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T H E SAN FO RD HERALD
O c t o b e r I«. 1914
Mixed Nationality.
A Statement from
Dr. Armstrong in
Regard to His
Riverview Proper
ty at Jacksonville
Four-year ohl
Mauclo'a father
la
from Germany; her mother from Scot- i ^
'land. Ono day the conversation turned ) y
on natlonnlltlea and nly husband naked
MnKgki what nhc'woa. With. her arm
1around her Mttlo brother Herman aho
i replied:
" Mamma und wo'» Scotch,
|but papu'a he's Gorman."
Wladom of the Bee.
"Our plan la very dlOarenti” nald
the bee
" W e work In tlio Hummer
to lay up a »tore of food agalnat tho
acaaon when we foreaco wo aboil want
It; but those who do nothing but
drink and dance and slug In tho-uuin
mcr must expect to sturvo In tho
ter."— Old Fuble.
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inni AUVtttllSIMi
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In (hr Tlrrull Court. Nrtrnlh Judicial H'lr*
cull. In an«l fo r Iho Connly of Ncmlnolr,
florid«. In Chancery
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John K.JTygcrt, Complainant
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Citation
Edward ( \ Kerr, and Anna
Forrcloturc
M. K$rr, H«’»pondt»n(a.
of M o n p a g r
^To Kdward 47« Krrr ami Anna M. Kerr
( I w i H f i n w n , Indiana, and to any Either per
•on. claiming an intermt in Lot No. 52.
ix. of
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M . M. S m i t h y S u b - d i r r s f i n l r . <^i
We take this opportunity to show our
beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods,
Silk and Wool dress materials, trimmipgs,
To my many friends and buyer§ o f |
Riverview property, I wish to make a
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appearing from the. affidavit of Grorgr
^-■¡<c ■"'■-'It being our customliilways
statement, giving a few facts in regard O. ItHerring,
herein duly flUo, that hr U »oto this rapidly developing suburb o f Sr3.*.r«s3r.ji;
■...i* the newest novelties, etc“_we
Jacksonville.
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our annual
I have had the question put to me
several times recently, why I do not
advertise Riverview now as I formerly
did. Here is my answer: ‘
Riverview has been so well adver
Sanford
tised, and the sales of this property
have been so enormous, the develop- --*•
ments so great, that there is a steady t'l«rk ol Ihr ('trrult t'nurt, Srmlnolr
demand for the property without say
ing a word through the press.
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complainant, in
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that || |a |hr belief of the affiant, that the
defendant*. Kdward C. Kerr and Ann a M
Kerr are non-rwddent* of the »t ale nf Flor
ida. and are now resident« of the Ma te of
Indiana; redd ing in tha town of Georgetown,
Indiana; that the «aid defendant* rfre over
tha age of 21 year«, and that there la no
perron In the »t ale of Florida, tha »ervirr
of aubpoena upon whom would ba binding
upon tha »aid defendants*, wherefore, yuu.
F d w a r d C. Kert an d Anna M . Kerr, and
all qthcra claiming any right, title nr in 'r r e*t In Lot No . 62, M. M. Smith*« S u b
division,
Semlnolo
County,
Florida.
are
ordered tn appear to the hill of complainant,
duly bled in thi« cause, on Monda y, the 7th
flay nf llrrrm ber . A. f>. IDI4, the rant# b e
ing a rule day of tfiia court.
It it further ordered that this notirc be
published in the
Herald, n n r » «
paper published In Seminole county, Fb*r
oner a w«*«»V. f •»r four ronarrutivr
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( h i u il a w , t ’lerh «»I .aid
Ci.u n . and iht .ral therinf, I hl- I\ih «lay
at October. A. I > I VI I
•«rail
K A IH IM .U S S .
County, Florida.
Il y Jaa. C . Ko t. nl« , I>. C.
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to obtain
announce
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FALL OPENING
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Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday
Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th |
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Ifr-Fri-Mr
Riverview Today Looks Like a Young
City in Its Self
The great million and a half city
docks are being built out our way.
The Carpenter-O’Brien great two and
one-half million dollar mills are out
beyond us, and the hundreds o f thous
ands o f dollars now being spent in »"«"L
Riverview, ancLaraund tht, is creating
a demand for this property that puts
us in a position where we do not need
to spend another dollar in advertising
through the press.
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Special Reserved
I)r. Armstrong has withdrawn
from the market two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth o f his
choicest lots and will hold them while
the present great developments are
going on in this section, and will re
place them on the market when the
prices will range one thousand dollars
for inside lots and three to four thous
and dollars for his riverfront lots.
Riverview is making one o f the
finest investments to the large or small
investor in the entire state of Florida.
A place where a man or woman may
spend five or ten dollars a month for
a few years and realize thousands of
dollars profit.
Over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth of This Property Already Sold
«nd
t « i n d u r i » «I
In
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of
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Ili r.
I a' I b» j*» Iaa!•»» «a t In «it
In en g ¿ ¿
in an<i « a r t ) on. at l*»«t b » h* Ii- a'* and r e
le i
Inb»l» 'tied -if huVillg
in.«».,
la« luring, preparing ami iii«p> n«l i| «Iru^».
rr-edl» ine« ami med inrat preparai mn»
al
Vi n d « . I»» In»» ile. pfepar«*. «eli «I >1 «Il I r»«c "f
mili« ral. aerati <1 an«! « «riicroirat« d » A D p ,
to make, man ulact ure and « d l «li*inle « t ant * ,
j and droiluritara; to buy, own. aril and ron, vej real «alale, to i e i r n » « tnottey and «eI'urc t be -an»«-, by mortgage«. «Ir»-d«. h o m i -.
rin i r « <»r other «»lillgat'ona thir«f«»r tn t»u>.
-ell, ar«tuirr, own and _h«d«l all pir^onaf
property
nere««ary to
prop« rlv
ron dini
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arnl carry on t lie- bu «lpe «» «1 t I"
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lion
a nU
ha»»-, r lerci»» and
all
t b( right« pi. a* » r • and | r « .1« g«
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in « »«r p«»r al mn* »»rgan.fr.l and • a.
ili.l.
the la«* nf I I r «late nf Fl««r’<!¿
\lll rlr III
Tl.r kmminl of th* ra[ntal » l « f k of Iht.
rorimratiun «hall I-,- T - r n l y Five T h o u « » n d
lt>h0(H).00) DolUra, Xn l>r dlvldril Into l « o
hundred and M l y
(S&0) aharrt of Ono
l lu n d r r d (JIOU.OUI Dollari r » r h .
All ur
any poition of thr raplla l ilo rk nf thla
r n r p a r d l o n may he paya ldr fn. I.«urd or
UB.d for I h# purrhaM. of. prnprr.y, rlthrr
real or |»rrional. or for .h r |>ayrorot of lai or
-or . . . v i m , at a ju ■t and (air valuation, lo
ho drlrrmmc-d l-V Ihr lioard of dlrrrtnra.
A f l l d r IV.
T h i . ror|M<rallon .hall ron.ln ur ami havr
full powrr to r . r r r l . r It. rorpura.r ri(lrv«
and l.a n r h l.. —. t i r a nt-rlod of mo ri, ninr
j r i r i , fri-m and aflrr it-« romn.rnrrVnrol
ol II« ror|.oralr rt i.lorir r
Arllrlr V
T h a bualnraa of thl* corporation .hall hr
cpndurtrd by thr l-tlloviins officer« V pro«*dent, a «r r r r la r y and a trraaurrr, and a
hoard of director., y( noi Iraa than thrrr
nor mora lhan flva dirrtlora.
Until tha Drat1 m r r t l n i of tha i t i t i holdara, hrrrln aflrr provided for, the offlrara of thla corporation «hall ba:
( ’. W .
K ntxm ln rrr . nrraldrnt; 8. M. Kntin-lntrr,
. r r r r l a r y ; T . P. L««rli , treavurar, and r . W.
F n t im l n c r r , S. M . F n t i m l n i r r and T. P.
l ^ w l . . b a l l ronvtltulr Ihr hoard of dlrn tor«.
T h r fir/t or orxapltatlon mrating ol tha
• tnrkhóldrra «holl or hold at l.o n g «n o d ,
fl o r id a, on thr 14th day ol November, A. D .
1914, (or (hr pu rpo «« of adopting l-y-Uwa
and completing thr nrganlratlon of thla corporatlon, and alvo for thr purpou- ol elect
ing auch officer« nf thr corporation
arr
hereinbefore provided for, and thereafter
thr annual
meeting of thr aforkholdrra
.hall be held on tha third TucmUy In N o
vember of r ar h and every year.
Arllrlr VI.
T h r hlghrrt »moun t of Indrhtednr«« or
liability to which thi. corporation «hall «uhjrct It «elf .hall hr an amount not to exceed
thr amount nf. thr capital «torti of thl«
corporation.
A rt lr l» VII.
T h » name» »n d r »Idancea of thr aubacrlblng lnr<irpnratm«~and th» amount of
capital atock aubacribed by r ar h arr a« fol
lone:
C. W . ilntamlnt'.-r, I . o n f w o » d , Florida. Ten
Sharer.
8.
M.
Fntanr.lncvr.
I^ng aro od,
Florida,
" N i n e t y Hh»rr».
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L. W . K.ntrrringet, t.ongwood, Florida, Ten
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Here you will find
displayed all ^ the
newest fashioned
su its, cap es and
^7 coats k x . 1ad ies..
- - Also a pretty Hue'
of coats for children
and youn^ ladies. •
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LADIES’ NECKWEAR
A larjie assortment of brand new neckwear,
those new "vest" effects, flared collars, silk and lace
jabots, etc., all made of nice material. See this display.
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SPECIAL SHOWING OF
BOY’S SUITS
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Here you will see all those
things your boy has been
-craving in the way of a suit.
Beautiful line of 150 boy’s
suits, brand new.
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DON’T FORGET THE BOY’S
DISPLAY
Share«.
Scores, o f fine homes have been
built, beautiful streets and avenues all
C. W. Fnttmlngrr
8. M. Knt»mlnf«r
laid off, fourteen miles o f streets open
I.. W.Tfotimlngcr
M. 8. F.nt«mlA(tr
T. P. l-r*ria.
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ed up and set out in shade trees, beau /
tiful parks and drive ways laid off, and ty of 8» ml not#
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a state o f progress shown on every side. t
Dr. Armstrong, the owner, and
his family are now taking a cruise in
my h»od »nd afficUl »»al In th»
of-Srmlnolr and th» »U te of Florida,
Southern waters' and may be seen ii county
on Oil« th» 16th day of October, A. D. 1911.
(wall
M AIIV K. W A LD U oif.
PuNle. State of Florida.
person during the week o f 19th to 24tl Gao. A.MyNotary
coraml*«lon eaplraa Nov. 13, *17.
DaCottea.
Attorney lor Incorporator».
o f October, here in Sanford.
lO-Frl-ttc
M . 8. Kr.f«minger, lovngwood, Florida. T r n
Sbarra
T , p ; UrWIa, l.ongwood, Florida. T rn 8har»a
In wltr.raa whereof, thr auhacrlbing in r a r pbratora have hereunto art thrlr name«, on
thla thr 16th da y of Ortoher; A . U- IB M .-
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veffuuotr fmrrrtr:
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•- ai» a V•• « ». »I r«i a bn » ti « •». t»
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I u*il I'«* a ll
t >»ar»t e f i!..*«•, 1
time to tlrrr
Artici« II
The general nature «•! « h# bu*inr
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READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT
: o f i n t o i n *o k a i i o n
Notice I« hereby given that wr the under• i gn rd intend to apply to t hr Honorable
I'ark Trammell. Governor of tbe Slat« of
Florida, at
Tallaha«*ec,
Florida, on the
lOtto da> o ( N o v cm h tr , \ I» 1911. for In
t ter« patent incorporating M i r r a r n e Manu
fa<turing
tym pany.
under t be 1olio « ir« g
propose«! «Mirle» «•/ in»ur por at ion t h»* «»rig
mat ••( » In# I» i* n o » on hi«' in the office «•!
I be Nrrretar.» «•( M a le , a- rm uirrd b\ l a «
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W hntrrmngcr
S M Fntf minger
I W Knt i minger
M N Fn tf mtngrr
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Article« of I nr nr pur alino «»f Mirratile M a n
ufacturing 4 ompatny
We, the und esig ne d, have agreed to a •
»orlate <»uf»*'\r« anil •Iai hen-1.> heroine »•
• Oriate«! (nr (He purpose «»I forming it.ln «
body politic ami lorpnrale. un/ler and b>
Virtue nf I lie law« «if lb«- «tate nf I lurid*,
and «Io her» b ) adopt the following a r li «b «
ol inrorpuration
Artlrli I
T i e narir «if t I»*- corporation »hall be
Alterati.» M anulari nr ir g « o mpa n \ ^ a luj A.'
pf
tti «^ » a l piar
prtrujjial
pia« • -il
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n o t it i
R O Y A L BRAND
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MEN’S FURNISHING. DEPARTMENT
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8lrf r of Florida
/. hereby e»rtlly that bcfqyr ma » notary
-bile, prraonally a p p » » r r « C C. W . KntaIngrr, S. M . pn ttm ln grr. !.. W . Kntainger, M . 8. Fnlam ln grr and T. P. I-rwlr.
f a ta t well known to hr the prnn na nam»«L
In and who aubtirlbed thrlr name« to thr^
foregoing »rtlclrv of Incorporillon. »n d arvrrally ackrvawtrdgad before ire that th*y
• veculrd tha aa m» for thr purpo ««» therein
Openings are not always for ladies. - We will have
also a special display of Men’s Furnishings.
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�WAR f^VVS FIVE HOURS AHEAD OF ANY PAPER IN THE SANFORD FIELD
P U B L IS H E D '
SEMI-WEEKLY
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ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
//V S A N f D R D — Life la Wnuh Living
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HANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY
VOLI .me: VI
<»< TOIIF.lt 20. 1914
NO
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11nt«>re-» t«111 In nil other agricultural,
horticultural ami
trucking activ
ities should get together in their re
spective localities at an enrly date
to discuss present and futur« con
ditions, and to form voluntary or
ganizations to push forward all
worthy
and
helpful movements,
which eider lieneficial result» with
IT IS REPOIiTíiD -JCJIAX .G O V E R N O R T R A M M E L L respect to' the planting, cultivation STOCKMEN R E A L I Z E
and marketing of all the numerous
D E S IG N A T E S * tfA R M OVER TWELVE HUNcrops which ron\l»ipe to make FlorERS*
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C E E D E D IN R E T A K IN G
DEED DOLLARS FO?r ~
Itnrt—horffrtrirtmri :
wealth.
C IT T ~ O r 'O K R 'T N T r
ERS’ DAY"
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Tallslftssee, Fla., Oct. 20. (¡ov. that I might suggest n comm
A struggle for the ppjfcession 4/J
-The Jacksonvillff Metropolis hi
the strip of French’sea coast nearest Park Trammell todaj' issued the* fol date for the holding of meetings In running a head entitled "P la n t More*
to the shores of England wns the lowing address to the people of Flor each county of the stato by all per Hens," which is good enough in its
most interesting phase of tho war ida: *
sons interested directly or indirectly way but does not cover the field.
situation today*,
T o The People of Florida- The in farming, fruit growing or truck Wo would supplement that by add
British naval forces are- reported rather wielo spread diatubrnnee in ing, and I therefore designate Sat ing, "Plant mpre cattle, aheep, hogn •
to have joined .In the movement commercial and^fihapcial conditions urday, November 7, 1914, as Far and goats," for In this our future
with the allies, who are making a which have been Experienced since mers’ and Growers' Day through prosperity will, expand greatly and
determined stand on the Belgian the outbreak of the great European out tho state of Florida; and I re- redounti to our credit. There is no
frontier nguinst the westward drivo war huve furnished the most forcible spectfully .and urgently request that reason in the world for Floridians tv.
of the German right wing.
lesson taught to the present genera n each county, or, where It is deem buy cattle, sheeji, chickens, »bogs.Florida either for the winter or nil uI,on to 'loThe
e)pirt
battle
line
is
nit
known.
tion that agriculture is in fact the ed ltdvisuhle, in each locality the etc., from any other stato in tho
the year round our schools are s o 1 Any bank in -the community would
This afternoon's official French state foundation stone of our National farmers und citizens generally gather Unidn and our people can laugh at
ood that they will appeal to the take u»,on
th‘‘ *“ » “ ' hthor. and
ment says that the German artillery greatness and prosperity, anil that at convenient places nnel give care the idea oj eating “ embalmed l>eef
n,rents of children. ’
in*tead oi ™»>urKinK the county for
has
attucked without success ‘ ‘ the upon tl'1 proper protection and ele*- ful thought and eliscussion to ways that comes to us from the Irig pack
K
.u I 1 i the work performed would hi- glad to
Qood school facilities are the lode)
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front
from Nieuport t«» Yladsloo, to velopincut iif our various agricul and means of protecting and ad- ing houses of the northwest.
the county interest <>n the tr.i
itone that attract the majority of 1 P*''
the
east
of Dtxmudc " The allies, it tural I'.te re sts depend» the welfare vancing their interest.», ami of arous
anres carried in the (reasury
Thus*
Cattle raising in the past has liven
the home seekers in new territories
ing and stimulating interest in all confined somowhat to thq Kissim
there would he a double »zving the adds, have1 advanced mi far ¡is Bold of all cur people.
»nd the school* of Seminole have at
payment to the treasurer and the re er» ami there has been a sharp light
It is proper and needful, therefore, measures udecting the prosperity of mee prairies and only in tho past
tained a reputation second \o none.
ing on a front from' La Bassee to that all citizens imhutBl with public measures adopting the prosperity of yenr have' our people woke up to tho
ceipt of interest on deposit.
In order that those from other states
spirit and with regard far the future their respective localities as well as possibilities of raising cattlo in this
An amendment upon which the Aldnin and' St. Naxaire.
might have the diBired information
Paris states that the allies are advancement of our state and our to nil mutters affecting the general part of the state upon a large scale.
people will vote at the election next
a statement of the condition of our
as for the material I welfare of the state.
The great prairies of the up|>or St.
month, proposes the abolishment of moving on Lille, which was occupied country as we
achooli has been prepared by Hon.
A n —earlier date ts not suggested Johns river uru the ideal spots for
the ndice of county treasurer, with by the Germnns on October 13.
interest ■*i the- particular section m
D. I. Thrasher, superintendent of ,
An curlier dispatch from London, which t in v live1, should he zealous for the reason that it is considereel raising cattle, sheep and hogs and
all its attendant cumbcrMirncness
Public Instruction of Seminole und
and cost to tin- taxpayer
It is one stating that the* Germans were bom and urtirn g in t lie promotion o f all advisable. and it t» now .recom- their possibilities art1 looming larger
ii given t«'low
An item in the jvujiers of
amendment that every vul.r can barding l.ilh1. may have reference to moven •*• t- well designe d [o Iie*III*Til inenele.l, that |rior to the 7th of eat h yenr
During the punt year Seminole eonsc lent omisI approve and (or
e ve r.t» prior tl tie tuber 13. and have our ' i*•• I agricultitral.
hortte-iil No Vi- Ii, |,er the1 people ill l bl'T r»1- Kissimmee last week gave the high
rouniy maintained ten white schools w,1|ch
v,„,
Mla,„, been delayi'it m transmission from tural
-pi'itive localities hold preliminary water mark in prices of a car load
n't trucking ineliislrieie
Fiance to London.
with an enroJlment of 1023, and an |{«.r><l<i
Over -iv weeks ago. when the ••f meetings at »neh tune a* may suit of beef »hipped from that place, tho
arerage attendance of 830; and
t In ir <onve-nience for t he purpose1 price being better than $26 per head.
There1 is nut lung from Berlin t<» fed s >■'
Furopean «.it tirst 1
right r • ¿r»»
hi toI•« with un enroll
gun
to
he
felt
in'
the
scarcity
of
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discussing
plans.and measures to
revcaj the1 position of the Germans
Moves lo Mot nla
Seminole county ran lieut thnt
ment of 725 and an average atin !»■ submitted for mori1 general eon and t » o of uur cattlemen have prob
that are- contending for the roast manyordinary «•oinhienllt i»1» anil
Mr and Mrs Jesse Shilling will
tetidincc of 526.
ThesA schools
(vanii ng price1»
of -idcru t ton at the larger gatherings ably reached the high water mark
line
There- I- h1» doubt, however, the r,.
leave
Monday for '-a'.Lord I hernia,
»rig taugt ' !,;. 1!» white1 and 1 !» col
f food. I issued an •ontelllpl.lted to In- belli Nov. 7th. this week in the shipment of a car
tlmi tiny nr»- hound for Itunkirk ma ny
I i* ored teacher.»
Salarios paid the where* they will lie located lor some anil • a la is and are prepared to meet adilres - tu I R«- i*4rm«Tf <»f F lnrifla
Kl«»rn!a ih (o«l:i \ nm* uf <hi» moni load of cuttle to a Jacksonville firm.
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Mr Shilling is perhaps t he
■hue teachers, from $40 to $225 time
a strong fesist II nee*.
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ami to ell i ilizcps of tl»1 state who prospe-rous state-s of the I ninn and The cattle brought $35.63 a head,
oldest
employe
of
the
county
in
per month, aggregate for the tefcm
..t.irol lands urging tl.it 'n p ijs a high rank in the1 matter of the car bringing over {12 0 0
Nich
It.un- t tin r **ii used much suffering OWI) i
of eight tiioni
$ 18,796.26.
Sal- pollil of service, he having been sil to 1 1,, troop» tn Trance earlier in they
per capi'.I wealll
lier pro*|MritV olson .V I'revatt iif Geneva are the
arra n g> Me at »
sn't high standing at. be- ■vi-n mori- men who raised l he cat tie and sold
triea of i h lolnrcd teachers, from , l" T |||>,,i"l,,ni 1 I. >1 , I le f *•ngi lle-e r e.f I be I alt p.ilgn are fttflltig again nil ‘ pla lit i1
■t. . u l t I V a t t o n
dv.ili.e-d luiwi ver. |iy protecr cee ■ t bn hi , and this price demonstrate«
ISO to $ per month, aggregate lor the Miami cotin! \ he ating and light
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the b.ti’ li-htp» -0 1 outinuousls that
Ills s e r v i c e
the term ir.i53.75- Transportation mh’ 1*1«•'* (l,r
>• •»rope-ratioli
and i'rgamzation in the that rattle fuised here ran bring top
I
would
limit,
to
I
lie1
eld
that
there1
great hardships r 1111
ef chiltirpti tn s-rhrmhr tn the county.
interest of her farmer* and growi-r» notch price*
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may
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pro
This' i» undoubtedly
( ier ma us and. Austrians have eit
$2,529.OH
F, ir fin prove ment of new hourel of rountv commissioners
I el lice1 1 I-e**I bv oijr ^ •itl,. pi *|.I•1 fur who scontrihuti1 *o Jreatly to the the highest priiT ever paid in Flor
has retaineel him
In In* 'luiies he , oiinte r> d bail weath»-r in Kiissian
ll Is eoiriiestly itlu fur a carload of grass fed cuttle
•chool houses anti equipment I*.
home ■iiii*nn pi uni ipil lor -uh1 in -l.ite’ s de VI lupini lit
lms
come
III
cei/tlae
< *lth' a great I*,.(a, d I L, v , lain, however, tee ho
lio
peni
and
urged
that
our people and is a matter of congratulation to
701 42. fur all other purpose1*' $2 .
|oilier market.»
I ••n vored in that
ma ki ng f progress along the \ 1st11h1.
take1 greater id vn l.igi of the1 mills- the men who raised them and Sem
792.77 The total income from all many of the cit irons of the county
I'llll
1
1
'inll-alloil
to
pollil
out
the
I'etreegraii assert» that the1 in\ a»ihit
lourn1* for the year, $30,272 61 ainl his unfailing kindly greeting
greet
matefl.ll a<l Vmilages
which usual opportunity ollered them to inole county.
has
In i n de liiiitely checkeit.
Warrants issued during the school al" courtesy will be mis.»ee| during
WIHlbi ertuinly aci rue through »urh I protect the state1 s indu trie1». inVerity, plant hens, plant cattle,
Nothing is definitely known of the• re a si1 In r wealth and ele-vidop he-r
year for all purposes, $34,77421 ids absence. His many friends hen*
¡i i ' 1 ' Ii1“
plant
hogs, plant sheep.
trust his I'loriela interest» »ill prove fat* of I'* • liiv-l |r tiallleiu
Best III
re -nur. e»
Wirrant* outstanellng. July 1st. $s
after.
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soon
tIn
profitable
and
know
that
he
will
soon
(orinatlo
that It I» still holding
4.19 99, cash hi t he1 hands of tin
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( I !• •• i eta
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t In 11ossia a»
\ n n i a dr.
phiii- for Girti' If among t he
ma ke
w )m \\ .If I» 11,11
a g i"
<,n.i n
treasurer. $2.'»35 39
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••J* \ Vt1 t|T\ . 1r» .1 gu .1 i nu i, g
> I '.ole that Se nil Hole
M
lie-|i,,rti c
.1*. À tul It.« •1 1 l e , l o i .1 V.llll
1he rule and git Ve
.binarmi via»
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n*ht nn
abl.
- hool t hroughcillt t he
for tli*'• manufacture of
to
told
o» * ut m o r i
bale
i itilo, I nloii tlv a \ r■M. Ii miser in the Adrian.
gre-.illv n.i* '*■*i
count v
certain chemicals, came to this coun
o( cotton, paying therefor not h1**
today.
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try to he nearer his chief markets.
With
..... bqt' one minpr exception
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that, ten ci-nts per potimi
I also
Japan
lost
the
cruiser
Takachiho.
harmony .prevailed throughout
M c L tA IN
< O I.I.K i T O Jt R K l’ O ItT S Business prospered, the money Bow
urge'll till* pe'Opli1 to nrgatlri1 lorul T A X
ed 111 and tlie young German chose
vrhirh
»truck
a
mine
Wffilc
putYollii
g
county among teacher«, peetrons ntxi.
'------ x tr in u r n
and ounty ‘nssoe;iiittons id club» lor
F A II.rU K OF M A N Y TO
a wife rr,1 III the people of his footer
off
T'ingtau
Two
liunelriul
and
Ihe local ami county school hoard.
111 ¡arpóse of s 1 1 iiaila ting tli pur
r u w h e n i n F.
land
» 1 vent v
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ollicers and melt jh*i *nd a* far a» ihe superintendept is (
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til
I
i liasi and holding «I intimi
1» heel
l..i»l Julv lie took Ills wife across
to judge, from every stand__ _
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l>
linklns
TuX I 1»lire I or fin»
11.
ar ki't regi,Hied . - 1 or I al • **tl
t
he
I I I e.1 it
mi a Vil turn trip and
point .......... Of the most success. T O HK I’ O S T M A S T K K A l O R \.|dll intuil < a nil ellli 11 treiojis were- ditto
a
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unibili1
license
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dial
the
»»uhi
-tate
mid t he> i ••innui.lit -,
M1.1t their tir»i .Mbl might
la'ib
1 \ vonmom ii. Knglanel. • ot
ful school .I'nrs in the histnrf* of
I. A N I I O . S I ( ' ( K K IM N li
It.- Ill, mi 1 1. 1 ober tic -1 lia- not. been • bn-tlv
.uni it » prope r
i •
he horn in the Fatherland
He ex
i honl work in this see*«
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i l , r.
t » ed t he w. >rbl
paid by man) <>f tin* owners There
tion
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tiutc has been about 130 11re Uses issued pected to lie back in America hy
I la I urkish government has pW C fused tli British demand that the- I l,ai considerable il»t••tV^J he
be,-ll . and there are a mot J30 machines now with his wife and baliv, hut the
flrlatiller. Flu., t *■ t 3»
Schools throughout Seminole are
The penalty for noo* iluu finger of war reached out apd
state , in t lb' county
tl»to r iii.i n rew» be discharged from j ma attested throughout
now busily engaged with the* new M rlawn has re*e e"i v •*el word from
year’« work, increaaed enrollment, i Washington that his appointment a s jih e cruisers G ochen und Brenlau |in the diversificfttion of crops anti I payment is double the amount of tapped him on the shoulder. Within
improved equipment,
more efficient postmaster of Orlando
to succeed whichTurkey bought from Germany
that a th e ."B u y a Bale of Cotton1 the license, which will make it a few days after tlie child was horn
the governmt-nt';» emissary stopped
tMcherx. and- .more * of them, and W. R. O'Neal, present Republican which
Turkey bought from Ger- jmm< ment hits
hearty support in rather hard on theownerswhen the
at
tile German's door and notified
Wry much larger income leads to ippointsd, has
finally Ihmhi eon- man)
|mun>* sections of the countrv
The Tax Collector loses patience
and
him
that his » rvices were required
the flattering conclusion thnt at this firmed hy the senate and his papers)
- - j situation which now confronts us im ( starts collecting through the sheriff.
in
the
armies oi the Kaiser. Then?
time next year all outstanding war'>► forwarded at mice
The up- How Prohibition Works In Kansas ione w hich, 'present» the greatest Several of our peuple have been
was
no
escape.
He had neglected *to
opportunity ever offered to our ¡caught in other counties without
r*nt* will have been retired, all pointm«nt » » » sent in hy President
At the meeting of the Prcaby- people for extending and improv-j this yeurs license tag on their ci rs take out American naturalization
»chool debts
more echildren
some iiiuiim»
month» ago
...... paid, mu,«
uii ,ii uii , Wilson
WIISOII SUIIIV
a « » and
.•>•>• *a• <le^*t*r and latter schoojs and money termined effort to postponV the con teriup Christian Krtdcyj'or Society ing their agricultural interests anti and have been forced to pay n license papers.
His wife has mil heard from him
n the treasury. N o w lot the chjl- firmalion has been made by both last Friday night tho subject of tetn it i.ills for the liest thought and in thus,* counties. This is got pat
since
the day she kissed him in a
ronizing
your
home
county
and
also
the
wisest
action
on
the
part
of
dren* patrons and teachers join Orlancio and Washington people. perance
(
and prohibition was disFor all she
Ersrtily wjth the local and county who were jxtrsonully interested in ussed, ainl among the interesting our ■tit ir*- citizenship in rising to the makes it rather tough n the owner» heartbroken I: -.»well.
enn rgency anti taking advantage to he asked to come aero.»» by the knqws he in»» six feet deep in the
•ithool hoartl in building up the ban- having some one else appointed
It i'
fact» and figures which were proThis hu-slil) dug trenches before Liege, or
of tie opportunity offered
It 1» 'a officials of other counties.
°*f school»
charges
pre i,
*uis and
anil school system,
syst"*** in
1» i**
*» reported
uaiuncu that
inti, ,.■‘•1
»*- were )■*‘ Kij.
l" *l
ferrejl
against
Nlr.
Mcl.ean,
but
|
duced
was a startling,paper from the time when mutual aid and roopern- license must be paid and ono might stark o n tho plains of Churle.roL
the newexf 0f the state.
upon investigation these were found Attornev General of Kansas on how j tion are needed in every section, as well pataonize home officials uw The business which he built up in
Youra tfu iy ,
with such cheerful
This this country
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o lie utterly groundless, and after prohibition hud worked in Hi» state ami if freely and un»iliishly given. officials of other counties.
D. L. T H U A 8Ü E R , Supt.
license must lie (slid and owners pains is going rapidly to ruin in the
the most thorough investigations,
the reward will he abundant.
The following are some of the facts
the appointment was unanimously
As indicative of the lie tie tits to should pay it now and avoid trouble hands of an inexperienced and dis
he stuted:
tracted relative. — Ex.
1m> derived through cooperation, 1 and double payment.
confirmed.
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More
ihun
hulf
the
county
jails
desire
to
cull
the
attention
of
tho
Mr. McLean bus been in the om*
in
Kansas
are
empty.
public to the fact that, within the
Some Fine Pecans
pfay of the present postmnster for
County commissioners in
Polk
2 Sixty-five out of 105 counties past wi«*k an organization was form
The Herald 1» in receipt of a pack county cifl>qh>r a county fair one
twelve or thirteen years and is a
• most affable and competent otficia in the stat,e have no convicts in the ed at u meeting in Jacksonville age of pecan» from the Oak Knoll of the jiest things that could happen
held hy a nutnlmr of citizens from Farm near Altamonte, this county. f the best things that could happen
and practically every one in Orlando state' penal institutions.
different
parts of the state, known They are a new variety grown hy anti have announced an appropria
3 Many counties have had no
is pleased at the appointment.
us
the
Florida
Twenty Thousand that veteran N. H. Fogg of the firm tion of $1,000 for the fair to he held
criminal jury trfal in ten years. .
Bale Club, its purpose being to as of Fogg & Osteen, owners of Oak in Polk county next February. The
Dr. Miller In Orlando'
•t. Highly seven counties have no
DR. A R M S T R O N G
sist needy cotton growers in selling Knoll. Mr. Fogg writes that he has I-1 kchiml New* telling of the action
insane.
^ r . Oliver J. Miller of Sanford
their cotton at a fair price.- This named tin1 pecan the Fogg's Prolific commending it. »mil that Ijikcland,
first page mention as
5 Fifty-four counties have no plan is an excellent and commend
appeared before the city council this
Paper Shell which is name enough having volunteered to give $1 .0 0 0 .
the largest advertisers in
feeble minded
a 11L> one. and I earnestly urge that to carry it most everywhere in a ami other people being much inter
afternoon, addressing the hotly upon 1
Nun-six counties have no in- u )„ given heart v support and <0
M ay's issue. The ad
■m in ed
community
Oak Knoll ••sted. it now seems thnt the Imr in
a bill that he purposes bringing be |
ebrutes
operation in all parts of the »lute
Farm
is
11
famous
plan*
[or ftiiii*. the spring will be a glad success.
vertisement may be found , fore tlie next legislature, requiring a 1
7 Twenty-nine counties have not In view of the relatively limited pro vegetables, pecans and hogs und An effort is being made to lugve a
°n page 8.
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uniform state medicul examination a single inmate on their poor farms. duction of cotton in Florida, con Fogg is a living example of what a
permanent building eroded on the
certed support of the movement in thrifty farmer can accomplish Tn athletic field in lakeland, where the
of all children in the 4»uhlic schools.
8. Kansas is the second richest
He received the endorsement of the state in the Union, her per capita which this club hus taken the lend Seminole county or any other coun fair association can house and care
Special N otice'
would tend, greatly to relieve the ty in Florida.
He raises only the for the stock and poultry exhibits
council, *n requisition which he will wealth is $1700.
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distress
felt hy cotton growers of best of everything and always gets each year. The fair nssoefntibn has
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Jhe Herald will on each ■ make of nil tho councils of the prin
9. They have the lowest doath Florida.
the beat market price and hus made been very active o f late and with the
W
caU attention to the
cipal (titles in the state, together rate in the world—
per thousand.
• T o 'm o s t successfully derive |H*r- good e very year. . We hereby thank time interveinng nnd a continuance
argest advertisement in
with the recommendation 'o f ull
10. Less than 10 of thé 786 new>- manent advantages, it is essential hi in for the [hi cans and h»j>e hg will of interest and work the fair of 1915
papers
of the state will accept whis that those of our people interested continue to ship hs a package as should exceed anything ever before
school
officials
in
the
vaijous
counM current issue,..in tlie'growing of cotton und those long us the season, lusts.
key
advertisements.
attempted in the county.
tic*.— Reporter-Star.
SEMINOLE SCHOOLS
ARE IN THE BEST
OF C O N D IT IO N
A lioli
h Iu
< mi n h T r r a s u r r r s
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I Another amendment submitted by
( the hint legislature i11r tin* adoption
: by tin* pvoplc 1» one looking toward
I tlio rutting down expense and the
lessening of the burdens on the tux*
» payers.
The county trensurership has al
ways been un anomaly. There vrtt?
never any real reason why any perREPORT o f s u p e r in t e n
soiS should draw u very
d e n t SHOWS GOOD
stipend for work that c6ul(!' us well
he done by some other county of
attend ance a n (i
4imZr,m ..Up ~*um:farther institution,
— i- R K S O W R C B S - Without cost.'
The county treasurer receives
-'The schools of Sanford and ot
money
from the collector and pays
Semirnd- county are at’ once the joy
it
out
on
the orders of the county
,nd pride of every man, woman and
commissioners.
He t,» paid .for the
child residing in the county and
work
by
a
Fcrtain
percentage on the
though Seminole county I* the baby
amount
handled.
His duty consists
county of the state the- schools are
in
seeing
that
warrants
are properly
imong the host in the south. Know
drawn
on
the
proper
fundt
and in
ing, this to he the fact we want
issuing
his
checks
for
the
umoun|.
others to know it and to those who
ire contemplating a residence in That, is about all that- he is called
THE WAR SITUATION A GET TOGETHER
IN EUROPE STILLRE- GROWERS MEETING
MAINS UNCHANGED SATURDAY, NOV. 7
SEMINOLE COUNTY
LEADS IN T H E
CATTLE INDUSTRY
PAY YOUR A U
TOM OBILE TA X
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OCTOBER 20,1914
Io o o D a o a a o a o a o o o o o o o o o o a D o o o o o o a o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o a a o o o o f
A Statement from C U R B S T Q N E G L E A N I N G S I
Dr. Armstrong in i EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
Regard
Riverview Proper
ty at Jacksonville
BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN
YOU AND ME.”
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The Change.
"It uoed-ta be.".
-Bnmftrrnhar. ^ttnt wtrrrr »rudder Mau
ley and hla wife was uh-squabblln' dey
had It up and down like a eee-taw,
sometimes ona of 'em Kiltin' d* best
of It and den de yuddor. Hut now, bloaa
goodness dey doss Roes 'rouijd and
'round like a merry-Ro-round. and no
body kin prognosticate which la ahead.
— Puck.
Wjs the Only One.
aVoanJt It Admiral. l'u «fr wh0
aatdr T a k e ho quarter from the ,.0.
eray?‘ “ Dlx—"Dunno! If It » m he *
the only porter that « r rr B»|,i atjrb a
thing.'*«-Boston Transr*pt
A§ to Fields.
Many a man who u fooling a * a)
bla tlmo In Iho literary field
u
uacfu) In a potato Held
A CI1IEL IS AM ONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH,
“ HE’LL PRENT ’EM “ — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
oaaoooaaoaooD O oaooaoaoD oaoooooaaoaoooooaoaaaaoooaooai
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Riverview Today Looks Like a Young
City in Its Self
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To my many friends and buyers o f
Riverview property, I'WlSte’iuumR G f
statement, giving a few facts in regard
to this rapidly developing suburb of
Jacksonville.
I have had the question put to me
several times recently,- why I do not
advertise Riverview now as I formerly
did. Here is my answer:
Riverview has been so well adver
tised, and the sales of this property
have been so enormous, the develop
ments so great, that there is a steady
demand for the property without say
ing a word through the press.
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The great million and a half city
docks are being built out our way.
The Carpenter-O’ Brien great two and
one-half million dollar mills are out
beyond us, and the hundreds o f thous
ands of dollars now being spent in
Riverview, and around us, is creating
a demand for this property that puts
us in a position where we do not need
to spend another dollar in advertising
through the press.
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Dr. Armstrong has withdrawn
from the market two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth o f his
choicest lots and will hold them while
the present great developments are
going on in this section, and will re
place them on the market when the
prices will range one thousand dollars
for inside lots and three to four thous
and dollars for his riverfront lots!.
Riverview is making one o f the
finest investments to the large or small
investor in the entire state o f Florida.
A place where a man or woman may
spend five or ten dollars a month for
a few years and realize thousands of
dollars profit.
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Over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth of This Property Already Sold
Scores of fine homes have been
built, beautiful streets and avenues all
laid off, fourteen miles of streets open
ed lip and set out in shade trees, beau
tiful parks and drive ways laid off, and
a state of progress shown on every side.
Dr. Armstrong, the owner,, and
his family are now taking a cruise in
Southern waters and may be seen in
person during the week of 19th to 24th
iW n W hAw in Sanford.
LETTUCE!
1 1 have always believed in a med- deep path to the hank where he will
leal inapection of achool children and drop in a few more dollars of aurit has been my opinion that manyvof Jflus earnings to help swell the pile
the diseases contracted in the early already looking pleasing to the eye.
fall are propagated in the. .school M ind.yait- t-'JUiiva months nf depos
room. You can pldce a bunch of iting- of-strrpRit ;"Tnff four muntfft 'of
healthy children In the school at the depositing and eight months chtckfirst' of _tho term and before* you jing out:
Come on, friends, and
know it they will have sore eyes. I join us. You who grow happy and
whooping cough and a .number of ¡fat on the twelve months of proother children's diseases that are ductive industry.
But l^avo be
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con.tr§5ted_by_ fpming. in contact hind, the fellow with the hammocks.
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-with other children at the school.
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1 believe that if a child has a dis V N o w cometh the festive vagrant
ease of that kind that they should who n'over has worked and is not
be kept at home until cured.and not wanting to begin at this late day.
turned loose on the community, to He comes in on the boat or on the
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infect other children. The sore eyes bumper« and once in the city pan
are no joke and the suffering at handles every man, wofnan and times is intense and no child that child and otherwise^ makes himself
has sore eyes should attend school obnoxious. I think it is positively
not 'o n ly because of the danger of up to the mayor and tho police* to
infection but because it is dangerous keep these people from bothering
to uso‘ the eytea to study while they the jest of us ahd a sentence on
are in the inflamed condition. The the streets would serve to make the
state inspection of schools is the hobo move oit to pastures greener
proper way to keep these diseases than. Snnford. - They profess to he
out of the schools and there are looking for work hut none of them
many .others that ure not easily dis ever do any and they are an unde
covered by any one hut a rnedicul sirable class to have in- the city.
expert and they unfit a child not Among them sometimes there are
only for study, but arc infectious.
honest fellows who roally want work
Therefore, I am glnd thnt Dr. and this kind can always find it,
Miller of our town has seen the ad for there is.rto valid reason for any
visability of having a medical in one to loaf in Florida and when 1
spection of the schools and will en see this small army going from door
deavor to have a hill passed in the to _door I cannot kelp
hut think
next session of the legislature lo they are'looking for work in order
have this made into a law and en to uvoid it.
Ia*t the police have
forced in. the schools. .The Orlundo strict orders to move them on or
Sentinel bus the following regarding put them on the streets of the city.
They are a nuisance and a menace
his visit to that city:
I>r Miller of Sanford appeared he to the.city at all times and a elans ♦
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fore the city.council yesterday after of people that we do not want In
noon and urged thilt body to assist the city.
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in an effort to secure the passage of
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a hill through the nexj Florida legis •
The hulk heading of
the lake ♦ ♦ ♦
lature providing for state inspection front is just about tiie greatest thing
of puliiic schools.
Dr. Miller made that Sanford has ever undertaken,
a very favorable and instructive i was down there the other Sunday,
address, which favorably .impressed and there were many people looking
.it the hul k bending and the Jake
the council
t*tie of the illustrations he gave of front and in my mind's eye I could
the benefit!» to lie-derived from eom- see a great future in store fur San
We umlmihtI«Joint school inspection under state ford from this work
authority was the result in Indiana, cilly have the finest locution for u
where it was found that fully two- ! great city here that any other |>or
Til«* early fall mornings are a little too eool !<• i»
thirds of all the pupils in the public lion of the state offers und the heuUcomfortable without some artificial heat.
schools were defective in some man 11fnl l^ike Monroe will soon conic
If some cities inland
ner over "00,000 out of a total en into its own.
had this greut advantage they would
rollment of more than .'100.000.
A Ktus heater in your homo will drive out the chill
In many eases the defects in chil have built the bulkhead long ago
and make things comfortable in a few minutes.
dren nr«- easily remedied if pointed and it is safe to say that once this
out in time, hut if neglected ns the lake front is built up Sanford will
child grows older it is impossible I" blossom like the garden of Eden
( h i n n i ’ (<)<f(ifj.
correct them and he is compelled t«» There is fiii other place on I he map
go through Itfe under a handicap that has the future of this city and
Many styles t<> select from at
thaf might have been removed ll a glance over the lake front will
proper precautions hud been taken. convince ajiy one of this fact. There
Tho advantage of state inspection is is no end to what this city can do
We could have]
Obviously the only uniform system, on the Inkp front.
as each municipality or county could a fine pavilion and dance floor on
not afford to secure the specialist the water and u landing place for
absolutely essential to proper inspec the bouts, also a breakwater farther
tion. and some. counties and cilit*» out where the big pleasure bouts can
would he negligent or neglectful of tic up and s|>end u (ew weeks. There
• 110 Park Ave.
could he a supply house and tele
its necessity.
phone booth and stores and many
olhqr conveniences at the dock for
i
A Florida newspaper, the name the Iteneftt of the mariners.
San
of which has escaped us, tells the ford at this time has no plure where
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story .of Florida in tho following well tho yolung people can dunce, have
chosen words: n bowling alley or other amusemonta
" I n the . summer the northern nnd na soon as the bulkhcnd is fin
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farmer will be toiling in his hay ished such a place in the pavilion
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and wheat fields, and cultivating would offer greater attractions not
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his corn and potatoes, with a big only to our own people but to strnnstraw hat on his steaming head and gers of the city.
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There are many
Bunbonncts on the horses. The 100 and diver» attractions about the
degrees temperatures will be taking hulkhoud and 1 can see a long way
it out of him In a way /to make ahead into the future where the
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angels weep, and surely by the lik e front will be our most valuable
sweat of his brow will he earn his possession.
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broad. At night he jkIU dra^ him
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self wearily to bed to roll nnd toss
Notice
in tho ovenlike heat all night long,
Tho
city
books
for the collection
only to arise at the dawn or another
day to face a fervid sun in an un ot the 1914 tax will be open at the
refreshed condition, and repeat the collector's office in the city building
SUMMER COLDS
operation.
Down here in Florida November 1st. All persons paying
the bright sun will shine and tho their tax during November will bo
Bheqld not (>• neglected. It means a condition In
farmer will sweat and the crops will entitled to a discount of 2 per cent.
the lungs that brings on Pnaumonla, Bronchitis or
- vocoe other setiolii disease.
smile and just tear themselves up All paying in Docombcr will be en
by the roots growing so fast and the titled to n discount of 1 pet cent.
genial, salt-laden sea breezes will All after that date, will bo net.
M. W. L O V E L L .
■weep over the land and fill the
City Tax Collector.
lungs with the 'bfacing air, the tem
Sanford,
Oct.
8th, 1914.
perature will rulo warm and oven,
14-4tc
about 10 degrees lower .than up
i
there.
A t eventide the furmer,
la a good remedy for acre throat and cold aetUed In the lungs. U
Notice
'eases pain In the chest, hoarsfnesa. obstinate roughs, congestion In
wearied with an honest day'a toil,
the lungs, loss of voice and Inflammation. It Is a fine family remedy
On 3rd day of November nt reg
will hie him to lied, puli a couple of
made only of the purest Ingredients and possesses a wonderful sooth
ular
meeting
of
Board
County
Com
blankets over him, whilo through
ing and healing Influence In the lungs, throat and bronchial tubes
windows and along gnlleries.will flow missioners, Seminole county, bids
Children like It because It Is pleasant to tho taste; It Is a qukk
tho refreshing night brcexrs, and he will be received for putting in fill at
rsUcf for tho throat and lung disorders to which children aro s u b j e c t
will sped tho sleep of tho just Ho weir Creek on new Sanford Si
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00
per Bottle.
All bids must be in
nn(l hoaest °ne, and waken in the Oviedo road.
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clerk's
hands
not
later
than
No
Buy tho 11.00 sla*. . It contains flvo times as much as the SSc sis',
early morning, like Antnqna, re
and you get with each bettlo a Dr. Uerrick's lied Pepper l*orous
freshed and strengthened by Mother vember 2nd, 1914. Bids must read
Plaster for ths chest.
Nature, feeling fit to do doublo duty so much .per cubic yard; and to be
JAMS F. BALLATO
ST. LOUIS. M0
during the coming day. And ovejy completed In a satisfactory manner,
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month some product of the toil of to Board*. 20 per cent on contract
Tmr Weak Stakt or Sore Eyes, use Stephens Eye Salve. I t rare«.
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the field will rest upon tho table or price to be retained .until contract
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bo ehippod to other marts, where is completed.
|3ot-PÀMO WgCOMHKMPtpBTI
E. A. DOUGLAS8.
toiling millions will’ extend their
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Clerk
of
Board.
hands, mpnoy laden, in woicomo.
WM.
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ALDRIDGE
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And the happy farmer will wear a
This season we ate having our *'
4 hampers made to Specifications ♦
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STRONG,
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♦ kind. Your lettuce will command ♦
X more money if you use our hampers. I
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♦ WarehousesatSanford and Beardall ♦
Gas Heaters
. Sanford Light
& Fuel Company’s Office
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Ballard’s
Horehound Syrup
�THE SANPOrtl) HERALD
orrôDER 20. M i
- ... f a r m in g in t h e c e l e r y d e t t a
Vour request to write• something
r your issue of Florida Nowspapcr
would doubtless mean an article
Sanford’s trucking industry and
r * world famous system of subigation. For fifteen years. I have
>m time to time written and lecr(d on both.
Today's achievepnts more than justify every word
fYfr wrote or spoke on the subject,
rreforo, why use argument when
itiitic*
prove
accomplishment,
>ich must convince the moat shop
absolute confidence Sanford chal
l e n g e s , the world to show equal re
sults with those attained In her
Celery Delta and the writer will
cheerfully pay a liberal bonus to
any person or community contest
ing this claim successfully with facta
Enough of this except
or figure*
to »ay, wo have only begun this de
Telojinu'nt, as ten yenni from now
will prove.
Florida to date hns been a truck
ing and fruit growing state, ns yet
comparatively developed in both.
Permit me to turn from accomplish
ment to the suggestion that Flor
id»'» immediate future is in general
firming and stock raising.
The
me«t promising field for both is in
the valley of the St. Johns with its
rich prairie and hammock lands, Ik-ginning at Sunford und extending
one hundred miles aouth.
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These lands nre alluvial in char
acter and of course rich nnd for the
most part ready for plow and har
row but for occasional overflow from
the river
Running parallel with
Indian River only G or H miles dis
tant. with a full of 12 to 20 feet,
drainage is simple, eusy and cheup
Lke all the stored up mcrciek of
God they are made uvnilnhlc as
needed by mankind
I take it the
time has collie lo Use these lauds, as
plan* arc now |>erfected for their
drainage
tV'hen this work is done,
and in jurt before, there will be
opened itj> of lands in this valley,
with Sanford the nearest and Iw-st
town, some hundreds of thousands
of acres of rich cleared lands, ready
to grow corn. oats. rice, sugar cane,
potatoes, sweet and Irish, beets, car
rota, turnips. rutabagas,
peanuts,
etc., etc.
PAGE THREE
COTTüNSfiHTWRÍE
man on horseback on some of these
prairies.
These for summer and
switch gra-Atml river grass for win
ter range, feed tens of thousands of
cattle nil the year. This Is now undrnined hut with the water off and
put In cultivation, planted in Rhodes
Natal and Parah grass they will l>e
multiplied tenfold over present value
Speaking of grasses, the West ('oast
is to be commended for its -Natal
grans clubs, which they say. grows
best 6n not too rich land. Hut with
us, Rhodes grass
for pasture and
hay and Parah grass for pasture, on
our rich lands are more valtinhle and
attractive.
pised in this country will now be llons to "invest as the progressive
discovered to be the rvery thing for element cinches control.
our lands us n cheap foundation for • Florida has led the procession of
W M lfh V T h i r f a v o r e ^ ^ o ™
of all kind* and also an a nil the southern stntes on the score
of phenomenal .growth, and the hook
Planted in November it furniaheJ;p,endId c* UIe ^
southern
value of her clrmat«^ is the primal
pasture or is ready to innke hay in
,
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cause
Of course ’the climate is not
li
tonseod mea to Europe in the next
rebrunry.
Uixt winter while othpr .
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. ten years we ahou d worry for rlor- responsible Tor her rich deposits of
graascs
were dead or
dormant ..
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ida can take cafe of every bit of the phosphate rock nor her immensely
Rhodes grnaa was green nnd growing
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valuable fisheries, but when you add
luxuriantly a, ,hr lair around, ol " ‘ *«»••«■1 «>'»1 » . ‘ hoy » " I
her climate to her 1272 miles of
t w Sub-Tro|iiral Fair.
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this wonderful feed and fertilirer. palm fringed coast line, her splendid
I started out to write about stock
.-Thcrc
a , iIver ,in!nK t0 the harbors and bays and her short cut
growing in Florida, lint so far huvo c|OU(| which hangij over the market trade routes to' the Pnnnmn Cunnl,
not gqt to it. but if the above is (or cotton aml rottonaeed products," you have a pretty suN- footing for
true, and it is. it must follow as the aaj(| President Harrison of the South- your optimism.
night the day. this must Ik- the ,.ri| |U i|way Company,
There was a time when it was
moat promising stock growing roun- Ono of thp Kn,at advantages - of rather the custom to refer sneeringly
tr> in America and it is
I he agri-.
a(}utIt for the production of beef to H o n d a as "that s wa mpy sand-pit
cultural year book ..f 1!• 1:i sav» the
,or
(la(ry ,n<luiI, ry ia in
winter resort that juts out into the
south is I lie ho,H- of the country for u#4. n[ ............... \ nu.u| Hnd hulls us Gulf of Mexico."
There was St
beef which in a decade showed a parta of u |,a|an,.,.,| rB, i „ „ for dairy Augustine tin- qldesl i l l ) in- \incrdecline of fs |xr cent per capita in ,-ows uqd for fattening cuttle for ica, und the rather romantic St.
the supply. If the south is the place I market. Under normal conditions a Johns river, where you could fish
to raise beef, surely this favored l very |nrjj0 proportion of the cotton- for salmon or shoot alligators if you
section^ of
the south
is
l HE see,j moa| and hulls’ produced* in tho happened to lie a sportsman. TnmPLACE.
Already the packers are SOuth is exported Germany. Hel- pu was a one-man town, built as an
•couring Honda for tn-ef
1 he feed-. KjUm and Holland living pnrtieulerly expertiin-nt and Key W e i l had pns
ers of cattle have been lit II for some |arg,, us,.ra of
pri)(|U(.ts.
The sibilities if it ever get a railroad, you
time and the lime is not far off * ar jn Furo|K> wril greatly tliriiinis'h could grow oranges, lemons, pine
When we willnot only raise and fatten ,.M,„rta t()
.......untries and ;is a apple'•ujmdillus. ' ritrun. hananas
beef but
Will pack ..tide rrfr.ger r,.,u|, ,,rl(.,.s ,,f
|nl.u, iln,| h(1||s of a *.ort. avocado pears, plums,
ate U m I be sintc
l ake notice all .,ro ,u,w abnormally low
peache-. grapes, kurn<|iiiits. loquals.
whom it limy concern
"This condition offers the south- tigs, mangoes, riuc. sugar cane, cot
Our production of meat i- not ,.rn farmer an opportunity to recoup ton. .1 rr•• w root. tobai >o. indigo siala
contineil 11• i■•••'f but 'beep und bogs |m„ Hl.|( fur n)>iue part of Ills Ions is hemp New Zealand dux. corn, outs
show
wonderful profits and Gte ,jui. to tju; |ow pri,.en paid for cotton. and a variety of other things, only
spring lambs of ten years from now „ml hulls m ........ . proportion with then a as no way to transport them
f..r |>a nipcr-'-l palate ol northern mil
.„»„-r feed, to dairy and beef cuttle out .ii'I to market them at a profit*
liomures and other lover, of good f„.
MMUri.
direct profit frorti
al least not on a considerable
victuals will get their supply from these rattle und at the same time scale
There were yellow fever, the
Florida
e will also furnish the |,ay(. „ auPPly of manure for build- hookworm and (lie alligator lo con
little wood necessary to keep warm t,lg up , j,r productivity of his farm fend with not to mention the old
in our temperate -Innate
Mrendy
"|j jla, long been npparent that seine Florida I Ira-her who regarded
herd, of g"ut' I..... ire being put on the weakest point m ugririilture in an) —,-M of a stranger will, the same,
these lautfs
j),(. , . „ n „ n (,,-|t has lireri tin- neglect favor n-' bestowed upon a scorpion
This article would not be lair or ,,f live stock
The farmers of that _ .
..ixeara^mowauixl-rf-ixir.-^
cuui/jJr i i^_i
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ANNOUNCEMENT
TO GROWERS
There in no need to worry over south to other localities either for
the increased price of potash or the feeding or for dairy purposes and
fact that the European war has m ir y farmers may tiud it profitable
curtailed the supply.
There ar to buy l>eef or dairy rattle in other
other kinds of fertiliser that will parts of the United States."
take the place of potash and as
many of the Sanford growers have
Florida
discovered there has been too much . .
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t As seen by ilarton \\. ( urrie in
potash used in the past anyhow.
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And now that the same war that
cuts the supply of .potash has stopper i'h. urile hlood has been ¡ti
ed the shipment of cottonseed meal í“ 8e,, ,n,° * very “ rt* ' y and vein of
the southern farmers can nool their • th,° »M,n' n*u,a- U *»■ flowed in 'irom
separate grievances and make profits ndJ°'mnK southern states, from the
for thamselves in the end. The same " or,h nnd thc WMt
II ,,rou* ht ^11cottonseed meal that found such a l,on" to invp" t - cven whpn Cracker
fine market in the Scandinavian °*’ pu‘ ' “ on “ > progress was a political
<text an _lurveinn-arrmaiiol-ntnmrtxi nit v ! idn i-i-l.iv oiler almost a- surprising
An enlarged force of competent, experienced, bond
ed salesmen throaghout the United States and
Canada,
Purchasing customers in all carlot markets,
An experience extending over a period of thirty
years,
All enable Chase &. Co. to give the Florida growers
eerriee "wlrictr is unIt is “ service” and “ result«” which have caused the
volume of Chase & C o’-*?, business to increase <♦■
each year until they are today the largest and
strongest independent shippers of Florida pro- ♦
ducts, with business still growing.
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WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSMESS I
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Our local representatives will be glad to explain our
system, which in addition to highest average
net results, means—prompt and full returns.
CHASE & CO
FLORIDA
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S A L E S O F F IC E --J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L A .
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THE OREGON BUILDING
It I* Almos! Completad For t h o Pana
mj Pacific Inlernntion.l Eapoodion.
S*>M'«'tliing over foiir ni'Uitlis prior
to (lie fiirillilI opelilliK <>f the l'unillllS
l'neltle liitcriafitlonnl i>x|M>sltbui Oni í"i i , luiiidliig ls i■i per (vm reitdy for
•••s iipnlicy All llu- lien v v Work ts ovi-r.
illnl iiiily tlidsliliig lonches lo Un ex
terlor and soim- Interior ennnlrtietliiu
ri-miilu lo lie done
linngliie Lbv l'artliennii In wrnod nnd
ypll inny fnfiey whnt tlio O regó n tullid
tng li-iks llke Uiiverlng n 2.H) by ISO
fi»d nreu. It la " f Iwu «torle». HuptiortliiK Its envi-K nre forty two columna of
sulid iiiidressed tlinlK-r. (Ir, ]diu¡, ce-
xlfre- snsrn«wi-svxvi] henderte, ench Trom
Tln-y nri- forlt
t a dKTi'reiit scvlhin
And grass.
think lion -was* nverlnokeil
’Jersey cattle |f , h.. % .,r,.
, |„. „ „ „ t of it.
a contrast as Southern < alifurmu of f e d froin lias)- lo npex. and tile Inost
»bout grass' Wh y the prophet sa vs thrive here as well as srrflbs and I he p„ long ,is jtresenk condiliona ronUreulg-lwo
tile two periods, and tin- I’eninsiilar's ul-'iilitle of Itli-ln. u
"All flesh is grass."
Just, i bink of writer grew as handsome a herd on tmue. there txhuuUf Imi no shipments
State's present day growth is very
the prairies in sight of Sanford as • llf , aU|,. f r„ Itl ,),t. PoUo„ |„.|t 0f ()„.
likcl) to surpass the growth of that!
Pacific Coast region.
She certainly |
has immcnsclv . In-upcr land to offer
to i lie houii'M’i*Per and lias not be-I
gun to draw si, heavilv upon (he
o( Ilio Union and (»enrtuK Ita *cnl.<jMT
t«v dedicatisi some dny durimi the w W
posltlon pcrlod. and all Tlsltors halllng
frolli file couunonw-enlth for wlilch lt
■landa are to ho tnvlted lo juirtlelpnto
lu thè ceremony.
The insili flngpole Is the world's tnll*-st stick tised for llint juinsise, Thls
inlgfitT tlmla-r Ih Astoiia's glft to tho
(sitimi Union.* When tnken frolli tho
foresi. In the Hllnd Slotigh reglon. Ita
welgfit vvas fM.iXitl pounds. os ealculati-d by inenns of mensiin-ment, nqil
In all Uh pondenuisrn-Hs tt vens (Ionie«]
dotrii the cossi
After belng tri inm ed
lls Ivi: gl fi wns 2.10 fes-t. N«w. emf»e<]di«l
In n rollerete tinse. 222 feet of lt nre
v Istilli-... Jia aevuu puluiixJ ~aUi Alar.
toemvi^vtrhrT'lhn'n'nnrltitng cl«« nt tlufair excepf thè cnivvti of thè Tower of
JcW eia.
Serlou» Waste of Money.
Hernune of the Improper drylng of
corn n vani nmount of money fs
wnsted In ihe pnymenl of frelght
lt
Is -sllmsled rliiit f.lfi.'lX’.* tons of water
are shlppi-il «liti l'urn everv vcar I hls
wniild i li il
ft-igtii carv of (ìu.noi)
poli ini— ■. 11 a» itv n ginn a tram moro
' Inni 11o mi|. |u;in-
III K A L I ) W A N T A DS P A 'l
Money In Kangaroo Railing.
In Auslrnlln kangaroo fnrinlng' Is nn
Importnnl linlust v
Tin- hfib-s aro
ralunble nnd ill- icmlotis at<- the lieMt
known in sun'- .m for sewing up
wounds, and ■••¡lerlnllv for holding
broken liuiu-s ii.geild-r. being much
finer mid Inin-her than catgut
DRINK
not.uux o y unum» nuiLiusn h id comUIhhiuxku OR.HWRAI« ci.aiiK.
Town Lots in Sanford
Farms in Palm Hammock
feet lu diameter nnd Would yield
enough lumber for the construction of
nn eight room house of average dimen
sions Kai'li trunk, reiiresentlifj a state
HIDING FROM AERIAL SCOUTS
Improved and unimproved Celery
Lands in flowing well district, located
on railroad and improved roads
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Cattle Ranches on St. Johns River
prairies a specialty
SANFORD
Photo by Am«dcan Prwsa Association.
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English soldiers In Francs pot grass over their tents so they are sot read
Uy visible from sn aeroplane.
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P A G E POUR
THF. SANFORD IIE R ALD
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R E C IP R O C IT Y
The Herald doe» not tnind giving
estimate» compiled by the United ' notices for church affairs, societies,
R. J. HOLLY. Editor
W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager States census reports, the corn, hay, 1etc., and probably gives more free
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oats, Irish potatoes, cotton, lohn'cco, j space than any other pa|>«r irt the
rubHshxl Errry Tu»»d»)r sod Friday
rice and Nweet potato crops of Flor* I state but it make» ua feel had wben>>+IIIE M R All) PRINTING COMPANY id» »mounted to $ 19,688 000. This'these same people go else jvhefe for ^
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uadded
t i u r u tto
u i the
n « ’ \value
u i u « * cm
u * ccitrus
i i r u n ccrop
ruji
|>uiu
runing
”\\»»»
m i _>
u u nu>t
* » any
n y
^
--of mthe
paid pprinting.
hen
you
have
sinew t u i t i o n ftticK. IN AliiAMi.
|somewhere in the neighborhood of thing to hand out it is right and. X ,
n
^ M m r i U H .......................... ”
« J I 3-000.000. makes the total pro-1 proper that you should remember \
SIX M O N T H S
It takes money to
.75 ductions for the state Inst year of j The Herald.
THUEK MONTHS
about $32,688,000. This, of course, | make the wheels go round.
I M I v e r n l In the Oit» br c*rn«-f 12 0t) i*r »«••« >n
doesn't take into account a great
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•« l vancp of 2 0 c per month.
many
minor
items
of
production,
Tampa
man
suggests
that
everyIs accurately portrayed in thq following letter received from one of
P i v n m u i In • « l e ane r m u l i br inaile ai office
nor does it cover, doubtless, tho body join the buy'a box of oranges •
the great banks of the country by the PEO PLES B A N K OF SANFORD:
Enttftxi • • secand-dnst ronll ronttet Au»u»l 22nd
movement and thut it would rause | ,
actual production in the state.
I90H, si the Pwtoffic* at S s nford. florWls
The census figures, however, are many to send several boxes to their
andsr Act of Msrrh Srd. IR79
“While the war continues this country will not in our opinion receive
the only ones we have, and may he northern friends. Good scheme hut <§>
Trlrphone No. 148
O Sten In Herald Bulldlni
used bh a basis for argument.
better ronsult with the Southern
a n y comparative benefits to speak oj. I f the war is a matter of years the
Suppose Florida would secure far* Express Co. first about the rate on
South must next year plant other crops than cotton. Southern bankers, w f mors nnd plant 2,000,000 ncrea of a box of oranges north.
understand, ore emphasizing diversified farm ing. After the war, the bene
her more thnn 20,000,000 acres to
----- O-----corn. Suppose that land wtrpld av^'l
fits ire secure will depend on our ability to expand our export industries
erage a corn production of forty
without the financial help which Europe has always furnished. I f our peo
bushels to the acre. Then suppose
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that corn would a v i-raue fit tv.
ple realized the part that money will play in the years following the war.
per bushel. * ^ ^ W y p u l t i n g
everyone would now save every dollar he could trr invest later on in the7U>STATE n o x a g i o r H I'.AI.I H
♦
ten per cent of our tilP
.
m
s
able acreage In corn, produce at the
velopment un d 'in em m n tf-b u sin ess ivhich is sure to come. Our country
lowest estimate of production, nnd
should follow the example of Germany in the past twenty years in the coop
"T h ou »halt not bear false witness, *
sold at the lowest price that dould
against thy neighbor."
erative encouragement of all form s of industry, large and small, under con
be figured, would bring Into the
This is-ohe of the ten rules handed ♦
state more money than the present
structive Government help and regulation;, fjjul we should follow the example
down from Mount Sinai,
which >
production of crops of nil kinds.
have been regardetl ns the basis for.'^y,
of all Europen countries in the careful saving and investment of small sums
Florida is something of a corn
nil tho world's safest legislation. We j ^
by the great majority of the individuals of the nation. In Europe the num
producing state nlrendy. According
have never got beyorid ' them, anti
to the census figures, tho corn crop
ber out of every thousand of population who have bank accounts is in the
the farts that false reports are am ong1 *
in 1913 was worth $8,302,000. This,
the serious crimes is established by '♦/'
various countries as follolvs: Switzerland 554, France 346, Germany 317.
nest to the cilrus fruits, was the big
the place of this commandment in
t
gest crop produced in the stnte.
i ^ p .
England 302, /taly 220. I n contrast to these figures—the U nited States 99".
We need tho corn hero.
They !
And "thy neighbor” doesn’ t in
♦
need it elsewhere. The world will bo
clude merely the rpan who lives t InFrom these liust ligiirej; vj'e read the cause of a vast amount of the
crying for corn and corn products ,
other side of the line fence it ♦
unhappiness of our people, which summed up in one word is IM
aa long as there is a Florida. There
means all those whose interests are ♦
will ho a good market and a good j
P R O V ID E N C E .
identical with your own, who re
A
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prick. Millions of farmers who know
joice in the same good fortune and
all about corn growing would listen
mourn over the same disasters. It
Extending to you the advantages of this institution, we bespeak
lo Florida’s claims, if they were pre
would seem that the original mean
sented proj>erly.
your thoughtful consideration of the above letter.
ing of the words in this place in
This is n matter worthy the at
♦
cludes all mankind all who belong
tention of every hoard of trade or
GROWERS' D A Y
♦
to the great Hrot lierhood of Man.
I
other body, or organization in the
Whnl
right
has
one
man
to
speak
In another part of this issue is a
♦
state, interested in bringing people
against another? None, unless it In ♦
proclamation by Governor Trammell
to the slate
It i» a practical prop
to protect the community against
calling for a Grower» and Farmers'
osition, and easy enough of solution,
♦
his evjl doing, and then only upon
Day and setting aside November
if we Once get at it in the right,way
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.»Iuch poMtivr knovUcrit'«* an would Im* X
7th ns that day.
He specifics that
Suppose every newspaper in rlor-4
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urri*pted a* evidenre in a murt of ♦
the cotton growers can get together , .
M M SMITH II. K STEVENS
Il E TOUR
R K DEAS
Ida would gather all the Htuti'*rir* .
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, law
A former president of the ♦
on tlic subject of storing or other*
l'rr«ldrnt
\lcr-l'rr«lilrnl
Cuhlrr
Su l ( **hLr'
ol)tutnul>l<* in its section, and send iT
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t
United .States once said in a public
wiso- planning for the cotton crop .
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and the farmers and growers all over
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»ddress
1 on have not the right to
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states, whom* lia mCs could he had
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the slat«» can have a meeting on ,
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speak ill of u public olllc'cr unless
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that day and discuss ttie many good
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you know you are spi-nking the ♦
and oil the same date every news- .
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♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «
♦ ♦ ♦
If, on the other hand, you
things for their future welfare. The
ii
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s t
' truth
paper would send copies of the pa- , ,
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do know- that l/o as a public servant
ultra 1» n good one nnd The Herald
pi*r to such lists, telling about corn .
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has commute«] wrong, you fail of
hopes to see the growers of the San
growing possibilities here, what w«»u
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your dutv as a citizen if you «1«» not
ford Celery Delta have an ull day
New Definition.
growing possibilities
here
what .
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Sa
t»
il
ma.
S<-pt«-mls-r
to
Ki-hruary
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denounce him from t ri«* nnnsrtopx.
A cl««.« In history tn school a: hi.met-Ung in Sanford that «lay il they
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Limes, continuai
win was Ht inlying Lincolns
under to meet In the city or m some
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Florida s legislature has recog1.
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If te not at nil unreasonable to
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. , —•Tangcrines.
Deceml»-r.lo May.
burj> a<l4ct-b». Thu XiiucJjiiT-ri4A«o « Aie
otluT »p o t suitable.
Lmere are muny
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. niz^d the evil of false report by enA. J. Holder, or. "Uncle Jack," aa,
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. exiiecl that tlu*re would he enough
• Mandrina.- N o v em b e r tn 'Match Irla»»
wa» meant !>) (Il * -1
clan» what vvas
I
art
i
nr
inw
which
Traci»
tbn
^Miy7
«
V»
T«
Vnnvri
tn
everyone
give«
n
« u ^ o n . f i u r ^ h * Jmuw I, t
m -thV Mate m P ,n
l’«-arhes.
May
to
Jun«-.
homiu
«1
«-illratiOlH• nf the imu.«.
"W h "»ever
oever falsely or maliciously
inaliciouslv ill»
ili» v,.r> interesting ucempit of his past
ttu- growers »ml in November there .
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voiUiiit<M-r»MÌ to ,iiiikw er
in a million acre» of corn within the
Dig
May to August
will I»- many buyers on. the ground
»eminali-» or »premi,» rumors or re thirty-live year»’ experience in Flurhti explain« •1.
un-ant* rnini.
next two year». lt_ could tie done at
Japnnese
pluins,
Fehruary
a
ports concerning the existence of 111h
who rould also attend the meetings
innin«-> t«> (i il) (1.ft .1 1liut. Il *4
such a small cost of time and money
March.
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and it could lie made a general get
any infectious or contagious di»
,.w ,u.n , first, carne’ t'o Florida I
to every newspaper in the state, as
Japanese peraimmons, September |
' u> 'Slal
ease shall he punished by Imprison- j roulJ hnV(l enU>n
VPROtah|M
together time (or all concerned.
to not be noticeable.
to Deremher
ment
not
exceeding
six
months,
or
Let the Sanford growers nnd the cit
raised at one sitting. The idea that
Here is a chance to do some real
l’ incappio», any tinte.
by fine not exceeding one thousand any kind of green »lull could he
izens of Sanford generally take up
work. Florida Metropolis.
„
(ìuavns, August -to Jnnunry.
dollurs
this mutter and make it a great day
raised here was ridiculed
Gam«- was
-<) —
Itami mi*, any timifor the entire community
We nee.d
At
varimi»
time»
the
Slat«lbi»r«l
plentiful,
ami
hunting
fishing
and
<ir.ipi-» \ugvist i " I >• ii mtii-r
OUR G R E E D
more meetings of the grower» and
of Health ha« ln-cii a ntiiiv <<t by ri Irulii king ai r*
tin- - t.lv m.iipa
Si rii wiiirri«-- (.um.irv tu .Imi«W e b. liJvc in Sanford tile city ->f porti» of diM-u»e in «*pi ili* nue propor lions
the Itusine»» men iif the city and
Wlo-n tin- hunt •ami- in wc
Io «ci uri- ili«- ahovi- rc«ult.« re
Saturday, Nov 7th shottjd In- * gala promise, the pince of good deed», the lions where onjy one or two cam-», could trade meat and hides lor hom
•juires tinte, care and pi-rsonal «-x
We be or none ut all hud occurred
1st all the farmers and community of ambition.
oc usuili
Such iny.
porience, or a willingnexs to protit •
gr iwt-n o ' Seminole county come to lieve in her laws, her in»tilutions and rumor* are difficult or impossible to
In this article I will stato just jty thè exfH-rienee of others.'hUt a'
gether on thnt date und discus» the principle» for which ahe »lands. trace their source, Jiut whether they w i,nt I have seen done, and nearly little study of thè nltove wil! show
See Us
m i-Burcs for the mutual benefit of We believe it\ her future, which 1» emunntc from idle gossip or ignor- everything mentioned I have ae- that it is possihle to bave fresh friiit
insured by her excellent railroads, » 111-0 or from malice, the result is the ,.om plishe.l myself
Before
the c.Hire community.
A little study of and fresh vegl iatili-« any day in t Itiher fine steamship lines, nnd the best same.
Going
<)
The community is injured. t |„, following tit Ilea will show what yeur in Florida.
r
Else
twelve months’ climate in the world |injured seriously, for good health is thirty-five
F A N N IN G CLUBS
experience has
years
where
We believe in4 the Sanford spirit
the biggest asset of any neighbor- taught nu- ns to the possibilities of
The girls of Fioriti» have organ-i .
Nation of Gem Owner»
' t h mnster of destiny, the inspirer hood, and good ni-vxs never «|iiit«* the Florida «oil and i-limat«Giistntll«- rtattsti«» show (in- p«-opb*
¡zed canning clubs in every city, vil
of courage, the stimulus of jirogress overtakes t lu- reports of evil that
The following shows tin* name of of tills countr> an- the must ardent
lage and hamlet in the state with
We In-liev«« that it will create nobler have ever so slight a start.
□ □ □ □
the cro'p, the time ready for market, admirers of diamonds In th«> world
phasibly the exception of a few
enterprises, larger institutions and
Not only are they th«- lament Import
Probably- many Floridians know und tin- time ready for home use:
counties and Seminole is ono of the
Letter Heads
B ill Heads
a happier citizenship.
We believe that the statute hooks contain .this
ers of the gems, but they own practi
Irish
potatoes,
May
to
July,
in
countiea that has up to this time
cally one-half of the rnttre diamond
that its potency, capability and provision that guards the state
Envelopes
C a rd s
clusive; burnt* use, any time.
overlooked a good bet. Other coun
supply of tho world.
power will he manifested in a bigger, against such insidious nttacka. Many
Wedding
Invitations
Sweet potatoes, January to De
ties .have appointed a lady county
better Sanford.
do not know it.
Few prosecutions cember, inclusive; home use, an
Posters or Announcements
•agent to travel over the county and
We believe in her business men, have been made under its authority, time.
Immensity of Siberia.
Of All Kinds
give lesson» on canning nnd Seminole
for loyal citizens apirr^clate the
Siberia contains one-ninth of all tho
.county should appoint one.
Other artisans nnd laborers. We belipve In
English peas, February td March;
harm that may come in this way.
and on tho globe Great Britain and
countiea have also found il very h«r stores, factories and institutions.
home use, any time.
It is difficult to conceive such re
The best^quality of work
We
believe
in
the
honesty,
integrity
Cow peas. M a y to November; ill Europe, except TtUHala. together
profitable to havo a county demon*
port» being circulated with muvlth
the
whole
of
the
United
States,
nnd
dependability
of
her
citizens;
at prices that are RIGHT
atration agent who makes it his
home use, any time.
licious intent, hut whether
mal
Beau», April t0 June; home use, tould bn put Into Slbera
bualneas to give advlcf.on the grow and baUove thnt nothing can stop
ice or thoughtlessness, the good name
ing of crops indigenous to the »oils their tommercinl advancement nnd
any time.
of any community may he irretriev
Cuhbage, February to June; home
and Seminole county could also find prosperity.
ably attacked.
use, October to July.
this a very profitable Investment.
W c believe In the welfnre of FlorIt is indeed the duty of every cit
Cauliflower, February to June;
In this county so rich In all the fruits .|,jn because of her fisheries, her agri
izen to report the existence of epi
home use, any time.
and vegetables that grow in Florida cultural products,
her phosphate
demic disensc, hut ho should not
Cassava, any tim e; home use, any
a girls* canning club would accom •/ minp<L her forests, and mpst of all tell it to the winds thuL-sratter it to
time.
men.
Because
Sanford
Is
the
plish wonders In .the canning of tb
tho corners of the enrth. He should
Dustmen, December to January;
gateway to South Florida wc believe
fruita'and v'cgetuhlos that now go t
report his suspicious to the local
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o ....n home use, any time
waste because there are no adequate that nothing can stop' this city’ s l i . l
health authorities or to tho State
means of canning them. Tuklng the progress.
Kaota, any time; home use, any
Board of Health. A careful examtomato crop as an exmmplo in which
W c believe thnt had business is inutlon and diagnosis are made and Dmcthere ure untold profits t f ho mndc. sim ply good business on a vacation. tho nature of tho disease is at once
^ urnlps, December to March;
A fter tho tomatoes are shipped or W e believe that' what are called determined nnd the interests of the homo use, any time,
after tho season of shipping is over "h a rd times" are merely good times community protected.
N o time Is
Rutabagas, December to March,
tho tomatoes left in tho -field go to( turned wrong side out, so th a t'w c
lost, the danger of error is mini home use, any time.
waste and are left to rot in the fields, can see the weak spots in time to mized nnd relief is brought in the
Mustard, any tim e; home use, .any
enough to supply every family In strengthen them.
time'.
shortest possihle period.
Seminole county with canned to
Spinach, any time; home .use, any
W o bcllovc the United States is
If you can’ t boost, don’ t knock.
matoes all during the year. ,
• ■ war-proof. Wo believe in the wis
time.
•
- Florida has the reputation among
This Is a matter of vital Impor dom of our. President, tho common
Watermelons, M a y to July; heme
the* states that it has safeguarded
tance to tho people of- this county sense of her citizens, and we rejoice
use, May to December.
its health and sanitary conditions
and tho figures on the amount of to be Americans In tho enjoyment of
Cantaloupes, M a y to July; home
have Imon charged with Iming unmoney going
qf our county each the blessings pf peace nnd liberty.
use, May to August.
healthful, and it is only with recent
year for eastern canned tomatoes • B ui tci alto b tlie ti that. God hilpn
Okra, May to Deceml>cr; homo
years thnt the real truth is findinga : « appalling to the average person Ihotr who htlp th tm ieh ei. Gtt buiy.
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use, any time,
circulation snd credence throughout
M - y lo June; home
who hua n ot Investigated it. Toma
S a n fo r d
S a v vood.
the country and the world. Every
toes are only ono of tho many crops
use, any time; .
------O-----good Floridian is, or should be, so
that are- wasted, for In tho great
Eggplants, M a y to July; home
Headline states that politics is loyal that ho will not slander or re
county of Seminole tho fruits and
use, atfy time.'
warming up In Cuba. In this day of tard the progress of his home state.
-vegetables and by products are enorSw'eet peppers, July to December;
Europe's unpleasantness wo would
home use, any time. *
mout.
.
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rise to ask, "W h ere ia Cuba?"
Oranges
Th# Pinch.
"Yes, I don't so much mind 'Itn glvSeven people were In The Herald
Parson Brown, September to'June.
The front* door« o f Tho Herald In' mo tho sack. That's all right. But
office yesterday asking about houses,
Boone's Early, September to June.
R epairing
furnished and unfurnished and they office were broken last Saturday by 'o was a dirty ^outsider to send a lat
Majorce, .October to August;
ter
to
tho
pnpfr
advertisin'
for
a
boy
the
great
crowd
o
f
8anford
people
referred to tho columns of this
-Valencia, January to August.
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I . V
m > n t a i » t "
1 A R O n lr e iA ttO
VO*
THE SANFORD N E R A L Onl^Uh»-^ycar
,,KODL'C
TS Aaccording
NU NKEDtoS
1H13,
The Demand of the War
on Sanford
IDLE TONGUES
♦
FLORIDA’S
GROWING DAYS- IN
N o r th e r n H a lf
290 to 330 D ay s
S o u th e r n H a lf
340 to 365 D ays
UNEQUALED IN ANY
OTHER STATE IN THE
UNION
II
SANFORD, FLA.
-UURTY-E1VE YEARS IN FLORIDA
Job
P r in t in g
We are here to
serve you with
anything in the
line oj pri’ift
stationery '
your bust ".fit
and p e r si 'tea
use.
i
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SA N FO R D C Y C L E CO.
The Only Exclusive Bicycle House In
. We c a rry a full line of all standard
m dkes of bicycles a n d bicycle suppliesS ee us a n d g et prices.
Be •
BS/A
Cash or Installments •
a
a
Bicycle
A
�OCTOBER 20. »914
t * * * * * * * ■ » 111 "
THE SANFORD HERALD
*'
:: |N AND ABOUT THE CITY ::
-- y u l e H appen in g«— M ention
of
!!
Matters in B rie f
1'iT.sonal I t e m « of
In te rc u t
' A T Conuelty, the live real estate
ugent tins a beauiiful suburban home
for sale on the easy payment plan
that will appeal to the prospcctlve
puri'baser of a Sanford home.
Pay
for it just like paying rent and the
price is SO reasonable that the lirst
man who enquires about the home
will take it
atíuaaaddtítíadütítífltíU iítídilíititíji
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&
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news mow w vsiiiscton nv
R
Il Kit Cl.Il 1Oltl«KM*ONI»KNT
Washington, Oct. 20. — The failure
W ar Declared
of Congress to pas» u Hiver*
Summary of the Floating Small
Merchants (irocery Company of
Talk* Succinctly Arranged for
I Sanford have declared war on high has broughtHurried Herald Header*
cost of living
Phone No ’.’ '.IS. or
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better still call in (or prices
17-He to face with a serious situation and
they nre now discussing with great
S. 1*. Smith, ono of the prominent
III
M
ove
to
Sanford
interest
the pros unsd cons of a river
•cititela of tho Geneva section was in
Mr.
and
Mr«.
D.
R.
Filler
be
of
and
harbor
hill during the short ses
4he city on business yesterday.
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,
Orlando expect to move to this city sion which begins on the first Mon
i— Baldwin atuL.ilubba rdiUla - ^ U ^ . m - mf|^ - it tfl(ljr
home_ Mr
day in December.
Uepresentati ve
peck »W «L?Ht»rf)P"*wi!T have charge of the Gulf j Sparkman of Florida, chairman of
17-31C
Refining Company plant in this city j the committee, told the eorrespondKrcsh yeast cakes and Imjierial and will start an aggressive cam- j enta the other day that it was the inpsoline irons at Mrs. Simon's.
2-tf paign in the interests of this com-1 tention of hu associates to get to
a xi». ur
l Hill hn ve re
here.
Mrs. Eller he is the ¡work immediately' after the reassemon n hill and have
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turned- frottt-a pleasant trip
wriandD
m.i 117 frmndK in .lt repotted before the Christimr
•York and other eastern cities
this city "lip will give them a warmI holiday.
."Vttiluxc--to-Titr-thts may
Genuine Tencrifle grown Bermuda welcome to Sanford.
'mean another defeat, and that, in
onion seed, white and red, new crop,
—--------------------my judgment, would put buck^tho
at ln R. Philips & C o .
l l - 8tc - • . . . ( ; ocs , 0 Philadelphia
cause of waterway improvements
Today’s issue of The Herald Is a
M- E* Tolnr- eashief of tlie Peoples ten years,’ ’ said Mr. Sparkman.
jood one to send to your friends. ^Huik leaves today for Philadelphia, "Our growing commerce demands
Keep them coming this way.
wher* ho win c°nsult u s|K-cinlist re- that we develop our rivers und
gardirtg his eyes.
Mr. Tolar has deepen our harbors, and if we don’ t
Frssh lot of New York s*“ 1® I beet) having serious trnnhle with his do it the people w ill’send other porapples just in. Going at 45c peek. cyes and has finally decided to take sons to \lo it in our-places."
’ 17-3tc
a vacation from his duties and ndt
Ollicials of the National Rivers
Next Friday night i« the regular only rest his eyes hut receive treatmeeting of the Commercial Club, lb ment from the eminent physicians and Harbors Congress, which holds
at Jefferson College
During his its eleventh annual convention in
sure and attend this meeting
absence President \l \l Smith will Wunhingtoli, l>ecember 9, 10 und 11,
. tuto Livery Prompt
service
act u* cashier
The main friends, are becoming optimistic over the rCDa) phone 281. Night phone p»ti
of Mr Tolar hope ih.it he will n ‘- ports being received from all secC ( \\ iIson
11> t (
turn fully recovered and will not lions of the country* thut rousing
ki » . C. E. Henry spent Saturday lose the sight of his afflicted eye.
delegations will lie sent to the con
and Sunday in Tampa, the guest of
vention wfib a \icw of emphasizing
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. llrow n at their
John E. Roberts
on thy Federal Congress tho needs
home in Hyde Park.
John F’. Roberts died at his homi* of a broad und comprehensive polle velop men t
1
on
Melon villw avium- mi Saturday iev of waterwuv devdontnent
New
|tcn Smith is having a nice bun
l
light
after
a
l
i
ngerui
g
dillo»«
T
h
e
Flnglapd
and
the
Mississippi
N
alley
galow erected on Cenlrnl avenue on
Sanford Heights. This popular resi funeral i imi rrnl >■••>t eni a) a f t ernoon will Ile especially well represented
Re V M e j nmc x r r ni t In Mi 1 |nnlM according to adv i ces received by S
den'f -ci t in A of the city is improx
I-llU
ri il olili lai I Iig.
Inte'Mieiit w a» \ Thompson. Secretary of the I on
inn ex 1 r > da \ .
Iliade in l.aki vii w re mi i i r\
Mr
gres*, w title the (»too \ alley und the
'.D’ttcrs from Mr. am i Mrs Archie R o b e r t - moved to ilo- • I* \ severa! section about Lake Michigan will
Hotly, who are enjoying their honey
,iN*» •*«*u•i I<i^ •1« !«• ljoh** t«» juln in
y i-ìlts ............ mi ’.g fruir Hiiri-ldeHliiul
N* u \ nrk « l u i r that th
K > alili li*a \
v er.il t» i I •I rt* n I" t hr K«*firrul prntr.Ni o\vr l he ilefeal
north is all right, hut Sanford will , nlourn (,(„ |0„
Ut- wif* lini about the passage of a make shift hill of
look good to them in a few weeks *
lk>
:ifH
, (ll
1,1,1-.,,
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t„ tide oxer
ami
meals
St.
Johtis
In 'Mi
The Junior ' ixii
take orders lui
II ym, bave roonm to rent or if
you want rooms place y o u r J , ! ... , i , r s
l eague girls will witling
I usier Id* n**d ralla >kksillfe
M r’°
n f . received
bearing
d is t a n c e
w h ile
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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*! All l.ocal AdvertiscmentH I ’ ndcr
This H ead ing T H R E E C E N T S n
Line For Each Inuertion. M in im u m 1
Charge 25 Cent«.
FO R SALE
F'<»r Sale— Hound pup for »ale ,
cheap
Just the right age to train.
R H Lynch. Sanford, F’la , Route I
No
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W E HEREBY DICTATE A N ORDER TO
A L L STENOGRAPHERS
Fur Sale Secondhand oil or gas
oline -.stove. Two good burners
cheap Can he sten at Sanford Furf f l W T , . , ---------------1 1 -ti
House» for .sale or rent.
Renuirinjr-Them to Make Their Purchases
at^T 11lU Stnre
___
J. Musson.
F'or Sale— Two line hull pups, one
mule and one female and the mother.
Good stock.
See Nick Znrnovun,
Sanford F'urma.
12-5tc
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Hut to Others We Can Only Hint, Rcqncsf”^,^ew,<I,SW‘
Suggest and Advertise the Fact, That
Their Patronage Will Be Valued and Appreciated
S E M I N OTh*LN nErttt Drug
PH
ARM
ACY
Star»
SANFORD. FLA.
PHONE 275
I■•.r Sale One child's lied und one
revolving hook rase ^ tmipire Ititi j
Fla>t Third St
14-tf 1
to
F'or S-ale
F'
Ciderv plants now ready' 4
I. I ircene It No 2.
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I 5 2ti
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For Sale One horse, wagon, bug
gy and harness.
Price $ 150.00 for
quirk sale. J. \V. Ilooth, \Ve«t Side.
17-2tp
For Sa le
Harred PIv mouth Rock
lor breeders I. H. Thump-
Hill
It.. -
■! r.ii fi
1•>.
1 •*
S u , . 1 ‘W
$2 eu.-ti
•1fui
i
•lei
i : x2t p
V ’ 1 i • rr
IkOUS«*. tir.tr lit Ck
M a t in n,
ren ter
1 HI •,
< ol
H . i r v i ; . , l i e h r illu in t ed it or
ut
North- Arrterrr.1!if WVIew nrd :t i
' " ' r d,,» r n - lf ,,r' nf ,hf'
fa r m .
Ham -
know n n» t a»t 1»• ( iu rfo ra
St ,
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llo llinger.
f a it n » 1 1 •t A .
Nr w
1 ' If.
I ur ms t e,| ro o u.s
N,
p
Simon’ s, i l . 2.'r a W ie k lind
h I ftp
FI
Fourth St
Rent
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KENT
( *11Miti »•
\ddre»«
12u5
ti
1er.. X I'lK*». », f.i
$10 p. r pa ir
M
II
id
! ■* Rei (t
bar
1’
t 7 tip
1i. ir ."
TO
r
\.|(|r I'HN
Nil nfor.l
• r , « It .
Sp<
the situa
line meal is all the argument we bereft e i.Ah . parents n, !• -s i ban ,i turn until a-lull
generuu« propor
need tu i on v im r* you we set t tie best >V I r The ->m|,.ilh\ of t lie com
lions can I»' pasrwd
meal at the lowest price in t ow* ^ - nyi ni l \ gov* out to them ili t fu-1r
♦
Our Sunday dinners are unsurpassel C^oouble allliction
I here are tlmsi w b o w o u l d ha ve
Meal* 25 cents
Weekly rates made
------ - - s t j i o .
lf lv»,i a prettv s u m to ha vi- been
fir rooms
Hotel
S'«
NATIONAL CAPITAL
a ö u ú a c a a a »3a a a r. a a it d st r. a « a a it a
PAGE FIVE
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An Income Now
B e a u t i f u l 7 -ro o m b u n g a l o w s , hot
arid cold w a t e r , on i m p r o v e d v e g
eta b le farm .
700 line M i n o r c a
a n d W y a n d o t t e c h ic k e n s , in c u b a
to rs , coops, b r o o d e r s , best m o d e l
p en s, h orse and w a g o n , barn.
P r e s id e n t W i l s o n wer e r e n e w i n g n \ fr*-*~
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♦
I nr Ib ni Mutt >.f t i -ci ri... in*
\ fellow s)u j,s and burying tin* hatchet
-H* Wwm Tiilmnn ' o T T l i e " Herald '
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: .1 bat h
U m
M . i nl br ' - »tore
in.
Peine
Sunday
l< will In- rcTin- Want * o|umn a lw a y s g<’t- re
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♦
1 l -t f
Hilled that there was a falling out 'll nford I eie piloni, t o.
suitI
I PS VI. \ I T E M S
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bet wceil die President and Col. Har
Mrs
Vernon toil er of Sunfor>
Fu i Krrti
1 u f 111 - lii'i) r o o m s
Hot
V Mr und
Mrs
Rraxton
l '-r kl Ils
.
,,
vey shortly niter the Baltimore con
L
, ,
--s p e n t tile week end with Mrs H.yrnmil cold water
is 00 per month.
tiave teli,rued from their wedding
vention and the two "d id n ’ t speak
♦
Mrs Pope
well Itec k on Tuesday
.'01 M a g n o l i a a v e n u e
13 p - t f
trip and are comfortably located in
as tlicv passed by "
Mutual friends,
took dinner with jier ab
♦
♦
the Woodrul! home r,n Palmetto
however, g"l busy and on peni»
I reti 1.1 'I i oilpte, four
For Kent
Mr
Rantolìi lias re
W e III't lei
♦
avenue when- they will try the prin
Sunday tbe hatchet-burying acet r
client In, a t io n
Ten ♦
ice rooms
turned from m ni nnai trip north
♦
ciplr of i.w ,i liv ing as cheap as one
♦
was |•1111• ■! .‘ If at file \\ bili* M*»11- *
•liar, pc•I
No nail . tul
MH
u'!. •• I it • !•••' of
W
ml.
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oli.inette
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Him
It.
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For
Rent
F
urinshi
>
1
rooms
lor
li.r tii recital of what Impiantii
invi S .ft u rd a y from 5 t o s |i in
I lie 1s( 1, J i nny W ren
Apply to Mrs.
Mark Twain's name came up in 'ight housekeeping
17-2t
A doctor was called to the home
♦
some connection when Colonel Her Puren, 117 Laurel avenue, i ity
0-tfc
fhe many friends of Cruse Harnes of Angelo Nicoli to vi-it lus mother icy remarked casually that thin
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*rr k’lad to see him home again and for an attack of acute indigestion were person« «till in existence » I ..
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♦
Mr lloiirv 1.11 udu ui-t o working
R...«m-. f. -r liglit fin i»*»r
to know t hat he i» e n t i r e l y recov
F'or Kent
ni vi r I ... I heard of the gr< .it t ,
now
in
a
g.Magi'nc.,r
Mianu
'* ti
♦
fr«'. t
♦
■■•■ping
''1 ' • . i.ik \ .
il. ovp. • 1» to get bil-x XX|J It
nn.r i - 1
Mr Messet g< r i- doing <ar|>< > 1er
ho !.. r mi lignin next week.
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•
111 l'n-udcnt (nun.I thl- utili ■ '
work for Mr I t . .
Miller on tin
F or It- ui ( *• . 1
M •
I - ■ 1• II
s alt Ml
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♦
imi. •!.I le
ultet .1 lor 25c.
J. H \\ il
Hamilton 1on-.
a . . * .1 ., r
llan I
t,lu. t 1111>11« ! * Hilt HU'
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♦
17 it.
1o *M {•
• >• 1m il l all
Mu i •
W .
Until . • I .
H ’
. mi
‘ nil v it c r d a v In re in Wai. Intuii..i
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H"n t ,,ry I) Ijindln, States At again at work
I mi l such an one
He was an <>(
A
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1
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large
Several
city
lots
:uul
homes
for
sale
gii
term?
R
o
o
m
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for
Relit
1
torney of tip. Seventh Judicial Dis
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Mrs A F" Westordiik l- attim i 1..
■
, i ker
He declared positivi l\
! irnl-hcd rooms
Mrs
Stephens,
that
may
suit
you.
triit was m the uily today calling o n ‘ mg tin- Advent ist„- curtí p ineetiiig in
♦*
ilh^i he hud never heard of Mark corner Sixth and Oak avenue.
h“ many (rienda.
Mr. I-umlis hus Orlando this
A constant demand for houses and rooms.
♦
Twain.
ruigned his position hut the na mi»
A party for Frank Parkrr, in
List
your
property
with
us,
we
will
yell
or
rent
it.
Piano
to
rent
for
the
season.
In"1
asked
lume
about
Turn
Saw
♦
has not gone into effect, ul least his honor of his
,nth birthday w.ia !» yer
8-tfc
No. he nevet had heard of him. quire at 111 Second street.
Fire Insurance, HondinL'.
♦
Nor
IItick
F'innl
No,
never.
Nor
noí . . i* ? n app° in,ed
t h . . m e ..f >..« unde. Mr
«
F'or Rent Cheap for Cush Twenty ♦
T
u
l” *-obliged to serve at j a ^ Thompson Thurdnuy evening I'udd’ nheud
T
Wilson?
'Oh.
Lord
all
tiled.
a
crea
of
good
hammock
land
♦
♦
n« xt wttek.
^ very enjoyuhle time was hud by yes,- he ejaculated, '1 voted for
101 -tf
fall or write A. M. Tyler.
♦>
The Gate City House
all present, forty-one in all
'1 hey him
♦The many yutrojis .of thu Gate wore served lemonade. Cuke and cofAnd the President'« roar of de
♦
Five acres tiled land inside city
Hi>u5e are jilrased to learn fee
light (Till not diminish in the least
♦
mils
(nr rent, near brick road and ♦r
thst it lias opened for the season.
Mr. and Miss Booth have moved when the Colonel continued softly.
♦
loading
station.
Apply
t"
A
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Home comforts are extended to the from one of Mr Clark's houses to •• .mil' he udded. wistfully, ‘ that's all
Connelly, Sanford. Florida
2 tf
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'ÏUHts and the excellent accotnmol the «tore on the West Side
Y\ <• arc 11., good it done me.'
•Luionx of {.his hot-1 hav* made i sorry to lose them from our neigh
F'or |j|ent Nice front room for
*n um at homo and abroad
la-tf boritomi
It. Qii'i" of the abundant »upplv
gilt
housekeeping, also well ven
Un the return <>f Mr and Mr* 1. of ...ttonseed tneul there i» likely 1.»
" J * l'}KI>en has returned from
Magnusson from their trip to*North b. in tin. country this year, s|»eriul tilated bedroom. 302 Park Ave.
* Vlfit to home folks in North Caro
15 tí
M regained M . Ill tile Department of Agricul
linu li.* stated thut the (»copie up Carolina, where MrIn
her heultli which has h.-en v.rx tur> bell.*ve that the farmer has a
th»r,.
New
¡»re not feeling very good over
Furnished rooms (or housekeeping
poorly for the last two years, their better oppirtunity to make money
the
**F.»ijrfolton situation, hut sis usuul
t
Mrs ( ’ . II Smith*», los I’ark
friends
gathered
with
them
t<
>
celc
|
,
|
.
.
ding
1
k*c ( rattle than for »nine
Opcning*
»tart1 i, plenty of hog und hominy
\vi"„ between 3rd and 4th streets.
Tho feeding value of
*
•tul no one will »urve to death this brute tho twentieth unniver«ary <»( time past.
- •• HV-t-f
BLACK
their wedding.
T hey hud a fine rnlt.mseo.l meal has l»eon recognized
* liter. Thlg was glad to get bnrk
WHITE
time and left many tokens of their bv agricultural authorities for some
0 lurlda, where the war is an unF’or Rent One acre tiled land on
TAN
esteem of the worthy host and host time and alrge quantities of ¡1 are
«nown quantity.
Third street and Maple avenue.
ess.
exported annually to Europe where
\ddress Rex Paekard. R. „ F D 2
j. !^r*. navis, tho well known opthe farmers, especially those in Den
“ a»n »ill he at the Robbins Nest
15-tf
mark ure well uware of its useful
N O T IC E
2«°,i Tuasday- Oct- 20 to Monday,
ness.
M IS C E U N F .O U S
«
Hekdache eurod with glasses. As I have charge of the business of the
It is estimated that this year 15.*>m - tested free. Don’ t wait until Title Dond Si Guarantee Co., F!iL«t San
10(10.000 bales of cotton MU !>e proWanted— Flowing or team work
ford Land League, ond W. A. Whit. dliee.l in the I ’ nited States.
U , t d *y15-*3tc
This by man with good team.
J. F..
Cecil Gahbelt ha» returned
1 Can be found In th« Tax As -hniild > lel<I fi.liH0.0Op tons of seed Summers care M. S. Nelson; or
Wanted T w o
thousand*
caulibom, aftt,r a pienimnt tummer spent lessor’» Offlce in the court house.
While all of this will not be crushed.. phopa Lord’s Station.
5-tf
Ms.*d fo r * Man to Believe.
I (lower pinnt.».
Jno. 1). Jinkins,
Uke George in the W hite MounT H O S . K. B A T E S .( last year’ s proportions hold good
Mrs.
Cutler of Vancouver proved
(dioni* 2t»7.
Corner Third St. and
^
________tons
___ of colHoarders Wanted $3.60 per week
•ni and other parts of the New
by tho registration of a pedometer
again, ______
about 2,000,000
F'rench Ave.
17-2tp
torisëéd meal will l»c available, a n d .lf0«’ board and lodging. Last house
that she had covered 400 miles in a
nt and states. Mrs, Gabbett also
on
East
Third
St..
C.
W.
Driggers
month In walking about her kitchen
I T " 1 lhe I « » t few wToks*with friends | A | >
pi
I \7
|?/\í ^
a" »be foreign market gives pronm*
Wanted -Three, or four rooms for
9-9tp
and living rooms while performing her
U lV t
VJe * TT •
r
m. i l
jsp 0( („.¡ng greatly reduced, there
light housekeeping for man and wife.
household duties.
¿ o r g i7 nn“ h “ nd ° thCr P° lnla in
ought to l»e a corresponding de
D E N T IS T
Address H.
Wanted— Gentlemen roomers at Close in., if possible.
crease in the price of the meal, mak- Stutnon’s. 315 E. Fourth .St.
care Herald,
17-2tp
Clll*1
representing tho
WORK rOR WtltTK PEOPLE ONLY
ihg it specially desirable for feeding
A Thing Woman Is 9psred.
.* .
9-13tp
T,mC .G enn Advcrtising Co. of
PEOPLES BANK BUILjDlNG purposes.
Ono deep sorrow which no wrom.an.
P* 1» in the city in the interest
ROOM 9
Ixist— Iatdies’ blnck raincont WodJ
st least none that we know penonal•UruUJ J ,mÀ Thc °lcnn Co. carry
Where the Woman Shinet.
Ijr, experiences Is losing tho pipe
nesday on road between Sanford and
Closing
out
all
typewriter
carbon
A
politician
may
bo
able
to
pack
a
enda^ * - nrt bangers and adwhich sho has-smoked for feur or five
Orlnndo.
Finder
will
receive
reward
paper. Best grades .only, at 25c
convention all right. ‘ but when . it
ar.r,llÌnti nov®1Uw of «B kinds and
years
almost without stopping.—Ohio
if
returned,
to
218
Park
avenue,
Herald
Offlco.
per dozen sheets,
conics to packlug a trunk hu luta to.
» .strong play for the
8tate JournaL
I4 a p a lil W a n t A f l
oc. ft
Qanfnrd J
lfi.V.tn
film «tin Int* nenr In til« nrlf*
before
(ridi,)
:
A B A R G A IN
G O IN G
\Yt‘ have some very cheap tracts of pas
ture or ranch lands.
I♦
Good general farming and citrus fruit
lands.
Some of the very best truck lands in the
famous Celery Delta of Sanford adapted
to the Sanford system of sub-irrigation
and intensive system of farming. Prices
and terms very reasonable.
r
A . P. Connelly
109 Magnolia Ave.
' Sanford, Fla.
^PO LISH E S?
�THE SANFORD HERALD
r AGE SIX
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OCTOBER 20. |9U
dlatrlrt N<>. I b# cehnged to raad aa follow#;
E of SW ror of So« IS. To 1» 8 . K IO E
D r y a r l m r a l of Tk * talrr lo r.
R#flnain( ad a' point on tha abort of Lak e
run W IS tk., K U rfc. B 7 1 *»100 oho. 8 |
U 8. I.»nd Offiro at GaieeavllD, Ma.
Monro#, at tha foot of Park avanu», run
10 rha. K j l . i t - 1 O0 «ha
___ 1 « ity HWly
. alone
_ ,
Octeber S, 1114.'
W rid* of
of Ry to
U b af
Sald la id b alai aaSol Ira la bervby (la ra that Arthur II. than«« iouth" to* Ilu fb a y aXraat, tkanra wrat
alone^aaid Hughey at root to Ita Intara#«taoaod al tha data of tk* l«*u»»#a ot aurh | Wallaro of W aklaa. Florida, « h o on May
( rortitrala In tho nam# of C. II. Liadday. Zlth. 1914. madt Hom#at#ad. Entry, No. tion »ItV Fraach aranga, thane# aauth along
N o n r q o r e le c t io n
Caftiffrat* No. Z99 *m br»r* . l-*t 1 8 t. 01 II 14, for I W M of N W ) { , N W )(| of S W l» aald a»« #u* to ita rontinuatlon to lh#
T o tk# Bhawiff el Sanala*!* County., of tbo Joaap. Said "land being aasrraad at (ha See. S and N h ° l I K Ü . SarJIon i. Toon- ! • » II»*. running aaat and »«at. b # t* # aa
' ' S t a t a of F l o r i d o • v
data of tha iaaoanra of aurh r#rtlflrata In ahlp 10 South, Ranga 29 E »»l. Taflatflaa## Sartlona I, 2, It and II, To«nahlp 10,
. 8 # U known. That t, H. Cl «y Crawford; tha name of 8 . Yanaon.
Meridian, ha* filed notice of intrntlon to South of Kanfa 10 Kail, thane# Weat_ along
TUcr-lary
of S u l * of tho
of
aald aectlon Ila# to
tba cornera of - Sec
- —
. . . .Slot*
_
. Florida
, , -1
CortlAaata No. 212 embrarao, Beg ISO It auka three y»ar proof,
Ilona Z. I 10 and 1 1 , Tp. 20. South of
f *
1 8 a i d 44S ft W of It fUctioa poat on E • to tha land a b o r * dear
will V » h' ' i I» somlnolo County, S t n t # ] { ] „ # of ¡J,, j g T „ , 9 s R J0 Kt fuB w 2tk of Clrrult Court, at Si
flange
.10 Fa*t,
thence
South
nlong
art Florida on Tueaday real turreedlng the f| 8 , 00 „ y jJ j ,, N J00 i,
* » , d Und th,
diy o( N o , , ra
•ectlon line ol corner* ol «action* 26, 27,
I t and I I . Tp. 20, South of
Range 30
®t, t
N # v * m b « T. A. I>. 1*14, be! ng aaaeaaed at tho dale of tha laauanra of 1
Claimant name# aa «1
wttnaeaea:
the aold Tueaday b algi tha Ahitrl day tti auch certificat# In the nama of Unknown.
Ea*t. thence Knat
along
Section
line
Ban Ball, of Waklwa, Florida.
N o re tnbar
of I-eke Je#aup, thence In a general Norther
, Unlaa* tald rertlflcatea »hall be redeomad
John Ball, of Waklwa. Florida. ‘
For United State# S#nator from the Stala according to law t a l deoda «ill laaua thereon
ly direction, along tha Waat »höre of Lake
Jatnra M. Brown, of Weklwa, Florida.
o f Florida, for ait rears from Marrb 4, |»|S. an lh# Hat day of October. A. I). 1914
Jeaaup to the St. Johna river, thence northUllals Brown, of Weklwa. Florida
ror R*pree#MatI»# from the Fourth Con- | Wiinaaa nr ¿«rial algnotura and aaal thta
weaterly along tha St. John* river to Lake
'
H E N R Y S. C H U B B ,
greaoional Dlatrlrt of tk# Stata of Florida, 26th day of S«pt#rab«r; A. D.. 1*14.
Monroe, thenra Southwesterly song Keel
IS-Tuee-Stc
Reglater
in tk# Slity-fourtb Congra*» of tha United
and South abare of aald lake te point of
Ie#al)
E. A. IK IU G L A S S .
Hi at##.
beginning.
*t
—
Clerk Clrrult Court. S#mla#l# Co., Fla.
For CommUrioner of Agriculture of the
NO TICE
fly Jaa. P. Rabana, I» C.
Be It further reaolved by the Board of
On the Ird day of November, 1914, at
Stale of Florida.
v
11-Tuao-Slr
their regular meeting l h . Board of County , f t » » « *
*£•» »J?
For Two Juatlrea of the Supreme Court
o f Aha Stale of Florida.
Commissioners in and for Sornioni. County, 1
“L
k
J
j * 'r V
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Florid., will buy, not lem then *100.00 !
nom , , U u ' b* «ka ng.d to read aa folFor T » o Railroad Commlaalonera of lh#
Nollre ef AppllralDa for Tat Deed Unde' worth of metal culvert,' to be used In road |
.
,
...
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Slat# of Florida'.
For One Member of the lloura of fl#pr»Hectlea STS ef the (Jeaeref Bletalee
conitructlon in Seminole County.
All deni. ¡7k2 Manila . . P? h V f f o . Jf P u h * * l » e
wefttalieee of lh# Slat# of Florida.,
Notice ie hereby given that
W.
M.
* ,k ,d ,0 ,Ubm“ b ' d' “
r L i u t h to Hughey
U .n c .
Ifnynea, purckeaer of T a t Certificate No. r r . t ' r i m . ' ™ 1
For County Judge.
M a ll
p A n n t i m ASS
along Hughey atreet to' ita Intervarctlon
411, dated the Sth day of June, A. D. 1911,
For Sheri#.
For Ci#rk of tb# Circuit Court.
has filed tald certificate In my office and kae Clark of the Board of County Commimtòner. * ‘,.h . 5 , 7 h. „ V T,"“ *- „ *,'"571
*1l
Seminole County, Fla.
5• * ld
Ha continuation of the nec‘ For County Aa«««#or of Tate«,
made application for had* deed to iaetao in
tlon
lla»,
ruanlng
East
and
West,
hetween
U-Tuea-Mc
accordance with l « w .
Said certificate etgFor T a t Gollagiac.
Sections 1, 2, 11 and 12,
Township 20,
brace* the following described property alt,
For County Tr»naur#r.
a
JSouth
of
Ilaogs
30
Eeat,
thenc*
West
along
For County Superintendent of Publie tilled In Seminole County. -Flarttio^-iw-ntri .7 »:**■V e o w e i
seetton tlno to th# Weklva rtvrr, thenc#
5
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of
N
W
l
f
.
Sec.
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T
P
20.
It.
14
L
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t
.
N
O
T
I
C
E
lnatrurtlou.
Northerly along th* Wektva river to ita
The tald land being a»a#« «ed It the date of
For County‘ Suryeror.
the 3rd day of November, 1914, at Junction
'Ith th* Jit. John« river, thenc«
the iatuance of auen certHkcata m t l : r name their regular meeting th* Hoard of County 1 southeasterly
For F i » « io u nly Commlea'onera.
,
up th* 8 f. Johns river to
For Thr## M«rab#r* of tha County Hoard of Baaehtm A Skackleton. Unleaa aald cer Commissioner« In and for Seminole County, I |4 |,, Monro«, thane« Easterly along South
tificate ahall be redeemed according to law, Florida, will buy. one pair ol mules, wagon ,hora of said lake to point of beginning,
of Public Inatruction.
For Juatlre of the Tear# In and for tk# tea deed will iaaue tbereon on th# ¡ 2 nd day and harne*«. suitable for road work, and ;
0 « It further rseolvOd, that an aacurete
•
following Juatlre Dietricla, via: No#. I, 2, of October, 1914.
all peraona having same for sola will hova | description ot tho changes made In cornWitne«a
my
official
aignaturv
and
tea
same on ground ready for Inspection at mlsslonar.’ districts Nos. 1 and 2. be
3. 6 .
For Conatabla In and (#* th# following tkl* the 19th day of September, A. D. 1914. that time.
lered upon the minute hooka of this board
1_____
E . A DO U t i l. A SS ,
J a a l ir * Dial ritta, via:
t-’- j i r t a
(anal)
E. A. D O U G L A S S .
~
and be published once e wetk for fo ur
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., yle.
Clerk of the Board of County Commis Weeks In a newspaper p«,Mi«ti»<t to « M «
»4 - 1 h
hav4
In leallmony whereof—i
o i hereunto
By Jaa. C. Roberta. t(. C. ’
sioners, Seminole County, Fla.
act my baad-aod-afflaed lb# (Ireat Seal of
county, and,
9-Tuea-itc
11— u » - « — - * Florida, at Tallahara##, tk#
I J-Tue*-&»*
I
Ba It'further resolved, that. E. A. D o ug Capital, Ihia the twenty-fourth day of
ilase. Clerk of the Board of County C o m
Auguat, A. D. 1914.
missioner* shall make or cause
to be made
N O TIC E
___________________
l a Ceart of (he Capaty Jadge, Hcmlaale
•’
IL C L A Y C R A W F O R D . '
Nolle« U hereby given that wo. th* under- Ja erttlfied ropy of tho changes mad* In tho
. Coaaty, Stala of Florida
Secretary of State.
signed.
Intend
to
apply
to
th*
llonerable-description
of
aald
districts,
as
establlahed
In
re
Eatete
of
T o C. M. Hand, Sheriff, Semlonle County.
Park Trammell, Governor of tho 8 t*t* of I this day by th* Board, which ropy shall
Lovell L- Stone
8-Tu**-»tc
Florida,
at
Tallahaaa«*,
Florida,
on
tho
Athi
b#
certified
to
be
correct
by
such
clerk, and
i To all Creditor., Legatees, Diatributeea and
II Peraona having Cibimi or Domanda day of Novsmber, A. I). 1914, for Letters 1 *>y *he chairman of the- Hoard ol County
Patant, Incorporating " T h e Sanford Cqm- | Commlaaloner*. said certified copy »0 be
againat said Eatato:
* You, and etch of you aro hersby notified panjr“ i under the following proposed articles transmitted to tha S#rr#tary of the State of
N O T IC E O F E LE C T IO N
of
incorporation, tho * orginal of which is i Florida.
Whrrva* th* legislature of 1913, under and. r#<iu(r*d to present any claima and
Adopted in open b o a r d , this th* ith day
the cqnatltution of 4 MS. of the alate of demanda whlrh you, or either of you, may now on file, at Tallahassee, Florida, as re- 1
( of October, A. I). 1914. by tbe Board of
estât# of- _1 .0 veil L. Stone, quirrd by law.
Floride, did pass three Joint resolution*.pro- I have against
- , . tb*, „
County
Commissionerà of Seminole County,
W. H. Hickergon.
posing amendment* »0 the constitution o f dec*a*ed. lai* of Seminal* County, Eloride,
Fl orida.'
Jesse Shilling
thè «tele of Florida, and the same wer * , 10 ‘ ke undemlgn.d adm'nt.tratrii of tald
Frank !.. Woodruff. Chrcn
Roy E. Dickerson
a « r » » d to by a vot# of thrw-fiflh* of all th# #«t*t*. within two years from th* dpt# her*!.. P. Hagan
' t^ah Shilling.
mrmber* elected to each house; that th* *
J.
V. McLain
t
Adirle*
of
larerporatlon
.
of
“
The
Hanford
Dated August 27th, A. D. 1914.
yoleg-OD raid Joint resolutions wer# »ntrresl •
C.
W. Entimingrr
Company*'
A
N
N
A
C.
S
T
O
N
E
,
apon
tKrir r»*p#c4jv# journals, with lh #
J A Clark
We, th# undersigned, have agr##d"to as*
1-Tuea-Mc
Administrates.
yeas an d nays thereon, and they did deter
Attest
sonate our«#lyr*. and 00 hereby become as*
mina and direct that the sam* Joint résoluK A Douglass, Clerk..
soriated for the purpose of forming into a
tlonp be submitted tn the electors of the
13-T ues- 4lc
I
body polittc and corporate, under and by
el ate at the general election In November,
In Court o f County Judge. Seminole C o u n t y
virtue of th# laws of the stato of Florid
1914.
Hlale of Florida
and do hereby adopt 1 be following articles
Now. therefor*. I, II. Clay Crawford.
* , , * . « .
. .
In r* Estate of
of
Incorporation.
■etary of .»tate- of fhe .tot* cf Florida, do
Schneider, deceased.
Article I.
LI HT OF I N H P P C J O R S AND C L E R K S
herrty. . giva
that a
. . . nolle*
.
Notice Ie hereby'given to all whom It may
Tha following peraona were appointed re
Tha name of this corporation ahall be
.General Electlen
runrrrn,
concernâthat_ un
on wir
tho 2_4th day. of March,
spectively
as inspectora and clerks of gen.
will he held In ench county In FlorJdn on A. D. 1915. I shall apply to
Honorable "T h e Sanford Com pany," and Ita prinrfpal eral election to be held Nov. )rd, 1*14, Sem
ilar, of business shall be at Sanford. Som
Tueaday nsit succeeding the first Monday (i. G. Herring, Judge of aald Court, aa Judge
nole County. Florida; but it may hav# inole County:
in November. A< D. 1914, tb* said Tueaday of Probata, for. ray final discharge as Admin and
eetabllah such other plore. of business „ H»ctlon District No. 1 voting place West
being tha istrator, C. T. A., of th# estai# of llel#na as th. board of directors
may from time Sanl»1-1— •"•Pectors of election. D. G. M o a
Third Day ef November
Schneider, deceased; and that at the same ts time determine
r<?»' 1 H'„ ' ‘ »ndtll. J F.. Vsugh.n, elefh ot
lor the ratification or rejection of the said lima I will present my final accounts as
fflertion, S Kunfi
Arllrlr
II
joint resolutions proposing amendments to Administrator, C. T A , of said estate, and
Klection OlMrlct No. 2, voting place M o n Thr [rr iff il natu/r uf thr hu»lnr»« to hr
the constitution of the state of Florida, via: ask for thalr approval.
roeI n«j ector« of election. J C. Motfat.
transacted and conducted by «aid corpora
A Jsinl Kenelallon
Dated April 2. A. D. 1914
John
Iteli. I>. Il C
l l i b u n ; clerk of elrction shall he a* follow*, to »it
Proposing
an amendment to Section 8 I1 ( 8 ), .I
J O H N O O llD O N ,
inn, Albert llawk ln«
To hold, buy. own.'work ,, .iltvrlop, con
of Artici« Eiftit (H), of the ronstitution of Administrator cum Teatamento A n n n o of
hlectlon" I hstriet S’n 1. vottnf pisce Ka«l
ih# slat# of Florida, r.latlng to founly oftb . Ealat. of Helena Schneider, deceased
"I" nI'
pledge, r.c h .n g *
ian fo fd
Intpectora t>f •|«ction# T S C a v i» .
flee»«
» 12. 10 20. 11 24. 12-22, 1-19 2-23
rulli*«!*. Improve sod otherwise deal in
A
II ('am rron, M I* lupe, clerk of elee
nd
dl»po«e
of
real
estate,
to
ac<)Ulr«
II* It ordained by tb* Legislature ol t h e ---------------------------:--------------Zi______L____ . _ _
*-*
.............. - * 1 ............................* -----Ifim, A I. William»
leste, occupy,
u»e and
develop
farm»,
,
,
, . „ ,.
Nolle* ef Application for Tas Deed Under farm
Klectlon
Districi N «
4.
votine place
land»,
town »ite»
and
territories.
That the following amendment to Section
u --,,..
lk.
LLGAl ADVERTISING
f
81* (61. Of Article Eight (8). of lh . JonstRuCion of t h e . . . , , of A o r i á . .. hereby agreed
to and thali be «ubmittrd to the electora of
t h « state at the general election to b# held
on th« first Turad»? In November, A. 1).
1914, for ntiArotlon hr rrjrrtion:
H«etlnn A
The legislature ahall provide
for the election by the ijualifird electora in
each county of the following count) officer«.
A clerk of th« circuit court, a »herifT. con*
•tablea, a county aaaeaeo r of tatet, a tat
collector, a superintendent of public Inatruc
tO
ll|
out.
plat.
irrigate
and
sub
divide the asme
tu
fi p e r a t e
and
maintain
farm»,
ranche«,
o
r
c
h
a
r
d
« ,
*
dated the 3rd day of June, A. I), l!i|2. ha* grote«. plantation», and to do and perform
filed «aid certificate in my office *nd ha» nil thing« needful and appropriate for the
mnd« application for tm deed to issue In Improvement and development of »am** to
accordance with law
Said certificate em- manufacture, market, »ell and dispose of all
bracet
thr
Mlluwing
described
property kind of canned or preserved fruita, vrgrt
situated In Hemlnolr County, Florida, to able» or syrup», to carry on th* Pumi«—- of
wn
l^it II, Mtk 2. Cameron
The » a id commission
merchant.
broker.
factor
or
land bring atiriinl at the dat« of the Issu agent; to purchase, buy, sell and dispose of
ance of such certificate in t he name of K. K and otherwise deal in all kinds of fruits amt
Cooper
Unlea» said certificate «hall be re
vegetables and other p r o d u r r on a commi»NotfrJ l ^ h . m b v ^ e l v .n
t b i t MW
a
" \lln
H«fiman. C. H., Gone
Holden. W. D.# G obs
llouaholder. A. L . Gone
H°*ay d. Fraok. Non-payraeot ol Poll tat
Holland, Jaa. K., Gone
Hookrr. D.. Gone
Howard, Ban, Gooe
Ivey, Geo. B-, Gone
Jarkaon. ('lave. Non-payment of poll las
Johnston. Androw, Dead
Jonas, llanry. Non-payment of poll tax
Jon##, Simon. Non-payment of poll tas
Knight, J. W „ Goa*
l-e*l4. J. C., Gone
Lilj*. H. L . Gone
Mahoney, Wm. F., Dead
Marks, R. II., Dead
Maloney, Geo, Gone
Massey, A. A.. Gone
Minniek. W. A., GoneMiller. F. W., Cone
Moore, Joo. F„ Dead
Morrow.- B. <N.. Gone
Murray, W. A.. Gone
MiCrory. Chat . Gone
McDaniel. J. C.. Gone
McDonald. A.. I>e#d
McGlon. C. A., Goo*
McMillan, J. A., Gone
Nash, I. N., Gone
Newland. T. A., Gone
Nelson. J. If., Gone
Nultall, Jno„ Dead
T ^orau'
Non-payment of poll tna
Oglesby, 1-awtey,
Non-payment of poll tax
Overman, J. Jl.. Gone
Fir*. W.'.’L., Goa*
. .
Pickens. 8 . , M.. God* !
Pickens. T. T.. Gone
Powers* D. E.. Gone
Power«, F. J., Gone
_
Perry. G. C.. Gone
4C '
7»
Taggart, Jdhn K , Gone
Temple, I.. ||., b a n d .
*
Thomas, E. G., Dead
Thompson, J. fe ,
Non-payment of poll tat
Thompson, J. It ,
Non-payment of poll tat
uy
nr,;-w
oTod,0wNH
n;p',^n' r" U1
\eaa*y, E ^ B . R.. Non-payment of poll tax
Walden, Wm.. Dead
Weston. J, M.. Gnna
Willis, J. B., Dead
Wilton, Tim, Dead
Wilton, W. J., Gone
Woodcock, E., Non-payment of poll tax
Preclacl Na. 1
Allen. Fred. Gone
Arrsnts, (5. y.. GoneBallard, 8 . II.. Gone
Barclay. W. II
Gone
Battle, Mack, (»one
>
llsrkett. Ell, Gone
Basden, It. E., Gene
Halley, 'J. A.. Gone
Ballard. W. It., Gone
Bell Rich, Non-payment of pall t n
Bellamy. M B . (tone
Bennett. John, Gone
Benton. W K , Gone
lllalr, F. I*., Gone
Blue. Saunder". Gone
Bowler, M. I I . Gone
Boram, J. A.. Gone
Ilrady, O. W „ 'Gone
Briggs, T. W., Gone
llrabb, Ham, Non-payment of poll tat
Hraey ,8 ipp. Non-payment of noli tas
TTrx/TTAy. Ben. non-paymr«t of poll tai
Hrldrwfll, M., N o o-p a ymrnt at poll tax
Hrown, Frank M
Non-pa yment of poll t n
Mronron ^kllbrr. Non paymrnt of poll t a i
ilrown, 11. (\ , (io n r
llurnatt. Wm. XI., Gone
llritt. J N . No n-pa ym ent of p4>ll t a i
Ca st le ,r j || a |>r»d
Carroll, Jn*i . Non pa> mrnt <»f poll tai
Ch ad «nek, F <• . Lion»
Chandler. J F. . Gu n »
Charlton. W
It
Non-pa yment of poll tai
Child», D D
Not. payment of poll tai
Col». |l It
No n-pa ym en t «»f poll t ai
Coney
II II , Gone
Comprobat, F I* Gone
Corey, li T , ( ¡o n r
Corey. X!T W., Gone
( nrdeilo. F C , Gone
l*acla
Inspector« of e|erti«in. Itrn Jone», I.
Krl*. Clark l’fir t im . clerk of rlrctlon. A A
III ck«
Klrctéon
Oistrict N o .
&,
votine place
Oviedo— Inspectora of electlon. T. W. l . i v In i , lieti Jonr«. I. T Munì, clerk of electlon,
Count». Fred Gone
T I. Cu»hfng
Cowan. W II
Non payment of p«dl tai
Klrrtion D.»t'tct N o »i. votiag place tir- . Coffee, C t
Gun#
nev» . 1n*pertor• of electton. J \! Flint, T
( ru«4, Alt»er». Gone
W lìelfer. D D b u m » , clerk of electlon. Curry. W XI . Gone
Il II. rattishall.
Culbfrth. F W . Dead
Da v ii, J A . f tone
hlertinn
i>mtrict No .
7,
voting piace
Dean. II II . (inn«
Ch uluni»
In.pretori
of electlon. William
Drn ton. J. T . Gone
Denton. J
(tone
s
Driver, Li. Jl. . -4, gar*#
Palmer, W (
Gone
Phillip*, 'rirm- * r » w - r t f
ToU v ? » -
RaTsnr, C - k r + X t i r ™
by Jaw
Th» «fu lstnr»
pfüvkb
bv law for
fh »
r»r»
»nd
ru»U»dy of «II rounly fund» snd shall provtd*
l h « mrihotl of rrporting snd paying out *1!
• D s u r h fund».
I ’rov ld rd. rouirty trvsaurar» »Uctrtl
in
vwnrrpl sDrtlon hrfd In 1911 • hs 11 btyjd oflira for l h « term »Irrtrd.
A Joint l(ro«l u ll on
]*roposlng « n smvndmant to Action 16 of
A rt frU IV , of |h« ronstitution of th« stato
o f Florida, rnlstinf to t h « sppolntmvnt of
r o m t n lw lo n r d offirrr» of t h « » 1 st«» militia
It « It rwsolwd by t h « legl»l*tur» of thv
• t a t « of • F l o r i d » :
T hat tha following amtndmrnt to Hvrtion
l b i j Artirl« IV of th« ronstitution of th#
r t s t « of Florid» la h«r«by sgr«#«i to and »hall
I»»* sufimltt»d to thr rlrrt *ir • of th# »tat«»
for adoption or r#j»<*tlon at thr nnt grnrral
rlrrtion hrrraftrr. that I» t#» »ay. that S«rtion lfi of Artirlr JV »hall br an.rndrd »n
• ■ 1 «» rr^ad a» follow».
In Ihr Clrrult Court Sr vrn lh J^dirlal (*lrrull In »nd for S m i n u i r i ounly. Florida
In thnsrrry
Asa VI Tylrr
n ■
Divorro
l#«ura K. Tylrr
T o l* «u r a V. T ) l r r .
adriphia. I1».;
204 4 Vlastrr ht , I'hil-
It appearing from the affidavit of Asa M
T y lr r. hsrrin duly filr«l thst hr is r o m p ls in ant in thr s h o w »ntitlrd r a u i r , that it i»
thr lirlirf of affiant that l . a u n F 1 vlrr i» a
non rrsid»nt of th» atat» of Florbla; that
• h» i» a r»»id»nt of th» s l a t « of I'rnnsylvania. rr»iding at 2044 Maatwr» .St . in ihr
city nf Philadelphia fn «ani slatr. and f l a t
ths r* i* imi prr»i>n in thr »tat# of Fiorii!»,
ihr »er vir# nf »ulipiirn» upon «li'iffi wbould
t«» r» •1 ihr drfrndant, and t b » affiant furi hrr
• ay « that .hr bfflirvr« thr ag r of ihr i|rfrn
dant to br ovrr tw h n ly -o n r year»
proprrty. « a m and mrr<*handl»r of rvrry
rlait ami do«rrtption. to borrow rnortry and
•rcurr »amr |.y mortgagr d»rd». bond» or
ot hrr obligation» thrrrfor and to do all »«l<*h
olhrr ami furths-r th'ng« a» may br nor«-»
•ary or rgprdtrnt to br don» for thr «urn*«»
ful tranaartion of thr hU*inr«a of thi« cor
poration. and to havr and r«rrri«r anil rn
jov all thr right*, powrr» and |rtvlle|M in
rnivntal
to.
corporation»
I
, - .
. . organDrd. . . .and
|
un<,rr thr ' » w* ° r *h- " a t * of IlorIda
ir foregoing clau»«*»
adrprndrnt
an.) |>uwiDilr|>»n<li
nt ubjrrt#.
üViJert«, liuilli1
er», tnd tbe r n u m m il u n ot sny «perirtilimit
uiinru or power »hell not b# brM t
I.H.I
#ir re«trift in my manner any nth
ii v * »
nr p o w r r nf if>i* <«ir |i«»r a 11 n
t r i l r l r III
Tb# a
••f ib# r a p i 'a l •:«»• - •§* tin«
riirimrattun
«l.all
l*e
Fifteen
lf «»u * a n d
I I ' i .hoo (MU Duilarv, 1•• b#
I- ■ n ifi
into
Three Hundred JUOi »liarra nf Fifty fitifiOi
Dollar» u r h
All or any j nrfl »i, «if thr c a p
ital »lock of thla corporation may be pa yaide In, lf»ued nr ti*6*«l for the purrhatn of
property cither real or perforai, o r for thn
payment nf labor or 1er v De», at a Ju*t
and fait* valuation thereof, to be d- trrm lned
by the board of d!r«rtn r».
You, thrrrfor», Laura L Tylrr, am or
-Srnion 16.
Th» (¿ov«rnor »hall appoint*
wll rommlssloneil offirrr* of th* state militia, < <trreii to appear to this bill herrín, duly Mlrvt
including an adjutant general tor the stata. In this cause on the 2nd day of November, A.
with rank of brigadier general who shall be. U- 1914, tbs aama being n rule day of this
chief of staff. The dulie* and compensation copri.
It Is further ordered that this notice be
of nil officer* so appolnlsd shall be aa Axsd ;
try law. Tha tarma ol ottica of all rommis- published for (our consecutive west a In thr
A r t i r l r I V,
Hanlotd
Herald. * newspaper putillahed In
■ionsHl officers of the organixed militia shall
Thta corporation »bal l continue anil h « v r
tw continuous during tn* pleasure nf th* Seminole county, Florida .
____ ______
, _b#
W'rlnrsselh R. A Douglass, Clerk nf I be full !|)o**r lu rx r fr l » » il» ror pi » t e r i g h t »
Govrrnor; subject tp alirh
laws ______
as may
f
ni netys ti i tasa Court(
» saur a, m
ia«« *,
m sesi^
»« wi thereof
« as
hi««*v tor ■i P- »(••»I
enacted by the legislature providing (or thel? Ç^rcuR
and
this k'ltth an d fra nr1
tidy of S#ptrmb»*, A D. 1914
nlqe yr»r» fr om ân<l af t«» t h» co m menertlrement for
ir age or other causes.
i »# bD
E. A I »DU G I.ASH,
men! 41f It• rorpurat» » t i »1 »nre
A Joint Resolution
Artici r V
i ’lrrk CirruM GoiiM
I’mvwKing an amendment to Section 1 ot
• ball br
J.
C
Hubert»,
D
Th e liU» in»*» nf 1 hl» rari[»uralt
Article V of th* constllullon. relating to the
A Free1 1 T u »» St r
ron*Ljrirfj by th» following nCfir r '
judiciary;
ary and
1tieni and \ ir» l'rvsitlir n l , • Sot
lla II resolved by Iks legislature of tbs
Treasurer,
and
a
Hoard
of
Director«,
of npt
stale ot Florida:
I I*** Iban three nor more than .even dlrecNolle* #r Master's Hale
That th* following amendment to Section
Under and by vlrty# of ■ decree ol fore tore who muet he atorkhuldere.
1 of Artivia V ol lh* constllullon is hereby
Until the rtrat meeting uf the »lockholdrts,
agreed to and shall ba proposed and sub- ; closure snd aaD, entered th* 10th d#y ot
ml tied to tho elsrtors of thp stats (or sp- September, A. J), 1914, b y » Hon. E. A. hereinafter provided for. the offlrrra uf thl>
corporation
shall ba:
W. If. Htekrrvon,
rai or rsjerjlcn at th* nait general else- Whitney. Judge of th* 10th Judicial Circuit
Roy E. Hlrkarson, Vlr* I*r#sli hrrealter, that la to aav, said «action I of Florida, taring In tb * absence ot lion. Fresldent;
o f aald article shall b* amended eo as to raad Jo*. W. 1’erklns. Judge of th* 7th Judicial dent; Jess* Shilling. Treasurer and I^>ah
Circuit of Florid*, In a certain causa pend Shilling. Bsrrrtary. • Tha Board of lilreetors
a* lollowit
Section I, Ths Judicial powar of |h* stato ing In th* Circuit Court ol th* 7th Judicial shall ba; W. H. Illckeraon. Roy E. Hlsksrwhafl ba vested in a supreme court, clrfult Circuit of Florida, In and for Bamlnola aon and Jsssq Shilling.
Th* Aral or organisation meeting of the
roarta, court of record'of Escambia county, roUnty. In chancery, In whlrh Catharine
criminal
court*,
county
court*,
county Dla Starbuck, aa aaarulrlx of tha last will stockholders of this corporation ahall bs held
In
ths rlly of Hanford, Seminole County
Judge* sml justice* ol t b * pane* and aurii and laslamant of 1« G. Starbuck, deceased,
other courts or rommUalona as tho Deists- la complainant and W. J. Vandargritt la re Stats of Florida, on ths 10th day ol Novsmturn may from lima to tlms ordain and es spondent. 1 akall aatl at public outcry to tha bsr, A. I). 1914. f o r the purpova of adopt
tablish.
Th# leglslaturo may prescribe tho hlghaat and be#l bidder for cash during tha ing by-law« and computing th* organisa
-cmnpcruuiUon ol th* Juatiao* and ludgaa of lagal hours of sol# on Monday, tha 2nd day tion of thla ‘corporation, and also tor ths
tha wavecal courts, but no court haretofor* of Novambar, A. D. 1914, nt the court house purpose of eUctlng such officer» of th* cor
-r#t«Wished under th* ronstilutlon and laws door at Banlord In tha county of Samlimja poration aa ar* hereinbefore provided for
and atala of Florida the following described and thereafter th* annual meeting* of the
of Florida ahall ba hereby nhoUsh#d.
storhholdera of this corporation shall ba
T ha votes cast In compliant* with said property to-wit:
Tha South Flltaari (151 acre« of tha South held on tha Brat Tueaday In November of
proposed amendments, and tb« canvaaa,
■declarations and rtturn* thereof, ahall bo east quarter of tha Southweat Quarter of Sec each and »vary* year.
Article VI.
subject to tha asm* regulations and rsstrir- tion Elavan ( I I ) , Townahlp Twanty-ona ( I I )
The highest amount of Iridsbtadneas or
tlons as i n provided by law for general South of Range Thlrtyione (31) East, Semi
nole county, ■ Florida, pbrehahar to pay for liability to which this corporation shall sub
a lsolloa« In tba slat* ol Florida.
ject itself shall be an amount not to sacaed
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto sat lltla.
th* amount ol th* capital atock of thla cor
<
A. K, P O W E R S ,
my hand and affiled tha great aaal ol tha
poration.
,
Special Master In Chancery
atato of Florida, at Tallahassee, lh* capital,
Arllrlr VII.
V. B. S T A R B U C K ,
Lhla tba twenty-fifth day ol Jullb A. D. 1914.
Solicitor for Complainant.
( S m I)
11. C L A Y C R A W r o R D .
Th* nams* and rdaldancea of ths sub
11- Tu**-5U___________________________________
Barratary of Slat*.
scribing incorporators and th* amount of
10 O-T u«a -l lt r
capital stock subscribed by each are as
follows, to-wlt:
N a tl« * af Application far T a i Dead I
W. H. Hlckaraoa, 20 shares.
Norie* ef Aaallrallaa ar T a i Deed Uadrr
Barile a S76 af Ih* deaerai Statata*
Jssaa Shilling, Sanford. Florida, 20 shares
Haitian 675 of Ih* Gaa rral Risiala*
Notice D bartb;>y given that W. C. Ban
Hoy E. Hlcker»on, 6 aharaa.
Natica la hereby given that H. L. Wood- .ford, purchaser o f T a » C «criticata No. 179,
Leah Hhllllng, Hanford Florida, I shars.
fuff,
v u d , purchaser
purehaaar of
ol T a i Bala
Hala Cartlllrataa
Cartlrtcato* Noa.
J
datad th# 3rd day of July,. A. D. 1906, hao
In wltaaaa rrharaol, tbe subscribing In
Bled aaitf »erllrtcata-fn my Office and has corporators hav* hereunto sat their name*,
Juna. mad* application for tax dead to laaua in on this th* 10th day of October, A. D., 1914.
A. I). 19b7:
«•i n
No.
« . SIO,
«i.j u
datad
» . , u ithe
s, v
6th
, « day
da; of accordane« with law.
Bald rertlBrata em
W . H. Hickaraon
J ob*. A. O . 1*10; No. S U , datad tk* 6th brace« tha following described property altJ « « *« Hhllllng
d ay
H
IT of
Ul Jdao.
d MBw« A.
Ae D.
U| »1910^
« » Wl No.
•Vas. 109,
avr. datad
’I * 1» 1' uatad In Somlnola county, Florida, to-witl
Roy E. Illckson
tha Bth day of Jun#, A. n. 1910; No. S99, lieg. N E corner of Lot L.Bac. 56. Tp, 30 8 ,
Leah Hhllllng
dated tha Sth day ot Juno. A. D, t i l l ; II. t t E. 10 icra*. T a # aald land being Btata of Florida
No. S I 2, datad the 7th day of Juna, A. D. ____ ____ at tha data of ths tasuanro of ouch
County of Bamlnola
•
I t O k has Bled aald certificate« In my ol certificóte I* th* a i m * of I L W. Atherton.
I haraby cartlfy that bafor* m* a notary
ite* end hai mad* application for l a i diadi U nieva said cortiflcot* ahall b * redeemed ac
ta l a * « * la assordane* with N w . Bald cer cording ta law, tai dead arili laaua thereon public partonally appeared, W. H. Hlcksri m e l i « « embrico lh# fpUowla* d«acribad on tha M at day •» OtMbar. A - D> l ?14-, , son, Jaaaa Hhllllng. Roy E. Hlcksrson and
•property situatati Ih Santino!« county,- FiorWitness my official elgnitur« aad eeal Leah Hhllllng, t<tiB>«, wall known to ha tba
LJ«, to- wit: «
thla tha 26th day • ( Baplamber, A, D. 1916. parsons named l e a n d who subscribed their
name» to tha foregoing article« at incor
- Aro. -X4S4 ombrare«, Beg 30.04 th* E a»
(««all
).. A , D O U G L A 8 8 ,
poration, and severally acknowledged bo
M W tor Bao 3, T p >0 H, R 80 R, run E
Clark Circuit Court, Bomlnola Co., Fla.
or*
me that thay axecutad lh* same for
• cha, B 11 c¿a. W 5 cha, N I » eh., T U
l l - T u * ^ 6te
By Jaa. C. Robert*. D. C
th* purpose# therein sxpr#«#«^.
amp,
T F * aald land being aaaeaaed st th«
Witness my hand and offirlal seal of of
dato of th* Issuance of aurh certificai* In
fice at Hanford, in the County of Semlnol*
tha nama of C. H. lJndrlay. Certlrtcat«
and
Htat* of Florida, on thla tha 10th day
Department
af
l
h
*
lalarlar.
N * . 1627 am bracas. Bag SS.67 cb« B A 15.53
of October, A. D. 1914.
U. B. Land Office at GalnaavilD, Fla.,
t . T p 30 B. It 10 E.
« h a W ol N E cor of---Bac
---------------(*«ai)
M A R Y K. W A L D R O N .
September 26, 1914.
run 8 45 da«. W 6 rha, H 40 dat E. 14.76
Notary Fublie, Btata of Florida. Norie* la haraby given that Lawraneo i .
__ _5E 1.26 cha, N 27 deg W
cha. N - 4 5 s deg
My
commission
«spires Nov. IS, 1917.
Mlsson
of
8
«nford.
Fla.,
who
on
October
M_____
i t « aha. The aald land bplng assessed at
GEO. A. D a C O T T B B ,
lla* data of tho Usuane* of such csriJflcata 17. tool, mad* Homaotead Entry Soriat, No.
Atltrary
for
Incorpqrator*.
In M.« name af Mary A. Conor. ÇafUfleaJe 0722, for B W H ot B E D , Bae.. 22 pad W ) i
l*-Tue*-4lc
N o. SIO «mbraea«. Bag 16 eh* N aad 65.6-1 oo ol | J | U , Ractloa 27, ToanshlB 19 Bouth,
« h a E of 8 W cor Bae 86. T p r i 8. It 10 K Rang* 32 East. Tallabaa*«« Maridlan, haa
cnn N 13 cha E t l ch* liWIy 1*. 35-100 Iliad aotlca of (aUarion to mah* Ftvo-yoar
I'roof, to aoUbllsh claim to « h * land abovo
« h a W 18 elm- Ths said land bring i
N O TIC E
d asari had, balera Clark at Circuit Court, at
s i tha data ol th* Issusnce of such
Whortas, It U lh * daalr* of tho Board af
Banford, Florida, on tha 12th day af N a County Commlaaloner« of Bamlnola Conaty.
T im b ri, 1914.
(Horida, to ehang# tho. boundarfao of com-
K
;s i- : 4 s * tu h f& iK A W M ,
Ruban
o
l
Lo Fila, of Oanava. Florida..
a « f s a ^ r . Ä 3s -U “Ä '■"
tb V data of ths laausnca
In tbo. nama al C. If.
B
. ...
f —1
- — . 1 „M m
A- D,
b y. J S Dink»». W J W o o d b r r r y . dark »»f
t-leflmn, J N. Srarry
Vlrction nUtrirt
N
in
veiling p i a r »
Lake Mary ln«prctor* of r I r ci ion. Jor Fo r
tier, J I Martin, 1\. K Dunn r l r r k of rich
lion, A K. Siobloni*
Flection District
No
11. voting
place
Mtauiontr Inspector« of rlrrtion.
II Fuller.
J \S filtren, F li r n k i r . rlcfk of rlrctioik.
W. D. llallard
E. A. D O U G L A S S ,
Lï«rk f*irrull Court. Seminili» C o , Fla.
I 7- Tura 2 tr
I I• I of N l f t i r i Stricken
From Ihr |(r|l«lr»
l i o n |l o «i k « fi i i h r 1 n u n h I oi t i t nl aaUnrt •
• I I h r l f M r r l l n r t » l l r i | f uf I hi« I ' u t p us r
4t n Vkr ct nr » i l #* . O r lu h r r I t
l*J|l
Frrrtnrf N«
S u » Se I
Arrapi». 1
\\ N «
• > roe nt ni (tuli ( a i
llalifwin, W S , It
HeallX', W. Là , Nun-pay meni of poll tat
Hell# C. E.. Non-payment of poll tax
lllair, P. C.# (June.
CarDon, J. E . (jon»
Collin», Denni«, Non-payment of pull tax
Cow an, J J , Gone
C raig. Y L., Gonr
t*ru«e. I. J . Gune
Cuahtng. M Xf
Non payment of pull tat
Davl«1»on. I F . Gone
DeKo/eit, Norman, Gone
15r»»«ier. J A . Gone
Fern aid. Geo II . |»rail
Fetter. T II
citine
Fountain. VI F. Gone
Fry, I ». i » . Gone
Fry, Noah. Gone
Futrell. G. K . Gone
( ; trrDi j
f;„ Non l' aym enl oi poll to
GitlfelUri, I) , (ion*
Gowdy, Earl (I . Gone
Harl, John I'., Non-payment of poll laa
llayea, Oliver A., Gona >
Higgins, J. C., Dead
lllgglns, B. F., DAid
Holmea. W. F... Gone
llouslon, H. 8 .. Gone
Hoy, G. It. Non-payment of poll tat
Hunt, 1. M , Gone
llutchlna, J. I., Non-payment ol poll tai
Jone«, C. E., Gone
Kaiser. Fred. Gone
Kaan, Jacob, Gone
KonnawelL fl. T., Gone
Kendrirk, 8 . F.. Non-payment of poll tai
King, W. A.. Gone
King. O. W.. Gone
King, Alfred, Non payment of poll tat
Lee, C. C.. Gone
Matson. Ellas, Dead
Matthew», W. J., Gone
Matt«, E. F . Non-payment of pall tai
Miller. W. B.. Gone
MrCulDr, G. II., Gone
McQuIre, ----------. Gone
Oglesby, II. 8 v Non-payment of poll tax
i’aeglow, 11. C „ Gone
Pitts, M. O., Gone
Putnam, I. C-, Gone
Reynolds, Clarence, Gone
Ungers. W., Non-payment of poll fax
Russ, W. P.. Gona
Shuman, Fred.. Gona
Shaw, James, Gona
Singletary, O. II., Gona
Sllord, J. (>-, Gone
Slford, J. O.. Gone
Silver, J. A., Dead
Hhlnner, W., Gona .
Smith, Ben., Non-payment of pull tax
x
Smith, W. G „ Gone
Bpurllng, Roy Gona Stanstroro, R. R.. Non-payment of poll tai
Duhu, E. W. D.. Dead
Edwards. J. T „ Gan*
Elnstals, 11. A., Gona
Einitsln, 1. A., Goa*
Evans, Chaa. II., Gona
Evans, Judson. Non-payment ot poll tax
Kvana, M. M., Non-payment of poll tax
Fatjo. A. E. Von B, Gona
Fields. W. T.. Gone
Foster,. Dr. David. Gone
Fringcr, A. J„ Gone
Gardner, W. R., Gone
.
Gallagher, II. J., Gone
Gilrhricet. L. A.. Gone
Goodrich, L. D., Dead
Gormly, R. E., Ooaa
Grave#, F. Z-, Dead
Gramling. O. II., Jr.. I>e*d
Grsyham. F, W „ Non payment ol poll tai
Green Den. Non-payment uf poll tas
Griffith. T. L.,' Gon*
Hall. Worth, Non-payment of poll tax
lla whins. J. IL. Gone
Harris. 8 . hi., Gona
Herndon, E. IL, Dead
Haradan« R. E y Oon*
Herndon. W. It., Oan*
H fka. Hiram. Oona
H bbard, J. 1-, Gon*
II ghtover, O. W „ aono„
•
'unnl>, Non-payment ol poll tax
,m^Non-p«jrm»nt ol poll tax.
* - ------- -- /
Hiver», / A . Non pavmept ofpoll
(si
l(»*l inmn \X‘ A
Non payment
»»f poll tat
Hufiley . F •# , f *rad
H u m . \X F . t »tine
Sania, K J . Gu n »
Sr barf a hauten. G u », (inné
Srurry. Il . Citine
Senevenno, Vnge|«t. Sun payment <tf poli tai
Heigh, A
V.. Gone
Sh« ft, M, Gone
Smith, Il If , Gone
Smith. E A . citili#«
Snead. J I * . <»one
Speer y Ci
I. Cione
Speer. S I*., Gone
Htandlin. W I*
4
SANfORD LODGI S
Hanford Lodge No 62, F. atfd A. M
, Communication every flrxt and third
ThurSaya at 7:30.
Viaiting i>refhren
welcome.
0. L. Taylor
.
F I. M,||„
Secretary
W. m
Monroe Chapter No. 15, R, a . \j.
Meets every aecond and fourth Thurv
day in Masonic Hall over tho Irn(x-ria
Theatre. Visiting companions welcome.
J. F. KarnaU #
0. L. Taylor
Secretary
High i rirtt
Seminole Chapter 2, Order F.axirr/Hta
Meets every firit and third Tue*dt ,
In each month. Everyone who ha* *##„
hia SUr in the F]ast arc cordialjy invited
to visit this chapter.
Alice E. Hohtii HA, S«*r’y
Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of p.
Meets second antf fourth Tuesda
lay».
Nisiting knights always welcome.
H. «McLaulin
0 J. Mi||#r
K. II. and S.
C. Q,
Hanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. p.
Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m.;
over Imperial Theatre.
J.-W, O. Singletary
W. H Wright
Secretary
q.
Cate City Camp No. 6, W. O. \\
Mcetn second and fourth Wedneadiv
nights in each month/' • *
F. L. Miller
J. F. lltHilt-hin
Clerk
Council Commander
U n it ed B r o t h e r h o o d o f Carprnit-rs tnd
J oiners o f A m erica
Sanfonl Ixcnl Union No 17.il
first and third Thursday myl i ;it ;
o’clock in the Eagles’ Hall
J. W. O. Singletary,
J. M. Ilroun,
Sec’y-Treaa.
President
R. P . O . E. H an fo r d L od ge 1211
Meet first and third Wednesday night
at corner of First St. and Palmetto \\r,
0. L. Taylor’
It L Pe k
Secretary
Exalted Ituler
The Lake Hreeie ( ouiu'il No .11 Junior
Order United Amrricnn Mrrhanir*
Meet« every Wednesday .it
M., in the (*ity Hall. N'lnitiiig
are welcome.
H Smith, It* -
» P.
• ' "-rt
Celery City Aerie No. .1H5.1
Meeting every Tuesday III"'
o’clock
Pico fluilding
J T Houle han.
*1 K fitr.ii
Worthy President
?-*•• r
■ry
Business Cards
. One Inch Canl« Will He I'ubllnhcd 11. dec Thiw n#oADr*-ht-Tfr»-W«*-t>f 1)1»
I’ rr Yrar.
Drs. Mason & Householder
D e n tis ts
(¡a r n e r &.
W o o d r u ff Uuildin^
Cían»
Steven»»!»! Ifelirv
Corine
»-. • e tbttrtl. W ’I
D* «d
-Vt torli t un I. * •
i omir
Stout
H J
c.imr
St e »t• I f «i »»i. I
NV . Sm. pai »nei I uf |« *«’ I f * «
Nt • v er», C H r * ione
Summer*, *
If . Gime
T ha ye r, Hurt. Gone
Tilllr.gbavi. Hurt,
(¡one
Thurston, A. M , Gone
Travk, l.ambrrt, (ione
Truel»»ve, E. XI , (ione
Turner, John. Non-paym ent of poll tat
Vaughn, J K . G •»9••
Vaiatele, Fmlle (ione
W a !d er k «r , Jame« (¡fine
Wagner. 1» Ci . 1ìunr
Wa ter», C
1i; w
i ¡0(1»
c* . C« tm»
Waldron.. K
«;# h . C» »»n»
W a I «I r o n,. C
i
r. un»
W ard. C
NS o-a vr » I
K
• »«in»
1»r»«!
NV hitnar, Il
L
NV tilia rn« . W IL. (»u n »
gton. IL 1* . (¡oí
d
W y n n * . <*. I'
To 1 1 No. I
In*
S ap p. II. W ,
Precinti No. 1
Amery, J. B.. Gone
Haiter, A., Gone
Burke, lassie. Gone
Chessman, C. W., Dead
Dean, T. II., Gon*
Parnell, A. I’.. Dead
Sresons, C. T., Gone
Woods, 8. M.. Gon*
Preclnrl No. a
Orlffin, O. II., Gone
Hardee, W. J., Gone
I.#onafd, J. W., Gone
Minti, II. F., Gone
Aloore, W. It., Gon*
Hoberts, C. H., Gon*
Worthy, J. A., Gone
Praclncl No. 7
Barber, A. J., Gone
C a n s d i, E. J.. Gon*
Gore, J. II., lions
llodge#. I- I*., Gone
Kilby, E. H.r Tr»n»ferr*c io Precinct No, 6
M u »lry , II. W., Gone
Monroe, Jno. M., Gone
Storey. J. F., Gone
Storey, F. Nf., Gone
Tanner. A. F., In Orange County
Tanner, II. W., In Orange County
Tanner, O. It., In Orange County
Tannar, W . . C „ In Orange County
*
Praclncl No. ■
Hamilton. Geo., Oon*
Strickland, Jaa. 8., GonaPrecinti Na. 9
Freeman, R. IL. Gon*
Precinti Na. 10
Ovaratraal. Ben. J., Gona
Sundtll, J. P., Dead.
H. C. Du II OSE,
I erma Motlrralt*
s>ifn U» 1 i-h
P h o n e 319
GEO. A. DkCOTTKS
A rroK N K Y
a n i.
(1 KIN SKI.I <IK •' I
I’pictlcc ill Sinie nini K.Mirrili 1 ••.ri»
P
liiiriirr-WiKHlriifl Itblkl
DR.
C.
G.
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fl'
BUTT
DENTIST
Ofllce:
'
Yowell Huildliig
S A N F O R D . FI.0RID A
THOMAS E M M E T WILSON
V- FERGUSON HO I S l l o l 02*
Wilson & Housholder
LAW YERS
Sanford.
-
florid*
Pottcard Hint.
Save your picture postcard» *Dl*
when preparing them to »end to hr*pita!» and orphnn asylum» pn»te t*°
together, back to back, thus concealing
the addreas and moaaage. and al»o »•▼*
Ing the sick bnble» two pictures to look
at Instead of one.
Supervisor ol Registration.
» * ♦ « » » » # ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦J
Sanford Library!
N o l l e « ' * f Hal* af Fifty Thoaaand Dallara
City ef Haafard Kefaadlag Haada
N olle« la haraby given, That sealed prooasis will ba received by th* Board of Bond <>
* t
rust*#« ol Hanford, Florida, until 6 o'clock <»
AND
♦
p. m.. on lha 19th day of NovPmbar, A- D. '• _
■
!
1914, at Sanford, Florid*, for tbe purchase
ot all or any part of Fifty Thousand Dol- |
lar* City of Sanford refunding bonds; said '
bonds haar a rata ol latsrsat not to exceed
er rent... and ar* dated July 1 st, A. D.
6 per
1914. Interest payable *«tmi-annually, JanIM PE R IA L THEATRE J
usry and July; «aid laaua ronsiating of tan
bonds of ths denomination of on* thou
sand dollar* aarh, maturing in tan year*;
fifteen bond« of th* denomination of on*
■BUILDItyGthousand dollars each, maturing la twenty
yaarat twenty-ffra bonds of tha denomln(nation of on* thousand dallara each, ma
turing In thirty paars: principal and Inter
’ Op«n Tucsday-Thnrsdiy 4 to 6
est coupons ara payable at tb* National
Park Bank ol New York City; all bids muA
and
f
be accompanied with a certified check l i t 1
par cant of th* amount ol aald laaua.*
T h * Board e l Rond Trustees reserve tha
eight to reject any and all bids.
8 . O. Chat*.
B. F. Whltner,
;
S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m ee
A. It. Kay,
Board of .Bond Trusters.
17-Tua*-6to
Ç
:: Free Reading Room
o
n|
S aturdays 4 to 9 p . ni-
�USI Of I f f QOAlIf lEO ELfCTORS
O f SEM INO LE C O U N T V . r L O R ' D A
Atdridp. A. P.
Allrn. J. T.
¿
Anderson, J. I.
Ay corks,, J. C.
Adnm,. T. J .
AdsL ¿ F ' « , Bdy
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MrCuller, T D.
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l.indholm. A
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liriii. ‘
Long, W. H.
Lord, J. M.
IrOvell, XI. W.
Lough, F. M.
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Mari*. Geo. L.
Marehall. A. It.
Maine*, Ira S.
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Miller. F. I
Järvi«. It II.
Jenkin*. O. kl.
Jewett, S.
Johnson. J. K.
Keene, T.
Kent, 11/ A.
Kirby. T. II.
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Paaraon. C. C.
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Itabun. II. D.
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PRECINCT
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Bay»r M.
Brad.haw n. C.
Hradby, flan, Sr.
BrUaon, I). H.
Brown, 8. K.
otan. J. H.
B»o*n. Kd,., E.
■»ady. J. T.
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g»»d». M. M.
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g**»»»n. W. H.
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Iloon, J. T.
Holton, A. II.
Ilowrr. II. C.
llray. W. C.
Brady, K. E.
Ilrawrr. C.
nrown, K. I..
Ilraiton, J. A.
Hrumlry, L. A.
Hrow»r, G. A.
Buck. Frrtl M.
llutt, Crrll G.
Bryan. Iu. Y.
Blaavtt. r . A.
Brck*r, D. E.
Catdw*ll. I). A.
('aldw«ll. II. W.
Cararyon, A. lb
Cary, Robt.
B*r'y, J. w.
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NO. 3.
Ilrek, A. M
•tt*i*r«. T. S.
Illarkwrldrr. G. W.
B»tn«r. S. A
B*H. Clirtord
Chan dUr, II. W .
E5«W**!a » • » •
Çh|tt»ndrn. !.. I).
Couch, C. 1».
Connelly, ||. II.
Cowan. Frank 1»
Cowan. Frrtl l>.
Crlpn,n. A. II
l»av(«. K. H.
I»avb, W. It
l>*an*. VV. T
i>cl*»«ll. R. T.
paCotlata, G*o. A.
iJIrklnaon, j . j .
Dirhi, John
Orawar, W. W.
Oornar, Frad
DuDoaa, II. C.
F.avrrly, F. E.
Kllaworth, J, C.
K ah. Ildh
Fllta, W. A. 8r.
patrkar. J. C.
Nelaort. M s
Ogleaby, T h »«
Parker. VV
Part on. G P
Pilkingtoa II
Phllllia, V i
Perkin*. It I
Pope. * • i
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Purdon i i
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Foatar.’ Alfrad
Fortaon, P. 8.
Gardnrr. R. M.
Catchall, M. D.
Gaor,*. Elllaon
Dureras, W.
Daniel. W. J.
i)wvid,*W. J.
Doane, 8. XI.
Flynt. G. G.
Geiger. A. T.
Geiger. W F
(irant. F II.
Harrison. C. F
lianns, D. II
lluddteeton. J II
Mathieus, (»eo. E
Mrl.ain, J. T . Jr.
Ntrhelaon, Homer
l’attiahall. II. II.
I'etera, Thoa.
Prevatt. F. D.
Ilaulerwin. W. II.
Hunter, ft. 7.
Moremen.' A
Moremen. Cpton
Xt a i her*. So| k
Mather*. <
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Itedditt. P F
W*il|iam*nn. J M
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Allen. J. II
llarnhart. O. V
llengaton, Erie
Dry ant, G A
Dialline, J. A
( louaaif, I * \s
Cook, (». W
I
J J
Driggers, Ed. F.
Driggrrs A J
Ente minger, C. VV.
Fountain. L. VV.
Gibaon. I).
Grist. Fred
Hartley, L. J.
Hartley, T. l>.
Hartley. G. C.
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Heath.
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Holloway. T. G
Jones, G. E.
Jon««, Sclnlo
Jackson, It. $
ball. T. I*.
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Allen. VV F.
Itarnhart. J. S.
Drigbam, C. S.
Dryant, Orville
Dryant. Hubert
Clouter. J D
( ramee, W. J.
Dmkle. J S.
Dirkaon. Sam C.
Dhggera, VV. E. ^
Ed ward». C.
Entaminger. J. N .
Griggs. F. II.
Griggs. II. F.
H ardaway. Geo. W .
Hartley, L J., Jr.
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— Healey. W. JU
Hooker. T». I I r f
Jenkin*. It A.»
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one«, 8. ( .
l a w ! . . I„ C.
l.aVi.na, <5ao E.
M r t i a u fh a v , Ji N.
Pomaroy. i . E.
I‘rlr*. I. r i l
Saarry. C. II.
Shappkrd, T ho ..
Stark, Joe
Cpchurrh. ( b o . B.
Wood barry, W . J
M . r . h . I I , (>. A.
Nal mayar, K. J.
I’ ravntt, j. A.
Itami, Krad. II.
Saarry. J N
8 m .l l, Amlraw
Truat«. P. It
Wll ll im .c n , T J
W a l l . , J. M.
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Camarón, P. M .
C a M . d y ,r. I>.
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Dunn. W. V.
“Kt an«. J. D.
Kcrtlrr. J. W .
I Karina, Jno. A.
Humphray. W . T.
Humphray, C. E.
Intar. ol. 11. C.
1 Martin. J. 0 .
Sfohlom, A. E.
Thrtahar, J. 8.
A l.T A M O N T E — P R E C I N C T II
nallard, W. II.
Bruca. C. M.
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Coomb«, P. Ik.
Darla, K- II.
llalla«, Cha. A
K Ȓ* . N. II
Fuller. A II
Korn. John W.
Mullan«. A. W
llank.l, A I.
Oslaan, J W.
Merrill. Kd.
I rartlly that tha aliova 1« a trua ami ror rul
lut of lha n^utrrrrl and ipialifWI votar» ol Saminob County.
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II. C. DullOSK,
Super» i»or of lt«‘ KÌHlrallon.
HOSTAGES
Narrow
IN BELGIUM.
Escape of a Phyniclan, Who
Strangled H i« Guard.
liciti by I lie l i n i o l l i u ; t.. t <
ii f o r c e » n »
KUurtili lev of pioti coi it I oil Ille
part o f Ilio cltlrctiH If any outbreak
occur» they h i m > pity the penally with
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Dradley. J. S.
Daniel, L. P.
Davis, A W
Doane. D D
Duchardt. Gen
Flynt. J. VV
Geiger. T W
Gilmore, Tho* 1
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SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
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paid for non-rcsiJents.
<’. W. GOODRICH. Manager
■n » •
HAND BROTHERS
LIVERY, SALES AND FEED STABLE
Co r n e r P a r k A v e n u o and So c o nd S t r e e t
C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N O S OF H E A V Y
HAULING
L a r g e s u p p ly o f H o r s d s , M u le s ,
W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a lw a y s
on hand F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e
Bl ac Kaml t hl ng and W a g o n Re pa i r i ng In c o nne c t i o n
i
St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida
Full
tractions
f.vwn in
Propitiatory, Com
mercial and Class
ical Courses
HEV. DIRECTOR
Atlantic Coast Line
OF THE SOUTH
3-D A IL Y TRAINS E A S T -3
,tlld ill a few
JA CK SO N VILLE, FLORIDA
year*
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Taylor. W. F.
C H U LUO TA — FK B C INC T 7
Cullsgr, P. E.
Futch. Henry
Graves, W. F.
Hirt. D: E.
Jacob«, Oeo. G.
Jacoba, Gaaton XL
Jacob«, Jt Tilden
Jacob«, Noah C.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Florida is ohr of the largest lum
ber manufacturing states in
‘
Union.
It has more virgin timber
i »landing today than any oilier slate
■ r . ea»t of the Hoeky mountains. This
state ha» more different kinds of
wood suitable for timber than al
most any other place on earth, but
Conducted by tho
the manufacture of yellow pi tie lim
FOR
Benedictino
ber is the one mostly dealt in at
Fa tii cm
I BEAMS
present hut the writer believe* thut
CHANNELS
TERMS - J225.00
in a few short years it will lie a
ANGLES AND
great state in I lie manufacture of
ALL SHAPES
hard wood»
There are more iliuti
100 vurielic» of tree* growing in
TOR C ATALOGUE A D D R E S S
Florida bl commercial value.
Florida has some of the largest
apiaries in the world, shipping honey
>y the steamer and carload
I hose
apiaries are mostly located in the
extreme northwestern part of the
|state, although a few ure located on
STANDARD RAILROAD
¡4 the lower east coast. In thnt sec
tion of the state where the upiurii*
are located, namely, in the counties
of Liberty, Calhoun and Franklin.'
there nre some of the lineal fig tree*
No. 82
in the country, in fact, the soil _ _ _ _DAILY
_ _ _ _ _ _
seems to lie particularly suited •<* I L v . Jacksonville
8:30 a.m..
the growth of fig*, us they will grow ^ r> Savannah
12:45 p.tn.
¡anywhere in those counties without
R ich m on d
5.25 a.m.
care or attention, to mormon* «ire. ,\r W ash ington
0:00 a.m.
l’alar*. V. T.
Privati, T. W.
Itaulrrann. C . A.
Itiubrnn. W. II
8*und*r., C. A.
8 paar, 'I'nvlil
Sutton, II. K. .
PllO N E 21
••f «*.1 111••
Ib rid a prodme- 11*r* • iourtli. ” 1
ili*- world's supply ol phospliat**.
worlli perhaps more ihun $50.Photo ti)' Ameritan Presa Association.
Oiin.UOO annually
This phosphate
XIIL VA* WI NK At.. AT UK1IIT Of 01101)1*
I« exported to Germany and Frunce
Hu ir II» i »
Tlic llliiNlr'itiou showa n aid other i outline*, wlicr*' il i- ma<le
i lll/i'ii of Teriuoiide. I *r Van W ynkal
it).* the iiiglie»! umilili bttili/.cr
who with oilier» »vii» hch) a» a b«»l
i lurida prodtiee»
lin
gri'ale*!
.»!(••
I lie»» lilMtugi*« wer*- Iliade lo it it •*ii 111 of lurpcritin* and rosin of
»»our bilde*-* on tliclr urlìi»
Dr Van
c qua I I * rn I or i in I * * wor i
Mi mmi how ••» or. mnniigisl in I'wnpi'
I c* » I wo proilin I» aloni I.ring into
Ile ..riiuglisl hi*, giinnl, who »»tin In
ih* »late more than $d5.iMMUioo per
Pixlciiicd. during tlx* nielli and. under
a i num
color of dnrkne»». made e ' » » l id*
nielli from Terniiiutlc.
nei*» were killed.
&m
Sole Ajienl.s for O rante City Springs M ineral W ater
O ran ge and S em in ole Counties.
< |ll MIlD u o f t h
I b. I.i*«*. :
Lipford. A T
Pearson.
I>.
Itabun. I ‘ Il C
Smith d vv
Kahbliulaf, M
millions
It«
’J
value of its ogiir ilianiifat
Itolnstr'. Is Worth millions
ii ud ■
f.
Jnbn*on F X
Kell, Leonard
Warren. Jno
fr.sl .lt d »alt w.tii-r -hipping states
in l i t I nion
Something over $5.
000,non worth of iish are shipped out
of tills st ,i |j- •>)(■ |i \eur
sl * t*|'«* *I o vi r
It **
• 'S i
McLaulin
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Florida
V
-¿VJ
D IN G E E
Henry
tattle stall e ts| of tie Mississippi
Ol dv last week one iiiiititv, tisceola,
l
*
.
1
i'
Plumbing and
G as F i t t i n g
tlia|l a dollar a piece
l>» ( r ' f '
vv. i
Fo» i La»
V
P
IIii W•
C. H.
more than a million ii gars a day.
which retail f r om rn a piece til more
w ....im i» i: T
VV .... 1«A» f l
V• •1
» l
/».I.«**
» D
lbfnirfw.fi
hay raised on the same lands with*
out uny fertilizer.
With it* grand climate and great
tourist patronage it has sourefs of
Few people In thin community, ns well us considerable and increas income thnt nre incomparable, and
which have never been developed to
umi only n »mall portion of those ro- ing nmount of eitrus fruit ntitl vegone-tenth what it will In- In a few
»iiliny in i in* »lute, realize llic vari elaldes
I*he pineapple
industry
ous product» umi renmirce» of Flor- also extends into I'alm lleaeh und years. its «límate is an asset tfiat
no othef Action orf the glob«* poa|i(la.
Datle counties.
sesses.
T o the uninformeti the
ntnle's
Florida is rapidly liecoming the
With tho opening of the Panama
I product.» »re known u» curly veil- greatest |H*van productive state in
canal,
tho completion of the drain
i‘ table» und orunKen and .tim ber mid the I'ninn.
Thousands of acres tire
age of the rich Everglades and the
J turpentine
being jdanted to jK*cans each year j
many railroud construction project»
and
it bid* fair to rival the citrus
A.» .i matter of fact Florida prounderway it is soon to become one
tlui'ea the hl^hent Krade and most c»- fruit industry. The writer has known of the greatest states in the Union.
penai\e «ikji.r wrapper nrown in the of one or two instunres where Flor In every locality the ptato is grow
United State*. Thin crop *ell* often ida grown |>ecans of extra quality ing and new sources of development
us hi j; h an do cent* |>er pound in the have sold for I I a pound.
are [>eing discovcrcdTirrlr day.--None
Only week before lust a large nurfield and hu* been known to brinic
of us realize the possibilities, of the
ua -high a* JI per pound. This to isery company at Pensacola planted state nor what can bo produced
bacco land i* in the northwestern two ton* of pecan seed for nursery pitlun its borders in an agricultural
part of^ihe »taxe and *nme of the stock. In the counties of JefTerson, way. Jacksonville Stute.
.Leon and Madison you will find as
line |>ccan groves as there is in the
>1.000 |kt aefe uncleaned.
country.
In Jeilerson colinty there
Struuge to say thut a m a jority of
is
llie
largest
pecan grove in the
the largeMt tobacco grower* in the
world.
The
writer
is of the opinion
state lire Jo pa. in fact the largest
,tiuu_-xlu»
best"TTrtTptrit-Tiff?
1n tho
tobarro piawtt«Os?rth rfB r'~r orttf~tr~la
Gadsden counry* nint i«r owned and ITfilled ST.uC l tor tnw TxlxlngTif pc
operated by a company of Jews, ol cans is in I)umilton county, us you All Work Receives TNlj Personal
which Duke, on*«v of the tobacco i will find wild trees in that section.
Attention And Best Efforts
In the growing of winter veget
trust promoters, in a large stock
ables Florida is far nhrad of the
holder.
Opposite City Hall
Téléphona Ne 23
i
Florida produces the greatest part other parts of the world, leading
fit the Sea Island cotton grown in the other sections of the United States
world.
Thia^fs a _very high grade and far uhead of any other veget
cotton and ran lie only produced in able growing centers of the old
just a few * pot» in the south. Il is world. In the Sanford section alone
JEW ELER
used in the manufacture of imita tJie money coming in for the veget
tion linen goods und in spool cotton. able crop last season was Jl.tSd.ilGO.
MY SPECIALTIES
An nvcrngf of 75,000 hules i* raised There were 250.00« crates of lettuce. Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn
in tin» »lute ii ii ntin11y. bringing to 120,000 ( Ta t e s of c e l e r y. 25,000 b a r
(iorham's Sterling Silver
the plunter» several million dnllurn rels of Irish potatoes, 225.000 crates
Hogers’ Plated Wnre
O n e pound of this rollon sells for of wived vegetable», hi,000 crates of
Elgin and Waltham Wntchew
■about three limes tile price of the t o m a t o e s und a f t e r these crops had
|short staple cotton, which is grown been marketed there were 110,0001
A U « GOODS GUARANTEED
jin all parts of the south. The coun bushels of corn and 2,000 tons of
ties in which this rollon is grown
j comprise ten of the extreme northcentral counties
(
Morula produce* I lie finest sponge
in tin western hemisphere
One
BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND
town in the state is supported ill
most i r.-gether 1») the sponge iiidtis
try, tiainel). Tarpon Springs, while
a large i|uunlity of sponges are mar
keted 11 Ke\ West
11 is a lug in
ilustr
n,| supports ,i good many
thousand people
Florida ranks as one of tlit- largest
a!
mo»t i v . I u s i m I'. I.) tin Mg..r Indus
lr>
I ho s e two i i ties mu 11 li In • loft
.'»furtiur. * ^
Mf, » „ i .
il i»
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William«. ( ' K
Willi«m «o n. 1
Wifh i. W II
W in t . ( * 1.
Hauleraon. Edwin
lUhbinder, U XI.
Smith. J. F.
Smith. 8. I».
Stewart.'Ohas.
fiiitnadL
GA U lti EI.I.A
Daggett, J IF
Khrnarht, Hobt.
Long, S. F.
l*ong. J. M.
Lane. T. J. Jr.
I .an«, J. M.
Roberts, Hod It.
Seif. I). 8.
P 4 1 E C IN C T n
llrannin. T. J.
Go«. Eli J.
Howard. O. 8.
M artln. I I
V VV \foremen
VI »rrlnrr, G T
Mat her«, I ) E.
Newton. W . J.
ItoUse, W. 11.
ti
Adam«. John
A II i*op J M
A11i• «»?». J Foster
Aulin. Arnlrew
liaron. Ilorton
Dost on. P II
|lr>ant. O. C
Clark. J A
Campiceli. D M
Collins, VV rn
Clark. T. A
<’u»hinr. T L.
Crittenden. Wash
Dra wdy . D S.
Daniels. I) D.
Parnell. A P
Duma*. J. II
Fobe* J E
Far nell, K A
Gran!. P VV
Grani. N a t ha n
Il a w V in «. It II
Howard. VV II
Jone«. J *hn D
Hunt. L T
l.attimer. Il D.
Kelsey. It. E
Lawton. W. J
Laieete, F. N.
l eG J II
I.«inhart. J«Luther. L W i
Luther. W. II
M at hi*. W m
Mead. Theo L.
Mitchell. J F
Maahburn, E. M
McCall. H II
M c ( ‘ulley, A. J.
M cCu llr y. C T.
XfcKenrie, J. S.
Nelson.
A
Nelson. Steen
Ne|«nn, II. F
O ie d i m , J. E.
Partin. J. .C.
I'artin, J. E.
Person, II. A.
Sciuggs. Harrison
Slplln,
Noah
Smith, lì. G.
Smith, Harper
Sweat. Chr*.
Tanner. Ne wton J
Thomas. Walter
Wheeler. II. P.
Williams, S. E.
Wheeler. IL U
G E N E V A — T H E C I N C T NO. «
DaXer, Henry
llradley, F. II.
Jacula, Wm . M.
L«»ng, Gabriel
Lan«, J K.
XI erri wet her, V\ II
N li o n , Dr. J. VV.
Self. T. 8.
Tin* ponlilou of n Itoatncc Ih by no
■licitint n ploiiH.ilit one. ii».lie 1» only I««»
often tlie vh Din of clrciiiuNlniu'ca cn
tlrply licyoinl hi» control In the unhiip
py I»«*tuInii low ii» hoMiikie» Ini» c I w n
Akrrland. J F
Argo. Jvnje«
Ashe, Norman E.
Aulin. Thro
llweon, J T.
1 llrook«. J S
Jr
liratty, I>nu,la»«
Hrnnrtl. J C.
Babbitt. I) H I.
Ball. E. M.
'
vv
Hughe«, John
Hurt, J. L.
Hurley. J. (».
Irwin, S A.
Jarkkun, James ,
Johnson,* J . J. ^
iohn«ort. T i
nr*. |> II
i «Ine«( Sam
Ka rn atf. J F
Kendall, It It.
Key. A It
Kennedy, It. I*.
Kinard. I*ee
Knight, C It
Lain«. C VV.
I.andon, Henry
l.auc. K. F
l^fller. C. II.
I^inhart. !. M
Li pe, M . P.
Long. Alex
IdOVrtt. G. P.
laQvall. M- VV.. Jr.
Lucas, O. K.
Lumbjuist. Elmer F.
Marlowe, I). C.
M allem, A. E.
Mau*cr, J. J.
Mead, H e r m a n Merriwet her, C. J.
Miller, ’ X W
Miller, T i
Mill err. F F.
Mitchell. G A
Miller, o i
Mitch.ll, XI M
Monger, P. F.
Morris, i P
Morn*. (
i'
\!.»>e J M
M ought on. ia«
M uMun, i
XlcCIrlland J F
M « I tougal, t »eu »
McK innon. VV. XL
McLaughlin. C. O.
Neeley. Sam
Nrlaon. VV V!
OVIEDO PltECHNCT No &
Adam«. F. II.
Abrrnathy. W. W.
Allrn. O. K
Andiaa, J. O
Allrn. W II II
llakrr, J P
A U u nd«r . J (5 *
Atkin«, C |i
Ablandar, It T
Huff. Gm
Aulin, Andrew. Jr
Pottrr, E. U
Ad*"’*. A M
Adam«, John
Akrrt, W. P.
titnn. W. A.
Gile«. Frank
Glee, N. II
(«oo dh ur. C. L
(•h er. It. L.
(fUthrie. II II
Hall, lien H
Hall. I C
Harper. Sol. G
llairta. Frank II
Hamrick, i L
Hart. I I)
II a w k in« T I
Hall. George V
llayea. T I»
Hancock. I. i i
Herring. <»eo G
lletrlng. I» N
Herndon. O P
Hlckeun.« It (».
lliek«on, i T
HHIyard. It F
Horan. **t »ke
Ho«kin«. i I»
llouaholdr/. VV . K
llowell. It. A
llnpaon. M
Howa rd. It A
lloutbolder. R. F
l it» ' 1*. • 1 S “
P R E C I N C T NO.
Bell. J. W
nell. T. J.
Bell. E. J.
ll*nd*raon. W J
Ikakina. A 8.
Johnaon, J am n A.
iohnion. J. H
Oarnar, N. O.
Gat far. It. II
Gilbert, Irewl*
Gldney. J J
Gledkon. C. G.
GoodHch. C. W
Gormley. J B
GP*ve«. 8 S
(ruerry, W. It
IUII. A. T
Holt, J. C.
Harper, Andrew
Hand. W H
lloyne« W M
Hamrick, S.
Ilotrb, Frank
Hoyea, John M
Hart, (i. IV
lloaty. W . If
Henry. t'ho> E.
Herndon. O. P.
Herndon. II. W
Her by, Jno e
llickaon J. F
Hightower. It II
llogon, *John C.
Hoff man, Peter
llouper. It. T.
Hodg e« K. G.
Iloword. N. deV.
Howa rd, C. C.
flood, J. I).
Hughe«, II. J.
Hughe«, Simon
11utlou, ii. A .
f l y man, T»en.
■Trvfne, A K.
Joroba, Itlrhar
Joiner. Sam
Johnaon, K. S.
Johnaon. Arthur
Jone«, K. I*.
Jone«, J. F.
Kanner, Cha«.
Key. A. IV
Kent, II. F.
Kennedy, L.
King. It. J.
Knight. W. A.
Kraute, Cha«.
Lake, Forest
Ar. New York
2:37 p.in.
No. 86
2:20
6:25
10:15
1:35
6:50
No. 80
p.m......... 7:55 p.m
p.m..........12:10 a.m
a.m.
8:00 p.m
p.m.
11:50 p.m
p.m.
6:00 a.m
part of the state ffirnl»iiing the n.i
linn with its dried ligv canned tig« No. 82. Floridu & West Indian Limited Free Reclining Steel Chair Car» ta
W usiiington Fleet ne Lighted and Funs.
candied figs, preserve*, etc A* strange as it may sound, the No. 86.— Palmetto Limited— Free Steel Reclining Chair Cur* to Washington—
. Electric Lighted and Fans.
raising of sheep and the sale of wool
is l>y'no means a »mall industry in No. 80.—Coast Line Florida Mnii—Local Sleeper to Savannah.
the first three northwestern coun
Steel Pullman Car* of the highest class operated oniull trains. Atlanti«
ties.
Coast Lino Dining Cnnt^operated on Tra,ino» 82 and 86.
.
The'greatest and practically the!
For information and Pullman renervations apply to yoffr local agent or w m '
|only pineapple region in the United |
State* is to be found in St. Lucie
\ \ \ F R I T O T , D i v i s i o n P a s s e n g e r A g C Ilt
county, which «hips annually an avJacksonville, FI*
erago of 70(f,000 crates of this fruit,4 * 36 W e s t May M .
. .
•.>
.
■
�ABOUT PEOPLE AND EV EN T S
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
UP-TO DATE
Communications for illiA Column Should he Marked "Society
I'lnmcd lo Mr s It. V Tcrheun. I’honc 203
Editor . or
l{o*t M r r t i n y
.-tbrrnnf/i |/ Uolliff
The rose meeting of the Woman's
At a quiet hum»* wedding 1,1 l *1,‘
presence of the immediate family Club will I k- held at the home of
Mi*:> Po^iglun» Abernaihv and Mr Mrs. T. L. O'Connor, First street
Z. II. Ratlill were made one yester near French avenue, Thursday after
day at ten o'clock.
Kev. Stein-1 noon at 3 o’ clock. A full attendance
as the time is getting
meyer, pastor of »the
Methodist I is desired
church, of which both young |>eople |short for making roses and many
arc members performed the cere- 1 nufre will he needed for the City
mony, niter which thp bride nnd Ilenutif ul Hall than are now on
Mrs. John Meisclt enter
groom and relatives left for the hand.
tained
very
pleasantly last week.
northUp.u «<1 train.
Mr. and Mrs.
■ fA ^ i ■ m i
mportance.
The Social Department. W oman’s
Club will hold their meeting to
morrow night at the pew
club
, _ r „Al»h tc llapaxtmrnt— -------room*, f t will “be ■mrTtrthl'TTg 'frv Tliw
The Music 'Department of * the
nature of an opening, being tht> first
Woman’ s Club held th«>ir first meet
of the club meetings held in (he
ing o l M t r
in tin* Congrega
building. Dancing will lie the order
tional church Saturday afternoon,
of the evening
with a goon attendance. Mrs Mun
son presiding
/Vrsonof M ration
Program English Music.
Mr. l^eslie Bryan left on Saturday
Duet Pomp and Circumstance,E)gar
f«fr Harncsville, Ga.. where ho will
Miss Davis and Lucca Chupixdl
tie marrjed tomorrow afternoon to
Vocal Solo, 1 Dare You to Forget
Miss Viola Grace Howard.
*
Mrs. Terwilliger
4
Organ Solo, Lost Chord. Sullivan
Miss Bessie White has returned
^"raumorci
Schumann
to Sunford after a delightful visit to
•
Mr*. Munson
Turn pa.
Trio from Mikado .. . Sulliavn.
Mioses “Frances AapiawalL, <■
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Perkins
Josie and Junie Stumon
returned Saturday from their wed
Vocal Solo, Drink to Me Only With
ding trip.
Thine Eyes
Various mntters. of business were
a t .A ifc .s U .» . 1’olUilLJoft Friday for attended to. It was with much re
an extended trip to Miami anci West
gret that ‘ the resignation of our
P hI iii Beach. He will c*»tnbine busi
chairman, Mrs. Murgarcttn Martin
ness and pleasure.
was rend nnd accepted, owing to nbsenoe from the city.
Mrs. W. D.
v Mrs. B. G. Smith spent Friday in
Turner was elected a* chairman of (
Sanford while en route to h«-r home
Music Department.
in Oviedo.
Mrs. Smith has been
Adjourned to meet November 17.
spending the summer in South Caro
lina.
Had Some 'Reiulta.
’’What do you think of her volco
Mrs. W. C. Hawkins nnd family .alnce It has been trained?’’ "Well,"
have moved to Monroe foi*the win smiled Brown, "I .can’t say lhal it la
ter.
any better than R was. but thor«^^
certainty n whclb lot morr-of ft —
Miss Iaiura Hawkins will spend Itehoboth Sunday Hcrnld.the winter at Daytona.
WOMAN’S CLUB
UB school bag Is a great conven
ience to school children nnd a
conserver of bank*, papers, pencils
and handkerchiefs an well. It Is bet
ter to carry tho burden of books In
n bag than In tho arms. A bag leaves
tho arms freu and does not Intcrfero
with the ntrldu nor tho proper car*
tiago of tho body In wulklng.
Bags are usually made of canvas, or
of canvas covered with clothi Hard
twisted waterproof worateds, cravenettea or rubberized clothes will pro
tect tho ennvas stiffening which holds
tho bag In shape.' Remnants of suit»
lnf !l ifUhrfkt- rllllll‘
for coats, In
plain colora or dark plaida nro select
ed to malto the most substantial kinds.
Fancier hags of plush. like that shown
In the picture, nmj bags «if leather aro
S t ar t i ng on the W r o n g Road.
Intended for older'pupils.
The darkest hour In any ninn’n ca
School bags are usually oblong In
reer Is that wherein he first fúñeles shape and measure about twelve Inches
|„ Ull oaulor way of galalng a d(4 In length and t«-n In width They nro
lur than by squarely earning it.— Hor
cut In the form of un envelope, so’ that
ace (¡reeley
extra width must be allow«-«] on one
sldo to fold over and form tho flap.
The Uncomfortable Kind.
Tho sides nro joined by a straight strip
Tho Philadelphia mlnlater who pay» of cloth from two and n half to threo
plenty of $J0,000 Jobs are vacant
Inches wide, which Ih stitched between
doean’t alarm ur •There are too many
them. T h » same are turned to the
^ iin‘*
a ''n'
' n<’ nnl 1° ninkn outside n*'d finished with bindings of
the candidates comfortable Houston heavy woolen brnbt or strip of
_
Post.
_L
. , thin leather. All the edges of tho
U'/Jjtng lirll s
at Jacksonville,' St. Augustine
Tomorrow night at the home of
other points in the state nnd expect
the bride’s parents the wedding of
to he uhsenl for several weeks,
The bride is the daughter of | Miss Genie Wicker and Mr. Norman
Hon« and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy1 Cary Toole will lukn place.
of this city and has s|*eni the-paat.
■Mu»ic Itfpartmmf•five years here, having a large circle
of friends in the younger society set. , A very delightful meeting of the
She is a winsome young lirdy and Music Department of the Woman’s
b y her friendly spirit and unfailing Club was held at the Congregational
.good humor has emfeured herself to church Saturday afternoon. A plense v e r y one.
Ing program of. "T h e Music of Eng
* The groom is the son of Mr. and land'* wns rendorod .by Mrs. Funnic
Mrs. T. J. Ratliff., of . Lakeland and, Stembridge Munson, .Nfr*.— Terwilcamo to Sanford several years ngp, liger, Miss Davis and Miss Ellen
literally growing up with th e ,S a n -: Mnhonoy, chairman.
Business of
ford Herald« A faithful and efficient importance was transuded nnd Mrs.
employee hi* has attained the con Deane Turner elected chairman of
VAlr. and Mrs. I. J. Secord have
fidence ami esteem of the Herald the department, vice Mrs. M. M returned from an extended visit to
Printing ( ’ <>., and now hns charge of Martin resigned.
tile middlewest, Niagara halls and
the mechanical department ami is ,■
Canada.
,
.
jiIho a stockholder
in the company. I
.\ir th u J itl M nut m l
He is 4 young ntan of sterling worth
Y Mr. D. P. Caldwell has returned
The tnusicnl given on Friday night
and character and the yoyng people
from u . business trip to the Eust
at the home of Mra. L. R. Phillips,
Coast.
• ’
attfrt
upon life's pathway under
by the young ladies of the Method
---- ,— .
most auspicious rircumstanhes.
ist church was a successful affnir and
^ M r s . T. A. Neal returned SaturThe bride was most bcwitchingly
one of the most enjoyable that has
day from n delightful summer *|>cnt
attired in a blue broadcloth going
been given in church circles this
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aw ay gown with blue hat trimmed
in the north and east
season. The program of music and
in ostrich plumes.
They were the
readings was well rendered and gave
recipients of. many tokens of the
■«Mrs W T J«»hns bus return«-«!
much pleasure to the large crowd
esteem of their friends and a table,
f r o m Kentucky when- she has been
that tilled the hoyse. Tin* silver of
was tilled with handsome cut glass
visiting for mx weeks
fering aggregated a nice sum and u
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and silver, the presents of friends
charming sociability and inforjnulity
and relatives.
Among them was a
\ Miss Rutli i’ ullinn of Minneola
prevailed that made every one pres
beautiful silver service the gift of
sjM-nt tin- week-end in Sunford, the,
ent feel at home and glad to he
the Herald forcy that was greatly,
i guest of Misses Edith Stewart and
there.
admired by the guests
Clara Millen
After their bridal trip they will be
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A nnoune-r mrnt*
at home at the Abernathy residence
Mr
and Mr»
Forrest Gut eitel
The Welfare Department of the have gone to housekeeping on Cel
* on Magnolia avenue, but in the hear
future expi/et to erect a bungalow Woman's Club will meet at the ery -avenue
Club Rooms off Oak ave
for their residence
Their many Library
Wednesday, at 3
friends unite in wishing them all nue tomorrow
Mis» Lore mi Smith •«pi* nt tie we««k
N’ ew member s are <nr«ltall> «•ml jMtb her par«-tit« at Sorrent«*
the
.ftnd, hwinuacsA _;*uw>ibb' in p. in
(H M linl. -B u sm en s of
this life in which The llirajij j-mw .Uaf «¿till -i<.
Mr. ami Mrs Ernest Krupp, who
have Im-cii Msitilig Mr am! Mr»
Deane Turner have return«*«! t"
t ln-ir home in Jacksonville
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Mr .1 II Franklin of Daklnml.
Cul., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. |
1 W \V. Long.
It will be r«*membereii t hit t Mr Franklin married
Mis» Miitid McKenxie of Stinf«»rd
s e v e r a l y ea r « a g o
Mfi
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I villes
>Mr. und Mr*. Hnl Wight nre re-j
juicing in tho birth of n little daugh
ter Sunday, Oct. 18th
Cuiqrrigbt lUft BtWfoci Ai M*n
Stout or Slender
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H E R E arc no “ hard-to-fit” men for a store
that sells Hart Schaffner 8c Marx clothes.
W e have sizes here for fitting every figure;
stout men, slender men, very tall men, very short*
m en; these makers know how to design models
fo r all dimensions.
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can be taken care o f in this matter o f fit, whatever
your figure may bet
S e e our $ 2 5 values
p..
In boys’ clothing we have a beautiful new stock.
A l l the new novelties; tartan effects, serges, grays and
browns«. Prices range from $4.50 to $12.50.
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JULIA
BOTTOMLEY.
N ew Ideas
B y W ives Which
H ave Built Men’s Fortunes
Pro*perou*.
Among tho *ncr«*d cltl«-* of tho East,
Antioch hold* a high piare, for It w a*
hero that the flr*t Christian church
wn* founded; It wan, moreover, tho
center from which St. Paul conducted
lit« mlaaionary cumiuilgn» to convert ,
tho Gentiles. In those days Antioch
wan a prosperous nnd thriving city,
boasting of a population of half a mil
lion souls, whllu splendid noman palnoca nnd vlllfia dotted t,ho banks of
thrf*river Orontes, which flows through
tho town. Today, remarks tho Wldo
World. It Is a sleepy, old world placo,
occupying scarcely one-tenth of It» ah*
clenf area, and certainly poaBosslng
none of Its former glory. Neverthe
less, It Is In mnny way» a delightfully
quaint and picturesque eastern city,
with narrow, tortuous streets, «svery
other house In which appears to pos
sess an architectural stylo of Ua own.
Ono can woll spend about threo or
four days wandering about this Inter
esting old town, visiting Its primitivo
market placo and Inspecting Its ruins,
walls, gates, and anclont monaotorlcs.
One m an got $75 a month; the wife go t an
idea and to-day he is making a fat salary and
has $40,000 in the bank.
Another w ife ’s
idea has bought a whole ranch without
ready money. Another w ife is multiplying
the fam ily incom e by four. Scores of w om en
' have been induced to tell their ideas in the
greatest series a m agazine has ever printed
Th e first few are
IN
THE
NOVEM BER
ISSUE
OF
The Ladies Home Journal
Pervasive Luxuries.
"80 you went In search of a syl
van spot closo to naturo?”
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"Yes."
O r, $1.50 a Y e a r (12 issues) b y M ail, Ordered
T h rou gh Our Subscription A g e n ts or Direct
"Did you find one?"
"No. I went Into tho ccnintry— but I
never hoard so many pinnos and pho
nographs’ and automobiles In my life."
Apply to
Boys Wanted to Deliver on Routes.
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His Surmise.
"I suppose you’re your tnamn’e dnrllng," »aid a scntlmontal caller to
young Richard. ‘T »uppose she thinks
you’re a dear-.llttlo saint.” "No. 1
guess she thinks I’m a moving pic
ture. She’s always telling mo 1 should
bo seen and not heard."
Timber^ Bridges
bng «.twMii.t >.»
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A long, flat, oblong pfcco of cloth
stitched to ono sldo of the front of
tho bag makes n pocket for pendH,
etc. At tho other sldo a small pork«-t
la placed, which will carry n drinking
oup. A flap should bo provided for
this pocket. Tho flap on the bag an<|
those on tho pockets nre fastened
down with snap fasteners.
Tho bag of plush, shown In the p!o
ture, Is made of a single piece lined
with Skinner's satin. A small pocket
la lpacrtcd at the front for (bo purse
nnd handkerchief. Tho edges are dec
orated with a narrow plaiting of satin
or Bntln ribbon. Three snap fastener«
across the tt>p hold tho front nnd back
together. Silk cord and tassels pr..
vide tho handle.
This bug ma> he
used for a shopping bag. but mud« to
match a small nock piece ami nr .tr,
will dtdlghl the older school girl« ,r
tho young woman In college, and .«.id
much to her comfort.
Buforo undertaking to make a m hool
bag It 1s a good Idea to examine those
shown In tho shops. Only fairly sub
stantial ones nro to bo had from a «I..’Jar nnd a half up. Tho homemade
varieties are cheaper and will stand
more w ear than th«> ch«>np ready n, « tu
bags.
How I Helped
M y Husband to Make
More Money
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p h ,U'»;ii)t m h U t o la»
Anti och
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Ernest Shepard
1020 Elm Ave.
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C U R T IS
Sanford, Fla.
P U B L IS H IN G
CO M PANY
Independence Square >Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Lait.
Bridges built o f limber, and par
ticularly tboso of tho Howe truss type,
bave shown a remackablo longevity,
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c l o t h e s from the weather.
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IN SANFORD
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
l.i/e /.« Wmth l.tutntf
S A N F O R D , K l . GU I D A, FRIDAY. <m | o |:F.K 21. 1911
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SANFORD BEAUTIFUL CITY COUNCIL IN
SUCCESSFUL SLOGAN REGULAR SESSION
SEMINOLE CITIZENS FINE MUSICAL
THE GAME LAWS BROKE GAME LAWS
AND
WARDEN- TS ON
A
BEAUTIFUL CITY W IL L DONATIONS
resu lt
F R O M
F O R COUNTY
FAIR ANI) THE WOMAN'S
CLUB (¡RANTED
T HE
LA D IE S ' E F F O R T S
The city rouneiT met .in regular
the Wonum'^
ír ^ m ñ -x f Session October liMli. 1011.'at 7:tO
work on it* campaign plan» and is
Present, II. \V. Herndon, presi
meeting with much encouragement dent; C. IP D i n g e r , It. ( ’ . Maxwell.
A few of the public ..spirited. Jwux. -LI— K -Tol a r .AY. W Abernathy and
i .i i àtimwm A W»frrr— T |>. Davison.
0J ¿ g h i'U
i . i H - e l ma m if Tir ir- W H M U
up cash priiea. and with onkj-one
Mlnutfs of the last meeting read
t»o exceptions they have responded und approved.
know - nothing about the new war*
den until, he has them in Ins clutches.
A word to the wi-e will he sufficient
.it tills time and it would lx* well for
those who have been trapping lords
and shooting them to cease this busi
ness from this time forward.
The
game laws are very strict now nnd
are luring enforced to the letter in
every county of the state.
Also nil
|those who intend to participate in
Moved .lini
it*rrtn*|p(! thill
t h»
council donate $óo.(lu to W distrib
uted by the W o m a n ’s Club as pre
miums to he given as an inducement
for keeping yards and parkways in
good order._ Said donation • to hecome available April 1st. I'M.'»
this season' s hunti ng should take
f ount il ail jour lieti
out
license to hunt
(or the new
M \\ I.OV ELL.
war den wdl hold up the hunters
wherevfir he find*, t tu tu ¡in de m u tld ! af e w I* ‘
<'1er k
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g* *1 t liât t In* part v w aI ta ir lo elise
Matslswl llrnwn Ifelorilc ouipo-*
of tight gentlemen and
t liât* H
were cutight
with till*
Home Dchtruied
•lackson vdie. Oet
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I lie ho/ne of II W d-,in oit San
absence nf four vin k-, » l u li he h.1 —
of six turkeys and several quail. all*t
ford
Heights
was
tot.illy
destroyed
spelli OU Ole r.iotic < oust in enue.i* ti put ii|' on** hundred
.nertion with lhe governinone» case by fire earlv Wednesday morning * lui t tl*
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a gai n-t
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' I mina 1 i miri
work on if**- railroad early and i n i bi r ' r,;‘
"wlitte -laver
l mied States Mar
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sitai J Clifford Itrown return* *1 Sun some w a v the lamp <auglil lire to
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1**last
Iiiglil
timi
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had
«Iny morning. leaviug I. it ii-ti-i*n. I fie table and In for*- lite flam**- Dowell
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of
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all*
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■mild l*e * v11 ri guis l:*d I fo* home andf***' ll^'
lus deputy. in San F'raiols.Zi t<> rom
In ,*ring of h r kjn> igf. un
rttttn*
ronfentW
t-ri*
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- mi via* pl* kod IIP oi. ni . *
fr**in faii. il .
I i.* pnisrrut** all -. lof-.i'ionm
in
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tr**«u
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l.milling
und
termiti*
l he weuiirii in* l m p o l i - O** m.ir-linl
, in«- 1,01-1 tu tin- lumi Ir r*
tru* k * *Iyi 1d 4I>*- r**- <lied nf t lie
1ma kl ng ihi* arr**«t al a hou»** in i h** •inly or.*
uf a lu-in I In . ling I * h*
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1 1 1 )i |n.v f a l l - m i g l i t i I s i r d o n i In|(MI Idock of F ori -t si rvel
11* i- ,*l
witli .* n.ar
ried mimali, alio loft a Im-l-.iiid a n d
i tiv** i ItiI<1r«*li. It I-
c Ihi i i u ' i I
slu* ha*f
«me
more • Fili «I . a
thr*-*- l e u r o|*l
lia l'V . vv li i•■Il skie broiiglil alofig, a n d
wlucli
is stili
ber«*
in
t he
rare
of
friends
The maw was indicted on a
grand jury hearing, it i- -aid. M.-r
-hul
Brown remaining In re«tifv
Tin* Tlti .1 ! h e a r i n g i• he.I , * d !••*
Wll-**'
ta in 11V and I I • v |; a v•• tfi*
- ;. I!. p.i t I v ol i l* * it III inti lilt v vv tu* fi
. promis**- I** i*** d** mo list rat **d in a
mori
sii I*-1 a ut ml
manner.
There
i».*-. —« »i » i ** insurance on the house
hold goods and on t Id* building.
Whldl
ow ned lu M r ( ieri z
Sew Seed t nmp.in>
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N • i f.
n i*tiiion.s
and
flower
lodai
k.veryilung i- a hurry u nd si m I l i a r t h r l h l o h d e p o t .
The
In April ,,r M a y Hie |irsl 0(
hustle in San Francisco.. Even t he company i* componed of home people
these will he held, and there will he
loafer» do their, loafing practically on who have experience in tin* vegetf*w if any cash prizes given in this
the run. ' T h e y -do not stand on the alile business and they guarantee
one. as the plant premiums will he
The ( oui
corner» a» you see them other places good -•ta•I k true to name
seasonable, and will add to the sucWill also tullidle leget
T h e y may he do wn and out
but hour n t
cr»s n[ ih,' later competition, which
they lire always going »onii-w fierin-igiimi-nt und will ln*
alili-- on
Will he held ill November
gi'ii-r,; I,
?• a «i i|na r t«*rs for the growerThe following are the classes for
I ongreKatin mil I linrrh
- t o p in .'|id » e r t he tn when on i m i r
the spring show
a ,i . t - i l e
d i p o i or express ol i ne
\ new feature for tin* bov* 111 mir
H*-«i di«p:.i\ of spring bloom in
and g *'1 a c q u a i n t e d
garden
| wo prizes.
Suntiay school i» now olli-n-d. name
Finest lawn.
ly a d a » » in scroll siiwing, stnrtmg
Finest rose garden
from the *lmpleat u|> to the most
complicated work, which will result
Best veranda box.
Best window box.
in toys, brackets, card cases, pic
frames, glove
boxes,
match
Best garden planted and cared ture
boxes, etc., etc. T h o clnss will meet
or by children.
Three prizes.
Northern F'rance and the coast of
ut the church M o n d a y anti T hur s
For Cut Flowers
after Belgium -till art* the fields w lien*
day
afternoons,
immediately
Best rollertion of cut roses.
'tfu* most important lighting in the
school.
Best rollertion of Faster Lilies.
A
regular
monthly
feature
of
our
western arena of the war continues
Best collection of sweet pens.
. Dost display of miscellaneous cut Sunduy evening services will lu* u with tin* utmost stubbornness, but
musical prelude of twenty minuto», a* yet without derisive result.
The
Bowers from one garden.
consisting
of
special
»work
on
the
French
war
"office
announces
that
Best display of miscellaneous rut
Do* m from Junior Civic league pipe orgnn, violin and by voices, un tfu* allied lines are holding in spite
tier the direction of Mr Woodruff, of tin'* furious onslaughts of the cn
. prden.
with Miss Frances Aspinwall at tin* ctny,
while new
dispatches from
Bolted Plants
organ.
The first one will lie given 1¿indori assert
that
developments
Finest potted fern.
N o v e m b e r 8th, the second Sunday * generally are against the invaders,
- i.i n m P°ltyd palm.
of thnl month.
iti-rlm. however,
has not lieen
Gnest potted hegonin.
Special music for next Sunday as
from on this ‘ subject since
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that entries for
follows:
yesterday.
1-ucking a German rcesc classes he made ns curly us
Morning:
port as to the,progress of the pro•ble, and in order that perfect
Organ Prelude, f rom Wagner, by i longed engagements in this territh«»ta<s nay *** ^aiL
*a preferred
Frances Aspinwall)
I tiry, (he situation is being reported
»riii * P * nlr'M b* made out in
Anthem, " T h e
He a rt ’s Prayer.” only from the side of the allies. The
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A postal curd with the
Stearns, with soprano solo.
German^ announcement of yesterday
h?mCm i lhe ,,arty a n d l h c el*»« « i l l
Offertory, violin solo, Mr. Hess!ri said that in the fighting west of
a» *U t t n d this should be sent
Evening:
Lille, German troops taking the of-
annual
•hows
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!c toVlhg pintle’’ <>r i-iüiTord
will he more thuiv pleased to learn
thjt Forrest
Dayney Carr,
prob
ably--the greatest vorullst In all Flor
ida and sevi'T’j l *ht her states, is com
ing here the evening of Friday. N o
vember' Id, for a rich und rare
Recital Entertainment.
Mr s . Carr,
formerly well known as the ppulnr
soprano, Mrs.
Palmer, will
come
also and will contribute to the pro
gram. There will al*o he other fcatut«** which will he announced later.
Too much raimot lie said in praise!
of Mr
Carr's wonderful power of
entertainment.
Chicago, a nd other
western as well as eastern pa|K*rs,
«peak in highest t«*rms of hik ability
and entrancing «weelnes». style, ex*
prr — ioti and power in song
One
qiliithtion runs .is follow-
jiersist* -,i rumors ifiut several pr om
inent citizens of Sunford were nrresteii the oilier day fur* »hooting
turkeys anti that the arrest occurred
in Orange county
W e have awaited new- from Orlando about the
matter hut so far tho rumors have
been unconfirmed.
If there is a n y
thing in the rumor* the men who
were
arrested should have thlrir
trial In Orlando und take their med
icine and if there is .nothing in the
report it should he drop|M*d.
The
following . from the Orlando Sentint* I:
"Accttrthng to persistent rumor
here 5'*' ■••■nlay. several of Seminole
county
init-t
prominent
citizens
are all*.* 1 in have been arrested
at For* i i.ti-l in.is charged with vm
lutlon ‘ In game l a w I lie m l
redness ol the report could not he
verified last night
from
official
sources because the deputy gallic
wardeq at Fori Christmas has not
reported t" County (inme Warden
F-d M* I' -wi-ll and there |s mi teli
grapli or telephone line to that
place
I *r that re ason (he names
on them for some time.
There has
also been considerable trapping of
quail nnd the new warden is next
to these folks and from this time on
the laws will he looked after most
The street committee were grant strenuously. The UnJ ^ Ti i i not gived further time in the matter of ing out the name of the new of'ojiening Tenth street across the rail- fleer and several of the men who
road. '
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l eged lo ha vc r un nw.iy
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A new.game warden hnwtjrcii :ip<*
luwtUiul__Lut„ijimrinole county and
us there kuu-bcen ronsitlerahlo complaint lately of some hunters i\hootTng birds out of season it would be
Well 'for tilem to "l ook a ieetle out"
as the new warden has hud his eye
• Mr". Sheppard appeared and com
plained of the sanitary service in
his pnrt of the city-. Referred to the
sanitary Inspector.
Moved and seconded that the city
donute $250.00 for the benefit of the
Orangw County Fair, the county
lie ,h;i m«» ,i mount
donating 1
tin
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NO FLORIDA EXHIBIT
AT SAN FRANCISCO
JOB ACCORDING T O R E P O R T FORREST DABNEY CARR TO COMMISSION A B A N D O N 3
WILL FACE TRIAL LN
AND HUNTERS WILL BE
UK HEARD. IN SANFORD
PLAN AFTEILEULURE OF
ORLANDO
MORE CAREFUL
FRIDAY, EVE., N O V .TT
ALL TUE T ío AXS_____ _
ft-r Wt-àTiflTul Committee of
most liberally. It is not the inten
tion of the ladies who nrc undertailing this work to put any burden
on the citiiens of Sanford.
They
»■ant the support that comes to
their efforts to be cordial and will
ing hearted, and nothing like a gen
eral solicitation of funds is Contem
plated " The work speaks for itself.
A Sanford made beautiful with gar
dens. it» business houses showing the
spirit of mu ' liveliness, its churches
and other ppbhc
buildings, sur
rounded with lawns and shrubbery,
will all liespea k a people in love with
their own town, and believing in i\s
climate and its soil.
This will not
only, have its helpful influence on
those who make such a development
possible, but will make a strong,
silent appeal to the strangers who
pas« through the city.
The present
admmi«tration of Sanforii is 'receiv
ing prai«< mi every MiilcUor the ini
proveil a ¡'pea ran re of streets und
park» the good work is started,
let's all push it along! It is for this,
thet: that ’ lie City Meailtlful Com
mitt re asks, that every public spirit
ed ritiren reading these words send
some in.Intuition, however small to
«»ell the list of prizes to be given in
Novemta-r, EM i
The rush s u b
scription- will lie collected the, first
of April and it is desired to make
The prize- iif Hiilhrient value to war
rant **Ari'*-t - '>mp**ution for them
A;uuog-iA«we ajlrenriv subscribed are
fifty dollar- from I to* eitv council,
twenty tiv* miliars from the Sanford
. fee A W . r Works, and various
«urn* fr.or l"i»ili>--* men. The latter
»ill lie made public a little later
Among ’him ilia neons prizes niav lx*
mentioned a line lawn mower from
the Hill Hardware Company, fine
rollertior,- of plants from I*rofessor
Nrhrlmg "( (*"iliu. Reaaoner Hros
of Oiieio. and from Hurpee the Phil
adelplua - • d - m a n
\ full li-t of all
<h««* * ........ I- pu Id I- lied
• I fie oi.n .flee plans to hold -elm
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The title role, sung by Mr . For
rest Dabney Curr, basso cantnnte,
was a fine exhibition of picturesque
and intensely dramatic dimensions
a grand opera vocalist delivering
grand opera music of the most mod
ern and intense kind
• ut t h e
\ m a s P re se ni s
i a i k s i i n v like t l et
t lire p l l p l l s 111 ti ll -
put'll*
In th e
il
s c h o o l s of
tin- county will not In* permitted to
give I Iri-tm.lpresents to
their
i nn fu-rs
Neither will tin* teachers
I|
permitted to accept ticIdi tional
v.
V vtV
‘he following report has been sent
to Governor Trnmmol! by tho Flor
ida Commission fo 1’uq.ama Pacific
Rxfiosition:
•„».» .
lion. Park Tramnp\Df GdVernor of
F'loridn, Tallahassee, FTa.;
In iicrordanco with the decision o f
a meeting .of the Florida State C o
mission to the P anama Pacific I n
ternational Exposition, which meet
ing was held in the Seminole Hotel
in this git y pn F’ridny last, wo must
inform you that the Commission
finds itself unable to carry out the
purposes for whtrh It was appointed
by your Excellency, and tn com
municate to you tlie desire and rncomqiendation of its members that
tku- l 'onimissiiMi he fortnully dis
solved and the individual memhern
excused from further service irv the
capacity of
Commissioners.
Y’ou may, he assured' that tho
Commission has reached thm con
clusion only after most earnest ef
fort to provide suitable and a ppro
priate representation for the sl ut «
at the great F'xposition which is to
he held ’ in California next year.
Participation by
Florida certainly
med most desirable and to pr om
ise great public benefit, and your
CoinmissPm formulated surb plans
a* appcilrcd to In- feasible
corres
ponding in (lie main with llu* pluna
I w bh'h
were kteing successfully oper
ated in oilier -tâteand endeav
I■oolored by every possible means to
••i !>i-r- in any form wltulever
awaken puldi« interest in tin* pr «»—
I In« via- dci tiled Ve-t inl ay after
j*-< t and to secure general cno|M*ranoun ,it tin* regular weekly mietitig
tion in t he work
In this it lias not
¡of, the hoard
poldn instruction
bccll successful
F rom tile tirst t h**
'» ii
r11 11 •1.1 I
\
11a1hit w a v
response was in! e to oiir.i gl Itg . I hero
I •• util re.| t lie r. -'i| III 11 •11 t o this
was. «II fail, muiii vigorous oppo
l e l l t n l uoif wht«*ki w-n- unn so m i " i * | y
sition
N *it w 11li-t a mil ng t lu-si dis
a topieif by t h*
fiourd yesterday ,
countging conditions t lie Cotnmiatook up tfu* matter with tin* teachtm--ioii lia- conliniied for «everul
**r- .it i -i -non field la-t I hiir-.I.'V
m.ml Ii- i- i tliirl- to i real* ,i lietter
I tiri«l in.I- g * in* > ir b n
If t l • It
11’ i*rluini. tin mutter n a i l i n g with
and
g nier
.. oienç..--. tiding
of
its
mon* v itt*| ha- fail* d io I*
took t*
general approval of t till.** a SSI« III till’ d
plan* and purpose* -uni to arouse
|mrt lie has I... h la\ ii hi- duly .ind
I In re-irf ill ion adopted yesterday
-■■m** eut hu-i.i-m for
lluunder
lid noi * a I i'ki t lie«** -*; ' ill* *!
if h*
t*y t i e hoard folio w taking,
but
without
appreciable
re
llu Itolr dt IAr ll> t t.• n h< slioultl dr
Whereas, tfu* custom of giving sult
*
ny the report
li makes no differ
pre-flit* hi
pupil- tn till* pttkilli
Reis-lit events III Europe nr*' Te
cm i i ho ut t III* pr. miiieiici nf I fu
.
I'ln'lto
t
lll'ir
tell' hi* r- ol t ll works -pniislblc for a sort of depression.
parties
11
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meni al
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I»*I*11- In- 1 a hardship upon parent- *ri meager t mgr>1gu im la w till
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.i jtfi.nl* ' l i r to gin tfu* presents ili ih** * xpo»illoii
\ft**r a carefill
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tu- h i m ........
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or to i nntrihutc money to funds for estimate of thè »ituiiiion wi^are coni i , g,
-rt h and
explaining ho w t fa*
strainpd to heliOve that it wili not
turki*.X come l o attack the party *V<*h purpose, and
Whereas, tin* teachers of the city lie practiculilf to provide such ro|H
Via Stork's Kxprcs*
schools recognize t byharmful
cf- resenlatioti ut tl......... xposition
as
Mr and Mrs F\ If Potter oil the
fect- of the print ire favor, I- voiced wimid do •*r•••k1 1 to ilo* state, and,
\\ e-t '»nie .ire repine g n * tu ar
ll r.
an aln.u-t utla niiliou- vote
of con-i-t** nt Ailfi tfu* poln-y of tho
ri a line in*w daugl t• r
' rii
those prc-c'it at S reiefil meeting of 1 " mmi -- i " i i a» annonn* *■*1 * a t I kit*
Mand
\l-s
If • lu ..
oiltstart
t f'** a lui n*lon imi *i . t of t hi*
t li.it tin,! . it- ills* Iintlliillli • C. t fierifa n
a s oli at t h eir f oi| i • » ! ' i 9 k
proj* ■i t- ili.-r* f**r*
re* ornitiended
' f ore la I'
H i
.
l o ki u p t fulili*
,- *
\ -p**>ial * oinjnit t••*• lias lu-vii apRe-o! v, d, t*y 1to* lui.iril of put It*
I .i * i t i d M r
11 a ; d mu
■• i .* |*
poilited to do se up tln* affair», o f
pu--1 man in I I) Jtidiert-' -ton ilistrm <ion of l*u\al county, tluit no
thè
l ’ ommis-ion
an*t
prepare
u
, ten■ her pritii*i |ntI or supervisor in
pa v
From
pat f "
-
of
t lu
il- employ ment . w fiel her in the lug Ii ! fi,u* octal report, a co|iy of which report will l>e furnished yòu ut an
school, primary, intermediate or
gra minar grades, shall receive or ac early date.
Very truly yours,
cept for herself or another teurher
•
F L A S T A T E C O M M.
any gift or present whatsoever from
T o the
I'a nu mu
International
In* or her pupil*, student organizaing pissed through Antwt-rp on it- lion or student body; lie it fu rth e r.! ommission
SUMMARY OF THE WAR
’ j' P' Bishop, who is the sccreOrgan Prelude, " T h e r e is. a Green fens.ve, had repulseti the enemy at
* titlL0 lhe C0mmitte®* This rompoHill Far A w a y , " Gounod.
|sevoral points.
In ih “ f***1) t0 every resident wlthAnthem,*
"Seek
Y
c
the
Lord,
"
j
British warships hnve played an
ty ,mlU of s«nford. The
hohl , 6 r0laln" th* r,* ht lo with-f
prizes in any class where en* ‘,0 no‘ warrant prizes.
/
I rrrlr Boat Overhauled
Roberts, tenor solo und obligato.
Offertory, " D a y
of
Miss Lucille Aspinwall
pence."
important
part
in llisee
»iteration»
by
and fio ri* are indications that their
¡utivitic- are not vet ut uii end
The ewiring subject. .. short talk
by the pastor will be " T h e Man W h o
W a s Looking for a Ki ngdom. "
All.
nqt attending elsewhere are cordially
T h e fighting .» going on night and
day and the allies are sufil to b.
u„|.r....e|,mg Hose to the German
! positions .Udore Lille,
from^PaUtir ^
I*rry boa,
°* ^
lh*
•
No confirmation of the repofted
•nd »it ' •
M » y on the ways invitod.
Opr
"Sunday
school
is
growring.
evacuation
of Ostend has been reship . u.. (>' erh,, u led * n d fixed up
ceived.
The
German garrison at
both
in
interest
a
nd
numbers,
Let
c »Pt ai T ° r* 11,0 winter’s business.
Antwerp " i s said to have 'been re
e
v
e
r
y
boy
or
girl,
e
v
e
ry
adult,
perdouble hi.", Mpect* to moro »ban
busine« , ns ■on knoW by this, that if they; do duced nnd, n German column of reb ,t»™
l
11 * * h c » v i e r t h a n u s u a l not go elsewhere .a cordial welcome inforrement? with two of the famous
the e a . t a n d w e s t c:oaaU.
oasU
awaits thçpt in this Sunday sçhüol. | sixteen indi guns is rejtorted £s havPBaaviVv- 'jt -■ . -
.i MJ
.
« «
*1 •
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•
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.
» 1 1 1 '•» Bruges
Outside of Belgium the fields of
the battle are very numerous, Picar
dy. i humpngne. The Argonne, the
Woevre, Lorraine, tfu* Vosges and
Alsu«** being referred to as localities
when lighting in taking place
In
several of these disiriil* the French
claim officially to have repulsed the
German attacks, which they des
cribe as not so severe us in the Bel
gian field. The F'reach nay also that
they have made progress in The Ar*
gonne and the Woevre territory.
A house sheltering tin* headquar
ters of the German staff at i«lype
on the Belgian coast akis been des
tr o y e d by »hell fire from British war
ship-, according to a news dispatch
received in London from Dunkirk.
The lutenl German casualty list
gft't*- the names of ultout 11.¿0(1 men
killed, wou.tdid anti missing
In the eastern arena of the war
both aides claim progress, h i ^ not
in if* same localities
Pari- *;i\*'"l
I In ia . t fiii I the Ittis-ian- in t **•- vi
cum
of War-uw have driven if'*
**n* ot.
hack •*11ii Ii iiii I*-» iiml 11' Pelf « grad war office d e i lu p - tliai
Russian troop» uhvc saved Warsaw
from a German bo/nbnMmcnt
There kins been hand tel hand
fighting in the vicinity of Bionic and
ProuschkofT in Kuasiun Poland. The
fighting south of Prtemysl, according
to the same authority, has been go
ing on for six days with heavy losses
on the part of the Austrians.
vi'il. that the >)i|H(rlnten(i«'nt
( ‘ has G. Elliott, formerly head of
of
public instruction . furnish
the!
the drainage investigation of the de
principal of cue It sc Moot in the coil f
partment o( tlie interior
of the
ty a copy of Oils rcosliition t hat its <
En de d
States,
has
been
elected
contents lie made known to eiirli |
chief engineer >f the Peach Craig
anti every teacher in the system.
drill nu ge disl rnt in DcSnto a n d Ma n
ate«* counties
This is one of the
The < hristian Endeavor l onve nt i on
largest drainage products in Floridly,
The annual
convention of
the and the territory involved e mbr a c e s
South Ccntriil District F'lnridu Ch r i s about Hi.000 acres
tian Endeavor I 'mini will lo* held in
tins ettyv at
tin*
Congregational
church, Orf. ¡10, .'JI and N o v .
1
The Clirjstiun Endeavor societies, of
the Pi+sbyterfn'Tr a hd Congregatiiinar
chruches will entertain tin* delegates,
and I»* responsible for giving them
a good time, and they also extend
a cordial invitation to the other
young people's socipties of the city
to attend any of (he sessions of the
‘ N . P . Y ò w e ll & C o.
convention.
The district and state
get tirât page mention as
presidents will
lie present.
Mr.
F'agg, Supt of t he Children’s Ho me
the largest advertisers in
'»o-ii-ty will In* **n band
\lr
Hv
today s issue.
I hr ad
in.it< px»t>>r •>( 1 he H.i|H»t ■ kmrill
ha- * o |i- i*tiled to gi , c ; n nildriss
vertisement may he found
'».itordiiy (nfi-nouii at In n ilock. and
on page 8.
llro. Memtneyer*of the M K. church
leads one of the devotional services.
Dr. Brownlee preaches the c on ve n
S p e c ia l N o tic e
tion acrjnun Sunday morning, N o v .
1.
Rev. ( C. FL Endow ol W i n t e r
The Herald will on each
Park, Rev. G. IL Albertson of Deday call attention to the
La n d hnd ^others will make special
largest advertisement in
addresses.
All are urged to plun
to attend this inspiring gathering of
the current issue.
young people.
- The L argest
A d v e rtise m en t
Today
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T H E SANFORD HERALD
PAGE EIGH T
ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
The Junior C iv ic League have voted
to contribute n large part of their
fund» for the playground equ ipm ent.
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
— a, •
—- UP-TO-DATE------------
Mr. and Mrs. I). E , Free m an ul,
Tampu spent the week end in S a n
ford, the cuM ts of their sister, Mrs.
Anna Walker.
Communlcatlone for this Column Should he Marked “ Society Editor
Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 201
Announcements
T h e Literature Dept, of the W om
an's Club will hold their regular
f l e e t i n g tomorrow i Wednesday! ufternoon nt the home of Mrs. Henry
Wight, a t half past two o'clock. A
full attend an ce is requested.
T h e Daughters of Wesley will give
a musical at the home of Mrs. L. 1L.
Philips Friday evening.
Music, re
freshments and n good time assured
nil who attend . A silver offering will
lie taken.
M ies E ll a H. T id in g »
Miss Ella B. Tidings, a mission
ary direct from Mexico will be at
the Congregational church tonight
(Tuesday) under the auspices op the
Methodist church.
Miss Tidings
has many interesting experiences to
relate and comes with a ' f u n d of
knowledge direct from the .field.
Mexico, which has been in the lim e
light for so many months will be the
subject under discussion. A cordinl
welcome extended to every one.
R ost M eeting
The next rose meeting will lie held
at the homo of Mrs. J . 11. Ferguson
ou First street.
Mrs W I) Holden has returned
from .-ever»I weeks' visit to J a c k s o n
ville,
present were Mrs. J-> IV llobertrj
l Mrs. ('has. Knnner has returned
teacher; Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs.
Hayes; Misses l.ola Evans, Klira- from a visit of six weeks to New
beth Musson, Kathleen Steinmeyer, York and the e a s t.
Hilda Carson, Edna Plant, Louise
Mrs. John W. Dickins is expecting +
Harris and Lucca Chappell.
her mother, Mrs. S. A. Wood of ^
Brooklyn, N. Y . , to arrive on W ed^
S u et I Shotrtr
Mrs. E. D. Brownlee was the re nesday to spend the winter.
cipient of a pleasant surprise and
lots^ of jjood things from the Indies
of the Presbyterian church yester
day afternoon nt her home on Mag
nolia avenue.
She watt showered
s n t » k e r ^ £ ^ . rXiy -;lrf'-:rtf~T£5ritTErt!tT
fulfilling "swee.ts to the sweet.” the first article, Both favorable and
And I V e heard of a t
Mrs. Brownlee itt very, popular with otherwise.
the ladies of her church and the least one young man, who had drop
bouse w a r rmwyicd with frlepds who ped out of high school, that has d**J
We rejoice greatly
delight to do her honor, the pleas cided to return.
ures of the afternoon being enjoyed and feel well repaid for the labor in
getting together the facts.
by all.
1, The Debt H'c Owe Our T ra c h ert.
If it is true th n t the cash value of
an cducntioncis worth one thousand
dollars per n n n u m , a'nd a total of
fifty thousand in forty years, whilst
an ■ uneducated than cannot earn
more than eighteen thousand dollars
in forty years, therefore we shoutd
feel inllchted to our teachers and
the state for the gain of twenty-two
thousand dollars /or each graduate.
EDUCATION
'2
.Murry Osborn
Mrs. M. It. Macoy announces the
engagement of her duuglitcr, Hilda
Adelaide to Mr. E lb ert Paul Osborn,
the wedding to t a k e - p la c e October
29th.
Congrrgniionnl S o cia l
A very delightful evening of music
and fun was enjoyed by the mem
bers und friends of the Congrega
tional church last Friday evening,
all voting it to lie one of the most
enjoyab le alfairs ever given by the
church
Amusing games were in o r
der tlie early part of the evening,
followed by a short, pleasing progrnm of music.
In tin- hat chidthrowing con test, Beecher Kent won
won " t h e biggest piece of ta k e ” for
long distance throwing.
Mrs. F. P Strong, Miss Lucille
Aspinwatl, Dr. Walker and Mr. K. T.
Woodrull rendered two fine song -e
lections, Chappell's " ( ¡ l e e " and "A n
Evening S o n g " by Strau b
Misses
Isabel stru n g , Sarah Wight and
Florence W itte gave a violin num
ber
that,
was
greatly
enjoyed.
T h e pleasant affair ended with re
freshrnents and cordial expressions
for a not her gel together social Hi tinnear future.
OCTOBER
U
hill M utl
||>
Iin About It!
l-*-t us as p a re n ts am! guardians
acknowledge our great debt to the»e
fait hi ul officers of the sla te ; and
sdiow them our gratitu d e by sending
our children ev ery duy of every term ,
and see that we require our sons,
daughters and wards to get their
lessons and
b rin g
un credit» lib**
monthly reports or require them to
give a good reason for their failures,
nelly and M r s B \Y Herndon won U we all »ill do thi- our schools
llie north and smith pnxes, duinty will In* worth much to our children
little powder pu l l s for the guest I know t.y experience that f parchamber. T h e east and west pr i r . e s ents and guardians neglect to exam
were won by Mrs Frank Miller and
into these m on thly reports, t h e y
Mrs. it. A. Newman
These were *¡11 prove absolutely worthless, and
pretty shoulder bouquests.
The both
teachers and
pupils suffer
popular hostess served a delii ion- from tin- m glei (
course of creamed chicken and a1
S u fiirm h n tlm i and T m rhrr*
paragUS salad. Mrs M cLaughlin'Now. if it is trill1 thal tin* cash
guests wen*
Mesdame? Connelly. value of an ed u cation , that may be
Herndon, Miller, Barnes. Puleston, acquired in 2 2 HII «lays in both
Newman, Lake .....i tí. i Sm ith
grammar s a d timii.‘Jif I to f l a »
Iwcnlv two ihoiisar.d dollar-, and
l'i romo/ t f , u Mo II
"in* i!.* . ill si l oud i s wo r t h ? ftt of t *
Mr A C Hamrick, Stale Com "Diese .ire no! l a n c j tig urea Imi
ma líder of tin* Mut-t-ahctui s|M*nl -«.-t -olid L u ts co[[,-i te-l from I S ( •n
eral dil-ys in Sanford Jast
week
"< IMioution and Sags - F*»un
d lion of l.dio-ullon . I tudieve
Mi-- Agin*- I lema ree ,,i S t s
) an will Io, , k at *. ,,ur Ia qors from
Sm yrna is tlit* gue-t ofA Mrs Sh u * this ........ of view you will not only
r>n
■■!**; it 1+ri«
»
+
»
— ’ •t*e rncrnTTaged ' ‘/ tllirsel cTs'tTPT* tlitf*
will see to it tfiat e a c h pupil under
charge,
shall do ids whole duly to
Miss Claire Cameron and brother.
wards
the
state an d hjs parents.
Mr. Argie Cameron op Cameron
•1. I'» I’h ¡iilt of All Ihr Schools:
City were in town Friday night for
the Congregational sonai
f u n ry H'erl I'irclt
The members and friends of the
Fancy Work Circle were very de
lightfull) entertained at t lie hum*1 of
Mrs \\ \\ Long Thursday after
noon. 'I'he hours passed pleasantly
in social intercourse. A dainty salati
course was served.
Enjoying Mrs.
Long's hospitality were Mesdames
I I . II. Hill, T . S. Davis, Roberts,
Hines, E. J . Parsons, 1?. T. Wood
The Misses Julia and Rebecca
ruff, E a stc rb y ,
Misses
Margaret Wicker of Newberry, S. ('., are
Roberts ti.d W hetler.
guests of their cousin. Miss Genie
Wicker.
W e take this opportunity to show our
beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods
Silk iuvd«Wool dress mateealsfiiffhnnn'gs;
etc.
It being our custom always t o b t a in
the newest novelties, etc., we announce
our annual
FALLOPENING
Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday
Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th
READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTM ENT
Here you will find
displayed all the
newest fash ion ed
s u it s , ctrpHS~nnd
coats for tn rtiesr^
Also a pretty line
of coats for children
and young ladies.
LADIES’ NECKWEAR
A large assortment, of brand new neckwear. All
those new “vest” effects, flared collars, silk and lace
jabots, etc. all made of nice material. See this display.
SPECIAL SHOWING 01
L
BOY’S SUITS
Straw Ride
Mr Joe 1 e M o lt v i a the genii'I
hint to n jolly party of plei si r
m ek< m Ft tui a / e v t iii.p , the pi t
going out to
I obit.so,i Spring»,
where n delicious oyster supptr wus
served by Mr, W elU r B e t tty .
Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop chaper
oned and the young people repo'rt
having had the best time over.
Those invited to participate in the
delightful outing were Mr. an d -M rs.
Bishop, Misses Belie Sm ith, C har
lo tte Hand, Helen Howland, Saidie
Williams, Florence F ra n k ; Messrs.
J . D. Roberta, Arthur Yowell, Gal
loway, Loyd, Marks and Dr. Falm
Mrs. C K
Hi
Hi-rt, Mr. Hurt
Mnrtin motored o
to spend Sunday
; Sanford,
Here you will see all those
things your boy has been
craving in the way of a suit.
Mr. Norman Tool spent the week
er.d in Sanford the guest of friends.
7
I BEAMS
CHANNELS
ANGLES AND
ALL SHAPES
Mr. and Mr». II. K. Tolar are in
A charming event of the season Jacksonville for a ten days* visit.
was the housewarming
and mis
Mr. D. ,P. Caldwell left on, Mon
cellaneous shower* tendered Mr. Htid
Mrs. Geo. W atson last evening by day for a week’s business trip to .the
th e Travel Club of the Methodist E a st Coast.
church. Mr. and Mrs. W atson were
Reginald Holly is attending school
delightfully surprised
with
the
thoughtful a tte n t jo n of their friends a t Tam pa.
a n d a good tim e was onjoyed by all
Miss EUa B . Tidings Is the guest
present.
of Mrs. L. R. Philips.- T h e ladies
of Sanford are invited to call at
B ir th d a y D in n er
Philips'
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. W. R. King wits tho agree Mrs.
a b le hostess a t a very delightful (today) to meet Miss Tidings.
dinner party F rid ay In honor of Mr.
—
L ittle Mario Stamper, who met
K in g 's b irth d ay .
A bountiful and
tem p tin g re p a st w a s . served, -tho with such* a painful accident last
She Is
to a s ts and good wishes furnishing a week is slowly recovering.
humorous diversion.
Responding to -the rnciplont of many delightful a t
M rs. K ing’s Invitations were Mrs. tentions from sym pathising friends.
M.
R. M acey,
Mrs. Speer and A postcard shower from the mem
bers of the Congregational Sunday
Misses Hilda and Berth a Macey.
•chool and flowers from tho Fourth
g jsd o being a source of pleasure to
^
D au g h ters o f W esley
Mra. Geo. F o x was the char/nlng thy little lad y.’
hostess' to the D au ghters of Wesley
Seventh stree t park, otherwise
a t the home of Mrs. Claude Hern
don Th u rsd ay evening last.
After known as the G ram m ar School Park
t h e t r a n s a c tio n of business s pleas tips been set aside by the M ayor s n d l
a n t ; o d s l lljn e was enjoyed. Those Council for a children's playground.
H ou se IPotminp
.
BOILER PLATE
TANK S T E E L
STRUCTURAL
IRON W ORK OF
ALL KINDS
Beautiful line of 150 boy’s
suits, brand new.
TRUSS RODS
STAY BO LTS
GALVANIZED
C O PPER AND
ZINC SJHR&TS
OAK
CYPRESS
MAHOGANY
WHITE P IN E AND
ALL HARD- WOODS
DON’T FORGET THE BOYS
DISPLAY
LAUNCHES
SKIFFS
. DORIES
* * *
BU ILT TO
f
OHDER
BOILERS AND TANKS
BUILT TO ORDER
Competent force of liorkmcn for
road work at all times
¡NVILLE , FLORIDA
R O Y A L BRAND,
Openings are not always for ladies. We will have
also a special display of Men’s Furnishings.
�WAR NEWS
F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y
P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
THE SANFORD HERALD
pi) RU SH ED • ■
SEMI-WEEKLY
IN S A N F O R D
l.ifr /» W ,„tl. Living
SANFOKI». F L O R ID A , FIUDAT. o ( TOI1KK IG. l u l l
f i p j M E VI
NO
REPORTS FROM SEAT OF WAR
ARE CENSORED BY BOTH SIDES
IS
Methodist ( h u r r h
World’s Scries Money
Men and women of the M ethod
H u s to n . M ans
( le t
1 1,
D espite
ist ehurrh. a feast for you
Miss
the rather mediocre play of ^lie tinaj
Kilpatrick will teach ami address the
game, the enthusiasm of the thou
Brotherhood and Wesleyan T ru th
sands of s|K>etators furnished a
Seekers at the Sunday school session
thrilling climax when the lust Ath
Sunday,
18th at 9-45. Be early.
letic was put out und championship T H E R E IS N ì V N EED TO HUY
plen ty o f f e e d a n d w a t e r
TO T H E L A T E S T D IS P A T C H E S NO honors were assured lifor the Brave
Ilov. C. W. White, Florida M eth A C C O R D IN G
th e year r o u n d m a k e s
ANYTHING OUT OF
odist Sunday School Field Secretary
Tuesday. Cheering throngs piled ou
N
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f in e b e e f c a t t l e
THE STATE
will have charge of the opening* ifh»l
Tuesday.
Cheering throngs piled
ING H A V E T A K E N . PLA C E
out of the bleachers and rushed for
tine of the
Hon. Seth Woodruff of Orlnndo closing exercises of the Methodist
Sunday
school
Su
nday
mottling...IS*
the
Braves
h
m
ijm
V T f--'
JÜu:-ü*5rT^ ***er^“ ï
en r« u.lc
"ÎJ- FTr-ntfît^nmrEr-ne"r--Ow<er-n-f»
the first to the dugout'- nTUT*" were sPnd rtll'its MoneV out for food and
- w^ tnfHT !l m r vT>Ti<w»*»T
The (ierm ans moving on Ostend rrmtimir'? after eleven days of tight
(he Volusia county lido of the ^St. right on time, or a few minutes b e are reported to have occupied Bruges ing, favorable to the Germans, re shaking hands and congratulated. tluUcJB thing aupplieH.-am well as for lu *winners on their victory.
Mr. Woodruff has fore opening time, 9:46.
Airica, says the Jacksonville Metrop
Johna nver.
fifteen miles east of the former city. pented advances of the Russians
Sunday morning, 18th, 9:45 will
l i e ca life of the short ness of the olis.
*• *
- !
•bout 400 head o f-fin e fat cattle
This report is confirmed from neutral having "I-«en., repulsed with heavy
•
- scries the club owners and the na
trri
in d when they are btought
to Snn- he surely Banner Day at the M eth sources.
Florida
is
like
practically
every
lu.<Si-s. ,
'
tional commission divided a smaller state in the Union. You could build
(0rd and placed on cold storage for odist "Sunday school with Miss KlizA German official statement com
Paris says thut the tighling con sum than in any world's series since a wall around the state, and th
i few dayi they are better thnn any abeth Kilpatrick and Itev. C. W.
m e*
ing d ir e c t " from Berlin by wireless tinues along the front from Warsaw
No Methodist
190&. The attendance at the gahie people could live within the sta te on
Western l*ecf that ever graced the White in charge.
snys their troops in Qe.lgtum are
Przemysl. hut* gives no details. wns 14,526. r Tho total attendance what is produced here. There ia cot
Uble. The editor of T h e Herald •hould lMt.^al)*cnt--n treat rarely inarching in part toward Ostend and to
%
offered.
hid a Woodruff roait tho oth er day
A Russian advance in cast Prus for the series was 1 1 1 ,0 0 0 ; receipts, ton enough for cotton clothes, w oo l
iti part to u southwesterly direction
$225,7.19; players’ share $121,900.94; enough for woolen clothes, grain
Miss Kilpatrick, teacher of the
ind thought it was western meat
toward the French frontier.
There sia is suggested in a dispatch from
each
club's share, $40,612.58; and enough for hrradBtuffs, and enough
until the butcher Informed him that largest Brotherhood rlass in the
has been severe fighting east of Amsterdam, which quotes a German
the
nationul
commission’s propor live stock could easily he produced
United States will, he at the Meth
it-was from the Woodruff ranch.
Soissons and the Argotyto und the correspomtTTTt- at Rustenburg as re
• Florida is destined to become one odist Sunday school Sunday morn (iermans have at . no point lost porting t I'iit the civiltim populiition tion, $22.571. As winners, the Bos for our meat, and enough poultry for
ton players receive 60 per iVnt of the poultry und egg supply, and tho
of the greatest cattle countries in ing nt 9:45. Don’t fail to he there
ground, it i* declared
French of Goldap Pul evacuated the town
She
will
have
charge
of
the
Brother
$121.900.74. or $71.140.56, while the streams are alive with fish, so that
the southwest or southeast in u few
claims of suctcsitcK in the Woes re for ‘'military reasons atld precau
Athletics, us losers, get $48,760.18. we would have plenty of fish and
hood
and
Wesleyun
T
ru
th
Seekers’
wars on arrount of the fine ranges
tions.”
district are dented.
Twenty-six players on the Boston sea food
Then we would have all
'ihst are good in winter and summer classes (women
This afternoon’s French official
Gold:. |
In •a«t Prns?ia ten miles (club are elihgihle to share III the the citrus fruits we needed and to
and the fact that cold weather ami
I statement unilti'lllii-- that the allies mile i ft
'!• frontier and .iPunt j |,r)7, money, giving each man $2 .- spare, all the vegetables, melons and
The Apopka N.-a* |.i«t wiek of
blizzard« .ire never known on the
k m 1 made progress in the region of thirty ti
t*
ill s iniri h uf I \ck. I is 1 1 |o -houli! the money he divided other luxuries that could possibly lx*
The Tosohatchee
ranch fered a very pretty picture on it*
range’
I ells and between Arras and Albert » here l
I
l.lll" Mere r• •I-» t •\ e.piully. Ilf the Athletics, 26 pluy- used and to spare.
front
page
I
lie
ilei
oration
gun
near this city comprises over twenty
On tl»e center t|ie allies. It is said, reported
ers are entitled to divide the loser's
sis
led
of
a
view
taken
on
the
heuutlIt is said that Florida sends more
thousand acres of lumi and has reCraonnc, while a German offensive
end,
each would give each Muckmnn money out of the state for poultry
cently been stacked with, some fine ful W ckiva river. T h e scene is picA dispatch from Rome says fire in
have advanced in the direction of
The News
the Austro Hungarian arsenal at $2 ,0 1 1 .6 8 , on a share and share alike and eggs than the citrus fruit crop
I bulls and high grade cattle, sheep turesque ami inviting.
movement to the north id Faint Die
Players oT neither club have amounts to unnually.
If that even
Trieste virtually destroyed a dread basis.
and hogs and in a few ycura will he says that this is a place that particu has definitely been checked
been, as vet. notified of the division approaches the fart«, it is u solemn
a source of revenue to the owners, larly appeals to sportsmen and it is
nought
and
damaged
m
tnr|M-dn
Trie reports and claims regarding
Thu players receive reproach on the slate and the intelli
the
Wekitu
hua I ili
S e v e r a l w o r k m e n o| the money
ill of »horn ure Snnford residents certain that where
th> sit lint loll hi l he eastern t heu ter
|
i
ss
money
than
h a s . fallen to their gence of the people
Florida could
suspecti *i
I la : it- mi ha v e hi «•II
. Espcrts here from the big packing Dow« near Sanford the fishing muld are as conflicting as hi-fore
lot
since
I
lie
series
of 1 •»10
arrested
he the largest poultry producing
bouses. who are buying all the Flor not he unv better
A dispatch [rmii IVtrogmd -ays
I
slate hi tiie l mon
We could ul less
ida rattle the\ call get ure- of the
t*. \u-tru Gerin.il. ir-wy w.i ■.un ; |i,,,.;,
r. r* living t 1 e
ici - I
expense
far
surpass
Iowa
in this re
opinion that the Florida entile fed I
| pl e t e l y d e p u t e d
W e d n e s d a y III l h * ' i utle|lt in
•>' 'la- lielllgl reflj.*
( * •>1.!spect
We buy corn and hay from
on velvet lien ns. Ithmies grass, .lap j
I m ighhorhood of Warusw, Pul i ml. i , r;l , , f orlili
moil g the Russia IIS
northern state*
We raise two crops
anw cane und the native grass or |
I suffering etiornioils In* as III .a *';.il
,„,| \ ^
I
.1 Mll't V •fit*
my of the many different kinds of
P
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on‘‘
I« twenty r r o ,« of
lies and prisoners
11„. ( rinati forces while the B r it
P lJll
f l 1 / i l l v 1 I I 1 i l U I Day. certainly in some parts of the
(red that aliioiiid in Flortiia aril far
A wireless message from Berlin ish are I'urrvmg medical expert* to
•tate, every y,-ur
This I* money
auperior to the western rattlo that W O R L D
MAY L O O K
HERE
|1
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1. 0 , |„lt .
. , 1 I,..1(1.. . il
Ffum ••
• w. r o vaino.* ff!I
lira
w
n
aw
a
y
art only fat ut certain times of tin
•• • g
ti n
Hrit'-I
a n d $">,110(1 U T K O I ’ K H T .D I1Y T H E
I <id.l \ I I at I III' I.a t t i c III t t.e r e p o r t e d
FOR T H E Fl Ï I R E S I I T I .Y
t I I ii
We Imy hotter and cheese from
year, while the Florida row ran get
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itch
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the
outside
We ought to In- big
O
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feed at si! seasons and plenty of
*hip|M-rs
of
butter
mid all dairy
water With the eradication of t he
ST R O Y T H IS PLANT
In a short while now at I fa- out
products
instead
.OatxoTisbursi’ -*
cattle tick there 1« nothing to annoy side tmt inure t ha n a J> vv .ear*
I a ng r i g a i m n a l ( hurt It
M e t Ini ili *l t h u r r h
Florida get« in nddfltorial $5 0011 other - l a p *
the Florida row and all that she t (TV cou uf-, i a - 1.,. ,-t >d , t Ml Ivi
Ses»
III » ill hi l
.11 I
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onr ! . -T ••Ill
____ I n_ 1 li* jbriUtlitàfiM aliwiti it tu t»-« river*
If Florida worrid' m y s tii1 -»f»o «^v
Bred« to do t- to eat and he eaten tl.ua—«ud ..wiv * ,i in pia e laro
•T i w h •*! »S
V
u ll.e M
I t.a.1 liurx. tuft**rr«-Hie rrudicntion at honn tli.il «ire »e<ii.vn^»aiet3W6T‘
I I. at. t
I li.-.il tl. h i
ready wmh t ii. .t irimi 1 1., n n* f. . . . Ol i ni ! h* »r (alti.
,
ii va i I nt h* if. lliindii waters,
-tate, .tnnu.iilv for *ui ti thing* ns
.»va 1 Haitian* Farmed
•
. will la- t ' e - t t
>
1
<'
rin
I lie <,■t T.-iP t In■r '••« ml AVj|* w* ll
clearilig t III- l.iliii III lune Irei* .Hot
Major*
W
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l
l.adue
,d
tin
engin
lia
-e. Il winild lie t Ile most prie*
Article, at incorptirajiuii hu\c up- Si lllllp.lge
-I
r for
111. t il. .Olili a» i I Ioni a 1 1- lidi d 11 ■I # * • f , mf •• wa** 4 t|thu i
f
•i- r 11. g «••, ■- 1 • • -lait liai t la |n;r n il* . 1,11 g |t, I * . I Tuni
feared tu The Urr.O il'for the San
salid ai re. II* •icari d l i it
.. •t . i tor .i ..I !.. f .....
w .1 T« h lot
i n.P- r
I idn.iti g Ima t * 'and ma
W i»y wonldn t il ta- a good idea
ford Company, nfj^nizril finder the of •a m p li or t ri -j- vi ili I •gì i
«■ pa-'or t Il ll-iit li, I II
III " • •(,-<• • : 1 1 . \Y• Vi .ititi pl.m lu t.llli l-l
■
lu tu r v ire set ured and t lia- depart fur tin* newspaper* and t lu hoards of
la » * iff t himl.i tor tile purposes as
story gin** in ( l.iy ritiiaity tl.it t In ■nun' ai.d tiri ng «1 Irti nd wtilt y «»u litis* '*t t lie ■•h i t ■h
1 fill-1 T l
r- '- J .' l 'L . U ac-L ' 1 . - - S . W
Àt» w
Um
u f f *Tl t t TT'
luted in the notice hut primarily wInde trnit ,.f |" uriti a. re- vidi aMi
I ., I
h .1 p.itrii •
gl
••»•MlUn
B. tl. <
d >„-Jç.U' "1
*
plaint*
i
onci-rning
tin*
pest
of
Floro
rg
an
ize
some
‘Tait's
Live
at
llotne'
for the piif|"*-i^ " i _ r ai.-jfili, ¿topping soliti a* pie.s| h|e he st UiTili d wIt li i a ni used in our ¡suuday school oppor
>1 reputation
inspira
Iler
nia
unterI
Clllh*
1
Suppose
there
wu*
such
a
marketing Florida fruits and
la I n it i vi ii in
phor tree*
tunity I* given to lit in any new titillai id d res*e* Ii i .
bills of two
iw* i luh iti every towt in Florida
Su|>H«u11 upon 11
Yfgetahjes
The company .is com
The reputi d •>« tu r* of t In •• m . .l-.i - l'i ii' —uM
I .list >i|lld.iy this ;ii! I ' . of t lie .
prur.i t<>d by a slight dl-talui- Und puM- that club* were working nil the
posed of W H ff
Ii. i he me* lor t •• u.i\ will he I lu- I
indu-try in t lay niuniy i* thè I lor w.i* dolle und new table* put in lor
! wi • h th. m .i ti t hl II,- fill • Ut tl tig tutu- tu keep ........
it i nine, in livi
Shilling. K K. Dickerson und l-euli
11 rot la r I .
III.
•el.-t |. I . , of t e ••»\ w
The r » i
uhi K a - n t i a l * * *iI < Mini'll i
it
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Shilling
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are finti n t : , , , , t
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them
in
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posi
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greti t
In uiii- year fur instance we could
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the <;,t ' • t . . . Hon
I la vi li g re
!..
..ml.
past it. I
-I
l I . r--y . r .1 r vice* a- usual >■ \l
Ia «t - it . t.i nt vi .1 1 1 .ii iht ii.itustry
he
living off the chickens and egg«
the
IUU.*S£»
III
crushed
the
Ktn-utn
frali) pur I,a.ed th
I t at i - *
pl i n e
will he pus lied aiitiig tin- must ag Sunday. Ill the-evening the s|H-eial, and oilier services.
hyacinths soon rot •completely und produced here. It doesn’t take long
nm Monroe they have entered Into
It I« oxpected that the largest a t
gressive lines and in u short while short sermon will he on " T h e Man
cease to propugutifor chickens to grow from lb« eggs
tnc life of the Florida grower with
the plantation will he producing with Nu I-in g unge hut a Cry,” with tendati'!* of tin- year will In- present
It doesn’t take long
Mitpir lanliic said that tin most to laying In-11s
(rest zest and expect to plant winter
service* Sunday
tin- following special music during **'
camphdr
from
the
halt
lung
of un egg to the
i lli'i tin - method ever i|e\|*i d for
Vffeubles this m-ukoii.
mu - ha * -. n 11 . 11.1 *
F
Military Prepared nr««
that service
.1«
wtr«i>ini:
Ii
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a*
i
nt
L
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;•
rhum
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prmlur’ti»n
"l
K w r y hack
They will make a valuable uildii t .1 M.ll wi-li iltla
In I'tinnerti'iii wilti tin. .ii>ii 111)11-1 | I'reludi
I nfold.
Portal*
(♦.tl
s|tfa>
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worn*
t
Lift
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n*irm
jM*uliry
farm.
lioti to the Celery Delta und The
camphor plantations ii , it- state t.uuiioil tu Fra tu e*
•pit.wall oil
instati.- rail n it her living
mp|i-le|y
.ind
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III
Herxld welcomes them to the S an
Il tipi 1*1 t liur i It * . , » 11, t
[military authorities who have had |organ
ford w-ction
•pin Wly l"it a it , iiiit.ilt'* d a 11 a r i* \p- tisi « li.iM in two !.', utilizing the
'1
tit
j *11
i
•
P,
war brought to their «t •• 1 Ii
ilre.ti
V■I I I II .nil tig '«till I ad'
«et,c a l I'.i-e, cattle Mllli-red from the li.ii k yard lor raising t hickens in
it h
.1 tut
I t-y the present ruU1l1.it III I irupc. . tiiar
1 he Midwinter f air
stead of allowing it tit' grow up in
9 to Primary Sunday *1 lumi at effects of eating the sprayed plants
believe that this may some day
In* annual midwinter (air is
l itfiTtnrv " C a s t Th y Borden upon I \i*t i : * homi-. 5in Park avenut
and after «nine dead cows wen- re wi-tds and grass
he held m Orlando from Frehruary men n the saving of the country tin I .lirai.
lait"« start n movement fur U
Mi** I.tifile Aspi It wall
•.♦..il* General Sunday »1 lumi in old ported to tin- department and irate
•f I» II.
