5 10 117 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8938e992d057b3c2a279f83bf937de0f.pdf fe509ee623029d11eb661ffe6f5568af PDF Text Text Plant City Saturday. try,” engaged In preserving a his­ tory .without a parallel among na­ Miss Slantcr of Orlando earn» tions. over for Margaret Zachary’s party It is one of tl\e largest organisa­ last Friday. Miss Slantcr nurttj tions of women in the United States Margaret in thé Orlando hospital. BEING A RESUME O F SANFORD HAPPENINGS and is still'growing. BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU § T BETW EEN The objects of the United Daugh­ ■ ■ ---------- — U P-T O - DATE — Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hyde.»t),j F ' YOU AND M E .’* ters of the Confederacy, us stated children motored over from Apopk* : in. the ponstitution of the society, Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society, Editor", or Saturday night to * Spend Surwiiy are “social, literary, historical and Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Terheun, Phone 203 with their cousin, Mrs. W. J benevolent in every degree, without têrs. i _ ■1 any political signification whatever." vjsit before entering Meredith Col­ Kngogtmenl Announced The duties are manifold and in the A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. lege at Raleigh, N. C. The following appearing in the Mr. Clarence Mahoney ha* phraseology of the constituion, are “ HE’LL PRENT ’EM SO SAYS SAUNTERER. Frank Woodruff, Jr,, left last week copied a position with the Crown to fulfill the duties of Christian Atlanta Journul will be of interest to Join his father and mother in Columbia Paper Company, as'»tencharity to survivors of tno war be­ to the people of Sanford; North Carolina for a short visit, be­ ographer. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Morgan tween the states and thoye depend­ 1 There is one matter- that I Ihc carnage is over und the sorrow­ ent upon them; to collect and pre­ Howard of Bàrncsville, announce fore gqing on to Due West, jj- C-\ would like to call to the attention ing millions bend their aching backs serve the material for a truthful his­ the engagement of ‘ their daughter, where ‘he will attend school this Mr. D. S. BnhJjilt, J l popular At­ o f the city council and that i» tfie to p a y -th e enormous debt which tory of the war; to protect historic Viola Grace, to Mr. Leslie Tolar winter. . » tache of the postonico ia spending bulkhead. Before the entire lake will'have accrued they may be in Ralph Stevens lef^ on Sunday for his vacation at Coronado Beach. VK4tiJ«wd _fir^an of Sanford, Ha., the w«dof mind to -consider- riror r l Vl»WuafUJbs-Jl^altihaM 1 front is bulkheaded there should bo a state jUrtciwill .DalobacAii; J • »* .» , _ , , . the part -taken t by the »outEarìt?--^— ---------take .place some provision made for the hnrboT seriously the b e n c f i c a u l ^ a i u e , ^ ^ ' V ^ r i ^ ' w É T r n r ü f it f ^ p r f f ö r W * h * d a i i f c B * p t l a t church,”. route to Jefferson* UottegRPPhila­ ;M r*t Alice Ilobhins Harvey wftr of motor boats. Wo have long talk ­ uw vernal. peace movement.»' Mr. Bryan is the *on of Mr. and delphia, where he will be joind by bo tho gueat of her mother, Mn. after the war as in patient endur­ In discussing the question “ What ed a bout.itho nhelter.that we would ance of hardships .and patriotic de­ Mrs. L. Y. Bryan of this city and Nollie Tolar, T) il*su .young jmen aru Robbins for two weeks, while Mr. doe» tKe Ij^ropcan war mean to the make for the protection of boat» in ‘TflP’hV. :Ja ckao n villc.,. votion during the struggle; to honor holds n responsible position with the taking' Sanford and how Hire It would be peace movement?” it is asserted the memory of those who served Peoples Bank. year."*’ to protect the boats a nt, only, flf >ha ♦hut . “ it pii.iin« ihat democracy and those who fell in the service ot Randall Chase will leave Sunday Sanfqjd people-but. thosf that como should, as a result, be expected to Ilote Mr fling next for New York and the east, thq Confederate States and to cher­ . t o our docks in the winter and s u m -. increase In Kurope, ns democracy The meeting of the rase commit* companied by Mr, and Mrs ish the ties of friendship nrhong rry>-— 1 . n 1« .m u iit u-^trane blow j always, ha* increased when bureautec and nil members of the Wom­ Chase. Later in tip* month he will members of the society.. n t r - have cratic government has overplayed The .organisation has now 1.380 an's Club- will be held at the San­ enter Phillip» College at Exeter, 77 txr-bpnr-ft- f V t h c rivpt to protect its hand; that 'government policies chapters in the United States, north ford House tomorrow afternoon New Hampshire. their boats and we have never had of friction should consequently give' and south, and one chapter in th * ^Wednesday) at'3:30. Mrs. Holden Miss Lillian Herring will leavo a n adequate harbor here ipr. boats way to other policies of'eoncHiation, City of Mexico, will be hostess fo r this meeting, September 16th for Hollins College, The organization of any' kind. I t Is only * question honesty and fair dealing among na­ has 80,000 members. • * which promises to be most interest­ Roanoake, Va, of time after Sanford gets a rea tions. The Woman's' Coit^B^rw liftr- — The present officers are: Mrs. ing, as in addition to making of " I t means that thero will at the hotel that, many b o a t s 'will be an­ roses, plans for the new club quar­ hasse« has enrolled the largest per­ Daisy McLauron, president; Bran­ chored here all winter, for this city end he called a European confer­ don,.. Miss.; Mrs. B. B. Boss, first ters will be submitted. All mem­ centage of the Sanford college set of All Local Advertisements Under offers mqre to tho man with the ence—a new conference of Vienna vice president, Auburn, Ala.; M^s. bers of the club'pre requested to be girls. Miss Margaret Wight returns — or » new peace of .Westphalia-?This (leading T H R EE CENTS » pleasure boat thnn-any other section • • *• to Tallahassee Tor her third season.. W. T. Colbertson, second vict* pres- present. of the state und" when the hotel ia from which we ' may hope that a Mrs.'s Minnie Jones was hostess Miss Verna Monfot; is also returning Line For Each Insertion. Minimum built there should be some provision new Kurope will emerge, a Kurope irfent> Kiowa, Okla.; Mrs. 1. W. last Wednesday afternoon and a to this college, while Misses C|niro Charge 25 Cents. nutde far the boats to tie up here. as different Trom the old as the I"u,BOn* third •vice, president, Char- very »acini time iqndc nimble fingers Walker and Ethel M ought on will j j f lotto, N. G.; Mrs. P.- M. Williams, > And the council should J o this be­ Europe remade after Waterloo FOR S A L E enter this season. It is understood recording secretary, Newton, N.C.; fashion roses with celerity. fore any more hulk heading is done, feted from the Eurojn* of the days that Miss Knte Underwood will nisnj Mrs. Edward C, Schnabel, corresFor nice fresh guavas fur table revolution. nut But ........ ....... ....... ino French r ronen revolution, ■ because they may decide to take the befores the liirthdag Parlirn N»w Orleans,-La.; return to college hut has not yet |and „ „ „ j , , , , Clifford L. WaU.tr. iow Europe is not likely to Iso' l,0,ubng secretary, the now end Of Park avenue or some other decided upon the Woman's College. |j.j,onc *q0 l(; treasurer, Pulaski, Albert ,J\ • Connelly, Jr., -was the I ;ed so much in its geography ^ r8‘ ' ■ * nto* T'-’tp street for the bnsin or harhor and change The Misses Annie Ix-e and Lottie Even Va.; Mrs. Orlando Huliburton, reg- happy little ho»t to twenty-five of after the jralkhcading is done there as in its Ideas of government. istrar, Little Rock, Ark.; Miss Mil­ his young friedds but Wednesday Caldwell will Ye-enter Queens Col­ FO R sale or rent. Three acres will be no way to make it. The in Napoleon’s time " th e nations highlly improved Tiled land, rlos» dred Rutherford, historian, . Athens; afternoon in honor of his -sixth lege a t Charlotte, N. C, people who arc doing the bulkhead­ were too firmly set” for even that Mr. Abe Kunner - will return to in, with. qipe. 7 room house well lo­ Ga.; Mrs. John W. Tench, custo­ birthday. Upon the playground a t ing would he glad to make th ish a r- transcendent military genius." 1 0 !> Ui|> dian of Cross of Honor, Guinea- the back of his jtouse many delight­ Stetson University, where he has cated. A, P. Connely. bor as it would lessen the expense nolta Avc. 102tf. vilie. Fla.; Mrs. Frank A. Walk», ful games were enjoyed, in addition bt*en studying law for several sea­ of dredging and they could probably *1 In view of the fact that Hanford son». . , custodian of Flags and Pennants, to thu swings, horizontal bar am) For Sale-At H discount-' Fi'holsj.1 bo induced to make the. harbpY In is to have a chapter of the Daugh­ Norfolk, Va. other playground devices for makiiig ship in Sanford Business Collegt , the original contract and let it go ters of the Confederacy and luiving Pmronnl Mrntijin The history of the United States little folks happy. The table with Owner unable to use it and il wilt h* a t that. Will the citixens of San­ so many questions asked about the Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase and of the Confederacy, briefly slated, ¡(a. beautiful birthday cake, derrnted sold at- a sacrifice. Enquire 1 f.-raid Daughters by interested parties I ford please take this matter up with is this: 1882 Mrs. M. C. Goodlet, of with w h ite'icing and pink ?amiles, family came up from their bunga­ Office.-103-tf. give below the history of this groat t h e city council and sea if they Nashville, suggested a union of all upon which was inscribed Albert's low Sunday evening. cannot got action on it before it is organization of southern Indies und For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring the organizations of women through- name and nge in pink wns placed repeat that every lady in Sanford too late. ear for 6400.00, just overhauled in • * • Miss Adelaide Higgins has re­ who is eligible should join the San­ |out the south, the united orgunizu- upon tho lawn. Fink and white good running shape. Sanford Ms1 " I tion to Im! known .under the name roses were used effectively among turned from n delightful visit to I ehino Si Onrngc. 82-tie i She could not have been over ford chapter: land style of "-Daughters of the Con­ green fern*, giving a charming touch Baltimore and various points in I "W e light on ruined shrines -thirty-three years of nge, fair and federacy,” and steps were immedi­ of color to the decorations. our sacred fires." For Sale or Rent— Two nice resi­ Pennsylvania. in good health. About her were her Many lovely gifts testified to the This organization is one of the ately taken by her and others look­ dences at a bargain. W. J. Thig;*nchildren, five of them. 'T h e oldest As­ The Whitner twity. Misscti Jane most'uniquo in' the annals of the ing toward that end. A meelihg of popularity of the young host. 80-tf rauat have been about eleven. The these various women's organizations sisting Mrs. Connelly were Mea- and Alice are the guests of Mr. and wbrld. 'youngest was three or four. As ro­ For Sale-Orange grovo 14 arm "A great section of a great coun- of the southern states was hrld in damos- Claude Herndon, It R. Dess Mrs. B. P. Whitner. bust a nest of fledglings as ever fine hummock lahd, 130 acres of Nashville in September, 1894 and and W. E, Housholder. mother-bird protected with her tying. Celery land, one tiyi acre tract cejery from the gathering grew the United Rev, F. P. Strong and family ar* land. At a bargain. Address P. I) Bj The mother had her brood out Daughters of thq Confederacy. Another charming affair in chil­ again at home, after a month's dm Box 1034 104-Hlc. to the-park, away from the rest of To Mrs. M. C. Goodlet, a vener­ dren'» circles lust week wns the lightful sojourn at New. Smyrna. ¿he people who came and went; able and remarkable woman, belongs, birthday qf Miss Margaret Zachary For Fa 1e— Fine farm of ten acr« out where the flickering leaves.upon the honor of tho inspiration and Friday afternoon. Miss Julia Brown has returned about three miles from the ciiy, the trees above them checked the work that' united in a body the The beautiful Zachary home wus from Daytona. also two choice city lots. Going little folks with sunshine and shad­ scattered workers of .a well loved very lovely in its decorations of cheap for cash or can bo purchased ow. apd sacred cause. Mrs. Roumilint spent ■ Saturduy on easy term*. •Address R,, care of pink and white cut flowers and green She was out .for a few hdura— all • • • and Sunday at Tampa, returning Herald office. ferns, the finishings of cherry and ■he could spare from home. She i There is o n s thing that I wish white of the wood work blending with her son, Mr. Eugene Rouihillnt had taken the children’ for an air­ to tiring to the attention [of the harmoniously with the color scheme Sunday night. For safe or Rcr.t— Five acres, tiled ing, aa she called it, for she was a people of Sanford who love their of the decorations. land, two good wells, located just mother who understands that heated dogs better than they do their fellow Mrs. W. P. Carter und little snn, south of S t a t ’on 10 on S Si E. Rail­ The dining table with its snowy house» of the city ere not the best See F. \V. men and also wish to tiring it to cover w’as centered by a large vase Walter returned from Daytona Sun­ way. ft room house. places for the young. Mahoney at Fernuld's, W7-tf the attention of Manager Herndon of pink roses and ferns day night with Mr. Carter. And so she sat under a tree out In of the Star Theater and that is the The dainty favors were pink ami the park and watched her brood practice of some people who bring white baskets of candies. Dr. L. R. Phillips motored oVer For S a le - One $35 incubator, 240 as only mothers watch. This one all their dogs to the show every to Daytona Sunday. He will spend size. . Good ahdpc, guaranteed t» In the progressive games Sidney ventured foo near a . tiny n»«A;'«nnight and let them bother every­ Kennedy won the prize, a box of a week a t tho beach and return with hatch. . Price J 10.00". T. H. John­ other found a dangerous'plsything body i n ' the theater ns well as fine bon-bons. * . his family, Sept. 8 th. son, Moore’s Station. l-2 tp in the shape of a broken glass, and scratch their fleas off on the floors. Margaret was the recipient of the mother had to take the thing For Sale— Two seated S^uflehakir I have noticed this time and again many presents. Mrs. H< W, Clay of Tampa mo­ away from the child. Still another surrey in good condition, reasonable until it has become the veriest nuis­ Tho«e present woro Margaret and tored up from Center Hill with her Of the youngstchi. sought more than ance and all .that one can do now is Leander Berner, Dorothy and Ed­ brother, Mr. Max Archibald Thurs­ price. G B Frank. Sanford Heichti his share of food th at, hid been 2-2tp to scratch fleas and you hnve no ward Ruraph, Lila and Sam Mur­ day and .is the guest of her sister. brought along, and that demanded time to watch the pictures There rell, Gladys, John and George „Wil­ Mrs. Harvey Renfroe. the mother’s attention. are many places now that will not son, Katherine Symes, Nina and Roy TO REN T In fact, a mother’s attention is allow dogs to be brought into they Howard, Corinne Stejnmcyer, Addle Clifford Walker returned to Sapdemanded s t all times with a brood house. ffUiey arc not allowed on and Ruth Marshall, Sidney Ken­ ford Saturday after a most enjoy­ Five ncres tiled land inside nlf of children—and (he demand it sup­ the trains any more and many of­ nedy, Kinchin Powers, Eunice Do- able three months visit- to relatives limits.for rent, near brick road and plied. crow from tho mother, un­ fices have signs th at keep the dogs vahe, May, Julia, Arthur .and Mar­ in Illinois. loading station. Apply to ,A. P.1 seen by her, unnoticed by the chil­ on the outside.' I f there is one thing garet Zachary. > Connelly, Sanford. Florida. 2-tf dren, oat a philsoopher. He watch­ more than any other that gives me Miss Annie Lee Caldwell and Mr. For Rent— 4 room cottagq $10 i ed the mother and her young— and a pain i t is to see a bunch of dogs Weidiban Caldwell motored up In H onor o f Ilobl. M orrit # -i ^ * - L: ‘ meditated upon the eweetneaa of life. looting around fit) «vary public place? Friday to Meet month. 5 room cottagh $12.50, ^ A most enjoyable and social af­ to Jacksonville He looked into the future and saw I t certainly ahowa that the owners fair was the celebration of tho anni­ AddJe Neal of Jefferson, N. C. They eluding wntcr. G. W. Spencer. ■ . ‘ 1-tf the woman ten years hence, at are oblivious j to the convenience versary of the birth of Robert Mor­ returned with Miss Neal Saturday forty-three, in the prime of woman­ and rights of the general public ris, founder of the order of tho night. * For rent- 40 ncres Tiled Land i* i* y 1 ,- .■* hood, \ho center of a group of young when they force their attentions of Eastern Star, a t the Robbins Nest n body w ell located. A.P. Conndif.j Tempt the appetite, men and women, the companion of the kennels upon the people a t every Monday afternoon. • Mrs. T, A. Newton and little 109 Magnolia St. , *, 1 0 2 -tf pleaae the taste and her girls, the comforter of. her boys. turn. I t Is a certain cinch that There was a large gathering of daughtera returned home , Sunday. n ou rish the body. And the philosopher made a men­ For Rent Cheap for Cash— Twenty ( these dogs could just as welt be left the Eastern Stars and their friends Crisp, clean and fresh. tal note of the glories of cYeatlon, acres of good hammock land all tiled-j at home and »It is dp to the man­ to enjoy the fine program of- music Misa Beulah Hutcheson and Miss 5 cents, and thought about how good it is I01-tf agers of the theaters to see that they »jitl readings, rendered by tho vari- Hilda M aeey1 are spending two Call or write A. M. Tyler. ;tn 1 t - _. ii§_ to thus be mated early, and to bear are not aliowjed in the same room Trtbr’members present. An informal weeks a t Daytona. For Rent— Three rooms furnish^ the children in the youthful days, with the patrons of the house. If address was made by Worthy Pa­ for light housekeeping. Also tw* th at the parents may havo them tHg owneti of dogs have no respect tron Haskins. The parlors were Mr. and- Mrs. G. D. Bishop (nee 'a n d their society .while yet in -th e for the rights of others they should very attractive in their decorations Miss Bessie Schumpert) arrived in bedrooms. Mrs. Johna, 411 P*f* Round, ,thln, tender— 9 1 -tfe .vigor of life. be taught those rights by the man­ of cut flowers and ferns, pink being Sanford Sunday night. They were avenue. with a delightful flavor " ’~f ■ —--- -- agers of theaters, by the riiurches, And the philosopher who has no the prevailing ‘color. met a t the station by a large party —appropriate for lunch­ For Rent— Furnished office eim>P* by the proprietors of store* aiyly children of his own, contrasted the Delicious putsch and cake were of friends and showered with- rice. ped with roll top desk, office chsirtj eon, te a and dinner, every other public place where the Served by the hostesses, Meads mes Mr. and Mrs. Bishop will reside at happy mother with the women with ao cents. and tables. Also a roll top d«h allow the canines to run lodte and Robbins, Parker, Renfroe and*Btg- Dr. S. Pule.nton’s. whom he.associates, with the frivo­ typewriter desk and other equip bother everybody around tjiem. lous, flighty tilings he meets in so­ icra. ment for «ole or rent. ■ Herald offit*ciety, and with the hcart-coi'd people Out of town guests were Mea­ 82-tf Mr. J . E. DIckins spent a few who are married b u t . who have tie ds mes II. W. .Clay of Tampa and days last week in the cjty, the guest M1SCËLANEOUS children. And he went about his Mrs. Thomas oi Seiner. 1 of his brother, Mr. J. W. Dickins. way rejoicing th at there are such .Wanted— Plain, and fancy sepi11*Recently of Waycrossr he-and his mothers, for while ho might .count Made of the* finest Wanted— One young widow or To EfiUr College L»d family will remove to Baltimore, Dressmaking of all kinds. "bis own life s failure, he was philos­ ingredients. B'alced married lady ir| every town to denatheir future home. Vacation day« are nearly over and house cm East Third street. M i*' opher enough to kpow that the ¿0 perfection. The emstrate to vyo’irietl. Tor fatV selling the coilege set in Sanford are mak­ 99-94 p Mattie Driggers, Y n a tio n a l etren g th world cannot be destroyed, nor' the artie^. -Big-pay for « hustler, f x * ing final arrangements for entering Miss Hatte Allen of Sorrento' ia Lost, Strayed or Stolen. On Au|ud food. 30 cents. goodness of God wane, while there perience unnecessary. Address college as September opens,- for with the guest of Mrs. Harry Kent. 7th white horse weighed.about ID* are such mothers. At Iealt th at la P. O. Box 614, Sanford, Fla., S-2lp the doec of September nearly all of the way ho talked to the 8auntercr, the boys and girla going'off to cotMr. and M n. John Musaon t o d pounds, eight years old, sylish Buy. biscuit baited by and the sun shone brightly aa ho For Saie.Trifl tons ot -Iicn manure lege wilL-haYiUeit-Sanford.' „Several family: have returned. from a . pi— - pearnneo, good driver.'Any info« ■poke. a t 620.00 per ton, sacked F. O, B . have already started on their way to ânt two weeks aojourn a t the beach. tion of vfhcreabtrat^iwtjt to MfNATIONAL BISC U IT 1 •• • Nelson, Bpx 1168, Sanford or Kuril* cars. Theo Throop, Enterprise, FIs, their respective colleges, making _- - * ' i , V I ; V g i j l ' "~ ; COMPANY Hammock. . I06-*(_ ’ . 3-2tc World Peace Foundation short visits in other towns while en Misses Jewel and Eunice DeVane, route. Among these is Miss Eleanor Who,have been the popular young Wantcdr-Wovk on truck. f»r . Roberta, who left' on Saturday for guests of their slater, Mr». T. D. experience, white. J. M. Smit war. -B u t Mti Olive, N. C., where she * will Hayes returned to .their home in Gen/ Delivery, City. 2-3tp .'V, '.‘ 7 . J e . . ’ •" ABOUT PEO PLE AND EVENTS ¡[CURBSTONE GLEANINGS 7 I EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING T Uneeda Biscuit Baronet Biscuit G raham • C rackers W Additional Classified Ads Try a Herald Want M ___ �* W - f +¿1 !-M jjjw jm , jp .i.j V' W1 'V ; ■ V ’ ' ■■;: . ' ** ) ‘ ff W P F r T T V T T W ^ - J C T ^ .w .w ^ ’' T * ' *~ * “ “ ■ 11 * ' ■* * ^ ■. •' " ^ ' " t r .:. • : '■’ V W I f l J l S Ç ^ w • , ’ ./ ■ '■ ' 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 PUBLI S HED SEMI - WEEKLY SAN FO RD H ERALD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life /# Woith Living • VOLUME VI SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. .SEPTEMBER I. I‘J I4 *' NO 4 GERMANS ARE WITHIN SIGHT OF PARIS GOVERNOR TO THE FARMERS ad vo cates p l a n t in g of CRO PS IN FLO RID A TO M E E 3L D E M A N U . . fa ll WANT THE CITY TO SURRENDER!“ OR BE DESTROYED G ER M A N Y C O N T R o ls ■*“ * "•'i r fr r t W n i i m w Hy.-.WP» 1 L1' ,]*niTnTmTupp- S e nt.- Ar-^Oovmtor nu Trammell has issued the fed Park Tramm Pensacola, Fla , Sept. 4.— The ri'.ss to the farmers of lowing) fddre American National Hank of Pensa­ Ho rid a State of Florida Executive Cham­ cola closed its doors Tuesday after n ber,' Tallahassee, August 31, 1914. run lasting about an hour. Aroused by sensational reports circulated last To the Farmers of Florida; night depositors flocked to the ban The great European war has furthis morning. For some time after “ nlshed the people of Florida n lesson the banks "were closed streets in ,to which I ask the privilege of call­ front- of tho hank's ten story build ing. your attentipn. Tho whole world is now suffering f e w d a y s w il l b e Trotn the inflated price of loodstufls The bank had deposits of $1,715,resulting from the demoralisation of 000, according to tin- last annual the war. • capitalisation is The people of Florida have in statement. The $,'100,0011 and the surplus $.15,000, their hands all the facilities nccea* • sary for supplying all of their own On last January, 1st its loans and discounts am ou nted t,» $ 2 ,0 0 0 , OdO. • needs and the qeodH of many hun­ London, Sept, t, lit a . 'i n . Ger­ ntta> • i* wearing itself out in ham­ dreds of thousands of other people (.’ W Lamar is president of the in­ stitution and M. E, Clark ’ cashier. mans now at Senlis, twenty-five miles mering away at the allied lines In almost nil articles of food and in 'T h e American National success­ from Pa rib and threaten destruction which give but do not break. meat products. fully weathered a severe financial of city unless ultimntum complied A'*di»imtch from Amiens. France, Florida has unsurpassed facilities storm a few months' ago when the with. to the Daily Mail dated Tuesday, for supplying the nation with fruits September I. declares that the Ger­ snd vegetables, and our people, it First National Hank closed its doors. if true, are annually improving these lUtssian force of seventy two mans have tik en possession of ■opportunities. thousand landed Aberdeen from Amiehs after three days' lighting Amiens is the Capital of the de­ On the other hand Florida has Archangel punsed through England It is seventy vast undeveloped advantages and for He)glum (Hher troops On way partment of Sninme milts directly north of Paris. It is resourres which ought to he turned via saint- route. a manufacturing city, and has it to profitable account in tlw produc­ population of 90.0110, It is on the tion of enormous staple crops and WAS N O M IN ATED FOR T 1IE Copenhagen. Sept l. 10 a in line <•( tin- railroad to Boulogne, and in furnishing a very large portion Ciar promises repayment of Bel­ SH O R T T E R M FROM about .fifty miles to the west of of our nation's meat supply. gian indemnity with interest when l.nFero and other points in "tTie de­ Florida’s farming industries are GEORGIA exacted fro m G -rm an v partment of Aisne, where there lias in their infancy as compared with Macon, tin , Sept. L t oniyuaabe^n lighting during the pu»t few what they will he when our people Pelrogrude St Petersburgi, .Sept l day* man Thomas W Hardwick was 'fully develop the »late's possibil­ nominated for the short term in the 10 a. • m. Russian reverses at ities. A daily News enrrespondont dis­ » fleeting advance, We havc'the climate ant! the soil United States Senate to suevet-s the] llsternde not patch from Gournuy Kn-Hray, near late Senator A <> Bacon A deeis-j which continues thinking t h e ‘ great and the labor. We have the trans­ lloii' ii »ays c*.'‘ cast un t i l tin ivc vote was nut German foryij north of Vistula. portation facilities and the markets Tintier man advunee is umaxing and could product1 sufficient for «or fourteenth ballot After an uil night session of thy Puns, Sept. t 10 u. ,in . City A g/cnt battle is raging, with what need* and a surplus for other mar­ Georgia Stute Democratic conven­ guarded at night by fleet of aero- result I know not, hut I do know kets. Yet the people of Florida .an­ that the French and British armies tion which lasted for seventeen hours plu ne» nually pay to other sections hun­ are intact and -»till confident of ill continuously the convention ad­ dreds of thousands of dollar* for London, England, Sept. 4. In lunate success journed'Tuesday night to meet again foodstuffs for man and best. Incredible as it seems tin1 trespite of the fact that the French at noon. The European war has aggra­ Thirteen ballot* were taken dur­ capital bus been removed to Bor­ liiendouji masses of men that I he vated and emphasized this situa­ ing the night, the last ballot Iw-fore deaux and that the German artny of Germans have hurled at the allies tion. Our people' nre paying exor­ It adjournment giving .Hardiwlck 164; thif-ttw t is within thirty miles of have not overwhelmed them. bitant prices for provisions which seemj that wlule the Germans huv'? Slaton 112. Felder 93. Hutchens 4 tho-'outer fortifications of Paris, u thby can grow at home. Tho war Necessary to nominate. 188 llardi- strange air of confidence prevails t o - jib e weight the allro» certainly have may die indefinitely prolonged and t he allii T In­ generai 1 1 wit and science nnd these, with wi<k -bowed a gain from the begin­ daf among tinallies prices continue to advance ifor-emcni-, vidi event mill V win ning I'lii.fou rth ballot sinml 1—1 fsefiug -a-i-ms to lie t ha The wealth of the state of Honda der I. Hardwick 1 111. Slaton 1 Hi W B will he increased by many millions ■It-r 1. Hardwnk 131» UG. Slaton 1 II I Vrilla n M u»ir blub of dollars and the independence and .j New Pope Elected and Hutchens 11. From that time welfare of our farmer» will he vast­ Della Koine, Sept. 4.— Cardinal Misse* Luetic und Adele Riñes enHardwick's strength grew until he ly enhanced if they will profit by Chicia was elected Pope to succeed l|iruJnid t f)P Cccillan Music Cluj) » gathered In the necessary majority the lesson now- so forcibly before 1 1#.Inti) ' Plus X. He will .assume home Saturday afternoon at 5 shortly after the convention met at them and begin as soon as. possible t lid name of Renedict XV o'clock The club was called to noon today. to cultivate food crops on a much r,|#r tl>. tlu. ,,r(.nideiit and the roll The convention was one of the .•Kardinal Giacona Chiesa wa„ erelarger scale, and to take advantage U<1 Cardinal May 21 lust, nnd is was called. A delightful program, most interesting political bodies to of Florida's Unsurpassed advantages \|kjhlii*hop of Bologna. Italy winch was rendered by mem tuners asseinfile in Georgia m many a day as a stock raising and meat produc­ He was horn at I’egli November (h(, f„||ov Senator Hoke Smith was renmnin ing state 2 ^a i 18 54. and was JS.1I. aim was-Ordained |>rii'»t, S o Surrender March Morrison ated to succeed hiltTSeli. and Judge I hope that it will not be consid­ •mber 21. 1878. nnd has been i Helen Peck and Mrs. Munson N. E.‘ Harris was nominated by ac­ ered improper for me to suggest c u c e t e l i with the Vatican In variSchubert clamation for Governor Senator and urge upon the |>eople of Florida o A rapacities parities si sirice 1883. H axel PackardSmith's presence is believed to have .who own or control land that they His appointment fls Bishop of the K atydid................Kern •had great influence in securing HttrnSung of proceed at pnee t o -arrange for the Bologna* is said in Romo to have Helen Terwiiliger wick's nomination. He was openly planting and cultivation of as ex­ been for the purpose of combatting a supporter of the congressmnP Mardh Triumphale, Troi Gohaertx tensive fall food crops as their cir­ the modernists. against Governor Slaton anti tm Ted. Adele and William Riewge cumstances will permit, «*0 the end other candidates for the shor.t terhe I Love You Truly, solo .' . Bond Monday Legal Holiday that regardless of the duration of to sucoeed Senator Ducon. Virginia Brady The Sanford ptistofllce wUf be the great European war, there may Hardwick was born December9, closed Monday on account of Labor Waltz Chopin be an abundance of such produce 1872. His home i s -at Sandersvillei Day. Th e oftlco wHl bo open from Lu era Chappell raised by our 'own people for home He was twice a member of the GoJ.h 8 t 6 10 u. m.. and the carriers will My Chnin of Memories, solo consumption and for sale in other gin legislature and is serving re­ make one delivery. Virgina Brady markets. Such activity is hound to sixth successive term as a mem hoe Club Chorus It Iwing a national holiday t h e i 1 n tho Candle Light redound to the material, financial V. of the lower house. Sending ebree hanks of the city will also-he Voices of Spring advantage of our farmers nnd to be closed. Coming on Monday will ' Mrs. Munson of great benefit to all our citizens. Carson May Enter Race tliThw all business from Saturday to After the program delicious ire ThU very important matter Is Kissimmee. Sept. 4. Tho friends Tuesday. cream und cake were served. submitted for tho serious consider-,, of tho Hon. C. A. Carson of this ation of all Floridians interested, city arc strongly urging him to be­ directly or Indirectly, In farming or come a candidate for the United fruit growing, in the confident be­ States Senate to succeed Senator lief that it opens tho surest nnd Bryan, provided the latter is ap­ easiest way to an Increased pros­ pointed United-Spito Judge. perity and happiness. It is believed hore that cx-Senator PARK TRAMMEL^. Carson would make a strong race Governor. before the people because he has so many friends t(id acquaintances both Another New Railway A special from Kissimmee says: personal and political throughout C- H. Armstrong, president and en­ the state, who are enthusiastic for gineer in chief ,of the South Florida him. This together with the fact •nd Gulf railroad, which will con- that Senator Carson is the father nect «Keenan vil Ic and Passenger, has of the present Railroad Commission bill tpiYing succeeded in having it returned from St. Paul. He stated that engines ami slcel put through both branches of the ttril* have been ordered, and were legislature in 1897, and having bepn always on the way, and thnt work chairman of the committee which ahould-be recommenced at once, and perfected it in 1899, to conform to that he expected to complete the tho constitutional amendment adopt­ .line by the end jof .thc y e a r . _______ ed in 1898» would make him yery This road when completed will strong bcfojp the people. Ho also open up a tremendous t r a it of vir­ introduced In 1S970esd lulmary clo* gin territory. The road is connected tion bill which became the first priwith the Kissimmee Valley Exten- introduced in 1897 the primary, elec­ ■lon of. the’ East Coast Extension, tion bill which became the first pri­ Photo by Am erican Presa Association. . ^ . ^»hlch riftii straight south from May- mary election lay ejrer enaeWd • Between the ■■»nulls the Belgian« bnd time Tor Prie* uni*. town to Okeechobee. Florida. • .f - o j e s S u . BRITAIN TO F t ANK GER­ MANS. IÑ BELGIUM NEXT FULL OF SU RPRISES' IN THE GREAT G A $E OF WAR HARDWICK WON OUT FOR SENATE SOLDIERS SLEEPING AT LIEGE * ». - ±- % , . .. ™_ i*-i- ' :rV '.-i i ’ t-• i , V i1 - * . . PO T- ; ASH WHICH IS NECES­ SA R Y. EOE THF. r.A \ n HfiLf-iwi1*. Ärntini ‘Mullet—.— r 3Ë A lrx W ------* -----------------------------family residence Wednesday, in the |thc cl° 3Ì»g of the German manuafe7Gth year of her life und was buried i turcrB of potash fertilixer farmer» sea id regard to at 3:30 p. m. Thursday. The ftrner- are nil at Germany has control al rites were performed by Rev. the future. of the potash of thc wor)d, and all Father Uhinchart of Maitland. Mrs. Muller was born in France manufacturers of fertilixer depend but came to America in 1864, short­ "upon it for this ingredient. No fer­ ly after her marriage and has been tiliser for fruits and generally veg­ n resident of Sanford for - many, etables is of much value without a quoin of potash. One of the leading many years. She leaves one son, Mr. Eugene manufacturers Here stated that it Muller of Seattle, Washington und would be impossible now to put more two daughters, Misseff Louise and than, three per cent of potash in Eugenie Muller The warmest sym­ what is known as ammonia fertilizer pathy of frieipls go out to the fain­ 'and two pv-r cent in tho alkali. In Florida nnd ujl southern potato tly in their hour of bereavement. sections potash i* very essential to The pall Itear era were Messrs a good crop. Hastings potato oper­ C. F. Haskins, K. E . Turner., Thco. Miller, Tim Keane, Ed Rourke and a t o r do not know what to expect Dr. Mason. Many beautiful floral for next Reason's planting. Not one offerings testified to the love and of the leading fertilizer agencies in esteem in which Mrs. Muller was this city would give the News any direct information us to what to ex­ held by her friends. iled for next year. As a rule they claim that all their contracts for 1914 delivery were completed or the slock on hand for their comple­ tion, and tip to this time (hey had not made contracts for 1915. Porto Rico depend* largely upon fertilizer. T I J E PRESENT HOARD DOES From the Porto Rico Journal of Aug. 19 the following concerning NOT GET RESULTS FOR fertilizer* i? taken: THE S H IP P E R S "PricFk of fertilizers, particularly From time to tune thc Reporter- anything with potash in it, are now Star lias brought to the attention of on a war footing. "Fruit growers und others .who are the public the fart th at'th e Florida large purchasers of fertilizers have Railroad Commisison was respon­ been advised by local dealers that sible fur the failure of the long and short buui iirl, paased by the lcgis> price* have been advanced, following * •. * lulure of 1913, to be put into ellecl. instructions from thif manufacturers Although hearings were conducted in the states, und it is said to be at several point* in the »tnte several doubtful whether any potash fer­ months ago the commission ha* never tilizer* will long he obtainable at rendered n derision. The act re­ any price. "Germany has a monopoly on the main* on the statute hooks a dead commercial potash deposits of tho letter. in its. «'.Hurts to ascertain world, and with the present war on, ' what's the matter the Reporter-Stnr asked Hon, Edwin Spencer. Jr., some exports of potash from Germany arc lime ago to tell what he knew about wholly suspended. “ One fertilizer representativn in the disposition of the case. Mr Spencer wn* the author of the long San Juan has received instructions and »hurl haul art and represented from the manufacturer not to offer the Marion County Board of Trade un> fertilizers for sale thnt contain, * . before the comuiiftRioii when hearing more than five units of potash. ■’ Potash fertilizers tiro used exten­ on the a it was held at Ocala. In a letter rectived today, Mr. Spencer sively by the fruit growers of ^he island, and particularly‘by the pine­ says: Lakeland. Ha.. Aug. 28. '14 apple |ilanters, to harden .tiro fruit —a l Mr J II. Reese, Editor,- Orlando, and add to its shipping and keeping qualities. It is uUo used by tha Florida: citrus fruit growers (or tho sumo Friend Recke Your letter re­ purpose. ceived 1 have been waiting for the "One fertilizer formula, applied to board of trade of Marion county to furnish me with a transcript of tin- pineapples just before marketing, record of the testimony taken at culls (or thirteen units of potash.. the Ocala hearing before l made an Frpm now on. it is said, it will be effort to write anything for puhlica- next to impossible to buy this mix^ tioii bn the long and short haul mat­ turc, a t least after present local And ter. They have promised fo do so. stocks hteve been exhausted. the price quoted by ono dealer on This testimony would furnish you with a most interesting insight into this formula has jumped from ap­ the situation. I do not understand proximately $45 per ton to $80. "Small potash deposits recently how any body of men in the world could have heard the testimony in­ have been discovered in Colorado troduced at Ocala, even on the side uud Idaho, hut these deposits have of the railroad companies, without not yet yielded a product suitablo making some effort to afford relief for commercial purposes. "R ecently anothef source of pot­ under the long and short haul act; furthermore, there is absolutely no ash hns been found in kemp, or sea­ asonuble excuse why the railroad weed, and there Is one small factory commissioners should not act upon in California now making fertilizer ■— Pro­ the question one way or the othef. potash from this source." It in one of those impenetrable mys­ duce News. teries which I cannot fathom. I ' imagine that the only way to ever Rand Concert ■ get relief is to elect new commis­ w Tho Sanford Rand will render one sioners. of their fino concerts In tho park Whenever I am furnished the tes­ band stand Tuesday evening, Sept. timony I spoke o f I .will make the 8th. Following Is the program: entire matter public through your paper and you can rest assured that Campus Martin March,'. . . ............ à â ...... ..Cl V?. Bennett It will make some interesting read­ Little Miss Fix-It, selection . . . ing. * •-»■ G. R. Reeves " Hoping that you nre making a great success of your newspaper, I The Man Behind the -Gun, march beg to- remain,'. . - * - - * . . •.«/»»...... Sousa Your friend, ' Danulro Waves, waltz...................... .. -* E D W IN S P E N C E R . . L. . F. H. Grelssinger Reporter-Star. Woody Vans, march .K . }j. King Home Circle, overture. ."Out waiting fortune in South .......... .............. .. G. H. Reeves American trade" is the way they are All Star Medley, overture. . . . ............ referring t-o (he big opportunities . , t vt C hai: J . -R o b e rts -----fo r cummercfit expansion" t h a t “ are at hand. With an adequate mer­ The Now Colonial March. . H. B. Ha lie New New Colónial M arch ................. chant marine, we can bring abun­ The dant treasures from South America Y* .............. R. B. Hall , and, what is better still, establish a Everybody cordially Invited tot strong federation between the come out and enjoy an evening. United States and the South Amer­ Plenty of benches and ébalr» and ican republics. parking room for automobiles. NEW RAILROAD COMMISSIONER t g « v ? , , -■ -, _>, . , -■. K B » —•. " �.. - y- . * ts .rtJ ? PAGE TWO C O U N T Y ER 4. 19t { THE ÎJANFORD HERALD H A P P E N I N G S A BUNCH OF IN T ER ESTIN G IT EM S FR O M CO RRESPO N ­ Friday evening. Messrs. Hasty and nsiles mnde some inspiring imnde. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and . family are enjoying a fine new Ford auto. Mr. Camsron is at Tosahatchce ranch this week. Mr. and Mra. Muirhead are mov­ ing into their fine largo now home n Brisson avenue this week. The use has large, airy rooms, - upj>er and lower screened porches, wide verandas and all the up to date comforts th at go to make d pleasant home. Guy Randall, accompanied by Miss Erma Crimin from town were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grier on Friday a t their home in Cam­ eron City. "** A warehouse has boon built nt Brissaa’a .aLaLuiiu recently. The estate of the late Oliver Mitchell has finally been settled to the satisfaction of all concerned. TRICE’S TRUMPETEER (Articles Published under this Heading furnlthed br M. P. A. Purvsu, Jscluotivillc) w "Can I1 11« False? The above rather striking1 caption R E PO R T ER S COVER T E R R IT O R Y FO R IIE R A L I) is the title -of a hook published by the’ Methodist Publishing House, joined a merry party and all visited South, which ouj;ht to ho read by New York city and other points of every churchman, of whatever faith. CASSIA CHAITtR interest, .returning by way of f’alatFor a correct statement o f .facts and u--------------- --------- -■» y -----------ka they tfero joined by their sister, logical reasoning it surpasses anyThe whole community was much Mrs. Brannon, who will visit in thing of its kind 1 have ever read. grieved to hear ot the death ol Mr. Geneva for a few days. Col. House, the author, himself a Leltoy Mack, which occurred July conspicuous churchman. Speaks from Mrs. ’ Charlie Chiison and baby 27th at Appleton, Wi*. He and hi* wide experienefe and seasoned ob­ buoyed wife went away in"~early boy are visiting their parents, Mr. servation. Following is a few ex­ spring to visit their children in and Mra. R. Q. Gresham. cerpts from tho hook: Miss Jessie Grants continues crit­ Tennessee and Wisconsin. Mr. and “ It has always proved an evil day Mrs. Mack have resided here for the ically ill with typhoid fever, con­ for the church, when losing-faith in - pail four years and were highly re­ tracted while in Jackson, Ga. Miss the efficacy of tho gospel to contend spected. , • • Whitlock, -an experienced nurse' o f with the powers of darkness, she Orlando is I n ' attendance,while Dr. Misa Mabel Duval of Homestead, has stretched forth her hand to the Marshall of Oviedo has the case in Fla., who was on her way home state and asked her aid and assist­ charge. • ""* , after spending the summer Iti North ance in suppressing evil and advantMiss Emma Proctor is home again * Carolina, visited hex a'ugt, *Mrs. ing the cause of God. The hand of (Jr after a stay in Chuluota and Alonzo Royal last week.. _Shc. was WEST SIDE ITEMS Caesar has never been anointed by — a^fnmpanictj. Jij^^her^jaouain^-Miaa faaAa» r •a _ . . . « j* t - W *-Wad benSfcka. charge bf .His „ghurch ' Edith-; Ctfrton of Apopkiv■Fbu-LTP K fiir'7 . IT ~ H u n dHl TtTH lias P? Mr. and Mrs. Alfred King nndÎlrnd lead il oh tu lUiLUssful warfare. . * tiekaal opened on M on d ay .w ith turned home from a pleasant visit against «ho sins of the world. And Miaa.lluby Cobb. of .Euatis as teach­ to her daughter, Mrs. Yerkes, in little son,'George Edward, spent last whenever the church seeks an al­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. A: er.- The'fcttendanee was much larger J a c ^ n v i l l e . liance with the state to advance the Knight a t Moore’s station. Mrs. . than it was last year. Miss Cobb The services a t the Baptist church kingdom oi God and His righteous­ . taught here last term and was liked are being well attended and enjoyed. King and Mr. Knight spent their ness, the result is a much larger in­ school days together in good -old so much that the patrons and pupils Rev. J . G. Parsons of .Titusville is fusion of the spirit .of the world into are glad'to know they nro fortunate assisting the pastor pnd his cfTorts Georgia. the church than of the spirit of The convict* camp, under the su­ enough to have' her back again. . are earnest and instructive. The God into the world.". Mr, Clifford Royal of Sorrento services _ will continue through the pervision of Mr. Bell has been moved “ Whenever the -church -in her out on t h e First-street road on the visited relatives and friends u few first Sunday in S eptem ber.. . struggles against the crimes and the hill near the spring, and at present duys last week. The M isses Flynt have returned I wickedness of the times, falls hack are ditching on the Monroe road. Miss Nettie Walker, returned to to Geneva and with their brother, Mrs. Jam es Smith andTittlo Philis upon her entrenched position beher home in Tampa after spending G. G, Flynt will open the Geneva visltcd Mrs. Sheridan Jewett on I hind the word ol God and calls on tjjc summer with her aunt, Mrs. House at once and will be even the state for »e-enforcements, the . . Robt. Rose. We were sorry to see better fitted to accommodate the Monday. world derides her faith in God, and The W. S. Kemper family are ex­ her leave and will look forward with traveling public than heretofore. instead of advancing her cause by much pleasure to the welcoming of Quito a large party came out pecting to remove to their old home these forbidden means, she lowers her back next summer. from Oviedo Sunday to altepd the in Kentucky. W e ,« re sorry to lose her holy tlag until the world no Mr. Elza Royal carried his little services ut the Baptist church. any .one from our neighborhood, longer respects her sanctity.” nephew, Clyde, and niece, Dot. to They were chaperoned by Mrs. W. but wish ’ them good luck In the "Whenever tho minister of the Sanford lo st Tuesday, where they H. Howard. We hope these friends change. * gospel leaves his pulpit and mounts Mrs. D. H. C. Rabun was spend­ joined their mother, Mrs. L. C. add also others will come ugnin.. the stump to harangue promiscuous ing the afternoon with Mrs. Mc­ Royal. Wo are glad to» report that Mrs. G. R. Nicholson was culled crowds as to hovy they odght to Mrs. R o yal-is fast recovering from to Osteen last week to attend her Bride Friday. vote on questions of state polity, an operation. She was on her way daughter-in-law, who is still serious­ Misses ‘ Alia and Avis Slenstrom or stands in his pulpit and instead of to Kissimmee, where she will spend ly HI. were assisting the Jenkins firm in dispensing the word of God, takes a a ’few weeks with her mother, Mrs. delivering groceries last Thursday. text from I tie holy svripture. and On Wednesday, August 19th MesDas*. -Mr. Kit bun nnd son, Carl were wurplng it from its true meanint. dumes I. D. and G. T. P il^ n en­ Mr. Wyman returned from Jack ­ tertained at luncheon at the home calling at Twin Lakes Sunday mori - compels it to do duty in enforcing sonville last Monday much improved of the former« "A most delicious iag. and Mrs. King and son did the mine political question, telling his in health. He and his daughters, luncheon was served at high noon, same stunt In the afternoon. congregation how he proposes to -Ethd^and Bessie have moved from y h {r h was thoroughly enjoyed by ___ _ Mr. and Mrs. Sid Barnhart nre; vote on the question and endeavorstheir farm in North Cassia,to their' each * " guest. ’ Thoes present were over oT Tfip b«a<*h for a few week' • tr> prove-feom-bin violated Luxl how little cottage where the girls will be Me*dames H. Y. Tarbel, C. A.Kail- i ^jri( j,,(j potter all(j children vis- , they ought t o vote— whatever his nearer to ajtend school. lerson, Henry Baker, J. V. Wicks, fted Mrs. Ben Smith Thursday. motives may be, whatever evii he Mr. Ldwis Cobb of Euatis brought W. L. Sieg. Wnde Rauleraon and may seek to repress, whatever ChrirR. Muse and family have returned hia sister, Miss Ruby down last Sat­ David Speer. The hostesses were as­ tian virtue he may seek to promote, from a visit to Lawtey, Fla. urday.?;’ j . .w sisted in serving by Miss Irene Pe­ he will find ih the end that he has Miss Ora Billingsley wan calling Refreshments were served in Miss Iris Pell who is visiting in ter*. inflicted upon himself and his Jas­ t on Mrs. King Monday afternoon tho afternoon on the porch. It was New York writes her friends that per's cause and injury far transcend­ Mrs. McBride had Mis* Htcn* ing any good he’ has been able to do the weather is very pleasant up an unusually congenial party and a strom out riding in her new Ford by the more than questionable ’ there, .but she is longing for Florida. day of real pleasure was spent. course He' has seen fit to adopt. No Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Raulerson are Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Cowart and others of Orlando Miss Billingsley was calling on matter what evils he desires to re­ entertaining Prof. Hirain Powers, was in town Monday eve ing after move by indlfinip the state to pass wife and young daughter, Miss Hoia Mrs. Smith Tuesday afternoon the former’a interest. laws for its suppression, he cannot **Mr; and Mra. W. S„ Sherman, of Winter Park. Prof. Powers has pursue the course indicated wjthout bcon~cOnhdcteil with Rollins Collego accompanied by their aon. Will impairment of ministerial character for the past three yearn, having the visited Mrs. Walter Cooper In Sor­ PAOLA POINTS nnd influence.” chair of modern languages. He, rento Saturday. . wflh his wife and daughter nre " I f the suppression of sin, if the A party of our younge*r set en­ spending n portion of the summer Mrs. Gnrwood and aon, Roy have spread of the gospel, if the conver­ joyed a trip to Meisin Springs last on the St. Johns river in his house returned from their northern trip, sion of the world depended, on such Tuesday morning. Bathing waa de­ boat. 'Mra. Powers -is a daughter and. report a fine time and them­ laws, as tlie church might induce or lightful. of the Presbyterian missionaries. selves much benefit ted by the rest compel tin- state to enact, the graeve Miss Lucille.Royal was the charm­ Mr. and Mra. Mills and was born in and change. of Christianity would have been lo­ ing hostess of a party given in honor China. She is a lady charming The men injured by the boiler ex­ cated so fur in the dim nnd forgot­ of-her Cousins, Misses Edith Corten personalities. Prof. Powers is a plosion at Zachary’s mill aro nib im­ ten past that th e fingpr. of tradition and Mabel Duval on Tuesday.even­ grandson of the great sculptor and tvould hesitate to point out the spot ing at tho home,of her parents, ML is a much traveled man. He will re­ proving at latest accounts. That no where it slept." and Mrs. Alonso Royal. T h e dec­ sume his work nt Rollins in n few one was killed seems almost a “ The mon who have iwion the in­ miracle. , orations with ferns nnd goldenrod weeks. --------- — -- — ---------------struments Of the greatest reform and Friends' o f H ri. Josephine Dent, intcrrnigled with white star jeathe profoundeat results in their en­ formerly of this place but now liv­ •sa mines were very effective in both -Aw 4 ■* A # A A t f t î ♦ H deavors to .establish the kingdom ing at St. Petersburg will be sorry to the reception hsll and parlor. Sweet A1 • of heaven in the world have' been < $ • "Serv-us Pure Food Prodhear that she. has been seriously ill. music was rendered throughout the those who, holding thenuelves aloof • # » ucts at Rehbinder’s. Save She is somewhat better now and evening by Misses Duval and Walk­ from all entangling alliances with the Coupons." 2-tf her speedy recovery is hoped for. er. All the guests joined in playing political and civil afluira, have many of the late social games. De­ Mra. F. A. Johnson and Miss preached the gospel of Jesus Christ licious Ic4 cream and cake were Blanche Garwood, in spite of heat served by tho hostess «and Misses and dust “ made a hike to Twin in its purity and simplicity. And when thus preached it has always Vivian and Mabel Grace Royal Lakes Plantation laat Thursday af­ proven to be^thc power of God for When the guests parted every one ternoon, where their call waa highly MOORE’ S STATION tho salvatioWiif men from sin of voted Miss Lucille a most charming appreciated. every character." hostess.' Wo are not bragging of tho weath­ f Advt.) Mr. *and Mrs. John Welker have er this week. It is intolerably hot, returned to their pretty home on and as dry as a . prohibition county Richmond avenue from a five ought to bo, bu t’ generally isn’t. GENEVA ITEMS months' visit at their former home, Mrs. Chiison and baby went to Bryan, .Ohio. Geneva ' last Saturday to visit' the . Mrs. J . C. Grant and family have Frank Greenman h as-been here JEWELER home folks and Mr," Chiison joined returned from Jackson? Ga., where for two weeks getting his farm over them on Wednesday, but does not WATCHES. CLOCKS. JE W E L R Y .8 ILthey spent two months of the sum- in Greenwood ready for business. expect to stay but a day or two. ’mer. Mr. Greenwood has been at hia Mra. Cleveland, Mra. ■Bridge and VBBWARF a OPTICAL GOODS, ETC’. northern home in Owaaso, Mich., for Mrs. W. D, Ballard is now con­ the Misses Pearson took their lunch valescing after wrestling with the several months. Expert Repairing Mrs. Cleveland, Mra. Bridge and whooping cough for several weeks. Cedi Mooney is a t his home in th j. Misses Pearson took their Junch Mra. J . W. Daniels is home agin F t. Reod again after aeveral months baskets and spent the day at Twin 1 23 W est First Streot in North Carolina and Virginia. after a pleasant stay df two months Lakes Plantation ^n Wednesday. S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A with relatives in Macon and " Au­ , Mrs. W. H. Byers and daughter The visit was in memory of Mrs. gusta, Ga. Mr. Daniel Joined her are at home from a visit to her Pearson's birthday an d the after­ fn Palatka a n d 1 both made a short people in Danville, Ky. Mr. and noon was spent In making beautiful . » .> visit to their daughter, Mra. Bran­ Mrs. Byers have bought tho George her last r a t in g place* non at th at .place. Speer farm on Beardall avenue for a * * “ Uncle J a c k " Holder recently vis­ home. inexpensive Joy. » 1 j > ited in Enterprise at - the home of Miss Edith McClelland and Chris-' AND. <> The amount of-Joy In one's life la Mr. Alexander. Last week Mr.» Hol­ tine are;spending the week here. not at all dependent upon the amount der spent at Lake Pickett with Mr* Edith will “rttuFn Friday to Eau of money one spends. A pian can get Gallia to stay indefinitely with her Just as finteli fun, for Instance, out of Rivera. •* ' ‘ Mrs. Fern Tarbel and baby, Vivi­ aunt, Mra. Eugene Mathers. Chria- lying about tho height of his tomato : IM PERIAL... TH EA TR E A an have returned from a lengthy tlne will return to her grandmother’s plants as he xan out of. pursuing tho samp courao with respect to hi* mile­ visit to. relatives in Paw Paw, Mick. in- Geneva. r-r---------------BUILDING---------Tho Jtrgcson family, who have age per gallon of gkaollnn. Miss R u th Proctor left last Fri­ been in Cameron. City for a year day for Fort Lauderdale, where she Average Consumption of Water. will spend sometime wjth her aunt, have returnod to New Jersey. Open Taesdiy-Thundiy 4 to 6 Wbllo the average amount of watar • Burton Humus arrived here last Mra. Harris. , . / and used dally In the cities of the United* ‘ lie States varies from 50 to 150 gallons Pgyne Daniel add sister,. Miss week from New York stmt*, ' Saturday« 4 to 9p. m have returned from a most will bo remembered ;»>» he spent per capita, them Is an almost uni­ north. They first eomo time here several yeate ago.^ form consumption of a little more than Strangers Welcome mounThe 8 (per brothers entertained a half a gallon by cacb person for drink­ thon they Jolly crowd at a dancing party last ing purpoeoj. D E N T S —EV EN TS O F SE M IN O L E CO UNTY— E F F IC IE N T CUT YOUR COST OF CANDLE - POWER Look at your lamps—examine the inside carefully. Every looped lamp wastes your money and keeps you from getting the light you ought to have. Replace all the wasteful looped lamps with thrifty NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS ' a an d tril e your light at no extra cost. They stop the lenks. Come heidksend here, telephone here and let us help you cut the cost of cOTdle-power with'NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS AT VERY LOW P R IC E S. SANFORD LIGHT & FU EL CO. 110 PARK AVENUE PHONE 27 Florida’ s Surpassing G rapefruit Is Supreme Plant Freely of the Best Late Varieties Each year adds to tlie supremacy of Florida’s surpassing - grapefruit in the markets of the North. With thè proceeding education of the American public as to the uses and merits of citrus fruits, Florida grapefruit will become more and more popular. .T h e grower whose land is adapted to grapefruit can ma kc po mistake in planting freely of the best varieties—espe­ cially of the late kinds. G e t th e N ew B u c k e y e Nu r se r i e s C a t a l o g This attractive book tells all about the culture of grape­ fruit ai well as oranges and*other citrus fruits. It describes .the leading kinds— several of them the introductions of Buck­ eye Nurseries. Whether.you arc an experienced grower or a new beginner in citrus culture, this nataLm u.jll l»i-lp yn» t The most successful grove practice is fully explained in this book. While the catalog rcpre*g»t*t-frrr ciwrmour otrti;ry~on their part Buckeye Nurseries will be glad'to send a copy free to any pecson intending to plant citrus fruit trees. If you want one write for it today before the edition is exhausted. B u c k e y e Nurseries 1 0 7 3 ClUxaua Bank Dulldinc Tampa, Fla. -- Theo. Schaal - H IL L J u n > DEERE STAG SULKY H A R D W A R E CO. Sole 'Agents For JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS ■Sanford Library: Agents for E . C. BROWN'S SPRAYS. These sprays are equipped with two Double Acting Pumps. W e also ca rry a complete line of PLANET JR . Farm Tools. See us before you buy as we can save you money. ; . • : Free Reading Room :: H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. F IR S T STR EET AND OAK AVENUE .. W . Jw TH IG P E N & CO M PANY AGENTS k ;• General Fire 1 Insurance J O tti*« with riOLDEir R IA L CRTATB CO. Sanford. F lo r i d a �faiij« T H E SANFORD HERALD RUSSIAN FORCES DEFEAT GERMANS General Pau Victorious' in Russian Poland . TEUTONS MOVE ON PARIS General R attle is Said to Re P ro ­ gressing All Along Line Between Kaiser's Soldiers and the Armies of the Allies. T Womnn and Uoanp. lt l- inon* liii|Mirtrini timi n nomati sfumili li*, i» i*immI m*•*-*i* uni teli pirite nuli itti) lina riti of loiiiinoit friend* a ivi *l'c |i'Mi'wti<| ami ntir io >t li log* <tf tilt* ilnr and lioiir t liuti Miai itile alioutd «|ieilk ivlth tlie toni:uv " f meli ami nn gela, tur ntvtille. tngeltier b,v Ilio tire ha pi'H ih mure f rettile til ly III murrini«* (bau ibi* preaenve ut ii dUt ItmiiUlnil forolnuer i<> diitner II I. Mforonson LUCk. " I »0 vim Imlleve there la anythlng In IlirkV nateli a roum: mnu of a pbllosopbcr, and tbe ptilhnuipher replled: "Y e - ttiere'a a tot of Intelligence and tri'etlval and penu* ve rance In IL "—London Muli. PA G E THREE Ninny flvr (.«-« o( l,ol Nina (91 In lllnek Ida, once S weak tor aifht conaecutlra week a. Knur (4) ot Tl.r T%n <2> ol E. II TraOord'. Wit nena, E. A. Dauci»*», Clerk ot tha Clrmaf «1 (hr town »( Sanford In raid rounty rult Court, and tha era! of aald rourt, on ol Srmltuilr, .Sim* o| Florida, bring (hr .am. thi« the 22nd day of July, A. IF. 1914. tot upon whirh -land« (hr .Sanford Oprra iaeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Hour*, no« known at (hr Star Thratra. Clerk Circuit Gourt, Seminole County,. A. K. POWERS, U f J. C. Robeiia, D. C. Sprrial Mant.r. Grorse A DrCotlra, 4-Fri-5t» . Solicitor and ot Counael for Complainant 97-FrL9t* Notlrr ol AypUcaiion tor Ta» llrril ttndrr N rrllon STS o f I h r C eo rral H lo lo lrs Notier li hrfrby (Ivrn Ihot J F. l-alnf. iiurrhoirr III To» (’rrlihrolr No l»»6. dotrd Ihr 3rd day ol Junr, A. I>. 1912. and Car* tinrata No. 16R dated thr 1lb day of July* A. 1). 1901, ha« filed aaI<] rrrtlflralra In _my oBlro and haa mad* appllration for tax deed lo iMUt* In accordance with la«. Said eertlflrale embracea the following de»* cribad property pituated In Seminole coun­ ty. Florida, to-wit: Crrtlflrate No. 99«, 1*1 «. Blk 13. Tier A, Sanford. The «aid land belnf aaarward at thr data ol thr la•uanre ot auch rectiflratr In the name of Itekerca Turner. C.rtiñrat» No. It* elhhrarea Lot 1, Ulk II. Tier T. Sanford. The aald land bains aeaeaeed at the date of the laauanca ot ouch certificale In. th» name of Lynch, J. K. Unira* aald nrtlflrala abati be re­ deemed arcordlns to law, tax deed «III laeur thereon on th» 2»th day of Sopla mber, A. I). 1914. Witneaa my pfAHal alcnalura and teal thla 1 hr 2Tlh day ot AUfUit, A. Ü. t9H. (•••I) E. A. DOUGLAS*, Clerk Circuit Cotir(, Saninole Ço,. Fla, N.llf* uf AppItcatUn far Tal l)*»d t'adrc Srrtlnn «75 «f (he Gennai Statai»# Notici* t» hereby gtv»ne»hat J. N. l*ort*T Jr., purch.ycr ol Ta» C*rtiflcat»a Not 37», 3X0, 38t, 3S2, datad th» 3rd day ol July, ottica and haa matl» application for tal da»da lo laouo in accordane* with law. * Said cartiAcatoa crabrac» th* following daartlbad' proporly aituatad in 8»mlnoU coun­ ty, Florida, to-wlt: luna I0S, 11«, 132 and I-ot 12« (la«» beg at HE cof, run S 7» dtg- 50 minuta» W with S lin» 14.50 eh», th»nre N 10 dag 10 minuta» W 9 ch», th«nra S 79 d»g 50 min W I ^50 ch». Ihenco 8 10 dag 10 min Ih»nc N 7» dag. «0 min K 13.60 ch», all i« fllock I), Mitchell'. Survay, I.»vy Grant. Said land» b»fng - amraaod at Ih» data* of th» inuanco of aurh cartlAcata» in tha nam» ol Mrt. 51. E. Illeka. Unlooa aald mtlArala* »hall ha r»daam*d according to law, tax daod will l«»u# l hara­ nn on tne 29th day of Saptambar, A. D. It|4. W(lna»o ‘my oftidal algnatura and aoal IhU tho 27th day ol Auguat, A. I*. 1911. ta*ait E. A. DOUGLASS, fleck Circuit Court. Hamlnata Co., Fla. 2-F*rl*5tc By J. C. Roberta, D. C. Giving. A long official Ntalcnicnt is Issued Itoin e |u*nplf give turami Ing to their by the French w a r office rerlew lug iiienna mul Moine according to their the operatiuns In Relgltim and along nieniiioHCM t.’hb-iigo New* tho Fren ch franlior. Jk nauc re ttre ^ -* ' m e n t by rhn n tR p rl-f o rm r lv m ^ i gwr,^*** *•’— while at the Bame time the statem ent os O O O O -O O p O 3 -F rl.^ c . R y J . C . R o b e r t a , f>. C . la optimistic with referen ce to the A Fiin««i Vlclary One of the mod famoua aalire« opposition which the French atid -------- ---- or Tai Drrd Undtr dlrrrtrd »itaina^-ww tr-m e -emry*e ircllon S?| 6f thr i;«nffnl Bistum .British are offering to th e German Unir porm written by Robrrt ^hjuiiee,ia*h*rrby tlvrn thaï J* N. l*or lar, Noltre of Aopllralfa* Tar To* Dead Under Suuthry, the Fintilth port, -rrrrrrradvance. V r T PurchM« of Tax CartlArat*« No*. Section h of Chapter 4SSS, Lawa of Florida yrari aso. The porm wu known 43Ä » 464, 471, tlutrd lha Uni day of Junr No (definite details are forthcom ing Notice ta hrreby given that O. II, Frain to every .rhonl hoy «ben the old 1907, and Tai ('«rtifteatca No». 423 datrif purchaMT ol J*ax C.rtlflcato No. IQH^daj faahtoned reader* wrre uanl. ... In I.... ha j lhr 5th d((y oJ j un, ( A ,, |gj|t frrtlflregarding the general bnttte which ti.il.-lit U»V ->* Jww putdlr arhoola. Ilare II la V rale ffo. !04b dau«. tb. »rd dwy-of ytnTrT • ntipai f uiUwhr u r n r r g r t ss n U .alaag.lh ii aid rartlArata i “ in n(fft'l^klfff ha» mad#- * — 9ffA. II 19V*. Certlflcata No. SKI daUd thr •ppllratlon for tax deed to laaua la accord­ . | l «*» » aummrr rvming, line. 7th day ot Junr, A. ft. 1909. haa (ltrd aald • -■ ance with law. Said certi Acato rmhrarr» tho (lid Kn.tiar’a work «»« don»i certificate» In my ol&c*■ «od ha» modo follnwtirg(h>»rr<bcdnropartyaltuatad.iaSamThe French w a r m in ister baa In* Ami hr belor» hi» rollar» door application tor tai d»rd t ___ -mrritrG* , ió t0 county. Florida. to-wUtlleg. liti S of Wu alttlng tirrt*(*uiir — ■ 1*6oto by American J'ruon Association. apected the aupplementary defenses anc* with Taw. Said crrtlllcaU_______ NW Cor. of Sac.5 Tp I t . R 30, run E. 2St ft rrtlAratoo »mbraca And hy him aportrd on • in th* tb* tfrrn gv tha following daarrlbrd property aituatad ---------------nround Paris, which are being rapidly 9 79* ft-----------lt W 251 ..fClM-B, HlajUlUa grandchild, Wiihetminr. In Saminnlr county, Florida, tow-lt: CrrTho aald land1 hatng a»«*«»cd st tha dato h»TnY ■*•< pushed forward In anticipation of a tlflcaa* No. 43«, Unploltcd part 'ofnik U of tho t-auanc* of *ueh certificat* in Ih» lim o hhr .aw hrrYrothtr t’rlrrkln Mitchell a Survey, I^ivy Grant, No. 4 64. • ' England tine the greatest n a ry In the world,* but tte army from n no* ol W. E. L. Hontar TR. Unta*» aald cartlApoHsthtu In vent m e a t of th e French Roll aomrthlnf larx» aild round, ‘i*...58 S’Y “f K !0 A> 1,111 1’r Mlt- rata ahail he radtamad according to taw, tas Which hr braid* thr rivulet. mcrical standpoint ranks fifth. Germany, F ran ce. Russia nnd Austrla-Hun* capital. clrrll a Surrey, I^vy Grant. No. 471, Lot dead will iwaua thereon on tha 14th day of In playing Ihrrr had found. ??• ***¡5 *1* Mltchrlra Survay, Lrvy Grant. Heçt. A. D., 19J4. pary rank. In the order named. above Great Rrltaln. In time of |K*nce there An Antwerp dispatch credit» Gen­ II- ( a n . to a»k what hr had (cuipd No. 423, I-ot 47, IIII c t), Miirhrtr* Survey, itna»» my offlrlaf aignaturo and »aal thla That «»* an tart* and amoolh and r.re 2M.500 men In the nrmy. There are 47(1.500 reserves, or a total war eral P«u with a victory o v e r 5 0 , 0 0 0 Levy (¡rant. No. 1043, 1.ot* 9 and 10 Ihe 12th day of Aug. A. D., 1914 . round. • Ulk C, Mitchell*» Survey, l^vy Grant. »ireuclti of 730.000 men. However, there are available for'duty 2,000.000 men a . B ou ita»*. Germ it un near Perming». W h eth er Clark Circuit Court Bamlnolr Co«, Florida. Said land» being aa«e»»»d ot the dale» (1.1 Kaipar look it Irom thr boy. thin. Is a new v i c t o r / or one to which (Sonai) J. C. Robaru, D. C. of thr laauanre of »urh certificate» No». Who -(mu! rapretant hy, • 105-Frl. Me. 436, 461 and 471 in the nam» of Unknown. referenco wna mode several »lay» ago Ant) then thr old man .hook hi« Certificate No. 42.1 In the name of W. It. hrad. la not known. Strvenaon. Cerllfle.tr No. 101« In the And with a natural al|F. NOTICE name Of N. It. c«ilwt. Certificate No. 2»1 fjtieen Elian both of -Belgium nnd +Tii «omr poor fellow*» akull,*' In the name of Myer* If A p. A »pactal meeting of the »tockholden of «■id* hr. h er ehtldren h a v e orrlvml In Eng ^ V n l e u «»id re r 11 tic 4 tan «hall be r e d e em - F. F. Dutton, INC., a corporation orjtanlird V ( , fill in that cr.at vleiory ^ ed a c c o r d i n g to l a w , la » deed will |»»ue and exirtlng under tha lawa. of tha Slate of land. a 1 t h e r e o n on Ihe 2 9 t h (l ay of S e p t e m b e r Florida, wilf l>e Held at the* office» ol »aid No» Irll na what *tw»- all jibnut. According to olllcial advices reeelv A IA ll 1911 corporation at Hantord, Florida, at 10 I*.irrt.io hr rr'M VACANCY CAUSED RY APPOINTMENT OF SENATOR Wunerr my nl6rtal *(g nature and real A. cd ni Wauhliigtuti. Fran ce Is cqitsld VVini, ni Ur ll hei Inior look« up A- A l» C jn tb» 1III» 7th •I>n day o|I DTpi FÍHMVI p A-.Pi n* * "f M. on Sapla.mbar, thl» the 27th day of Auguil, A l>, I9H. 1914, for the putpoaa nt determining at that ifh wonder waitiugeyra. crln g the advisability of moving the BRYAN WILL CAUSE A SCRAMBLE Ireal} B. A. DOUGLASS, tim», at an rlaction to bo held by Is» atock- * "Now, tell ua all about Ihr war. t.lerk Circuit Court, Seminal* Co., Fla/ holder« o i aald rorporatio n. v b a t h a f or n o t Sent of governm ent to Ilordenux. A And what they fought each other FOR HIS JO B 2-F‘rl-6tc lly Jf C. Roberta,- D. .C. tho r a p l t a l « tork of (ho aald F . K. D U T T O N . * for." r Grant Britain ha» Jolnctl F r a n c e In I N C . , '«hall ho IncTtaiod f r o m (ho sum o l $ 1&,OPO.OO ( o tho turn of 9 2 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0 . II i n fbe F’nifll«h.M Kaapar cried, objecting to th e purchase by the -S Goo. A. IW. Wtiu put the F ’tenrh | ij rout; In'Circajt Court Srtenth Judicial Circuit In MANY WILL B E CALLED BUT ONLY O NE WILL IIE CHOSEN United States of Gorilla!) Biters ■In F. 7 ^ Dutton, Inc. In an il For Ne roi noie 'County. Florid», In Il ut *l»t (hey fought each other for 103-Frt lie. Connection with the plan to build up Uhsnffrf I could not writ make out, Usât •v. 1(>i.„.!) ••pi.- «lUi’th h••« ^ K'fîir Mrl.ufiv (*nmpliininl ~4 an American m erchant ninrlnc. ' Irtnry 1 hat 1»1« i m ou» « f « v »•. ('itatlon The practical certainty* uf Senator jcongre*-.» muli lo resign hi oilier be Q \V J. M d . liras, I i d m n i a nt li Is reported by steamship otllcers Nnllrr of Application For Tai Deed Under YU f«t h«*f Il vet| «( Mlenhi»i rn *firn. ^ T.» W J M c l u r a »Hrcl ion- & of V hapiar 4A§fl, Law»- of ' FloN. i\ B ryan being elevated to the fore entering a ra re (or an o th er, but a n li lug at ' luiiolulu Hint British war Ida . k-9 —r > . lit 1!r Mlr*•» h.M I'» « O t WhffefR a nf rnmptfTnl ha« Imrn 1\U*\ [ b.1 bench of the federal ap p ellate courl it is believed t h a t the »v.iv alio w. i ebii m off llmig Kong nre bolding iiji If li* .1 1 * il wrll*«. jr i *■ i ho in i **i » m u r t a** 1(111)1* crt li t l riL a n d , NiiHer 1« h*r*hy (ivrn that !>, II. Hookpr. \\I i tvm*. lirufif- A Ilrl'utl#«, «nllrllrir •i »* of Tai ( eflMinlc Ho.1079, dated faith :r< t all \i'mmi'Is . Ini litilitig filose itfltler (he vtitlt tho raaultnnt v a c a n c y in hi*- nlitr« the p«t»ph It \«.| hi* » «. f if . at 1*• !i> •'"l d rtiim»ri Itir romplatnant ha* ma tic |iurrl)Mvr thr .1 day nf June A. I*. ., 1912. kia filed * : htlil hr fini. affDfahiI tha» tt I* ih«» hefU-f of affkant ïj^i! raid w .fll W | | « . • m l i Ano rlcan llng, nml rcntovlng (ìer hi® «cul in Wasbinglnn has Iunmi thu, uf ircngtli hi •• »Vf» I , lu > mrUfiratr In my «(Tim, and hi* mid# 11'«-. ijefrhtJnnt, W J„ Kfrl.uraa U a non* appl Icat ion fnr t u *. e hurt hr •whrfr» li* f•at flit ht »4 deed to Hsu« Ur. acmnlanra r «91«| #■ri 1 of ilhir * l * t *• nf Fl t»r itfa a nd I» a r*-» • constant theme of business nlett ami ing ¡.siile tim cornnm-tion h e 1' um. imiiM and Aitstrlatis bonnd tu thè • ith law- Hald' rrrtlOral« rmhfirt* ih* fol­ thrv » » 4 If l! Ihr riiti M r n f 1 f a * ' ■ 1f «»r en u n ir y o t h r r ih s n »hr U I) !if» ia lit! sccm* of hoslllitleH lowing duerrihed property altiiHad In Sam* liai U i .hi I politicians over the n(a\e ninrt- the hold'- ami entering the ,|aîl "I I Itifida. *riii llm! hl* t c* ttl4inc*. j§ Inert« rounty, Florida, to-wit;280f|, foil fill R aid W Ilo* morotorluui proclitltiied ut ih» u n k n n w n and l h a t i h * d r f r i i d a n l ia u v * r « h r (H faf an'l w it!# »; (ieri'lt ¡W ill till ha riipeferl l(\ (111 till movement was start»*tl to honor hy Ml6 fl. N and N In NK cor. S«c.«Tp 21. l » * n l y o n * y * * r * nf a f * . a n d t h a t t h * r * fa no K noAt>«I many a rhildinf moihrr Ihrn oitlhmak of thè vvnr In Grent Brltnln per««m in i h * « t«le nf KUirMa, f h * « * r v i r e nf I tics of an oth er position of trust ami \ tmI Dt-wlmfH tliEtl. Florida's jjtnior senator. Thr »aid land hrifif a«»ra**fi at lhr dalo hit» liceo cjtletjiled fur nnother intuilli V fit •tili|i<jrna Ufinrt tfhom «rmilil liinrl li'ii* t tiitif« lifcr* that ,' •aill­ nf the iMUifii * «f »urh rrrtiflcala In the namu i« it nl It seems practically certain „ 1- ' respm sibnlity wijl do mi ant. therrinrw.-ynu» l he **ld \V. J ,, fittt*! 11«1 VI c Lucas, !■ ***iI6r— A J tipttm*se ileairoyer. » I iIp Ii rati, Kt * Mf j Ijpniuu« ready t h a t.G o v e rn o r l'arh T r a m m e ll; g triiig tl.t.'iitni; the i{oor! »11 of the ushurc lutar Titlng-Xau, Ghtna-—a a t . Tfit-y *aîH II »a* a »horkirtf «ighl slielle»! hy a tiermnti guiihont. Tts« and Congrensman Fran k Clark will ^ vottds in his “chtilf I h* rtrtd l>e up plica tits for the honor to he If the v acan cy in the senate *>h itlil or»*w of thè dentroyer, how ever, pr»*T*»f many thnu»aw»l>ndi* her*’ <■ I , a '5 f u l l i it « i r» I n r * u n bestowed by the sta te in this d i r e r - ! o ccu r ' this week, for instance, and vluttsly lutti nbantìoit.cd ber. know í^ i It t- further nrilcf«**! tb.t tht- nnlice ti 11til ihinf* l»k* »hat yt <‘1«u*k t'trruit Court, Sominol# Co., Fla* mu«t h* *5 put,|l «heil ih thr Hanlurd tl»ralA, » n « .i tion, at the approaching N ovem b er |the cand id ates for the toga sintl> la.: C Rob«»*, D. C* ' f‘ * * « latiBUii %1er nr > V paper, ((utili,he,! In Seminole rounty. FlorSURRLNDliWS B liS fiB V IS T S . 103- Fri. 5tr general election and there are rn- nounre immediately G overnor T ram ♦ CU ■l | i ( « t « r t h . I ' u k r ,1 Mart mors more than mere rumors that nu*U, it said, »ill have *e r v c rt“bur t\ t.,.((die), won O crm nn* and Austrian« T ak en From ♦ o l u m X'-.**) p o u m t l l j C V Should ( (’ o ngrvsHtmtn Stvjihitn S p a rk m a n nnd tw en ty months of his tctrii Vessel* at .be«. fctv J. l( i a * w r is O » * otitosw., former Governor A. V Gilchrist he lw> elected in N ovem ber to the »iA iitOc-wohFftiiln» •* Tho Amerlcn it liners Mnncliurtn* O ______ « ,= (af. aajr. mr l'n l» rie.**',7’i " e v * ,T b* s N sen ate there will rem ain uimusi two nml China, of th e I’aclllc Mull Stenm m ay also enter the co n test. ^ t W S * a ' s *rr*:ijv *V1M(-rr 4 I S3 full years of the gubernatorial term ship com pany's O riental tl«*»*t. w en <> Besides these it wits formally a n ­ 'And » v-r y hudy ttrai—'d t tir t,u5-* to be filled hy the president of the halted by British w arships o ff Mong V Who tto. ,rr»l tiitit ilt'l win. nounced y esterd ay ttint C. A. ('arson * »—w state senate Drain, the officer K ong and forced to su rrend er sixty Ó 'Anri wh»t ,noH cam. nf tl at ta.t g u e th t u l i . Frtrrkin of Kissimmee, one of South Florida's anil A ustrian re se rv ist; £ Why. that I cannui l«ll,'* »»Id h», named by the constitution of M er­ G erm an best known citizens, intended to en ­ 'Hut '(*>• a faroou. victory. ida to sttccees in case ol d eath , resig­ bound for the -European w nr from o ter the race in the event B ry an re­ th e Philippines. This w as th e news * 0 « « « * * « * = nation or remdvn! of a governor. ceived the judgeship. If all these brought by C ap tain Thom pson nnd W h ether it would tte accep tab le to I'n p ier Landers, o f*th e C hina, which i r ? entered it will cau se in the suite the people of the s tate to h ave this arrived at Honolulu, bound for Sa.t one of the most unusual political otlice (tiled for ho long it time hy tint* Frit tic laro conditions that have arisen in many whom the stale never apprehended According to officers of th e China, years, for allowing as it does a pri would succeed to the otlice is un tip«'ti th e G ermans and Austrian« Lefnr» mary election in which both the i|uv»lton and it h*s been suggested sta rtin g on llndr Journey asked lot congressmen spoken pf were re­ by some th a t the office of governor ami received ask,tra lives front W ash flected by their co n stitu en ts by un be lllled by election in November, Ington Hint sin*-* f«n*ii not bo m olest­ overwhelming m ajority, it will be after, of course, the president of the ed on ntt 'A m erican registered' ve*se^ necessary In those two districts to go for Hat senate has filled the chair from the Tin rt they took passage through a whirlwind cam paig n endF ra n cisco vis Hong Kong. S h an gh ai time of the v a ra n cy to the date nf I N agasaki nriti Honolulu. , l o g in a primary and certification . . , # i . , . i i it . t . , t he c e r t Imi. provided, of course, l l * « »tt arriving at Hong Kong th e v es’ | lor plain on the electoral ballot of * ' govern or resigns the office when he «eli were halted by ships of the Brit i h e Novemlter election. F O B S A L E HY en ters the race i l-h lb'«*t. the passengers w ere su m ­ It was openly discussed on the moned fui Inspection and r'eiptlred ti* If a n y congressman enters the race streets .of this city yesterd ay and *•*" ttIHj r«.sigt,s on entering, there mo-i | gl»« lltelr nal louallt y nt the cull <d generally conceded lhat if either or ^ appointed for the «be fmrser’h roll. Those wlto ap p ear ____n con|£reMmnn ___ gressmnn appoint both congressmen enter the lists cd In ('«‘rnmns <«r Austrians mu) tw o month!1 (or whirl» a sen they will be badly ham pered be- , B(or mU„ bp nampd( n(lll t hls will cuttM not prove otherwise w ere Inker 89535348485353484823230101482348535353005353535353234848532323 cause of their having so recently 0 „ fl multiplicity ?f claimt for j in sioim ( ’infers Inland f o r detention. T w o ‘Germana aboard th e Chinn • _ _______________________________________ ;_______________________________ cep ted a full term tru st a t tho hand« | j,onor 0 r honors ns the case may claimed Swiss citizenship nnd wen of »heir constituents, it being argued ,>c_ S||ch wiU llp thp case in tlie ' V W ................v * v not In-Id All tb e German resident; We Lava alwayi tlied to b« )u»t * lilt!» ahead .A A A _____K % »8V t h a t the constituency of both or m a tte r of the two moot Its' senatorial of Hong Kong h a v e been Leld, Cap d tho other fellow.!» tho ge'*-'*1 our More. A . an evi Jeoce of thia dear# to .how ■either will hnvo a right t o take unir tain Thompson reports. term. the newest and only tho bcM of everythiag. Wo , brage a t the notion of their chosen Mindia newspaper* of August f gladly fecommaod toiwer. ol in» T h e p resen t outlook now is that representatives in throwing them do Florida, instead of h av in g to think fottìirm the cap tain's sto ry .’ down after tho expressions of desire of wars tind coming season»! business an d confidence, and causing in tho NOT TO JO IN W A R . will turn its atten tio n to politics co n gressio ntj districts a n o th e r c a m ­ P e n c r i i f t S e w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and and confine th a t a tte n t io n most Ambassador Thinks Italy Will Not paign with nil its a tte n d a n t costs, closely for the next two m onths.— C o m b in e d O jf ic t -■j F ig h t. . w orry and u n certainty , and the ul­ Blinds, L im e , C e m e n t, T ile , Tim es-Union. ÇYmimciilIng mi dispatches which a n d l o u n la ln ¡ 1en t i m a t e choosing of some man, who . *• said that bombs and keen dropped t o sa y the most for hint must un­ L a th , Shingles, W ir e Fencing, In k ln Baris front n German ncrop)a in Our Marvelous Intelllfjence. d o u b te d ly l>e but the second choice Count von Bcrnstorff, Germini ant* ____ ___ of iheCsrtn'a lax family, nanber Tho wonderful Intelligence of tho C o rru g ated Iron Roofing o f the district *nfter the showing bntuutdor In the United S ta te s ,- suhl peactatiíok writ«* • blue and dhc» ■ jet black. human being Is Buch thnt. after thou­ m a d e in the Ju n e primnry. today that the people of I'ltrls should It il apedally brilliant, amooth and p*rman»nt. sand-« of years of assembling together ' iasod l»t u. .how .you lhe_n*w Cartvt tax .. M an y are ready to lay odds on on occasion, they are »till unable to nut esimei a n y th in g else, ns P ark Como----------------- Is it fortified c i t y . * * kuls with tho ww flow^oolxolle.. The Best Metal Shingles at $4.75 per square. tho governor beating out tho whole gather In largn emteountes without^ “ All fortJfl«l cities will 1>o rtorni* field for this one cause alone' Then, trampling or colliding w! tli each other Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $ 2 .5 0 yp. cd,” Ite salii. The bombs, he thought too, it was argued t h a t tho congress­ fatally. had probably been directed n t forti*f men named have been busy with flea t Inns, Cypress Boards for Boats and Lum ber of all Kinds i i a r f e r d , Iltrid n W ash in gton affairs, nnd have not Count t on Borttslorff w as (Irmly of Drama Followed tho Dane«. b ad tim e to get in close personal Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, Novelties. In ancient times tlio danco was the the opinion th a t. Italy would not b< toucheWlth the people, a n d besides first modo of entertainm ent; then draw n Into the European conflict have not the s ta te a t large organiza­ cam e the drama, derived from a even If Turkey' should go to w nr ni an nlly of Germany. tion which would enable th em to get Greek word, meaning ‘Ho act." 'In “ I do, not believe Italy will go t* In effective work in bo s h o rt a time Oreeco U was given In the open or l i f t A t AOVtRlISlNli he sold. “ T h e Italian premici in buildings, known as theaters, after wnr. «• must elapse betw een*their formal only n tiny or tw o ago announced an n ou n cem ent and the d ate of ' t h e a Greek word meaning "to sec." NOTICB OF HAI.E It a ly ’s neutrality.” under ann and Nodes I» h.r»hy (fv*n xiv*n that undrr election. Gov. T ram m ell, they be­ tiv »(.loo ol » flo»l d*rr«w ot lof«rto«ufa and — •** *--u»l. I> lieve, having but recently, ii\ comaal« iflidv on th* 27th tl A y ot Autuvl, A. D , W atch Your Opals. AL Reynold* Confirmed. tuu. by iti» ùa»o»*bU William »- Uuiioxk, The reason why opals a r e so often p a riso n to tho others« having been Tin- senate confirmed tho nomina- judf"i»i° cirruR*' ¿ V fioì I«!», i« t(>» »t>wnr. en gag ed in a .s t a te a t large, cam paign, i lost from their settings Is that they lB^ , j 0,dt; . U 0f0,H. a n d being in close tou ch with tevery |expand with heal moro than other pro- tl,.„ of Attori,.;y General M cllcynoldi P a r t of thd 's ta te , will have a de- clou* nn<l consequently fore® to bo an aaoucjitto Justice o f the SU* ol Florida, In efcancry HUd»«t (n that rorÄ 7u open t h e gold which bolds thorn in promo co u rt, Henatore s a h I H i o v o U c id e d advantage over a n y o th er roan was “ very decidedly" In ih fa^üf Tw of *th« 0' t ’»'.’i a t » T . John«.’ d»«»»d, aro rom* ‘ place. • who m ay enter the race n t this time. "rm .U o D . T h . « . « » M m co,,^ ( i ; ! n Ä fl nuoti without a roll call th o nomi* and Rohm u. K*m»»/, uv*V**. ,i There waa also m uch apecualtion Llfefe Service s n d ’Joys. " « • '» “ o f T L o n , « » IV. 0 ( . , . r , to b. ¡ " « ¡ J f c j concerning the poaaibllity of the Hall, social life! Into thy pleasing ot tb» »nun hotiao Hantord. Homloalt I men named retigning their present bounds I come to pay the common atto rn ey grurral. •The vote on McHoynolda COS- Gou»tJ. Florida, on. Monday^ «ti. 5t.h ^day ' T h o vote on the t el Ortób»r, i M r . - T t t r t s i W u 'a U*»j Office« before entering a co n test for stock, my share of service, and, In sal*, day, . and. . . .during th* l»f»1 bout* of , «rm atlou wag' 1 1 to fl. a a ■ l . . .1 ( _ L . 0 1 ...1 it. . another. There ia no law, it Is said, glad return, to taete thy comfort«, j»»U. tho* property draerlbod l* «(h# Çnnl da* I ~ X !X --------- -5 Q C X ( rrr»» af«r»«ald ' aa (ollowa, to-wlt; Th# W*at, | thy protected Joys.— Thomson to require either tho governor or a . .-(=^r •* . , « L jr*J f# - British Array Officers Locating the Enemy THE SENATORIAL SITUATION Place Your Order Now For WATSON SPRAYS I THIS IS THE SPRAY WITH THE TRIPLEX PUMP ^ Non« Better—Ask Your Neighbor Who Uses One I GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE CO. ... ...............IMI R ... xxx: C arter’s HILL LUMBER CO. teiald Printing Co. An experienced glazier has been seoured and we can now fill orders for New Glass Windows, Doors, Show W indows, Etc. T H E S E P R IC E S S T R IC T L Y C A S H HILL LUMBER CO 4 �SEPTEM BER f, iaU THE SANFORD HERALD P A P E POUR ho titling for brick roads. All the counties of Florida will cvrntyally ^ R ifiu id 00100* to it rcgurdlctts of the first has received P bit»bed Krtn Tue*t»Z »“<1 frtdsr Uori\lnt B» cost.' * sends them TUI SANFORD IltHALD TME HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ’ ____ O — — ‘‘•Refused" Notice. Every editor!—« them. 1 he juMtuinstcr to the editor. For In- stan ce th ere is a Man by tho name K. J . lini IT. tdltoi w M HAVSr» «u*Hi«*> M»n*S«r FLO RID A IS T H E A N SW ER bf John Blank, who refused-to take Wc can see no possible reason why_ his paper out of the postofllce He übtbr Ipllon Prie*. *2.00 a Tear In Advapcc Florida should not reap nn unusually did not want it any longer, and we , ■ * • • * * • ■ a n gg!