*uys the Reporter-Star, Tin- camphor industry affords one of
" la - t ’s Live ut Home” club in Flor
I ' i i *l l u* l e, "M tirc h Pontificate,”
cattlemen
wunlcd
damages
for
kill
church.
¿tyi indo-Mion* point to splendid the t'kicntiala of high explosives. Gounod, on organ.
ing tlmir stock, congress forbade the ida, und set- what good we ran a c
II dd Preaching by the Pastor
Clhibits from each of tjie four roun- The world’s supply of sui h hns in
complis h
l.tiu Jr. H Y. P. 1' Mrs. Fdgur use of anything containing a poison
lir* which participated last y e a r — the past been secured from the island
The First Song
ous stilista lice, und the hyacinth for
Bigger«, limiter
Orxnge, Seminole, Osceola und Vo- of Formosa, a possession of Japan
M usic.il
years ran riot it? the streams
All
6
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In
Sr.
B
Y
P
U.
Miss
t'luru
A novel plan hus Jieen decided
**!*■ The Rgfiorter-Star adds that It is believed that in n few years this
kinds
of
additions
were
made
to
the
The young ladies of the M ethod
Mille
president.
•w ftir grounds ure being put in country will not he dependent upon upon fnr the selection of the first
spraying subitanee to make it n-|n-|. ist church will give a musical n t the
7
I"
Preaching,
subject
"The
Btg
sung
to
In'
*ung
in
the
New
Baptist
Sne condition and that the race any other foreign nation for its sup
hint to catt|e, both in taste and in residence of Mrs. L. It. Fhiliii* F ri
Temple
Oe next Sunday votes will Feusrt
Irtck will Im- given u new coating of ply uf na^iuilior.
stni'll. und though one mixture was day evening at 8 o’clock.
You are always welcome
he made by aII present at each iW-rF*ed in Celluloid Industry
d*> and every detail completed to
found whlrh kr|*t the mixture off for
GKO KG K II i MAN.
Program:
¡wjke the event a hlg success.
Most of the camphor gathered vin- giung the name of the song.
three days, it was dangerous to eat
Pastor
The
song
receiving
Die
most
votes
Instrumental
Duet
ouunds of people, not only rep- from the plantations of Florida is
even after that time, so this prepara
will
he
used
first
und
the
four
next
Miss
Davi*
and
Miss Lucca ( ’ hnpjMill
iMcnting the four counties mention- used in the celluloid industry
It 1»
The Btg Feast
tion could not lie Used
Vocal
Solo
Miss (,’arrio
f . hut including - many frdm all said that several big badge and I highest will hi- used in the first se r
All 'hi- chair space in the Baptist
Major lutduc said that the St Itcuding
The lirst service will he on
Gladys
Morris
]>»rti of t h,. United States, will visit button houses of th*- country are in vice
chur> I was in us- last Sunday even Johns und its tributaries have been
Violin Solo
Eleanor Herring
f indo during the fair a n d ’the .won- terested in the plantations already Sunday morning, Nuv. 22nd, from ing und some dozen or more people
remarkably free from hyacinths the Mixed (Quartet
Beginning that day
exhibit* will be seen and nd hearing the product. The quality is 6 : 1 0 to 7:00.
on the outside of the building
The past year, alni it P< causing some
will
I«run
series
of
special
services.
Piano Solo
Mrs. Preston
• " f « by a multitude.
as high ns that of Formosa and it i*
building com m ittee of the church t* wonderment among those who know
Rev F II Wutkins, pastor of the
Vocal
Solo
Mrs. Met tinger
snid thnt the camphor tree thrives
rushing the work on the New Temple the amazing propagating rupurity of
T a tier nude B aptist Church of V a l
Mrs. Mnxwell
on Florida soil.
When the crop of
in order to he uhle to acrofnmoilate the plant. It is suggested by some Reading
dosta. (itw. has been engnged to c o n
Piano
Solo
...................
Miss Davis
leaves from which the product is dis*
the people.
men thut there have been consumed Ladies’ T r i o ........................ . _.......................
duct these service*.
tilled, is c q t from the trees, it seems
Mr. H ym an , the pastor,
will certain elements in tlie water* whit’h
Mrs. Powers
to givo oven added vitality to the
preach next Sunday night on “ The favored the growth, while others be Piano Solo
The Crrillnn Music Club
Piano
Solo
Mrs. T o lar
tree, it is said, and thnt there is an
Big Fi-ast.” The ushers will do tlu-ir
The ( ’ecilian Music Club met in best to give you a comfortable seat. lieve that lack of the usual abundant Mixed ( ju u r t e t . . . . ..................................
over increasing amount to Ik- gath
Punch will he jiervcd during the
the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. M u n Special chorus singing and preaching ruins for the past two or more years
ered from year to year.
is responsible
All are surmises, how evening.
son
Saturday
nfternoon.
The
club
I r Government Interested
to help us live every dfky happy und ever, blit tho one thing —that is,
wus called to order by the president righteous.
A silver offoring will he taken nt
There
is
a
story
in
C
lay
county
P» Yowcll & Co.
that whereas in years Indoro tho St. the door. Benefit of the New M eth
and the following miscellaneous pro
th at the United States government
Johns itself was often a great green odist Church.
gram was rendered:
Ret iirat page m ention as
Jacksonville could buffd n lug
has already se.nt an exfiert to Flor
meadow-like expanse of hyacinths.
March Fnglcmun rottoti plant and give employment
ida, who made a careful study uf Duet. Inereuna
the largest ad vertisers in
it is Mi» IJ II 11*4Ull 1 fnr Ulte tl» Im
allM’'-' year to live thousand pcopliAnna Mason and Mrs. Munson
••y*ters .ir*- •inning n.tu th « m ar
the progress being made in the in
today’* issue. The* a d
t but It 411 t|M M comment
who
la
not
have
steady
employ
tih
iii
ket
ev.-ry day now front Turnbull
,
Morris
du'lr.v
It is not known whether or In the Boat
ull
tinyear
She
could
build
Up
u
e
w
i-•
11
*t
»M
il*
4
)
f
Bay
and they art- very fine
There
the
«tate.
I
im
U
vertisement m ay be found
ili-lcn'
Terwilliger
not this representative had any coin
lug | * roll and a lug munufui t tiring c u r. has not been so fortunati-, for j has been ju»t j-nnugh fresh "water
mission
other
than
being
un
agent
on Page.8,
I tm t. March Mililuire
Koeltin
busillis» th a t would he worth
un
coming into the hay from Spruce
of the agricultural department.
It
Margaret Davis und Julia laiing
from the Withluroochcc river cornea
immense
aum
to
the
city.
Why
talk
Creek to mnke them fat. Tho oys
is claimed th a t the representative Variations of D ix ie ............... Goldcrjt
of factories for which we would hnve,*De report that the hyacinths have ters from tht- cultivated In-ds are ex
S p e c ia l N o tic e
was much impressed, however, with
Kdna Williams
**
T o this water ceptionally fine this season. ~ Now
to go hundreds of miles for the raw closed the sternnt.
the manner in which the camphor Duet. Iris
. . . Pieronodd mutcruil, while the raw material for
Jhe Herald wili on each tree thrives in this state. Some au
course M ajor Ladue has sent men Smyrna Breeze.
Helen Peck and Mrs. Munson
mill is at our doors? This for exam ination and oh receipt of
»
------------ -----------------«,
, y «a« attention to thè thorities, it ia said, have even ven M inu et................................ . Paderewski atulkcotton
about low wages in cotton mills
Tru ck grower» M the Lake Worth
tured tho assertion th a t the produc
re’port, if it is us stated, the h y a
•^est advertisement in tion of cam phor will eventually take
Margaret Davis
ii making t h a t class of industry un
district ^ are planning to organize,,
. Grieg desirable, i* hunk.—‘ Florida Metrop cinth machine will he sent there to nml posslhly will pur in their own
tne current issue."
its place along the forefront of the T o Spring ......................... i
work.—- Titpe»* Union.
olis.
.
- V
• •
Lucca Chappell
1 packing plant.
state's crops.
FLORIDA CATTLE ✓
ARE THE BEST
^
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
FLORIDIANS CAN
LIVE AT HOME
pa that:,'Z.
CAMPHOR FARMS
GREAT FOR FLA.
-r» r s
ADDITIONAL MONEY
The Largest
Advertisement
Today
. i " • .e
• !.. . •.
■‘m
�section has been equipped with m o - 1 an accident Wednesday night. T h e '
to/
expense of gasoline lamp caught xn fire. He
tor power at the j>ersonal
jioraonal oxpens'
t|n> section bo**, Geo, Garwood
went to put it out and the gasoline
's p i l t on his arm and caught fire,
which caused him a very painful
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM C O RRESPO N
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D EN TS— EVEN TS O F SEM IN O LE COUNTY— EFFICIEN T
D. H. C . Rabun is -busy getting
• R EPO RTERS COVER TER R ITO R Y FOR HERALD
Mr». Alonso Boyal an d , daughter, his lettuce set out in the field this
week.
Miss Lucile, Mrs. Hngun and baby,
George Sm ith is seen on the street
and Mr. Bose m otored over to
l]e n jo y e d the m erry crowd itero*« the
Monday mornings.
He takes his
Fusti» Wednesday
GENEVA HEMS
lake tins week.
Mr. and Mrs. C.
Webb and hi» sinter, Bessie into Sanford on
L eo Rehbirttlnr, one of our h u s t
daughter. Miss Leola of Fort Flor Mondays to school.
Mr. and Mrs. Moody are pleasant ling merchants has oysters for sale ida visited Mrs. M. A. McClarley
M r v Rabun called on Mrs. Smith
ly situated nt the Patterson house every week end and they aro fine. last week.
a t Paolu Friday.
More im provem ents are being
on Second street.
Alfred King is busy these dnys
Mrs. B. If. Hagan l e f t on Thurs
Mr. and Mrs. Flamming of Bolti- made on the Geneva House getting day for a visit with relatives in d iM in* “ >'d marketing his nice crop
more, Md., are visiting their friends, ready for the winter patronuge.
Sav an n ah .
; ° I »»'««t potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. CurJett.
T h e citizens of Geneva had an in
Mr.
Roy Wolford
motored to*
Supt. A. F. Hell says he wants tp
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward worth dignation meeting Tuesday nigh t, Sorrento Friday.
’
! fin is h 'u p his work on tills side of
are being pleasantly greeted by as the result of the Fast Coast R a il
Mr. W arren Royal nnd son. Char- town
three weeks and got
friends in Geneva.
Mr. Wardwortii road advancing the freight rates to lie went to Kustis S a tu rd n y .
to work on the Sanford-Orlnndo
has again been chosen foreman of an enormous price.
A represen ta
Mr. Gaines of Seneca was a busi road.
Chase's parking house, where tor two tiv e of a steam boat company in ness caller one day la s t week.
Lloyd Jin kin s is in the store for a
previous years he has given entire J a c k s o n v il le was in Geneva and
few days with Mr. Booth.
Mr. B arn ey Douglass of Monroe
satisfaction.
We wejj^me Mr. Booth and his
promised good, chenper
.Mr. GilmorV and young-grandson,
TiifcrW tas^D kM irtt tu-tn n - mt r t s t r We
<fj_
Mcijle Douglas have returned from
T'Mfrhirn well in their new business
«n s
Messrs. Rose, Hagirtl and Sehoelengthy trip to Texas anti Arkansas. b o ats nt least twelve months.: A
of store keeping.
mnn a're In Tavarcx " c o u r t i n g " this
•c*
Mr. Gllmofe seems much improved paper to this effec t wax. d t c u l a t c d ■
week;
in health!
; W|
find hv. tv m a n _who was' asked
Mr. T . J . Wilson, S r ., accompan
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adams saTletT signed it. J . T . .M c L a i n went b e
CIIULlJOTA SNAPSHOTS
ied by M r. Reuben Register spent
from Buffalo last Satu rd ay for Bal fore the railroad officials at S t. Au
a few dnys in Sanford last week.
timore and will arrive in Geneva gustine and presented the m a t te r .
Messrs. James a n d . H arry Davis
W hat beautiful* weather we are
this .week.
T h e officials asked for time, so a few
of Crowi'a Bluff-worts irr Cassia sev having now.
We think the rainy
The meetings at the Methodist days were granted them.
At this
eral dnys looking a f t e r the interest season s over for this year.
church continued only n few days writing their nnswer has not been
of their farm.
Oranges itnd grapefruit are color
owing to the illnesa of the pastor, received. . Wtyle Geneva is a sm all
in
g
up nicely and nre very Itwee t to
Rev. Hope.
*
place there are a b o u t 70,000 b oxes
the taste.
* Mr*. J . V. Wick* visited Orlando of fruit shipped from here each s e a
G. M. Ja c o b s and J . A. Prevatt
10NGW00D
one day Inst week.
son, besides other things; accord ing
have
returned home from a two i
C. A. Uaulerson and M. E. Dooley ly a great am ou nt of guano com es
weeks'
trip in the cattle regions. J
have been busy recently trying to ¡ n
The advance in freight rates is
Mr. E . W. Henrk of Plainfield, T h e y gathered nnd shipped a bunt ,
collect the balance of the money the last straw with our ci lire ns, who N. J . , arrived at th e Longwood
fifteen ears of cattle.
*
promised for the new road.
can .avail them selves of the good Hotel F rid ay night, a f t e r an absence
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
C.
.Jacobs
and
Miss Ruth Proetor has arrived water route nt their command. T h e
.
.
•*
i
of nineteen years
Mr. He nek is a children left Monday (or the East
home from a month's visit lo rein- citizens are im p atien tly aw aiting |ar(j 0 properl
•rtj^ owner in^ Longwood, (' o a * t for an extended stay, hoping
lives in Fort Iju d e r d a le .
the railroad’s decision.
having built tlie town ab ou t
forty th a t th e -« a it breezes will improve
Miss Addie Gresham left Sunday
M r. and Mrs. Woolsio and fhil» years ago.
He uDo b u ilt the first M rs. Jacobs' broken health.
to take chnrgc of her school a t Cur dren visited their relatives, Mr. an d railroad between S a n fo r d nnd Or
Henry F u tch and family Ivft Inst
rie vilie, near Lako P ickett,
Mra. Aubrey M o ran last Sunday.
lando an d was its firAt president. It Th u rsd ay for C ity Point to m ale
There has been a .B ib le study - If. H. Pattishall is making more wns known as 4the S o u t h Florida
t h a t place their future home.
We
class organised in Geneva which will im provem ents in his already nice Railroad.
Mr. ITcrick returned to wish them well in the new place.
meet in the town hall on Sunday store.
New Je r s e y on the ea rly train Sun
Mrs. M N l-ew of Orlando is
afternoons.
day morning, promising his many vi«iting friends in Chuluotn this
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambliss are
old friends that he would return ami week
home again after a two weeks' visit
make Longwood In« futu re winter
Mr» 1, B Collins anil daughter.
to their daughter on l.nke Okeecho
home.
"Serv-us Pure Fond Prod
Miss Kthel are visiting about their
bee.
uct» at Uehbinder’s.
Save
Mr. F. H. Kami anil family has old home in A tlanta for a few weeks.
the Coupons."
2-tf
A good portion of G eneva's ritJ- »
returned after two m onth« spent on
Mrs. <), A.
Merry wether and
xens are now across .L a k e Harney »
Lqokmtt Mountain, T e n n
daughter. Mrs !i it Bolierts »pent
•** ♦ •
at tlie D e lk place, packing the lineMrs. C . W, Fntzm inger has gone M onday in Oviedo.
grapefruit for which th a t place is-i
to Sanford for the w inter to phi re
Mr» M K. larotis. Mr s .1 Tilden
noted A hoarding house has been
tier, tin lighter. Mr*-» M aud in tin Ja c o b s . Miss Sinliu B la c k b u r n _ an
PAOLA POINIS
opened there and between twenty
high school
t
George Long all attended church at
and thirty (leople are »laying at it.
The Longwood school opened with Lockwood Sunday
Mis* Kliznlwth Stones of Oviedo
k ND. ami Mrs. George Jacob» «petit
Mrs. Fred Cooper of t ' malilla has Miss Crawford of Orlando as prin
has tieen chosen as one of ^he teach recently visited her mother in law, cipal. Mi«« Waits assistan t
Snturday and Sun dii y visitine (he
er» of tile Geneva school, and is h o w Mrs, Jam es al S y lv a n Lake
A dance wilt lie given 111 I tie large la tte r's hrnther. A. F T m k r r al
" a t hom e" at Mrs. 11 Y T a rb e iV
Mrs ( ’„ A. Fox lia» tie*-n very dining room of the Longwood Hotel C tirisi riiu An enjoyab le tish fry
given at
ri0 ,)r<ly ill. but
D ie friend» and neighbor» of lì li
now better and Tuesday night On
j m i i lur the
Lake Harney last Satu rd ay night Ml|| improving.
J a c o b * jveitt in to beip lutti re ment
benefit *d t he Longwood Library
, iii^tumor ui Mr. nnd Mrs. Flemming
C. A. Fox. Jr., of Charlotte, N. C .
An en tertain merit will lie
given ii« r in» hi ri li dn.v Su tuia y e ve ni ri g
Osrar Nicholson of D aytona Beach hu« been Itere Ote past week on lit' l the t e-v library hoildii g I riday Urno-t t li,, entire neighborlidod was
was slinking hands with friends in einint of die entieitl tinnii t ion of ni gin.
r tu re bolli old and y oung.
The
lb
■J tr it f.
benefit
Geneva this week.
evening was *■pent in singing und
bis mother, but ha« now returned the library.
The Longwood C«i»h Store nmL ^1«>'•»>« " " I in-trum ent .l rnu«ie and
Friends of Mrs. Hilly G ra n t and to his home. •
Allen’s
general store are to he compleasant visiting. All left as having
o f - L o t s G rant wrlf "tie pleasgjl IP;
Mr. and Mrs. T K. W♦!«*«, viiur
know th a t they are both consider-j wero j n New Y o rk were hurriedly plimented oil thrir splendid delivery en jo y e d the pleasant evening ami
wi-bing Friend Georg marly pleas*
ably improved and hope soon to he recalled by the illness of Mrs. WÜ- system, giving their patron» fervici«
out.
.
son'» mother.
.
equal to town» tin size of Sanford »«« r. tini».
Mr ani Mr« Itranmm of PalntT. W. Geiger has been strk several
p
\\\ Brown has returned to and Orlando
ka h alt nitived nil! t,i mi r vlllagi
days. His friend» hope* for hi* early ( t,(. •’T u rtle s " n ft-r «pending a long
The t
ph- «1 I-' ,\¡ woitd a ri
Mr 11 r nri'in tui- i iiargi- uf l In- r.ul
W
Kn'.,
r
recovery.
nn d pleasant sum m er with relatives grateful i " Mr <
fund iitll'i' t »■r.
\t •• gladly wider,III.*
b
■iiforin«
it
V John Huddleston t« home (or a in Wisconsin.
h,r the passenger j
t tn*IMr
tan»
inniger
couple of months from Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. B uchanan en joyed end of th e depot.
T h e Woman's Missionary Society
having unloaded.three car» of crush
D. C., where he is employed as p ri-ith e Geo. 11. Fernald memorial con
held its regular monthly session at
ed
rock
a
t
his
own'expense.
cert
.la
s
t
week,
an
d
were
surprised
vate serre ta ry of fila uncle’, Senator
Miss Jew e l Dinkle left for Orlando the home nf Mrs. F. M. Story lust
nt the fine rendition of the program.
Fletcher.
Mr«. N. C. Jacobs,
to attend the
Catholic Frid ay night.
T h e hand rar on the Leeshurg Monday
’ Mr. and Mrs. Fern T a rlic i have
president,
md
being
present, Vico
school.
The Longwoml ilutr-J will formally President Mr» G <■ Jacobs led the
We had an interesting
^
^ ^ i i
♦
open Nov. 1 st, Mr *W C Duvet of me.’ting
lesson on how the young are taught
1 Clnstuntim*, Mich., as manager
in different countries and an effort
1
♦
t>> arouse interest in mission schools.
X
We are pleased to see from time to
MOORE’S SI AI ION
time that interest among our young
♦
X
fojkri growing stringer and pur finanRev. A rth ur S. I’ack » » . out from cilfY r(, , u|tg Bfe Krowing „ c*cordingly.
iown S u n d ay and preached an in Following our study and devotional
<♦>
teresting fieacp sermon, as wc had program wc spend n social hour with
f a ' An enlarged force of comjHiteiit, exp erien ced , bond- ♦ no preacher on the day set apart, our hostess, During this hour the
ed salesm en th rou gh ou t th e U nited S ta te s and ♦ by the President. Rev. B artlett of hostess' daughters, Misses Mollle
Enterprise will lie here to preach and Angie served refreshing cake and
next Su n d ay morning, aftern oon and lemonade, and Mr. M. L. Long
A
C an ad a,
eveningplayed several pretty piece» on rids
2 P u rch asin g cu sto m ers in all c a r lo t m ark ets, •
Mrs. T h o s . Dunlap was out from b a n jo and sang some interesting
<$>
town last week visiting the Long songs.
All expressed themselves a»
y
An experience exten din g o v e r a period of th irty ♦ family.
j having spent a very happy timo
h a *laful
j a|u, a„ d
i( , ro to mt>et with Mr„.
♦
Mr. .B rice of Geneva avenue —
___
y e a rs,
♦
been
quite
ill
»everal
d
ays
from
it
|
y
t
o
r
j
,
0
ftc
n.
Y
spider bite.
♦
All enable C hase & C o. to give th e F lo rid a growers X
J . C. V aughn of C elery avenue
of fruits and vegetab les serv ice w hich is un
was very ill last week.
Dr». Neal
equalled.
and Puieston in attendance.
W. H. Squires of C am eron avenue
Y
♦
is recovering from n serious illness We can fill your order immediately
I t is "s e r v ic e " an d "re s u lt* ” w hich have cau sed the ' Y
for new crop of all varieties of •
volum e of C h ase & C o 's, business to .in c re a s e ♦ from liver trouble.
A fnm ily
from N cw nrk
New
each y ear un til they are to d a y the la rg e s t and <+>
Jersey h av e moved Intg, the house
stro n g est independent sh ip p ers of F lo r id a pro- ♦
opposite J . W. Sipes.
ONION SETS, TURNIP SEED ,
d u cts, with business still grow ing.
•
— ■J- vX
¿to.
Mr. and "Mrs. I. D! Hurt are'hulUK CABBAGE, SEED OATS, RYE,
ittg n residence on the e a s t side of
ETC ., ETC.
Beck H am m ock store.
A gang 'o f workmen a re working Complete stock of garden and
on
Celery avenue, trying to put it in field seedx, poultry feed and sup
Our local rep resen tatives will be glad to exp lain oui*
better
»hapo for travel untlFYho time
sy stem , w hich in ad d ition to h ighest average
plies, incubators, etc. „
comes for th e brick road t o he laid.
n e t results, m ean s— prom pt and full re tu rn s .
Two of F . F. Dutton’s a u to truck*
nnd private auto are used to carry
tho school children to tow’n.
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needs a tonic to help her over the hard places.
When that time comes to youp<you know what tonic
to take— Cardui, the woman’s tonic. Cardui is com
posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act
gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs,
and helps build them back to strength ami health.
It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak,
ailing women in its past half century of wonderful
success, and it will do the same lor you.
You can’t make a mistake in taking
:
r v
The Woman’s Tonic
Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. N o. 4, Alma, Ark.,
says: “1 tijlnk Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth,
for women. Before I began to take Cardui, 1 was
so weak and nervous, and. had such awful dizzy
spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well ami
as strong as 1 ever did, and can cat most anything.”
Begin taking Cardui today. Sold by all dealers.
X
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Has Helped Thousands.
M
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BERMUDAONIONSEED
W E SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS I
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Weekly Price List on Poullry Feed, elc
WEST SIDE ITEMS
Mr. Jo « Cameron and his brother
from Moore'a Station w e r e * o u t on
the West Sldo Sunday and T q cid ay .
Th ey wero a t the c o n v ic t ’camp
Tuesday.
' Mr. Jo h m tlo
Booth
happened
o
ii CHEAP for CASH
Two Orange. Groves with {‘
the crop on them, or with
out the Crop.
Oldest Established and Largest'*
Seed House in Florida
E. A.MARTINSEEDCO. '
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�A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
13EING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
— UP TO IMTF
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,•
Tor this Column Should ho Marked “Society Kdiior", or
Phoned lo Mrs. It. A. Torheun. 1’linne 20.1
tempting Ri*
course dihnpr was
served. The table was very dainty
and attractiv e with beautiful linen,
silver and cut gln»N, ren terru by a
vase of pink rosea.
T h e dinner
HV IU IIK AI.I.V N
I’uests were Dr. and Mrs Puleaton.
Mr and Mrs tiro |i 111 shop and
Ther. i' |>erhaps in no ruujitr) u
Mr l.oyd. Coming in later for the
^ type of journaliiit that duplicates the
»Innring i\ere Mr uml Mrs It.
Ii) hit
Newman, Mr and Mrs. W. E. W at American country editor.
country on earth is there such a big
son.
percentage of newspa|ier readers .as
there is on thi* American continent'
/*» r-on «»/ .11 hI in o
\jr and M.rs \\ E. Watson have \ ice President Marshall. sfieiiking
moved into their rosy little home on lo the i iorida editors at Fort Myers
pourth street and are now keeping recently spoke the exact truth when
he said the small town editor who
house for thenutclvgsevery week through his columns
wielded
Mra. .1. It. ’ Ferguson has been spoke to his home folks,
THE COUNTRY EDITOR
QOHT-TAKE[HANCE5
Don’t play with serious mutters—
don’t VOl» carry- your own Insurance
against
F ! RE
for you'll ¡Snd the money wanting when
the FI HE has wiped out your property
Have out strong, reliable company
carry your risk— and b e on the safe side.
Keasonuble rates-’
I
of the highest forms of music. so
“ At H « m /
Unusually interesting was the “ a t . really it is an •dm annual (oree, for
home" given by Mrs. J , F. H ooleh an d t puts before (lie people sometimes
Wednesday evening.
The
rolors musically unlettered,
the
choral
njak and white weep ft rjipU cully car- works of tin* masters^
Many wiio
jicd nat^’ther'houko tiding U.protuaion J m v n.-wU—Lad the opportunities or
0f pink and white rose»:— T h e lawn - a d t .l 'H f .t t T * t * ’' i ' 'm im m l education
»is lit with Japanese lanterns and it have learned through th e choral sQ; called to O tter Creek because of the thp
influence of any class of
»su a scene of glorious splendor. d o ty , either ns singer nr listener, to jllncss of her daughter, Mrs. Ord- m e" ,n " ur rou n tr>
rheodore Roosevelt was quirk to
Sherbet. ice cream and cake were discriminate h.-tween the meri-triappreciate
this vThen hr
sued
lUimt.
an
d
that
which
is
gigod.
t
n
ily^.
.
wrvfd in dainty style a t . WuttLÜÉiifci
P o w er B e h in d t h e B o a t
Forreat
Gatchel
mi,ltrr
Mi'
higan-editor
lor
libel
whp
no
mean
'knowledge
Verily,
a
M
r
while the'punch bowl was the coaler
and
Mr«
Choral Clul. is ¡1 i n d ie n t i , if p r o p e r ^ rvtur'ned‘ homo Wednesday evening ’’j“ 1
of attraction the entire evening.
him of the liquor^habit.
Here is n complete outfit you cm cirry.with you anywhere.
tgvd-and gm.lî-.V m the com- after a delightful visit to- the moun- 110 .*ouJli »-nPt: the rase right, IjmnThe hostess was beautifully gown ly mariagvd-and
ed, in white point do spra over white m unity in which u bus it«-home, and tains of Nort I n f
dVtiTe
y p ^ ñ r A O l e r í a n • I • ^ w r ^ r f f T ^ f f l O t y a n C f T T A t Cl-"
typified',
the best
best itype
xilk. "Mies M a r io - black was lovely^ a benefit which cannot be over
1 to 9 mites an hour. Un
citizen,
and
it
was
u case that was
la a gown of luce. Mrs. II, S. Alex estim ated . A long life a ml a pros
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp ar
lake,
bay or river you have
ander wore white voile with oriental perous otie to every body of singers rived in Hanford Wednesday und will threshed out man to man.
a
power
boat for commerce
No town assumes to be, a towh
l»ce and green velvet, Mrs. M. in our country,
1« the guests of Mr. a n d Mrs.
or
pleasure
and yquritivcstwithout its locai editor, and the ad
«¿-By Harvey B. Gaul from " T h e Deane T u rn er for several days.
Gtrdner was charming in white
ment
is
extremely
small.
vancement of the community de
chiffon over net.
Mrs. Annn How- T f t u i k ’ *
>rd wore, .blue crepe with cream
extent on
^ Mrs. W. li. Tiblmls, J r ., left on ^ nd* ' 0 “ « " ' ^ e r a b l c
trimming* and Miss Frankie Howard
A a no tot rr merit*
Wednesday for her new home at thn ,m'*<liu,n *» develops for the disp A W
you-buy must Inur (lie
VJ5 Jovely In pink silk and binc\i
T h e Music Department of t he O nt, when» Mr. Tilihala is -in b u ¿ i- !CUMÍon ,,f a fí* 'T* rf' l,lli,,R t0 lho wel*
•*
w
/
»*
O.
K. that ntvcs you
fare
of
In*
town.
vlivid.
Miss Maty Gardner wore ¡ W om an's Club will hold its tlrrft fuH ess for hi itiseli.
R
O
A
T
c
o
n
fid e n ce . F e rro
T
h
e
ideal
country
editor
must
white rrepc> de chine over satin. Mrs meeting * t
the
Congregational
*
tnoUAs may justiy
therefore know ami understand the
W. H Hynes wore a lovely gowa of church Saturday 1 afternoon at :l
Mrs. J , K. Baker of.S araso ta is the
M O T O R ' c la im th is c o n f id e n c e
pink crepe over satin, with over- 1 o'clock.
For special reasons the guest of lier sister. Mrs. Went on lives and motives of every type of
iu v / t v s A i •because they have
fiersnn
in
his
community
H»'
must
dress of shadow lace trimmed in I year hook date of Oct 20 has horn Sanford Height«,
nil the grwxl |miiiis embodietT by
lie equ.illv attentivi- to t lie pout and
black velvet.
Mrs/ Joe Kernnndot changed to Ort 17
\ full attendexperienced experts
lowly
a*
to
i
lie
man
of
wealth
and
wore blue 'and pink char me use aure i* reqiifsted ii-H KuMiir-wH itf VX
Mr und Mr- W J Hill are exwho have built up
Other guests were Mr. and Mr*, (i treni»- importane»' will, ninir jH'ion* peded lióme tonight troni ii ri ex- i n t e l l c i
Ferro power anil repu
T ie
public service corporations,
. C. Follow*. Mr and Mrs. E. M thè depart rii»-nt
tended trip to the north, having
tation
.in \he engine
such as telephone companies, rail
Xhe Wc-lfare Department of thg been away since- July.
Howard, Mrs. Evans, Miss Mary
world.
roads. electric light and power com
Hoolthan, Mrs. W. U. Noell, Miss W om an ’s Citili arili meet ut thè
• The results you get are
panies. all need his inlluence wtu'n it
EHie Mae Howard; Messrs. G. E. l i b r a r y and Club rooins on <tnk
Mrs. W. I !. Peters and Mrs.
,due to a finished product.
comes
to
a
discussion
of
their
duty
Taratu*. R- S. Alexander, O. F. avcnuc, O d . 2l*t. Every member Deune Turner were among those go
T ry it your It]f—today!
Allen, John Kellerlials. Chus. E. of thè depart torni exfieeted tu he ing over to Orlando Wednesday for to tlie public, as invariably they rep
resent
a
local
monopoly,
and
are
mil
present
for
t
int
ra
risa
etimi
ut
mi
Robinson. Will Hooh'hun and J
the fall ofsMUiig ni Dickson ami
alway* too particular in fultilling
portoni business
Uoplehan
.
1 v«*s
their obligation^
Rarely, h*>w*-ver,
The evening was enjoyed by all
do tie
,,»tribute to hi* upkeep
The VOltllg bulle« i.f I tie Mei limi
present
\ rongi'tilal p.irl . "f ladle* going
4
1 t <-ii uri’ li »ili gl ve a mii'ical al thè over 10 Orlando Wi-diu-silit y were Tlli-y I a vi- goods to sell and i ould
roidenc»- o( Mr« I.
IC l’hilip* Mr* IV I, Thrasher, Mr* I-orn-st us»- In* advertising columns to ad
fh u rttl <'lull•
Imi usually neglei I to do
\ de I-ai.e. Mr*. W 17 Watson and Mr* v a n tile
There is perhaps no surer indica Fri day evening ut S o'clock
so
amt
i"'-' upon !u»u with a fiat
lightful
program
»t!l
tu
render«
1
tion of our musical progress her»- in
\ i* Coitprlly in tin- I brasher car.
running
.ur,
The real estate man expect
and
punch
«e^vi-d
yliruiigh
out
tiie
l
'
l
'
el
America than the work now being
Driving with Mr. Goo. I». Bishop
««iitor
to
go
into i-i-il a eie* over their
A1 slh-r
sirver ofTeriug »ill be in the Herndon car were
done by choral societies. T h a t the evening.
Mr*
Choral Club is a permanent instil u tjkell at I bi (loor fof I t 1 t.i tielil id Hi*)iop. Mr* H W lierndmi. Mrs every «« ui.it l..e'«t l lie quality* of
their Ia <tds out of purr unadulter
tion is assured, for one bn* only to ilu- liuilding tumi
f'lilestiili and Mr* New mah
ated
fiat Mutism, paying for the labor
look at tin- small cities, towns and
v
of
doing
so out uf in* own pocket
/liríhdtty l ‘n r‘ y
village* tu see a Tuesday C lub, or a
v Mr and Mr* .1 I,. Jen k in s mid
and
using
tu* fagged brain* for their
in bonór *<f Mu lifiti inri lula y of fami'y ini ve moved (ruin W est Fir«i
. Fortnightly Study Section in a (lour
hrnetit
wilinnil
a t lit) light of re
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ibeir
li»il<d.iugliier
i-'li
,’.u
la
1
b,
Mr
idling, condition, ready lo attempt
«Ircel and are located at M*ll pie live
imbur-ir g Intn or treating in* pm
lt I W lili.er • i.lertarned nue ¡rud ! turd «tri-eiií
any »ort of musical work
From tin« and Mr
GcnuTne T c n e r l f f e G r o w n B e r m u d a O n io n
duel a
a iuniimTcial proposition
a t'i,m i.ful lurtlidaN
fi.irlj
chosen IMl lid o f d i s c i p l e * g r o w « 1 hi- \\■1 ti
\111211toi.,i I I'eopli and k ve ni « on I’llg' ■'>
l,ny.il!> Ip- spend* lit* iiuuicy with
S e e d . N e w C r o p N o w R e a d y fo r D e l i v e r y
l’ wi-iity little
Choral Society
In truth We owe Monda, afternuoe
tile
honu
mrrrhntil
and
pleads
for
much to such organizations 11« the jieojile respmnled lo The llivitalimi»
While Bermuda
$2.2f>lb.
Cheiing out aU tyfu-writer ■4 on fiat rji>' i j Hi to tnune Industrie^ uliib^Culture C luIt" and simitar bodies The nflernoon Wil* «peni m playing
Ret! l i e r in min
2 . 0 0 lb.
pa fier
fte*t grade* only, at 2 Sr' the«*- -a me I luì if* t rii - »ill send to
l io* decora
for the advancement they
have gajiles ripian t in la»n
Crystal
)Wn*
Bermuda
.
4.50
Bi.
some big city lor tln-ir commercial
IJeraid Oflice.
gtmi to music in their native towns tiiiu* were prettily »"arrietj out in per dozen sheet*.
stationery
because
seine
«moot
I)
U7-tf
In one re*|>ect America may be lik yellow añil »hite and t he tilrthda-.
POSTPAID i
*
drummer sells tlu-in a tag order ut u
-ened to Union, for every fair sized cake » Itl; lt« Vello» nild wilite icilig
lower rost than tile local printer can
••M) tuto 'T is of T h e e ”
township or hamlet nowaday a in* and tive yellow canilles wa* t he ren
^
U) A ^
Mv auto 'tt* of thee, simrt <ul to produce similar gmii!* in «inali qunn
Tin' furor* were
tip Its choral union and oratorio ti-r of n 1 1raetmn
society.
1 blew a tin*
piifiping trirrt' i on * that allordcd {invert y oí tile«' 1 clin lit.
I u a l l y a tali i te d writer of expile
of
dough
on
you
iwo
year*
ago
mil'h
|i|ea«ure
and
a
mu*i-nn-nt
laek
Work* are received and requested
! •- ■■. in .
. d i i • ' ■ r '.
l.d no .1 on , ■111, refuse In go
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nowadays that a few- generation« o !:tntcr>. .
•i
.in .
... i
i t rougi, to » i , i,. i
igo
1
111■- uti if 1<■.>mi t•r*'
i ... i » . q
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l
(
oil wi re my to .
-I
hen*llili were t b, , 10 the average » .1 « 1 1 — •'
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i lo v eil I l.i .
■"dli-iet
I'nigruiits now feature gil',
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bll-l
1,1
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a
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t
he
h
a
b
i
t
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gaudy t.in-, I by line \\hile tir»-s mi
Elgar. t olemlge-Taylor.
l»> hussy
new. but now you ’re down an d out of i eing useful once formed, lie ucy
Iti us er l'urti)
and other who, not long ago, were
for
true in eVerv way. Ol tlu-e. old lept it till ns finn of the day’s work
Mr.
and
Mr*
B
W
Herndon
en
a*»y beyond the scope of th e ortlinwith a vi r . churmmg rattle box, ram e many hump* and i:n* 'tiifilainiiigly
*ry; auditor, not to mention ehoris- tertained
CHASE & COMPANY
THE DETACHABLE
Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co.
113 Oak Ave.
KILGORE SEED COMPANY
xxx:
:xxx;
Vlo*r
:xxx;
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H IL L L U M B E R
ter.
What a great mis-ion the dmu'-r
p rly.
Tin « ! v • ver ii.g.
choral club lias, 11« ,ntn - d .,bj<>t fittiti « e i l ti .■ti itili o
il. ..i
l 'fl Vt-rs »ere. laid |or ’i'*ie a> d
being tu give the ver\ l i s t 11 Ini one
Ile
' no. I - t ■ 1 in J gre vi'
Badly tiiv
lofi
lof o ll.i v (looping i.iijgl. il
fe- I - I 1 ‘ b'ir II I do Indie Ve
TI-.
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ll* 1Itohr breeze »lull g....!
p.•t1 1 4in«
ft * -n
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i lid
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NEW OPENING SHOE SALE
*/0 r. Palmetto Ave. & 1st. St., Sanford, Fla.
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Bargains in shoes that are seasonable
-m en’s, ladies’ and children’s shoes and
oxfords will be sold at a large reduction | A G o o d B a k e ry
as an advertising feature of my new lo -■
i. y™. 8.i..n.»cation. Come one, come all, and buy cl £
Unexpectedly
ftew pair of shoes in a new. store, and t Wcb,,ifwo" man>a
¿ et acquainted
with
*'
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P the
, I,cros
Mcdrcscuct
al wc
1
v v it-il
mi me rum
> n
v
v
L . H> F e te rs
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ESHC
.Corner Palmetto Ave. and First St.
v
>i<>ve made
iX i 1»* p—»
t
ill
tin-
ut - a l t r o d
S e w e r P ip e ,
Blinds,
Doors,
Lim e,
CO.
Sash
C em ent,
:xxx
an d
Tile,
Lath, S h i n g l e s , W i r e F e n c i n g ,
C o r r u g a t e d Iron
R o ofing
•*
. •
The Rest Metal Hun^lcs nt ^ ‘ .75 per square.
Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles front' $2.50 up.
Cypress Hoards for Hnals and Lumber of all Kinds
Columns and Newell Costs, Banisters, Novelfies.
th ese
HI
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l -y
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pr ic e s
st r ic t ly
c a sh
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ix x x z z z x s x n
W . J . TH IG PEN & C O M PA N Y
AGENTS
!
jQ en eral F ir e
in s u ra n c e
High society tv:'. I>* creile fieritonall, tie*. If a «tory In «no of Uni magazines j |
O l i l e * mrlth h o l d err nr a l e s t a t i : c o .
I» true.* At a dinner given lo th*>
fiiiimuii jilntdHt. 1 liizt. Ids tio*t. fount
l.iidolf. right In the mldif!” of ld*zfn
Sanford.
Florida
rui.*i exqulialte [duylng. v«'d tn « l»*uii
i-inei*. If anyone wi„h' . to lime »
,- tn«' of whtfit. there an laid'-« " >)• •
t + " f + o o o o o o + + o + + o o o o o + ' » ‘O o o - » - o o o o o o o 'M - o + o < f r o o o o + o o o o o o o o i
n iti'» r«K»m ’ " I.tsrt, *.iy* the narinlor.
cUifqied nhort. tmt a* no unc utovctl lio
Phone No. i 82 VMS A V l i m i ¥
104 F. Strte
' ccinsentod otnlnbly to reiualii at ilio
piano. T h e amount of win» that had
MAGAZINES
PERIODICALS
%
been consumed by Dirut'« host on till*
î * occBBlon Ih not Mrtt*Kl
Ice Cream • Soda Water
Conlectionery
Cif.ars and* Tobacco
Always Be Prepared?
J .
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DR. C; W. FAIN
D E N T IS T
M i l l e r ’ ?;
B a ke ry
O c t. 1 9 t h
nl l i r e d
a 1*1 i I
no»
i ..»-*<>Il twin-,
1
II)
I •..li
I lb'i niIlgg " it e e "
1 » »Miller . t, .
Hit. ’ <
*11V Him 1.. r na » l 111 grippi. Illy -for r II
I
plug tili "* the pi p ujid » eie is tlu ne. I
«Il
IO
ino have suffered chill*, ague and
I I mired dl«, endeavoring to pay my wIli
bill* «noe Ululi wert mine.
Gone I« Í..II
II
my I ;. Ill 'III! ki|» *No more 'tvvi c ’d
i iini.e !)■ cow. ns once before
’i . , 1. 1« light mi d ile »u n n i * p d y mi ii i for
•I 1 hail i)e> mon «o tielp me John III-’ erviee* in prufiortnin to their
he
a uien. I'd buy myself a cur U ;i.lo. v.il -•„“’ «WV gift'll he «UCC -il* «^—
J I
*
i'-thrrffthy^pel*
In«
im
■
y
*
buriinto
and «peed «omit more.
Ex. (
1 !s »«it.Ck* nml Id* newsjiaj i r «non
— —t— -rr'
btu ini'« i be joy mid pride of the
win
i-tumi rvijile
’ ’ ni i y sp
ul v " i '
11 *j lit r*.
edi' r is inn; •■> * ! « r i «i ¡ r* •t!.. i"i
|i
» e if :.re of i « i ' o >i. *1 », 11 > .i m I
ili- iiusliicB* interest* in it. mid busdIi
men wlio :lVe for t ut.u n- ettnilgl
io ’ ivi' li comi I -y editor of ¡it'll i ly1
and ilo not contribute llbiTnlly t<>
hi* 'ipkeep by purc)i:i*ing tii* good«
nre not
wise to their own weliirr*
nor do thoy poxse»« ih c kind ol antliition th a t build* mid elevate-!
\\ nut are you doing to lielp?
I
O ctober 19th , io
Saturday, O ctober 2 4 th
I«
Hi 1H .V» !.. H ake* a 1■* -1 v Vi
ut I"
P b
lilt I I
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nil''»*
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- It . id in pray 1 r Will ln-*da}
tig i. •ni g a i n a t . i t I l a - m l i t i n
■IUI i it 11« I ., - <i i*I ' t iif*
• lili these reasons and a liiouot berti lie liecomc* il mu II of
knowleitge unti inlluence. or
by tin- wayside n mentili 'ripfd e,
i'iioioiiiilly. h«wi ver. In- rises in
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>vonK ro n wiitTK r e o r t r only
J
PE O P LES BANK BUILDING
ROOM ‘J .
A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald
.
j
�ffAORFOUR
T H E B A N F O R P H ERALD
THf SANFORD IlfRALO
R. J. H O L L Y. Editor
W. M. HAYNES. Business Msnager
l\iL!U>«d Kvrry Tuaalijr i&d Friday
ÏÎM IE R A ID PRINTING COMPANY
hi in cili m i >n pmh :k . in aid an o :
UNK m «
»2-00
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Dfllwm) In iW Clt, br m w i >2 00 i» i r»w •«
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month.
P -ivm.n ta In i d i u n mu.t h* mari» al altier
t a l u n i aa •ecwnd-rlaaa mail m a t i n Auiu,l 22 n .l
1 0 0 8 . al tha Poatofflce a t Sanford. Horida.
ander A d of March 3rd. IS7B
Tricphon«s°. Mg
FLORIDA'S.
GROWIN(TT)AYS IN
EACHYEAR
UNEQUALED IN ANY
OTHER STATE IN THE
UNION
f
\^fHEN y ° u °Pen a n account with this bank, you
♦
are in good company^, for many of the representa
♦>
'♦>
tive citizens of this city and vicinity are depositors
♦
rs-JW
♦*»-----------^ ^ ¿K E O P L E S - BANK T )F SANFORD."1 ♦A )
worker than me,’ saya Japan, stanti- -faettnrm wttt'gPr-ffTtò rh<» time light
♦
Your, banking .requirements, whateverthcjritiay be; can
ing back for. an opening
‘ Anyhow, where we ran—see TtTPHf;* nn'd tell trtr; s '--------.
«
you started it,* saya Wilhelm to what they have to offer we will
be
completely
met
by
our
ample
facilities
and
your
money
«
Nicholas. 'Y o u started it yourselfi* mako thcru .hustle to supply us.
v
♦
yells everybody to everybody else, • T o do
yyr t c Tiin tically they ♦
will be constantly safeguarded by ample capital and
♦
■ticking out their tongues.
Then must advertise, and Florida has pub ♦
earned surplus. ,
they all clinch, and the little fellows licity agents who are rrackcr-jucks in
T
i
(♦>
putting thihg* right before the people
If you are- p u ttin g -u p n first [ la s ' *
ran of tomntoes let this a g e n c y 1 ♦
place that fact effectively before the f '
citizens of the state and they will ♦
gladlly demand the home product .of
ALPHABETICAL
♦
Over at B o b Holly's bailiwick their merchants, as against the I n
there is n pastor preaching uf»on the diana or M aryland packs, in such ♦ '
"S in s of S a n fo rd ." 1 presume th a t nurnbeers th a t the producers wilt ♦>
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
the fad will spread and the next have to work overtime to meet the ♦>
I’r evident
Vlr*.|*m»tt«-nl
thing will lie heard the* "Omissions orders. The same thing is true with ♦
X
of Orlando" to bo' followed by the Vither lines.
♦
" T 6 rm e n ts of T a m p a ," the " P y r
A few days ago u shoe agent was'
rhonism' of P a la t k a ," the "Je z e b e l* exhibiting his samples in a store in ♦I
of Ja c k so n v ille," the " M o tiv e s of this to w n . A northern man who hail ♦
.Miam i" find the "Z ealo ts of Zolfo." elected to s|>end the balance of hi*
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
All mighty Interesting, too.
Palm life in Fellsmere, but who has not
Reach Post
yet acquired the right to vote, jiick- 1
()
For Sale One child’s bed and one
ed up a shoe on which was stumped
♦
♦
revolving book case.
Inquire 106
Since the British have placed the the legend, " M a d e in- Atlanta, Ga.
East Third St.
M -tf
ban on all official news and made the T h e man naked the salesman, !'Is
censorship 80| strict that only the this line all made th ere?" and on be
For Sale— Celery plants now ready
smallest bit can filter through, The ing informed th at all his goods were
to act . F . .L , Greene. K. No. 2
Herald has reahcd the daily wirei made by this particular factory,
15-2tc
bulletins. All we could get was the turned away with the remark. " T h a t
self sam e.sto ry that there wu* noth- is the stuff; southern goods fdr
TO RENT
' ing doing and neither side had made southern people." This is a good il
♦
any Hdvanre«. There in no need for lustration of the spirit underlying all
For Rent
The Kenne ■cell farm
nny newspaper to pay telegraph trails our live citizens, and it i« up to our
v*n vt»•«t aid»-. on Gertrud • uvenur.
*i
All
l.oral
Advertisements
Under
on a guessing contest between u lorida manufacturers to show their
cren til ed, 2 wells
N
H.
bunch of British und German sap lines thrvuii#> a system of efficient Till« Heading T H R E E CENTS n Six h
r
Garne
12 It.beaded censors ami all the news that publicity, tl secure enthusiastic «up Lino For Each Insertion. Minimun
is rommg from the front or the rear port und increased orders
Fells- Charge 25 Conta.
Fur Rent Good seven acre farm,
today is colored to .suit the tastes ol mere Tribune.
barn unti fio u«e. nenr B» ck Humthe army rensor who sends it
Un
rr.ork Statio n, known 11« C »»tie (iurFOR SALE
til* something really happen« over
<l»*n.
Address Cura ('. llollinger.
F i g h t i n g 1» E x p e n s i v e
there we will cut out the bulletin»
For Sale Hound pup for sale 1205 Center St., Can»«t it a. New
The daily cost of the great EuroIf the German» can rhoke thy lint
York.
1 2 -tfc
l>ean war. now raging, ha* been com cheap. Just the "right age to train
ish lion with u piece of Liruberger puted to he as follows:
K R Lynch. Sunford, Fla., Route
For Rent •Nice furnish »•»i room*
cheese or the British ran kill the I’ ro visloning of troops
1
8 -tfc
112.500.00(1 No
$1 25 a VM-e v anil up
at
Sturnon’s
Kaiser' vith n can of embalmed Feeding of horses
1 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 0
300,000 line celery plunts ready by 315 1 Fuori it St
l*-iatp'
beef, the Russian tear ran squeeze |*i»y
4.21)0,000
Oct. 1st
Will puck for shipment
the Austrian call or the French can Wages, arsenal« and bar
Suite of thr «•t* room#
For Rent
1 0 -tfi
" I I . " Box «1)6 . San fo rd , Fla.
»lop Germany from making a Welsh
1,000,00(1
bors^,
i
t •v»-r M t’Culli r‘* «tor»*
anil 1mt It
rabbit out of the Height»»—or un\ 1 M obilization
2 .0 0 0 .00S
Second ha lid »il or gas- Sa i»»*»i d Tele, illune ( 11.
i ->r
14 tl
other new« can he obtained from
Transport of foodstuff«.
Two good burner»
«t>
the .«eat of war The Herald will weapon«, etc
Furnished r«>o ms. Hut
For Kent
4,0(10. (HIP t he ji.
' an he seen at Sanford Furagain endeavor to keep up with the
or
f s (Hi pi r rnon tii
and
cold
wut
Ammunition
I it -ire Cg.
1 1 -tf
filtered and diluted Eurojieon war I nfantry
13-p-tf
701 Magnolia avenue.
1.0 0 0 . 00P
bureau.
1,250,(700
Artillery
Houses for sale or rent. J. Musson.
To refined couple, four
For Rent
-------O —,—
375,0011
Ship artillery
nice room«, i^xrellent lorn *1011. Ten
The Plant CityCourier has gone nnd Fitting out of army4.000. 00(1 For Salt- Two lin e hull pups, one
No smnll rhildollari per month.
had a birthday nnd we didn't e v e n . Ambulance service
&0(h.000 male nhd one female enti thoTnother.
Fnijuir e R. Il.-ratd llllin*
tir»-n
500.000 tintiti «tec k
know it
And it is some aged, h e - ’ Movement of ship»
Set- N'n k .' hvu-van.
1 1 tf
In Olio.Olii Sanford Farms
ing ju*t thirty year« old although In-tnit in taxes
12 ate
T u o furntclu i| rnoitlH
the present editor, Wayne Thomas "support for population
f-.r Kent
is not quite th at old. at least hi« wile
without tin-all«
6.750.000
Mr* It. F. 1Klar. 807 Mu g nulla
F O R SALE Fresh Vegetables
say s so. It is safe to assert th'ut the Requisitions, damage to
For B e r t - -Furnished rooms for
Cahluge
Okrn
Couriur in all ,its thirty years was
2.000.000
towns, bridges, e t c
hnu»* k n •Ring
light
Apply to Mrs.
never quite such a fine paper, us it
\ n.-ets,
Onions
117 . urei avenue. rity.
F
uron
has become, under the careful super
$54.125.0(11)
Sw»-ot I’otntoes
!»-1 f r*
vision of W ayne Thomas.
Ho goes
Irisli Potatfre«
straight to the point upon all sub
Room* fur iig lit hott«»-For Rent
Heal t ovj.
A $>$>I«•«
I,»-mono
je c t s and at present -is waging a re
•f-tf
If n woman still I m - h s at her Ima*
kt-t-pir g
!)!!» (Ink Ave.
l'i-r»iniinuiis
l.inn-s
lentless light upon the saloon« «if b an d " p-hd* live >•:»r - a it-r tl;--wedI’lunt City, a light which he will win Jin/ ■ I* have ¡bi/'-'t th< -Inure»»
( iranges
T»-»- 1» II M.»««
i ..r It-i.t t I .t p
in the end.
We congratulate the An >- * • uet Ji*ei r.r i - J
Fr»-«li Snnford Kgc«. 10»'
pluc»-, U arri* « at Moore Slit t lull
Courier upon passing the thirtieth
Hi dtp
S op Duncan Milt-hell
Fr»*«li Tennexsec F^ggs, 35«*.
mile stone and sincerely hope that
l i GAI ADYt li U SIN O
HI K VKCHTAMLE M A R K E T
IJro. Thomas may flourish for the
Room* for Rent Two nice lurge
next thirty, years in tlu- good wo/k
furnished rooms.
Mrs. Stephens,
Rhone 324- W e Deliver
THU I» «» rrrllly, Th at al a •(•petal m erl
th a t* ho liua started .
corner
Sixth
and
Onk^avenue.
110 West Secon d Street
ins ol iti* »loehholder* ot* S*f»lor-l Coe» |
dance around watching for a chance
j to get in a punch ami run.'
"M o r a l: il you want to tight, all
you have to do is to any so ."
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SA N FO R D . F L A .
C O M E TO S A N F O R D
• W ith n cold winter, high price of
co al a n d provision« facin g the people
of the northern ntates it is high time
they were looking tow ard* Floruit
as a place fur spending a comfort
a b le winter far from winter's icy
b lasts, where they ran tixh and hunt
and grow fruit* and vegetables and
he com fortab le in winter and »urn
m er.
M o re and more a s time passes
th e people who live in th e north an*
tu rn in g to the land of sunshine for
winter homes and m an y for perma
n e n t homes where th e y can get thi
m o st o u t of life with the greatest
co m fo rt.
Probably tjiere is no pint-«
in Florida that offers so much it
divefsitied form a* the Sanford sec
tion where the hand of nnturi- ha
been supplemented by the hand ot
man to make life worth living in i
th o u s a n d different ways.
Here a t the .head of deep wutet
n av ig ation on the picturesque anti
historic S t . Johns river, wdth the best
of railroad facilities, -with miles of
hrirV jinked streets, with thousandof fa rm s where yuhirrigntion und
d rain ag e hove made th e country the
g r e a te s t in the world for groVinj;
winter ve; a tables, where hike prole«tion withstands frosts, where dear
Water l a l e s and winding stream
m ake a paradise for the ftshermni.
and
h u n tsm a n , where three public
sch ools rind many sm aller schools
offer the b est educational facilities,'
a rte s ia n water of the pu rest, church
es of m any denominations und best
-of wit a citizenry second to none to
hid you welcome, it b ecom es ut once
t h e t?T^itest place fur th e stranger to
coat his lot.
'
lU'ud this edition of T h e lieruld
a n d If you wish in form atio n write
the aecri-tary of the C ontmercial
C lu b , the -editor of T h e Herald pr
any li t i z e n of Sanford nnd they will
1' W ?
take pleasure in caterin g to your
Wonder what is t o e m atter with
wantn. B u t be»t of all t a k e a trip to B o h Holly, the genial editor of The
S an ford and see placo for
y< ur- Sanford Herald?* In his paper cap
self. O u r. city will h ear investiga tio n he has n line reading: " I n Suntion und ina|>ertion as the garden fo rd — Life is W orth Living."
Right
apot of th e world,
o v e r on the next page in the issue
-------0 ------of the 13th is this statem en t: "V er31OW T .H E. W.A R S T A R T E. ID.
’ i l y . Sanford needs a few first class
Kw ybody
has been explain ng j f u n rra !i ». Fu rth er comment is unhow the war in Europe ntnrted, hut I necessary.— Gainesville Sun.
t l m i far t h e most lurid description
Sanford has no place for . the
of the causes remote an d direct, has K nockers, B ro. Mac. nny more than
been furnished by the Glon Elder Gainesville or uny other live town.
S e n tin e l, a pap»r out in Mitchuli S o m e people ju st nuturnlly live too
county, K an sas. Tho S e n t in e l’s ver- long, especially a pessimist.
ulon is as follows:
"Aa wc understand it, a Servian
Socialist who was partly sane when
aoher, got drunk and killed un Aus
trian noble and his noble escort.
Austria observing the unseoming In
cident, addressed herself aternly to
8crvia, somewhat as follows: ‘Sethen*, kid, no rough stuff. I propose
to I s a father- to you. Come Into
Xbe woodshed."
‘Hold on,' says
flruBua, 'don’t you dare lay a finger
o c th a t kid, Austry; ho's my kid,’
says he. 'and anyhow, you’d make a
fine fniher for anyone— 1 don't
think," he »ays. 'Think again, you
big alob.’ saya Austria, 'if - you can
think twit« In one i’ay ,’ he says,
"and whilo you’re thinking, think
what I'm tellinp you about,'-he says.
"I don’t like the color .of your eyes,
and your nose offends me, and your
Saet don’t track: besides, aays he,
"asd I ran, lick you, and I will, too.'
*Geo<l boy, Austry,’ sings out WIN
brim; *1 can lick him royaelf; I ran
lick anybody: why, 1 cun lick every
d a y ." «ays Wilhelm. \ 'We'll take
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\
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Itube Allyn's Sarasota Sun comes
now in a small capsule all rolled up
tightly and from tho looks of it must
be rolled by steam nnd wrapped by
electricity. The best goods always
come in small packages and Rube'»
Sun is no exception to the rule. ,
1'atronlzc Home Industries
There is one thing jn which Flor
ida is somewhat backward. That ia
the exploiting of her own m anufac
tured goods. Statistics tell us there
nre over 6,000 manufacturing en ter
prises In the' sta te and wc have ho
(Joubt hut th a t their products a;o as
good as those of other«» maker»in th®
same lines, and just.as reasonable or
cheaper.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
♦
» ol* llollllnx Corapan», a eorporallon or(an U rd and r>i*tln( under Ih* tana ol the
n a i e ot florida, »lue notire thereof hating
been given a« pferertbed by la » and by ibr I
b y la w * ol ,*ld corporation.
In ri c h »ml j
every «(oehholdrr »1 vald rorpormlion, by a !
vote ot the entire capital «lock of »alii tot- |‘
oration, It »•« deemeil e»pe-llenl In »meml
Artide III ol the charter ot ,ald hanford
( ’•■a Cola llottllng Comiiany, In the man
ner hereinafter Mated, Jheretore. notice i,
hereby tlven. thel the Sanford Cora Cola
Holding Company Intend« to apply to ih»
llunorahle lark ’trammell. (Jovernor -it the
•tate ol florida, at Taliahaaerr, florida, on
the lOth-day ol November, A. I). I 9 H . lor
an amendment ot »aid Adirle III ot the
char Ir / ut tabi banlord l'o ra CoU llottllng
Cumpany, to reati a« follow«, to-wit:
•‘ Ardtle 111. The amount at the rapita! t
•lock ol t til« corporation »hall be rifiorii
Thousand (|1&,00<I.U0) Dollar,, at which
Threw Thouaand t*3.000.«0) Dollar* skall
b* preferred Mock end Twelve Thouiantl
( » 12, 000. 0»)) Ilottar« «hall be common «lock,
'the «bare, ot the common *lork «hall be
ol the par vatu* ot One Thou**nd ($1,000.00)
Dollar« 'eark. to be paid' for In lawlui ,
money at lit* United Slate*. However, all
or any portion of tha aald romtnon *t«>rk j
may be payable In. or lMU*d,-.or u«ed lor,
or in the purehaw ot properly, labor or a « r - ,
vira«, nt a Joat valuation >hMMf, to be «te- I
terntlned by Ih# board ot director«.
The
.
—oration
preferred *tock of. . I. hi*
corpi..—
*.—.. ahall
—
—
—
—I » .
»r;
divided Into thirty (CO) »hare* ol tnc
the p
par1
ta l u * ol Ona Hundred (1100.00) Dullara: L«im
aotIUeti
—» a '
each eald preferred »lock ahall be
to ree rivo fretti the net earning» of , l b e
corporation, an annual cumulative dividend
cent before any dividend* are paid
ot S per
I
common Mock; aald prelerreil *tpck
dpbn commoni
•ball alto participate In any and all dividrnda declared by tho c o r p o r a l i « , in exre*« ol the guaranteed dividend* of aald
preferred, »lock; .aid prelgrred Mock «hall j —
U aubject to call,or redemption by »be c o r - ( T i
poratlon at any firn# aller a period of five t T S
vear* alter It« l»»uanre. at a Sled value ol
On# Hundred Ten
Dollar*, *ogrther with accrued dividend, »hereon. Th«.
bolder, ot th . •preferred .lock .ol thi* co-- \
porellon; »hall not be entttlad to vote aald
Mock at any ol the meeting« ol tho stocka older* ol *atd corporation.
«aid pre,
(erred «lock shall have preference over, the
common atock ol Ibla corporallan In the
distribution ot It* aaaeU. In csm of ll«|ulda
Hon or d!*aoUtlon*of . a i d corporstloa •*
In wltneea whereof, the Sanford Coca
Cola llottllnc Company bap rau«ed ChU
nntlco and rrrtlflrxt" »° b* *|l»»4 la J**
name. 4»y i u preultlenv. atteeled. .
We read of a cannery being started
at some point in the state and sup
pose there are others ih actual opera
err1
*
*
Ortoher,
rt
ate
>1.
tion. but the ahelvca of our stores are I’«
A. D. -l*l<BOTTLIN G CO.
filled with can goods, the contents of B A N fÓ R i» COCA-COLA
Ity P. Hung». I’realdcnt.
which am often grown here at home,
A,ir.cph Dr hi oat, Secretary.
fweal)
hearing the name of some city far .to
O n * A- PeCott*#, Attorney.
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Æ
ï i r i ï 1“
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<1
è
II. E. TOUR
R. DUS
«••hi«t
AM ('..Mr*
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♦ *i
Piano to rent for ih»- .«»-.»«on In.
quire nt i l l Second street. 8-tfc
For Rent Cheaj^ for Ca»h Tuenty
acres of good hummock land all tiled.
Call or write A. M. Tyler
PH-tf
Five nere» tiled lain! iu»i-l<limit* for rent, near 4>ri•V
Inn-ling station
\ j -1-1;.
Connelly. Sanford. Fiori-i.»
¡ty
A ct •ttag.- - •• »'..fi
Fur Kent
a vrnui - und Seven t h *tr» •t
roonu und 1iuth.
Apply tu 1. R.
Philip*1
I*. '
For Rent
Nie«* (ront runlight hnu.«ek piping , ulso Meli •«^nDinted Ix-droom. 102 l'itrk \ •1
Furni*h»-»l room«» tur hou»- ••• r
iti Mr * (
il s mitii's. lo* • .-V
••!*
Ave . liet wee n 3rd und 4ili
In |f
Fur R»-nt t *r\v jter»- tll»-d In - »’"ì
Ma pie .•»• •\tr.
Third street and
* T*
Address R»-x Park.■irti. R F 1
15 il
M IS C H I.A N F O l'S
Wanted— Plowing or tesiti »ork
liy tonti uitli good tisani.’
!■
N» ! - •
or
Summer«. r«re \l
S
• .1
pilone Lord's Station.
•er
Southern Half
340 to 365 Days
T
.00 p«*f •**k
Last la»uv#
for bourn und lodging.
on Hast Third S t., C. W. Drißger»
o-!»t y
»
Northern Half
290 to 330 Days
|f,. | ,u •
Safeguarded
♦
—
,
ln Harald Bulldlna
he. So Germany marts for France lines partake of the same ch aracter
and slips up, incidentally landing istics.
with both feet in vJ h- middle of BelThp peuple living In Çlor^da, und
giutfi, ‘Get off rne stum m ick.' wnils especially those who are recent ar
Belgium. ‘or I ’IT bite your leg off,’ rivals are full of booming energy and
saya 1>e. 'Ouch Ire patient, Belgy,' It would not take much to build up
says Wilhelm. 'Reg pardon; I'll get a sentiment for " M a d e in Florida"
off when 1 have f o . ‘ »ays he.
E x gobds which would dverwhelm the
cuse me or I ’ll »oak you .’ saya he. makers with orders. Two things are
‘ Now watch me paste Gaston one.* essential to pul a lino in this envi
'No fnlr,' saya France.
'I waan't able condition — quality and public
looking, anyway,' aaya he. 'T a k e ity. We take it for granted that our
that,' aaya he. alipping Wilhelm a 'manufacturera are producing pro
hot one. 'I hale a fight.’ saya E n g ducts of quality.
land, 'hut I can bust the jaw of any
We nre sending out of the state
guy that alapa the jaw of my dear for the purchase of necessities, large
friend Gaston, whom 1 don't like at sums of money which wo all want to
all,' he says, ‘but will defend till see remain in circulation within, o u t ,
. h<? f a y t .-*Yr>u don*t t m tr f r n wtt 1btTgndanc«.'•« n t —t f *
OCTOBER
Want»
St untoti'
I ,n-f
(ì«-utlem»-n mun
ii 15 K Kourtli
it
I .1 -in «' Id .t - l f :i - n- •
tu-«i|.i ^ un r-i.i I l-r-t
•
o i l.in d u s Finder >*111 r t n i w
tl returned (•» 21« Park
Sanford
WANT ADS
PAY
IlfA fr.
W ESTERN
.
UNI ON
T E L E G R A M
T H E O N, VAIL,
*
P R E SID E N T
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17JHY 14 2 Extra
Yfaahington, D. C. Sept. 19, 1914
Caohiot Firot National Dank,
Sanford, Florida
Incroaao Capital Stock Your Bank. Approvod, Cortificato
Mailod, Change Books Today.
•
W. J. Fowler,. Deputy Comptroller.
11:25 A. M. Sopt 19, 1914
FREDERIC H. RAND. President ,
F. P. FORSTER. Vice President
GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice Prcvirlcnt
B. F. WHITNER, Ca»hier
A. L. BETTS, A,»¡»tant Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ESTABLISHED IU7
CAPITAL $35,000.00
•
SANFORD. FLORIDA
SURPLUS & PROFITS $55.00000
>•
To meet the growing needs of our city and county the resorces
of the bank have been increased. And in addition to the increase
in resources the bank’s field of usefulness ïs greàtly enlarged by
its membership in the Federal Reserve Association.
Mi V i ' l Y
k i V l i I ft I A1YËÎ r M
l l V (l IAf l M
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t ftr4?i V l 'A ' l VM
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T H E SAN FO RD HERALD
nCfQBER 16. 1914
PAGE F i t E
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' The big opening a t the »tore of
N. P. Cowell & Co., com ineneing
yesterday was one of the nicest a f
S tanti l)»jHtr*mrnt - •
fair*-o f rhe kind that the |„.ojiU* of
^ L i u l c H a p p c n in « » - M e n t i o n !
The Social Department of the
Sanford Ij^yi* attended this season
W oman’s ( ‘luti.. Legan its season un
of M a t t e r s in B r i e f
.
f/o u *r D l it .
Till’ stores Were a Lower of Leauly.
lier the most favorable auspices
Lit-!
evening
AD Pope Wicker
P e r s o n a l ItcniH o f
being handsomely decorated for the
Tuesday afternoon at the homo of entertnineif wfih a delightfully in
occasion and the ladies were lavish
In te re st
the chairman, Mrs, A W. Fitts, Jr., formal house dance for his cousin,
In their praises of the display of fall
with an attendance of soventj^n. Miss Rebecca Wicker of New berry,
and winter goods, ready to wear
I Summary of the Floating Small
The chairman is vwdl pleased with S. -<
\ jolly good time was en
garments, etc.
N P Yowell & Co
! Talks Succinctly Arranged for
the enthusiastic interest that pre joyed by the merry group of young
do not propose to have anv one
‘'
Hurried Herald Reader«
vailed ami believes the outlook is people
Golden rod featured the
leave Hanford when they desire anyf + l l l l M * * * * ® * * * • • • t t t t f t I ting in the dry goods, notions, ready most encouraging for a successful decorations and pineapple ice and
season.
Four tables of bridge were dhinty cukes were served by Misses
The slogan i* "San ford the B e a u to wear or furnishing line and their
_.n ew .'a.oeh '-f^h from"the"big r n n t e n i t ^ ^ ----- C
* 1<;L" u« hli" Genie Wicker und Julia Wicker.
tiful."
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making top score and winning a cut Mr. Wicker’s guests were Misses
marH<?tg
J
R
large
enough
and
varied
¿¿e Yo well's—silk depar t amxuL
glass nappy.
Helen Rowland, Essie Purdon, Muri
0f‘(. i 5 ih. Lasts three days- 15-2tc en ough a h d right up to the minute
el
Hitrrold, Lillian and Adelaide
and the ladies appreda t r 'f t t n rffnrts
L l.itcnUiLu-MtjMftritTtrrHiggins, Saidie
Williams, Gladys
Home made candles for Bale F ri of this enter|irising firm in catering^“
i A < very delightful- meriting oL-thc Morris. Charlotte Hand, Anna Mrday evening at Mrs. Philips.
to their wants----- The fall opening
Literatur« Department was held at Laughlm. Annie Whitner. Margaret
Kresh yeast cakes And Imperial was a great event und the store has j
the home of Mrs. Henry Wight Davis Maud Entzmingi r, Mary and
p , 0!ine irons at Mrs. Sim on’s.
2-tf t>een thronged yesterday and today
Wednesday afternoon with & good Lucca Chappell, 1-etly Caldwell,
and Saturday promises a great out-j
ut tu n da nee, the ehalrman, Mra. Mar- Daisy B etts; Messrs. Roy, Joe and
No»' is the t ' mL> i o J’Mint nas- pouring of shoppm
— i h*--pr*—Hltfig - ----------- ------------------—;— N u < L g , w s t - - <s«»sy**?tsUlTti1 lhit,
|
, Vftlum sred-— ---------**
Business of irnportattce was dis- GeoVgu Atrf.nughtrir:— Krnrrv t ’lnse.
• p rj nk PL E Z O L . the new drink.
Reodjr-To-Wcar Department will posed of. after whicK Miss Alice Hume Humph. Harrold Long, Hilly
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be a big feature in Yowell's Opening, Tetherlv gave a particularly line Htll, Henry Purdon, Frank Campbell
Look for the randy table Frid ay l i n i r.sdii), I5lh , lasts three dnya.
paper on the "Llterury la n d m a rk s Clarence Mahoney and Mr. Grover15.21c
• evening at th*» musical.
pf
New E n glan d ." Th ere was, nil stein
.1
through
the lines of her paper, a
Genuine Tenerlflo grown B erm uda
charming personal note of experi
•S’pcnd ihc. D ay Farlh
onjoft^MuL-wliitc-and r e d ..new crop,
l ’f ll-Jiv li-fi i n Church
ences that Treated n delightful itnMrs
Shaw was the gracious host
i t L. R- Philips & Co.
T l - 8 tc
Sunday school at J):t5.
Church
! pression. "V acation E c h o e s " was a ess at an all day parly, in honor of
Evening sorvies
gend a copy of The Herald to services 11 a. m.
pleasing part of the program that her niece. Miss Agnes DAmaree of
some of your northern friends today. 'a t 7 instead of »lift as formerly, , was much enjoyed, the members New Smyrna. The morning and a f
j The rapid Ijruwtli of Gw* eliurrh nnd
PLEZOL Is the B E S T cherry Sunday school is a source of satis present telling of their vacation ex ternoon were delightfully spent in
periences in a way that was amusing social intercourse and fancy work.
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drink.
faction to the members and the innnil delightful
t h e l a d l e s v o t i n g It t o be o n e o f ti le
Don’t forget to plant Larkspur terest manifested in th> Brotherhood
hap io -I days enjoyed on Sanlord
class each Sabbath morning o Lc.ir
seed right now
That t h e .outlook lor the club year ]{eig) ■ \t noun a dainty and up
lug Inul
Tin Rrot her Rood class
5 or 6 dose» G66 will break any
promise* ¡1 setison i>l nctivity und '-o |M*t1/lu»* dlllrter wii- served. Io which
meets every ‘Nihhalh morning lii bs
Price
iff»
operative
eifort timt will arouse en- gentlemen were ulso invited,
of
Fever
or
Chills
Cut
case
ten to.u Bible lecture by lion. I). L.
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thuaiaam apd an individual Interest flower's loa lured the table decora
cents.
Thrusher. Dr. BrovCnlee will preach
thut will inatire exeellent resillts, is tions.
lb-sides the honorée those
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latest war news is th at rain is both morning ami evening und his
the opinion of the ollicers and merii enjoying Mrs. Shaw’s charming hos
(ailing. Situation remains the same. sermons are attracting n.ony new
hers of the club,
pitality were Mr and Mrs, Tom
Ice cold IH.EZOL in bottles for people to the Presbyterian services.
Vdun - Mr and Mr- Pennington.
The Imperial Theater i- being used
»ale at all dealers
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The io » <lut» ipiarti-rs will be Mr h I Mr* Findlay Munson. Mrby the Presbyterian* while their new
Carnation and old fashioned |Miik* rhurcli is iu-mg huilt and strangers ready for oci-upanry liest week In Hobt Powell, Mrs Maker of Sara
the debght o| »he nn-mbers
The so sota 1toi M r- W1 ni
p la n te d now will give^ good results
to I III- CTT-. ,,re (Opel lull
Wl-lioniit i.il depor I Ule 1 t will Dp.tii I in- roottls
' g ,.l.li .
' l e g »• f
Ne» goods »ill tie on display nt ••* both no
» 11 > ,i ................ .. I'uesday evctllttg
T * i A••ti 11 y; People'- t borni So. i
on e g lee t, who i re
Yowell's Opening, Oct. 15th, Inst» v*-.*s
1 lie
e t v » ijl meet Monday night a t *
spending ■t in >u b Iin it- i - Sanford
three days.
15-2tc
ii’ cb- * vi 1 1 - * 11 v bal l
Ml iioi-i.
M i-»Lutar) Sunday
i ,
O ,
11r>.t h> will
•p.-'
The most f.i-Inolia hie Mower now
loving young people til s.mlortl are
ul
i.ast
Sunday
morning
i
l
l
t
h
i
t.‘.
Imml
a1
in vogue is the snap dragon. Plant
1 he Snnford
Mcthodiat
Sundny cordially inviter!.
now
». h■tf■1 w.i- tIn- regol ar i ni s s i unar y
I V f it Y H u m l> *.U | M , 14» I llh.
I
L||f fjiiit U i ' tf* fi il f l Sti* » f jy
i ,ii li mo nt l i l y s e m i n i S u n i l a y
"I he
ITom|)l servite
Auto Livery
1 u - u p i ic v i t \ I s m i n :
U
f
i
\\ nubili ** Ml v- imi . i f) > in i rl \
previ oi is Mi ii tin,v l he s i i |M-riilt e rjdeliI
P»y phone *2 M. Night phone lb»;
t
i
.
! ‘resliyteruin church of Sun
reipiested flint we iry and eomiileli
Ifi-tf
C. C. Wilson.
Here I* the Reason
our unii voluntary inissiomiry of forti «ili Legni a i nurse of «tudy ni
on
5 or G doses CG6 will berak any I'nrn No 'J .,nife.rmg for this year, betitg for thè "W i.rbl Missino», ut ihetr taxi reg
IIS
casf of Fever or Chills
Price 25 To m atin-. No
, n.
»pi . t a l soppt i rt " f a n a t i v e f orei gn nlnr in. i 1 1 r g Fri da > . <n i ' Ird a i
!n
cents
i*4-»fil
Puiiipkin N"
The wh.de stimiti look th e -p '•
>’ ,lì'’ m:l' Workt
Tjn membf-rs of Ilo I nngrega
rt.|urst i o lien r I . the p r o p o s i t i o n a '
The merchant who doe» not ad
’
I olfei , W »'lit- I f o u -t
M .1
Mt lho>il st »o
pe a l i ng t-spi-tuillv i o I be ‘ y o u n g e r t i ona l B a p t i s t a n d
vertue m The Herald system atically
.15
well
ciulii , .ire tirili,ili;, i nvi tt i! tu u n i i '
U out gelling bis share of-the trade
b o y s lyul girl*, resul ting 1 - t h i s r e g - j
nl
< M-cii. ‘2 If
a I -I
A wa ke tungs and I te gnu ti ng*
al ar montl i l y - r i u n i i Sun<L>y o.ter- T In
KuCTjthing beautiful at Yow ell’u .Snowdrift, .'.lb mil
i -20 ing ol «25
.r
of
Mi;.sion.»
J ojiit s assigned un
W r hiul a total of 1MJ
Opening, Ori. 1 .Ah.
l.asl* three ^Cottolene, Idle ¡tint
I 5ft
is
follo»Congrega
tional, M r »
preseli! al-o vve had a very intcr*
15 -2 lr
Sogar. II lbs for
*J *1
C.inv
ami
ike
I
ir-i
Foreign Mi«
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estiug short [ifogritin a* we do earh
in elicli serand Sumluy of thè monili »¡-mury S o ciety ." Meil.o.list ’’Som.
Jimmy Thornton, who represents^ Potatoes, peck
Mi lk , s ma l l c a n s lì for *2 5 t tall
Hat»
the S. P. Richards Paper Co. of At
see progniim
The commiI tee for F ly Missionary M a r t y r * "
't for
l
i
t
J
ud
-on
-i
ml
I
he
I
lay
-I
a rk
lauta called on the local 'trade tinI1H r n e s w o r ( h a n d Mi ss ( . u n a ( bn|>White Eagle Flour, 12 1b
k
R
a
n
d
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week.
|K-H
mi
I 'll '2 I lb silfi
I r. »1/ 11 .. ’ /'• ' ... . „<
M»s-i.iiiarv pr o g r a m
1 o»rll’s Fall O p e n i n g b e g i n » on
'*•• •.I
t a- b.r
M
r
I • 11 I•
■ t 1 •■ t f t
R. ■* g
\ l i t r i . I |e.i r I 11" ' 1 '
Thnrsilj)), l l r l
15th,
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lb ...I i; . p. ' 'I
Ri I I l*
ÌM'IIIIlt J.lp.llt
M
t^hili tnvi»ing your gnrden- r<- t I .1 kt 'I ill - > p! f it'
T r gatti) wi i * p .t y I->t m I In l o b b y
Kat id* I r- > i e i njneyer
2I
tn*, mtH'r the ihii ui a s t e r s .
T h e y ur*' \ngini.i Mnoked Haul, per lb
ol
ibe hotel, which was very a t t r a r
An Exercise, "A Hug of Wishe»,”
•»*»
beautiful ami do well in Sanford soil. Smoked Hat-on, per lb
li),with its ferns unii |iotted |dnnt*.
S»*ven (ìirl*
Sliced Breakfast Ila.un, per I lb
Now is the time to plant them.
h ki ng a I l e a s i n g
background
for
The foundation of this Sunday
11
.
b
a
r
n
mg
g
ow
n
of
the
p
l
a
y
e
rs
box
■;1 u ll nil!
«.lll'fl -wn 1*. fill »* l n i h r . * pi nt
One meal is nil the argument we
WOMAN’S CLUB
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need to c onv i n c e y o u we set t h e b es t
meal at the l owest pr i c e in t o w n
Our Sunday d i n n e r s ¡ire i ii isurpassi-d
Meals '25 t e n t *
Weekly rates ma d e
fir room* and me a l *
St
l oi r -
Pit-
\pph -. N- ■ I ii>
P't
IV.n In -
H»
b. - 1
f o r »j t -ti . il prut
>
h u n in fr.oit .-I I ' •
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ABOUT -PEOPLE
AND E VE NT S
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THE BACKWOODS
ralROM which ems-vnate the valuable
♦ • m wuad#«gged ifi—the manufacture of
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tine
•m* Furniture.
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In spite of this wealth of material
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B A C K W O O D S H O M E S ARE S E L D O M
F l IiM S H E D IN I P -T O -D A T E S T Y L E
Would You Be Satisfied?
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CASH
OR
IN S T A L L M E N T
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W. W. ABERNATHY
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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man had m e t with a s e n on«" a eel '
dent in T u iti pa
I . t i li ng a d i s t ance
Notice
tin .Ird day of November nt rego( seventeen feel she sustained seri- j ulur meeting of Board County Com
mis i n j u r i e s a n d i- now m the In
inissioners, Seininole ro n n tf. bid*
pi tal u n d e r g o i n g Iri-.ilim-nl
will lo* rers‘iyeti for jiutting in fili al
ilowell Creck on new* Sunford Si
All hids must !>^ in
Mr s l C Htggins ni ni d a u g h t e r s , Oviedo road
Mr Lillian.
Annie und
Adelaide clerk’s banda noi laica tlum No
ve mber *2 nrtr-TIT f
Hids must read
were nvt-r i n O r l a n d o tin W e d n e s d a y
so mitili per cubie yard and lo be
coinpDted in a sutisfnciory rnanner
M i - - l l t t s k i n s Julies r e l or nett y e» lo Hoartl
20 per cent on c o n tra ri
terd.i v from u delight Ini vi»it of sev jirire lo Le. retameli untll contrnet
eral d a Vs at I . us ti «
E. \ D O I'G L A S S ,
Clark of Itoard
Mr an.I M i- \ l< < " i n m o i l s of
14 4 t c
Stilili* I-lillol - p e n t T u e s d a y in San
ford
N O T IC E
,
, ..
, • , I A» I have charge of the business of thn
Mr G I l .oiick». I h r geni al and
Till. Homi Si <lUiiriintiM* Co., East Sanjiojiobir lornuussion man i
bill k
lord Land la*agur, and W. A. Whit
again in Sanford
comb, i ctin be found in tin* Tnx As-C- Olite- m I lie court ti<K)«e.
I'liti.n a ' , -I Fin >r
i n i i.g tend repHi n g
I’l.iuo
\il
sululelv guaranteed
W L
Hux iJdii-Fhom . 249-4.
Fvp.-ri
wok
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T H O S . K. B A T E S
Harvey,
io2- t f ( H E R A L D
W ANT
ADS PA Y ’
At L. P. McCuller’s
Car Load of Apples will Arrive in Store Monday
HIGH COST OF LIVING REDUCTIONS
I
1
1 .mgt eli,
Mi t i
> I blit I It of t lu- 1lit or.
W.
Hotel
III. HI,-.
I
M
it
h.
R
\
Ne
W
III
I
n.
.I.- - o nun h I in- k i n d ti es»-of
Florida Tomatoes lle*i
There n a b u m h of S a n f o r d mini
W
e
M ,i rga r> t i ! . r e. H
Mr
II
r n d nn i n giving Us lie* u«<- of \
Tin- T i m e s - Co l o n
r> •• t ì «I. i<•X leaving the t|j y e v . r , dr:v f o r ,
r
.)
I'.n o n - .111■1 Mis- 1
% .
Hu-utcr, but oh. how g la d .* ri" " ' n
The ’ mail soy».
T h at
Florida canner» >-.u *
the mail order houses.
M. Il W hitiier.
claim thi> same traili* quality with we will be when we gel in to our
«filer houses advertise.
those of Maryland ami other stet.-» new . hurrh. with Sumluy school
*
.
,
»
I tonili If - a floe
T h e G a l e C ity H o u s e
is the opinion of .1
D. Knonrv. ».*. room- lor each class.
Next Sunday
Mr« E J i*urstills, who ha • b e e n
The many patrons of the G ale re tar y of the .Murimi count v board
* M *'
'* « »•
will
gue s t >.| Mr «
f
I
W imilriitl
City House are pleased to learn
of trade
Cited u* hi« oulhnrilv
*'
,,f l‘vrn * ,M* 1
«e ve r I we. I s ». I iroed Io b.-r
that it has opened for the season, Secretary Wiley of
Hu* W. -tern A- "* ‘f * * ■• *"'. f»r we are eoini; i - t
'
Home comforts are extended to the sociation of Truck Growers
H.mg I'.v.- w,wb us Miss Elui.T.eth Kd I ,. in J i t e k s o n Ville I
gue<is and the excellent accom m o- an iilllcial of the American C anner-’ P 'lrn d
Sunday ........... field seer-datiot1* of ibis hotel have made ‘it
\li«s lllblrt t url-ot udì b a v e t.
Assofiutiott. Secretary Wiley -*•m** l,,r\ "I G "’ North Mississippi Meth. r pai. ;it« i
row f«•r a visit i o
famous at home and abroad.
la - t f
,,
li
I
t
.»iif.
re
nix*
She
tenches
a
months ago made a trii* to (hula
nt
Ci
t
y
I,'«
brotherhood
ilars
of
500
At thut time In* ruin pan d toma I*.•
Nasturtiums, larkspur, carnation*,
<<l m fiv. hundred m en, • i
toes
grown und canned in this -i i- 1 1
innp drägnii» and china a-ler- all
Mi«* \l«nd II », * Itu» a I . I M I - 1
1
Mi - .* he is a urnM et ti
t
.
II* iutliul m the spring gardens. with those fn >ip Maryli.n<l
go’ li g
■a alt
wI r>*
rt I■ g 11
■; .¡I. 11 tin » 'n tp e n ker
Also »>■
■
reputed to have Mated that the I
Flint now to get good rr suits
W
eli
Le
»du
y.
»
v
■
r
lo
Url
ando
o»,
¡da product was superior to that of vlll (..ve Lev. C. W. W ltile, t: Id
Dr. Davis,
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the • well known op -; Maryland. Just at prr*cnt tin* plan ««■•■reiarv of thè Florida Melhodisl '
l a i t , r« ha v e been rre . e| V. d III I io
ili,.*.
i hoiil.
Ile klloWs Sl,m! ■
^cian
at the Hohhins
Hohhins Nest
Nest of getting the Florida wholesalerii
| will 'he
,0 Bl
I li Over
t v s t a l i n g t h a t Mr
.<
h.>.i!i-m
from
Imlore
A
tn
after
Z
ut*day, Oct. 20 to Monday, and brok»rs to push the «ah of the
26th. Headache cured with g]nane».
li
wuuld
pny
Lake
Mary,
Lord’»
canneries’ products is the general
ti tion. Miinro,*. Mnore’s Stali *n,
texted free,
Don’t
wail
u
n
t
i
l
1
problem. It is believed to be a fait
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day.
Cmneroii
C ity, West Side, Eaat
t
15-iltc
th at nearly all of the canned lomut o e and other rcgntahlea used in *•«<’
11,1 McthodWU. lb the *..r- _
V|*rof. W. L. Harvey hn* returned
Florida arc brought in from other rm.- !ing •o.m try to he at the Meth- =
r°m a huxiness trip over the sla te
state*.
Several members present
i,cho° l Sun‘Iu>' ' m" rn* S
JPianon S|tn(,
0t^ n fir,e
In the here nt the recent organization meet- <hg Dili) at U:45.
X»
A M EM BER.
h
it)k q f'th e Florida vegetable m arket
Consider the advantage of having a partner in your business who hits ample
Art .
l he one best fountain ing bureau, said that the over ripe,
Music
in
Woodland
P
ark
resources, who allows you to run your business as yOu wish, and who takes anproduct of Floridn’* vcgeUilde farm*
TO *
,
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After October first Woodland Park
should be directed to the canning
active interest in your business success.
n* cker ha8 “ rrived in the plant*.
Owing to the fnrt that i will open only Sundays.
This is the relation we form with our customers.
R> ffom hti old home in Ridgeville,
Bathing, amusement*, picnic j cun- : =
Florida luma toe* com par u ,.|| vMih
Indian», »here he
Make u> a parlner in your business atireeahlr to ihe above eouditions; then
!l-t( —
spent the Hummer
nf ()tb,.r «tales, it is b. li. v d vi-nieiiees, orrhentrion music,
looking aftcr
lake
time to luiv»* a personal talk with our officers whenever you are in need of
h» varlou* buainea* i t j,j# »hould encourage such mduslrv
¡nterestx.
f
Notice
advice. You will always In* welcome and we will assist, you in even.’, way pos
together with the establishment
The city Itouk* for the cullertiou
' Fr*nk Brown has returned to his canning |ilant*.‘
sible qlong such business lines.
It is the belief of Mr. Itooney that nt the l u l l tux will he open nt tfie
gum! neSr ***°*a’ ®Itcr n plensunt a canning community In many sec- collector’s office in the city building s s
M A K E O U R H A N K OUR B A N K
xin « U
fct points in Wisconlions of the Mate will soon be a real- November 1st.
All persona paying j
■’
«re i t d. ^ nada' Hi» many friends
their tax during November will be j * ;
ity.— Ocala Banner.
«Ud to « e him again.
entitled to a discount of 2 per cent.
Hn|ford Herald says 'every former All paying In December will be en
u r ia V ? ’ |0 ■•^^own'!, market for S a t t 0n p. ra<0*
ETorida mut* in Bradford county will have *j»orli titled to n discount of 1 per cent.
(C O U R T H O U SK B U IL D IN G )
W,
r,d\ Pork* R orid a B eef, for wile this winter on accou nt of All after th at «lato will be net.
* M. W. LOVELL,
such an increase in the hog sup|dy.
t). L. THRASHER, V-Pres.
A. R. KEY, Cashier
FORREST LAKE, Pres.
Wettern amTwt “Pare rih*' ,,igtaiU'
City Tax Collector.
Thus«
farmers
will
hardly
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g
e
t
on
13* w “ h.d FIoritU liv«r- Call at
2 4
anford avenue or phone J2 2 . tha pig" as long aa they have a pork
Sanford, Oct. 8th, 1914/ *
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85c
24 lb. sack T able T alk Flour .
B ask et (¡rap es, fresh today .
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85c
25c
Ju s t received—-New pancake, buck
wheat, graham and whole w heat flour.
New prunes, dates, peaches, figs, ap
ples, citron, apricots, raisins and cu r
rants.
L. P . McCuSIer's
A Good Partner For You
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■fcanrafeantìbbeu’s
Talks on
Heart Topics
I C m n k 1914. Ur tS* M tO m
5 i « I mi<1
•TOO YOUNG FOR WISDOM.
T o Idol tie our very dream s.
W om en were given us for this.
And e v e r y power In n atu re aerma
To te a c h ui how to love and kiss.
Was there ever a mother who did
not bcllevo her daughter tho embodi
ment
of
good
Judgment?
She will tell
- b-wc- . X t k m l A r
clinking wLicit 'e n tice * the lamb.
Through her buslncairgho Is brought
In'*c o n t a c t - with rnar«j(|d as well no
shift In men. She doe* not know how
much to believe and how much to roje c t of what they tell her. She feels
Sorry for tho man who confide* to her
tho secret of hla sighs. that he 1*
wedded to n woman who I* old enough
to be hla mother and discovered their
unsuitability cacti Tor the other when
It was too late; that they had lived
apart for years, although bound by
chains which .would not break.
His doleful tales work upon her
sympathly. Sho I* too young for wis
dom to understand Hint he Is feeding
her on a .tissue of falsehood*, hoping
to gain her attention and sympathy.
An older Jglrl, who had heard of just
such men, would turn a deaf ear to
bis plain t
With the girl too young far wisdom,
if her pity Is aroused, she Is unsus
pecting. and her tender heart, which
tisir Lcfrn t oo easily moved, may cause
her to err In her Judgment. 8 uch a
man may vary hla »tory to that of liavLing an Invalid , wife;
"Totupn n IoiifciJitwuoA
a girl la unusually unsuspecting sho
realizes that by this talk ho Is trying
to befool her. that no sympathy should
be extended to the man who Is seem
ingly aggravated because his heart
mate has been stricken with illness.
A mother should be the confidant of
a young daughter, and should Inform
herself as to a girl's associates and
,«*Bea*ZwwCA», ‘,mirht—tn repeat UnJioE.
the drift of, their conversation, and
she should be able to guide tjio girl
and to ward off evil Influences. £h o
might alter what would otherwise end
In the tragedy of a young life.
pridcr “My girl Is
only sixteen, but
sho knows more
gtrl
than many
of twenty, or over,
flhe can be de
pended upon to
t a k e care of h e r
self."
If
th e
daughter Is obliged
to seek nn occu
pation early the
mother
seldom
’ looks beyond tbo
ino firm
Is well known.
Tho girl la thrown
In with an entirely now Bet of c o m
panions of both sexes, but the parent
thinks her child will make friends
with the best of them, and lets It go
ON E F A I T H F U L H E A R T TO P R A lS E
at that.
,
HIM .
While there aro some maidens of
slxtced detiiure and thoughtful, there's
mom truth than poetry In tho old say Oh h appy love where love llko this Is
found!
ing, "You can ’t put on old head on O h e a rt fe l t rapture, bliss bfjrond com.-.
young shoulders.”__________ - — .—
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It takes either years which bring
their fullness of knowlodgo or passing
through tribulations to unfold wisdom
in the mind. A girl's surroundings,
and companions have everything to do
with choosing tho path Into which *bo
will walk
It Is not always tho merry, rollick
lng companions of either sex that lure
a girl from the straight and narroww a y , tt Is usually the wolf In sheep's
-------- -pw»S!
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I f H eaven a d raft of heavehly pleasure
spare,
‘Tl* When 'a youthful loving, modest pair
In o t h e r 's arm * b reathe out the lemlrf
I ate
Iteneuth the milk white th orn th at scen t*
the evening gate.
When success crowns a man's life
them are plenty to sing his praises
It's the man who Is down and out
who knows the worth of tho world's
homage. If he has been fortunate to
gain the lovo of onu honest heart, Jto
Party Gown for the Young Girl
T H E S A N F O R D H ERALD
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Christian Endeavor Notes
I* rich amid ali erf id* poverty,
ilv ’
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Colorado River.
may strive only to meat with /allures,
Greetings
have recently been •seTlt
TRICE'S
TRlfMPETEfR
The Cdlornflo* ris e r was named by
whtctrway how him to earth, b u t 'if
to the .great C onventions in New by the Spaniards from n word In th-tr
thole Is ono faithful heart to praise • iArtirtri PàBIlitidftindrrtill» Heidin? fnVJdrsey and New York, and the an language Running ruddy or red, «n
nUbtd by U. P. A. Bureau, Jsekionrlllel *
him. whose-faith in him never falters,
nual anniversary celebration of Mary- luslon to the tin t of Ops water l.t .
there will be one bright rift showing
hind EndeaVorer*. From Mr. Nucs- Salle first named the river' Malign«
kjgpugh his clouded sky
One word
Uns the world slipped n cog, lost sle, the lo/ig tirtie introduction su ( misfortune» an»- or Vw.t *vt to*-rryrf^nf sympathy In the hour he need* It
a join! of its backbone, addled its perintendent in New Jersey came having been drowned in Its current
most can make this dull, cold world
*
bruin or what? . Since J h c creation this message, “ Greetings from the
a paradise on earth for him. „
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of
thu
world
there
never
wan
such
annual 28th sta te convention in
Polishing Wood.
give htm courage to try onco more
a crop of millenium arch itects roam- Jersey City.
Although the sun is
To restore and polish ebonlxed wood,
tor that dear woman's sake.
It 1s those who hnve one loved ono *nK over the face of th e cnrtb, and hidden In-hind /he clouds outside we rub all spots the way nf the grain with
to whom they are precious who faint likewise heaven was never so.shock- wo are having the light of another finely pulverized pumice stone . t.d 0||
and fall by the wayside. Nobody ed by such a reign of rapine and shining in our midst making every» and Chen polish with a soft dry <loth.
knows, nobody cam*. Is the sob on ; murder.
Unleashed arc the ilogs thing bright.
In the three conven Carefully done, this will make i bcnlied
their dptfpalrlng lips.
If there was of war in almost ev ery country ex- tions almost here in Florida we are furniture look like now.
but one faithful heart to cheer him on , « p t our own am! hoalhen China, npt to have m uch sunshine, buJL.wp
1. 1. . m i ' l l « m l * . y U
| ,itW
|ul. u , orae
need that oth er kind of warmth and
••« Utilizing School Grounds.
What m atte rs-Ir lb'bkm though fnen
comfort just like. New Jersey com
Making the school grounds a mia!»,
and women turn a cold shoulder to
rades do.
ture colony, with tha pupils busllv rn.
him If there's one faithful heart that scarcely stop to read the details of
gaged In all kinds of produci Ivo rtf.,,.
a
conflict
when
the--killed
is
|ess
A
nice
program
is
made
for
T
a
v
beats all for hlm?I
It Is the want of Just one faithful i 'knn five or trn thousand, It is too ares where C en tra) district «onvenea pations, Is the device of |Ji* ■ -v^
one which causes, men to drift Into -Insignificant.
O ft . 1G-J8th, with theme, " S e rv ic e .” House .school, an open air sob,ml |q
E ngland
have
not
i
te, T h e week a fte r comes the time for
—tbo .swirling tld» of misfortunes and 1 ii *'
make no effort
but is it from a sense of virtue or Southwestern workers ip SL_PcUsra~ “ to stem
‘
*the “tide
* which
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sweeps on to-destruction. It may bo expediency?
Whntever Ü1C object. |
: and yet one woek Inter* tho
mother love, which shines across the it has merit, and if Wilson remains trio of conventions closes in S a n
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beaten path when hope Is the dark n t the helm we will likely "c m Aj ÿ fwrdr— Une especially, nice feature
Have you overworked your nmuus
es t %lth him. Or, perhaps. It Is a wife the horrors of war, evert ' thrragiv-berr is that the convention sermon
system and caused trouble with nur
who has linked her fate With’ his for Wilson is a Local O ption fiian.
Sunilay morning in tho Congrebgakidneys and Nadder? Have you |uini
better or for worse, uttering no moan
tional church is to be preached by
¿hough fate has beep unkind to them. j
in loins, side, bark and bladder? lfa\«
Speaking of n surfeit of crime, we th e Presbyterian pastor. Ilev. E . I). yott a flabby appearance of. the face,
Thero Is a time In every man’s life
when success seems to cludo him. At d° not have to look to Euro-pe to Brownlee. Th is is getting down to and under tfie eyes? A frequent desire
such a time, tho lovo of ono faithful lw horrified. Only a sh ort time ago th e heart of real Christian living.
to pays urine? If so, Williams’ Kidney
Our workers are paying up. and
heart enn steady him until the crisis 1 read of a child killed by its own
Pills will rtilc you. Sold only by U'm.
I^ato G. Aldridge, Drugget." Price 50c.
>1M
fimi he haflutyicucd-ilcicat mother.
I Itelieve. it w u s*in dry ^Treasurer Cavanugh rejoh-e*.
■luio victory;—
Suwannee. .Then we were shocked contributions to Endeavor causes William« Mfg. Co. Props. Clevilat - o
When success attends him, let no by an unmentionable .crime in dry have been headquarter pledges, St.
man forget the faithful heart that has
Leon, for which two
prominent Cloud Presbyterians, five dollars
stood by him In bis troubles. If he
Congregi\tionalists,
M t b - r citizens are now in jail.
Dry from Pomona
shows coldness, a change toward her,
and
a
welcome
ten
from Presbyteri
when his sky hns cleared, then ho Jefferson quickly came across with
an
young
folks
hirst
Presbyterian
r.
double
killing
over
a
pig
worth
deserves that the wheel of fats shall
Society,
Tr.mpa.
gave
luwnrd' the
perhaps
one
dollar
Calhoun
by
revolve again, and ho will know what
It Is to battle without thu ono faith the edict of thu self-righteous sus Secretary's last year's «alary, and
ful heart to upraise him
The love of pended the law fur a day and be- the Juniors of Magdalene reminded
a sweetheart who is faithful and true came dry nolens void ns, and is now j us that this United Brethren society j
in adversity is a blesjlng direct from i c ry ing .t h a t drunkunl-man oUstrueL|-an iL *a ll‘'*r «Idee -rHirttonsr*rtr " t h e *
hrtvpn.
Ai a wife, her iovo will ¡n^roM and egroiu to church doom. - ^
People*« Society, wmo church 1
prove a crowning blessing, a link to | [)j-y Holmes, according to the des- never fail, year after yenr.
“ The
bind him steadfast to courni/e.
patches .has revived the '•' Ku-Klux-1 ^-bristian E n d eav or World" put a 1
No matter hnw humble the heart
n k
Klitn."
But \'irginia has voted out
mention in the pa|s*r about our
may be that truly loves him, ho should
everything but hard cider,* and the I **ndtng the fund fifty dollars the
prize that more than the Wortd's gold, f
in
which may turn to <rosi} nt a time he millenium builders ur<- correspond- week Dr ( l u r k bad a birthday
In
Jacksonville
ami
Ifavtomi
con
least experts
l>-t each cherish ono i ugly happy
O Il<
vention». and rallies of middle Flor
faithful hcurl that will praise him
ida
and
in
T
a
m
p
a
,
during
flee,
Virginia!
For years revelling in
IÎ o i t
the glory of being the “ brightest fi-1 0 th, our. workers from most s e c
T o R e m e d y a L e a k i n g P en .
tions
cun
get
m
bear
Kart
La
h
ma
tin.
>tar in the southern constellation"
If one Is troubled with a leaky foun
. — the home of I’alrirk Henry— the His topics lor, addresses look tem p t
tain pen the application of a little
capilot w hose
hills ing, and he also lends conference« on W r l i n t kI miti tried to U )utl * hill» • -.1
soap to the threads of the screw will i Confederate
Endeavor work in both conven
have
been
bathed
and
whose
streams
of the othit Idlow In tlxi gen«-t»l e-|uipm»i •U
work to.-Htlr
If the pen Is emptied,
tions.
It I« lnip«ii the Tampa t 'n y out itole. A i sa eod escs ol ihn
lo U »
thoroughly d en ied , filled Mid the soap have l*een dyed crimson with tinUnion will be organized when he ihr nrw nt sed only lhe L « t of CTrtythioi, »•
applied there «ill be no more troublo blood o f , tbe defenders of liberty.
glsdly leeonim*nd to usera of ink
Who ever thought she would haul comes if tint before, and (nr southuntil the prn needs filling strain
down I he banners of her defenders e--ntral district, «urli splendid possi
bilities mu'l I n- realized in some fo r
•and voluntarily place her ip-ek in
VO'1
a yoke ns working mate with West ward =t - ¡>' that will be of Institi
P u u c n L Î L ^ i ^ m
!
cu
e
fit
Virginia?
And to think that the
Several friends noticed the miniC om bin ed O ffice
inspiration should have cotnc (ru.u
•
ugrnph
fetter
ideas
for
the
introdur
a
n d fo u n t a in l ’en
1 Maine
li
■I- ; Ttniciii and havi i-nt name
JEW ELER
tion
department
uni) h a v e
sent
il
.
nul he mi liai! ¡il \ l i nuint-s and addresses of members — th* rvrwtit member of the Csrtet't lai I»nu1r.
a i i v >ul<! hc rlsewhere. afiei leaving for tbe winter or longer Pent rail Ick ernte» s blue and d o n a m l t»-L
w \t i n i :s , c i u r n s . J K W i : i ; n . * n . g
|| H
m.m-1
a
'he !
lier l.ppli-H,
Ji*»-»-, T h p r tv'n splendid divlsloli ui our
Coras
in
sud
let
ut
»how
you
tbe
new C an o isk
V EK W AHE, UF'I'H A I.
K T l . a tu hurd rider, so il is possible she
work and would be of mutual ser bottle with the ßevr flow-cootioUçt,
wil! t <>t i-e so pestered with blind vici- if more would remember about
tigers as oiher dry commqnities are. it
E x p e rt R epairing
i Advl.)
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ray i I fully ti«e tin- ballot
11 It At K A T P W NS 1- N 1>
SANFORD, FLO RIDA
Williams' Kidney Pills
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batiste, cotton
V / voiles, silk muslins, challl or any
other of the semi-transparent materi
als, are suited to the design for a
party gown such as that shown In the
^Illustration. - Those fabrics that have
a plain surface— that "Ik, without print
ed o r woven-ln figures—admit the uso
o f scattered sprays of hand embroid
ered flowers and are tbo more elogant
by th e Introduction of theso moat de
sirable of all decorations. Flue o r
gandte and batiste and cotton voile,
or the best.quallty, are lasting enough
to merit the work which hand em
broidery involves.These plain fabrics may be embel
lished with aet-ln medallions and
scrolls of fine lace Insertion In place
" o f hand embroidery. T h ese same de
corations are used on the thin figured
. 'm aterials which may be preferred to
tho plain fabric. They look equally
well on either.
T h e frock shown hero Is made of
fino whtto muslin with a plain under
sk irt and a tunic which Is made of the
material laid In fine aide plaits. The
bottom or the underskirt Is finished in
- shallow scallops and* there a few
tJ<Hys of daisies and lilles-of-thrrnl*
•prays do not appear on the tunic.
Ila only decoration la a narrow Insertlon of Preach val laco at the top of
tbo hern.
T h e easy-fitting blouse has sot-In
alet*rrt, V t Imped neckBurpüta
fastening at the front. Insertion llko
that on the tunic Is set In at each side,
forming a panel down the front and
back of the blousé. In these panels,
and In the side pieces, sprays of cm*
broidery like those on the skirt ap
pear. T h e arm's-eyo Is largo and the
sloe res straight. The sleeves arë fin
ished with a bom having the Insertion
at Its top and decorated with em
broidered sprays. They aro cut long
enough to allow a little draping at the
elbow where the material Is caught up
in two JvMs.
folds. The bodice la finished
with a turnover collar having a nar
row hem and Insertion.
Th is little frock Is worn over a pet
ticoat having a border of figured satin,
ribbon about tbe bottom. There Is a
crushed gtrdlo of tbe same, ribbon.
Each wearer selects th e manner of
fastening*tbe girdle which suits her
best. A small flat bow a t tho pack Is
to be recommended for.youthful wearere.
J U L IA B O T T O M LBV.
Town Lots in Sanford
Farms in Palm Hammock
Improved and unimproved Celery
Lands in flowing well district, located
on railroad and improved roads
prairies
�TUE SANFORD HERALD
OCTOBER
PAGE S E T E ?
IN DISASTER AT SEA
Queer Things That
Turn Dp In the News
TRAVELED.TKU.S-OE-AC.TION3 OF I
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FELLOW PASSENGERS.
M rs. F r a n k S m ith ,
t i e s h o s e In t r e e « t o
.t a m a l e a . N. V .
p r o t e c t piai r i l e s
S h e tu rn s on w a t e r w h e n boys ap p e tir
a n d g r a v ity d oes t b c rest.
A 2.00ft foot fall from a balloon nud
tliq electric current of trolley wire«
which tur struck in tils d epee ut failed
lo kill Henry Miller, n soventeen-yeuroïtl aeronaut of Wcehnwken. N J .
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Beautiful 7-room bungalows, hot
and cold, water, on improved vegetable farm. 700 fine Minorca
and Wyandotte chickens, incubators, coops, brooders, best model
pens, horse and wagon, barn.
A BARGAIN
(¡0 1 NG
We have some v^ry cheap tra cts of pas
ture or ranch lands.
Good general farm in g and citru s fruit
lands.
Some of (he very best truck lands in the
famous Celery D ella of Sanford adapted
to the Sanford system of sub-irrigation
and intensive system of farm ing. Prices
and term s very reasonable.
Several fifty lots and homes for sale on therms
that may suit you.
A constant demand for houses and rooms.
List your property with us, we will >ell nr rcnl it.
Fire Insurance, Bonding.
Weary of crlbbuge. rhum and five
hundred a» games to. while nwny the
time between the Ores, the llremeti
of [trail!. I ml., have constructed a
huge loom and will weave abawla. tnbio runners and ruga. The loom la of
tbelr own dcalgti.
M0NTICELL0 MAY BE A
HOME FOR PRESIDENTS,
Story of Hlttorio Eitato Offered to the
Government For »500.000.
Announccuiciit by
ItcpreaeiHntlvc
J erte ruoli M. L#evy of New York nf bl»
y atlon F r o m
D eath .
1 have often wondered how people
would act, how I rnyaolf would feel,
In the* event of a disaster ot sea
1
had the opportunity of tlndlni? out, the
other night, when Iti the darkest hour
Ju«t bdforo dawn, In a denao fog, the
■hip on which I had nailed from South
ampton. tho New York, was rammed
by tho Pretoria, 400 mlloa from Now
York.
I wan awakened by tho stopping of
our engines and tho violent churnltiK
of the ecrow as tho ship backed wnter. Then, out of tho Impenofaablo
darkm-att wan heard tho hoarse shriek
of another foghorn than our own.
which, at Intcrvala of a minutò, had
been bellowing for hour», ^knew that
another vessel wrm, npproaChlftfc, anti
overy minuto drawing nearer.
Then camo a shock. sharp though
not very violent, and I. know wo had
been «truck. Salloni and «towarda
rushed past to taka up their «tallon at
tho boat«, and two or three minutes
later tho hugo bulk of tho Pretoria,
towering nbovo our cruft, glided by so
near that I could touch her with my
hand, while sho toro away part of dur
bulwarks lu passing.
Then tho pasHiingers began to pour
up f r o m tho cabina In ecnnty attire,
many w Itti Ufo preserverà bucklrd on.
There worn no hysterics, and surprla
wlllliigne«« to «eli io tlu* govormnent
n» a ii illoinil «lillne MolTlUello. buine I n g l y l i t t l e e v i d e n t e x c i t e m e n t , b u t utl
nf Tinittma Jeffer«on. n-new« Intel I f l quietly a w a i t e d t h o e n d which w o
in Un* 111«tm K" |n ui'i i i> u e a r ' l ' t m r
thought wus near, until In a ' >w min
luite»»llle, Albi-marie « oumy. Va
Mr Ules t h e oltlcera reported that tho bolo
l.evy'a lirico la K'W.UOO
M r s . .M a r tin W ___ U t l l c t u u j i f ..N e w
i Y o rk b egnu ber C eleb rateti c a m p a l g n
t o b a v e t h è g o v e r n n i e u t t a k e o v e r lite'
o stin e
nbont
ih ree- y c u r « a g o
Mr
I . e v y hall o h j e c t e i l t o «a-lllng t h è |>laye
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m m lr
file V i r g i n i a h o m e " f t h è p r i - r - h l m t «
of d i e C u l l i s i S t a l e « a m i m a l n t n l m s l
- T l t K lorrt^ ^ ------------ - - * & / * ' * -
t »unti, ly I b i n i l i )
ilarffc fir Sinford, • cnr(hir Alluri, or KKmt*d «ini
on ihi« thn &|
m y of O fl o K t r , A. O. 19
!» I. T l l f t A S H E f t ,
Mi >of
*i ait t*i
Honda. ( nrnplalnarit,
Harvard men nccii»t*'tiiNl lo dine ni
Memorial Hall "CummuMii' threatened
to “atrlke" tll i tlie.l gul h**» tipple
pie.
dinance
äJale mí. > « m lé n » K .'ia « .a a r
untiti ( lit* I* *r* *jf «
In i tic» »i-iiool« uf Amnnittn boxing 1 Little E x c i t e m e n t , A l t h o u g h All Knew#
Inin tai-i-ii !ii(t**lured in* regular eXi-r
t h e S h ip W a n I n j u r e d , an d L a t e r
else fur kcU-- -11►
*11 -*
D eep T h a n k fu ln e s s for P re te r-
th* C i ty of Sanford, FI«, i
I brrolijr crrtlly tha t tbo l a n ( o l n t o r
waj duly p a w -d at a rr gufar » » :•
ln( ul thr rl iy council of fa n fo r d , Florida
in « fu lo n October 5th. l u l l .
* I f . \V. I .O V U M .,
LEGAL ¿OVERUSING
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brad*
V4i I »**r»t a ri and |,r a it
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1•*ti Affili ult ut «I * Cirri..)* ,il » uni
!•*»>, a «*or por at Cun. I.nui* 1*
Hi i a Anti At atiiiil I
Him, rc>parinrra, trail In g and dui nu huainr«» a• I, 1* Uirr A * um party,
l'.Ütl'iirf 1'1 attt U l ti « « urn parky,
■ riirp«if all uri, J
H ¿Jr La unti
r»»mp»rt). a corp oration Frrd II
\«*i-(.-, U r i e l v r r , in I<ank(u pt c>
f i»f t hr K IT)i f h t
A « r nr Ikr r y
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Furnitur* t n m p a n y . I m rportd on,
bank'upt
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SAM (Mil) I OIIGIS
4
Sanford Lodge No 62. F. ami A. M.
. Communication every first and third
Thursdays at
welcome.
O. L. Taylor
Secretary
Company. ■ corpursiioa, I'sricn
I’»1st 1 ompany, • corporation.
Armour F rrlilia ar Work*, * r o r poratlon and
Covington I o n pany. > co rp o ration , IM s n d a n ts.
To laiiia P. K i ra and Atwood 1.. Hie», ro«liner*, t ra d in g and dolne t>u*lnr>< aa
m I*, ttlco A Company, ol ih o rl t y of
New (Irlikns, (IT tin* *talp of L ou isia n s
rillstiurs Plat» (¡la»< I’ a a n i n v
g
lion, of .Ihr city ol All»nt*. in *•»•—•***»
of itrorcla:
Supple» I(a r d w , r , f n m p t l ^ r a # * aw^wWsMm,-,w the city nf I'hlladctpht*. In Iho « 1 1 1 * of
F
F. L. Miller
W. M
Monroe Chapter No. 15, II. A. M.
Meet» every second aod fourth Thuraday in Masonic Hall over tho. Imperia
Theatre. Visiting companion« welcome.
J . F. Karnnts
OTL, Taylor
■- Heeretary
* w
High P r i n t
■ f+ertthrohr Chapter 2. Order Eastern Sia *
Meets every first and third
i'aitcn Paint C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra t i o n , of
nrink ninn i I.
««iL a 1.
_the city o f . A t l a n t a , in the e l a t a ml Oeor- in each month. EVcryonq who has seen
his Star in the East are cordially invited
It app^arinc from thr «(TuLav Ii . Gird in
this faus.\ by <ieorf«• A.
Holifliof to visit t h j j chapter.
>n4 of Co un»# I for Complainant* t h a t it !•
Alice E. Ilobtdns, Scc'y
th# h*lirf of afTlant that tn» rr»t>ondtoU.
I’cnnrjlvanla;
l>ouia i’. liic# and At »rood !.. Kir», ro«
partnrr*. t ra d ine and doing btisinr?« a»
U 1*. Hlrr A Company* ar* non-reaidantt
of th» »tat» of Florida and ar« amldanta
of a »tat» or rountry other than th * »tat»
of Florida, and that theft# prr%#nt piar» of
rr»id»nr» 1» S'»w Orlein». LouUlana. and
that »aid rr«pond»Rla ar* both ov»r iwanlyona year» of ag», and that iherr ia no parfon In Ih» ■tatn of Florida^ i h » a**rvie» of
a auhpo»na upon whom would bind »aid
rrtpondrnt». a y d It further appearing * from
th* affidavit, Gl»«l In this caute, hy thP »alii*
Phoenix Lodge No fi, K. of P.
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays.
Nisiting knights always welcome.
H. McLaulln
O. j . Miller
K. R. and S.
C. C.
Sanford lAM^r-No. 27. f. O. O. F.
Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m .,
(»«-orge A 1t»(*i»ttr», that il 1« t h * belief
t»f » rf»« ti 1 that l*i(t»huf£ Plate f«la»a Pom* over Imperial Theatre.
t»any. it a nun-re«Ident corp oralion rtf the J , W. O. Singletary
W. H. Wrigiit
Hl*ia* of Florid a, and ia ■ rraident 'eorpTiTa^"
Hon of a
* t a t r t rountry oth«r than Ih»
Secretary
N. G.
Slat ft f Florida» ^ ^d ^that the »aid FlttaI'Ufg l'Ut»
(I laaw^^WnpEh y I» a resident
(iate City ( amp No. fi. W. O. W
rorp'ration nf
the atalr of (*e«ifgia. al lh
nfUr*— at l 'la ruta
(ietirfi»
th a t Supple
M e e t s s e c o n d and f o u r t h Wednesday
1 a «l»4f«
1 *j i * j, aiiy, i* ■* m n t r»widrmi rut*
pt raitun i»f t h r * i a ir nf Fb>r(da.
and i« ■ n i g h t s in e a c h m o n t h .
r»* «'«if rur puf a* t *n of * * i i i r nf rmiDtry F l. MilU-r
J- F. Hoolchan
«■f It i f
than
the »fair
««f
Fluf
mI i
.
a n d 1»
a
In our aldo was above tho water lino. I'hltuMrHfl, IVBflijrWinll! and that the
Tali** Faint -4'-s*^fwny I* a nun*rr»lrfrnt
It wna big enough, however, to admit ro
rpofitirn of* the »late ol Florida* and I* a
two or three trolley cara abreast, and r » «iil-r inf rt t u*or at bin of • » (a t* «nr entintry
ol
than tho »l ate of H o n d a ,
anti that
a huge anchor of tho Pretoria, weigh ih»hi f»aid
Fatten
Faint Company Is a rest
ing live tons, was found Imbedded In 'd<”m f nsporation of ihe »tate of f Je o r#1 a.
- uf f r a i d e f t r e )« A t l a n t a .
our bow w h i le t h e Iron p l a t e s o f o u r •* t*di , ri h|s« ’ »i "l -I pi* Fa«*
« 1 ih«»** r t * ’ r - i p r r - o f : * tp
I lie Male taft 1 hind a. i le 'servire « I a aill ship w e r e t w i s t e d up llko shavings
pum a upon » h o r n would bind an% of the
For nearly twenty-four hours more
»of tn n fa-Htlifer*
oiffMifi'iiip*
»bo
atr
i< •d Iv ||« tIt" Ft d»'*» ' *
the fog continued with brief IntiTUila
almi, mol this evidently got mi tie*
if« *f idmg «r»
fiTfo ft ■ fti* and
nerves of the pnaaetigera even more
40) Fit l *lmrE
than lie- shock of tho llrst moment
•ir|mratinn.
**u
i
h«i r p •»r
Mi l ,
of (te- eoli Islot! Some tried III throw
I., f. * y .1 .1 -»-*ft ,,f *t fr<|1|, •*1 t «* a i»pt*at to
t hr bill of in m pi ai lit, duly lini Iti ibi» rau»**,
uni
1*frr
than
Monday.
tho
2nd
day
Council Commander
Clerk
•«-btt r.t r o r porai mn of the. » t a le of f'enn■yhanla, and t h a t it« filare of residence L»
United Urothorhood of Carp»nler*-and
Joiners of America
Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets
first and third Thursday night at 7
o’clock in the Fugle«’ Hull.
J. W. o. Singletary,
J . M. Drown,
Sec’y-Treas.
President
II. I*. O. II. Sanford Lodge 1241
M*«-i linit'aml third Wednesday night
al corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave,
n I. Taylor
U L Peck
Secretary
Exalted Ruler
nf
T h e L a k e l t r e e x e < m i n i l i N o . .11 J u n i o r
Order I ailed Huerican Mechanics
Meets «-very Wednesday at 7:30 P.
M , in the City Hall. Visiting brothers
lire welcome, (’ , II Smith. Ree. See.
Sanfonf, Ffa
♦ 1 0 9 Magnolia A v e .
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ELECTRIC OVEN STOPS POISON
A sso cia tio n .
-
This representation of one of the td.4 Inch shells used by the Germans In
battering down forts In France and Helglum has had n lively salo In- Hcrllu.
1
*t the top the caption. “German War Surprise, 1P14.” and at the hotai, “Wltfi God For King nud FatherlatuL“ It alao tn-nra the names of towns
destroyed by the nlege gun*
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I •- f t •••
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u n l i e i ' i i j h iilh lin g a .
F o i i r »D ori m i Un i r o i n then|«>t w h e r e
Photo by Am«Mean Proas
Un
Vt T h e I t a l e ( i f Î 7 . 2 0
r e r u n
IkuiKht
Krk(i$-lltlcrM«i»im
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W ill He P u h l U h e d
H eading
►♦♦♦-*♦ o c
OrrUer Who Drank bichlorid* of Marcury la Savad by Now Mafhod.
A new method for the treatment of
hlchlorjdt- of mercury |Hd»onlng Ini»
come lit light In the recovery of David
IL Henrlt, n New York broker. The
latest method consists In rnusing a
pcrsplnitlou by apiilylng to the body
the In-lit of no electric oven at n ti'tu
pern lure of about 300 degree»
Mr Iteach drank a ghisa of water
I-, which- iinknoi^ii to him. there had
been dissolved twenty-two grains ol
tdchlorlde of mercury. A» he wu»
drinking the last of tho water he no
Heed the metallic taste and linmedl
ntcly made Inquiry. Dr. Paul Pilcher
of llrooklyn applied a Htcunnch pump.
This, however, was Ineffective, ns were
repeated doses of milk mid the white.«
of egg» Then ttie electric furnace was
(rieil
After three weeks' treatment
Mr Ueach Is attending to buslnims as
listini. Hie only chnuge being that be
Is still restricted In diet.
GERMANY SHY ON GLASS EYES
;; Wo S po cia lizc on
AM Kinds
□ a tta r S e a U s D o lo ro B u yin g
COULBO URN C O M P A N Y
Results
England May Hava to Import Them
Via A m e r i c a .
German made glims eyes may soon
Have to be iui|iurt(»l by England vln
Amerlcn. n« the supply on hand Is nl
ready exhausted, atpl tho suitpcmriun
uf commerce as well ns patriotic rea»mm make» It |m|Knudhle tu get their*
direct from Germany.
A denier declared that mitrailleuse
and shrnigiel Are had caused many leg
wounds, and for th)s reason, there
would noon be a largo demand for ai^
tificlal legs
,
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ni/
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-i £ fi » I ij i **
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nml
ether,
a l i t i l i ur<- e t c l l l r t v * *
one of th e o th er.
M a t t e r I h u ri-g to n w h e r e t h e Hold
g r o w « o r dccnyH
T h l » t h e o r y ►truiig
h
rem -m tde«
that
p r o p o n '-d
hug
ugo
by I k - r n a x d U ^ e m a n n .
Professar M cl« re n
ph-nd» f o r a n
im tireju d lced
exam in atio n
of
lin n * v i e w s , r e v o l u t i o n a r y a « thu y a r e , lu
v ie w o f t h e w i d e s p r e a d f e e l i n g t h h l
t h o r n In s o m e t h i n g a m i » « with I h e
chiHulcal
m ech an ical
t h e o r i e s of u nit
M o do r a l e
S t r i c t l y 1 a**h
Phono 319
CEO. A. DkCOTTES
A I TORN n
* i *■ u l t i m a t o m i l i t a t o •I Til« e n fi
. ' t r i c e h a« l i i m r i i T U n form « ' m a l
t i
crm »
»r«!
thl* I h»* 17 Ui «!«y «1 S**jit»‘L»ib**f. A l f l*ill
(»»«Il
I A. iHIIMft L A R S ,
Cirri* ( ‘irciilt Cuurft, Hrminolr f ’ **., Fla.
fly J« * <’ • Iln l.rrt*. I*. P.
Prt H-Slr
»«II m l l N S K U j O R
»» L A W
I’fm ip v m S l a t e niel Fedi-írtl t ti ii r l«
- if ..i, ■in ) 71 h i . .
I - i. ml . • \
» I>]11) f i if»* HtiiM'f 4i*b- firn
f*
I-
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Hrffint
t
itj«Lfr in »ruf for »ii»l C o u n l y , •(
i « ..(fifi- «ti S » wfiTf 4 in »* ifi Coti ut y.
1"
Il lili i ■ ft
of 4 • •(Mlll I hrf * 44ff »-r ■' I hi*
M>*|irf ra". hr b rar f f«•r «ulhnr(l> 1*» ftrti,
»* i’H f i i r *i*f**. 11n* i m»-fifth« fnf**r#«t *»f
■aidmhi hm
inth«* foUnwihf dr*rr1b«^l
real
♦**tat*>.In * «aid
C o u n ty , fo-wit S o u t h ha
LotHr vrti ( y -four
( I t ) , of
M. M
S*nlt h'* Su)'- f if »i-inti * I Per. ,1&, T o w nab in
l**. Kantr *10 l ’ a»t.
U hirh a p pllr atio n »ill
hr biLKrd lipiin t h r prtlllon I*»r aal** now on
Fit1#■ in »aid r»»*ifi
I •*»».! S. pt. I “ th, A I* 191 I.
It J F o W K I . L .
a Fri Mr*
(ìu a rf in ri
liarncr-WooiirufT llldg
Sanford Flu
DENTIST
Office.
Yewetl Ihiildlng
SANFOWR. FLO RIDA
THfIMA.« KM MKT WILSON
s o r t « r o» 5 ali:
N n|Ir«- 1 s ),e-r» Ir y *U * l. I timi UfllfrF * ltd by
virtù** ni * final «lt»rftr ul íi»r<*rli*wuf«* and
■aî**, midp un th«* Mh t|*y of Oriol***?.
A, I» 11*11
b> i h r linnnralilc* J * m e i W
to think black.” ' «nld lllshop Maphtall
l.iicrnck In a missionary Hunday ad Ferkln». f tj f «r •f «I » i'Jnuit C o i i f , Srv
h Judlr »¡
C - u*
S*»fttm*dp Cnurity,
dri-Bit In Helena “Vntll ho learns to •*n!
Finridi. nt t b a u *'•*? ■ *i tl at ri*r« ain m h»p
think black learns to think, that Is, ibp fift priii! fi*. *> n- r* ■n S Kapp )* rn
plafnani inlf \ )«
(ia*tlnrr an*1 W K
n» his dusky converts do lie will nc (•ardiri
pf «r** d#f r*nd » n» •, I sball «Lf r r f**?
compllsh little, for he won't under- salt* and »rj| to •he J" fhial iiiddpr, fo r rash,
ilrfiifr n C ^ m i r t * h«»ti*o dñ»r, i l S a nfnr«I,
s'Jnil Ii Ih flock.
Fpfimlnolp t "imi >% Flofitla, on \ ln r n l i j ,
"He won't understand, for exampl«’, 2 fili ili) of S i i v m t i r f , I) I» I “* 1 I , ihr
* a rur hpfr# a **-|»p! salr** -'«y, añil » i f h n ihr
n man like All All. a fat, lazy rascal. I* ¿ al Ivi uf* * i * í) I« , «Í1P Ipfiipprry* i|i-4 rf i I, *»d
wbb converted from the Mohammedan In th» final d r r r r * as foBo«», » i tu a ta In iha
y n l f qt <J' í , min*»Í4L.
1 ♦-*»./'■
faith to Christianity. A Mohammedan, C oFm
Ti r* *’, Flur!*, F l vr, Tirr T wir, Hari'
you know, enn drink nc alcoholic bev ford, Florida, i r r o r d l n f t« F* It. TrafforiFa
map of Ih» ftown of Hanford, aa p#r pint
erages.
(Lfp«*rf, riti Iy rr*rofi1»«l In tF** pubi Ir rr ro rd«
’’Well, Mr. Goodes, All’n missionary, nf l i r i i t p ( V u n * y . ' ■f ’ahlrb i h r Citu nty of
“ **minolr *-a- fi'rrnrrljf » n tr l. and Stai** of
catne on tho new convert one evening Flfif *U, In Fini ll«oS "IF* * n t»a#r 111,
(iKOKOF N. KIOBY.
In tho market place, drunk.
F ri-H -4 lr
Hprrlal M a a t rr .
“ ’Why, All!’ ho said, reprtschfully
Why. All. what religion have you Jutil
An Ofdlaafir» ,%«I «*p 11n ar Ihr I t n l s r d Of*
professed 7*
«Hftaiura of i h r I II? of .S’on ford 1 9 1 4
** 'Same religion aa massa's,’ All an
ft«* It ordalnrcl by Ih» Mayor a n d f i t y
I’
miriHI
#>| Rsnford
swered. ‘Plenty rum drink.” ’ .
Srrllrn l. T h a t ths* a rr o m p a n ) In # f»nScores Modern Mother»,
Dr, Gilbert n up utrtek of • lilc(g:".
president of the Dti»tetrlciil SoelAo
.it the American Institute of Homoopt
ihy. »aid rucLiitl) at a convi-ntictt tha
\tm modern mother 1» a poor mother
and thq direct yause of tho high rate
of mortality. Tbtao woman, ho said,
are dofegtlves and tnubcular degencrnlct.
They are poop mother®, weak
lings, mentally, morally, physically,
nnd .-veil socially, when tho country’s
welf' re and racn betterment are
htfti: irtrr In the **r'2 nco.
Wilson
&
Housbolder
LAWYERS
Sanford
Florida
Squ rn ) A d v i c e .
Treat your friends as you do your
tmnk Account* --Don't-be rflckld(n with
them Jmit becauco you’ve got thorn.—
Detroit Free Press. *
t Sanford Library
l Free Reading Room
»r*l revision of ortilnanr»» of t h r <11y of
' i n f nf»I florida of a ytnrral «n«l p rrm a
♦
*:t••*1» 4 si Ufe
»*** )»ei| «P|*1 rr|)nri«*tj by
' * *i‘e* A Iv fN **«-» ri(y i i ' o f n r y , u n d n
m■ -' )-) * ir» u** of * fa-- *11j 1 1 »sn
*»f or»*
• ♦ - *>d d£Y*r I in f t In* *• it| tfHy i*t i o r n«* y lu
«r t h«* nf tli n i ñ rr* nf 'F r H* ) **f *'|h
r.•s si ftr iftïl t h» Îfttkr I* brr*'H> adnplrd
4 « ihr ordinane**-* o f Ih** rit) ai S » n ford,
u ri d«*r Ihr litte« of thp KfvUrd Or «fi nan#»«
n f t hr City of Hanford of 1 (MC~
Krrlfòn S. T h a t i*vrry ordinanr* of a grn*
<rai iftd perman en t natur» h fT r lo f o rr »n*
c ' l n l by Ih» ^ l y ' o f Hanford, or lh«* town
tf Fanford, nml c u r r y
part of a n y 4ur h
tjfdjnanr» no? Iiirludfd In «aid r v v l i r d offiranrcp, la hereby r»n»al«d.
Hcrtldn 1* Said )la*U *d O rd in in e»« ahall
q Inin affari an d b# oparallve t h i r t y «laya
ro m Ih» ap proval
h»r»of by i h a Nfayor,
r^* from Ih» da ta nf tfela ordinance hocAm' j r a law without Ffa rnproval.
T\i Honorablo H.
Thraiher, M a y o r çf
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PAGE EIGHT .
THTE SANFORD
Mixed Nationality.
Fourycarold Maggie's father
Dr. Armstrong in
Regard t© His
Riverview Property at Jacksonville
Wisdom of the Bee.
The great million and a half city
docks are being* built out our way.
The Carpenter-O’Brien great two and
one-half million dollar mills are out
beyond us, and the hundreds of thousands of dollars now being: spent in
Riverview, and-aroimd trsy is creating;
a demand for this property that puts
us in a position where we do not need
to spend another dollar in advertising
through the press.
K
Special Reserved
Ba£
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the b e e
"W e
work In the summer
to lay up a store of food against the
season uben we foresee we shall want
It; but those who do nothing but
drink and dance and sing In tho s u m
mer must o i peel to starve In tho winter."—Old i'able.
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LttjAl AOVtRIISIM i
In Ihr Citrali f a a r t . Me»*nih Judicial -Clr*
rail. In anil Fe» Ihr Coanly of Firminole,
Hurld»
In d u m e t i
John K. T y ( r t i , Complainant
V».
fltation
Ktlward C. K rr r. and Anna
Foreclosure
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M. Karr, Ite* pun d e n t s .
of M o rtg a g r
'To E dw ard i '*• K rr r and Anna M, Kerr
Georgetown, Indiana, and tf) any « t h e r per
■on, claiming an interest In l.nt No. 52, ol * »
m ith ’* fSub-di
M. M. S
Smith'*
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It appearing from the. affidavit of George
Cr. Herring, herein duly filed, that hr I« toliritor and roun*rl for the c o mIM
a l a i n a n t, In
the above »fated r e u i r , John E. T y g e r t ; and
t h a t It I» the belief of t h e affiant, t h a t the
defendant*. Edw ard C . K rrr and Anna M.
Kerr are nan-r**ident* of the «t ele of F lo r
ida. and are now resident* of the a i a t e of
Indiana; residing in tha town of Georgetown,
Indiana: that the *ald defendant» Ore over
the age of 31 y e a r* , and tha t th e r e It no
perron In the * t a l r of Florida, t h e ae rv ir*
of subpoena upon whom would he blndimc
upon the »aid oletendani*: wherefore, you,
E d w a rd C . K r r t an d Anna M. Kerr, and
all other* claiming an y right, title or InterMl In l.nt No. 6 3 , M, M. Smith'a Sub
division. Seminole
C o u n ty ,
Florida,
are
ordered to appear to the bill of com p lain ant,
duly filed In thi» cau«c, on M onday , the 7th
day ol lleeember, A. 1». I f t lt . the »am# b r
ing a rule day ol t | ii » court.
It i* lurth rr ordered that thi» notice be
published in the Sanford Herald, n new.
paper published in Seminole co u n ty , Fbtr
I d a,
ntirr
» atA ,
for four r o n . n - u t U f
Week»
Wilnea», I
A.
[ l u u c l a u , f t e r k of »aid
C o u r t , a n d t i n »e»l tbrroof, t h i - i.Alh day
of <letoher, A. I*
i »eat 1
< tgrk
«if
the
C ourt,
f
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It being our custfiiiL3aiways to obtain
the newest novelties, etcfrwe announce
our annual
i Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday
Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th - I
IVI I
E A iHtUGI.ASS,
C irc u it
We take this opportunity to show our
beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods,
Silk and Wool dress materials, trimmings,
OPENING
Sem inole
C ounty, Florida,
lly J a a , C . Hotter ts, It. C .
L Jf-Ä
l6*Frl-8te‘
n o t i t i : o r i n c d i u ’o i c a i i d n
READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT
N o t l r t D h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t * r ihi* u r w lr r
* i g h r ti in t r ntl t o a p p l y I s i h r
Iln rio ra M r
P a r k T r a m m e l l , C i i i t e r n n f *»f i h r S t a v• * (
Flo rid «.
al
T a lla h a M fr,
Phi rid a
on
thi*
l O l f t tla> ««l N u v f m h f f , \
D l i * M , ft.r 1»-t
f t # r * p t t r n t i n t o n a r at m g
M trrx iv r
Manu
fa* l u r i n g
« '-« m ju n y,
tind**r
t h»
fn l lu » ir.t
pr
«rt i rl *** n| i n i n r f i U M t i m i
l h*- <•r i *
, i n a i itf »til» » »* r e » **n Hi*- in t h r u f f i r r •«(
t t i r N r r f r t a i y 1 1 M i l e , a * m i u i r r t l Lv ) « «
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\V h ut f m i n gi*r
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P m sming*»r
I
W K n tirn in g rr
M
S Fu i r *mnC"r
• *»f I n r u t |ior a I h i n *»f M i r r a l i * c
u l a r l u r i n g I omp, inj r
We.
Mif U l l
Here you will find
displayed all ^ the
newest fashioned
suits, capes and
^-coats. -for
Ad
a ies.
- - Also a pretty line'
of coats for children
and youn^ ladies.
M»n-
Ihr ijndrr*ignn«1. havr af ranl to *•
niff »• 1> m
and do
hsriHn« »•
I #*r I h * p u rp c* ’*r of f o r m i n g 11*I «
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pnJttir a n il l o r p o r a t r . u n d e r a n . I l*>
><flu» of i h r l a * * of i h r »tat»* «i f |* l u r i d a ,
» f id il o h r f r h > a d o p t lb** f o l l o w i n g a r l i « l > *
tif i n m r p u r a t m n
%r t i r i a I
T ir*
n a n * * of t to - • o f p u ra t turn • t. * 1 1 I**M i r r a t i it \l an u f a r t u m g f K n i p s i n
p f i t i i j j i a l p' U' rr of bf f^fVP
*i»t i«i*
t*»*lrd
«nil
I o n d o * I* d
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-a.
I n if
♦ » ’ ! I •• p % I ««P m a l
I m Ail
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m a fid t j f i t m i
at I* m * f< » f u l l a*- a n d 1*•
fad
in
lui* iiit- *f d t i . iS ii ig w.'ln- £ inn*. »
la* t urli»!:. p r « 'p » r m g a n d d t * p - h* l ig d r o ^ « .
ft r*ll« i h m a n d rn.-di* i r a i p n p a r at oui * •*? al
h m !*
l o lo>< ti«*, p f " p a r t s a r i l a» d di d ' f r *. I
i n i i i t r a l . ai-rut* *1 a n d t trnt.«i u ( r a i * d « 4 i < p .
I n i . i u M v r r t « « u l a r i u n * a n d *#11
ria n ti
and dondar li« * * ; lo b u y , ow n, i r li ami ronv r*| ri al I alai«*, l o i * o r r *« w moiri•• y a nd
r u f r I li p * a n t r , b >' m u r i ga g ***. *l ***■d -. *'>©ini s
ri 1111* * o t I »I h •* r, filli I g a 11»»li ■ I h af * f -1r I •» I »u >
-rii.
ac«iiiliifr,, o w n
a n d Jh*dd a ll p r f a n n a f
p ro p rrly
nrr«-**ary
In
p r ii p f r U
rundm I
a n d r a r i » oli i b r * i-u-in»-*# . 1 j l ............ ..
lu m
« it a It* ba **-, r
an i *
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T f»*
I)r. Armstrong lias withdrawn
from the market two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth of his
choicest lots and will hold them while
the present great developments are
going on in this section, and will re
place them on the market when the
prices will range one thousand dollars
for inside lots and three to four thousand dollars for his riverfront lots.
Riverview is making one of the
(inest investments to the large or small
investor in the entire state of Florida.
A place where a man or woman may
spend five or ten dollars a month for
a few years and realize thousands of
dollars profit.
(¿1
"Our plan la vary diffaront.'' raid
To my many friends and buyerg of
Riverview property, I wish to make a
statem ent, giving a few facts in regard
to this rapidly developing suburb of
Jacksonville.
I have had the question put to me
several times recently, why I do not
advertise Riverview now as I formerly
did. Here is my answer: *
Riverview has been so well adver
tised, and the sales of this property
have been so enormous, the develop
ments so great, that there is a steady
demand for the property without saying a word through the press.
Riverview Today Looks Like a Young
City in Its Self
la
from Oormnny; her mother from Scot.
Innd. On« titty the con vernation turned j '
on nationalities und nty liuaband naked , 4
MfiKgUt what utio'waa. With her arm .<j
around her little brother Herman a h a
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replied:
' .Mamma and wo't Scotch,
but papa's h«’n German."
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OCTonER IB. 19U
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A Inrge assortment of brand new neckwear. All
those new “vest" effects, flared collars, silk and lace
jabots, etc., all made of nice material. See this display.
t
»t at. * of
Irllrtr III
Tbc* « m o u n t of I h » r a p i i al *1 or W of I h i *
c o r p o r a t i o n « ba ll b«* T f r i t i y F u r T h o u s a n d
ìÌ'JhO lH).ou > D o l l a r i , t o b# d i v i d e d i n t o t w o
hundrvd
and
fifty IC&O) ah a re * of O n r
llu m trrd
( 1 1 0 0 . OUI
D o lla ri rach.
A ll ur
any
p o t lion o f t b r c a p i t a l « f o r k of* t h i *
cor p o r a t i n t i m a y b# pa y « h in In , i»aued nr
ti«pil f o r t h e p u r r haa«* ttf* p r o p e r t y , eil b e r
r e a l or t v e r t a m i , o r fur t h e p a y m e n i of l a ! or
or «er v i r e « , a t m } u * l a n d f a i r v a lu a l io n, t o
b * d e t e r m i n e d by t h e b o a r d of d l r r c i o r a .
Article I V
T h i « r o r por at io n « h a ll e o n t i nue a n d h a v e
f u l l p o w e r I n e a r r e i v e il» r o r i M i r a t e ri g N t «
a n d I r a n r h l * * —. f « r » p e r i o d *if ninr 1> n i n e
y e a n , from
a nt i » f l r r
t ft* f o n i n , * m r i t i n t i
tif I t * C o r p o r a t e r « l * l e n r r
A d irle \
SPECIAL SHOWING 0 F
BOY’S SUITS
Th* bu«!n*»a oi this corporation .hall tir
riimlurtrij by ihr following offtrrr. A prr»ideni, a »rrrrtary *n<1 * irtaturrr, and »
hoar it ol illrritors, o( noi Ira» than Ihtrr
nilf mor» than flva dirntor».
Until tha first' mrrting of th* i l o r t hol'tar*, htralnaflar |>tovlarH for, th* offtrvra of thi* corporation »hall hr:
W.
E nlim ln g rr, prr*i<tent; S. M. Entnrlngrr,
aocrrtarj ; T . I‘. LrwU, tr*a»urrr, and C. W. I
Entim ln grr, 8. M. Fntamingrr ami T. F. I
teoria »hili rontlltul* Ihr board of director*.
Th* Oril or nrgaol.atlnn marling o| tbr
•torkhnldrr* ahall br held at l.ongarood,
Florida, on thr 14th day of November, A. It.
Here you will see all those
things your
has been
craving in the way of a suit.
I ' t l t . for |h* purpo»* of adopting by-law«
and completing th * organ lratln n of thi* co ro ra tion , and also for t h * purpo»* of *lrc t (ng *uch offtrrr» of t h * corporation a< a r r
b » r* lnbrf or* provided for, and thereafter
th * annual meeting of the atorkholdera
■halt b* held on th * third Tu esday In November <jf a a rh and * v * r y year.
Beautiful line of 150 boy’s
suits, brand new.
Art i cl e VI.
T h e hlghret atnnunt of Indebtedness or
liatdllty to which I hi» co rp oration shall s u b
ject Itself »ball be an am ou nt not tp Mreed
the am o u nt of. the capital stock of this
corporation.
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Arflrt* VII.
Th* name* and r iald*ne*» of the tubterlhlng Inrorpnratms"and th* amount of
capital alack lubscrtbed by each are a* fed-
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lo w»:
C. W. Kntamiug'r, I.ongwo*d. Florida, Ten
Sbarca.
». c -k*4*
r ca -r I
Scores, of fine homes have been
ed up and set out in shade trees, beau•>
DON’T FORGET TH E BOY’S
8.
M.
Ent*ir.lnc«r. I^ingwood, Flnrida,
' bHnety Share*.
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U W. Fipurrtnger, l.ongwood, Florida, Ten
Share«.
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M. 8. Er.lrminger. l.ongwood. Florida. T*n
D ISPLA Y
ROYAL BRAND
T .^Î!*ï” w1a, Ijingwood, Florida, Ten Shir**
In witr.*** whereol, th* auhscriblng inror^ rators b a t * hartunln a*t tbalr name*, tin
la thr ISlh day ol OrtobeK A. I). 1114.
J
fì. W. Entimingcr
8. M. Enutninger
!.. W, Tintamlnf^
M. S. Entamiltger
T. I». Uw i*.
'W y
%«53 ' - rv":
sty •
. of
a Florida
•ty of Semino!*
hrrrby crrtlly that befijje^nt* » notary
/ hr
W. E n ta .......... peraonallv app*arr _
«»bile,
ing*r, S. hi. f.ntamlnger, I,. tA. F-ntt- Inger, M. 8. Entaminger and T. I’ .
i,
’.o m* well known to be the périma nam nj,
‘ in and who *ub*frlb*d their name« to t h e 1
foregoing artici*« of Incorporation, and »•*erally t r l ) M i t M l | t d b»fouf# Pif I lint
.»»ruled th* »am* (or the purpose* lh*reln
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Openings are not always for ladies. We will have
f ' also a special display of Men’s Furnishings.
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Dr. Armstrong, thè owner, and
A *. his family are now taking a cruise
Southern waters ' and may be seen
rw aftaw
person during the week of 19th to 24t
of. October, here in Sanford.
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. r J Mr.:
Natary Ptthli*. HU'..
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My rommlnion e»pir«a Nov. I ) , ’ 17.
Gao. A. OeCottM.
Attorney for I nt orporat on.
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F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F AN Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
IN
S A N F O R D — L ife
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W u rth
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY «uTolIKH 20. 1914
VOLUME VI
NO 17
I
I interested in nil other agricultural.
Another :»rm-n.1 in.-i.t submitted by
I horticultural and
trucking a c t iv
( t ho last legislature I••r the adoption
ities should get together in their re
; by lb** people is one looking toward
spective localities at an cnrly dale
I the cutting down expense and the
to discuss present’ and future con
; leaseninn of the burden» on the tux*
ditions, and to form voluntary or
* payers.
ganizations to push forward nil
The rounty treasurership hua a l
worthy
and
helpful movement",
ways been un anomaly. There vm?
which offer licnoficial result* with
never uny real reason why any per- IT IS REPOHT6 DUEHAZ GOVERNOR
TRAMMELL respect tel’ the planting, cultivation « S T O C K M E N R E A L I Z E
R E P O R T OK SUPERINTEN
soA filmy Id draw u very sul»£*.^f?»l
and marketing of ail the numerous
ESI G NATES fAR.MOVER TW ELV E H U N DENT SHOWS GOOD
stipend for work that could'as well
- crops which con\l»tp<* to make FlorCEEDED IN RETAKING
HRS’ AND GROWlie done hy some other county ofD E E D D O L L A R S 'F T /Y T ' * *~
rtnrt~hoTffrtilttTT*f •
ATTENDANCE ANI)
iiita.r,vn .Wo »«Mngr—swher institution,
wealth.
ERS’ DAY"
m i UP UBTHENIT'
A C A R LQ AOu
V- R E S O U R C E S ’
Without cost.'
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A struggle for the ppjfcession
Tails le ssee . Fla.. Oct. 20
Gov. thnt I might suggest a common - - The J a c k s o n v ille Metropolis is
The rounty
treasurer receives
• - 'T h e schools of Sanford and o f
the
strip
of
French
sea
coast
nourest
Park
Trammell
tod
aj
issued
the
fol date for the holding of meetings In running a head entitled " P l a n t Moro
•Ciminole coup1 y are a f once the jo y mone>’ irom tbe collector and pays
to the shores of Kngland was the lowing address to the people of Flor each county of the a u t o by all per Hens," which ia good enough in its
aKm
‘
it
out
on
the
orders
of
the
county
md pride of every man, woman and
He ys paid .for the most interesting phase of tho war id a: *
sons interested directly or indirectly wny but does not cover the field.
child residing in the county and commissioners.
situation tod ay,
work
by
a
Certain
percentage
on
the
T
o
The
People
uf
Flo
rid
aThe
in farming, fruit growing or tru ck Wu would supplement t h a t by oddthough Seminole county ia the baby
British naval forces are- reported rather wide spread dixtubrnnee in ing, nnd 1 therefore designate S a t ing, "P la n t more cattle, *heep, hog« ■
amount
handled.
His
duty
consists
county of the state the- school* are
to have joined in the movement commercial and^phajicisl conditions urday, November 7, 1914, as F a r and goats," for In this ouf future
among the host in the south. Know* in seeing that warrants are properly
with the allies, who are making a which have been Experienced since mers* and Growers' Day through prosperity will, expand greatly and
l„g this to l>e the fact we want drawn on the proper fundt nnd in
determined- stand on the Belgian the outbreak of the great European out the state of Florida; and I re- redountl to ou r rrodit. T h ere U no
issuing
his
checks
for
the
am
ount.
others to know it and to those who
residence in Th at, is about all thuU he is called frontier nguinst the westward drive war haw furnished the most forrihle »l>ertfully .and urgently request th at mason In the world for Floridians
are contemplating a rcsldenco
of the Herman right wing.
lesson t.uight to the present genera o each county, or, where It is deem- buy cattle, aheeji, chickens, 'h og s.,
Florid» either for the winter or all ul,on to do.
Tho e v ic t battle line is nit known. tion th.it agriculture is in fact the cd utl visa hie, in each locality the etc., from a n y other sta te in the
the year round our schools are s o '
Any bonk in -the community would
This afternoon’s otlicinl French s t a t e foundation ston e of our National farmers nnd citizen* generally gather UniAn and o u r people can laugh a t
ooJ that they will uppeal to the tak,‘ ul,on ltMcli lht> <"»'»•• labor, and
ment says th a t the German artillery grentm-ss and prosperity, and that at convenient places and give care the idea o j eating "em balm ed beef
„rents of children. *
i n M t , u ' 1 oi CtthurKinK *•"*
has
attacked without success “ the Upon l ' ■ proper protection and tie ful thought ami discussion to ways that comes to us from the Irig pack
r
. . .
, , I the work performed would I*.- glad to
•hool facilities ure the lode !
Good «cl
! pays the county interest on t lo- Imi front from Nieupnrt to Ytudsloo, to velopim >.t of our various agricul and means of protecting and a d ing houses of tho northwest.
itone that attract the majority of
anees carried in the treasury
Thus* the east of iHxmudc " The allies, it turill I'.ti rest* ile|H'll<|s the welfare vancing their interests, and of arous
Cattle raising in the past has Ik-oii
the hone- »eekera in new territories
ing and stimulating interest ill nil confined somewhat to thq Kiasim,ur
. . . .
! I I
. there would he a Untili
doiildi'e 'ZVing
-/.viiig t he adds, have advanced mi far as Bout- of all our people
•nil the schools of Seminole have at*
its uml there bus lifen u sharp fight*
It is pro|a;r und needful, therefore, measures ufleeting the prosperity of inec prairie* nnd only in the past
L e d , rr|.uurton second W n o n ,. I“ » ” ' » ' / " ,h " , " " * 7 " .m l l b . r e
ing on a front from’ La Bassee to thut all citizens imbtn’t! with pulilie measures nfTectlng the prosperity of year havtf our |M-ople woke up to the
borinth,! ihooo
.1.1«. “ ‘J"
°'am
. .Iron,
. . other
m«*tiH
mi*nf
hfr
An it
endm
ent miDti
upon tt
which
the Ahlnin und' S t . Nazaire.
spirit and with reguril for the future their respective localities ns well a* possibilities of raising rnttlo in thin
might have the desired information
Paris states that the allies are advancement of our state and our to nil matters nflecting the general part of the s t a t e upon a large seale.
(leople will vote at the election next
s statement of the condition of our
month, proposes the abolishment of moving on I.ille. which was occupied country us well as for the material |welfare of the state.
The great jiruiries of the uj )|mt St.
schools has been prepared hy Hon.
Ati “ Curlier date is not suggested Johns river urn the ideal spots for
the o Hi is* of county treasurer with hy the Hermnns on October 13.
interest ••! the particular section in
D. I. Thrasher, superintendent o f .
\n earlier dispatch from London, which I In v live, should lie zealous for the reason thnt it is considered raising cattle, sheep and hogs and
all its af tenda ut cuinlaTMimeiiess
Public instruction of Seminole and
and cost to the taxpayer
It is one slating that the Germans were bum* and in-tiring m l lie promotion o f all advisable, and it is now rernm- tltvir possiliiljt ies are looming larger
is pvrn Is-low
a melili uh-ut that .very v.n.r cun hurtling Lille, may have reference to mi)veil ••• ' wi ll designed to lieiietit Mie tided, that ; nor to I fa* Till of eui h year
An item in the pu|>era of
During the past year Seminole consi a-ntintisi\ approve and for
event-, prior tl tlitob er 13, und have our v
horMcill Nov e Hiller t). I.....p|e III Uo’iT re- Klusininiee last week gave the high
I agrieull ur«l.
county maintained ten white sehools wInch he ought to vole
i - p e r t i v e l oeul i t i es h o l d p r e l i m i n a r y water murk in prices of a car load
Miami lir-en delayed in transmission from turai
'I trtii king industries
»ith an enrollment of 1023, and an Herald
Flume In London
tlver ■i v weeks ago. when th e ef meetings at -Hell time a* may suit of la»ef 'hipped from that plan*, the
srerage attendance of 830; and
w.,r tirsi l.e tlo-ir •m iVi-nienee for the purpose
There I,. noiliing from Berlin to f e d s i iti I u r | k-.<n
price being b e tte r than $26 per head.
fight r.i gr.. ». honls with an enroll
of "I discussing plans, and measures to
n-vi-uj thè position <>f thè tìe rm a ns gall to la- felt in the searcity
M u tes to h lor ill a
Seminole c o u n ty ran lient that
m«nt ol 723 and un average a t
in ' *' 'i lb o n lt c .l for limn- general i on and two of mir cattlemen have jirobthut are eontending for thè roasf ma ny •rdinar V eomitioilitle« and
Mr
and
Mrs
Jet«
se
Shilling
will
tendance of 520.
ThesA schools
>d -ideralion at the
Urger gatherings ably reached the high water murk
Ilio
I tu re i» no J o iib t. hnwev’er, t he r •111 •.. v .ulva m I hr prices
«nr taiigi i i.y I!' white and 1 !* col leave Monday f..r Vi'!.>M I lurida, thut ttiev are binimi for l>unkirk many a l . i i . nf food. I issued all •olitempl.ited to tie held Nov. 7th.
imeni of a car
. orsd teachers
Salaries paid the where they will tie located lor .some .iiid • al.iis and are prepari-d to rneet addre»
Florida is today one ol the most
to the farmer» of Florida
cksonville finn.
time
Mr
Shilling
is
perhaps
the
•hue teachers, from $40 to $225
a strong fi-Mstalli-e
\
und !■ •II it izcn» of the state who prosperous states of the I'nion and T h e
at
th
$35
ti3 a head.
per month, aggregate for the tetm oldest employe of tin- county III
trnl land' urging that enjoys a high rank in the mutter of the car
own
•
K.i
i
n
*«
t
Im
f
ttUMpl
M
l
III$1200
NichI IIII 111 Ilf service, he hu VIUg heell sii
•I eight miintVf $18,796.26
Sal
arrangi Hi* n l'
the t«T h i pi ' a wealtl
Her pros|M-rit\ o U u t l \ I’ri
t hey
earlier
in
tn
t
n
tli*
?
r«
»
<
•
pv
Prance
i.-lie
va
afe
thè
tries of ihe colored teachers, from [Ifrilltendrfit tt.d I h|ef engineer of I ll*» »Utt |i.l ich :irn fit rimg a g a i n o n |da lit 11
l , ult I v in ion n f —rfi i\ *snd high standing ai. In- ■veti m o r e
calile and suiti
130 to Imi p.r month. aggregate for th(’ M" ‘ " "
h.-ating >..d light
r ■11 lost .1 III is
dv,i lii e »l however, !■> projHT CO
• l|»H
«I •
t ! ;» tI.t 1* ll* whi pH »o . ..utl i. n Usi V ltl. lt t r n s i v I
p demoiistraten
the term Hy53 75.
Trànaportation ( " ' 8 I*1“ " ' f,,r -V* >' ,r ”
l,,s M rv" '
nut
the
i
i
-I
thaï
t
In
re
•peration
and organization in t lie
1
W
o
will
r«*H
■
ult
• cali bring top
Iteeii
so
satisfuelory
that
’ #f-children m schrmhr in the county. *”l!' 1......
f her f a r m e r s a n d g r o w e r s notch prices
all abundance of -- ti p r o I l i i e r e s t
1» iindo.ibtedly
G erm an- a n d
A u s t r i a n s h a v e e n 1 may 1
new
hoard
of
count
v
i
on
mi'simiers
|2,5!9.on
por
improvement of
t he
I" • f i e f " r w tin - c o n t r i b u t e - o ’ rt ai l
I d l i c e 1 i-, ■I bv our 4 util.
In hi« duties tie . ..IlM.'T . .1 h a d w e u l h ' - r 1 fl I l u ' . ' l a n
school h o : ' . ' and ei|ui|iment $.*. bus retained him
I«
!•
de
v
,
i
I
>
I
•
III,
nl
ii
i»
earnestly
•
i
i
i
t
'
i
j
n
i
p
l
i
i
i
i
i
1
1
o
I
l
o
r
a
l
*
i
o
tila for a carload of grass fed c a ttle
Th. v . l a i n . , b* iVtcM •r. t o b e t i l l ó l e
ÎDI 42. b-r .,l| other purposes’ $2. Inis come hi cn/II.Hl * It r ’ a great P n l . . . d
I >-n vored in that hoped and urged that our people and is a m atter of congratulation to
I III lie- markets
thi*
\
i
s
t
i
l
l
a
.
192.77
Tla- total income from all many of the citisens of thi- county m.t king f p ri . g r . - '« i a l o n g
liticatimi In j -oi i i nul
i 1 i take grealiT nlv.iitag) of l tu- iinus- the men who raised tlu-in and S e m
con
•r t » t h a t t hi* 1 11 V.l ' i b i .
source* (,,r the year. $30.272 fit and his unfailing kindlv greeting l V t n . g r a d . i " i
mnierial advantages
which usual opportunity olierei! them to
inole county.
,
gr>
.I
ll d c l i n i l t d y c h e i •kiMi.
7Vsrr»nt.' issued during the school and courtesy will be mi'-ed during lia> l.ci
I woui certuinlv m i rue tlirough such protect I hi» stati* s indu tries, mVerily, plant hens, plant- c a t tle ,
his absence. His mnny friends here
Nothing i- definitely known of t h e
year for all purposes. $34.77421
ase
lu r wealth and develop her
i act tv |eplant
hogs, plant sheep.
tru-t
his
Florida
interest»
will
prove
f>lt,
,,f
p
mv-l Hi Gnllli ill
Best in
Uirrant* outstanding. July 1st. $ '
[ re nitri e ifli-r.
I
ag..
Ill
a
y
soon
t
ti
prolitoble
and
know
iliat
towill
soon
^
foriiiatlon
is
that
it
i»
still
holding
439.99, ra-i, in the hands of the
l'X R K TU A M Mi l I
■f I • ititi ur
I the I i .
if a........
m o n g "1 1dr.
for
f
I to
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oi <
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tr*»surcr. J 2 .,i;|f,
u h) u ,.r is 11,11
lio I •'.of
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eg . o f • ! .
e g»
I.....I
lira .¡1 - . \t I
that
rluiliiib
\ ■ •• i 1 t w• t» * *. . • i T* ,t
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M
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i tu rub a n d guv*
l , i f Hi.» i * .' Im h . . . i i . i, l e d a v a I ll
w
.l'in.iriio wa. ,
riJM m ■' , ti,„d t hroughoiit t h<
able pro.-«-" f, •r the mu nula rt urc uf
•• 14» i t t l . i»» • *•r ifiitri
..tics
I
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to'
I
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l
'
l
l
,
1
fo
-.-•I
greatly
ft.I
s
miser
in
the
Adrtath
n
y
a
K
f
i
count;.
certain chemicals, came to this co u n
o( 1 • ifon, payinie ther«*iur not less
today.
try to he nearer his chief m arkets.
Wilh l»m’ one tninpr exception
1 also
(fiat. ten n*u ts per pound
Japan lost tlie cruiser Taknchiho,
hsrmony .prevailed througiiout the
(O I.I.K I T O R
R E P O R T S Business prospered. I he money (low
urge. (hr pvnpl«' to nr^ari/i' local T A X
vrhtrh -trurk n mine while patYollii g
ed in and the young German chose
founty among tuachera, jNtirans atvil
a n i ■llinty ’¡tssogia t lilt's of club » tor
K A I U IIK O F M A N Y T O
oll Tsingtau
Two hundred und
II wife trulli tile people of Ills fu ller
the local and county school hoard,
1 ) . ; I i r p o s e Ilf still ll.itlltg tl* pur
P W W H E N IM E
s
i
v
e
n
t
v
•••.,•
otbeers
and
m
e
tl
p
e
t
la ml
snd a* far a* the superintendept is
a lid h.ddl Ii g «1 . ol Inn ■n n i
4 h.1
I
bed
»i'l*- to judge, from every sta n d
l.a*l folv he look hi* wife ncross
1'.ilici tur Ino
I)
linkli.«
i i . t af kel r. gì. 1 rn-d . - ■>.r n ,i 1 •mi
Tax
point
..lie nf th,. most success- TO UK I'OSTMASTKK \T
\dditinnitl ( .1nudilih trnofis were .tii n
a ini t hi* i ••in n m.||I \ «ould -t .itr*» that the i >|l.. no.bile license TlW' $»•i dfl ••!» ¡I \¡I f t turn trip und
fui school ..¡^rs in (lie historf* of
• \ von moût h.
Kngland. ♦mr * and n* pro)', r i •
b b :
1 t •• in. >.i> i *• liilivr tif-t t. .i - ii «#t. hi««fii * (iieff;, -ol that their tif'l .luid might
I.A.NDO. S I < f KKIMN4.
He e x
' II -, work III tld* M'l'X
"l.i -.
paid t.y many of th,- owners There be born in the Fatherland
ii.,« - , I s i*( I la- w o t M
W. II. O \ I'.Al.
tion
pected
to
lie
back
in
America
by
ote lias been about LID licenses issued
It '.as been very gralilvmg to n*.t
I la Turkish government has pllow
with
his
wife
and
liuhy,
hut
the
W <’ fused the l l r i t i s h demand that tin that
( >. t 20
Yirlnntlir. Fla
onsldera bit* int.'(ç«i lias bi.-n and there aft aIm ii t 2 ID m.lchines
Schools throughout Seminole are
in rm.in crew.i* be discharged from j miinitysted throughout
ll«state in tIn' county
The penalty for nop- rton finger of war reached out ayd
«0» busily engaged with the ne
new
w Mcla-an has received word from
yrer’s work, increased enrollment, Waphington that his appointment as the cruisers Goelien und Bri*sluu|in the diversification of crops, and jiayment is double the amount of tupped him on the shoulder. W ithin
improved equipment, more ofllcient postmaster of Orlando to succeed wludi Turkey liought from Germany t hat a the " B u y u Buie of t ’n t t o n " the license, which will make it a few days ufter the child was born
iMcherx. and-.'mora of them, a n d , " ’- 11 O'Neni. present Republican which Turkry1 Imught from Ger mo) • menl has hearty support in rather hard on the owners when the the govern ml* n t / emissary stopped
m any*section* of tin rnuntry
The Tax C ollector loses patience and ut tlie Germ an’s duor and notified
« O ’ much larger income leads to |oppointed, has finally Uum con- many
|»itti..tion which now riinfroht* us m starts eollectlng through the sheriff. him that his » rvircs were required
'i1» tbttering conclusion thnt at this ' firmed l>y the sennte and his papers
bme next yt.ar n|| oiUatanding warbw forwarded at once
The up How Prohibition Work* in Kansas one which Jiresi-Iit» the greatest Several of our people have been in the anim-s id the Kaiser. There.
He hail neglected -to
opportunity ev er oflered to our caught in other counties without was no escape.
mntx win have been retired, uil pointmeni wus seni in hy l’resident
At
the
meeting
of
the
l
’reabytake
out
American
nsMirulir.u lion
(H’oph* fur extending and im p rov this years license tag on their ri ra
«hool debts paid, more children, Wilson some fnonth* ago and a depaper*.
tt-riati
Christian
K
fhleq^-or
Society
and
have
been
forced
to
pay
a
license
ter
mi
ned
eflort
to
postponV
thè
coning their agricultural interests and
K»r and better schools and money
Hu wife has m.t heard from him
" llle treasury. Now lot the chjl- firmation hns been mude by bolli last Friday night thu su bject of tein- it i.ills for the best thought and in those counties. T h i* is got pat
since
the day she kissed him in u
ronizing
your
homo
county
and
also
Oriundo
and
Washington
people.
the
wisest
action
on
the
part
of
patrons and teachers join
|m-ranee and firohibition was dlaFor all she
iirtily with tho local und county who were fiersonally intrrested in ■ussctl, and am ong the interesting our •ntire citizenship in ri'ing to the makes it rather tough n the owners heartbroken f; -••well.
lt
emergency and taking ad vantage to lie asked to come across I.y the kuqws in- im» six feet dee|i in the
■«bool hoard in building up the han- hliving some line else appoiflted
f a c t s and ligures which were firoThis hastily dug trenches Indore larg e, or
of n n opportunity oflered
It i» *a officials of other counties.
« f schools and school system, in is reported thut charges were j>re- j
Mr
McLean,
but
dticed w .s a startling.pafHT from the time when mutual aid and coopera license must he fluid and one might stark o n tho plain» of Churle.rof.
ierrcjl against
•bn. the neweaf 0f the state.
upon investigation these wore found Attorney General of Kansns on how tion are needed in every section, us well patannize home offirials aw T h e business which he built up in
•
Your* tiuly,
This this couqtry
with such ch eerfu l
to lie utterly groundless, and after prohibition had worked in IÜH state and if freely and unselfishly given, officials of other counties.
I> L T H H A S J I E R . Kupt.
license must lie jaiid and owners pains is going rapidly to ruin in. the
the most thorough investigations,
the reward will be uliunduiit.
T h e following lire some of the facts
the appointment was unanimously
As indicative of the benefit* to should pay it now and avoid trouble hands of an inexperienced and dis
he stated:
tracted r e la tiv e .— Ex.
l m* derived through cooperation. I and double payment.
confirmod.
.. -■«■.
-----------------I. More than half the county jails desire to cull th e attention of tho
Mr. McLean bus been in the emin
Kansas
nre
em
p
ty
.
public to the fact that, within tho
Som e Fine P ecan s
pfey of the present postmaster for
County commissioners in
Polk
2 Sixty-five out of 105 counties past week un organization w a s form
The lli-ruld is in receipt of a pack county cin>*^ler a county fair one
twelve or thirteen years und Is a
- most tillable nnd competent offleia in the slap* huve no convict* in the ed at u meeting in Jacksonville age of ftecana from the Oak Knoll of the best things that could happen
held by n number of citizens from Farm n ear Altamonte, thi# county. f the liest things that could happen
and practically ev ery one in Orlando s t a le 'p e n a l institutions.
different
parts of the state, known They are u new variety grown hy and have announced un ap p ro p ria
is pleased at the appointment
3 Mnny counties have had no
as
t
tie
Florida
Twenty Thousand that veteran N. II. Fogg of the firm tion of $ 1, 000 for the fair to be held
criminal jury trial in ten y e a r * .,.
Bale Club, its purpose hoing to a s of Fogg & Osteen, owners of Oak in Polk county next February. T h e
Dr. Miller In Orlando
4 . Eighty seven countie* have no
ARMSTRONG
sist needy cotton growers in selling Knoll.
Mr. Fogg writes th at he has la k e la n d News telling of the action
insane.
4> r. Oliver J . Miller of Sanford
their rotton nl a fair price.- T h is named the pecan the Fogg’s Prolific commending it. said that l-akclaiul.
Ril first page m ention as
5 Fifty-four
counties
have no plan is un excellent und commend
appeared before the city council this
Paper Shell which is name emu igii having volunteered to give $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,
the largest ad v ertisers In
f e e b l e minded
it I•Li- one. and 1 earnestly urge thnt to carry it most every-w here in a arid other people being m u c h inter
afternoon, addressing the hotly upon j
t; Snw’-si* counties have no in it ie given helirty support mid ••• civilized community
today’s issue. T h e ad
tlak Knoll ested. ll now see ms that t h e lair in
a bill thnt he purposes bringing be- j
ebriates
up, ration ill all parts ■>( I In- - t a le
Farm
is
a
famous
place
for Dints, the spring will l.e a glad su creas.
vertisement m ay be found . fore the next legislature, requiring a
7 Twenty-nine counties huve not In view of the relatively limited p r o - vegetables, pecans nnd hogs and An effort ii being made to huve a
on P a g e 8 . .
uniform state medical examination a single inmate on their poor farms. ductnm of cotton in Florida, con- Fogg Is a living example of what a
permanent building eroded on the
certed support of the movement in thrifty farmer enn accomplish in a th letic field in Lakeland, where the
of all children in the public schools.
8 Kansns i* the second richest
He received the endorsement of the state in the Union, her per capita which this club bus taken the lead Seminole county or any other coun fuir association
rnn house anil cure
Special Notice
would tend, greatly to relieve the ty in Floridu.
He
raises
only
the
for
the
stock
a
n
d poultry e x h ib its
council, *n requisition which he will wealth is $1700.
■
,,
distress felt by cotton growers of best of everything and ulwuya gets
•
'
•
«
*
J he herald will on each
•uch
year.
T
h
e
fair
assoefatibn h a *
make of nil thè councils of the prin
9. They have the lowest doath Florida.
the best niurkot price nnd bus made been very active o f lute and with the
;fy ^ attention to the cipal oitlea In the state, together rate in the world— 7 H per thousand. • T o '’most successfully derive |a*r- gooil e v e ry year. . We hereby thank
tim e intervrinng nnd u continuance
^argest advertisement in with the recommendation ‘ of all
1 0 . Less than 10 of thé 78C news munent advantages, it is essential him for the pecans und ho|N- hg will of in terest.and work the fuir of 1 9 15
school o flirtala in the various roun- papers of the sta te will accept whis that those of our people interested continue to sijip \is n package as should exccvd an ything ever before,
current issue,.)in tlie’ growing of cotton and thoac ’ long us the season, lusts.
key ad vertisem ent*.
attem pted in th e rounty.
ties.— Reporter-Star.
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A bolishing ( m in n T r e a s u r e r »
are in t h e b e s t
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THE WAR SITUATION A GET TOGETHER
IN EUROPE STILLRE- GROWERS MEETING
IKIAINS UNCHANGED SATURDAY, NOV. 7
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THF SANFORD HERA LT)
ABO UT PEOPLE AND E V E N T S
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
■UP-TO- DATE ■- - - T-. ■' . =
Communications for-thin Column Should be Marked "fidrlcty Editor", or
Phoned to Mm. tt. A. Terheun, Phone 203
black satin bands.
/ \ _
Mrs. A. It. Wallaco was gowned
prettily in white chnrmeuse and
shadow la co, with pink roses.
Mrs. Cecil tyujt wprQ a handsAmp
gown of black chnrmeuse anti chiflón
finished with a yellow girdle.1
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher wore a charm
ing gown of green crepe' de chine.
Mrs. 11. A. Newman was prettily
gowned in blue silk crepe and black
velvet.
a c a O M rl ju g h lin was handsomely gowned- In - black luco and
net---- —
--
llTrirr 7‘«of<
i Mr. nml Mrs. Lawrence D. Wicker
hnve iimued invitations to the m ar
riage of their daughter, Cîenie to Mr.
Normun Cary Toole, the wedding to
take place Wednesday evening, Oc
tober 2 1s t, at V o'clock at their home
on Uak avenue.
l
Howard— Bryan
An out of town wedding of in
terest to the many friends of the
groom is that .of Miss Viola G i
Howard of BnrneaviUe, Ga., to Mr.
Leslie Tolar Bryan of Sanford.—The
¡Vdnesdn>r afternoon at lialT pTit
-ÜVW o’eloekr—October 21st, .at~ the
’ F irs t'B a p tist Church.
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Book Circlt
The members of the Book Circle
held their first meeting of the season
a t the home of Mrs. R. A. Newman
Tuesday afternoon with u good at
tendance.
Plans for the winter's.
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work were outlined anjj a pleasant
social time enjoyed, for Mrs. New
man is a delightful hostess. Mem*
hers present were Mesdames J : , W .
Dickins,
Geo. Speer,
Margaret
Harnes, A. W. Fitts, Henry Wight
, and D. L. Thrasher. Other guests
of Mrs. Newman were Mrs. Geo, D.
Bishop and Mrs. W. E. Watson.
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Ilridgt Contt tt
w it'w ill be of interest to the bridge
players of Sanford to know that in
the contest between Mrs. C. O. Mc
Laughlin, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs.
Margaret , Barnes nnd Mrs. Frank
Miller, the prise, a set of duplicate
whist trays was won by Mrs. C. O.
McLaughlin.
The contest covered
a period of three months, played
weekly.
Trnnit / ‘arty
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Mrs. D, L. Thrasher and Mrs. It.
A. Newman were hostesses at u very
delightful tennis party in Central
Park Wednesday afternoon. Punch
and coke was served during the game
and a very pleasant afternoon en
joyed by the participants.
When
the game ended the opposing groups
were £vcn. Those playing were Mr».
B. W. Herndon, Mrs Thrasher, Mrs.
Newman, Misses Midi Whitner and
Florence Frank; Messrs. It W Hemddn, Geo, Fox, W. H Lloyd, Dr. S.
Puleston and Dr. Fain.
Guests
watching the garni- were Mesdames
.Puleston, Watson it 11 cl Bj^jiop, and
Messrs. Thrasher and Newman.
Bote Meeting
Mrs. Deane Turner very delight
fully entertained those making roses
for the City Beautiful.Bull lust Wed»
nesday afternoon and will again be
hostess this afternoon Friday at ¡1
o'clock.
Katltrn Star
’ y / Notwithstanding
the
inclement
weather there was a large gathering
of the Eastern Stars Tuesday night.
Thore were three initiations of new
members pledging themselves to
shine brightly in this galnxy of
Eastern Stars, even-in. cloudy weath
er. Tliose initiated were Mesdames
Shelton, Bissett and Bailey.
Fol
lowing the business period a de
lightful social hour was enjoyed.
Cake and cream were served by the
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hostess of the evening, Mrs. Harry
Kent.
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Brilliant Dancing Party
One of the most delightful affairs
of the early fall was the charming
porch party last evening with which
Dr. and Mrs. Puleston entertained
'In
honor, of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D.
Bishop.
The attractive rooms ' were pret
tily derorated 'with roses and hibis
cus, while the broad verandas, pleas
ingly adapted to the occasion were
hung with Japanese lanterns, adding
an oriental touch of beauty to the
scene that was already a glimpse of
fairyland. • Upon * the lawn chairs
and swings were placed for the com
fort of the guests. In the library
card tables added to the pleasures
of the evening. ,
vx.
Receiving with Dr. and Mrs. Pu
leston were Mr. and Mrs. Bishop.
Mrs. Henry Wight and Mrs. Allen
Miss May
» . X Jones served punch.
Thrasher distributed programs. Airs. Puleston was very loyely. in
• gown of white chiffon over white
charmeuse.
(Mrs. Bishop was daintily gowned
In white chnrmcusA with crystal
trimmings.
Mrs. Henry Wight wore n hand
some gown of bhick lace nnd chlffoh.
Mrs. Forrest Lake was gowned in
a charming frock of cream lace, with
bodice, of pink silk, finished with
fu f and rhinestone buttons.
™ Mrs. Holly was lovely jn a gown
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ent planting are: __
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Roses— in fine variety, forty cents
each, or four dollars per dozen.
Half dozen at dozet) rates.
Hibiscus— Including the beautiful
Peach-blow, ul $ 1.50 per dozen, 15c
per plant.
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Palms, shrubs of various kind and
ferns. Among the latter it may be
well to mention the handsome Cibotlum Haro met f, which grows so well
in Sanford, and is seen in such beau
ty ut the home of Mr. H. R. Ste
vens. « These may be bought, very
strong plffnts at 25c each or $2.50
per dozen.
It is hoped that the Civic League ^
may have a very large response to ♦
their first venture in plants
Persona/ „Mention
Hoskins Jones is spending
several days ut Stone Island, the
guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons.
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\ M r s . B. F'. Whitner, who went up 1 , ito JaeksonTftltr"^iInday to attend. X
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We take this opportunity to shpw our *
beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear.Goods,. *;
Silk and Wool dress materials, trimuiiirgs,
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ue bronnfiyi cLarnmutg and white returned to Sanford on Wednesday. ( ^
silk net.
Miss Florence Frank wore a gown i Senator W. ’ M. Igou of Euatisj + >
o f —yellow nwweuline, ehlfforv and apent several days In Sanford'U lta!
shadow lace.
Miss 'Charlotte Hand' were a
dainty frock of blue brocade char v Mrs. C. W. Entzminger and daugh
meuse and pilk Shadow lace.
ter, Miss Maud Eptzmlnger of LongMiss Essie Purdon was gowned In wood will spend the winter in San A
green crepe meteor with overdress ford.
Miss Maud will attend the
of flowered chiffon.
high school.
They are domiciled
<£>
Miss Muriel Hnrrold wore a pret with Mrs; R. L. Jones.
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ty gowp of pink imported crepe,
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garnitured in silver passamenterle.
Miss Hazel A. Stevenson of At
Miss Saidie Williams was lovely lanta. a member of the Sanford.high - + in pink crepe de chine. ,
school faculty arrived Thursday and
Miss Helen Rowland was charm will be with Mrs. Geo. Dickinson for
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ing in a gown of pink silk, chiffon the winter.
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and lace. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schilling and
Miss Belle Smith wore a dainty
daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. W. it, ♦
little (lancing frock of white organdy
Hickson
of
Troy, Ohio will make
and flowered ribbons.
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Sanford their home .this winter.
Miss Hortcnsc Weidman was
gowned In pink charmeuse nnd white THtty have" bought the T, K. Bates
pinch west of town.
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Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin wojc
Mrs. Cooper of Sorrento is the 4 >
n gown of white charmeuse, with
guest of Mrs. Cha». Brown, on the x
overdress of black and white net.
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\\iss Anna MeLaughlip was lovely west side.
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in pink chnrmeuse with overdress of
Mr. W E tlrndn k of Jacksonville
pink Japanese chiffon finished with
Was the guest of his sister. Mrs. J l .E ^
jeweled trimmings.
Mrs. Hurt was lovely in u soft Tolar, while in Sanford on business ♦
this week.
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black silk.
Mrs. Allen Jones wore a pretty
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gown of Invendnr crepe de chirm, \ 'Alias Nona Wylly was the guest o f ' ^
Mr» Henry Wight several (lay» tin»
white lace and pink roses
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week.
Besides those already mentioned,
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invited to meet
Mr. and
Mrs.
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Mr».
R.
E
Tolar
has
gone
up
to
Bishop wen- Dr. and Mrs. T. A.
Jacksonville
for
a
visit
of
ten
day»
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Ne.al, M r.‘ and Mrs. [leas. Dr and
Mrs. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Ha \>ilb relatives and friends
Wight. Mr. and Mrs Hurt, Mr and
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Mr .itnl Mrs John Shu mu 11 and
Mrs. Geo. DeCultes, Mr and Mrs
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Frank Miller, Mr and Mrs. (¡ori furnil) have (returned 'from a visit 1 «
zale», Mr. and Mrs .C b w id ivH n w -f *** Pennsylvania
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ard. Mr. and Mrs A IV Connelly,
Mr amj Mr, |UuX, „ n IVrkins. Mr
Mr» Eugene 1.arrumóte ha- re ♦
and Mrs. Archie Beils.
Dr and turned to her home in Jacksonville ♦
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Allen Jones, Misses after a pleasant visit to relative» and
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Mull Whitner, Genie Wicker Lillian friends in Sanford.
and Anne Higgins Annie Lee nnd I„etti
Caldwell and Gladys Morris; Messrs
Mr» G F! War man Inis returned ♦
L ike. Henry Wight, Newman, 11 from Arkansas much irti proved in ♦
Herndon, W FI.|Watson, Mrs. It J. heult h
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Holly. C D Melaiughlin. A B Wal
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luce. F'lll». Thrasher, W M l.nyd,
o t u.iriiigt.ii]
Mr und Mr» (
Billie Hill. Thigpen, Hu gen and Karl ,,f |>,-|,ilnd. Mopped over in ».i- lord ♦
Uounulhit, Henry Prdon. Joe, Roy
Wednesday, while cn route to or- ♦
Koumillut, Henry Purdon, Joe, Roy lundo to uttend the meeting of the
and Ned Chittenden, Clarence M a La'Ko Region Press Association.
honey. Galloway, Ralph Wight, Wil
lie Leffler, F'rank Campbell, R a y *- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart, nee
mond Key, George McLaughlin L Miss Kate Dickson, returned Wed
P. McCuller. David and Weidman nesday from Utah and other western
Caldwell, Joe Demont, J. D. Rob states. They will begin housekeep
erts. Dr. Butt and Dr. F’ain.
ing at once ut 817 F^lm avenue.
week, thegue.taof mends.
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It being our custom always to obtain
^¿ke--newest novelties, etc., we announce
our annual
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Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday
Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th
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READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT
Here you will find
displayed all the
newest fashioned
su its, cap es an d
coats for ladies.
Also a pretty line
of coats for children
and younM ladies.
LADIES’ NECKWEAR
A larjie assortment of brand new neckwear. All
those new "vest” effects, flared collars, silk and lace
jabots, etc., all made of nice material. See this display.
Kerry UVft Brulgr ('tub
Mrs. Margaret Barnes wns the
charming hostess to the E v ery Week
Bridge Club yesterday ' afternoon,
the first meeting of the fall, and a
vo jy delightful time was enjoyed by
those present.
Delicious refresh
ments were served, consisting of
deviled crabs, baked sweet pota
to e s , hot cheese sandwiches, ban
quet wafers, pretzels and coffee.
The club prize was won by Mrs.
F o rrest’ Lake, a silver bon bon
spoon.
Mrs. 'Newman secured the guest
prize of a pretty jardiniere and
growing plumosa.
Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin a s
sisted in serving.
Members of the club en joying,M rs
Barnes’ hospitality were Mesdames
C . O. McLuughlin, G. F. Smith,
F’orrcst Lake and C . M. Vorcc. At
the guest table were Mesdames J . W.
Dickins, Dcano Turner, F'rank Mil
ler, B. W. Herndon, R. A. Newman,
A. W. Fitts, F. J , Gonzales. Other
guests were Mrs. A. P. Connelly
and Mrs. D. L. .Thrasher.
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Mr. Staten Field.» is »pending the
week in Jacksonville, the guest of
his brother.
ijH* “ nd Mrs. C. E. Henrjr nnd
family have returned to Sanford to
the delight of their many friends.
They will reside on Fifth street.
Prof. Nerling of Gotha is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight.
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SPECIAL SHOWING OF
- BOY’S SUITS
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Beautiful line of 150 boy’s
suits, brand new.
- Mrs. T. K. Bates lias returned
from a delightful visit to her old
homo in Palatka.
Mr. Stanley Wood, a high school
graduate of the Class of ' 09, San
ford, Is visiting the city after five
years’ absence, nnd Is being cordially
welcomed by many of his boydood
friends.
DON’T FORGET THE BOY’S
DISPLAY
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NOTICE
DR. C. W. FAIN
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Here you will see all those
things your boy has been
craving in the way of a suit.
Mrs. Etile McLucas nnd little son
Leonard have rctunrod from u two
months' visit to Arknnfens.
As I have charge of the business of the
Title Bond <b Guarantee Co., East San
On Wednesday of next week the
ford L^nd League, .and W. A. Whit
Junior Civic League will aend' off comb,. I can be fourni in the Tax As
Ita first mortthly order for roses, lessor's Office in tbe court house.
ferns nnd strawberries from tlie
T H O S . K. BATES
Royal Palm Gardens. Ordors may
be phoned to Mrs, Henry W ight,-or
where it is desired the Junior .Girls
will deliver catalogues, marked with
Mr. Reasoner’s own selection of
DENTIST
varieties of plants most suitable for
W ORK r o u W H IT E PE O PLE ONLY •
Sanford soil and climate.
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
The Junior League< la lindeiRQOM 9
taking thla work with o'nly one aim
In view— A M O R E B E A U T I F U L
q iyel.o* charmeuse with overdress of S A N F O R D .
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Among seasonable thingsI iur
for yprea'shimmering silver net, trimmed in
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Openings are not always for ladies. We will have
* also a special display of Men’s Furnishings.
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W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
PU B L ISH E D r p
SEMI-WEEKLY- X
1 À 1 D
IN SANFORD
VOLUME VI
Life I*
iVorf/i Living
SA N F O R D , FI.i) IM D A. II ESDAY. (H I t *1! Lit 13, I'JN
A GOOD MEETING PRESIDENT WILSON
OF THE COMMER DECLARED GREAT
CIAL _CLUB HELD PEACE M AKER
ON
AND FRIDAYS
VO
15
REGULATE THE
CONGRESS WILL S H I P P I N G OF A D JO U R N THIS
CO NTRA BA NDS
WEEK SURE
IN
W A R SUM M ARY
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS
EUROPE’S WAR—FOOD IS
MEllBEESDESIRQng. &I&WING TRIBUTE
COTTON TO BE CAR- W AÇREVENUES
OF GIVING SMOKER* PAM) TO CHIEF BY
RIEDTTNALLNEUC, REAÖY FOR SËN•
SCARCE
IN
-BELGIUM*
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TI Î I S M O N T H
* •™ T R 7 tC " r E sS E E S '
SPEAKER CLARK
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The Sanford Commercial Clubhrlri n moot in lor«»* Hog masting last
Friday night in the city hall that
WHs well attended. President l-ake
culled the meeting to order but us
the
secretary was absent the min
"
ute* of the last meeting could not
be’ read, although the President re
membered enough of the proceed’ ings to call for reports of the vari
ous committees. It was discovered
thftt all of them have been on the
job and many now members have
paid their dues and the linn nee com
mittee will soon have a comfortable
sum on hand for the winter's work
The up town ticket olllce will lie
established us much for an informa
tion bureau as for the sale of tickets
and will he a great convenience (or
the tourists. A committee.was nathrd for Investigating the laxity of
the Southern Express Company, in
closing their up town ortire dur
ing the business hours and It was
also decided to ask them to call for
packages to take to the otlire at
the depot us they have not been
lining this
All other cities have
this convenience and the express
company should do this in Sanford
as well
\ committee Was also a|i|ml tiled
to make preliminary arrangements
fur a -moker the same to occur «ome
tune iluniig the month and being .1
general get together IA which t he
citizens of Sanford will be invited
and a general resume of the work
of the club be given and also an out
in. of the work to he Ai ■ oa pb-hed
• .nog the ywur. 1 Mi aciouui "( tin
« nr K hi 1 ha* di v oi n il n...... I I*
A-sessor Hates be will be obllgeil
to give up the position of secretary'
id the r lob' and at the 1,1 o in. 1 11 < g
11 w secretary will ¡.r<>b;if‘ !. bt
e|i■. ted to till out the unrvj'ired liTTn
The rioxl ih- i*ting **MIf l.i held II
the city hall on Friday loghl. Oct
‘•bird ami a Tull attendance is de
sired
The club is cmt*t a ntl y grow
mg and every citizen of Sanford wl..>
has the good of t lie cit\ lit heart
should enroll and be. otn. .11
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Washington. Oct. 13.—'Continuing
Washington. . pet. 13.'—^Adminis
’ The Hague, B y Way of London, capture nnd use the port in her op
its policy of forging out a complete tration* I c a d m in Cnngrcss nrp miikV
-Ort. It. --The Belgian Legation a* erations against England.
a fervent hope ihuO the war in E u sorts that conditions In Brussel*,
.a—U 1 . 1 -Ucgghi
Jump the Ger code for regulation of shipments of irtg every possible effort/to wind up I
rope might soon end marked the alarming owing to a scarcity of food mans from the coast Is inevitable. ammunition products, not only to the long session by next Saturday
first speech of Speaker C ham p Clark and other supplies. During the siege Today's reports indicate that the neutral hut the belligerent countries, night, with the assurance from the
In the fall campaign delivered here of Antwerp, it Is said, no Belgians German cavalry advance is less than the itate department today announc President that it will b« unneccssa
ed a decision relating to exports of to return until the first Monday in
tonight in advocacy of the renomin- were allowed to leave Brussels un thirteen miles from Ostend.
The strength of the allies at Os* cotton seed oil. The decision marks December.
ation of Representative J . Thompson less they had special passports.
Whilo no new legislation is to bo
linker.
The number of Belgians In Hol tend is not known. It is possible that a distinct advance in tuc exemption
“ Perhaps who knows," said the land is estimated nt close to half a British reinforcements which were of semi contraband goods from permitted, there is no certainly,
Speaker, "when President Wilson million. Holland probably will not j unable to reach A r c t s s w u r i m —t o seizure when carried in American however, that action on. tho •war
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revenue hill can be completed with
has finished his course as Chief he able Iff meet indefinitely the h e l p in the defense of that city are bottoms.
This
declaration
in
effect
is
that
in
the week.
When i f 'has passed
{ now in Uslciul.
Magistrate of this mighty Republic problem of feeding them.
American
trade
in
cotton
seed
oil
in
the
Senate,
u
conference
will bo ncc«
It
is
staled
that
the
German
sol
Still
less
is
known
of
the
situation
ami when historians come to assign
neutral
bottoms
is
not
aubjc
t
to
cssary.
and
the
prospect
is that it
diers
are
active
in
mastering
the
lire
in
the
eastern
theater
of
the
war.
him his plure in history, they will
seizure
or
detention,
not
only
when
will
lie
October
‘
J
O
before
Congress
in
Antwerp
which
are
almost
sub
I'ctrograd
is
silent
on
recent
developp a s s over the great domestic meas
The German» agreed in 1 la n> 1 i*
The Russian war "{Jin- ex destined for neutral countries, but can adjourn
ur e s of hi- Ad mi m«i rut ion s u c h as a lined
"\Y.. will ex|>edite the bill in the
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tarilT revision. * urrancy legislation, ter ms of eapitiilation not t<> disarm plain* thi* »ili-ucn on the ground* of when »hipped to Germany, if not intended
for
military
use*
Tile
Brit
Senate
us
much
as
possible,"
said
\ lenna . lairii* the 1'rsuetc . and declare that his elTorls to the ri\ic guard or make prisoner* of ’ r.tP gy
keep the I nited States out of war rnales between the age» of eighteen -l.,n attach on I'rzemysl, the slrong- i»h Government lias assented to so Senator Simmons, Chairman of the
It is rumored, I c*t fortress in Austria Galacia has much of the proposition as relates Finance Committee. "Democrat« are
constitute his clearrst title to the and thirty yenrs.
says
another
dispateh,
that Ant werp ' failed. Berlin asserts that the Rus- to shipments to Holland of neutral not disposed to change tho measure
gratitude nf his country."
wiil
he
obliged
to
jury
a large in »¡an on the east Pru.-atinn frontier goods, such ns food stuffs which as it came from the caucus. Wo ajl
"President Wilson expressed with,
hits been clierkeil w"hilo>thn Germans The Netherlands Government has realize thnt war revenue is necessary
great felicity the sentiments of all d e m n it y
nnd we believe the hill is the i>est
are steadily working eastward in embargoed for exportation.
true A (fieri I'll MS when he tendered
The
solicitor's
opinion
goes
be
that can be devised at this limn."
Russian Poland
hi* kindly office* to the belligerent
Utili ial war news was brief today,
Republican Senators are not in
S o lltrnl sources report that •In»I yond the mere matter of cotton seed
power* in order lo stop the litume but w:rr office statements are I...I
oil and lay* down the principle that clined to prolong debate
Several
. t i t» sprouti ng in \ u - t r l a
struggle across ihe yea*." -aid the needed to make plain lbat moti • >
lotion i* not i unl raI'.Cndr and i* not minority leaders have declared they
i .i t it .11 i ir 110 t. *1 r■ ■ p pi d i
.■ speaker
I or lorlUll.tle In in* loos results hung on tin- iorttii.*
subje. I lo seizure even when »hipped would' help bring about early adT»
1 mut»* m l 'a n - it i- M.-riii g
■iilgli of v a n t a g e , h a p p y III t h e coil
of the desperate battles being wag< ■!
to a belligerent country, providing it jourment .is soon ns assurances were,
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f
t
h
missile* struck in t Iii- y ard*
h d e l i r e of a p o we r f u l p e o p l e , let II' lit vital point* on that line tb,<*
d
1
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"ti \merican or other neutral »hips given of a definite purpose to end
hop* tl it he .till .11. . ces m hi' plot - 1r.-1. I . * frmn S V. it zeri a ti .1 ihmi.gl. North*-Ml rallw.i, ' t a l l ó n but
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an.I
1 1 . r• f•.r• t In r<- i* no imp.oli-j the session without a recess.
•o - Vplod'
a n t h r o p i . e n d e a v o r a n d t h a t u p o n northern France u> cover Switzcrlai .1
inent to the shipment of American
Such is now the Administration
him will rest t In- blessing vouch- through northern, France t'1 within
cut ton In Hamburg consigned to I progru m
■i p
I ».
.i. ,i
I ' . ta!. .! 1 t ., t 1 * . 1,1 n l! of t, t i ** r n *.1 ' * pi i to r: '• li.i'.. * .d 1 b. ' t i .11* *>f I '.iM r
In the House the fall to pave tho
i o t h good old -1 .to
i-.'ii .unit
lui'ii ..'i i i.e M .ni ni
The heieYte-t lighting I* oll LU«
way for ultimate Philippine indeof Ma ba illa, o all I Iloti .............. .lu
Thi- .
I lie Spl.iker reviewed til wark >>i lito- of l.a--igny and Lens
Stole a I m
I'endoncp probably will be jtussed
i e n t * a day for I« ■ling prisoner*.
i.TtHHin's
official
report
from
Far
I In 1 1. it:.>. r.i tn Ydmi ni*t ration be
Two v.iung men were caught here within a day or two
Following that
|T,. Í ill1f •* .i i f . t.f .• Igliteell huillín >i early Monday morning by Officer the Mouse will mark time uvvuiting
We h.n*. pit II (... 11 I b' *4 \ * I he allies repulsed (ormati
gil log
. .Id
list to I»- 1 1. !« R eward Upo tidvlo
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It I,-till There I ,i V. n»*fMilded 1 ‘ >•
proprietor ■ at ml came lid* way
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gì. iti r part of I I." He! 'la ■ . r 11
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(Ht -r II " (Va i d (il the l o ok o u t for
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tul n L two tlur.l* of the
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t h e m caught them i>n the Orlando
Mr
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A Douglass of Sanford Is
Ki s *1 in m«< ■ '-nti i t t.it n*d t In- <i. iI". fur, es that esci ped frtUTi A ■' *1 ;■ i L , a
lb i* now tra Vid ' • a n i on ! road a n d truck t h e n c l i m i . spending rJlt rlhy Irntrlanfftt. look
* of ! be S o u l It 1 l"M da i I i - Ia In ceil ( ,rT tua 11y 1 » I . i " . ling ÍLet Mui 11 ri ►
Slid - usual
frum ihc car
1 hey were taken Luck ing after tun working force who are
u t i o n on las t Frill:a y « nd
I'rc**
to Orlando by the Orange county getting our the new set of ab stract
Her: ild
t h*- rrpri***** ntiitlx c of Tl uhonk* for '■ ••mirude county
!• n«t* d Hit uo cling i* 1 nr n. d
W' ■(
depot' and will face til....... ..
there
"We furnish the individual with
rti'r l i uti il**' m •M
with Tim u
hhe l hud ,f trull dog revolver oil l lie alt abstract a document that re*
Mil Lc
Mil i *in g "f ti..front seat when u crested by (If- quire* to. iltorney lo pass tljion it,
'i , I i t..f I . t . f g L.I ...I V ■•
. r H o w a r d ' it p r o mp t I -, put U|* a'.. Iran '• r*
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otLA r Im.it ■ ,I ui'oti t fa ir lion/ un year* t>> . ompleie the work nf mak
i lie .it;, fr.itn t I.e railri'.t'i a numi" r
( laudi l o o k ita- « In t I a n d r a n t lie ing the entire transcript of Orange
( Note
It. V.
T O T I M E . " -I M O N A It'll ( L E
tif time,» we some way hud gamed
cur down to the city bastile where county. In the mean time we are
The following program was ren
the impression that it was not hing
they were put on ire waiting for the furni»lii'ng abstract« to our cus
dered by our uniop Sunday evening, nutre than a nice ljttle village, but
It is belter to keep borne affairs' the hoard of county cornmissioners Orlando officials
tomers."
The subject was "G re a t Chapters."
In! wlml wa * our surprise to lind a ,, lljcl und settle our differ« rices of I Ira nge >mini > u petition was pro
M a ho ns, Allerilion
Mr Dougin»» is the clerk of Sem
This program was in charge of mem
modern, metropolitan little place among ourselves
With thi* I* a ln set'I'd - ki »ig O. a I the r011*1* voted
\ regular i unimumention of San inole county and 1» quite enthusiu.»bers of Group No 1. Mr* I’ S with up (■> dale stores and' streets
view ( he Herald has not allowed ike for m t tie r !*•■ : .on < - lobli»lung a rumi ford laolge No Ii.1 will lie field at tte over the work which he nnd hi«
Fortaon leader.
atol h.i iitlsoim residence* and a* road injunction splice I". I sic.* the dl* 111* t • 1 . i d i i oil rid Sa uford be 7- Ul i" tn . Thursday, o. i liilh company have inaugurated
Reper
Scripture
Lesson. 1( or
I ttb
tine a da*» "t I.... pl>' a* it I» po it r lides ha Ve II Ji pell Ted 1n Ole lime* ( 1 - r O' dto 1• * ■' HI Cl’ it Kill
roil ds j Mast er* I h-gre." Will Le l OllfcrTed ter Mur
isti
chapter by
Miss Cora Lee Hntn
si |.le t» m* • !
l tilil II. olle of w Li. Ii « ,i - ... j ■ I in tot • n ' I It I ’ ■, ■ ! Ili th" i I* i 11>. I
Ml M i-..r * raised it'l* year requestriek
U r Were driven 1" St ( loud dor I lie Herald the Other 'lib "I O' «on a i d n ..tn.. ... • longing the sperili ed to e present.
Special song by Mr F S Fortson
The Tampa Times suy» that Luko * *
mg a lull in >ii r session and there troversy are entitled to n reply whuh citions of yilu-r*. In the ithsence of j MemLer* and visitors urged to Me Luke i» running to seed when ho
and Mis* Cora Iwe Hamrick
appears below over the -igual ire of the <"unl> tturnvy, Hon W 1. 1 come Ly order of W M
The Chapter and h'.iw it came to we found a l i tt l e . t t y o n l y f o u r y e a r s
shoot* off such an (dd chestnut a s -.Y
old which (or i t s a g e is a m a r v e l , a n d the original signers of the ii.jun* ' I'l.lnar, the j" titmn wa* granted
--S O. L. T A Y L O R ,
the following: "B e fo re marriage he
he Written,
by leader, Mrs. I’ . S
furthermore is a live one. We were lion. Th6 affair .has been an unfof- .without i.n opportunity fo r-hearing
N
Secretary.
thinks »he is the dearest girl, in tho
Fortson.
túnate one ami will be settled in a from any who might ojijiose the
world; after marriage, when the bills
What is Meant by Love, Mr. M entertained in St. Cloud by the
Im m eilialely. some of the
ladies l God bless yin w ho were all few weeks in the supreme .ourt. chungo
Woman’ s Club Notice
come in, he knows it ." We thought
L. Wright.
Meantime no more arti ales on the petitioner* fur injunction became
The music department of Woman's that, ancient us it is. one of the best
Why Love i« Great, by Miss Jim hie tubers of the City Improvement
question will he published and the alarmed, believing that it would Music (’ lull will give their first pro
Association.
In
(art.
It
is
whispered
mie Laing.
thing» Luke Mr Luke bus given Us,
matter bus only been taken up »n far , jeopardize the validity of the bond gram (or HH t - 15 in the Congrega
.,
Without it Good Deeds are Prof confidentially t h a t the ladies are the
to
disjH'l
the
doubts
m
the
mir
d*
of
issue
and
make
it
impossible
to
levy
whole thing m St Cloud and that
tional church Saturday afternoon,
A man up in Mnino was shot tbo
itless, Mr. Joe luting.
the men simply let them run it some of our northern subscriber* who and collect taxes »Intuid any tax Qct. 17th, til 3:00 o'clock.
For other day because the gunner took
Love Removes Hurtful and Sup
Whether this is the rase or not it i* were iff raid the roads will not be payer, and especially a non-resident, special reasons the year book date him for a moose. Didn't know that
plies Helpful futilities, by Mr P. S.
certain that the pih o f miming (he finished. For Qieir benefit w>; wif.lt see lit In contest the master, and of Del. JOtb is changed to Oct 17th. the feeling ti|> there wn» so intense
Fortson.
to say that tJic injunction will soon furthermore believing the change
town is well done.
a g a in s t th at p a r t y as to cause .the
unwise and un warra titl'd We there
Lov» is Everlasting, by Mis* Cora
Fine Sweet I'olaloes
Florida hold* man;. »urpri*c* in lie settled and the roads built, as
Inking of such d e s p e ra te step s, a l
I*ee Hamrick.
While 1 lie editor wn* absent from th ou g h the v o te th e other day _w a n ^
the mutter of beautiful little riti.-», far a* tile money will allow them to^fore took counsel in Ote npitler and
Recitation, Love Cannot Fail, by
Here is the statement ' Mr T. F. Wilson of Sanford, who the alloc on Saturila y Alfred King,
but certain It I* that Osceola euUft) Le built
pretty heavy.
Miss Loren a Smith.
i g ned by the petitioners, whusejilrew the original jutition for ( h e j ^ |ma „ flnt,
„ „ the west
I
comes in for her share.
names appear below
Editor Her- rond district wa* absent on hi* vuco- side brought in »ome fine sweet poScripture Quotations, by different
4l|,.
lion north, u transcript of the pro- tatúes and as we did not see him we
members of the Group.
M unirai
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The
petitioners
(or
the
Brick
ceeding» Iwd was *m i him ,for nd- will thunk him publicly for the gift.
This program was enjoyed by all
The yoiing ladies of (he Method Roads Injunction.” realizing thut vice, the following i» his reply:
They were great and if wo had sufpresent. At the close of our meeting
ist rhurrh will givo a musical ut thè this was a matter of law and jus
"Y o u r letter of the IKth in»t en licicnt to last lit«1 winter would not
o u r -pastor presented the union with
residence of Mrs. L. Il l'Iiilip» l 'r1' tice, and having submitted the case closing resolution« passed by the
particularly care about the high cost
A 1 pennant and was accepted by
day evening at 8 o'dock.
to the courts, have avoided any ef city council of Sanford*, Fla., and of living.
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our president and she explained In a
I’rogra m :
fort to influence the court* or even copy of minutes of the county com
fcVr well chosen words what we had
The eduactionnl authorities of MIlia» public opinion by. trying the missioners both referring to change
done to win thin pennant, of which Instrumental Duet
atni
have taken another step in ad
of
route
advertised
and
voted
for
our union is quite proud. Our meet Miss Davis and Mia» Lucca ( hapjicll rase on the street corners, or through
van
ce
an*l have decided that they
Miss
Currio
in
re
bond
issue
of
Special
Road
N. P. Yowcll & Co.
I lie columns of the newspaper*
For
ing will be.held every Sunday even Vocal Solo
will
ccquiru
rhe
school
children
to
pc
Gladys
Morns
District
No.
1."
duly
received.
nearly a year they have «submitted
ing at 6:30 in the church. We wvrc Reading
get first page mention as I
inspected as to their-physical condi
certainly pleased to have so many Violin Solo . .’ . . Eleanor Herring to adverse criticism of their position Neither the county commiBsioners
The Dade County Medical
the largest advertisers in
in the (patter without resentment or nor < the city coVnn-il have any tion.
visitors and* again extend to all a Mixod Quartet
Mes. Preston reply. The petitioner» for the in authority to chi nge the route Association 31»» been asked to recom
Fin
no
Solo
cordial invitation to attend with us.
today's issue. The ad- I
mend s plan by which this can be
Ml;. Metti Mger junction arc J*. O. Chase H H nr
route*
in
an ' a f which
A
Next Sunday evening the program Vocal Solo
t lislict.irilv . and if tile
verlisrmcnt may he found
Mr- Maxwell Chuppcil, I)
U
Bri'sot
l.
A weri iidvt rii*« d and v*>1■ " I .ind all doije most
will l>e rendered by Group No 3. Rcnding
Mi*.
I
Li
V
is
»nggestion*
>d
the
pliy
si.
in
ti*
prove
the
fumi*
reali/.*
d
on
i
l"
1
'«I*1
"t
Piano Solo
Hr(milcy. Joe Cameron, G k Smith.
i hi page S.
Miss Edit|i Stewart Captain
• i • . | • | ••*• 1 I" tl,.' r o u t e s pfai ticaLie ll.ey will Le i.irrn d into
W A. t ■ i iiu. .T. J Bawkiti» Bert L i n d s I
I .a die«’ Trio
The county siijH-n ntondent
advtrllM'd and \*»ied for and to elleit
Mr- Power* Kl|lhi tl)|T }{41J 1 and J N. W inner
l’iano Solo
Hon. Josephus Daniel», secretary
Mr*. Tolar
it would he a mis was authorized Ly the county Lourd
Recently there seems to lie an ef none others.
Fiait«* Solo. .
of the navy, la going to sentj a war
Mixed Quartet
fort tif make one of our number application of funds for which the at its last meeting to order all of
vessel to Europe to he filled with
'fhe Herald will-on each
Funrh will' In* served during lbe responsible for what has been done trustees ^ould be liable if they ap- the appliances necessary to estab
» Christmas present for the little
lishing
the
departments
of
manual
plird
any
portion
of
the
funds
aris
by a dozen ajid a spirit of fairness
day call attention to the
"kiddle^" on the other side. This evening.
ing from the sale ofthe bonds
to training and domestic science in tluv
compels
us
to<
submit
to
the
public
A silver offering «ill be taken at
«ill.make the little ones love "Uncle
largest advertisement in
u. briel statement of the facts in the the’ payment of any- other road or Cocoa nut Llrove school. Accommo
S a m " end we all ought, to join in tho door. Benefit of tho New Meth
the current issue. •
roads than those set forth in the dations will he provided for sixteen
' cA sa:
that love. f " l l yo do it unto ontwof odist Church.
girls and the sa (lie number of boyB. ‘
i( ontti.uid On Page i)
, At the October, 1912, ’ meeting of
those little ones you do it unto mo."
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Presid en t Wilson-
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THE BRICK ROADS INJUNCTION
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Not for the world would wo under
rale the need for earnest study and
ripe knowledge in u teacher. But to
be u student and scholar is not to
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be a mere bookworm.
The' beat
~ BUDGET OF OPlftftfN .“ JUST BETWEEN
students use books— many of them
but they don’ t stop there; they
Y O U A N D jV IE .”
Q . study life in uil as well. The only
a way to study life Is to mix with it
a to enjoy it, to appreciate it
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To be u successful teacher need
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more than mere scholarship, it needs
leadership. No one can lend people,
A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH.
young or old, who does not know
“ HE'LL PRENT 'E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
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how to be one with them, who has
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not social* tact, poise, address, who
not
only
to
success
but
to
>n
better
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nwt B Rood mixer.
When the Cannon llooms
feeling
daily
that
you
are
performing
When the cannon booms.
When the snare dr urns rut tie fiercely ydur duty to God and man and your *i If every man in Sanford could
And the feet of men in khaki ham duty lies first in remembering the look on the bright side of the city’s
Sabbath day and keep it holy.
1 or the county's affairs instead of
mer time out on the pave,
can well remember the time when persistently knocking every improve
It is easy to bo bra vet
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I t is easy to believo God is angry men thought nothing of hunting aijd ment as some of them do there is no
m K fF ^ tG n lT
just what we could accomwith the other man. our brother, fishing nnd doing StlfcrTtunis*
tlu*
Sabbath
and
I
am
glad
to
noto
•
I’UsH
this
winter. For instance there
And lias left the sword of Gideon in
that
these
same
.men
c.
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wa-V wa i-d ■ •trwrira ir hand,
icen interested-in ftrr
this today.
Maybe they aru like evory arnrd
many
years
aud
. aamcthimc that
When the battle flags are fiutteri/ig myself, gotting nearer the judgment
seemed
as
if
it
never
would start.
day and giving more thought to the
and men a r e jy jin g mad
Well,
it
lias
bebn
started
‘and yet
hereafteri but
I T
With-the blind desire for glory,
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
OCTOBER U,
PRINCIPAL STREET OF LOUVAIN, BELGIUM.
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
Filled, wit h VjriffiTsrgTUipt amt W ry?)»*» -who!» world-is getting better in instead of ever/ man in the city
this inspect amt-fhat we are growing taking up the work and giving the
I t ts easy' ttr assent---- people half a chance they are perTo the Corsican blasphemer’s scofl- better instead of worse. Certainly L .
sistently
and system atically knock
I can speak Intelligently of Sanford,
.ing creed:
I t is easy to believe God is with the my home town, and trutlifully say
that all of us are getting better. The
big battalions,
large attendance nt Sunday school
Whether cherubim or hellions,
and church proves the truth of this
When the cannon booms.
assertion.
When the cannon booms,
When' the primal love of fighting * One hears a lot nowadays about
stirs the tiger in our blood.
hein¿ n good mixer in this business
And the fascinating smell
und that position.and there is mo/e
Of the sulph’ur fumes of hell
to it than you would imagine at
Houses memories of the pit from first blush, The man or womuif who
which our human nature rose is a good
mixer cun usually pull
It is ensy to forget
along through fife more easily than
God was found not in the,earth»|uake the ono who finds it difficult to make
in the strong wind, or the fire; friends.
This is even true in the
It is e«sy to forget how a t last the schoolroom, as the following from a
prophet heard Him
Utah paper would indicate:
As a still small voice(
"W e were recommending a teacher
When the cannon booms.
to a certain county superintendent
recently, and the first question he
When the cannon booms,
asked waS: “ Is she a good mixer?”
When the war lords strut and swag"M ixer?"
Rrr,
" Y e s will she nut with the people
And the battle ships are plowing for
or
will she simply rotate in the class
the bitter crop of death.
room, and when school hours are
While,the running rends the ear
over, hide away with her nose in a
Ec.Moing from the empyrean,
book?”
Tt is difficult to hear
We had to admit that she wasn’ t
Through the din the Gallilenn
With His calm voice preaching peace a very good mixer
"W ell, then, we don’ t want her.”
on earth to men!
was
the reply. "W e are looking for
'Twill lie easier to claim
M ni to n .il u »III
i iru h «
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If we will, the Christian name,
To become as little children and lie people; take u live |iurt ir> the com
munity: we need intellect Uni leu liera
men of gentle will,
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When the cannon bupms, the cannon for our luirent» u» well u.» children.
not mere hermits or leatum j;iver*
booms no more.
The explanation put the teacher*'
William Herbert Carruth
work in somcThing of a new light
^ I am glad to see the very great It liad always 'been a kind <>f u n
interest being manifested in church challenged idea with Us I lint t he oil!;,
work in Sanford. Three new church really necessary qualities in it teacher
es are building and they will be three "ere scholarship and pedagogical
of the finest edifices inthe state when | skill. Hut we wonder now#
completed. AH of the people of San-!
“ Good mixer?" Is that one of tinford, young and old, have come to first essentials after a l l ’
realize that Sunday is u day to goj
Come to think about it are- not
to church anil in a few years the man the ten chefs who get out among the
who does not attend church will be people g e n e ra lly the most su ccessfu l?
looked upon us an outcast in society. Som e of them e v e n seem to succeed
Just as public sentiment is grail v e r y well indeed, ev en though their
ually putting booze out of business scholarship is not the highest, while
just so surely are the d iurch fs clos others with nil sorts oi titles to their
ing the net around sin and wicked names often utterly fail as teachers.
ness and bringing all classes to real
Is this because the one is not n
ize that in the church lies the road "good' mixer" while- the other ¡a?
hi
ing the bulkhead and what rpakes
me sore is the fact that the men
who have the most to say about the
work are those who have never t____
down there to sec ^ h u l has really
been accomplished. In talking with
a few men the other day I was actuBUrprjw,,i to h,.lir BO many diajmraging remarks .m ad e about* the
bulkheading and asking them about
their particular kick found out that 1
they hud never even been down
Giere to see the bulkhead or the
concrete pilings oi the new machin
ery and had never gone into the
m atter.deep enough to realize what
a big undertaking Ik i»- Now, if you
know nothing about this work and
never put your shoulder to the
wheel to help it along what in the
summer breezes do you want to kirk
about it for?
it j * much better for the knockers
of Sunfort! to ¡fell their hammers
and buy a horn, for it is just this
spirit that is holding the town bark
a n d will a l w a y s hold it bark.
The
peuple who do the most knocking
are the ones who have never tried to
assist in a n y good progressive move
ment and mivPr will
They can
stand around 'with their hands in
Photo by American I'rcaa Association.
This s h o w La B ud des Conies after the destruction of Louraln by German artillery
BRIDGE A T DINANT, FRANCE, DYNAMITED.
Ptiiam ii> * American I’rva.i A anicini km.
i i i wi i
JUHt whut To do u nd how to do ■ t.
k n o c k «*vor y Pii blii- e n te r pr i s e a nd
•Mart* «*%•• r\ n«*VA mu o a way frmii lili
t o va h hut it ü far il-T ' io! h it a uy 11lí UC
for tho good of t ho «>! t > t lie Mise]!Vf-
well, they llave never accomplish
ed It yet and never will by t heir
j
1 mi-tie.
n ock i ng »|nrif
Verily, Sanford needs a few first
dus» funerals.
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artist.*.
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Purchasing customers in all carlot markets,
It is “service” and “results” which have caused the
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�TH R SANFORD HERALD
rtf*roBER 13. *914
'" constitutional
amendments
* SANITATION EDUCATION
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HV STATE HOARD OF HEALTH
Holly.
Ktlitor
Sanford fully «aid about tin- pro^r*•H.H (if
Florida.
It i« true that when it
no n.
,
finid, Sanford. Fla.:
lo the |H'Oplc of
comi-s
to
the
judiciary
Florida
IlndM!
f'Dtrirln
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practical education
¡*»f Sir:—Í* I» " f VPr>' Krrat
that the amendment to the her judges working; for tin •ui me noire than m tin- cubic and impnr
“Suolion. « U lin K to the ,u«h- salaries that were tix.-.j for them in latl|.( of health and sanitation.
¿ L should Ih. earned at the 1885. it can be said without fear of
The problem« that Florida has to
contradiction that every slngl
«ojtif elerlion.
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nieet are those that are common to
T | j a matter of common knowl- of endeavor, be It educator, laborer. all the «outil, with the added rottl'* ,hlt the Judiciary ia «atlly un- clerk, BlenuKrapher or what riot, has fdlnitlons that her port« are Impfif?
the
Cnitrd
«id. The salaries of the various had and justly so at least a partial llllrt KMl(.wBy« into
increase of compensatimi to maire tifi Stale« for the commerce of the West
liw of our <‘our,!' * re ll*'*<* *,y our
¿¡dtution. and the «alurie« us for thè added increase in thè cosi of Indies and many South American
C c i t t f d by the consUtuUdn are li vi Ufi.
countries. Only those who know the
To say that an amendment to thè accomplishments of the pant twenty■ •-inadequate.
matter in which the consti t u ti mi, providi hk tlmt thè five years can realize what tins been
n u i*
'«*1 public should ho Interosted, | legislature mijtlit ostatili.« li
«uch done by Florida's Health Hoard in
"f ^ fitremely important at all court» as it rlesired and lix thè sul- the practical solution \>f some o f
r i t t to bave well qualifled mon on arei» of thè judge» thereof, should these problems.
Hut the relations
■ BC” tncj,< tn ,l under cxistihg cqn- not In*- udopted. i* rtterely to argur between tbi» and other countries in
.
ijrenty-ntne health matters aye better undonrmori
,Uf to. Sft the best materUL yeaM ugo were ridiculously overpat^trtmìT they were a quarter century
»U*.for the judiciary, because... or kLu - U i y judicLuy o f the
tl,rir con rrof-tnr*-boon •pur*
•;
!/qbe I na de q u a t e -salaries presrrilied-t should
be
abolished altogether, on i practical and not a theoretical
it the COllitltUtlon.
I Either position ,is of course absurd basis.
At lb* present tinte our court
Legislature V an He Trusted
Florida's great health problem at
|*cbir#D' l> practically in the sa me | " T h e amendment to I»« voted on present is the elevation to higher
I filiti on as prescribed by Jriic con- does not say that all judicial »ul- etliciency of the methods of sanita
■ **.Jon of------I8S5, and* the only ----way uries will be increased pr that an y tion, of the prevention of disease,
Neither does it of avoiding diseases tlmt are clearly
«faith the needed felief can be will be increased.
Itbuined. »ill b o ' by the adoption guarantee that some will not be preventable, and in order to accom
lif the amendment to the eonstitu- lowered. It merely gives the repre* plish these* result», to educate the
L s (a be voted on at the coming sentati ves of the people in their people to the Importance of careful
legislature assembled the right to and sanifary Jiving.'
I S h p «'
This t» w .matter of general state (lx the number of judges and their
Of immense educational value to
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tintlû »ml Publlç interest.
I, , compensation.
Certain it is that i Florida will be the annual gathering
tknfore, a*k that
u purveyor of the legislature of Florida has demon- of the American Public Health As
parity, -and in accordance with |strated that it can be trusted on the sociation. which is to be held at
L g put generosity, in giving due ¡ question of «alnries.
While there Jacksonville the lirst week of De
jndpenre to mittler* of state wide may be a few Individual instance* cember
■ «titrs, that you be kind enough where, greater salane* have U-en
It has a membership z»f two thou
|H jiabliilt in your nowspaper the rreatud than the people would tlienv sand of the highest physicians and
futmt attached to this communica- selves approve on a referendum, yet
sanitary workers in the United
(onaisting of a reprint frdm it is safe to say that in at least 90
States, Canada, Mexico and Culm.
Ti roe»- Union, under date of per cent of the case« the public
The program is to be devoted to the
|ft&*td«y. September .1 0th, 1914. unanimously approves the salaries discussion of the health mutters that
which bhe legislatures have fixed.
Yours truly,
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especially concern the south, as
GEO A. D eC O T T E S.
nesides this amendment would gtve , h(lnkw„ rm
p h o n ic
tht
iglslnturi tin opportuiun to ma|arja _ trachoma, typhoid, rur-
I
Itti in tne »tale in N o v r m w r ini', l a t he c o m p e n s a t i o n of the j udge- t o
, ,
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*a tut a lion,
|wtm trill be called upon t o pass s o m e
e x t e n t in p roport i on to the
...
ch i l d
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welfare,
Mtv
■•xter
ini nation and many ot her«! of al most
|yoa a proposed constitutional work
that they would do iH.vi
equal interest.
IlKidroent enlarging the sco|>e of ously the work of a judge <d a crim
In connectnm with this conven
[fit lUte judiciary has almost es-Jinnl court of record, for instance, in|
lion
Jacksonville medicai ant hon ties
lapd «Mention in the maze of poll- 1 counties like Duval and Hill-hor
tri«
planning
a Southern II« alili F.x
[to tbirh ha* Iwen discussed since tiugh and K*i,ambia. require' .i gn-at
lit
hi
lion,
the
first of its kiml ever
Ilk pouibility of a senatorial v a -'d e a l more of a judge's time and tal-J
undertaken
in
(his country, to illus[any has »risen, but one attorney ent tliun doe» the uurt of Minn of
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m
t•*
graphically
by « harts, photo
[dtWdty is desirous t hut the people i he smaller and mnr> -p a r o l, pop
graphs,
models,
panels
ami by other
|ssd the pres* wake up on this im- ulated counties of tin* -t.it«
\ct.
means,
the
methods
that'
have been
hattBl amendment which will be under
the
constitution adopted
adopted
by
the
most
skilled
workers
[uisitted to the ballot.
twenty-nine years ago ea«h «>( these
to
control
these
various
ailments
Is ipeiking of the matter yes 1er judges Is compelled to work »Umiu ult«
Tn preparing- this- evbthttion. rn
I¿xy be said
the shameful salari of il tum ,i year
That thè peoplc of r*ir|i,,»Twf^ ieW*^rr^'trm»Tf v ere little, if ¡itii^jtivrc tlian«
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Uealtll fioard* uf Ut-arlv evefv soniti
It tM (ineral elertion. Ili November, thè judge on thè l.ernh pavs thè____ ,
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«'rii state, oT muti) soUtherh ritte»
•H-.allifL.Uiittu.to. vuU-- upon a con-, stenographer in lu» olin e
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Koi’ kefeller Foundation, the
ritatlonal amendment nmeniling
Fxpresmlnn Fruiti , Anolher Mtorne)
Ke«l -f'r«'»-. tin« National 1’ tibln
Jfftioa 1,* Aritele \ of thè consti
\nothcr attorney of thè city to
Health .''«•rvn<- t tie I ’ mteti Stai«1tltld9 of Florida, wlmh ri'lalrs to «lumi
thè ntalter wa- mentloneij
Department o( Agriculture, the Na
tk jttdiriiry of thts state is not so sat«i
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tinniti Mouth Hygiene Association,
«tO Imo»n and not as widely di>
‘ Wlith- imd«»itbtedly thè un riiber*
and several other organizations of
cwed u d ì should he. Tlu» in u of thè bar tlimughoirt thè state and
this high class. Florida's Hoard of
Dimire ii io Im- regrctted. fn a s m u c h th e vantiti» bar associa liuti« will do
Health wilt start an exhibit of its
U it il diflìcult to touch atiy brìi nell whai t h>•\ «an io f urtino ih«1 udop
work along certain lines, which i.s to
♦I our (OVcriiment hi wbich thè noti o( ihi* a linoni meni, yet it i*
become part of « larger exhibit lliat
k*fl* ire mon vitally Interested primarily
itniiiT i n w htch t li*«
wit' I-- -..-ni .ii«« the i'mi litri l-tr
than in the yutil i r . , . i mi 11 - i ««, [>• >pl> i l «
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JOtflbli to ii.iiii. i h> lira in h ni t lo l i i l l n l l n t u « in « 1 . ■ h *
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1 - «-. . ill.
lit.
Hoard
««I
fomiiment tn 'A l u , f; t h*' I il* o t*|** , i * \v ,i V » h*i. * i t i« i t i '*1 i j r f « r i «r»
.1 It«
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«ring
»everill
exln*'
i «bole, have m u r i 1i j t i ti liiftì* 111H* u t i l i ^ l é i k i * t »*■ ! » *r • 1 ! i r
l h . i f i i t i h *»
t li**
olle ol win, h will yllilslrale it* spleutía, than in our jud^inry.
, ,*Utur ut*y w lui r** pruni*« Inili»’ rli»*nt
ilid cumpuigp against typhoid fever.
I would like to see the press of the
Slstc Press Appathetir
More than fifty health hoard and
So far there has been only a stale take the matter up :in«l exother
organizations from every part
listed amount «
of
>i comment con- jdain the Tairin'ss and ju-rin«-. to tin«
of tie- south have promised active
ItwotH the amendment l.v the pa pciqile
Wl|e|| ulne I lo V lull’, un
1 iHiper.ilJoll m t i l- vIn hi 11 «III These
ll*n throughout the state
Ml •1er *ta ntl tile grc.il injll It«« that is
tii al m • iimpli-h
I
*1 htvr »r«*n \lA< Iipph favor lietiig per|nqrate«l upon :i large u r ti wdi show t hi* !I'.ii
(•!•-lit ■ t 1 it h.t »• 1....U gamed by
ItUt to the adoption of the amenti I *#*r i l ! t it i ' j u < i | p * * O f i l i n * I m f'< I
- i.T lîl - •Hi* [• ■ i «iliar line«, of »a ti
l*nt tad tt I* hi ueveti
t h i w ? ■ î 1 1 *• ( . v i l i
fit.if
M ♦
■ 1«
Iggi '
I’ ll.." .! •i * ■
tk uture ,,f
|*y Huir Ii*iHu(* ri^iit tin
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ni 1 «t n
flu
n
i-Vell
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Ikopttly unilerstdoil |,v , j 1(.
piT'HMiully know of in*ii:iHi*iM in tins
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,uul
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1
|**t only »iff t h, «uniment of the stuf«* na h»*r«* sum** uf tin* ninst ^ilt* i
Th.... ,tj.|«r.«d ■ tri ag ga I In ri ng « for
throughout iju state be fa vor-. judges that wc have had have luen
the
.id v,tneeini-nt of iM'iilth crtndlItUt but »bo the
l**8 V
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» i,«imeni ns*«!!
amendment
its e lf, absolutely forced to resign and reM n |f h(>|(| ¡„ „ F1(tri),u rity
li
I
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u n a n im o u s ly «unie th eir practice for the p u rp o u will oiler u n ex am p led o p p o r t u n i t y ! '
l(f e n a b li n g them
ppu ri irit’ir
lem to
to su
sujipori
l,W‘ir Florida statisticians, «oriolngisls, sanImitatile Shniihl
Taken
fam ilie s.
T r u e it is th at the roeii^
.
1 ’ tlit rUSHa. mlT'i’s, physlclilns and mil..
, , t , lion of circuit ju d g e is one of great
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U might lie asked. ‘ ,.
Why
don’
\\ h y don ! i ..
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mcipal .mi fiori to«« to s t u d y an d «li».
fBrr’ p^ almost
\otcr*.
[>* Uayer, tttkl, t ,M. illitil|tiv(. u())j
iW-in t'
"» n a tiv e uni
I »n to agitate the aduption of
I lk |*rncn^nu' M1
Undoubtedly,
I.
will he folllll| WfirkjnB
dignity and honor »et oml t«. I««w. if
any position within the gift of tin
people and any man worthy lo oc
copy »och a position wquld for mi . h
hongr be willing t u s a i r|tiie a roti»i«l
oratile part of tho incom e tTiat InL i , ï fe 7 ' t,U> necessity fIM- it
f»«b»n doe* the average bus,ne»* could probahty’ othi«r»iwi in.i l e in
p r a c tic e ; but it i* not m r« a -««ii t ■ •
ran
l%iîl k- jOod-work
^
*'n and
«ni no doubt
a sk a matt who has the a b llilv to I««
i' «tain and
u good ju d g e t o 'd e n y hi* family an
& U 'd0,,li... 11,1
in
‘hl'lr
« .n r
_
_
BTu '* >in« W ith Stale's Progress
lio n '<
thereto, the husi'.U
b
,r
r
n
'lm
‘
,n
t
merely seeks to ,,u
”
o i th
c
w ill continue to
.
Iho state of Florida to do ln t’r*'**e’ Once the people are causedOur modern court m a c h in -' to
lh e ” uct condition . 1 am
in P ^ v tlc a lly .th o «atro " lire th n t lh t'>' w*11 »upply tho rom **Itttio0nj
*
fixod t>>' the con- ,!(ly ,>y ,th t‘ir
in N ovem ber.''
.1 1 * 1M5' This 1» , rUp w ith
* -----------------------------
° np or ,wo niinor
Died at He Lived.
I Ul
permitted
“ Easomnn t* gone, poof clmp Died
r ‘»nge* *i|lr(. Muit time. «without a- struggle ‘
Just like KaseIn Um
! ytarw fa«.~
I“ "* twenty-nine mai*, he, m .««r was known to exert
I*48* small
p opula tion
j n. bininoli In anyMilfig.'’
*tat* »*»t of 1*11d y than an y othor
hi* m, ' P
ri\Tr,
NO TIC E
r b,f «tate ,en ,the UxablB wealth As I have charge of the business of thc
k t ! * * £ í oul),p «nd treble and
Title Bond Si Guarantee Co., East San
W l b ï J ? ? * " * ' >nd Flor‘da ford Land League, and W. A. XVhltW
r *
ah. t
** hpr wcaltN I*
,a. “ »day at her own comb, I_ can / be found In the Tax As•esaor's Office In thé court hMisc.
m„ l T i th* U0din« 8» this
Í.
that oould be truthT H O S . K. BATES
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TELLS OF FLICHT
IN KAIL OF SHOT
KAISER WILHELM AND GEN. VON MOLTKE
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Passenger's Story ol Thrilling
Adventure In thB Air.
PERILS OF FORCEO LANDING
Almoil MirnculoO» E»cap« of Air Man
Altar Outlet« Duabled His Machine.
Hie Companion. OetcribiAg Awful
. Experience, Says. ” | Waited What
Seemed My Inevitable End.”
-—•< --i- The exciting experiences of a pas«ea
ger aboard n French war aeroplane
are described In the l'urbi Petit Jour
tllll Shuta I L.11I1—JLtnnm.r. xLy g ium
In a secluded «pm. While Uio p:n..in- J
ger kept guard with ii carbine the «.VlOv,
lor repaired the machine
Then an
ascent was made, mid the machine at
length lauded within tbo French Hues.
The passongi'T'a story follows:'
• “ Wo started directly north, tossed a
little by an cost wind. Kuddonly the
pilot cut off the motor, and nothing
tvns nudlblo -except tin* whistling uf
the wind through the rigging of tho
neniplnftc.
pilot
out l*L
some
Hf
I
uu« The
1 li* M
I1UI pointed OUI
tittle black smoke pufTa far below
and told me to listen. I could lienr
mulling excel«! (tie wind. Then Hie
motor was started again, anti its
steady hum covered everything The
smoke pufTs grew nenrfr mid more nu
merous We triol to rise mtHi tilglo-r
when a great wind came and threw
us one side. The aver ready pilot
righted us, but aiiottier and more ter
rible shock hurled us vertically up
ward.
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! SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
Orange anti Seminole Counties.
When you feel
stretchy.
ItwH
Slue and Out of
look to Uo IJvcr;
Torpid.
VZT,
I^v*
icK
Hick
Sorts,
It l.«i
HERBINE
la the Ilcmedr You Need.
It I» nn Invlgoratlnc ttmle fori
[V torpid liver. Tbo first iloso
brlnge improvement, a few days
use puts the liver in fine vigor
ous condition. Ilerblno also extend* It* restorative lnfluenco
to the stomach and bowels. It
help* digestion and food assimi
lation rurlflr* the bowel» and
brings l . a e k tfie fiabll of regu
lar daily bowel movement«.
When M<e stomach, liver and
bow<ls are active, bilious tmpurlilr* no lunger obstruct
functional process-», tho reeult
of which I* renewed energy,
I mental activity and cheerful
spiriti-
Prte« M e
per
B o t t l e,
I J a m e s F-Dallard,Prop.
St.Louls.Ma. |
Usa fitephen» Cyo Salve for
Sore Eye*. It Corea.
Taxes
pajel for non-residents,
y
< . \y i.iii HHtK if. Manager
■ » » » » s k »> i l i - »
San fo rd ( oca- Co la Bo LLLiiiß -, Co,
H O T T E E U S O F S O D A W A T E R S ANTI
l
Sole A if e n ls for O r a n t e City S p rin g s M in e r a l W ater
i ’ l l O N E 21
HAND
LIVER Y,
BROTHERS
SALES
AND
FEED
STABLE
C orrtor Park A v e n u e and S e c o n d S t r o e t
C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K I N D 8 OF HEA V Y H AULING
L a r g e supply of H o r s e s , Mules,
Wagons
and
Harness
always
on hand F o r S a l e or E x c h a n g e
B lac k am ith ln g snd W u to n R epairin g In connection
St. Leo College, Si. Leo, Pasco County, Honda
\
full
aillons
. t
in
’r«pn story. Com
ercial and Chi'»icul Course«
Conducted by tho
Benedictine
Father«
T E R M S - fJL'fi.iiO
Apficere lo One at Churcn j - onvcn• ton and D ecr. c* Present F a i h i o m .
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Complete abstracts from the records of
!
u i x u e n *>en of irini|m ut the islgc uT
:
rumo i«> American I’rces Aoucmnue.
•
The kaiser is here stmpped ns be
receiving * report of tin orderly.
i
"VVe Th»n Degan to Fall,”
■ *\Ve tlicn begiin to fnll The sm««ke
nini llnsties novv nere qulle near us,
litui we «ere tliroivn th|s vvrty unii
tbllt l«y grent tilnsta of tdr We sili!
forgisi nlieml ut full siateli t'IlngJng
10 thè fmmework, 1 ««VII Itisi vvlmt
sei«tiusi my Inev Ila lite end
"Suddeiily « ilm wn» tcstorisl
We
limi juiMsetl (tic ibitiger zone
Deiientli u» atreti’hial « grvsit foresi, cut
liete utili (fiere wiifi rnvlfics As We
11 ft Ifie zone «•< ilauger olir neroplntia
tit-gnli lo Ust. The pllot linvtng itane
lils utniost to rtglit us. cut off thè uio
tor timi, finir turtilng hLs lu-nil. gazisi
tovviinl olir li-ft vvlng. wliere a Htrip ut
torti cntivas wn« «-rreTmrru: ltiVfM'teiair^
"‘ We liegntl n licildloug «li-scent. etili
Ing wtrh orr Btirup£_ianriUig- tn ir zzar :
nivv gitole No olio Imi( tfiut pllot cimiti
lieve attemptisl so ilespernle a tunneu
ver wItti smci-ss ile fumpeil to i-nrth. 1
slouitlng 'Take imir «eri.ine whlle I
riqiiilr thè datiinjco!' He set to vvork
lo fuslen n tinteli over tfie t««rn vvlng
'tjuli'kr he nihjisl
(Jiil-k'
If Mie
(liTiiinti» come, l'rt! al tfieni! Theo I
wtli set the umclilne on tire
R«»e* Over Se.i ol Tcoope
"‘ Wliell Mie diiInagisl vvlng timi bcell
M'pnlrtnt u i- tried ft* «!r:i^: the aero
1 urn* tu i . orín r •M111 " f Ihv ^ ;*•!«*
It •It
î. I stum. •» Itti(»* l«t| II W.
n » f»- *»d r, . pull,! «tf fili ii. 11. *i »1
«Mir
t.. s L n 11»' i
1«1«11-C11) V" 1«nit 1*t' t am
li.rw.inl niil Ibrusi III-* revolver luto
ilio face "f a dlrt «tnluisl muti vvliu
Ioni itpprom'lii’ri w |(!111111 olir hearing or
seelng film I sel/isl my vnrblne. " lille
Iti«« titilli «t«»«l t’iislly wltli liLs tinnita tu
lo* |mm k. t* and sal.l
We l.eloiig lo
imi \\ e me ready lo gufile olir meli
ttiroiigli II««- foresi We wIII gn e voli
il liaiid
I | .«li «i -lgn.il fi«>in lliis ili\sterilii!»
-trung. r « i iiiiI h-i ,«f pcn-.iut» lu.'k
tlii-lr pince* «Iround ««ur mroplnne In
mi instai«! ve «ere Iti our plnci's rem!)
In gu Tfii propeller «ri* scartisi, nini
w# afuse Wltli il lioiujil lh.1t cariteli
M tlp lllnio»t vertically «e pn»».s1
>1"'
r‘"
iippeiinsl. »ut a «mldeii «werve oli
ublevl us I«« Ti gniti under «»»ver of Mie
fittesi n *■ ¡fi« leni l,Ititi,ile wlieti ive
«U»- the-«« problems will) ,mt«n and
jjiitue out n.ulti ilio skj gnu* Inni con»
women M i l are devoting their live* is! tJn ii i.
nini filler, ile« etulltig
I«, solving them and (In' municipal- siimi) «e Iniided III Mie Fremii line*'
tin - Ilf the state should send repre*
»etilati ve* from their health hoard«
to -tu«
t.;i, t ír»#iii lili * .-V
S T IL L W E A R S
H O O P S K IR L
la In i
ItltM
L im ii
||_ ,,ar ——
ak,°fIatlo
’ '•••nuns. At the
.
.
,
, .
tí* i
,h'' arw
to the ,,ues- "•"C.ition and many of the orti ve niI1 « II: Th* court* were noi umile
nn<l nocosnarìe- of lif.
And
this is lint a statement of the prosIbr th - m i .
They wore má'do j Pnl »J111« 1*"'1 1* '"1 condition.
Litili ! . . ^ 0plc »nd for the t,conio K" ,ion in Duv#l
h,’r" hnH ,n*
I ; ^0 the DennU
l „ e o n. ! , , crtàied
people and l0 *thc
creased 100 pet cent in the lust few
w ith tho ’increase
of pnp^ ^PPeìri should ho nmd, . y n r « » D ‘I. with
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I
»1 ,liu#
mue »fleeting
nffpVti..» thc
n._ ju
< d•:ic ,ia ry I ulution
and
tho
u ,tttio n nn<1 thc
compli.a-
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PAGE THREE
I OR CATAI OGLT. ADDRESS REV DIRECTOR
Mrs I’ninelin Slmvv or Itlnglmmton.
S. Y.. tiliie-tjr-etlx yctirv old and said
to tie tin« oldest Unlvcr»!i!l*t etiurcb
unllitier in tile s t a l e , atlcmlisl tbo
Cnlvonuilixb*' state convention at
Glovers) lllc ns the delegate of the It*
cal church. She made the trip or uioitt
than 2U9 miles alone.
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Mrs Sfirnv Is n woman of Uio old
s c h o o l anil avuDM» to present day fasti
Iona. Wealthy and able to Indulge in
any luxury she desire», a devotee of
tho automobile nml the theater» a lov
er of nil out of door sports and a lead l. v .
or In many social activities, she atilt A r .
retains her preference for the atyle* of A r .
her girlhood. She. obtained appoint
A r.
ment as delegate to the church coil
Ar
rentloti solely for the puri><»»c of up
(H’nrlng before thc IkmI v Iii tier tuunui No.
black »Ilk dress nml hnopsklrt of over
fifty year» ago nml which she »till af
feels ou all occasion» and to urge the , Nti.
condemnation of thc allt »kirk hobble
and X rny and other present dny style» No.
Atlantic Coast Line
STANDAUD KAI LUOAD OF TIII> SOUTH
3 - D A I L Y T R A IN S
No. 82
DAILY
J u ck-so n villü
8 :3 0
12:*15
5 .2 fi
9 :0 0
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S a v a n n iih ........
R ich m o n d
W ash in g to n .
\'»*w Y o r k
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EAST-3
No. hfi
a .m .
p .m .
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0 :2 5
1 0 :1 5
1“.3 5
0 :5 0
No. 80
p . m ............ 7 :5 5 p .m
p . m . . . . .......1 2 : 1 0 n.m
a . m ............ 8 :0 0 p .m
p.m .
1 1 :5 0 p .m
p.m
0 :0 0 a.m
Florida Ai West Indian Limited Free Reclining S u d Chair < ur* to
Washington Eli «trie J.igl tt-d und Fitti*.
86. Palmetto Limited—Free Steel Reclining Chutr Car« to Washington—
Electric Lighted and Fan».
80.—-Coast Line Florida Mail— Loral Sleejier to Savannah.
Steel Pullman Cars of the highest class operated on till trains. Atlantic
"Duey Berthas."
Coust Line Dining Cars operated on Traine» 82 and 86.
Genuan nrtlllcrymcu Dave, nntned
thelr fiuge »lege guns whlch work such
For information, and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or wrii
bavoc wjth fortlficatlons "llu»y Her
thas" In honor of Hertha Krupp, now
A. WrFRITOT, Division Passenger Agent
tho real head of ihe Krupp gtm work»
13C W est Rny S i.
f 11,1,1AM O. ALDRIDGE
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JnckfonvUlo, Fla
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f AQ EPO UH
TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D
?T'' •-
o r r O R E H 13. 1911
—
ihr lowur hoiiar of ihr legislature marie n citizen perhaps a wintur
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
« $*f*$N § *$X $X $K § > ^ ^ *§ X $x $ ♦ ♦ ♦ t ' t ♦ 4
will make for itself a record which citltrn perhaps an all year round
w
will la- pointed to with pride for cittirn and our first impression given
» . J L J , HOLLY. Editor
♦
them
will
lut
a
lasting
one.
If
San
years
to
come.
W. Ml HAYNES, Uushics* Manager
ford cannot oder a palace fur a hotel
♦
(1
l'ubtlahcd Kvery Tuewlay and Friday
THE AM ENDM ENTS
we can at leant offer a good plain- to
+
♦
In
this
issue
in
a
n
rarticlo
on
the
stay
until
our
new
hotel
in
limit
and
^
THE M t R A lh PR IN T IN G COMPANY
♦
Constitutional Amendments to he the climate, good schools, good
♦
♦
st ilsi RimtiN ntii K. is Ain am t:
voted ppon in the November elec- roads, good water, good fishing and
ONE YIt All
.....................
»ISO linn and it behooves every voter to hunting and good people are here in ♦
♦
♦
T1 IKKit Ml)NTI]H
^.Tsi study them well, especially the one abundance and more than unything
rw
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i
mentioned. Hon. Robert M c N u nice, else that will make an impression
♦
DelUern) In the City by earner 12 oo per rear fa editor of Dixie and one of the most upon the visitors will_ be our ability
♦
advance » 20c per montty
¡prominent attorneys of the state has to make them feel at home while
♦
t- madr at oflice , ^
following
editorial about the they are our guests. People are saljudiciary:
¡«fieri to live in a log rabir\, provided •4w ¿4/
Cno-nsl it ectod-clui mall matter Auluil Z2nd
S.
-llut. iaia-ta- good 4
. n
r d e r A c t of M a r c h 3 rd. IH7 0 I
un
hy far the most important thing and the hospitable manner is thrown ♦ that confronts the public of Florida, in for good measure and to say that ^
OAc* lo HerAid UulMinj
Telephone No, 148 is the Constitutional amendment Ithe people will not stop here* be- ^
4 which applies to conferring powe/iT cause Sanford has no marble palace
THE NEXT SPEAKER
upon the legislature, to expand the to house them is rank fallacy. We „
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♦
The flo rid a Grower continues to jutHcinry system for flu- present can brush up the places. thVl we
K
need» of the day.
*
now have <«ml by entertaining our 4 '
assist
in
the
,4'iuu^itpify-.oft
h
’orrtmi
«—-•
Circuit judges, t wenty-flVe years ¡guests to the best of our ability 4 *
Lake for Speaker o7 the House Ivy
knocking him and in the last ¡»»wJ .HHi. Wd c r u ^ d s a i U Ux a d m u ^ - l i u kb s iW
-wM ew , ^
states that Idike will soon issue n ter the litigation o f the public on week* here wrth the tmdemtindtng! \
statement regarding biww stasis! on account of the comparatively small that they will come buck when our *
lietter accommodations are arranged.* 4
♦
Lkeeii « r ule L a se r *--The ed tw rm r ■ uAimtx-r of people in each judicial
The
majority of the tourists are will- ♦
♦
The Herald knows nothing about circuit.
However, not only has the popu ing to take1, life ns it comes, even in +
any statements that Forrest Lake
<4i *
may issue regarding his positiph. lation of Floritla practically doubled Florida und there are really fewer < &
♦
I f wc were*in his position in state in the fust three decades, but the kickers among the real tourists than 4 :>
JÏE iVANf your BUSINESS,
♦
y
' politics no statements 'Would1 be volume bf litigation has become ex nmottg our dWn people. They real4 ceedingly
heavy
In
every
circuit
in.
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^bat
we
have
in.
Florida
nnd
are
forthcoming about his stand upon
4
H
I«, t 1Mill .#1. «with
■ rft#lit, A
V-M
. nc
a■ com
»--M
*mo .1
»1 j,-—..
M. M. SMITH H. R.STEVENS
R. R. DEAS
satisfied
the
da 1lions,
TOUR
♦
the Green Fruit Bill or any other the state
1
PrraMenl
nc#- frpiidfnt
Ami I'uMe
filili«
for
we
must
have
plenty
of
ro<im
♦
This can-- lie Accounted for on ac
,
bill in which he m ay or may not
♦
hayc been interested. Any* voter in count of the increased values in for the great influx of travelers to ♦
♦
our state.
They will come up the
Florida who is interested in the lands, the immense number of trans
♦
St!
Johns
rive'r
by the thousands ♦
Green Fruit Law us it applied to fers of tiie same fluid the litigation
♦
and
Sanford
will
be
their^
first
stop,
♦
the majority of the orange growers that necessarily arises from a com
I/et u* see that they linger for
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦’ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
of Florida irrespective of their a f plicated modern hint! business.
awhile
before
going
further
south
Great
numbers
of
corporations
filiation with the Florida Citrus E x
change can easily get the facts in have sprung into existence, large ami maybe they ran be induced to
ftfc|*fnrrtt of lull or or *erv|r***!, a( a ,»i
the case by looking up the records. I private-rights are involved and th e ['i"g e r
»He greater part of ^
’ »oh Holly, as we understand he is ask of you is to furnish the stamped » m l fa ir v a l u a t i o n t h r r r o f . l o Ih* d r i v r m i.,nj
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' penpT
!pre exceedingly fond of all fruits und wrapiw-rs und vac will do the rest. by | hr bnant of dtrrrlor'»It is really
• The work of Forrest l-ake speaks civil businetts, therefore, has a u g winter
Artlrlr IV.
of Sanfortl as to whether, we have g k ftu ii juices when.not in a fermented A y copy of The Herald will get re
Thl» corporation «hall continu«* ami havr
for itself und if he did not represent mented almost in arithmetical ratio
power to eierrti« it« eorporalr rl«hta
sults and just wHat results it has full
thousand new people in our m idst:
***• L’ loud I rihtine,
and franc hUci, for a ¡»«riod of
the m ajority of tho orange growers proportion.
nine*
years, from »ml »h«*f the cornmmorSend
on
the
persimmons,
Bro.
obtained
for
your
town
itt
the
past
this winter or fifty.
. ^ not only .of his own county hut of
mrnt of Ita corporate eiiatenre.
This is a very serious business
Triplett,
it
is
never
too
late
to
do
is
beyond
the
fondest
dreams
of
tho
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the state, then the Herald is badly question for the people of Florida bo'
Th** l»u*ine»i nf i/ih rorporation «ha Dr
good.
publicity man
LA W 1 N T E UPIt E T A T IO N S
r «inducted I. ^ ihe followltif tifhrpra A I*r• «
mistaken and will cease on the sub determine.
()
i d e n t a n d \ Ice T r e a i d e n f , a H e c r r t a r > « m l
O
Ih another part of this issue is a
ject. If it can be proven that ForTrrauvrr, and a Hoard of IHrector«, of r.«tt
Every elector should vote for this
The
Herald
is
in
receipt
every
day
le«• than fhrrr jrtor more than »even >1 r.
The
Herald
Is
a
construt'lionist
^cat l-ake represented the commis- j amendment, because at this day und communication of the signers of the
of
letters
from
people
111
the
north
*l,r* **l°
•— •tnrkhuliUr.
and not an obstructionist or a des
t n tiî t h e firat n i e l l i m i *d t h e *ti*r|kh*'*
aion men of the country and not the time the legislature is the body petition for tin- injunction in the
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t
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pr
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i
de d for f hr ufftcri« of
The «ditor has never been
Thu Herald has troyer
g ro w th of Florida or if it can be 1 that should elastically and *| erritlx brick road matter
r u f por at ion « fiati fir
U
fl
I h r kr*
thi*y
u.rik
uboul
tht*
hotel*.
w
e
s
i
m
President , Hoy K
H tefcertaci. V i r » I
- proven that he did not work for the operate when more judges are r< no wish to bring up this matter and accused of being ufruid of publishing ply send them n copy uf The Ill-raid | *|f"¡
Jny
Shilling, Tru.ure «let
S e r r e r ary
«ry
,
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1 Shlltlnf S-rr-i
Tli« ilns.nl nI Ittf
best interests of the growers and was quired to administer the public will not enter into any discussion 11,1 article in t he paper Is-cause of
W H II ic ker**Mi H* > t H i
wrath
nf
the
generiti
public
nr
ami
tell
them
to
patronne
the
hotels
.h.ti
i,.
hut since it has been brought up * '*
not absolutely honest in his inten business
Herald. If
J' ”
Tho re are many sub- that advertise in The
,
,
rio- lirai or n r y s m i s t i u n mn-tlng of i ho
tions we will quit talking
Hut un
Duval county, with two jinigerf-is we oulj wish to *a> that the inter- lu> individual
you
have
an
advertisement
in
The
¡
«torkhold-r«
of thi«r«rt>e'stiiin • h-ti t..
.i
pretation of the |flw is something Jcc4'' thul wil1 injure a city in many
til the Florida Grower can bring for overaWaraped with work.
tl
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m i h r elf Y «*f S l h f u r t l
Nr if LI mil*
H
••raid
V
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I
arc
getting
results
III
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nf
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ways
anil
arc
best
kept
secreti
among
ward these proofs, until the Grower
The eleven circuits of the state of that human knowledge has never
Lh*f
A
I* 1
"• 1 I
ft>f Hu* pMftit*V v»r I ' i
ma H>• ways
ff vour name Í' not ing
by ¡ a » « an*! * « ir n fi lr lt n i t L »*
•»«£■ •
«
. can absolutely divorce itself from Florida are having the judges o ver been aiib- to fat ho in to t be entire the people of Sanford . The best e d
I
n
t
In
Herald
you
will
nut
get
the
*»f
tht«
r
n
r
p
o
r
»!
i'ifl,
»fit!
l U n fur i lip
.satisfaction of all parties concerned itors among tin- weekly newspapers
the Citrus Exchange on the suhjert worked fpr many reasons.
(lU rtiuif DI e|ecl |tt J • u r ft U f f i r f f * ttf f L»
r
are lhn»e who know what to keep tra ile
por «I i tin a* »fr* h r r r i h t w f i i f r prttvHlrtl f«.»
and prove to the |>eople that it is
The salaries of the judges are not ami in this case the same rule will
ant! f hi>n*a t l«*f i h r i f i i u t i l pu*'*- t ■ fi f • .»f t f».
11
The
communication out of the columns of the pa|u-r
« lu r k hoi tit- r • til
i hi* ru* fvor »f ittii «hall i><
not venting its spleen upon 1-uke. commensurate with their disting hold good.
The
l-ake
Region
Press
ÀSi^Ol’ i II * firlH itri i h r fl r —f T u * • laS ¡u S u %r r,, 1 r* • «f
Therefore,
The
Herab}
will
not
at
statc.-y that the entire letter of the,
because he refused to do the bid uished abilities.
**■ a r h ai t <1 r y. *• r v * » « t
any time touch on questions that lion of FI orlila held it- regular nn-t-t
Yrtlrlr \ I
ding of the bosses ^ve will continue
All these questions should' be left law m us.t-. lu* carried otn and t In
'! h t» h *f b »r« f a !" 1 *tu-n t «• ( 1 1* *«***• *t**f *-*-■ » - -w*—
mg
in
Orlando
a
few
days
ago
would
tend
to
start
a
rt.nl
among
li a t t i h i v 1 1» «rf Tfrh rrh tt c oj pt«f*îtcm « t. m
to boost Forrest I-ake for Speaker to the intelligence uf a legislature roads shall go where the petition*
11 «r* f wTfirîT
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We grant this and *,,,m*1 people and Wdiid t u a U e tear President Hob Holly of Sanford was j*i h,r r »m
**. and we can truthfully stale that Mr whenever the needs actually arise cali lui til*in,
in i ni «if i hj* r a prest « ro r |. , J th>« *-r*irdown
instead
rrt^nttYt“
Tip'^>Tr-t*merth»«d
and
conducted
the
affairs
p
u
r
»1
ton
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■
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r"
*
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“
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■
*
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would llk‘* 1,1
Lake has no „lock in the Herald
The people of Florida ran trust 1 y ° l wouM
"<>""• V»»n
\ r i l f U k 11,
ul the Association most successfully
has
had
his
share
of
and is not particularly strong for their representatives in tin* legisla- "^H> knows just where tin- Sanford
“I h r Tiattir« • It <1 re « ii |r |t i|‘ t - f ‘ * 1 . - q '
Orlando road run-- in the • 11 v limits trouiifi- in tin past afid in many Tin- editors had a line lime in Or «i*r, litiitf ' n • ti * pur a* tir - »■ t * * *n n « ■ » . 1
„the eihtosrof the Herald
We are U \ e iioilies.
ta p tlj^ l
«lio k
•t||*«* r i b r * l
t* * i ¿ « f. a r *■ • a •
tatst The county <oinnils^topers hase des- **«3«-s trying to ligitt tin- battly-s ol•f lando and decided to hold their next /u lli t» «, il.» « Jt
aim ply supporting the man who in
They - have always ... tin...
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meeting
in
Sanford
TimesI'mnn
W !(
H itkrratm
'D t h i ' r *
route and
- . o u r estimation is the best, man fur guarded the public economics of ,u..
t h e , ignated
*K>,a t*-»l tinthe Park
la r k avenue
avenue route
and individyuls and ........... hier in- getJ* " * ‘'‘ hilhr\£. ‘' » u f i » i| V ' dj Jil «h,
O
Hit) T
H i r k r r M i n , ** «h»«**
tho position, a man who fought for state npd they, can be trusted in the ,h‘ *'*- council has designated the tiie less he sees of good In these
U i h S h i l l i n e , Hanford H u r u l s , î «h»rr
October 17th is announced hy E d
In « r i t n n * w l i r r r u f
t h « ■ Hhrcfjf b i i i f in
what he thuughi was the la-at thuig future to create no more courts than I *’ark avenue route and eighty per petty scraps that are of no interest
to the outside world and yet injure itor Kotiert Holly as "■ newspaper rtir pnr af'nr • ha « r h r r r u n* u »rf I h *• Ir nu m#*.
for tho whole state of Florida and are absolutely necessary t» sjwedily I rpn*
V -!•
tkp vot(,r,, today would destifi I hl« 1 f*r J 01 h d» ÿ t*f l l r l t i b r r
'*11.
the town in many ways
The Her day ’ ’ lie wants every body to sub
XK H l l i k . r a h i
not for a measure that would give a trannact the necessary litigation of 'Rn,,tp *kal r ° 11 ’
f " r , k »- sinijilc . . . . .
J *•%**« Hhiitinf’
reason tliut while people h u v c jn iih
continue to be a town build- scribe and pay for his local paper on
h .*« r
h
k « un
certain few the power to dictate the fiulilic
f * • f. '•r »n * _•
there is any one that t hut da y
er
and
if
i
tea
la
Hu
n
m-r
homes
on
Park
avenue
anil
h
vi
I
f
i
e
r
e
what fruit should or should! not go
t
I ho|n- each newspaper in tin
I t u n k - he
I le t o b e r 1 7 t b a i d i v i rv o t lu -r d a v
an run tin p i (« r li t t e r
to market
If the Grower lias any s t a t e of F l o r i d a will e n m n n - n t fa and voteli for I lie r->ad 1<J go I il.lt
t M 0 .1
•
S u l '- i r i p l i m i s uTe
way
Jieople
ire tint II . t i l l I to p h i lit - a l * i i u r * li t s c * l f u r * a - ii f o r t i i . i t m a t t e r
*h in g on Forrest laikc let it produce \ o r a i- ly u p o n t h i s a i i n - n d t i i e n t
|M| t»| II (-••* - ■f 4 . « ,
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m s,
p*
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a
t
tin
«-dit
»ilti,
j
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s
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11
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! ! ! »■ k . - <-n «»ul
the goods or shut up
Itiuendoi-H
1 illjpe e a c h n e w s p a p e r will Sfi real e s t a t e b u s i n e s s a n d a r e . n o t • v
1 *•» h Hhtilltlff t«' Mb
■ II k n*i * ft i «i lie t hr
¡»rfa u n s n»ffir<l in »ml
Uegarih ng t in- si a any price
»ho iuk*rf|!H>iJ thrir
.und hidden un-umngs are child’s the ..........
of passing the word l'l,,"">g ' “ "ds
narnr« to thr forftfolng aríirlr» if inr«rO
p lay and yet they c a n ’ create u along to the electors to single out teen fool roads we are all Ytgreed
, [inf dtUm, »fit! a r v r r A l l y i r k n o w | « i | g r * 1 be
Qf# fnr Ut ai I hr y rtrruir-l ihr «»rot» for
As soon as the main highways in
Mould in the minds of people who tho judiciary am endm ent" nnd mnrk thnt Celery avenue having voted
L tü M A im R V ISIN G
i ihr pur [I«Mr» ihrrrin *-»tir«%«ri|
on
a
sixteen
foot
road
should
have
Seminole
county
‘
are
paved
with
\\ il ne*» rn > h » mli »
a nn dI «d f i r l i l *1* •1 rtf ttf
have not gone fully Into the Ugisla- their X favorably opposite the name.
I h r 1 •u» n 1 1 *«r S v m m i d »
a
sixteen
foot
road,
and
wherever
brick,
which
will
be
in
ti
few
months
-i-I ■‘" » i *
tive record. The editor nf the Her
.f Flu# a. t. m 1 h Ft 1 hr } til tl 1 1 ,
'.u 1 11 t:
Each man is interested.
ur \ I» : " 1 1
N u l Ii r l * hu r t b j ¿I t rfi I hat
r t H unili" *
ald la ns easily convinced us the
Any mqment, he may heroine a the people voted on a fourteen foot at the furthest the cnifnly -<11111111*« -itfMvtl, i it t**n *) i n a ¿«fit ) it* I t *
M It ï h \V S I l » l [ M S ’
tl Ml -if * i •
S-nrY I h « N
*■ ! 1I1'1 a*r 4it *
, moat humble worker in the field but litigant to preserve t ht* dearest road they should lutve ,1 fourteen .«mis-r« should cust about for cheaper I ar k T r sttir tii ll t i t H r r i p t f *>f >h r ' i i > . «if
11 rn Mi ! **li i- * * j
mi T a l t a h i * < e e
Klnrtils
or
i « f,
he ia also the last man to jump nt rights of his property interests, or foot road and vet if then- in nut materia*! for t Re other roads ami the I 1! a s **i S . n e m h e t \ I • I '* I I t «»• I «-M* - *. >
!•
r r*.
t I
iti ur(M ifaf i h (
T h » * * sn lu r I •
enough money in the treasury that mail to Geneva and ,4 |i'il«* should r
conclusions that seem to be reached j the interests of his family
1*41-1.* ill * ful)*«« t-¿ |tr M|in ••• -! *>
*.
1 to lf-r.il-1 1- 11,
M
m l in t
f he
itrf»ri*l «•!
». , t
by the rotimi about way and hidden
W hen such an exigency ari» - bold- the road bond motley bow cm receive attenli '
«
»
t
It«-r
L
o
o
r
«*í
iMitiilini;
it»«
i t uri* count V t ,M** V f tl* at T a II a L>» « . ! l o r ü l « a- t*
tinsupreme
court
or
any
meaning rebus tactic.« of tin Grower each elect oj will be glad that In
«juin *1 I*y la w
W tl ||ii'k«'f«iin,
The Jacksonville state is a paper helped bring about this most noces-' rourt " ,ak,‘ lhi‘m ,1" th,‘ «m|>o»*ili|e: and put br.rk roads to Geneva and
J*«*r > M i|t(ri(
The
Herald
wants
this
matter
ttvtedo.
but
in
t
be
event
that
ibis
Hti) Í 11 irks*r*iin
that keeps up with things political sary reformation in properly pu.l1 AP»h H h t t h n f
cuurWs
in
the
posi
t
i
n
,
pettkd
at
once,
just
as
l
very
gilu-.r
b
urnii
be
done
then
the
new
snndan d the editor knows Florida nnd ting t he
A r l l c l r * vi 1 nr mpu f ar|lot* <>f “ T h » H i r i f o r d
i ‘ u rrt(j a n y "
' Iter public servants. He also is fa- whore they ran 1I0 justice hew teen citixcn wants it settled and yet it is oij roads should Ih- ' investigated und
W« i h p il ii ti r r « 11; fi / 4 . ha « fi » ( r r e tl I iv ■ « »
if
brick
cannot
lithad
the
sand-oil
» o r l a I r mir* « I v r i , a m l i!o h r r r h y h r r Am« a »: 'm ilia r with the doings of tiie Inst all parties speedily and without de a very complicated and vexing ques
«or I a l n ! Inf i h r |»Ufj»tr*r « if fur mili g Ittiu m
Florida législature nnd he has (lie lay, ns our Constitution intended. tion and one that will take sober and road would bo all right. This new lieft!y ficittllf » m ! rur|i«»fat«» ur»4 «r a m ! b y *
v l r i u r of I h r I « * « u f I hr « l a i r uf FI nr til « ,
road
'
s
being
built
in
many
other
sane
thought
to
settle.
There
has
to t*ry of Forrest Ltlke:
—— 0 -----» m l i]u hr r r ti> a<!u|H i h r f d l lt r w ln c o r l i r i r *
parts
of
Florida
and
seems
to
lie
g
iv
never
been
a
time
when
lyiie
of
us
of
I n r o f p u r a t Ion
O UR O P P O R T U N I T Y
Fogarty of Key West i s ‘.disap
A rH e ir I
should fall out about it. The then ing satisfaction and ran he built fur
uf I hi* rurjin r at ion * ^ » f ! hr
)
T w o
pointing all of his progressive friends
If all reports of the tratltc men of who petitioned for the injunction something like iU>o<) per mile, which *’ TTbh« » S aiiartir
nfortl C n m p a n y , " »nd. it* p n rjrlp » |
if*. h y not working hard to secu/e the the ’ lug railroads operating in the ure honest in their intentions, just is certainly a strong point in its favor ft ! » r r o f h u a i n r * « * h » l l hr »1 S a n f o r d , Srrn C ounty.
F l o r i d a , I»ta« 11 r n » y h a v #
I n k s
. pledges of . t h e senator» to . mako eolith afe true Florida will have a us the county commissioners are Let us hear from some of the people antil**
n d » « l a li i i t h *uV h Uthrr p l a n * o f t>o*in«wii
»
•
i
h
r
h
o
a
r
d
fd
d
i
r
«
tor*
mn>
f
f
o
m
t
i
m
e
hint president of the nbxt senate. record breaking crowd this season. honest .in trying to put down as of Geneva anti Oviedo on this subto ll r n r drlrrit!H i».
ill
A r t l r l r 11,
I t was generally agreed that the This being so it behooves us to lie many miles of good roads us the ji-rt and also from the commission* tÿxr«" .7*7»
Th** jf'Pitrra! r i a H l f r of l h r h y a i i t r a * In hr
t
o
H
m
a
m
aenator would make a good man for up and doing in the matter of enter- money wilt build.
t r a i l * » « ! r tl a n d t u n »I ti r l « «I h > a • Iid r «1r por a*
ers.
1 11iin • h a f I hr a* f «>11 *1 » *, tu «Mt
the people, but he has apparently 1 tnlnmenl for t hose w ho wilt he i n
O 110
0
Therefore, being friends and neigh
T o hold.* h o y , oKn». w or k . d**v«!**p, n m laid dovvn on the job.
If lie does our midst.
v « v , | r a * r . I r r m , tn&f t f » ^ r . p le d ifr . r t r h a f u ; « ' ,
Sanford will not hnvb bors we should hr able to come toThl.r„ j , u *t„ ck of 1on,, >,reon go- f u l l i v a t r . lfn|t|o%«* ant! ot h r f ai»** d « a l *tn
not show some disposition to make her now tourist hou-1 finished in time
B o t t le
gather and settle the matter und it inK out o( Stsnfonl every day for a n d diaper*« of f r a ! » » l a t » ; to a r q u i r r * o w n ,
traar,
orrupy,
ua«
and
d rvrln p
farm «,
Jj&T
'irtÊ J
. an effort to get the honor of serving for this senson's guests but there are
1
Is passing strange that the matter KOO,jN |t ¡s going to the mall order f a r m land«, t o w n a i l r - and t r r r i l a r i » « ,
5A- .
na president of the senate, the Pro- n nutnjtor of smnllor hotels and has not been settled before >">d bouiiea Bn(, oth„ r hoUMI* in ,he slate l o J « y o u t , p l a t , irrlffalP an*!
mbdiviiTi'
i hr
a a to# ;
t«»
o p e r a ! «
an d
- gresslve Democrats had better cen pluces where the visitors can be a c saved the court costn and delays
m aintain
farm «.
ranrh««.
o r r h a r d
and out of the state nnd it is going ero»«.
pUntstlos*.
»nd pp.Murm
TM, p
i R ii i a i i w i i 4 t and
an ti tu
(u dft
uti »11*1
vriorm
> , k»’ «i »!**•*>
r i i tfied
f s to be ju.t
* 1 S lilll« sh*»J1
commodated.
The Sanford House
ter upon sump one else.
Let us hope that it will be set out of the city nnd out of the stute gfO
»II thins« nn#dful »nd »|ipro|>tl»ir f««r th«- ot the othst Irtlow in the grnn»l njuipmrnt ol
In the house the situation is en is undergoing some changes for the tled amicably nt Inst and thut the
lmiirovim.nl and d. v*lotim.nt of .«ro- to oui »lore. A l »a crtdroc* ol tliu dfute to «how
manufacture,’ markal, arilf »nd
and dl.,,«,
dlauiua ol
at .all
1 1 1 |(m| mwct|
oo,r |h# ^ ?( eTOyAii#i ^
tirely different. Forrest 1-akc, that better and will be in a position to roads will b*» .built ip a few month", because the big houses advertise. hind
ot rsnnrtt or prcaorvtd frutta, Y*f*t
It
is-absurd
for
a
‘Sapfortl'rherChant
g
l
a
d
ly
r
e
c
o
m
m
t
o d to w e r « o f toit
■
bica
or
•yrupa;
to
carry
on
th*-hu«lnt-«a
of
goot^ mgp with ,$Lt,get-up. wwi dp •take euro o f those who prefer th e for it is high time that the people
rommlulan merchant broker, fact»»
to
say
that
advertising
does
not
pay
There are a number of wore together, on this subject anti
sopiething spirit, has made, a win hotels.
agent ; lo {»urcha»*, buy, .ell and ili«ti<nr of
ning fight to. become speaker of the homes In Sanfortl that can. take care on every other subject that means when he can see people every day and othrrvl** deal in all kind, of Iruita and
that have purchased goods out of vrfotabl*« and other produr* on a commithouse and apparently has enough of visitors during the winter season. so much to all 0/ us;
aiun baala or other»!**; to build, own, operate
town because they did not know and maintain atnuaement halla, motion piepledges a lrea d y to make his election E v e r y one who can rent out a room
uro »how*, vaudrvillr jiomri and thral*ra;
With these few .words we close the that a Sanford merchant had the o
----- " vnf»[f
----- In and. carry on the
(rneralty
or can take u few table boarders
Combined 0/ftce
certain.
•.»
incident and will not again re-open goods.
When the largest business, builscaa of rontrsetora In I ha cun.t ruction
known ‘ through
and repair of bride**, roadway* and olhrr
and Fountain Fen
Forrest I-ake has been one. man should let the fact be
it.‘ a
houses In the world have Built their public Improvement*; to buy. *rU^dral io
Yffco has fought untiringly for tb« The Herald, which is Sanford's in
nd di*po«* nf all kind* of good*, Wcraonat
------0 -----trade upon advertising it is about ■property,
p i w p v r i } . ware»
nmirm b
hu
u
i r rt B s n u i F T , of
til every
every
.
and
merchandi**,
people, n&vcr letting an opportunity formation bureau. Tho people will
N E V E R .T O O L A T E
f l i * » a m i d « » e H p ii o ti ; * tw h o rr o w m o n e y &iyj
.1
.
1
f>i r
• 1
1
1
time
for
the
local
merchants
to
be
here
and
it
is
our
duty
to
see
•
e
r
u
r
»
u
m
r
!»)
m
o
r
t
f
i
p
<|«»da.
h
a
n
d
*
..r
—
««' «ober o f Ihe C a r t n 1 i a i familT.
’“ »t by where he could render sér
U
k
e
Region
Kress
Associs
!
r
e
a
li»
that
in
advertising
is
hi*
salo
t
h
e
r
o
h
H
g
a
l
i
a
n
a
f
h
r
f
r
i
o
r
and
In
d
o
all
a
u
r
h
P
e
o
c
f
a
l
t
Ink
write
a
•
M
u
r
a
n
j
t
in
«
i
a
¡
r
t
M
a
tk.
ico. It is no more than right that thnt their wants are satisfied. T hey » . The, , 1 +,
.
1
.
. 1 vu tirtn
T h e H e r n l d c o v e r * S r - m i n ó l e ¡ o t h e r an«t f u r t h e r t fp n « «• »a«. m aay
y l,r
h r n r*rmr s]| u eapcually brilliant, sm ooth t n J [M fmaomt.
- , , , r or **j»«*di*ni to ««• »ton* for the .ure*«*- »,,
, __
,
■
.,
• t this lato day he should be selected ure not the fastidious people in many tion held its quarterly meeting at
■”
-L
1
Orlundo yesterday, and Irftni reports county like
the
dew
and' —
gt»-» -to f u f ' i r . n . a e t l u n «I t h e h u . t n e « ot t h l . eor G > » « in i w i I d i » , U J M l b n « u C o t a n t
instances
that
many
would
suppose.
p
o
rs
tlo
n
,
ao<t
)*»
h
a
v
e
an-t
***rei**
am
i
»*■
SuUlu
w
ith
tun
pew
flow-cooU
olltr.
to preside over tho lower house of
the editors had a most glorious tim e .! oW’ry nook and corner. If you ex- 4<»y alt t h e r IE h t-, p o w e r * and p r i v i l e g e . I n - j
legislature. If Mr. L ake is suc- T h ey come to Florida, many of them
pect to draw trade to .Sanford use e i d e n t a l to c o r p o r a t i o n * o r x a n i i c d a n d '
eiUltna under Ihe law* of tb* *taie of Flor
ul, and. lt appears now that ho to have a change o f , climate and We regret being unable to attend The Herald.
ida.
11 be, he la going to have an ex while their waya are not our way» this meeting, ns we look forward to
Th» {orr(aing_rlau*r« *h«U be romtrued
------ 0 ------- '
aa Independent ohjeri*. butine** and pow
cellent opportunity of doing much in many instances we can cater to such occasions to brush tho cobw-ebs
Sanford, Florida
er«,
and the enumeration of any apertile
•Next
Friday
and
e
v
ery
other
pub
u«ln**< or power abati not be held to lim t
good for the atate at large -for tho their wants and at least make them from our brain tank, but we havo
lication
day
in
the
year
is
News
*>
\
realrict
In
any
manner
any
other
bu*l>
^ ^ E k m b e r s of tho legislature, or a big comfortable. Not all of our visitors the misfortune to own n few J a p a n
net* or power of thle corporation.
‘ Article III.
7-¡^proportion of them, are determined are transients in the tatrict sense of ese persimmon trees, nnd while gath paper Day. We want every person
The amount of tho capital atork of (Ma'
Many of them want a ering this delicious fruit on Sunday, in Seminole .county .to send copies corporation
to enact some constructive legislo* the word.
(hall be . Fifteen
iftogn Thouaand
(111.000.00) Dollan, to be divided Into
r • tlon. With a slirewd man, familiar w in t e r , homo and are« coming to Sept. 27th, our foot slipped— result of Tho Herald to sopto of their Three
1300) *Mre* of Fifty ttSQ.OO)
friends.- Next Friday we will give ftoltaraHundred
sath. All or spy portion of the cap" . w i t h the legislative procedure, at Florida this season for the first time two twisted ribs and u sort- knee.
flat
atock
It
thl*
corporation may be pay.
to make mullets the worse, we free copies to every one who wants
S i f t he helm, to appoint committees on a prospecting tour. If wt; can And
able In, twined or tried for tb* purehate of
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* . *t% a±j£hitjfI • Vinari s vili n # # i \ i t 1 n
All
THMSANfORl) HERALD
I
Safeguarded
\Y H E N y o u open an account with this hank, you
8 re in good company, for many of the representau u «¿^l.wttw.'CitiKens o f th is city'and vicinity are depositors
and patrons o f the PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD.
Your banking requirements, whatever they may be, can
be completely met by our ample facilities and your money
will he constantly safeguarded by ample capital and
earned surplus.*
. •
B A N K OF SA N F O R D
SANFORD; FLA.
te
Carter’s
t
Pencraft
Ink
Herald Printing Co.
Late To Classify.
�THE SANFORD HERALD
AM) ABOUT THE CITY jj
w ie
of .Milter» in
|W
„ !' ! cfn , ‘ ° "
:
B rief
nal lPm*»
In ie rc sl
of the Flou)inii Small
#TjU. Surnnrtl) Arranged for
Harried Herald Readern
>„+ + + 4 +++++++++++*
fk of ibe Cirruit Court E. A.
ha» returned from ft bmnVi,. tu Orlando, when lie look
e r hi* a ttr a c t binine»».
j Um
tt
Yowell’s »Uh
ISih
deparlnment,
U * t * , hrrP d i y a .
15-2«r
, _ h yciiat <-.k« and Imperial
o.t(
««„e iron» at Mra. Simona.
rink PLKZOL, tbe new drink.
4-ti
n ¡t ' T 11miner spent Sunday
a bOW Mk».
t(i
,land yM rrntsT-wbw-ebe 1» *»>w
d in orchestra work.
r« r better bargains than ever
E H. peters* Exclusive Shoe
now moving to corner First
palmetto.
15-ltc
enuine Tencrifle grown Bermuda
ion seed, white and red, new rrop,
L. R. Philip* 4 l« 11-Rlc
LEZOL is the B E S T cherry
4-tf
at
fr and Mrs I r.. S Maines spent
lurdiy and Sunday with home
k,. returning to their studies at
Uon cm Monda).
or 6 dOM*. 666 will break any
of-Fever or Chills
Prico 25
ü.
"
’ 94-26t
I« cold I’ l.F’./.OL in bottles for
at all dealers
i-lf
Closing out all typewriter carbon
per H,., I grades only, at 25c
dole!) >le»Lt* Herald Office
'.iT-lf
W M lUynes. business manager
The Herald -pent F'rnlay at Hi«. m»e,
wle-re
he
attended
the
ning nf the South Florida Press
sommo.
.Vi» |uiid* will he on display at
■ til’s Opening, Oct. 15th. lasts
Iff dar*
I 5 -2U
5 or 6 ibi*c* r<(i«i will
at ol Fi ver .>r <lull*
(Bia
lierak any
Price 25
'.'4-2<it
All lover* d'li 1*1 are inviteli to
fireaent ;i1 \tr* I R Philips,
irk avsiitii-, Friday, Oct. ikth at
p m \\. I i ve a t nui I for > ou
frc'vaill iilbrtlig »ill la* taken at
r.
Every Ihi ng lu-autiful at YowcII'h
enlng. Ori 15th.
Lasts ’ three
J».
15 - 2t r
kcmetfdier that alter
U will ! t,.| 1
Fa«' s ' e.
»imett '
.•
II
this
week
p f l t T » K x i ' l l l ' i ve
. . .r i . r I i r-i a i,d
•. \ i., ro.it b .
1 .7 1 1.
Hun limili.)* F.mmetl Wilson ami
1rs. Wilson have returned home
om a visit to the Cat skill Mounklns in New York.
They hud a
po»t (ile.nn 1,1 vj*n a ,ol returned
ftrlier on
1 .■f the serious ilcu .,(
u 11 son's motlu't
PAGE KH K
district nurse »cciti» n rnnre pressing
Hon. Forest I-ukc has return»'»!
need for the welfare of the state at
from a trip to West Florida and re
ports that- section of the slate as
this moment than additional labora
tory structures
being in fine shape, despite the a d
verse conditions of the cotton grow
Therefore, gc mi |r tm-r> I ) Florida
A M ) AI.SO A T itilli TT. TO T ill: OVERWORKED. I NDERFederation of Munici.'» Clubs pro
ers on account of the war
Mr
I* \Jl> KM TOltS OK FI,Oltfl) \
tests for tin' • *p. i ' icpI reasons
Iatke has a host of friend* in West
against
the
I1S1
'
f
.00110
O
il
>.(
f
hi
Florida who are nlway* glad to *ei
l a i k s o n v i l l e , F l a , >■*pt 2 5 . I P I t
him.
To the Honorable Body the Slate state s health f nuis, or even of half
in r i iif : u I f: n
I that sum for the putting up any
Board of Health of Florida:
The Gate City House
Gentlemen We note that you where in the *t r* of more building*,
The many patrons of tlie Gate
" Itrrb** ' Allyn, editor of the r'nra- j the state, nnd l.ake county’s merit»
have advertised for bills for the for la vorn tory purpose*, until such a
C ity House are pleased to learn
sota
Sun. pays the following de- are inscribed in rlassic language that
erecting in Pchaacolif of a laboratory time a* these ■■ )*,. r measures men
that it has opened for the wiiuin
M-rvi-dU
beautiful tribute to l i a r
has gained the attention of a • la*s
tioned in this biter aimed at the
building costing f'JO,Otiti,On
Home comforts are extended to the
enee
F.
Wood*,
editor
of
the
Fiustis
of
men who will muke it one of the
care
nnd
jtrob
••
Hon
of
ms
citizen
The Florida Federation of Wom
guests anti the excellent accommo
Lake
Region,
a
weekly
newspaper
garden
spots of l he »earth.
Kesp,
1
t
f
ul
I
y
yours,
en’s Clubs wishes to register an earn
dations uf tins hotel have made iti
J
noted
for
its
artistic
make
up
anil
How
much, do you suppose, such a
Mr
William
ilutker.
est protes
against the use of »
famous at home and abroad.
In-tf
progressi veness:
j man should receive In compensa
Pres. lia . 1 • ■! Women’ s Clubs
large a 911m of money at this time in
How many of the readers of the tion for his rare talent? Alas, the
Fih'ii l.owell Stevens,
laboratory buildings, and bases this
•
Notice
Sun
who are not old timers in Flor genius for Infinite detail ami pains
Chm. I ' d
Health Dept
protest on the following grounds
The city hooks fhr the collection
ida
would
ever have heard of Flustis taking public service has no fixed
*
I1. There
• n, , , sare
»«I- »si*«already two large
ot the 1ÎU4 tax will he open at the ,
were
it
not
for (iarencu F’ Woods? price, lake many another
ven
It makes us tired III almost every t
. . . . .
laboratory building» of t he State
collector’s office in the city huiiding
Wim would have known nr cared ture to assert (hat his chief’ reward
newspaper
we
pi.,
up
glaring
he.
Board of Health, one in Jacksonville
November 1st. All persons paying
,t;'’ »«>/■ s t r a m i is the satisfaction he gets o u t ' o f
and one in Tampa. Also Pensacola line« like the follow,,,g. which,* now f,,t„ Uu‘
their tax during November wdl be has a laboratory already established staring at us from the columns of
^ '* 1 ^
r" id »I» b gâtions basi having done well, Hr is the hu’rdcst
entitled to a discount of 2 per cent. in adequale rooms rented for the <lnD ° f
exchanges "Neglected ** 111
rrmnv i ou 11 to * tp witm**, worked sl|ive in Luke county and
All paying in December will he en purposes, Ît is most unusual for any Opportunity i* Florid^'» Only Ail- 'A,,M< ir ' ¿ c . ' • lU* " r ' ll‘‘
1 11 no doubt many a puillaninious no
titled to
nentity, (¿rushed ubib. j 1,
‘ ,,, r '••’‘L . i x u u a . W i rI i \ m n * m
............. »■ - ' i„r d ■
ll" ’ Kl,’ ,ls U k "
f n f d u t e will he net. *
f
. Sfate fumi*
1J
Offf'♦**•*•, rfi f?
a ckAH-after tThat
health ! neglecting her opport unities. She
Hatotwaum*
expense of
i r >• newspaper'.’
»
M. W L l i V ELI..
hearted villain only useful for dis
developing
us
rapidly
a»
any
state
work more than one such expensive
C ity T ax Collector.
Clarence Woods is u man of rare turbing the (H'aceful »lccp of the
structure, to. which ull specimens are In. the Union, ¡1» statistics abun
vision,
an, artist with perspective, dead and dying.
Sanford, Oct. 8th, 1914.
Especially will
sent for illumination, nnd which is dantly show; blit because her won
insight
anti
unbounded
love
for
hi*
those
o]d
soaks
who
nre knocked
14-4tc .
en,urged as the requirements of the derful resource*, which are every
fellow
man.
He
can
no
more
re
gaily
west
by
his
aggressive
tem
work indicate. With the rapid per day coming to light, ure not }>eing
frain
from
luhoring
for
the
welfare
Notice
perance
ideas
consider
him
a
punk
fecting of means of communication developed us by the wand of a tna*
of hi* fellpw man than the Florida product.
On 3 rd day of November at reg
by_ mail ami automobile, telephone gicinti, she must forsooth be ac
The F^ustis LaJje Region is one of
niWT-l iteming of Board County* Com
F’or our own part, mocking bird can cease singing when
and telegraph, it would seem that cused of neglect
the
First
flush
of
dawn
ernhtunons
missioners, Seminole county, hid*
the
many newspapers in Florida who
there is less need now than ever for we think Florida i* doing exceedingly
the
heaven*
*
are
doing
a great’ work for the state.
will be received for put migrili till at
building rapjdthe multiplying of such buildings, well. She is .......... .
III
tile
great
theater
of
war
now
The
editor*
of these newspapers are
Howell Creek on new Sanford At
with the ronstnnl expense of up |y, but solidly and 1* "getting there
progressing
111
F'.uropo
how
naturally
Oviedo road.
All bid* must be in
among
the
poorest
paid public ser
with both feet
llartow Cuurierkeep
our
minds
dwell
mi
the
leader*
vants
in
many
instances,
ability
clerk’s hands not later than No
1 nformant
J The motley would la* more eco
Upon whuse skill and courage the considered >11 tin* world
vemher 2nd. 11*11
Hid* 11111*1 read
so much per cubiti yard and to he nomically and advantageously exThe business men of a community
llartow gav* 1 irtber evideip e t )n- issues depend, rather than upon the
completed tu a sa I isf.n tory manner (tended in increasing the forte at other day of ■ ■ ■ progri **1 v•■ spirit principles at stake
have it ,1, their power to make or
lo hourd. 20 per cent on contract work 111 the building* nlri'udy built that animates Iut people by curry
It is the same in the life of u city. mar the work of u good publicity
price t o -be retained until contract unl'* *he present equipment is being ing by n very large majority the It is the personalities of the men agent by the extent of their patron
TO A D O U G LA SS.
fully used, turning all specimens of
proposition to issue $ 75,000 worth of who stand in the limelight and force age.
thè state into illese twt» cj*nters, and
Clerk nf Board.
municipal bond* for public improve attention who make or mar devel
The advertisement in ^he local
1 ricreasi ng thè eqtiipment as thè
1 1- t t e
opment.
ment*.
The
vote
was
lit!
to
T.'l,
pa
par, (laid for promptly u,/l cheer
work increases
Alpio*t three v !•■* of bit Inill! hie
't lar« ':> < W.md* ,* i.nt nnL a man fully ftre the measure of It* sueee»*,
Ttie *etting up of small tu bora- anil asphaltu . om ri te
(lavements ofrare good sense and upright life, and no editor can properly put be
toro* in severtil of tlie more thickly have been uln.idv hud. and with* but lie ha« the splendid faculty "f fore the world the business merits
-ettb d *> i limi* of thè stale in rented tile increase ,1 t tilt* bond 1**111. will rctlei 11 ng the best thought of the of li,« comm uni) y w h*.it Ins .idvcr
• |U.ift* r» w o u l d w 1 1 h i 0 1 1 d o i l b t b e of
provide for tli.ii ,1,\ **111 lie aide to cum mil lift > 1U whl-rii In1
live* and lining columns do not measure up to
•li** 11 m t valili' lo tho*i* dl'tru ti), bui boast of a gt* ati r extent of payed a* a result Fiu-Us Is one of the best In* editorial policy
Continued F'rotn Pagi I
».•Xpelisi ve building* are noi IMS f v streets in |ir..|...rtion to size than known and most popular towns 111
What are y ou doing to help?
(letitlon for the S|s'iial Rtvid l'l- '.ir-,
a 11 V ot tier 11'
It' *1a I■'
l l i ____ __ _____________________ _________
in>'t. the adverti-o'ineut t h* r* ..1.
i I he ainounl of wurk now itone cnuncil bus
.I v«■ dctui l l ol v ile
upon 'which the people voted in said ill tile Pensacola laboratory is not
.,1 upon tl . s t r e e t s t hat will be
i|i*trict
The advice giv.t vmf bv . no Igli **• ' til for i largì- a m ! ex
RAII.ROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED
paved with 1 1 ............ I* of tin lioful
I ..in ill* iV Ft*)' 1- u Mlo d'li dli , . or pe I4-1 v •• b u l b i l I, g t o l i n n -1 I t , n e i t h e r
In III -olii*' ilegre*
Issue
This
reel, anil I urn *ure t).,i \lt W 1 .ire we w a r r a n t e d in » « s i m u n g t h a t
decided by t F ri * ul t of t h e I li-1 I Io u
Palmer will ndvi*c urn 11, tin
if ,1 b m b l i t i g wefi* p r o v i d i ' d t h e rapil i that will be ).• Id for t he purpose
way, and if you will call t he matter g r o w t h of i fie wor k in P e n s a c o l a
of sebo ting if. • iteri.il for t h< pav
to III* attention, I hav* I10 doubt he w o u l d (U' tlfv t h e e x p e n d i t u r e of SO
mg
The nr*--i
b, pu ved « I •!•
will I list met tin • 1on 11 .......... MW' large .1 - in at thi* tilin' Hi it- erec
(•end
n
sinners .1* to 1I.1 li 1 .
i).
ui*i* ■ 1 Iloti
t". ICl ( Me • \ perte •• re 1 n the sob 1 ted*"
at t he 11 111 vI 11,) 1 . : g ■ " 1 Ft.11 1 I
I 1 1 . ora 1 oru - n o w *i it d i n g p o i n t * to
_______can have an opport unit;. <•> correct .in i xa * 11v • o n t r .i ry eo ,o I m- ioii , t h a t
S p e a k i n g ni Mo* b u m p e r , r o ( «- of
the error they havi
ut wirtingly it woul d be uumv ve.ir- liefure *u. h (■•|.,rida, t h e I ik.-laifll I'elegra III SU v «
mu<l"
a t u i l d l i . g p u t u p in . limosi .hiv -e*
\x Fi.tf . t hi
m atter
willi twelvo
\ our« very t ml v
t i m t "I tin -tale wo u l d im i i ' c d t o u u u <ir**d tmv* a n d girl* m t h e puFiln
Signed
T H U S FI W I I . S D N "
a n y til ing like it* full r a p a c i t y
A*
of U i k e l a n d ?
i . i l l a n y of
1‘ nfortmutte|v for u* and F’lori*la, proof of t i n pr o Im Id** a t eu ra i y of
volt self con* ci iiti» iitlfs of lia «mue
Mr. Palmer died before the com t h i s s t a t e m e n t o n e lias b u t t o g la n c e class, proud of your asset* and botisi
missioner* met. we were then forced at t h e h i s t o r y of t h e T u to pa b u i l d i n g fui of vour future, beat tho*e‘ ligure*1’
(o seek otlnr counsel
I nuntv di
It I.a* bet u m u-e s o m e vanir* now
vision and oilier nuttier* Firougtil )b- T h e Work lias bee n g r o w i n g s t e a d i l y ,
1 .I" •I tbqt 1 111 . *
I»1 y ** n •!'
KlndH»arlsd Bu per.nt r urte et
a I••! b ' f ) i , i b l l - l l r d r e p o r t *
J
H
o
-Ul
'i'. lot* r !
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.4u t t. »■ riT
y . ................... .. I ' 1* . ■ torna d |! ■
iiliau.' i i ■
u ' t. * ' i
1
i
. * • . ' ' • > ' oil' I
fin • d •' .
I« -• '
ink' t* nI
■ ,
I t • , op I '
ol I'.ltllp.l .III I
iicu. ilia
i month wt,
f
'
v. hill mi
Kt
trrnundVii.g < > i n t r . ,* . i t mut t liree
,«!,,,I
, l i b i l i I ' l l t.) Am. I, m f i e » » A»e<«'i»ltolg
which had a nest of y ntiiij: tin '•■ nil** d
TRIBUTE TO CLARENCE WOODS
PROTEST TO THE
HEALTH BOARD
BRICK ROADS
INJUNCTION
t ime * t h a t of P e n s a c o l a a n d s u r them to the rednt where they could
l i n » «ho w * t lie n w f u i . | r * t , net ion of w i n
K re u c h t r o o p s n e a r A m te n « ,
It was in this extremity we prayed r o u n d i n g s
I r a m e .'.•« ti.. .«t i m l I r i n i d n n d K e io H in d e r t h e m o v e m e n t « o f t h e U c n n n n « .
T h e w or k of t h e T a m p a take care of themselves
the courts to compel the enmity l a b o r a t o r v i* allotti t h r e e t i m e s t h a t
commissioners and tin bond tru-- t.f t hr 1 'i ' lls.1. II.) l.i boratnry. V**t a
'. • tj i gn '. r.ir •»;■ • vv> ,r,. tubi, tt wa H !.. -mg
toc* t o d o o i l vv h a t I .
lo lo il.int i ' .ii.i • i d ,i f t h- il ii |i.1 timir.
Voter* I'll it Mist rif 1•' d t
n • '.viti . l-.M •' 'I > '.MM tb•nr .1 >l»t
'nothing 11,o ri . m 11 iu i .•
t
« 1 .r m* t ................ ... ■' • it lit r v .1icji nt t«r
.
t,i*
it
nr.»
r>
tlMll
ll>
M
il»«
lo a rll* I .tl| Opening begins tin tl'ttlp
O C C U P A T I O N IS S E L L I N r.
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to 1,1 defilii'd
tiursiln u, 1 |*,(h. Inst« Ih n e
1 bl II, ir-* Iti »t.*u j♦ 1 t• ... I f k
i i. «ti g. I
1,1 l.ol ' of .
even .la p wors t"
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THERE A R E IN THESE
t tir ♦’ V1
allt htir i /•• ti in t hi* .’Ip .i't li'h
T l i r e p o r t of t fie T a m p a Is b o r a
Hfte m. ,| i* .til the lirgimielit we de in i• .if a hi« ti i
U N IT E D S T A T E S
thr \ t *t ».»* * f • .
low
g»o w 1 h
l i n t it i * n o t
fml to
tu, , y ou, we *et X11*■ lu*»t 1 Uted Utnl • r .uni 1•Uf ll
1
tt.
»right* • I» "
l 'a I k
prwilwtue lti.it Work wiiiiti a V iJI a go r For Ri- lit A eoi tage. ,i
*^•1 at tin' lowest price in town.] twvnly-lhree nule» of tonti witii thè
il Seventh street
was done m eo list tie ra Idy less thatiT» venue a tot
218,585 BLACKSMITHS
'ur Sunday dinners nre unsurpassed, injunnion standing.
lialf
l
lie
available
»pace
cats
have
rooms
Utld
Initll.
Apply
t"
leal* 25 cent* Weekly rates made
To correr! thè impressimi wht.h ,
«| ». -, n.Xw u n i t i it meaaur
l 5-2 ti
f i l i l i p*
r roam* »nil meals. St. Johns ì* Imiti g gì Veli state wt de (Miblicity, i7)> M|n , 1 , fimi,li,tg
Hill tlie
Ioipl
ifl-'.Rc. timi thè entire co in inu ni t> nmd. ry.* j-,
i,.Mgilia. , o.t mily $l7,tH)0.t>0 FTHt > M.K F R E S H \ L G FI I \ HI L>
H. F, I 'l.ir,
shier of t lie I'etlples whai xv e ha ve done we cali atti i tinti 11..u U , ' |.'.« would ri $20,000.Oh
lit à i,
llkr.i
Psnk left L-t Saturday with hi* to thè (.ut thnt ori liti* isso» limi building te- .id, uu.itclv rimile use of
/ •*•***«■ «
Be e t *
lastly f„r Lnksonville, whele they L. A. Mrumley was ov erw tal mi ngly Ir, thè l’i usiii nlii liihornhtnry witlt
^ Cabbage
elerted
county
tommiesiouer
M'-ml the next week while Mr.
11 * |,iit ut * 1 1 i rd t he wor l.r
h r I Tr,k
We respeclftiily and . onl'de.nti ,
Lular i* iindergnittg the Inst oper*—
( I m o , is
l Muti;, n( the Health fluir» of
'Ä
r^ 9 2 l
l,ion ° n hi* eye. Hi» many friends submit to thi Cl liz.e ns of Si nfi*r«l ,,l|,k the M.,ti Hoar* l of Hculth n* prilited
S wi* l Poin t no*
■ ere Flop, („r ||js *|>eedy recovery the »tat«' ol Plori vl;x ! tin t Ut * U ' ,M fails t.. d i - 1'—' ■ ii.v d i r e i i ai|t liorit v
t HE ANVIL CHORUS
Irish l'ut a tiió •
Î* *' ll to • r. ■ t If- It
lnd returi to 'Sanfurd.
lint hull' lilt • rii re«! with ft
f in.ini in borii tuni *
Apph ■
\ *»t• *1 4' m* l»>, TI f
i .i mi I liere i» direct
Moting f; Il Peters’ Exclusive mrryinK out ol what V 1•
and only ask that the inju-tue con atiiliorit;. frolli thè I ».gisfuture to
Persimmon»
ime Store to Hiiihop Block, corner
tern (da ted and the danger in the e - 1 n Idi - b a Stato Suniloriuni Dir
Line*»
lr»t St. and Palmetto.
15-ltc
usurpation nf power by fen orar, T u b i r n l o i
.i 11••« |ii t li I fnr t *ri (•W ill l-’ircl I Iff»* fit ill! I m i p s
I HF \ L G E T A H I.I \l V K K L T
.
' 1 'liUell Si Sons are helping ornar», which is wisely left with tl»' I.],.«( i filiti« : and building» (or t he
Phone :t'Jl
cotton movement in the south people, should be stopped
production of Img choleru »«rum. no
110
West
Second Street
> ,u>'ing an extra large shipment
We trust a prompt decision of the 0,1* of vv I;s• h ha* y et boeri built,
0 cotton mattresses und they will supreme court will set tin* mjltUr The laboratory building at Pun.sncohi
T h o U O rder Y o u W o r k ” '
1° at the usual Very reasonable at rest.
SÌ. ned
Poxtal Telecrn ll
Hoy Wanted
then is not only not needed, but so
t I'i-i it bniers
Price* ex(,ected at the Caldwell
I 5-11
fur .i* .-pp. root in |>nw>cd rules not ( Ili c e
i ^ •vorybody in the south
authorised
™ U! u,e colton mattresses thera
Soldiers' Ammunition.
5. The state lias a very high jlerF'or Rent— Nice front room for
ou < >e an unusually large amount
In the United States array tho In ccntFgc of tid'ercuiqsis among its light housekeeping, also well vencotuin taken from the market, to fantry goes to battle with 100 rounds resident*. It has also an appallingly tiluted bedroom, 302 Burk Ave.
PHONE 275
The N w , t Drug Sfor»
.
SANF'OKI). FLA
■ utu tlie manufacture of the mat- of ammupKlou on him and 120 round« ^ - V denth rate of infants under two
- t
1 ft-tf
*»*s and much good would result per man In two bandoliers In wagon» years of age. A large percentage of
not Far behlntj^hlm The German sol
Rom the movement.
liseuse is ’ preventable.
The
Furnished room» for housekeeping
dler carries 120 rounds, the FVeftcIi 1 !lr'
II
S m i t h ’». J o s Park
Ready-To-Wear Department will 120. the Austrian 12« the British sol |..gitiiiiato work of a Slate Honril of tit Mr* <
• .mi i dc«l to be disi-nxe Ave , (» tweeli trd and It! -In- Tt, *
R’ *lare In Yowell’ » Opening. dler 100, llm Russian 120. the Rnltnii I{• .X11 )i
Du» i* arrived at not
L'. If
“ J. l.ith, lasts three days.
IG2. the Japanese 150 and the H»l** prev utioi,
% yVe S p o c ia liz c on
bv
stiipplng
epnb-miis that
120 In battalion and c o m p mix cart« .Hoi
15-2lc
The recent method
near at hand the nniiounltniii. added [lux, begun.
For Rent One acre tiled land on
tiRJr
t^10,
known op- to that carried by the men brings the teat In ,* tin- people themselves .how Third street and Maple avenue.
ill«’. ^
0
ij ^ * * ** 111 the Robbins Nest supply of cartridges up to an aver to stop them before they begin, and Address Rex Packard. R .k F' D
• 2 ♦
°6th 1 I“ PS'lfty- 0 c t- 20 to Monday. age of about 300 per rifle
15-tf
for tea citing prevention no means
E v » /.
dache curcd »*«h Klawies.
has proved so successful and valu
DRINK able us the district visiting nurse.
All Kinds »»
last t <at*d ^roe' Don’ t wait until
Rooms for Rent— Two nice large
More than six months ago the State furnished moms.
Dettor S e a U s Deforo Bu yin g
Mrs. Stephens,
M«*lc in Woodland Park
Board of Health in a published bul corner Sixth and Onk^avenue.
After-Octojxer flet Woodland Tork
letin promised Florida these dis
trict visiting nurses, but they hnvo
n .th T 1 only Sund»y«.
_ •
ninth Btrsat, Nur Passangir Depot
not been provided. In the opinion
nt* ftnumotnenU, picnic conorchcatrion music.
9-tf
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DRINK of those authorixing this letter tho
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�T H E S A N F O R D H E R A LD
TYLER LEARNS TO CONTROL HIS NERVES
JULY WAS FULL OF FREAKS
Accidents, Evtrqlnntng and No-Hit
Games Among Unusual Occur
rences In National Gams.
A series of unusual - occurrences
marked July In professional baseball.
Extra innfo* nr»hit game» and * c e l-\
dents on the diamond Were grouped
within a few days, as was the case just
about that period In 1912.
Taking these unusual features by [
dates. July 17 saw Clyde Milan In cot-'
Ilslon with Moeller, his teammate, as
both raced for a fly ball In the Wash- '
Ingtoo-Clereland game, with the result
that Milan received a badly fractured
Jaw.
SMILE OR FROWN IS PROBLEM
On the same day George W eaver,,
captain of the Chicago White. Ear. col- vtided with Demmltt under similar clr- ’
cxtmstances and was severely Injured
about the head.
A co-hit-np-run game and a 21-tnnlng
struggle also figured In the record of '
July 17. ^AL Pittsburgh the New*York
Giants and (he Pittsburgh Pirates
played 21 innings, the. New York club
winning by 3 to 1. Rube Marquafd
end Rsbe Adinjs. the rival pitchers,
twirled the entire curvesL W ith.the
exceptloh of the 24-lnnlng game be
tween the Philadelphia A ililU ls taad.k'
the Boston Americans on September f,
1, 1906, this Is the longest game ever
played In the major leagues.
Three days previously the Hartford .
club defeated the New Haven team ,
2 to 1 in a M - I n n f r f rim e In the East- (
ern association, which is the third
longest game In the record of profes
sional baseball.
The 26-Inning contest between Deca
tur and Bloomington of the Three-Eye ,
league, played on May 31. 1909. stilly .
London Divided as to Whether Med
leal Men Should Jest With Pa
Uenta or Look Sdlemn.
bolds first place, and the
Boston 24-lnnlng match
tion In the record of long
Getting back to July 17
George Tyler, Star'Southpaw Twirlsr of Boston Brave*.
“Two years ago he couldn't stay steady for two mlnup;«," said Manager
George Stallings recently, while discussing George Tyler, hla star left
hander. "If be got one ball on a batter be would bitch.his pants, phll ner
vously at bis cap and kick and scratch like a chicken. But you ought to see
him no«, especially against the Giant«- He Is coolness personified and the
hotter the pinch the happier be Is sod the better he pitches."
STORIE
A fter A ll, Carter's is the Best
London. — Whether a
physician
should adopt the cheery manner of
bygone days or wear a look of bustnesa-llke solemnity. Is the controversy
raised In the I»ndog press by Ix»rd
A willing and conscientious worker Rosebery, who In a speech at Epsom
college, said he would rather a thou
U Pitcher Leon Ames of the Redi.
sand limes be treated by a third-rate
The Chicago White Sox have tlgned doctor with genial features than a
Philadelphia- ,
second posi
garnet
,
again, Jam es
Withers, pitcher of the Duluth club of
the Northern league, twirled a nohltno-run game against the Virginia club
of the same league. This Is the third
hitless game of the Northern league
this season.
The next day at Lebanon, Pa., the
Lincoln Giants, a semi professional
,
,
,
,
,
<
team, varied the schedule by defeating
the home club 23 to 3. and Incidentally <
first rate man of repellent counte •coring eight home runs. Three p la y - . ,
a young catcher named Karl Baldwin,
ers each secured two circuit hits
'« h o balla frem Oakland setnl-pco cir nance
Moving on to July 19, the records <
cle«.
"The old-faahlone<) type, who en
tered rubbing his hand*, pok»d the show that the Wichita club of the «
Han» Wegner aay» he will la»! five prfllent In the ribs and starlet] to tell Western league defeated Sioux City *
more year« In the National league, be him Jokea," replies one physician, 3 to 2 in a 21,Inning game which re- "
base« hla prediction on the work of -would hnre a hard time holding his rjulred 4 hours and 4* minutes to play.
On the sam e day at Long Branch, •
practice these d a y s / ’
hla ri vaia.
laird Rosebery answ ers that the doc N J . Jose Acosta, the Cuban pitcher *
Maybe Manager Rebel Oakea of the tor best liked by the modern patient of the seashore team, shut out the St. '
Pittaburgb Peda had hla blinders on Is the one who listen s gravely and Louis America^ league club without a :
when he capped off Outfielder Frank ends by saying. "I know exactly what bit or run, wtnnlng a 3 to 0 victory, «
Delehanty from Buffalo
th e trouble Is " T h e main reason why In which he did not give a base on <
th e grat« doctor Is liked Is b e c a u s e balls and had but twelve balls called 1
A ball player named Coatello, now he Is s gtx»d listener, and pstlenls love on his delivery for the full nine In- ‘
*
the property of Pittsburgh, la playing to do the talking when It com es to nlngs
under the name of Kelly. Of courae, their troubles
there lan't much difference.
"Nearly everyone prefers the doctor BRIEF SKETCH OF HEINE ZIM
with lbe churlish manner, providing
Learning that the Feda are making be lies n good record of cures." con Cub Third Seeker Was Born, In New
arrangements tor a big season (or 1119 eludes the wrltnr, "to the sunny duffer
York City and Started Baseball
Clark Griffith la lining up all of hla w ho Is ns likely to kill you as not "
Career as a Pitcher.
players for the coming year.
Henry Zimmerman, third baseman
That baaeball Is becoming a popu CAT IS RESCUED BY BIG DOG of the Chicago Cuba and champion
lar pastime In the far East la proved
batter of t h e National league In 1912,
by the appearance of both Chinese and Angora, Worsted In Fight, Saved From waa born In New York city, February
Sea by the Conquering
Japanese team* In this country.
10. 1SS6
Heine started In the na*
Canine.
tlonal pastime an a pitcher for hla
Connie Mack and Clark Griffith re
school team In the Bronx
Ills per
Ixing Renrh Gal —An unusual r.-s
fuse to bury the hatchet but we have
formanoe as a schoolboy attracted the
a hunch that they would he willing to cun from drowning wn» h u <t.-d In attention of semlpro managers^ and In
the ocean at the end of the pier h ere.
bupy R ¡n each other's anatomy.
a abort tim e "Zlm" was drawing 320
“Ted." a Scotch cpllle belonging to a week for playing Saturday and Sun
President Lannln of Boston, Is mere Captain Walton, .and "King." an an day game«. In T906 he entered the
ly trying to gather together a baseball gora cat. being the actor«. The eat profeaalonal ranka at a nu-mber of (he
team, but minor league owners seem haa made Its home at the' end of the
pier. and. while defending Itself from
to think he la recruiting an army
the dog. fell overhoard.
T he dog watched the struggle* of
Nick Maddox has been released a»
th
e
cat In the water until It» master
«pianager* of the - Wlchtta Western
Imme
league team and "Benches*' Graham ordered Teddy" to get him
diately the dog Jumped Into the water
has be«fh named to succeed him
from the gangplank under the pier,
and. In further o b e d ie n c e to hi* maater, grasped by the neck the frightened
If the baseball m agnates have the rat, which had been clinging to a pil
tierre-to raise the adm ission prices ing. "King" waa brought to «afety
to provide for added expense, we In the mouth o f the-faithful collie. .
will be surprised but n ot flabbergast-
We iia^e it in. every color and" for^eveiyptrsr
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HURLS WOMAN OUT WINDOW
Sugar Isn't the only thing that's
“ going tip these days. It accms that Boarder Drops His Landlady From
Second Story to Ground at
Russia supplies the horsehldes .and
Climax to A rgum ent
. England the rubber that goes to~tnake
baaeball«. '
Chicago —John Roclck was arrested
after he had alleged to have thrown
Mike Kaboe, Washington scout. Is hla landlady, Mrs. Amia Doli! or 120 S
one gumsboer all major league clubs
West Erlo street from a second story
would like to hare. Mike says tbo
window. Mrs. l)obl suffered cuts about
minors are filled with many promising the face .and body. Roclck and Mrs.
youngster«.
Dolft, according to the police, became
engaged In an argument which ended
“Long Tom" Hughes, who was a when ho ,hurled her to the ground.
star pitcher In major league company
a dozen years or longer. Is doing a
Snake on Sleeper's Fact,
successful come-back‘stunt In the Pa
Berwick,
Pa.—To .sleep on a couch
cific Coast Isague.
and awake to find a four-foot black'Charlls Conilikty is going to hare anake crawling over her face was the
a Llpton day at White Box park. In experience of Mias Violet Ryman of
view of the extent showing of the Berwick. With a piercing -hriek tho
White Box It would seem more ap girl sprang from the couch. Help was
summoned and tho reptile killed. The
propriate to have a baaeball day. *
girl was not bitten.
A peculiar thing about'the Cleve
land Napa Is their ability to dig up
Beggar Is Worth *19,000.
fallows who can hit. nut no matter
Philadelphia.—Michael Dcnauno, a
how strong these fellows are with the Philadelphia cripple, will have to
willow tbo Nap« never get anywhere. spend three months'In a houso <jf cor
• • •
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* BUI Jenson, Connlo Mack's new erties worth 315,000, U was testified
pitching acquisition from the New Ha that Denannn's home was luxuriously
ven -Eastern association team, Is no furnished, richly carpetod and equipped
stranger to the American leaguo. He with a player-piano.
la known as an Imp man In the Eastern association circuit
• e »
Trying to PIs m s .*
-Joe Jackson of the Cleveland Naps
“Which do you think Is more Im
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him another tempting offer, tho sal erty or the flghls of man V
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“Neither are of any consequence
he ie drawing* with the guarantee that Henrietta,** replied
Mr. Meekton.
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Wilkes-Barre. New York State league,
team, playing with the Barons until
purchased by the Cubs In tho fall of
19U7. He was tried at Infield and
outfield positions, but was unable to
land a regular berth with the Cubs
until tho death of Third Baseman Jim
my Doyle. Heine haa Improved In
batting each, yekr since becoming a
big leaguer. In 1908 his batting Av
erage'waa .202 and In 1912 he led the
National league batsmen with an av
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THE SANFORD HERALD
OCTOBER » . 19»
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CLA!
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!n
CONSPICUOUS ACTS OF HEROISM !
« All Local AdvcrUHcnicnta Under J Soldiers Who Fight on With a
This Heading THREE CENTS a
Fine Disregard of Shot
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
and Shell.
Charge 25 Cents.
FOR SALE
t:i:r*S of iliumll.-»» «tiiirage. trng
le eft|puidt,H mul reimirKiilile In
For Salo— Hound pup (or sale
etdciKH are foiiud In the tuiumii
cheap. Ju st tho right ago to train.
luterewt sturi«-» fruui the Acida
R. B. Lynch, Sanford, Kin., Route of battle of the warring nations of
Europe
Some of the best of these
No. I - _____________ _________8~tfc
stories ar.* told here.
For Salo C h e a p —One largohorse,
UiLMleulurs tune ^bjyn n-eelviHl at
one mule, three wagons, harness, Petrograd of the heroic action of Lieti
Jas. C. Hurriss.
plows and tools.
tenant Krntrnuü In an engagement at
7-0 tc
Mazurlak.es.
_
,
,
, .
At the" en!TrOf !t his tinttery was
^ , 0 W h f t » ^ f | 4 s n U . r ^ h y . . nml¡fa M - , llt. rTEÏÏl hy aerumñ In
» .
1 1 ’ . II
M
L
(ns
III l i l l l n n l
Oct. 1st.
Will npack
(or ashipment.
fnntry a m i on the left b y machine
" H , " Box 896, Sanford, Fla.
10rt(c guns. R e b in d him was a lake , cutting
off re trea t.
Determined not to sur
render. Lieutenant S m irn o ff galloped
full sp ee d with Ids b a tte r y Into the
lake. In which every m a n and beast
was d ro w n e d .
— _ ! — ------------------------- ‘----------------------------------S m l m o fT a father, lea rn in g of his
Hoysea for sale or rent. J . Musson. son’s a c tio n , expressed Joy nt tils choice
«¿f death b efo re surrender.
For Sale— T w o fine hull pun*, ono
D urin g an assault on the fortress
male and ono female and the mother. o f-Ossuu-|tx n German co lu m n got Into
Good stock.
See Nick .Znrnovun, a bog. T h e Hussion* shelled the bog
and tin* s in g le road c r o s s in g It. The
Sanford Farms.
! 12-5tc
G e rm a n s In trying to e x t r ic a t e them
For Sale Scotch Collie Pups and selves s a n k deeper and dei‘ (>er Into
young stock. Thoroughbred mid ar- the mire, and hundred* w e r e killed or
( i f (lie utiole colum n there
rlimated. .Eligible for registration. uoiindi-d
were
only
about
forty s u rv iv o rs .
The Ortega Kennels, It F. l> N» -I,
For Sale— Secondhand oil or gas
oline stove. T w o good burners
cheap. Can he seen at Sanford Fur
niture Co.
Rdf
Jacksonville. Kla.
t-l-2lp
Had to Call Gunner Off.
An Incident of the e m im g o of the
T O RENT
British r o y a l Held a rtillery Is related
For R en t— The Kennewell fnriri by n s o ld ie r o f the T w e n tie th hussars
A h a lf bntterv In rather exposed |*o
.,n west side, on Gertrude avenue slllon w n * gulling the G e r m a n * by the
Six acres tiled, 2 width.
N
II accuracy <>f li* aim I'lnnllv the Ger
Garner.
1 2 - 11r
limn* concentratisl several of their bat
For Rent Good seven acre f.irrn, teries on It The result eou!i| only Isiilli- thing, a s It vvasa D avid iuriilli.it n
barn and house, near Beck llain- half ilojrct) Golliiihs
Lim it!} nil tinirock Station, known as Castle Gar guns w e r e silentcd Inn one The men
den.
Address Cora
Holltnger. who tin<1 lieoii maiming th em were !v
I'Jh.'i Center St , Cnnastota, New llig .lend II lid wounded iimiliol Hit
ground
York.
12 - tic
f One mu ti wn* left, l i e went nlsnit
For Rent Nice furnished rooms h|s vv.oU with n iloggeilln-s* tlmt be
at St union's.- $ 1.25 a week and ty. Spoke deleruillliltliin pi s tic k there t>>
the end
And the end would have
:il5 K. Fourth St
!'d t p
come soon, ns the le-ruuiii*. who had
For Rent
S u ite of th re e room,“ stopped tiring for H minute, vv'ere ilbolil
to TVS toilllleie-e pi silence th e h ue gllli
and tgitli
O v e r .\L C u tle r’ s store
Mitt tin offleer fnterferiwl railing tinSanford T e le p h o n e Co
liti.
loin- g u n n e r nvvny And be went awnv
h, «r N u li» 1 in*- • h iht - I« ri a nri on#' regret f ii llv
r#‘ vniKing 1TIMIt? 1i|M’
Knsl T u r i Si
Inquire i m.
U ti
r. .? Kent
Ilot
l-'iirtii- h« ri rooms
urni .'nid wat er
Í > «II» |.( r mo nf ii
Till Magnolia avenue
LI P tf
D y in g,
Bids
M rn
F i^ h t
On
A story o f Mu- lii-nd-in of the lute
Cllplalu l l l l g g n n t ne ptieVV of I th le l
lliig g n itl
Is t,ild In ii l e t t e r fr.on P r l
»file «' Kerry of th e ms m il l b / il t. il lo u .
Welsh r e g im e n t Kerry s i o s that til-
C O U i p a H V w h s be in g s u b j e c t e d to n »*•
For Kent Tu rotin« -il roupie, four
verv G e r m a n artillery lire when Rag
ni re roo mu. K Xre! lent location. Ten
card o rd e re d the men to tlx bayonets
J
Vio -vitiall r 111 1 and oluirge
ilnllnr* i ut mont h
«Iron
Kn«|uire K. li • ralri Ulti, f
' IV tin I a n otlh-er’ Wlmt a soldier'
1 1 tí
We vv e r e prepared lo follow him
a n y w h e re
loll
Were
■ lo o k e d
tiv
l
l .>r Ki-iii
\ g.... ■1 1nell t i l e d t 1 M -I. -1 11. t M i v Iiii hie VV ! o
Ii e ■ i In'
n* .i r InarilliK -lain'♦fi
1 .1 H»I K- ! w o i i u i b ' d b e v«..itl.l ii.-i i i s |,>n a 1 1v ■•pet,
l*.ir> 1 Jil.il it- read \ to plani .4! 1 h is e v e s m o t > a l l ou t s i n k it. I l o . n
K K No - , r e g i m e n t ' S i n k It, W elsh!'
(inri vrup jilanti-il
1II-f f
“ So o u r brave lad* s tu c k nt It until
Box 36.
For Rent Two furnUhed rooms
Mrs It K. Tolirr, HO" Magnolia.
For Kent Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs.
Furen. 117 Laurel avenue, city
*1-1 fe
For Kent Rooms for liglit house
keeping. 919 Oak Ave.
9 -tf
Piano to rout for thw season. Inquire at 111 Second street. R-Lfc
For Rent Cheap for Cash— Twenty
acres of good hnmmock land all tiled.
Call or write A. M. Tyler.
101-tf
Five acres tiled land inside city
limits for rent, near brick road and
loading station.
Apply to A. P.
Connelly, Sanford. Florida.
2-tf
MISCELANKOUS"
Wanted— Tlowing or team work
hy man with good team.
J . E.
Summers, care M. S. Nelson, or
phono Lord's Station.
6-tf
I wish to rent one or two rooms
with two beds, or one large room
with two beds hy the week, for
one, two or three months, must he
close in and good neighborhood.
Send price to " J . P ." 26 Colombia
St., Hempstead, L. I „ N. Y.
8-8tc
Board«»» Wanted— $3.60 per week
for hoartrfand lodging. L ast house
on East Third St., C. W. Driggers
• .• /
9-9tp
Wanted— Gentlemen roomers at
Stumon'a. 315 E v Fourth St.
. *
9 -lStp
our iirtillery got Into notion. Wc won
out.
In th at Held were s t r e w n thou
sand.* a n d thousand* of G e r m a n dead
and w ou n d ed
Captalu H a g g a rd tiled
that e v e n in g
Ills Iasi w ord s were.
‘Stick It. Welsh'
. A F r o m Ii Hiirgisin m a jo r now. In ii
Parts liu»idtJil tin* ninety s e v e n ..lib mi
ly cou n ted wotunls lie tells this story
" A f t e r a hard day's ligh tin g mi Aug
80 I bumOigod my last c a s e and was
remount I tig my horse w h e n 1 lienhj n
sound llk o tliunder, and n Bbell burst
over m y head The h om e vvn* kllhsl.
and I w a s thrown violen tly lo the
ground
A n orderly ca rried mo u mile
and a q u a r t e r , when he fo u n d a stretch
ur. on w h ic h hu carried m e threo mile*
farther.
"N o e s s e n tia l organ w u * touched. I
lost an c a r and the sen se o f hynrlng;
tho right Kid« of my head vvn* scarred;
my le ft n rm vya* ripped to the bone;
my linck w n* riddled llko n*colander;
my loin* w e r e torn nnd m y leg* tattoo
cd In h ig h ly Inartistic de sig n * , but 1
|
still liv e
Kiss Flng, Hush to Die.
T h e Te n d on News print* tho follow
Ing dlsjMitcti from P ctro g m d
"It w a s necessary to t a k e Orion tin
A ustrian Hllestni nt nil rou ts,” said a
wounded Itiisslnn colonel, ” 1 was In
the c e n t e r vanguard, a d v a n c in g under
a hull o f Khrnpnel; vvholo line* crum
pled lik e corn before n Imllstorui; *tRI
wo a d v a n c e d .
'“ O f m y regiment few rem ain ed; the
officers w e r e nearly nil killed nr wound
ed, and the colors passed fro m hand to
hand. S o o n they wore n e a r me. The
next m o m e n t 1 snatched them from n
falling Holdier
“ S d ld le n , near mo kissed tho blood
stained nnd tattered color* and then
rushed f o r w a r d with their faces »**1 to
«'x p e iis e s .
Eat
m ore
fresh
vegetables.
They are healthy, ap
petising aqd economiral.
T r y the
Vegetable Mnrket, 110 W e t Second
«tract.
*
.
• 14-ltc
Wanted— Fnrmcr* with fresh veg
etable«, grapefruit, eggs for sal*, to
™ ll »t The VegeUblo Murtfet, 1J0
W. Second St. ■
p i-itc
.
-
Wanted to Buy—Roll top dp»k.
Geo. D. Ballard, Box 1192. 14-2tp
i -a ♦-
Carpeted With the Duid.
Fresb fr o m 'a visit to 11it* scene of
tbe battle of tlie Mnnie, Lieutenant A.
Elllcott Brown, Sixteenth Infantry. U.
B. A., «t present n military limtnlclor
nt Kutgers college. New Brunswick.
N. J - any«:
“ At Menus on tho Marne, where
aornp particularly desptiriite lighting
took place. I found n fleld\lterally carpeteil with dend In one place 1 came
♦
X
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upon u thousand dead Uertnnu Infnn
try in vn m i d d l e d out within 600 yurilsP m cticn lly all had been killed by the
bayonet" 'W o have got to tako our hat* of!
to the Germ an*.' Lieutenant Brown
quoted an Knullsli arm y otllcer U m y
lirg.
'We couldn't l U R ^ l l f B l i ! " fium
ttio trenches hy lend, and wo bad lo
s w e e p over with bayonet* In order to
g a in ground T h e y s u rely uro plucky.* "
'
T i* the Sheriff nt Samlnni*. r . * u n t y , ,,f if.r
Slat#* »if F l o r i d i
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,hr*r#a th# foll ow in g d#acpib#'l profarrt y fit*
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1. S#r. 38. T p . 20
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1U i c f # » . T*'** w1*'»
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p
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*i«rh r#fti(Vr*tr tttp.r n a n - r o f * i i t n m h
r o f d l n g to la w , t a t d « r J w ll) * 1*J u p t h r r a o n
l rtl#a« »aid r n f i n t r i l * « shall l*#
J r f t p n l 1 on t h r d i a l
«fay of O r ! o b # f , A , I F 1914,
• f r n r d i n f to law ! ■ « dr-r.|* will r w j r th#r#on t
Wltn#*a rrfy nfflrlal ■tgnatur# an d aval
Oh th # I N I da> .if t irt o lt r p , A !• 1!•I I
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# p t r m h # f , AT. f> 1914.
t-hla th# 2hth da>
da> of
of SB#pt#mb#f,
<»#al>
»; A l i O H I i L A B H .
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JPJ »iffirt»! aigna tu r# and *4 a! thia !
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l l -Tt!# # 'ó lr
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I n te r i o r ,
li. H. I.«nii llfllrr *1 (ialne.rlil*. Kla..
N o l le # of A ppllratlnn for T a i I )# # d C n d r r
N r r l l o n J Î 1 of ib # <*rn r r a l S t a t u i r *
N o t i r # la h rr # h y f i v r n that M. I>. D a n i r l .
p u r r h a a r r of T a * ( V r t i A r a t # No. 2-1&7. dat#«l
ih # U t da y of 3 u n r . A . I). ^898. ha* fllrd•al«l r r r t i f i r a t r In m y offlr# and ha* rntfd#
a p p li c a t i o n for t a i d r r d t u I m u p in acrt$fd|
anr#
with law.
S aid r r r i i A r a t # r m h r a r r w
! th * followin g d# «crlb #d n r o p r r i y t i t u a t r d In
f o r ( ou ni y S up r f in te nd« nt of
F u b l l r S# mi noi#
coun ty ,
F lo r i d a ,
to *w||
Hrg*
l* »ir union
1 N K r o r n r r of S K » | of N W ' t , S r c t io n iS.
F o r I nuntjr S u r T r y o r
f
T o w n a h i p 21. S. o I Ha¿if# 31 H . * i a a ^ n u t h
F # r Fi » ? t o u n tv t uinmt*'*T^T’ «lf •
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2.;» Yard». « » ■ ( 3|f! ] -*t yda. NT.flh
r u f I h rr # M m i o r r a uf \ h # C o u n t y Hoard I I l i 2*3 yda. Caat 328 1-3 yda lo br g ,
*
*'J Ftlli ll r | n « t ru r tio n
T h # aald land b r i n g a**#*»#«! at i h # datu
Cor J y »ti er of th# F # a ç r inand for th#
of t h r ü « u a o r r of nur h certificata in th#
f o ll o « mg Ju itir# Diam ela, v it
No*
1, 2 , n a m # of li r a . M . W h i t r .
H n lr « * aald r a r ’ • 'Í
„
, ,
,
tíficat® «hall b# f r d r a m r d acco/ding to law,
f o r ( nn«V ib l# In and f o r . t h # following m
d##d will i .* u r t h r r r o n on th# 19th da y
dwy*#*
»¿a* h « M . 1,
4. —
•r f ♦ M r H r r ; A H H t i l i *
■■ - ------—
In u s jlm «.R >
w h r r r a f I h * v # h«*r# unto
W h o #»* my of fi c ia l f i g n a l u r r anil * f i !
■ * » n;> h a n d and a f f i t t d th # t»r#at Se al o î - thia t h r I 11 h d a y uf Sr |» t # m l» r i. A . D . 1914 .
D # S l a t # of F l o r i d a , at T a l l a h a « a « r . t h r |
farai)
F . A. D O t M i L A S S ,
« apM al.
thia th r
t w rn ty-fo u rth
day o f '
CL*rk C ircuit C o u r t , Srmlnolr C o . Fla*
A u g u i i , A . D. 1914.
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T o r . M . H . n d . Sheriff. S . m l o n l * C o u n « » . 1J B
of l h , r o B n t / J u d i r > S e m l n o l .
1 T u « » 9tc
C o u n l y * Nial® of l l u r l d a
l n r « K a t a tr of
l e v a i t L . Sinn#
T o all f ' r n l i u t r « . l. r g a t a r a , U U t r i h u t r « « a n d
N O T I C B. O
u rf E
U LLE IC Ti ImO N
>
j, i»r r , oria h . v l h V t i . i * . n . I».rs,.rv7t.
S e p t o m b r r X6. 1914.
N o lle « l. h rr r h y ( I v i n thst I,a * r « n e « J.
M i i . o n of H .o fo ri J, M a . , » h o on O c t o b e r
27. 1 9 0 » , m e d e H o n i rn te e il K n l r j r Seflel, N o ,
072 2, for S W Û of S E W , See. 22 e n d W «4
of N E U , S ec tion 27, T o w n . h i p 19 S o u t h ,
l l e n e » :12 Eeet , T e l l e h e , « * * ' Xlertdlen, hee
Aled n o l l e « of i n t e n t i o n t o ineka K v f j d O f
P roof, t o r*(et>lieh e la lm to the le n d a b o v o
drerrllveti, before C l e r k of C i r c u i i C o u r t , a t
S a n f o r d . M o r i l l e , on the 12l h d a y of N o T » m her. 1914.
C le im e n t i n n o
C . I i . W ethe r, of b’« t t iieJIie. M a r i d a .
I lu h e n I^-Klle, ffi*CH«e*e ," M a r i d e .
A le c k V a u g h n , of « t e n e v a . M o r i d a .
It. ht. A l e i e n d r r , of E n le r p r i e e , F lo r i d a .
H E N R Y 8. C H U B B ,
,
I l - T u e « - lie
, U r filter.
. -Eronch Unxmr at. F o u r t e e n . .
P u rl* E xcelsior prints a photograph
.
N O TIC E
o f F ran c e's youngest soldier. Albert
W h e r e » ', . {( ie t h e dealre’ of the B o a r d of
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n e r * of S e m l n o l « C o u n t y ,
Schuffretikes, aged fourteen, nttndhdri
M o r i d a , lo chan ge th e U < i ( j l > ; l M of c o m to th e Third hussars. but fo r the pres
m U i l o n e r e dl atrlcta n u m b e r I a n d 2 , aa
•aid d i i l r l c t a n o w e t l a t . th er e fo r « , b « It
c u t taking n course o f training at the
] t e » o l v « d , b y th e B o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m li i lo n e r a 'o f S e m ln o l* C o u n t y . In r e g u la r
F r e n c h ca v a lry school nfter playing n
■««•Ion, tkla 5th d a y of O r t o t w r . A . D .
innn'B part lu the fighting around M ud
1914. t h a t the de ecri ptlo n of comm laal on ere
d l » t r l r t N o . J tm e ah n ged t o r ea d « a f o ll o w « *
hnutten.
B e g tn n la g at »> p o i n t o
no
o .«hortr
f.akko
Itaffinntag
n th*
h o r r o ff M
a
T h o son of u forester n e a r
be tlrst nefed n* guide- ■ f w F reni-1
T k ÍsT
W ' i a ’ f 's . c b 'o t 'T o T . r - hrrrby xTallfl^T
'f e j . l AIh '.'
> t «n g aald H u g h e y at reel to Ita I n t e r a c
troops through the forest*. Then he : X ‘-.d
tion
w it h Fr e n ch a
v e n u e -----------------------, th en ce anuth a l o n-g
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i# n line* rwmtittf r®*t a n d we»*,
b ttw tti
1 .. " i,., ’ m '
1M* niiSrmlnnU Couni)-. Florid.!
g a v e h im ,th eir sm allest uniform nnd o i r t n b , , * rlrrl«-«| In r . r h hnll.*
arnl 12, T o w n a h l p 20,
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aald aertion l i n e tu the cor n e r « of » • * fo r c e was reorganised Albert managed
a» ami h i ) * I ferrrult, #h*l lh # y tli«l d#l#rHop* 2. 3 to am i 11. T p
20. S o u t h of
D a t r « I A u g uat 27 th . A
1» 1914
T « f i . ' l *hr#n thaï i h r m* m# j f i n t r#»iduHang# ■rnr>
Ka«t.
th e n r #
South
alo n g
to Join the F orty second In fan try. ib>
A N N \ ( STUNE,
t. % f p *u hunt ! •1 tu t i r
h r t *«r « «*f t h*« ’
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of
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lug mid Job* for the soldiers, but In
*t • at t h* Ì*'i» ral el •«íl r«ñ Ml S ». . r rtihrr.
l i a n d 35, Ti*
2**, H uuth of H ang# 30 •
!(
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F a *t , • th e n r#
Fa*t
along
Section
HnO
did iioi think lids branch of the scrv
I f a w for »I.
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I h* fr i«if*J
II
«
of Fak e Jf-aaup, lh #n ce in a general N o p t h e f tee sullleleiilfv a ctive
One didn't *• ->
0 . 1 4 1 ) ««f »1 ai i‘ of I le *T HT .»r v tnririt, «F« N «*11r # uf \ tudlfali v»ii for I
D e e d I ndr« i k »tsrrc t ton, along the W e » t ahnr# of L a k o
t* i«> gt\ r (Ititi* * that rk
J#* up tu the St. Jo h n s r l v r r , - thenr® n o r t h .Srrtluh 575 « f ( h r ( t r n r r a l Nla lut# *
enough PrtiHslans. lie . told an Inter
N o t i e r •I* •
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hereby
givrn
that
W
M. w # « fer ly along the Bt. J o h n * riy er . l o |»ak*
j
l i m e r a i fU cC lh m
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vie w e r.
111 be h r l d In r i c h c o u n t y In Flo rid a on
li *y ts ra, iiurchaar? of T a i C l f l l f i f A t t No, M o n r o r , thence S o u t h waaterly a. on g K a g t
H o won the f a v o r o f the color Her T u r a d a y next » u r c rr tll n g th# llr*í M o n d a y 418, d a t n l t h r 5th d a y at J u n e . A . D . 1911, a n d S o u t h chore of aald lake to p o l s i of
»n N n v « 'rotier, A. D 1914» th# «aliï T u e a d a y ha* filed aa id certificat# in rny utfle# and ha* b e gin ning.
ge n n t of the Th ird huasnra nt Nonllle*. I m log Ih#
mad® application •for tax d#rd to i»*u«i ii*
Be
fu rth er resolved b y the H o a r d of
a c r u rd a n c # w it h la w .
Bald certificat# rtn
1 M o l Day of N a i r m t i r r
—
County
C « m r n i» a la n e r *
th k t
th»
bouow h o alloweil him to take a (dace In ibe
f «ar Una ratifir&thm nr
j e r ti m i **f ( h r »aid •»car ra the fot! it at m g d r « r r Ilird p r o p e r t y aJl- darlea of com mlaa Ion era dtatrict N o . 2» a t
rn n k * on n horse whose rider liftd been p « l n l M *« l u t iitrt* pr«'pi.-ifig aro« t)dm#nt* tu u **r d In Semlnol# C o u n t y . F i o n d a , tu wit : ■a m e now etlala. be chan ged to read as fat
. i «iti utiuh *-f " ha- •lai«- r*f Fitti -ta \ 11
SA5 1« i»f *• V\ 1( , Star* 2
" ip 2>". It 10 Faat
iti W'fe
killed
l i e went through the IniIII c fit
\ inlfit H r »«»In Htiit
1 h# »**‘1 laud hr Hi g aa-wa-tard at I ti»1 «[at# .if
H rg tn u lfi g at a po in t «»n th# .fiouth a h e m
tho Marne unhurt, capturing four ! M«|«o* tu g an aro»ndm#ot to >«-a‘U«in St*
t h# a#uanre «•! auch certificat# irt the name j «if |.» k# M o nro e at ch# foot of I'a r k aven ue *
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ribI r I » •» »aul err- tu n anuth ¡o H u g h # y »Irret* t henea w e i t
P r u s s ia n horses and killing ttie uhlan
t ifl
»hall )’«■• f n l r r m r i l a r r o f i i n g in !■ » . «tofig lFt gh# >
at re»!
I«ï it# i nt errie«rt Ion
.«f Filtrila f*d at in g ft* ■>
uf
i#» I
w h o w as leading them
A* soon a* IIIM '« »ti r t tier eon « it t h “ 2 2nd «I * y w it h
F rancit a %*-nue. t hence S outh a l o n g
.« da o * t t v t r . I **g *2alii
»* i fev -rtU* atid ' « n i n t i t u l i t i u n of t h » *®CI tin ►if • • ..*■«
tra in in g I* completed he will rejoin hi
W Vfirfe "*s k »*«• *! % gofeMif» ar>t ■•‘ X
fine. Une. r u n n i n g F-aat ami W e » j . l»rt ween t
I !« ftd*
regim ent
hi» «h r l*»Vi tlay .«f > « p t * m r . i
\ I« t u l i
S r r ( i « . n - t. 2 11 ân d 32,
T n w n e h l p 20,
1 h#r U # folio* f• r * (TU•11*1 Iti rill In
“ Anywhere, but Must F i g h t !”
A Ilrlllsh sergeant of the *1 lilrd dr t
goon guard* at the Krltlsh cunsulut.
w n * calling out the name* of reserv
ists who were applying for eiillstnu-iiT
" A n y one else to en lis t?" he *hout<sl
■‘ Here.’ ' said a voice In tho comer
am i a short man stepped forward.
" W h a t * your n aitiei" •said the ser
gellUt
I t e l n r t 'ti Heine
ciime the prompt
n-pl v
1 be si-rgeaui s monocle dropped «uU
don Iy
\ rut \ oil want to light i 1G e rm a n * ''" lie said, with surprise
S u r e , a n y t h in g * good enough f -• i
me
l vvn* l \ i n in i inada of
m an parentage, lull both lliy fatlo-i
mul mother are dead, so I won't hi
lighting a g i l l i 't tlu-tU.
I lim it e i n
w ho I light with a* long a* 1 tight-1
Kaiser'* Singing Soldier*
" A s lo n g h i o u r s o l d i e r s s l u g I ha vi
le , ft-sr f,ir t h e f a tlu -r llliu l “
I b i o M i - 111,- ‘ I l l l - l l l l ' l l t “ t II <*•
..til . . r
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r * f l h . •( a* r *1 f l l i f 1*1a. 1» hefehy agreed
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d #ll c h uni v i t\i « ■t - t-‘e nt oixi*- d in iht*
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t * rt 1 i N h' P. . d 1o «t ! -t.i«Il
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tu b is t uf R ie k a is e r 's
llu litu ia
on tv
mill found that they art- dlstuoily
" s in g in g soldiers." T h e German *ol
(Her. say the correspondent, sings nml
HKhtft-aml lights nnd sliitr« R e s l u g »
b e fo re tin* halite noil lie slugs aft.-t tlkb attle
lie even slugs oil the «•¡'••nit
lug table while his wounds urn being
tlr«*Hn«Nl '
Has Ninety-seven Wounds
W anted^ E verybo d y to lowt-r ilu*ir die for tlx*lr country
li v i n e
Graphic Side Lights on the
Great Armed Conflict
■of the Nations.
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that timi*
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K. A . I m M M ì F A S S ,
T t i r » - 9- 5I r
f ' l r r k of th# H oard o M ’o u n t y C o m m i u i o n o r f
S em lnol# ( ‘« u n t y , Fla.
I 3 T u r a - 5t r
lu Ih r C l i m i t t u u 1 1 S r t r n t h J ti dir i al I Ir
f u i t In an »I fur N r t n i n o f r f o u n l j . I I uriti a
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i iii » he 3rd flay *»f Nn %r m.h#r. 1914, at
S•
I I ' U l . f i »■
» h» ir regala» mer 1 1 n it i h r H oard «if C o u n t y
f a uf u F T l i«'»
»
« u m Mi«»*UMi«*r* i n and for S# ml not# i ^ o u n t y ,
I'** I à*!»« l I »(*••
2»‘ t I Ma*t#r
l*hil
Flt*nda, w ilt tin i . nfiv pair ««f mule*, w i f o n
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•iid harn«-*- u H a h l « - *««r road w or k, anti
M a (» i «« a» ■
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ti« « ,• « a n « f»>r *»1# will have
I .1«» t. « f » i
lu i» h'* I T h 4 > Tl*•• * 'P I«t 4 I fi
nr, ,'*i g « I «» « ( i
f o i m p e r t í a n at
4 I. » I ri TL* 4* •» r fi f ill* - I «‘ 4 v:***
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t »i » i i , rh*
lit» t»r ! t* f h | feftiMMi iLfei I aur a l
I j i*r i» ■
•rai
Y. \ I m i F C F A S H ,
nui! rr-feltlr ni uf i h r «ta t # uf F lo r i d a , that
C l e r k uf t b e l i o a r d ‘ >f < m i n t y C o m m i t *
»h# l* * r#*i«|rfit *if i h r »tat# tri F r n n a y l |
•inner*. Hr m i note i u g n i v . H a
sarna, f .s uin i »; at 2*14 1 M y i t r r * ^1 , in th# i
I l T u r a - Me
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1 ' 1 ■*
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IT. H. F a n d O ffi c e al tialhe avllle. Pia ! í r: tr , K . ,':bbn:iu.n,,,: * :‘mturh.n : J t : x
O c t i i h r r 3, 1911,
*.*>■ ' h * ; h*
«»•' ««f»
* « «•» « h - d r t r n N o i Ice I# h r r r h y f l v m
th al A r t h u r I I .
over t went y '«n»* year»
' *y
"
W all ace of W e k tw a , F lo r i d a , whn on M a y
rdf ore, L a u r a F
T y l e r , are or
,
°1U*
I r r r d I»» appear to thia hill herrín dul y M M 29th, 1911, ma<le VIofn®#tead E n t r y , N o «
01212 4. fnr S W , nf N W ‘ , , NAV «4 of f tW ) i
in th i» can*«* ori the 2 n d «lay of Novembers, A
Il
I 9 I Í . i h r . « m - b r i n g ' s r u i r <ls> » f t h i , I
!. a n d N n l S K '1. S r c t io n 6 T o s a r „ UM
_ ' , h l p 2il S iiu lh, I l s H g r r.t E « * t , T s i l s n a s s « « ,
l i I. l u r l h r r n p l r r r i l I h s i «bis n . i i i r r
M r r l i l l s n . hsr fll nl n u l i r r ul i n l r n t i o n IO
p u hlif ehrd t u r four c r»n *n uli*»* w e r k * in I h r
m a k e three
y e a r p r o o f , t o r • t a Id la h rlitlrn
h a n f u i d H e r a l d , a n e w * p a per
p u l d u h r d in *'» t h e l a n d a b o v e d e a - r fíF e d , fi# jora C le r i c
S# mi nul# c o u n t y , F l o r i d a ,
of ( I i r r u i t ! o u r f , at H a n fo r d , F l o r i d a , ota
K A
i l o u a i a»p, i t#ra ui i h r the 19t h d a y of N o v e m b e r 19l l .
C l a i m a n t name* aa wUnr at ea :
C i r c u i t C o u r t , and a i r a i thereof thia 2Nth
Hen H all, of W r k l w a , F lo ri d a ,
da> of Srpu dn hrf. A !» 1Ul FJ o h n H all, of W r k l w a , Flor ida.
i trait
K A IfllU li FASH,
Jaron» M
l l r o w n , of Wekiara, Flo rida*
< Jerk t ’lrcuif C o u r t ,
Oliala B r o w n , of W r k l w a , Flo ri da
*
J C H aberla , I» I
HEN KY S, ClllfRD,
I î T Ur# it r
13 T u r * i t #
Hefi.fter
- —
- —
C!»rk ('irruir
I ■ A D U l f i l . ASS,
«m i m Seminole i i » . Ma
Hs Ja
Hi
D
A Krltlsh airship which has bi-cn
m a k in g exfierliuentnl flights over Ism
dou by day and by night for the past
o, .sid stiele sksu t.............á«4 » . . . . . » . d
fortn igh t mnjlo tier nppenrnnro nt
" sJrtl'c T n ’ l.
T h * J u d i r i s l p « » * f ..I i h r . t s t . i
d u s k nnd sailed over tbe city for sev ahall
he veaird in a » U p f r m e co u rt, f irrui t
c o u r t nf
of r#rof»l
r r r o f l of K a r a m h i a cr o u n t y ,
e m l hours. S earch ligh ts were trained rcoo u r ti x# , court
m tiial
m urta.
m um y
m u ría ,
county
fr o m several strnteglc points, and they r) ruitigr
a anti ju a t lr e * of t n # |N»arr an d »urli
mnI)aged to follow her wherever she Oth er c o u r t a or cum ml** lu n* a* t h e | r f (•!>tiro# to tiro# o r d a i n and #•
went.
Most o f tbe lim e there were ttua b l•i a hm. a y T from
h # l # ( i » l a t u r r m a y $•r *• » cri h r the
t w o s h a fts playin g upon tho big brown r u rn (j # lutai loti of t h r Ju *t i r e « —aynil j u d f r * of
court#, hut n o c o u r t h r r r t o f o f r
s a u s a g e sba|ied ernft. nnd they kept et ha tra hferverai
l l » h r i i um lr r the n o n a t i l u t i m i an d l aw*
her In sight when aho dropped down o f FI of id a ahall hr h e r e b y a liciti t h r «I
T h r v o t n r a i l In co m p li a n ce with »aid
n e a r the roofs o f lit^b buildings and
{»ro noted
a mend rn m i » r
and
the
ranvaaa,
follow ed her u p w a rd course and her d r e f i r a t i o n a and r r t u r n » t h r r r o f , »hall I*»
■u h j r r t to th® la m# r r f ola tinti* ami feat Hr*
su dd en turnings nnd windings.
t l o n ! aa art provided h v la w fur grrirral
Acroplnnes fully equipped for fight r l r r t i u n a in th r »ta le »»f J lurida
Iti i «-*ti nifi n y whereof., fi hav# hereunt o *#!
ing nro kept lu reserve nnd could be
m y hand and affiicd th# er ra t -cal of th#
In line Ins) llko tire engines on the stroke •tatr of Florida, at T a M a h a « - # # . t h r catinai,
N o l l r r of M a a te r 'f e H a lr
! n d r r and by v ir t u # of a dre r r#
o f th e bell If an alarm o f an approach thia lh# t went > flflh «la> of J u l y , A l> 1914
tSral)
IF C L A Y C l i A W F O H I I ,
r lo « u r # and *alr, m t e r e i l tint IrIRh
Ing Zeppelin w e re sent ou t
S e c r e t a r y of Stai#
S e i » t e m ) » r r , A. D , 1914, b y li n n .
Boy Patriot! Write to Kaiser.
T h o eager patriotism of tho hoys of
the German em igre Is manifested In
m a n y quaint letters sent by them .to
the knitter, l le r o nro tw o o f these, pub
lished In the F r a n k f u r t e r General Anre Igor T h e w riters In almost every
c a s o address the kaiser with childish
fa m ilia rity us " D u " tthou). Instead of
u sin g tho usual formal " 8 le" or "MnJestnL"
To Itis Majesty th« Kaiser:
Dear Kaiser—That you began th« war
on
Aug. II please« us very much. We
w an t to a s k y o u w h e th e r wo can
h e lp th e fa th e rla n d . If we get p e rm is
s i o n from ytsi wo a r e read y nt one«. The
m o n e y »<> h n v o rnrri'ed w il l bo given to
t h n |>*»>r
Wn II even help o u r p u r e n l*
boy«
w h e r e v e r w o c a n . a n d p r o m i s e t h e m lo b*
Indu strious
I ri i p r-r tu l M o l r s t y :
N o w tn t tie w a r wo p r o m i s e y o u to d o
a n y t h i n g you ask. Wo a ro willing to help
c a r « fo r tho wound««). Wo will carry
w a t e r to th e th i r s t y soldiers th a t «pass
t h r o u g h , t o t h a t th e y ca n drink. If neces
s a r y w r nro even willing to c a rr y u p bul
l e t s If * i nnd nny. ,
Many greetings lo thy majesty Wilhelm
Roh«nioll«rn
Feigning Death. Used as Stool.
A w o u n d e d K uhs I uii s o l d i e r l y i n g In
t h e b in p l f n l at Munt-nw te l ls all ex
I00-Tu«*fe-|3tr
i_____________ _____
_
--
...
-— ■
i»f fored a y of
F. A.
W 'h t t n r y , J u d g e of th# l u t h Ju d ic i a l ( ‘I rr u it
of F lo ri d a , a r i in g In i h r « l - f r i r # e «l H un .
Ja*
V\ Frrk in a, Ju«Ig# of the 7th Ju d ic ial
C i r c u i t of F lo r i d a , in a certain r a u t e pendin g in th# C ir c u i t C o u r t of the 7th J unì Irla I
C i r c u i t of F lo r i d a , In and for Semlnol®
cou nt y', in ch a n c e ry . In which C ath e ft fif
|>u S1 artnuelr, a* e i e c u t f l t of th® l a t i * will
â n j teatamant of F n . S t a r b u c k , deceased,
u co m p ta Ina nt n i d W . J. V a n d e r grift la res pan di nt, I «hall «#11 at p ub li c o u t c r y to th#
h ig h«* t and he»t hi if «1er for r a » h d u r i n e I he
jr ( ¡|| huura of «ale «m M o n d a y , th® ¿ m i day
0 f N o v e m b e r . A . I K 1911, at th® c o u r t hou#®
rfo«»r at San ford In th e c o u n t y of Sovnlnofe
BnrJ i t « t r of H o n d a th# follow in g deacflhed
p r o p e r t y to-wit
T h e S o u t h Fifteen « I& i arrr * of th® Sou th
. s9( n u a r t r r of th® Southw®»t Quarter of Secf j lin E le v en ( 11), T o w n a h l p T w ® n i y - o n e ( l l )
S o u t h of IlMhgr T h i r t y * o a # (3 1 ) F * * t, Semi*
ny)*, m u n i ) , F l o r i d » , pur chaser to p ay
titl e.
A K iM tW K K H ,
t p e r i » I M « » i r f m ( ’ hancef y
V S M 'd ilt! • K
Solicitor i«tf * u ni! lairtani
I I T u e » Ate
__
N ot ice of Ap|dir*iioo ur *** I >erd ll ndef
Beef loo 3 I S of the l i m e r a i Ht alu Ir®
N*fll#e la hereby given t h a t F F. Wood* i
rufi, |.urch a »er of l a i Bale t eri ific a ir « N ua
2434, dated th# 3r d d a y of A p r i l , A. 0*
1893; N o . 1627, dat/d th e 2n*l d a y ol J u n e . ,
A . I K I Öfl *2; No, 3 U ), d a t# d l h # fith da y of (
J u n e , A. I). 1910, N o 311, dateil the Lth
d a y of Jun e, A, IK 19 Ml
N o . 31)9, dated
I b a fith d a y of Jun e, A
!» 1910; No. ¿99,
d a te d the 6lh day of J u n e , A . M. U * l l ;
N o . 212, dated the 74b day of Ju n e , A IK
1909, haa filed «aid c*'rtlficate* In rny of* j
fir® am i ha* made applicai inn for t a i deed* ]
to lamia# in accordance w it h ! • »
Saul r # r tlflcatea embrace the f d l o w l n g
deaerfbed .
p r o p e r t y altuatad in S e m in o le c o u n t y , Hu/*.|
Ida, t o - w i t
N o . 2,434 embrace*. B e g 2iM)| ch* h of [
N W cor Sec 2. T p ¿0 S,, It 30 1«, run L i
6* c h « . S If. cha. W 5 r h « . N I S cH*. « S
acre*
T F # »ai»! la nd b r i n r «••#**»*d at th#
d s t f *-« Ib^ lf.i l« ri.. <if
d - l * r f l ( l l i s t r in
I,,
n i me (if l
ll
l
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N o . t « '- 7 rf-tnlirsf t*. Il*1, 1- 4 ■ ■». V* 1 « '
r h s « d N K roi «f i f f î I ,- " ' .
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r u n S IÍI (I ff « 4 rh*. t •" -b V
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n ( o u r ! of ( ««uni) Jifdgr ^ S e m i nul# f o u n i )
r h . , N IS . I f , h 1 7 ' rh*
*» -‘ T - I - , V«
Ht a i r of Fl i» ri da
M .7«» rh*
T « - - - - n Isf'-I b . i r i , , l - r - . - ( f st
tho •tili' ul tkv l u u s i i r o ul » u r l i r - f l í l k « i o I n r » E o la l * ul
|n t h . m i n f ol M i r y A i'( * « t »r
« ' » r l i f i n t » j I l - I I . Wh ltn or
N o . S10 r m l i m n , 11,g1,5 r h « N « m l Î S . 5 I O O )
N o l l e » l> h n o b y ( I v o n « o >11 w h o m I« rosy
c h « E ol S W cor Ser
Sfi. T p 19 S, 11 30 K
con cern l h » t on l h « I S t h l U y ut J , n u * r y ,
Min N 13 r h, K 21 rh* S W l y I fi. S f i l i l o 1 A, l>. 1915, 1. *h*ll a p p l y lo i h r H o n o r a b le
e h , W 13 r h .
T h « •■fi) U n t i b r i n g « . . « . r f i « t - o r g e «i Il«fr1ng. Ju<lgv ol «sl<l c o u r t, ••
s t I h r ( U l f ul !hf> l i i u i n r , o f . u r h c u í n - J u ' l g r nt p r o b i « » , !o r
m y ritrai d U r h s r g « »•
cat o In l h « n » me ol «'. ir. f j n i l * l c y .
» d i t i i l i U i m o f ot «ho » « l a t o ol H . l l . W l i l t C c N l f l t s t » No. S I I r n b f » c o » . Ile*
I O ! » n r t . i l o c c « « J ; » n d t h s t s t I h » » « n i » li m * I
e h , E O S W cor o l H*e 35. T p 19 8 ^ fi 30 - w ill p r w n l m y finsi accou nt * » 4
ad m in !»E , n i r N 13 R ch» E 8. 2 9 - 1 0 0 eh». S 12 U I r s l o r of aald m t s t e ,
a n d a » k foc t h r l r » pí h » , . VA g.19 eh», 7.83 acre*, «h * » » I d U n d 1>rsv*l.
b r i n » r K»r**rd •• l h » d» U * o f t h « t u u s n c »
I ) » t « d J u l y 9s.h, A . U . 1914.
o f i » ) ' t certificat» In th e n » m » ol C . I l s
J. N. JV K ITN E 1 1 .
U n d ,! V.
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C r r t l O t s t » No. 309 e m b r a c e » B cg 30.1-100 ch I 4 M m m
7-10 8 - l l
9-8 I 0 - — 3
11-10 12 9
A lw ays K ings True.
Behind Joy nml laughlnr then» majr
b«- a ti-miicraniont coarse, bnrd and
callou s
Hut lifriitnd sorrow thorn la
alw u ya sorrow.— O sca r Wild».
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C . H . D IN G E E
P lu m b in g and
G as F i t t i n g
All Work llecciTcs My Personal
Attention And Rest Efforts
Opposite n o Hall
T rlrplinna N o 23
Henry McLaulin
JEWELER
V
MY SPKCIALTIES
Pickanl's Maini Pnlnled China
Gorham's Sterling Silver
j
Rollers’ Plated Ware '
Kltlirvnml Waltham Watches
ALL g o o d s
g u a k a n ie j .d
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THE SANFORD HERALD
P A G E EIGHT
ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
The Junior C iv ic League have voted
to contribute n large part of their
fund» for the playground equipment.
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
— a, •
—- UP-TO-DATE------------
Mr. and Mrs. I). E , Freeman u l,
Tampu spent the week end in S a n
ford, the cuMts of their sister, Mrs.
Anna Walker.
Communlcatlone for this Column Should he Marked “ Society Editor
Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, P h o n e 201
Announcements
The Literature Dept, of the Wom
an's Club will hold their regular
fle e tin g tomorrow i Wednesday! ufternoon nt the home of Mrs. Henry
Wight, at half past two o'clock. A
full attendance is requested.
The Daughters of Wesley will give
a musical at the home of Mrs. L. 1L.
Philips Friday evening. Music, re
freshments and n good time assured
nil who attend. A silver offering will
lie taken.
Mies Ell a H. Tiding»
Miss Ella B. Tidings, a mission
ary direct from Mexico will be at
the Congregational church tonight
(Tuesday) under the auspices op the
Methodist church.
Miss Tidings
has many interesting experiences to
relate and comes with a ' f u n d of
knowledge direct from the .field.
Mexico, which has been in the lime
light for so many months will be the
subject under discussion. A cordinl
welcome extended to every one.
EDUCATION
1, The Debt H'c Owe Our Trachert.
If it is true t h n t the cash v a lu e of
an cducntioncis w o r th one th o u sa n d
dollars per n n n u m , a'nd a total of
fifty thousand in forty years, w hilst
an ■ uneducated than cannot earn
more than e ig h t e e n thousand dollars
in forty years, therefore we shout d
feel inllchted to our teachers and
the state for th e gain of t w e n t y - t w o
Rost Meeting
.Murry
thousand dollars /or each graduate.
'2 U hill M utl ||> I in About It!
l-*-t us as parents am! guardians
acknowledge our great debt to the»e
fait hi ul officers of the slate; an d
Osborn
Mrs. M. It. Macoy announces the
engagement of her duuglitcr, Hilda
Adelaide to Mr. Elbert Paul Osborn,
the wedding to take-place October
2 9 th.
sdiow them our g r a titu d e by se n d in g
our children e v e r y d u y of every term ,
an d see that we require our sons,
daughters and w a r d s to get their
lessons and bring
un credit» lib**
Congrrgniionnl Social
A very delightful evening of music
and fun was enjoyed by the mem
bers und friends of the Congrega
tional church last Friday evening,
all voting it to lie one of the most
enjoyable alfairs ever given by the
church
Amusing games were in or
der tlie early part of the evening,
followed by a short, pleasing progrnm of music.
In tin- hat chidthrowing contest, Beecher Kent won
won "th e biggest piece of take” for
long distance throwing.
Mrs. F. P Strong, Miss Lucille
Aspinwatl, Dr. Walker and Mr. K. T.
Woodrull rendered two fine song -e
lections, Chappell's " ( ¡le e " and "A n
Evening Song" by Straub
Misses
Isabel strung, Sarah Wight and
Florence Witte gave a violin num
ber that, was greatly
enjoyed.
The pleasant affair ended with re
freshrnents and cordial expressions
for a not her gel together social Hi tinnear future.
Mrs W I) Holden has returned
from .-ever»I weeks' visit to Ja c k s o n
ville,
present were Mrs. J-> IV llobertrj
l Mrs. ('has. Knnner has returned
teacher; Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs.
Hayes; Misses l.ola Evans, Klira- from a visit of six weeks to New
beth Musson, Kathleen Steinmeyer, York and the east.
Hilda Carson, Edna Plant, Louise
Mrs. John W. Dickins is expecting +
Harris and Lucca Chappell.
her mother, Mrs. S. A. Wood of ^
Brooklyn, N. Y ., to arrive on Wed- ^
Suet I Shotrtr
Mrs. E. D. Brownlee was the re nesday to spend the winter.
cipient of a pleasant surprise and
lots^ of jjood things from the Indies
of the Presbyterian church yester
day afternoon nt her home on Mag
nolia avenue.
She watt showered
s n t» k e r ^ £ ^ . rXiy -;lrf'-:rtf~T£5ritTErt!tT
fulfilling "swee.ts to the sweet.” the first article, Both favorable an d
A n d I V e heard of a t
Mrs. Brownlee itt very, popular with otherwise.
the ladies of her church and the least one you n g m an, who had d r o p
bouse w a r rmwyicd with frlepds who ped out of high school, that has d**J
delight to do her honor, the pleas cided to return. W e rejoice gre a tly
ures of the afternoon being enjoyed and feel well r e p a id for the labor in
gettin g together t h e facts.
by all.
The next rose meeting will lie held
at the homo of Mrs. J. 11. Ferguson
ou First street.
nelly and Mrs B \Y Herndon won
llie north and smith pnxes, duinty
little powder pulls for the guest
chamber. The east and west prir.es
were won by Mrs Frank Miller and
Mrs. it. A. Newman
These were
pretty shoulder
bouquests.
The
popular hostess served a delii ion-
OCTOBER
We take this opportunity to show our
beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods
Silk iuvd«Wool dress mateealsfiiffhnnn'gs;
etc.
It being our custom always to b ta in
the newest novelties, etc., we announce
our annual
FALLOPENING
Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday
Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th
READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT
monthly reports or require them to
give a good reason for their failures,
U we all »ill do thi- our schools
will In* worth much to our children
I know t.y experience that f parents and guardians neglect to exam
into these monthly reports, th ey
*¡11 prove absolutely worthless, and
both
teachers a n d
pupils suffer
from tin- m glei (
Here you will find
displayed all the
newest fashioned
su its, ctrpHS~nnd
coats for tn rtie sr^
Also a pretty line
of coats for children
and young ladies.
course of cream ed chicken and a1
S u f i i rm h ntlmi and Tmrhrr*
paragUS salad. Mrs M cLaughlin'Now. if it is trill1 thal tin* cash
guests wen*
Mesdame? C o n n e lly . value of an e d u c a t io n , that may be
Herndon, Miller, Barnes. Puleston, acquired in 22HII «lays in both
N ew m an, Lake .....i tí. i Sm ith
gram m ar s a d timii.‘JifItofl a »
Iwcnlv two
l'i
rom o/
t f , u Mo II
"in*
i!.* .
ihoiisar.d
ill si l o u d
is
dollar-,
w orth
and
? ftt o f t *
Mr A C Hamrick, Stale Com
ma líder of tin* Mut-t-ahctui s|M*nl -«.-t
eral dil-ys in Sanford Jast
week
"Diese .ire no! la n c j tig urea Imi
-olid Luts co[[,-i te-l from I S ( • n
"< IMioution and Sags - F*»un
d lion of l.dio-ullon . I tudieve
Mi-- Agin*- I lema ree ,,i S t s
) an will Io, , k at *. ,,ur Ia qors from
Smyrna is tlit* gue-t ofA Mrs Shu* this ........ of view you will not only
r>n
■■!**; it 1+ri«
»
+
»
— ’ • t*e rncrnTTaged ' ‘/ tllirsel cTs'tTPT* tlitf*
will see to it tfiat each pupil under
charge,
shall do ids whole duly to
Miss Claire Cameron and brother.
wards
the
state and hjs parents.
f u n ry H'erl I'irclt
Mr. Argie Cameron op Cameron
•1. I'» I’h¡iilt of All Ihr Schools:
The members and friends of the City were in town Friday night for
Fancy Work Circle were very de the Congregational sonai
lightfull) entertained at t lie hum*1 of
Mrs \\ \\ Long Thursday after
noon. 'I'he hours passed pleasantly
in social intercourse. A dainty salati
course was served.
Enjoying Mrs.
Long's hospitality were Mesdames
II. II. Hill, T. S. Davis, Roberts,
Hines, E. J . Parsons, 1?. T. Wood
The Misses Julia and Rebecca
ruff, E astcrby,
Misses
Margaret Wicker of Newberry, S. ('., are
Roberts ti.d Whetler.
guests of their cousin. Miss Genie
Wicker.
LADIES’ NECKWEAR
A large assortment, of brand new neckwear. All
those new “vest” effects, flared collars, silk and lace
jabots, etc. all made of nice material. See this display.
SPECIAL SHOWING 01
L BOY’S SUITS
Straw Ride
Mr Joe 1 e M olt v i a the genii'I
Mrs. C K Hi
hint to n jolly party of plei si r Hi-rt, Mr. Hurt
m ek< m Ft tui a / e v tiii.p , the pi t
Mnrtin motored o
going out to I obit.so,i Spring», to spend Sunday
where n delicious oyster supptr w u s ; Sanford,
served by Mr, WelUr Bet tty. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop chaper
Mr. Norman Tool spent the week
oned and the young people repo'rt er.d in Sanford the guest of friends.
having had the best time over.
Those invited to participate in the
delightful outing were Mr. and-Mrs.
Bishop, Misses Belie Smith, Char
lotte Hand, Helen Howland, Saidie
Williams, Florence Frank; Messrs.
J . D. Roberta, Arthur Yowell, Gal
loway, Loyd, Marks and Dr. Falm
Mr. and Mr». II. K. Tolar are in
A charming event of the season Jacksonville for a ten days* visit.
was the housewarming
and mis
Mr. D. ,P. Caldwell left on, Mon
cellaneous shower* tendered Mr. Htid
Mrs. Geo. Watson last evening by day for a week’s business trip to .the
the Travel Club of the Methodist East Coast.
church. Mr. and Mrs. Watson were
Reginald Holly is attending school
delightfully surprised
with
the
thoughtful attentjon of their friends a t Tampa.
an d a good time was onjoyed by all
Miss EUa B. Tidings Is the guest
present.
of Mrs. L. R. Philips.- The ladies
of Sanford are invited to call at
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. W. R. King wits tho agree Mrs. Philips' Tuesday afternoon
able hostess a t a very delightful (today) to meet Miss Tidings.
dinner party Frid ay In honor of Mr.
—
Little Mario Stamper, who met
K in g 's birthday.
A bountiful and
tempting repast w a s . served, -tho with such* a painful accident last
She Is
toasts and good wishes furnishing a week is slowly recovering.
humorous diversion. Responding to -the rnciplont of many delightful a t
M rs. King’s Invitations were Mrs. tentions from sympathising friends.
M. R. Macey, Mrs. Speer and A postcard shower from the mem
bers of the Congregational Sunday
Misses Hilda and Bertha Macey.
•chool and flowers from tho Fourth
gjsdo being a source of pleasure to
^ Daughters of Wesley
Mra. Geo. F o x was the char/nlng thy little lady.’
hostess' to the Daughters of Wesley
Seventh street park, otherwise
a t the home of Mrs. Claude Hern
don T hursday evening last.
After known as the Gram mar School Park
the transaction of business s pleas tips been set aside by the M ayor s n d l
a n t ; o d s l lljne was enjoyed. Those Council for a children's playground.
House IP o tm in p
.
I BEAMS
CHANNELS
ANGLES AND
ALL SHAPES
BOILER PLATE
TANK STEEL
STRUCTURAL
IRON WORK OF
ALL KINDS
TRUSS RODS
STAY BOLTS
GALVANIZED
COPPER AND
ZINC SJHR&TS
OAK
CYPRESS
MAHOGANY
WHITE PIN E AND
ALL HARD- WOODS
LAUNCHES
SKIFFS
. DORIES
* * *
BUILT TO
f
OHDER
BOILERS AND TANKS
BUILT TO ORDER
Competent force o f liorkmcn for
road work at all tim es
¡NVILLE , FLORIDA
Here you will see all those
things your boy has been
craving in the way of a suit.
7
Beautiful line of 150 boy’s
suits, brand new.
DON’T FORGET THE BOYS
DISPLAY
ROYAL BRAND,
Openings are not always for ladies. We will have
also a special display of Men’s Furnishings.
�W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
pi) R U SH E D • ■
SEMI-WEEKLY
TH E SAN FO RD H ER A LD
IN S A N F O R D
W,„tl. Living
SANFOKI». FLO R ID A , FIUDAT. o( TOI1KK IG. l u l l
f i p j M E VI
Methodist (hurrh
Men and women of the Method
ist ehurrh. a feast for you
Miss
Kilpatrick will teach ami address the
Brotherhood and Wesleyan Truth
Seekers at the Sunday school session
plenty o f fe e d a n d w a t e r Sunday, 18th at 9 -45. Be early.
Ilov. C. W. White, Florida Meth
the year r o u n d m a k e s
odist Sunday School Field Secretary
fine b eef c a ttle
will have charge of the opening* ifh»l
Hon. Seth Woodruff of Orlnndo closing exercises of the Methodist
JÜu:-ü*5rT^***er^“ ï enr«u.lc Sunday school Su nday mottling...IS*
FLORIDA CATTLE ✓
ARE THE BEST
l.ifr /»
^
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
NO
REPORTS FROM SEAT OF WAR
ARE CENSORED BY BOTH SIDES
World’ s Scries Money
Huston.
Mans
(let
11,
Despite
IS
FLORIDIANS CAN
LIV E A T HOME
the rather mediocre play of ^lie tinaj
game, the enthusiasm of the thou
sands of s|K>etators furnished a
thrilling climax when the lust Ath
letic was put out und championship THERE IS Nì VNEED TO HUY
ACCORDING TO THE LATEST DISPATCHES NO honors were assured lifor the Brave
ANYTHING OUT OF
Tuesday. Cheering throngs piled ou
NEW^DEVELOPMENTS WORTH MENTION
THE STATE
Tuesday.
Cheering throngs piled
ING HAVE TAKEN. PLACE
out of the bleachers and rushed for
tine of the
the Braves hm ijm
V T f--'
"ÎJ- FTr-ntfît^nmrEr-ne"r--Ow<er-n-f»
the first to the dugout'- nTUT*" were sPnd rtll'its MoneV out for food and
- w^ tnfHT !l m r vT>Ti<w»*»T
The (iermans moving on Ostend rrmtimir'? after eleven days of tight
(he Volusia county lido of the ^St. right on time, or a few minutes be are reported to have occupied Bruges ing, favorable to the Germans, re shaking hands and congratulated. tluUcJB thing aupplieH.-am well as for lu*winners on their victory.
Mr. Woodruff has fore opening time, 9 :46.
Airica, says the Jacksonville Metrop
Johna nver.
fifteen miles east of the former city. pented advances of the Russians
Sunday morning, 18th, 9:45 will
li e ca life of the short ness of the olis. *• *
- !
•bout 400 head of-fine fat cattle
having
"I-«en.,
repulsed
with
heavy
This • report is confirmed - from
neutral
scries the club owners and the na
ind when they are trri
btought to Snn- he surely Banner Day at the Meth sources. '
Florida
is
like
practically
every
lu.<Si-s. ,
tional commission divided a smaller state in the Union. You could build
(0rd and placed on cold storage for odist "Sunday school with Miss KlizA German official statement com
Paris says thut the tighling con sum than in an y world's series since a wall around the state, and th*
i few dayi they are better thnn any abeth Kilpatrick and Itev. C. W. ing d irect" from Berlin by wireless
me
tinues along the front from Warsaw 190&. The attendance at the gahie people could live within the state on
No Methodist
Western l*ecf that ever graced the White in charge.
snys their troops in Qe.lgtum are
Przemysl. hut* gives no details. wns 14,526. r Tho total attendance what is produced here. There ia cot
Uble. The editor of The Herald •hould lMt.^al)*cnt--n treat rarely inarching in part toward Ostend and to
%
offered.
hid a Woodruff roait tho other day
A Russian advance in cast Prus for the series was 111,00 0; receipts, ton enough for cotton clothes, w o ol
iti part to u southwesterly direction
$225,7.1 9; players’ share $ 121,900.9 4 ; enough for woolen clothes, grain
Miss Kilpatrick, teacher of the
ind thought it was western meat
toward the French frontier. There sia is suggested in a dispatch from
until the butcher Informed him that largest Brotherhood rlass in the has been severe fighting east of Amsterdam, which quotes a German each club's share, $40,612.5 8 ; and enough for hrradBtuffs, and enough
the nationul commission’ s propor live stock could easily he produced
United States will, he at the Meth
it-was from the Woodruff ranch.
Soissons and the Argotyto und the correspomtTTTt- at Rustenburg as re
• Florida is destined to become one odist Sunday school Sunday morn (iermans have at . no point lost porting t I'iit the civiltim populiition tion, $22.571. As winners, the Bos for our meat, and enough poultry for
ton players receive 60 per iVnt of the poultry und egg supply, and tho
of the greatest cattle countries in ing nt 9 :45. Don’ t fail to he there ground, it i* declared
French of Goldap Pul evacuated the town
She
will
have
charge
of
the
Brother
$ 121.900.74. or $ 71. 140.56, while the streams are alive with fish, so that
the southwest or southeast in u few
claims of suctcsitcK in the Woes re for ‘ 'military reasons atld precau
Athletics,
us losers, get $48,760.18. we would have plenty of fish and
hood
and
Wesleyun
Truth
Seekers’
wars on arrount of the fine ranges
tions.”
district are dented.
Twenty-six players on the Boston sea food
Then we would have all
'ihst are good in winter and summer classes (women
This afternoon’s French official
Gold:. |
In • a«t Prns?ia ten miles (club a r e e l i h g i h l e to s h a r e III the the citrus fruits we needed and to
and the fact that cold weather ami
I s t a t e m e n t uni l t i ' l l l i i - - t h a t t h e al lies mile i ft
'!• frontier and .iPunt j |,r)7, m o n e y , g i v i n g e a c h m a n $2.- spare, all the vegetables, melons and
The Apopka N.-a* |.i«t wiek of
blizzard« .ire never known on the
k m 1 m a d e p r o g r e s s in t h e r e g i o n of thirty ti
t*
ill s iniri h uf I \ ck. I is 1 1 |o -houli! the money he divided other luxuries that could possibly lx*
The Tosohatchee ranch fered a very pretty picture on it*
range’
I ells a n d b e t w e e n Arr as a n d Alber t
I
» here l
l.lll" Mere r• • I-» t •\ e.piully. Ilf the Athletics, 26 pluy- used and to spare.
front
page
I
lie
ilei
oration
gun
near this city comprises over twenty
O n tl»e c e n t e r t | i e allies. It is said, reported
ers are entitled to divide the loser's
sis
led
of
a
view
taken
on
the
heuutlIt is said that Florida sends more
thousand acres of lumi and has reCraonnc, while a German offensive
end,
each would give each Muckmnn money out of the state for poultry
cently been stacked with, some fine ful Wckiva river. The scene is picA
dispatch
from
Rome
says
fire
in
have advanced in the direction of
$2,011.68, on a share and share alike and eggs than the citrus fruit crop
The News
I bulls and high grade cattle, sheep turesque ami inviting.
movement to the north id Faint Die the Austro Hungarian arsenal at basis. Players oT neither club have
amounts to unnually. If that even
Trieste virtually destroyed a dread
and hogs and in a few ycura will he says that this is a place that particu has definitely been checked
been, as vet. notified of the division approaches the fart«, it is u solemn
a source of revenue to the owners, larly appeals to sportsmen and it is
nought
and damaged m
tnr|M-dn
Trie r e p o r t s a n d c l a i m s r e g a r d i n g
Thu players receive reproach on the slate and the intelli
the
Wekitu
hua I ili
Several workmen o| the money
ill of »horn ure Snnford residents certain that where
th> sit lint lol l hi l he e a s t e r n t heu ter
|i
ss
money
than
h a s .fallen to their gence of the people
Florida could
suspecti *i
I la : it- mi ha v e hi «•II
. Espcrts here from the big packing Dow« near Sanford the fishing muld are as c o n f l i c t i n g as hi-fore
lot
since
I
lie
series
of 1 •»10
arrested
he the largest poultry producing
bouses. who are buying all the Flor not he unv better
A dispatch [rmii IVtrogmd -ays
I
slate hi tiie l mon
We could ul less
ida rattle the\ call get ure- of the
t*. \u-tru Gerin.il. ir-wy w.i ■ .un ; |i,,,.;,
r. r* l i v i n g t 1 e
ici - I
expense
far
surpass
Iowa
in this re
opinion that the Florida entile fed I
1.
| pletely d e p u t e d
W e d n e s d a y III l h * ' i u t l e | l t in
• >' ' l a - l i e l l l gl reflj.*
( * •>!spect
We buy corn and hay from
on velvet lien ns. Ithmies grass, .lap j
I m ighhorhood of Warusw, Pul i ml. i , r;l ,, f orlili moil g the Russia IIS
northern state*
We raise two crops
anw cane und the native grass or |
I suffering etiornioils In* a s III .a*';.il
,„,| \ ^
I
.1 Mll't V
•fit*
my of the many different kinds of
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on‘‘
I« twenty rro,« of
lies and prisoners
11„. ( rinati forces while the Brit
P lJll
f l 1 / i l l v 1 I I 1 i l U I Day. certainly in some parts of the
(red that aliioiiid in Flortiia aril far
A wireless message from Berlin ish are I'urrvmg medical expert* to
•tate, every y,-ur
This I* money
auperior to the western rattlo that W O R L D
MAY LOOK
HERE
|1 .>
1.0 , |„lt . .,1 I,..1(1.. . il Ffum ••
• w. r o vaino.* ff!I
lira
w
n
aw
a
y
art only fat ut certain times of tin
•• • g tin
Hrit'-I
and $">,110(1 U T K O I ’ K H T .D I1Y T H E
FO R T H E Fl Ï I R E S I I T I . Y
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butter
mid all dairy
water With the eradication of t he
STR O Y T H IS PLAN T
In a short while now at Ifa- out
products
instead
.OatxoTisbursi’ -*
cattle tick there 1« nothing to annoy side tmt inure t ha n a J> vv .ear*
I a ngri g aim nal ( hurt It
M e t Ini ili *l t h u r rh
Florida get« in nddfltorial $5 0011 other - l a p *
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tin
engin
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Article, at incorptirajiuii hu\c up- Si lllllp.lge
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111. t il. .Olili a» i I Ioni a 1 1- lidi d 11 ■I# * • f , mf •• wa** 4 t|thu i
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-lait liai t la |n;r n il* . 1,11g |t, I * . I Tuni
feared tu The Urr. Oil'for the San
salid ai re. II* • icari d liit
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w .1 T«h lot
i n.P- r I idn.iti g Ima t * 'and ma
Wi»y wonldn t il ta- a good idea
ford Company, nfj^nizril finder the of • a m p li or t ri -j- vi ili I • gì i
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III " • •(,-<• • : 1 1 . \Y• Vi .ititi pl.m lu t.llli l-l
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lu tu r v ire set ured and t lia- depart fur tin* newspaper* and t lu hoards of
la » * iff t himl.i tor tile purposes as story gin** in ( l.iy ritiiaity tl.it t In
■nun' ai.d tiri ng «1 Irti nd wtilt y «»u litis* '*t t lie ■•h i t ■h
1 fill-1 T l
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luted in the notice hut primarily w Inde trnit ,.f | " uriti a. re- vidi aMi
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tin*
pest
of
Floro
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a
n
iz
e
some
‘Tait's
Live
at
llotne'
for the piif|"*-i^ " i _ r ai.-jfili, ¿topping soliti a* pie.s| h|e he st UiTili d wIt li i a ni used in our ¡suuday school oppor
>1 reputation
Iler inspira
nia
unterI
Clllh*1
Suppose
there
wu*
such
a
marketing Florida fruits and phor tree*
tunity I* given to lit in any new titillai id d res*e* Ii i . la I n iti vi ii in
11
b i l l s of t w o
iw* i luh iti every towt in Florida
Su|>H
«u
11
upon
Yfgetahjes
The company .is com
The reputi d •>« tu r* of t In • • m . .l-.i - l'i ii' —uM
I .list >i|lld.iy this ;ii! I ' . of t lie .
prur.i t<>d by a s li ght d l - t a l u i - Und puM- that club* were working nil the
posed of W H ff
Ii. i he me* lor t • • u . i \ w ill he I lu- I
indu-try in t lay niuniy i* thè I lor w.i* dolle und new table* put in lor
! wi • h th. m .i ti t hl II,- fill • Ut tl tig tutu- tu keep .......
it i nine, in livi
Shilling. K K. Dickerson und l-euli
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-I h) i l e p o s i l i n g them in greti t
the <;,t ' • t . . . Hon
I la v i li g re
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..ml.
past
it.
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l I . r--y . r .1 r vice* a- usual >■ \l
Ia «t - it . t.i nt vi .1 1 1 .ii iht ii.itustry
he
living off the chickens and egg«
the
IUU.*S£»
III
crushed
the
Ktn-utn
frali) pur I,a.e d th
Itati-* plin e will he pus lied aiitiig tin- must a g
S un d a y .
Ill th e -e v e n in g the s|H-eial, and oilier services.
hyacinths soon rot • completely und produced here. It doesn’ t take long
nm Monroe they have entered Into
It I« oxp e c te d that the largest a t
gressive lines and in u short while short sermon will he on " T h e M a n
cease to propugutifor chickens to grow from lb« eggs
tnc life of the Florida grower with
the plantation will he producing w ith N u I - i n g unge h u t a C r y , ” w ith tendati'!* of tin- year will In- present
It doesn’ t take long
Mitpir lanliic said that tin most to laying In-11s
(rest zest and expect to plant winter
service* Sunday
tin- following special music during **'
camphdr
from
the
halt
lung
of un egg to the
i lli'i tin - method ever i|e\|*i d for
Vffeubles this m-ukoii.
mu- ha * -. n 11 . 11.1 *
F
M i li ta r y P rep ared n r« «
that service
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prmlur’ti»n
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K w r y hack
They will make a valuable uildii t .1 M.ll wi-li iltla
In I'tinnerti'iii wilti tin. .ii>ii 111)11-1 | I'reludi
I nfold.
Portal*
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n*irm
jM*uliry
farm.
lioti to the Celery Delta und The
camphor plantations ii , it- state t.uuiioil tu Fra tu e*
•pit.wall oil
instati.- rail n it her living
mp|i-le|y
.ind
L
'i'r'pe*t
and
It
killed
III
Herxld welcomes them to the San
Il tipi 1*1 t liur i It *.,» 11, t
[military authorities who have had | organ
ford w-ction
•pin Wly l"it a it , iiiit.ilt'* d a 11 a r i* \ p- tisi « li.iM in two !.', utilizing the
'1
t i t j * 11
i
•
P,
war brought to their «t • • 1 Ii
ilre.ti
V■ I I I II .nil tig '«till I ad'
«e t , c a l I'.i-e, cattle Mllli-red from the li.ii k yard lor raising t hickens in
it h
.1 tut
I t-y the present ruU1l1.it III I irupc. . tiiar
1 he Midwinter f air
stead of allowing it tit' grow up in
9 to Primary Sunday *1 lumi at effects of eating the sprayed plants
believe that this may some day
In* annual midwinter (air is
l itfiTtnrv "C a s t Thy Borden upon I\i*t i : * homi-. 5 in Park avenut
and after «nine dead cows wen- re wi-tds and grass
he held m Orlando from Frehruary men n the saving of the country tin I .lirai.
lait"« start n movement fur U
Mi** I.tifile Aspi It wall
•.♦..il* General Sunday »1 lumi in old ported to tin- department and irate
•f I» II.
*uys the Reporter-Star, Tin- camphor industry affords one of
"la-t’s Live ut Home” club in Flor
I'ii*llu*le, "Mtirch Pontificate,”
cattlemen
wunlcd
damages
for
kill
church.
¿tyi indo-Mion* point to splendid the t'kicntiala of high explosives. Gounod, on organ.
ing tlmir stock, congress forbade the ida, und set- what good we ran ac
II dd Preaching by the Pastor
Clhibits from each of tjie four roun- The world’s supply of sui h hns in
complis h
l.tiu Jr. H Y. P. 1' Mrs. Fdgur use of anything containing a poison
lir* which participated last y e a r — the past been secured from the island
The First Song
ous stilista lice, und the hyacinth for
Bigger«, limiter
Orxnge, Seminole, Osceola und Vo- of Formosa, a possession of Japan
M usic.il
years ran riot it? the streams
All
6.
In
Sr.
B
Y
P
U.
Miss
t'luru
A novel plan hus Jieen decided
**!*■
The Rgfiorter-Star adds that It is believed that in n few years this
kinds
of
additions
were
made
to
the
The young ladies of the Method
president.
• w ftir grounds ure being put in country will not he dependent upon upon fnr the selection of the first Mille
spraying subitanee to make it n-|n-|. ist church will give a musical nt the
7
I"
Preaching,
subject
"The
Btg
sung
to
In'
*ung
in
the
New
Baptist
Sne condition and that the race any other foreign nation for its sup
hint to catt|e, both in taste and in residence of Mrs. L. It. Fhiliii* Fri
Temple
Oe next Sunday votes will Feusrt
Irtck will Im- given u new coating of ply uf na^iuilior.
stni'll. und though one mixture was day evening at 8 o’ clock.
You are always welcome
he made by aII present at each iW-rF * e d in Celluloid In d u stry
d*> and every detail completed to
found whlrh kr|*t the mixture off for
GKO KG K II i MAN.
Program:
¡wjke the event a hlg success.
Most of the camphor gathered vin- giung the name of the song.
three days, it was dangerous to eat
Pastor
The
song
receiving
Die
most
votes
Instrumental
Duet
ouunds of people, not only rep- from the plantations of Florida is
even after that time, so this prepara
will
he
used
first
und
the
four
next
Miss
Davi*
and
Miss Lucca ( ’ hnpjMill
iMcnting the four counties mention- used in the celluloid industry
It 1»
T h e Btg Feast
tion could not lie Used
Vocal
Solo
Miss (,’ arrio
f . hut including - many frdm all said that several big b a d g e a n d I highest will hi- used in the first ser
All 'hi- chair space in the Baptist
Major lutduc said that the St Itcuding
The lirst service will he on
Gladys
Morris
]>»rti of th,. United States, will visit button houses of th*- country are in vice
chur> I was in us- last Sunday even Johns und its tributaries have been
Violin Solo
Eleanor Herring
f indo during the fair an d’the .w on- terested in the plantations already Sunday morning, Nuv. 22nd, from ing und some dozen or more people
remarkably free from hyacinths the Mixed (Quartet
exhibit* will be seen and nd hearing the product. The quality is 6 :10 to 7 :00. Beginning that day on the outside of the building
The past year, alni it P< causing some
will
I«run
series
of
special
services.
Piano Solo
Mrs. Preston
• " f « by a multitude.
as high ns that of Formosa and it i*
building committee of the church t* wonderment among those who know
Rev F II Wutkins, pastor of the
Vocal
Solo
Mrs. Met tinger
snid thnt the camphor tree thrives
rushing the work on the New Temple the amazing propagating rupurity of
T a tier nude Baptist Church of V a l
Mrs. Mnxwell
on Florida soil. When the crop of
in order to he uhle to acrofnmoilate the plant. It is suggested by some Reading
dosta.
(itw.
has
been
engnged
to
con
Piano
Solo
..................Miss
Davis
leaves from which the product is dis*
the people.
men thut there have been consumed Ladies’ T r i o .................... .. . _.................. ....
duct
these
service*.
tilled, is cqt from the trees, it seems
Mr. Hym an, the pastor, will certain elements in tlie water* whit’ h
Mrs. Powers
to givo oven added vitality to the
preach next Sunday night on “ The favored the growth, while others be Piano Solo
The Crrillnn Music Club
Piano
Solo
Mrs. Tolar
tree, it is said, and thnt there is an
Big Fi-ast.” The ushers will do tlu-ir
The (’ ecilian Music Club met in best to give you a comfortable seat. lieve that lack of the usual abundant Mixed (ju urtet. . . . ................................
over increasing amount to Ik- gath
Punch will he jiervcd during the
the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Mun Special chorus singing and preaching ruins for the past two or more years
ered from year to year.
is responsible
All are surmises, how evening.
son
Saturday
nfternoon.
The
club
I r Government Interested
to help us live every dfky happy und ever, blit tho one thing —that is,
wus called to order by the president righteous.
A silver offoring will he taken nt
There
is
a
story
in
C
lay
county
P» Yowcll & Co.
that whereas in years Indoro tho St. the door. Benefit of the New Meth
and the following miscellaneous pro
that the United States government
Johns itself was often a great green odist Church.
gram was rendered:
Ret iirat page mention as
Jacksonville could buffd n lug
has already se.nt an exfiert to Flor
meadow-like expanse of hyacinths.
ida, who made a careful study uf Duet. Inereuna March Fnglcmun rottoti plant and give employment
the largest advertisers in
it is Mi» IJ II11*4Ull 1 fnr Ulte tl» Im
allM’'-' year to live thousand pcopliAnna Mason and Mrs. Munson
• •y*ters .ir*- • inning n.tu th « mar
the progress being made in the in
today’* issue. The* ad du'lr.v
t but It 411 t|M M comment
who
la
not
have
steady
employ
tih
iii
ket
ev.-ry day now front Turnbull
,
Morris
It is not known whether or In the Boat
ull
tinyear
She
could
build
Up
u
e
w
i-•*t
11
»M
il*
4
)
f
Bay
and they art- very fine
There
the
«tate.
I
im
U
vertisement may be found
ili-lcn'
Terwilliger
not this representative had any coin
lug
|
*
roll
and
a
lug
munufui
t
tiring
has
been
ju»t
j-nnugh
fresh
"water
mission
other
than
being
un
agent
c
u
r.
has
not
been
so
fortunati-,
for
j
on Page.8,
I tm t. March Mililuire
Koeltin
busillis» that would he worth
un
coming into the hay from Spruce
of the agricultural department. It
Margaret Davis und Julia laiing
from the Withluroochcc river cornea
immense
aum
to
the
city.
Why
talk
Creek to mnke them fat. Tho o ys
is claimed that the representative Variations of D ix ie .............. Goldcrjt
of factories for which we would hnve,*De report that the hyacinths have ters from tht- cultivated In-ds are ex
S p e c ia l N o tic e
was much impressed, however, with
Kdna Williams
**
To this water ceptionally fine this season. ~ Now
to go hundreds of miles for the raw closed the sternnt.
the manner in which the camphor Duet. Iris
. . . Pieronodd mutcruil, while the raw material for
Jhe Herald wili on each tree thrives in this state. Some au
course Major Ladue has sent men Smyrna Breeze.
Helen Peck and Mrs. Munson
mill is at our doors? This for examination and oh receipt of
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, y «a« attention to thè thorities, it ia said, have even ven Minuet.............................. . Paderewski atulkcotton
about low wages in cotton mills
Truck
grower»
M the Lake Worth
tured tho assertion that the produc
re’port, if it is us stated, the h y a
•^est advertisement in tion of camphor will eventually take
Margaret Davis
ii making that class of industry un
district ^ are planning to organize,,
. Grieg desirable, i* hunk.—‘ Florida Metrop cinth machine will he sent there to nml posslhly will pur in their own
tne current issue."
its place along the forefront of the To Spring ....................... i
work.—- Titpe»* Union.
olis.
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Lucca Chappell
1 packing plant.
state's crops.
pa that:,'Z.
CAMPHOR FARMS
GREAT FOR FLA.
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ADDITIONAL MONEY
The Largest
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T H E SANFORD nEHALD
p a g e e ig h t
!■CURBSTONE GLEANINGS^
BUDGET O F OPINION “ JU S T BETW EEN
YOU AND M E .”
EVEN t h e g a t e
post
not
in
it
A C IIIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH.
“ HE’LL PREN T 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
“
wore permitted they would haye
lumdreils of correspondents in the
field. Selling newspaper» 1« a busi
ness just the same a» selling grocerlew or dry goods and whatever
the personal feelings of n publisher
may be you*ran rest assured that he
is printing every scraj» of news that
comes to hand, regardless of whom
it favors. '
DISPOSED OF FAMILY “PET”
Mr. D do Bore Much Wit h Fortitude,
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but There Came a Ti me When
Patience Failed.
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OCTOBER 6, 19U
ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
B E IN G
A
RESU M E
OF
SA N FO RD
M A P P E N IN G 3
U P - T O - D A T E - ------ ^=-^—
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Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor", or
IMionvd to Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Phone 203
li'oman'i Ciuf»
The first meeting of the season
, .
...
, r,. .
....
. . .
of the Womans Club will be held at
the Star Theater Wednesday nfternnnn (tommrow) at 3 o'clock. A
'full attendance is requested us matters of importance will arise for discussion.
will occur at Winter Garden to
morrow morning, October 7th, at
half past eight o'clock.
Miss Boyd is the daughter of
Mrs. Albert Jones and has a host of
friend» in Sanford, where she lived
for several years, previous to the
family removing-to W lntet Garden.
^Kfr. and Mra. Charles Tyler and
Mr. Warren Tyler have returned t0
Sanford for a the winter.
Mrs. Ci. B . Murrell of Lakeland
spent several ^nys in Sanford |an
week, the guest of Mra. K It M uirell.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyre of Lakolunr)
are the guests of their daugl
Mrs. Jarvis.
Mrs. T. J. Townsend and chddr,.n
are visiting Mrs. Townsend's
Mrs. J. T. Allen.
concert and every citizen of Sanford i "Old you ever haro a dog In the
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. WuImm,
j¡
should attend the concert ns a mark family T‘‘ asked lllldb. “Wo did rebegin housekeeping this week
||1(.y
of respect.
j cently. How that dog got into tho
will reside on Seventh street t , ar
j family, I don't know. Each member of
Pnlmctto.
To me the Jew Is the one par- tho houhehold wont around saying *1 ¡.
Society Women'» Plan
\J
A udion B ridge
New York, Oct. 2.— A movement
ticularly pathetic figure in the Euro am aorry they got that dog' by tho
In honor of her husband, Mr. F. J. '’ Miss Rona Murrell and Miss Kate
to aj,j Bouthern planters by popular- Gonzales and the sixteenth anniver
pean war.
He is to he found in time we had had him a week.
Underwood have gone to Talla
‘There wa. never any way of tell- w
cotton goodB for evening gownB sary of their wedding, Mrs. Gon
i It is nothing to me which side j V * * t number, in every army cnhassee ^hcre they will attend- i h t ,
who was w p o o i U k
w„ , t.rted here today, when Mias zales entertained last evening with a Woman’s College.
Wltis In this international unpleas- K«gcd in the conflict.
He ts loyal tng
cnee wlth_pw. No ono claimed, the ...
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■^'n Ut ~wni ' ‘*‘wl .brave .and • patient anti goes "credit of It
'
.
Florence Querns«*-, president of New* delightful anH‘enjoyirtsl<e t a rsi^sm i
ter but u n lessT h T allies hurry up forth to kill the min of hi. blood
‘‘We disposed of him because he Vork Cit>' Federation of Women's Four tables of auction bridge wt-re I Mi
Mr. A. C. Williams and Hub- ,tJrit
^
and take the Germans on the flank «Ho are opposed to the government took a piece out of a man’s trousers. Clubs Issued an appeal to 100,000 played.
Robert hnvo returned from iigleunder which he is serving, hut there It wa* -s- petldhir*«-- tmuxeix .
A charming simplicity prevailed thorpe, Oeorgñrr—
J* _ * . .jncmUft» oGkhtt i tttliititl^m
----------- - ( wh a t e v e r __ t h a t - means» and s t op
certainly
must be lacking the in- bad thing to 1f t a dog blto a.peddler
chase such a gown amr wear it at in the decorations of.pink and green.
their clock it is a lead pipe cinch that
rentr>\ which u<;Himtil.Uitf*
- j r - x a ^ JtrttrmytBnnnt i l f f C t y r ^ t C g r .
1 1 Wr ” Br*:
■e—
Tfet TlteBTgT.CglttJJ^»HiH0l^ .'^7y thta
other nationalities, and that is all a day or ao after the' event ami In- ¡ during tho week of Oct. 5lhf
Miss ranged with artistic effect.
The the city a few days this wick ht*
advisedly and from a careful scan
the more reason why the Jew is formed me that ho had been In the hoe* ■ Guernsey announced she would of- ladies' prize, a lovely cut glass com- gone to Pensacola to join Mr,,
ning of all the war news that comes
entitled to credit for the part he pltal a week, and that 1 must pay hla [or reBO|utions at tho convention of poat waa won by Mrs. Forrest Lake Barnes. They will return to San
to us filtered by. the sanitary in
The Belgian, the German, hospital expenses; also hla doctor's the New York Stato Federation of and Mr. Lake won the gentlemen's ford later.
spectors of all the armies. Tho Ger plays.
the Frenchman! the Russian, the bill; also for tho time he had lost from Women's Clubs, which meets at prize, a box of fine silk hose.
mans arc showing the world what
hla vocation; also for the pants which
Englishman, all have the pride of
Ringhnmpton Oct. 9th, and at the . A refreshment course of apricot
Mrs. La Rue Bliss 1ms returned to
a well equipped army of men can do
my dog hod ruined.
their individual nations as u spur to
"When I oaked .to see hla receipts New York City Federation
which ice and cake was served.
her home In Orlando,
and they are making a much better
Enjoying the hospitality of the
showing than nny of the allied ar activity and they are not fighting, from the hospital and doctor he offered meets Oct. 30th, urging nil women
as
a
rule,
the
men
of
their
own
popular
host and hostess were Mr.
to
compromise
on
my
paying
f5
for
to
join
in
the
movement,
mies all reports to the contrary not
Why Wind Th e mf
blood.
They’ are actuated by dif tho darnago done hla trousers. 1 of- . Mrs. Percy V. Pennypnckcr, presi- and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mr. and
withstanding.
Maybe there are people In town Aho
ferent ideals, different ambitions, dif fered- to pay the five, but Insisted on dent of the General Federation of Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs.
feel Hint keeping u rooster through
indorsed
Miss Geo. D. Bishop, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. the summer Ih necessary to life, liberferent customs, they speak a differ Immedlntn delivery of tho garment. • Women's Clubs
*, The first of October is here and ent language; hut this is not so of
"Ho wns unable to dollvcr tho goods. ( ; uornB,.y "gplan, saying it
wns in K, Watson, Dr. nnd Mrs. S. E. I’u- ty nnd tbo pursuit of hnpptnc»» t>ut
the time for the Supreme Court to the Jews.
He is the pawn of cir •°, It cost mo nothing. Still, it was a |[nif wjth (1(.r nppPa) *ent out to leston, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hern why wind them, like an alarm t lock,
settle the little dlflercnces about the cumstances und goes forth to battle narrow escapo, and I decided that 1
1 . 50 0 .0 00 cluh wo men of thi* fed- don. Mr. und Mr* G. F. Smith, Mr. every night’ —-Toledo liludu
brick roads has arrived, and while I against his fellows in the interest of had bettor either acquire a lawyer or c
ratiun, not only to comply with and Mra, A. P. Connelly, Mr. and
get rid of the dog.
.....
think of it, don’t you all agree with
another race. He does his duty with
(). McLaughlin, Mr and
"Whllo I wns pondering a man went * resident \ tlson s request to ut- Mrs.
me that the time for petty griev the full knowledge that the ultimute
Dally Thought.
Mrs.
Frank
Miller, M r s . Margaret
by all dressed up In a beetle-tailed
lhc !*■«• services next Sunances and bickerings has passed
A man’s truo wealth hereafter Is ths
outcome does not mean anything in coat, with whllo gloves on Uko a pall- 1 day, but to purchase as generously Barnes, Miss Mcll Whitner, Dr.
good ho has done In the world to hli
und it Is high time that all of us
particular to the Jewish race ar\d bearer ready to dance the tango, and us possible of American cotton rftn- Neal and Mr. Yowell.
fellowmen; .when he dies, people will
were together on tho great question
when the war is over he must again the dog fell for him. The apples In tho terials.
ask.
what property has ho loft behind
of going ahead and making brick take up the individual struggle for Garden of Eden didn’t look near as
---------Firhing Party
him?
But tho nngels will iotk. whnt
roads and ipore of them. We surely existence without the reflected great- good to Adam as thnt man did to my
v
Itridgr Lunchton
A jolly pnrt enjoying a day*» fish- good deeds has ho sent before him'—
Spend an awful tot of time talking ness of a nation to cheer him. To; dog, and ho got a chunk out of tbo
Tho Koran.
» j, ||
ll
l
I I ' IV3J* “ I H III! I IMtI XVf *
I I *******
* J
Mrs. [), 1,. Thrasher entertained ing ut Woodruff's creek. a lìsh fry
and fooling* around when we should I1 me ,his
.
...
. indeed
. . , pathetic , wi,.,.],
position
is
macK i,,p„
legs nr
oi that
tom man
'“» i
and lutinch ride ln»t Thursday aere
he up nnd doing.
‘The tango dancer hnd a fiery dls- with a delightful bridge luncheon
Mesda mi-« |{ny [lutls. Robt, Fiiir• • •
position, and what he propoaed was Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs
cloth,
Strango and Miss .Elizabeth
(IfjA l -M IM M ISIM.
« From all reports this will be t h e , '
Th" r" '* no " " ' l 1,1
“" ,1 not to sue. but to lick the owner of the \V K. Watson, one of the season's
Slrunge,
Messrs.
Butta.
Strange.
greatest winter season (or tourists cant about interlocking directorates dog Immediately. Tbla made mo very popular brides.
Fuircloth ami Urdù Faircloth.
S o l It K
that Florida has ever experienced 1 ,n b a r f e d It is afwut as dangerous uncomfortable, Indeed^
I hid In the
An elegant simplicity character
Wiir prinja, If la ih»* »!»•*ir»- »»1 , », i . ; #
ized the decorations which were
t oytit > » iiftlllilssHlRpM tt( S*»|t il*'- und how fine it would be if Sanford “ * ’' “ <»"*> «* f” r ,h"
1,1a " c‘‘ll,' r u,,tl1 ,h° " ' ° rm
° ' 0r
"Wo got a muzzle for the dog after effective,
rnrricd oul in retl.
In
Filtrili«, t6 chang*
houndafir ■! •*iT,*
A GVf- Together Social
had that new hotel to accommodate j have an interest in more than one
miifíurtpf« district« number 1 «nd
M
of I that, and then he scratched up tho
The member» of the Congrega - ««til filati Irla nn« elisi, Ihereliufe »■
the reception hall red rotes featured
the people who are already flocking newspaper or any * other kind
neighbor’s gernnlums
Wo consoled
llnifl *4
Mi •<1■P.| h>
, It
*nt**hMM*T* ssf Sr nulnoir I nullt y,
here for accommodations
Several business
ourselves that ho wns a good watch the decorations, while the drawing tional church will have a (let
t
* • •
spiilnn,
i
hi*
'il
h
d
«
y ttf 1»f »!.«t •* % f1
room
was
charmingly
pretty
with
|
Together"
social
at
the
church
Frinew hotels and apartment houses
1»?»
dog, anyway, but one night a burglar
IVI 1, that th»* tIr*rriptHíf» a*f
N
in 1 tir c•hri t If» r* «d * « ••
here would bj- the begt paying prop- « \ Chicago* building corporation ] got Into tho house and stopped on him, its red dahlias and cnlhdium leaves, flay evening of this week, to which ■llalrlrt
! «ir
Itrittnn,mu «í ■ jioiñt «*n i h*- ah» r
In all of the rooms the mantels all the members, old and young and M<»nrns*, «t thr loo« «ll i‘»rk • »
*41«
ositions that men of means could boasts because it built tws> stories and that soured tho creature so badly
a#.?
t ht firr »uíh t«» llufhrt |fn*t ! 1.
own nnd just why they are nrtt ¡n 4^ hours. Which is a mighty that wo hud to lot himBleep
In (ho were bunked with cut flowers and I their friends are cordially invited
H
«Iniiff *«Iti liti ghr*Y •tr**P*t 1*»
’t
ferns
j A pleasing program will be rendered Unrt »Hh I‘p**n» Il ivenui 1II* fi* r ’
started is a mystery to
achievement to
to those of us bed with us after that
10 mis W
” >
e■ hsmall
rnnI■ achievement
•
»Iff «irruir !*' Ita rii nt 1fi *1i 1Ht(1 *
build
"Wo
tried
keeping
him
In
the
sli-d.
( a r nattons were trertf—t *T"T>rwfrr* 1 »brrrigUoo.L.—
evening. refresh iti ri Un* funitmg skAuwX. ansi *«H, • at«»
beirr rumor» of one here rrrtd there—trtirr- bn re* ptwTi Trerusfomed t<>
Ti »
Ned luti. I. J, t i and i
but he dug out In tho night and after
From the ment» served and a delightful even Snuth
hut rumors are not providing a ini¡
least six stories every night announcing Ills presence by ticking us »ion in t-he dining room
. U
uf Ilanffr J U F ««1. ihr H*T* U
w
«l*»n 11II«* t»* *lie f tif ilr f»
chandelier over the table ribbons of ing uf social mlcr< nurse promised »«ut
place f o r j h e people. It is my can• • •
¿
‘
fl
* «4
Unsi J I l»i alid 11, T p
on tho fare, ho crawled In with us,
t
hn»it
w
bn
at
temi
red
readied
to
the
corners
ami
were
■
i
m
a
U
?
1
III
F«*r
t
krfif'«*
!
*
*'l
f{. «*:'t|f**
did opinion that a hotel will never ,
During these strenuous
IV» of (feas nnd muddy feet, nnd all
*••t inri i( fyr *.f iiiHlift fit a«*rt*un
caught
in
place
with
sprays
of
fern,
be built in Sanford unless Sanford u .tf whr|l t ,
M
.
,
r, „r,.
il «nd V. Tp -'**
h .if li*
■■Ro we hud to get rid of him."
**
It t» a nnmitni-il t ♦ 1 Mi»» lume» I
»h«*pi1» I ■■» «1»*flt Si , r
a lovely I'omblllUtlon of colors upon
•**
people build 1^ themselves.
doing all they may to annihilate
ni 1.«kai JIraaup, f Iis*O* r irt «
the white cover.
Upon the center Margaret Withe of Sanford and Ed l> ilips-rttOf», «îllflif Thr U ni ahors* • 1Als
The
Camera
In
War.
lone another in several parts of the
‘Tt
p S* John* iti'»*r, 1hrnr.
Reporting wars with cameras Is llko of the table a tall vase held a ward H <in Halier nf Den) Hem h. Jp«aup Tu:a*t h
hi g ih»* ?*f John* rivr* '
••*
* " W h y don’t you advertise?” ask- world the life of the newspaper
M
niiM
ir,
lltrrim
*
S
ts
ut
h
»
r
•
I
ri
I
)
ftaH£
*
•■
N
J.,
were
married
S
e
p
tt
2
h.
1914
hunting big game with ft jibytographlo shower of red carnation» and ferns,
ed the editor of the home paper, worker is not all beer and skittles
»ntl Snuth ahorr oí *al«I Ijikr lo jto t sí
outfit. It gives ua something wo never from which radiated
glu»s chains. by Pastor Tbo». S. Long, of tbo Pat
innlfic
"D o n ’t you believe in advertising? ’ by any mnnner'nf mibm*. With the
Ms* if (ufihrr pr V*•*! by ?k«’ Uni*
hnd before.
connecting four smaller vases of terson Memorial M ?! church, H11I"1 m ag in advertising, replied the strict censorship which has been esI «turtl > <iifnini**i hiji*fi fina* t h*If Gettysburg were fought today tho carnations, with its dainty appoint 11 more, Mil. After a short trip to ■
1apira of ra rnnt
fit*r■ i|i«ir»rt No
at
proprletor of the Hayaville Racket 1 tabliahetl in Eufope it Is difficult for camera would be on Cemetery ridge.
•anni*
f* *«( ■
ments und favors of «mall white eastern cities the bride and groom low« now ri k■t?, I*** rhangt’tl
store.
" B u t why are you against the various press association* to get Perhaps the tnlktng machine would
It* finti ti* ** * j *ti* <■i« »i.. *. -i* »
**
will arrive in \jbury Park N 1
* ;« 1111 «l ipper» Idled
wi th c a n d i e s
it? asked the editor
It keep* a authentic information amt -lav after also be on hand to reprvulnre for tho
..f I ab. Mi t t.»i «t t p,. *.,wl '•! I ét V ..
where arrangement» will !>. m.vle tor r»4ii .. t»h
I tic t a b l e wa* a r l i * t o i d l y
pr e t t y
Mogi» » -f . t *K*
feller too awful busy." replied the day there is a sameness about l i e world the lerrlblu grumble and nim
aYttrtf Huchi *
* *.*
i»
1-**
going
their
new
borne
\
t
e
m
p
t
i
n
g
»lx
('n
u
rse
l
u
m
i
c
i
n
i
was
w
H
h
I
r
r
n
■
h
tvptu
i#* »h» n. | v•
1
*t
proprietor
"1 advertised in a news press report that drives the tele ble and roar" of a battle
«ani
»V'itür
art.I
?ron»
nw
ati»na
•> i*
served.
There
would
be
a
moving
picture
paper one time abgut ten years ugo, graph editor almost to despair in an
«n liPir, punninit \••( *n»l VVr«i «• * »?
JVrsuituf A/rilriun
Frui t C o c kt a i l
Herí ion* I, 2», 11 an»l 12.
T*»»l* •*»»!' -if*
und 1 never even got time to go effort to find a paragraph that worth looking at—fllraa reeling off
South
angn
K**ta tbfinr* Wni aloft
Mrs. W. H. Hill and Miss Made •retino níMoH
Chicken Croquettes
Gree-n Peas
Pickett's
chargo
and
tho
talking
mat»
U
»
Ih«
W
r
k
IV
■
rlvrr. iHnr*
fishing.”
throws a new light on the situation, cblno' records unrolling tho crackle
H»
line Hill returned Thursday to their Northerly i!«iof, thr Wrkiva rivrr
Creamed Potatoes
Biscuits
juTirtiur\ wlïh thr
John* flvrf i »*nf*
nnd when it cornea to writing heads of 10.000 rifles!
home in Narcoosee.
Asparagus Salad
ut hraofrrly up thr Si Johns »
4tk
t A friend of mine who happened for the stories it taxes hi» ability
Latlcr Motifor, fhrnr*r Kaatffly al"? i'
I wonder If our Victor friends could
Ice Cream
* hwpr tif salit lahr fit point **i hrfi* i
to be at the .opening of the scho'ols to the uttermost to avoid sameness reproduce a sound ns great as tho
\Airs.
William
McKinnon
has
re
Hr
H
fyrihrr
fraiiivfil
that
a
r
.
Coffee
tif ths* ehancr* muir
the other day remarked afterward and repetition.
combined ro«r of Leo’s anil Meadu'a
turned from a visit to North Caro ilnrrlptlnfi
mi«a|»n*ra‘ dial rM*t« N*»» l alut *
300 nnd more can n o n ? ’ . *
Auction bridge »«• played through
*f
that he deplored til# useless uddiîrrril upon thr min ut r litioka ttf '1
A peculiar idea is more or lei
Hut even with tho daring scouts oul *be afternoon, the prize, a hand- lina.
an<1 1>r puMlshr»! t*nrr a. »
tlons to school curriculums the*e prevalent to the effect that the newsappio >n a ri»
pu1*11*F» l
«ruunt > «riil
days, all of which reminds us that paper of the United S t a t e » purposely high In air taking photographs of tho some cut glass rose howl >111» won
Mrs
Walter
Bund
and
daughter.
Hr It fufthrr rr*«|vr«î, that 1 S
while getting shaved the other day print reports unfavorable to the enemy's positions, nnd with camera« by Mr». F. J. Gonzales. Mrs. Wat- Misil Hazel Hand, returned Friday ! la «a,
(*lrr k ttf thr Hoar il lit f nur1
a n d ' phonographs reproducing battles *on was presented withNthe guest
mitslonrn «hall rnakr or «sii»p t<»
the barber getting on the same line German empire. This is so far from
for fireside consumption, war finally prize, six lovely
cut glass tea- ffom a very delightful summer a errtiiìr»! ropy of ihr ehangp* ru* ’
,o f talk remarked: ".Huh, there wasn't the truth thnt it would be unworthy coraoa down to tho snmo old game — coasters.
r4
spent in Now York and New Jersey. tlraer iptino nf »auf tllsCrirts, a* t*T •bill
Atila J * y hJA1, t h* 1toaf 4 « ashich cop t
no physical’ geography in my days of comment were It not for the fact men behind the-guns shooting tho oth
bit crrtlftrd lo h« ctorrrel bjr auch rit»*
Serving were Misses May Thrash
ihr chairman of thr iloartl of ' ** in«T
when 1 went tl achool.
Teachers that the majority of the persons er fellowa.—Philadelphia Ledger.
Miss Margery Boor, violin in- hy
l'om rr.n .lon i-f», .» l it r c r t l f l . i l cop>
er
and
.Elizabeth
Stafford,
prettily
didn’t know what paddih' was then. *who held this view are sincere in
ul tk - ' * ' *’
Stetson University will lr* n « m ll( « il lo th»
gowned in white and wearing red utriietor at
Plnrld».
* • •
1.
, Who Laughs Last.
their belief.
The majority of the
have
her
studio
at
the
home
of
A
d
n
p
tril
In
u
firn
tio»rd,
lt
d
. I k - M ‘1ä!
\
It was In old Pohick church down In ribbons.
al Orlober, A I» 19U. by lb>"
^ You never miss the water unfll newspnpers in the larger cities of the
Mrs.
F.
P.
Strong.
She
will
give
In
C o u n t y ( ‘a n i m i . . t o n a r » ol S e m i n a i .
Besides the honoreo, Mrs. Thrash
Fairfax county, Virginia, that Woahthe well runs dry and by the same country are served by the Associ
Fl
ar
l
c
t
»
lngton “'used to worship, and tho an er’s guests were Mesdames Henry structions In Sanford, Wednesdays
t 'r » n k t. Woodruit
token you never miss a good citizen ated Press than which there is no cient town of Alexandria Btood much Wight, J . W. Diclrins, S. E. Pules- and Thursdays.
I. P. Has»n
J
. F. M r t.a ln
until several weeks after he Is dead more conservative or reliable organ as H stands now on tho nouth bonk Ion, Geo. D. Bishop, R. A. Newman,
r. W. Enumlnxi-r
Tho Sanford of tho Potomhc before thif city of
J
A ( 'l a r k
and ns the different questions come ization in existence'.
Mr. J. D. Hood nnd family have
N. H. Garner. B. W. Herndon,
A ltr.t ;
up In array— questions thnt usually Herald has been receiving daily bul Washington hud begun to bn on tho Frank Miller, Forrest Lake, C. O. returned to Sanford for the winter
K. A. I louglw.., ( ’ Irrk.
t3.Tur»-t(r
needed his advice and assistance letins .from tho Publishers' Ex north bank. Pohick also still exists, McLaughlin, F. J-. -Gonzales and A. and will occupy their new bungalow
oa
Iho
following
story'
proves:
change
nnd
the
news
has
been
more
his absence at the meeting places is
in the southern section.
NOTICK
P. Connelly.
ti
On lb« 3rd d a y of * N ov»m hrr
t '*
"Washington folks laughs at tho Al’ made more noticeable as time passes. reliable than that of the big papers.
r.IT
i h r l r r - z u l . f R ir p lin r *?»r lloatd "t
-3-----•).
T h e .a ttitu d e of n newspaper in oxnndry slowpokce," mused tho Po
I was immeasurably shocked at the
v Mr. Ernest Krtlpp spent Satur C o m m i . i l o n r r . In an d *(*ir S a m l i i" 1*
0
Krueger— Dougin*
F l o r i d a , will buy, nnl li*». th.ti 1
.1
telegram announcing the death of such matters must he judged by its tomac river flat-boatman, "and tho A!day in town, the guest of Mr. and w orth uf matal riilY.-rt, |o ha u*rd
Sanford friends of Miss Cora Anne
exandry feller laughs at tho Fairfax
ro n a lru rt to n In S e m i n a l » County
M d( tlGeorge Fernald. Being accustomed editorial utterances and not by its
Mrs. Deane Turner.
m
In rutvart a r * aakvd to aubmi< 11 I. it
bayjiceda, and tho Fairfax guys, they Douglas, whose home Is at Fort
to seeing .him each day for a num- news dispatches. The present Eurot h a t time.
laughs at tho one-gollused yaps down Florida will be interested to hear of
.»»all
K A iM lU l.l '
ber of years and nuriroered among poan war is the most difficult to In Pohick.”
Mrs. H. E. Hester leaves for Or C la rk ot lh» Hoard ol C o u n ty Cnmoi
her marriage which occurred at DeSatninol*
C
o
u
n
ty
,
F
la.
hla friends there were but few mat- handle, from a newspaper standIt Is probable that
"And Pohick?” queried a curious Land, Sept. 30th, at the home of lando today.
13-TiiM-tlr
t e n , of s t a te that were not discussed point, of any that has ever occur- stranger.
Mrs. Hester will reside In Orl&ndo.
h e r , sister, Mrs.. Andrew Bradshaw,
wlth him and his absence is the 1 red. It is practically impossible for
“Oh, nono of ’em ain’t nuthln’ on
NOTICK
Miss Douglas wns united in mar
more noticeable now.- His unfailing a correspondent to g'et anywhere them Pohick natives,” returned the an
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright an
On Ih» 3rd day of N««amb»r, tJ l •• ‘
riage.
to^
Mr.
Alfred
George
Krueger,
th*ir
rrzular
m»»tinz
Hoard «I ' "’‘"'r
good Humor, optimistic nature uhd fièar the r « I scene of action and the cient mariner confidently. ’Thom hill
nounce tho birth of n little daugh Commlnlutirr. In ahd »hr
for Seminate *
’■
by
Rev.
C.
H.
Ferran
of
the
Presby
billies
laughs
at
tho
po’
devil«
In
Florid*,
w
ill
buy.
on»
pair
of mutf ***'’ .
manner of going into each and every battle front is a day’s journey by
ter, Friday, Oct. 2nd.
and
harna».,
aullabta
for
road
w
uri
•
*
terian
church,
only
a
few
intimate
proposition for the benefit of the fast express in length. If the corres Washington what baa tor wear their
all perron, natine »am» for »»I»
,
friends of tho bride and hostess be
•amo on (round ready for in»p«‘, i‘"1
city and county made him a valu pondent should, by some good for sto* clo'cs an' a clean shirt every ilnv/Mr. and Mra. ]. C. Bonnet left (hat
tirer.
,
glo week-day an' has t e r -come plum’ ing present.
(»«at)
'
E . A, IIO U O I i - '
able addition to. the city, the board tune, securo a story it must pass
last week for Chrlsllansburg, Va.
down ter Pohick for their coon-huntin'.
Clark pt th* Hoard 'of County t ut'"0'
The bride who is a veiy attractive
of trade and t iv it interests of San t h e ’ censorship Of half a dozen in They laughs at 'em, but, mostly, they
They will be-away a month or six
■loner., Semina]» County, PUyountf woman, was charming in a
t3 -T u r*-5 tc
•
ford.
He even found time to' de dividuals before It is transmitted pities 'em!" '
weeks.
stylish
gown
of
white
und
carried
an
vote to the Sanford Band and pro and there Is but little loft* of the
arm bouquet of bride’s roses and
Itrpart mrnl of Thr Inlrrl»'
mote its interests und, I am glad to original dispatch. The ultimate con
tt. 8. (.and OfTlrr at Gatnr»»Hk I '■
\ l .Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank are ex
asparagus plumosa.
Or l oh«*r f 1 *
sumer
gits
It'in
the
form
uf
11
salmi
learn t h a t on Thursday night of this
Dally Thought*
After the informal reception which pected home today from several
S o t i r * L h f f f b y iflv*n th»t
>t
wèek tho band will render a Fernald mijtus the inayonaise.
In God’s world, for Ihoso who are In followed the Wedding cerem ony,.Mr.
Wnlltirr of Wtklwo, Florid»,
months'
sojourn
In
the
north.
Miss
2iilb. 1914. rnml»* lloroMttjiil ' ‘'
With the Gorman cable cut it Is earnest, there In no failure. No work
* Memorial. Concert, sacred to hia
and Mrs. Ifrueger left in his car for Florence F’rnnk retprpod lust Friday, OU124. for HWH of NW‘t( NVV ,
H»c. S and Nil of SF. U. Sreimn <•
memory knd hbt favorite plftyes will but natural that most of the news truly done, uo word earnestly spoken,
New Smyrna, whore they will make to. the delight of her many friends. •hip 20 South, Kans» 20 F.a.t, 3* '
'
be rendered in the -First Park in 'th e comes from sources controlled by ao sacrifice, freely muda, was ever
Mrrldian, ha* filed nolle» of lat»,‘<"
their future home.
make
ihr»»
year
proof,
to
aatatdlik
*•*'
nado
In
vain.—F.
W.
Robertson.
hand stand' where for so many-years the allies and the reader o f'every
(ho land abov» d»»rrlb»d. kefnre ' 1»
Miss Lucy Newsome of Lakeland to
bis presence was always noted at newspaper must necessarily
His
of Ctrfult Court, at Sairford, Florid,
Bopti— Sadler
was the gueat'of Mrs. K. R. Murrell the I9\h day ot Norarahrr 19H
news* with a grain of salt until he
the different concerts.
Sound Advice.
Claimant name, a» wltn«»»»«:
marriage in which .n very cor last-week while en route to Jackson
., '
B*n Hall, ot Wekl*a. Florida.
its
statements.' .'Treat your friends as you do your
No more beautiful tribute could further confirms
John llall, ol Waklwa, Florida.
.
be paid to the momory of George There isn’t a neVapsper in this coun bank account Don’t be reckless with dial Interest Is felt in Sanford (a that ville. Miss Newsome teaches one of , Jamea M. Ufown, of W»kt*-. Homi»the
grades
in
the
Jacksonville
pub
UllaU
Brown,
of
Waklwa,
n
M
a
of
Miss
Mary
Croft
Boyd
and
Mr.
' Fernald than to have tba band play try but that wants to publish the them Juat became you've got them.—
IIENIIY 8. Cl J«» « • «
Ralph Tilden Sadler. Tho wedding lic ecbooi.
lS-Tu»»-5tr
bis favortie selections aa 0 memorial real news about the war and if it Detroit Free Press.
- *,<.»
* Advertisement in state paper
reads, ‘‘Salesman wanted to sell
church people on commission.” When
these salesmen get started 1 would
like to put in my order for u nice
»oft shelled Baptist.
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�W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
P U B L IS H E R .
SEMI-WEEKLY
*
H ERALD
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
" I N S A N F O R D — L ife la Wmth Living
SA N KO It I), F L O R I D A . I'll! DAY, <u 11 »ltl.lt 9, I ' j l i
VOU'.MK VI
NO
EXPRESS RATES ARE
ANTWERP, NEXT BELGIAN CITY
regular m eeting ST. JOHNS RIVER
RECEIVES ATTENTION
NOT EXORBITANT
TO SUFFER HORRORS OF W A R
of CITV COUNCIL
WAS HELD LAST
MONDAY NIGHT
THE PORK BARREL YIELDS
A BRIEF SUMMARY OF EVENTS IN T H E GREAT OSCEOLA (¡R O W E R S SA TIS
A SMALL S I M FOR
FIED THAT COMPANY IS
EUROPEAN SLAUGHTER— DECISIVE RESULTS
UPPER END
TRYING TO SERVE
%
Washington, Oct. it. Allotment of
the $30,000,000 appropriated by v*»-gress for rivers-and harbtfrs improve
ment . t hW year iipnm~r h i i'
today by the board of army engin
eers.
The largest single allotment
was ^$3,760,000 to thu . Mississippi
river commission.
E X PE C T E D BY BOTH SIDES SOON
t
II
BULKHEAD WORK
IS PROGRESSING
RAPIDLY AT THE
PR ESEN T TIME
Kissimmee, Oct. 7.— There was a
both place*
Von Kluek still holds
London, Friday, 11 n. m.
__ „.well attended meeting of the OsceRouter dispatch from Antwerp mtuv11'1 |
AI.I. MKMBERT w e r e in
,|>
11n11'" 11'.'et t r Ttfrt
<;\uwwswcTrsm-y.wstrrT-rHpPmw- »THE CONCRETE PILINGSsay»""TiT'rg^TTa’u
t,* Aqi^yyt. suburb, t u r n e d Ghw-*v>»ivTw i r- Trrn iT y e i ,--------- —era'
Association
here today.* 'T----hè
ATTENDANCE— M A T Zeppelins have at lucked city o f principal topic.of discussion was ex . ARE BEING PLACED
burning.
Bombardments- been ter
thus of . r o u t in e
rible, according to Ostend dispatch Antwerp am) dropped horns on press rate«. Lloyd S. Tenny, secre
AND DREDG&-ALdated
lust night. "Germans reported tnhabrtmTM*trtttfng'nurhhers, and tcr- tary and manager of the Florida
mSWlSEELUE— ----throwing incendiary bombs.
Many T o n a i n g the populace.
Growers and Shipp«TT*~ T e ngne7—W*.
Both urmie» i n . west depending on K. • Haile, superintendent .o f the
parts Af city burning,
The hulkheading is progressing,
*
*
Charleston Harbor, S. C„ Ashley
‘¿«¡o n Oct. 5th at 7:30.
Present,
flanking movements and troops are man of the
express company and slowly perhaps and yet as fast as
river
channel,
$15,000;
Winyah
Hay.
B \\\ HerndoTi, president: C. M.
Official statement by* Gerntan G e n completely worn out wit Ii long many of the merchants attended.
could be expected when one takes
pin gee, W. W. Abernnthy, It. C. S. C., $15,000; Great I’eedee river, eral Stull ut Berlin, dated lust night, fighting.)
It was shown to the growers that into consideration all the difficulties
S.
C.,
$10,000;
Santee,
Wateroe
anil
Maxwell. H. E. Tolar, J . Adams and
says nothing definite decisive on
Bulgaria reported as entering war t lit* Southern Flxpress Company was that these men who have the work
Congaree rivers, S. C., 430,000: western front. Fort Breendonk, be and will lie an ally of Germany,
J D. Davison.
in no way responsible for tho rates in charge have surmounted.
The
Minutes of last mectinit read and Savannah harbor, Ga., $150,000; fore Antwerp been taken.
Attack hnving tlready attacked Servia
of which-the growers had been com* work of dredging has been delayed
Brunswick harbor, Ga.. $25,000; on inner fortifications begun. Bom
»pproved.
'
Capit 1 has been removed from plaining and that voluntarily that on account of tho hnpl pair encoun
The commiltbe ott opening Tenth Savannah river below Augusta, Gp., bardment city behind fort opened
Antweri to Ostend to avoid the company hud petitioned the Inter tered at the very outset. This was
$15,000; Altemnha, Oconee and Oc- when
street were granted further time.
Commander assumed re German unity that will soon enter state Commerce Commission to al
necessary to overcome by the use
Moved and seconded that the vnl- mulgee rivprs. Ga.. $40.000:' Flint sponsibility.
Hostile aviator dam A ntw eri.
low it to decrease the rate.
of specially constructed machinery
nation <*n I,<>l 8, Block G, Tier 2 l>o°Hver. Ga., $13.000; Chnltabijpcliee aged hull at Düsseldorf, destroyed
The meeting st Ocala at which that could only be built in certain
Repot led that allies line has been
river, below Columbus, Ga., $05,’000; airship cover.
redured Irom $1000 to $700 c
the
existing rates were put into ef shops and larger engines and other
broken iiy attacks of Gerrnun ravA resolution recommending Hon. Coosa river, Ga., and Alabama, lock
fect, was u meeting at which the equipment were found to be-ahsoAntwerp besieged cannot
long \“'O" '» I he French territory and on
Geo DeOoitea to the Governor for in dam No. 4 and dam Nu 5. $30,Interstate Commerce Commission i Iulely essential.
wiihslum!
heavy
gun*
of
Germans
l ^e west- n wing of the army
appointment to I he office of pro«»-- ono. lock and dam at Mat us Bar
fixed I he commodity rates'and paid
While the workmen were waiting
uml will lie forced tv capitulate
1n - [ In t lie - a-t i In- Russians arc balcuting attorney for the Seventh J u near |{onte. Ga.,'*$10.000.
no particular attention to the veg for the new equipment the work has
hnlmnnt*
fleeing
to
llullutid
and
tering
away
m
I’rzeitiysl
and
will
Tampa
Bay.
Fla
,
$14.000,
Si
Pe
dicial District should a vacancy ap
etable rates and »hen issued an or not lugged, but the bulkhead is be- .
effect the capture of that city. -All
tersburg harbor, $1,500, Apalachicola Germany.
.
pear was passed.
.
der that the vegetable rates would be ¡ng constructed every day as the
The following resolution was then Bay, $15,000; St. Andrews Bay. * Little doing in the eastern and efforts of Austrians to relieve the sovertty-flve per cent of the first
Success city have been repulsed by the class rate, and the result was an in concrete pilings were being con
$36,000: Narrows in Santa Hosa western theater of war.
passed:
structed ull the time they were wait
claimed by allies and Germans ut Russians
Whereas George H. Fernnld. one Sound, Fla., $5,000.
crease in rate.
ing for the mubhinery.
St. Johns river, Jacksonville to the
of the hoard of bond trustees, here
N« rIt for Itcltcr Rates
Few .Sanford people realize what
tofore appointed to handle the bond ocean, $200.000; Jackson villi- to I'aDied in Oviedo
Methodist I hurrh
It wii-i further shown that it Intd a line piece of concrete work these
issue of the city of Sanford for the lulka, $5.000. I'alatku to l.akt- liar
Mr Thomas Weston died at Ins
The Sunday school attendance is taken a great deal of work and effort
piling» are going to lie and a trip to
sum of $.r»0.d00, authorized for the ney. $5,000; Indian river, Fla. $10,- home in Oviedo, Florida Thursday improving with each session of the on the part of the company* to get
the lake front 7» a revelation to the
OOO ( 'aloovuhatchee river, Fla , $2, i i i - t i i i . g i l,*| [«t I *<14
pu r po s e id Ihitiidutidg the outsiund
s* lutol
t i i U r g e i i ai l e tula in • si nce 1 to- reduction as far a* it i*. because
visitors
Thr pilings are 'prnhuhly
ini floating indebted lie*» of l lie city |0oll, W illalimii on, In • river, hla
lb- was burn in t In tuii. Iowa Inly , the seho«a» moved to the --tar tin- Southern FIxpress t Iimpany had tin- h*-si that have been manufac
Vpnlachicnlu river. Fla . 2H, I s i s
of Sanford, Florida, departed tins $10,000,
He spent his childhood theater
recorded last Sunday to tirsi get the consent of tin* other tured in the state for similar pur
life on the IVthday of September. in chi ding t'ut Oil, Lee Slough. Lower days' rn Iowa anil lu'oved with hi* A milch I.ngi-r il 11end» nee IS entier! express companies of 1 he country,
poses and consist of concrete post»
fhipoli
r l \•*r and upper lll|uila puri ni* t" lllium- wlo-ri- he resided ed to-xl
. I., v
The hanru-r wlip I
therefore
illio-itltlg with it ami liten luid to lied and reinforced by iron and steel
Ik it resolved that Mr. A. ltt K<-> .riser from Marianna to it* mouth. until ISTI when he went to Kansas. wus uwar-led the.school will he ills-. jj,,j t ))t. consent of the Interstate an,| they will last
a century
The
There ( " o i nme r . e I ' . i i m m —imi w loi h tt w be and is hereby unanimously a p* $15.000.
I Tn January IHfi.t iu- wa* married* to played for the first time
piling» an- placed in position by
■in r harbor M.m . I Klliott «r*-in Newark. Del h*, ve l-i-i
,r *i hol.tr» i *- --ii. i hi pet it ion i og tor and »u> hopeful of
pointed and elected by t lie full hoard
('hann-l Jr-un Cl.
water pressure and i he wall that
I'hese
of the iit> council jif Sanford. Flor in T. itnpa Bay I* la . il j.o o o , . L imi aware
...... ..
S*,,v - m l . - r I.
To this unroll were horn 1 h u r r h t • lo-l l w,. S u n d a y wa» finished part ol the "way a few
ids as a bond trustee, in place of nel fr-iiii MpaLt-uicnl.i nx-r to St seven children, finir girls and three a re t o r n - -I m i n a elu»* wl - nh is J
T ) l r l es s ons m e x p r e s s ran-» whi ch
weeks ago has been furnished with
Choi j hoys
Geo ii Fernald, deceased
Signed Andrews Bay Fla .
t
a
u
g
h
t
h11*»*
p
a
s
to
r
1
lo*
m*tru<
w
r e givpn t he gro we r * w--n- mti-r
Tilomas Arthur, I I........blest
the concrete caps and makes ;i haiidtawatehee river, Fla and Mahn mu. *oii wa* r.iketi from il-i fa mil v t>v tlt-t- will
< i hem (nr i nt e l l i ge nt 11.s |tj|g and g a v e t h e m a n i ns i ght Milo
by the hoard
-iulu- appearance
Ti n- walls
ur*Muted mol »ecuiuled tiiat l he $20,1111(1. Kskl t nhn a nd f -itiecoh rtv
hi rship
i Ii- great i.r gi-l ..f -I- ,m h r i ,ir '4 n h . - L ori h o
r In m . i n 1, •11m ***( 111ft *• * " ' iT i f ' i * Tii Tv*
duui.-l> teUiiotyxid . u a l . u a Lv a c
f 1,.....I .ita. K.ì :n-.t* m* I'm.',
¡>.ifh north iff I lie (i mm mar •*rs. Florida and M.ll-.lll,.!
syajAiuW — 'r t s r i M l M Í M h l f . d w d i j -|-h„si. rites «-(.„I s-e • g-*ef
crete posts tiiat are f.i'lt licit In
ff ÎI $#-f ^*■*1iev**f V» t1»' *- —*\r- r 1
\
n
îi
*t
. ibi i.-1o- :L1 111* $ t
School t'l- and tie- »»rr>—-I
noi
indy
..
f
pi
y
1
o
Florida
hui
■I 1 ' 11.1 1,1mil - llo-v I -1 to
dead men as tin- foundations in
u litt**, a i Louisiana and wherever the Southern
M 1.--util.i 11a 11: -l V1V|4**1*♦, H o n d a
drrlicat'd to tie children of the II \ Florida Mi- -,
in t i ie
lb* .»l- r 4 * 11 * .1 » h
the ground an- called nnd tlie*** will
Texas. $ 17.000.
tt a playground. Carried
■*. l à a
1:1
, Fx pr * »* ( ompii ii v r* a - i n 1'
and e l absolutely prevent tin- wall» from
Mr \\--*to- wa* 1al,-iii *erii-u-l>
Si r . . - * r - in f \ » »Y tt ill D* Mill *1 ici l * 1 in 11inm i I mg • vpn *» i ol ii i- ill
An ordinance adopting t he
1. 11 .... »Mot -I..V wi t h Volio v I nut hl«
giving way t •» bigh «eus or heavy
to fe- 1 at tmim wjm .
M II» Wl-ii
viKti urdí’,.mu** of I he - ity of
tii*u h t < ) I m u r illuni
pressure from the wind and water.
a i d pa ■' ■! a ma TLqr-ula
till next Minila y at un-rniug ho u r 1
ford of i 'i I I was read ili I ill I
t . r ii « e r* < onv i nretl
The
walls are very substantial and
Tiie Annual Convention of
h'*
lie wa* a man of sound mind and 11 o ' l l o i ' k , t h e p a s to r Rev S t e m - 1
plxrcd on it» first reading utul pass
tin- work of filling in will »tart hi
Florida a t-|e. ihiklv and wa* always busy
South Central
i list rii t
v
x
In*
i*umi
Many
of
the
grow*
mi-yi'r will pres ent tlo*
D u t i e s ol a
rd Muled and seconded that the Christian Kruli-.iinr 1 toon will be
with blood in their eyes and with the about one week from (lute us the
\(n*r whi ch t w o
Fu Itemi services were held from church m e m b e r "
rules Is* waived and It be placed on
held in our city Del. 3fl, 31 and
cony
ictIdn thui itu express company cutter heads will arrive by tiiat time
I he M i*1 bollisi Episcopal idlliceh ill apple . ts for me tn lier» ill p will lie
its second rending by title only. ^ ^
at
t lie
<"ongregutlolUll
Was
a robber well! a ’-'ay a» deeply The dredge boat and engine» and ull
livo-ilii on Sunday morning, attend lia |>t i-1 I a n d ren-ix •»! i n t o 11 •
Roll call
Yea, Herndon, Dmgee. D
, (
\ helpful ami pra 11 ii*ul
c.in \ITU«■<! that ttn* company was tile appliances of the very latest
vd h\ In* entire family, including his c bur- i
Adam*, Maxwell. Davison. Tolar and
ha*
been
arranged,
»nine
.1
.
. . .
,
I prugra
If. i ! 1C In -■In 1In rU' Ii* 1Li ttg t.\ 11n m a k e ar c now in»ta!b-il a* -I rhi- real
l-Mfi
K .1 L *.1 s
who
Li*
di
Aw*rnath\
I arned
It was then I *f MIM11
T t • •Vening .11.* •.J
* f ,$f **■ -*r i. *■f I«»Jttjg i* * »la tight i
1-1 I- i 11 . ' r '. alld I"
■.1 1 .1 .*
I P " 1 «' " " " f a o - l will
I ■ •i it« hi mil v i- I I--- t fi
h) fit)»* ,i fi*t p.i
\l m , **i
,.l Cv„ ligi-IM
lie*
Mil
III.
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nil
f
i
o f ' l 1i ill*I: . ' L*
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ii
,
p
a
n
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t
I
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1. Il,1- I- ' ••
mg ot i in old g.- spi. 1 -i ■p i .i
and vin-ndid that the rules lie fur
t In * I 11 i i - • |-re*i-tei t - will tu
m
ut
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Ilia
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u - f i see king mi all »•■r x ii e* 1 ■■
lh<*r waned ami n be read in full j
I to nod i er 11 -J - hildri-n wi*h i o
1 ongregnlional < hurch
present .M.-I till- |a r t ill pre-1
A resolution
was unanimously
liring
ti oi se w Im a t t e n d i nto lelloyy
arid placed on if* tlurd reading and
Next Sunday morning, a sermon
dellt of the state union. Rev D B Miperely tii.ink their many friend',
passed
as
follows:
"Moved
thill
it
in
ship with God.
Setting forth the
final passage. Roll rail, Yea, Hern
on tiie Psalms will he presented,
Curry of Jacksonville will have an who have been so kind nnd patient
unhappiness of the worldly life and the sense of this meeting that we
don, Dingee, Adams, Maxwell, Davi
during
the
illness
and
death
of
their
seeking
to give practical suggestions
important place also.
Mr Marcus
the jov of a life hnving tin <'hrist approve as a general proposition the for more appreciative us»' of that
son, Tolar ant} Abernathy. Carried.
C. FAtgg of the Children’s Home So- father, including our many t batiks
proposed new rales, lint that we
us tile ideal
R »a* then read in full and passed.
Society is a Sunday
afternoon for the many and beautiful flower*
reco orme mi thul thè i-x|ir*-ss nllicials portion «*f thè Hi Dii*
A committee consisting of Coun- speaker, beside* mail.i di'trnt work
Ili-re presi - 111 In- asked tu confi-r with
111 (he evening al > IH thè sercilmen Tolar. Davison .and Dingo
er* will lake part
Ihe i-xpn-s» computile» in au eflort tu '*•’** »»Il he short and upll lt ing, good
to jet with the jnayor to confer with
All <
K S o c i e t i e s arc urged t o
g'-l » furi In-r ri-iliii iiiiii uf i h<- pn. music es|ieciiill\ prepared. and a
the county commissioners regarding
short talk h> tio- p.istnr -m ii.iutapin ii to
be pr e s ent by ileL g a l e *
IMir*»' lì r.ì Ï» n eggplanl
» bo*pit.t 1 nr farm for'th^ poor, they
s en di ng n a m e s of m i n e a* * " " i
as
i u in pan) Doing Its Best
I ' d . «nd hi.» l . - i - i l a l o n e policy
A
to report at the next meeting.
Mr Haile speaki ng of the meeting cnrilinl welcome i» ext ended to all
possible, to Mrs James Moughlon.
The reports of the chief ol police,
Registration Rooks Close Tomorrow
Me- rs Gibson and Hurt have ar afterwards »aid
I am glad irtdeeti
‘ »ur Su n d ay ...........1 i- being re
Sanford
treasurer, collector, sanitary inspec
Tomorrow
i»
tiie
last
opportunity
range!
for the Great World’s Series d i a l lit»«» grower» ware * h U s lied t h a t » crutUid uml y e t I here is room for
r
tor and lire department were rtfud
you will have to pay your pull lax and Ih«- score boar«l at the Imperial we are t ryi ng to do what is right, nn I
Berean'-FIdeffs ( lasses
school is graded, using
and Ordered filed.
and register, if you have not al- is the best that has .ever been ar and t ha t we have satisfied them t hat »he Graded Si-ries of l«-.»son helps,
At the Baptist church two large, "mtdy done mo.
Moved and seconded that the
The electrical this is as near right a» human beings
The books close ranged in Fioridu.
hope all the old scholars and
bills as signed by the president and enthusiastic classes meet each Sun- Saturday nnd will not be opened equipment is par excellence and the
can figure it o ut . nnd they are going many new M.n«*s will be found with
wit
h
the
fojlow
i
ng
approved by the finance committee day morning
ugaiq for two years, and those not jilays «iff be s h o w n j us t as they un- to wiih<lruw a n y ( complaint tn it us next Sunday
program:
be ordered paid. Carried.
qualified will therefore not be able maile i>n the fichi of art ion at Bos for it would mean that w«* must,
D«m t forget the G el
together
11.30 to fi 50 Willi Main St bool to vote in the general election next ton and New York. The ball fans
Moved and seconded that council
social tonight Friday). A jdeusant
against
onr
will,
keep
in
effect
the
0:60 to 10:00 Business »«'.»sion ol month, or hi any special elections of Sanford and virinity will enjoy
adjourn. Carried. •
present high rums, and that would tinte is promised all who come, a
class.
M. W.* LOV ELL. Clerk.
which may he held in the next two tlo- games us never before and with
mean an undue burden on the grow church fellowship evening, musir
10:00 to 10:30 Mrs. K K. Cox l»-i- years.
the Manie excitement us if they wvre er, and to such an extent woulti i h u l [ u,,d light refreshments. t ome an«)
The hur«len be that we would not g«'t bring a neighbor with you.
turcs tin' F'idelis.
Tomorrow is also the last day on watching them in New York
10:00 to 10130 Mr. G»-org»- Hyman which poll tax may be paid in order game “ ill he cnlleil each day at one
any shipments worth while
,
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to qualify for the general election o'clock and fmm tiiat tune until
Jacksonville, Oct. 9. — Appro xi- leactlrea tiie Berea a
mstely 500 wesu-rn and northern
10:30 to 10: -40 The classes unite in and tin- Tnq Collector will lie in his they finish the elevi Meal »witch
office until 8:00 p m. tomorrow hoard right from the wire« will
homm-eker* have arrived in Flor- a social 10 minute's
and on the heavier vegetables like
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----------10:40 to 1;:60 Devotional service night (or the purpose of receiving chronicle each and every play. lL eggplant our ram we are asking for
lo
nearer accurate 403. the
Sanford Basket Ball team lieut llu»
is a must fascinating pastime even
poll taxes.
(Bajority reaching here yesterday conducted by leaders from the the
is sixty per «*1*111 ««1 the first class Orlando Military Co. team last Friif you are not a itali fan and tin*
10:40 to i0:50 Devotional service
others lo arrive today.
rate, while on beans, peas and tin* t)uy night cmi tho homo floor. It
people of Sanford should patronize
Injured by Auto
Thcvc- all arrived on trains on the conducted by leaders from the two x
lighter vegetable» it will be sikty-rtve wn„ „ fllHt jjiimP from start to finish,
The admis
The little «laughter of John Stem- the games each day
'Outhern Railway, from the western classes.
per cent
1 This is the team tiiat lieul Sanford
pi- r was seriously injured yesterday sion will be 36 cents.
Kite way», being brought in on four- * 10:50 Dismiss for preaching. _
To .Serve the Public
j on t j,0 Orlando floor by k score of
lJ cn .**»»« cars attached to the
Mr*. F\ E. Gntchcl is president of by the Ford car of Mrs. McBride.
"W e have adopted and an* living 0«,
but Sanforil turned the
0>»I Palm, which was run in two the Fidells and Mr. Leslie Bryan is On account of u passing wagon ob Methodist Sunday .School Honored UP *a *1"' motto Serve the Public
tables
on
them
in good iorm.
Tiie
The pastor of the First Methtldisl
structing the mail the child was uot
»cctioni yesterday, and will arrive president of the Berean.
Signs
of
tliut
kimi
ure
in
ull
our
°f*|team
work
of
tlm
Sanford
boys,
seen in time and the car knocked Church of this city attended the
n tw° section* this morning.
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flees, a fid it is a pleasure to me t o l whir|, is conniflorf«l as good ns any
her down, the wheels passing over Sunday School Institute which was attend such meetings, and explain
•f, n S[*dition to these homeaeekers,
Baptist Services Next .Sunday
in the state fooled the Orlandy
her head, breaking her jaw and held in Jacksonville on Monday and
w ptaaenger tiHvel from the west
matters in full detail, and leave it to players ‘who were much larger men.
9:30 Primary school will tie held
At this Tuesday of this week. The reports the fair minded if wo arc not keep
•k*
WPit WB9 >o heavy .that in the pastorium, 510 Pprk avenue otherwise injuring her.
writing the child is resting easy and from the school here prove«! to be ing to the straight and narrow path." A larg<* crowd witnesse«! the game
e loyal Palrn^ja being operated
on account of the destruction of the
and were satidied in seeing the home
the tu it organized Methodist school
will recover.
° ,,cllon» t0 »ccommodate tho Shack.
team win.
reporting
from
this
section
of
the
c- Both sections of the train
Bought 11 a nr m k Place
Sanford play* tirlatulu tonight on
9:30
Myin
school
in
church
atlrtb
state
A
beautiful
bilk
a
ltd
gold
The
.S
’liiM
o
f
.S
’onford
M *r ay were crowded with people
the
Grin tido flour, a tight game is
Mr David Taylor of Anbury Park,
Tho subject of the sermon to in- hnnm * was awarded to this »■ lion!
«ming to Florida, many of them for tori um.
exj.ecled
and Sfinfuid lm,-. hope to
verinl ut
at the
Baptist church next The t ..nt.er xtill be «-xhibimd n«*xt N. ,1 , has purchased through the
11:00 Preaching. "T h e Overflowing b-li
•lixi-ri-ii
tin- BupttNt
p purpose
of
remaining until
C.Mltudly
Real
Estate
Agency
til«*
Put
another
xict.iry 111 their column.
■Prtng.
Stindav night at 7:30 will be " T h e Sun«! *
Every member of t h«Life."
I.
J
Hancock
plan*
on
Golden
bak«\
Lin«! up:
Sins of Sanford."
The church is |school will rejoice, as each one has
. Trotti every aotircc comes infor3:00 Jr.- B. Y. P. U.
Mr. -Taylor U luire und will take Sanford
Orlando
l o c a t e ji a t the corner of Park and made posaiblu the result.
6:30 Sr. B. Y. P.. U.
der '.°n
he* - y lraveL Knoxville
possession
ut
once,
intending
to
Herring
Pint’s
are
being
perfected
whereby
R
F
Sixth street. Mr. George Hyman,
Z ™
»HI have it* great7:30 Preaching,
"The
Sins of the pastor of the church will deliver a much larger attendance and better muke SunTord his future hoqio. We Pearson
L F
Moore
t h e f Cai:> C.h,c* * ° »end* word that. Sanford."
welcome these new pcojdo to San Gilbert.
Ü
work
will
be
done
before
another
Salisbury
the
sermon.
Tho
large
audiences
thr°ugh that gateway will
Always welcome. 1■
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Chapman, c
continue* to attend tho Baptist ser report will be made, so that the ford. He* Is accompanied by L. G. Raynor
8t i " , eav**#t Hnown, while from
Egbert
nnd
son,
who
will
spend
the
school
will
hold
first
place
In
thp
C
ept.
f*.
Rotith
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G
Rrtdenbjiygh
G
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O
R
G
E
HYMAN,
vices.
You
are
welcome
to
all
ser
comes, every indication of
winter at tlte Taylor home.
state.
Subs: W. Ilouth, Washburn.
vices. "
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* bounteoui harvéat of toiirfiU.
Pastor.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
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OCTOÏ1ER 9, 1914
The construction, train jilis been at TRY .TO RATTLE COVELESKIE
¡giiniiiiiiinn
work on the- job for some time.
New ties have been laid and the New York Highlanders Make Persist
ent Effort» to Excite Big Pole
rond will be in first class condition
by Discordant Singing.
There
is
regular
passenger
service
A BlHMCIl OF IN TERESTIN G IT E M S FROM CORRESPONnow. The Oviedo train made the
Plafers throughout the American
D E N T S -E V E N T S OF SEM IN O LE COIINTY— EFFICIENT
first trip Monday morning, ^It will
league
live under the impression that
"he much appreciated.
R E P O R T E R S COVER T ER R IT O R Y FOR HERALD
Harry Coveleskle, the Tigers' south
We understand F.. F . . DuttoiYs paw, can be rnttled hjr tho persistent
auto truck will carry the school whistling, singing or playing of "Sllvijr
mou n t :&I(1M
children from this end of town Threads Among the Gold.'’
Hon. F. I*. Forster und W. ii.
OVItlIU OCCUHHlNttS
Brady’s busses have Imen coming out
At different times this season oppos
Wight' of Sanford were in totvn
for the purpose.
ing team« havo tried to make the big
Wednesday and visited the school.
\ /fl. II. Chappell has built a store Pole slip by following up tills practlco.
The Luilics' Mnguzine Club, after
building on Celery avenue and has They have yet to succeed, but ball
several months adjournment met at
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a man in ch arge, selling groceries players are persistent Individuals.
Mrs. King's hospitable home on
HIST
Sim
ITfMS
New York’s Highlanders alnrted tho
and provisions.
Mitchell avenue last Friday after
The county commissioners are tune when Coveleskle wan pitching a
noon.
A contest, the questions of
recent game In Detroit.
Miss
Fannie
Tabor
and
her
niece,
most
respectfully invited to come out
which held the names of the cluh
All through tho first Inning they
members was ingeniously arranged Miss Frances Pearson of. Paola and take a look ut the hud condi whistled and aang and stamped their
by the hostess nnd her daughter, spent a very pleasant day with Mrs. tion the brick road builders left the feet in accompaniment. A double
ditches in.
The ditches were in
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Mrs. Crawford. Th e "Santa Claus C. W. Berry Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. McBride took Mrs. none too good condition before they
Ship" for the relief of the poor or
phan children in Europe was brought Alfred King, Miss AvU—S l f fistrom wero here and now. since the heavy
up„Jor consideration by" the presi and Miss Ora Billingsley out in her rains it .plainly shown where dirt
__ waa. piled while j-ond 'tiJfUflnt
JS
dent, Mrs. Meadd and plans' sug Ford for a m a r rid» Kriday.
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Carl
Ilabun
went
into
the
ninth
going
on
and
never
removed
when
gested for raising money to
pur
chase clothing to be ready by middle grade in the SauforcL-lugh—schual ¿Lu. owed, was completed-------’ James Mitchell has bought ¡r-ffriw
of November, when the ship will go this ttfrro. —
Mr
ml Mrs— M cBride, attcndcdfuim c Jnunch. raw bfifll. find other
n C M ml too SÛ
tTf r r tfli*' fishing
freshments were served at the Tjose cTiufch
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Kir.
and
Mrs.
Itabun
attended
business.
an d - the club adjourned to' meet
next with Mrs. J . W. Lawton on the Eastern Star meeting Tuesday
evening a t . the Masonic. Hall.
Day street
The fields nre looking green from
Mias Johanns Me Sweeney of Can
PAOLA POINTS
ada is here and is the charming lettuce nnd. celery nnd other plants
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry which have been sCt out.
A. V. McGuinn is back again,
Mr. McBride leaves his place nt
Yonge, with whom she will spend
u pleasant summer spent in
after
seven o'clock every morning to take
the winter.
Cunada
and his summer home at
He hopes
The 4^any friends of Mrs. J . H. the children to Sanford.
Demorest,
Georgia.
^
bu m s« will be glad she is up again, all will be ready and meet him, so
Miss
Ruby
Smith
is
teaching
After Four Yeari of Discouraging I had gotten so weak I could not stand,
having been painfully injured from he can get them there on time. Ho school ut Blake, near Daytona.
and 1 gave up in despair.
has 21 to carry.
u severe fall some .weeks ago.
Roy Garwood is attending school
Conditions, Mrs. Bollock Gave
Alisa Avis Stenstrom is spending
Mis» Anna Weston of Wichita.
At last, my husband got me a bottle ol
in Sanford, this term
Kansas, arrived last week to attend uv couple of days this week with
Weather
still
continues
warm
and
Up in Despair. Husband
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I com
Harry Coveleskle.
the funeral of her father, ihe late Mrs. L. Y. Bryan,
rainy, with little hint of autumn as
Mrs.
James
Smith
and
little
menced faking it. From the very f!rs1
Thomas Weston, who with, his fam
Came to Rescue.
daughter, Philis attended church in I >••*
M a k in g birds are nesting
ily have made Oviedo their home
play
pulled
Coveleskle
out
of
a
hole
dose, I could tell it was helping me. |
again and till the air with their
in the first period and In the second
for several years.
Mr. Weston had Sanford Sunday.
music
al|
day,
and
arc
even
some
can now walk two miles without its
We have been having some fine
the Highlanders renewed their efforts.
been' growing feebler for some time
times heard at night when it is moon
rains
for
the
last
few
days,*
which
Through
tho
second
Inning
and
Into
and death came Thursday afternoon.
Catron, Ky.—In an Interesting letter tiring me, and am doing all my work."
light.
the third they went.
The family have the sympathy of were fine for seed beds and plants
Mr. nnd Mrs, Hick» and Mrs.
If you are all nin down from womanly
Coveleskle. Intent on pitching, paid from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
the entire community in this their already set out in the field.
Bona
had
an
exciting
and
danger
no
heed.
Mrs. Rabun received u letter
writes as follows: "I suffered lor four troubles, don't give up in despair,. Try
bereavement.
Hut behind tho bat there was one
from her son in law, John Badger, ous experience ut Rund‘s Siding on
Cardui, the woman’sfbnic. It has helped
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Luther are
saying he was going to Cuba to their way home from Sanford lust person who possessed nerves that I years, with womanly troubles, and during
honje again, having had a delightful
were
not
attuned
to
such
music.
This
j
They had driven aerms
work for awnhile She hopes he will Saturday
this time, I could only sit up for a little more than a million women, in its 50
»as Hilly Evans The league’s best
s j; turner in WuyneaviUe and visiting not take his wife and baby.
Mrs. the main line, ami were approaching
umpire finally lost hfs smile, and. while, and could not walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should
other point» of interest in North
Badger was Miss Mamie Rabun. the siding, when their horse became turning to the New York bench, he
Carolina, where they have relatives.
all. At times, 1 would have severe pains surely help you, loo. Your druggist ha
At the present they are In Tampa frightened at a noisy engine near bawled
Mrs. Jackson and little daughter
by,
and
was
soon
unmanageable,
Mrs
Allen and daughter. Miss
sold Cardui (or years. He knows whu
"Cut Hint yut. you fellows
What In my left side.
of Tennessee will spend the winter
Ruby were visiting Mrs. I. W. Bil jumping into the ditch and wreck
d’yu think this la—a county fulr?"
with her sister, Mr*. Charles West
. The doctor was called In, and his treat- it will do. Ask him. He will recoinI ing things generally.
The fire inAn
lingsley Thursday.
at her home on Lake Charm
on the engine run to the rescue and
ment relieved me for a while, but I was mend it. Begin taking Cardui today
Rule Doe» Not Hold.
Mrs Nancy Leahart of Eufala,
caught the struggling horse before
Th.> "rat decision under (ho ruling , ^
conf- d lQ my ^
aRain Aft„ , HV* tor Chstia««. Mh u »
Alabama will spend some time with
1 he hud
completely
demolished of President Johnson ttiai tho provis
AjMwiwy TVppf , ChjUtirwaiga. Tffin.. f
\ «rial
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MOORE’S STATION
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . H.
things.
Mr. Hicks and the ladies Ion calling runners out nt third when tllät, nothing scctncd to dû nie finy good,
I TreiisieM Weocn.** urni InpUin ~*r«pp*f Ht
Dumas at their beautiful home on
were all more or less painfully in- touched by n eoacher does not hold If
Lake Jesup avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cameron 1 jured. but it is thought not »erious- the bull Is knocked out of (fie park
M iss Elizabeth Stones, who i•* one huve gone back to Jacksonville to |\
The dangers of this railroad came In a reccut Athletic-Tiger so
of the assistant teachers in the Ge- live, after spending several months crossing’ have been mentioned be rlos at Philadelphia After slugging
neva school is much missed by h«-j at the Cameron F a r m s
fore, utid it is only a question of tho sphere out of tho lot, which Is
not a rare thing for S a m Crawford
many friends in her home town
Rev, Birch alld wife of Illinois time when lives will be lost there
Genuine T cn criffe G r o w n Bermuda Onion
.1. M. Jones of Miami is visiting Cii)'. 111., have been in CaamTon the tracks are close together, the to do, Mortarty, who happened to bo
coaching nt third stopped" over nnd
ins mother at her home on the west City tin* past two weeks and will unvew.iv narrow, and *i(h deep
Seed. N e w Crop Now Ready for Delivery
congratulated Sum with a hearty hand
side of town. Mr. Jone.s is olT on visit other point\ in returning to , ditches on either side, and weeds shake, whereupon tho champions set
White Bermuda
¡>2.2.". lb.
Its vacation and will leave here for their home.
and hushes high enough to obstruct up tho claim that tho batt er, under
.
2 . 0 0 II).
Red
Bermuda
New York city, also visiting other
Mr. Shields, a recent arrival from *»ie view of the tracks nn lb - we-t tho rule that a coac her must not touch
interesting northern points.
|..»0 Ih.
Crystal Wax Bermuda
Umpire
Toronto, Canada will farm o n ' the j *‘ de. The railroad company should tho base runner, wan out.
S. D. Burdick, principal- of the Kinnehan place•
(*° ®°roothing to safeguard traffic, Chill overruled tho contention, hold
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high school has the largest enroll
,
-i have
i . moved
.
and the authorities, whoever they7 ing that tho ball had been batted out
I lie Zherskey family
P L A N T CITY.
ment ever known here. He and his
nia y be, of county or city, s turni ii of tbo field nnd therefore was out of
FLORIDA
from the Dise house to the Dr.
play.
family have moved into the Nelson
see that they do it
Bass house.
j
cottage on the hill
Frank ( ’uwnit is marketing tim^
Mrs. Simmie Harrison of Jackson
sweet
potatoes, has five acre“ of the
MADONNA SAV lìD FROM DES I RUCTION.
ville has returned to her home,
having hud a most delightful visit I’orto Rico Yams. Red Providence
and Nancy Halls.
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health after a month spent in the the Snnford Si Everglades branch.
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Into France and used (hem as jimlevflon sgaln«i nrdllery flro T h e cofls were
placed In front .of tteuclic« to smother she Is (hat fell (u (hem
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tion. 11 Kuller. J. W tuteen, F
P l M ble of Application.
Honklc, clerk of election, U l>
Modern Millinery.
An
woods ma n was walking
Hall.ini
Malden— “W ha l sort of hat did
through a f or es t when he taw a largo 3 oner leva (Jotham wearf” Man—"A
Estimale <>( Fred. T. William?. cuF-nar approaching him. Itrahzlng hts •Ittiple thing—Just a gardenia In front
ginecr ih rharge of thè ron*truction
predicament, h» exclaimed " Oh Lord, ind a gol darn yer behind."—Judge.
Sanford, F la . Uctuher ft. l !•1 t the tux collector of the county o( of bri« k riisils ii; Special Ru.id Si ho with m o ! “ soil iho bear ctimo on.
Honorable Hoard ol County C o m - 1Seminole, is hereby authorized and Bridge lustrivi No. 1 presented and when tho m a n ngulu prayed: “ Oh
Ht* Heaven.
. - S o n i c current .erv n« to coneey nlieeioners in nml for Seminole Conn- 1empowered t<> colled from all per- thè follouirtg bills »ere ordered Lord, bn on my »life" Se ei ng the
palli
b>
.thè
tru«t»‘e«
When
I
design a heaven.'* said
hear
continue
to
approach,
tile
woods
,h reinforced sound. arrive*, with all ty met in regular session at in til miio. hnns or corporation«, engaged
Noah
Count
of
Chlggerblto reflective
«tan.
whipping
out
hi*
k
n
i
f
e
,
e
x
It* vafUtlon*, t o a bobbin of lino wtro „Mock 11 1,1
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beane, tcsting liruk, $6.00.
In the sale of the itrink or beverage.
ly. "one of tho many peoplo who will
claimed:
“Oh
Lord.
If
you
won't
bu
a
pen
of
Is
Serninule
Co
Bank,
irrighi
un
lumIn the center of which
Present, Frank 1. Woodruff chair- commonly known a* near beer, or
on my *ld*, j us t declare neutrality, an" not be there will be the guy who runs
In cont act with a rotating man; f onimiKMniierK |,
|’
Hagan. I other beverage of like nature, which ber and briek, 65 22: U I* Carter
»oft Iren
I'll »how yuu tho go)) dnrudest bear around telIItip you how he love» his
niate or traveling band of ■teal.
l . W. hntr.minger, ,1 T McLain; I contuins piore than t hree-fourths of L Co . Itimber, 127.00, Fred T Wil fight you e v e r saw In your life."
j work.-'—Knnsiis City Times.
The variations In the magnctlinabsent, J A (la rk
K A D oug-j one per c«Mvt of nlrobol, a yearly tax liam«. «al rngineer, 150.00. Wilson
non of the »oft iron lenvo a «ort of
l o . paviiig Heartlall ave.
lass, clerk and (
M Halid, sheriff, of three humlred SliOD.OOi dollar«. Con
tnaxm'tlo writing on tho steel plate,
1031 *« Wilson Con. C o, puving
in attendance
Adopted
this
5th
day
of
October.
which ha* the P ^ l ’crty, wben It 1»
Getiev.i ave, 1397 60; Scalinole Con, ***
Minutes of regular meeting. Sept A I» 1914.
afterward passed under tho Iron pen
Frank L. Woodruff, Chm. Co., work Sunford & Urlando road
which wrote It. of provoking a repo- St h, 19 H , read and approved.
692diQ;- .Udì»a» - C o n .1 Crr. 75 Jiutr
Communication of Fred T. Wil-.
tltlon of tho original signals In tho
L. 1’. lLagu.ii-------- ——
of tlu^^)
thi^t) per cent held hack, on
cent
Ha
nil*,
engineer
fn‘
charge
of
con
connecting telephone*.
J . T. McLain
pH.vffrutJiT
otherr pasjETutjìr-4Ct4
1.7Ti~Seminale
struction of brick roads Lu Special
C . \V. Ente mi ng ar . ...
Shrewd Citizenship.
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Cuu_Csi—5ò
ju
e
rm
w
f rhw-t;
Road ‘amir B r........
i d e r ' DTs
1rift**ffFT^Tt”
r~*-fc*rnffE: ■
‘ . .
cent retained on otiier pnymetTtST
•wwrv.yWhaf*>ha wrmaglo about In Phmh T ira ir MUT iiTCTr which Mr William*- Attest:
2376 74; Total, $9,185.05.
vlhor*
.
.
addressed the _bonrd and rerom- «
E. A. Douglas*. Clerk.
—»•sperre, of , Uut- »u^uuiup j
* , -"nnntdrd inasmuch a* «wLrìr-s-n*hefng
i
rrr wsj w n y
Estimate of Fred T William»,
Clerk matructed to notify dealer*
cisiónn «f
of Supreme In metal pul verts that board would engineer of Black Hammock Drnin«/•'tortllîeï ‘b/hwllDR automobile» ti,'d «I» folding
out
Other» want to lmprovo tho Court in injunction proceeding? that buy not le** than $300.00 worth at ag e I)i«t., presented hi» rejvort on
highway». Pinch 'em for speeding and 76 per cent of 20 per cent being re their regular meeting in November. Black Mammork Drainage Districi
Clerk 'IlisTrUcled to udvertTie Tor Farm «a* approved and the follow--------ipplytho proceed» to puhllo work»-of lamed on contract* of Wdson C on
struction
Co,
bv
pnid
to
said
con
bids
oil metal culverts, also for pair tng lulls were ordered paid by bond
all kinds." ^
tractor. ’ On motion of Commission of mules, wagon and harness, also trustees.
er L. IV l i z a r d seconded by C. W. (or bids for making till .onr Soldier
Construction of ditches and can
Daily Thought. *
Entzminger, same was unanimously Creek at Sanford and.Oviedo road. als in the Black Hammock DrninW'o may build more *plondId habita- carried.
All bids on above to lie submitted at nge District during the month of
tioD».- HU our room* with painting*
Communication of J. H. Lee and November meeting; to be in the September, 1914:
Guaranteed to kill and cure any parasitic germination of the scnlp
and sculptures, but we cannot buy
others composing bond trustee* and hands, of the clerk not Inter than W. B. William«, 15050 cu. yd* nr skin. One bottle will kill the f»erm and cure nny case of Dandruff
with gold tho old associations.—Long
drainage commissioners of Hlack Nov. 2nd.
*80 per centi, $2167.20; Fred T. or Itching Scalp.
fellow
Hammock Drainage District, asking - The following
resolution -was Williams, estimates and
expense*. un|0iW tj)e pooLs.hnve Itcon killed,wh ¡»h is seldom the case.
that board grant extension of time adopted and clerk instructed to have 12.75. total, 2179.95.
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uniij March 15th, 1915. completion same published according to law;
General Fund Sanford Tel. Co., Two Dollars will deliver n four ounce and Three Dollltrs an eight
of canals and laterals m said Hlack
Resolution
to change commis phone rent, 6.65; Arthur. Butt, bai ounce bottle to any part of the United States by return mail.
Hammock Drainage District, read sioner»' boundaries hereto nttnehod:
, com m full, 254.83; Chase & Co
by clerk and on motion of J, T
On motion of (' W Kntzminger.-. ,m, ,tll |,„„U». 5. 5O; Mattie Gardner s o t TH VF’IIK’ \N WONDER II.MIt PRHVKNTIVE. will ki* p your hair in ex
5l) cents (or 8-ounco
McLain, seconded b> I. I* Hagan seconded by I, I' Hagan the follow- nursi- j .-r pauper. .« 66. Seminole ("o cellent condition and prevent Germination of the Scalp
kittles, 25 cents for 4-ouuce kittle*.
sume was unanimously granted
lowing resolution was adopted:
Dunk interest on Dmkle money
Communiratiun front J I Dick
Resolved, that the bond trustees 1.25. K H Smith, board for jiuu- SOt TH AFRH \N WONDER SHAM 1*00, undoubtedly llic k-st made.
Mr.kc*
inson for defendant tn_ criminal cases of the Speciul Itoud and Bridge Dis
per, 7.75; Mrs, E. A. Dear marc, the hair soft and silky, and invigorates the scalp. An 8-ounce Iwltle (or 50 cent*.
in county anti justice of peace court trict No. 1 bo authorized , to turn
nurse for pauper, <.00; E. A. Doug- ( jct them nt you/ druggist, or we will fill your orders direct by mail,
referred to Attorney George A. over eleven bond* of the Special
lass, clerk, sal, and inr., 75.75; H
.
.
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DeCottes.
Road and Ikidge District No. 1 , of
C.
Du
Rose,
snlnry,
20.00;
Geo.
A
&
^ Ail Local Advertisements Under
Rond of C. L. Brill, notary public the denomination of $ 1000.00, each DeCottes. salary.
25.00;
F'orrest
with accrued interest to Hnnkinson Lake, jitaiiur’s servu’e, 25 OIL Luk<
This Heading THREE CENTS a state at targe approved
Mr II !' Swope addressed hoard & Ilagler for brick used in the /it Ru«.«i't|er. rent Ct house, J Of) »(*
Line For Each Ingertion. Minimum
witli reference to South Florida .Mid- Special Road St Bridge District Mr*
lane Barber, pauper. 5 tin
Charge 25 CenfH. .
Winter Fair to he held iri Orlando. No I
Carl II > k«tmm. pauper. 5 m*. Sural
February, 1915
Clerk it.»inn ted
Dr i* J Miller addressed board Truevilli-, jt.uiper.
6 fit*,
Merabi
F U R SA LE
to write hoard of trade at Geneva. in reference to Mr Baker, who i» 1 Print mg t o , blank* and adv , 41 Ii2
Oviedo, t omniercial Club of Sun- sick ami u charge nn the county
C M Hand, »heriff. attend meeting
For Sale— Hound pup for Mile ford al;d cilv eouinil of Sanford and
U R
Robert« wu« appointed boar'
’ l|'i 1 F W illlain-mi, «akiry
cheap Just the right age to train give as mui l publicity as possible,
mark ami brand inspector of ITv jailor. Ul.fiU, C. H, Dingee, rejiair» to
R. H Lynch, Sanford, Kin., Route
in order to get an expression from cinrt No, 7.
i jail, I '*5 Sanf-ird Light A* Fuel Co
No. 1.
8-tfc
the people coneerni ng thi- matter
Bulge <ieo ti Birring addrc««rd' light 1 1 water. 15 91 >uuf F urn
tin motion of .1 T Mi Lain «»-.
board wuh reference to brick roads C<r, 1 -nature, 24 25. Inn I* Jin
For Sale C heap—One lurgehorse,
A re nnl .«imply fertilizer m aterials mixed
onde«!
b\
I.
F
Hagan,
clerk
was
leading
west from Sanford
No kin*. I C . ninim . 75 HI. Dr T A
one mule, three wugons, harness,
together. T h ey a re a combination of the
instructed to notify Seaboard Air action taken
plows and tool*.
Ja.«. C. Harris*.
Neal autopsy Chiv*. Patterson, Id tin
R I G H T material.« in RIGHT proportions,
Line Railroad t u , that if crossing*
Reports of county nlRccr* being T K Bite«, ullowiiuie, loom*. Mr_7-9tc
were not put m al Oviedo as per read and audited were approved ' J C M Daniel, transeript in-iue«t
an d tlw-y give R E S T result«
•300.000 line celery plant* ready by
blue print furnished them «nine
Warrant« for la«t month having In (**' *• It .Lille». Tre»« , -p-imn
* Thousands of th e most sueeevwful grow
Oct- 1st
Will pack for shipment weeks ago h\ th l
l"' I '•I l that been paid b> i r•.1 - j r••r were ordered 22 59 It II Smith -iiring bu pan
ers m Florida Use them year a f t e r year.
“ H, "Hox 896, Sanf ord, F'hi
I0- I( c
»
tin* «ame would be done by count) cancelled
pi*r. 1 I i*5, total. 9*29 22
A r e YOU one of 1 Item ?
Clerk instructed to notify treas
For Sale Secondhand oil or gas- and assessed against said railroad
Road ahd Bridge Fund N P.
company
urer to place- money enough In
. oli’nc stove. Two gootl burner*
$*»Ml Viel il.lthlllg.
V*.•\\1*11 JL- • (I
People- Rank of Sanford to -over
\|«n
clerk
instructed
to
write
cheap. Can be seen at Sanford,Fur
;,n
Mi, t.-eil ill Mr
liuti.
1 1
1l
superintendent \ (
I. t ompany all warrant« held hy said bank.
niture Co.
Ci-ti
Uv h 1 10 15. ! Luid Br..* , supplii.,
that crossing' had been ordered put
Tax Assessor T K Hat**.« preMAN'l'FM Tl HERS OF
Sinne, road
Houses for sale or rent. J. Milsson m at Monroe. Cemetery road, Gen «ented tax ¡)-ie.-.-llieiil r<dl lor 1914, Ifi h 1 1 80; Anns (
U41rk, 20.00. 1* 9
Hunker, road
eva and llcurdull avenue*.
Also together with two eppu-s' of same,
H UndiTwoml.
For Sale— Two fine bull pups, one clerk instructed to write Fast Coast and annexed to the original assess \V rk. 73.40: \\
male and one female and tbe mother. Railroad l o that crossing had been ment roll and the two copies there C m ml trig pub1 ! 25 Hill ILirdwiire
JA C K S O N V IL L E ,
FLO R ID A
Cioml slock
See Nick Za mo van, ordered pul in )u*t soul It of depot of. the affidavit of the assessor there ( 1. «oppile» Bell ;V Lynch. »1 OIL
\ McLain . f.-rrx in .1 • 30 (ifi 1n<
Sanford Farms.
12-fttc
to. a« required l.v law for tbe ev
at t,eiii‘va
\ 1 |t. H
\ .1te ' t
ii-t 1 I ' l n p a r i ' i i n of ■«11 • b
It
d- e n 1 o i o u
Mr
\
For Sale G'rud «part mule«, two
pa;. : " - •"
\ I -J
■1 , • 1
* - ment
roll
.1 r■*1 two
» »EM;*
•! t w «1-t« b.irue«*! Í - !» a i -1 I r ! Ic
MT<
l-i-ar 'b g
. i • 213 2*1,
- "I 1
t 1 ' purpose of c o m ■11-■<
• t
i
Athin-« lbi\ 116*. Sauf or ■!
IJ Up -i : pr
\ I li-dt, s ipt . - 1;.a t--r t núVid.«,
:(R1!5
"I
-ill
ii
i-lakc-and lliu* curm le« in
••mu! •1
II i k '
O p b m o lth td tm111111: i ul I
•>J-.. H. McPherson, pri .u lung, -« fit);
LF.ADINC4 tn is ln r s s
ru s In d u stry •)*•
»aid
assessment
rolls
by
thu
county
n ts n o f N ew Y o rk ,
C. \V. Flntzmmgcr. salary ol Bell
TO KENT
b c *n
In
Hill Lumlier Co., sower pipe, 4.40;
to w h o m n t r ls n o
com
missinner*.
»ho
thicker«
Nureeftc*
was fixed at $75.00 per month to
o
f
ours
»ent
a
c
o
p
y
o
f
th
e
17.76;
Fert aid Hurd Co., sufipli
mtatofL From ih« »•The following persons were ap
llu d u fo N u r w iiM n iiiFor Rent—¡The Kcnncwcll farm take effect Oct 1st, 191 t
lectlufiol loottlon lorn
% Turner, supplii *h Mr Bell.
f:
l»tl, re ïe ire d t o Ir i n ht»
_______ ftruto tnlho m trk ctln l
t»O r» Ilf n c k n o w le U ilc On motion of C W F'.nlznungi*r. pointed respectively as inspector*
on west side, on Gertrude avenue.
t
•’ D l’énrson. n»u*t w«-r k
of
ih«?
crop,
everything I* fully
n i»n t «» “ TI»» » Itr u » fru it t c i l UrairJ. Thcie mo no IhcoilM
Six acres tiled. 2 wells.
N 11 Hfrotui«*«! i*y I. f I l ag» 'i t»iUTa i t i .1 nu !<rss of general election to lie
book .“ TtU » I» c x a i ily » h » i we
U It l.'.lirh. r• «1 w ..r k.
•rt forth — all «h« luhtre the
Ird, DO I
» n iith l to m a k e t h e cä la l'S t am i
Garin :
12 H,
.1** 11*l til 1 > II < Ita t'in h itpffi ,M
|HH>k ill rre le
HJIl cjpttII :> 11 F! A F'.irn» 11, rn.il 1 wml ,
we a ie jtfji)f1e«l t o h a r e It *u »»!
>tt
ru
t
No
I
voting
cmv
lu Lull ¿runtuft.
oiii* mill* of rmtd V*'* t »*!
lU riln l by I t * le a d e r » .
1 F . H,,rrt'i'i'. rnii'i w >ir h,
For Rent Good »even acre farm,
pGfiirml i»ri■$ being < * , j i»i ind 1 'Ji 1 l,!-'< ' U, 1 Fan f»rd Insjierlor« id
i. I' .lu Burge - r»M»l .w-■r t
barn and house, near Beck Ham
•• I • 1 i Mnur.pi I It Rad b.r •111 ■1 . ■
per
.
.bt.
).,
1» Il 1 IL. it. il.» y wiiri,
nark Station, known a» < u-tle Gar
I \ 4 Ug l:..h . 1 let k ••f •lei
<•( (i "inmi'ilium- t<
i> <’ lia
tin motion of
Nu.
road2. .12 » 11. total, 1 t»* I !•
den. Address ( o r a C. Hollinger,
gan, seconded by l \\ tlnlztotugi r. t ■■•h. S Illinge
1205 Center St., Cnnastota, Ni’W
I n i- * F urteil u O Fund L P
f;i. ct ¡on District No 2 .
voting
mat ter of buibfing fighter it con
York
l>-tic
P! , , * -V Cu., mu d fur prisoner»,
junction with \ olusui county board pia* e Monroe insjit-rtors of clue-,
\v. J. Colliculi, witness Cir.
Molfnt. John Bell, D II. 9.25.
Buckeye Nurseries grow superior trees— this has liccu
lor Rent— NIct! furnished rooms for East Coast ferry, ako repairing non, J.
Gotirt, 5.30; Geo. A. DeCottes, sat,
*t Stumon’». $1.25 a week nml up. 1 bouse for bridge tenfler for virtue (*. Rithun; lerk of election, Albert
their
successful accomplishment for more thirty years.
75.tin; A. F‘ Bell, discharge money,
11 a wkin-.
315 K. Fourth S t
- 9-lHtp * was referred to Chairman r
I
Our interest in the trees does not end with the sale to
IStit*: C. M Hand, «beriIT, feed pri-Filed ion Distrirt No. 3, voting
WoodrutI with power to act
\f«o
mi. r . -92.8(1; (' M Hand, sheriff,
the prove owner, however. We want them to thrive
For Rent— Furnished rooms for Chairman V. I. Woodruff ws* itxi- piai«' Ea«t Sunford Inspector* of
( on on line. I 4.8; L G -M,-ji g
and hear profitable crops— and purchasers of Buckeye
board to di-po-e of elei Unti. T S. Davis. A B. Camlifht housekeeping. Apply to Mis. t hom ed by
fell.. . J itf P . ciikI I'tdlle r;i«'
trees are given every possible assistance to this end.
mortgage belli by Seminole county, ertili’, M *P Lipe; clerE of election,
Furcn, 117 Layrd avenue, city.
4 in. Henry McL,tulin, juror. I Ofi;
,
9-tfc 'held on property near East Coast ,\ I Wdliams.
F. K Smith, juritr. ! ****; S H Doer: -----ferry in whatever way «eetjud proper
El 1 tion
District No 4.
voting
ner. uror. 1.00; John Mtnnitk, *1.r**r
hor Rent.:-Rooms for light house- to him.
p in e . Paola ln«pcctur* of election, ] (in A I Vaughn, juror. I Ofi; I It
keeping, U19 Qnk Avc.
9-tf
Sherill (' M. Hand was ¡n-trurted B n J mu-«, 1. Kelz, ('lark Pearson: Hi- 1 rils. juror. 2.fit* T. it Goodv. n,
Buckeye S e rv ice tn planters o f Buckeye trees h a s become nlmost
to have 5<Mj totice* printed and 1 .* . k ..i <I«-, tion, A A Hicks
1
nil,
R
\
1
1
ifi
.,
j
or.
r.
ell known as the quality o f the trees them selves. Ottr c o m )>* 1
as wcl
Piano to rent for the season, fn- posted
Lliit'-.n District N*1i. 6. voting I no M I' tape, juror. 1 nu II t
throughout
the
(«III1 tv
nlctc
rtntl helpful cntnlog has been fur years n most important
quiro at 111 Second street.. 8-tfc
offering S2 o.b6 r<-ward lor ev iih iii * p|. >■ Itv-ipdii lltajiectors of elec m l ;.
jiffor, 1 fit); Mi G t'arr..way.
factor of this service. T he new edition is hy far the most
resulting in conviction of violation« t o . Ml, 'I \Y. Lawton, Befi Jones, L. juror
1.00; It J. Hunt*r, court
attractive and comprehensive catalog we have published. Send
hor itenf Chen|» for Cash—Twenty
I ’!’ Hun' clerk of plertlon. T L. stet ographer, 13 50; t'hn«. i
of
the
game
laws.
N'c
today for free copy if you grow citrus fruits.
*<tcs of gootl hummock land all tiled
On motion of Commissioner J T 1 <‘ u«tnnc
Cri.r . cost injunction suit. 63.10;
c »Il or write A. M. Tyler.
HH-tf
Ll.iiii.n
District No. 6,
voting |„ t.. Strlngfellnw, .1 of P„ vost •
Mcl.ain, seconded by L. I*. Hagan.
pluce
Geneva
Inspectors
of
elec W alter rase, 3,27: C
M Hand
, „ Fi'-C acre, tiled land inside city \0 " 0 ™ « ro.olution was ununimous1C 73 Citizens Bank Building
tion. .1 M Flint, T. \V. Geiger, I). slier* If, cost several ruses, 47.90
Imits for rent, near brick rtjjid anti ' n<
*
D. Doane; clerk of election, H. H. Geo G. Herring, judge, cost sovfrnl
T a m p a , F la . ' “ —
leading »ution.
Apply to A. I'.!
Ut’ il resolved ,jy tho hoard of
case«. 12.61. Total. 358 27.
Connelly, Sanford, Florida.
2 -tf county commissioner* in regular *e*- Pattlshall.
Election
District No. 7,
voting
"
------------- !---- —------------------- «ion, this 5th day of October, A IX
There being no further business
plucu,
Chtiluotn—
Inspectors
of
elec
---- !— M I S C h L A N K O li S ________ 1U14, that no pernon, firm or corboard
adjourned to moot Wednesday,
tion, William Jacobs, G. M. Jacobs,
Wanted—PI owing or team work l,oration shal1
or ‘Hspose of. in
Oct.
!
4th, 1914, for the purpose of
\V, II Merry went her; clerk of elec
by
man with good tenia.
J. £ the county of Seminole, the drink or tion, It. K. R o b e r t s ..
further examination, correctiqns and
bummer*, care M. S. Nelson, or beverage commonly known ns near
Election
District No. 8, voting adjustment -of tax roll for 1914.
beer, or any other beverage of like
Ph0n8 Lord’* Station.
5-tf
E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. |
placo, Galiriella— Inspectors of elec
-----------------------------------nature, which contains more than
F. 1, Woodruff, Chnirmun.
tion.
S.
FL
Mathews,
Wilson
Moor
wish torent one
or two rooms three-fourths of one per rent of
Don’t play with s4TiotJS matters-. , 190 beds, orone large
“room alcohol,
withftut fir«t obtaining a man, Phillip Keddilt: clerk of elec
ilon't
YOU carry your own itisxtranc«
two lied* by the week, for license from the county tax roller tion. Jno William*
against
Filection
District No 9,
voting
. e*
or three months,' must be tor of Seminole eriunty so to do
¡ilute,
Long
wood
Inspector*
of
elec
„ 0,t- *n and good neighborhood. I Be it further resolved, that tin*
F I R E
tion. Tom Hutrley, J . S. Dinkle, W.
cena price to “J, p,* 26 Colombia license tax of three hundred $300)
William«' Indian File Ointment will
for you'll find the money wanting when
St, Hempstead, L. I. N. Y. . 8-8tc l dollars per year be imposed by the J . Woodbury: clerk of election, J . N. cure Blind Bleeding and Itching Pile*.
the F IR E has wiped out your property
It absorbs the tumors, nlluys itching at
county of Beminole, upon all per Searcy.
fn*B »*r<leri1 w #rtted— $3.60 per week
Election
District
No.
10,
voting
once, acts as a poultice, gives instant re
sons, firms or corporations, who sell
Have our strong, reliable company
,
, ! ° ar'1 8nd lodging. Last house
place, Luke M ary — Inspectors of lief. WjHiams’ Indian I’ll« Ointnmt
or
dispose
of
the
drink
or
beverage
carry your risk—and bo on the safe side.
«» 1 . « Third St., C. W. O r i n n .
*
commonly known a* near beer, or election, Joe Fortier, J. C. Martin, U prepared for I*ilcs and itching'of the
1
9-9tp
Reasonable! ratesother beverage of like nature, which W. E. Dunn; clerk of cleótion, A. E. private parts. Sold only by Wm. G.
Sjoblom,
Aldridge,
Druggist,
Mail
50c
and
$1.007
fit>^tllf <,~ ' Gent,omcn roomer* »1 contain* more than three-fourths of
»tumon’i. 3i5 E. Fourth St.
Williams Mfg. Co., 1’t‘dp«., Claveland,
Election
District No. 11, voting
one per cent of- ulcohol.
•
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'
0 -U tp I And be it further resolved, that place Altamonte— Inspectora of elec- Ohio.
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“
„.-y
-. v ■ •>-»-. • • ja
Working Out Sound Magle.
u i xi mo ha» Invented a method for
J r rfln i r*dlo-telogrmm*.
Ho first
r! L i l Wt e * for tho telephone receiver
' , Circle»» telegraphy a »ound am°f |fl' r and then connect* thla with
¡ J , -’receiver" of a Poulaeu- teloSLhont.
1« thl* manner the ml-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET
IN REGULAR SESSION MONDAY
<7
Will also stop falling hair and bring the hair back
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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COBB
BROWARD
M anufacturers
JACKSONVILLE,-FLORIDA
IDEAL
FERTILIZERS
WILSON & T 00M E R FERTILIZER CO.
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
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A Guide to Citrus Fruit Culture
The Buckeye Nurseries Catalog
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�Five hundred
homeseoker* a r
THf SANFORD HERALD rived
in Morida thi* week and they
,wiU_h*.- coming in this ratio all’ the
winter.
Sanford
is
receiving
th em "and «¡11 continue to receive
PuUiihMi Kwy Tinriiy «ml Krt<t«y
them , for Sanford offers them na
I HE MIRAI n PRINTING COMPANY much and more than most sections.
U-t every rmr.rn organise himself
miwMKimoN I'Kin:, i*» M iu s it;
into a iiimmitt n ( one t<> see that
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th e stranger within our gates is made
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feel at home
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R. J . H O L L Y . ' K d l f * •WW
W. M . H A Y N E S . TTiiwlnrkii 'Manager
lldltrinl In (tir Cil) br c»m-r 1 2 . 0 0 i»l i r « in
* ».I»»nor (X 20c r**f monlh.
I'mhuiii In ,*1« nnr» musi be mneir si oiks
Enlrml si s s o n n d m s l l roslirc Aulml 22nd
1908. si tbs Postone* si Siglarti, HuiU»
«ndsr *Art
of Mirth
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0 Ac« to Herald Bii IMIm
Tslenhonr No. 148
Send a ropy of the Sanford Herald
to your northn*n friend*- nn October
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OCTOBER 9. t)|(
THF SANFORD HERALD
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The Lake Region Press Associaé >t
»inn «ns called to order at th. San
Juan Hotel in Orlando on Wednes ♦
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day at 'J o’clock t*y President Hi J
Holly.
There were present Secre ♦
tary C. E. Johnson, editor of the ♦
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Kissimmee Journal, W. B* Hurris, •
Friday, October 17th has iiecn
editor of the Kiwsimtnte Gazette, ( ’ ,
designated t»y t h e president of (he ' “
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E. Howard, editor of the Orlando
Florida Irens Association as Honda
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Citizen, Josiah Ferris amf Hugh
Newspaper P a y and on that day
Sparkman of the Orlando Sentinel,
Florida newspapers will be sent out
E. C. Walton and J. Hugh Reese of
of the stale by the thousands to ,
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the Orlando Rcporter-Stur, Chris. O.
parties who might be interested in
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. __ Codrington, editor of the DeLand
knowing what a paradise we h a v e 1
f News and the guests were Mrs. ♦
here. Tiiere i-j really no necessity of
|Codrington. and. Mr. and Mrs. Row*-., ♦ '
a special day to send The Herald
land of D eLand. On account of th e - rdu
out as every isirur~is a boost edition I
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Y^HEN you open an account with this bank, you
are in good company, for many of the representa
tive citizens of this city and vicinity are depositors
and
patrons of the PEOPLES BANK OF »SANFORD.
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Your banking requirements, whatever they may be, can
be completely met by our ample facilities..and. your money
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will .be- constantly safeguarded bj^rrmpi
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not a .
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lay claim to the same, but on thej although. »ja.
Urn 1-akc Region comprisv e il iix-u o u t p i u o >
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*sp?rtah dxy mute m u t u i in
g-s the counfirv -TTf« ♦>«eeotarr OijHH0 f'>^ >—l, >'
just displi'USOd hin mothf r by.mrtrry-. h in rrr’Tbf
wilt-he iwkm> and
¡ng. There is nothing an detestable. j ike ..results will bear uni the claim I-ake and Saminole and .Volusia do ' ♦
not number very fhtfhy editor* and ♦
n*i a n in g ra ti* so n .
of -the ncwirpnper men that neWitthe meeting was a very successful ^
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papers are the liest advertising me
and
interesting one.
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Just liecnusP Genera’ Von Kltick diums and money for advertising
Many
questions
relating
to
th
e
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seems victorious is no reason why the state should be spent with the
the price of eggs should go soaring paper* that haVe been and are' now- price of s t o c k labor, cost of sub- *
^ftP.OÜRÜUS'HLS^
srriptions and" advertising were diz- ♦ ’*
to the sky.
doing the great' work of advertising
cussed and much good will result ♦
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M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
Trpm
this getting together of the.
I L E - TOUR
R. R. DEAS
Bob Holly wjtnta 'em to start a
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VIci-l’TTildent
Tftkhlrf
*«N C w h lt i
editors
of
this
territory.
-“ B uy a Pauy^* movement.
Surely
V EG ETA BLE PROSPECT
The
L
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eg
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comprise*
the
Bob doesn’t want to Sell out?—
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Another season ■for the growing garden spot of the south ami in the
Clearw ater Sun.
Yes.
We would like to nell all of an d shipping of Florida vegetables five counties all the fruita ami vsg- ♦
our papers every week.
' i* almost upon us. Already the ten- e tuIdes, cattle and stock, hny iwul ♦
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I der plant* have been nursed through I grain and all products that can be U ♦
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After virv strenuous efforts on I tin* infant stage and haye been set raised in Florida are grown and the
the part of John Trice to keep in the fields.
Soon the succulent five counties are probably richer in
fr vU# ihr orili fiin m« ut t hr < #’ 4i_
Florida v#ct he see ms t o . have given vegetables ‘that have made Sanford product» of tiie soil than any other ever have the good fellows at the
folli, te, Km) i he »ime »• F* '• ’ »Up«»!
In Solon’s Time.
A* the fintili ftfirr* of th? i t
'*rf
it up as a bad jolt and quit. The famous will be going northward ami five countiff of the stdte.- The next helm and the fine set of newspaper
During the time of Solon, the fa- unitrr Ihr title of the K. ... j f1*r ivm
returns from Kentucky and Virginia us to whether the good prices will be meeting will be held ill Sunford in men to guido her destinies. Orlando n o u s lawmaker, he secured the pas of th e C i t y of §• tifoni of l u l l
Sortimi SS« That ©Very ordinante of a fit*
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’ |could ask for nothing better and as sage of a statute compelling every eral
must have given John and Picas coming back to us or not depends January.
and permanent nature h?r?tofcrr *>.
acted
by tha city of Sinfnnl. <r th? tîr»
The newspapers of these counties one pf her friends we could wish her able-bodied adult man' tn the nation
largely upon the grower* themselves.
Holt some had jolts.
of
Sanford,
and every part M art)
to
giro
proof
once
a
year
that
lie
wan
will
rank
with
those
of
any
in
the
no
better
fortunes.
of dina nre not Includiti in **mt reviar«
Every school boy knows that the
dinanrr»,
\t
hereby
rrjwaled _
earning a decent living and was selfWe never can tell when our con money markets of the world are United States, north or south, and
Section 1. Bald Hevited t ir *r n ty|
supporting
Somebody
lias
written
to
(fc* Into effect and Im* operi1
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Nocuous Discovery.
fidonce in an esteemed friend is go-1 tigh t. That the north is feeling the the newspaper met? feel that tJu* usfrom ih-e approk il hereof t i **•
Another tiling that Intorferas some us suggesting that this would not be or from the date of iht* ordn a*• I*r:aing to be rudely shuttered by some stringency more than Florida and I sociition will accomplish much for
what with a man's ambition to get a bad example for Uncle Sam to fol inc a la», without hi* aj»t»rm*;
unexpected disclosure of his wrong- ' t ha t here where cotton is hut little the craft in the years to come,
low, since the do*» of those who have To Honorable D I. Thr »•!•*» VI* • ^
The
editor»
and
guests
were
dined
*,,ren
l,iaii seventeen mifes per
th? t it) *»f Sanford f’la
doing
Here is "lio b " Holly, for known we <io not f«-**! the heavy
learned
to live "gracefully In idleness"
1 hrmli) nrftif) tha* ■?,*
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gallon
Is
the
women
folks'
scientific
•linanr? » a« duly fiaawil a! • * ,■ «
instance tie
has
actually
been I hand, of war Our vegetable» Vili at the Sun Juan hotel at one oeloek
discovery that gasoline, poured freely 1« constantly on the increase.—Chris log rtf the City coti nell nf s*t '
i tt
writing near-peotry for a Buffalo find a market in the north the same and being at the Sun Juan meant around the roots of the burdock plant« tian Record.
In *e*»inn October i»th. I 'll
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that
they
hnd
a
tine
repast
under
as heretofore but the prices may not
paper.-«-Tampa Tribune
along the back feme, will kill 'em
E veryd ay V irtu e*.
Im* s o gooii and it will 1m* up to t he the careful supervision of Harry deader limn a door nail Ohio hiato
The for* golflf Uftllbs I ?** is1
ft
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An Intrepid courajju U .a l bent but on tin* thp i*th tU> D.
Headline in daily papurn states *growers themselves to carefully feel Waters and
ius eltlcient statf
F-‘l- Journal,
I« T 11li A>Hhit.
a holiday kind of virtue, to be seldom
l!-4tr
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Mi*«
that thp allies are surprised
at the the pulse of the trade and start the j itor Howard took charge of the parexercised, rind never but In case of
audacity of the Germnns
That figure
lloiv't kill the goose
that t > and »aw to it that they lucked
Diplomacy.
tell your wife when necessity, wrote John Drydeu Affa
same kind of audacity has , cptiquer* lays the gulden egg by stulbmg the (or nothing tn the way of entertain- *SVhnl did you
bility. mildness, tenderness nml » word
you got liomu from the club last
ed the world before and if the Ger vegetables down her throat but the ment
which' i would fain bring back to It«
After the business meeting the cn- olKht’
I told her she win the
mans keep up their gait they will s ta rt should be made with a futl
orlginul
signification of vIriujt, i mean
Slav
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knowledge of the conditions govern tire party was taken over tin* city sweetest woman In the world.’’
conquer the allies yet.
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good nature, at** of dally um*. they are
ing the markets and the growers in the cars of ( *ommissioner John
O
*- 1**1 1**1 »tuft of life.
j y j the breud ***
Fi very one in Seminole county should lie satisfied with a reasonable son and Commissioner Clark RollPql tt on the Other Fellow.
should send a copy of The Herald i profit in tin- beginning
It is much inson and these gentlemen are not
" W e should so live." remarked tha
to some friend out of the state on ; b etter to get an ordinary price in only good city commissioners but
— ‘ ' s s n on the car, " t ha t tho other felOctober
17th.
A free copy will the start and Ivad up to a better they know their Orlando and her
ow will he tu blame If anything goes
will be
furnished you by the man- ; figure nt the fug end <>f t lie season need» and the work of the rnmntij‘•rung
"
ngement
You will only need to th an to start with a big price and "ion furm of government is showing
full
down
before
the
season
is
ended
results
m
the
better
paving
ut
cheapfurnish the stamped wrapper
NOTH K m .NM.r.
T h e Herald will keep in closer er rales and many other improveO------Ntil ir? i» h?r«Ii) flvisn (hat i*ml«;r anil by
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the markets' this year mi nts. The editor of The Herald
PI
(TO A A **rtu** a! a finall *rtprrr? «if furrrIo*urr «mi
Upon behalf of the laike Region touch with
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Fih
i1«y
ói
Orifibcr,
We want to give j thought ho know something of OrPress Association the editor of The th an ever before.
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th© Honor »M* Jam?* W.
, Perkin*. Ju«i£? «f ihr i'irrjif Court, Herespecially l he grower hmdn being engaged in newspaper
Herald wishes to thank the press of our readers
i «nth J yilkrial i'lKull, Hrfuliiiil» l‘ount
trut h about conditions work in that city several years ago,
, Fluitila, )n rhanrrrv, ln that renaio rau»?
Oriundo, the Board of Trude, the renders the
therein pernii up. »h erriti S Happ I» enm- ■a?
hill t hr new Orlando is nom»
litaloant sn<1 vi«*1a M <iar»1nrr ami YV IÎ
W c'vf alway« inaile
1 »hall i*tf?r for
ïïartinrr »**■ *lV|i?nilant
u
ml
on
every
»irret
hiiililing**
uro
in general who made the stay of th e’ northern markets tiiat will give
•a*? ariri *?t!
*h* high? *> 11*11•1*•* f*n >««h
I.rfufr f hr rin«fI
♦l*mr .» -a- f »
association so pleasant in tiiat n ij truthful statement of tl* i i.t.dit ions gitlnv; up ami fuetorie" an r«*. ring
>r mi not? i mint >, Klrtntl* on Muh.ls, *»r- ’ Su Ifrvli ind light, vii Illusi*,
I lie
J
on Wednesday
prevailing and sound udivce to tin- t heir head» l*Kwiiril tin- nky
.'nil *1a> nf Novstnlff, Y I » J'*M 'he
bring: * I?t nI »al?» *1* t * ••' » ' ' ' h• > I h.tl the verdict vtamN J ' it 1* i*( •
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1 in* efl 1luik wor 1Ii
lir w
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J?f»î hour* H* »il?, ih? pf«»prri) ilrifflbnt
The
fortunes of
the lour stories in height smi the roof
ha\ stood—
I
in (hr final ilrrrr? an folli*» f*. «iiuatr in lb? ,
While we are on a “ Buy a Bale” products.
County of Spinino!#, lorwit:
business would it not be a good growers and the fortunes of the b u r i - 1 garden on the fifth is a great addlI*ot T tirrc, m a r k Fiv#, T i r r T w o, San*
\ “The Very Rest in Town"’
for»!, k*torîilif a r r o f t l i r f to F R Tra(Tor*Ca
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thing to buy u box of oranges, or a ntfas men of Sanford art* identical tinn to Orange avenue and puts Orm ap of th# town of Savi ford, a* p#r plat
Î Our Rolls, Our Pic;*,
We lundo in the big city class. Another
(hrrrcyf, duty rwordwl in t h r putilir f r m r d *
crate of lettuce and celery, or a and in this the Herald, shares.
of C>rn«f# Count y. of » hi« h lh? County nf
Our Runs, Our ( alte—
home in Sanford, or a membership will endeavor to give to the best of big hotel is in contemplation in OrS? ml nul? ma* fnrm#fîy a
**‘I ‘'»a»« of
, All the good*, wc daily b.ii>r
I»-*/? lit
In the Commercial Club," or a new our ability the actual condition« land» and already the many hotels
. 2 0 Honda, in Hat Hunk R S' »•Itli.ltY
] Arc juM.it goto) as wc can mdr
tourlit hotel or any of the diver» j end will protect not only the inter-, of the city are tilling up with winter
Fri-II*Hr *
Spi» tal M- •(•*
and numerous enterprises in which e*ts of the shipper hut also of the visitor». I.nke F.olu lias been beau*
So Crune arul lì uv I lt<inJ
i
( n I l f d l n a n r r Vd»pi I ng ih«- 11? * l» pii «i»
we are engaged
Buy n Herald
buyers
This <dd life is u game of tified with a fine cement walk ami
J
for Gimtiiicss S.iki1 j
«llnanr#* «*f ih« i II» *,f s*'»nfo»d I*»l (
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give and take and ibis ride holds tluwer beds around l he shore line
H? il orda inai! h> ih? May tir «-ni *-it>
C(*uflrÌJ cif Sififufd
,
Orange county has subscribed for good even in tin* growing and ship -1 and Luke Lucerne is being bricked
Srrilnn I That th» arromp* nyirif gru
all
around
it
Many
new
palaces
r? vifinn nf nrdinari«'?• nf ih** ?i(y tif
three thousand copies of the county (dug of vegetables.
The man on
nanford. Florida, nf a c?n?fal ami p?rnia
paper*.', ’ It would be well for Sem- . t he other end should lie protected are being erected on Lake Luierne
Bakery
ti?ut nature, a* r? vi*?d and r?pnf l»*l !*y
Orare» A f(»Cottn. nty attorn?y. under i ► 19 Magneti*. »j
PS,»» '** I j
t note to at* Rust take one thousand;t>y the grower just as the grower] *>nd therp-tw no emi t o riie building
and by virtù» of a r»anlutinn hrf»tofor».7
copieh of the Sanford Herald. There should be protected by the buyer, j and improvements going on in every
pama«d, direetinr th# aald city attorni*)* to'1
Is no belter form of advertising in') Finch depends upon the other -for a| part of Orlando. The ( ountry Club
the world and this has been proved) square deal and each should see having the finest golf course In ti e
state is one of the points of interest
at Kissimmee and e t h e r ’ place?.
j t hat a square deal is given.
t'
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Has anybody seen anything of shady transactions on each end ufid proved irpd lockers and bath rooms
Clarence Woods of the Eustis l-j»ke all of this should he eliminated. are being installed here for the ben
Region? He went to Kentucky* bcv- The buyer should contract for the efit of the Birmingham hull club to
«•ral week« ago and nothing has lx*cn stuff and pay the guaranteed price. winter "in’ Orlando this-season.
The Orlando Sentinel, the Repor
beard of him sine«. Meantime there The grower should put up the pack
is no' tell ing what has h a pp e n e d to i t h a t he htnj g ua r a n t e e d nnd, a good ter Star and the Citizen are making
THEO N. VAIL, P R E SID E N T
improvements and expect to make
his «and oil road and it must he j price is hound t o be i k y , -result,
This
advice
should
he
heeded
this]
their
papers
better
than
ever,
if
such
suffering t e rri bl y with in g r o wn nails
17JH Y 1 4 2 E x t r a '
and whiskers by this time.
1 season more than ever before, t a k i n g ! * thing is possible and the hustling
the present conditions of the money Board of Trade and County Com- j j #
.
Y / a a h in g to n , D, C. S o p t , 1 9 , 1 0 1 4
The Jacksonville Metropolis says mnrket into consideVation and it is tnissioners think enough of tho p a -1* ••
Ca^h^Lor F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k ,
to plant a hen which is not had ad to Imj hoped that tho growers will pits tu tukc a thousand copies o f , i J J
each«to
send
to
northern
prospects,
S a n fo rd , F lo rid a
vice when ono considers the present got together on the subject and by
SA N FO RD , FL A .
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Specials
1-2 bbl. sack Table Talk
Hour . . . $3.00,
24 lb. sack Table-Talk
.85
Flour . . .
Good, sound Irish
Potatoes, per pk. .
25c bottle Van Camps
Catsup . . . .
Fresh Oysters
mr^ ,°r> T
!
()ur Bread so Good. |
i J . L. M i l l e r ’s)
L. P. McCuller ?•
Phone 277
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W E S T E R N U N IO N '
TELEGRA
The visitor to Orinndo la nt once ^
price of hen fruit. Eggs stay around starling the stuff right maintain
struck
with the idea th at every man ' «JJ
«JO cent mark all summer and get be n fair price through the season.. The
n. -- -. j ■
inj
Orlando
knows th at* ht>" lia s " a
b
u
y
Iff
Will
have
harder
line*
this
yond it lrf*‘(heJ,ii1Int3r and the man1
good
town
and
knowing It never
year
than
ever
before
on
account
In Florida who plants Inins Is much
hesitates
to
let
tho
stranger know it.
of
the
stringency
of
the
monoy
mar
better off than the man who plants
Other
cities
have
laid claim from
ket
and
tho
difficulties
of
borrowing
fancy stuff and falls down on mar
time
to
time
as
being
the most beau
keting same. Plant a hen ahould ap money at a time when it is needed
tiful
cities
In
tho
state
hut Orlando
peal to more of tho Florida farmers, and tho btiyera should receive the
is
tho
first
and
will
always
come
consideration and the cooperation
also Riant a pig and a cow.
first In civic Improvements.