^—— O — T— 5 Drflvcrvd In lb* ClU_D» c*mer *2-00 p* i >r«f in large tourist hnrvest during the ap- wondered what was the matter, will always remain a problem to you if you do not at some time face the proaching and succeeding seasons. Upon Investigation of our subacripadvtnoa of tfte per month. issue of making ends meet with the means at hand, hut the problem will be Partnern« In ^<l<«n« muti t» midf •> otBrg much of which will be due directly tion book we found that John was He stopped the paper E i u n s n tNwl<liH mall matter Auautt iiind to the great European wur, which short *5.70. 1008. at tha PoatofBoa al Sanfoot. Florid*. . will make' European capitals and ' as a matter of economy to us. One and«* Act of March 3rd. 1870 church and entire countries undesirabte ns evening w'e went "to John's fnclodious voice rang out points of interest, except ton passible Telctiltonr ho. 014 th at day when you assert yourself master of the situation and 'say: “ I ln Harald BuildIna few who desire to view tho ruins, for loud, and clear in that soul stirring will not spend more than I earn, but I will save for tomorrow regardless surely with the great destruction song,* "Jesus Raid It All." \\e . WAR C O R R E S P O N D E N T S • that is belhg reported, there will he; might, have been mistaken, but his of the sacrifice,”• ■* * • The best brains and ’the bravest ruins. In fact ruins will be about earneatness impressed us. The next men connected with the newspaper the only thing left if the struggle day we sent him a receipt lh full, With the facilities of this institution a t youf service, it is akin to business hold themselves in readiness keeps up long at tho pace started. begging his pardon for not knowing criminal to neglect your opportunity for saving and financial better­ to serve their papers in Europe. This will of course prove n good he had Made arrangements for his ment and we urge upon you to _ Bu t the day of the war correspond­ thing for Florida, even though it liabilities in that manner.— Exchange „ ' * • „ ?■* * ' • » . ent seems to have passed. _ , may bo only indirectly. Then* are Method* of- war have changed thousands of people who are travel­ American Potash aingp the days when Forbes and ing, some more, some less, but travEurope's inability to supply Ajncr Burleigh sent . home thrilling ac­ cling just the same, and, as has been I lea with materials and wares for counts of battles and painted vivid stated, most of them have visited which this country has relied almost S 3 pen pictures of war. California, and while there in much solely onwEuropc in the past is ere- — Those who are familiar with the in that great state in the way of siting a wealth of opportunity' forf -grhi pvfmntts— nf—Thr— war— corres-- scenic b e a u i y - i t is Florida thht the Mt a hluhinrrtH~.8 i pOffU nt i an. *y ' httek to the'famous presents *tre-rvaF tropical IwutCJ: t h r tir Mthrvrrg m ry. -The- t oy -nmrafap- \ career of "Bull Run" Smith, whoso delightfuf 'ciraiattr'sosi- tha-.Trmidcr-. turing- industry is one example of TuT^feaflWuITiBa-3HKE la.TttSjthtr- by rthU —. Gurmo w* wiowufaetw rw *h» vc — m . M.-swrrrr’ T r ’i e T f E V E f ? ‘,J one of the newspaper heroes yf the «¿ many. It f« here-that the winter enjoyed almost a complete monop­ V lro -I*rr« ld » n l I’rnMnl war between1 the north and the may be enjoyed as nowhere else, for oly of the business, and American south. , t. the temperature U mild and the de­ toy manufacturers, of whom there History also reserves a space for lights of aea bathing may be enjoy­ are comparatively few, have often the name of <Q. W. Stevens, who ed at all times. What with fruits, complained that too little attention marched with that grim monarch flower«, balmy qir, excellent hunt­ has been pnld-t6 their wares. Sim­ of war, Kitchener, through the -Sou­ ing, fishing and other «ports, surçly ilar complaints hnve come ïrom man­ dan and in South Xfrica. there is nothing wanting. Florida is ufacturât of. dye«. Rudyard Kipling and Richard roomy enough to accommodate all Perhaps one of the greatest o|v Harding Davis laid the foundations In comfort, for, even if the many ; portunitics resulting from Germany'« « SANFORD LO D GES of their literary careers amidst the excellent hotels should be crowded prosent commercial disability, howturbulent success of war. Sanford Lodge No 62. F. and A. M. and unable to care for ‘ill of them, ever is to be found in the fact that That day, however, has vanished. there are thousands ty. private house« the potash used as fertilizer in this Communication ovefy first and third IN CASE OF A VACANCY OUR GOVERNOR IS T H E Times have changed. Methods of and those who come at one time country in the past has been di-Thursdays at 7:50. Visiting brethren welcome. war are different from what they wiU be ceftain to want to come rived almost entirely from the mines - MAN TO FILL IT were.’ . ' • , 0 . L. Taylor F. L. Miller again. Yes, Florida is* the real an­ at Stassfurt. ' A comparatively small "T h e day of the war correspond1 swer to all those who are seeking amount of potash* has been derived Secretary * \j. FROM LAKELAND TELEGRAM ent is gone," writes T)r. Dillon'from new fields of exploration while en­ from the nitrate •deposits in Chile, Monroo Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. Vienna and Dr. Dillon ia one of the joying the sights and good thing«. but this is founiji in the form of ' ’ oet« every second and fourth Thurs­ . best equipped war correspondents _p, My«*rs Press. It seems very probable at this would go to the Senate with an equPfi nitrate of. potash, or Hultpetre, and is day in Masonic Hall over the Imperia now in the thick of the landing irmnufac.writing that Senator Bryan of this merit for his wprk rarely found in a used principally for the O f be people of Florida T,u‘Btr*' Visiting companion* welcome. crisis. He knows tlmt today he will U ureof gunpowd *r dndothar explnsivis state will be jiipiHilnt's) to l e d - new senator M ORE C O U N TY D IV ISIO N o I, Taylor not lie allowed to go to the front know him well through years of d< J. F. Karnatz Prof E H Jenkins. Directin' o f ' • ‘« ’al circuit judgship made vacant Everybody loves a county com­ Secretary High i'rust He knows that no war correspond­ missioner until after election; the the Agricultural Kiiieritncnt Station by the death of Judge Shelby of votion to their service and they be ent, however influential he may 1>F he become« the target for sarcasm, at Mount Carmel, Conn., in discuss- Alabama. All or most of the sena­ IIpVC i/i him as a public servant riot Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sisi or how potent the influence of the ridicule, invective and general cuss-ling this subject a short time ago. tors, regardless of party, have en ­ only trustworthy on his inoral side. Meets every first and third Tm-ailay paper he represents, will lie allowed j ing. called attention to the fact that salts dorsed him for the place, and with but of proved efficiency in all he uri- 1 in each month. Everyone who ha* *<.n to advance to the firing tin« or to Down in Alachua county they are derived from the Stagsfurt potash that kind of hacking the President dertakes. Park Trammell is the man his Star in the East are cordially invited send n report home unlrss that re-jtajk jn g 0 f dividing the county, and formed one of the principal ingredient! i* very likely to offer him the ap- to succeed Senator Bryan and we 1 to visit this chapter. V* - Port has passed through t he hands if, ,,|| rU|nr, about through some rf- of most of the fertilizers used in this pointment He will accept, of course don’t hesitate to predict his succes^ __ _ Alia: E. Uohbiu*. Sai-’v of It rigid censor. r nrrrr ;— -----------forl.CDf itlrrtmnri'-romfTitssionrrs -'country', a n d 'th a t This form Of fPr- J that will Ut OiiTc make it nc ce«- Hi the event the election is rulitjd If tiu» senatorial election is called . *lH nu -<>dg» No a. K. of I . No press representative in Europe It seem* that Gaines ville ha« lilizer is considered necessary, espec­ sary for the people of Florida to will bo permitted to send in reports paved or i* about to pave the area ially in the.raising of potatoes. For elect his successor in the Senate. it Will, of course, only be to elect a M nn'1 fourth Tuesdays. of military operations without «Uch around *th? court house, and the this reason, he said, the dearth of k" * htj‘ ulwu>" The adoption of the constitutional senator to fill out the remainder of O. J. Miller a rtport meets with official approval. county commissioner« wanted thé fertilizer is liable to lie keenly felt amendment providing for the elec­ Senator Bryan's present term and H. McLaulin K. R. and S. Never again will any army com­ county to pay for all the work next year in Maine, Maryland, and tion of senators by the people in­ next year the regular primaries will ' " mander givfc a free run of his head­ Now those farmer» in Alachifii take!> Sanford Lodge No. 27. 1. <». O. F, * l he western stales, where the potato­ stead of by the Legislature has a b ­ lie held to nominate a successor for quarters, taking notes to lie incon- pride in their courthouse, and In raising industry has reached., large rogated the old rule. madu itJ the full six years term. This may Meets every Monduy at 7:.’I0 p. in.. .. lineally-. printed. The change has Gainesville, but thoy decided that proportions, and that crops are apt the duty ntTtinc:gavttraafc-k*»->s««atiiiWÉ ma motn. than- une awmit da u* in t He j over Imperial Theatre Iwuvaluw.in coming, hut it haa. been since the courthouse is located in to suffer greatly. There is at this like this to appoint a senator pro- race, hut Governor Trammell may J- W. O. Singletary L I> Wicker ____ obviouxs. Secretary N. G. Gainesvilk1, that thrifty city should season of the year only à small sup- te.m until bis successor could la‘ reg­ not hav* opposition if the special - In the Russo-Japan war the war pay a good part of this paving, since ply of the fertilizer on hand in this ularly elected. Governor O’ Neal of election ii culled for the uncompleted Gate City Camp No. fi. W. O. W correspondent was treated with, rea­ it is merely to add to the appearance country, he said. Alabama tried that in the appoint­ term o f Senator Bryan. Meets second and fourth Wednwday sonable courtesy, but he was made of the city, and the farmers’ themFor the past three years Congress ment of Mr. Clayton us the successor nights In each month. . ------- ^ 4* remain-in- the-vear and-KraccepL «elvaa. wilLJunre_imi§ geegsioji tp ust* has mode a small appropriation an­ of Senator Johnston, deceased, of F. CT Miller J . F. Ifooichan only such reports as were officially the brick surfaced street. The coun­ nually for the Agricultural Depart­ that state, but the Senator, after a M ystical Number on Coin. Cledt Council Commandei permitted. In Ate Balkan strife re­ ty commissioners stood pat for the ment and the Geological S u rv ey to prolonged debate on the subject No one aee.ni» unwilling to accept porters were treated as spies, . The county to pay. The county could institute a search for potash, and declined to admit Mr. Clayton, hold­ a 25-cent piece, even though there aro Untied Brotherhood oi Carpcntcra and Joiner» of America . war correspondent found little re­ not help itself; ao now ihe county this year * 2 0 ,0 0 0 is being extended ing that a succi'ssor to Senator on each coin the following hoodoo Sanford latcnl Union No. 1751 moot« gard. He was forcibly ejected across commissioners, who were elected by in drilling for Such deposits'* There Johnston must be regularly elected combination«Thirteen (,e,,pn’ I* first and third Thursday night at 7 • „ ;the lines and prohibited from enter­ the dear people, and who by the is one source of potash supply within j by the people and the governor had thq^scroll Held In 'he eagle's beak, o’clock in the Eagle*' Hall thirteen fen then* In *-ach wing, thir­ ing war territory. dear péople were vociferously cheer-1 reach of Ameticllin industry, how- no power of appointment in the ease. J. W. (). Singletary, J . M. Brown, teen tall leathern, thirteen uprlgh' . Military urgtiment for the changed cd on appearance before the election ever, that haa never beeh fully tested This being true, in the event of bars In tho shield; thirteen arrow­ Sec'y-Trcoa. President policy la convincing. In informing and duly congratulated after’ the* on account of the keen German com­ Senator Bryan's appointment to the heads; thirteen lenves on tho branch; the public .newspapers also inform primary, are getting one of the "p er­ petition. n. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 That is on the Pacific federal bench it will at once devolve thirteen letters in tho words, "quarter the enemy of matters which should quisites of office" in the shape of coast. I t has been found that the upon Governor Trammell to call an dollar." Moot first and third Wednesday nighl i . be kipt secret. at corner nf First St. and Palmetto Avr. m^ladJctiona on their devoted heads ash produced by the burning of kelp, clectlbn for United Stales senator and /, War correspondents will get the O. L. Taylor ' R. L. Peck " I f Gainesvilie wants to hog It a sV>a plant that is found in abun­ and the people Of Florida will be Th* Reason. news, but not the minute it happens. all," wo will divide the county," they dance from GalifOrnhi to Alaska, faced by the highly interesting ques­ Secretary Exalted Rulei “1 Jual can’t socin to Weep n dining­ — Memphis Commercial Appeal. are declaring, and.with tho new sen­ five, or six feet below the surface of tion of who that senator shall be. room girl!" "I havo often wondered The Lake Breeze < ounrll No. 31 Juaim ator on the side of the farmers there the water, is extremely rich in potThere Is such a thing as sub­ why you never ran keep any help I Order Culled American Mechanic» S O M E T H IN G WRONG is hut one representative to gain be- a8h. A dozan »mall companies for consciousness in the masses of people novor havo any such trouble’’ "I Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P reaping this kelp have bepn formed If the road between DeLanil and fore it looks like another new county us well as in the particular individ­ know, but my husband Just won’t flirt M., in the City Hall. Visiting brother* In the past, but thus far their efforts , Daytona is a fair sample of the re­ n Florida.— Timcs-Union. ual, and the history of this country with them." are welcome. C. H. Smith. Ree. Sec. have attracted little attention. It furnishes many instances of thw kind , ------ O------- ' sults .of road building in Volusia ’ county— it’s about time for a change Bob Holly refusés.'to daddy that is believed by many interested in in which a popular‘choice was strong In methods. If shell and marl won't newspaper wrapper stunt, but shifts agriculture that the conditions cre­ ly foreshadoWed long before the m ake a better road let's change ma- It to„tho shoulders of tho " B . M.” ated, by the war have made an op­ event itself. We believe t h a t ' such .* terial. Well, " B . M ." might mean b usine»* portunity here for American capital a condition now exists in the matter » ** * * If the |yatem of road building Is manager or bad man, but when we both* to find profitable Investment of this apticipatod .senatorial suc«^ happen to think of Bob Holly's lack and to benefit the .American farmer cession and that a large majority of * ' i . * at fault let's change the system. If the rosd from, DcLami to Or­ of hirsute appendage we are rather to consider«hie extent next y ea r., fthc' voters in Florida "desfre and In­ tend that fttrk Trammell shall be ange City ii* another sample, let's inclined to credit the abbreviations the next senator elected from this turn the road upside down, * and to "bald man" and let it go a t that. t . . * . state. We are not Informed of drive on the other side. i — Zolfo Truth. Governor Trammell's wishes on this Volusia county Kaa had a ‘road ' subject, but it has been gonernlly i • superintendent now about two Down in Zolfo the A. C. L. and assumed for a long time that he y ean. In 1913 his work showed pp the Western Union Telegraph Co. wodld lie a candidate to succeed . .well. U he has done anything on have taken out all the wires and left Senator Bryan and we do not doubt this side of the county In HU4. It the city without telegraph communi­ that this is the esse. The Telegram has not resulted in any great system cation and Zolfo threatens to pu t.in Among these sward« will he several fine automobiles. Including believes that it voices tho^ wishes .of of fine rosds, to say the least.’ the Seaboard and the Postal Tele­ Steama-Knlght, Packard, Cadillac. Hudson, Overland, Maxwell and a large majority of tho people of At an expense of somo 115,000, graph in retaliation.Ford Cara. TSouth Florida and a derisive ma­ about four miles of good roads have jority of , th# people of the state been built from DeLand to the river With new machinery and all the Among the other award« will be a scholarship, Inri.wjlng board,.- ,, generally where It expresses the hope — and Tn between the old shell road material needed our dredge boat U and tuition. In any of the colleges in Florida; diamond« and other that Governor Ttammell will be a Is allowed'to go to ruin. now equipped -to finish the bulk­ Jewelry, e ^ J e f c . r j f 'fl I / If) I) --r • .. .. candidate and that he will be suc­ This Is entirely too much favorit­ heading of the lake front and the 'I . cessful In the race should there be a WE PRIDE OURSELVES on Ihe ism. There is entirely too much work will be resumed,at once. . The Thla contest rotern the entire State of Florida. The mimbrr of race. favoritism shown in the matter of new hotel and the bulkhead will EXCLUSIVE BAKERY ATMOScontestants will be UtAlted to twp jiundred; also the number In each ■pending the people’s money on make a vast difference in Lake Mon­ His steady rise in Florida politics PHERE which preraila llKRE. county will be limited. Ladles as well as gentlemen will be entitled (o * * (around) the* roads. The people get roe. has been almost without precedent ' compete for the awards. Liberal payment for services, whether or not little benefit. The money all go««. and it has been the result of no * ^ an award Is won. The only odors that are odorable , Sixty thousand-'dollars n year are ■hallow, spectacular or ,meretricious Irish potatoes are as sure and cer here are those odorable odors ariabeing frittered away by county uu- tain a crop aa can be grown. Flor­ qualities appealing m erely to popu­ Thd ^ontest/wlll be conducted by a thoroughly reputable busi­ i thoritios. There ia no’ charge of ida’s« production of' potatoes for ' lag fironj OUR ODORIFEROUS lar. Imagination or p!ayingsvs)>r£wd]y ness concern and /or a perfectly legitimste purpose. Full particular« graft by county officials. They afd 1914-16 should be ten times aa large upon popular prejudice. Ho has BAKERY GOODS, DUE to their will be »applied ehch person who is considered eligible to enter the only careless. They have allowed a* ever before. With all food pro­ been tested, and tested thoroughly;’ QUALITY and the ^ANlTARY contest. Send your name and address, with references. As the ft ~ thcfftsdvw to get igto Vote of waste. duct# increasing In value, potatoes from small beginnings all the way CONDITIONS pervading onr «hop. number of contestinta^s limited, you will be too late unless you act There la something radically wrong will doubtless bring more per bushel up, ahdT hh .has made good In’ every with our system or our miterlal.—: than ever before. position of responsibility In ' which D e fe n d News. he has been placed, from a small Judging from our own experience RaUo qf pay for all plumbers, car­ county office to that of chief tytecuwttb roadi and city* streets would penters, painters and tianstera in the tive of Florida. The man is solid, ¿ m y that your material Is wrong and city's employ so they will receive tho dependable and capable, clean as Bakory you will spend more mo each prevailing wage has been approved any public Man alive, and with an Gainesville, Florida year on repairs than it-wi d take by the committee of finance, ways unusually. full acquaintance with n a »sinon«, , ,n ie * to pay interest and principal in and means of-Toledo, Ohio. as well as state affairs, he THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING SOLVED BEGIN TO SAVE TODAY S A T J F U R D .E L A . “C T T lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllilllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllfliliiiiiiiiiij TRAMMELL FOR SENATOR $40,000 in Fifty Free Awards Number of Contestants Limited Every One P aid fo r Services J. L. M i l l e r ’ s *> \ >, * li-J riailrM i. I t A L CONTEST �SEPTEMBER 4. 1914 ' *• . IN AND ABOUT TflE-QTY %$ - Little Happenings—Mention Matters In Brief ■ . ' "9 V J**T'W ‘SL^~: ïz^T7* 7 ? "’ W. H. Howard, a prominent mer­ chant of Oviedo was in the city yesterday on hunt ness and pleasure Of and his many friends were glad to sde him. T- r=^ . • ■ •r, ■ —« THE SANFORD HERALD —c AT SANFORD CHURCHES At The Baptist Church _ ■' T .----1 ■ ■.............—_____________________ . ■The Capital Contest Eli"whcre in ibis issue will be found the first announcement of the ( ipitnl Contest of Gaipesville, Ela. I lit*»« people are making plans to give away many valuable autojnpbilt*», pianos, watches and jewel­ ry A notable feature of the contest is that it is l>cing put on by a "thortiughl. reliable tirrn and one that is very strung financially, and there is no "fake" about it. The name of the firm putting on this contest is being withheld for the jiresent for reasons of their own. The sole ob­ ject being to increase their business and the public is absolutely assured that they will he amply paid for their trouble in addition to the prizes offered. ip iv!*yn p a g e f iv e Services Sunday, i^ptp, 6 th, corner Closing out all typewriter carbon Park and Sixth street. paper. Best grades '’only, at 25c 9:30 Primary school in the Shack. PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST per dozen sheets. HeraldOffice, 9:30 Main school in the church. . 97-tf Bond concert for 15 minutes Herein' Class for young men M. F. Haines of Tampa was in 4 nrama/y Of The Ftoatini'Small Talk* Eidclis Class (or young ladies the city yesterday calling on his Succinctly Arranged For Hurried Graded school in all classes. many friends. He is with the Hills­ Herald Reader* 11:00 “ A Vision of Heaven." the borough hotel of that city, assisting ✓ ~~ . — «■ Mannger Driver td make it the most third sermon in a series on the book Everybody root for Sanford. of Revelation. popular, hotel in South Florida. 3:30" Jr. B. V. P. U. Drink PLEZOL, the now drink. _ ■ Iro cold PLEZOL in bottles (or 6:45 Sr. B. Y. P iU . In the Shack. 4-tf sale at all dealers. 4-tf 7:45 "W h at is M v > " a special Mm- W. F. Leavitt and children The Germans are getting nearer sermon in observance of I^ibor Day. " left Wednesday for a month at Coj1to Paris every day and the hullotin The organixations of Labor Men wjll onado Beech* hoard J n front of The Herald of!lco be special guestr. Welcome,' always welcome..—r — S c o - J M V A ih - U ^ 4 k s a i ^ .« « W i * « 4 L U w lW ^ '- I W P .'''l most closely by G E O R G E HYBfJETC ■ large crowds who want to see the lettuce and cauliflower aeeiL - 96-if ; Negotiations are pending for the Pas Liar. progress of the war.. -• estahlishment of a milk depot in /orgot the Jfe-Kjit 4.-**- *' Q -*— — «^Orlanffo, and if the scheme is put pcclal Labor “Day Sermon * next Wednesday. K cr Tflbfi^iunr TsnirKitT into effect n company from the from a plraraTrr-rrrp-tTr^tTr-TTTmnr^ “ 7 . • . , •. . , ' On account of September 7th be- Shenandoah Valley of Virginia will * Hair goods, new line of humaq tains of Tennessee and North Carol­ ing Labor Day tho service of next have on sale here a complete stock hair »witches at Mrs. Grace E. H E man in the bed f e j i o t enjoying his re&t_ ] ling; Miss Hoskins will remain sev_clmr£ÍL-oí—dairy. produets, inrhirhng~milkT & - WdlHHWSr—IQS - Firat «tnuU---- &-3-2itc. eiuT 'WPiTRs longer wjlh her uficIiTTn wilflfo used as a sjiccial Labor Day cream, hunter and cheese, The milk after a hard day’s work as lie should. If he <$> p. T. Wakefield, a prominent cit- Tennessee. * service. Rev. George Hyman, the wHI he pasteurized, imd of the rich- ♦ ■ , . , , , .. ium nf P r npva -ia -t k i.x it y ..o n . —■Thinn*.* wimtmr- WnTnort sprayers pastor will siienk on the subject, est uuaiRy, and of that richness of <&. were sleeping on one of our Mattresses he wouldjbe Wednesday. in the near future should leave or­ "W h a t is Man?" Ail the labor or­ P* Imied.0* "*C'f°n waiting much easier than appearances indicate. . Fresh yeast cakes' and Imperial ders at the »tore of the Geo, Hs ganizations of the city have been in­ ofhcohumiy a Fcrnald Hardware Co. nt once, as it vited to attend this service and The fact tKnt the milk simply is gasoline irons at Mrs. Simon’s. 2-tf Devoting perhaps one third of his time to sleep, he takes about 30. days to get them many of them la v e nccepted nnd always short during the winter in ♦ Come out and see the Basket Ball from the factory. fUOtc a Inrge audience of men is exprrted Orlando and with the prospect of ♦ could well afford to rest on the best Mattress made, and * team win from the Del^ind team X Music suitable for the greatest season in thd history ,of <♦> Every one in Sanford w h o has a to be present. next Wednesday. y there is nothing better than the ones we carry’. small tract of land should plant a the occasion will be rendered by u the rity, the proponed" milk depot Get your ie? cream from Duhart's fall garden, for at the present i n . 1 largo chorus. The genuine welcome would serve u most useful purpose in Ice Cream Factory. 85-tf crease in prices of food the chickens wil> ho » w>llin<i M who comn’ furnishing the additional supply. TELL 1IIM ABOUT IT WHEN HE WAKES As to whether the supply furnish­ Mrs. W. E. Gore of Orlando is the and garden will haVe to j*lay their ^*,p sprv'co W'H begin at 7.45. _____________ I _____________ _______________ guest of her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. part in reducing the high cost o f ! The subjects of the sermons for ed ■!>> the new company will have the other Sunday nights of the any * licet in lowering the jiresent living Win. Hot ha inly on Park avenue CASH OR I N S T A L L M E N T month of September nt the Bhptist price 1*1 milk end butter, remains to Typewriter Ribbons Rerncmiier PLEZOL is the one best fountain church are 'as follows: be dr mm strated; but if sue?* should the Herald when you need onj*. drink. • L ll Sept. Mlth, "Spark Plugs," he the ease, it vstil prove a most Ar\y make machine.. 75c delivered Sept. 20th ,."T h e Northern Iron." wSlrome boon to those who ure now S ' or C doses 6 6 C will herak any, anywhere. Phone 148. 95-tf. Sept. 27th, "T h e Judgment D ay" con piffled to pay twelve and a half’ case of Fever or Chills. Price 2G SANFORD* FLORIDA ♦ X cent * jier quart for milk, nnd forty.cents. 94-2QI The Blue Seal Tiro Gompouud <§> five cents for butter Paporter- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ % ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Labor Dny Service ♦ V ♦ ><$* Miss Belle Icenhour, n popular will positively heal punctures and V ▼ , V V V V The second annual laihor Day ser­ Star young Indy of Geneva spent Wed­ preserve the life of your nut omítales nesday in the city on a shopping, and motorcycle tires and tu!>t. vid* will be observed at the Con­ , „„„in li u iL it,.,.mun iil :j N orirx o r v(M HttKHirrs nalII > iDonald, Heeinan. jJ. mN itr Brail >n<) h). u, « , n ftMUI,on Exelusive territory open Address gregational church next Sunday at I «d erisive Itnllle tour. ■h a w , i m d J u m p » I. G i f e s of O r l a n d o '«''rt <*ut nt th>* f'lri-ult Court for i h* SnvI* A Hanna. Sole Distributor«, .913 tthe Thi« is ht* f Vf ning »ervi**«*, 7 30 , ,, , , , ,, .... , ! **nlh Juilirtal f l r r u i t ot PloriiJ«. In »n*l for Ti ff* H.i nfor <1 Bi»«kct Bail t •*:»in a n d I II S udl i - r a n d 1. »* lllden miniil. i*nui»i>, in * rauw whnrwin AntitJ New hooking orders for Itig Pos­ Florida ti tenue. Tampa, Fla ìli iMcur •in m i' »u h t h** a ffvire iff ( hr pin > '♦t lu* lu*»1 a ttff lira vs li mu i•f I, . 1 , n_ I , A i r i r u l i u r a l >'hrmlc«l l'ompsny, ■ nf tin kin nd After ton Lettuce and t'a ultlloaer mi -ciI. . Q)irji«lillMii, i« plalnlUf, «n<l A, Bocnpr la " t Kri-Ütp KimIi ru! Cnutinl iff Xh* Church**.« oí DH i tul . m <’inumili» Gym. rò«ult tinn of the riimil system that i» now iirfi.nif»ni, I ha*,* triiril .upan and will acll F. F. Dutton. yi-tf Aun*rira , ¡tuff, in 191(1 a great Inbnr ing n i lumi »run* of il to 31 al puhlir Diilrry at ihv front, door of Iha Mr*» Grace F* Williams leave- the being dug to drain that ridi lerri- i ciun hnuar Ir, Hantnril. Pletlda, on ihe (trg:i nixfi timi ■■iidnr»t,d t hi» «uggì*»Everybody help the Sanford team *i h jila s rff a «1 irri II I I ga no* B. li a m» Miintlay in Oriol, tt. A- [> I9|4, It lir«t nf next week fur I hr northern tiiry, the party will return to Or fif-t I. riny ihr '.Ih *la> .*f .allí mimlh, durtnc tha» lltlll a m uff V¡»fil it.« mciulicr» to al- (roui si 111 t O lilllrih next Wednesday. F 111* Sa ninni Ir »al tjiiura „1 -ali*, Io thi* hlchc*«t and haat — lando, and aid Mr Wright in such markets to make a large uni! com*» hlildrr fer raah, all lh>* nzht, tilla* and In* temi »uch sprvic*1*. . Wo shnil iu* hoy» 4M*ro riq» •atrffl y r berrò li >y t ho For Sale- Pepped Plants. plete line of the latest Milliners further way ua limy be deemed nec- IW M C« I II— drirlldaol, AVlioatafr lar _ glu ff lo ,«*■«.*. .«IK h O-Uciul1! 111f _UCXL Uh* i—»4**1 a r r f i a m r r r l i t l r a t r >,f t h » r a n i t a l t l o r V ---I.trdly Wnikrr i*««jiry in carrying out tin* idea» «*( I I,I Ihr Wtitle awnv "and itnrtrrg ttin romlntT l'roplr* ItaoV o! Sanford. í,rln< mor* Sunday •■4eiiing. either in a body or Gunrding of Kouih and Itaynnr the Board of Trad ;it Vt hti M* I l l V I I l t •Ì.*arril»*il aa f o l l o » « : West Side Litp season Mr« Tremaine, who wa* 1 Vr ti f i n i r No J 1 9* for I r a * UbhB| • of tho individually The special subject l»y wn» vrry good. tlns l«*ing Raynor’» t uf (ho FroptiMi of flaiiMiss Estelle Sallax of May port is with Caldwell & Sons several month» the pastor is “ Labor's Appeal and lirst game as guarii he did just ice Unit "T h e Stroller" N at this time forrl, FI»* i u, r of m par valur of 1 1*0 0 0 . 0 0 «mi paying n special vi«i^ to. Oriundo. and lust season with Mr» Overman ! « hook or market v t lu r nf 1 2 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 . Hr M visiting her friends. Mr and Mrs. Christianity's Answer." The great to ilo* pnsition prn tir riy lir ìiif uàw in | nn » H Ìo n of , thr Reporter -Star L M. Leinhart of Toil Palmetto will attend to the business and »he problems of labor ute important I A Oornrr and IrviriJ upyr» «t t h f PfopThe playing of («ilU*rt al center .will be grpntly pleased to »re her |r r i y «il A 1 *uritrr. atul tei « u U f y Aald avenue. consideration« for every loyal Amer­ wausuai, whtch i« con»idered ru iitin *m i r m i i FurrhsMPr lo p i v for many friend» at her new home imic nt ir and , ican. (or labor is the great funda­ nn o >g thè l*est in thè state Manager Dicterich of the Vir­ S TirnIT nf iifm lnrili C o u n ty , r i i , Dr and Mrs .) C Fletcher aud mental in a democracy: and all t Kf» A(r 1 h.mner and . Herruig itluyyii good ginia furolina Che mira I Co is the children, Dorothy, and J C Jr,, should have a» large and open a game» ut forward. proud possessor of a fine Ford tour­ left for their home at Sanford Sun­ vision of these questions as p a ­ DeLnnd hall Ine ani of thè basii! ing rnr presented by bis firm. N O T I C E O F S l l K i l t F F ' S HAt.lt day morning at 3 o'clock after stille All are cordially welcome. Nolle» li h»r»liy *lv»n th*t under m<l and a big i-rowd, which carne very l> > »(tine ol ■ wru ol Fieri Farlss Inuel Come to the Nautilus Casino at -spending the week end here very ru-arly hetng dlsafipolnted. a» thj* So I’nwerful li Shocks Liter and out and under the Mat ot iha County Court Seabreexe, the coolest spot in Hnr- pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs E 1* lor llllliHoruurh County, Florida, In that Leaves it Weaker Than Before. Snnford team wus hall an hour late t ongccgalionnl Church eertaln eau»e (herelrf |*endln( wherein iila, to spend your vacation. Per­ Wilson and other friends. Dodson’s Liver Tone Is Bet­ Mrs Tam i*» Fertilizer Company, a mrporatloir The pastur und family have i e r . I " i t i i n K ■"* »l>i"-aram*c. 1» plalntiS and K. It. Potter i« delendant, fect bathing houses and lieaeh. Fletcher’s brother, Q. C. Sperrlng tor to Take the underlined She,-if! baa Dvtnd upon * HP *'tu> UP WU!' ,,H G'H^ws. Fresh, water shower* New woolen accompanied them home, returning turned from an Invigorating vaca-1 Nearly everybody .who has ever «nd an Monday, tha Sth day ot Ortohar, Herring, r f lion, und are now ready to cooperate A. t> 11H*. the «ante M n t tha Hrvt Mon­ bathing sul.ts and room 25c. Eo Monday tried calomel has found that it gives day Dr and Mr» Fletcher In aaid month and a legal aalaa day, will Knnner, f for a large campaign for the fall und for tale and aell at public outcry to men and women. lOO-Utc only a temporary relief. For cal­ ezpoie noticed quite a great deal of im­ Gilbert c lioggeson fCapt.i. the hl(ha«l and beat bidder tor cash, with­ winter work. in the Iraal hour» on «aid date, at and In omel is such a jiowerful drug that it provement in the city since their 5 or 6 dosés 66G w'ill*break any Routh Capt r g. Flvery member is urged to plan* to front of the rouri hou*e door in the city of residence h > *r> * several months ago »hock» und weaken« tile liver and Case of Fever or Chills Price 25 Hanford, Seminole eouiiy, Florida, the tolRaynor g Seiden be jiresent nt the service« of the ( * ■ , . ! ■ . *1 >•---I-- ,t..,-»»,.j U-d eltuate . lying and Ft Meade Lender cents. 94-2f>l M UiJ-.i* h , ii'in* ••• Se-ninJl*! *unty. Florida, ‘to-wll; chu-ch, and 'especially lor . *xi tc* i ' *i H;u> «It CCe r * the »ou'H half of |.ol I rr d u t i hi '.Vasiihurt*, *ul* i n t lie ■ning n a;•< •ii.il ■ S umí V Now is the time fur all the San Flit» four 4* i of > Joae^' j Addition to This is one of the reason, why Sanford, according i> rr-.p 'or r'.a: .fFCTWef The ret urn game will be played m holpi j . . j offered for ford .people to help make a good Notice to Public aa In th' hubltc record* nf riranco L. R. Philips A Co. gtu:ranlon Dod­ andrecorded Semlnota counltee, elate of Florida, Basket Ball team. All occupation tux will he due nil members, und irt tho <voning the * n A/ord next Wednesday night, Sojit. son’s Liver Tone to take the pined of to aatUfy the term* of eald execution and labor service, elsewhere notoil ip this! "Hh, in the Parish House lit the F.jtiscoets». PLEZOL is the B E S T 'cherry October lir»t. All not paid by Octo­ calomel. Dodson’s Liver Tone is a Bated IhU Slat <’ •/ of Auguat, 1014. * . copal church. ber 15th will be considered delin paper will be observod. 0. M. llANf*. 4-tf drink. purely vegetable lix'er tonic that will It is earnestly desired that every i* n Sanford team, and should Sheriff Seminole County. Florid», * quent and double rate charged. * Frl Stc Mrs. J. E. Terwilliger and three Sunday school member will be in bis have tbe carries support of lb. Su n - cure constipation quickly und gently, M W LOVELL. without any danger of bad aftcrchildren, Helen, Eugene and Charles place next Sunday, 9:46 a in., also ford people, 4--ile Clerk B V E R Y B O D Y C O M E O P T A N I)1effects It is guaranteed to do this left this week for a month’s vacation that every C. E. member will bo with a guarantee that is simple nnd P u b lic O p inio n. S E E TH E GAME on the txach at Coronado. r^jdv to start the fall work with in­ M ill C lose on Labor Dii) fair if you buy a bottle of Dod­ People »ay Flow atmnx public opin­ terest in the evening C. Fi service at Sec the Hill Hardware Co. for Many of the Sanford stores will son's Liver Tone far your.«3|f or ion Is. and, Indeed, It Is strong whllo Will Write l/ 'p Oviedo 6:45. J. C. Pearson fruit box nails. Prices rlose on Monday next, the same your children, and do not find tim It In In Us prime, iu Its childhood I'lease let the Barucus remember Editor Edgar A Wright. <•( the it jterfectly take« the place of calo­ and old ngi* It Is ns weak ns any other lower than ever before, 2-4te being Labor Day and a legal holiday. their opportunity, and every man be Florida Grower, published at Tampa mel, then return to t/le store where organism. 1 try to make my own S. Puleaton, Wnltcr Hand, Mayrfr Qn account of the automobile races rpund with tjie answer "H ere" to is expected to arrive in tho city this you bought it nnd get your money work belong to the youth of pubtla nnd mnny other attractions nt Day­ Thrasher and J. D. Davison wer« roll (-all next Sunday morning. opinion. The history of the world la evening, preparatory to a 4 general back with u smile. among those who spbnt sevcrnl days tona Beach the merchants nf Suntho record of tho weakhos», frailty write-up of Orlando and its environs, of this week at Coronado Beach ford think it would be a good idea to and death of public opinion, as geol­ MrlhodUt Services Sunday which he will gather data for during close the stores, not only honoring fishing. But Good T h i n g to R e m e m b e r , ogy I» the record of tho dorny of those ing his stay here. He is known all Sunday school 9:45. the laboring men hut giving the It's hard to realizo that your bodily organisms In which public opin­ Thursdays and Sunday»— Wood­ Preaching by the pastor II o’clock. over the state ns "Th e Stroller," troubles «com ns unimportant to nnclerks n holiday also. In tjie gioions havo found material expression. land Park. Picnic conveniences, mul while »trolling around in this 0Ujt,r ,llall a„ j,|„ goem ta y0U.— jcj . — Samuel Butler Subject. "T h o Making of a Saint," cery line those already agreeing to amusements. ’ The only safe,* clean The evening sermon 7:30, a pres­ section, may find many interesting chaflgo close are L. P. McCuller, Irwin & outdoor swimming pool, emptied entation of a gospel theme— A ^’ ho­ things to tell through the Grower. Giles and J . D, Roberts and it is daily, cleaned and re-filled from ar­ Th« first thing in the morning will Nice Distinction. * very likely that many of the other lograph. tesian well. Shower bath, toboggan iw a ' trip t o .B l a c k Hammock nt Extreme». The different departments of the "I hr.vo four more sons,” style! a wlfclines of business will a l s o close. •Hde. Leased privat.Iy also. Bt5f The party so far organThere are two certain causes of ne»s at a Westminster (England) Inworshiji are planned for the one (>ur* Oviedo ¡red for the run is romp«»«d of family trouble: A woman’s love of dry lueut the other day, two in America jiuu.* of helping men to find the The frjends of W. J. Hill nre-wu*«u knd two alive,11 * "Desire of all nations" .nnd nssi.Mi Messrs J M Cheney a n d j o n . * ° ° d*’ and ,OVo of " et Notice School Examination Jicd about him in New York for them to worship Him when found. The teachers' county examination fear that he may Jte drafted in the The Methodist church has had n English army. He is a member of for county Certificates will he held remarkable history as a soul, saving the Queen's Own Preserves and is nt* Sanford beginning Tuesday, liable to be called upon nt any time. Sept. 8 th a t' 8 a. m. For white institution. It was horn in a revival. teachers in the Sanford High School; Every* Methodist in Sanford is need­ Stamped Quods! Ju st received a for -colored teachers in the Hopper ed in the services for the fall ramlarge anortnlent* of »tumped goods, pnigrf. The pastor and super­ Academy.' ‘ * ^ . *• * *» » ■ ** ^ * vt«; gowns, pillow case»s towels, In­ A fee of one dollar will he col­ intendent of tho Sunday school, with ' ’ 9 i * fants* wear, table runners, pillow lected of each examinee. Bring ink. the officials appreciate the loyalty Consider the advantage of having a partner in your business who has ample top», etc., at Mrs. Grace E. Wiland hearty support of church the ~ •resources, who allows you to run your business as you wish, and who takes an pen.and paper.’ 3Um«, 100 First.street. 3-2tc past season and are looking for D. L. T H R A S H E R . Supt. * . ■ y active interest in' your business success. greater success in the approaching Having returned from their wed1-4 tc * * This is the relation we form with our customers. <Ung trip Mr. and Mr*. George winter. Thoy havo appreciated the presence of the members of the ■Bishop are at home tq their many Make us a partner in your business agreeable to the above conditions; then N O T IC E Presbyterian and Congregational friend* at the Puleaton residence on take time to have a personal talk with our officers whenever you are in need of Park avenue. As I have charge of the business of the churches the past month and rejoice advice. You will always be welcome and we will assist you in every way pos- J Title Bond & Guarantee Co., East San­ with them on the return of their sible along such business lines. Pia#no and Player Piano- Expert • ford Land League, and W. A. Whit lutsiors. tuning and repairing . All work a b ­ comb* I can be found in the Tax As­ M AKE O lIR BANK OUR BANK solutely guaranteed. W.L. .Hafvcy. A Peace Meeting sessor's Office in the court house. BOx 1233-Phono 249-4. 1 0 2 -tf » * ■ The greatest Peace organization T H O S . K. BA TES in our country is calling for an hour Automobile Owner» Take Notice Tho Bluo teal Tiro Compound of prayor to the pod of nations to Reduced Rates over Concrete Bridge at Daytona— All »mall car* will positively heal punctures and stay the awful tide of war in Eu­ (C O U R T H O U SE BU ILD IN G ) including Ford» with passenger», preserve the life of your automobiles rope, and for the preservation of M l and motorcycle tires and tijbea. round trip 25c. All large car*, Inpoire wit Iff n our own borders. D. THRASHER, V*Pra. FORREST LAKE, Prei. A. R. KEY, Cuhler 4Udlng passenger* SBe round trip. Exclusive territory open. Address Will not evry true patriot rally *^2, .Vh-1 D.A,Hanna, 'Sole Dlstfibuer*. 913 to thi» call next Sunday, Sept. Sth, . VOLUSIA CO. B R I D G E (CO 83- Fri-1 Bt Florida Ave., Tampa, Fla.,FriOI3*4tp - t '3:3(1 o’clock ln tb# S tar Theatre? i, - V . - 1 / « H I T, • : r* ’ . » , ’: . . -•! • • . ’ I yMxjggawrtftiJA. c X* r;ii. I ‘ •*• *l- ! • ■ul .. . x ¿ááfc ■ u m l^i • : t ^ v ^ U * * ^ ^ W * li-.* / Q th0 4 i : I W. W. ABERNATHY TAKING CALOMEL IS A BAD HABIT XXXHSHXXXIIIIIIIlllllXXXinillllllllXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX A Good Partner For You ï Sem inole County Bank L J mm �mm SEPTEMBER 4. 1914 E T H E SANFORD HERALD Gordon Craig S o ld ie r of F o rtu n e — B y R an d all P a rrish Copyright, 1912, by A. Ç. McClurg & Co, S Y N O P S IS Gordon Crni* I* titrad by two men, Vail and Neale, for 110 OuO to go Milt» and Uaperaonate Philip Henley, oatenalbly to aave an aatata for Henley, who. they aay, la In prison. Oral* la to take with him a wopersonate Mrs. Henley. e a to Imper«« uapecttd of burglary, Cmlc la cleared ky am yydtin* « in * woman > wandeffli* In tha •treat She la out of work and hungry. They talk In a restaurant, , • Bhe la ; an actreas, deserted by her waalthy, drunken husband She conaenta to an aouttvjaUh- Craig», .r v ,iu , '‘I *"* •* •■'Tirfc'ftemarfl la-a kood woman e n d * * « play th e-p art ef Mr» Henley to help Craig.- They arrive at tha rundown Iltnley plantation and are greeted by a rough looking overseer. Coomba the overseer, and n myeterlou* Degrees, Bailie, acem to bn the only ixr- sons on lh* plantation. Craig la ajrakmad by s abut and fltU d bJHM m u tL rm * *Wou—ard S «sola friend of Coombs» appsars. Probing tha murder, Craig finds the corpee mtaelng Mra, Bernard la really Mrs. Henley^ Hho and Craig dateimtnc to fight for her mtedlhg huabend'e estate. - Bhe Believes Henley dead. Coombs denies Henley ts dead and de­ fies Craig, although the latter reveals Mra Henley’s Identity to the overseer. The latter saye llratey himself put him la charge-of the plantation. ’ 'Mra Hanley and Craig find Philip Hen­ ley'S eta I ring Ip the garden. Exploring the house alone, Craig finds a secret beat» meot room. He la trapped and discovers two dead bodies. One la the missing corp s* and tbs other la Coombs. Craig Is struck down and la made prisoner by a dark young man, another'named Herman and Broussard. Mra Henley ts also caught Craig and the woman are taken aboard a yacht, which salts The owner and master, the dark young tpan, calls himself Philip Henley. He tries to win Craig, and the latter feigns friendship for him In or­ der to help the woman. Mra Henley denies the mhn ts her hus­ band. She ta locked up In a stateroom, and "Henley" produces papers which seeming­ ly support hla claim. Craig pretends to Join In hla filibustering expedition. Craig plans to escape with Mrs. Henley In a small boat and provisions It secretly. Going to summon her, he finds her cabin unoccupied, hut In good order “Henley" forces hl» attention* on Mr* Henley, and Craig eaves her. mnhlrut the captain n prisoner tn hie own cabin *Tlenley*i” men have orders from him not to disturb him Craig lunches with Brous­ sard,Tbs creole, angry with "Henley." telle Craig that “Henley" is Philip . Henley's -Half brother, son enn of Skllle! Skills! and thatThlTlp lhatT hi la dead. The half breed la trying to seise the astata Craig prepares to leave the yacht. - - ' ’ *#— ’* At hight Craig avid Mra Henley embark In the amall boat, taking to the gulf of Mexico. They deride Veil and Neale were two crooks trying to' grab the Henley re­ tata - : No.-air.— HacUapg-*-«le*w "A schooner rigged strain y a ch t” 1 explained briefly, "clearing from New Orleans f&r Santiago. She Is cu route to Spanish HAndunia. with munitions of war." “Exactly, under comihand of a man named Henley. Smith, this sound* too good to he true." He walked across the cabin twice, thinking, not eren glancing up as ho paused ua. Suddenly he itopped, fac­ * ing me, "Where did he get you two?" "in a bayou off the Alabama coast." ' "And you got away Inst evening— how r He walked back and forth as I re­ viewed the events swiftly. 1 hardly think he naked no much ns a «Ingle., question, bit eyes upon my face' and then upon the face or the girl. "A rather at range tale.'' he com­ mented when 1 bad concluded, "and perhaps the whole ta not told. I lo werer, that ta bone of my nffnlr. Now, listen. Thla la a revenue cutter. We were ordered out of I'en-ou-olu four days ngu to Intercept thla boat on .which you two were prisoners We haven’t even Hlglited the vessel, mid If we dill would be perfectly helpless, us alu- cun Mteum three ktluts to our one. Only some streak of wonderfully good luck would ever enable ua to capture her. I hntf believe you nre the good luck. If you do wfint 1 sugpesfc“--------------- ■ ------------------------"What?" 1 naked “1 will be willing Would you need Mr*. Henley also?" "Yes.” nml he Turned to the officer. “It Is not n very compUrnted plan, but we will try I t 1 don't think Ueule j will leave these waters without an effort Iq recover hla boat and prison­ er*. He will wnut those papers and revenge on Craig here. He has no CHAPTER XVII. warning that wo are after him. I l>o The Revenue Cutter. Ileve the fellow will cruise about In T* could not have been long, not tbe same neighborhood Until daylight tn exceed a moment or two, All we have to do la lay n trap—the when a .sudden leaping of the boat's the trap." .boat brought us back to a real­ ."You mean conceal a squad of men isation of our .position,. As soon os i In the bottom and send It adrift had regained control of the craft 1 again?" reached out again and touched her "Exactly; Idwer the mast, as though hand. Craig here had been unable to step ‘This Is all so strange, so unexpect­ it, or. better still, heave It overboard ed. 1 can scarcely comprehend what Tbo loss of weight will give room for has occurred.” another man. Then cover the lads "Strange, yea, In tho way, it has hap­ over with the canvas. They will never pened." she coincided. "But we can­ inspect tbe ruse on the Ben Gull-or not afford to dwell upon that now., study It out through glasses. They'll Wo are in peril. Ho you really* know simply recognize their boat and steer where wo are—for what yog are ateer- for It." "The fighting odds will be pretty ,in *r “It la largely a guess. There la heavy, sir," said Smith aoberty. “We must trust to surprise and get nothing to give me guidance except as t unscrew the face of this com puss tbe crew below fasteued down before ■n alarm Is sounded on board. A doz­ and reel the needle." “ Then wo may still he within view en armed men ought to clear the from the deck or the 4)ea Gull at day­ docks. How do you look at tbe affair, Craig? Will tbe plan work?" break?" • "1 am not sure 1 understand oxnctly “ Yea, That will depend entirely what Is proposed, sir." upon luck." "My thought la that this man Hen­ “Why, look there!" she exclaimed ley will be sufficiently anxious to get quickly. “Fee—to tbo right! Merciful bold of you two again pud regain those heayeua! H h i t ship!? papers, so that he will steam .about i t was bard to Uetarmlne the uature slowly all night, hoping to get sight *cf the vessel, the aides looming close of the missing boat at daylight He above us,'but It was not the Boh Gull. has no means of ¡mowing that the I was certain of that from tho height revenue officers are after him. If he of the rail and the outline of a square sights us at daybreak he'll make a foresail showing dimly against the run and show ua a cleon.najr of heels sky; I called out: He'd be bull down In ffr« hours',' for "Ahoy there! Take us aboard!” • this ta a alow old tub. Now, what 1 I shouted twice before a head popped propose la this," and the captain count­ over the rail uml stared ddwn in ap­ ed off tbe points on hla Angers. “There parent amaxciucnt Is about au hour of darkness left—suf­ “Ilullo. the boat! Who arc you? ficient to suable me to run this cutter What do you w o n tr |In behind Cosmos Island safely out of "Small boat adrift; two passengers. ‘ sight. In the meanwhile we'lk dls mantle that small boat a b i t slip a Throw ua a rope!” dozen good meu uuder tho canvas and "All right! Stand by!” I could hear his voted up above turn her adrift" "Aud you wUb tne to go alsoT" . aboutlug orders. There was a rush of “ Yes: If yon will.“ . feet, and a rope's end fall within “And Mrs. Henley?" reach. The head bobbed over the rail "That would he tbe only way to al­ again, and a moment later 1 bad help­ ed her up a awaylng hoarding ladder lay afiaplciou on the Sen Gall." I intituled, half turning so as to and felt the solid deck under my feet The Intense darkness puzzled me, not look st ner. a gleam of light showing anywhere. “You wUb to say yes?” abe asked Suddenly a hand touched my arm. quietly, “You believe the plan will "This way. air. Help the lady a f t auccced?" Tbs Hack la ciegr " ’i t sounds feasible." "What kind o t a beat la th u r**ih e Sbe glanced toward tbe waiting cap­ whispered. tain and then hack Ipto my face. *Tm Sure I don't know. Not big "Then i will go, of course." ebe said enough for a passenger liner.” smilingly. “Let as not discuss It any Wa were at the head of the compan­ more." ion atalrs and descended carefully, * The captain stepped forward, bow­ dinging to the rail. Tho officer,, grop­ ing. bare headed. ing in the darkness, opened'a door at “tyuat bravely Spoken.” he said sob­ the .bottom and hurried us Into the erly. “I owe you a debt, madam . Mr lighted cabin. - Facing os. one hand Smith, have tbe boat prepared at once resting on the table, stood a abort to carry out my Idea." sturdy man In uniform. He began “To leave the Impression that an In competent seaman bad beta In charge are you? How did you come of U (braugb the night slrf**to be adrift in these waters? Answer "Exaclly. Tbe (hast overboard and op, air. You're do fltberman.” the canvko-atowed badly." “ We escaped from a Teasel last evon"Yes, sir: a big sheet" " air.” w. ! "Bunch It so nn to leave all the space do you mean by oecaped-run potelblej leave tbe Jlfe set; U will belp I 4 “Vcs. air ” And 1 atepped aside so ho could aoo her more clearly. "Wo wore being hold nu prlaouere." HI a eyoa Unshed to her fae*. rested gn Instant, and then hla cap wna In his band, yj ^ "This la the revenue cutter Saline, which I' have the honor to command. Mr. Braltb, nstlst the lady to n chair and haye the «toward tiring a glnzs of wine. Now. air. are you ready- to anitrerT" "I nm were prisoner» on. board the Sea Gull. It is \ long story. In­ volving a will. In which the master of that' vessel wis Interested. "Wfl es­ caped In a small boat last evening and have been floating about since.*" - "Thé Ben Gull? Ho you remember .. » ... roueonl „ the men. Send' Lieutenant Hutton here" "Ho will have command of (bc party ?" “Ye*; lei hlui pick hi* own men aud □ UQLE C A LLS DECOME F A M IL IA R then rt-|Kjri to me. arm them with a TO A R T IL L E R Y H O R 8E 8. revolver apiece He llvoly about I f , • • • • • • • The dawn broke gray »nid tleMilute. Respond to tha M artial Summons a t I »at ot tbe tiller, grimplng olio of tier Rapidly as Could T h eir Ride hand* tu mine and »tiirlna nuilouaty Evidence of .T h e ir Intolll about the lirondt-nlug circle. Tbebual gence on Record. _ la which we rode, while buoyant enough, still bore the outward appear­ "Horace chosen for tho military ance of o wreck, the broken stump of a mast barely showing sufficiently high service," said an old artilleryman, to support tbe flapping Jib. and tbe “show marvelous Intelligence and Wet canvas of the mainsail completely quickness In adapting themselves to concealing everything forward. The Its requirements. Every artilleryman men were lying low, so completely bid­ knows that they learn tho buglo calls den a s 't o be Invisible even to ua, but and tho evolution« sooner, as s rule, tbe lleuteuant sat upright, with bead than the average recruit. above tbe mass ot Ball, and waa acan"They quickly acquire a uniform Slug tbo sea with glasses. gait, which la about the same as the "Hadn't aecu you before»” he aald route «tep or usual marching stop. If to tuc. “ Dark when wo came over tbe tho horses did not fall habitually Into aide, you know. Had morning.”. tho same gait as tho Infantry thcro "The fog la lifting Wbat Is that would bo varying distances bqtw«m block mans out there?" _ “ ' . . tho different arnia of the service.- In Cosmos island.'!« And tic Lurncd.hla j Aho drills In the artillery service tho ARE QUICK TO LEARN Cheapest Best USE IDEAL FERTILIZERS and Sm ile at • * . * ^ Harvest Time. Book on Vegetables Free tr \ > Wilson &.Toom er Fertilizer Company Jacksonville, Florida R . C. M A X W E L L , M G R .’ SAN FO RD BRAN CH •imrtM '»ir flMW'j'r fitetf ■ rantfrtgwit minutes wilt give ua a clear vtowr1 aa well aa the infantry ranks. 1 looted at her. noting bow tired-hir “it Ifl.remarVnhla hffffaflUlckly tha eye* appear»*! In the gray light, alarmy thougW-ilpy >lulled courageously. their Blgnlflcance. Let the first note Oldttt CbIWfe and Mott Beautifnl Campu« in Fieri»!». ColWje, Acadcmj, Muiit, “You art? so tired'*— of tho feed or water call be sounded, Expression, Fine Arts, Dsmestie and lodustml Arts, Business, Trtthers’ Course, “No more than you. 1 am'»are. Why. and instantly there will bo -stamping, I have done nothing, except to stay kicking and neighing among tho Twelve buildings, steam heat, electric lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium awake. You. have hod all tbe work horses. Impatient for that call to ho no malaria, quarter-million dollar endowment. Three teachers of music» J 5.000 organ, n dozen pianos, two Glee clubs, chorus class Superb new roomu for B u*aud worry. It will not bo long now.” answered. and pnysicat physical innoratories, laboratories, iness School, full banking equipment. New chemical ana “No; we shall know in a few min­ “Once during a storm at night In equipped with every modern device; nnalysls of soils, fertilizers, fopds,^ wat?r, utes' ir the Sea Guff Is standing by our camp our horses were seized with for l^nginet-ring Course. bunting us. If abe ahowa up. you auch terror that thoso of nearly every Preparation Lakes, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, football, basketball; Christian, but must do exactly as I say. You prom­ battery broke loose and went acatterenominationnl; expenses moderate; scholarships available. ise t h a t r For Catnlogur audre«« » |!ng about In tbolr fright. Next morn"Of course. and the clasp of her Jng tbcr0 Wa8 a w|)d ruah by the nrW l l L U M FREMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D., LL. D.f President hand tightened. “You have no reason tniuryro(>n to capture horse» for use. to doubt mo. i Aj| was e i c |tomenl, and tho etiU The lieutenant, eyes were on the a|nrmc(, horfl<lB r<, ruBOtl bo , akpn. ♦ widening s.-a line and I bent down and „An omcor ordcrml tbo bllglcr , Q » pressed my lips lo her Imre arm 1 •Bound tho feed call. Ho gave the call, glanced up agnltrlnlo flushed cheeks. „ „ j instantly horses from every dlrcc“Craig.** exclaimed the lieutenant tlon came dashing In lo that battery Cow or Field P e a s ; Velvet B ean s; Sorghum; M illet ; s suddenly, “that must be the fellow off and tho equlno discipline wan noon there to port! Here, try the glasses— restored. . CompleteandFull Stock Garden S eed ; Poultry Feed 1 Just where the cloud la lifting n hit.” "When It cornea to bnttlo the and Supplies; Incubators. 1 recognized her tustnntly. trained army horse seems to know "That's the Sea Gull.-and. by bi-sv- everything thnt Is going on and tho •Just Recelvtjl Stock of New Crop, All Varieties, of Turnip Seed onv they tire keeping a atiiirp lookout reason fhr it and does Ills duty nobly. I O L D E S T ESTA BLISH ED AND LAUGEST S E E D HOUSE IN F L O R ­ on board. See! She 1s awlnglng on He enters Into the spirit of tho fight 1 I IDA. W RITE FOR IL LU STR A TE!) CATALOGUE her heel already: they've sighted u*f like Ii Ib human comrades. * He gnisped the glass and stared out "A h o ra e In o n o o f o u r b a t t e r ie s lhrough li In alien«- for wvoral min . dur|nR , bo Murfreesboro fight was hit » t * Then he llintal It Into n p<« ket by n ,lteco or Bt|0,i Jvhlch B,,nt bi# “bd settled back out of sight behind „ku„ Tbo tjr|Vor turned him loose, the canvas screen bu^ bc walked up to tho aide of tho I W H E R E S H A L L I GO T O S C H O O L ? Inu have called^ the turn, he said guI1 nnj watched tho firing, and when quietly, "uiut-lUo dam* U about to be - ft ¿hol w4a flreiTWould fallow It with gin Unship your rudder and let It go ,[j(i gaio ns !r to m)to on IM V K K S IT Y OF FLORIDA U-l them think you «re wrecked; help tho enemy. When a ahell would FLORIDA STATF5 COLLEGE FOR WOMEN ? U MNUNt II I.F leas tu escape, and they will l>e more burst near by ho would turn his head TALLAIIAHSKK careless. Yon men there, loosen your nnd hark nl It. i (’oilege* and IH*I«Ionm; IJ lietaI Aria; 1mw; CoU ef« o f .Agf'lJi and! He I eneo a; . N o t m a l He bool; o f M u w ir; School o f K t| if‘r i» | o f l; B rh ik il of Fn^lneetIng; Agrlrulluro; Teaehcra ( <d|ege; I t guns and be ready to scale n ship's "When he saw tho team ho hnd School pc'r.mfpi Station; Ftfenilon tHtloioof t*raduaiv A ll; E l l r n d a o G rad u ale Sch o o l. Mod aide In a Jiffy, but lie perfectly still been working with up to the time of rm GymnaaiiiTn with rWlnriming pool; b asket ta il School. Ten new brick building*, hevldaa iymr<* until I give the word" He turned tils hla wound driven back iof a renewal and tenn i* ro u rta ; new and m odern build Inc*; alum, aw im m lnf pool and m any «ulwudiary bulhiIwdutirili ca m p ii*; dormitori#« h ave ait m odera inga, rl I ofTVcefw, ln*lructt?ra and i w lit a ray?, flfil head of ammunition for tho battery ho ran con Yen kefir«*; new dining room and k ltrh en moot young m m from 4 7 Florid a countLw and 24 »laie* "You understand what you nre to do. to his old plaCo nnd galloped back hygienic in F lo rid a ; 4 1 H young women irom 41# and fore*gti courtinrra last M *nuti count Uw an d . 1 2 ala tea la»i acwnToti Craig, you and the lady?" T U IT IO N K R K K ; Hoard * and K n tra n c * Fe. T U IT IO N KMKK tn TolU-ge and N orm al School. wltli the rest. When nn officer pushed f 1 3 2 .5 0 per year. "1 think so. We nre lo obey Hen­ him naldo he gazud at tho new horse Hoard and m t h m r r I n * for lh * > • *; W rile today for catalogue. For ratalo g u e w rit* ley's orders and go on board," Adth n sorrowful expression In Ids A. A. MURI'HR EE. Trrsldeni EDWARD CONRVDI. i’rrslilenl « "Yes. but do something ns soon ni eyes. Then ho seemed to realite that you reach the deck to attrnci nttentlon the glory of battle was no moru for aud get them away from thw rail. Try hlfp, and ho wnlked tottering away ♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦»♦»♦♦»♦♦• »♦♦• »♦♦♦♦• »♦♦♦♦♦»♦»»♦»♦»♦♦e** and get the lady aa for astern na pon and lay down nnd died. Tho men de­ 104 F.“ Street Phone No. 1 8 2 slide, for there Is likely to be souk clared that It was a broken heart, not lighting. Are you frightened, m lssr bis wound, that killed him. PERIODICALS "No." although her voice trembled M A G A Z IN E S "During n fierce charge of Confed­ from excitement "You need uot wor erate cavalry at that baUlo of Mqr* Cigars and Tobacco ContccthHiery Ice Cream * Sod* W a t e r ry about roc." freesboro nn officer was ntnong tho “All right, then I shall oot wait for killed In the charge nnd the cavalry any signal Now. Union, men; these win driven back Tho horse the of­ are my Inst orders When I say go ficer bad ridden was a magnificent get up r.ny way you can nnd lilt the animal, and he had not been taught to New is the time tu begin planting Onion Urst, man you see. lilt hard, but no retreat. Riderless, he kept on his O N I O N Sets; Coiisidering the (irt-sent price of shooting unless they u s e r firearms. way, and as he dashed through our Oqiona, there is every indication thnt they will bc an exceedingly profitRut fight like devlla and do It quick. battery the sight of him was Inde­ nbio crop to plant. They outnumber us three to one. Mar- scribably grand. Wc Quote: llu. « ■ton. you nbd Simms take tbe stokt llu. Pk. Pk. -Qt. QL We Quote: "Hla nostrils wero extended wide, * hold and tbe forecastle. Keep those his eyes flashed, nnd ha clutched his Whilr Silvtr Skin 2.75 « 3.7S .IS .75 1.00 Cvyrtzl Wax Bermuda 20 * .IS JiO Yells« Dtnreri .75 2i« fellows heloAv down with your re­ bit determinedly In bis teeth as he 20 .90 White, Bermuda 125 •« IS Whitv Multiplier AS 3i0 Red Bermuda 20 .90 volvers. Shoot If you need to. The rnme on like the wind, his saddle flaps Writ* (or (all price lilt juit ¡nurd • rest of you_,Atlck close to me. All flying until It seemed as if ho were Parrel Psxt'Ril* p*r Qt. it. Pvr Pk. Z0<. * clear, lad*?“ himself flying Instead of madly run­ *Aye. nye. sir," returned the muf­ ning. Every man gave him room aa fled voice* from tieneatb tbe cnnvns. ho dashed along An officer shouted ■* PLANT CITY, FLORIDA I unshipped tbe rudder, lettiug It dla- that ho wbuld give f 100 to any ono m. a a a a .A a a . a. a. A. Jl JL, JL .JL Jb A A 1 + 4 - A - A 4 J F A A A A A A * A 4 4 -A 4 A -I-Ì-np|ieiir noiselessly beneath the wave*, who would capture that‘ superb ani­ r • t .* tt ft ♦ ▼ 'W T 1T.T T ty ff IF W 'f^fvTvvvvv ™ m "w W w w W W W W TTTT TTtTTTf f l and the bout's head swung slowly mal, but nil aeetned so hypnotized by amund. and we drifted helpimaly, the tbe light of the noble beaat and hla Jib flapping. In tow monotone, with­ riderless charge .that no effort was o|< >$< >$< out turtdug my h e a d -1 managed to made to stay him. and he sped on his convey my olutervatlons to IDe motion- wry, disappearing in tho bluo dls* tea* officer. tonffe." “She's bending straight, townrd us under low pressure. There, are two Profanity His Undolngmeu on the bridge and n lookout on Too audible expression of anger at. There are times In every woman’s life when she the how. Now «he’s swinging to port finding npthlng In a safe that ho and needs a tonic to help her over the hard places. to bring up cliwc. There's a group at thro* other men had Just crarAted re­ When that timff comes to you, you know what tonic the n il near the »larboard.gangway: sulted in the arrest at New York of to take—Cardul, the woman’s tonic. Cardui Is com­ aUmt teu. I should say. Can you see. Joseph Wilson, homeless by his own VIolaT posed -of purely vegetable ingredients, which act assertion. , 'Twelve." she answered quietly, gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs, A policeman from the Elisabeth "and three forwnrd The third man and helps build them back to strength and health. street station heard loud oaths coming, at the rati ta the captain, nnd he tiju.n It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak, from tho hardware atoro of J . W. *las*-M ailing women in its past half century of wonderful Ayrei at 88 Walker street and on in­ “Uy George, you nre right! t recog success, and it will do the same for you. * vestigation discovered Wilson and uite tbe fellow now. Broussard 1« on three others Cefore a safe that had Youcap’t make a mistake in taking the bridge. They ex|»ect no trouble, been opened with a "can opener." Tho lieutenant, and only nave the' regular other thrqe escaped. watch on deck. They nre getting too Finger-print proof disproved Wil­ close for roc to talk any more.” '4V. son's asaertloa that he bad never bean it was quite evident that Henley arrested before, and a term In tbe £ !• , perceived nothing to arouse suspicion, for with a swing like a. hawk tho Sen mint reformatory for grand larceny Gull t>ore down u|ion us, the engine« In 1913 waa found in his rocord. «lowing nnd then reversed. W> Were staring-up Into the facea that lookrd Canada's Influence on Crockett. Jmss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., curiously down s f us The late B. R. Crockett had strug­ says: 1 think Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth, “Unrd down."* yellwl ibe captain, mo­ gle* in hla early life as many other for women. Before I began to take Cardui, 1 was tioning with one nnn "Plug her,man! poeta and'authors did. He began to so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy Now. you army Imutid." he called to work on the farm, at an early age, aa spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well and me, “catch Hint n>i*c and make foot" eren a child's hands were useful to as strong as I ever did. and can eat most Anything,” the struggling household. He wa* CONTINUED ON DAGE 7 Begin faking Carduf today. Sold by all dealers. up at live o'clock, and all through hla life he continued to rise at thla hour, for early rising was a habit with I Al pleasant memoriea. One of his cousins waa a former( >■< > FO PIIAM ’S ASTHMA REMEDY plowman who bod been to Canada and acquired larger Mesa than tho rest gives instant relief and ap absolute cure of Iho family, and. finding In the boy in all cooes of Asthma, Bronchitis and an ufiusnal-ptay o f mind, he used, to Hay Fever. ' Sold only by Wm. G. take him tn the fielde before tbe day'e Aldrich, druggist, mail on receipt of labors began, and make him rend fine 11.00. Trial package by moil 10 cento. poetry. # Williams M fg Co., Props. Cleveland, O. SEED S ! SEED S E. A. Martin Seed Co. Ä ! 1! sVSd. MAXWELL’S SETS K I L GOR E S E E D C O M P A N Y æ jl m You Need a Tonic cardui The Woman’s Tonic ASTHMA! ASTHMA! Has Helped Thousands. A 25c Want Ad..in The Heralc will Rent Your .House .For Yoi V iff : - - I! �•W Uä'PISA Hi SEPTEMHK» 4. 1914______________ ____________ -' ; - » ______________' THE, 8 ANFOÎID HR It AI,D •« -i-r PAGE Si.VEN / Coming lo Hàrsslt. On one occasion Or Brunch* Warner of ilio Immilliti hospital »vi, h trying to -bring hack in complete consciousness I» woman »vi«> limi Ioni it ptlrulytlr stroke. Ills efforts seemed likely to bo In vain. For n long Unie ber tiller unees were only thé nivlngs of deliri um. Bui all ut ont e she wilt up In l*ed nnd, looking sirulglit nt Or. Warner, sin* eri ed ont. "Oh. yon funny old mn»r' "Ali:" sold Irr Warner cheerfully. ."Now spu's iteglniilng lo talk «musei"— l-ondon TU-Ulta Or. Johnson Hated Oaths. Swinburne evidently found bath* n source’ of Inspiration, for be told Mr. Fdimmd CJosse thnt "Baudelaire'' »vns »vrltlen In n Turkish both. Dr. Johnson, on the other bnud, re­ garded them with suspicion. When hn old Llchltwid friend, showing him over a house built specially far him, dllsted on the advantages of the bathroom the doctor said. "Sir. are you wall]^ "■Quite wuU., the reply. "h flC T lE U r t vvrli along. 1 hate Immersion."—London Spectator” A f t e r A l l , C arter’s is the Best” “ We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. Remember the Herald when you want INK. i — - Ju st received a sliipaaent of Carter’s new P E N C R A F T IN K .. ; On* Sarvica Barrad. - photos by American Tree* Allocation. The Original Dreadnought; Destroyer Nubian I VINO her nntno to tho class of "nil big gun" bnttleatdps now Included in every modem navy, the British battleship Dreadnought 1» no longer one of tin* world's-greatest fighting ships. She displaces only 17.UUO tons, whereas the newer British Dreadnoughts nro'of LPJ.OOil tons, nnd tho American and kume others are still larger The smaller vessel Is the British torpedo (mat destroyer Nubian, ouo of the fastest of British destroyem, callable of making over thirty-four knot*. G GERMANS DEFEAT FRENCH AND BRITISH French Forces Driven From Alsace-Lorraine HEAVY LOSSES REPORTED ^nff 'UCrrfitwfl ¿ailed ili>ou t o ’defend a cook trie»! for murder, being accused of having poisoned Ids master. The bar­ rister after a moat nblo nnd brilliant defense of the culprit secured an ac­ quittal. The cook, anxious to show lilt gratitude, said.'T ell me. sir, whatever can 1 do for you to rcwnnl you?" The triumphant counsel answered. "My good.man. do anything you cnn.-but for the love of heaven don't ever cook' forme!" S o rry He A sked. "Did yon read my speech ?” nske<l Senni or Sorghum "I did.” replied ilia candid conati! T h e Yamnto, in an ex tra edition A Fatai Oi»ea*e. today, sa y s thill Ihe bom bardm ent id A celebrateli generai once llupilrcd T s ln g T a n by the J a p a n e s e fleet hat of olle of bis tulli!lei» (Ile causa of III» com m en ced This m essage was p a ss­ ed by t h e censor of the ntívy depart* brotber's d on ib “Mv brut b e r diesi, slr." replled thè noi"las-niise Im hnd notblng ment. B r it is h . Freni li and Bu»»la 11 vessel, d le r v a r n e s tly of war. are taking part In the m o ve­ tu ilo,' ment. • "Well, my imiti.“ sahl tho genomi. pxjiri'ss regret over th e n ecessity Ol h o stilities, and urge tin* public to r<fralu from exhibiting ri*sentment to ward tin* Germana In J a p a n They print m essages iff ch e e r to tin* army and n avy EX PLO R E SOUTH SFAS. F ou r sailors of fortune, d arin g Ihf wiles of wind and wave In a -lîî-fiml sloop <111 tb e Imsniii o f tile brand Bnrifle. Imve salteri from ilomdiUti on n v o y a g e amid tho s t r a n g e Islands ol the S o u th sens. T h e sloop .nicht Helene Is hearing H L. W h ite, George T a l l. It Howell At Broadmoor and Berth. England, the crim inal lumillc* bnyo n free «up ply of Hu* most exquisite pipe tobacco, cigars and <Ig a reties, tu fuel, they smoke far Oner -tuff than the average rich ifimi Vet nil this good tobacco costs the government nothing The smugglers of Knglund pay for the smoking of the criminal Insane It Is from her contlscuted smuggled tobacco Unit Flight ml tills the tobacco boxes of Berth arid Broadmoor.—London .T v legrnph ________ C h ild M a n a g e m e n t. I don't tike punishments. You will m-ver tortu re n child Into duty, hut a „H,I .1 \l White low ard tin* mil 11» sensible . hlld will dread the fro»vn of s. m it« ,,f i |i. South s,-a r •It pelago fi bull-Inns rnoiber more than all tin* | * i , , i 1.1 . 1,. fur about a h a lf o-iir a n rods dark rooms and scolding school , >| ni in.' I I'-b lie. a ml II I» I hi mistresses in the universe —While l „ i : , . f o f the a d 'e lillir e r s that they T h e F r e e d , h a v e nbnndom-d I host portions of Alance and Ixirrallio which will lout'll at some porj where pro­ E a rlie st H unger S trik *. they previously had occupleil, (Oil visions can be renew'et! within thnl Wlint »vn* the date of the earliest Dow look for heavy lighting In French length o f time. T h e Helene ran cov­ hunger strik e? In the second or third er 1 a n to inn miles n day »villi th* territory. eeidury of this era a Greek student Detachments of German cavalry north»vv«t trade winds. wrote "Theon lo Ids fath er The«,,,, operating on the «■xtretue right, huvi greeting It was ft line thing of you GENTLENESS. readied Itoiihnlx. a few mile* north tint in take me with you to Alexandria of Lille. This territory Is defended li you wiuili) (oil mio »ny ex• * * Send me a lyre.- I Implore you only by reservlsls. Irrme lei it be on llie tide of genJf inn don't 1 won t e a t. 1 Won't drink At Tslng Tan, cnpllftl of Klao tlrnesi. Tl.e human mind » »o Tliers« now !" Chow, the German protectorate In conxlruclçd dial it r«ul* »Tgur and Chinn, the German, forces have pre pa rial for a hombnrdment by the Jap atu-se fleet by dynamiting nil the tall •tructurc* there which might be user) by the attacking force* as sighting point*. They also have token nil pos •tide measures to oppose the ndvnncv of a Japanese field army. * i . There Is a report emminthig from Home and Avion« that the Albanian '* Insurgents hnve entered Avlonn nnd rvlaesl their flag. Etnpcrur Nlclydn* of Hussln 1* re­ ported tb tanvc’gono to the headquurte n of the Russian army, which bar taken the offensive In full strength »nd In said to be advancing rapidly In cant nnd West rrusihi. A late. <H*pnteh from Copenhagen give* further reports ’from Austria that Emperor Kruiicia Joseph is In 1» grave cuuOliioti. yields lo softness. ---------- r | hocn able to devise. T ry P E N C R A F T —You W ill Use No O th e r >Vc carry constantly in slock a Complete line of the Old Reliable CARTER'S INKjs. It makes no difference what quantity you de­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply your needs. 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Deep tirejtm* run «till, and why? , Not because there are no obitruc**on». but became they altogether overflow those atones or rock* round which ihe ahallow itreafn haa to make ita noiay-way. Il ia the lull Lfe that aavea ua from the little hoiay Ifoublca of life. P a t e n t , D iu g rp r n n f - P r m y m r r - - - - -- ~ nent. "In inet. I rend I t . several times. The tlrst time I wanted to JAf* GUNS BOOMING. learn whnt yon lind to »ny. und after , . that I kept trying to flgure out. H War In Far Fa«t Agalnxt (lermsrtyj Iiwtttb)(. , ho ■|nl,([btcr' nnd np Begun. pianse' »vere *1110111 " — W a s h i n g to n Htar. VjU!njmoils approval o f the wni "tlmt I» renanti enòugh to klll_t hè '~'Tn" FTfit nig Itxttle Allies Arc D«u with G erm an y , »»-TTleh TaT n lin tÿ feated All Along Line and Kalacr'i gTentent generai uf ,ns ali." Men Arc Swarming .Into French dlsBasslonntely discussed, sinm nar 1res public opinion. T h e newspaper) S m u g g le r*’ H h ila o lh ro p y , . Territory, It 1» Said. The French and British troops op­ posing the Invasion of the Herman army In Belgium have suffered a si* rictus reverse according to .the ofll dill announcement Issued by tin French »var office. In the hut tie line, which extends from Mona to the Lux­ emburg frontier® S e v e r n I army corps composed of both British and Freiieh took tin* offensive on Sunday ngnlnst the German*, hut Uielr plan " f at­ tack failed, o»vlng to the "imiore•een difficulties,” as described by the official statement, and the troops re­ tired on the covering positions. ‘ The losses on both sides are re ported ns extremely hen»» and tin . French officials described (lie Gennnm as being obliged to eslnldl-di I hell, .•cites tn fresh positions In l.iirrnliie The” iiew" i. I-,..: �T R E ’SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT ABOUT B E IN G A PEO PLE A^D EV EN TS RESU M E ? OF SA N FO R D H A P P E N IN G S -- - - U P - T Q . D A T E Communications for this Column Should he Marked "Society Phoned- to M rs. It. A. Terheun, Phone 201 M arried in Ja c k ìó m illc , J A marriage in which » very cor­ dial interest hi fell is that of Mrs, Inez Savage Hill and Mr. »Ernest Krupp, which occurred in Jackson­ ville at high noon Wednesday, at the home of the bride’s parents in Springfield, Rév. M. H. Clonts of­ ficiating. The bride was attired Jn a handsome coat suit of navy blue doth and wore a chic hat of black velvet and ostrich tip. Mr. and Mrs. Krupp left imme- - - Editor pretty birthday gifts attested the popularity of the little boolean. A« night drew on the guests departed reluctantly, each wishing that e.very day was Vergil1 Horne's birthday'. (V Higgins, Misses Lillian ipd An­ nie Higgins, James and Owen Hig gins anil Mrs. John T. Brady. Mrs. F. H. Sheldon. who has been the guest of her dfiyghter, Mr?. A. W, Fitte Ita» returned to her home. Mrs. John Jinkins and mother, Mr» Ferry left on Monday for Coronado Beach, where they will s]K>nd several weeks. For nice fresh guavas for table and canning call Clifford L. Walker, Phone No. 16. -.T.2 tn Messrs. J. A. Harrold, Harry Wil­ Persona/ M entiofl son, Qeorge Speer and son,-Vivihn .Mrs. N. O. Thomson of SefTncr is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray motored over to Daytona fn the Speer car Wednesday for several Butts. days* fishing. c3 P rin tin g - . t All Local AdverllHcmettlh t ntler This Heading TH REE CENTS . Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 .Cents. J i m : ir^fay1 Strarr Hide- e -Ì CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING * Miss Eva Martin came down from Mrs. J. W. Matthews, Jr., of Jacksonville Tuesday to visit her Tampa is n guest of Mrs. J W. sister, Mrs* George Fox. Matthews, Sr. " > •pla’t « - 1 bey-wf+Fmasè r£or_.H eji. Y o tk , visiting Niagara Fulls and other ■points of interest before returning to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kelly, former- P h o t o h r A m a r i cuoi Pxcaa. Association Jacksonville. Mr. and, Mrs. Krupp Tèiìdchtxmf iianfortfc wh4- ha ve . Ucu urvll known in baniptd aud.Uayy; Sre a congenial par . váfIIjvAi U f ..ipil»«. J u t » . , tut-. many friends here who wish for them ! turned t t|u*ir home in Jatkson One of the novel feature* of the Hrttlsh r.nliy 1« ii-inaeiilii« gnu division much happiness. vilie. consisting of rapid Are guns drawn by lilejiim . Three UtegeUsui draw vaeu Mrs. It. W. Clay, who has been gun. but-the photograph show* onlv one the guest of her sister, Mr*. Harvey J o y Ride Mrs. Effie Mel,ucas and little son, Mrs. John T. Brady chaperohed a Ilenfroc, returned to Tampa Thurs­ Leonard, accompanied by Mrs. E. Where Reform Must Begin. happy party of young people to the day. B. Warman left on Monday for The adult's habits, opinions and Woklva Bridge Tuesday night. Go­ Chattanooga and Memphis, Tenn., Ideals oro fixed; eternal truths may ba Mrs: (?. M. 'Williams and daughter and j ing out in machines Th tfie early Hot Springs, Ark. phot at- him or thrust Into him, but ho iss Edna have rcturhed from tdfi' cvenihg, the young people enjoyed "bolds the same opinion still.” But ¡oyable^Tfco months spent in the picnic supper at the bridge and AJTJ.'C. M. Vorce and son, M. C. thu child's mind la plastic. Tho Im­ nericus, Fitzgerald . and other M. Vorce and grandson.i* Marvin pressions It receives R will retain, and returned by moonlight. Those in I f f a r e here to the party were Misses Ruth M o are expected home today from Cleve­ If they are economically sound. It will serve you with Daniel, Agnes ■Bothamly, Virginia land. Ohio. - Friends of Miss Mil- grow Into an a<!ult with altruistic prin­ JUrgily. Elizabeth Stafford: Dick See U» anything in the Mrs. M H Mabry nnd little son. 'dreti Vorce, will be glad to hear of ciples holding duo prominence. So we Before Brown, G. W. Spencer, Jr., Edward Hartón of Tallahassee are the guests her safe arrival in America. must start with the child In the hotiio. line o f prin ted tin’ child In the street, tho child In Betts and Reginald llblly. Going of Mrs. G. F. Smith. s t a t io n e r y f o r the school. This Is where reform Else­ Mrs. R. J. Holly and interesting imiHt hturin where . Haute Dance y o u r b u sin ess , » • Miss Vera Terheun lias returned little family, nccqmpdnied by Miss Miss Margaret Wight was the from ah enjoyable visit of three Margaret Roberts will arrive in San­ a n d + p erto n a l The Noblest Arm*. charming young hostess at a small weeks in Jacksonville. ford tomorrow. ■We may talk what wo pienso of use. ‘ D □ □ n informal house dance Wednesday lilies, and lions rampant, and spread evening. Present were Mrs. Allen eagles. In fields d'or or d'argent; hut. B ill Head* Letter Heads Misses Peachen and Linda Lei Jones, Mi^s Renie Murrell, Messrs, If heraldry were guided by reason, n Irony From John Bull, , Envelope* C a rd s Tracy McCuller,' Roy Chittenden Her spent Wednesday in Orlando. plow In i field of arable would .bo Some enterprising firm hnd better Wedding Invitations the most noble and ancient arm s —• and Mr. Younts. •tart cheap excursions lo America, so Mrs W F Leavitt, Miss Leavitt that wo can see the old m asters occa­ Abraham Cowley P o s te r s or A nnouncem ents and Willie Leavitt left on Wednes­ sionally.— l/ondoti Globe. , . .Sunrise Launch Hide Of Ail Kiada day for several weeks’ sojourn at Uncle Josh Says: Mr. und Mrs. J. T. llrady have Coronado and Davtona beaches “ I never yIt c'd see why folks come originated a new departure in boat­ No Profil In Unjust Gain. The 'best quality of work out fruin th* city t th' farm t' make ing parties that bids fair to become Prefer los.i before unjust gain; for rich a tarnation fuss about th’ beauty A congenial party who loft on dint brings grief hut ryice; this forat prices .that a re RIGHT most popular. Wednesday morning uv dandelions, c ’d yew ’ *’ at tour thirty, with their guests Mr. Thursday fqr Daytona were. Mrs. .1 lV»*r i'b'lti and Mrs, George Fox and Miss Eva Martin, they left the dock for three enchanting hours on the lake and river, in Mrv Brady’s racer, .nnd re­ turned at seven thirty with nn ap­ petite that added a keen enjoyment to the breakfast repast. ' ----- * • For Sa!e-At a discount- Scholarship in Sanford Business College. Owner unable to use it nnd it will be sold at a sacrifice. Enquiro Herald Offlco.-HKML . . FOR SA LE— At a bargain, tjood all round riding and driving man1, bug. by, nnd harness. Cash or Jfu m . Addresa-G.. earn of. ilcraJaL oifiep. For Sale.— 10 tons of Hen at fcREOa -per, tnn.-qrlaid-E—IL. it, cara. Theo Throop, Enterprise, Fla For Sole— 1910 Cadillac touring car for 1400.00, just overhnuU-d in good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine & 'Garage. • * 82-tfc For Sale or Rent— Two nice residonees at n bargain. W. J . Thigpen, HO-tf For Sale-Orange grove M fine hammock land, 1.10 a m Celery land, one ten acre tr a d land. At n bargain. Address I’. Box 1014. 104-8tc. For salo or Rent Five acres, hied Innd, two good wells, located juit south of Station 10 on S. Si F Rail­ way. 6 room house. See F W. Mahoney at Fernald’s. 97-tf For Sale Two seated Studetukrr surrpy ¡n good condition, reasonable price. G. B. Frank, Sanford Heights Some day you will need-fire i sura nee. Get protection now ('<* nelly. 100 Magnolia Ave. 1-2u a ' Wednesday evening a gay jrarty of girls and boys, chaperoned by Mr*. John T- Brady enjoyed a de­ lightful straw ride to the hospitable ime of Mrs. Walter Hand, where ey were tho guests of Mias Helen Hand.' The air of gracious hospital­ ity that pervades this charming home and the cordial welcome of its inmates always insures a happy time tieneath its roof nnd this occasion was no exception to the rule. Thdse enjoying Miss Helen’s hospitality weep Mrs.. Brady, Misses France* Chappell, Clarice Hand, Virginia Brady, Ruth McDaniel, Agile« Both­ amly, Elizabeth Stafford, Alice Cald­ well, Ruth Hand; Alfred Robson. W. Spcnècr; Jr, Róbert Còbb, Reginald Holly, Ed ward Betts and Oliver Murrell. room S h h ttio n a ry Social Mr*. Ray Butt* was hostess to ihe Missionary Society of the Meth­ odist church Thursday afternoon and a very delightful time was en­ joyed by those present. Tho doc.oralions were simple, cut flowers and ferns.belng used effectively. In the (lower guessing game. .Mrs. Charlie Brown, for the penalty of winning, was made to read ‘ “ Ex­ tract* from tick folk* and -flowers" and p«dd the penalty in a very.de­ lightful rendition of the reading. Twenty guests were invited * to enjoy Mrs. Butts’ hospitality and the delicious refreshments served. Mrs. N. O Thomson assisted in ■erving. Jlo o k Circle Entertained The members of the Book Circle and * few friends were .delightfully entertained by Mrs. A. W. Pitts Thursday afternoon. Owing to the abaence of m*ny of the members the summer meetings have been very informal but moat enjoyable. Mrs. Fitts is a gracious hostess, whose special affairs are~Ijwaya en­ joyed by her guests. Present were Meads me* * J . W. Dlckins, Cruse Barnes, A. P. Connelly, R. C. Max­ well, D. L. Thresher, C. R. Walker, R. A. Newman and John Bennett. Children't Party Vergie Horn« Hyman was hostess •t a Jolly party last Thursday after­ noon in honor of her sixth birthday. Plnjt and white decorations made a lovely background -.for the • happy faces of the little ones as they joined in merry fames. Delicious refrtnhments were served, consisting of Ice cream, cake and candies. Many We announce our first showing of Coat Suits and Cape Coats for this Fall. The styles are certainly pretty, and we invite every lady to call1 and make an early selection. Five a i r c i tiled land inside limits for rent, near brick road at.d loading station. Apply to A. P. Connelly, Sanford. Florida. 