Th'e
#
of the growers mbre tbnn ever.
'O’
wide
spreading
oaks,
tho
many
lakes
W
ith
this
thought
in
mind
let
the
Congratulations to the Orlando
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Reporter-Star that now* comes out season open and llespitc the war in tho city limits, the .Country Club,
the good hotels and many fino
in »even column eight pages and a and other calamities tho Sanford
stores
and above all the boosting,
metropolitan air.
They have re celery delta will not even feel the
energetic
citizens who .spend their
cently installed a fine new Babcock stringency. Wo have tha goods and
money on their city all go to make
should
lie
able
to
dispose
of
them.
press for printing* the (wiper and
Orlando one of the best and un
made fnany other change^ th at will
doubtedly the most boautiful city in
"I
if poaslble' improve*the’ appearance
.Curs for Whooping Cough.
Floridaof the Reporter-Stgr.
Reese and
A gill of ambor, half a gill of old
It Is .alwsys a pleasure for the
Walton^ are a ’good team and we Jamaica mm. Ml* them together and
editor of Thb Herald to visit Or
look for the 8tar to twinkle more D>b the child’s hack and breast with
lando, for' despite our occasional
fc '
.
brightly In the Florida skies. Or IL Then put a pleco of now flannel
differences thcro are friends In Ore
lando is bleased with two good dally over breast and back. Do thlk night
Isn d o that , will be friends forever
and.morning
and
whenever
tho
cough
pope Fa and a good weekly paper,
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n d they have the dash and style
and' tkese papers ar* bjessed with la very troublesome, You »111 And
that
whopping
cough
will
not
last
long
and
nm * that make tho city 'go
adver
ros^sa»«aM Lii a.,aig M i*^ C T a J ASiflnM3Laika|Wjii|WiA-rW|gtfiMfML'| tif»v .«K*
it"--
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'I n c r e a s e C a p it a l S t o c k Your B an k ,
- M a i l e d , -C h a n g e B o o k s T o d a y ,* ; " *
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A p p rovod ,
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C e rtific a te
Iff, J . P o w l e r , D o p u t y C o m p t r o l l e r .
1 1 : 2 5 A . M. S o p t 1 9 , 1 9 1 4
FREDERIC II. RAND, President ’ •
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E. P. FORSTER. Vice Pre,ident «
GEO. H: FERNALD, Vice Present
B. F. WHITNER, Cashier
*
A. L. BETTS, Assi,tant Csihier
V*
FIR ST NATIONAL BANK
E S T A BL ISH ED 11*7
CAPITAL $35,000.00
SANFORD. FLORIDA
S U R P L U S &. P R O F I T S $ 5 5 .0 0 0 0 0
To meet the growing needs of our city and county the resorces
of the bank have been increased. And in addition to the increase
in resources the bank’s field of usefulness is greatly enlarged by
its.membership in the Federal Reserve Association. „
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
OCTOBER 9 . t 91i
Hon ( hris Cndritigton, editor of
the Détend News. Mjÿ ("odrmgton
and Mr and Mrs Rowland of Ilel*and were in ike rity on Wednes
day anil were a erompa mml to Or
Little Happening«-- Mention F
lando l>y it .1 Holly, where they a t
of Matters in Briefrtended ipie meeting ol the laiko
Pcfsonal l'Oms of
Region Pn
Association
T iny
made tile tri) in Mr t udrmgton s
In te re st
line new Hoick car, Mr Row hind
being
agent for the same in Doiutnd.
Summary of the Floating Small
Talk« Succlnrlly Arranged for
Everything beautiful at Yu well’s
Hurried Herald Readers
Opening. Un
15th
latst» three
days.
'
It lite
'♦M
Piano ami Player Piano* Expert
\V A. Morse of Lane Park, repre
senting Foote & Davies Co., of At tuning and repairing . All work al>lanta called on the local trade Wed solutely guaranteed. W L. Hsyvey,
Il ox 1233-Phone 249-4.
102-tf
nesday.
:: |N AND ABOUT THE CITY ::
Gordon Hood of Maeon has a r
Fresh yeast rakes and Imperial
gasolino irom a t Mrs. Simon s-----2_-Lf rived in the city and will he the
guest of his brother. J. I>. Hood
VmrettV Fall <tj*-n>nr - feafcia.—mi
TRiT ff-trr-’Can get located
Mr Hood*
'X h o W
t i r f A U —Llim: i Is a
cont ract or and civil
days.
.
H -2 ‘ e '
engineer and assisted in the work
Every-citizen: in. SanfrmL'should of building the Over-Sea ruilwny
reme'fnher that the Commercial Club from the main bind to Key West,
meets tonight at the rity hall and u but has been hi Georgia and other
good attendance is desired.
slates for the past year.
He will
take
up
the
civil
engineering
busi
Millinery, Millinery! Sec all the
ness
in
this
section.
latest style« now on display at Mrs.
Williams’ Millinery Parlors.
13-2c
Alderman Davison is again happy
in the possession of his Overland ear.
A half baked and wholly stewed
driver ran into the Davison car on
Cieorge Ellis of Gainesville, repre- the Orlando road several days ago,
senting the Gainesville branch of 4h<j t,roakin^ it up badly anti costing
Virginia-C nrolina ( hemieal ( o., was j,,,^ „ pretty
pretty sum to have it re
in the city yesterday calling on his paired.
He bus not been able to
many friends.
collect any damages as yet but is
"New gotids will he on display at vowing vengeance on the driver who
YnweU's Opening. <>ct. 16th. lasts seemed to he wholly irresponsible
three days.
14-2tc ("Stich careless driving should he
stopped and the man who wilfully or
Genuine TenerlfTe grown Bermuda
carelessly breaks up another car
onion sped, white and a>d, new crop,
should he jailed nod lined and then
at L. R. Philips & Co,
ll-8 tc
made to pay the damage*
•
*
Albert O. Martin, the “ orange
Ready-To-Wear Dept. will he a
wrap" salesman of Hanford, was in
big
feature in YoweU’s Fall Opening.
town yesterday calling on customers
Tlnirsday,
I6th. Imi* iliree day*
and giving his many friends the glad
I4-2lo
mitt
He^hangs his hat at the DeSolo
Tampa Tribune
Comnieiu ing toduy ihe world's
sene»
wili In- giioii i•v inningi ut
Direct from New York und Phila
thè
Impenni
thriller
'lite gentle-'
delphia. All latest styles hats and
meli
w
ho
bave
thè
serie»
in churge
millinery goods.
Mrs. Grace Wil
bave
»pareli
no
pulii«
or
expeft»«*
In
liams
l'l-2tc
arrniiging un •l<. et ri. «mre board and
PLEZOL is thè J I E S 1 elierry |[j,,, puhlic »jumbi pai rimile thè
Itf
drink
game finn dui melv Tht* gi\c» thè
v The many friends of Mrs (' A locai falci ile opportunità of neillg
Belts and Mr. W S. Thornton will thè p i m i - ' Jllit e ' they are pluyi'd^
be sorry to hear of the,death of their ut Boston a n d l ’htbidelphia a n d t h è
father, Mr. S Thornton, which oc b oa r d i» imi* of thè he»i io ilo- stili*; ,
curred at their old home, Raleigh, 111 f a r i 1 he l ar g e r 1 1 1 l ei byvAt ufi
l i e t l er
t unii uni e il i li a f t e r n n n n
Ga . t letoher 3rd
and W.iteli ila I a II le,IMI« i |U|l|ie1c
5 or (1 doses 666 will break any for thè ■ha irtptoiiilu (■ M ila Im
case of Fever or Chills
Price 2 5 1 perial theatre
cents.
*
94-26t
Drink PLEZOL. the new drink.
4-tf
If you want good meat* nnd ipuek i
The (iute t lit House
service and at reasonable prue» «ali
t Lit e
T h e many p a t r o n s of tin
at l> A. Brown's market, 113 San City
I loll»«' at1!’ pl eased to learn
ford avenue or phone 122
II lip t hat It Ion o p e n e d for I li neai oil
The young business men and the Horne comforts are extended to the
old business rfien and the middle guest - anil the ••xeelleni accooirnoaged business men of Sanford are dations of tili- hotel have mudo it
la tf
urged to be present ut l ho film- fatuous at home and abroad
mereiai Club meeting tonight
li I»
l . m l i i l I h a nk s
ccri.itnly to vour iute resi lo Incoine
i ,' i Vj n - oi
W
Idei tilled wi l h t h e city » we l f a r e a nd
1 'll. . 1I-- W
VI M
1■
>> ■" 1 >1 .
11 .ii
ila- ti me Io c o m e in I» now
gavi us liner servin'- through the
ice cold PLEZOL in bottles for sickness and death of onr loved
sale at all dealers.
4-tf
pvother
and for the many beau
tiful’
fiorai
tributes
Closing out all typewriter carbon
Mr
and
Mr* 11 I Washburn
paper
Best grades only, at 25c
tar dozen sheets:
•
Herald tjllice
97-tf
Mr and Mr> ( ’has F
Henry and
il.'I Fallili’.
Nu|b i
I'll*
* it
PAGE FIVE
SANFORD LIBRARY
Heralds of I.lberty
On the night ad Oet. 6, 1914. at
the instigation of our Worthy (»rand
District Organiser, I, L Andrews,
the following named members of
ini months
august
the Heralds of Liberty met at the
AND SEPTEM BER
city hall in the city of Hanford, for
the purpose of organizing a fraternal
Philosoph»
Judge to tie known us the Sanford
\molli- 1 he Mother Tongue. Vols.
L9dge of Hnniltl» of Liberty.
I and !L
J. E. Sperling, J. W. "Berry, J. A.
-Sesti» and Denny English Com- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ’ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦~ ♦.«•’ ♦ ♦ V
? ♦ ♦ ♦v ♦ y ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦* ♦• ♦w ♦w ♦ ♦ V ♦ j ’
Rodes, V. C. Collar, W. A. I’arr. position.
♦
M II. T aratu s, A. T. Lipford. Geo.
Mian and Greenough New Latin
♦
MrGagahin, W II Long. James W Grammar
Eaton, Jo h n Stem per. It. I’. Jin''■oil and Denny
Composition ♦
♦
kins, ( . \\. Drown, It. J . Gutta, and Literature
W. H. Jly res, Mrs. G. A. Byres, S.
General Literature
♦
K. Norton, Miss Marion Packard,
* Ireland, C. I).
English Liter ♦
Mr*. Myra IV. Lee, Miss Corine ature of the Nineteenth Century.
♦
McIntosh. Mrs. Mary O. Crosshy,
Cleveland, C. D. American Liter
♦
Mr*. Ellen A. Andrew*,-Mrs, Grace ature.
E. Williams, Mis* Isabel A. Simon,
Debs, Eugene Life and Writings. ♦
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bruton, J. M
.ifoidbriilgci The ilrm ia
♦
(¡¡Ho,,, M r„ J M Gillon, Henry . Mi-ti'imoji, R. I.. Memories and
f
Pilkington. Mm.'*Henry Piikington. Portraits.
G. E. Taratus, It. C- Fernnld, V. E.
Vu/elliyn. Marcus Writings.
302 T Douglas,
A'. L. Taylor, , F. W.
Marne), Jumesi The Breccanecrs.
CJb •#>
Klintwnrth, I I.. Andrews, E . —L.
Fiction
Sanford, Grand Statu Organiaer, W.
Kingsley, Florence1 The Cross* -¿u
B. Alexandra.
T riumphaiit.
Thin being about one-fourth of the
Kingsley, Florenccf Paul, Hero Id
ARE THEY THE COMFORTABLE KIND?
membership of the Heralds of Lib of the Cross.
erty in and around Sanford, tht?
Roe, E. P.( What Can She Do? (
following named members were ap ■ .S’estmorcland. (. J,( Clifford
pointed by our Grand worthy or Troup.
ganizer, l. L. Andrews, to serve the
Ilume, Felgusk The Bishop's Se
remaining jinrt of the current year: cret.
F. W. Klintworth, Grand Com
Ilniithhy, G u y The Fascination of
mander; Miv* Isabel Simon. -Grand the •King.
X
♦
Master; Mrs. Mary O. Crosaby,
Juvenile
Past Grand Commander: O. L. T ay
♦
Christmas Books, b y Dickens.
lor, Grand
Recorder; George* E.
♦
Sinful Saddy. by Jacob»
Taratus, Grand Treasurer; Vance E
H“ W It Happened, by Kate Lang ♦
Douglass, Grand Warden. Walter A.
ley Itos her.
♦
Parr, Grand Chaplain: Harry PilW*- venture to predict that the ♦
kington, Grand Guide; William H. hoy i and girls, and older ones loo,
Long, Grand Sentinel;.
Our grand will enjoy Carmencita, sympathize
C A S H OR I N S T A L L M E N T
state organizer, W, B. Alexandra of and Inugh too, with her, over her
Jacksonville,. Lodge No. 74, Heralds various trials commencing on the ♦
of Liberty, being present installed first page with the "rummage" bon
♦
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
the above named officers, nnd do- net
A
♦
clared rhe lodge duly organized and
The Association wi»b to thunk
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
officers to transact business in ac everyone who assisted in any way
cordance with the laws of the Her toward making the rem it rummage
ald» of Liberty, after which Urn i.i.i ., successL»pcruvl
praise is
Hexaudru g a v e .a short address, de dm tin- Moorman of com mil t o , Mr»
M mi ri l i Eduruthi n
For Sal*' 1700 lh* land plaster.
fining the plan and features of our .1 N Win I h i t , (or her zeal and per
Cull
roar Wilson's law ofllco on Secfoll
owing
cti
pji
cd
f
r
o
m
tin
I he
improved participating reserve fund i,,i..,| assistance.
renders
ond
Kt
14-lie
The sale netted Etude mil) be of interest <o
distribution plan of insurance, which |f ..: i lie building f u n d i is and for of the Heral d
For Sale •Scotch Collie Pu|*i and
pays a reserve fund of from 1500 to the children's corner, new book*. | "Chielly, it is the want of the
young stock
Thornughbrcd nnd ac$2500 to the living member at the C l
In the li-t of book» forwarded |right rkind of mtis.ii; training in the
LUgihle (or regi»!ration,
head of the rluss for each death i tt,, order f•»r i unper*» L e a t h e r ¡,chool* t h a t i> a ns we r a l d e fur our (lim.iNd
The tiriega R e mi c i » . R F I> No. 4,
claim of like amount paid t<> the Stic king lales
L very hoy in San- <t mill'd musoal growth, as a people
l4-2t|>
beneficiary of the deoeased mem ford will want to .......a nt e ¡ie<|Uuinled We a r e a c o m p o s i t e people, m a d e up liickson ville. Flu
ber
After which our grand dis wnh the uuaint old scout. Natty of snni e of t h e most mus i cal nat i ons
Fur Bent Suite of ihre i* rooms
trict ' organizer. Brother I L An- K.in.^.,1 udii his copper hui d friend. of the world Engl i sh, I- r e a c h . G*'i a ml lui t h
Over Met’ iUlor’a store.
ijri m of Sanford made an address , i •hingachook. not
sl* 1Jtplujnn Do
11 o
rgciting good, nian Italian. Polish Russia.!
l* . i ll
nil frali r nalisitt, outlining the hi»- !:ll*hiilt Her-vor---‘ S we dl i t l
Gi ve l|, the ri ght IHU-ll
inr*. of fraternal order» and their re
1 uf laic Uitf »Ini«! s bet! and one
a n d l lie right nvsl ruction and wc will
latum to legal reserve companies,
t** v•»! vi vi|C
>*4su*
1o quire 106
heat t h e wori*L™ J a t Us have good
*►
«*»
14-tf
St
going back to the foundation of the'
' UJ1
Ka»t
First
jinrt MinjfH unit no*»'! f*»lk ininij.v
idealism that first dawned on the
Thomas Wesion was horn in Clin
w»- li.it,»- noil«* *»f *»ur tiu^i, I»*t u*
mirror.
Fur Sale Three "I'leit
world of
fralernnlisnv coming on ton. I own Illy -U, 1*1» and died in
ta ki" fruin i liti’»*’ * dv nt n*,i'
I lien s u i t a b le
for clothing or millinery
ihruti.h the .«ee. » i t i .Ijh tlw « « e l » « « I» .
» e .l
, hl.
, „ l -u store Lot of linoleum »lightly used,
,,t the rerinue .lltqr-el -'
>»
1
.......... ..
.......................... . ,.„(.„ good I|uullty. ( heap for cash
Lot of
Jan 1
ortfunuat lo ia, miiih u( w Inch liuti' iH{irrii H i D.
chair*.
Good delivery bieyrle, basse
hool*.
hark as ,.a r |y n , the year 1168, o n ' 1894. To tin* union were born six
N
Yowell Sl C o.
“ So lei us begin with our young ket ulinehed
Ml were present at lie
up tu file present ago vvhore vve fini! '' hildren
Itile
people lind I heir til usi i'll I lllst rue! ion
from lite tnortality laide» unii sta funeral
HtIOKS ( ONTRIUrTETJ DTK;
or
HOW ABOUT YOUR ROCKERS?
ŒI
HERE is a vast difference in Rocking
Chairs. Some are much more con
ducive to comfort, ease and pleasure
than others. Perhaps you may have discovered it.
*
It’s all in the way they are built. We
enjoy a Rood Rocker ourselves, and think
we have selected some comfortable ones.
Come and trv them.
<$
♦
♦
J> '
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♦'
<$>
W. W. ABERNATHY
Mr W. ton was a member of the
tistu’v of
thè Engllsh
Fraternn
1‘resby
t erta t- ur ■ *- 1nr all ■UH lift V
.in |etie. utili ine\|ierieu........... ' 1
• M • in On
•
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.,
t
«
.
•o e i r i I 11 w* cuti iiju-rntr n '
II.
■fi u n ii I"* i *- i m*tu r nt , i I r. . . ( ili;, mi mir po|iular i>1.n
t •, r • t.
UUIte.l a U t t 1 • M* H...I •
te urtitii e
I he Berulds "I 1.1b* r ’
w.i. churtered under lite luvv» of ili at t D l edo \pnl .. 1* M 1. 1 y ii-rtili
stato of Alabama in thè yeur of ' cute under thè pastoni t f of Rev. I)
nineteen hundred. We bave h«d a A. Cole
Ilo rame from TTichita.
sueresaful and »teady growtb l..r Kansn* t<» Fionda m-arly three yeur*
|fe was »ick for several day 1
tinsi' fourteen year», and ut presi-M agti
l>r
M.tr>hall
did all h.......old In keep
wc .in* produeing mori* btisllte
I I - iliei t a l i t i
111tl 1*ri iifcT
i
b
a
n
i
"
"
1
i
t
"
"
1
ciirding io our agency force
„ I I , ,|
I.....I
the c hi l dre n.
Ethel.
F l o r e n c e .11 I ut t
¡ 9 1 1 1 , , .1 J
"i * -i» •t ••
n i
Rut h have a r r i v e d tn the ci ty for ilo rillK-l I lir > Util. e in iti « «i 1 « 1mi 111m kr
HIHi» V
A
knlltey
1f lu i p
|,,.
d in .1 e
i I 19 at , l-H
winter after spending a most de November lit
All per-.,., |..v.nc |( m ul the ci t V hall Sa o ford, I
lightful summer at Wildwood Heath tln-ir tax during Nui•••mtn*r yyiJ1 1•*’
near Philadelphia.
Their host of . elitlt IciL to a disi üullt ot
per i i l t
PLEZOL is tile one best lount.wn
friends are delighted to finVe them All paying in Dee»*tnber will be en
Jrink.
4-tf
back again in Sanford.
titled to n discount of I per cent
5 or 0 (Joses 6G6 will berak any All after that date will Ire net
No H applrvets In Idleness.
M W LOVELL.
case of Fever, or Chills. Price ‘Ì 6
Idleness I » oneTvT'niP ‘g r e a »
ene
( rt y Tu\ ( ’olici tor
cents.<
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rute»
uf
character
A*
some
otic
Ini'
Sanford. Oct *t h. 1911
Fee Yowell's silk department Oct.
aid The devil tempts other men, bu‘
14-4to
idle nun tempt the devil" Do net
15th. loists three day*.
14-2tc
. tin the Itilo riniti, whomever you m.*>
P- V. Holst has returned to his
,
Ñutiré
•ii vy You limy have too much K> d<
home jn Palatiti», after a combined
On 3rd day of Novemlur at r e g ml ion many things to think about,
business nnd pleasure trip tp the ular meeting of Board t ’ounty Com »nil do not envy the man who" has me
oty and other part* of the celery" |missioner*. Sr’ininole . imhU v bid' ■ migli to think about, and tins to t ■'
« I u .„ Mr. Holst 1* engaged in the will be receivcl fur putting ii till at
x k upon himself. The puto'ion*
fertilizer business in Pnlutku and hi» Howell Creek- <>n new SioiorU
smtord .v
A
.man naturo break loose In Idle noti
frlensd in this sectiun ure always Oviedo road. All lud* must -be in and wander over forbidden piai.
glad to sec him.
clerk’s han«N not Inter than No —eklnr what they can devour.—Dr
Bui» inu -t r> d funic* Stalker
»
One meal is all the argument we vember '2nd. 1911
so
much
j u t culm- yard, ami to be
need to convinco you we set the best
Hat* the Caute of Daldne»*.
tneal at the low«at price in town. completed in a satisfactory manner
to
Board.
2»
per
cent
on
contrail
Bnldmt*«
is n mutter of lieadgeu.
Dur Sunday dinners are unsurpassed.
price to be retained until contract The doctors ore fairly well agreed up
Meala 25 cent«. Weekly rates made
F \ DOUGLASS
0,1 l*,nt
Men grow bald more frofir rooms and meals. St. Johan
jiientl) than women because of the
Clerk of Board.
Hotel.
l0-9tc.
huts they wear. It Is true that women
l4-4tc
wear bigger and often heavier lint«
W. A. Berry has removed his
titan men, but they attach them to
barber shop front Hie Welborne
Mrmorlnl Cnnrert
their hair and not to their scalp*,
Jdock tl a room in Hie Da Forest
The Sanford Banff gave a memori henco they perthll vcntllatlnn^fcnd do
»
„ ^ n i recently occupied by Paul al recital for Mr. Geo. H. Fernnld not constrict tho veins, while men's
IRgterl. Mr. Berry has placed now last evening, 8 o’clock; which was bat*, with their hard, tight-fitting
•xtures in the shop, installed a bath enjoyed by all present. The weder- ' brims not mtly permit no air to onter.
r°ont and uxpects
to make It the lion* which were- played eon»i«t.d »•«* conatHct the blood vessels all
C® thl"<’ • 11,1 W»l occupy the (, f , h(. fnvorit(. „ . p „( Mr around the Iliad
font and John lUmdes will take the Fernuld during hi* life time, and
back part fort a pressing club.
the concert was attended by repr*Theories *
to n
Have you visited Mrs. Williams’ sentati ve» of the Phoenix Lodgi-, ( Only tho other d
Millinery Parlors yet? II not, you No. 6, in n body, as Mr. Fernald lecturer on sun sp
.»•' 9 ould call while tho stock is co'm- was u member of this order. Among the enfranchising /ml ennobling pow
of his sclenco/toachlnB as It doe*
P ate. Everything now and strictly the Knights uf . Pythias nt tending er
tho mnjesty of Ood nnd his handi
were Oliver J . Miller, Chancelor
UP-to-date.
.
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work. I agreed, of course. Theoreti
"
Commander; W. \V. Abernathy, cally, 1 knew ho was right; yet, as
Music In Woodland Park
Prelate, Henry McLaulIn, Keeper of Jor myself, I could not help preferring
/
After Octpber first Woodland Park Record.* and Seals; J. N. \Vhitner,
to wonder’ al tho hand of the Almighty
»ID open only Sunday«.
L. M. Wicker, A. T. Rdsietter, S. .G. In the creation df a dandelion, a-spar
Bathing, amusements, picnic con- Kennedy, A. Knnner nnd J . M row, a floundor.-dlobert M. Gay, In
music, . M l
m.« n
a I r**t
¡
[iii|i i: i •
"in ' "t
re
the
I h e j i r ••st • t
•i 11 - ■ , i
ni .ii « 11r* l*
it'
•l.i %
gì V onr
t »11i \ ...... ! tn. ,. I'l'iut il
Imy » a lo girl’ . h a li alni Whuloso me
1
He
|)«»sll IV** 111 hlN Ilia k>
"P
The funerfll wit- held in the t Ivied
Methodist cliiiri h on October till at
10 U 10 A -lljrge crowd at tended l he
(tyierul servie,'* nnd many benuftiful
fiorai offerings liore witness to the
«"»teem in which he wu* held. Mr
Weston was laid to rest in the
ti viudo leimlury. the funeral -eriimii
hieing preached hy hi* pustnr. Rev
A !.. Hope, from Hebrew» 9 27
For Rent
lint
"1
<o!d
Furnished rooms.
wi l ier
$»011
M igliollu .1 Vc iu f
pel
Hot
monil i.
1 1 P tf
To refined coupl, four
Lxeellent locution. Ten
lines set to clean cut melodious mu- dollars per rnunlli. No small chil„*ie and thus lay the foundation (or I dren,
Eniptiae R, Herald Office.
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the pop'uhir appreciation of good
music
For Rent
\ good well till’d farm
If ever wc 'll' •ced in elle, ting mar loading statuiti
Land pre(
t h«-ie r e l n r i i i i a m 1 il || A l lt l l lT '* •vi inw i h ;i n t r i d u i ‘ . l a r
ni* a fin i m e liI . o n g
,»
i l i a l l t >* * * ►
ii m 1 p i m i ■'•HCI 1 V!1" id u a t
tk.lt
mm k 1hkr
' ,1 t Itti,
Ii a n d a imi - i
«1 f »1 A A *• ••’it » p - .k . t a t.'l
t i n w..fl.d
I t . , i oln
t ro u b le
ira 1 tall : t
and in t he words of t he Kuril,
Vbnllsh
It»r tn it altogether
Additional Classified Ads
Annual S la u g h te r of Elephant*.
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OCTOBER
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STARTLING RISE BY BRAVES
Boston Team In 8hort Period of Month
and Half Jump Prom Bottom
to Top of Ladder.
After n sensations! spurt cxtendlntt
over a period of one month and a half
the lloaton IJrnvoa aro In undlaputed
possession of first placo In thoYnce for
the National league pennant
Stall
ing!' youngster» were In eighth place
when they opened tho gamo of July
18, and by scoring i victory that day
they Jumped out of the cellar position,
landing In seventh position. From that
tlmo on the nraves have accomplished
wonders on the diamond, having won
31 of the last 38 cont est s played. On
August 23 they reached oven terms
with the Giants for tho lead, but fell !
back as far as third position, only to
come again and pass McGraw's men.
The complete record of the Drarcs j
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July 18 follows:
J .l i s t r e c e i v e d _ a _ s h i p m e « ^ l ) r - t ? ? l f g ! i , S ~ n e ’v v J
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The day of the overtowerlng first
baaeman Is past and gono, says Harry
Davis of the champion Athletics.
Harry continued, Raying, "The big
one who held down the Initial sack In
days gone by could do Just two things,
that of hitting tho ball mighty hard
on the noso when It was grooved, and
catching a perfect throw.
" ‘8tuffy'
Mclnnls has proved be
yond doubt that a big f e l l o w Is rather
In the way on first base In these days
of fast, scientific baseball, providing
the small fellow has the same require
ments as that of Mclnnls. First basemen’ today aro required to field, throw
and run bases Just llko a fielder, and
July
July
July
bo ab)e to hit tho ball hard and often. July
"Tho old-tlmo first seekers, such as July
Anson and nrouthers, couldn't hold a
Job In the big league today. Comlskey
alono of those early first sackqrs could
field.
bases.
"Thin was the slide on which Rosay
went to tho minors.”
OWNERS NOT MAKING MONEY
Few Clubs Will •Have Balance on
Right Side of Ledger Wh n the
Present Campaign Is Ov<.r.
T ho Cleveland Naps have bought
P i t ch er llnrstnnd from thd Vancouver
club of the Northwestern league.
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Max Carey of the Pittsburgh outfield
la to fast getting down to lin t' that
few players even try to double him
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Rhoddy Wallace. Old-Time 8t.
Louis
Shortstop, Is Perfectly Satisfied
* With Old Contract.
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•Tied for llrst with New York.
“Claudo Rossman was about the
last of the pld type.
Tho Athletics
learned through Ira Thomas, previ
ously
with
Detroit,
that
Claudle
couldn't throw
Hence It) B o s s y' s de
clining years tho Athletics played to
get the ball In his hands and then,
well nothing could sto»> them on the
Owner» of bnll clubs arc not going
to lay up a lot of money tills your
Few of the clubs In the two major
leagues will hnvo much of a balnnce
on the right side of the ledger when
tho present campaign Is over, and' so
Stallings rules tho Graves, but far os the Feds are concerned, their
thero'a no stalling In that gang these losses must be enormous. Conditions
days.
have not bean for the best Interests
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of the game this year
W e have road but few- stories lately
T h e r e hits been n lack of Interest
entitled "Twen t y thousand fans saw from the outset. Th e public did not
tho jjamp^
take kindly to t hu. .
pl anar«
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Jumping nnd the promtrn, nrw*nmfrh
Muggsy McGraw cal ls Ray Schalk. the mercenary en<T of tniT sport bus
W h i t e Sox catcher, tho greatest llttlo been
given
Th e
threatened
wnr
backst op In tho world.
with Mexico also hnd Its effect, anti
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tlie present European m l ju p also
Dresnahan Is being offered tho Job helps to detract from the sport
of Cub manngcr for next year by many
Because of the one-sided contest In
of the east ern wrlhrrs again.
the American league ra c e the organi
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sation hns been particularly hard hit
T h e y say Nap Laj ol o will finish Th e present race In tho National
right In tho Amej-lcan league. Others probably will save several clubs In
say ho Is already finished.
that league from suffering losses
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tho Drowns secured from the Louis-'
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Cubs had two seasons ago.
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contract. Colonel Hedges offered to
O'Mara, Brooklyn's young Inflelder, glre hIm ono wlth the tcn.day clause.
It playing a corklnjt good gamo for |,ut Rhoddy said tho old form contract
tho Superb«*, He Is a claasy perform- waa good enough for him.
er In the field and Is bluing at a .260
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Reulbach Unpopular.
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time getting his courage up to the r n c r g y (0 winning ball gumes for tho
- point of signing the men, because tho Iioilgtjrii though ho ha. been treat
names do not look llko those of ball |, d TCry ,lbcrally by tho Brooklyn club,
players.
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Capt Georgtf McBride of tbs Wash- 1
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lngton team ha. signed ono of tho | „ ul> perdu#t
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new contracts with no ten day clause, lfBdo w||h the Boston nraves, I. not
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IS HONUS WAGNER SLIPPING?
T h e Pittsburgh Pirat es hnvo been a
big disappointment this season.
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the early st ages of tho pennant fight
nnd It looked ns If they might tnnkn
a runaway of the race
But nil of a
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The PI
rales s t a r t ' d lo slide «lown the chute
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■enrlco of Barney Dreyfus« and tho
Pittsburgh team would not seem tho
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Ilonus can still play tho gamo, but
Is not as fast as ho was. Ho Is hit
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Is way below hU usual mark.
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Figure of Tin Soldier,
HARD WORK SELDOM FATAL
S IM P L E S T
Nervous Prostration and Its Attendant
Ills Generally Derived From
Other Sources.
Religion of Islam Make s
Demand on I nt el lect
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RUINS OF HOSPITAL IN TERMONDE
F A IT H S
Minimum
and
W o hoa r a « r e nt dotU today about
e t e o M l v o Ij rain work, and wo road In
t h e no wb papers of frequent b rea k
d o w n s from that rniin,>
Kv,*r) week
or o f t e n c r « « are told of mini«* cl ergy
m a n , loading me r c ha nt or g i b e r bust
tlOSS man w!s> collapses und bus to
It wan afternoon ltt a small oasis
vl lingo of the Zinins.
I was eeated
on a straw mat In n little gardenspare Just outside the cafe, and
dreamily regarding the Intense blue
Nky through the vino le aves trclllsed
overhead, which tleckod mo with their
quit work - perhaps ink,« u trl|i to Ku shadows
An old Arab was praying
rope and reside for months or a year— |Just In front.
Two groupn, one on
for that reason
('»lingo students are each side of pie» were placidly seated
reported from time to time an dam on cl ean yellow ma t s — young men.
a « 1UK or killing themselves by bard whose dark, snd far«’», thin featured
study. Wo doubt itn> truth of most of c.:id large-eyed, contrasted with their
theso statements. A knowledge of the white robes. They wero smoki ng klf
fact a would show, wo bellevo, that In —a t runs I licence of gold In their clear
nine-tenths of tboso cases the cause of bronze skin, a languor of light In
tho breakdown was not an ex c ess of 1 their Inimobllo gaze, content. ^Tho
bralnworlr, but the lack of nomethlng gnrdon mad« off beforo mo, topped
elno, such ns nutritious food, sleep, I with palmy dhdnnco; tho siinnt street
bodily exorcise, and u cheerful temper. to ono sldo wan out of sight, as If
T h o truth Is. no orguiin o f U i o body Is It wero not. It wits a place of p e a c £
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supply of food or sleep and the-mind's Into rovery and recollection.
How slmplo It all was! T h a t pray
need of social Intercourso— does far
more to Invlgurot«/ the brain than to ing A r a b — what an I m m e d i a c y . with
W h a t n n o n ch al an ce In the
loosen Its strength; does more to pro God!
long li fe than to cut or fray Its thread.
It Is tho rarest thing In the world
f or a man to think himself to death,
unl ess his thoughts run for many yoars
In n monotonous rut— which Is as det
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diet to tho digestive functions— or unler-e his thoughts relate to something
very ixvlnful, Irritating, or distressing
It bus been Justly said that thought
Is to t ho brain what exercise Is to the
physical organism. It keep» the chan
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obstr uct ed, no that (ho vital fluid
c ou r s e s along them distributing new
n e s s of life and vigor of action to the
latest hour of existence. On tho other
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circulation, and causes men to drivel
and sloop In old ago—dead to every
thing hut eating and drowsing In the
chi mney corner
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break down from the street« of study
on tho brain that, ot he r Ihlngs being
e qu a l , t h e hardest s tudents e n j o y the
b es t he a l t h
W h e r e one young man. If
a ny . r u i n s his healt h by wrest llngv with
m a t h e m a t i c a l and psychological prob
l e m s o r with th«« enigma» «If Gr e e k
and l j vt l n synt ax, bad ha bi t s , t h e
strain, und e xc i t e m e n t of a t h l e t i c con
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hundreds
Tim two little l i ngers ol
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l ine s o f HuclUl.
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pure tuid simple—apart
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party In New A'ork In IS6f> a n d was ft
I ns t i ne of ilio supr emo court of New
A’o r k frolli IS.'ifi tu 1S’>*. Ihi rtng tini
perl od of Ibi» t ’ivil war ho wa« a Judgo
, f t h è t • t!« il S t a t e » pr««vIsloloit i „; i t
o f I ■ ri* : m a ai, L al*»« *,T«,-d a» < bl«*f
Jilr-tloo of tbo Mipr* tue oourt of that
« l« ito
\ 11*■t
tbe
»ai
he
ro iu rm « « !
t«»
t h è praotino of law In Now A'ork city
In IShi» Mr. J ’cabody rupresunted lini
g o v c r n m e n t of tho United s i a t e » ut
t h o I nt e r na t i ona l
c ong r es s
of c o m
m e r c i a l law.
Ilo dled In New A’ork
c i t y J u l y 3, 1001
W h e n L ia r« A re
No More.
Deauty to De Seen In Rain.
Men With Conceit.
A « it, ,,|i in prca, her ihlnkw the timo
S Heat «bell lliei** will be no lints
iVhi-u ib.ii lini«- <nini « o b i t ua r i e s will
>e noil'll -1 ■-rt •i tit.ill they a r e now.—
Il I» a great tnlMnki- al ways to know
«notigli to go In when It ruins.
One
ma y keep »nng a n d dry by such know!
>«<!g<‘. but one m i s s e s a world of lovu-
roí..i,, tu
1111•■- »
E x p e r i e n c e I# a gr e a t t eacher. b ut
there a r e s ome c oncel l«‘«f men who I m
agine t he y can give e xp e r i e n c e cur«ln
runI s p a d e s ami b nV It at the l e a c hi ng
game
Good Argument.
T e n d e r « In tbe n««w t h n n g h t . f e tri 1n l»t. «•«nini suffrago nini » i nd i ar move
liients un« pollitllig wltb (irido to a wo
man of I lutcbltiàotl. C o l o , il» proni
posi ti ve that a wornali enti vvork at
r.iivtltltig a man cittì
T h l n wnnmn I»
runtiliig a 1*1" acro f a r m n e n r l lu t c h l n
•tnn ral slti g r bb kori», h mk l n g out for
., b e n i ,«f «timi, utili dol ng alluni ev-
, rrf htr-p- *>--ìr-*» -r-« w.waw OpCofor doe»
Sol i l e ol ber e kp e l l e i t c e s . vvblle filili
IT ungi lille show timi Kb«« Ini» Jllelll v
i 1f nervo fin un,« ««ccnslori a e,»w vvblch
l • I li i »•n ! r
i j, la , >e» maiiugetl Ir»
In.le» »olii.* ni lb< «li in b e r wlndplp««.
nini »turtod lo e buko tu d«*a(h
The
v« nimut f a r u i er roll«* I up b«*r sloevo,
rernln-d down luto t h a t covv ami
hrought tip t)u> jMitnlo.
(in a noi ber oc, ti »loti I wo plgs gol
looso timi |,*d tbo w o ma n «in a c r o s s
couuirv hi ko
Sb o not onl v r«««'Ov«•r,,«l
t*i* ri' !■■.« idi*- „ ha lo.) Ilo* Ufo out of
«' * Tu iii!«-r «dio gol Ih, la trm k ami
l«,uH'h' a foni luto thotr l e . t r i * r|,»t
pi e
<1 ilo tu freni wundori ii g ugnili,
¡' blludolplila l.odgi-r
T h e sa m e price the world over.
Come ! See the New Styles and
the New Quality. This is Styleplus Display W eek
We ran Fill your order immediately
for new crop of all varieties of
tho "young on««, whoso ago h*i gav«i
na snvonty-four. In many ca»«*s evl«lonco wns given of foifr geimratlon«
ulive In th«« same family, and i*vld«*nrn
of Int erment In tho graveyard about
s i x t e e n «years ago of a person who hail
r e ac h e d tho great age of ono hundred
and cloven years.
uh
" • 'k i * of «u H ciilo ri fot T u U r n ) tin dr
S*»ilon J T i of t h * ( t p n r d l S t a t u i r *
iv o llrt.lt K o ib y [ I o n that
J
N M ~' , * ulk*)r, purchaacf o f T n * <*•» r tl Arai** N.»
*401) a„,1 ì m , flat*,l Ih * 5th ilay „f Julia,
L **• I**®, h»a Alad » a i j rartlA cn ta In my
• a * * sn<( h a i mirto « p p l k s l l n n for «**
«Urt to l im o In scror rtanro wllh l«w. Sairt
v a n m t n t r r m h r a m t h * following rtrarrlhart
proparty altuntart in Hamfnoia t 'o u n t y , Kt„r"?•* ‘ o - » t t : lxita 12, 171 to 171, lorn sw iuil.
I»nd hatnr u i m i m I a t th o ,I»t* of
«B» iaauanro a f •uch crrtlAcato No. 2100 In
*“L * s i » a of U n k n o a n .
»»Id land balng ••«*<»*,( a t tho data
»1 tb a taauinca of aueb carUAaata. No. 2416
.i
«a mo of T urna r A. I».
Uni*«* »«hi
«« rtlArilai »hall ha rodaamad
a * ror di n «
Lt I*®* •** daod will laaua tharaon on th*
of Octobar, A. t) l » l t .
•taaaa my ofAclal tlg n a tu ra and wal
t s u tho I 7 l h day of rtaptambar. A. tl. l u l l .
,
E . A. » O H O l. A S S ,
v-**rk Circuii Co urt, So mi hole Co.. Ha.
» , ,
Hy Ja a . C. R o l la r ti , D. C.
Insect Menagerie.
AA'hnl Professor Ilabl ltti calls hls In
s e c t i mui agiTt e 1» Installed at one «if
tho lAboraturlcs of the Jurdln d««»
P lan t ea e s t a bl is hme nt , and lift now
has upward of ¡>0 w««ll arranged boxe s
or cageii, where ho ohBurvos Insect
life, lie think« that this should bo en*
larged Into an “ Inaoc tartan,” or exlonslvo menagerie, to which the pulvIlc should b«i admitted.
ThlB Is al
ready dono In boiho countries, and
thoir usefulness Is recognlred.
No
g r e a t expenso Is needed, all that Is re
A Hard Knock.
a
special
arc
S T Y L E PLU S
display
We are the exclusive Styleplus Store here as
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you
( 1)111
field
i*
probably
know.
Take
advantage
of
the
opportunity to examine the famous quality
in
this special suit and overcoat selling the world
Weekly Price List on Poultry Feed, etc
Oldest Established and Largest
.Seed House in Florida
over for only $17.
All wool fabrics, hand
counts
the
styling of
tailoring where it
a great
fashion
artist.
All styles including specials for young men.
Sec the big two page advertisement in the
2 Of» E A S T
RAY
STREET
Saturday Evening Post.
See our windows.
Come and just look.
T h e o . S c h aal
w atches
,
Sometime you
will
buy and when you do you will save $3 to $8.
c l o c k s , j e w e l r y .sh
“I understand \fjrimlo told Jim s h e VERAVARE, OPTICAL C O O PS. ETC-d
wouldn't marry him if ho wore tho l u s t
man on earth.”
Export Repairing
“Sho made It even stronger than
that. 8be said she wouldn’t marry
him If he were worth a million dol 123 W est First S treet
lars.-
making
California
from Maine
C L O T H E S $17 this week.
ONI
quired being a hall with largo tables,
on which tho Insect cages nrn placed
In good vlow, with gloss or wlro
gnuxn covers. T h e Insect world Is of
g r e a t e r interest than may perhnps be
Imagined, and no d«>uf>l such an e n t e r
prise would be much appreciate«! by
the public.
Merchants
SA N FO R Ò , F L O R ID A
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co
�THF SANFORD HERA LT)
A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
BEING A RESUME
OF
SANFORD
■ U P -T O - D A T E
HAPPENINGS
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Communications for-thin Column Should be Marked "fidrlcty Editor", or
Phoned to Mm. tt. A. Terheun, Phone 203
llTrirr 7‘«of<
i Mr. nml Mrs. Lawrence D. Wicker
hnve iimued invitations to the m ar
riage of their daughter, Cîenie to Mr.
Normun Cary Toole, the wedding to
take place Wednesday evening, Oc
tober 2 1 st, at V o'clock at their home
on Uak avenue.
l
Howard— Bryan
An out of town wedding of in
terest to the many friends of the
groom is that .of Miss Viola G i
Howard of BnrneaviUe, Ga., to Mr.
Leslie Tolar Bryan of Sanford.—The
¡Vdnesdn>r afternoon at lialT pTit
-ÜVW o’eloekr—October 21st, .at~ the
’ F irst'B ap tist Church.
t
Book Circlt
The members of the Book Circle
held their first meeting of the season
a t the home of Mrs. R. A. Newman
Tuesday afternoon with u good at
Plans for the winter's.
► — ■ tendance.
work were outlined anjj a pleasant
social time enjoyed, for Mrs. New
man is a delightful hostess. Mem*
hers present were Mesdames J : , W .
Dickins,
Geo. Speer,
Margaret
Harnes, A. W. Fitts, Henry Wight
, and D. L. Thrasher. Other guests
of Mrs. Newman were Mrs. Geo, D.
Bishop and Mrs. W. E. Watson.
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Ilridgt Contt tt
wit'will be of interest to the bridge
players of Sanford to know that in
the contest between Mrs. C. O. Mc
Laughlin, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs.
Margaret , Barnes nnd Mrs. Frank
Miller, the prise, a set of duplicate
whist trays was won by Mrs. C. O.
McLaughlin.
The contest covered
a period of three months, played
weekly.
Trnnit / ‘arty
Mrs. D, L. Thrasher and Mrs. It.
A. Newman were hostesses at u very
delightful tennis party in Central
Park Wednesday afternoon. Punch
and coke was served during the game
and a very pleasant afternoon en
joyed by the participants.
When
the game ended the opposing groups
were £vcn. Those playing were Mr».
B. W. Herndon, Mrs Thrasher, Mrs.
Newman, Misses Midi Whitner and
Florence Frank; Messrs. It W Hemddn, Geo, Fox, W. H Lloyd, Dr. S.
Puleston and Dr. Fain.
Guests
watching the garni- were Mesdames
.Puleston, Watson it 11cl Bj^jiop, and
Messrs. Thrasher and Newman.
i
B ote Meeting
Mrs. Deane Turner very delight
fully entertained those making roses
for the City Beautiful.Bull lust Wed»
nesday afternoon and will again be
hostess this afternoon Friday at ¡1
o'clock.
K atltrn Star
’ y/ Notwithstanding
the
inclement
weather there was a large gathering
of the Eastern Stars Tuesday night.
Thore were three initiations of new
members pledging themselves to
shine brightly in this galnxy of
Eastern Stars, even-in. cloudy weath
er. Tliose initiated were Mesdames
Shelton, Bissett and Bailey.
Fol
lowing the business period a de
lightful social hour was enjoyed.
Cake and cream were served by the
*
hostess of the evening, Mrs. Harry
Kent.
■çH
B rillian t D ancing Party
One of the most delightful affairs
of the early fall was the charming
porch party last evening with which
Dr. and Mrs. Puleston entertained
'In
honor, of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D.
Bishop.
The attractive rooms ' were pret
tily derorated 'with roses and hibis
cus, while the broad verandas, pleas
ingly adapted to the occasion were
hung with Japanese lanterns, adding
an oriental touch of beauty to the
scene that was already a glimpse of
fairyland. • Upon * the lawn chairs
and swings were placed for the com
fort of the guests. In the library
card tables added to the pleasures
of the evening. ,
vx.
Receiving with Dr. and Mrs. Pu
leston were Mr. and Mrs. Bishop.
Mrs. Henry Wight and Mrs. Allen
Miss May
» . X Jones served punch.
Thrasher distributed programs. Airs. Puleston was very loyely. in
• gown of white chiffon over white
charmeuse.
(Mrs. Bishop was daintily gowned
In white chnrmcusA with crystal
trimmings.
Mrs. Henry Wight wore n hand
some gown of bhick lace nnd chlffoh.
Mrs. Forrest Lake was gowned in
a charming frock of cream lace, with
bodice, of pink silk, finished with
fuf and rhinestone buttons.
™ Mrs. Holly was lovely jn a gown
q iy e l.o * charmeuse with overdress of
'shimmering silver net, trimmed in
Ary
hz
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black satin bands.
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Mrs. A. It. Wallaco was gowned
prettily in white chnrmeuse and
shadow la co, with pink roses.
Mrs. Cecil tyujt wprQ a handsAmp
gown of black chnrmeuse anti chiflón
finished with a yellow girdle.1
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher wore a charm
ing gown of green crepe' de chine.
Mrs. 11. A. Newman was prettily
gowned in blue silk crepe and black
velvet.
a c a O Mrl ju g h lin was handsomely gowned- In - black luco and
net-----—
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ent planting are: __
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Roses— in fine variety, forty cents
each, or four dollars per dozen.
Half dozen at dozet) rates.
Hibiscus— Including the beautiful
Peach-blow, ul $1.50 per dozen, 15c
per plant.
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Palms, shrubs of various kind and
ferns. Among the latter it may be
well to mention the handsome Cibotlum Haro met f, which grows so well
in Sanford, and is seen in such beau
ty ut the home of Mr. H. R. S te
vens. « These may be bought, very
strong plffnts at 25c each or $2.50
per dozen.
It is hoped that the Civic League ^
may have a very large response to ♦
their first venture in plants
Persona/ „Mention
t Miss Hoskins Jones is spending
several days ut Stone Island, the
guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons.
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\ M rs. B. F'. Whitner, who went up 1, ito JaeksonTftltr"^iInday to attend. X
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We take this opportunity to shpw our *
beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear.Goods,. *;
Silk and Wool dress materials, trimuiiirgs,
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ue bronnfiyi cLarnmutg and white returned to Sanford on Wednesday. ( ^
silk net.
Miss Florence Frank wore a gown i Senator W. ’ M. Igou of Euatisj + >
o f —yellow nwweuline, ehlfforv and apent several days In Sanford'Ulta!
shadow lace.
Miss 'Charlotte Hand' were a
dainty frock of blue brocade char v Mrs. C. W. Entzminger and daugh
meuse and pilk Shadow lace.
ter, Miss Maud Eptzmlnger of LongMiss Essie Purdon was gowned In wood will spend the winter in San A
green crepe meteor with overdress ford.
Miss Maud will attend the
of flowered chiffon.
high school.
They are domiciled
<£>
Miss Muriel Hnrrold wore a pret with Mrs; R. L. Jones.
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ty gowp of pink imported crepe,
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garnitured in silver passamenterle.
Miss Hazel A. Stevenson of At
Miss Saidie Williams was lovely lanta. a member of the Sanford.high - +in pink crepe de chine. ,
school faculty arrived Thursday and
Miss Helen Rowland was charm will be with Mrs. Geo. Dickinson for
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ing in a gown of pink silk, chiffon the winter.
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and lace. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schilling and
Miss Belle Smith wore a dainty
daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. W. it, ♦
little (lancing frock of white organdy
Hickson
of
Troy, Ohio will make
and flowered ribbons.
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Sanford their home .this winter.
Miss Hortcnsc Weidman was
gowned In pink charmeuse nnd white THtty have" bought the T, K. Bates
pinch west of town.
lacc.^—T
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Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin wojc
Mrs. Cooper of Sorrento is the 4 >
n gown of white charmeuse, with
guest of Mrs. Cha». Brown, on the x
overdress of black and white net.
i
\\iss Anna MeLaughlip was lovely west side.
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in pink chnrmeuse with overdress of
Mr. W E tlrndn k of Jacksonville
pink Japanese chiffon finished with
Was the guest of his sister. Mrs. Jl.E ^
jeweled trimmings.
Mrs. Hurt was lovely in u soft Tolar, while in Sanford on business ♦
this week.
4,
black silk.
Mrs. Allen Jones wore a pretty
♦
gown of Invendnr crepe de chirm, \ 'Alias Nona Wylly was the guest o f' ^
Mr» Henry Wight several (lay» tin»
white lace and pink roses
♦
week.
Besides those already mentioned,
♦
invited to meet
Mr. and Mrs.
♦
Mr».
R.
E
Tolar
has
gone
up
to
Bishop wen- Dr. and Mrs. T. A.
Jacksonville
for
a
visit
of
ten
day»
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Ne.al, Mr.‘ and Mrs. [leas. Dr and
Mrs. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Ha \>ilb relatives and friends
Wight. Mr. and Mrs Hurt, Mr and
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Mr .itnl Mrs John Shu mu 11 and
Mrs. Geo. DeCultes, Mr and Mrs
♦
Frank Miller, Mr and Mrs. (¡ori furnil) have (returned 'from a visit 1 «
zale», Mr. and Mrs .CbwidivHnw-f *** Pennsylvania
♦
ard. Mr. and Mrs A IV Connelly,
Mr amj Mr, |UuX, „ n IVrkins. Mr
Mr» Eugene 1.arrumóte ha- re ♦
and Mrs. Archie Beils.
Dr and turned to her home in Jacksonville ♦
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Allen Jones, Misses after a pleasant visit to relative» and
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Mull Whitner, Genie Wicker Lillian friends in Sanford.
and Anne Higgins Annie Lee nnd I„etti
Caldwell and Gladys Morris; Messrs
Mr» G F! War man Inis returned ♦
Like. Henry Wight, Newman, 11 from Arkansas much irti proved in ♦
Herndon, W FI.|Watson, Mrs. It J. heult h
♦
Holly. C D Melaiughlin. A B Wal
♦
luce. F'lll». Thrasher, W M l.nyd,
o t u.iriiigt.ii]
Mr und Mr» (
Billie Hill. Thigpen, Hu gen and Karl ,,f |>,-|,ilnd. Mopped over in ».i- lord ♦
Uounulhit, Henry Prdon. Joe, Roy
Wednesday, while cn route to or- ♦
Koumillut, Henry Purdon, Joe, Roy lundo to uttend the meeting of the
and Ned Chittenden, Clarence Ma La'Ko Region Press Association.
honey. Galloway, Ralph Wight, Wil
lie Leffler, F'rank Campbell, Ray *- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart, nee
mond Key, George McLaughlin L Miss Kate Dickson, returned Wed
P. McCuller. David and Weidman nesday from Utah and other western
Caldwell, Joe Demont, J. D. Rob states. They will begin housekeep
erts. Dr. Butt and Dr. F’ain.
ing at once ut 817 F^lm avenue.
w
eek,thegue.taof m
ends.
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It being our custom always to obtain
^¿ke--newest novelties, etc., we announce
our annual
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Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday
Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th
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READY-TO-WEAR
DEPARTMENT
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Here you will find
displayed all the
newest fashioned
su its, capes and
coats for ladies.
Also a pretty line
of coats for children
and younM ladies.
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LADIES’ NECKWEAR
A larjie assortment of brand new neckwear. All
those new "vest” effects, flared collars, silk and lace
jabots, etc., all made of nice material. See this display.
Kerry UVft Brulgr ('tub
^ Mrs. Margaret Barnes wns the
charming hostess to the Every Week
Bridge Club yesterday ' afternoon,
the first meeting of the fall, and a
vojy delightful time was enjoyed by
those present.
Delicious refresh
ments were served, consisting of
deviled crabs, baked sweet pota
to e s, hot cheese sandwiches, ban
quet wafers, pretzels and coffee.
The club prize was won by Mrs.
Forrest’ Lake, a silver bon bon
spoon.
Mrs. 'Newman secured the guest
prize of a pretty jardiniere and
growing plumosa.
SANFORD.
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Among seasonable thingsI ifor
prea-
Prof. Nerling of Gotha is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight.
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Here you will see all those
things your boy has been
craving in the way of a suit.
Mrs. Etile McLucas nnd little son
Leonard have rctunrod from u two
months' visit to Arknnfens.
WANT ADS
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SPECIAL SHOWING OF
- BOY’S SUITS
ijH* “nd Mrs. C. E. Henrjr nnd
family have returned to Sanford to
the delight of their many friends.
They will reside on Fifth street.
DR. C. W. FAIN
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Mr. Staten Field.» is »pending the
week in Jacksonville, the guest of
his brother.
- Mrs. T. K. Bates lias returned
Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin as from a delightful visit to her old
homo in Palatka.
sisted in serving.
Members of the club enjoying,M rs
Mr. Stanley Wood, a high school
Barnes’ hospitality were Mesdames
C. O. McLuughlin, G. F. Smith, graduate of the Class of '09, San
F’orrcst Lake and C. M. Vorcc. At ford, Is visiting the city after five
the guest table were Mesdames J . W. years’ absence, nnd Is being cordially
Dickins, Dcano Turner, F'rank Mil welcomed by many of his boydood
ler, B. W. Herndon, R. A. Newman, friends.
A. W. Fitts, F. J, Gonzales. Other
guests were Mrs. A. P. Connelly
NO TICE
and Mrs. D. L. .Thrasher.
As I have charge of the business of the
Title Bond <b Guarantee Co., East San
On Wednesday of next week the
ford L^nd League, .and W. A. Whit
Junior Civic League will aend' off comb,. I can be fourni in the Tax As
Ita first mortthly order for roses, lessor's Office in tbe court house.
ferns nnd strawberries from tlie
T H O S . K. BATES
Royal Palm Gardens. Ordors may
be phoned to Mrs, Henry Wight,-or
where it is desired the Junior .Girls
will deliver catalogues, marked with
Mr. Reasoner’s own selection of
D E N T IS T
varieties of plants most suitable for
WORK r o u WHITE PEOPLE ONLY •
Sanford soil and climate.
P EO P LE S BANK BUILDING
The Junior League< la lindeiRQOM 9
taking thla work with o'nly one aim
In view— A M O R E B E A U T I F U L
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Beautiful line of 150 boy’s
suits, brand new.
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DON’T FORGET THE BOY’S
DISPLAY
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Openings are not always for ladies. We will have
* also a special display of Men’s Furnishings.
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Life I* iVorf/i Living
IN SANFORD
VOLUME VI
SANFORD, FI.i) IMD A. II ESDAY. (H I t *1!Lit 13, I'JN
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A GOOD MEETING PRESIDENT WILSON W A R S U M M A R Y REGULATE THE
CONGRESS WILL OF THE COMMER DECLARED GREAT
S H I P P I N G OF ADJOURN THIS
CIAL _CLUB HELD PEACE M AKER NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CONTRABANDS
WEEK SURE
M E llB E E S D E S IR Q n g . & I& W IN G
O F G IV IN G S M O K E R *
TI Î I S
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EUROPE’S WAR—FOOD IS
COTTON TO BE CAR- W A Ç R E V E N U E S
RIEDTTNALLNEUC, REAÖY FOR SËN- •SCARCE IN -BELGIUM- * — •™TR7tC"rEsSEES'
T R IB U T E
P A M ) TO C H IE F B Y
MONTH
SPEAKER CLARK
The Sanford Commercial Clubhrlri n moot in lor«»* Hog masting last
Friday night in the city hall that
WHs well attended. President l-ake
cu lle d the meeting to order but us
the secretary was absent the min
"
ute* of the last meeting could not
be’ read, although the President re
membered enough of the proceed’ ings to call for reports of the vari
ous committees. I t was discovered
thftt all of them have been on the
j ob and many now me mbers have
paid their dues and the linn nee c o m
mittee will soon have a c omf or t a bl e
sum on hand for the winter's work
The up town
established us
tion bureau as
and will he a
t i ck e t olllce will lie
mu c h for an i n f o r m a
for the sale of t i cket s
great c onve ni e nc e (or
A committee. was nath-
the tourists.
rd for Investigating the laxity of
the Southern E x p r e s s C o m p a n y , in
closing their up town ortire dur
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Atlantic City, Oct. 13.— Tribute-to
P r e s id e n t W ilson-
-pf*~* ee 0111 trot- nf
a fervent hope ihuO the war in Eu
rope might soon end marked the
first speech of Speaker Champ Clark
In the fall campaign delivered here
tonight in advocacy of the renomination of Representative J . Thompson
linker.
“ Perhaps
who k n o w s , " said the
S pe ake r , " w h en P r es i den t Wilson
has finished his course as Chi ef
M a g i s t r a t e of this mi ghty Republi c
ami when historians c o me to assign
him his plure in history, th e y will
p a s s over the great d ome s t ic meas
u r e s of hi- Ad mi m«i rut ion s u c h as a
tarilT revision. * urrancy legislation,
et c . and declare that his elTorls to
keep the I nited St at e s out of war
constitute
his clearrst t i tl e to the
grat i tude nf his c o u n t r y . "
’ The Hague, B y Way of London, capture nnd use the port in her op
Ort. It . --The Belgian Legation a* erations against England.
.a—U 1.1 -Ucgghi
Jump the Ger
sorts that conditions In Brussel*,
alarming owing to a scarcity of food mans from the coast Is inevitable.
and other supplies. During the siege Today's reports indicate that the
of Antwerp, it Is said, no Belgians German cavalry advance is less than
were allowed to leave Brussels un thirteen miles from Ostend.
The strength of the allies at Os*
less they had special passports.
The number of Belgians In Hol tend is not known. It is possible that
land is estimated nt close to half a British reinforcements which were
million. Holland probably will not j unable to reach A r c t s s w u r i m —t o
he able Iff meet indefinitely the he l p in the defense of that city are
problem of feeding them.
{ now in Uslciul.
It is staled that the G e r ma n sol
Still less is known of the situation
diers are active in mastering the lire in the eastern t h e a t e r of the war.
in Antwerp which are a lmos t sub I' ctrograd is silent on recent develop-
Was
also
a|i|ml tiled
to make preli minary a r r a ng eme nt s
fur a - moker the s ame to o cc ur «ome
tune iluniig the mo n t h and being .1
general get t og et h e r IA which t he
citizens of S a n f o r d will be invited
and a general resume of the work
of the club be given and also an out
i n . of t he work to he Ai ■oa pb-hed
• . nog the ywur. 1 Mi a c i o u u i " ( tin
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to
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up
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be
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endeavor
him will rest
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and
secretary'
lui'ii ..'i i i.e
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N o te
Lesson.
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Miss Cora Lee
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It I, -till
Th e r e I ,i V. n»*fMilded 1 ‘ >•
gì. iti r part of I I." He! ' l a ■ . r 11
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nr*i i otign
Ko ur icon* h is*i in m n Ki s *1 in m«< ■ '-nti i t t.it n * d t In- <i. iI ".
Mui 11 r i►
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u t i o n on l as t Frill: a y « nd
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Her: ild
t h*- rrpri***** ntiitlx c of Tl u !• n«t* d Hit uo c l in g i* 1nr n. d
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i lie .it;, fr.itn t I.e railri'.t'i a numi" r
tif time,» we some way hud gamed
the impression that it was not hing
nutre t h a n a nice lj ttle village, but
In! wlml wa * our surprise to lind a
modern,
metropolitan li ttle place
with up (■> dale stores and' streets
atol h.i iitlsoim residence* and a*
tine a d a* » "t I.....pl>' a* it I» po
si |.le t » m* • !
Hon. Josephus Daniel», secretary
of the navy, la going to sentj a war
vessel to Europe to he filled with
» Christmas present for the little
"kiddle^" on the other side. This
« ill.make the little ones love "Uncle
Sam " end we all ought, to join in
that love. f " l l yo do it unto ontwof
those little ones you do it unto mo."
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M .ni ni
in . 1 1 1 < g
Special song by Mr F S Fortson
and Mis* Cora Iwe Hamrick
The Chapter and h'.iw it came to
he Written,
by leader, Mrs. I’. S
Fortson.
What is Meant by Love, Mr. M
L. Wright.
Why Love i« Great, by Miss Jim
mie Laing.
Without it Good Deeds are Prof
itless, Mr. Joe luting.
Love Removes Hurtful and Sup
plies Helpful futilities, by Mr P. S.
Fortson.
Lov» is Everlasting, by Mis* Cora
I*ee Hamrick.
Recitation, Love Cannot Fail, by
Miss Loren a Smith.
Scripture Quotations, by different
members of the Group.
This program was enjoyed by all
present. At the close of our meeting
o u r -pastor presented the union with
A 1 pennant and was accepted by
our president and she explained In a
fcVr well chosen words what we had
done to win thin pennant, of which
our union is quite proud. Our meet
ing will be.held every Sunday even
ing at 6:30 in the church. We wvrc
certainly pleased to have so many
visitors and* again extend to all a
cordial invitation to attend with us.
Next Sunday evening the program
will l>e rendered by Group No 3.
Miss Edit|i Stewart Captain
r»
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northern France u> cover Switzcrlai .1
vouch- through northern, France t'1 within
upon
The heieYte-t lighting I* oll LU«
litoof l.a--igny and Lens
Thi- .
I lie Spl .i ke r reviewed til wark >>i
i.TtHHin's
official
report
from
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The following program was ren
dered by our uniop Sunday evening,
The subject was "G reat Chapters."
This program was in charge of mem
bers of Group No 1. Mr* I’ S
Fortaon leader.
Script ure
chapter by
riek
that
blessing
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much of the proposition as relates
to shipments to Holland of neutral
goods, such ns food stuffs which
hits been clierkeil w"hilo>thn Germans T h e Netherlands Government has
and thirty yenrs.
It is rumored, I c*t fortress in Austria Galacia has
says another dispateh, that Ant werp ' failed. Berlin asserts that the Ruswiil he obliged to jury a large in »¡an on the east Pru.-atinn frontier
Wilson expressed with,
11 w secretary will ¡.r<>b;if‘ !.
bt
e|i■. ted to till out the unrvj'ired liTTn
Th e rioxl ih- i* ting **MIf l.i held II
the city hall on Friday loghl. Oct
‘•bird ami a Tull a t t e n d a n c e is d e
sired
T h e cl ub is cmt*t a ntl y grow
mg and every citizen of Sanf ord wl..>
has the good of t lie cit\ lit heart
should enroll and be. otn. .11
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It. V.
Washington. . pet. 13.'—^Adminis
tration* Icad m in Cnngrcss nrp miikV
irtg every possible effort/to wind up I
the long session by next Saturday
night, with the assurance from the
President that it will b« unneccssa
to return until the first Monday in
December.
Whilo no new legislation is to bo
permitted, there is no certainly,
however, that action on. tho •war
revenue hill can be completed with
in the week. When i f 'has passed
the Senate, u conference will bo ncc«
cssary. and the prospect is that it
will lie October ‘JO before Congress
U r Were driven 1" St ( loud dor
mg a lull in >ii r sessi on a n d t h e r e
we found a l i t t l e . tt y on l y four y e a r s
old which (or i t s age is a m a r v e l , a n d
f ur t he r mo r e is a live one.
We were
e n t e r t a i n e d in St. Cloud by the
ladies l God bless yin w ho were all
hie tubers of the City I m p r ov e me n t
Association. I n (art. It is whispered
confidential ly t h a t the ladies are the
whole thing m St Cloud and that
the men simply let t h e m run it
W h et h e r this is the rase or not it i*
ce rt ai n t h a t the pih of mi mi n g (he
town is well done.
Florida hold* man;. »urpri*c* in
the mutter of beautiful little riti.-»,
but ce rt ai n It I* that Osceola euUf t)
c ome s in for her share.
M unirai
The yoiing ladies of (he Method
ist rhurrh will givo a m u s i c a l ut thè
residence of Mrs. L. Il l'Iiilip» l'r1'
day evening at 8 o'dock.
I’rogra m :
Instrumental Duet
Miss Davis and Mia» Lucca ( hapjicll
Miss Currio
Vocal Solo
Gladys
Morns
Reading
Violin Solo . .’ . . Eleanor Herring
Mixod Quartet
Mes. Preston
Fin no Solo
Ml;. Metti Mger
Vocal Solo
A
Mr- Maxwell
Mi * . I Li Vis
R c n d in g
Piano Solo
I .a die«’ Trio
l’iano Solo
F i a it«* Solo. .
Mixed Quartet
Funrh will' In* served
evening.
A silver offering «ill
tho door. Benefit of tho
odist Church.
15-a.t
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This d ec lar at io n in effect is that
American t r a de in cotton seed oil in
neutral b o t t o m s is not aubjc t to
seizure or d et e n t i on , not only when
destined for neutral countries, but can ad j ou r n
lined
The G e r m a n » agreed in 1 la n> 1 i*
The Rus s i an war "{Jin- ex
"\Y.. will ex|>edite the bill in the
ter ms of eapitiil ati on not t<> disarm plain* thi* »ili-ucn on the ground* of when »hipped to Germany, if not intended
for
mi
li
t
ary
use*
T
i
le
Brit
S
e
na
t e us much as possible," said
the ri\ic guard or make prisoner* of ’ r.tP gy
\ lenna . lairii* the 1'rsurnales between t h e age» of ei ghteen -l.,n a tt a c h on I ' rzemysl, the slrong- i»h Governme nt lias assent ed to so Senator Si mmo ns , Chairman of the
"President
great felicity the s e n ti me nt s of all d e m n i t y
ing the business hours and It was
true A (fieri I'll MS when he tendered
also decided to ask t he m to call for
hi* kindly office* to the belligerent
Utili ial war news was brief today,
packages to t a k e t o the otlire at
power* in order lo st op t h e li tume but w:rr office statements are I...I
the depot us they have not been
struggle across ihe yea*. " -aid the needed to make plain lbat moti •>
lining this
All ot he r cities have
.■speaker
I or lorlUll.tle In in* loos results hung on tin- iorttii.*
this convenience and the express
■ iilgli of v a n t a g e , h a pp y III t h e coil
of the desperate battles being wag< ■!
company should do this in Sanf ord
h d e l i r e of a powe r f ul p e o p l e , let II' lit vital point* on that line tb,<*
as well
hop* tl it he .till . 11. . ces m hi' plot
\ committee
Washington. Oct. 13.—'Continuing
its policy of forging out a complete
code for regulation of shipments of
ammunition products, not only to
neutral hut the belligerent countries,
the itate department today announc
ed a decision relating to exports of
cotton seed oil. The decision marks
a distinct advance in tuc exemption
of semi contraband goods from
seizure when carried in American
bottoms.
•
Finance Committee. "Democrat« are
not disposed to change tho measure
as it came from the caucus. Wo ajl
realize thnt war revenue is necessary
nnd we believe the hill is the i>est
in embargoed for export ati on.
The soli ci tor's opinion goes b e that can be devi sed at this l i m n . "
Russian Pol a n d
Republi can S e n a t o r s are not in
S o l l t rnl s ources repor t that •In »I yond the mere ma t t e r of co t t on seed
oil and lay* down the principle that clined to prolong debat e
Several
. t i t» s p r o u t i n g i n
\ u -trla
l o t i o n i* not i u n l raI'.Cndr and i* not minority leaders have declared they
i .i t it .11
i ir 110 t. *1 r ■■p pi d i
subje. I lo sei zure even when »hipped would' help bring a bo ut early adT»
1 mut»* m l ' a n - it i - M.-riii g
to a belligerent country, provi di ng it j o ur me nt .is soon ns assurances were,
>f
t
h
missile* s t r u c k i n t Iii- y a r d *
d
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"ti \merican or other neutral »hips given of a definite purpose to end
N o r t h* - Ml r a l l w. i , ' t a l l ó n but
a
n
. I 11. r•f•.r• t In r<- i* no i mp. ol i- j the session without a recess.
•o - Vplod'
inent to the shipment of American
S u c h is now the Administration
cut ton In Ha m b u r g consigned to I p r o g r u m
I ' . ta!. .! 1t ., t 1 * . 1,1 n l! of t, t i ** r n *.1 ' * pi i to r In the House the fall to pave tho
i o t h good old -1 . t o
i-.'ii . u n i t
way for ult i mat e Philippine indeo all I Iloti .............. . .lu
of Ma ba illa,
Stole a I m
I'endoncp probabl y will be jtussed
i e n t * a day for I« ■ling prisoner*.
Two v.iung men were caught here within a day or two
Following t h a t
. Ig lite e ll h u i l l í n >i
|T,. Í ill1f •* .i i f . t.f •
early Monday morning by Officer the Mouse will mark time uvvuiting
. .Id
list to I»t|ii. i hl-.
II«
1 1.!« Reward Upo tidvlo
: • S e na t e act ion on the war revenue
,t
W , '• r
■ ivi I iroin ' I r l a n d " .
I hi m e n h a d measure
' o me J '. moi ratic m e m
r ■ r> . f. * * i b i t a W.i|l.|t.^ it, .lu O r l a t o l o h o t e l berAilt o.iil i iiu*' llieir ag i t at io n
I o| .il 1.
.......... I ..
a n d ilici ded l o ski p to 1 l.u a g o a n d for legisl,li mn in Lc lie lit the c o t t o n
r f..r *iippi t
light tie
not wishing In walk steli'' the hotel si tuation
are
steadily
working
eastward
. .i ll . o
><l
tul n L two tlur.l* of the
R' 11 Ji
fur, es that esci ped frtUTi A ■' *1 ;■
I. o
upon
-
!.. r.
■ -.it ur
proprietor ■ at
•.
ml came lid* way
(Ht - r II " (Va i d (il the l ook o u t for
t h e m caught them i>n the Orlando
' •ani on! r o a d a n d truck t h e n c l i m i .
D o u g la s * in Q rh iu d o
Mr K A Dougl ass of Sanf ord Is
lb i* now t r a Vid
iL , a
spending rJ l t rlhy I r n t r l a n f f t t . l ook
Slid - usual
i I i - Ia In ceil ( ,rT tua 11y 1» I . i " . ling Í1 hey were t a k en Luck ing a f t er tun working force who are
I frum ihc car
to Orlando b y the Orange c o un ty gett ing our the new set of abstract
honk* for '■••mirude count y
depot' and will face til....... ..
there
" W e furnish the individual with
hhe l hud ,f trull dog revolver oil l lie alt a bs t r a c t a document t h at r e *
front seat when ucrested by (If- quire* to. iltorney lo pass tljion i t ,
. r H o w a r d ' it p r o m p t I -, put U|*
a'.. Iran '• r*
.1
stud
Mr.
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I
. . . . »t . |t f o i .,f till
lLoigta"
.ti-i it will Acquire I wo
■It, \ I’. K S OK IT . n i l o n I OR I NJ 1 Ni I HI N M \I\K. KLIM 1
otLA r Im.it ■,I ui'oti t fa ir lion/un year* t >> . ompl ei e the work nf m a k
( l audi l o o k ita- « In t I a n d r a n t lie ing the entire tr an s cr i pt of O r an ge
T O T I M E . " -I M O N A It'll ( LE
cur down to the city bastile where c o un ty . I n the me a n ti me we are
they were put on ire waiting for the furni»lii'ng a b s t r a c t «
to our cus
It is b e l t e r t o k e ep borne a f f a i r s ' t h e h o a r d of c o u n t y c o r nmi s s i one r s Orlando officials
tomers."
,, l l j cl
und
settle
our
differ« rices of I Ira nge >m i n i > u pet i t i on was pro
M a ho ns, Allerilion
Mr Dougin»» is the clerk o f Sem
a m o n g ourselves
W i t h t hi *
I* a ln s e t ' I ' d
- ki »ig O. a I t he r 01 1 *1 * v o t e d
\ r e g u l a r i u n i m u m e n t i o n o f S a n inole county and 1 » quite enthusiu.»view ( he He r a l d h a s not a l l o w e d i ke for m t tie r !*•■ : . on < - l obl i »l ung a rumi f o r d l a o l g e N o
Ii.1 will lie f ie l d a t tte over the work which he nnd hi«
r o a d i n j u n c t i o n s pl ice I ". I s i c . * t he dl* 11 1 * t • 1 . i d i i oil rid Sa uford be 7- Ul i" tn . T h u r s d a y , o . i
liilh
company have inau gu r at ed
R e pe r
it r l i d e s ha Ve II Ji pell Ted 1n Ole l i m e *
( 1 - r O' dto 1• * ■' HI Cl’ it Kill
roil ds j M a s t e r * I h-gre." Will Le l OllfcrTed
isti
ter Mur
THE BRICK ROADS INJUNCTION
l tilil II. olle of w Li . Ii « ,i - . . . j ■I in
I lie Heral d t h e Other ' l i b "I O ' «on
t r o v e r s y a r e e n t i t l e d t o n reply w h u h
t o t •n ' I It I ’ ■, ■! Ili t h " i I* i 11 >. I
Ml M i-..r * r a i s e d it'l* y e a r r e q u e s t a i d n . . t n . . . .. • l o n g i n g the s pe r i l i
ed to
e present.
c i t i o n s of yilu-r*.
I n the i thsence of j
M em Ler*
and
v isito rs
urged
to
T h e T a m p a T i m e s suy» t hat Luko * *
Me Luke i» running to seed when ho
the <"unl>
tt ur nvy, Hon W
1. 1 c o m e Ly o r d e r o f W
M
shoot* off such a n (dd chestnut as -.Y
I' l. lnar, the j " t i t m n wa* granted
--S O. L. T A Y L O R ,
the following: "B efo re marriage he
.wi thout i.n o p p o r t u n i t y f o r - hearing
N
S e c r e ta r y .
thinks »he is the dearest girl, in tho
from any who mi gh t ojijiose the
world; after marri age , when the bills
chungo
I m m e i l i a l e l y . some of the
W o m a n ’ s Club N o tic e
come in, he knows i t . "
We thought
petitioner* fur i n j un ct io n be c ame
The music depar t me nt of Wo ma n ' s t ha t , ancient us it is. one of the best
appe ars below o v er the -igual ire of
the original signers of the ii.jun* '
lion. Th 6 affai r .has been an unfoft ú n a t e one a m i will be settled in a
few weeks in the supreme . ou r t .
Meant ime no more arti ales on the
question will he published and the alarmed, believing that it would
ma tt e r bus only been taken up »n far , jeopardize the validity of the bond
to disjH'l the d o u b t s m the mir d* of issue and make it impossible to levy
some of our n or t h e r n subscri ber* who and collect taxe s »Intuid any t ax
were iff raid the roads will not be payer, and especiall y a non-resident,
finished.
For Qieir benefit w>; wif.lt see lit In contest the master, and
to say t hat tJic i n j u nc t i on will soon furthermore believing the change
We there
lie settled and the roads built, as unwise and un war r a titl'd
far a* tile mo n e y will allow them to^f ore took counsel in Ote npitler and
Le built
Here is the st at eme nt ' Mr T. F. Wilson of Sanford, who
ig ned
n ames
4l|,.
~ The
by
th e
appear
p etitio n ers,
below
peti ti oners
Edit or
(or
w h u s e jilr e w
Her-
the
Brick
realizing thut
Roads Injunction.”
this was a matter of law and jus
tice, and having submitted the case
to the courts, have avoided any ef
fort to influence the court* or even
Ilia» public opinion by. trying the
rase on the street corners, or through
I lie columns of the newspaper*
For
nearly a year they have «submitted
to adverse criticism of their position
in the (patter without resentment or
reply. The petitioner» for the in
j uncti on arc J*. O. Chase
H H
Chuppcil,
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Bri' sot
Hr(milcy. Joe Cameron, G
W
A.
t ■i iiu. . T .
J
l.
A
k Smi th.
B aw kiti»
Kl|lhi tl)|T }{41J1 and J
Bert
N. Wi nne r
Recently there seems to lie an ef
fort tif make one of our number
during lbe responsible for what has been done
by a dozen ajid a spirit of fairness
be taken at compels us to< submit to the public
New Meth u. briel statement of the facts in the
' cAsa:
, At the October, 1912,’ meeting of
Mr- Power*
Mr*. Tol ar
"
•
■
•
the
o rig in a l
ju titio n
for
the
fumi*
Linds I
reali/.* d on
v*>1■" I
thing»
the al l oc on Saturila y Alfred
pr e t t y heavy.
.ind all
i l " 1 '«I*1 "t
• i • . |•|••*• 1 I " tl,.' r o u t e s
advtrllM'd and \*»ied for and to
none others.
it would he a mi s
application of f unds for which t h e
trust ees ^ould be liable if they applird any port ion of the funds a r i s
ing from the sal e of the bonds
to
sid e
|m a
„
brought
fl n t ,
in
„„
»om e
King,
th e
fin e s w e e t
w est
M r Luke
bus given Us,
.
po-
tatúes and as we did not see him we
will thunk h i m publicly for the gift.
T h e y were great and if wo had suflicicnt to last lit«1 winter would not
particularly care about the high cost
of living.
•
The ed u a c t i o nn l aut hori t ie s of Matni have taken another s t e p in ad
v a n c e an*l h a ve decided t h a t they
will ccquiru rhe school children to pc
inspected as to t h e i r -physical condi
tion.
T h e D a de Co u nt y Medi cal
Association 31»» been asked to r e c o m
mend s plan by which this c a n be
doije most
t lislict.irilv . an d if tile
»nggestion* >d the pliy s i . in ti* prove
pfai ti c a Lie ll.ey will Le i. irrn d int o
el leit
T h e county siijH-n ntondent
was authorized Ly the county Lourd
at its last meeti ng to order all of
the appl ianc es necessary to e s t a b
lishing the d ep a rt me nt s of manual
training and domestic sc ie n c e in tluv
the’ payment of any- other road or Cocoa nut Llrove school. Accommo
roads than those set forth in t h e dations will he provided for sixteen
i( ontti.uid On Page i )
Luke
,
A man up in Mnino was shot tbo
other day because the gunner took
him for a moose. Didn't know th at
the feeling ti|> there wn» so intense
ag ai ns t t hat p a r t y as to cause .the
Fine S w e e t I' ol aloes
Inking of such d esperat e steps, al
While 1lie edi tor wn* abs e nt from though the vote t h e other day _w a n ^
( h e j ^
rond district wa* a b s e nt on hi* vucolion north, u t r anscri pt of the proceeding» Iwd was * m i him ,for ndvice, the following i» his reply:
" Y o u r letter of the IKth in»t e n
closing resolution« passed by the
ci ty council of Sanford*, Fla., and
copy of minutes of the county c o m
missioners both referring to c hange
of route advert ise d and voted for
in re bond issue of Special Road
Di st ri c t No.
1."
duly
received.
Neither the county commiBsioners
nor < the city
coVnn-il
have a ny
a ut h or i t y
to
chi nge
the rout e
nr
route*
in
an
' a f which
weri iidvt rii*« d and
Music ( ’lull will give their first pro
gram (or HH t - 15 in the C o n g r e g a
tional c h u r c h Sat urday a f t e r noo n ,
Qct. 17th, til 3: 00 o' clock.
For
special reasons the year book date
of Del. JOtb is changed to Oct 17th.
girls and t h e sa (lie number of boyB. ‘
The Largest . I
Advertisement
Today
N. P. Yowcll & Co.
get first page mention as I
the largest advertisers in
today's issue. The ad- I
verlisrmcnt may he found
ihi page S.
S p e cia l Notice
'fhe Herald will-on each
day call attention to the
largest advertisement in
the current issue. •
I
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OCTOBER 2, 1914
T U E SANFORD HERALD
PAGE “EIGHT
A Hgwl and a III nt
she has been spending the summer lanta ioday, after n pleasant visit to
.Junior Ciric*» Sole o f Seed*
The
manner
in which those
hi*
*ist«*r,
Mi*«
Juno
Waddell.
Mr*.
The girls of the Junior Citizen*' She was accompanied by her sister
teel
gufinien.
who
deal in printer»’
P.
H.
Morris,
t-hc
sister
who
came
Department of the Junior Civic Mi** Mumie Devlin:
supplies have whooped up the prire*
with
him
from
North
Carolina
will
League have taken the initiative,
on everything used around » „<•*».
Mrs. F. J. Gonzales and daughter remain for the winter.
preparatory to the City Beuiitiftil
paper office is simply kiososterntu
Campaign thut will he waged in have returned from Orlando.
BEING A RESUME OF SANEOllD HAPPENINGS
'M r. and Mrs. E. T. Sammis have The ink factories have shot the pMrp
Sanford this winter ly offering for
Mrs.»
Laitue
Bliss
of
Orlando,
who
-■ UP-TO •D A T E-------— — returned from Connecticut, where of news ink up to a point that makes
sale nt reasonable prhrea. seasonable
came
over
for
the
Hand-Belts
wed
they have been spending the sum Gilderoy's justly famed kit»«seeds. L e., seed thpt now is the time
Communications for this Column Should he Marked “ Society Edlior", or
like a sunkon-suhmarimu The pH^ r
ding
Î*
the
guest
of
T
U
’f
“Sister.
Mrs
for plabting to Ihsure pretty gar
mer
Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Terheun. Phone 20.1
fat runs aej as if they thought i i , lr
d e n s in the spring e Saturday 'after K J. Gonzales.
wood pulp product ought to t,r,ril.
noon the gtris will begin a house to
v Mrs. Hurry Ward and daughter,
Mrs.
(lay
Butts
has
gone
up
to
as
much as India Bible stock
And
B eau tifu l Church Wedding
in blu
house cjjnvas in the effort to sell
Miss Fern Ward have returned from
Jacksonville for several days visit.
type!
Why
you'd
think
that
typ«.
nasturtium seed, the drawf or hedge
Unusually interesting and beau- trirnmi
Michigan, where they have been
metal was composed of two pari*
tiful was the evening wedding of
Mrs.
nasturtium and the tall climbing
Mrs. F. W. Hill of Nurcoosee is spending the last three months.
¡of
radium and one part auroraMiss ^label Hand and Mr. Archi* in a g
Variety. ^Diese vil! grow in any soil
the guest of Mrs. Chas Hand.
vl»oryal|s. Even Aunt Mandj t , j..
w ith o u t little attention
’ bald Lucius Betts which took place tfj'e.use
**' ) i^ l r s . S. E. i'uleston hair issued in- son, in her sealed hid for washing
It is hoped to see Sanford u blnr.e
Wednesday, nt half past eight
Mrs.
Mr. Ralph Sauls, who came o v e r 1citations for a dance next Friday our towel, quotes a figure 5o |„.r
of glory in the spring, with its gar
/Tcinck at the Church of the Holy gownei
'from Enterprise to be ofie of the at- evening, Oct. 9th. in honor of Mr cent higher than that quoted «.hen
dens of these beautiful, vari-colored
vCro^i. Th e solemn and impressive meuso
lendants at the Hand-Betts wed- and Mrs. W. D. Bishop.
we were thinking of having it u.,-hVp«riHoe.xcn:rnnnjrrr>f-sbo Episcopal
flowers.
The girls will also have
ed
last year.
At that, we could
church wo* performed by Rev. i n r j,ur]
sweet pea seed and will take order*
Mr.
K.
M.
Diclfins
of
Tampa
was
manage
to
ease
through this month
Artkux_S__ E ftd t..wearing the hand- Mm(iroj
hite sntin.i^or these and gladiolus bulbs. It is
✓ James Wallace Howard is the the guest of his brother* Mr. J. W. if some of our valued subscriber.
[lowed
.4*»«
r*o rk of Inaine oT the little son buiii-Lq. Mr. Dickins for several days last week.
would
“ m^rrinrf*
— ^
V
the girls will Conduce to the making
niTjo of the .
*
, . >
’
. .
and Mrs. ('. C. Howard Hrpt; --mbr
mm-rgen
wedding, pink and white wew.artis- 1
»,
•
of gardens Mid, taking c a r e ok .the
Really carried out in the elaborate! ,ni 1 ’
< In ibe lBWn* u,,d Parkway« that are nowlpit|
*' * Th e ni'.lliy
srii-irtls
decorations of the church. The altar
r^' 1 1
'. , .
tu'ghwud-aiid unsightly. Thev will
May Dickins will.'rcgrrr to h r a r t h a t j* The . -Luitiavilbu— Uixald.uL
was exquisitely beautiful with quan- ,,ar or '
, . continue the good work us the season
Sept. 15th makes the following an
she
W
ill
not
retu
jtr
to
Sanford‘
this
ju. pui e i ndvanre* and when they rail and I
titles of white china asters and the crT’r*t,M
winter«*«»Mrs Dickins is very popu nouncement of the marriage of Mr.
soft glow «1 lighted candles In crystal 1 ar^'<
c n u l i u a L f r their-..«»'
l II' . n,< ! lar her«* ati\I will he greatly missed (*lms. Ryan of this city:
.candelabra; asparagus fej;n giving at ^wer*.
i’ll of t he I chaser*
I ha. -Umw la ripe by a wid«* circle of friends.
hor hnfe I wo tine hull pups, on«»
"T h e marriage of Mr. Charles
relieving touch of color, while the 111 t;r' '
mule anti one female and the mother
ante, was J«r
'
Bishop Ryan of Sanford; Flu., and
chancel rail was entwined with vines.
'
nr 1 " t "°*r
to worK Tftr a hairford,
Good stock.
See Nick Zarjiovan,
Miss Mary Grace Carroll took place
Fern, and bamboo adding a charm* ankei!
U|l sprays ,}pnutiful .and you will reap tho re- j
Sanford Farm».
12-5tc
this morning nt six o'clock in St.
ing h^t .of lovoll'ness. The prie-dieu. " a *er
-.„ J.tih n wur(1 nf hi>ving pretty grounds of
Paul's church, Itev. Father York of
upon which the couple knelt was of °
For Sale— Good span mules, tw«
your own that will bring joy and'
ficiating.
First to enter were the wagons’ and two sets harness, S;)5o
white satin.
>;oun«
pleasure.
bride anil bridegroom, attended by Address' Box 1.168, Sanford.
In the nave, amid the tall, spread- 1 ° ,w’ v
l ‘J ttn
v' Mrs. R. M. Wallace is the guest Miss Florence Carroll, a sister of
• Ing -brandies of bamboo were g ra ce-!“ ,ou
,/urrior Ctrir L ea g u e
of her daughter. Mrs. Roy Symes. the bride and Mr. Robert Bobzein.
For Rent— We wish to he H\
ful festoons of Love's wreath. T h e ’ I n *h
Attention is culled to the meeting
this
winter, wish some one i»■
charming little piillt frocks of the ¡ L o v e s
The bride who is one of the most
of the -Junior Civic League, Bees
l Mr. mul Mrs. S. 0 . Chase have popular young women in Louisville for our furnished home rent t
bridesmaids and their bouquets of ®Rd Kn
and Junior Citizen* ;7 at tin* hand
returned from a delightful trip to society wore a moil attractive suit Hutchinson, Osteen, Flu
roses and carnntion* added to the |deliers.
stand in c«’iitral park Monday after
New York and the east.
plcturesquenema of the scene.
ro*e* ef
of champagne colored silk moire,
noon at 't df* o’clock
\ full al tend
A beautiful program of music pre- and tir*1
with a stylish hut of the same lieam e is desired a* plan* for th«» win
ceded the marriage ceremony
I'n- atl urr*
coming
shade and carrying a bou
t«»r‘s work will he discussed and
der the master hand of Mr* Fannie punch I
quet
of
bride roses and lilies of the
plans roitsidereil for disposing of the
Stembridge Munson nt the organ, tfisret I
valley.
money made in July.
Members of
accompanied by Miss Margery Boor, »'If». C,
The bridesmaid wore a becoming
both departments are requested to
Service
on the violin, strains of sweetest
suit of Madonna blue silk moire.
bring their dues for the unpaid
melody filled the cljurch. “ Love's canopy
Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur Johnson
months,
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan left after the
Ladies—
*
Old Sweet Song” and "Traum erei" I biilustrji
have returned from a two months’ reception which followed, for the
■lark in ! 11«,,
I
ha
ve
«»st
dilished
in
were followed by a vocal solo, "O vine of
vi-it to Evergreen. Ala
smith, stopping ii\er a few day* ill
/’» r mini .1/>,ii ( o' it
a
h
ipp
i.g
»ervi•
•
«
•
for
’
.
he
I 1
Promise M e," exquisitely* rendered, I he pi
Florida.
This
will
supply
iG.
Knoxville
and
Jacksonville
while
ell
Mrs I Hive »Archibald, mother of
by Miss Lucille Aapinwall. Mendel»- nh>w of
merchandise. M-lei-ted by |„ - .
Mr and Mrs \ Doruer on C*«»l- route to Sanford
Mrs Harvey Renfro«» has return» 1
Bohn' s "Spring Song" try Mr* Mm* dining r
good Ia »I« aud l»i,o h* la •\p
> .i .»»• 'I*
rejoii-e
jti
the
lirlh,*
\| r
nul
Mrs
I t v i m wi l l m i k e
( r o t o I ••«•shi.rg
shorqw rs
It will ytv»1 t 1 •
non was u beautiful number and itt were *•
pi
>th. of a little daughter
Sanford their future home
\ host
«ryli-» and tm-t op to »tat» >*
the conclusion' of the marriage cere- tone* o
wit,Hilt; ex[s*ttsive trip* to a l.iry
<>l friends join in wishing them
a
mony Miss As pi »»wall sang " I Love used etTi
Send for full (iarti<*tilars D> * *
Miss Until Mettinger has returned long life of prosperity ami happiYou Truly." The hriilul party left ered t>>
the lending store* of this . i
>!
I iinothy - Hospital, I’hllu r< «•
tho church to the strums-of Mendel»- pink . *il
! tuteli Stales l ri.sl and >.» vhi,
Ipnta.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan have arrived,
snh'n'« Wedding March.
As th eltio n s in
MKS. t . C. KEI.I.I
in Sa ford and are tit hom e'to their' j*.i.itn r, J7 \V f)ut»l St . JarkttHioll, t k
bridal part,» entered the church the
\mmi
Dr \l \ Waddell leaves for At- friend- »it |o7 ] ■-ti 11* -Ireel
"Bridal Chorus'* from Lohengrin wearing
was played by Mr*. Munson and were Mi
Miss Iloor. ,
|Lawson,
The bridesmaids and usher*. Mi** f Essie F
Sttidre Williams with Mr
F E llnwlum!
RoumiUat, Mis* Ruby lh*ti* with |,,th M
Mr, Win. Hill. Mis* G«»nu* Wicker ihe Pro
with Mr Ralph Saul*. Miss Made- Misses .)
line Hill with Mr Raymond Key. gunned
entered first passing up the side m
Mi
llie altar-steps
They »ere fidlowed j
|J(
by the maid of, honor, Niiss t ’har- j
i^.-i
lotte Band. Immediately
u y k i.i. slier* m
the bride, who entered
with h. r •
......
, <11
.1*
,
1111* |
father," M r . .Chnrles.. Mooney. Band, j
f
by whom she was giver, in marriage, I
walked the little tiuwer maiden.
Margaret Neal, carrying a basket of
,
*
.
,
, A hands
rose petals to srattir in th» pnth of
A B O U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
*****
Expert Shopping
— For Florida
j
•
groom
»1 In- lost it,:.n. Mr hr tics t
u*h« r»
Betts. The bride was very sweet
Dancing foljowed the more iuitaul
and winsome in her graceful wedding
reception.
gown of charmeuso and silk shadowMr. and Mrs. B e l t s left on tlie
lace. The bodice was of lacc drapfd
in chqrnieuse, the sleeve» of lure miilnight train for Jarksonville. fr« tn
griiefully caught on the shoulder which point they »»nU on th«» L e i; ;ie
front and edged with luce, tinished for New York and New J«r**y
with pearl trimming
Over the train
Tin* lirid*»'* going i«ay gown .t*
fell the long tulle veil, t-dgol with a tuilorCil -»u11 of blue wool poy'in.
lac«’, which was he«mningly a r - : with »utf* mid «’«»liar of L e t - an
ranged to lit the head, pleated about , hrucaiie and worn with ,* utiluh
the face and caught in place with I little toque of blue brabi and rib, on.
«prays «,f Idiea of the valley: The
Mr*. Belt t* tin» eldet-t iluughter
_Jjride carried a pretty white prayer of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mooney
b«fok, with markers of lilies of the Hand .and possesses a charming per
valley, the gift of the groom. The sonality.
Mr. Betts is the gonial
maid of honor was very lovely in assistant cashier of the First National
Charmcuse confined the «oft fullne« Bank. Both young popple arc very
at the waist and the nkirt was gath popular with n largo circle of friends
ered in around the hips, ? pcplum who wish.them bon voyage.
of crepe do chine falling over n lr.ee
Out of town guests were Mrs. F. W.
flounce. She carried'an arm houHill of Nnrroosee, Mrs. B. E. Ilratty,
que.t of pink carnations.
Mrs. Ed. Pilley and Mr. Wnlter
The four bridesmaids wore charm B e a tty of Washington, N. C., Mrs.
ing little gowns of pink crepe do LaTluo Bliss of Orlando, Miss Mad
chene made en train«’ and draped in eline Hill, Mr. Ralph Sauls of En
shadow lace.
Tho sleeves were terprise.
caught on the shoulders with orna
ments of pearl, while the front of the
P reibytcrian Brotherhood
bodice was held together with a
t
T
h
e
Presbyterian
Brotherhood
pearl butterfly. They worn a lovely
held
a
very
enthusiastic
meeting
gold pin, fashioned in a crescent
and cross of pearls, tho gift of the 'Tuesday night in the-*Brdtherhoo«l
brkio and, carried bouquets of roses rooms on Oak avenue.
and carnatilnz. Tho pretty little
Th is ia the Drat meeting of the
flower girl was very dainty and fall seuaon Itnd waa well attended.
0
—
sweet in her little dress of white,
T h e meeting was opened with
wearing pink, ribbona, her golden prayer by Dr. Brownlee, followed by
ringlets peeping beneath a charming ahort talks by the members present.
ly prefty cap of lace, blue forgot- Resolutions, that will g reatly -bene-*
me-noti and pink rotattts. She car- fit the town nnd community were
. tied a basket of rose petals and wore a passed and plans made for the fall
gold circlet pin, the gift of the bride. and winter's work.
The bride’a mother was beautifully
Refreshments were served in abun
gowned in groy crepe do chine gtir- dance, prepared by Mr. and Mrs.
hltured in Persian trimmings.
Gillon. *
The' groom's mother wore a hand
Present were Dr. E. D. Brow nice,,
some gown of black crope dc chine H. R. Stevens, D. L*. Thrasher, N. O.
and net, over white satin.
Garner, S. Rungo, II. W. Groiarth,
Mrs. La Rue Bllza’ was lovely Jit a D. D. Caldwell, E>. P. Caldwell, H. J
gown of pearl crepe do chine trioj- Minton, E. F. Lane, E. E. Brady,
med In silver beads and white ailk JLoul# Gardner, Emery Close, R. H.
Muirhcud, A. R. Rossetter, C. Bryce
A. K. Rossetter, Howard
Mrs. Margaret Barnes was charm Bell,
ing in a gown of yellow'cbarmeuse Swartz, C. H. Dingee, J< M. Gillon,
with overdrew of chififp'n embroldere H. C %DuBo»e and A. C. Scott.
iaSnLityY a
/L ri
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File boys of today wear
the best clothes
vour
ROY AI
BRAND
ROYAL BRAND
R O YA L BRAND
TRADE
MARK
SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
Why worry; make hoys’ furnish
ings when you can buy readymade just as cheap and the boys
like them better. Shirts and
Blouses, always fresh and pretty
ft
That's the name of the best hose
going for boys’ and girls’ school
wear and play..
- 50c.
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SEMI-WEEKLY
W / t a N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y R A R E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
THE SANFORD HERALD
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
IN S A N F O R D — L ifv la Wnith Living
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, (M TOMER
VOLUME VI
fi.
1914
NO
13
BRYAN FAILED IN GOVERNMENT SAFE THE WAR HAS NOT ENDED
RURAL CARRIERS BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR
APPOINTM ENT DESPITEREVENUECUT
IN EUROPE ALREADY YET HAVE BETTER PAY FLORIDA GROWERS
X*
J
'*
SENATOR WILL NOT DON; VESSELS ARE NOW TRANS- TH E VERY LATEST DESPATCHES FROM THE SEAT OF WAR EXTRA SERVICE FOR PAR SEASON PROMISES GOOD
CEL POST MATTER IS
THE ERMINE ROBE
SAY THAT IF THE GERMANS WIN THAT THE
PORTING STUFF TO FOR
RETURNS FOR FLORIDA
TO
BE
PAH)
OF JUDGE
ALLIES
ARE
BOUND
TO
LOSE
EIGN SHORES
PRODUCTS
Washlnglop, Oct. fi. r Star route
Berlin, Germany, Oct. fi.— i B y l Bari». Franc», Oct. fi.— While the
Washington, D, C .f Oct. 5. 'In
Washington. I), 0 . . ’ Oct. 6. Al
-The Arcadia Enterprise has tho
carriers
in the state of Florida will
rMpon»c to the p lc a -o tm iu a U r» pf though the government revenues wireless to ijayville, L. 1.)— An of- French realize^that U>e battle of the
following article:
the Florida congressional delegation from customs fell off about $9,- . . ,
. ,
* «
. „ . . Aisne has not yet been won it does have their pay readjusted so as to
yegetjible —growers
th rou g h ou t^ ,
ticial report from the .German arm yl__^ ____
_______ .. .
__^___ _
j not seem to many—rrt’ tlieifr tlrst'dl .»ha** id* compensation- for ctnr*
. . wjl be appoint U nited.iUU yfc^to- 5UU.GU0 during September, compared
«la have every reason to feel
lost
, f the uUjM w(tT s erv ice caused by the parcel post.
ator NaThnn P. Bryan a» judge of with the same month in >918, treas- headquarter» says that In the » U g « .can no*
encouraged aijd should h ul-hu sitela— l.
»»>»■
1m Mu
f ■*k- j- the rqurt of ap
*l ~
« n s u je f:to go theft"lull length In producing'
Tori in figures showing rrccrtt^'CXi- hem^unl..Kttttinfishoykct and the in- for it, the sacrifice on both siiiirs uT- Post Office Department which is the vurin, , ^ nrTTTTB- ,krit f tr r o ^ t t n r "
circuit, w
now taking Trteprr m nsrrrntrrr w h a t
president Woodrow —
TTorfrin gnitir-niTTt- rnttoh."~"TKcrD Ter mediate redoubts
trucking interests of the state. The
with
thirty ready being great. The tone of the
official communications has furnish would be a fair basis upon which to organisation of the Florida Veget
, i d l y slated that he would npopint was encourugement, too, in the unguns have been taken.
ed the best reasons for the hope of estimate the increase of pay. This able Marketing Bureau in Jac k so n
Judge Walker of Alabama to the nouncement that, for September, tho
"T h u * a breach has been made in the French.
Increase will he granted on con
*
poiition.
ordinary revenue receipts were al
ville last week will, we (eel sure, re
Lieutenant Colonel Housset de tracts that are now in existence and move the stum ps in the road be
Preaident Wilson intimated that most $6,()0 D,000 above those for last the outer circle of forts," the report
be had already promised the place September, although thiB increase is ndda, "rendering an attack on tho clares that the battle still can lust which were entered Into before the tween the grower and the* market. «
to Judge Walker and that he wished said to he due to unusual causes inner circle of forts and the town for some time. In the furious fight parcel,-post became an established
The new organization, headed by
ns u
institution.
ing /nox going onn, Lieutenant
Senator Bryan
to remain among ■ not likely to figure in future months, itself possible.
prominent nnd influential men of
As a result of competitive bid- the state- men who have the inter
"N ear Augustowo the Third Si Colonel Housset says, neither ad
the progressive
Democrats in the
Despite the help from increased
«ling
the star carriers at Lest nre est of the truckers at heart— ¡ h go
versary
can
claim
whut
Napoleon
senate. It i*.therefore, practically
internal revenue, the total receipts berian anil parts of the Twentyamong
the poorest paid employes in ing to prove an awakening to tho
called
t
h
e
result."
certain that the Alabama jurist will flir [|lu month from all »ourres were second Russian army corps, com
the
government
service. 'Thousands Vegetable interests and it is to be
With
th«»
shifting
of
the
battle
posing
the
left
wing
of
the
Russian
get the judgeship.
i nearly $fi,000,01)0 under last Sep
of
contracts
throughout
the coun-- hoped and expected that all growers
scene*
t
h
e
railroads
are
resuming
army,
on
crossing
the
Niemen
river,
tember, and the excess of dishurseThis announcement ends the gen- meats for the month was ncurly i ' 1.- were defeated after n furious battle traffic through a number of cities try now In force were awarded b«*- both lurge and small will promptly
More than 2 ,00(1 which liave'liern occupied by the fo «• the parcel post came, into ox- align themselves in the movement to
eral belief in Florida that the junior 500.00(1. while m September. 1!♦1.1, lasting two days
From Epernay the news tatenc«' 11in! as a result the carrier is bring about low«-r express rates and
Russians were made German»enator would lieconie one of the tin* excess of disbursement» were un wounded
comes
that
the Germans respecte«! doing three or four times as much a more vigorous market. T h e suc
prisoners and u Isrte quantity of
United States judges, and ends a about $4,000,1)00.
It is cess of the organization means tho
the
vines
of
Epernay in the impor work as he agreed .to do.
great deal of speculation ns to who
During the week ending yesterday guns and machine guns were cap
pointed
out
that
this
is
manifestly
tant
champagne
district.
surress of growers, henco coopera
would succeed to Senator Bryan's 55,514 bales of cotton were exported tured."
,
unfair.
toga. Also it shows that u large and yesterday’s grain exports ngtion is’ the only thing needful.
" I have in mind," said a member
number of Florida politicians have gregnteii 1,930,000 bushels. Of the
The bureau is getting results now,
Ri-il ( ross l'unlribuitnns
Congress Adjourn* Next WecW
of congress, "a carrier in my dis although in existence t«*»» than a
been rounting chickens before they cotton» Galveston shipped more tint
Washington, D C , l)«-t 5
OrtoAt th«- •lo»«1 of the union meeting trict who has accepted a contract week, and it is going to get still
were hatched.
cotton Gul vest on shipped more than
b«-r
15
hfts
ln‘t*n
agret-d
iijxm
by
of
priiyi-r for peace last Slimlliy. the at ninety-nine «'«‘nts a day when the greater results when its machinery
Senator .Bryan will remain in his 411,259 bales; New York fi.650 bales;
Democratic l«-ud«-r.* as » tentativi suggestion wa* made that a prac 'i.i'k required only the services of
get* in full w«>rking order,
if the
scat till the end of his term, and ew Orleans, 2.800,
Sn varnish 2,ad jóurnment -i.it«-. fnr th«* j , r ut tieni n if ’• laimri of nur »ymjiiitliyjI <1110 hor*«1 and a boy
Now it re- vejp'tnhle growers will line tiji as
will undoubtedly be a candidate t<> 250, < Inirli'slmi I, dim), Hn*i<m so,
•M-ssmn nf «•itngre#s. and the seriale for tin , .1,t—
»- of J-eace aou IiI he u |«juir«'» two horse* ami a man nml one man they nun quickly remove
succeed lumself. It is generally con and Philadelphia 75
The ration
steiTtng coniinitt«,e «juickly framed contribuì on for tl.c Had Cross So- |*till the contract price of nine-ty nine every obstacle nnd win a victory
ceded that he will be opposed by went tit England, the Netherlands,
a legislative program designed tu ciety w1 ,b I» doing *o much to .it rent* a day remains the sain«* that will jmt them on the jiinnacle
Go\ Park Trammell, and inti mu- 1 Italy, Spain. Mexico. Sweden, Portu
fotH'Imle pi-mliiig l»-|r*f»latìon by that leviate
ring in th e pre*cnt war rhere ure humlrtols of «uses even of independence, and instead of bow
Uuiis hu\e been receive«! from Wash gal and «it her cmintn«'s
t*l the
«Iute.
An
offering
was received from a more gluritig than this one
I am ing to railroads ami commission
ington that
Congress man
Frank grain, 718,000 bushels went from
House teuders ngre«*«l that work few w1 " tv«1.«r ' I the appeal a* the informed by the department that it men they will have the railroad anti
Clark may also hurl his "hat in the New Orleans, 599.000 from IkdtiI uni now 1* now making «'oiiijiulatioii* with u •«>mnd»*i,in men bowing to them,
ring
Ex tiov Albert \\ (itlchrist iitnrc. 5:i8,ooo from Galveston, 79,- 011 their sld<- of ilo- t'apllid wiiubl he aulitelo • 1.1* leaving
finish«1«! w,n befor«1 tir lo ber 15. ami holding
offering
for
a day or vu>» to awarding tiie currier* more
Thi* reduction of the express rales
may alsn enter the mutest, mu! Hl)() from I'hitudeljihui. and 2,000
it in prohuble ali. agreionent will he two for tiie benefit of those who jiuy than they are g ettin g"
on vegetables cut to 15 or 2D per
other sapiranta will be found felling from New York. The grain went
reacheil whereby niemher» g«*nerall> might -1* -in- to have a further share
cent, that is promise«! to .1 1) Morkthe public pulse before the next childly to England, Holland and Nor
wili |eave Washington by th«1 middle in (In
Ml i Iiiiki who wi-h to
nilay. general' ttinnsgcr of ih«> South
senatorial primary and election is way.
of n«-xt xi-i'k. I«1!«vi 11g th«1 party lontril
to the \meri,.it
Red
ern Kxpre*s Company, amt the j•r*»fheld In 19 I(1
The treason «i.iicnicnt showed
leader» mi guani unni .idjournni'-ni fToss
if-Iv jile.i*«1 b- 1v » <,i«!ri
frr "I the i i | i i u , «aiiopuny of 5,0111)
the government ~ total assets to be
\i th«- a t. ««<* hoti*r Oeinber H* butto! vi', our hou*.
1 -ti.ill for
agents in a* many »mull ^ i« ia
icrnald Memorial t oncert
$ 1,895,3*3.0l |. in, hiding gold coin
•
a ,«* meiiiiuni'd a* a dai«' for adjourn
w.ifil
lie 111 two days
about the country, to soliciY and
The Sanford Bund will on I hurs-. n mou!iting~rrr*--/$T37.712,501, bnllion
|meni, bui » lieti thè Democratic
!
I*
»TIDING
lake order* for shipment* «»( A'g(lay evening at 8 o'clock give a $21(1,065,368. anil about $195.0110,|b-.ider» ri-nirned to th«1 capito! Ia*l
P.istor < "ii ,*rt ga t ion il i l a r i
e t it)*I
i* rea*«»n enough tit km k \ .
special memorial coneert in the 000 in silver dollars
I« •pile
N. v \ n(d I fi t
i«-vi-nmg after .1 , oiifcri-n« «- with thè
the future dptimistirally.
park
This concert is inspired by
|,rnbab 1y timi theKurujieall
war
Pri^nlent. it « 11« diUertuined litui
t nfur m.ilin 11 Vtmiil 1 lurida I’arni*
The grower* huYe »ulbreil lung on
the wish of the Band to pay honor
will
«
«O
ll
1
"
Ile
I
«
I
de
ti
Ili
t
el
V
It
I*
ll«»w
ai bui*! t wo w••«•k* woiild I»«1 n«1«1*1*a« «nunt of imt being able to g«1! be
to the memory <>l Mr Fermi!«!, who
«Im« , .1111 lllnfi'hil conditions
sary to allow the sellate to tiinsii E d i l i l ast Federai t «.naua li« j i n r i s . I ■
yond the walls of the commission
who w;>s so prominent --\ ,nn-mluT
in
t
hi*
country
are rapidly improv
pendi
1
1
g
legislntion.»
has
50.01
fi
farm»:
«
>
f
this
concern* int«* small markets, now
î
’Iofitlu
or the Sjnford Ban«! throughout its
The steering cnnimiltee ufter nn ni l" er lfi.l«7 I .tri --j - r a t > -l !.. -« w «t ing and that the ,»litio,,W fur bll*i- "uluilscovcri’d" ternliff), because of
existence
Thm is the lirst lime
[ in-** generally i* very bright
Ilour of di*cu**ioji. ugreed ihat legi* er*
the shijiping of vegetu bios to the
mi manager* ami 1. t. * IJ by
such an lionh’r iias been paid to any
\ erv nni ch g r e a t e r conl i i l ence i*
latinn shoiild lo1 confini1«! to th*- g*' '
t»
lari’i'r market», «»vcr »nicking them
one and it accordingly shows the
I. ' I ln«,
, W ., «I 11 g I ,, n >11*
in i m- Mi , ne r • t i nt a-. |ii*ndinv a ir r. enne lui) and m -.1count ■.
. -,rv I ! -e.
.• . ! '
.' •' .
,
«ii-gli ■11n g i «.'I t fn-r« l•> l. ,*tt«g
esteem in which Mr Fcriliihl wu*
» t., «» « v , wy
••Joiirtial of
F,,. a
1 •• ! e r i - t - e
l I,* *maller u«a r ) •■«* t )iit t lii«*y ar«*
t «
**t t hi* -t f
.
q •■ ' i l
V. I t..r t ' r•
•, « la Ill- a t d •"pH • ID
held t<> Tile Band
• , •«« m ere*iti t ft, ; Ti*«p,, t r egard
Il
I V|'I I I ed t tu1 t la > t>m bill .
- al, d ' It I ' I I-'
now read, to g-t I,,gclhi'r urn! *lay
lli'prcsi-ntati Vi's from neighboring' of the I «ria tu I,, pat •r- t<> I»- - 1-1.1 mil
, t,g t lie re, 11 h, *«t ton ,*f l lie ge ne r a l
, iMift-rF iii « Ailt t,e |||*JMI*I,4) ol t v . i 1 • ny tenni,1loget her
to p e r s o n s w ho»«' mi mes atul ad liti- end of thls weck, unii tloit the
co ili mereiai situation
The one thing
With the express ijgents l ft roughThe
farm
home
owners
and
man
¡uni it is the hope of the Band that
more than any other, is
dresses shall he furnished from all War revenue bill will be brougbt in agers n/ Florida cultivate 1,363,1)00 which,
out
tiie country taking orders for
Sanfore people will make it ft point
deemed to show a retupi of normal
•
delivery of less than carload lots, in
acre* of land and the tenants till
to attend in such numbers as to sections of the county and by the on Monduy.
conditions is the resumption of eotThere was som«1 talk of eXtended H 2 H>7 acres in this stale
the smallest towns, and sending
make this the best concert ever Orlando board of trad«- to induce
{
ton exports actually m progress or
Itiqiobhean opposition to the «¡ir
these mi" i In....... iitrul bureau, they
e
value
of
the
land
and
the
I*
held here.
immigration t<> and ¡«ve*iinmit in tux bill, bui II is generally beli««vi*«i
a b o u t to go
T I " ’ i nove t ne nl
al - |
«•an be jiriim jit I y Idled anil a wide
ng*
of
the
tenant
farm*
•
>
(
t
In
bulbi
The program will be made uj> en Dringe county.
1,-** thun 1a o weeks will be neeiled «tat« is $ 12 .1fo 00(1 t Fa t "I 11" r e a d y a m o u n t s to m o r e than 200. - |di»(ributnih rif thi' vegetables ho
tirely of selections that were favor
The committee from the board of in pa>* th«> measiire after it coni«** hoti" owners and manager* i* $|o5. litio bai»'», a c c o r d i n g l o M n t c i n e n t * I secured
A* it i* and ha* liven, the
ites of Mr. Fernald and will thus
t r a n s i t i m e l i to f o r e i gn traile author- |
•imposed of President Selli (rom tIn1 rinunce commuti1«1
■«j •
vegetable* .ire *enl t" the large
h«'e n special personal interc*t
¡rail,
11 ie* hen
T h a t tht* ino v«invili. if j
Imii-dtion* ¡«r>- liti« that th«: pian
Woodruff. Messts John M l henry,
cities where the market i* Hooded,
\* usual Mr Maxwell will diri-ct
continued,
will
result in enlarging
S. S. Griffin. N. P. Yowell, J
N to bave congress tak«- U|> thè a<l
while on the oilier hand, tin* smaller
I he I nderlnkrr a Dev «doper
Following is the program:
,
, ,
. _ .
, .
the bulinici'* in f a v o r of the United
ministrati"!! bill for government pur *
tow n* cannot get vegetables
Nearer My God to Thee
Brooks ' I,r* d,h“ * nn‘l S A J o h '"H,n'
T i e r e arc iti mmij communities States, and will consequently greutly
The «xj>rwss com|iuny, of course,March from Boccaccio
Barnard peurrd_ before t he com miss,o ners and ebuse ami operation of shijis al a
strongly urg«*«l that this form of special session in NoverAber follow- successful business men and farmers alleviate the fbreign exchange situa experts to get increased business on
Selections from II Trovatore. Verdi
ing the elections .will he abandoned «hu stand like stumps in the high tion. is fully believed ami predicted. the part of t h e i r ’agents, and by tho
March, *‘ Dc Mola)-" Commandcry publicity be given a trinl for six
" I t i* probable that within a
months.
Präsident Woodruff stnted with an understanding that the way* of jvrogress and in such a situ
cutting of express rales on veget
Hull
m«*a»ure will be be taken up at the ation the undertaker i* an important short time, according to the host ables.
that
a
special
price
hail
been
secured
The express business is it
Melodies from Faust
. Gounod
Scarcely a informed men, the exchange shmi- large »ine last season about 25,000
from the local papers which w«-re opening of the regular December faioir in development
La Sorella, Marche Espagnole
The President Indicated da)’ jiasscs that they do not add a tiou will thus become very much larhiml» were shipped out of th«1
anxious to cooperate with the com session
fi all ini
that this would he left to the party new terror to death by refusing lu nuits nearly normal, ami as a result, slut«',
missioners in this enterprise.
This «Lies not include the
Selection Martha.' . . .
Flatow
leaders
who in turn said "if it were join with pujjlic spirit"«! citizens in one jdiase^of the present difficulties produce shipped by express, a lurg«»
Other
members
of
the
committee
Ye Boston Tea Parity. . . . . . Pryor
will be eliminated from further con
item made up of many small ship
gav(e their personal
views of the necessary" congress would meet in a movement for the upbuilding of
, Star Spangled Banner
their community or by their m«li(- sideration.
November.
ments of a few packages.
matter nml all approved the ¡«lea
ference snag an
industrial enter
"Improvement in the near future
Shipping vegetables by express
heartily.
Mr. S. S. Griffin stated
A Factory on the Form
prise
is predicted not only in cojton but has the strong point "f getting tho
( orimerrial Club
A silo is a factory on the farm and that he could testify to the benefit
It takes live men t«» build uj« n also in a number of other lines «>n
The regular meeting of the Com
produce to market «pucker and in
therefore lends itself to cooperation that came, from this kind of kdvercommunity ami there i* no sailder ■the strength «d tiie in/ormation
mercial
Club
will
be
held
next
Fribetter condition, ami while th e rat«
tising
because
he
knew
of
people
of the eomrr.sticlal and agricultural
duy night in th City Hull at eight night in life than a few noble sjnni which has been received inure dur is higher, it ufttirnes is more than
who
had
been
brought
l«i
Orange
interests. Tho farmer gets the. prof
o ’clock slid a full attendance is de- ed citizens staggering under a load ing the pnst day or two. The re worth the difference. But tho main
it of botji producer and consumer. county throughv the advertising of
The umlertaker i* ports from the northwest seem to
Hjrcd as there will be business of of dead timber
benefit from the express company's
We need more gf these twin this character tTint had been don«1
oftniiCH a developer.
show that conditions there are most move to benefit the vegetable grow
importance
to
transact.
Osceola
•gencies of prosperity on the farms in the Kissimmt-e papers.
satisfactory and that the sales of er is that the agents, if they display
of Honda and business men cannot county has had this system in ef
grain are already realizing active any activity, wilt maintain u more
tender a better service to their com fect for several years, nml it has
cash returns much beyond the ex constant demand for vegetables from
The conclusion
munities than in encouraging the proved profitable.
pectations of growers earlier in the nil over the Southern Express Com
Tvr
building of alios. The soil is a great was that the commissioners would
Reason.
Manufactured «‘xpurts nnd pany's lines.
it hadn’t
business educator.
It nrouses the have discontinued it if
imports arc expected to continue
At present the truckers are get
spirit of enterprise, develops busi- been .so.
small for u good while, although if ting their seed beds rcatly for the
ncas ingenuity and awakens the jo y
J. H. Reese, who was present on
the beginning of peace negotia new crops. Shipments begin in No
-of ownership.
behalf of the newspapers,* stated
tions ran lie hastened it is believed vember and
December, und are
A farmer can build a silo for two that it was. the dtudre of the local
that an almost immediate revival heaviest in January and February.
or three hundred! dollars, and it will papers to m ake-the experiment as
of. trade will be enjoyed.”
Florida's principal vegetable crops
under ordinary \ conditions pay a successful ns passible, by printing
In
New
York
foreign
exchange
is
are
tomatoes, celery, lettuce, jiotutivldend of 40 per cent where it is mutter that woultt’ be of cspcciul in
»ti-udily .<J/opj»ing.
Tin- exchang«* too« and straw berries, with many
tun to capacity.
ternst to parties seeking information
i»arket i* now being regulated by other vsgi'table* that ran he raised
about Orange county, and t lint all
ibe natural order of styq«ly and de un«l are raised eaeli >«'.ir hi inereu)>
portions of the county would I««- repA "G et-Together" Social
mand and that the former exceed* ing unrulier* and quantity.
This coming Friday night at the rcsented. This statement wan made
(he latter
The payment thi* w«.‘ek
To the strawberry grower the new
t-ongroguifona| church
a
“ Get- in answer to a question from Com
of
approximately
$8,250,000 New movement nnd the reduced rates
ogether social and good fellow- missioner Dillard, who said that he
York city obligations relieved tho prove particularly valuable, ns-mnst
11 P timo U to be enjoyed by tho approved tho plart, but thought the
exchange
market from a buying of tho strawberries shipped out of
•
and friends— and anyone county should secure all the bonefit
power
that,
might have carried thu the state go by express.
' Gndoed who would desire to get in possible from It. Th^ro jvas no dis
r a le , above $5.
Sentiment is .run
.? Uc
pburch and enlarge senting vote on ’the propposlHg)'.
ning
'
so
strongly
in favor a of a
rir horizon. of privilege and op and Chairman Overstreet was di
closer
approach
to
normal condi sugar, coffee und other commodities
portunity,
Music,- light rcfresh- rected to act for the board in seeing
tions
that
uptown,
importers of 1n '"New York City are practically
« 181«. oy Auierican Press AssoclVoop
and an enjoyable evening are the contract performed- - 7- Orlando
fabrics and down town importers of out of. the m arket.
or * * 0« v.bo c->mo. .
Reporter-Star.
* i « ...
l u
- »» .. -,
CONFIDENCE IS
GROWING DAILY
ORANGE CO. SUB
SCRIBES FOR PAPER
RUINED GATE AT TERM0 NDE. BFLGIUM.
�PLAN
TIN G.* ,NATAL
GLASS
,4 . • ■
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*.
OCTOBER 6, 1914
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE TWO
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5*
EDUCATION NEGLECTED
SUMMER COLDS
■ *-
OCTOBER 8th WILL BE. OBSERVED AS NATAL HAY DAY
YOUNG MEN WHÇ DHCP SCHOOL WILL LIVE TO
RELO
GR ET ^T l}ÊÎll ACTION
• FARMERS CAN SAVE MILLIONS BY THIS CROP
A word to the young men and
Tampa, Oct. 6,— Natal Gruaa Day color, us bright as timothy, and we
Some facts from the U. S. Bureau
October 8 gives promise ot being believe, if it can be demonstrated boys who have dropped out of
widely observed by the farmers that it will do well in large tracts on school. 'Tis sad to see so many of Education, showing the valuo of
throughout the state, and every in our light sandy soils, that we ran young men nnd boys leave school an education:
1st. A grammar school certificate
dication Is that hundreds of acres of arrange a proper method for curing before they have finished high school.
natal.grass seed will be sown to giv it, rain or shine, which will be satis As a friend, I beg you to read these increases a young man's earning ca
few lines anti be admonished before pacity 50 per cent; a high school
an impetus 'to the growth of the factory and profitable.
certificate 100 pdf Vepl,. and a col
Fertiliser is good for almost any it Is too* late, •
grass in Florida.
Natal grass en
These figures are taken from the lege diploma 300 per cent. ■
. thusiaata favor the substitution o thing, but for .the purpose of this
2 ns. Boys and men with hut little
this product for hay throughout the test we prefer thst you do n6t use most reliable source^, and should
have
great
weight
with
the
parents
or
no education have to fill the
it.
Wo
are
confident
that
it
will
atate. It being claimed that ' the
of
these
young
people,
aa
well
as
"blind
alley jo b s " and can’t earn
grow
profitably
on
$30
land
and
payproduct can be easily grown ant
that millions of dollars now sent to for the land each year, without the with the young men themselves. If more than $300 per annum; whilst
these young people stop school now those who have finished the gram
other markets for hay will bo re use of fertilizer.
they will be crippled all through mar school courso can easily earn
Points In Brief----------tained in. .Florida when the ^movefrom $460 to $600. In 40 years this
j J a t a l /Inn« n n t I m p o v e r i s h t h e BOtl* life. *
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1>|U rljM ,lillnjii|J'
The following points iire advance« it sen d s down ta p rmJTs~T»«iiy-fi
in favor of a proper^oh»arvaore u in to th e e a r th in. s c o rc h o f .m oistureh --position, oa a railroad, and.bad’ been 55.000 to $6,000 more than the first
and is-therefore a b rpeftt.to.XfcgjqtE jigotnotstLiram one BosUipn..to..iuj-¿Ja so .— An tJuiiL_jtj)ent 1,000 days
the day:
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' mthe
" e 'm ore in school than the first
claas,
until at last he was offered
H U l l . .jnakes
J U A K l'B
Lexcellent
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Jpasture.
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k »»«
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morr -----nNatal
gì ICCritieni from- $5 to $G
money for forage thatn the value of - Natal makea-beautiful lawns—t ly j superintwwle in.y ■eU tiÉ f a J f l a A s s f t
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nevery
V' o f V none’s
r u i ' a nastonishment
af n n ia lim n ñ t
Kin
OP
n
IIV
ffor
flF
fevery
ii'n r u
tday
int/
u
iu m f
day_
spent
in
he refused Hper
Its on your «yard.
the atate'a entire citrus crop.
the
place.
At
last
he
told
why
he
school
more
than
those'
who
quit at
Natal will not grow on rich, low
This vast sum of money should be
,
refused. He said, "1 quit school too the fifth grade.
kept in the state;
and there are lands.
In
what
other
way
can
a boy, or
soon.”
For
want
of
a
high
school
Nathi
grows
beat
on
high
pine
numbers of valuable grass3s suited
education he had to refuse a posi a parent put $5 per day as an In
to Florida, with high feeding value, lands.
Natal produces from two to three tion that would have given him n vestment, which can never be taken
which, if properly exploited, will
aolve the forage problem and save tons per acre of hay, better In qual- salary of $5,000.0Q per year, and away from him?
continue as supervisor on a salary of
3rd. The cash value of a high
ty than timothy.
as many millions annually.
Prepare seed bed from four to six $1,800.00. Perhaps many of yop school education. The man -who
Florida can be made one of ihe
young men, who are throwing away has but a smattering of an educa
greatest live stock producing states nchea deep, well pulverized.
your
chances for an education will tion can earn $1.50 per day, nnd in
Get
up
before
day,
when
there
is
in the. Union.
have
the
same sad experience.
forty years he may earn $1,800,
no
wind,
nnd
sow
it
mixed
with
We realize fully that the greatest
Here nre some statistics from the whilst one who has spent twelve
Sow three to
obstacle in raising forage for the slightly flamp seed.
U. S. Bureau of Education. These years in earnest study, or has gone
market is the difficulty in curing it five pounds to the ncre.
to a bright color, but while our har
Imported seed can be purchased are sad truths: read them, and after through the eight grades of the
vested crop may lack color, thé feed at $1 per pound.
We recommend redding them give up your money grammar school and the (our grades
ing value is there, and it is the ob mportod seed for the purpose of making und your dislike of study of the high school can earn a mini
je c t of this association to encourage this test.
If you cannot procure and return to school. Now for the mum of $ 1,000 per year, and in
forty yeara will earn $40,000. Now,
the growing, marketing and har- seed, send,.cash to this association statistics:
1st. More than two-thirds of our the difference between the two is
veating of our own forage for home and we will forward you seed at $1
boys quit school before the end of $22,000. This then is the cash value
and foreign consumption.
per pound.
the grammar school.
of an education; and it took 2200
During the past two years thé
There is a division ot opinion as
2nd. Less than 1 hoy in 4 com days in school to secure it; there
Merchants' Association of Tampa o the best time of yeur to sow, but
has been watching experiemnts with we believe" October 8 , or as near pletes the eighth grade, and only 1 fore one day in school has been
worth $10. A pretty good value
natal hay, has caused many acres to that date as weather will permit, is in 8 ever goes any higher.
Here is another way to express for one day’s study in school, is it
be sown in the state with gratifying proper.
the sad fact:
not?
results, and we believe we can now
if planted in October you may
Now-, all of the foregolhg are
•3rd. Out of 100 hoys that enter
recommend natal hay as the one
get three cuttings the following sum the first grnde, only 55 get to the truths, are solid facts presente d h j J
forage crop for the high pine lands
mer. To sow in the spring. April or fifth grade; and but 27 get into the the T S Bureau of Education and
on light sandy soil of the state,
May. ,
eighth grade, und only 6 go to lit* Sage's Foundation*.
where other forage crops will not
Natal
reseeds
itself,
also
comes
I
high school, and hut 1 enters colO that our young men could be
prosper.
from
the
root.
Natal
will
rrowd!
lege.
made
to see and realize the great
Many acres have been sown in
From Sage’s Foundations 1 have importance of securing an education
this hay, on poor land, with no fer out snndspur and other objection
tilizer uaed, and good results ob able grasses. Plow natal under one gathered these facts: 1st, T h at only while they can.
O that parents and guardians
tained, and. as much as three tons time, nnd it is destroyed; positively 5 per cent of the young men, nowtrying to fili occupations are fitted might also *pe the same truths und
per acre produced, in three p u t no danger of it Inking the place.
A freeze will destroy it bul frost to fill them with credit to them keep their children in school every
tings, per season.
fipRi at Gainesville selves nnd satisfaction to their em -jday and every term until their cldlNatal hay analyzes 7'^ pur cent will not.
Une fipfti
avc* 96 per cunt dren .
*»•nt
protein, aa compared with 6 per has been constantly producing since ployem. That
Do you not want life.
It. B, S.
cent protein for timothy, is of bright 1908— there it is colder than here, of incompetents
to shun that lu/ge number of fail-'
Sanford, Florida.
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SANFORD
By Mr a. T. P. Hill
In Seminole county,
Near Lake Monroe,
Up the lovely St. Johns,
Our town did grow.
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The hunting apd fishing
On shore and on lake:
And liuto parties here
Their pleasure they take.
The views from the lako
The river and glade,
And loveliest of .all
Arc the oak’s leafy shade.
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No blizzard and mow
No coal bilia to fret you
Down bere .we knpw.^
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wafting breezes
clear sunny skiea—
refreshing,to me”
tourist criei.
" I ’ll rest and 1'U fish,
i ’l row and I'll fide,
I'll hunt and I ’ll aWim,
Whatever betide."
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Our paatora wllL welcome—
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Ourvmotto is "W elcom e," for 4
We’re brothers to you. * * ♦
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Price 25c, 50c and 9I<00 per Bottle.
Buy the 11.00 slta II contains five times as much as the !So
and you ret with each betUe a Dr. Be nick's Bed Pepper Porou,
Plaster foe the chest.
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W M . G. A L D R ID G E
HAND BROTHERS
L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E
C o rn e r Park A ve nu e and Second Stra at
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C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G
Largo supply of Horses, Mules,
Wagons and Harness a l w a y s ,
on hand F o r Sale or Exchange
Blacksm ithlng and W agon Repairing In con n ection
SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT I
Complete abstracts from the record s of
Orange and Seminole Counties.
Taxes
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can be no great smoke arise
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yONT TAKE [HAHCE:
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Don't play with serious mattmdon't Y’Ol! curry your own in«uriH»
against
TORNADOS
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fnr-i'0U*tt'lhjd th e money wanting t i n
the storm has wiped out your j-r-vp«rry
Why You Must Advertise
i
DcittiinsfralinK Korker
S a w (he Quail
There is no alternative the mod
H a v e our strong, reliable - .imfttj
Messrs.
B.
J
Reed,
J
E.
Spurj
Five
hundrnd
and sixty-eight mosern merchunt must advertise. It is
carry your risk —and !>• on the »abaft
just as necessary for him . to huy lirtg and G. C. Chumberlain of San- qujtaea. one hundred and nine pnsoiflo form of advertising ns It is for fiord spent a few hour* in Orlando i tuto beetles, two thousand, three
Keosonablu rates
him to huy merchandise, for one 1yesterday demonstrating " K o k - K e r ) hundred and -twenty-six plant lice,
buys merchandise to
sell and the Puncture Cure”
for
automobile one hundred cinch bug*, thirty-nine
quickest, the modernway to sell ¡» ¡tire s.
On«; of the interesting tests j grasshoppers,
twelve squash bugs,
by advertising.
given was driving their machine, twelye cut worms Wnd eight white
The profits depend
upon volume, the tire* of which were i-iiargeil with twelve cut
worm*, twelve army
and volume nowadays depends upon !> new remedy, over u hoard, sending worm* und eight white bug* all
advertising.
THE
M ERCH A N T two nails to the inner tube, and these, say* the »t ate game warden
WHO D O E S N 'T
B E L IE V E
IN making two punctures; bat a drive of I enneSsce. have been found in the
BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AM )
P R I N T E R S ’ IN K HAS N E V E R around the square r vealed the fue stomach of a common quail. " W h a t
A D V E R T I S E D O R HAS N E V E R that the tire had lost no air by the would that, bird and its mntc been
Ordinarily with such worth to you?" he asks, " if they
A D V E R T IS E D R I G H T . The fail operation.
ure to produce results is not charg- punctures the wheel would would had reared their little brood on your
ohle to advertising,
but
rather hove gone down to the rim in a few farm?".
The interesting and truly appallagainst the manner in which it is minutes.
done.
So sure are these gentlemen that itig menu show-* that bird* ’ protect
Eighty-four per cent of the fail they have a remedy worth the while. 1not " " L - rroP» nnd orchards, but al.
Sole Agents for Orange City Springs Mineral Wafer
ures in a recent year were among u case of Kar-Ker Cure was left so tlie healthof of men and animal*.
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non-advertising merchants.
with Mr. 1. W. Phillips, of the Ur* Many of the insects they destroy
IT M U S T BE D O N E,
because lando Auto and Supply Co., which are carriers of disease. A bull bat,
the basis of merchandising has rap- he will sell on it« merits
"no cure we are told, wil devour n tbousan
mosquitoes in one twilight; given
idly shifted, especially in
the last no pay," which Mr.Phillip* consid
aeven or eight years, until today ers a most fair proposition, and one due safety and encouragement, a
family of bull bats should suffice to
some form of advertising is an'abso- worth investigating.
Jute- requirement to merchandising
The tires are still left with 94 per free any /neighborhood of mosquities
success.
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cent air nnd Mr. Relif claims that and pretan t many cases of illness a
Advertising it the modern creative 6,000 miles has been made on tires well 11,s incalculable discomfort.
Commenting upon tho Tennessee
force— positive and potent, a force without an
additional
pumping.
•Full
'.ruction*
Conducted by the
that has created two blades of gross There are .no "blowouts," he would game warden’s statement, the Cour
f Veil in
Benedictine
where one has grown before.’ It Is have you to understand, and -that ier Joifrnal well observes that too
Prepie story. Com
the flowering of
the
industrial the.life of tires is generally length many farmers look upon birds " e it h
’ Fathers
mercial
amt rlasw
er with indifference or with en m ity."
revolution. It M the conqueror of ened.
T E R M S - $225.00
ical
Cour*c*
unfair competition, the promoter of
The demonstrators left Into In the A bird which now or then grabs a
right dealing, the solution of the re-' afternoon for Kissimmee where they grnin of corn or wheat, a berry or a
tail mail order problem. Its basic will talk the - new automobile tire cherry, is regarded as a chronic
marauder, whereas he pays in s e r
principle is frankness, sincerity, and medicine.— Reporter-Star, •
TOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR
vice many times over for all th at he
in It Ilea the hope of industry.
gets. In fact ho is a reliable every
To the merchants of Sanford It
Dally Thought.
day
farm hand, working seven days
affords a sane aolution to the prob
He that baa character need havo no
lem at band, jdst as well as it does fear of hit condition—character will In the week, rain or shine, and tak
to the merchants of the larger cities. draw condition after IL—H . , W. ing no half holidays. The birds are
busy with the break of dawn,‘ and
They are business men— they have Deocher.
sometimes they w ork-far into tho
fought their commercial battles with
STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH A
night. They deserve protection for
the right* weapon— advertising. Ad
the good they do, .Th«/« arc thou
vertising la the greatest force in mod
sands of farmers who need to look
ern merchandising.
Plum bing and • at tho bird question from a new
You cannot hope to fight your
viewpoint, *
way against any sort of competition
Gas Fitting
No. S®
DAILY
Ne. 82 .
No. 86
In Georgia, aa In most southern
unless you use the sort of weapon
p.»
your antagonist employs, or a better All Work Receives My Personal states, the last few years have wit Lv. Jacksonville.............. 8:30 a.m........ .. 2:20 p.m ....... 7 .55
Ar. Savannah..... ---------- t..12:45p.m _____ 6:25 p .n L .........12:10 3.0
nessed
a
popular
awakening
to
the
one. The modern weapon to bring
Attention And Best Efforts
valuo of insect destroying birda. and Ar. Richmond.................... 5.25 a.m............. 10:15 a.rii........... 8:00 p®
down sales is advertising. It marks
Ar. Washington------ ------ 9:00 a.m______ 1:35 p.iA..... 11:50 p.*
the advancement from the bow nnd Opposite City .Hall
Telephone No 2$ the Importance of protecting them.
Ar.
New York...... ......... .. 2:57 p.m........... G;G0 p.nl.... fi;00aJ2
The means to* this end that are al
arrow stage „to the Winchester 44
ready
In
force
should
bo
upheld
and
kta'ge.
Are you going to stay in
No. 82.— Florida ft West Indian Limited— Free Reclining (Hteel C hair ' irl
encouraged by every one, particu
tho bow and arrow stage?
.Washington—Electric Lighted and Fans.
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larly by the farmers, who are so
No. 80.— Palmetto Limited—Free Steel Reclining Chair Car* to Washington
closely Indebted to birds.— Atlanta
Electric Lighted and Fan*.
JEW ELER
Journal.
No. 80.—Coast Line Florida Mail—Local Sleeper to Savannah.
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MY SPECIALTIES
DRINK
DRINK
Steel Pullman Cara of the highest class operated on a l l 'trains. AtlW^j
As I have charge of th e business of the Pickard's Hand-Pklnted China
CoasCLino Dining Cara operated on Trainee 82 nnd 86.
n
Title Bond ft Guarantee Co., E u t San
Gorham’s Sterling Silver
ford Land League, and W. A. Whit
For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or1^ 1
Rogers’ Plated Ware
comb, I can be found in the Tax 'As
Elgin and Waltham Watches
sessor's Office In tbe court house,
A. W* FpiTO T, Division Passenger Agent
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CHASE
& CO.
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St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida
The green grassy carpet,
The palms stately away,
The mocking bird singing
T bfo' the .live long .day.
Balmy
' And
“ How
Thè
Is a good remedy for sors throat and cold settled In the lungs. II
«sees pain in the chest, hoarseness, obstinate coughs, congestion In
the lungs, lots of voles and Inflammation. It is a fine family re meJr ,
made only of the purest Ingredients and p o sse ssesW o n d erfu l soolhInc And healing influence In the lungs, throat and bronchial tube#.
Children like It because It la pleasant to the taste; It Is a quick
relief for the throat and lung disorders to which children a n subject
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling ( o.
Our hotels of the best,
Whcro oysters we sup;
Enterprises and houses
Are steadily going up.
Oranges and celery and
Fruits of the best.
We ship from our city
Which- truly is blest.
Ballard’s
Horehound Syrup
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The railroad* and steamers
The factories and shops
The lodges and churches
With high spire tops.
Newspapers ami banks,
Ami fine schools, . three.
The nicest of neighbors
F«jr you and for me.
BbsulJ not b* neglected. It means a condition In
tbs lungs that brings on Pneumonia, Bronchitis o t
M s e other serloue disease.
Atlantic Coast Line
C. H.
D IN G E E
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H e n r y M cLaulin
NOTICE
tm o s L k .
BATES
ALL' GOODS GUARANTEED
WINK
MINK
136 W est Bay S I .
Jacksonville. Aa
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HOW GERMANS
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COUNTED BY BASKETFULS.
THE BIG WAR;
S VIVIDLY DEPICTED I
ITS
Metal Tag With Number Worn
by Each Soldier.
One Man’s Thoughts and Feel
ings on Eve of Expected
Execution.
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MONO tin* moat thrilling storie*
AfUr Each Battla Collar*'of Slain Man
of the «nr ta one told by Lau
Ara Opanad and*Tag 8ant to Haadrence 8 . Slovena, 'formerly of
quartara — Offlear* and Prlvataa
Grand Ilnplds, Mich., but tomBurlad In th* Sama Tranch at Liaga ponirlly residing In Ilruaacta. who.
In Contradiction to Cuatom.
wbllo riding within the German line»
T.
In
nu autuinobtltr pTicnfrrd^bj-'ti' corro
»-In a dispatch -fron* Lioso p-n corro- ! gimndeot.af the Chicago—Nows, wna
»pondcnt deacrlbea bow the
>.vOv* uiiBWTtTTc
Identify tbo»e who are killed In bat tin.,
|D denth air
***v txtrncts from hla «lory follow;
of (,orn)rs nt Manage. Belgium.
Hero where the tide of German nd*
Steven» b»» described fttnr~tnr*felt
tidco for a time dashed on tho rock while awaiting hla fate, which he be
and ateel o r.Belgian forts I saw some lieved would be death. Ills ntory la
thing which nffected mo far more than .told In the Chlrngo Nows.
any of tlie sorrow» of war 1 have yet
"I naked for strength to hold out be
encountered. It waa a good sited bas fore the German guns like a man and
ketful of metal tags under careful allow them that I was not frightened."
guard at rolUtary badquartcri.
ho said.
"They nre all that Is left of unscr
“tjVhen the guard looked nt mo I anid
braven Jungo (our bravo boya) who In broken German, ‘Morgen achlcssenl’
fell In and around Liege—their Identi ('Shoot'tomorrow!') flo shrugged hla
fication marks,'' said tho officer.
shoulders and picked up an old curI asked permission to examino one. j tnln, rolled It Into a bundle and placed
It waa n small tin tag with two holes It under my bend. I fell asleep. At
for tho string or ribbon. A large num 4:30 a. m. I awoke when two sappers
ber was stamped on It and, below, tho entered the room. One had ‘a spade
number of tho regiment Tho com and a lantern and the other carried an
parison la groteaquo and much out of acetylene searchlight They played the
place, but the tag was much llko some light over tlip room and left the door
dog license tags I hate ac**n.
ajar ms they left
"| saw’ tho ‘rest* of Rin^ tag nnd
“I saw them go across the courtyard
many others llko It—rather tho plnco to the wall, «here one of t tie in took
where that ‘rest' or remainder of that the |)lck nnd started taking up stones,
lag waa. Between tho forta Barchou the second man using tho spade in
and livegnea It was In tho trenches turning tho earth. I could not keep
’ where tho Belgians received tho Ger my eyes oft them. They fascinated
mans with a murderous Ore. when nte. for I wns sure they were digging
they stormed those two forts—tho first my own grave.
that fell—thereby getting nu entrance
Planned How He'd Die.
Into tho city. It wna hero that these
men went down llko grass before tho
"To ninko my death less Ignomlnoui
scythe.
I decided to keep my hands loosely In
the nfl*e until I fnced the tiring squad,
Nothing Could Stop Thtm.
“The German» had como on. nnd when I would threw my bauds out un
nothing could stop them—they seemed fettered.
“Just liefore ft o'clock a bugle sound
to go to their death gladly, as one Bel
gian remarked to me. Tho Belgian ed and everybody roue. The guards
trioches now are filled and loveled. 1 put on their cartridge belt* nnd they
could hardly. find them oveu with a waited five minutes, which seemed to
guide. They were filled with tho fall me like half an hour. Then tho order
en. One grave wna nbout sixty feet came to fall In. I wondered If my
long. Another was eighty or ninety knees trembled, blit they were ns firm
na ever, l wondered how the news of
feeL
Hero 1» where tho metal tags were my death could reneh iny friend. Lew
Each man and officer wear* Is Blejmrds, In Brussels, formerly pt
one around his neck. That of tho pri unlst In a l>etrnlt music school."
vate ts usually a tag with n number
Stevens recount» tils further harrow
corresponding with the number oppo ing experiences until finally after four
site hla name on tils company and rtigl-, days of agonising suspense ho rent Ired
tils life «'ns safe,
•mental roll*.
“Many also have the number of their
‘‘Orcateit of Follies.”
regiment on tho tag. Tho tags of tho
There
has been given mu officially In
officers usually are of aluminium nnd
formation
concerning Incidents of the
besides the number hnvo the name nnd
rank, sometimes also tho home address. fight lug and personal eiiieritmces.
Home of tho privates alao have autisti-* whlcb *■«» bet'u fun" " he<1 * * ° « ® * n
tuted the tin tag with an aluminium prisoners or obtnlnisl from documents
One purchased by themselves, upon seized by French troop*. It relates
particularly to the lighting around
which are stamped tho name nnd ad
Ithelms between the 11th and the Kith
dress nnd regiment, besides the re
of
September
quired number
A Germini artillery ofiber wrote:
“After the battle, when the Germans
“Modern «nr I* the greatest of fol
find their dead, the collar on each shirt
Iles. loin [allies of 2ÓO meli III the
1» opened, tho string cut nnd the mg Tenth army corps have tiecu reduced
taken and sent to headquarters for
to seventy men. nnd there are compa
Identification. There the books nre nies of the guard commanded by vol
opened nnd ‘fnllen,' together with tho unteer* of a year, nil the officers hnvplace of fight or battlo Is written op trig disappeared
posite tho nnme nnd number of tho
A Frenchman who.(‘oines from Mont
dead soldier.
martre found n LuxcmlHitirgcohi lying
Dsath Great Lavalar.
within n yard of him whom he Imd
"At Liege, probably for tho first tlmo known ns chasseur In n hotel In Part*.
In German wars, death obliterated dis The young German wept to *ee his old
tinction in rank. For the first tlmo. so acquaintance
“ It Is Rtupld," he said, “this war.
far a* I can learn. German officer* and
common soldiers were buried lu tho You anti I were happy when we were
gix*l friends In Parts. Why should we
same trench.
"It has always been tho rule—a sort have been made to fight with each oth
unwritten law — that every Tallen eriM He died with hi* arm» round the
officer should havo a separate grave nock of the French soldier, who told
•nd nqt bo burled In the common tho story, unojihumed of tils tears.
trench. To a largo extent this la atilt
A Semisubterranean Town.
done, especially with officers of higher
A curres|>ondent describes the Ger
rink than captain. But the unprece
dented mobility and rapid advance of man trenches oii the Alane ns. a whole
the Germau army Into Bolglum and semlsiihterraneun town, with main
thoroughfare*, side streets nnd tele
France made this extremely difficult
phone wires running all along. Here
T h e fallen of tho enemy are not
hundred* of thousand* of men ate.
burled In the samo trench, but nre
lived, slept, yet were so well conceal
placed together In a aepnrnto trench.
ed that from n little way down the hill
“The uniforms are taken from the
In front one would see nothing to tell
bodies of the enemy's fallen and laid
of Its existence, unless It Gvere the
on top of tho grave na a means of
hardly noticeable little bank of earth
Identification to friends ■ If they wear
raised slightly shove the surface of tile
Aaes they are removed."
ground.
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H O TELS'
NEUTRAL
M ENUS.
French, Qtrmin and Russian Namta of
Dishes Eliminated In Chieago.
The leading hotels and restaurants
°f Chicago In order to observe strict
Neutrality have eliminated from monos
* reneh, German and Russian names of
popular dishes. The Germans have
been boycotting French-nnd Russian
dUhet, whUo “goulash" and “wiener
•chnJtMT found no favor with Eng“■b. French nnd Russian guests.
Coder tho now rules of civilized eat•fig as applied to peaceable Chicago
fretauranti where “cannpo rusae" led
*or luncheon, caviar on toast Is the
D<'w appetizer. “Wiener schnitzel. LIol
•Icln.” bn» been given lta passport»
and veal cutlets with fried egg and
regetablet rushed Into Its plnco, “ Filet
ignon" la no more; It la plain tender
In »teat Chicken broth *Mn gdoc"
•nt 1
chicken broth tn Jelly.
bis do res u aux gwtlU pols" la noth
more nor lean than sweetbrends
Bh now peaa. Chicken “sous cloche"
•»me bird “under glass."
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Act* of Dnuntless Courage.
Graphic Paragraphs Found In
the News Dispatches From
the Front.
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Charge 25 Cents.
i s
m
sight which I hope It will never tw my
FOR SALE
lot to see ngaln. The wood« and hllla
were literally cut to ribbons nil along
For sale or Rent— Five acres, tiled
the south of Imon. It was marvelous
land,
two good wells, located just
watching hundreds of shell* bursting
below one to the right and to tho left south of Station 10 on S. & E. Rail
See F. W.
for mile* and then to aee the German way. 5 room house.
Mahoney
at
Fernnld**.
97-tf
jjuu*
"
-Sh/int JJO,
Sale— Hound pup for sulci
.^Uoat
Just the tight age to train.'
Thirty g u n n e r s . a
tcry, knowing that thuy s e ra going.to. JL . .11. Lynch, Sanford, •Fla., R o u te
almost certain death, cal lev! out. “Goodby, fellows." to their comrades In tho
Om*- largo bars*»,
re»ur**r line. Two minutes Inter every
man wna out of action.
one mule, three wti gönn, harneas,
Thirty more went to tho front, with plows ami tools.
Jas. C. Harris».
tho sumo farewell greeting. Tho Ger
7-9tc
man ihetts were falling thickly behind
For Sale— 2 Cylinder Buick cheap.
tho battery nnd killed or wounded
■100 Myrtle avenue.
10-ltc
every manjservlng Uto guns.
Diaries Recite Hardihipi.
More Interesting statements gather
ed from tho diaries of wounded Ger
mans nnd prisoners have been published nt Bordeaux.
An army doctor
writes:
**
"Sept. 0.—Terri bio hunger; not a
morsel of bread In eight days.”
An officer of the Brunswick regiment
made till* record:
“SepL 17.—In the region of Epernny.
For live day« wo have fed ourselves
on stolen beet roots and sugar, with
not a morsel of bread. Tho losses nro
enormous."
A soldier of tho Eighteenth corps bn»
written:
"Bread once In eight days«. Have
neither wnshed nor slept It will be a
miracle If wo see Germany again.”
A reservist wrote:
"Sept. 17.—Nothing to eat for three
days. No bread, great losses."
A HcKsInt) soldier Inscribed this:
"In five week» wo have had Bread
three time*. Thl* evening wo Imd po
tatoes, cooked—what a feast!”
Tho German* prepared a trap for
Belgian cavalry hy excavating the
highway to u great depth ami planting
»*) barrels without top* nml covered
with branches and earth.
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Photo Dy Amanean l're*» Auvailiúit.
BEFO R E
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t>«HORTLY ' A
H ¿ ru * J
fc.
HL u s i m g ^ J
300.000 fine celery plants ready by
Oct. 1st. Will pack for shipment.
**H," Box 81*6, Sanford, Fin.
10-tfe
For S a l e —Secondhand oil or gasoline stove. Two good burners
chenp. Can be seen at Sanford F'urniturc t'o
I l-tf
House* for sale or rent.
/
HAIR F G D D ^ S
COBB & BROWARD
J Musson.
JACKSOKVIUt.rUA
For Sale Two line bull pups, one
Guaranteed to kill and cure any parasitic germination of the scalp
male a nd ont female and tho mother.
Good stock.
See Nick Zarnovan, or skin. One bottle will kill the germ and cure any case of Dandruff
or Itching Scn|p. Will also stop falling hair and bring the hair back
Sanfor d Farms.
l2-5te
unless the roots have been killcd.wh ich is seldom the case.
For Sale Good span mules, two
wagon * ami two set* harness, $350 T\Vo Dollars will deliver a four ounce and Three Dollars an
12-3tp ounce bottle to any part of the United States by return mail.
Addre ** Box 1168. Sanford.
TO RENT
SO l'TII AFRICAN \VONDER HAIR PREVENTIVE, will keep your hair in ex
cellent condition uml provont Germination of the Sculp.
5() rent* (or H-ounre
Ixittles. 25 cent» lor 1-ounce Inittle*.
For Rent We wish to he away
S O l'T ll AFRICAN WONDER SHAMPOO, undoubtedly the best made.
Makes
thi* « i n< »*r. wi*h *ome one to care
the hair soft and silky, and invigorate^ the »culp An 8-ounce lioille (or 50 rents
for mir furnished home rent free,
Hutch inson, Osteen, Fla.
L2-2 tp Get them at your druggist, or we will fill your order* direct by mail.
The Kenne well farm
For Rent
on wi *t *iib\ on Gert rut e a venue
Six a ere* t led. 2 well*
N 11
12-ltr
Garne r
COBB & BROWARD
For Rent Good seven acri1 fumi.
amt h »use. near Iteck Hamham
German orderr* nnd soldier* tn ptatn
Station, know n a* ( astio Garmock
clothes <*r In French or British uni
Hollingcr,
j l U U _ A ddl eoa t'ora F
form* txavu ccumlnuiklu I '- vllll--ia
untrd tiy tho Germans tn order to fur 1205 Center St . Canas: ota. New
12-tfc
nish them with Intelligence.
York.
One spy of thl* kind was found hid
K»»r Rent Nice furnished rooms
den lu n church lower. Ill* presence
wan only discovered through the er ut Slu mon'*. 11 25 a we* k and up'
ratic movements of tho nnnds of the
church dock, which he was. using to
For Rent— Furnished rooms for
signal lu Ida frLnds by mean* of an
Apply to Mr*.
Improvised semaphore code. Hnd th’ls light housekeeping
man not been seized It 1* probable he Foren, 117 Laurel avenue, city
would have signaled to the German
!!-tfc
artillery at the tlmo of their arrival
the exact location of tho enemy's head
Amtrtera and utnflT.
Manufacturers
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
Novel Use of Church Clock.
Flower Bed Hid Telephone.
“1.(Hiking out of the windows of u
German military train when It stopped
at Charleroi," saya a correspondent. "1
saw n German soldier bending over a
flower 1**1 on the .grounds of tho rail
way station. He seemed to lx» atten
tively i>xandnlog tho flower*. As he
knelt there ho frequently moved his
hand* gently among tho blo**o<ua as
If In» were caressing them.
“ •See.' 1 said to one of my compnn
Ions, 'there I* that beautiful German
love of flower* again. With tho ruins
of whole street* of this town still
smoking this private soldier flnda time
tp admire a flower bed that has esenp
ed destruction.'
"Wo grow quite sentimental nbout
thn mutter. Suddenly tho man rose
ifrom his knees nut! with him "there
came from llio flower bed n telephone
receiver and two or three yard* of
telephone wire.. Straightening himself,
ho put the receiver ta his car nnd
spoke rapidly. Wo could hear some of
the words. They appeared to bo a
repetition or verification of certain or
ders,"
Soldier Rescued by a Dog.
Wounded thrice In tho battlo of tho
Marne, s soldier lay In a faint on a
heap of corpses, when Tom. the regi
mental pet. revived him by licking his
face. 1
Tho nnlmnl hnd been trained to carry
cai>«. owl the soldier, having lost hi*
cap, tried to persuado tho dog to take
his knapsack to the encampment
After awhile Tom seemed to realize
what wn* wanted. He ran to the
cam pi seized tho cost of tho nesrest
rnnn nnd tried to drag him to the bat
tlefield. When n party finally follow
ed tho dog they found their wounded
comrade nod rescued hltn.
it. Verlln. a French lieutenant, with
fifty men. held nt bay from a clump of
woods 0.000 Germans, who were afraid
It was a trap and fought from a dis
tance. The little French detachment
fired volley after volley until only thir
teen remained alive.
Corporal Msssell. swarded n medal
by France, occupied nil outlook post In
a tree for three days, not coming down
until ho'waa wounded.
This feat was described by n British
cavalry officer In n letter home: “A
young lancer, not more than tweqty.
Air Men Hold Up Ships.
stripped of tunle nnd shirt, charged 4
The
fxmdon Standard gives a _unique
Oermnn. plerfed him to (ho heart, selz
.
? . . .
,
* I,
Ine dent In warfare retorted nt Grim*
ed hl» horse ns he fell and exchanged i "
•
It for his own. which was hurt 'lin n i by by the captain of the Dutch trawler
Martha, who snhl seven Ghrrnnn hy
hla sword sheathed like lightning, lie
droplane* stopiKxl tho Swedish stenmswung around and shot a German
cr Bodel and made tho Swedish cap
through tho head."
tain alter his cminto to Helgotnnd.
InI’lUIIO to rent (or tin- *eu*on
quire at 111 Second street, h-tlc
For Rent Cheap for Cash- Twenty
acre* of good hammock land all tiled.
Cull or write A M Tyler.
101-tf
For Kent Several good office*¡
Enquire Ynwell's
l>\er Yowell's.
store.
6-lf
For Sale or Rent — Five.nrres rich
land at Moore’s Station, artesian
well, ffcnckid, has been farmed, always
gaud crops, near H. R. station and
brick road. Price ÎI500.
Terms,
$206 down, balance to suit buyer.
Write D r. S. I). Miller, 41 East
Ninth S t.. Jacksonville, Flu.
HMp
For Rent Sanford. Florida, five
acre hammock farm at head Celery
•avenue on river. GO East Cain St.. <
Atlanta. Georgia.
10-41p
MISCELA NEO US
Wanted— Plowing or team wo k
by man with good team.
J . E.
Summers,, care M. S. Nelson; or
phono Lord's Station. t
6-tf
I wish to rent one or two rooms
with twd beds, or one large room
with two beds by th e . week, for
one, two or three months, must he
rla*c irt and good neighborhood.
Send price to “ J. P ." 26 Colombia
St., Hempstead, L. !.. N. Y.
8-fltc
Boarders Wonted— 13.50 per week
for hoard and lodging. Last house
on East Third St , C. W Driggers
‘J-Utp
SERIES
BASEBALL
REPRODUCED ON ELECTRIC DIAMOND
A L L P L A Y S IN D E T A IL
PHILADELPHIA
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BOSTON
Imperial Theatre
B E G IN S
Friday, October 9th
And Continues Until Senes is Completed
Wanted Gentlemen roomefs at
Stuinon'a. . 315 E. Fourth St.
.
ÍM3tp
Doors Open 1 ^ O ’clock
Game Begins 1 P.
The Dutch captain says tho hydro
Wanted to ljuy first class milch
planes
first
approached
h!s
boat,
but
10-3tp
caw
W, A. Lcfiler.
A letter front an officer of the British
after
satisfying
thflmsolvcs
ns
to
Ills
royal flying corps, describing a vlaw
nationality flew «Way. Six hydroplanes
from an aeroplane of the battle costescorted the Swedish vessel on Its way
. Rem oro Endures.
ward of Paris, »ays:
“ From a height of B.000 foot t saw a to Helgoland, apparently na'a prisoner. Though Allah and earth pardon sin,
repmmoth forever remorse. - Kipling.
ADMISSION MEN
LADIES and CHILDREN 2 5 c
Mile In Air, Saw Battle.
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
K. J . HOLLY, Editor
W. M. HAYNES, Huslness Manager
Published Kerry Tuesday and Friday
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OCTOOKIl G, o í (
FROM THE NATIONS CAPITAL
NEWS FROM WASHFNGSQN BY THE SPECIAL CORRE
SPONDENT OF THE HERALD
Washington, Oct. 5.>Special i in
terest in the (orthcolning convention
of the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress is increasing by leaps and
bounds, the recent unjustified at
tacks on the River and Harbor Ap
propriation bill having cryat allied
sentiment in its behalf, and which
will indoubtedly voiced when the
delegates to the eleventh annual
convention meet in this city on
December 9, 10, 11 next.
Realizing that n crisis is at hnnd,
and that the desires of the American
people ns to the improvement of the
country's waterways mintf— La— a*«.
rortainrd once and for all, the en
tire membership of the National
Rivers and Harbo4s Congress will
be called upon to attend the coming
convention for the, purpose of takr
A
ioft. iugh g
vitally affects both producer and
consumer as it relates to transpor
tation. *
A distinguished delegation from
the Senpte and House, members of
the Committee on Commerce of the
former body, and of the River and
Harbor Committee of the House,called upon President Wilson on
Wednesday to extend to the chief
executive an invitation to address
the convention during one of its
sessions, but preferably to welcome
t lie delegates to Washington.
President Wilson told the delegarion that he was vitally interested
in the question, that he could not
then say whether he would be pres
ent hut would take the matter un
der advisement.
In view of his
Ke bereavement, It may he said
that the President will refrain from
making any public addresses ex
cept those he will make to the Fed
eral Congress from tjme to time
ovement to improve
the
rivers
and harbors of the country gues
without saying.
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t
United States go shopping I he same»
♦
week in October, and that all buy
4
cotton goods. This suggestion was t
made by Miss Genevieve Clark, ♦
daughter of the Speaker of the ♦
IloUBe of Representatives, While it ♦
was done half playfully, for M iss^ ^
Clark, has a refreshing sense of
humor, she had no conception of *
the nation-wide interest her playful ♦
suggestion would arouse among the 4
business men of the country.
^
At first the idea was ridiculed n s , ^
being unsound economically. The
more it was Investigated, however,
the morn-mmiiblc did .the s;
appear, and now the newspapers n
the -country are taking j l up as a
wonderfully happy inspiration.
^
* As a focus for th e cotton sale |
week a national cotton fashion showH
t
I he leading hotel of ♦
this city, with the official society ♦
leaders of the capital standing ns ♦
sponsors for the movement.
A
number of the young women have #>
made gowns to he exhibited, the
moving picture man has displayed
Miss Clark and her fgirl associates, ♦
Miss Callie Hoke Smith, daughter ♦
of Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia,
and Miss Lucy Burleson, daughter
of the Postmaster Gcncralm, the ♦ -
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Safeguarded
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♦
i ^ H E N you open an account with this bank, y o u
»>> are in good company, for many of the.representai; tive citizens of this city and vicinity are depositors
and patrons of the P E O P L E S BANK OF SANFORD.
Your banking requirements, whatever they may be, can
be completely met by our ample facilities and your money
will t
*.egr,
ear ned sur plus.
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PEO PLES BANK OF
■v ì s s e ? s a n f o r d , f l a .
Rollins College Notes
SAVE MONEY ON
YOUR GROCERIES
13 lbs. Sugar . . $1.00
How to Send Fruit
1 doz. Tall Cream $1.00
1 doz. 21b. Tom atoes 85c
1 peck good Irish
Potatoes . .... .
SPECIAL!
25c. V. C. CATSUP
20c. the Bottle
L P.
McCuller
PH O NE 277
The Citrus Canker
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IIIO IIK H HATES OF I N T E R E S T
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An .unusual interest in the finan
4>
cial world happened the past week,
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when a birgu block of Now* York
♦
cijy fi per cent honda were offered
♦
at" par. It was but a few- years ngo
♦
thiit .a bond of this class sold to
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tiring wnEr-ahmtt ft 1-2 percent. The
■r.i
i-^ i. r. . of that* recent
♦
pTerb rfwrt11UHWf
r»P"f i nl w
♦
would be steadily falling.
As they
♦
saw it, there was such u surplus of
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loanable capital that aoon interest
t
♦
would be about down to the Eng
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lish level of 2 per cent for a govern
Caehicf
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Aut l'u h ln
ment security.
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The rapid ascent of the interest
♦
- rate falsified these predictions. Even
♦
a year ago, the- manager of a large
and sound land proposition In Colo
♦
rado was offering 8 per cent ’ for
4 4 4 -4 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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prime movers in the cotton goods
money.
A few years ago eastern
sale, to millions of theater goers,
investors were glad to get sound
and thus the chance remark of a
perts from the
Agricultural Col
real estate mortgages in the west
society bud becomes the serious
l e g e and county agents, both men
for 5 and f> per cent. It is doubtful
business of a whole nation.
1and women are to show farmer* and
.¿{-¿this company could borrow money
farm women the value of rnode-n
Whoever return» to the Rolling
for 10 per cent today.
by tho Department of Agriculture,
methods
in agriculture and house camptls after a summer's absence
The low bond prices now prevail
which indicato that farm women in
ing are in
large measure due of
various sections of the country have keeping, and demonstrate the use is always impressed afresh with Its
of labor saving devires.
T h e pur unique beauty.
It is perhaps 'not
course to jth e war. Yet, even if the
come to believe that the govern
poses of the act are, therefore, too much to say th at no college
war were to close quito soon, inter
ment is about to assist them with
est rates might not fall very much.
grants of money to Individuals. wholly educational and there are no campus in the country -not Cornell
Half of the business men of Europe
This unfortunate mistake, which it provisions whatever for financial or Wisconsin, lias a more charming
assistance.
situation. Hordering Lake Virginia,
could not pa'y their debts without
is feared will be the cause of con
one of u Chain of four lakes of vari
realizing on their securities
Our
siderable disappointment, appear* to
people must take up the stocks and
ous shapes, connected together by
have arisen through a misunder
bonds, thut, at the close of the war.
navigable streams, it slopes south
standing of the. Smith-l.ever net
ward nearly forty feet to the water's
will Hood our markets.
recently passed by Congress.
Un
The
Department
of
Agriculture
edge
The porches and windows of
The effect of this change will be
der this act fund contributed both
makes
the
following
suggestions:
the
men's
anti women's dormitories
fur reaching.
Municipalities will
The terrible culuclysm of war bus by the Federal and State govern
have to pay much higher rntes lor been happily relieved by the sug ments nre made available for prac- 1 In order to avoid disappointment, command a view of the lake, of the
money.
Making public improve gestion of a lonng woman id W ash-ltical demonstration work in ugri- those sending fruits to the depart woods on the opposite bank, ami of
The campus itself is
ments and paying for them in long mgton that all the people of the I culture and home economics.
Ex- ment for identification should ob the sunset.
serve the following points:
grassed, shaded with large waterterm bonds will be a terribly rosily
In all cases the local name of each oaks, and decorated with numerous
proposition.
The pay as you go
T H E P R E S I D E N T 'S T R IU M P H
variety should be given, together shrubs and plants. At the edge of
A P U B L I C I T Y TAX
policy will be better than ever
Any policy is entitled In be judged
It was not to be ex peeled that the with tin account of the age, size and the lake are the large college boat
Railroads and public service rorpora•rtrms—irttt~trnvc to offer almost pro by its results; and by that test the proposal of a law fur t bA collection habit of growth of the tree or vine, house, and two swimming and div
hibitive interest rates on enlarge- President's Mexican policy is splen of a publicity fund by taxation and any other points of interest re ing docks, one fur men ami one lor
A vagrant
war would be met by unanimous ap- guriling it. Each specimen should women, and the dormitories are
innaU — IwUbaC *W-pub|ic will have didly vindicated.
item
records
that
one
Virtoriano
provai, but it is endorsed by tho*
be well wrapped with paper and flanked by three
clayed
tennis
to pay higher charges, or it will
Huerta
is
marooned
¡if
London,
pre
who
have
been
bearing
ail
thiburcarefully
packed in the,mailing pack courts for the use of teachers and
have to content itself without the
sumably awaiting a chance to get den of publicity and I>\ a great age
*t udenf*.
Improvement* it desires.
Lillie noticed amid' many who have heretofore paid
All fruit* sent should be ripe. This
The. college opened its dours for
This is a great day for the man into Spain.
is especially desired because grreen the thirtieth year last Wednesday
with a dollar to invest
Gainesville bigger distractions, the Const it u- not hing.
_ Jjonaliat* took peaceful possession of
It us almost inconceivable that any uaicolurcd .specimens cannot. Le cor morning.
-Sun. —
—
the Mexican capital.
person can Think that all the bene rectly identified. Decayed or over
------ O------Word has been received of the
The future, perhaps, is anybody's fit* of building up a business com ripe fruit should not be sent, as it sudden death last Saturday in Oys
P U T T H E M IN T H E P A P E R S
The Treasury department
has guess; but Huerta is out, and a C,ov- munity go to tiie real estate men is of no value for this purpose and ter Hay, Long Island, of Albert
adopted the plan of publishing eminent that has wine show to re- and a few' others. Not only is every j is likely to leak and injure the mails. Joseph White, a member of the in
namm of hanks that keep more uf a store settled conditions i* in a ml business activity stimulated by the Each variety should be numbered coming Sophomore class. Mr White
'reserve at command than the law otilj a few American lives have been incoming <>f tfew mom;, and new ami tile sender's fiatile should be oil wa* one of the brightest and best
Tiie President and the Score settlers lull every i mli vi 1u.il shares either the insule nr the outside of men in college, of a singularly re
requires, the object luring to show lost
The
department fined nature, courteous and winning
that when banks exceed the require tary of state were rather lonesome in the eoiwfort* and advantages that each packagi
ment of law, they do it by a process in adhering to the policy that bus community prosperity create* Large sends slittatile mailing boxes and manners, nnd fine Christian charac
issued in this bloodless fashion; but communities have better churches
,>*Ul franks upon request, so that ter. He will be sorely missed.
utrin to hoarding.
when
they
lookacross
at
Europe,
better
schools,
better
houses
to
live
specimens
for identification may lie
No one questions' the right of a
they
are
entitled
to
deep
satisfac
in,
hotter
theaters
with
better
atforwarded
without
payment of postbank to have 40 per cent ^reserve
Wl«e Precaution.
tractions and cheaper prices, better age.
aguirst its liabilities, instead of 2f>, tion.
A certain politician desired n diplo
This country is horrified l»y the music, free libraries and too munv
------ —
or even ' less percentage, but in a
matic appointment, says the Washing
Everybody is ' ad vantages to menlion over rural
ton 15tar. A friend. In surprise, said
time of stress, it i* deemed rig lit and European slaughter.
This a cc ou n t * for the
to him
"Hut you don't even speak
patriotic both, that every bunk, horrified by war niter it begins; yet communities,
Ik J.JW
the language of the country'“ "Well.”
It i« simply be
especial ly every national bank, shall, only a few mouths ago we heard u trend cityward
replhd tho determined uppheunt. "a
do all it can to accommodate the great deal about the merits of Ink ca usi» life i* inaile more at tract i ve
Al l h«- meeting «f growers belìi al limn Isn't nearly so likely to mako
by
the
pooling
of
many
resources,
mg
a
strong
stand
with
Mexico,
as
Worth More.
public, . to keep .monos in cireulaGainesvilie last week, thè m ailer of indiscreet remarks, if bo bus to gat
"Wliv should n . married man > ; *14
'lio n ., to sustain industries, and in serting our nnti »1 dignity and tiie providing individual comfort, ad
fi Dancing a campitigli tn eradicate u lexicon nnd look up the meaning more thou u Stogie inali *
1
if
order to do that, shall not hoard re rest of tiie rigmarole that meant vantages and entertainment nt a
thè
Citrua Clinker waa thuroughly of every word lie u iie r s "
rieri man ain't so anxious to g* i e -n#
rows of American youths dead ■ or .njinimum expense to the individuals.
serve to an. undue degree.
surly,“ declared ilio boss. S- ¡rill*
There Is no one who will -argue discussed/- The growers prese nt votHalf the pollticlunB of the coun- wounded in a trivial cuuso.rr-SuTUred to tax themselvcs 50 eenta por
Post-Intelligencer.
that
It
is
right
for
n
few
men,
in
a
dny
Evening
Post.
try deem it their (unction and duty
town tp luutr all the expenses of acre of Ireos Pive yeafs of ago and
to assail hanks and bankers on every
under and $1 per acro of Ireos ovor
lieport of (hr ( ondlliun «f
The newspapers nil over the state building up a large, prospermia, re-,
• occasion. They do not realixe that
fined
and
moral
community,
when
"
T
0
y0“”
of
nRP'
A
‘,pr
üí
tho hunks of the country are owned are these days filled with accounts,of
TIIE FIRST NATIONAL H\Nh
this was to lie made available nt
by business men and women of the opening of the schools, and with all alike share tho benefits. When a
al Sitnfurd,
means. T h e owners of banks are as out exception, so for as they have few have to do it all it vrromr. b u r - ¡ onrp “ nd tho remainder on demand
Growers throughoui the sta te w
much interested in the prosperity, come tp our notire, it-is stated that densome to that few; when the tnx bo called on to do likewise.
I
BEAMS
In (hr Niai« rf Ilot Gift, «I tin: 11«* <*f HuUat*
Many
c ! tbe business houses as those who the attendance on the’ first day Is payers of an entire community di men in tho audience who have no
Htptrmbri I2lh, MM4
CHANNELS
devote their whole time to mcrchand largely in excess of that for the cor vide the expenso it is infinitesimal groves asked to ho taxed tho same
ANGLES AND
IliV lU fffl
responding day of Inst term. T h e to each nnd no feels it.— Reportering or manufacturing.
ALL SHAPES
fj
as
if
they
owned
50
to
100
ucres
of
-rm
ti*
ftftrl
.
V *
•
Stockholders of banks number Sanford Herald that is before us Star.
Ovtfilrtiti, «mcurril »ini unaawmrvil
hearing trees.
BOILER PLATE
D. H* Honda In
hundreds of thousands of citizens gives an excellent account of the
Ibm iU I d
PcMtJt! Saving*.
Contributions can he sent to the
TANK STEEL
Many letters are_ being -received
Hontl*, Srctirilirft, rtr
u n d ' it is absurd to Imagine for a ! opening of the schools in the,city of
Florida Growers
and
Shippers
STRUCTURAL
Hankins H«»um*. Funufurr ami flilurrs
moment that it is the policy of hanks Sanford and the county of Seminole, states that bo is not a candidate for
!>uo from National Hanks (not ry^n»
IRON WORK OF
tho
U.
S.
Sonatorshlp.
That
leaves
|
League,
Orlando,
Ha.
Every
owner
*UI
•jMta)
-—i'~
to heighten distress in timo of accompanied with illustrations and
Dim* from Slat* Haoka and Har.ksr*
of
a
grove
should
support
this
work.
ALL
KINDS
only
97
candidates.
-Clearwater
.Sun.
Due Iromapprovr«! ItcwrYv A|raii
trouble in the business world. There statistics. There nre eleven white
i ’htck» and other f*aah (imu
Evidently your mathematical ed The Canker Is the most dangerous
TRUSS RODS
:ic*
is every reason to adopt such a pol schools with an aggregate attendnnc*
Noi^i
of c»thrr National Hank* r
disease-that has-yet gotten Into the
Fractional (taper currency, nirkrl* and
STAY BOLTS
icy an shall support ^uslness houses of 892 pupils. Three of these, in- ucation was neglected, Rro. Powell, stnte. -Mr. Tenny, malinger of the
i
,
íat
*
ftnu
GALVANIZED
Ito» lui Muhry Hl
to in Usrsk, vî*
and set the public mind at rest oUiding the high schoool, are in the If there were 9_8 candidates and Iloh L«utgue is ineeltPg with, great 8 UC---- it.. «JK7.50
COPPER AND - ~
Tftit'ty-fiVb ' white withdrew . It would leave’ but one—
ag&Tnslt doiibti' a iifi"tcari‘'iind ex city ftf Shfitord.
?*f*i ó¡rirít’t nói™ __ 21,150.IW 25.M7-»
cewss In his fight to get rid of it.
Ex-Gov,
Gilchrist.
Bob
was
the
97
Itravmplfnn fund with U. fl. Trtuum
Z1NC. SH EETS
citements that may tend to lessen teachers arc employed, npd they re
Jit*»
f&prf rent of rlrvulstlen___
the volume of exchange that goes ceive salaries in amount from $40 to, other candidates himself.— Zolfo
OAK
IJ.il.tAiW
Totst..
$225 per month.
There arc eight Truth. •
on.— Buffalo News.
How Indians'Sleep Warm.
CYPRESS
UsMUlit*
Negro schools in the county, with an
The Indian, according to n writer
:-,«XL*
MAHOGANY
Cipilil Stock paid tn
The Commerrÿal Club will have about camp life, resorts to two mothStupii» rund - .
T h e Lake Region Press Associa Aggregate attendance of 686 pupils.
WHITE PINE AND
L vkImI profit», Icm Mjsnn *D*1
tion will meet in Orlando tomorrow They employ 17 tencherf, who re their regular meeting next Friday oda to keep warm while asleep. If It
tSUS |i»id_
21,1« * '
.
ALL
HARD
WOODS
Reservad foc_____
_________
Taxes...............
and the newspaper boys of Osceola, ceive salaries ranging from. $30 to night i|nd many matters of impor la not unduly cold, bo lights a rather
a: * #
National Uark Noua ouutandin»
LAUNCHES
li.û*
tance taken up and passed. The largo fire nnd warms the earth, then
t lividrad» unpaid___
Oronge, Lake, Scmlnolo nnd Volusia $90 per month.— Tampa Times.
Irvi » M i n i deposit* aubSKIFFS
fall seftson Is 'on us nnd there U rakes away tho coals, lies down and
expect to have a fine gathering of
„ b*t u» check
________ I2S1.9W 5«
pulls his blanket oTcr him. In coldor
DORIES
Datnand YrrlfAcatca of
While the other places In Florida much work for the •Commercial
the chins. T h e (dike Region meets
weather, besides this, he heats a big
19.IJ17 II
dapafl____
.
BUILT TO
once every three months and will are advertising lavishly to get the Club to do. Are you helping in this boulder, cowers It lightly with earth,
Titus cefttflratm of
deposit__________
ORDER
7/»IV4
accomplish much for the benefit of new people to invest Sanford is get groat work or do yob lag along be and curls himself around It. Ho never
l.USI 57
(-«rtifird rbecka__ ____
kr»
Ml t'I
Pr»tal
Kating»
lYspoait»
the profession. Tho five county af- ting them with hut very little effort. hind and let the other fellow tfo wraps.himself In ih'o blanket, but uses
BOILERS AND TANKS
■r«
D
U
!»
pajrahl*..
,
r.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
r ,
Ifetrâ bring the boys closer together The Sanford farms cxn show results your, shpre?*
It exclusively as a covering.
BUILT TO ORDER
fL
*J.W
ici.
Total.
than jthe larger associations could and are now selling themselves.
Rat» of Florid»,
«•
Compelen!
forco
of
workmen
for
The
Sanford
Herald
says
the
fish
hope to do ynd affairs in common Many other sections are only in tba
County of »«minato
. Passing of the Epitaph.
rond work at all times
I. D. r. WMtnor. Cashier of Ib» al.»»
with the five counties can be' intel embryo stage os far as results in ing in Florida ‘Is the finest in the
A monument dealer saya but few
bank, do solemnly swear that lb» atavo >!»<«*"
United
States.
£uro.
Come
to
winter
vegetable
growing
and
must
ligently discussed. Tho good people
U bua to tho beat of my knowled»Cand belt"
peoplo now have opitaphs on tho mon- |
It. f . W tU TN t¿& ‘ a*4**;.
of Orlando will show them a good necessarily spend money to draw Apalachicola and get some of It.— umonts of tbclr loved ones. It la get
Duhacribod and .«urn to U f o « m*
|TW
tim e and tho day should be most tho crowds. Sanford is advertising Apalachicola Times, j
day J September. IV U .
If. C. I>u,u
ting so ln (many cqses that you can’t
I
t
Notary
Thanks. Send on that barrel of guess.a fellow*» final destination by.
the many resource* of the city this
pteaimntly and profitably spent.
CUract-Aitasti
Sanford hopes to entertain them at season .and letting the farm* take oysters, if- you expect a crate of ccl- the Way tho marble ticket routes hlm. I
r . p. f o r s t e :
JACKSONVILLE . FLORIDA
—Houston Post.
care of themselves. '
tb e ir next- meeting in January.'
«y*
1 doz. Sm all Cream 50c
B
♦-
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'
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HBMIfiinLv
i
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PAGE -FIVE
THE SANFORD HERALD
OCTOnEB 6, 1914
.............♦ • ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . ■
Iru S. Mill lies was -in tin* c i t y 1
Church Advertising
Saturday and Sunday
He is at
Advertising in thp newspapers is
Stetson and with his wife will make one of the most effective means of
IN
Dcbuud his
home/ for the school promoting interest in th'c affairs of J
!. .
—— —
..
term. Mr
Ntnines will he a full- churches is the opinion of Rev. | M R S . N E W L Y W E D Vl'AD TAKEN
.! ’ ¡ ¡nie Happenings— Mention !!
NO CHANCES.
Hedged lawyer after June, lffth
Carl two U, Harris, editor of the
of Matters in Brief—
, The city
is now filling up with Haltimore Southern
Methodist. an
Pentolini Ito nut oí
^ncWfcpauptw wanting linn*« sni|[ official organ of that denomination,
Interest
rooms
If you have rooms In rent
I" a recent issue "f the magazine Biscuit* That Pleased Hubby So Much
Were Not the Production of
or if you want rooms place your ad Rev Mr liarri» gave considerahl
pace
to
an
explanation
of
his
views
His Adored One, as He
in Tlu* Herald and get results
it is
• Summary of the Floatjng Stnih
on
the
subject,
his
arguments
being
Had Supposed.
Vthc only information bureau in the
Talks Succinctly Arn
ones that must appeal to every
city
and
the
market
place
for
all
Hurried Her al d R c a ï k r «
Thn newly married man was at
preacher who is. not utterly divorced
wanta.
from the activities of business and horn«* al last Jt was a coxy liai, not
* *” * *
.
,
..
.
. \\ liâmes dropped in on old
a mere kfiChenetlo cut off by a screen ^
O J’ Swone, the hustling real jT ,
.
■
1 * . *
f fncndfi yvaiertlav.
H** uas un Vus soctul life.
or
curtains and. Interfering with the
»cent
was
..............
„
,
He argues that as every successestate “*
* 11 of t Oviedo __
___among
, ti
way
to iVmarola
to join Mr».
ostensible purpoao of the room. Still,
vantages of publicity and the [tower
, ht. visitors to the city yesterday
Barnes and after several weeks in
it must be written In truth that the
of printers' ink. there is no weighty kitchen was not large. Two persons
that
city
they
will
return
to
San
Krcsh yeast cakes and Imperial
reason why ministers of all donom- might occupy It at once, unions they
ford to spend/ the winter.
Their
f e l i n e irons at Mrs. Simon a.
_-tf |
‘¿ elj
I ¡nations should not use it judiciously were engaged In a conversation that
NOT HER OWN BAKING
AND ABOUT THE C IT Y :
j
*
H. Jones. Seminole's treasurer. lo wc|conu, thl\ , mrk
[>»' ^ e advertising of their church
tourT '
..i— .»n n i ^ sjgwrvirr» and of the rel.g.ous orgnni™ , ^f/terilay.
♦
,J.oninnrcinl t'lult
F I rations that are such important ndg
The regular meeting of thc__Coin- juncts to successful ..work these
Millinery. Millinery'! See all the tnercjH| Club will be held next Frl- days.
***
latest s t y l es now on display at Mrs. day night in ,thv City Hall ut eight
Many people, Dr. Harris thinks,
Williams’ Millinery .Parlors.
13-2« o'clock and n full attendance is de seldom if ever go into a church
sired us there will be husineAn of »imply been use- they know nothing
P r i n k PLEZOL. the new drink.
of its attractions and the fields it
iruportanco to transact.
4-tf
offers for useijltness and happy liv
ing.
Ho cifwd' one instance of u
Nolle of Meeting
Addison L. Williams has accepted
The first husjgess meeting of the young man who was induced to at:
a position as bookkeeper with the
department store of D. A. Caldwell Woman's Club will be held at the tend a meeting of a Southern Meth
Star Theater Wednesday afternoon odist chhrch in Baltimore by an ad
& Sons. .
at 3 o’clock, October 7, All mem vertisement in one of the daily
G e n u i ne Teneriflc grown Bermuda bers are urged to lie present.
papers. Now, Dr. Harris says, this
onion seed, while and red, ne w crop,
young man is one of the leading men
at L. R- Philips & Co.
l l - 8tc
in that church, and there are many
Cerllinn Music Club
other
cases that could lie pointed
The
Cecilian
Music
Club
will
meet
Mrs W. E. Smith returned to her
out
where
a good church ndvertisehome in Ocala last Friday after a 1,11
^ r" h'“ " " 1;' M“ n"
Octoher ment has done .a great amount of
son
Saturday
afternoon.
delightful visit to her sister, Mrs.
good.
I lOtb, al 3 p in.
J II. Ray.
"In
Philadelphia the churches
( umnicrrial < lull
Direct from New York and Phila
have been doing extensive news-I
The regular meeting of the I orn- papir advertising for a number of
delphia
All latest styles hats and
mercial
f l u b will be held neu Fri mouths and report excellent results.
(■race
WilMrs.
millinery goods.
day
night
in the City Hail at eight The fact is that this is essentially-an
13-lítr
Jjama.
.o'clock and a full attendance is de advertising nge.
The people of
PLlfzO L is the B E S T cherrysired ns there will he business of Miami go to the beach on Sunday
drink.
■i"ti
importance to transact.
in far greater numbers than they
W. *11. Howard and John Mc
would otherwise, because they are
Notice of M retimi
Kenzie. among Oviedo's well known
The lir*t business meeting of th "reminded'’ to go by attractive adbusiness men were in the city yes Woman's Club will lie held at the ver Use ment«.
terday
We may argue that surely no one
Siar Theater Wednesday afternoon.
should have to be induced in this
5 or Gdóses 6GG will break any ;,i 3 o'clock. October T Ml mein
why to worship <iod, but that* is not
ca^e of Fever or ( hills
Price 25 ber» are urged in |>e j.re«t m
the
point.
People nowadays have
cent«.
P4-2Gt
an
idea
that
out in the sunshine,
K ey M sdr Tf Ustee
Time-) Strong has arrived in the
muvhe over oil ill)1 beach, or out in
At I lie meet Ing uj t lie i It
city fr o m Jacksonville and bus his
last night A. R. Key, cashier ul the the country, they can worship the
former position in the job departSeminole County Rank »#> elected Creator ns sincerely and as helpfully
metn of the Herald Printing Co
to the position of bond trustee lor a« in a church
The time has come
;iml it is well for church workers
Jo- cold l’LEZOL in bottles for the city of Sanford, a jio-umn math
sale at all dealers
4-tf
vacant by the death of George For to realize it when the church must
offer attractions that will e<|uul those
S E Wiggins of Wellshurg. W '“a i d . ___________________
which take people from church «er
Vs , was in the city yesterday look
vice« in other puMime«. und per hap'
N e » .•'hipno ni of M illiner)
ing o u r tho situation and thinks In*
Mrs J il Unitoli ha« just re II Will l a k e K......t a d v e r t i s i n g th make
will spend the winter tn Florida
reived a largì' shipment of tin«' mil th people k now t h a t this has been
Miami Metropolis
Closing out all t y pewn termitairlion Imery from New York and the eust- uttuincd
paper
Best grades o n l y r a t -5c ,.r„ markets
Thls shipment was
Fl ori da F a r m e r s M o v e Fri ' que nt l y
per dozen sheets. Herald Office
delayed last week a lot dui not ar*
te t
!»7 If
U .1- III ligi Oil. I * (
1h
rive in tune for the opening, but is
c o m p i l i n g d a t a for t he last F e d e r a l
now
on
display
at
the
millinery
purThe Board of County Commis
b'r«
of
Mr-
Uni toti
next
door
to
t onsti«, t h e •■numerator naked every
required Iktlsarllan gesture.
Thn newly, married '" m i.n.j
phoned rupentedly' since 3:0tf p. ni.
corrupting tho time ho would arrive
fb~a-mlnuto, as nearly ua he could
calculate It, allowing so many minutes
for the movement of the train between
the given points. Ho 11vqd near the
elevated and knew he could make the
distance from tho station to tho Hat
In 54 seconds by his watch, as ho was
a sprinter,
H<\ found his bride btushlngly hap
py. with a pretty apron covering her
elaborate houso gown and Just t\ hint
of perspiration on her brow. Running
to tho telephone now and then while
preparing dinner had conspired with
her natural enthuslnnm over her first
real meal at homo to Induce perspira
tion. even though the wAather outside
wan not warm. In addition to tho
calls from, the bridegroom she had In«Inuated several to this trndoHinnn
¿tnd 'fiat for edible things forgotten tn
her hasty though dreamy marketing
Tin* bridegroom, after the ardent
and prolonged g r e e t i n g usual tu »uch
cases
ever since prlmltivo man
brought homo his, grub on his back
or In one hand, whllo the other carried
his rude weapon. Inspected tho dinner
table with something that resembled
h u nge r
superllclal an hunger c o m
monly is in the h o n e y mo o n . T h e tabl e
was bright with new silver and enll
ring u l i h fresh na p e r y —loot saved
from a multitude of wedding glfis,
many »*>f which r e d und ant or l acking
ut llliy. had been piled away In one of
thi« liny cl os et s of t h e place
Hu nge r was f o r g o t t en for t h e nice
me nt while he agulu took her In his
arms and told her how happy ho was
that he ha. I wen such ft prize
As he sat dovyi ho not ed with no
mi s gi vi ng vnrlofls d i s he s which In
s u b s t a n c e and g a r n t sh l ng epelled the
word " d e l i c a t e s s e n " a l m o s t as plainly
as It wns spelled on t he windows on
the avenue.
Hut he loved his bride
<U" 1
«'ruu‘> " f ,' " r “ ' “ I knew she
would bo equal to a ny d ome s t i c ei ner
gone) (hat tho future mi ght hold.
His l ove was s pur r e d an he picked
up a war m biscuit and, parting It.
spread gulden butter b e t we e n thn sec
lions
"Darl i ng,
h e cried, on he
tas t e d tho Idscult, " t hi n 1« even b et t er
than the biscuit« Trrrrttirr*“ tiTOT*'Tt,
ttiuko! **
sioners of Seminole
county held
tl\eir regular meeting on Monday of [lO.slollice a n d the l a d i e s of S a nf o r d f a r m e r in F l o r i d a t h i s q u e s t i o n
'Ik It, dearest?” tho bride happily
‘ How long lot ve you lived on tin
this week and will meet again next lire r e q u e s t e d to call a n d i nspect the
exclaimed. “Fm e«> glad! I got them
f
a
r
m
you
not
i
o
c
c
u
p
y
?
"
T
i
n
*
que«
Tuesday
The proceedings will la- sit me
at the baker'*)!' Judge.
I turn was answered by 4 3 , 7 h . of I hi'
published in Friday's Herald.
filla>|ii farm iqierators in thi* sinic
D e s il i of \ lr* H gw k in s
Poetry In Business.
5 or r, dose* Gfifl will hemk miy
M r« M .ir . H.1IS k i l l s lo I i’ 11 , M ..*, 11 i*, n lino staieil t imi i b.
The enwe fm giving fantastic riunì* s
ca-e of Fever or <'hills
Price 25 j h o llo ol I • • d.l Ik*(Mei
1 * d I heir f.rrtU' o' j
• '
i!
M
li
do luxe artille« ibslgiud fur the
cent«
114 26l
1,*"
I II S *|S J fotti 1? ' t O 1 t h lady Bbojipi r Is r[,reading F*or
•nr
\ b e l b u r • l.t-i ■
t
Mr
H
.car« n u i from 5 to
y e a r * ai.d ti.-rly It wnn only costly bottles of per
to ' .i nf u r i .i',o-ii
Hot new schedule on the ,V & K kin« intuì
14.71.«
ID
years
and
over.
The most fume which received titles mippoRcd to
operated by the Coast Line U now weeks ago from her home in Mt
rest
less
class
of
people
in
this
«tute eipress their contenta, auch na "Like
in effect and is made by the Oviedo Pleasant, Iowa, lo visit her daugh
Seduction" mid
for
t
h
e
winter
a
n
d
her
d
ea
t
h
is
t
he
t
e
n
a
n
t
wh
o
o
p
e
r
a
t
e
s
his
f a r m Vim." " T e m p t r e s s , " "Bedui
train in charge ol B. G. Smith, who ter
tho great
!•
ns
u
«
h
o
i
k
to
iwT
famil
y
and
<»o
t
he
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H e a rin g H e a r t B e a ts .
lteed
"What do you s uppose ulti
haj ipen oli lh<' Juilgini'lil day. when
ile- •.ulti pini,g* « Villo «-ti-rtiul dark
u)'»ti and duKolatfon
U r a n i — "Oh, [
suppos e s ome optimi**! w HI rise ami
p1 1,, iliIIII. No» 1« .1 gelei l une lo le •
«Ila k»
JuO>(e
If you h e a r your he ar t beut In ima
e a r as many persons do it is no* proof
of anything wrong vith the he ar t
it
I« much inure likely to be a locul de
fect mich ns a c h i o m e <ntnrrh of tho
mi ddl e m i ot 1. 1 ... a * ,. *« mol l o t r a c t l o n
of tin' drum
1 In . in on i .i,* a u t h o i l t y
of a tendliiK phystclitn of Chicago.
C a tc h in g
Up.
I )’ r •‘He 1er i w. i of <at, hing up with
our coi I e«|.ni dei,I e . t,, pick ,,nt an
evening ifl.eii In llllllt specoli Is ha[ipelitlig iuiiI Itilo» a vi ab tlo- un[luttant letters '|.at ought to have been
answered some Ulne Wlthlli the lunt
ten or twelve unit,Mm—Ohio Hlato
Journal
Evidently C r ìi, Y.llh Love.
S’ .irt«
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in I
Ins.mili elmtgi
Mi.irii'd
hebt oil
W " 'e ktt"*1n men
I** *• t tinnì fi ' hov wen onirrled
tt.»hib-, toil Mils m tn probably >i.s of
a neurotic dlspi'siuon to slurt with.
I'hllnd'dplila 1‘ubltc la-dget
Types of Hats for Present Wear
I j m , ol t h e r n m a d e i i n « w e r i " i h*
quer
an.d
their
r e p i t e s i n d l ' ' 1l t i' d
•Yeli of lai ve" is thè natile of n Illiny
'•vi'iilng ilress. v.-rv ff.collele and In
t i .»i .: i*»| o f a b o u t J O p e r i ♦*111 ol
IV ••••Ut of ev eli Ih** KUKpIclntt of a
•*" ove whlcli wiiuM net tu* approvi li
:■ « itti«» of ilo* al,i skirt. jiliheugh it
1» a most bi-uutliul examiile u( thè
Now Y o r k s t o c k b r o k e r s ar c wear
■!•".«tiiiiaker'a uri
' I>tt(*t.i,•
Kkihi
■ , ’ 11, ir ol d h a t * a n d h a v i n g 11. *- r | 111,’ ," "Caprlce," "Molle»! y ,! 1 "Krlv <d
years of age
t lo t i me el tier
old ,'hijcs half-soled.
.Nud. indeed.
D K. Bucker drops ’us n postal death and had spent the Kf'a,*'r i , llrt.Lh«» are victims of the war who itv," "Imprudenco" and • veri "Nightmure" aro scino of tho tltlea of (fto latfrom Ridgeville, Indiana, stating part of her life in the „west
Th are even mon* pathetic and who will •m ImiKirtei] dresHiunki r»' models
that he, will leave HooMerdom <tu- funeral will occur (roui the Wash
The tnode |s spreudlhg lo other oh
get more sympathy. Chattanooga
morrow and nrrivo in Sanford some bum hoqte at three oN-lo' k today
Funes
Still their old shoes are in a j* ■ts of a personal quullty For extim
time next week to spend the winter, j inteVrnent heiujf made in l.akcview iiwttrr tu than stocks or cotton Ile, a pliittimm and guld vanii) Img
Hi» many Snnfortl friends will he|remetery.
I» called ''Aceompllce," and a deak set
whi c h a n not e v e n half sold.
glad to see him again.
ti toob'd inurocco Im "May Ho, Aie
B. V. 1*. I . Notes
sw o r."
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tine meal is all the argument we
e a s e (nr ma ny year« \l r
I! w kv
need to convince you we set the liest
Ioni heei tute resign* d t *• tn r l . ib
meal al tiie lowest price in town
bui ber ridili ivi- L. d Ir ‘
I1
Our ‘'iiioias dinners are unsurpassed^
a ■ L a n g e of chtni i ic w . . i i t.iy t"*
Meals J5 cents
Wi'eklV rutes made f
r a v a g e s of disease
fir rooms and meals. St. Johns
Mrs
Haw km- was si*v*i •11v two
flotti
.
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Have you visited Mrs. Williams*
Millinery Parlors yet?
if not, you
should call while the stork is cojnph-tr. Everything new and strirtly
Up-to-date.
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Our lust meeting in the jt bin k
Anotl’.er Chance for Hubby.
was held Sunday at It 3D p in
Adv crtikenicnt in a paper— . u t in
This meeting u s a b l y led by Mi** i he lilllville dlstrlct "Thla Itt tu li
Linda Connelly
The subject wn- tif, my husbatid, who gol mad atei
" When' we Come t •• i h< llurde i r.ii, ava)' wlthotll sayln' so mudi a*
'I he Herald has not received a Time of our Live! . ' 1 Each member it w, rii. thnt If he ivturus homo and
to quii hi* lui alili*
line from W. J. Hill since he left of this Group gave very inter' «' '>g' sigi, a paj
ami ucl tenti blu, il Lo he bugili lo bave
here ostensibly for New York, and talks on this subject.
Scripture Reading. Murk 14- 32- beoti ralstd to, w*hlch bo wasu't, ubo ut
unless he write* soon and explains
ul) tU„t l can thl.ilt of now w|U ha
his position wo shall iiave the tie- 42, by Mr. \\. ( Bruy
ti'rglven. pravtdud, as nald buforu. tlial
tc^ive* look him up.
What Jesus did in His Gethsejn
ho 1» a ebanged tmin au' wlll quii rnls*
p i tsvrvr ,
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sue and whut we may do in ours
In’ Calti aii’ v.-dohi' of notliln'.—Allnu
i L W O b Lx the ono heat fountain ,,
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By Mrs. Chns. L. Folk.
drink.
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Stand itrrn by F a ith — Mr. R. L. |- r *
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Mr*. McDaniel Yin* resigned from Rowe,
the Seminole County Abstract Co.,
Three Minutes' .Talk on I'rayer
*nd accepted u position with the Mr. Chas. L. Polk.
Seminole Abstract Co. of this city.
Poem recited liy Mrs. E E. Cox.
For R»;nt
Furnished rooms. Hot
Mrs. Penny of Tampa has arrived
Psalm 2 3 — Recited by Miss Linda
and cold water. $h.00 per motti lì.
in the city agd taken the position Connelly.
701’ Magnolia avenue.
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formerly occupied by Mrs. McOur attendance is still inrrondng
&miel.
in numbers. Wt? had Id visitors
To* refined couple, four
R . J . Holly of T h e Herald will , , n ', 24 r n P mb *>'';' present
W r nl-n
f o r R e nt
E x c e l l e n t location
Te,,
*-»11 the members of the Lake R e -' had th,> »,leasure " f ' " ‘ ding * new ni rooms
Eton PriTva Association together
to- j
t o our I'"».
l 1" " ' " dol l ars per m o n t h No s mal l clnl
morrow m Orlando nnd the editors ' S m i t h f r o m S o r r e n t o .
Af t e r a few ,[ r..n
E n q u i r e It, He r al d ( W i f e
remarks
from
o
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president
tlie
l.'l-tf
of Osceola, Orange, L a k e ,. Seminole
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and \ olhsia nil expect to be thefe meeting was closed by each member .
a good meeting. Th ey will be in repeating the Mizpah benediction.
For Rent— A good well tiled farm
vited to meet in Sanford In Janu- Nearly evtfry one felt p little sad near loading station.
L a n d . prej
on leaving this meeting' as it was
ary.
' pared, plants ready to plant and
the last to be held in our much bepart crop planted.
R. R. No. 2,
M usic In Woodland Park
loved Shack, but wo all feel and
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Box
36.
After October first W oodlahd Park Jtnow in giving up this building that
open only Sundays.
eYe many more Sundays p#*i we
Bathing, am usem ents, picnic con* will be holding our union in our
For R6nt— Two furnished rooms.
vcnlcncfcs, orchAtrion music.
9*tl ■now church.
Mrs. R. E . Tolar, 807 Magnolia.
Reporter.
l
Too Late To Classify.
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R a t h e r a Ne.it Rebuke
" W e will now tal.. nj, < ,»r annual
c ll' t lIon fur the In nellt of flu 1m it
t h e n , " Ahnouuccd tlo l!< v Dr Fourth|y* ut t h e c l os e uf h i s 1 sitrtnon.* " and 1
Y'PKR uf hats for present wear, an . and aro not taken from tho body
Impn those young m e n m a k i n g so much
set fdrth In tho pleturo shown of u bird Tho majority of designs In
I,
, ‘lst' all through l i ns " l vir*' vvilltier*’,
In* d e m o n s t r a t e lb** popul ari ty of f e a t h e r t r i mmi ng s , a re lu fact, th*» re
• ¡ICvlölly J l lnl . ll m tIS* vr I all I JUf e a t h e r s lu Augus t milliner)'
T h e sult of clever .bundling of ordinary
II,
<ti. They at*! in duty bound lo help
small closo-fltting turban, made of
'(.■•Ir broth *•' *i,*'.'n..'___________ '
wblto f e a t h e r s with tall upst undl ng
quillB, Is tho most fnsblonabto of lulu
summer models.
Ha t s similar In
shape, nnd e ve n tnori) close Ilttlng,
made of white satin, crepe do chine,
DENTIST
and black velvet, arc trimmed with
WttllK FOB WHITE PEOI’I.K tlNI.Y
broad bands of whlto feathers and
IlulBhed lu nearly e ve r y instance with
P K O R L E 3 BANK B l IU U N G
tall faucy feathers mounted at tho
ROOM 9
front. Thoso turbans tn white arc*
the forerunners of feather turbans,
In colors, for early fall.
After tho feather turban, nil vvhito
— p or
ha t s of felt or f ra m e s c o v e r e d with
DR. C.
W.
F A IN
Expert Shopping Service
Florida Ladies—
I have r * t thlixhe*! in
Jacksonville
xholijiing servin' f|,r the ladies **!
1 lornla.
This will supply them any
merchandise, select ed by [M.*r»<ins of
gootl taste nnd imugbt by experiencetl
«Hoppers.
It will give them latest
styles and most ujv-to-date materials
without expensive trips to u large city.
Send for full particulars. I refer to
the leading »tores of this city and t|ic
United State* Trust and Savings Bank,
MRS. C..C. KELLY .
Room C, 17 W. Dinsl St., Jsdtiooitllo, FI*.
plumage from domestic fowl*. There*
for*', on«*'* conscience U easy when
wearing them.
Next to tho nU-whlte hnt tho blackendwhite Is liked for present wear.
In many enses tho crown only Is black,
and black velvet Is the material chos
en for making It. A hat of tills char
acter Is shown In tho picture with a
tall, crown mado of n puff of. black
velvet. It Is a turban shapo with a
wldo coronet of whlto felt. This coro
net might bo of sntln or ol mofrn or
|any of th** popular millinery fabrics.
Himill white wings are mounted
f a b r i c and t r i m m e d with wi ngs huvo iigulnsl thu crown along the left sldu
mode for t l m m s e l vea t h e s t r o n g e s t of the hut. There 1« a bow of black
velvet on thu corouut at tho right
pl aco In popul ar dumuml.
Wings of nil kinds, so long bb they side. It Is merely two ffat loops plnced
are fairly soft, ono nee* mounted In toward tho buck of tho bat.
os great a variety of ways an thcro
Hata with black velvet crowns and
Is variety In tho wings themselves. transparent brims mado of black or
A whlto felt hat with u broad band of whlto mallno or of silvan net aro
whlto motro ribbon is shown In tho among tho prelUeat ot fashion's fan*
picture,.with a very effective mount cles. The crowna aro soft and tho
ing oi two long, soft, whlto wings. brims nro flat and rather narrow»
These wings are known as "mado" a small aallor.
wings. That Is they aro manufactured
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
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The W a rrio r
P rtin eral m an waa all u n tau gh t
And crude oT m anner« na of «peach. , '
He made him self n club and fought
Tim foe th a t strayed vrlthtn his reach.
H e fought for sh elter o r fo r food;
H e fought to conquer or to die.
He loved hi« own, though fierce his mood.
And when he fought he well knew why.
As time has m arch ed the bugle note
Resounds Instead of n atu re's gruwL
Resplendent bann ers proudly float
W here wild men ones w ere wont
prowl.
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. T h e b attle la a fearfu l show.
to
Primeval man was rude and grim,
R u t when he m et and slew a foe
Ha knew Ju st why he hated him.
|
—W ashington S tar.
sclfiemb "suggestpd liy "Juslloo Vforschnuscr. Finally ho declared:
“You nro forever waving tho red flag.
You must learn to discard tho uso of
vinegar and employ plenty of Biignr
when you s -hj signs of on approaching
marital storm. Tlinfs tho only way
for a married couple to get along.
''"'Tact la an absolute necessity for a
happy marriage. You should never
boro been- nntrrted. 1 know what a
married man should do. for 1 am mar
rled, ami If my wife and I had a dis
agreement It would take Just two sec
onds to straighten things out.
“If you wunt to win hack your wife
you’re got to go about it -In the same
way you did when you got her to mar
ry you. Go and get her a box of can
dy; bring her a few flowers onco In
awhile; then sit down aad talk this
thing over with her."
WHEN SOLDIERS ARE
AFRAID AND BRAVEST. NEW HOME FOR PRESIDENTS.
F ear Greater While Awaiting Order ta
Charge T h a n In Midst of Fighting. ■
Summer Capital on Colorado Mountain
Pssk Ready Nsat Year.
Tho announcement that President
Wilson has consented to lay tho corner
stone pf n proposed castle of granito
upon the summit of Mouut Falcon, In
Colorado, places an official stamp upon
the plan to dedicate the structure os
the “summer- capital" of thó United
State«—aa tbo residence of the presi
dent and tils staff during the hot
mouths. The castle Is to coat .150.000
and Its approaches $200.000 mòro. It
la expected that the main part of tho
building will be completed. In Urna for
the president to spend there'the sum
mer of 101B.
The new summer capital will bo upon
the peak of a mountain which la aov*
crai hundred feet more than a mile
higher than the level of Waahlngtop.
The foundatlona of the building are al
ready In place. The alto la upon land
donated by John Brisbcn Walker. Tho
plan of the summer capital wax Mr.
Walkcr'a Idea, which be baa urged for
■«Tersi years.
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Bo mo psychological at tulles aa to the
' sensations of the soldier who face* n
shower of ballets, which were written
by Colonel Alarglarottl of tbo Itsllnn
army, aro published aa timely In tho
Bohemia, a newspaper In Prague.
The ¿location as to bow a soldier feels
St the height of buttle was put to about
2,000 men who bad Been aerrlco In Tri
poli. Almost to a man'-they agreed
that tho sensation experienced In battle
Itself waa not as strong as the fear bofore the battle. The most excitable
moment waa that in which tho flfst
Shots were fired. The worst experience
of moot of Uie soldiers was having to
stand still In line of battle. It was tbs
greatest relief Imaginable to be order
ed to run forward. Some said their
sensations in , battle Included trem
bling. tear*, hair standing on end.
hoarseness and even yawning.
All of the replies Indicated that the
soldiers were Inrgcly Influenced by the
conduct of their Immediate superiors.
Asked whether It was patriotism, oath
of fidelity or the thoughts of penalties
to which they were liable that led men
forward to their duty, almost all of
the men replied, “I went forward be
cause my lieutenant went forward.'*
The oncers above* lieutenants were
rarely -mentioned, for the men did not "B e a le G. Cosgriff found a clump of
come much In contact with them.
four leaf clovers In Burlington, V t, re
‘ It has been claimed by many his cently which coutalned nlnety-aeveu
torians that such valiant soldiers ss plants.
Henry IV. and Frederick the Greet
were trembling during battle*. .
Charles B. Crowthor. arrested for
begging In LnkoTllic, N, Y.. bad $0ld,
HOW TO WIN BACK*A WIFE. but needed $1.000 to get In the Old
Mon'* home.
Taet, Diplomacy and Much "Sugar"
In accordance with tils last wish, two
Recipe of a Supreme Court Justice.
Analysing the matrimonial conditions cigars of bis favorite brand were
of today. Ju stice: Morachauscr of tho buried with tbo body of William Seller
. New York supremo court In Brooklyn of Evansville, Bid.
Queer Things That
Turn Up In the News
«aid recently:
“In the olden daye as soon as a wo
man married a man the was absorbed
by his family, but now when a woman
marriei a man abs take# bit nnmo and
then absorb* him.“
Juillce Morsoburner was trying to
find a wsy out of tbo difficulties of
Joseph Maxwell and Mrs. Carrie Max
f well.
Maxwell's aversion to bis
• “peenJe-lD-Iaw" hopelessly upset e v e ?
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EXTRA! FOREIGN NAVAL *
BATTLE IN OUR WATERS!
No, ths Movies Don't F «y tv a In tho
Story— Schoolboys the Hero««.
Tho general public will tie surprised
to kiiua dtiat England und Germany
have engaged In an heroic and desper
ate naval engagement In American urntern The vessels of the rival fleets In
cluded a number of the newest typo of
superDreadnought, several cruisers, a
number of torpedo boots and destroy
era, two soiling schooners find a raft.
Tho British won, for they avenged tn
mnsterly style tho recent destruction of
three eminent In tho North sen by a
German submnrlno. And In this cose
It was tho lowly raft thnt look the
heart ou t <>f tho German fleet Manned
by n devoted crew, all volunteers and
■picked for conspicuous bravery In the
past, tho raft had ou hoard vast quan
tities of high explosives.
With fuso lighted, tho raft put out
from tho southern shore; where it had
been concealed In'* tho shadow of a
laurel bush.
Drifting on a fnvornhlo current. It
bore down directly to tho stmt where
tho flower and main strength of the
Teutonic war fleet lay. with clockwork
endin g «topped.
llonrao commands aa well aa elec
tric bell signals sounded as an en
deavor .waa made to get under way.
But It wa* too late. Current and fuse
hnd been timed perfectly, and the
charge, bearing death and deatructlon.
exploded Just as tho raft brushed the
aide of the awe' Inspiring German
leviathan Bchoengnricnhaus. The steel
of her armor plate withstood the ex
plosion well In that It waa not.plerced.but the force of tho exploalon was no
tremendous that she turned turtle and
sank. A (lumber of seamen and ma
rines went to a watery grave, hut oth
ers were enabled to float until hu
manely picked ap either by their own
ships or those of the enemy.
And the raft—what of her? Every
one of her bluejackoted. white bolmeted Royal Marine Light Infantry
men went down unflinchingly with her
blackened ramnnnts. ^
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The two nailing acnoonera, one ou
each side, did yeoman service In the
battle, whlcb now. It Is stated, b *
cable almost a rout on the part of the
Ocrmaus. Loaded with Infantrymen
and hurriedly equipped with field
guns on carriages, they paired off. and
participants in the engagement report
that they furnished a flno example of
good old fashioned “yardarm to yard
arm" sea fight, with boarding parties,
scuppers running blood and *11 the'rest
of It
.
Where did this great battle take
place! Why, In peaceful Rock Creek.
Washington—ofter school was out!
A bulletin Issued by the Germans
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- , A novel feature of ships which are some hours after the battle scoffs nt
being built for a navigation company the Idea of any serious losses. T h e
of Greece la a little church, which will Schoengartenbnus," it ‘ reads, “was.
though large, an old and obsolete vesbo fitted on board each vessel.
sil. manned by a small crew pttrehao.
A York coqnty (Pa.) man la rattening «1 In toy stores a number of years ago
twelve young porkers on a dally diet The main strength of our n n rj la still
of poaches mid errmu. The cream la Intact"
{N. IL—The high oxploalves were
served to them sour, however.
modtfnitQ »lied cannon crack
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MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION
1 0 7 Magnolia Ave.
Sanford, Florida
AÌ
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�TH E
OCTOBER 6. 19H
THE WAY SPIES
ARE DEALT WITH
A Double Execution Under Dra
matic Circumstances. story
OF AN EYEWITNESS.
Aecomp»ni*<* P r * n c h 8 * n t r y W h o W o *
T rack in g G * r m * n
W lr* T ap per« *nd
Saw
M od*
S ig h t
That
„ W i th a V o g u a
H im
Thrill
S lck naaa'* and T h a t
H a u n ta H i m Y a t -
A corrcapondcnt aonda to the New
-T *r tW I
atory of the execution of two German
r* ^ l aoidler eofwre -ont" front -Witwrt-»
a.
—* >
before mo.
"Jo vnla mo promener," I reply, and
anticipate hla next demand hy display
ing my apeol“* Permit.
' •'ifonifour U to mnn thnt write» 7 I
■bake yo^ hy'to band with ver* great
ptenxalrc."
Ho beckons mo t i c k nmong the tree«.
“Ono corneal” be say«. "S-shT
"Too see him l" bo nska a moment
later. "Zero by xo coulver*. S-rt" • • •
Wo l»oth bent forward. A hundred
yards down the narrow path, nmong
tho pines, a man In a workman’s bluo
blouse Is standing, looking In every
direction. Suddenly ho takes n cou
ple of steps In nmong tho treesStalking th# Enemy'* Messenger.
SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SEVEN
lure .nie«y from tim i lo l im e oritelo end r*- apfdfraiion (or t e i dfe.l tn lesa* In ei-rSril- b race, the followlni dearribed firupeity alí
Notice of Application or Cke/lor
Istillili
Tbi» l if lite tu ro ni e y prcsrdb» t h * « n r r »U h te a
Stelli rm tlf lr atr . t n l u i r n s a t e . ! In Seminóte C ounty, Florida, to » I t ;
Notice I* hereby l iv e n , that on trie 1 0 th
ro m pm »*U un of (he juatlr** end lu.lire of i h r ( ..I I .. „ m i .I n rrtl.r .l properly i l t u e t r d in « « ■ ' t ol S W «». Sec 2*1. f , , 20 . H 30 Eaat
day of October, A. |). 1*14 . or I t soon
Ihp t i r e r e i ruurla. bui no co urt htreloloro j Srmlm.li. ruunl)rj
Floridi
II». The «aid tand t*e(n» eeereaed at the dale of
n le b lie hrd undrr Ih» ronelllulio n end lewe N K corner .it A ' , of N W i , Section Id the I , m a n c e of ,u ch rerliS caie in \jie name I hereafter ae I can be h ra rd , 1 «hail apply
to the Honorable J amee W. Ferkiru» J u i l c e
I n v e s t i g a t i o n o f D i s t a s o * o l M a n O b al Floride ehell I » Tirrvby ehollebrd.
T o w n * hi,, I I . $ ' ot H i n j e It K. .run South of tieach am A Sharkleton
C n lr , , »eld re r*f- Th» r u i n ceil In co mplienc» e l l h eeld 111 2 1 »eritr, » ra t .126 1-3 v.l*. North tlOrate »hall be rrdeerue*! accordltif to law, ot the Circuit CouO, Seven th Judicial C i r
j e c t of S a n i t a r i u m F o r A n i m a t e .
c e ‘t, S ta te of Florida, for • charier, In ro r| prono»»i| amrndtnenie, end the cenvei». 114 It-** fill, . E u t H26 I-S yij* to l.»,.
t
a
i
deed
will
l
o
u
r
thereon
on
the 5 ïnd day p oratin t the Sanford I J b r s r y end Kemcllnf
t'ncle Knni |s ttulldln» a Non he nrli d»rl erelloni end rrlu rn e (hereof, ehell be
T h e •ext lend beine ■■•rued at the date nf I Irloher, 1 0 1 1 .
Hoorn Aa-oriallon.
T h e propoaed c h a r t e r
In WnMhlngton In oU-dl*nco to the law- \ »ut'jrrt to i L » i i t n r r» iu le llo n e end (»artlc- of Ih r (nu ance ol *u rh eeMtdcaie in (he
W i tn e , , my ottlciat «.»nature and *ee
lion, !■ e rr provided b y leer {or i»n»rel nerne of Mr, V!. W h ite .
t'o l r,* ,a id rer- th** the tirrh day nt September. A I«. t u l i . now Iw.ne on nl» with t h e Clerk of the C i r
cuit I'ourt nf Seminole ( ’ounty.
whlch rnjlllrea the juilitlc henlth serv elrrllona In (he »let» ot Florid*
t t a c e l o •hall i.» redeem»«! accordine to i a » .
F . A I Kl LU! I. ASS,
The eh a ra rte r and obfect ot the co rp orar*
In i»*tlmony »hereof, 1 hevefhc reunto eet (S * «leed »ill l o u r thereon on (he lltth day
ice t<* InveatlRste the (Uncases of man."’
Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co,, Fla.
tion
to be farmed la literary and aocial,
my hand end efftird the ( r e e l eeel ol the of Oelnlo-r. A l>. I t i li .
Hy
Ja«.
C
Itohrrta,
|),
C.
(SK O K GE IJ. 1 I E K R I N O ,
I he monkey wnrd In the nrk mini | vlele ot Florida, at Ta'lalik»»**, (he cepllel,
Wit nr-* roy ofTtrial eifnaiurV and *»#.1
9-Tue» l i e
.
Allorney for In ro rpo rato rt.
tnrhini 1» to t>e t h e most liti|>ortnnt. thl, the twenry.flfih day of Ju ty,*A I** 1 9 ((- I hla lb» t lr h «lay of Sr |.fe m I*,, \ 1* l '* 1 t
A
T
u
r
.
lie
»»at
t; \ fl(>V(i|.ASS
i Seel i
II i U V C R A W F O R D .
Monkeys will “inke" almost any hu
S e cre ta ry ot Slate.
Clerk i irrull Co urt, Srrntnolr l o , Kla
100-T u r * - 1 3 lc
T -T ur,*3tc
limn dUvaat*.
In I ourl of Cuuniy J o d i e , Seminole C ounry
H r par I me nl of th r la le tla r,
S ta le of Florida
Guinea jiIrb ninl mhblfs will ho used
II. H Land Otfic* at Gaineavlll*. F la .,
In re Kalale of Septem ber 26, 1 9 1 4 .
for teeilriR the potency and purlly of
Notice of Appllrailen for Tea lteed I ' n d e 1 Helena Schneider, dec»a*ed.
Noliro I* hereby *iv *n tha t Lawrenc* J .
Nolle* ia hereby liven lo all whom it may
Necll»» 321 of the G r n r r a l Statute*
antitoxins and vaccines sold In Inter Notice of Appllrailen for T a t Deed Undrr
Miiaon
of
Sanford,
F
la ., who on O cto b e r
Section 3 7 3 of the G ene ra l Sta tuire
Notice i, hereby flv en that It. C. Mower«. con rern, th a t on th» 2 l l h day of M arc h,
state trulllc. On Ives will ho dosed In
Notice ia hereby riven t h a t F. L Wood purch »*.T ol Ta* Cerilficalee N'n, 674 , dalerl A. IN 1915, | »ball a p p l y ' lo the llonurable 27, 1908, mkda Homestead Hntry Serial, N o .
0
7
2
2
.
for
S
W
t
,
of
SI;
4 . 8 *e. 22 and W U G G Herrtn i, Sudfe of a■1,1 Court, a, Ju d e a
this way with smallpox vaccine to de ruff, p u r c h é , er of T a t Sale C ertiora te* Noe. t h e 6 ;h day nl Ju ly, A. 11. 1901!. No 3i|fl of
f r o b a t e . lor ray final dlarhari» a* Admin- of N E ! , , Section 2 7 , Township 19 S o u t h ,
1» t » 9 3 .
2 ( 3 1 , date d the 3rd day of April, A. IN l d a te d Ihc 3rd day ot April A
tormina the ellhleiny (¡t the latter ns 1393. No. 1627 , dated the 2nd dav of Ju ne, No. 3 2 $ l 1st m I tho otti day of Juo# A. 1> iatratot, C. T. A., of the estate of Helena R a n i» 3 2 E a s t, Tallahaase* Meridian, haa
A ti. 19 0 2 ; No 310, date d the 6th day of 1 8 9 9 . No, 1607 dated t h e 6th day of Sep t. Schneider, deceased; * 31) tha t at the sam e filed n o tice of intention to make F iv e -y e a r
an tin mu nicer
I »HI present my anal accounts as Pawol. to ealablLab claim to th* land a b o e *
June. A. D. 1910; No. 3 1 1 . dated the* 6 th A. 1> *lt**S: Nt. 20 88 via ted the 4bh d s y of
There will ho n mnternlty wnrd and day of J u n e . A. IN 1 9 1 0 ; No. 309, dated Aucuat A I). 1890. haa filed aaid certifi A d miniatrator, C. T. A., of »aid retale, and described, before fTark of Circuit C o u rt, a t
Sanford, Flo rid a, on t h e lZlh day of N o
for thair approval.
nn "Isolation ward" for animals with the flth day of June, A. IN 19 10 ; No. 299 , ca te » in my offlre and haa made application askDated
vember,, I9|4,
April 2, A. IN 1914.
dated the Sth day ol J u n e . A. IN 19 11 ; for t s a deeda t o laaue in acco rdance with law.
Claimant names aa witness**!
contagious diseases.
J O H N G O RD O N ,
No. 2 12. d e te d (he ,7th day of June. A. IN : S sW ccrtjflcatea e m b ra c e the followin«
C. I). Walker, of E a u Gatlie, f lo rid *.
1909, haa filed raid certificate» in mV . o f oSecrt bed property situ a te d In Seminole Administrator cum T e a ta m r n tn Anneao ot
Ruben L*F lla, of G e n e v a , Florida.th* E a la le of Helena Schneider, deceased.
fice and haa made application fpr la s aeodv -rAuwi' . Florida, l o - v l t r
Aleck Vaughn, of G on ova, Florida,
Finds a New Comet.
9-12 . 10 -29. 11 -21, 12 -22, 1-19, 2-23.
<o ieaue In accordan ce with law. Said c e r
Certificate No. 8 7 6 embrace» the N E 1*
. IL M- A Jr ia i i d r o . of Knlerpriae, Florida.
ficaie» em bra ce (he fo llo w lm described of N W «, nf Section 13 . T p 21 S. II. 3 2 E a a t .
The discovery of a new comet hy tiproperty
H E N R Y a. C ttU u m
aitualed in Seminole county, F lo r 40 scree, aaid land b e in i aaacaned at the Notice of Application for T a t Deed Under
l l-T u e e -S tc
R r i U t e r . -----Professor Clarence T. IlagRorty of the ida. to-wit:
d et« ' of the laaumnro of auch certificate in
Sectlan 575 of th» ( t r a r r a i B t a t t t r e
No. 2 4 3 1 embraree, Mee 2 0 .0 1 rha F of the nam e et B. F. Itryaen t.
S in ic a la hereby U l v e « that- W. A. M(n- ------ n New Mexico epilogo of Agriculture ntul N-W
m m m ^ rsz m
■Certificate No. 351(7 e tHHf> ^ » « W r ^ t ; « » - P t ■ntT-kv purrhaaed o r T a t «4*1 lull a le No. 1 2 3 5 .
cor See 2, T p - i o -N2F U 3 0 H. run E
■Mechanic Art Is nnnotfTWKIiOyit«* !fnr- 7! cha. S 16 cha. W » rha. N 15 rha, 7
S E '| ol Section 13. T p . jÇÎS. It.' 3 2 ’ ' W ï t , dated thiCSrd d ay o f ‘Ju n e . A. D."19|2, haa
hfollc*
of
Appllrailen
for
T
a
t
Deed
Undrr
arrea. Th# , aid land b e in i aaaraard at I ho 80 arr e*, aaid land b e in i aaaeaaed at the date filed aaid certificate in my office and haa
rani collette olrservntory. A telegram dalo
SrclioB 375 ef (he G eneral Hlalute*
of the iaauahre ot aur.h certificale In of the lifuanre of auch certifirkle. in the mad* application for t a t deed to laaué in
Nolle* la hereby fiv e n t h a t W. C . San.from pçufossor Haggerty to the ob the name of C. II. Idndatey. Certificato n a m e ot J . W, And rr aun .
Y)
ac cordan e* with law.
Said certificat«' cu t»
Nd. Sttfl embra ces the 8 1 4 of b r i c e * — t h e — fortriwtnr if e t n l bed 1 piupa i l y rprd.-porrtjrwFr of Taa f^rtWctra <^fv. ITU '
said “that
the comet win
tana tisi
rial-- No. i M T rm bra ce *. He( 3 8 . 6 7 cha S A 16.13 N ECertificate
«aorrntory
* '■ " " » "»*«
'«i uie
dated
th* 3rd day qf J u l y . A. D. 1995. has
I * "I Section 13, T p . 21 8 . K. 32 E a a t . aitualed
________ —
1 ■ "C ounty, “Florid*,
T’
che W of N E cor a U k c X ^ T c 2 0 S. It 10 E .
In ”Seminole
lit*
run S «3 de». w T V h a . S (O d e * tT, 14.T6 8 0 acre*, aaid land b oln t aaaeeaed at the Mu*., -artu - L o It.i
t . n ; 111k— 2 . Cam ero n. T h e a l l d «lad aaid uartifirat* 4» m y • fitr * - a n d haa
made application fo r t a a deed t o ~ laa po tn
■w6 -t he
'■A*>iNm*fiTrtf!4tt we.*ef>«!»n 0 hour» B mln-r
min- eh». N 4 6 d e i E. 1.26 cha. N 27 d e ( W ®f Ib» i,»uance of. auch
a r r o rd a n r * with law.
Said eerlidchta ' a m 14.76 cha.
T * » aaid land hein» a u t * i r d a t n a m e of I'nknown.
ance of auch certificala In tbe nam* of E . F .
(he fon owini described p roperty s it
Ute«, declination minus 43 d eg ree* a t th* date ol thé Itauanre of auch certificale
Certificale No. 1607 emhrarea Ihe S E l t Cooper.
Untes» aaid certificate shall be re brae**
in the n a m e of 'Mery A. C o t te r . Certiora te of J v W «4 of Section 5, T p 21S. H. 33 E a a l, deemed accordine lo law, t a t deed wIR uated In Seminole co u n t y , Florida, t o - w i t ;
11 ¿10 p. in. S e p t 23. ,
No. 310 emb race». Ilei 1 5 cha N and 3 3 .8 -1 0 0 40 acre«, aaid land b r i n i aaaeaaed at Ihe dale laaue thereon an the 2 2 nd day of October. Reg. N E corn er of I .at 1 ; See. 36, Tp . 2 0 8 ,
R. 2 9 E .
10 acre*. T h e aaid land being
che E of S W cor Sec 1 6 . T p 19 8 , R 30 E of th e iaauance ot su ch certificate In the A. D. 1914.
aaaeaaed a t t h * data of tho issuance of aueE
rua N ir cha E t l ch * S W l y 15. 16 *100 D im a ol Unknown.
Witne** m y official altn alu re and *«•) certificate In the nam* of If. W. A therto n .
Certificate No. 2 0 8 8 embra ce* the E * i of Ibi» the 19th d ay of September, A. D. 1 9 1 4 ,
cha W 13 c h i. T h * »aid tand b rln f aaaeeaed
Nowmdays.
Unlraa said certificate t h a t ! ha redeemed a c
at the da te ol the laauenro ol auch certifi N E h of Section 5. T p . 2 1 S. It. 3 3 E a a t . 80
Iseal)
B. A. DOUG I. ASS,
cording to law, t a x dead will lasua ther eon
a c r e s , aaid lahd beine aaaeaaed St t h e d a te
Clerk Clretflt Court. Seminole Co., F l a .
A woman’s crowning glory—tome* cete In t h e name ol C. It. Idndaley.
on th * S la t d ay of Oetobar, A. 1). 1914.
Certificate No. 311 ca b ra r e # . II»! lO'y ol the le*uanre ol auch certificate in the
Il y Jaa. C. li oberi», D. C .
Wilnraa m y official signature and »eat
rody's hair.—Life.
Tu r4-?- &tc
rha E ol S W cor ol Sec 3 6' . T p 19 H,
S, It SO n a m e ol J. |\ Tay lo r.
thia (he 2 6 t h day of S eptem b er, A. D. 1 9 1 4 ,
Unlraa »aid certificate* shall be redeem ed
E . run N 12 H «-ha E
: 6: . 2: 9 - 1 0 0 che,
:
H 121 i
(Mali
E . A. D OU G LA SS.
ch». W 6 .2 9 ch», 7.8 3 arr ee, the aaid lend acco rd in e la law, t a t dreda will i«aue there
Clrrk Clreuit Court, Seminolo Co., F la .
beinf assessed at the d a t e ol the Italiane* on on the 10th d ay of October, A. IN 19,14.
l
t
T
u
e
a
8
le
Hy
J a a . C. Hobarta, D. C
Witne*» my official ai fn atu r* and aval In (he Circuii Cauri H r r r n l h Judlclal ('Ir*
of auch certificete In t h e n a m e of ’ C. II.
lJndaley
Ihl* the 7|h J a y ol S eptem b er. A ti. 1911
rull In and fer Marninole Ceuntp, Florida.
•»al
E. A nOUGLASS.
Certiflrete No- 309 e m b re r ra Ilei 36.4- 10 0 ch
In C h a a re ry
C l e rk of the C irc u it Court. Seminole Aa* M Tyler
r of S W cor nf Sec 35, T p 19 S. It 30 K I
Cuuniy. Florida.
run W 15 cha, N 15 ch» I. 7 . 1 2 - 10 « c’ha, S
va.
(livore*
Notice ef M a s t e r ’# Sale
Hy J. C . Hoher!». P . C .
Lau ra E. Tyler
10 cha. E 1 1 .3 4 -1 0 0 cIta lo Hy HW|> aloni
Under and by virtue of a decree of fore
Tu
ea
*5-8tc
W aide of Ity lo b r i
Said lend brini »»n o t i c e o r i:u:< T ío s
To Laura K. Tyler. 2 0 4 4 Master Si., Phll*
closure and »ale, entered the 10 th d a y of
T o Jh* Shrrlif of Semittol# C o u n ty , of th» ■rated e t Ih» date ol (he iaauance of auch
adetphia. Pa. :
certificale in the narri» ol C. Il l.lndaley.
li ap pe a rln f from thè alfidavli of Ala M, September, A. IN 1 9 1 4 , by Ifdn. F. A.
St 41 • ol Florida?
Court of Ihe County J u d i e , S e m i n o l e Tyler, herein duly tìle.l ihat he ia rompialn- Whitney, Ju d g e of the l o t h Judicial C ircu it
H* It kfio»n. T h a t I. If Clay Crawford | Certificate No 2 9 9 embra ce» I .ot I Si. In C o
u n t*. Stale of Florida
ant Ire thè alcove rntltleil cause; thal it la ol Florida, acting in the absence of Hon.
Secretary of Hiato of I hr Ht at* of Florida, Joaep
Said tand b ru ii
a ««»•*» d at thè
thè bei i» f of a Ulani that Lau ra E. Tyler la a j a a W. IVrklnt, Ju dge nf tha 7th Ju d icia l
do hereby give notice that a grn er*l rlrr- dai» ol t h r i . t u a n r , of «urh certificale 1 in I n re t , t * t e nl
l-ovelt I. Slone
,
non resident ol (he «tate of Florida; t h a t Circuit of Florid a, In a certain causa p e nd
tton «rill b» tirili In Perniaci# C o u n t y , »Stair the name of S Van,*>n
To
alt
I’
reilllor«.
t.»
l
i
t
r
e
,
.
|i|,lributee,
and
«he I, a reeldent ol th» «tale of Prnnayl-. ing tn the Circuit Court at the 7th Ju dicial
Certificate
No
2
12
e
m
l
r
a
c
e
»
,
II»!
340
II
»if Florida, on Turaday r r « t ■ijrcf-o tllrif thr
all l'r r,u n , havlne C l a im , or lie m a nd a vanta, rr a idlnt at 2044 M a , ter» S i., in Ih» Circuit of Florida, in and for Seminóla
Aral Monday in November. A
I*. 1914, H and 4 i 8 (t W ol U Section port on E
afa
in
a
t
«aid
K
ita
te
:
« ity of Philadelphl*; Ih aaid alate , and t h a t rountY, in ch ancery, in which Cat harina
lha «lid T u r a d a y bring llir third day of Une of Sec 3 6 . Tp 19 S. H 3 0 E. run W 215
Y o u , and each of yo u are hereby notified ther* i* no peraon in ih * stata of Florida, Dix Stxrbuek, aa ax e cu trix of tho laat will
It S 3 0 0 ft. K 2 1 5 It, N 3 0 0 It. Said land
November.
s
a
d
required
(o
p
re
sen
t
s
a
y
cla
im
s
and
thè se rvir* of aubpoena upon whora whould and testa m e nt of I» G. Stdrb uck, deceased,
beinf
aaaeeaed
at
the
d
a
te
of
the
Issuance
ol
F or Unltad State# Senator from th# S ta ta
demanda which you, or either of you, m a y blnd Ih* defendanti and Ihe affiant further la complainant and W. J . Vandcrgrift la re
of Florida, for a lt yrar# from March 4. ISO 5. auch certificate in the n a m e nf Unknown.
h
a
v
e
afainat
the
ra
fa
le
of
l-ovrll
!..
Slune,
saya tha t he brlievra thè a i » of ths defen- spondent. 1 shall »*11 a t public outcry t«> tho
Unlr*a aaid certificates »hall be redefined
For Hrpfr#enl etl v# from thr F o u r th Con*
highest and brat bidder for caab during t h a
irrational D iitr irt of thr S ta i r of Florida, accordio* to law l a i deeds will issue thereon deceased, lale of 'Sem in ale County, Florid a, dant to be o v e r Iwen ly -one yrara.
lo the underalfned a iim in U tr alr li of »aid
You, therefor*. futura E. Tyler, are o r legal hour# of sale on M onday, tha 2n«l d a y
n thr Simply-fourth Congre** of th# lift Ilea on the l i a i day of O ctober. A. IN 1911.
r
a
í
a
l
e
,
within
two
y
r
a
r
*
from
ihe
d
a
ta
here
direi! to a p p ra r lo Ihi» bill herein duly fllrd ol November, A. D. 1914, at tha rourt houe*
W i t n r n my official a i fn a lu re and rtal (hla
State#.
of.
in thi, raure on thè 2nt! >tay rvf November. A. door at Sanford in the county of Seminole
For CommI*«lonrr of Agriculture of thr 24th day of S ,p t » m h * r . A I* 1914
Dale'll Aufti'i 2 7 t h , A. IN 1911
1« *1914, thè «ante t.eini a rute day pf thi» and alate of Florida the following described
S t a i r of Florida
'«call
E. A iMiUGHAHS.
A N N A <*. S T O N E .
property to-wii
rourt.
Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co Fla
Fbr Two Ju atir # * of thr Supreme Court
8
-Tuee-Mc
Admini«!ratrl
».
The South Killeen (15) arre» of the S ou lhIt i» further ord errd th a t thia notte» be
of fhr S ta i r of Florida
liy Ja*. C: Roberta, l>. C.
»#
,{ quarter ot the Houthweet Quarter of S e c
pub)l,he«J
for
tour
ron*ecullve
a
e
r
i
.
In
Ihe
For T«ro lia «Irò ad Coin mi»»ionr r * of th#
11 ■T uee- 6( c
I D , Township T weoty-one <21 )
Sani or d Herald, ■ n e» »p »p »r puhliih»*! In tion Eleven
S ta ta of Florida
»
South of Itenge Thirty one (311 East, SemiN. 1 1, * ,.f Applicali.*» for T a l
l i m i I nder Semin.de eountv, FI ride
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The soldier begins to tiptoe down
among tho tree*, keeping n few paces
away from the path. I am following.
As we go down, a step at a time, noise
lessly on tho plno needles, there sounds
a very soft whistle below, which Is
answered Immediately from some
where to tho left and further down Uio
alopo of tho plno covered hill
Wo tako a few more ateps In utter
elltnce. then ¡«use and listen. I hear
the sound now, a soft and cautious
•craping of earth.
Tbe «entry begins to go forward
again, and suddenly we 0(1011 out a
vista, long nn(l narrow, nmong the
For C oun ty Suprrintrndvnt of Public
trees Seeming for away, perhaps 200. I n"t rurtion
For c mint y Hurvryor
perhaps 230 yards downhill, n (leuro Is
For K’ vr I min * y t mrn TtM***>ttrf*
lying on Its stomach. It» face close’ to
For T h r e e M r m h r r i of tbr i ount>
of
Fublir I n a t r o n ion
the earth. Near to (lie tyJnd then1 I»
For Ju » tirr of thr I V a r r tn and for
what appears nt this dlstSnco to ho n foil wIrt t Ju atir # I>i#trirt*. vii No*. Î. 2,
A. I
small t»oi.
_
For Const a Mr in and for I hr following
The sound of something scraping insili'»- I )l*(rift«, sit So* 1, 2,
i
In frstimnfj)
« b rrro f I bai** hefcunlu
softly nt the earth mnttnne«. It In now■#T m > h • ri«1 #n *1 « fTi l#«l f hr •. fr» * -r.l ..! '
on our right front, and suddenly I see f Hit* Si i r• 4•f 1*4 ’ i iti* * t T * r « h * «i. . t he
the mnu wo have already seen. He I» » #t •nl i hi \h ♦ t wi ti t y fiuirt h «t,> nt
\ 1 » \•»J 1
A u g (J ot
about forty yards-army, kneeling dow n.
I! * 1 (3 « U i w r o i i t i
__ _ i-iwt 5CUfcJ X «J •
si|
He Is lifting something which looks
i
M
Hand. S b»-riti, Semi uní* i
like a narrow slab of stone. He Is T » To i,*»i 91 r
stooping now Into some cavity which
he lias Just laid open, lie takes a pair
of wire cutti-r» from his pocket, and I
*4 «N t 11 1t; ttt l a . i a i h i n
1*«• ihe 1r gi al# tu fe .«i 1 9 1 i. uiiflir
bear the snick distinctly us he cuts ♦ » rNS liri1
ru fib1 (I Ut filli 1,1 IS,-., of ll.r ■ •»# «il
.through something In the cavity.
Florida, *í¡iJ
thi»# jfJir.t rrwuiuiion#
lo th# ron utllulíon «Î
Tile sound catches the hearing of the tpoung
htv »tar# «»f F l o r i d i, m il thr *#m** « r r r
soldier, and he glnucos to his right «i»fn-ii («1 hy » Vfit# «if !
h» nf
’^h#
nirfnhrf* fI*-i Ini I«I ririi ha»u»t' ! hgi 1hr
sw iftly
vol#« nn **jfl |fïint rrcnlutu n i »»ri* * til r m l
I bear the half biased "nrrrc!" again u [ion thr If f■##[»»<*1 1%•* ji»yrnftU,
ih»
r V lift hlr
i») • t hr
hi
Jin t t K
as hi* sei-s (hu‘second mnn. Then sud >•»•
mir. « a- •Um • I f i * Ì •
deiilr he pushes Ills rltlo forward
ni#
'f
1 (brill with a vague sickness, fo r !
know t tint 1 am going to see a brief
t[t.»A .ÍO
«
glimpse of the war horror there among •#«f*l»r> .«I •
lutti* if thaï »
h r r r h ) g*
tbe h u sh e d Minllght and the s h a d o w of
( i m e n i Klwllun
will b# bebí in r i f h count) In Fin rid* on
. the tree boles.
r
What It All Meant.
Far down the hillside, nt tho end of
the narrow v|»tn among the trees, the
second nmn has suddenly risen. So ut
ter Is tho silence thnt I can hear him
plainly as lie coughs, lie begin» to
haul on something, and 1 realise sud
dcnly the meaning of the whole lie I
dent that 1 mu watching. The two men
bave located the underground private
telephone wire going up to the fort.
They tinvo been tapping It for nny
hew* they might pick up. and now
they nro removing n couple of hundred
mêler» of wire bodily, ufter which no
doubt tficy will replace the slabs which
cover that roof In tho underground
channel and smooth hack tho earth nml
pine needles over tho two disturbed
places.
The soldier la methodical. Uo takes
the distant man Unit. Kneeling there
behind hlm, 1 watcb with a growing
thrill and tension of tragedy And sick
ness his" sunburned check cuddlo
■ against the stock of his rltlo.
“Cr-rnckt" comes the sharp, snapping
bang of tho weapon, nnd tbe tuan
down the vista of troca gives a queer
little Jump and then turns right around
quickly nnd looks behind him. nnd
thus looking nnd seemingly* unaware
that he U the peraon who has been
•hot his heart stops, and bo rolls over
quite easily and gently on his «Idc—n
tnerdful enough death, ns these violent
deaths go.
And then, ni 1 stnrc, tho ride gooa
“Cr-rackr again, and I Jump, for I
•m still looking at the silent flgure
down the Tints of tree*.
Out the soldier has been attending to
his buslncas lind has snapped off a
•ccond shot (less well aimed than tbe
dot because of tbe andden need for
hsaiei at tbe nearer man. for the man
bna started to twit. And because the
. shot was hastily aimed the second
death la as cruel ns tbe first wns merctful. I cannot go Into details, but the
•«Idler ban to use a third cartridge be
fore the end comes.
An examination of both bodies shown
That the men. were Qcrtnnn spies In
Possession
"ciphered" Information.
- "Espionage Is become Ter* dltlldlc
prufcaqiou in France, monsieur," says
the soldier as be rolls a cigarette.
I t>M. but I And It dWBcolt to ■*/
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Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor", or
IMionvd to Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Phone 203
li'oman'i Ciuf»
The first meeting of the season
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of the Womans Club will be held at
the Star Theater Wednesday nfternnnn (tommrow) at 3 o'clock. A
'full attendance is requested us matters of importance will arise for discussion.
will occur at Winter Garden to
morrow morning, October 7th, at
half past eight o'clock.
Miss Boyd is the daughter of
Mrs. Albert Jones and has a host of
friend» in Sanford, where she lived
for several years, previous to the
family removing-to W lntet Garden.
^Kfr. and Mra. Charles Tyler and
Mr. Warren Tyler have returned t0
Sanford for a the winter.
Mrs. Ci. B . Murrell of Lakeland
spent several ^nys in Sanford |an
week, the guest of Mra. K It M uirell.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyre of Lakolunr)
are the guests of their daugl
Mrs. Jarvis.
Mrs. T. J. Townsend and chddr,.n
are visiting Mrs. Townsend's
Mrs. J. T. Allen.
concert and every citizen of Sanford i "Old you ever haro a dog In the
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. WuImm,
j¡
should attend the concert ns a mark family T‘‘ asked lllldb. “Wo did rebegin housekeeping this week
||1(.y
of respect.
j cently. How that dog got into tho
will reside on Seventh street t , ar
j family, I don't know. Each member of
Pnlmctto.
To me the Jew Is the one par- tho houhehold wont around saying *1 ¡.
Society Women'» Plan
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A udion B ridge
New York, Oct. 2.— A movement
ticularly pathetic figure in the Euro am aorry they got that dog' by tho
In honor of her husband, Mr. F. J. '’ Miss Rona Murrell and Miss Kate
to aj,j Bouthern planters by popular- Gonzales and the sixteenth anniver
pean war.
He is to he found in time we had had him a week.
Underwood have gone to Talla
‘There wa. never any way of tell- w
cotton goodB for evening gownB sary of their wedding, Mrs. Gon
i It is nothing to me which side V * * t number, in every army cnhassee ^hcre they will attend- i h t ,
who was w p o o i U k
w„ , t.rted here today, when Mias zales entertained last evening with a Woman’s College.
Wltis In this international unpleas- K«gcd in the conflict.
He ts loyal tng
cnee wlth_pw. No ono claimed, the ...
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■^'n Ut ~wni ' ‘*‘wl .brave .and • patient anti goes "credit of It
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Florence Querns«*-, president of New* delightful anH‘enjoyirtsl<e t a rsi^sm i
ter but u n lessT h T allies hurry up forth to kill the min of hi. blood
‘‘We disposed of him because he Vork Cit>' Federation of Women's Four tables of auction bridge wt-re I Mi
Mr. A. C. Williams and Hub- ,tJrit
^
and take the Germans on the flank «Ho are opposed to the government took a piece out of a man’s trousers. Clubs Issued an appeal to 100,000 played.
Robert hnvo returned from iigleunder which he is serving, hut there It wa* -s- petldhir*«-- tmuxeix .
A charming simplicity prevailed thorpe, Oeorgñrr—
J* _ * . .jncmUft» oGkhtt i tttliititl^m
---------- - ( whatever__th a t- means» and stop
certainly
must be lacking the in- bad thing to 1f t a dog blto a.peddler
chase such a gown amr wear it at in the decorations of.pink and green.
their clock it is a lead pipe cinch that
rentr>\ which u<;Himtil.Uitf*
- j r - x a ^ JtrttrmytBnnnt i l f f C t y r ^ t C g r .
1 1 Wr ” Br*:
■e—
Tfet TlteBTgT.CglttJJ^»HiH0l^ .'^7y thta
other nationalities, and that is all a day or ao after the' event ami In- ¡ during tho week of Oct. 5lhf
Miss ranged with artistic effect.
The the city a few days this wick ht*
advisedly and from a careful scan
the more reason why the Jew is formed me that ho had been In the hoe* ■ Guernsey announced she would of- ladies' prize, a lovely cut glass com- gone to Pensacola to join Mr,,
ning of all the war news that comes
entitled to credit for the part he pltal a week, and that 1 must pay hla [or reBO|utions at tho convention of poat waa won by Mrs. Forrest Lake Barnes. They will return to San
to us filtered by. the sanitary in
The Belgian, the German, hospital expenses; also hla doctor's the New York Stato Federation of and Mr. Lake won the gentlemen's ford later.
spectors of all the armies. Tho Ger plays.
the Frenchman! the Russian, the bill; also for tho time he had lost from Women's Clubs, which meets at prize, a box of fine silk hose.
mans arc showing the world what
hla vocation; also for the pants which
Englishman, all have the pride of
Ringhnmpton Oct. 9th, and at the . A refreshment course of apricot
Mrs. La Rue Bliss 1ms returned to
a well equipped army of men can do
my dog hod ruined.
their individual nations as u spur to
"When I oaked .to see hla receipts New York City Federation
which ice and cake was served.
her home In Orlando,
and they are making a much better
Enjoying the hospitality of the
showing than nny of the allied ar activity and they are not fighting, from the hospital and doctor he offered meets Oct. 30th, urging nil women
as
a
rule,
the
men
of
their
own
popular
host and hostess were Mr.
to
compromise
on
my
paying
f5
for
to
join
in
the
movement,
mies all reports to the contrary not
Why Wind Th em f
blood.
They’ are actuated by dif tho darnago done hla trousers. 1 of- . Mrs. Percy V. Pennypnckcr, presi- and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mr. and
withstanding.
Maybe there are people In town Aho
ferent ideals, different ambitions, dif fered- to pay the five, but Insisted on dent of the General Federation of Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs.
feel Hint keeping u rooster through
indorsed
Miss Geo. D. Bishop, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. the summer Ih necessary to life, liberferent customs, they speak a differ Immedlntn delivery of tho garment. • Women's Clubs
*, The first of October is here and ent language; hut this is not so of
"Ho wns unable to dollvcr tho goods. ( ; uornB,.y "gplan, saying it
wns in K, Watson, Dr. nnd Mrs. S. E. I’u- ty nnd tbo pursuit of hnpptnc»» t>ut
the time for the Supreme Court to the Jews.
He is the pawn of cir •°, It cost mo nothing. Still, it was a |[nif wjth (1(.r nppPa) *ent out to leston, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hern why wind them, like an alarm t lock,
settle the little dlflercnces about the cumstances und goes forth to battle narrow escapo, and I decided that 1
1.500.000 cluh women of thi* fed- don. Mr. und Mr* G. F. Smith, Mr. every night’ —-Toledo liludu
brick roads has arrived, and while I against his fellows in the interest of had bettor either acquire a lawyer or c
ratiun, not only to comply with and Mra, A. P. Connelly, Mr. and
get rid of the dog.
.....
think of it, don’t you all agree with
another race. He does his duty with
(). McLaughlin, Mr and
"Whllo I wns pondering a man went * resident \ tlson s request to ut- Mrs.
me that the time for petty griev the full knowledge that the ultimute
Dally Thought.
Mrs.
Frank
Miller, M r s . Margaret
by all dressed up In a beetle-tailed
lhc !*■«• services next Sunances and bickerings has passed
A man’s truo wealth hereafter Is ths
outcome does not mean anything in coat, with whllo gloves on Uko a pall- 1day, but to purchase as generously Barnes, Miss Mcll Whitner, Dr.
good ho has done In the world to hli
und it Is high time that all of us
particular to the Jewish race ar\d bearer ready to dance the tango, and us possible of American cotton rftn- Neal and Mr. Yowell.
fellowmen; .when he dies, people will
were together on tho great question
when the war is over he must again the dog fell for him. The apples In tho terials.
ask.
what property has ho loft behind
of going ahead and making brick take up the individual struggle for Garden of Eden didn’t look near as
---------Firhing Party
him?
But tho nngels will iotk. whnt
roads and ipore of them. We surely existence without the reflected great- good to Adam as thnt man did to my
v
Itridgr L u n c h t o n
A jolly pnrt enjoying a day*» fish- good deeds has ho sent before him'—
Spend an awful tot of time talking ness of a nation to cheer him. To; dog, and ho got a chunk out of tbo
Tho Koran.
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Mrs. [), 1,. Thrasher entertained ing ut Woodruff's creek. a lìsh fry
and fooling* around when we should I1me ,his
.
...
. indeed
. . , pathetic , wi,.,.],
position
is
macK i,,p„
legs nr
oi that
tom man
'“» i
and lutinch ride ln»t Thursday aere
he up nnd doing.
‘The tango dancer hnd a fiery dls- with a delightful bridge luncheon
Mesda mi-« |{ny [lutls. Robt, Fiiir• • •
position, and what he propoaed was Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs
cloth,
Strango and Miss .Elizabeth
(IfjA l -M IM M ISIM.
« From all reports this will be t h e , '
Th" r" '* no " " ' l 1,1
“ " ,1 not to sue. but to lick the owner of the \V K. Watson, one of the season's
Slrunge,
Messrs.
Butta.
Strange.
greatest winter season (or tourists cant about interlocking directorates dog Immediately. Tbla made mo very popular brides.
Fuircloth ami Urdù Faircloth.
S o l It K
that Florida has ever experienced 1,n b a r f e d It is afwut as dangerous uncomfortable, Indeed^
I hid In the
An elegant simplicity character
Wiir prinja, If la ih»* »!»•*ir»- »»1 , », i . ; #
ized the decorations which were
t oytit > » iiftlllilssHlRpM tt( S*»|t il*'- und how fine it would be if Sanford “ * ’' “ <»"*> «* f” r ,h"
1,1a " c‘‘ll,' r u,,tl1 ,h° " ' ° rm
° ' 0r
"Wo got a muzzle for the dog after effective,
rnrricd oul in retl.
In
Filtrili«, t6 chang*
houndafir ■! •*iT,*
A GVf- Together Social
had that new hotel to accommodate j have an interest in more than one
miifíurtpf« district« number 1 «nd
M
of I that, and then he scratched up tho
The member» of the Congrega - ««til filati Irla nn« elisi, Ihereliufe »■
the reception hall red rotes featured
the people who are already flocking newspaper or any * other kind
neighbor’s gernnlums
Wo consoled
llnifl *4
Mi •<1■P.| h>
, It
*nt**hMM*T* ssf Sr nulnoir I nullt y,
here for accommodations
Several business
ourselves that ho wns a good watch the decorations, while the drawing tional church will have a (let
t
* • •
spiilnn,
i
hi*
'il
h
d
«
y ttf 1»f »!.«t •* % f1
room
was
charmingly
pretty
with
|
Together"
social
at
the
church
Frinew hotels and apartment houses
1»?»
dog, anyway, but one night a burglar
IVI 1, that th»* tIr*rriptHíf» a*f
N
in 1 tir c•hri t If» r* «d * « ••
here would bj- the begt paying prop- « \ Chicago* building corporation ] got Into tho house and stopped on him, its red dahlias and cnlhdium leaves, flay evening of this week, to which ■llalrlrt
! «ir
Itrittnn,mu «í ■ jioiñt «*n i h*- ah» r
In all of the rooms the mantels all the members, old and young and M<»nrns*, «t thr loo« «ll i‘»rk • »
*41«
ositions that men of means could boasts because it built tws> stories and that soured tho creature so badly
a#.?
t ht firr »uíh t«» llufhrt |fn*t ! 1.
own nnd just why they are nrtt ¡n 4^ hours. Which is a mighty that wo hud to lot himBleep
In (ho were bunked with cut flowers and I their friends are cordially invited
H
«Iniiff *«Iti liti ghr*Y •tr**P*t 1*»
’t
ferns
j A pleasing program will be rendered Unrt »Hh I‘p**n» Il ivenui 1II* fi* r ’
started is a mystery to
W
achievement to
to those of us bed with us after that
10 mis
” >
e■ hsmall
rnnI■ achievement
•
»Iff «irruir !*' Ita rii nt 1fi *1i 1Ht(1 *
build
"Wo
tried
keeping
him
In
the
sli-d.
( a r nattons were trertf—t *T"T>rwfrr* 1»brrrigUoo.L.—
evening. refresh iti ri Un* funitmg skAuwX. ansi *«H, • at«»
beirr rumor» of one here rrrtd there—trtirr- bn re* ptwTi Trerusfomed t<>
Ti »
Ned luti. I. J, t i and i
but he dug out In tho night and after
From the ment» served and a delightful even Snuth
hut rumors are not providing a ini¡
least six stories every night announcing Ills presence by ticking us »ion in t-he dining room
. U
uf Ilanffr J U F ««1. ihr H*T* U
w
«l*»n 11II«* t»* *lie f tif ilr f»
chandelier over the table ribbons of ing uf social mlcr< nurse promised »«ut
place f o r j h e people. It is my can• • •
¿
‘
fl
* «4
Unsi J I l»i alid 11, T p
on tho fare, ho crawled In with us,
t
hn»it
w
bn
at
temi
red
readied
to
the
corners
ami
were
■
i
m
a
U
?
1
III
F«*r
t
krfif'«*
!
*
*'l
f{. «*:'t|f**
did opinion that a hotel will never ,
During these s t r e n u o u s
IV» of (feas nnd muddy feet, nnd all
*••t inri i( fyr *.f iiiHlift fit a«*rt*un
caught
in
place
with
sprays
of
fern,
be built in Sanford unless Sanford u .tf whr|l t ,
M
.
,
r, „r,.
il «nd V. Tp -'**
h .if li*
■■Ro we hud to get rid of him."
**
It t» a nnmitni-il t ♦ 1 Mi»» lume» I
»h«*pi1» I ■■» «1»*flt Si , r
a lovely I'omblllUtlon of colors upon
•**
people build 1^ themselves.
doing all they may to annihilate
ni 1.«kai JIraaup, f Iis*O* r irt «
the white cover.
Upon the center Margaret Withe of Sanford and Ed l> ilips-rttOf», «îllflif Thr U ni ahors* • 1Als
The
Camera
In
War.
lone another in several parts of the
‘Tt
p S* John* iti'»*r, 1hrnr.
Reporting wars with cameras Is llko of the table a tall vase held a ward H <in Halier nf Den) Hem h. Jp«aup Tu:a*t h
hi g ih»* ?*f John* rivr* '
••*
* " W h y don’t you advertise?” ask- world the life of the newspaper
M
niiMir,
lltrrim*
S
ts
ut
h
»
r
•
I
r
i
I
)
ftaH£
*
•■
N
J.,
were
married
S
e
p
tt
2h.
1914
hunting big game with ft jibytographlo shower of red carnation» and ferns,
ed the editor of the home paper, worker is not all beer and skittles
»ntl Snuth ahorr oí *al«I Ijikr lo jto t sí
outfit. It gives ua something wo never from which radiated
glu»s chains. by Pastor Tbo». S. Long, of tbo Pat
innlfic
"D o n ’t you believe in advertising? ’ by any mnnner'nf mibm*. With the
Ms* if (ufihrr pr V*•*! by ?k«’ Uni*
hnd before.
connecting four smaller vases of terson Memorial M ?! church, H11I"1 m ag in advertising,
replied the strict censorship which has been es«turtl > <iifnini**i hiji*fi fina* t h*If Gettysburg were fought today tho carnations, with its dainty appoint 11more, Mil. After a short trip to ■I1apira
of ra rn nt
fit* r ■ i|i«ir»rt No
at
proprletor of the Hayaville Racket 1tabliahetl in Eufope it Is difficult for camera would be on Cemetery ridge.
•anni*
f* *«( ■
ments und favors of «mall white eastern cities the bride and groom low« now r i k■t ?, I*** r h a n gt’tl
store.
" B u t why are you against the various press association* to get Perhaps the tnlktng machine would
It* finti ti* ** * j *ti* <■i« »i.. *. -i* »
**
N 1
* ;«1111 «lipper» Idled with candies will arrive in \jbury Park
it? asked the editor
It keep* a authentic information amt -lav after also be on hand to reprvulnre for tho
..f I ab. Mi t t.»i «t t p,. *.,wl '•! I é t V ..
where arrangement» will !>. m.vle tor r»4ii .. t»h
I tic table wa* arli*toidly pretty
Mogi» » -f . t *K*
feller too awful busy." replied the day there is a sameness about l i e world the lerrlblu grumble and nim
aYttrtf Huchi *
* *.* i» 1-**
going
their
new
borne
\
t
empti
ng
»lx
('nurse
l
u
m
i
c
i
n
i
was
w
H
h
I
r
r
n
■
h
tvptu
i#* »h» n. | v•1
*t
proprietor
"1 advertised in a news press report that drives the tele ble and roar" of a battle
«ani
»V'itür
art.I
?ron»
nwati»na •> i*
served.
There
would
be
a
moving
picture
paper one time abgut ten years ugo, graph editor almost to despair in an
«n liPir, punninit \••( *n»l VVr«i «• * »?
JVrsui tuf A/rilriun
Fruit Cocktail
Herí ion* I, 2», 11 an»l 12.
T*»»l* •*»»!' -if*
und 1 never even got time to go effort to find a paragraph that worth looking at—fllraa reeling off
S
ou
th ní Hangn
K * * t a tbfinr* W n i aloft
Mrs. W. H. Hill and Miss Made •retino
Chicken Croquettes
Gree-n Peas
Pickett's
chargo
and
tho
talking
maM
o
t»
U
»
Ih«
W
r
k
IV
■
rlvrr. iHnr*
fishing.”
throws a new light on the situation, cblno' records unrolling tho crackle
H»
line Hill returned Thursday to their N o rth e r ly i ! « i o f , t h r W r k i v a rivrr
Creamed Potatoes
Biscuits
juTirtiur\ wlïh t h r
J o h n * flv rf i » * nf*
nnd when it cornea to writing heads of 10.000 rifles!
home in Narcoosee.
Asparagus Salad
ut hraofrrly up t h r Si
Joh ns »
4tk
t A friend of mine who happened for the stories it taxes hi» ability
Latlcr Motif or, fhrnr*r K a a tf f ly al"? i'
I wonder If our Victor friends could
Ice Cream
* h wpr tif salit la h r fit point **i hrfi* i
to be at the .opening of the scho'ols to the uttermost to avoid sameness reproduce a sound ns great as tho
\Airs.
William
McKinnon
has
re
Hr
H
fyrihrr
fra
iiiv
fil
that
a
r.
Coffee
ln r r lp t l n f i tif ths* ehancr* m u i r
the other day remarked afterward and repetition.
combined ro«r of Leo’s anil Meadu'a
turned from a visit to North Caro imi«a|»n*ra‘
dial r M*t« N*»» l a lut *
300 nnd more cannon? ’ . *
Auction bridge »«• played through
*f
that he deplored til# useless uddiî r r r i l upon thr min ut r litioka ttf '1
A peculiar idea is more or lei
lina.
Hut
even
with
tho
daring
scouts
oul
*be
afternoon,
the
prize,
a
handa n <1 1>r puMlshr»! t*nrr a. »
tlons to school curriculums the*e prevalent to the effect that the newsa p p i o >n a ri»
pu1*11*F» l
«ruunt > «riil
days, all of which reminds us that paper of the United S t a t e » purposely high In air taking photographs of tho some cut glass rose howl >111» won
Mrs
Walter
Bund
and
daughter.
Hr It fufthrr rr*«|vr«î, that 1 S
while getting shaved the other day print reports unfavorable to the enemy's positions, nnd with camera« by Mr». F. J. Gonzales. Mrs. Wat- Misil Hazel Hand, returned Friday ! la «a,
(*lrr k ttf thr Hoar il lit f nur1
and' phonographs reproducing battles *on was presented withNthe guest
m i t s l o n r n «hall rn a k r or « s i i »p t<»
the barber getting on the same line German empire. This is so far from
for fireside consumption, war finally prize, six lovely
cut glass tea- ffom a very delightful summer a errtiiìr»! ropy of ihr ehangp* ru* ’
,o f talk remarked: ".Huh, there wasn't the truth thnt it would be unworthy coraoa down to tho snmo old game— coasters.
r4
spent in Now York and New Jersey. tlraer iptino nf »auf tllsCrirts, a* t*T •bill
Atila J * y hJA1, t h* 1toaf 4 « ashich cop t
no physical’ geography in my days of comment were It not for the fact men behind the-guns shooting tho oth
bit crrtlftrd lo h« ctorrrel bjr auch rit»*
Serving were Misses May Thrash
i h r chairman of t h r iloartl of ' ** in«T
when 1 went tl achool.
Teachers that the majority of the persons er fellowa.—Philadelphia Ledger.
Miss Margery Boor, violin in- hy
l'omrr.n.loni-f», .»l it rcrtlf l.il cop>
er
and
.Elizabeth
Stafford,
prettily
didn’t know what paddih' was then. *who held this view are sincere in
ul tk- ' * ' *’
Stetson University will lr*n «m ll(«il lo th»
gowned in white and wearing red utriietor at
Pln rld».
* • •
1.
, Who Laughs L ast.
their belief.
The majority of the
have
her
studio
at
the
home
of
Adnptril
In
ufirn
tio»rd,
ltd
. Ik- M ‘1ä!
\
It was In old Pohick church down In ribbons.
al Orlober, A I» 19U. by lb>"
^ You never miss the water unfll newspnpers in the larger cities of the
Mrs.
F.
P.
Strong.
She
will
give
In
C o u n ty ( ‘anim i.. to na r» ol Seminai.
Besides the honoreo, Mrs. Thrash
Fairfax county, Virginia, that Woahthe well runs dry and by the same country are served by the Associ
Flarlct»
lngton “'used to worship, and tho an er’s guests were Mesdames Henry structions In Sanford, Wednesdays
t'r » n k t. Woodruit
token you never miss a good citizen ated Press than which there is no cient town of Alexandria Btood much Wight, J . W. Diclrins, S. E. Pules- and Thursdays.
I. P. Has»n
J
. F. M rt.aln
until several weeks after he Is dead more conservative or reliable organ as H stands now on tho nouth bonk Ion, Geo. D. Bishop, R. A. Newman,
r . W. Enumlnxi-r
Tho Sanford of tho Potomhc before thif city of
J A ('lark
and ns the different questions come ization in existence'.
Mr. J. D. Hood nnd family have
N. H. Garner. B. W. Herndon,
A ltr.t ;
up In array— questions thnt usually Herald has been receiving daily bul Washington hud begun to bn on tho Frank Miller, Forrest Lake, C. O. returned to Sanford for the winter
K. A. Ilouglw.., ( ’ Irrk.
t3.Tur»-t(r
needed his advice and assistance letins .from tho Publishers' Ex north bank. Pohick also still exists, McLaughlin, F. J-. -Gonzales and A. and will occupy their new bungalow
oa
Iho
following
story'
proves:
change
nnd
the
news
has
been
more
his absence at the meeting places is
in the southern section.
N O TICK
P. Connelly.
ti
On lb« 3rd d a y of * Nov»m hrr t '*
"Washington folks laughs at tho Al’ made more noticeable as time passes. reliable than that of the big papers.
r. I T
i h r lr r- z u l.f Rirplinr *?»r lloatd "t
-3-----•).
T h e .a ttitu d e of n newspaper in oxnndry slowpokce," mused tho Po
I was immeasurably shocked at the
v Mr. Ernest Krtlpp spent Satur C o m m i . il o n r r . In and*(*ir Samlii"1*
0
Krueger— Dougin*
F lo r id a , will buy, nnl li*». th.ti 1
.1
telegram announcing the death of such matters must he judged by its tomac river flat-boatman, "and tho A!day in town, the guest of Mr. and w orth uf matal riilY.-rt, |o ha u*rd
Sanford friends of Miss Cora Anne
exandry feller laughs at tho Fairfax
ro n a lr urtto n In Se m ina l» County
M d( tlGeorge Fernald. Being accustomed editorial utterances and not by its
Mrs. Deane Turner.
m
In rutvart a r * aakvd to aubmi< 11 I. it
bayjiceda, and tho Fairfax guys, they Douglas, whose home Is at Fort
to seeing .him each day for a num- news dispatches. The present Eurot h a t time.
laughs at tho one-gollused yaps down Florida will be interested to hear of
.» »all
K A iM lU l.l '
ber of years and nuriroered among poan war is the most difficult to In Pohick.”
Mrs. H. E. Hester leaves for Or Clark ot lh» Hoard ol C o u n ty Cnmoi
her marriage which occurred at DeSatninol*
C
o
u
n
t
y
,
F
la.
hla friends there were but few mat- handle, from a newspaper standIt Is probable that
"And Pohick?” queried a curious Land, Sept. 30th, at the home of lando today.
1 3 -TiiM -tlr
t e n , of s t a te that were not discussed point, of any that has ever occur- stranger.
Mrs. Hester will reside In Orl&ndo.
h e r , sister, Mrs.. Andrew Bradshaw,
wlth him and his absence is the 1red. It is practically impossible for
“Oh, nono of ’em ain’t nuthln’ on
N O TIC K
Miss Douglas wns united in mar
more noticeable now.- His unfailing a correspondent to g'et anywhere them Pohick natives,” returned the an
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright an
On Ih» 3rd d a y of N«« amb»r, t J l •• ‘
riage.
to^
Mr.
Alfred
George
Krueger,
th
*ir
r
r
zular
m
»»
tinz
Hoard «I ' " ’‘ " ' r
good Humor, optimistic nature uhd fièar the r « I scene of action and the cient mariner confidently. ’Thom hill
nounce tho birth of n little daugh C o m m l n l u t i r r . In ahd »hr
for S e m i n a te *
’■
by
Rev.
C.
H.
Ferran
of
the
Presby
billies
laughs
at
tho
po’
devil«
In
F
lo
r
id
*,
will
buy.
on»
pair
of m u t f * **'’ .
manner of going into each and every battle front is a day’s journey by
ter, Friday, Oct. 2nd.
a
n
d
harna».,
au
llab
ta
for
road
wuri
•*
terian
church,
only
a
few
intimate
proposition for the benefit of the fast express in length. If the corres Washington what baa tor wear their
all perron, n a ti n e » a m » for »»I»
,
friends of tho bride and hostess be
on (round r e a d y for in»p«‘, i‘"1
city and county made him a valu pondent should, by some good for sto* clo'cs an' a clean shirt every ilnv/Mr. and Mra. ]. C. Bonnet left (•amo
h
a
t
tirer.
,
glo week-day an' has t e r -come plum’ ing present.
(»«at)
'
E . A, IIOUOI i - '
able addition to. the city, the board tune, securo a story it must pass
last week for Chrlsllansburg, Va.
down ter Pohick for their coon-huntin'.
Clark pt th* Hoard ' o f County t ut'"0 '
The bride who is a veiy attractive
of trade and t iv it interests of San t h e ’ censorship Of half a dozen in They laughs at 'em, but, mostly, they
They will be-away a month or six
■loner., Semina]» C o u n t y , PUyountf woman, was charming in a
t3-T ur*-5tc
•
ford.
He even found time to' de dividuals before It is transmitted pities 'em!" '
weeks.
stylish
gown
of
white
und
carried
an
vote to the Sanford Band and pro and there Is but little loft* of the
arm bouquet of bride’s roses and
Itrpart m r n l o f T h r Inlrrl»'
mote its interests und, I am glad to original dispatch. The ultimate con
tt. 8. (.and OfTlrr at Gatnr»»Hk I '■
asparagus plumosa.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Frank
are
ex
Or l o h«*r f 1 *
sumer
gits
It'in
the
form
uf
1
1
salmi
learn t h a t on Thursday night of this
Dally Thought*
After the informal reception which pected home today from several
Sotir* L hfffby iflv*n th»t
>t
wèek tho band will render a Fernald mijtus the inayonaise.
In God’s world, for Ihoso who are In followed the Wedding cerem ony,.Mr.
Wnlltirr of W tklw o , Florid »,
months'
sojourn
In
the
north.
Miss
2iilb. 1914. rnml»* lloroMttjiil
' ‘'
With the Gorman cable cut it Is earnest, there In no failure. No work
* Memorial. Concert, sacred to hia
and Mrs. Ifrueger left in his car for Florence F’rnnk retprpod lust Friday, O U 1 2 4 . for HWH of N W ‘ t( NVV ,
H»c. S and N i l of SF. U . Sreimn <•
memory knd hbt favorite plftyes will but natural that most of the news truly done, uo word earnestly spoken,
New Smyrna, whore they will make to. the delight of her many friends. •hip 2 0 South, K a n s » 2 0 F .a .t, 3 * '
'
be rendered in the -First Park in 'th e comes from sources controlled by ao sacrifice, freely muda, was ever
M rr ldian , ha* filed nolle» of lat»,‘<"
their future home.
m
a
k
e
ihr»»
year
proof,
t
o
aatatdlik
*•*'
nado
In
vain.—F.
W.
Robertson.
hand stand' where for so many-years the allies and the reader o f'every
o (ho land ab ov» d»»rrlb»d. kefnre ' 1»
Miss Lucy Newsome of Lakeland tof
bis presence was always noted at newspaper must necessarily
His
Ctrfult Court, a t Sairford, Florid,
Bopti— Sadler
was the gueat'of Mrs. K. R. Murrell t h e I9\h day ot N o r a r a h r r 19H
news* with a grain of salt until he
the different concerts.
Sound Advice.
Claimant n a m e , a» wltn«»»»«:
marriage in which .n very cor last-week while en route to Jackson
., '
B * n Hall, ot W e k l * a . Florida.
its
statements.' .'Treat your friends as you do your
No more beautiful tribute could further confirms
h n llall, ol W a k lw a , Florida.
.
dial
Interest
Is felt in Sanford (a that ville. Miss Newsome teaches one of , JJao m
be paid to the momory of George There isn’t a neVapsper in this coun bank account Don’t be reckless with
e a M. Ufown, of W » k t * - . Homi»the
grades
in
the
Jacksonville
pub
UllaU
Brown,
of
W
a
k
lw
a
,
n
M
a
of
Miss
Mary
Croft
Boyd
and
Mr.
' Fernald than to have tba band play try but that wants to publish the them Juat became you've got them.—
I I E N I I Y 8 . C l J«» « • «
Ralph Tilden Sadler. Tho wedding lic ecbooi.
lS-T u » » -5 tr
bis favortie selections aa 0 memorial real news about the war and if it Detroit Free Press.
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* Advertisement in state paper
reads, ‘‘Salesman wanted to sell
church people on commission.” When
these salesmen get started 1 would
like to put in my order for u nice
»oft shelled Baptist.
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�W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
P U B L IS H E R .
SEMI-WEEKLY
" IN
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HERALD
S A N F O R D — L ife la Wmth Living
SA NKO It I), FLORIDA. I'll! DAY, <u 11 »ltl.lt 9, I ' j l i
VOU'.MK VI
regular m eeting ST. JOHNS RIVER
RECEIVES ATTENTION
of CITV COUNCIL
WAS HELD LAST
MONDAY NIGHT
ANTWERP, NEXT BELGIAN CITY
TO SUFFER HORRORS OF WAR
NO
EXPRESS RATES ARE
NOT EXORBITANT
THE PORK BARREL YIELDS
A BRIEF SUMMARY OF EVENTS IN THE GREAT OSCEOLA (¡ROW ERS SATIS
A SMALL SI M FOR
FIED THAT COMPANY IS
EUROPEAN SLAUGHTER— DECISIVE RESULTS
UPPER END
TRYING TO SERVE
%
Washington, Oct. it. Allotment of
the $30,000,000 appropriated by v*»-AI.I. MKMBERT w e r e in gress for rivers-and harbtfrs improve
ment . t hW year iipnm~r h i i'
A TTEN D AN CE— M A T today by the board of army engin
eers.
The largest single allotment
thus of . routine
was ^$3,760,000 to thu . Mississippi
mSWlSEELUE— ----- river commission.
t
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
EXPECTED BY BOTH SIDES SOON
II
BULKHEAD WORK
IS PROGRESSING
RAPIDLY AT THE
PR ESEN T TIME
Kissimmee, Oct. 7.— There was a
both place*
Von Kluek still holds
London, Friday, 11 n. m.
__ „.well attended meeting of the OsceRouter dispatch from Antwerp m t u v 11'1 |,|>
1 1 n 1 1' " 11 '.'e t t r T tfrt
<;\u wws w cT r s m -y .w s tr r T - r H p P m w - » T H E
C O N C R E T E
P IL IN G S - Association
say»""TiT'rg^TTa’u t,* Aqi^yyt. suburb, turned Ghw-*v>»ivTwir-TrrniT yei ,-------- —era'
here today.* 'T----hè
Zeppelins have at lucked city o f principal topic.of discussion was ex . ARE BEING PLACED
burning.
Bombardments- been ter
rible, according to Ostend dispatch Antwerp am) dropped horns on press rate«. Lloyd S. Tenny, secre
AND DREDG&-ALdated lust night. "Germans reported tnhabrtmTM*trtttfng'nurhhers, and tcr- tary and manager of the Florida
throwing incendiary bombs.
Many T o n a i n g the populace.
Growers and Shipp«TT*~ T e ngne7—W*.
Both u r mi e » i n . west depending on K. • Haile, superintendent .o f the
parts Af city burning,
The hulkheading is progressing,
*
*
Charleston Harbor, S. C„ Ashley
‘¿«¡o n Oct. 5th at 7:30.
Present,
flanking movements and troops are man of the
express company and slowly perhaps and yet as fast as
river
channel,
$15,000;
Winyah
Hay.
B \\\ HerndoTi, president: C. M.
Official statement by* Gerntan G e n completely worn out wit Ii long many of the merchants attended.
could be expected when one takes
pin gee, W. W. Abernnthy, It. C. S. C., $15,000; Great I’eedee river, eral Stull ut Berlin, dated lust night, fighting.)
It was shown to the growers that into consideration all the difficulties
S.
C.,
$10,000;
Santee,
Wateroe
anil
Maxwell. H. E. Tolar, J . Adams and
says nothing definite decisive on
Bulgaria reported as entering war tlit* Southern Flxpress Company was that these men who have the work
Congaree rivers, S. C., 430,000: western front. Fort Breendonk, be and will lie an ally of Germany,
J D. Davison.
in no way responsible for tho rates in charge have surmounted.
The
Minutes of last mectinit read and Savannah harbor, Ga., $150,000; fore Antwerp been taken.
Attack hnving tlready attacked Servia
of which-the growers had been com* work of dredging has been delayed
Brunswick harbor, Ga.. $25,000; on inner fortifications begun. Bom
»pproved.
'
Capit 1 has been removed from plaining and that voluntarily that on account of tho hnpl pair encoun
The commiltbe ott opening Tenth Savannah river below Augusta, Gp., bardment city behind fort opened
Antweri to Ostend to avoid the company hud petitioned the Inter tered at the very outset. This was
$15,000; Altemnha, Oconee and Oc- when
street were granted further time.
Commander assumed re German unity that will soon enter state Commerce Commission to al
necessary to overcome by the use
Moved and seconded that the vnl- mulgee rivprs. Ga.. $40.000:' Flint sponsibility.
Hostile aviator dam A ntw eri.
low it to decrease the rate.
of specially constructed machinery
nation <*n I,<>l 8, Block G, Tier 2 l>o°Hver. Ga., $13.000; Chnltabijpcliee aged hull at Düsseldorf, destroyed
The meeting st Ocala at which that could only be built in certain
Repot led that allies line has been
river, below Columbus, Ga., $05,’000; airship cover.
redured Irom $1000 to $700 c
the
existing rates were put into ef shops and larger engines and other
broken iiy attacks of Gerrnun ravA resolution recommending Hon. Coosa river, Ga., and Alabama, lock
fect, was u meeting at which the equipment were found to be-ahsoAntwerp besieged cannot
long \“'O" '» I he French territory a n d on
Geo DeOoitea to the Governor for in dam No. 4 and dam Nu 5. $30,Interstate Commerce Commission i Iulely essential.
wiihslum!
heavy
gun*
of
Germans
l ^e west- n wing of the army
appointment to I he office of pro«»-- ono. lock and dam at Mat us Bar
fixed I he commodity rates'and paid
While the workmen were waiting
uml will lie forced tv capitulate
1n - [ In t lie - a-t i In- Russians arc balcuting attorney for the Seventh J u near |{onte. Ga.,'*$10.000.
no particular attention to the veg for the new equipment the work has
hnlmnnt*
fleeing
to
llullutid
and
tering
away
m
I’rzeitiysl
a
n
d
will
Tampa
Bay.
Fla
,
$14.000,
Si
Pe
dicial District should a vacancy ap
etable rates and »hen issued an or not lugged, but the bulkhead is be- .
effect the capture of that city. -All
tersburg harbor, $1,500, Apalachicola Germany.
.
pear was passed.
.
der that the vegetable rates would be ¡ng constructed every day as the
The following resolution was then Bay, $15,000; St. Andrews Bay. * Little doing in the eastern and efforts of Austrians to relieve the sovertty-flve per cent of the first
Success city have been repulsed by the class rate, and the result was an in concrete pilings were being con
$36,000: Narrows in Santa Hosa western theater of war.
passed:
structed ull the time they were wait
claimed by allies and Germans ut Russians
Whereas George H. Fernnld. one Sound, Fla., $5,000.
crease in rate.
ing for the mubhinery.
St. Johns river, Jacksonville to the
of the hoard of bond trustees, here
N« rIt for Itcltcr Rates
Few .Sanford people realize what
tofore appointed to handle the bond ocean, $200.000; Jackson villi- to I'aDied in Oviedo
Methodist I hurrh
It wii-i further shown that it Intd a line piece of concrete work these
issue of the city of Sanford for the lulka, $5.000. I'alatku to l.akt- liar
Mr Thomas Weston died at Ins
The Sunday school attendance is taken a great deal of work and effort
piling» are going to lie and a trip to
sum of $.r»0.d00, authorized for the ney. $5,000; Indian river, Fla. $10,- home in Oviedo, Florida Thursday improving with each session of the on the part of the company* to get
the lake front 7» a revelation to the
purpose id Ihitiidutidg the outsiund OOO ( 'aloovuhatchee river, Fla , $2, i i i - t i i i . g i l,*| [«t I *<14
s* lutol
t i i U r g e i i ai l e tula in • s i n c e 1to- reduction as far a* it i*. because
visitors
Thr pilings are 'prnhuhly
ini floating indebted lie*» of l lie city |0oll, W illalimii on, In • river, hla
lb- was burn in t In tuii. Iowa Inly , the seho«a» moved to the --tar tin- Southern FIxpress t Iimpany had tin- h*-si that have been manufac
Vpnlachicnlu river. Fla . 2H, I s i s
of Sanford, Florida, departed tins $10,000,
He spent his childhood theater
recorded last Sunday to tirsi get the consent of tin* other tured in the state for similar pur
life on the IVthday of September. in chi ding t'ut Oil, Lee Slough. Lower days' rn Iowa anil lu'oved with hi* A milch I.ngi-r il 11end» nee IS entier! express companies of 1he country,
poses and consist of concrete pos t »
fhipoli
r l \•*r and upper lll|uila puri ni* t" lllium- wlo-ri- he resided ed to-xl
. I., v
T h e hanru- r w lip I
therefore
illio-itltlg with it ami liten luid to lied and reinforced by iron and steel
Ik it resolved that Mr. A. ltt K<-> .riser from Marianna to it* mouth. until ISTI when he went to Kansas. wus u w a r - l e d t h e . s c h o o l will he i l l s - . jj, , j t ))t. c o n s e n t of the Interstate an,| they will last
a century
The
There
be and is hereby unanimously a p* $15.000.
I Tn January IHfi.t iu- wa* married* to p l a y e d for t he first t i m e
( " o i n m e r . e I ' . i i m m — imi w loi h tt w piling» an- placed in position by
■in r h a r b o r
,r *i hol. tr» i *- --ii. i hi
pointed and elected by t lie full hoard
('hann-l Jr-un Cl.
M.m . I Klliott «r*-in Newark. Del h*, v e l-i-i
pet it ion i og t or a n d » u > hope f ul of water pressure and i he wall that
I'hese
of the iit> council jif Sanford. Flor in T. i t n pa Ba y I* la . i l j . o o o , . L imi aware
....... ..
S*,,v - m l . - r I.
To this unroll were horn 1 h u r r h t • lo-l l w,. S u n d a y wa» finished part ol the "way a few
ids as a bond trustee, in place of nel fr-iiii M p a L t - uicnl.i n x - r t o St seven children, finir girls and three a r e t o r n - -I m i n a elu»* w l - n h is J T ) l r l es s o ns m e x p r e s s ran- » w h i c h
weeks ago has been furnished with
Fl a .
Choi
Geo ii Fernald, deceased
Signed A n d r e w s B a y
1 lo* m* t r u <
w - r e gi vpn t he g r o w e r * w--n- mt i - r
j hoys
Tilomas Arthur, I I........blest t a u g h t h- 11*»* p a s t o r
the concrete caps and makes ;i haiidt a w a t e h e e r i v e r , Fl a
a n d Ma h n m u . *oii wa* r.iketi from il-i
<
i hem
(nr
by the hoard
i nt e l l i g e nt 1 1.s |tj|g a n d g a v e t h e m a n i n s i g h t Milo
fa mil v t>v tlt-t- will
-iulu- appearance
Tinwalls ur*Muted mol »ecuiuled tiiat l he $20,1111(1. K s k l t n h n a n d f - it ie c o h rtv
hi rs h i p
i Ii- great i.r gi-l ..f -I- ,m h r i ,ir '4 n h . - L ori h o
r In m .i n1, •11m***( 111ft*• * "'iTif'i* Tii Tv* duui.-l> teUiiotyxid . u a l . u a Lv a c
f 1,......I . i t a . K. ì :n-.t* m* I'm.',
¡>.ifh north iff I lie (i mm mar •*rs. F l o r i d a a n d M.ll-.lll,.!
sy a jA iu W —
'r t s r i M l M Í M h l f . d w d i j -|-h„si. r i t e s « - ( . „ I s - e •
g-*ef
crete posts tiiat are f.i'lt licit In
ff ÎI $#-f ^*■*1iev**f V» t1»' *- —*\ r- r 1
\
n îi
*t
. ibi i.-1o111* $ t
:
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School t'l- and tie- »»rr>—I
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1,1 mil llo-v I -1
to
dead men as tin- foundations in
M 1.--util.i 11a 11: -l V1V|4**1*♦, H o n d a
Mi- -,
drrlicat'd to tie children of the II \ F l o r i d a
in tiie
lb* .»l- r 4 *11 *. 1 » h u litt**, a i L o u i s i a na a n d w h e r e ve r t h e S o u t h e r n the ground an- called nnd tlie*** will
Texas. $ 17.000.
t t a playground.
Carried
■*. l à a 1 : 1
, F x p r * »* ( ompi i i i v r* a - i n 1'
a n d e l absolutely prevent tin- wall» from
Mr \\--*to- w a * 1 a l , - iii * e r i i - u - l >
Si r..- * r - in f \ » »Y tt ill D* Mill *1 ici l * 1 in 11inm i I m g • vp n *» i oliii- ill
An ordinance adopting t he
1.11 .... »Mot -I..V w i t h Volio v I n u t hl«
giving way t •» bigh «eus or heavy
t o fe- 1 a t tm i m
wjm
.
M
viKti urdí’,.mu** of I he - ity of
II» Wl-ii
I m u r illuni
tii*u h t < )
pressure from the wind and water.
a i d pa ■' ■! a m a
T L qr-ula
till next Mi ni la y at un- r ni ug h o u r 1
ford of i 'i I I was read ili I ill I
t . r ii « e r * < onv i n r e t l
The
walls are very substantial and
Tiie
Annual
C o n v e n t i o n of
h'*
lie wa* a man of sound mind and 11 o ' l l o i ' k , t h e p a s t o r Rev S t e m - 1
plxrcd on it» first r e a d i n g utul pass
tin- work of f i ll i ng in will »tart hi
Florida a t-|e. ihiklv and wa* always busy
South
Central
i list rii t
v
x
In*
i*umi
Many
of
the
grow*
mi-yi'r will p r e s e n t tlo*
D u t i e s ol a
rd
Mul e d a nd s e c o n d e d t h a t t h e
Christian Kruli-.iinr 1 toon will be
with blood in their eyes and with the about one week from (lute us the
\(n*r w h i c h t w o
Fu Itemi services were held from c h u r c h m e m b e r "
rules Is* waived and It b e p l a c e d on
cutter heads will arrive by tiiat time
held in our city Del. 3fl, 31 and
c
I he M i*1 bollisi Episcopal idlliceh ill a p p l e . t s for me tn lier» ill p will lie o n y i ct I dn t h u i itu e x p r e s s c o m p a n y
its second rending by title only. ^ ^
at
t lie
<"ongregut l ol Ul l
The dredge boat and engine» and ull
Was
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b
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r
wel
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a»
deepl
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livo-ilii on Sunday morning, attend lia |>t i - 1 I a n d r e n - i x •»! i n t o 1 1 •
Roll call
Yea, H e r n d o n , D m g e e . D
, (
\ h e l pf ul
ami
p r a 1 1ii*ul
c.in \ITU«■<! that ttn* c o m p a ny was tile appliances of the very latest
vd h\ In* entire family, including his c bur- i
Adam*, Maxwel l . D a v i s o n . T o l a r a n d
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l-Mfi
K .1 L *.1 s
who
Li*
di
Aw*rnath\
I arned
It was t h e n
T t • •Vening .11.* •.J
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a o - l will
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I ■ •i it« hi mil v i- I I--- t fi
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mg ot i in old g . - s p i . 1 -i ■ p i .i
and vin-ndid that the rules lie fur
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u - f i see king mi all »•■r x ii e* 1 ■■
lh<*r waned ami n be read in full j
I to nod i er 11 -J - hildri-n w i*h i o
1 ongregnlional < hurch
present
.M.-I t i l l |a rt
ill
p r e -1
A resolution
was unanimously
l
iring
t i oi s e w Im a t t e n d i n t o lelloyy
arid placed on if* tl urd r e a di ng a n d
Next Sunday morning, a sermon
dellt of the state union. Rev D B Miperely tii.ink their many friend',
passed
as
follows:
"Moved
thill
it
in
ship with God.
Setting forth the
final passage. Roll rail, Yea, Hern
on tiie Psalms will he presented,
Curry of Jacksonville will have an who have been so kind nnd patient
unhappiness of the worldly life and the sense of this meeting that we
don, Dingee, Adams, Maxwell, Davi
during
the
illness
and
death
of
their
seeking
to give practical suggestions
important place also.
Mr Marcus
the jov of a life hnving tin <'hrist approve as a general proposition the for more appreciative us»' of that
son, Tolar ant } Abernathy. Carried.
C. FAtgg of the Children’s Home So- father, including our many t batiks
proposed new rales, lint that we
us tile ideal
R »a* then read in full and passed.
Society is a Sunday
afternoon for the many and beautiful flower*
r e c o or me mi t h u l t h è i-x|ir*-ss nllicials p o r t i o n «*f t h è Hi Dii*
A committee consisting of Coun- speaker, beside* mail.i di'trnt work
Ili-re presi - 111 In- a s k e d tu confi-r with
111 ( h e e v e n i n g al > IH t h è sercilmen Tolar. Davison .and Dingo
er* will lake part
I he i-xpn-s» c o mp u t i l e » in au eflort tu '*•’** »»Il he short and u p l l l t i n g , good
to jet with the jnayor to confer with
All <
K
S o c i e t i e s a r c ur g e d t o
mu s i c es|ieciiill\
pr e pa r e d. a n d a
g'-l » furi In-r ri-iliii iiiiii uf i h<- p n .
the county commissioners regarding
s hor t tal k h> tio- p.istnr -m
ii.iutapin ii to
be p r e s e n t by ileL g a l e *
IMir*»' lì r.ì Ï» n e g g p l a n l
» bo*pit.t 1 nr farm for'th^ poor, they
s e n d i n g n a m e s o f m i n e a* * " " i
as
i u in pa n ) D oi ng Its Best
I ' d . « n d hi.» l . - i - i l a l o n e poli cy
A
to report at the next meeting.
M r Haile s peaki ng of the meeting cnrilinl welcome i» extended to all
possible, to Mrs James Moughlon.
The reports of the chief ol police,
Registration Rooks Close Tomorrow
Me- rs Gibson and Hurt have ar af terwards »aid
I am glad irtdeeti
‘ »ur S u n d a y ...........1 i - being re
Sanford
treasurer, collector, sanitary inspec
Tomorrow
i»
tiie
last
opportunity
range!
for the Great World’s Series d i a l li t » « » g r o w e r » ware *h Us lied t h a t » c rutU id um l ye t I here is r o o m for
r
tor and lire department were rtfud
you will have to pay your pull lax and Ih«- score boar«l at the Imperial we are t r y i n g to do w ha t is right, nn I
B e re a n '-F Id e ffs ( la sses
school is graded, using
and Ordered filed.
and register, if you have not al- is the best that has .ever been ar and that we have satisfied them that »he Gr ad e d Si-ries of l«-.»son helps,
At the Baptist church two large, "mtdy done mo.
Moved and seconded that the
The electrical this is as near right a» h u m a n beings
The books close ranged in Fioridu.
hope all the old scholars and
bills as signed by the president and enthusiastic classes meet each Sun- Saturday nnd will not be opened equipment is par excellence and the
can figure it o u t . n n d t hey are going m a n y new M.n«*s will be found with
wit
h
the
fojlow
i
ng
approved by the finance committee day morning
ugaiq for two years, and those not jilays «iff be s h o w n j u s t as they un- to wiih<lruw a n y ( c ompl ai nt tn it us next S u n d a y
program:
be ordered paid. Carried.
qualified will therefore not be able maile i>n the fichi of art ion at Bos for it would mean that w«* must,
D « m t forget the G e l
to get he r
11.30 to fi 50 Willi Main St bool to vote in the general election next ton and New York. The ball fans
Moved and seconded that council
social tonight Friday). A jdeusant
against
onr
will,
keep
in
effect
the
0:60 to 10:00 Business »«'.»sion ol month, or hi any special elections of Sanford and virinity will enjoy
adjourn. Carried. •
present high rums, and that would tinte is promised all who come, a
class.
M. W.* LOV ELL. Clerk.
which may he held in the next two tlo- games us never before and with
mean an undue burden on the grow church fellowship evening, musir
10:00 to 10:30 Mrs. K K. Cox l»-i- years.
the Manie excitement us if they wvre er, and to such an extent woulti i h u l [ u,,d light refreshments. t ome an«)
The hur«len be that we would not g«'t bring a neighbor with you.
turcs tin' F'idelis.
Tomorrow is also the last day on watching them in New York
10:00 to 10130 Mr. G»-org»- Hyman which poll tax may be paid in order game “ ill he cnlleil each day at one
any shipments worth while
,
—- * *
to qualify for the general election o'clock and fmm tiiat tune until
Jacksonville, Oct. 9. — Appro xi- leactlrea tiie Berea a
mstely 500 wesu-rn and northern
10:30 to 10: -40 The classes unite in and tin- Tnq Collector will lie in his they finish the elevi Meal »witch
office until 8:00 p m. tomorrow hoard right from the wire« will
homm-eker* have arrived in Flor- a social 10 minute's
and on the heavier vegetables like
■
----------10:40 to 1;:60 Devotional service night (or the purpose of receiving chronicle each and every play. lL eggplant our ram we are asking for
lo
nearer accurate 403. the
Sanford Basket Ball team lieut llu»
is a must fascinating pastime even
poll taxes.
(Bajority reaching here yesterday conducted by leaders from the the
is sixty per «*1*111 ««1 the first class Orlando Military Co. team last Friif you are not a itali fan and tin*
10:40 to i0:50 Devotional service
others lo arrive today.
rate, while on beans, peas and tin* t)uy night cmi tho homo floor. It
people of Sanford should patronize
Injured by Auto
Thcvc- all arrived on trains on the conducted by leaders from the two x
lighter vegetable» it will be sikty-rtve wn„ „ fllHt jjiimP from start to finish,
The admis
The little «laughter of John Stem- the games each day
'Outhern Railway, from the western classes.
per cent
1 This is the team tiiat lieul Sanford
pi- r was seriously injured yesterday sion will be 36 cents.
Kite way», being brought in on four- * 10:50 Dismiss for preaching. _
To .Serve the Public
j on t j,0 Orlando floor by k score of
lJ cn .**»»« cars attached to the
Mr*. F\ E. Gntchcl is president of by the Ford car of Mrs. McBride.
"W e have adopted and an* living 0 «,
but Sanforil turned the
0>»I Palm, which was run in two the Fidells and Mr. Leslie Bryan is On account of u passing wagon ob Methodist Sunday .School Honored UP *a *1"' motto Serve the Public
tables
on
them
in good iorm.
Tiie
The pastor of the First Methtldisl
structing the mail the child was uot
»cctioni yesterday, and will arrive president of the Berean.
Signs
of
tliut
kimi
ure
in
ull
our
°f*|team
work
of
tlm
Sanford
boys,
seen in time and the car knocked Church of this city attended the
n tw° section* this morning.
* , *—
'
“
.
flees, a fid it is a pleasure to me t o l whir|, is conniflorf«l as good ns any
her down, the wheels passing over Sunday School Institute which was attend such meetings, and explain
•f, n S[*dition to these homeaeekers,
Baptist Services Next .Sunday
in the state fooled the Orlandy
her head, breaking her jaw and held in Jacksonville on Monday and
w ptaaenger tiHvel from the west
matters in full detail, and leave it to players ‘who were much larger men.
9:30 Primary school will tie held
At this Tuesday of this week. The reports the fair minded if wo arc not keep
•k*
WPit WB9 >o heavy .that in the pastorium, 510 Pprk avenue otherwise injuring her.
writing the child is resting easy and from the school here prove«! to be ing to the straight and narrow path." A larg<* crowd witnesse«! the game
e loyal Palrn^ja being operated
on account of the destruction of the
and were satidied in seeing the home
the tu it organized Methodist school
will recover.
° ,,cllon» t0 »ccommodate tho Shack.
team win.
reporting
from
this
section
of
the
c- Both sections of the train
Bought 11 a nr m k Place
S a n f o r d play* tirlatulu tonight on
9:30
Myin
school
in
church
atlrtb
state
A
beautiful
bilk
a
ltd
gold
T
h
e
.S
’liiM
o
f
.S
’
o
n
f
o
r
d
M *r ay were crowded with people
t
h
e
Grin tido flour, a t i g h t g a m e is
Mr David Taylor of Anbury Park,
Tho subject of the sermon to in- hnnm * was awarded to this »■ lion!
«ming to Florida, many of them for tori um.
exj.ecled
and Sfinfuid lm,-. hope to
b-li
verinl ut
at the
Baptist church next The t ..nt.er xtill be «-xhibimd n«*xt N. ,1 , has purchased through the
1 1 : 0 0 P r e a c h i n g . " T h e O v e r f l ow i n g
•lixi-ri-ii
tin- BupttNt
p purpose
of
remaining until
C.Mltudly
Real
Estate
Agency
til«*
Put
another
xict.iry 111 their column.
■Prtng.
Stindav night at 7:30 will be " T h e Sun«! *
Every member of t h«Life."
I.
J
Hancock
plan*
on
Golden
bak«\
Lin«! up:
Sins of Sanford."
The church is |school will rejoice, as each one has
. Trotti every aotircc comes infor3:00 Jr.- B. Y. P. U.
Mr. -Taylor U luire und will take Sanford
Orlando
l o c a t e ji a t the corner of Park and made posaiblu the result.
6:30 Sr. B. Y. P.. U.
der '.°n
he* - y lraveL Knoxville
possession
ut
once,
intending
to
Herring
Pint’s
are
being
perfected
whereby
R
F
Sixth street. Mr. George Hyman,
Z ™
»HI have it* great7:30 Preaching,
"The
Sins of the pastor of the church will deliver a much larger attendance and better muke SunTord his future hoqio. We Pearson
L F
Moore
t h e f Cai:> C.h,c* * ° »end* word that. Sanford."
welcome these new pcojdo to San Gilbert.
Ü
work
will
be
done
before
another
Salisbury
the
sermon.
Tho
large
audiences
thr°ugh that gateway will
Always welcome. 1■
R G
Chapman, c
continue* to attend tho Baptist ser report will be made, so that the ford. He* Is accompanied by L. G. Raynor
8t i " , eav**#t Hnown, while from
Egbert
nnd
son,
who
will
spend
the
school
will
hold
first
place
In
thp
C
ept.
f*.
Rotith
ï>
G
Rrtdenbjiygh
G
E
O
R
G
E
HYMAN,
vices.
You
are
welcome
to
all
ser
comes, every indication of
winter at tlte Taylor home.
state.
Subs: W. Ilouth, Washburn.
vices. "
•
* bounteoui harvéat of toiirfiU .
Pastor.
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a
THE GREAT WORLD
REGISTRATION BOOKS
SERIES STARTS TODAY
WILL CLOSE TOMORROW
HOMESEEKERS ARE COMING
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T R E SANFORD HERALD
PACE EIGHT
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7
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J p T rw n r»*.
' _________ BKrTEMuER »Î ». . t t l 4
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"W e stand then, for deeds of mercy Sept. 18tb, "D addy's birthday/'
and love, and for the education, Mrs. Williams was Miss Nellie
emancipation .and salvation of wora- .Furen of Sanford, Fla.— St. Petrr*.
on and ihildren at hortio and abroad burg Daily Time«,
and any work we can do to nd-|
—
♦
vance tho kingdom of God.*’
Invitation« have been received
B E IN G A R E S U M E O F S A N F O R D ‘ H A P P E N IN G S
BUDGET O F O PIN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN
Misa Lucille Aapinwall Bang in her, in*'Sanford from Dr. Blackman iff
usual excellent stylo a charming Hollins College, announcing the oj,en
• - - - - - - - U P - T O - D A T E =- ’■ =
YOU AND M E.”
little song "Jenny," and responded Ing exercises on Wednesday
Communications for'fhis Column Should he Marked "Society Editor", or
to the encore with "Cobwebs."!
,
Phoned to Mra. It. A. Tcrheuo. Phone 203
Miss Winnie Smith has* returned
Mrs. Terheun gave a humorous read------ T***------- -----Ti7—
—
*ing entitled "Mra. ‘Purdy's Parquis- from a delightful vacation, delight,
beautiful bride roses, Only the rel- Ue»,"
fully spent"in the state of uhio
/Vrtin*- Islflrr
A CHI EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH.
were
atives
and
intimate
friends
.
Miss
Adelaide
Higgins
delightfully
One of the prettiest home wed
“ HE'LL PR EN T ’ E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
Mrs. Annie May Bynum is th*
rendered a piano number "Norwe
dings solumnized in Sanford Recently present at the ceremony.
The punch bowl was arranged on gian Bridal Procession" followed by guest of her brother, Prof. |lynura
♦ » ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ a » » was* that of Misa Linda I.efflcr and
Mr. Braxton Perkins, Wednesday the veranda which had been trans " A Curious Story” for the encore. and expect« to spend the winter m
J How would you like to have this our gates and make them feN
And then came tho most delight Sanford.
afternoon at .1 o'clock. Rev. A. S. formed into a beautiful bower. The
said about you, when the time home and thu^ while the i^Hii
dining
room
was
effectively
decorful
surprise of the afternoon when
Peck, rector of Holy Cross Church
comes for the newspaper fellows to were being held in the theater the
ated
in
pink
and
green,
and
after
three
little maidens, Isabel Strong.
Mrs. J. C. Byck of Seiner "-pent
officiating.
write something to make an article strangers should be made more wel
were Florence .Witte and Sarah Wight the /vpek end with her sister, Mr».
The attractive home was pleas- congratulations, the
guests
o f reasonable length, after you have come and brought into the house of
- ---. . .
t occasion.
•
- served delicious block ice cream in rendered a beautiful' Violin
num R*y .Butts. -.
antly
decorated'for
tfie
In
God. This reminds me of the great
finished—here below?;
the parlor white and green were the pink and white, and the small cakes ber - "Engleman," with Misa Mar
"T h e world hp found a good place movement now being inaugurated color motif, and on one aide of the 'verc *ce<l
Mr. M. Mlnerick of GalnesviH*
white with a pink rose garet Strong at the piano. It was
to live In. Perhaps there were cer by Mrs. Must a in In St. Louis and room yvaa arranged an altar, with *n
center. The brides cake was rather a novel experience to see tho spent Saturday and Sunday in San
The
tain persona In it who fell some called the Anti-Lonely Club.
cnnfties in crystal holders and a pro a triumph, in the culinary art, the rather a novel experience to see ford.
following
dispatch
from
the
daily
what short of what might be de
firió » of handsome white carna- white icing being adorned with a three fittle girls at -one time playing
sired. But ho was always able to paper tells of her plans:
bea utifuL-jSMtn
»^f.~rtrr|in und with such perfect
violin
•‘ A movement originating^ with
for—their derelic
ten
Dmhrida
in
lu.r
flTstructor at Stetson University will
!Uf\W
*
cercmony, after the arrivât", up the
tion«, and he.was sure to know some Afrs. Ambie H. Mustain of St. Louis
manner had. cut tho first. -slice, the ,
Mias
Carrie Ensminger
,
- . -presided ctrme ovc4 from DeLnnd Wednesseveral years ago, having for ita ob guests, Mrs. F. S. Munson, one of
unsuspected virtues in them-” . .
Sanford's finest musicians, played- -tto married, gi lefts ft el e invited to at thô punt* b howl and was assisted -day. and will be the guest, of Mr«.
This o|d world Is a good place in ject the amelioration of the oppres
softly. "Every Soul Has Its Song," try their fortune,. Misa Bello Smith jn serving by Miss Nona Wylly apd H m r y v W tg
whiafru‘ ~ T i m i n r m w r only in the. sive lo
ganized a class in Sanford amt TUI
llowtui .by "Träumerei.-"
As tho securing the ring. Miss Annie H i*-j Mrs. Findlay Munson.
eveht you arc able to point out ex- great city, haa been revived
______
come over from Ilnt-and «,y,ir.- wrrlr—'
strains of the "Bridal Chorus" from gins the dime und Miss Ruth Met-'
-f»m^»ding rapidly over the south. It
.
I
¡{ote Meeting
to instruct her- pupils.
Lohengrin sounded, the brido enter tinger the thimble.
— only in the event you arc able to now looks aa if the ambition of its
The bride and Kioom took the
John McUch entertalned the
ed
with
her
brother,
Mr.
William
recognlxe ’some unsuspected virtue founders to see tho movement devel
for_ Jacksonville, r08C mn^er8f members of the WomMrs. B. E. Beatty, Mrs. Ed. PilLcfller.1 She was met at the altar by afternoon train
in those with whom you associate. op into a national organization is
the groom and his best man, Mr. J. where they left via Clyde line for an.„ c ,ub> very dclightfully Wcd. ley and Mr. Walter Beatty of Wash
It la another way of Baying that we about to be realized.
D. Roberta. Miss Peaches' Lofller. New York nnd other northern cities. nesday afternoon last, with one of ington, N. C., have arrived here for
In many cities of the south and
get out of life exactly what we put
a sister of the bride was u charming Upon their return they will go to the largest meetings yet held, for the Hand-Betta wedding and are the
cast organizations have been formed
.into life.
housekeeping.
maid of honor.
the purpose of rpaking roses. Al- guests of Mrs. Chas. Hand,
The trouble with a good many for the purpose of affording an op
Tho bride has spent her life in this though the BUcndanee ¡8 go0(1 it
The bride was very lovely in a
people is they do not play fair wifh portunity for strangers of both
city her parents being among San-j^ raqUMUd lhat moro oi the dub
Mrs. A. C. Chapman, who cams
themselves. They try to cheat them sexes.to meet for social Intercourse. * niorflah going-sway gown of Copen- ford's earliest residents, nnd she has
I hagen blue, unu chic hat to 'mutch.
over to attend the wedding of her
members
attend
these
meetings.
■elves. They seem to think they It has been suggested—and work to
She curried a shower bouquet of a host of friends.by whom she is
The meeting tomorrow, Wedtfes- si»lcr. Miss Stewart, returned to
can put mud into their lives and that end is now in progress —that
greatly bclived.
She is an accom day, will he belli at the home of Kissimmee Saturday.
■1
take out virgin gold. They act,as these.several organizations in various
plished musician and has a most at
if it were possible to find fault with localities he united under one gen-1 absence from the campaign injure tractive personality. The groom is a Mrs. Dnenc Turner at 3 o'clock.
Mr. W. H. Tibbala, Jr Jell today
others, and enjoy the world in which eral head, the purpose being to ex the party's chances at the polls.
genial member of the firm known as
for Ona. where he will ■ni h
Hook
Laters'
Club
tend the links in the chain until the
The administration
has
d0ru> the Sanford Shoe i Clothing Com
others live at the same time.
The Book Lovers' Club held its the drug business.
splendidly.
Congress
has
performed
whole
nation
is
included.
It isn't satisfaction with one's seif
pany, and has made a large circle of
These organizations, known vari servicer entitling the .present ses friends, among whom he is very first fall meeting at thd home of
that makes life worth while; it is
By every popular, since coming to Sanford Mrs. It. E. Tolar Thursday nftcr- {/ Mrs. E. S. Parsons has returned
satisfaction with other people.
Life ously aa the "L9aely Social Ci-lclea," sion td- rank very high.
from Tampa and is again the guejt
becomes unbearable when it haa to which is the name applied by Mrs. fair argument, the House is entitled from Virginia several years ago. noon, with six members present.
of
Mrs. E. T. Woodruff,
After the transaction of business
be lived with those who are avar Mustain to the original organization, to re-election in November; House, The best wishes of all follow Mr.
icious, with those who are malicious, and "Less Lonely Leagues," or Senate and President merit the en- and Mrs. Perkins in their new life. refreshments were served by the
hostess uuil a delightful hour en-, Mr. and Mr». I. K. R o > ari* it
with those who are not virtuous, "Anti-Lonely I^eagues" are berom- I <Iptaument which such re-election
Tampa Tribune.
joyed.
Those present were Mes- the Fairview apartment« for the
«with those who are undeserving. ing vastly popular among the thou would imply.
dutries John Brady, Geo. Fox. Mor wi liter
Ami tlic rule of sticking to his
So If thut is the way you ace others, sands of men and women who find
It
A
lie
<
¡alloy
hr
r
ion Hopson, ('has
Polk, E. N
gales
0 / joli which the President lays down
that is the way they are, so far as themselves within fthp
v Mr. Ed llouih has return« I •rt*m
Luke
and
R,
E.
Tolar.
Telegrams
roceiVed
in
the
city
strange
cities.
Some
of
them
now
\
for
himself
should
control
every
you are concerned. Hence, if you
a
delightful visit at New All. any.
Miss
look at people through such unchar have hundreds of members upon member of Congress This is no tim announce the marriage -of
I
n
«1
This is ml James Margaret White of Sanford
/‘rrsonuf .Mention
Old people are even inerçiher of Congress
itable eyes, then, indeed, are you their rolls
Kdmi
Plant lias returned to
to
Mr.
Edward
H.
Gallagher
of
AsMiss
more
eager
to
join
than
the
young
time
foe
fence
Iixmg
aL
home.
The
living your life in a world that isn't
Miss Mary Simms, who wa* one1
commission
given
men
elected
in
!
bury
Park,
N.
J..
at
Baltimore,
Md,;
Sanford
and
will
spend the winter
ones."
fit to live in.
nf
the attendants at the <t. « tr*
I'll/ «]«>«-> not expire till
March. Monday uftiTnoon at I o'clock with Mrs, Geo Diekinson
But if you can see in others the
wedding has ret Ilf! 1 : *iì
Ga
telici
Medical statistics are authority III 15; until .then their duty is to After an extended wedding trip ■%(
virtues that within them lie— for *
her
home
in Plant ("1ty•there are virtues in the worst of for the statement that a large per their country, nnd their own private several weeks, Mr and Mrs. (iullaMr and Mrs. M. M Mitchell
fortunes
are
of
m
i
weight
in
the
bill-!
gher
will
reside
at
Asbury
Pnrk.
men; if you can find excuses for the cent of children attending school
Vole) • Williams has returned 1rnm
( where they will begin housekeeping left Thursday for New York to Inshortcomings of others— ami there are -afflicted with curvature of the mice.
gone
two
weeks.
Florida, where lie ila* 1r«*ff|
South
_ _ in a beautiful home, the gift of Mr
is ever an excuse for any man's spine or other bodily imperfection ^
»t
iif Jas Brow runa »I < 1ànitill"
gtic
GaMagher’s parents
M r s Gallagher
shortcomings; if you can forgive, which could he easily corrected by a|
tly
lar.-agrcsa).
V
Miss
Lucille
Henderson
of
Dade.
cn the--popular*
lias buen lor
■■
hefp, Bmf encourage, simple method of physical exercise. |
and
efficient
wh” hr’* '
lh''
ül
And tliis brings to my mind a
then wilt you live in a world that is
Mi s s Jimmie I.ning left on Thursday
M r ami Mrs
Robert H-rtoPa
Caldwell & Sons’ .
Mr Gallagher Is
full ' i f delightful associates, and' suggestion for local application
for
New
Smyrna.
left Saturday for Arcadia,
-»'m
a suceesssful commission merclflint
Why not let our school hoards, or
your life, like theirs will lie worth
thev will make their futur«* hor<
teachers prescribe such a course for
while.
X- Miss] Fannie Lowry of Plant City.
.S/rilu' titdr
the pupils in our public srhools?
1/
who <ninc over for* tie I. •filrrKathleen, ihr* littl
ria ught. r of
M rs. (ifo. Fox chaperoned a gay j ’erkins wedding is now in Jacksyn^ Old Socrates, as wise as any of Fifteen minutes a day of tilin' rouid
Mr and Mr» E. E Brady ret or. A
party of young pcrTple-fTtiiny even ville.
them, used to pray, "O grant me, O he easily foumlT* and a careful sys
today from Georgia, w tmro she as
" (
ing on a most enjoyable straw ride
—
God, all I need ^nd no .more." And tem of physical exercise in which all
spent the summer.
to the home of Mr P M Elder,
his prayer was answered, as nil pupils he required to participate
- Mr. A W. Fitts. Jr , tui i n*where tlie happy crowd enjoyed the turner! rum Thomas vilh> a nil ot her >JMUs Annie I1aw k
would create a healthy circulation
prayers are that ijught to he.
m a/, 'n ta
chicken
pillau anti other good tilings Georgia points, where 11* hijs been Sanford after ¡1 ver , leasnnt
of
the
hlood,
develop
the
physique,
How many prayers at this day ami
TTV
I’
served by Miss Nellie Elder, ihwr
age are as modest? How. many of correct mild forms of spinal curva
in the 1 It err *1 of 1 tie d a r> i-ti* me*- n 1 r spent 1 h her eld i.
' * * if
young hostess
T h o s e in t h e party
us or how few desire only that ture, und serve ns a general phy-i<*ul
gta
were
Mrs
Gen
Fox. Miss«*s Nellie
tonic
And
the
mind
would
become
which we need?' Whose prayers
Mrs. G E By nu in and Why
Evans-, Kate, Gertrude and Jane daughtc r returned Frill ay fr< III u
would not he answered if he prayed clearer nnd brighter and in better
A luti«- duught r r wUw nor 1 1•» If
Brown, Annie Lee Caidwrfl, Addle
as wisely und proceeded to do the form to sustain the. strain of the
among
the
summer
spent
and
Mrs. If. l.uIf mu11 liât Wt'l'k
pleasant
Neal, Virginia Brady, May Thrasher, homo folks in Arkansas.
class room.
best he could?
Fern Ward,
Elizabeth Stafford,
-Training of the mind is essential,
And, to continue the questioning,
Miss Alice Guild came up frara
Ruth
McDaniel,
Agnes Bothamly,
but
a
proper
regard
for
the
demands
who among us would not be better
Mrs.,C. R. Walker has returned Orlando Sunday to spend the wick
Alice Caldwell; Fred Wight, Allan irom\; Jacksonville nnd Tallahassee with her sister. Miss Clara I.oi'mf
off ’ If he had only the things he of the body is also necesiary. That
Jones,
G. W. Spencer, J D. Wood
sluggish
feeling
which
retards
the
needs. Nearly every man's troubles
Guild
ruff, llarroid
Washburn,
Dixie
arc due to the things he does not advancement of so many pupils
(Mrs, J C Ensminger nnd \Jiss
Brown hmi Ed.J Betts.
need.
Nearly all heartaches, and would gradually disappear under
Carrie are again at home after n de H'berr l'isífing Worbrc1 art /., 'd
exercise,
leaving
most of the henduehes among the proper physical
lightful summer spent in Vermont
Miss Lillie Farnsworth u !I IsMiotic ami iMtirions
women are due to striving for things both mind and body in n healthy1
and Massachusetts. They attended with Dr. and Mrs I, It Philip*
Mrs. Henry Wight was hostess the funeral of Mr. Geo. H. Fernald
which they do not need, or obtain state.
With all deference to our school
to the members of the Ntìssionary in Boston, while en route to San-,
ing them, in riotous use thereof.
Mtss Salumi* Hampton in slopinc
Union of the Congregational church ford.
It is not meant that one should hoard and teachers, we make "this
with Mrs. S. Ü. Shmliolscr
*
and their friends Monday afternoon J
aspire only to a crust of bread and as a suggestion.
.
------—
.
.•
It is worth a trial.
from 3 to 6. A large number re
rough clothing. One can exist upon
To the regret of her many friends
Mias Martha King, one of the
• • •
sponded to) the 'A t. Home' invita Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn will not tcarh High School tes’chers is domiciled
■ueb food and protect himself from
tions,. for Mrs. Wight is a popular in Sanford this winter.
the elements with such clothing. 5 A splendid presentation of the
with Mrs. T. L. Newton.
and charming hostess.
But he needs more— much more. American patriot's point of view in
After the regular business meet
He needs education ahd music and the present European crisis is given
Mr. and Sirs. R. J. Holly nml
Miss Louise Harris and Mi»
ing, which was conducted by Mrs. family are moving this week into Edna Plant arc with Mr». Dickisart—and pleasant surroundings at in President Wilson's letter to Frank
C. "E. Walker, a most enjoyable pro their new home over the Herald son.
al time«.
He need« the .conven E. Doretnus, chairman of (he Dem
gram
of music and missions was office, where they will reside this
enres'of modern .life, quite aa much ocratic National Congressional -Com
Tempt the appetite,
Wbli
rendered,
and duinty refresh winter.
as primeval man needed ,a chunk of mittee.
Declaring his belief thut
Mr. T. A. Christopher is at the
please the taste and
ments
served,
completing
an after
flesh. But no man needs as much the responsibilities of office will keep
Ohio House.
«
n o u rish the body.
noon of delightful pleasure.
To ' It will he of interest to her many
as he thinks he needs, and few men him at Washington, when leaders of
Crisp,dean and fresh.
those who were not accustomed to friends In Sanford to hear that Mrs.
can handle more than they need his party throughout the country de
Miss Alice Totherly is sto.ppmi
5 cents.
attending missionary meetngs. it M. Martin will not occupy Comfort with her aunt, Mrs. C. E. Walktf.
with profit to themselves or 'anybody sire him to visit their sections in the
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was a revelation and delight, a Cottage this winter hut will hnvc
glae.
interests of tho fall campaign, the
number
signifying their intention charge of the Epworth Inn at En
No one gets out of life all there is President sounds a high note of
Miss Clara Louise Guild wi reto
become
members "at the close of terprise.
to be gotten until he can sincerely patriotic purpose which will find an
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side with Mrs. A. P. Connelly
the afternoon.
pray the prayer o f Socrates. Until echo in millions of hearts.
Round, thin, tender—
Mrs. F. P. Strong's paper on
with a delightful flavor
Mrs. E. N. Luke nnd daughter
he comes to understand that which
“ Every patriotic man,", observes
Mrs. E. N. Luke will he with Mr*.
“ What the Missionary Societies of are the guests of Mrs. Chas. L. Polk Chas. Polk. - - is good for him, and learns to use it Mr. Wilson, “ ought now to stay on
— appropriate for lunch
our Church Stand For" gave an In at their country home and will re
temperately; until he haa bsniahed his job until the crisis Is pissed and
eon, tea and d in n er.
teresting,
brief outline of the mis side with them this winter.
10 center
the desire for things which he does ought to stay where his job can
Prof. J. R. Wild man’ Is stoppini
sionary societies and their work
not need; until he, can forget him beat be done. We must do what
with
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davison.
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in' home and foreign fields, touching
Miss Ruth Mettinger will return
self as soon as hit necessities have ever la necessary - and forego what
upon the ipeciAc work of the San to St. Timothy's Hospital, Phila
been served, man does not begin to ever is necessary to keep ba in close
Miss Eva Walker will teach th®
ford Union. In the Florida field, delphia, Thursday morning after a second grade primary this winter.
live. ; *
,and active concert in order to re
• • • .
the locsl society contributes to the most enjoyable visit with her fam
lieve in every possible way the
• •
West Tamps mission and the sup ily. • Miss Mettinger haa been the
H The several churches In Sanford stress and strain upon our people
Miss Nlta Moore will make
Made
of
the
finest
port
and education of Empiro, a recipient of .many delijthtful atten home with her sister,
that have been forced to m e' the Wurinr the continuance of ' the pre
Mrs. Kingredienta. B a k e d
little Cuban girl; and-the Florida tions during her vacations. She will
theater buildings while th e churehes ent extraordinary conditions.
Kfy
Murrell.
to perfection. The
Gospel Navy, the splendid work graduate in May.
are In course of construction may job, I know, ban be done beat only
n a t i o n a l stre n g th
being done by .Rev. Nell McQuarrio
be doing a greater-work this winter if I .devote my whole thought and
food. to.cents.
• Miss GiAd and Miss Alice TethcrNotice to Telephone Subscriber*
on the southern coast of .Florida.
than If they were housed In their attention to It and think of nothing
ly
came
up
-from
Orlando.
Sunday
In
the
Foreign
field
the
society
On and after October 1st. I Sli
new buildings.
The the'aters are but the duties of the hour.” ’
1
night
to
take
up
their
duties
at
the
contributes
to
the
work
In
China
ther«
will bo a charge of ONE
dose in and the services ought- to
Thus, argue« the President, he
B u y biscuit baked by
and Turkey. Mrs. Strong very beau High Schodl on Monday.
D O L L A R (M.00) made for chant
attract a lonely man on Sunday even will probably be unable to take part
tifully expressed ths use of misaiCan
ing position of telephone in »a10*
ing who is in the city, for a few days. in the fall canvass. That task must
N ATION AL BISCUIT
The many friends of Mr. and Mra. building, and TW O
ary societies when she said that
DOLLARS
In fact one of the ministers. last be left to others.
COMPANY
"O qr missionary societies are just W. W. Williams of St. Petersburg (82.00) for moving telephone fro®
Sunday night touched on this sub
Men of ¿11 parties wiU approv
great
beautifully
organized are congratulating them on the ar .one building to another.
ject and stated that the congrega what the chief executive says. Nor,
A lw ays look fot that Name.'j
motherhood
for
the
world’’
and in rival of an eight pound daughter,
SA N F O R D T E L E PH O N E CO. ,
tion should become more active in if one look at it from a partisan
conclusion summarised by .stating, Sarah Elizabeth, who arrived on
Per F. W. Mahoney, Sec’y.
looking after the strangers within point of view, should the President's'
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS:
A B O U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
Uneeda
Biscuit
Baronet Biscuit
G raham
C rackers
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mii!|p m
t •y
WAR
PU B LIS H E D
SEMI -WEEKLY
NEWS
F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E
SANFORD F IE L D
TH E S A N FO R D H E R A L D
Ji\ S A N F O R D -
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
Lift* I* Woilh Living
S.VNKOHU. F L O R I D A . F R I D A V m [O B L Ì I 1. 1314
VOLUME VI
SO
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FIRE PREVENTION PERILS OF PAULINE
THE REGULAR FALL FLA. WEEKLY REVIEW THE GERMANS ARE GIVING GROUND
EQUINOCTIAL STORIVL: SHOWSIMPOVEMENT ^ BOTH IN THE EAST AND THE WEST SAVES TROUBLE AT STAR MONDAY
DID BUT SM A LL DAM AGE M A N Y
am o ng
fa r m s
of
CELERY DE^TiV _
.
N E W I N D U S T R I E S G E N E R A L V O N K L U C K ’S A R M Y IS S A I D | T O B E IN S P E C I A L C A R E S H O U L D T H E G R E A T E S T S E R I A L
H A V E B E E N IM L O M O T E D
A M O S T D E S P E R A T E C O N D IT IO N D E C IS IV E
B E T A K E N IN S T A T E — - M a T I O N - B K ^ U R E P U Y
• O V E R T1L11. S T A T E - R E S U L T S A R E E X P E C T E D A T A N Y T IM E
O F F L O R ID A -" - !/ . r~ f t e r t t t ^ r d d u c è 5 *
Columiurrr tin..
our regular equinoexiul storm t hut
dust ría) ‘ bnitPf nu«jsne- ye—»■»-)--urfsetf
*h„ Hevp Tirexrtng for sonu* time urInst week:
r,vrd on schedule on Tuesday or
"Constructloti, industriai and gen
rather early Wednesday morning.
erai business urtivi |> in thè situi h■ml for. 1,01,111 l ' mo >l ■ « ‘mod that
‘ the bottom had fallen out and all enst has heen greaier ibis week tlttin
th.
In lIn1
, tuirlil » at m tium; last, ihouglì thè latter showed a very
do«a. but the rain did not lust long, ¡irrreptible itnpro voement as rumwhich probably saved* the furmcra parod with thè prcvious week.
“ The nwnrding of importuni con
In this section much loss from water.
trada
und announcements of under*
.Some of- them sufTered in the Beod
takings
of magnitudo are included
beds and some frtyn plants that had
in
thè
new»
for thè week.
been set in the field but the losses
“
A
$500,000
coltoli mill is to he
were comparatively small and the
p.xtabHshed
at
l.atìrnnge.
<ìa.
growers .arc thankful to get off so
"Duval
eounty.
Florida,
has
light. Usually at this time of the
jPar these heavy rnins are expected awarded contrai is *f.»r thè erectiu
and i hey are the bane of the grow of additimi* to its emiri house and
jai! at u tdliil of i f j l . f j f
er, who are just planting the lettlire
(ll
“ Jefferson ■iHliily Mal..,in;
and celery and Other plants in I hr
liiiiid a 2-tnrv -il
liebls ,.r get their seedbeds in good
l.ake 1 1 * 1 1 1 1
Fi or i t a
ha- ohi
„haj,'. and i he witter ruins them b>
p!o\ i-d c n g i ih . r- ’ .I | r. » . •• pi., coming in s»Kb .» large volume that
(or> road coiisiruciiun, fur wluch
the drain pipes do not carry it oil
ahout $600,00(1 will In* ex|'ended.
. last enough.
"A con tra et has heen awarded in
'However. H no more rains of this
Tampa,
Fin., («r ilo* credimi uf tt
nature occur the farmers will he
lilir
try
building
t> rn-i $17.505
ha|>|'Y. as the one Wednesday help
M m m ' i . FI . i
I- *■■1■ V
I.o l
ed ail It” ' crops , uiiMdrrahly lit'l'ad
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oust
r
io
I
ion
u
l
ghli
ii. .I. of damaging them and everybody is
- a ni l . r V s ewerII tills Hiiirm was the regular
I i . I!.
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nr,g 1 <d rnjr«r that we a•• i p
I $ 1.1,11110 ni i ini n\i n i >. 1■
¡itm;d tn tiave in ihe (all. then
Plant t'i!V i .........
io,
urr he "> indeed for t tie beaillllul
;
will
Veli
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fall »• vilier
will follow and there
I* * - * I *• g
'll-.
will ■• .ail lung but pi a....... 1 1.«
$ I I .you
M. Joint» »tver. «W *
r*pim»r tt
' To the Public*
The Florida Pi;
- irf* Preventjpa So__
miles from Cracow in pursuit of ciel y desires to emphasize, in view of
DnnkiTs arm y. There is terrtflçfihliag „1 B n W * » the fr ,
battle is still undecisive.
Manager Herndon has
arrangements to show to
of Hanford a thirty five'
picture, to co m o" a three
a«,
just made
the people
reel, serial
.refle.v epi-
„,,s ,
The position of (ienexili__ V o U * l ur
absolute rleantiness and especial known
'
tIH feature night and in ad
care to P R E V E N T FIRE in every dition to the regular program an
KlUCK S arm) is desperate.
.
mercantile Und tnunufucturjng cs- epiaoue
oi ■
t ne Perils
renia of t'auline"
episode of
“■The
Pauline'*
,
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,
! taldUhment in the state, whether It will
*“ ‘he exhibited.
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Slight advance* by both wings of.
I he most recent word from the |IC ¡n fvln ,,r p(irtill| operation or
As soon us proper arrangements
the allied armies are indicated ill an ¡Belgian w.,r office also given out las entirely closed down, and to stress can be made, a story of each section
official statement issued by the night stated that the Belgians were particularly the IN D I V ID U A L RE- will be* published in the Sanford
French war office at 2:15 o'rlork this 1successfully repulsing the attack of S P O N S IIH LIT Y
for
preventable -Herald in Fridays' issue and can he
afternoon. At the same time th e ,the Germans on Antwerp.
'
0f ,,ÿory «l«.Mcription
seen the following Monday at the
general situation is described us unFlghiinV in the Far East lia- lieWith plants ready to resume op- Star:
ehatige*.
■gun in earnest with mi attack by (-rations witli unimpaired capacity
The fertls of Pauline is admitted
We huxe, nevertheless, says the (¡crm.ut . ,ir>hip* on land positions Florida will occupy n commanding to he the greatest series of Motion
statement,
made progress on our t>f the Japanese who are besieging po-Minn in the commerce of tin* Picture Plays ever produced and
left to the north, of the Somme and Taingcr
world upon eeSsutlOh o f hos t i l i t i e s shown to ( he public by any firm.
mi o' it right . M.r Southern Wnevri*
lit
! ..rupe
H**r products, lumber,
rite players, tin- author and the
\n
Ir-lre i '
V"
v ' T’ '
1 ' “ * d at h . -. ,1 -tores
and
phosphate,
will
l>
>
I'd
he resources guarantee lo you
1a1*.' lie -* - M-gi
Tbe tirief
I'.in- .ii'iiou'o'wmeiit Tokio
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the
ip.ality of the production. Tho
I, -iii.il lor).i In lioiit
¡lord- the >. 1y I ;i 1 ilillll official gun;*rice
levels
than
have
«ever
heretostory
is clean and wholesome, yet
destrlv *-r while a. Japanese mine
Mi'tlrevs thrown on the tremendous
fore
prevailed.
It
is
imperative,
wit
it
plenty
of thrills, ad ventures,
sweeper was sunk off the harbor and
struggle in northern Frinire today.
therefore, that every plant he eon- narrow escapes, villainy, love scata
Jit
t
1
,
i
!;.*-**
strpplv
-hip
dalnni'ed
London and Merlin remained «¡lent
The* gpmdest
rill*
n what vague Japan eu* slat«*- served and protected from loss or lerci I throughout.
in the lute afternoon and what un'damage
hi
lire
if
nor
meri
hauls
and
sreni.
effects,
ilo*
most
thrilling, al
t!** i it. i Tessimi 1 ha1 I he
nlhital report- r. :n hi ,1 ihe 1'llited mem
ii
nuf.it
t
u-ers
wo.ild
t.
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to.
gobi
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most
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libelli
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specta
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in
every
episode.
sull 1
I.eilig -nu
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to indiM. r< I ai tand
rtiannfii. 1 on-rs |'eo|ib- .ire going to se. "The Perils
<
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tbeai.
•top t
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Come to
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from
Ve- le- i|,i V robti-l. and inll.iiiiniaMe material 1-i.* 11
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Von. loo, will be tnore ( ‘ ait
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1 asi of < harm ter«
I ...Il ic. on Septemi i er « I ¡ules or thrown into corners to he-! Stanford Marvin
be.-n Ti po. ' . at
Al t i e r i
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tin
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poi I I*i toil ¡.'il -, o..t *r.i 1 ni a jiri
aggregai mg Í l U.olio
l i . , r.-pr.
Ua *. Mini d I I wen
His Secretary
thè valile of I he total Products of seni riii.-i. en 1 11 If • r. .1 lim s .
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all hres are ilo* same «ufe at the
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health fatlitig asks Frulline lo ma r r y
ine-«, lo mage the journey, lull the * old at the Utile of hi- death
H** ijjcr truck., llirvt boso reds-and bf-j
B(.ht))1| buiblmg. ....-burg.
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Insurafl.e is Out partial
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bition to become a great writer.
Early visitors to the city have . l a r g s o n i die,
paymenl. mn absolution
r-L>- provi«, that lie has som« lai
been heaïd to express appreciation i m p r o i e l n e n t , $1 S.min Mobi l e. Ala
Fin* ¡ircyeittiun is a mailer of
c
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hi -lowing Harri and bis father
over the generally clean condition a tol fL'-l ,1 s * F. lisa, ola Fia t b.-at. . leunbness and • i r e f u l 1 ti t b*
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of the citi streets
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A cluni*. ( ome down here to I*elis other treasures is, a mummy. Just
ra,1d,t-or trees m Clay county is only pit. Hit.: cantieri Roberts -la ho ; fr«*e .d».*1 ritoltimi advertising Tampa and i ue season has not begun.
-.in mill ¡unti South Florida.* The hook » h i * •Inv or so ago \-l. M r Foster'' w.t* mere, and you ina., soon ride in «rtu* after in- decision to give Paulino
Afloliier indication that the people of siery mill, (»udsdeil. Alii
!.. Ih* 5o per ecnt advertising add 5tl in * . arwater and wanted $5uii to grown on your own yea. i
Fell* her trip, lie is silling in the libniry
Florida are 'beginning to discover near ClaXt.in (i:t . was pia et. Lid
when he is attached by one of his
p.
r
real
text
and
to
be
printed
on
money producers that have hereto land, Fla.”
• » i il.! li a Fosti r Bureau lor* and lucre Tribune
faintitti*
-pollWhen in a semiTine
b.,,.i,
paper
The
advertising
fore heen overlooked or Jicglorted.
l o Î., •• s p l i c e III Ills gUl d.
bookiio,i,
.Him,
-iu,te,
the mummy steps
page** wer...........-IJ al $100 a page T'l. i i hire Is .-.(il lo Ilei [i lite Fi
There are probably other thing* now
('
d.'V.ii [""in her ease ai d addresses
The huai, wo aid easily cost $10,00(1 fu
upnotiei d wliich in future days will
! . . . d, ni ni 1 Imago T n i i n e
lot
him
help bring- cash into the trade chanPhiladelphia, Dit
, T he lir-.r n. prodii , , Sgurtng 100 pages, and ( huaro Keeord Herald Florida ili
Ocala, Fla. Oct, I
Judge Bul
nel« of our state. Bradenton n Her two games bel wecu the Pluladc! t In-, advertising if all of lite 50 page ti •*n-. and so on ad lib.
This muses an attack of heart
lo. 1. of tin* circuit i-nurTt- holding a failure resulting in his death.
ald. '
His
phia American- and the Bo-ton S-i wer.- i nVa-li would produce a reieI'i il I* why Florida riuniti.Trini
special session in Ocala lo try Albert will, when read, leaves one-half of
id
tionuis fnr the loi-.-vall champion-I uuino.- >
d $5.000 The |>ropusition was hodle- are kept poor
They have
Tim $500,(101) steel mill of the ship of llii* w.nul will be ¡dai ed in turnet .down by the ( hntnher of Itot |.- roed |o .i *, no Mani of ihcci \ Moligli for the alleged murder of h.v fortune 'o bis -on and the other
« ..n r ., r* * .|i.d an it).peal mi» mad.* I lot,*, n cheap**! lo p u l their mon. y hi- vv||c ai I i \ares -i-l eral 1ear- h. ,1 la 111* adopted daughter, Paul
Burt on-Swartz Company at Perry PhilasUdphta on Onul.-r b an,l
i* nearing completion.
The owners The third and fourth giura x udì 1» to Do* •t>
« linnneial loot tu a o v fool adierti-liii* - l i t u i that i« ago, gialli.*,I a . out mulini c *>f the i n e , .viih a provision that in ease of
hive u contract with the gigantic played in Boston. October !1 at J !
< !■ rw..l-r m i * offered 10 page* for presented to them titan to pay an i asc until the regular term ol court her death before /lie marries Harry
Ctrpentc* O’ Brien Company for all Thu fifth game will he played .in |*200. ur $20 a puge. in other words experienced puidicity man a salary in December.
her share will go( to his secretary.
K B Bullock for the defense X iW ell,
cypress timber they can handle Philadelphia, ftetoher II and a sixth'tin* offer »n* .i gift of 91.H00 to (hi* lo sprilli the town's money l a way
pleaded for I lie coliti nun lice ou tin*
The latter company ‘has timber and game in Boston. Diinb.-r l , ;l more d ti providing the publishers would that will produee resili Is
Owen is a villain at heart und
ground that the defendant was ill
■
arri
mu
their
contract
and
furnish
timber land in several counties in than four games are m*ce-»ary to ile
It is so much cuMwr to contract and that several of his witnesses pints to secure Paulino'« fortune for
5ii oiiii copies of this beautiful hook.
tbe itatc, aggregating thousands of rido the series.
himself. How these plots were laid,
for $5il() spale in .stime
souvenir
j ' ” 1"
* ....... were unable to be present, Mr. Dun*
, ’’rfs* 10 (Treat is its undertaking
Timi was decidid la.c today ut a There was something wrong some
how
they are curried out and Harry’«
edition litan lo pac n't $600 in i»*u- run 0j Tuvan*« also made a strong
J 31
recently placed u mortgage meeting of lito National Baseball where.
share
in protecting Pauline is shown
Big a neat book for the town: it i* ¡dea for a fo n t iunanee
E \Y U n
A man named Thomas offered a
f°r 94,250,000 on record. The two com mission.
oil
the
screen in the different epi
so much easier to .pend $■*»"«> m v|h ,,f urlando und R. ii. Buford of
The umpires will he Klent and ! ¡tage in a book that he was to plate
,
.
,
fompanies are building a joint ramp
sodes
of
tho *«tory.
*0,nr
foreign manner than to Marittnna, aiding the prosecution;
.....
*t Athenn on the Coast Line Rail- Byron of the National League und in reading rooms in seventeen slates,
Owen
is
a very remarkaIdo villain,
rf*r‘ *omo eighteen miles southeast Uineen and Hildehrand of the Amer on an automobile trip he was to ................... n "»«*■* ne and ......................... .gain«» the motion.
and
leads
Pauline into a series of
make ■this summer." [ i cost $240
,l'“ 1 1
i,U" |,r*,,M'r‘
I rough is facing trial for the
0 * crry, for the purpose of getting ican League.
the
most
thrilling
adventures.
wou,t! l,riflli ln*
fourth time for the alleged crime.*
No chnhges wcre mnde ín che a puge for his idea. Many a com-j‘ >'
pUl ,1'no f ° r* the Cnrpenter-O’ ilrien
Harry,
ns
Pauline'«
self-appointed
The writer knows he has keyed This L the third county in which ho
Lompany’s use at its mills near rule« fór pluybtg world’« series gano** mercint hodv hit on this stunt, and'
protector
is
kept
a
very
busy rnan,
although
the
tor
has
been
postponed
»«in**
f“
°l
advertising
that
an
adi,H
*
fared
a
judge.
He
has
heen
«ckaonville, and cypress for the
Playera eligihle to particípate nre:
rescuing
her
from
danger
from
Aug
1st
to
Sept
15th
and
now
vertising
eommittee
endorsed,
ai
d
<ri>
**l
first
in
Lake
and
it
was
then
Uurton-Swnrtx mill, at Perry.— Live
Boston— Cather, Cnerehum. f’ on-\ifmis-ion. fu ami 2m
It i-<i*l as high a - I'J.'iH an *,*(«i( r
'ToMcrr.d to Citru« in order that
0»k Democrat.
nolly, ( ’otterell. Crutrber. Ihivi*. Oct !-(, il is -aid tfiat In* has enough
1 vv i. i c l t e r s recel v I .1 IM r* ■|■I •
• tl.. .bdeiidant could Ititi* ;,ii impuri
i
i
i
i
i
i
.
i
n
eight
for
the
jaunt
Hi
Ocal. Devore, Dugey, Kv.-r-, l»i!
Survey or** f«r tin* new brick mad
\ failure to « ore a verDirecton of the East Florida Fair Iiert. (lowdy, Hess, James. Muran ha- n ft (tt)0 automobile and a pleas $50(1 ltd V e r i l M - n i c n l In tl s . i i l v . |r luti trial
ciitli.m
And when ngnin tt* ■ < '■ itili in Citrus lefl tile alloriieys to were
( he city last Friday and
him
In
the
«locution have recently held an viile,-Mantt, Mrtrtin, M itcb d i, M"- ¡ 1
altead
cago paper $-1.(in a uuery. Real ad- M>eure a change of venue to Marion Saturday.
Tho question is being
meantime
Florida
communities
will
Smith,
Schmidt,
Um0rtant ,neolil(t at Palatka and run, Rudolph,
vertising
brings
queries
down
to
county.
agit.*jted
here
that the commissioners
begin to build sideboard* ahout
,,c? te
*’ork is progressing Strand, Tyler, Whaling, ’ Whited.
6
to
15
cents.
will
not
pave
through the city limits
i
s aetorily . towards tho coming
Philadelphia— Baker, Burry, Ben their respective towns to contain the
Notire
of
Meeting
of
Hasting«,
in a conversation with
Which
is
cheaper?
To
employ
a
, 7 ' , 1 W#B decided >that Volusia der, Bressler, Bush, Collins, Coombs. influx of n(*w citizens Thomas i« to
the
editor
Jhe
surveyor said: “ My
The
first
business
meeting
of
the
commercial
secretary
and
have
your
send
down
here—
40,000
ho
told
the
l_ . °! r
Couat counties be Davies, Davis, Kopf, -Lapp, .Mrinstructions
nre
to survoy straight
Woman’s
Club
will
he
held
nt
tho
queries
cost
you
5
to
15
cents,
or
Sun—40,000
count
.'cm
on
your
to
Join• ■
in
Putnam nnu
and Avoy, Mclnnea, Murphy, Oldring,
.»
— «—
*• with
* a n rutnnm
through
the
town,
the contract call«
Star
Theater
Wednesday
afternoon,
not
employ
a
¿ommerclnl
secretary
fingem
;
i
t'*ey
roms
in.
\7e
hnvo
It,
j - vountiea aoriginally planning the Pennock, plnnk, Schang, ShawkcyOctober
7.
All
members
are
urged
for
an
unbroken
lino of road."*—'
and
have
your
queries
cost
from
$5
unronfirmeU,
that
he
offerdu
one
• and evervthlno
&*>-»»—
—
*
Strunk,
ThDmns,
Thompson,
Walsh
®verFthlng points to great
to he present.
Hustings
Journal.
up
to
$260
each?—
Clearwater
Sun.
community
the
$240
spacu
for
$76.
ç» . T**” .
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and Wyckofl.'
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W H Y C O M M E R IA L BODIES A R E PO O R
THE FIRST CAME IN PHILLY
HOUGH CASE IS CONTINUE!)
�OCTOBER 2. ion
THE SANFORD HERALD
COUNTY
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HAPPENINGS
A B U N T lfÒ F INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON
DENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COI NTV -EFFICIENT
REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD
tU IN t/lR IU M S
MOORt’S S T A Ï I 0N
Mr*. J M Wynn returned,home
The If>nge*t, hcaviml rain of the
ln*t
Sunday from l.ockhurt after a
Bf>axon has fallen during ‘ he last
pleas
apt
vinit^ with her daughter,
twenty-four hour*.
The cool Weather of the pout two Mr*. It. J Overstreet.
Mr*. I V. Stenstrom and *on, I
weeks has been ideal for plant setting
. and which has been going on.'»ll V. Jr., spent purl of lust week with
■ » * nATOflrt!” Ke
vMu the Misses Adu and Avis Stenstrom*
celery, pepper*. cauliflower and cab of the West Side.
Mrs. W. C. Iljley has been quite
bage has been eel out and many
field* of early lettuce for the Thnnsk- sirk for thè pnst few dnys, hut
Iter mi*-ugniti soon.
giving m.ti
rr 'R .. H Lynch rfn4
heed' u
l
M
' LUy*» « "
bed**and i>roB|iacti«af a|*l<*ndid fur Nusoni'stole .« march un t lu-ir jtiatty
the ino*t successful season on rec friend* and were quietly married
ord,
There will he eotmideralde al thè homi* of thè bride in Lofig«
more trucking here than ever he- wood la*f 5undny morning. Thelr
^ __
(on1.
T. J.. Hill ha* been etperi- niuny frii rtds joiii in wishing them a
inrntmg with rucumbent and ha* long and happy li io. _____
The children wure all ready with
been shipping BOtnr fine one*.
Br>~
Chase A; Co. are building a large happy face.* last Monday when tin
warehouse at the Hcnrdul) ..-jsvonue jscJiool buss came by.
I. V. Stenstrom npd Howard
crossing of the. Sanford & Ever
glade* Ry. Contractor Venable has Wynn are busy row hunting for
Ml. Adams these days.
___Xhc_ contract. .
V Mr. jind Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth. Jr..
are remodelling their house Into a
bungalow, with two outside chim
I AM MARY
neys and brick foundations. Several
rooms will be added and when com
R. N. Po*tpn paid l.ongwom!
pleted will he painted white with
visit Sunday.
green stained r<x»f. J W Sipes has
HI -I lie-* trip
Mr*. Evans mndi
the work in charge
1> King from
to Sanford Tu**»day
,
tow n did the brick work,
School opened Mon«luy with Mi
Mr Muirhead ha* built two more
Melatili a* teacher
Thon- wen li*
tenant houses oh his property, mak
scholars enrolled.
ing Boveh altogether, and ten houses
Mrs. Lixzlo Woods has returned
ore being built in Midway, the col
to her home in Jacksonville after
ored settlttnent.
spending several weeks here with her
Mrs. John Welker was stricken sister. Mrs. Marlin.
with paralysis last Friday and i* in
Preaching service* were (induct
n serious condition
These dear old ed here Sunday afternoon and even
people have the sympathy of all
|ing by Rev G \
Mbertson. the
Joy Cameron i* in Ki-snnmee on Sunday *<Vo««| mi*-iufinr>
business this week
Mr and Mr* t K Sjnblom re
Frank Willi* and Howard llrilt turned home Saturday from Sweden,
of bough man are here to work dur by the way of ijwebcc. Cunada The
coming by the way of Ijuebec. I an
ing tile winter
Two new celery growers have ar ada. They report a good time, also
many change* in Sweden during
rived h c r e . - p n e at the h o me of Mr
their
thirty y>ar>' ab-cnce
None of
and M r *
A
Horner on Celery a v e
their
people
knew
them
when
they
nue a n d o ne at the M u i r h e a d home
arrived
there
Mr*
Sjoblum
look*
on Hr i s s on avenue
ten year*. younger than when she
Robert King and bride hove gone
left, while Mr Sjoblom managed I "
to housekeeping in the little Repp
hold hi- own and «b> a I««t of hunt
house In lb-if dull avenue.
Ing too
Mr Spencer i* delivering hi* tine
baked goods at the store- «lilt here
The Hunting Sea*on
three time- a week
License* ure r>«|uired lor alt hunt
We notice a greet improvement tug III thi' Stale «d Fibrilla an-1
sii the Millet fa'■m. the clearing off liren-e* only give l he right to Itltt '
from November 'Jit lo I ■Ion; ry Jo.
ol the guutbeast corner.
niellisi ve To hunt in tin* count» in
¡ >vhi«'h. t he In...... : i c * •• ■
requires u fee of Si; to hum in ¡ *
CASSIA C H A lT tR
many counties a* one likts a * ate
license, is provided, at gjj»t ol the
Mr*. MeLarty arrived last Tues hunter of id: and for non resident
day ..ft. r .■ plea-nt t si-it with her It II (It (T- a Î 1 ’> Ite«-1 -e ( required
sort .«t \V Mer Hs'*ui
I h«' g me tur I d« it1 .led U. ' 1
To
tlie regr*l ol
friend*.
Mi**e* leita
"their main
ami \i\iau
Royal left Sutprday; Mi.** Leila for
her school at Pineda nnd Miss Vivi.nn for Melbourne where she enters
high school. "She will he with her
sister. Miss Ruth, who is a teacher
in the Melbourne school
Mr. Thoma* Wilson, who ha* no
been well lately ha* gone to PauseGrille. thinking that the enhance
mol salt air might be of benefit to
hitn.
Mr. G. Ditlman drove to Eustis
lu»i Thursday and returned Sit unlay
"T h e Elfs" are lamenting the loss
of their beloved president. Miss
Vivian- Royal. They report n new
member,. Mis* Bertha Saunders, who
has returned from Snvnnnah.
Mr. Charjie McLarty was a busi
ness caller in Tavares Saturday.
Mrs. R. H. Hagan was the charm
ing hostess at a card party given at
her homo Inst' Friday evening in
honor of her guest, Miss Bertha
Saunders.
We are glad to welcome Mr. Wil
son and family from Tavares. They
ynve »bought tho Hagan homeatend
and moved in last Saturday.
act
of
1**1 1. a* » w a it
■•'•-I'
lif
I I.
, mil. « i "i
mud hens, and gallínula*, shore
birds, plovers, surf birds, nnipc,
woodcock. sandpipers, tattlers and
curlews; wild turkey, grouse, phessami river and sea duel.
ant* nnd quails and turtle ilnvCt«
utes, and a copy sent to the SanThe Two Amendments
IX S X Z Z Z X X X
■w
T IT
ford Herald for publication.
’ In tin1 general election in Novem
W. W. Abernathy,
ber the peoplr of Florida will vote
R. W Herndon/
to adopt or reject two constitutional
,,
J. D . b a v is o n .'j
amendments.
In the past it hn*
C o m m itte e .
r~
y '■*(
-i J .
-/
bceh a notable fact that constitu
tional nmend nTctit» have received
disrour a g e d
S e w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and
very little attention from the voter«
confused, ner
the vote being light in nearly all vous, tired, worried or despondent it isa,
Blinds, L im e , C e m e n t, Tile,
case* except wlii'ti the prohibition sure sign you need M OTT'S N E R I C
amendment »a* rejected in
Lath, Shingles, W i r e Fencing,
HINE 1‘ ll.l.S. They renew the normal
No doubt thi*i i* because the amend- , vigor and make life worth living.
Re
Co rru g ated Iron Roofing
ment* are not thoroughly di.cussed. ^
flnd ^
fop M O T r 8 N K RV£.
One of the amendments to he. voted
RINE PILLS. J’ rjce $1.00. Sold only
i
upon this year abolishes the office of
qy Wm. G, Aldridge, Druggist.
county treasurer and the other give* Williams Mlg I «., Traps., ( levelsnd. <>)
The Host Metal Sbioj'IcH at $1.75 per square.
the legislature the right to fix the
salaries of justices of the supreme
Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 up.
court and circuit Judges. At present
Walled Cities of Chin*.
j
Cypress Boards for Boats and Lumber of all Kinds
ty,e salaries of these judge* are fixed
In many of the old cities of Chinn
there Is, ns In Nanking, room enough
by the runstituiion.
Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, Novelties,
Kx-tiovernor Alliert W. Gilchrist for expansion for many a generation
yet
to
come;
all
that
Is
needed
Is
a
has given out a itatement favoring
«.t,breach In.tho continuity of tho wnjli
Uii_
-tho business side of.the rltv.^or tho
- ^ ^ ^ j Q j i i i y ^ c r t R n c c d g la z is r - h a a q
cfáryv t í * fh iA afiMta
u.irrlT^
id■]o near, the, river, or t|ie nbJo. ucar
receive 1" ,,LW I—* I - — - f 1 the -al-I
^ * * * * * J * * ‘ ♦ J - * * * - 1 ||
» » j »1
*• r -"
f
the new1 rafliwml station, os txappen
ru reu
DTTir r fT fX j ' v d T f r Y r v W - T f n
a r y of circuit j udges f* $2,600 par In not a few cases. From the strategic
year, it is presumed that the legis point of view it is to lie hoped that
orders for N e w Glass W in d o w s ,
lature would raise the salaries <»f the wall» of Nanking and of every
the jin Iget* if the amendment should other city hnve practically Io»V-Uudt_
Doors, S h o w W in d o w s , Etc.
be adopttii and it i* understlod that value, a nettled mid peaceful era b<>.ill who believe lit* judges should re- Ing at tho dawn; but they are a Unit
ctqVt, iH.Utr «Maries will vole for the with the past that need not bo uie
amendment. Ex-Governor GilchrUl necessarily broken. York and Chester
T H E S E P R IC E S .S T R IC T L Y C A S H
believe, the judges should he raised and mnny an English town nnd city
and his opinion is shared by a great hnve outgrown their walls, hut they
have hesitated to pull them down nnd
many others.
*
j.
In many cases they hnvo not done so,
The amendment abolishing the of (Hilling other ways out of their difhrul* i
fice of county t’reusiirer would make ty. Surely tho cities of China can do
otter important cJutnges regarding tho sniu*'.—National Review IChtnnt.
county oilicera. If this amendment
XXX i i x x x i z
i* adopted t her** will lie m> mitre
XX
county treasurer* after those elected
Gowlln^j D e.tr cy cd Home Life.
tin- tear have -er\*d their term*
New
York
A n s w e r i ng his w i f e ’s
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atnctidmi ni
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primary election ami the county will
lie iiitii polled to meet tin« «letii'letey
However, it due* not seem (air lor
ns*essorn and collector* to be rompelle d 'll tig ft t for I hfl r odici'- « • r V
t w o ye a r while other c o u n t »
tuer* a b o l c in peace and plenty
four
year*
Pensacola
oflor
New*
1'i’ptttv -Itelitt-h c u me ' « « l o n e r - ar*
> .inf.i *ing in the ' t at e tor ih* pur
Iin-.- of • «>l|ei ; mg the a i m o i I Id in
requi red
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of ' dealer*
I to warn
>■qlirttc-i'*
if the law
in o y - t e r s limi
- o h >lea|er* of
f■ilio*. ■ng
r e g a r d e g tin
in.
i er
Law.-i .pruUicliiig
lile .thclllinli
ut*
dustty will be rigìdly enlorred
For «leuI i t * sellmg dy-t« r* iq cium»
r e n i me l i ( r om thè *hc|| un additionnl
l ó e n s e fee I* $5 25
111 I hi- e venl of
l I e -ale «d - n e h foo«l et I • . -ludi I I e
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IDEAL
FERTILIZERS
Are imi simply fertilizer materials mixe'l
togelher. 1‘hey aie a iiimlunalinti of the
R K .IIT materials in H D .H I proport ii m -.
and they give REST results.
'
S E E D S
Are A (>1 one of l In in'’
\\V e.'tti till your ni 'lrr immeriiittely
fnt* new crop of «
’ill varietiBs of
I ole a
O N IO N
SETS,
T l
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W IL S O N & T 0 0 M E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO.
OATS,
I DUAL FERTILIZERS
RYE.
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JACKSO NVILLE,
lidi lieft
nini
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M VM F M rniFK-S OF
SEED.
licit! -eei|- , pittili ry ft«♦ il aiei
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Thou.-dintls t)f the niosl sueeessiul yrnu
ers in Florida use them year after year
BERMUDA ONION SEEDI
Special <)> stei T a »
plies, ineuhuior.«, etc,
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Write for Our Fall Seed Calalouge and
WeelA' Price Lisl on Poultry Feed, clc
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Oldesi KstnLIisIieil and LirRe.sl
Seed ili«u*e in Elurida*
lei
Jo I- ebani«o| it, .ib r- w Ini -eli
-in li priiilm t» tilt li ili thè -Indi and
removed Irom thu »bell.
An addi
tional feo oí 116 cents for mailing ext,PnaPI mU3t
,,a¡,} w¡tj, thP license
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suit for ilivnr« e. Pet er .1 KlHi tnail a*
a--es-or* and 1 .1 » iiillector* t«' In' Herts that their home life had been
etcled I'M'I^ four >ear-, instead of si-otleil by tier love for bowling Kim*
evvry two years, a* the constitution man haul he prepared dinner and «lid
She
now porvides. This means that an housework whllo she bowled.
charges desertion nnd cruelty.
now provides. This means than on
" ,,,T V ‘i,ra” onb' members of the Icgis
F avor Co-Operative Dormitory.
Iaturprommissioners »nd j Chicago—Chicago university co-eds
meniherk of the «ehno! boar«l will be
have voted III favor of a ro-otM*rutlve
elected, if th*- umendtnenl is adept
dormitory as the best means of com
ei|
A* all of these otficers ***rv<* for bating the high rout of living other
verv -mull |i,i\ the i‘ *se**mi*ritH frot" suggestions were for a soda fountain,
«•¡Indidute* on off \ear*'' will not t•« manicure parlor, theater and an Ital
*Ullicien,t to pay the > IJieltse id the ian gar tlen.
E. A. MARTIN SEEDCO.
20« EAST BAY STREET
JACKSONVILLE,
O u t of T e n
Husbands
•Would Be Sccrrtly Plca»cd
To Sec Their Wive*
Shift the
Laborious Family Baking
to the Biker’s Shoulders.
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Our* Arc Broad!
Let- tlie Baker Bake the Breadi
J . L. M ille r’s
Bókòry
k 19 Msfnali*.
:t
Phona ISS
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taken it.
After I began taking Cardui, ! «0
grealiy helped, and all three bullies re
lieved me entirely.
Pleasant Hill. N. C.—"I suHcrcd for
three summers," writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, ol this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
1had dreadful nervous headaches and
,
jgostratlon, nnd was scarcely Mile to
walk about. Could noE do any of my
housework.
1 also had drcadlu! pains In my back
a m id e s and when one of (hose weak,
sinking spells would come on me, I
would have lo give up and lie down,
until it wore off.
] was certainly in a dreadlul state of
health, when 1 finally decided to iry
N in c
.
SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT
cent Was Uoable to Attend to
Any of Her Hom ework. .
FLORIDA
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And For Three Summer» M r». Vin- be,icvc 1 would '«v e died ¡I 1
O w n e r s of boat* who engage in tlie
I he open season on wild turkey, business of gathering sludlHsh must
gobblers, quail, turtle dove*, swans, j |m>, u |ir„ ll8r. according to the state
geese, brant ducks, rails, coots, mud I |a^
Boatmen selling direct to «-ushen*. sandpiper*, curlew*. *ni|..... c l , „ in,.r8 ,milJ
plover from November JU to l-ti q’ t„. attorney general h..* ruled that
runry 20.
hotels anti restaurants serving clants
Rutiled grouse or phensm^i. Mining- or, oyster* must
pay it lircnse (J
noes,
Chjnese
nr
English
pheasanls
$5,'26
per
season.
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and all ItnitorU-d game birds are pro
It is said that the purpose ol tlie
tected ujt to December 1. 1015, and law Is to protect one of Florida's
thereafter a thirty day open season greatest industries nnd provisions are
on pheasants is established from No- made to prevent young oysters and
vemha? 20 to Decomver 20.
clams - being gathered and also the
Snatts, anares, deadfalls, baiting enrelesa removal of young shellfish
and poisoning of game birds, night from deposits. It is against the law
hunting and hunting on Sunday is to dredge or scrape such shellfish
prohibited by state laws.
from their beds, the use of tongs be
Tho open season to hunt deer is ing designated ns the correct' way
the same as that for quail, from No to obtain them.
vember 20 to February 20. The use
of artificial lights in deer hunting is
Resolution* of Itesporl
also prohibited.
The squirrel senResolutions passed by the City
son is from November 20 to Feb- Council of Spnford, Flu., on the
runry 20.
death of Mr. Georgu H. Fernald:
The quantity of game is limited by
Whereas, the Supreme Ruler of
law, to one deer to a person, two the Universe in His wisdom lias re
turkeys, twenty quail or twenty- moved from our midst our beloved
WEST SIDE I U M S
five birds of nny other specie* in on e friend and esteemed ¿Risen, George
Mr. G. F. Fisher from St. Pauls, day, and to three buck deer, five H. Fernald, and
■’ *N'. C., -was a i»h*Rsiifir-Visitor^'‘h l . - ^ r k e y gobbler», of .five, tundwd of **• Whereat, ‘ fftf more
rhtrty
sister in law, Mrs. J. W. McBrldu any other game bird specie* during years his life ha* lieeft a constant in
1 Irom Wedneaday until Monday, - tho open season.
spiration to high endeavor in tho
The sale of game is prohibited ns civic life of our young men, and
Mr*. ,W. 8. Komper and children
le(l Scptemher 24th for Isabella, is hunting without a Hconsc, or nhlp*
Whereas, by his noldc gunerifaity
* . Kentucky, where they expect to. ping tho gamo from place to place and public spirit he has -fostered a
make 'their future home. Mr. Kem within the state or to a point out of "greater Sanford," and
?• ' ‘
tho stnte.
per will join them later.
Wlierofts, by mnny years of ener
State laws protect tho roliln, pro
'
Kirn.
A.
F.
Bell
and
little
son
vis
getic service on this Council he
31*»
hibit
the
use
of
firearms
on
Sunday,
ited her husband, Supt. Bell of the
prohibit thu killing or capture of a showed himself to he a wise execu
•
Seminole convict camp Sunday.
tive, and ii friend of our city; there
Mr. D. R. Brisson; wife and chil- sea cow or manatee, except with a
fore', bo it
, dren apant-tho day Suturduy with permit from the county commission
Resolved, by this Council now in
ers, nnd then only for scientific pur
the McBrides
Misses Stenstrom and Mr. Lloyd poses, prohibits the catching of session, that we deeply deplore the
Jenkins moter^d over to Zellwood beavers, except from November 1 loss of our friend and fellow citlxon;
isst Friday, visiting the brother of to February 1, prohibit« the killing, and hereby seek to express our, sor
last . Friday, • vDItlng the Mine* capturing or molesting of the logger row at his passing and our sympathy
bend and green 'turtles during the for his beloved wife in her bereave
Stenstrom'# brother.
Alfred King dug some fine sweeY period from-May 1 to September I. ment;
Resolved, 2nd, that a copy of
potatoes this week.
P L E Z 0 L Is the one best fountain these resolution*, bo sent to Mrs.
“It. „ Muse and fomliy attended
drink.
*
^
‘ I . maid, a copy spread on our mttv•
chflrch at Monroe lost Sunday.
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Cardui, the woman's tonic, and 1 firmly
I fattened up, and grew so muck*1
slrongcr In three months, I lelt like uother person altogether."
Cardui is purely vegetable and /rni.facting, its ingredients have a mild, loo*
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feet, on
( the womanly constituhub
effect,
Cardui makes lor increased slrcn^A*
improves the appetite, tones up the str*
vous system, and helps to nial»c pA
sallow checks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than a mifiic#
weak women, during the past >1>
It will surely do for you, wh.it it fc#
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Il’n i l to: Outunooca MrJktn« Co., t ':«*'***
vivory
OiJttJru’V:>gii Trnn., Hu
on your ciw anj
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WATSON SPRAYS
THIS IS THE SPRAY WITH THE TRIPLEX PUMP
T h e o . S c h s a l l None Better-Ask Your Neighbor
Wlio Uses One
J E W E L E R
WATCHES, CJJJCKS.JKWKLRY.su.
VKRWABE, OPTICAL GOODS, ETC.
FOR
sale: b y
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American Ship Overcomes
Band of island Pirates.
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At a m e e t in g o f i l i «
P i.
Piteli
Fur i>iut
(urtili' Im hits
T II« Mure! «nee "to
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Tom John nini hi.» friends np
I tret the right age to train
jM-mv't h» l" ’ v e r y mitrh dliuippnlntril j »premi ohnuid with great middlt» The r *M,l,li
,,f , n «'l<‘. u rrum :«iiiw il» cheap
w e re tut in) th-'U-il hft-tow Imwii II *jB
F T .rr n " f u «
nuil u'pMt'tjtliiM w o won* tint lu r o . hut oystor «r u in g
July celebration In Port I *l«rc«. ul
« In ti ill«/ l«ft t h « »irli: It* wan w ith tin* nix! has r-oin« down to u*
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When all this occurred the* «tury tloes F riday, July■ * y.
ugderetumliiig t h a t the fuuat shuuiil
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Jacksonville
Pn lm t
stock
F o r Sale Cheap —One la r g e h o r s ’ ,
not say. H istory, though, tells us that
com« off a »lay nr t w o la lor.
y n rd » h ave been »M o p in g mi an a v e r one mule, three wagons, harness,
Th« ulplit ratnu d o w n very dark, w ith oyster ontrwg « m kuuwti to ttio an
tin- prowl*« o f u chango uf went her. clout G reeks nini Kumans. who thought a g e o f four enrs o f « a t t i « per week plows anil tools.
Jus, C. Harris».
XotliiiiK Is being hitndli-d at tin* pres
Kvory night w e jind Had tw o nrinud highly uf oysters us articles uf d iet
T-'Ur- . '
ent tim e hut « a 111«.
ni«n on watch, w h i l e Uio cannon win»
For Sul« J Cylinder lluiek cheap.
W ith n « u r e o iiggregirtlu g mor»
loml.*l with cnnlster ami the musket a
T h e Korean Cinderella, sag----•
100 M y r t le avenue
IO—I t r
Ilian
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w it « rctuly ut Uuml In «aae o f tin
In Korda l it « pt-op!« i fl l a i 'ln<l«r«lhi
iitnrm
T ln r«
w e r e thirty.- emums sturj Mint Is inii'Ti more amTi'tit than Itililsli - 1i*n ii i - 11i |• \|oi.|fn wood. Cap
yClii.ntili tine relery pla n j* ready hy,
,Irnwii up un the beach, and tbu adult Malt fa miliar |n w «-t«rn peopl«
‘The tain Kendall, was ilea red by (lie P e n
Will pack for shipment
mul« |nptilntl"ii " f Mi« town coiintiMl k« V nf the latter story Is |h« slipper, sili oht T im b e r and l.iimher i*oiii|miiy Oct. l-t
l b « entire lot going to lai gla nd
up m Ivaal 3S0. P o r arm* they limi a hut not so i hftrx
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a -nit* f r o m tli«*« o v « r i
man w a- -tart Ini: "IT w It h i i i * o| He line, h
hi l*i h Ib i ■ ai l 'alni ka fo lia tin'll tilt* I•' I renimi
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W « Inni tin nti«lmr wnii-h l« r t" a | i ro -h* -ni.I n. I ’, f li I: i h* w * ighi - f s - 111 i pll Inr t rai l ot gy
... f with « u l « m t " l*t* «alni ilgiltiiu , sotti, "V m i must i«'t leave until you li ti m l Mu* Irin ini ami - I k Troy car Apply
ami Mils mail hail liot heen on d u ly an have hulled il liagflll*of rice litui llllt’il lulo i l i « river. T h e y «auk ili twenty ford.
hmir when he felt, as ho afterw ord o x . the I tviIuti «rock with w a t e r " While feet o f w a t ec.
Pi .'oiulhaml
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Plant Freely of the Best Late Varieties
I'oTch > < *i .1 *1. 1 , t.i tin- 'uiprcMi.ii \ <f i li 'il.!;*’ . Miip.i »ing
grapefruit in tiu- market ; cf the i\..rili
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cv! ut at ii 'it * I tin- A meri* ,i n pul*lic a; i . i tin- n-.es am! merit - c*f
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There Wits a tlect o f a «luJU’il.cnitnen 1 tin.“ the name o f a <p«irl¡ t .low n Mo t .’
" l g I I* it!,.| Jiope-i I., be nf enli-bb*r
coiii Idb .mi for us. and the fe l l o w *
loti remem ber !b n t»h
Pr**lu'lt and iil.h* . t * i. «* i*, tli« gri.w. i* *»f .\la
Mil or It* 111
" e r e no d..iil|t pleased and surprised
IHlt.'h « i n l:ttin from y.air geogntpliv
that vi e tin.I ted es<at|i«s1 to m' ii
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li.-un* liuv*'. Kills S elf.
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nut.-li wittiif. lull Mi. re I» *"» oui. h m
di .oil- lilt). t|(« tv ...>i|- III
«Iown. 1'll!;t "I* .
**nr mil«).,-;« to giM.d advitlittige
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111* food that lie L-, I* .III be I « u<N In
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It t- l.flle v f.l lhal llt-aiiHv
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Tl»*' 1vv,
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ninde for the shore n* fn«l a- jsisslhli*
n an.mo. I la m
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tu liliali.'»Ill tillo - will'll I Lets w e’ , :t 1
hltn».-|f. and one uf our crew t.rouglit
l u ; •I*
w " I prov*’ f.iial.
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M ia u la . Georgia.
carefully w n tcln il The inule vva» *m
•> musket Hi henr on him nut! pul a [
rounded by mai.v laws, and Mu* must
htillet Into Id« shoulder.
\ r . h i lc it a ' Meeting.
MISCHI.AM.<»l
severe penalti.** w i t ** liti|****f*l for un»
We had won a vic to ry , hut the cap
T I . « rliir.it ani mai niceiliig nf Mi.
»Itnrbfge In widglil
In ..r.b-r lo iiv.’i l
Wanted— Piu wing or team work
lain was not ye t Hiitlsllcd
W e had
Pi ol i . la A»' oel i i l hi n of Archlttu' ls vvlll
the imMlIilllly ~ * f falling below Mir
by man with good Irani
J. K.
shout thirty solid shot In the mnRn»••inveii»’ tu » irlautb» oli IbjgemlMT I I
stnnilnr»l tneftsiire It bis-anie ciistotimry
*ln*>. nml «la n d in g hack rintl forth
Ti. \I. - - i I.. I' . I l i i l t o i C limi Alni
cure M S. Nflsun, ur
»'HU Summers,
rumi Is*
fur tsikors tu a llow tin uxttgi b*af with
ncru«» Mn* hsslns, ns, near the tow n ns l " r IWI y" 1" *'
ray S. King, tivù o f Orl nml o' s Inail- j phone Lord’s’ Station.
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« r e d approach, they were sent | cvcry
l og ttrelilii'i'ls ami tnembers o f Ih
i wish to rent une or tw o rooms
a--... ¡al | . >11
1- )|lle Mie
iT**dll
of
xvlilulng from the big gun lo knock
Total Gave the Most.
I.i I i . b Hi B Mie con» ellll.il! lo Urlali.lo.
Milngit Into fragm ents. ■ Every luhnbwith t w o bed», »»r une large room
Ileturning home from Sunday school
Itam lit*) to the w oods ns we opened
with t w o beds by the week, fo r
one Sunday n little flve-yearold girl
Put Up Street Signs.
Arc. and. though w e were not using
one. t w o or three munì ha. must be
sahl: “ Mamma, every Sunday ihu mnn
i jty i o iii ii i U xIo i k t
J.ilinuoyi
nml
hot shot, three or fo u r (Iren were kin
close in ami gootl nt’ ighborim od.
died, and the b ig gest part of the t o w n rends bow much money each cia«-) assistants,'o f Urlondo, Pin., h a v e late
2fi (\ilombiu
gives, nml then hft tolls lioWIniirh Tolnl ly been lui*Ily *'ngufce»l In p u ttin g up Send p riro to “ J. P . "
" M Uld in a.hes.
'-Me
gives,mu) T o t a l glviut more money Mum s t reel luiuies, at a number o f pro in I Si . H»»mi»st(inil, !,. !.. N Y
There wnn no f e a r o f the natives a t
any otic.
I l o must lie a rich mnn. nefit corners, and when tli»* w ork !«
tacking us |f wo landed, os the roar of
lloarilera Wanted lit 50 per week
e o iiip lflf.k It w ill He fmi. li ea sier f.u for b..iir»i a tul '(Í u^ iiib
the hlg gun n„ d the havoc wrought hr W ho is Total. iniiuniinT*
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1" Hud Ilo If way a bout I ¡j ■
Mio cannon Imlls had fclrcn them n
mi I'.asl T h ird M , ( ’ \S I •riggei < ll v
The Persian Zoo.
JMght they would n ot get over In a
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plil you ever »*«- n l » ' i head c l cut
fjng day \Vo put o ff In bonis, lued
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With live lens ll*al ar« lilark urel hlue
^d-on.the beach, and what buildings
W a n te d
(ifiitl.iii.n
ro o uu r*
at
Huy Killed hy Auto.
And horn* like u cow. and rlepliuiU a vui».
•lad l«t>n spared w e applied the toreh
And nock 'like a mutton siewT
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Vbeim Kiiitelu’k. lit« -t-ycnr-old son
nr" ' -before the brig svlcd a w a y
y-p itp
o f Manuel*Smiclu'7.., uiamiger nml n
Did
you
over
see
a
innu**
wlih
win»?«.
cvcrything waa In flames. The plot to
member o f i h « iu.ui
of
llerrluian
Its Inti like a kangaroo.
massacre
origin ated with the king.
Ils n»*e tike a couple of scrambled eitK»T
Wanted to buy llrut eins* milch
HroMters. c ig a r liiiiimfartnrers. .-wo*
I often hove. .Haven't you?
~ . " ° ,' ecl" rv<l that U could not fall
killed ul T a m p a while cruusliig u cow.
10-iitp W . A. Lclllcr.
The fact (bat i It did fall ao lnccn*»*d
street In front uf Ills fa th e r's resiJust lie on the floor near a Persian ru*
i
agalnat T o m John that hrAnd Ih# figures that stars at* you
deuce when nu automobile
struck
F o u n d — Gold
pin. - O w n e r
may
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hwLd befo« »bo ItTlg wna out o f Ar# th# strangest animal* ever seen
him.
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T h e H e r a ld office.
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l l i t - attractive l»*>..k t e l l , all alvi.ut tin- cu ltiir»* i f grape
fruit a* w e ll as o r a n g e s and t d l i c r c I i tu h fruits. It tloscriiren .
the leading kinds— several of tKcm tin- in imductions pi Buck*
e y e N u i « tie s .
W l i t i h c f y . u a t e .1:1 «’ \ p c r ic n tc »! gr> w c i > r a
new l » e g in n c i in c i t r u s cult tire, l l i i * c.it.il.-g w i ll h elp y . m .
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ito mai.irin, *|tu ri*‘r ti tLtott dollar l’iulow m e r i . 'I Ilice let-elmr* ol music, Jó.UHO
organ, a iI. i i h i pianos. two G l « « elub*. elierti* cln*«
Superi» nevv rootns for II u»itti'*-» Sr'M«»<»1. (all b.iiikmg «'Hiiipinent. N. « * hcitlieul nini pliysicak luborutorìc»,
«ijuipped witli « v c r y mudern duvicc; unulyal* of aoiU, fcrtilizeni, foods, water,
Pr«*pnratlnn far KnBÌn»H»rinK C ourw*
Liike I10.1t , 1a : «»cititi mg golf, tenni- football, lui.«belhall ; ('liri«tiun, but
mi •itomi . tt «ta l. expenses moderate; scholarship» available.
por ( utuloguc adilre«*
W1IMVM FHEMONT BLACKMAN. Ph D., LL. D, PresiHen
W, J . T H IG P E N &
COMPANY
AGENTS
G en eral F ire
Snsurance
O l i l e * o l i a H O L D E N »»BAL K 0,1 AT E CO.
Fl ori da
S anford.
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TH irS A N K O B D HERALD
fA G E P O D S
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Dr<-pnr;tn<>n should Im> largely for pert and thut of your neighbor when
i h** work - it - <luv world, in rtinst*; you belittle yourself by llir act
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I queare of tl\i# iifrmAtltiUH l'otidilion I bo people in Sanford who do ihr
It. J. I10LI.Y. Editor.
of the majority. Is he not.right In borrow art are many and right now
W. M. HAYNT.fj, ilukfncwM Manager
his conclusions? Ifr. Elliott's recent they should swear oil nnd take a
•
I-uMltthf.1 Ktrrry Tumlay sad Friday
answer to the question what const!* paper of their very own.
I he full
lutes
education,
replied
that
"lie
season
i*
at
hand
The
HcrnM
is
I he hermo printing company
huH the best education that is edu- Bigger slid better than ever and
m u st h i i t i o n r u l e r s i n a d v a n c e
ented to be most useful to society.” there is no excuse for not having it
- (Mi*
• tt» 10*1 This
noted educator further ad *Tn every household
NIX M O N T H N
I il
vises that H should he the business- Stop borrowing The Herald,
It has been stated that Ninety-Seven Per Cent of
T llltE K M O N T H * . . . . . .
•**
of the schools to determine, where.
Huy a paper,
men work for their actual living after they are GO years
-O —
Delivered In the C lt, by ra r n r f S2 Oil t» f »<■•( m possible, to what calling the student
advance or 20c per month
of age. Why is this? They have failed to save system
is best adapted, and to advise along
1HE DESPISED PO TATO
I'a rm a o ti In m li . l i t * m a il le madr at
Of.
what lines the yoqng are best calIn an unfortunate moment of casatically and have not a surplus for old age!
rulated to win success. Most people uul and careless phrasing the SanEntered a t aeoond-claaa m all m ailer A u stin 22nd
of experience in life feel that he is ford Herald spoke of "the despised S3
1008, at the Poti office at Sanford, flo rid a
Now is the time to begin saving in earnest,,
5
right in this matter.
When one Florida sweet potato." We have no
ander Act of March 3 rd. f » 7 Ö
views the failures in the law, in desire to "rub it jnj" wu nferciy
Your account is invited.
Office In Herald Bulldlnj
Teleobone No. 148 medicine and other callings of a like quote the veteran Editor Caldwell
I*
character, when these failures might of Jasger News, who has been charm
E D U C ATE W ITH A PURPOSE
have been shining successes in busi ing his palate, satisfying his stom
ach, cancelling the indebtedness of
Educators of wide experience and ness and if) industrial callings, the
selection of a life work in harmony his subscribers and strengthening his
who have given thought to the sub
11",r111 fiber with Florida
ject do not hesitnte to nllirm that with*one’s jnentul endowments and im-nj;i U
natural ability becomes a
ever siuce ho left the
industrial .educjiliu« I*. -AUbtjr^lur-,
rtanr.1 i n the vnung--H|yih j ha!tl fan; of Lt'c*»- army,— He sayT:'
made m*»dern Germany the leader “ ixt u
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lm mny.Ai.iii mm.-i-iul
--pewpiaml!'-----Yj-». ’ wheil a. UiggCL
in manufactures, and ity; tmc_thmc’
success, and also lead a happy; run-i despises - jt— wrtrerrnrirrrr; —ti- -ctHloW- _
that has revivified her industrial and
tented and satisfied life.
youth despises his sweetheart, n n d ' S
, AUIUlilt lit *
«í<d|
It
is
time
then,
if
nil
this
is
true,
a mother despises her baby, then n «—
uayin^ in the olden days that the
:7t>, -Mi
to
go
seriously
at
the
question
of
vo-j
Florida
sweet
potato
may
be
des
-1 5
-I*T W4 NT YOUR B U S l N £ S b _
Prussian* jrrhonlmnHter w on Satiowa*
culionul training nnd settle it quick- plat'd, but not .till thep, that ia one
and Sedan and raised the poverty
ly.
It ia an important and vital thing certain.” — Lakeland Telegram.
stricken Prussia of those days to
H. E. TOUR
R.R. DEAS
M.M. SMITH
We were spejiking of the early
question
to this country. The genius
Ct^ln
Ami Ciihhr
the rich, proud and splendid Ger
, I'rr.ld e til
history of the Florida sweet potato
man empire of today. 'The only in of our institutions has given us great
workmen, when they hro.ught 25 cents a bushel
dictment that can be brought against inventors, great special
hut
the
mass
of
handcraft
workers and it was difficult to sell them at
that grand country is that she pays
Now- that they have.
are
inferior
to
those
abroad,
ami that price.
her schoolmasters in the .common
especially to French and German <climbed to fifl cents n peck they are
nnd middle schools of the nation
¿nost niggardly salaries.
Not suf-l workmen.
We hold industrial au- in the millionaire d a., and of course
fleient to Support them in a manncM Prem.cy largely by our genius of we look up to the man like Caldwell
to bring comfort and dignity to thei invention and to the use of improved who can afford to eat them,
you or your lawyer can go in your
splendid profession of teaching.
It "'achlnery, together with the great
~
°
RUINS IN MF.LLF. BF' r,UJM.
is a shame that in all lands this 1 *ur*fi*‘r advantage in the past, am to
Florida now produces a wonderful " dice and examine if without Having^
to I III, day. "I , u,,,,iy
fnii„ lr. K" 1» Ihi* i'"url tlou.t* l.i vxumine
noble calling is not paid nnylhitlK........n.l.l.r.l'l,
,|„(muH| ¡„ the record*
like what it should he. in order to a great store of cheap raw material. ■ttn(, vl.K1,ln|,|^ nrç
Some lawyers have told me that
hold in its ranks u high grade of and immense natural stores of iron. cvery Btn|c u, lho L’ nion. its fish
Of and its farm products nre »hipped it wr» the best they had ever secrj
brain» and teaching ability.
The coal and other useful metals.
United States does its best, in some these we have been extravagant be to all parts of trie country.
But end that they were glad I was set
yond
sense
or
reason.
There
has
Florida could produce much more ting the pace and hoped that others
respect», in the’ matter of teachers
been
a
wanton
waste
in
our
woods.
and
wxtuld find a ready market for w°uld follow
pay, but not as murh ns she could
Now, I ask the people of Seminole
and should do. as our wealth per Our coal supply is showing a diminu all of it
tion that challenges attention to the
Une item lhaf is open for a great county to bring their work to me,
mits.
end thut it may be conserved. This development is the poultry business nnd if it is not satisfactory it will
While not disparaging any form',. lhl,
,,f economics
How to
»»»si them nut lung
Try me, and by
of education, nor in the »light»*) di save in time, in effort, in material There !* no state belter adapted tv ■<11 iluing help build uti abstract
I f I» an industry that
gree, belittling the value of the and in labor i* the question to which this industry
brings
handsome
returns, if intelli plnul in your county that you will
classics and the higher grades of thè minds of thè great industria)
It is strictly a Sem
gently conducted and handled on a he proud of
learning, it must he conceded that manager* are bende»!
If immuni business basis
inole county institution, being built
Why
not
add
poul
the vast majoritv of the scholar* of training in olir locai schoola will adii
try to the inspiring total of Florida’s by Seminole county help, and I bethe public schools/ particularly the
to their usefulnesa, and to thè »d* I ^ 'nlrn,ulion 'to the sTistenanc. rt( lievc that you will give it your supboy», arc compelled to
enter In vanta gì* of th»‘ great nrmy that will
port
If you «i»> you will see »it In-rs
dustrial life to gum a livelihood soon entcr thè Miilustrial «orbi in the nation ’’ Tampa Tribune
mutating us in a short time, and
(
i
Therefore
it follows that the pre compelltinn f>>r a livelihoud. lei us
The sympathy of the stato press when they do, their people will have
liminary training should embrace ha ve it
something good also, and that is
is extended to Senator Zim, editor
the practical things that make for
(>
what w», wish for all out neighbors.
»if the St \uglistine Meteor, in the
efficiency in the ordinary calling* of
Send in your work and see what
TO THE SO C IETY EDITORS
death of hi« lu'liiveil w|f,. last Tu»*s
life, and help them to gain a firm
we
can lo
The Orbitili» Reporter Stur has
»lay
Mrs Zi tu passed away very
foothold in the great practira!, pro\ti!v respectfully you.*,
i. ¡>1«. us saunnat gn»«uM a e i i s i . .
''stile, everyday world of endeavor new member on its staff. Miss Fiutavi • suddenly id apoplexy at ticr^litrittU^V-1‘
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A
D
o
n
;
FASS
The charge proves too often true Robinson, who will take care of I lie JVu people r»-nlix»* tin* los* r?f a wife* —
that boys who make application for ***,ciiiI department of that paper am,I a« keenly a* an editor, fur they are
Vast American Industries.
position» in mercantile houses, while
matters relating l*> On- growing ;iI. inspiratiun ami a guardian nttg»l
Private capital luvcnti-d in tlnib»*r
having u good gru» upon some »»I activities of women as factors in to tin man w h*» has tin worn»** of
lands.'mills, logging rail nmd», and oththe higher studies, full down sadly •, h ' 14 progressive ag.Good lor the the world on Ids shoulder*
' er forms of equipment In thi» country
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
in the commote branches such as R<*porter-Stnr. The irernendous adU
reach an enoiaiou» aggregate, and lh»t
is nowhere ....more mere
- There
several^
counties
jji -AtUbJ-luioWr
grammar, writing, ordinary business
l.usincss va nre of women
7 """ "
are arc
several,
count
11»
industry, which employs 7 3 9 .lu
Men's Heavy Work Shoes. soft ujrI _ i .. I
n r
mathematic» and particularly spell- marked than in their ’ relation » » state making a big noise »bout Natal
000
pontons and ha» an annual output
pi r«, Ib'lous Tonguc. 2 »ole», prie»
' workers ami wage-earners in jour- grass when in truth th
ing, which is often atrocious
Rhodes ' vainoli al «nie ami »n>‘ Hlxth lillfiim d o l
M i 'Ii ’h Press *dmi*H, in all leulber»,
lin<1 d has almost come to KrusB has the Natal best»
If a trade is to be learned, they
in many : lars, Ih Ilio tlilril lai^ohl
’ rumi Malie, prin-*
S.l.ló and
have no preliminary hand training l,u»» that the stuff of no daily paper different ways
If-there i* any doubt,1
M,.n\
|
ir»
**
boi-*
in
Vici
Kiil .lini
of any 'kiml
They know nothing 1* comndcri'il »i>m|»lct(‘ ni'l up to nbotil the mal ter look al t h e S' a i r ’
I bi » t dt p/'. .
of th»' 11*0 id illci'hanto.i! tool* of any »lai» witlomt the ....................I i I.righi anil It hoi I■-* growing *i,11
*t»lc mi
NO TIC E
I j n l l e * ' Tivit M r . i p *1 p|» ' * l ' nl '■ r
•
Vnd the 1nsidia ! clic** ranch ■car ! bl*
nort, ’[lir book education th»*y have and >a pable ni'Wspa [>»*r »»mi,»
Metili l'intip* - ' "li \.i a,-*. | r . •
-\- I lia\o ojiargo of th*- busini-** "I tinmay ifc very gooil *0 far as it goes, bey mid »{uestton their wort, give* m ci l y
Title Bond & Guarantee Co., East San
Boy*' All li»uth »r Hì-liool Shoes,
O
hut it is in no wise related to the » paper tt certain alni highly fiesirprire
ford Land League, nnd W. A. Whit
uble
quality,
not
merely
literary
Every citizen of. Florida bhould
work which the young are likely to
comb,. I can he found in the Tax Aspursue. Can this condition he chic nnd grace, but something deep boost for Florida and alt she has and («•«or’s Office in the court house.
changed for the belter?
1» there er. nnd striinger that appeals to the nil she is. There has never been an
T H O S . K. B A T E S
Anything that i-nn be done to sup best that is in us, which no man ran opportunity equal to the present for
U 11(1 KNOW S HOW T o H T t u l K II I T’
plement (he book education n impuri to Ids writing ami of which Florida to gain poinilalinn, and in
celveil that will be valuable to t’lu- ‘ he dear sex ha* an absolute and un- crease her farm aereag» in culti vui n WEST EI HST ST It EEi
A generation tion. Jackson ville Met ropo)is.
future work in which the young may questioned, monopoly
or two ago a woman wage-earner
tt
be engaged?
■
D EN TIST
Monthly at work as 11 member of a
Villa and Carranza wer. m „ falf
There i* an agitation for the
Young Men for Action;
A r n . i n i . i s Le s t i # In OH S t o r i c i
newspaper
force,
would
have
seemed
way
to
be
left
out
of
the
public
eye
IVORS nut WHITE PKOI’LE ONLY
Publishment of manual training 111
Young nii’n are lifter to Invent than
A r k a i m i * i-m bil l * I he vi eat > 1
1 rt
the public school» of this city.
If l^iníuUy out of place to our crude ttnd overshadowed by the European
to JviiIki*. lifer Î r veollon than fu f the natural nil .¡niii'» nf ll,.. • in
PEOPLES HANK BUI LDI NG
it can be shown that enough of such and primitive forefathers, hut now muddle und they have started un
cinili:» I -Kai'i•
ROOM 9
O'
instruction.- can be given to be of idle is ‘-'right on the job’ ’ without the- other little wnr down in Mexico, hut
sacrifice of a single ch«rm ofr grace, only killing off fifty or more per diem
value, i t ' should be added.
The
and both women nnd journalism make# no impression upon the rend
question is how fur can it he car
have gained immeasurably by the ing public.
ried so that the time spent may
change.— Lakeland Telegram.
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bring jiractical results. Tinkers and
Right you are. We' can no more
History professors are busy re
jacks of all trades are not of much
get along without a lady on the arranging the map of Europe, but
value in this country today. To get
puper than we could without a lady they will have little to say when
on a workman needs to he a spec
in the house. The ladles are the peacer arrives to stay.
ialist in some one thing. What he
real thing, no mutter whefe their
----- 0 ----knows and calls_his trade he must
task may he.
Notice
lo
Citizens
of Seminole Co.
know well. Many of the hoys turn
T H E O N. VAI L, P R E S I D E N T
-— -0 ---For several years I have been
ed out of manual training schools
BUY A P A P E R
studying the altsfrocf business, and
arc little better than useless in the
17JHY 14 2 E x tr a
The man who started the "Buy a one of my reason# for wanting Urpractical shop, where diplomas do
. Y f a a h i n g t o n , D. C . S o p t . 1 9 , 191 4
not amount to much and are worth Ilalc of Cotton" movement wa# in ange county divided, u# many qf
C a s h i e r F i r s t N a t i o n a l Bank*
less as against the competition o f spired and he has since inspired the you will remember was for the new
greater part of the United States county to own Its own abstract of
the shop trained workmaft.
Sanford, P lo rid a
The educational system of this with hi# enthusiasm for this great fice and build a plant that would be
I n c r e a s e C a p i t a l S t o c k Y o u r Bank.
Approved, C e r t i f i c a t e
country is sui generis— that is, it is idea. But thi# man ha# nothing on up to date and in keeping with th?
After carefully considering
unique, peculiar, of its own kind. the editor of The Herald who wishes times.
M a i l e d , Chango B o o k s T o d a y .
...
. .
_
.....
In buildings, equipment and pay of right now to 'atari u movement of th3 colt our Board of County Com
W. J . F o w l e r , D e p u t y C o m p t r o l l e r .
’
average teachers no nation is our “ Buy a Paper," and this means missioners came to the conclusion
Every time we that the county at this time was
Experts say that It costa your home paper.
1 1 : 2 5 A . M. S o p t 1 9 , 1 9 1 4
■*--s equal.
more to maintain our educational look over our list and note the names not in position to go to the heavy
plants than that of all continental of prominent Sanford people who expense of building this plant, also
FREDERIC H. RAND. President
Europe put together. Europe puts arc borrowing their neighbor's Her that the burden of .taxation to pay
F.
P.
FORSTER.
Vice
President
GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice President
her big money into her armies and aid and failing to take a copy of for same would fall on n great many
B.
Ft
WHITNER,
Caihier
A.
L. BETTS, Assistant-Cashier
navies.
America puts her money their own this movement of "Buy a that would jterhaps never need an
largely into her schools.
We fur Herald’ ’ appeal# to us more strong abstract.
Now, after finding that these
nish free sciwol buildings, free op- ly. These people really want the
views
ore held by our commission
Hf'rald
hut
they
fail
to
subscribe
apparatus,
n ee instruction
and
ESTA B LISH E D 1117
free hooka.
Statistics show that for some reason or other and wish ers and no doubt thej- arv right,
only one boy or girl in 120 graduate to spend their $2 for something else 1 have organized and started two
SANFORD, FLORIDA
CAPITAL $55,000.00
SURPLUS & PROFITS $55,000 00
from colleges.
Only ono in seven It is so easy to borrow their neigh-1 force# to work. I expect to give the
.
enter high school, and less than ohe- bor’s Herald nnd since they have people of Seminole county the most
third of these finish the course. Less been accustomed to do this- for the up to date and complete abstract
ÿ f. than one-f9 urth of our people got past five years they h»ve the strong in the state of Florida.
To meet the grow ing needs o f our city and county theresorccs
I have examined - all the best
even a good-grammar school educa habit within them and cannot break
o f the bank have been increased. And in addition to the increase
tion. I t simply moans that the vast it. War timet are upon us and we plants or forms from them, have
majority must work, „and must got need the subscription of every citi discarded practically all of them and
in resources the bank’s field o f usefulness is greatly enlarged by
zen in Seminole county. You cer- adopted a system of my own that
• t It early
its membership in the Federal Reserve Association.
\
For, this great army -of the young} tainly need the paper or you would will be second to norie in its completcneas
and
neatness.
,
thepthoughtful
edu
1 not hurt yourself «v e ry week hor-’j pletenci
3 wat muni,
-... pwork,
W B p jW
pB M B M B
p -i W
When I make you an abstract,
cat or .of experience is of opinion that rowing ono and ioikig your self ret
'
W H Y?
Four Per Cent. Interest
•
Paid
Accounts
on
Savings
-
-c ~
"iiUSSf SANFORD, FLA.
E. H. PETERS
$3«
$3.95
$2.50
$1.48
$2.50
E. H. PETERS
DR. C.
W.
FAIN
W E S T E R IM U N IO N
TELEGRAM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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T H E f l A \ F ,t ) f t n
OCTOBER 2, 1914____
:: |N AND ABOUT THE CITY ::
[jlllc
of
H a p p e n in g « — M e n t i o n
M a tte rs
in
B r ie f-
P e r s o n a l It o m s o f
U t Sanford bluzue with beautiful
nasturtium» in the spring
-Rtfs nasturtium seed (rom the
Junior ( me yirts. when they call
Remember the fall opening at
Mrs. tirate E Williams tomorrow
i SaturdayT, tj.t :trd, I'd I I
12-I d
aft-'
ACE F1VB
HERALD
.
THE SCHOOL TRAIN
WILL BE OPERATED ; COUNTY HAPPENINGS :
THK
PEOPLE
S I H E W IL L
ON
THE
EAST
HE G R E A T L Y
•
f i KNKV \ I T E M S
* A lióme wedding of unusual beau
BE N E FITTED
tv
f l i harm w.«- t h a t
of
Mi»»
Now I* tl.. time (it plant mv-tur
Maria*
1
arbel
and
Mr
Darrel
Wes
Hums and sweet peas
Junior Civic
The Atlantic Coast Line Hallway ton, which took- place at the home
girls have them (or sale.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •,-$><%<$><%><$>&>
Summary o f ihe Floating Small
will operate t In* school train on the
of the bride on last Thursday morn
♦
" Ta lk« Succinctly Arrnngrd for
Mr. Mo s e s Leonard rtf Sanford Sanford & Everglades branch com ing at U o clock
I*he color scheme
Hurried Herald Reader«
connected with the Atlantic Coast mencing on Monday, October 5th. was gray and pink, daintily carried ♦
In n conversation with Stiperin- out in Spanish mos» und pink eut ♦
; » + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Line returned home yesterday after
visiting Mr Elmer Rodenbuugh on tendoni Hansell he gave out the fol^hr great arehway between ♦
M M. Smith k w a menu the vis
lowing schedulo that will go into parlnr and dining room and uijder
Liberty street
Orlando Sentinel.
itor» to the city on Wednesday.
effect Monday:
which the bridal party stdod was ♦
Y ou will always find a large as
The train will leave Mecca sta
Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial
draped with muss and dotted over
sortment of art material» on hand
tion at 6:46 a. in., ami arrive in with pink (lower», vases of pink ♦
gasoline irons at Mrs. Simon a. J-tf at Mrs. G. K. Williams.
12-llr
Sanford at {¡'o'clock. This train will roses with ferns adorned the mantel ♦
Mr. nnd NH«. A. B. Commons of
Beautify your homes with »reds leave Sanford in tho afternoon at
anri piano, these completing the ♦
Stone IslamJfrVre in the city yes- bought of the Junior Civic girl».
3 o’ clock and arrive at Mecca sta- tasteful decorations
To the »trains ♦
terday.
Now is the time to plant.
tion at 4. ’
I
.
,
Die Wedding "march
plated hv ♦
Hiere will_ also be t\n accommoda- Mn,
, ^ _.r,
y ....
,m
i„.
K a man lias some cattle out on
...
m
M
x a.-'..-.,
]cc Cream Fuctory.
»¡>*tf
the farm he goes out every few drrç'8 j
t a M s - r l * i n t‘*t» matf begirt-j purl} ,b*scendeti the stairs The uia-l T—¿Liminr.^JL .The Misses Berner have returned to see how they are getting along, n' nR Monday frrr the honrftt of D10 troN o( honyr. Mr„
anrtifbgM-wliu wlab fu* iffak»--|
;'irid* 'bridesmaid. Miss Thusn I ♦
* to Sanford. after u pleasant trip to but through all the year he nei i t '
visits the sehnn] where Ids 'children 11 rou,'d trip through the celery. Tarin l -iieai-mg ! tiUnrAJ,‘" ‘fr*MfTit,f~J*
hinny points in the north.
T h e 4 Î ' t e r i r c i r ' € ' U ,b f T Æ t ," rl
delta that will leave the c ity -¡it * 3 0 form„ d :ln-^W
pr".... .
tin* bnde
are studying
*N
Drink PLKZOL, the dew drink.
and get hack to the city after the
whu ,mmi.dia„.|y took ♦
4-tf
Mrs. Grace Williams has returned
round trip at 10 o'clock.
their stand under the heuuliful arch, ♦
.¡Jlidimt.
from
a two weeks trip to New York,
Mr. and Mra. Archibald Betts
SpeciaErates and tickets have been wh(.ro thc beautiful ring ceremony T♦
£N a discussion as to w a y s and means of
Philadelphia and Baltimore where prepared for the benefit of the school
|M.rf(irni(>d hy llf.v \Vm. Stones, ♦
left Wednesday night for their honey
economising time anti minimizing l a b o r ,
she inspected the stocks of fall mil
moon to be spent nt various cities
children and the tickets are now on : lmmi.dintcly following which Mrs. ♦
U
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linery and the latest styles of the sale at the uilire of the ticket agent. , Dlivjd s ,
rrnd *.Th|jl Thy WrdResolved,
in the north.
♦
eastern cities. She qxpects to have
(i.
W.
Crim
at
the
union
station.
|
l|inK
Day."
a poem written for Pud
Genuine TencrifTo grown Bermuda the largest I nisi ness in years. Mrs.
WHEREAS,
l hc time of our President being so taken
Any further information can be had rpad ul , h(. Innrrint{l. of t ,,e groom’s ♦
onion seed, whlttfand red, new crop, Williams will have the mammoth at
ut the
thi* tirlfot
„
,
»,
.
ticket nttim
ollice. Thin
This trnln
train will
will parrn!«i
♦
m liunovrr. Mich
up with her multitudinous household duties that any
at L. R. Philips & Co.
ll-8tc
opening tomorrow
he un acroni mnilat ¡cm to the school
modern production that will, save steps, providing a
i he hrtde, tin* secourt daughter of ♦
G. W. Venable has returned from ^Following up his warning to Na- children and those who are desirous Mr and Mr» Il Y Tari ici. was" ♦
place
for everything where everything may be kept in
Jacksonville, where he accompanied lionul banks against'boarding'money of transacting business ot) the east lovely in her gown of white silk
♦
its place, should be provided Iter; therefore, he it
hi» mother, Mrs. Jennie O'Cain on and restricting credits, Secretary Me side, a» the two new trains will give crej.e with luce tunic and situare
♦
the
children
and
l
he
farmer*
a
chance
Resturt t/, I hat we will, without further delay, pur
her way to*Orangeburg. S. C
Addon today ordered withdrawn
nei »■ «I .. e ho.h».- o ver net. a -a Pu
♦
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. . I I I . , - . . . . m t i i o k i n IUirn<
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(he
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chase lor her an up to date Hoosiw Kitchen Cabinet.
PLKZOL IH
is the BEST •>...... la.unn.CM’n
,lu'
(urn
gir.lb b. ing the only trimming She
‘ ,"tl
deposited in Agricultural .enters to''nines during
the winter season. earned a n arm hpii.(iiel <.f r.|»e- tied ♦
drink
^ aid in crop tmving
The rniifley will
'he innimii cars have been witt. white ribbon, and wore orange ♦
C A S H
O R
IN S T A L L M E N T
Senator Donegan of Kissimmi'e,, |,t. deposited, Mr. McAdoo an- ("ken oil the people living on the
blossolns in her hair.
The groom
accompanied by Mr. Ware of that nounced, in banks which "will r m -j™ < »Id«* hnve been greatly incon- wore the regulation Idark and look
♦
rity were in the city on Tuesday ploy it in the movement of crops and venlenrrd. especially
in
stormy
1I 7
A n p n i l 1 TPIM7 First Street & Palmetto Avenue
ed very happy.
•
♦
afternoon.
I for the benefit of the business situu- weather and the trains will be ups a n f o r d , fl o r id a
After eongratuliitious the company
preeiiited lex the children and tlmir
♦
Ice cold PLKZOL in bottles for (•'•» "
uer. ii ,it.-<! mio t tie dining room
parent »
» ♦ ; ♦ a *
sale at «11 dealer«
4 (f
Piano and Player Piano Expert
Wliefe over» Were laid for I went VMS
\ 'lu.iint va»e of pink roses
W l„ Whitthorne, representing “ iiimg "("* «.-purring
All work id.< on grega lio ual t horch
en i iri 1. 1 Wilt
.1.111.1V spr.iv of
the Time*-F nion w-as in the city yes- soliitely guaranteed \\ !, M i r\
Ni \i Sunday t .I<I |. m , n meet
I u.-' da; ■- v i i : j, pro.- M> 11,•- v ■I- iit'teroi ». lined tins season
»p..
Bos
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Plume
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11. ..i I d o i*ra
j.rday in the interests nf that great
mg III prayer for pence m the world
Miss Irene Fuller has a new rmt
ion
producing
an
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f
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stale paper
vili hy held by all the churches in
of ihniit automobile, of which she ¡»
hour l i n d i
Erving ami
Mi i i e r v ui t i m e r
simp!
ganci.
l’or
un
Milliner) Upenme
the Mtv. Ili response to the mil
Those wanting Walsiin Sprayer»
\Y * t P a In H*.; 1 t iv. t . e l »|u-tn| leeling very proud
l* t i .-» i »
... y . t i *ii,i-r
Tomorrow Saturday * •■t tr•t t» a til. ) Pr. sidi r.t \t d'oli ha- issued a t .!
ii **i near future should leuvi or
wtub- w11 h i heir parer, i ». Mr
N II FOGG.
light t... wedding i.rouh|,i-l -i-rved in.'"-K
I hi dati m I for.lite M lili t,*r y upm for that day, Oct. 4th.
I
Church
■la-ra at the S t o r e ol the Geo II
and
Mrs
1
D
Hurt
Misse» Irene Peters
mg at Mrs
Williams' Millinery members of all affiliai inns are cor four curses
Kernnld Hardware Co. at once, as it
Mi - L .m..r ,
M l
Vit
1 t
a n d V i - l t e G r. « h a i n . . t
11 m p . . . k
Parlor'
You will t*> d i- well • d i a l l y i.,vii..i i., i.e present
Wo r k Ite»otried on llnptiwl ( hurrli
tiki» about in days to get them
»at'.irday tor Lake Mat
where she
and
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t-sisled
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n
.rvnlg
Pri
; lei lei! .stuck a- tall io found Hi
iiMtiiiiit t«-e of the
The
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111 it. morning at II o'clock tin*
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I' t o n i l a ho l i ght . i N E W E d i k a od ... mmu to. hi of t to* Lord's Supper ent nt i tu» wedding wir« lour g> i
have »«i arranged
bapt
i«t
«■
(lurch
Mr\ \ Murat*, afli-r a visit to
The bride
Miss Florence Frank has returned P i l l i . A DELPHI \ ni
very
low will be observed and members re- era 11" i - of West un»
matti-r«
that
the t-untmetor
tlll'ltll"»»
changed h.-r white !..r a beautiful her s ,p and f ui ni L at ihi» place,
Imm n trip to the mountains of prices, quulltv ■on-nl. ri d
r«-w
u
t
men
at
wurk on th«*
ha»
lu»
i-iv.-ii
Eel all the church member»
blue
with ret or . .t ’ . to r l orn.- u Mi a mi la»t
Tennessee Mr and Mr» Frank will
Souvenirs will hr given to the I«’ i" I*. I» present ami tiring u friend traveling -ml oldark
Til' -*. 1! .1 •ti«t T« lliple
1he citligred alli, bin. . ). .i1 to nni t * h
I t t- » a i n* *1 .
return home Saturday of till' week tirsi Ino (ai , t|s|.,rio rs
11 It.
bo
Id
r«-r—
f)W l l 8 r , »r .l.X iK
The Sunday s. n..,.I is growing in
It
I 1« -, ,v . .. |,rt,-sr**f7 rrr.nhap- i
o u | . | e t.d t
•• •i . I t |n l u e
vin- on ri o «e. ond >i ui i duy in No 1 1Ti-ndato’v Prof
Marts begin» his
t.a ■ ■. - ii v cil I. rii a .tri-- ul paint,
( ‘lining out all typewriter carbon
r—'
[or
Day loin.
i h»-i r
! yc u r * t o m . vernili.r
The
e o i nn i i t t e e
lut« nl»o
. la-- nest Sunday ■ morning, and i w lu-ri t tie I..--I wi-t. i|>Hper
Best
grades „ „ l y . i,l I L c ^ .
I ni.in P i a r . M e e t i n g
getti
ng
ready
t..r
i
t
.
.oniirig
»t-u»oti
of
ma u >
let
a
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for
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m
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d e l i n g ol
1
u Sund..v t m p m at •h. ev.-rt form.r mem!.or is urged to be f r i e n d s f o l l o w i li. tu
<1
M L I >oo|. v will ii. . II).y I lu
v"'phr dozen »beets. Herald OIlice
! be m arriage
ilo t, m e tl.ev r •> illy l.olltftll lii-Xt
’i 7-tf
1 t o n g r e g a Ilona! church the chur.che» fourni aguí, in ht» place with a new
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while
$
I« Ilo culli . 1 ..I
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d**..r t o i h. . hur. Ii
\ l i ou t indU *l(t
of the <ii>
will muti
ni a ii mo i trlctul to, lu- »nt.
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will
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b l d II III inilli . . . . g III.
\ erne Arnert and Joe l*eriiande/ m e e t i n g o t p r a y e r f o r p e a . i |li the
will be evpen.ii-.I on i m p r o v e m e n t s .
I tu- i vj-mng service at 7 in will oi-v.t from Mulligan about
two h o me on La ke
( leii-Vu
have returned from Coronado Beach world
Hoiking "the snme ix modert, dwelling
¿i
All church members al l d all be a »hurt helpful one lor all good
Little I ’yili P.iMi Moll
i nvi t ed
y. -.ir- a g o
where they report the fishing good i n t e r e s t e d 111 1 tie i a ,i si o l p
house
This
property
has
been
mii}ii and good f cllujidhlp await
eve tul ofhis little friends to help
There was a pdly fish try on Lake
Mr. Arnert I» also sporting- a black cordially urged to come
leased for a long term
every one
The special subject for
hi
m maV merry
i elehrilling hi«
Harney
Iasi
»aturda.
in
honor
of
eye where his car kicked him
coti»ii|iT„l on
y» ill lo* "Wanted
'.oir 11- I I lela . i
I II M*
H II r t n-y
Mr and Mr
! . ,
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Red Men In Hold I’ ow Wow
lto.nl Pull.terI beh I lie
5 or Ii doses r.r.f. will lierai any
I !..
at
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r
ere»m
and
<b*guests of their relative«
M- a n d
11
•iliidnv
evening
in
iii-»
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r
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aise of Fever or Chills. Price
. m i - a n » t (u
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e Pri.pl
P r o p t eet
l Vr l hl l T *s P
bMr Bal l ar d
Italitis, s, i m i - (nr ».iiiiilav
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v»ill be,
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M.irr ! .iin and wdi o. cupy
oll..
U» . k»
t t||* Ol t o .1TK* '
lido 1 * I
[thoroughly
interesting
from
the
first
Plain
home on » u n f o r d Hei ght- for lin
Mr. and Mrs Fay Weston and
UMseuilded at the Baptist church was PJittn Lord' » Slipper observed und
to
{he
last
fall
of
the
tomahawk,
t
winter months.
mot her of Daytona attended the
present on !a»t Sunday evening new tt|i*iiilH*r« received.
♦ and the««* chilis with acting Chief
Tarltel-W esioti wedding un Thor-.lay
urge
one ni.-a! is all the argument w.» The Sunday evening service» have
♦ >,f He. ord» I. D U'i«-k«*r.
♦
'S t v -u* I'ur 1 I nini
,t in Ml a f I er imo n meeting« will
Miss W hillock .i .nr ■< I i if I.i « do
beco
m
e.
Very
|-i.polar
and
the
v
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II
Mr
need to convince yt.u w e ».*1 ltn*-lw«.l
i'
* full M.-- d a s <■ of the member«
ailed
t! o n in •«HIHI o f t h e l ' e l i c e
«•.'•» . «
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i .11
g torri
t i j i i « T r t l o - .........
on tin - lu s t and
meal at the lowest price in town w t l f f Ti .' l D o
* ( •#' AI*4■
tí
♦
i Diip
h. I mgr ega who »pent four w. . » re.
enlly
return.-d
t
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m -.1 .
ilnrrt
F
r
i
d
a
y
SIi-e(>»
of .-very Muon
"ur Sunday dinners are unsurpassed ev i-r\ i lior I !.. it i,. I u t I * I "I* i
-. ti
M i,«
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o v e r the IniM.-al» ‘.'.‘i rents
\Veeklv ra 1e» mad, bird v
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i» ad uurat.ly
fir rooms* ami jileáis
St
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lo 'ii. Il 1. . 1 ' . 1,1 g. 1
* ll.-tel
.ot.ipted for tin* vouti-rring ol tltti
vl I l \ | u S | | . S P R I N G S
1
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degree» of Re.lmnnship
1C«*\ unii Mfh St«>iir."' and «lau^h
\ Iwa
wel i*,i me
Ti
nMturnup!«,- »«-hoid c u t n m o n c e d
Mr. and Mrs M F. Robinson nr
Presili ti rimi * hur. h
lit
Minn Kll/iil'i 1li tii I * \ H-fln if
A rehearsal of the degree team
GK oH G K II Y M \ N
M o n d a y wi l l «
M i » » Av. r y t . - uc t nr
rived on Wednesday morning's hunt
The Sunday ..-ho.d i ruaking
will
also take j.lace this t*t*-i»i nji- , A
i r t u l f d t i n * I ' a r M W *1- c «»1 1 riwirri.ik!«
Pastor
Mr A. .s Tuvmill l* having sev
troni Bel mar, N. J., wherl- they h a v e campaign «luring the moiitii ol •*< *
Mr. und Mrs. Stum*?! unit on lo eral acre» of hi« hifmmork land cl«-ar- degree team second to none is the
spent thc summer.
Bclmar is on i tol(tr j „ r „ „ »ttendanre of 2U(I on
Titusville and Miss Elizabeth re ed. adjoining hi» orange grove, to be amhition iff every member of Ojus
The Grcal World’ » Serie«
the coast near Anbury HarkIlully Day. Nov. Isl
The whole
The noveriy of watehing a ball muinitig a» u guest ..f Mi»» Tliu»« planted with tree» during the win Tribe, un«i they will be expected to
V*S
exemplify th»? full initiation before
5 or 6 doses 666 will break any school i» enthusiastic.
game reproduced ori a miniature I arbel unlll Monday, wb«*n »he re- ter.
At II o‘c|ocK Sunday the com dianiond by colore.! Ughi», showing turned houle
cjbc of Fever or Chills
Price 25
Mr N. 11, Fogg »old two very the next Great Council of Florida,
munion <ff the Lord’» Supper will b. each ball, «tnke, error, foul hit»
cenu04-26t
Mi»» Agn.-s Clark and Mi»* llu»,- t'hoice lot» on Mail Ian,1 avenue to a which will convene in Sanford In
celebrated, and Dr Brownl«*«* will and out», «ili a direct wire (rum thè »n- Tlllis look rhnrge of thè (ieneva
««tl*.(iioli ut New Jersey, un which March. I!»I6.
The barber »hop of Arnert & AVll- preach on "The I butt h of Je«us
Visiting Chiefs are always cor
plnynig tield should noi leuve itami- »elinoi lu»t Mondny and ijpder tlu-se he will bulbi a muderà l.ungab.w for
son has iict-n changed in the firm The service Sunday night begin» at
dially
welcome and will find the
ing rmini in thè opera house for thè «-thrienf teacher» n jiriilttifide school a winter home
name, Chatincey Wilson retiring and 7:30.
lutch
strings
of the Wigwam on the
»mali admissioo of 36 cent» for men* year i» predirteli
At thi» wriung
Fogg & Osteen have commenced
the shop is now owned by Mr. Ar
Do not forget these services at and 25 cent» for ladies and childrrn tb*. mailer of a third leaclti-r i» stili ¡«„thertng t(u-ir pvrnn nut crop. outside
nert who will make several changes the Imperial Sunday Bring >ome
to »<•«■ a cham|iion»hi|. game betw een up«<*tt[ed
T h e ; e v p i ct I o g a i b e r a h n u t «ine t o n
and make it up to date in every par one with you und l«*t u» till tinH e i g h t B r e a th in g .
the
fastest team s that money can
Mm
\vu,l,.
Kaul.-rson
compiim
nut* tin« season
ticular.
Mr. Wilson mtires to en building
No
one
can brcslhe at a greater
w
ill
g
o
t
o
produce
niented
b.-r »t«ter.
M i«»
Mastef Juste la'Wls
Mi ria m
gage in some business that will not
Tuesday » issue gave a full des- Turbe| l)rld(. to |„. wl|j, ;i puM) „ „ Jacksonville this week where he will Gght than aovtm miles,
confine him to the inside, as his
Put Murph) Here
rription of the electric diamond
^
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health will not permit it and he will
Pat Murphy was in the city yes
probably start a bus line and auto terday on fit* way t o Del.arui t o
last fall and every one seeing same
delivery.
publish his Guide to Honda for came away as if they had really
another year. He is always glad to • witn«wit>(l the game,
Muale In AVoodland Park
Thc Klime, will begin Tbursduy or
After October first.Woodland]Park get back to Sanford and states that
the prospects for a l.usy season with Frjday C)ct 8lh or 9th date not
■will open ooly Sundays. .
* «
the tourists look good for nil of derided on yet. nnd will continue
Bathing, amusements, picnir’fconsouth Florida.
Said Pat
"The daily except Sunday until one team
venlences, orchestrion music.
9-tf
Consider the advantage <>f having a partner in your business who lias ample
people at St. Petersburg are put- wjn# four games. Where to play
resources, who «iilows you to run your business, as you wish, and who takes an
^Mr. Joe Cameron of Sanford was ting on new smiles anti new paint. (8(l 0pen{ng gnme, Philadelphia or
*n Orlando yesterday on route to I had charge of the barbecue as head Bt)lltol) tti|| {1L, decided hy a tess of
active interest in your business success.
Kissimmee and Southport, to look waiter when the new roud reached: c0|n ns U9Ua|t nnd very likely one of
This is the relation we form with our customers.
•over a stock of cattle of four thou fit-. Petersburg. It looked like Mardi (^r )jarnP9( maybe the dociding game
ions; then
Make us a partner in your business agreeable to the above co
sand head which he ant) his ussoci- Gras at New Orleans, and really the * wi{, |)t. piuyt.d ¡n New Y'ork.
in
need of
take
time
to
have
a
personal
talk
with
our
officers
whenever
you
ates recently purchased from Mr. people of south Florida nre the most
*rv way posadvice. You will always In* welcome and we will iLssist you in
Henry Bass, part of which were hopeful people I ever »aw
But tinLicenses Now Due
formerly owned hy Mr J. M Lee (act remains the same, you have t"
sible along such business lines.
Please take notice that business
L'art of these rattle will he kept on pass through Sanford to see the
M A K E OUR BANK OUR HANK
»*he range in'Osceola county and the beauties nf south Florida. Say, 1 and occupational licenses are due
feinalnder will be moved to Orange uin glad to see yog. says Pat to tin- on or before October 1st. As it is a 1
bounty, where the new .owners hnve editor and to know that the bulk- misdemeanovr and punishable by
county, where the new owners have heading of Lake Monroe is going fine to do business or engage in an
I
fifteen miles of land fenced along forward. It is of course fan improve- occupation requiring n license, withf ; r
--30
the St. Johns river. Yhls big stock ment of beauty and health to the i opt first procuring u license, those
n
(COUHT
(COUUT
HOUSE
BUILDING)
concerned
please
attend
to
this
at
fit
^
to
v«ry fi°e Flor- city.
once.
„
.
ida stock and the new owners are
A. R. KEY, Cashier .
D. L. THRASHER, V Pres.
> <! ■
FORREST LAKÄPres/
JNO. D. JINK INS,
Wanted — Messenger at Western
«peering to make a handsome profit
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THE SAN FO U D HERALD
PAOK SIX
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ROUND THE WORLD
It a li I« * t y e a r'VP«! need I. I.Tli.n07..'>4>
gull-'li* of gi " ["• w lues
i III gii go wi l l ««Min tu- «ur roi i ndi - i l In
a l’ole r e t e retili * y * t e i i i
| i |. t i li. u I li l| 1 ne I i w n o |di i
h.i i,in in i> ow a a pli .u in.e y
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M id i year a million dollar«'- worth
of h"r*i-« die In New fork
Tokyo'* pepulntloll Is J.lKtU.n<XI, nn
tin reuse o f t1il,i«n « I m e li«KI
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New 1 mi k le lo l o l l e ll *
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g * n u p o f l i i n« e mi i s o f p e a c e f u l art,*
( i f tin- world's corn tiroductlon 7 1'J
l „ r cent I* grown In the I'u itiil Stales
Sw Krcrlaio'.Vs annulli production of
choyolatc muon lit* to about $ 10.000.01 '0
n year.
I hist St J.out* bn* a cu rfew la w re
quiring all children f<> tie oTf the streets
a fter It p. m.
Australia will till« year greatly ex
i t e n d i td ■—
phone'sei^Wa» •A »»Imlralil. la._Lmgjuml furnlshe»
electric«Aght for a elmrcli and rectory
and power to blow n church.nrgiui.
It urn I carrier» are t»ow required to
re(Kirt forest tire» t h r o u g l i m i t __
l iiltcsl State* to proper authorities.
In co-operation with tho w eather bu
reau forest rnneer* nre to measure
enow depth» In the western mouutnlti*
T h e T erra Nova, which took the Scott
expedition to tlie.itonth pole, has been
returned to the north Atlantic whaling
service
Fnsli humble women In London are
now Carrying
black
handkerchiefs
with their Initial» embroidered In the
corners
T w o AUtttllaii I tig ltiifr» have Invent
■d a proci»** for i tstlng falsi- troth to
metnl by w ill'll the necessary uniform
U R management of tin» » a l v i lino
In ilio mittler of b e l i « nini gir d le»,
la lo ft very much to thu fancy of tho
Individuili thin tcanon. ThcMO ra n ge
from narrow belt», o f which there aro
fow, to the widest o f girdle», of which
there a re many O f the latter the maJnrlly fasten lit tin* buck
Mut tautenlug* nl the rid'» or at the middle front
aru used wherever the effect 1« more
deal raid* tl-an a fitHlertlliK at the hack
A * to tin* M l - (l e nd* , e l u e g l l d t i « ,!!•
lln!»hed w|ih one o r tint f.illtiig from
u knoL
Thu fu vorlte ndJiiBltuetil of the wide
girdle I« 111 il 1*1* 11lea III w till ll It e l
tetiifn from an Inch o r »<> nhoie the
normal waist line to « ix or eight Inches
below
It I« ndJilHti-d rntluT InoHelv
or bu* that appearance, although the
g ln llo .Ih bone or fastened lo a «u|*
port to hdld It la the proper place. It
I« clotted with hook« and eye». Som e
of thu long pushe« o f very wide soft
ribbon a ro wound about the figure and
pinned Into po»lt|on.
T h r e e girdles are shown here which
are typical of those favored nl pre*
mil. In the Unit n wide taffeta ribbon
T
Garbage Can That Uncovers
by Fool Pressure.
of wliltt* » H b cromi bar« o f rone-col
oriol natiti miti drenden rom « woven
In In dtmlgned fo r wear with white
numtner gowns.
It in flnlnhcd with a
l«vrgo flat bow and tautened at ilio
buck.
Tho end* of till* girdle arc
stayed u^h boncs*to which the hook*
and e y e * are neived
The bow 1* ail
ju-ii-d le-ar tin» too el the girdl»- and
' |>lntiet| |oo*e|> to the dre*« with Ilo*
nun . i l i . n * in vii
of . n o n ! -u a «tiff
eff ect
Tl . »cioii.l »-11■i !>- i* l> we:- white
tufTeia ribbon with o broad «tr ip e of
M.iek *nt)n n*.tr . -m h edge
l ln * la
J ; M.ed ilo I la toned ul I ite i :.,|r w If 'l
tionen nini hook* and eye*
Ilo- (a*
tuning I* concealed under two short
hal.glnc |ofi|
i f
tie rit.I.i r
I lo *■■
Ida* k and w Into girdle« of wide ritdion.
or made of Hlk
are w.rn with all
white gown«
The third belt t* deMgind for wear
with tailored d r « » « o r « K lr i« ami
Moure«, and I* made of white miede
leather la mud with Ida* k
It (putenti
wnh * buckle revere d with l. iitli. r and
t* lllilulnd with a «In gle hill* end
J U L I A BOTTOM!. F.V
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m g a pltrln-r l " g e t It i le.m
P r e p a r i n o L o l n Chop».
Canning Wholo To m a to«».
B c t n m e the »kin » and cut up m in e
torn«toe«, put In n pri*i»ervlug kettle
and boll fur twenty minute». Jteinove
them fropi the lire rttid run through n
»trainer, lb-turn (he ktmlucd llquhl to
the fire
¡iow »elect som e »mall ripe
!.. ,Ax>UMtittMvttutt>? l ) l g o . Into the tnqulh
of the Jar. dip'litem lu ladling witter,
re m o ve the ttkln« mid drop the whole
t o m a t o « * Into the jar. Fill the Jar with
t h e ««, add one level U’U»|K>onfiil o f tvnlt
to ea ch qunrt nml pour In the »trained
llquhl mill '•oiling until till »paces lire
Oiled. Put on rubber and lo p nml
place In the Irollcr o r atcrlllxer on the
f a l m bottom- H a r e tho water In the
boiler ijlrendy hot to keep the Jun*
from breaking, bring to n boll and «ter*
III*« for" thirty minute«. Clamp on the
top tig h t ly and re m o v e the ja r » fr o m
the boltor.
Around tho H o u m .
Grease spot* may l>o taken out with
weak ammonia .In water. Lay soft
white paper over and Iron with a hot
Iron.
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Cheese will not mold so readily If
the cat parts nre rubbed with batter
>'• ‘ •>
' paper.
with flanyonr brass
net dipped in
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( ’Ut off Un* luiig, teligli end* « f thè
clmp» and p p i tlvetii ouco o r tw ico
tlirniigh thè m eni chopper, elmpptdg
thè fui svilii th è lenti. l'Iu tv tld» lu a
fryln g pan a m i eouk over n h*>t lire
f'ir ime m inu te, or (111 tlu> fat ha» all
dlwmlvcd timi thè lenti l i crlsp nnd
brnwii
Itro ll th è ehm»».
>'!|P 1ho
ehop|»«l |Mirtloti - xvhlclv «vili he u u riirl*
big In ¡u ltim ili—In thè c u tte r o f thè
jii.itter. |ihiv«* il»* lirnllcil ch ip» arm im i.
M-a*nn ami serve T ld * im*th«ii| o f p ie
pitting hdnw hop» make» pulntalde nml
ivnllyr d ellelm i* flin t portimi >»f ibem
w hleli I* m ninlly vv natevi
Cbooio Bit».
A most economical way to use bard,
dry end» o f cheese I* either by gritting
them or p u tting them through tho food
ehoppvr and to every cupful ndil n cup
and a half o f flour, a level tablespoon'
ful o f butter melted, a liberal sprin
kling o f ptiprlkn and enough w a t e r to
make n dough that will roll out thin
Cut In o blon g »trip», bake a light
brown, nml w hen done dust ve r y ligh t
ly with »alt. T b c * e will keep splendid
ly mid are most delicious to Bervu with
cold Feffutth merit*.
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("art. L* Writ ine Fluiti in 2-uz l ■» »t : <
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\ Irglnlii lanini tu l»c iitlll/.cd tu
litici,
tiiaiitifacture.
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uf Moznuilitque
tu A frica, m ake li
»1 b ile 1-imtnelle li» gtdiidliig a c e rta ln
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( artcr’s Bliick Letter Ink in 2-oz Bottles
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ninrrled Iter untile wn» M anday.
Freneh »eh*ntl«t» Im» e ailupted thè
»»»rii "frlgur» " meunlng lite a m o lili t
of cold iiece***ary lo reduce Ilio tem |ter
unire uf a kllo crm ii v f w ater m ie He
gree C. a» a u nii o f meantTrement for
re frig e ra i Ing nml allled Indimi rlen.
Tilt* F n lven d iy o f \Vl»«-mmiu reginieidal Immk export« lo make a con
cert tour to thè l'oclflc coast duriug
1011*. pndiahly nppenrlng nt thè Pitti'
ama-Pactpc nnd thè Pnnn ina-Cali forala
expoHltlons nt Han Francisco and Ban
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ttlreet» uf l'at l* 11« 1 1 . Il a* di-li llitltlug
ItluUet | n m i l l i Ing tuilil.*
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Ifn rv n n l. phy»|enl dlreetnr, itayn tim i
onlltini-y dancing, uh d ii ex crei««, doe»
not m iiijia re favurably »»Uh roivlug.
Htvlmming and uiniiy otltor forim i of
gyiniiiiKi li** am i a t li lei le*.
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Amerlcnn phy«lclnns who think ’of
practicing medicine In Egypt nrownTned through con»ulnr ndvicea that tho
kheillve'« government will henceforth
require-a llconne, nml licenses wlll.be
granted only to graduate» of recognised
college».
Sir Thomas P. Whtttnkbr, M. P., Is
Serving Hint».
All hot fumi »hould be tterved In hot re»iK»nttUde for the statement that If
ns much liquor jwr capita had been (
dUhc» All dittile» «hould he offered nt
cotiHiimeil ln«t year nn In 1874 In Great
tile left o f the guest if tho gucift t« to
Britain the nnttnnnl drink hill would
Help himself. Dliitic» left fo r tho guest
linro boon (CT.000.000 greater than It
mimt lie placed from tho right sldo.
octunlly waa
Itenmro dltthes from the -right of
A aoclnl pn»gres* Bern emanates from
uue»t N e v e r reach nero«* the guest to
Stockholm, where, we nre told, a chem
place or re m o ve uny clltth.
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I f n diUHert la nerved remove e v e ry ical method will hereafter bo applied,
thing from the previous" course before In cnt»e a man under afreet denies that
he la drnuk. to determine the amount
serving t!ie'H r’'j»ert.
of oteohol In hi» ayatem. IntoxlcktInit liquor» and' Intoxicated*persona
will both bO ti matter of per cent
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We have it in every color and for every pos
sible purpose. Remember the Herald when
you want INK.
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the dldes ef n pltrlmr treat the pitcher
it» follow»; Illune out the pitcher with
bet water Melt a Icilupnotiftil e f but
ter. pour It Into tin» warm pitcher,
■.linking und I lim ing ll until It !t:i*fvi>»
cud dt pail*
I ’oiii ent ulint |c natu»
tilt"«tigli the Up er «pellt
l'ut tillpit h.-r where t! will In '••'ime cid'l I In*
I i|111 r will tell., re t>* the l-'tt"III nini
*i '. . It i* |t . u ri i . l i i a tin- * I* ip
»1 !,) I « ill ll- d *11* I. a* f"l tuer ly
Mil*
may «reni like a gijul vieni iT led tape
l.iii It I» rntdcr than seni ping and *".ik
A ga rb a ge can with tt cover that can
l»e opened by a simple prenstire o f the
•fbot bn« recently been patented. W hen
the itili I* «landing uj h i i i the ground It«
lumdle itili« ever Ihe front mid fnrtu« a
Inver tim i autotnallcitlly raise» the lid
whet) the tin* !» ptenm il ll|MJ|i It. It*
a d v a n ta g e I» hi the fa ct that the lid 1«
ul w a y » dom'd.
T h e dev ice l* being
marketed In »eterni ferina for garbage,
arante o r oily ref urn*
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Im* . » i ■-11•I ■ 1 li titoli tiinie tii n n;inni
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I.» t U e l t l l i g rt |"t" • " f t l ' i e . I « III tiiile* ,»f calile» are tini» tu uhi*
f Vmnt TnT^trvy'ff gpcretary * iy » TTTTrr
l'irpitiitltu* ‘ite! riddling till» sp"t Tinnì
Fre»li Ink n tn lti* may he rem n vid thè great vvrlter'* library im m lieri»l
tiiim i v .'I i i i i i .-« In th Ir ti tivù langim gi'«
fruiti i
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I ligi eti M in eying p a rllm w ill lie sent
out this y e a r by Jhe l ' idled State’» geo
logical survey to Investigate the min
crai resource* o f Alaska
Small fa rm « are the rule In Japan
and e » cry fool o f laud I* put to use
• filiti *e
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H a tin» tho right, to havo his say
Laura Jean Libbeu's
Talks on
Heart-Topics
l&vrn^e-1914. br lh, k W l w N « w « 5t»4 u i , }
HOW T O T R E A T A S W E E T H E A R T .
•Tha kindest and tho happiest pWr
Will find occasion to forte ar.
And so (nothing «-vary day lle-y II vo
To pity and perhaps forgive."
SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SEVEN
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Vanity of Life.
about having tho kind of dlmmr h«
It would be dllttcuit to rival tho epl) llkoa- corned beef and cabling»» ut
tnph of ('ordinal Onuphrlo which, lu
loa»t onto a wouk— that on»- day of all
half a dozen word» sums up (hi* van
i others wlii'n guests rarely. drop In to
ity of life—"Here lie» a » 110(10* — nation
dine— Monday, wash dhy
The mar
— nothing!" nud that of (’ ordinal Ma
rled man hu» a right to give liln daugh
turin'» beautiful niece, Marie Manclnl,
ter In marriage to a man ho detest» who, afLi-r draining the cup of worldly
lifter having argued the
matter out pleasure lo (he dreg", w rote, n» »he lay
.
♦w ith his wirc „mi iOHl ,jie buttle., dy„ lK
Father has .1 right to take the new
pon iti law Into In» hnslm-ss, putting
the young tnun's experience ogulust
his hard-earned capital.
The married man ha* a right to 1
keep up with the times that hi» family
may be pleased Instead nf ashamed
of hi» care less nei.» in dress, s iteceli or
habits.
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A married man ha» a right to all
the devotion of hi» family. Ile ha» a
right to provide for them bountifully —
and to bo glad that he I» alive.
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Earth's Shad ow
Hon
1 he oirth has n shadow but very
fow ever sou It. i-lcnpl In eclipses of
the moon, or also few recognize it
when they b o o It. Nevertheless. m a n y
of tot have noticed It on fine, cloudloas
evenc.gs in summer shortly before
■unset, a rosy pink arc on the horizon
opi*oslf»> the sun, with a IiI h.hIi gray
t p*'ti tu» »*
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V r g s t a h l r Spomjr*
w vi r 1 1 w ’, ! !i
lutely needs and to savo, save, save,
* whllo his llttlo girls nro growing up.
The girls declare, when they are old
enough to have beaux, thut father has
u right to refurnish the parlor. Ho
has a right to keep out o f It when
young men are calling. The married
man has a rl*?ht to pa y- his wife's bills
1 t»hen she .Is off summering In summer
Felt He Had Paid Hli Fare.
It happened on a three-cent car line.
T h e car wait crowded
A German got
on. Ho bought a quarter’s worth of
tickets ( e i g h t ) .
Th e conductor took
one nnd handed him th»» others
"T ick e ts ," called tho conductor as
bo enmn around for fores again. T h o
and w intering In winker. T h e right* unnophiollrati-d otI*' K « vc him anntli1» hla to furnish tho family with an or. Other calls, nnd finally the c»erautomoblle. servnnte and cash . T h e mnn handed over his last tick»«, raymarrhffl man has a right to go to hod i Ing:
I’ v htunnel. I puy n » more tick-
early to rest up for the next day’s
work, while hla family nro enjoying
the theater or ball.
eta!
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walked
And hu got off nmì
Aid to the Tlrad.
He haa tho right to wear clothes of
l(»»t ycar'a cut, Inexpensive, Even a
A'eaal—A Oorm an In v e n tio n is &
bit shabby, at) long ■* hU women folk J o in te d la m p -p o o h the upper jiortlon of
oro arrayed )a tho gowna of'tho pro- which m a y bo lowered with, a rope
vtlllog medo.
C rlm a o n b e a k — 1 can’t boo the good
»
Ho haa tho right to Invito marrlago- of that. E v e n If a man la short of
nbl« young men hom e to dinner td stature, he can lean against a toll
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r' moat>tho daughter*, that' the curtain post In tlmo of nopd.
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One of tlo* most t»-murkahl»' In
stances o f nature providing for th»»
wants of man Is In tin* vegeta li!«
Are there hard and fast nil* » r<Th e vim* »m
g.»riling n married man’s rights? l.»-t sponges (if Ecuador
which tho sponge grows Is found on
Us see!
Hi* has the right to be called the the flat wet lands o f this republic, ap
pillar of society because ho Is the pearing only during tho rainy reasons.
foundation, tho main support of a fam It Is an annual nn»l grows rapidly,
ily
has the right to elbow sltigl»* after the fashion of a pumpkin vim*,
men nslde and pluck all the plums with lung Hinnuth fruit resembling a
the best positions offer, because he summer squash.
Is married. His rights extend furtlu r
Upon ripening the fruit Is gath
to paying the. household hills, delving ered nn»l dried, when lh»* Inte'rlor Is
e v ly night nnd day to mak»» monoy to Hc»*n lo be ei>mp"»‘*d o f a tangled net
give his wife Comforts, to buy her work of fine tlbiTs, with black seeds
costly clothes, that tdu* may enjoy n similar lo those of the watermelon
life of luxury nnd ease, bridge, after- T h e drl»*d skin Is ensHy removed.
niHiia and hesitation waltzing at wh»*n tin* fibrous net work or spong»* Is
remly for use, after one siile has b*''*n
night
Washing In a few wa
A married man has a right to he up rut open
befor«» dawn on a bitter cold morning, ters rem oves all extraneous material*,
making n-fir®“ In tho kitchen range, rnd the sponge may ho used ns any
calling his wifi* when the coffee la other. Tin- poor people us»* them for
washing »listi»,*s nnd when bathing,
ready.
A mnrrled man's rights nrc to deny claiming they ur<* superior to the ani
himself anything more than he abso mal sponge.
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Wi n n a girl r< <1
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1i *i |h*s end lh»*re- out of duty to her
self and her own future sho should
giv e sum»* otln-r man a chance, re liev
A M A R R I E D M A N ’ S R IG H T S .
ing not only lo r anxiety, hut that " f
th»» friend» •iieur»*»t and dearest to her
W l i i M j i e»cl r !ii |v s -n , « I t i n »it! o n r
i as well
T h e mail who talks lo*'*, hut
Wiihnuf
horn** lime pile litoti J’Mk r*n
not marriage, Is tin- bam- of so» l••t >
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It In wonderful how many excuses
t
' women make for men who court for
year», hut souiehow evade popping
(hu question.
Home womerT-hrr-tr nrti 'm.tH*« irffTdf-"*
fulness; his cold nature; luck of suf
ficient funds; anything, everything,,
hut tho right reason, that ho really
doesn't want to tnnrry. Of course lie
gives her Innumi'rnblo hints, and cer
tainly gives her to understand thut be
Is fond of her.. Ho r.uii.-i-iywioit |t W e Lave iilwiyi Itie-J to I.» jiut a little jlw*.l
would he n- very foolish glrT who of ihe odifi fellow in llu* grnrisl e*pepmcnl of
would wasto her time on him other- emi tloie. A i an riufrni» of tbu dr life to ibow
wlse.
Ibe newrtt anil only llie l.ril ol cvcrylbiag, wo
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Wom en are wonl to pin tllelr hopes
upon such
trilling
exprcaslons ns
"some day. I expi*et to have a home
of my ow n '* ''Few ;n»>n n»*tt|«* d»».wn
until aft - r they mnrri " ' l l takes a
w If** t » g iv e a man ambition to an
cu m u la te " When a girl re pent * this
talk to her anxious relatives, shu soft
ens tholr hearts toward him. They
conclude, with such Ideas, If Is only a
question o f a short time until he asks
her hand In marriage. Hut when the
seasons com e nnd go. and ther«r Is no
slrn of a coining w»wl(llng, the practl
cal ones o f the household begin t»
doubt |ils matrimonial Inti'niions and
!*•-*,< r* lh* Ir lielb'f that h** 1» »>nlv pn.***».
lug away the time at h»*r »"Xjietj»»*
h* nrlng himself talk »No modest girl
ran take III»* Initiative nnd g|v,> a Ilian
a hint that mIu ' s Interejiti'il In know
lug hi»* tnt>*nttons
It Is n delicate matter for her folks
to lnt»'rf»T"
l ie may h.i'»* valid r* a
son»
Then again h»* uim not have
any reio-on for nut pr»»pokltig at j' t ■»
rnl. In Hoston.'they h»'ll»,vi* In taking
time hv the for*l*>ck
Tin* women
Inn»* pvtltloneil t||.* 1» glslattir»* to pass
a hill flxftig th** legal limit of t »»o
v i m * on t **nrt*-!ilp
If a lllall cults
r»-giifarly up n a
woinati
f"i tbit
1» .* gth »>f t * •*. monnp' h -ig ft - r »n
tin* att»»n!lon. th»*y uouhl have It as
sumed that he 1« on marriage Intent,
a id he v "»ltd In* (odd legallv aua>iu.t
nl>l, If lo an* m| is to fbrrk -W* n• Il of i i'tirtship marriage. W e sue
g»-sted that courtship aliouhl hai»* a
11tm limit, I ii thi« column, s»»in*t iiru»'
ago fcT h e Boston women wa r** quick
*o rat* h tin good Judette-nt o f th** sue
gestmn
I .<»l»s drawn out routtshlps
rarely cm! In wedlock
In eu»h In
st. .•»I»» *tn- man in th*- ra*»,* grow s
1 »1
id Hi I -• 1*1. ft» o S in;
It.
to.
j«
.
t I| It! j
The Hull- ut |li.. !_ni.|
ora’ lives. Uu has
not ffg -y r n niKThf
tho all Importunt
question
Hopes
and
fears
are
equally
balanced
In Ills heart.
If
he’s too bqjd In
showing her nffaction ho fright
ens
tho very timid
■
maiden. If ho re
.
1
*■
strains his ardor
many a girl thinks
him lacking In heart warmth, even In
mtcrcst.
After escorting her home
from sqmonflalr nnd tho hour Is
drawing
closo
to
midnight,
he
shouldn't expect to bo Invited In.
even though tho girl's mamma or
spinster aunt Is awaiting them In tin»
jiarlor Nor should he llHg»*r to caress
her at the door If a girl refuses him
a goodnight Itlss ho should not Insist
upon It. More young men have lost
nlco girls In this way than nny other.
Because she refuses ho should not
taunt her with being an Iceberg,
wanting In affection, when sho may bo
on»* of thos«> nice little maidens who
rem»*mb»*r th« Instructions laid down
by her wise old grandmamma " T o o
much affection 1» a bur t»i matrimony
with young people.’ If In* would hold
the girl s affection at this critical Junc
ture In* must he In hi» wooing Judl
clou», neither too bohl nor too hack
ward Hi* must slmyi tendenn-ss. with
out giving her cause for annoyance,
yielding gracefully to h**r will and not
«-xpi'Ctlng her to b»* pi» a* *-d with all
that he says or does
('«ills ought to
he chary of their kiss»*», as ev»*ry
senslblu young man should know
Instrud of b»-lng angry with b»r for refimli.g lu* should rcsp«'( | her all f!i>*
more
II* h.o.rt 1 eartn d th»» right ns y* t.
to ebony h»*r undivided attention, n**r
must Ills convorsutlon always In* on
lie* on** topic of h*ve It would weary
i s.'ii tlii* most enamor* »1 ■( girl** anil
!:»•
ild long m»-tlllai»* »ocr Ituw '
■•»as that some other young man who
had te >n little In III»* »»>* l»-lV of won»
• fi and kn ew 'nothing compariiftTTty of
love making cut him out. The wlau
man proposes and wools his sw»*«*tInwrt
He Is n wise man who realizes
that he should mil make vloleut love
iii n sw eel heart a n d . allow her t*»
rtatie for Ihe <ruttibs of affection
eft» r sh»- b»-ct»m»-s hi» wife
lh* hap
pl**st isilr ar»* (host* win* »1»» ti"i 'I1'
so much courting, hut lr»*al each
ether cordially, tenderly, j*'t with a
certain restraint; looking forward to
the tying of tho marring« knot.
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�OCTOBER 2, 1914
TUE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE “EIGHT
A Hgwl and a III nt
she has been spending the summer lanta ioday, after n pleasant visit to
.Junior Ciric*» Sole of Seed*
The
manner
in which those
hi*
*ist«*r,
Mi*«
Juno
Waddell.
Mr*.
The girls of the Junior Citizen*' She was accompanied by her sister
teel
gufinien.
who
deal in printer»’
P.
H.
Morris,
t-hc
sister
who
came
Department of the Junior Civic Mi** Mumie Devlin:
supplies have whooped up the prire*
with
him
from
North
Carolina
will
League have taken the initiative,
on everything used around » „<•*».
Mrs. F. J. Gonzales and daughter remain for the winter.
preparatory to the City Beuiitiftil
paper office is simply kiososterntu
Campaign thut will he waged in have returned from Orlando.
B E IN G A R E S U M E O F S A N E O llD H A P P E N IN G S
'Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sammis have The ink factories have shot the pMrp
Sanford this winter l y offering for
Mrs.»
Laitue
Bliss
of
Orlando,
who
-■ U P -T O •D A T E ------ — — returned from Connecticut, where of news ink up to a point that makes
sale nt reasonable prhrea. seasonable
came
over
for
the
Hand-Belts
wed
they have been spending the sum Gilderoy's justly famed kit»«seeds. L e., seed thpt now is the time
Communications for this Column Should he Marked “ Society Edlior", or
like a sunkon-suhmarimu The pH^ r
ding
Î*
the
guest
of
T
U
’
f
“Sister.
Mrs
for plabting to Ihsure pretty gar
mer
Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Terheun. Phone 20.1
fat runs aej as if they thought i i , lr
dens in the spring e Saturday 'after K J. Gonzales.
wood pulp product ought to t,r,ril.
noon the gtris will begin a house to
v Mrs. Hurry Ward and daughter,
Mrs.
(lay
Butts
has
gone
up
to
as
much as India Bible stock And
Beautiful Church Wedding
in blu
house cjjnvas in the effort to sell
Miss Fern Ward have returned from
Jacksonville for several days visit.
type!
Why you'd think that typ«.
nasturtium seed, the drawf or hedge
Unusually interesting and beau- trirnmi
Michigan, where they have been
metal
was
composed of two pari*
tiful was the evening wedding of
Mrs.
nasturtium and the tall climbing
Mrs. F. W. Hill of Nurcoosee is spending the last three months.
¡of
radium
and one part auroraMiss ^label Hand and Mr. Archi* in a g
Variety. ^Diese vil! grow in any soil
the guest of Mrs. Chas Hand.
v l»oryal|s. Even Aunt Mandj t , j..
without little attention
’ bald Lucius Betts which took place tfj'e.use
**' ) i^lrs. S. E. i'uleston hair issued in- son, in her sealed hid for washing
It is hoped to see Sanford u blnr.e
Wednesday, nt half past eight
Mrs.
Mr. Ralph Sauls, who came o v e r 1citations for a dance next Friday our towel, quotes a figure 5o |„.r
of glory in the spring, with its gar
/Tcinck at the Church of the Holy gownei
'from Enterprise to be ofie of the at- evening, Oct. 9th. in honor of Mr cent higher than that quoted «.hen
dens of these beautiful, vari-colored
vCro^i. The solemn and impressive meuso
lendants at the Hand-Betts wed- and Mrs. W. D. Bishop.
we were thinking of having it u.,-hVp«riHoe.xcn:rnnnjrrr>f-sbo Episcopal
flowers.
The girls will also have
ed
last year.
At that, we could
church wo* performed by Rev. i n r j,ur]
sweet pea seed and will take order*
Mr.
K.
M.
Diclfins
of
Tampa
was
manage
to
ease
through this month
Artkux_S__ Eftdt..wearing the hand- Mm(iroj
hite sntin.i^or these and gladiolus bulbs. It is
✓ James Wallace Howard is the the guest of his brother* Mr. J. W. if some of our valued subscriber.
[lowed
.4*»«
r*ork of Inaine oT the little son buiii-Lq. Mr. Dickins for several days last week.
would
“ m^rrinrf*
— ^
V
the girls will Conduce to the making
niTjo of the .
*
, . >
’
. .
and Mrs. ('. C. Howard Hrpt; --mbr
mm-rgen
wedding, pink and white wew.artis-1
»,
•
of gardens Mid, taking care ok .the
Really carried out in the elaborate! ,ni 1 ’
< In ibe lBWn* u,,d Parkway« that are nowlpit|
*' * Th e ni'.lliy
srii-irtls
decorations of the church. The altar
r^' 11
'. , .
tu'ghwud-aiid unsightly. Thev will
May Dickins will.'rcgrrr to hrar that j* The . -Luitiavilbu— Uixald.uL
was exquisitely beautiful with quan- ,,ar or '
, . continue the good work us the season
Sept. 15th makes the following an
she
Will
not
retujtr
to
Sanford‘
this
ju. pui e i ndvanre* and when they rail and I
titles of white china asters and the crT’r*t,M
winter«*«»Mrs Dickins is very popu nouncement of the marriage of Mr.
soft glow «1 lighted candles In crystal 1 ar^'<
c n u l i u a L f r their-..«»' * * * * * l II'
. n,< ! lar her«* ati\I will he greatly missed (*lms. Ryan of this city:
.candelabra; asparagus fej;n giving at ^wer*.
i’ ll of the I chaser*
I ha. -Umw la ripe by a wid«* circle of friends.
hor hnfe
I wo tine hull pups, on«»
"The marriage of Mr. Charles
relieving touch of color, while the 111 t;r' '
mule anti one fem a le and the mother
ante, was J«r
'
Bishop Ryan of Sanford; Flu., and
chancel rail was entwined with vines.
'
nr 1 " t "°*r
to worK Tftr a hairford,
Good stock.
See Nick Zarjiovan,
Miss Mary Grace Carroll took place
Fern, and bamboo adding a charm* ankei!
U|l sprays ,}pnutiful .and you will reap tho re- j
Sanford Farm».
12-5tc
this morning nt six o'clock in St.
ing h^t .of lovoll'ness. The prie-dieu. " a*er
-.„J.tihn wur(1 nf hi>ving pretty grounds of
Paul's church, Itev. Father York of
upon which the couple knelt was of °
For Sale— Good span mules, tw«
your own that will bring joy and'
ficiating.
First to enter were the wagons’ and two sets harness, S;)5o
white satin.
>;oun«
pleasure.
bride anil bridegroom, attended by Address' Box 1.168, Sanford.
In the nave, amid the tall, spread- 1 ° ,w’ v
l ‘J ttn
v' Mrs. R. M. Wallace is the guest Miss Florence Carroll, a sister of
• Ing -brandies of bamboo were grace-!“ ,ou
,/urrior Ctrir League
of her daughter. Mrs. Roy Symes. the bride and Mr. Robert Bobzein.
For Rent— We wish to he H\
ful festoons of Love's wreath. T h e ’ I n *h
Attention is culled to the meeting
this
winter, wish some one i»■
charming little piillt frocks of the ¡L o v e s
The bride who is one of the most
of the -Junior Civic League, Bees
l Mr. mul Mrs. S. 0. Chase have popular young women in Louisville for our furnished home rent t
bridesmaids and their bouquets of ®Rd Kn
and Junior Citizen*;7 at tin* hand
returned from a delightful trip to society wore a moil attractive suit Hutchinson, Osteen, Flu
roses and carnntion* added to the |deliers.
stand in c«’ iitral park Monday after
New York and the east.
plcturesquenema of the scene.
ro*e* ef
of champagne colored silk moire,
noon at 't df* o’clock
\ full al tend
A beautiful program of music pre- and tir*1
with a stylish hut of the same lieame is desired a* plan* for th«» win
ceded the marriage ceremony
I'n- atl urr*
coming
shade and carrying a bou
t«»r‘s work will he discussed and
der the master hand of Mr* Fannie punch I
quet
of
bride roses and lilies of the
plans roitsidereil for disposing of the
Stembridge Munson nt the organ, tfisret I
valley.
money made in July. Members of
accompanied by Miss Margery Boor, »'If». C,
The bridesmaid wore a becoming
both departments are requested to
Expert Shopping Service
on the violin, strains of sweetest
suit of Madonna blue silk moire.
bring their dues for the unpaid
melody filled the cljurch. “ Love's canopy
Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur Johnson
months,
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan left after the — For Florida Ladies—
*
Old Sweet Song” and "Traumerei" I biilustrji
have returned from a two months’ reception which followed, for the
I ha ve «»st dilished in ■ l a r k i n ! 11«,,
were followed by a vocal solo, "O vine of
vi-it to Evergreen. Ala
smith, stopping ii\er a few day* ill
/’ » r mini .1/>,ii ( o' it
a h i p p i.g »erv i ••«• f o r ’.h e I 1
Promise Me," exquisitely* rendered, I he pi
Florida. This will supply iG.
Knoxville
and
Jacksonville
while
ell
Mrs I Hive »Archibald, mother of
by Miss Lucille Aapinwall. Mendel»- j nh>w of
merchandise. M-lei-ted by |„ - .
Mr
and
Mrs
\
Doruer
on
C*«»lroute
to
Sanford
Mrs Harvey Renfro«» has return» 1
B o h n ' s "Spring Song" try Mr* Mm*
dining r
good I a »I« a u d l » i , o h* la • \p
> .i .»»• 'I*
rejoii-e jti the
l i rl h, *
\| r
nul
Mr s
Itvim will m i k e
(roto I ••«•shi.rg
s horqw rs
It will y t v »1 t 1 •
non was u beautiful number and itt were *•
pi
>th. of a little daughter
Sanford their future home
\ host
«ryli-» and t m- t op to »tat» >*
the conclusion' of the marriage cere- tone* o
<>l friends join in wishing them
a wit,Hilt; ex[s*ttsive trip* to a l.iry
mony Miss As pi »»wall sang " I Love used etTi
Send for full (iarti<*tilars D> * *
Miss Until Mettinger has returned long life of prosperity ami happiYou Truly." The hriilul party left ered t>>
the lending store* of this . i
>!
I iinothy - Hospital, I’ hllu r< «•
tho church to the strums-of Mendel»- pink . *il
! tuteli Stales l ri.sl and >.» v hi ,
Ipnta.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan have arrived,
snh'n'« Wedding March.
As theltions in
MKS. t . C. KEI.I.I
in Sa ford and are tit home'to their' j*.i.itn r, J7 \V f)ut»l St . JarkttHioll, t k
bridal part,» entered the church the
\mmi
Dr \l \ Waddell leaves for At- friend- »it |o7 ] ■-ti 1 1* -Ireel
"Bridal Chorus'* from Lohengrin wearing
was played by Mr*. Munson and were Mi
Miss Iloor. ,
|Lawson,
The bridesmaids and usher*. Mi** f Essie F
Sttidre Williams with Mr
F E llnwlum!
RoumiUat, Mis* Ruby lh*ti* with |,,th M
Mr, Win. Hill. Mis* G«»nu* Wicker ihe Pro
with Mr Ralph Saul*. Miss Made- Misses .)
line Hill with Mr Raymond Key. gunned
entered first passing up the side m
Mi
llie altar-steps
They »ere fidlowed j
|J(
by the maid of, honor, Niiss t ’ har- j i^.-i
lotte Band. Immediately
uyki.i. slier* m
the bride, who entered
with h. r •.....
,<11
.1*
,
1111* |
father,"M r . .Chnrles.. Mooney. Band, j
f
by whom she was giver, in marriage, I
walked the little tiuwer maiden.
Margaret Neal, carrying a basket of
,
*
.
,
, A hands
rose petals to srattir in th» pnth of
ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
•
groom
»1 In- lost it,:.n. Mr hr tics t
Betts. The bride was ve r y sweet
and winsome in her graceful wedding
gown of charmeuso and silk shadowlace. The bodice was of lacc drapfd
in chqrnieuse, the sleeve» of lure
griiefully caught on the shoulder
front and edged with luce, tinished
with pearl trimming O ver the train
fell the lo n g tulle veil, t-dgol with
File boys of today wear
u*h« r»
Dancing foljowed the more iuitaul
the best clothes
reception.
Mr. and Mrs. B e l t s left on tlie
miilnight train for Jarksonville. fr« tn
which point they »»nU on th«» L e i ; ;ie
for New York and New J«r**y
vour
Tin* lirid*»'* going i « a y gown
.t*
a tuilorCil -»u11 of blue wool poy'in.
lac«’ , which
was
h e «m n in g ly
a r - : with
» utf* mid «’«»liar of L e t - an
ranged to lit the head, plea ted about , hrucaiie and worn with ,* utiluh
the face and caught in place with I little toque of blue brabi and rib, on.
«pra ys «,f Idiea of the valley:
The
_Jjride carried a pretty white prayer
b«fok, with markers of lilies of the
valley, the gift of the groom. The
maid of honor was very lovely in
Charmcuse confined the «oft fullne«
at the waist and the nkirt was gath
ered in around the hips, ? pcplum
of crepe do chine falling over n lr.ee
flounce. She carried'an arm houque.t of pink carnations.
The four bridesmaids wore charm
ing little gowns of pink crepe do
chene made en train«’ and draped in
shadow lace.
Tho sleeves were
caught on the shoulders with orna
ments of pearl, while the front of the
bodice was held together with a
pearl butterfly. They worn a lovely
gold pin, fashioned in a crescent
and cross of pearls, tho gift of the
brkio and, carried bouquets of roses
and carnatilnz. Tho pretty little
flower girl was very dainty and
sweet in her little dress of white,
wearing pink, ribbona, her golden
ringlets peeping beneath a charming
ly prefty cap of lace, blue forgotme-noti and pink rotattts. She car. tied a basket of rose petals and wore a
gold circlet pin, the gift of the bride.
The bride’a mother was beautifully
gowned in groy crepe do chine gtirhltured in Persian trimmings.
The' groom's mother wore a hand
some gown of black crope dc chine
and net, over white satin.
Mrs. La Rue Bllza’ was lovely Jit a
gown of pearl crepe do chine triojmed In silver beads and white ailk
Mr*. Belt t* tin» eldet-t iluughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mooney
Hand .and possesses a charming per
sonality.
Mr. Betts is the gonial
assistant cashier of the First National
Bank. Both young popple arc very
popular with n largo circle of friends
who wish.them bon voyage.
Out of town guests were Mrs. F. W.
Hill of Nnrroosee, Mrs. B. E. Ilratty,
Mrs. Ed. Pilley and Mr. Wnlter
Beatty of Washington, N. C., Mrs.
LaTluo Bliss of Orlando, Miss Mad
eline Hill, Mr. Ralph Sauls of En
terprise.
Preibytcrian Brotherhood
t The
Presbyterian
Brotherhood
held a very enthusiastic meeting
'Tuesday night in the-*Brdtherhoo«l
rooms on Oak avenue.
This ia the Drat meeting of the
fall seuaon
Itnd waa well attended.
0
—
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Dr. Brownlee, followed by
ahort talks by the members present.
Resolutions, that will greatly-bene-*
fit the town nnd community were
passed and plans made for the fall
and winter's work.
Refreshments were served in abun
dance, prepared by Mr. and Mrs.
Gillon. *
Present were Dr. E. D. Brow nice,,
H. R. Stevens, D. L*. Thrasher, N. O.
Garner, S. Rungo, II. W. Groiarth,
D. D. Caldwell, E>. P. Caldwell, H. J
Minton, E. F. Lane, E. E. Brady,
JLoul# Gardner, Emery Close, R. H.
Muirhcud, A. R. Rossetter, C. Bryce
Mrs. Margaret Barnes was charm Bell, A. K. Rossetter, Howard
ing in a gown of yellow'cbarmeuse Swartz, C. H. Dingee, J< M. Gillon,
with overdrew of chififp'n embroldere H. C% DuBo»e and A. C. Scott.
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BRAND
ROYAL BRAND
ROYAL BRAND
TRADE
MARK
That's the name of the best hose
going for boys’ and girls’ school
wear and play..
SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
Why worry; make hoys’ furnish
ings when you can buy ft readymade just as cheap and the boys
like them better. Shirts and
Blouses, always fresh and pretty
- 50c.
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SEMI-WEEKLY
W / t a N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y R ARER IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
TH E S A N FO R D H E R A L D
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
I N S A N F O R D — Lifv la Wnith Living
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , (M TOMER fi. 1914
V O L U M E VI
NO
13
BRYAN FAILED IN GOVERNMENT SAFE THE W A R HAS NOT ENDED
RURAL CARRIERS BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR
APPO IN TM E N T DESPITEREVENUECUT
IN EUROPE ALREADY YET HAVE BETTER PAY FLORIDA GROWERS
X
*
'*
J
SENATOR WILL NOT D O N ; VESSELS ARE NOW TRANS- THE VERY LATEST DESPATCHES FROM THE SEAT OF WAR EXTRA SERVICE FOR PAR SEASON PROMISES GOOD
CEL POST MATTER IS
THE ERMINE ROBE
SAY T H A T IF THE GERMANS WIN THAT THE
PORTING STUFF TO FOR
RETURNS FOR FLORIDA
TO
BE
PAH)
OF JUDGE
ALLIES
ARE
BOUND
TO
LOSE
EIGN SHORES
PRODUCTS
Washlnglop, Oct. fi. r Star route
Berlin, Germany, Oct. fi.— iB y l Bari». Franc», Oct. fi.— While the
Washington, D, C.f Oct. 5. 'In
Washington. I), 0 . . ’ Oct. 6. Al
-The Arcadia Enterprise has tho
carriers
in the state of Florida will
rMpon»c to the plca-otm iuaUr» pf though the government revenues wireless to ijayville, L. 1.)— An of- French realize^that U>e battle of the
following article:
the Florida congressional delegation from customs fell off about $9,- . . ,
. ,
* «
. „ . . Aisne has not yet been won it does have their pay readjusted so as to
yegetjible —growers
th rough ou t^,
ticial report from the .German armyl__^ ____
_______ .. . __^___ _
j not seem to many—rrt’ tlieifr tlrst'dl .»ha** id* compensation- for ctnr*
. . wjl be appoint United.iUUyfc^to- 5UU.GU0 during September, compared
«la have every reason to feel
lost
, f the uUjM w(tT service caused by the parcel post.
ator NaThnn P. Bryan a» judge of with the same month in >918, treas- headquarter» says that In the » U g « . can no*
encouraged aijd should hul-husitela— l.
» » >»■
1m Mu
f ■*k- j- the rqurt of ap
*l ~
«n s u je f:to go theft"lull length In producing'
Tori in figures showing rrccrtt^'CXi- hem^unl..Kttttinfishoykct and the in- for it, the sacrifice on both siiiirs uT- Post Office Department which is the vurin,, ^ nrTTTTB- ,krit f tr ro^ttn r"
circuit, w
now taking Trteprr m nsrrrntrrr what
president Woodrow —
TTorfrin gnitir-niTTt- rnttoh."~"TKcrD Ter mediate redoubts
trucking interests of the state. The
with
thirty ready being great. The tone of the
official communications has furnish would be a fair basis upon which to organisation of the Florida Veget
,i d l y slated that he would npopint was encourugement, too, in the unguns have been taken.
ed the best reasons for the hope of estimate the increase of pay. This able Marketing Bureau in Jackson
Judge Walker of Alabama to the nouncement that, for September, tho
"Thu* a breach has been made in the French.
Increase will he granted on con
*
poiition.
ordinary revenue receipts were al
ville last week will, we (eel sure, re
Lieutenant Colonel Housset de tracts that are now in existence and move the stumps in the road be
Preaident Wilson intimated that most $6,()0D,000 above those for last the outer circle of forts," the report
be had already promised the place September, although thiB increase is ndda, "rendering an attack on tho clares that the battle still can lust which were entered Into before the tween the grower and the* market. «
to Judge Walker and that he wished said to he due to unusual causes inner circle of forts and the town for some time. In the furious fight parcel,-post became an established
The new organization, headed by
nsu
institution.
ing /nox going onn, Lieutenant
Senator Bryan to remain among ■ not likely to figure in future months, itself possible.
prominent nnd influential men of
As a result of competitive bid- the state- men who have the inter
"Near Augustowo the Third Si Colonel Housset says, neither ad
the progressive Democrats in the
Despite the help from increased
«ling
the star carriers at Lest nre est of the truckers at heart— ¡h go
versary
can
claim
whut
Napoleon
senate. It i*.therefore, practically
internal revenue, the total receipts berian anil parts of the Twentyamong
the poorest paid employes in ing to prove an awakening to tho
called
t
h
e
result."
certain that the Alabama jurist will flir [|lu month from all »ourres were second Russian army corps, com
the
government
service. 'Thousands Vegetable interests and it is to be
With
th«»
shifting
of
the
battle
posing
the
left
wing
of
the
Russian
get the judgeship.
i nearly $fi,000,01)0 under last Sep
of
contracts
throughout
the coun-- hoped and expected that all growers
scene*
t
h
e
railroads
are
resuming
army,
on
crossing
the
Niemen
river,
tember, and the excess of dishurseThis announcement ends the gen- meats for the month was ncurly i ' 1.- were defeated after n furious battle traffic through a number of cities try now In force were awarded b«*- both lurge and small will promptly
More than 2,00(1 which liave'liern occupied by the fo «• the parcel post came, into ox- align themselves in the movement to
eral belief in Florida that the junior 500.00(1. while m September. 1!♦1.1, lasting two days
From Epernay the news tatenc«' 11 in! as a result the carrier is bring about low«-r express rates and
Russians were made German»enator would lieconie one of the tin* excess of disbursement» were un wounded
comes
that
the Germans respecte«! doing three or four times as much a more vigorous market. The suc
prisoners and u Isrte quantity of
United States judges, and ends a about $4,000,1)00.
It is cess of the organization means tho
the
vines
of
Epernay in the impor work as he agreed .to do.
great deal of speculation ns to who
During the week ending yesterday guns and machine guns were cap
pointed
out
that
this
is
manifestly
tant
champagne
district.
surress of growers, henco coopera
would succeed to Senator Bryan's 55,514 bales of cotton were exported tured."
,
unfair.
toga. Also it shows that u large and yesterday’s grain exports ngtion is’ the only thing needful.
" I have in mind," said a member
number of Florida politicians have gregnteii 1,930,000 bushels. Of the
The bureau is getting results now,
Ri-il ( r o s s l ' u n l r i b u i t n n s
Congress Adjourn* Next WecW
of congress, "a carrier in my dis although in existence t«*»» than a
been rounting chickens before they cotton» Galveston shipped more tint
Washington, D C , l)«-t 5 OrtoAt th«- •lo»«1 of the union meeting trict who has accepted a contract week, and it is going to get still
were hatched.
cotton Gul vest on shipped more than
b«-r
15
hfts
ln‘t*n
agret-d
iijxm
by
of
priiyi-r for peace last Slimlliy. the at ninety-nine «'«‘nts a day when the greater results when its machinery
Senator .Bryan will remain in his 411,259 bales; New York fi.650 bales;
Democratic l«-ud«-r.* as » tentativi suggestion wa* made that a prac 'i.i'k required only the services of
get* in full w«>rking order,
if the
scat till the end of his term, and ew Orleans, 2.800,
Sn varnish 2,ad jóurnment -i.it«-. fnr th«* j,r ut tieni n if ’ • laimri of nur »ymjiiitliyjI <1110 hor*«1 and a boy
Now it re- vejp'tnhle growers will line tiji as
will undoubtedly be a candidate t<> 250, < Inirli'slmi I,dim), Hn*i<m so,
•M-ssmn nf «•itngre#s. and the seriale for tin , .1 ,t—
»- of J-eace aou IiI he u |«juir«'» two horse* ami a man nml one man they nun quickly remove
succeed lumself. It is generally con and Philadelphia 75
The ration
steiTtng coniinitt«,e «juickly framed contribuì on for tl.c Had Cross So- |*till the contract price of nine-ty nine every obstacle nnd win a victory
ceded that he will be opposed by went tit England, the Netherlands,
a legislative program designed tu ciety w1 ,b I» doing *o much to .it rent* a day remains the sain«* that will jmt them on the jiinnacle
Go\ Park Trammell, and inti mu- 1Italy, Spain. Mexico. Sweden, Portu
fotH'Imle pi-mliiig l»-|r*f»latìon by that leviate
ring in the pre*cnt war rhere ure humlrtols of «uses even of independence, and instead of bow
Uuiis hu\e been receive«! from Wash gal and «it her cmintn«'s
t*l the
«Iute.
An
offering
was received from a more gluritig than this one
I am ing to railroads ami commission
ington that
Congress man
Frank grain, 718,000 bushels went from
House teuders ngre«*«l that work few w1" tv«1.«r' I the appeal a* the informed by the department that it men they will have the railroad anti
Clark may also hurl his "hat in the New Orleans, 599.000 from IkdtiI uni now 1* now making «'oiiijiulatioii* with u • «>mnd»*i,in men bowing to them,
ring
Ex tiov Albert \\ (itlchrist iitnrc. 5:i8,ooo from Galveston, 79,- 011 their sld<- of ilo- t'apllid wiiubl he aulitelo • 1 .1 * leaving
finish«1«! w,n befor«1 tir lo ber 15. ami holding
offering
for
a day or vu>» to awarding tiie currier* more
Thi* reduction of the express rales
may alsn enter the mutest, mu! Hl)() from I'hitudeljihui. and 2,000
it in prohuble ali. agreionent will he two for tiie benefit of those who jiuy than they are getting"
on vegetables cut to 15 or 2D per
other sapiranta will be found felling from New York. The grain went
reacheil whereby niemher» g«*nerall> might -1*-in- to have a further share
cent, that is promise«! to .1 1) Morkthe public pulse before the next childly to England, Holland and Nor
wili |eave Washington by th«1 middle in (In
Ml i Iiiiki who wi-h to
nilay. general' ttinnsgcr of ih«> South
senatorial primary and election is way.
of n«-xt xi-i'k. I«1!« vi 11 g th«1 party lontril
to the \meri,.it
Red
ern Kxpre*s Company, amt the j•r*»fheld In 19 I(1
The treason «i.iicnicnt showed
leader» mi guani unni .idjournni'-ni fToss
if-Iv jile.i*«1 b- 1 v » <,i«!ri
frr "I the i i | i i u , «aiiopuny of 5,0111)
the government ~ total assets to be
\i th«- a t.«« <* hoti*r Oeinber H* butto! vi', our hou*.
1 -ti.ill for
agents in a* many »mull ^ i « i a
icrnald Memorial t oncert
$1,895,3*3.0l |. in, hiding gold coin
•a ,«* meiiiiuni'd a* a dai«' for adjourn w.ifil
lie 111 two days
about the country, to soliciY and
The Sanford Bund will on I hurs-. nmou!iting~rrr*--/$T37.712,501, bnllion
|meni, bui » lieti thè Democratic
! I* » T I D I N G
lake order* for shipment* «»( A 'g (lay evening at 8 o'clock give a $21(1,065,368. anil about $ 195.0110,|b-.ider» ri-nirned to th«1 capito! Ia*l
P.istor < "ii ,*rt ga t ion il i l a r i
e t it)*I
i* rea*«»n enough tit km k \ .
special memorial coneert in the 000 in silver dollars
I fi t
I« •pile
N. v \ n(d
i«-vi-nmg after .1 , oiifcri-n« «- with thè
the future dptimistirally.
park
This concert is inspired by
|,rnbab 1y timi theKurujieall
war
Pri^nlent. it « 11« diUertuined litui
t nfur m.ilin 11 Vtmiil 1 lurida I’arni*
The grower* huYe »ulbreil lung on
the wish of the Band to pay honor
will
«
«Oll
1
"
Ile
I
«I
de
ti
Ili
t
el
V
It
I*
ll«»w
ai bui*! t wo w••«•k* woiild I»«1 n«1«1*1*a« «nunt of imt being able to g«1! be
to the memory <>l Mr Fermi!«!, who
«Im« , . 1 1 1 1 lllnfi'hil conditions
sary to allow the sellate to tiinsii E d i l i last Federai t «.naua li« ji nri s. I ■
yond the walls of the commission
who w;>s so prominent --\ ,nn-mluT
in
thi*
country
are rapidly improv
pendi
11 g legislntion.»
has
50.01
fi
f
ar
m»
:
«>f
this
concern* int«* small markets, now
î
’Iofitlu
or the Sjnford Ban«! throughout its
The steering cnnimiltee ufter nn nil" er lfi.l«7 I .tri --j - r a t > -l !.. -« w «t ing and that the ,»litio,,W fur bll*i- "uluilscovcri’d" ternliff), because of
existence
Thm is the lirst lime
[ in-** generally i* very bright
Ilour of di*cu**ioji. ugreed ihat legi* er*
the shijiping of vegetu bios to the
mi manager* ami 1. t. *IJ by
such an lionh’r iias been paid to any
\ erv nnich greater conliilence i*
latinn shoiild lo1 confini1«! to th*- g*' '
t»
lari’ i'r market», «»v cr »n ick ing them
one and it accordingly shows the
I. ' I ln«,
, W ., « I 11 g I ,, n >11*
|ii*ndinv a ir r. enne lui) and m-.1i n i m - M i , n e r • t i n t a -.
count ■.
. -,rv I ! -e.
. •
. ! '
.'
•' .
,
«ii-gli ■11n g
i «.'I t fn-r« l•> l . ,*tt«g
esteem in which Mr Fcriliihl wu*
» t., «» « v , w y
••Joiirtial of
F,,. a
1 •• !eri-t - e
l I,* *maller u«a r) •■«* t)iitt lii«*y ar«*
t
«
**t t h i * - t f
.
q • ■ ' i l
V. I t..r t ' r • , « la Ill- a t d • " p H • ID
held t<> Tile Band
• , •«« mere*iti t ft, ; Ti*«p,, t regard
Il
I V|'I I I ed t tu1 t la > t>m bill .
- al , d ' It I ' I
I -'
now read, to g-t I,,gclhi'r urn! *lay
lli'prcsi-ntati Vi's from neighboring' of the I «ria tuI,, pat • r - t<> I » - - 1-1.1 m i l
, t,g t lie re, 11 h, *« t ton ,*f l lie general
, iMift-rF iii « Ailt t,e |||*JMI*I,4) ol t v . i 1• ny tenni,1 loget her
to persons w ho»«' mi mes atul ad liti- end of thls weck, unii tloit the
co ili mereiai situation
The one thing
With the express ijgents l ft roughT
h
e
farm
home
owners
and
man
¡uni it is the hope of the Band that
more than any other, is
dresses shall he furnished from all War revenue bill will be brougbt in agers n/ Florida cultivate 1,363,1)00 which,
out
tiie country taking orders for
Sanfore people will make it ft point
deemed to show a retupi of normal
•
delivery of less than carload lots, in
acre* of land and the tenants till
to attend in such numbers as to sections of the county and by the on Monduy.
conditions is the resumption of eotThere was som«1 talk of eXtended H2 H>7 acres in this stale
the smallest towns, and sending
make this the best concert ever Orlando board of trad«- to induce
{
ton exports actually m progress or
Itiqiobhean opposition to the «¡ir
these mi" i In...... iitrul bureau, they
e value of the land and the
I*
held here.
immigration t<> and ¡«ve*iinmit in tux bill, bui II is generally beli««vi*«i
about to go
T I " ’ inovetnenl
al- |
«•an be jiriim jit I y Idled anil a wide
ng*
of
the
tenant
f
ar
m*
•>(
t
In
bulbi
The program will be made uj> en Dringe county.
1,-** thun 1 a o weeks will be neeiled «tat« is $ 12 . 1f o 00(1 t Fa t "I 11" r e a d y amounts to more than 200.-|di»(ributnih rif thi' vegetables ho
tirely of selections that were favor
The com m ittee from the board of in pa>* th«> measiire after it coni«** hoti" owner s and mana g e r * i* $|o5. litio bai»'», a c c o r di ng lo Mntcinent* I secured
A* it i* and ha* liven, the
ites of Mr. Fernald and will thus
transi ti mel i to foreign traile author- |
•imposed of President Selli (rom tIn1 rinunce commuti1«1
■« j •
vegetable* .ire *enl t " the large
h«'e n special personal interc*t
¡rail,
1 1 ie* hen
That tht* ino v«invili . if j
Imii-dtion* ¡«r>- liti« that th«: pian
Woodruff. Messts John M l henry,
cities where the market i* Hooded,
\* usual Mr Maxwell will diri-ct
continued,
will
result in enlarging
S. S. Griffin. N. P. Yowell, J N to bave congress tak«- U|> thè a<l
while on the o ilie r hand, tin* smaller
I he I nderlnkrr a Dev «doper
Following is the program:
,
, ,
. _ . , .
the bulinici'* in f av o r of the United
ministrati"!! bill for government pur *
tow n* cannot get vegetables
Nearer My God to Thee
Brooks ' I,r* d,h“ * nn‘l S A Joh'"H,n'
T iere arc iti mmij communities States, and will consequently greutly
The «xj>rwss com|iuny, of course,March from Boccaccio
Barnard peurrd_ before t he com miss,o ners and ebuse ami operation of shijis al a
strongly urg«*«l that this form of special session in NoverAber follow- successful business men and farmers alleviate the fbreign exchange situa experts to get increased business on
Selections from II Trovatore. Verdi
ing the elections .will he abandoned «hu stand like stumps in the high tion. is fully believed ami predicted. the part of th eir’agents, and by tho
March, *‘ Dc Mola)-" Commandcry publicity be given a trinl for six
" I t i* probable that within a
months. Präsident Woodruff stnted with an understanding that the way* of jvrogress and in such a situ
cutting of express rales on veget
Hull
m«*a»ure will be be taken up at the ation the undertaker i* an important short time, according to the host ables.
that
a
special
price
hail
been
secured
The express business is it
Melodies from Faust
. Gounod
Scarcely a informed men, the exchange shmi- large »ine last season about 25,000
from the local papers which w«-re opening of the regular December faioir in development
La Sorella, Marche Espagnole
The President Indicated da)’ jiasscs that they do not add a tiou will thus become very much larhiml» were shipped out of th«1
anxious to cooperate with the com session
fi all ini
that this would he left to the party new terror to death by refusing lu nuits nearly normal, ami as a result, slut«', This «Lies not include the
missioners in this enterprise.
Selection Martha.' . . .
Flatow
leaders
who in turn said "if it were join with pujjlic spirit"«! citizens in one jdiase^of the present difficulties produce shipped by express, a lurg«»
Other members of the committee
Ye Boston Tea Parity. . . . . . Pryor
necessary"
congress would meet in a movement for the upbuilding of will be eliminated from further con item made up of many small ship
gav(e their personal
views of the
, Star Spangled Banner
their community or by their m«li(- sideration.
November.
ments of a few packages.
matter nml all approved the ¡«lea
ference snag an
industrial enter
"Improvement in the near future
Shipping vegetables by express
heartily.
Mr. S. S. Griffin stated
A Factory on the Form
prise
is predicted not only in cojton but has the strong point "f getting tho
( orimerrial Club
A silo is a factory on the farm and that he could testify to the benefit
It takes live men t«» build uj« n also in a number of other lines «>n
The regular meeting of the Com
produce to market «pucker and in
therefore lends itself to cooperation that came, from this kind of kdvercommunity ami there i* no sailder ■the strength «d tiie in/ormation
mercial
Club
will
be
held
next
Fribetter condition, ami while the rat«
tising
because
he
knew
of
people
of the eomrr.sticlal and agricultural
duy night in th City Hull at eight night in life than a few noble sjnni which has been received inure dur is higher, it ufttirnes is more than
who
had
been
brought
l«i
Orange
interests. Tho farmer gets the. prof
o’ clock slid a full attendance is de- ed citizens staggering under a load ing the pnst day or two. The re worth the difference. But tho main
it of botji producer and consumer. county throughv the advertising of
The umlertaker i* ports from the northwest seem to
Hjrcd as there will be business of of dead timber
benefit from the express company's
We need more gf these twin this character tTint had been don«1
oftniiCH a developer.
show that conditions there are most move to benefit the vegetable grow
importance
to
transact.
Osceola
•gencies of prosperity on the farms in the Kissimmt-e papers.
satisfactory and that the sales of er is that the agents, if they display
of Honda and business men cannot county has had this system in ef
grain are already realizing active any activity, wilt maintain u more
tender a better service to their com fect for several years, nml it has
RUINED
GATE
AT
TERM
NDE.
BFLGIUM.
cash returns much beyond the ex constant demand for vegetables from
The conclusion
munities than in encouraging the proved profitable.
pectations of growers earlier in the nil over the Southern Express Com
T vr
building of alios. The soil is a great was that the commissioners would
Reason.
Manufactured «‘xpurts nnd pany's lines.
it hadn’t
business educator.
It nrouses the have discontinued it if
imports arc expected to continue
At present the truckers are get
spirit of enterprise, develops busi- been .so.
small for u good while, although if ting their seed beds rcatly for the
ncas ingenuity and awakens the jo y
J. H. Reese, who was present on
the beginning of peace negotia new crops. Shipments begin in No
-of ownership.
behalf of the newspapers,* stated
tions ran lie hastened it is believed vember and December, und are
A farmer can build a silo for two that it was. the dtudre of the local
that an almost immediate revival heaviest in January and February.
or three hundred! dollars, and it will papers to make-the experiment as
of. trade will be enjoyed.”
Florida's principal vegetable crops
under ordinary \ conditions pay a successful ns passible, by printing
In
New
York
foreign
exchange
is
are
tomatoes, celery, lettuce, jiotutivldend of 40 per cent where it is mutter that woultt’ be of cspcciul in
»ti-udily .<J/opj»ing.
Tin- exchang«* too« and straw berries, with many
tun to capacity.
ternst to parties seeking information
i»arket i* now being regulated by other vsgi'table* that ran he raised
about Orange county, and tlint all
ibe natural order of styq«ly and de un«l are raised eaeli >«'.ir hi inereu)>
portions of the county would I««- repA "Get-Together" Social
mand and that the former exceed* ing unrulier* and quantity.
This coming Friday night at the rcsented. This statement wan made
(he latter
The payment thi* w«.‘ek
To the strawberry grower the new
t-ongroguifona| church
a
“ Get- in answer to a question from Com
of
approximately
$8,250,000 New movement nnd the reduced rates
ogether social and good fellow- missioner Dillard, who said that he
York city obligations relieved tho prove particularly valuable, ns-mnst
11 P timo U to be enjoyed by tho approved tho plart, but thought the
exchange
market from a buying of tho strawberries shipped out of
•
and friends— and anyone county should secure all the bonefit
power
that,
might have carried thu the state go by express.
' Gndoed who would desire to get in possible from It. Th^ro jvas no dis
rale, above $5. Sentiment is .run
.?Uc
pburch and enlarge senting vote on ’the propposlHg)'.
ning ' so strongly in favor a of a
rir horizon. of privilege and op and Chairman Overstreet was di
closer
approach to normal condi sugar, coffee und other commodities
portunity,
Music,- light rcfresh- rected to act for the board in seeing
tions
that
uptown, importers of 1n '"New York City are practically
« 181 «. oy Auierican Press AssoclVoop
and an enjoyable evening are the contract performed- -7- Orlando
fabrics and down town importers of out of. the market.
or * * 0 « v.bo c->mo. .
Reporter-Star.
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GROWING DAILY
ORANGE CO. SUB
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2S, 1914
THE SANFORD HERALD
.....
The
Preceding the coming of the bridal Copenhagen blue broadcloth.
centerpiece was a basket of ferns
smart
little
hat
waa
black
velvet,
and red hibiscus, surrounded by party Miss Margaret Davis at the
silver candelabra with their red piano .rendered very beautifully, " 0 trimmed with blue wings.1 »•
The wedding presents were of
shades, the green and red blending Promise M e" and "Traumerei" and
cut
glass, silver, dainty china and •I- All Local Advertisement« Und^
and
softly
played
"
0
Perfect
Day"
harmoniously with the handsome
linens, and attractively displayed in
during
the
ceremony.
white
cover.
From
the
celling
were
This Heading T H R E E CENTS *
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
T o the strains of Lohengrin's the receptjon hall. <
ropes of blossoming asparagus fern
Line For Each Innertlon. Minimum
Mr. and M^s. Gatchcl will spend
reaching to the corners of the table. Bridal Chorus the bridal party des
— UP-TO -DATE
,
Charge
25 Cents.
The brides se\jy4 t**wrvkv'lTT'Tbe mountains-and
The electric light* shaded in rod. cended the stairway.
or
Communications Tor thiie'Column Shoul4 bo .Marked " N o d d y l.ditor
shed a soft radiance' upon the table. maid», Miss Edieth Stewart with will begin housekeeping upon their
FO R S A LE
Phoned to Mr*. R. A. Tcrheun, Phono 203
The place cards were hand painted Miss Mary Gatchel, Miss Ruby return.
red roses and the favors were Jap Betts with Mis* Mary Simms en
Mrs. ttntchel is the youngest
For Sale or Rent— Two > ,r(.
with the conviction that the Now anese green woven baskets titled tered, first passing through the re daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
. U i s c d l u n r o w i t .SftOK’r r
donees
at a bargain.
W. J Thigp*^
Smyrna Club, officers and members with coral ilower and ferns, tied ception ball to the drawing roorff Stewart.
Mr. Gntchol is a success
One of the prcttiont entertain~
__________________
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They were followed by two little ful young business man. n member
are royal -hosts and are -quit« appre with red satin bows.
merit* being given for Ml** Mabel ciative of the cordial welcome, tKe
flower
girls.
Virgio
Horne
Hyman
A tempting five course luncheon
of the firm of Gatchel Sz Son.
For Sole— Fine farm of ten arr*, I
Hand was Alio miscellaneous shower
kindly hospitality ftnd courteous at-! was served, the tones of the color and Helen Chapman, carrying pretty
about three miles from the
nt the homo of Mi»* Eva Walker
tentions showered upon them.
motif being carried out effectively baskets of rose petals which they
llra rl ¡¡hower
also two choice city lot»
Tuesday afternoon, at which the
scattered in the path of the bride
in the menu.
cheap for cash or can be p mhastd
Marked
by
a
beautiful
simplicity,
young ladle* o( St. Agnes Guild were
For Visitor
Invited to meet Miss Mettinger and groom, entering together. The attractive and charming was the on easy terms. Address If.
0j
hostesses und guests alike.
party grouped about the arch und
were
Mesdames
It.
C.
Bower,
Eu
Herald
office.
Among
the
very
pleasant
social
heart
shower
given
by
Mrs.
Uolit.
The color motif of pink and green
the beautiful ring ceremony was
Holly for-Miss Mahal-ii and. yester
was beautifully carried out with affairs irf-thtrwrcelr was a delightfully gene Lanaroofe, George Bishop, D.
performed
by H e r: Gi-erg» -Hyman.
C. - Marlowe ~*f»d— M i9*t?T-itfAriiut
For salvor. %tBjrrFivE Lcrtw. tttiff-'
day" at her pretty home on- the
* <juant£tlca_ol. ruacs, hibiscus, Love's informal neighborhood party, at
I nuucdiajdr~Prec*ding-tkq-a*Hqmou,y.
land,—two
good wells, located in,.
,Fox, MahcLjLiul.. Charlotte llaiuL
’TrcrgTTKV Fes loons oh p re t tr droop
-afTMrtrahd DuLJLraccluL.VUitf.rPk- Uip Ln hjfth
Sirs. Ernest Bctta sweetly sang, " I
south
of
Station
10 on S. iz K. ¿ ¡ j .
ing
ferns
were
used
effectively
with
btar jessamine.
In the reception ' dous hostess, in honor of Miss Pearl
Love You T ru ly,"
\s
Prelly
Home
Wtdding
strings
of
red
hearts,
joined
together!
WI,y*
®
royn
house.
^
See F. \y.
hall the ‘balustrade- was- fTrt.wjDatL.Stailing».
The bride was very lovely in her with red cords, prettily carrying out Mahoney at Fernnlds.
ith
vi
tres-ami
1
vm
'
il
.
wri-nl
h.
while
—
Amusing
and~mtrrtatnnrg
guess-1
\
home
we«
A homo wedding of unusual beau-,
. ..
.
..
.
v it
¿¿As
y ^ voddingjLawuL uf whit,, charmeuse the green mnd. red tones of the color
wl.
4 »*
wprv eremi.i
T*sa£ä-wÄH
• ita
For Sale— Sixteen foot * launcS
1WtahjiLyi_ton nvf»ri>ri>.<* falling scherno.
Outlined by* &mall hearts
<V.r**r
TTt
o f the pretty flower, tuiüiua. aprays Jn tho’ flower:
~ J
three horse motor clinker btiili, hufi
¿
w
sK
frqBV.tlu'f
tou
L
in.a-imM
t
^
P
—
hn/rTTr
w
f
o
d
e
n
e
d
r
a
p
e
r
were
larger
op-tfsfhsragifci fern giving a-wdievlng Stallings won-Hi st priie.-u •handarnael-,l.v,Vffjg't-^atchcLLg turtrrtaaiC-4ita.
In good shape. . Cheap for ca»h.
touch of greem—.The xtoerrs and wrhn- box of firm chocolate bon bons. Mrs. last evcnhnr— Tho-jrlarrtrf'the low er irry." ¿hn■.w«f ut ^ bodtee arotnfcpxd. Sfc h e a r f t r t h e - shades over the
I L Iacnnun, Sanford.
»Lift —
."'domnretE-ícAoonqd with vines, pot Terheun won the consolation prize, fioor with the rooms opening one the neck with.fi/w-soft laco, the drap- [j )||M n IMm iwssMIi L~T-Tft~ffr~r<u1
ery
and
bodice
garnit^ref^in^
pearl
he
Putin V i v i anf l ify* r
ted plUnta and cut flowers over a box of fine -itntioner.w The booby into the other was beautifully ndapFor , Salé— M y transfer buslheu.
heads. Ovor tho gown fell tho long of the ‘stlting sun. Portieres of red
ehich the pink shaded lights casting prize fell to Mr. John Minnerick, cd to such an occasion.
Cheap. Jas. Harrias.
7-2tc
veil
of
tulle
which
was
becomingly
hearts draped the doers and hung in
■ the roseate glow of the early dawn who failed to guess even one ques
The colors of the wedding were Arranged to fit closely about tho
.the alrdve of the reception hall.
completed the artistic effect.
tion.
Mr. Robt. Walthour made
F'or Sate— Hound, pup for ufe
green and gold, charmingly carried face in cap effect and confined with
The round * tablo in the dining
In the dining room a beautiful highest score on hia original hits at
out In rich maases of goldenrod, n wreath of lllliea of the valley. The room ' was coverod by a beautiful cheap. Just- tho right age to trsin.
Battenburg tea cloth covered the the newspaper fraternity.
ferns and the graceful vinca of Die bride carried nn arm bouquet of tea cloth o ff linen edged with cro R. B. Lynch, Sanford, Fla., Rouu
table, centered by a green basket of
Vera Tcrheun assisted in serving starry white jessamine. In tho large
No. 1.
8-tfc
bride rosea and asparagus fern.
chet, the cehterpicco of crochet be
pink roses and hybiscua.
the delicious pineapple sherbet and reception hall, where the beautiful
The four bridesmaids were gowned ing worked In, over a red silk lining.
For Sale Cheap— Ono larguhorse,
Over a bank of ferns in one corner dainty cakes. Enjoying Mrs. Butts’ gifts were displayed, vinea and golalike in pink crepe do chine over a Ropes ol ferns nmldst the foliage of
one mule, three wagons, harneu,
o f the parlor a pink spider web bud hospitality besides Miss Stallings donrod-entwined the balustrade und
skirt of white lace flounces.
The which red hearts peeped here and
plows and fool*.
Jos. C. Harris).
been woven, to the cords of which were Mesdames Anna Walker, R. A. festooned the windows and doors,
bodices had short sleeves and were there.
In the center of the table
/
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the gifts were tied and concealed in Terhoun, Misses Eva Walker, Eliz vases of .goldenrod placed here and
cut low at the neck. They carried waa a lovely basket of ferns and red
various parts of the bouse, creating abeth Strange, Vera Terheun; Messrs there completing the effect.
Across bouquets of pink carnations.
For Sale—2 Cylinder Buirk che»p,
hibiscus, surrounded by red shaded
much merriment its the unwinding F. P. Strang^, Bob Walthour, linrry one corner of the drawing room, a,
•100
Myrtle avenue.
lo-ttr
,
The deal little flower girls wore candelabra.
progressed, and Miss Hand was fol Walker. John Minnerick. Joe Mat- )ovp|y arch h„d been erected, grace1 " * ” h t« frocks and
pink rib-, ,\n artist contest was* delightfully
lowed from place to place by the thews. Frank Adams. W. V. Hull fu, and ,ovcly with ¡ ,8 traiHng
k
TO RENT
’
' amusing.
The guests were handed
merry group of girls, in her search und Fleetwood Joiner.
sprays of jessamine, behind which a'
molher wa# gownL.d
white cards to which were attached
for the gifts.
When opened each
For Rent— Nice furnished roomi
bank of few * formed the altar. jf| # Kr
crepo dc c|linc.
red pencils and* told to draw- the at Stumon’s. $1.26 a w;cek and'up.
package contained an original little
Pretty Luncheon
From the center of the arch hung a
An Informal leception followed the article named ut the top of the card. 316 E. Fourth St.
rhyme telling Mias Hand what was
!M3ip
Mias Ruth Mettinger, who Is big white wedding bell from which
ceremony and.the bride’s cake was These were .urtlcles of the bride's
expected of her.
The
homo on a vacation from St. T im waa suspended a gold ring.
F'or Rent— F’urnished rooms for
Upon her arrival ihc was met by othy's Hospital, Philadelphia, was dining room was particularly -beau cut at the prettily dpcorated table. trousseau and members of the bridal
light
housekeeping.
Apply to Mr*,
party.
Hursts
of
happy
laughter
Miss Marie Stewart presided St
the guests and escorted by Miss the attractive young honoree nt a tiful.
From the center above the
followed the efforts nt drawing. T o F uren, 11 ■ Laurel avenue, city
the
punch
bowl
and
those
assisting
Madeline Hill, impersonating the beautiful luncheon given by* Mrs. table, ribbons of gold entwined with. 1
!Mfr
groom, into the parlor, to the strains W. L. Morgan Thursday afternoon. green extended to the corners of the in serving were Mrs, Lovell, sister Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart fell the prize, ____________________________
a
lovely
vase,
whose
drawing
of
the
of
the
groom
Und
Misses
Minnie
*of I^ihengrin’s Wedding March, piny Red and green featured the decora room, which was aglow with masses
For Rent Rooms for ligio house.
Stewart. Jimmie l.aing and Clura bride’s trunk was voted by the keeping, 919 Dak Ave.
ed by Miss Lucille Aspinwall.
He tions, confined to the dining room of yellow daisies
u-tf
The center of tfo
guests to lie the best.
lo r« the spider web, n mock mar which was very lovely with its ferns \table was adorned with a bowl of Millen
The favors were red hearts with
For Rent House and five acre) of
Mr, and Mrs. Gatchel left last
riage ceremony was performed by and flowers, and silver caridolabra the bell shaped alamander.
The
fortunes
written
upon
them
and
clipland
two miles from city mi West
Miss Frnaces Aspinwatl, to the de 1ind red shades, placed about the |handsome punch bowl was placed in night on their wedding trip to
ped
from
a
string
by
the
blindfolded
Side.
Also furniture und guns for
The bride's going
light and merriment of the guy room.
un alcove of the reception hull, fes Norab Carolina.
sale.
Houio can be rCntod until
(Continued On Pago 5)
young people.
away gown was a tailored suit of
Resting upon a dainty crochet tooned in vines and goldenrod.
ne.xt August
W S, Kemp- r ' i p
There were man>' lovely gifts and
Piano to rent for the season In
delicious refreshments of pink and
quire at 111 Second street
' tic
while ice cream bricks und white
■ ■
cake tied in pink.,
Take Notice— ! will, rent, »eli,
Those invited were Misses Mabel
trade or build you a houne mi >-a»y
and Charlotte Hund, Madeline Hill,
torms. J. Musson, G01 !’ duetto
Lucille and Frances Aspinwall, Ag
a-Vcnue.
.t '.tir
nes Renfroe, Said«-«* William*, Josie
For Rent Cheap for Cash Tv.-sty
and Junio Stumon, Ruth MclUugu.
acres of good hammock land .dl tild.
Zoe Munson, Genie Wicker, Ruby
Call or write A. M. Tyler. '
I'd tf
Betts, Linda Lefller, Elizabeth und
Five acres tiled land inside itjr
Anna McLaughlin und Eva Walker
limits for rent, near brick road .m4
vj
New .Smyrna Club M rrting
loading station.
Apply to A P
Connelly, Sanford. *F'lorida.
2-tf
Mrs. Henry Wights Mrs. .«L. W.
Classified Advertising
ABO U T PEO PLE AND E V E N TS
ROYAL BRAND CLOTHING
Dickins and' Mrs. A. W .T Fitts, Jr.,
went over Monday to New Smyrna
to be present at the meeting of the
W om an’s Club, where Mrs. Hockcr
and Mrs. Wight hav been invited to
take part on the program.
The ride
through the country in the early
morning, to Daytona was a joy and
delight. At Dnytona, Mrs. William
Hocker, president of the Florida
Federation of Woman's Clgba joined
the party and the pleasant drive
was continued to' New Smyrnn,
where they were 'delightfully enter
tained by Mrs. L.*P. Bouchelle and
the N ew Smyrna Club. Mrs. Bouchelle was the graqious hostess at a
very charming luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Hocker apd Die visiting ladles.
The table with its handsome crochet
luncheon set, centered by a beautiful
silver vase,-filled with autumn leaves,
it« gleaming silver and sparkling hut
glass was very attractive and lovely.
A delicious six course luncheon was
served.
Enjoying Mra. Bouchello'a
hospitality were Mra. Wm. Hockcr
of Ocala; 'Mrs. H. L. Hood, presi
dent of the.New Smyrna Club, Mrs.
Cora Wilson of New Smyrna , Mrs.
Hopkins of Jacksonville snd Mcsdames Wight, Dickins and Fltta of
Sanford.
Repairing to the club rooma after
luncheon the visitors were cordially
welcomed by the New Smyrna Clilb.
Mrs. H. L. Rood conducted the
meeting and Introduced the speaker!
of the afternooa in a most gracious
and pleasing manner.
Mra. Hocker made a very fine
talk on the "S tate Federation Work,
as a Part of the Individual C lu b"
that was bright and inspiring.
The_ "8phere of the Woman's
Clubs In Small T ow n s" was the In
teresting subject of s splendid paper
given by Mrs. Wight.
Upon request Mrs. Dickins told
o f the rose meetings and the C ity
. Beautiful. Ball and touched-upon the
binding together in q common in
terest the club wonfen o f Sanford in
these social gatherings.
Mrs. II. H. Sams gave a resume
o f the work of the N ew Smyrna
Club, since Us organisation, «hawing
• splendid activity.
Mrs. E. L. Greer rendered a num
ber o f fine selections on the piano
and the meeting came to -a close
with a most enjoyable social hour.
T h e Sanford ladies returned home'
FALL 1914
For Rent— Furnished office equip
ped with roll top desk, office chain
and tabl»*s. Also a- roll top desk,
typewriter desk and other equip
ment fur sale or rent
Herald nllirr-.
M2 t (
The boys of today wear
For
Rent Several good oifi.es
over
Yowell’a.
Enquire Yowell'i
store.
’
6-tf
only the best clothes.
*
t
Ask
M IS C E L A N E O U S
_
your
“ R O Y A L
boy about
a
,u
B R A N D .”
*
150 Suits, 1914 Styles,
»
Just In.
ROYAL BRAND
TRADE
i
ROYAL BRAND
SHIRTS A N D BLOUSES
Why worry;
make boys1furnish4
HARK
. •
That’s the name of the best hose
going for boys’ and girls’ school
wear and play.
ings when you can buy
ready#
made just as cheap and the boys
like thejp better. .. Shirts and
Blouses, always fresh and pretty
50c.
.
_______________________ —r—
I
Wanted — Plowing or team work
by man with good - team.
j. f:.
Sum mt-rs. care M. S. Nel son, or
phone Lord's Station. •
5-tf
Wanted Work of an; kin« i S•11re
preferred. Joe Saucer, ran* «ri Mallem fruit stand.
8-31p
I want a good man with a good
team to plow-16 acre« nt Cameron
City, Sanford. Florida. The 15 acre*
is known as the Joshua Powell farm.
Go and look at the land and tell me
how much you will plow it lor per
acre and -hnrrow It, and any rootA
you find cut them out and pile them
and^ burn them. • Now I want a
first class job-done. Tho caretaker,
Mr.
Marshall ‘ nt Cameron City
Grocery
Store has charge o f my
place.
Mako yAur price to "Owner
J. P.," 26 Colombia St., Homrsiend,
L. L, N, Y.
H.4tt.
I wish to rent ono or two rooms
with two beds, or one large room
with two beds by tho week, for
one, two or three months, must be
close in and good-neighborhood.
Send price to "J. P . " 26 Colombia
S t„ Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.
" ' ‘ Wanted— Carpdhfir^'work tfy *
gang pf expert northern workmen
who intend coming to Florida to lo
cate permanently. Nothing too ibg
or small for us to handlo.it> a speedy
and workmanlike manner. .Unques
tioned references and full particulars
to interested parties. C. B. F'alor,
.\Iogudore, Ohio.
9-3tp
Boarders Wanted— $3.60 per week
for board and lodging.
Last home
on East Third St.. *C.. W. Driggers9-91P
Wanted— Geptlemen roomer*
Stumon’s. 316 E. Fourth St.
«
. 9-13tp
Wanted to buy first class rAilch
cow. W. A. Lefller.
10-3tp
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W A R N E W S F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F IE L D
■w THE SANFORD H E R ALD
IN
VOLUME VI
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
S A N F O R D — L i f » Ia Woith Lluintf
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY . s E r f i ^MRER 2‘J. 1914
NO
II
FOOD LAW AMENDED
THE
SANFORD
CITY
SCHOOLS
is ESTABLISHED
AND NOW IN EFFECT
OPENED YESTERD AY MORNING
drainage district
tract
of
land
Judge Daniel A. Slfflmöfi* ytalcii.
(lay signed the decree formally and
legally
ganiring the Upper St. Jnhna Dtaln--age QiatricU-n pnlillr rurwrattoozcL
* Florida, to exist for the term of
— thIrfr~y*ral''S_f rorn_the'date 'Of tlij? de
cree.
The now drajnage district contains
265,000 acres of land, more or less,
being a tra c t' 42 miles long from
north to south, and some 22 miles
wide, situated, lying and being in
„.the counties of Orange, Osceola and
Brevard.
Vans Agnew and Crawford were
* the' slllritors for tho petitioners
who constituted practically every
land owner in the district.
The decree was granted after ful
fillments of the conditions prescribed
in chapter 6458, of the Laws of the
State of Florida, Acta of 1913.
An election will be called for Oc
tober 28, at which time property
owners will vote on the selection of
trustees tfor the upper St. Johns
Drainage District.
Votes will I19
allowed, one for every acre owned,
making a total of 265 000 votes to
be cast.
* Isham Randolph, consulting en
gineers. Jackson ville-Chicago. made
the surveys and prepared the report
on which the drainage district was
finally established.
Valuable Acreage
By the formation of this drainage
district a large and valuable acreage
in Florida between lines drawn west
ward from Hardevillc and from Se
bastian. and from the eastern rim
of the St. Johns watershed, westoard
to the St Johns river, will, by drain
age, heroine available for habitation
and cultivation.
The plans call for main canals
from three great basins to the ocean,
namely from Lake Winder, Lake
Worthington, and Lake Poinsett,
with connecting anil lateral canal*
covering the territory in such man
ner as to dry permanently and suc
cessfully the lands within . ilu:.-dis
trict.