2-tf For Rent—-4 room cottage $H> » month. 5 room cottage $12.50, in­ cluding water. G W. Spencer For Rent Cheap lor Cash-—Twenty acres of good hammock Ir.nd all tiled. Call or write A. M. Tyler, 10 1-if For Rent— Threo rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Also *"*« bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 P k avenue. ’ 91-tfc For Rent— Furnished office equip­ ped with roll top desk, office chairs and tnblca. Also a roll top disk, Typewriter desk and other equip­ ment for sale or rent. Herald office. 82-tf MISCELANEOUS Lost, Strayed or Stolen, tin August 7th white horse weighed about 1130 pounds, eight years old, syllah ap­ pearance,-good driver. Any Informa­ tion of whereabouts sent to. Mr. HNelson, Box 1163, Sanford or Eurlka Hammock. . 105-ifc-' Wanted— Work ,on Huck farm, experience, white. J. M. Smith, Gen Delivery. City. Wanted— One young widow or married lady in every town to dem* onsUate to women, for fast selling article. Big pay for a hustler. Ex­ perience unnecessary. Address P. O. Box 514, Sanford, Fla. H-'-’tP It will pay you to l(at your r>* estate .with Connelly, 109 Mngm'b* Ave. • . 3-2 tr Alwaya a SeaUd Book. -In deciding a case of d i s a g r e e m e n t between the right kind of man and ■ay kind of womin, nobody less wise than Qod will ever And out whether justice lias bean even approximated. �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 PUBLISHED SÈMI-WEEKLY THE SANFORD HERALD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D ' —L if e fa Wnith Lioin# SANFORD, FLORIDA , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1914 VOLUME VI NO A ALLIES STANDING FIRM BEFORE P ARIS PRES. WILSON WILL REMAIN ______ I CANROT l e a v e i m p o r t a n t BU SIN ESS FO R SPEAKING TO U R . iVaahington, Sept. 8 .— Prerfdcn Wilton today jnflounoed» ho jmsusM not nuke a speaking tour fluting the coming campaign. He declared Tils °U '.‘staying'" o n the jo L ,” because of th e ' "unlooked for inter­ national situation." • Tho President made known hia in­ tention» in a tetter to Representative Do re rmis of Michigan, Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Com­ mittee, who had written him a sk ­ ing whether he would m a k e s speak­ ing campaign this f/ill. Tho corres­ pondence was made public at the White House today. ‘‘America is greater than any party," the President wrote. ‘‘America cannot -properly be served by any man who for a mo­ ment measures his interest against her advantage. The time has come for great things. These are .days as big for the destiny of the United ¿states ns for the other nntions of the world. A little wisdom, a little courage, a little self-forgetful devo­ tion may under God turn that des­ tiny this way or that. Great hearts, great natures will respond. Even little men will rejoice to be stimu­ lated and guided and set an heroic example. Purties will fare well enough without nursing, if the men who make them up and the men who lead them forget themselves to serve u-cause, and set a great people forward on the path of liberty and peace." Despite his determination to make no speeches. "M r. Wilson will take occasion as opportunity offers to State and perhaps re-state to tho auuiaUy. in th« clearest and moat convincing terms " 1 can command the things which the Democratic party has, attempted to do." The President asked that Con­ gress "remain to do their work of necessary and pressing service and bring it to a successful conclusion." He said, however, that he saw noth­ ing to keep Congress in session after the emergency work was finished Musi Register Again There having been some confusion as to the interpretation of the Bryan primary law, some explanations may be in order which may relieve many from the embarrassment of losing their .Vote through- Ignorance oE-ihe provisions of the new enact­ ment relative to registration of vcters. Under the Bryan primary act registrations of people »»ho never voted In the state, and foVmcr voters here, are separated ami there is a great distinction between the two. . For instance a man who regis­ tered for the last primary and whoso name is not on the general registra­ tion books will have to register now In, order to participate in the gen­ eral election in November.The primary registration under the Bryan act, in other words, has nothing whatsoever to do with the registration tha‘t is now going on th registration that is now going on lor the November election. It U very necessary that those who wish and intend to vote in No­ vember appear at the court house *nd register for said election. BAND CONCERT TONIGHT The Sanford Band .will render one of their * fine, concerts in tho park band stand tonight. Following is the Program: Ukmpua Martin M arch -----V . - .......... ;■ * C* W, Bennett Little Ml« Tix-ItN *electio n.. .'___ ............. . . . . . . ........... .. G. It. Beeves The Man Behind the Gun, ntarch *■* * #•* ». +1 * ,* . , #«* «* •* , •, » «»j5o mm Danube Waves, w aits...................... * .............................. • ».. . ■■F. W<»ay Yana?niar^t> # k . l. Home Circle, overture......................... * G. II. Reeves All Star Medley, overture..................... 1Chaa. J. Roberta The New Colonial M a rc h .’. R, B. Ha The New Colonial: M arch ................. ’ ...................... ............. .... .R . B. Hall Everybody cordially invited to come out and enjoy an evening. Flenty of benches and chairs and Parking room for .automobiles. BE RUSSIANS STILL; DRIVING BACK THEY WILL GOOD NQ.W THE .? . .. * ; t, * TH E MEN WHO RAISED TH E PRICE ON FOODS ARE IN DICTED - THEfeE WILL BE MANY CON­ TESTA N TS FO R-TH E BIG PLUM Washington, Sept.' 8 .— Not since the early days of the Wilson admin­ istration, where there were many largo and important pntronage jobs a t stake, has there been anythin jiere of so much interest to the mom* bers of the Florida delegation in Con gress as the probability of Senator N. I*. Bryan being appointed to the judgeship of the Fifth circuit, caused by the death of Judge D. D. Shelby. Not only are the Floridiuns taking a deep interest in the situation but other memhers also are hacking their various camlidaUsS'all of which makes something well worth watch­ ing. It ill believed here that if Gov. Park Trammell.and former Gov. A. W. Gilchrist hot\ get into the fight, provided Senator Bryan lauds, and C. A. Carson and Congressman Sparkman also, throw their hats into the ring, to say not him} of several other candidates who are reported as being desirous of coming to the senate, the rare will equal in many respects ’that recently pulled ofl when Senator Fletcher was re­ elected. So many rumors have been cur­ rent here about his running that to­ day Congressman Frank Clark was asked the direct question of whether he would endeavor Ip come to the senate should Senator Bryau de pointed to the bench, to which hr replied: "W hile it is true that I have received many letters and telegrams from strong friends all over the state asking me to enjer the senatorial race and pledging support I think the titne inadvisable to make any positive announcement in the m at­ ter. There is no vacancy yet, and (Continued On Page 5) DEMOCRATS MAKE GOOD ADM INISTRATION HAS M A D E AM ERICA LAND O F T H E FREE Bar Harbor, 'M e , Sept x De-daring that President Wtison and the Democratic Congress hud Wept all platform promises, Secretary of the Navy Daniels, in a campaign speech hpre tonight, added that the President had set America free to legislate without fear. "Greater than the tariff law it ­ self, greater than the. currency law itself, greater than all the needed constructive legislation of the record making, administration," says Mr. Daniels, "looms up this fact: “ That tho people may legislate withoyit any longer fearing that our business is going to lie checked or our prosperity destroyed. The right to enact such laws as they conceive is best for them nt last has been restored to them. "Under Wilson, the ideals of Je f­ ferson’s first inaugural have been realised. Business no longer stran­ gles governm ent:.privilege no longer holds it up on the highway and rifles its pockets." Mr. Daniel ' took up legislative measures successfully urged by the administration and said: "Privilege has mobiliiod Us lobby against them with the rapidity of tho European corpi. The propa­ ganda of fear," he said, "was worked to the limit. ‘’Certainly- whatever else can* be said," declared Mr. Daniels, " n o ­ body can say that either the Presi­ H. Greissinger dent or Congress ha* drawn down upon themselves that anathema "th e Almighty hates a quitter." On the very night the President signed tiy> tariff bill ho said, 'we have onlytaken one step,’ and summoned the Congress to' go forward with the next step— the currency legislation. He did •not pause » day or even think'of quitting and that has been the . . . . . record . ------- ...InJ .every - P —step P of admigistrative policy since tho fourth of March, 1918." * . V CLAIM VICTORIES BU$ AT THE STATION A .L L ALONG THE LIN E— GERM AN T RETIRING ON RIGHT FLAN K ' ' Washington, Sept. 8 .— Th irty ono food dealers wdre indicted here to­ day by a Federal grand ju ry under GRO W ERS QF*FL'OkIDA~\ViLLlT!iF-ShcHttBTrtgTr tnrcounts charging price Axing. I t was the first big de­ -IN S IS T ON F. O. ft. velopment in the Investigation the MARKET Department of Juatjce ia conduct­ . Last week a very important meet­ ing at the direction of President ing was held in Ocala between the Wilson against food leaders who are representative« of the .Southern Ex­ alleged to have seised upon tho press Company ‘ and the various European w-ar us a pretext to in­ transportation lines of this section. crease the eoet- of living. -AH thp indicted men ,a r e local Tho meeting was called by the Washington Aug. *8— 2 p. in. Report here that general produce dealers or commission mer­ engagement all along the lines of the allies and the Germans î r t V L ^ L r î chants. No nationally known firm plan by which produce could lie sent was indicted. near the Paris borders. Oftlcinl despatches contain no the Department of Justico it to th*» markets without having to news other than that the Germans are making a wide circle ileal with the commission men, who wasAt said that Government agents from the Marne to the Seine and below it and above Paris make it easier for the growers to «ell working in many states for evidence while the third army corps was ordered to the left bank of their stud but pocket an unduly of price fixing were expectod to make reports soon which officials hoped large share of the profits. the rivers. The Germans have destroyed the Belgian town In attendance on the meeting would be- the basis of other indict­ of Dinat near Namur and Belgians are putting up a brave were representatives of tho Southern ments: Attorney General Gregory express Company, the Atlantic Coast said: fight to keep the Gcnirans out of Antwerp. Insist on Jail Terms Line, the Seaboard, some other roads The engagements now in progress will decide the fate of i the. transportation agent of the Jack "Under conditions now existing Paris and may decide the fate of tin* armies of the allied sonvilie board of trade, and fifty throughout the world, capitalization qr more leading shippers of the ter­ of misfortune and oppression of our forces. ritory contiguous to Ocala, and a own people by the arbitrary increaso representative of the Florida Grow- of the prices of foodstufTs are so pocu Frencfi sli Is fall continually in the Washington, Tuesday. 1 0 a. m .— Observers consider <rs a nd Shippers League. J. M. liarly- reprehensible that, whenever Oscar Straus came here last night German rear P r i d e d over the convictions cun he obtained, tho to confer with Bryan and the Ger­ that U is obvious that the German# MhT" m ‘,f man Ambassador. It is believed could not attack Paris while U p |meeting, and J. D. Rooney acted aa Goyentincnt will Insist upon sen­ rimes Were tences of imprisonment, no fine or w«*r* intact, iwid arc , ‘‘f'rr‘ ’ *i r > • that negotiations for peace are in­ French aarmies Tiie better part of the tiny was no civil remedy will lie deemed.ade­ timated. Germany coasidering continuing their wide turning move­ i given to hearing the experiences of quate. United Stateh attorneys aré France beaten. England ami Russia ment under prilou* circumstance*. the sinpfiers. all of whom are sore being instructed promptly to ask receptive. at the result of their work as return­ for indictments whenever the facts Paris. France, Tueaday, 10 a. m. It is estimated unofficially that near­ ed to them by (he cum mission ,en. will permit, to push theee to an Paris, Tuesday, 10 a. m. -F o u rth ly 1 ,0 0 0 ,00(1 troops are engaged in One prominent grower told hoW he day of continuous fighting along { the lighting which is proceeding in received only $ 1 1 <• fur a $2 ,2 0 0 crop, early trial arid upon scntenco WW early trial and upon conviction to hundred forty miles indicato allies the east of Part&..uuizxr and some told bow their shipments pnxatr-wmteucca. ucees*. . i. had not even paid c r p s n w r - - ------ 1»^ muati of course, be remem“ The German fnrrrrdnrrc fit Pen hark " That part of-ftl# si« to h*wt been a tiered that, without the District of Potrograd. Tuesday. 1 0 a. m. before the otlensire tnftirs of the allies good'thing for the commission men Columbia only those agreements and Galacin ollirintly announced Austrian on the line from Mnnteuil-I«e-Huudouin for the Inst dosen years They have commissions which affect directiy retreat continues, with cm>rmo\pi to Verdin, the most interesting report made business good fop the hotels interstate ofr foreign commerce can • losses. ,. * contained In a despatch to the London but they have not paid the farmers bo reached. As to other matters, Paris, Tuesday, 10 n. m .— In the Evening News from BoulofTne, in which in projmrtion, and not a few of state statutes must be relied upon." fighting which is going on today to tho Frenh commander General Pau, is them or their houses, have been The men indicted here today are the cast and northeast of Paris, the gi»en ns authority for the statement more shameless pirates than Cap- charged with having fixed prices German forces huvo their barks that the alii*-* have won a victory at (Continued On Page 6 ) "b y ballots" "«uggeations" or verbal toward the capital. French troops Precy-Sur-Oi»e. in which the Imperial agreement and to have circulated are hncrusking their march. From j Guard, under the Crown I’riiic*-of <»«-r ! price list which completely elimin­ time to time the German* turn und many, I* alleged i<* h leen uunihi ated a competitive market for foods -ngugii the French at t heir hack 1luted by a British force |that is alleged to be an unlawful re­ straint of trade prohibited by tho Sherman anti-trust law between tho . , * \I NATAL GRASS PR O V ES A states nnd in federal‘ districts. The penalty on conviction is a year’s im­ F IN E SO U TH ERN STO CK prisonment or a 1 5,000 fine or both. F 0 O I) Bench warrants were issued for all SA N FO R D O VERLAND S ( LEA N ED - UP T I I E THF, BUN CH tlie indicted men and bail was given Mr. W. T. Jamison, agent of the AT DAYTONA BEACH Y E ST ER D A Y for their appearance in court. Southern Express Company was FLORIDA THE HAY STATE OVERLAND DAY A T THE RACES THEY WON FIVE OUT OF SIX RACES AND ALSO WON SIX t UPS OUT OF EIGHT OFFERED Ye# ter da y was an Overland day at the beach races, as the Overland« from Sanford cleaned them up, win­ ning five out’ of six race» and six out of eight cup*. Sanfurd was well represent’ d in the races, there being Billy Hill with his Overland. Osborne Herndon with an Overland, Hal Wight'sAmprican and Frank Milteer’a Buick. Wight and Miltecr had trouble in the start off and did not get the money but Hill and Herndon*wipep the rest of tho bunch off the map. The Hill car driven by Staten Fields won the five mile race in 4:28. Tho same car driven by Billy Hill won the ten and twenty mile races, the ten being made in 1 1 :2 6 , This car which is an* ordinary run­ about and had novor been over­ hauled for racing purposes won four silver cups and Billy is being con­ gratulated on all sides for allowing, his car to be abused in this manner just to keep aloft tho reputation of Sanford. Osborne Herndon also covered himself with glory, in His racing Overland and the rkst of tbo field was so afraid of him t h a t he was placed out of his class tQ sta rt and won tho races by superior work, 0 . M. Spicer drove his car in the first five mile racS, winning easily. Osborne won the ten mile race and would havo been the winner in the twenty mile evont, but had the mis4 fortune to suffer an accident to the machine a t the very s t a r t , being ahead ol the field when th e accident to the machinery happened, putting the car out of the race. v • The races were pulled off in fire shape and In the real racing events no accidents happened, hut during the morning trials on the beach three cars came together in a pecu­ liar acridcnt and the drivers were hurt, * The cars wore a Bradentown No­ tional, a Bradentown Buick and an Orlando E. M. F. Watren, the driver of one of the Bradentown cars was seriously- in­ jured, hut the later reports indicate that he will recover. The mechan­ icians were injured hut not serious­ ly. The car* were n total wreck. If is not known just how the three cars became entangled hut the wreck was a bad one and it is a miracle that more of the occupants of the big racers were not injured,’ The Sanford contingent a t the beach were most enthusiastic over, the outcome of the races and have arrived home feeling th^xt the old town wax. covered with glory in the many events. There was ono of tho largest crowds at the beach that has ever been there and the people of Day­ tona, Daytotoa Beach and Seabreeze were there with the hospital­ ity and the visitors were treated royally.__ ._ » .. • Warren Died This Morning Will Warren, the young Braden­ town man who was injured in the preliminary run on the beach yester­ day morning, in which throe cars collided, died at the Daytona hospital. Young Warren was a millionaire sportsman and bad an aeroplane at the beach in which he expected to make several flights. His untimely end has- cast a shadow over . the Otherwise perfect day at the beach, yesterday showing his Triends » fine bale of Luke county hay, and the story he tell# in connection with it is very interesting, a* well as illus­ trative of the great agricultural possibilities of Florida. The hay is natal grass and is some of the finest seen here of any kind.' Mr. Jamison says it was grown on some of the poorest land in Florida and that two cutting* of a ton to the acre have already been made and another will be made in October. The land from which this hay came is located on a higji-.pine ridge, apparently of pure White Band.' A good many years ago the owner planted an orange grove on it but the land win* too dry or too poor for oranges and the trees all died. The field was for­ saken and the natal grass took pos­ session. The present owner recog­ nized the possibilities of liay raising and lust year scattered about two hundred pounds of fertilizer to .th e acre, with the result that the land is bringing him about one hundred dollars an acre from tho annual hay crop. i Mr. Jamison contends that tho agricultural possibilities of Florida are just beginning to he realized and th at where a piece ol land will not produce one crop there Is always something that will grow profitably. He vclievea in hay and stock raising as money maker, and incidentally mentioned the fact that a Tampa whUosaler recently declared that the wholesale trade of Tampa hajydlecj fully a million dollars worth of hay annually, ail shipped from other Mates. Florida could easjty keep this mil­ lion dollars in the state and raise hay for xhlpment to other states by half way trying, Is the contention of Mr. Jam ison, who owns a good deal o t land him-eUf and is making it work for him.— Orlando Sentinel. The European War Commonly called the " G r e a t War" will be the special subject for re­ flection next Sunday evening at tho Congregational service at 7:30. E x ­ cerpts from reports of »pedal, cor­ respondents of a great weekly Amer­ ican magazine, also from Count J . H. von Bernstorff, tho Imperial German Ambassador to America,, giving his side of the German case. Besides some lessons for Amcricaps in this time of crisis to consider will bo drawn by the pastor. All are cor­ dially welcomed. BUYING FLORIDA CATTLE Kissimmee, Sept. 8 ,-»-One of the largest cattle deals "pulled off" fo some time Was consummated this week when T . Trie», buyer for the Armour Packing Co,, received thirty three carloads of beef cattle from the leading cuttle men of his vicin­ ity,T h e ••first consignment » a s shipped Monday and consisted pf eighteen ctrloads which were bill* to Chicago; the remaining fifteen cars were shipped to St. Louis Tues­ day. ^ The to tal consignment number­ ed 1,217 headwind the average price received was twenty-five dollars per head. T h e dealers' supplying the cattle wero as follows: Carson Cattle Co., Lealio & Bass, Bull Bass, Ed. Whaley, Henry Bass, Henry Partin, L. M, W hitten, W. E. Sm ith, Ordia Bass, S. Partin and O. Dais. Mr. Price who is making Kissimmee hla headquarters while looking after hla firm’s Iqteresta In this locality, ex­ pressed himself s i confident that other large consignments would fotTow this unless the loss In shipping. 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Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 203 Il'rdditUt IMl* Sanford friend» of Miss Bessie Schumpert will be surprised to hear of her marriage to Mr. Geo. D. Diahop- which occurred In Atlanta Wednesday nt the home of her tdstyr. Mr». Chas. Boll. Miis SchUmpert was married ' In ft handaonie - . travelling gown. The wedding was a quiet one, only the immediate , fam ily,and Mm. D. L. Thra»her of l Sanford being present. I 4 Misa Florence Robl^-is visiting Mr*. Bfcnnan. and her grand daugh­ ter», Misses Emma and Mabel l.indgren fu Orlando. *1 All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading TH REE CENTS » Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. y in v m u v v jiv FOR SALE Miss Almu Pagenhart left for Jacksonville yesterday wfrom which pluce she- will sail for Baltimore. She will visit several points in M ary­ land and Virgins, also -Washington, D. C. before returning home. F o r Sale— Furniture a t 210 1'*,^ Avo. ________________ iH-tf FOR Bttlc or rent. Three acres- . highlly improved Tiled land, clou in, w ith nice 7 room house well la. cated. A. P. Connely. 101) M»(. noiia Ave. ‘ 102- tf. TAKE DODSON’S AND ' * . f i u f t t S um* ' v. | . ' * * l r . and Mm. Alfred Lilja enter- n m » « tained Wednesday evening with n 0 1 A I ^ c h a r m i n g little buffet »upper in ( ~ * ^ h o n o r of Mm. E. B. Brown. i ’ Taking The dining room was very uttrac- j home' for ✓ awt Y H I T R F P R T t/H 1 v U ls P E iu l ----------Calomdl .«jeans staying at the day—take Motorcars are used for transjK»rtinir llaht Held artlller.r Tho guns are returned to the grouiTd l*efi>re being tired pink roses and green ferns. I ff an atta ck of const! The delightful event marked the iousness hits you, there'» no need to christening of a handsome tea cloth take a dose of catomcl and spend At of Irish crochet, with center of Inset least ft day getting over tjio effect« 'medallion». A bowl of pink and of it. L. It. Phii'fc £.*■££. sell Dod­ white ro»e» and fern» graced the een son*» Liver Tohe, which they guar­ ter of the table, which was very antee takes the place of calomel and lovely with It» beautlfuFcover, dain­ »tart» a laxy liver withnpt bad after ty china and gleaming Rilver. A de­ effects. Dodson's Liver Tone does all the licious and appetising menu was served. Before leaving the table, good thut calomel can do, yet it is toasts and good wishes for Mr. and absolutely harmless to young people Mrs. Brown wire in order nmi the ant} old. It is u pleasant tasting rest of the evening was-, pleasantly vegetable liquid that will relieve con­ spent with the game of "500." stipation or sour stomach or other Those present besides the honoree troubles that go along with a luxy were Mm. W. T. Shelly, Mr. E. B. liver, without restriction bf habit or diet. You don't leave off any of Brown and Mr. U. J . Holly. ---------* tho things you regualaly do when Pant* at Otlrtn you take -Liver Tone. jjl A gay party of young ppople cip A ' large bottle of Dodson's Liver Joyed a delightful dance nt Osteen, Tone sells for 50 rents'. Get the , Wednesday night, tho guests of Mr. genuine and if you itre not pleased nnd Mr*. D. fl. Monroe, given in with it-the druggist from whom you , . honor of their niece, Miss Verna bought ___ _it’ will give your money back Monroe. Four cam carried the party with a smile. 'i'lie dormati nrtiij tuia unmet ou* ai muriti i.i.iHieatrjo "li ivlilrli rapiti tire mite li Iua guiis uri- muliniti] to Osteen. peliciou» punch wauj . -------------- :---•( , served throughout the evening. j Twenty-six Siberian farmers have' Tho»e going out from Sanford j arrived a t Hull, England, to studr operative farming «ocictyinthewor of Siberian b u tte r are consumed in' Thing» to Worry About. were the Misses Saidie Will in ms, i Hrilish agricultural methods ami coThis society has built up an ex lab-' tho united Kingdom .annually, undi Tcftn) not* accompany n baby** Margaret Wight, Gladys Morris, Kate j operative systems, ns delegates f r o m 1sive butter tra d e with Great Britain. • Siberian egg* and rheese are likewise j fr,P(1 1|n,f| )t ,h rn„ month» old — Underwood, Anna nnd Elisabeth! what has been allied the greatest coBetween 00,000 nvd 10,000 long tons 1 purchased in large quantities. i Cine'""''*1 Enm;‘McLaughlin; Messìi.' Billy. Hill, I Ralph Wight, Roy, Ned nnd J o e 1 Chittenden, Geo. McLaughlin, Ken­ neth Murrell and others. j * * 'C . E l L a u n c n R id e A large party of young people, members of t he C. E. Sodoty of the Presbyterian church, enjoyed a launch ride .and picnic «upper a t Lemon Ptuff Thursday afternoon, re­ turning late in. tho evening. Mra. J. G. Hurley is visiting her lather and mother in Maarot. Miss Alice Tetherly and her mother, Mrs- dreonwood of Orland hmVc returned from a delightful sum­ mer spent In the mountains of North Carolina. Miss Tetherly was the guest of her aunt, . Mm. C. E. Walker this week. ., For Sale— Fine farm .of tin urr« about three miles from tin ‘<ity," •also tw o choice city lots. Goir^ cheap for cash or can be purchase! on easy tejms. Address U., care of Herald office. ( For sale or Rent— Five acres, tiled I land, tw o good-wills, located juit i south of Stilt’on 10 on S. & K. Kail-way. 5 room house. See F W. I Mn honey ut Fernnld's. 1*7 tf ,i For Sale One $.'15 incubator, 240 ) siie. Good shape, guaranteed to hutch. Price 410.00. T. II J-ihnson, M o o re ’» Station. l-2lp , TO KENT Five acres tiled land inside city limits for rent, near brick road and loading station. Apply to A P. I Connelly. Sanfopi. F l o r i n . --tf ' ■ ■» —i ■ ii w i i i wana i ■■ • For Reni Chi'ap for Cosh—Twenty acre« of good hammock land all tiled. Cull or write A. M. Tyler. 101-tf OR the benefit of customers going North rather late, we arranged for an advance shipment pf Suits, Coats and Skirts. All these, we guarantee, are strictly advance styles, purchased from the different large concerns in our “style centre.” r 'Sfc_ Jl à n v> i ! -- , , - ." ” _• ** " t-l: ■ .j ■ * * * "1 • __ •* * * ' » « C o a t S u its * -* ^ t :^rt~ _ C a p e C o a ts * ; L. -’ S k ir ts ! _ —" —* -- * M n. D. L. Thrasher and daughter, Miss May returned from a delight­ ful visit to North Carolina yester­ day. Mrs. J. P. Dick of Leesburg was tho gusflt of Mm. Harvey ' Renfro« several days this week, en route' from' Daytona, where sho has been apending tho summer. For Sale-Orange grovr 14 acm fine hu-mmock land, 130 u rn s of Celery land, one ten acre t r a n rclery Innd. At n bargain. Address P. O. B Box 1034t *104-8tc. For r e n t- 40 acres Tiled laind in a body welljocatod. A.P. Connelly, ] 109 \rxgnofin St. 102-tf Rev. J. F. McKinnon and nieco, MU* Ethel. Sharpe motored -over from Orlando Wednesday, cn ro^to to Daytona, ' spending Wednesday and Thursday with Mr*. Henry McLaulin and Miss Bessie Long. They, went on to Daytona Thursday, ac­ companied by Mr. Henry Me•Laulin and son, Henry Jr. and Mr. Garner. Prof. Nerling of Gotha is the gu of Mr. and Mn. Henry Wight. Prof. Nerling Is the owner of the famous Cajlsdium farm at Gotha. , For Sale or Rent— Tw o nice reddences a t a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. 8(l-tf , j ■ Mr». II. E. Tolar has returned from a abort visit to Genova. ' ' For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting car for $400.00, Just overhauled ia good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine & Garage. *Bi2-lfc For R ent 1 room cottage $10 * month. 5 room cottage SllLfitf, ia-,1 eluding water. G. W. Spcnceft • '___________ " ’ l-tf Perianal Mention Dr. and Mm- Bouchdle and chil­ dren of Daytona «pent several days In Sanford this week, the guest» of their »ister, Mra. Henry Wight, re­ turning to Daytona .Wednesday. Mr. A. E. Pace wentjup to Jack. aonvIUe tin Tuesday to be gone sev­ eral days. * -* --------Mrs. Singletary returned from Orlando Wednesday, accompanied by Mm. J. M. Tellers and daughter, Thelma who will remain oVer Sun­ day. Guests; of Miss Ethel Single­ tary are Annir May Bellew of Sebring and Ruth-;Pow*U of Ctaraorta. For Salc-At a discount- Schobt»hip i n Sanford Business Collett Owner unable.to use It a n d it will bt SCHOOL SUITS Children’s Dresses Just the thing for th e boy Values up to $8~50 eacTf. How; ever we find we are over stocked, and offer Made of good Ginghams, Chambray, Etc. Choice $2.98 Choice 98c Abont ir traniinxl of them. Trimmed in “ cute” ways, and just the thing for school. (See Our Window) For F o n t Five acres good celery Intuì, on - nnd n I ill miles from Sunlord. N 11 (irriter. 99-8t<For P e n t Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Also tv.0 bedrooms. Mrs. Johns,- 4 It- Park avenue. . ‘ 91-tfc For R ent Furnished office ped with roll top desk, office and tables. Also a roll ,to p typewriter desk nnd other ment for sale or rent. Herald equip­ chairs desk, equip­ office, 82-tf N H SC E L A N E O IIS ~ W a n te d — Plain and fancy sewinc. Dressmaking of nil kinds. Liit home on East Third street. Mr*r Mattie Driggers. . - 99-9tp * Four Hundred Victor an d Colum­ bia lecosd.-t and two" MacJiines .for exchange. C- H , Berry. IOV-’ieJ Wantod-Seamstesa for plain sewini by wedk in country home. Addre« Box 1453 Sanford. 105-2tp. Lost, S trayed or Stolen. On Auguit 7th white horse weighed about 1130 pounds, eight - years old, sylish ap­ pearance, good driver. Any informa­ tion of whereabouts sent to Mr. S. Nelson, Box 1163, Sanford or Eurika Hammock. * . 105-ife. W a n te d — Work on tru c k farm, experience, white. J. M. Smith, Gen. Do'Ivery, City. 2-3tp * Wlsa Precaution. "The g ir l'o f today." says a head­ line, "conceals her ear*." A very wise precaotlon. considering tho nsturo of »onto o f tho sublpcU moat talked about.— Rochester Democrat ftnd Chronicle. . ' S ' e l l a J a J E W EI Lfj E R *J • f WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELKV.í^^L• VERWARB. OPTICAL (¡001 )8 . ETC. Mrs. E. B. Brown left.for her new In Tampa yestertlay to tho reof her many friends. , Mrs. E x p e r t R ep airin g 123 W e s t F irs t S t r e e t S A N F O R P , F L O R ID A S t-C - - �¡Pfl 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 ,' P UB LI S HE D SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD **y*, i ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — L ife I» W oith Livi nit --SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1914 VOLUME VI 1'.' ______ J “ NO 3 GERMANS. ARE MARCHING ON TO PARIS COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD FINE MEETING m u c h e n t h u s ia s m w a s SH O W N BY T H O SE IN ATTENDANCE Tho Commercial Club held u very ALLIES UNABLE TO CHECK THE TEUTON MILLIONS Sanford Library Noten "E urope” is on every tongue! •DAY BUT SIXT Y' MIEESTROM FRENCH CAPITAL THE GROWERS ARE ALL BUSY S E E D B E D S ARE D O T T IN G TH E GREAT CELERX- D E E T A -"~ ~ t . E. Society Outing __ UJth Visitors to the d t y a t this time a r e surprised to see the m yriad of white--p-ntr s trrrrhTvfTtll along “ Unr7 way through the celery delta a n d rem ind one. of th e armies en­ camped on the fields of Europe only there are no men sleeping under the te n ts with warlike weapons in their hands. Under these tents here are sleeping tho seeds of celery and lettuce waiting for the flowing water, fertilizer and warm Florida run to waken them to life nnd from these thousands of seeds will be ger­ minated thu plants th a t will soon he seen in the many fields of tho cctrry delta th a t ship the thousands bf crates of Celery and lettuce. Regardless of the wars and ru­ Aia mors of war in Europe the growers of-Sanforii_aii^ going fo rw ard-w ith their seed beds and are not waiting for the results of carnage and blood on the plains of Europe, (or the grower knows th a t the people of the north must eat and they will» eat as much this winter as they did lust winter Not alone will' they ■ plant the luxuries, such as celery and lettuce, hut they will also go in'-for t t a staples, th at will be insuch great demand not only in America hut in Europe as well a n d with the .American m erchant’ t » mat rines carrying loads of staple crops to Europe nnd the only.tfompetitors in cabbage and potatoes shut ofY • from our markets it is reasonable ' /fi. to suppose th a t the Florida veget­ ables will this season find a re a d y market. Especially should this bo true of the'Irish potatoes, sweet pdII. 1 . P. Note* Our prugrars-iianifat.wvwwnWrvnsggx^ttaw^JiVWtbbaf'r. ortlons^ etc. ta « t seasorf^fiWtiril sfupptftf 12fei* carried, out Jlly members of the Mis­ sionary Group Our subject was 000 c ra tes'of this stuff, not in d ttd - — —— Modern Missfunary Equipment. The ing 25,000 barrels of Irish potatoes, which will givo one the idea of the following program was rendered: tander in charge, F. E. Gatchel. scope of our growers. There is a question (his season Song. Joy to the World, Recited by Miss Jimmie l.ning and sung by ever present with the grtJvfera, of fnney stuff us to w hether th e people' entire union. . Sentenco prayers by several mem­ of the north will feel like buying celery and lettuce, since they are ber* of the diroup classed among the luxuries-but this Song, Here am I. recited by Miss will be left to the desires of the Mary Gatchel and sung by union. great American public which has Scripture lesson read by Mrs. E. E the rijiutution of usually gotting to x . V h u t it wants, regardless of financial Introduction by Mr. Fortaon. conditions or tho-price. Why wo need to Build Church So the tentu of tho peaceful a rm y Houses in Foreign Fields, Miss Edith dot the landscnpo antj th e Sanford» Stewart. grower tackles the job i4guin, secure Why do we Need Schools, Mrs. in the knowledge that' part of his S. G. Kennpdy. crop of fancy stuff will be sold The Use of the Printing I'reis, Mrs at a reasonable figure and if tho market demands tjie staples he can Ernest Betts. Song, Jesus sJiull Reign, Recited fill th a t demand after the season for by Mrs. Brotherson and sprig by celery u n d d e ttu c e has passed. With sweet potatoes bringing CO Uniqn. cents a peck in the m arket t o d a y in The Hospital and the Medical the heart of the sweet potato coun­ Missionary ns Helpers in the Mis­ try the grower should not w orry sionary Work, Miss Cora Lee Hnmuhout the war in Europe or a n y riek. other disturbance. We always have these missionary programs every fifth Sunday and Now With the Movies i they are KfwnyB enjoyed by all, ns The editor Of The Herald received this program ia a little different from a card from C haa..W . Ritchie yes­ the others. We had quite a good terday in which he ntatea, that be attendance and after a few: remarks and hln wife, Mabel I’aige ate now by our president the meeting waa with the movies, being engaged by closed hy all repeating our M b pah. the Luhin Company of Jackson­ sad_"N ettie" run by—8tr;"Hoollhan and Mr. Roy Tillis were tilled with Christian En­ dea v o u rs who enjoyed a moat charm­ ing ride up the riVer' to Lemon Bluff, where they received a very cordial welcome from Prof, and Mrs; iirhaeffer and Mr. and Mra. Tice. Preparations were soon in order for a fish fry, some presiding over the frying pan, others over the kettles of g r it s 'a n d the coffee pot, jvhilo still others were spreading more good things to gut. And by the light from a rheerfut camp lire the hungry parly could soort testify to the efficiency of the cooks. After supper, games and vurioua pleasures were enjoyed‘ fill time to "all aboard" fpr the moonlight rid«j home. a* . Members present were: iotdlea, Mrs It ('. Muxwell, Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Alice Whittier, Miss Annie Whitiier. Miss Essie Purdon, Mj» T D Hart, Mrs Frank Grnyum, Mis» Eilna Tullough, Mi*s Mary Gardner, Mis* Lillian Her­ ring. Mi*s Esther Woodburn, Miss Frunrcs lo*avitt. Miss Lough. Miss Annie Lee- Caldwell, Miss Lettie Caldwell'. Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss May Doyle, Mrs George INxtou; Messrs D I"), Caldwell, H W. Csld* well. K. I Close, Karl Roumillut, T I Deane, Rnht. l)eane. Earl Paxton, Ned Chittenden, SethAVood ruff. T D Hart, A K Rossctter. Howard Swartz, If J Minton In thc-'cTly* hiriT~ Lhgt""ira*‘ aHF~ntbook» tended. Many who would have been "valuable to refresh the mind on present seemed to f o rg e t' th a t the certain aspects of the present condi­ dub will meet every two weeks and tion of affairs in Europe." In their they overslept the date, hut about list are many that the L ibrary’can forty members were present and the loan to their readers. meeting waa a very enthusiastic one Three biographies published by throughout. President Lake, Vice Harper a few years ago are of spec­ President Whltner, and Second Vice ial interest. LATEST BULLETINS London, Sept 1. -According to President. Spencer nil being-absent "Francis Joseph of Austria," "Wil­ the Times' St. Peters burg corres­ London, 2' p. m.— T he latest from the city the mooting waa pre­ liam 11 of Germany." "The Mar­ pondent, Russia's appeal to the sided over by A. P. Connelly and tyrdom of un Empress.” They are announcement by the" French Poles to ro-unite against the com­ Embassy here says Anglo-French W. M. Hnynea acted ns secretary. by a member of the-court of Austria, mon Teutonic foe has had an ex­ The report of the committees was name unknown. Tho last is tho life troops been forced give ground traordinary effect among the Slav fire line but no-wliore been broken railed for and were read, th at of story of Elisabeth, tin- wife of Frans through. Seizure Marconi British soldiers in the German, sqrtjce In­ the Finance and Membership Com­ Joseph. Isles station for naval purposes formation received in St Petersburg, mittee being extremely favorable Hooks abolit Germany: History indicates British preparing assail it is stated, Indicates that the I’lliah ami demonstrates that the majority Germanyi Lewis; History of the main German Fleet. ■ Cettinje re­ soldiers belonging to the sixth Bres­ of the people of Sanford realize* th a t (jermun Empire, Menzel. ports French nnd English fleet lau arm y gorps, serving on the the Commercial Club has revived Because writers today are draw- forced Austrian ships retreat again western frontier, .mutinied arid, killed in earnest and they aro willing 1to ¡ng comparisons between the charSt. Peters­ their officers. pay their dues if th e same promises j actera of william II of Germany and saving Montengrin. The Slav regiments in the Aus­ burg dispatches says by Emporia! anything in the way of results. TKe^pj^ ^j-cn14 great, great uncle, Fredtrian ‘ervice are also declared to tie orders tn e-St. Petersburgs name great American republic believes ,,rjrk l(„, (;rt.a t , readers will find notoriously disaffected The Novoe will heneforth, I k - known Petroin the principle th a t anything th a t thl. historical romances of Mullmeh, V re mv ia says one whole Austrian grad. Change eliminate Teuton, is worth doing is worth doing well, j u o r t h -reviewing They are Berlin n gi on nt Wiel over to -the U u- miio contruction present name. A s­ and anything that is worth paying a mJ Suns-sotire; Frederick the Great std. quith and Balfour to make public for should he collected and w ith ’ nn,j Hj„ Court, Frederick the Great addresses enroufnge recruiting. this principle in view the m e m h e rt' ntl(j hi« Family. •Pari». Sept. 1. !i 1.0 a 111 Great old and young will he called upon» Hooks about FrancHistory of St. Petersburg, 2 p. m. Rus­ gloom us war office announces allies to pay the insignificant sum of 16. France, Guizot; Life of Napoleop. sians continue hold advantage, In orderly retreat only sixty eight per year i n , advance, the price j Bourerrienne; Life 'of Nnholeon, their whole lines. . miles a wav. agreed upon at a meeting held li»«t. O e u sy . The French Hevolution. April. This money has been ready j Carlyle: Empress Josephine, Abbott: Amvvrjt, 2 p m. British forces (or the collector hut the m em bers. Hortense, Abbott. Marie Antoinette, landed at Ostend are to support St. Petersburg. Sept I t*:40 a. m have been wniting to see if the c lu b , Abbott; Louis I’hillippe, Abbott, Belgians in plan to cut iiö rmans V Furious lighting in East Prussia had life enough to rpllert the dues J History: Rise of the Dutch Re- rear. continuad from Lemberg to Koetfig*and the new Finance Committee Hit»» | public. Motley: Hollnnd. by Grat burg, and m Gulucia demonstrated beyond perndventutr ,nn; jci-tsia. by Rumtmnd. Austria, New Y ork,‘ ¿ -f>. m .~ B a h a a iii>er ■* that they p u r p o s e r ti m lh T f the duos by - AMhmi : Japan, by Diokaon, Mafelda Hollanders Ryndam, ar­ now. 1 I, Daly, by Abbott; Horatio Nelson, rived seventeen hundred re fug .4 Ucrlitw- Sept. ,1 U:40 u. tn. The J:iub listene d "to -stmwr- r ^ X r f , y. WT^Tark Ilusnell; History of the Kaiser ienvfs*-FMgrtTtrr-for the Russide talks ulong the lines of the mem English People, by Green: Decisive • iun (font London, England, Sejit. !.' The bers taking a more active interest Hatties of the World, by Creasy; Time* correspondent at Ostend re­ in the. d u h and the city of Sanford. War Between Jup*»tt and Russia, by Rome. Sept. I W40 a m. Bal­ cords a conversation with a Corn nn . R. S. Kidder of St. 'Augustine ad- l.jnthicum. loting for new Pope Itegin» without officer from, Brussel» who said fran­ dressed the club* regarding the m at­ ('urdinals Gibbons und O'Connell, tic efforts were being made to inflict ter of advertising in the Foster list llaptists in Orlando who arrive tomorrow. of magazines and papers and this The Sanford Baptist Young Peo­ a crushing blow on the allies, espec­ Nol-j matter was referred to the eomtnit- ples I'nion were the guests of the ially on t lie English forces. withstanding the success achieved The IL-igur. Sept I '* 10 a. m. tee on advertising. The club is a t Orlando union hist night and • renby the German army', the dispatch Ernest Sol wav, Baron Lambert, the present time more interested tn I ,|f r>->I a verv interesting program nays, there is a feeling among mans M Warquet and Baron Etnpuin, getting interi-st aroused in the club S o m e t >rn>ago t lo* i t r li ttub Niildiera that they are tight ">ur of the rn heat men of Belgium < 1er iny n membership and until the list reach H i I' t v i - it e d y'.uifi>rd a n d i lu-> Jd* have guaranteed I he payment of cs 150 members paid up for the w a s t h e r e t u r n vi t i i, a b o u t tw«-tit> mg against too great oi Despite all efforts to conceal the forty million dollars which the Ger* year no questions of advertising will Sanford mem I»era coming down by mans demand for the salvation of automlhile. A supper was served news from Prussia, It is stated in­ Brussels. be taken up. formation of a disquieting character The now hotel, transportation of ing program was rendered: regarding events '*there *is taginning ’ the school children, ta tte r roads to Chorus. Special Notice to circulate among the German Oviedo, on up town ticket office,' Sentence Prayers There will be a meeting of the forces nnd this feeling of anxiety deeper water, the east coast canal 1l y t n n. . trustees of the Library Associaion was intensified when two divisions and many other matters wifi be Hymn the and the Woman's ('lull committee totalling 80,000 men. passed taken up at the next regular meet­ Subject unnounced tint Mo t Meuse by the bridge of Andenne at the Presbyterian church Friday ing which will occur on -the night of toes." H, Srilles, between Namur and Liege be Mibrnitted for the remodeling of September 11th and many new mem­ Baptist Y o u n g people r t l l l / c d the building. n route lor German, Holland. bers will in* present at this meeting. Quartette. The German emperor has made it A reorganization in part will ho Reading. Rev. F. P. Strong and family known to every soldier that hi* or­ called for and the club will start "Bring Your Powers t'nenceumhave returned from a few weeks at ders are to take Paris or die, the out the new season upon a much bered." the beach." dispntch nonelude«. * better and firmer foundation thzn Solol "Blend Your Powers Unceasing­ ever before. The members are very enthusiastic over the prospects of l y " Song of Response. the club and it is certain thnt the work of the organization in the next ly-"' i w i l t e j n o n t h s will he very fruitful Song of Response, of results. All the differences of Closing Remark». opinion th a t formerly were allowed "G o o d -B y e " song. to creep into the meetings have been The Sanford visitors .were: Miss eliminated' and the entire member­ Ioiing, Mrs. R. V. Betts, Mra. Rowe, ship has entered most heartily into Mr, Ilryan, Mr. Gatchel, Mr. W. E. the idea of making a Greater San­ Betts, Mr. M. Wright, Mr. Davis, v ille and that they arc d oin g,fin e. T, C. Taliaferro, the hanker from I^ is to ho hoped that Manager Hern-* ford.and this spirit will predominate Mr. Speer, Mr. Hues, Miss Mc­ Tampa, H a., whose car ran over don of the Stur Theatre can obtain to the exclusion of all else. Now is Mullen, Miss R. Stewurt, Miss M. and killed a young lady and serious­ some of the Luhin films with Mabel Miss the time for the men of Sanford to Stewart, Miss E. Stew art. ly wounded her sister lust Monday and Charlie Ritchie as the stars, come forward nnd help make the Gatchrd, Mr. Rives. Mr. Rotartn, in the White Mountains, was today club a power in the community. Miss D. Bettrrr Miss Lee Hamrick, for both of them are very popular arrested and held to hall in $20,000, Tere should be no holding hack Mrs. W. E. Betts, Mra. HrotJjcrsutt in Sanford., T hat other old favorite, which he readily gave. Mr. Talia­ and Miss Fox.— Orlando Sentinels for any reason whatever. Ed Lawrence ia also with the mo­ ferroclaims" that hq waa turning All old members a n d thoao who vies and it Would seem that tho out oi tho road to avoid another car Copy of London Mirror ' expect to join the organisation day of the smaller companies has nnd did not nee the two ladies un­ E. K. Foster presented The Her­ should bo a t tho next meeting on passed and all our old favorites til his car had struck them. He is Friday night, Sept. 11th a t eight ald with a copy of the London Mir­ have "Jined out" In the m oviw . " prostrated by the accident and his ror today which graphically des­ o'clock, City -Hall. At least we can still enjoy the dain­ ■■1 - — t cribes the war situation in England Invalid wife, who was with him, Is ty Mabel, tho versatile Ed Law­ » Had Good Luck reported in a serious condition re­ and Europe.' Mr. Foster’« mother rence ard th'* rnrppy Charlie Rit­ E. ,C. Chlttenton, P. M. Elder, ip in England now and also his sulting from jihock and grief. chie on the screen, even If wo can­ O. W. Spencer and several other ■later and his sister's husband la in not have the pleasure of their living fishermen have returned from Coro- Belgium as war correspondent of Every tillable acre of Florida land presence. ' nado Beach where tohoy have been the Daily Mirror. Mr. Foster says ___ * should bo made to produce some­ onjoying -the fishing for several i t is difficult to hear ffom his rela­ thing the coming season.—^ Partners 1 — Congregational Church —— diyi. T hey brought back some tives ps everythig is censored and from all over the United States Service* will be resumed nekt /§(< *fita ses bass and say they caught they are not allowed to write shout should be inyited to come here and Sunday morning: and it ia d e s ire d , «oven fine ones last F r id a y / Mack the war situation. Although he if raise crops while their lands i r e th a t evfery member plan to be, p r e s ­ Moye, BiiUe Weasner and aovcral naturally worried about his rela­ frozen. C a ttle .and sheep, hogs and ent. In tho evening our aaeond other Sanford boya are over there tives he is glad to know th a t they goats-should be seen on, every acre ''•Hä annual Labor D a y service will bare Photo by Amort emu P re s s A ssociation. •. and there will be but few fish left in are safe an d sound this far. where there is greass to feed them, held a t 7:30. T h e C,. E. S o d r ty . w i l l / , th* ocean. Mr. Chlttenton brought ■ *f. ' ■ S erv ia n S o ld ie r s A re B rave F igh ters or a chance to make forage grow, also begin ita regular meeting». : * Co agrégation alls is ( home several flpe ones a n d presented Bora In maintains only 80.000 men 1n time* of pear*. but die baa tu peaceful America and prolific Flor­ Sunday evening. Sept. 13th tho Let us have a mid-week meeting . the editor with a ten pbund basa •II of her male imputation trained to boar anna, and the number la ida ehoiild be the world'» mocea. them e tor consideration will , be that helped materially to reduce tomorrow (Wednesday) evening. men. The Servian army la largely composed of veterans with a.i We have room in Florida fbr about "Some Reflections on the European F. P. STRONG, the high coat of living, as we expect morale awl a record of first rata achievement in Die lUIMn waha twenty million» more population.. Paator, to eat it for t^e next week, -j <1 ■{; • v A /;& ï§a■ B B & t o w r a . f-* « v * tVro? f* Vr -, *.1-Jj- fi v i - '■ ‘ . ‘ i '■^Jl ZLa4 • V - ¿ �NEWSY NEWS KUDZU FOR CATTLE FEED . _r * ' ^ SEMINOLE COUNTY FARMER WRITES INTERESTING LETTER ON CATTLE AND THE'NEW FOOD NO. 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SEPTEM BER 1, 1914 VO LU M E 1 WAR EXTRA I have read with much interest yield a fine quality of hny, often an article, published in the Florida when continued.showers and damp­ .Times-Unibn in Farmer and Poultry ness would mean ruin to any other .Notes by Dr. Andrew M. Soule, legume hoy; because it Is a perfen* President Georgia “State College of nlftl and does not have to be" planted Agriculture on the very Important and cultivated every year or every " New York, Aug. 31.—The question of feeding cattle for beef, few years, as is the case with others; Thousands of men,- yomeh United S t a t « Du^ng ' recent mobilizations Are you ready ftjr school government 'Every woman and child is also for milk, having had consider* because if do^s not have to be limed in danger of not getting the days, with all the Ttocesaary our stock hn» been greatly re­ and children are ready td go to could slop the European war or fertilized and will succeed on the front, nnd testify to the by placing an embargo on food able experience along those lines inforced. liest of values if they don’t garments and little fixings. Germany has not vet de­ magnificent bargains offered products, it was asserted to­ We have mobilized a force agree with him, but would like to lands too poor and rocky and rough first consult our stocks and of .Woolen Dress Goods, the clared war on Çhiha, tne price by L>. A. Caldwell it Sons. day as District Attorney Whit­ Be­ prices. make some additional remarks that to yield other profitable crops. Draw the curtains on this man’s John Doe investigation largest mobilization of its kind for Washing Shirts still re­ Ladles’ Corset Covers at may bo of some benefit to the far* cause it is not injurious to horses or great European drama. Cur­ into the increased cost of liv­ twenty five cents each. They ever witnessed by the citizens mains norma). mem in general and to th e cattle other stdek ay is the caae with Men’s White Silk Wash tain Madras thirty six inches ing since tho conflict began . can’t bo heat." They will stand of Seminole county, ready for We will Shirts, former pries three dol­ wide only ten cents raisers In particular. Distinct to alfalfa a n d other lcgumea a n d atock the test likr^fHeJgiiin soldiers, immediate action. sell a regiment of any number lars, now going a t one sixty . Doubtless a do not have to be taught or forced the mind In feeding animals severs Ladies, fit out yourselves nobility will be deprive of yards a t forty nine cents nine. *» Exchange, and George Zawith a pair of Selby * Pumps, to eat it. All stock eat kudsu purposes must be kept in view nn outing during hostilities. brlnski, resident manager for per yard, cdors black, navy, Only one dollar and ninety England has 300,000 people greedily and clean, up the last ves­ If they arc young, tlw development eight cents, were three nine­ French red and Alico blue. - in her Red Cross Society to We have Outings «11 colors a t M in n e a p o lisflo u r munufac- , Fortify yourself with our jolt and bring her wounded ten cents per yard. of muscle, bone and tissue is essen­ tige. Becuose it does not deplete turers, each said tho ‘pOTf-of : teen. Tan Russia calf, also Uruvells will be taken no tial. ’ A large framework must be the soil but builds it up an d will red. 5000 votes with each forty inch nil wool Cref», dark soldiers around — in ambu­ doubt by the German forces warfare abroad must- « w u lr iP ■ brown and navy, only ninety lances and cots. America ceased exporting to — formed before the animal is fattened succeed on practically any land not . pair sold. within a short , time. We the belligerent, nations. eight cent* per yard. White Canvass Pumps only comfortable should worry, buy Crex Rugs or else it cannot carry, sufficient water staked and not in" a desert. Desperate-efforts of the ear ‘ YoU-iuiy*“ 'a There is a big demand for ?nn.ftincty eiylit.: —need of the ad m aturity to prove- profit- yz. my, Ttr rtmp 'bomba ■Into our 4 Iatmaqck.lot-pine ty-frfe rent*, nine by twelve feet only seven flour in foreign countries, u c -. fifty nine. Eighteen by thirty .Tfcnrii U hm| s W!&?*toT*afc!vtiXtetetL T h is growth tflduy from An agricultural. view is r 5,000 extra votes with each six inch Crex Rugs for only yarding to these witnesses, with [nrh«^ wifla _fn r ,lr^F tsrer«*- Pin id Corm o re -a n d betteraivcT cLeapur.feed: a heavy demand, too, in do­ — of a tIkwoh*"*'' * ^ hrMtn- w s entia three dents. thirty three cents. * ¡Idle at twenty five cents per purchase. • mestic markets. Mr. Zahrinski -annually. ---- XrriuffTra a n d rh ild re n who yard stands the attack admir­ with dairy cattle, us with b«eb said there is a shortage of 400,■1 « 7 * cattle. After a n animal has been for feed stuff that could a n d should go elsewhere to buy the ar­ ably, while reinforcement came 000,000 bushels in the Russian Good assortment Fancy lüg box Hairpins, assorted from all coJors of poplin at ticle* are In great danger of Millions brought to a . certain stage of devel­ be raised here at home. wheat crop. He declared the fifteen „cents per yard. The sites, for 5c, at Caldwell*'. • Parasols at Caldwell*'. paying war time price*. Uhitcd States could dispose opment, protein will still be neces­ more go out for northern and west­ enemy made repeated charges of ita entire Hour output to sary to its welfare. This term em­ ern meats than can and should be against the long standing “ Cen­ France, England, Greece and For Ladies' and G ents’ Fur­ tury Crepe” at nineteen cent* braces the materials chiefly valuable rnised~fn the south und exported Turkey at any reasonable nishings go lo Caldwells'. per yard. Colors, light blue, Thus the in building tissue and repairing the Instead of imported. prices and receive payment in ox blood, brown and navy nnd same. It is an essential element, south ¡s losing nt both ends of the gold before the Rtaple was put .To remove coffeo stains tnix jj aboard pink. This fabric is tl&tincd steamships. _ for instance, in the production^ of purse, when every dollar of it should equal part.of yolk of egg* and to win tho biggest battles of * Not only would war in Eu­ glycerine, apply to the stain lean meat, and milk; hence it must be kept a t hofne and a big supply competition. rope end if an embargo was nnd allow to dry on. Charmeuse Sateen, the beside*. There is no hay th a t stock j be supplied in proper quantities to The uniting of the best lanced on American products, For light silk garment* the ! Kir, Queen of Linings at twenty workmen in the country make beef and dairy animals even in thd will Cat more readily, and horses and j end Mr. War­ five coni* |**r yard has sent nn possible Snow's union made glycerine should be in iv d with ner aZentbrmski grit o. but norma) mar­ fattening stage of thq former, and mules will tr a v i corn for kudzu. ultimatum to »11 tho world in Shoes for nthn. We sell the water instead of yolk of egg. ket* would be established .it during the entire .lactation of the No one need' have any fears about * • Amoekettg Dress Gingham need, of the best lining»'. three fifty grade for two dollar* i home and the prices hare go To make meat cooked In ft down. nine and one half cents per latter. A dairy cow not properly finding.a market for a iiay t h a t an­ ami pinet)' .eight coni*. ;as oven juicy, place a jar yard, while other merchants It is reported that women supplied with protein -ill tend to alyzes more protein than wheut Mr».Warner said the Grain ask ten and twelve and u half Frisbee Collars, the best I- nnd young ladies arc walking inlf tilled with water a t the Exporters’ Association of North dry up. At first sho will drqw on bran and* th at stock cat so greed­ The 'cent* for the identical Same ply, 15c, 2 for 2SC*, at Cald­ the street* of Athens,-Greece, bottom of the oven. America did not attempt toKudxu is the alfalfa of .the the .tissues of her body, but after ily. fabric. ragged nnd barefooted. We stesiji* ¿rising from the wnater fix price*. Ralph L. Carl, as­ well's. imikes tlte air moist and pre­ This is indeed nn omlcirrassthese are exhausted she has no other souih, with the l a d . properties of have a lot of Selby's union sistant New York manager for fng situation (or other mer­ made ShoesTfoing at one dollar se n ts tin* meat from getting a Minneaopolis Milling com­ resources. If fed on fattening food, alfalfa left out. To arrive iU the hard. chants. and ninety eight cents. pany, declared there was no such as corn for instance Hhe lays relative value of the various com­ Ostcnd's capture alarms Men's Work Shoes.Wu-ttor combine to fix prices. He I»on flesh and ceases to be a profit­ mercial feedstuff* it he Florida" Com­ Britain». People nlong coast than those worn b y the Kaiser'* bevetl there was a poiobbiltn • towns realize imminent dan­ able producer of milk. The beef missioners of Agriculture have fixed Two trains make one wreck. men for only onp sixty nine. of wheat going higher. ger of wholesale slaughter of Misses Union Suit*, the reg­ animal, fed on corn alone produres prices on the different food elements Ten w|ecks make one in­ people by aerial cruft. Now vestigation. ular twenty five cent kind for 1 if superabundanrc of fat meat. The See Bulletin of 191,"I, using corn ns that enemy has a banc England only five cent*. Ten investigations make one tam lard of valuation at the mar­ body of such an animal at slaughter­ Advise no one to go to tin realizes responsibilities as­ ll'mlrr— What shall it he. wars or marry. sumed, fenrecl burden of war­ indictment. ing time will frequently be covered ket price of J25.15 per ton. or about sir, table d'hote or a la ctirte? Ten indictment* make one fare will rest upon shoulders of condemnation. Corn analyzes with a layer of fat one or two inches 75 cents |>er bushel Diacf— I'll have ’em both, The world famous ‘‘Black John Bull. Tne British navy thick. This fat is of little service 10.50 |>cr cent protein. 69.60 per One cundemnation,_plus one Cal" Hosiery for men, women and put plenty of gravy on Six Npool* t iial* Thread fur will be able to prevent a. landing consideration, and children at Caldwell»', cm.— Philadelphia Ledger. makes one Gov­ 25c at Caldwell'*. in human nutrition and therefore cent starch and sugar a n d . 6.40 per of troop* in England. But in ernor’s pardon. the carcase is not so valuable as Cent fat. The protein is valued at possession *f the Belgian coast the Germans have a splendid one where the fnt and lean are bet­ 1.4 per pound, the starch and sugar base for operations against ter interblended and the muscles at 11 per pound and the fnt at It is said that laughter will England with aircrafts. cure indigestion, but the trouble developed to a satisfactory degree." 2.5 |wr pound. On this basin the is when a man has indigestion I t hits been clearly shown that mixed feeds in general, as sold on he doesn't feel like laughing. Beautiful line Parlor Lamp* Y ------------------------- ---- ------------------ -------------------------- - — - ■ *5» . protein fed in proper combinations th«* southern markets and analyz­ at Caldwell*’. ing 10 per cent protein and 31$ jwir with other foods heljm to increase y P A R A S O L S - O u r E n tire S tock O N E - H A L F O F F . «mt trorintain the flow bf milk in cent (at and 50 to 5K per cent S o m e few going at even greater red u ction s. dairy cattle and produces a better starch and sugar have an actual feeding .value of from 919.30 to 15000 Extra Vein With Exery Psritol S«ld The»« I)»ji cattle which makes a. more wholepvr ton. Yet they retail at New York,j Aug. 31st, The some and desirabli quality of- b e * ^ . 0 0 per 100 pounds or $40 to steamer Baltic of the White The candidate in the Grand Misse*’ Union Suit», Silltpltr 1 aped 6 Dozen Huttons for Star Line arrived here today Piano CiAitrsl at l). A. Cald­ for human consumption. Moreover, $45 per ton. On this same basis u Neck and Arm Hole, »mall size* from Liverpool with the largest well Si Sons “have demon­ only where animals are fed a reasonable ton of kudzu hay with an average only, former price 25c. Special number of passengers ever strated to the Satisfaction qf FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 A. M. amount of protein they will yield a analysis ol $17.43 per cent protein« carried across the. Atlantic by the general public what a Frida) 9 A. M. that boat in ita history. There woman can do’when she tries. higher per cent of good meat, there­ $30.20 per cent starch and sugar were 2,073 passengers on board, Some of these candidate* cast fore the cost of production la less- and 1.67 per cent fat has an actual of which 1,033 were steerage, three and fouFhundred thorns O feeing value of from $19.-32. Yet, enedf"fHé animals also retain' their Blue Bell Chambray for Of this latter number 700 were and votes last week. . vigor for a longer period of time if sold "according to analysis, as com­ Americans. If you will recall the win­ Work Shirts, for J Q ç Furniture buyer», don't lay ner of the first prize get* a In the feeding pens and ship quite pared to th a t of the best tim othy «8> hay it should bring above 930.00 youhselvea liable to exorbitant lutiulsome Upright Piano, the as well as whon fed solely on n prices, go to D. A Caldwell second prize is a trip to Wash­ fattening protein. In ’practically all per ton. & Sons and after you have ington, D, C., and return, and ex pertinents it has been shown that ' Thu*, it will be seen th a t an av­ finished your purchases, you'll the third prize will be nn Art have money enough left to go Suuare 9x12 feet, besides rnuny the costly element in a ration is pro- erage sample of kudzu hay contains home first class nnd not steer­ other handsome prizes. tcih and when it la added in suffi­ over one third more of tho muscle age. The candidate costing the CASH D E P A R T M E N T ST O K E cient quantity to corn- better and building clement protein, than the largest Percentage of v o t« more economical results -are Obtain­ shipped feed and sonte samples near­ above the hundred! thousand Caldwell's Shoes are silent mark duringwrek of Sept. 2 to ed atid the choicest quality of meat ly double fhat. ' * salesmen. 9th will lie given a handsome reduced.*' Cotton seed meal sup­ The kudzu has been for years $12.60- mantel clock. Those plies cheap protein. It is proven ground into meal as alfalfa is done candidate* Wanting further inthat there is no concéntrate on the in the west nnd the writer found formntion^ regarding this t**rAmerican market today Which far­ that the meal from tho kudxu given centage contest nleaSe "<*511 or write D. A. Caldwell & Soils, mers can uso Which supplies protein to milk cows made them give more Sanford, Fla. in Urger quantity and at a lower milk and richer than any feod from This Grand Contest close* relative cost than cotton seed meal. wheat bran or other meal. I have Husbands who stay too_latc Friday, October 23rd. The great army of candi­ But we have the kudxu that can be no kudsu for sale, but I can give Royal Society Embroidery at the club are not confined dates for the Piano, Trip to planted and raised and fed to eattle and will furnish any one writing me to America, it seems, says the Floss, 2 for Sc at Caldwell'*. German Der Rekord: that contains more protein th in all Information and fend for your All thp warring nations have Washington,"" D. C., and the Just at this time of tho year Cfftren (At the police sta­ thousands of troops starting 9x12 Art Square are mobilis­ wheat brim by four per cent and the plant*. It is only grown for sale in our counters are filled with the tion)— 1 h « r that you caught to the front every twenty- ing v o t« right nnd left. Bewriter from experience has demon- Chipley, Florida, by C. E. Pleas, the fellow that broke into our <1 moit fascinating remnants of four hours. low-are enumerated the stand­ atrated the fact that cows will give but I raised the kudsu in n>y nur­ house the other night. We hnve hundreds of mnSerges, "Silks, Poplins, Ging­ People, fall into line and ing up to 6 p. m. Wednesday, Of^etr—-Would you like to moro and richer milk and butter, series‘from 1876 which wap import­ Ij to D. A. Caldwell & Sons* chin«t chauffeurs nnd workmen hams, etc. All suitably ma­ tn general starting every Aug. 26th: than any other food or forage "plant ed from Japan during the Centen­ terials for tha autumn cos­ ' “ c a l» n — ^YWT~wou!d like .or they have declared war month to wear Grinnel) Work known. There ara.; thousands of nial. 1 ' have beon all'ovor this be­ Miss Maude Cameron 166,- tume*. These remnants .are to ask him how he managed on tho entire world of high Gloves. They are only one acres of land all over this state of loved state from hmnacola In the to enter the bed chamber with­ pricra. They sent an ultima­ dollar and forty eight cents. 700; Mrs. C. L. Goodhue did* of course left over from last out waking my wife. I have tum to the following nations, Florida, more especially in this por­ west. Key West In the south and And at the same time right n't .mobilize this week, she year's stock, hut this d o « not wholc^lc manufacturer* and been trying to do. It for the tion of Florida in and about Seip- Jacksonville in tho east and I have jobbers, demanding the some hrre in America where we en­ still stands a t 15,960. Mrs. detract in r.ny way from their last twenty-five years, but low p ri«t offered them be­ joy all the freedom and.liberty Inolc and Orange counties which is no other object except to .get the have never succeeded. fore war was declared In Eu­ that the heart ran dcaire we I. D. Hart is fortified to the dosirahility. Fortunately for a naturall cattle paradise. It farmers of our beloved aouthland rope, in nearly every in­ find the lad!«, in order to extent of 416,460. Miss An­ the woman of small mean*, abounds in fine water. Lakes of ail to utilize the plentiful nnd bountiful stance. Tho reply to this enjoy more freedom and ease nie J. Howard has mobilized materials do not change in sizes and also a targe' growth of resources now lying dormant and Ultimatum was that they tn drew, are acting very wisely to dite 2.222,900. Sho has, style as often a* cut, and for would sell u* the goods at {ho and wearing Scott's Hip -Re­ native grasses, such as the Piece or instead of spending thousands of ducing Corsets for uncoreeted *o far, the largest army. Miss this reason fabrics which were lowest price. Florida clover and the Beggar weed. dollars in each county importing It matter* not whether your figures. This is indeed a rev­ Grace Hawkins h«i 60,300, ■mart last year are in many And if the farmers would plant ths hay and feed stuff* to rai»c it, grow *rm!« camp on the banka of olution in Corseta. They are Mrs. R. C. Shrafer 39,850. cases Just ns chic this season. 49c and 98c each. kudxu In place of other forage it and not alone supply yourselves The European war will set the Meuse or at Leige, our only Serge is always in good style, Did you know the Butterlck Miss Helen Tnte got several Camp Stools at twenty-five plants they would not alone supply but export to other counties. This as a positive boost to Amer­ heavy brocades promise to Patterns were the only Amer­ recruits this week, she stands ican business In general and cent* can't be beat. the food for their own cattle, in­ Is applicable not alone to feedstuff* ican made patterns that are 333,700. Mia* Mamin Royal continue popular and Dewetyn the automobile business in cluding horses, mules, but export but to cattle and other industries •old In Paris? particular. , has rallied her fore« and now has taken such a strong hold on to other' counties a( the state. It is yin g at your feet, such as the pal French and English manu­ has an army of 65,050. Mias fickle feminine fancy that it will cut from 12 to 16 tons to the motto and tho Zappupa Plant. facturera are turning their at­ Clarece Hand sent more qol- will win fashion's favor for tention to the manufacturing acre above froat line and 10 tons to Will bo glad to answer all fndiera to t h » ‘front this week many months to come. of armoured auto* for use at the acre below the frost tine. It is qutrle* and will say in conclusion the front. than any one. She has an All these materials In dark a legume, also a( perrennial. It will that there is no better place in th# army of 573,850. Miss Beulah autumn colors are to bo found Great enthusaUm waa shown grow within-thirty feet of salt water. state than th is ,,b y the Almighty by the whole populace of Ger­ Hutchinson has 766,100. Mias on the bargain counters now It will stand drought bettkr than many when report after re­ blessed lake region in and about Mae Foster continues to moand materials that coat regu­ any other plant. Tho greatest feed port came of the victori« in London, Aug. 31.— A dea* the Chuluota country. It Is, with­ Wlite. She is h « d e d for larly 26c to $1.00 per yard the field. > patch from Rome to the Ex­ because it makes the heaviest yields This Auto Linen Is well ar­ out fear of contradiction, the paraWashington with 1,487,750. ran be bought now for half Your enthusiasm will be change Telegraph says that moured against chilly morn­ of any of the legumes; because it flisc for cattle Industries.. Climate, equally aa great when you accordinK ‘ to messages from Mias Jiinic Stutqon has 79,160. price. t ings and evenings. t* contains' a maximum amount of cast your peepers on the hand­ Berlin the German press is in­ Mrs. J. B. Atkins has 29,760. surroundings, no swamps, no mi Therefore- from nn eco­ protein as high as 19.624; because some oak center table, and dignant i t Great Britain's ac­ you are, told that the price la ceptance of Japanese support. Mrs. D. R. Brisson 11,850. nomic standpoint it is wise to only •eyenfy-nlne cents. *T The leading papers declare Mr*. 'G .— A.- Owen* 28,480. hfgin the. autumn wardrobe tho legumes and cur« the qulcknt * Will he glad to anawer questions. Germany has been roasting that .Germany will retaliate Mias Julia Hodg« brought the. flrat two week* of Sep­ of any known- hay; because It d o« Billy i Do you believe In the American press *for pub­ by stirring up an Islamatic out a few reserve* and now haa tember. For Information address Cspt. J. C. not have to be cut at any certain lishing what she-trie* to think revolution in India."Egypt, T a­ signs? •"» Patterson. Chuluota, FIs. MDIy: Yea, Indeed. is only one side of the war nia, Algeria and the Soudan, a fighting force of 1,395,160, period, but may await the cohveniBilly t Well, last nisht I dope. which will quickly bring Eng­ Miss Emma Proctor has only of tho farmer or for fa\(frable Wash Tubs only 63c *t dreamed you were madly In We should worry. Do the land and France to terms. Typewriter Ribbons— Remember 10,000, Caldwell's. it can be . harlove with me. What la that a ob up nice. Buy one of our Why should the citizens of the Herald when you need one. Itandard Six« Roasters made Sanford worry whenTWy can sign of? . when weather conditions are Any make machine. 75c delivered MUIyt That’r a sign .you of Ru»lan Iron, only twenty¡■70c per doxep Watar Embroidery Hoops, assorted An old bachelor is only the unfavorable for other haya apd will anywhere. Phone 148. BA-tf five cent*, -v* . - - — . S' i J i for 25c 'peareet of six. half of a'.pair of scUsors. were dreaming. - , sixes, 6c gad 10c, at Caldwells - U. S. CAN STOP W0ME1TAND CHIL­ ARE YOUR FORCES 1REENFORCEMENTS THOUSANDS EUROPEAN WAR AT HAND ’ OF MEN READY M0B0L1ZED DREN IN DANGER WORTH KNOWING UNION O F.. GRAT' F O R C E S EMBARRASSING SITUATION f Railroad Arithmetic EQUAL TO THE OCCASION « Extra Specials Friday" and Saturday, Sept. 4-5 ^ 2,000 REFUGES THE G R E A T DEMONSTRATION 5c 5c REMNANTS! REMNANTS! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY o & o Io f 5¡D. A. C A L D W E L L & S O N s| X ., Y 121-123 EAST FIRST STREET A USEFUL ' ACCOMPLISHMENT MORE MEN STANDING OF HELPS AND HINTS STARTING CANDIDATES FDR THE WOMAN EVERYDAY ’ W HO S E W S RECRUITS WANTED ARMORED AUTOS BROUGHT INTO PLAY Auto Linen 15c Yard GREATEST • 4 ENTHUSIASM TRpUBLE IN INDIA * “ X SANFORD, FLORIDA % AWAKENED i �THE SANFORD HERALD PRESENT WAR SITUATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF AN ENGLISH OFFICER * N O W 'R ETIR ED ' Wr i t t e n f o r t h e -h e r a l d The week has se in home clearing the coni m snd of the sea which Ger­ of the situation in the main theater many deliberately handed over to of the war. Events have em pha­ France when she forced England to sised the questions bility of Ger­ tcrvenc. What the -other meaning m any 's flagrant and ruthless viola­ is will he felr when the question of tion of Belgian neutrality. It is food supplies become« acute in*-Aus­ pretty evident th at if Germany on tria and Germany. Time? therefore is everything to the allies, and on the other side everything must be French frontier and had treated yentured on one stroke for they can­ Belgium as she has done Holland, not afford to wait. Cut off from tho the position of the French arm y whole world the markets whence she would hy^tly» tim o.have been if not drawi her supplies closed to her, <fésperiÌ%i seriòiw- ^ the extreme. rapid victory or national death are For after nearly four'weeks of fight­ thp alternatives which Germany has ing what—is tho position? Merely to lace. She is making a Gold, a 1 ^-* thw gVangflTl— . hoi ding 'their magnificent bid for tho former, hut -ffutttiet ■■ttf/»*TrtTTcfr‘T P r jTyars has are riot the odds too great? been prepared -fo r this one thing, It will bo intensely intercsttnr that this lino is still intact, but In­ latpr to know what» actually hap­ stead of having to make head alone pened at Nam ur to necessitate the against .the -numerically superior abandonment of the a d v a d ee d posi­ Geiman troops of invasion, she has tion which tho allies first occupied. the support of both England and It js quite evident that in their part Belgium, th a t »bove nll'oJso she’ has of the field a t any rate, the retreat by graeff of England command of was anything but a rout, was Infact the sea. <Ierfhany is in fact al­ merely a change in position ably ready alone io all intents. With carried out. What a ¿pally happene Russia pressing on her eastern boun­ ed in Lorraine and Alsace is yet un daries, with Serviu victorious on certain, except tftnt the French re­ an o th e r‘field, with Italy restless, if treat appear« to have been made in still neutral, Austria's power is large­ some disorder. The importance of ly neutralized, for any. serious htfip tiie failure in these two fields will «he can render her ally. And in both only he capable of measurement Austria and Germany the econome when wo know whether tho morals pressure must steadily grow. Tifile of the French troops has suffered in fact is on the side of the allies. Foreign military, officers atte n d ­ Whatever be the whole trulli ing the German and Frenyh man-' about the engagements which have oeuvers year after year, have noted already taken place, this may be their^ohservations, and of late it has ■aid. .If the allies had succeeded come to be . the general opinion in the .counter attacks with which among these critics t|iat the French they attem pted to break up Ger- soldier was a t least ns well armed, Germany’s advance, the decisive and trained, and led as the Germans tiattle would by now linfe been and were inspired by an equal mili­ .fought. As it is the first Iwe rich tary spirit. And not a few rated th<line is still intact, miri every ilny French rtoops as at least as good a-» gamed on the French frontier mint I hn-«- nf lin-ir powerful neighbor increase the difficulties which the Tlie question, however, s o me Ilines Germans must ultimately face. comes to the mind whether the moral Lord Kitchener put the ease in a effect of their crushing defeat in ‘To nutshell in his speech Inst night. ittlll Htlhronitriously persists It Is If it is to be a light to the finish impossible yet- to know. We imve the British empires can and will only French accounts t o go b\ send to the front un army com­ Those from England an- laconic in parable in sixe with Germany’s huge the extreme and avoid the flowery force. But this h u g e force is now at phrase If however the morale of its maximum while reinforcements the French troops is not serious)y can and will be continually poured a f f e c t e d either b\ tradition or bv possessions That is ope meaning of recent events, i lie -rllo-s can faev th.' PAGE THREE future calmly aa regards the’ultl.mate HEALTH BOARD outcoific. Meanwhile;- both side! must nlrcudy have suffered heavily but the -losses of the Germans should be the greater for they have to take the offensive. Attention is riveted "-on the battle grounds on the French and Belgian frontiers, but- news of a steady Rus­ sian advance comes through with however few , details. That the threat of the bear’s hug is becoming imminent is evidenced by Austria's 'naive 'declaration th a t she will re­ serve the spanking of Scrvia to a pipre opportune, moment. This dec­ laration is the one touch of comic relief to t h e . grisly horror of the situation. In the far cast Japan's entrance into the field will have been viewed with mixed feelings’., even by those floor« for tho good of the state. in whose cause «he has taken up W haCit has accomplished it a mat­ arms. As affecting tho main*"oper*- "ter of voluminous record, which his ntions her notion has no bearing in been | often reported and repeated particular. ,to the people of the j Ttly_ " “«• Charges hive been made th a t tho (results of this quarter c e n tu r y of Germans are using dum-dum or ( consistent scientific work4 have been expanding, bullets contrary—to th«- ^ lingua convention. _ Such charges the popular suapicimr uf~t»pfTig one havo been made in every modern of the most unhealthy sections of war, and should not' he accepted the country to the positive knowl­ without overwhelming proof. In edge that it is one of the most health the present case the reports of sev­ ful, with a death rate probably us eral of the French wounded are con­ low as the lowest. • clusive that they a t any rate were This work has been wrought not. hit by expanding bullets. For against natural difficulties and ob­ JL HeJy «%>—% ■■«tMs iti S'S'iwep-. t no man could, for instance, receivo stacles and against the constantly eleven wounds from such a bullet diminishing opposition of ignorance, W ar and look forward to n long and for »s positive benefits havo become Ile re Is show n n type of the sm aller s ite w sr d irig ib le w ith w hh ti i« happy life. T h e ’ small, long h a rd plainly apparent, the per capita G erm any and and F ra n c e nre liberally equipped. All kinds of s iru rs rt bullet travelling a t immense speed annual .expenditure of ten cents for j be im pressed nto se rv ic e In the terrlflc conflict In E urope, and their- etT.-.and rotating rapidly on its major k each resident of the state, white nmlj moss as a mode of w a rfa re will he w atch ed all over th e world axis, drills a clean and merciful hole black, old and -young, has been aeun{ in a soft skinned animal ,iuch ns to he at least worth while. As a wider knowledge of the plans and accomplishments of the hoard hn*i been disseminated, the approval of the taxpayers lias been given more L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E and more freely, for criticism has C ornm r Park A v s n u « and Second S tr « « t come through ignorance. ’ ’ Every honest man who is working C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L IN G in dead earnest along some partic­ Mulete ular line for his own advancement and hi» own abetterment. and this W a g o n s an d H a r n e s s a l w a y s personal advance adds to that of on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e the s t a t e Each i? an u u i h o n t - i n* his own line ami hi-_rightl> claims □ la c k s m lth in c and W agon R o p alrln g In connection recognition as such lb- accords such recognition to others who are as mt.cere and earnest as liim-elf No one inn Ih- a specialist, an ex­ Don't play with serious matters— pert. in ail departments of human don't YOU carry your own insurance enric.i.or t he s p i n t o t a l of all prac­ against tical working knowledge is too vast, too exhaustive. TORNADOS Il i- on this ground that the State Board of Health claims (or itself for you’ll find the money wanting when the support, inorul and physical, of the storm lias wi|>cd out your property evi-rs -itiren of Florida it is doing Have our strong, reliable company and lias done a great work, iet*ri its tarry your risk—and ho on the safe side. u»el id ness was never greater, its, activity never greater than today. Reasonable rates , The importance of this work in the upbuilding of the state is being rec­ ognised, and naturally this recogni* lion comes‘ from those physicians and laymen who are best acquainted with this work. fts critics and no successful man or organization is ever free fromu them are of two classes: Thosent B O T T » ERS OF SODA WATERS AND wlyi are ignorant, and those who' assume to themsel ves the wisdom to supervise human endeavor in every direction None of us has the right or the wisdom to criticise t|ie acta of an­ other until he knows the reason, the motive for those acts. None of us, Sole A gtnts for Orange City Spring« Mineral Water being human, is shove the possibil­ PHONE 21 ity of error, hut each of us has the right to be recognized ns honest in his error And each ef us has a right to the confidence of the com­ munity, with the cA elusion l h a ‘ with increasing years of- exj>crienc«> make such errors fewer and less irnporta nl Florida's Health Board n pro­ foundly grateful for the, confidence in the past. It axjcs that this he cofitinued as the larger and moy^, W hen you feel t a r e , Com plete abstracts from the records of important problems r.f the future Stretchy. n a if flick, shall tax its wisdom. lituo and O ut of Sort*, Dirigibles Play Part In European Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling ere Have Been Many Fillers and So Cal] Puncture Cures on the Market. None Have Proven S atisfactor/H ntil Now w c .g u a ra n lo t KOR-KER to flu all wo claim for it nr will give your money l»;tck. This is not idle talk, but a fact; our reputation stands hack of H. W F f l l A R A N T F F I To ,u‘a* Punclurej#- if Ei U U n I \ / \ l t 1 E>Ci Not to nffecl resiliency of lire«. A ¥ \ f/* To preserve Ihc life of rubber. I I V C a l% j r \ I C j To increase (be mileage of tires. \s IS.rWJ’m. J *vjol ^ ¡nj urc nnisli or garments. It is not a filler; It Is a G per rent tonic, 91 per cent air. Y ouride on air as now. KOR-KER prevents the air from escaping. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the tires always up. N'o leakage front punctures, air holes or porous tubes. N o rim cuts. Loss blowouts. No lots of time or money by delays on the road. Increase your own pleasure; also your friends’. HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS. Treatm ent simple; not sticky; inexpensive. The tube can be transferred from one shoe to another; will not in any way interfere with vulcanizing. Call or writ far particulars. George C. Chamberlain “ I Ag«nts Wanted O range and S em in o le C o u n ties. look to the U v er; It' Is Torpid. HERBINE 1« <k* nemxedjr1 T3X Nevd. I t Is an In v ig o ra tin g tonic fo r a ‘ torpid liver. T h« first dose b rin g s Im provem ent, a few days use p u ts th e B v cr In flno, vigor* ous condition, lic rb ln o also ex­ te n d s Its reetorntlV e Influence to tho stom ach a n d bowels. I t helps digestion a n d food asstml* lali Ion. purifies th o bow els and b rin g s ta c k tho h a b it of reg u ­ la r d a llf bow el movements^ W hen the sto m ach . Uver and bowels aro active, bilious Im­ p u ritie s no .lo n g e r obstruct fu n ctional processes, tho resu lt of w hich Is r«nowed energy, m ental a c tiv ity a n d c h o a n a l sp irits. .Announcement A call In being ‘ m ade on the Christ!: ns of our country to observe on next Sunday, Sept, (¡fit an hour of prayer that the God of -Nations may restrain the awful title of war in Europe, utid *ave our own great country from being involved. Surely every true patriot should rally to this appeal. The plaeo and hour In Sanford will he announced later. Conductor by tHo^ Benedictine Fathers TERMS - 1225.00 i £ l P lu m b in g and G as F it tin g All Work Receives My Personal Attention And Best Efforts rOH CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR OppMlte City Hail • ! \ J T«l«pk«ss No 23 3-D A IL Y TRAINS E A S T -3 L,v. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Henry tractions |.w n in Preparatory, Comnercial and Clois* lesi Course* ST A N D A R D RAILROAD O F T H E SO U T H B O O K L fcT WILLIAM G . ALDRIDGE Full C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. TC rr le * BOe p f r D ottle. . J s m esr.D allsrd.Prop. St.Louis,Mo. St. Leo College, St; Leo, Pasco County, Florida paid for non-residents, » SELECT TAMILY HOTEL rQ G OUR-- M cLaulin JEW ELER T axes DAILY Jacksonville Savannah.... R ichm ond... Washington. New York... No. 82.—Florida & Went Indian Limited—Freo^ Reclining Steel Chair Cars to Washington—Electric Lighted and Funs. , No. Sfi.^-Tpalmrtto Limited—Free Steel Reclining Chair Curs to Washington— ---- Eloctsic Lighted and Fans;---------------------■ —*-—.-------- j —■*..-----' No, 80.—Coast Lino Florida MuJl—Local Sleeper to Savannah. MY SPECIALTIES Steel Pullman Cars of the highest class operated on all trains. Atlantlf Pickard’s Hand- Painted China Coast Line Dining Cars operated on Trainea 82 and 86. ' Gorham’s Sterling Silver . Ftor Information and Pullman reservations apply to yodr local agent or writ Rogers’ Plated Ware-. Elgin and Waltham Watches * AU* GOODS GUARANTEED - i. . | r , - ■ - ■ •« - -- 1 . A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent 136 West Bay St. - ■ ' C ’' Jacksonville. FI* �m n u i m i i i i m i i i i iim iiiiim iiiim iiiiiiiiim in iiiiiiiiiiii 532353535353485323482353535348485323535348484823235353484848015353480123480200001853534848484823 f t nevrspaper man nnd.you cannot get j women of this country to use thetr H [ ---------------- ----------------------- ------ ----own brain», brains, a na dn d use use them them toto good good ¡¡-a I l L K / i L U a w a y from It If y o u Ho wished. own j purpose. Thoy need no coaching p btlabcd Kvary Tiieaday aod lrrM,V Mórñloí »? from other lYiuntries. -PASSING T H E HAT IHE. IftRAlD PRINTING COMPANY it is safe to predict 1 hat when Florida is already making an ex­ , H. J . HOLLY, t < m o r they do begins the designing*of their hibition of herself in advance of the W, M M » y R t * Buolw«*» M a n a g e r Panama phantasmagoria to be put- gowns we will have a revelation in «Sacrisi»«WP r f « . »2.00 o Vcor In A tlvrc* on a t Frisco in 1915. She I» going the matter of (erhinine attire. Common sense and decency will will always remain a problem to you if you do not at some time face the IM I verni la tha City Or earn*» *2.00 P«r y««r >n to sell punk dollars to help ruisc^ the money for an 'exhibit to dfs-| return, and it will not be at the exad vanea or *0c per monili. issue of making ends meet with the means at hand, but the problem will be P a n s an la la a d i r n e * muai Or made n olBe* credit herself with the big show, | pense of personal appearance or E ntered a t K o o d - d u i mall m atter A n i m i 2£nd What the girls lack in raising this; style, The futuro gowns to be designed 1*0*. a l Uva Porlo flic* a t Sanford. F lorida.. way they boys will perhaps be called andar A rt of March 3rd. 1B7B upon to raise by hunting racoon« by American women will be just as smart and just as stylish ns uny that day when you assert yourself master of the situation and say: “I Trleobone No. >14 and 'pô&sams and peddling the hides. OMc* In Harald Uuildlna Maybe we will p u t. the blind and they have ever worn, with the add­ will not spend more than I earn, but I will save for tomorrow regardless maimed on the street corners to sell ed advantage of radiating refine­ T H E M O R A TO RIU M PLAN of the sacrifice.’' pencils and shoestrings to make up ment and gentility. M any people inquire what a mora­ i American women are the most the deficiency. As a last resort torium la. After that-cornea the With the facilities of this institution at your service, it is akin to ladiea’ aid societies will probably be beautiful on earth, are noted for question as to whether it is expedi­ organised to sell ice cream and old their intellectual attainments, and criminal to neglect your opportunity for saving and financial better*: e n t. The latter is made a matter of clothes to raise the rhino. I t re­ are possessed of an indomitable d o u b t in an article by the editor of ment and we urge upon you to minds us of the plan to advertise spirit which' knows no failure. Commerce and Einanc»! . although The designing of their own gowns Florida by selling coupons printed the aystem prevails throughout in "New York.— Arcadia Enterprise. will Jjc but an incident in their bril­ Europe. It is proposed log use here liant careers, for »Van now the O world is prostrate at the feet of »7 ^ ^ ^ w g S g ? C i t g B T i r x n - E American womknhood. The first question is, then, what that d says -■ ■ »n? W The Sanford H e r a l — * •'#* -ST- "TV" ia J i m ora tori urn? In a word*, it is with everything needed to .sustain. dTTifilT ol deferring payment on life the Sanford section could s ta n d 1----- LEGAL ADVERTISING. debts, public or private. The word a siege for a year. Celery, ia fine^ •Srti— — --------------------1------probably is derived f T o m the idea 4rat as a staple diet it—would no; M a r l a f the C a n a l ? Ja d**. S e m in o le t h a t while a moratorium exists in a suit our stomach. — Apalachicola In Count?, Sl*!r of f l o r id * M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS R. R. DEA5 H. E. TOUR I n ro E i t i n of country, things are in doubt.- The Times, Aa*t C u U n Vlca-f'rrafdrnl Caahler L ara U U Sun**», . , , . , r . S ’‘-L-.-EÏ- #*ï' writer referred to says th a t the Such ignorance is .truly refreshing. T o all Creditor«. L***t#*». D lr t r lb u t s é s M d h i v i n g C t l l n n or D w n i n a * . J y .,’ t r a ction of a banker, who refuses to Don’t you know, Bro. Johnson, th at * aallc a i nl’*r*oni I i t **ld E i l a t * : You, a n d n t h of y o u ara h r r r b ? notified honor the checks of a mad depos­ Sanford Shipped the past season a n d required to p r e e e n l any claim* and itor, known to be burning up „his 225,000 .ccates of vegetables aside d e m a n d * w h i c h ‘y o u . or e ithe r ol y ou, m »y h a v e i i i l m l Ib* « » talo of Lovell I . Stone, money, would be approved In pub­ from celery and lettuce and. 25,000 deceased. 1*1* of S e m in o l e C o u n ty , Florid*, lic opinion and finance, an d nn barrels of Irish potatoes. As to to t h a u n d r r ilg n e d a d m ln la tr a lr lx of ««Id ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiH « • la te , within two y e a r * from th e d i t a h e r e ­ American moratorium, he holds, sweet potatoes, cattle, hogs, sheep | of. would be the same. and chickens we have them all,, the* —H a ted A ugutl 2 7 t hA, NA¡N A!>•C.1914, STONFl, . A d m l n U t r a t r i i. T he reason for thut opinion is rivers arc full of fish, the woods full! 3-Tun* Ste t h a t American securities held in of game and we cppldn’t starve if j n o t ic i: o r e l e c t io n Europe to the extent of several Euroj>e was wiped oil the map. T o ’ Ih» Sheriff uf S e m in ó le County* of th* Ht «!«» of Flofiflmr billions of dollars and are the most O-----IV» i i f known» - T h a t 1, II C l a y O f i w f o r 4 salable thing th a t-E u ro p e has now Those Florida papers which have; H r rr e f a rV of H i t t * nf t h e H t i t e of Flo r* d«, f rb jr give ñutir«* t h a t a g e n e r a l e l t e is American securities. That is why shown a disposition to disparage the 4l i oo n h *will he held in S e m i n o l e C’o u n i v , Stai** ••f F l o r i d a , or» T u e s d a y r e t i » u r c e e d i n f t h e ^ th ere was such a flood of them of­ state tax commission and depreciate f i n i M o n d a y In N o v e m b e r , A. I). 191*4! fered in the market before the war Its value to the taxpayers would do t h e n i d T u e s d a y h f l n g t h e t h i r d i l i y of broke out. *, well to remember th a t this same* com N oFvoerm bUenr i. t e d H t a t e a S e n a t o r f ro m t h e S t a t e Hecau.se bf the vast amount of misslop has succeeded in increasin o f F l n r i d a - J o r Mi v e t r « I ro n * M a r r h 4, 1 9 1 S. F o r II f T ' n e n t a t l v n f r o m t h e F o u r t h C o n offerings for sale at almost any the valuation of taxable property by p(rre»lonal f Hit f l i t of t h e S t a t e of F l o ri d i * t h e P l a t y - f o u r t h C o n g r e * * of t h e Uniteci price that could be got, those who more than JfiO,000,000. Nothing is in S tair« F « r ( > m m i » i * * f i r r of A f n r u l t o r e trf t hr held the same kind of securities In more notorious than lhi* persistent Stai** rtf F lo rid a. this country felt that by ciopreAiifig | anti outrageous under valuation by Fo r T t f » J u«ticee o f t h e S y p rd m i 1 C o l l i i t h e S l a t » of F l o r i d * th em below their actual value, the of property by many people when of For T *ii It àMr o a d C‘o rn m 1«*on Tier « «»f I hr j holdings of jieople in savings banks rendering it for taxes. Much land S t a i r of F lo rid a » F o r Nfi*i M e m b e r nf t h e II uu*r of H e p fa a n d trust companies were forced given in at 12.50 and $5.00 per acre • eniatlvr*« of t h e S t a t e of F lo rid a For C ounty Judge. down below u reasonable price. The for taxes is*held on the market for F o r She ri if. F o r < Ic r V of t h e f i r e m i ( miri result would be that houses holding ten times that value, and this evil F o r t 'o u n t v Awie«»ur ol T*irw perfectly good securities m ig h t. find bus become chronic over the whole F o r T a i ( Jo lleeio r. For C o u n ty T r e n a u r e r . their market v a lu e . so far below state, thereby working a great hard­ F o r / ' a u n t y S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of I’uhllr normal as to force them, in compli­ ship upon \ u c h property owners as 1n*t> a c t i o n Fo r C o u n t y S u r v e y o f a n ce with law, into liquidation it­ were conscientious in rendering their For Five ( a u n ty ( 'o m Fo r T h r e e M e m b e r » o f t h e C o u n t y fio a self, nnd at uny rate, greatly to property. The work of the tax com­ %f P u b l i e I n * t r u r t i o n . a la rm their customers. mission ■in increasing values $G0. • F o r J u a t l r e of t h e P e n e # In a fid for t h e I t is useless to tell people th a t a 000,000‘shows <hat n good start has f1.o llo4.w in g J u n l i r t D l a t r i r u . vi* Nfoa. 1 Fo r C o n a t a b l e In a n d for th * f o llo w in g «ecurity Is good in fact without real been made In repairing a weak and Photo by American l*rrs* Aaibctatlufi »tic*# 1)1*4f l e t i , v ia : No* 1, if. ¡I, 4 regard for its market value. They inefficient system which works grave J it In feat I m o n y v h a r v o f I h » * e h e r e u n t o my hand and a filled th# fi feat S eal of will not believe it, .for generally mar-4-tnjusTiev-tTT tho«? people who render aet t h e S ta te of F lorida, a t T a U a b a t a r * , tit# C a p ita l, t hi* th* t tyr nly-fourt h .lay of ket valuó a n d -re a l-value closely cor th eir'p ro p e rty fairly for taxes and 1914 , respond, Still thdre are cases where are thus made to assume the burden A u g u s t , A. 11, II. C L A Y e i l A W P O i t n *■ B t f r r l i t y of S t a t e . fluctuations’ in price nre oven violent resulting from the fAllure of others T o C. M. H a n d , S h e r i f f . Sem fonl# C o u n t y . a n d still stock is paying,-year in and to do so.— Lukeland Telegram 3 - T u # * - 9 tc y e a r out, an unvarying rate of divi­ ------O------N o l l r r of Appllratlon- or T i t t . r r d ITndrr dend. . • H rrllon 373 of t h o ( i r n r l i l H u l t l n Potatoes, cither sweet, or Irish, N oilr* 1« h.r*tiy ( I v o n t h a t F n r r w t l.«Wr, Sometimes a s ta y law, in the na­ are going to be a big money crop this l>urrhi*rr of T * i O r t l t r i t n Nn.* 1041, 1019, 1033, 1060, 1071. d a t r d lb* 3rd d a y tu re of a moratorium, has rbecnp year and none equal the Florida of Jun*. A. It. i9 1 2 . h** fllod aald rartlflfound useful, although It must beu product. J The man who has lived rat,.» In m y ofllr* a n d ha* m ade *p|tllr*tlon for tax d r . d to l**ur Jn a c c o r d a n t« «1th law . bandied with care lest it lead to north and eaten the lumpy potatoes Said CortlHratc* e m b r a c e the. following d*»abuses. On the whole, we nre great* from some of the most famous potato erlb cd prope rty ■dtuatod In Scmlnol« C o u n ­ t y . Klorld», in-wil l.o t J, lllk C. M it­ ly in doubt ns to whether a mora­ fields, -of America appreciates the chell*» S u r r e y 1-cvy G r a n t l l « * b»( 17 *h* N of S W o r run f» S3 f- 3.03 ch», N to riu m will be ever in fnvor with Florida product more highly than f. dry W ‘J cl)» *<’ lutbo.d*C-them-« in main p u r peoplo, after the experience we tho man who has been raised on the direction 70 ilcy W 3.67 ch» to W bdry o f I^Jt Hi d c ( E 10,30 ch* t o hofl. lM < have had in former times with the Cracker variety of spuds. They are .13. 4 t r 7H. lllk f>. 'M i t c h * » * TAvy G r . h t . land I v i n s *»*r»«cd *t the d *to sam e principle, under the name of the most consistently mealy pota­ Of Tthhee »aid U iu a n r c of *U«h rvrtiflrato In th »40, K. m n u of No. 1044, N . B. Oil**: No. 1040, • t h e stay law. toes grown anywhere in this coun-» H y P a lm a r; No. I0&S. 10S0, 107!. N. " H. try. We haven’t eaten ally of the n f l a t . I7nth*a *a|d c c r t lf l r a ta »hall h , n*r d l n i t o J a w , l a * d r e d will l u u i AN U N C E R T A IN GAME European or British brands’, though dthraermc or dn oonr r o tho* l* t d a y of Ortnbor, A. P , T h e war seems to be putting the we have hopes sometimes.— Tampa 1914. / W l t t r t w a e ^ » f l H s L * l i n * n n r *nd •»»! tUI» kibosh on Flondn newspapers nnd Tribune. t h e 1*4 d a r " o f K «pt»m b*?, A. I>, 1914. «oral) B. A. IlO U O f.A S S, , w hether' tho editors arc going to Clark Clrriill C o u r t , Romlnol* Co.. Kl*. B y J . C . Hobrrt». D. C. E u ro p e to join tho armies or whothcr The Herald is giving the people 3 - T u r j- M c w ar has raised the price of paper of Sanford the best nows service or has thrown men nut of employ­ thair'lias ever been offered before in Nolle* of Appllrallao for T a l Deed Under H r t l lo a 373 of | h o G e n e r a l Statu te* m e n t in turpehtino und phosphate thekeity. We arc getting the war N otice l i h*r*b)r l i v e n t h a t P otreat l.ake,' r c h a ie r of T a x C e r tif lr a to a Noi, 10ÌD, resulting in hard times it would ajv nowd fresh from the wire* and right u031, 1039, 1039, I O « ! , t O t l . 106.1, 1064. P h o t o b y Au.terr-an I 'te a * A n u c i a t i u n p e a r th a t the newspapers are suf Trofli the wireless station at Say- 1069, 1070, d a te d t h e 3rd - d a y of Ju n e , A. D. 1918, ha* died «aid certificale In toy . fering and suspending every week ville, Long Island a n d we expect the offlra a n d hxi tjtide a p p li c a t io n fur t u deed l**ua In a c c o rd an c e w i t h law. Said cer­ or two. Among the latest suspen­ people to reciprocate by subscribing ttioOrate* o m b rare t h * followlnx d n r r i h a d a f A99»<*»en f a r T a * D eed U n d e r t e m b e r, A. D . 1914. sions are ^he-Bowling Green Times for The Hendd. We are riot get­ p r o p o r t y » l iu i t e d In S e m in o le c ounty. F l o r ­ N etlr# W lt n e u m y official «Ixna ture and real S e c tio n 3T1 of, the G e n e r a l H latu le* i.d_« to iw lt : l.o U 46> S I , T0< 22, 71< 21, *4. SO,, S*, — 40, Civilization. thl» lb* t a t (fay a t Septem ber, A P . 1914, . . a n d the Hawthorne Herald and they ting out this expensive service for 42, 4 t ,, 41, » , L49,. I - , . . . < » , > ■ » « I I I 71. N otice I* hereby elven t h a t M. 1« W r l | h l ( (*eal) • E. A. D O U G I . A S S , It Is tha triumph of clvlllutlon th at lllocl* D. Mitchell'* L a e y Mitriteli'* l e v ? G rant. T h e »aid p archaeer of T ax Certificate N o. 343, d a t a d Clerk C i r c u i t C o u rt. Sem in ole Co.. FI*. inform the readers th a t lack of pat* our health.’ . If you are .a subscriber, l a n d h e l n | aateoaed a t t h e d a te of th e laa«. the &th d a y o f , Ju n e , A. D. 1011. h** filed B y J. C. i t o b e r t a , D. C. , at last communities Jiavo obtained rbnngt* is the chief cause. Lack you are perfectly welcome to the anew of aurh certificate« In the n a m e af eald r e r t i n r a t * In m y ofllr* a n d .ha* m a d e 3-Tuee-3tc such a mastery over natural lawa th at U n k n o w n . Unlew **ld r e r t i n r t l r « ,*h»ll 1» • PPlIcatjon for. t a x deed t o Isa u t In a c c o r d ­ of patronage will kill the fhost daily bulletin service In front of the redeem ed a c c o rd ln f t o law , ta* deed will ance w ith law. Said c ertific ate e m b ra ce * they drive and control them. Tho Imu* thereon on t h * l i t d a y ol October, th* follow ini described p r o p e r t y e ltu a te d In promising business in tfye world and Herald office on Herald Square. wlnda. tho water, electrlcty. all allonn A. D. 1114. Seminole C o u n ty , Florida, t o - w ltf fA>t »14, W l t n e u my OfRHal a l f n i t u r e and *eal d r - » S3 ft.) lllk 6. T ie r 1. S a n fo rd . -T h * It would bo much better for all con­ ‘ Dally Thought. that tn their wild form werodfltiRcrous, thl* t h * l» t tfay ol S e p te m b e r.* A . D. 1914. la i d l a n d b r i n y a w e a w d a t t h e d a ta of t h * Ho lhat bostows a gift «fiottili foi^ am now controlled by human tvtil, nnd cerned if the editor of a newspaper In this issue is a n article on the peal) , E . A. DO U G I.A S S, ' ieauanje of auch certificate in th* n a m e of Clerk C ircuit C o u r t . Serolaol* Co.. Fla. U— G a rn e r. Unteaa aald certificate »halt jot It, ho tirai receivet ooo rhould nro w ould look more closely into the war by an English officer .and it made useful servants.—Henry T ly J. C. Itoperte, h . C. re deem ed according t o la w , lax d e e d »vor hef** it In ?'***' •■*•"-'•—Solon. Ward Beecher. business conditions of his town and gives a clear insight into conditions a-Tuyt-Olr will laao* thereon on ik e 3 0 t h d x y of S e p c o u n ty before he climbed Into the written ‘ without bias. The. first ' publishing business. Newspapers hand knowledge of the warring na­ a r e classed among the luxuries and tions Is timely. w hen the peoplo s ta r t cutting down expenses they usually cut the home The Sanford H erald is a public p a per first. On tho other hand they institution but it is not a free library m a y dig for a big daily paper th a t as we would like to call attention of gives them no local news a t all but thoso who expect to get the paper t h e fickle public will always drop tho without paying for it. hom e paper first an d this fact should 11 omen and Gowns bo borne in mind by the newspaper And now the women of America m en who are contemplating starting with' support from the peanut politic­ are up against it. ians and the men who always borrow "They must design their own gowns France is was ridden and the th e ir neighbor’s paper In preference to subscribing for the paper them ­ masters of fashion in Paris can no selves. The newspaper game, is a longer supply the demand. Franco has our Sympathy in its m a n ’s Job anil few know the vlcis* nitudes th a t are encountered on the troughs, hut we hall th e day when way. The experiences of the editor American women muat depend upon of The Herald would fill a largo their, own initiative in the m atter book and are the experiences of q( dress, for when American women •very member of the craft in every undertake to do a thing IT IS * . c o u n ty of America ojbfJurope. I t DONE. £3'-j We have depended upon Paris ia th e survival of the fittest a n d it I tak e s money to make the presses go too long. t We have accepted the hideous a n d the lean years predominate, Beautiful 7-R oom Bungalows,’ H o t and Cold W ater, On Improved Vegetable Farm 700 F in e M inorca and Wyan­ th ere is not.one of us today who creations that have been handed us -GOING. ' exchange placea with the without a murmur, simply because d o tte Chickens, Incubators, Coops, Brooders, B e st M odel P ens, Horeo and Wagon, Barn. A f th e United S u t e s for they bore the French label. M A G M O LI A This la an opportune time for the spa per man Is always a j j ^ANFO RD, FLA . — ^ ■ C lllF n iin | n r o A N I U K II IlFDAI THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING SOLVED BEGIN TO SAVE TODAY . SANFORD, FLA. ENGLISH BICYCLE ARTILLERY ENGLISH HEAVY ARTILLERY f AN I N C O M E N O W Bargain. AVENUE ^ H a tu ia H A. P. C O N N E LL Y A MM mm �■ $3? * i*. PEPTEMCER 1. M i l ■■ r, • J, H. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY i fromMrs.Atlanta, Bruton has returned where she spent sev­ eral days purchasing .her full stock U tile Happenings— Mention Of of millinery She was accompanied honje by Miss King, who will be her •M atters In Brief trimmer thin season. Miss King was here the past season and ijyt.L* many friends who will be glad to welcome PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST her buck to Sanford. Mrs. Bruton will announce the millinery opening jam miry Of The Floating Small Talka Inter. Surrinrtly Arranged For Hurried Come to the Nautilus Casino at Herald Header* Seabreeze, the coolest spot in Flor­ ida, to spend your vacation. Per­ M. M. Sm ith and famlly’ o fjw In - fect bathing houses and beach. ter Park are In tho city to;l»y. Fresh water shower.* New woolen Fo Prol. W. L. Hnrvey left yesterday bathing sui.ts and room 25c, men and women. 100-13tc on a business trip to Jacksonville and Tollshsssec. Attorney Ged. DeCottes made a short"business trip to T a m p a last ■week. • *. • Sco Dutton for turnip, m u s ta r d ■JrH'VW 11 cauliflower s e e d / 96-tf = Mrs. Allen Jones is spending a few days at the Spencer cottage at Cor­ onado Beach. ■ . — Hair. Rood*- new line of hum an hair switches a t . M Williams. 10G First street.- .... » e t c Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial gasoline irons a t Mm. Simon'ti.J. 2-tf Hereon Class The Berea ns had a very interest; ing meeting on lam Sunday. The pastor is our. teacher and our lessons are discussed in such a way that almost any one can understand the ha r deal W * ! m u r i n e October rn - hear the lectures given by prominent men of Sanford. Come a n d be with us. . ' > . E. G.-* Class Reporter. Mrs. Hynes an d Mm. Hoolphan have returned from a pleasant visit with friends and rejatlves in WayNEW RESTAURANT cross. ■ . The Bell Restaurant will open or .. 19th in the■ Hines Building Mr. and. Mrs. uHurry Ferran. otf ! August * , _ . , i. ■, | 11 o l i n t St Meals and short orders Eustis were in tho city yesterday. will he served. Furnished rooms upthe guests of Mr. Permit's 'sister, ! stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor. . Mro. D. L. Thrasher. f 101 :ttp Get your ice eream from Duhurt's Ice Crettm Fuctory. 85-tf Notice School Exiimination The teachers' county examination K. J. Hudnall of Birmingham is in the, city on a prospective trip. He .for county certificates will be held Jia prominent rani estate man of a t Sanford beginning Tuesday, Sept. _8th at 8 a. m. For white Birmingham. teachers in the Sanford High School; S. Maxwell, ha* returned from a for colored teachers in the Hopper few weeks h| h*ii I ut Charleston und A ca d i m> other point# in North and South A tea of one dollar will Imi col­ Carolina. lected of each examinee Bring ink. New hooking orders f<>r Big Hol­ pen .t i >1 |>a per ton Lettuce and ('uubllower seed 1» I. I'll RASHKK Snpt •SF K. Hutton. 96-tf 1 IIH (' H l l h o s e Is s p e n d i n g til l - w e e k THE SÀNFORD HERALD 1 Endeavor leChristian v -,Notea -g PAGE n V E Mra. B. C. Maxwell, in the Presby­ terian society of 'Sanford. It was organized this spring and has forty members, with prospects for more They expect to help in state union finances this fall, and gel more liter­ ature from Boston to help keep-up interest State President Curry of Jackson­ ville has taken a trip off to Mon­ treat. N 0 . hip expected to rerurti home i his week. We appreciate the workers' writing our office when away on their summer vacations *. GR AC E A. TO W N SEN D Intertachen, Sept. 1st, In th e list of teachers for th a winTer term of the city *chool of Kissiinmee were several listed who are either Endoavorcrs of the Presby­ terian or Christian church societies. Perhaps tho editor of the Kissimmee Valley Gazette did not know this but we did. One of them 1* Ml** Ruth, daughter of Mnu J. W. Miller, who is to be the Kindergarten teacher. Mrs, Miller was Torn/erly a state and district officer, und is hostesk for Secretary Grace when she goes to Kissimmee. It was the Miami Metropolis which told of U#... three active Endeavorern from th a t many societies, SALAMAGÎUNDI of its city, who were to represent their churches in tho first conven­ Fifteen women have been tried in tion for Southeastern district meet­ Chicago upon the charge of mufder ing In West Palm Beach this week. foF killing their husbyntivr-nnd not Miami has more denominations rep­ or# -ronvretiwIr»»iiuugfc.-ti»a—im tk n c e resented in Christian Endeavor than of, the fact* was Convincing. The con­ any place in the state but St. Pe­ clusion it^Jnavitaitlc. th a t the killing tersburg and. Tampa. *. -uf jx hvft baftfi in one of our press exchanges nois, either justifiable or excusable dcre figures showing, how great in homicide, territory was DeSoto country As far as we know we have m)t for opr If the Germans are continually lic­ .tklnla ■union a single society within ing "driven back" isn’t it rather re­ itS boundaries. Field work is the markable that they were in positions problem not yet * solved for such this morning that are in advance of parts of the state. those held yesterday? It is somewhat It is good to see the interest enlightening to study these war tel­ taken in temperance, especially th a t egrams with a war map in gfrort of of the W. CL T, U,’ division of the you. good work, ity_ Florida papers. The Lakeland News last week gave much A big delegation of convict les­ space to n plea for "the white rib­ sees appeared today before the board bon." as a favor to the godd women on stnte institutions and prayed for of tho Temperance Union. relief und. r their contracts with the Could suvngc> u hp never heard of state bc.ause of the arut y condition the gospci of love act Inure savage of the naval stores market. Many Than some members of the great, of them claim they cannot continue! strong white rnce, now in Europe-1 to- if‘e their gangs The matter is What must the converted people of still unde eonsiderillion the islands und other missionary lands think of such an example? Flnri.h, shipped nearly 15.000 enrUnder a large heading. "T h e Cnl- | oatb of producp from the *„„,1 ifornla Ernies vorer” for August rails llurin,, , hp ,aM , riIpkin*K season, and for Tithing Week." Sept. G-13. fft, ypt ,„.r ;ll.ri(.ult)lni, possibilities have the raising of money to help make Mrarrt.iv M»«n KU, guessed a t .Culifornia dry. They will have a special held secretary to irtd in this Dativ Thought. great ha tile for rig 1*1cite sues. What r i I - i . i ti lt vf. '.>* n f We sacrifices of any kind have Florida il ■ ....... ’ < ‘1 V «ImEi deliverer« i n . <ic m efforts to heal* ■. m , i h er i Tin*! chi ­ Jill M IIlitk.' IIur slate ' go dry?" it) W.I m i : » •. ih Henry I t u m i Some splendid news came from m i ilru- Seminar •• .It Hi l l ' W • —l u n d i n his .absence his odi •t* is in t hi* «•barg.* Th.* l ur gnst n it nt 1M*r <tf r*1|)li.*» r.*of M P U pe > •■»•¡Vi 'I t u tilli* j inn .utili r u n nr tli.it *I>r. ilohson re ¡inri» t Ini i t hiKi* tin* t u r n » Si ini»ur u uni d f^»* tifi«! who were injured iti tin* Itoli ••r *-x t ht» y r a r if t!ln*r<* u .1» .iitlit •toni dt* PILOT YOUR WAY TO OUR DRUGSTORE For a: Safe Purchase of Anything You May Need ------ vaóii* the Drug Line Quality, Accuracy, Prompt Service, Our Watchword S È M I N O LE J f H A R M J tC Y T ht N ra rw t “D rug S t a r , SANFORD. FLA. '* ____________________________________________________ ;________________________ _ _ PHONE *75 w i t h hi s f a l l i l i ) '« mill Inst w i r k will r. •COVI*r nut ml « -Mitri**. fin* liyl.ltng «».•••firtg a ml t nib ra 1;.**. t h a t Frocks for the Small Girl of till** tlx* at I zuda nee will he larger than that of T he meet Ing will I here lu*ii year fore he field from Sept ein Iter 22nd W est S id e 1 .11 p lo tile 2 tth inclusive. A'preliminary Mrs It. J. Holly and children and program will be issued soon Mias Margaret RohejTs are expected A review of t In*, replies show» home this week from the mountains the greatest demand to lie for In­ of North Carolina where they have formation mi citrus disease» other subject.*. railed for are fertilizers. been for )he past six weeks cultivai! on. I ho i¡,c td dynamite in Hon.' Forrest 1-uke has returned Ihe groves. fruii maturity, orchard from a trip to Jacksonville and other a tit! •In* ;it rkeiing of fruit» hen (Ing points in the s tn te ’in the interest of I wing V" I in* »••noiiftticM of the his candidacy for the position of citrus canker -iiiiation in thè state, Speaker of the House. tfns dl-e.1- 1- itili receive spere.I ni Ï* or fi doses fi fifi will bren k a ii y lenlion *'i ur. program Mr l.luvd case of Ff-ver or Chills Prit * 2.1 Ti'liny ùt i l e «ir ers and Sluppers cents !M-: jit Ij.iign.* ai * Mr l ' . t i k Mirling wIni * Ur. J. C. Fletcher and family have are in charge, .d ili.* ejtrus canker returned from u vh.it to Ft. Monde era dica t ioti wprk on the lower. Fast and were, accompanied homo by Coast «re expected -to tu* prosent 0, E. Sporting, who is now engaged a n d teli of this work and its future. iir-OfMWthr Fi. Meade I)r.. E. W Uerger, thè state nursery inspector wlll teli of l he work tils Closing out all typewriter carbon office i.s dnirig in thè «unirò! of thrs paper Best grade» only, at 25c .liseuse l’rof II, E Steven* of Ih.* per dozen sheet« Herpld Office Ex peri inent Station, who ha* dis!*7-t f coM-red I lo- fatisi* of t hi» «liseuse to Misses R uth Vaughn and l-aunt le* a fungila will deinonslrale the Lee have returned from a very de­ fungus and exhil.it specimen» of the lightful visit with . their grand .liseuse, shouing its «lillerenl stageparents, Mr. and ,Mrs. A Vaughn t of devcloprnerft. lie has isolated at "Forty Palm s" on Lakij Harney, j the fungus and has it growing in Sec the. l RQ Hill Hardware Co. f o r ! pure culture. By inoculating it into ['arson fruit box nails. Prices healthy trees he has been able to J- C. Bears produce the disease readily, prov­ lower tnVu ever before. * 2-4tc ing that he has the right organism Francis Bell of thv Herald force is FLA. AG INCULA L EXP. STA taking his annual vacation of two August 29, 1914. N THE rmftlcBB realm of fashion ono weeks which ho will spend at the finds greater stability and uniform­ beach. Ned Chittenden *is holding ity In tho styles created for little girls down the caster while Chick is than In any other direction. la fact, a away. very- largo proportion of all frocks for Thursdays anil Sundays Wood, It will pay you to li*.t your real young misses show variations of a land Park. Picnic conveniences estnte with Connqlly, 109 Magnolia Binglo model. Tho long waist, or blouse. Joined to the short skirt, as amusements., T he only safe, clean Ave. 3-2tc pictured here, Is developed in all sorta outdoor swimming pool, emptied of. fabrics and In followed closely In daily,- cleaned and re-filled from ar­ Wanted To rent trurk farm near lino In tho simplest as- well as tho tesian well. Shower hath, toboggan Sanforti Apply H. C. Lawton. St. most elaborate of children's 'dresses. •Ude, Leased privately also. 8tSf Thero Is nothing finer or more ele­ Hotel, Snnford. ,3-ltp Johns gant than n dross of embroidered or­ Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain has re­ gandy or Bwiaa or batiste, trimmod turned home from a visit to pointa For Rent— Ten room house a t In northern New York state. She corner Oak avenue and Fourth with ono or two of tho several durable laces that wlll stand any amount of *** accompanied home by her son, street. Apply to W. W. Long. cleaning Cluny and tho filet laces, Durton Hume a n d his wife, who will ’ 3-tfe with tho bc'st Gorman or FVoncb vnl. viilt the Chamberlains for a few will last ns long as tho fabric of tho weeks. ., . Take .N otice— I Will rent, sell, dress, and In fact cluny and filet lacea Stamped Goods! Just received a .trade or build you a house on easy will outwear strong fabrics. Vnl la large assortment of stamped goods, terms. J. Musson, 601 .Palmetto somewhat less durable, and also loss axpcnslvo. . 8-91« vis: gowns, pillow eases, towels, !n- avenue In the picture n straight panel ex­ /*nta’ wear, table ‘‘runners, pillow Some day you will need fire in­ tends down th o /ro u t of tho dresa from tops. etc., a t Mrs. Grace E. Wil­ neck to hem Ttio required fulness Is surance. Get protection now. Con­ liams, 106 First street. 3-2tc Introduced Into tho waist by groups of nelly, 109 Magnolia Ave. . 3-2tc tiny band-run tucks In tho material Henry Yoweli of Orlando was here at each aldo of tho paneL -The front. yesterday and accompanied his Including panels and sides, to tho un­ N O T IC E brother, A rthur Vowel] ’ to New derarm seams, la In one place and an ■ Yorlr. leaving Tait .night: THey ex- As 1 have charge of the business of the extra length a t tho bottom provides P«ct to* be absent several weeks in Title Bond & Guarantee Co., East San­ the radio. The fulness In the back la ford Lund League, and W. A. Whit­ provided by tiny tucks, as at tho * 'b e metropolis. comb, I can be found In the Tax As- aides. • 5 or 8 doses 6G6 will berak any *■ Office in the court houai. . The raffle la set on to tho body of <*w of Fever or Chills. Price 25 "Cents. -*■ ... % - . 94-26t T H O S . K. B A TES the dresa by. means of an Insertion of I *V^ For Sale- Pepper Plants I.nidi y Walker Too Late To Classify. I ---=* J ■ ■ Ü -■iti ^ it'trnSI Photo liy A m erican P ress Asaoclatltm, B a ttle s h ip C o n q u e r o r ’s M ig h ty B r o a d s id e among King George's yvarslilps, the l>uttleshlp Comiuerpr, mem­ M IGHTY ber of the second battle *<|Uitdron. has a displacement of 22.5W ton* und- mount» ten 13 Inch guns. Ttio bow on view of tho vessel show* bow ii inluhly broadside cun lw deliver«*.! against an enemy from either skis of the r.mijurr.ir. Stir 1» driven by turliine engines auu carries a crew of* I**» men And the Clerk Smiled. O.vrwln'9 ReQrct. There recently went Into a fashion­ If I had to live my life over again, I would have tundo a rulo lo read able shoo shop tho daughter of a man ptry mid to some music whose wealth has been acquired with­ ic0 u i*vv ry week, fof pur- in very recent years. Tho young wontrpartr of mj brain now atro­ un wtuUOI»potted to pntrrtfilr«t the clerk phied Would till! b.«v" b'H.U kept ' nnd rejected n number of "classy" ullv.* thru.sit it. ■ Hiii lo.a of tin.»« slipper» In. produced for Iter approval, tasti*« I» n lus» at It .ppluoitB, und muy FI null) kin* said: "I think, perhaps, I pn» H hit In Itljtl lull» to til.* Intellect, ■shall tukn these two pairs But I^oufs und i» rv i i ... :.< tin inorai char­ XV Inieh are too high for me. Give acter. t)> unit . lit.ng tho uinotiotial mo a size lower—or, stuy—perhaps our ' ’t u r le* iHrwlu. Louis XIII will ho high enough." filet laco. Thero Is a capo collar edged with a filet edging, which In turn la finished with n vnl ruffle of very scant fulness. The short puffed deeves aro finished In tho Kamo wny Tho bottom of tho Bklrt Is finished with • the filet edging. After tho Frimch fashion, dainty pallernn In hand etnbroldory (nearly always In flower form) are put In after the lace and material have been sewed to­ gether. Sprays of flowers extend ovor the organdy and laco. Tho pattern. In graceful lines, Is repeated on thfi front panel and about the sleeves. Ag a finishing touch crochet buttons In groups of threo simulate a fastening of the panel to the dress nt each side. There Is a folded ssfh of light bluo ribbon In which an end bangs from tho. simplest of knots to tho edgo of the raffle at the left side. These dresses for young girls arc worn very short. In fact, tho Impres­ sion is that they are a trifle small for tho wearers. But thero Is nmplo room ocrqsa tho shoulders, and careful mothers uminlly sco to It that thero Js a chance of lengthening tho skirt by letting out tucks plsc«*d In tho rufflo or by adding a second loco edging. Tho softness of tho material allows moro fulness than Is really needed, and these little drosses last out two or threo seasons' wear, In this way ma­ king the hand work well worth doing. CUT YOUR COST OF CANDLE - POWER Look at your lamps—«xam inethe inside carefully. Every loopeef lamp wastes your money tirjd keeps you from'Rptting tho light you ought to have. Replace all the wasteful looped (amps with thrifty NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS n l t*il e your light at ho extra cost. They stop the leaks. Come here, send here, telephone here and let us help you cut the cast nf candle-power with NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS AT VERY LOW PRICES. SANFORD LIGHT & FUEL CO. 110 PARK AVENUE 0 i <3 .J U L IA B O T T O M L IY . * ■- * i » i ~;_ ■ ,• • ¿ j jÙ ê tm m �. SEPTEMBER 1. lüj, TUR gANFOlfP HERALD PAQX SIX Exclusive. ? » - faint. * A ypung man had decided to Join Hurtling over the bricks a t an the Episcopal church, but hts family Indlanapolli, May '30th. 19M, ot 80-mile an hour speed, Dawson al­ were all Baptists, s o .h e thought he eleven o’clotk and I CO,000 *|>wm1 most'Is on top.of the prostrate man should bo Immersed when baptised, fatuities are awaiting the next thrill before he sees him. A fraction of n and on going to the rector of the Eple* of a «maatlon-guttrd day. /'-* second and the Matmon will crush copal church ho made a nxjuest for ‘ A green car, with sharp, pointed him. Dawson thinks fast. With such a baptism. The rector decided hood and bearing the number 49, almost "superhuman strength, Joe that It could be quite easily Accom­ passes the stands. It Is GUhooloy'» wrenches the steering wheel. ' The plished and said ha would speak to the losota; Ita ly ’s lotto challonger in thd yellow, car shoots down the era- Baptist minister about It. The Baptist minister, on hearing international speed battle nnd an lutnkmont, its burning tires grazing added starter whose eleventh hour the helpless Bonini. It jumps the this, was quite delighted and readily entry has been made possible by the track, strikes the sand at- the inside . agreed to baptise and take the young withdrawal ol lie Palmajp Mercedes. edge of the brick oval and then man Into the church the following Sunday -morning, but said the rector: Compared with tho five fleet blue turns over twice to claim two vic­ "He just wants you to bapttio him challobgcrs. of France th a t thunder tims, Dawson nnd his mechanician, and he wants to Join my Church.** by wUh galling gun detonation, the Vera Barnes, who are buried under The good Baptist minister then re­ Issou seems to crawl an d Its smoky the twisted, wrecked mechanism of plied by eayinJK: "We do all our own exhausts lack the bark of defiance. washing, but we don't lako In other speed. Far down the home stretch there people's washing.**—Exchange. Dawson b taken to the Held hos­ is a blur of yellow and white. It is pital with * broken collar bqnc, tho M nrm on and Slut*. Joe Dawson twisted back, internal Injuries nnd Might Wad a Bachelor, A little girl of six sat looking and Gil Andemon are driving des­ body blackened by bruises, a wreck perately In pursuit of tho Delages of tho big hearted boy who won the thoughtfully, out the window of her and Peugcota. * They a re . favorites 600-mile race In 1912. He risked homo tho other day. Her mother among America’s defenders. Much his life that the life of another-— asked the caiise of her seriousness. "Oh, * she replied, *i was Just think­ depends ppon their skill und daring might be saved. " D id I hit him.” ing that when I grow up to be a big . Almost hood to hood an d wheel toh ho asks of a nurse and then sinks lady I'm a-goln' to get married and wheel, the Mormon and Btutx flash into, a coma. - *>'• have three children.’; across the wire a» Gilhooley swings The triumph.of Thomas is noth­ The parent was surprised nnd * into the ttIPnr’ttffJng it high and ing compared with the self'sacrifice amused. huggijTg thc'concrfl» wall but with of Joe Dawson, nobleman of speed, "Well, ruminate, throttle wide opop. A rear tire ex- a bruised and lacerated martyr. He indeed,” sha nald- , — p led f Bra k es... drag. The green wears no laurels of victory,- but each c a r " has —maatersU . J l a . tUiva*-- -H. Bandage- *<nr-htf-twCTteLF--atTd"‘Vo m |'tlltwglrt“T m a n r »ho sold; skids, c a r e e n s l i k a . jdiuu.katt. iuuuBody fa a f a r jmrre ’prittrtesa token, a t s?-“But you can never tell,'-mother. I ster, turns over nnd rattles down his ' greatness. / might marry a_ bachelor." the embankm ent to end its uncer­ Mf. Horndon will exhibit two reels tain journey in tho marshes of the showing tho Indianapolis race , of Hagar or Flight. infleld. I t has tossed _ both the last May and patrons of the Star Hagar, which In Hebrew means driver and hU mechanician from will t>e Introduced to tho fastust, "flight,** was tho handmaiden of Sntheir sentn. Gilhooley lies uncon­ greatest and most daring drivers o,» rnL and mother of Abraham's eldest son lshmnol. She was of Egyptian scious near the mass of silent sleek the day showing them in their speedy Ills helper, Lino Bonlni is stretched creations just ns they looked during origin. Her flight, ns recorded In Genesis 16 and her; expulsion, chapter out on the bricks of the track, the race. ^Thursday, Sept.. 3rd» is 31, are from tho Jnhvlstlc and Elohlsbruised, battered nnd duxed. the da>* nnd date. tic sources respectively, and present Bonini groans and raises his hend. Interesting points of comparison. She He henrs the roar c," the onrusiilnji j was regarded as tho ancestress of the cars. Ho sees them bearing clown Soft Soap Used W ith Concrete. I Ilagarenes or Hagorites, described In A solution of soft ioap Instead of I I Chronicles, 6:10, and Paul uses her upon him. On his hands and knees ho starts to crawl up the slippery water was. used in making a water­ as a typo of tho old covenant (Sinai) embankment. A curse and n-prayer proof concrete Inhulldlnx ilm founda­ and the earthly Jerusalem In Gala­ are on his lips. Ho crumples In a tion of n grain elevai n r on • a river tians, 4:35. hank.In ■r V i P ro fttra for Thoraday BRITISH BATTLESHIP CLEARED FOR ACTION It.*I “A fter All,' Carter’8 is the Qest yy We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. Remember the Herald when yqu want INK. ’ .. 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"Then every doubt Is rem oved: thu one killed was my bug—husband.*' A. C. McClurg & Co. , There was a long, p ain fu l silence, during which I stared ou t Into the h a i got »¡tHiii my nerves. You you ditrk." niechnnlrally guiding the Iwnt. although every thought centered on mustn't »colil me." "Of course not. I feel the weight her motion it** figure. W h a t should I How wns 1 fo approach her m yself.” 1 replied kindly.» "This expe­ say? rience Is' almost oh new jo me ns to now? Those were long m in u tes I sat straight yourself. You must remember 1 am there, spccchles*. gazing ahead, my brain Inert, m y bnnd hard no sailor." Heed Undar of (aid y«ar* In oath of tha flperial Rrhonl Ta* OlitHcto horoin after aamodi oald aloet" t. o u m I«-lleve th e nfl. he N° tlr* Uef, h4 !r ,b L fW «n »h»l Hvnry Oloon. o I t . lin ne I» l» «deeaaud?? " purrh*»*r T a t r.olrtlflrato No. 2050 datoti lon to bo hold 'Tuo<d*r, Soptombor 15th In ' I a m HIIre o f u n » titoligli | l i a d th# 2nd d a y of Juno A. I>. 1902. hoa fllod Sanford Special Ta* Kehoot Dlatrirt No I, I-onrwcotl Sportal Ta* School Itfat.ict No 2, Ovotdo Special Ta* tcbool TfiottJrt No 8. s e e n hi* b o d y . I f e e l It t u Ir t r u e . " V V m I Ä * i n‘ * . Ä Chuluota Sperta) Tax School Ii.rfrirt No 4, D o you undemtuiid now why hecause | ,nr" *l*h l»w. ............... . i _ . Hold C ortlflra to rratirarro tho tu ll o » Inr do and (ioneva Special Ta* School ftiiliMt No, 5. t f t h e f a c t w e c a n u o l o n g e r r e t n n l n «rril-od p t o p o r t y . oltuatiuj in Somln«lo i o u n - Eutther, «aid oloctlon (hall bo held under the frien d a?" ty. Klorld*. to-writ : Boo 714 rill W ol NK •ame rule* and reiulatlona. and the quglr.ration, of olortlon (hall bo tho Mine, a* ot Nw u ol st: i i V fo. T|> 21 , it 1 1 , prescribed for tho** voting In tho oriflnal * es. I bnpit forti», l>ecail»e you run " s—‘ J I----.. K o ft S 2 0 t t, J w --« O ft, N 120 I t . T h o « a lti la n d b r in g a n r u i d a l th o d a to •lertion rreatinf a aperlal tax orhonl Dfitrict. kuow how I iiave grow n to feel to T ho follo w ln z or* tho Ina portora a n d clerk* Craig SY N O P SIS (jordon C r a i g la lilrod b y «wo m e n , VeU t a d N tafe, for 110,000 t o g o s o u t h a n d Imp e r a o n a ta I’h lilp H e n l e y , o a te n a l b l y t o a a v a w e e U t e ( o r l l a n l a y , who, ( h e y a a y , la In prtaon. O r a l « la t o t a k e w i t h h i m a wop . H (o I m p e r s o n a t e Mr*. H e n l e y . - BoapectW of bur*lary.4'Crnlc la cleared Then I ilcecrllnil (he change In my gj a young woman wandci+iig in the •treat She la q u t of work anti hungry. plans. Hhe llsteued »(ulelly, asking a T h e y talk In a roataurani question now a ml then, Bb, la * n a c t r e a a . d r i r r t e d by h e r V W lthy, d r u n k e n h u e b a n d Hhe c o n a e n ta to go a o y th w i t h C r a ig . "yrm. O a r o a r d la a g o o d w o m a n a n d will y th e p a r t o f M ra. H e n l e y t o h e lp dg. T h e y Arrive a t l h a r u n d o w n H e n ­ ley p l a n t a t i o n a n d a r e g r e e t e d bjr a r o u g h looking o v e r s e e r . S Coomb*. t h e o v e r e e e r , a n d a m y a l e r t o u * negreaa. Sail la, s e e m to be t h e o n l y p e r eon* on t h e p l a n t a t i o n . C r a i g la a w a k aned by a s h o t a n d ftrrd* a m n n m u r d e r e d . Q r o u is a r d . n c r e o l e f r i e n d o f Coomb*, appear«. P r o b i n g t h e m u r d e r . C r p l g finds th e c orpse m l a e t n g fctra. H p r n n r d . l i r e a l l y V r a H e n l e y S h * a n d C r a i g d e t e r m i n e to light' f o r h e r m laaftig h u a b a n d ' a e s t a t e . 8 b e bet lav ea H a n l e y d e a d . — Coom b « d e n t e a t l e n l r y l a d e a d « Bea C r a i g , a l t h o u g h t h e l a t t e r r e v e a l * M r* H e n l e y 's I d e n t i t y t o t h e o v e r s e e r . T h e l a t t e r a a y a H e a l e y h l m e e l f p u t h im la c h a r t s j i f t h e p l a n t a t i o n . , M r a l l e n l e y a n d C r a i g And P h i l i p H e n ­ ley's t e a l r i n g In t h e g a r d e n . E x p l o r i n g t h e bo u se a lo n e . C r a i g And* a s e c r e t b a s e ­ m ent r o o m - . He U t r a p p e d a n d d i s c o v e r s t w o d e a d bodice. O n e la t h o m i s s i n g c o r p s e , a n d the o t h e r Is C o o m b * . C r a i g Is s t r u c k down a n d la m a d e p r i s o n e r b y a d a r k young m a n . a n o t h e r n a m e d H e r m a n a n d D roustard. M rs. l l e n l e y te a ls o c a u g h t . Craig a n d t h e w o m a n a r e t a k e n a b o a r d a yacht, w h i c h «nils T h e o w n e r a n d m a t ­ ter. th e d a r k y o u n g m a n . c all« h im s e lf PhtUp H e n l e y H e tr ie * t o w in C r a ig , a n d the l a t t e r f e ig n * f r i e n d s h i p f o r h i m In o r ­ de r to h e l p t h e w o m a n . Mr«, H e n l e y d e n i e s t h e m a o la h e r hu e 'band. Who 1«.l o c k e d u p In a s t a t e r o o m , a n d "llenley" p ro d y c« « paper* w h ic h s e e m in g ­ ly »upport h l a c ja l t n **Crnlg. p r e t e n d * to Join In hla f lllb iia io rtn g e i p e d l t l o n . Craig p l a n a l o e a c n p o w i t h M r s l le n l e y In a »mall b o a t a n d p r o v i s i o n s It s e c r e t ly Going to s u m m o n h e r, h a rinds h e r c a b i n unoccupied, b u t In g o o d o r d e r t " l l e n l e y " f o r c e * hla a t t e n t i o n * on M rs Henley, a n d C r a i g s a v e s h e r. m a k i n g (lie captain n p r i s o n e r In hla o w n c a b i n " H e n l e y 's " m e n h a v e o r d e r s f r o m h i m not t o d i s t u r b h i m C r a i g l u n c h e s w i t h Elrouasard T he creole, a n g r y with " H e n l e y , " tells CTwlg t h a t " H e n l e y " la P h i l i p H e n l e y 's half b ro th e r, s o n o f Bailie, a n d t h e ! P h ilip Is dead. T h e h a l f b r e e d Is t r y i n g to se ise tb s estate C r a i g p r e p a r e s t o le a v e lh a yacht At nig h t C r u l g a n d M ra In the sm a ll h o o t , t a k i n g Mexico T h e y d e c i d e Vail tw o crooks t r y i n g to g r a b tate CHAPTER T h e O pen lle n lev em bark t o t h o g o l f of and N eale wsre th e llenley e s­ X V I. Dost. ^ P 1 T^TYT! **ir'ltfrn£Etp; 1 tirade It, rolling' over tbs* low gun WW witte, tin* writer draining from mu into a pool si the b o t to m . * "You nre u One*, bmvt* girl.'* 1 *ald •Incerely. unable to rent rain my ad­ miration. She dropped bur bund mid ln'gnn t*> •ob. “Oh, no., no! I run not." she replied tremblingly. "I nm «udi a coward You raunot know ilit* terror I have felt" - "Of course. Hut my tn-lng here make» a difference?" "Always," alio confessed frankly. "8omohow i can nevor bo afraid with you. Hut—but what shall we do now?” "I hardly know whQt to put you a t Oh, yes! Here Is u tin, and you enu ball out this writer ttinshliig nlxnit In the bottom. That will Ik* val uabl e •err Ice.” “iVhnt will you do7" ° “Itig up the »nil the best 1 ran In the dark. There Is breeze enough to give us som e headway und »hip the rudder." “Do you know which direction to steer?** "Not now, but I have a compass In my pocket A northeast course would be sure to bring us to tbe const, and towns are m/nltered along. 1 found T5at out from Urouasnrd yesterday." God pity us If we ever foil Into lienley** clutches ngnln. T here (Vns In uiy mind, now 1 hnd leisure to con­ sider. no doubt ss to whut those on board that vessel would do after they discovered him. They would rrallte we were somewhat astern, and, in the bope of sighting up at dnyllght_would cruise back nnd forth In those Imme­ diate waters. Any moment tbe Sea Gull's sharp prow might loom up out of the black wall. Aa aho carried no lights there would be no warning. It occurred to me tbat they would be more apt to take a course well In to­ ward shore, anticipating l would en­ deavor to reach the protection of the coaat under cover of darkness. Some one would discover the loss of the tell­ tale compass, which would naturally confirm that suspicion. Convinced of this 1 steered more to tbe eastward. Feeling of the face of tbe compass again to a ami re myself of tbe direction. I brought a tin of biscuit from tbe bow locker, more aa an excuse for opening conversation tlinn from any feeling of hunger. “U must be pretty close to tnldbight,'* I said finally. "Are you bung x jr The shapeless form In the oilskins straightened «lightly, and 1 knew abe had turned her face toward me. ' "Hungry! Ob, no; 1 bud not thought of that." . ‘‘You have been crylngY*, "Yes: It la so foolish; but l urn so frightened out here lb this little boat Xl,e du'rkiR-** a n d ’tbat'Awful water "What* paper» did you find In the desk?" “ Letter» mostly, establishing tbiv Identity o f the captain.” "Who 1«. he—really?" “Charles Henley — I’hlllp lle n le y '» half brother by a negro mother. Did vou ever heat of him?" . . "No; I was never told there was such a man.” "I doubt If any one -ou tsid e those Immediately Interested ever knew thu ctrcwustnirto*. Of r<inTtfci«rtN!*3Z« kept It a clo»e sihttT:—T b the lim a mm ■■is h .gu m amAltiMdmlgr illnl he determined to represent hliuself^ as Philip and claim the property. "As Philip hnd been absent so long, no one could dispute successfully Ilia claim to be that Individual. »Hi pos­ sessed ample evidence that be w as the son of Judge llen ley .” * "Hut surely ho Would anticipatetha^ my hus—Philip—would hear of Ida fa ­ ther's death?" ' _ " H e "took the clinure of getting (he property Into hi» hands first. As I iliulerxlimit the »miller tie possessed no knowledge that the Judge wiim In rontmimteatltui w ith Philip He IwlleVetl the latter had disappeared ut­ terly ami wtuiiil only learn of tils In­ heritance through accident. To provtmt this he dispatched u . umu north to discover Idm. If |M»*alkte, and keep Idm tinder Hiirvelllnnce. lie thought Tie had every avenue guarded." *'1 tow did you learn all tills'?" "I-'phii Broussard first Ho tulktxl more freely than he luteudeil to do. ami later I Verified all he salt) by the letter» found " * "Then, strange ns It sounds. It Is tru e’?" "Without doubt Moreover" nnd 1 lowered tny volet* In sudden eiuburms» m ent—"within the Inst tw o weeks the captain lintl received new s from Ids agent In the north with h gave him fresh ronfiileitce The man reportwl that to- had found trace of Philip lien ley; lie told of the life the man was leading it ml where lie lived I think nil this mtisl have l«*ei| Immediately n iter your separation ns lie mentioned no w ife However lie dettrrllted som e­ thing even more Important "You must tell me!" sh e bunt! fortli ns I hen! 1«fed. "Don't tie ufruld tv iriiHt me « 11It all you know "t am not afraid." I returned stout Iv enough, "not In I lie sen se you mean at lenst. yet It Is never easy to tie the bearer of evil new s ' “ Is It evil?" "Misfortune, certainly. The mnn re­ ported the death of your husband." "Hla death! Yott are sure? Tell me now what he sold; how It happened.” '‘The report was xpix'lfir and would seem to I»* true lie »ay» thill 1 hllip Henley while Inlm h-alcd was struck nod kfiled liy an automobile. Tbe ditto g iv e n - was after you IcTt him. ID» body was found by the police, hut Ids pockets hnd Ihk-ii rilled, and there were no marks o f Identification on his clothes. He wits burled unknown, but th e Informant claimed to have vlalttsl the morgue, viewed the txaly null stub-» positively the dealt mail » n s Philip ” " A nd-and you think—tell me what 1Satira of At«llr*tl*a fw T*t ly ebanged. byTTliTTtcntb." Soldier of Fortune---- By Randall Parrish Copyright, 1912, by PAGE SETFN w ard yon. __________________________ Barila a » of C h a p te r 48S8, L a w t- o f. .H. a ' ° ! * kc l u u i n r r o | ouch c o r iilir a t o In th o n * m o o( H e n ry A ila m * . U n to *» oa |d f V r l i f l r a t o • h a ll bo ro d o o rn rd a e ro rd lo a to la w . T > * l> ro .l w ill l u t t o th o ro o n tb o 19 th H ay ol You—you resent"— “ Have | ».iiit «0 ?“ "No. imt In word». That was Dot So»to ri her A. I> l»lt. W lt n o u m y » f l l n t l • if n a l u r o I d H te a l U .la , OeccHmir). Imt 1 understand.'' 16 th H ay a t A u ( t l * t A . I». I S I 4 . . "Do you. Indeed?” jKdl _ E. A. Uotiflau. <1rrk Ctrrult Court. Semlnoio Co . El* ( 'A •Htretl towyrd her, puzzled, bewil­ IOI-TVe*.-Str. tty J. c. RoborU. I». C dered. yet conscious (hut the hot blood j wns surging througb-my veins. '.'You • Htu»nt> m ean the other?" I N O T I C E OT E L E C T I O N ... , Whrrra* the fiet.laiure' »I i‘t | i under questioned. "That—th at you love nu tka eonatllutioa »Í lh«J if th. átate of I "And why not? Am I so dlffereflit fiofida, did par* throe Joint retolutiona propo.inf amendment« to th* conatltuUon of from other women?" the r t a t , of Florida, a n d th* ra m * were I held the llllgr »till with one baudbut the other arm was free, nnd I reached out.an#-drew Jier toward me. There was no re» Istance. 110 effort to hrenk nwuy. | t'oultl see her face U|»lifted , the wide t-yeth ■v TO HE CONTINUED ^ egreed t o by a y p t e of three-fifth* ol all th e member* ele cted to each houeei t h a t the vote» on a tl d Joint reeolutlone Were ente red upon th e ir rra p e e tlv a Journel*. with i h a y»*( end a e y e thereon, a n d th e y d id d e te r ­ mine a n d direc t t h a t th# ( a m * Joint reeolutlon« he s u b m i t t e d to t h e elector* of the . . . . . J»* H»e, general election in N o v e m b er, Now. therefore, I, H. C lay C r a w fo rd , ' «Scretary til »tale of t h e • ( ■ ( , of F lorida, do ( hereby give notice t h a t a G e n e r a l Election will be held in each c o u n ty in Ftorld* on T uee d ay n e a t eucceedlng t h e first M o n d a y “» N ove m ber, A. 1». 1914, t h e **id T u e s d a y King th* * * T h ir d lley of N e i e m b e r * for t h e ratification or rejection of t h e «aid r, ^ . NOTICE CIV BALK Joint reeolutlone propoelng a m e n d m e n t« lo -- -N uLka.it kticby given that under and, by girtin' of i Dn»t d r r m f «rf (<?rrdn«urs* r nd th e c o n e t i iu i t o o of t h e a u t a <J F lo rid a, via: a p pointe d t o h o ld the election on' S e p t e m b e r l&ih 1914. , . Sanford Special Taa School Olatrlct No I. A I. Wfill Km a, T. S. I>»vi», O. p. Ixivell, Impertora. H. c:. Maxwell Clark. lH>n*wood Special T a* School D fitric t Ho *- c H a r t l e y . |>. IS H o o k e r .and J N . S « w r . |^» 2j r ? c r v M 1 T- l * , U * K Clerk, Ovtodn BperlfiTli School Olatrlct Ho 3, le T . H u n t , T h e n Aulln a n d N. J. T a n n e r . Impecton, and T. W. Lawton Clerk. u , Chuluota Special Ta* School Dfitrict No 4, Labe Lons, Aroh I’rn ttt, and P. E. Gulley, •"•P*ctor». and W. N. Jacob« Clerk, I- <’i r*T WdJtV w- *1 ^ 1*°^ ri. Í ' n" Cj r i*,kBy orde r of th * Board of I-ubUc I n a tr a e tlon of S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lorida. K. P. F O R S T E It, C H A I R M A N . D. L. T h r » l h c r . Sec. a n d Hupt, ol Publie -In rtru ctlo n . I-4t Tue* " * S e l l e r of A pptlratiea far T a a D e e d U n d e r Section ( 7 8 o f the G e n e r a l H ta ta lea Notice t* h e r e b y given t h a t E d i t h E , Mead, p u r c h a s e r o f ' T a * C e r tif ic a te N o . 2.122, d a te d t h * ( t h d a y of N o v e m b e r , A. 1». 1895, ha* filed »aid e ortlflca te In m y ofltr* a n d ha* m a d , a p p li c a t io n for t a x deed to ieeu* In a cc ordanc e w i t h law. Said certificate e m bra ce * th * following drecr I bed p r o p e r t y »llbated In S e m in o le r o u n ty _ Florida, t*»-wjir U r g - N E cor of N W I 4 o' « K ' t . ?«<■ 10, -Tp * i 8, R I I JE. r a n W I che, S 6 che.. E 4 che. N G-che— 2 If a. T h e ra id U n d b e i n g _____________________ ••I® ni*de an thf_?0th dijr of Junrt A* 11. 1914, by the Honor able J*f?r* W. Perkin*, TTJphvftrrw 4 w»^ SSras5 i i S i ^ ^ f fi iFff» Judg* of the Cirruit Court, Setenlh Judl- pi Article E i g h t <8), of th* rorrettewtirm » f f a t a a l l i- h e - r e d e n m e - t '- acr u r dfn r tw taw . t a x d i l Cirruh,- Semlnofe county, Florida, in the itati of Florida* relating to county of deed will Uauv t h e r r o n on t b « 2 4 t ^ d a y of • S e p tem b e r, A. D . 1914. chancery. In that rertain cau»e therein pend" ncera.* It# It ordafnod by the Lcxiilaturo of th* w itnea a m y ofilcial e lg n a t a r * a n d eea Ing whertin Joe Cemrron and Lovlck (•• tbfi t h e 2 l e t d a y of A u g u r i A. D. 1914. ('ameron ire complalnonte and Jime* ftig. Slat* of Florida: T h a t th* followlnz a m e n d m e n t to Section <(♦*1) E. A. D O U G L A S S . i r*?n .*n^ N. Hall are drfetidama, Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m in o ta Co., Ft*. J ■«•II c»lier for *ale, anti aetl to the higheat bl* ( I ) , a t Artici* Kicht (S), of th * e o n x l t u bidder far n»h, before the *foor of the • a i L S l l M H a t # ot Florida, la b t r e b y agreed , , . ' Dr J-* C. .tiokerle, D. C. * court houie in aald Seminole county, Klov* t o and (hall he t u b m i l t o d to th* electora of Ture t-Ste Idh, In the rify of Sanford, on Monday, the I k , ( t a t « St t h e general election t o be. held 7fh day of September. A. I>. 1911 the on the t i n i T o e e d a y_ In November, A. D. Nollr« of A ppllciiU n tmr T e i H e ed U n d e r ■ame brln* a Irfal aafra day, anil «ithin 19H, for ratlflratlon or rejection: S e c tio n M i o f Ik e ( i r n r r a l N I r I i I m the hour« of *ate# the ’ " i , Iffal - j - ” - -■ — * j — property «if* : S e c tio n 6 . T b e l c g f i l , t u r e ( h a ll p r o v id e Nolle« la h e r e b y r i v e n t h a t II. it. Ilrown. j r r i l t e ' l in the Anal d e c re e * • fo llo w ,, a ilu a tc d 1 ‘ o r th e e le c tio n h y th e q u a lifie d e le c to r* in purche*ef of T a i C ertIBcete No*. 45«, | 7 6 , In th e ro tin ty o f S e m in a le a n il th e » ta le o f te c h c o u r tly o f th e fo llo w in g c o u n ty o filc e r*: 179, 4*2, d r i e d th e 3rd d i y of J u n e ‘A* D. F io r it i« , t» .« it : _ | A r lc r k o f th e c ir c u it c o u r t, a rh e rifT , c o n IL.o t - TI h irt I Inre e ' T.T). T h lr ly - fo U r i T 4 >. j »table«, a c o u n ty i w u o r o f la te » , a l a i 1907, he* filed Mid certificate* In m y office o t» ir t y . th • nd h»« m a d e «ppllcetlorr for t s x deed t o T b lr ly flu iS«, T K l r l » - » i i t 3 0 ), T h i r t y - c o lle c to r, a e u p e rln te n d e n t o f - p u b lic I n r t r u c - Imup In e c c u r d a n c e with Ikw. Sold ceracVcri 1 T H r t y - e i g h t i.THI, T h i r t y - n i n e -lu n un enn d ■ e c o u n ttyy « »firveyor. Th* term n a A rv e y o r. ' T h * te r m of o f nfiv-Mte» e m b r a c e th e following deterlberl ffi-.lt, I o , lo». F i f t y . e t c * 57». F i f t y . ““ rc o f > il r o u n i > o ffice r« m e n tio n e d in th l» iR t i ri fpcrt y » I t u a t e d In B e m l n o l e county, I ill > fi t II I S!i t> i hr -c c tlo n - h « ll 1'e fo r fo u r y r« r« , e ic c p t th a t Merida, l o - « i l I#oti 50, 52, 54, 111 lo ^ 1 *« J ! : H U tk lo u r * i| t ml Ih r r o u n i ) i M r w o r o f f a i r « an d c o u n ty t n « l t i î » 135, 1 13, 111. Ulock D. M It c belli ^r * 41Í Ï «»* iity ififh. n n d laOtfi I.ot s r ioJi h n l l l»c i“if*rtc»«l forr tw t wo “ T u r ccfnr io r , w h ri o t«nan he rin rtc M f lo o y r n m ! ;u r vPV C r.m T b t r t - ' » V * n .l T e n A : * • per i-l» r n f ** n i il i t thv- ce n e rà i e te ri In n to be h r lt l i n T h / »ahi U n t i l . « n r ««»«•«ed a t thè d a t a l '* “ • riJ^ r d m t tri i h r n u b ile r v e o r t i - M h * y e a r A . I» w h e n * n d ml te r w h ic h uf t h r | M U i n c . of tu ■uch c ertific ate In t h e o f <>r»r»ie ro u n T y , o f w h lr h th® c o u n ty o f . th e y ahaU be e le c tr t! fo r s t i r m o f fo u r y c e r * . h«m *. o f I f n k n h w n I Unless said certificato S e m i t ic w>« f o r m e r ly » p e rl* • T h e ir p b w r r i, d u tl« * e n d r o m p e n .e tiu n » h e ll t h \ | l be meccording t o law» ta g .G K O R C fE N. R IG B Y . be p re .c rU rc d b y l i t . T h r i g b U t u r e m L u ddeed ^d wMl Ü 7 p t h c r / will laaue thereon on t h e 2 4 t h d a y I provide _____ S p e rili Vf a lt e r . ijpoviiic by by Jew law fo r th e ___ eure____und* ru » - 0r m lu n t u » A 1» 1 ofl f lS.September A»t U. A uu ec II |1911 ; IInd) nd V o d co t v fu n a i, m k . t l ï previdi» .- w lL o n p iu m b c r A H .. 1914«. . A 9 | | .. off iaU c ouurtn ty fund» a ndd .»hall "A rt you afraid to speak to m ar* she asked, pleadingly* on tho Ullt-r. Sutltlonly, w ltli s swift thrill which sont my liluoel trailing. I foil tin* soft touch of her fingers, "Are you nfrnlit lo sj-eak to me?" sh e ns kill plcndlugly. "Surely I have safil nothing to anger you." “ No, it 1» not Hint." I returned In eiutftisintt. not knowing how to «tznreit» the cause of my hcxllancy. •‘I nm xorry-ye»." very slo w ly , "hut tterhat'» n*'t 14s you »upi-o*«* It 1» harfi to think of him a« ilenil—k llleil »<» «ml deiily. without o|»|H>rtu n ity to ttilnk or fnnke any |itvi-riniilim II** he woh my liu»t>ntill tiinler the law . Thai was all He was no more. I d o not Believe I ever loved him My m arriage was hut the adventure o f s R om antic girl, tint If I once did Ills Mihseqtient nlirtse of ini*, hi» lift' of dlssl|»ntlon. ol.ltt «•rated long »line every recollection of ■Ahiit love He ts to m e w m rcely more than a mime, nil unhai-t-y memory. I told you that frankly w hen I believed hill» »till »five. We were friends then. you nml I, and I cannot co n ceiv e why lit» death should sever our frlem l*hl|i" "Don't." I burst forth (inpetuutisljr. "Yon toll; of friendship w h en all my hope i enters about an oth er term. Surely yoii understnnd. I ant a muu - r e l y re.»pt.Hl and dare not yield to lem ptntlou" She drew her hand a w a y from my elUs|>, y et the very m ovem ent seemed lo t*x pr**Kw iVifri't “ A m i \%t? nr«» !♦» Ik* f r lo m U m i l«»nir«*r? 1CHL1 uc* Ltc N O T i r r n r S il.F lief DV t t y arri t h a t u f>11r r «fili Itv r f »1 tf *■a f «r#> yl f r.,1 1 Otifr n u l "ti t b r 2* »• h tl«V of J un». 1i* i i nf i Mr J « W IV rk In*. Jurljf* U*! ( |. . p t H*1"VI" Dlit J »Ilrii ri si < tr K«t . viri li* -■îf* II b y th e o f th * f u i t *»• ■1 * *! at #• i f 1■ »f t «4a iti r ii« n fu ry • »1 11n f , ta f i - r * i. i i- ,UHM - t hi frin j *-r tlf» r « h rn V. j ■ n ..ir ‘,[’* Il ir riiriif-laifii « n i. • mi Ja \ f .r» T.-lti 1« itr irm i »n i f 1 ■li «11 n îîr v G"í ■«Ir «tifi » rii 1n f k r higihrwf l"i tltlrf it*r t a - i l*»f* fr 1 1 tu »1 . 1 ISf l*f *hr m u r i h MU'r »*' S* m in tile »unt y. Fin rida o n :»h d * > f S e p ta fT ilirr. t ‘M I - b rin g • Ir g e «ni* * di»)', no ti d u r leg i»l h our- tif pale* the p r o p e r ty It I nr • 1 and 1 •? t ' ol i » r in t he f i n a l d e c r e e *• f ol l ows ^ to* ♦ ' i > f■■*j *»%r»» l - *» .1 »• n t ) n%e 2 *. . i f t hr H u n d a L a n d a ,*m eltum i* 1 1 i»cr t*l * i IC f a*. * "-1- mi ( un | i t t i ) < I 'r lf f j Seminol«' c .u n t), hereof d u ly uf Ur a n g e c o u n t ) i»1 Ñ w m lnnle P la n ta tio n , Flundf, r i co rded In th e «mi m y , ma« of wh i c h fu r m e fly aa pub* t he a p a rt, lì F n l l C i I* N It Mi HY. S-peréal Ma*ter - A hf I '•I I I IM' I • Sir > • r" * b) SOI It K o r H%t,H* * rtrftrc 1F»* * rtrf«1 ^cfcc-fvr rrf furrrliiaijrr • rid m l * rr,ada o n f h r SOth da y of J u n e , A l> 191 ! hy t h r l l o n n r * M r J a m r t \V I'e-rkln*. Judg«- ?>f rh«« i Sr c u l t C n u r t , Hdv - r n th JudM al <.’ l r r u i i . F c tn in o lc * u u n I >*^ Florida, in r h a n c e r j r , i n f h*t r e m a i n c a u s e p p n d i n r w h e r e i n , W J 1(111, t r uni c « W. r If *11 i* c o m p l a i n a n t , a m i Jt i hn T i p t o n , h u a h a n d of A m a n d a I*, T l p l c m , ; I herein hi f VV ' • nd ' a ll unknow n h e ir * . d e *l*cc« , legatee» o T tiT o i .d.fi I h** m e th o d of reporting anti paying o u t all all «uch funda. 'rovldril, count) tre a s u re r» cla c te d In P H I sha ll «ftb id r s A J ol n l lie-arduIlon l ’r o n o - l n f «fi a m e n d m ^ n t l o fl cct l on 1« of Art i rle 1A , «f t h è con «t il n II tiri uf t h è « t a t a knf F i n n da, r e i a t i n g t u t b e appo! u t m e n i nf r . i mm i i s t f i n n l n t h r r r * «f t h è «t a l e mi l i t i a Ile II fratti* ed by t h è legt«U(ure t»f ( h t «»f F l o r i d a T b a t t h è h»lhi w in* i m r n J m r n l t n S e r i lori Ih nf Ar i t el e ( V ni th è c o n f l i t t i l l on nf thè • t at e nf F l o r i d a la h e r e b y « g r e e d l o a n d «hall t-a- « u h m l t l e d t u ( he ei eef ur * q4» t h è s t a l e fur « d o p H n n tir r t j e c t i r m m t h è n e z t g e n e r a i (»eall Tu« . . E . A. T ï O U O L A S S , ('lark, r i r c u l t Court S e m in o le Co.. Fla. |.5 tc lly J. C. Ilo b erta. II. C. . Appli r at i on for T aa Head Ifader Sc filun 575 of the («entrai Mia tute» Notice tt h c r e b y t^iveik *hai II. IT Drown p u r r h a i r r of T » i t ‘c r t i i i c a i « No». | 0 | f i 0 |7 1052, d a te d the Jlrd day of J un» . I). 1912 a n d Certificate No. 467. date»! tha 3rd d a y *of July, A. I). ld05, has filed •aid certificati»« In my office a n d haa m a d e application for t a t deed to iatue In accord* ■nee with law Said certificate« N m . 10 46. 1047, l*J52 r m b ra re the fo llo w in g deacrlWtl election h e r c a f u r ; t h a t (• lo «ay, t h a t Sec* pro p e rty situated In S e m in ó la c o u h ty . l i na | fi nf Ar t i c i » I V «hal l b» a i B e n d i d *cs r l n r ld a , to -vrlt: I*ota t.1, 14, 19, 20, blo ck i« tf» reati m followa. r . tirita 27. 2H and 29 Dloek 1>, M it­ Nect l un i h T h e ( » o v e r n o r »hall a p n u i n t chell« l^»vy t i r a n t, Certificate No. 467 cm* «Il coro m l asjonrfl officrf » o f t h . « t a t e mi l i t i a , brace« t h e (ullowing de*crlhed p r o p a r t y i n c l u d i n e «n a d l u t a n t g e n e r a i fo/ t h n . a t a t e , situ ate d in Sem in ole c o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w l t; wt t h r a n k *Tf h r i r a d i r r g e n e r a i , v h o anal i b i *Hi) of N K »a of Section 12. T p 21 S. It. 32 cblef of «taff. T h e du t i e e a n d r o m p e n t i a t l o n K, »0 acre«. T h e said la n d a rove re d b y «f all officer* au a p p o ì n t e d t h a l l he aa f l i r d certIfirate« No«. 1046* 1047 a n d 1062 being ai> hy l i w. T h e t e r m i of office of all rot ti mi *« ■ nurd a t t h e d a te uf t h e Ih u b q c « of su c h l i o n e d offìcer* ot t he r i r ga ni s c d mi l i t i « «hall certificate in t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n . L a n d s he cfi nMnunu« d u i i n g t h è pl e a a u r e of t h a covered by certificate No. 4 AT bein g •*a««a»«d f a o v e r n o r . a u b j e c t l o *uch l a v a • • m i y ha at th e d a l e of ita u a n re of «uch r e ttif ic a te ertaci e «1 hy t h » l e g u l a t u r e p r ò vi din g f o r t h e i r In (he n a m g of l s H. A b b o t t . ret ire meri t fo? a f e or t Hher caut e« Unica« aircb certificale« «haU bo redeem* % J t l n i Meatifuiion rd a ccordlpg to law, l a s d e ed will laaue Tr ot i oat ng an a mc n d t z ì a n t to S eniori 1 of th ereon on t h e 2 l ( h d a y of S e p t e m b e r ♦ n r f f r f r - V ot tht-T*nwrfrrrti<m:‘ r et a itwg A. I>. 1914. Judiciary; W11n r « m y official s i g n a tu r e a n d «cal He tt r e e i d v e d hy t f i r Jwf iti a ttir a et t h a this the 2 4 t h d a y of August, A. O. 1914. f—al > E .- Ae- 4H H f O L A BS. ■t a l e «f F l o r i d a C'lrrk t'lr c u l t Court, Seminole Co., Fla. T h a t thè fatlowing a m e n d m e n t to Secllon 1 of Arflvle V of thè contUlutioM 1« hcreby Tuce I &U?________ fly J. C. Hobart», 1). C \ f agreed lo a n d «hall b* propoaed a n d aub* rnitted l o t h e elector» of chit a ta t^ for ap* pr ova i or r e j e c f l c n at t h e n e i t g e n e r a i eleetlon h e rea fte r, t h a t ia to »ay» »aid aection 1 of maid a rticle »hall ba a m e n d e d ao aa t o read i i follow«: Section 1. T h e ju d ic ial power^of t h e »fate One Inch Cards Will He Published Un­ ■hall be v e tt e d In a e u p rem e c ourt, circuit court«, c o u /t of record* of F e c am b la c o u n ty , der Thin Heading At The listo Of »7.20 criminal cufirU, c o u n t y court», co u n ty . * j udge* a n d juatlcea of tin* peace a n d t u r n Per Y ear.. o t h e r ciiiirt • or c n m m l i i l n n « a« th e legialai u fe ma y fft>rn l i me in tim e o rd a in a n d c* Not i ce n f \ Business Cards a n d »eil tn th» highe«! h»t!«lrr for ca*h. b> l * * i t he door 4»f t h e c o u rl houf#. In .Vafn f*»rd, Semtnele r o u n f y, Florida, «n k t ö n d a y , f he l | h da> uf H* pta- f i i t e f , 1911. t h u «aftie •■» ing r Irg«! «ale» »i*v e n d wohin th» legal hi-ljfq of «all t f.• pfrepertv ili'vrnW4 ID tr»e t*ai ilerf »e i * t».l 1•■» «ii u«if>l Mi tbe nitiri t a hl l s h T h e h g t « i a l u r e m a y prewcrl be t he ‘ uf Se nun Die an*1* t h e »late »*l F l u / t d a . com pen» a t l o n of t he j uat l cea a n d itailge* of ♦ 1 Wil i he aeveral cour t *, b u t no court heretofore l h e i n t ntu h a l f *if ■ t en »r f » t r a c t ' 1 t a n d , tfewrrlbri| • « fidlti»*, h e g i n n t n g at r * t a hl i *hed u n d e r t h e c onatifution a n d law« of Florida ahaj l he hereby abfdiahed, h s t a k » • t a n d i n g u n ( h e n o r t h »iifa of Fi r s t T he vote* caat in com pliance with said wt f e e t roadf aai d e t a k e b r i n g l o c a t r d 71 propoaed a m e n d m e n u , a n d t h e r i n v u i , e h a in a and 9t l i nk« w r a t of tha caat (Ina of declaratio n« a n d re tu r n « thereof, »hall be Interaactlon of t l n l l y a v tn u a a n d Pirat M r e e t of t he l owf i o f F a n f o r d , and t h l f i y aubject to t h e aame r e g u la tio n s a n d realHctlopa l a are provided b y la w * f d r general feet pi i r t h uf c e n t r a l l i n c of «ald Pi r a t a t f r e t , election» In t h e sta te of Florida. a n d r u n n i n g t h e n c e * r * l al ong I h a n o rth In t e s ti m o n y whereof. I h a v e h e r e u n t o set • I d» of Flr*l ■ I r r e t , r u n ten rha lna fo a We, t h r n c e n o r t h I« D c h a i n i fo a «ta ke, my h a n d a n d affiled t h e g reat anal of t h e «late of Florida, at T a ’Uha»«*«. th e capital, t t e r i c e ea*t t»ri c h a l r a I » • *t ake, t h e n c e thla the tw e nty-fifth day of Ju ly , A. I>, l!H4. “ i t h ten r h a l n a t o b tlin^ hegi oni ng, i Heal | II. T t a A V T R A W P O I I D . 9 r o n t a i n i n g flv# acr e» of U n d Sec retary of S ta te . ( i K O l U i F N Hl Cell Y 100-Tuew*I3tc Special M u t e r . I*« flint yoilr iiMuinliiKT1* * *Vou i i i u n I iiimwer th at 1 n plIim I Tel) “for It la lieyutid tujr power to decidi1.’9 Her heml was n^nlu u p lifted , and 1 knew «tie was enflcnvorhitf to aco my fiico the Ktoom. “ I n in n wAiimOa*! th e an Id. *‘aod we Ilk«* to pretend to mtnuiidenttAnd, but I tun not ffi’tnK to yield to that Iticlltia lion I do umlrrMtand nnd w ill answer fm nkiy We ran uever l>e friends tin * A u g u st 4. IV l i iv«* were b«*fore.M • you believe. (Jordon Craig" l CKbTue« Ai r My beitrt sunk, nnd 1 felt « choke "There Is but one conclusion to my N O T IC E O F H I I E R I F F 'H H A L E tulnd. I have no doubt ns to the en in my volee difficult to overcom e. U nde r and hy v i r t u e of an eaeeution l»“ I wiia afraid It would be ao.*' tire truth of the story. The silence • u e d out of th** C i r c u i t Court for t h e S e v ­ “ Yea,“ nnd both her handa were upon e n t h Judicial C i r c u it mid dlsnpiK-nrnnce of your liusbuml !* of Florida. Florida, In in and for i t uf "»*»1» « “.»»» 'al "hlck Hetalnole eautity evidence that ho Is elthur deoil or In Inlne. "lu our imaltlou w o c a n uV*o t..nfford *«' formuly e pert), in n rtu«e (herein to ploy at cro»» i»iri»o»es. You hnvo p e n d in g , «herein A r m o u r Fe rtili* « Work*, som e other w ay helpless." « eórporallo n 1« p l a i n t if f , end W. A," Eilt«, la‘en loyal to n»e even w h en every In•*1*-!—really I have thought this all J r , le defendant, I h a v e levied upon a n d dueouieut wag offered elsew here. I » t il etll t t public t u t r r y at th* front d o o r the time. Hut iilaint those others'?" t h e court h e u te In F enford, Florid», pn “Vail nnd Neale, you mean? It jHWMilttiil m yself to com e south with o( t h e flrrt Monr*(y In S e p l e m h r r , A, l>. 1914, seeing U> m e they fit In exactly .with you. knowing your purpose to ho an lt bajng ih» Tih day »! -aid month, during m y self In O iho .ir e i heut, rf iv i., lo the highe'. ,nd 1 th e story. Everything bad been re Illegal out». } ^*2? i b e e t bidder (or r a n h , ell tbe right, t itle a n d fnlae position. I I I d o i n g tili« 1 W flfi i n i r ______ r a s l of ih » l U h n d R n t , W . A . F ill» , J r . . moved from Philip’s pockets and all ordinary m enus of filentlfleatltm de­ a c tu a te d liy tw o purpose». O no watt to jn •»■ *° Ih»‘ „vorialn tract or parcel of stroyed. There must have been a pur­ s a v e ( h l a p r o p e r t y W lllct) l i n t l beet» w ill- J r o u n t y , Florid», a n d mora pa rticu la rly , , ( o iio w * , t o - o i t : Iie g in n ln g , t pose 111 this, and It must have been e d t o t n y h u s b a n d b y b i s f a t h e r . D o dt h. e«cribed bridge over t h e d i tc h where th* n o r t h tin * i n d Union a v e n u e Interteete with th e done by n second party, as there la no you guess tbe other?” "No." I said. Impressed by the enr- w o e tern bounda ry of MellenvIH, _ T r a c t suggestion o f Btdcltle. My theory' Is of I .a n d tt. S H a r v e y end running weet tills—the body w as either found by ■ipstnes* with which sh e w ns speaking. a l o n g the north l in e of Union avenue 2&0 f e e t , thence n o r th a t a right i n g le w ith other» before tho police nrrived or else "You will tell m « r • a i d avenue 60a ( r e t m ore or lr>( Into L a k e "I mean to; the tim e hits com e when M o n r o e , thence ea»l along Lake- Mohro* t i o nutomobllo party which killed him «00 feet lo the line o t t h e Mcllonvllle T r a c t , I ahiiuId. It was that 1 m ight save paused long enough t o asccrtalh the t h e n c e lo u th w a r d l y w ith »»Id line 71» you from a crime. You bad been kind f e e t to the point o f beginning, c o n ta in in g extent of Ids Injuries. In cither case r a cct i o n . Reid p r o p e r t y lo tile, sym pathetic. 1— I liked you * U *rrr» end a t hla pocket» w ere searched and nil con­ avenue a n d I-ake tents removed. Do you comprehend very much, and I know you did not M ^ o ^ n T .n f J d ^ s " mlnole c ounty, F lo r ­ i d a , a n d levied u p o n ee th* p r o p e rt y ot understand: that you were being mis­ what that would m ean7" W . A. ritl* , J r . . (W flllem A. Fltte, J r . ,) led. I could not determine then where a n d to e a t l d y e a id execution a n d .«oat*. "I—I tldnk so. hut tell me yourself." "He certainly had paper« with him the fraud was, but 1 knew there wns I‘u r th a * c r to p a y t o r title.c : m . h a n d . Sheriff of Bwmlnolo Countyi Florid*. dnatlng w ith hla Inheritance. To a fraud nnd that you would eventually lOO-tic shrewd, erlmlnnl mind they would be become Its victim." "You cared that much for m o f I n l h a ('irtult C o u r t » H e i r n l h Judicial Cic­ suggestive. He also undoubtedly hnd c a l i , He minale C o u n t y , Florida. In C h a n "Yes." she confess«! frankly, "I did. key» to Ids apartments. Then there eery S iili.g ‘ I would nerer have told you so under M a r t h a Cu«t H a r p e r , C o m p le m e n t would Ik» nothing more needed except re. C itation a man capable o f passing him self off ordinary conditions. Hut I can now. J . W . Harper. D e f e n d a n t \Vitn«M m y officfbl a ig n a t u r e a n d arai ihia th e 2 4 t h d a y of Auguat A. I). 1914. In Court o t t h e Count» J u d g e , Co u n ty . H tete of Flbrld e In re E* ta te ol f !»*ttd ** J u l y l i f t ) , A. D. 1914. * R U T H E. M O O R E . A dm fnU tratrlx. Garner & Woodruff Building Term» M oderale— Strictly C»*h P h o n o 319 GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY Coart of th e C ounty J u d g e . County. Htuie ef F la r td a ahi» COUNSELLOR at LAW Practico in Slnto nml Federal Courts linrner-Wootlmil Bklit DR. In Householder & D entists .S em inole j , S. Moor* To *11 C reditor», Legatee», Dietribute*» end nil Fereon* bakin g Claim * or Dem and» «geinat ( a id E etnte; You, a n d e a c h ot y o u a r e he reb y notified ■nd rei|u ir»d t o preeent •• ny r ltim * a n d de­ m a n d , » h l r h you, t it e it h e r of you, may have e g s l n r t tb* e - t r t o of J . P. Moore, dor e e i e d , late of SentlnoD C o u n t y , n -trld e , lo (be underelgtied e d nilnl*tr»tri* o f ’ M id * ebtnto. . . . « I t h l n t « o y e a r , from i h n dato 9B-Tue*-9tc Drs. Mason V "Sanfüril Fla, C. G. B U T T Hemluole * D EN TIST In re Eelate of W. If. Underwood * Onice: Yowell Building To *11 C reditor», la-gateee, Dletrlbuleeu and all Faraona having Claim » or Dam and* a g aln at aaid E etate: - SANFORD, FLORIDA You, a n d «arh o( y ou, are hc reb y notified a n d ra q u lre d t o py^ggnt a n y riaim « a n d d e ­ m an d * w h l r h you or e it h e r of you m ay h a r e a g a ln a t In* e e l a t e o t W. II. U n d e r ­ T HOMAM E M M E T W I LS O N wood a*e*a*ed, l a t e of Seminal« C o u n ty , E. FEHGt'HON IIOUailOLDEB Florida, t o t h e u n d e r d g n e d a d m ln ia tr a tr lx ef »aid »»tate , w ithin t w o year* from th* d a t e hereof. D a t e d J u l y 24th. A.-I». 1*14. M r a .- EMILY J. UNDERWOOD, • fi-Tuee-9te A d m lnia tratrlx. Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS ¿ _• •; Natica of AopllcaUen far T a * D e a d Had«* S ertlen I ef Chapter tIM. U * i of Fla Nnttro i* hereby given that Henry Gleen, purrh«»er of Tax Certificate No. !049'd*ted the lad day of June A. D. 1901, ho* filed ■aid Cert Mirale In ray offlre, and haa made application for Tax l)*ed to f**u* In accord­ ance with law. Said Certificate anbrare* the following de«cribad properly, aituated In Reminole Coun­ ty, Florida. lo-»ii: flag e,»G ch» W of tii Cat of NW If of SK l ( V l 0 , Tp SI, II SI run 8 1.90 rb*. W l.t4 «b». S 6.fifi cha, K 3.1t chi, N *.46 th*. (lea. bag196 yd* W of NK r t r . I N W W . l 8 K M. run W 117ft. S STIft, E 1171t. N iTSft.) here, where we ure—alono together-In To J , W. Harper, ,c»rw It. J . Beely, Oeerego, aa Philip llenley." N e w York: * this boat" She paused, ns though en­ “ And Vail w a s not a lawyor.’* aho I t a n p e a r ls f f r o m ‘ t h e affidavit of Mr*. deavoring to choose tbe proper words. M a r t h a Cu»t H a r p e r , herela d uly Med In naked breathlessly, “nor NcAlo one of "We both realise the changed relations t h e ahoe* ciuee t h a t It le the belief ot a f ­ the executors?" f i a n t , th a t the d e f e n d a n t , 1. W. H e r p e r i* a non-raeldeet of t h , ( t a t * a l Florida, a n d "In my Judgment the fellow s merely between us." la Row a rreJdent o f t h # ( t a t e of Naw Y ork, I drew a quick, ntnrtled breath. h* «aid land, being a e e n a e d a t t h e d a t e took those nam es to Impose upon me. rooldlng at Ocwego. N . Y .; t h a t tha «aid de­ of T th» laauance ot e u c h certificat* In tha^nem * " T h a t-th a t l love you!" tho eiclsf e n d a n t la over t w e a t y - o n # yeera of aga: to help bolster up their story nnd rank» a n d thr.l there la n o peraon In th e »tata of of A rth u r . Meo.rr, h,Ira, Unie.» aald Certifia It appear probable. They w ere »Imply mutlou left my lips before I wns aware. F lo r id * , th* l e r v l e e of a lu h p o en * u p o n r a ta «hall be r e d ee m e d a c c o r d in g t o - law . T a x Deed will « a u * tharetfn o n t h e 19th d a y ol "Yes." she said calmly. “ I could not tw o crooks, w illing to take a chnnce w h o m would bind t h e defendant; Keplember A. D.-IfId. ■ Tkorafor*. you. J . W . ~ n * t p * r i r e h * r e b y help t h a t At first I never deemed for n pot of money. 1 happened to - witnea* my oiBcial aignature and teal Jhle o r d e r e d to a ppea r t o ( h e o u f .o f r o m p la l n t. day of AugUft A- I». 1914. be the one’ »elected to pull tbelr chest­ such a result of our friendship pos­ l a thl« n u f * on M o n d a y , lh« t l h d a y of ljth (wall E. A* Douala«*. S o p t o m b c r , A1>< 1914, th* »ame b plnc a nuts out o f th e fire,“ sible. - 1 wns I’hlllp Ufcnley’a wife, and R u l # d a y In t h U ' C o u r t . Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co. Fla. By J. C. Robarte. D C. I saw her heed sink (nto tbe support 1 gave this possible danger scarcely* s I t I* lurther o rd e re d th a t thl* s a tiro he 10(-Tuea fitr. In tha S an fo rd Herald, a newe' ri. of her hands and ksetv sh e was »eb­ thought, Indeed, It did not seem « ppubltehed a p v r publlihed In Semlaol# rounty. Flor N O T IC E OF ELECTION bing silently. / danger. Whllb It I* true he was hus­ Id a, one* a week fo r Bvo coneeeutlve week* N otice D hereby liv e n th a t th e hl-oan!*l E. A, D ottilo**, clerk or th* (aid "You. think my conclusions ipust be band Iii'Ulitnv only, yet 1 was wife C oWitneae, u rt, aad tb* re a l thereof thl* l i f t d a y of election, aa provided by la w , la hereby called correct V I could not'refrain from forever. That Is iuy religion. Now July, A. D. 1914. for th* purpoee of electing true tee* for th* _ . E. A- DOUGLASSr n e tt in cceealn g tw o year*, and aleo for th* asking. the condtlons ore all cbuDged. Imtant- Clevk Circuit C o u rt, Re>irlaoU f o ., F lo rid a. purpae* o t determ ining th * num bor ot.m llU of d la trirt aehool tog to bo levied for each “Yea, even without seeing the letter; lOU-Tltaa-Stc Sanford. - r ■«.«-. ¿fu-... : . * Florida D R . C. W . F A I N D E N T IS T PEOPLES BANK BUILDING ROOM 9 Black and Whit« Not Colors. Strictly speaking neither bltck d o t white ls a color, white being a com­ bination of ell the seven primer? col­ ors, end black being an absorption of alL Bodice that reflect all tlje rare ot tbo *un ere called white; those that reflect some rny* and absorb other* are called red. blue, green, etc.; those that nbiorb atl the rays and reflect none are called »" �Plant City Saturday. try,” engaged In preserving a his­ tory .without a parallel among na­ Miss Slantcr of Orlando earn» tions. over for Margaret Zachary’s party It is one of tl\e largest organisa­ last Friday. Miss Slantcr nurttj tions of women in the United States Margaret in th é Orlando hospital. BEING A RESUME O F SA N FO R D H APPENING S and is still'growing. BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU§T BETWEEN The objects of the United Daugh­ ■ ■ ---------- 7 — U P -T O - D A T E — Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hyde.»t),j F ' YOU AND ME.’* I ters of the Confederacy, us stated children over from Apopk* : in. the ponstitution of the society, Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society, Editor", or Saturday motored night to * Spend Surwiiy are “social, literary, historical and Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Terheun, Phone 203 with their cousin, Mrs. W. J benevolent in every degree, without têrs. i _ ■1 any political signification whatever." vjsit before entering Meredith Col­ Kngogtmenl Announced The duties are manifold and in the A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. lege a t Raleigh, N. C. The following appearing in the Mr. Clarence Mahoney ha* phraseology of the constituion, are “ HE’LL PRENT ’EM SO SAYS SAUNTERER. Frank Woodruff, Jr,, left last week copied a position with the Crown to fulfill the duties of Christian Atlanta Journul will be of interest to Join his father and mother in Columbia Paper Company, a s '»tencharity to survivors of tno war be­ to the people of Sanford; North Carolina for a short visit, be­ ographer. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Morgan tween the states and thoye depend­ 1 There is one matter- th a t I Ihc carnage is over und the sorrow­ ent upon them; to collect and pre­ Howard of Bàrncsville, announce fore gqing on to Due West, jj- C-\ would like to call to the attention ing millions bend their aching backs serve the material for a truthful his­ the engagement of ‘their daughter, where ‘he will a tte n d school this Mr. D. S. BnhJjilt, J l popular At­ o f th e city council and that i» tfie to p a y - t h e enormous debt which tory of the war; to protect historic Viola Grace, to Mr. Leslie Tolar winter. . » tache of the postonico ia spending bulkhead. Before the entire lake w ill'have accrued they may be in Ralph Stevens lef^ on Sunday for his vacation a t Coronado Beach. uafUJbs-Jl^altihaM VK4tiJ«wd _fir^an of Sanford, Ha., the w«dof mind to -consider- riror r l Vl»W 1 front is bulkheaded there should bo a state jUrtciwill .DalobacAii; J • »* .» , _ , , . the p a rt -taken t by the »outEarìt?--^— --------take .place some provision m ade for the hnrboT seriously the b e n c f i c a u l ^ a i u e , ^ ^ 'V ^ ri^ 'w É T rn r ü f i t f ^ p r f f ö r W *h*daiifcB*ptlat church,”. route to Jefferson* UottegRPPhila­ ;Mr*t Alice Ilobhins H arvey wftr of m otor boats. Wo have long ta l k ­ uw vernal. peace movement.»' Mr. Bryan is the *on of Mr. and delphia, where he will be joind by bo tho gueat of her mother, Mn. after the war as in patient endur­ In discussing the question “ What ed a bout.itho n h e lte r.th a t we would Mrs. L. Y. Bryan of this city a n d Nollie Tolar, T) il*su .young jmen aru Robbins for two weeks, while Mr. doe» tKe Ij^ropcan war mean to the ance of hardships .and patriotic de­ holds n responsible position with the ta k in g ' m ake for the protection of boat» in ‘TflP’hV. :Ja ckao n villc.,. votion during the struggle; to honor Sanford and how Hire It would be peace movement?” it is asserted the memory of those who served Peoples Bank. year."*’ to protect the boats a nt, only, flf >ha ♦hut . “ it pii.iin« ihat democracy a n d those who fell in the service ot Randall Chase will leave Sunday Sanfqjd people-but. thosf that como should, as a result, be expected to Ilote Mr fling next for New York an d the east, thq Confederate States and to cher­ . t o our docks in the winter and s u m - . increase In Kurope, ns democracy The meeting of the rase commit* companied by Mr, and Mrs ish the ties of friendship nrhong rry>-— 1 . n 1« . m u i i t u-^trane blow j always, ha* increased when bureautec and nil members of the Wom­ Chase. Later in tip* month he will members of the society.. n t r - have cratic government has overplayed an's Club- will be held at the San­ enter Phillip» College a t Exeter, The .organisation has now 1.380 77 txr-bpnr-ft- f V t h c rivpt to protect its hand; th a t 'government policies chapters in the United States, north ford House tomorrow afternoon New Hampshire. th eir boats and we have never had of friction should consequently give' and south, and one chapter in th* ^Wednesday) at'3:30. Mrs. Holden Miss Lillian Herring will leavo a n adequate harbor here ip r. boats way to other policies of'eoncHiation, City of Mexico, The organization will be hostess fo r this meeting, September 16th for Hollins College, of a n y ' kind. I t Is only * question honesty and fair dealing among na­ has 80,000 members. • * which promises to be most interest­ Roanoake, Va, of time after Sanford gets a rea tions. ing, as in addition to making of The W oman's' C o it^ B ^ rw liftr- — The present officers are: Mrs. " It means that thero will a t the hotel th a t, many b o a t s 'will be an­ roses, plans for the new club quar­ hasse« has enrolled the largest per­ T Daisy McLauron, president; Bran­ chored here all winter, for this city end he called a European confer­ don,.. Miss.; Mrs. B. B. Boss, first ters will be submitted. All m em ­ centage of the Sanford college set of All Local Advertisements Under offers mqre to tho man with the ence—a new conference of Vienna vice president, Auburn, Ala.; M^s. bers of the c lub'pre requested to be girls. Miss Margaret W ight returns — or » new peace of .Westphalia-?This (leading THREE CENTS » pleasure boat th n n -a n y other section • • *• to Tallahassee Tor her third season.. W. T. Colbertson, second vict* pres- present. of th e state und" when the hotel ia from which we ' may hope that a Mrs.'s Minnie Jones was hostess Miss Verna Monfot; is also returning Line For Each Insertion. Minimum built there should be some provision new Kurope will emerge, a Kurope irfent> Kiowa, Okla.; Mrs. 1. W. last Wednesday afternoon an d a to this college, while Misses C|niro Charge 25 Cents. nutde far the boats to tie up here. as different Trom the old as the I"u,BOn* third • vice, president, Char- very »acini time iqndc nimble fingers Walker and Ethel M ought on will jjf lotto, N. G.; Mrs. P.- M. Williams, > And the council should J o this be­ Europe remade after Waterloo FOR SALE enter this season. It is understood recording secretary, Newton, N.C.; fashion roses with celerity. fore any more hulk heading is done, feted from the Eurojn* of the days that Miss Knte Underwood will nisnj Mrs. Edward C, Schnabel, corresFor nice fresh guavas fur table ino French r ronen revolution. revolution, But n u t ....... ............. ■ because they may decide to take the befores the liirthdag Parlirn N»w Orleans,-La.; return to college hut has not yet | and „ „ „ j , , , , Clifford L. WaU.tr. iow Europe is not likely to Iso' l,0,ubng secretary, the now end Of Park avenue o r some other decided upon the Woman's College. | j.j,onc *q0 l(; treasurer, Pulaski, Albert , J \ • Connelly, Jr., -was the I ;ed so much in its geography ^ r8‘ ' ■ *nto* T'-’tp stre e t for the bnsin or harhor a n d change The Misses Annie Ix-e and Lottie Va.; Mrs. Orlando Huliburton, reg- happy little ho»t to twenty-five of a fte r the jralkhcading is done there as in its Ideas of government. Even istrar, Little Rock, Ark.; Miss Mil­ his young friedds but Wednesday Caldwell will Ye-enter Queens Col­ FOR sale or rent. T h re e acres will be no way to make it. The in Napoleon’s time " th e nations highlly improved Tiled land, rlos» dred Rutherford, historian, . Athens; afternoon in honor of his -sixth lege a t Charlotte, N. C, p eople who arc doing the bulkhead­ were too firmly set” for even th at Mr. Abe Kunner - will return to in, with. qipe. 7 room house well lo­ Ga.; Mrs. John W. Tench, custo­ birthday. Upon the playground a t ing would he glad to make t h i s h a r - transcendent military genius." 10!> Ui|> dian of Cross of Honor, Guinea- the back of his jtouse many delight­ Stetson University, where he has cated. A, P. Connely. bor as it would lessen the expense nolta Avc. 102tf. vilie. Fla.; Mrs. Frank A. Walk», ful games were enjoyed, in addition bt*en studying law for several sea­ of dredging and they could probably *1 In view of the fact th a t Hanford son». . , custodian of Flags and Pennants, to thu swings, horizontal bar am) For Sale-At H discount-' Fi'holsj.1 bo induced to m ake the. harbpY In is to have a chapter of the Daugh­ Norfolk, Va. other playground devices for makiiig ship in Sanford Business Collegt , the original contract and let it go ters of the Confederacy and luiving Pmronnl Mrntijin The history of the United States little folks happy. The table with Owner unable to use it and il wilt h* a t th a t. Will the citixens of San­ so many questions asked about the Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase and sold at- a sacrifice. Enquire 1f.-raid of the Confederacy, briefly slated, ¡(a. beautiful birthday cake, derrnted Daughters by interested parties I ford please take this matter up with is this: 1882 Mrs. M. C. Goodlet, of with w h i t e 'icing and pink ?amiles, family came up from their bunga­ Office.-103-tf. t h e city council a n d sea if they give below the history of this groat Nashville, suggested a union of all upon which was inscribed Albert's low Sunday evening. c a n n o t got action on it before it is organization of southern Indies und For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring the organizations of women through- name and nge in pink wns placed repeat th at every lady in Sanford too late. ear for 6400.00, just overhauled in • * • Miss Adelaide Higgins has re­ who is eligible should join the San­ | out the south, the united orgunizu- upon tho lawn. Fink and white good running shape. Sanford Ms1 " I tion to Im! known .under the name roses were used effectively among turned from n delightful visit to I ehino Si Onrngc. 82-tie i She could not have been over ford chapter: la n d style of "-Daughters of the Con­ green fern*, giving a charming touch Baltimore and various points in I "We light on ruined shrines -thirty-three years of nge, fair and federacy,” and steps were immedi­ of color to the decorations. our sacred fires." For Sale or Rent— Two nice resi­ Pennsylvania. in good health. About her were her Many lovely gifts testified to the This organization is one of the ately taken by her and others look­ dences at a bargain. W. J. Thig;*nchildren, five of them. 'T h e oldest ing toward th a t end. A meelihg of popularity of the young host. As­ The Whitner twity. Misscti Jane m ost'u n iq u o in' the annals of the 80-tf rauat have been ab o u t eleven. The these various women's organizations sisting Mrs. Connelly were Mea- and Alice are the guests of Mr. and wbrld. 'youngest was three or four. As ro­ For Sale-Orange grovo 14 arm "A great section of a great coun- of the southern states was hrld in damos- Claude Herndon, It R. Dess Mrs. B. P. Whitner. bust a nest of fledglings as ever fine hummock lahd, 130 acres of Nashville in September, 1894 and and W. E, Housholder. mother-bird protected with her tying. Celery land, one tiyi acre tract cejery from the gathering grew the United Rev, F. P. Strong and family ar* land. At a bargain. Address P. I) Bj T he mother had her brood out Daughters of thq Confederacy. Another charm ing affair in chil­ again a t home, after a month's dm Box 1034 104-Hlc. to the-park, away from the rest of To Mrs. M. C. Goodlet, a vener­ dren'» circles lust week wns the lightful sojourn at New. Smyrna. ¿he people who came and went; able and remarkable woman, belongs, birthday qf Miss Margaret Zachary For Fa 1e— Fine farm of ten acr« out where the flickering leaves.upon the honor of tho inspiration and Friday afternoon. Miss Julia Brown has returned about three miles from the ciiy, th e trees above them checked the work that' united in a body the The beautiful Zachary home wus from Daytona. also two choice city lots. Going little folks with sunshine and sh ad ­ scattered workers of .a well loved very lovely in its decorations of cheap for cash or can bo purchased ow. apd sacred cause. Mrs. Roumilint spent ■ Saturduy on easy term*. •Address R,, care of pink and white cut flowers and green She was out .for a few hdura— all • • • and Sunday a t T am pa, returning Herald office. ferns, the finishings of cherry and ■he could spare from home. She i There is o n s thing that I wish white of the wood work blending with her son, Mr. Eugene Rouihillnt had taken the children’ for an air­ to tiring to the attention [of the harmoniously with the color scheme Sunday night. For safe or Rcr.t— Five acres, tiled ing, aa she called it, for she was a people of Sanford who love their of the decorations. land, two good wells, located just m other who understands that heated dogs better than they do their fellow Mrs. W. P. Carter und little snn, south of S t a t ’on 10 on S Si E. Rail­ The dining table with its snowy house» of the city e re not the best See F. \V. men and also wish to tiring it to cover w’as centered by a large vase Walter returned from Daytona Sun­ way. ft room house. places for the young. Mahoney at Fernuld's, W7-tf the attention of Manager Herndon of pink roses and ferns day night with Mr. Carter. And so she sat under a tree out In of the Star T heater and that is the The dainty favors were pink ami th e park and watched her brood practice of some people who bring white baskets of candies. Dr. L. R. Phillips motored oVer For S ale- One $35 incubator, 240 a s only mothers watch. This one all their dogs to the show every to Daytona Sunday. He will spend size. . Good ahdpc, guaranteed t» In the progressive games Sidney ventured foo near a . tiny n»«A;'«nnight a n d let them bother every­ Kennedy won the prize, a box of a week a t tho beach and return with hatch. . Price J 10.00". T. H. John­ other found a dangerous'plsything body i n ' the theater ns well as fine bon-bons. * . his family, Sept. 8th. son, Moore’s Station. l-2tp in th e shape of a broken glass, and scratch their fleas off on the floors. Margaret was the recipient of th e mother had to take the thing For Sale—Two seated S^uflehakir I have noticed this time and again many presents. Mrs. H< W, Clay of Tampa mo­ aw ay from the child. Still another surrey in good condition, reasonable until it has become the veriest nuis­ Tho«e present woro Margaret and tored up from Center Hill with her Of th e youngstchi. sought more than ance and all .that one can do now is Leander Berner, Dorothy and Ed­ brother, Mr. Max Archibald Thurs­ price. G B Frank. Sanford Heichti his share of food th a t , hid been 2-2tp to scratch fleas an d you hnve no ward Ruraph, Lila and Sam Mur­ day and .is the guest of her sister. brought along, a n d that demanded time to watch the pictures There rell, Gladys, John and George „Wil­ Mrs. Harvey Renfroe. the mother’s attention. are many places now that will not son, Katherine Symes, Nina and Roy TO R E N T In fact, a m other’s attention is allow dogs to be brought into they Howard, Corinne Stejnmcyer, Addle Clifford Walker returned to Sapdemanded s t all times with a brood house. ffUiey arc not allowed on and Ruth Marshall, Sidney Ken­ ford Saturday after a most enjoy­ Five ncres tiled land inside nlf of children—and (he demand it sup­ the trains any more and many of­ nedy, Kinchin Powers, Eunice Do- able three months visit- to relatives lim its.for rent, near brick road and plied. crow from tho mother, un­ fices have signs t h a t keep the dogs vahe, May, Julia, Arthur .and M ar­ in Illinois. loading station. Apply to ,A. P.1 seen by her, unnoticed by the chil­ on the outside.' I f there is one thing garet Zachary. > Connelly, Sanford. Florida. 2-tf dren, oat a philsoopher. He watch­ more th a n a n y other th a t gives me Miss Annie Lee Caldwell and Mr. For Rent— 4 room cottagq $10 i ed th e mother an d her young— and a pain i t is to see a bunch of dogs Weidiban Caldwell motored up In Honor of Ilobl. M orrit # -i ^ *- L: ‘ m editated upon th e eweetneaa of life. looting around fit) «vary public place? A most enjoyable and social af­ to Jacksonville Friday to Meet month. 5 room cottagh $12.50, ^ He looked into the future and saw I t certainly ahowa th a t the owners fair was the celebration of tho anni­ AddJe Neal of Jefferson, N. C. They eluding wntcr. G. W. Spencer. ■ . ‘ 1-tf th e woman ten years hence, a t are oblivious j to the convenience versary of the birth of Robert Mor­ returned with Miss Neal Saturday forty-three, in the prime of woman­ and rights of the general public ris, founder of the order of tho night. * For rent- 40 ncres Tiled Land i* i* y 1,- .■* hood, \ho center of a group of young when they force their attentions of Eastern Star, a t the Robbins Nest n body w e ll located. A.P. Conndif.j Tempt the appetite, men a n d women, th e companion of the kennels upon the people a t every Monday afternoon. • Mrs. T, A. Newton and little 109 Magnolia St. , *, 102-tf pleaae the taste and her girls, the comforter of. her boys. turn. I t Is a certain cinch th a t There was a large gathering of daughtera returned home , Sunday. n o u ris h the body. And the philosopher made a m en­ For Rent Cheap for Cash—Twenty ( these dogs could just as welt be left the Eastern Stars and their friends Crisp, clean and fresh. tal note of the glories of cYeatlon, acres of good hammock land all tiled-j a t home and »It is dp to the man­ to enjoy the fine program of- music Misa Beulah Hutcheson and Miss 5 cents, a n d thought a b o u t how good it is I01-tf agers of the theaters to see th a t they »jitl readings, rendered by tho vari- Hilda M aeey1 are spending two Call or write A. M. Tyler. ;tn 1 t - _. ii§_ to thus be mated early, and to bear are not aliowjed in the same room Trtbr’members present. An informal weeks at Daytona. For Rent— Three rooms furnish^ th e children in the youthful days, with the patrons of the house. If address was made by W orthy Pa­ for light housekeeping. Also tw* t h a t the parents m ay havo them tHg owneti of dogs have no respect tron Haskins. The parlors were Mr. and- Mrs. G. D. Bishop (nee ' a n d their society .while yet in - th e for the rights of others they should very attractive in their decorations Miss Bessie Schumpert) arrived in bedrooms. Mrs. Johna, 411 P*f* Round, ,thln, te n d er— 91-tfe .vigor of life. be taught those rights by the man­ of cut flowers and ferns, pink being Sanford Sunday night. They were avenue. with a delightful flavor "’~f ■ —--- --agers of theaters, by the riiurches, And the philosopher who has no the prevailing ‘color. met a t the station by a large party —appropriate for lunch­ For R ent— Furnished office eim>P* by the proprietors of store* aiyly children of his own, contrasted the Delicious putsch and cake were of friends and showered with- rice. ped with roll top desk, office chsirtj eon, te a and d in n e r, every other public place where the Served by the hostesses, Meads mes Mr. a n d Mrs. Bishop will reside a t h a ppy mother with the women with ao cents. and tables. Also a roll top d«h allow the canines to run lodte and Robbins, Parker, Renfroe and*Btg- Dr. S. Pule.nton’s. whom he.associates, with the frivo­ typewriter desk and other equip bother everybody around tjiem. lous, flighty tilings he meets in so­ icra. ment for «ole or rent. ■ Herald offit*ciety, and with the hcart-coi'd people Out of town guests were Mea­ 82-tf Mr. J. E. DIckins spent a few who a re married b u t . who have tie ds mes II. W. .C lay of T am pa and days last week in the cjty, the guest M1SCËLANEOUS children. And he went about his Mrs. Thomas oi Seiner.1 of his brother, Mr. J. W. Dickins. way rejoicing t h a t there are such Recently of Waycrossr h e -a n d his .W a n te d — Plain, and fancy sepi11*mothers, for while ho might .count Made of the* finest W anted— One young widow or To EfiUr College L»d family will remove to Baltimore, Dressmaking of all kinds. "bis own life s failure, he was philos­ ' ingredients. B'alced married lady ir| every town to denaVacation day« are nearly over and their future home. house cm East Third street. Mi*opher enough to kpow that the ¿0 perfection. The emstrate to vyo’irietl. Tor fatV selling the coilege set in Sanford a re m ak­ 99-94 p M attie Driggers, Y n a t i o n a l e tre n g th world cannot be destroyed, nor' the a rtie ^ . -Big-pay for « hustler, fx* ing final arrangements for entering Miss Hatte Allen of Sorrento' ia Lost, Strayed or Stolen. On Au|ud food. 30 cents. goodness of God wane, while there perience unnecessary. Address college as September opens,- for with the guest of Mrs. Harry Kent. 7th white horse weighed.about ID* a re such mothers. At Iealt t h a t la P. O. Box 614, Sanford, Fla., S-2lp the doec of September nearly all of the way ho talked to the 8auntercr, the boys and girla going'off to cotMr. a n d M n. John Musaon t o d pounds, eight years old, sylish Buy. biscuit baited by a n d th e sun shone brightly aa ho For Saie.Trifl tons ot -Iicn manure lege wilL-haYiUeit-Sanford.' „Several family: have retu rn ed . from a . pi— - pearnneo, good driver.'A ny info« ■poke. NATIONAL BISCUIT a t 620.00 per ton, sacked F. O, B. have already started on their way to ânt two weeks aojourn a t the beach. tion of vfhcreabtrat^iwtjt to Mf1 •• • Nelson, Bpx 1168, Sanford or Kuril* cars. Theo Throop, Enterprise, FIs, their respective colleges, making _- - * ' i , V I ; V gi j l ' "~ ; COMPANY Hammock. . I06-*(_ ’ . 3-2tc World Peace Foundation short visits in other towns while en Misses Jewel and Eunice DeVane, route. Among these is Miss Eleanor Who,have been the popular young Wantcdr-Wovk on truck. f»r . Roberta, who left' on Saturday for guests of their slater, Mr». T. D. experience, white. J. M. Smit war. -B u t Mti Olive, N. C., where she * will Hayes returned to .their home in Gen/ Delivery, City. 2-3tp .'V, '.‘7 .J e . . ’ • " ____ ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ¡[CURBSTONE GLEANINGS EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - Uneeda Biscuit Baronet Biscuit G raham • C rackers W Additional Classified Ads Try a Herald Want M �jjjw jm *W - f+¿1!-M ; ' ■■;: , j p .i.j ■ V ’ . ' ** V' W1 'V ^ ) ‘ ffW PFrT TV TTW ^-JC T^.w .w ’'T * “ ■ 11 - ' *~ * “ ' ■* * * ^ ■. •' " ^ '" t r . : . • : '■’V W IflJlS Ç ^ w • , ’ ./ ■ '■ ' 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 P UBLI S HED SEMI - WEEKLY SA N FO R D H ERALD IN • VOLUME VI ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS S A N F O R D — L ife /# Woith Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. .SEPTEMBER I. I‘J I4 *' NO 4 GERMANS ARE WITHIN SIGHT OF PARIS GOVERNOR TO THE FARMERS advocates p l a n t in g of WANT THE CITY TO SURRENDER!“ OR BE DESTROYED C R O P S IN FL O R ID A TO M E E 3 L D E M A N U . . ■*“ * "•'ir frrtW n i i m w H y.-.WP» 1 L1' ,]*niTnTmTupp- Sent.- A r-^ O o v m to r nu Trammell has issued the fed Park Tramm Pensacola, Fla , Sept. 4.— The ri'.ss to the farmers of lowing) fddre American National Hank of Pensa­ Ho rid a State of Florida Executive C ham ­ cola closed its doors Tuesday after n ber,' Tallahassee, August 31, 1914. run lasting about an hour. Aroused by sensational reports circulated last To the Farmers of Florida; night depositors flocked to the ban The great European war has furthis morning. For some time after “ nlshed the people of Florida n lesson the banks "were closed streets in ,to which I ask the privilege of call­ frontof tho hank's ten story build ing. your attentipn. Tho whole world is now suffering Trotn the inflated price of loodstufls The bank had deposits of $1,715,resulting from the demoralisation of 000, according to tin- last annual the war. • statement. The capitalisation is The people of Florida have in $,'100,0011 and the surplus $.15,000, their hands all the facilities nccea* • sary for supplying all of their own On last January, 1st its loans and d i s c o u n t s a m o u n t e d t,» $2, 000, OdO. • needs and the qeodH of many hun­ London, Sept, t, lit a . 'i n . G er­ ntta> • i* wearing itself out in ham­ dreds of thousands of other people (.’ W Lamar is president of the in­ stitution and M. E, Clark ’ cashier. mans now a t Senlis, twenty-five miles mering away a t the allied lines In almost nil articles of food and in 'T h e American National success­ from Pa rib and threaten destruction which give but do not break. meat products. fully weathered a severe financial of city unless ultimntum complied A'*di»imtch from Amiens. France, Florida has unsurpassed facilities storm a few months' ago when th e with. to the Daily Mail dated Tuesday, for supplying the nation with fruits September I. declares that the Ger­ snd vegetables, and our people, it First National Hank closed its doors. if true, are annually improving these lUtssian force of seventy two mans have tik e n possession of ■opportunities. thousand landed Aberdeen from Amiehs after three days' lighting Amiens is the Capital of the de­ On the other hand Florida has Archangel punsed through England It is seventy vast undeveloped advantages and for He)glum (Hher troops On way partment of Sninme milts directly north of Paris. It is resourres which ought to he turned via saint- route. a manufacturing city, and has it to profitable account in tlw produc­ population of 90.0110, It is on the tion of enormous staple crops and W AS N O M IN A T E D FOR T1IE Copenhagen. Sept l. 10 a in line <•( tin- railroad to Boulogne, and in furnishing a very large portion Ciar promises repayment of Bel­ S H O R T T E R M FROM about .fifty miles to the west of of our nation's meat supply. gian indemnity with interest when l.nFero and other points in "tTie de­ Florida’s farming industries are G EO R G IA exacted f r o m G -r m a n v partment of Aisne, where there lias in their infancy as compared with Macon, tin , Sept. L t oniyuaabe^n lighting during the pu»t few what they will he when our people Pelrogrude St Petersburgi, .Sept l day* man Thomas W Hardwick was 'fully develop the »late's possibil­ nominated for the short term in the 10 a. • m. Russian reverses at ities. A daily News enrrespondont dis­ » fleeting advance, We havc'the climate ant! the soil United States Senate to suevet-s the] llsternde not patch from Gournuy Kn-Hray, near A deeis-j which continues thinking t h e ‘ great and the labor. We have the trans­ late Senator A <> Bacon lloii' ii »ays c*.'‘ cast unt i l t in German foryij north of Vistula. ivc vote was nut portation facilities and the markets Tintier man advunee is umaxing and could product1 sufficient for «or fourteenth ballot After an uil night session of thy Puns, Sept. t 10 u. ,in . City A g/cnt battle is raging, with what need* and a surplus for other m a r ­ fleet of aero- result I know not, hut I do know kets. Yet the people of Florida .an­ Georgia Stute Democratic conven­ guarded at night by that the French and British armies tion which lasted for seventeen hours plu ne» nually pay to other sections hun­ are intact and -»till confident of ill continuously the convention ad­ dreds of thousands of dollar* for London, England, Sept. 4. In lunate success journed'Tuesday night to meet again foodstuffs for man and best. Incredible as it seems tin1 trespite of the fact that the French at noon. The European war has aggra­ Thirteen ballot* were taken d u r­ capital bus been removed to Bor­ liiendouji masses of men that I he vated and emphasized this situ a ­ ing the night, the last ballot Iw-fore deaux a n d th at the German artny of Germans have hurled at the allies tion. Our people' nre paying exor­ It adjournment giving .Hardiwlck 164; th if-ttw t is within th irty miles of have not overwhelmed them. bitant prices for provisions which seemj that wlule the Germans huv'? Slaton 112. Felder 93. Hutchens 4 tho-'outer fortifications of Paris, u thby can grow at home. Tho war Necessary to nominate. 188 llardi- strange air of confidence prevails t o - jib e weight the allro» certainly have may die indefinitely prolonged and t he allies allii T In­ generai 11 wit a n d science n n d t h e s e , with wi<k -bowed a gain from the begin­ daf among tinprices continue to advance i f o r - e mc n i -, vidi e v e n t mill V win ning I ' l i i . f o u r t h ballot sinml 1—1 fsefiug -a-i-ms to lie t ha The wealth of the state of H onda der I. Hardwick 1 111. Slaton 1 Hi W B will he increased by many millions ■It-r 1. H ardwnk 131» UG. Slaton 1 II I Vrilla n M u»ir blub of dollars and the independence and .j New Pope Elected and Hutchens 11. From that time welfare of our farmer» will he vast­ Della Koine, Sept. 4.— Cardinal Misse* Luetic und Adele Riñes enHardwick's strength grew until he ly enhanced if they will profit by Chicia was elected Pope to succeed l |i r u J n i d t f)P Cccillan Music Cluj) » gathered In the necessary majority the lesson now- so forcibly before 11#.Inti) ' Plus X. He will .assume home Saturday afternoon at 5 shortly after the convention met at them and begin as soon as. possible t lid name of Renedict XV o'clock The club was called to noon today. to cultivate food crops on a much The convention was one of the .•Kardinal Giacona Chiesa wa„ ere- r,|#r tl>. tlu. ,,r(.nideiit and the roll larger scale, and to take advantage U<1 Cardinal May 21 lust, nnd is was called. A delightful program, most interesting political bodies to of Florida's Unsurpassed advantages \|kjhlii*hop of Bologna. Italy winch was rendered by mem tuners asseinfile in Georgia m many a day as a stock raising and meat produc­ He was horn at I’egli November (h(, f „ ||ov Senator Hoke Smith was renmnin ing state 2 ^--i 18 54. and was JS. 1 I. aim was-Ordained |>rii'»t, S o Surrender M arch Morrison ated to succeed hiltTSeli. and Judge I hope that it will not be consid­ •mber 21. 1878. n n d has been i Hel en P e c k a n d Mrs. Munson N. E.‘ Harris was nominated by ac­ ered improper for me to suggest Schubert clamation for Governor Senator c u c e t e l i with the Vatican In variand urge upon the |>eople of Florida o A rapacities parities si sirice 1883. H axel PackardSmith's presence is believed to have .who own or control land that they His appointm ent fls Bishop of •had great influence in securing HttrnSung of the K a ty d id ...............Kern proceed a t pnee t o -arrange for the Bologna* is said in Romo to have Helen Terwiiliger wick's nomination. He was openly planting and cultivation of as ex­ been for the purpose of combatting a supporter of the congressmnP Mardh Trium phale, Troi Gohaertx tensive fall food crops as their cir­ the modernists. against Governor Slaton anti tm Ted. Adele and William Riewge cumstances will permit, «*0 the end other candidates for the shor.t terhe I Love You Truly, solo .' . Bond Monday Legal Holiday that regardless of the duration of to sucoeed Senator Ducon. Virginia Brady The Sanford ptistofllce wUf be the great European war, there may Hardwick was born December9, closed Monday on account of Labor Waltz Chopin be an abundance of such produce 1872. His home i s -at Sandersvillei Day. T h e oftlco wHl bo open from Lu era Chappell raised by our 'own people for home He was twice a member of the GoJ.h 8 t6 10 u. m.. and the carriers will My Chnin of Memories, solo consumption and for sale in other gin legislature and is serving re­ make one delivery. Virgina Brady markets. Such activity is hound to sixth successive term as a mem hoe Club Chorus It Iwing a national holiday t h e i 1 n tho Candle Light redound to the material, financial V. of the lower house. Sending ebree hanks of the city will also-he Voices of Spring advantage of our farmers nnd to be closed. Coming on Monday will ' Mrs. Munson of great benefit to all our citizens. Carson May Enter Race tliThw all business from Saturday to After the program delicious ire ThU very im portant matter Is Kissimmee. Sept. 4. Tho friends Tuesday. cream und cake were served. submitted for tho serious consider-,, of tho Hon. C. A. Carson of this ation of all Floridians interested, city arc strongly urging him to be­ directly or Indirectly, In farming or come a candidate for the United S O L D IE R S S L E E P I N G A T L IE G E fruit growing, in the confident be­ States Senate to succeed Senator lief th a t it opens tho surest nnd Bryan, provided the latter is a p ­ easiest way to an Increased pros­ pointed U nited-Spito Judge. perity and happiness. It is believed hore that cx-Senator PA RK T R A M M E L ^ . Carson would make a strong race Governor. before the people because he has so many friends t(id acquaintances both Another New Railway A special from Kissimmee says: personal and political throughout C- H. Armstrong, president and en­ the state, who are enthusiastic for gineer in chief ,of the South Florida him. This together with the fact •nd Gulf railroad, which will con- that Senator Carson is the father nect «Keenan vil Ic and Passenger, has of the present Railroad Commission bill tpiYing succeeded in having it returned from St. Paul. He stated th a t engines ami slcel put through both branches of the ttril* have been ordered, and were legislature in 1897, and having bepn always on the way, and thnt work chairman of the committee which ahould-be recommenced at once, and perfected it in 1899, to conform to that he expected to complete the tho constitutional amendment ad o p t­ .line b y the end jof .thc y e a r .______ ed in 1898» would make him yery This road when completed will strong bcfojp the people. Ho also open up a tremendous trait of vir­ introduced In 1S970esd lulmary clo* gin territory. The road is connected tion bill which became the first priwith the Kissimmee Valley Exten- introduced in 1897 the primary, elec­ ■lon of. the’ East Coast Extension, tion bill which became the first pri­ Photo by A m erican P resa A ssociation. . ^ . ^»hlch riftii straight south from May- mary election lay ejrer enaeWd • Between the ■■»nulls the Belgian« bnd time Tor Prie* uni*. town to Okeechobee. Florida. • . f-o je sS u . ---*» . :rV '.-i - ±- % i*-i- ' i ’ t -• i Vi1* . .. , . , . fall BRITAIN TO F t ANK GER­ MANS. IÑ BELGIUM NEXT fe w days w ill be FULL OF SURPRISES' IN THE GREAT GA$E OF WAR HARDWICK WON OUT FOR SENATE a ™_ GERMANY C O N T R ols P O T ; ASH WHICH IS NECES­ SARY. EOE THF. r .A \n HfiLf-iwi1*. Ärntini ‘M ullet—.— r 3Ë A lrx W ----- * ----------------------------family residence Wednesday, in the | thc cl° 3Ì»g of the German manuafe7Gth year of her life und was buried i turcrB of potash fertilixer farmer» id regard to a t 3:30 p. m. Thursday. The ftrner- are nil a t sea Germany has control al rites were performed by Rev. the future. of the potash of thc wor)d, and all Father Uhinchart of Maitland. Mrs. Muller was born in France manufacturers of fertilixer depend but came to America in 1864, short­ "upon it for this ingredient. No fer­ ly after her marriage and has been tiliser for fruits and generally veg­ n resident of Sanford for - many, etables is of much value without a quoin of potash. One of the leading m any years. She leaves one son, Mr. Eugene manufacturers Here stated that it Muller of Seattle, Washington und would be impossible now to put more two daughters, Misseff Louise and than, three per cent of potash in Eugenie Muller T he warmest sym ­ what is known as ammonia fertilizer pathy of frieipls go out to the fain­ 'and two pv-r cent in tho alkali. In Florida nnd ujl southern potato tly in their hour of bereavement. sections potash i* very essential to The pall Itear era were Messrs a good crop. Hastings potato oper­ C. F. Haskins, K. E. Turner., Thco. Miller, Tim Keane, Ed Rourke and a t o r do not know what to expect Dr. Mason. Many beautiful floral for next Reason's planting. Not one offerings testified to the love and of the leading fertilizer agencies in esteem in which Mrs. Muller was this city would give the News any direct information us to what to ex­ held by her friends. iled for next year. As a rule they claim th a t all their contracts for 1914 delivery were completed or the slock on hand for their comple­ tion, an d tip to this time (hey had not made contracts for 1915. Porto Rico depend* largely upon fertilizer. TIJE PRESENT HOARD DOES From the Porto Rico Journal of Aug. 19 the following concerning NOT GET RESULTS FOR fertilizer* i? taken: THE SHIPPERS "PricFk of fertilizers, particularly From time to tune thc Reporter- anything with potash in it, are now S ta r lias brought to the attention of on a war footing. "Fruit growers und others .who are the public the fart t h a t 't h e Florida large purchasers of fertilizers have Railroad Commisison was respon­ been advised by local dealers t h a t sible fur the failure of the long and short buui iirl, paased by the lcgis> price* have been advanced, following * •. * lulure of 1913, to be put into ellecl. instructions from th if manufacturers Although hearings were conducted in the states, und it is said to be at several point* in the »tnte several doubtful whether any potash fer­ months ago the commission ha* never tilizer* will long he obtainable at rendered n derision. The act re­ any price. "G erm any has a monopoly on the main* on the s ta tu te hooks a dead commercial potash deposits of tho letter. in its. «'.Hurts to ascertain world, an d with the present war on, ' what's the m atter the Reporter-Stnr asked Hon, Edwin Spencer. Jr., some exports of potash from Germany arc lime ago to tell what he knew about wholly suspended. “ One fertilizer representativn in the disposition of the case. Mr Spencer wn* the a uthor of the long San Ju an has received instructions and »hurl haul a rt and represented from the manufacturer not to offer the Marion County Board of Trade un> fertilizers for sale thnt contain, * . before the comuiiftRioii when hearing more th an five units of potash. ■’Potash fertilizers tiro used exten­ on the a i t was held a t Ocala. In a letter rectived today, Mr. Spencer sively by the fruit growers of ^he island, a n d p a rticu la rly ‘by the pine­ says: Lakeland. Ha.. Aug. 28. '14 apple |ilanters, to harden .tiro fruit —a l Mr J II. Reese, Editor,- Orlando, and add to its shipping and keeping qualities. It is uUo used by tha Florida: citrus fruit growers (or tho sumo Friend Recke Your letter re­ purpose. ceived 1 have been waiting for the "One fertilizer formula, applied to board of trade of Marion county to furnish me with a transcript of tin- pineapples just before marketing, record of the testimony taken at culls (or thirteen units of potash.. the Ocala hearing before l made an Frpm now on. it is said, it will be effort to write anything for puhlica- next to impossible to buy this mix^ tioii bn the long and short haul m at­ turc, a t least after present local And ter. They have promised fo do so. stocks hteve been exhausted. the price quoted by ono dealer on This testimony would furnish you with a most interesting insight into this formula has jumped from a p ­ the situation. I do not understand proximately $45 per ton to $80. "Small potash deposits recently how any body of men in the world could have heard the testimony in­ have been discovered in Colorado troduced at Ocala, even on the side uud Idaho, hut these deposits have of the railroad companies, without not yet yielded a product suitablo making some effort to afford relief for commercial purposes. "R ecently anothef source of pot­ under the long and short haul act; furthermore, there is absolutely no ash hns been found in kemp, or sea­ asonuble excuse why the railroad weed, an d there Is one small factory commissioners should not act upon in California now making fertilizer ■—Pro­ the question one way or the othef. potash from this source." It in one of those impenetrable mys­ duce News. teries which I cannot fathom. I ' imagine that the only way to ever Rand Concert ■ get relief is to elect new commis­ w Tho Sanford Rand will render one sioners. of their fino concerts In tho park Whenever I am furnished the tes­ band sta n d Tuesday evening, Sept. tim ony I spoke o f I .will make the 8th. Following Is the program: entire matter public through your paper and you can rest assured th a t Campus M artin M arch,'. . . ........... àâ ...... ..Cl V?. Bennett It will make some interesting read­ Little Miss Fix-It, selection . . . ing. * •-»■ G. R. Reeves " Hoping that you nre making a great success of your newspaper, I The M an Behind the -Gun, march beg to- rem a in ,'. . - *- - * .. •. «/ »». . . . . . Sousa Your friend, ' Danulro Waves, w altz..................... .. -* E D W IN S P E N C E R . . L. . F. H. Grelssinger Reporter-Star. Woody Vans, march .K . }j. King Home Circle, overture. ."Out waiting fortune in South ......... ............. .. G. H. Reeves American trade" is the way they are All Star Medley, overture. . . . ............ referring t-o (he big opportunities . , t vt C hai: J. -R o b e rts -----for cummercfit expansion" th a t“ are at hand. With an adequate mer­ The Now Colonial March. . H. B. Ha lie New Colónial M arch................ chant marine, we can bring abun­ The dant treasures from South America Y* ............. R. B. Hall , and, what is better still, establish a Everybody cordially Invited tot strong federation between the come out and enjoy an evening. United States and the South Amer­ Plenty of benches and ébalr» and ican republics. parking room for automobiles. NEW RAILROAD COMMISSIONER t g « v ? , , -■ -, _>, . , -■. K B» —•. " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/43f0f68f093de3c6075f24baf5cf841e.pdf 05633661c17a2b8fdb52fc489b1dc113 PDF Text Text AUGUST 28 »J* THE SAf/PORD HEBALI) PAGE EIGHT » !- a b o u t p e o p l e a n d e v e n t s * • * ' OF SA N FO R D GERMAN AÜT0 GUN-CARRIAGE . ■ CLASSIFIED H APPENINGS A d v e r t is in g , BEING A RESUME Li ------- U P -T O D A TE Communications for this Column Should he Marked "Society Editor", or . Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 203 Il'rdditUt IMl* Sanford friend» of Miss Bessie Schumpert will be surprised to hear of her marriage to Mr. Geo. D. Diahop- which occurred In Atlanta Wednesday nt the home of her tdstyr. Mr». Chas. Boll. Miis SchUmpert was married ' In ft handaonie - . travelling gown. The wedding was a quiet one, only the immediate , fam ily,and Mm. D. L. Thra»her of l Sanford being present. I 4 Misa Florence Robl^-is visiting Mr*. Bfcnnan. and her grand daugh­ ter», Misses Emma and Mabel l.indgren fu Orlando. *1 All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading TH REE CENTS » Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. y in v m u v v jiv FOR SALE Miss Almu Pagenhart left for Jacksonville yesterday wfrom which pluce she- will sail for Baltimore. She will visit several points in M ary­ land and Virgins, also -Washington, D. C. before returning home. F o r Sale— Furniture a t 210 1'*,^ Avo. ________________ iH-tf FOR Bttlc or rent. Three acres- . highlly improved Tiled land, clou in, w ith nice 7 room house well la. cated. A. P. Connely. 101) M»(. noiia Ave. ‘ 102- tf. TAKE DODSON’S AND ' * . f i u f t t S um* ' v. | . ' * * l r . and Mm. Alfred Lilja enter- n m » « tained Wednesday evening with n 0 1 A I ^ c h a r m i n g little buffet »upper in ( ~ * ^ h o n o r of Mm. E. B. Brown. i ’ Taking The dining room was very uttrac- j home' for ✓ awt Y H I T R F P R T t/H 1 v U ls P E iu l ----------Calomdl .«jeans staying at the day—take Motorcars are used for transjK»rtinir llaht Held artlller.r Tho guns are returned to the grouiTd l*efi>re being tired pink roses and green ferns. I ff an atta ck of const! The delightful event marked the iousness hits you, there'» no need to christening of a handsome tea cloth take a dose of catomcl and spend At of Irish crochet, with center of Inset least ft day getting over tjio effect« 'medallion». A bowl of pink and of it. L. It. Phii'fc £.*■££. sell Dod­ white ro»e» and fern» graced the een son*» Liver Tohe, which they guar­ ter of the table, which was very antee takes the place of calomel and lovely with It» beautlfuFcover, dain­ »tart» a laxy liver withnpt bad after ty china and gleaming Rilver. A de­ effects. Dodson's Liver Tone does all the licious and appetising menu was served. Before leaving the table, good thut calomel can do, yet it is toasts and good wishes for Mr. and absolutely harmless to young people Mrs. Brown wire in order nmi the ant} old. It is u pleasant tasting rest of the evening was-, pleasantly vegetable liquid that will relieve con­ spent with the game of "500." stipation or sour stomach or other Those present besides the honoree troubles that go along with a luxy were Mm. W. T. Shelly, Mr. E. B. liver, without restriction bf habit or diet. You don't leave off any of Brown and Mr. U. J . Holly. ---------* tho things you regualaly do when Pant* at Otlrtn you take -Liver Tone. jjl A gay party of young ppople cip A ' large bottle of Dodson's Liver Joyed a delightful dance nt Osteen, Tone sells for 50 rents'. Get the , Wednesday night, tho guests of Mr. genuine and if you itre not pleased nnd Mr*. D. fl. Monroe, given in with it-the druggist from whom you , . honor of their niece, Miss Verna bought ___ _it’ will give your money back Monroe. Four cam carried the party with a smile. 'i'lie dormati nrtiij tuia unmet ou* ai muriti i.i.iHieatrjo "li ivlilrli rapiti tire mite li Iua guiis uri- muliniti] to Osteen. peliciou» punch wauj . -------------- :---•( , served throughout the evening. j Twenty-six Siberian farmers have' Tho»e going out from Sanford j arrived a t Hull, England, to studr operative farming «ocictyinthewor of Siberian b u tte r are consumed in' Thing» to Worry About. were the Misses Saidie Will in ms, i Hrilish agricultural methods ami coThis society has built up an ex lab-' tho united Kingdom .annually, undi Tcftn) not* accompany n baby** Margaret Wight, Gladys Morris, Kate j operative systems, ns delegates f r o m 1sive butter tra d e with Great Britain. • Siberian egg* and rheese are likewise j fr,P(1 1|n,f| )t ,h rn„ month» old — Underwood, Anna nnd Elisabeth! what has been allied the greatest coBetween 00,000 nvd 10,000 long tons 1 purchased in large quantities. i Cine'""''*1 Enm;‘McLaughlin; Messìi.' Billy. Hill, I Ralph Wight, Roy, Ned nnd J o e 1 Chittenden, Geo. McLaughlin, Ken­ neth Murrell and others. j * * 'C . E l L a u n c n R id e A large party of young people, members of t he C. E. Sodoty of the Presbyterian church, enjoyed a launch ride .and picnic «upper a t Lemon Ptuff Thursday afternoon, re­ turning late in. tho evening. Mra. J. G. Hurley is visiting her lather and mother in Maarot. Miss Alice Tetherly and her mother, Mrs- dreonwood of Orland hmVc returned from a delightful sum­ mer spent In the mountains of North Carolina. Miss Tetherly was the guest of her aunt, . Mm. C. E. Walker this week. ., For Sale— Fine farm .of tin urr« about three miles from tin ‘<ity," •also tw o choice city lots. Goir^ cheap for cash or can be purchase! on easy tejms. Address U., care of Herald office. ( For sale or Rent— Five acres, tiled I land, tw o good-wills, located juit i south of Stilt’on 10 on S. & K. Kail-way. 5 room house. See F W. I Mn honey ut Fernnld's. 1*7 tf ,i For Sale One $.'15 incubator, 240 ) siie. Good shape, guaranteed to hutch. Price 410.00. T. II J-ihnson, M o o re ’» Station. l-2lp , TO KENT Five acres tiled land inside city limits for rent, near brick road and loading station. Apply to A P. I Connelly. Sanfopi. F l o r i n . --tf ' ■ ■» —i ■ ii w i i i wana i ■■ • For Reni Chi'ap for Cosh—Twenty acre« of good hammock land all tiled. Cull or write A. M. Tyler. 101-tf OR the benefit of customers going North rather late, we arranged for an advance shipment pf Suits, Coats and Skirts. All these, we guarantee, are strictly advance styles, purchased from the different large concerns in our “style centre.” r 'Sfc_ Jl à n v> i ! -- , , - ." ” _• ** " t-l: ■ .j ■ * * * "1 • __ •* * * ' » « C o a t S u its * -* ^ t :^rt~ _ C a p e C o a ts * ; L. -’ S k ir ts ! _ —" —* -- * M n. D. L. Thrasher and daughter, Miss May returned from a delight­ ful visit to North Carolina yester­ day. Mrs. J. P. Dick of Leesburg was tho gusflt of Mm. Harvey ' Renfro« several days this week, en route' from' Daytona, where sho has been apending tho summer. For Sale-Orange grovr 14 acm fine hu-mmock land, 130 u rn s of Celery land, one ten acre t r a n rclery Innd. At n bargain. Address P. O. B Box 1034t *104-8tc. For r e n t- 40 acres Tiled laind in a body welljocatod. A.P. Connelly, ] 109 \rxgnofin St. 102-tf Rev. J. F. McKinnon and nieco, MU* Ethel. Sharpe motored -over from Orlando Wednesday, cn ro^to to Daytona, ' spending Wednesday and Thursday with Mr*. Henry McLaulin and Miss Bessie Long. They, went on to Daytona Thursday, ac­ companied by Mr. Henry Me•Laulin and son, Henry Jr. and Mr. Garner. Prof. Nerling of Gotha is the gu of Mr. and Mn. Henry Wight. Prof. Nerling Is the owner of the famous Cajlsdium farm at Gotha. , For Sale or Rent— Tw o nice reddences a t a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. 8(l-tf , j ■ Mr». II. E. Tolar has returned from a abort visit to Genova. ' ' For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting car for $400.00, Just overhauled ia good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine & Garage. *Bi2-lfc For R ent 1 room cottage $10 * month. 5 room cottage SllLfitf, ia-,1 eluding water. G. W. Spcnceft • '___________ " ’ l-tf Perianal Mention Dr. and Mm- Bouchdle and chil­ dren of Daytona «pent several days In Sanford this week, the guest» of their »ister, Mra. Henry Wight, re­ turning to Daytona .Wednesday. Mr. A. E. Pace wentjup to Jack. aonvIUe tin Tuesday to be gone sev­ eral days. * -* --------Mrs. Singletary returned from Orlando Wednesday, accompanied by Mm. J. M. Tellers and daughter, Thelma who will remain oVer Sun­ day. Guests; of Miss Ethel Single­ tary are Annir May Bellew of Sebring and Ruth-;Pow*U of Ctaraorta. For Salc-At a discount- Schobt»hip i n Sanford Business Collett Owner unable.to use It a n d it will bt SCHOOL SUITS Children’s Dresses Just the thing for th e boy Values up to $8~50 eacTf. How; ever we find we are over stocked, and offer Made of good Ginghams, Chambray, Etc. Choice $2.98 Choice 98c Abont ir traniinxl of them. Trimmed in “ cute” ways, and just the thing for school. (See Our Window) For F o n t Five acres good celery Intuì, on - nnd n I ill miles from Sunlord. N 11 (irriter. 99-8t<For P e n t Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Also tv.0 bedrooms. Mrs. Johns,- 4 It- Park avenue. . ‘ 91-tfc For R ent Furnished office ped with roll top desk, office and tables. Also a roll ,to p typewriter desk nnd other ment for sale or rent. Herald equip­ chairs desk, equip­ office, 82-tf N H SC E L A N E O IIS ~ W a n te d — Plain and fancy sewinc. Dressmaking of nil kinds. Liit home on East Third street. Mr*r Mattie Driggers. . - 99-9tp * Four Hundred Victor an d Colum­ bia lecosd.-t and two" MacJiines .for exchange. C- H , Berry. IOV-’ieJ Wantod-Seamstesa for plain sewini by wedk in country home. Addre« Box 1453 Sanford. 105-2tp. Lost, S trayed or Stolen. On Auguit 7th white horse weighed about 1130 pounds, eight - years old, sylish ap­ pearance, good driver. Any informa­ tion of whereabouts sent to Mr. S. Nelson, Box 1163, Sanford or Eurika Hammock. * . 105-ife. W a n te d — Work on tru c k farm, experience, white. J. M. Smith, Gen. Do'Ivery, City. 2-3tp * Wlsa Precaution. "The g ir l'o f today." says a head­ line, "conceals her ear*." A very wise precaotlon. considering tho nsturo of »onto o f tho sublpcU moat talked about.— Rochester Democrat ftnd Chronicle. . ' S ' e l l a J a J E W EI Lfj E R *J • f WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELKV.í^^L• VERWARB. OPTICAL (¡001 )8 . ETC. Mrs. E. B. Brown left.for her new In Tampa yestertlay to tho reof her many friends. , Mrs. E x p e r t R ep airin g 123 W e s t F irs t S t r e e t S A N F O R P , F L O R ID A S t-C - - �¡Pfl 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 ,' P UB LI S HE D SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD **y*, i ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — L ife I» W oith Livi nit --SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1914 VOLUME VI 1'.' ______ J “ NO 3 GERMANS. ARE MARCHING ON TO PARIS COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD FINE MEETING m u c h e n t h u s ia s m w a s SH O W N BY T H O SE IN ATTENDANCE Tho Commercial Club held u very ALLIES UNABLE TO CHECK THE TEUTON MILLIONS Sanford Library Noten "E urope” is on every tongue! •DAY BUT SIXT Y' MIEESTROM FRENCH CAPITAL THE GROWERS ARE ALL BUSY S E E D B E D S ARE D O T T IN G TH E GREAT CELERX- D E E T A -"~ ~ t . E. Society Outing __ UJth Visitors to the d t y a t this time a r e surprised to see the m yriad of white--p-ntr s trrrrhTvfTtll along “ Unr7 way through the celery delta a n d rem ind one. of th e armies en­ camped on the fields of Europe only there are no men sleeping under the te n ts with warlike weapons in their hands. Under these tents here are sleeping tho seeds of celery and lettuce waiting for the flowing water, fertilizer and warm Florida run to waken them to life nnd from these thousands of seeds will be ger­ minated thu plants th a t will soon he seen in the many fields of tho cctrry delta th a t ship the thousands bf crates of Celery and lettuce. Regardless of the wars and ru­ Aia mors of war in Europe the growers of-Sanforii_aii^ going fo rw ard-w ith their seed beds and are not waiting for the results of carnage and blood on the plains of Europe, (or the grower knows th a t the people of the north must eat and they will» eat as much this winter as they did lust winter Not alone will' they ■ plant the luxuries, such as celery and lettuce, hut they will also go in'-for t t a staples, th at will be insuch great demand not only in America hut in Europe as well a n d with the .American m erchant’ t » mat rines carrying loads of staple crops to Europe nnd the only.tfompetitors in cabbage and potatoes shut ofY • from our markets it is reasonable ' /fi. to suppose th a t the Florida veget­ ables will this season find a re a d y market. Especially should this bo true of the'Irish potatoes, sweet pdII. 1 . P. Note* Our prugrars-iianifat.wvwwnWrvnsggx^ttaw^JiVWtbbaf'r. ortlons^ etc. ta « t seasorf^fiWtiril sfupptftf 12fei* carried, out Jlly members of the Mis­ sionary Group Our subject was 000 c ra tes'of this stuff, not in d ttd - — —— Modern Missfunary Equipment. The ing 25,000 barrels of Irish potatoes, which will givo one the idea of the following program was rendered: tander in charge, F. E. Gatchel. scope of our growers. There is a question (his season Song. Joy to the World, Recited by Miss Jimmie l.ning and sung by ever present with the grtJvfera, of fnney stuff us to w hether th e people' entire union. . Sentenco prayers by several mem­ of the north will feel like buying celery and lettuce, since they are ber* of the diroup classed among the luxuries-but this Song, Here am I. recited by Miss will be left to the desires of the Mary Gatchel and sung by union. great American public which has Scripture lesson read by Mrs. E. E the rijiutution of usually gotting to x . V h u t it wants, regardless of financial Introduction by Mr. Fortaon. conditions or tho-price. Why wo need to Build Church So the tentu of tho peaceful a rm y Houses in Foreign Fields, Miss Edith dot the landscnpo antj th e Sanford» Stewart. grower tackles the job i4guin, secure Why do we Need Schools, Mrs. in the knowledge that' part of his S. G. Kennpdy. crop of fancy stuff will be sold The Use of the Printing I'reis, Mrs at a reasonable figure and if tho market demands tjie staples he can Ernest Betts. Song, Jesus sJiull Reign, Recited fill th a t demand after the season for by Mrs. Brotherson and sprig by celery u n d d e ttu c e has passed. With sweet potatoes bringing CO Uniqn. cents a peck in the m arket t o d a y in The Hospital and the Medical the heart of the sweet potato coun­ Missionary ns Helpers in the Mis­ try the grower should not w orry sionary Work, Miss Cora Lee Hnmuhout the war in Europe or a n y riek. other disturbance. We always have these missionary programs every fifth Sunday and Now With the Movies i they are KfwnyB enjoyed by all, ns The editor Of The Herald received this program ia a little different from a card from C haa..W . Ritchie yes­ the others. We had quite a good terday in which he ntatea, that be attendance and after a few: remarks and hln wife, Mabel I’aige ate now by our president the meeting waa with the movies, being engaged by closed hy all repeating our M b pah. the Luhin Company of Jackson­ sad_"N ettie" run by—8tr;"Hoollhan and Mr. Roy Tillis were tilled with Christian En­ dea v o u rs who enjoyed a moat charm­ ing ride up the riVer' to Lemon Bluff, where they received a very cordial welcome from Prof, and Mrs; iirhaeffer and Mr. and Mra. Tice. Preparations were soon in order for a fish fry, some presiding over the frying pan, others over the kettles of g r it s 'a n d the coffee pot, jvhilo still others were spreading more good things to gut. And by the light from a rheerfut camp lire the hungry parly could soort testify to the efficiency of the cooks. After supper, games and vurioua pleasures were enjoyed‘ fill time to "all aboard" fpr the moonlight rid«j home. a* . Members present were: iotdlea, Mrs It ('. Muxwell, Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Alice Whittier, Miss Annie Whitiier. Miss Essie Purdon, Mj» T D Hart, Mrs Frank Grnyum, Mis» Eilna Tullough, Mi*s Mary Gardner, Mis* Lillian Her­ ring. Mi*s Esther Woodburn, Miss Frunrcs lo*avitt. Miss Lough. Miss Annie Lee- Caldwell, Miss Lettie Caldwell'. Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss May Doyle, Mrs George INxtou; Messrs D I"), Caldwell, H W. Csld* well. K. I Close, Karl Roumillut, T I Deane, Rnht. l)eane. Earl Paxton, Ned Chittenden, SethAVood ruff. T D Hart, A K Rossctter. Howard Swartz, If J Minton In thc-'cTly* hiriT~ Lhgt""ira*‘ aHF~ntbook» tended. Many who would have been "valuable to refresh the mind on present seemed to f o rg e t' th a t the certain aspects of the present condi­ dub will meet every two weeks and tion of affairs in Europe." In their they overslept the date, hut about list are many that the L ibrary’can forty members were present and the loan to their readers. meeting waa a very enthusiastic one Three biographies published by throughout. President Lake, Vice Harper a few years ago are of spec­ President Whltner, and Second Vice ial interest. LATEST BULLETINS London, Sept 1. -According to President. Spencer nil being-absent "Francis Joseph of Austria," "Wil­ the Times' St. Peters burg corres­ London, 2' p. m.— T he latest from the city the mooting waa pre­ liam 11 of Germany." "The Mar­ pondent, Russia's appeal to the sided over by A. P. Connelly and tyrdom of un Empress.” They are announcement by the" French Poles to ro-unite against the com­ Embassy here says Anglo-French W. M. Hnynea acted ns secretary. by a member of the-court of Austria, mon Teutonic foe has had an ex­ The report of the committees was name unknown. Tho last is tho life troops been forced give ground traordinary effect among the Slav fire line but no-wliore been broken railed for and were read, th at of story of Elisabeth, tin- wife of Frans through. Seizure Marconi British soldiers in the German, sqrtjce In­ the Finance and Membership Com­ Joseph. Isles station for naval purposes formation received in St Petersburg, mittee being extremely favorable Hooks abolit Germany: History indicates British preparing assail it is stated, Indicates that the I’lliah ami demonstrates that the majority Germanyi Lewis; History of the main German Fleet. ■ Cettinje re­ soldiers belonging to the sixth Bres­ of the people of Sanford realize* th a t (jermun Empire, Menzel. ports French nnd English fleet lau arm y gorps, serving on the the Commercial Club has revived Because writers today are draw- forced Austrian ships retreat again western frontier, .mutinied arid, killed in earnest and they aro willing 1to ¡ng comparisons between the charSt. Peters­ their officers. pay their dues if th e same promises j actera of william II of Germany and saving Montengrin. The Slav regiments in the Aus­ burg dispatches says by Emporia! anything in the way of results. TKe^pj^ ^j-cn14 great, great uncle, Fredtrian ‘ervice are also declared to tie orders tn e-St. Petersburgs name great American republic believes ,,rjrk l(„, (;rt.a t , readers will find notoriously disaffected The Novoe will heneforth, I k - known Petroin the principle th a t anything th a t thl. historical romances of Mullmeh, V re mv ia says one whole Austrian grad. Change eliminate Teuton, is worth doing is worth doing well, j u o r t h -reviewing They are Berlin n gi on nt Wiel over to -the U u- miio contruction present name. A s­ and anything that is worth paying a mJ Suns-sotire; Frederick the Great std. quith and Balfour to make public for should he collected and w ith ’ nn,j Hj„ Court, Frederick the Great addresses enroufnge recruiting. this principle in view the m e m h e rt' ntl(j hi« Family. •Pari». Sept. 1. !i 1.0 a 111 Great old and young will he called upon» Hooks about FrancHistory of St. Petersburg, 2 p. m. Rus­ gloom us war office announces allies to pay the insignificant sum of 16. France, Guizot; Life of Napoleop. sians continue hold advantage, In orderly retreat only sixty eight per year i n , advance, the price j Bourerrienne; Life 'of Nnholeon, their whole lines. . miles a wav. agreed upon at a meeting held li»«t. O e u sy . The French Hevolution. April. This money has been ready j Carlyle: Empress Josephine, Abbott: Amvvrjt, 2 p m. British forces (or the collector hut the m em bers. Hortense, Abbott. Marie Antoinette, landed at Ostend are to support St. Petersburg. Sept I t*:40 a. m have been wniting to see if the c lu b , Abbott; Louis I’hillippe, Abbott, Belgians in plan to cut iiö rmans V Furious lighting in East Prussia had life enough to rpllert the dues J History: Rise of the Dutch Re- rear. continuad from Lemberg to Koetfig*and the new Finance Committee Hit»» | public. Motley: Hollnnd. by Grat burg, and m Gulucia demonstrated beyond perndventutr ,nn; jci-tsia. by Rumtmnd. Austria, New Y ork,‘ ¿ -f>. m .~ B a h a a iii>er ■* that they p u r p o s e r ti m lh T f the duos by - AMhmi : Japan, by Diokaon, Mafelda Hollanders Ryndam, ar­ now. 1 I, Daly, by Abbott; Horatio Nelson, rived seventeen hundred re fug .4 Ucrlitw- Sept. ,1 U:40 u. tn. The J:iub listene d "to -stmwr- r ^ X r f , y. WT^Tark Ilusnell; History of the Kaiser ienvfs*-FMgrtTtrr-for the Russide talks ulong the lines of the mem English People, by Green: Decisive • iun (font London, England, Sejit. !.' The bers taking a more active interest Hatties of the World, by Creasy; Time* correspondent at Ostend re­ in the. d u h and the city of Sanford. War Between Jup*»tt and Russia, by Rome. Sept. I W40 a m. Bal­ cords a conversation with a Corn nn . R. S. Kidder of St. 'Augustine ad- l.jnthicum. loting for new Pope Itegin» without officer from, Brussel» who said fran­ dressed the club* regarding the m at­ ('urdinals Gibbons und O'Connell, tic efforts were being made to inflict ter of advertising in the Foster list llaptists in Orlando who arrive tomorrow. of magazines and papers and this The Sanford Baptist Young Peo­ a crushing blow on the allies, espec­ Nol-j matter was referred to the eomtnit- ples I'nion were the guests of the ially on t lie English forces. withstanding the success achieved The IL-igur. Sept I '* 10 a. m. tee on advertising. The club is a t Orlando union hist night and • renby the German army', the dispatch Ernest Sol wav, Baron Lambert, the present time more interested tn I ,|f r>->I a verv interesting program nays, there is a feeling among mans M Warquet and Baron Etnpuin, getting interi-st aroused in the club S o m e t >rn>ago t lo* i t r li ttub Niildiera that they are tight ">ur of the rn heat men of Belgium < 1er iny n membership and until the list reach H i I' t v i - it e d y'.uifi>rd a n d i lu-> Jd* have guaranteed I he payment of cs 150 members paid up for the w a s t h e r e t u r n vi t i i, a b o u t tw«-tit> mg against too great oi Despite all efforts to conceal the forty million dollars which the Ger* year no questions of advertising will Sanford mem I»era coming down by mans demand for the salvation of automlhile. A supper was served news from Prussia, It is stated in­ Brussels. be taken up. formation of a disquieting character The now hotel, transportation of ing program was rendered: regarding events '*there *is taginning ’ the school children, ta tte r roads to Chorus. Special Notice to circulate among the German Oviedo, on up town ticket office,' Sentence Prayers There will be a meeting of the forces nnd this feeling of anxiety deeper water, the east coast canal 1l y t n n. . trustees of the Library Associaion was intensified when two divisions and many other matters wifi be Hymn the and the Woman's ('lull committee totalling 80,000 men. passed taken up at the next regular meet­ Subject unnounced tint Mo t Meuse by the bridge of Andenne at the Presbyterian church Friday ing which will occur on -the night of toes." H, Srilles, between Namur and Liege be Mibrnitted for the remodeling of September 11th and many new mem­ Baptist Y o u n g people r t l l l / c d the building. n route lor German, Holland. bers will in* present at this meeting. Quartette. The German emperor has made it A reorganization in part will ho Reading. Rev. F. P. Strong and family known to every soldier that hi* or­ called for and the club will start "Bring Your Powers t'nenceumhave returned from a few weeks at ders are to take Paris or die, the out the new season upon a much bered." the beach." dispntch nonelude«. * better and firmer foundation thzn Solol "Blend Your Powers Unceasing­ ever before. The members are very enthusiastic over the prospects of l y " Song of Response. the club and it is certain thnt the work of the organization in the next ly-"' i w i l t e j n o n t h s will he very fruitful Song of Response, of results. All the differences of Closing Remark». opinion th a t formerly were allowed "G o o d -B y e " song. to creep into the meetings have been The Sanford visitors .were: Miss eliminated' and the entire member­ Ioiing, Mrs. R. V. Betts, Mra. Rowe, ship has entered most heartily into Mr, Ilryan, Mr. Gatchel, Mr. W. E. the idea of making a Greater San­ Betts, Mr. M. Wright, Mr. Davis, v ille and that they arc d oin g,fin e. T, C. Taliaferro, the hanker from I^ is to ho hoped that Manager Hern-* ford.and this spirit will predominate Mr. Speer, Mr. Hues, Miss Mc­ Tampa, H a., whose car ran over don of the Stur Theatre can obtain to the exclusion of all else. Now is Mullen, Miss R. Stewurt, Miss M. and killed a young lady and serious­ some of the Luhin films with Mabel Miss the time for the men of Sanford to Stewart, Miss E. Stew art. ly wounded her sister lust Monday and Charlie Ritchie as the stars, come forward nnd help make the Gatchrd, Mr. Rives. Mr. Rotartn, in the White Mountains, was today club a power in the community. Miss D. Bettrrr Miss Lee Hamrick, for both of them are very popular arrested and held to hall in $20,000, Tere should be no holding hack Mrs. W. E. Betts, Mra. HrotJjcrsutt in Sanford., T hat other old favorite, which he readily gave. Mr. Talia­ and Miss Fox.— Orlando Sentinels for any reason whatever. Ed Lawrence ia also with the mo­ ferroclaims" that hq waa turning All old members a n d thoao who vies and it Would seem that tho out oi tho road to avoid another car Copy of London Mirror ' expect to join the organisation day of the smaller companies has nnd did not nee the two ladies un­ E. K. Foster presented The Her­ should bo a t tho next meeting on passed and all our old favorites til his car had struck them. He is Friday night, Sept. 11th a t eight ald with a copy of the London Mir­ have "Jined out" In the m oviw . " prostrated by the accident and his ror today which graphically des­ o'clock, City -Hall. At least we can still enjoy the dain­ ■■1 - — t cribes the war situation in England Invalid wife, who was with him, Is ty Mabel, tho versatile Ed Law­ » Had Good Luck reported in a serious condition re­ and Europe.' Mr. Foster’« mother rence ard th'* rnrppy Charlie Rit­ E. ,C. Chlttenton, P. M. Elder, ip in England now and also his sulting from jihock and grief. chie on the screen, even If wo can­ O. W. Spencer and several other ■later and his sister's husband la in not have the pleasure of their living fishermen have returned from Coro- Belgium as war correspondent of Every tillable acre of Florida land presence. ' nado Beach where tohoy have been the Daily Mirror. Mr. Foster says ___ * should bo made to produce some­ onjoying -the fishing for several i t is difficult to hear ffom his rela­ thing the coming season.—^ Partners 1 — Congregational Church —— diyi. T hey brought back some tives ps everythig is censored and from all over the United States Service* will be resumed nekt /§(< *fita ses bass and say they caught they are not allowed to write shout should be inyited to come here and Sunday morning: and it ia d e s ire d , «oven fine ones last F r id a y / Mack the war situation. Although he if raise crops while their lands i r e th a t evfery member plan to be, p r e s ­ Moye, BiiUe Weasner and aovcral naturally worried about his rela­ frozen. C a ttle .and sheep, hogs and ent. In tho evening our aaeond other Sanford boya are over there tives he is glad to know th a t they goats-should be seen on, every acre ''•Hä annual Labor D a y service will bare Photo by Amort emu P re s s A ssociation. •. and there will be but few fish left in are safe an d sound this far. where there is greass to feed them, held a t 7:30. T h e C,. E. S o d r ty . w i l l / , th* ocean. Mr. Chlttenton brought ■ *f. ' ■ S erv ia n S o ld ie r s A re B rave F igh ters or a chance to make forage grow, also begin ita regular meeting». : * Co agrégation alls is ( home several flpe ones a n d presented Bora In maintains only 80.000 men 1n time* of pear*. but die baa tu peaceful America and prolific Flor­ Sunday evening. Sept. 13th tho Let us have a mid-week meeting . the editor with a ten pbund basa •II of her male imputation trained to boar anna, and the number la ida ehoiild be the world'» mocea. them e tor consideration will , be that helped materially to reduce tomorrow (Wednesday) evening. men. The Servian army la largely composed of veterans with a.i We have room in Florida fbr about "Some Reflections on the European F. P. STRONG, the high coat of living, as we expect morale awl a record of first rata achievement in Die lUIMn waha twenty million» more population.. Paator, to eat it for t^e next week, -j <1 ■{; • v A /;& ï§a■ B B & t o w r a . f-* « v * tVro? f* Vr -, *.1-Jj- fi v i - '■ ‘ . ‘ i '■^Jl ZLa4 • V - ¿ �NEWSY NEWS KUDZU FOR CATTLE FEED . _r * ' ^ SEMINOLE COUNTY FARMER WRITES INTERESTING LETTER ON CATTLE AND THE'NEW FOOD NO. 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SEPTEM BER 1, 1914 VO LU M E 1 WAR EXTRA I have read with much interest yield a fine quality of hny, often an article, published in the Florida when continued.showers and damp­ .Times-Unibn in Farmer and Poultry ness would mean ruin to any other .Notes by Dr. Andrew M. Soule, legume hoy; because it Is a perfen* President Georgia “State College of nlftl and does not have to be" planted Agriculture on the very Important and cultivated every year or every " New York, Aug. 31.—The question of feeding cattle for beef, few years, as is the case with others; Thousands of men,- yomeh United S t a t « Du^ng ' recent mobilizations Are you ready ftjr school government 'Every woman and child is also for milk, having had consider* because if do^s not have to be limed in danger of not getting the days, with all the Ttocesaary our stock hn» been greatly re­ and children are ready td go to could slop the European war or fertilized and will succeed on the front, nnd testify to the by placing an embargo on food able experience along those lines inforced. liest of values if they don’t garments and little fixings. Germany has not vet de­ magnificent bargains offered products, it was asserted to­ We have mobilized a force agree with him, but would like to lands too poor and rocky and rough first consult our stocks and of .Woolen Dress Goods, the clared war on Çhiha, tne price by L>. A. Caldwell it Sons. day as District Attorney Whit­ Be­ prices. make some additional remarks that to yield other profitable crops. Draw the curtains on this man’s John Doe investigation largest mobilization of its kind for Washing Shirts still re­ Ladles’ Corset Covers at may bo of some benefit to the far* cause it is not injurious to horses or great European drama. Cur­ into the increased cost of liv­ twenty five cents each. They ever witnessed by the citizens mains norma). mem in general and to th e cattle other stdek ay is the caae with Men’s White Silk Wash tain Madras thirty six inches ing since tho conflict began . can’t bo heat." They will stand of Seminole county, ready for We will Shirts, former pries three dol­ wide only ten cents raisers In particular. Distinct to alfalfa a n d other lcgumea a n d atock the test likr^fHeJgiiin soldiers, immediate action. sell a regiment of any number lars, now going a t one sixty . Doubtless a do not have to be taught or forced the mind In feeding animals severs Ladies, fit out yourselves nobility will be deprive of yards a t forty nine cents nine. *» Exchange, and George Zawith a pair of Selby * Pumps, to eat it. All stock eat kudsu purposes must be kept in view nn outing during hostilities. brlnski, resident manager for per yard, cdors black, navy, Only one dollar and ninety England has 300,000 people greedily and clean, up the last ves­ If they arc young, tlw development eight cents, were three nine­ French red and Alico blue. - in her Red Cross Society to We have Outings «11 colors a t M in n e a p o lisflo u r munufac- , Fortify yourself with our jolt and bring her wounded ten cents per yard. of muscle, bone and tissue is essen­ tige. Becuose it does not deplete turers, each said tho ‘pOTf-of : teen. Tan Russia calf, also Uruvells will be taken no tial. ’ A large framework must be the soil but builds it up an d will red. 5000 votes with each forty inch nil wool Cref», dark soldiers around — in ambu­ doubt by the German forces warfare abroad must- « w u lr iP ■ brown and navy, only ninety lances and cots. America ceased exporting to — formed before the animal is fattened succeed on practically any land not . pair sold. within a short , time. We the belligerent, nations. eight cent* per yard. White Canvass Pumps only comfortable should worry, buy Crex Rugs or else it cannot carry, sufficient water staked and not in" a desert. Desperate-efforts of the ear ‘ YoU-iuiy*“ 'a There is a big demand for ?nn.ftincty eiylit.: —need of the ad m aturity to prove- profit- yz. my, Ttr rtmp 'bomba ■Into our 4 Iatmaqck.lot-pine ty-frfe rent*, nine by twelve feet only seven flour in foreign countries, u c -. fifty nine. Eighteen by thirty .Tfcnrii U hm| s W!&?*toT*afc!vtiXtetetL T h is growth tflduy from An agricultural. view is r 5,000 extra votes with each six inch Crex Rugs for only yarding to these witnesses, with [nrh«^ wifla _fn r ,lr^F tsrer«*- Pin id Corm o re -a n d betteraivcT cLeapur.feed: a heavy demand, too, in do­ — of a tIkwoh*"*'' * ^ hrMtn- w s entia three dents. thirty three cents. * ¡Idle at twenty five cents per purchase. • mestic markets. Mr. Zahrinski -annually. ---- XrriuffTra a n d rh ild re n who yard stands the attack admir­ with dairy cattle, us with b«eb said there is a shortage of 400,■1 « 7 * cattle. After a n animal has been for feed stuff that could a n d should go elsewhere to buy the ar­ ably, while reinforcement came 000,000 bushels in the Russian Good assortment Fancy lüg box Hairpins, assorted from all coJors of poplin at ticle* are In great danger of Millions brought to a . certain stage of devel­ be raised here at home. wheat crop. He declared the fifteen „cents per yard. The sites, for 5c, at Caldwell*'. • Parasols at Caldwell*'. paying war time price*. Uhitcd States could dispose opment, protein will still be neces­ more go out for northern and west­ enemy made repeated charges of ita entire Hour output to sary to its welfare. This term em­ ern meats than can and should be against the long standing “ Cen­ France, England, Greece and For Ladies' and G ents’ Fur­ tury Crepe” at nineteen cent* braces the materials chiefly valuable rnised~fn the south und exported Turkey at any reasonable nishings go lo Caldwells'. per yard. Colors, light blue, Thus the in building tissue and repairing the Instead of imported. prices and receive payment in ox blood, brown and navy nnd same. It is an essential element, south ¡s losing nt both ends of the gold before the Rtaple was put .To remove coffeo stains tnix jj aboard pink. This fabric is tl&tincd steamships. _ for instance, in the production^ of purse, when every dollar of it should equal part.of yolk of egg* and to win tho biggest battles of * Not only would war in Eu­ glycerine, apply to the stain lean meat, and milk; hence it must be kept a t hofne and a big supply competition. rope end if an embargo was nnd allow to dry on. Charmeuse Sateen, the beside*. There is no hay th a t stock j be supplied in proper quantities to The uniting of the best lanced on American products, For light silk garment* the ! Kir, Queen of Linings at twenty workmen in the country make beef and dairy animals even in thd will Cat more readily, and horses and j end Mr. War­ five coni* |**r yard has sent nn possible Snow's union made glycerine should be in iv d with ner aZentbrmski grit o. but norma) mar­ fattening stage of thq former, and mules will tr a v i corn for kudzu. ultimatum to »11 tho world in Shoes for nthn. We sell the water instead of yolk of egg. ket* would be established .it during the entire .lactation of the No one need' have any fears about * • Amoekettg Dress Gingham need, of the best lining»'. three fifty grade for two dollar* i home and the prices hare go To make meat cooked In ft down. nine and one half cents per latter. A dairy cow not properly finding.a market for a iiay t h a t an­ ami pinet)' .eight coni*. ;as oven juicy, place a jar yard, while other merchants It is reported that women supplied with protein -ill tend to alyzes more protein than wheut Mr».Warner said the Grain ask ten and twelve and u half Frisbee Collars, the best I- nnd young ladies arc walking inlf tilled with water a t the Exporters’ Association of North dry up. At first sho will drqw on bran and* th at stock cat so greed­ The 'cent* for the identical Same ply, 15c, 2 for 2SC*, at Cald­ the street* of Athens,-Greece, bottom of the oven. America did not attempt toKudxu is the alfalfa of .the the .tissues of her body, but after ily. fabric. ragged nnd barefooted. We stesiji* ¿rising from the wnater fix price*. Ralph L. Carl, as­ well's. imikes tlte air moist and pre­ This is indeed nn omlcirrassthese are exhausted she has no other souih, with the l a d . properties of have a lot of Selby's union sistant New York manager for fng situation (or other mer­ made ShoesTfoing at one dollar se n ts tin* meat from getting a Minneaopolis Milling com­ resources. If fed on fattening food, alfalfa left out. To arrive iU the hard. chants. and ninety eight cents. pany, declared there was no such as corn for instance Hhe lays relative value of the various com­ Ostcnd's capture alarms Men's Work Shoes.Wu-ttor combine to fix prices. He I»on flesh and ceases to be a profit­ mercial feedstuff* it he Florida" Com­ Britain». People nlong coast than those worn b y the Kaiser'* bevetl there was a poiobbiltn • towns realize imminent dan­ able producer of milk. The beef missioners of Agriculture have fixed Two trains make one wreck. men for only onp sixty nine. of wheat going higher. ger of wholesale slaughter of Misses Union Suit*, the reg­ animal, fed on corn alone produres prices on the different food elements Ten w|ecks make one in­ people by aerial cruft. Now vestigation. ular twenty five cent kind for 1 if superabundanrc of fat meat. The See Bulletin of 191,"I, using corn ns that enemy has a banc England only five cent*. Ten investigations make one tam lard of valuation at the mar­ body of such an animal at slaughter­ Advise no one to go to tin realizes responsibilities as­ ll'mlrr— What shall it he. wars or marry. sumed, fenrecl burden of war­ indictment. ing time will frequently be covered ket price of J25.15 per ton. or about sir, table d'hote or a la ctirte? Ten indictment* make one fare will rest upon shoulders of condemnation. Corn analyzes with a layer of fat one or two inches 75 cents |>er bushel Diacf— I'll have ’em both, The world famous ‘‘Black John Bull. Tne British navy thick. This fat is of little service 10.50 |>cr cent protein. 69.60 per One cundemnation,_plus one Cal" Hosiery for men, women and put plenty of gravy on Six Npool* t iial* Thread fur will be able to prevent a. landing consideration, and children at Caldwell»', cm.— Philadelphia Ledger. makes one Gov­ 25c at Caldwell'*. in human nutrition and therefore cent starch and sugar a n d . 6.40 per of troop* in England. But in ernor’s pardon. the carcase is not so valuable as Cent fat. The protein is valued at possession *f the Belgian coast the Germans have a splendid one where the fnt and lean are bet­ 1.4 per pound, the starch and sugar base for operations against ter interblended and the muscles at 11 per pound and the fnt at It is said that laughter will England with aircrafts. cure indigestion, but the trouble developed to a satisfactory degree." 2.5 |wr pound. On this basin the is when a man has indigestion I t hits been clearly shown that mixed feeds in general, as sold on he doesn't feel like laughing. Beautiful line Parlor Lamp* Y ------------------------- ---- ------------------ -------------------------- - — - ■ *5» . protein fed in proper combinations th«* southern markets and analyz­ at Caldwell*’. ing 10 per cent protein and 31$ jwir with other foods heljm to increase y P A R A S O L S - O u r E n tire S tock O N E - H A L F O F F . «mt trorintain the flow bf milk in cent (at and 50 to 5K per cent S o m e few going at even greater red u ction s. dairy cattle and produces a better starch and sugar have an actual feeding .value of from 919.30 to 15000 Extra Vein With Exery Psritol S«ld The»« I)»ji cattle which makes a. more wholepvr ton. Yet they retail at New York,j Aug. 31st, The some and desirabli quality of- b e * ^ . 0 0 per 100 pounds or $40 to steamer Baltic of the White The candidate in the Grand Misse*’ Union Suit», Silltpltr 1 aped 6 Dozen Huttons for Star Line arrived here today Piano CiAitrsl at l). A. Cald­ for human consumption. Moreover, $45 per ton. On this same basis u Neck and Arm Hole, »mall size* from Liverpool with the largest well Si Sons “have demon­ only where animals are fed a reasonable ton of kudzu hay with an average only, former price 25c. Special number of passengers ever strated to the Satisfaction qf FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 A. M. amount of protein they will yield a analysis ol $17.43 per cent protein« carried across the. Atlantic by the general public what a Frida) 9 A. M. that boat in ita history. There woman can do’when she tries. higher per cent of good meat, there­ $30.20 per cent starch and sugar were 2,073 passengers on board, Some of these candidate* cast fore the cost of production la less- and 1.67 per cent fat has an actual of which 1,033 were steerage, three and fouFhundred thorns O feeing value of from $19.