The estimate of the cost is not
yet worked out, but tho preliminary
investigations and figures show that
it can be done at a figure less per
acre than almost any other such
project yet undertaken in this coun
try Bonds will, of course, lie voted
later, and issued ns money is needed
,lo prosecute the work, but it is not
^ proposed In the immediate present
to undertake this, owing to finan
cially unsettled conditions because
of the -Eurojiean war.
The whole
matter will lie left to the trustees
of the drainage district to be elected
in Oriober. Times-Union.
Free Trip to Frisco
Mrs. Hazel Powell Stevenson was
in Sanford Saturday in the interest
of the sale of the Florida Dollar, the
•ouvenir coin which is being «old by
thf Florida Panama-Pacific exposi
tion commission to obtain funds for
a Florida exhibit at San Francisco.
Your young ladies, * one from cnch
congressional district of Florida will
Fo given railroad ami Pullman tick
et* for telling the largest number of
the*« coins. The young lady .of the
four who sells the largest number
»ill be given a hundred dollars in
cash besides her fare. In addition -to
these inducements a commission of
ten per cent is paid on all sales. Mrs.
Stevenson thinks that this should be
■uflicient to induce young ladies to
take an interest in the contest to say
nothing of the real object of the con***** which Is to have a Florida ex
hibit at San Frandaco.
. Honor Roik-Moirfoc School **"'
Eighth Grade--------Seventh Grade— Grace Hawkins.'
Sixth Grade— Ralph Mikosell, liar
Williams.
Fifth Grade^-Dora Mae Oglesby,
Eddie Lee, William Hawkins, Rush
S* «ff«d , Albert Hawkins.
Fourth Grade-—Florence Price,
* r,e Mann, Alice Powell, Ernest
. Lee, OU, Lloyd.
Third Grade— Brown Stafford,
Mertite Osteen.
Second Grade— Louise Powell, Wal
* « Price.
• ,1 Pl? t
Grade»—Cecil
Bales,
Mer-
cv Osteen. Iva Bales, Garner Johns,
Johns, Esther
■Renie Mann.
A L L PA C K A G E S O F FOOD
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Mr. Thrasher then announced
That on account of tho Into appear
ance of Dr. Thackston who was to
address (he audience that he would
call on several of tho gentlemeji who
were on tho plntform and began
with Rev. Steinrncyer of the Meth
odist church who gave a short talk
on tho schools, followed .by Rev,
Peck, rector of the Episcopal church.
Rev. Strong of the Congregational
church,*, Dr. Brownlee of the Pres
byterian church and R oy . Hyman of
the Baptist church.
Prof. Ezell was then aennounred
and the new sujierlntendent of the
city schools created a most favorable impression as he stcjijied for
ward and gjive a brief outline of his
pmst and future endeavors in tho
educational Acid und his work in
Sanford schools as he saw it. Prof.
Ezell remarked that as Dr. Thackston had not yet arrived that he
wanted to hear from other gentlemen present and suggested Hon.
F I' Forster of the county school
board.
Mr. Forster is nevor at a
loss for words and hi* address demonstmted that hi* .best efforts will lie
O
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Y
OF
was not disajipointed.
Space witf not permit giving the
full text of this stirring appeal to
pupil and teacher and parents made
by a man who has given many
years of his life to school work.
One of the strong points of Dr.
Thnckson's address was the idea
that a pupil in school should make
up their minds at least after they
reach the higfT school a* to their
future career and not seek an edu
cation with no definite plans in their
minds or have no idea of their
chosen profession or life work
That
they should not waste their time
in wanting this position or that posi
tion already tilled but yreutu their
own positions and only with n good
education could they hope to create
u position in the world and succeed
in life. It is to he regretted that
more of the jiatrotis of tho school
were not present to hear this able
exponent of the schools and those
■present « i re sorry thirl -hi* time was
limited and he was forced to cut
his address short.
After
I >r. Thackston'* address
Dr. Brownlee dismissed the meeting
the eighth grade and finally the high
school projier, for jiuplls through the
twelfth grade.
The primary building is of wood
construction, conveniently arranged
and located, with u valuation
of
about $4,000. The grammar school
building Is of brick, fairly well
equipped and amply able to accom
modate about 500 pupils.
This
building is valued at from $25,000
Hereafter nil packages of food'
packed in th e ' United States and
sold to the public must bear on the
outside a statement of the quantity
of contents in terms of weight, meas
ure or numerical count. Thoriaw re
quiring this is an amendment of tho
food add.drug act and was passed
March 3rd, 1913, with tho provision
that it should not become effective
for. eighteen months.
Thus, September 3 was the date
on which the packages were to be
given their labels, and the purchaser
who . wants fresh stock can readily
see by scrutinizing the Informa
tion on the garkages ho buys he will
•be able to see wWothfiT thoy ere-jnrqk
be aide to see whether they were
packed before or since that date.
(¡odds jiucked previous to Sej>tember 3 are not to b e -thrown out
of stock, hut when they are soltl or
disposed of there will lie no more
unmarked packages to take their
jilare and the public will die protect
ed better against false weights and
false counts of the "orgiinal packages."
It pays for housewives to know
something of these laws. It pays
for house wive* to keep reliable
Scales in their kitchens and a stand
ard quart cup and other measures.
There are few merchants who nro
either dishonest or impolite enough
to give short weight, but sometime*
the concerns from which the "orig
inal» packages" come, need watch
ing
HON. D. L. THRASHER
Superintendent of Public Instruriion of
Seminole t ount>
Tto^Tbumn
This high *rhrmr
*
mg itself I* a thoroughly modern
] huff brick structure, equipped with
all of Die most uji to date conveni
ence* of the 20th century school
liou*e and is valued at about $35.000
$4U,0UUr
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Thirty-five teacher* arc employed
in tiie various white schools of the
county ut salarie» ranging from $40
to Î226 per month, a very excellent
silo wing 111 till* respect
Eight lolored s* hind- are mam
lamed in Seminote count;., with an
attendance of 5«li pupils and giving
employment to 17 qcgru teachers at
a salary of from $30 to $90 per
month.
SANFORD C ITY S C H O O L S ' P R IM A R Y , G R A M M A R AN D HIGH SC H O O L BU ILD IN G S
Steinmeyer, Dr Brownie^ Rev. H y used in building uj> the schools of
Seminole county.
man, Rev. Peck and Rev. Strong.
Be was followed by, K. J. Holly,
The singing of America by the as
semblage and a reading of the editor of the Hanford Herald und be
scriptures by Rev. Steinmeyer open fore he had finished Dr. Thackston
ed the exercises nnd Superintendent arrived and was escorted to the
Thrasher acting as presiding of platform. Although he was late he
ficer made a few appropriate remark* was liPtter thnn ever and being in
uncut the schools anil the purjioses troduced by Mr. .Tfirn*her launched
of tho board to supply the chil into hi* address with a vigor that
dren with methods of transjiorta- awakened interest in an audience
that expected something good nnd
tion ami the best of facilities.
with a prayer and the exercises
closed upon a most auspicious open
ing ill the Sanford City School*.
Eleven white schools with a total
attendance of 892 pupils are in op
eration in Seminole county, three of
these, including a high school, being
located.in the city ol Sanford. Three
buildings •constitute the high school,
namely the primnry. department, for
children through the third grade, the
grammar school, for those through
The cities of Sanford and the
towns of Oviedo, UhuUmta, Longwood and Geneva arc all special
school districts, with a 3 mill tax
w inch i* used locally for school j»urpimcs. thus enabling these cummunities to maintain belter school
building* than would otherwise lie
possible, but oil the w hole the stand
ard of excellence throughout the
county is highly satisfactory.
The jtersotinel of tho Board of
Public Instructio'n is as follows: F. P.
Forster, chairman; S. C.. Dickson
and J. T. Jacobs, while the' supervision of the entire educational de
partment of the county Is in charge
of D. L. Thrasher,* superintendent of
Public Instruction.
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF W AR
The German casualty list, as
It. m .| through the allied lines, but both made gains in the last two or three!
I French and British official reports days, little is said. One of the re -1adopted officially from Berlin, num— Report from Ostcnd right say they have failed, From Paris it markahlo things in this great battle hors 104,689 up to date, of whom
wing of Germans in retreat, is announced that not only have the which has entered upon its sixteenth 15,674 are dead; 65,907 wounded
Gentians been able to achieve their day. is tho spirit maintained by the and 23,007 missing. * t.
leaving dead and wounded. object, hut they have lost a flag, troops. British, F’ rench and Gor
In the Far East according to Jap
mans have withstood the most ter anese reports the Jujiaqese have de
Allies centre holding Arm.
gins and men In the attempt.
The British as usual arc laconic. rific shelling the world has ever feated the Germans on the outskirts
"The situation is satisfactory," the known, an aljnost constant rain of of Tsingtau, capital of tho German
• Rome, Tuesday 11 a. m.— report reads, "and the counter at rifle bullets and hand to hand en protectorate of Kiaoch»**— Though
tacks on the British front have been counters-with gun and bayonet, hut tho battle lasted only fourteen hours
The fall pf Tamow repo.ted. beaten back with heavy losses to all rejiorts agree that, they are fight the losses so far as known were
ing with the same determination small.
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Budepest menaced.
the enemy."
»
and
tenacity
as
in
the
beginning
The bayonet has played an im
German Zeppelin have dropped
portant part in these engagements, und that oven the commanders in bombs on Belgian towns, a German
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Summary of War
where men in the trenches on- the some cases are having difficulty in aeroplane has paid another visit to
For three days without cessation
one side or the other, only a few holding their men back.
I'uris, dropping explosives in its
the Germans
have hurleij their
hundred yards apart, come to grips
The German general staff, by way (light, whilo a Zeppelin also has aj>maasses against the French and
with steel after the positions have of Berlin, reports that the allies are jieared above the city of Warsaw.
English along tho entire front - in
been shelled and raked with rifle using their railroads in a general at
The German Emperor is reported
Northern F'rance.
The French o f
suffering from inflammation of the
fire.
m
tack
on
the
extreme
end
If
the
rigTit
ficial view is that these operations,
The French claim appreciable pro-] flank of tho German army.
The lungs. Only a day or two ago, his
the fiercest • y e t that have taken
general staff also reports alight guins filth son, Prince Oscar, was obliged
gress
on
the
left
wing
and
a
detleive
place, are by high command, mean
on the center of the battle front to withdraw from hia regiment and
ing possibly direct instrucUons from victory over the famous Prussian
and an engagement with artillery is being treated for a heart affection,
guard
In
the
center.
Of
the
Woevr®
the-Emperor himself.
tho result of over exertion.
south of Verdun.
Their, purpose baa been to break district, where the Germans have
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PRECEPTORS A N IlL
SOFTOOLS— ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT CITIZENS
Yesterday was an epoch in San:
ford’« history' not only with
the
school children lint with the parents
and nil tho patrons o f the schools,
marking as ft dill the beginning of
another school term.
All of the
schools opened on time und the
scholars were assigned to their re
spective places, tho teachers work
ing with precision anti with no con
fusion of any kind.
Promptly at ten o'clock a goodly
number had assembled at the audi
torium of the high School where ap
propriate exercises were to mark
tiie opening of the school*.
Th e teachers and scholars of the
high school a n d several grades of
the grammar school were present be
sides many jmrents and patrons of
the school.
On- the platform were
D. L, Thrasher, county superinten
dent of Public Instruction, Prof.
Ezcll, superintendent of Sanford
Cit\ Schools. F. I*. Forster and S. ( ’ .
Dirkson of the County School Board,
B. F Whittier, S Bunge and ti R
Stevens of the DuUrict School Board,
C. R. Walker, former member of the
School Board, it. J. Holly, Rev.
'¡’S
Ta Equalize Railroad Ra l es
Congressman Frank Clark has in
troduced the following hill, whicli
was referred to the committee on
interstate and foreign commerce and
ordered to be printed;
’' A' *‘ bill to equalize transportation
rates on vegetable«, citrus fruits and
other fruit4 fransported from one
one state to another state of the
United States
*
Be it enacted liy the Senate nnd
Ho use of .Uejjrmieiilaliveji of. tho.
United States of America irf Con
gres* assembled, that immediately
upon this act becoming a law it Hhull
Ilf t ho duty of the Interstate ComI1L>r<*t* Commission of the United
St ;it ««I to ttx a»* «*f (irely new sciiedtransportatiori
ill. of rut»» for tl
ills, and oilier
of A'»!« 'tallii'» fitruH
state to another
fruits, Irom one t*
state of the United States on a mile
age husis. That is to jay, the said
commission s^ull fix a uniform rate
over all the common carrier railroads
of the United States on jiackages of
certain dimension* or of certain
weight a* tile ease inuy lie for the
same distance carried from the ini
tial point of shipment
Section 2. That the said commis
sion shall likewise fix rates for ex
press companies, steamship lines,
and other common carriers of freight
between the different states 'of the
Union.
Sec. 3. That tho Interstate Com
merce Commission is hereby given
full authority and it is hereby made
the express duty of said commission
to make and jiromulgate all neces
sary rules, regulations, and orders to
carry this act into effect, it being
the intent and purjiose of this net
to so'equalise transportation rates
on vegetables, citrus fruits and other
fruits by railroads, express
com
panies, steamship lines, and other
corrimon carriers, as that the rates
on such products will be the same in
all parts of the country for the same
distance carried.
Sec. 4. That all.lnwa and parta of
laws in conflict with this act shall he,
and the Bamo are hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. That this act shall take ef
fect immediately upon its* passage
and approval by the President, or
upon becoming a law without such
approval.
Ivey— Goodson
The following announcement hits
been received by several Sanford
people, George Ivey is well known
in this city where he has resided
several years:
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Qooilson, 14
Bullock Street, Montgomery, Aia.,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs. Ida Axalena Benton
to Mr. George Barnett Ivey, man
ager Postal Tclegraph'Co., Tuakegee,
Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Ivey at home, 209 W. Church S t,
Tuakegee, Ala., October, 5th, 1914.
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THE SIN OF SICKNESS
To the average mental capacity
the classification of sickness a* *a
jnorpl offence against society must
appear the product of a disordered
brain.
Certainly illness is u misfortune,
some of it 1» more than that; some
diseases catch ua by accident, unpreventable acrldent which no pre
caution can guard against, and some
are clearly avoidable.
Our grand
mothers ust*d to regard a rather long
list of childrens' disease* a* inevit
able,.and they deliberately tried to
— t i ® « . -the period^UthgiL_iipUAU2Il»
to their young broods at such inter
vals in their busy liven wjian they
— thvmrelTW might most conveniently
nurse the youngster*.
The more
serious dlsea*ea. which Komctimes re
sulted fatally, they considered ns
visitations of an alj-wlae but mys
terious Providence.
They didn't know any hcttLt___Wit
do.
Mrdical science in thaso days
hadn't advanced to the stage whero
. this doctor’s mission was quite as
much to prevent as to cure disease.
The Idea of advising with the family
to preserve health, when it was al
ready perfect, would hnve seemed
* a Shocking waste of time and mon
ey. The science of keeping clean,
medically clean, the science of sani
tation, hadn’ t been born then. N o *
we realise that It is the most effi
cient weapon for the preservation of
physical strength and health.
T o be well, to stay well, j§ a moral
duty In so f;jr as it run be accom
plished through un acquaintance
with recognised laws by which wo
know disease is spread from nn in
fected source.
Hush knowledge is
available even tp the ignorant from
authoritative Investigation,
” .
We moderns have learned that it
is not necessary for any one to have
typhoid fever, malaria, smallpox,
even tuberculosis, because we have
learned how these diseases are com
municated, and how they develop.
Knowing these fundamental farts we
may, all of us if we will, avoid them.
We have no infallible cures for the
advanced stages of these diseases,
but we have methods that ward
them off altogether, and who can
dispute the assertion that it is u
moral obligation to use them?
part of It. Ill heftjth Is nói ordln |
arlly or often conducive fo a lofty [
morality and as a part, of our code ^
or fjhlcs, If ue will not admit it a* a part of our practical every-day
religion. It should guide ius to better
living.
The basic fact remain*, whether
we make-it a part of our religion or i ^
merely a matter of economics, that
we have no right, no need, to suffer
from preventable diseases.
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THE STANFORD HERALD
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HERBINE
EXPRFSS RATES PROHIBITIVE !
. F o r the Bowels
FLORIDA GROWERS CANNOT REAP
A N Y BENEFITS W HILE RATES
ARE U N R E A S O N A B LE '
A Cura for Chronic Constlpatlon.Torpid Liver
and Irregular Bowel MpvemenU.
tJ. F. O'BERRY. IN ST. CLOUD TRIBUNE;
An Ohio Farm In Florida
Representative Frank Clark of
As the shipping season for fruits be cheaper.
Florida never loses an opportunity
and
vegetables approaches it makes
The only thing, as I see it, is for
ro impress his colleagues in the
us
sit
up
and
take
notice.
the
growers to ship in refrigerator
House with the great resources of
First, we must consider the ma cars and make up cai Joad lots of
his state, the superior climate, and
thj- Iffy opportunities offered for the terial to ship in, and the coat of it: mixed vegetables, consigning them
STY.hrTifrrt—
h cBiffPtr' th e -n rp rrsr trr thr
invMt ment o^ capilal. WfiehcYi tf SW
Clark lr~ visited- byconstituent; man. and-he-iells us ho is s o r ry -ftir the same city, and Qiaking sufe thajj
¿ays the Washington Post, ho en rates are nearly double .what they the product is put up in neat, wellcourages the latter to talk In glowing were last year but that he ¡s power filled and graded packages, ns it
language'o f'th e greatness of Florid less to help; that the Interstate does not pay to ship shoddy goods
fixes the to the northern nnd eastern market*.
Rr-eewtly- Mr. Clark was conducing, Commerce Commission
about the city J. D. Roortey, s e e n - ; rates and there is no redres?. So we That is going to be one difficulty
tsry of “ the Petri a r - B i u u d . o L ^ Ad &bind mirxfilvra.uR^gamat it-gaatl ami with car lot shipments. There are’ so
many-people w ho don’ t know how to
ami rhairm^i fjl
Florida. Veget hard
pack..am
L g lid e their stuff.
If a
. Now, in ordfir-ter hrmsr-veherr-we
able Marketing Burntur"1— *•
package
or
crate
leaves
here
three. At Congress Hull, Mr Clark mol * £ & & & = ¿
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his constituent joined a party of ship n crate of eggplant t o ’ New fburths filled, what .ran it In. eamembers, among whom was Repre-1 York. The express on the crate is pected to look like ivhen it reaches
sontative I la t brick of Ohio.
Mr. 61.42>i. Say it sells for 62.60; the New -York? It Is impossible for
Koontty took the first opportunity to commission is 25 cents; crate, noils your commission man to get a good
launch into a panegyric of hjl state. and paper Is 25 cents moro (which is price for stuff thnt does not show up
He addressed the conversation par a low figure* for this item) and »with well, but a good well graded package
a cost of 50 cents to grow and pick mutos a satisfied customer who will
ticularly to Mr. Bathrick.
“ Now, In Florida wc cart produce nnd paper is 25 cents more (which is call for your brand again. *
What we airmen» want now is for
the finest ..Irish potatoes in the cost of $2.43. Where is your profit?
the
papers ali over the state to take
world,” said Mr. Roortey.
Some will say that 50 cents iw^oo
‘ ‘Oh, so can I, on my farm,” re I high an estimate of the cost to pro up this rate business, go after it
turned Mr. Unthrick.
duce, pick and pack that crate; yet tooth and tongs, and have .the nerve
" W c can raise the finest oranges y 0U h „Ve the extra cost of hauling nnd backbone to stand up for the
in the world,” continued Mr. Rooney t0 lht. „hipping point, which we did man who tills the soil. Think of it
*‘ So can I on my farm,'
not consider, and this year it w ill1 — Ibe king on the throne as well as
Ilathrick.
cost more to raise a crate of veg the lowest serf, must go down to
"T h ere is no grapefruit on earth etables titan it ever has, as the price the farm for what he eats and wears.
that can compare with the grape of fertilizer is much higher than ever Remember that when the farmer is
fruit raised on my rarm in Florida,” before with chemical contents low fn hard luck the whole country feels
the effect of it. Take a city with a
persisted Mr. Rooney.
ered.
—prosperous farming element around
" N o t any better than I can raise
And don't get fooled by this new
it,
and you will see a prosperous city
on my farm," nverred Mr. Bathrick.
express rate. Some people think it
every time.
Mr. Rooney was beginning to get
is by the hundred pounds instead of
nettled. That a member of Congress
by the crate. The old rate to New
Resolution* of. Respect
from Ohio should insist that he
York was K7 cents, and only a few
Castle Hall Phoenix Lodge.
could raise In his farm the same
rents difference to all of the eastern
K nights of Pythias,
quality of tropical fruits that could
Cities.
Now it is 61,42'; per crate
Sept. 22nd, 1914.
be produced in Florida was amazing
and a crate has always been ruled
Whereas, Our well beloved brother
hit" :
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,
, at from 40 to 50 pounds.
George II. Fernald Has been taken
Mr. Rooney began to sputter and
.
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It seem* that the express rninpnnfrom u* by the hum! of death and
get angry,
when
Representative .
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te» are killing the goose that lays the
our lodge room has been turned into
Clark moved quietly up behind him,
..
a plaee of mourning, be it
nnd pulling his rorktail remarked in
u low to n e
Some saj- let’s ship in carload lots
Resolved, that in hi* death this
" L a y off, Rooney, nnd shut up
I hut is all right where it cun be lodge ha* sustained an irreparable
It is a duty that we owe our
Bathrick owns one of the finest ,lonc- 1,ut wl,at nr" wt' Koin« l " 't(> loss and Pythianism has lost a bright
selves, our families nnd those with
farms in Florida."
w ll|> lllt'
an<i vegetables up to exponent of the virtues we profess,
whom we are Intimately associated,
,
a time that u sufficient quantity is fur in his life wd hud always before
for our cqmfort and theirs. Wo owe
little |us the embodiment of Friendship,
it to the neighbors, the community
farmer all over the
Charity and Benevolence, which ure
nnd the state, for every man owe* it
find him wit It f rotn Olle to Lt ihumi ). T i ' S h V l ' j W H I ' r ^
to all the rest that Tic shall always
crates of fruit* and vegetables when.1 .- Ueeolvet), that wo adopt us our
Will iw* given in Hanford <m
be at his highest point of efficiency
hi* fruit first commences to mature. example the cheerful, manly fidelity
ns a producer.
The prosperity of
which our departed brother always
the community depends upon the
rim northern market* the “ home exemplified during the twenty eight
'best efforts of each individual and
grown" produce probably not near years of bis membership, which he
it becomes a patriotic debt
Beginning October 1st. Kates on ly so good as the Florida grown be began as a charter member in 1 8Hfi:
Even .the measles and ibe.-wbi>opcause the first, crop on the vines ure
application. ..
.
Resolved, jj i a t we hereby.Aender
Ing cough and those other plagutT
always the best, but that old "home to Mrs. Fernald our heartfelt sym
Majofle A. Boor Instructor of Violin
of childhood may be, avoided nnd
grown" stuff depreciates the market pathy, with the assurance to her
if w-e will we- may avoid them.
to some extent. In other words, the that in this lodge she shall always
They are not necessary nnd it isn't
northern trucker has n frost wnrtl- have a hand of friends who will
Del.AND, FLO R ID A
playing fair with the youngsters to
mg fruiti the g « v •ni ment t hen he gladly serve her at ail limes.
permit or enforce the ordeal upon
gm-* to wtirk a ltd pick* all he cun,
Resol ved. that a*> a testimonial of
them
They can't help themselves
log Mid little, and ru*he* it on the esteem a ce>py <>f these resolution*
We can protert them nnd we should.
market
Thnt bn* to nil U* cleaned bp properly inscribed and sent to
up before we can get much for our Mrs. Fernald; a copy be sent the
D E N T IS T
The sick man is the useless man
vegetables, so you can readily sec press and a puge in our record book
— yet not quite useless for he serves
w o r k yon w h i t i : p e o p l e o n l y
that with the exorbitant express be Inscribed to his memory and
as an example to the community of
PEO PLES' B A N K B U ILD IN G
rates it is impossible to ship our these resolutions spread upon our
the result of neglecting n plain duty.
ROOM 9
crops until the market prices get minutps.
H e who is disabled by Illness is no
very high.
longer a producer, he becomes an
Done by order of Phoenix Lodge
expense., a drag- upon his friends, nn
The railroads semi out ail sorts of No. 5.
Closing out all typewriter carbon literature ant^ inducements to get
actual drawback to the general pros
W H I T NUR
paper. Best grade* only, at 25c people to come to Florida, and the
DOUGLASS.
perity.
The gospel of good health is next per dozen sheets. Herald Office.
W IC K E R ,
papers all over the *tul« arc bursting
97-tf
Committee.
to the glspel of Christianity—even a
Florida and urging people to come,
but the question is; what can the
furmer do, with these thing* ' con
Always Easy to.Get Spies, _ .
fronting him?
It Is an International law, but an
A R C H OF T R IU M P H . P A R IS
The stuff can be groAn in Florida unwritten one, that a sovereign cannot
— more than the roads can handle— lawfully require a subject to serve aa
but the question arises: “ What can a spy, except In a singular Case, and
that of the livat Importance. Never
we do with it when we- raise It?”
theless, no country will ever lack
The result is that a lot of the new
■pies, for tho work that la required
people come In, spend all they have of them Is so adventurous and so well
for a farm, then can't get anything paid that thousands of mon would
for what they raise. They go back Jump at tho opportunity to becomo a
north and knock Florida. We have secret scrvlco agent
the finest country the sun ever
■hone on, as healthful as any state
After the Ball.
in the Union, so why this dissatis
"Didn't you find him wonderfully
faction?
lght on hla (cot for such a heavily
Let's look at it in a sensible way. >ullt man?" “ Ob, yea; bo was light
There are millions of people in the uiough on hla own feet.'*—Life.
north who want our fruit and veg
etable« but can't eat them.
Why?
Because of the exorbitant express
»-W-e
rates.
I f we COUtd got u crate of
boans to New York for 50 cents ex
press that had coat 60 cents to grow,
pick and pack, allow the commission
man 26 cents and you have the coat
,■ *
*
of fl.3 6 . I f the rate sold for 62.60,
All Work Receives My Personal
that’ would be a reasonable figure
Attention And Beat Efforts
Ph oto by Am erican Preaa Association.
and would give the grower $1.16 A
*
' ,
.
profit. But we ca.n't do that.
If Opposite City Hall
Telephone No 23
we could put vegetable# and fruit in
the market at a reasonable price so
the masses could eat them we could
not raise- enough to go around. If
we could tell tomatoes or eggplant
. JEW ELER
for $2.601o $3.00 we ould sell four
C o r n e r Park A v a n u o and S o e on d Stra o t
or five times as many as we can at * ' ‘ . *• MY SPECIALTIES ■
C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S OR H E A V Y H A U L IN O
$4 or $6, because only the rich can
Pickard-* Hand-Painted Chins
afford
to eat them at that prie*. So
L s rg s supply o f H orses, IWulss*
Gorham’s Sterling Sliver
yóu sea if we had a reasonable ex
Rogers’ Plated Ware
W sgons end H srn sss always
press rate, wa could grow more, the
Elgin and Waltham Watches
roade would get four time* as much
on h jn d F o r Sals o r Exohsngs
to haul, and the consumption would
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
be greater because the stuff would
Dlackarnlthlng and Wagon R e p a irin g In connection
most from It* baneful effect.
•
• --- .
Td."?h
«sms j
E
” » O'moro
” ” * 1 or lea*,
ailing
rrcra). «allow complexion, flatulence, lois
act*, vlrtlgo (blind stagger«
of strength; and no energy at all- Herbtae has a moat admlrabto
b i b ? . ï i . r r e î i 5 .IÏW. P « ' ? ' «
ararnui, heartburn, bad breath, low apt
tfase
»enroua wakefulness at night,
t->^se r*w.£>I* 1
5 Ä T.‘ V
ift.S aì!*i!K J '
st.
ir. BALLARD
touts, ua
It
For W*eh Bight or Boro Kyra, goo ttegfceoo *7*
W M . G. A L D R I D G E
SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
Complete abstracts from the record s of
/
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X
Orange and Seminole Counties.
Taxes
paid for non-residents.
C. W. GOODRICH. Manager.
ie s s e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e a o e e te e ^ ^ e e e e e e e e e ««»!
Don't play with serious mutter*—
don't YOU carry your, own insurant«
against
TORNADOS
for you'll find the money wanting *h«»n
the storm has wiped out your property
Have our strong, reliable company
carry your risk - and l>e oh the -af< -ole.
Reasonable rates
C H A S E & CO.
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
B O T T L E R S OF S O D A W ATERS A N D
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Thursday Afternoon and Evening, At ,t”- »»***" «hare then- t* *tiit in
and Friday Morning
Sole AffcnlH for Orange City Springs M ineral Water
P H O N E 21
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
Plumbing and
Gas F i t t i ng
HAND BROTHERS
H en ry
LIVERY, SALES AND FEED
* +- ■
M cLaulin
Brightens
L*»y
UP
m illions
O p en in g
Box
BLACK
W HITE
of shoes
daily
^RSH O E^H
»PO LISH E S»
St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida
a
Full
mictions
I *„n In
Prepa.atory, Com
mercial and Class
ical Courses
Conducted- by the
Benedictine
Fathers
T E R M S - $225.00
rOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR
STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH
3-D A IL Y
T R A IN S E A S T -3
Lv. Jacksonville
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Savannah....
R ichm ond...
Washington.
N ew York...:
No. 82.—Florida & West Indian Limited— Free Reclining Steel Chair Can •*
Washington— Electric Lighted and Fana. * '
No. 86,— Palmetto Limited— Free Steel Rocltnlng Chair Cara to Washing*01*"
Electric Lighted and Fana.
No. 80.— Coast Line Florida Mall—
Local Sleeper
toSavannah.
Sleet Pullman Cora of the highest class operated on all train*.
Coast’Line Dining Cara operated on Traînes 82 and 86.
Atlao^1
g
For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agentor
A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent
136 West Bsy St
.
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Jacksonville’ ^
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'**-*.'Il
fît.:
SEPTEMBER » . 191*
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THE SANFORD HERALD-----♦
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4
♦
Boarders Wanted
fd 50 per w*ek
-------- Worth Knowing.
fiiu is F
.
Tho laurel wa* much In favor In
on Hast Third St., C..
•i*
'. rlk’kcrs.
days, as It meant "love trlytp
»
•
* •
umpha."
The Greek brido wore a
U anted Gentlemen roomers ut wreath of myrtle. A brido of today
may cbooao her own flower If she
Stumon’a. :il5 E. Fourth St.
wishes, stamping It with her Individu
" «■'*
fi-Lit j
ality
Some girls toko tho flower sb
lotted to the month, especially If tho
Wanted to buy first class milch
♦
time happens to be June, with Ita
cow
W. A. Loftier.
l0-3tp ‘ wealth of rose*
^
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.
.
.
7^-»o
o —
o
o
Wldowa usual tywear violets, either white or purple,
would bo difficult to catlmato thu
A R D IÑ A L MERClKIt. primate
NE of the outstanding develop Í All Local Advertisement« Under
or a combination of both.
part wireless telegraphy la play
of Üelgtiim nml nrcliblshop of
Salting the Wound.
ment* of the great war In Eu
This
Heading
TH
REE
C
E
N
TS
n
ing in the European war. Tbo
(
Artist— Dobbins, thn critic, has
Mallín*«, une o í tlie elUes dov
rope Is the terrible efficiency
destruction of telegraph lines and
Line
For
Each
Insertion.
Minimum
rousted
my picture unmercifully." ms
uslntiil by the Guruinn forcea,
uf the German nrtlllery. On
i Friend—"Don't mind that fellow. He's
««pie lines which crippled communtco hail n dlfilcult time In return log frolli the stubborn battlefield* uf Moos and Charge 25 Cents.
SANFORD LODGES «
no Ideas of h|s own; hs only repeats
tion In prcrlosa couflicts and Moated Borne tu llelglum.
during the continuous rear guard fight
like a parrot what all i he others say.”
yast sections no longer count*. When
Beca Use thè cardinal luid refused to ing of the retreat to La Fere tho Ger
F O R SALE
— London Opinion.
Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M.
projwr toll aimU bo taken of the result a givo a denln 1 to th» cbarge* of Gemi un man artillery wa* up at the front
atnx
ltlcu
La
Belglum
tito
kaiser'*
en
voy
^
f
'Th'fmminfcation
every first and third
of the present collision of notion* the
harassing llmluix-e* of the olile»-sFev ■ - —For* Sale or Rent—^Two nice resi
Always to 0 e Reckoned With.
¡
Thunwlaya
nt
7:30.
«he ledger will carry the In Itouie liad rojeeied 111* request- for cry stand.
Visiting brethren——
dences at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen.
i *
You must learn to deal 'with odd and ! welcome.
•crrtco to wuimerc® of tlio wlrvleaa a snfe conduet back tu bis itrchdioccse
80-tf ^CifiW-Jn Ilia-iut. n**U si* lc ngurtMi.—
after tluj. papal coiK-hive, *o he wns f" The liiinmni lint riw¥«doped the lion . '
IQ. L. T a ylo r*
K. L.*Miller
message* which have been dashing to
England
i
au,H”
*nK
their
artillery
dose
to
the
compoUed to raduni tliroug
For sale or Rent— Fivn-ncres. tiled Ucuikc.
Secretary c
V*
W. M.
steamship* and- from steamship* to
ir
.
n
11
-could
get
Into
nctloy
In Ehginnd thè IfWW^UH
hind, tun good wells, located just
early
un<f
by
Its
shells
cut
up
thu
Tsml since hostilities began.
tho occaslon uf sbowlng thèIr sym
Monroe Chapter No. 15, U. A. M.
The huge stations capable o f sending pathy fur Itelgtum hy liuiuguratlug n enemy’s troops so as to slutke their south of Station 10 on S. Sc E. Rail
Meets
every second anti fourth Thurs
way.
5
room
hmiso.
V
See
F.
AV.
messages -WO miles and more are con- huge, process Ion u Ilietr was n^lc-WTrt -mutnl^aiul.Urna make easier t i » eucday
itx
Masoplc
Hall over the Imperia
cess
of
tho
Gerrnau
attacking
Infantry
Mnhonev
nt
Fernald’s.'
fl7-tf
i n a fialcouy
trolled by tho nations cngngrd tirthe by'thp cTTTtfrmf.-wnn n t o
columns.
,
Theatre.
Visiting
companions welcome.
with
John
Redmond
on
his
right
and
jxmtllct. Of these Germany lias-three
Artillery had been considered s-otm*
i»irttr---HoTTn(t—imp—mr"vnrc
O. L. Taylor
J. F. Kurnatx
- s t Helgoland, from, which Germany T. I\ O'Connor ou hi*, left. The- pro
bersome.
alow
moving
weapon,
of
cheap.
Just
the
right
âge
to
train.
Secretary
High Prieat
1* In communication with Ita fleet; cession numbered more than 50,000.
great value In battle, but so defense H. U. Lynch, Sanford, Fia., Route
Dauclg, Norddelch and Hwclnmunde. Later the cardinal wtu» warmly wel
less against an enemy's surprise attack No. 1,
Seminole Chapter 2, Ordbr Eastern Star •
8-tfc
There ore a number of Oerman sta comed upon his nrrlvnl at Mnllnea by
that largo bodies nf Infantry called sup
Meets ovcr>- firat and third Tunday
tho
burgomaster
nnd
citizens
of
'
ilio
tions of smaller range—tho Bremerporting troops were ohvnys attached to
For Sale Cheap— One lurgohorse,
in each month. Everyone who has aeon
haven. narkum, Bulk. Cuxhaveu and town. He expressed great grief nt the
tho artillery to'Protect it. .Similarly one mule, three wagons, harness,
his Star in the East are cordially invited
Bassruls, averaging nbout ft hundred sight of many damaged houses.
to guard against surprise It was placed plows and tools. ‘Jas. C. Harris*.
It
wns
during
t
i
»
otmlliinl'*
absence
to visit this chapter.
miles of rango and having boon servfrom Mnllncannd while lie wa* at well to the rear of the columns when
7-9tc
Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y
tending t i » conclave for the election marching.
For Sale 2 Cylinder Huick cheap
Tho Germans In 1H70 brought for
1’hoenlx Lodge No 5, K. of P.
of a uetj- [ mi|h* Hint Malinos was at
ward
the
new
tactics
-of
shoving
tho
•100
Myrtle avynue,
10-4tc
tached l*y the Germans. The city b) n
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays.
•
• ;
sense Is the religious capitili of IkR- nrtlllery up to the front, even nt risk
N'isiting knights always welcome.
300,000 fine celery (liant» ready by
glum and Is situatisi on the Wye river of surprise and captura, and thus they
a
H. McLaulin
O. J. Miller
Will puck for shipment
aliont halfway. Isdwccn Antwerp and gained the advantage of n powerful Oct. Ut
K.
It.
and
S.
C. C.
10-tfc
Ilnissels It tins u |»>pillntl<>n of about nrtlllery fir«' on the enemy while the “ If " Box sfili, Sanford. Fla
Sanford laidge No. 27, I. O. O. F.
TO.Ota) It gin,, (lu. naine to liiccldln latter was wnltlug for tits artillery to
♦ /
lace, fis- the making uf which ila Ilues runic up
Meet» every Monday at 7:30 p. m.,
1 . • •* . V.
We lure *lw»yi uird la be juit * lull« *l.e»J
After a long series of tests Germany
TO RENT
t was mice fammi». It Is mm of the
Æ.
of ili« oditi fellow in the graeisl equipment of over Imperial Theatre.
lA i
busiest railroad Centura of Belgium, the In 1NJM1 adopted the revolutionary ex
W. H. Wright .
For Rent— Nice furnished rooms our More. Attn evidence oi tbit denre to thaw J. W. 0 . Singletary
lines from Antwerp to Brussels and pedient o f building the gun loose from
ike
n
e
weit
nod
only
the
bevi
of
everything,
wo
Secretary
* N. Q.
at Stumon's. $1.25 a week and up.
from Ghent to Liege crossing there. the carriage so that on firing the gun
glndly recommend to urcr* oi ink
,
recoils
without
dragging
tho
carriage
315
K.
Fourth
St.
fi-13tp
Gate City Camp No. 6. W. O. W
It has bad a somewhat troubled his
... /Q £\ ■ ' •« •
In lfiOfl tt adopted a still
l 'JK \
Meets second and fourth Wednesday
tory, During the religion« troubles of with It.
For Kent Furnished
the sixteenth century It was slicked further Improved gun which allows n
nights in each mortiti.
• v n A\’ ? ^
longer
n-coll
Every
effort
had
been
ig
ht I 'UM-kci'ping.
Api
1 Miring tile seventeenth nnd eighteenth
F L Miller
J. F. Iloolchan
P c n c n if t
centuries It was eaptur*»t in turn by tnnde to kis'p *is-ret tho detnils of ItsJ Furcn. 117 La urei a venni
Clerk
Council
Commander
••
colisiructliin. but they graduslly leaktsl |
Combine J Office
the French, i ititeli and English The
»alt
) ______
and founhiin l ‘en
Frenelj ilmitlv removed the fortltba
I'niteil Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Fra io »• ndopted ttds gcin-rnl trpe In
•
l nr Bent
Rinim» for
tlolis 111 I.XIH, since u till’ll Itllle the
Joiners of A merlra
In k
IM»7 nml thè ruttisi Mtates In
All kec| ijg
fili» ( >ak Ave
city has been unfortified
Sanford laical Union No. 1751 meets
tir** nnllons of ilio world bave n»»w
The city Is also called Mechlin
II»
— ih» n -*v «t mvsibcf of llw- C iitvt’ i I d, family.
first and third Thursday night ut 7
ancient wylls and timnt Inter l*is*n re nrnied rto-lr artlll»*ry wlth Ibis )"tig
i'l.i:. • I" rent for the m-usiiii
In [Vo. riti Ink wnl*i ■ bluv sod dovi ■ 1-1 black. o'clock m the Fugle»' Hall.
.
■V
It o ei|>«cj«i!y bnlliknl, imoolh and (>crm«n«al.
placed by n wide Isitilevard mid canal, recoll gnu Each cnutilry ha» nino In quire at 111 Second street. 8-tfe
J. W. O. Singletary,
J. M. Brown.
ventili vnrlons modttlrntlons U» lmComo
in
and
Irt
u,
iKow
you
the
new
Carter
ink
tho stri*etH are wide nnd regular, and
prove thè servire of ttie gnu
Sce'y-Trcu».
President*
-ell. buttle with the Dew flow-connotivi.
T aL
Notice 1 »dl r*-ul
the city hits Mne *.juares niel put'll'
The
f'Ig
Impruvement
uf
olir
day
ls
o
f
I
Ride
r build you a lumie on i*a«>
I'UlliMrig"
IIiiii ii icro tf*
fine
tlmt. Insti-nd of Isdng limili’ faxt lo Its
II. P. <>. F. Sanford Lodge 12-11
J
Musson, Ml I Palmetto.
termenrrtage by thè tninnlnns flint permlt
Meet
tlrstiand third Wednesday night
a venie
3 fitc ,
only a swlnglng np or down In elevnat
corner
of First St. and Palmetto Ave.
• Sanford, Florida
timi, tl«' gnu ii'iw resta freely In a
U, L. Taylor
B. L. Peck
I"? Kent Clump for Cash* Twenty
trotigli, callisl thè cradle, tlint gntdes
u r n « "I giw’d hammock land all tiled
Secretary
Exalted Ruler
thi> gnu In 11« «lite Indi ri-eoli To
Cull or write A M Tyler
inl-tf
The Lake Breeze t mini il No. .11 Junior
tinier United Ameritan Mechanics
Five ucres tiled land inside eit \
Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 R.
limits for rent, near bruk road a ml
S u m m e r M a n n e rs.
loading station
\ f■filx to \
P
Johnstone Krewen, tho well known M . in the City Hall. Visiting brothers
<'lilllu'lly Su I frinì i lornl.i
after-dinner speaker, said at a ban- nre welcome. C. II. Smith, Rue. Sec.
2 tí
QUet In Pittsburgh
For Rent Furnished otlice equip"Hummer Is corning again. Rummer
pi'd with roll t op desk, 'olhce chairs 1 manners, especially ut thu seosldu, uro
nnd tables. Also a roll top desk. dr ailfully fr«u» ami ensy. But what
will thev bo this summer, with tho
typewriter di•«k nnd other equip
A WftiKLIWtt TXt.KOUAl’t f eTAT tDS
One Inch Cards Will Be Pulilishrd Un
meut for sale or rent
Herald ollirc Increased daring of thn frocks and tho
der This Heading At The Bate Of $7.2»
Icenble In saving many German Units
Increased
popularity
of
tlm
terrlhlo
82-tf
Per Year.
from capture when war seemed Imml
Bruit h Am«rli'nii da tie» w*
idi
Rent Several go d
netil.
"Motortrig one tiionitng wtth a pretty
Fuquiri
•T \ nlAell'«
Frnmv tin» a station of tremendous
girl I v.iw a idnnTv cU*rk spi'uk to
tf
ire
range In the Eiffel lower, which was
her from the shop door, hut »ho cut
Ideal from the first for the truunints
tho young fellow dead.
nh>n nnd reception of inert»ages
It Is
For Sale or Rent Five acres rich
Dentists
“ 'The Impudence!' »ho said.
a means of communication with the
land nt Moore's Station, artesian
" ’Don't you know him?* said I.
arici men o r m urr oruuah AKTinnanr.
French fleet In the Mediterranean. In
“ 'Qf course I don't know him,’ aho
well, fenced, tins been farmed, always
bold the gun to tho guides It has clips good crops, near R. R station and replied, ‘except nt tho seashore— sn»l
addition then; are at least six locations
Garner & Woodruff Building
near tho front end. nnd at the rear, or brick road.
with a range over 350 miles—at Brest,
Price $1500
Term*. last summer 1 even refused tu bo en
breech. It bsa a lug to which U at
Oierlxitirg. Hunkenjuf, Rochefort. 8
down, balance to suit buyer. gaged to him again ' "
taciuti u btifTcr to stop the recoil.
Marien tie In Mer and Ouennslit.
Write Dr S I)
Miller. II Ea»t
The g*'li*'rnl tit'bulijuo of the nrtll
Little can be gleaned regarding the
Pswrcibroker*» Shop.
Terms Moderate— Strictly Cash
10 dp
lory
service
In
baltle
Is
not
t,.
delay
to
Ninth
St
Jacksonville.
Fla
raugv of Ituusla'* stations. These are
Th»*
origin
of
borrowing
money
u(x)ii
Photo« t>y American f*rr»D Awx-latloii
get the exact range of tho target, the
<
scattered over Baltic sen point», the
,'UOlll
1 nr Rent Sanford. Florida, five the lender Is supposed to llave
, I S t « (A T IIK I'K A I. AS I > IIKI^'IAS m il.
elielli) exposes himself too DGef .1
gulf of Riga and the gulf of Finland.
liave b\>«n In
Di Elis U E r a s D i s o t h e w i w s .
P h o n o 319
time to permit this The method'll* to u< r»- hammock farm at head Celery Italy some time In tho fifteenth cen
The average range Is 1relieved to tie
100 miles.
60 East Cam St.. tury it wns at first of a purely chari
chun-bes St Humbnud's Is the must flit, nt ranges changed by 200 yard» nM'tnie on river
Great Britain's Important naval anti noteworthy- a vast <i**tlil<- structure »•seti timo until one shot fulls short Atl.iuta, Georgia
|0- lt p
table nature, no Interest being charge]
GEO. A. DeCOTTES
commercial Interests have forced tlin. adorned In the Interior with many fine nnd one gima over. Then tho Inter
on the amount loaned, the pledgo boInstallation of uuiueruus nnd.powerful paintings. The manufacture of lace vening grouml Is swept by n stomi of
Itig
simply
a
security
for
the
amount
Room and hoard in private famstations. Twenty have a range of over and cloth which flourished In the frtr- bullets. ilellTared by tiring eighteen
loaned. But very soon (and qulto nat ATTORNEY sun COUNSELLOR at LAW
ily,
for two men, who will room to0<1 tulles; thirty more can transmit 300 mer Centuries has been largely traits shrapnel aimed to cover tho district
urally) Interest began to be exacted,
Practice in Slate and Federal Courts
tulles. Her warships cnYry apparatus ferrinl to Brussels.
on each side of, beyond nnd short of get her. Horne comforts. References apd In duo tlmn thb business spread
A. B. ( ’ rare Herald all over Europe, "Sharks” were not
with 300 miles' capacity.
It was at first reported that Mallure the estimated range.
In this way exchanged.
Garner-Woodruff lllilg
Sanford Fla,
»
10-2tp
Austria-Hungary's four stations at bail bee» greatly damaged by the re quick results are obtained, though nt olfice.
slow In appearing, nnd severe statutes
large
expenditure
of
ammunition
Pula. Cnsteluuovo, Sehlnlco nnd Trieste cent Irombarduient It sufTered. but lut»T 4
were In most countries passed against
Ho great has lieen tho Improvement
average about 400 miles.
them.
M ISCELA NEO l IS
rejM>rts have corrected this Impression
DR.
C. G. BUT T
Communlentioii Is going on constant It has been vlsltcil hy a correspondent ^ lit artillery fire Hint the present guns
Wanted— Plowing or team work
ly between Franco and Russia through ,»f the l»iiilon Chronicle, who sent the enu entirely »Iretroy nny body of men
J. E.
DENTÌST
that is reached hy their fire. Security by man V^lth good team,
the Eiffel tower and Moscow uud Ht. followiflg dispatch to his pa)ier:
Summers,
care
M.
S.
Nelson,
or
1«
obtained
only
by
concealment.
Even
Petersburg. Attempted Interference hy
"On reaching the gates of Mnllnea w «
Office: Yowell Biiilding
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une hostile nation with another's mes- |
r,.ull7«il that all nceounts o f re the oppotlng guns must t>e conceal»*,! phone Lord's Station.
sagre have proved futile Irecnuso It cent events were grotesquely exagger hchlnd hill» or grooves and are di
SANFORD. FLORIDA
I want u good man with a good
has seriously Interfered with Its owu i ated. No douht thousands of window» rected on the enemy by being nltm-»!
National • Weekly
service. In tho ca*e of the Eiffel tower were smashed nnd a large number of nt a given angle with sunie definite leant to plow 15 acres at Cameron
apparatus Its electric waves are so pe- j houses were jienrly destroyed, hut not visible object. This requires n special City, Sanford, Florida. The 15 acres
First Tim e THOMAS K M M R T WIUSON
«filar that only special Instruments enn „ B|nK¡0 public building hstl sul,stnn sight nnd a rapid determination of the is known as the Joshua Powell farm.
in C l u b s
E. VEIteliSON ItOUSHOLDER
mvessary angle, making the artillery Go and look ut the land and tell me
harmonize with them.
tiiilly Buffered,
Until
this
year
a
very
technical
branch
o
f
the
service.
The stenting of messages by tho on"The towers of HL Bom baud hardly
how much you will plow it for per
C*llUr'i ha* been
The greatest surprise to military
rmy U, In the cnao of most stations, showed any damage or traces of bomb
acre and harrow it, anil any ryots
•oldstji.50.
Now
**ndered Imjiosslble by n process called shells. Only Its large stained windows men of tho world hna been the rapid
you find cut them out anil pile them
the pries it $2.50
LAWYERS
"timing," Am apparatus Is timed or had been shattered. It was ut once success of the Germans In capturing
and w* hsr* secured
Now I want a
timed to recelro nnd »end electric obvious that tho moral etfect of tho the forts o f Megc. Namur nnd Long- nnd burn them.
a concretion where Sanford.
Florida
■wave* of certnlu rapidity nnd length, German raid had Iwen out of nil pro ivy by means of their heavy nrtlllery. first class job done. The caretaker,
by w* can offer It
Marshall at Cameron City
Ju»t as a tuning fork can be made to portion to the material deal ruction, These were constructed at great ex Mr.
at a still further
reduction In con
Store has charge of my
»«ond when a tuning fork of tho samo nnd tho revelation was made that n pense and were provided with every Grocery
nection with this » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦<»•♦<♦♦♦♦ » « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Pitch la aoanded near It This, sup city can bo bombarded for three days known device for strengthening tho place. Make your price to "Owner
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plemented by nn arrangement o f code», with heavy artillery without nny de defense. Infantry assaults resulted In J. P.," 26 Colombia St., Hempstead,
terrible slaughter without effect. The L. I.. N. Y.
eliminates tho dangers of tapped mea- cisive result.,
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Special Offer to Oar Reader«
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"Aa we moved through the town wo Immense shell fired hy Germany's
R ic o s o t iin * lb « s ;r»*t
r
dt-mimi tor C«Sbr*« it
1 wish to ront one or two rooms
The vklue of the Marconi equipments found the atreota deserted. I went henvlest guns weigh* 700 pounds nml
AND
th* new price, w t h i v s m s d * i r i i n t i m r n t i to
m thta direction was proved -In tho down,Into n number of cellars ami carrlea n chargo of high explosives with two hods, or one large room
utter II *nit ou r ow n p ublicstion «»ch on« year
tor th« price ol C M rr ’* sia n e . Thie lea limiteli
Balkan war. In all Marconi stations there snw tho mftst uncanny scorn's I that blasts out nn enormous hole. Well with two bed* by the week, for
oft i t *nd m ult be U k t n sd v in t is e of prom pity.
**^*<^2 la s&tirod hy a change of elec bavo witnessed during these eventful aimed, tho fire of these guna will re- one, two or three months, must be
tric ware length at stated periods, so war weeks.
Underground passage» duce any fort-to rains.
close in and good neighborhood.' What You Get in Collier's
The Acid gun shell Is a pointed cylln
that any one who la cutting In would extended In every direction, anil every
Send price to "J P " 2fi Colombia
IMPERIAL THEATRE
CJLier'e i l the one b it, independent,
tr »tier»
dlHM
** hBerly confused.
weekly at the who!« cou ntry.
a t only
ool; I* it t h *
where thy earthen floors and walls der three Inches In diameter nnd nine St.. Hempstead, L. L, N. Y.
r. N lot
8-8tc
food
cititen'« h a n
d b o o k» but
but
.
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ut it
II Ifa atao a
In the present war tho portntfio wire- were ooxlng with moisture. I (»ercclv- Inches long, total weight fifteen pounds,
mtcaiia*
(or the_ whole
l*mtlr.
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w i r . IAmoeatthe
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kin«A iksl A
L « é«l ni 1/1
caa 11** been of use In keeplug various ed through tho darkness. tho shadows filled with n powder chargo that when
that s rest * «aubicriptios
( 1i v o ar si
Wanted— Carpenter work by a lthins«
P°lnt* of the armies In constant con- of nbout 200 old men and women exploded will blow a hole In an ene gang of expert northern workmen
1000 E4its«tal«
‘ i * ct' no matter how Separated. Thla stretched on mattresses, shaking In all my's parapet and will send tlio frag who intend coming to Florida to lo
COO N«w« Photos
Open T uesdty’T h n n day 4 to 6
■iu M
ISO S h o rt Artici««
“ *■ resulted In quicker and more cer- their Umbo.
ments of the steel »heft flying In efery
IS O S h o rt Stori««
^ AND
cate
permanently.
Nothing
too
ibg
win movement» of bodies of im*i. The
100 Ohsttralod f
'*Tlie> stared at' me In a frenay of direction. The projectile used against
2
Saturdays 4 to 9p. m
portable apparatus rttn be accreted, and terror. In Tain did J try to reaaauro men and anlmnla ls the shrapnel, which or small for ua to handle in a speedy
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V tí y!li ì )<lf F®
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R Into tree tops at them. They only naked: 'Are they Is a shell filled with balls that on ex and workmanlike manner. Unques
tioned
references
and
full
particulars
Wght and wirelessed to nwaRlng com- comingT 'Are they here7' 'Aro they plosion send a ahorer of bullets over
to Interested parties. C. 11. Falor,
»Mndere at distant points.
Strangers Welcome
the troops wtthln range.
to kill tu?"
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Ancient City of Malines;
Germany’s Big Guns,
In the European War
Cardinal Mercier, Primate, Engines of Destruction,
Plays Important Part
Deplores Bombardment New Features In Warfare
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The crack of the farm hoy's whip a*
C A U G H T ON THE .W I N G
he drives the'cown home, the blows
The following appeared in last
Rom the axe c.hap ping—» uod for the, Monday';*- Buffalo News:
K. J. HOLLY. Editor
evening meal, -echo from poiflt to j Not e ve ry poetic epistle elicits
* W. Mi H A ÏN Ë 8 , Business Manager
point, and even the harsh lowing of BUCh spontaneous hospitality ns did
Publirhad Every T<i**l»y »ml FHdajr
the cattle sounds musical. When the
Migratory Friend," that appear
txlitst tree tops have lost their gild- |ed in these columns the other day.
he herald printing company
ing. the chlldien of the dark begin The friendly outburst comes from
HUDsmimoN p r ic e , in advance
to move and mysteiioua sounds Sanford, Fla., where, if this column
come from the world, which now |continues to,circulate for another
o n *
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SIX MONTHS..................................... !..
I t h as b e e n s ta te d th a t N in e t y - S e v e n P e r C e n t o f
looks like a bnlck wall. Then it j year, we propose to go on the lectuber month ? ...... : .........................**
lightens up again and the big red t ure platform and corral some Conm en w o r k f o r th e ir a c tu a l liv in g : a f t e r th e y a re
y e a rs
Listen:
Delivered I» the Cil y br tornar 12.00 per
ln moon ascends from the dark depths. federate specie.
o f a g e . W h y is th is?
T h e y h a v e fa ile d to s a v e s y s te m
j
advance o» 20c per month.
Fog obscures the nether world, enAn Invitation
P arment* io atti »nee most he made al ofBcw.
ng the suhlimity of thp tjuecn Howdy, Mister Gravy, howdy and
a t ic a lly a n d h a v e n o t a s u rp lu s f o r o ld a g e .
good morning,
of the flight.
Entered •• «rcwod-etaaa mall matter Augu»i 22nd
N o w is t h e tim e t o b e g in s a v i n g in e a r n e s t.
The days are charming, the nights Summertime is passing and winter is
I BOS. al Ihe PoetoIBcw at Sanford, florida,
aborning.
ander Act of March 3rd. 1879
he wit d[iing. This .»» Florida in late
■ Y o u r a c c o u n t is in v it e d .
• \
’
suÍ umn.~ Fifariiw•W e » « * * » — ¡ Â l f c l Î É H h ' tiie. filackU rd flying
Telephone No. 141
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w
m
'~ ftoward
Ati’fipil the
I ltdi itniilK
la Harald BuildInj
south
Is also true of you'uns who feel Mown
I’O T- SHüT- TERÜ______ *
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SCHOOL Y E A R B E G IN S —
Farmers fium ▼simn ^ su MI
1
Tl liy don't y o u trail the hlarkbifft
The opening of the public schools the county are complaining to the
on his southward w a y
. yesterday may serve to remind, citi- Sun that pot-ahotters are killing
To where i t ‘s always Summer and
zona that they hnve an admirable quail by the hundreds, and that
sunshine every day?
and thoroughly well organized de there will not be a quail left if some
Where blackbirds and mockingbirds,
partment of education. They have onb In authority does not make an
----- . and « v e r y bird that iivas —
u right to be proud of,the state sys example'of these wan?on murderersArc always singing* praises of thf;
tem, of which the city is a part, but of the fnrmcr’s best frichd. Ohe of
blessings that lie gives,
V*
they have a right also to bo proud tho informants declnres that potFor the south is next to paradise, the
of the success which attends the ef shotters drive out in automobiles and
place for boys grown old,
forts of the school officials and fac traversing pthlrty or forty -miles o i
Just like you and I, John, and the i
ulty in our own city.
roadway uro bound to run across
rest that fear the cpld;
R. R. DEAS
H. E. TOUR
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
Since such is the case, it is well from fifty to one hundred birds—
Am« Cashier
Then howdy, John, and all the r o t s
l'rr»ldrnl
Vico- Proaldra I
that the head of the department and covey after covey— which they shoot
• that "h a ck ” upon the Newt,
‘
all his assistants lie given cordial from the machine while the .birds
Come sqjuth to spend a day or so to
public support In their work of ore In the rohdwny— literally tearing
change your-Yankee v iew s;’
training the youth of the city for some oL.the quail into shreds with
Hang up the pen and scissors and
future usefulness. ■
the iliflF
throw the paste away.
There is in many communities a
Oscar Barnard says he is waiting For down in sunny Floridy there’s tili
disposition to complain of how the for a commission as game warden
sunshine all the day;
schools are run, to criticize thc^ of and when he gets it he will exercise
Forget the Kolm of Kicks and Knocks
" ”
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ch*. N 15 dr c K 1.25 rha. S* „** ,lrf
ficials and complain of the authori the authority vested in him to the
and take the steamer line
dor Howard of the Citizen is to lie genre and says his father is u lum 1 I.T6 ch*. T h » • «!«! land hting » ........ ] u
ties. That is a policy that is jus fullest extent of the law.
liste ai i h f (»suif! ci» nf sur h rrr tifirtff
For azure skies and silver moon and i chief giascutis of -the occasion, nnd berman of prominence in Duluth, tinhc*th«»
n i m r of , M i r y À (*att**r
* «H ï fi»tu
tified only in cases where there is a
Quail should not be shot at any
water that is fine—
the rest of us will plug in and help Minn., and that he, with his horthers No . H1Cl r rnb rare*. Ilc| 15 ch* N «m l M * i
cho K of S W cor S*<* 35. T p 19 .s, H JO t *
real basis for it and where the critic season of the year. There should be
Go soak your gloves and overcoat, along as best wo can. The nrrniige- is interested financially in the lum run N 13 ch« K 21 ch* SWIy 15. 25-1M
has knowledge of somethin]? that a closed season for at least three
ch
W 13 ch*.
T h # «* i d l*nd brins t u e u ^
.
and tiring your linen clothes, I tnents will include a good substan- ber company from which he receives « t « th#
d « t * of t h * i**U«hrr of Mirh rrytiftought to bo done in a better way years in Florida, and also a closed
*
c * t * in th* n « me of C. II. Iindrii»>
‘ Tis Summer down in Floridy w h i l e dal feed and perhaps, some, other dividends reguinrly.
f l c i i t " N o * 311 «n b r i r r * . lire tou
or that ought to be removed entire season against pot-shotters.
The
His persistence that his father r h »C tKr ü of
in Buffalo it snows; •
things not usually on the menu.
S W cor of 8*c 35. Ti» 19 S. K 1«
ly as an obstruction to the work of quail is one of man's best friends.
K, run N 1 2 ch« K 6. 29*lün r h» > IJL
and
mother
in
the
west
be
kept
in
Cut the whole blamed colm, John. Lome ahead, fellows, but let us know
r ha, W 6.29 rh«, 7 H3 «erra, thr «ai«| fit)
teaching.
.Five hundred and sixty-eight mos
loty
and w e will spend u W e e k
" y o u —can't com». Reporter-Star. ignorance of his escapade is strong. b«inK «»araard «t t hr d i t r u( i h«
Our city is giving the citizens quitoes, one hundred ami nine po
cif éur h certifie*!* in thr m m r of », jf
He
does
not
want
his
mother
to
be
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splendid school houses, sometimes tato beetles, two thousand, three Boating, fishing, hunting, on the l a k e
Certifie«te No. 309 rfn lifirr* II* f !*• » ‘ »«ri
worried over hi in when, in all his
Advertising Paid
and crooked creek.
K
of S W cor nf S r r 35, T p 1'* "■» i
n £
even too fine, but at any rate, they |hundred and twenty-six plant lice.
life
he
has
never
before
been
in
any
f
un
W là rh*, N 15 rh* 1 T 12 :
i
Bob
Holly,
Sanford.
Flu
Nearly
f
1.000
in
checks
and
postlU rh*. K II *14 l OU çha (u Hy - \\
ure admirably
planned and fitted I one hundred chinch bugs, thiriy-none
kind
of
trouble.
Times-Union.
O
W aide nf II y If» b r f
H*id LanU I .
x#
office money orders has been, it ¡1
up for their purpose and in every I grasshoppers, twelve- squash bugs,
»eMi'ti «t thr liili* of thr Im u i i i o - f fVf|
C R O W D E D SCHOOL R O O M S
rrftJArftte In thr n « m t* of i '
H
l .tnddfj
alleged, received so far by the United
respect the material and the intel twelve rut worms, twelve army
Ceftlflcât* N n
299 e m br «r * » I «a \ 5t
NO TICE
Discussing school problems as thelSgate* authorities who hnve ..... .
lectual equipment is of the best .worms and eight white grubs all
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S i U! I i m l
brin c * **■r - - * ■t *• - h
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Notice is hereby given that unde
quality.
thr m m * of H. T* n «o n .
these, says the stale game warden new school year comes on. tho Pen- taking charge of the letters still rornC t t l l f i t i U No . 212 ff fib rifr ». lire H4 ft
Parents must hope for the sake of Tennessee, have been found in sdroln News takes up the usual cont-|iog to R. A. Brooks of Hilliard, alias and by virtue of Instructions reE
ft V . W e
of their children and of their peace the stomach of a common quail plaint of ton many pupils to the ^ W Ward of Lake City, the man reived from the City Council » f \
w /u
hut
I
will
beginli
S
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rn
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Sanford,
Florida,
of mind that the lessons of obedience ‘ ‘ What would that bird and its mate teacher, " i n a crowded room. dis-l»'ho advertised for sale ninety-eight
iiiM ie i l «t th«* dati» of thr i .«■ * t/
submission to authority, of disci have been worth id you," he asks, ripline atone is a log proposition," five-pound hens at §0 cents each, and ning October 1st, 1914, institute «neh ri*ftlílr«tr in th* nirrir «»f I n*
lîriir** agili ?rrtifl r«tr* *h*ll he
pline in the beat sense and the only if they had reared their little brood says the News. "Then in a five hour 108 friers averaging two pounds each suit to enforce collection of all de «cmrdÜDf to ! * w tat «Irrt!* «til i**(ir- rher»«!,
ihr Slat «• • y of Ocfobvr. A I* ! ♦!»
true sense, may attend tbo work of on your farm?"— Clearwater Sun.
session there i» only about seven at 25 cents apiece, all of any part, linquent taxes, paving liens, and on Wit
nr«ut jnty olTlrial *ff ng( uri- «n -1 **aJ
•
sidewalk
liens,
due
the
City
of
Sun26
th
day of î t p t t m b t r , A. I» 191 t
that
he
might
get
a
college
educa
tho schools tiqring the coming year,
minute per pupil fur Instruction.
— O—
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i*«* a I i
E . A IH ! t ' I # I \ '■>
ford, which hate been certified la
even to a higher degree than in the
The public school child gets his edu tion
C’lrrk Circuit Court. 8«fhloo1r »
C«
E D IT O R S A R E H U M A N
By
J«*
C Bahfft*.
*
me
for
collection.
" I t is surprising what a little
past.
cation largely by hearing others re
1Ì T^u«**-&tc
ThoHC
owing
any
delinquent
tax,
We
often
wopder
if
it
has
ever
Progress should be made, and pro
ritr " That this is too had is easily ¡want ad will do." said nn official of
gress is made, but it helps the teach occurred to some people that editors admitted, but then the News says: the United States marshal's office. sidewalk or paving liens should ad
Department of ihr (ntrrlof
man is getting letters yet just same with me. and thus avoid
ers, it helps the school department a are human, and not super-beings "Taxpayers everywhere
say
the "That
V. 8. L « n d Uftle# * i GiiniNivitlr. F-»,
Scptrmbrr jr., Mi
the accumulation of further costs.
great deal to have a cordial public gifted with second sight.
s c h o o l s have reached tlie limit of ex- from distant states, and prartirally
No tic « It hereby fivon that l , i * f r « f » J
GEORGE A. DeCOTTES,
M U * o n of Hinforilt FI«,, who on <*ct<*t*T
An editor is constantly on the pense. M ore teachers cannot be af every one of them is sending the
support. Tho moat surprising thing
27, 190», mu!«» llrim ps tm l Entry fM»ri*l. ***
9-3lc
City Attorney.
about schools on the whole is that the hunt for news of interest to the forded. Yet b o me how many towns equivalent of cash.
0722. for 8 W I , of
S«*. 22 j n l
of N E
Section 22, T-«»» itakip 1U
Brooks, himself was visited yes
. the ■parents pay so little heed to people who read aud pay for his afford hut! brirk and stone-building*
H &n t« 3- Eaai, Taliaheaee* Maridian. t*
filed notice of Intention to make **Klvr-y*«f
them, visit them so seldom, know paper, and he - never intentionally where once wood was pointed at terday by his wife in- the Duval
The Call of the Farm
Proof, to establish claim tA the* la nd i U n
• *o little about them, t trust so com omits an article of any importance. with pride as an ornament."
The county jail. He is taking his incar
There never was a time in the his described, before Clerk of Circuit Court. U
Florida, oft the 12th da y of Ne
pletely to the teachers for tho train The success of his paper depends Times-Union has gotten itself un ceration philospohieally, and seems tory of our country when agriculture Hanford,
vorüber, 1914.
Claimant
name* a* »U nrear*:
confident
that
he
will
be
released
ing of their children.
upon his impartiality ln this . re popular more than once by talking
was as inviting as it is today, when
C I), Walker, of Kau Gallir. Florida
when
the
case
comes
to
trial.
spect.
This is due in part to the excel
Huben I .»FlU. of Geneva. KUiriita
about the $40,000 building* with $40
bruins and hru»n would tiring us
Aleck \ a u f h n , «if Geneva, Florida
"1 have not intentionally done satisfactory results from the farm
lent results that attend the teaching,
The public school
And yet often some person con teachers inside.
It M Alexander of Fntsrnrtae, Flo* 1«
H K N in S C lIC H R
so that a fund of confidence has been ceives the erroneous idea that the teachers in Florida get very poor pay anything wrong.” lie declared to a
With the trades and professions
II T u e * -file
l i e f i * irf
gathered, and is due In part of editor tins purposely left out some and have unwieldy élusses to handle, representative of the Tim«*-Union In cities greatly overcrowded, tin*
course to the occupations of parents Item concerning them or their fam but they do good work nevertheless yesterday. "W hen the letters began farm becomes more and more the
that do not allow them time often ilies.
and hpoc for better things.— Times- to pour in on me I realized at once bright and beckoning star of hope No tlr a of Application for T a i l>red l ’afa
Section 575 of the General S t a t u ir »
[ was in trouble that I had not to millions of young men.
- to visit schools.
But a closer co
Notice la hereby fiven that W . C -‘'Al
Has it ever occurred to them that Unlatf.
ford,
purchaaer o f T a * CertlAcatto No 179/
counted
on,
nnd
immediately
I
be
operation will be good for all, teach
-----O----Surplus
energy
of
the
cities
would
dated the 3rd da y of July, A. IT- 1905. In
the editor may not hi|Ve heard of
gan
returning
the
checks
and
the
filed
«aid
office «od
ers, pupils and parents.
Editor Bob Holly of Sanford, as
do well to turn its attention to the made
. application
. certificate
. . . for Intatmydeed
that particular item,' although he
to i**ue »•
money
orders.
The
postmaster
in
Every one notes the opening of
farm, and the wise* youth of th«* »crordanc« with i « » 'Said rwrufle««. **
searched diligently in hi» efforts t o president of the Florida Press Asso
thb schools with the cordial wish
ciation, ban by proclamation desig Luke City will bear me out that 1 country will stay right where he i.
secure alt of the news?
that they may have a very pros
corner of Lot i Her 3b. T i > *»
nated Saturday, October 17th, us never attempted to cash an order, — w h e r e o p p o r t u n i t y ¡it a l w a y s b e - i1***
#
, . .
1’
J
i K 29 K
10 acre*
The «aid land ' - I f
There is a very effective remedy I
perous year.
Florida Newspaper Day, and urges ami the hunks know I never pre- f o r d h i m .
aa*r**rd at the dale of the i H U in r e
•at*
for these isolated but inadvertent
cert»
fir
ate
sn
the
name
of II \V
\ ‘ »'*«*•
----- O ----My first nnd only
t *
< tho press of the state to give all lhe|*en»*,*l 11 check.
Keep your eye upon th* h r l l ' l l |în|<*M »aid certifícate »hall
be redeem* d iromissions. Tho next time you hnve
T H E A U T U M N I N F L O R ID A
space possible to boosting Florida. concern was to get that money back fielda of the country for there in no eording to i««, t a * deed »ui i**u. «■>***••
on the 31*1 day of October, A. t) i 4l*
a piece of news concerning yourself,
to the people from whom I had never better place.
Wit nr** my ufficiai «lg ni ture an «I
Those who are not in Florida dur or yobr.family or your neighbors, or This is in line with the press of Cal
t
hl» the 26th day uf September, A I* d i *
expected
to
get
a
cent.
,
ifornia,
which
sets
aside
a
day
when
i arai i
t A. i M lt 'G l. A*iv
in g October and November lose the of your community, give it to the
I have had a good deal of experi
Clerk Circu it.Court, Seit^mil* C o . Fla.
-roost pleasant time of the year. T o editor yourself, or phone or write it all editors unite in a boost for their
to
Automobile
and
Notice
■
Molor1
l-Tuea-5tc
liy
Ja*. C. Roberta, 9.C
ence in the poultry business, and
produce heat, rain and wind re in to him, and do not depend upon state. The idea is a good one, even m y aole aim in inserting the a d ver
.
Cycle Owners
quires energy, but during tho time others to do it. They, may bo moro though borrowed from a sister state,
Please 'take notice that all auto In Ih* Cirrati Cauti .Starnili JudUUl «H- ,
tisement was to get u possible reply'
cull In nnd fnr Hrmlnolr ('« u n i t .
mentioned the year rests from its interested in affairs on their own side and the N e w s trusts all -Florida from -som o poultry raiser, who would and motorcycle licenses expire Sept.
In Chsnrerj
editors will heed this call to service,
labors. It is then cool and but little of tho fence.
A »a M, Tylrr
30th.
New
licenses
and
tags
are
»».
lJ|»i rr.
Tho News will try. and do some ’.bo attracted by the offer o f hens
wind and rain. The upper air si so
Please call and socuro La u r a K. T y lr r
The editor will thank you for your thing, though when the proclama nfid fries of a standard breed at a now'ready.
urn
K
T
y
l
r
r
.
2044
Msatr
r Si .
exceeding clear that the shadows thoughtfulness in enabling him to se
Th en I expected to new license nnd tag before October [ adrlphia, fa.:
tion was issued its managers were al low price.
It appa arlm from i h r affidavit of A*» *thrown from trees and from the ever cure news that‘ will add to the value
first.
ready bending- every energy towards write m y own name and t r y ’ to se
Ty lr r, hrrrln d u ly filrd that ha I« rompl*l*tailing leaves and are very dark, and of his paper an d ‘ make it of interest
JNO.
D.
J
I
N
K
I
N
S
,
ant
In the above rntltlad c «u «r ; t b i t •• ■
a tremendous booster editon which cure' a partnership or em ploym ent
th# ballrì of afflant that l.aur» K. T>t»r l* *
the contrast creates a haze that ex to all of the people, for that is his
&-3tc
Tax
Collector.
non réafdrnt of thè al alr of Klorid», ttw
they propose to issue early in N o in Borne good poultry farm or busi
aha la a rraldrnt of the atata of l'rn»»!'aggerate elevations and depressions mission in life.
vember, and which may interfere ness.
vanta, r r a l d l n « a l 2044 Mattar» St.. t»
and makes things delightfully unreal.
city of t'hlladrlphia. Jn aajd «t atr. »nd
" I realize that tho mistake I made
Dissolution of Partnership
He Is human, as well as you.*
with our doing all we should.—
t h r r r la no prraon In tha «tatr of Hori4S
The heavy dew In tho early morn
was
in
giving
another
name
than
my
thr «r r v lr r ot tubp oc na upon whom • h » « 1*
The
firm
of
Dyson
&
Haynes,
Palatka Newp.
.
----- O------ .
ing makes the grass and leaves
M n d tha drfandan t; and th* t i fi m i furia*
•right
one;
but
I
felt
that
in
bping
so
dealers
fn
secondhand
furniture
at
------O-----raya th»t ha brlfavra tha « , * of thr drfréglisten like diam onds'in tho rising
George Goolsby of the Wauchula
well known in my own town that 105 Railroad avenue, Sanford, Fla., da nt to b* o v rr t w r n t y - o n * yrar»
Anticipating
the
winter
rush
to
You, thrrrforr, Laura E. T ylrr.
sun and the birds lying nesr the Advocate ia always just a few days
I could not openly apply for auch a hna this day, Sept. 23jd, 1914, dis d r r r d to appaar -lo thla bill hrrrin duly * '•
Sanford
the
editor
ia
m
oving
from
ground look like spirits. When the ahead of the rest of the craft in
In thiarsurr on thr 2nd d a y of Novrnibrr. Aposition.
solved partnership. Mr. II. Haynes D. 1914, t b ^ aama balng a rul® da> o li **
his suburban home to tho nparU
land eras covered with primeval for Florida.
. .
, u
" M y wife is busy trying to raise will continue the business. All par court.
Nqt content with having
It la furthrr ordarad that thla
esta, the landscape was uninterest the most beautiful location, the neat menu over T h e Herald office, and the bond, and I trust and believe
ties owing the above firm to pay Mr. nub|i«had for four conaarntlva w r r h » la.
ing, and the view limited. Now it est and best printing office in the if there are an y letten upside down when the authorities see nnd realize
Hrrald. a nowapaprr publi*!'*“ u
Haynes,
All bill» against above Hanford
Samlnolr rounty, Florida.
s ...
this
week
le
t
them
pass,
fo
r
after
la patkllke; patches of dsrk green state.hp Is qow installing a M iehle
Wltnraaath: E. A . Dou zla.». Clrrh ol ¡ »
that I have not attempted to take firm to be paid by Mr. Hayntea.
wrestling
w
ith
all
kinds
o
f
‘
articles
Circu it C o u r t - an d a arai tharraf thU W *
pines alternate with g lid e» of yel press, a typesetting machine' and
advantage of the technical fraud I
R. B. D Y S ON .
d a y of Srpivmbar, A. D. 19H.
low gross; here a cypress pond with other Improvements. We are sorry from stoves to beds, and a few perpetrated on the people, that my
( • « a l)
E. A. D O U G L A S * .
H A R R Y HAYNES.
Clark Cirruil « ■’<*'!•
russet leaves and bluelsh moss, thers to see George put in the typesetting pianos thrown in, our fingers feel bond will be reduced.
•
J, C. Koberta, O. tll-ltp
.
like they belonged to some one else
tl-T o««-6 le
• white farm house surrounded by machine.
Somehow his bungalow
" I f 1 have caused anybody any
and the brain refuses to act.
But
trees of various hues.
type of office seemed to need the
inconvenience I am willing and ready
Natica o f M a ala r' a Hajr
Tfcd t lakes lie like
mirrors in services of several rosy cheeked there Is satisfaction in'knowing that to suffer punishment for tt\e .deed;
Un de r and b y vlrtua of a d r r r r r ol Iw j
when
the
phone
rlnge
we
can
.ju
st
trames of ropsslc of more colors than Hebes to set the type while they Innd «ala, anterad thr I0th d«r
rloaura and
,«
but.I-assure all that I never thought
Rrntrmbrr, A . D . 1S14, by Hon. f - J J
fall down s ta in and tel! the anxious
J o sep h 's cost, composed of trunks,
W
h
lt
n
r
y
,
Judge o f , tho lOlh Jsdlrlal • '
termitterftly picked oranges from tho
of what the charge implies, that is
leaves, berries, grass and mou. Ths tree« that grew alongside of all the ■ubecriben all about the progress of using the mails to defraud the people Naîtra ,1 A„Jltatlau far Tai D „ d Cader of Florida, acting In tha- sbranca of '?.j
Hr rilo a' BTS af th* tî,a,ral Hi,Intra
Jna. W . r*rk ln a, ~J ud go o f t h # 7lh
reptiles have gone into their winter cases in the Advocate office and to tho war or* the time of night or any of anything of value.
oi n
c » u »- r—
Circuit af
ñ o r lm
d a ,. in
In a crrtnn
cortaln caura
P** .
. Notte« U h,r*by s4»,o that K, L. WaotT- Circuit
rufl,
purrhtMr
oi
Tax
Salo
C«rOflcatM
No«.
Ing la th* Circuit Court of ih* 7>b Ju“ ^
other
Im
portant
question
th
a
t
can
sleep, the .only thing left of their come down to mere mechanical ma
___ In —
and* •—
for
„
" I regret the action I took more 2434. italrd th« 3rd day o( April, A. U. Circuit ot Florida.
j
kind being the turtles that stick their chinery ' will break ‘ the charm and only be answered by a newspaper thon I can express; but' I am con ISSI: No. 4SIÏ, dilrd th« 2nd day of Jun«, county. In chancery, In which 1 *
A.
D.
1902;
No.
310.
datad
th«
Sth
day
of
D
l
t
HtarBuek,
aa
axacutrli
of
th»
***'
,,
heads out of the * water.
Silence lose the romance o l.th e office. W e man. We expect to put in twenty- tent in the knowledge that I have Jun«. A. U. ISIS; No. 311, d«t«d th* Sth and tratamant of L. G. Htarbuck, dr***
ol Jun«. A. D. 1910; No. 3ÇS. dat«d la complainant an d W . J. Vandrrgnl* >• ^
reigns over this whole scene. Thè congratulate George upon his good sii'Hours per dtem-jiow Instead of done no wrong, more than tho tech day
th« Sth day of Jun«, A. D. 1310) No. 299, rpondrnt. I «hall aril at public outer»
„
twenty-fivo
as
**heretofore
aqd
this
d*t«d
tha Sth day of Juno, A. D. 1911; hlfb rat and boat bidder for caah
heron stalks silent about; the duck fortune in having auch a fine plant,
nical one with/which I am charged." No. 112, dat*d thé Tth day at Jana, A. D. lagal
hour*
ol
aal*
on
Monday,
th*
,ls mute; the red bird's chirping can but then there is nothing too good new Miami, tim e will have nothing
Brooks says he is not only a for 1909, ha« Alad >»Jd rrruflratM In rny of- of Novambor, A . D . 1SI4, at th* court
Sto nnd haa mtd« sppticnüon for-tai d*od« door at Sanford In tha couaty of
/
„
hardly be heard; only the rattle of (or .George Goolsby and his good on us.
mer
m ayor-of Hilliard, and Dem o; ta Im u « la arrordaaco with law. Haid cor- a n d ,a ta t * of n o r i d a th* following dr#cn
-----O----the kingfisher and the tattoo of the wife.
to-.wjt:
cratic nominee for justice pf the tlScstso ombrie# th« fallowing dwpHbod property
11
Th* Sooth Fi ftr rn (16) acr*a of th» Sa»
The newspapers of Orlando cor
woodpecker can be heard at times.
K
u
T
wu‘
“
,U*
d
bor
aaat
quarter
of th# Bouthwrrt Qaart»r « (*r
peace there; but that be la also
------O-----dially Invite the editors o f the Lake
ilo. 2434 smbrsco«,
t»rr«. B«s
Hr, >0.04
20.04 rh« E
E of Uon F.levrn ( M L Township T w * n « y - * BV
- While the sun sinks into a glory
chairman of the board of public in NW ror * • « X. "Tp 10 8. R 30 E. run E South ol Rango Thlrty-Sn* (SI)
ReglojTPresa
Association,
comprising
•
Dade
City
Star
has
big
headline
t
rh«,
H
IS
rh«,
unknown to other dimes, the blue
, w 5 chi, N IS rh«,
noia county, Florida, putchatar to P”
struction, and president of the Starw
' Tho
Th« »sld
«sld Usd b«ln( u«ru»d at tho mia.
smoke from the desring goes straight in Friday’s issue, “ The Star Is T en the countiei o f Lake,-Volusia, Osce berry Growers' Association o f the »er««.
dato of tho luuanr« of auch rrrtificat« in
A. K. FOWEHS.
Spretai Mailer In Cbnncwï*
th* n»mr of G. It. Und«l«y. CoHISrato
up and ib e coloring o f the landscape Years Old T od ay." T o which w * ola, Seminole and Orange to meet in
place.
No.
1027
rm
braraa,
Ht*
1S.S7
rh*
8
*
16.33
V. 8. 8TAUBUCK.
. ■|
Wednesday
In 0cthe light recedes can add that it certainly abowa its this city the first --- q » —Solicitor (oi Complainant.
“ ‘
It SO K.
He seems to bo a man oí in te lll-’ î » î'46.d^*.t‘w°6
i«.
U-Tsao-Mo
Tilt SANFORD HERALD
I
Money For Old Age
60
^ —EouEdBer-irGentì^-Intefeet' Pañi nn Savings r*::.
" ‘•'■'Accounts
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PEOPLES B A N K O F M N F O R D
SANFORD, FLA.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
�SEPTEMBER 29. »OM
N »*«
•V*T
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE Fi v e
’
II. V. I*. U. Notes
^hcensea Now Due
Bridgewater by the side of hit
Our program Sunday evening was
Please take notice
that
business
daughter.
Josephine, who died twen
%
rendered by members of Group No.
and occupational licenses are due
ty y cum ago.
3. Subject. "T h e State
Mission
;
^ ------ '---on or before October 1st. As it is a
Captain Herring was born on the
Hoard and Its Place in Our Mission
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
t
-ri
/
n
i
•
.
i
.
misdemeanovr
and
punishable
by
Herring
estate near Bridgewater in
Little H ap p en in g— Mention !!
The following assignments have
, . ,
?
ary Efforts."
_______ fine to do business or engage in an
August,
1837.
lie 'was in his 78th
been mad?:
•;
of M atters in B rief—
I!
( T U ’ I . r o T A HN A PS H O T S
Meeting opened with prayer by
occupation requiring a license, withyear
The farm on which he has
High
ScKool
Department:
Personal IOtns o f
our pastor.
out li rat procuring a license, those
U e arc having some nice cool lived all of his life has been In pos
Miss Guild, principal and teacher
In t e r e s t
•
Leader m rharge, M. I, Wright.
concerned please attend to this at weather 'now, with indications of session of the family for more thap
of Latin; Miss Tethcrly, Mathe
once.
,
Scripture la-saon, Homans, 10th
200' years. He wns born in the house
storms. •
matics; Mias King, Science and Lan
JNO. D. JINK 1NS ,
- 1 ' Summary o f the Floating Small \\ chapter, by Mr. Fortson and Miss guage; Miss Flora Walker, Science^
G. M. Jacobs and J. A. Pervatt which is now the residence of this
Tax
Collector.
Talk« Succinctly Arranged Tor
<; Cora Leo Hamrick,
are
uwny on some business deals son, Thomas G. Herring, the struc
and History; Prof. Exell, English.
11-2IC
Sentence prayers by each member
ture having stood for 150 years.
Hurried Herald Readers
pertaining
to cattle, hogs, etc.
Grammar School Department:
of Grlup.
His father was the late John A.
Billie
Jacobs
and
Cleveland
Ja
Prof.
Wild
man.
Principal
and
: » ♦ « ............... ..
How State Mission Work is Car
Opening of Stetson
•r
cobs spent several days in Cocon Herring.
teacher of Seventh and
Eighth
ried on, by Leader, Mr. Wright.
The thirtieth annual opening of last week.
In 1857 he entered the academic
grade hoya; Miss Harris, Eighth
Chas. Kanner and Mrs. Knnnor
State Mission Work, the Nearest
Stetson University occurred Friday,
The new hotel of the East Coast department of the University of
grnde girls; Mrs. Dickinson, Seventh
have returned from Now York.
September 26.
For days—prior W "Co.' is nearly—rrrmptctluii---- Will lie Virginia, «¿he r » he received his edu
to us, the Most Heal, Mr. Fortson.
„
,
grade girhn—Mr.-Christopher, Sixth
Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial i . m “ "
the formal opening the offices of opened soon.
W ork— M iw.Coru L n _ j„ r>ll.
Mr„ U|M> s ; , th
cation. At the outbreak of the war
gasoline irons at Mrs. Simon's.
2-tf Hamrick.
the president,’ dean of women and
between the states he enlisted in the
A.
E.
Culley
of
Miami
ir
spend
girls; M! bs Tlant, half of Fifth grnde;
dean of men wore full of student,* ing his vacation here with his brother Confederate Army and became a
Missionaries in Destitute Local
Got your Ice cream from Duhart’s
Miss Hunter, half of Fifth grade;
registering for the work of the varij Percy Culley and fjuuilyt *
ities, Special, by Joe Lningji;..^
lieutenant in Company I. .First Vir
Factory.
_
_85-tf
*
Miss Ensminger, half of Fourth
ous department* of the University. . Group Sonfc—bjLi.nyunbers o ? ,»Tildep Jacobs.' J. C-"PaUrrano. ginia Cavalry, tho company comgrade: M M ' Higgins, half of i’ ourth
Group.
grade; Mias Milken, half of Third i A*'1^ cf
J
H
JIdljWt'..-W '
j-..—.
Mrs. Pilley, all formerly residents
Building Hotrrc*-of Worship. Miss grade; Miss Moore, half of T h ir d , \ ^ anA from ^
-Yancojr
After
n fth o -rrp n h rrtr^ ^ ^ of Sanford are In the city to attend Jimmie Lain#_____________ ____
states.
Stetson University—t«—pre-' ' M r.''and-Mrs. C h r * . 'P h i l l i p s " « ! * d «rrtirC »^ftH n“ « ei i r m i Blllifilet t « !
grade.
the Hand-Betts wedding.
pared to
offer better advantages Mrs. JN (J. Adams of Genova were the head of the o rganisation unti l — Evangelistic and Culpurtagp Work,
Primary Department:
than,
-ovarbafdta.
The endowment t K o p i c■asant
Mr.
F
o
r
t
s
m
u
^
j
g
^
^
^
______ L»rge assortment of embroideries
as a
guests of Mr. and M rs. j the spring of 18G2, wnen he was
Has been greatly increased recently J. Tllden Jacobs at The Palm Fri transferred to the artillery, becom
and lace edgings" to.choose frbm ut
iss Salome HnnTpton, Miss Edith
by gifts which has enabled new de day.
Mrs. Graqo
Earl , Williams, ‘ 10G president announced that we had Stewart, Miss Edith Walker.
ing . an officer in McClannahan’ s
partment* to bo opened and the old
become a No. 1 Union, and of
First street.
10-2tc
Mrs. 0. W. Townsend and chil Battery.
Another teacher is badly needed
ones to be strengthened, additions dren of Cocoa arc visiting- their
feel quite proud of this and wc feel
After the close of the war. Cap
nnd the board have taken the matter
We are headquarters for boys'
like d
to be made Jo the faculty nnd a parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Long this tain Herring returned to hiss esente
estate in
In
under advisement. There will be
.... suits. Chas. Kanner, 116 E. First
marked improvement in facilities. week.
like doing more work for the the
Rockingham.
He was active in
some
changes
in
the
different
grades,
street. «
•
11-1 tc
Stetson** graduates are ranking
Master each day. Our meeting next
Mr, Curl Holton's family left Democratic politics for nearly half a
as the school promises to be the
along with the graduates of the best Saturday for their home in Jackson century and since the creation of tho
* Drink P L E Z O L , the now drink.
Sunday evening will be conducted
largest in the history of Sanford
4-tf
known colleges nnd universities in ville.
by members of Group No. 4, Miss
Mr. Holtbn will-return to County Electoral, Board in 188«, ho
and the superintendent nnd board
•
the country.
,
*
Martha
Fox,
Captain.
complete
his contract on the hotel, had been a member of that body.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Kennedy and
thjnk it is the ’ best ‘ plan to have
Roc.
Sec.
but
Mrs.
Holton will put the chil H e ’also served fts land assessor two
children are home again after a de
more teachers and not crowd the
NOTICE
dren
in
rfthool
for the term in Jack or three terms.
lightful trip to Chicago. Washington,
grades. *
Nolire Is hereby given that under sonville.'
-f
Bought a Hale of Colton
Richmond and North Carolina.
Surviving him are his wife, who
The teachers for the other dis
,
„
._
,,
A bale of cotton in front of N. P tricts of Seminole county are as nnd by virtue of inslruclions re- *' It T Thrasher anil family, who was Mis* Kate Griffith of Salem,
Genuine Teneri fie grown Bermuda v
,,
, , , ,,
reived from ihe l ily t ounril of have been spending the summer at Ya., nnd five children Henry G.
. . .
“
low ell & ( o., yesterday attraeteli follows
onion seed white and red. new crop,
.rttM„ a ll, ntion trnm tlle |llUl.
Prof. Burdick will have charge of Sanford. Florida, (hat I will begin- i ('leurwater returned to their home Herring of Kentucky; George G.
at L. R. Philips & Co.
ll-S tc
,ir an(, |t WaH (ii!iroV(,riM| , hut th).
the Oviedo school and will be u s - ' " ' " « " ' " ' ' « e r
1st. 191«. institute here Friday of last week.
Herring of Sanford, Fla., Charles G.
Mrs. M. E. Jacobs is spending tho and Thomas G. Herring of Bridgeprices
till
the
firm
of
\
owcll
i
Cu
were
assisting
aisled
by
Misses
Mary
Aulii)
and
‘’"force
collection of all drHat* at reduced
by Misses Mury t
opening. Mrs. Grace Earl Williams. the general movement to start the Maggie Hope. Chuluota school "»ill llnqucnl (axes, paving liens, and week with her duughtor, Mrs. Theo water; and Mrs. Mary Eichelberger
cotton in the southern states held bo in charge of Miss Kate Mathers, sidewalk .liens, due the City of San dore Aulin of Oviedo.
of Lexington.
He nlso leaves ono
We have just received a fipo new up by the European war.
Miss Bertha Jacobs spent Mon brother, .William Herring of Rock
Every who will be assisted by her sister ford, which have been certified to
line of ladies’ suits at "Hard Times" body is buying n bale to help the Lula. These young ladies nre resi me for collection.
day and Tuesday in Orlando.
bridge county.
prices. Chas. Kanner, 111 E. First cotton grower* and Yowell St Co. dent* of Gnhriolln, n settlement in
Those owing nny delinquent Inv.
Captain Herring was a Virginia
street.
1 1- 1 tc
f'npl. John A. Herring
joined tlie crowd and bought the the southern end of the county sidewalk or paving liens should mi
gentleman of the old school and u
nt old
* “ h mr- n"«' ,hu
Numbered among the new mem- bale. The cotton came from a grow* Geneva school will be conducted by
Hr» was a large land
Captain John A. Herring, one of fearless soldier
the
accumulation
of
further
costs.
bers ■of the Sanford school faculty 1‘*r »amed Johnson in Leon comity Mi** Agues Chirk, who will be as
the most prominent citizens of Rock- owner and an extensive farmer
His
t.FORGE a . D eM .TT E S .
is Alonzo Christopher who will and \owe|| i ( <> will hold the bale sisted b> Ml..... G Usale Tàlli» of
ingioi in county, died ut bis borne manner was kind, gentle nnd he hnd
until tho war is over when they ex- Sanford anil Miss Gresham of Ge'*
Attorni),
teach in the Grammar schoo
near Bridgewater Saturday evening »v large rirele of friends, by whom ho
1peel to dispose of the same
Th e (leva.
Long wood school will be
about 6 o'clock
Pneumonia dcvel- 1 was held in the highest regard. Ho
PLEZOL is tho one best fountain plii lu n 1lirnpists who ;ir<
JltdiciOUslv
in
Money invested
buying
a taught
Mis* Sarah
Crawford.
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iipiu
rrulay
unit
tu*
rifalli
o ms
ped
Friday
and
his
death follower!
followed wu*
wu* true ito
til* political, ousiness
business
drink.
Imi
bali .ir»- paying ten n'lii* u pound who will be assisted by Miss Lillian m a d
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" alter un illness of twenty four hours, and sucjul obligations and his homo
6 or 6 doses 666 will hern
ra k uny j lor the same and this bale weighed Waites. Altamonte Springs will lie ( 1 11 propi cty 1,1 a i nmmunity 1 lalJ T w o weeks ago Captain Herring was noted for its hospitality.
His
case of Fever or Chills. Price 25 500 pounds, bringing the grower the taught by Miss Avery, a teacher '’ v,’rs ,|" ll” r " ‘ v,“,l|’d ^«>me* back to f< ^ ^
,h,. garden
at death was unexpected and will be a
ga
cents.
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stun of fan. which will go a long who comes to Seminole county from the ir.-asiiry in the form of addi • his home and broke bis leg
There distinct shock to his many friends
way toward helping bun to pay hi* Indiana
Lake Mary school will be Uon.d taxation
l.ood roads lli was no one near ut the tune except
Harrisburg i Vu.i News Record.
Mr* Daisy Tremains who is with
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winter bills. The war is holding up j „ .-barge of MissMcLain of Geneva.
settler*, encourage m i - Mrs. Herring
who is an invalid, ami
me this season will be pleased to
all the cotton a* there are at pres- while the school
at Monroe will \>v' pr**v. ments and enrich a community I sin» wan umilile to summon assist
show anything in the lines I carry.
ent no vessels to transport it to, taught by Mrs. Cora Williams, who 1
,,rl" K *n m<,rr »"'"I'ie to help ance for Home time
Several years
Mrs. Grace Earl Williams, 106 First
foreign countries and as long a* th wiH be assisted by
Miss Maggie PM> ,J,xe*, and reduce that rale os ago ('apt Herring hud fractured the
street.
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For Sale 5126 OU buys a good nil
war lasts there will Jie no
men Killiee of Geneva
tlixarlon while Increasing tlo- aggre- Ml me leg
roun
d riding ami r t n n n r ' nr.t re. Trrrv»'
amount collected
Money paid
Among the prominent visitor* to sink the null* in the nnintrie*_ in
Especially employed conveyance*
hurin»** in gond condition.
gy
anri
Captain
Herring
rallied
from
the
thè city atteuding thè opeiung uf thr» volved. The buy a bale movement will be user! to bring the children merely (or salaries of officers of a
J
B.. 1 W Myrtle Ave , Sanshock,
but
on
account
of
In*
ad
valic
Apply
schoots is Dr. Jno. A. Thackston of was inaugurateli to start the cotton into Sanford from the rural districts dead and no iv progressi ve county or! l-2tp
hi»
condition
was
regarded
ford
gunizution never comes back jn any ln>»
Gainesville, dean of thè Teachers' moving and give the cotton farmers to il
west, south and east of town.
form.
Good
mails
are
the
arteries
of
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M'’
appeared
to
be
doing
College ' arai normill »scliool depart- a chance to pick and house the crop
. For Sale Seco ndhuml oil or gustrade, the promoters of value a n d ' * 1’11» however, until Friday, when oline stove. Tw o good burners
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ment of thè University qf Florida.
N O T IC E
Orlando pneumonia developed
In his weuk- chea)». ( ’ an tir *r•en at Samford FurNotice is hereby given that under the basis of prosperity
PI.A Y HALI.
eneil condition the end carne rapidly. niture Co.
New fail line of ladii»»' sweaters,
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and b) . virtue of instructions . r e S i 'U t i u e i .
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The funeral will be held this after
children's sweaters, millinery uqd
Philadelphia Americans vs. Boston ceived from the City Council of
noon at 3:30 o’clock from his resi
Fou nd Gi(»1(1 pin. Orvner may
gents’ furnishings.
Chas. E. Fan
Sanford, Florida, that I will begin
Nationals Star Thcstre
Social A » « » t of Good Memory.
dence near Bridgewater.
Services have same by proving property at
ner, 111 E. First St.
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ning Orlubcr .1st, lu ll, institute
Wliat do ymi ilo," salti a wotuaii thè
1I-2tp
will be conducted by Rev. H. R The Herald office,
Friday, Oct. Uth. I p in., repro
suit to enforce collection of all de i.tlier rliry. "w lieti *<ime!md) gris»ts )'"U.
PLEZOL is tho BEST cherry duced on electric diamond
Rnrthwuk
|ui*tor «»f the Brnlgelinquent laves, paving liens, nnd
4 if
drink
,-idilli I) limi V"l Ila reo t tl»e leu*! wiiti-r I’re-l-i 1eriait » hur«'h
J M usHouse* for »ab» or rent
InterDirect wire (ruin field
Every
si dewal k liens, due the < It) of San Illetl WImi II l» ?"
1 1 tf
m
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r
it
will
be
play
.ind
decision
will
be
tbi*hed
(1.
ii»meterv at son
One meal is all the argument we
ford. which have been certified (••
U'b).
I
usuali)
Ir)
t<
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a»
dipi'*
electro
light*
*hd
need to convince you wc set the best on diamond by
me for collection.
malie a* |msslble and disvoler w'ho It
meat at the lowest price in town, then called by Telegraph Empire
I'haNC owing nny delinquent lax. Is I uni talkliig tu I>eforu I givi) inyself
Our Sunday dinners are unsurpassed. Hurt.
sidewalk or paving liens should-nd- nivuy," replled tho social tuetitur. "NoThe diamond same as last year
Meals 25 cents. Weekly rates madp
Ju*l same with me, and thus avoid luitl) | h s o Immillo mlndod that he
fir1 rooms andt meals. St. John* will lie fifteen feet square, location the accumulation of further costs.
llkea to bo forKottrm. Every oiio of us
Hotel.
10-Olc of each playing position will be
rosolila tlle faci, eveii tf It 1» olii) unGEORGYtA.
DeCOTTES.
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shown by electric bulb which will
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('Ily
Aliorney.
Mrs. Vance Douglass bus returned flush when ball enters that players
Yen. tmt .« i ter you bave foli nrnmid
from a vacation trip to Henderson ground, the hoard will indicate
is euiitlinlsljr as posslblo ami siili fall
’ ’ Made in America”
ville, N, C. H e r ’ mother.
Mr* |whether it is a hit, foul, error or
i,i gel ir elevi llieli w bai d " ) mi >l"v
Be a patriot!
Goodhue, who has been with her is safe at first
Ur l i . If I
I k’»'l eleo a tug t"
Let it be America tirsl'
now in Waynesville and will go on
On left side of home plate will tie
When we go to the stores to part Imiig n sii reti »»f uieiniir) mi I ihlukthe
to Cincinnati later.
three red bulb* lor put outs
Rig lit with our money let’ s demand good* l.e*t ibliig I* to 'ai fruiik or at least
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TEACHERS IN SCHOOLS
: INANDABOUTTHECITY
I CQJINTY HAPPENINGS
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Too Late To Classify.
Ice cold P L E Z O L in bottles for side of home will be three blue bulb*
a*ie at all dealers.
4-t(
; for strike and directly under the
strike bulbs will bo four white bulbs
Watch the Herald for notice of.
for ball*.
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Mr». Grace Earl Williams,1 Millinery
Each side of diamond will be playOpening. Mrs. Williams is now in
ers’ name with bulb opposite. When
New York getting the latest styles
man is called to bat his tight will
and ideas in Millinery. There are in
appear and stay until he scores or
dications of somo changea in the
is put out, the base lights appearing
styles since the first of the season.
as ho advances around.
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At uny moment during game at
t fiamhlin Wheeler of Atlanta has diamond, lights will indicate exactly
accepted a position at tho soda the situation, halls, atirkes, outs,
fount of the Seminole Pharmacy. men on bases, man at bat.
Box
Mr. Wheeler is n brother of Mrs. scope w ill"slioV total bit», runs and
H. H. Chappell and expects to be errors and innings played.
come a citizen of Sanord.
This reproduction of games for
5 or G doses 666 will break any the world series in our national pastc « e of Fever or Chills. Price 26 time should certainly lie worth the
small amount of thirty-five cents
<*nU.
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for men,' twenty-five (or ladies and
Thooe wanting Watson Sprayers
children, to bear the heavy expense,
in the near future should ioavo ortime and trouble, the j^omoters are
at the store of the Geo. II.
obligating themselves.
^
• « m a i d Hardwaro Co. at once, us it
Note the time, 1 p. m. sharp.
takes about 80 days to get them
The inside dope, line up, batteries,
Irem the factory.
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and what the predictions are and
The Brotherhood of tho Presby attendants will be, starts coming
terian church will have their cus about noon,
Sanford was th» only city in Flor-r
tomary banquet and general good
time at the manse tonight, to which Ida, Jacksonville and Tampa in
*11 who are Interested in this great cluded, last year that reproduced
»ork ire cor di ail y Invited.
The thfi world aeries on electric diamond
rotherhood "has some very impor- and the fans are urged to give the
l>nt items to bo discussed tonight promoters thoU-support in their ef
* " d after the banquet somo enter forts to give you some real live sport,
taining talks will bo indulged in by fifteen hundred and more miles from
the members.
scene of action.
t ‘
i I f base' ball interests you, come
7?rge
riment etamped goods at and we will assure you of two hours
Grace Earl
Williams/’ 106
of amusing excitement.
Tirxt street.
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Sad Fact.
After October firat Woodland Park
Aga cannot wither nor custom atala
*1*1 open only Sundays.
the Infinite sac^esa of entries on the
Bathing, amuMmenta, picnic con right-hand page of (be bank book.—
venience., orchestrion music.
> t L Jhlo 8talo Journal.
of American manufacture, for by
this means wc will assist in keeping
American mills and American work
men bu*y, and will keep American
money in circulation at home, where
in time it may find it* way hack to
us.
We of America may do much
for our own country in this way,
ami without additional ' expense or
inconvenience.
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Let's all be patriots!
America firat!
Miami's new street lighting sys
tem will be installed about the first
of October and then the moonlight
schedule will lie done nway with and
the lights will burn nil night.
There
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will be high power lights on every
corner and in the middle of every
block. These will range from J00 to
1,000 candle power. About fifty of
these high power lights will bo placed
in service at once and more as the
demand requires. The lights will be
suspended over tho middle of the
streets and, it Is claimed, will illu
minate them with a brilliance equal
to a "great white way."
Beauty of Nature.
Nature Is beautiful, always bcaiitlYul. Every little flake of snow Is a
perfect crystal, and they fall together
do gracefully us If fairies of tho nlr
caught water drops and made them
Into artificial flowers to garland the
wings of tho wind,— Lydia M. Child.
NOTICE
As I have charge of the business of the
Title Bond à Guarantee Co., East San
ford Land League, and W. A. Whit
comb, I can be found in the Tax As
sessor’« Office In ttye court hous^
T H O S . K. B A T E S
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pari lady frtuik. f<»r s»«'lally absoluto
fraokness degenerati»* soinelltui** luto
lini tal Ity. tk) l usutilly »uy aometbliig
llkc Ibis: ’1 cau’t «tulle reonU yqur
(unno, a Ittioli gli I kliow II sliould I«»
v,,ry fnmtllnr to mo.* Ami then, of
rm\rse, I get the desired Information.’’
-*i think we shoulrl trnbi our mind*
t«» remember l»»th faces and immes
ivlicn wc are young.", salii mi advising
friend. "It seems to me the woman
who Is always forgetting unities ami
fnces Is In a way guilty " f a breach of
guntl manners The faculty of remet»
bering people often makes all the dif
ference lietvvecn success and failure In
hobllug friends."
"I ugrec »Ith you nlisolutely," re
plied the qneatlencr '¿How often do
we hear pefiple say 'Oh. I never can
remember fuees; It’s no use for me to
irv
l a m a l w a y s o f f e n d i n g aomeuOujl
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by cutting him »lead liecnuse my meiniry la no bud I didn’t know him from
Adam.' And yet W * e same women.
for ,t ^ uaaa||r „ woman you hear
tf1|k|„K |n this way. do not seem to
renlizo that this eort of memory, tho
Inck of which they nre deploring, enn
he nnd should bo feulGrated. 1 used b>
he n great offender In this resiieot once
upon n time, when all at once 1 l»egnii
to realize that I was making myself
unpopular by my heed lensness, so 1
took measures to correct It."
"How did you g° nliout 11? 1 nnv»»
often longed to cultivate n lari ter so
rb» I memory, but 1 didn't know quite
what to do."
"Tdecided tbnt the chief reason that
mnkes morit of us forget people we
have met Is Indifference. Wo do not
pay sufficient attention to whnt we are
doing. Nowadays whenever I meet
anybody l study bis feature*, and tu
the course of my conversation with
hlui I try.rif beau do ao without mak
lug it consplcuoua of sounding In any
way queer, to repent his unhiu nevera!
times, and .usually when t have done
this both face and name will return tu
p y memory the next time «re meet.
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We Carry a Large Assortment of Brushesv
Almost Every Conceivable Kind of a Brush
- ButH avc No Brushes tyith Our Customers
Brush Up an Acquaintance With Our Stock of Brushes
SEMINOLE PHARMACY
PHONE 275
Th> N w t Drug Stor•
SANFORD. FLA.
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E. H . P E T E R S
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, soft up
pers, Betou* Tongue. 2 soles, price
Men's Dress Shoes, in all leathers,
Union Made, prices
53.45 and
MetFs D're* * Shoes in Vici Kid and
Box Calf, price..............................
ladies' Two Strap Slippers and Gun
Metal Pumps, $2.00 values, price..
Boy's' All Leather School
price * . . . . . . * . .. i.
$3.00
$3.95
$2.50
$1.48
Shore,
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E. H . P E T E R S
"W H O KNOW S HOW TO FIT YOUR FEET’
113 WEST FIRST STREET
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T H E S A N F O R D HERALD
PAG E SIX
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French Idea in a Tennis Costume
C ook ery
p o in t s
S t u f f e d Eggplant.
This U ail excellent dish. Cut a fine
eggplant In half lengthwise. Do not
pwl It. hut scoop out the Interior to
within about three-fourth* of tho edge,
Use a large silver spoon for the pur
pose. and bold tho vegetable under wa
ter as much ns possible while doing
so. This preveuts discoloration. A*
the Interior Is removed put It also un
der .water, and when the whole 1* fin
ished cover with new cold water, add
ing to every quart of water a table
spoonful of snTf ^ -TW -Vfnr1 rvKphintr
both shell nrul scooped out portion,
rrvr» «»- Mi^*»UqU. water_-for two T>r
threw-Inulnv oc-Untll Urn water turn*
dark. Thin 1* (o remove 16» nmkjnyL^.
After-snaking put tho vegeta liming
fresh'cold water and let it come to t e
boiling stag«». Boll until tender, *n ting the water slightly. It will ta!;e
about half an hour’* trailing, hut It
1» well to cook tho'»cooped out pulp
longer than the shell*, so a* to hnve It <
very soft. The shell* should bo ten
der, hut not *o tender that they will
Ioso their shape. Sot tho shells aside
on nn earthen plate.
It I* well not to Jot them come Into contact with tin. Now inash the piece»
of scooped out eggplant to a pulp with
n wooden potato masher, and to every
cupful ndd two nr three cupfuls of
soft breadcrumbs. Mix the two togeth
er, and If they newt moistening In or-'
der to make them cuberò ndd a little
milk. Benson with a tiny minced on
ion, n scant tenspoonful o f salt nnd n
scant half tenspoonful each o f thyme
sage nnd white pepper.
A aennt quarter of a tenspoonful of
sweet marjoram may also bo added
Mix the Henson|in,-* thoroughly with
the stuffing nnd till the prepared shell
with It
Spremi «»ft butter liberally
over the top and set Hie shells with
their contents In a buttered linking
dish, link*' In n brisk oven for about
half all hour, or until done.
“ After All, Carter’s is the Best”
We have it in every color and for every pos
sible purpose. F
you want INK.
Justrreceived a shipment of Carter’s new
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PLEASING and practical costume
for tho totmla court must of
necessity bo plain. As a concession
to present mode* a few model* are
shown having a short close-fitting tun
ic, but the majority of tennis gowns
aro quite plain as to tho skirt In the
matter of the bodice «no mny choose
between the mlildy blouse mode of a
fabric like the skirt the plain silk or
lingerie blouso. or a waist made In
ono with tho skirt llko that shown
In the picture.
Whlto wash fabrics, Including many
of tho new rough weave* In cotton, af
ford tho player a wldo choice of cot
ton material*. Tho coarser weave* In
linen aro always dependable lor tho
tennis costume. Hat)no has proved It*
worth for thla kind Of gown. Almost
no models of other than wash fabrics
or« shown.
Tha picture gtvon hero shows a de
parture from all-whtto In a French U*nnla gown, from Lamaguero, In flannel
of a very light grny color. It has a pin
stripe In red. .Tho plain skirt Is In two
plooe* Joined with an overlapped seam
A
FANCY HAND BAGS.
i Roman Stripes Used
In Thsir Construction.
Fancy hand bags nro still popular.
Ono made to wear with a taffeta gown
was designed of plnin silk, tho lower
port of the bag being of figured silk
ribbon A silk tassel win fastened to
It below and n uiolre band was attach
ed for carrying 16
Black moire purees aro scon. A
square bag mads of black moire had
s clasp o f OermsD »liver and a moire
■I1rs*
k—
ribbon handle fitted with silver slide*.
The beg was cat square. Hood with
gray rod re sod fitted with a mirror
and change purse.
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A novelty Is the small bag of noman
striped ribbon or plsM. Bagi of this
sort are chic carried with plain dark
■alts.
Lac* bags, especially those of Irish
lace, are smart for wear with whit*
Seersh Stains.
To remove scorch marks on linen
(unless they am very had) cat an onion
to half sod rub the acoycbed part with
It: than soak In cold water. Tbs
marks w ill soon disappear aider this
at tho left sldo. It has a considerable
split at tho bottom. Thla Is provided
with flat button* and buttonholes on
tho lnsldo of tho skirt by which tho
sill may bo closed when tho wearer t*
not playing.
Tho' ' blouso I* cut with kimono
nleovo and a little fullness over tho
shoulders
Tho sleeves are length
ened by a wide strip of the material,
with stripe* runntng up and down, set
on In tho maimer of a cuff. Tho
blouso Is finished with a sailor collar
of red satin. Tho sleeves are bordered
Pumpkin Custards.
with the same material, and It I* also
Cut enough pumpkin into pieces to
used to furnlnh tho narrow belt. A make u ptui of pulp after being cooked
silk scarf. In red. is placed under tho ; Place In a kettle, mid half a cupful of
collar and tied In a simple bow at tho | water, cover the kettle nnd allow the {
pumpkin to steam until tender; then
front a* a finishing touch.
White canvas slippers, fastened with tnke off the lid nnd allow the water to
Drain In n colander mid
narrow straps, and a whlto felt hat evnjranite
complete tho pretty toilette Tho mod- press through, reject lug every part lot,»
el can bo recommended a s to d i - a U u u t - U L . I lw U l h t «*«»n l W U k U m a . u ^ H j ^ ^ . l t l u »»ski ^
but for real practical uso wash fub-. separating, add to them a pint of rich
rlcs of cotton or linen are better t h
a
n
- -mu&Llu and half n i
flannel, ami whlto Is a better choice cupful of sugar, u teaspoonfnl of eln
nil moil and half a teaspoonfnl of gin
than any color.
get- M|i and turn lino small cusiarfl
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
cups Set these in n pan of hot water
and bake In the oven for half an hour
M o u r n i n g E t iq u e t t e .
When done turn out of the Cups and
The most frivolous and conspicuous jiutko jaTIt-f»_ii.
|>eople nre often seen ciothed In deep Jelly on the side of each mold.
est habiliments o f w«»e. while th o s e
who reully mourn may wear auyth|ng
Chicken Hash.
they (»lease, as the sorrow Is within
Chop flue tho leftover hits of cold
themselves, and Its outward and visi
chicken and chop with them nn equal
ble uiaiilfeetntlon Is old) to defend
quantity <>f edd tmlli-d potatoes
In n -^BB
them from unpleasant appronche*»
frying pun melt n tnliloMpoonful o f ■
The "fashion" of mourning garments
butter and one half tablespoon of
lias changed within (he last decade so
chopped onion aiul let cook till soft,
greatly that one no lunger sees heavy
but not brown. T utu In tho cblcjten
veil* to the hem of the gown nor tho
mixture, season highly with salt and
broad strings tied in a big how with
popper and a dnsh of Worcestershire
the ruche of the widow’s bonnet Only
sauce nnd ndd. If at hand, n tablespoonsometime* a sad faced woman whose
ful of very finely chopped greet» pep
heart Is with those gone before shows
per. I>'t cook till well henb-d, ndd
plainly that sho 1» really "In mourn
one-fourth cupful of cream, remove
ing," and the garment* of black are
not for effect, but to prevent Hie np the jran to the Imok of the rang«» and
let cirak slowly till well brow trad <>n
preach of frivolity when she Is forced
the bottom. Fold-on a hot platter and
abroad
,
servo at once.
Etiquette demands that this appear
anee should l»e treated with respect,
even hy the thoughtless and light mind
Pickled Onion*.
ed. who lure no revertnee for any
C*o tho' Bmnll wlilti? onion* peeled
thing upon, above or beneath the earth.
Yet those who mourn hi this way and boiled In equal part* of milk nnd
should try to remember that there nre water for ten minute*. Tukq out and
other people In tho world nnd If they drain In n colander. Put two quart*
cannot control grief should remain at o f vinegar in n (wrcclaln lined kettle
home. .There are enough sorrow nnd with a teaspoohful o f alum, half n
suffering abroad without the feelings tahleapoonful of whole mace, n dozen
o f those who are free as far ns hu whole clove* nnd two and one-half
mans can be free of trouble to have tnblwpoonful of unit. Scald well all
these Ingredients. Pack the onion* In
saline** forced upon them.
For n hukband a widow wear* crape glass Jar*.and pour the spiced vinegar
a year: tho second year all hlack with very hot over them and seal.
out crn(»e; after that anything she
pleasys; for a mother, nil block for n
Br*n Muffin».
year, with crape fur idx months, nnd
Two capful* coarse unsifted bran
the snmo for a father: for brother or meal, one cupful flour, one teaspoohful
sister, plain black at least three baking soda, ope-half tenspoonful salt,
mouths, white for the following nine, one egg, one-half supful molasses, one
making n ycaey a* all white without cupful sour milk. Do not hnve the
the addition of nnythlng black U con batter too stiff op get too soft., Hake
sidered mourning.
twenty minute* In a moderate oven.
Theso biscuit* bavo such n medicinal
Don’t Insist.
valuo that they should be- more gen
“ ‘Oh, do have some more?
erally used. As made by this rule,
- * H o r » y o u not met tbh ho*t and boat- they are dellclou».
' ' *7
ess who thus Insist upon forcing you
to eat more than you really want at a
New Wey to Cook Turnips.
m c n ir aald a man recenUy.
Pare, slice thin, cat Into dice a*
"Wherever. 1 go ont to dinner now
many turnips as required. Cook in
adays I am bothered and badgered to
■lightly salted water autU done. Drain
cat more than I want
and turn Into hot vegetable dish. Bes
"A fter almost each course I am be
son with salt and pepper and put a
sought. 'Oh, do have some more!1 and
generous piece o f batter into them and
despite ray gentle protests more is gen
toss with fork until every piece Is well
erally throat upon me In ths end.
battered. When you serve st table put
" 1. am naturally not a big eater, and
a spoonful of nice cream sauce on each
In consequence of this *Ob, do have
portion.
some more* cult I am rapidly becom
ing faced with three alternatives:
Baked Salmon Flshballa.
“ I most give np going out to dinner.
One quart of potatoes, one pint of
"1 must resign myself to a dyspepUc
canned salmon, ono beaten egg, salt
martyrdom In the near tapirs.
and pepper to taste. Dip the hand* In
“ I must risk earning a reputation for
cold water to form the bells. Melt
cburllshuess or perhaps even down
eomo butter and dip each In the melted
right ntdtnesa**
butter. Place in a tip pan and put In
the oven Instead of frying the usual
way.' When brown on top turn them
over.
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M AIL ORDERS GIVEN PR O M PT, CAREFUL A TTE N TIO N
Florida
�fv iffr
SEPTEMBER
29.
•THE
19U
•>.*» -V
provM«
by U w
fop th» cop# and
cus
tody of all county fuhda tnd ihall provide
t hr method of reporting i n d p i y í n f out «U
ill »ueb (umli-
will stick to white sox
R.y oemmltt Admit* H . <U**d on
r^ a r*i Lssflue OoM, *>ut W **
w#an^ by Pr**ld«nt Coml*k*y.
iW tm ltt wlH c*Tort about la
uniform of the White 801 In 1*15
M d 191«. Ho will not pUy wit* *
jtedorwl longno team M planned, hivlnl changed hU mind after s confer
ence wit* President ComUkoy.
Demmltt admitted ho had Federal
lMUtuo aapi ration* and that he waa
necotlatlnK with' tho outlaw*, hut »aid
theao faded boforo the eloquenoo of
They *ay the only thing tho Nap*
the Old Homan, who convinced him
that hi* dollar* would go Juat na far can hit 1* tho bottom
M tho*o of a Fed oral loaguo magnate.
Charley ComUkoy ha* appealed the
• The fioi regular left fielder admit
Chsso coao. What ho ahould have don«i
ted tho loro of Federal league gold had
was to send Judgu lilaaell a letter of
no faaclnatlon for him now and that tbankn.
ho waa bound to play for Cotnlakey
• ■• •
by an Iron clad contract that waa
If tho government owner*hlp of
binding. The teo-day clause la elim bnaoball become» a reality all tho am
inated from Demmltt's now contract
bitious player* would have to gat lu
"I can play. Juat aa well for Com 'politics.
*
aker a* for the Fedoral leaguer*”
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P A G I SEVEN
sentailv e« of thè Rtate of Florida.
Fo r C ounty Judge.
Fo r Sheriff
For l lffk of thè f i r c u l l Court,
Por ( s u n t i Asae-wor uf Tate *
Por T * % ( olire tnr
Por i i>untj Treastirer
For f ounty Super intemler.t of UuhHr
In*tru rd nn
For f«iunt^ Rftrvaynr
,,
Por Five t ounty C o pimfss'oncr*
Fo r Three Member* of thè Count> |lr»»r>1
of Pu h Ile |n*|flirt ir*fi
Fo r jtj»nr* of thè l'eace in *n«i far thè
folto wirtg JtiMirt* D*»t rirti., vi*: N m
I, 2»
property situated In Reminole eounty, Flor
ida to wlt: Lota 21. 22, 23. 24. 30. 39, 40,
42. »•»**
41., 44.
h, *« r*.
6. TO.
and 77
*». »<»,
* u, 71.
«i , 72.
ts, 7«
in inn
« i.
filock D, MitcheH's l ^ v y a G r a n t .
The «aid
land being assessed at the date of the issu
ance of *uch certificate* in the name of
\ nknown. Unie*« ■sol certificale* *h*H he
redeemed accor«! ling C«* law
1 st deed will
lo u r t hereon on the 1st day of October.
A, D 1914.
Wit n<**®' my nffiHsf’ « Ign ature and seal
thia the I *t day of Heptember, A I* 1911
.
I A H oU G I.A H S
I'lerk J’lrcuit b*oun. Seminolr i ‘o f is
Ry J 4* Roberts, D tb
3-Ture-firtc
.
(n u a n c e of such certificate in disviarne o f
S
If -Garner.
Unlesa s a i d -certlfi ate shall
be redeemed according to law, Isa deed
will issue thereon on the 30th day of Hept*•rti i»* r. A. II 1914
Witnem* my o f i d i l signature a^d **al
tht* the DwPlay of Septembe r, A D 191 I,
i*eal
K. A D í H í GLAS S,
CTetk Circuit Court. Seminole Co.. Fla.
Il y J. ( ‘ - e Robert*. I>. C.
3-Tue* ile
Court of (he ( o u n t y Judg e, 3 *m laole
County, Híate uf Florida
I n re Fatate of
For * ofi«tahle tfi an«t fot thè fn|t«i*mg
Lovell !. Sinne
Ju*t4«"r lM*«f •(., v 1«
No* l 2, 1 . I
To sil i red It ur*. I-eg si #••■*, t h*t r ihu l«* « an«l
Notice' **f * pjü'll f «Ululi ut t h arici
In <<-.* *i n ) whri'Pbf 1 ha Ve ber e irrito
all fe r «on* having ("lai ms or I Jemands
Notice
hereby giken. that on the lOth
»et rn> r>and ari«! affi* ed thr ti rea t S*»«l
againit said Fatate;
day
*d
Oef
ober,
A,
lb
1914,
of
a*
*onn
thè State of F! n ri «fa, ut T a l li h»«*ee, thè
You, and each of you are hereby notified
fa p ltal,
tht» thè
t w e n l y -fourt h day
uf tftyrrttfter a* 1 can be heard. 1 »hall apply and required to present any
claim« and
%*» the Hon orable Jame* VV I'rrkin*, Judge ' de mand* which yau, ur vlthgr of you, may
Auguat, A I» I V I !
of the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir* « have «g a in»! the estate of Lovell Ú, Sternr,
Il t I.A V f RA W F u R D ,
cl t. State uf Florida, for a charter, IncorSecretary ut Siate
deceased, late of Semínoí» ( ’ounty, Florida.
T o 1 * \l li snd, Sherlff, Hrfnionlr i ‘ounty. poratinf the Hanford Library and Reading Jo the undersigned a d m fn D t ratrii of said
11«vim A ■lariat Ion The pr*ip*»*eil charter
, 3- T u e « fJIr
estate, within two year* from the date here
now bri n r on file with the Clerk of l he Cir of.
cuit Court of Hemmote County.
Dated August 27th, A. D 1914.
The character a n d « h ¡ e c t t»f the cor' por ■rA N N A C. RTO NK.
Notice **f A ppfitaiiun
or Tat Deed f'rfdcr l»on tu lA forme«| is literary7 and social
3 Tuee-fitc
‘
Admtniatfatrii.
Heel Ion 57JI nf (h r f i r n r n l Statutes
G ROftOK G i l K r i u n ì ;
No tic e i* hereby given that Forrest Lake,
Attorney for Incorporator*.
i Notice of Application for T a i Deed Under
fi-Tues Me
urrhawer of Ta* Certificate* No.* 104 4.
Section 676 of Ihe G e n e r a l Hiatal««
049. lOfi/i. 1OSCI, 1071. dated the 3rd day
No ll e # Is hereby giv en
that
W»
M*
of June. A Ib 1912. ha* filed said certifi
Proposing an amendment to Section l of cate* in my office and ha* mails application
lls
ynra.
purchaser of T a a d> rllflcste No.
otlre of Application for T a t Deed Cader
Artlrle Vr of the constitution, relating to tha for t a » deed to luiaur 141 accordance with law.
418, date«l the fith da y of June, A. D. 1911,
r rii on 3 75 *»f the Cien eral .Ht al u tes
judiciary;
i"olire Is hereby given that R. C. flower«, has filed said certificate In m y office and haa
Raid certificale* embrace the following des
He it reeolved by tha legislature of (be cribed property situated In Seminole ("«min purchaser of T a » Certificate« N o . 576, dated made application for U i deed to issue In
Said certificate em
■late of Florida:
the
6th «lay uf July, A. l b 1906. No. 3$1U accordance with law.
ty, Florida, to wit
6, IUk C. MitThat me
the following amendment
Section e n d l'a Survey Levy Grant lie** beg 12 eh* dated the 3rd day of April A
D. 1693, brace* the following dewerf bed prhpcrty sit
amenuraent to cecxion
\ of Artlvl
ti vie V of the constitution fa hereby N' of HW cor nfti N 63 «leg, K 5,03 rhs. N N " 3261 dated the 5th day of Jdne A. lb uated in Seminole Co u n t y , Florida, to-wlt:
S W ' t of N W ' 4 , See. 26, T p , 20, It. 30 Feet.
agreed to
t
and ah all be ^ififcposed and rub* (1 deg \\ '* eh* to Lake, t hen re in main 1899, No. 1607 dated the J'tJi day of Rent
rws»ao*l os «hw- date of
fti the elector*
electora of the state for ap
« p- direction 7U deg W 5.67 ch* to VV bd r y of A. Jb 1*69. N o 29*fi'4at§4 r »
ùanrvinf>»B
Lot* 6,. August A. l b 1890, has filed said certrtN
the Jo<f prov*| or rejection at the nest general elec Lot M> deg I» 10.30 cha to he gl
of
lleacham
&
m
Hbsckleton.
Unless sàid cvrcateedn my office and has mp dr application
tion hereafter, that ia to aay. said section 1 33. 41. 7«. Illk D. M it ch dT . U v y Gr a n t
• U fidato a k »U . U rr<i**w * 4 weeording to faw»r
unrns or DasoballT Whnt team haa
ha* ot said article shall be amended.ao w to read
T h o said land being assessed at the date fui tW» 4ÌW*NÌ»-A.
Raid i a R U U
, __ ___ ____ ___ ^
aa loliowa:
'•
w
of the Issuance of such certificate in the
■Iwetlon 1. T h e Judicial power of the state name of No. 1014, N. IL fille*; No. 1019, F. described
property situated^ in Seminole of October. 191
Witn* *e m\y official signature and sea 1
county* Florida, to-wlt
■hall Lu vetted in a supreme court, circuit ll y Palmer,
No 1055, 1060. 107 L N\ It
this the 19th day of Reptcn-ihrr. A lb 1914.
Certificate No. 376 r m b l l u i the
-■iiw ia*péw
firwte abiti be
• • •
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E. A D O U G L A S S ,
crimlaal.T rau ru .
coualji - court*.
count
deemed accordili
fffird, will -issue of N W ' i of Section 13, T p 21 R, R. 32 Fast,
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole C o t Ft*.
Hob Hcscher has picked np tir n tr futfg»« and justices of the peace and eue thereon un the 1st da y of October, A lb 10 acre*, said land t*eing Baaiaaid at the
lly
Jas.
C . Roberta, lb C.
date
of
the
issuance
of
*uch
certificate
in
her courts or com missions at t he legisla* 1914.
work for tho Olanta. Ho li showing ot
9-Tu*e-6tc
,
lure may from time to time ordlain and
Wit ness my official signature and *eal this the name of IL F- Uryant.
morn speed than at any time during tabluh. The legislature may prescribe the the lot day of September, A. I). 1911.
Certificate N o . 3510 embraces the E U of
compensation ol the j usti cea' and judge* of
REH
of Section 13, Tp. 21 S. It. 32 Ei* t.
toeah
K. A. D O U G L A S S .
the season.
80 arte«, said land being a*»eased at the date lo Ca ur i of County Judge, He ml note County r
the several court?, but no court heretofore
Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co., FTh.
•« a •
uf the Issuance of such certificate In the
established under the ronatltution and laws
Stale of Florida
lly J C. Roberta. D. C.
name of J- W . Anderson.
Florida shall be hereby abolished.
S-Tuea-fitc
1
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In re Estate of
*~
It's a poor tnagnato who can't stand of The
Certificate No . 3261 embrace* Ihe S U of
votca cast In compliance with said
U r i a n a Schneider, deceased.
N F 1» of Section 13, Tp. 21 9 , ‘ H. 32 ______
Fast,
In deep center field and distinctly proposed amendments, and tho canvas*, —
Notice ia hereby given to all whom It may
ku arre«, said land hr¡í§g s**es»ed at the data concern, that on the 24th d a y of March,
declarations and returns thereof, shall be
hear each click of each turnstile subject
certificate in the A. D. 1915, I shall a p ply to (h e HpfiorabJ^i
to the same regulations and* rretric- Notice of tppllratlun f » i Ta« P e e d Under of the issuance uf «uch
Nrfiiwn 575 of Ihe (¿encrai Statute*
name of Unknown.
lion* as are provided by law for genera]
across the park.
G. G. Hrrring, Judge of said Co urt, as Judge
No tic e i* hereby given that D. Ib Daniel,
Certificate No . Î6ÛT embraces the SKI1» of Proba te, for my final discharge aa Admin
elections In the state of Florida.
In testimony whereof, Í havefhereun lo set purchaser of Tat Certificate N o 2357, dated of N W ' i of Secjlcin 5, Tp. 218, lì. 3Í* Fast, istrator* C, T A., of the estate of Helena
Tho baseball race#-are so close this mV hand and a tilled the great seal of the the l*t. dak of June. A 'D li9(i, ha* fib d 49 arre», »aid I and being *«*»** *cd at the date Schneider, deceased; and that at the same
certificate in the time I will present my final accounts aa
«tate of Florida, at Tallahassee, the capital, «aid rrrtifirite in my nffire and ha* made of Uie lasuance of such
season It hasn't been «necessary for this the twenty-fifth «lay of July, A I* l i » ! 4- application f«ir tai deed to Usu«' -to « e e e r i * n i n tw o f Unknown.
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Administrator, C T. A., of said estate, and
ance
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cate
cm
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rrftirttate
No
.
2088
embrace*
the I I o f
tSeal)
II ( L A Y C R A W F O R D , ,
ask for their approval.
tho magnates to hand out any Inter
the following described property situated in | N F ' « of Srrtiun 5, Tp. 21 S, R. 33 Fast. 80
Secretary of State.
Dated April 2. A. D. 1914.
view a on uext year’s race.
Seminole
county,
Florida,
to wft
Reg
arre», said laud being a»*r*M*d a t 't h e date
100-T urs-n tc
JOH N GORDON,
N R n 'ii ift «d S I . ' , of \ U 11. Section lb. id the issuance of auch
certificate in l be Ad minist rat or cum T n t i m r n t n Annego of
•
•
•
Tow n*h't> .M
**f Range 11 K. r«in hmith name of J I* Taylor
the Fat ate of Helena Rehneidrr, deceased.
Lathrop « getting to bo the regular
Cille«» « aiti rrriifnrat «■■ «halt be redeemed
lit
2 3 ) srdí
*e*l
lîfi 1 • ) d«- N o i l K
9 12. 10-20. II 24, 12-22. 1-19. 1-23.
111 2 1 i d * f a-1 tiri 1 l yd* ti» hr g
according
to
l
a
»
,
ta*
deeds
will
issue
tbrfp
rescuer for the White Hoi
He has
N O T H i: O F E L E C T I O N
T h e taid land being a»-r-®rd *t tile «fate
n on the loth •day
lay of Get
Gel ober,
ober. A D 191 t. Notice of (fipllrstlon fur T a » Deed Under
the ShrrtfT of Seminole Courtly» of the*
been called on to finish the several ToState
■of* the i»» uanci of -uch certi lie ale til t hr
Wit ne*» rny ufficiai ■denature spul »eil
Her lion 575 of the ( «e n c r a i Ht aiate«
nl Florida
name **f Mr* M VVhitr
Unie** «ani r«-r- tin* the 7th d» > of Heptember, A- Lb 1914,
Notice Is hereby given that W. A. Mln| games of late, since Faber fell down
It* It known. That I, II f l a y
( rawford
lificatr «hall t»e redeemed according to law,
(M-.l)
K. A. D O Ü G L A S S ,
nick, purchased of T a i Certific ate No. 1225,
Secretary of State of the Slate ol Florida,
on the Job.
tat deed will Usile thereon on tho 19th day
Clerk
of
the
Circuit
Co
urt,
Reminole
dated* th « 3rd day of June, A . D. 1912, haa
do hereby
•b] give notice that a general elec of October. A. D. 1914. ’
('ounty, Florida.
filed said certificate In m y office and baa
• » •
tion will lie held In Reminole Co u nty, State
W it ne*» my official signature and *eal
lly J. C. Roberta, D. (7.
made application fur l a s deed to issue In
Florida, on Tu esday neit succeeding the
Tuta-5*1Sic
*
*
this the l l t h day of Heptember, A D 1911,
Jack Leary Is doing brilliant work ■*f
accordance with law.
Raid certi ficaia em
first Monday in November, A. D* 1914,
(teal
F A DOUGLASS.
braces
the following
described
property
for tho Ilrowns. Leary 1* tho likeliest- the said Tuesday being the third day ol
Clerk i treuil C o u rt , Re mi noie Cci., Fla
sltualrd
in
Srmlnolr
C
o u n t y , Florida, to7- T He- .''I r
looking llrst baseman to break Into tho November.
wit
Lot
I
I
.
Illk.
2,
Catn
er
on
The
s aid
For United Stai*»* Senator from the State
Notice **( A {»plir atlun for Ta* lire«! In d e r
land being *«araarii *1 th«- date of the i**Ubig »how since Hluffy Mclnnls mine of Florida, for Pit year* from March 4, 1915
Herttun 575 of the Grttersl Statute*
anre
al
such
rrrtifir*te
in
the
name
of
FF.
For Rejir*’*enta t ivt* from the Fourth 1 ®»nInto the limelight.
Unie»* »ahi certificate »hall be re
Notice t* hereby g1\cri lhat M
Wright. Cooper
grcsnonsl District of the State of Fiorili«. Noil re «•( tfipllrsiinrv or l a t H rr d t rider
t a » der«! will
tiurrhs««^ «if T a » Certificai* Nr* 345. ds</>d deemed arrording t•» la w.
St rllori '*7'* of Ihr ( i r n r t t l Histuie*
I in the Hisiy fourth Conger«* of the United ,
t* r rr b v 1 1%e I* i b « l 4**ir » *** »
1* ke, the Mh day **l Juin
\ If 1911. Ls» filed i*»tir i hr re un un the 22nd day of October f
Siale»
i N liti#".
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-aid
certificate
«n
my
office
an»i
ha»
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Tho llrAvoa havn shown this ye nr
For f ommi**itinrf of AgrirultUfe « I l be
\V «t ne• » #n> official » i g n a fu r e and *ea 1
I mV i
D m. !
D ia *
tu» . I
| or . j
* I' ( d I« • 1 <*1ñ for 1 * 1 -lard u< r*u* in m nrd
I U51
b(»u niny It la to turn u loser Into n ‘ H» t i r of Fli*ritta.
Said r erti fir s ir embrace* I hl- thr 191h day nf Heplem ber.,. A |J 1914.
ta llii
Ih * 1 tf-|
day
*d
J U I l e . a un- with law
For Two J u i " r » * of th** Supreme I nurl lo*,9
F A DOUGLASS.
t
ha* fi le»! -a»«! ceftiftratr tu m> the f'dluwittg iK'-cr « l * d pr««p*‘r1> »Uuated in
winnef
A nuik tall «‘tvd cotnbUintlon uf the State ««( Florida
A
Clerk t ircutt * ourl. Reminole Co.. Fla.
l a - v l i Lot
It.
Two . Railroad Corn ml ••tuners of the! «I (Tir*«* » ili' | ' I4• TTISilr s Jipll r atloo fu? f * t d *-r d Seminole Count >, Florid*
at (tin Htart. the lloaton men are now M aFor
R> Ja« C, Robería, lb C#
arrordance * ith !*w
Huid cet
I«-»- S 2^ ft
111k
Tier L 8 all ford
The
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Tue» 9 5» r
safely In the firm division
For tine Me mber of live I l o « ' * <*f Rep re- J tifie re* . n.l.rare i he (olili* in( dr»cfjt*e«l • auf tarxl bring « » « » mcì I at the liste *<f the
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tfauu ren
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Proviilrd, count
gt*ncfjil
rr«l election held in 1914 *h«II hold offor th« terni electedA Joint ItcooJutlo
rropoalng an
to Section 16 of
tn Amendment
omen
Article IVr* of tho eonttUuticm- of the »tito
uf Florido, rotating tu ihr appointment of
com mf«ionrti oflicepa of the «fftto ml lit la
lle it te»olved by the le fU l a l y f e of the
■tate of Florida;
That the follet win g amindmant to Section
16 of Artlrlr IV of the romUtutinn of the
•tale of Florida la herobf «fr eed tu and «hall
be §uh milted to the elector« of the itale
for adoption nr rejection at the ne it general
election hereafter, that N to i t y , that. He te
flon 16 of A r t i d e TV »hall be amended an
a« to read ai follow«
Heel Ion 16.
The Governor «hall appoint
mUiloneil rifTWrr* of the «tate militia.
including in adjutant general for the ttate,
with tank of hricatlicf general who ■hall he
chief of Mai!.
T h « du tre« and com pentatlon
of all officer* ao appointed «hall he a* filed
by law.
The term« of office of all co iti ml*eioned offieere of the organised militi* tholl
be continuous durine the pica* u re of the
Governor: subject to auch law* aa may be
enacted by the legUlature providing for their
retirement for age op other cause*.
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(tint
U u i .J
otherft « n i d a b o u t the F e d » hint m i r in g
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"Corniakuy and
Callahan
have
treated mo fairly and given mo tho
chance to make good, which 1 did not
gel In Detroit, and that U another
reason why.lahould,tlu.to the Qfolcago
club. Wo have a binding contract
and I -want It to bo binding.'*
Ho waa one of the moat promising
outfielder® In tho Minor leaguea when
he played for Montreal In the International league
He win nigned by llughlo Jonnlng*
and HC«-otii|uitiled the Tiger» on tho
■pring training trip of 1914 and waiv
ers were nuked on him because ho
couldn't hit.
Tho Sox left fleldpr waB formerly a
member of tho New York Highlander»
•nd turned back to tho minor».
Aj a member of the Sol, to which
ho came because Manager Callahan
refuied to waive him out of the lengun.
Lemmllt haa made good an a fielder,
hatter and all around player.
He la said to poaueaa the greatest
throwing arm of any player coming to
the big ,how from the minora In sev
eral year*.
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Waa a member of tho Montreal club
for four years and played a star games
i>ut failed to Impress the big leaguer»
Until ho camo to tho White Sox.
Flirted with Ihe Federal .leaguers,
t>ut waa slgnod this week by President
«omlakey at a aolary said to be |5,000
» year.
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Smiling» »till tldnkn a lot of Hill
Sweeney, even If h e ha» traded him
[>««>■ Tho leader of the Hravea »Ay»
that the Cut. Decorni baii'ttian 1» the
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There are few bird» which adapt
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tho nlgtitlngale. remark» a writer In
ttie I»nd<in Telegraph
AUIih.ikIi lu
nature tile fteiiK ef III e tilKhtlnKIll"
doe, not eiteinl laler than tti«* mbldle
of June. yet.in eupilv Ity ttie bird will
King up to the tllim of the autumn
moult and will begin again at Chrl«troafl. Tho on® detraction from tho
merits of the nightingale on n pot
bird 1» Its Individuality
Homo bird»
will fling only »hen no one » In th"
room with them, «nine will »lug under
any condition and turn« will be allent
for ever If they change ownership
At the earnout »olti Itntlon of a friend
I once parted with a nlgtitlngale which
wob tho Ilneflt dinger I had ever heard,
and In It» new ownership, although
It was kept In tho name cage and was
.fed In exactly the sarao manner as
that1to* which It had been accustomed,
It never uttered a noto during tho re
maining seven years of Its life.
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TO SUCCEED BULL FIGHTING
N O T H K o r ELK CTIO S
W h v r » » * thr l . r i . l . l u r « of
und«r
the ro n .l ll utlo n of 1BB5. of the .t»te uf
Ktorble,
did
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three
Joint
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Came of Baseball WHI Civilise Mexico, paling »tjiendment* to the ronilltulionproof j
Declaree Captain Leonard of
the e t ,l e of Florida, end Ihe ..me were
agreed to b y n vote ol three-Sfth* «1 ill the
United States Navy,
tnemberi eferled to e »r h hou w; thil the
vote, on . . i d Joint rr.olutlon* were entered
upon
their rerpeetive Journal., with the
Capt. John C. Leonard, United State» yraa and
n a y . thereon, end they did drtrr»»▼T. *'ho wo* in command of tho mlne and direct lh»f the eame jjtlnl reeolutlon, be nubmltlrd In the elector« of the
batUeahlp Virginia whon Vcrn Crux atate
at the general election in November,
■ u taken, declared the'othcV day that 1 V 1 I .
I'rawforti
Now, therefore, 1, II.
t'lay
“tho great game of baseball will clv- arerrtary
of atate of the . t a l e ol Florida, do
Hlxe Mexico."
heraby give notice that a
fieneral Klecllon
“Healdet having a groat Influence
will be held in each county in Florida on
In lhat direction," ¿aid Captain I>oon- Tu rada y next aurcceding the Brel Monday
fcrA “ baseball will supplant the brutal in No v em b e r, A. I>. IS M . tho aald Turaday
being the
bull fighting.
Third Day ef S a i r m b r r
for tha ratfflcatlos or rejection ol the *ald
«».*■ '4 'In Vara Crux boys are now pinyJoint reeolutlona Proposing amendment* to
ln* the game. .
the ronatltution nf the atate of Florida, via:
Jelal Hraelallon
“The bull fighting waa not retlabad Tropoalng an Aamendment
to Section SU ( • ) ,
hr tha American», and Oeneral Funs- of Article Kleht f »), ol IK* conitltu’ilon
lotlda. relating to county ofthe atate of Flor
*0» pnt » atop to It.“
fleera.
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He 1t ordained by the Legislature ol the
State
of
rtorids
i
Ball Players Fluctuate.
That the following amendment to Section
Bird)© Creo Illustrates the flucttuL Si« <•), of Article Eight ( 8 ), o l the conatitulion
of the state of Morida, ia heraby agreed
n* Talu® of baseball player». At th®
to and shall ba submitted to the «lector* of
••“ a of last season no team would pay iha atate at the general »lection to be held
on the first Turaday In November. A
!>
IB M . lor ratification or rejection.
Section S.
The legislature *hall provide
for the election by the qualified electo,-, in
each county of the following eounty officer*.
Crte has hit around .400 with Baitl- A* da rk of the circuit court, a ahert#r-con®nre and -has shown such general stables, a county assessor of t a t ú . A
collector, S superintendent 61 publlelnatrwc*
«nod form In hla work that the eyes tlo n:a nd s county aurveyor. The term of
*11 scouts are already fixed upon ofDcw ot »11 eounty officers roentlonad In this
section shall be for four years, except that
M?'. Pbar ^ < » » 1 Jc**ue clubs have of county a seras or of tsxea an d county tax
vtvivcB, u
iu u
u o manager,
l u u i n i i o r , collector, » b o shall be elected for two y e a r »
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8 Yankees tho waiver price for hli
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"W e stand then, for deeds of mercy Sept.
Williams was
Miss Nellie
and love, and for the education, Mrs.
emancipation .and salvation of wora- .Furen of Sanford, Fla.— St. Petrr*.
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BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD ‘ HAPPENINGS vance tho kingdom of God.*’
BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN
Misa Lucille Aapinwall Bang in her, in*'Sanford from Dr. Blackman iff
usual excellent stylo a charming Hollins College, announcing the oj,en
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YOU AND ME.”
little song "Jenny," and responded Ing exercises on Wednesday
Communications for'fhis Column Should he Marked "Society Editor", or
to the encore with "Cobwebs."!
,
Phoned to Mra. It. A. Tcrheuo. Phone 203
Miss Winnie Smith has* returned
Mrs. Terheun gave a humorous read------ T***-------- ---- -Ti7—
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*ing entitled "Mra. ‘Purdy's Parquis- from a delightful vacation, delight,
beautiful bride roses, Only the rel- Ue»,"
fully spent"in the state of uhio
/Vrtin*- Islflrr
A CHI EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH.
were
atives
and
intimate
friends
.
Miss
Adelaide
Higgins
delightfully
One of the prettiest home wed
“ HE'LL PRENT ’EM” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
Mrs. Annie May Bynum is th*
rendered a piano number "N o rw e
dings solumnized in Sanford Recently present at the ceremony.
The punch bowl was arranged on gian Bridal Procession" followed by guest of her brother, Prof. |lynura
♦ » ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ a » » was* that of Misa Linda I.efflcr and
Mr. Braxton Perkins, Wednesday the veranda which had been trans " A Curious Story” for the encore. and expect« to spend the winter m
J How would you like to have this our gates and make them feN
And then came tho most delight Sanford.
afternoon at .1 o'clock. Rev. A. S. formed into a beautiful bower. The
said about you, when the time home and thu^ while the i^ H ii
dining
room
was
effectively
decorful
surprise of the afternoon when
Peck, rector of Holy Cross Church
comes for the newspaper fellows to were being held in the theater the
ated
in
pink
and
green,
and
after
three
little maidens, Isabel Strong.
Mrs. J. C. Byck of Seiner "-pent
officiating.
write something to make an article strangers should be made more wel
were Florence .Witte and Sarah Wight the /vpek end with her sister, Mr».
The attractive home was pleas- congratulations, the
guests
o f reasonable length, after you have come and brought into the house of
- ---. . .
t occasion.
•
-In served delicious block ice cream in rendered a beautiful' Violin
num R * y .Butts. -.
antly
decorated'for
tfie
God. This reminds me of the great
finished—here below?;
the parlor white and green were the pink and white, and the small cakes ber - "Englem an," with Misa Mar
" T h e world hp found a good place movement now being inaugurated color motif, and on one aide of the 'verc *ce<l
Mr. M. Mlnerick of GalnesviH*
white with a pink rose garet Strong at the piano. It was
to live In. Perhaps there were cer by Mrs. Must a in In St. Louis and room yvaa arranged an altar, with *n
center.
The brides cake was rather a novel experience to see tho spent Saturday and Sunday in San
The
tain persona In it who fell some called the Anti-Lonely Club.
cnnfties in crystal holders and a pro a triumph, in the culinary art, the rather a novel experience to see ford.
following
dispatch
from
the
daily
what short of what might be de
f i r i ó » of handsome white carna- white icing being adorned with a three fittle girls at -one time playing
sired. But ho was always able to paper tells of her plans:
bea utifuL-jSMtn
»^f.~rtrr|in und with such perfect
violin
•‘ A movement originating^ w ith
for—their derelic
ten
Dmhrida
in
lu.r
flTstructor at Stetson University will
!Uf\W
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cercmony, after the arrivât", up the
tion«, and he.was sure to know some Afrs. Ambie H. Mustain of St. Louis
manner had. cut tho first. -slice, the ,
Mias
Carrie Ensminger
,
- . -presided ctrme ovc4 from DeLnnd Wednesseveral years ago, having for ita ob guests, Mrs. F. S. Munson, one of
unsuspected virtues in them-” . .
Sanford's finest musicians, played- -tto married, gi lefts ft el e invited to at thô punt* b howl and was assisted -day. and will be the guest, of Mr«.
This o|d world Is a good place in ject the amelioration of the oppres
softly. "E v e ry Soul Has Its Song," try their fortune,. Misa Bello Smith jn serving by Miss Nona W ylly apd H m r y v W tg
whiafru‘ ~ T i m i n r m w r only in the. sive lo
ganized a class in Sanford amt TUI
llowtui .by "Träumerei.-"
As tho securing the ring. Miss Annie H i * - j Mrs. Findlay Munson.
eveht you arc able to point out ex- great city, haa been revived
_______
come over from Ilnt-and «,y,ir.- wrrlr—'
strains of the "Bridal Chorus" from gins the dime und Miss Ruth Met-'
-f»m^»ding rapidly over the south. It
.
I
¡{ote Meeting
to instruct her- pupils.
Lohengrin sounded, the brido enter tinger the thimble.
— only in the event you arc able to now looks aa if the ambition o f its
The bride and Kioom took the
John McUch entertalned the
ed with her brother, Mr. William
recognlxe ’some unsuspected virtue founders to see tho movement d evel
for_ Jacksonville, r08C mn^er8f members of the WomMrs. B. E. Beatty, Mrs. Ed. PilLcfller.1 She was met at the altar by afternoon train
in those with whom you associate. op into a national organization is
the groom and his best man, Mr. J. where they left via Clyde line for an.„ c ,ub> very dclightfully Wcd. ley and Mr. Walter Beatty of Wash
I t la another way of Baying that we about to be realized.
D. Roberta.
Miss Peaches' Lofller. New York nnd other northern cities. nesday afternoon last, with one of ington, N. C., have arrived here for
In many cities of the south and
get out of life exactly what we put
a sister of the bride was u charming Upon their return they will go to the largest meetings yet held, for the Hand-Betta wedding and are the
cast organizations have been formed
.into life.
housekeeping.
maid of honor.
the purpose of rpaking roses.
Al- guests of Mrs. Chas. Hand,
The trouble with a good many for the purpose of affording an op
Tho bride has spent her life in this though the BUcndanee ¡8 go0(1 it
The bride was very lovely in a
both
people is they do not play fair wifh portunity for strangers of
city her parents being among S a n -j^ raqUMUd lhat moro oi the dub
Mrs. A. C. Chapman, who cams
themselves. They try to cheat them sexes.to meet for social Intercourse. * niorflah going-sway gown of Copen- ford's earliest residents, nnd she has
I hagen blue, unu chic hat to 'mutch.
over to attend the wedding of her
members
attend
these
meetings.
■elves. They seem to think they It has been suggested— and work to
She curried a shower bouquet of a host of friends.by whom she is
The meeting tomorrow, Wedtfes- si»lcr. Miss Stewart, returned to
can put mud into their lives and that end is now in progress — that
greatly bclived.
She is an accom
day,
will he belli at the home of Kissimmee Saturday.
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take out virgin gold.
T h ey a c t,as these.several organizations in various
plished musician and has a most at Mrs. Dnenc Turner at 3 o'clock.
if it were possible to find fault with localities he united under one gen-1 absence from the campaign injure tractive personality. The groom is a
Mr. W. H. Tibbala, Jr Jell today
others, and enjoy the world in which eral head, the purpose being to ex the party's chances at the polls.
genial member of the firm known as
for Ona. where he will ■ni h
Hook
Laters'
Club
tend the links in the chain until the
The administration
has
d0ru> the Sanford Shoe i Clothing Com
others live at the same time.
The Book Lovers' Club held its the drug business.
splendidly.
Congress
has
performed
whole
nation
is
included.
It isn't satisfaction with one's seif
pany, and has made a large circle of
These organizations, known vari servicer entitling the .present ses friends, among whom he is very first fall meeting at thd home of
that makes life worth while; it is
{/ Mrs. E. S. Parsons has returned
By every popular, since coming to Sanford Mrs. It. E. Tolar Thursday nftcrsatisfaction with other people.
Life ously aa the "L 9 a e ly Social Ci-lclea," sion td- rank very high.
from
Tampa and is again the guejt
becomes unbearable when it haa to which is the name applied by Mrs. fair argument, the House is entitled from Virginia several years ago. noon, with six members present.
of
Mrs.
E. T. Woodruff,
After the transaction of business
be lived with those who are avar Mustain to the original organization, to re-election in November; House, The best wishes of all follow Mr.
icious, with those who are malicious, and "Less Lonely Leagues," or Senate and President merit the en- and Mrs. Perkins in their new life. refreshments were served by the
Mr. and Mr». I. K. R o > ari* it
hostess uuil a delightful hour en-,
w ith those who are not virtuous, "Anti-Lonely I^eagues" are berom- I <Iptaument which such re-election
Tampa Tribune.
the
Fairview apartment« for the
joyed.
Those present were Mes«with those who are undeserving. ing vastly popular among the thou would imply.
w
i
liter
dutries John Brady, Geo. Fox. Mor
Ami tlic rule of sticking to his
So If thut is the way you ace others, sands of men and women who find
It Alie <¡alloy hr r
ion Hopson, ('has
Polk, E. N
gales
0/ joli which the President lays down
that is the way they are, so far as themselves within f thp
v Mr. Ed llouih has return« I •rt*m
Luke
and
R,
E.
Tolar.
Telegrams
roceiVed
in
the
city
strange
cities.
Some
of
them
now
\
for
himself
should
control
every
you are concerned.
Hence, if you
a
delightful visit at New All. any.
marriage -of
Miss
This is no tim announce the
look at people through such unchar have hundreds of members upon member of Congress
I
n
«1
This is ml James Margaret White of Sanford
/‘rrsonuf .Mention
Old people are even inerçiher of Congress
itable eyes, then, indeed, are you their rolls
Kdmi
Plant lias returned to
to
Mr.
Edward
H.
Gallagher
of
AsMiss
more
eager
to
join
than
the
young
time
foe
fence
Iixmg
aL
home.
The
living your life in a world that isn't
Miss Mary Simms, who wa* one1
commission
given
men
elected
in
!
bury
Park,
N.
J..
at
Baltimore,
Md,;
Sanford
and
will
spend the winter
ones."
fit to live in.
nf
the attendants at the <t. « tr*
I'll/ «]«>«-> not expire till
March. Monday uftiTnoon at
I o'clock with Mrs, Geo Diekinson
But if you can see in others the
wedding has ret Ilf! 1 : *iì
Ga
telici
Medical statistics are authority III 15; until .then their duty is to After an extended wedding trip ■%(
virtues that within them lie— for *
her
home
in Plant ("1ty•there are virtues in the worst of for the statement that a large per their country, nnd their own private several weeks, Mr and Mrs. (iullaMr and Mrs. M. M
Mitchell
fortunes
are
of
mi
weight
in
the
bill-!
gher
will
reside
at
Asbury
Pnrk.
men; if you can find excuses for the cent of children attending school
Vole) • Williams has returned 1rnm
( where they will begin housekeeping left Thursday for New York to Inshortcomings of others— ami there are -afflicted with curvature of the mice.
gone
two
weeks.
Florida, where lie ila* 1r«*ff|
South
_ _ in a beautiful home, the gift of Mr
is ever an excuse for any man's spine or other bodily imperfection ^
»t iif Jas Brow runa »I < 1ànitill"
gtic
GaMagher’s parents
M r s Gallagher
shortcomings; if you can forgive, which could he easily corrected by a|
cn the--popula r * V Miss Lucille Henderson of Dade. tly lar.-agrcsa).
lias
buen
lor
■■
hefp, Bmf encourage, simple method of physical exercise. |
and efficient
wh” hr’* '
lh''
ül
And tliis brings to my mind a
then wilt you live in a world that is
Mi s s Jimmie I.ning left on Thursday
M r ami Mrs
Robert H-rtoPa
Caldwell & Sons’ . Mr Gallagher Is
full ' i f
delightful associates, and' suggestion for local application
for
New
Smyrna.
left
Saturday
for
Arcadia, -»'m
a suceesssful commission merclflint
Why not let our school hoards, or
your life, like theirs will lie worth
thev will make their futur«* hor<
teachers prescribe such a course for
while.
X- Miss] Fannie Lowry of Plant City.
.S/rilu' titd r
the pupils in our public srhools?
1/
who <ninc over for* tie I. •filrrKathleen, ihr* littl
ria ught. r of
M rs. (ifo. Fox chaperoned a gay
^ Old Socrates, as wise as any of Fifteen minutes a day of tilin' rouid
j ’erkins wedding is now in Ja cksyn- Mr and Mr» E. E Brady ret or. A
party of young pcrTple-fTtiiny even
them, used to pray, " O grant me, O he easily foumlT* and a careful sys
ville.
today from Georgia, w tmro she as
" (
ing on a most enjoyable straw ride
—
God, all I need ^nd no .more."
And tem of physical exercise in which all
spent the summer.
to the home of Mr P M Elder,
his prayer was answered, as nil pupils he required to participate
W. Fitts. Jr , tui i n*- Mr. A
where tlie happy crowd enjoyed the
would create a healthy circulation
prayers are that ijught to he.
>JMUs Annie I 1aw k
m a/, 'n ta
turner! rum Thomas vilh> a nil ot her
chicken
pillau anti other good tilings
of
the
hlood,
develop
the
physique,
How many prayers at this day ami
TTV
Georgia points, where 1 1* hijs been Sanford after ¡1 ver , I’ leasnnt
served by Miss Nellie Elder, ihwr
age are as modest? H o w . many of correct mild forms of spinal curva
in the 1 It err *1 of 1 tie d a r> i-ti* me*- n 1 r spent 1h her eld i.
' * * if
young hostess
T h o s e in t h e party
us or how few desire only that ture, und serve ns a general phy-i<*ul
gta
were
Mrs
Gen
Fox. Miss«*s Nellie
tonic
And
the
mind
would
become
which we need?'
Whose prayers
E
By nu in and Why
Mrs. G
Evans-, Kate, Gertrude and Jane
would not he answered if he prayed clearer nnd brighter and in better
A luti«- duught r r wUw nor 1 1•» If
daughtc r returned Frill ay fr< III u
Brown, Annie Lee Caidwrfl, Addle
as wisely und proceeded to do the form to sustain th e . strain of the
among
the
summer
spent
and
Mrs. If. l.u If mu11 liât Wt'l'k
pleasant
Neal, Virginia Brady, May Thrasher, homo folks in Arkansas.
class room.
best he could?
Fern Ward,
Elizabeth Stafford,
-Training of the mind is essential,
And, to continue the questioning,
Miss Alice Guild came up frara
Ruth
McDaniel,
Agnes Bothamly,
but
a
proper
regard
for
the
demands
who among us would not be better
Mrs.,C. R. Walker has returned Orlando Sunday to spend the wick
Alice Caldwell; Fred Wight, Allan irom\; Jacksonville nnd Tallahassee with her sister. Miss Clara I.oi'mf
off ’ If he had only the things he of the body is also necesiary. That
Jones,
G. W. Spencer, J D. W ood
sluggish
feeling
which
retards
the
needs. Nearly every man's troubles
Guild
ruff, llarroid
Washburn,
Dixie
arc due to the things he does not advancement of so many pupils
(Mrs, J C Ensminger nnd \Jiss
Brown hmi Ed.J Betts.
disappear under
need.
Nearly all heartaches, and would gradually
Carrie are again at home after n de H'berr l'isífin g W o rb rc1 art /.,
'd
exercise,
leaving
most of the henduehes among the proper physical
lightful summer spent in Vermont
Miss Lillie Farnsworth u !I IsMiotic ami iMtirions
women are due to striving for things both mind and body in n h ea lth y 1
and Massachusetts. They attended with Dr. and Mrs I, It Philip*
state.
Mrs. Henry Wight was hostess the funeral of Mr. Geo. H. Fernald
which they do not need, or obtain
With all deference to our school
to the members of the Ntìssionary in Boston, while en route to San-,
ing them, in riotous use thereof.
Mtss Salumi* Hampton in s lop inc
hoard
and teachers,
we make "this
Union of the Congregational church ford.
It is not meant that one should
with Mrs. S. Ü. Shmliolscr
*
and their friends Monday afternoon
aspire only to a crust of bread and as a suggestion.
J .
------ —
.
.•
It is worth a trial.
from 3 to 6. A large number re
rough clothing. One can exist upon
To the regret of her many friends
Mias Martha King, one of the
• • •
sponded to) the
'A t . Home' invita Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn will not tcarh High School tes’chers is domiciled
■ueb food and protect himself from
tions,. for Mrs. Wight is a popular in Sanford this winter.
the elements with such clothing. 5 A splendid presentation of the
with Mrs. T. L. Newton.
and charming hostess.
But he needs more— much more. American patriot's point of view in
After the regular business meet
He needs education ahd music and the present European crisis is given
Mr. and Sirs. R. J. Holly nml
Miss Louise Harris and M i»
ing, which was conducted by Mrs. family are moving this week into Edna Plant arc with Mr». Dickisart— and pleasant surroundings at in President W ilson's letter to Frank
C. "E. Walker, a most enjoyable pro their new home over the Herald son.
al time«.
He need« the .conven E. Doretnus, chairman of (he Dem
gram
of music and missions was office, where they will reside this
enres'of modern .life, quite aa much ocratic National Congressional -Com
T em p t the appetite,
Wbli
rendered,
and duinty refresh winter.
as primeval man needed ,a chunk of mittee.
Declaring his belief thut
Mr. T. A. Christopher is at the
please the taste and
ments
served,
completing
an after
flesh. But no man needs as much the responsibilities of office will keep
Ohio House.
«
n o u r is h th e b o d y .
noon of delightful pleasure.
To
' It will he of interest to her many
as he thinks he needs, and few men him at Washington, when leaders of
C risp ,dean and fresh.
those who were not accustomed to friends In Sanford to hear that Mrs.
can handle more than they need his party throughout the country de
Miss Alice Totherly is sto.ppmi
5 cents.
attending missionary meetngs. it M. Martin will not occupy Comfort with her aunt, Mrs. C. E. Walktf.
with profit to themselves or 'anybody sire him to visit their sections in the
* '
K
* ^
was a revelation and delight,
a Cottage this winter hut will hnvc
glae.
interests of tho fall campaign, the
number
signifying
their
intention
charge of the Epworth Inn at En
No one gets out of life all there is President sounds a high note of
Miss Clara Louise Guild wi reto
become
members
"at
the
close
of
terprise.
to be gotten until he can sincerely patriotic purpose which will find an
*
side with Mrs. A. P. Connelly
the afternoon.
pray the prayer o f Socrates. Until echo in millions of hearts.
R ound, thin, te n d e r —
Mrs. F. P. Strong's paper on
w ith a delightful flavor
Mrs. E. N. Luke nnd daughter
he comes to understand that which
“ Every patriotic man,", observes
Mrs. E. N. Luke will he with Mr*.
“ W hat the Missionary Societies of are the guests of Mrs. Chas. L. Polk Chas. Polk. - - is good for him, and learns to use it Mr. Wilson, “ ought now to stay on
— appropriate for lun ch
our Church Stand F o r" gave an In at their country home and will re
temperately; until he haa bsniahed his job until the crisis Is pissed and
eo n , te a and d in n e r .
teresting,
brief outline of the mis side with them this winter.
10 center
the desire for things which he does ought to stay where his job can
Prof. J. R. Wild man’ Is stoppini
sionary
societies
and their work
not need; until he, can forget him beat be done.
W e must do what
with
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davison.
*4i<
in' home and foreign fields, touching
Miss Ruth Mettinger will return
self as soon as hit necessities have ever la necessary - and forego what
upon the ipeciAc work of the San to St. Tim othy's Hospital, Phila
been served, man does not begin to ever is necessary to keep ba in close
Miss Eva Walker will teach th®
ford Union.
In the Florida field, delphia, Thursday morning after a second grade primary this winter.
live. ; *
,and active concert in order to re
• • • .
the locsl society contributes to the most enjoyable visit with her fam
lieve in every possible way the
• •
W est Tamps mission and the sup ily. • Miss Mettinger haa been the
H The several churches In Sanford stress and strain upon our people
Miss Nlta Moore will make
M
ade
of
the
finest
port
and education of Empiro, a recipient of .many delijthtful atten home with her sister,
that have been forced to m e ' the W u rin r the continuance of ' the pre
Mrs.
Kingredienta. B a k e d
little Cuban girl; an d-th e Florida tions during her vacations. She will
theater buildings while th e churehes ent extraordinary conditions.
Kfy
Murrell.
to p e rfe c tio n . T h e
Gospel Navy, the splendid work graduate in May.
are In course of construction may job, I know, ban be done beat only
n a t i o n a l stre n g th
being done by .Rev. Nell McQuarrio
be doing a greater-work this winter if I .devote my whole thought and
food. to.cents.
• Miss G iA d and Miss Alice TethcrNotice to Telephone Subscriber*
on the southern coast of .Florida.
than If th ey were housed In their attention to It and think of nothing
ly
came
up
-from
Orlando.
Sunday
In
the
Foreign
field
the
society
On and after October 1st. I Sli
new buildings.
The the'aters are but the duties o f the hour.” ’
1
night
to
take
up
their
duties
at
the
contributes
to
the
work
In
China
ther«
will bo a charge of ONE
dose in and the services ought- to
Thus, argue« the President, he
B u y biscuit baked by
and Turkey. Mrs. Strong very beau High Schodl on Monday.
D O L L A R (M .00) made for chant
attract a lonely man on Sunday even will probably be unable to take part
tifully expressed ths use of misaiCan
ing position of telephone in »a10*
ing who is in the city, for a few days. in the fall canvass. That task must
NATIONAL BISCUIT
The many friends of Mr. and Mra. building, and
ary societies when she said that
TW O
DOLLARS
In fact one of the ministers. last be le ft to others.
COMPANY
"O q r missionary societies are just W. W. Williams of St. Petersburg (82.00) for moving telephone fro®
Sunday night touched on this sub
Men of ¿11 parties wiU approv
great
beautifully
organized are congratulating them on the ar .one building to another.
ject and stated that the congrega what the chief executive says. Nor,
A lw a y s look fot th at Name.'j
motherhood
for
the
world’
’ and in rival of an eight pound daughter,
S A N F O R D T E L E P H O N E CO. ,
tion should become more active in if one look at it from a partisan
conclusion summarised by .stating, Sarah Elizabeth, who arrived on
Per F. W. Mahoney, Sec’y.
looking after the strangers within point of view, should the President's'
C U R B S T O N E G L E A N IN G S : A B O U T P E O P L E A N D E V E N T S
E V E N TH E G ATE
P O S T N O T IN
IT
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G raham
C rackers
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W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D
THE SANFORD H ERALD
PUBLISHED
S E M I -WEEKLY
Ji\ S A N F O R D -
Lift * I* Woilh Living
S.VNKOHU. FLORIDA. F RI DAV m [OBLÌI
VOLUME VI
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
1.
1314
SO
I-
FIRE PREVENTION PERILS OF PAULINE
THE REGULAR FALL FLA. WEEKLY REVIEW THE GERMANS ARE GIVING GROUND
EQUINOCTIAL STORIVL: SHOWSIMPOVEMENT ^ BOTH IN THE EAST AND THE WEST SAVES TROUBLE AT STAR MONDAY
D ID
BUT SM A LL DAM AGE MANY NEW INDUSTRIES GENERAL VON KLUCK’S ARMY IS SAID |TO BE IN SPECIAL CARE SHOULD THE GREATEST SERIAL
am ong
HAVE BEEN IMLOMOTED
• OVER T1L11. STATE - -
f a r m s of
CELERY DE^TiV _
.
our regular equinoexiul storm t hut
*h„ Hevp Tirexrtng for sonu* time urr,vrd on schedule on Tuesday or
rather early Wednesday morning.
■ml for. 1,01,111 l ' mo >l ■ « ‘ mod that
‘ the bottom had fallen out and all
th.
In lIn1
, tuirlil » at m tium;
d o «a. but the rain did not lust long,
which probably saved* the furmcra
In this section much loss from water.
.Some of- them sufTered in the Beod
beds and some frtyn plants that had
been set in the field but the losses
were comparatively small and the
growers .arc thankful to get off so
light.
Usually at this time of the
jPar these heavy rnins are expected
and i hey are the bane of the grow
er, who are just planting the lettlire
and celery and Other plants in I hr
liebls ,.r get their seedbeds in good
„haj,'. and i he witter ruins them b>
coming in s»Kb .» large volume that
the drain pipes do not carry it oil
. last enough.
'However. H no more rains of this
nature occur the farmers will he
ha|>|'Y. as the one Wednesday help
ed ail It” ' crops , uiiMdrrahly lit'l'a d
of damaging them and everybody is
II tills Hiiirm was the regular
nr,g 1 <d rnjr«r that we a •• i p
¡itm;d tn tiave in ihe (all. then
urr he "> indeed for t tie beaillllul
fall »• vilier
will follow and there
will ■•
.ail lung but pi a........ 1 1.«
M. Joint» »tver. «W *
' To the Public*
"Constructloti, industriai and gen
erai business urtivi |> in thè situi henst has heen greaier ibis week tlttin
last, ihouglì thè latter showed a very
¡irrreptible itnpro voement as rumparod with thè prcvious week.
“ The nwnrding of importuni con
trada und announcements of under*
takings of magnitudo are included
in thè new» for thè week.
“ A $500,000 coltoli mill is to he
p.xtabHshed at l.atìrnnge. <ìa.
"Duval eounty.
Florida,
has
awarded contrai is *f.»r thè erectiu
of additimi* to its emiri house and
jai! at u tdliil of i f j l . f j f
(ll
“ Jefferson ■iHliily
Mal..,in;
liiiiid a 2-tnrv
-il
l.ake 11*1111
Fiorita
ha- ohi
p ! o \ i -d
c n g i ih . r -
’ .I
| r. » . ••
pi.,
-a ni l . r V sewer-
I i
.
I!.
I $ 1.1,11110 ni
Plant
I*
i in i
t'i!V
n \ i n i >.
i .........
1■
io,
; will Veli IJ11M11 *_■11 Ill'll ,If
I* * - *
I *•
g
I'f.lV I
' l l - .
$ I I .you
" \ total of tw.-iii -, -ihr>-e
r*pi m»r tt
V T1’«
•I .'III .1
li-.’ I
aggregai mg Í l U.olio
l i . , r.-pr.
seni riii.-i. en 111If • r. .1 lim s .il 1.11*1
1 11r d i '
.-i
jjcr truck., llirvt boso reds-and bf-j
tn*n hundred feet of good Jbree im h
hu». .
ht.la -h.iHild b.- ..! !• 1 haralle most any lire the town might
have if O ha ! a gond lire depart tin * 1
gs
*. *
t - r oi*r «-.«si i e
.
V,
..T.I1 i r
v 00 n g
! t
-
(or> road coiisiruciiun, fur wluch
ahout $600,00(1 will In* ex|'ended.
" A con tra et has heen awarded in
Tampa, Fin., («r ilo* credimi uf tt
lilir try building t> rn-i $17.505
M m m ' i . FI . i
I- *■■1 ■ V
I.o l
■oust rio Iion ul
ghli
ii. .I. -
;’.
. db- M e t r o p o l
poi thè valile of I he t ot a l Products of
Florida for
1!»L1 at
JdJ.hHs.OIMi
Hess
lini il.is is fnr short of thè trilli*. ( **r ■
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Il fai'- lo fagli Itilo .(.-conni thè 111.1-1) v
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jjUlliuns hr.iughl m i o t In- ~' al ' f,.r. ■A et V, i n
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p1.ioph.il * na vai
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l'itni** :
\\ *r
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filli and i.yster», st r.i w berries. v.-g
« in »'Uiiri'h IfiiiMitii* i l i ’ i h »,
dal.h- i l e .
Filli
nullion doilur** • t » .1 » » i
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«nubi t e .1 filirer •-stilliate of 1 1 • f , , . h m r «, T '
h* ,
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•a:..* of l lurida ¡.rodo. I- for 1'*. t o l i i * •• fil i l i «Il IH* K t
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re. *
The Florida Pi;
- irf* Preventjpa So__
miles from Cracow in pursuit of ciel y desires to emphasize, in view of
Inst week:
i !. .
i loo. g a d
BE TAKEN IN STATE— -MaTION-BK^UREPU Y
OF FLORIDA-"-!/. r~ f t e r t t t ^ r d d u c è 5 *
Columiurrr tin..
dust ría) ‘ bnitPf nu«jsne- ye—»■ »-)--urfsetf
\|| liter f lurida
Wi th w a ter w or h*
A MOST DESPERATE CONDITION DECISIVE
RESULTS ARE EXPECTED AT ANY TIME
fia
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Mr
-Marvin,
who
feels bis
m |.*rd. atol in r.-a l I ..
all hres are ilo* same «ufe at the
health fatlitig asks Frulline lo mar ry
m a g e t h e j o u r n e y , lu ll t h e * o l d at t h e U tile o f h i - d e a t h
H** iI 111 lire
i tel t i l l
¡..r . eut
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b*
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till*
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Early visitors to the city have . l a r g s o n i d i e ,
been heaïd to express appreciation i m p r o i e l n e n t , $1 S.min Mobi l e. Ala
over the generally clean condition atol fL'-l ,1 s * F. lisa, ola Fia t b.-at. of the citi streets
This is a condi l o n b t t ' H l T a t «r
'.
tion in ■ t A - t i g i i s i 1 tu* t h a i ts w .11 \ I t a l I V .
worth al - thè effuri ¡Hit (orili
ami t i n g , r a n M
ver. d. i r i h l c a d v e r t i s i n g f . u i u r . ' t . n. M . l t ■ .
Ib.dt»,
lealihness g" . J I O ! Il
11 g ' ’ ‘ : '
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lea I, 01.Ill she bus - a l l s t l c d
ino-.-. ......
H a.* d
Fla : postulile«* building
>1.1111
Secretary
Faul Panzer
.
.
H is
riei.d
-1. ¡ 1- * ■ i * -
t.a
I I wen
i r e * or-
'
h i m ; 1!.
„,,s,
rleantiness and especial known
'
tIH feature night and in ad
care to P R E V E N T F IR E in every dition to the regular program an
KlUCK S arm) is desperate.
.
mercantile Und tnunufucturjng cs- epiaoue
oi ■
t ne Perils
renia of t'auline"
episode of
“■The
Pauline'*
,
'
,
! taldUhment in the state, whether It will
*“ ‘he exhibited.
'
Slight advance* by both wings o f.
I he most recent word from the |IC ¡n fvln ,,r p(irtill| operation or
As soon us proper arrangements
the allied armies are indicated ill an ¡Belgian w.,r office also given out las entirely closed down, and to stress can be made, a story of each section
official statement issued by the night stated that the Belgians were particularly the I N D I V I D U A L RE- will be* published in the Sanford
French war office at 2:15 o'rlork this 1successfully repulsing the attack of S P O N S I I H L I T Y
for
preventable -Herald in Fridays' issue and can he
afternoon. At the same time t h e , the Germans on Antwerp.
'
0f ,,ÿory «l«.Mcription
seen the following Monday at the
general situation is described us unFlghiinV in the Far East lia- lieWith plants ready to resume op- Star:
ehatige*.
■gun in earnest with mi attack by (-rations witli unimpaired capacity
The fertls of Pauline is admitted
We huxe, nevertheless, says the (¡crm.ut . ,ir>hip* on land positions Florida will occupy n commanding to he the greatest series of Motion
statement,
made progress on our t>f the Japanese who are besieging po-Minn in the commerce of tin* Picture Plays ever produced and
left to the north, of the Somme and Taingcr
world upon eeSsutlOh o f hos t i l i t i e s shown to ( he public by any firm.
mi o ' it right . M.r Southern Wnevri*
lit
! ..rupe
H**r products, lumber,
rite players, tin- author and the
\n
Ir-lre i '
V"
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1 ' “ * d at h . -. ,1 - t o r e s
and
phosphate,
will
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the
ip.ality of the production. Tho
I, -iii.il lor).i In lioiit
¡lord- the >. 1y I ;i 1 ilillll official gun;*rice
levels
than
have
«ever
heretostory
is clean and wholesome, yet
destrlv *-r while a . Japanese mine
Mi'tlrevs thrown on the t remendous
fore
prevailed.
It
is
imperative,
wit
it
plenty
of thrills, ad ventures,
struggle in northern Frinire today. sweeper was sunk off the harbor and therefore, that every plant he eon- narrow escapes, villainy, love scata Jit t1,i!;.*-** strpplv -hip dalnni'ed
London and Merlin remained «¡lent
The* gpmdest
rill*
n what vague Japan eu* slat«*- served and protected from loss or lerci I throughout.
in the lute afternoon and what un'damage
hi
lire
if
nor
meri
hauls
and
sreni.
effects,
ilo*
most
thrilling, al
t!** i it. i Tessimi 1 ha 1 I he
nlhital report- r. :n hi ,1 i he 1'llited mem
ii
nuf.it
t
u-ers
wo.ild
t.
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to.
gobi
J
most
1,
libelli
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specta
?uj.i r urciliai 1 !■
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proiits
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s
appear
in
every
episode.
sull 1
I.eilig -nu
. .miai .1
to indiM. r< I ai tand
rtiannfii. 1 on-rs |'eo|ib- .ire going to se. "T h e Perils
<
■ate thè
S.
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'ni m . b iTi-r. ni
o
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I II I 1 « ' 1 I «i| lit Tilt* -. I 1 ile -1* -if I\l ul III** lie. a l|se 1 1 t- j ,|s| what
il
w
I , pro» ■
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bat t i* To 1 * * *'*-* -I
1* 1 t *>' *h. 10 ¡ they have ntlon hoped ihel would
C.i fi h.t if*
tbeai.
•top t
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11- >>I '*1 elOpMv ee, lu a. that all Ile alili* In see sometime
Come to
» Viti*
f r om
.1 : •'ll Ve- le- i|,i V robti-l. and inll.iiiiniaMe material 1-i.* 11
Von. loo, will be tnore ( ‘ ait
rio i.*. » Ite* I It l It DII I II. •’ till* Il I d a t e
• «IH If boto
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I <' . albi I a
Inaile ‘ as’
l.ard«
t.i'l
K
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.y aod not arele-sp, swept into
1 asi of < harm ter«
I ...Il ic. on Septemiier « I ¡ules or thrown into corners to h e -! Stanford Marvin
be.-n Ti po.' . at
Al t i e r i
lis mi l es ; o n
tin
Kdoitrd .lose
.1 .
nort lo as) of \ mi el i « a nd that t he T h e f.
-ci'h. ! t. i ) . ■lot. I.' .1.
•soft
*i
arri
tra • W .1our
Mg., io w,. j*r<> -lop« .. in,.
¡■tup. r ■ -i .to
w II .1.. l o p
Daughter
mb*
\. ••(•ted
eressi rig - ■I
1 ‘ mi g h « lo a ] ; .
1 1. g t I i
■I r.
* or i l a 1 r a t i o n
Miss Poltri \\ lei le
Mr .-"I Mr- lattes l.aughlic Ir-I
M ari
a «,
just made
the people
reel, serial
.refle.v epi-
.
M
■ ■ ml .
»
DnnkiTs army. There is terrtflçfihliag „1 B n W * » the fr,
battle is still undecisive.
The position of (ienexili__ V o U * l ur absolute
Manager Herndon has
arrangements to show to
of Hanford a thirty five'
picture, to co m o " a three
W H Y COMMERIAL BODIES ARE POOR
T i l l . Y T AKE U* WI TH
\.\ EUT
FA K E
l’ I.VN
OF
\l>\ l-.KTISING T ll VT < O M I S TO THEI R N o 'l’K E
i•
w ill
I a » ;i(
her
am
Insurafl.e is Out partial relin*
bition to become a great writer.
paymenl . mn absolution
r-L>- provi«, that lie has som« lai
Fin* ¡ircyeittiun is a mailer of
c i hi -lowing Harri and bis father
. leunbness
and
• i r e f u l 1 ti
t b*
i -* ■ir i v rillin hi loi-elf winch ha *
• t r. id d
m
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f i r* -i oi ,
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■"i 1 .1 me to 1 lear w.il i-t
i bat gr> .;ii-' d I i , hi - I h .1 lit o v> r m . \lr M.irvi: t’ .i fr; I .1 hobby fi-r
. w-f',- Cigli! -IX "I
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'1 l o o i 't h
Oi.Id . 1 a d«*r
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I ' * ¡' lal i tl i .g of a l a r g e a c r e a g e in I i am.,.Ifa,
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w o r - i*
. . .. d y .) 1 ; - - , . o n
Just
-la ho ; fr«*e .d».*1 ritoltimi advertising Tampa and i ue season has not begun.
A cluni*.
( ome down here to I*elis other treasures is, a mummy.
ra,1d,t-or trees m Clay county is only p i t . H i t . : c a n t i e r i
Roberts
-.in mill ¡unti South Florida.* The hook » h i * •In v o r s o ago
\-l. M r
Foster'' w . t * mere, and you ina., soon ride in «rtu* after in- decision to give Paulino
Afloliier indication that the people of siery mill, (»udsdeil. Alii
!.. Ih* 5o per ecnt advertising add 5tl in * . arwater and wanted $5uii to grown on your own yea. i
Fell* h e r trip, lie i s silling in the libniry
Florida are 'beginning to discover near ClaXt.in (i:t . was pia et. Lid
when he is attached by one of his
p.
r
real
text
and
to
be
printed
on
money producers that have hereto land, Fla.”
• » i il.! li a Fosti r Bureau lor* and lucre Tribune
faintitti*
-pollWhen in a semiTine
b.,,.i,
paper
The
advertising
fore heen overlooked or Jicglorted.
l o Î., •• spl i ce III Ills gUl d.
bookiio,i,
.Him,
-iu,te,
the mummy steps
page** wer........... -IJ al $100 a page T'l. i i hire Is .-.(il lo Ilei [i lite Fi
There are probably other thing* now
('
d.'V.ii [""in her ease ai d addresses
The huai, wo aid easily cost $10,00(1 fu
upnotiei d wliich in future days will
! ...d, ni ni 1 Imago T n i i n e
lot
him
help bring- cash into the trade chanPhiladelphia, Dit
, T he lir-.r n. prodii , , Sgurtng 100 pages, and ( huaro Keeord Herald Florida ili
Ocala, Fla. Oct, I
Judge Bul
nel« of our state. Bradenton n Her two games bel wecu the Pluladc! t In-, advertising if all of lite 50 page ti •*n-. and so on ad lib.
This muses an attack of heart
lo. 1. of tin* circuit i-nurTt- holding a failure resulting in his death.
ald. '
His
phia American- and the Bo-ton S-i wer.- i nVa-li would produce a reieI'i il I* why Florida riuniti.Trini
special session in Ocala lo try Albert will, when read, leaves one-half of
tionuis fnr the loi-.-vall champion-I uuino.- id
>d $5.000
The |>ropusition was hodle- are kept poor
They have
Tim $500,(101) steel mill of the ship of llii* w.nul will be ¡dai ed in turnet .down by the ( hntnher of Itot |.- roed |o .i *, no Mani of ihcci \ Moligli for the alleged murder of h.v fortune 'o bis -on and the other
« ..n r ., r* * .|i.d an it).peal mi» mad.* I lot,*, n cheap**! lo p u l their mon. y hi- vv ||c a i I i \a res -i-l eral 1ear- h. ,1 la 111* adopted daughter, Paul
Burt on-Swartz Company at Perry PhilasUdphta on Onul.-r b an,l
i* nearing completion.
The owners The third and fourth giura x udì 1» to Do* •t >
« linnneial loot tu a o v fool adierti-liii* - l i t u i that i« ago, gialli.*,I a . out mulini c *>f the i ne, .viih a provision that in ease of
hive u contract with the gigantic played in Boston. October !1 at J !
< !■ rw..l-r m i * offered 10 page* for presented to them titan to pay an i asc until the regular term ol court her death before /lie marries Harry
Ctrpentc* O’ Brien Company for all Thu fifth game will he played .in |*200. ur $20 a puge. in other words experienced puidicity man a salary in December.
her share will go( to his secretary.
K B
Bullock for the defense X iW ell,
cypress timber they can handle Philadelphia, ftetoher II and a sixth'tin* offer »n* .i gift of 91.H00 to (hi* lo sprilli the town's money l a way
pleaded for I lie coliti nun lice ou tin*
The latter company ‘has timber and game in Boston. Diinb.-r l , ;l more d t i providing the publishers would that will produee resili Is
Owen is a villain at heart und
ground that the defendant was ill
■
arri
mu
their
contract
and
furnish
timber land in several counties in than four games are m*ce-»ary to ile
It is so much cuMwr to contract and that several of his witnesses pints to secure Paulino'« fortune for
5ii oiiii copies of this beautiful hook.
tbe itatc, aggregating thousands of rido the series.
himself. How these plots were laid,
for $5il() spale in .stime
souvenir
j ' ” 1"
* ....... were unable to be present, Mr. Dun*
, ’’rfs* 10 (Treat is its undertaking
Timi was decidid la.c today ut a There was something wrong some
how
they are curried out and Harry’«
edi ti on litan lo pac n't $600 in i»*u- run 0 j Tuvan*« also made a s trong
J 31
recently placed u mortgage meeting of lito National Baseball where.
share
in protecting Pauline is shown
Big a neat book for the town: it i* ¡dea for a f o n t iunanee
E \Y U n
A man named Thomas offered a
f°r 94,250,000 on record. The two com mission.
oil
the
screen in the different epi
so much easier to . pend $■*»"«> m v|h ,,f url ando und R. ii. Buford of
The umpires will he Klent and ! ¡tage in a book that he was to plate
,
.
,
fompanies are building a joint ramp
sodes of tho *«tory.
*0,nr
foreign manner than to Marittnna, aiding the prosecution;
.....
*t Athenn on the Coast Line Rail- Byron of the National League und in reading rooms in seventeen slates,
Owen is a very remarkaIdo villain,
on
an
automobile
trip
he
was
to
..................
..
n "»«* ■ * ne and ............................gain«» the motion.
rf * r ‘ *omo eighteen miles southeast Uineen and Hildehrand of the Amer
and
leads Pauline into a series of
make ■this summer." [ i cost $240
,l' “ 1 1
i,U " |,r*,,M'r‘
I rough is facing trial for the
0 * crry, for the purpose of getting ican League.
the
most
thrilling adventures.
wou,t! l,riflli ln*
fourth time for the alleged crime.*
No chnhges wcre mnde ín che a puge for his idea. Many a c om -j‘ >'
pUl ,1' no f ° r* the Cnrpenter-O’ ilrien
Harry,
ns
Pauline'« self-appointed
The writer knows he has keyed This L the third county in which ho
Lompany’s use at its mills near rule« fór pluybtg world’« series gano** mercint hodv hit on this stunt, and'
protector
is
kept
a very busy rnan,
although
the
tor
has
been
postponed
»«in**
f“
°l
advertising
that
an
adi,H
*
fared
a
judge.
He
has
heen
«ckaonville, and cypress for the
Playera eligihle to particípate nre:
rescuing
her
from
danger
from
Aug
1st
to
Sept
15th
and
now
vertising
eommittee
endorsed,
ai
d
<ri>
**l
first
in
Lake
and
it
was
then
Uurton-Swnrtx mill, at Perry.— Live
B o s t o n— Cat her, Cnerehum. f’on-\ifmis-ion.
fu
ami
2m
It
i-<i*l
as
h
ig
h
a
I'J.'iH
an
*,*(«i(
r
'ToM
crr.d
to
Citru«
in
order
that
Oct
!-(,
il
is
-aid
tfiat
In
*
has
enough
0»k Democrat.
nolly, (’otterell. Crutrber.
Ihivi*.
1 vv i. i c l t e r s r e c e l v I .1 IM r* ■|■I •
• tl.. .bdeiidant could Ititi* ;,ii impuri
i
i
i
i
i
i
.
i
n
eight
for
the
jaunt
Hi
Ocal. Devore, Dugey, Kv.-r-, l»i!
$ 50(1
ltd V e rilM - n ic n l
In tl s . i i l v .
Survey or** f«r tin* new brick m a d
|r luti trial
\ failure to « ore a verDirecton of the East Florida Fair Iiert. (lowdy, Hess, James. Muran ha- n ft (tt)0 automobile and a pleas
ciitli.m
And
when
ngnin
tt* ■ < '■ itili in Citrus lefl tile alloriieys to were
( he city last Friday and
him
In
the
«locution have recently held an viile,-Mantt, Mrtrtin, M it c bd i, M"- ¡ 1
altead
cago paper $-1.(in a uuery. Real ad- M>eure a change of venue to Marion Saturday.
Tho question is being
m
e
a
n
t
i
m
e
Florida
communities
will
Smith,
Schmidt,
Um0rtant ,neolil(t at Palatka and run, Rudolph,
vertising
brings
queries
down
to
county.
agit.*jted
here
that the commissioners
begin to build sideboard* ahout
, , c? te
* ’ork is progressing Strand, Tyler, Whaling, ’ W hited.
6
to
15
cents.
will
not
pave
through the city limits
i
s aetorily . towards tho coming
Philadelphia— Baker, Burry, Ben their respective towns to contain the
Notire
of
Meeting
of
Hasting«,
in a conversation with
Which
is
cheaper?
T
o
employ
a
, 7 ' , 1 W#B decided >that Volusia der, Bressler, Bush, Collins, Coombs. influx of n(*w citizens Thomas i« to
the
editor
Jhe
surveyor said: “ M y
The
first
business
meeting
of
the
commercial
secretary
and
have
your
send
down
here—
40,000
ho
told
the
l_ . °! r
Couat counties be Davies, Davis, Kopf, -Lapp, .Mrinstructions
nre
to survoy straight
Woman’s
Club
will
he
held
nt
tho
queries
cost
you
5
to
15
cents,
or
Sun—
40,000
count
.'cm
on
your
to
in
Putnam nnu
and Avoy, Mclnnea, Murphy, Oldring,
.»
— «Join
—• ■
*• *with
a n rutnnm
Star Theater Wednesday afternoon, through the town, the contract call«
not
employ
a
¿ommerclnl
secretary
fingem
;
i
t'*ey
roms
in.
\7e
hnvo
It,
j - vountiea aoriginally planning the Pennock, plnnk, Schang, Shawkcy• and ®verFthlng
evervthlno &*>-»points »to- ——
great* Strunk, ThDmns, Thompson, Walsh unronfirmeU, that he offerdu one and have your queries cost from $5 October 7. All members are urged for an unbroken lino of road."*—'
Hustings Journal.
community the $240 spacu for $76. up to $260 each?— Clearwater Sun. to he present.
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spouse.
!t r i m B S T O W E ^ i j E W
BUDG ET OF O PIN IO N “ JU ST BETW EEN
YOU AND M E .”
SEPTEMBER 22 . 1914
T EE 8 ANPORD HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
"V a t did dey do?”
* forty thousand look Peruna yesterday."
"Goot, goot," exclaimed Jake.
"Py golly. 1 knew dey vould do it.
Day carul’t stop dose Gherman
troops."
BEING A
RESUME
OF
SA N F O R D
U P -T O - D A T E
H APPEN ING S
- --------
- -
Communications for this Column Should be 'Marked "Society Editor", or
Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203
EVEN TH E G ATE PO S T NO T IN IT
•J All Local Advertisement« Under
This Heading THREE CENTS »
Line For Each In«crtion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
FOR SALE
i Tho press dispatches carry the
T
announcement that Ghristmus toys
For Sale-At a discount- Scholar
Luncheon
honor of the 'S eason^ brides and 8hJp in Sanford Business c ()||f.,r
will
he
higher
in
price
this
year
ow
A CHI EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH.
Bishop,
Mr?, Owner unable to use it a n d it will t*
A delightful affair, given in honor brides-elect, Mrs.
ing to the war in Europe. This will
" H E ’LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
Brownlee
and
Misses
Mnbol
Hand,
l»c sad news for the kiddies, for u °f tlto approaching nuptials of Miss
sold a t a sacrifice. Enquire Herald
vast volume of the toys which Santa Ruth Stewart was the luncheon and Linda Lcflier and Genie Wicker be Ofilcc.-10.1-tf.
ing tho honorecs.
*[ It has been suggested by some ■ing pluced in position I want all the Claus brings in his pack arc secured . china shower given by Mrs. J. B.
For Sale or Rent— Two n i e red.
An effective simplicity prevailed
in
the
countries
that
now
ure
at
war.
I
alder
at
her
home
last
Saturday
warped and twisted genius that the doubting Thomases to go down and
donees
at a bargain. W. J Thigpen.
in the dccorntions, the pink and
This has been In thousands of homes across t h e ' afternoon.
President appoint u commission ol inspert tho work.
80-lf
green
tones
of
the
color
scheme
beAs
guests arrived they were
eminent American statesmen to sub- the dream of my life and now th at water the one occupation of the cnA delicious sand*
For Sale— Fine farm of ten acre*
*mit proposals of peace to the war it is a b out to ho fulfilled I can die. tire family is the manufacture of ushered into th e living room, which ing most artistic.
the city
ring kings of Europe, that commis hap p y — that is, after the new' hotel toys of nil descriptions that finally ! looked unusually inviting in its dcc-iwich course was served and the de- ab o u t th re e miles from
find
thrflr
way
into
the
stockings
of
orations
of
bluo
and
green.
(
The
lightfully
informal
affair
was
much
ttis0
two
choicecity
iots.
Goinr
sion to be composed of Theodore has been built for I fully believe
the
children
of
America.
centerpiece
on
tho
library
table
c
a
rj
enjoyod.
Miss
W
hltner'a
guests
[cheap
for
cash
or
c
a
n
.b
e
purclniM^
Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan th a t with the bulkhead nml the new
W d r c »s R „ »-arc o|
hotel Saufard.will.have nothing muru _ . But this year-ail this is changed. *ruul ■OiU-hJw.«4t*|b|“a*gkr*wp'.«i«»rSl»OTt‘'.-*«C*i64aa4aiuc3-RwT®*co ik’.tsUariv '*»* Xfr'TTiiy*
' a n d William How ard-Taft-----Thedeft
tlngcrx
wtrrrh-should
RTTUiihrUlttemi*fW"
Wild’
f
t
1
genusC.
M
axwell,
Morgan.
Bowers;
Misses
Herald
office,
to
bo
desired;—
The
bulkhead
is
so
It is a tremendous ranry~;of—in■kiie kr- w A 'Beaches* LofHorw G enie,
— t ctt r r f ,- -representing • the three ex far superior to anything th a t my fashioninil tho things to delight the nots, and having-em ne ■ftwirr'Nur
For sale oh R e n t » I'ivc acres, tiled
Wicker, Mabel and C h arlotte Hand,
v
tremes of political faith/ hut we fear fondest dreams ever fashioned th at hearts of childrcu-al rhristm a* lim a, way.
land,
I w o " good wells, located just
__________
r
wr»- p iifWfriE ■t tw* triggrrs -nf-bfrh-!
As tho Inst* guesf atrivctT, Max Saidie Williams, Addle Neal, Ruth
rgjtlm a 's________
h t-liaviy
euch a eompuslrm u it'H imi av u itb btf i ♦be
south
of
Station 10 on S. & K. Rail
aurchatgad—Jkltb so much, dynamite. fur going intfi rapn.ry uiv^m ii___ L.jmwgnid rilU».iu a saj>gniiiui y . . e i l u u ^ t ii* a tt^ entered the living room, Mcttinger, Belle Smith, Madeline way. 6 room house.
Sec F. W.
f i r r u M inTTlTiH' thb father of aomW »»earing a large covered basket which, Hill, Anne Higgins, Annie Lee Cald
t h a t the rBter ita blL^ u x p lgsrorrirtTnhF ~wHi n o t ‘tak e -u p
Mahoney
a
t
F
e
rmild's.
<17.i(
«■suiter the dear kings to the four tell a b out it only to rem ark in oass- other Httlclboy or girl whoso Christ* I with an am using -little rhym e he well and Essie Purdon; Misses Lettic
Caldwell,
^jjelpide
Higgins
and
Afito thts honored. Much lo
ing th a t it will he a -work th at will mas this year will, ho indelibry j
For* Sale— Sixteen foot launch,
winds.
surprise
tho
1
.........
.
*1
” ' 1basket contained
*_1 1 nic W hitner assisting in serving.
stand as a monument to the city stamped upon their memory as u pc- her
three (horse motor-clinker built, hull
in good shape.
Cheap for cath.
From little sprouts big trees will council nnd the men who are doing riod of sorrow und hunger and suf many useful pieces of beautiful
Children’t Partita
china.
the work. When completed it will fering.
C. H. Iserm an, Sanford.
‘ G-tfc
often grow. '
Little Miss Evelyn B ig|ers was
Tho doors to the dining room
Tho great newspapers of the
We trample upon the sprouts of probably bo ono of the beat pieces
For Sale— M y transfer busineu.
to d ay and gaze with ndmiration of work in the atato and will Inst United States are cooperating in an were then throw n open, repealing a the h a ppy young hostess to a num
ber
of
her
friends,
in
celebration
of
-beautifully
laid
table,
the
color
Cheap.
J o b . Harris«.
7-2tc
effort
to
bring
a
little
sunshine
into
long
after
all
of
the
present
genera
upon t h e . giants th at were sprouts
scheme
of
bluo
andgreen
being
par
her
eighth
birthday
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
tiftortho
lives
of
the
children
of
Europe
tion
are
dead
nnd
gono.
The
work
of a former generation.
For Sale— Hound pup for »ale
And it is much tho same in munic has been going ahead quietly and ley sending a Christmas ship across v»0*» oul »n m an y pret,ty way«.. At noon, from three to six.
cheap.
J u s t tho right age to train.
The
little
folks
made
m
erry
until
ipal affairs. We think too much of but few people realize that such a the Cfater. A great ocean liner will each plate was a wineglass contamR. ji. L ynch, Sanford, Fin., Route
the
afternoon
was
on
th
e
wane,
be*
filled
with
toys
and
gifts
of
ev1
ing
grspojulce
nnd
ns
each
guest
had
th e ending and not enough of tho great undertaking is .about to lie
' .
S-tfr
when E v ely n ’s Mama served the No. 1,
beginning. We overlook tho little consummated and few Vvill realize ery description and when many a | been warned:
party, which was v?ry much enjoy
'th in g s of today which have in them after it is finished th a t it means so little one awakes on Christmas "Before of luncheon she partakes,
For Sale C he a p —Ono largolmr*e,
ed
by all.
morning
some
of
the
sting
will
be
A
toast
to
the
Bride
euch
one
makes'
much
to
our
city.
th e making of the big ones of to
one mule, three Wagons, hurne»i,
The big white birthday bake, with plows and tools. Ja». (”. Harri»*
morrow.
Here is one who realizes the mag taken out of their grief through t h e ' t h e variety of toasts given provokThis tendency of human nature nitude of tho work and one who will medium of tho things which the *"g much laughter. «At the conclu- it» pink and green candle* was the ___ _______________________ T-Ute
Pink olean
is strikingly illustrated in the case of give due credit for the same, San Christmas ship will bring to them, «¡on of a delicious luncheon each center of attraction.
T O RENT
ders
_
and
green
fern»
feature^
the
It
is
a
beautiful
thing
to
do
and
guest
was
presented
with
u
small
a gentleman who hud occasion to ford will bo one of the prettiest
envelopc,
scaled
with
a
blue
forgetdecorations.
Evelyn
was
th
e
recip
spend a week in a country town, plnces on the St. Johns, one of the the response which is already being
For R ent— Furnished rooms for
a n d was remarkably impressed by prettiest cities in Floridn and one of made, to the appeals of the great monot and green leaves and bearing ient of m any pretty gifts, among light housekeeping. Apply to Mr».
-"After
Dinner them being u set of silver iee cream
th e uniform courtesy shown him by the healthiest when this is finished. hearted, considerate men a t the head the inscription
Thoughts,"
which
p
r
o
v
e
d
to
bo
witty spoons, the gift of her grandm other. Furcn, 117 Laurel nvonuo, city.
of
the
movement
insures
its
success.
th e çitigens of the place.
Could any moro be said?
. !»-tfc
It is America's tribute to the inno- conundrums, th e solution of which Enjoying Evelyn’s hospitality were
If he was interested in a puhlic
Irene McGaghin, Emily Griffin. Ver-«
cent sufferers of the greatest crime caused much merriment.
For Rent Rooms for light tmu-v*building, or a park, or a manufac
*i "Sit tjghl! D on't rock the boat! in all history.
Besides the honoree, Miss Kuth gic Horne Hyman. Florence and Hel keeping. 919 Oak Ave.
9-tf
tu rin g enterprise, a dozen men were
T h a t’s tho watchword today. T h a t's
Stewart, those Ipvited were:
Mes- en Witte, Irm a Smith. Olive Renrea d y with information and explan
For Kent House and five ,i i r* - «f
the first duty of every American at
d a mos M M Stewart, E E. Cox. frne. M argaret Peter». Deane T u r
ations, pointing out the various adland
two miles from city on Wot
this moment. T h a t is what this
George Hyman, Jas H. Law-son, W ner and Dick Terheun.
advantages, and with ever a good
Side
Also furniture and guns lur
country needs to keep it straight
E. Belts, W. C. Bray and G. P.
word for the people.
They made
sale.
House cun he rented until t
und safe and true to its course— a b
— LoCell; Misst*« Edieth anti Minnie
In honor of hi* sixth birthday
him welcome.
next
August.
W S, K em per
v jp
solutely all it needs."
Wanted Gentlemen roomers at Stewart, Ruby und Daisy Betts. Mauler i
>n Washburn 'Mabry
A few weeks Inter while traveling
316 E. Fourth St,
Tho above is the opening pa ra S tu m o i l ' s .
Clara Milien, M ary Gutchel and entertained with a beautiful birth
Piano to runt for the season
in
in another state he fnet u manufac
graph of a recent editorial in tho
9 -lltp
Jimmie
Luing.
day party Monday afternoon at the quire at I I I Second street
N lie
tu re r who was in search of a change
Chicago Herald.
It is sound a d
handsome home of hi* a u n t, Mr»
of locution for his plant. He men
Take Notice 1 will rent, »ell.
vice.
Let every business man in
For Rent Nice furnished rooms
HVffding
CatiU
G. F. Sm ith. A happy time was en trade or build you a house on c.i>y
tioned the place he had recently left,
Rock Hill realize that at this mo at Stumon's. $1.26 a week and up.
Mr. ami Mm. ChurU*« Mooney joyed by tile gay little folk» with terms. J, M iimoii, 601 Palmetto
a n d spoke in glowing terms of the
ment calm confidence and calm 316 E. Fourth St.
9-l3tp
Hnnd
have issued invitation» to the romps and game*. . in the "donkey avenue.
‘ people, their characteristics, and
:i nit
thankfulness are the first duty.
marriage
of their daughter, Mabel game" the prize, a One box of can
especially of their courtesy to the
Both are justified by the favorable,
For Rent f'heap for Cash Twenty
Elizabeth to Mr Archibald Luciu» dle* wu» won by Rose I.aVerne Hurt
N O T IC E
stranger within their gates.
situation in which we find ourselves
acres of good hummock land all ’ i >-l.
Hells,
the
wedding
to
take
|ducn
The
a
t
t
r
a
c
t
!
vent**«
of
t
lie
home
T he manufacturer was m urh im
ltil t!
According to the Boston Globe,
waa enhanced buy it* decoration* Call or write A. M. Tyler.
Wednesday evening, September
pressed, and a few days later visited
"The concensus of opinion of some As 1 liave charge of the business of the at the C hurrh'oJ the Holy Crons.
of
pink
ami
white
cut
flower*'
and
Five acres tiled lund inside cU?
.the place. He is there now. with his
Guarantee Co., East San
of the keenest and most far sighted Title Rond
A reception ut the home will fol green ferns.
limits
for rent, near brick road ant
factory nnd his 150 employes.
men ia that the United States is- ford Lam! ljengue, anti W. A. Whit low the marriage ceremony, from
To the mimic of
lively march loading »(alien.
Apply to A !'
' Truly; a man can have a won
enlenng on an era of pros per 11\ comb, I cun be found in the Tax As nine to eleven.
th
young
people
ordt*d
t
h
«
1
room
Connelly.
Sanford.
Florida.
2 tf
derful inffuénce upon the future of
that will completely overshadow lessor’s Office in the court house,
several
timAs,
marching
into
the
------------:--------------------------------------his- own town. •
even the great periods of business
dining room and around the laide,
^ or tent- 40 aere» Hied I at ml tn
Stocking Shower
T H O S . K. D A T E S
.prosperity that have already conte
upon
which
was
the
pretty*
birthday
,
u
body well loca led, A. I’. Connelly,
One
of
the
delightful
aerie»
of
en
\
You hear a lot about war time
to this country since the civil war.
102-tf
cake
with
its
»ix
pink
candles.
To
109
Magnolia St.
tertainments
being
given
for
Mins
prices and what an awful struggle
They assign many sound reasons for
the
sound
of
merry
laughter,
great
Mabel
Hand,
prior
to
her
wedding
we will have this winter to mnke n
For Rent Furnished office e q uutills.
■was the stocking »bower at the home fun was enjoyed in their efforts to ped wit It roll top desk, office chair»
living and yet little Cupid'goes right
"T he first and the one which is
As each and (aides
of Mis» Elizabeth McLaughlin. Fri blow out th e cnndles.
on and a marriage is noted every
Also a roll top dc«k,
the most significant to many of them
guest
passed
the
littl«
1
ho»i
there typewriter desk and other equip1
W
ill
h
r
Riven
in
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
on
day
afternoon
week in Sanford
This certainly
is jthat we have gone through a
The rooms of the lower (lour were * ms given u pretty junk crepe paper
shows tho confidence the young
fur sale or rent. Herald nth >
■.
season
of business depression for the Thursday
Evening, charming in their decoration» of bon bon bag filled with candies meat
people have in the future of Sanford
_______ ____
_________Jj'J-tf
first time in our history without a
pink hihiscun und anpiirugu» fern in Cake anti ice cream were served out
a n d demonstrates to me that the
For Rent Several good office«
panic.
th
e parlor and dining room, und red upon the p r e tty luwn anti the happy
fu tu re of Sanford will a t least be a
over
Yowell's.
Enquire Vowel!’*
"W e have seen Europe throw hack Beginning October Jst. Rates on hibiscus and ferns in the hall.
group dispersed with th e conviction
fu tu re of married people. I t aeems
store.
6-U
Into this country, from $26p,000,000
application.
In thodining room the table was tho that it was .the nicest paYty ever.
t h a t the contagion has spread to re
to
}300.000,000
worth'
of
securities
center of a ttraction .with its perfect Many loVely presents testified to the
MaJorlc A. Boor Instructor of Violin
MISCKLANEOUS
m ote placet and the lightning hns
and have Been these securitiea ab
As
appointments.
From the ceiling to popularity of the little host.
s tru c k in many spots.
Old and
W anted-—Flowing or te a m work
th e corners of th e table were rope» sisting in serving were Mrs. Nkfibry
young alike are imbued with the sorbed and the gold sent to Europe
by
man with good .team .
J. K.
without any particular fuss.
DeLANl). FLORIDA
of asparagus fern, ending in trailing nnd Mixs Elizabeth McLaughlin. Summer», care M. S. Nelson, «r
th o u g h t that getting married is the
“ We have scon a tariff enacted
Harton's guests were Rose Lasprays and outlining a tracery of
. th in g and they are getting married
phone Lord’s Station.
5-tf
lower
th
an
the
Wilson
tariff,
and
Verne
H urt, Katherine Symes, Legreen
upon
the
white
cover.
Pink
without loss of time. I am glad to
yet we have seen raw wool, one of
Wanted Work of any kind Si ■■«■
alfuded candles in white candelabra Ciaire Jones, Georgia Mobley, Eliz
no te this in our people. -There in
LEGAL ADVERTISING
the
beat
tariff
barometers
there
is,
preferred.
Joe Saqcer. care of M.tlabeth
W
hitner,
Elizabeth
McCuladorned
the
corner».
Tho
c
enter
nbthing th at spells as much for a
sell higher than before.
lotigh
of
Orlando,
Mitry
Elizabeth
lem
fruit
stand.
H-ltp
piece
waa
a
green
basket
tilled
With
* plijce as the idea of, people getting
In ( s u r i o f C o u n t ? J u d g e , « r m l n . l e Co u n t ? ,
"W e have seen a delicate railroad
Hl al e of Fl ori da
pink double hibiscus.
From the a n d 'C a m illa Fijleston, Olive Newm arried and settling down in homes
l want a. good man with n geml
f s K t l i l e *1
situation t h a t would,' have created a In
chandclivr, suspended by green rib tnan, Thom as Wight, Deane Turner, team to plow 15 acres a t Cameron
H e lens S c h n e id e r , d e te s t e d .
of their- own; The Jolly bachelors
Notte*
is
h
e
r
e
b
y
given
t
o
nil
w
h
o
m
It
m
t
y
* ure all well enough in the joke book financial panic at Any timo in the concern, t h s t o n tho i l t h d e y ol M srch, bons, hung .the, pretty little bou - Albert Connelly and Robert Adams. City, Sanford, Florida. The 16 nere*
past studied over and pondered over A. D. I S I S . ! sh s tl a p p l y t o t h s llo n o rth l* vfenirs, sachet bags of straps of the
b u t they do not pan out in real life
is known as the Joshua Powell furm.
(J. U . 'H e r r i n g . J u d g e of sa id C o u r t , as Ju d g e
in a way th a t has simply taken the ol
S urprtV Partu
P r o b a t e , for m y final d i s c h a r g e a* A d m in bride's wedding-«own.
a n d I think th a t the most lonesome
Go and look ijt- the land a n d tell me
is t r a t o r , C . T . A., of t h s e s t a t e of Helena
breath from speculators."
Mrs. W. B. Noclls was delightfully
T he merry group of guests were
' a n d most selfish person on earth is
S e h p t ld e r , d e c e a s e d ; a n d t h a t a t Iba aama
how
much you will plow it fur per
The Globe continues: "W h y then tim e r wilt p r e s e n t m y Unat a ccounts a t given pencil a n d paper and told to surprised by her many friends and
t h e bachelor who fondly imagines
acre
and harrow it, and an y root*
A
d
m
l
n
le
t
r
a
t
o
r
,
C.
T
.
A.,
of
sa
id
«
l
a
t
a
,
a
nd
have we had a business depression in atii for t h e i r a p p r o v a l .
write "The best way to retain your neighbors, upon the occasion of her you find cut them out and pile them
t h a t he is reducing the high cost of
D a t a d A pril 3. A. D. 1914.
the fsce of these things? Simply be
husband's affection."
Many and birthday laat Friday evening at her
living by eschewing marriage. Cer
DON,
Now’ I want a
cause a great many people thought A d m i n is tr a t o r cura TJeOs tHa mN e nGt oO R Annex«
They and burn them .
o*
varied
were
the
ways
suggested
and home on French avenue.
ta in ly (t is not good for man to live
first
class
jo
b
'd
o
n
e
.
The caretaker,
t
h
e
P
e
t
a
t
e
of
Helen*
B
cbnelder,
deceaeod.
we ought to have it; we should have
with them all the good
9-13, 10-30, J 1,-31, 12-32, 1-19. 3-tS.
■ rea d aloud to th e accompaniment of brought
alone. The Bible teaches this great
Mr.
Marshall
irt
Cameron
City
it; and m u st have it; it was d\ie. It
things t h a t constitute u real party,
t r u t h and th a t it is a great tru th is
Notice ot « » p lic a tio n -for T a i D e ed Under joyous laughter a n d will he treasured
Grocery
Store
has
charge
of
my
was
largely
a
mental
state.
There
« r e l i e n STS ot Ik* C e n e r a i .Statuirà
am ong the .bride’s souvenir clip lovely presents, Ice cream and cakes,
exemplified in every day life. The
place. Mnke your price to “ Owner
Notice ia h e r e b y given t h a t W, A. Minwas no real need of it or for it. nlek,
homemade
candies
and
fruit
punch.
together with tho original
p u r c h a s e d Of T a a C e rtific a te No. I22S, pings
happiest people on earth are the
Business men see th a t moro clearly d a t e d th e 3rd d a y of J u n e ^ A . ^ t . i l l s , haa verses pinned to the gifts, many Among the gifts was a very lovely J. P.," 26 Colombin St., Hcmpstcn i,
m arried people who know how to
«aid c er tif ic a te in m y office and haa
H-4tc
now. B u t many of thorn are more filed
silk dress pattern, tho gift of all L. I„ N. Y.
m a d s a p p li c a t io n for t a a d e e d t o | u « a In -pairs of beautiful silk hosiery.
live and they get the beat out of
a
c
c
o
rd
an
c
e
w
ith
law.
S
a
id
certificata
e
m
satisfied apparently because we have braces t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d 1 property
Another game enjoyed w*as the present.
I wish to rent one or tw o room*
Ufa. On the other hand th e man
h*d it. And they have learned some s itu a te d in Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, to- making of tho greatest number of
The game of ‘/R u m m y " was en- with two beds, or one lurge room
who has never married is bound to
will
L o t I t , flth. 3, C a m e r o n .
The aal d
thing." *
land be in g aeaeeeed a t t h e d a l e of the Issu words
from tho names " H n n d - Joyed throughout the evening nnd with two beds by the week, for
be lonesome and can never know
of s u c h c ertific ate in t h e n a m e of C. F.
Business men, "ait tight. Don’t ance
In thia
contest
Mrs. the delicious refreshments were serv one, two or three months, must bo
Cooper. Unleee said certific ale shall be re B etta."
t h e Joys of real home life. Take the
rock the' boat. Keep ita head well d e em ed a c c o r d in g t o law , t a x deed will Bishop won the* prize, a p r e t t y little ed upon the lawn.
closo In and good neighborhood.
boys who - are single and ask them
laaue th e r e o n o n t h e 13nd d a y of October,
The occasion was a .complete sur Send price to " J. P." 26Xolombi»
. i t i 4. — .V,
■ 1
- •
-a
. - -. fancy work a p ro n .
.
.
t
bow they ’ ar* 'farin g -a n d they will up /ipalpat the sea. D on’t let it fgq A.-WDitness
m y official s i g n a t u r e and seal
into the trough of waveal"
Delicious refreshments of cake a n d prise to Mrs. Noclls, who was grate St„ Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.
8-8lc
this th e 1 9th d a y of S e p t e m b e r . A. D. 1914.
tell you they sre tired of restaurant,
• • • ,Y
(teal)
,
E . A. D O U G L A S S ,
cream
were fierved and tho guests fully appreciative of (he kindness of
h o tel and boarding house and each
C lerk C l r e u t t C o u r t , Se m inole Co., Fla.
For Exchange— Solid coin silver
B y Jaa. C. R obe rta , D. C.
departed with h e a rty good wishes her friends.
a n d every one of them are pining \ A good German citizen who shall
9 -T ue*-6te
watch,
gold inlaid engine, 17 jewel,
for the young hoateaa who had so *Those conferring the pleasure were
fo r home cooking and are trying be nameless, aside from the appelai
N
e
t
lt
*
of
A
ppltratlen
fer
T
e
i
adjusted,
Elgin movement for au
Deed
Lader
Mesdamea Theo. Schaal, Jam es Hoograciously entertained them. . . .
th e ir beat to get board with « o n e tion of Ja k e, haa been watching with
H e c l l e w S T t ot the General Ht«tniea
tomatic
piatol.
Also, bicycle fram*
interest
th
e
progress
of
th
e
Kaiser's
N otice la hereby given that W. M.
Invited to m eet th e honocee were iehan, M. II. Hynes, Joe Fernandez,
privAt* family where they can in a
l l a r n r s . p u r c h a s e r of T e a Certificate No.
•wanted.
W.
S.
Kemper.
8-2tp
troops
in
the
present
war
and
n
a
t
J.
P.
Butler«
M.
Gardner,
.Hog6n
m easure make up for the food prob
41», d a t e d t h e S th d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1*11. Mesdamea Bishop, Ernest Betts an d
has fifed sa id certificate In m y office a n d haa J .
urally
he
haa
been
much
elated
over
and
Mother
Hoolehan;
Messrs.
B.
Lawson;
Misses
C
harlotto
le m And get a taste of domestic hapm a d s a p p l i c a t i o n for la x d e e d to Issue lo
W anted— Carpenter work by »
the success and haa discussed the a c c o rd an c e w i t h law . S a id certificate e m H and, Rena Murrell, Genie Wicker, Schssl, BoOlehfin, Hynes, Fernan
p in e« .
gang of expert northern workmen
brace* l b * follow ing de sc ribe d pro p e rty sit
m atter^ew ith his frienda, on every oc u a t e d in S e m in o le «County, Florida, to-wlt: Saidie Williams«' R uth Mettipgcr, dez, Butler, Hogan. S ta rre tt, H.
G et marriedl
who intend coming to Florldu to I11*
of N W l i , See. Z4. I p . 30, H. 30 East. Daisy
Betts, Essie Purdon, Eva Smith, Geo. Teratus and A. B. Bol cate permanently. Nothing too d'i
T h a t is tho thing. Now th a t the cfiilon. Like some of the rest of us TS hWe I isaid
l a n d being as sesse d a t t h * d a te of
th e Issuance of such c ertificate In the name W alker and* Anna McLaughlin.. This ton.
s t a r t has been made I want to aee he ia not familiar with the names of of
or small for ua to handle in a speedy
B e a t h a m . * B b a ek lelo a . * Unless said cer
all
the
towns
which
have
appeared
tifies!* s t i l l b e r e d ee m e d a cc ording t o law, afternoon tho young ladies of St.
« very bachelor in Sanford tied up in
and
tiorkmaniike manner. Unques
in the dispatches and the fact gave t a x deed will im u e th e r e o n o n t h e X3nd day Agnes Guild will entertain with a
Cfa*» M ttlingz
t h e next twelve months.*
tioned references and full particular*
of O c to b er, 1914.
• ' .
opportunity for a J o k e at" his ex
The S unday school class of Mrs.
W itness m y official s i g n a tu r e a n d « a t miscellaneous shower for Miss H and
' • • •
to interested parties. C. B. Fslor,
t h is t h e 1 9 t h . d a g pf R e p le m b er. A. D. 1914.
pense
the
other
day.
.
—
'
Roberts
held its first business meet
a
n
d
on
Thursday
M
rs.*R.*J.
Holly
1 I have been keeping quiet about
• kf A D O U G L A S S :
Mogadoro,. Ohio.
9-3tp
C
lark
C
i
r
c
u
it
C
o
u
r
t
;
Sem
inole
Co..
Fla.
will entertain w ith another shower. ing for tho fall a t the home of their
Jake waa accosted.by a friend who
.th e bulkhead because I wanted the
Jaa. C. R o b e rta , b . C.
teacher on Laurel avenue, Friday
9-Tuee-Slc
Boarders-W anted— 13.60 per week
g r e a t work to get fairly atarted be remarked: "Well, Jake, did you see
Afltrnoon Shower _
evening with a good .attendance. for board an d lodging. Last house
fo re I called a ttention to th e fact what the Kaiser's a r m ^ d i d yeatorMi
Meli Whitner entertained Plans for th e winter's work were dis- on East T hird St., C. W. Drigg*rt*
vuai
m oe concrete posts
pom* day?"
a n da now th
a t th
charmingly
Mopdsy afternoon -in
(Continued on Page 6)
.
9-9tp
t h a t will form tho bulkhead are be-J "Veil, m aype not," waa the Ire-
Too Late To Classify.
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Afternoon and
and Friday Morning
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1911.
VOLUME V!
NO
10
- 11
the city council
MET IN REGULAR
SESSION MONDAY
II. Y. 17 V. Noli’»
Our union held it» regular Sunday
evening service in the "»hack” nt
6:45 p. m. Our subject was "Cain,
the First Child ” This program was
nhty rendered by member* of (¡roup
No 2, with Mr». \Y. E. iletts ub
leader.
NO
R ESU LTS IN
[ N S U E K T E V X E S deredr“
_____
Methodist Church
Sunday »chool se.ssion 9:45 a. m.
A class and a welcome for every one.
Services al I 1 o’clock, subject of
sermon by pastor. "Standing with
God."
Evening worship, 7c30, subject of
-pwsHir**—’wvrrmTr* *™^WrfTS
spccial invitation -td- the young
_ _ _ _ _
jTTt------Song. W h it r r t h a n Snow, by memhers of Group.
Scripture Lesson, Gen. 4, 1-16, by
Mr. S. G. Kennedy.
The Birth of Cain, by Mr. I- T.
■ City council met In regular sta
Bryan.
tion Sept. 21at,' 1914 at 7:30 p. m.
Cain’s Sinful Deed, by Mr. B. ,H.
Present: B. \V. Herndon, president;
C. H. Dingec, J . Adatns, J. D. Dn- Davis.
Cnin Called to Account, Miss
rison.' R.’ C. Maxwell, II. £ . Tolar,
W. W, Abernathy. Minutes of last Mary Gatchol.
Special Song, by Mrs. \V. E. Betts
meeting read and approved.
.Mr- c - G. Wing appeared a n d ask and Miss Mary Gntchcl.
Cain Leaves Home, by Mrs. W. E..
ed that the council order Tenth
Betts.
itreet opened where it crosses the
Cnin Away from Home, Mias
A. C. L. nt the new depot. Same
Ruby Betts.
besoons from Cain's Life, Mr. 8 . G
with power to act.
The assessment of Mrs. Carrie Kennedy.
This proved a very interesting
Spencer on Lots 1 to 5, Block 14,
Tier 4 was on motion reduced from program dnd was thoroughly en
jo y 'd by all present. Our subjects
16.200 to *4,200.
Moved and seconded th a t the seemXto be more interesting each
We had forty-one in a t
printing of the ordinances be placed Sunday.
tendance
Wo »till extend a cor
in the hands i/f the ordinance com
mittee, they to report action /it the dial invitation to anyone who wishes
to attend these meetings with us,
next meeting. Carried.
Cor. Sec.
Moved and seconded that the cityattorney be instructed to a t once
Baptist Church Services
proceed to collect all outstanding
9:30
Sunday School, Bally u
paving and sidewalk liens, and till
Graduation Day.
tax certificates th at had btjen certi
11:00 Preaching. " T h e Sunday
fied to him. Cnrried.
School as tin Institution of Learn
Petition large signed by the resi
ing," subject of sertdon by the pas
dents of Sanford Heights was pretor
»enli-d, and after the opinion of the
:i in Jr It Y I* I
city health board was asked and
fi 45 Sr ' it N 1’ 1
given, the council declined to make
7:45 Preaching, " T h e Judgment
any change.
Day "
Thp matter of connecting the
Welcome, always welcome.
Tukach budding with the new sewer
GEORG E 11YMA-M. Pastor
wss referred to the street committee
with power to net
Among the prominent vi-itors to
The mayor recommended that the the city on Wednesday were Henry
city dedicate one or more parks to Futeh and Dr. J.- W Nixon of Ghuthe use of the children of the city Muoia.
Action was deferred for further eon-|
--------------------------- Llidcration. Council adjourned
M W LOVELL.
Clerk
”T0 RE COLLECT]
AT O N C E .
VAST ARMIES STRUGGLE FOR
WARD AND BACK IN WHAT
SEEMS FRUITLESS EFFORTS
The public is cordtatty invltwiFTo
all our services being held in- the
Star, Tbepter j ^ i l e /Die jjrw ehurwh
is being erected on corner*-•CtT'aftt
avenue and Sixth street.
On Sunday, Oct. 4th will be Rally
Day in the Sunday school and
Home Coming Day for the cbngregntion.
Let every Methodist in
Sanford and vicinity k$iow th a t
their presence is earnestly desired,
anti th e public will find a M ethod
ist handshake awaiting every visitor’
The pastor is earnestly endeavor
ing to be what a true pastor wshould
be in h city. He heartily appreci
ates the cooperation being given him
in this great work. As we are en
tering the season of the year when
the visitors are coming into our city,
let every Christian seek out these
who come into our midst anil give
them an invitation to the services
of the churches.
THE RIVERS AND
HARBORS BILL
SAVED IN PART
ri ^r’H
¡tV^’ f’
PROJECTS ALREADY.
v-
**
-và
JVUTTO SUFFER
jB
. Washington, D. C., Sept. 26.— t
I :J
T h i-s ta te m e n t made hero today b y
Senator D. U. Fletcher of Florida,
chairman of the’ schato comm ittee
on commerce, that the recom m itting
of the rivers und harbors bill to t h a t
committee * with the recom m enda
tion th a t it be limited to $20,000.000 would not injure. Florida
waterways improvemtnta which havo
'i
already begun or which have been
J -L
provided for in former acts of con- ,
gross;
a n d tho insertion in tho Con
London, Friday 11 a. m.. Special havdj rallied all along the line and
gressional
Record of a speech -by
to Herald
Zeppilin coming from the hefcat of the combined Austrian
Congressman
S. M. Spnrkamn of
Thnurnot dropped three bombs on and .alrnfftn forces i* assbred as the
Florida
replying
to atta ck s on th o
R
u
s
<
f
e
#
s.
out
number
their
oppoOut end ps capes. . City terrorized.
bill wore features of this m atter to
n e n tiw e n to one and are forcing
day.
Paris. Friday 11 a. m., Special to thcirflfWays through Galliriu by
In ortler th at many of the mi*Herald
Von Kluck’» communica shet-rgw ^fght of numbers. The Rus
stalements
ns to what the pruning
tion* cut by French cavalry at C a l sian» have all the supplies needed
down
of
tho
rivent and harbors bill
eb*!.
and Jfn unbroken line of communi
The Judgm ent Day
would
do
for
Florida
rflight bo offset.
cation with their base.
Senator
Fletcher
said:
On
next
Sunday
night
Rev.
George
Petrograd, Friday 11 a. m., Spec
TM sinking of the three sub
"I would be glad if you would sa y
ial to Herald.— Russians enpture mania» has giVen art added vigor H ym an will deliver a sermon on the
Prizeworsk und Lancut on way to to thé British fleet and under the jul- above subject. So many people ure •That all projects now under way o r
Cracow.
vice pi the bends of the Admirait)* to face the Judgm ent that it is well which have been duly provided for
they will ta k e a more aggressive thut as much as possible be under heretofore by nets of congress will
Copenhagen, Friday 1 I a. m.. part **in the blockade, even to nd- stood in regard to the same. This not «u(Ti*r at all. The only ones to
Special If) Herald
Great buttle rag vnn'tivg upon tlif German fortifica subject will be used on next Sunday be affected are new cases. They will
ing near Rreslai)
Thirty warships tion- that bow block tin- entrance night
The Hnpti-t church i» lo have to await another time,’"
seen steaming into •Baltic in K a tte to t tw Kid canal
Sparkman in Denial
cated at the corner of Park avenue
t
gat
Nationality presumably B rit
On the house side of tho capitol.
and Sixth street
In the east the allies have the best
ish.
Large audiences continue to hear Congressman Sparkman, although
of the engagements and are »b>wl\
Mr
Hyman each Sunday evening. permission wui refused him to reply
Re porta (rotti t be disustvr in whicb forcing (lie Germans In retire. I li It is predicted that this winter will on the Door to attacks made on tho
thè Hritish lost threo cruiser» al ions Hie retreat is made in good or see tin* largest audiences at church bill, succeeded tn having his speech
Emsden heing tori» loed by Germati der CPVT-red by t he heav\ siege gu li in l lie history of Suolimi.
The go into the Record. In making tho
submarine t» tinti «i.xty olllcer» l o s t lt will soon become a rout, in wtin li crowds at the lluptist church ibi» position of the members of the rivers
their live»
List of killed not yi-l eV^tit tin- German- will sutler hen\ summer, if taken a» a itasi» of reck and harbor.» committee clear on this
obtatnabb- bui must ite heavy. con- ily
•’S
oning will certainly bear nut this matter, Mr. Sparkumn said in p a rt:
Th< .dlies have several plans per opi moil
sidering thè loss of olllcer».
Time will not admit of a specific
The alile- ari- re vi veli by thè die», fected to cut the German [try of J
reference to all these waterways trnr
paliites -tutmg that ni another week r u m i ' nfi-Tii i o n * orni* 1 1»*t r ritfht
of a detailed answer to the critlcLima
all Gali'ii wdl In1 occupled by thè Winy i»* tuniiwl
rd a
kw,r<j
Mr Freur of Wisconsin makes of
Bil-sian force»
I »espile thè retrent mow lient of tbc tierinans »pull» dis
their treatm ent of the pending bill.
of Kennekamf thè Rtissian troop» aster
of them, however, the Ocklailtuigrt City uf SitnforH. ISM
WORK IS TO HE RESUM ED
wnha and Kissimmee river, being in
1)is burse me ut*
ON T U E NEW B A IT I ST
a c t mil* for women, a ml flunked h> GRADUATION DAY AT T H E the state of which’ ! have the honor
Rolli ns < allege Notes
t
inn <m
Mayor
nf representing here. 1 shall take tho
TEM PLE
Whoever returns to the Hollins t tiree elajed tennis courts for the.
PtilMMJ
Treasurer <k Assessor
liberty
of noticing, and of dealing a t
FIRST
HAITI
ST
CHURCH
campus. aft**r a summer's absence I» Use of teachers and student»
11 jo.ntr
Clerk & Collector
The building committee ""of the
some length with his criticisms oi
,
,
. a l w a y s impressed afresh with its
The college will open its doors for
SUNDAY SCHOOL
7'jn nn ..Baptist ...1empie
Found Master
met recently and
. * .
.
.
,
the project» submitted for their im
It is perhaps not the thirtieth year on next Wednes
1140.00 decided to resume work on the 'u n iq u e lieautv.
Chief qf Police
provements.
Next
Sunday
will
In*
Graduation
t o o much t o »ay th at no college m i n day morning,
Sijil
to
Several
2500 00 building by (lit 5th, provided
Police Department
"W hen the gentleman strikes thesu
Day
at
tinBaptist
Sunday
School,
inno 00 enough funds can be raised to cover ims m t be enu o try — net Cornell or numbers of the faculty are already
Fire Department
two
waterways he i» particularly
M
Wisconsin has a more charming «¡I- o n the g r o u n d a n d tile o t h e r » a r e on The »chord i* graded according to
Streets & Bridge»
10.000 00 half the cost of construction
An
lut,..I
m,
and
Ikept
I
musite
and severe. characterizing
tin’
ver
'lafu'ti
Unrdetittg
Lake
\
trgl'
m
11 • way
Lighting Street»
5000 00 a« l i v e i .i flit*.tign 1- b e i n g pl anto d t ••
in pert * i iMiniti . a it h ibi- por- the n*h*|5itnn »if tin* lloklltwuha river
. (,*• •*! a , ' .m, of f o u r tal ' » of , \ .iri
Sanitation and street *1*•unWord t a- 1*11(1 r***i\**l **l i fie *.i ur*1 >u tuts v v* (mill Movement of project a* a crooked gatn**, filching
raise tt iamount
act
It l- > *<n
ou- -Pape* o i i l i c f lei) t o g e t h e r by
1nOOO mi
lUi
sublet! death ln-l Saturday in tt>*
T i e auditorium 1» al money from the treasury for the ben
t.i\lg.ihlc
-trcHlli»,
1/ slopes -olilli- ter Hay. Long Island, of Albert Jo tlie country
1
(M
M
)
D
O
leedlng prisoner*
will soon he beard on t lie new build
ready
decorated
(or the occasion, efit not of commerce but to* develop
15000.OU lug. In ease thin plan works then it ward to nearly forty feet to the wa seph White, a member of the incom
Interest
Time
and
money
have not been, water power for tho benefit of ono
2500.00 is promised by the contractot; that ter’s edge. T h e porches and win ing sophomore class.
Water Supply. . .
Mr. White spared in making it the prettiest J. D. Young.
dows of the m en’s anti women’s was one of th e brightest and best
3000.00 »erwices
Sewers......... .
be held in the building
r vices can
ci
Not for J. I). Young
church decorations that has ever
4051.40 byt Vlov. 15th. The auditorium in dormitories rntnm nn a view of the men in college, of a singularly re
Miscellaneous . . .
A special program
"Now. first, I want to deny with
lake, of lilt* woods oti the opposite fined nature, courteous and winning been in Sanford
the front part of the Temple which
bus Keen prepared arid will be ren all tho emphasis at- my command
bank
and
of
th
e
»unset
The
ce
in
JÓ 191 1 40 is now lining constructed will seat at
manners, and line Christian charac dered to a lilrge audience, for tinthat the improvement is to develop
¡.us itsell is grassed, shaded with ter
Receipts
He will lie sorely missed
least 100 more people than the old
friends
of
the
school
are
planning
water power for J D. Young, or any
large wnlit oaks, and decorated with
Current Tux
J4791 1 40 auditorium
The large audiences
to
i-ortu*
tn
l
a
r
g
e
number*
The
pro
one
else, for it has absolutely no
St
License Tax
2000.00 now attending the church demand numerous shrubs and plants
gram
begin»
promptly
at
9
H
I
a
m
foundation
in (act. us a study of tho
Mr*
George
Wjitson
has
returned
the edge of the lake are the larg>
Sanitary
. . _ •
tono 00 more space
The
graduates
are
ax
follow»:
re|»nrt
will
»how.
The gentleman
front
a
visit
to
Mr
Watson’s
mother
collegi* boat house, and two swim
3500.00
County Road & Bridge
was
kind
enough
to
refer to a corFrom
Crwdle
Roll
to
Beginners
«i
Hora
I
City
tiling
and
diving
docks,
one
for
men
500.00
Pound i Dog Fees
Congregational ( hurrh
tatn
portion
of
the
engineer’s
report
_____
i________
Kldredge
Duncun,
Harvey
Vincent,
Fine* 4 Forfeitures
4000.00
Next Sunday morning, i/l the
Thelma Eggc, Ren Glideweil, Wil as proof odf his assertion,- anti yet a
Sunday school and the t 11 o'colck
•J
rtferenen to this garticuiar p a ja liam Whittles«.
•
,
$61911.40 service a Sunday school rally, will
graph
c
o
n
t
r
a
d
i
c
t
.
»
tho
charge
ho
From Beginner» to Primary: \ ’i£Adopted July 20-th, 1914.
be held. Every Sunday school
gio Horne Hyman, Margaret Miller, makes, for it is there shown th a t it
M. W. LOVELL.
scholar is urged to be present and
Pearl Glideweil, Claudia Wright, is not proposed by this im provem ent
• * * . Clerk.’
to bring a friend with him some
Vernie Arnett, Thelma Eaton, Cal to develop any water power w hat
one not going to any other. Sunday
ever." „
Hon. J. H. Lee of Oviedo, the
Next Monday will be a red letter the Sanford C i t y • Schools this year vin McGagnhinf Aland Egge, Merre!
Mr. Sparkumn closed bis rem arks
patriarch of Seminole county and school.
Roberts,
Clinton
Rinc»,
Fred
Week».
At 11 o ’clock a sermon will be day in Sanford as it will mark the ns superintendent anil comes to San
with a statem ent that nowhere etso
one of the most prominent citizens
From Primary to Junior»: Alma
given on " T h e Influence of the Sun opening-of the Sanford City Schools, ford fully cognizant of the high
in this country would more fertile
of this section of the state was in
day School on the Community.” the greatest unset of tho city and an grade of the school» und their for Kirby, Loverly McPherson, Lillian lands lie found titan along the ban k s
the city on Wednesday and paid the
Every parent and every individual, institution in which every citixen of mer reputation a» the best in the Glideweil, Myra Lee, Sarah Wheeless of the rivers in Florida and he made*
Herald an appreciated visit.
not interested elsewhere i» cordially Sanford lakes the greatest interest. south und being fully com petent to Hattie Lewi», Lila Murrell, Dora an urgent appeal thut we pursue a
The opening this year will he made keep them up to the «tutolard has Arnett. Arnold M artin. Robert Wil disc policy of waterway developm ent
urged to be present.
Mr Luca», Erpest
The C. K. Society, at fi:4 5 p m a memorable occasion und in honor been busy for several weeks a rrang liams. Leonard
until the demands of our commerce
Smith.
ing
the
opening
of
the
school.»
and
of
the
event
one
of
Florida's
fore
will have for Its subject,"Every
have been fully met.
From Junior to Intermediates:
Richmond, Va., Sept. 25.— S ta te will have for Us subject, "How Ev most educators will bo present and expects to have the largest a tte n d
wide prohibition won a sweeping vic- ery Christian can be a Missionary.” deliver an address, the Hon. John A. ance ami one of the be»l sessions in Adole Hines, Helen Shellton, KathJydj
At t h e '.evening service, 7v30, the Thackston, dean of tho Teachers the history of the Sanford schools. lrcn B rady, Royal Klintworth, Sam
l°r>’ at the polls in Virginia Tuesday,
Murrell.
Newton
Lovell.
f*lurni showing th a t its supportera subject for consideration will be, College and N orm al School D epart
1’rof. Ezell announces the follow
From Interm ediates to Senior:
t>»d won by a m ajority of 32,825. ” Moses, Failing Vet Victorious," a ment of the University of Florida ing teacher«.
They have not all
Another of the interesting exhibits
This figure will bo increased largely short, practical talk for those who and better known us the State High been assigned to the different grades Lucfle Bines and Joe Laing.
of
an educational nature la th a t of
School
Inspector*.
Dr.
Thackston
In favor of th e dryif when further rc- feel burdciffcd Uhdor their mistakes
at this writing on urcount of some
The public generally is invited to
the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
has
made
the
High
School
bis
life
tiarni are received from counties and yet who long for encouragement.
changes in the »tad.
this service.
which
is conducting a campaign of
work
and
has
accomplished
much
in
Sunday
morning,
Oct,
4th.
the
•hich are inaccessible. With com
II. F.’ Ezell, Superintendent.
publicity
throughout the north.
bis
chosen
profession.
Sanford
is
Lord's
Supper
will
be
received
and
plete returns from all tho cities and
To Meet the Ladles
Messrs. Cardwell and Cohen, tho
High School— Mi«* Clara L. Guild,
forty-four of the one hundred coun- new members, received. Every mem fortunate in having such a well
Mrs. Haze] Stevenson of Jackson former of the colonization de p a rt
j*** and with scattering returns ber \s urged to plan to be present known a u thority hero on opening Principal; Miss Alice M. Tothcrly,
ville,
representing th e Florida Com ment, arc in charge of tho display,
day
and
to
be
given
the
opportunity
Mi«« Flora Walker, Miss Myrtle
from other counties, the total xptc for th a t acrvicc.
mission
of tho P a n a m a Pacific Ex- which consists of fruits, vegetable*,'
of
hearing
from
him
on
the
subject
King and Mr. B. F. Ezell, teacher».
A splendid business and social
t* 121,763. I t is estim ated t h a t the
potdtion
will be in th/> city today grain and other commercial articles
of
public
schools.
final total vote will reach 150,000. meeting of the C. E. Society was
Grammar School Mr J R Wild- with headquarters at the Sanford
The
opening
exercises
will
occur
of the south all the way from Vir
Of this vote the' drys received 77,453 held last Tuesday evening at Mrs.
man, Principal; Mi»» Louise Hnrri- House
Mr». Stevenson i* anxious ginia to Florida.
at
the
High
School
auditorium
on
They have re
Enttminger'A,
with
Mr
und
Mr*
*» against 44,018 or the local optlonMr- Geo, B. Dickinson, Mrs L N
ists.
Harry Kent as hosts. A good time Monday morning, September 28th Luke, Miss Lillian Higgins. , Mi*» to meet the me miters of the Wom ceived many intjufries from interest
a n ’s. Club and the young ladies who ed parlies and it would n o t bo s u r
The citjes expected to roll up a was enjoyed by tho company pres- at ten o’clock. The member» of the Pearl Hunter, Miss Edna Plant.
are desirous of erdisling in the cam prising if. there were a num ber of
school
hoard
of
Sanford
district,
the
majority for the local optiontsts ont and committees were a p p o i n t e d
Mi*.» Carrie Ensminger, Miss Eva paign to sell the Florida dollarp and
county
school
bonrd,
the
city
of
■prung a surprise by giving 1,315 for to look after the District C. E. con
Walker,Miss Clara Millen and Miss obtain a free trip to Galifornia d u r people from this county who will bo
ficials
‘and
o
ther
prominent
people
lured by the riches of tho southern
* dry«. Only four eities, Alexan- vention to bo held in Sanford On
Nita Moore, teachers.
ing
the
Exposition.
Any
one
desir
will
have
a
place
on
the
rostrum
and
agricultural fields. Tho exhibit in
Oct. 30, 31 and Nov. 1st.
m*u Nor,olk’ Williamsburg -and
ing
more
information
on
the
s
u
b
Primary
School—
Miss
Lillie
Fnrnson
the
program
and
the'opening
ex**
one of the n^ost Intereating and in
Prof.
Mnris
begins
his
work
with
Richmond returned majorities fir
wortb, Principal; Miss E dith Stew ject should see Mrs. Stevenson a t structive on the (air ground* and Is
orrises
promise
to
bo
very
Interest
the
Bible
class
on
S
unday
morning,
, e Wet*- The total vote cast by
a rt i»nd Miss Salome H am pton, the Rnnford House between tho well worth vlsltlnf.'— E aston (Pa.)
to* eities was 40,977, of which the Oct. 4th. He will take up for study, ing.
hours of 4 and 5 in thb-afternoon.
teachers.
•
Pjof.
B.
F.
ErcIL4akes
charge
of
Free Press.
d*y« got 21,146. '
"T he Teachings of Jesus.”
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CHURCH W IL L
BE FINISHED
A GREAT BATTLE RAGES AT BRESLAUWARSH1PS ARE VERY ACTIVE
IN THE BALTIC SEA
X
b,,
gJJNDAY SCHOOL
COM M ENCEM ENT
S A N F O R D SCHOOLS OPEN M O N D A Y
m
VIRGINIA HAS GONE DRY
RAILWAY HELPING FLORIDA
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25, 1914
Farmers for Florida
relatives who still live here. Amryig
them is his daughter. Mrs. W. J.
"T here is nothing so important for
David, one son, Dnn
Hart, a Florida a* farm ers." says The Jack
brother. 1 D. Hart and also other sonville Metropolis: "W e have the
children near Sanford.
body lands, the transportation facilities,
A B U N C H OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON* was brought to the hom e The
THE
of hit son the dose markets, and everything
DENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT
in Geneva Sunday afternoon and th a t (s attractive to the man who
«*
the burial took place M onday morn wants to farm a n d make a profit,
REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD
ing from the. Baptist church, Rev. while living com fortably and in a,
Stones
of Oviedo otlirinting.
congenial climate.”
Friday and hi* wife and little son
For
th
e second time within three
Continuing th e Metropolis say*:i
CASSIA CHAT U R
returned with him Saturday
All the railroads entering this
Duncan- Mitchell has the lumber dayk death claimed a resident of
Geneva and again caused sincere
Mi** I Vic Royal left oil S a t u r d a y On the ground to build n house near sorrow among the people. After a sta te have Immigration and land d e - ;
part merits.
T hey are working to j
for Aurora, where she will accept a th e Oliver MilchHI house.
six weeks' severe fight with typhoid build up Florida. They should have,
Hen
Squires
is
having
an
addition
position in the school there. She «ill
fever Miss Jessie Grant died at her
bo missed by here many friend* here built to his home on Cameron avp' home last Monday night at eleven more cooperation from the hoards of
Mrs. J. J. McEwen of Paisltiy nue. Mrs. Squire* will return short o'clock. In view of the long illness trade, from the land owners, and the,
people generally th a n they have had
apent n few day* thin week with her ly from u «lay of several month*
the end was not unexpected, though' {^¡therto
spent
at
their
old
home,
Good
daughter, Mr*. Warren Royal.
none the It** hurting ly her dear old
Some oLiiie. beat, most attractive.
~J. M. 'M rL a rty was a ttuginewrt *, oun<^L» .a.mk- i* »»id to have
widowed inother.-^nUiL-r
recovered
her
health
to
a
great
exI,*
.
,r ,
,nl a.r
[ a n d u;oaU reliable d ata aiiUUJL. the
caller In Tavares last Tuesday.
lives and friend*. Than Jessie there' c
Mias Bertha Saunders returned lenf, for which her fr!irids-- will--re was tio young indy in Geneva more s la te has been compiled by t h r Vari
ous railroads -interested in building
home last Tuesday /ram Savannah, joice.
Homeseekers.aud commission men unassuming, more quiet and hail up the state. Thorn is enough of
Ga., much to the delight of twtr
WOTC .friends. As a tru e Christian
m u t y friends here, where she ha* are beginning to' come out arid look and a good daughter she will lie || this to last for m onths. The state
boani* of trade, for instance, c o u ld 1
fing relatives for the past Ui *ea what the prospects are. They
are fine for a good early season, so greatly missed %in the community. get togsther a n d ta k e all, pierKe it
two months.
She was buried from the Baptist
into a composite form, a n d xo-j
Ttobt. Rose transacted businto* in far,
church. - Tuesday— a lte r no cm . . a t .^ 1
r v t w , -* T H A T .q k -O liH - B U S IN E S S —
Sorrento last Saturday morning. ~
Messra. H arry Geigef, Joe
\Ve carry n complete line of nIHitandnrd makes of Bicycle*— ------spread the gospel of Florida oppor-[
Misses Ollic and Zoln Price of
Smith, Edwin Raulerson, Gcotgej
GENEVA
ITEMS
S
M
B
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5
S
W
B
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Paisley were visitors in our - little
— *r *
MathicuX-ami luunga T Z ik tJ ailmi:
.d m ' o Ti a s . POPE* MOTOR
ROADSTER, HARTFORD. IDEAL. ARDM
concerted effort along such lines
town one day lait week. T h e y were
as pall bearers. The coffin was com
CYCLES,
MOTOR
CYCLE
-SUPPLIES.
would
bring
great
results.
the charming guests of* Mrs. Ruth
Mr*. Claud Patterson has had as pletely covered with floral offerings
Our stock is the largest and most complete th at has ever been
Rose,
Florida is asleep -on her rights, and
her guest recently her brother, Mr. contributed by loving friends, thus
brought
to Sanford. Wc are prepared to supply your wants. We cor
Miss R uth Royal left lasr Sun Winters who Is looking for n new
attesting sympathyr- T h e 'services her opportunities. She is not taking
dially
irfvitc
you to give us a call and get our prices and ternls.
day morning for Melbourne, Fla. location. We hope he found a fu
were conducted by Rov. Stones of Advantage of th e m us she should.
She will be first assistant in “the ture' home in Genova.
WE GIVE SATISFACTION
Oviedo. Mr. Hunt of Oviedo was We are all too busy looking out for
school a t th a t place.
.Mias Miriam Ttrbel is home «gain the undertaker in charge. The sym ourselves, and o u r own selfish injterI 0 8 P a lm o ttn Avo.
Jim and Francis Lee of R a y View from Daytona, where she hn* been
pathy of the entire com m unity V5®!- xsts to devote t h a t tim e to the state
visited friends here on Sunday last. for (tome months.
out to the aged m o th er and other tliut somebody m ust devote to it _
„
C. B. Royal of Sorrento spent
Mis* Nellie Geiger leaves Friday
/
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X ^ 5 M X X 50C X ^ X X X IX X X ^ X X X X X 50C
Monday and Tuesday hero with his to resume her work as teacher*of the r«dative*.
The r o lltlvi*a of Mr. John Hurt
11 httli* timi* .from all of us.
father, Mr. Albert Royal.
school at Pierson.
and of Miss Jessie Grant wish to ex- Ju!,t. B little «“ ention Horn all of us.,
Dave Lockhart and L. Rouse, two
Miss Marie Daniel spent the week j press their sincere thanks to all those ^ust !l ihtle money from all of us.
cattle men of Orlando were passing end with the Misses Howard in
who •'it lovingly assisted in perform a m i . Florida would be put on the
'visitors here one day last week.
Oviedo.
ing the nere.ssary duties, during m ap in a big way. in such a way a*
Mis* Barbara Mrl.uin left last their late afflictions
j *he hus never be«'ii on the map be
Tuesday for Tallahassee to attend
fore.
PAOLA POINTS
the Woman’s College at th a t place.
Now is the tim e.
General farm
.
Resolutions
Mi** Lillie Raulerson of Jackson
crops and food supplies are higher
Whereas,_ our Divine Leader, in than they have been since the Civil
Mr. Bridge visited Tam pa a few ville ia visiting her Rister, Mrs.
His
infinite wisdom, ban removed War.
Homer
Nicholson
and
other
relaThey will be higher before
days last weak' and Mrs. Bridge
from
our midst our esteemed friend th ey will bp lower.
tives.We have mil
stayed with Mr. nnd Mrs. Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. I.ning of Sanford and fellow musician. Georg«' H Fef- lions in Europe to feed that we have
during his absence.
Mr. Bona spent the week end with spent u few day* Ijisl week with nald; ami
not had to feed previously.
This
Whereas, the members of the Sun- rreates
a greater demand on A-merhis wife and her parents and expects their sister, Mr*. W. D. Ballard, who
America has little acreage
fo he established at DeLnnd again hus been sick for several weeks but f«ird Hand have thereby sustained a j,-u>
hiss that cannot he repaired; and
[,„ which to in«Tcunc her output, out
9hia season in charge of the Chase is improving non
The many Geneva friends of
C om punyV packing house there.
Whereas,
the loss th u s incurred side ofFlorida. 'I his state lias rnilMiss Flora Pearson is visiting her Harry Phillips of Hanford sym pa has tilled
our hearts
with grief, l i o n s of fine lands waiting to he culfriend, Mrs. Baukner at Orlando thi* thize with him in his ill health and douidy so because in his death we tivatod.
hope his stay in Chicago will result have suffered the first break in our
week.
W hat hoard of trrnje will be the
Mis* Addle Gresham rprirned to in permanent relief.
rirelc since our organization eight first to start a movement for more
Mr* W H Howard of Oviedo ye a rs a g o ; and
her home at Geneva, after a week'*
ini migration of farm ers to Florida?
was
the pleasant guest of Mrs
visit with her sister at Twin Lakes.
Whereas, during all of this time
F't. Myers Press.
Mr. George H. Fcrnald had many Daniel a few days la*t week.
Mr. Fernald has been a faithful and
Mrs. G. It. Nicholson is home for efficient member of the Sanford
friend* jn this vicinity, who are sad
dened by the news of his untimely a few days’ rest from Osteen where Rami, and
death.
He will long he regretted she has been for several weeks an
Whereas, we deplore Mrs FerWE CARRY A C O M PLETE A SSO R TM EN T OK
J a p , riald's loss and sincerely s y mp.ithire
by all who had the good fortune to te tiding her daughter, Mrs
Nicholson,
who
continue*
quite
ill
know him.
Mrs. Fernald has the
with her in this greatest trial, now We can fill your order immediately,
Miss Addle Gresham returned t hereforc,
aincere sym pathy of all.
for new crop of all varieties of
home Tuesday after a ten days'
Be it resolved, t h a t n memorial
visit to Puola
rn n e e r t d e d ic a te d fo t h e m e m o ry of
Mr and Mrs Tally are now at Mr F e r n a ld . and c o n s is tin g entirely
WEST SIDE ITEMS
ONE. TWO. T H R E E AND FOUR BURNERS
home in thr old Raulerson home
of his f a v o rite se le c tions be prepared ONION SETS. TURNIP SEED,
Do Your Cookinf, Bakinf, Roaatin|, Broiling T o*rlin| end Ironing five Year ‘Round On a
State Organiser Shaddock of the a n d r e n d e r e d a t an e a r ly d a te , and.
-New Pctfcrtkm Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Slo,e
CABBAGE, SEED OATS, ItYE,
W. J. McBride is to haul the W. t). W. in Geneva last week.
Be it furthvr resolved, that we
The
New
Perfection Cook Stove satisfies every requirement of
ETC., ETC.
•diool bus to take the children who
Miss Margie Kilhec spent the hereby extend to Mrs. Fernald our
the
housewife
nnd
can he used'continuously twelve months of the
a ttend the Sanford schools this term. week end with home folks.
heartfelt sympathy, and
Complete
stock
of
Harden
and
year
and
is
quite
uj
satiafuctory for all purposes of cooking and
Mr. McBride will meet all the chib
J. V. Wicks continues quite indis
Be it f u r th e r resolved, t h a t a ropy
baking as any other kind of stove.
field seeds, poultry feed and sup
• dren along the road Monday, Sept. posed, being affected, it is supposed
of th e se resolutions be f o r w a r d e d to
With' the New Perfection Cook Stove you seeun* thi* wide*!
28th.
with an eruption of the skin which Mrs F it mild, a copy fu r n is h e d to plies, incubators, el«'.
range of heat efficiency provided in anV ml stove «ft I he market
The truckers are getting plants is seriously affecting his face and
tlie S a n f o r d H erald for p u blic a tion
A high, medium <>r low flame, providing any degree of heat required
ready to be set in the field peppers, eyes.
and a c opy i n c o r p o r a te d in our rec
lor
i lie work to he done cun Im- instantly s«o-uretl
celery, lettuce, eggplant, cauliflower,
Mrs. (till Taylor is spending .i few ords as a lasting memorial.
Full heat is secured at the moment of ligllting without dust
cabbage.
days in Osteen.
C. F. Williams,
or
d
irt—a
decided advantage over coal or wood stoves. The con
C. C. Cobb is the first to set let
On last Friday the Woodmen
F. S. Frank.
Oldest
Established
anti
Largest
centration
of heat at the burner« prevents overheating of
the
tuce plants in the field this fall.
were "at hom e" to their b/other
A. II. Brock.
kitchen in summer, insuring uniform comfort never before experienced.
Seed House in Florida
Brick is being hpulcd and placed Woodmen and their friends. An in
H. C. Haskins,
All this makes the New Perfection a stove of unusual cnnveiti
along the road. We hope they will teresting program had been ar
Com nut tee.
ence. It does everything any other stove will do, regardless m
soon brick the road.
The rain we ranged. though some three or four[
fuel. Beady at moment of lighting
Can lie turned high, medium
wJiave been having have made the were unavoidably prevented from re
low
or
out,
as
required
another
decided
ativantage over coal or
road had in some places.
sponding. Those who did respond
Q jiiy T tlo u g h l.
wood
stove*.
Makes
no
dust
or
dirt
Hither
with or without cabin«-!
STREET
206
EAST
BAY
Sheridan Jewett has had bad luck reflected much credit upon them- j Map* highest myrtt at wav* |*. ns
The utmost satisfaction is assured to the hnusew'if«* in tC*
■ this week. One of his fine horses selves. The program was as follows:! much a* possible, tu rob* external cir
use of these.stoves ami device*.
took lockjaw and had to be killed.
Words of Welcome by Coussel cumstance.*. anil as little a* pussiblo
New Perlection Cook Book Free to Every Pu/chater ol a New Perfection Cook Slotr
to bsL, himself be ruled by them.—
/ Mrs. D. H. C. Rabun has been Commander Harrison.
Goethe.
aick, but under the care of Dr. Rob
Address by E. H. Kilbee.
S U IT S E V E R Y B O D Y
son her many friends are glad, to ace
Music on Violin and Guitar by
I t auit* the most exaeting French chef^, I t suits the house
her up again.
Misses Kilbee.
wife.
I t in found in luxurious villa*—in ram p s—in farms in
ROSO
of
It*
Condition
of
,
^
Ih® W. S. Kemper family spent
A d d r e s s 'by Counsel Commander
humble
city homes. Everybody use* it, everybody likes it.. It i*
' JFuesday a t Daytona Beach, before H unt of Oviedo.
THU FIRST NATIONAL BANK
the
all-round
stove for all the year round. It bakes, broils, roasts
' Mrs. Kemper and the children take
Instrumental Music by Miss Tarand
toasts
as
well aa n coal range.
at
Sanford,
their leave for Kentucky.
be 1.
Mrs. Alfred Vanes and two chib
Recitatioirr The Woodman’s Goat I , lb« S tale of Harld*. *1 Ih« Clone*of l in d a » .
, dren spent Monday with Mr*. J. W! by Mis* Helen Moran.
S tp trm b ri lllb , ISM
Blllingsly. .
Music by Miss Irene Peters.
Kmoor era
Hupt. A. F. Bell is having the road
Recitation by Miss Georgia Geiger 1/-«ni nod I i U r o u n u ---- ----------I 244,061.6«
Sanford, Florida
p u t in fine traveling condition.
. 76.01
O venir »ft a, m v i n t and uneecured —
M usli by Miss Claire Harrisoa.'
6.260.06
U.
8.
Hand*
to
»nrur*
circuit
l
i
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n
r
—
Where th e brlckds laid he is having
A short Talk by Mr. S haddock.': Pond* t o »-cur» P n l s l Having*.----5,000.00
42,533.66
Becurltbe, *tc_______ ________
a good roadbed made and th e dicthes
Refreshments, consisting of cake Pond*.
10,100 00
flanking flou*«, Kurnllur* and ftiturea
cut out wider.
an d coffee were served immediately Due from National llaaki (not
32.69*. tl
after the dose of the program.
!UUUU! !UP7PUU7UUPUPU77PU7PUUU
Du* (rum SUI» lUnk* »ml lt«nkrr* . .
26S.T2
Du*
from
*pp»ov*d
l
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m
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launch was served by the ladies Check» »ml other C u b Item»______ __ t k2,2*9.67
3,173.00
Not«« of other Nation»! Bank»......... - .
MOORE’S STATION
throughout th e evening.
fractional paper currency, nickel* and
It is said that there was a larger
c e n t » - . — .------------------t-----------1,762.70
lew ful Money lUmrv» Is U»nk, via:
crowd
present
than
had
ever
been
Mr. Welker Is very ill at his home
COUNTY
Ipvt
f
HAPPENINGS
BICYCLES!
BICYCLES! - BICYCLE SUPPLIES!
Sanford Cycle Co.
NEW
PERFECTION
WI C K
L
OIL
BLUE
COOK
FLAME
S TO VE
IS
THE
BEST
S
E
E
D
ALWAYS
READY
S
S T A N D A R D OIL COMPANY’S
NEW PERFECTION WICK BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE
BERMUDA ONION SEED
Write for Our Fall Seed Calalouge and
Weekly Price List on Poultry Feed, etc
E. A. MARTIN SEED CO.
JACKSONVILLE,
FLORIDA
Hill Hdw. Co.
Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co.
Sanford Furn. Co;
T. J. Miller & Soii
P la c e Y o u r O rd er N o w F or
on Richmond avenue In Brown's
Hummock-nnd owing to ‘his advanced
age, 82 years, and the nature of hi*
Hines* there is no hope of his re
covery.
1. D. Hart, Sr., died at the home
of his *on, I. D., Jr., at Beck Ham
mock Saturday. Hi's death came as
a surprise as he'was not ill but a
very short time.
:Rev. Bartlett concluded hie revival
meetings and has returned to Enter
prise.
There wa* another young
folia* meeting on Friday afternoon,
M ia Btriha Lawrence ha* arrived
from the~Jreat and has been the
gueat of her parents, Rev. and Mr».
T. B. Lawrence. Miss Lawrence will
teaeh in Jacksonville this year.
Miss Annie Brown is here from
Ft.' Christmas, spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Mc
Clelland.
Will Prevatt went to New Smyrna
in the hall to a social bofofe and
We
sjwm"tried to b* ju»t • little *ke»«J
the. Woodman an* pleased- that they,
of the other fellow in ih o general equipment of
have so many friends and hope to
TocaL.
1101,615.68 our «iocs. A l aa «rvdeoc» o f th h de«re to »bow
tho new est *ad only th e beet of ererylki**. w s
have the pleasure of entertaining
li»bollica
them again soon. By request, Clif C a p fu l Block paid b
26.000.00 gladly recommend to user* of tak
« , 000.00
Fuad , , .
ford Proctor gave several selections Burptas
Undivided proflu,
l ii n pits________________
21.18221
on the player piano before the ex
1.000.00,
l lam rw d lor T u e * . . . . . . . . . . . s . . .
ercises of the evening began.
National Hank Noi «a mi letan dine ____
«450.00
P e n c r a ft
18.00
Geneva was saddened last Satur Dividend* unpaid
.
I22t.962.66
ComiineJ
Office
day on learning of the death of Mr. Demand certificate» of
and
Fountain
Pen
d
e
p
o
r
t.__________
_
.19,«
7
.
1
1
Johi\ Hart,' which Occurred at the
s certifient*» of
home of his son, Dee Hart near T i mdefunti___________
7,919.25
■ P F
In k • - f f P B
check*_______
1,0*1,57
Sanford. Mr. Hart had not been Certified
■ 11,2667(1 •—th n m w »6 member o l th e C arivi*• Isx family.
IV—tal Bovin*» Dèpoaita
642-01
15,000.00
well for some time, though no one mile p a y a b l e .. . ......................................
Pencraft Ink warn« a blue nnd «Ine» a jet black.
though no one thought him seriously
1404.63591
Tetti---------------------------"
It it eapecially brilliant, sm ooth sad permanent.
C om e to spd le* na above you the new C e rt« ink
ill until within an hour of his death. B ute of Florida,
County of Sentinel»
Realtlves were hastily summoned L 11. t . W hltner, C ubl«r of th e abbv* named bottle with lbs sew flow-comtrolW.
and everything done for his good
but death. claimed another victim
D. F. W U l T N B U , “
to M m m e thia l Jib
and’the soul, of another mortal waa
H. C. t h ill
launched into tho great beyond, day of September, 111«.
I Sanford, Florid»
there to, await the final judgmant Oon»ct» Attuati
F R E D E R I C IL RA N D .
day. Mr. Hart had once been a
r. p. roiisTKR.
resident of Geneva and b*> aeveral
Dfractor*
,»> ,160.00
WATSON SPRAYS
• Carter’s
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Herald Printing Co.
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THIS IS THE SPRAY WITH
THE TRIPLEX PUMP
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None Better-Ask Your Neighbor
Who Uses One
-FOR SALE BY.m
GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE CO.
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S E P T E M B E R 2S, 1914
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BUILDING IN ANTWERP
BOiMB
THE SANPORD HERAM)
DAMAGED
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lion. Winston Churchill,
Head of England's Navy,
A Farseeing Statesman
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Extreme school of Euocnists At
tacked by Doctor Saleeby.
S e w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and
B linds,
Based on
Wrong P re m iss— Taking
Children From U nnatural E nviron
ment Is Not Interfering With
HIS recant engagement off Hel
N a tu ra l Selection.
HORSES K I L L E D IN B A T T L E A T H AE LE N
natural jslectlnn; —
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In flgbtlng against the causes of In
fant mortality. Doctor Saleeby denied
that natural scloctlou was being inter
with,
"Conditions Initiated In tho slutna
and public houses aro not natural." ho
said. "They aro hideously unnatural."
Eugenista of tho estremo 'school
were accused of forgetting tho Impor
tance of nurture before birth, of pronaU| |nnuBnceg ,lu„ lu environment
!Uh la n g u a g e ; be w as llrst elected to
the house of commons ns n C onserva
tive, b u t has been a Liberal m inister
of tho c r o w n for nearly nine years. a n d
he has proved himself one of tho most
active a n d jioworful of m odern E n g
lish sta te sm e n
It Is a singula r eolncldenro th a t tho
t u o men now a t the head of tho Brltlsli
w ar olllee nm l a d m ira lty w e re once b it
ter enem ies In tlm Sudan. I » r d K itc h
ener of K h a rtu m , secretary of stnto
for w ar. Incurred the disapproval of
Winston Churchill when tho younger
man was a \\ ur correspondent. Church
III w rote such a b itte r - c r itic is m of
.K itchener fur the Graphic, because tho
coi mu u n d e r n t/e d a c e rta in tom b th a t
the lim iter was taken up In the house
of isiminons
K itchener for years did
not forgive C hun bill, but (*>w th a t
they are In such correlated responsible
Thoy assu m e d that tt w as simply a
question of heredity from birth. When
It ha« been proveil th a t Infections and
th o forces of malnutrition have been
playing <>n th e child for m onths before
birth
Tho n u rtu re of tho m o th e r Is
therefore Just as lmi»irtant ns If the
child hud boon fed on gin and pickles
a f te r birth.
"Thnro nro no stntlstlcn and no ar
guments." d(>clart*d tho »iienker. "as
regards th e relative Im portance of na
tu r e and n u r tu r e , which se e m s to rec
ognize tlm fact Ihut e v eryone of us
wns alive, or should have been alive,
at least nine months before we were
born and that nurture was pla tin g
upon heredity during the whole of that
peril "t wllh .( degree of pow er which
It will m>ver let able to display at a
lator i—rtod ”
Ahi'tiot could be found 111 a hub)
born of a tippling mother, th o spe a ke r
continued, hut this was not beredlt)
II w.o- racial poison working out as
a n t e n a t a l m alnutrition
It therefor*»
f o l l o w e d th a t the n u rtu re o f th e fu
tu rn patent was essential for rival
ougentrs
Ik.d o r Saleeby. a fte r c rltlelrlng the
blole^:«ta who s p ik e without any prgr-Heal 'i p e r le p c ii with e ith e r children
or mothers, laid down th e following
proposals for the Im provem ent of In
font life:
1 All m otherhood to In- r e g a rd e d a*
a first c h a r g e on tho rmiources of a
nation
J
G overnm ent a u th o rity to took
a fte r m aternity
3 T h e handing over of all m a te r
nity cases, regnrdless of w ealth or so
cial conditions, to the public health
authority.
4 Thu establishm ent of m a te rn ity
centers, twrtb prenatal and ¡«»InulJil.
th roughout th e country
All this, ' Doctor Saleeby concluded,
' I' fun da mob Lai eugenics, and Is far
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tho pon Kite boner probably hns burled
the hntolietAsldo froiii their ancient nntlpatliy.
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II la strange Hint Kltcbenor should
ln^ln Hu* war otllco and Churchill lu
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Hi#- admlrnlty at a time when Eng
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i:u,- and wns far more likely to tune
had a law jer presiding over tlm nruiy
and a prufmAior at the head of the
mi\\ department, for never Iteforu
In alt her history was England ready
-with tier lighting machines at Ibu be
ginning oi a war.
Churchill has an Infinite capacity for
work and grasps swiftly and with
splendid breadth. There Ih n story that
a |icnce loving radical said upon Ills
appointment to the admiralty. “It Is
vcrycnad: Churchill will make tile navy
so dreadfully efficient."
His physical courage Is of n high
lj-|ie. ns hns liceii proved again anil
again He took part In the famous
cavalry charge nt Omdurtnnu. although
Heretofore Florida fruits hnvc had too short n season. Flu*
nominally only a noiv«pn|ior man. Dur
fincpriccs usually secured for late oranges and grapefruit could
ing the Boer war he fought when'the
be had on a much larger volume of fruit than the State now
nrtnort-d train was captured, lending
markets and for a longer period.
n forlorn hope again and again after
Buckeye Nurseries hayc urged the planting of late varieties for
all the officers were.killed, until at
mnny years. Many of thtfltloSt prosperous growers of the State
last some one without authority hoist
owe their success to this advice. I he best late oranges and
ed the white flag. IIo was captured
grapefruit were introduced by Buckeye Nurseries.
by tho Boers, bill escaped In remark
able fashion to take bis chance In n
hostile country of reaching tho British
troops. Ho succeeded, however, and
fought again, although ibero was a
price on his head for recapture and a
flrtng squad for his punishment.
Also it gives suggestions for selecting locstion of grove and on everv otlier
Who can foretell 'the possibilities of
phase ol dtruslruit culture. It is n complete guide to success apd oil its
such genius In n man of fortV years
•dvice has been tried out in the experience of successful growers.
of ngol Am! should the navy do
Varieties are described in detail; many of them are illustrated in natural
colors. Some of the best groves of the State are pictured to show proper
what Is now expected of it ho may
methods of planting, cultivation, fertdilation, spraying, marketing, etc.
easily become a great popular hero, and
Too expensive to permit of indiscriminate distribution, the book is Dec to
there will lie associated with his name
all intending planters. You will bewelcome to n copy if you write for it
a tradition of political glory worthy of
while we have a supply on hand—edition ii limited.
the Churchill glories In tho spbero of
war
BUCK EYE NURSERIES
He will bo the first Churchill to lend
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ister. Ills father led In tho house of
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commons and led brilliantly, when be
wns only tblrty-sovcn. but be was er
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Lord Salisbury, accepted hla resigna
tion with relief. But the American
/ - strain tn Churchill may teach him the
Wisdom of learning tho lesson of his
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ex trem e school of ougenlsta has been
sh arply a tta c k e d at a n atio n a l "w el
fa re of Infancy" m eeting h ero by Ur.
C. AV H aleeby. n pupil of F ra n c is G al
lon. the fo u n d o r-o f eugenics. „While
h e re dity doea bear on tho prob
lem s of h e alth , vitality and longevity,
It U not, said the doctor, all e ssen
tial uud j ill Im portant. E n v iro n m en t
la quite aa Im portant.
Ho accused
those of tho “bettor d ead “ school of
blocking a ltu m p ts to Im pruxo th e conperhaps .c r e n moro ao. - X h l x m a n . l a . d l t t o n s - c f
W te a ta a re n irrcw tt-e rv i- w m
ho w j. th a t TnrrtT'nttmirptr'l
Why All«« Jcnnlo
"New York, now Lady Ran
dolph Churchill ami until recently Sira.
George Cornwallis West
Winston Churchill has all tho atnmp
of genius and high daring and lias
crowded more Into Ids forty years than
any man of his day. Ho has been
through five ivftf/R bo bus written
seven books, one of them being tho
biography of bis father. wlRch ranks
among tho llrst half doten In tho Eng-
L im e ,
L a th , Shingles, W ire
goland showed that England
was still mistress of ttio »on.
Nor did G erm any seem to
gainsay tills fact, for tier fleet «corned
tn no eager haste to try conclusions
with the British armament____ ...
WhBi tfrr HrWstrfteel mores Into bat
tle ltx_cfllclency ts tho expression
of a very real American contribution
to Great Britain, for It has been re
created and perfected Into Its present
splendid Hbnpc by n man of genius
whose blood is as American aa British.
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m ent of thn sta te 's highw ays
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donated work and m aterial e stim a te d
to bo w orth 11,600.000, G r e a te r riv
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Tho re su lts obtained last y ear In
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oth e r s la te s took Up the Idea, while
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ami because the farm ers have more
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T housands of Missouri c hickens
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T he
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spots n e a r w here the various gangs
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mi nt houae hallwny. silvering tho door
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cornered him, but It woa necessary to
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�SEPTEMBER 25, 19U
THE SANFORD HERALD
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were -widely believed, missionarie
write.
-t^I heard," »ays one, from one of
the sons of a prominent Pasha" th a t
Germany had taken possession of
Belgium aqd had installed 41 moslem
NO SP O T U N DER T H E SUN
pasha ns ruler over that part of Eu
IS IM IVfU ilE
rope."
Describing conditions at Beirut
the
same missionary writes:
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION BOARD
."Orders were announced from the
MAKES SUMMING UP OF THE
Ottoman government for mobilisa
WORLD'S AWFUL WAR
tion and the calling of all eligible
for military conscription from the
New York, N, Y., Sept. 23.— Re
ages of ID to 45; also the abolition of
ports from the outposts of the net
ordinarily
work of missions established through- alt exceptional
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. privileges,
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out t w world by the P r e s b y t e r h m
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here today, te ll icsaional men.- T h i s n u u lto d in a
of worldwide conditions unparalleled stampede of young and old from
Beirut to Lebanon when thousands
in the history of the church. Thorc
of both Moslem and Christians fled
Is no spot under the sun according
wiUa and without their families. At
to these repute« »w here a war ha»-!
the samo moment came ofdera to
failed to strike a blow nt commerce;
no inhabitant of the civilised world, commandeer all horses and mules Tit
THE SANFORD HERALD WORLD WIDE SUFFERING
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R. J. HOLLY. Editor
W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager
IN THE WAR
|*ubUit«l K m y Tuesday and F riday
T H E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
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P ^ I tmoì In tbeClly br carnet 12 0(1 iti r#*t In
adirane« or JOe pew month,
r a r m « o t a U adì «noe muai be made al office
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refill, gl
ira i« * « « al Sanford. Horida.
«Oder Act of March ltd . HT ft« ■
O O rn In Herald Dulldlns
Telenbon* No. H I
T h e Board of Trade of Bradont o w n hgs issued a booklet descrip
t i v e of BrndentoWn and M anatee
c o u n ty aDd It Is a fine piece of llter-»tare,.f,plriilatnl.Ln t e « g
i n t h a t section. -The. cover is a
on
t h e Manatee river th at wjll .indues
tbtr-prmrpcctive homesoeker to come
s o u t h , to the land of the Manatee.
T h e Illustration« and descriptive
m a t t e r are not overdrawn and the
b o o k le t should prove of great bene
fit to that enterprising city and
c o u n ty , With th e many thousands
* o f people in th e north looking for
lo ca tio n s in Florida it behooves all
t h o trade bodies of the different secc itie s to be issuing such literature
a n d bringing the now people into tho
sta te .
.v m to th .. h.ir
Indian, of t° r * r .n .p ° ,l «rvlcc.
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Money For Old Age
It has been stated that Ninety-Seven Per Cent of
men work for their actual living after they are 60 years
of age. Why is this? They have failed to save system
atically and have not a surplus for old age.
.• --.-Now » the time 41to
begin-savingTin*arirestr^
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Your account is invited.
Four Per Cent. Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts
TU-lta* _»..t ■i h*' win.iniiim t r i h « oiA Hundreds of horses and muleteers
SyrL has failed
‘n the' khans ami caray
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vansaries of Beirut, while thousands
some degree,--------------------■..
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, » hy
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eraa niiPttppfl
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p a th s;
The situation-in.—’lY cst. Air lea—
'jjy5 ¿y
critical; Syria is engulfed by u tte r vious
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methods of bribery. At such a
hopelessness; Persia is' In a chaotic time -the hungry officers’ with sr!-!
condition, a it least as far as finances ariea in arrears are ready enough to
are concerned; missionaries in India turn an honest or dishonest penny." 5 3
- M.M.SMITH
are shut off from outside financial aid
In West Africa, tho »board a: IV«rid
and Chile is in pitiable plight be
nounces the situation is critical.
cause of the prostration of her in
Letters from missionaries in ChEc
dustries, and in Guatemala the poor recite conditions here as follows;
are dfiven by hunger to the point
Chile Is Hard Hll
of confiscating the foodstuffs of thej
„ Chi|e depend, almosl „ cluB, VB, y
wealthy.
,
on her nitrate exports.
Germany
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and France are the principal buyers
"I thought I had seen the country ¡n times ol pence hut 110 freight can
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restless before but never have I im- ___________________________________ he delivered at present a n d . trade
T h e Lake Region Press Associa agioed anything like the present d is - 11
with Europe ia Aupprc**etl. I need
t i o n will meet in Orlando on Wed-1 tress and hopelessness,” writes the
hardly describe the «demoralization
nusd a y , October 7th and the editors Rev. Dr. William S. Nelson, long a
of business.
M a n y fear a popular |
U G A L A Ü V IH U SIN G
o f Florida arc invited to a ttend, ir missionary in Syria, from Tripoli,
uprising in-- d e m a n d of bread for
respective of location. While only
there are*
countless
homes where
under date of Aug. 21st. "R iding
Clrrall Caarl, H o r n lh Judicial Clrcall. i
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t h o newspaper m en of tho counties across the country on Monday^ftnd In Hiai«
of Florida, in and lor Hominoii- everything has uiready been pawned
C ounty. In C h a n c e r y
o f Oaceola, Orange, Lake , Seminole Tuesday across three distrie rtf l <li‘d l'eaplr«
for food."
Hunk ol Hanford, a for
a n d Vohisia are eligible lor ifctlve not ace a single camel or mule or (»oral inn, or f aniseti a n d •*ti*tini g
it has been impossible to transm it
n d e r the Ibwa of th e s t a t e of
m em bership the editors of Florida horse and only a few weak donkeys uFlorida,
C o m p la i n a n t ,
funds to missionaries in India, tho
o r a n y other s ta te are welcome to anil very few men. A1J were hiding K. K Hr a d y a nva.
board continues, and for this reason
d wife, C a r r ie S
a t t e n d the meetings
A A n c o r o - j from | h ; #fm>. dA f|
Hr a d ) . Van I beffi a n and
1.r <* t »
the
missions th e re have been nuthoro m p a n y , a r u r p o r a l i o n , Arner
g r a m will be arranged for th em c ca -!I "The draft
. . . calls ,lor practically all i t|r»n
ixed by cable to sell church property
Agricultural l'h-mir.i fon.
« io n an d through real business will take | lhe aMp ^ d|ed men The ,i8t (>l Z
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t ó £.
to obtain food. At Teheran, Persia,
u p m ost of the tim e of the editors
k mu| w r>|j8 for „n that are 0 „ (..nn-f.. ir.ui«» .n.i .i.-.n, j.u.t- nt.t.un
practically the sa m e situation exists
t h e y will also have a few_ minute* to ^
^
onfy a ^
In Switzerland, the hoard »ayM,
.
Yru r p o r a i t u n , J . II. M r L a u r i n
s p a r e in visiting th e city ol Orlando, months ago. Camels are impressed
many
of the missionaries have for
o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t io n F r u ì II
t h e prettiest inland city in the e n wherevef found. Cattle and sheep CNiilile,
Ili-e*!v*r, in l> a n k ru p try
the monent ceased their clerical
(or i h # li 1)1f l i t A <' f OC k r r > 4:
t i r e southland.
The big hearted uri» demanderi,I, an
duties and as nearly all the laborers
as well ai»
as the gmin
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Fumimi* Conw»*n>. * corporation,
p e o p le of Orlando can lie depended .r,,
.» 4ithru-thing*-*
ii _ «ifloors.
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; have bren mobilized to preserve
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i neutrality, have gone into the fields
P a in t ( ompmny, a r o r p o r a t i o n ,
h a v e such good ones as Howard, of the country, if curried out und the A
I ami helped th e women anil children
rm o u r K m l l l i p r W orks, ■ eorIteene, Ferris, Sparkm an, Walton.
to harvest the crops.
Impoverishment of the people if they
corpora'iön/'Vid" mi.nt.
B r u n c h and other newspaper men try to buy or bribe themselves off To Irouit I* Kir« i n ti A tw o o d l,
Kkr.
^to t a k e thrt lead. The editors who
partner*, t r a d i n g a n d doing l . u n n m »•
N O T IC E
"THo cruelty of the officials trying
h V __Kir* L r o m a i n >. of th* city of
v is it Orlando on th e 7th of October to enforce the- ord r r r --nmtTW— W«»r»i
Ifi'ih a ifgfwvrf' |^>tj|»l*r,a
Notice la hereby given that under
« a n be assured, of a good meeting Ing and aliuse for the men anil des-1 P ilta b u rg P la ta (ita«« t'o rn p a riy , a r a ip o ra - and by tirtue of inslrucilonit re*
tlo n.
th# c ity of A t l a n t a , In th* #tat*
aorgta
a n d a good time.
celved from th e (Jit y Council of
truction of household effects in the sup'plV«^“l ? . H » . r . ( Um .,.r ,y .
rorporation.
villages. One of the men driven in
,h' f*1» 1,1 Philadelphia, in th- .t.i« ol Sanford, Florida, (hat I will begin*
. . .
,
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T H E A D V E R T IS IN G FA K IR S
Orloher I sF, 1914, inslilule
was heard to cry out imploring God r.ci.n l'aint Cump.ny,
c o r p o ra t io n , of ning
th# city of A t l a n t a , In th # a la te of (2«or- suit to enforce collodion of*nll d e
.During each w inter Florida is In to hasten thenr to the scat of war
r ia :
fested with a horde of advertising so that he should he armed th a t he
taxea. paving liens, and
Il a p p r rr lf lr frix n th « a ffid a v it. Al-d In linquent
lhl> cau>«. Gy Croc*« A. IlaCnlln, Solicitor sidewalk i n n r e r m n r the City of S a n
fakirs who qnrich themselves a t the might se n d -h is first bullet to tho and
ol Count«! (or Complainant, that It U
expense of the business men, seldom heart of his officer. Others say if the belial ol affiant that th« re.nond.nta, ford, which have been certified to
l.oul« IV Itlr. and Atwood l.. hire, rog iv in g anything worthwhile in re they ever reach the front they will partner., trading and doing htiilne,, a. mentor coltedion.
..
,
i
.
L. I*. Hlc* A Company, are non-re>ldrnt>
Those owing any delinquent tax,
t u r n . T hey get rich picking by throw
down their arms an d go over ol the .tat* ol riorlda and are .reaid.nta
sidewalk
or paving liens should n j .
promoting all kinds of advertising to whatever enemy is before them °!
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h,ltiryiti0,i,>
,h,n. ,h*
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riorfda, ?and
that
thrir *rprrarnt
plar#
Ju
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same
with m e , and thus avoid
schem es of doubtful worth, often in t h e h o p e o f g Je t t i n g e n o u g h t o of
lt-«1d » n r , I, N « » Orl»»n>, l.aul«i,n> and
t h a t «aid r o p u n d r n t , ar« b o t h o v . r t a r n t y - th e arrum ulallon of further rosls.
c h a rg in g big prices for work that eat.
o n , y r a r . nl • ( , . a n d t h a t t h r r r I» no p»r
ln Ih« ■tat* ol F lo rid a, t hr • n u r » ol
GEOUGYlA. D e C O f tE S ,
local concerns would do without
A reassuring cablegram from the ■on
. t u b p o r n a upon « b o r n w ould bind >ald
9-3tc
City Attorney.
charge.
In T a m p a their graft is mission at Tsingtau, China, lias re- r r a p o n d . n t a , a n d it ( u r t h r r a p p e a r ! » « from
fll.d In th la r a u a r , by t h a aald
grentijr handicapped by an agree ieved the hoard’s apprehension for lah*ao ragffidavit,
* A. L v C o l t * . , t h a t It l a ' t h a b«tl«(
of a tU .n l t h a t W t t a b u r g P l a t a C l . . . C o m
m en t of the business men th a t they Its’ workers, there.
*
p a n y , I. a n o n - r e a i d c a t r o r p o r a t i o n ol th«
will n o t patronize any outside a d Heard Germans Put Moslem Over • ta t« of Florida, a n d la a r c . i d r n t c o rp o ra
tion of a . t a t . or c o u n t r y o t h e r th a n tha
v e rtis in g scheme not approved after
Belgium
• t a t . of Florida, a n d t h a t t h a aald IMtt»bur« P la ta G l i u C o m p a n y I. a r . . l d * n t
Investigation by th e hoard of trade,
At Beirut— prostrated by fear of co
Will be Riven in Sanford on
rp o ra tio n of t h o . t a t o ol C o o f f l a with
and the adoption of a similar plan conscription— the wildest rum ors
o f f i c e a t A t l a n t a , ( l o o r f l a ; t h a t Huppl««
H a r d war» C o m p a n y , U a Jittn-raaidoot
.
in O rlando and o th e r cities of the
p o r a llo n of tb« a t a t o ol F lo r id a , and I. a
s t a t e would save the business men
r c . i d r n t r o r p o r a t i o n of a »tat« or c o u n try
o th e r t h a n th* . t a t « ol F l o r i d a , a n d i< ■
m any dollars.— Orlando Sentinel.
FLO RIDA N E W S PA PE R DAY
r n l d r n t r o r p o r a t i o n of t h e a l a t e of Penn
■ylvanla, a n d t h a t i t . plac e of rreldenre la
S a n fo rd has this plan, but once in
The Kissimmee Valley G azette Philadelphia, P e n n . y l v a n l a ; a n d t h a t t b . Beginning October 1st. Kates on
so often the fakirs' slip one over on names October 17 as newspaper day.’ P i r l r n P a i n t C o m p a n y la a non resident
application.
t h e a t a t e ol F l o r i d a , a n d j . a
t h e merchants a n d it is usually the Everybody in Florida will be ex rr oe .ir pdoernatt i ocno r o!
p o ra tio n of a a l a t e or c o u n try
Mnjoric A. Boor Instructor of Violin
t h a n tho a t a t e of F l o r i d a , and t h a t
nxu’chanta who never advertise in pected to send a newspaper to- u tohthe e rattld
Parian
P a i n t C o m p a n y la a resi
S&e local paper. Some people w ant iriend or relative in the U nited d e n t c o rp o ra tio n of t h a . t a t « of ( l e o r f l a ,
a n d t h a t Ita p la rn of r r a l d a n r o la A t l a n t a ,
t o (he victimised a n d -a ll the efforts States or Europe on th a t day.
. Del.AND, FLORIDA
( l e o r c ia t a n d t h a t t h a r a a te n o p e r .o n a In
th e a t a l t of F lo r id a , th o a arvlcv Of a aubo f p re s s and pulpit would not preWill all editors join an d boost for p o e n a upon w h o m w o u l d - b i n d a n y ol th a
w a n t I tv There is a sucker born newspaper day?
aald n o n - r e a id r n t c o r p o ra tio n * ,
» h o are
n am ed a . re.p o n d cn ta; •
•
lase^ y nurratft and th e minutes come ’ Florida has dozens of splendid
T h ero lo rv . y o u , Irftuia P. H i r e a n d A t
1- n ic e , r o - p a r t o a r a t r a d l n « a nd do
doae together in Florida.
newspapers—papers 't h a t ar4 print- wood
ing buaineaa u n d e r t h a firm n a m e a n d alyl*
ol
L,
P.
4 C o m p a n y , P l t t i b u r i P la te
ng the tru th about this wonderland. Olaa* C oHire
m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n , flupplro
There are thousands everywhere who l a r d w n ra C o m p a n y , a r o r p o r a t i o n , a n d
D1ERELY A SUGGESTION '
‘arlon P a i r t C o m p a n y , a c o r p o ra t io n , are
M iam i complains that Jackson want rclaiable information a b out h e r e b y orde re d a n d r e q u ir e d t o a p p K r to
th*
ol c o m p l a in t , d u l y d ie d In thi* r a u . e ,
W hat b e tte r n o t tiiil
v ille diverts travel from the East mysterious Florida.
l a t e r t h a n M o n d a y , t h a 2 n d d a y ol
way
is
there
than
to
supply
the
N
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v
e
m
b
e r . A. 1). 1914, t h * earn* bein g a
-Comal to the West Coast, and is
court.
ttfcinking of establishing a publicity thousands of information hungry ru leI t dI*a y f uolr t hthla
e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h t* notice be
h e d in th* S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w .Hnreau in Jacksonville to see that people with copies of Florida papers! pb u. pb lli
q p u b l l. h e d In S e m la e l* c o u n ty , Flor
<É0
PEOPLES BANK O F S A N FO R D V>
T H£ =
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Thursday Afternoon and Evening,
. and Friday Morning
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
J T w m rmiR rUismtSL
’ SANFORD, FLA.
H. E. TOUR
R. R. DEAS
CaaUor
Awl C'uUtr
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii
x x x x x x x x x x x x x sx x x x x x x x x x x x x
Sugar Is Cheaper
13 POUNDS SUGAR................................$1.00
12 2lh. CANS TOMATOES...............
85c
12 BABY CREAM................................... *90c
12 TALL CANS CREAM.........................$1.00
CRANBERRIES.;___ 15c TWO FOR 25c
APPLES PER PECK........, _■.................... 5 0 c
• OATMEAL IN BULK ’
NEW PRUNES, PEACHES AND APRICOTS
I L. P. McCULLER
JC5C X X X X X X X X X X X 2X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Too Late To Classify.
For Sale or Rent— Five acres rich
land at Moore’s Station, artesian
well, fenced, has been farmed, always
good crops, near R. R. station and
brick rontl.
Price $1500.
Terms,
$200 down, balance to suit buyer
Write Dr S I) Miller, 14 East
Ninth St., Jacksonville, Fla
10-4p
Nollco lo Telephone Subscribers
On anti after October 1st, 1914,
there will he a charge of ONE
DOLLAR ($1.00) made for chang
ing position of telephone in same
building, and TWO
DOLLARS
($2.00) for moving telephone from
one building to another.
S A N FO R D T E L E P H O N E CO
Per F W. Mahoney, See')
N O T IC E
For R ent— Sanford, Florida, live
acre hammock farm a t head Celery As 1 have charge of the business of the
avenue on river. 60 East Cain St., Title Bond & Guarantee Co., East Han
ford Land League, nnd W. A. Whit
AtlahC*,' Georgia.
10-41p
comb, I can be found In the Tax AsvessorN Office.in the court house.
600,000 fine celery plnnts rra d y hy
T H O S . K. B A T E S
Oct. lat.
Will pack for shipment.
'*H," Box 896. Sanford. Fla
10-tic!
Room and hoard in private fam
ily, for two men, who will roo,m to
gether. Home comforts. References
exchanged.
A. B. (j.,- care Herald
office.
10-2tp
D R . C7 W . F A IN
D E N T IS T
„
WORK FOR .WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
ROOM 9
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¡2
1
W E S T E R N UNION
TELEGRAM
Maim! gets a square desi in having
information concerning that part of
th o East Coast properly presented
to visitors and possible investors.
W e cannot conceive of Jackson
v ille having any greater interest in
one portion of tho peninsular over
a n o th e r ,’though the chan tea would
appear to be in favor of the East
C oast, with the powerful forces of
th e Flagler system at work to solicit
htssinees for that railway.
However, that may be the Infor
m ation bureau idea, is one which
aew efsl or all peninsular towns might
<»nLrlhute with . profit.. It .is not
litiie—iT j' for an information buraeu
to devote all of ita time to one town
or section. One man in charge of
su ch a bureau could hand out in
formation for a number of towns,
«ltd it is possible to find s man who
would give no-one of the towns im
p loyin g him any preference. The
««at of establishing and maintaining
a bureau could be made small to
If half a dozen towns joined in
i expense and the profile.
W hy not organise such a bureau
« H h Miami, St. Petersburg, Ocala,
O d a r td o , Sanford and Kissimmee
If the papers and the people will
join hands on this proposition there
ought to go out of the state on that
day no less than 500,000 copies of
Florida papers to all parts of ethe
world.
Juat think of itl Half a million
messages direct from One 'friend to
another, spreading e,nlightenment
among tha people as to the resources
of the state and the opportunity
waiting here for tourists, homeseekers, investors and capitalists.
How many paper will join and
urge tho people to help ua.apread
this information? ’ How many editori will support tha proposition
with editorials and news atorie
Speak up. We are listening.
Let* us all "booat" Florida N ew s
paper Day. Let everybody make it
a point to mail out one, two, three
or more copies of the home news
paper on Newspaper Day, October
17th.—Kissimmee Gazette.
There is no law In Germany today
but the military law and all public
utilities are administered from Ber
lin—her school* are closed and her
women and children ere ordered to
ida, one* a week for Rvo c o n v a c u tl r * week*.
W U n.M , K. A. Dougin**, d a r k of aald
c o u r t, a n d th* a*nt th e r e o f , th la 34th d a y
ol S e p t a m b e r, A. D. 1914.
E. A. DOUGLASS.
C lark of C i r c u it C o u r t , S e m ln o ta Co., Fla.
Ily J a a . C. H o b e r te , D. C.
tie or.V A . ' D e C o t t e a ,
S oll.U or a n d of C o u n t# ! f o r C o m p l a i n a n t
10-St-Fri
ftrHTATE MENT
of tba nwner.hiu, m anagem ent, circulation,
etc., o l tho Hanford Herald, publUhed aeralweekly at Sanlerd, Florida, required by Art
ol Aitgiut 34, I V t .
Editor, K. J. Holly. Sanford. F it.
Managing Editor, earn*.
Dmlnee* Manager, W. M. tUynaa. Sanford,
Fla.
Publlther., Tba Harold Printing Co., San(ord, Ft*.
Owner, holding 1 per cent or more o(. tb#
- genital oteokt
K. 1. Hally, Sonlord. Fla.
G. W. Klnehan, Denver, Colo.
W, M. Haynoa, Sanford, Fla.
M. D. Hally. Banferd, rl*.
People. Bank, Sanford, Fla.
N. K. Garner, S in lord , Fla.
* Tht«» E. Wilson, Sanford, Fla.
7.. B. Ratliff, Sanford. Fla.
>,
E. B. Hotlrke, Sanford. Fla.
Known bondholder*, mortgagee* and other
oarwrltF holder* holding I par rant or more
ol tb t total amunt e l bond*, mortgage* or
other recurllleei N one.
,,
(Signed)
W. M. H A Y NES,
Bnainoao Manager.
Sworn to and aubacrlbed before me thla
> !.d 6 ., .1
0 ><; 0 „ V4N
Notary Pubtle Stale ol Florida.
U y commit.Ion expire* Fab. 9tb, 1941
10-FH-ltp
T H E O N. VAIL, P R E S ID E N T ff;
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17JHY 14 2 Extra ..
Washington, D. 0. iept. 19, 19Ì4
Caohior First National Bank,
Sanford, Florida
Inoreaso Capital Stook Your Bank. Approved, Certificate
Mailed, Change Books Today*
W* J. Fowler, Deputy Comptroller.
11:25 A. M. Sept 19, 1914
FREDERIC H. RAND, President
F. P. FORSTER, V i« President
GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice P resen t
B. F..WHITNER, Caihler
A. L. BETTS, Assistant Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ESTABLISHED ISS7
CAPITAL $35,000.00
SANFORD. FLORIDA
SURPLUS & PROFITS $55.000.00
To meet the growing needs of our city and county the resorces
of the bank have been increased. And in addition to the increase
in resources the bank’s field of usefulness is greatly enlarged by
its membership in the Federal Reserve Association.
�THE SANFORD HERALD
SEPTEMBER 25, 1914
IN AND
ABOUT THE CITY
Utile Happenings— Mention
Matters In Brief
Of
Capt. W. M, Lovell, the genial
city clerk has returned from u trip
to Plant City, Wildwood, Lceaburg
and other seaports and reports a
moat enjoyable time. He inspected
t h ^ r i v ic alTuirs of’the different cities
nnd has sortie very valuable data on
the same,
pace
Five
BIG WINTER RUSH
A B O U T PEOPLE
TO FLORIDA POINTS
AND EVENTS
RAILROADS ARE JPREPARING
Continued From Cage s
PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
guest.
These elicited a gale of
* FOR THE BIGcI e ST SEA
merriment
and fun.
SON IN HISTORY
,-Bmn>«ry Of The Floating Small Talke luirge assortment stamped goods ut
*•+*
A knock at the door announced
Succinctly Arranged For Harried
Herald Herder*
Mrs. Grace
First street.
Karl
Williams, 106
Jacksonville, Sept. 26.—Looking the arrival of two deal little maidens
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♦ I f'
forwnrd to a big tourist season in heavily laden with a basket of fa ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Fresh oysters tOc per quart at Florida this winter, the railroads vors for Miss Nnnd, and little ♦
here are making preparations for Misse, Mildred and May Holly ♦
10-1 to
Pulaski, Va., is Paint's.
C. E. Hollid
handling Inrge numbers, which are were truly “ heavily laden" with a
cr, Mrs.* W. P.
the gueat o( hie
Mrs. B. J. Starling unti daughter,
anticipate^ to make the greatest Inrge basket attractively pretty in i
CLmumm»—have returhed'fTÖm i r deAker».
season for visitors the slate has ever its dress of white, covered with red ♦
veast enhea A m t-Im p e ria l. H p ^ u ! trip ta —G h a uVauqu*. and h á d r The railroad officials are very hearts and tied with red chiffon, con
Y
gasoline irons a t Mrs. Simon’s.
2-tf other points in New York and the optimistic over future prospects here, taining gifts of a charming variety.
New England states, most of the
Mrs.' Thco. J. Aulin of Oviedo trip being made in an automobile. despite talk of hard times and war. It was a •moment of intense interest
wss in the city on Wednesday on n Their many Sanford friends are glad New schedules nnd more trains are ns Miss Hand bngan to open her
shopping tour.
_ to have them Isuck home for the prominent among the changes, and packages, while the sweet strains of
the latest improvement in the or- ihe puno playing " H e a rts and
Drlnk^d’TitTiOL, the new drink?
X.
ouch o( ■Xr *
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melody.
Green ground bone that m a k r/t hrfVp"fissured heller transportation
Ifea'rt a h a p g itc a Vnr TftTtrM- W f t f v j . ' '
I | than cvcz-imfore.
M. M. Smith of Winter Park a nd the hens luy, at P.aint's store.
cream
were served, Mesdnmes Din^feid-STTfr-Oflaiiiltf*1sJrt'lir'WTPJJlP ’ “ D ^ n ^ b o t i y ‘visited home folk.!
Chi,'1i nrnonK Those preparing for
dsys~crthis week In the city looking for pevera! days of this week and | an early season is the Atlantic Coast gee, Haynes and Towers iisswrttnr
Mrs. Holly1*
after his many interests:
* left t o d a y for Ocala where he is Line, which hns improved its through the gracious hostess,
AKF thtTlmrig r(K>m—the room in which
guests were, beside the honoree,
trains
and
added
others.
The
Dixie
Get your ice cream from D u h a r t ’s making headquarters. Don is with
the Florida Title Sl Abstract' Co., Limited between Chicago and Jack* Mesdapics B. W. Herndon, Deane * f
lVJ. ^ all members of the family gather in the
Ice Cream Factory.
85-tf
and is recognized as one of thd most sonville Is n new train th a t will be Turner, H. A. Newman, G. D. Hnrl,
Ice cold genuine apple cider de
A. P. Connelly, W. M. Haynes, A. K
long evenings, cheerful and cozy.
experienced abstract men in the put into operation during 7hq com
livered 40c per q u a rt a t P a in t's: 1 -10
Powers, C. H. Dingee, Alfred Lilja,
ing
season.
I
t
is
composed
of
alt
stute.
His
many
friends
here
are
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modern railroad equipm ent and con Cecil B u tt,’ J. B. Lawson, N. II. Y *t Perhaps it needs the addition of only one or two
glad to learn of his success.
veniences. The New York and Flor Garner; Misses Charlotte Hand, X
Miss Belle Eichnor of Geneva was
more articles of Furniture to make it complete, or it
H ats at reduced prices till the ida Spcciul nnd Dixie Flyer will con Helen Rowland, Elizabeth McLaugh
• in the city on Wednesday on u shop
opening. Mrs. Grace Earl Williams. tinue to run on a better schedule. lin, Bessie Long, Essie Purdqn, An
ping tour.
• T
1 may need furnishing anew,
Apples 60c per peck ut T aint’s 1Tho sgeclal runs between New York nie Lee Culdwoll, Ruth Met linger, ♦
PLEZOL is the one bast fo u n ta in „tore.
10- ltc
“ n,J Bill city while the Dixie Flyer Ruby Metis, Kate Brown, Made
* In either event, you will be amply repaid for the ♦*
♦
drink.
d-ti
'operates to Chicago. A. W. Fritot, line Hill, Snidee Williams, Genie
A. L Morgan of Americas was in. Florida pBMengrr nKPnt 0f the A. C. Wick. r, Addie Neal and Nellie Elder ♦ m o d era te e xp en d itu re when you n ote the improve
Robert Brown, son of Hon. Eph.
X*
the
city on Wednesday greeting old L „pokl, eiiiJgwiaalicaHy „bout the
V
Brown of the Orange counhy board
T
/Vrsfimi/ Mr ntinn
m ent. You will liind e v e ry th in g needed here, and
of county commissioners was in the friend,. Mr Morgan formerly trav- proll|H.c t i ve tourigtl, con>ing to H o r
♦
.
de d this territhry for the Anderson- idu
IA group of Sanford’s young people
In his opinion, neither the war
city on Wednesday.
Wilson Taper Co., and has a (urge nor the I’anama exposition in .San leaving (or college this week ate ♦ at the right prices.
5 or 6 doses CSC will hcrak nny circle of friends nil over Florida,
Francisco will have uny effect on Mfss Ethel Moughton, who joined ♦
case of Fever or Chills. Price 25 He is en route to Ft. Tierce where
Miss Claire Walker in Jacksonville, ♦
Florida’s business in 1915.
C A SH
OR
IN S T A L L M E N T
cents.
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he will spend a few days fishing with
going on together to the Woman's ♦
*♦.
Verne Arnett and family ara Editor Wilson of the St. Lucie
College at Tallahassee, and Messrs.
Presbyterian Church
Tirsi
Street
it
Palmetto
Avenue
spending a few days at the hea?h Tribune. He is now'in the merchatiWith the reopening of tin* preach- Abe K.inner and Tenney Deane who ♦
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
making the trip in their new Ford dise busi ness in A m eri.u, and owns mK B1.rvii.P8 for lhe wilUert the whole will enter Stetson
University at Ï
some very valuable city property worU
, h|I I.r„ | , ytt,riun church has DeLund
Mr Ka nner will enm- ♦
car.
and states that while south Georgia lt),gun t „
„vj,!,.,,,.,. (>[ renewed píete lu- law cour,» t his \ ear
An
ri.K7.Ol. is the BEST rberry l, feeling th e e tf e r t- of the Kuropeall
iw
student
at
tile
I
Diversity
activity
The
Presbyterian
Klldeavother
4 -1Í
drink.
war th e y a n o p t im is tic over th e to r Society i, one of the. largest and will I Mr I S Mane,, who is ex
“Oh yes." said the Oldest Inhiib- future and expect to realize big re- fnl)Nt a r|jv |, )n , ()|H
0f Flor- 1 pecli in finish this vear
on Wednesday for Jacksonville,
NOTICE
Rant, "th a t street scarifier makes burns from their cotton .Top.a, soon ¡.j., illl(1 l t , Im.ml),,r„ art.
with
Set ice 1» hereby given that unde]
w here they will be the guests of
and by virtue of Instructions re
considerable noise, but it is some- a- . omnium, atoms can to- e,tabHusiasm for its work. The prayer
M.t and Mrs. W. E. Watson ar- Mfs. Hobt. Byrnes. Mr. Starling is
ceived from Ihe City Couuvll of
thing of a relief from player pianos llshed with foreign countries again, j meeting maintained a good nttend- rived Tliursday ni noott and were visiting his m other in Georgia
SHiifuril. Florida, that I will begin
and grnphophones.
Large assortment of ntibroideries unci- all summer, and from the spirit met .. tin* trail, by ,t jolly party of
Mr and Mrs .1 K Winn have ning October 1st, 1911, In Mini te
J. R. Wild man returned Wednes- and lace edging, to choose from at of tile meeting last M ednesday friend- wlio enjoyed the full of
day evening from Yirgiiun, where In- Mrs
Grace Karl
Williams, 106 night, the prospects seem bright for showering them with m e
They will returned to their home' in Georgia Mill lii enforce collection of all d e
has been spending the summer with first street
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a largely increased attendance in be the guests of Mr ’and Mrs D 1. after n pleasant visit to Mrs Leslie linquent taxes, p.ning lien», and
ilie near future Sunday school had Thhi*iier. until their house is fin Went on the Heights Mr and Mrs »Idqwalk liens, due the City of San
relatives nnd friends.
Winn motored down through Geor ford. .which have been certified to
Mrs. Mar) Hooper
1o J present the first Sabbath the ished and ready for tu-iu p a n , y
Mrs. Daisy Trempins who is with
gia and Florida and report the roads me for collection.
Mr, Mary Hooper died at tin* pastor wa« at ho ine. and showed an
me this season will be pleased to residence of her son. Mr I D increase List Sunday
Thwwe owfirtf—irrry rTrifnqncnt tax.
Plans are on
Mr .itoL, Mrs, Robert Herndon tn Liullu slots's tim- for traveling ul
ihuw-aHytkíiTg in rrtrr-ffttri- I carry Parker. Tuesday night at 11 15, af lent for an agrressiv»* campaign dursidewalk
or paving lien» should ndhtivi returned from their honey- most all of t he way
Mrs. Grace F.arl Williams, TTtfl first ter a long and lingering Iness of mg the month of October.
ju»l
same
with me, and thus avoid
We c o n -1 nioon-and will remain in Sanford un
street.
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the
accumulation
of further costs.
Mrs
T
K
Bates
left
on
Thurs
several months. She was born in tidently expect to see over 200 pres- til Sunday at which time they will
GEORGE
A.
DeCOTTKS.
day
for
a
ten
days
visit
to
Pulatka'
and came to m l before the first of November, go on lo Arcadia, their future home
Apples tire bringing twenty cents Kayettevilb*. N
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City
Attorney.
Mr
and
Mrs
Mates
will
remove
to
a bushel in Georgia and North t 'u rn -1Sqnforil from Hilmingimi, N 1 . in All are invited to the Sunday aelinul
Pulatka
later
in
the
season,
where
lina and twenty cents a dozen in 1KH4. since which time she has con- and preaching services Sunday in
Little Miss Margaret Nenl will
Sanford. A good chance for grower tmuously resided in this city and the Imperial Theater.
return with Mrs. Forrest Lake to they will make their future home.
been actively identified with its his-J Sunday school 9:45.
and tjonspmcr to get together.
day
Mrs. Neal will he away until
Mr» Eugene I,arm more, who lias
tory and every interest for the good
Preaching 11 a. tn. nnd 7:30 p, nt. November
One meal is all the nrgument we
hi
-n
visitiiig Mrs Phelps at l.akc
and uplift of thi* town
Mrs Hooper
need to convince you we set the best
Onoro
is now the guest of Miss
was 76 years old March 21st last,
Mr. W E Edwards of Ocala was
Music In Woodland Park
meal at the lowest price in town.
Snidee
William«
and passed a way aft er a lo ng a n d
\fit-r t let.iber first Woodland Park the guest of In« cousin. Mr- It K
Our Sunday dinners are unsurpassed
useful life, spent in tile service of
Tolar on
i-Hm-sda'
will .>j»-ii only Sundays
Meals 25 cents
Weekly rates made
Ml*» Itiitb Hubert» ha* returned
others
A loving neighbor, a gen
i
Bathing,
amusements,
picnic
con
Hr rooms and meals. St
Johns
from
u deliglitful \i»ii will» friends
emus friend and kind neighbor, sinMr« K N l.uke lias returned t<<
Hotel. ,
HMHc
veniences, nr. hestran music,
y-lf
leaves one devoted son, her only
Sanford ami is ready for the opening in Kissimmee.
Next Monday the Sanford schools living, relative lo mourn her loss.
Notice to Automobile and Motor- of school.
Miss Agnes and Miss Evelyn Ber
will, start and already the city is
Tho funeral was conducted from
Cycle Owner*
ner
have returned from their sum
presenting a busy nppearnnee as the the house Thursday morning nl
Mr*. J. C. Ensminger and Miss
Please take notice th a t alt auto
mer
vacation
teachers and scholars arrive to take !L:10, Rev. F E. Stein ineyer of
and motorcycle licenses expire Sept. Carrie Ensminger are expected home
. j __
up the work for another season.
ficiating.
3l)th
New licenses nnd tags are, tomorrow.
Mrs
Forrest
Lake and little
Many and varied wore the iloral
.Closing out all typewriter carboh
now ready
Please call and secure
daughters
are
again
at home after
nd
ft
ThufsIVarht-a
Lu
tiler
li
pxper. Best grpdea only. ut 2bc ! «flerings «>' friend* and neighbors new license and tug before October
Miss
P*r dozen sheels. Herald Ulti ce.
««’^Uying to thè big h entrent m lirit
ila> for Jin -ksiuiville, to ta ke il(i her a delightful visit to Virginia and ♦ I he C itizen
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which sbe wa» held
<111Ul * as teai-hi-r in t hr Jack so 11- Washington, I> C
Is directing
J SO . D JIN K 1N S .
.[
"Jésus, Lover o< ray Soûl" and
Villi' publit • school.
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Tax
Collector.
' Set h Woodrufl of Orlando was in "Rock of Ages," two favorite hymns
The Fastidious «Stranger
Mrs Pearson, the guest of Mrs.
th® city on Wcdncsday. lin hua of Mrs, Hooper were beautifully
E.
T
Woodruff
has
gone
to
Tampa
Mr». C. J Ycisur, wbo ha» been
T o O ur Bakery,
jusi returi.ed from a two weeks visit rendered by Mrs, Multi tiger. Mr*.
the guest of Mrs. R. A’. Newman for several days but' will return to
Telling him that he will find
to New York cltÿ' and says th a t it Deane. Turner, Mrs. Geo. Fox and
for jleverai days has ret urned to her Sanford for nnq.thcr visit before re
look» like court week all th e time .Mr*. A. A. Preston.
the "Bext of Everything"
turning to Jacksonville.
hom r in J ackaonville.
to a man. from Orlando.
The pall hearer* were • Messrs.
in the Bakery Line here.
Mr. H. C. Ger/or. who has been
Ice cold TLEZOL In bottles for Frank Forster, J. F. Turner, I.ucien
Miss Gertrude Brown, who hjis
The -Citizen Is Reliable
If your liver gets lazy you need u been visiting, in Macon and other attending the convention of the
Philips*, D. H. Rabun, James Couch
•lie at all dealers.
4-ff
and
liver tonic, not merely a laxative for Georgia towns returned home Sun Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin
nnd S. Range.
Mr. and Mrs; Porter Wakefield
eers ut Chicago is again at home.
Many people take a day.
-So Is the Inform ation.
The sympathy of many friends go the bowels.
•nd Mrs. Endor Curlett were anting
out to Mr. and Mrs. Parker in their simple laxative when the liver gets
the Geneva visitors to the c ity -o n
Miss 1’earl Stallings, who has been
sluggish rather than take calomel,
great Horrow.
Dr. O. J. Miller has gene to At
Tue»day afternpon. They h avc esthe attractive guest of Mr. and Mrs.
which they know to he dangerous. lanta on business.
tsblished a canning and preserve
J, W. Multilews returned to her
But a mere laxative will not start a
Ba ke ry
Card of Hympnthy
factory at Geneva and report great
home in Leesburg Wednesday.
sluggish
liver.
What
is
needed
is
a
We desire to express to our Wor
13 M s f n o h s ,
it
Phons I I I
Mrs.
W
D
Holden
hns
gone
up
•ttecess in the making of guava jelly,
thy Matron, Mrs. J. D. Parker and tonic that will liven up the liver to Jackson villi- (or u »hart visit.
Match the Herald for notice of her husband our sincere sympathy without forcing you to stay at home
Piano and Player Piano- Expert
Mn. Grace Earl Williams' Millinery and sorrow in this their hour of be and lose a day from your work.
tuning
and repairing . All work ab
•Mrs. B. J. .Starling and daughter,
Opening. Mrs. Williams is now in reavoment.
You have such a tonic in Dod Miss Clarissa, who have just re- solutely guaranteed. W.L, Harvey.
New York getting the latest styles
Mrs. Alice E. Robbins son'» Liver Tone. Dodson's Liver turned from a summer trip left again Box 1233-Phone 210-L
102-tf
and ideas in Millinery. There are inTone is alt th at is claimed for it, be
Mrs. R. J. Butts.
dicstions of some changes in the
cause the druggist* who sell it agree
Order of tho Eastern Star.
to hand hack the money with a
•tylen since tho first of the season.
smile,
to any person not satisfied
v 10-2tc
Card of T hanks
with
the
relief Dodson's gives.
To
the
many
friends
who
have
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. H o lly .a n d
Dodson's
Liver Tone is a veget
been
so
kind
to
us
in
the
long
illness
amily will remove to tho upartmenta
able
liquid
with n very pleasant
of
our
mother
and
especially
In
our
ovef the Herald oflice next week to
taste
and
Is
a prompt and reliable
recent
bereavement
we
beg
to
ex
/
•
•»pend the winter months. Mr. and
remedy for constipation, biliousness,
press
our
grateful
thank*
and
appre
W. p. Hagan and family will
Consider the advantage of having a partner in your busine»ss w ho has am ple ^
sour stomach and torpid liver.
•
occupy the Holly home on Sanford ciation. ,
resources,
who allows you to run you r business as you wish, and w ho takes an c
L. It. Philips & Co. give it their
Mrs. J. D. Parker,
»
■-Heights for the winter.
a ctiv e interest in your business success.
personal guarantee. Large bottle of
John D. Parker.
5 or 6 d o s e s -666 will break a n y
Dodaon’sL 8ver Tono is only 60
T his is the relation we form w ith our custom ers.
NOTICE
*** of Fever or Chills. Prico 25
cents. For children or grown people
Mitke us a partner in your business agreeable to the «above conditions; then
Notice Is hereby given that under I it is the ideal medicine. T ry it on
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take
tim e to have a personal talk w ith our officers w henever you are in need of
and by virtue of InHlrprllons re- tkp KUIirantee.
n
Kelium, secretary of • the
advice. You will alw ays be welcom e and we will a«ssist you in every w ay pos
ceived from the City Council o
f
_________________
,
Roard of Control of the Fiorida edSanford, Florida, that I will be*,n '
« IF* 1
1V II
sible
along such business lines.
.
•
.
otlaf I»*Ututlona will bo marnlng October U l. 1914. Institute W i l l i a m s
K id n e y
T lIlS
l a 1? MI“ Rulh Conlbear qf U k e - ault tp enforce collection of all d e
MAKE OUR BANK OUR BANK
m d n 0ctob" Mr. Kellum hjuL linquent taxea, paving Hen*, and
Have you overworked your hervoua
.f^efida throughout .Florida sidewalk Uens, due th e CRy of S a n system and - caused trouhlw with your
.
ofthgrmtulate him upon onford, which have been certified to kidneys aud bladder? Have you pains
fig the ranks of the Benedicts,
in loins, side, back and bladder? Have
me fof collection.
,
» •Tho»«
,
wanting W atson Sprayer* . Those owing any delinquent - tax, you a flabby’ apj>enrance of the face,
(c o u r t H o u s e b u i l d i n g )
he near future should IcaVe or- sidewalk or paving llena should a d and under the eyw? A frequent desire
v /*
tho »»ore of tho Gèo.- H. just aarne with me, and thus avoid to pass urine? If so, Williams’ Kidney
D . L THRASHER, V -P tts.
Pills ¿-ill cure you. Sold only by Win.
fiald Hardwaro Co. a t once, as it the acenmnlatlon of further coat«.
GEO RG E A, DeCOTTKS, ’ G. A|dridge, Druggist. Prico 60c.
30
*»
Mfg. Co., Props.
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W. W. ABERNATHY
DON’T TAKE
WRONG MEDICINE
J . L. M ille r’s
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ssrrroim h k b a l d
EASY TO INJURE AN UMPIRE MARSANS KEPT OUT OF GAME
■ -ŒBTEMBKH 25, tî!<
t h e u n d e rsig n ed Sheriff baa levied upon
a n d on M o n d a y , the 5lh d a y of O ctober.
A. D. 1914. t h o sa m e being t h e first- M o n
d a y In aald m o n th a n d S legal aalaa d a y . will
oapoaa for aale a nd sell a t pu b lic o u t c r y t o
t h o h l g h r a t a n d bwat b i d d e r (or cash, w ith
in th o legal ho u rs on sold ilate, a t .and In
front of t h e c o u r t house do o r In th o c ity of
S a n f o r d , Sem inole e o u n ty , Florida, t h e fol
lowing de sc ribe d land, s i t u a t e , lying and
being in
in acrainvif
Sem inole ruuiii/,
c o u n ty , Florida,
im«f
rm . —i to-w lt:
l.ot Sitty -a lx (till) a n d t h e s o u t h half of Lot
FUlv-1our (51) of St. J o s e p h 's A d d itio n to
S anford, accordin g to m a p or p l a t thereof
a« rceorded In thè puhlle -rec ord* of Grange
and film inole eounlle*. «tale of Florida,
t o aatlafy t h è Je r tn a of aald e t e r u t f o n and
costa.
P a t e d Ibis 31*1 d a y of A ugust. 1 9 U .
C. M. Il A N P ,
Sherlff Seminoie C o u n ty . Florida.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
LEADER OF CLEVELAND NAPS Arbiter Hss Lest Show to Protect Court Postpones Hearing of Cuban's
Himself Than Any Other Man
Connectad With dams.
Owner Bornee» Denle» Emphatically
Rumor That Larry Lajola Will
8ucceed Joe Birmingham.
■»s
Answering tho rumor, originating In
Now Orleans aomo weeks ago and re
printed recently In eastern papers, C.
W. Somera denies emphatically that
Larry Lajole la to succeed Joe Birm
ingham ns Nap manager. This story
was to tho edoct that lo rry 's playing
days i r e about over, that ho reallsea
It, and that Somers, owing to hla long
personal friendship, Intended to rnako
him bench manager, giving Birming
ham the gato.
No attention was paid to tho yarn
when It was first sprung, hut whetv It
began to spread through tho big
leaguo circuits Somera thought It a
good opportunity to make public hla
* n(l *»• r
—
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* m
i 4.
Tho accident which Brick Owens,
the umpire, experienced In Milwaukee
a week or 10 ago. resulting In a broken
shoulder from a foul tip. shows how
easily an umpire may be severely In
jured.
It looks fairly easy for a man to
stand up behind a catcher with a big
Inflated protector In front of him and
a wire mask on his faco, but be has
less show than any roan connected
with tho game when It comes to pro
tecting himself against Injury, saya
Milwaukee Sentinel. It Is a pretty
hard Job to stand up behind a moving,
wriggling catcher and a shuffling, shift
ing batsman and aco the ball when It
passes tho pinto, but It to u wholo lot
harder to. get out of tho wny when a
Noli r e o r I p p t lr . tl o n far T * i D e ed U ndo
Nertlon 575 of t h e U o n s in l N l a li l e a .
N otire li borobjr ( I v o n t h a t J .
N .M c *
G *u(he)-, p u r r h a M r of T a i O a r t lA c a te s N o .
ItOO ami ¿115. d a t a d tho 5th d a y of J u n o ,
Representative« of organlxod base A D. 1999, ha* fllod «aid certificate In m y
a n d h a t m ad a a p p lic atio n lor ta x
ball were cheered tho other day when office
deed to laaua In a c c o rd an c e w ith l a w . Hald
Judgo J. H. Trleber, In thn United c ertificate em brace« t h e following described
r o p e r t y i l t u a t e d In Seminole C o u n ty , FlnrStates district court here, positioned pida.
lo-wil. Lota 42, 171 to 174, L o n r e o o d ,
until September a hearing on the 9L T h e tali) land being aaaeaaed *J the d a te of
of aueli eeM fflrete No. 2400 In
Louis Federal league club's petition tthh ee issuance
n a m e of U n k n o w n .
to havo dissolved the Injunction
T h e aald la n d bein g aaaeaaed a t th e d a t e
of th e laauanee of a u r h certific ate. No. 2416
against Armando Msranns, tho Cuban In
tha n a m e of T u m o r A. I .
Unless aald
re
fielder, who Jumped from tho Cincin it l f lr a te a shall be re d e e m e d a ccording
to law, t a i deed wilt issue there on on th e
nati Nationals. The Judge announced 23rd d a y of O c to b e r . A. P 1914.
N O T I C E O F HALE
W itness my official sig n a tu r e a n d seal
No tic« la hereby given t h a t u n d e r and
ihia the 17th d a y ol S e p tem b e r, A. P . 1914
b y virtu « of a final decree of foreclosure a nd
lseal!
E. A. D O U G 1 .A 8 8 ,
•ale m a d e on t h a E7lh d a y ol A u g u .t , A. P
Clerk C ircuit C o u r t , Sem inole C o ., Bio.
1914, b y t h e H o n o ra b le William* a. llullock,
tly / a s . C. Hubert«, P . - C .
J u d g e of t h e C ircuit C o u r t of t h e Filth
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Ju d ic ia l C ircu it of Florida, In t h e i b t f u e
•fraaw -chw a w » re 5f " H o n o r a b l e f a m r e - - W r
I ’erkln a, J u d g e of S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C ircuit
In C oa rt of C o u n t y ' *uit | t , ffpasc at~ rTftrftf* of-Ftovids; In C h a n c e r y S i ltin g . In t h a t cer
In re E a t a t e of
t a i n r a n a e «therein p e n d in g , wherein R. E.
E d g a r T ip t o n a n d
Som lm rfo-County
W are a n d M a t t i e G r a y Jo hn*, a* executor*
C lare n ce T i p t o n . Minor*
of e e ta ta of W. T . Jo hn*, deceased, a re c om
N otice la h e r e b y given to alt w hom it m ay plainant*. a n d S anford O p e ra t!ou«e C o m
roficern, t h a t K. J. I’owetl, aa G u a r d i a n of p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n of 4fe«**lltc of Florida,
E d g a r T i p t o n a n d C la re n c e T ip t o n , minora, a n d J l o l e r t H. R am aey, P u i f t f , are de
will on Ihc 17th d a y of O c to b e r , A. I) 1914, fendant*, 1 »hall offer lor- sale and «ell to
a p p ly t o the H o n o r a b l e Geo. G. Herring. t h e hlgheat bidder for caah, before Mi* door
( o u n t y J u d g e In a n d for aald C o u n t y , at of t h e c o u r t hou*e in Sa nford, Sem inole
hla office in S a n f o r d in aald C o u n t y , a t 10 C o u n t y , Florida, an M o n d a y , t h e 6t h (fay
o ’clock a. m.. o r aa aeon t h e r e a f t e r a* t h a of October, 1914, tb« aamc being ■ legal
m a t t e r r a n be. hearji, for a u t h o r i t y to sell, •alea d a y . a n d d u rin g th « legal ho u ra of
a t p r i v a t e sale, t h e Iwo-filth* ia ie re e l of ealet t h e - p r o p e r t y deiertb*(l In tfi* nn x l d*aald minor« in t h e following d r * rrlb e d real r r r e a f o re ta la a* follow*, to-w lt: T h # we«t
e atate , in «aid C o u n t y , to - w i l; So u th ha | N i n e ty five feet of L ot Nine 19) In W ork
.JK)x> Lot S e v e n ty - f o u r <T4), of M. M. F o u r (41 of T ie r T w o (2) of E. l b T r t f f o r d ' i
S m ith'* S u b - P i v L i o n of See. 35. T ow n«hip m a p of th« to w n of Sa n fo rd in « « i d - c o u n t y
l'>. R ange 30 E a s t. W hic h a p p li c a t io n will of Sem inole, S t a t e of F lorida, being t h a aam e
he baaed upon t h e p e t i t i o n for t a l c now on lot u p o n Which aland* t h * Sa n fo rd O pe ra
J file In *ald c o u r t.
*
H ouse, now kn o w n a* t h # Sl«r T h e a t r e .
P a t e d S e p t, 17 th , A. P . 1914.
A. K. P O W E R S .
-It. J. P O W E L L ,
S perlal M a . t r r .
0-F rl-5tc.
.
Guardian.
4-Prl-Ble
Case Until September—Judge
Off for Vacation.
ia to stand Ih e n m n d ^ a k o It.
Is
a
great wonder more of them are
"Joe Birmingham Is manager of tha
not
hurT?
team." said Somers, "and there's no
.I t Is pretty hard work for a b*80"chance for Larry, Olsen -or any other
member of the club to get hla Joh. hall* sjlFctator to got up much sym
In fact there Isn’t a chance 'for any pathy for an umpire, but there are
man to tako Joe's place.. 1 think ho Is^ those who realize how hard tho Job Is
a good manager and will proto his" w t f t H f l r a n n i T t r r "sympathy for men |
when they are Injured aa Owens was.
class to the Cleveland public.
"Lajolo had his chance as manager They even get up a llttlo enthusiasm
of tho Naps for five years and resigned about on umpire when, aa Owens «JId.
In 1909. I don't know that ho aspires ho works notwithstanding his Injury.
to succeed Birmingham, but If he does
Armando Marsana.
there Isn't a chance for him to land, WATCH THE BOSTON RED SOX
apd he might as well know It now as
ho would not try tho caao until ho re
any other time. The same goes for Manager Bill Carrlgan Expects to turned from hla vacation, which would
any other player on tho club roster
Land Them Winner— Playing
bo samo time between September 7
and for any outsider^ too. I havo
Grand Game at Pvesent.
and 15. Aa the Federal leaguo ached
Birmingham signed as manager for
ulo closes early In October, It Is con
1914, 1919 and 1916, and what's more,
Tho Boston Bed Sox aro displaying sidered doubtful If a decision will be
the ten-day clause Is out of his con bettor form this yonr Uinn last suul j rendered In time to permit Marsana
tract. T h a is proof posltlvo 1 havo may bo ablo to noso out tho other to play again this season.
faith In him. Isn't It?
teams' In tho raco for tho pennant.
"Of course, I sm disgusted with tho Tris Speaker and aomo of tho other I
showing of the team this season. stars on tho team aro hitting tho ball
Aftor their great wo^k last year I
Joined with the fans In hoping and
looking forward to a pennant. How
ever, I attribute tho poor showing of
JEW ELER
tho team In a large measure to ac
cidents and sickness
I can't recall
W VTi llKS, CLOCKS. JKWKI.HV.SM any team In tho history of baseball
VKltVVABK. OPTICAL HOODS, KTC.
that has had so much 111-fortune In
this respect”
-«-tain words.
Theo. Schaal
E x p e r t
MATRIMONY SPURS VIOX ON
^
1 2 3
Pirates' Scrappy Little Infielder Prove*
Batting and Fielding Sensation
of the Team.
Nollce of Application for T a t P e e d U n d e r
H r r l l a * 573 of I he G e n e r a l S t a tu t e «
N otice ia he reb y given t h a t J. F. L alng,
p u r c h a t e r of T a x Certificate No. 996. d a t e d
t h e 3rd d a y of J u n e . A. P . 1912. a n d C e r
J tificate No. 468 d a te d th e 4th d a y ol July.
' A. P . 190f. ha» llle<l «till certificate* In
my office a n d ha« m ade a pplication for t a i
I deed to l u u e in acrornmne* with law.
Said certificate embrace« t h e following de«crlb cd p r o p e r t y d t u a t e d In Seminole, c o u n
t y . Florida, to-wit:
C e r t i f i r t t e No. '9 9 6 ,
Lot 6, JUk 13, Tier A. Sanford T h e »aid
la n d being a*.e*acd at the d a te of t hr 1«
» ua nre of . u e h rertificate In th e n a m e of
Itehecea T urnerCertificate
No. 168 em brace« Lot
l,
Hlh J l , T ier 7, Sanford,
T h e «aid land
being t u r n e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e i u u a n c e
of a u r h ra rtlfic a te in t h e n a m e of L y n c h , J.
E . U n t e u aald certificate ahall b e r e
d e em ed a r r o r d l n g to law, t a i deed will
i u u « t h ere o n a n the 29th d a y of S e p t e m b e r ,
A. P . 1914.
W itncM mV ofltrial «ignature a nd aeal
thi« th e 2 7 th d a y nf A u g u .t . A. P. 191 (
—al>
f: A
PP tM H .A SS .
Clerk C ircuit C o u rt. Seminole Co., F'l*.
2- Fri-3lc,
IIy J C. R o b e rt-. P C
Nnllrr of \ pplic all**n **f li» *|I ppiÍ I mlrf
Hrfl)«n S7Í af ihr Ürner»! Hliiulfs
n u i ii 1: «>f m i n u n n sai >:
No>nrr I» Il wff*l>Jr glVrit I h*t j >$ 1*nf trr.
Si»! i$’i* i*
g ivi? ti I hui Un dur 411/1 j
L y virtu** itf a vnrii u f Kirn Fan»*
Jr . imrrh a»i*r of T » t Í Vrtilirn If*» S l .4
4
.in.
4M. 471. dated th«* 3n! «Uy of J uf»r.
Ä»
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*,,*l «f Ih« f' nutily (' «ufi
1*07. ini'1 T . « (Vrtiflrot f i Nin 112T •1a t r •!
F i r s t
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n-rtii n
nu*r
thffrin
l<**ntltng
"hr f f i n I h »• ! h •!■> "1 J u n i . \ II 1W11. r ’••rt i ft
F 1 O R I H A
Krrti)Ur» T o m p i n y , * truriMiralltm [ •■«It* No. 1u 46 til Irti til« in! il» y o( Jlllie
r L U r t I U M u p|«*mid «nd H. H. VoUrt i» dolrndtnt. | A. D. 1912. UxrtlArntr Nu. ;291 diteci the
R e p a i r i n g
W e s t
.
Q A N F D R D
OMUrUfTU,
When Connlo Mnck lost tho ponnant In 1912 he blamed It on the fact
that so many of hla players had mar
ried recently and wore thinking more
about their spouses than baseball.
This la not tho case of Jimmy Vlox,
Notice of Application for T a t P e e d Under
M e d ian 573 of t h e G e n e r a l S t a tu t e *
N otice I* he reb y given t h a t J. N. Port*r
,'r., p u r c h l u r of T a x C ertificate* No*. 379,
'I IO. 3MI. 382. d a t e d t h e 3rd d a y of J u l y ,
A P. 1905. ha* filed **ld c e jtlf le a lc i in m y
« rr « a n d h a . m ad e a p p li c a t io n , fof t a t deed*
I"
ju .
in i c c o f d a n c c with law.
Said
c. G i r a t e .
em brace
the
following
de»c r i » . 'I p ro p e rty a i t u a t e d in Sem in ole c o u n
ty, Florida, to-w lt: L o t . 108, 116, 132 a n d
Kai I 126 (lei* beg at
HE r b r , ru n S 79
■leg 50 m in u t e . W wllh S line II 80 eh«,
(bene* S' 10 deg 10
m in u t e . W 9 eh«,
th«nee S 79 deg 50
min W 13 50 eh*,
t h e n r e S 10 deg 10 min E 9 eh*, thenc e
N 79 deg, 50 min K 13,60 eh», all In lllook
p , M itche ll’* S u rv e y , lj- v y G i a n t
Said land« being u r e u o l at tho d a te a
of t h e ( n u a n c e of a u r h certificate* in t h e
n a m e of Mr«. M . - E . Hick*.
U n l e u aald certificate* «hall he re deem ed
according to lew . t a t deed wilt i u u i I he re
on on the 2 9 th d a y of S e p t e m b e r , A. 11.
1914.
Witne«« my official « ig n a tu re a n d «*al
(hi* the 27th d a y nf A u g u .t , A P 1911
I.eal
) A P P PC! LASS.
t'le rk C ircuit C o u r t , Sem in ole Co , Fla.
2-Fri-5lr.
p y J. C R o b e rta , I) C-
7th d a y of J u n e , A. P . 1909, ha* nie.) lt¡,
certificat** In my off) re a n d h i , ra. r
ap p lic atio n for tax deed t o l«*ue in trr.Zr
.L e t w l t k law. Said certificate* , mb“£
t h e following d**crih*d p r o p e r t y
in Sem in ole c o u n ty , F l o r i d a , tow-it:
tificele No. 436, U n p l o t te d p a r t of |i i l .
Mi *-•!!'• Burvay, l ^ v y O r a n t , N„
Is
l ( l e u H U of E 20 A) 111k l> ¿V'
c h e li'. S u rv e y , l-evy G r a n t . No 471 i " '
95. Ulk II, Mitchell'« S u r v e y , | . , vy
No 4Ï 3, L ot 47, lllk I». MItVhell'. S a r i «
» ____
C ...I
M r.
lin t
more consistently and tho 801 are not
so far behind tho Athletics that they
can't overhaul them before tho end
of (he season comes In sight. Bill
Carrlgan, tb® manager of tho Sox. 1b
confident that his team will bu In nt
tho finish. If the Box cannot land
first honors ho expects that they will'
wind up no lower thnn second
n o t ic e
o r R fm m v s -s x rr'
U n d e r a n d h y v i r t u e t f n f n ' cvOcmton tg.
• ued o u t of t h e C ircuit C o u r t for th«
e n t h Ju d i c ia l C irc u it of F l o r i d a , inr anil t,,
Se m inote C o u n t y , In a cau*v w h«r.in Am*ri
Jean Agrlculltir«! C he m ic al
80*11pany. ,
c o r p o r a t io n . I* plaintiff, a n d A P o rn « ,
d e f e n d e n t . I h a v o levied u p o n a n d w,f| Kj|
at—a u b l i a - o u t c r y at th« f r o n t door .,(
r o u r t hou»« In Sa nford, Florid*, on a ,
fir»t MonitmV In O c tober, A. p . 1914 it.
bein g t h * 5th d a y of aald m o n t h , d u r in g 'it.
*t hour* o f » sir- lo th*L h l g h m t ««a
der f o r ea*h, all t h e r i g h t, till« ind it.
t e r r a i Of t h è d t f e n d a n t , A. l ia rn ev . in m )
tn a e e r t a l n certificate of t h o c a p i u ) u 0(|
of Ih* Feoplea I t a n k of S a n f o r d , h u n g
p a r tl c u l a r ly deaerihed a« f o l t o * .
C e r ti f i c a ta No. 119 fo r t e n « h a r t i of tkg
c a p i t a i a t o c k of t h * l ’eoplea R a nk of y ,a.
ford, F t a ., of a p a r valu* of $1.000 00 **4
a h o o k or m a r k e t va lue of $2, 000,00. Su)
p r o n r r t y helng n o e In |K»*e«*|on <d
*aid A. P o r n e r a n d levled u p o n a« th* pr,a.
v rty of A. P o r n e r , a n d t o t a t l a f y *ald rier u t l o n a n d coita.
F u r c h a i e r t o pai- | c.
Gite.
C. M . HAN1F.
Sherlff of Sam in olo C o u n t y , FI».
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Theory of Missouri Professor Is
Not Entirely Fanciful.
T he theory of a Missouri professor
t in t within 25 years tho government
will take over end operate organized
baseball Is not entirely fanciful. There
hare been threats of the prosecution
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look In time for "li-cent baseball" as
4 campaign Issue,
Manager McOraw of tho Giants Is
ono of tho must sonorous men con
nected with tho national gamo. (Us
friends sny ho Is ulmust too soft
hearted when listening to stories of
distress.
'
"I'll wager MoGraw glvos away | 2,000 a year," said ono of tho New York
tnan traveling with tho club. "Espe
cially when tho team Is training In
lh o '8outh does ho stand for a touch.
"We may be playing s t a little town
and a woman will bo standing outside
tho gato when wo learo the grounds.
Sho telle McGraw how her husband
used to play against him i n tho old
days and how ho Is In tho hospital
now with a broken arm or aomo ill
ness.
"McGrow Immediately goes down In
hla pocket and comes up with a $50
for her. He hss many persons al
most entirely dependent on him,
broken-down players and tho Hko. It
Is seldom ho refuses to listen to tales
of woo. *
"Then thoro's another side of Mc
Graw. Ho always loves a good time.
1 know he'd glvo a lot to havo a fellow
like Germany Rchaefer of the Senators
on bis club ‘just to keep him and tho
bunch In good humor. T h at was tho
reason he had Arlto Latham and oth
ers around.
"He'll sit up half the night If there's
a chance of playing a good Jo£e on a
fellow.' I've traveled with McGrow for
seven years and have never found
him anything but good-natured, gen
erous and kindly to hla friend«."
Marquard After Another Record.
After absorbing two records from
the mound, Rubo Marquard will start
after tbo Nations! league ^trike-out
mark. Rube says he's going to fan
20 stickers on aomo nice afternoon
and beat Sweeney’s record of 10,
which the latter estajillshed back In
1M4.
- 81 Paul Gets Peters. **
8L Paul gets the loudly-touted
Catcher Rubs Peters of Orond
Porks. DUly Sullivan gave him thrf
once-over for Callahan, and was
only Impressed with, hla whip.
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In shade completes the gown.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
‘a r n u b r r r a
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Preceding the coming of the bridal Copenhagen blue broadcloth. The
centerpiece was a basket of ferns
and red hibiscus, surrounded by party Miss Margaret Davis at the smart little hat waa black velvet,
silver candelabra with their red piano .rendered very beautifully, " 0 trimmed with blue wings.1»•
The wedding presents were of
shades, the green and red blending Promise Me" and "Traum erei" and
cut
glass, silver, dainty china and •I- All Local A d v e r tis e m e n t« U nd^
and
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Perfect
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harmoniously with the handsome
linens, and attractively displayed in
during
the
ceremony.
white
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This Heading THREE C E N T S *
BEING A RESUM E OF SA N FO R D H A PPEN IN G S
To the strains of Lohengrin's the receptjon hall. <
ropes of blossoming asparagus fern
Line For Each Innertlon. Minimum
Mr. and M^s. Gatchcl will spend
reaching to the corners of the table. Bridal Chorus the bridal party des
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The brides se\jy4 t**wrvkv'lTT'Tbe m ountains-and
The electric light* shaded in rod. cended the stairway.
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FO R SALE
Phoned to Mr*. R. A. Tcrheun, Phono 203
The place cards were hand painted Miss Mary Gatchel, Miss Ruby return.
red roses and the favors were Jap Betts with Mis* Mary Simms en
Mrs. ttntchel is the youngest
For Sale or R e n t— Two >,r(.
with the conviction that the Now anese green woven baskets titled tered, first passing through the re daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
. U i s c d l u n r o w i t .SftOK’r r
donees
at a bargain. W. J Thigp*^
Smyrna Club, officers and members with coral ilower and ferns, tied ception ball to the drawing roorff S tew art. Mr. Gntchol is a success
One of the prcttiont entertain- are royal -hosts a n d are -quit« a p p re with red satin bows.
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They were followed by two little ful young business man. n member
merit* being given for Ml** Mabel ciative of the cordial welcome, tKe
flower
girls.
Virgio
Horne
Hyman
A tempting five course luncheon
of the firm of Gatchel Sz Son.
For Sole— Fine farm of ten arr*, I
H a n d was Alio miscellaneous shower
kindly hospitality ftnd courteous at-! was served, the tones of the color and Helen Chapm an, carrying pretty
about
three miles from the
nt the homo of Mi»* Eva Walker tentions showered upon them.
motif being carried out effectively baskets of rose petals which they
llrarl
¡¡hower
also
two
choice city lot»
Tuesday afternoon, at which the
scattered in the path of the bride
in the menu.
cheap
for
cash
or can be p mhastd
Marked
by
a
beautiful
simplicity,
young ladle* o( St. Agnes Guild were
and groom, entering together. The
For Visitor
Invited
to
meet
Miss
Mettinger
on
easy
terms.
Address If.
0j
attractive
and
charming
was
the
hostesses und guests alike.
p arty grouped about the arch und
were
Mesdames
It.
C.
Bower,
Eu
Herald
office.
Among
the
very
pleasant
social
heart
shower
given
by
Mrs.
Uolit.
The color motif of pink and green
the beautiful ring ceremony was
was beautifully carried out with affairs irf-thtrwrcelr was a delightfully gene L anaroofe, George Bishop, D. performed by H e r : Gi-erg» -Hyman. Holly for-M iss M ahal-ii and. yester
C. - Marlowe ~*f»d— Mi9*t?T-itfAriiut
For salvor. %tBjrrFivE Lcrtw. tttiff-'
day" at her p retty hom e on- the
* <juant£tlca_ol. ruacs, hibiscus, Love's informal neighborhood party, a t
I nuucdiajdr~Prec*ding-tkq-a*Hqmou,y. ’TrcrgTTKV Fes loons oh p r e t t r droop land,—two good wells, located in,.
,Fox,
MahcLjLiul..
Charlotte
llaiuL
-afTM rtrahd DuLJLraccluL.VUitf.rPk- Uip Ln hjfth
Sirs. Ernest Bctta sweetly sang, " I
ing ferns were used effectively with south of Station 10 on S. iz K. ¿ ¡ j .
bt a r jessamine.
In the reception ' dous hostess, in honor of Miss Pearl
Love
You T ru ly ,"
\s
Prelly
Home
W
tdding
strings
of red hearts, joined together! WI,y* ® r o y n house. ^ See F. \y.
hall the ‘balustrade- was- fTrt.wjDatL.Stailing».
The bride was very lovely in her with red cords, prettily carrying out Mahoney at F ern n ld s.
i
th
vi
tres-ami
1
vm
'
il
.
wri-nl
h.
while
—
Amusing
a
n
d
~
m
tr
rta
tn
n
r
g
guess-1
\
home
we«
A homo wedding of unusual beau-,
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.
..
.
v it
¿¿As
y ^ v o d d in g jL a w u L uf whit,, c h a r m e u s e the green mnd. red tones of the color
w l.
4»*
wprv e r e m i . i
T* s a £ ä - w Ä H
• ita
For Sale— Sixteen foot *launcS
1WtahjiLyi__ to n n v f»ri>ri>.<* falling scherno.
Outlined by* &mall hearts
<V.r**r
TTt
of the pretty flower, tuiüiua. aprays J n tho’ flower:
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three horse motor clinker btiili, hufi
¿
w
s
K
frqBV.tlu'ft
ou
L
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M
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—hn/rTTr
w
f
o
d
e
n
e
d
r
a
p
e
r
were
larger
op-tfsfhsragifci fern giving a-wdievlng Stallings won-Hi st p riie.- u •ha ndarnael-,l.v,Vffjg't-^atchcLLg tu r trrta aiC -4ita.
In good shape. . Cheap for ca»h.
touch of greem—.The xtoerrs and wrhn- box of firm chocolate bon bons. Mrs. last evcnhnr—Tho-jrlarrtrf'the lower irry." ¿hn ■.w«f ut ^ bodtee a ro t nfcpxd. Sfc h e a r f t r t h e - shades over the
IL Iacnnun, Sanford.
»Lift —
."'dom nretE -ícA oonqd with vines, pot Terheun won the consolation prize, fioor with the rooms opening one the neck with.fi/w-soft laco, the drap- [j )||M n IMm iwssMIi L~T-Tft~ffr~r<u1
ery
and
bodice
garnit^ref^in^
pearl
he
P u tin V i v i a n f l ify* r
te d plUnta and cut flowers over a box of fine -itntioner.w The booby into the other was beautifully ndapFor , Salé— My transfer buslheu.
heads. Ovor tho gown fell tho long of the ‘s tltin g sun. Portieres of red
ehich the pink shaded lights casting prize fell to Mr. John Minnerick, cd to such an occasion.
Cheap. Jas. Harrias.
7-2tc
veil
of
tulle
which
was
becomingly
hearts draped the doers and hung in
■ th e roseate glow of the early dawn who failed to guess even one ques
The colors of the wedding were Arranged to fit closely about tho .the alrdve of the reception hall.
completed the artistic effect.
tion.
Mr. Robt. Walthour made
F'or Sate— Hound, pup for ufe
green an d gold, charmingly carried face in cap effect and confined with
The round * tablo in the dining
In the dining room a beautiful highest score on hia original hits at
out In rich maases of goldenrod, n wreath of lllliea of the valley. The room ' was coverod by a beautiful cheap. Just- tho rig h t age to trsin.
Battenburg tea cloth covered the the newspaper fraternity.
ferns and the graceful vinca of Die bride carried nn arm bouquet of tea cloth off linen edged with cro R. B. Lynch, Sanford, Fla., Rouu
table, centered by a green basket of
Vera Tcrheun assisted in serving starry white jessamine. In tho large bride rosea and asparagus fern.
No. 1.
8-tfc
chet, the cehterpicco of crochet be
pink roses and hybiscua.
the delicious pineapple sherbet and reception hall, where the beautiful
The four bridesmaids were gowned ing worked In, over a red silk lining.
For Sale C heap— Ono larguhorse,
Over a bank of ferns in one corner dainty cakes. Enjoying Mrs. B u tts ’ gifts were displayed, vinea and golalike in pink crepe do chine over a Ropes ol ferns nmldst the foliage of one mule, three wagons, harneu,
of the parlor a pink spider web bud hospitality besides Miss Stallings donrod-entwined the balustrade und
skirt of white lace flounces. The which red hearts peeped here and plows an d fool*.
Jos. C. Harris).
been woven, to the cords of which were Mesdames Anna Walker, R. A. festooned the windows and doors,
bodices had short sleeves and were there. In the center of the table
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th e gifts were tied and concealed in Terhoun, Misses Eva Walker, Eliz vases of .goldenrod placed here and
cut low at the neck. They carried waa a lovely basket of ferns and red
various parts of the bouse, creating abeth Strange, Vera Terheun; Messrs there completing the effect. Across
For Sale—2 Cylinder Buirk che»p,
bouquets of pink carnations.
hibiscus, surrounded by red shaded
m uch merriment its the unwinding F. P. Strang^, Bob Walthour, linrry one corner of the drawing room, a,
•100
Myrtle avenue.
lo-ttr
,
The deal little flower girls wore candelabra.
progressed, and Miss Hand was fol Walker. John Minnerick. Joe Mat- )ovp|y arch h„d been erected, grace1 " * ” h t« frocks and
pink r ib -, ,\n artist contest was* delightfully
lowed from place to place by the thews. Frank Adams. W. V. Hull fu, and ,ovcly with ¡,8 traiHng
k
TO RENT
’
' amusing.
The guests were handed
m erry group of girls, in her search und Fleetwood Joiner.
sprays of jessamine, behind which a'
molher wa# gownL.d
white cards to which were attached
for the gifts.
When opened each
For Rent— Nice furnished roomi
bank of few* formed the altar. jf| # Kr
crepo dc c|linc.
red pencils and* told to draw- the at S tum on’s. $1.26 a w;cek and'up.
package contained an original little
Pretty Luncheon
From the center of the arch hung a
An Informal le c e p tio n followed the article named ut the top of the card. 316 E. Fourth St.
rh y m e telling Mias Hand what was
!M3ip
Mias Ruth M ettinger, who Is big white wedding bell from which
These were .urtlcles of the bride's
ceremony
a
n
d
.
t
h
e
bride’s
cake
was
expected of her.
The
homo on a vacation from St. T im waa suspended a gold ring.
F'or Rent— F’urnished rooms for
Upon her arrival ihc was met by othy's Hospital, Philadelphia, was dining room was particularly -beau cut a t the prettily dpcorated table. trousseau and members of the bridal light housekeeping. Apply to Mr*,
party.
Hursts
of
happy
laughter
Miss Marie Stewart presided St
th e guests and escorted by Miss the a ttractive young honoree nt a tiful. From the center above the
Madeline Hill, impersonating the beautiful luncheon given by* Mrs. table, ribbons of gold entwined with. 1the punch bowl and those assisting followed the efforts nt drawing. To F uren, 11 ■ Laurel avenue, city
!Mfr
groom, into the parlor, to the strains W. L. Morgan T hursday afternoon. green extended to the corners of the in serving were Mrs, Lovell, sister Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart fell the prize, __________________________
a
lovely
vase,
whose
drawing
of
the
of
the
groom
Und
Misses
Minnie
*of I^ihengrin’s Wedding March, piny Red and green featured the decora room, which was aglow with masses
For Rent Rooms for ligio house.
ed by Miss Lucille Aspinwall. He tions, confined to the dining room of yellow daisies The center of tfo Stewart. Jimmie l.aing and Clura bride’s trunk was voted by the keeping, 919 Dak Ave.
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guests to lie the best.
lor« the spider web, n mock m ar which was very lovely with its ferns \ table was adorned with a bowl of Millen
The favors were red hearts with
For Rent House and five acre) of
Mr, and Mrs. Gatchel left last
riage ceremony was performed by and flowers, and silver caridolabra the bell shaped alam ander.
The
fortunes
written
upon
them
a
n
d
clipland
two miles from city mi West
Miss Frnaces Aspinwatl, to the de 1ind red shades, placed about the | handsome punch bowl was placed in night on their wedding trip to
ped
from
a
string
by
the
blindfolded
Side.
Also furniture und guns for
light and merriment of the guy room.
un alcove of the reception hull, fes Norab Carolina. The bride's going
sale.
Houio
can be rCntod until
(Continued On Pago 5)
young people.
away gown was a tailored suit of
Resting upon a d a in ty crochet tooned in vines and goldenrod.
ne.xt August
W S, Kemp- r ' i p
There were man>' lovely gifts and
Piano to rent for the season In
delicious refreshments of pink and
quire at 111 Second street
' tic
while ice cream bricks und white
■ ■
cake tied in p in k .,
T ake Notice— ! will, rent, »eli,
Those invited were Misses Mabel
trade or build you a houne mi >-a»y
an d Charlotte Hund, Madeline Hill,
torms. J. Musson, G01 !’duetto
Lucille and Frances Aspinwall, Ag
a-Vcnue.
.t '.tir
nes Renfroe, Said«-«* William*, Josie
For Rent Cheap for Cash Tv.-sty
and Junio Stumon, Ruth M clUugu.
acres
of good hammock land .dl tild.
Zoe Munson, Genie Wicker, Ruby
Call
or
write A. M. Tyler. ' I'd tf
B e tts, Linda Lefller, Elizabeth und
Five acres tiled land inside itjr
Anna McLaughlin und Eva Walker
limits for rent, near brick road .m4
vj
Ne w .Smyrna Club Mrrting
loading station.
Apply to A P
Connelly, Sanford. *F'lorida.
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Mrs. Henry Wights Mrs. .«L. W.
Dickins and' Mrs. A. W.T Fitts, Jr.,
For Rent— Furnished office equip
went over Monday to New Smyrna
p e d with roll top desk, office chain
to be present at the meeting of the
and tabl»*s. Also a- roll top desk,
Woman’s Club, where Mrs. Hockcr
typew riter desk and other equip
and Mrs. Wight hav been invited to
ment fur sale or rent
Herald nllirr-.
take part on the program.
The ride
M2 t (
through the country in the early
For
Rent
Several
good
oifi.es
morning, to Daytona was a joy and
over
Yowell’a.
Enquire
Yowell'i
delight. At Dnytona, Mrs. William
store.
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Hocker, president of the Florida
Federation of Woman's Clgba joined
M IS C E L A N E O U S
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_
the party and the pleasant drive
W anted — Plowing or team work
was continued to' New Smyrnn,
by man with good - team.
j. f:.
where they were 'delightfully enter
Sum mt-rs. care M. S. Nel son, or
tained by Mrs. L.*P. Bouchelle and
phone Lord's Station. •
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the New Smyrna Club. Mrs. BouW anted Work of an; kin« i S•11re
chelle was the graqious hostess a t a
preferred. Joe Saucer, ran* «ri Malvery charming luncheon in honor of
,u
lem fruit stand.
Mrs. Hocker apd Die visiting ladles.
8-31p
The table with its handsome crochet
I want a good man with a good
*
luncheon set, centered by a beautiful
team to plow-16 acre« nt Cameron
silver vase,-filled with autum n leaves,
City, Sanford. Florida. The 15 acre*
it« gleaming silver and sparkling hut
is
known as the Joshua Powell farm.
glass was very attractive and lovely.
Go
and look at the land and tell me
A delicious six course luncheon was
how
much you will plow it lor per
served. Enjoying Mra. Bouchello'a
acre
and -hnrrow It, and any rootA
hospitality were Mra. Wm. Hockcr
you
find
cut them out and pile them
of Ocala; 'Mrs. H. L. Hood, presi
ROYAL BRAND
and^
burn
them. • Now I want a
ROYAL BRAND
dent of the.N ew Smyrna Club, Mrs.
first
class
job-done.
Tho caretaker,
Cora Wilson of New Smyrna , Mrs.
Mr.
Marshall
‘
nt
Cameron
City
Hopkins of Jacksonville snd McsGrocery
Store
has
charge
o
f
my
dames Wight, Dickins and Fltta of
place.
Mako
yAur
price
to
"Owner
Sanford.
TRADE
J. P.," 26 Colombia St., Homrsiend,
Repairing to the club rooma after
L. L, N, Y.
H.4tt.
luncheon the visitors were cordially
welcomed by the New Smyrna Clilb.
I wish to rent ono or two rooms
Mrs. H. L. Rood conducted the
4
with two beds, or one large room
meeting and Introduced the speaker!
with two beds by tho week, for
HARK
of the afternooa in a most gracious
one, two or three months, must be
#
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and pleasing manner.
close in and good-neighborhood.
Mra. Hocker made a very fine
Send price to "J. P ." 26 Colombia
m
a
d
e
j
u
s
t
a
s
c
h
e
a
p
a
n
d
t
h
e
b
o
y
s
T h a t ’s t h e n a m e o f t h e b e s t h o s e
talk on the "State Federation Work,
S t„ Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.
as a Part of the Individual Club"
lik e th e jp b e t t e r . .. S h ir ts a n d
g o in g fo r b o y s ’ a n d g ir ls’ s c h o o l
"'‘ Wanted—Carpdhfir^'work tfy *
that was bright and inspiring.
gang pf expert northern workmen
The_ "8phere of the Woman's
who intend coming to Florida to lo
Clubs In Small Towns" was the In
B lo u se s, a lw a y s fr e sh a n d p r e tty
w e a r a n d p la y .
cate permanently. Nothing too ibg
teresting subject of s splendid paper
or small for us to handlo.it> a speedy
given by Mrs. Wight.
and workmanlike manner. .Unques
Upon request Mrs. Dickins told
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tioned references and full particulars
of the rose meetings and the City
to interested parties. C. B. F'alor,
. Beautiful. Ball and touched-upon the
.\Iogudore, Ohio.
9-3tp
binding together in q common in
terest the club wonfen of Sanford in
Boarders Wanted— $3.60 per week
these social gatherings.
for
board and lodging. Last h o m e
Mrs. II. H. Sams gave a resume
on
East
Third St.. *C.. W. Driggersof the work of the New Smyrna
9-91P
Club, since Us organisation, «hawing
• splendid activity.
Wanted—Geptlemen roomer* «
Mrs. E. L. Greer rendered a num
Stumon’s. 316 E. Fourth St.
ber of fine selections on the piano
. 9-13tp
and the meeting came to -a close
with a most enjoyable social hour.
Wanted to buy first class rAilch
The Sanford ladies returned home'
cow. W. A. Lefller.
10-3tp
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Classified Advertising
ABOUT PEOPLE AND E V E N T S
ROYAL BRAND CLOTHING
FALL 1914
The boys of today wear
only the best clothes.
Ask your boy about
a
“ R O Y A L B R A N D .”
150 Suits, 1914 Styles,
»
i
Just In.
SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
Why worry; make boys1furnishings when you can buy ready-
50c.
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W A R N E W S F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F IE L D
■w T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
I N S A N F O R D — Lif» Ia Woith Lluintf
VOLUME VI
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY . s E r fi^MRER 2‘J. 1914
NO
II
FOOD LAW AMENDED
THE
SANFORD
CITY
SCHOOLS
is ESTABLISHED
AND NOW IN EFFECT
OPENED YESTERDAY MORNING
drainage district
tract
of
land
' ¡ ’S
A L L PACKAGES O F FOOD
MUST G IV E-C O N TEN TS,
WEIGHT A F ^ 0 U T E * i Ü 7
IN FTUTURE
bonded
• CONTAtSa 365.QÛÛ ACRES
— -A N tflN C L im E S L E I iE B ..
-j;
WAS A MOST AUSPICIOUS OCCASION WITH NEW PRECEPTORS ANIlL
Hereafter nil packages of food'
Judge Daniel A. Slfflmöfi* ytalcii.
packed
in t h e ' United States and
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T
O
T
S
&
r
H
I
S
T
O
R
Y
O
F
(lay signed the decree formally and
sold to the public must bear on the
legally
outside a statem ent of the quantity
ganiring the Upper St. J nhna Dtaln-SO
FTO
O
LS—ADDRESSES
BY
PROMINENT
CITIZENS
of contents in terms of weight, meas
-age QiatricU-n pnlillr rurw rattoozcL
ST. JOHNS RIVER
* Florida, to exist for the term of
—thIrfr~y*ral''S_frorn_th e 'd a te 'Of tlij? de
cree.
The now drajnage district contains
265,000 acres of land, more or less,
being a t r a c t ' 42 miles long from
north to south, and some 22 miles
wide, situated, lying and being in
„.the counties of Orange, Osceola and
Brevard.
Vans Agnew and Crawford were
* t h e ' slllritors for tho petitioners
who constituted practically every
land owner in the district.
The decree was granted after ful
fillments of the conditions prescribed
in chapter 6458, of the Laws of the
State of Florida, Acta of 1913.
An election will be called for Oc
tober 28, at which time property
owners will vote on the selection of
trustees tfor the upper St. Johns
Drainage District.
Votes will I19
allowed, one for every acre owned,
making a total of 265 000 votes to
be cast.
* Isham Randolph, consulting en
gineers. Jackson ville-Chicago. made
the surveys and prepared the report
on which the drainage district was
finally established.
Valuable Acreage
By the formation of this drainage
district a large and valuable acreage
in Florida between lines drawn west
ward from Hardevillc and from Se
bastian. and from the eastern rim
of the St. Johns watershed, westoard
to the St Johns river, will, by drain
age, heroine available for habitation
and cultivation.
The plans call for main canals
from three great basins to the ocean,
namely from Lake Winder, Lake
Worthington, and Lake Poinsett,
with connecting anil lateral canal*
covering the territory in such m an
ner as to dry permanently and suc
cessfully the lands within . ilu:.-dis
trict.
The estimate of the cost is not
yet worked out, but tho preliminary
investigations and figures show that
it can be done at a figure less per
acre than almost any other such
project yet undertaken in this coun
try Bonds will, of course, lie voted
later, and issued ns money is needed
,lo prosecute the work, but it is not
^ proposed In the immediate present
to undertake this, owing to finan
cially unsettled conditions because
of the -Eurojiean war.
The whole
matter will lie left to the trustees
of the drainage district to be elected
in Oriober. Times-Union.
Free Trip to Frisco
Mrs. Hazel Powell Stevenson was
in Sanford Saturday in the interest
of the sale of the Florida Dollar, the
•ouvenir coin which is being «old by
th f Florida Panama-Pacific exposi
tion commission to obtain funds for
a Florida exhibit a t San Francisco.
Your young ladies, * one from cnch
congressional district of Florida will
Fo given railroad ami Pullman tick
et* for telling the largest number of
the*« coins. The young lady .of the
four who sells the largest number
»ill be given a hundred dollars in
cash besides her fare. In addition -to
these inducements a commission of
ten per cent is paid on all sales. Mrs.
Stevenson thinks th a t this should be
■uflicient to induce young ladies to
take an interest in the contest to say
nothing of the real object of the con***** which Is to have a Florida ex
hibit at San Frandaco.
. Honor Roik-Moirfoc School **"'
Eighth Grade--------Seventh Grade— Grace Hawkins.'
Sixth Grade— Ralph Mikosell, liar
Williams.
Fifth Grade^-Dora Mae Oglesby,
Eddie Lee, William Hawkins, Rush
S*«ff«d, Albert Hawkins.
Fourth Grade-—Florence Price,
* r,e Mann, Alice Powell, Ernest
. Lee, OU, Lloyd.
Third Grade— Brown Stafford,
Mertite Osteen.
Second Grade—Louise Powell, Wal
*« Price.
Grade»—Cecil Bales, Mercv Osteen. Iva Bales, Garner Johns,
Johns, Esther Bell Powell,
■Renie Mann.
• ,1 Pl? t
Yesterday was an epoch in San:
ford’« history' not only with the
school children lint with the parents
and nil tho patrons of the schools,
marking as ft dill the beginning of
another school term.
All of the
schools opened on time und the
scholars were assigned to their re
spective places, tho teachers work
ing with precision anti with no con
fusion of any kind.
Promptly a t ten o'clock a goodly
number had assembled at the au d i
torium of the high School where a p
propriate exercises were to mark
tiie opening of the school*.
Th e teachers and scholars of the
high school an d several grades of
the grammar school were present be
sides many jm rents and patrons of
the school. On- the platform were
D. L, Thrasher, county superinten
dent of Public Instruction, Prof.
Ezcll, superintendent of Sanford
C i t \ Schools. F. I*. Forster and S. ( ’.
Dirkson of the County School Board,
B. F Whittier, S Bunge and ti R
Stevens of the DuUrict School Board,
C. R. Walker, former member of the
School Board, it. J. Holly, Rev.
Mr. Thrasher then announced
That on account of tho Into appear
ance of Dr. Thackston who was to
address (he audience th a t he would
call on several of tho gentlemeji who
were on tho plntform and began
with Rev. Steinrncyer of the M eth
odist church who gave a short talk
on tho schools, followed .by Rev,
Peck, rector of the Episcopal church.
Rev. Strong of the Congregational
church,*, Dr. Brownlee of the Pres
byterian church an d R oy. Hyman of
the Baptist church.
Prof. Ezell was then aennounred
and the new sujierlntendent of the
city schools created a most favorable impression as he stcjijied for
ward and gjive a brief outline of his
pmst and future endeavors in tho
educational Acid und his work in
Sanford schools as he saw it. Prof.
Ezell remarked that as Dr. Thackston had not yet arrived that he
wanted to hear from other gentlemen present and suggested Hon.
F I' Forster of the county school
board.
Mr. Forster is nevor at a
loss for words and hi* address demonstmted that hi* .best efforts will lie
was not disajipointed.
Space witf not permit giving the
full text of this stirring appeal to
pupil and teacher and parents made
by a man who has given many
years of his life to school work.
One of the strong points of Dr.
Thnckson's address was the idea
th a t a pupil in school should make
up their minds at least after they
reach the higfT school a* to their
future career and not seek an edu
cation with no definite plans in their
minds or have no idea of their
chosen profession or life work That
they should not waste their time
in wanting this position or that posi
tion already tilled but yreutu their
own positions and only with n good
education could they hope to create
u position in the world and succeed
in life. It is to he regretted that
more of the jiatrotis of tho school
were not present to hear this able
exponent of the schools and those
■present «i re sorry thirl -hi* time was
limited and he was forced to cut
his address short.
After I >r . Thackston'* address
Dr. Brownlee dismissed the meeting
the eighth grade and finally the high
school projier, for jiuplls through the
twelfth grade.
The primary building is of wood
construction, conveniently arranged
and located, with u valuation of
about $4,000. T he grammar school
building Is of brick, fairly well
equipped and amply able to accom
modate about 500 pupils.
This
building is valued at from $25,000
ure or numerical count. Thoriaw re
quiring this is an am endm ent of tho
food a d d .d r u g a c t and was passed
March 3rd, 1913, with tho provision
that it should not become effective
for. eighteen months.
Thus, September 3 was the date
on which th e packages were to be
given their labels, and the purchaser
who . wants fresh stock can readily
see by scrutinizing the Informa
tion on the garkages ho buys he will
•be able to see wWothfiT thoy ere-jnrqk
be aide to see whether they were
packed before or since th a t date.
(¡odds jiucked previous to Sej>tember 3 are not to b e -thrown out
of stock, hut when they are soltl or
disposed of there will lie no more
unmarked packages to take their
jilare and the public will die protect
ed better against false weights and
false counts of the "orgiinal packages."
It pays for housewives to know
something of these laws. It pays
for house wive* to keep reliable
Scales in their kitchens and a sta n d
ard quart cup and other measures.
There are few merchants who nro
either dishonest or impolite enough
to give short weight, but sometime*
the concerns from which the "orig
inal» packages" come, need watch
ing
HON. D. L. THRASHER
Superintendent of Public Instruriion of
Sem inole t ount>
Tto^Tbumn This high *rhrmr
*
mg itself I* a thoroughly modern
] huff brick structure, equipped with
all of Die most uji to date conveni
ence* of the 20th century school
liou*e and is valued at about $35.000
$4U,0UUr
-
-
-
________
Thirty-five teacher* arc employed
in tiie various white schools of the
county ut salarie» ranging from $40
to Î226 per month, a very excellent
silo wing 111 till* respect
SANFORD CITY SCHOOLS' PRIMARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Steinmeyer, Dr Brownie^ Rev. H y
man, Rev. Peck and Rev. Strong.
The singing of America by the as
semblage and a reading of the
scriptures by Rev. Steinmeyer op e n
ed the exercises nnd Superintendent
Thrasher acting as presiding of
ficer made a few appropriate remark*
uncut the schools anil the purjioses
of tho board to supply the chil
dren with m ethods of transjiortation ami the best of facilities.
used in building uj> the schools of
Seminole county.
Be was followed by, K. J. Holly,
editor of the Hanford Herald und be
fore he had finished Dr. Thackston
arrived and was escorted to the
platform. Although he was late he
was liPtter thnn ever and being in
troduced by Mr. .Tfirn*her launched
into hi* address with a vigor th at
awakened interest in an audience
that expected something good nnd
with a prayer and the exercises
closed upon a most auspicious open
ing ill the Sanford City School*.
Eleven white schools with a total
attendance of 892 pupils are in op
eration in Seminole county, three of
these, including a high school, being
located.in the city ol Sanford. Three
buildings •c o n s titu te the high school,
namely the primnry. departm ent, for
children through the third grade, the
grammar school, for those through
Eight lolored s* hind- are mam
lamed in Seminote count;., with an
attendance of 5«li pupils and giving
employment to 17 qcgru teachers at
a salary of from $30 to $90 per
month.
The cities of Sanford and the
towns of Oviedo, UhuUmta, Longwood and Geneva arc all special
school districts, with a 3 mill tax
w inch i* used locally for school j»urpimcs. thus enabling these cummunities to maintain belter school
building* than would otherwise lie
p o s s i b l e , but oil the w hole the s ta n d
ard of excellence throughout the
county is highly satisfactory.
The jtersotinel of tho Board of
Public Instructio'n is as follows: F. P.
Forster, chairman; S. C .. Dickson
and J. T. Jacobs, while the' supervision of the entire educational de
partment of the county Is in charge
of D. L. Thrasher,* superintendent of
Public Instruction.
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR
The German casualty list, as
L o n d o n , T u e s d a y , I I It. m . | through the allied lines, but both made gains in the last two or three!
I French and British official reports days, little is said. One of the r e - 1adopted officially from Berlin, num— Report from Ostcnd right say they have failed, From Paris it markahlo things in this great battle hors 104,689 up to date, of whom
wing of Germans in retreat, is announced th a t not only have the which has entered upon its sixteenth 15,674 are dead; 65,907 wounded
Gentians been able to achieve their day. is tho spirit maintained by the and 23,007 missing. * t.
leaving dead and wounded. object,
British, F’rench and Gor
hut they have lost a flag, troops.
In the Far E ast according to J a p
mans have withstood the most te r anese reports the Jujiaqese have de
Allies centre holding Arm.
gins and men In the attem pt.
The British as usual arc laconic. rific shelling the world has ever feated the Germans on the outskirts
"The situation is satisfactory," the known, an aljnost constant rain of of Tsingtau, capital of tho German
• Rome, Tuesday 11 a. m .— report reads, "and the counter a t rifle bullets and hand to hand en protectorate of Kiaoch»**— Though
on the British front have been counters-with gun and bayonet, h u t tho battle lasted only fourteen hours
The fall pf Tamow repo.ted. tacks
beaten back with heavy losses to all rejiorts agree that, they are fight the losses so far as known were
ing with the same determination small.
•
.
Budepest menaced.
the enemy."
»
and
tenacity
as
in
the
beginning
The bayonet has played an im
German Zeppelin have dropped
portant p art in these engagements, und that oven the commanders in bombs on Belgian towns, a German
y f
Sum m ary of War
where men in the trenches on- the some cases are having difficulty in aeroplane has paid another visit to
For three d ay s without cessation
one side or the other, only a few holding their men back.
I'uris, dropping explosives in its
th e Germans have hurleij their
hundred yards apart, come to grips
(light, whilo a Zeppelin also has aj>The
German
general
staff,
by
way
maasses against the French and
with steel after the positions have of Berlin, reports that the allies are jieared above the city of Warsaw.
English along tho entire front - in
been shelled and raked with rifle using their railroads in a general a t
The German Em peror is reported
N orthern F'rance. The French of
suffering
from inflammation of the
fire.
m
tack
on
the
extreme
end
If
the
rigTit
ficial view is t h a t these operations,
lungs. Only a day or two ago, his
The
French
claim
appreciable
p
r
o
]
flank
of
tho
German
army.
The
th e fiercest • y e t th a t have ta k e n
place, are by high command, m ean gress on the left wing and a detleive general staff also reports alight guins filth son, Prince Oscar, was obliged
to withdraw from hia regiment a n d
ing possibly d ire c t instrucUons from victory over the famous Prussian on the center of the battle front
is being treated for a heart affection,
and
an
engagement
with
artillery
guard
In
th
e
center.
Of
the
Woevr®
the-Em peror himself.
tho result of over exertion.
south
of
Verdun.
Their, purpose baa been to b re a k district, where the Germans have
. ?
11 ■l if'iVft A iÉ^^Ìa>tyiaÉÌÌÉi
:
Lwt’AlEVÌ
Ta Equalize Railroad Rales
Congressman Frank Clark has in
troduced the following hill, whicli
was referred to the committee on
interstate and foreign commerce and
ordered to be printed;
’' A' *‘bill to equalize transportation
rates on vegetable«, citrus fruits and
other fruit4 fransported from one
one state to another state of the
United States
*
Be it enacted liy the Senate nnd
Ho use of .Uejjrmieiilaliveji of. tho.
United States of America irf Con
gres* assembled, that immediately
upon this act becoming a law it Hhull
Ilf t ho duty of the Interstate ComI1L>r<*t* Commission of the United
St ;it ««I to ttx a»* «*f (irely new sciiedtransportatiori
ill. of rut»» for tl
ills, and oilier
of A'»!«'tallii'» fitruH
state to another
fruits, Irom one t*
state of the United States on a mile
age husis. T h at is to ja y , the said
commission s^ull fix a uniform rate
over all the common carrier railroads
of the United States on jiackages of
certain dimension* or of certain
weight a* tile ease inuy lie for the
same distance carried from the ini
tial point of shipment
Section 2. That the said commis
sion shall likewise fix rates for ex
press companies, steamship lines,
and other common carriers of freight
between the different states 'of the
Union.
Sec. 3. T h at tho Interstate Com
merce Commission is hereby given
full authority and it is hereby made
the express duty of said commission
to make and jiromulgate all neces
sary rules, regulations, and orders to
carry this act into effect, it being
the intent and purjiose of this net
to s o 'e q u a lise transportation rates
on vegetables, citrus fruits and other
fruits by railroads, express
com
panies, steamship lines, and other
corrimon carriers, as th a t the rates
on such products will be the same in
all parts of the country for the same
distance carried.
Sec. 4. T h a t all.lnwa and parta of
laws in conflict with this act shall he,
and the Bamo are hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. T h a t this act shall take ef
fect immediately upon its* passage
and approval by the President, or
upon becoming a law without such
approval.
Ivey— Goodson
The following announcement hits
been received by several Sanford
people, George Ivey is well known
in this city where he has resided
several years:
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Qooilson, 14
Bullock Street, Montgomery, Aia.,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs. Ida Axalena Benton
to Mr. George B arnett Ivey, man
ager Postal Tclegraph'Co., Tuakegee,
Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Ivey a t home, 209 W. Church S t ,
Tuakegee, Ala., October, 5th, 1914.
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spouse.
!t r i m B S T O W E ^ i j E W
BUDG ET OF O PIN IO N “ JU ST BETW EEN
YOU AND M E .”
SEPTEMBER 22 . 1914
T EE 8 ANPORD HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
"V a t did dey do?”
* forty thousand look Peruna yesterday."
"Goot, goot," exclaimed Jake.
"Py golly. 1 knew dey vould do it.
Day carul’t stop dose Gherman
troops."
BEING A
RESUME
OF
SA N F O R D
U P -T O - D A T E
H APPEN ING S
- --------
- -
Communications for this Column Should be 'Marked "Society Editor", or
Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203
EVEN TH E G ATE PO S T NO T IN IT
•J All Local Advertisement« Under
This Heading THREE CENTS »
Line For Each In«crtion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
FOR SALE
i Tho press dispatches carry the
T
announcement that Ghristmus toys
For Sale-At a discount- Scholar
Luncheon
honor of the 'S eason^ brides and 8hJp in Sanford Business c ()||f.,r
will
he
higher
in
price
this
year
ow
A CHI EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH.
Bishop,
Mr?, Owner unable to use it a n d it will t*
A delightful affair, given in honor brides-elect, Mrs.
ing to the war in Europe. This will
" H E ’LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
Brownlee
and
Misses
Mnbol
Hand,
l»c sad news for the kiddies, for u °f tlto approaching nuptials of Miss
sold a t a sacrifice. Enquire Herald
vast volume of the toys which Santa Ruth Stewart was the luncheon and Linda Lcflier and Genie Wicker be Ofilcc.-10.1-tf.
ing tho honorecs.
*[ It has been suggested by some ■ing pluced in position I want all the Claus brings in his pack arc secured . china shower given by Mrs. J. B.
For Sale or Rent— Two n i e red.
An effective simplicity prevailed
in
the
countries
that
now
ure
at
war.
I
alder
at
her
home
last
Saturday
warped and twisted genius that the doubting Thomases to go down and
donees
at a bargain. W. J Thigpen.
in the dccorntions, the pink and
This has been In thousands of homes across t h e ' afternoon.
President appoint u commission ol inspert tho work.
80-lf
green
tones
of
the
color
scheme
beAs
guests arrived they were
eminent American statesmen to sub- the dream of my life and now th at water the one occupation of the cnA delicious sand*
For Sale— Fine farm of ten acre*
*mit proposals of peace to the war it is a b out to ho fulfilled I can die. tire family is the manufacture of ushered into th e living room, which ing most artistic.
the city
ring kings of Europe, that commis hap p y — that is, after the new' hotel toys of nil descriptions that finally ! looked unusually inviting in its dcc-iwich course was served and the de- ab o u t th re e miles from
find
thrflr
way
into
the
stockings
of
orations
of
bluo
and
green.
(
The
lightfully
informal
affair
was
much
ttis0
two
choicecity
iots.
Goinr
sion to be composed of Theodore has been built for I fully believe
the
children
of
America.
centerpiece
on
tho
library
table
c
a
rj
enjoyod.
Miss
W
hltner'a
guests
[cheap
for
cash
or
c
a
n
.b
e
purclniM^
Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan th a t with the bulkhead nml the new
W d r c »s R „ »-arc o|
hotel Saufard.will.have nothing muru _ . But this year-ail this is changed. *ruul ■OiU-hJw.«4t*|b|“a*gkr*wp'.«i«»rSl»OTt‘'.-*«C*i64aa4aiuc3-RwT®*co ik’.tsUariv '*»* Xfr'TTiiy*
' a n d William How ard-Taft-----Thedeft
tlngcrx
wtrrrh-should
RTTUiihrUlttemi*fW"
Wild’
f
t
1
genusC.
M
axwell,
Morgan.
Bowers;
Misses
Herald
office,
to
bo
desired;—
The
bulkhead
is
so
It is a tremendous ranry~;of—in■kiie kr- w A 'Beaches* LofHorw G enie,
— t ctt r r f ,- -representing • the three ex far superior to anything th a t my fashioninil tho things to delight the nots, and having-em ne ■ftwirr'Nur
For sale oh R e n t » I'ivc acres, tiled
Wicker, Mabel and C h arlotte Hand,
v
tremes of political faith/ hut we fear fondest dreams ever fashioned th at hearts of childrcu-al rhristm a* lim a, way.
land,
I w o " good wells, located just
__________
r
wr»- p iifWfriE ■t tw* triggrrs -nf-bfrh-!
As tho Inst* guesf atrivctT, Max Saidie Williams, Addle Neal, Ruth
rgjtlm a 's________
h t-liaviy
euch a eompuslrm u it'H imi av u itb btf i ♦be
south
of
Station 10 on S. & K. Rail
aurchatgad—Jkltb so much, dynamite. fur going intfi rapn.ry uiv^m ii___ L.jmwgnid rilU».iu a saj>gniiiui y . . e i l u u ^ t ii* a tt^ entered the living room, Mcttinger, Belle Smith, Madeline way. 6 room house.
Sec F. W.
f i r r u M inTTlTiH' thb father of aomW »»earing a large covered basket which, Hill, Anne Higgins, Annie Lee Cald
t h a t the rBter ita blL^ u x p lgsrorrirtTnhF ~wHi n o t ‘tak e -u p
Mahoney
a
t
F
e
rmild's.
<17.i(
«■suiter the dear kings to the four tell a b out it only to rem ark in oass- other Httlclboy or girl whoso Christ* I with an am using -little rhym e he well and Essie Purdon; Misses Lettic
Caldwell,
^jjelpide
Higgins
and
Afito thts honored. Much lo
ing th a t it will he a -work th at will mas this year will, ho indelibry j
For* Sale— Sixteen foot launch,
winds.
surprise
tho
1
.........
.
*1
” ' 1basket contained
*_1 1 nic W hitner assisting in serving.
stand as a monument to the city stamped upon their memory as u pc- her
three (horse motor-clinker built, hull
in good shape.
Cheap for cath.
From little sprouts big trees will council nnd the men who are doing riod of sorrow und hunger and suf many useful pieces of beautiful
Children’t Partita
china.
the work. When completed it will fering.
C. H. Iserm an, Sanford.
‘ G-tfc
often grow. '
Little Miss Evelyn B ig|ers was
Tho doors to the dining room
Tho great newspapers of the
We trample upon the sprouts of probably bo ono of the beat pieces
For Sale— M y transfer busineu.
to d ay and gaze with ndmiration of work in the atato and will Inst United States are cooperating in an were then throw n open, repealing a the h a ppy young hostess to a num
ber
of
her
friends,
in
celebration
of
-beautifully
laid
table,
the
color
Cheap.
J o b . Harris«.
7-2tc
effort
to
bring
a
little
sunshine
into
long
after
all
of
the
present
genera
upon t h e . giants th at were sprouts
scheme
of
bluo
andgreen
being
par
her
eighth
birthday
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
tiftortho
lives
of
the
children
of
Europe
tion
are
dead
nnd
gono.
The
work
of a former generation.
For Sale— Hound pup for »ale
And it is much tho same in munic has been going ahead quietly and ley sending a Christmas ship across v»0*» oul »n m an y pret,ty way«.. At noon, from three to six.
cheap.
J u s t tho right age to train.
The
little
folks
made
m
erry
until
ipal affairs. We think too much of but few people realize that such a the Cfater. A great ocean liner will each plate was a wineglass contamR. ji. L ynch, Sanford, Fin., Route
the
afternoon
was
on
th
e
wane,
be*
filled
with
toys
and
gifts
of
ev1
ing
grspojulce
nnd
ns
each
guest
had
th e ending and not enough of tho great undertaking is .about to lie
' .
S-tfr
when E v ely n ’s Mama served the No. 1,
beginning. We overlook tho little consummated and few Vvill realize ery description and when many a | been warned:
party, which was v?ry much enjoy
'th in g s of today which have in them after it is finished th a t it means so little one awakes on Christmas "Before of luncheon she partakes,
For Sale C he a p —Ono largolmr*e,
ed
by all.
morning
some
of
the
sting
will
be
A
toast
to
the
Bride
euch
one
makes'
much
to
our
city.
th e making of the big ones of to
one mule, three Wagons, hurne»i,
The big white birthday bake, with plows and tools. Ja». (”. Harri»*
morrow.
Here is one who realizes the mag taken out of their grief through t h e ' t h e variety of toasts given provokThis tendency of human nature nitude of tho work and one who will medium of tho things which the *"g much laughter. «At the conclu- it» pink and green candle* was the ___ _______________________ T-Ute
Pink olean
is strikingly illustrated in the case of give due credit for the same, San Christmas ship will bring to them, «¡on of a delicious luncheon each center of attraction.
T O RENT
ders
_
and
green
fern»
feature^
the
It
is
a
beautiful
thing
to
do
and
guest
was
presented
with
u
small
a gentleman who hud occasion to ford will bo one of the prettiest
envelopc,
scaled
with
a
blue
forgetdecorations.
Evelyn
was
th
e
recip
spend a week in a country town, plnces on the St. Johns, one of the the response which is already being
For R ent— Furnished rooms for
a n d was remarkably impressed by prettiest cities in Floridn and one of made, to the appeals of the great monot and green leaves and bearing ient of m any pretty gifts, among light housekeeping. Apply to Mr».
-"After
Dinner them being u set of silver iee cream
th e uniform courtesy shown him by the healthiest when this is finished. hearted, considerate men a t the head the inscription
Thoughts,"
which
p
r
o
v
e
d
to
bo
witty spoons, the gift of her grandm other. Furcn, 117 Laurel nvonuo, city.
of
the
movement
insures
its
success.
th e çitigens of the place.
Could any moro be said?
. !»-tfc
It is America's tribute to the inno- conundrums, th e solution of which Enjoying Evelyn’s hospitality were
If he was interested in a puhlic
Irene McGaghin, Emily Griffin. Ver-«
cent sufferers of the greatest crime caused much merriment.
For Rent Rooms for light tmu-v*building, or a park, or a manufac
*i "Sit tjghl! D on't rock the boat! in all history.
Besides the honoree, Miss Kuth gic Horne Hyman. Florence and Hel keeping. 919 Oak Ave.
9-tf
tu rin g enterprise, a dozen men were
T h a t’s tho watchword today. T h a t's
Stewart, those Ipvited were:
Mes- en Witte, Irm a Smith. Olive Renrea d y with information and explan
For Kent House and five ,i i r* - «f
the first duty of every American at
d a mos M M Stewart, E E. Cox. frne. M argaret Peter». Deane T u r
ations, pointing out the various adland
two miles from city on Wot
this moment. T h a t is what this
George Hyman, Jas H. Law-son, W ner and Dick Terheun.
advantages, and with ever a good
Side
Also furniture and guns lur
country needs to keep it straight
E. Belts, W. C. Bray and G. P.
word for the people.
They made
sale.
House cun he rented until t
und safe and true to its course— a b
— LoCell; Misst*« Edieth anti Minnie
In honor of hi* sixth birthday
him welcome.
next
August.
W S, K em per
v jp
solutely all it needs."
Wanted Gentlemen roomers at Stewart, Ruby und Daisy Betts. Mauler i
>n Washburn 'Mabry
A few weeks Inter while traveling
316 E. Fourth St,
Tho above is the opening pa ra S tu m o i l ' s .
Clara Milien, M ary Gutchel and entertained with a beautiful birth
Piano to runt for the season
in
in another state he fnet u manufac
graph of a recent editorial in tho
9 -lltp
Jimmie
Luing.
day party Monday afternoon at the quire at I I I Second street
N lie
tu re r who was in search of a change
Chicago Herald.
It is sound a d
handsome home of hi* a u n t, Mr»
of locution for his plant. He men
Take Notice 1 will rent, »ell.
vice.
Let every business man in
For Rent Nice furnished rooms
HVffding
CatiU
G. F. Sm ith. A happy time was en trade or build you a house on c.i>y
tioned the place he had recently left,
Rock Hill realize that at this mo at Stumon's. $1.26 a week and up.
Mr. ami Mm. ChurU*« Mooney joyed by tile gay little folk» with terms. J, M iimoii, 601 Palmetto
a n d spoke in glowing terms of the
ment calm confidence and calm 316 E. Fourth St.
9-l3tp
Hnnd
have issued invitation» to the romps and game*. . in the "donkey avenue.
‘ people, their characteristics, and
:i nit
thankfulness are the first duty.
marriage
of their daughter, Mabel game" the prize, a One box of can
especially of their courtesy to the
Both are justified by the favorable,
For Rent f'heap for Cash Twenty
Elizabeth to Mr Archibald Luciu» dle* wu» won by Rose I.aVerne Hurt
N O T IC E
stranger within their gates.
situation in which we find ourselves
acres of good hummock land all ’ i >-l.
Hells,
the
wedding
to
take
|ducn
The
a
t
t
r
a
c
t
!
vent**«
of
t
lie
home
T he manufacturer was m urh im
ltil t!
According to the Boston Globe,
waa enhanced buy it* decoration* Call or write A. M. Tyler.
Wednesday evening, September
pressed, and a few days later visited
"The concensus of opinion of some As 1 liave charge of the business of the at the C hurrh'oJ the Holy Crons.
of
pink
ami
white
cut
flower*'
and
Five acres tiled lund inside cU?
.the place. He is there now. with his
Guarantee Co., East San
of the keenest and most far sighted Title Rond
A reception ut the home will fol green ferns.
limits
for rent, near brick road ant
factory nnd his 150 employes.
men ia that the United States is- ford Lam! ljengue, anti W. A. Whit low the marriage ceremony, from
To the mimic of
lively march loading »(alien.
Apply to A !'
' Truly; a man can have a won
enlenng on an era of pros per 11\ comb, I cun be found in the Tax As nine to eleven.
th
young
people
ordt*d
t
h
«
1
room
Connelly.
Sanford.
Florida.
2 tf
derful inffuénce upon the future of
that will completely overshadow lessor’s Office in the court house,
several
timAs,
marching
into
the
------------:--------------------------------------his- own town. •
even the great periods of business
dining room and around the laide,
^ or tent- 40 aere» Hied I at ml tn
Stocking Shower
T H O S . K. D A T E S
.prosperity that have already conte
upon
which
was
the
pretty*
birthday
,
u
body well loca led, A. I’. Connelly,
One
of
the
delightful
aerie»
of
en
\
You hear a lot about war time
to this country since the civil war.
102-tf
cake
with
its
»ix
pink
candles.
To
109
Magnolia St.
tertainments
being
given
for
Mins
prices and what an awful struggle
They assign many sound reasons for
the
sound
of
merry
laughter,
great
Mabel
Hand,
prior
to
her
wedding
we will have this winter to mnke n
For Rent Furnished office e q uutills.
■was the stocking »bower at the home fun was enjoyed in their efforts to ped wit It roll top desk, office chair»
living and yet little Cupid'goes right
"T he first and the one which is
As each and (aides
of Mis» Elizabeth McLaughlin. Fri blow out th e cnndles.
on and a marriage is noted every
Also a roll top dc«k,
the most significant to many of them
guest
passed
the
littl«
1
ho»i
there typewriter desk and other equip1
W
ill
h
r
Riven
in
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
on
day
afternoon
week in Sanford
This certainly
is jthat we have gone through a
The rooms of the lower (lour were * ms given u pretty junk crepe paper
shows tho confidence the young
fur sale or rent. Herald nth >
■.
season
of business depression for the Thursday
Evening, charming in their decoration» of bon bon bag filled with candies meat
people have in the future of Sanford
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first time in our history without a
pink hihiscun und anpiirugu» fern in Cake anti ice cream were served out
a n d demonstrates to me that the
For Rent Several good office«
panic.
th
e parlor and dining room, und red upon the p r e tty luwn anti the happy
fu tu re of Sanford will a t least be a
over
Yowell's.
Enquire Vowel!’*
"W e have seen Europe throw hack Beginning October Jst. Rates on hibiscus and ferns in the hall.
group dispersed with th e conviction
fu tu re of married people. I t aeems
store.
6-U
Into this country, from $26p,000,000
application.
In thodining room the table was tho that it was .the nicest paYty ever.
t h a t the contagion has spread to re
to
}300.000,000
worth'
of
securities
center of a ttraction .with its perfect Many loVely presents testified to the
MaJorlc A. Boor Instructor of Violin
MISCKLANEOUS
m ote placet and the lightning hns
and have Been these securitiea ab
As
appointments.
From the ceiling to popularity of the little host.
s tru c k in many spots.
Old and
W anted-—Flowing or te a m work
th e corners of th e table were rope» sisting in serving were Mrs. Nkfibry
young alike are imbued with the sorbed and the gold sent to Europe
by
man with good .team .
J. K.
without any particular fuss.
DeLANl). FLORIDA
of asparagus fern, ending in trailing nnd Mixs Elizabeth McLaughlin. Summer», care M. S. Nelson, «r
th o u g h t that getting married is the
“ We have scon a tariff enacted
Harton's guests were Rose Lasprays and outlining a tracery of
. th in g and they are getting married
phone Lord’s Station.
5-tf
lower
th
an
the
Wilson
tariff,
and
Verne
H urt, Katherine Symes, Legreen
upon
the
white
cover.
Pink
without loss of time. I am glad to
yet we have seen raw wool, one of
Wanted Work of any kind Si ■■«■
alfuded candles in white candelabra Ciaire Jones, Georgia Mobley, Eliz
no te this in our people. -There in
LEGAL ADVERTISING
the
beat
tariff
barometers
there
is,
preferred.
Joe Saqcer. care of M.tlabeth
W
hitner,
Elizabeth
McCuladorned
the
corner».
Tho
c
enter
nbthing th at spells as much for a
sell higher than before.
lotigh
of
Orlando,
Mitry
Elizabeth
lem
fruit
stand.
H-ltp
piece
waa
a
green
basket
tilled
With
* plijce as the idea of, people getting
In ( s u r i o f C o u n t ? J u d g e , « r m l n . l e Co u n t ? ,
"W e have seen a delicate railroad
Hl al e of Fl ori da
pink double hibiscus.
From the a n d 'C a m illa Fijleston, Olive Newm arried and settling down in homes
l want a. good man with n geml
f s K t l i l e *1
situation t h a t would,' have created a In
chandclivr, suspended by green rib tnan, Thom as Wight, Deane Turner, team to plow 15 acres a t Cameron
H e lens S c h n e id e r , d e te s t e d .
of their- own; The Jolly bachelors
Notte*
is
h
e
r
e
b
y
given
t
o
nil
w
h
o
m
It
m
t
y
* ure all well enough in the joke book financial panic at Any timo in the concern, t h s t o n tho i l t h d e y ol M srch, bons, hung .the, pretty little bou - Albert Connelly and Robert Adams. City, Sanford, Florida. The 16 nere*
past studied over and pondered over A. D. I S I S . ! sh s tl a p p l y t o t h s llo n o rth l* vfenirs, sachet bags of straps of the
b u t they do not pan out in real life
is known as the Joshua Powell furm.
(J. U . 'H e r r i n g . J u d g e of sa id C o u r t , as Ju d g e
in a way th a t has simply taken the ol
S urprtV Partu
P r o b a t e , for m y final d i s c h a r g e a* A d m in bride's wedding-«own.
a n d I think th a t the most lonesome
Go and look ijt- the land a n d tell me
is t r a t o r , C . T . A., of t h s e s t a t e of Helena
breath from speculators."
Mrs. W. B. Noclls was delightfully
T he merry group of guests were
' a n d most selfish person on earth is
S e h p t ld e r , d e c e a s e d ; a n d t h a t a t Iba aama
how
much you will plow it fur per
The Globe continues: "W h y then tim e r wilt p r e s e n t m y Unat a ccounts a t given pencil a n d paper and told to surprised by her many friends and
t h e bachelor who fondly imagines
acre
and harrow it, and an y root*
A
d
m
l
n
le
t
r
a
t
o
r
,
C.
T
.
A.,
of
sa
id
«
l
a
t
a
,
a
nd
have we had a business depression in atii for t h e i r a p p r o v a l .
write "The best way to retain your neighbors, upon the occasion of her you find cut them out and pile them
t h a t he is reducing the high cost of
D a t a d A pril 3. A. D. 1914.
the fsce of these things? Simply be
husband's affection."
Many and birthday laat Friday evening at her
living by eschewing marriage. Cer
DON,
Now’ I want a
cause a great many people thought A d m i n is tr a t o r cura TJeOs tHa mN e nGt oO R Annex«
They and burn them .
o*
varied
were
the
ways
suggested
and home on French avenue.
ta in ly (t is not good for man to live
first
class
jo
b
'd
o
n
e
.
The caretaker,
t
h
e
P
e
t
a
t
e
of
Helen*
B
cbnelder,
deceaeod.
we ought to have it; we should have
with them all the good
9-13, 10-30, J 1,-31, 12-32, 1-19. 3-tS.
■ rea d aloud to th e accompaniment of brought
alone. The Bible teaches this great
Mr.
Marshall
irt
Cameron
City
it; and m u st have it; it was d\ie. It
things t h a t constitute u real party,
t r u t h and th a t it is a great tru th is
Notice ot « » p lic a tio n -for T a i D e ed Under joyous laughter a n d will he treasured
Grocery
Store
has
charge
of
my
was
largely
a
mental
state.
There
« r e l i e n STS ot Ik* C e n e r a i .Statuirà
am ong the .bride’s souvenir clip lovely presents, Ice cream and cakes,
exemplified in every day life. The
place. Mnke your price to “ Owner
Notice ia h e r e b y given t h a t W, A. Minwas no real need of it or for it. nlek,
homemade
candies
and
fruit
punch.
together with tho original
p u r c h a s e d Of T a a C e rtific a te No. I22S, pings
happiest people on earth are the
Business men see th a t moro clearly d a t e d th e 3rd d a y of J u n e ^ A . ^ t . i l l s , haa verses pinned to the gifts, many Among the gifts was a very lovely J. P.," 26 Colombin St., Hcmpstcn i,
m arried people who know how to
«aid c er tif ic a te in m y office and haa
H-4tc
now. B u t many of thorn are more filed
silk dress pattern, tho gift of all L. I„ N. Y.
m a d s a p p li c a t io n for t a a d e e d t o | u « a In -pairs of beautiful silk hosiery.
live and they get the beat out of
a
c
c
o
rd
an
c
e
w
ith
law.
S
a
id
certificata
e
m
satisfied apparently because we have braces t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d 1 property
Another game enjoyed w*as the present.
I wish to rent one or tw o room*
Ufa. On the other hand th e man
h*d it. And they have learned some s itu a te d in Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, to- making of tho greatest number of
The game of ‘/R u m m y " was en- with two beds, or one lurge room
who has never married is bound to
will
L o t I t , flth. 3, C a m e r o n .
The aal d
thing." *
land be in g aeaeeeed a t t h e d a l e of the Issu words
from tho names " H n n d - Joyed throughout the evening nnd with two beds by the week, for
be lonesome and can never know
of s u c h c ertific ate in t h e n a m e of C. F.
Business men, "ait tight. Don’t ance
In thia
contest
Mrs. the delicious refreshments were serv one, two or three months, must bo
Cooper. Unleee said certific ale shall be re B etta."
t h e Joys of real home life. Take the
rock the' boat. Keep ita head well d e em ed a c c o r d in g t o law , t a x deed will Bishop won the* prize, a p r e t t y little ed upon the lawn.
closo In and good neighborhood.
boys who - are single and ask them
laaue th e r e o n o n t h e 13nd d a y of October,
The occasion was a .complete sur Send price to " J. P." 26Xolombi»
. i t i 4. — .V,
■ 1
- •
-a
. - -. fancy work a p ro n .
.
.
t
bow they ’ ar* 'farin g -a n d they will up /ipalpat the sea. D on’t let it fgq A.-WDitness
m y official s i g n a t u r e and seal
into the trough of waveal"
Delicious refreshments of cake a n d prise to Mrs. Noclls, who was grate St„ Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.
8-8lc
this th e 1 9th d a y of S e p t e m b e r . A. D. 1914.
tell you they sre tired of restaurant,
• • • ,Y
(teal)
,
E . A. D O U G L A S S ,
cream
were fierved and tho guests fully appreciative of (he kindness of
h o tel and boarding house and each
C lerk C l r e u t t C o u r t , Se m inole Co., Fla.
For Exchange— Solid coin silver
B y Jaa. C. R obe rta , D. C.
departed with h e a rty good wishes her friends.
a n d every one of them are pining \ A good German citizen who shall
9 -T ue*-6te
watch,
gold inlaid engine, 17 jewel,
for the young hoateaa who had so *Those conferring the pleasure were
fo r home cooking and are trying be nameless, aside from the appelai
N
e
t
lt
*
of
A
ppltratlen
fer
T
e
i
adjusted,
Elgin movement for au
Deed
Lader
Mesdamea Theo. Schaal, Jam es Hoograciously entertained them. . . .
th e ir beat to get board with « o n e tion of Ja k e, haa been watching with
H e c l l e w S T t ot the General Ht«tniea
tomatic
piatol.
Also, bicycle fram*
interest
th
e
progress
of
th
e
Kaiser's
N otice la hereby given that W. M.
Invited to m eet th e honocee were iehan, M. II. Hynes, Joe Fernandez,
privAt* family where they can in a
l l a r n r s . p u r c h a s e r of T e a Certificate No.
•wanted.
W.
S.
Kemper.
8-2tp
troops
in
the
present
war
and
n
a
t
J.
P.
Butler«
M.
Gardner,
.Hog6n
m easure make up for the food prob
41», d a t e d t h e S th d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1*11. Mesdamea Bishop, Ernest Betts an d
has fifed sa id certificate In m y office a n d haa J .
urally
he
haa
been
much
elated
over
and
Mother
Hoolehan;
Messrs.
B.
Lawson;
Misses
C
harlotto
le m And get a taste of domestic hapm a d s a p p l i c a t i o n for la x d e e d to Issue lo
W anted— Carpenter work by »
the success and haa discussed the a c c o rd an c e w i t h law . S a id certificate e m H and, Rena Murrell, Genie Wicker, Schssl, BoOlehfin, Hynes, Fernan
p in e« .
gang of expert northern workmen
brace* l b * follow ing de sc ribe d pro p e rty sit
m atter^ew ith his frienda, on every oc u a t e d in S e m in o le «County, Florida, to-wlt: Saidie Williams«' R uth Mettipgcr, dez, Butler, Hogan. S ta rre tt, H.
G et marriedl
who intend coming to Florldu to I11*
of N W l i , See. Z4. I p . 30, H. 30 East. Daisy
Betts, Essie Purdon, Eva Smith, Geo. Teratus and A. B. Bol cate permanently. Nothing too d'i
T h a t is tho thing. Now th a t the cfiilon. Like some of the rest of us TS hWe I isaid
l a n d being as sesse d a t t h * d a te of
th e Issuance of such c ertificate In the name W alker and* Anna McLaughlin.. This ton.
s t a r t has been made I want to aee he ia not familiar with the names of of
or small for ua to handle in a speedy
B e a t h a m . * B b a ek lelo a . * Unless said cer
all
the
towns
which
have
appeared
tifies!* s t i l l b e r e d ee m e d a cc ording t o law, afternoon tho young ladies of St.
« very bachelor in Sanford tied up in
and
tiorkmaniike manner. Unques
in the dispatches and the fact gave t a x deed will im u e th e r e o n o n t h e X3nd day Agnes Guild will entertain with a
Cfa*» M ttlingz
t h e next twelve months.*
tioned references and full particular*
of O c to b er, 1914.
• ' .
opportunity for a J o k e at" his ex
The S unday school class of Mrs.
W itness m y official s i g n a tu r e a n d « a t miscellaneous shower for Miss H and
' • • •
to interested parties. C. B. Fslor,
t h is t h e 1 9 t h . d a g pf R e p le m b er. A. D. 1914.
pense
the
other
day.
.
—
'
Roberts
held its first business meet
a
n
d
on
Thursday
M
rs.*R.*J.
Holly
1 I have been keeping quiet about
• kf A D O U G L A S S :
Mogadoro,. Ohio.
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C
lark
C
i
r
c
u
it
C
o
u
r
t
;
Sem
inole
Co..
Fla.
will entertain w ith another shower. ing for tho fall a t the home of their
Jake waa accosted.by a friend who
.th e bulkhead because I wanted the
Jaa. C. R o b e rta , b . C.
teacher on Laurel avenue, Friday
9-Tuee-Slc
Boarders-W anted— 13.60 per week
g r e a t work to get fairly atarted be remarked: "Well, Jake, did you see
Afltrnoon Shower _
evening with a good .attendance. for board an d lodging. Last house
fo re I called a ttention to th e fact what the Kaiser's a r m ^ d i d yeatorMi
Meli Whitner entertained Plans for th e winter's work were dis- on East T hird St., C. W. Drigg*rt*
vuai
m oe concrete posts
pom* day?"
a n da now th
a t th
charmingly
Mopdsy afternoon -in
(Continued on Page 6)
.
9-9tp
t h a t will form tho bulkhead are be-J "Veil, m aype not," waa the Ire-
Too Late To Classify.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Afternoon and
and Friday Morning
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
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IN S A N F O R D
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
Life- I . SVoith L h in d
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1911.
VOLUME V!
NO
10
- 11
the city council
MET IN REGULAR
SESSION MONDAY
II. Y. 17 V. Noli’»
Our union held it» regular Sunday
evening service in the "»hack” nt
6:45 p. m. Our subject was "Cain,
the First Child ” This program was
nhty rendered by member* of (¡roup
No 2, with Mr». \Y. E. iletts ub
leader.
NO
R ESU LTS IN
[ N S U E K T E V X E S deredr“
_____
Methodist Church
Sunday »chool se.ssion 9:45 a. m.
A class and a welcome for every one.
Services al I 1 o’clock, subject of
sermon by pastor. "Standing with
God."
Evening worship, 7c30, subject of
-pwsHir**—’wvrrmTr* *™^WrfTS
spccial invitation -td- the young
_ _ _ _ _
jTTt------Song. W h it r r t h a n Snow, by memhers of Group.
Scripture Lesson, Gen. 4, 1-16, by
Mr. S. G. Kennedy.
The Birth of Cain, by Mr. I- T.
■ City council met In regular sta
Bryan.
tion Sept. 21at,' 1914 at 7:30 p. m.
Cain’s Sinful Deed, by Mr. B. ,H.
Present: B. \V. Herndon, president;
C. H. Dingec, J . Adatns, J. D. Dn- Davis.
Cnin Called to Account, Miss
rison.' R.’ C. Maxwell, II. £ . Tolar,
W. W, Abernathy. Minutes of last Mary Gatchol.
Special Song, by Mrs. \V. E. Betts
meeting read and approved.
.Mr- c - G. Wing appeared a n d ask and Miss Mary Gntchcl.
Cain Leaves Home, by Mrs. W. E..
ed that the council order Tenth
Betts.
itreet opened where it crosses the
Cnin Away from Home, Mias
A. C. L. nt the new depot. Same
Ruby Betts.
besoons from Cain's Life, Mr. 8 . G
with power to act.
The assessment of Mrs. Carrie Kennedy.
This proved a very interesting
Spencer on Lots 1 to 5, Block 14,
Tier 4 was on motion reduced from program dnd was thoroughly en
jo y 'd by all present. Our subjects
16.200 to *4,200.
Moved and seconded th a t the seemXto be more interesting each
We had forty-one in a t
printing of the ordinances be placed Sunday.
tendance
Wo »till extend a cor
in the hands i/f the ordinance com
mittee, they to report action /it the dial invitation to anyone who wishes
to attend these meetings with us,
next meeting. Carried.
Cor. Sec.
Moved and seconded that the cityattorney be instructed to a t once
Baptist Church Services
proceed to collect all outstanding
9:30
Sunday School, Bally u
paving and sidewalk liens, and till
Graduation Day.
tax certificates th at had btjen certi
11:00 Preaching. " T h e Sunday
fied to him. Cnrried.
School as tin Institution of Learn
Petition large signed by the resi
ing," subject of sertdon by the pas
dents of Sanford Heights was pretor
»enli-d, and after the opinion of the
:i in Jr It Y I* I
city health board was asked and
fi 45 Sr ' it N 1’ 1
given, the council declined to make
7:45 Preaching, " T h e Judgment
any change.
Day "
Thp matter of connecting the
Welcome, always welcome.
Tukach budding with the new sewer
GEORG E 11YMA-M. Pastor
wss referred to the street committee
with power to net
Among the prominent vi-itors to
The mayor recommended that the the city on Wednesday were Henry
city dedicate one or more parks to Futeh and Dr. J.- W Nixon of Ghuthe use of the children of the city Muoia.
Action was deferred for further eon-|
--------------------------- Llidcration. Council adjourned
M W LOVELL.
Clerk
”T0 RE COLLECT]
AT O N C E .
VAST ARMIES STRUGGLE FOR
WARD AND BACK IN WHAT
SEEMS FRUITLESS EFFORTS
The public is cordtatty invltwiFTo
all our services being held in- the
Star, Tbepter j ^ i l e /Die jjrw ehurwh
is being erected on corner*-•CtT'aftt
avenue and Sixth street.
On Sunday, Oct. 4th will be Rally
Day in the Sunday school and
Home Coming Day for the cbngregntion.
Let every Methodist in
Sanford and vicinity k$iow th a t
their presence is earnestly desired,
anti th e public will find a M ethod
ist handshake awaiting every visitor’
The pastor is earnestly endeavor
ing to be what a true pastor wshould
be in h city. He heartily appreci
ates the cooperation being given him
in this great work. As we are en
tering the season of the year when
the visitors are coming into our city,
let every Christian seek out these
who come into our midst anil give
them an invitation to the services
of the churches.
THE RIVERS AND
HARBORS BILL
SAVED IN PART
ri ^r’H
¡tV^’ f’
PROJECTS ALREADY.
v-
**
-và
JVUTTO SUFFER
jB
. Washington, D. C., Sept. 26.— t
I :J
T h i-s ta te m e n t made hero today b y
Senator D. U. Fletcher of Florida,
chairman of the’ schato comm ittee
on commerce, that the recom m itting
of the rivers und harbors bill to t h a t
committee * with the recom m enda
tion th a t it be limited to $20,000.000 would not injure. Florida
waterways improvemtnta which havo
'i
already begun or which have been
J -L
provided for in former acts of con- ,
gross;
a n d tho insertion in tho Con
London, Friday 11 a. m.. Special havdj rallied all along the line and
gressional
Record of a speech -by
to Herald
Zeppilin coming from the hefcat of the combined Austrian
Congressman
S. M. Spnrkamn of
Thnurnot dropped three bombs on and .alrnfftn forces i* assbred as the
Florida
replying
to atta ck s on th o
R
u
s
<
f
e
#
s.
out
number
their
oppoOut end ps capes. . City terrorized.
bill wore features of this m atter to
n e n tiw e n to one and are forcing
day.
Paris. Friday 11 a. m., Special to thcirflfWays through Galliriu by
In ortler th at many of the mi*Herald
Von Kluck’» communica shet-rgw ^fght of numbers. The Rus
stalements
ns to what the pruning
tion* cut by French cavalry at C a l sian» have all the supplies needed
down
of
tho
rivent and harbors bill
eb*!.
and Jfn unbroken line of communi
The Judgm ent Day
would
do
for
Florida
rflight bo offset.
cation with their base.
Senator
Fletcher
said:
On
next
Sunday
night
Rev.
George
Petrograd, Friday 11 a. m., Spec
TM sinking of the three sub
"I would be glad if you would sa y
ial to Herald.— Russians enpture mania» has giVen art added vigor H ym an will deliver a sermon on the
Prizeworsk und Lancut on way to to thé British fleet and under the jul- above subject. So many people ure •That all projects now under way o r
Cracow.
vice pi the bends of the Admirait)* to face the Judgm ent that it is well which have been duly provided for
they will ta k e a more aggressive thut as much as possible be under heretofore by nets of congress will
Copenhagen, Friday 1 I a. m.. part **in the blockade, even to nd- stood in regard to the same. This not «u(Ti*r at all. The only ones to
Special If) Herald
Great buttle rag vnn'tivg upon tlif German fortifica subject will be used on next Sunday be affected are new cases. They will
ing near Rreslai)
Thirty warships tion- that bow block tin- entrance night
The Hnpti-t church i» lo have to await another time,’"
seen steaming into •Baltic in K a tte to t tw Kid canal
Sparkman in Denial
cated at the corner of Park avenue
t
gat
Nationality presumably B rit
On the house side of tho capitol.
and Sixth street
In the east the allies have the best
ish.
Large audiences continue to hear Congressman Sparkman, although
of the engagements and are »b>wl\
Mr
Hyman each Sunday evening. permission wui refused him to reply
Re porta (rotti t be disustvr in whicb forcing (lie Germans In retire. I li It is predicted that this winter will on the Door to attacks made on tho
thè Hritish lost threo cruiser» al ions Hie retreat is made in good or see tin* largest audiences at church bill, succeeded tn having his speech
Emsden heing tori» loed by Germati der CPVT-red by t he heav\ siege gu li in l lie history of Suolimi.
The go into the Record. In making tho
submarine t» tinti «i.xty olllcer» l o s t lt will soon become a rout, in wtin li crowds at the lluptist church ibi» position of the members of the rivers
their live»
List of killed not yi-l eV^tit tin- German- will sutler hen\ summer, if taken a» a itasi» of reck and harbor.» committee clear on this
obtatnabb- bui must ite heavy. con- ily
•’S
oning will certainly bear nut this matter, Mr. Sparkumn said in p a rt:
Th< .dlies have several plans per opi moil
sidering thè loss of olllcer».
Time will not admit of a specific
The alile- ari- re vi veli by thè die», fected to cut the German [try of J
reference to all these waterways trnr
paliites -tutmg that ni another week r u m i ' nfi-Tii i o n * orni* 1 1»*t r ritfht
of a detailed answer to the critlcLima
all Gali'ii wdl In1 occupled by thè Winy i»* tuniiwl
rd a
kw,r<j
Mr Freur of Wisconsin makes of
Bil-sian force»
I »espile thè retrent mow lient of tbc tierinans »pull» dis
their treatm ent of the pending bill.
of Kennekamf thè Rtissian troop» aster
of them, however, the Ocklailtuigrt City uf SitnforH. ISM
WORK IS TO HE RESUM ED
wnha and Kissimmee river, being in
1)is burse me ut*
ON T U E NEW B A IT I ST
a c t mil* for women, a ml flunked h> GRADUATION DAY AT T H E the state of which’ ! have the honor
Rolli ns < allege Notes
t
inn <m
Mayor
nf representing here. 1 shall take tho
TEM PLE
Whoever returns to the Hollins t tiree elajed tennis courts for the.
PtilMMJ
Treasurer <k Assessor
liberty
of noticing, and of dealing a t
FIRST
HAITI
ST
CHURCH
campus. aft**r a summer's absence I» Use of teachers and student»
11 jo.ntr
Clerk & Collector
The building committee ""of the
some length with his criticisms oi
,
,
. a l w a y s impressed afresh with its
The college will open its doors for
SUNDAY SCHOOL
7'jn nn ..Baptist ...1empie
Found Master
met recently and
. * .
.
.
,
the project» submitted for their im
It is perhaps not the thirtieth year on next Wednes
1140.00 decided to resume work on the 'u n iq u e lieautv.
Chief qf Police
provements.
Next
Sunday
will
In*
Graduation
t o o much t o »ay th at no college m i n day morning,
Sijil
to
Several
2500 00 building by (lit 5th, provided
Police Department
"W hen the gentleman strikes thesu
Day
at
tinBaptist
Sunday
School,
inno 00 enough funds can be raised to cover ims m t be enu o try — net Cornell or numbers of the faculty are already
Fire Department
two
waterways he i» particularly
M
Wisconsin has a more charming «¡I- o n the g r o u n d a n d tile o t h e r » a r e on The »chord i* graded according to
Streets & Bridge»
10.000 00 half the cost of construction
An
lut,..I
m,
and
Ikept
I
musite
and severe. characterizing
tin’
ver
'lafu'ti
Unrdetittg
Lake
\
trgl'
m
11 • way
Lighting Street»
5000 00 a« l i v e i .i flit*.tign 1- b e i n g pl anto d t ••
in pert * i iMiniti . a it h ibi- por- the n*h*|5itnn »if tin* lloklltwuha river
. (,*• •*! a , ' .m, of f o u r tal ' » of , \ .iri
Sanitation and street *1*•unWord t a- 1*11(1 r***i\**l **l i fie *.i ur*1 >u tuts v v* (mill Movement of project a* a crooked gatn**, filching
raise tt iamount
act
It l- > *<n
ou- -Pape* o i i l i c f lei) t o g e t h e r by
1nOOO mi
lUi
sublet! death ln-l Saturday in tt>*
T i e auditorium 1» al money from the treasury for the ben
t.i\lg.ihlc
-trcHlli»,
1/ slopes -olilli- ter Hay. Long Island, of Albert Jo tlie country
1
(M
M
)
D
O
leedlng prisoner*
will soon he beard on t lie new build
ready
decorated
(or the occasion, efit not of commerce but to* develop
15000.OU lug. In ease thin plan works then it ward to nearly forty feet to the wa seph White, a member of the incom
Interest
Time
and
money
have not been, water power for tho benefit of ono
2500.00 is promised by the contractot; that ter’s edge. T h e porches and win ing sophomore class.
Water Supply. . .
Mr. White spared in making it the prettiest J. D. Young.
dows of the m en’s anti women’s was one of th e brightest and best
3000.00 »erwices
Sewers......... .
be held in the building
r vices can
ci
Not for J. I). Young
church decorations that has ever
4051.40 byt Vlov. 15th. The auditorium in dormitories rntnm nn a view of the men in college, of a singularly re
Miscellaneous . . .
A special program
"Now. first, I want to deny with
lake, of lilt* woods oti the opposite fined nature, courteous and winning been in Sanford
the front part of the Temple which
bus Keen prepared arid will be ren all tho emphasis at- my command
bank
and
of
th
e
»unset
The
ce
in
JÓ 191 1 40 is now lining constructed will seat at
manners, and line Christian charac dered to a lilrge audience, for tinthat the improvement is to develop
¡.us itsell is grassed, shaded with ter
Receipts
He will lie sorely missed
least 100 more people than the old
friends
of
the
school
are
planning
water power for J D. Young, or any
large wnlit oaks, and decorated with
Current Tux
J4791 1 40 auditorium
The large audiences
to
i-ortu*
tn
l
a
r
g
e
number*
The
pro
one
else, for it has absolutely no
St
License Tax
2000.00 now attending the church demand numerous shrubs and plants
gram
begin»
promptly
at
9
H
I
a
m
foundation
in (act. us a study of tho
Mr*
George
Wjitson
has
returned
the edge of the lake are the larg>
Sanitary
. . _ •
tono 00 more space
The
graduates
are
ax
follow»:
re|»nrt
will
»how.
The gentleman
front
a
visit
to
Mr
Watson’s
mother
collegi* boat house, and two swim
3500.00
County Road & Bridge
was
kind
enough
to
refer to a corFrom
Crwdle
Roll
to
Beginners
«i
Hora
I
City
tiling
and
diving
docks,
one
for
men
500.00
Pound i Dog Fees
Congregational ( hurrh
tatn
portion
of
the
engineer’s
report
_____
i________
Kldredge
Duncun,
Harvey
Vincent,
Fine* 4 Forfeitures
4000.00
Next Sunday morning, i/l the
Thelma Eggc, Ren Glideweil, Wil as proof odf his assertion,- anti yet a
Sunday school and the t 11 o'colck
•J
rtferenen to this garticuiar p a ja liam Whittles«.
•
,
$61911.40 service a Sunday school rally, will
graph
c
o
n
t
r
a
d
i
c
t
.
»
tho
charge
ho
From Beginner» to Primary: \ ’i£Adopted July 20-th, 1914.
be held. Every Sunday school
gio Horne Hyman, Margaret Miller, makes, for it is there shown th a t it
M. W. LOVELL.
scholar is urged to be present and
Pearl Glideweil, Claudia Wright, is not proposed by this im provem ent
• * * . Clerk.’
to bring a friend with him some
Vernie Arnett, Thelma Eaton, Cal to develop any water power w hat
one not going to any other. Sunday
ever." „
Hon. J. H. Lee of Oviedo, the
Next Monday will be a red letter the Sanford C i t y • Schools this year vin McGagnhinf Aland Egge, Merre!
Mr. Sparkumn closed bis rem arks
patriarch of Seminole county and school.
Roberts,
Clinton
Rinc»,
Fred
Week».
At 11 o ’clock a sermon will be day in Sanford as it will mark the ns superintendent anil comes to San
with a statem ent that nowhere etso
one of the most prominent citizens
From Primary to Junior»: Alma
given on " T h e Influence of the Sun opening-of the Sanford City Schools, ford fully cognizant of the high
in this country would more fertile
of this section of the state was in
day School on the Community.” the greatest unset of tho city and an grade of the school» und their for Kirby, Loverly McPherson, Lillian lands lie found titan along the ban k s
the city on Wednesday and paid the
Every parent and every individual, institution in which every citixen of mer reputation a» the best in the Glideweil, Myra Lee, Sarah Wheeless of the rivers in Florida and he made*
Herald an appreciated visit.
not interested elsewhere i» cordially Sanford lakes the greatest interest. south und being fully com petent to Hattie Lewi», Lila Murrell, Dora an urgent appeal thut we pursue a
The opening this year will he made keep them up to the «tutolard has Arnett. Arnold M artin. Robert Wil disc policy of waterway developm ent
urged to be present.
Mr Luca», Erpest
The C. K. Society, at fi:4 5 p m a memorable occasion und in honor been busy for several weeks a rrang liams. Leonard
until the demands of our commerce
Smith.
ing
the
opening
of
the
school.»
and
of
the
event
one
of
Florida's
fore
will have for Its subject,"Every
have been fully met.
From Junior to Intermediates:
Richmond, Va., Sept. 25.— S ta te will have for Us subject, "How Ev most educators will bo present and expects to have the largest a tte n d
wide prohibition won a sweeping vic- ery Christian can be a Missionary.” deliver an address, the Hon. John A. ance ami one of the be»l sessions in Adole Hines, Helen Shellton, KathJydj
At t h e '.evening service, 7v30, the Thackston, dean of tho Teachers the history of the Sanford schools. lrcn B rady, Royal Klintworth, Sam
l°r>’ at the polls in Virginia Tuesday,
Murrell.
Newton
Lovell.
f*lurni showing th a t its supportera subject for consideration will be, College and N orm al School D epart
1’rof. Ezell announces the follow
From Interm ediates to Senior:
t>»d won by a m ajority of 32,825. ” Moses, Failing Vet Victorious," a ment of the University of Florida ing teacher«.
They have not all
Another of the interesting exhibits
This figure will bo increased largely short, practical talk for those who and better known us the State High been assigned to the different grades Lucfle Bines and Joe Laing.
of
an educational nature la th a t of
School
Inspector*.
Dr.
Thackston
In favor of th e dryif when further rc- feel burdciffcd Uhdor their mistakes
at this writing on urcount of some
The public generally is invited to
the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
has
made
the
High
School
bis
life
tiarni are received from counties and yet who long for encouragement.
changes in the »tad.
this service.
which
is conducting a campaign of
work
and
has
accomplished
much
in
Sunday
morning,
Oct,
4th.
the
•hich are inaccessible. With com
II. F.’ Ezell, Superintendent.
publicity
throughout the north.
bis
chosen
profession.
Sanford
is
Lord's
Supper
will
be
received
and
plete returns from all tho cities and
To Meet the Ladles
Messrs. Cardwell and Cohen, tho
High School— Mi«* Clara L. Guild,
forty-four of the one hundred coun- new members, received. Every mem fortunate in having such a well
Mrs. Haze] Stevenson of Jackson former of the colonization de p a rt
j*** and with scattering returns ber \s urged to plan to be present known a u thority hero on opening Principal; Miss Alice M. Tothcrly,
ville,
representing th e Florida Com ment, arc in charge of tho display,
day
and
to
be
given
the
opportunity
Mi«« Flora Walker, Miss Myrtle
from other counties, the total xptc for th a t acrvicc.
mission
of tho P a n a m a Pacific Ex- which consists of fruits, vegetable*,'
of
hearing
from
him
on
the
subject
King and Mr. B. F. Ezell, teacher».
A splendid business and social
t* 121,763. I t is estim ated t h a t the
potdtion
will be in th/> city today grain and other commercial articles
of
public
schools.
final total vote will reach 150,000. meeting of the C. E. Society was
Grammar School Mr J R Wild- with headquarters at the Sanford
The
opening
exercises
will
occur
of the south all the way from Vir
Of this vote the' drys received 77,453 held last Tuesday evening at Mrs.
man, Principal; Mi»» Louise Hnrri- House
Mr». Stevenson i* anxious ginia to Florida.
at
the
High
School
auditorium
on
They have re
Enttminger'A,
with
Mr
und
Mr*
*» against 44,018 or the local optlonMr- Geo, B. Dickinson, Mrs L N
ists.
Harry Kent as hosts. A good time Monday morning, September 28th Luke, Miss Lillian Higgins. , Mi*» to meet the me miters of the Wom ceived many intjufries from interest
a n ’s. Club and the young ladies who ed parlies and it would n o t bo s u r
The citjes expected to roll up a was enjoyed by tho company pres- at ten o’clock. The member» of the Pearl Hunter, Miss Edna Plant.
are desirous of erdisling in the cam prising if. there were a num ber of
school
hoard
of
Sanford
district,
the
majority for the local optiontsts ont and committees were a p p o i n t e d
Mi*.» Carrie Ensminger, Miss Eva paign to sell the Florida dollarp and
county
school
bonrd,
the
city
of
■prung a surprise by giving 1,315 for to look after the District C. E. con
Walker,Miss Clara Millen and Miss obtain a free trip to Galifornia d u r people from this county who will bo
ficials
‘and
o
ther
prominent
people
lured by the riches of tho southern
* dry«. Only four eities, Alexan- vention to bo held in Sanford On
Nita Moore, teachers.
ing
the
Exposition.
Any
one
desir
will
have
a
place
on
the
rostrum
and
agricultural fields. Tho exhibit in
Oct. 30, 31 and Nov. 1st.
m*u Nor,olk’ Williamsburg -and
ing
more
information
on
the
s
u
b
Primary
School—
Miss
Lillie
Fnrnson
the
program
and
the'opening
ex**
one of the n^ost Intereating and in
Prof.
Mnris
begins
his
work
with
Richmond returned majorities fir
wortb, Principal; Miss E dith Stew ject should see Mrs. Stevenson a t structive on the (air ground* and Is
orrises
promise
to
bo
very
Interest
the
Bible
class
on
S
unday
morning,
, e Wet*- The total vote cast by
a rt i»nd Miss Salome H am pton, the Rnnford House between tho well worth vlsltlnf.'— E aston (Pa.)
to* eities was 40,977, of which the Oct. 4th. He will take up for study, ing.
hours of 4 and 5 in thb-afternoon.
teachers.
•
Pjof.
B.
F.
ErcIL4akes
charge
of
Free Press.
d*y« got 21,146. '
"T he Teachings of Jesus.”
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•
i*
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t
CHURCH W IL L
BE FINISHED
A GREAT BATTLE RAGES AT BRESLAUWARSH1PS ARE VERY ACTIVE
IN THE BALTIC SEA
X
b,,
gJJNDAY SCHOOL
COM M ENCEM ENT
S A N F O R D SCHOOLS OPEN M O N D A Y
m
VIRGINIA HAS GONE DRY
RAILWAY HELPING FLORIDA
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iff
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25, 1914
Farmers for Florida
relatives who still live here. Amryig
them is his daughter. Mrs. W. J.
"T here is nothing so important for
David, one son, Dnn
Hart, a Florida a* farm ers." says The Jack
brother. 1 D. Hart and also other sonville Metropolis: "W e have the
children near Sanford.
body lands, the transportation facilities,
A B U N C H OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON* was brought to the hom e The
THE
of hit son the dose markets, and everything
DENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT
in Geneva Sunday afternoon and th a t (s attractive to the man who
«*
the burial took place M onday morn wants to farm a n d make a profit,
REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD
ing from the. Baptist church, Rev. while living com fortably and in a,
Stones
of Oviedo otlirinting.
congenial climate.”
Friday and hi* wife and little son
For
th
e second time within three
Continuing th e Metropolis say*:i
CASSIA CHAT U R
returned with him Saturday
All the railroads entering this
Duncan- Mitchell has the lumber dayk death claimed a resident of
Geneva and again caused sincere
Mi** I Vic Royal left oil S a t u r d a y On the ground to build n house near sorrow among the people. After a sta te have Immigration and land d e - ;
part merits.
T hey are working to j
for Aurora, where she will accept a th e Oliver MilchHI house.
six weeks' severe fight with typhoid build up Florida. They should have,
Hen
Squires
is
having
an
addition
position in the school there. She «ill
fever Miss Jessie Grant died at her
bo missed by here many friend* here built to his home on Cameron avp' home last Monday night at eleven more cooperation from the hoards of
Mrs. J. J. McEwen of Paisltiy nue. Mrs. Squire* will return short o'clock. In view of the long illness trade, from the land owners, and the,
people generally th a n they have had
apent n few day* thin week with her ly from u «lay of several month*
the end was not unexpected, though' {^¡therto
spent
at
their
old
home,
Good
daughter, Mr*. Warren Royal.
none the It** hurting ly her dear old
Some oLiiie. beat, most attractive.
~J. M. 'M rL a rty was a ttuginewrt *, oun<^L» .a.mk- i* »»id to have
widowed inother.-^nUiL-r
recovered
her
health
to
a
great
exI,*
.
,r ,
,nl a.r
[ a n d u;oaU reliable d ata aiiUUJL. the
caller In Tavares last Tuesday.
lives and friend*. Than Jessie there' c
Mias Bertha Saunders returned lenf, for which her fr!irids-- will--re was tio young indy in Geneva more s la te has been compiled by t h r Vari
ous railroads -interested in building
home last Tuesday /ram Savannah, joice.
Homeseekers.aud commission men unassuming, more quiet and hail up the state. Thorn is enough of
Ga., much to the delight of twtr
WOTC .friends. As a tru e Christian
m u t y friends here, where she ha* are beginning to' come out arid look and a good daughter she will lie || this to last for m onths. The state
boani* of trade, for instance, c o u ld 1
fing relatives for the past Ui *ea what the prospects are. They
are fine for a good early season, so greatly missed %in the community. get togsther a n d ta k e all, pierKe it
two months.
She was buried from the Baptist
into a composite form, a n d xo-j
Ttobt. Rose transacted businto* in far,
church. - Tuesday— a lte r no cm . . a t .^ 1
r v t w , -* T H A T .q k -O liH - B U S IN E S S —
Sorrento last Saturday morning. ~
Messra. H arry Geigef, Joe
\Ve carry n complete line of nIHitandnrd makes of Bicycle*— ------spread the gospel of Florida oppor-[
Misses Ollic and Zoln Price of
Smith, Edwin Raulerson, Gcotgej
GENEVA
ITEMS
S
M
B
.
5
S
W
B
?
Paisley were visitors in our - little
— *r *
MathicuX-ami luunga T Z ik tJ ailmi:
.d m ' o Ti a s . POPE* MOTOR
ROADSTER, HARTFORD. IDEAL. ARDM
concerted effort along such lines
town one day lait week. T h e y were
as pall bearers. The coffin was com
CYCLES,
MOTOR
CYCLE
-SUPPLIES.
would
bring
great
results.
the charming guests of* Mrs. Ruth
Mr*. Claud Patterson has had as pletely covered with floral offerings
Our stock is the largest and most complete th at has ever been
Rose,
Florida is asleep -on her rights, and
her guest recently her brother, Mr. contributed by loving friends, thus
brought
to Sanford. Wc are prepared to supply your wants. We cor
Miss R uth Royal left lasr Sun Winters who Is looking for n new
attesting sympathyr- T h e 'services her opportunities. She is not taking
dially
irfvitc
you to give us a call and get our prices and ternls.
day morning for Melbourne, Fla. location. We hope he found a fu
were conducted by Rov. Stones of Advantage of th e m us she should.
She will be first assistant in “the ture' home in Genova.
WE GIVE SATISFACTION
Oviedo. Mr. Hunt of Oviedo was We are all too busy looking out for
school a t th a t place.
.Mias Miriam Ttrbel is home «gain the undertaker in charge. The sym ourselves, and o u r own selfish injterI 0 8 P a lm o ttn Avo.
Jim and Francis Lee of R a y View from Daytona, where she hn* been
pathy of the entire com m unity V5®!- xsts to devote t h a t tim e to the state
visited friends here on Sunday last. for (tome months.
out to the aged m o th er and other tliut somebody m ust devote to it _
„
C. B. Royal of Sorrento spent
Mis* Nellie Geiger leaves Friday
/
■•» »
"
X ^ 5 M X X 50C X ^ X X X IX X X ^ X X X X X 50C
Monday and Tuesday hero with his to resume her work as teacher*of the r«dative*.
The r o lltlvi*a of Mr. John Hurt
11 httli* timi* .from all of us.
father, Mr. Albert Royal.
school at Pierson.
and of Miss Jessie Grant wish to ex- Ju!,t. B little «“ ention Horn all of us.,
Dave Lockhart and L. Rouse, two
Miss Marie Daniel spent the week j press their sincere thanks to all those ^ust !l ihtle money from all of us.
cattle men of Orlando were passing end with the Misses Howard in
who •'it lovingly assisted in perform a m i . Florida would be put on the
'visitors here one day last week.
Oviedo.
ing the nere.ssary duties, during m ap in a big way. in such a way a*
Mis* Barbara Mrl.uin left last their late afflictions
j *he hus never be«'ii on the map be
Tuesday for Tallahassee to attend
fore.
PAOLA POINTS
the Woman’s College at th a t place.
Now is the tim e.
General farm
.
Resolutions
Mi** Lillie Raulerson of Jackson
crops and food supplies are higher
Whereas,_ our Divine Leader, in than they have been since the Civil
Mr. Bridge visited Tam pa a few ville ia visiting her Rister, Mrs.
His
infinite wisdom, ban removed War.
Homer
Nicholson
and
other
relaThey will be higher before
days last weak' and Mrs. Bridge
from
our midst our esteemed friend th ey will bp lower.
tives.We have mil
stayed with Mr. nnd Mrs. Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. I.ning of Sanford and fellow musician. Georg«' H Fef- lions in Europe to feed that we have
during his absence.
Mr. Bona spent the week end with spent u few day* Ijisl week with nald; ami
not had to feed previously.
This
Whereas, the members of the Sun- rreates
a greater demand on A-merhis wife and her parents and expects their sister, Mr*. W. D. Ballard, who
America has little acreage
fo he established at DeLnnd again hus been sick for several weeks but f«ird Hand have thereby sustained a j,-u>
hiss that cannot he repaired; and
[,„ which to in«Tcunc her output, out
9hia season in charge of the Chase is improving non
The many Geneva friends of
C om punyV packing house there.
Whereas,
the loss th u s incurred side ofFlorida. 'I his state lias rnilMiss Flora Pearson is visiting her Harry Phillips of Hanford sym pa has tilled
our hearts
with grief, l i o n s of fine lands waiting to he culfriend, Mrs. Baukner at Orlando thi* thize with him in his ill health and douidy so because in his death we tivatod.
hope his stay in Chicago will result have suffered the first break in our
week.
W hat hoard of trrnje will be the
Mis* Addle Gresham rprirned to in permanent relief.
rirelc since our organization eight first to start a movement for more
Mr* W H Howard of Oviedo ye a rs a g o ; and
her home at Geneva, after a week'*
ini migration of farm ers to Florida?
was
the pleasant guest of Mrs
visit with her sister at Twin Lakes.
Whereas, during all of this time
F't. Myers Press.
Mr. George H. Fcrnald had many Daniel a few days la*t week.
Mr. Fernald has been a faithful and
Mrs. G. It. Nicholson is home for efficient member of the Sanford
friend* jn this vicinity, who are sad
dened by the news of his untimely a few days’ rest from Osteen where Rami, and
death.
He will long he regretted she has been for several weeks an
Whereas, we deplore Mrs FerWE CARRY A C O M PLETE A SSO R TM EN T OK
J a p , riald's loss and sincerely s y mp.ithire
by all who had the good fortune to te tiding her daughter, Mrs
Nicholson,
who
continue*
quite
ill
know him.
Mrs. Fernald has the
with her in this greatest trial, now We can fill your order immediately,
Miss Addle Gresham returned t hereforc,
aincere sym pathy of all.
for new crop of all varieties of
home Tuesday after a ten days'
Be it resolved, t h a t n memorial
visit to Puola
rn n e e r t d e d ic a te d fo t h e m e m o ry of
Mr and Mrs Tally are now at Mr F e r n a ld . and c o n s is tin g entirely
WEST SIDE ITEMS
ONE. TWO. T H R E E AND FOUR BURNERS
home in thr old Raulerson home
of his f a v o rite se le c tions be prepared ONION SETS. TURNIP SEED,
Do Your Cookinf, Bakinf, Roaatin|, Broiling T o*rlin| end Ironing five Year ‘Round On a
State Organiser Shaddock of the a n d r e n d e r e d a t an e a r ly d a te , and.
-New Pctfcrtkm Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Slo,e
CABBAGE, SEED OATS, ItYE,
W. J. McBride is to haul the W. t). W. in Geneva last week.
Be it furthvr resolved, that we
The
New
Perfection Cook Stove satisfies every requirement of
ETC., ETC.
•diool bus to take the children who
Miss Margie Kilhec spent the hereby extend to Mrs. Fernald our
the
housewife
nnd
can he used'continuously twelve months of the
a ttend the Sanford schools this term. week end with home folks.
heartfelt sympathy, and
Complete
stock
of
Harden
and
year
and
is
quite
uj
satiafuctory for all purposes of cooking and
Mr. McBride will meet all the chib
J. V. Wicks continues quite indis
Be it f u r th e r resolved, t h a t a ropy
baking as any other kind of stove.
field seeds, poultry feed and sup
• dren along the road Monday, Sept. posed, being affected, it is supposed
of th e se resolutions be f o r w a r d e d to
With' the New Perfection Cook Stove you seeun* thi* wide*!
28th.
with an eruption of the skin which Mrs F it mild, a copy fu r n is h e d to plies, incubators, el«'.
range of heat efficiency provided in anV ml stove «ft I he market
The truckers are getting plants is seriously affecting his face and
tlie S a n f o r d H erald for p u blic a tion
A high, medium <>r low flame, providing any degree of heat required
ready to be set in the field peppers, eyes.
and a c opy i n c o r p o r a te d in our rec
lor
i lie work to he done cun Im- instantly s«o-uretl
celery, lettuce, eggplant, cauliflower,
Mrs. (till Taylor is spending .i few ords as a lasting memorial.
Full heat is secured at the moment of ligllting without dust
cabbage.
days in Osteen.
C. F. Williams,
or
d
irt—a
decided advantage over coal or wood stoves. The con
C. C. Cobb is the first to set let
On last Friday the Woodmen
F. S. Frank.
Oldest
Established
anti
Largest
centration
of heat at the burner« prevents overheating of
the
tuce plants in the field this fall.
were "at hom e" to their b/other
A. II. Brock.
kitchen in summer, insuring uniform comfort never before experienced.
Seed House in Florida
Brick is being hpulcd and placed Woodmen and their friends. An in
H. C. Haskins,
All this makes the New Perfection a stove of unusual cnnveiti
along the road. We hope they will teresting program had been ar
Com nut tee.
ence. It does everything any other stove will do, regardless m
soon brick the road.
The rain we ranged. though some three or four[
fuel. Beady at moment of lighting
Can lie turned high, medium
wJiave been having have made the were unavoidably prevented from re
low
or
out,
as
required
another
decided
ativantage over coal or
road had in some places.
sponding. Those who did respond
Q jiiy T tlo u g h l.
wood
stove*.
Makes
no
dust
or
dirt
Hither
with or without cabin«-!
STREET
206
EAST
BAY
Sheridan Jewett has had bad luck reflected much credit upon them- j Map* highest myrtt at wav* |*. ns
The utmost satisfaction is assured to the hnusew'if«* in tC*
■ this week. One of his fine horses selves. The program was as follows:! much a* possible, tu rob* external cir
use of these.stoves ami device*.
took lockjaw and had to be killed.
Words of Welcome by Coussel cumstance.*. anil as little a* pussiblo
New Perlection Cook Book Free to Every Pu/chater ol a New Perfection Cook Slotr
to bsL, himself be ruled by them.—
/ Mrs. D. H. C. Rabun has been Commander Harrison.
Goethe.
aick, but under the care of Dr. Rob
Address by E. H. Kilbee.
S U IT S E V E R Y B O D Y
son her many friends are glad, to ace
Music on Violin and Guitar by
I t auit* the most exaeting French chef^, I t suits the house
her up again.
Misses Kilbee.
wife.
I t in found in luxurious villa*—in ram p s—in farms in
ROSO
of
It*
Condition
of
,
^
Ih® W. S. Kemper family spent
A d d r e s s 'by Counsel Commander
humble
city homes. Everybody use* it, everybody likes it.. It i*
' JFuesday a t Daytona Beach, before H unt of Oviedo.
THU FIRST NATIONAL BANK
the
all-round
stove for all the year round. It bakes, broils, roasts
' Mrs. Kemper and the children take
Instrumental Music by Miss Tarand
toasts
as
well aa n coal range.
at
Sanford,
their leave for Kentucky.
be 1.
Mrs. Alfred Vanes and two chib
Recitatioirr The Woodman’s Goat I , lb« S tale of Harld*. *1 Ih« Clone*of l in d a » .
, dren spent Monday with Mr*. J. W! by Mis* Helen Moran.
S tp trm b ri lllb , ISM
Blllingsly. .
Music by Miss Irene Peters.
Kmoor era
Hupt. A. F. Bell is having the road
Recitation by Miss Georgia Geiger 1/-«ni nod I i U r o u n u ---- ----------I 244,061.6«
Sanford, Florida
p u t in fine traveling condition.
. 76.01
O venir »ft a, m v i n t and uneecured —
M usli by Miss Claire Harrisoa.'
6.260.06
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8.
Hand*
to
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circuit
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Where th e brlckds laid he is having
A short Talk by Mr. S haddock.': Pond* t o »-cur» P n l s l Having*.----5,000.00
42,533.66
Becurltbe, *tc_______ ________
a good roadbed made and th e dicthes
Refreshments, consisting of cake Pond*.
10,100 00
flanking flou*«, Kurnllur* and ftiturea
cut out wider.
an d coffee were served immediately Due from National llaaki (not
32.69*. tl
after the dose of the program.
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launch was served by the ladies Check» »ml other C u b Item»______ __ t k2,2*9.67
3,173.00
Not«« of other Nation»! Bank»......... - .
MOORE’S STATION
throughout th e evening.
fractional paper currency, nickel* and
It is said that there was a larger
c e n t » - . — .------------------t-----------1,762.70
lew ful Money lUmrv» Is U»nk, via:
crowd
present
than
had
ever
been
Mr. Welker Is very ill at his home
COUNTY
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HAPPENINGS
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Sanford Cycle Co.
NEW
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NEW PERFECTION WICK BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE
BERMUDA ONION SEED
Write for Our Fall Seed Calalouge and
Weekly Price List on Poultry Feed, etc
E. A. MARTIN SEED CO.
JACKSONVILLE,
FLORIDA
Hill Hdw. Co.
Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co.
Sanford Furn. Co;
T. J. Miller & Soii
P la c e Y o u r O rd er N o w F or
on Richmond avenue In Brown's
Hummock-nnd owing to ‘his advanced
age, 82 years, and the nature of hi*
Hines* there is no hope of his re
covery.
1. D. Hart, Sr., died at the home
of his *on, I. D., Jr., at Beck Ham
mock Saturday. Hi's death came as
a surprise as he'was not ill but a
very short time.
:Rev. Bartlett concluded hie revival
meetings and has returned to Enter
prise.
There wa* another young
folia* meeting on Friday afternoon,
M ia Btriha Lawrence ha* arrived
from the~Jreat and has been the
gueat of her parents, Rev. and Mr».
T. B. Lawrence. Miss Lawrence will
teaeh in Jacksonville this year.
Miss Annie Brown is here from
Ft.' Christmas, spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Mc
Clelland.
Will Prevatt went to New Smyrna
in the hall to a social bofofe and
We
sjwm"tried to b* ju»t • little *ke»«J
the. Woodman an* pleased- that they,
of the other fellow in ih o general equipment of
have so many friends and hope to
TocaL.
1101,615.68 our «iocs. A l aa «rvdeoc» o f th h de«re to »bow
tho new est *ad only th e beet of ererylki**. w s
have the pleasure of entertaining
li»bollica
them again soon. By request, Clif C a p fu l Block paid b
26.000.00 gladly recommend to user* of tak
« , 000.00
Fuad , , .
ford Proctor gave several selections Burptas
Undivided proflu,
l ii n pits________________
21.18221
on the player piano before the ex
1.000.00,
l lam rw d lor T u e * . . . . . . . . . . . s . . .
ercises of the evening began.
National Hank Noi «a mi letan dine ____
«450.00
P e n c r a ft
18.00
Geneva was saddened last Satur Dividend* unpaid
.
I22t.962.66
ComiineJ
Office
day on learning of the death of Mr. Demand certificate» of
and
Fountain
Pen
d
e
p
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7
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Johi\ Hart,' which Occurred at the
s certifient*» of
home of his son, Dee Hart near T i mdefunti___________
7,919.25
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In k • - f f P B
check*_______
1,0*1,57
Sanford. Mr. Hart had not been Certified
■ 11,2667(1 •—th n m w »6 member o l th e C arivi*• Isx family.
IV—tal Bovin*» Dèpoaita
642-01
15,000.00
well for some time, though no one mile p a y a b l e .. . ......................................
Pencraft Ink warn« a blue nnd «Ine» a jet black.
though no one thought him seriously
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It it eapecially brilliant, sm ooth sad permanent.
C om e to spd le* na above you the new C e rt« ink
ill until within an hour of his death. B ute of Florida,
County of Sentinel»
Realtlves were hastily summoned L 11. t . W hltner, C ubl«r of th e abbv* named bottle with lbs sew flow-comtrolW.
and everything done for his good
but death. claimed another victim
D. F. W U l T N B U , “
to M m m e thia l Jib
and’the soul, of another mortal waa
H. C. t h ill
launched into tho great beyond, day of September, 111«.
I Sanford, Florid»
there to, await the final judgmant Oon»ct» Attuati
F R E D E R I C IL RA N D .
day. Mr. Hart had once been a
r. p. roiisTKR.
resident of Geneva and b*> aeveral
Dfractor*
,»> ,160.00
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S E P T E M B E R 2S, 1914
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BUILDING IN ANTWERP
BOiMB
THE SANPORD HERAM)
DAMAGED
PAGE THREE
lion. Winston Churchill,
Head of England's Navy,
A Farseeing Statesman
:xxx;
XXX
X
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BY
HILL LUMBER CO.
Extreme school of Euocnists At
tacked by Doctor Saleeby.
S e w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and
B linds,
Based on
Wrong P re m iss— Taking
Children From U nnatural E nviron
ment Is Not Interfering With
HIS recant engagement off Hel
N a tu ra l Selection.
HORSES K I L L E D IN B A T T L E A T H AE LE N
natural jslectlnn; —
'
In flgbtlng against the causes of In
fant mortality. Doctor Saleeby denied
that natural scloctlou was being inter
with,
"Conditions Initiated In tho slutna
and public houses aro not natural." ho
said. "They aro hideously unnatural."
Eugenista of tho estremo 'school
were accused of forgetting tho Impor
tance of nurture before birth, of pronaU| |nnuBnceg ,lu„ lu environment
!Uh la n g u a g e ; be w as llrst elected to
the house of commons ns n C onserva
tive, b u t has been a Liberal m inister
of tho c r o w n for nearly nine years. a n d
he has proved himself one of tho most
active a n d jioworful of m odern E n g
lish sta te sm e n
It Is a singula r eolncldenro th a t tho
t u o men now a t the head of tho Brltlsli
w ar olllee nm l a d m ira lty w e re once b it
ter enem ies In tlm Sudan. I » r d K itc h
ener of K h a rtu m , secretary of stnto
for w ar. Incurred the disapproval of
Winston Churchill when tho younger
man was a \\ ur correspondent. Church
III w rote such a b itte r - c r itic is m of
.K itchener fur the Graphic, because tho
coi mu u n d e r n t/e d a c e rta in tom b th a t
the lim iter was taken up In the house
of isiminons
K itchener for years did
not forgive C hun bill, but (*>w th a t
they are In such correlated responsible
Thoy assu m e d that tt w as simply a
question of heredity from birth. When
It ha« been proveil th a t Infections and
th o forces of malnutrition have been
playing <>n th e child for m onths before
birth
Tho n u rtu re of tho m o th e r Is
therefore Just as lmi»irtant ns If the
child hud boon fed on gin and pickles
a f te r birth.
"Thnro nro no stntlstlcn and no ar
guments." d(>clart*d tho »iienker. "as
regards th e relative Im portance of na
tu r e and n u r tu r e , which se e m s to rec
ognize tlm fact Ihut e v eryone of us
wns alive, or should have been alive,
at least nine months before we were
born and that nurture was pla tin g
upon heredity during the whole of that
peril "t wllh .( degree of pow er which
It will m>ver let able to display at a
lator i—rtod ”
Ahi'tiot could be found 111 a hub)
born of a tippling mother, th o spe a ke r
continued, hut this was not beredlt)
II w.o- racial poison working out as
a n t e n a t a l m alnutrition
It therefor*»
f o l l o w e d th a t the n u rtu re o f th e fu
tu rn patent was essential for rival
ougentrs
Ik.d o r Saleeby. a fte r c rltlelrlng the
blole^:«ta who s p ik e without any prgr-Heal 'i p e r le p c ii with e ith e r children
or mothers, laid down th e following
proposals for the Im provem ent of In
font life:
1 All m otherhood to In- r e g a rd e d a*
a first c h a r g e on tho rmiources of a
nation
J
G overnm ent a u th o rity to took
a fte r m aternity
3 T h e handing over of all m a te r
nity cases, regnrdless of w ealth or so
cial conditions, to the public health
authority.
4 Thu establishm ent of m a te rn ity
centers, twrtb prenatal and ¡«»InulJil.
th roughout th e country
All this, ' Doctor Saleeby concluded,
' I' fun da mob Lai eugenics, and Is far
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IION. WINSTON CIICUCtliLU.
positions and Churchill has laid down
tho pon Kite boner probably hns burled
the hntolietAsldo froiii their ancient nntlpatliy.
PER (H AUT. 20c l*E< K
II la strange Hint Kltcbenor should
ln^ln Hu* war otllco and Churchill lu
P L A N T CITY,
FLO RIDA
Hi#- admlrnlty at a time when Eng
land It at war
It 1» curious because
T*** * * * * * * * + + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
i:u,- and wns far more likely to tune
had a law jer presiding over tlm nruiy
and a prufmAior at the head of the
mi\\ department, for never Iteforu
In alt her history was England ready
-with tier lighting machines at Ibu be
ginning oi a war.
Churchill has an Infinite capacity for
work and grasps swiftly and with
splendid breadth. There Ih n story that
a |icnce loving radical said upon Ills
appointment to the admiralty. “It Is
vcrycnad: Churchill will make tile navy
so dreadfully efficient."
His physical courage Is of n high
lj-|ie. ns hns liceii proved again anil
again He took part In the famous
cavalry charge nt Omdurtnnu. although
Heretofore Florida fruits hnvc had too short n season. Flu*
nominally only a noiv«pn|ior man. Dur
fincpriccs usually secured for late oranges and grapefruit could
ing the Boer war he fought when'the
be had on a much larger volume of fruit than the State now
nrtnort-d train was captured, lending
markets and for a longer period.
n forlorn hope again and again after
Buckeye Nurseries hayc urged the planting of late varieties for
all the officers were.killed, until at
mnny years. Many of thtfltloSt prosperous growers of the State
last some one without authority hoist
owe their success to this advice. I he best late oranges and
ed the white flag. IIo was captured
grapefruit were introduced by Buckeye Nurseries.
by tho Boers, bill escaped In remark
able fashion to take bis chance In n
hostile country of reaching tho British
troops. Ho succeeded, however, and
fought again, although ibero was a
price on his head for recapture and a
flrtng squad for his punishment.
Also it gives suggestions for selecting locstion of grove and on everv otlier
Who can foretell 'the possibilities of
phase ol dtruslruit culture. It is n complete guide to success apd oil its
such genius In n man of fortV years
•dvice has been tried out in the experience of successful growers.
of ngol Am! should the navy do
Varieties are described in detail; many of them are illustrated in natural
colors. Some of the best groves of the State are pictured to show proper
what Is now expected of it ho may
methods of planting, cultivation, fertdilation, spraying, marketing, etc.
easily become a great popular hero, and
Too expensive to permit of indiscriminate distribution, the book is Dec to
there will lie associated with his name
all intending planters. You will bewelcome to n copy if you write for it
a tradition of political glory worthy of
while we have a supply on hand—edition ii limited.
the Churchill glories In tho spbero of
war
BUCK EYE NURSERIES
He will bo the first Churchill to lend
10 7 3 C I T I Z E N S B A N K B U I L D I N G
a
party should lie become prime min
TAM PA, FLA.
ister. Ills father led In tho house of
HÉBB
Ujt 1A
commons and led brilliantly, when be
wns only tblrty-sovcn. but be was er
I
ratic and not^trusted, nis own leader,
Lord Salisbury, accepted hla resigna
tion with relief. But the American
/ - strain tn Churchill may teach him the
Wisdom of learning tho lesson of his
.
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L iverpool,—T h e “b e tte r dead,"' or
ex trem e school of ougenlsta has been
sh arply a tta c k e d at a n atio n a l "w el
fa re of Infancy" m eeting h ero by Ur.
C. AV H aleeby. n pupil of F ra n c is G al
lon. the fo u n d o r-o f eugenics. „While
h e re dity doea bear on tho prob
lem s of h e alth , vitality and longevity,
It U not, said the doctor, all e ssen
tial uud j ill Im portant. E n v iro n m en t
la quite aa Im portant.
Ho accused
those of tho “bettor d ead “ school of
blocking a ltu m p ts to Im pruxo th e conperhaps .c r e n moro ao. - X h l x m a n . l a . d l t t o n s - c f
W te a ta a re n irrcw tt-e rv i- w m
ho w j. th a t TnrrtT'nttmirptr'l
Why All«« Jcnnlo
"New York, now Lady Ran
dolph Churchill ami until recently Sira.
George Cornwallis West
Winston Churchill has all tho atnmp
of genius and high daring and lias
crowded more Into Ids forty years than
any man of his day. Ho has been
through five ivftf/R bo bus written
seven books, one of them being tho
biography of bis father. wlRch ranks
among tho llrst half doten In tho Eng-
L im e ,
L a th , Shingles, W ire
goland showed that England
was still mistress of ttio »on.
Nor did G erm any seem to
gainsay tills fact, for tier fleet «corned
tn no eager haste to try conclusions
with the British armament____ ...
WhBi tfrr HrWstrfteel mores Into bat
tle ltx_cfllclency ts tho expression
of a very real American contribution
to Great Britain, for It has been re
created and perfected Into Its present
splendid Hbnpc by n man of genius
whose blood is as American aa British.
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T ile,
Fencing,
Roofing
The Host M etal Sh ingles at $-1.75 per square.
Three K inds of Cypress S h in g les frnm $2.50 "up.
Cyprnss'Btinrds for Boats and Lum ber o f all K inds—
Columns and N ew ell P o sts, B an isters, N ovelties.
An experienced g la zie r has been
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Doors,
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moro easily fonalbln than any question
of brooding for genius or of deciding
who shall marry whom and who »half
not marry w hom "
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PERIODICALS
Cigars and T o b a c c o
Ice Cream • S o l a W a t e r • C o n l e c t i o n e r y
ROLLINS COLLEGE. WINTER PARK
O l d r t t ( olirti, »ml Moil llroutifnl ('am pin in Florida.
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Coll*|*. Academy, M usic,
F.sprrssion, l i n e Aria. D om rtlir and Industrial Aria, llusinraa. Trachrrs" ('u urse
-iT Web e llpijjll ilg-, -H'llfn heal, eli i trie light», lire prill e|-| Ilio, filli- gymnasium
riu malaria, qnirrter ruilliun dollar endowment
Three U-acbui*. uL. music. J5.00Q
ergali, ti duini pram**, two Glen club», du-ni* rtrm - :*T];>r?tr fff*ITYfSrfrfV«HT*fTtt*-" ~
mess Selnml. full bunking eijUipment. Nmi clu lim ai and physical laboratories,
equipped with every modern device ; analysis of soils, fertilizers, foods, waiter,
I’rcpnrutmn Inr Kugirieerlng Course
Likes, boul rig. swimming, golf, tennis, fnuthull, biiskelhalt; ( hristinn. but
iideuiiinmntintuii, expenses moderati . hnlurslii|u. available
Titr t'litslogue uddriiss
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D., LL. D , P r e s i d e n t
nd Hand Sacks
Wanted
Wt* ran ust* a limited numi>er of Rood, strong second-hand
I DO and ’JOO-lh. Fertilizer .sacks either plain nr with our brftnd.
Write fur prices, l'L inn deseripi ion of what you have to
offer and the tpianlity.
M issouri E a e c u tl t o H e a d s S t a te H ig h
w ay W o rk on S econd A n n u a l
G o u d a H o a d s Day.
Jefferson, Mo Armed with pick and
slim el. G overnor Major for tin* second
tiimi led Missouri men tn th o beltor
m ent of thn sta te 's highw ays
Major
Inaugurated a goofr roads plan last
year, nnd 2M>,orm men In tho two days
donated work and m aterial e stim a te d
to bo w orth 11,600.000, G r e a te r riv
suits arq expected this year
Tho re su lts obtained last y ear In
Missouri s t o o d - out so favorably and
the plan proved so laipulnr th a t many
oth e r s la te s took Up the Idea, while
more a re pre pa ring to follow the move
of Missouri this year
A ugust dates
were selected because the season Is
m o s t favorable for rond Im provem ents
ami because the farm ers have more
spare time at this particular season.
T housands of Missouri c hickens
were sacrlffced" to the cause
T he
good wives, knowing well the appo• tltes of rood workers, selected shady
spots n e a r w here the various gangs
were nt work and served real feeds
for the volunteers, which turned the
noon hour Into n picnic.
BULL GOES TO THIRD STORY
W ILSO N & T 0 0 M E R FE R TILIZE R CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
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It Always Helps
says Mrs. Sylvanla Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky„ In
writing of her experience with CarduI, the woman’s
tonic. Stic says further: “Before l began to use
Cardtd, my back and head would hurt so bad, 1
thought the pain would kill me. 1 was hardly aotc
to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles
of CarduL 1 began to feel like a new woman. I soon
gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my housework,
as well as run a big water mill.
1 wish every suffering woman would give
8 s n F rancisco Flat Dwellers TerrorIxsd by Animal Who Sm a she s
Many Doors.
San F rancisco.— An unruly
bull
broke loose from a bunch of c a ttle
here an d . dashing through the dow n
town business district with a vaquero
In full chase, galloped up Nob Hill
and butted Into n fashlonnblo a p a r t
mi nt houae hallwny. silvering tho door
w ith hla head.
To tho terror of the tenants, he kept
on up three flights of stairs, bulling In
doors whenever tho turns woro too
aharp. On tho fourth floor tho vaquero
cornered him, but It woa necessary to
back him Into!*» woman’a bud room be
fore ha could ba turned around and led
downatalrm.
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The Woman’s Tonic
a trial. I still use Cardui when 1 feel a little bad,
and it always docs me good."
Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness,
tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of womanly trouble. Slgns that you need Cardui, the woman’s
tonic. You cannot make a mistake in tryin Cardui
for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing
women for more than fifty years.
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�SEPTEMBER 25, 19U
THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGEFOUR
were -widely believed, missionarie
write.
-t^I heard," »ays one, from one of
the sons of a prominent Pasha" th a t
Germany had taken possession of
Belgium aqd had installed 41 moslem
NO SP O T U N DER T H E SUN
pasha ns ruler over that part of Eu
IS IM IVfU ilE
rope."
Describing conditions at Beirut
the
same missionary writes:
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION BOARD
."Orders were announced from the
MAKES SUMMING UP OF THE
Ottoman government for mobilisa
WORLD'S AWFUL WAR
tion and the calling of all eligible
for military conscription from the
New York, N, Y., Sept. 23.— Re
ages of ID to 45; also the abolition of
ports from the outposts of the net
ordinarily
work of missions established through- alt exceptional
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. privileges,
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out t w world by the P r e s b y t e r h m
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here today, te ll icsaional men.- T h i s n u u lto d in a
of worldwide conditions unparalleled stampede of young and old from
Beirut to Lebanon when thousands
in the history of the church. Thorc
of both Moslem and Christians fled
Is no spot under the sun according
wiUa and without their families. At
to these repute« »w here a war ha»-!
the samo moment came ofdera to
failed to strike a blow nt commerce;
no inhabitant of the civilised world, commandeer all horses and mules Tit
THE SANFORD HERALD WORLD WIDE SUFFERING
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R. J. HOLLY. Editor
W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager
IN THE WAR
|*ubUit«l K m y Tuesday and F riday
T H E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
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P ^ I tmoì In tbeClly br carnet 12 0(1 iti r#*t In
adirane« or JOe pew month,
r a r m « o t a U adì «noe muai be made al office
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refill, gl
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«Oder Act of March ltd . HT ft« ■
O O rn In Herald Dulldlns
Telenbon* No. H I
T h e Board of Trade of Bradont o w n hgs issued a booklet descrip
t i v e of BrndentoWn and M anatee
c o u n ty aDd It Is a fine piece of llter-»tare,.f,plriilatnl.Ln t e « g
i n t h a t section. -The. cover is a
on
t h e Manatee river th at wjll .indues
tbtr-prmrpcctive homesoeker to come
s o u t h , to the land of the Manatee.
T h e Illustration« and descriptive
m a t t e r are not overdrawn and the
b o o k le t should prove of great bene
fit to that enterprising city and
c o u n ty , With th e many thousands
* o f people in th e north looking for
lo ca tio n s in Florida it behooves all
t h o trade bodies of the different secc itie s to be issuing such literature
a n d bringing the now people into tho
sta te .
.v m to th .. h.ir
Indian, of t° r * r .n .p ° ,l «rvlcc.
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Money For Old Age
It has been stated that Ninety-Seven Per Cent of
men work for their actual living after they are 60 years
of age. Why is this? They have failed to save system
atically and have not a surplus for old age.
.• --.-Now » the time 41to
begin-savingTin*arirestr^
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Your account is invited.
Four Per Cent. Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts
TU-lta* _»..t ■i h*' win.iniiim t r i h « oiA Hundreds of horses and muleteers
SyrL has failed
‘n the' khans ami caray
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vansaries of Beirut, while thousands
some degree,--------------------■..
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p a th s;
The situation-in.—’lY cst. Air lea—
'jjy5 ¿y
critical; Syria is engulfed by u tte r vious
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methods of bribery. At such a
hopelessness; Persia is' In a chaotic time -the hungry officers’ with sr!-!
condition, a it least as far as finances ariea in arrears are ready enough to
are concerned; missionaries in India turn an honest or dishonest penny." 5 3
- M.M.SMITH
are shut off from outside financial aid
In West Africa, tho »board a: IV«rid
and Chile is in pitiable plight be
nounces the situation is critical.
cause of the prostration of her in
Letters from missionaries in ChEc
dustries, and in Guatemala the poor recite conditions here as follows;
are dfiven by hunger to the point
Chile Is Hard Hll
of confiscating the foodstuffs of thej
„ Chi|e depend, almosl „ cluB, VB, y
wealthy.
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on her nitrate exports.
Germany
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and France are the principal buyers
"I thought I had seen the country ¡n times ol pence hut 110 freight can
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restless before but never have I im- ___________________________________ he delivered at present a n d . trade
T h e Lake Region Press Associa agioed anything like the present d is - 11
with Europe ia Aupprc**etl. I need
t i o n will meet in Orlando on Wed-1 tress and hopelessness,” writes the
hardly describe the «demoralization
nusd a y , October 7th and the editors Rev. Dr. William S. Nelson, long a
of business.
M a n y fear a popular |
U G A L A Ü V IH U SIN G
o f Florida arc invited to a ttend, ir missionary in Syria, from Tripoli,
uprising in-- d e m a n d of bread for
respective of location. While only
there are*
countless
homes where
under date of Aug. 21st. "R iding
Clrrall Caarl, H o r n lh Judicial Clrcall. i
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t h o newspaper m en of tho counties across the country on Monday^ftnd In Hiai«
of Florida, in and lor Hominoii- everything has uiready been pawned
C ounty. In C h a n c e r y
o f Oaceola, Orange, Lake , Seminole Tuesday across three distrie rtf l <li‘d l'eaplr«
for food."
Hunk ol Hanford, a for
a n d Vohisia are eligible lor ifctlve not ace a single camel or mule or (»oral inn, or f aniseti a n d •*ti*tini g
it has been impossible to transm it
n d e r the Ibwa of th e s t a t e of
m em bership the editors of Florida horse and only a few weak donkeys uFlorida,
C o m p la i n a n t ,
funds to missionaries in India, tho
o r a n y other s ta te are welcome to anil very few men. A1J were hiding K. K Hr a d y a nva.
board continues, and for this reason
d wife, C a r r ie S
a t t e n d the meetings
A A n c o r o - j from | h ; #fm>. dA f|
Hr a d ) . Van I beffi a n and
1.r <* t »
the
missions th e re have been nuthoro m p a n y , a r u r p o r a l i o n , Arner
g r a m will be arranged for th em c ca -!I "The draft
. . . calls ,lor practically all i t|r»n
ixed by cable to sell church property
Agricultural l'h-mir.i fon.
« io n an d through real business will take | lhe aMp ^ d|ed men The ,i8t (>l Z
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t ó £.
to obtain food. At Teheran, Persia,
u p m ost of the tim e of the editors
k mu| w r>|j8 for „n that are 0 „ (..nn-f.. ir.ui«» .n.i .i.-.n, j.u.t- nt.t.un
practically the sa m e situation exists
t h e y will also have a few_ minute* to ^
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In Switzerland, the hoard »ayM,
.
Yru r p o r a i t u n , J . II. M r L a u r i n
s p a r e in visiting th e city ol Orlando, months ago. Camels are impressed
many
of the missionaries have for
o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t io n F r u ì II
t h e prettiest inland city in the e n wherevef found. Cattle and sheep CNiilile,
Ili-e*!v*r, in l> a n k ru p try
the monent ceased their clerical
(or i h # li 1)1f l i t A <' f OC k r r > 4:
t i r e southland.
The big hearted uri» demanderi,I, an
duties and as nearly all the laborers
as well ai»
as the gmin
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Fumimi* Conw»*n>. * corporation,
p e o p le of Orlando can lie depended .r,,
.» 4ithru-thing*-*
ii _ «ifloors.
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; have bren mobilized to preserve
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i neutrality, have gone into the fields
P a in t ( ompmny, a r o r p o r a t i o n ,
h a v e such good ones as Howard, of the country, if curried out und the A
I ami helped th e women anil children
rm o u r K m l l l i p r W orks, ■ eorIteene, Ferris, Sparkm an, Walton.
to harvest the crops.
Impoverishment of the people if they
corpora'iön/'Vid" mi.nt.
B r u n c h and other newspaper men try to buy or bribe themselves off To Irouit I* Kir« i n ti A tw o o d l,
Kkr.
^to t a k e thrt lead. The editors who
partner*, t r a d i n g a n d doing l . u n n m »•
N O T IC E
"THo cruelty of the officials trying
h V __Kir* L r o m a i n >. of th* city of
v is it Orlando on th e 7th of October to enforce the- ord r r r --nmtTW— W«»r»i
Ifi'ih a ifgfwvrf' |^>tj|»l*r,a
Notice la hereby given that under
« a n be assured, of a good meeting Ing and aliuse for the men anil des-1 P ilta b u rg P la ta (ita«« t'o rn p a riy , a r a ip o ra - and by tirtue of inslrucilonit re*
tlo n.
th# c ity of A t l a n t a , In th* #tat*
aorgta
a n d a good time.
celved from th e (Jit y Council of
truction of household effects in the sup'plV«^“l ? . H » . r . ( Um .,.r ,y .
rorporation.
villages. One of the men driven in
,h' f*1» 1,1 Philadelphia, in th- .t.i« ol Sanford, Florida, (hat I will begin*
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T H E A D V E R T IS IN G FA K IR S
Orloher I sF, 1914, inslilule
was heard to cry out imploring God r.ci.n l'aint Cump.ny,
c o r p o ra t io n , of ning
th# city of A t l a n t a , In th # a la te of (2«or- suit to enforce collodion of*nll d e
.During each w inter Florida is In to hasten thenr to the scat of war
r ia :
fested with a horde of advertising so that he should he armed th a t he
taxea. paving liens, and
Il a p p r rr lf lr frix n th « a ffid a v it. Al-d In linquent
lhl> cau>«. Gy Croc*« A. IlaCnlln, Solicitor sidewalk i n n r e r m n r the City of S a n
fakirs who qnrich themselves a t the might se n d -h is first bullet to tho and
ol Count«! (or Complainant, that It U
expense of the business men, seldom heart of his officer. Others say if the belial ol affiant that th« re.nond.nta, ford, which have been certified to
l.oul« IV Itlr. and Atwood l.. hire, rog iv in g anything worthwhile in re they ever reach the front they will partner., trading and doing htiilne,, a. mentor coltedion.
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L. I*. Hlc* A Company, are non-re>ldrnt>
Those owing any delinquent tax,
t u r n . T hey get rich picking by throw
down their arms an d go over ol the .tat* ol riorlda and are .reaid.nta
sidewalk
or paving liens should n j .
promoting all kinds of advertising to whatever enemy is before them °!
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thrir *rprrarnt
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with m e , and thus avoid
schem es of doubtful worth, often in t h e h o p e o f g Je t t i n g e n o u g h t o of
lt-«1d » n r , I, N « » Orl»»n>, l.aul«i,n> and
t h a t «aid r o p u n d r n t , ar« b o t h o v . r t a r n t y - th e arrum ulallon of further rosls.
c h a rg in g big prices for work that eat.
o n , y r a r . nl • ( , . a n d t h a t t h r r r I» no p»r
ln Ih« ■tat* ol F lo rid a, t hr • n u r » ol
GEOUGYlA. D e C O f tE S ,
local concerns would do without
A reassuring cablegram from the ■on
. t u b p o r n a upon « b o r n w ould bind >ald
9-3tc
City Attorney.
charge.
In T a m p a their graft is mission at Tsingtau, China, lias re- r r a p o n d . n t a , a n d it ( u r t h r r a p p e a r ! » « from
fll.d In th la r a u a r , by t h a aald
grentijr handicapped by an agree ieved the hoard’s apprehension for lah*ao ragffidavit,
* A. L v C o l t * . , t h a t It l a ' t h a b«tl«(
of a tU .n l t h a t W t t a b u r g P l a t a C l . . . C o m
m en t of the business men th a t they Its’ workers, there.
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p a n y , I. a n o n - r e a i d c a t r o r p o r a t i o n ol th«
will n o t patronize any outside a d Heard Germans Put Moslem Over • ta t« of Florida, a n d la a r c . i d r n t c o rp o ra
tion of a . t a t . or c o u n t r y o t h e r th a n tha
v e rtis in g scheme not approved after
Belgium
• t a t . of Florida, a n d t h a t t h a aald IMtt»bur« P la ta G l i u C o m p a n y I. a r . . l d * n t
Investigation by th e hoard of trade,
At Beirut— prostrated by fear of co
Will be Riven in Sanford on
rp o ra tio n of t h o . t a t o ol C o o f f l a with
and the adoption of a similar plan conscription— the wildest rum ors
o f f i c e a t A t l a n t a , ( l o o r f l a ; t h a t Huppl««
H a r d war» C o m p a n y , U a Jittn-raaidoot
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in O rlando and o th e r cities of the
p o r a llo n of tb« a t a t o ol F lo r id a , and I. a
s t a t e would save the business men
r c . i d r n t r o r p o r a t i o n of a »tat« or c o u n try
o th e r t h a n th* . t a t « ol F l o r i d a , a n d i< ■
m any dollars.— Orlando Sentinel.
FLO RIDA N E W S PA PE R DAY
r n l d r n t r o r p o r a t i o n of t h e a l a t e of Penn
■ylvanla, a n d t h a t i t . plac e of rreldenre la
S a n fo rd has this plan, but once in
The Kissimmee Valley G azette Philadelphia, P e n n . y l v a n l a ; a n d t h a t t b . Beginning October 1st. Kates on
so often the fakirs' slip one over on names October 17 as newspaper day.’ P i r l r n P a i n t C o m p a n y la a non resident
application.
t h e a t a t e ol F l o r i d a , a n d j . a
t h e merchants a n d it is usually the Everybody in Florida will be ex rr oe .ir pdoernatt i ocno r o!
p o ra tio n of a a l a t e or c o u n try
Mnjoric A. Boor Instructor of Violin
t h a n tho a t a t e of F l o r i d a , and t h a t
nxu’chanta who never advertise in pected to send a newspaper to- u tohthe e rattld
Parian
P a i n t C o m p a n y la a resi
S&e local paper. Some people w ant iriend or relative in the U nited d e n t c o rp o ra tio n of t h a . t a t « of ( l e o r f l a ,
a n d t h a t Ita p la rn of r r a l d a n r o la A t l a n t a ,
t o (he victimised a n d -a ll the efforts States or Europe on th a t day.
. Del.AND, FLORIDA
( l e o r c ia t a n d t h a t t h a r a a te n o p e r .o n a In
th e a t a l t of F lo r id a , th o a arvlcv Of a aubo f p re s s and pulpit would not preWill all editors join an d boost for p o e n a upon w h o m w o u l d - b i n d a n y ol th a
w a n t I tv There is a sucker born newspaper day?
aald n o n - r e a id r n t c o r p o ra tio n * ,
» h o are
n am ed a . re.p o n d cn ta; •
•
lase^ y nurratft and th e minutes come ’ Florida has dozens of splendid
T h ero lo rv . y o u , Irftuia P. H i r e a n d A t
1- n ic e , r o - p a r t o a r a t r a d l n « a nd do
doae together in Florida.
newspapers—papers 't h a t ar4 print- wood
ing buaineaa u n d e r t h a firm n a m e a n d alyl*
ol
L,
P.
4 C o m p a n y , P l t t i b u r i P la te
ng the tru th about this wonderland. Olaa* C oHire
m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n , flupplro
There are thousands everywhere who l a r d w n ra C o m p a n y , a r o r p o r a t i o n , a n d
D1ERELY A SUGGESTION '
‘arlon P a i r t C o m p a n y , a c o r p o ra t io n , are
M iam i complains that Jackson want rclaiable information a b out h e r e b y orde re d a n d r e q u ir e d t o a p p K r to
th*
ol c o m p l a in t , d u l y d ie d In thi* r a u . e ,
W hat b e tte r n o t tiiil
v ille diverts travel from the East mysterious Florida.
l a t e r t h a n M o n d a y , t h a 2 n d d a y ol
way
is
there
than
to
supply
the
N
o
v
e
m
b
e r . A. 1). 1914, t h * earn* bein g a
-Comal to the West Coast, and is
court.
ttfcinking of establishing a publicity thousands of information hungry ru leI t dI*a y f uolr t hthla
e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h t* notice be
h e d in th* S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w .Hnreau in Jacksonville to see that people with copies of Florida papers! pb u. pb lli
q p u b l l. h e d In S e m la e l* c o u n ty , Flor
<É0
PEOPLES BANK O F S A N FO R D V>
T H£ =
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Thursday Afternoon and Evening,
. and Friday Morning
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
J T w m rmiR rUismtSL
’ SANFORD, FLA.
H. E. TOUR
R. R. DEAS
CaaUor
Awl C'uUtr
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii
x x x x x x x x x x x x x sx x x x x x x x x x x x x
Sugar Is Cheaper
13 POUNDS SUGAR................................$1.00
12 2lh. CANS TOMATOES...............
85c
12 BABY CREAM................................... *90c
12 TALL CANS CREAM.........................$1.00
CRANBERRIES.;___ 15c TWO FOR 25c
APPLES PER PECK........, _■.................... 5 0 c
• OATMEAL IN BULK ’
NEW PRUNES, PEACHES AND APRICOTS
I L. P. McCULLER
JC5C X X X X X X X X X X X 2X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Too Late To Classify.
For Sale or Rent— Five acres rich
land at Moore’s Station, artesian
well, fenced, has been farmed, always
good crops, near R. R. station and
brick rontl.
Price $1500.
Terms,
$200 down, balance to suit buyer
Write Dr S I) Miller, 14 East
Ninth St., Jacksonville, Fla
10-4p
Nollco lo Telephone Subscribers
On anti after October 1st, 1914,
there will he a charge of ONE
DOLLAR ($1.00) made for chang
ing position of telephone in same
building, and TWO
DOLLARS
($2.00) for moving telephone from
one building to another.
S A N FO R D T E L E P H O N E CO
Per F W. Mahoney, See')
N O T IC E
For R ent— Sanford, Florida, live
acre hammock farm a t head Celery As 1 have charge of the business of the
avenue on river. 60 East Cain St., Title Bond & Guarantee Co., East Han
ford Land League, nnd W. A. Whit
AtlahC*,' Georgia.
10-41p
comb, I can be found In the Tax AsvessorN Office.in the court house.
600,000 fine celery plnnts rra d y hy
T H O S . K. B A T E S
Oct. lat.
Will pack for shipment.
'*H," Box 896. Sanford. Fla
10-tic!
Room and hoard in private fam
ily, for two men, who will roo,m to
gether. Home comforts. References
exchanged.
A. B. (j.,- care Herald
office.
10-2tp
D R . C7 W . F A IN
D E N T IS T
„
WORK FOR .WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
ROOM 9
I ’
¡2
1
W E S T E R N UNION
TELEGRAM
Maim! gets a square desi in having
information concerning that part of
th o East Coast properly presented
to visitors and possible investors.
W e cannot conceive of Jackson
v ille having any greater interest in
one portion of tho peninsular over
a n o th e r ,’though the chan tea would
appear to be in favor of the East
C oast, with the powerful forces of
th e Flagler system at work to solicit
htssinees for that railway.
However, that may be the Infor
m ation bureau idea, is one which
aew efsl or all peninsular towns might
<»nLrlhute with . profit.. It .is not
litiie—iT j' for an information buraeu
to devote all of ita time to one town
or section. One man in charge of
su ch a bureau could hand out in
formation for a number of towns,
«ltd it is possible to find s man who
would give no-one of the towns im
p loyin g him any preference. The
««at of establishing and maintaining
a bureau could be made small to
If half a dozen towns joined in
i expense and the profile.
W hy not organise such a bureau
« H h Miami, St. Petersburg, Ocala,
O d a r td o , Sanford and Kissimmee
If the papers and the people will
join hands on this proposition there
ought to go out of the state on that
day no less than 500,000 copies of
Florida papers to all parts of ethe
world.
Juat think of itl Half a million
messages direct from One 'friend to
another, spreading e,nlightenment
among tha people as to the resources
of the state and the opportunity
waiting here for tourists, homeseekers, investors and capitalists.
How many paper will join and
urge tho people to help ua.apread
this information? ’ How many editori will support tha proposition
with editorials and news atorie
Speak up. We are listening.
Let* us all "booat" Florida N ew s
paper Day. Let everybody make it
a point to mail out one, two, three
or more copies of the home news
paper on Newspaper Day, October
17th.—Kissimmee Gazette.
There is no law In Germany today
but the military law and all public
utilities are administered from Ber
lin—her school* are closed and her
women and children ere ordered to
ida, one* a week for Rvo c o n v a c u tl r * week*.
W U n.M , K. A. Dougin**, d a r k of aald
c o u r t, a n d th* a*nt th e r e o f , th la 34th d a y
ol S e p t a m b e r, A. D. 1914.
E. A. DOUGLASS.
C lark of C i r c u it C o u r t , S e m ln o ta Co., Fla.
Ily J a a . C. H o b e r te , D. C.
tie or.V A . ' D e C o t t e a ,
S oll.U or a n d of C o u n t# ! f o r C o m p l a i n a n t
10-St-Fri
ftrHTATE MENT
of tba nwner.hiu, m anagem ent, circulation,
etc., o l tho Hanford Herald, publUhed aeralweekly at Sanlerd, Florida, required by Art
ol Aitgiut 34, I V t .
Editor, K. J. Holly. Sanford. F it.
Managing Editor, earn*.
Dmlnee* Manager, W. M. tUynaa. Sanford,
Fla.
Publlther., Tba Harold Printing Co., San(ord, Ft*.
Owner, holding 1 per cent or more o(. tb#
- genital oteokt
K. 1. Hally, Sonlord. Fla.
G. W. Klnehan, Denver, Colo.
W, M. Haynoa, Sanford, Fla.
M. D. Hally. Banferd, rl*.
People. Bank, Sanford, Fla.
N. K. Garner, S in lord , Fla.
* Tht«» E. Wilson, Sanford, Fla.
7.. B. Ratliff, Sanford. Fla.
>,
E. B. Hotlrke, Sanford. Fla.
Known bondholder*, mortgagee* and other
oarwrltF holder* holding I par rant or more
ol tb t total amunt e l bond*, mortgage* or
other recurllleei N one.
,,
(Signed)
W. M. H A Y NES,
Bnainoao Manager.
Sworn to and aubacrlbed before me thla
> !.d 6 ., .1
0 ><; 0 „ V4N
Notary Pubtle Stale ol Florida.
U y commit.Ion expire* Fab. 9tb, 1941
10-FH-ltp
T H E O N. VAIL, P R E S ID E N T ff;
#
o
17JHY 14 2 Extra ..
Washington, D. 0. iept. 19, 19Ì4
Caohior First National Bank,
Sanford, Florida
Inoreaso Capital Stook Your Bank. Approved, Certificate
Mailed, Change Books Today*
W* J. Fowler, Deputy Comptroller.
11:25 A. M. Sept 19, 1914
FREDERIC H. RAND, President
F. P. FORSTER, V i« President
GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice P resen t
B. F..WHITNER, Caihler
A. L. BETTS, Assistant Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ESTABLISHED ISS7
CAPITAL $35,000.00
SANFORD. FLORIDA
SURPLUS & PROFITS $55.000.00
To meet the growing needs of our city and county the resorces
of the bank have been increased. And in addition to the increase
in resources the bank’s field of usefulness is greatly enlarged by
its membership in the Federal Reserve Association.
�THE SANFORD HERALD
SEPTEMBER 25, 1914
IN AND
ABOUT THE CITY
Utile Happenings— Mention
Matters In Brief
Of
Capt. W. M, Lovell, the genial
city clerk has returned from u trip
to Plant City, Wildwood, Lceaburg
and other seaports and reports a
moat enjoyable time. He inspected
t h ^ r i v ic alTuirs of’the different cities
nnd has sortie very valuable data on
the same,
pace
Five
BIG WINTER RUSH
A B O U T PEOPLE
TO FLORIDA POINTS
AND EVENTS
RAILROADS ARE JPREPARING
Continued From Cage s
PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
guest.
These elicited a gale of
* FOR THE BIGcI e ST SEA
merriment
and fun.
SON IN HISTORY
,-Bmn>«ry Of The Floating Small Talke luirge assortment stamped goods ut
*•+*
A knock at the door announced
Succinctly Arranged For Harried
Herald Herder*
Mrs. Grace
First street.
Karl
Williams, 106
Jacksonville, Sept. 26.—Looking the arrival of two deal little maidens
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♦ I f'
forwnrd to a big tourist season in heavily laden with a basket of fa ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Fresh oysters tOc per quart at Florida this winter, the railroads vors for Miss Nnnd, and little ♦
here are making preparations for Misse, Mildred and May Holly ♦
10-1 to
Pulaski, Va., is Paint's.
C. E. Hollid
handling Inrge numbers, which are were truly “ heavily laden" with a
cr, Mrs.* W. P.
the gueat o( hie
Mrs. B. J. Starling unti daughter,
anticipate^ to make the greatest Inrge basket attractively pretty in i
CLmumm»—have returhed'fTÖm i r deAker».
season for visitors the slate has ever its dress of white, covered with red ♦
veast enhea A m t-Im p e ria l. H p ^ u ! trip ta —G h a uVauqu*. and h á d r The railroad officials are very hearts and tied with red chiffon, con
Y
gasoline irons a t Mrs. Simon’s.
2-tf other points in New York and the optimistic over future prospects here, taining gifts of a charming variety.
New England states, most of the
Mrs.' Thco. J. Aulin of Oviedo trip being made in an automobile. despite talk of hard times and war. It was a •moment of intense interest
wss in the city on Wednesday on n Their many Sanford friends are glad New schedules nnd more trains are ns Miss Hand bngan to open her
shopping tour.
_ to have them Isuck home for the prominent among the changes, and packages, while the sweet strains of
the latest improvement in the or- ihe puno playing " H e a rts and
Drlnk^d’TitTiOL, the new drink?
X.
ouch o( ■Xr *
Wl*t
w
,
I,
f
i
m
—
r
„
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ki+mr —
melody.
Green ground bone that m a k r/t hrfVp"fissured heller transportation
Ifea'rt a h a p g itc a Vnr TftTtrM- W f t f v j . ' '
I | than cvcz-imfore.
M. M. Smith of Winter Park a nd the hens luy, at P.aint's store.
cream
were served, Mesdnmes Din^feid-STTfr-Oflaiiiltf*1sJrt'lir'WTPJJlP ’ “ D ^ n ^ b o t i y ‘visited home folk.!
Chi,'1i nrnonK Those preparing for
dsys~crthis week In the city looking for pevera! days of this week and | an early season is the Atlantic Coast gee, Haynes and Towers iisswrttnr
Mrs. Holly1*
after his many interests:
* left t o d a y for Ocala where he is Line, which hns improved its through the gracious hostess,
AKF thtTlmrig r(K>m—the room in which
guests were, beside the honoree,
trains
and
added
others.
The
Dixie
Get your ice cream from D u h a r t ’s making headquarters. Don is with
the Florida Title Sl Abstract' Co., Limited between Chicago and Jack* Mesdapics B. W. Herndon, Deane * f
lVJ. ^ all members of the family gather in the
Ice Cream Factory.
85-tf
and is recognized as one of thd most sonville Is n new train th a t will be Turner, H. A. Newman, G. D. Hnrl,
Ice cold genuine apple cider de
A. P. Connelly, W. M. Haynes, A. K
long evenings, cheerful and cozy.
experienced abstract men in the put into operation during 7hq com
livered 40c per q u a rt a t P a in t's: 1 -10
Powers, C. H. Dingee, Alfred Lilja,
ing
season.
I
t
is
composed
of
alt
stute.
His
many
friends
here
are
10- ltc
modern railroad equipm ent and con Cecil B u tt,’ J. B. Lawson, N. II. Y *t Perhaps it needs the addition of only one or two
glad to learn of his success.
veniences. The New York and Flor Garner; Misses Charlotte Hand, X
Miss Belle Eichnor of Geneva was
more articles of Furniture to make it complete, or it
H ats at reduced prices till the ida Spcciul nnd Dixie Flyer will con Helen Rowland, Elizabeth McLaugh
• in the city on Wednesday on u shop
opening. Mrs. Grace Earl Williams. tinue to run on a better schedule. lin, Bessie Long, Essie Purdqn, An
ping tour.
• T
1 may need furnishing anew,
Apples 60c per peck ut T aint’s 1Tho sgeclal runs between New York nie Lee Culdwoll, Ruth Met linger, ♦
PLEZOL is the one bast fo u n ta in „tore.
10- ltc
“ n,J Bill city while the Dixie Flyer Ruby Metis, Kate Brown, Made
* In either event, you will be amply repaid for the ♦*
♦
drink.
d-ti
'operates to Chicago. A. W. Fritot, line Hill, Snidee Williams, Genie
A. L Morgan of Americas was in. Florida pBMengrr nKPnt 0f the A. C. Wick. r, Addie Neal and Nellie Elder ♦ m o d era te e xp en d itu re when you n ote the improve
Robert Brown, son of Hon. Eph.
X*
the
city on Wednesday greeting old L „pokl, eiiiJgwiaalicaHy „bout the
V
Brown of the Orange counhy board
T
/Vrsfimi/ Mr ntinn
m ent. You will liind e v e ry th in g needed here, and
of county commissioners was in the friend,. Mr Morgan formerly trav- proll|H.c t i ve tourigtl, con>ing to H o r
♦
.
de d this territhry for the Anderson- idu
IA group of Sanford’s young people
In his opinion, neither the war
city on Wednesday.
Wilson Taper Co., and has a (urge nor the I’anama exposition in .San leaving (or college this week ate ♦ at the right prices.
5 or 6 doses CSC will hcrak nny circle of friends nil over Florida,
Francisco will have uny effect on Mfss Ethel Moughton, who joined ♦
case of Fever or Chills. Price 25 He is en route to Ft. Tierce where
Miss Claire Walker in Jacksonville, ♦
Florida’s business in 1915.
C A SH
OR
IN S T A L L M E N T
cents.
94-2GI
he will spend a few days fishing with
going on together to the Woman's ♦
*♦.
Verne Arnett and family ara Editor Wilson of the St. Lucie
College at Tallahassee, and Messrs.
Presbyterian Church
Tirsi
Street
it
Palmetto
Avenue
spending a few days at the hea?h Tribune. He is now'in the merchatiWith the reopening of tin* preach- Abe K.inner and Tenney Deane who ♦
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
making the trip in their new Ford dise busi ness in A m eri.u, and owns mK B1.rvii.P8 for lhe wilUert the whole will enter Stetson
University at Ï
some very valuable city property worU
, h|I I.r„ | , ytt,riun church has DeLund
Mr Ka nner will enm- ♦
car.
and states that while south Georgia lt),gun t „
„vj,!,.,,,.,. (>[ renewed píete lu- law cour,» t his \ ear
An
ri.K7.Ol. is the BEST rberry l, feeling th e e tf e r t- of the Kuropeall
iw
student
at
tile
I
Diversity
activity
The
Presbyterian
Klldeavother
4 -1Í
drink.
war th e y a n o p t im is tic over th e to r Society i, one of the. largest and will I Mr I S Mane,, who is ex
“Oh yes." said the Oldest Inhiib- future and expect to realize big re- fnl)Nt a r|jv |, )n , ()|H
0f Flor- 1 pecli in finish this vear
on Wednesday for Jacksonville,
NOTICE
Rant, "th a t street scarifier makes burns from their cotton .Top.a, soon ¡.j., illl(1 l t , Im.ml),,r„ art.
with
Set ice 1» hereby given that unde]
w here they will be the guests of
and by virtue of Instructions re
considerable noise, but it is some- a- . omnium, atoms can to- e,tabHusiasm for its work. The prayer
M.t and Mrs. W. E. Watson ar- Mfs. Hobt. Byrnes. Mr. Starling is
ceived from Ihe City Couuvll of
thing of a relief from player pianos llshed with foreign countries again, j meeting maintained a good nttend- rived Tliursday ni noott and were visiting his m other in Georgia
SHiifuril. Florida, that I will begin
and grnphophones.
Large assortment of ntibroideries unci- all summer, and from the spirit met .. tin* trail, by ,t jolly party of
Mr and Mrs .1 K Winn have ning October 1st, 1911, In Mini te
J. R. Wild man returned Wednes- and lace edging, to choose from at of tile meeting last M ednesday friend- wlio enjoyed the full of
day evening from Yirgiiun, where In- Mrs
Grace Karl
Williams, 106 night, the prospects seem bright for showering them with m e
They will returned to their home' in Georgia Mill lii enforce collection of all d e
has been spending the summer with first street
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a largely increased attendance in be the guests of Mr ’and Mrs D 1. after n pleasant visit to Mrs Leslie linquent taxes, p.ning lien», and
ilie near future Sunday school had Thhi*iier. until their house is fin Went on the Heights Mr and Mrs »Idqwalk liens, due the City of San
relatives nnd friends.
Winn motored down through Geor ford. .which have been certified to
Mrs. Mar) Hooper
1o J present the first Sabbath the ished and ready for tu-iu p a n , y
Mrs. Daisy Trempins who is with
gia and Florida and report the roads me for collection.
Mr, Mary Hooper died at tin* pastor wa« at ho ine. and showed an
me this season will be pleased to residence of her son. Mr I D increase List Sunday
Thwwe owfirtf—irrry rTrifnqncnt tax.
Plans are on
Mr .itoL, Mrs, Robert Herndon tn Liullu slots's tim- for traveling ul
ihuw-aHytkíiTg in rrtrr-ffttri- I carry Parker. Tuesday night at 11 15, af lent for an agrressiv»* campaign dursidewalk
or paving lien» should ndhtivi returned from their honey- most all of t he way
Mrs. Grace F.arl Williams, TTtfl first ter a long and lingering Iness of mg the month of October.
ju»l
same
with me, and thus avoid
We c o n -1 nioon-and will remain in Sanford un
street.
*
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the
accumulation
of further costs.
Mrs
T
K
Bates
left
on
Thurs
several months. She was born in tidently expect to see over 200 pres- til Sunday at which time they will
GEORGE
A.
DeCOTTKS.
day
for
a
ten
days
visit
to
Pulatka'
and came to m l before the first of November, go on lo Arcadia, their future home
Apples tire bringing twenty cents Kayettevilb*. N
9-3lc
City
Attorney.
Mr
and
Mrs
Mates
will
remove
to
a bushel in Georgia and North t 'u rn -1Sqnforil from Hilmingimi, N 1 . in All are invited to the Sunday aelinul
Pulatka
later
in
the
season,
where
lina and twenty cents a dozen in 1KH4. since which time she has con- and preaching services Sunday in
Little Miss Margaret Nenl will
Sanford. A good chance for grower tmuously resided in this city and the Imperial Theater.
return with Mrs. Forrest Lake to they will make their future home.
been actively identified with its his-J Sunday school 9:45.
and tjonspmcr to get together.
day
Mrs. Neal will he away until
Mr» Eugene I,arm more, who lias
tory and every interest for the good
Preaching 11 a. tn. nnd 7:30 p, nt. November
One meal is all the nrgument we
hi
-n
visitiiig Mrs Phelps at l.akc
and uplift of thi* town
Mrs Hooper
need to convince you we set the best
Onoro
is now the guest of Miss
was 76 years old March 21st last,
Mr. W E Edwards of Ocala was
Music In Woodland Park
meal at the lowest price in town.
Snidee
William«
and passed a way aft er a lo ng a n d
\fit-r t let.iber first Woodland Park the guest of In« cousin. Mr- It K
Our Sunday dinners are unsurpassed
useful life, spent in tile service of
Tolar on
i-Hm-sda'
will .>j»-ii only Sundays
Meals 25 cents
Weekly rates made
Ml*» Itiitb Hubert» ha* returned
others
A loving neighbor, a gen
i
Bathing,
amusements,
picnic
con
Hr rooms and meals. St
Johns
from
u deliglitful \i»ii will» friends
emus friend and kind neighbor, sinMr« K N l.uke lias returned t<<
Hotel. ,
HMHc
veniences, nr. hestran music,
y-lf
leaves one devoted son, her only
Sanford ami is ready for the opening in Kissimmee.
Next Monday the Sanford schools living, relative lo mourn her loss.
Notice to Automobile and Motor- of school.
Miss Agnes and Miss Evelyn Ber
will, start and already the city is
Tho funeral was conducted from
Cycle Owner*
ner
have returned from their sum
presenting a busy nppearnnee as the the house Thursday morning nl
Mr*. J. C. Ensminger and Miss
Please take notice th a t alt auto
mer
vacation
teachers and scholars arrive to take !L:10, Rev. F E. Stein ineyer of
and motorcycle licenses expire Sept. Carrie Ensminger are expected home
. j __
up the work for another season.
ficiating.
3l)th
New licenses nnd tags are, tomorrow.
Mrs
Forrest
Lake and little
Many and varied wore the iloral
.Closing out all typewriter carboh
now ready
Please call and secure
daughters
are
again
at home after
nd
ft
ThufsIVarht-a
Lu
tiler
li
pxper. Best grpdea only. ut 2bc ! «flerings «>' friend* and neighbors new license and tug before October
Miss
P*r dozen sheels. Herald Ulti ce.
««’^Uying to thè big h entrent m lirit
ila> for Jin -ksiuiville, to ta ke il(i her a delightful visit to Virginia and ♦ I he C itizen
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which sbe wa» held
<111Ul * as teai-hi-r in t hr Jack so 11- Washington, I> C
Is directing
J SO . D JIN K 1N S .
.[
"Jésus, Lover o< ray Soûl" and
Villi' publit • school.
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Tax
Collector.
' Set h Woodrufl of Orlando was in "Rock of Ages," two favorite hymns
The Fastidious «Stranger
Mrs Pearson, the guest of Mrs.
th® city on Wcdncsday. lin hua of Mrs, Hooper were beautifully
E.
T
Woodruff
has
gone
to
Tampa
Mr». C. J Ycisur, wbo ha» been
T o O ur Bakery,
jusi returi.ed from a two weeks visit rendered by Mrs, Multi tiger. Mr*.
the guest of Mrs. R. A’. Newman for several days but' will return to
Telling him that he will find
to New York cltÿ' and says th a t it Deane. Turner, Mrs. Geo. Fox and
for jleverai days has ret urned to her Sanford for nnq.thcr visit before re
look» like court week all th e time .Mr*. A. A. Preston.
the "Bext of Everything"
turning to Jacksonville.
hom r in J ackaonville.
to a man. from Orlando.
The pall hearer* were • Messrs.
in the Bakery Line here.
Mr. H. C. Ger/or. who has been
Ice cold TLEZOL In bottles for Frank Forster, J. F. Turner, I.ucien
Miss Gertrude Brown, who hjis
The -Citizen Is Reliable
If your liver gets lazy you need u been visiting, in Macon and other attending the convention of the
Philips*, D. H. Rabun, James Couch
•lie at all dealers.
4-ff
and
liver tonic, not merely a laxative for Georgia towns returned home Sun Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin
nnd S. Range.
Mr. and Mrs; Porter Wakefield
eers ut Chicago is again at home.
Many people take a day.
-So Is the Inform ation.
The sympathy of many friends go the bowels.
•nd Mrs. Endor Curlett were anting
out to Mr. and Mrs. Parker in their simple laxative when the liver gets
the Geneva visitors to the c ity -o n
Miss 1’earl Stallings, who has been
sluggish rather than take calomel,
great Horrow.
Dr. O. J. Miller has gene to At
Tue»day afternpon. They h avc esthe attractive guest of Mr. and Mrs.
which they know to he dangerous. lanta on business.
tsblished a canning and preserve
J, W. Multilews returned to her
But a mere laxative will not start a
Ba ke ry
Card of Hympnthy
factory at Geneva and report great
home in Leesburg Wednesday.
sluggish
liver.
What
is
needed
is
a
We desire to express to our Wor
13 M s f n o h s ,
it
Phons I I I
Mrs.
W
D
Holden
hns
gone
up
•ttecess in the making of guava jelly,
thy Matron, Mrs. J. D. Parker and tonic that will liven up the liver to Jackson villi- (or u »hart visit.
Match the Herald for notice of her husband our sincere sympathy without forcing you to stay at home
Piano and Player Piano- Expert
Mn. Grace Earl Williams' Millinery and sorrow in this their hour of be and lose a day from your work.
tuning
and repairing . All work ab
•Mrs. B. J. .Starling and daughter,
Opening. Mrs. Williams is now in reavoment.
You have such a tonic in Dod Miss Clarissa, who have just re- solutely guaranteed. W.L, Harvey.
New York getting the latest styles
Mrs. Alice E. Robbins son'» Liver Tone. Dodson's Liver turned from a summer trip left again Box 1233-Phone 210-L
102-tf
and ideas in Millinery. There are inTone is alt th at is claimed for it, be
Mrs. R. J. Butts.
dicstions of some changes in the
cause the druggist* who sell it agree
Order of tho Eastern Star.
to hand hack the money with a
•tylen since tho first of the season.
smile,
to any person not satisfied
v 10-2tc
Card of T hanks
with
the
relief Dodson's gives.
To
the
many
friends
who
have
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. H o lly .a n d
Dodson's
Liver Tone is a veget
been
so
kind
to
us
in
the
long
illness
amily will remove to tho upartmenta
able
liquid
with n very pleasant
of
our
mother
and
especially
In
our
ovef the Herald oflice next week to
taste
and
Is
a prompt and reliable
recent
bereavement
we
beg
to
ex
/
•
•»pend the winter months. Mr. and
remedy for constipation, biliousness,
press
our
grateful
thank*
and
appre
W. p. Hagan and family will
Consider the advantage of having a partner in your busine»ss w ho has am ple ^
sour stomach and torpid liver.
•
occupy the Holly home on Sanford ciation. ,
resources,
who allows you to run you r business as you wish, and w ho takes an c
L. It. Philips & Co. give it their
Mrs. J. D. Parker,
»
■-Heights for the winter.
a ctiv e interest in your business success.
personal guarantee. Large bottle of
John D. Parker.
5 or 6 d o s e s -666 will break a n y
Dodaon’sL 8ver Tono is only 60
T his is the relation we form w ith our custom ers.
NOTICE
*** of Fever or Chills. Prico 25
cents. For children or grown people
Mitke us a partner in your business agreeable to the «above conditions; then
Notice Is hereby given that under I it is the ideal medicine. T ry it on
B4-2Gt
take
tim e to have a personal talk w ith our officers w henever you are in need of
and by virtue of InHlrprllons re- tkp KUIirantee.
n
Kelium, secretary of • the
advice. You will alw ays be welcom e and we will a«ssist you in every w ay pos
ceived from the City Council o
f
_________________
,
Roard of Control of the Fiorida edSanford, Florida, that I will be*,n '
« IF* 1
1V II
sible
along such business lines.
.
•
.
otlaf I»*Ututlona will bo marnlng October U l. 1914. Institute W i l l i a m s
K id n e y
T lIlS
l a 1? MI“ Rulh Conlbear qf U k e - ault tp enforce collection of all d e
MAKE OUR BANK OUR BANK
m d n 0ctob" Mr. Kellum hjuL linquent taxea, paving Hen*, and
Have you overworked your hervoua
.f^efida throughout .Florida sidewalk Uens, due th e CRy of S a n system and - caused trouhlw with your
.
ofthgrmtulate him upon onford, which have been certified to kidneys aud bladder? Have you pains
fig the ranks of the Benedicts,
in loins, side, back and bladder? Have
me fof collection.
,
» •Tho»«
,
wanting W atson Sprayer* . Those owing any delinquent - tax, you a flabby’ apj>enrance of the face,
(c o u r t H o u s e b u i l d i n g )
he near future should IcaVe or- sidewalk or paving llena should a d and under the eyw? A frequent desire
v /*
tho »»ore of tho Gèo.- H. just aarne with me, and thus avoid to pass urine? If so, Williams’ Kidney
D . L THRASHER, V -P tts.
Pills ¿-ill cure you. Sold only by Win.
fiald Hardwaro Co. a t once, as it the acenmnlatlon of further coat«.
GEO RG E A, DeCOTTKS, ’ G. A|dridge, Druggist. Prico 60c.
30
*»
Mfg. Co., Props.
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EASY TO INJURE AN UMPIRE MARSANS KEPT OUT OF GAME
■ -ŒBTEMBKH 25, tî!<
t h e u n d e rsig n ed Sheriff baa levied upon
a n d on M o n d a y , the 5lh d a y of O ctober.