-32. Yet, enedf"fHé animals also retain' their Blue Bell Chambray for Of this latter number 700 were and votes last week. . vigor for a longer period of time if sold "according to analysis, as com­ Americans. If you will recall the win­ Work Shirts, for J Q ç Furniture buyer», don't lay ner of the first prize get* a In the feeding pens and ship quite pared to th a t of the best tim othy «8> hay it should bring above 930.00 youhselvea liable to exorbitant lutiulsome Upright Piano, the as well as whon fed solely on n prices, go to D. A Caldwell second prize is a trip to Wash­ fattening protein. In ’practically all per ton. & Sons and after you have ington, D, C., and return, and ex pertinents it has been shown that ' Thu*, it will be seen th a t an av­ finished your purchases, you'll the third prize will be nn Art have money enough left to go Suuare 9x12 feet, besides rnuny the costly element in a ration is pro- erage sample of kudzu hay contains home first class nnd not steer­ other handsome prizes. tcih and when it la added in suffi­ over one third more of tho muscle age. The candidate costing the CASH D E P A R T M E N T ST O K E cient quantity to corn- better and building clement protein, than the largest Percentage of v o t« more economical results -are Obtain­ shipped feed and sonte samples near­ above the hundred! thousand Caldwell's Shoes are silent mark duringwrek of Sept. 2 to ed atid the choicest quality of meat ly double fhat. ' * salesmen. 9th will lie given a handsome reduced.*' Cotton seed meal sup­ The kudzu has been for years $12.60- mantel clock. Those plies cheap protein. It is proven ground into meal as alfalfa is done candidate* Wanting further inthat there is no concéntrate on the in the west nnd the writer found formntion^ regarding this t**rAmerican market today Which far­ that the meal from tho kudxu given centage contest nleaSe "<*511 or write D. A. Caldwell & Soils, mers can uso Which supplies protein to milk cows made them give more Sanford, Fla. in Urger quantity and at a lower milk and richer than any feod from This Grand Contest close* relative cost than cotton seed meal. wheat bran or other meal. I have Husbands who stay too_latc Friday, October 23rd. The great army of candi­ But we have the kudxu that can be no kudsu for sale, but I can give Royal Society Embroidery at the club are not confined dates for the Piano, Trip to planted and raised and fed to eattle and will furnish any one writing me to America, it seems, says the Floss, 2 for Sc at Caldwell'*. German Der Rekord: that contains more protein th in all Information and fend for your All thp warring nations have Washington,"" D. C., and the Just at this time of tho year Cfftren (At the police sta­ thousands of troops starting 9x12 Art Square are mobilis­ wheat brim by four per cent and the plant*. It is only grown for sale in our counters are filled with the tion)— 1 h « r that you caught to the front every twenty- ing v o t« right nnd left. Bewriter from experience has demon- Chipley, Florida, by C. E. Pleas, the fellow that broke into our <1 moit fascinating remnants of four hours. low-are enumerated the stand­ atrated the fact that cows will give but I raised the kudsu in n>y nur­ house the other night. We hnve hundreds of mnSerges, "Silks, Poplins, Ging­ People, fall into line and ing up to 6 p. m. Wednesday, Of^etr—-Would you like to moro and richer milk and butter, series‘from 1876 which wap import­ Ij to D. A. Caldwell & Sons* chin«t chauffeurs nnd workmen hams, etc. All suitably ma­ tn general starting every Aug. 26th: than any other food or forage "plant ed from Japan during the Centen­ terials for tha autumn cos­ ' “ c a l» n — ^YWT~wou!d like .or they have declared war month to wear Grinnel) Work known. There ara.; thousands of nial. 1 ' have beon all'ovor this be­ Miss Maude Cameron 166,- tume*. These remnants .are to ask him how he managed on tho entire world of high Gloves. They are only one acres of land all over this state of loved state from hmnacola In the to enter the bed chamber with­ pricra. They sent an ultima­ dollar and forty eight cents. 700; Mrs. C. L. Goodhue did* of course left over from last out waking my wife. I have tum to the following nations, Florida, more especially in this por­ west. Key West In the south and And at the same time right n't .mobilize this week, she year's stock, hut this d o « not wholc^lc manufacturer* and been trying to do. It for the tion of Florida in and about Seip- Jacksonville in tho east and I have jobbers, demanding the some hrre in America where we en­ still stands a t 15,960. Mrs. detract in r.ny way from their last twenty-five years, but low p ri«t offered them be­ joy all the freedom and.liberty Inolc and Orange counties which is no other object except to .get the have never succeeded. fore war was declared In Eu­ that the heart ran dcaire we I. D. Hart is fortified to the dosirahility. Fortunately for a naturall cattle paradise. It farmers of our beloved aouthland rope, in nearly every in­ find the lad!«, in order to extent of 416,460. Miss An­ the woman of small mean*, abounds in fine water. Lakes of ail to utilize the plentiful nnd bountiful stance. Tho reply to this enjoy more freedom and ease nie J. Howard has mobilized materials do not change in sizes and also a targe' growth of resources now lying dormant and Ultimatum was that they tn drew, are acting very wisely to dite 2.222,900. Sho has, style as often a* cut, and for would sell u* the goods at {ho and wearing Scott's Hip -Re­ native grasses, such as the Piece or instead of spending thousands of ducing Corsets for uncoreeted *o far, the largest army. Miss this reason fabrics which were lowest price. Florida clover and the Beggar weed. dollars in each county importing It matter* not whether your figures. This is indeed a rev­ Grace Hawkins h«i 60,300, ■mart last year are in many And if the farmers would plant ths hay and feed stuff* to rai»c it, grow *rm!« camp on the banka of olution in Corseta. They are Mrs. R. C. Shrafer 39,850. cases Just ns chic this season. 49c and 98c each. kudxu In place of other forage it and not alone supply yourselves The European war will set the Meuse or at Leige, our only Serge is always in good style, Did you know the Butterlck Miss Helen Tnte got several Camp Stools at twenty-five plants they would not alone supply but export to other counties. This as a positive boost to Amer­ heavy brocades promise to Patterns were the only Amer­ recruits this week, she stands ican business In general and cent* can't be beat. the food for their own cattle, in­ Is applicable not alone to feedstuff* ican made patterns that are 333,700. Mia* Mamin Royal continue popular and Dewetyn the automobile business in cluding horses, mules, but export but to cattle and other industries •old In Paris? particular. , has rallied her fore« and now has taken such a strong hold on to other' counties a( the state. It is yin g at your feet, such as the pal French and English manu­ has an army of 65,050. Mias fickle feminine fancy that it will cut from 12 to 16 tons to the motto and tho Zappupa Plant. facturera are turning their at­ Clarece Hand sent more qol- will win fashion's favor for tention to the manufacturing acre above froat line and 10 tons to Will bo glad to answer all fndiera to t h » ‘front this week many months to come. of armoured auto* for use at the acre below the frost tine. It is qutrle* and will say in conclusion the front. than any one. She has an All these materials In dark a legume, also a( perrennial. It will that there is no better place in th# army of 573,850. Miss Beulah autumn colors are to bo found Great enthusaUm waa shown grow within-thirty feet of salt water. state than th is ,,b y the Almighty by the whole populace of Ger­ Hutchinson has 766,100. Mias on the bargain counters now It will stand drought bettkr than many when report after re­ blessed lake region in and about Mae Foster continues to moand materials that coat regu­ any other plant. Tho greatest feed port came of the victori« in London, Aug. 31.— A dea* the Chuluota country. It Is, with­ Wlite. She is h « d e d for larly 26c to $1.00 per yard the field. > patch from Rome to the Ex­ because it makes the heaviest yields This Auto Linen Is well ar­ out fear of contradiction, the paraWashington with 1,487,750. ran be bought now for half Your enthusiasm will be change Telegraph says that moured against chilly morn­ of any of the legumes; because it flisc for cattle Industries.. Climate, equally aa great when you accordinK ‘ to messages from Mias Jiinic Stutqon has 79,160. price. t ings and evenings. t* contains' a maximum amount of cast your peepers on the hand­ Berlin the German press is in­ Mrs. J. B. Atkins has 29,760. surroundings, no swamps, no mi Therefore- from nn eco­ protein as high as 19.624; because some oak center table, and dignant i t Great Britain's ac­ you are, told that the price la ceptance of Japanese support. Mrs. D. R. Brisson 11,850. nomic standpoint it is wise to only •eyenfy-nlne cents. *T The leading papers declare Mr*. 'G .— A.- Owen* 28,480. hfgin the. autumn wardrobe tho legumes and cur« the qulcknt * Will he glad to anawer questions. Germany has been roasting that .Germany will retaliate Mias Julia Hodg« brought the. flrat two week* of Sep­ of any known- hay; because It d o« Billy i Do you believe In the American press *for pub­ by stirring up an Islamatic out a few reserve* and now haa tember. For Information address Cspt. J. C. not have to be cut at any certain lishing what she-trie* to think revolution in India."Egypt, T a­ signs? •"» Patterson. Chuluota, FIs. MDIy: Yea, Indeed. is only one side of the war nia, Algeria and the Soudan, a fighting force of 1,395,160, period, but may await the cohveniBilly t Well, last nisht I dope. which will quickly bring Eng­ Miss Emma Proctor has only of tho farmer or for fa\(frable Wash Tubs only 63c *t dreamed you were madly In We should worry. Do the land and France to terms. Typewriter Ribbons— Remember 10,000, Caldwell's. it can be . harlove with me. What la that a ob up nice. Buy one of our Why should the citizens of the Herald when you need one. Itandard Six« Roasters made Sanford worry whenTWy can sign of? . when weather conditions are Any make machine. 75c delivered MUIyt That’r a sign .you of Ru»lan Iron, only twenty¡■70c per doxep Watar Embroidery Hoops, assorted An old bachelor is only the unfavorable for other haya apd will anywhere. Phone 148. BA-tf five cent*, -v* . - - — . S' i J i for 25c 'peareet of six. half of a'.pair of scUsors. were dreaming. - , sixes, 6c gad 10c, at Caldwells - U. S. CAN STOP W0ME1TAND CHIL­ ARE YOUR FORCES 1REENFORCEMENTS THOUSANDS EUROPEAN WAR AT HAND ’ OF MEN READY M0B0L1ZED DREN IN DANGER WORTH KNOWING UNION O F.. GRAT' F O R C E S EMBARRASSING SITUATION f Railroad Arithmetic EQUAL TO THE OCCASION « Extra Specials Friday" and Saturday, Sept. 4-5 ^ 2,000 REFUGES THE G R E A T DEMONSTRATION 5c 5c REMNANTS! REMNANTS! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY o & o Io f 5¡D. A. C A L D W E L L & S O N s| X ., Y 121-123 EAST FIRST STREET A USEFUL ' ACCOMPLISHMENT MORE MEN STANDING OF HELPS AND HINTS STARTING CANDIDATES FDR THE WOMAN EVERYDAY ’ W HO S E W S RECRUITS WANTED ARMORED AUTOS BROUGHT INTO PLAY Auto Linen 15c Yard GREATEST • 4 ENTHUSIASM TRpUBLE IN INDIA * “ X SANFORD, FLORIDA % AWAKENED i �THE SANFORD HERALD PRESENT WAR SITUATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF AN ENGLISH OFFICER * N O W 'R ETIR ED ' Wr i t t e n f o r t h e -h e r a l d The week has se in home clearing the coni m snd of the sea which Ger­ of the situation in the main theater many deliberately handed over to of the war. Events have em pha­ France when she forced England to sised the questions bility of Ger­ tcrvenc. What the -other meaning m any 's flagrant and ruthless viola­ is will he felr when the question of tion of Belgian neutrality. It is food supplies become« acute in*-Aus­ pretty evident th at if Germany on tria and Germany. Time? therefore is everything to the allies, and on the other side everything must be French frontier and had treated yentured on one stroke for they can­ Belgium as she has done Holland, not afford to wait. Cut off from tho the position of the French arm y whole world the markets whence she would hy^tly» tim o.have been if not drawi her supplies closed to her, <fésperiÌ%i seriòiw- ^ the extreme. rapid victory or national death are For after nearly four'weeks of fight­ thp alternatives which Germany has ing what—is tho position? Merely to lace. She is making a Gold, a 1 ^-* thw gVangflTl— . hoi ding 'their magnificent bid for tho former, hut -ffutttiet ■■ttf/»*TrtTTcfr‘T P r jTyars has are riot the odds too great? been prepared -fo r this one thing, It will bo intensely intercsttnr that this lino is still intact, but In­ latpr to know what» actually hap­ stead of having to make head alone pened at Nam ur to necessitate the against .the -numerically superior abandonment of the a d v a d ee d posi­ Geiman troops of invasion, she has tion which tho allies first occupied. the support of both England and It js quite evident that in their part Belgium, th a t »bove nll'oJso she’ has of the field a t any rate, the retreat by graeff of England command of was anything but a rout, was Infact the sea. <Ierfhany is in fact al­ merely a change in position ably ready alone io all intents. With carried out. What a ¿pally happene Russia pressing on her eastern boun­ ed in Lorraine and Alsace is yet un daries, with Serviu victorious on certain, except tftnt the French re­ an o th e r‘field, with Italy restless, if treat appear« to have been made in still neutral, Austria's power is large­ some disorder. The importance of ly neutralized, for any. serious htfip tiie failure in these two fields will «he can render her ally. And in both only he capable of measurement Austria and Germany the econome when wo know whether tho morals pressure must steadily grow. Tifile of the French troops has suffered in fact is on the side of the allies. Foreign military, officers atte n d ­ Whatever be the whole trulli ing the German and Frenyh man-' about the engagements which have oeuvers year after year, have noted already taken place, this may be their^ohservations, and of late it has ■aid. .If the allies had succeeded come to be . the general opinion in the .counter attacks with which among these critics t|iat the French they attem pted to break up Ger- soldier was a t least ns well armed, Germany’s advance, the decisive and trained, and led as the Germans tiattle would by now linfe been and were inspired by an equal mili­ .fought. As it is the first Iwe rich tary spirit. And not a few rated th<line is still intact, miri every ilny French rtoops as at least as good a-» gamed on the French frontier mint I hn-«- nf lin-ir powerful neighbor increase the difficulties which the Tlie question, however, s o me Ilines Germans must ultimately face. comes to the mind whether the moral Lord Kitchener put the ease in a effect of their crushing defeat in ‘To nutshell in his speech Inst night. ittlll Htlhronitriously persists It Is If it is to be a light to the finish impossible yet- to know. We imve the British empires can and will only French accounts t o go b\ send to the front un army com­ Those from England an- laconic in parable in sixe with Germany’s huge the extreme and avoid the flowery force. But this h u g e force is now at phrase If however the morale of its maximum while reinforcements the French troops is not serious)y can and will be continually poured a f f e c t e d either b\ tradition or bv possessions That is ope meaning of recent events, i lie -rllo-s can faev th.' PAGE THREE future calmly aa regards the’ultl.mate HEALTH BOARD outcoific. Meanwhile;- both side! must nlrcudy have suffered heavily but the -losses of the Germans should be the greater for they have to take the offensive. Attention is riveted "-on the battle grounds on the French and Belgian frontiers, but- news of a steady Rus­ sian advance comes through with however few , details. That the threat of the bear’s hug is becoming imminent is evidenced by Austria's 'naive 'declaration th a t she will re­ serve the spanking of Scrvia to a pipre opportune, moment. This dec­ laration is the one touch of comic relief to t h e . grisly horror of the situation. In the far cast Japan's entrance into the field will have been viewed with mixed feelings’., even by those floor« for tho good of the state. in whose cause «he has taken up W haCit has accomplished it a mat­ arms. As affecting tho main*"oper*- "ter of voluminous record, which his ntions her notion has no bearing in been | often reported and repeated particular. ,to the people of the j Ttly_ " “«• Charges hive been made th a t tho (results of this quarter c e n tu r y of Germans are using dum-dum or ( consistent scientific work4 have been expanding, bullets contrary—to th«- ^ lingua convention. _ Such charges the popular suapicimr uf~t»pfTig one havo been made in every modern of the most unhealthy sections of war, and should not' he accepted the country to the positive knowl­ without overwhelming proof. In edge that it is one of the most health the present case the reports of sev­ ful, with a death rate probably us eral of the French wounded are con­ low as the lowest. • clusive that they a t any rate were This work has been wrought not. hit by expanding bullets. For against natural difficulties and ob­ JL HeJy «%>—% ■■«tMs iti S'S'iwep-. t no man could, for instance, receivo stacles and against the constantly eleven wounds from such a bullet diminishing opposition of ignorance, W ar and look forward to n long and for »s positive benefits havo become Ile re Is show n n type of the sm aller s ite w sr d irig ib le w ith w hh ti i« happy life. T h e ’ small, long h a rd plainly apparent, the per capita G erm any and and F ra n c e nre liberally equipped. All kinds of s iru rs rt bullet travelling a t immense speed annual .expenditure of ten cents for j be im pressed nto se rv ic e In the terrlflc conflict In E urope, and their- etT.-.and rotating rapidly on its major k each resident of the state, white nmlj moss as a mode of w a rfa re will he w atch ed all over th e world axis, drills a clean and merciful hole black, old and -young, has been aeun{ in a soft skinned animal ,iuch ns to he at least worth while. As a wider knowledge of the plans and accomplishments of the hoard hn*i been disseminated, the approval of the taxpayers lias been given more L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E and more freely, for criticism has C ornm r Park A v s n u « and Second S tr « « t come through ignorance. ’ ’ Every honest man who is working C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L IN G in dead earnest along some partic­ Mulete ular line for his own advancement and hi» own abetterment. and this W a g o n s an d H a r n e s s a l w a y s personal advance adds to that of on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e the s t a t e Each i? an u u i h o n t - i n* his own line ami hi-_rightl> claims □ la c k s m lth in c and W agon R o p alrln g In connection recognition as such lb- accords such recognition to others who are as mt.cere and earnest as liim-elf No one inn Ih- a specialist, an ex­ Don't play with serious matters— pert. in ail departments of human don't YOU carry your own insurance enric.i.or t he s p i n t o t a l of all prac­ against tical working knowledge is too vast, too exhaustive. TORNADOS Il i- on this ground that the State Board of Health claims (or itself for you’ll find the money wanting when the support, inorul and physical, of the storm lias wi|>cd out your property evi-rs -itiren of Florida it is doing Have our strong, reliable company and lias done a great work, iet*ri its tarry your risk—and ho on the safe side. u»el id ness was never greater, its, activity never greater than today. Reasonable rates , The importance of this work in the upbuilding of the state is being rec­ ognised, and naturally this recogni* lion comes‘ from those physicians and laymen who are best acquainted with this work. fts critics and no successful man or organization is ever free fromu them are of two classes: Thosent B O T T » ERS OF SODA WATERS AND wlyi are ignorant, and those who' assume to themsel ves the wisdom to supervise human endeavor in every direction None of us has the right or the wisdom to criticise t|ie acta of an­ other until he knows the reason, the motive for those acts. None of us, Sole A gtnts for Orange City Spring« Mineral Water being human, is shove the possibil­ PHONE 21 ity of error, hut each of us has the right to be recognized ns honest in his error And each ef us has a right to the confidence of the com­ munity, with the cA elusion l h a ‘ with increasing years of- exj>crienc«> make such errors fewer and less irnporta nl Florida's Health Board n pro­ foundly grateful for the, confidence in the past. It axjcs that this he cofitinued as the larger and moy^, W hen you feel t a r e , Com plete abstracts from the records of important problems r.f the future Stretchy. n a if flick, shall tax its wisdom. lituo and O ut of Sort*, Dirigibles Play Part In European Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling ere Have Been Many Fillers and So Cal] Puncture Cures on the Market. None Have Proven S atisfactor/H ntil Now w c .g u a ra n lo t KOR-KER to flu all wo claim for it nr will give your money l»;tck. This is not idle talk, but a fact; our reputation stands hack of H. W F f l l A R A N T F F I To ,u‘a* Punclurej#- if Ei U U n I \ / \ l t 1 E>Ci Not to nffecl resiliency of lire«. A ¥ \ f/* To preserve Ihc life of rubber. I I V C a l% j r \ I C j To increase (be mileage of tires. \s IS.rWJ’m. J *vjol ^ ¡nj urc nnisli or garments. It is not a filler; It Is a G per rent tonic, 91 per cent air. Y ouride on air as now. KOR-KER prevents the air from escaping. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the tires always up. N'o leakage front punctures, air holes or porous tubes. N o rim cuts. Loss blowouts. No lots of time or money by delays on the road. Increase your own pleasure; also your friends’. HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS. Treatm ent simple; not sticky; inexpensive. The tube can be transferred from one shoe to another; will not in any way interfere with vulcanizing. Call or writ far particulars. George C. Chamberlain “ I Ag«nts Wanted O range and S em in o le C o u n ties. look to the U v er; It' Is Torpid. HERBINE 1« <k* nemxedjr1 T3X Nevd. I t Is an In v ig o ra tin g tonic fo r a ‘ torpid liver. T h« first dose b rin g s Im provem ent, a few days use p u ts th e B v cr In flno, vigor* ous condition, lic rb ln o also ex­ te n d s Its reetorntlV e Influence to tho stom ach a n d bowels. I t helps digestion a n d food asstml* lali Ion. purifies th o bow els and b rin g s ta c k tho h a b it of reg u ­ la r d a llf bow el movements^ W hen the sto m ach . Uver and bowels aro active, bilious Im­ p u ritie s no .lo n g e r obstruct fu n ctional processes, tho resu lt of w hich Is r«nowed energy, m ental a c tiv ity a n d c h o a n a l sp irits. .Announcement A call In being ‘ m ade on the Christ!: ns of our country to observe on next Sunday, Sept, (¡fit an hour of prayer that the God of -Nations may restrain the awful title of war in Europe, utid *ave our own great country from being involved. Surely every true patriot should rally to this appeal. The plaeo and hour In Sanford will he announced later. 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FI* �m n u i m i i i i m i i i i iim iiiiim iiiim iiiiiiiiim in iiiiiiiiiiii 532353535353485323482353535348485323535348484823235353484848015353480123480200001853534848484823 f t nevrspaper man nnd.you cannot get j women of this country to use thetr H [ ---------------- ----------------------- ------ ----own brain», brains, a na dn d use use them them toto good good ¡¡-a I l L K / i L U a w a y from It If y o u Ho wished. own j purpose. Thoy need no coaching p btlabcd Kvary Tiieaday aod lrrM,V Mórñloí »? from other lYiuntries. -PASSING T H E HAT IHE. IftRAlD PRINTING COMPANY it is safe to predict 1 hat when Florida is already making an ex­ , H. J . HOLLY, t < m o r they do begins the designing*of their hibition of herself in advance of the W, M M » y R t * Buolw«*» M a n a g e r Panama phantasmagoria to be put- gowns we will have a revelation in «Sacrisi»«WP r f « . »2.00 o Vcor In A tlvrc* on a t Frisco in 1915. She I» going the matter of (erhinine attire. Common sense and decency will will always remain a problem to you if you do not at some time face the IM I verni la tha City Or earn*» *2.00 P«r y««r >n to sell punk dollars to help ruisc^ the money for an 'exhibit to dfs-| return, and it will not be at the exad vanea or *0c per monili. issue of making ends meet with the means at hand, but the problem will be P a n s an la la a d i r n e * muai Or made n olBe* credit herself with the big show, | pense of personal appearance or E ntered a t K o o d - d u i mall m atter A n i m i 2£nd What the girls lack in raising this; style, The futuro gowns to be designed 1*0*. a l Uva Porlo flic* a t Sanford. F lorida.. way they boys will perhaps be called andar A rt of March 3rd. 1B7B upon to raise by hunting racoon« by American women will be just as smart and just as stylish ns uny that day when you assert yourself master of the situation and say: “I Trleobone No. >14 and 'pô&sams and peddling the hides. OMc* In Harald Uuildlna Maybe we will p u t. the blind and they have ever worn, with the add­ will not spend more than I earn, but I will save for tomorrow regardless maimed on the street corners to sell ed advantage of radiating refine­ T H E M O R A TO RIU M PLAN of the sacrifice.’' pencils and shoestrings to make up ment and gentility. M any people inquire what a mora­ i American women are the most the deficiency. As a last resort torium la. After that-cornea the With the facilities of this institution at your service, it is akin to ladiea’ aid societies will probably be beautiful on earth, are noted for question as to whether it is expedi­ organised to sell ice cream and old their intellectual attainments, and criminal to neglect your opportunity for saving and financial better*: e n t. The latter is made a matter of clothes to raise the rhino. I t re­ are possessed of an indomitable d o u b t in an article by the editor of ment and we urge upon you to minds us of the plan to advertise spirit which' knows no failure. Commerce and Einanc»! . although The designing of their own gowns Florida by selling coupons printed the aystem prevails throughout in "New York.— Arcadia Enterprise. will Jjc but an incident in their bril­ Europe. It is proposed log use here liant careers, for »Van now the O world is prostrate at the feet of »7 ^ ^ ^ w g S g ? C i t g B T i r x n - E American womknhood. The first question is, then, what that d says -■ ■ »n? W The Sanford H e r a l — * •'#* -ST- "TV" ia J i m ora tori urn? In a word*, it is with everything needed to .sustain. dTTifilT ol deferring payment on life the Sanford section could s ta n d 1----- LEGAL ADVERTISING. debts, public or private. The word a siege for a year. Celery, ia fine^ •Srti— — --------------------1------probably is derived f T o m the idea 4rat as a staple diet it—would no; M a r l a f the C a n a l ? Ja d**. S e m in o le t h a t while a moratorium exists in a suit our stomach. — Apalachicola In Count?, Sl*!r of f l o r id * M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS R. R. DEA5 H. E. TOUR I n ro E i t i n of country, things are in doubt.- The Times, Aa*t C u U n Vlca-f'rrafdrnl Caahler L ara U U Sun**», . , , . , r . S ’‘-L-.-EÏ- #*ï' writer referred to says th a t the Such ignorance is .truly refreshing. T o all Creditor«. L***t#*». D lr t r lb u t s é s M d h i v i n g C t l l n n or D w n i n a * . J y .,’ t r a ction of a banker, who refuses to Don’t you know, Bro. Johnson, th at * aallc a i nl’*r*oni I i t **ld E i l a t * : You, a n d n t h of y o u ara h r r r b ? notified honor the checks of a mad depos­ Sanford Shipped the past season a n d required to p r e e e n l any claim* and itor, known to be burning up „his 225,000 .ccates of vegetables aside d e m a n d * w h i c h ‘y o u . or e ithe r ol y ou, m »y h a v e i i i l m l Ib* « » talo of Lovell I . Stone, money, would be approved In pub­ from celery and lettuce and. 25,000 deceased. 1*1* of S e m in o l e C o u n ty , Florid*, lic opinion and finance, an d nn barrels of Irish potatoes. As to to t h a u n d r r ilg n e d a d m ln la tr a lr lx of ««Id ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiH « • la te , within two y e a r * from th e d i t a h e r e ­ American moratorium, he holds, sweet potatoes, cattle, hogs, sheep | of. would be the same. and chickens we have them all,, the* —H a ted A ugutl 2 7 t hA, NA¡N A!>•C.1914, STONFl, . A d m l n U t r a t r i i. T he reason for thut opinion is rivers arc full of fish, the woods full! 3-Tun* Ste t h a t American securities held in of game and we cppldn’t starve if j n o t ic i: o r e l e c t io n Europe to the extent of several Euroj>e was wiped oil the map. T o ’ Ih» Sheriff uf S e m in ó le County* of th* Ht «!«» of Flofiflmr billions of dollars and are the most O-----IV» i i f known» - T h a t 1, II C l a y O f i w f o r 4 salable thing th a t-E u ro p e has now Those Florida papers which have; H r rr e f a rV of H i t t * nf t h e H t i t e of Flo r* d«, f rb jr give ñutir«* t h a t a g e n e r a l e l t e is American securities. That is why shown a disposition to disparage the 4l i oo n h *will he held in S e m i n o l e C’o u n i v , Stai** ••f F l o r i d a , or» T u e s d a y r e t i » u r c e e d i n f t h e ^ th ere was such a flood of them of­ state tax commission and depreciate f i n i M o n d a y In N o v e m b e r , A. I). 191*4! fered in the market before the war Its value to the taxpayers would do t h e n i d T u e s d a y h f l n g t h e t h i r d i l i y of broke out. *, well to remember th a t this same* com N oFvoerm bUenr i. t e d H t a t e a S e n a t o r f ro m t h e S t a t e Hecau.se bf the vast amount of misslop has succeeded in increasin o f F l n r i d a - J o r Mi v e t r « I ro n * M a r r h 4, 1 9 1 S. F o r II f T ' n e n t a t l v n f r o m t h e F o u r t h C o n offerings for sale at almost any the valuation of taxable property by p(rre»lonal f Hit f l i t of t h e S t a t e of F l o ri d i * t h e P l a t y - f o u r t h C o n g r e * * of t h e Uniteci price that could be got, those who more than JfiO,000,000. Nothing is in S tair« F « r ( > m m i » i * * f i r r of A f n r u l t o r e trf t hr held the same kind of securities In more notorious than lhi* persistent Stai** rtf F lo rid a. this country felt that by ciopreAiifig | anti outrageous under valuation by Fo r T t f » J u«ticee o f t h e S y p rd m i 1 C o l l i i t h e S l a t » of F l o r i d * th em below their actual value, the of property by many people when of For T *ii It àMr o a d C‘o rn m 1«*on Tier « «»f I hr j holdings of jieople in savings banks rendering it for taxes. Much land S t a i r of F lo rid a » F o r Nfi*i M e m b e r nf t h e II uu*r of H e p fa a n d trust companies were forced given in at 12.50 and $5.00 per acre • eniatlvr*« of t h e S t a t e of F lo rid a For C ounty Judge. down below u reasonable price. The for taxes is*held on the market for F o r She ri if. F o r < Ic r V of t h e f i r e m i ( miri result would be that houses holding ten times that value, and this evil F o r t 'o u n t v Awie«»ur ol T*irw perfectly good securities m ig h t. find bus become chronic over the whole F o r T a i ( Jo lleeio r. For C o u n ty T r e n a u r e r . their market v a lu e . so far below state, thereby working a great hard­ F o r / ' a u n t y S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of I’uhllr normal as to force them, in compli­ ship upon \ u c h property owners as 1n*t> a c t i o n Fo r C o u n t y S u r v e y o f a n ce with law, into liquidation it­ were conscientious in rendering their For Five ( a u n ty ( 'o m Fo r T h r e e M e m b e r » o f t h e C o u n t y fio a self, nnd at uny rate, greatly to property. The work of the tax com­ %f P u b l i e I n * t r u r t i o n . a la rm their customers. mission ■in increasing values $G0. • F o r J u a t l r e of t h e P e n e # In a fid for t h e I t is useless to tell people th a t a 000,000‘shows <hat n good start has f1.o llo4.w in g J u n l i r t D l a t r i r u . vi* Nfoa. 1 Fo r C o n a t a b l e In a n d for th * f o llo w in g «ecurity Is good in fact without real been made In repairing a weak and Photo by American l*rrs* Aaibctatlufi »tic*# 1)1*4f l e t i , v ia : No* 1, if. ¡I, 4 regard for its market value. They inefficient system which works grave J it In feat I m o n y v h a r v o f I h » * e h e r e u n t o my hand and a filled th# fi feat S eal of will not believe it, .for generally mar-4-tnjusTiev-tTT tho«? people who render aet t h e S ta te of F lorida, a t T a U a b a t a r * , tit# C a p ita l, t hi* th* t tyr nly-fourt h .lay of ket valuó a n d -re a l-value closely cor th eir'p ro p e rty fairly for taxes and 1914 , respond, Still thdre are cases where are thus made to assume the burden A u g u s t , A. 11, II. C L A Y e i l A W P O i t n *■ B t f r r l i t y of S t a t e . fluctuations’ in price nre oven violent resulting from the fAllure of others T o C. M. H a n d , S h e r i f f . Sem fonl# C o u n t y . a n d still stock is paying,-year in and to do so.— Lukeland Telegram 3 - T u # * - 9 tc y e a r out, an unvarying rate of divi­ ------O------N o l l r r of Appllratlon- or T i t t . r r d ITndrr dend. . • H rrllon 373 of t h o ( i r n r l i l H u l t l n Potatoes, cither sweet, or Irish, N oilr* 1« h.r*tiy ( I v o n t h a t F n r r w t l.«Wr, Sometimes a s ta y law, in the na­ are going to be a big money crop this l>urrhi*rr of T * i O r t l t r i t n Nn.* 1041, 1019, 1033, 1060, 1071. d a t r d lb* 3rd d a y tu re of a moratorium, has rbecnp year and none equal the Florida of Jun*. A. It. i9 1 2 . h** fllod aald rartlflfound useful, although It must beu product. J The man who has lived rat,.» In m y ofllr* a n d ha* m ade *p|tllr*tlon for tax d r . d to l**ur Jn a c c o r d a n t« «1th law . bandied with care lest it lead to north and eaten the lumpy potatoes Said CortlHratc* e m b r a c e the. following d*»abuses. On the whole, we nre great* from some of the most famous potato erlb cd prope rty ■dtuatod In Scmlnol« C o u n ­ t y . Klorld», in-wil l.o t J, lllk C. M it­ ly in doubt ns to whether a mora­ fields, -of America appreciates the chell*» S u r r e y 1-cvy G r a n t l l « * b»( 17 *h* N of S W o r run f» S3 f- 3.03 ch», N to riu m will be ever in fnvor with Florida product more highly than f. dry W ‘J cl)» *<’ lutbo.d*C-them-« in main p u r peoplo, after the experience we tho man who has been raised on the direction 70 ilcy W 3.67 ch» to W bdry o f I^Jt Hi d c ( E 10,30 ch* t o hofl. lM < have had in former times with the Cracker variety of spuds. They are .13. 4 t r 7H. lllk f>. 'M i t c h * » * TAvy G r . h t . land I v i n s *»*r»«cd *t the d *to sam e principle, under the name of the most consistently mealy pota­ Of Tthhee »aid U iu a n r c of *U«h rvrtiflrato In th »40, K. m n u of No. 1044, N . B. Oil**: No. 1040, • t h e stay law. toes grown anywhere in this coun-» H y P a lm a r; No. I0&S. 10S0, 107!. N. " H. try. We haven’t eaten ally of the n f l a t . I7nth*a *a|d c c r t lf l r a ta »hall h , n*r d l n i t o J a w , l a * d r e d will l u u i AN U N C E R T A IN GAME European or British brands’, though dthraermc or dn oonr r o tho* l* t d a y of Ortnbor, A. P , T h e war seems to be putting the we have hopes sometimes.— Tampa 1914. / W l t t r t w a e ^ » f l H s L * l i n * n n r *nd •»»! tUI» kibosh on Flondn newspapers nnd Tribune. t h e 1*4 d a r " o f K «pt»m b*?, A. I>, 1914. «oral) B. A. IlO U O f.A S S, , w hether' tho editors arc going to Clark Clrriill C o u r t , Romlnol* Co.. Kl*. B y J . C . Hobrrt». D. C. E u ro p e to join tho armies or whothcr The Herald is giving the people 3 - T u r j- M c w ar has raised the price of paper of Sanford the best nows service or has thrown men nut of employ­ thair'lias ever been offered before in Nolle* of Appllrallao for T a l Deed Under H r t l lo a 373 of | h o G e n e r a l Statu te* m e n t in turpehtino und phosphate thekeity. We arc getting the war N otice l i h*r*b)r l i v e n t h a t P otreat l.ake,' r c h a ie r of T a x C e r tif lr a to a Noi, 10ÌD, resulting in hard times it would ajv nowd fresh from the wire* and right u031, 1039, 1039, I O « ! , t O t l . 106.1, 1064. P h o t o b y Au.terr-an I 'te a * A n u c i a t i u n p e a r th a t the newspapers are suf Trofli the wireless station at Say- 1069, 1070, d a te d t h e 3rd - d a y of Ju n e , A. D. 1918, ha* died «aid certificale In toy . fering and suspending every week ville, Long Island a n d we expect the offlra a n d hxi tjtide a p p li c a t io n fur t u deed l**ua In a c c o rd an c e w i t h law. Said cer­ or two. Among the latest suspen­ people to reciprocate by subscribing ttioOrate* o m b rare t h * followlnx d n r r i h a d a f A99»<*»en f a r T a * D eed U n d e r t e m b e r, A. D . 1914. sions are ^he-Bowling Green Times for The Hendd. We are riot get­ p r o p o r t y » l iu i t e d In S e m in o le c ounty. F l o r ­ N etlr# W lt n e u m y official «Ixna ture and real S e c tio n 3T1 of, the G e n e r a l H latu le* i.d_« to iw lt : l.o U 46> S I , T0< 22, 71< 21, *4. SO,, S*, — 40, Civilization. thl» lb* t a t (fay a t Septem ber, A P . 1914, . . a n d the Hawthorne Herald and they ting out this expensive service for 42, 4 t ,, 41, » , L49,. I - , . . . < » , > ■ » « I I I 71. N otice I* hereby elven t h a t M. 1« W r l | h l ( (*eal) • E. A. D O U G I . A S S , It Is tha triumph of clvlllutlon th at lllocl* D. Mitchell'* L a e y Mitriteli'* l e v ? G rant. T h e »aid p archaeer of T ax Certificate N o. 343, d a t a d Clerk C i r c u i t C o u rt. Sem in ole Co.. FI*. inform the readers th a t lack of pat* our health.’ . If you are .a subscriber, l a n d h e l n | aateoaed a t t h e d a te of th e laa«. the &th d a y o f , Ju n e , A. D. 1011. h** filed B y J. C. i t o b e r t a , D. C. , at last communities Jiavo obtained rbnngt* is the chief cause. Lack you are perfectly welcome to the anew of aurh certificate« In the n a m e af eald r e r t i n r a t * In m y ofllr* a n d .ha* m a d e 3-Tuee-3tc such a mastery over natural lawa th at U n k n o w n . Unlew **ld r e r t i n r t l r « ,*h»ll 1» • PPlIcatjon for. t a x deed t o Isa u t In a c c o r d ­ of patronage will kill the fhost daily bulletin service In front of the redeem ed a c c o rd ln f t o law , ta* deed will ance w ith law. Said c ertific ate e m b ra ce * they drive and control them. Tho Imu* thereon on t h * l i t d a y ol October, th* follow ini described p r o p e r t y e ltu a te d In promising business in tfye world and Herald office on Herald Square. wlnda. tho water, electrlcty. all allonn A. D. 1114. Seminole C o u n ty , Florida, t o - w ltf fA>t »14, W l t n e u my OfRHal a l f n i t u r e and *eal d r - » S3 ft.) lllk 6. T ie r 1. S a n fo rd . -T h * It would bo much better for all con­ ‘ Dally Thought. that tn their wild form werodfltiRcrous, thl* t h * l» t tfay ol S e p te m b e r.* A . D. 1914. la i d l a n d b r i n y a w e a w d a t t h e d a ta of t h * Ho lhat bostows a gift «fiottili foi^ am now controlled by human tvtil, nnd cerned if the editor of a newspaper In this issue is a n article on the peal) , E . A. DO U G I.A S S, ' ieauanje of auch certificate in th* n a m e of Clerk C ircuit C o u r t . Serolaol* Co.. Fla. U— G a rn e r. Unteaa aald certificate »halt jot It, ho tirai receivet ooo rhould nro w ould look more closely into the war by an English officer .and it made useful servants.—Henry T ly J. C. Itoperte, h . C. re deem ed according t o la w , lax d e e d »vor hef** it In ?'***' •■*•"-'•—Solon. Ward Beecher. business conditions of his town and gives a clear insight into conditions a-Tuyt-Olr will laao* thereon on ik e 3 0 t h d x y of S e p c o u n ty before he climbed Into the written ‘ without bias. The. first ' publishing business. Newspapers hand knowledge of the warring na­ a r e classed among the luxuries and tions Is timely. w hen the peoplo s ta r t cutting down expenses they usually cut the home The Sanford H erald is a public p a per first. On tho other hand they institution but it is not a free library m a y dig for a big daily paper th a t as we would like to call attention of gives them no local news a t all but thoso who expect to get the paper t h e fickle public will always drop tho without paying for it. hom e paper first an d this fact should 11 omen and Gowns bo borne in mind by the newspaper And now the women of America m en who are contemplating starting with' support from the peanut politic­ are up against it. ians and the men who always borrow "They must design their own gowns France is was ridden and the th e ir neighbor’s paper In preference to subscribing for the paper them ­ masters of fashion in Paris can no selves. The newspaper game, is a longer supply the demand. Franco has our Sympathy in its m a n ’s Job anil few know the vlcis* nitudes th a t are encountered on the troughs, hut we hall th e day when way. The experiences of the editor American women muat depend upon of The Herald would fill a largo their, own initiative in the m atter book and are the experiences of q( dress, for when American women •very member of the craft in every undertake to do a thing IT IS * . c o u n ty of America ojbfJurope. I t DONE. £3'-j We have depended upon Paris ia th e survival of the fittest a n d it I tak e s money to make the presses go too long. t We have accepted the hideous a n d the lean years predominate, Beautiful 7-R oom Bungalows,’ H o t and Cold W ater, On Improved Vegetable Farm 700 F in e M inorca and Wyan­ th ere is not.one of us today who creations that have been handed us -GOING. ' exchange placea with the without a murmur, simply because d o tte Chickens, Incubators, Coops, Brooders, B e st M odel P ens, Horeo and Wagon, Barn. A f th e United S u t e s for they bore the French label. M A G M O LI A This la an opportune time for the spa per man Is always a j j ^ANFO RD, FLA . — ^ ■ C lllF n iin | n r o A N I U K II IlFDAI THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING SOLVED BEGIN TO SAVE TODAY . SANFORD, FLA. ENGLISH BICYCLE ARTILLERY ENGLISH HEAVY ARTILLERY f AN I N C O M E N O W Bargain. AVENUE ^ H a tu ia H A. P. C O N N E LL Y A MM mm �■ $3? * i*. PEPTEMCER 1. M i l ■■ r, • J, H. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY i fromMrs.Atlanta, Bruton has returned where she spent sev­ eral days purchasing .her full stock U tile Happenings— Mention Of of millinery She was accompanied honje by Miss King, who will be her •M atters In Brief trimmer thin season. Miss King was here the past season and ijyt.L* many friends who will be glad to welcome PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST her buck to Sanford. Mrs. Bruton will announce the millinery opening jam miry Of The Floating Small Talka Inter. Surrinrtly Arranged For Hurried Come to the Nautilus Casino at Herald Header* Seabreeze, the coolest spot in Flor­ ida, to spend your vacation. Per­ M. M. Sm ith and famlly’ o fjw In - fect bathing houses and beach. ter Park are In tho city to;l»y. Fresh water shower.* New woolen Fo Prol. W. L. Hnrvey left yesterday bathing sui.ts and room 25c, men and women. 100-13tc on a business trip to Jacksonville and Tollshsssec. Attorney Ged. DeCottes made a short"business trip to T a m p a last ■week. • *. • Sco Dutton for turnip, m u s ta r d ■JrH'VW 11 cauliflower s e e d / 96-tf = Mrs. Allen Jones is spending a few days at the Spencer cottage at Cor­ onado Beach. ■ . — Hair. Rood*- new line of hum an hair switches a t . M Williams. 10G First street.- .... » e t c Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial gasoline irons a t Mm. Simon'ti.J. 2-tf Hereon Class The Berea ns had a very interest; ing meeting on lam Sunday. The pastor is our. teacher and our lessons are discussed in such a way that almost any one can understand the ha r deal W * ! m u r i n e October rn - hear the lectures given by prominent men of Sanford. Come a n d be with us. . ' > . E. G.-* Class Reporter. Mrs. Hynes an d Mm. Hoolphan have returned from a pleasant visit with friends and rejatlves in WayNEW RESTAURANT cross. ■ . The Bell Restaurant will open or .. 19th in the■ Hines Building Mr. and. Mrs. uHurry Ferran. otf ! August * , _ . , i. ■, | 11 o l i n t St Meals and short orders Eustis were in tho city yesterday. will he served. Furnished rooms upthe guests of Mr. Permit's 'sister, ! stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor. . Mro. D. L. Thrasher. f 101 :ttp Get your ice eream from Duhurt's Ice Crettm Fuctory. 85-tf Notice School Exiimination The teachers' county examination K. J. Hudnall of Birmingham is in the, city on a prospective trip. He .for county certificates will be held Jia prominent rani estate man of a t Sanford beginning Tuesday, Sept. _8th at 8 a. m. For white Birmingham. teachers in the Sanford High School; S. Maxwell, ha* returned from a for colored teachers in the Hopper few weeks h| h*ii I ut Charleston und A ca d i m> other point# in North and South A tea of one dollar will Imi col­ Carolina. lected of each examinee Bring ink. New hooking orders f<>r Big Hol­ pen .t i >1 |>a per ton Lettuce and ('uubllower seed 1» I. I'll RASHKK Snpt •SF K. Hutton. 96-tf 1 IIH (' H l l h o s e Is s p e n d i n g til l - w e e k THE SÀNFORD HERALD 1 Endeavor leChristian v -,Notea -g PAGE n V E Mra. B. C. Maxwell, in the Presby­ terian society of 'Sanford. It was organized this spring and has forty members, with prospects for more They expect to help in state union finances this fall, and gel more liter­ ature from Boston to help keep-up interest State President Curry of Jackson­ ville has taken a trip off to Mon­ treat. N 0 . hip expected to rerurti home i his week. We appreciate the workers' writing our office when away on their summer vacations *. GR AC E A. TO W N SEN D Intertachen, Sept. 1st, In th e list of teachers for th a winTer term of the city *chool of Kissiinmee were several listed who are either Endoavorcrs of the Presby­ terian or Christian church societies. Perhaps tho editor of the Kissimmee Valley Gazette did not know this but we did. One of them 1* Ml** Ruth, daughter of Mnu J. W. Miller, who is to be the Kindergarten teacher. Mrs, Miller was Torn/erly a state and district officer, und is hostesk for Secretary Grace when she goes to Kissimmee. It was the Miami Metropolis which told of U#... three active Endeavorern from th a t many societies, SALAMAGÎUNDI of its city, who were to represent their churches in tho first conven­ Fifteen women have been tried in tion for Southeastern district meet­ Chicago upon the charge of mufder ing In West Palm Beach this week. foF killing their husbyntivr-nnd not Miami has more denominations rep­ or# -ronvretiwIr»»iiuugfc.-ti»a—im tk n c e resented in Christian Endeavor than of, the fact* was Convincing. The con­ any place in the state but St. Pe­ clusion it^Jnavitaitlc. th a t the killing tersburg and. Tampa. *. -uf jx hvft baftfi in one of our press exchanges nois, either justifiable or excusable dcre figures showing, how great in homicide, territory was DeSoto country As far as we know we have m)t for opr If the Germans are continually lic­ .tklnla ■union a single society within ing "driven back" isn’t it rather re­ itS boundaries. Field work is the markable that they were in positions problem not yet * solved for such this morning that are in advance of parts of the state. those held yesterday? It is somewhat It is good to see the interest enlightening to study these war tel­ taken in temperance, especially th a t egrams with a war map in gfrort of of the W. CL T, U,’ division of the you. good work, ity_ Florida papers. The Lakeland News last week gave much A big delegation of convict les­ space to n plea for "the white rib­ sees appeared today before the board bon." as a favor to the godd women on stnte institutions and prayed for of tho Temperance Union. relief und. r their contracts with the Could suvngc> u hp never heard of state bc.ause of the arut y condition the gospci of love act Inure savage of the naval stores market. Many Than some members of the great, of them claim they cannot continue! strong white rnce, now in Europe-1 to- if‘e their gangs The matter is What must the converted people of still unde eonsiderillion the islands und other missionary lands think of such an example? Flnri.h, shipped nearly 15.000 enrUnder a large heading. "T h e Cnl- | oatb of producp from the *„„,1 ifornla Ernies vorer” for August rails llurin,, , hp ,aM , riIpkin*K season, and for Tithing Week." Sept. G-13. fft, ypt ,„.r ;ll.ri(.ult)lni, possibilities have the raising of money to help make Mrarrt.iv M»«n KU, guessed a t .Culifornia dry. They will have a special held secretary to irtd in this Dativ Thought. great ha tile for rig 1*1cite sues. What r i I - i . i ti lt vf. '.>* n f We sacrifices of any kind have Florida il ■ ....... ’ < ‘1 V «ImEi deliverer« i n . <ic m efforts to heal* ■. m , i h er i Tin*! chi ­ Jill M IIlitk.' IIur slate ' go dry?" it) W.I m i : » •. ih Henry I t u m i Some splendid news came from m i ilru- Seminar •• .It Hi l l ' W • —l u n d i n his .absence his odi •t* is in t hi* «•barg.* Th.* l ur gnst n it nt 1M*r <tf r*1|)li.*» r.*of M P U pe > •■»•¡Vi 'I t u tilli* j inn .utili r u n nr tli.it *I>r. ilohson re ¡inri» t Ini i t hiKi* tin* t u r n » Si ini»ur u uni d f^»* tifi«! who were injured iti tin* Itoli ••r *-x t ht» y r a r if t!ln*r<* u .1» .iitlit •toni dt* PILOT YOUR WAY TO OUR DRUGSTORE For a: Safe Purchase of Anything You May Need ------ vaóii* the Drug Line Quality, Accuracy, Prompt Service, Our Watchword S È M I N O LE J f H A R M J tC Y T ht N ra rw t “D rug S t a r , SANFORD. FLA. '* ____________________________________________________ ;________________________ _ _ PHONE *75 w i t h hi s f a l l i l i ) '« mill Inst w i r k will r. •COVI*r nut ml « -Mitri**. fin* liyl.ltng «».•••firtg a ml t nib ra 1;.**. t h a t Frocks for the Small Girl of till** tlx* at I zuda nee will he larger than that of T he meet Ing will I here lu*ii year fore he field from Sept ein Iter 22nd W est S id e 1 .11 p lo tile 2 tth inclusive. A'preliminary Mrs It. J. Holly and children and program will be issued soon Mias Margaret RohejTs are expected A review of t In*, replies show» home this week from the mountains the greatest demand to lie for In­ of North Carolina where they have formation mi citrus disease» other subject.*. railed for are fertilizers. been for )he past six weeks cultivai! on. I ho i¡,c td dynamite in Hon.' Forrest 1-uke has returned Ihe groves. fruii maturity, orchard from a trip to Jacksonville and other a tit! •In* ;it rkeiing of fruit» hen (Ing points in the s tn te ’in the interest of I wing V" I in* »••noiiftticM of the his candidacy for the position of citrus canker -iiiiation in thè state, Speaker of the House. tfns dl-e.1- 1- itili receive spere.I ni Ï* or fi doses fi fifi will bren k a ii y lenlion *'i ur. program Mr l.luvd case of Ff-ver or Chills Prit * 2.1 Ti'liny ùt i l e «ir ers and Sluppers cents !M-: jit Ij.iign.* ai * Mr l ' . t i k Mirling wIni * Ur. J. C. Fletcher and family have are in charge, .d ili.* ejtrus canker returned from u vh.it to Ft. Monde era dica t ioti wprk on the lower. Fast and were, accompanied homo by Coast «re expected -to tu* prosent 0, E. Sporting, who is now engaged a n d teli of this work and its future. iir-OfMWthr Fi. Meade I)r.. E. W Uerger, thè state nursery inspector wlll teli of l he work tils Closing out all typewriter carbon office i.s dnirig in thè «unirò! of thrs paper Best grade» only, at 25c .liseuse l’rof II, E Steven* of Ih.* per dozen sheet« Herpld Office Ex peri inent Station, who ha* dis!*7-t f coM-red I lo- fatisi* of t hi» «liseuse to Misses R uth Vaughn and l-aunt le* a fungila will deinonslrale the Lee have returned from a very de­ fungus and exhil.it specimen» of the lightful visit with . their grand .liseuse, shouing its «lillerenl stageparents, Mr. and ,Mrs. A Vaughn t of devcloprnerft. lie has isolated at "Forty Palm s" on Lakij Harney, j the fungus and has it growing in Sec the. l RQ Hill Hardware Co. f o r ! pure culture. By inoculating it into ['arson fruit box nails. Prices healthy trees he has been able to J- C. Bears produce the disease readily, prov­ lower tnVu ever before. * 2-4tc ing that he has the right organism Francis Bell of thv Herald force is FLA. AG INCULA L EXP. STA taking his annual vacation of two August 29, 1914. N THE rmftlcBB realm of fashion ono weeks which ho will spend at the finds greater stability and uniform­ beach. Ned Chittenden *is holding ity In tho styles created for little girls down the caster while Chick is than In any other direction. la fact, a away. very- largo proportion of all frocks for Thursdays anil Sundays Wood, It will pay you to li*.t your real young misses show variations of a land Park. Picnic conveniences estnte with Connqlly, 109 Magnolia Binglo model. Tho long waist, or blouse. Joined to the short skirt, as amusements., T he only safe, clean Ave. 3-2tc pictured here, Is developed in all sorta outdoor swimming pool, emptied of. fabrics and In followed closely In daily,- cleaned and re-filled from ar­ Wanted To rent trurk farm near lino In tho simplest as- well as tho tesian well. Shower hath, toboggan Sanforti Apply H. C. Lawton. St. most elaborate of children's 'dresses. •Ude, Leased privately also. 8tSf Thero Is nothing finer or more ele­ Hotel, Snnford. ,3-ltp Johns gant than n dross of embroidered or­ Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain has re­ gandy or Bwiaa or batiste, trimmod turned home from a visit to pointa For Rent— Ten room house a t In northern New York state. She corner Oak avenue and Fourth with ono or two of tho several durable laces that wlll stand any amount of *** accompanied home by her son, street. Apply to W. W. Long. cleaning Cluny and tho filet laces, Durton Hume a n d his wife, who will ’ 3-tfe with tho bc'st Gorman or FVoncb vnl. viilt the Chamberlains for a few will last ns long as tho fabric of tho weeks. ., . Take .N otice— I Will rent, sell, dress, and In fact cluny and filet lacea Stamped Goods! Just received a .trade or build you a house on easy will outwear strong fabrics. Vnl la large assortment of stamped goods, terms. J. Musson, 601 .Palmetto somewhat less durable, and also loss axpcnslvo. . 8-91« vis: gowns, pillow eases, towels, !n- avenue In the picture n straight panel ex­ /*nta’ wear, table ‘‘runners, pillow Some day you will need fire in­ tends down th o /ro u t of tho dresa from tops. etc., a t Mrs. Grace E. Wil­ neck to hem Ttio required fulness Is surance. Get protection now. Con­ liams, 106 First street. 3-2tc Introduced Into tho waist by groups of nelly, 109 Magnolia Ave. . 3-2tc tiny band-run tucks In tho material Henry Yoweli of Orlando was here at each aldo of tho paneL -The front. yesterday and accompanied his Including panels and sides, to tho un­ N O T IC E brother, A rthur Vowel] ’ to New derarm seams, la In one place and an ■ Yorlr. leaving Tait .night: THey ex- As 1 have charge of the business of the extra length a t tho bottom provides P«ct to* be absent several weeks in Title Bond & Guarantee Co., East San­ the radio. The fulness In the back la ford Lund League, and W. A. Whit­ provided by tiny tucks, as at tho * 'b e metropolis. comb, I can be found In the Tax As- aides. • 5 or 8 doses 6G6 will berak any *■ Office in the court houai. . The raffle la set on to tho body of <*w of Fever or Chills. Price 25 "Cents. -*■ ... % - . 94-26t T H O S . K. B A TES the dresa by. means of an Insertion of I *V^ For Sale- Pepper Plants I.nidi y Walker Too Late To Classify. I ---=* J ■ ■ Ü -■iti ^ it'trnSI Photo liy A m erican P ress Asaoclatltm, B a ttle s h ip C o n q u e r o r ’s M ig h ty B r o a d s id e among King George's yvarslilps, the l>uttleshlp Comiuerpr, mem­ M IGHTY ber of the second battle *<|Uitdron. has a displacement of 22.5W ton* und- mount» ten 13 Inch guns. Ttio bow on view of tho vessel show* bow ii inluhly broadside cun lw deliver«*.! against an enemy from either skis of the r.mijurr.ir. Stir 1» driven by turliine engines auu carries a crew of* I**» men And the Clerk Smiled. O.vrwln'9 ReQrct. There recently went Into a fashion­ If I had to live my life over again, I would have tundo a rulo lo read able shoo shop tho daughter of a man ptry mid to some music whose wealth has been acquired with­ ic0 u i*vv ry week, fof pur- in very recent years. Tho young wontrpartr of mj brain now atro­ un wtuUOI»potted to pntrrtfilr«t the clerk phied Would till! b.«v" b'H.U kept ' nnd rejected n number of "classy" ullv.* thru.sit it. ■ Hiii lo.a of tin.»« slipper» In. produced for Iter approval, tasti*« I» n lus» at It .ppluoitB, und muy FI null) kin* said: "I think, perhaps, I pn» H hit In Itljtl lull» to til.* Intellect, ■shall tukn these two pairs But I^oufs und i» rv i i ... :.< tin inorai char­ XV Inieh are too high for me. Give acter. t)> unit . lit.ng tho uinotiotial mo a size lower—or, stuy—perhaps our ' ’t u r le* iHrwlu. Louis XIII will ho high enough." filet laco. Thero Is a capo collar edged with a filet edging, which In turn la finished with n vnl ruffle of very scant fulness. The short puffed deeves aro finished In tho Kamo wny Tho bottom of tho Bklrt Is finished with • the filet edging. After tho Frimch fashion, dainty pallernn In hand etnbroldory (nearly always In flower form) are put In after the lace and material have been sewed to­ gether. Sprays of flowers extend ovor the organdy and laco. Tho pattern. In graceful lines, Is repeated on thfi front panel and about the sleeves. Ag a finishing touch crochet buttons In groups of threo simulate a fastening of the panel to the dress nt each side. There Is a folded ssfh of light bluo ribbon In which an end bangs from tho. simplest of knots to tho edgo of the raffle at the left side. These dresses for young girls arc worn very short. In fact, tho Impres­ sion is that they are a trifle small for tho wearers. But thero Is nmplo room ocrqsa tho shoulders, and careful mothers uminlly sco to It that thero Js a chance of lengthening tho skirt by letting out tucks plsc«*d In tho rufflo or by adding a second loco edging. Tho softness of tho material allows moro fulness than Is really needed, and these little drosses last out two or threo seasons' wear, In this way ma­ king the hand work well worth doing. CUT YOUR COST OF CANDLE - POWER Look at your lamps—«xam inethe inside carefully. Every loopeef lamp wastes your money tirjd keeps you from'Rptting tho light you ought to have. Replace all the wasteful looped (amps with thrifty NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS n l t*il e your light at ho extra cost. They stop the leaks. Come here, send here, telephone here and let us help you cut the cast nf candle-power with NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS AT VERY LOW PRICES. SANFORD LIGHT & FUEL CO. 110 PARK AVENUE 0 i <3 .J U L IA B O T T O M L IY . * ■- * i » i ~;_ ■ ,• • ¿ j jÙ ê tm m �. SEPTEMBER 1. lüj, TUR gANFOlfP HERALD PAQX SIX Exclusive. ? » - faint. * A ypung man had decided to Join Hurtling over the bricks a t an the Episcopal church, but hts family Indlanapolli, May '30th. 19M, ot 80-mile an hour speed, Dawson al­ were all Baptists, s o .h e thought he eleven o’clotk and I CO,000 *|>wm1 most'Is on top.of the prostrate man should bo Immersed when baptised, fatuities are awaiting the next thrill before he sees him. A fraction of n and on going to the rector of the Eple* of a «maatlon-guttrd day. /'-* second and the Matmon will crush copal church ho made a nxjuest for ‘ A green car, with sharp, pointed him. Dawson thinks fast. With such a baptism. The rector decided hood and bearing the number 49, almost "superhuman strength, Joe that It could be quite easily Accom­ passes the stands. It Is GUhooloy'» wrenches the steering wheel. ' The plished and said ha would speak to the losota; Ita ly ’s lotto challonger in thd yellow, car shoots down the era- Baptist minister about It. The Baptist minister, on hearing international speed battle nnd an lutnkmont, its burning tires grazing added starter whose eleventh hour the helpless Bonini. It jumps the this, was quite delighted and readily entry has been made possible by the track, strikes the sand at- the inside . agreed to baptise and take the young withdrawal ol lie Palmajp Mercedes. edge of the brick oval and then man Into the church the following Sunday -morning, but said the rector: Compared with tho five fleet blue turns over twice to claim two vic­ "He just wants you to bapttio him challobgcrs. of France th a t thunder tims, Dawson nnd his mechanician, and he wants to Join my Church.** by wUh galling gun detonation, the Vera Barnes, who are buried under The good Baptist minister then re­ Issou seems to crawl an d Its smoky the twisted, wrecked mechanism of plied by eayinJK: "We do all our own exhausts lack the bark of defiance. washing, but we don't lako In other speed. Far down the home stretch there people's washing.**—Exchange. Dawson b taken to the Held hos­ is a blur of yellow and white. It is pital with * broken collar bqnc, tho M nrm on and Slut*. Joe Dawson twisted back, internal Injuries nnd Might Wad a Bachelor, A little girl of six sat looking and Gil Andemon are driving des­ body blackened by bruises, a wreck perately In pursuit of tho Delages of tho big hearted boy who won the thoughtfully, out the window of her and Peugcota. * They a re . favorites 600-mile race In 1912. He risked homo tho other day. Her mother among America’s defenders. Much his life that the life of another-— asked the caiise of her seriousness. "Oh, * she replied, *i was Just think­ depends ppon their skill und daring might be saved. " D id I hit him.” ing that when I grow up to be a big . Almost hood to hood an d wheel toh ho asks of a nurse and then sinks lady I'm a-goln' to get married and wheel, the Mormon and Btutx flash into, a coma. - *>'• have three children.’; across the wire a» Gilhooley swings The triumph.of Thomas is noth­ The parent was surprised nnd * into the ttIPnr’ttffJng it high and ing compared with the self'sacrifice amused. huggijTg thc'concrfl» wall but with of Joe Dawson, nobleman of speed, "Well, ruminate, throttle wide opop. A rear tire ex- a bruised and lacerated martyr. He indeed,” sha nald- , — p led f Bra k es... drag. The green wears no laurels of victory,- but each c a r " has —maatersU . J l a . tUiva*-- -H. Bandage- *<nr-htf-twCTteLF--atTd"‘Vo m |'tlltwglrt“T m a n r »ho sold; skids, c a r e e n s l i k a . jdiuu.katt. iuuuBody fa a f a r jmrre ’prittrtesa token, a t s?-“But you can never tell,'-mother. I ster, turns over nnd rattles down his ' greatness. / might marry a_ bachelor." the embankm ent to end its uncer­ Mf. Horndon will exhibit two reels tain journey in tho marshes of the showing tho Indianapolis race , of Hagar or Flight. infleld. I t has tossed _ both the last May and patrons of the Star Hagar, which In Hebrew means driver and hU mechanician from will t>e Introduced to tho fastust, "flight,** was tho handmaiden of Sntheir sentn. Gilhooley lies uncon­ greatest and most daring drivers o,» rnL and mother of Abraham's eldest son lshmnol. She was of Egyptian scious near the mass of silent sleek the day showing them in their speedy Ills helper, Lino Bonlni is stretched creations just ns they looked during origin. Her flight, ns recorded In Genesis 16 and her; expulsion, chapter out on the bricks of the track, the race. ^Thursday, Sept.. 3rd» is 31, are from tho Jnhvlstlc and Elohlsbruised, battered nnd duxed. the da>* nnd date. tic sources respectively, and present Bonini groans and raises his hend. Interesting points of comparison. She He henrs the roar c," the onrusiilnji j was regarded as tho ancestress of the cars. Ho sees them bearing clown Soft Soap Used W ith Concrete. I Ilagarenes or Hagorites, described In A solution of soft ioap Instead of I I Chronicles, 6:10, and Paul uses her upon him. On his hands and knees ho starts to crawl up the slippery water was. used in making a water­ as a typo of tho old covenant (Sinai) embankment. A curse and n-prayer proof concrete Inhulldlnx ilm founda­ and the earthly Jerusalem In Gala­ are on his lips. Ho crumples In a tion of n grain elevai n r on • a river tians, 4:35. hank.In ■r V i P ro fttra for Thoraday BRITISH BATTLESHIP CLEARED FOR ACTION It.*I “A fter All,' Carter’8 is the Qest yy We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. Remember the Herald when yqu want INK. ’ .. 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"Then every doubt Is rem oved: thu one killed was my bug—husband.*' A. C. McClurg & Co. , There was a long, p ain fu l silence, during which I stared ou t Into the h a i got »¡tHiii my nerves. You you ditrk." niechnnlrally guiding the Iwnt. although every thought centered on mustn't »colil me." "Of course not. I feel the weight her motion it** figure. W h a t should I How wns 1 fo approach her m yself.” 1 replied kindly.» "This expe­ say? rience Is' almost oh new jo me ns to now? Those were long m in u tes I sat straight yourself. You must remember 1 am there, spccchles*. gazing ahead, my brain Inert, m y bnnd hard no sailor." Heed Undar of (aid y«ar* In oath of tha flperial Rrhonl Ta* OlitHcto horoin after aamodi oald aloet" t. o u m I«-lleve th e nfl. he N° tlr* Uef, h4 !r ,b L fW «n »h»l Hvnry Oloon. o I t . lin ne I» l» «deeaaud?? " purrh*»*r T a t r.olrtlflrato No. 2050 datoti lon to bo hold 'Tuo<d*r, Soptombor 15th In ' I a m HIIre o f u n » titoligli | l i a d th# 2nd d a y of Juno A. I>. 1902. hoa fllod Sanford Special Ta* Kehoot Dlatrirt No I, I-onrwcotl Sportal Ta* School Itfat.ict No 2, Ovotdo Special Ta* tcbool TfiottJrt No 8. s e e n hi* b o d y . I f e e l It t u Ir t r u e . " V V m I Ä * i n‘ * . Ä Chuluota Sperta) Tax School Ii.rfrirt No 4, D o you undemtuiid now why hecause | ,nr" *l*h l»w. ............... . i _ . Hold C ortlflra to rratirarro tho tu ll o » Inr do and (ioneva Special Ta* School ftiiliMt No, 5. t f t h e f a c t w e c a n u o l o n g e r r e t n n l n «rril-od p t o p o r t y . oltuatiuj in Somln«lo i o u n - Eutther, «aid oloctlon (hall bo held under the frien d a?" ty. Klorld*. to-writ : Boo 714 rill W ol NK •ame rule* and reiulatlona. and the quglr.ration, of olortlon (hall bo tho Mine, a* ot Nw u ol st: i i V fo. T|> 21 , it 1 1 , prescribed for tho** voting In tho oriflnal * es. I bnpit forti», l>ecail»e you run " s—‘ J I----.. K o ft S 2 0 t t, J w --« O ft, N 120 I t . T h o « a lti la n d b r in g a n r u i d a l th o d a to •lertion rreatinf a aperlal tax orhonl Dfitrict. kuow how I iiave grow n to feel to T ho follo w ln z or* tho Ina portora a n d clerk* Craig SY N O P SIS (jordon C r a i g la lilrod b y «wo m e n , VeU t a d N tafe, for 110,000 t o g o s o u t h a n d Imp e r a o n a ta I’h lilp H e n l e y , o a te n a l b l y t o a a v a w e e U t e ( o r l l a n l a y , who, ( h e y a a y , la In prtaon. O r a l « la t o t a k e w i t h h i m a wop . H (o I m p e r s o n a t e Mr*. H e n l e y . - BoapectW of bur*lary.4'Crnlc la cleared Then I ilcecrllnil (he change In my gj a young woman wandci+iig in the •treat She la q u t of work anti hungry. plans. Hhe llsteued »(ulelly, asking a T h e y talk In a roataurani question now a ml then, Bb, la * n a c t r e a a . d r i r r t e d by h e r V W lthy, d r u n k e n h u e b a n d Hhe c o n a e n ta to go a o y th w i t h C r a ig . "yrm. O a r o a r d la a g o o d w o m a n a n d will y th e p a r t o f M ra. H e n l e y t o h e lp dg. T h e y Arrive a t l h a r u n d o w n H e n ­ ley p l a n t a t i o n a n d a r e g r e e t e d bjr a r o u g h looking o v e r s e e r . S Coomb*. t h e o v e r e e e r , a n d a m y a l e r t o u * negreaa. Sail la, s e e m to be t h e o n l y p e r eon* on t h e p l a n t a t i o n . C r a i g la a w a k aned by a s h o t a n d ftrrd* a m n n m u r d e r e d . Q r o u is a r d . n c r e o l e f r i e n d o f Coomb*, appear«. P r o b i n g t h e m u r d e r . C r p l g finds th e c orpse m l a e t n g fctra. H p r n n r d . l i r e a l l y V r a H e n l e y S h * a n d C r a i g d e t e r m i n e to light' f o r h e r m laaftig h u a b a n d ' a e s t a t e . 8 b e bet lav ea H a n l e y d e a d . — Coom b « d e n t e a t l e n l r y l a d e a d « Bea C r a i g , a l t h o u g h t h e l a t t e r r e v e a l * M r* H e n l e y 's I d e n t i t y t o t h e o v e r s e e r . T h e l a t t e r a a y a H e a l e y h l m e e l f p u t h im la c h a r t s j i f t h e p l a n t a t i o n . , M r a l l e n l e y a n d C r a i g And P h i l i p H e n ­ ley's t e a l r i n g In t h e g a r d e n . E x p l o r i n g t h e bo u se a lo n e . C r a i g And* a s e c r e t b a s e ­ m ent r o o m - . He U t r a p p e d a n d d i s c o v e r s t w o d e a d bodice. O n e la t h o m i s s i n g c o r p s e , a n d the o t h e r Is C o o m b * . C r a i g Is s t r u c k down a n d la m a d e p r i s o n e r b y a d a r k young m a n . a n o t h e r n a m e d H e r m a n a n d D roustard. M rs. l l e n l e y te a ls o c a u g h t . Craig a n d t h e w o m a n a r e t a k e n a b o a r d a yacht, w h i c h «nils T h e o w n e r a n d m a t ­ ter. th e d a r k y o u n g m a n . c all« h im s e lf PhtUp H e n l e y H e tr ie * t o w in C r a ig , a n d the l a t t e r f e ig n * f r i e n d s h i p f o r h i m In o r ­ de r to h e l p t h e w o m a n . Mr«, H e n l e y d e n i e s t h e m a o la h e r hu e 'band. Who 1«.l o c k e d u p In a s t a t e r o o m , a n d "llenley" p ro d y c« « paper* w h ic h s e e m in g ­ ly »upport h l a c ja l t n **Crnlg. p r e t e n d * to Join In hla f lllb iia io rtn g e i p e d l t l o n . Craig p l a n a l o e a c n p o w i t h M r s l le n l e y In a »mall b o a t a n d p r o v i s i o n s It s e c r e t ly Going to s u m m o n h e r, h a rinds h e r c a b i n unoccupied, b u t In g o o d o r d e r t " l l e n l e y " f o r c e * hla a t t e n t i o n * on M rs Henley, a n d C r a i g s a v e s h e r. m a k i n g (lie captain n p r i s o n e r In hla o w n c a b i n " H e n l e y 's " m e n h a v e o r d e r s f r o m h i m not t o d i s t u r b h i m C r a i g l u n c h e s w i t h Elrouasard T he creole, a n g r y with " H e n l e y , " tells CTwlg t h a t " H e n l e y " la P h i l i p H e n l e y 's half b ro th e r, s o n o f Bailie, a n d t h e ! P h ilip Is dead. T h e h a l f b r e e d Is t r y i n g to se ise tb s estate C r a i g p r e p a r e s t o le a v e lh a yacht At nig h t C r u l g a n d M ra In the sm a ll h o o t , t a k i n g Mexico T h e y d e c i d e Vail tw o crooks t r y i n g to g r a b tate CHAPTER T h e O pen lle n lev em bark t o t h o g o l f of and N eale wsre th e llenley e s­ X V I. Dost. ^ P 1 T^TYT! **ir'ltfrn£Etp; 1 tirade It, rolling' over tbs* low gun WW witte, tin* writer draining from mu into a pool si the b o t to m . * "You nre u One*, bmvt* girl.'* 1 *ald •Incerely. unable to rent rain my ad­ miration. She dropped bur bund mid ln'gnn t*> •ob. “Oh, no., no! I run not." she replied tremblingly. "I nm «udi a coward You raunot know ilit* terror I have felt" - "Of course. Hut my tn-lng here make» a difference?" "Always," alio confessed frankly. "8omohow i can nevor bo afraid with you. Hut—but what shall we do now?” "I hardly know whQt to put you a t Oh, yes! Here Is u tin, and you enu ball out this writer ttinshliig nlxnit In the bottom. That will Ik* val uabl e •err Ice.” “iVhnt will you do7" ° “Itig up the »nil the best 1 ran In the dark. There Is breeze enough to give us som e headway und »hip the rudder." “Do you know which direction to steer?** "Not now, but I have a compass In my pocket A northeast course would be sure to bring us to tbe const, and towns are m/nltered along. 1 found T5at out from Urouasnrd yesterday." God pity us If we ever foil Into lienley** clutches ngnln. T here (Vns In uiy mind, now 1 hnd leisure to con­ sider. no doubt ss to whut those on board that vessel would do after they discovered him. They would rrallte we were somewhat astern, and, in the bope of sighting up at dnyllght_would cruise back nnd forth In those Imme­ diate waters. Any moment tbe Sea Gull's sharp prow might loom up out of the black wall. Aa aho carried no lights there would be no warning. It occurred to me tbat they would be more apt to take a course well In to­ ward shore, anticipating l would en­ deavor to reach the protection of the coaat under cover of darkness. Some one would discover the loss of the tell­ tale compass, which would naturally confirm that suspicion. Convinced of this 1 steered more to tbe eastward. Feeling of the face of tbe compass again to a ami re myself of tbe direction. I brought a tin of biscuit from tbe bow locker, more aa an excuse for opening conversation tlinn from any feeling of hunger. “U must be pretty close to tnldbight,'* I said finally. "Are you bung x jr The shapeless form In the oilskins straightened «lightly, and 1 knew abe had turned her face toward me. ' "Hungry! Ob, no; 1 bud not thought of that." . ‘‘You have been crylngY*, "Yes: It la so foolish; but l urn so frightened out here lb this little boat Xl,e du'rkiR-** a n d ’tbat'Awful water "What* paper» did you find In the desk?" “ Letter» mostly, establishing tbiv Identity o f the captain.” "Who 1«. he—really?" “Charles Henley — I’hlllp lle n le y '» half brother by a negro mother. Did vou ever heat of him?" . . "No; I was never told there was such a man.” "I doubt If any one -ou tsid e those Immediately Interested ever knew thu ctrcwustnirto*. Of r<inTtfci«rtN!*3Z« kept It a clo»e sihttT:—T b the lim a mm ■■is h .gu m amAltiMdmlgr illnl he determined to represent hliuself^ as Philip and claim the property. "As Philip hnd been absent so long, no one could dispute successfully Ilia claim to be that Individual. »Hi pos­ sessed ample evidence that be w as the son of Judge llen ley .” * "Hut surely ho Would anticipatetha^ my hus—Philip—would hear of Ida fa ­ ther's death?" ' _ " H e "took the clinure of getting (he property Into hi» hands first. As I iliulerxlimit the »miller tie possessed no knowledge that the Judge wiim In rontmimteatltui w ith Philip He IwlleVetl the latter had disappeared ut­ terly ami wtuiiil only learn of tils In­ heritance through accident. To provtmt this he dispatched u . umu north to discover Idm. If |M»*alkte, and keep Idm tinder Hiirvelllnnce. lie thought Tie had every avenue guarded." *'1 tow did you learn all tills'?" "I-'phii Broussard first Ho tulktxl more freely than he luteudeil to do. ami later I Verified all he salt) by the letter» found " * "Then, strange ns It sounds. It Is tru e’?" "Without doubt Moreover" nnd 1 lowered tny volet* In sudden eiuburms» m ent—"within the Inst tw o weeks the captain lintl received new s from Ids agent In the north with h gave him fresh ronfiileitce The man reportwl that to- had found trace of Philip lien ley; lie told of the life the man was leading it ml where lie lived I think nil this mtisl have l«*ei| Immediately n iter your separation ns lie mentioned no w ife However lie dettrrllted som e­ thing even more Important "You must tell me!" sh e bunt! fortli ns I hen! 1«fed. "Don't tie ufruld tv iriiHt me « 11It all you know "t am not afraid." I returned stout Iv enough, "not In I lie sen se you mean at lenst. yet It Is never easy to tie the bearer of evil new s ' “ Is It evil?" "Misfortune, certainly. The mnn re­ ported the death of your husband." "Hla death! Yott are sure? Tell me now what he sold; how It happened.” '‘The report was xpix'lfir and would seem to I»* true lie »ay» thill 1 hllip Henley while Inlm h-alcd was struck nod kfiled liy an automobile. Tbe ditto g iv e n - was after you IcTt him. ID» body was found by the police, hut Ids pockets hnd Ihk-ii rilled, and there were no marks o f Identification on his clothes. He wits burled unknown, but th e Informant claimed to have vlalttsl the morgue, viewed the txaly null stub-» positively the dealt mail » n s Philip ” " A nd-and you think—tell me what 1Satira of At«llr*tl*a fw T*t ly ebanged. byTTliTTtcntb." Soldier of Fortune---- By Randall Parrish Copyright, 1912, by PAGE SETFN w ard yon. __________________________ Barila a » of C h a p te r 48S8, L a w t- o f. .H. a ' ° ! * kc l u u i n r r o | ouch c o r iilir a t o In th o n * m o o( H e n ry A ila m * . U n to *» oa |d f V r l i f l r a t o • h a ll bo ro d o o rn rd a e ro rd lo a to la w . T > * l> ro .l w ill l u t t o th o ro o n tb o 19 th H ay ol You—you resent"— “ Have | ».iiit «0 ?“ "No. imt In word». That was Dot So»to ri her A. I> l»lt. W lt n o u m y » f l l n t l • if n a l u r o I d H te a l U .la , OeccHmir). Imt 1 understand.'' 16 th H ay a t A u ( t l * t A . I». I S I 4 . . "Do you. Indeed?” jKdl _ E. A. Uotiflau. <1rrk Ctrrult Court. Semlnoio Co . El* ( 'A •Htretl towyrd her, puzzled, bewil­ IOI-TVe*.-Str. tty J. c. RoborU. I». C dered. yet conscious (hut the hot blood j wns surging througb-my veins. '.'You • Htu»nt> m ean the other?" I N O T I C E OT E L E C T I O N ... , Whrrra* the fiet.laiure' »I i‘t | i under questioned. "That—th at you love nu tka eonatllutioa »Í lh«J if th. átate of I "And why not? Am I so dlffereflit fiofida, did par* throe Joint retolutiona propo.inf amendment« to th* conatltuUon of from other women?" the r t a t , of Florida, a n d th* ra m * were I held the llllgr »till with one baudbut the other arm was free, nnd I reached out.an#-drew Jier toward me. There was no re» Istance. 110 effort to hrenk nwuy. | t'oultl see her face U|»lifted , the wide t-yeth ■v TO HE CONTINUED ^ egreed t o by a y p t e of three-fifth* ol all th e member* ele cted to each houeei t h a t the vote» on a tl d Joint reeolutlone Were ente red upon th e ir rra p e e tlv a Journel*. with i h a y»*( end a e y e thereon, a n d th e y d id d e te r ­ mine a n d direc t t h a t th# ( a m * Joint reeolutlon« he s u b m i t t e d to t h e elector* of the . . . . . J»* H»e, general election in N o v e m b er, Now. therefore, I, H. C lay C r a w fo rd , ' «Scretary til »tale of t h e • ( ■ ( , of F lorida, do ( hereby give notice t h a t a G e n e r a l Election will be held in each c o u n ty in Ftorld* on T uee d ay n e a t eucceedlng t h e first M o n d a y “» N ove m ber, A. 1». 1914, t h e **id T u e s d a y King th* * * T h ir d lley of N e i e m b e r * for t h e ratification or rejection of t h e «aid r, ^ . NOTICE CIV BALK Joint reeolutlone propoelng a m e n d m e n t« lo -- -N uLka.it kticby given that under and, by girtin' of i Dn»t d r r m f «rf (<?rrdn«urs* r nd th e c o n e t i iu i t o o of t h e a u t a <J F lo rid a, via: a p pointe d t o h o ld the election on' S e p t e m b e r l&ih 1914. , . Sanford Special Taa School Olatrlct No I. A I. Wfill Km a, T. S. I>»vi», O. p. Ixivell, Impertora. H. c:. Maxwell Clark. lH>n*wood Special T a* School D fitric t Ho *- c H a r t l e y . |>. IS H o o k e r .and J N . S « w r . |^» 2j r ? c r v M 1 T- l * , U * K Clerk, Ovtodn BperlfiTli School Olatrlct Ho 3, le T . H u n t , T h e n Aulln a n d N. J. T a n n e r . Impecton, and T. W. Lawton Clerk. u , Chuluota Special Ta* School Dfitrict No 4, Labe Lons, Aroh I’rn ttt, and P. E. Gulley, •"•P*ctor». and W. N. Jacob« Clerk, I- <’i r*T WdJtV w- *1 ^ 1*°^ ri. Í ' n" Cj r i*,kBy orde r of th * Board of I-ubUc I n a tr a e tlon of S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lorida. K. P. F O R S T E It, C H A I R M A N . D. L. T h r » l h c r . Sec. a n d Hupt, ol Publie -In rtru ctlo n . I-4t Tue* " * S e l l e r of A pptlratiea far T a a D e e d U n d e r Section ( 7 8 o f the G e n e r a l H ta ta lea Notice t* h e r e b y given t h a t E d i t h E , Mead, p u r c h a s e r o f ' T a * C e r tif ic a te N o . 2.122, d a te d t h * ( t h d a y of N o v e m b e r , A. 1». 1895, ha* filed »aid e ortlflca te In m y ofltr* a n d ha* m a d , a p p li c a t io n for t a x deed to ieeu* In a cc ordanc e w i t h law. Said certificate e m bra ce * th * following drecr I bed p r o p e r t y »llbated In S e m in o le r o u n ty _ Florida, t*»-wjir U r g - N E cor of N W I 4 o' « K ' t . ?«<■ 10, -Tp * i 8, R I I JE. r a n W I che, S 6 che.. E 4 che. N G-che— 2 If a. T h e ra id U n d b e i n g _____________________ ••I® ni*de an thf_?0th dijr of Junrt A* 11. 1914, by the Honor able J*f?r* W. Perkin*, TTJphvftrrw 4 w»^ SSras5 i i S i ^ ^ f fi iFff» Judg* of the Cirruit Court, Setenlh Judl- pi Article E i g h t <8), of th* rorrettewtirm » f f a t a a l l i- h e - r e d e n m e - t '- acr u r dfn r tw taw . t a x d i l Cirruh,- Semlnofe county, Florida, in the itati of Florida* relating to county of deed will Uauv t h e r r o n on t b « 2 4 t ^ d a y of • S e p tem b e r, A. D . 1914. chancery. In that rertain cau»e therein pend" ncera.* It# It ordafnod by the Lcxiilaturo of th* w itnea a m y ofilcial e lg n a t a r * a n d eea Ing whertin Joe Cemrron and Lovlck (•• tbfi t h e 2 l e t d a y of A u g u r i A. D. 1914. ('ameron ire complalnonte and Jime* ftig. Slat* of Florida: T h a t th* followlnz a m e n d m e n t to Section <(♦*1) E. A. D O U G L A S S . i r*?n .*n^ N. Hall are drfetidama, Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m in o ta Co., Ft*. J ■«•II c»lier for *ale, anti aetl to the higheat bl* ( I ) , a t Artici* Kicht (S), of th * e o n x l t u bidder far n»h, before the *foor of the • a i L S l l M H a t # ot Florida, la b t r e b y agreed , , . ' Dr J-* C. .tiokerle, D. C. * court houie in aald Seminole county, Klov* t o and (hall he t u b m i l t o d to th* electora of Ture t-Ste Idh, In the rify of Sanford, on Monday, the I k , ( t a t « St t h e general election t o be. held 7fh day of September. A. I>. 1911 the on the t i n i T o e e d a y_ In November, A. D. Nollr« of A ppllciiU n tmr T e i H e ed U n d e r ■ame brln* a Irfal aafra day, anil «ithin 19H, for ratlflratlon or rejection: S e c tio n M i o f Ik e ( i r n r r a l N I r I i I m the hour« of *ate# the ’ " i , Iffal - j - ” - -■ — * j — property «if* : S e c tio n 6 . T b e l c g f i l , t u r e ( h a ll p r o v id e Nolle« la h e r e b y r i v e n t h a t II. it. Ilrown. j r r i l t e ' l in the Anal d e c re e * • fo llo w ,, a ilu a tc d 1 ‘ o r th e e le c tio n h y th e q u a lifie d e le c to r* in purche*ef of T a i C ertIBcete No*. 45«, | 7 6 , In th e ro tin ty o f S e m in a le a n il th e » ta le o f te c h c o u r tly o f th e fo llo w in g c o u n ty o filc e r*: 179, 4*2, d r i e d th e 3rd d i y of J u n e ‘A* D. F io r it i« , t» .« it : _ | A r lc r k o f th e c ir c u it c o u r t, a rh e rifT , c o n IL.o t - TI h irt I Inre e ' T.T). T h lr ly - fo U r i T 4 >. j »table«, a c o u n ty i w u o r o f la te » , a l a i 1907, he* filed Mid certificate* In m y office o t» ir t y . th • nd h»« m a d e «ppllcetlorr for t s x deed t o T b lr ly flu iS«, T K l r l » - » i i t 3 0 ), T h i r t y - c o lle c to r, a e u p e rln te n d e n t o f - p u b lic I n r t r u c - Imup In e c c u r d a n c e with Ikw. Sold ceracVcri 1 T H r t y - e i g h t i.THI, T h i r t y - n i n e -lu n un enn d ■ e c o u n ttyy « »firveyor. Th* term n a A rv e y o r. ' T h * te r m of o f nfiv-Mte» e m b r a c e th e following deterlberl ffi-.lt, I o , lo». F i f t y . e t c * 57». F i f t y . ““ rc o f > il r o u n i > o ffice r« m e n tio n e d in th l» iR t i ri fpcrt y » I t u a t e d In B e m l n o l e county, I ill > fi t II I S!i t> i hr -c c tlo n - h « ll 1'e fo r fo u r y r« r« , e ic c p t th a t Merida, l o - « i l I#oti 50, 52, 54, 111 lo ^ 1 *« J ! : H U tk lo u r * i| t ml Ih r r o u n i ) i M r w o r o f f a i r « an d c o u n ty t n « l t i î » 135, 1 13, 111. Ulock D. M It c belli ^r * 41Í Ï «»* iity ififh. n n d laOtfi I.ot s r ioJi h n l l l»c i“if*rtc»«l forr tw t wo “ T u r ccfnr io r , w h ri o t«nan he rin rtc M f lo o y r n m ! ;u r vPV C r.m T b t r t - ' » V * n .l T e n A : * • per i-l» r n f ** n i il i t thv- ce n e rà i e te ri In n to be h r lt l i n T h / »ahi U n t i l . « n r ««»«•«ed a t thè d a t a l '* “ • riJ^ r d m t tri i h r n u b ile r v e o r t i - M h * y e a r A . I» w h e n * n d ml te r w h ic h uf t h r | M U i n c . of tu ■uch c ertific ate In t h e o f <>r»r»ie ro u n T y , o f w h lr h th® c o u n ty o f . th e y ahaU be e le c tr t! fo r s t i r m o f fo u r y c e r * . h«m *. o f I f n k n h w n I Unless said certificato S e m i t ic w>« f o r m e r ly » p e rl* • T h e ir p b w r r i, d u tl« * e n d r o m p e n .e tiu n » h e ll t h \ | l be meccording t o law» ta g .G K O R C fE N. R IG B Y . be p re .c rU rc d b y l i t . T h r i g b U t u r e m L u ddeed ^d wMl Ü 7 p t h c r / will laaue thereon on t h e 2 4 t h d a y I provide _____ S p e rili Vf a lt e r . ijpoviiic by by Jew law fo r th e ___ eure____und* ru » - 0r m lu n t u » A 1» 1 ofl f lS.September A»t U. A uu ec II |1911 ; IInd) nd V o d co t v fu n a i, m k . t l ï previdi» .- w lL o n p iu m b c r A H .. 1914«. . A 9 | | .. off iaU c ouurtn ty fund» a ndd .»hall "A rt you afraid to speak to m ar* she asked, pleadingly* on tho Ullt-r. Sutltlonly, w ltli s swift thrill which sont my liluoel trailing. I foil tin* soft touch of her fingers, "Are you nfrnlit lo sj-eak to me?" sh e ns kill plcndlugly. "Surely I have safil nothing to anger you." “ No, it 1» not Hint." I returned In eiutftisintt. not knowing how to «tznreit» the cause of my hcxllancy. •‘I nm xorry-ye»." very slo w ly , "hut tterhat'» n*'t 14s you »upi-o*«* It 1» harfi to think of him a« ilenil—k llleil »<» «ml deiily. without o|»|H>rtu n ity to ttilnk or fnnke any |itvi-riniilim II** he woh my liu»t>ntill tiinler the law . Thai was all He was no more. I d o not Believe I ever loved him My m arriage was hut the adventure o f s R om antic girl, tint If I once did Ills Mihseqtient nlirtse of ini*, hi» lift' of dlssl|»ntlon. ol.ltt «•rated long »line every recollection of ■Ahiit love He ts to m e w m rcely more than a mime, nil unhai-t-y memory. I told you that frankly w hen I believed hill» »till »five. We were friends then. you nml I, and I cannot co n ceiv e why lit» death should sever our frlem l*hl|i" "Don't." I burst forth (inpetuutisljr. "Yon toll; of friendship w h en all my hope i enters about an oth er term. Surely yoii understnnd. I ant a muu - r e l y re.»pt.Hl and dare not yield to lem ptntlou" She drew her hand a w a y from my elUs|>, y et the very m ovem ent seemed lo t*x pr**Kw iVifri't “ A m i \%t? nr«» !♦» Ik* f r lo m U m i l«»nir«*r? 1CHL1 uc* Ltc N O T i r r n r S il.F lief DV t t y arri t h a t u f>11r r «fili Itv r f »1 tf *■a f «r#> yl f r.,1 1 Otifr n u l "ti t b r 2* »• h tl«V of J un». 1i* i i nf i Mr J « W IV rk In*. Jurljf* U*! ( |. . p t H*1"VI" Dlit J »Ilrii ri si < tr K«t . viri li* -■îf* II b y th e o f th * f u i t *»• ■1 * *! at #• i f 1■ »f t «4a iti r ii« n fu ry • »1 11n f , ta f i - r * i. i i- ,UHM - t hi frin j *-r tlf» r « h rn V. j ■ n ..ir ‘,[’* Il ir riiriif-laifii « n i. • mi Ja \ f .r» T.-lti 1« itr irm i »n i f 1 ■li «11 n îîr v G"í ■«Ir «tifi » rii 1n f k r higihrwf l"i tltlrf it*r t a - i l*»f* fr 1 1 tu »1 . 1 ISf l*f *hr m u r i h MU'r »*' S* m in tile »unt y. Fin rida o n :»h d * > f S e p ta fT ilirr. t ‘M I - b rin g • Ir g e «ni* * di»)', no ti d u r leg i»l h our- tif pale* the p r o p e r ty It I nr • 1 and 1 •? t ' ol i » r in t he f i n a l d e c r e e *• f ol l ows ^ to* ♦ ' i > f■■*j *»%r»» l - *» .1 »• n t ) n%e 2 *. . i f t hr H u n d a L a n d a ,*m eltum i* 1 1 i»cr t*l * i IC f a*. * "-1- mi ( un | i t t i ) < I 'r lf f j Seminol«' c .u n t), hereof d u ly uf Ur a n g e c o u n t ) i»1 Ñ w m lnnle P la n ta tio n , Flundf, r i co rded In th e «mi m y , ma« of wh i c h fu r m e fly aa pub* t he a p a rt, lì F n l l C i I* N It Mi HY. S-peréal Ma*ter - A hf I '•I I I IM' I • Sir > • r" * b) SOI It K o r H%t,H* * rtrftrc 1F»* * rtrf«1 ^cfcc-fvr rrf furrrliiaijrr • rid m l * rr,ada o n f h r SOth da y of J u n e , A l> 191 ! hy t h r l l o n n r * M r J a m r t \V I'e-rkln*. Judg«- ?>f rh«« i Sr c u l t C n u r t , Hdv - r n th JudM al <.’ l r r u i i . F c tn in o lc * u u n I >*^ Florida, in r h a n c e r j r , i n f h*t r e m a i n c a u s e p p n d i n r w h e r e i n , W J 1(111, t r uni c « W. r If *11 i* c o m p l a i n a n t , a m i Jt i hn T i p t o n , h u a h a n d of A m a n d a I*, T l p l c m , ; I herein hi f VV ' • nd ' a ll unknow n h e ir * . d e *l*cc« , legatee» o T tiT o i .d.fi I h** m e th o d of reporting anti paying o u t all all «uch funda. 'rovldril, count) tre a s u re r» cla c te d In P H I sha ll «ftb id r s A J ol n l lie-arduIlon l ’r o n o - l n f «fi a m e n d m ^ n t l o fl cct l on 1« of Art i rle 1A , «f t h è con «t il n II tiri uf t h è « t a t a knf F i n n da, r e i a t i n g t u t b e appo! u t m e n i nf r . i mm i i s t f i n n l n t h r r r * «f t h è «t a l e mi l i t i a Ile II fratti* ed by t h è legt«U(ure t»f ( h t «»f F l o r i d a T b a t t h è h»lhi w in* i m r n J m r n l t n S e r i lori Ih nf Ar i t el e ( V ni th è c o n f l i t t i l l on nf thè • t at e nf F l o r i d a la h e r e b y « g r e e d l o a n d «hall t-a- « u h m l t l e d t u ( he ei eef ur * q4» t h è s t a l e fur « d o p H n n tir r t j e c t i r m m t h è n e z t g e n e r a i (»eall Tu« . . E . A. T ï O U O L A S S , ('lark, r i r c u l t Court S e m in o le Co.. Fla. |.5 tc lly J. C. Ilo b erta. II. C. . Appli r at i on for T aa Head Ifader Sc filun 575 of the («entrai Mia tute» Notice tt h c r e b y t^iveik *hai II. IT Drown p u r r h a i r r of T » i t ‘c r t i i i c a i « No». | 0 | f i 0 |7 1052, d a te d the Jlrd day of J un» . I). 1912 a n d Certificate No. 467. date»! tha 3rd d a y *of July, A. I). ld05, has filed •aid certificati»« In my office a n d haa m a d e application for t a t deed to iatue In accord* ■nee with law Said certificate« N m . 10 46. 1047, l*J52 r m b ra re the fo llo w in g deacrlWtl election h e r c a f u r ; t h a t (• lo «ay, t h a t Sec* pro p e rty situated In S e m in ó la c o u h ty . l i na | fi nf Ar t i c i » I V «hal l b» a i B e n d i d *cs r l n r ld a , to -vrlt: I*ota t.1, 14, 19, 20, blo ck i« tf» reati m followa. r . tirita 27. 2H and 29 Dloek 1>, M it­ Nect l un i h T h e ( » o v e r n o r »hall a p n u i n t chell« l^»vy t i r a n t, Certificate No. 467 cm* «Il coro m l asjonrfl officrf » o f t h . « t a t e mi l i t i a , brace« t h e (ullowing de*crlhed p r o p a r t y i n c l u d i n e «n a d l u t a n t g e n e r a i fo/ t h n . a t a t e , situ ate d in Sem in ole c o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w l t; wt t h r a n k *Tf h r i r a d i r r g e n e r a i , v h o anal i b i *Hi) of N K »a of Section 12. T p 21 S. It. 32 cblef of «taff. T h e du t i e e a n d r o m p e n t i a t l o n K, »0 acre«. T h e said la n d a rove re d b y «f all officer* au a p p o ì n t e d t h a l l he aa f l i r d certIfirate« No«. 1046* 1047 a n d 1062 being ai> hy l i w. T h e t e r m i of office of all rot ti mi *« ■ nurd a t t h e d a te uf t h e Ih u b q c « of su c h l i o n e d offìcer* ot t he r i r ga ni s c d mi l i t i « «hall certificate in t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n . L a n d s he cfi nMnunu« d u i i n g t h è pl e a a u r e of t h a covered by certificate No. 4 AT bein g •*a««a»«d f a o v e r n o r . a u b j e c t l o *uch l a v a • • m i y ha at th e d a l e of ita u a n re of «uch r e ttif ic a te ertaci e «1 hy t h » l e g u l a t u r e p r ò vi din g f o r t h e i r In (he n a m g of l s H. A b b o t t . ret ire meri t fo? a f e or t Hher caut e« Unica« aircb certificale« «haU bo redeem* % J t l n i Meatifuiion rd a ccordlpg to law, l a s d e ed will laaue Tr ot i oat ng an a mc n d t z ì a n t to S eniori 1 of th ereon on t h e 2 l ( h d a y of S e p t e m b e r ♦ n r f f r f r - V ot tht-T*nwrfrrrti<m:‘ r et a itwg A. I>. 1914. Judiciary; W11n r « m y official s i g n a tu r e a n d «cal He tt r e e i d v e d hy t f i r Jwf iti a ttir a et t h a this the 2 4 t h d a y of August, A. O. 1914. f—al > E .- Ae- 4H H f O L A BS. ■t a l e «f F l o r i d a C'lrrk t'lr c u l t Court, Seminole Co., Fla. T h a t thè fatlowing a m e n d m e n t to Secllon 1 of Arflvle V of thè contUlutioM 1« hcreby Tuce I &U?________ fly J. C. Hobart», 1). C \ f agreed lo a n d «hall b* propoaed a n d aub* rnitted l o t h e elector» of chit a ta t^ for ap* pr ova i or r e j e c f l c n at t h e n e i t g e n e r a i eleetlon h e rea fte r, t h a t ia to »ay» »aid aection 1 of maid a rticle »hall ba a m e n d e d ao aa t o read i i follow«: Section 1. T h e ju d ic ial power^of t h e »fate One Inch Cards Will He Published Un­ ■hall be v e tt e d In a e u p rem e c ourt, circuit court«, c o u /t of record* of F e c am b la c o u n ty , der Thin Heading At The listo Of »7.20 criminal cufirU, c o u n t y court», co u n ty . * j udge* a n d juatlcea of tin* peace a n d t u r n Per Y ear.. o t h e r ciiiirt • or c n m m l i i l n n « a« th e legialai u fe ma y fft>rn l i me in tim e o rd a in a n d c* Not i ce n f \ Business Cards a n d »eil tn th» highe«! h»t!«lrr for ca*h. b> l * * i t he door 4»f t h e c o u rl houf#. In .Vafn f*»rd, Semtnele r o u n f y, Florida, «n k t ö n d a y , f he l | h da> uf H* pta- f i i t e f , 1911. t h u «aftie •■» ing r Irg«! «ale» »i*v e n d wohin th» legal hi-ljfq of «all t f.• pfrepertv ili'vrnW4 ID tr»e t*ai ilerf »e i * t».l 1•■» «ii u«if>l Mi tbe nitiri t a hl l s h T h e h g t « i a l u r e m a y prewcrl be t he ‘ uf Se nun Die an*1* t h e »late »*l F l u / t d a . com pen» a t l o n of t he j uat l cea a n d itailge* of ♦ 1 Wil i he aeveral cour t *, b u t no court heretofore l h e i n t ntu h a l f *if ■ t en »r f » t r a c t ' 1 t a n d , tfewrrlbri| • « fidlti»*, h e g i n n t n g at r * t a hl i *hed u n d e r t h e c onatifution a n d law« of Florida ahaj l he hereby abfdiahed, h s t a k » • t a n d i n g u n ( h e n o r t h »iifa of Fi r s t T he vote* caat in com pliance with said wt f e e t roadf aai d e t a k e b r i n g l o c a t r d 71 propoaed a m e n d m e n u , a n d t h e r i n v u i , e h a in a and 9t l i nk« w r a t of tha caat (Ina of declaratio n« a n d re tu r n « thereof, »hall be Interaactlon of t l n l l y a v tn u a a n d Pirat M r e e t of t he l owf i o f F a n f o r d , and t h l f i y aubject to t h e aame r e g u la tio n s a n d realHctlopa l a are provided b y la w * f d r general feet pi i r t h uf c e n t r a l l i n c of «ald Pi r a t a t f r e t , election» In t h e sta te of Florida. a n d r u n n i n g t h e n c e * r * l al ong I h a n o rth In t e s ti m o n y whereof. I h a v e h e r e u n t o set • I d» of Flr*l ■ I r r e t , r u n ten rha lna fo a We, t h r n c e n o r t h I« D c h a i n i fo a «ta ke, my h a n d a n d affiled t h e g reat anal of t h e «late of Florida, at T a ’Uha»«*«. th e capital, t t e r i c e ea*t t»ri c h a l r a I » • *t ake, t h e n c e thla the tw e nty-fifth day of Ju ly , A. I>, l!H4. “ i t h ten r h a l n a t o b tlin^ hegi oni ng, i Heal | II. T t a A V T R A W P O I I D . 9 r o n t a i n i n g flv# acr e» of U n d Sec retary of S ta te . ( i K O l U i F N Hl Cell Y 100-Tuew*I3tc Special M u t e r . I*« flint yoilr iiMuinliiKT1* * *Vou i i i u n I iiimwer th at 1 n plIim I Tel) “for It la lieyutid tujr power to decidi1.’9 Her heml was n^nlu u p lifted , and 1 knew «tie was enflcnvorhitf to aco my fiico the Ktoom. “ I n in n wAiimOa*! th e an Id. *‘aod we Ilk«* to pretend to mtnuiidenttAnd, but I tun not ffi’tnK to yield to that Iticlltia lion I do umlrrMtand nnd w ill answer fm nkiy We ran uever l>e friends tin * A u g u st 4. IV l i iv«* were b«*fore.M • you believe. (Jordon Craig" l CKbTue« Ai r My beitrt sunk, nnd 1 felt « choke "There Is but one conclusion to my N O T IC E O F H I I E R I F F 'H H A L E tulnd. I have no doubt ns to the en in my volee difficult to overcom e. U nde r and hy v i r t u e of an eaeeution l»“ I wiia afraid It would be ao.*' tire truth of the story. The silence • u e d out of th** C i r c u i t Court for t h e S e v ­ “ Yea,“ nnd both her handa were upon e n t h Judicial C i r c u it mid dlsnpiK-nrnnce of your liusbuml !* of Florida. Florida, In in and for i t uf "»*»1» « “.»»» 'al "hlck Hetalnole eautity evidence that ho Is elthur deoil or In Inlne. "lu our imaltlou w o c a n uV*o t..nfford *«' formuly e pert), in n rtu«e (herein to ploy at cro»» i»iri»o»es. You hnvo p e n d in g , «herein A r m o u r Fe rtili* « Work*, som e other w ay helpless." « eórporallo n 1« p l a i n t if f , end W. A," Eilt«, la‘en loyal to n»e even w h en every In•*1*-!—really I have thought this all J r , le defendant, I h a v e levied upon a n d dueouieut wag offered elsew here. I » t il etll t t public t u t r r y at th* front d o o r the time. Hut iilaint those others'?" t h e court h e u te In F enford, Florid», pn “Vail nnd Neale, you mean? It jHWMilttiil m yself to com e south with o( t h e flrrt Monr*(y In S e p l e m h r r , A, l>. 1914, seeing U> m e they fit In exactly .with you. knowing your purpose to ho an lt bajng ih» Tih day »! -aid month, during m y self In O iho .ir e i heut, rf iv i., lo the highe'. ,nd 1 th e story. Everything bad been re Illegal out». } ^*2? i b e e t bidder (or r a n h , ell tbe right, t itle a n d fnlae position. I I I d o i n g tili« 1 W flfi i n i r ______ r a s l of ih » l U h n d R n t , W . A . F ill» , J r . . moved from Philip’s pockets and all ordinary m enus of filentlfleatltm de­ a c tu a te d liy tw o purpose». O no watt to jn •»■ *° Ih»‘ „vorialn tract or parcel of stroyed. There must have been a pur­ s a v e ( h l a p r o p e r t y W lllct) l i n t l beet» w ill- J r o u n t y , Florid», a n d mora pa rticu la rly , , ( o iio w * , t o - o i t : Iie g in n ln g , t pose 111 this, and It must have been e d t o t n y h u s b a n d b y b i s f a t h e r . D o dt h. e«cribed bridge over t h e d i tc h where th* n o r t h tin * i n d Union a v e n u e Interteete with th e done by n second party, as there la no you guess tbe other?” "No." I said. Impressed by the enr- w o e tern bounda ry of MellenvIH, _ T r a c t suggestion o f Btdcltle. My theory' Is of I .a n d tt. S H a r v e y end running weet tills—the body w as either found by ■ipstnes* with which sh e w ns speaking. a l o n g the north l in e of Union avenue 2&0 f e e t , thence n o r th a t a right i n g le w ith other» before tho police nrrived or else "You will tell m « r • a i d avenue 60a ( r e t m ore or lr>( Into L a k e "I mean to; the tim e hits com e when M o n r o e , thence ea»l along Lake- Mohro* t i o nutomobllo party which killed him «00 feet lo the line o t t h e Mcllonvllle T r a c t , I ahiiuId. It was that 1 m ight save paused long enough t o asccrtalh the t h e n c e lo u th w a r d l y w ith »»Id line 71» you from a crime. You bad been kind f e e t to the point o f beginning, c o n ta in in g extent of Ids Injuries. In cither case r a cct i o n . Reid p r o p e r t y lo tile, sym pathetic. 1— I liked you * U *rrr» end a t hla pocket» w ere searched and nil con­ avenue a n d I-ake tents removed. Do you comprehend very much, and I know you did not M ^ o ^ n T .n f J d ^ s " mlnole c ounty, F lo r ­ i d a , a n d levied u p o n ee th* p r o p e rt y ot understand: that you were being mis­ what that would m ean7" W . A. ritl* , J r . . (W flllem A. Fltte, J r . ,) led. I could not determine then where a n d to e a t l d y e a id execution a n d .«oat*. "I—I tldnk so. hut tell me yourself." "He certainly had paper« with him the fraud was, but 1 knew there wns I‘u r th a * c r to p a y t o r title.c : m . h a n d . Sheriff of Bwmlnolo Countyi Florid*. dnatlng w ith hla Inheritance. To a fraud nnd that you would eventually lOO-tic shrewd, erlmlnnl mind they would be become Its victim." "You cared that much for m o f I n l h a ('irtult C o u r t » H e i r n l h Judicial Cic­ suggestive. He also undoubtedly hnd c a l i , He minale C o u n t y , Florida. In C h a n "Yes." she confess«! frankly, "I did. key» to Ids apartments. Then there eery S iili.g ‘ I would nerer have told you so under M a r t h a Cu«t H a r p e r , C o m p le m e n t would Ik» nothing more needed except re. C itation a man capable o f passing him self off ordinary conditions. Hut I can now. J . W . Harper. D e f e n d a n t \Vitn«M m y officfbl a ig n a t u r e a n d arai ihia th e 2 4 t h d a y of Auguat A. I). 1914. In Court o t t h e Count» J u d g e , Co u n ty . H tete of Flbrld e In re E* ta te ol f !»*ttd ** J u l y l i f t ) , A. D. 1914. * R U T H E. M O O R E . A dm fnU tratrlx. Garner & Woodruff Building Term» M oderale— Strictly C»*h P h o n o 319 GEO. A. DeCOTTES ATTORNEY Coart of th e C ounty J u d g e . County. Htuie ef F la r td a ahi» COUNSELLOR at LAW Practico in Slnto nml Federal Courts linrner-Wootlmil Bklit DR. In Householder & D entists .S em inole j , S. Moor* To *11 C reditor», Legatee», Dietribute*» end nil Fereon* bakin g Claim * or Dem and» «geinat ( a id E etnte; You, a n d e a c h ot y o u a r e he reb y notified ■nd rei|u ir»d t o preeent •• ny r ltim * a n d de­ m a n d , » h l r h you, t it e it h e r of you, may have e g s l n r t tb* e - t r t o of J . P. Moore, dor e e i e d , late of SentlnoD C o u n t y , n -trld e , lo (be underelgtied e d nilnl*tr»tri* o f ’ M id * ebtnto. . . . « I t h l n t « o y e a r , from i h n dato 9B-Tue*-9tc Drs. Mason V "Sanfüril Fla, C. G. B U T T Hemluole * D EN TIST In re Eelate of W. If. Underwood * Onice: Yowell Building To *11 C reditor», la-gateee, Dletrlbuleeu and all Faraona having Claim » or Dam and* a g aln at aaid E etate: - SANFORD, FLORIDA You, a n d «arh o( y ou, are hc reb y notified a n d ra q u lre d t o py^ggnt a n y riaim « a n d d e ­ m an d * w h l r h you or e it h e r of you m ay h a r e a g a ln a t In* e e l a t e o t W. II. U n d e r ­ T HOMAM E M M E T W I LS O N wood a*e*a*ed, l a t e of Seminal« C o u n ty , E. FEHGt'HON IIOUailOLDEB Florida, t o t h e u n d e r d g n e d a d m ln ia tr a tr lx ef »aid »»tate , w ithin t w o year* from th* d a t e hereof. D a t e d J u l y 24th. A.-I». 1*14. M r a .- EMILY J. UNDERWOOD, • fi-Tuee-9te A d m lnia tratrlx. Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS ¿ _• •; Natica of AopllcaUen far T a * D e a d Had«* S ertlen I ef Chapter tIM. U * i of Fla Nnttro i* hereby given that Henry Gleen, purrh«»er of Tax Certificate No. !049'd*ted the lad day of June A. D. 1901, ho* filed ■aid Cert Mirale In ray offlre, and haa made application for Tax l)*ed to f**u* In accord­ ance with law. Said Certificate anbrare* the following de«cribad properly, aituated In Reminole Coun­ ty, Florida. lo-»ii: flag e,»G ch» W of tii Cat of NW If of SK l ( V l 0 , Tp SI, II SI run 8 1.90 rb*. W l.t4 «b». S 6.fifi cha, K 3.1t chi, N *.46 th*. (lea. bag196 yd* W of NK r t r . I N W W . l 8 K M. run W 117ft. S STIft, E 1171t. N iTSft.) here, where we ure—alono together-In To J , W. Harper, ,c»rw It. J . Beely, Oeerego, aa Philip llenley." N e w York: * this boat" She paused, ns though en­ “ And Vail w a s not a lawyor.’* aho I t a n p e a r ls f f r o m ‘ t h e affidavit of Mr*. deavoring to choose tbe proper words. M a r t h a Cu»t H a r p e r , herela d uly Med In naked breathlessly, “nor NcAlo one of "We both realise the changed relations t h e ahoe* ciuee t h a t It le the belief ot a f ­ the executors?" f i a n t , th a t the d e f e n d a n t , 1. W. H e r p e r i* a non-raeldeet of t h , ( t a t * a l Florida, a n d "In my Judgment the fellow s merely between us." la Row a rreJdent o f t h # ( t a t e of Naw Y ork, I drew a quick, ntnrtled breath. h* «aid land, being a e e n a e d a t t h e d a t e took those nam es to Impose upon me. rooldlng at Ocwego. N . Y .; t h a t tha «aid de­ of T th» laauance ot e u c h certificat* In tha^nem * " T h a t-th a t l love you!" tho eiclsf e n d a n t la over t w e a t y - o n # yeera of aga: to help bolster up their story nnd rank» a n d thr.l there la n o peraon In th e »tata of of A rth u r . Meo.rr, h,Ira, Unie.» aald Certifia It appear probable. They w ere »Imply mutlou left my lips before I wns aware. F lo r id * , th* l e r v l e e of a lu h p o en * u p o n r a ta «hall be r e d ee m e d a c c o r d in g t o - law . T a x Deed will « a u * tharetfn o n t h e 19th d a y ol "Yes." she said calmly. “ I could not tw o crooks, w illing to take a chnnce w h o m would bind t h e defendant; Keplember A. D.-IfId. ■ Tkorafor*. you. J . W . ~ n * t p * r i r e h * r e b y help t h a t At first I never deemed for n pot of money. 1 happened to - witnea* my oiBcial aignature and teal Jhle o r d e r e d to a ppea r t o ( h e o u f .o f r o m p la l n t. day of AugUft A- I». 1914. be the one’ »elected to pull tbelr chest­ such a result of our friendship pos­ l a thl« n u f * on M o n d a y , lh« t l h d a y of ljth (wall E. A* Douala«*. S o p t o m b c r , A1>< 1914, th* »ame b plnc a nuts out o f th e fire,“ sible. - 1 wns I’hlllp Ufcnley’a wife, and R u l # d a y In t h U ' C o u r t . Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co. Fla. By J. C. Robarte. D C. I saw her heed sink (nto tbe support 1 gave this possible danger scarcely* s I t I* lurther o rd e re d th a t thl* s a tiro he 10(-Tuea fitr. In tha S an fo rd Herald, a newe' ri. of her hands and ksetv sh e was »eb­ thought, Indeed, It did not seem « ppubltehed a p v r publlihed In Semlaol# rounty. Flor N O T IC E OF ELECTION bing silently. / danger. Whllb It I* true he was hus­ Id a, one* a week fo r Bvo coneeeutlve week* N otice D hereby liv e n th a t th e hl-oan!*l E. A, D ottilo**, clerk or th* (aid "You. think my conclusions ipust be band Iii'Ulitnv only, yet 1 was wife C oWitneae, u rt, aad tb* re a l thereof thl* l i f t d a y of election, aa provided by la w , la hereby called correct V I could not'refrain from forever. That Is iuy religion. Now July, A. D. 1914. for th* purpoee of electing true tee* for th* _ . E. A- DOUGLASSr n e tt in cceealn g tw o year*, and aleo for th* asking. the condtlons ore all cbuDged. Imtant- Clevk Circuit C o u rt, Re>irlaoU f o ., F lo rid a. purpae* o t determ ining th * num bor ot.m llU of d la trirt aehool tog to bo levied for each “Yea, even without seeing the letter; lOU-Tltaa-Stc Sanford. - r ■«.«-. ¿fu-... : . * Florida D R . C. W . F A I N D E N T IS T PEOPLES BANK BUILDING ROOM 9 Black and Whit« Not Colors. Strictly speaking neither bltck d o t white ls a color, white being a com­ bination of ell the seven primer? col­ ors, end black being an absorption of alL Bodice that reflect all tlje rare ot tbo *un ere called white; those that reflect some rny* and absorb other* are called red. blue, green, etc.; those that nbiorb atl the rays and reflect none are called »" �Plant City Saturday. try,” engaged In preserving a his­ tory .without a parallel among na­ Miss Slantcr of Orlando earn» tions. over for Margaret Zachary’s party It is one of tl\e largest organisa­ last Friday. Miss Slantcr nurttj tions of women in the United States Margaret in th é Orlando hospital. BEING A RESUME O F SA N FO R D H APPENING S and is still'growing. BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU§T BETWEEN The objects of the United Daugh­ ■ ■ ---------- 7 — U P -T O - D A T E — Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hyde.»t),j F ' YOU AND ME.’* I ters of the Confederacy, us stated children over from Apopk* : in. the ponstitution of the society, Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society, Editor", or Saturday motored night to * Spend Surwiiy are “social, literary, historical and Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Terheun, Phone 203 with their cousin, Mrs. W. J benevolent in every degree, without têrs. i _ ■1 any political signification whatever." vjsit before entering Meredith Col­ Kngogtmenl Announced The duties are manifold and in the A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. lege a t Raleigh, N. C. The following appearing in the Mr. Clarence Mahoney ha* phraseology of the constituion, are “ HE’LL PRENT ’EM SO SAYS SAUNTERER. Frank Woodruff, Jr,, left last week copied a position with the Crown to fulfill the duties of Christian Atlanta Journul will be of interest to Join his father and mother in Columbia Paper Company, a s '»tencharity to survivors of tno war be­ to the people of Sanford; North Carolina for a short visit, be­ ographer. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Morgan tween the states and thoye depend­ 1 There is one matter- th a t I Ihc carnage is over und the sorrow­ ent upon them; to collect and pre­ Howard of Bàrncsville, announce fore gqing on to Due West, jj- C-\ would like to call to the attention ing millions bend their aching backs serve the material for a truthful his­ the engagement of ‘their daughter, where ‘he will a tte n d school this Mr. D. S. BnhJjilt, J l popular At­ o f th e city council and that i» tfie to p a y - t h e enormous debt which tory of the war; to protect historic Viola Grace, to Mr. Leslie Tolar winter. . » tache of the postonico ia spending bulkhead. Before the entire lake w ill'have accrued they may be in Ralph Stevens lef^ on Sunday for his vacation a t Coronado Beach. uafUJbs-Jl^altihaM VK4tiJ«wd _fir^an of Sanford, Ha., the w«dof mind to -consider- riror r l Vl»W 1 front is bulkheaded there should bo a state jUrtciwill .DalobacAii; J • »* .» , _ , , . the p a rt -taken t by the »outEarìt?--^— --------take .place some provision m ade for the hnrboT seriously the b e n c f i c a u l ^ a i u e , ^ ^ 'V ^ ri^ 'w É T rn r ü f i t f ^ p r f f ö r W *h*daiifcB*ptlat church,”. route to Jefferson* UottegRPPhila­ ;Mr*t Alice Ilobhins H arvey wftr of m otor boats. Wo have long ta l k ­ uw vernal. peace movement.»' Mr. Bryan is the *on of Mr. and delphia, where he will be joind by bo tho gueat of her mother, Mn. after the war as in patient endur­ In discussing the question “ What ed a bout.itho n h e lte r.th a t we would Mrs. L. Y. Bryan of this city a n d Nollie Tolar, T) il*su .young jmen aru Robbins for two weeks, while Mr. doe» tKe Ij^ropcan war mean to the ance of hardships .and patriotic de­ holds n responsible position with the ta k in g ' m ake for the protection of boat» in ‘TflP’hV. :Ja ckao n villc.,. votion during the struggle; to honor Sanford and how Hire It would be peace movement?” it is asserted the memory of those who served Peoples Bank. year."*’ to protect the boats a nt, only, flf >ha ♦hut . “ it pii.iin« ihat democracy a n d those who fell in the service ot Randall Chase will leave Sunday Sanfqjd people-but. thosf that como should, as a result, be expected to Ilote Mr fling next for New York an d the east, thq Confederate States and to cher­ . t o our docks in the winter and s u m - . increase In Kurope, ns democracy The meeting of the rase commit* companied by Mr, and Mrs ish the ties of friendship nrhong rry>-— 1 . n 1« . m u i i t u-^trane blow j always, ha* increased when bureautec and nil members of the Wom­ Chase. Later in tip* month he will members of the society.. n t r - have cratic government has overplayed an's Club- will be held at the San­ enter Phillip» College a t Exeter, The .organisation has now 1.380 77 txr-bpnr-ft- f V t h c rivpt to protect its hand; th a t 'government policies chapters in the United States, north ford House tomorrow afternoon New Hampshire. th eir boats and we have never had of friction should consequently give' and south, and one chapter in th* ^Wednesday) at'3:30. Mrs. Holden Miss Lillian Herring will leavo a n adequate harbor here ip r. boats way to other policies of'eoncHiation, City of Mexico, The organization will be hostess fo r this meeting, September 16th for Hollins College, of a n y ' kind. I t Is only * question honesty and fair dealing among na­ has 80,000 members. • * which promises to be most interest­ Roanoake, Va, of time after Sanford gets a rea tions. ing, as in addition to making of The W oman's' C o it^ B ^ rw liftr- — The present officers are: Mrs. " It means that thero will a t the hotel th a t, many b o a t s 'will be an­ roses, plans for the new club quar­ hasse« has enrolled the largest per­ T Daisy McLauron, president; Bran­ chored here all winter, for this city end he called a European confer­ don,.. Miss.; Mrs. B. B. Boss, first ters will be submitted. All m em ­ centage of the Sanford college set of All Local Advertisements Under offers mqre to tho man with the ence—a new conference of Vienna vice president, Auburn, Ala.; M^s. bers of the c lub'pre requested to be girls. Miss Margaret W ight returns — or » new peace of .Westphalia-?This (leading THREE CENTS » pleasure boat th n n -a n y other section • • *• to Tallahassee Tor her third season.. W. T. Colbertson, second vict* pres- present. of th e state und" when the hotel ia from which we ' may hope that a Mrs.'s Minnie Jones was hostess Miss Verna Monfot; is also returning Line For Each Insertion. Minimum built there should be some provision new Kurope will emerge, a Kurope irfent> Kiowa, Okla.; Mrs. 1. W. last Wednesday afternoon an d a to this college, while Misses C|niro Charge 25 Cents. nutde far the boats to tie up here. as different Trom the old as the I"u,BOn* third • vice, president, Char- very »acini time iqndc nimble fingers Walker and Ethel M ought on will jjf lotto, N. G.; Mrs. P.- M. Williams, > And the council should J o this be­ Europe remade after Waterloo FOR SALE enter this season. It is understood recording secretary, Newton, N.C.; fashion roses with celerity. fore any more hulk heading is done, feted from the Eurojn* of the days that Miss Knte Underwood will nisnj Mrs. Edward C, Schnabel, corresFor nice fresh guavas fur table ino French r ronen revolution. revolution, But n u t ....... ............. ■ because they may decide to take the befores the liirthdag Parlirn N»w Orleans,-La.; return to college hut has not yet | and „ „ „ j , , , , Clifford L. WaU.tr. iow Europe is not likely to Iso' l,0,ubng secretary, the now end Of Park avenue o r some other decided upon the Woman's College. | j.j,onc *q0 l(; treasurer, Pulaski, Albert , J \ • Connelly, Jr., -was the I ;ed so much in its geography ^ r8‘ ' ■ *nto* T'-’tp stre e t for the bnsin or harhor a n d change The Misses Annie Ix-e and Lottie Va.; Mrs. Orlando Huliburton, reg- happy little ho»t to twenty-five of a fte r the jralkhcading is done there as in its Ideas of government. Even istrar, Little Rock, Ark.; Miss Mil­ his young friedds but Wednesday Caldwell will Ye-enter Queens Col­ FOR sale or rent. T h re e acres will be no way to make it. The in Napoleon’s time " th e nations highlly improved Tiled land, rlos» dred Rutherford, historian, . Athens; afternoon in honor of his -sixth lege a t Charlotte, N. C, p eople who arc doing the bulkhead­ were too firmly set” for even th at Mr. Abe Kunner - will return to in, with. qipe. 7 room house well lo­ Ga.; Mrs. John W. Tench, custo­ birthday. Upon the playground a t ing would he glad to make t h i s h a r - transcendent military genius." 10!> Ui|> dian of Cross of Honor, Guinea- the back of his jtouse many delight­ Stetson University, where he has cated. A, P. Connely. bor as it would lessen the expense nolta Avc. 102tf. vilie. Fla.; Mrs. Frank A. Walk», ful games were enjoyed, in addition bt*en studying law for several sea­ of dredging and they could probably *1 In view of the fact th a t Hanford son». . , custodian of Flags and Pennants, to thu swings, horizontal bar am) For Sale-At H discount-' Fi'holsj.1 bo induced to m ake the. harbpY In is to have a chapter of the Daugh­ Norfolk, Va. other playground devices for makiiig ship in Sanford Business Collegt , the original contract and let it go ters of the Confederacy and luiving Pmronnl Mrntijin The history of the United States little folks happy. The table with Owner unable to use it and il wilt h* a t th a t. Will the citixens of San­ so many questions asked about the Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase and sold at- a sacrifice. Enquire 1f.-raid of the Confederacy, briefly slated, ¡(a. beautiful birthday cake, derrnted Daughters by interested parties I ford please take this matter up with is this: 1882 Mrs. M. C. Goodlet, of with w h i t e 'icing and pink ?amiles, family came up from their bunga­ Office.-103-tf. t h e city council a n d sea if they give below the history of this groat Nashville, suggested a union of all upon which was inscribed Albert's low Sunday evening. c a n n o t got action on it before it is organization of southern Indies und For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring the organizations of women through- name and nge in pink wns placed repeat th at every lady in Sanford too late. ear for 6400.00, just overhauled in • * • Miss Adelaide Higgins has re­ who is eligible should join the San­ | out the south, the united orgunizu- upon tho lawn. Fink and white good running shape. Sanford Ms1 " I tion to Im! known .under the name roses were used effectively among turned from n delightful visit to I ehino Si Onrngc. 82-tie i She could not have been over ford chapter: la n d style of "-Daughters of the Con­ green fern*, giving a charming touch Baltimore and various points in I "We light on ruined shrines -thirty-three years of nge, fair and federacy,” and steps were immedi­ of color to the decorations. our sacred fires." For Sale or Rent— Two nice resi­ Pennsylvania. in good health. About her were her Many lovely gifts testified to the This organization is one of the ately taken by her and others look­ dences at a bargain. W. J. Thig;*nchildren, five of them. 'T h e oldest ing toward th a t end. A meelihg of popularity of the young host. As­ The Whitner twity. Misscti Jane m ost'u n iq u o in' the annals of the 80-tf rauat have been ab o u t eleven. The these various women's organizations sisting Mrs. Connelly were Mea- and Alice are the guests of Mr. and wbrld. 'youngest was three or four. As ro­ For Sale-Orange grovo 14 arm "A great section of a great coun- of the southern states was hrld in damos- Claude Herndon, It R. Dess Mrs. B. P. Whitner. bust a nest of fledglings as ever fine hummock lahd, 130 acres of Nashville in September, 1894 and and W. E, Housholder. mother-bird protected with her tying. Celery land, one tiyi acre tract cejery from the gathering grew the United Rev, F. P. Strong and family ar* land. At a bargain. Address P. I) Bj T he mother had her brood out Daughters of thq Confederacy. Another charm ing affair in chil­ again a t home, after a month's dm Box 1034 104-Hlc. to the-park, away from the rest of To Mrs. M. C. Goodlet, a vener­ dren'» circles lust week wns the lightful sojourn at New. Smyrna. ¿he people who came and went; able and remarkable woman, belongs, birthday qf Miss Margaret Zachary For Fa 1e— Fine farm of ten acr« out where the flickering leaves.upon the honor of tho inspiration and Friday afternoon. Miss Julia Brown has returned about three miles from the ciiy, th e trees above them checked the work that' united in a body the The beautiful Zachary home wus from Daytona. also two choice city lots. Going little folks with sunshine and sh ad ­ scattered workers of .a well loved very lovely in its decorations of cheap for cash or can bo purchased ow. apd sacred cause. Mrs. Roumilint spent ■ Saturduy on easy term*. •Address R,, care of pink and white cut flowers and green She was out .for a few hdura— all • • • and Sunday a t T am pa, returning Herald office. ferns, the finishings of cherry and ■he could spare from home. She i There is o n s thing that I wish white of the wood work blending with her son, Mr. Eugene Rouihillnt had taken the children’ for an air­ to tiring to the attention [of the harmoniously with the color scheme Sunday night. For safe or Rcr.t— Five acres, tiled ing, aa she called it, for she was a people of Sanford who love their of the decorations. land, two good wells, located just m other who understands that heated dogs better than they do their fellow Mrs. W. P. Carter und little snn, south of S t a t ’on 10 on S Si E. Rail­ The dining table with its snowy house» of the city e re not the best See F. \V. men and also wish to tiring it to cover w’as centered by a large vase Walter returned from Daytona Sun­ way. ft room house. places for the young. Mahoney at Fernuld's, W7-tf the attention of Manager Herndon of pink roses and ferns day night with Mr. Carter. And so she sat under a tree out In of the Star T heater and that is the The dainty favors were pink ami th e park and watched her brood practice of some people who bring white baskets of candies. Dr. L. R. Phillips motored oVer For S ale- One $35 incubator, 240 a s only mothers watch. This one all their dogs to the show every to Daytona Sunday. He will spend size. . Good ahdpc, guaranteed t» In the progressive games Sidney ventured foo near a . tiny n»«A;'«nnight a n d let them bother every­ Kennedy won the prize, a box of a week a t tho beach and return with hatch. . Price J 10.00". T. H. John­ other found a dangerous'plsything body i n ' the theater ns well as fine bon-bons. * . his family, Sept. 8th. son, Moore’s Station. l-2tp in th e shape of a broken glass, and scratch their fleas off on the floors. Margaret was the recipient of th e mother had to take the thing For Sale—Two seated S^uflehakir I have noticed this time and again many presents. Mrs. H< W, Clay of Tampa mo­ aw ay from the child. Still another surrey in good condition, reasonable until it has become the veriest nuis­ Tho«e present woro Margaret and tored up from Center Hill with her Of th e youngstchi. sought more than ance and all .that one can do now is Leander Berner, Dorothy and Ed­ brother, Mr. Max Archibald Thurs­ price. G B Frank. Sanford Heichti his share of food th a t , hid been 2-2tp to scratch fleas an d you hnve no ward Ruraph, Lila and Sam Mur­ day and .is the guest of her sister. brought along, a n d that demanded time to watch the pictures There rell, Gladys, John and George „Wil­ Mrs. Harvey Renfroe. the mother’s attention. are many places now that will not son, Katherine Symes, Nina and Roy TO R E N T In fact, a m other’s attention is allow dogs to be brought into they Howard, Corinne Stejnmcyer, Addle Clifford Walker returned to Sapdemanded s t all times with a brood house. ffUiey arc not allowed on and Ruth Marshall, Sidney Ken­ ford Saturday after a most enjoy­ Five ncres tiled land inside nlf of children—and (he demand it sup­ the trains any more and many of­ nedy, Kinchin Powers, Eunice Do- able three months visit- to relatives lim its.for rent, near brick road and plied. crow from tho mother, un­ fices have signs t h a t keep the dogs vahe, May, Julia, Arthur .and M ar­ in Illinois. loading station. Apply to ,A. P.1 seen by her, unnoticed by the chil­ on the outside.' I f there is one thing garet Zachary. > Connelly, Sanford. Florida. 2-tf dren, oat a philsoopher. He watch­ more th a n a n y other th a t gives me Miss Annie Lee Caldwell and Mr. For Rent— 4 room cottagq $10 i ed th e mother an d her young— and a pain i t is to see a bunch of dogs Weidiban Caldwell motored up In Honor of Ilobl. M orrit # -i ^ *- L: ‘ m editated upon th e eweetneaa of life. looting around fit) «vary public place? A most enjoyable and social af­ to Jacksonville Friday to Meet month. 5 room cottagh $12.50, ^ He looked into the future and saw I t certainly ahowa th a t the owners fair was the celebration of tho anni­ AddJe Neal of Jefferson, N. C. They eluding wntcr. G. W. Spencer. ■ . ‘ 1-tf th e woman ten years hence, a t are oblivious j to the convenience versary of the birth of Robert Mor­ returned with Miss Neal Saturday forty-three, in the prime of woman­ and rights of the general public ris, founder of the order of tho night. * For rent- 40 ncres Tiled Land i* i* y 1,- .■* hood, \ho center of a group of young when they force their attentions of Eastern Star, a t the Robbins Nest n body w e ll located. A.P. Conndif.j Tempt the appetite, men a n d women, th e companion of the kennels upon the people a t every Monday afternoon. • Mrs. T, A. Newton and little 109 Magnolia St. , *, 102-tf pleaae the taste and her girls, the comforter of. her boys. turn. I t Is a certain cinch th a t There was a large gathering of daughtera returned home , Sunday. n o u ris h the body. And the philosopher made a m en­ For Rent Cheap for Cash—Twenty ( these dogs could just as welt be left the Eastern Stars and their friends Crisp, clean and fresh. tal note of the glories of cYeatlon, acres of good hammock land all tiled-j a t home and »It is dp to the man­ to enjoy the fine program of- music Misa Beulah Hutcheson and Miss 5 cents, a n d thought a b o u t how good it is I01-tf agers of the theaters to see th a t they »jitl readings, rendered by tho vari- Hilda M aeey1 are spending two Call or write A. M. Tyler. ;tn 1 t - _. ii§_ to thus be mated early, and to bear are not aliowjed in the same room Trtbr’members present. An informal weeks at Daytona. For Rent— Three rooms furnish^ th e children in the youthful days, with the patrons of the house. If address was made by W orthy Pa­ for light housekeeping. Also tw* t h a t the parents m ay havo them tHg owneti of dogs have no respect tron Haskins. The parlors were Mr. and- Mrs. G. D. Bishop (nee ' a n d their society .while yet in - th e for the rights of others they should very attractive in their decorations Miss Bessie Schumpert) arrived in bedrooms. Mrs. Johna, 411 P*f* Round, ,thln, te n d er— 91-tfe .vigor of life. be taught those rights by the man­ of cut flowers and ferns, pink being Sanford Sunday night. They were avenue. with a delightful flavor "’~f ■ —--- --agers of theaters, by the riiurches, And the philosopher who has no the prevailing ‘color. met a t the station by a large party —appropriate for lunch­ For R ent— Furnished office eim>P* by the proprietors of store* aiyly children of his own, contrasted the Delicious putsch and cake were of friends and showered with- rice. ped with roll top desk, office chsirtj eon, te a and d in n e r, every other public place where the Served by the hostesses, Meads mes Mr. a n d Mrs. Bishop will reside a t h a ppy mother with the women with ao cents. and tables. Also a roll top d«h allow the canines to run lodte and Robbins, Parker, Renfroe and*Btg- Dr. S. Pule.nton’s. whom he.associates, with the frivo­ typewriter desk and other equip bother everybody around tjiem. lous, flighty tilings he meets in so­ icra. ment for «ole or rent. ■ Herald offit*ciety, and with the hcart-coi'd people Out of town guests were Mea­ 82-tf Mr. J. E. DIckins spent a few who a re married b u t . who have tie ds mes II. W. .C lay of T am pa and days last week in the cjty, the guest M1SCËLANEOUS children. And he went about his Mrs. Thomas oi Seiner.1 of his brother, Mr. J. W. Dickins. way rejoicing t h a t there are such Recently of Waycrossr h e -a n d his .W a n te d — Plain, and fancy sepi11*mothers, for while ho might .count Made of the* finest W anted— One young widow or To EfiUr College L»d family will remove to Baltimore, Dressmaking of all kinds. "bis own life s failure, he was philos­ ' ingredients. B'alced married lady ir| every town to denaVacation day« are nearly over and their future home. house cm East Third street. Mi*opher enough to kpow that the ¿0 perfection. The emstrate to vyo’irietl. Tor fatV selling the coilege set in Sanford a re m ak­ 99-94 p M attie Driggers, Y n a t i o n a l e tre n g th world cannot be destroyed, nor' the a rtie ^ . -Big-pay for « hustler, fx* ing final arrangements for entering Miss Hatte Allen of Sorrento' ia Lost, Strayed or Stolen. On Au|ud food. 30 cents. goodness of God wane, while there perience unnecessary. Address college as September opens,- for with the guest of Mrs. Harry Kent. 7th white horse weighed.about ID* a re such mothers. At Iealt t h a t la P. O. Box 614, Sanford, Fla., S-2lp the doec of September nearly all of the way ho talked to the 8auntercr, the boys and girla going'off to cotMr. a n d M n. John Musaon t o d pounds, eight years old, sylish Buy. biscuit baited by a n d th e sun shone brightly aa ho For Saie.Trifl tons ot -Iicn manure lege wilL-haYiUeit-Sanford.' „Several family: have retu rn ed . from a . pi— - pearnneo, good driver.'A ny info« ■poke. NATIONAL BISCUIT a t 620.00 per ton, sacked F. O, B. have already started on their way to ânt two weeks aojourn a t the beach. tion of vfhcreabtrat^iwtjt to Mf1 •• • Nelson, Bpx 1168, Sanford or Kuril* cars. Theo Throop, Enterprise, FIs, their respective colleges, making _- - * ' i , V I ; V gi j l ' "~ ; COMPANY Hammock. . I06-*(_ ’ . 3-2tc World Peace Foundation short visits in other towns while en Misses Jewel and Eunice DeVane, route. Among these is Miss Eleanor Who,have been the popular young Wantcdr-Wovk on truck. f»r . Roberta, who left' on Saturday for guests of their slater, Mr». T. D. experience, white. J. M. Smit war. -B u t Mti Olive, N. C., where she * will Hayes returned to .their home in Gen/ Delivery, City. 2-3tp .'V, '.‘7 .J e . . ’ • " ____ ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ¡[CURBSTONE GLEANINGS EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - Uneeda Biscuit Baronet Biscuit G raham • C rackers W Additional Classified Ads Try a Herald Want M �jjjw jm *W - f+¿1!-M ; ' ■■;: , j p .i.j ■ V ’ . ' ** V' W1 'V ^ ) ‘ ffW PFrT TV TTW ^-JC T^.w .w ’'T * “ ■ 11 - ' *~ * “ ' ■* * * ^ ■. •' " ^ '" t r . : . • : '■’V W IflJlS Ç ^ w • , ’ ./ ■ '■ ' 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 P UBLI S HED SEMI - WEEKLY SA N FO R D H ERALD IN • VOLUME VI ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS S A N F O R D — L ife /# Woith Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. .SEPTEMBER I. I‘J I4 *' NO 4 GERMANS ARE WITHIN SIGHT OF PARIS GOVERNOR TO THE FARMERS advocates p l a n t in g of WANT THE CITY TO SURRENDER!“ OR BE DESTROYED C R O P S IN FL O R ID A TO M E E 3 L D E M A N U . . ■*“ * "•'ir frrtW n i i m w H y.-.WP» 1 L1' ,]*niTnTmTupp- Sent.- A r-^ O o v m to r nu Trammell has issued the fed Park Tramm Pensacola, Fla , Sept. 4.— The ri'.ss to the farmers of lowing) fddre American National Hank of Pensa­ Ho rid a State of Florida Executive C ham ­ cola closed its doors Tuesday after n ber,' Tallahassee, August 31, 1914. run lasting about an hour. Aroused by sensational reports circulated last To the Farmers of Florida; night depositors flocked to the ban The great European war has furthis morning. For some time after “ nlshed the people of Florida n lesson the banks "were closed streets in ,to which I ask the privilege of call­ frontof tho hank's ten story build ing. your attentipn. Tho whole world is now suffering Trotn the inflated price of loodstufls The bank had deposits of $1,715,resulting from the demoralisation of 000, according to tin- last annual the war. • statement. The capitalisation is The people of Florida have in $,'100,0011 and the surplus $.15,000, their hands all the facilities nccea* • sary for supplying all of their own On last January, 1st its loans and d i s c o u n t s a m o u n t e d t,» $2, 000, OdO. • needs and the qeodH of many hun­ London, Sept, t, lit a . 'i n . G er­ ntta> • i* wearing itself out in ham­ dreds of thousands of other people (.’ W Lamar is president of the in­ stitution and M. E, Clark ’ cashier. mans now a t Senlis, twenty-five miles mering away a t the allied lines In almost nil articles of food and in 'T h e American National success­ from Pa rib and threaten destruction which give but do not break. meat products. fully weathered a severe financial of city unless ultimntum complied A'*di»imtch from Amiens. France, Florida has unsurpassed facilities storm a few months' ago when th e with. to the Daily Mail dated Tuesday, for supplying the nation with fruits September I. declares that the Ger­ snd vegetables, and our people, it First National Hank closed its doors. if true, are annually improving these lUtssian force of seventy two mans have tik e n possession of ■opportunities. thousand landed Aberdeen from Amiehs after three days' lighting Amiens is the Capital of the de­ On the other hand Florida has Archangel punsed through England It is seventy vast undeveloped advantages and for He)glum (Hher troops On way partment of Sninme milts directly north of Paris. It is resourres which ought to he turned via saint- route. a manufacturing city, and has it to profitable account in tlw produc­ population of 90.0110, It is on the tion of enormous staple crops and W AS N O M IN A T E D FOR T1IE Copenhagen. Sept l. 10 a in line <•( tin- railroad to Boulogne, and in furnishing a very large portion Ciar promises repayment of Bel­ S H O R T T E R M FROM about .fifty miles to the west of of our nation's meat supply. gian indemnity with interest when l.nFero and other points in "tTie de­ Florida’s farming industries are G EO R G IA exacted f r o m G -r m a n v partment of Aisne, where there lias in their infancy as compared with Macon, tin , Sept. L t oniyuaabe^n lighting during the pu»t few what they will he when our people Pelrogrude St Petersburgi, .Sept l day* man Thomas W Hardwick was 'fully develop the »late's possibil­ nominated for the short term in the 10 a. • m. Russian reverses at ities. A daily News enrrespondont dis­ » fleeting advance, We havc'the climate ant! the soil United States Senate to suevet-s the] llsternde not patch from Gournuy Kn-Hray, near A deeis-j which continues thinking t h e ‘ great and the labor. We have the trans­ late Senator A <> Bacon lloii' ii »ays c*.'‘ cast unt i l t in German foryij north of Vistula. ivc vote was nut portation facilities and the markets Tintier man advunee is umaxing and could product1 sufficient for «or fourteenth ballot After an uil night session of thy Puns, Sept. t 10 u. ,in . City A g/cnt battle is raging, with what need* and a surplus for other m a r ­ fleet of aero- result I know not, hut I do know kets. Yet the people of Florida .an­ Georgia Stute Democratic conven­ guarded at night by that the French and British armies tion which lasted for seventeen hours plu ne» nually pay to other sections hun­ are intact and -»till confident of ill continuously the convention ad­ dreds of thousands of dollar* for London, England, Sept. 4. In lunate success journed'Tuesday night to meet again foodstuffs for man and best. Incredible as it seems tin1 trespite of the fact that the French at noon. The European war has aggra­ Thirteen ballot* were taken d u r­ capital bus been removed to Bor­ liiendouji masses of men that I he vated and emphasized this situ a ­ ing the night, the last ballot Iw-fore deaux a n d th at the German artny of Germans have hurled at the allies tion. Our people' nre paying exor­ It adjournment giving .Hardiwlck 164; th if-ttw t is within th irty miles of have not overwhelmed them. bitant prices for provisions which seemj that wlule the Germans huv'? Slaton 112. Felder 93. Hutchens 4 tho-'outer fortifications of Paris, u thby can grow at home. Tho war Necessary to nominate. 188 llardi- strange air of confidence prevails t o - jib e weight the allro» certainly have may die indefinitely prolonged and t he allies allii T In­ generai 11 wit a n d science n n d t h e s e , with wi<k -bowed a gain from the begin­ daf among tinprices continue to advance i f o r - e mc n i -, vidi e v e n t mill V win ning I ' l i i . f o u r t h ballot sinml 1—1 fsefiug -a-i-ms to lie t ha The wealth of the state of H onda der I. Hardwick 1 111. Slaton 1 Hi W B will he increased by many millions ■It-r 1. H ardwnk 131» UG. Slaton 1 II I Vrilla n M u»ir blub of dollars and the independence and .j New Pope Elected and Hutchens 11. From that time welfare of our farmer» will he vast­ Della Koine, Sept. 4.— Cardinal Misse* Luetic und Adele Riñes enHardwick's strength grew until he ly enhanced if they will profit by Chicia was elected Pope to succeed l |i r u J n i d t f)P Cccillan Music Cluj) » gathered In the necessary majority the lesson now- so forcibly before 11#.Inti) ' Plus X. He will .assume home Saturday afternoon at 5 shortly after the convention met at them and begin as soon as. possible t lid name of Renedict XV o'clock The club was called to noon today. to cultivate food crops on a much The convention was one of the .•Kardinal Giacona Chiesa wa„ ere- r,|#r tl>. tlu. ,,r(.nideiit and the roll larger scale, and to take advantage U<1 Cardinal May 21 lust, nnd is was called. A delightful program, most interesting political bodies to of Florida's Unsurpassed advantages \|kjhlii*hop of Bologna. Italy winch was rendered by mem tuners asseinfile in Georgia m many a day as a stock raising and meat produc­ He was horn at I’egli November (h(, f „ ||ov Senator Hoke Smith was renmnin ing state 2 ^--i 18 54. and was JS. 1 I. aim was-Ordained |>rii'»t, S o Surrender M arch Morrison ated to succeed hiltTSeli. and Judge I hope that it will not be consid­ •mber 21. 1878. n n d has been i Hel en P e c k a n d Mrs. Munson N. E.‘ Harris was nominated by ac­ ered improper for me to suggest Schubert clamation for Governor Senator c u c e t e l i with the Vatican In variand urge upon the |>eople of Florida o A rapacities parities si sirice 1883. H axel PackardSmith's presence is believed to have .who own or control land that they His appointm ent fls Bishop of •had great influence in securing HttrnSung of the K a ty d id ...............Kern proceed a t pnee t o -arrange for the Bologna* is said in Romo to have Helen Terwiiliger wick's nomination. He was openly planting and cultivation of as ex­ been for the purpose of combatting a supporter of the congressmnP Mardh Trium phale, Troi Gohaertx tensive fall food crops as their cir­ the modernists. against Governor Slaton anti tm Ted. Adele and William Riewge cumstances will permit, «*0 the end other candidates for the shor.t terhe I Love You Truly, solo .' . Bond Monday Legal Holiday that regardless of the duration of to sucoeed Senator Ducon. Virginia Brady The Sanford ptistofllce wUf be the great European war, there may Hardwick was born December9, closed Monday on account of Labor Waltz Chopin be an abundance of such produce 1872. His home i s -at Sandersvillei Day. T h e oftlco wHl bo open from Lu era Chappell raised by our 'own people for home He was twice a member of the GoJ.h 8 t6 10 u. m.. and the carriers will My Chnin of Memories, solo consumption and for sale in other gin legislature and is serving re­ make one delivery. Virgina Brady markets. Such activity is hound to sixth successive term as a mem hoe Club Chorus It Iwing a national holiday t h e i 1 n tho Candle Light redound to the material, financial V. of the lower house. Sending ebree hanks of the city will also-he Voices of Spring advantage of our farmers nnd to be closed. Coming on Monday will ' Mrs. Munson of great benefit to all our citizens. Carson May Enter Race tliThw all business from Saturday to After the program delicious ire ThU very im portant matter Is Kissimmee. Sept. 4. Tho friends Tuesday. cream und cake were served. submitted for tho serious consider-,, of tho Hon. C. A. Carson of this ation of all Floridians interested, city arc strongly urging him to be­ directly or Indirectly, In farming or come a candidate for the United S O L D IE R S S L E E P I N G A T L IE G E fruit growing, in the confident be­ States Senate to succeed Senator lief th a t it opens tho surest nnd Bryan, provided the latter is a p ­ easiest way to an Increased pros­ pointed U nited-Spito Judge. perity and happiness. It is believed hore that cx-Senator PA RK T R A M M E L ^ . Carson would make a strong race Governor. before the people because he has so many friends t(id acquaintances both Another New Railway A special from Kissimmee says: personal and political throughout C- H. Armstrong, president and en­ the state, who are enthusiastic for gineer in chief ,of the South Florida him. This together with the fact •nd Gulf railroad, which will con- that Senator Carson is the father nect «Keenan vil Ic and Passenger, has of the present Railroad Commission bill tpiYing succeeded in having it returned from St. Paul. He stated th a t engines ami slcel put through both branches of the ttril* have been ordered, and were legislature in 1897, and having bepn always on the way, and thnt work chairman of the committee which ahould-be recommenced at once, and perfected it in 1899, to conform to that he expected to complete the tho constitutional amendment ad o p t­ .line b y the end jof .thc y e a r .______ ed in 1898» would make him yery This road when completed will strong bcfojp the people. Ho also open up a tremendous trait of vir­ introduced In 1S970esd lulmary clo* gin territory. The road is connected tion bill which became the first priwith the Kissimmee Valley Exten- introduced in 1897 the primary, elec­ ■lon of. the’ East Coast Extension, tion bill which became the first pri­ Photo by A m erican P resa A ssociation. . ^ . ^»hlch riftii straight south from May- mary election lay ejrer enaeWd • Between the ■■»nulls the Belgian« bnd time Tor Prie* uni*. town to Okeechobee. Florida. • . f-o je sS u . ---*» . :rV '.-i - ±- % i*-i- ' i ’ t -• i Vi1* . .. , . , . fall BRITAIN TO F t ANK GER­ MANS. IÑ BELGIUM NEXT fe w days w ill be FULL OF SURPRISES' IN THE GREAT GA$E OF WAR HARDWICK WON OUT FOR SENATE a ™_ GERMANY C O N T R ols P O T ; ASH WHICH IS NECES­ SARY. EOE THF. r .A \n HfiLf-iwi1*. Ärntini ‘M ullet—.— r 3Ë A lrx W ----- * ----------------------------family residence Wednesday, in the | thc cl° 3Ì»g of the German manuafe7Gth year of her life und was buried i turcrB of potash fertilixer farmer» id regard to a t 3:30 p. m. Thursday. The ftrner- are nil a t sea Germany has control al rites were performed by Rev. the future. of the potash of thc wor)d, and all Father Uhinchart of Maitland. Mrs. Muller was born in France manufacturers of fertilixer depend but came to America in 1864, short­ "upon it for this ingredient. No fer­ ly after her marriage and has been tiliser for fruits and generally veg­ n resident of Sanford for - many, etables is of much value without a quoin of potash. One of the leading m any years. She leaves one son, Mr. Eugene manufacturers Here stated that it Muller of Seattle, Washington und would be impossible now to put more two daughters, Misseff Louise and than, three per cent of potash in Eugenie Muller T he warmest sym ­ what is known as ammonia fertilizer pathy of frieipls go out to the fain­ 'and two pv-r cent in tho alkali. In Florida nnd ujl southern potato tly in their hour of bereavement. sections potash i* very essential to The pall Itear era were Messrs a good crop. Hastings potato oper­ C. F. Haskins, K. E. Turner., Thco. Miller, Tim Keane, Ed Rourke and a t o r do not know what to expect Dr. Mason. Many beautiful floral for next Reason's planting. Not one offerings testified to the love and of the leading fertilizer agencies in esteem in which Mrs. Muller was this city would give the News any direct information us to what to ex­ held by her friends. iled for next year. As a rule they claim th a t all their contracts for 1914 delivery were completed or the slock on hand for their comple­ tion, an d tip to this time (hey had not made contracts for 1915. Porto Rico depend* largely upon fertilizer. TIJE PRESENT HOARD DOES From the Porto Rico Journal of Aug. 19 the following concerning NOT GET RESULTS FOR fertilizer* i? taken: THE SHIPPERS "PricFk of fertilizers, particularly From time to tune thc Reporter- anything with potash in it, are now S ta r lias brought to the attention of on a war footing. "Fruit growers und others .who are the public the fart t h a t 't h e Florida large purchasers of fertilizers have Railroad Commisison was respon­ been advised by local dealers t h a t sible fur the failure of the long and short buui iirl, paased by the lcgis> price* have been advanced, following * •. * lulure of 1913, to be put into ellecl. instructions from th if manufacturers Although hearings were conducted in the states, und it is said to be at several point* in the »tnte several doubtful whether any potash fer­ months ago the commission ha* never tilizer* will long he obtainable at rendered n derision. The act re­ any price. "G erm any has a monopoly on the main* on the s ta tu te hooks a dead commercial potash deposits of tho letter. in its. «'.Hurts to ascertain world, an d with the present war on, ' what's the m atter the Reporter-Stnr asked Hon, Edwin Spencer. Jr., some exports of potash from Germany arc lime ago to tell what he knew about wholly suspended. “ One fertilizer representativn in the disposition of the case. Mr Spencer wn* the a uthor of the long San Ju an has received instructions and »hurl haul a rt and represented from the manufacturer not to offer the Marion County Board of Trade un> fertilizers for sale thnt contain, * . before the comuiiftRioii when hearing more th an five units of potash. ■’Potash fertilizers tiro used exten­ on the a i t was held a t Ocala. In a letter rectived today, Mr. Spencer sively by the fruit growers of ^he island, a n d p a rticu la rly ‘by the pine­ says: Lakeland. Ha.. Aug. 28. '14 apple |ilanters, to harden .tiro fruit —a l Mr J II. Reese, Editor,- Orlando, and add to its shipping and keeping qualities. It is uUo used by tha Florida: citrus fruit growers (or tho sumo Friend Recke Your letter re­ purpose. ceived 1 have been waiting for the "One fertilizer formula, applied to board of trade of Marion county to furnish me with a transcript of tin- pineapples just before marketing, record of the testimony taken at culls (or thirteen units of potash.. the Ocala hearing before l made an Frpm now on. it is said, it will be effort to write anything for puhlica- next to impossible to buy this mix^ tioii bn the long and short haul m at­ turc, a t least after present local And ter. They have promised fo do so. stocks hteve been exhausted. the price quoted by ono dealer on This testimony would furnish you with a most interesting insight into this formula has jumped from a p ­ the situation. I do not understand proximately $45 per ton to $80. "Small potash deposits recently how any body of men in the world could have heard the testimony in­ have been discovered in Colorado troduced at Ocala, even on the side uud Idaho, hut these deposits have of the railroad companies, without not yet yielded a product suitablo making some effort to afford relief for commercial purposes. "R ecently anothef source of pot­ under the long and short haul act; furthermore, there is absolutely no ash hns been found in kemp, or sea­ asonuble excuse why the railroad weed, an d there Is one small factory commissioners should not act upon in California now making fertilizer ■—Pro­ the question one way or the othef. potash from this source." It in one of those impenetrable mys­ duce News. teries which I cannot fathom. I ' imagine that the only way to ever Rand Concert ■ get relief is to elect new commis­ w Tho Sanford Rand will render one sioners. of their fino concerts In tho park Whenever I am furnished the tes­ band sta n d Tuesday evening, Sept. tim ony I spoke o f I .will make the 8th. Following Is the program: entire matter public through your paper and you can rest assured th a t Campus M artin M arch,'. . . ........... àâ ...... ..Cl V?. Bennett It will make some interesting read­ Little Miss Fix-It, selection . . . ing. * •-»■ G. R. Reeves " Hoping that you nre making a great success of your newspaper, I The M an Behind the -Gun, march beg to- rem a in ,'. . - *- - * .. •. «/ »». . . . . . Sousa Your friend, ' Danulro Waves, w altz..................... .. -* E D W IN S P E N C E R . . L. . F. H. Grelssinger Reporter-Star. Woody Vans, march .K . }j. King Home Circle, overture. ."Out waiting fortune in South ......... ............. .. G. H. Reeves American trade" is the way they are All Star Medley, overture. . . . ............ referring t-o (he big opportunities . , t vt C hai: J. -R o b e rts -----for cummercfit expansion" th a t“ are at hand. With an adequate mer­ The Now Colonial March. . H. B. Ha lie New Colónial M arch................ chant marine, we can bring abun­ The dant treasures from South America Y* ............. R. B. Hall , and, what is better still, establish a Everybody cordially Invited tot strong federation between the come out and enjoy an evening. United States and the South Amer­ Plenty of benches and ébalr» and ican republics. parking room for automobiles. NEW RAILROAD COMMISSIONER t g « v ? , , -■ -, _>, . , -■. K B» —•. " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 01, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/25846f28c88528c3061ec26bed8f3afe.pdf 0ea2d75c94dc491b9701c476c18a0e0d PDF Text Text **• , AUGUST 25" 1914 SANFORD IIERALI) PAGE EIGHT J * T CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING csre on the part of driv ers.lt is prob­ able th a t nothing we can say will have nny offset upon tho .driver* of machines because each individual honestly believes th a t he is exerdsing' BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS every precaution necessary for the B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N safety of himself and his passengers U P-TO - DA TE ■:- - v r r = Y O U A N D M E .“ and it is tho other fellow who takes * t : 1 the chances a n d comes td grief. And » Communications for this Column Should be M arked "Sorlrty Editor", or I then sooner or Inter som ething goes Phoned to M rs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203 wrong and the trouble is charged to All Local Advertisement« U nder rircum siatiers over which ho hud no M ra.-F o rrest Lake and daughters T h is H e a d in g T I I R f e t/ C E N T S p Annoartcemml control. A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- L ine F o r E a c h In sc rtW n , Minimum There is no doubt b u t what every “ HE’LL PRENT 'E M 'V -S D SAYS SAIJNTERER. drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet a t tho mer delightfully a t Milboro, N. C. C h a rg e 25 C e n ts , ♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis­ homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. W ednes­ will spend the m onth-of September FOR SALE aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for th e pur in W ashington. D. C. 5 W hen drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in in his ability to handle his car. It ap­ pose of m aking roses. -This includi« ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom­ Mrs. John,* Preston and little For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park pear# foolish to slow up for n rail­ the rose com m ittee also. Bring a sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. W hat grandson,' John Jr., of Jacksonville Ave, ■ 94-lf pair of scissors and a roll of red or road crossing when there j s not n m anhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo sh o t full of hot is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. W alker. 1 green crepe papeP. train in sight, but the practice js » down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ith an au to m atiesh o tg u n . IFOR sale or rent.—T.hrce acxiu., good one. Some tim e one might for­ te rrib le 'a n d it is not difficult to e n ­ i—“ An0LUeu.lM 0g-4teL.-lt -.strsighMl j g et to look and tho train would tic thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet - Mr .—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T* K>«rW~h0em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1! there. -*» A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely. a tru t around w(th a chip on our shoul­ your six; und I usually charge extra 109 Mag­ %. It is tho sam e with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«jul pther. members der jyid declare flint oar every de­ for work in unusually had m y t her in nolia Ave. . 102tf. hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the d ay tim e..N ig h t m eans when the which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the W om an's Club was held nt Polhill returned to their home in m and m iut be respected. if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of M rs. J, T. B rady, Fri­ For Sale-At a dlscount-^^choU j. B ut when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*. your a tten tio n 'u p o n it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par­ ship in Sanford Business Collegp. face with the horror and death a n d 1 "N ow be sure to get this straight! the sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for Owner unnblo to US9 it a n d it will t>© wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat; cousins, who had not seen each tra d e d a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by ■old a t a sacrifice. E nquire' Herald tom s Extreme care at all tim es even to magic, m aking a fair s ta rt on the other for th irty years. Otlke.-103-tf. ~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at Dr. Mason has our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" w hat m ed icin éis F o r Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring ifirnU.hp.ahtt n w s .rs rlrtw s M — «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in th e fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr. affairs of peace we are thankful th at think when you pay for the medicine ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in the only.safe course to persue. Tho afternoon passed quickly in war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my L ittle Miss Olive Renfroe re­ good running shape. Sanford Ma­ pleasant social intercourse; th e distry to .p icture‘hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar .' 82-tfci. turned from Richland S aturday. chine A Garngp. ’ of plan» nnd arrangem ents soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth­ new club home and .enjoy­ Mias Agnes Renfroe accom panied For Sole or R ent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I ment of Mrs. B rady’s charm ing hos­ the little lady hom e a^id will rem ain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. o u t pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors pitality. Refreshing iced lem onade for an extended visit to* Mr, and 80-tf - gain we arc thankful th a t war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap was -served throughout tho a fte r­ Mrs. H arvey Renfroe. commodities,, not woth a damn'. . n ot engulfed us. > For Sale-Orange grovo H acres noon. “ Npw listen, I d o n 't care enough - t J 1 fine ham m ock land, 130 ncrcN of Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f Bir­ The next m eeting will he held a t J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to Celery land, one ten acre tra c t celery mingham. Ala., are tho guests of the home of Mrs. Henry W ight at b u t little authentic-inform ation as to practice j u s t .for the job. I want pay land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it 3:30. A# m em bers of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn. th e progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I Box 1034. 104-8tc. urged to he present and those who the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras. Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over were not present Friday are re­ lacking in inform ation as to the ef-| And th a t's not all: you need not For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m from Apopkn Sunday, spending the quested to bring a pair of scissors feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’m' going to carry your about th re e miles from th e city, T>- Cobb Is gradually working his and u roll of green or red crepe day w ith rorfitives. th is country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''.. nlso two choice city lots. Going way to the top among tho American pa per. It Is not believed th a t the doctor w ith whom «ho has been accustomed cheap for-cash or can be purchased Lcaguo sluggers. E S m'.» A little son arrived a t the h o m e' to dealin explains th a t the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of • • of .M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell responsible for the tremendous a d ­ medical society, because of this jusn e ra ld office. * Musical Evening Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham­ Sunday morning. He will be called vance in foodstuffs. tiflable outburst. Mr. and M rs. W. L. H arvey en­ pions, thinks very well of the Cardi­ D. P .- J r ., which e v e ry o n e knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled Being a woman, she naturally does nals’ pitching staff. tertained delightfully with music 1 t Í stands for D addy’s Pet. • • • In lid, tw o good wells, located ju*l not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford and song F riday evening a t their south of S tation 10 on S. & K Hall­ Manager McGraw has become enthu­ homo on the Heights, com plim entary allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope th a t the ci tire ns of Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house. See F. W tw o by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd M rs. G. Logan IJrqwnlce (nee Miss Lillian Gibson) M ahoney nt Fernald’s. 97-tf knows that on the whole this coun­ minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • • « trom bone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240 wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu­ Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- th n t delighted those present. An knows th at a t this tim e there is prac­ tions nnd getting pay for their ser­ GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL im prom ptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to tically nothing being exported und th vices and y e t I believe th a t if the Paul, declares h o 'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some tim e with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $10.01). T. H. John­ lie 's m other am i fa th e r-a t Calhoun, son, M oore's Station. l-2tp an d there will not be for m any m onths d ty a t a n y tim e could help the boys In a minor league berth. Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia. _____ ’__ • • • b u t in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing m oney at a very trom bone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no, hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n num ber of Mr. Galloway, the genial attach e TO RENT some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office offered as an excuse. For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :» Ah a m atter of fact the wompn are Sanford B and than an y -sim ilar or­ ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrum ental solas, duets, a n d en­ has returned from bis vnentiun. m onth. 5 room cottage $12.50, in* r ig h t .‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the so u th can boast argum ent as to leading second Back­ semble made th e evening hours pass for the famine prices which are being of and y e t one h ardly ever hears ers. Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer. delightfully. M r. and Mrs. Har• • • our chitons praise th e homo in sti­ l-tf dem anded on every hand. registered at the R pbblnj' Nest _____ vtfy's guests were Mr. a n d Mrs. Joe Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder, T he real tru th • of- the m atter is tution a n d they are forced to pay Sunday. It' is understood th n t Mr. Logan, Mr. nnd Mr*. (Jinn, Mr. For ren t- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in who was snapped up by tho Cards greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located. A.P. Connelly.* in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instrum ents and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*. future home in Sanford. 109 M agnolia St. - 102-tf country are alone responsible for the They give m onthly concerts in th e months. , . ’ V • • • For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty outrageous .situation, and thoy do park th a t are greatly enjoyed by Mr P. M. Elder am i Miss Nellie Catrtyrr» Itfturn acres of good hammock land all tiled. lea vo not hesitate to dem and the shylock’s th e home people an d the visitors Sherwood Mageo has been doing on Wediiesdn y for several The W hitner camping p a rty re­ Call or write A. .\J. Tyler. 101-tf pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well a t short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs S aturday weeks stay at D aytona Bench. Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refe r.« man evening, “a fter having, as one mem­ poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets. For R ent— Five nere» good celery riflcc. Local grocers tell me th a t al­ have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho p a rty expressed it “ a Daytona Hotrn . i ] land, one a n d n half miles from San­ rea d y m any of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do­ lies' slugger. Mr. T. J. Miller, accom panied by ford. N. H. Garner. gloriously grand time. All th e , de­ _______.; '-.a —q ^ a : 99-8te elim inated sugar an d beans and cof­ nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i lights of cam p life wert- fully en­ Mrs. F rank Miller anil Mi's. F. J. Bon Johnson will have to hire a few fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their For R en t— T h n » rooms furnished more lawyers -In order to got Injunc­ joyed. There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to D aytona city. T he following from the D ay­ tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi is a rarity indeed. - < from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon­ for light housokei ping. Also tw o - Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'a n exam ple: landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park “ T h a t. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season. view point of the m an who is in posavenue. 91-(fr solute conviction thnt cam ping Via • • • • session. A local pqper quoted one band will retu rn to D dytona again • Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother, the top notch of summer «port. For Rent Furnished office equip­ dealer to the effect th a t he made next season wap assured S aturday E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j ped with roll top deal:, office chairs when Commodore C. G. Burgoyne Phillies has formed the habit of steal­ more profit in one week on The goods D aytona. Personal Mention J -----------V nnd tables. Also a roll top desk, in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In M r. an d Mrs. Deane Turner, typew riter desk and ocher equip­ Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd T here is a tine moral question inVolw- band th a t its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to m aster la to Isqj-n how to hit a pop fly. . Deane J r. nnd . Leslie Hill were m ent for sale or rent. Herald office. little daughter, Olive, returned Sat­ ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and th a t Commo­ • • • am ong ‘th e Sanford ' folks at (he urday from a pleasant sum m er trip the case it is probable th a t no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire 82-tf Th© attendance at the Polo grounds ‘ 1T ■ ---- Beach. ">v to N orth Carolina. coat, which' will be approxim ately will be afforded.however. th is y e a r has not follon off, so there M IS G E L A N E O U S 95,600. ‘ . I Î t ’ * does not seem to he any truth. In re ­ ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her O thers goingover to the bcaeh W anted— Plain nnd fancy sewing W honta* k id for a verification of ports th at thla is a had year for ths 1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my frienda an d -th ey have my sym pathy the statem en t by the G qtette-N ew s, pastim e so fa r as New York Is con­ vacation a t D ay to ra Beach with were D r. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressm aking of nil kinds. , Last Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast T h ird street. Mr Mrs. W. P. C aretr. a t flU times- I t U essential th a t I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned. and Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a­ M attie Driggers. 99-9tp • • • elan d i n ‘with them because I know the report was true a n d th a t he had • « honey; Osborn H erndon and- R alph Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave .nat w hat day they m ay be called up- Concluded to make D aytona a. pres­ Moose McCormick, form er Ulant, Four H undred Victo* and hbw m anager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-C ity, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. C arter. pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.' bia records and two J T h at people of D aytona and thou­ club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon. the wheels go round and all th a t I exchange. €T. M. Berry, *a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of w inter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be­ M iss'Jeannette do W alburg 1» the back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , g rea t generosity low the left tem ple In a gone against W anted-Seam stess fur plain feewinq Atlanta. I / / | guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with­ Stone Isl«hd. \ \ wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While th is la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of . th rir .practice M I know . t k a r the Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the d ly for N orth Carolina a n d V ir­ , tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of ginia accom panied by F rank W ood­ /b y sym pathy for tk e doctors of San­ ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*. ford thon 1 givh them the following i \ h- Woodruff. Frank1Jr. wjil recircular letter te n t out by a doctor A B O U T PE O PL E A N D E V E N T S [CURBSTONE 1 EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT » ; back of San Bhm ardlno, Cab. P§B tot it straight In /your ame region thousands of cork nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentlem an cam e to me, the U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í ( .'/ find . t h a t »11 hum ane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely th a t a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my y ear’s dues in the you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, a n d I was so aaPece/ela t.audr J. • deem to think th a t he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. T he The .A tlanta Constitution «ays; a h d ( th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone Ari yon collecting your due» » .i » ' ."Looking a t It/ro m this anglo thitfe la , , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal C lub is a novelty no reason why the Federals should not tip nt night in ste a d 'o f sleeping, a n d | indeed nnd certainly m o st refreshing. play good ball this, thelj- first, season j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos­ I paid h im .n n d then a /k e d hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’flrst sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league ■. • of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex­ -„ hot air.-prtmifsdu' croas handsom ely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at© V “ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event­ will hhave a re to to"bo recognised." Y call a doctor a t night, when if th e y | were p iy itlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ually ;• _ •f ' J •* * A I had (to To go */liter fter him, .they would not In r In bgpause t h e J d ta of-paid tip First Game for Giants. | walk hubdred yar ' w alk a huhdrea yards for him , dues lo o k ed llke^tho^Jub meant busi­ A1 Daman:« succeeded In gutting th© y> easy to up against the‘1ness nets aand they would n d this loolkyl like thoy Thn.chap phono" a n d -th e n 'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta an d wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t th a t the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching on new-life a n d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can i look'pleasant. I want to talli this bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H e r o e s it. ivdng It i about i s easy to Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two be pii i-is the tim o to do it, different propositions but they «mount j In ,a Ti m an In ifcrnford to tho same. — help In tho dork. Art W ith Deaum ont I . ** Jak* Art, form er Whit© Box I *n ' -“ “ " ' “ m p u V BICYCLE CORPS OF FRENCH ARMY ÜÍ? , r. - ' I A s s o c ia tiv a . (fe « s i : , . ' .' wj. �W A R N E W S FIVE 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 PUBLISHED S E M I -WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — Life l* Woith Living VOLUME VI SÀNFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAV, AUGUST 2* baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111 To Afk For Indictment W ashington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u 9:30 Prim ary school. In the Shack . D epartm ent of Justice is receiving 9:30 Main school,' B and of the fol­ i reports every day from its special lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule agents throughout th f country, who ^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in jn y estig-HTon into one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one o recent shaP'p advances in prices d ru m jin d piano. You are welcomed. - j of food staples, and th r-rtrpnrrm m tMr I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng ; evidence in many* places indicates MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela­ ; thnt_there ha» been n well organized tion. This is .the_ first of a Uti*SJ>l . coEaptnreyr ¿timing " re ta ile rs to hold ten iirrmnnTTn bi dnlis err ri i n f f n f js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out nesday nights arid Sunday mornings. jg of the war period. 3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U. "New T estam ent Books L earned." ¡]j I t U expected . th a t indictm ents * fli45 Senior B. Y. P. V. Special ,0 will be asked for in W ashington, program * rendered- by the entire t0 B rooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other Union. r. cities. The others have gone out 7:45 Sermon, "T he Red Light." A ¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have n. clearly violated the law byf con­ T H E R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y PU SH IN G large chorus wffi lead the singing. Electric fans and ice w ater’. * ig spiring to mnke price« on. account T H E IR W A Y * INTO G E R M A N Y A*ND y j of the war. T he investigation is Always welcome. •’ * G EORG E H Y M A N . j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T I N G S T I F F O PPOSITION . Pastor. Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers, re Many retailers have followed the r- prices set by others, without being The French m inistry of war has ill involved directly in an agreem ent, Received at 2 P, M, • Puri». Aug. 2fi New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an as The reports indicate, however, that Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold­ intrenched. The camp insures in­ form ed in Pari«. The men will act as n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enorm ous pressure. lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters. "Most ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to happens. • — — speak four and som e'of th em seven its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser­ ill stances. The investigation will be vice and are expert horsem en. They &s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the will provide their own uniforms And tie alleged violators of the law punished m ounts, but n fund for their main­ lb if it i* possible to g e t’ proof of theif tenance in thy field has been raised Jy complicity. publicly. BE HOLD in FRENCH ARE t^EARFUL AND H A V E FORTIFIED ¿PARIS AGAIN ST ATTACK now St Petersburg !lussimi und Aus­ trian arm ies are engaged in a gen­ erili h iilt|e ulimng the river Seretb W ashington. \ug 'J* Jap an ad­ [}„ |Bcm Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in­ Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send arm y or navy to aid allies of t hut city, nor a tta c k Austria Wireless ;,i German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown British destroyer sunk the up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign destroyer in the Adriatic. fleet Another say ft the big transport with prisoners, principally Turemt and British soldiers passed Aixla ehupolle today. United States rn v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus­ tria in Tekio. Uncle Stun May O wji Ships W ashington. I). |C .. August '.!7{. — U tter dem oralization prevails-, among th e shipping interests of th e ' United States and large business houses who were contem plating the * purchase of ships for the Panama Cahal trade because of the proba­ bility of the l u l l e d S tales govern menl going into the business of 'owning and operating sbi{¿s. President Wilson was so informed today by members of the Senate and b y ,le tte rs and telegram s from firms engaged in the m ercantile ma­ rine tra d e . He discussed the m atter with Senators Benjamin F. Shively, . of Indiana; Willard Salisbury, of Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton, of Ohio. Preaident Wilson made it clear to callers th a t he is intensely in earnest in his desire to see regular lines of ships established from the* United States to South A m erican ports to take advantage of th e present cx( reptionnl opportunity furnished by the European war to capture the 'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the canal. . Relieving that a governm ent own­ ed line would lie the most practical means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice a n d of obtaining this trade, he . „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct governm ent appro­ priation for the purpose, t .The adm inistration bill will pro. vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested in the m ajority Block of a m ercantile ma­ rine corporation which will engage in foreign trade, particularly trade with .S o u th -America.' T he company >0 form ed would ha in all sompocta similar to the P annm a Railroad and Steam ship C om pany, which the governm ent owns ‘a n d which has been engaged in transp o rtin g pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e . • t\Var R e rc n se .T a x Washington, D. C., Aug. 28, • War revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the governm ent's annual in­ come was considered todny-ut a con­ ference between Secretary of the T reasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end t r Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd Chairm an. Simmons of the senate finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood declined tp say how it w as'expected to raise U«* additional income but It is understood a tax on tobacco, beer a n d liquors a n d 'possibly a A nm p tax will he ntrricd out. / . The bill ran be drawn quickly, in the opinion o f' adm inistration lead­ e rs ,,And its introduction is expected to follow im m ediately a message Bryan Tor Judge <• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY W ashington, D. C., A ug.. 28.— such legislation. Senator N athan P. B ry an of Florida The Evening Worship for judge of tho circuit court of ap­ THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to hoider are glnd to see him in the succeed the late Judge Shelby. T hat is the program of the Flor­ d t y this week. Dr. Housholder will ida • delegation in both houses of bo, remombered a s a beloved pastor congress. and this m o rning they held of the M ethodift church several a- m eeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the S tar in the. evening. Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re­ Wilson for the bench appointm ent. m ains ovef Sunday. If the pastof ahould preach his All m em bers' of the Florida delega­ tion were present w ith th e exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the of Congressman L'Engle. Soul." • First Annual Statement Shows a Large Balance in Treasury lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to M ay 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which am ount the sum of $2,150 was col­ New York, Aug. 28 lected from - M arch 1 to May 1. hurg-American Granfiti The financial report shows total re­ bears for sea. ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse­ ment* of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal­ S u m m a r y of W a r Today ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of The French and British armies on u lint tie line LVill miles across still the departm ent. are strenuously opposing the ad­ vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM, the French frontier. Tho British a p p a re n tly the French, troop» in tho trobps are reported to bo occupy­ Voagea district havd resum ed the ing a strong position and are • sup­ offensive and* have forced the Ger­ ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet flanks. side. While the -Germans have occu­ Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin, pied th e French cities of Lille, V al­ Sir William Edward Goschon, in an p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber enciennes and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov­ credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernm ent i n , the form of a white of m aintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way of his interview with the German Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira Von Jagpw ,.antl the Im perial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t't h e time of the British ultim atum , dem anding th a t Ger-, m any .should cease v io le tlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fc o h m ii. 10. the official report. Herr Von Jagow de­ plored the step which' G reat Britain, wan. about to take, as he saw the end of his policy and t h a f t h e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been to m ake friend» with G reat Britain and then through Great» Britain to get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Im perial Chancellor was taken aback.* He declared that G reat B ritain's action wns terrible to a degree and- declared th a t h^s policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tum bled down |lku a house of c a rd s /' Ho y *j J ö gR. iïYl held G reat Britain responsible for all th e ierfihlo evontk th a t might happen and asked if < th e British Governm ent had thought ,nt what p riff the '.compact to defend Bel­ gium 's neutrality would be kept. jf I'r m f ia f 1 fui|tfjM T h f French commander-in-chief, *1 n > i I General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton i f to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French, *« com m ander of the B ritish forces, f* V 1 1H ip flays high tribute to tho valor of IM r I ‘ I A 1 4 k? H the British arm y, which, he says, I _ mELi "did not. hesitate h u t threw its V i whole strength against • forces of ¿/X T , . r ------- « f c a . gréai numerical superiority I t Is reported th a t B ritish m ar­ • I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.' ines have occupied. O stend to pre­ vent th e . Germans from getting a foothold on the English Channel. tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn The German steam er Kaiser Wil­ personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a was little thought th a t in a few months' time these rulers would give the won B ritish' cruiser 'off the W est C oast of Africa. Vn Two Big Men of the War And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of Accidents that May Be Fatal. W ednesday afternoon am th e (axce i at- Zachnt>-,«” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33 c lo s e . tla a r n . h l T ' t h k * d a y t h,. t ,p ■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “ bursted w ithout a m om ent's warn- * ing and the boiler and brick founda-. rion and various ■p a r t s 'of th e en­ gine were hlowp a num ber of feet through the air; The saw yer, W. D. Sirjitli and the lum ber inspector, Mr. Kraehlc and th e negro firem an McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and Mf. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries. T he accident occurred ju st after Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in with the A. C. L. train an d the boiler was throw n over one of .th e freight m rs parts of th e debris striking one car and alm ost demol­ ishing it. The flying brick« struck MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone hnd struck his engine, b u t fo rtu n ate­ ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . • enough to escape the b ru n t of the Tailing »bower from the ji oiler, N'o reason can .be assigned for the accident which will cause the mill to close down several weeks for re­ pairs. The explosion /throw th e village of M arkham into a fever of excite­ ment and physicians were rushed to the scene of the accident a t once, giving the Injured a tte n tio n ^ while others dug iflto the ruins looking for more victims. U l fighting period was 7,168 datys; loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money $6.250,000,000. • *“ T he C rlm run war began in 1653 and ended in 1856. It Was under-, tak e n by England, France, Sardinia and Turkey, In support of the Sul­ ta n ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia from obtaining a .m aritim e outlet from the Black Sea to tho M editer­ ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi.. Tho British loas was. 24,000; the French loss was 63,000; the Rus­ sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money cost, $1,526,000,000. The American civil war lasted . from 1861 to 1865. its result was the abolition of slavery and a more jierfect union of the states. The first--battle was a t Bull R u n -in Vir­ ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender in 1865 at Appom attox in tho same state. N um ber of day», 1,468; Io n of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000. V T he wax between Francd and G f r -/ y j fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye» la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The w ar'betw een.R ural« a n d T nrkoy, 1877:78, covered 456, d^tya; loss of life, 180,000; cost in m oney $165,000,000. < ’ ' ( . T he Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life 9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great B ritain|y $1,000.000,000. ’ f T he war between Russia apd Japnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss ofiH /e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in .m o n ey , $2,260.000,000. T he Balkan war ngainrt T urkey, 1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss of life, 145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000. Spedai B. P* y . Program „ T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t in charge of ‘the chairm an of , the m issionary com m ittee nnd (he Bible TV r d < , ~ >. h r - t j e r r.r4 i ^ s n i r 7 'o w n ­ ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a special program nnd urge th a t all m em bers will bo present prom ptly a t 6:45. Visitors Are alw ays wel­ come. : . Birthday P arly Jo h n G aring entertained -quite a num ber of his little friends W ednes­ d ay afternoon a t his home, in honor of his seventh birth d ay . Games were enjoyed nnd a fte r refreshm ents were served all left hoping John w ould have m any more hnppy b irth ­ days. • *», • �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPOND DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD windows was broken by the thieves to mnkc the entrance. As usual th e Moore.’* S tation so­ cial was a pleasant event, although the weather was somowhal rainy. There was a good crowd in a tte n d ­ ance, . OVIEDO OCCURRENCES r~ night. Alm ost all the neighborhood was present and a happy tjme was spent by all. The rooms and porch­ es were beautifully decorated with flowers a n d trailing vines, lighted by Jnpaneae lantern*. The en ter­ tainm ent consisted of games, mu­ sic, singing nnd recitalion*.' The violin a n d guitar music by the Misses Kilbee was enjoyed by all. At the close of the entertainm ent delicious rak e and lemonade were served a n d ail departed sit a late hour after expressions of enjoym ent and wishes for repetitions of such events. Mr. Starling, employe of life F. E. C. Ily ., was visiting Cleveland Jacobs last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. D. A. H art of Conway was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. S tory last week. • F. M. S to ry is a t Conway this week, looking after his furni and grove a t t h a t place. Mr. and Mrs. E T. Cushing have been on a visit to his father. T. -1« Cushing. Mr. Cushing is now as­ sociated with the Wilson D ry Goods Co. of GainwVilie, where’ ho has m ade his. home since his m arriage. PAOLA POINTS I T he young couple spent several days In Jacksonville and a t A tlantic Beach on their return trip. M itt M attie Tate has been m ak • Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith, Miss Ing glad the Uvea of Paola friends Agnes Clark a n d Mr. Pat Simm ons with a w eek's visit among them . of M aitland have returned to their Although Miss Helen Heaaoner home» after _________ ______ Helen Taermah have not* a t Palm Springs, which Ts tui. ideal been residents of Paola th ey have ■pnt for cam ping, and which place been so intim ately associatetL^wLUt - M e W t t U L t t E M S .. ha*. bctuviieiy annular all. summer, all social eventa here th a t we shall tfx^ - y'^ ^ * T O T * r r S r J.-W om M * who, because miss them very much, and -whih nMrs. C o r a '' William« ha» moved of failing h e a lth __.baa. been.atvcrnl wishing^ lhcm__all good things in weeks a t-rB r^ -O h ris t* . -undertaking*, sincerely into the Powell cottage for the win­ Mr«. Williams will b e ' prin­ ,. left yesterday accompanied by her regret losing them and hope some ter. nephew, Mr. E. G. Whitney (or his day to welcome them back. Miss cipal of M onroe school this winter. hom e in Portsm outh, Ohio, where Reasoner has joined her fam ily In Messrs. Bell, Locke a n d Miles her many friends hope through Michigan a n d accepted a position made a business trip to D aytona their care and change of clim ate her as pianist in an orchestra. Miss M onday by auto. condition will soon be m uch im ­ fserman has gone to her old hom e Miss H elen Iserman has gone to proved. in KansaA , where she will enter Kansas to spend the winter. Her C. T. M cCulley, with hla sisters, college this winter. ‘ , many friends regret losing her. I • Misses Anna a'nd Lcita and- their Mr. and Mrs. Kressllng. f who ' Miss D ora and M aster Rush Staf­ friends, C. L. Cook , L. M. Braswell have, been visiting Mrs. Cleveland ford have .returned home after a a n d Misy P ritc h a rd enjoyed a n out­ at Echo Lodge left here for New pleasant visit to relatives in Geor­ ing a t Lake Jessup last week. York via C lyde Lino from Sanford gia. Their grandfather accom panied The Woodmen hnvo purchased last Monday. them home. tw o lots of the school property and Mrs. C. A. P o tter and little daugh­ Mr. Jim m y Johnson is the tirxt will erect n two story brick building ter, Helen, after a long and happy farmer to set pepper plant» in the in the near future visit with homo folks returned to field for fall crop. B .-F , Wheeler and Mr. a n d .Mrs, their home a t Cocoanut Grove on Fish are biting fine in this lake Jka. If. Lee of Lake Charm are in Tuesday of last week. and river a n d every day a party N o rth Carolina where they will Harry G arwood is Up nnd at goes' o ut to enjoy the sport. ■pend several- m onths among- th e work again.~ *• Mr. B arto w Mann ha’rf returned mountains. Mrs. B. W. Sm ith is improving home after n pleasant vacation spent F. A. W allare of Oriando is now after her recent illness, and is able in Georgia. employed by D. D. Daniels to as­ to be about the house once more. School opens August 31. We ex­ sist in the drug store. The Bruce family from Palm pect to have about sixty pupils enM r. Glover Bernroettcr of Jnck- Springs spent Sunday with Mr. and ru^e<^‘ Bonville is spending sometime with Mrs. Bridge. Misa E lisabeth and M aster John relatives snd friends in town. Mr. Schmela- is tenring down nnd .Hawkins are here from Oteen Spring removing to Woodland Park, the to upend the venter with Mrs. Cora last rem nant of the once fam ous Williams. MOORE'S STATION Pine Crest Inn, where It will help Harry Willklm* is at home after a to make a large dancing pavilion month spent a t Cocoa. Miss I>aura Hawkins is visiting M r. and Mrs. H. M. Gilbert are and possibly inaugurate in this ‘‘neck o’ the woods" the dancing with her Piece, Miss G ra c e /H a w ­ leaving on • T hursday for D etroit,’ erase which is taking the world of kins. M ich. .The G ilberts acame here a b o u t three year* ago for M r. Gil­ late. Miss Lillian Booth is stopping b e rt's health, w hich has been greatly U. S. NOTIFIED with Mrs. Taylor in §anford who benefltted and it is throught the D octor's advice to Mrs. G ilbert has not yet recovered her usual Of Jap an ’s Dorlars I ion of W ar on "Ja c k " is keeping t h a t they re tu rn north, as she has good health. Oernjany. ' been ill a great deal during’th eir res­ bachelor’s hall . during her absence. Viscount Chliida, Japan»*««* ¡unbanidence here. \ M rs. Gilbert will- be Pears and peaches' ar?. about gone greatly- misaed- from the .S u n d a y but gua.vaa a n d persimmons are on sailor ntpJVuMhlngioii, formally notlschool work. O n o .an d all h o p e 'fo r hand, and our showers still con­ .flinl -the^tTnltcd State* that Japan hn« declared war on Germany. The har raturn to health. . ____________ tinue. ‘ American government wh« asked t* T h e weather has been favorable core for J a p a n ’s inten-sta in Ger­ for plant raising. There aro miles many. * • a n d milt¡e of whito covered seed Viscount Chlnda repented n«*tird i l i . LIOTA SNAPSHOTS snees rtH*ently given lo the ItrltLnIi beds through o u t the Celery D elta, government that Japan*« activity w ith celery seed beds in the lead for Oh, w hat nice refreshing rain» we would be conlluv«! to the Chinn non« num bers, cabbage, cauliflower ahd are .having, an d what kindly feelings and cnilerii Asia. * peppers as seconds. Lettuce seed The poNltlon of the riilt»*»l Slut«-« the glittering drops inspire in our beds will be next to be s ta rte d . breasts. M any of our worries nnd net forth In Korret.nry B ryan’« note Considerable okra has been -planted anxieties are obliterated by these of three <iiys ug»» has m et with J a ­ all ovef ,the section. pan's approval. In rhnt communica­ long wished for showers. tion the Unlled 81 ateq . “noted with Fred Dorner has been hero for a Some of our farmers are m aking satisfaction" th a t Jaimn jrromUcd to abort time overlooking his trucking hay and every one is delights^ over , mnlntaln the Integrity of Chinn -ond business. He has a fine crop of the sweet jm tatb Itrospect.’ eventually restore Klao-Chow to celery up in New York,' which he Chinn, sought no addi­ The fruit in this section in meat expects to h a rv e st about O ct. 1st tional territo ry nnd nad pledged her­ pari Is looking fine. • a n d mill then re tu rn here to superself to m aintain the principle of th r Dr. and Mrs. J . . W. Nixon loft "open door" In Chinn nnd equal op­ ,in te n d his celery crop-at hts Celery avenue farm. * e last- week to .¿pend their vacation, portunity for the commercial Interest* the Doctor's relatives in of all pow ers.. Miss Isabel Haynor Is a t .hom e r Carolines an d Maryland. again after several months sp e n t a t WAR BULLETINS. Mrs. P. E. Gulley and little aon, her old’ home, Goodground, L. I. .». Joe, who have been vis]ting rela­ M rs, -M cDougnl and., d aughter, ¿ .p u ssla n tm tjlo front ,ort German M iss France» have retu rn ed 1 from tives in Conway, returned-..hom e froiltler extend*'11S mile». N ew York city, pdicrc Mrs. M eD ou- Saturday bringing-*“ Mr*. Culley's Pari* roimrta ’ 200,000 German . gal went for tre a tm e n t of h er eye«, sister, Miss Bertie .Barber huma troop« tn vtptntty of Brussels. receiving no J$/kcfit, but will re tu rn with them for a ahort visit. ’ •The 800 Brit lati «subjects in M un­ Mr. a n 4 ’ Mr*. Albert N elson -of ich were « Ire n two *d«ya <to. leuV* there in O cto b o h ^o r further tre a t­ Bayalc, CuLa. who have been .visit­ city. m ent. ing Ktr. and Mrs. Lawlence Sw an­ lh letters to " friettds^M rs. DétaBeer hn« been advanced h alf « ceni n iate r says a s . y c t'T h r D bctor has son for several weeks -i«It W ednes­ a glass tn litm lc h . A ’Lx* • •' getstved no bepeAt for hla nfffvc day for Jacksonville. .. Refugees from Brussels say It took troubles. ’- f V, 1 .M isses. Pearl and Margie Kilbee •even hour* for German troops tc nnd Emma Proctor of Geneva1«¡lent pass through the elfy. y Howard Sw arttt has returned from several day* visiting a t the hom e1of Itallnn arm y will mobilised An.hla váattlé^i sp e n t a t Lake C h a m p ­ the former's grandparents, Mr. and gust 27. W ashington bellevgs Italy an . «* .«>• i f i t u will Join England aud Frahc»* against Mrs. G. M. Jacobs this week. - • £ V •. . Mrs. Ada Broadw ay of Sarasota , Mr. a f ld /^ lr s . Billie Jacob» and Germany. was, the guest pf her unde, J. F. family, Mr. C hn tt. Faw cett, Mr King Alfonso has won oyer, thr McClelland a portion o f'la s t week. Newton, M r. \Voodward, Mlafca Spanish w ar .party, and as a resuU «pain will m aintain a "friendly neu­ Miss Nellie Lough from to w n was Birtis Jacobs anti Emma Proctor, trality ■’ ■■ long as her Interesls ‘a rt a visitor a t the A. B. Cameror} home Mr. G. Long an d'G eorge Long ail uninjured. • . recently. were visitors to Orlando Iasi week, Bavarian governm ent has arrang­ Postm aster Tilden Jacob« wont to ed to provide three .trains weekly .H e n r y Cam eron has been In P a la tk a some time,,^assisting in the Christmea Inst Saturday to assist until nit Americana ’«re removed branding of 6 0 0 ’ young calves, be­ Mr. A. F. Tucker, the new actin g from Bavaria. Tltere were 2.00C postmaster -wt th a t place to get AUHrrlcans Ip Munich when war be longing In in th .. .e. kept there v th ln ft straightened out and "order h la 'f a t^ r r, Joo Cameron. The German troops th a t torn»ed supplies for th e office] E d Cameron is getting a b o u t on part of th e Interpatfnnal fnrbe In Al­ Mr. a n d Mr»,^D*;*L 'Bridges of bania have Joined the Au«trlans opcrutches, as th e resu lt of a b ad kick Gastonia, N. C., urrivcii • ;-vr urd.iy I«'«lug the combined Montenegrin received on hla knee. to spend some tim e with the la tte r ’s and B errtan arm ies Invading Bosnia M r. and Mrs. O. J. Pope expect to mother, Mrs. Dorothy Self. Thai th e Uerman Crown Prlnct rem ove to th e Campbell place on has not bepn whaudsd. and Genera! Mrs. J. C. P artin, who spent last Celery avenue shortly. M r. Pope Von Kinmlch did not commit anloldr will superintend the work th e re ,-a s week with her mother, M rs.. L iu ie at. Liege, w e rft.a u te m sp u -m a d e ou Jacobs returned -to her. hom ein well a i on hla ow n' place on B ear dull hla a rrlra l In New York by Count Ovjedo Sunday. Johann Von Bcrnatorif, German Am­ * ¿T 1 y * Mrs. N. C. Jacobs, who has been bassador to th e United States.* general store on Gol Gartflan f o r e « from’ DaroarlalanC broken intc* la s t huite 111 for some time Is much invaded Becbaunsland. British .terrl better a t this writing. the m oney tory, but . w ere defeated, according T h e apacloua home of M r. and t andl.M rs. <}. M. Jacobs was the scene of . . . ,, the fro n t1a pleasant social event last F rid ay festtd a t ribubats lost 29.000 klHoc H ■ r __. _ : ■■KH amt wounded and thousands o f pris­ oners, i c a rd in g to sn official dis­ patch received from Nish, Servia. Germany ha» cilled to the colon all the last reserve (Inndstunu). Many of these reservista are ja ó ri than 60 yenrs of age, and a ré vet­ erans of the Ftniico-Prussian war. The usual strength of the landatunx U 060,000 men. 'The French cruiser DcSslx h as cap­ tured the Austrian steamer G rad at and taken It Into Brest. It carried s cargo of sugar and flour. T he llnet Flandre, which has been converted Into an auxiliary cruiser, has taker to the same port the Austrian echoon er Baruibeck, laden with n itrate. The Dutch newspaper Algemelc Hnndlesbladt, a copy of which ha» been received In England, says In s message from Maastricht th a t Gen­ eral Leman, In command o f th e BeV glnn troops a t Liege, was wounded by the explosion of a shell. German Charge d'Affalree Hanief Von Helmliauaen^aL-WMMjlfftau *n* 'nounred that he had rec*Hed an offi rial message from Berlin sta tin g thai the Germans had won n "magulflcenl battle between--A&U. . “Thank Goodness!” Deliveryman : “ I think you ought to thank me. They just got here this morning. Yes— pretty hot day for ironing, . so I unpacked them and brought them right along.” Mrs. Worker: “ I am more than thankful—-I am perfectly de­ lighted.” G-E Electric Flatirons and Fans will chase away the wrin* Idas placed by the touch or care and worry on the face« of your mothers, wive* and daughter*. Come in and make your se­ lection from The Leader* at the Market. 1 $3.50 IRO N S. NOW $2.50 The Ituaslan legation at the Hngu« announced th a t the nusslaus havi scored another victory In c*st_ l ’rus ■In, capturing atx Austrian officer*. 1,280 men and a battery of a rtille ry The Austrian losses were »aid to b« severe. ' That England has called all bet army reserves In the United Ntatet wss learned In New York from i acntl-qfficlal source. In reply to In­ quiries at the British consúltate fot confirmation this statem ent wat made: “ An official statement will j>t innde Inter covering the situation.'* The Italian government announced that the Duke D’Abruxil had beer it|rpolnted comumiider-lh-chlef o f tht Itnllnu navy. This lx an im portant step in this country’s preparations foi war. The Rotterdam correspondent ol the London Dally .Telegraph sa y s be­ cause of n shortnge of flour R o tte r­ dam linkers are making bread com­ posed of equal parts of flour and po­ tatoes. The m ixture. Is palatuhie. SA N FO R D LIGHT & F U E L CO. 110 PARR AVENUE ■ ». The C itrus Cenker. The citrus canker situatimi 1* summarixed by a recent retain «>f E \V. Berger, l’h D. of the Unlverwlty oí Florida. lns|M-ctor nnd ■-utmindogb.i. He states, th at no further cuaes ol the canker have been noted n\ M unticello, where tt was ttrst dlscov.-red, but further specimens have b,-en a.-nt tn from Snntn itosa amt »inlltv.-r, In­ dicating a spread to western Florida. Lower Prices on Ford Cars # Lflectivc August lit 1914 to August 1st 1915 and guaranteed against any reductions during that time: (In th« I nitrii «Ulr, »f Smrrir* Onljr) Back From War Zone. Three liners brought. Into New York 1,'Jftl m ore refugees from wnr rnck*-<I Europe. The «hip* were th* NcHirdatu Ilottcrdani. with l.OStt pa*eengt-r* : tin* Principe de Uilhie. frois Genoa, with lob, it ml the Krl*t Inula* fjord from Si-iindliinvln with l.lflU On the I’rineljH? tie Udine, which Iih<1 been rhnrteretl by n comm ittee ol Anierlcnn*. were cx-Mayor f!e»>rgi* II McClellnn, of New York: ITe*hletit Nlcholii« Butler, of Citlmnhln u n iv er­ sity, and F. W, \'nml|-rl>111, , $500 550 750 Runabout Touring Car Town C ar ■ Buyers to S h a r e in Prof i t s All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1st 1914 to August 1st 1915 will share in the profits of the com,pany to the extent of $40 to S60 per car, on each car they buy. P R O V ID E D : we sell and deliver 300,900' new Ford cars during that period. Ask us for particulars Ford Motor Company C. F. WILLIAMS. A<«i t EDWARD HIGGINS. : .Ir.m.n Kentucky Marshal Slain. Po««»*« scoured the iielgliboring b ill»' for trace o f the murder* of John <'»>l-| Hun. town mnrshul. who was «bot from nmbuHh at Berea, Ky. ÌA * o iia rd W a t k in s w as a ls o ah o.t, oelng ditngerously wounded. Net H e r Abode. “ Mv !nc»inn- t* snntll." id »* rut her dilatory'lover, “and |H*rlmp* It l* *t u »-I of me m take y»nt from ymir futber'« roof.“ •’But I don’t live, mi the .roof." wu* the prompt roply. Fire Raxes Fam ous Louisville T h eater. The Hopkins theater, The sc en e ol m any' fam ous political conrentlohs. h o t recently uaod. os a moving picture house, was daatroyed by Are u t L ouis­ ville. Ky. ’ T he Io m was 1100,060. Ttuvo flrantsn wore injured. Í * ml 1 f - lîîîî s T h e • N a tio n a l • W e a k ly C' A ' *' ’ JOHN DEUHK STAG SULKY i F irst T i m e HILL HARDWARE CO. i In C l u b » U n til th is r e a r ' Collin’,i has been soldst 15,50. Now the price is 92.50 and wshsve secured a concession where­ by w* can offer it at a still further reduction In con­ nection pith this publication. 0 Sole Agents For J p tfN Agents for E. C. BROWN’S SPRAYS. These sprays are equipped with two Double Acting Pumps. W e also carry a complete line of PLANET JR . Farm ■ Tools, See us before you buy as we can 3ave j1 you m o n e y / Y Spedai Offer to Our Reader» k r c o r n ü i n t tilt i t t t l drmlrtd Igr . CtfbrVat n iw .p u cr, w« tn *« eisd* muJt ¡M *»f s h m u to w tr It *mt our own pubUcitlon etch on e year (h t p r u t of CdBtr ttlo n t. Thi* it t lim ited t t «ad muH b« t a k e n e d v u n i« of proitiptlr. 2» HILL HARDWARE CO^ What You Get in Collier's V* t* th* ose bis. ladtDtodret, frtilru wttkl» ot the whol* coualrr. Not ouït U It th« «ood ritUro'l hsmlbook but II {« al«o S Dltuine <or the whulg lirmilr. Anoni th« ibin** thit s r«sr s sab«crtpUoo gm *.sr*f FIRST STREET AND OAK AVENUE’ XJCXXXXXXXXXXX?XXXXXXXXXXXX W . J . T H IG P E N a 1000 -r TheSanlord Herald ). DEERE IM P L E M E N T S j •tF - .~‘ } .*=- t " --, -, AGENT» if*- COMPANY • . " ■ * ‘ = . - * GeneralOtrtM with Fire Insuranc1 HOtOISr.HKAL lOTATg CO. Sanford. Florida.. » �■ ■ ■ AUGUST SS. 1914 'i THE HANFORD HERALD A ^. P A G E T U JIU our desperation we hurried two of our most Influential m em bers, Broa. J. K. M illing«* and H. A. Mc­ Mullen, as a ’ com m ittee of two, of! SA N FO R D 'S F IR S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH AND EARLY to th a t city to meet the Bishop. It waa Sunday morning, b u t In spite of STRU G G LES O F T H E PIO N EER S the sacrednesa of the day, the good Bishop was prevajled upon to re­ tu rn in the carriage w ith the com­ IÌY A. E. PHILIPS m ittee. He rested until the evening From-Paper Head al the Methodist Corner Slone Laying hour and then preached for us. The rtext day he met the official hoard, (Continued from Tuesday» Paper) and your humble servant took posi- who laid our case before him and How did Sanford get it? You tion either side of the other gilded; en treated his influence In our be- » . ■who are strangers will be surprised Btairway, and by persuasions, some-1 half w e1 jit the crudity ofvthings i n ' those tim es supplem ented by force, • , I At statem ent ju st received from days. Each man sent his barrel . I ,’ Ur‘ ‘ T T Y“1 th e Church E .tension Boar,I . h o . , . ........... . , kr . , !m out to W hite’s, had it fiHcd and convinced the hoys and girls t h a t ! th a t, our indebtedness a t th a t tim e hauled in. He paid 25e a barrel they must stay on the lower deck was 1,228.26, 11,028.26 principal for the water* and 60c to have it or in the dining saloon while they airtl 4200 interest. T hrough the in­ hauled Jo his door. How did we get enjoyed their rake and ice cream tercession of the Bishop the Board barrels th a t were water tight? You a n d — talked love! donated to us $900.00 of this lnwill hardly believe It when I tell you T he people of the M ethodist dc-1 debtedness, the church paying the these were kcrospno barrels! One nom ination here were poor people,j balance of $ 3 2 l2 5 head was knocked out, the barrel an d so not able from ready cash to T hus th e' Sanford M ethodist filled' With straw which was set on finance the building of only a modchurch became the bonefichify' Of /ire,' thoroughly charring, the inner^ r ' ' U.r.Ch:: t hey-:* * * d° W" ¡ t h e C hurch'E xtension Board to the surface' of the barrel, which •was'* to th e bottom of their pockets many am o u n t of $900.00. This statem ent then scraped aa clean an we could a tim e in supplementing the profits is proba lily an eye-opener to most EARLY CHURCH HISTORY r p , U. end It . . . r*..ly for ll ,1 the . t « ~ H comntMdjI enter-[ " ulmeet -- — n - . i r t ti ponsesThis part of “the history of. theso crude «UiibgV'krut"tiuroldrat. ~ ’ ■* ài -r- ; ■ .•! WOODRUFF & WATSON WOODRUFF & WATSON No Words A re More Eloquent Than the Simple Facts of The Greatest Clearance Sale j .hould cuuvlnre you (le. In which every Fancy Summer S u it in. this fine stock is at your choice during this sale at one of three greatly reduced serves the small yearly assessments inhabitants^ now living can vouch would not be complete without th a t are made on the churches -for th * -tru th of the statem ents. The special mention o( the honored name throughout the connection. This pleasantest rem em brance about this of Judge J. Wolford Tucker, who B oards aids in buQding thousands of water supply is th a t of a thirsty contributed more largely of his churches. Can more be asked o^ it crowd on a hot day gathered around lim ited individual means than any here th an it has already .done for p ric e s : __ the curb a t W hite's and drinking o th e^ member. Som e m oderate con­ the Sanford M ethodist church? great draughts of pure* cool water, tributions to the cause were also Judge ye. as it came up ' from th e depths in m ade by kind persona a t a dis­ If you have kept up w ith the fig­ the "Old oaken bucket, the iron tance, and one public collection was ures you have observed th a t the bound bucket, the moss covered taken up by Bishop Kavanaugh old church building, w ith expenses who preached in the church on one bucket th a t hung in the well!’’ of moving, re p a id '- furniture, im ­ There! I have slipped up o n ' occasion. This was subscribed to by provem ents, interest on loan, etc., you. before you knew it, perhaps. I all classes of people. But nearly all cost, ap art from the donation of with another variation. . | of it was very hard earned money . . . . ___ . . . . , a nnn nn Hut I must hasten bark to the which built the original church from ln <mr< ' ^ ro lma 0 * ' Perhaps at this d ay, will) all the s ta rt to finish. The exact cost, for. history. Don’t forget we were a t the ro r-jw a n t of lost data, cannot bo poil- adv an tag es at h a n d —skilled nrchiner of Sanford avenue and Sixth lively stated, hut in round numbers! tects und mechanics, im proved maatreet when we were sidetracked th a t cost may be safely estim ated chlnery,. m aterial m ore accessible .b y 'th e variation. Rev. A. A. Pres- a t' not less than $2,600.00 complete, (Continued on page 7) brey, who was preaching in the w ithout furnitute. Again our inde­ town hall once a m onth, was a fatigable ladies put forth their hands carpenter, anil he was employed to and made the money which bought The pointH to keep uppermost in mind are n a m e ly these:— build the church, performing his the- [lews, the pulpit furniture, car­ That every nuit is high-grade; lhat there Is no finer ready-towork at interval* lH>tween his dif­ pets, etc., adding over $500.00- more* try-on clothing in the world for men f that there is a full measure 1’roininf'iit ferent appointm ents to preach. The tn the original cost of seasonable service before every su it; that Ihe values quoted money to purchase the material am ong the leaders in this last men­ a n d,r ja y for construction was raised tioned •■(Tort are remembered Mrs are the regular prices which have been priced in our own stocks; for the most part by the process W ilbur McCoy, Mrs, Horace Whitesain* that every desirable Htylc and quality of Summer Suit is repre­ IW«. S Co. frequently condemned in lai»r years, man, Mrs J K M ottlnger and Mrs sented in the great assemblage; (bat every man is positively as­ Km called church festivals. These were J, K. Early, vAll of these are living O A» sured bis style, color, size and proper fit, and the full service tem porary commercial enterprises, still, except the lust nam ed.' And Malm Iwr ^ Hint is to be'expected of our clothes at regular prices. which in those days were Conducted we t a k e off our hat to <>ur venerable lUkmt** New York as cleanly and honestly* a« Tthy other, M other Simile who still l i v e s anc and made profit»ihi,e by the expendi­ resides with us, and who extended i ture of money, tim e and tabor, a helping halli! to the old Earnest Did vou think they were pastime Chapel building, again to the orig occasions? The tired hands and innl church' building, still again to feet anti weary faces of the noble its removal anti remodeling, and u women engaged therein testified to on tleck today with liberal hand the weight of the toil th at taxed contributing to the building <>f the their power of endurance to a sta g ­ Sanford new M ethodist church gering limit. * We also make our acknowledge-1 m enls to other ladies of the sur­ Men’s Wash Suits, $4.00 Grade.................................... .........! ........ „$2.65 Think you these were schemes of rounding country. Our good Mrs. extortion? Let me tell you that M e n s . W a s h S u i t s , $ 6 .5 0 G r a d e . . : . . * ....................... 1...............................„ "..$ 3 .6 5 when these dear women contriti­ M. J. Dnylb, now perhaps the only uted, caph one. her part, from h er[ surviving member here, and to still M e n ’s $ 8 .0 0 P a l m B e a c h S u i t s . . : ............................................................_ .,_ „ $ 4 .9 5 pantry „or- purse, Lhat part was a others who have m ov'd aw ay, and clear gift. And whefi th eir little we how reverent'y in memory of common st-ock jtjn d u n tcd in value the nobly llgLlLjd -P.UlILL- dettr. Utica, say to $10.00, and -as vhe faithful | w ho may look dow n upon us this servant in the parable they muni|>- day from the skies a* th.-y revel M EN ’S WASH PANTS HOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS uluted th at stock *<> as to realize in t h<- <-ti|oymc[it "f their reward around the liront W hile ’throne $10 00 profit on the investm ent, Sin-s N to 10 Year, $1.50 Line .................... $1.15 . then as the* servant brought to his The church building was re­ master .the five talent» with wfiich moved from . Sanford avenue and $5.00 und $6.00 Suits $3.95 $2.00 and $2.50 Ulne........ -1.35 he had been intrusted, a n d the other ; Sixth street to I’nrk avenue and! $7.50 ami $8.00 Suits . ... 5.95 five talents he had gained besides, F ifth street, the present location, in $3.00 and $3.50 Line........ 2.65 <10 00 and $12.00 Suits 7.75 so th e s e . good women turned into July, 1892. Dr T W Moore was pas-1 * the church treasury the $10.00 they tor at that time.- The lots com-' started with, and the $10.00 profit prising the new location cost $050 00. la-sides, and, bless their innocent the ex|H*n»e of removing was heavy, souls, said they had made $20.00 und in September of that year w<by the transaction! "B reathes there made our first application to t he a man*’ who would call that ex­ Hoard of the ( ‘hurch Extension (or tortion? i a loan. We asked for $1500.00, These compierei«! entertainm ents ¡ a n ,| this amount the Hoard con- t were field in ti*j hall 'whore we wor­ sen ted tu grant us in April, 1892. shipped, or a t private residences, payable in five annual installm ents ' Boys Are Cleaning Yards » or In some vacant qtorc room, or, qf $200,Ufl each, with interest at^, 'of ■Sanitary -Inspector A. D. .'.Smith *•* t. » perhaps, in the open air. - But fre­ six per cont, payable semi-annually. is. a -tn u c h *ouiiht man these days quently they Were conducted on a T he security requirud was first"mort­ 1iy th e aipnll boys of Sanford whp ISFAlaLTO ALLFQHS S OF larger scale aboard the steam boats gage on the property, together, with have, cleaned their yards. J IN SECTS&VERMIN k : J■ of the D eB ary .ajid Pooplo's Lines- the note of the trustees and insur­ -*#j ■ According to an" 'annoQ ncenm t The genial cajitains o r these hand­ ance policy,', made payable to the ItisNc 2-poisonous tot HeHu­ madq a week ago and through the Sow er Pipe; Doors. Sash and some steumera, notably C apt. Shaw Board. It was SeplciAber. 1893, ✓ . of the DeBary, and C apt. Rate of before all these formalities were m a n ! \m ily. I t can b speeuy rourtesy of M anager Herndon of Plinds, 'Lim e, Cem ent, Tile, the People’s Line, tendered the use com pleted and the $1500.00 ob­ •colon Beds,Clothing,C uiains the Star, Mr. Sm ith Is, now giving Walls <'<£. without eftsc doting |t o every boy who present» 'a note of their boat*, with dining saloon tained. Lath, Shingles, W ire Fencing, 5 from his parents stating .that V and servants and time, f r t t , to the orinjw ing them in any way T his amount was not sufficient to Vas cleaned the back yard a free O' } u ladfes of tho church, and m any were Corrugated Iron* Roofing pay. moving expenses, buy the now ‘T H E " Dl E H AS A P L I A N T ticket to the picture .ahow. As a «>. the delightful moonlight excursions lofa. repair tho building, add the i o d o r , V i­ *nO h *« I « ‘ around Lake Monroe enjoyed, foi Sunday school rooms, the tower, and ]5A DEODORIZ ER DuKSAW. cop»4«iuence the boys are looking for him a t nil times of .the day and ' -U ' the steam er^ In those days lsy over the resets, pay the architect andj -AY/WlTH ALL H O U S E H O L O H L II night, an d Mr. "Smith being a busy The Best Metal Shingles at $4.75 per-square here n t ' night. These commercisi meet all unavoidable bills, and our NCES m ap apd not in hit officy a great . ’ " riP» enterprises were liberally patrop- secretary of that tim e informed me Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 up. AIK VCHJF 5C At • *ND IF H I f deal -they infest the police office, ). Í i*cd by all ca«4*t lu m » you w a it ! Ol­ denom inations and * ^ 0 1(1 • ine? TO Ut, we were compelled to raise $2.000.00 |TA|NLltt~*sQM >Ol»0tOUt"the plsrk’s office and oveh come to 1 -classes, for the.S anford pUhlifc. pulled Cyprefis Boards for Boats and Lumber of all K inds »HON IlF LO ttV i Qj I t NOT i f . mQVb."ï*sThi»r;ym >unt was realized MCT TN| IK 1*9- The Herald office in -their search. together then as pne fam ily in such through aubarriptioiU and the usual However, Mr.. Sm ith never falls to , Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, N ovelties. things, and m any hundreds of dolcommercial efforts. have a ticket in h is'p d c k c t wher’R IC E 5 75'PER QUART . . ' : f j L i 1 l ' • l\ iars wfere turned in to the ^ohurch evpr found i5iT the boyVjrith the By the same means We p a id 'the• i treasury from theeo BOurVfea.*^ d t need jUSKALFGAtljOtt,, ST* * proper credentials. >2.50 GALLON r T ] »ot be added th a t th s social f*a-, Interest to the Hoard and made An experienced glazier has been * v* ' *_ $ - f ’ V ture of these occasions contributed paym ent« oh the principal hntil the 5PRAYERS.50«EACH In •‘A d d itio n .tir-th e above dllar a secjired and wc can now fill j l tr ^ I y to their enjoym ent. - Only £f©*t irse ie of 1891-96 struelc u«, fine $3.00 Reach bp*e hall gloVe, i»“it one* restriction sv«s laid upon Jhaae mm a n d tu ao Reduced our resoure«» th a t vrltfch dill he seen a t the 'Shnford L w orders fo r New C la s s W indows, pleasurable parties, and th a t was for a' time we were unable l o pay F urn itu re store or a 11.60 knife is FAÇZ&RY 5.0 CE *hen the elegant steam er, City of luatallm ents or even the interest. to bo. given the boy who deans the Doors, Show W indow s, E tc. ' Jacksonville,. first cam e out. Capt. We -were in a desperate strait. rhdst yards in his neighborhood be­ Shaw aaid to the m anagem ent: " T h e ' Business in the town was stagnated tween,* now and Oct.- 1st, the hoy fatpeta Ip the passenger saloon are M any people had moved aw ay and with tho largest num ber of yards to Even the com­ ^ l f y coatfy a n d very dalloate, and 1 some had died. his credit getting th e glove and the « n ’t allow you the use of the steam- mercial efforts could not lie revived, nojtt* largest getting the knife. FOR SALE BY *r uni eta you will guarantee that for both population, p n d finances, T he boys should aeo Mr. tSm ith no refreshm ent! be tak en up In to ja a Indicated, had been depleted and and ask him to explain all about th a t saloon. My carpets m ust n o t'* gloom of discouragement had astthis offer. be soiled." t The g tu ra n tee was tied over the community. n>ade. The forw ard doors to the I t was In the year 1904 th a t we aaloon Nx-rre locked during the re- heard Bishop A. W. Wilson would ■ireshment hi hour, an d C. H. Leffler visit Orlando a t a certain date. -In $15,00 $16.50 and ) 1 D fl . $18.00 Suits a t .... ( ip 1 1 . O U $22.50 and $20.00 \ Suits a t ..................j $ 13.50 ¡$35,00 $30.00 and ‘$25.00 Suits a t . . . OUR FINEST. “ SCHLOSS-BALTIMORE” SUITS ARE INCLUDED ACHES BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN’S AND LADIES’ LOW-SHOES INSTANTLY DIE W oodruff & W atson C A U SE W H Y A rage------x :x~— r x x x : THIS WQNDEF FUL INSECTDESTR IYER HILL LU M B E R GO. INITED 7P 7 TWIGG TAMPAJLA. HICKSON & SON JAMES POTTS T. W. BRYANT ■ ....... .... SPECIAL MENS WASH SUITS Try a Herald Want / A w. �»N ■ ■ -, T H E SANFORD EIERALD F AGE POUR ’ * AUGUST 28, u r n REAL C IT IZ E N S ; Sunday lays It away in m o th b alk giiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T he Commercial Club of Sanford; The sand oil road seems to be like has accomplished much in. the way the French an d English arm ies— P bU*h—i t* * fT T..o*l«y «od f>»f«r U o m in i Hr of advertising the city of S an fo rd . something t h a ^ i s nice to look at IJIÈ HERALD PR IN lIN ti COMPANY and th e Celery D elta. It has been hut will not stand the w ear and « . S. J. M lllLY, f d llo r composed of the real citirons of San­ tour qf the cruel world, including . w. H HAYNES Bunin«»* Monairr ford. who while they do not always that, rough neck of a Willis Powell. ------O — a tten d the meetings nevertheless - W ILSO N 'S W A R N IN G DaUewrd la tb« Cl«» b» earner $ 2 .0 0 per r*««- in give th e cldb assistance und keep up advance or tOe per month. Four powerful arguments support their dues. But sad*to relate, there P a r o d i l i In odm nco mu*« be m ode al office are- also rititens of Sanford who are the President’s earnest plea to AmcrWho said: "If you w ant to know whether you are destined to be a suc­ citizens arid newspapers to E a i e r r d • • K C M d -C lm m all m a tte r A usuul 3 2od gettin'g their money from Sanford i loan cess o r a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money? IDOS, at lb« Foe to Oca at Sanford. Rio»Ida. who have never offered to boost the avoid taking sides in the European and«» Act of March 3rd. 1879. city th rough-any source, who have war. Our population is d ra w n from If not, drop out, you will lose; the, seed of success is n o t ii^ y o u ." Osuno to Herald Batidlas , lo teo nona hi». 814 neygr joined the Commercial Club, the nations n t war. Hostility to one who never speak a good word for or partiality to nnother of th ese na­ EN G LA N D NOT BLAM ELESS their city Und the m ajority of them tions Is bound to cause * dissension . * te • •* • even subscribe for the Herald among ourselves. Our in te rests are I n a rem arkable article published ,j0 will always remain, a problem fo you if you do hot a t some tim e face the in the London Daily* News George. borrow their neighbor’! pape ouched at m an y points. O u r gov­ B a rn a rd Shaw says: issue of making ends meet w ith the means a t hand, b u t the problem will be It is high time th a t the real citizens ernm ent will be aided in guarding • " W e -a re a t war. I t is well that of Sanford bandid together and let these interests by a general neu tral­ we should know what the war these people who stan d aloof from ity. Our diplom atic agenta abroad a b o u t. To begin with, we arc not everything that gc**s to mako a bet- have been en tru sted w8th th p hon * * a t w * r * b e w a e - ^ p » i u ^ n i » < k - * * f t c r Sanford know- ju s t how little oriibln task of guarding the interests th at day when-you assert yourself m aster of th e^itu atio n and say: “ I infam ous proposal t h a t , we should spare th ey really occupy in the es­ of Ustionala of the belligerents in allow her to violate B olgiapN eutrality tim ation of the live citizens of San- hostile territory.J They will l>c nblc will n o t spend more than I earn, but I will save for tomorrow regardless . - they vL - ^ "Lf it. had suited lilted us tft aCWPt tjftb pi «r« them where to act fffectively o nly if all t he beof th e sacrlficV n ~~ , proposal, we w o lm i h a v e fo u n d lo n g '. T h e l u a ii vviiu ro íu .ic u lo enter o ligerents ìòofc^ néùCràlity • 1 .p len ty of reasons for .a c ce p tin g .jU -tim r is own rit^- as sincere? President W ilson hav W ith the facilities of this institution a t your service, it is akin vto T h e devotees of our own neutrality sho ul d not be allowed to participate offered his good offices if a t any criminaLjto neglect .your opportunity for saving-and financial betterh av e found some of them already no In a n y o f,th e emoluments won by tim e peace overtures would b e wel­ m ore Infamous than the diplomatic the faithful few through hard tight- come. - r r t c n h - T r r v / l -W P - n r p n r r p n n - y r u i f t n t - -j . • • Nobody knows w hen that reasons w e'h av e given in th e p a sl-fm ............ ill swwi iis««L; .w$HltW<«»waste— * for júntate, whkh J u m n a * ! in. ha U *. .tM m w.W ttffttt meat an d bloody ThcUl ^ «“ dn-bi S i b i l ì i convenient to us. Let us, there­ tho next six m o n th s.a n d the men bu t tie. It is a sacred d u ty ta fore, drop i t Our national trick of who tackle the job a n d carry it hum anity not to .place a n y ob­ virtuous indignation is tiresom e through should not give up any of stacles in the President's p a th . ^ ■' • - enough in peaceful strife a t home. the profits to the drones who stand A t war it i> .ungallant and un­ aside when there Is fighting to be • A N E W GERM ANY pardonable. done a n d come In for their shore of For ourselves we can o n ly say "T h is war is a balance of power tho spoils after the battle is won. th a t to us th e one consp^Uimi In It J y f WAWnmilR 0U5IHESS, War, and nothing else, and the fact Too long has Sanford suffered from all is. tlmt if hum nnity is h*ol to retwo nil havtf to face is th a t if our the dilatory tactics of there drones rognde unspeakably, absolutism M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS II. E. TOUR R. R. DEAS side is victorious, the result will be and now is the timo to label them must pay for this ‘tienisi of Chris­ I’r r U d r n l Vlrr-l*fnUii<-*l c***,»«» Am i CuhO -r an overbalance of power- in favor and p u t them in the discard. tianity. ‘In place of thè kindgom s of Russia, fsr more jlaijgcroua to A real us»» is either for- his own there- -niust a rise the republics of ; S3 all other combatant* than tlfc one town both tooth and toe nail or lit­ Europe: out of the ashes m ust come we arc fighting to redress. is against it and should bo treated | a new Germany, in which p u re tic"P russian militarism has "bullied as nn alien. morracy shall rule,- in whieh no one us for forty years. -Neither .Ger­ inun and no group of professional m any nor France believed th a t we GOOD A D V IC E mttnkillers a h a ll h ji v c the pow er to would fight when it came to the The war In Europe will.m ake the plunge the Whole world Into mournPointer for Swain*. point. That Is why there was such demand for nil Floridn products lag. ■ If this be treaiton to G erm any "The damsel who hatuth then greeta wild explosion of delighted sur­ eth thee with soil wontir. saying: 'liefirmer this senson and this state our rentiers m u st make the m ost of p r is e when the French chamber may have to furnish foodstuffs for it. To our minds it js of profound hold, 1 am «-icce.lliiK glad that Ihuu learned that we werfe game a fter ull. the Europenn countrieo. therefoMr i t , significance t h a t »o many Amerihast come; thou rejoleoil mine eyes T h a t is why the Kaiser, though belioovM the Florida farmers toi « in s are saying today: " W e wish I a>. Htirely It was swevt of thee to reckless of every other interest .con­ plant staple cotton crops in nntici- th a t the Kniner’ might lie t »eaten call.' Hut us for her who lovetli thee, lo. hIic runneth to the iltuir. sh<* hebl cerned, offered us the best exetise pntion of the demnnd. ,J. K. Ingra- anti live . G tym nn |>ei>plp win eth thy two hand*, faying only, (ih, he could invent- for our neutrality, ham, vice* president of the Flagler >Jt*w York Post. ’ N e d ! '" —"Tho Maxims of Noah." by believing we were only too ready to » , .. ------ O------’ , . . , . . nyntcm sends out the following (in Gclett Murresa sn a tc h nt it, and th at is also why , . . , The Sanford Herald insists on a .. , portant communicatioil t<» ¡ill tin wo had to Inko off our coat /»ml1 curfew law for Sanford and sa y s: agents of the land and industrial de­ sail In. We had to show th a t when partments of the East Const Rail­ “ If some of th e parents eould see E x p e c te d a R e a l B o a t R id o . It comes to a balance of. powey. we A conteur for the » nlarg» n>. : i of thi-ir youngster« off the streets aft -r way; • ^ were no mere dummy weights in th»» Stindny »i-lionl, • nrlrb -I “ A i ni» The wars "nbroad, in all- proba­ ten at night th ey would drum ml this th e scale. to Pah-slim-, bad hern planned by bility, -will practically exhaust the law- and spe ih n t it was enforced." "O u r Immediate business Is, there­ the superintend ‘tit. One mother, They might* and then again they resource» of the countries of Europe whoso son George v :<•*•! month«,r of fore, to figjit us hard us we ran, for in the way of food product* in a - mightn't. Some parents htive such tile hcltuul Ilcr.rPtg t Itri * l ||- StIJ t»uso u r weight * whan the settlem ent vofy short time, arti they will noe-, crude and prim itive notions of t.iu tend« u' mt ml- d t-.I. "‘i • m m-birs . comes will depend On the purl we e.ssafily be obliged to look to the ethical relation of parent a n d child J. for a .jii.it itíb-, ini I..H+.I 11* r,.<i irk. ahull have played in ’the conflict. «r .™ti,w- w .?<* I Uniteli Sta!» « fur . food, it would, such notions i s ’prevailed during 'Thelip rati un w ti ' - •,*. t.t “ Francd, Instead of usingvlmr_iiir i l o n t L iu _ v . Iti'lo r ill » •; i . . .* . ' r J TtTTferéTnre seem to nie wise to en-L tha days of tho rnyttiJUan on e a rth tii-Uot "—.V i nt y i i» ,?n* in ‘your vicinity, with all! thm they arc not disturb-d by the THe influences.tlu ify p u can bring to trilling nreum stances 1 that .their stro n g meri and women./h a » lent il bear tb e Idea' that food " must bej "kids" are loafing ubout the streets to Hur^la to strengthen _ the most raised, not ortly for our own con- JliflilUf dremnstttnee* that their tyrannical governm ent in- Btrropc sumption, Tiut.*for exports to these ¡ate at night n n d taking.'on n ftill a n d to secure the' interest 01» her supply of evil hubift to Uring them loan. She has entered into an un- w$rring nations, to disaster Inter on. Our crjminni The cròi» for this year abroad n a tu ra l alliance with Rus-da against will probably Ite in a largo jneitsure class Is largely recruited from boys t h u s . brought up, und when such -iv o .hav» m r-rijhi c n i s r , ‘“ ">“ ' g " “ I“ ' “ by boys get in convict stripes or other­ . t o n « « Franco on ih l. ncoounl. »l»"-pll»l> <» / * ' ... „ . . _ . . ... mira of -the men nercsoary to har- wise go to the bail, an Ideillly pt-rfeef io r we made nn agreem ent with . . ., ,, Vest them , so it would seem ns if system of justice would bring n heav­ Russia of ^tlll more sordidly com ­ there would be a period- of a t least ier measure of penalty upon the mercial character lor the exploita­ a year a n d a half before, even under g u i l t y parents (bun upon the guilty tion of Persia with capital th a t the moat favorable • circumstances, boys.— Lakeland Telegram.. would have fed our starving chllthey ra n again begin to Vnlse a food dnb. . Beginning nex t Sunday m orning • Photo by American Pres* Association. supply which.will help support them, *^ ~" •# • «4 Nhw m ark the consequence#-’ hence th e re should be no time lost th e Tampa. T im es will isaue a Sun­ Germany with hostile Franco on They in preparing lands and getting them d ay morning daily paper. one side and hostile Russia on the The accompanying tiboinsniph was taken from the warship Deiitsrhhoi ready for crops, th a t every acre pos­ expect to make i t ono of the g re a t­ AT NO TIM E o th er, 1# In-a position so dangerous of the German nary Tlu* German navy U the apple of the kaiser'» e je urn est in the stato a n d it will co n tain a sible be prepared to produce some D u r in g w ake fu l hour# «Jo o & r 'i tria ls, fre u th a t we here in our .secure island kind of Yood; bellcvihg th a t condi­ comic supplem ent, a magazine sec­ was expected to give n splendid account of l!*r!f ugalnsi Its foe* M r« • tid i n b u i lt ion» »ink in to t u c h u lfr r can form no conception of it# intol­ in»i|ciif)c«orr «« w»Krn tions will soon create demands for tion and other good things th a t are erable ten/lon. rityANCIAl. HT4TRMRNT Un­ supplies far exceeding a n y th in g here­ expected in n Sunday paper. “ B y our . blindness wo ■ have Origin of "Uncle 8«m." S c a le d at a G ood M e a l Mad* under Section 32 CJiaplrr - 559«, der L. p . Reagin the' Times will be­ Art* tofore know n in this country. of 1907, L*wi of Florida, «hdwlnt The name Uncle Sam was first used b ro u g h t 'a b o u t the war. We have »mount of ta> M rh*r**<l to tho Tox Col­ I t seem s to me th § t Floridn will come n great paper. PROVIDED ALWAYS lector ot Sominole rounty, Flurtde, to bo In Troy, I* Y-., In 1812, when soma -deliberately added to the stra in by have eight months o r more of a d ­ rollect«# for the current year 1912, and goods bought for tho government and m aking a m ilitary nnd naval antith* »Mtortionment M tb« «am* to tl>a »«*That tho Broad is rislit. vantage in time over an y other sec­ eral fund* which tax** have boon levied lor, marked U. 8. wftro Inspected by SamG erm an alliance with France w ith­ Inrtudint poll late*. nel Wilson, a government qmploye, tion of th e south in which to raise Yau’Il always find Total amount charted * o u t aD the same tim e balancing It# whose tjlcknamn was U n c le ' Sam. per To* Roll ol 1112 ‘ *69,2*177 crops of alt kinds. effect by assuring Germ any th at Oenormt Fund^,.......... Il2 .3 ll.ll , The sim ilarity of (he InltlntirTfuggrat* ,Ò U It BREAD if she kept peace with Franco we etl^lb»' adoption, and Ihc fainlltar pio% S W S S ^ i > . r l « P f 1 1 wError* and ineoltenw ould not help Russia against her. ~ Thè Right Bread ^ turn vilii ubon-errated.. * I05.TT ' __ a_— . / ■' -To iI aim*CO £ u h ha#;, Clarence Wopda of the Kwd A brui*« fund;.,. U M l t h Rustic L «K eflegion on his neck and Total eolie* d o n e 1¡>,024.(3 J . Là M ilia r e s Kitnr> and liuo|t>g. Joy In Work , Wall Done, - I s it to be wondered at, th at the wpr promisee to be as great as We enjoy ourselves only In our B ake ry x P o tsd am militarism, with- ita chronic the E uropean war on paper. Clar­ 1 1 3 M a g n o l.a. it P h o n » 168 JTo li »latir» U , , . l#,*l<*2 ii.n e.si work—In our doing; snd our best do­ a ta te of panic, with militarism raised ence has a sand oil road near Eustis ing Iwour best enJoym ent.-Jacobl. Qaaerat urhool fund f *7,OV.it to desperation hy the menace of that is one of the m any attractions Total eoll-rtloa».,., H, ia.64S.20 grror* and lakolre».... \ Russia, France a n d ’ England, made of th a t beautiful city, a n d pilgrim­ By Ta* aala.. . . . ' MB.Of . a .wild a tte m p t^ tb cut its :* .ay out ages a re made from all parts of a fter a ¿esfltifLng appeal- to let it Florida artd Sarasota to inspect this . » ,To B a l a n o * . 17,139.21 Rub tthnol* fund | 6. II 1.0* fight vuu* to two Instead of one to piece g( road. Willis remnrkod th a t TataTsWtoeusM.. ; ./ the sand oil* root! waC'ltH tight" In ^ three? U - i................. , ‘ ' tm»r* and InteWaa« ^rte..*,.............. i .K ssi.ia “ Dot u»_ b e :ju st to P oudam ? It a sm all miniature th a t could 'b e fly Ta* Salo. ,.v • M.Ii , m ay aery# Potsdam right th a t she taken in to the house ju st before It r frig h te n e d -d s nil so much th a t we rained, placed u n d tr n glass case We hare «iwayi tried to be jo« a linio »bead ’ becam e '“Incapable of realizing th at and hopt well dusted oil b u t1th a t of ih« odiai (olioW in tha («Mia] ejuipmcul af rot Mon, Aian erWi-nco of ikñdenfe lo thow ro lli. SM.00 o tlr terro r was nothing to hers, hilt he caught the owner of 'th e road the o«weM and »-.¡ly tha bol ni «enjAisg. we Total collodion* ....... »•».M pstchipg th e road by r moonlight if we had been true ‘to CiviHutioo Rima polla follie ltd alad!/ rrcnaiaiand to uteri ol iah not r h a r t e d .. ......... * T 10.00 an d kept o u r‘lea pltal a t home and and even the small pin points made ' b u r honor untarnished' by squalid by sandspura were patched up with Spadai read 6 -brida« com m ercial, adventures in tho ca#t, glue eVery night, ’. C lafepre Woods Find No. l... C«¡lection* le data. ... we should h av ^ controlled the situ­ comes rig h t hack #t him to prove a tio n an d kept th e European peace. the road la all t^ a t is clalnied for it vonnaa.., Com bineJ Office f i j E S By Taa Sal*. . . -V* H isto ry will, n o t excuse us becauto and Willis publishes ,what Clnrertcr and Fountain Pen says a n d then adds a t the bqttóm a fte r, m a k in g ,y a r inflvItaGle we run aroun<J at the. last m om ent begging th at th e explanallod might suit everybody not to m ake, a -disturb- Clarence b u t it did n o t suit him S waaabar of tba Carta*'« lax fami? I « Olllfltf »<1)11] and t h a t if the sand oil road waa Blttk Ham murk draint unita« • blue «ad drie» ■ jet blad ahee.” , ■(« d u t r i r t . ............ it/ brilliant, «mouth and permana* alt rig h t why in the sum m er breeze# Total MUsetJna... By error* tad IdmIdidn’tth ey build more -ofi t on Aha “ B o b HoRy dfttn u tu be modest main stem where real automobiles Hy Taa Sal«« M aybe so, but 1 never saw a bald ir yet who was modest. snd wagons could test It out. J1 Clarence now takes In the. piece nGÍBlU P r i n t i n g C o . goes on the principle th a t <>f ro ad , to hi* room and wraps the . 8,65S.Í1 0,55V.81 i S a n fo rd , Florida half nakod when bed clothe» around it to k< »......... ISV.ISI.TT E. A. n o U(II. ASS. Clark. dew off an d twice a week to be By J*». C. Koborta, D. C. shaved by the barber and over ------ --------------•s . . . THE SANFORD HERALD T h at Man W a s ___ THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING SOLVED "! ! BEGIN TO SAVE. TODAY , ~ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. Kafser Takes Great Pride In His Peerless N;iv-, B ottle Pencraft Place Your Order Now For ¿fcal None Better-Ask Your Neighbor Who Uses One In k • S i yyo ■VTàne.'WgàKjt �IN AND ABOUT THE CITY . M ethodist Services M. M. Smith of Winter Park waa HV H. Wilcox left y c s te rd a y jfo r in the city W ednesday. .hli homo In Hartwell, Georgia,. . Mr, T h e services a t tho Star T heater S^th "Woodruff of Orlando was in Wilcox has been in Sanford several each Sunday under tho leadership months, being connected with th of the pastor of the Methodist Utile Hlippenlngs—Mention Of the city on W ednesday. A. P. Connelly real estate office and church are well attended. A good • Matterà In Brief Every able bodied man in San­ was called home on account Qf^the representation from the different ford is requested to meet with the serious illness of his wife. His churches in the city find their way Commercial Ckib tonight. many friends here hope for her to the service« both inurning and PtRSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST speedy recovery nnd his early re­ evening If the reader has not a t ­ * MMmmMrs. C. 0 M cCranine of J a c k ­ turn to Sanford with his family. ” tended these services visit with us sonville la the guest of her daughter, iamninry o A l i e Floating Small Talk« Mrs. I). P. Caldwell. Piano and Player Plano- Expert and join in our worship. More than «Ofclnctlj Arranged For Hurried 200 were present nt .**trh of the ser­ Herald Renderli 100 MEN ARE W AN TED a t the tuning and repairing . All work ab­ vices last Sunday. * m eeting of the Commercial Club to* solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey. Box 1233-Phono 219-4.------^T tW -tf ----The Sunday school of -tho - M ath, night, which means YOU. odist rhurch is holding up well this Itev. F. P. Strong and family9 summer. A larger attendance th an expect to retu rn today from Ormond, ' E. H. Kilhee, one of the prom inent NEW RESTAURANT where th ey have been sojourning citizens of the Geneva section was The Bell R estaurant will open on any previous sum m er season. in the city yesterday. The Wesley Brotherhood Class for the paat week. August 19th in the Hines Building holds the interest of the men of the 115 First St. Meals and short orders P. M .. Elder and daughter, Misii See D utton for turnip, m ustard, city. There is always a vacant lettuco-and cauliflower seed. 06-tf Nellie are «pending a few day« a t will bo served. Furnished room s up­ chair waiting for the visitor. stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor. Coronado Beach. Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial The Sunday school hour is under 104 3tp. Capt. K. R. Murrell has returned gasoline irons a t Mrs. Simon's. . 2-tf tho leadership of Mr. M e ttin g e ^ from a trip to Ashevillo and o th er Notice School Exam ination having filled this position for 26 Dean Jones o fh e..C o lu m b ia. Colf m r tm tm w a f' - Ehf teh' 'TR r'Y eaEhbni' 'cou'nty exam ination years. His interest and efficiency lege of Lake C ity Is In tTin rit’y !rr- C arol frig.. continue to grow. He has an able for county certificates will bo held . day -looking after prospective s tu ­ corps of assistants. He has. a* place at Sanford Iwjjingltyj T yestUy „ Tonight thi-v Com nterdal Club -------------------------v dents. r v y n n e "from Sept. 8th nt *8 a. will hold an interesting meeting in Get your-ico cream Trom D uhart's the city hall and the committees will teachers in the Sanford High School; - - r t t o - g r a y - Tnriti ÎU 5. Place, Star Ice Cream Factory. 85-tf u for colored teachers ip the Hopper Theater. report progress. • N Academy: , S a t u r d a y O n ly — Largo p a l l s Snow , G. W. Spencer is spending a few* A f»e of »»« ‘h d 'ar mill h« col­ Drift lisrd W dO- M edium also-pails Special Service for the Children days a t Coronado Beach and will try lected of each examinee. Bring ink, ^5cVat J. Dr Roberts. 2-1 tc the sea bass while deporting him­ pen an d paper, r On next 'S u n d ay morning a t 11 Mm. C. H. Dhigec left today for self in the ocean brine. T ^ iiA y H i q L J ti L lg ^ l f T f n f f T - l K g '.Bkr f i a m wttk u— Diinedin ’where «he-wilt* fpem i w T.'J. "W A N T E D ' u sermon specially for the thildren the 1-4 tc * eral week» with her father and m eeting of the Commercial Club of th e city. T h e paronts ore uigeti mother, Mr. and Mrs. McClung. . to sec th at th e children attend. A ThC Red Light a / tonight at the city hall and' should large numlier were present last The Sunday nighf services a t the New booking orders for Dig Bos­ be there by nil means. Sunday, which waa greatly appre­ B aptist -church are a ttra c tin g such ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed. Frank Woodruff Jr. left Tuesday ciated. While this service Is foy the F. F. D utton. 9G-tf *. for Hendersonville to join his par­ larfii1 audiences th a t it Is predicted by the 'publicity com m ittee of the children u!I are cordially Invited to For Sale- Pepper Plants. ents and spend n few weeks in the The sermon will he church th a t the capacity will be I ho present Lindly W alker. m ountains. taxed .on next Sunday. The next to illustrative, West Side. P Mrs. P. M. Elder and daughter, the largest audience during the pas­ M r s. Q. L . Thrasher nnd daughter, , Alice left lust Tuesday afternoon torate of GRev. George Hym an w as: Alachua C ounty fnrmers will hold May have returned home* after for Hendersonville, North Carolina, present last Sunday. Mr Hyman (l („jr .,t (¡ainesville in November, spending several weeks at Brevard , where they will spend several weeks love» the people and his church is 1¡„ np(.n tn pxh.hit« gf all open to exhibits gf all soil and other point» in N orth Carolina with thi* Sanford colony in that city. fust, becoming one of the greatest li ye stocka iitla grim i turali in píeme nt s 5. or 6 doses "GGG will break any Those wanting Watson Sprayers factors in bringing, "the people to Prizes will he offered for the host discase of. Fever or Chills. Price 25 in the near future should leave or­ worship tlie God of Love. He la not ... der» at thu store of the Geo. 11. narfow In hia teaching b u t rather *p’,aya,. 1_ ^ cents. '9!*2<>b gives messages to help the .people to . . See the Hill Hardware Co. for Fernald Hardware Co. at once,.n's It live bettor during the week. For take« shout 30 days to get them J , C. Pearson fruij box nails. Prices thin reason he 1ms th e ear of the from rht* factory. . low cj^hun ever before. 2-4tc people. .Mrs. Bruton is in Atlanta tins Next Sunday cvehirg wilj Itn the " Tile ladies of the Baptist church Week purrhaMug her fall anil w m tir lmt of a -erie? 1 1 uhich r,.Broad will have their regular cooked food ami potted plant »ale next Saturday milfiuery nnd 1 xpei*|,« to have t n Hiihjt i't« h a x>■ t..... 11-nd. - " T h e It afternoon and evening at the store Immelmi' »tufi. of the \«-r> luten* L ig h t" will !•<■ the Miltject. Th e en­ ntyle tin" sen ho 11. She will nrriv tertainment committee of the church ijcross from A bernathy’s. ♦ ♦ $>l<$ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * SSL_______________ t : Y ♦ f ♦ -r+y , 1 m ♦ Y *> A ♦ m pst out oEJiis* rv en in g ^^n cstr 'after -a long— days w ork f His Still Tired Look Proves It . *• •» . „ tomorrow night w ’ X * . Closing out all typew riter carbon »per. paper. Best grades only, at 25c per dozen sheets. Herald Office. - 97»tf u The sidewnlka to Sanford Heights have been com file ted and when the street jTuaaing» have been attended to théf •ViAlK' lo' Siinfrtfd'4 Ireautlfifl .suburb will 1m* one of the most poptlLlai* in tho d ty , .especially* whim the hhingea get ripe. j Saturday Only—Large palls Snow Drift Lard $1.10. M edium size pails 45c, at J. D. Roberts. 2-Itc The bulletin board in front of the Herald office ia a very popular ptace to discun the war just now cs the hourly bulletins from the scene of opeintions eome in. »The Herald bul­ letins are five hours ahead of the dally papers and aro greutly appre­ ciated by the publlcl ♦ 'm — ---------------------------i— CASH OR IN STA LLM EN T ♦ ♦* ♦ \I7 ADCDM ATUV W. W. f ‘l*«lSfrecl& Palmello Aveno« Ad LKNAIiII SANFORD, FLORIDA +♦♦♦♦♦♦■+++AT ********** L. P. . ' iNcCuller’sI .*1 t c t .r . * -« r ■» u <> .Baby Cream per doz.,.50c’ 4:»; ............. ... — • 4»* I» Tall Cream per rioz » $1 ■* . * * ** *( $ 4 Si. Elmo Milk per Joz....$l i: «i o S2 lb cans'Tomaloes per doz 90c j j «» S cool npil rcfr.'KliitiK looking as tho white crest of a wave 1» n h at mndo of whilo tnullna and whltu ottom an ribbon, and trimmed with whlto catnellas nnd roso foliage, Llko tho lingerie hatg of form er seasons It speaks only of midsummer tlmo nnd seems no morn burdensome than a bit 0f m|8l aW|rff,lg aboVo the head. Tho fr a n io is tnudo of tho finest silk­ en VOred wlro and tho.m allna 1b first laid smoothly over It In two thick­ nesses. Tho construction of this lijtt Is extremely aim pin. Tho brim Is cov­ ered on the upper side with ruffles of tho mallne, and tho crown with row a fte r row of ottom an ribbon. Tho mallne la cut In strips about three Inches wldo and eacltat»ip Is folded along one edgo InjuRSublo h e r o one-third of .an> »Ineir^In width. This . . . * 77, * . , . ... A ■ T ry O u r 25"c C o ffe e ;;• • — . ■ * * ** O . «1 ’ • I> "f :: Fresh Evaporated P each is:: <■ i . . t^ . ■ . ! ;* ■ t t : Fresh Evaposaled Dales :: : ■ Clover Hill Butler—THE BEST :: i i - - - - - - - - - - - :-*- - - - - - - iiI. .> ; Country .Eggs Fresh Every Pay j ! ; ’ ■ ;; PIMENTO CHEESE i f ** ! - * ’ 1 ■ ................. - 4 3 !**T' X '\: • 4.» 7 B y 1. C, Hobart*. D ,*C.' A. W. Brown has removed from Enterprise' to Leesburg, whore he Null«» “ 4 Appllr»Uoa^ •* la « . LireU Utojet S r rtien S7S af Iba Goaattol filtoluttou haw purchased tho real estate busi­ Natia« U hereby jlvnn th a t / , N . F<rrt*r. purrhtoMr of T i t C eH ideSte« Nus. ness of the L. E. Dozier estate and Jr., 43», 494, 471, dated Ih» 3rd d»> o f.J u u * , wlli be enjtnged in the pleasant pas- 194)7, tondvT ss CtortiOrltM No«. 423i d»t*d tho 6th day ot Juna. A. I>. 1911, CartiS*» Thursdays and Sundays— Wood, titno of placing Leesburg on .the r>ta N o. 1048 datad tba Srd day of June. D. 1912, Cw tiSetoU N o. 2»1 d i t e ! th» I*nd Park. Picnic convenientes mnp. That city has gained a most A7th day of J u n e ,'A . D. 1909, ha* tiled aald amusements. The only aaVe, clean excellent couple in Mr.' and Mrs- littar aw e t o , ray o * mi ,artd ho* m ade ppllraliun lor ta* dead to tr.ua In arrardoutdoor swimming p o o h -' omptied Brown. anre with law . Bald rortiflcatM em brace Ih* follow in g d fie rlb td property ab u tted daily, cleaned and re-filled from a r­ For Sale— Tw o seated Studobaker fn Senti it al* cou n ty, Florida, taw fft: Ckrtesian well. Shower b ath , toboggan surrey in good condition, Yeasonable •T. \ elide. Leased p riv a t.ly also. 8t5( leit »S t ie « 0 5 . of B t o A) Hlk D . Milprice. G. B. P rank, Sanfor/1 Heights cheli’* fldrvay. L o r y G rant. N o. -471, Lot D , M iu h otro S u rvey. L e v y U ràni. Typewriter Ribbon»—-Remember J 2-2tp J N95,o. Hlk 423. Lot 47, Hlk D. M itch ell’* S u rvey. the Herald when you need one. I»»y t i n n ì . N o, 1046, L>i< 9 andCÍO A card from Dr. Brownlee a f Hlk C. M ltcheir* S u rvey, L ovy Ornai. Any make, machine. 75e delivered landa b tin g , a*a*a*od *at th* dal-* M ontreat in the Blue Ridge m oun­ of Said anywhere. Phone 148. 95-tf tha laauanre o ft auch cartiflratr* No«. . 4 * * * * tains states th a t he and his bride 43«, 4C| a«d 471 In Vb* nam * o f Unknown. O rllflc a to N o. 4Z3 fu iba ñam a of W. II. Actomoblle Ownera T ake Notice are enjoying the m ountain air and KUvenaon. l ’artlfleaat N p. 1046 in Ih* Reduced Rates .o v er Concrete th a t they have fires in the hotel nara* of N*. ,U. GIU bA G erii Scote N o. Ì S I ln the nam e of M y er» I*, ft U. Bridge a t D aytona— All small care every night. T he lectures a t the Unira* aald certiflcatl* ih all bo redeem ­ scrord ln g (O law . Or * deed will Irau* including Fords, with passengers, aaaem hly are fine nnd they are ed thereon on the 3 9 lh tf y df Septem ber, round trip 25c. .All large cars, In­ clim bing meuw4«ioa nnd otherwise A. D . 1914. d IM m tM W itn e.i my o S d a l ai inatura and '»*>1 cluding passenger* 35c round trip. disporting themselves. Dr. an d Mrs. tbi* Iba 971b day o f A u si *u A. D . 1914. («eoli K. A D O U G L A S «. VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO. Brownlee will be In Sanford ab o u t Clerk Circuit C ourt, He i lo o l e Co.. Fla. 2 -F r llle By J. Cl H ob erta.tD 4C . 83-Fr 1-13tc Septem ber 10th. . Im .. Í S "* t S ■ ■ I « T here wasn’t very much difference in cost, b u t this man is enjoying his evening a t home, nnd*so is. his +, wife. W e. have a fine line of C hairs and Rockers ♦ ■for you to select from. tho crown, w ith an, occasional plait laid In to accommodate tho ribbon tu tho shape. Thla plait In each row Is laid directly above that In the preced­ ing row. Ih tho wlro ohapo a wldu bandeau la provided at th o back, which 1b covered with plain m allne ami bound with rib­ bon at: Ila low er edge. A fow ruffles oro set on tho bandeau T blsjt a p re tty and elaborat4j-looklng affair that Is really (julto Blmplo. It Is ono of thoso h a ts which tho homo mil­ liner can un d ertak e to nmko for bor­ itor tu H tV 0,1 T>ur»d*y He N ati.» of 4p,jlc»ll«R taf j T . l 11»(-d ,t'n drr aci! with no reason to expect a fail­ ‘’a* bM>n ra m P,n K with h,!4 i «rrllan S i i af Itop <ìrn»r»l S la lu lr» ure. - . Notlr» I. h*r»hy fi» rn I h a l.J . N. Portar a t 1’aim Spring» for several tiny« and Jr., |iurrh»Mr of Ttoi C»rtlflr»l«» No*. 379, After the fram e Is covered two full­ expects to take a few days’, more 3SO, IH). 382, ilattod Ih» Srd d ay of .Ju ty. blown white roses, with their foliage, A. I>. t o o l, ha» SIp '1 a»ld r»rtl(rtotM lo my vacation before he returns to his afte*' and ha* mudo app lication for tax dopai or two camollae are tied together with I o ' I mup fn accordane» wtth law . K»ld run on the Oviedo special. a h it of block v.-tvrt ribbon nnd mount­ crrtìtlrat»« cmbr*ep «h* io llo w tsr d»»trlh<»l propcrty »iiuatrd In fiam taul» rumied bgalnst tho bandean and under500- pairs Indies’ and children’s^ ty. Florida, to**iv: n . »132 a i aand nd, II: i-ot» U t » tup, 108, u >1«. shoes, alt styles, values as high as l.ot i s s tip»» t»»* Bt KK por, rai, a 7» I h o » 4 s m a c h lffb s t i t c h e d in w h ite a l l * brim. Tho h a t la llnod with molino. _ d»(. Ü0 m inute'i W w with S' Un» 14.»0 ch», ( b r a n d JULIA DOTTOMLEY. thlckdesB of tho hem and $3.50, gojnjf.at Woodruff & U.enri' Ñ 10 il**. IO uà nule» W 9 ch^* ì , machtnV» stltchtng gives the edgo i (henea fi 79 d»g 00 min W .f S .6 0 ehr. I t h o m t 1< kA \ W atson. 5» ( 2-1 to Ihrnc» S lo de» IO min H 9 eh», thrtooe n n n iio h hftd«^-4n « t in n a r t It -Blouse Trimming. >„ ,, „ N 7» min r;E u.&w 13.60 rii», eh», an all In P loek o n o u * n D M y ^ B U p p o r i l i 79 dar. dre. JO mm •The little plaited frills of muslin M ltenell'a S u rvey. h »vy Q rant. The mffles aro^Hald on with very It will save you a lot of work nnd l).Kald land, twine sa»eu«d at Ih» date» little fulness. Tho row^ of ribbon cov- t h a t ,fall-down the, beeki of .some worry if you’ll buy your Sund.p* of the (aauancto o f aurh evrtlAeatat in thp of Mr*. M» E. flick*. erlng the crown are not fulled on a hlousea are v e i r quaint and attract­ dinner from the Baptist ladies. name Unit»» »aid riwilRrate» »hall be rad»»m»d ive. > ( ' ( • \ t * 4, - ( > ( 1 - « > ( Baked heant), salads, cakes, pies, error dine I i i i v . ' i u ' M «til i - u í UM*d ¡' »»Utoring thread, but Bowed down 10 the 29th d a y of Septem ber. A. t). on on Ihr candies, bread, etc.,, on »air S a tu r­ 1914. nr*» m y official .ig o a tu te and aedi day afternoon nnd evening, *across (h i.Witthe 37th day of A u g u it, A. I). 1914, (.rat) . . E. A. D O U G L A S *, > from Abonm fhy’a. i j ( Clerk C lrrelr C ou rt, Sem inole C o„ F ■g-Fri-6tr i?; . * hi:* :*.rru” ;*ed t<> u > ill the available 5ut) pairs ladle? and • hi! Iren chair» lor ,>un da night. A renia rkMr. und Mr». W. .1 lini • shoes, all,„styles, vulues us high as nhle thing about the, audience» is W ednesday’* Clyde* boat fur New 13.50. going at. $1 00 Woodruff* & th.it tl . art* th re rain or 5 *»rt nil,*., ih -v will ■• 1 Watson. • -.1 11 Th chart h will it.* open at T weck- ta hing ni i h *-, ■ . Then. J. Aulin, one hf tin* protu grcii 1 i it.* \ tee* begin* al T I.V ’* inent and progressive m erchant of W I', lia wkill» und mu, Alili, Oviedo wns iti the city jesterd;, \ NOTICE left Tuesday mm mug tn ib i i ■ - . and report,» Ids hustling city a» he AI have chit re«* <tf ilio lni»lti. nt of through in Coro •!>* ft.*.., 1 * j ; i? mg-nil I he' i^j;t |> a ml r.nnst.i r. tl > grow I'ilh ll*c 1 St i iiturunli i- (!•*., I S. t ll.twhin nml hi:!, dnuglil, 1 I Imi' < ing larger* went ti*, 'i .un M • dn»*'U,.i. tn In* (•i.*'. Laici 1. igitt , nn I W. A. W ■' comb, 1 cm he found In.tin 1 n i A* • Nalurtlti) Out) Large pail- Snow gone for ,1 niniilh. r— f««nr*.*» Odine in tlie court hou.«* Drift l.ard $1.10. Medium »i/e palls 1Î t, Dc i-ich nn* been .11*p.*1f11*<1 *45r, at J. 1). Roberts. 2 - lie , T H O S . K. 6 A T E S diet r id me Huger of the Virginia Mrs. J. 11 Overm an i- removing Carolina t nemicai 1 «>. 1 .Un» .'her stock of mMliner*. "nod" to T»m p ili''. • u* ■ flii.j* ’ ... lì. lìrowti U (i\l ADVl RUSINO pa toduy where »hf* *• ill engage in who 1<. m**i to te i fiuti lion aitli buHncijp. l i t r many (rii,M>Us regret . the G u lf Fertiliser Co. of T am pa. ■ to ice her leave Sanford where she N«*llrr of f«[ T'a. »i t im i U ndo i»î ih r tinner*! S t a i l i * . Tins resided so many year* Mr and Mr» J. T FVtchi r nniT Section I.5 làhrr»l,> (Sl*®n itosi J. K, l.s in t. rrh u er uf "I » . (.'irtllicste N o. ilsl." ,, 5 or G doses GOG will bernk any children left on n rd n aed ay for pu ihr :lf,| <l»y of june, A 1». 1913. »ml !'«■ Ft Me I I. '.her'* *1 will Efiend I lin r itr No !•'» >l»tr.| Ihr It II it»)* ill Jol t rase of Fever or Chilis. Price L’.T \ I I 191*1, tl». (il-'1 .»lit rrrUll'-»*— u r vd («rover i»|n *ng. ' ni> '.iti»',- » e t it». m»il» •11111101loi, tuf i . i cents. HI -'»t "I .1.Ceil in Tt*i k tii* •1* »--i t o i . - u r ill » r r o r i t s n r r » I t h I . S u i t * The body of Mrs Itoch .d J v Ml-I *. - - *■( 11’ 11 III k ! \ | t; **rell r f i l t r i l i r fi<i rlol jtwr »- rl ipy r .mi l ul »i ft p. r*ul IIhhif I kI in| 1i nl ou»li*l i E c o’I" tiii • t Land whs hrout lit here for buna! accom pamed I hem on tin* trip t ) . I Inriil», l u - t l t : C .r tlllr ll* N o 9u*>. lo t i., Hlk IS. Tier A, Hmnforrl. Thr ■». it on Tuesday am i laid to n*bt in I»ml h»ln ( »»«»Mill at th» data of tho taMr*. E. B. Brown left yeste rday • uanr« ot «uch cvrtlflrate In th e m m . of lakcview cemetery. M rs. Bdch Holtrcra Turnar, , ■' ■ formerty resided here and in Ornnge for Tnmpa. Mr.* Brown will leave O rtlrtrata No. 4(11 ambrarr* I^jt t, II Ik 11, Tier 7, Sanford Tho »aid tatui county. Rev. Hymnn officiated a t nt n o o n to d a ; and they will make lum e a*»ce«*d tot tho litote ol tho l»»u«nro of >urh oertlflrtot» in th» nam e of l.ynrb. J Tam pa their future home. Their the Interment. K t'nti—.* .»ili rortlflrtoto .h a ll Ito ro,, , . . . , m any Sanford friend* regret tn lose toorvtod »rroriiltix to law. t » . ti«e<! « ili Momlay will be the la*t day of . . .. , , on th» 29lh .l»y ol Srptrmhrr. . v , them from their multi but rejoice A I$»hrrxon J«If | the Rpcri&l price on. electric iron* at tV n n m my ofllcl»! slgn»tur» »n<t »r»l in ihç fact that Mr Brown ha» sethe Sanford Light i Fuel Co. office t ht- ih» 27rh <l«y o( Auguit. A D 19t l t e irret! h l«*tter position. m.»li E. A l>Ol!*,l,A.*S, 'They arc being »old at $2 50 during * I•-rk t*trruil 4*uurt. »t'tiilnut» C’o.. FI» 2 i m U t Uy i C. Kobtrth, 1> C August. 2-lt|> , |i. t*. Smith waa a welcome vi»- ' N ote the restful look and position of th e man in the EA SY chair. Snow-White Hat for Hot Weather home **■ *r**v |H E man in th e ordinary chair is not getting Y JL -f ^ ' ( ) a<: iT y H IC JT -j - «' ? JLV U 1 f T fj y v. O Consider the advantage of having a partner in yûu'r business who has ample j resources, who allows you to run y o u r business as you wish, iand who takes an ‘ active interest in your business success.. . (* , t (This is the relation w e form w ith our custom ers, w, < t M ake us a partner in your business agreeable to*the above conditions; them MAKE OUR BANK OCR BANK Seminole County Bank (COURT HOUSE BUILDING) FORREST LAKE, P ro . - ’ D. L. THRASHER, V Pre». A. R. KEY, C u h ltr - ■- r $ r- nrS I a i HHBI J. - I- t Q . �• r‘i ti p *M f S- , *■ . '-'j* i * i - .* *•♦. . ^ =-•* —» —»• n r* ----- - ~.i ««* - r • » rVn -*• V__, ' THE SANFORD HERALD ■* * fV ' AUGUST M , 1*14 , for breath. “I show se half breed. Yon see bees mother—abo mulatto. Cheapest Best Ze dogf" "How do you know th a tí’^ I naked, surprised. “ I Baton. I bgar u> talk, but 1 say nodding*, m sleur. Vat I care whllo be tre a t me right? But now I abqw heem vat I know. He not lord eet over me ven ol’ Sallle vna his mother ' Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co. - b y gar.no!" "Hattie! You canuot menu that mu­ going- forward nt present, not until the latto woman back on the plantation?’ SYNOPSIS Cordon Crai« I« hired by two men. Veil men understand the situation. They’re and S m ile at "Sure! Tbo of Judge wax hla fa und Neal* for 110.CU) to go south and tin- n hard lo t" ther." p*r*ou*L* J'hlllp Healey, oatenalbly to sere “Revolutionists ?" a a «Máte for Uenlen- who, they aay, ie In Tho whole ttilug came to me In u Harvest Tim e “No; plain New Orleans wharf rats, Haah na I atnm l across nt tho mate, Time Limit of Ja p sn ’s Ultimatum t« prtaçn. Crei* te to take with Mm a tro­ Germany Has Expired and She tbo scouring of the «even aeas." to Imp*reonate Mr*. Henley, : wbo scarcely realized yet the revela­ Has Ordered Beginning of Opera­ Suspected of burglary. Orali ;rai* uIe cleared four—seek—hour, an’_ nodding to e a t tion mode. Ho was brooding over hla tion* on Land and Sea. by . á young woman wgndemig In th* You asy te cnptalne send you? Bah! vgndaf Book on Vegetables Free / ; , rork and hungry. Ket van not ao—ucvnlre! Vnt you have, wrongAind how ho wna to be avenged. ■tree t. She Ie out of wor "By gar, 1 forget.” he said wiftty. They talk In a reitaurant