A. D. 1914. t h o sa m e being t h e first- M o n
d a y In aald m o n th a n d S legal aalaa d a y . will
oapoaa for aale a nd sell a t pu b lic o u t c r y t o
t h o h l g h r a t a n d bwat b i d d e r (or cash, w ith
in th o legal ho u rs on sold ilate, a t .and In
front of t h e c o u r t house do o r In th o c ity of
S a n f o r d , Sem inole e o u n ty , Florida, t h e fol
lowing de sc ribe d land, s i t u a t e , lying and
being in
in acrainvif
Sem inole ruuiii/,
c o u n ty , Florida,
im«f
rm . —i to-w lt:
l.ot Sitty -a lx (till) a n d t h e s o u t h half of Lot
FUlv-1our (51) of St. J o s e p h 's A d d itio n to
S anford, accordin g to m a p or p l a t thereof
a« rceorded In thè puhlle -rec ord* of Grange
and film inole eounlle*. «tale of Florida,
t o aatlafy t h è Je r tn a of aald e t e r u t f o n and
costa.
P a t e d Ibis 31*1 d a y of A ugust. 1 9 U .
C. M. Il A N P ,
Sherlff Seminoie C o u n ty . Florida.
4-Frl-Stc
LEGAL ADVERTISING
LEADER OF CLEVELAND NAPS Arbiter Hss Lest Show to Protect Court Postpones Hearing of Cuban's
Himself Than Any Other Man
Connectad With dams.
Owner Bornee» Denle» Emphatically
Rumor That Larry Lajola Will
8ucceed Joe Birmingham.
■»s
Answering tho rumor, originating In
Now Orleans aomo weeks ago and re
printed recently In eastern papers, C.
W. Somera denies emphatically that
Larry Lajole la to succeed Joe Birm
ingham ns Nap manager. This story
was to tho edoct that lo rry 's playing
days i r e about over, that ho reallsea
It, and that Somers, owing to hla long
personal friendship, Intended to rnako
him bench manager, giving Birming
ham the gato.
No attention was paid to tho yarn
when It was first sprung, hut whetv It
began to spread through tho big
leaguo circuits Somera thought It a
good opportunity to make public hla
* n(l *»• r
—
* *»» "
* m
i 4.
Tho accident which Brick Owens,
the umpire, experienced In Milwaukee
a week or 10 ago. resulting In a broken
shoulder from a foul tip. shows how
easily an umpire may be severely In
jured.
It looks fairly easy for a man to
stand up behind a catcher with a big
Inflated protector In front of him and
a wire mask on his faco, but be has
less show than any roan connected
with tho game when It comes to pro
tecting himself against Injury, saya
Milwaukee Sentinel. It Is a pretty
hard Job to stand up behind a moving,
wriggling catcher and a shuffling, shift
ing batsman and aco the ball when It
passes tho pinto, but It to u wholo lot
harder to. get out of tho wny when a
Noli r e o r I p p t lr . tl o n far T * i D e ed U ndo
Nertlon 575 of t h e U o n s in l N l a li l e a .
N otire li borobjr ( I v o n t h a t J .
N .M c *
G *u(he)-, p u r r h a M r of T a i O a r t lA c a te s N o .
ItOO ami ¿115. d a t a d tho 5th d a y of J u n o ,
Representative« of organlxod base A D. 1999, ha* fllod «aid certificate In m y
a n d h a t m ad a a p p lic atio n lor ta x
ball were cheered tho other day when office
deed to laaua In a c c o rd an c e w ith l a w . Hald
Judgo J. H. Trleber, In thn United c ertificate em brace« t h e following described
r o p e r t y i l t u a t e d In Seminole C o u n ty , FlnrStates district court here, positioned pida.
lo-wil. Lota 42, 171 to 174, L o n r e o o d ,
until September a hearing on the 9L T h e tali) land being aaaeaaed *J the d a te of
of aueli eeM fflrete No. 2400 In
Louis Federal league club's petition tthh ee issuance
n a m e of U n k n o w n .
to havo dissolved the Injunction
T h e aald la n d bein g aaaeaaed a t th e d a t e
of th e laauanee of a u r h certific ate. No. 2416
against Armando Msranns, tho Cuban In
tha n a m e of T u m o r A. I .
Unless aald
re
fielder, who Jumped from tho Cincin it l f lr a te a shall be re d e e m e d a ccording
to law, t a i deed wilt issue there on on th e
nati Nationals. The Judge announced 23rd d a y of O c to b e r . A. P 1914.
N O T I C E O F HALE
W itness my official sig n a tu r e a n d seal
No tic« la hereby given t h a t u n d e r and
ihia the 17th d a y ol S e p tem b e r, A. P . 1914
b y virtu « of a final decree of foreclosure a nd
lseal!
E. A. D O U G 1 .A 8 8 ,
•ale m a d e on t h a E7lh d a y ol A u g u .t , A. P
Clerk C ircuit C o u r t , Sem inole C o ., Bio.
1914, b y t h e H o n o ra b le William* a. llullock,
tly / a s . C. Hubert«, P . - C .
J u d g e of t h e C ircuit C o u r t of t h e Filth
Frl-8-Stc
Ju d ic ia l C ircu it of Florida, In t h e i b t f u e
•fraaw -chw a w » re 5f " H o n o r a b l e f a m r e - - W r
I ’erkln a, J u d g e of S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C ircuit
In C oa rt of C o u n t y ' *uit | t , ffpasc at~ rTftrftf* of-Ftovids; In C h a n c e r y S i ltin g . In t h a t cer
In re E a t a t e of
t a i n r a n a e «therein p e n d in g , wherein R. E.
E d g a r T ip t o n a n d
Som lm rfo-County
W are a n d M a t t i e G r a y Jo hn*, a* executor*
C lare n ce T i p t o n . Minor*
of e e ta ta of W. T . Jo hn*, deceased, a re c om
N otice la h e r e b y given to alt w hom it m ay plainant*. a n d S anford O p e ra t!ou«e C o m
roficern, t h a t K. J. I’owetl, aa G u a r d i a n of p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n of 4fe«**lltc of Florida,
E d g a r T i p t o n a n d C la re n c e T ip t o n , minora, a n d J l o l e r t H. R am aey, P u i f t f , are de
will on Ihc 17th d a y of O c to b e r , A. I) 1914, fendant*, 1 »hall offer lor- sale and «ell to
a p p ly t o the H o n o r a b l e Geo. G. Herring. t h e hlgheat bidder for caah, before Mi* door
( o u n t y J u d g e In a n d for aald C o u n t y , at of t h e c o u r t hou*e in Sa nford, Sem inole
hla office in S a n f o r d in aald C o u n t y , a t 10 C o u n t y , Florida, an M o n d a y , t h e 6t h (fay
o ’clock a. m.. o r aa aeon t h e r e a f t e r a* t h a of October, 1914, tb« aamc being ■ legal
m a t t e r r a n be. hearji, for a u t h o r i t y to sell, •alea d a y . a n d d u rin g th « legal ho u ra of
a t p r i v a t e sale, t h e Iwo-filth* ia ie re e l of ealet t h e - p r o p e r t y deiertb*(l In tfi* nn x l d*aald minor« in t h e following d r * rrlb e d real r r r e a f o re ta la a* follow*, to-w lt: T h # we«t
e atate , in «aid C o u n t y , to - w i l; So u th ha | N i n e ty five feet of L ot Nine 19) In W ork
.JK)x> Lot S e v e n ty - f o u r <T4), of M. M. F o u r (41 of T ie r T w o (2) of E. l b T r t f f o r d ' i
S m ith'* S u b - P i v L i o n of See. 35. T ow n«hip m a p of th« to w n of Sa n fo rd in « « i d - c o u n t y
l'>. R ange 30 E a s t. W hic h a p p li c a t io n will of Sem inole, S t a t e of F lorida, being t h a aam e
he baaed upon t h e p e t i t i o n for t a l c now on lot u p o n Which aland* t h * Sa n fo rd O pe ra
J file In *ald c o u r t.
*
H ouse, now kn o w n a* t h # Sl«r T h e a t r e .
P a t e d S e p t, 17 th , A. P . 1914.
A. K. P O W E R S .
-It. J. P O W E L L ,
S perlal M a . t r r .
0-F rl-5tc.
.
Guardian.
4-Prl-Ble
Case Until September—Judge
Off for Vacation.
ia to stand Ih e n m n d ^ a k o It.
Is
a
great wonder more of them are
"Joe Birmingham Is manager of tha
not
hurT?
team." said Somers, "and there's no
.I t Is pretty hard work for a b*80"chance for Larry, Olsen -or any other
member of the club to get hla Joh. hall* sjlFctator to got up much sym
In fact there Isn’t a chance 'for any pathy for an umpire, but there are
man to tako Joe's place.. 1 think ho Is^ those who realize how hard tho Job Is
a good manager and will proto his" w t f t H f l r a n n i T t r r "sympathy for men |
when they are Injured aa Owens was.
class to the Cleveland public.
"Lajolo had his chance as manager They even get up a llttlo enthusiasm
of tho Naps for five years and resigned about on umpire when, aa Owens «JId.
In 1909. I don't know that ho aspires ho works notwithstanding his Injury.
to succeed Birmingham, but If he does
Armando Marsana.
there Isn't a chance for him to land, WATCH THE BOSTON RED SOX
apd he might as well know It now as
ho would not try tho caao until ho re
any other time. The same goes for Manager Bill Carrlgan Expects to turned from hla vacation, which would
any other player on tho club roster
Land Them Winner— Playing
bo samo time between September 7
and for any outsider^ too. I havo
Grand Game at Pvesent.
and 15. Aa the Federal leaguo ached
Birmingham signed as manager for
ulo closes early In October, It Is con
1914, 1919 and 1916, and what's more,
Tho Boston Bed Sox aro displaying sidered doubtful If a decision will be
the ten-day clause Is out of his con bettor form this yonr Uinn last suul j rendered In time to permit Marsana
tract. T h a is proof posltlvo 1 havo may bo ablo to noso out tho other to play again this season.
faith In him. Isn't It?
teams' In tho raco for tho pennant.
"Of course, I sm disgusted with tho Tris Speaker and aomo of tho other I
showing of the team this season. stars on tho team aro hitting tho ball
Aftor their great wo^k last year I
Joined with the fans In hoping and
looking forward to a pennant. How
ever, I attribute tho poor showing of
JEW ELER
tho team In a large measure to ac
cidents and sickness
I can't recall
W VTi llKS, CLOCKS. JKWKI.HV.SM any team In tho history of baseball
VKltVVABK. OPTICAL HOODS, KTC.
that has had so much 111-fortune In
this respect”
-«-tain words.
Theo. Schaal
E x p e r t
MATRIMONY SPURS VIOX ON
^
1 2 3
Pirates' Scrappy Little Infielder Prove*
Batting and Fielding Sensation
of the Team.
Nollce of Application for T a t P e e d U n d e r
H r r l l a * 573 of I he G e n e r a l S t a tu t e «
N otice ia he reb y given t h a t J. F. L alng,
p u r c h a t e r of T a x Certificate No. 996. d a t e d
t h e 3rd d a y of J u n e . A. P . 1912. a n d C e r
J tificate No. 468 d a te d th e 4th d a y ol July.
' A. P . 190f. ha» llle<l «till certificate* In
my office a n d ha« m ade a pplication for t a i
I deed to l u u e in acrornmne* with law.
Said certificate embrace« t h e following de«crlb cd p r o p e r t y d t u a t e d In Seminole, c o u n
t y . Florida, to-wit:
C e r t i f i r t t e No. '9 9 6 ,
Lot 6, JUk 13, Tier A. Sanford T h e »aid
la n d being a*.e*acd at the d a te of t hr 1«
» ua nre of . u e h rertificate In th e n a m e of
Itehecea T urnerCertificate
No. 168 em brace« Lot
l,
Hlh J l , T ier 7, Sanford,
T h e «aid land
being t u r n e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e i u u a n c e
of a u r h ra rtlfic a te in t h e n a m e of L y n c h , J.
E . U n t e u aald certificate ahall b e r e
d e em ed a r r o r d l n g to law, t a i deed will
i u u « t h ere o n a n the 29th d a y of S e p t e m b e r ,
A. P . 1914.
W itncM mV ofltrial «ignature a nd aeal
thi« th e 2 7 th d a y nf A u g u .t . A. P. 191 (
—al>
f: A
PP tM H .A SS .
Clerk C ircuit C o u rt. Seminole Co., F'l*.
2- Fri-3lc,
IIy J C. R o b e rt-. P C
Nnllrr of \ pplic all**n **f li» *|I ppiÍ I mlrf
Hrfl)«n S7Í af ihr Ürner»! Hliiulfs
n u i ii 1: «>f m i n u n n sai >:
No>nrr I» Il wff*l>Jr glVrit I h*t j >$ 1*nf trr.
Si»! i$’i* i*
g ivi? ti I hui Un dur 411/1 j
L y virtu** itf a vnrii u f Kirn Fan»*
Jr . imrrh a»i*r of T » t Í Vrtilirn If*» S l .4
4
.in.
4M. 471. dated th«* 3n! «Uy of J uf»r.
Ä»
« *,ul *n '^
*,,*l «f Ih« f' nutily (' «ufi
1*07. ini'1 T . « (Vrtiflrot f i Nin 112T •1a t r •!
F i r s t
S t r e e t ,,,r iiiiw»«r*»urh r ° u n t y . n n m u . l
n-rtii n
nu*r
thffrin
l<**ntltng
"hr f f i n I h »• ! h •!■> "1 J u n i . \ II 1W11. r ’••rt i ft
F 1 O R I H A
Krrti)Ur» T o m p i n y , * truriMiralltm [ •■«It* No. 1u 46 til Irti til« in! il» y o( Jlllie
r L U r t I U M u p|«*mid «nd H. H. VoUrt i» dolrndtnt. | A. D. 1912. UxrtlArntr Nu. ;291 diteci the
R e p a i r i n g
W e s t
.
Q A N F D R D
OMUrUfTU,
When Connlo Mnck lost tho ponnant In 1912 he blamed It on the fact
that so many of hla players had mar
ried recently and wore thinking more
about their spouses than baseball.
This la not tho case of Jimmy Vlox,
Notice of Application for T a t P e e d Under
M e d ian 573 of t h e G e n e r a l S t a tu t e *
N otice I* he reb y given t h a t J. N. Port*r
,'r., p u r c h l u r of T a x C ertificate* No*. 379,
'I IO. 3MI. 382. d a t e d t h e 3rd d a y of J u l y ,
A P. 1905. ha* filed **ld c e jtlf le a lc i in m y
« rr « a n d h a . m ad e a p p li c a t io n , fof t a t deed*
I"
ju .
in i c c o f d a n c c with law.
Said
c. G i r a t e .
em brace
the
following
de»c r i » . 'I p ro p e rty a i t u a t e d in Sem in ole c o u n
ty, Florida, to-w lt: L o t . 108, 116, 132 a n d
Kai I 126 (lei* beg at
HE r b r , ru n S 79
■leg 50 m in u t e . W wllh S line II 80 eh«,
(bene* S' 10 deg 10
m in u t e . W 9 eh«,
th«nee S 79 deg 50
min W 13 50 eh*,
t h e n r e S 10 deg 10 min E 9 eh*, thenc e
N 79 deg, 50 min K 13,60 eh», all In lllook
p , M itche ll’* S u rv e y , lj- v y G i a n t
Said land« being u r e u o l at tho d a te a
of t h e ( n u a n c e of a u r h certificate* in t h e
n a m e of Mr«. M . - E . Hick*.
U n l e u aald certificate* «hall he re deem ed
according to lew . t a t deed wilt i u u i I he re
on on the 2 9 th d a y of S e p t e m b e r , A. 11.
1914.
Witne«« my official « ig n a tu re a n d «*al
(hi* the 27th d a y nf A u g u .t , A P 1911
I.eal
) A P P PC! LASS.
t'le rk C ircuit C o u r t , Sem in ole Co , Fla.
2-Fri-5lr.
p y J. C R o b e rta , I) C-
7th d a y of J u n e , A. P . 1909, ha* nie.) lt¡,
certificat** In my off) re a n d h i , ra. r
ap p lic atio n for tax deed t o l«*ue in trr.Zr
.L e t w l t k law. Said certificate* , mb“£
t h e following d**crih*d p r o p e r t y
in Sem in ole c o u n ty , F l o r i d a , tow-it:
tificele No. 436, U n p l o t te d p a r t of |i i l .
Mi *-•!!'• Burvay, l ^ v y O r a n t , N„
Is
l ( l e u H U of E 20 A) 111k l> ¿V'
c h e li'. S u rv e y , l-evy G r a n t . No 471 i " '
95. Ulk II, Mitchell'« S u r v e y , | . , vy
No 4Ï 3, L ot 47, lllk I». MItVhell'. S a r i «
» ____
C ...I
M r.
lin t
more consistently and tho 801 are not
so far behind tho Athletics that they
can't overhaul them before tho end
of (he season comes In sight. Bill
Carrlgan, tb® manager of tho Sox. 1b
confident that his team will bu In nt
tho finish. If the Box cannot land
first honors ho expects that they will'
wind up no lower thnn second
n o t ic e
o r R fm m v s -s x rr'
U n d e r a n d h y v i r t u e t f n f n ' cvOcmton tg.
• ued o u t of t h e C ircuit C o u r t for th«
e n t h Ju d i c ia l C irc u it of F l o r i d a , inr anil t,,
Se m inote C o u n t y , In a cau*v w h«r.in Am*ri
Jean Agrlculltir«! C he m ic al
80*11pany. ,
c o r p o r a t io n . I* plaintiff, a n d A P o rn « ,
d e f e n d e n t . I h a v o levied u p o n a n d w,f| Kj|
at—a u b l i a - o u t c r y at th« f r o n t door .,(
r o u r t hou»« In Sa nford, Florid*, on a ,
fir»t MonitmV In O c tober, A. p . 1914 it.
bein g t h * 5th d a y of aald m o n t h , d u r in g 'it.
*t hour* o f » sir- lo th*L h l g h m t ««a
der f o r ea*h, all t h e r i g h t, till« ind it.
t e r r a i Of t h è d t f e n d a n t , A. l ia rn ev . in m )
tn a e e r t a l n certificate of t h o c a p i u ) u 0(|
of Ih* Feoplea I t a n k of S a n f o r d , h u n g
p a r tl c u l a r ly deaerihed a« f o l t o * .
C e r ti f i c a ta No. 119 fo r t e n « h a r t i of tkg
c a p i t a i a t o c k of t h * l ’eoplea R a nk of y ,a.
ford, F t a ., of a p a r valu* of $1.000 00 **4
a h o o k or m a r k e t va lue of $2, 000,00. Su)
p r o n r r t y helng n o e In |K»*e«*|on <d
*aid A. P o r n e r a n d levled u p o n a« th* pr,a.
v rty of A. P o r n e r , a n d t o t a t l a f y *ald rier u t l o n a n d coita.
F u r c h a i e r t o pai- | c.
Gite.
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Nsw York World Dsclsrss Editorially
Theory of Missouri Professor Is
Not Entirely Fanciful.
T he theory of a Missouri professor
t in t within 25 years tho government
will take over end operate organized
baseball Is not entirely fanciful. There
hare been threats of the prosecution
o f the major league ss trusts which
oppress the players, keep the cost of
baseball too . high and ought to be
dissolved on general principles; and
It le quite conceivable that another
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New York WorldOlven, then.1that In due time conpssses the proper enabling act,
_ tints committees to determine the
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In one of Its highest activities! Un
der a' secretary of sports, with an
Interstate baseball commission to reg
ulate salaries and admission fees, a
federal board Of umpires,' a baseball
civil Berrios and a "plucking board"
to retire players, baseball would be
"organised" as it was nevsr organised
before. A congenial form ot govern
m ent employment would be added'to
those which already enable aq Increas
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Uncle Barn's expense, ahd we might
look In time for "li-cent baseball" as
4 campaign Issue,
Manager McOraw of tho Giants Is
ono of tho must sonorous men con
nected with tho national gamo. (Us
friends sny ho Is ulmust too soft
hearted when listening to stories of
distress.
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"I'll wager MoGraw glvos away | 2,000 a year," said ono of tho New York
tnan traveling with tho club. "Espe
cially when tho team Is training In
lh o '8outh does ho stand for a touch.
"We may be playing s t a little town
and a woman will bo standing outside
tho gato when wo learo the grounds.
Sho telle McGraw how her husband
used to play against him i n tho old
days and how ho Is In tho hospital
now with a broken arm or aomo ill
ness.
"McGrow Immediately goes down In
hla pocket and comes up with a $50
for her. He hss many persons al
most entirely dependent on him,
broken-down players and tho Hko. It
Is seldom ho refuses to listen to tales
of woo. *
"Then thoro's another side of Mc
Graw. Ho always loves a good time.
1 know he'd glvo a lot to havo a fellow
like Germany Rchaefer of the Senators
on bis club ‘just to keep him and tho
bunch In good humor. T h at was tho
reason he had Arlto Latham and oth
ers around.
"He'll sit up half the night If there's
a chance of playing a good Jo£e on a
fellow.' I've traveled with McGrow for
seven years and have never found
him anything but good-natured, gen
erous and kindly to hla friend«."
Marquard After Another Record.
After absorbing two records from
the mound, Rubo Marquard will start
after tbo Nations! league ^trike-out
mark. Rube says he's going to fan
20 stickers on aomo nice afternoon
and beat Sweeney’s record of 10,
which the latter estajillshed back In
1M4.
- 81 Paul Gets Peters. **
8L Paul gets the loudly-touted
Catcher Rubs Peters of Orond
Porks. DUly Sullivan gave him thrf
once-over for Callahan, and was
only Impressed with, hla whip.
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art In deep rose color. The sleeve
amounts only to a short drapery at tho
top of tho .arm, supported by a abort
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of wide moire silk matching tho tassel
In shade completes the gown.
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a moderate length In tbo back.
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Preceding the coming of the bridal Copenhagen blue broadcloth. The
centerpiece was a basket of ferns
and red hibiscus, surrounded by party Miss Margaret Davis at the smart little hat waa black velvet,
silver candelabra with their red piano .rendered very beautifully, " 0 trimmed with blue wings.1»•
The wedding presents were of
shades, the green and red blending Promise Me" and "Traum erei" and
cut
glass, silver, dainty china and •I- All Local A d v e r tis e m e n t« U nd^
and
softly
played
"
0
Perfect
Day"
harmoniously with the handsome
linens, and attractively displayed in
during
the
ceremony.
white
cover.
From
the
celling
were
This Heading THREE C E N T S *
BEING A RESUM E OF SA N FO R D H A PPEN IN G S
To the strains of Lohengrin's the receptjon hall. <
ropes of blossoming asparagus fern
Line For Each Innertlon. Minimum
Mr. and M^s. Gatchcl will spend
reaching to the corners of the table. Bridal Chorus the bridal party des
— U P -T O - D A T E
,
Charge
25 Cents.
The brides se\jy4 t**wrvkv'lTT'Tbe m ountains-and
The electric light* shaded in rod. cended the stairway.
or
Communications Tor thiie'Column Shoul4 bo .Marked " N o d d y l.ditor
shed a soft radiance' upon the table. maid», Miss Edieth Stewart with will begin housekeeping upon their
FO R SALE
Phoned to Mr*. R. A. Tcrheun, Phono 203
The place cards were hand painted Miss Mary Gatchel, Miss Ruby return.
red roses and the favors were Jap Betts with Mis* Mary Simms en
Mrs. ttntchel is the youngest
For Sale or R e n t— Two >,r(.
with the conviction that the Now anese green woven baskets titled tered, first passing through the re daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
. U i s c d l u n r o w i t .SftOK’r r
donees
at a bargain. W. J Thigp*^
Smyrna Club, officers and members with coral ilower and ferns, tied ception ball to the drawing roorff S tew art. Mr. Gntchol is a success
One of the prcttiont entertain- are royal -hosts a n d are -quit« a p p re with red satin bows.
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They were followed by two little ful young business man. n member
merit* being given for Ml** Mabel ciative of the cordial welcome, tKe
flower
girls.
Virgio
Horne
Hyman
A tempting five course luncheon
of the firm of Gatchel Sz Son.
For Sole— Fine farm of ten arr*, I
H a n d was Alio miscellaneous shower
kindly hospitality ftnd courteous at-! was served, the tones of the color and Helen Chapm an, carrying pretty
about
three miles from the
nt the homo of Mi»* Eva Walker tentions showered upon them.
motif being carried out effectively baskets of rose petals which they
llrarl
¡¡hower
also
two
choice city lot»
Tuesday afternoon, at which the
scattered in the path of the bride
in the menu.
cheap
for
cash
or can be p mhastd
Marked
by
a
beautiful
simplicity,
young ladle* o( St. Agnes Guild were
and groom, entering together. The
For Visitor
Invited
to
meet
Miss
Mettinger
on
easy
terms.
Address If.
0j
attractive
and
charming
was
the
hostesses und guests alike.
p arty grouped about the arch und
were
Mesdames
It.
C.
Bower,
Eu
Herald
office.
Among
the
very
pleasant
social
heart
shower
given
by
Mrs.
Uolit.
The color motif of pink and green
the beautiful ring ceremony was
was beautifully carried out with affairs irf-thtrwrcelr was a delightfully gene L anaroofe, George Bishop, D. performed by H e r : Gi-erg» -Hyman. Holly for-M iss M ahal-ii and. yester
C. - Marlowe ~*f»d— Mi9*t?T-itfAriiut
For salvor. %tBjrrFivE Lcrtw. tttiff-'
day" at her p retty hom e on- the
* <juant£tlca_ol. ruacs, hibiscus, Love's informal neighborhood party, a t
I nuucdiajdr~Prec*ding-tkq-a*Hqmou,y. ’TrcrgTTKV Fes loons oh p r e t t r droop land,—two good wells, located in,.
,Fox,
MahcLjLiul..
Charlotte
llaiuL
-afTM rtrahd DuLJLraccluL.VUitf.rPk- Uip Ln hjfth
Sirs. Ernest Bctta sweetly sang, " I
ing ferns were used effectively with south of Station 10 on S. iz K. ¿ ¡ j .
bt a r jessamine.
In the reception ' dous hostess, in honor of Miss Pearl
Love
You T ru ly ,"
\s
Prelly
Home
W
tdding
strings
of red hearts, joined together! WI,y* ® r o y n house. ^ See F. \y.
hall the ‘balustrade- was- fTrt.wjDatL.Stailing».
The bride was very lovely in her with red cords, prettily carrying out Mahoney at F ern n ld s.
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A homo wedding of unusual beau-,
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y ^ v o d d in g jL a w u L uf whit,, c h a r m e u s e the green mnd. red tones of the color
w l.
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For Sale— Sixteen foot *launcS
1WtahjiLyi__ to n n v f»ri>ri>.<* falling scherno.
Outlined by* &mall hearts
<V.r**r
TTt
of the pretty flower, tuiüiua. aprays J n tho’ flower:
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were
larger
op-tfsfhsragifci fern giving a-wdievlng Stallings won-Hi st p riie.- u •ha ndarnael-,l.v,Vffjg't-^atchcLLg tu r trrta aiC -4ita.
In good shape. . Cheap for ca»h.
touch of greem—.The xtoerrs and wrhn- box of firm chocolate bon bons. Mrs. last evcnhnr—Tho-jrlarrtrf'the lower irry." ¿hn ■.w«f ut ^ bodtee a ro t nfcpxd. Sfc h e a r f t r t h e - shades over the
IL Iacnnun, Sanford.
»Lift —
."'dom nretE -ícA oonqd with vines, pot Terheun won the consolation prize, fioor with the rooms opening one the neck with.fi/w-soft laco, the drap- [j )||M n IMm iwssMIi L~T-Tft~ffr~r<u1
ery
and
bodice
garnit^ref^in^
pearl
he
P u tin V i v i a n f l ify* r
te d plUnta and cut flowers over a box of fine -itntioner.w The booby into the other was beautifully ndapFor , Salé— My transfer buslheu.
heads. Ovor tho gown fell tho long of the ‘s tltin g sun. Portieres of red
ehich the pink shaded lights casting prize fell to Mr. John Minnerick, cd to such an occasion.
Cheap. Jas. Harrias.
7-2tc
veil
of
tulle
which
was
becomingly
hearts draped the doers and hung in
■ th e roseate glow of the early dawn who failed to guess even one ques
The colors of the wedding were Arranged to fit closely about tho .the alrdve of the reception hall.
completed the artistic effect.
tion.
Mr. Robt. Walthour made
F'or Sate— Hound, pup for ufe
green an d gold, charmingly carried face in cap effect and confined with
The round * tablo in the dining
In the dining room a beautiful highest score on hia original hits at
out In rich maases of goldenrod, n wreath of lllliea of the valley. The room ' was coverod by a beautiful cheap. Just- tho rig h t age to trsin.
Battenburg tea cloth covered the the newspaper fraternity.
ferns and the graceful vinca of Die bride carried nn arm bouquet of tea cloth off linen edged with cro R. B. Lynch, Sanford, Fla., Rouu
table, centered by a green basket of
Vera Tcrheun assisted in serving starry white jessamine. In tho large bride rosea and asparagus fern.
No. 1.
8-tfc
chet, the cehterpicco of crochet be
pink roses and hybiscua.
the delicious pineapple sherbet and reception hall, where the beautiful
The four bridesmaids were gowned ing worked In, over a red silk lining.
For Sale C heap— Ono larguhorse,
Over a bank of ferns in one corner dainty cakes. Enjoying Mrs. B u tts ’ gifts were displayed, vinea and golalike in pink crepe do chine over a Ropes ol ferns nmldst the foliage of one mule, three wagons, harneu,
of the parlor a pink spider web bud hospitality besides Miss Stallings donrod-entwined the balustrade und
skirt of white lace flounces. The which red hearts peeped here and plows an d fool*.
Jos. C. Harris).
been woven, to the cords of which were Mesdames Anna Walker, R. A. festooned the windows and doors,
bodices had short sleeves and were there. In the center of the table
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th e gifts were tied and concealed in Terhoun, Misses Eva Walker, Eliz vases of .goldenrod placed here and
cut low at the neck. They carried waa a lovely basket of ferns and red
various parts of the bouse, creating abeth Strange, Vera Terheun; Messrs there completing the effect. Across
For Sale—2 Cylinder Buirk che»p,
bouquets of pink carnations.
hibiscus, surrounded by red shaded
m uch merriment its the unwinding F. P. Strang^, Bob Walthour, linrry one corner of the drawing room, a,
•100
Myrtle avenue.
lo-ttr
,
The deal little flower girls wore candelabra.
progressed, and Miss Hand was fol Walker. John Minnerick. Joe Mat- )ovp|y arch h„d been erected, grace1 " * ” h t« frocks and
pink r ib -, ,\n artist contest was* delightfully
lowed from place to place by the thews. Frank Adams. W. V. Hull fu, and ,ovcly with ¡,8 traiHng
k
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' amusing.
The guests were handed
m erry group of girls, in her search und Fleetwood Joiner.
sprays of jessamine, behind which a'
molher wa# gownL.d
white cards to which were attached
for the gifts.
When opened each
For Rent— Nice furnished roomi
bank of few* formed the altar. jf| # Kr
crepo dc c|linc.
red pencils and* told to draw- the at S tum on’s. $1.26 a w;cek and'up.
package contained an original little
Pretty Luncheon
From the center of the arch hung a
An Informal le c e p tio n followed the article named ut the top of the card. 316 E. Fourth St.
rh y m e telling Mias Hand what was
!M3ip
Mias Ruth M ettinger, who Is big white wedding bell from which
These were .urtlcles of the bride's
ceremony
a
n
d
.
t
h
e
bride’s
cake
was
expected of her.
The
homo on a vacation from St. T im waa suspended a gold ring.
F'or Rent— F’urnished rooms for
Upon her arrival ihc was met by othy's Hospital, Philadelphia, was dining room was particularly -beau cut a t the prettily dpcorated table. trousseau and members of the bridal light housekeeping. Apply to Mr*,
party.
Hursts
of
happy
laughter
Miss Marie Stewart presided St
th e guests and escorted by Miss the a ttractive young honoree nt a tiful. From the center above the
Madeline Hill, impersonating the beautiful luncheon given by* Mrs. table, ribbons of gold entwined with. 1the punch bowl and those assisting followed the efforts nt drawing. To F uren, 11 ■ Laurel avenue, city
!Mfr
groom, into the parlor, to the strains W. L. Morgan T hursday afternoon. green extended to the corners of the in serving were Mrs, Lovell, sister Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart fell the prize, __________________________
a
lovely
vase,
whose
drawing
of
the
of
the
groom
Und
Misses
Minnie
*of I^ihengrin’s Wedding March, piny Red and green featured the decora room, which was aglow with masses
For Rent Rooms for ligio house.
ed by Miss Lucille Aspinwall. He tions, confined to the dining room of yellow daisies The center of tfo Stewart. Jimmie l.aing and Clura bride’s trunk was voted by the keeping, 919 Dak Ave.
u-tf
guests to lie the best.
lor« the spider web, n mock m ar which was very lovely with its ferns \ table was adorned with a bowl of Millen
The favors were red hearts with
For Rent House and five acre) of
Mr, and Mrs. Gatchel left last
riage ceremony was performed by and flowers, and silver caridolabra the bell shaped alam ander.
The
fortunes
written
upon
them
a
n
d
clipland
two miles from city mi West
Miss Frnaces Aspinwatl, to the de 1ind red shades, placed about the | handsome punch bowl was placed in night on their wedding trip to
ped
from
a
string
by
the
blindfolded
Side.
Also furniture und guns for
light and merriment of the guy room.
un alcove of the reception hull, fes Norab Carolina. The bride's going
sale.
Houio
can be rCntod until
(Continued On Pago 5)
young people.
away gown was a tailored suit of
Resting upon a d a in ty crochet tooned in vines and goldenrod.
ne.xt August
W S, Kemp- r ' i p
There were man>' lovely gifts and
Piano to rent for the season In
delicious refreshments of pink and
quire at 111 Second street
' tic
while ice cream bricks und white
■ ■
cake tied in p in k .,
T ake Notice— ! will, rent, »eli,
Those invited were Misses Mabel
trade or build you a houne mi >-a»y
an d Charlotte Hund, Madeline Hill,
torms. J. Musson, G01 !’duetto
Lucille and Frances Aspinwall, Ag
a-Vcnue.
.t '.tir
nes Renfroe, Said«-«* William*, Josie
For Rent Cheap for Cash Tv.-sty
and Junio Stumon, Ruth M clUugu.
acres
of good hammock land .dl tild.
Zoe Munson, Genie Wicker, Ruby
Call
or
write A. M. Tyler. ' I'd tf
B e tts, Linda Lefller, Elizabeth und
Five acres tiled land inside itjr
Anna McLaughlin und Eva Walker
limits for rent, near brick road .m4
vj
Ne w .Smyrna Club Mrrting
loading station.
Apply to A P
Connelly, Sanford. *F'lorida.
2-tf
Mrs. Henry Wights Mrs. .«L. W.
Dickins and' Mrs. A. W.T Fitts, Jr.,
For Rent— Furnished office equip
went over Monday to New Smyrna
p e d with roll top desk, office chain
to be present at the meeting of the
and tabl»*s. Also a- roll top desk,
Woman’s Club, where Mrs. Hockcr
typew riter desk and other equip
and Mrs. Wight hav been invited to
ment fur sale or rent
Herald nllirr-.
take part on the program.
The ride
M2 t (
through the country in the early
For
Rent
Several
good
oifi.es
morning, to Daytona was a joy and
over
Yowell’a.
Enquire
Yowell'i
delight. At Dnytona, Mrs. William
store.
’
6-tf
Hocker, president of the Florida
Federation of Woman's Clgba joined
M IS C E L A N E O U S
*
t
_
the party and the pleasant drive
W anted — Plowing or team work
was continued to' New Smyrnn,
by man with good - team.
j. f:.
where they were 'delightfully enter
Sum mt-rs. care M. S. Nel son, or
tained by Mrs. L.*P. Bouchelle and
phone Lord's Station. •
5-tf
the New Smyrna Club. Mrs. BouW anted Work of an; kin« i S•11re
chelle was the graqious hostess a t a
preferred. Joe Saucer, ran* «ri Malvery charming luncheon in honor of
,u
lem fruit stand.
Mrs. Hocker apd Die visiting ladles.
8-31p
The table with its handsome crochet
I want a good man with a good
*
luncheon set, centered by a beautiful
team to plow-16 acre« nt Cameron
silver vase,-filled with autum n leaves,
City, Sanford. Florida. The 15 acre*
it« gleaming silver and sparkling hut
is
known as the Joshua Powell farm.
glass was very attractive and lovely.
Go
and look at the land and tell me
A delicious six course luncheon was
how
much you will plow it lor per
served. Enjoying Mra. Bouchello'a
acre
and -hnrrow It, and any rootA
hospitality were Mra. Wm. Hockcr
you
find
cut them out and pile them
of Ocala; 'Mrs. H. L. Hood, presi
ROYAL BRAND
and^
burn
them. • Now I want a
ROYAL BRAND
dent of the.N ew Smyrna Club, Mrs.
first
class
job-done.
Tho caretaker,
Cora Wilson of New Smyrna , Mrs.
Mr.
Marshall
‘
nt
Cameron
City
Hopkins of Jacksonville snd McsGrocery
Store
has
charge
o
f
my
dames Wight, Dickins and Fltta of
place.
Mako
yAur
price
to
"Owner
Sanford.
TRADE
J. P.," 26 Colombia St., Homrsiend,
Repairing to the club rooma after
L. L, N, Y.
H.4tt.
luncheon the visitors were cordially
welcomed by the New Smyrna Clilb.
I wish to rent ono or two rooms
Mrs. H. L. Rood conducted the
4
with two beds, or one large room
meeting and Introduced the speaker!
with two beds by tho week, for
HARK
of the afternooa in a most gracious
one, two or three months, must be
#
. •
and pleasing manner.
close in and good-neighborhood.
Mra. Hocker made a very fine
Send price to "J. P ." 26 Colombia
m
a
d
e
j
u
s
t
a
s
c
h
e
a
p
a
n
d
t
h
e
b
o
y
s
T h a t ’s t h e n a m e o f t h e b e s t h o s e
talk on the "State Federation Work,
S t„ Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.
as a Part of the Individual Club"
lik e th e jp b e t t e r . .. S h ir ts a n d
g o in g fo r b o y s ’ a n d g ir ls’ s c h o o l
"'‘ Wanted—Carpdhfir^'work tfy *
that was bright and inspiring.
gang pf expert northern workmen
The_ "8phere of the Woman's
who intend coming to Florida to lo
Clubs In Small Towns" was the In
B lo u se s, a lw a y s fr e sh a n d p r e tty
w e a r a n d p la y .
cate permanently. Nothing too ibg
teresting subject of s splendid paper
or small for us to handlo.it> a speedy
given by Mrs. Wight.
and workmanlike manner. .Unques
Upon request Mrs. Dickins told
______________________________ —r—
tioned references and full particulars
of the rose meetings and the City
to interested parties. C. B. F'alor,
. Beautiful. Ball and touched-upon the
.\Iogudore, Ohio.
9-3tp
binding together in q common in
terest the club wonfen of Sanford in
Boarders Wanted— $3.60 per week
these social gatherings.
for
board and lodging. Last h o m e
Mrs. II. H. Sams gave a resume
on
East
Third St.. *C.. W. Driggersof the work of the New Smyrna
9-91P
Club, since Us organisation, «hawing
• splendid activity.
Wanted—Geptlemen roomer* «
Mrs. E. L. Greer rendered a num
Stumon’s. 316 E. Fourth St.
ber of fine selections on the piano
. 9-13tp
and the meeting came to -a close
with a most enjoyable social hour.
Wanted to buy first class rAilch
The Sanford ladies returned home'
cow. W. A. Lefller.
10-3tp
=r
Classified Advertising
ABOUT PEOPLE AND E V E N T S
ROYAL BRAND CLOTHING
FALL 1914
The boys of today wear
only the best clothes.
Ask your boy about
a
“ R O Y A L B R A N D .”
150 Suits, 1914 Styles,
»
i
Just In.
SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
Why worry; make boys1furnishings when you can buy ready-
50c.
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W A R N E W S F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F IE L D
■w T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
I N S A N F O R D — Lif» Ia Woith Lluintf
VOLUME VI
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY . s E r fi^MRER 2‘J. 1914
NO
II
FOOD LAW AMENDED
THE
SANFORD
CITY
SCHOOLS
is ESTABLISHED
AND NOW IN EFFECT
OPENED YESTERDAY MORNING
drainage district
tract
of
land
' ¡ ’S
A L L PACKAGES O F FOOD
MUST G IV E-C O N TEN TS,
WEIGHT A F ^ 0 U T E * i Ü 7
IN FTUTURE
bonded
• CONTAtSa 365.QÛÛ ACRES
— -A N tflN C L im E S L E I iE B ..
-j;
WAS A MOST AUSPICIOUS OCCASION WITH NEW PRECEPTORS ANIlL
Hereafter nil packages of food'
Judge Daniel A. Slfflmöfi* ytalcii.
packed
in t h e ' United States and
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T
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&
r
H
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T
O
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Y
O
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(lay signed the decree formally and
sold to the public must bear on the
legally
outside a statem ent of the quantity
ganiring the Upper St. J nhna Dtaln-SO
FTO
O
LS—ADDRESSES
BY
PROMINENT
CITIZENS
of contents in terms of weight, meas
-age QiatricU-n pnlillr rurw rattoozcL
ST. JOHNS RIVER
* Florida, to exist for the term of
—thIrfr~y*ral''S_frorn_th e 'd a te 'Of tlij? de
cree.
The now drajnage district contains
265,000 acres of land, more or less,
being a t r a c t ' 42 miles long from
north to south, and some 22 miles
wide, situated, lying and being in
„.the counties of Orange, Osceola and
Brevard.
Vans Agnew and Crawford were
* t h e ' slllritors for tho petitioners
who constituted practically every
land owner in the district.
The decree was granted after ful
fillments of the conditions prescribed
in chapter 6458, of the Laws of the
State of Florida, Acta of 1913.
An election will be called for Oc
tober 28, at which time property
owners will vote on the selection of
trustees tfor the upper St. Johns
Drainage District.
Votes will I19
allowed, one for every acre owned,
making a total of 265 000 votes to
be cast.
* Isham Randolph, consulting en
gineers. Jackson ville-Chicago. made
the surveys and prepared the report
on which the drainage district was
finally established.
Valuable Acreage
By the formation of this drainage
district a large and valuable acreage
in Florida between lines drawn west
ward from Hardevillc and from Se
bastian. and from the eastern rim
of the St. Johns watershed, westoard
to the St Johns river, will, by drain
age, heroine available for habitation
and cultivation.
The plans call for main canals
from three great basins to the ocean,
namely from Lake Winder, Lake
Worthington, and Lake Poinsett,
with connecting anil lateral canal*
covering the territory in such m an
ner as to dry permanently and suc
cessfully the lands within . ilu:.-dis
trict.
The estimate of the cost is not
yet worked out, but tho preliminary
investigations and figures show that
it can be done at a figure less per
acre than almost any other such
project yet undertaken in this coun
try Bonds will, of course, lie voted
later, and issued ns money is needed
,lo prosecute the work, but it is not
^ proposed In the immediate present
to undertake this, owing to finan
cially unsettled conditions because
of the -Eurojiean war.
The whole
matter will lie left to the trustees
of the drainage district to be elected
in Oriober. Times-Union.
Free Trip to Frisco
Mrs. Hazel Powell Stevenson was
in Sanford Saturday in the interest
of the sale of the Florida Dollar, the
•ouvenir coin which is being «old by
th f Florida Panama-Pacific exposi
tion commission to obtain funds for
a Florida exhibit a t San Francisco.
Your young ladies, * one from cnch
congressional district of Florida will
Fo given railroad ami Pullman tick
et* for telling the largest number of
the*« coins. The young lady .of the
four who sells the largest number
»ill be given a hundred dollars in
cash besides her fare. In addition -to
these inducements a commission of
ten per cent is paid on all sales. Mrs.
Stevenson thinks th a t this should be
■uflicient to induce young ladies to
take an interest in the contest to say
nothing of the real object of the con***** which Is to have a Florida ex
hibit at San Frandaco.
. Honor Roik-Moirfoc School **"'
Eighth Grade--------Seventh Grade— Grace Hawkins.'
Sixth Grade— Ralph Mikosell, liar
Williams.
Fifth Grade^-Dora Mae Oglesby,
Eddie Lee, William Hawkins, Rush
S*«ff«d, Albert Hawkins.
Fourth Grade-—Florence Price,
* r,e Mann, Alice Powell, Ernest
. Lee, OU, Lloyd.
Third Grade— Brown Stafford,
Mertite Osteen.
Second Grade—Louise Powell, Wal
*« Price.
Grade»—Cecil Bales, Mercv Osteen. Iva Bales, Garner Johns,
Johns, Esther Bell Powell,
■Renie Mann.
• ,1 Pl? t
Yesterday was an epoch in San:
ford’« history' not only with the
school children lint with the parents
and nil tho patrons of the schools,
marking as ft dill the beginning of
another school term.
All of the
schools opened on time und the
scholars were assigned to their re
spective places, tho teachers work
ing with precision anti with no con
fusion of any kind.
Promptly a t ten o'clock a goodly
number had assembled at the au d i
torium of the high School where a p
propriate exercises were to mark
tiie opening of the school*.
Th e teachers and scholars of the
high school an d several grades of
the grammar school were present be
sides many jm rents and patrons of
the school. On- the platform were
D. L, Thrasher, county superinten
dent of Public Instruction, Prof.
Ezcll, superintendent of Sanford
C i t \ Schools. F. I*. Forster and S. ( ’.
Dirkson of the County School Board,
B. F Whittier, S Bunge and ti R
Stevens of the DuUrict School Board,
C. R. Walker, former member of the
School Board, it. J. Holly, Rev.
Mr. Thrasher then announced
That on account of tho Into appear
ance of Dr. Thackston who was to
address (he audience th a t he would
call on several of tho gentlemeji who
were on tho plntform and began
with Rev. Steinrncyer of the M eth
odist church who gave a short talk
on tho schools, followed .by Rev,
Peck, rector of the Episcopal church.
Rev. Strong of the Congregational
church,*, Dr. Brownlee of the Pres
byterian church an d R oy. Hyman of
the Baptist church.
Prof. Ezell was then aennounred
and the new sujierlntendent of the
city schools created a most favorable impression as he stcjijied for
ward and gjive a brief outline of his
pmst and future endeavors in tho
educational Acid und his work in
Sanford schools as he saw it. Prof.
Ezell remarked that as Dr. Thackston had not yet arrived that he
wanted to hear from other gentlemen present and suggested Hon.
F I' Forster of the county school
board.
Mr. Forster is nevor at a
loss for words and hi* address demonstmted that hi* .best efforts will lie
was not disajipointed.
Space witf not permit giving the
full text of this stirring appeal to
pupil and teacher and parents made
by a man who has given many
years of his life to school work.
One of the strong points of Dr.
Thnckson's address was the idea
th a t a pupil in school should make
up their minds at least after they
reach the higfT school a* to their
future career and not seek an edu
cation with no definite plans in their
minds or have no idea of their
chosen profession or life work That
they should not waste their time
in wanting this position or that posi
tion already tilled but yreutu their
own positions and only with n good
education could they hope to create
u position in the world and succeed
in life. It is to he regretted that
more of the jiatrotis of tho school
were not present to hear this able
exponent of the schools and those
■present «i re sorry thirl -hi* time was
limited and he was forced to cut
his address short.
After I >r . Thackston'* address
Dr. Brownlee dismissed the meeting
the eighth grade and finally the high
school projier, for jiuplls through the
twelfth grade.
The primary building is of wood
construction, conveniently arranged
and located, with u valuation of
about $4,000. T he grammar school
building Is of brick, fairly well
equipped and amply able to accom
modate about 500 pupils.
This
building is valued at from $25,000
ure or numerical count. Thoriaw re
quiring this is an am endm ent of tho
food a d d .d r u g a c t and was passed
March 3rd, 1913, with tho provision
that it should not become effective
for. eighteen months.
Thus, September 3 was the date
on which th e packages were to be
given their labels, and the purchaser
who . wants fresh stock can readily
see by scrutinizing the Informa
tion on the garkages ho buys he will
•be able to see wWothfiT thoy ere-jnrqk
be aide to see whether they were
packed before or since th a t date.
(¡odds jiucked previous to Sej>tember 3 are not to b e -thrown out
of stock, hut when they are soltl or
disposed of there will lie no more
unmarked packages to take their
jilare and the public will die protect
ed better against false weights and
false counts of the "orgiinal packages."
It pays for housewives to know
something of these laws. It pays
for house wive* to keep reliable
Scales in their kitchens and a sta n d
ard quart cup and other measures.
There are few merchants who nro
either dishonest or impolite enough
to give short weight, but sometime*
the concerns from which the "orig
inal» packages" come, need watch
ing
HON. D. L. THRASHER
Superintendent of Public Instruriion of
Sem inole t ount>
Tto^Tbumn This high *rhrmr
*
mg itself I* a thoroughly modern
] huff brick structure, equipped with
all of Die most uji to date conveni
ence* of the 20th century school
liou*e and is valued at about $35.000
$4U,0UUr
-
-
-
________
Thirty-five teacher* arc employed
in tiie various white schools of the
county ut salarie» ranging from $40
to Î226 per month, a very excellent
silo wing 111 till* respect
SANFORD CITY SCHOOLS' PRIMARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Steinmeyer, Dr Brownie^ Rev. H y
man, Rev. Peck and Rev. Strong.
The singing of America by the as
semblage and a reading of the
scriptures by Rev. Steinmeyer op e n
ed the exercises nnd Superintendent
Thrasher acting as presiding of
ficer made a few appropriate remark*
uncut the schools anil the purjioses
of tho board to supply the chil
dren with m ethods of transjiortation ami the best of facilities.
used in building uj> the schools of
Seminole county.
Be was followed by, K. J. Holly,
editor of the Hanford Herald und be
fore he had finished Dr. Thackston
arrived and was escorted to the
platform. Although he was late he
was liPtter thnn ever and being in
troduced by Mr. .Tfirn*her launched
into hi* address with a vigor th at
awakened interest in an audience
that expected something good nnd
with a prayer and the exercises
closed upon a most auspicious open
ing ill the Sanford City School*.
Eleven white schools with a total
attendance of 892 pupils are in op
eration in Seminole county, three of
these, including a high school, being
located.in the city ol Sanford. Three
buildings •c o n s titu te the high school,
namely the primnry. departm ent, for
children through the third grade, the
grammar school, for those through
Eight lolored s* hind- are mam
lamed in Seminote count;., with an
attendance of 5«li pupils and giving
employment to 17 qcgru teachers at
a salary of from $30 to $90 per
month.
The cities of Sanford and the
towns of Oviedo, UhuUmta, Longwood and Geneva arc all special
school districts, with a 3 mill tax
w inch i* used locally for school j»urpimcs. thus enabling these cummunities to maintain belter school
building* than would otherwise lie
p o s s i b l e , but oil the w hole the s ta n d
ard of excellence throughout the
county is highly satisfactory.
The jtersotinel of tho Board of
Public Instructio'n is as follows: F. P.
Forster, chairman; S. C .. Dickson
and J. T. Jacobs, while the' supervision of the entire educational de
partment of the county Is in charge
of D. L. Thrasher,* superintendent of
Public Instruction.
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR
The German casualty list, as
L o n d o n , T u e s d a y , I I It. m . | through the allied lines, but both made gains in the last two or three!
I French and British official reports days, little is said. One of the r e - 1adopted officially from Berlin, num— Report from Ostcnd right say they have failed, From Paris it markahlo things in this great battle hors 104,689 up to date, of whom
wing of Germans in retreat, is announced th a t not only have the which has entered upon its sixteenth 15,674 are dead; 65,907 wounded
Gentians been able to achieve their day. is tho spirit maintained by the and 23,007 missing. * t.
leaving dead and wounded. object,
British, F’rench and Gor
hut they have lost a flag, troops.
In the Far E ast according to J a p
mans have withstood the most te r anese reports the Jujiaqese have de
Allies centre holding Arm.
gins and men In the attem pt.
The British as usual arc laconic. rific shelling the world has ever feated the Germans on the outskirts
"The situation is satisfactory," the known, an aljnost constant rain of of Tsingtau, capital of tho German
• Rome, Tuesday 11 a. m .— report reads, "and the counter a t rifle bullets and hand to hand en protectorate of Kiaoch»**— Though
on the British front have been counters-with gun and bayonet, h u t tho battle lasted only fourteen hours
The fall pf Tamow repo.ted. tacks
beaten back with heavy losses to all rejiorts agree that, they are fight the losses so far as known were
ing with the same determination small.
•
.
Budepest menaced.
the enemy."
»
and
tenacity
as
in
the
beginning
The bayonet has played an im
German Zeppelin have dropped
portant p art in these engagements, und that oven the commanders in bombs on Belgian towns, a German
y f
Sum m ary of War
where men in the trenches on- the some cases are having difficulty in aeroplane has paid another visit to
For three d ay s without cessation
one side or the other, only a few holding their men back.
I'uris, dropping explosives in its
th e Germans have hurleij their
hundred yards apart, come to grips
(light, whilo a Zeppelin also has aj>The
German
general
staff,
by
way
maasses against the French and
with steel after the positions have of Berlin, reports that the allies are jieared above the city of Warsaw.
English along tho entire front - in
been shelled and raked with rifle using their railroads in a general a t
The German Em peror is reported
N orthern F'rance. The French of
suffering
from inflammation of the
fire.
m
tack
on
the
extreme
end
If
the
rigTit
ficial view is t h a t these operations,
lungs. Only a day or two ago, his
The
French
claim
appreciable
p
r
o
]
flank
of
tho
German
army.
The
th e fiercest • y e t th a t have ta k e n
place, are by high command, m ean gress on the left wing and a detleive general staff also reports alight guins filth son, Prince Oscar, was obliged
to withdraw from hia regiment a n d
ing possibly d ire c t instrucUons from victory over the famous Prussian on the center of the battle front
is being treated for a heart affection,
and
an
engagement
with
artillery
guard
In
th
e
center.
Of
the
Woevr®
the-Em peror himself.
tho result of over exertion.
south
of
Verdun.
Their, purpose baa been to b re a k district, where the Germans have
. ?
11 ■l if'iVft A iÉ^^Ìa>tyiaÉÌÌÉi
:
Lwt’AlEVÌ
Ta Equalize Railroad Rales
Congressman Frank Clark has in
troduced the following hill, whicli
was referred to the committee on
interstate and foreign commerce and
ordered to be printed;
’' A' *‘bill to equalize transportation
rates on vegetable«, citrus fruits and
other fruit4 fransported from one
one state to another state of the
United States
*
Be it enacted liy the Senate nnd
Ho use of .Uejjrmieiilaliveji of. tho.
United States of America irf Con
gres* assembled, that immediately
upon this act becoming a law it Hhull
Ilf t ho duty of the Interstate ComI1L>r<*t* Commission of the United
St ;it ««I to ttx a»* «*f (irely new sciiedtransportatiori
ill. of rut»» for tl
ills, and oilier
of A'»!«'tallii'» fitruH
state to another
fruits, Irom one t*
state of the United States on a mile
age husis. T h at is to ja y , the said
commission s^ull fix a uniform rate
over all the common carrier railroads
of the United States on jiackages of
certain dimension* or of certain
weight a* tile ease inuy lie for the
same distance carried from the ini
tial point of shipment
Section 2. That the said commis
sion shall likewise fix rates for ex
press companies, steamship lines,
and other common carriers of freight
between the different states 'of the
Union.
Sec. 3. T h at tho Interstate Com
merce Commission is hereby given
full authority and it is hereby made
the express duty of said commission
to make and jiromulgate all neces
sary rules, regulations, and orders to
carry this act into effect, it being
the intent and purjiose of this net
to s o 'e q u a lise transportation rates
on vegetables, citrus fruits and other
fruits by railroads, express
com
panies, steamship lines, and other
corrimon carriers, as th a t the rates
on such products will be the same in
all parts of the country for the same
distance carried.
Sec. 4. T h a t all.lnwa and parta of
laws in conflict with this act shall he,
and the Bamo are hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. T h a t this act shall take ef
fect immediately upon its* passage
and approval by the President, or
upon becoming a law without such
approval.
Ivey— Goodson
The following announcement hits
been received by several Sanford
people, George Ivey is well known
in this city where he has resided
several years:
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Qooilson, 14
Bullock Street, Montgomery, Aia.,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs. Ida Axalena Benton
to Mr. George B arnett Ivey, man
ager Postal Tclegraph'Co., Tuakegee,
Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Ivey a t home, 209 W. Church S t ,
Tuakegee, Ala., October, 5th, 1914.
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Tm5 SANFORD HERA
a swing, , looking very wise and plicity of the decorations. In the
knowing at the pictured faces of a big colonial fire place a bank of
bride and groom just above him. ferns was very effective, while above,
The centerpiece was a largo heart of graduating from the top to tho lowor
pink oleanders and asparugus fern, shelf were sprays of the lovely pur
from which strings of pink hearts ple Houghan VJIlia. Vases of the
BEING A RESUM E O F S A N F O R D H A P P E N IN G S
extended to the corners. The favors purple flower were placed about tho
■ - U P -T O - D A T E --- =
were sroal^pink • hearts tied with handsome rooms; completing nn ar
tistic arrangement that was charm
green bowX ,
Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor
In tho hall the guests were wel- ing. In the dining room the same
Phoned to Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Phone 203
corned hy Misses Clara Milien, effective decoration was used. As
sisting Mrs. Smith in serving tho
Martha Fox and Julia l.alng.
tnortung
at
her
homo
on
L-elcry
Receiving with Miss l.aing wese delicious ice cream and cake were
1 Brilliant Ureeption
avenue.
The
table
was
lovely
with
the Misses Ruth Edith and Minnie Misses Mcll Whitner and Elizabeth
— The home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
McLaughlin.
its
snowny
linen
and
blue
and
white
Stewart.
R. Stevens was the sce.no of a bril
Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin made top
china.
Tho
pretty.little
place
cards
Two
contests,
“
Jn
Grandmother’s
liant reception Tuesday evening,
score
apd won a pair of fíne silk
enclosing
the
young
hostess'card
Kitchen"
and
the
"Romance
of
a
tendered Dr. and Mrs. Brow nlee'by
with
the
two
dates
of
her
birth
and
hose.
Mrs. Henry Wight won the
Cake"
were
greatly
enjoyed.
In
the members of the Presbyterian
consolation prize a lovely boudoir
birthday
she
wan
celebrating.
The
the
former
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stewart
won
church.
' The beautiful home, with its ar back leaf of the booklet contained a the prize and in the Inlter Mrs. E. E. cap and Mrs. Mabry was presented
tistic decorations was an exquisite stamp picture of Miss Chappell, Cox. The guest prize presented to with the guest prize of silk stockings.
1-------- setting— ftrr--the daintiij— gowned making..a. precioua-jtnu.venir of the Miss Stewart -wn*-rr cute little live * Mrs. •Smith's- gnrwtir besides tho
,
. , yomr_tt.-zthg rpptbtTrP-farms-tnd Julu- ocjasiuQ___Altai - tmaklaaL.ibe -ytrla ■kfftbn:- ~Mudz-taughtpr•,wnd»-mrrrh< hortorw were -Mwwh» mwrJr-W •‘•‘Dickpy faces of the young people, and enjoyed^ a happy joy Ttdcin* the-mn- ment was created tvhen Misa Julia ins, A. W. Fitts. Henry Wight, C.
the flower of manhood gathered be chine. Miss Chappell’s guests were Laing, , impersonating a dear old 0. McLaughlin, C. M. Vorcc, Deane
grandmother, charming in a pink Turner, S. Pulcston, Fannie Mun
neath its hospitable roof, to offer
crepe
gown apd green cap ant! son, D. L. Thrasher, ;R. A, Newman,
.^congratulations and good wiMfes to
apron
brought
in' a heavy millinery ltoy Symes, II. A. Howard, Cruse
the popular young clergyman and
packing
box,
covered
with hearts. At
his charming bride.
In
Grandmother't
Kitchen
the
request
of
Miss
Jimmie Laing,
, *
KuLctULg-Uiui-tccupUuu .hall, from
-wiuajnmrat«d‘
lHaU
"
..MUt Ku
-»is» -porch, its- baauty- wiuUdiarsum*.
•art was invited to display-the hats
pleasing and attract»«.- The balus
trade leading to the upper landing Stewart was the kitchen shower at anti tlrcjr fuUli many jusekagna rnite.
tabling a • complete outfit for the
was entwined with the pretty vine of the home of Miss Jimmie Laing.
,'
tho star jessamine; the chandeliers
The decorations were, lovely and kitchen.
A jolly party of la * and gentle
too were festooned with the same Miss Laing, a gracious hostess, the
Chicken salad, 'olives, cheese sand- men who spent the day Ashing on
vine and graceful ferns wero used in whole affair being a charming sue- wiches, heart shaped cakes Iced in the Woklvn Tuesday were Mrs. R. L.
effective decoration throughout the cess. In the'hall green vinca and pink artd green and fruit punch were Jones, Miss Hoikins Jones, Mr. and
lower floor. Vases of red roses fn tho red coral flowty were effective tho delicious refreshments served,
Mrs. A. D. Parrish and son, Harvey*,
.
the parlor, nnd pink .roses in tho and beautiful, beneath its softened
Besides the honoree. Miss Stewart, Mr. Rny and son, Troy, going up in
library added their beauty and fra rays of the electric light shaded with other guests wero Mesdames
. M. Mr.-Grow's launch. They caught
grance to tho charm of the pretty red. Tho balustrade was entwined Stewart, E . E . Cox, C. M. Williams, fish enough for a fine fry, which
rooms. In the dining room a color with the jcssainiue vine and potted Geo. Hyman, A. C. Williams, Loachomc of pink and green.was car plants completed the entrance from retta Brothcraon, R. II. Jarvis, M. M.
ried out in great masses of pink vine Fairyland jnto the green bower that Mitchell, W. C. Bray, J. B. Lawor Love's wreath and this too droop led to the dining room. The hack son, C. W. I.uing, J. B. Colder, N. II
ed from the chandelier in graceful porch was enclosed with palmctloes Garner, H. H. Peabody, M. L. P o
sprays. A large bowl of the dainty und transformed into a cool, green derwood, M. Norwood; Misses Edith
flower centered the table.
retreat, where the refreshing fruit and Minnie Stewart, Genie Wicker,
Guests were received in the recep punch was served. Here the punch Winnie Rivers, Murie Stewart, Mary
tion hall by Men. R. L. Pock and table was placed with its dainty Gatchel, Cora Lee Hamrick, Ruby
Mrs. O. L. Taylor and presented to cover of embroidery and gleaming Betts, Daisy Betts, Julia Laing and
Rev. and Mrs. Brownlee, receiving punch howl encircled with coral Martha Fox.
with Mr. nnd Mrs. Stevens in the flower,
_
-------parlor.
,
, ,
Auction Bridge
In tho dining room hanks of ferns
Mrs. Brownlee was daintily gown
and potted plants made an effective
Mrs. G. F. Smith was the charmed in white crepe de chine and car
decoration in tho center of which ing hostess of the first large bridge
ried an arm bouquet of white china
was the daintily appointed table.
party of, the season Thursday nfterasters nnd asparagus fern.
Above the table from the ceiling noon at her beautiful home on MagMr*. Sloven* wore a* becoming
green and pink crepe paper was nolia avenue, complimentary to her
gown of blue crepe voile, fashioned
carried to the four corners and fin- guest, Mrs. M. H. Mabry of Tallawith pleated Russian tunic and
ished with tug hows of pink tulle hupsee.
bodice over a blouse of White shadow
From tho chandelier wps suspended | The beauty of the attractive home
lace and effectively trimmed in
a spectacled, heart covered rupid In was enhanced hy the charming simblack velvet.
The" bride,'s register, in which was
inscribed the names of the guest*
was a pretty conception of the book
makers* art, a souvenir of a charm
ing occasion thul will he among the
cherished relics of the happy cmrplrrAnsisting in serving were the
Misses Annie Lee Caldwell and Essie
. Purdon.
The delightful occasion will be
among the most pleasant memories
of guests and hosts alike.
AB O U T PEO PLE AND E V E N TS
\/ Luncheon for Bride»-Elect
A lovely pink and .white luncheon
was given by Afisa Saideo Williams
Thursday afternoon from one to
three, in honor of three of the pop
ular young brides-elect. Misses Ma
bel Hand, .Genie Wicker and Linda
Le flier.
A charming simplicity prevailed
in the decorations of [link and white
confined to the dining room. Vases
of Love’s Wreath and bowls of cal-,
ladiums and ferns were placed about
the room. . Tho'table' was a beau
tiful * conception of artistic taste.
From the Ceiling above the center
of tha table, reaching to the four
corners, pink ribbons were tied with
graceful hows of pink tulle and
caught at the corners with the same
effect.
From the center hung u
largo white bell
from which was
suspended by plqk ribbons a silver
cUpid.
Upon a handsome* centerpiece of drawn work over plnk sllk
was placed a basket of pink double
hibiscus and asparagus fern, m
T he place cards ’were pretty hand
painted brides containing the guests
name, tied to a long pink ribbon, at
the other end of which was the favor,
a lovely1 little cupid, concealed be
neath . the basket of flowers. For
the brides-elect the favors were
dainty doll brides.
Snowy linen, sparkling cut glass,
gleaming silver and dainty china
made- a beautiful setting for the
dainty luncheon consisting of:
Clear Tomato Soup
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Lobster Salad in Heart-shape moulds
Saltine*
Fried Chicken
Guava Jelly
Creamed Potatoes
Green Peas
Olivee
Celery
Strawberry Ice Cream
with Whipped Cream
Cakes „
Iced Tea .
Pink Heart Mints *
In the cutting of the bride's cake
Mias Mabel Hand 'cut the .thimble,
Mias Genie Wicker the ring and Mias
Charlotte Hand the dime.
Thoee Invited to meet the honorees were Mrs. Larr^more, Aliases
Charlotte Hand,
Elizabeth
Mc
Laughlin, Alsrtlia Fox, Peaches Lefffer, Ruby Betts, Belle Smith and
Ruth Mettinger.
\
Misses Jsnie and Alice Whltner,
who have been the popular y0un*
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. \Vbitncr have*gone to Orlando to vUit
their aunt, Mrs. C. W. Goodrich
before returning to their home ¡„
Jacksonville.
son, Victor have «tu rn ed from a
most delightful visit to Mrs. A. J.
Davis of Augusta. While en route
home Mrs. McLaulin visited Mrs.
Susan McCall in Savannah and
spent two days with Mrs. Lowry in
Jacksonville.
Henry Jr. is Mill in
Jacksonville.
t
Miss Mabel Bowler, after Bj>
¡ng tho summer delightfully an
her old friends in Sanford left
her home in Jacksonville
day.
Miss Bowler's charm
aweetpesae ndear her to a large r
among whom she will he gr,
missed.
A congenial party that enjoyod a
fine drive through tho country to
Wekiwn Springs and Tavares wero
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Woodruff and
their charming guest, Mrs. Parsons
of Jacksonville, Dr. and Mrs. C. E.
Walker.
Miss Louise Harris of South Car
Mrs. J. H. Bruton hns ret nr
olina Is the guest of Mrs. G. P. Pax from a dclighfult visit with hur f
ton.
Misa Harris will teach the ily at Coronado.-Eighth Grade of the* Grammar
Schools ---. Dr. Bouchellc, who hart-hern the
guest of his dutighter; Mrs, lf**nry
Mrs. O. B. Singletary and family* Wight for .several months has re
left Wednesday to join Mr. Single turned to his home in Thomns.viHrtary in Jacksonville, where they will
reside this winter.
Mrs, W, T. Jphn»^J4JUt.rec
called to Patterson, Ky.7 TifcTaii'
Mrs. E. D. Chittenden and daugh the serious illness of a relativ^.
ter, Alias Edna have returned .from
Mrs.. II— It— Stoveji*; arnimpnmivt
nr- delightfuL summer trip -spoilt jn
New York nnd New Jersey. ' Miss
Mrs. K. C. Bowers spent several
La.Ura—
iCfc^flUiirnrfltanrôàr lucksnrnriltrr-rMx
the north for several months longer,
undrigoing—treatment* for a —rfislorated ankle.
Mr. and Airs. E. L. Ferran of
Eustls are the guests of their daugh
Air, N. W, Green, an employee of ter, Airs. D. L. Thrsaher.
the Atlantic Coast Line is enjoying
Mrs.- Clifford Bell has returned
a two weeks’ vacation in Jackson
from
Charlotte, N. C.
ville.
Mrs. Eugene Larramor is visiting
v Flora Louise is the name of the
her
aunt, Mrs. Phelps on bake
little daughter who has come to
Onoro,
Next week she will in- the
make her home with Mr. and Mrs.
guest
of
Miss Saideo William*
M. M. Evans.
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Miss May
and Mrs. S. Pulcston and little
Fields
daughters have returned from a
jolly trip to Ponce Park.
Airs. C. II. Dingeo is again at
home after a fino visit to home folk*
at Dunedin.
CAidl'rn I ’tlla u
Thlrsilay evening, Sept 17th. Mr
and Mrs.
Davis Hart rnrdt .!lv
welcomed the members of the < hn>.
tian Endeavor Society to their beau
tiful home ots^hc Heights,
The committee on refn-ln. :»
were kept busy with the preparation
of the chicken pillnu, coffee. . tc.
which when ready was enjoy c ; by
the merry party amidst an at ;•>dance of good cheer. Through the
kindness of Mr. H. ft. Steven- the
grounds wore splendidly light' i
After pleasant hour* the host
1
hostess -were bade good nigbt
:h
heartfelt thanks for tliejr kind"- m.
Those present wero:
Mrs. <<<i
Davis Hart, Mrs. Louis Garth«,
Miss May Doyle, Mrs George Pitton. Miss Alice Whitner, Miss A t *
Whitner, Mrs. Frank Grnyum, M m
Essie Purdon, Miss Morrison, Ain»
Edna Tullough, Miss Louis« Gf.<y
Harris, Miss Dorothy Brock, M m.
Chas. Dingeo, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell,
Mrs. E. D. Brwonlee, Alisa Annie
Lee Caldwell, Miss Mary Gardner,
Miss Bessie Long. Miss Jean M hvwell, Miss Nan E Paxton, Rev 1
I)
Brownlee, Messrs Geo Da •
Hart, David Caldwell, II. J. Mint"
Carl Roumillut, Chas. Dingeo, T> -inie Deane, Louis Gardner, Emory
Close, Pope Wicker, Robert ifeane,
Kent Rossetter ‘and Air. Thomas.
FALL 1914
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The boys c« today wear
only the best clothes.
t *■ .
Ask your boy about
Among the many pre-nuptial *1fairs of the early autumn will be the
miscellaneous shower given hy Mr*.
R. J. Holly at her home on *>anf' ril
Heights next Thursday uftrrnoot n
honor of Mias Mabel Hand, w im-e
marriage to Mr. Archibald Beits
has been announced.
“ ROYAL B R A N D .”
ROYAL BRAND
150 Suits, 1914 Styles,
»
Ju st In.
Sanford will have n chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy, the
same to he formed at any early date.
The Daughters in all the cities of
the soqth take an active part in so
cial affairs and tho formation of a
Sanford chnpter to which all daugh
ters of southern soldiers are eligible
will add much to the Society of this
city.
ROYAL BRAND
SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
W hy worry; make boys’ furnish
Will be given in Sanford on
•#*, -F
ings when you can buy ready
MARK
Thursday Afternoon and Evening,
and Friday Morning .
■
That’s the nam&of the best hose
going for boys’ and girls’ school
wear and play.
made just, as cheap and the boys
like them better.
Beginning October latT
application.
Shirts and
Rates on
Majorlo A. Boor Instructor of Violin
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
Blouses, always fresh and pretty
DcLAND, FLORIDA
WATCHEB, CLOCKS, JEWEI.ltV.S11.
VERWARE, OPTICAL GOODS, ET<
Expert Repairing
123 West First Street
SANFO RD, F* 7L O R ID A
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F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y
PAPER
IN T H E
SANFORD
F IE L D
T S TH E SA N FO RD H E R A LB
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
¡N S A NFO R D —Life la Woith Living
SANEO HI), LI.GRIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1914.
VOLUME VI
:
Funeral of Captain Dunn
DEATH STRUGGLE
FOUGHT IN GREAT
BATTLE OF EUROPE
Warning
On
account
of there being a num
There was a large assembla go of
ber
of
fire
escapes
erected through
friends Saturday afternoon at the
out
the
stale
that
do
not meet the
home of Dr. G H Edwards at 40‘J
requirements
of
the
state
law, I beg
South Orange avenue, attending the
to ask thnt each and every one hav
funeral of Captain E. \V. D. Dunn,
ing to iTrtVe such work done, being
who died on Wednesday night. The
l^
v c j ued by tliu, BtaUs k:
vice» wrrn-rtrnrturmf fry ibw Kcvv ___
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6475No.
65. Sec. 14. Acta of Legis
LUur Pack, pastor of the Ephrrcrpal'
lature.
1913.
submit their plans to
B A P ID L T P L S C IN G p church
i,
of Sanford. Mntly beautiful
M A N Y PEOPLE ARE
me
for
approval,
before the work
floral tributes were offered as tokens
«lone, and when such fire escapes
CONCRETE POSTS of the high esteem in which the de
COMING TO STATE
have been erected, that they have
ceased was hold.
.
IN PO SITIO N
them inspected and approved by
INVESTIG ATING
The burial took place in the Or
state hotel commissioner, before pay
lando cemaUry. = Ueporjrnttnrr-----ing for sit mo.
VOne of the greatest undertakings
In making a tour of Florida, evi-^
A. L. MESSER,
in the history.nl.Sftaíard.Ima stalled.
donees of improve
en'on-evwj
ments in rail and hard roads, ac-^.
heading.oL I nkr M onram n thu.San
ford side and will extend from the
tivtttar•h’TTftj'*trrrfMffBr,*- citrus f n ijt '
irunt o( the old ilhro factory cast of
and vegetable culture as well as
agricultural pursuits.
the alley below Palmetto avonue or
a distance of about two thousand FREIGHT SHIPMENTS AND
From one end of tho stale to tho •
other
tlioro is an awakening spirit
feet.
’ .
, ‘ ,
BEER TO BEAR THE
PHENOMENON HAS BEEN aa to the improvement of the soil,
The bulkhead will follow thej* debetter cultivation, wider diversifica
BURDEN
jnarkation of the water lino in width
NOTED BY GOOD MANY
tion of crops and the general ad
and will reclaim much land on the
FLORIDIANS
Washington,
D.
C.,
Sept.
22.
An
vancement of farms.
No one fa- *
lake front that will bo very valuable
Early in June this year I wrote miliar with Florida ton years ago
from a commercial atandpolnt aaidu effort is being made by Congress to
mi open letter to the Jacksonville can travel through it now 'without
from the beautification of the water levy a war tax of $100,000,000 to
make up the deficit in imports due
Board of Trade calling attention to being impressed with the striking
front.
to
the
European
war.
It
is
proposed
the
fact that at low water in the St. change that is taking place in the
The first dredging was alow anil
that the freigtb shipments Hear SG5.jio itlltin- line
London.
Tuesday,
I
l
a
m
Re
J
o
ii
ns
river the current was up diversification of farming and the
(iilficult on account of the bard pan
000.000 und I... . 1:16,000.000
The ported von Kluck retired into Bel
"T
h
e
attacks
un
the
French
are
stream
from the mouth of the We- improvement of farm homes.
encountered necessitating the man
transportation companies are used gium and heavily reinforced
progrc-siiig
at
several
(mints
in
tiie
kivu
rivef,
at times as far Lake
Men everywhere throughout tho
ufacture of a special apparatus for
merely as a collection agency of the
Central
Vosges.
At
Do
non,
near
Htirnuy.
Therefore
navigation
was
atuto
are viewing with a broad vision
drilling into the hard pan and bring
fund and are to he compensated for
Paris, Tuesday, 11 n. m.— Rheims Sc no nes. 27 miles bout heust of Lune- in*no way dependent on the little limitless opportunities for develop
ing it up through the auction dredge.
their services. Bear is to hear an cathedral can he restored, ns it is vllle and near Saales, in the German stream south of Lake Harney. This ment. They are actively nt work
New machinery has been added to
additional tax of fifty cents per bar not entirely ruined.
French cleric Vosges, -their offensive has been re condition has often prevailed during doing things in accordance with tho
the dredge boat and in a few days
rel and the manufacturers of domes pi college in Dunkirk, falsely ac pulsed
tin* spring months but I have never wealth nn»i opportunities which tho
the pipes will be throwing a stream
tic
wines
also
come
in
for
a
share
of
"There
is
no
news
from
the
east
observed
it at this season until the resources of the state justify.
cused
of
being
a
spy,
was
courtof lake sand over the bulkhead and
the
tax
burden
ern
«
Russian
front
rump"
present
summer
Owing to the short
murtailed
and
shot
at
Valenciennes.
There is no longer to lie found any
the company expects to have the
As an additional relief for war Both armies are less violent in at
age
of
rainfall
thi-uturtler
the
cur
where
ill the state doubt as to its
work completed in leas than a year
conditions. Senate leaders announce tack while allies are acquiring fresh
rent has been up stream as far as future, or any wiivcring in thought
from date. Haste is not one of the
M a r N e w s S il ni m a r )
that the Rivers and Harbor- appro t roups
Lake Harney as late as the miihlle as to the fart that it is thp most in
requisites of the work but thor
The: < i- no victory as yet for
priution toll will probably to- re
of
this month, September
The ob viting field for man of brains, energy
oughness and when it is finished it
eit her i-li in the battle of the Alane,
London, England,
Sept
22
duced $26,000,(100
ject
of
this
letter
is
not
to
empha- ami capital in thi- world
Business
will he a work of art and satisfac
While the fortune* of buttle tlucluate which ki- now raged in France for -ij’.i' till- well ,ui! iu-tit 11¡tied fact but men reulizo that tiler»’ may bo from
tion not only to the contractors but
Kolb side- claim stil
along the Center Ilf tl|e extended tell il
Wet and I If) In Virginia
In call attention to the salt and pFY- time to time temporary halts in tho
lu the citizens of Sanford.
cesses
ami
favorable
positions.
front in France, desperate efforts are
hnps other^ mineral* noticeable in march »>f progress, and they further
Richmond,
Yu,,
Sept.
22.
Vir
Fred Ogrum, the well known con
The ’ in days of desperate buttle,
being made to execute turning move
t
It»* water of the St Johns at this r»’idizc that the prosperity of this
ginia
voters
will
ballot
today
on
the
tractor anil concrete expert of Jack
tierre i -T1111■r > lire i|,,y and night, stage
ments
on
iuit
h
tl.i
nk
state itas been great ami continuous
sonville is in charge of the work and question of statewide prohibition
barges III which l lie lightThe Anglo French left wing i» ex infant r
We have the phenomenon of salt for the past ten years.
together with F W Mahoney and under all uct of the lust legislature
erting every ounce of strength to ing ha been ha nil-t o-band, und l'io - water crabs in und above Lake
One of th«’ most 'interesting fea
C. It Walker of this city form the directing the Governor to call a to turn tin- think of the German airy • n-l.nights wheat opportunity
Monroe, arid
some
thoughtless tures Is the number of men from
Seminole Const ruction C o , all of special election for Sept. 22 Upon peoffered
bave
show
n
mie
result
general, von Kluck. who is reported
pimple iittrilmjT> tins to itie cutting other sections of the country spying
tbem imbued with the idea of giv- bln.n of approximate!) Is,... . quula- having received heavy reinforce the so ikers of the three nations are uf i .ui.ils .vjiovo here ami Ii'llitig I he out land, investigating its oppor
Ing the best work tlmt can be oh- ; Hied voterThu humant
becono■» exhausted
-alt wat»r in from Indian ri\»T No tunities lur in vest ipent, and invest*
Ninetv of the one huiuir»
Vir ments, while tin- German left, nr- m a c ho.r i- tunkuiiuiik.
tai ned
'«LVilkc
Ululi..Uloittl
imuImi
the
•autiously
worded
mi(.(■lain as yet have brerT'crrt-f1
“
TST^ir*' well a* investigating.
One
A visit to the LaLti—Lmut noar th» gima counties already have voted i '■"r,,»'K
■br—making
iiiuo>nm >»tvt- in . llo rlitt,
St. Johns‘ from I tuiiau. river and if no scari-ely pick up *a state papbr
A. C. L.
nmsf
v r inn*-*ptim rTTrtni~r*
equiiflv Btrentinus effnrts tn outfiank Lulls ill the battle are ascribed sim- {they ever are, the water would hav<* without noting th<* arrivals here and^
teresting The new land recently*“ '" 1
U the state wide prohibí
thè Fri tu li righi reMtng imi Verdun. plv to utter futigm
to run I1|| hl!t la to 2() feet to gel ther»’ of capitalists, or men represent
made bv the dredge hits been turned ■»*» '» d.’-fented, niio-ierii bs of t he
\not her f.n l or wIm b bits -bow n a
I ndi-r nrilniary wcait.e.r cotidiiions
into the St Johns
Winin' to gel at ing capitili, from other sections, and
Into a construction Æmp and here
» ‘ll ri''... » ,!r> ‘
* prub-.bi
of the
tu thè Angli» French task would he Inotabie effect on ill........
Sanford
the
Atlantic
Occum woubl loud buyer* are coming m from
ran he seen the concrete pilings in I fi'»» victory would dose* all saloons
op»*rut ions ha- )>t*etl tb»’ weather
thè
easier
for
thè
reason
that
Ver
only
have
to
rise
a
few
feet above tivery when*.- Tampa Weekly TribThe lit» the remaining counties und in tin
all the forms of construction
An incessant cobi ,rum hsv flooded
dun.
bau
vii
y
fortificd,
must
full
behigh
title
to
come
up
the
river,
us it une
immense slabs are made from cement pripcipal cui«!».
the valley of the A is no The river
fore
thè
French
righi
cari
he
serigm
-s
daily
to
St
George
The
salt
Under tcrms of thè legishitive refand granite heavily reinforced with
Milliner)' Opening
nil-ly I li rea te lid i, hut ori thè (ter ha- overflowed t- bank- roads and and othivr minerals, if auy in tincrcndum
if
a
majority
vote
he
cast
streirods and wire hinders and this part
holds lire heavy and trenches filled
The'signs
of fall and winter ur»t
mali
righi
thè
hoavy
rains
bave
water of the river are. from Salt
of the work is being done system for (imbibitimi in thè special elee liuti made -udì a moritss of thè valley with wat»*r
The men are drenched
lly
presage»!
by the millinery
lake
and
«••Multi
sail
-(•ringand
't**'1
1
*
atically anti well
The pilings are thè (¡overnor wilt he required t>» i*. of tilt ••i-1 i) ut \lie alile- are bardi) i d to the -kiu >!.1\ .11 d ' ighi at »1
.»n»l tti»- hull»'* of Sanford
|.„ml
i
I
,r.
.,n
tie
,
a-1
-ide
>
d
"p.-ning
8x11 feet and are allowed to -easoii sin* .i p r o c la m a i luti d e t la 'n n g il ut
look Jorwarii t»» tIn**»* displays of
ligi!) Tu tllltv •• I lio IIg wll.lt Wodili in I ■ ■ h soldo r- ■ no’ g to I'.tri - f rrtm i |,e ri v • r to ,»r Til u-v die
ttiiintifii« tur»- l i q u o r '. >\
before being put in place
All tin1 b iw fu l
tt
i
front
art•
to
rn-teti
*lt)i
mil'!
t he late stjli’s in hcuilgeur.
The
llicir ii.itur.il l'our-e unti! thv Gir
ICi -jii'. l fully .
modern appliances for the mixing rept for moli» inni -eientile -,n r.i man front fiorlii of Soissons ila- U .•rrt out men ur»' -lo cumbing to
men look forwartl to them ulso in un
J
N
UH1TNKR.
of the concrete are used and ma mentili or mcilmnii.il purposca un tteeii drivcn back. 1 The lugli ground tb»‘ hurdahips of fighting and living
entirely different manner, but never
chinery lakes the place o( hand labor and after Novnmber 10, 1916.
theless the first signs pf falj will he
hetween Noyon and Cauny has beci) in the open air under such weather
Huclal Centers
in all the phases. After the slabs
conditions.
Transportation of all
displayed
at the millinery parlors of
heuvily
fortifiod
hy
General
von
The rrying need of rural Florida
Florida Form Statistics
are . made and seasoned .they are
kinds, for both sides, is rendered
Mrs
J.
H
Bruton on Thursday and
Kluck
and
it
dominates
Un*
whole
I» social centers where our young
much more dillti'ult
It is even suid
loaded on trucks and hauled down (From hist Federal Census Reports valley of th»1 (lise
Friday of this week when the big
peoplr
can
tie
entertmiii-d.
amused
There are 50,916 farms in Florida
to the end of the bulkhead where
That thè Germana choose tluur tin German- can no longer move and instructed under the direction of stork liit»dy purchased for the pat
The
approximate land area of tins
they are placed into position ly
presimi defen.sive position dt-Hherat»’-" Riiitr heavy artillery with effective cultured, clean and ■-»>tnjn-1«•nt lead rons will he displayed in all their
hydraulic suction.
The slabs are state is 116.111,01)0 acres. 5.263,000 ]) is indicateti !>y thè faci limi Gioir , ]U" pt ness oli account of heavy
ership, w tier»’ aesthetic surroundings In vidi ness
iThe
meri are camping
made to dovetail Into position and acres are in farms ami 1,806.000 beaV V artillery rests
ctuctil 1r" * ’lthe men
camidiiK in stir the Love for the beautiful, wht’fe
Mrs Bruton assures us that the
will form a solid wall that will not acres of the land in farms are jm fnliliilaUona, which must liav»’ taken a ,it• r and iii»• Fri’iich *t»y lb»- I i »t
stock
t\t* year is fur ami away the
art changes the atmosphere with In
man* are suffering from hick of food.
only withstand the assaults of wind proved
best. tnosVTn-autiful and stylish that
sortie
tune
to
construct.
spiration
and
power,
anil
innocent
The average »ire of u Florida farm
While neither sides claim* a <!»•and water but will form a most hand
Some reports received in London
amusements instruct and brighten has ever bean brought to this eRy
is
105 acres.
cim
v•* outcome, there appears to,.lie
some appearance from the lake side.
and anticipating the war Mrs. Bru
<ie»-lijred
that
the
reason
for
the
des
Yheir
live*.
The farms of this Miai« represent
The tops at present show the steel
ton has reduced, the prices to the
perate German counter attacks on gomi reason lu behove that the
To
hold
out
young
people
on
the
rods but these will be hidden by a a capitul investment o f .$143,183,000. Rheims is found in a movement of hattb’ is drawing to some definite farm wo must make farm life more point where tho hats are hound to
The farmers of this state own $4,beautiful stone coping that will rap
Tho styles ate not freak* this,
the allies which has virtually iso- development. Military opinion both attractive, ns well us thy business of »ell
446,000 worth of implements and
the entire bulkhead.
season
but are in th« main most ser
luted Rheima from Laon, a town in London nml Paris leans to th»’ farming more remunerative.
The
As soon as tho wall is formed the other farm machinery. '
thirty mile* to the northwest.
If conviction that the present lines, school house should he the social viceable uml chic and the ladies of
The value of the domestic animals,
dredge will ho started with the new
thi* i* true, all of General von battered for ten days, soon will have unit, properly equipped for nourish Sunford and Seminole county will be
poultry
ami bees on the farms of
The
equipment andthe
filling will be
Kluck'» marvelous strategy in pro to show noticeable change.
ing and building character, so that treated to a great surprise this year
light
is
fiercest
on
the
allies'
left,
made in record tim«». The work .is this state is $20,591,000.
tecting his sorely pressed left think
the live.* of our people can properly when they note the beautiful hats at
Tho nverage value of a Florida
where desperate efforts ari’ being
progressing In ftno shape and la
Miss King
wilt have proved futile. *
function around it and become sup such reasonable prices.
farm is $2,863.
nia»!»' to (urn the fiank of the Ger
something that
canbe pointedto
will
lie
there
also
to
show
the hats
plied with the necessary elements of
with pride by our citizens this win
Berlin. Septr 22 (via London!.— man army un»ier General von Kluck. human thought and activity.
and to lend »her aid in arranging
Tho Sarasota Times states that Commenting ott a report that Count Von Kluck has been reinforced but
ter even though it is only in course
them just to suit the different ideas
T
tho
farmers of the Sarusota-Venice von Bcrnstorff. German ambassador in *|ute of thi* the French in late
of construction for it demonstrates
of the customers.
Sir*.
Edith
Ellison
Adams
has
that Sanford is alive to the many district received $84,000 for their to the United States had said his official reports claim un advantage, been granted a decree of absolute
Sanford Lost la Orlando
opportunities offered und our city product this season. A total of 178 nation was looking for peace upon though it is admitted to be slight. divorce from «Mr. Frank Adams of
cars
were
utilized
in
moving
the
Sanford
boys met defeat on the
will eventually ho tho most beautiful
condition that the ontity of German The Germans appear to tie making Maitland, Orange county, Fla. She
spring
tomato
crop,
representing
66,Orlando
floor
hy the tight score of
desp»’ruto'
and
consistent
efforts
to
•Pot In tho state, provided by na
territory would he preserved, the
will hereafter take her maiden nnme
ture with the most advantageous 655'cratek. This crip was grown on North German Gazette, the official turn the righ wing of the allies, of Ellison in conjunction with that 29 to 26. Thu game was a hard
poiition on the great artery of trade 336 acres, the average yield being organ declared in its issue of Septem resting on Verdun. The help of this of her children and he known as fought battle from beginning to end,.
Although the Sanford tcum was
ber 20 that the government hag not fortified, position is of advantage to Mr*. Ellison-Adams.
*i»d travel, Tho hand of man is only 178 erntea to the acre.
beaten wo have not lost courage.
the French.
even considered the matter.
•upptemenUng. that work and mukWe will pluy a return game with
On the center the fortunes of war
“ The assertions are intended,” tho
n, |t «tore beautiful and sanitary.
Orlando
Friday, Oct. 2nd, on our
The positions now held
paper says, " to foster the impression fluctuate.
The new sewen havo all beert exfloor,
and
we expect to do them up
by
the
Germans
were
well
selected
thnt we have tired of the war, in
•nded and the manholea capped
The
National
Farmers’
Union
is
brown.
Orlando
has it much heav
and
well
fortified.
Sorno
of
their
■nd all la in rcadine«» to mnko SanTallahassee, Fla., Sept. 22.— Gov. spite of our victories in the east and
Peace overtures may heavy artillery Is described as rest demanding a square deal from Con ier team than we have, if not heav
ords lake front the beauty «pot Park Trammell today in his effort to in the west.
gress and State Legislature* on the ier than DeLund. We play DoLand
th«t It «hould be. .
aid all possible In the "Buy a Bale not be looked for until the war, ing upon cement foundations.
Friday and not Tuesday, as was
A news disparch received in Lon marketing of farm productsTake a look at it and congratulate of Cotton” movement, purchased a forced ruthlessly on our people, Is
The Federal and State Govern scheduled. Line up was ns follows:
thllt you are living in one baie of cotton from W. II. Sellers of broSght to an honorable conclusion.” don from France say* an aeroplane
Orlando
The official statement given out reconnaissance has given rise to the ments havo been spending millions Sanford
ho finest citiea in the entire. Arran, Florida, a farmer who was
of
dollars
annually
in
*
urging
the
Herring
R.
F.
Martin
•outhland.
conviction
that
a
large
portion
of
unable to hold his cotton, paying last night made mention of the bomfarmer
to
increase
productuin,
hut
Washburn
Chapmun
L.
F.
the
German
forces
i*
retiring
in
it»*
him ten cents a pound therefor. A harilmcnt of Rheims. It said Rheim
C
Mooro
It
said direction of fortified positions on tin littlu attention has been given to the Gilbert
No Raise In Price
few days ago the Governor issued nn hardment of Rheims.
marketing side of the question.
Raynor
R G, Rodenbuugh
propo* 0f
increase In Cost of appeal to the people of the state Rheims was in the battle lines of German border.
It is a well known paradox that Routh
L. G.
The destruction hy German shell
Ilyer
. ,n.J * rUcks, especially those of Urging tho purchase of , a bale of the French and that the German»
Subs, Riarsoti. W. Routh, SanThe fire, of the famous cathedral of tho larger the crop the less the, value
or>gin, we have received di- cotton or more nt ten cents a pound were obliged to bombard* it.
. in,ormatlon from Sir Jbseph by every citizen able to buy. The necessity for this action wub regret Rheims has been made a matter of und a stimulant to production with ford.
Sub, 'Salisbury, Orlando
, '*“ ) Bhe proprietor of Becch- Governor is very anxious to have ted, hut the firo of the French, it was protest on the part of the French out corresponding aid in marketing,
loses
much
of
its
worth
to
agricul
government.
Berlin,
in
an
official
hu * i UU)
ke has not increased activo interest manifested in this stated came from that direction.
Hawkins Connelly left on Sunday
price to the trade 'and will not movement and believes in this way Orders to save the cathedral had statement, asserts that the fire of ture. The nation is fast awakening
to
the
fact
that
marketing,
and
not
the
French
camo
from
the
direction
bight
for Washington, D. C., where
, *0* * nd ***** there i* no reaeon our cotton growers and the people been given.
production
is
tho
problom
of
tho
far
of
the
cathedral
spd
the
necessity
of
ho
will
spend* the next few months
The
statement
also
made
thia
ref
m.t t jn> I" crc#M should bo de of the cotton section of the -sta tc
mer,
.
.
.
visiting
relatives.
V ,—
bombarding
it
is
regretted.
nuded by anyone.
11
erence
to
the
progress
on
other
can be greatly assisted. . .
the l a k e
b u l k h e a d is
PROGRESSING
'
NO. 3
FLORIDA IS
FORGING TO
THE..FRÛNI
NO ADVANTAGE (S BEING
r *
f S L S f l T HL WAR TAX—
.
batto^ w g
IS $100,000,000
A
STROKE
OF
M
FORTUNE
tF
'
WATER RUNS—
UP STREAM
M AY
D E C ID E I N F A V O R OF E IT H E R
A R M Y A N D EN D THE W A R
GOV. BUYS A BALE
A SQUARE DEAL
�THE.CEEAT W HHE Æ I^ U E .B flU JNSL J C O I i J T Æ „ ^ I E & U i » l l ^
BEVEAL AGE OF MAN
J H E YEAR,,
Sanford
Coca-Gola BottlI:
BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND
Flint implements which because of
The groat white plague. tubcrcu-( Florid«'» oldest college will open
The Jacksonville Metropolis in
the thickness of the patina given to
4osin 1» more to be feared thnn the Its door» for Its thirtieth year of (Sunday’»
issue printedamnp
ofthe
Illnck ringin', the name given in Work on Wednesday morning. Sept, southern states showing
the length thorn by exposure are estimated to bo
of time In growing- crops and the at least 3,000,000 years old and be
‘ history to bubonic -plague, for "pul- 80th.
lieved to provo that man existed at
monary consumption"
i»
always
During tho summer Mr.’ B. W. actual number of daya In which that remote time in tho valley of the
Only the
with us. It* approach and develop- Stone, the very efficient superin- farming can be done.
Nile, with sufficient Intelligence to
southern
.stau-s
were
given,
os no fashion stono into weapons, are being
ment are slower, and if possible, tcndcnl of grounds and buildings
more insidious ami stealthy, while j)iu, been busy and the campus 1» other states, except California can hewn In a collection of more than
Sole Agent» for Oranffe City S p rin g Mineral Water
bubonic plague may be guarded already in line shape to receive the! compete with the souih in the length | 0,000 item» excavated In Egypt by
of
the
growing
seasons
and
Califor
Robert do Hustafjanll Bey, says tho
PHONE 21
against.by -Jtfill understood method*, large number of old and new stuTuberculosis, and here is meant dents who are expected to enroll at nia cannot touch Florida in diversi Now York Herald. The excavator, a
the disease as it affects the iuiigi, that time. Baths and toilets have fied crops of fruits and vegetables. follow of tho Royal Geographical so
The lines and figures show In days ciety, la at tho exhibition.
frequently gets a firm hold upon its been installed in Lakcsido Cottage,
Exposure to tho elements for 100,000
victim before its presence is ever the only one of the three /lormi- the average length of crop growing
years
leaves a pattnn on flint tho depth
*u*i»ccted. Its greatest foe is fresh, tones (or young men which has seasons in various parts of each of
of a man’s fingernail. Tho patina on
the
six
states
ns
reported
by
the
c|can uir, an unlimited supply of it. lacked these conveniences hitherto,
somo of tho .weapons shown, dating
It is' more efficient than itii'diciugs,, Kml the building has been painted, United States Weather Bureau. A back to the paleolithic and mesolithic
for no drugs ran stop tuberculosis. Cloverlcaf Cottage, the dormitory crop season ranging from 200 to 348 periods, Is nearly half an Inch thick.
S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F T H E S O U T H
The disease is not communicable* for young women, has been painted, days a year makes this the most Tbeso relics form the beginning of a
section
of display which has been arranged In
in open air, and this fact is rccog- its supply for hot water for baths profitable agricultural
America.
chronological order, showing tho art
greatly
increased,
and
otherwlsfc
re
nized in tho modern treatment,
It
goes
even
further
and
brings
the
of
Egypt down to tho present day.
paired
and
freshened.
All
the
other
Vast sums arc ' spent e v m year
matter
clqser
home
by
proving
thnt^
One
of tho most Interesting things Is
buildings
have
been
thoroughly
In the erection and maintenance' of
No. 86
DAILY
No, 82
—
A ælj
n
flint
weapon on which Is tho finger
the*agricultural
possibilities
of
Flor
hospitals. Pennsylvania spends an cleaned and made ready, for flveu2;2^> p.u”J t«.rtt*-7 :ii:> fi.trj,
print of a';
8:30 a.in.
Cirfrrfrî*..
ida
are
unlimited
and
its
unequnled
.
__
__
.
nually a million dollars (or this pur-,pancy.
Swimming docks for both
o dint I A r. S avan n ah ....... .............12:-I5 p .m ........... 6:25 p .m .......... 12:lu a.m.
pose, to provide splendid buildings rnen and women, extending into advantages over other sratrs*trr*the tpr of a million years ttxo
was ♦siaV-aaldo, and as there ^was no A r R ich m o n d
5.25 iT.ni...... „..10:15 a .m ........... 8 :0 0
Union
in
this
and
a
great
m»ny
^equipped and managed by .experts; beautiful Lake Virginia, have been
........ - ~ - - - r MlUfc-la
I A r - K lc n m o n a ....
__9:00
a.m. ........ 1:36 p.m.........11:50 pjn
other
re*pacta,
a r e - ' ifir q ues t I d nfitrfe:'
• Vut- these grext'-xanattrna befcomej built and provided with spring'
hardened and imufo
a "B
"Bertillon
lotfo
a
ertillon;
reo-7A
f
,N
e
w
Y
ò
r
li
"
“ ~ '
2:57
p .m ........... ------------6:50 p .m ........
A,,
■ * »ingle state in the. whole
in fact, little asokfc tisanySWrtzaTV.diving«
ord of tho man's thumb and finger.
^Ijiitjp^T-SfaUsi.
wall,
adapted
to
the well to do or boarding huuscai tennis court. Jur the use of the men
There Is n flint lion tho ngo of which No. 82.— Florida .&_Wnat-J
Hair. Curs ta
for tho poortt-ehnw w ---- ' has been, h.iilr mskinw a k
■Lto-ftil. AU&k-»- g * » 1 vark'ty oi
is estimated at 1&0.000 years nnd a ! '
Washington—Wectric Lighted and Fans.
setts, the first of the states to build Thu fine gymnasium has been put posjdbilities. With its thousands of ■lono dagfcoV that Was used 100,000 ^ ^ — Palmetto Limited— Free Steel Reclining Chair Cars to Washingtonsuch institutions by .legislative ap in prime condition and other Im acres of cut ovor lands in all parts of years ago. A set of serrated tools
Electric Lighted and Fans.
propriations, is abandoning the plan provements have been carried out. tho state and the very fact that these were used by prehistoric Jewelers to
Rollins’ proposal to withdraw from same lands are capable of producing saw ornaments out ot »hells. Two per No. 80.— Coast Line Florida Mail—l-ocal Sleeper to Savannah.
and others will surely follow tho pol
athletics
and
to such enormous quantities of forage fect flint bracelets illustrate tho high
Steel Fullman’Cars of the highest dans operated on all trains. Atlantic
icy, because it does not rccogqjgc intercollegiate
est art of flint knapping.
Coast Line Dining Cars ojierntcd on Traines 82 and 86.
tho full value of an unrestricted' cir substitute for these a careful system crops and* furnish such aplendid grax
A feature of tho exhibition Is tho
culation of fresh air, such ns is im- of physical development and ath- crops 'nnd furnish such splendid earliest known example of a painting
For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or virh,
possible within walls ami roofs of letlc sports for all her students ha* grazing when properly managed will on canvas, moro than 3,600 years old.
brick nnd stone and tile, no matter aroused a great «leal of interest in ! mnko Honda one of tho greatest ' found on tho alto of a tempio at
A. W . F R IT O T , D ivision Passenger Agent
l)ow thoroughly ventilated.
various quarters. Many letters have live stock states in tho Union. Tbobea. It 1b a symbolic representa
JackHontillc, Fix
The open air sanatorium, which beep received from trustees, former Meals of producing animals of all tion of tho goddess Hntlior, In tho 136 W en t Buy St.
afford) protection only from the sun instructors, graduates and former kinds can be raised cheaper in Flor form of a cow, before whom seven
and rain and storm, which welcomes pupils, parents of present students, ida than in any other state in the Egyptians are about to perform an act
Hogs can lie raised when of veneration. Its colors are brown,
Dbn't play with serious matters—
every
breeze that blows, which editors ot important papers, and ( Union.
red,
green
nnd
blue
Aft
Inscription
grazed
upon
the
many
different
don't
YOU carry your own insurant*
brings in unadulterated the sweet (ffflcem of other colleges in Florida
translated
renda;
“
Hatho,
the
Lady
against
crops
that
are
so
well
suited
to
their
odors of nature from the forest, is and elsewhere,' enthusiastically comof Heaven, In tho midst of Thebes,
the nearest ideal condition that scl- mending this action. Evidently it is needs for not more than three cents adoration to the lord of two lands,
TORNADOS
enco has - recognized for the treat felt by a largo number of people that per pound.
The general fnrm crops such a» bowing down In tho midst of Thebes,
athletics havo come to hold an ab
ment of tho disease.
for you'll find the money wanting when
corn, hay, sugar cane and cotton are that «he may grant life, prosperity and
licallh, fitness for service, favor and
Tho enclosed sanatorium plan is normal position in the American
the
storm has wiped out your property
the principal crops for north and loro to the spirits of tho favorites of
almost prohibitive by stale appro college, costing too much money,
west Florida and cover a growing Mnthor, Tchanefer. her sister, lady of
Have our strong, reliable company
priation on account of its cost. In luking too much time anil absorbing
too
much
interest
on
the
part
of
period
of from eight to ten months tho houBo Morhuft. her mother. Sent,
earry your risk— and lie on the safe sidw
Florida it is entirely impossible, an
u few pupils, and being too much °f the year, beginning February I Ills son Huy, his own beloved son Mawell as inefficient, because both
Reasonable rates
nod ending December 1
Beside* huta. her beloved daughter Thotsexes and both races would have to neglected on the IVlher bund by the
these just mentioned, all kinds of Amentet "
rank
and
file
of
the
student
body.
lie provided for in separate institu
Thero are painted and Inscribed
truck crops that can be grown any
tions. Even the open air sanatori The experiment’ at Rollins will be
shirts
3.000 years old; a set of Intri
where
in
the
United
States
ran
be
um idea is objectionable, only in less watched with interest by the au
cate bromo surgical instruments. In
and
are
being
profitably
grown
all
thorities here, and by many others
degree, for the same reason.
cluding probes and tweezers, 3,000
1who arc concerned in the problem of through the north, north-central and years old, and broozo fishhooks of the
T h e ' plan favored by Florida’s
western part of the state during
education.
*amo jwrlod made wtLU n barb exactly
Board of Health is based largely on
|. Raymond \Y. Greene, the, very these months. There are also dem as they are today
Examination of
the education of the people to the
popular and efficient physical direc onstrated instance* that prove that wickerwork of the same period confacts about the disease, its serious
tor, expects to boring at leaSt a score citrus fruits ran also be grown very lain mummified fruits and eggs. Vases
ness, its wuj’s of spreading and the f
of new students with him on his re profitably in this section of the state of alabaster antedating the Invention
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/¿I
responsibility of the individual. For*
turn to Rollins. Mr. Greene is also and with the proper varieties is not of pottery have great beauty of form.
Full
ructions
Conducted
by
the
the treatment of tuberculosis i* not
. in charge of religious activities nT the |considered. any mor» hazardous than The collection of pottery begins with
i
veil
in
Benedictine
a matter for the physical alone; it is
predynnstlo tiles nnd extends down to
student body. He is as active and further sont I
Prepa story, i urnFathers
The southern half of itrt> penin the Ptolemaic period.
fntTuisiaklu-m.-his Christian life ns
mereiai and ( ¡.us
fnbirioa popular -anuumeutTERM S - 1225.00
Tri"athletics, and exercises a strong sular part of tho statu stands in a
imi Course.
_ and public, opinion must contribute.
rln*s by itself, and when it conies to
and wholesome moral influence
UUU C A TC HER NABS W OMAN
their full cooperation.
getting early vegetables on the north
throughout the institution
Tho Board urges the open air
ern and eastern market*, it is abso Force» Her Into Cage When Sh* Pro
treatment, because it is a vailiibttrwTOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR
lutely without competition with its
tests at Seizure of Her Pet
Hanford Library
to all and its cost is within the reach1
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pineapples and citrus fruits that are
Canloe.
Dr. Wiley's letter explain* itsel
of the poorest.. The patient should
■ noted the world over for their un
W illiamsport, Pa.— Ilecau ho .M r s .
bo separated in his sleeping and liv-T^V" y
..,uAnn.
T ? excelled quality. South Florida from
zloii over the suitability of uli>
ing from tho rest of the family. A
October to March 16 and sornethiine Nlckoln Bosnia strenuously objectlnl
milium for cooking utensil* will be
canvas tent, properly floored and
October to March 16 and some when Mlku Hhuiiuhan, WlHIomport’a
glad to read it and tbe article he
furnished nnd placed in the yard
time* Inter is feeding the balance of official dog catcher, attempted to put
promise# later in Good Housekeep
the untangl'd Bosnia pet dog Into the
L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E
surrounding the home, is almost
the country.
ing
Mr* George Waldron anil Mr
cage
)>f hi* wagon and lake It to the ,
ideal for the purpose.
Nourishing
Practically t w e l v e months o( t h e
C o r n e r P a r k A v o n u o a nd S e c o n d S t r e e t
J. D. Parker each contribute .» copy
clly [>oumi. Hhaiiuhau forced the wom
food prepared in the family kitchen
year some crops can h e grown in
of this magazine to the Library
an into tho cage and hauled her about
C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L IN G
is available; the companionship of
some parts of the stale, there being
tho street* fur hour*, according to the
Dr. Wiley's "Pure Food" paper»
the fam ily is possible and home in
possibly one and a half months dur elory told Aldcrmun lilnxlo by Mrs.
L a r g o su p p ly of H o r s e s , IVIulos,
each month should bo read by e^Cfy
terests and doings afford the all im
ing the year that couldn’t ba called Itosata's husband, who had a warrant
one.
M. K E Y, Librarian.
W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s
portant mental occupation nnd diperfect and ¡deal for crop produc Issued for tho dog catcher's arrent.
Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and
versioh.
tion, and this applies more to tho
It Is claimed that Shanahan grabbed
on h a n d F o r S a l e or E x c h a n g e
Health, Harvey W. Wiley, M. D.,
southern half of tho state than the tho woman, forced her head first Into
The further development of the * Director.
north and western parts, this being tho dogcago, then Jumped on the wag
□ l a c k s m l t h l n g and W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In c o n n e c t i o n
idea includes also the extension o|
September 8th, 1914.
from July 16 to'Soptomber 1. It is on and drove through tho main Btreels
the district nursing supervision, by Mrs. A. D. Key, Sanford, Fla.:
not to’ be understood’ by any means of the city, finally returning to the Bo
which the entire slate is divided into
Dear Madam— I should think that
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that crop* are not grown and nur- unin home nnd releasing his prisoner.
sections, each under the direct care sulphur
water might readily blacken I
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, |J vested during this period, lor. as a Shanahan Is In Jail and no more dogs
of a competent nurse, who has an aluminum
ware or any other metal
iy
matter of fact, u statement of this are being caught.
acquaintance with every tubercular when used in coqking.
The only
’. - ■ ' f e d *!.
patient and . wo by frequent visits remedy is to carefully clean the uten kind would not be true, but for
planting
many
of
tho
delicate
veg
DOG
FOILS
A
FARM
THIEF
.is enabled., to advise, nnd direct and sils and avoid allowing water or any
Atlantic Coast Line
3-D A ILY TRAINS EAST-3
M TAKEPUNK!
C H A S E & CO.
S t . L e o C o l l e g e , St. Leo, Paseo County, Florida
H A N D B R O TH ER S
teach.
. -c
i
The plan is practical because it is
within the reach of all, because it
segregates the Individual
patient
from other patients, and because it
keeps him under the influence of
accustomed surroundings and friends,
whereas the removal from such en
vironments necessarily mush havo
an influence more or leas depressing.
And thus it has many advantages
even over tho general opeiffair san
atorium, where are gathered many
other victims of the dread disease,
whose conversations are usually a
Continuous comparison of symptoms
and discussion of the depressing
conditions that have gathered them
in one place for one purpose— to
fight off death as iong as- may be
possible.— Fla. Board of Health.
food to stand in them except when
in use.
We have mado quite an extensive
study of aluminum utensils and the
results I believe are to be published
in the fall. The general conclusion
reached was that the amounts of
aluminum dissolved under condi
tions of ordinary care, were negli
gible; furthermore, pcids do not at
tack the vessel so much as alkalies—
the use of baking soda or cooking
aoda, or nlkaline waters, causing
dark stains to appear on t,he vessels,
and warning is issued against the
dangerous poison, oxalic acid, for
cleaning these utensils.
A small
quantity of vinegar can be used to
neutralize the alkalinity of the water,
If such jjxists, and.no dark, ftjiining
follows'. These vessels should always
bo moat carefully cleansed, and ma
terials should not be allowed to
stand in them.
Yours truly,
W. W . W IL E Y .
To tha Manor Born.
A Indy accosted a little girl who wraa
entering one of tho fashionable New
York Hate where sho knew the rules
exceedingly strict, and after
little conversation, said: "How
la It you live li^ there flatsT 1 thought
they would not take children. How did
you get inf" "Why," replied tho child,
" I was born In.”
Bsv/ars.
In time o f eafety It la Just as well
to find where the fire escapes br the
lifeboats are and to., try on the cork
belts.— Chicago News. .
One as Hard as the Othey.
"Th o training of children la a con
fessedly difficult task." says an edi
torial writer. No more difficult than
the training of parehts. Many chil
dren find the task of donquqrtng tho
prejudices and old-fashioned Ideas of
father and mother almost hopeless.—
Toledo Blade.
A man charged at the Liverpool
(Eng.) police court with fighting
stated that the prosecutor hit him first
on the Jaw. "Did you hit him firstf**
asked tho stipendiary. , "N o, sir," was
tho reply. Hl f 1 had h it him drat he
would have been In the hospital, not
me.”
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Foolish Question.
etables that are so well adopted to
Florida'^ climate and aoil, the sun is
a little too hot to he considered
favorable for their growth.
No state in the Union can truth
fully say. that It can compete with
Florida in balmy climate and the
number .of agricultural products that
can bo grown fron ten and a half to
twelve months of tho year aa com
pared with from six to eight months
in northerri and eastern states.
c.
h : dingee
P lu m b in g and
G as Fitting
$
WGte
Canlno M akes S o Much Racket That
Wauonload of Loot la A b an
doned by Robber.
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QUAIL
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Adopted Brood of E ls v t n
Youngsters.
Northflald, N. J,—Recently Adam
Dsckenback,
who haa a homo and
JEW ELER ’
clearing In tho woods between here
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andotte hep. He saw no more of her
Pickard's Hand-Pointed Chinn
until a weak later, when she came
Gorham's Sterling Silver
Into the barnyard leading a brood of
Rogers' Plated Ware
Ll quail. Tho hen appanfhtly found a
Elgin and Waltham Watches neat and chased tho mother from tho
eggs, which sho decided to batch her
self.
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Deckenback cfn 't coop up tho young
quail, which would be against the law,
but he la in hopes that the Influence
of the other chickens will make them
quiet and domostlcated^
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Vineland. N. J.—When Former O.
W. Roper’s dogs mado a racket about
midnight Roper discovered that a thlif
bad stolen a wagonload of stuff from
tho bare. The telephone and nn automobllo quickly brought Constablo
Peter. Klker to tho scone, ond In tho
road behind somo trees Klker found
n horso and loaded wagon, but■no
driver. In a coat pocket was found a
letter addressed to Hnrry Shcon -of
Carmel, and at Carmel It woe learned
that Sheon had purchased the horse
and wagon a fow days before on a
note, but the now owner could not be
found.
All Work Receive» My «Persontl
Attention And Beat Effort»
HEN
Oppesita City Hall
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PA G E TH R E E
Hanford l odge No G2. F. and A. M.
Would Bp Second Choice.
Government Kept Oolng.
Communication every first and third
Little lleleu had received 11 package
I "I notice that the eld man’s quit
Visiting brethren cussln’ tho government?" "Yes; a fter
through the mull from her Aunt Edith Thursdays at 7:10.
Stewart Edward Whits Rslalss His
tte’come.
containing patterns for two dresses,
tryln’ It for 30 year Jho govcrnmflnt
Experience rn Motio^ Drama.
F !. Miller
one pink and one blue Ope woe In 0 1. Taylor
kept n goln'. Jes' like it never heard
In a r tw n i letter to >r friend Stewart
Secretary
W. M, toll of him—never so' much as askin'
tended for her nnd the other for her
Edward Whits gives a graphic account
little sister, Dorothy
While examin
him to pleni.v let up nn' give It a
of Ills first nnd only exitcrietiee ns nn
M o rre e f hapler Nu 1,1, II \ M
ing the drosses, she exclaimed "T h e
rhsfice ! * grtn
p v.tth the country.
actor nnd ns a motion picture nclor at
little *1• *tr may have her choice, but I II
' l l *ts every second uml fourth Thurs That made him so mail he was too
that. It was during the production of
take the pink one,”
day ill .Masonic Hall over the Imp-rin full far ullursnm, he was struck
, Mr. White's novel, "Conjuror's House,"
T maire. Visiting companions welcome. speechless' ”
In the woods of the Sierras that Mr.
New Idea of Irish Brogue.
J F. Karnatx
0,*L. Taylor
i While hnd his experience ns n movie
According tu some lauguagu stu
Secretary
High Priest
' actor
Patrons o f the movies by this
Strange Fighters Arc Now
time w ill he familiar with Mr W hite’s dents Irish brogue Is the ancient wny
Comrades In Comv
Indian makeup, because "Conjuror's of pronouncing English, preserved In Seminole < hn|d* r 2. Order Eastern Sint
Meets every first nnd third Tuesday
House”
was recently produced under Its putli> by residents of the Emerald
mon Cause.
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in each month. Everyone who has seen
the till*: o f "Tho CnlJ of the North.” Isle.
with Mr. Robert Kdesou In tho lend
his Star in th<* East are cordially invited
ing role. Mr. W hite’s account Is as
to visit this chapter.
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Good for the Animals.
follows:
„
Alice
E.
Robbins,
Sec'y-^r—
*'A great many people conin ' hero
"W hen 'Conjuror’s House* was sold
jimulay
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for Lhc . auuxU^s.. l.o jw l< e «-i^ w a a .o n ly
a tr i, « r S t t '/ Ì t t è t t gtnd o f tt.- mildly ’ rule rested.- 11o wu vhL _
*Tie**Lx second“ and fo.irth TTTPstfctj’i r p
r.TnfpfrTfffTF*»».“ w ^ w n is f who It seems tn'wnrt o f cheer the animala N u lling -knights always welcome/
...... to mnnngo the prodoctlon. ntid up Ip i*< e a crowd." _
was
I l l l i H
H. McLaulln
' 0. J. Miller
[
K. K.Timl S.
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served nnd nre today serving as Tur|
kos, tirailleurs, spa Ills, foot and borso
Sanford I-odge No. 2/, I. O. O. F.
nud also as artillerymen.
Meet;SYcry Monday at 7JU- p. m.t
* England, too, eng swell. Um allied
Ivy poisoning, swtliings
over ]mjK*rial Theatre.
armies with grenl nmubers of dark
of tho (lrati, bltos anil
J. W. O. Singletary
L. 1). Wicker
slings of Insects, stiff
skinned soldiers, tit comrades on tho |
neck
nnJ
Umo
back
Secretary
N. G.
firing lluo with Franco's Turkos nnd
should bo treated with
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simhls. Among tlic most Interesting
G ale Clly Camp No. 6, W. O. W
Ballard's
ns well as -the most tfprmldnblc fight
Meets second and fourth Wednesday
ing outfits lu tho'Indian nriny are the
W e lure alw<r> tried to b* ju»t a KltW akehd
nights in each month.
ol the other leliow w the j o w ia I equipment «4
Gurkhas. There uro ten regiments of
F. L. Miller
J. F. Hoolehan
our »tore. A » an evidence of ihi» dear* to ihow
Gurkha rifles, 'fhose little lighten!,
Clerk
Council Commander the newer! end only the b*»4 of ererythiag. w » '
who come from tho region of Nepal
gladly recotomeod to uvcri of ink
nnd who trnro their descent from tho
It neutralises poisons, sub*
United
Hrolherhood
o
f
Carpenti
rs
and
dues
Inflammation,
relaxes
con*
Itnjputs, would rather fight than enL
traded muscles and restorca
Joiners o f America
lu np|>camne% the Gurkhas nre deceiv
healthy conditions.
For heal«
Sanford
Local Union No. 1761 meet*!
ing. They nre short, stocky little in*««
ing cuts, wounds, burns or
scalds, thero Is nothing llko it
ficNt and third Thursday night at 7
o f aomcwlmt the ap|>enranee o f the
In the whole list of curative
o’clock in the Engles’ Halt.
Japanese, although n little heavier.
Combined Ojfice
aitenis.
it cures bj- a mild
J. W •> S.tigli ii. .
I M Brown.
And they wear |wrpotunl grins on
power that Is rnoro effective
and I'ounlain I }en
than Ihe slr-ng, hirsli llnl*
their faces
The grin dues not come
.'*<•*• y I r> ns,
I residí tit
mrnts
When ruhhrd In for
ofT when th e y jio Inin a fight.
rheumatic pains, n urnlgl.x or
sciatica its wonderful pm etrat
The Gurkhas were conquered by the ktkwaut kdwakii u iu t k * - AN INDIAN
It. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1211
— the oewatl member ol the Carter’• lax (»milv.
ine and relieving lnflu< nee la
British Iti INI 1 after years of lighting
Meet first'uml iliird Wednesday night Pent*.ft Ink write* a t>lu$ and drtet a Jet black.
.very gratifying. It Is an a lland have become loyal subjects of hnd seen Ihe cast nnd reviewed the
around household liniment that
nt corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave. It ii especially brill ¡ant. smooth and permanent.
U Useful In a thousand ways
Come in and let ui ihow you the new Carter ink
Fughimi. Wbeu tho Gurkhn reglments propnmtloiiH. I decided pi .go- down
O.
L . T a y lo r .
It. L. Peek,
and Us application Is always
bottle with the new flow-controller.
worc llrst mode pnrt of thè Indiati personnlly to seo the thftig through
followed bv bencdclal results.
Secretary •
Exalted ltuler
Pri ce 25c, 50c n od il.OO.
«rm y tliey dld noi secm to tnke well Apparently no expense was to lie
Jsm n r.O alU ed.Prop. St.Louis,Mo.
to nrgnnlxcd rnetliod» of wnrfnre
It sparisi; but. more Important, no dctnll
wns noi liuti) thè nrmy nuthorltles al
Use Stephens Eye Salve for
milking f**r !n-i'Ura**y. «-Illier of equip
Sore Eyes. It Cures.
lowed (Item to ttmke llndr tiflllonal uu-nt, of a* llrtn. of woodcraft or o f the 1
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Snnfnrcl* Florida
wenpon. thè kukrl. |*nrt of lliclr oqnlp
Idsiorleuf values, was to be undttcsl.
Onto A mo Hi conn r o o m llv
meni that tliey ri-callosi tlielr falli** u**
"Tlo* big man *> In* »*i ltn|*ress|vely
llghtefs Thelr lusiru<’ t**rs uevi-reould ¡il i** \1*-**tt g;ni !*• a cow-lmy ami had
IIIRlll* Nielli 11***- lile luiyolli'l The ku
lid it before s ee n n elmo**, lie never
krl In ii long, Itetivy curved kiilfe
«iU*'et*4slo*l In leiirnliig to stny lu one.
III eluse iptarti-rs thè Gurkha Ihrows •W hv' he reinnrkisl plit[ntiM-ly after
ti » nv UN rlih* nini tabe» to ih** kukrl, *-n*- dl-aster t Just rea* tusl ln-lilml me
wlilell II** Uses wltli trlllllg effect. Wlieti for my weapon and Hie Illume thing
charged bv cnvnjry thè Gurkhns stnml bucked!’ In spli<* o f our training, lioxv-.
tip ami fin* tt thè ln<n>eim it moli Ilo v ei, i we i tuld gi t nnlwsly skillful
an* n itida »ata*rlng disiane**, wlieti thè eiii'Ugti I " ’ ll.* the bow uml stern pad
dies so Umili) Mr Fisher nnd inys**lf
luid to assume e o n t nines nnd piny In
pili I "r tilts, when payday came, we
us eiied i:i ajitei'e. Tills Is the first
nielli \ 1 ha 11* ei e* uniti** as mi in tor
1 Ishei h**w* * i t , oiililld tin*, f**r lie sinilti.i .I Ins iiiiisla* lie f*>r ltie occasion.
"In the l«*ar trap areno. Ill whl*'h
Acllllte Phiinl gets tile arm cangili,
rn- w e il.eiir-il the spring by hammering
It until It l*iir>l) eluseli
Even then,
and with Picards arm heavily pnddevl.
that character fetyul his part aulii
den ti) rviittslle
The fight lx*t weeli
.\Jes*ii gau nml Mr. Robert Ed esuli as
Trent wns another reni 1stIc lilt. The
struggi** was long continued nml very
genuine, nnd ns we were playing nt nn
nil It mie o f 7.GOO feet the filial stagger
ns Ihey leave, the film Is not at all ‘put
on * "
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AUTHOR AS MOVIE ACTOR;
IS.
Turko9, Gurkhas, Cossacks
and Walloons A re
Blended.
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«tanev, of Turkos from Algeria, nnd
Indian soldiers nnd W nlloon« from lid glutp, nnd Cossacks from Russia, to
mention no other ’heterogeneous ele
ments, nil fighting.in a common cause.
Indeed. Ihe nrmy. o f tho allies Is n reinarknhle melting pot
Tho Turkoa nnd olher hlnck nnd yel
low regular lroop*.or Franco have been
brought over In numbers from Algeria
and Senegal, French possessions In
Africa, to fight ngnlnat Ocrmnny/ And
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One
B o ttle
Girter*s
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Ink
Herald Printing Co.
Phot,i by Am erican P r e s * A »»**c t»llim
KEUIUKNT lie Ti: UKUN.
Prance Ini» great numbers of these
regular troops In her A frican i*osses
aluns thnl she enn call upon. Thu
Turkos. native Algerian troops, made
tlu-lr first npiHNiraitce in the war lu the
fiUitlng ub-sit Milelluluseti.
And so the French black soldier Is
once more at grips with the white
German regular Four and forty years
hare passed since they met on tljo field
of battle on French soil
1 In n It oils
that tli^Turkos, |ti the 1'ratlco-Prusslnn
war, drove hack the German Infantry
with heavy loss at the bottle of Weis
ecuhurg on Aug. 1. I87n. while again,
two day* later, the Turkos. together
with the spnhls, more o f France's
colored troops from Algeria, under
General MncMnhon, cut and liaekisl
their way through the solid German
tnuks at the bloody butt It* of Woertli
Shoe the present war with Germany
commenced the war olllcv at Paris has
been ndrlsesl that literally hundreds of
thousands of French hlnck and yellow
•objects in the various French ixissro«I oiis In Africa uml elsewhere, tunny
of them already trained soldiers ami
others who have In llu'in the making of
Do You K now
T h is Step?
OUR AM BASSADOR TO FRANCE
I ’holo by ^intrlcan l*r*M ^■•oclnUon
WALLOON ttoLIHKlUv
uutlvfs fall
As til«* Charging horse
men pass over llu-m the III lie warriors
are up and hamstringing th<* hnrs**s
or < Itiiglng t*i the saddles uiol siahhmg
the rbiers
Tills method of llglitlng Is not mi
Jtke that of the Turkos o f the French
anuy, who also "play ptuautu“ vvlieti^
chnrgcil by u heavier enemy, only to
j Vlac a n d ‘lake the ntuteker* from the
rear ok s*mui us they hnvo pasaed over
them.
Neither Gurkhas nor Turkos
however, tb* much defensive llglitlng
except agiiltist cavalry, for they nr*usually lending uuy charge that nun
Ih* taUug place In their vicinity
England. If tuvenaary, can |s»ur Into
France from Itulln 2.16,000 trained men.
. o f which 75.000 are Itrltlsh tr*sqis. In
eluding »ome of the crack regiments
o f the royal nriny. and Hit* 1*!*).<Ml re
mu Iulug are the lighting nhtlve trix>|*s
o f the Indian nrmy. Besides throe r**g
ulac troop* of the Imilnn nrmy the Indepemient 1mlInn rajahs hnvo troops
-o f their own. which they have offered
with enthusiasm for »crvlce with the
British expeditionary nrmy.
Husain's most picturesque force nml
Photo by American Frees Association.
one thnt Is inwhaiis the vv>*t efficient
o f tta class. In tho world la th e Cossack
INDIAN CAVAL1IT.
cavalry. For hundreds o f years these
♦Client fighting men. are nlrnoitt be superb horsemeu.» trained from child
ta F'™nen i Vn
M ,,M hC,r nnXlC,Jf l° 1° "<"*> <o feats of notarial.!' «kill, have
Myron T. Herrick Still Continues In
Office Despite Successor's Arrival.
Myron T Herrick, who despite the
arrival o f lb** new American ambassa
dor to France In Parts hiIH continues
a, exercise Ids functions at the Amori
• mi eiiibiihx)-, W vvloidtig golden optn
luu-. ft -iii a ll »oris o f jH*ople. Mr, Wit
li n o Graves Sharp, tin* n e w l y a p p o in t
. <|
t o ile d
S illie s
lllllb llS H -u lo r
to
T h e g irl w h o can dan ce
TH E CASTLE PO LKA
w ill n ot be a w a ll flo w e r
1 i miei*, tx-asslsilng Mr Herrick In lit**
vi.trk nml has shown his wisdom and |
l*atrlotl-*m In Gius suliordliinttng litui
j
Wbl? or
0* COem.K?11 e,1CmJ;
What of the extent of this preent
Th e Castle Polka is Mr. and Mrs. Verhon Castle's latest
creation; and it will sweep the country this fall and winter,
just as the “ H esitation” did la$t season.
Let Mr. and Mrs. Castle teach you — in your own home
— how to dance it. T h ey give you personal lessons in two
pages of pictures and text
In the O ctob er^ Issu e o f
The Ladies’ Home Journal
You can learn it in an hour or two in your own home, just
as if you were in Castle House, where all fashionable N e w
York society will dance it
famous for tbelr courage nml for
darlnK ra)dfl BgB|llBt tIl0 eiu!;ny. The
czar hits 130.000 of these cavalrymen,
ahd ao far la this war they hnvo more
than llrrd op to their legendary repu
tation.
Belgium’s most famous soldiers nre
nos. situon r. irantucK.
drawn from tho Walloons of Walloonln. of which Elege Is the capital. In »elf to Mr. Herrick, whoso long ox
southern Belgium. These Walloons are (Kjrlence enables him to be particularly
and latent force upon which Franco
toay dnfw for military support?
kb Algeria «lotto the French native
Population of black and yolkiw people
w 4.430.000. according to oflleUil statlaIn the Algerian Sahara thero are
•aid to be 60.000: In Tunis. 1.500.000;
region. 2.600.000; Bonognl,
Mlhsty territories. 4,000,000:
French Guinea. 2 .200 ,0 0 0 ; Ivory Coast, deerondnnts of the tlelgll^ the men
Habomey, 1.000,000; Kongo, who ao bravely faced tho legions of
«kWO.OOO; Honiall coast and dependen Romo under Julius Caesar. Tho Flem
cies, 200,000; Retmlon. 173,200; Comoro ings to the north nro emigrants from
«>*■. 63.000; Notal Bey. 0.600; 8 L German states, but tho Wolloonsaro In
««rte . 7.CT0. and in Madagaacar. 2 ^ 00 .- digenous. natives o f the soil they sro
defending today as la tho long, long
^ 7 ' »«h ln g a total o f 82,035,000.
in addition to thto. In India the paat Th e Walloon has been a strik
ing figure- —
In scores
Popolatlon, almost «U natlra, la --------------- o f- wars In. which
.
■«»,100 ; Anam, 5,000.000; Cambodia, kta courage has ahone, but perhaps he
1.MO.OOO; Cochin China 2 400,000 and
niada no more splendid exhibition
“ Tonkin and Laos, 13¿00,000.,a ’total dTValor than In hia brave dafenao of
• f 23,070,100.
I Llcge.
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Fifteen Cents the Copy, o f A ll N e w s Agents
O r , SI.SO ti Y e a r <12 issues) b y Mail, O rdered
T h ro u g h O ur Subscription A gen ts or D irect
useful nt this troubled time.
Mr. Herrick has always been very
popular In Paris and has shown, re
inarknhle ability as a diplomatist, nl
though prcvjous to his appointment by
President T a ft ho bad had no dlplo
malic training. He hnd beer» a political
lender in Ohio and governor o f tbnt
state. By force o f character and by
wise use or his abilities and grasp of
the situation he has tunde fo r himself
a place nnd n name hot only In Taris.
but all over the civilised world.
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1020 ELM AVEi, SANFORD
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
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SEPTEMBER 22 1914
TH E S A N F O R D HERALD
V our
B u s in ** » M s n *< « r
u»*orlsM«n PfW*. »2.00 mV«sr In *<tvsi»cr
D rllrrm l lo Ih* CUy by rrirnri *2 00 iwr r « r lb
t ilt io i* or 20c i*r month.
PartuMiu in a d itila tnuat be made •( effla
Unterer! •• xverKl-cl»** mail mattrr Aufu.i 22nd
1908, al th« N u A a at Sanford. Florida
andar Art « f Match Srd. 187B
Ortica in Herald Baildlnj
Trlaohona No Bid
Dob Holly of the Sanford Herald
'•“ 't ^ f i f G r t B a t he I* 'ftb tu '‘candidate for
»n r-IT q Smntnnrtihrr- T h a t leaves
oTily-y? caTididatan— Clearwatep Bww«
T h e Tampa T im e« call* Clarence
-•W;rtmia of the Euatia -Lake. .lU gioau y
« u i i - gcnirii.'* W ell, he 'iWVC^X«r.'-^Vknowirtg* tW»~Ior:aarhb time but did
not like to give Clarence away to hi*
friend*. -He ia in Kentucky now
tryin g to get rid of it In the heat of
— a tempers ne'e-campaign,
^— ----- • -------o _ —
But everybody knows that the big
IS I T N O W !
Several of the newspapers in the pfofits go to others who merely ofsutc, notably those
publiahed in tlriate
a* medium* between proSouth Florida, insist
that a South ducer# and consumer*.
Florida man should succeed Senator)
The Houston committee rccom•Dryan in the event that gentleman mends the establishment of a numis appointed to a fwdernl judgship. I her of ward markets. This la n good
Why a man from' South Florida? t plan if the producer Is given a squar
Doe* a residence in
South Florida deal. . He rdirtd get much better
peculiarly lit a man
(or the high pay lor his labor if he sold his pro-:
position of United States Senator?, ducts direct to the consumer, or if
Does the climate keep his* liver at n . some of the middlemen, who stand
trip hammer rate, throwing oil rap- between him and the persons who
idly the bile?
Do the fish in the ultimately consume his products
streams preponderate with food for were eliminated. To do this, howman'* brain? Are the collard greens evor, he ’ must build up a trade by
sweeter in South Florida, and 1( 00 * parcel post or must have access to
the bacon add a flavor all its own? a municipal market tlmt is not conIn shorU-ls. South Klarttfar the-whole troBwF-by-t ho-ttoik 4 n »U tr-.R rp eM er
■oheene- and the clabber?— -Apalach Star.
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Are you through now. you dingSome
of
our
exchanges are mak
UunL^Vi rvoliuak eating cannibal of
the serious.mistake of comment*.
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Money For Old Age
It has been stated that Ninety-Seven Per Cent o f
men work for their actual living after they are 60 years
o f age. Why is this? They have failed to save system
atically and have not a surplus for old age.
Now is the time to begin saving in earnest.
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”You r accrrunHs- invtted: "
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A c c u u t i t$
urea and attributing the cause to
hard times. They are also predict
ing moro failures to follow;
Local
iondiJlpjis n\ny_ have caqsedjh e ¿U*rJ S g
pensionof one or- two really g n d —
newspapers, hut the majority'' of l'ie S
T h e big dailies havo a byqch of
la te . failures were due, not to the 55
' jin g o dope each day that i* denied
lack of prosperity In the regions SS
the following day, but only the real
where the publications were iasur d, —
M.M. SMITH
R. R. DEAS
facta of the war are published in
.but rather to the fact newspaper |55
P rrsid ta l
Aoat Cu Uh
T h e Herald and appear on the Her
men made the mistake of locating ;n
ald bulletin board.
The people of
a community too small to support
Sanford are beginning to rccognizo
a paper or depopulated.by citizens
this fa c t., Our dope ia ten* hours
Everybody in California 'Is ex who were not progress!vb and could
ahead of any of the daily paper*.
pected to send a newspaper* to a not.realize the importance of a news
____ _____ Q_____ _____________ friend *>r relative in the United
paper as an asset to their town and
Bob Holly says that Rubo Allyn States or Europe on October first. community.
was unable to see anything when he The day has been oflicially desig
But the brethren who take up the
by
leading country, hut that the proper and
left Sanford for home on that jun nated "Newspaper D ay," the sug cry of hard times and pass it along stantially supported
hoard of are injuring not only their business American agronomists, who have judicious tlse of lime will liberate
keting tour.
I’ bor Ruhr!
This is gestion coming from the
the first we hud heard about his |supervisors of San Diego county,) |(Ut t trat ol the entire newspaper frn- given serious study and efficient and render available as plant food One Inch Cards Will He Publl'hed Cn.
the potash of which then- is a suf
going completely blind!—-Clearwater where on October 17, of last year ternlty and all Florida.
They are field service to the subje t."
der This Heading Al The Rale Of $7.20
While potash is present in nearly ficiency lying, us it may be said,
such a day was observed by the res creating a feeling of uncertainty and
Sun.
Per. Year.
N o t in Sanford but Orlando. San idents in the mailing of more than tim idity that will make a great many nil soils io sufllriont quantities it is latent in the soil,-—Tampa Times.
ford is strictly a temperance town, fifty thousand newspapers to all people think twice before letting go in many cases unavailable because
selling only cigars, cold drinks and parts of the world.
of the price of a year's subscription insoluble and needs some other* in
“ The papers," says the dispatch of the paper, thinking perhaps it gredient to bring it to a state where WOUNDED BIRD UPSETS BOAT
newspapers on Sunday.
------ O ------telling about the plan, "w ill go as a may be the next («"suspend and that it run he used by the plant. The
D e n t is t s
Gets Caught on Woman's Hat and
use
of
lime
is
i
«commended
for
this
direct
and
personal
message
from
Boh Holly has relieved the co la , they will lit* out a few pennies.
Nearly Causes Her Death by
Jdoxity of the senatorial outlook by j ono friend *° another.
I he object
Talk hard times and you make purpose. H. J. i’atterson, in Bulle
Drowning. *„
tin
No
lid
.
Maryland
Agricultural
announcing he will not he candidate. will be to enlighten the people all hard times.
(ìa r n e r it W o o d ru ff Hmltiin)?
I Station, statos
Bob may never be senator but hi over the world as to tin- resources
Cold H;irlpK, N V.—A maimed «parMake the majority of the people
"I.line has not Only t lie elfect of row, which fell upon Mr«. Floyd Nes
shows consideration worthy ol a ; of California and as to the class of i believe tlmt a financial crisis is at
people host adapted to muke a livaiding
in the formation of unions of bitt's bat, and got entangled In tho
senator.— Reporter-Star.
hand and you make them withdraw
Term « Moderate— Slrlrtly • aMi
potash
which will In- held in tin- soil, trimmings, nearly caused her death
Thanks, Joe.
We would r a t h e r Ing in the state" for the intelligent their funds from the hanks.
They
more varied and
j by drowning on 1 -ziko Oscawunn.
have the friendship of the press gang reader will lind more
hesitate before purchasing articles but it also 'has the ability to liberate
more
satisfactory
information
in
ani
Shu was paddling alone tn a ca
poatsb
from
combinations
which
are
than to bo President.
tlmt are really needed and before
noe
VVIk-i, tin*-bird landed on her
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average issue of a newspaper than
linked
up
.wot
c
o
l
I
tide
lo
pkint-'
O —
you realize it they have withdrawn
hat, and was caught. Mr« Nesbitt,
in any booklet ever produced as an
There
are
many
other
authorities
T h e editor of The Herald acknowl advertising medium foj a town's at from circulation money enough to
directly in tin- same line that it is frightened. Jumped to her feet and
edges with thanks the receipt of an tractions, if the newspaper as most have made times good.
overbalanced the canoe.
Her hus
GEO. A. D eCOTTES
1 ( seems
We do not believe Florida ns a unnecessary to quote here
in vitation to attend the launching of them are— is given to optimism
band. who was on shore, swam out
<*
w hole has ever been in a .belter to In* well established that the im ,mil hrought her to safety The bird ATTORNEY * **n COUNSELLOR *t \W
of tlie mammoth ferry boat, Henry and publishes home news.
shape financially thun at the pr**«- ported poiusli 1» not iisM-iitml to e s c a p e d 111 the excitement
M. Flagler at St. Augustine on
In setting a day for the entire
Practice in State and Federal Count
ent
time, and tin- outlook i* Fright tin* pursuit of agriculture II dill
Tuesday, September 22nd. We an- stati- of California on which news,
indeed,
if
those
in_
a
position
In
feel
Fteuniteci A fte r 38 Years- S ep a ra tio n .
too busy launching hotels, wutcbing j papers are to he *,-nl out, it is pos(iiírncr-Woodruff llldti
Sanford 1 1*.
Wilkes-Barre, I V - Mrs. Margaret
the war and other pleasant diier- 1 slide that special editions of all the business pulte and ilia , ■•*• the
II.li ke« Ilf IMttstoll' UUll Peter Miller
sions to leave home.
Harry Brown kinds will hi- produced for the tiers- case are true prognosticators of the
( i iiii-agn hi o th e r him) 'i n t e r
who
fill lire
of the St. Augustine Record can he
i)K
c
<;
h
, .'ion, and for this resoli tt is scarce
I TT
ti n. ..... . xep4,r:i!*-il for
>ear*. ioii-Ii
T h i« i • i ! ■ o «raj'. •■( \. -■ 11. Flor
trusted to break the bottle of wine
ly wise to urge sui h a Mate-wide
heih-YMiK lb « other deail, w.-re reIda when business is uT it' lowest
and never drink a drop.
MENTIS f
event for Florida, veliere the newsnnlttil when.. Miller walked Into tin* 1
ebb. blir^t Ti the m -.i m ' i . - t o n l he
paper, nirtrady do about ninety per
Inone of hi' sister tiliiiallnmiceil and
nib •• Unwell Building
tide turns and m »u : i it- ¡ l o o m i n g
A . B. Brock o f Sunford,
/
dec la Mid he was her long lost brother
w rutejcenl of the stalie's advertising in free
How will be bringing thousands and
SANFORD.
FLORIDA
us and asks If wo .tynnt to set any
Miller
and
bis
sister
lived
at
liucuto
often unappreciated boosting.
r e t—. f r <
thou- - 1 'll of if - !!:
o f our verse to music. Is this one of
>ears ago
lie then decided to go
llllt the people of Florida could
M pp idl
the fniits and \t •laiWest, irtxl when after 11 few inunth*
Hob H olly's jokes? Clearwater Sun. |make a prairie? " I having every day
from
the
«Inte.
o mere iv.ni heard of him he was
1 MMI Mil •<>*
" N o joke about that.
Mr. Brork ,t
New 'paper ll
.n
..
*d Re.**u,i!) h* I* arto-d
is n musician and wu-* -o coil ;, in .- i ,,
r*ad your
* i * ii1>1' *" ’ a .*1 Otitiv
tic over the o m . nl-oiii Florida that t,,
lil* ml
t i
U’ l
.
\j Writ hi r
he ri oily wants to make a soi.g out o>
a II1 •el . 11 i-III
■ar
o f it. Of course, he would not care tn Ahur i lilt-:
It i;. the lie *t M*r! of or I ft
LAW Y Litri
for • Howell's picture on the irunt advertising uud a line way to com Vance. The paper will lie sent to
page.
municate with friends to whom per them the allotted time and vuluo re
S 1ii ford.
Hr rida
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—— 0 ^haps you have not*time to send fre ceived will be given with each issue.
Zolfo Truth.
T h e Sanford Herald calla atten quent letters.
o
In Osceoljt county %F.- county comtio n to the lowly Florida sweet po
I,irne Instead to p,ita»h
tato, which, it says, was on •i* classed ini *inn«Th n nkt! n iHitctire r>! « 'rn* tlf it;g nut a t tiny-mi ri ur
Willi thi; razorbill-k in the rit t i>gwry . nnllj
inn
y be re trem í i n d I
I:
of humility.
i he sun*- di-'pirn il ‘ t> . <»(Ill's of Innil pa per* ii* a mi r ii?*
' point"d to l!i (ad t 1
tuber is now bringing *-i \i 1 i'h t - a i.f 1 eliti 1: if* rou nt r; about the Ai W11« a co it't it ui-t.t ol t i e to.i
peck in. Sanford. T lm t'« ti « klllll 1)1 bllliilll^ \a lk y, fur 1 icy recugnizi t i rum nerctal fertilizers and ti i u
stuff to band 'urn! Florida can raise must nil thoughtful people that \hv mo«
most the whole of the w-urL!
-ui
the beat sweet potatoes in the world, j well published local newspaper car-, .,|v 0f j(0 j ast, was'derived !. on
and she can raise them at a big [n c * an authority that osteiw ihly,
mina J*. Germany; that thu,
profit, and yet the crop in llild wus boosting urculnr* can never attain, j m|nq wna no^ jmw* being worked on
. estim ated .a t only ¿1,732,000 in — Miami Metropolis,
‘ account of the miners being called
O----value. J t might easily bo ton or
1 into the ranks ol the army, and, furtw e n ty times that amount, and bring P R O D U C E R A N D HIS PHODJJCT (her, because of ever there was so
prosperity and profit to the growers'.
In advocating a city ninrkol f o r - largo u quantity ia storage, nono of
*— Jackson villa Metropolis. ,
Orlando tho Reporter-Star has con the output could he shipped on ac
,
O —■,
fined its advocacy to simple argu count óf the utter destruction of tho
’ Johnny Borland, who bus been ments for .the health and convenience German, shipping since the begin
quicocent for some time has come to of-the people. In other places where ning of the war.
lh o front again this time us editor the name idea is being agitated other
V ery wide attention has been
taf the Jennings Herald. The paper reasons are being developed why the called to this situation, with the re
Tem pt the appetite,
tuu been published for some time city market la desirable.
sult that alleged discoveries of potplease the taste and
b u t we have just received our first
The question of municipal mar ush have been made in other coun
n o u r is h th e b o d y .
cop y and hasten to congratulate kets is being agitated in Houston, tries to which access muy he had;
Crisp, clean and fresh.
John on tho new infant.
I t Is n Tex., and a special committee re and even, if these reported discov
5 cents.
cinch that if there Is anything In cently has been engaged in making eries turn out to bo deceptive, lead
Jennings that John Horlund will an investigation of the cost of living, ing agricultural chemists assert that
bring it out or else shake the dust says the Courier-Journal.
so fur us agticplturo is concerned
o f the town from his feet, for ho
It has been discovered by the the supply of potash' is not indis
n ever stops long where there is nettl •committee that tho product* gets p o n ib le to tho growing of largo
Round, thin, te n d e r —
ing doing. Here's hopiiig that the 12 t j cents ger dozen ears of green m ips as large in quantity and as
w ith a delightful flavor
people o f Jennings keep tho advertis corn while tho consumer pays 30 excellent in quality as those now
.— appropriate for lunchin g coming to the Herald and the cents p e r 'd oieff; Lima” beans are ptòdUced.'
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Vòn, t e a and d in n e r .
^H erald will keep the town in the sold by tfie men who grow them for
10 cents.
The president of the Federal Chem
p u b lic eye.
60 to 8 (f ceKla ‘ per bushel while the ical Company of Louisville, Ky., In
consumer pays at the rate of $3.20 a .recent article in tho Manufac
.Bob H olly of tho Sanford Herald, u bushel. Sweet potatoes bring tho turers' Record says:
h avin g heard that a newspaper man producer DO cents to a dollar per
“ It will be difficult for our per- *
ia lik ely to be tho pro torn senator bushel and are sold to consumers at turbeil fertilizer brokers to impart
to succeed Senator Bryan, narrows $1,60 a bushel. The consumer sells their excitement over potash fo tho
Wally Behang, Conni« Mack's Star Backstop.
Made o f the finest
the chojce of Governor Trammell In ■qusshet for 1 0 cents n dozen; the dealers in fertilizer or to tho farmers
ingredients. B a k e d
who use them for tho very obvious
th at nwpect by withdrawing his consumer p a » 60 cents-n dozen.
'TVhllo L! Hung Schang's batting chuck tho ball wild has often opcni'd
to
p e r fe c tio n . T h è
arid base-running havo been extremo- the avenue to the plalo for opponrnl*name from consideration for the of
These are but a few of many reason that a large number of the
n a t i o n a l strength,
ly useful to the Macktnen this season, No fault can be found with Sehnng.
fice, but wants it understood that ho' items covered in the report of the in most intelligent farmers in the east
food.
10
cen
ts.'
the youth cannot yet be rated as a He had very-IRUo experience when h«
und
middlewest
have
long
used
fer
«xpecLs and intends to be postmaster vestigating committee.
The same
finished catcher," writes Jimmy Isa- came hero, and ho will 'have to h«
a t Sanford during President Wilson's condition exists with practically ev tilizers, and are continuing to use
mlnger in a Philadelphia exchange.
educated in championship games. HI*
aecond term:
“ Postmaster H olly“ ' ery marketable commodity.
The them, In which the element of pot
B u y biscuit baked by
"There Is no harder worker on tho ability to drive In runs Justifies Mark
has a pleasant sound about it, but it producer sella low.
The consumer ash U entirely absent. They claim
team than Behang, and he Is improv in using him frequently behind the
lacks the deep, majestic foil of “ Sen buys high. The committee acquits that aoll tilled by greater depth of
N A TIO N A L BISCUIT.
ing In tactics, but his value is offset bat. Some day 8 chang will find him
ator H o lly ." Better reconsider. Bob. th « producer - of responsibility for plowing contains a sufficient quanby his erratic throwing. Stealing on self and settle down. Then he will
COMPANY
— Lakeland Tplsgram,
high prices ■« might bo expected, tity .o f this element for severs!
Behang has been a profitable maneu become the most valuable maskman
- I t has a majestic roll i l l right, but If any nun deserves high prices for years hence, and that at present
Always look for that Name.
ver for many teams this year. Bcbang in our great national game, for he has
it also takes a majestic roll of the food products it ia thb man who money is needlessly spent in Am er
Ip Cime, and doesn’t hesitate to throw no superior as a batsman and baselong green to remain in Washington. .tolls In the fields and truck patch«7 ica therefor. In this they are sub-[
at any time, but bis disposition to [runner."
word edgewise we might timidly
arise from a back seat in the Amen
corner and squeak that w e.rath ef
opine -South Florida lias, the rest of
the state skinned fourteen ways in
brains, livers and other organic
matter.
And wo will -bet you a
c ra te of celery a g a i n s t a barrel of
oysters that a South Florida man Is
elected to the U. S. Senate.
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Business Cards
Drs. Mason
&
Householder
1.1son ¿i Iloiisholiler
WANT ADS PAY
CATCHER SCHANG OF ATHLETICS TOO WILD
Uneeda
Biscuit
Baronet Biscuit
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DHE SANPORD HERALD
M n . Uo«a Dickinson has returned
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY/home
from a trip to New York,
ABOUT PEOPLE
Pittsburg and other points north and
Utile Happenings— M ention O f will resume her duties.as teacher in
AND EVENTS
the Sanford schools.
M atters In Brief
PAGE P|VE
MRS. BURLESON AN AUTHOR
Wits of Postmaster Qanaral divan
Placa Among Wrltara with Pro
duction of " 8«cr«tary.M
FROM THE NATION’S CAPITAL
NEW S FROM
W A S MIN O SO N
BY
THE
SPECIAL CORRE
¿
PERSONAL ITEMS Of I N T t R t S I
Col. C. D Day, general manager
(Continued From Page 8)
Washington.—Mrs. Albert B. Burle
S P O N D E N T OF T H E HERALD
of the Southern Utilities Co., with
son Is one cabinet member's wife who
headquarters in Jacksonville spent1cuMcd ond arrangements rnitde for does not shine In reflected glory
Wanhington, Sept. 22 -(Special)- rncrce moving 'again. But if the
Tho postmaster general la distin
the
morning in the city and with increased activity in the class work.
Jnmmarj Of The Moating Small Talk*
After the business meeting a delight guished among statesmen, but his At u largely attended Conference, i south is not given a chance the inLocal
Manager
F.
P.
Hines
inspect
fiucdnrtly Arranged For Hurried
fame is matched by tho fame his wlfo held early this week, of the rreidont dustrtes of the northern and eastern
ed the Utilities here.
Mr. Day is ful social hour was enjoyed.
Herald Readñt
directors and vice presidents o( the states will seriously suffer for wanthas won In tho literary world.
very optimistic over the future of
Tho
production
of
her
clever
com
National Hivers and Hurbors Con of money with which to buy, ac
Busy
Her»
Sanford and like every other visitor
edy.
"‘His
Secretary.’'
In
Washington
gress. it was decided to hold the cording to far-sighted southerner»
The
Busy
Bees,
Junior
Depart
Fred Ogrum has returned from a to the city thinks that all we need
last winter, with Preston Gibson as eleventh annual convention of the who see in the present situation
business trip to Jacksonville and re is a first class tourist and commercial nu’nt of lht' Junior Civic Lcft« ue*
hotel.
who have continued their humming ■ponaor. gave Mr*. Burleson a place organisation in this city on Decem- anything but satisfaction.
amed work on the bulkhead.
among recognized writers and called her 9, 10 and U next.
------------------------ I and huazing throughout the surnSo vastly
4Fresh yeast cakes and Tirit^Hal
Big Firms Buying Colton
mer held a delightful rqpotlng in Cen* attention to tho fact that she had al important will this meeting bn that _^
-of tho
- w e p o W i n f hvrt»-«VMcx>«*imo»L*r—r'A-»F - y J. GonzaldLal .this
p,.rE WnmUy ^tJrpnnn rwlth_a. ready written “Tha..Ytvtí~MéJflí5r .it-, was -decided' to malm-every pos
r.vîS
reports
from*
.the.
9.6Û3
past,.atftccri:
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*7Tkr Hour* sad’ “Thir-nwhrr** *nd
Vance Douglass has rettmTrtt“fronr popular rrprr-mTftrtfrefrf-the Cudahy fine -attendance. 1 he reKurar'^uu'r aererai other plays that had been suo- sible effort to bring-to Washington In operation as postal savings dethe largest number of delegates that, positorics at the close of August,
a fishing trip on tho upper St. Johns Packing Co., states that his firm has tine of business was led by Mrs. W. cessfully producod.
fallen In with the idea of helping tho W. Abernnthy, after which Mrs. J.N.
>•»-•— firtr and reports great luck.
**] began writing long before I as has ever attended the conventions 1914, indicates that the deposits
cotton states by buying cotton undj Whitner gave a splendid talk to the sumed tho responsibilities of a fam of this great waterway association amount to $48,000,000.
The in
<f ■* Drink FLEZOL, the new drink.
have contributed their share hyj little folks, couched in languageMm- ily.” says Mrs. Burleson, "'hut 1 glad for the beneficial effect it will have crease in August was approximately
4-tf
u.ç«m v ngv( .ss-nrrrficCtiuK the senti- $4,200,000, which is the largest sinco
iiuying cotton and expeef^to assist, prussivu anti suitable to their youth- ly laid aside my pen to cock
in every way the movement to in-¡fulness, on the deadly effects of cradle, and I had llttlo hope of over ir.tent of tho tiaüuu.-Uiwxu4.uupruv:cU4^bc gyx t o m a t a » * )
•✓ Nolly Tolar left Thursday lust
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t p m t o » it nttThra ta.. JJu L j w tr th c r h i u v jr r r v ir y * .
. pMladetphB£.XOv^í*wu»
uary«. 19111'* .Ncw Y-ark City leads — *
- re a t of tho members of the —
" ■ -dren are grown, ray eldest daughter
European war. ---This move on th
Woman's
studies.
in view of the continued attacks all offices in postal savings deposits,__
J’,t has a baby of hor own. and my ambi upon the Hiver und Harbor appro followed closely by Chicago; Boston
. ^Seo. Duttoj) for tupiip, musard part of the Cudahy Company wllb he Club is very helpful to tbv.Tv^Ll|1
‘*3B
tion to wrlta la ovon greater than It
lettuce and cauliflower seed. - 96-tf Appreciated by tho southern far-j and children alike und these talks was when I was n young girl, and so. priation bill, Senator Joseph E. Kans- and Philadeljihia.
mers*
, , are. of infinite value to the young
dcll, president of the Nutionul Rlv-!
♦
* Mrs. Howland and daughter, Miss
people who are being trained in
era und Harbors Congress is more
It
la
not
gtnernlly
known to trav
Helen will arrive home today from
civic usefulness.
than anxious to make the forthcom
NOTICE
elers
on
tho
Ohio
river
that their
Coronado, where they have been
ing convention the most romnrkNotice 1* hereby given that under
safety
is
looked
after
by
a
dog, but
spending several weeks.
Jiote Meeting
and by virtue of instructions re
aide in the history of the organiza. lhc , teamboat Captain# Unow lt and
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The attention of the members of
tion which has. for upwards of ten
Get your Ice cream from Duhatt’a ceived from Ihc City Council of
are correspondingly grateful.
Tho
Sanrord. Florin, that I will begin- the Woman's Club is called to tho
years carried on a nationwide’ prop-. d
,, known* to the river men As
Ice Cream Factory.
85-tf
nlhg October 1st, 1«JU, Institute |change in the* place of meeting for
Mrs. Clifford Belt has returned ^
• ?
UaU"
^ r ^ r A 0pin,K.1l e de80rVini Old She,, and is the property of a
suit to enforce collection of all de- Wednesday (tomorrow) afternoon.
rivers und harbors of the country. ' watchman who is employed by tho
‘r
home from tho mountains of Norlh |
, taxes, paring liens, and' Mrs. John Melsrh will bo hostess
The situation a* to the Hiver and
governrre-t ct Silver Grove, Ken
0
Carolina where she spent a pleasant , sidewalk liens, due the City of San- at her home on West First street,
l iiarbor bill has not changed, tho
tucky, to place the danger signals
summer.
¡ford, which have been certified to' No. CIO. While the roses are grow! filibuster lignins', the measure con- ,
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in order to warn aj»proaching steamPLEZOL Is the one best fountain
mc for collection. ing rapidly in large quantities a
tinuing wnl* on vi-ihle signs ol it» .
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,
bout* and other craft,
drink.
-t-tf
Those owing any delinquent lav, larger attendance at these meetings
coming to tin end
1he great ma, , , ,
.
,the
.
watchJust before sundown me
has returned sidewalk or paving liens should nd- •* desired.
Members are requested
jority of the .Semite are becoming
vMr*. E. A. Douglass
man and his dog can be seen com
just same with me. and thus avoid to bring a roll of red crepe |>ajior
lienrlily tired of tin* tactics ol the
home from a visit to points in Geor
ing down tho river bank. Tho watch
the
accumulation
of
"further
cusls.
and
a
pair
of
scissors.
opposition
and arc seriously think- 1mtn . U n di on tho bl4nk whUe Shcp
gia where she visited her daughter
GEORGE A. DeCOTTEH.
and many other relatives and friends.
J ? UT . r“ VnK. m 8 . ,C Ün1'Plck**up a lantern in his mouth and.
/JirlA*
in order to get the hill out or In a runs to the end ol a dike where tho
9*1te
City Atlorney.
5 or 6 doses 606 will berak any
A little daughter arrived at the
jiusition to tie voted u|>on-itom by lantern is jilaced in position. Tho
case of Fever or Chills. Price 25
homo
o(
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
It.
Deus,
item.
11 it then appears that items dog will return to hi» muster and
Ntnire to Telephone Subscribers
cents.
94-261
September
2lMh,
to
the
delight
of
are
vicious
the Senate will decide
On and after O rtoher Ist. l u l l ,
the I s o will walk up the river to
her parent.»..
She will be called
whether
they
should stay in or be the next dike where the same jierind
Mr».
J.
H
Shuman,
son
there
will
be
a
charge
of
O
N
E
Mr
stricken out
and daughter le ft Sunday for a visit 1) 01,1,A it
Î 1 (10) made lor chang Camilla M adge
(ormance i* repeated
to home folks in Pennsylvania Und ing position nf telephone m same
William Henry i* the name of the
will lie away tw o or three w eek »
building,
and T \\ <» l»(»l.l.AKS
l iie buy-u-bllh- iif-ciittill)
move
little
stin born ro Mr and Mrs.
Î2.UII
(or
moving
telephone
from
ment.
will'll
was
originated
in
the
StLCCT rAMILY MOTEL
N e » booking orders [or Big* Bos
William Schuman. Sept 6th.
one
InillilifTK
l<
>
another
*outh
i
»hurt
time
ago
in
order
Ui
►I'M? r o n o u fL .
ton Letture and Caulillower seed
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out
the
cotton
planier*,
hu»
F F Dutton
96 il
(■randlather ILuskins i* rejoicing
IV r F W Miuhoney. Sve' j •
grown to
enormous
proportions,
that bis little grandson will be called
Hon. A. B. Newton of Winter^
t're*ideii| W ilson’* puri 1 , e of a I i¡.
Cool, romfonabl« *fitl modefn
I ’ liarle* I * I irri*
Garden. D em ocratic nominee
l»r
Convrniepi lo «(ramahip *L>ckiV„
giving tin* itioveiiienl a mo>t tin
1 It r 1* 11*1 n 1.tub' ti Hir N <it r h
Surtisi summer fairs
legislator Iroin Orange county w¡i»
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
evpe. liil. bul none Jlie les» gr.tlily
it ltl> VV HIM*ni» .ilrnn*ï riT latti t h.it
/• i, h nul Mi ni inn
in the city Sunday \isiling frien d*
lllg imjietlls
*
» e will lut V«• Mr Karl 1.eh ma nu,
V Mis Vli. ■ Whitner left on Sat nr
At leu cent» a pound, it i~ con
Pl.K7.nl. is the BEST ch erry field Sl'iT»
of tin• l tillei i Sim u t y,
day (or WirJrr Park, where she Will
(ended. manV t.ipdiie*» fir'n and ic^
lien* • f 11f fi Y«» lib * • .i r 1. m i>. fi» T * )« tin-* -easoti
drink
4 -ll
úq
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.! i . In.11 i oijld .t I*•■r 1 in t"
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tier
Tin*
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vpi
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hern
D E N T IS T
Mr and Mrs. F. J.. ('n i»b y , >oo
or more .mi *i « .1 t .. •
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und daughter are buine again are
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*>lf pi ;
I i .it
II. ad i i.ii U r ■
C of n-L.live» (or *i'V er.il
a vi*it i>( several week* ln N e« 1 •r k \Li• i*. I
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M i a . A lb e r t is. B u rle s o n
•turned to her home in He*
alieni -inning relative* and (moni
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of
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Mr 1.1liman
pr.'Hilly I b
ba*
\l ni i
c< uni i nii'il ity Mi*
( ’losing out all typew riter > t rb.m
r.
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to
toi
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tIlio* to wI tlillg
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pa per
Ite*! l.ra ile* mil V, ,1 •
ira- to 1 J.. T:•1
l'Iie But le» ih» nr*' this season noeu
per dozen sheet*.
I irruid l lili
1"ri*.. Ilei'
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I Ving a lui g' "Id Imune lo Ilo* old
Holler I* qieliding b
M.
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H..lt i more.- W .islnny tp* ' » Iirpp-tll I
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r.. t"
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I'jlUi.
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Born to Mr and Mr*, it it i o .i»
glut!.'*
ilei"
they entertain a great
M
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,i mi Bi. hmoud.
<F ' 1i
Did
Tupi* .il Sun'
tu c- **♦’
draw iin* room
a fine Imliy girl. It is hardly
•1, il
Mr* limi
"V
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Mv*.tr\ to add that Paint D< .
al wa r * i h;i .iinedy left "»'U d
diiu dit i r» (•ile)
le me
Two V.
liajiple»l nilin ill’ tlie
npW *
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I lie
M delio« Hill,, who will 1
Mi
faiF and winter stock for thn big ’ gaiiiztit'vili
t*r
rJDIAN GRAVES ARE OPENED
u i te ndtt nI* at t lo* li
.
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î r»
stori* of N, I*. Yowell-Â Co
t
'si»«* b* ur,
e. irrived on Moti.ir
¿ «r Gdosel 660 '. u bni « « u n\
nn®> !s«ir»i«i Muicui» Offlc Isti lu
.i Mi-. T . . : i
r.
ni I ever nr t *lui.
Mi *• *- V
1OUI) 1 ¿. Bill 4■■* Vt (Jr 3" r.[ t1 n ¿1»
Ane lent nur ytn(j Gruuml
p
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’Ite
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a o.. m .Sunday evem. g to
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a. 1. t.. •i i t
sirvo.» ut thè' Baptist .lini.
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Ili Mr.
fùuuahjp.
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Saud)«tun
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ri’jrifír,
roe
i:
Hftlifichnftl npcpssitipfi 11.:■* : )*■' lie I
;il n 1'ritfi
in the near futuri; should tea vu or- j
r.d urn to Sanford this week.
I y v 'a c m p b iy e i. W'»*re r e c e n i l y .T rri'» l
dw» ut the store of the Gant .H. ^,r together arid re líval i.'*
Slore, Hcivtusc of =he* Sufi* ri1r Otmlily
. ! on thè »unii' eluirge, and uro on
U -1
1er nuId Hardware ('o. at once, ne II fort*«- II .'»nullpf r II did ..
Mr* K W. Holiind and datigli t n i n j v n l t l n g t r in i
i
i contly.
Thi»
takes about 30 duys to get tle'ir. I’aIm Bin.. Ï
1er Mi** Helen have returned from
’•Ir. lieve vvt :irrulf:u**il bt fi.r. Ju»
together"
-J.lit
i*
what
i* IP
from the factory.
(,-'itc
I. .glitfui stay at Coronali» Beu.di in-.» of the Peai’i* John K Whltuuy.
-vever; *v here
\\ r Will lie I'iea.-T’d l 1G;vi' V • If Infomiation
I « clmrge iiguiiiHi Inni wus dl»mi*»«tl
New
are read? la be., Th« U.-eeelu Journal M l» «I ..
Mr Vh E. I.aing spynt the week II.- ammutii «d thut he wouid contimi«
announced each day.
Watch the guessing aocial. enjoyed by I imiti
In» excavnUoii» Ile asserted thut Ilio
end
very pleasantly in .Tumpa.
Herold und Tpit our price* on wed- Center
r.ttr Kii»immi*i* Kudeuvpiu Itimi un vlce jiriwlduiit of thè mu*
dine »lr.t;or.o,*y and engraved cards. orers.
Mr*. W’etherbee, chnirtnan
».'.un « uh ¡tn tintinnii) otte, and timi
FA# AW *«l Drug SfoiB
SANfOKD,
*1IONE 275
We have the lineal stock In the city/ of the social committee generously
Mr Gen. Huff is again at. home, lo* had «iefraycd thè expenaes of excualter a |i1ensant vacation of two vailon binuielf Thlrty »keleton» ami
offered
tt>
have
charge
of
all
pin
li
Thursdays and Sundays—Wood
U♦« W'
iiutidreds of rellcs buse been dug up
land Park.
Picnic convenience*, ning* so the other worker* ..mid
uiid
seni to (Ite mutteum
They
did,
al*n
amhsements. l^Te only safe, citmn j bave a good time
went
into
U
n*
Mr It. A. Terheuq went over to
outdoor swimming pool, emptied four dollu r* more
daily, cleaned and re-filled from ar treasury ns financial results of the ori.mdo Friday to assist at the in- NO TROOPS FOR THE FAIR
»t.iliotion of the new Macenhce
tesian well. Shower hath, toboggan evening. This is"fine.
War Department at Washington City
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
J,
Charles
are
|vnt.
•Ude. Leased privat ly also.
8t6
Cannot Make Detail Without
home from England.
As dis,»trict
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Special Law.
/saiiff E. H. McNeill, one of the promi- precident of Southwestern district
Mr yjorman C / Toole spent s.*vnent citizens of Orlando and well Mr. Charles is warmly welcomed, us tiraj (juya pleasantly in town for the
New York —A Washington dispatch
known turpentine operator was In of course he is in the Boys' Depart- urpk.emL
to tho New* York Tribune.says
thfl city ymtordny looking ufter hi* ment of tho Tamp Y. M. C. A.
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The secretary of war has been com
.j Sanford interests.
i . « . 4*;**-Now for bustling uji pinna fdr the
Mrs. Geo. .Dickinson ha* returned pelled to deny the request of tho man
^M . Fleischer, the well known veg C. E. district convention for St. from her vacation and is ready to agers of tho Panama-Pacific exposition
It seemed to need a
etable buyer is in the city again Petersburg.
take up her duties as Seventh Grade to detail n considerable number of
getting ready for the fall crop. His president to take the lend.
tc.-¥cher. . She is the guest of Mrs. army officers und regular* to serve In
Mr. Zed Crawford, of the Y. M."
vnrious capacities during.tho fnlr next
*ife and family will come down *
J. N. Whitner*
C. A. of Jacksonville, who! i* also
year.
Ut* r lh the season.
Officers and men would have to bo
president of Northeastern
district
Mnslc In Woodland Park
Mr». N. O. Thomson of Seffner detailed at otic« to assume tho sug
will have its convention In his own
After October first Woodlnnd Park church, thé Springfield •Presbyterian
l,om® aftcr “ pleasant *,.„^„1 ,Uitle*. and nothing can be
»ill open, only Sundnys.
and i* going briskly to work so the VI»It to her daughter, Mrs. Huy dime, except by *j>«*clnl legislation,
• ^athing, amusements, picnic con*
which tho war department Is not dlsplans will not need to bo too much Hutu.
'enicncts, orchestran music.
9-tf
jMsad to recommend
rushed at the very last.
This i»
we]L
.
Miss
Pearl
Stallings
is
the
guest
Notice to Antpmoblle and Motor.
.
What Do You Know About ThlaT
Complete abstracts from the records of.
¿liss Marjorie McNeil, president ¡of her unde, Mr. J. W. Matthews.
Cycle Owners
New
York.
—
Norman
Mclnnoa,
a
* j 1***® l*ke notice that all auto 6f the Presbyterian society in Talla
Orange and Seminole Counties.
Taxes
Mrs. Js E. Butler sjient the. week mine manager, who has Just returned
* " “L n,°torcycle licenses expire Sept. hassee says they, will meet, If noti
from Nicaragua, declared that chick
•25'
New licenses and tags are fied, any Endeavorers coming to tho end at Lakeland visiting friends.
ens brought by him from the states to
paid for non-residents.
^L*#. n° W
p i that country ate so much growing to
But in it
Please call and secure State Woman’s College.
Mrs.
F.
J«
.Gonzales
accompanied
now license and tag before October there is only Y, W, C. A. for stu
bacco’ that their eggs were unfit to
C. W. GOUDim:ii; Manager.
first.
Mr. Gonzales to DcLand yesterday; eat because of the strong nicotine fla*
dent».
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She will go over to Orlando today vor.
JNO. D. JINKJNS,
G R A C E A. TOWNSEND.
9-3tc
for a wetk's visit.
T * ■h.
Tax Collector.
Interlachen, Sept. 22, 1914.
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Whenever Von Wnrt to Kr (\v Anything1
Tell tlie Hello G irl In Give You No. 275
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S E ÍVi I N O L. F. P h M iS .fi/iA C Y
SEMINOLE COUNTY- ABSTRACT CO. j|
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�SEPTEMBER 22, 19U
TUB SANFORD HERALD
•tat* ol Florida:
Thai lh# IdIIo i Ih i
MARQUARD WINS TWO REMARKABLE RECORDS
amanilmral Is Bartion
1C of Arlirl* IV of th« ronriltutlon of lh*
•tala of Florida I* k n ttr »rrr#d to and ‘ hall
ha aubmittad lo tha alanor* of tha atsta
(or adoption or rejection at tha nail (anarat
alartlon baraaftar; (hat la to aay. that Bar'
lion 1C of Aftlrla IV ahall ha amended ao
aa to faad >■ follow«:
Sartlon 16. Tha (¡orarnor ahall appoint
all romml«»lon»d officer« of tha atata piljttlc.
Including an adjutant t*n#r*l for 'ha «tata,
with rank of brlradlar parral, who abati ba
rhlat of atalT Tha du tira and ru tnpanaatlon
ni «il nfflora ao appointât «hall b« «a fived
bjr l » w . T h # l « m . ol ofllf# ol âll romraiaaionrd offlrrr# o l th# o r c t n l i f d milltla « h ■U
t># rabt inuoua d u rin( In * p l« a * u r * of ih *
G o m n o t : » u b je r t to «uch l* w a a« m a y b#
#n#rt#d by th# l* fla l« tu r# p r o v ld ln * (o r t b « ir
! r « t l r * n « n t tor « s # or o th rr eau*«*.
A Joint ll # # o l* ll# s
I Propoalnr an araandmrnt to Sartlon I of
Artirl# V of ih# constitution. rrlaünc to th#
Ju d ld ary:
lia It rraolved by th* l»(ialatur# of th*
•tat» of Florida:
That tb# followjDC amandmant to goctlon
1 ol Artivl# V ol tha constitution U b*r*by
*(r#»d to and »hall b# propoa#d and aubd Lo tha.alat.tota ni ,tha iW h J l l « » 1 or r*)*rWi»w -w»-»bw w#it g*n»ral #l#otlon h*r*aft*r, that la to aay, aaM «SftTDlIT
of aald artirl# ahall b# amended ao aa to rrad
aa folio wai
Srrtlon I. Th# Judirlal pow»r of th# «tat#
•hall b# v»«t»d In a •W9(#m» court, circuit
courte, court of record of Earambia county,
cilintnaJ courts, county eourta, ewuntv
Judfr* and JuHlr*a of th# p#ar# and «ucli
othrr court* <if”T«imml*alon« aa tho Ircielaturr may (rom tlm* to tlm# ordain and r#tabliih. Th# Icftalalur* may pr*#cHb» th#
romp*n«alïoTr- of th# Juatjc»» and Judgra ol
lha ac'ctal court*, but no court brrrtoforw
ewtablbhrd' uhdrr tha ronatllution and lawa
bt llmlila «hall
j ' ...
Th» »ot#a raat la rimplFaoee wltl #*14
propowd «mandmenta, and tha eanv«*«.
déclaration« and rrtuma thrrrof, ahall 'a
aubjrct to tha aama rr|u1ationa and reatri •
tlona aa ar# provldrd by law far |#netri
ricctlona In tha atat» ot Florida.
In tMtlmany whrraof, I havafharannto r t
ray hand and afflitd tha sraat aaal of tl •
Ruba M arquard of New Y o rk National League Team.
•lata of Ftotlda, at Tatlahaaaa», tha canlt f,
thla tha twenty-flflh day of July, A. I). 1 9J I.
11. CLAY CRAWFORD,
(Seal)
R obe Marquard, the Giants' south
Marquard (proper name De Mar
Secretary ol State.
paw, who pitched hla team to victory quis)' was born In Clereland, Ohio.
lOO-Tuee-iatc
In the 21-lnnlnjc gamo at Pittsburgh April 23, 1889. A fter the Cleveland
recently, la a record maker. In 1912, Americana bad refused him a trial ho
NOT1CF. OF ELECTION
when Marquard was at hie beat, he obtained a position with tho Canton To the Sheriff ot Seminole County, of the
Slate
of
Florida;
tied Tiro Keefe's record for winning Central league team In 1907. He took
III It known. That I. II- Clay Crawford
19 straight gamea. Though the Na part In 4(J games and his fine work Secretary of State of the State of Flbride,
give notice that a general electional leaguo la 38 yearn old. It re caused tho Indlanapolla club to draft do hereby
lion III be held In Semlnote County, State
mained for Rube Marquard to win tho him. Marquard'» record of winning 23 I Florida, on Tuesday ceil aurceedlng
ding tthe
Aral Monday In November. A O. loll.
longest game In the league's history. games and losing 11 games with In the
raid Tueaday being the third day of
When Marquard created hla 1Ustraight dianapolis during 190S brought many November.
United Slate» Senator from the State
record In 1912, he beat Ed Reulbach, bids for his services from major league of For
Florida, for »la year* from March 4. 19I&
now o f the lirooklynt, out of hts honor managers
F'or llepfeeentativr from the F'o.urth ConIndianapolis finally sold
girealonal Dlatrlrt ol the State ol Florida
fo r tho modern record o f H straight him to tho (Hants fqr $11,000. With in
the Slaty-fourth Congraaa of the Unite!
In ' tbe National leafcuo. Fallowing tho Giants tho follow ing season Rube State«.
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Far
of Agriculture of Cue
this Rube plucked another feather out lookoa llkn tli© rankest kina of a stmt* olCommlaaloner
Florid*.
Fo r T » 0 Jutfi f© * o f th© Sujirrm© C o u f ï
o f Reulbach’a cap, as Dig Ed up to re bloom or, losing 13 o f 18 games pitched.
Stai© ol Floridi.
cently was the winner o f tho National McGraw held nn to his high-priced of Fth©
of th r
o r T * o ltaltrcjft<! Corri m i» « lo o©r
league'll longest game. On August 2t. southpaw, allowing him to warm tho Stai© pf F i o r i i ! » .
For nn© \(©rT*ÌM^r *»I th** fl*»u*© «f lt©pfs*1905, Reulbach, pitching for tho Cuba, bench most of th© season of 1910. In •©nt»tlvm of thr Hi#!** 4»! Florid».
For i '«nim y «Itide©
beat Sparks o f tbe Phillies In n 20- 1911 Rub© 'found himself," nnd Justi
Fitf Shrriff.
lnntng game by a score o f 2 to 1. fied Manager McGraw's Judgment by
Fnf t le*r la
th r ' Ifruil i .»uri
F«»r t «8Uflt> \*** *»44f *.f 7 «tra
■ (^htcagn ami Cincinnati also fought a winning 24 anil losing seven gnnu-a
For T * » < nllrcttu
20-lnnltig 7 to 7 tie on June 30, 1592.
and leading National league pitchers.
Fnf i ' iluni ) T rs-*•ur*r
LOOK FOR BASEBALL
PEACE
Many Students OelleVo Coalition
Some Sort Will Be Arranged
Before End of Seaton. ,
of
Many students of baseball beltevo
that soma sort of a coalition l>titween
organised baseball and the Federal
leaguo wtlj be effected before tho end
o f t li». p u sen t ptayii,« season. They
srguo th x r tjo ttn ltltu n i i u CTwrurMi
heavy drains necessary to maintain
tha.war: Up tá tho prosont orRaulzed
b u ob ali as typlllod by tho two major
teaguos had held tho whip hand In tho
light agalnat tho Federáis.
Hut tha
nfrotutionary element has seriously
crippled tbe minor leagues, especially
those o f Class A A, nnd\lt baa boon
.through thex« that tho moro protentious magnates were hurt. Tho two
m ajor leagues could not go far without
tha support o f tho little fellows. If It
>rore a caso of tho survival o f tho fit
test there Is little doubt that tho major
leaguó club owners could go furthar
than tha Federáis. Hut tho lesser
lights, upon whoso success the majors
most depend, have to be considered.
And these have begun to grumble seri
ously over tbe present- pinch.
N O T T S o f the
DIAMOND
Leonard Is doing tho beat work o f
»ny pitcher In tbo league thtB year,
JACK
BENTLEY
IS
PRAISED
Nick Altrock, Veteran Coach of W ith Ington Senator*, Thinks Young
Pitcher W ill De Star.
For f t i o n t y Supr rintrntlrni « f l ‘ ytitt«*
1n^truct lon
Far ( n u n lj SunrFjHf
F «ir V « Y© ( o u n t v 1
1 uni rn** ■**» n *■f *
Puf TltfM> M rm i»rf w tif thr < « H l i t ) IfoaMt
of Tubile in atru e ti o o .
.
F o r Ju*tJf© o f «Ih© P e i f * In Éndv for th©
followlnt Juatlc* Diatri cu, , vili Uni. 1, 3,
». I
N o ll e a o f
App llrallo a
for
Tat
H erd
Uodrr
Hrrtlen 373 or the General Mtatntrs
Notice la hereby siven that M. L. Wright,
purchaser of Taa Certlfteal* No. 345. dated
th# 5th day of June, A. IX 1911, haa bird
•aid certiflrate in my office and haa lhada
application for la i.v e d to ISsue in accordanre with law. Said certificate embrace«
the follawln( described property adtualrd In
Sentlnola County, Florida, do-wlu. Lot 44.
Urea 8 2» ft.) (Ilk 6, Tier I, Sanford. The
•aid land beinc aearasrd at the date of the
T
office *nd ha* mad* application fur t«.
deed to l**o* In accordance with t*w
certificate embrace# th* following
cribod property altueled In Bomlnol# coun.
ty, Florida, to-wlt: Heg NE cer ol N W 1.
ot SEW, Sec 10. Tp 31 8, it 31 E. run vi
4 eh*. 8 8 chi. E 4 eh*. N 5 ehe—21* *
Tb# e»UI land being eascaeed at the date
of the laauance pf auch certificate In the
name ol Unknown. Unlee# •aid certifi-«i,
ahall be redeemed according lo 1«» 1st
deed will Ltd* thrgeon on the 24«K ,|• y ol
September, A IF. 1914
For Conatabla In and for th» foUowing
Juatlc# Dirirlcta, vii Noa. I, 3, 3, 4.
In taallmony wh*r»of I hav* b*r#unto
•rt my hand and afflted th# Or*at Saal of
th# Stai# of Florida, at Tallabaaaaw, .th»
Capital, thla Ih» tw#nty-fourth day of
Aucuat, A. 11. 1914,
«
H. CLAY CRAWFOHIt,
Prcrrtary ol Stata.
To C. M, Ifand, ShariD, Hamlonla County.
S-TurvStr
ta iuanr* of aurh c er tific ate in thr name of
Witnee» my official elgnature •„,)
K. II Garner. I’nlrea aoid rertiftrate ahall thla the 31«t day o) Augutl A D |vn
fa *
bo
redeemed
according
to
law,
lai
deed
N#tlra o f Aj>*llrati#n ar l a i ll aa d l ' a d r r
u eal)
E. A . D O U G L A S S .
will iuuo thereon on tna 30th day ol Sep
S a r t ia » U t #f Ih * ( ì r n r r a l .Statola»
Cle rk Circuí* C e u r » -geminóle Co.. Fl» .
Notlr» la haraby (lv«n that Forr*at Lak». tember. K, I). 1914.
Hy J. C, Robert«, ft r*
Wltnraa mv offirlal afgnalure and eeal Tura t-Str
norrhaarr of Ta* CartlSrata» No.« 1044,
1019, 1053, 1060. 1071, dated thr 3rd day thla tbe tat day of September, A t>. 1914,
(aeal)
K. A. DOUGLASS.
ol Junr, A. I>. 1913, hai Riad aald rrrtlflN o t ic e o f Aspllcallon for l a i Deed I ndrr
Clerk Clrruil Court, Seminole Co., lit.
ratta In r»r offlr# and hat mad« application
.Section 573 o f tho G e n e r a l M u t a l e »
Ily
i.
C. Koberta. IX C.
lor tai d##d to la#u# In accordane# with taw.
Notice it hereby given that 11. It, ltro»n.
3 -T ura-Stc
Said rrrtfArata« rmbraco the totlowlns d#*purchaaer
ol Tat Certificate Not tie. » 7« ’
rrib#d property »¡turici! In Seralnol* Coun
«B2, dated the 3rd day ol Jun» A I)'
ty, Florida, to-wlt:
Lot 8, 111k C, Mit Nelice o f Application for Tel Deed la tir' 479.
1907, haa filad aald certificate« In my orfica
chell’* Survey I-o V > (¡rant (leu bar 13 cha
and haa made application (or tai d,.».( (0
Metilo» 574 of the General fllalnlea
N of SW cor. run N S3 dr*. E 5.03 cha. N
iaaue
In - accordance with law. Said cer,
Notice
la
hereby
given
that
il.
C.
llowera,
6 dr* W 9 rh* to tallir, thrnr# In main purchaaer of Tal Certificata« No. 576, dated llflcatea
embrace th# following deaeri!,#,)
direction 70 d#f W 5.67 cha to Wbdry of
y situated In Seminóle rountv
fait 44 d*f F 10.30 cha to has). latta fl,
33. 41. Tg ^ rnf TT.- -If It rhrll'a X ary_liiuA *
T h * »»Id land hi l>| »•«»—« d at. iherdat#
phdVf laiuanro ol auchcertificate
In the
namr of No 1044. N .B . (Jilea; No. 1019, K. Augual Av D. 1890, haa filed aald certifi of the Issuance ot auch certificate in th*
ily I’almrr;
No. 1055, 1060, 1071, N. U. cale* In my office and haa nada application name of Upknown. Unte«« said cerrificat«
(Ji|#w. tlniaa» aald r#rtlflrat# ahall ba re
lat deeda to iaaue In accordance with law. •hall be redcamed according to law, ,,,
deemed accordine to law, taa deed will iaaue forBald
deed will_____
iaaue thereon on the 2«th day
embrace the following ________
th*r#on on tha lat day ot October, A. D. drarrUg'dcertificale«
property altualed In ' SemiaubL. nF September A- t> 1914.
1914.
•
Florida, to-wlt:
*3*®*7*'''Whn>»a my official alrnature and
Witneea my official »¡(nature and aeal thla county.
CertificaU No. 576 embrace# the NUff this the 24th day of Auguri A. D. 191«
th* lat day of September, A. D. 1914.
(seal)
E. A, DOUGLASS,
of
NWI*
of
Section
13.
Tp
31
S.
K.
33
Fiaat.
(arali
K. A. DOUGLAS»,
Clerk Circuii Coure Seminota Co., F'la.
40 acre«, aald land being aaaeaaed et tbe
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminóte Co., Fla.
ol atich certificate In T u « i-ste
date of the laauance
lut
ny J. q. RiWFr.: b. c.
. .
Hy -u
— Thè
íiahié of Itr
Rryant."
u»*-5l¿
*
Nelle* of Applieatlaw er i a I Deed Under
Mediae 575 of the Geaeral Htelalao
Notice la hereby given that Forreat Lake,
-lurrhaser of Tai Cartlflratea No«. IP50,
1051. 1053. 1039. 1051, 1063, 1063, .1064,
1069, 1070, dated Ike. 3rd d a y of June,
A. D. 1912, haa filad aald certificate In my.
iffice anil haa mad« application for tax dead
10 Iaaue in accordance with law. Said errIficatra embrace tbo following deaeri bed
-iroparty altualed In Seminole county. Flor
ida lotwlt; Lou 31, 33, 23, 34, 80, 39, 40,
I*. 43.. 4!. 45. 46. 10. 71, 73. 76 and 77.
Illork p, MitrhrlFa lurvy Grant. The aald
Irnd belntf aaaeaaed at tha dale of the laeu11 re of auch certificate« In the name of
Unknown. Uni»*« aald certificata« ahall lie
rr II -mail according to law, tat dead will
'w n thereon on the lat day ol October.
A. D 1914
\ it ira» my offirlal algnature and acal
*hla I • lit day of September A. D. 1914.
(•call
' E. A. liltUti LASS,
Clerk Circuit. Court, Seminole IV , Fla
Ily J C. Koberta, D. C
1-T uee- Itr
C e r t if ic a t e N o . 3510 e m b r a c e « th e T > ^
q!
"Kfl acre», a'ai^ land being aaaeaaed at th# dafe
of the laauanre ol auch dertlflcate In tbe
name of J. W. Anderaon.
Certificate No. 3261 embraces the S i( of
NEU of Section 13, Tp. 31 H. It. 33 Eaal.
80 scree, aald land being aaaeaaed at th* date
of the laauance of such certificate, In the
name of Unknown.
■'
Certificate No. 1607 embraces th* SER
of NW‘ i of Bectlen 6.‘ Tp. 318. II. 33 .F.aat.
40 acre«, said land being aaaeaaed at the date
of tha issuance of ouch fertiflcat* In the
name of Unknown.
Certificate No. 3088 embrace* the EH of
N E ){ ol Section 3. Tp. 31 8, It. 33 Raat. 80
aerra, said land being asseaeed at th* date
ol thp laauance ol auch certificate In the
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1T1C
App'lif» l i o n
for
fa i
thrrdl
l'n d rf
Nr rilo» ¿73 of Ibr (irn m l Hlalilr»
N o t l r » li horvby given that 1). I). Oiniel,
Murrhurr of T »* C rrlllifil» N o . 23&7, diltd
'.fie til «S»> of Junr# A. I>. IM)*, hn fil©d
« i l d fi-ftitìrat«' in Tny tifflr© » n i l . haa madr
a jiplIcBtum f o r tax « I «i to U»u© kn » e e o r d -
Htrr with l»w.
Slid rrrtiflrxitr rmbrirw
■hr fnllowing i l r t r r lh r d tifi»f>«rty i i t u i t r d In
<rmim*lr
r «»uni v, F lo rid i.
to - wit
II©k
N K rcirrirf of S I! >, of NV\
Hrrllon l»i,
T u w n t h ip 2 L »H, **! Kang«* nr K, run .^outli
111 2-1 v i r d * . w©*t T'Jfi T l >d», N o rt h
« I V 2-1 yd*, Km»t 7 2 f* !-S y d * to brg.
T h r s»i-l lan d Nring *w**»a«r'vl
th r i l » t r
*»f ' h r iss'lBfirr of " i f h r r r lih i* » t r in thr
il « fu r of M r«
VI
VVJhitr
t" n1©**u ■»til r n f i l i n i © » h ill hr f©F|hrtri©d » rro rd tD | tu lirtr*
I n d©©4 wilt |»*U© th rfru n on thr I 9 th d » y
,,f Iiriuh©r. A I» » ‘i l l
W ' t n e i i my o f lle iil i r n a i u r r
» m l m »1
» h*<* ih r 11 th il* y o f Srj»irmik©i. A f • îÿ| I
krall
.
F. A
i Mi l t i l . ASS.
( Irrk Orrutt (.’«uri. Svmtnul© Co.. FI*.
7»T ur»* 5tr
'In
l
** *
The w ear and tear ontypew riters
and linotype machines since the adren t o f the Federnl league w ill mount
Into the mllllona.
j
f
.
.
.
The Cincinnati club has purchased
Pltchsr Prltty of the Evansville club,
lie Is » left-bander with an excellent
record In the minors.
-
017. 10&2, tilled th© 3rd d*jr uf Juti9
A. l>. 1912 tod Canlficata No. 467# d«t«d
•old r©rtiflcyteB *tn my offlc© and hai mii#
• pplUallon for tot «Iced to Imu« In ireord*nr© «Uh U «. Said rerUficate© Noi.'tote.
1047, 1052 ©nitrir© th© following detrrlbed
rnperty tltuatvd In H©minol© county.
. oridi, to-wlt: Lot© 13, 14, 19. 20. Illork
C. Lou 2$, 27, 2S and 29 Block 1», Mit.
ch*rlU l*©vy (Irani, CortlArat© No. 4fi7 cm.
hrac©* th© following descrlbod property
•ituat©d In Sontiool© county, Florida, to-wit:
ftl^ of N E!i of H#ctlon 12. Tp 21 S. U 32
E,
80
fe m
The
amid
lin d t
Ily i .
C
Kotiert*«
I*
C.
th e re on on t h© 241 h
A
!* 1911
WilnriM rny ufftcial
F
Wallle Bchang's brother. Dob, has
been picked up by Pittsburgh and wlfl
report to the Pirates after tbe season
with the 8L Joseph club of the Weet. . .
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Manager Bill Carrlgan says that hla
Red Sox are still In the pennant ehasd,
and with Hooper and Lewis back In'
the game be looks for » big string
of victories.
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N o t i c e o f Ap p ll r» il «m '«»r C h a r ie r
Notic© i© hereb y g i v e n ; th©t on th e 10th
d a y o f O c t o b e r , A» t>. 1914, or * i toon
th e re a fte r a* I ran h© hea rd, 1 »h all apply
to tb© H o n o r a b le Jam «© VV, Fe f kin». Judge
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The
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now bi-tng on bl© with the Clerk uf ih© (.‘ If*
rult C o u r t of Berninolr <*olinty.
Tb© c h i r u d e r and o b je c t o f th© cor p o n í *
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To data the Cleveland scouts have
broken all records In rounding up re
cruits for, tbe Naps. They’re prob
ably going on the thoory that none 1»
too poor » player to be given a try
out
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If Frank Chance Is worth |lt,(X>0
to the New York Americans, Joe Bir
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A Joint lt© »«l(atl©B - mingham la worth twloe as much, r ?-•'
Proaoelnl an nmandmaat to Beetle* 16
for If it wasn't for Dlrmy and bis Naps Article IV , ef the eotSihutie* of the
the Yankees never would have climbed
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“ Somehow or other 1 can not get It
out of my mind that one of these
bright mornings Jack iU-ntloy will
wnko up and And himself n great
pitcher," wnld Nick AUxueY.
fanning U-e
"llentley Is one of tho fe w jirrmy“ 1
pitchers I have given advice who
really pays attention to what I say \
anti tries to do what I tell him, I am
not throwing nuy bouquets nt myself |
when I state that at one time I Was
rated a fairly good lc/t-bander. .X
think I know something about tho
pitching art, thereforo It stands to rea
son that I can help llentley If ho only
w llf let me," Nick added.
"In tho first place, the kid has the
stuff—he wouldn't bo worth wasting
tim e upon unless ha had good speed
and curves and fair control. What he
really needs Is work In order that ho
can get experience, and Just as soon as
Griff decides to pitch him regularly
tha worth o f my prediction w ill be
shown."
Altrock always hag been one pf
Bentley's best boosters. Tha veteran
has V&kt-n a fatherly Interest In the
youngster, Ha rooms with him on the
road and Is constantly by his side
during practice, It will not bo Nick's
fault If llentley does not deliver the
goods for tho Senators.
Da It ordained by the Lailafature of th*
» t a l a - «4 Pteridsr.
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Th at tha following amendment to Beetlon
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THE KITCHENER OF RUSSIA.
G.nsral Rsnnsnkampf H s s Bs.n th*
Trslnsr of ths Russian Troops.
That Russia tins surprized Germany
and incidentally, the world with an
exhibition of military efib fc icy U
largely due to the labors o f General
rieunonkamptrwho t,a" bw‘ n
ble during the past few year» f°r «•)*’
reorganization Umt has taken place
la the llusslnn army.
Till- disastrous war with Japan left
the Russian military forces In a «tntc
of the utmost m ilitary demornttxnttnn.
and It was not until 1008 tlmt the govcrunicut tackled tho problem qf reor
gnolzatlon. As a result tho entire
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IN FRANCE.
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T h e y A r e Looked Upon at A m a i o n t by
the French Country People.
A never ending source o f wonder and
delight to the French country folk are
the killed highland regiments with the
Brltbdf expeditionary force. Tho high
lander In full gala rig, scarlet-tunic,
tartan phttlhcg with the gav ’’»iibrnin"
or |Mulch, while gaiters nnd big l*onr
skin henddr.-sH 1« n thing <.f beauty
and Joy forever nt home, and even now
' when clad In khaki he Is a remarkable
j sight for foreigner».
| Tho French could hardly believe
their eyes when they saw tho husky
regiments wearing wlmt np|M'ured to he
short petticoat*. True, the garment
was o f khaki, like the Jacket, hut It
Impregnable Helgoland
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Germany’s Gibraltar
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In (he North Sea
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I1K eyes or thu. naval experts
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of the world were cbhtcred
upon the Uluml of Helgoland. ♦
Germany’» Gibraltar lu the
N orth sea. when tho war begntL
I t was the general opinion nmoug
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them that the German squad runs would
not attempt nn open engagement with
tho llrltlsh fleet In the North sen. but <%'■
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c e n iil.f rnliinln p i G ly »n fn lll l l > i L f l t Llifi
K ie l canal, secure behind tho cimin of
coast defenses, o f which Helgoland Is
the principal lluk.
Had .the Island not existed nnd It
w ere possible to construct a fortress
at a point which would prove most
formidable against attack In the North
■ o «r Germany could not havo chosen
a ju o tn
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UENKUXt. HEN MEN K i l l r i».
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nnd reck.tiled. The pence footing was
rained In 11)12 from 800,000 to l.fiOO.OOO.
organized In thirty-seven army corps,
of which, thirty were stationed In Kurupentì Russia. These have been the
gigantic duties o f General Itenncnkauipf, who is known ns the Kitchener
of Russia, assisted more recently by
the mllllary genius of General Souk
bomlluoff, the present minister of war
General Reniietikainpf was one of the
few Hint-Inn generals win. emerged
freni the Japanese war with nndlrnln
Istilli reputation
He ha» been In com
munì of the first army In the north
flank operating In Hast I'rnssla
lU ntienkampf played a brilliant part
In the Japanese war and was prom et»,
I'l flotti major gelljTU 1 lo Ilellt .-nil lit
general
Ile »«.'it distinction III the
baille of Mukden and In oilier great
cullili Is, and nt the, end of the war
wa» a-si.-nyd to suppress (he revolu
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lialdtunts of thè <olimi v throngh « Idi h
tliey «r e pn*»lng genenilty put lliem
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« bl' h (In- Kngil»li t . e e p for »i>ri"iis
righting
W lien lobi that Ih« klltisl
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it was recommended,
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In anticipation of the above men
g u a t ili " f .............I |‘ fe|e 11 k lllgs lllld
shout. " V l v e i i l le » e '- o s s a ls !"
Tln* tmgplpe* are ilnother attnictlon.
a n d « lo-l, Ille G o l i i - | - ire slepplllg olii
lo Mie i
k n il .- Notili ’ or lite Ar
gylls ami Siuliei lands tir- nnnimnclng
lllelr preseli. .* «U h "The l ’ainpbells
Are ('onitn' ' «In d e vlll'ttge* fttllow
lliem for i n d e '
Tln-re tire fmir lilgh
* land n glim ni» «villi thè Hrllisti nrtuy
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• Hut forty six tulles distant from the
HolguTflbd w r Ttrm rwnPKTfke* nearly
perpendicularly -Lruut—tho . son.,
height of 160 feet. Its rugged, over
hanging, natural walls nro fortified
nnd protoctal to n degree which has
no jmrnllet even at Gibraltar or tho
Husslan CrunstadL Helgoland Is tho
most strongly fortified place lu the
world. It 1» the key to tho Impregna
ble .wall of redoubts which protect
Germany's North sen coa*t lino, the
KU;I canal nnd tho approaches U>
Hamburg nnd Bremen.
A largo section o f tho rocky plateau
hns Ix-en made to conceal gun» In
armored turrets, great const weapon#
on disappearing mountings nnd a for
midable array o f rnpkl fire guns. Hewn
out o f the solid rock are ammunition
mngnzlnes and bombproof shelters, nnd
tho entire scheme o f fortlflentlon Is so
Ingeniously engineered ns to bo from
without completely Invisible ns well
a » Invincible.
Tho Island Is also a
mighty naval station and Is jilso pro
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Scarf-Mantle and Medici Collar
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V[yiV IV HF.U 1<lt.AM>,
«b l.il
«n il disappearing lunignr» f"t
a e r o j i h i i i i 'i
iiie l
n o utlini>>d<ilbi|i
l..f
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dirigible balloons,
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Helgoland Is a triangular Island a
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m ile long and a third of a nillrrin Its
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greatest width, and standing Its) feel
out of the ocean, twenty-eight miles
from the uialulninl. at a point near (lie
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months " f (lie rivers lllbe and UVs.-r
)! «n s until tw enty four ynirs ago a
I t r l t l sh |mhmom*|ii |). The peaceful tra il' • ♦
fi-i ■ f (tie rugged Utile Island fioiii
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ijiieeu Victoria'» governnoiit to that of
her grandson, tho kaiser. 1» an odd ♦
chapter of Kiiropenii history, and one
w h ld i llrltons do not now read with ♦
hiU I nfactum.
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From INS."» to I8DO Africa was a scene I ♦ ’
o f frciiijci) scrii milling for territory on ♦ »
the pnrt of Kngland, Germany. France,
ltelgiiim r I'ortugnl and Italy. In 1KX>
a number of International agreements
ns to African coinutul iKuindarles nod ♦>
"sphere* of Influence” were made. In ♦ >
one of these Germany agreed to recog
nine a llrltlsh protectornlo over Znnxl
tmr In return for tills concession Ureal ♦>
Itrltaln ceded Ilellgolnnd (ns Kngland
Kind led the name) to Germany.
With a harlHir accommodating the
largest ships, Helgoland Is a naval ♦
base of great Importance, Hut n new ♦
Importance Iiiin been given to the 1»
land by the establishment there o f n
♦v
lmm» for dirigible balloon*.
T h e eastern end o f the Island, where
NE way of arranging a scarf so that o f the many flaring designs, modeled this huse 1» located. Is closed to nil ♦>
It become* a mantle 1* Tory clearly on the Medici collar, that havo capti save trusted attaches having business
•hown here. A throe-yard *carf of vated , womankind wherever fashion there. Five Zeppelin dirigibles o f first
chiffon 1* finished with hem stitching counts fo r anything. It is wired, to class she can bo housed there, anil a <♦
•* the head of a two-idch hoin on three hold I t » position, wtth tlny wlrep lighting plant ntjd circles* ouflt are
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■Ides and has’ ¿'half-inch Itotn on tho |sowed botwoen tho two thicknesses of connected with tho stntlon. Hluco the ♦>
Installation of tho dirigible base less
fourth side. A tuck, equal In width to mAtorlal used.
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attention has been paid to tho fo rti ♦>
Ulo hem, and an Inch aboTO It, Is
A strand of odd Chlneso beads of fications. military w riters say, as It H ♦ *
placed across each end.
mother-of-pearl and glass, fastened at held ttmt the air cra ft could prevent
This length of chiffon la thrown
Intervals on a strong sllkon cord and the approach o f n hoptllo flee! near Cf>
•round the shoulder like a shawl and
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- finished with a tassel, adds an Horn of the Island.
• piece of wide silk lac® Is laid orer
Th o Zeppelin dirigibles are Intended ♦>
Interest to tho quiet gown of black
|t to form a collar. Tho chiffon and
by their designer» to rain explosive#
•■co are caught up In small plaits to cloth.
on
an enemy’s worship and their nhll
W ith a mantle which Spain may
"t the mantle about tho neck. A narIty to travel WO miles nnd to reach a ♦
havo
Inspired,
a
collar
pattennxl
after
fow knife ■ plaiting, made of tho
height of fl.ooo to 8,000- feet has been
chiffon, edges the laco, and this collar those worn In Franco three centuries shown. They are thus out o f gun
effect Is finished with a flat bow of ago, and queer beads of ancient Chi range, nnd their Inclosed cnhlns ennblo
folded chiffon at the front. Thero Is nese origin as to design, tho youthful their crews to keep warm, while nn
• little quilting tnado of a plain fold wearer demonstrates how all tho aviator attempting to attack them In
world pays trlbuto to beauty and Is
: , of chiffon, gathered on a shlrrldg
an aeroplane would b® almost froten.
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thread, which borders th® edges of the busy fashioning things for Its adorn
Helgoland has n bothlng beach which
ing. It w ill not grow less busy, for
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* ®*nUe *t the frontrtó;., -J The beautiful collar of black em hoauty Instinctively be)lcves In going attracts 20.000 visitors every summer.
Th e Island's resident population Is
broidery I« rulta as well worth ccvnsld- beautifully appareled.
about 2.600.
O
«ration as tho norel mantle. It la ona
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spouse.
!trim B S T O W E ^ ijE W
B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N
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AND
“ JU S T B E T W E E N
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"V a t did dey do?”
* forty thousand look Peruna yesterday."
"Goot, goot," exclaimed Jake.
"P y golly. 1 knew dey vould do it.
Day carul’ t stop dose Gherman
troops."
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
UP-TO -DATE
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Communications for this Column Should be 'Marked "Society Editor", or
Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
•J All Local Advertisement« Under
This Heading THREE CENTS »
Line For Each In«crtion. Minimum
Charge 25 Cents.
FOR SALE
i Tho press dispatches carry the
T
announcement that Ghristmus toys
For Sale-At a discount- Scholar
Luncheon
honor of the 'Season^ brides and 8hJp in Sanford B u sin ess c ()||f.,r
will
he
higher
in
price
this
year
ow
A CHI EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH.
Bishop,
Mr?, Owner unable to use it and it will t*
A delightful affair, given in honor brides-elect, Mrs.
ing to the war in Europe. This will
" H E ’LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER.
Brownlee
and
Misses
Mnbol
Hand,
l»c sad news for the kiddies, for u °f tlto approaching nuptials of Miss
sold at a sacrifice. Enquire Herald
vast volume of the toys which Santa Ruth Stewart was the luncheon and Linda Lcflier and Genie Wicker be Ofilcc.-10.1-tf.
ing tho honorecs.
*[ It has been suggested by some ■ing pluced in position I want all the Claus brings in his pack arc secured . china shower given by Mrs. J. B.
For Sale or Rent— Two n ie red.
An effective simplicity prevailed
in
the
countries
that
now
ure
at
war.
I
alder
at
her
home
last
Saturday
warped and twisted genius that the doubting Thomases to go down and
donees
at a bargain. W. J Thigpen.
in the dccorntions, the pink and
This has been In thousands of homes across th e ' afternoon.
President appoint u commission ol inspert tho work.
80-lf
green
tones
of
the
color
scheme
beAs
guests arrived they were
eminent American statesmen to sub- the dream of my life and now that water the one occupation of the cnA delicious sand*
For Sale— Fine farm of ten acre*
*mit proposals of peace to the war it is about to ho fulfilled I can die. tire family is the manufacture of ushered into theliving room, which ing most artistic.
the city
ring kings of Europe, that commis happy— that is, after the new' hotel toys of nil descriptions that finally ! looked unusually inviting in its dcc-iwich course was served and the de- about three miles from
find
thrflr
way
into
the
stockings
of
orations
of
bluo
and
green.
(
The
lightfully
informal
affair
was
much
ttis0
two
choicecity
iots.
Goinr
sion to be composed of Theodore has been built for I fully believe
the
children
of
America.
centerpiece
on
tho
library
table
car-j
enjoyod.
Miss
Whltner'a
guests
[cheap
for
cash
or
can.be
purclniM^
Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan that with the bulkhead nml the new
W d rc» s R „ »-arc o|
hotel Saufard.will.have nothing muru _ . But this year-ail this is changed. * ruul ■OiU-hJw.«4t*|b|“a*gkr*wp'.«i«»rSl»OTt‘'.-*«C*i64aa4aiuc3-RwT®*co ik’.tsUariv '*»* Xfr'TTiiy*
' and William Howard-Taft----Thedeft
tlngcrx
wtrrrh-should
RTTUiihrUlttemi*fW"
Wild’
ft
1
genusC.
Maxwell,
Morgan.
Bowers;
Misses
Herald
office,
to
bo
desired;—
The
bulkhead
is
so
It is a tremendous ranry~;of—in■kiiekr- w A 'Beaches* LofHorw Genie,
— tcttrrf,- -representing • the three ex far superior to anything that my fashioninil tho things to delight the nots, and having-emne ■ftwirr'Nur
For sale oh R e n t » I'ivc acres, tiled
Wicker, Mabel and Charlotte Hand,
v
tremes of political faith/ hut we fear fondest dreams ever fashioned that hearts of childrcu-al rhristma* lima, way.
land,
I w o " good wells, located just
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r
wr»- piifWfriE ■ ttw* triggrrs -nf-bfrh-!
As tho Inst* guesf atrivctT, Max Saidie Williams, Addle Neal, Ruth
rgjtlm a 'sht-liaviy
euch a eompuslrm u it'H im i av u itb btf i ♦be
south
of
Station 10 on S. & K. Rail
aurchatgad—Jkltb so much, dynamite. fur going intfi rapn.ry uiv^m ii___ L.jmwgnid rilU» . iu a saj>gniiiuiy ..eilu u ^tii* att^ entered the living room, Mcttinger, Belle Smith, Madeline way. 6 room house.
Sec F. W.
f ir r u M inTTlTiH' thb father of aomW »»earing a large covered basket which, Hill, Anne Higgins, Annie Lee Cald
that the rBterita blL^uxplgsrorrirtTnhF ~wHi n o t‘ take-up
Mahoney
at
Fermild's.
<17.i(
well and Essie Purdon; Misses Lettic
«■suiter the dear kings to the four tell about it only to remark in oass- other Httlclboy or girl whoso Christ* I with an amusing -little rhyme he
Caldwell,
^jjelpide
Higgins
and
Afito thts honored. Much lo
ing that it will he a -work that will mas this year will, ho indelibry j
For* Sale— Sixteen foot launch,
winds.
surprise *1
tho
basket contained
1
.........
”' 1
*_1 1 nic Whitner assisting in serving.
stand as a monument to the city stamped upon their memory as u pc- her
three (horse motor-clinker built, hull
in good shape.
Cheap for cath.
From little sprouts big trees will council nnd the men who are doing riod of sorrow und hunger and suf many useful pieces of beautiful
Children’t Partita
china.
the work. When completed it will fering.
C. H. Iserman, Sanford.
‘ G-tfc
often grow. '
Little Miss Evelyn Big|ers was
Tho doors to the dining room
Tho great newspapers of the
We trample upon the sprouts of probably bo ono of the beat pieces
the happy young hostess to a num
For Sale— M y transfer busineu.
today and gaze with ndmiration of work in the atato and will Inst United States are cooperating in an were then thrown open, repealing a
ber
of
her
friends,
in
celebration
of
-beautifully
laid
table,
the
color
Cheap.
J ob . Harris«.
7-2tc
effort
to
bring
a
little
sunshine
into
long
after
all
of
the
present
genera
upon th e . giants that were sprouts
scheme
of
bluo
andgreen
being
par
her
eighth
birthday
Saturday
tiftortho
lives
of
the
children
of
Europe
tion
are
dead
nnd
gono.
The
work
o f a former generation.
For Sale— Hound pup for »ale
And it is much tho same in munic has been going ahead quietly and ley sending a Christmas ship across v»0*» oul »n many pret,ty way«.. At noon, from three to six.
cheap.
Just tho right age to train.
The
little
folks
made
merry
until
ipal affairs. We think too much of but few people realize that such a the Cfater. A great ocean liner will each plate was a wineglass contamR. ji. Lynch, Sanford, Fin., Route
the
afternoon
was
on
the
wane,
be*
filled
with
toys
and
gifts
of
ev1
ing
grspojulce
nnd
ns
each
guest
had
the ending and not enough of tho great undertaking is .about to lie
' .
S-tfr
when Evelyn’s Mama served the No. 1,
beginning.
We overlook tho little consummated and few Vvill realize ery description and when many a | b e e n warned:
party, which was v?ry much enjoy
'things of today which have in them after it is finished that it means so little one awakes on Christmas "Before of luncheon she partakes,
For Sale Cheap—Ono largolmr*e,
ed
by all.
morning
some
of
the
sting
will
be
A
toast
to
the
Bride
euch
one
makes'
much
to
our
city.
the making of the big ones of to
one mule, three Wagons, hurne»i,
The big white birthday bake, with plows and tools.
morrow.
Ja». ( ”. Harri»*
Here is one who realizes the mag taken out of their grief through the'the variety of toasts given provokThis tendency of human nature nitude of tho work and one who will medium of tho things which the *"g much laughter. «At the conclu- it» pink and green candle* was the ___ _________________________T-Ute
Pink olean
is strikingly illustrated in the case of give due credit for the same, San Christmas ship will bring to them, «¡on of a delicious luncheon each center of attraction.
TO RENT
ders
_
and
green
fern»
feature^
the
It
is
a
beautiful
thing
to
do
and
guest
was
presented
with
u
small
a gentleman who hud occasion to ford will bo one of the prettiest
envelopc,
scaled
with
a
blue
forgetdecorations.
Evelyn
was
the
recip
spend a week in a country town, plnces on the St. Johns, one of the the response which is already being
For Rent— Furnished rooms for
and was remarkably impressed by prettiest cities in Floridn and one of made, to the appeals of the great monot and green leaves and bearing ient of many pretty gifts, among light housekeeping. Apply to Mr».
-"After
Dinner them being u set of silver iee cream
the uniform courtesy shown him by the healthiest when this is finished. hearted, considerate men at the head the inscription
Thoughts,"
which
provedto
bo
witty spoons, the gift of her grandmother. Furcn, 117 Laurel nvonuo, city.
of
the
movement
insures
its
success.
the çitigens of the place.
Could any moro be said?
. !»-tfc
It is America's tribute to the inno- conundrums, the solution of which Enjoying Evelyn’s hospitality were
If he was interested in a puhlic
Irene McGaghin, Emily Griffin. Ver-«
cent sufferers of the greatest crime caused much merriment.
For Rent Rooms for light tmu-v*building, or a park, or a manufac
*i "Sit tjghl! Don't rock the boat! in all history.
Besides the honoree, Miss Kuth gic Horne Hyman. Florence and Hel keeping. 919 Oak Ave.
9-tf
turing enterprise, a dozen men were
That’s tho watchword today. That's
Stewart, those Ipvited were:
Mes- en Witte, Irma Smith. Olive Renready with information and explan
For Kent
House and five ,i i r* - «f
the first duty of every American at
damos M M Stewart, E E. Cox. frne. Margaret Peter». Deane Tur
ations, pointing out the various adland
two
miles
from city on Wot
this moment. That is what this
George Hyman, Jas H. Law-son, W ner and Dick Terheun.
advantages, and with ever a good
Side
Also
furniture
and guns lur
country needs to keep it straight
E. Belts, W. C. Bray and G. P.
word for the people.
They made
sale.
House
cun
he
rented until t
und safe and true to its course— ab
— LoCell; Misst*« Edieth anti Minnie
In honor of hi* sixth birthday
him welcome.
next August. W S, Kemper
v jp
solutely all it needs."
Wanted Gentlemen roomers at Stewart, Ruby und Daisy Betts. Mauler i
>n Washburn 'Mabry
A few weeks Inter while traveling
316 E. Fourth St,
Tho above is the opening para Stum oil's.
Clara Milien, Mary Gutchel and entertained with a beautiful birth
Piano to runt for the season
in
in another state he fnet u manufac
graph of a recent editorial in tho
9 - lltp
Jimmie
Luing.
day party Monday afternoon at the quire at I I I Second street
N lie
turer who was in search of a change
Chicago Herald.
It is sound ad
handsome home of hi* aunt, Mr»
of locution for his plant. He men
Take Notice 1 will rent, »ell.
vice.
Let every business man in
For Rent Nice furnished rooms
HVffding
CatiU
G. F. Smith. A happy time was en trade or build you a house on c.i>y
tioned the place he had recently left,
Rock Hill realize that at this mo at Stumon's. $1.26 a week and up.
Mr. ami Mm. ChurU*« Mooney joyed by tile gay little folk» with terms. J, M iimoii , 601 Palmetto
and spoke in glowing terms of the
ment calm confidence and calm 316 E. Fourth St.
9-l3tp
Hnnd
have issued invitation» to the romps and game*. . in the "donkey avenue.
‘ people, their characteristics, and
:i nit
thankfulness are the first duty.
marriage
of their daughter, Mabel game" the prize, a One box of can
especially of their courtesy to the
Both are justified by the favorable,
For Rent f'heap for Cash Twenty
Elizabeth to Mr Archibald Luciu» dle* wu» won by Rose I.aVerne Hurt
NO TICE
stranger within their gates.
situation in which we find ourselves
acres of good hummock land all ’ i >-l.
Hells,
the
wedding
to
take
|ducn
The
attract!vent**«
of
t
lie
home
The manufacturer was murh im
ltil t!
According to the Boston Globe,
waa enhanced buy it* decoration* Call or write A. M. Tyler.
Wednesday evening, September
pressed, and a few days later visited
"The concensus of opinion of some As 1 liave charge of the business of the at the Churrh'oJ the Holy Crons.
of
pink
ami
white
cut
flower*'
and
Five acres tiled lund inside cU?
.the place. He is there now. with his
Guarantee Co., East San
of the keenest and most far sighted Title Rond
A reception ut the home will fol green ferns.
limits
for rent, near brick road ant
factory nnd his 150 employes.
men ia that the United States is- ford Lam! ljengue, anti W. A. Whit low the marriage ceremony, from
To the mimic of
lively march loading »(alien.
Apply to A !'
' Truly; a man can have a won
enlenng on an era of pros per 11\ comb, I cun be found in the Tax As nine to eleven.
th
young
people
ordt*d
th«1
room
Connelly.
Sanford.
Florida.
2 tf
derful inffuénce upon the future of
that will completely overshadow lessor’s Office in the court house,
several
timAs,
marching
into
the
----------:---------------------------------his- own town. •
even the great periods of business
dining room and around the laide,
^or tent- 40 aere» Hied I at ml tn
Stocking Shower
T H O S . K. D A T E S
.prosperity that have already conte
upon
which
was
the
pretty*
birthday
,
u
body well loca led, A. I’. Connelly,
One
of
the
delightful
aerie»
of
en
\ You hear a lot about war time
to this country since the civil war.
102-tf
cake
with
its
»ix
pink
candles.
To
109
Magnolia St.
tertainments
being
given
for
Mins
prices and what an awful struggle
They assign many sound reasons for
the
sound
of
merry
laughter,
great
Mabel
Hand,
prior
to
her
wedding
we will have this winter to mnke n
For Rent Furnished office equutills.
■was the stocking »bower at the home fun was enjoyed in their efforts to ped wit It roll top desk, office chair»
living and yet little Cupid'goes right
"The first and the one which is
As each and (aides
of Mis» Elizabeth McLaughlin. Fri blow out the cnndles.
on and a marriage is noted every
Also a roll top dc«k,
the most significant to many of them
guest
passed
the
littl«1
ho»i
there typewriter desk and other equip1
W
ill
hr
Riven
in
Sanford
on
day
afternoon
week in Sanford
This certainly
is jthat we have gone through a
The rooms of the lower (lour were * ms given u pretty junk crepe paper
shows tho confidence the young
fur sale or rent. Herald nth >■.
season of business depression for the Thursday
Evening, charming in their decoration» of bon bon bag filled with candies meat
people have in the future of Sanford
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first time in our history without a
pink hihiscun und anpiirugu» fern in Cake anti ice cream were served out
and demonstrates to me that the
For
Rent
Several
good office«
panic.
the parlor and dining room, und red upon the pretty luwn anti the happy
future of Sanford will at least be a
over
Yowell's.
Enquire
Vowel!’*
"W e have seen Europe throw hack Beginning October Jst.
Rates on hibiscus and ferns in the hall.
group dispersed with the conviction
future of married people. I t aeems
store.
6-U
Into this country, from $26p,000,000
application.
In thodining room the table was tho that it was .the nicest paYty ever.
th a t the contagion has spread to re
to }300.000,000 worth' of securities
center of attraction .with its perfect Many loVely presents testified to the
MaJorlc A. Boor Instructor of Violin
MISCKLANEOUS
m ote placet and the lightning hns
and have Been these securitiea ab
As
appointments.
From the ceiling to popularity of the little host.
struck in many spots.
Old and
Wanted-—Flowing or team work
sorbed and the gold sent to Europe
the corners of the table were rope» sisting in serving were Mrs. Nkfibry
young alike are imbued with the
by
man with good .team.
J. K.
without any particular fuss.
DeLANl). FLORIDA
of asparagus fern, ending in trailing nnd Mixs Elizabeth McLaughlin. Summer», care M. S. Nelson, «r
thought that getting married is the
“ We have scon a tariff enacted
Harton's guests were Rose Lasprays and outlining a tracery of
. thing and they are getting married
phone Lord’s Station.
5-tf
lower than the Wilson tariff, and
Verne
Hurt, Katherine Symes, Legreen
upon
the
white
cover.
Pink
without loss of time. I am glad to
yet we have seen raw wool, one of
Wanted Work of any kind Si ■■«■
alfuded candles in white candelabra Ciaire Jones, Georgia Mobley, Eliz
note this in our people. -There in
LEGAL ADVERTISING
the beat tariff barometers there is,
preferred.
Joe Saqcer. care of M.tlabeth
Whitner,
Elizabeth
McCuladorned
the
corner».
Tho
center
nbthing that spells as much for a
sell higher than before.
lotigh
of
Orlando,
Mitry
Elizabeth
lem
fruit
stand.
H-ltp
piece
waa
a
green
basket
tilled
With
* plijce as the idea of, people getting
In ( s u r i o f C o u n t ? J u d g e , « r m l n . l e Co u n t ? ,
"W e have seen a delicate railroad
Hl al e of Fl ori da
pink double hibiscus.
From the and'Camilla Fijleston, Olive Newmarried and settling down in homes
l want a. good man with n geml
fs K t lile *1
situation that would,' have created a In
chandclivr, suspended by green rib tnan, Thomas Wight, Deane Turner, team to plow 15 acres at Cameron
Helens Schneider, detested.
o f their- own;
The Jolly bachelors
Notte*
is
hereby
given
to
nil
whom
It
mty
financial panic at Any timo in the
Albert Connelly and Robert Adams.
* ure all well enough in the joke book
concern, thst on tho il t h dey ol Msrch, bons, hung .the, pretty little b o u City, Sanford, Florida. The 16 nere*
past studied over and pondered over A. D. ISIS. ! shstl apply to ths llonorthl* vfenirs, sachet bags of straps of the
but they do not pan out in real life
is
known as the Joshua Powell furm.
(J.
U.'Herring.
Judge
of
said
Court,
as
Judge
in a way that has simply taken the ol Probate, for my final discharge a* Admin bride's wedding-«own.
SurprtV P a r t u
and I think that the most lonesome
Go and look ijt- the land and tell me
istrator, C. T . A., of ths estate of Helena
breath from speculators."
Mrs. W. B. Noclls was delightfully
The merry group of guests were
'a n d most selfish person on earth is
Sehptlder, deceased; and that at Iba aama
The Globe continues: "W h y then time r wilt present my Unat accounts at given pencil and paper and told to surprised by her many friends and how much you will plow it fur per
the bachelor who fondly imagines
acre and harrow it, and any root*
Admlnletrator, C. T. A., of said «la ta , and
have we had a business depression in atii
write "The best way to retain your neighbors, upon the occasion of her
for their approval.
th at he is reducing the high cost of
you find cut them out and pile them
Datad April 3. A. D. 1914.
the fsce o f these things? Simply be
husband's affection."
Many and birthday laat Friday evening at her
liv in g by eschewing marriage. Cer
J OHN GORDON,
and
burn them.
Now’ I want a
cause a great many people thought Administrator cura Testamento Annex« o* varied were the ways suggested and home on French avenue.
They
tain ly (t is not good for man to live
first
class
job'done.
The caretaker,
the
Petate
of
Helen*
Bcbnelder,
deceaeod.
we ought to have it; we should have
the good
9-13, 10-30, J1,-31, 12-32, 1-19. 3-tS. ■ read aloud to the accompaniment of brought with them all
alone. The Bible teaches this great
Mr.
Marshall
irt
Cameron
City
it; and must have it; it was d\ie. It
things that constitute u real party,
truth and that it is a great truth is
Notice ot «»plication -for T a i Deed Under joyous laughter and will he treasured
Grocery
Store
has
charge
of
my
was largely a mental state. There
«relien STS ot Ik* Cenerai .Statuirà
among the .bride’s souvenir clip lovely presents, Ice cream and cakes,
exemplified in every day life. The
place. Mnke your price to “ Owner
Notice ia hereby given that W, A. Minwas no real need of it or for it. nlek,
homemade
candies
and
fruit
punch.
together with tho original
purchased Of Taa Certificate No. I22S, pings
happiest people on earth are the
Business men see that moro clearly dated the 3rd day of J u n e^ A .^ t. i l l s , haa verses pinned to the gifts, many Among the gifts was a very lovely J. P.," 26 Colombin St., Hcmpstcn i,
married people who know how to
filed «aid certificate in my office and haa
H-4tc
now. But many of thorn are more mads application for taa deed to |u«a In -pairs of beautiful silk hosiery.
silk dress pattern, tho gift of all L. I „ N. Y.
liv e and they get the beat out of
accordance
with
law.
Said
certificata
em
satisfied apparently because we have
Another game enjoyed w*as the present.
I wish to rent one or two room*
braces the following described1 property
Ufa.
On the other hand the man
h*d it. And they have learned some situated in Seminole County, Florida, to- making of tho greatest number of
The game of ‘/Rummy" was en- with two beds, or one lurge room
who has never married is bound to
will Lot I t , flth. 3, Cameron. The aal d
thing." *
land being aeaeeeed at the dale of the Issu words
from tho names "Hnnd- Joyed throughout the evening nnd with two beds by the week, for
be lonesome and can never know
Business men, "ait tight.
Don’ t ance of such certificate in the name of C. F. Betta." In thia
contest
Mrs. the delicious refreshments were serv one, two or three months, must bo
Cooper. Unleee said certificale shall be re
the Joys of real home life. Take the
rock the' boat. Keep ita head well deemed according to law, tax deed will Bishop won the* prize, a pretty little ed upon the lawn.
closo In and good neighborhood.
boys who - are single and ask them
thereon on the 13nd day of October,
up /ipalpat the sea. Don’ t let it fgq laaue
The occasion was a .complete sur Send price to "J. P ." 26Xolombi»
A.- D. i t i 4. — .V,
■ 1
- • -a
. - -. fancy work apron.
.
.
t
bow they ’ ar* 'faring-and they will
Witness my official signature and seal
Too Late To Classify.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Afternoon and
and Friday Morning
JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY
tell you they sre tired of restaurant,
hotel and boarding house and each
and every one of them are pining
fo r home cooking and are trying
their beat to get board with « o n e
p rivA t* family where they can in a
measure make up for the food prob
lem And get a taste of domestic happ in e « .
G et marriedl
T h a t is tho thing. Now that the
start has been made I want to aee
« v e r y bachelor in Sanford tied up in
the next twelve months.*
into the trough of waveal"
•
\
•
•
,Y
A good German citizen who shall
be nameless, aside from the appelai
tion of Jake, haa been watching with
interest the progress of the Kaiser's
troops in the present war and nat
urally he haa been much elated over
the success and haa discussed the
matter^ewith his frienda, on every oc
cfiilon. Like some of the rest of us
he ia not familiar with the names of
all the towns which have appeared
in the dispatches and the fact gave
opportunity for a Joke at" his ex
' • • •
. —'
1 I have been keeping quiet about pense the other day.
Jake
waa
accosted.by
a
friend who
.the bulkhead because I wanted the
great work to get fairly atarted be remarked: "Well, Jake, did you see
fo re I called attention to the fact what the Kaiser's arm ^d id yeatoran a now that
vuai the
mo concrete posts
pom* day?"
and
th a t will form tho bulkhead are be-J
"Veil, maype not," waa the Ire-
this the 19th day of September. A. D. 1914.
(teal)
,
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Clreutt Court, Seminole Co., Fla.
By Jaa. C. Roberta, D. C.
9-Tue*-6te
N etlt* of Appltratlen fer T e i Deed Lader
HecllewSTt ot the General Ht«tniea
Notice la hereby given that W. M.
llarnrs. purchaser of Tea Certificate No.
41», dated the Sth day of June, A. D. 1*11.
has fifed said certificate In my office and haa
mads application for lax deed to Issue lo
accordance with law. Said certificate em
brace* lb * following described property sit
uated in Seminole «County, Florida, to-wlt:
S W Ii of N W l i , See. Z4. I p . 30, H. 30 East.
The said land being assessed at th* date of
the Issuance of such certificate In the name
of Beatham. * Bbaekleloa. * Unless said cer
tifies!* s t ill be redeemed according to law,
tax deed will imue thereon on the X3nd day
of October, 1914.
• ' .
Witness my official signature and « a t
this the 19th.dag pf Replember. A. D. 1914.
• kf A DOUGLASS:
Clark Circuit Court; Seminole Co.. Fla.
Jaa. C. Roberta, b . C.
9-Tuee-Slc
Try a Herald Want Ad
Delicious refreshments of cake and
cream were fierved and tho guests
departed with hearty good wishes
fo r the young hoateaa who had so
graciously entertained them. . . .
Invited to meet the honocee were
Mesdamea Bishop, Ernest Betts and
J. B. Lawson;
Misses Charlotto
Hand, Rena Murrell, Genie Wicker,
Saidie Williams«' Ruth M ettipgcr,
Daisy Betts, Essie Purdon, Eva
W alker and* Anna McLaughlin.. This
afternoon tho young ladies of St.
Agnes Guild will entertain with a
miscellaneous shower for Miss Hand
and on Thursday M rs.*R .*J. H olly
will entertain with another shower.
prise to Mrs. Noclls, who was grate
fully appreciative of (he kindness of
her friends.
* Those conferring the pleasure were
Mesdamea Theo. Schaal, James Hooiehan, M. II. Hynes, Joe Fernandez,
J. P. Butler« M. Gardner, .Hog6n
and Mother
Hoolehan;
Messrs.
Schssl, BoOlehfin, Hynes, Fernan
dez, Butler, Hogan. Starrett, H.
Smith, Geo. Teratus and A. B. Bol
ton.
S t„ Hempstead, L. I., N. Y .
8-8lc
For Exchange— Solid coin silver
watch, gold inlaid engine, 17 jewel,
adjusted, Elgin movement for au
tomatic piatol.
Also, bicycle fram*
•wanted. W. S. Kemper.
8-2tp
Wanted— Carpenter work by »
gang of expert northern workmen
who intend coming to Florldu to I11*
cate permanently. Nothing too d'i
or small for ua to handle in a speedy
and tiorkmaniike manner. Unques
Cfa*» Mttlingz
tioned references and full particular*
The Sunday school class o f Mrs.
to interested parties. C. B. Fslor,
Roberts held its first business meet
Mogadoro,. Ohio.
9-3tp
ing for tho fall at the home of their
teacher on Laurel avenue, Friday
Boarders-Wanted— 13.60 per week
Afltrnoon Shower _
evening with a good .attendance. for board and lodging. Last house
Mi
Meli Whitner entertained Plans for the winter's work were dis- on East Third St., C. W. D rigg*rt*
charmingly Mopdsy afternoon -in
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Life- I. SVoith Lhind
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1911.
VOLUME V!
NO
10
- 11
the city council
MET IN REGULAR
SESSION MONDAY
[N S U E K T E V X E S
____
II. Y. 17 V. Noli’ »
Our union held it» regular Sunday
evening service in the "»hack” nt
6:45 p. m. Our subject was "Cain,
the First Child ” This program was
nhty rendered by member* of (¡roup
No 2, with Mr». \Y. E. iletts ub
leader.
NO
RESULTS IN
deredr“
_ _ _ _ _ jTTt-----Song. Whitrrthan Snow, by mem-
”T0 R E COLLECT]
AT O N C E .
■ City council met In regular sta
tion Sept. 21at,' 1914 at 7:30 p. m.
Present: B. \V. Herndon, president;
C. H. Dingec, J. Adatns, J. D. Dnrison.' R.’ C. Maxwell, II. £ . Tolar,
W. W, Abernathy. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved.
.Mr- c - G. Wing appeared and ask
ed that the council order Tenth
itreet opened where it crosses the
A. C. L. nt the new depot. Same
hers of Group.
Scripture Lesson, Gen. 4, 1-16, by
Mr. S. G. Kennedy.
The Birth of Cain, by Mr. I- T.
Bryan.
Cain’s Sinful Deed, by Mr. B. ,H.
Davis.
Cnin Called to Account, Miss
Mary Gatchol.
Special Song, by Mrs. \V. E. Betts
and Miss Mary Gntchcl.
Cain Leaves Home, by Mrs. W. E..
Betts.
Cnin Away from Home, Mias
Ruby Betts.
besoons from Cain's Life, Mr. 8. G
Kennedy.
This proved a very interesting
program dnd was thoroughly en
joy'd by all present. Our subjects
seemXto be more interesting each
Sunday.
We had forty-one in at
tendance
Wo »till extend a cor
dial invitation to anyone who wishes
to attend these meetings with us,
Cor. Sec.
V A S T A R M IE S S T R U G G LE F O R
W A R D A N D BACK IN W H A T
SE E M S F R U IT L E S S E F F O R T S
Methodist Church
Sunday »chool se.ssion 9:45 a. m.
A class and a welcome for every one.
Services al I 1 o’clock, subject of
sermon by pastor. "Standing with
God."
Evening worship, 7c30, subject of
-pwsHir**—’wvrrmTr* *™^WrfTS
spccial invitation -td- the young
The public is cordtatty invltwiFTo
all our services being held in- the
Star, Tbepter j ^ i l e /Die jjrw ehurwh
is being erected on corner*-•CtT'aftt
avenue and Sixth street.
On Sunday, Oct. 4th will be Rally
Day in the Sunday school and
Home Coming Day for the cbngregntion.
Let every Methodist in
Sanford and vicinity k$iow that
their presence is earnestly desired,
anti the public will find a Method
ist handshake awaiting every visitor’
The pastor is earnestly endeavor
ing to be what a true pastor wshould
be in h city. He heartily appreci
ates the cooperation being given him
in this great work. As we are en
tering the season of the year when
the visitors are coming into our city,
let every Christian seek out these
who come into our midst anil give
them an invitation to the services
of the churches.
THE RIVERS AND
HARBORS BILL
SAVED IN PART
¡tV^’ f ’
P R O J E C T S A L R E A D v-Y .
r i ^ r’H
**
. Washington, D. C., Sept. 26.—
t
Thi-statement made hero today by
Senator D. U. Fletcher of Florida,
chairman of the’ schato committee
on commerce, that the recommitting
of the rivers und harbors bill to that
A GREAT B A TTLE RAGES A T B R E S L A U committee * with the recommenda
tion that it be limited to $20,WARSH1PS A R E VERY ACTIVE
000.000 would not injure. Florida
waterways improvemtnta which havo
IN THE B ALTIC SEA
already begun or which have been
J -L
provided for in former acts of con- ,
with power to act.
gross;
and tho insertion in tho Con
London, Friday 11 a. m.. Special havdj rallied all along the line and
The assessment of Mrs. Carrie
gressional
Record of a speech -by
to Herald
Zeppilin coming from the hefcat of the combined Austrian
Spencer on Lots 1 to 5, Block 14,
Congressman
S. M. Spnrkamn of
Thnurnot dropped three bombs on and .alrnfftn forces i* assbred as the
Tier 4 was on motion reduced from
Florida
replying
to attacks on tho
Rus<fe#
s.
out
number
their
oppoOut end pscapes. . City terrorized.
16.200 to *4,200.
bill
wore
features
of this matter to
nentiwen
to
one
and
are
forcing
Moved and seconded that the
day.
Paris.
Friday
1
1
a.
m.,
Special
to
thcirflfWays
through
Galliriu
by
printing of the ordinances be placed
In ortler that many of the mi*Herald
Von Kluck’» communica shet-rgw ^fght of numbers. The Rus
in the hands i/f the ordinance com
stalements
ns to what the pruning
tion* cut by French cavalry at Cal sian» have all the supplies needed
mittee, they to report action /it the
down
of
tho
rivent and harbors bill
eb*!.
and Jfn unbroken line of communi
next meeting. Carried.
The Judgment Day
would
do
for
Florida
rflight bo offset.
cation w ith t h e ir base.
Moved and seconded that the citySenator
Fletcher
said:
On
next
Sunday
night
Rev.
George
Petrograd,
Friday
1
1
a.
m.,
Spec
TM sinking of the three sub
attorney be instructed to at once
Baptist Church Services
" I would be glad if you would say
ial to Herald.— Russians enpture mania» has giVen art added vigor Hyman will deliver a sermon on the
proceed to collect all outstanding
9:30
Sunday School, Bally u Prizeworsk und Lancut on way to to thé British fleet and under the jul- above subject. So many people ure •That all projects now under way or
paving and sidewalk liens, and till
Graduation Day.
Cracow.
vice pi the bends of the Admirait)* to face the Judgment that it is well which have been duly provided for
tax certificates that had btjen certi
11:00 Preaching. "T h e Sunday
they will take a more aggressive thut as much as possible be under heretofore by nets of congress will
fied to him. Cnrried.
School as tin Institution of Learn
Copenhagen, Friday 1I a. m.. part **in the blockade, even to nd- stood in regard to the same. This not «u(Ti*r at all. The only ones to
Petition large signed by the resi
ing," subject of sertdon by the pas Special If) Herald
Great buttle rag vnn'tivg upon tlif German fortifica subject will be used on next Sunday be affected are new cases. They will
dents of Sanford Heights was pretor
ing near Rreslai)
Thirty warships tion- that bow block tin- entrance night
The Hnpti-t church i» lo have to await another time,’ "
»enli-d, and after the opinion of the
:i in Jr It Y I* I
seen steaming into •Baltic in Katte to t tw Kid canal
Sparkman in Denial
cated at the corner of Park avenue
city health board was asked and
t
gat
Nationality presumably Brit
fi 45 Sr ' it N 1’ 1
On the house side of tho capitol.
and Sixth street
In the east the allies have the best
given, the council declined to make
7:45 Preaching, "T h e Judgment ish.
Large audiences continue to hear Congressman Sparkman, although
of the engagements and are »b>wl\
any change.
Day "
Mr
Hyman each Sunday evening. permission wui refused him to reply
Thp matter of connecting the
Re porta (rotti t be disustvr in whicb forcing (lie Germans In retire. I li It is predicted that this winter will on the Door to attacks made on tho
Welcome, always welcome.
ions Hie retreat is made in good or
Tukach budding with the new sewer
G EORGE 11YMA-M. Pastor thè Hritish lost threo cruiser» al der CPVT-red by t he heav\ siege gu li see tin* largest audiences at church bill, succeeded tn having his speech
wss referred to the street committee
Emsden heing tori» loed by Germati
in l lie history of Suolimi.
The go into the Record. In making tho
with power to net
Among the prominent vi-itors to submarine t» tinti «i.xty olllcer» lost lt will soon become a rout, in wtin li
crowds
at
the
lluptist
church
ibi» position of the members of the rivers
The mayor recommended that the the city on Wednesday were Henry their live»
List of killed not yi-l eV^tit tin- German- will sutler hen\ summer, if taken a» a itasi» of reck and harbor.» committee clear on this
city dedicate one or more parks to Futeh and Dr. J.- W Nixon of Ghu- obtatnabb- bui must ite heavy. con- ily
oning will certainly bear nut this matter, Mr. Sparkumn said in part:
the use of the children of the city Muoia.
Th< .dlies have several plans per opi moil
sidering thè loss of olllcer».
Time will not admit of a specific
Action was deferred for further eon-|
------------------------LThe alile- ari- re vi veli by thè die», fected to cut the German [try of J
reference to all these waterways trnr
lidcration. Council adjourned
paliites -tutmg that ni another week rumi' nfi-Tii ion* orni* 11»*t r ritfht
of a detailed answer to the critlcLima
M W LOVELL.
all Gali'ii wdl In1 occupled by thè Winy i»* tuniiwl
rd a
,r<j
Mr Freur of Wisconsin makes of
Clerk
Bil-sian force»
I »espile thè retrent mow lient of tbc tierinans »pull» dis
their treatment of the pending bill.
of Kennekamf thè Rtissian troop» aster
of them, however, the Ocklailtuigrt City uf SitnforH. ISM
WORK IS TO HE RESUMED
wnha and Kissimmee river, being in
1)is burse me ut*
the state of which’ ! have the honor
ON TUE NEW BAITI ST
act mil* for women, aml flunked h> G R A D U A T I O N
Rolli ns < allege Notes
t
inn <m
Mayor
DAY AT T H E nf representing here. 1 shall take tho
TEMPLE
Whoever returns to the Hollins t tiree elajed tennis courts for the.
PtilMMJ
Treasurer <k Assessor
liberty of noticing, and of dealing at
F I R S T H A I T I S T C H U R CH
campus.
aft**r a summer's absence I» Use of teachers and student»
1
1
jo.ntr
Clerk & Collector
The building committee ""of the
some length with his criticisms oi
...
,
,
.a lw a y s impressed afresh with its
The college will open its doors for
SUNDAY SCHOOL
7'jn nn ..
Found Master
Baptist 1empie met recently and
. * .
.
.
,
the project» submitted for their im
It is perhaps not the thirtieth year on next Wednes
1140.00 decided to resume work on the 'u n iqu e lieautv.
Chief qf Police
provements.
Next
Sunday
will
In
*
Graduation
t o o much t o »ay that no college min day morning, Sijil
to
Several
2500 00 building by (lit 5th, provided
Police Department
"When the gentleman strikes thesu
Day
at
tinBaptist
Sunday
School,
inno 00 enough funds can be raised to cover ims m t be enu o try— net Cornell or numbers of the faculty are already
Fire Department
two
waterways he i» particularly
Wisconsin has a more charming «¡I- on the ground and tile other» are on The »chord i* graded according to
Streets & Bridge»
10.000 00 half the cost of construction
An
lut,..I
m,
and
Ikept
I
musite
and severe. characterizing
tin’ ver
Unrdetittg Lake \ trgl' m 11 • way
Lighting Street»
5000 00 a« live i .i flit*.tign 1- being planto d t•• 'lafu'ti
*
i
iMiniti
.
a
it
h
ibiporthe
n*h*|5itnn
»if tin* lloklltwuha river
in pert
. (,*• •*! a , ' .m , o f f o u r ta l ' » o f , \ .iri
Sanitation and street *1*•unWord t a- 1*11(1 r***i\**l **l i fie *.i ur*1 >ututs v v* (mill Movement of project a* a crooked gatn**, filching
raise tt i- amount act It l- >*<n
o u - -P a p e * o i i l i c f le i) t o g e t h e r
by
1nOOO mi
lUi
sublet! death ln-l Saturday in tt>* tlie country
T ie auditorium 1» al money from the treasury for the ben
t.i\lg.ihlc
-trcHlli»,
1
/
slopes
-olilli1
(M
M
)
D
O
leedlng prisoner*
ter Hay. Long Island, of Albert Jo
will soon he beard on t lie new build
ready
decorated
(or the occasion, efit not of commerce but to* develop
15000.OU lug. In ease thin plan works then it ward to nearly forty feet to the wa seph White, a member of the incom
Interest
Time
and
money
have not been, water power for tho benefit of ono
The porches and win ing sophomore class.
2500.00 is promised by the contractot; that ter’s edge.
Water Supply. . .
Mr. White spared in making it the prettiest J. D. Young.
dows of the men’s anti women’s was one of the brightest and best
3000.00 »erwices
Sewers.........
be held in the building
r vices can
ci
Not for J. I). Young
church decorations that has ever
4051.40 byt Vlov. 15th. The auditorium in dormitories rntnmnn a view of the men in college, of a singularly re
Miscellaneous . . .
A special program
"Now. first, I want to deny with
lake, of lilt* woods oti the opposite fined nature, courteous and winning been in Sanford
the front part of the Temple which
bus Keen prepared arid will be ren all tho emphasis at- my command
bank
and
of
the
»unset
The
ce
in
JÓ191 1 40 is now lining constructed will seat at
manners, and line Christian charac dered to a lilrge audience, for tinthat the improvement is to develop
¡.us itsell is grassed, shaded with ter
Receipts
He will lie sorely missed
least 100 more people than the old
friends
of
the
school
are
planning
water power for J D. Young, or any
large wnlit oaks, and decorated with
Current Tux
J4791 1 40 auditorium
The large audiences
to
i-ortu*
tn
l
a
r
g
e
number*
The
pro
one
else,
for it has absolutely no
St
License Tax
2000.00 now attending the church demand numerous shrubs and plants
gram
begin»
promptly
at
9
H
I
a
m
foundation
in (act. us a study of tho
Mr*
G
e
o
r
g
e
Wj
i
t
s
o
n
has
r
e
t
u
r
n
e
d
the edge of the lake are the larg>
Sanitary
. . _ •
tono 00 more space
The
graduates
are
ax
follow»:
re|»nrt
will
»how.
The gentleman
front
a
visit
to
Mr
Watson’s
mother
collegi* boat house, and two swim
3500.00
County Road & Bridge
was
kind
enough
to
refer to a corFrom
Crwdle
Roll
to
Beginners
«
i
Hora
I
City
tiling
and
diving
docks,
one
for
men
500.00
Pound i Dog Fees
Congregational ( hurrh
tatn
portion
of
the
engineer’s
report
_____
i________
Kldredge
Duncun,
Harvey
Vincent,
Fine* 4 Forfeitures
4000.00
Next Sunday morning, i/l the
Thelma Eggc, Ren Glideweil, Wil as proof odf his assertion,- anti yet a
Sunday school and the t 11 o'colck
rtferenen to this garticuiar pajaliam Whittles«.
•
,
$61911.40 service a Sunday school rally, will
From Beginner» to Primary: \’i£- graph contradict.» tho charge ho
Adopted July 20-th, 1914.
be held. Every Sunday school
gio Horne Hyman, Margaret Miller, makes, for it is there shown that it
M. W. LOVELL.
scholar is urged to be present and
Pearl Glideweil, Claudia Wright, is not proposed by this improvement
• * * . Clerk.’
to bring a friend with him some
Vernie Arnett, Thelma Eaton, Cal to develop any water power what
one not going to any other. Sunday
ever." „
Hon. J. H. Lee of Oviedo, the
Next Monday will be a red letter the Sanford C ity • Schools this year vin McGagnhinf Aland Egge, Merre!
school.
Mr. Sparkumn closed bis remarks
patriarch of Seminole county and
Roberts,
Clinton
Rinc»,
Fred
Week».
At 11 o’clock a sermon will be day in Sanford as it will mark the ns superintendent anil comes to San
with a statement that nowhere etso
one of the most prominent citizens
From Primary to Junior»: Alma
given on "The Influence of the Sun opening-of the Sanford City Schools, ford fully cognizant of the high
in this country would more fertile
of this section of the state was in
day School on the Community.” the greatest unset of tho city and an grade of the school» und their for Kirby, Loverly McPherson, Lillian lands lie found titan along the banks
the city on Wednesday and paid the
Every parent and every individual, institution in which every citixen of mer reputation a» the best in the Glideweil, Myra Lee, Sarah Wheeless of the rivers in Florida and he made*
Herald an appreciated visit.
not interested elsewhere i» cordially Sanford lakes the greatest interest. south und being fully competent to Hattie Lewi», Lila Murrell, Dora an urgent appeal thut we pursue a
The opening this year will he made keep them up to the «tutolard has Arnett. Arnold Martin. Robert Wil disc policy of waterway development
urged to be present.
Mr Luca», Erpest
The C. K. Society, at fi:4 5 p m a memorable occasion und in honor been busy for several weeks arrang liams. Leonard
until the demands of our commerce
Smith.
ing
the
opening
of
the
school.»
and
of
the
event
one
of
Florida's
fore
will have for Its subject,"Every
have been fully met.
From Junior to Intermediates:
R ich m o nd , Va., Sept. 25.— State will have for Us subject, "How Ev most educators will bo present and expects to have the largest attend
wide prohibition won a sweeping vic- ery Christian can be a Missionary.” deliver an address, the Hon. John A. ance ami one of the be»l sessions in A dole Hines, Helen Shellton, KathAt th e '.evening service, 7v30, the Thackston, dean of tho Teachers the history of the Sanford schools. lrcn Brady, Royal Klintworth, Sam
l°r>’ at the polls in Virginia Tuesday,
f*lurni showing that its supportera subject for consideration will be, College and Normal School Depart
1’rof. Ezell announces the follow Murrell. Newton Lovell.
From Intermediates to Senior:
t>»d won by a majority of 32,825. ” Moses, Failing Vet Victorious," a ment of the University of Florida ing teacher«.
They have not all
Another of the interesting exhibits
This figure will bo increased largely short, practical talk for those who and better known us the State High been assigned to the different grades Lucfle Bines and Joe Laing.
of
an educational nature la that of
School
Inspector*.
Dr.
Thackston
In favor of the dryif when further rc- feel burdciffcd Uhdor their mistakes
at this writing on urcount of some
The public generally is invited to
the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
has
made
the
High
School
bis
life
tiarni are received from counties and yet who long for encouragement.
changes in the »tad.
this service.
which
is conducting a campaign of
work
and
has
accomplished
much
in
Sunday
morning,
Oct,
4th.
the
•hich are inaccessible. With com
II. F.’ Ezell, Superintendent.
publicity
throughout the north.
bis
chosen
profession.
Sanford
is
Lord's
Supper
will
be
received
and
plete returns from all tho cities and
To Meet the Ladles
Messrs. Cardwell and Cohen, tho
High School— Mi«* Clara L. Guild,
forty-four of the one hundred coun- new members, received. Every mem fortunate in having such a well
Mrs. Haze] Stevenson of Jackson former of the colonization depart
j*** and with scattering returns ber \s urged to plan to be present known authority hero on opening Principal; Miss Alice M. Tothcrly,
ville,
representing the Florida Com ment, arc in charge of tho display,
day
and
to
be
given
the
opportunity
Mi«« Flora Walker, Miss Myrtle
from other counties, the total xptc for that acrvicc.
mission
of tho Panama Pacific Ex- which consists of fruits, vegetable*,'
of
hearing
from
him
on
the
subject
King and Mr. B. F. Ezell, teacher».
A splendid business and social
t* 121,763. It is estimated that the
potdtion
will be in th/> city today grain and other commercial articles
of
public
schools.
final total vote will reach 150,000. meeting of the C. E. Society was
Grammar School Mr J R Wild- with headquarters at the Sanford
The
opening
exercises
will
occur
of the south all the way from Vir
Of this vote the' drys received 77,453 held last Tuesday evening at Mrs.
man, Principal; Mi»» Louise Hnrri- House
Mr». Stevenson i* anxious ginia to Florida.
at
the
High
School
auditorium
on
They have re
Enttminger'A,
with
Mr
und
Mr*
*» against 44,018 or the local optlonMr- Geo, B. Dickinson, Mrs L N
ists.
Harry Kent as hosts. A good time Monday morning, September 28th Luke, Miss Lillian Higgins. , Mi*» to meet the me miters of the Wom ceived many intjufries from interest
an’s. Club and the young ladies who ed parlies and it would not bo sur
The citjes expected to roll up a was enjoyed by tho company pres- at ten o’clock. The member» of the Pearl Hunter, Miss Edna Plant.
are desirous of erdisling in the cam prising if. there were a number of
school
hoard
of
Sanford
district,
the
majority for the local optiontsts ont and committees were appointed
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The Sanford Herald, September 22, 1914
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald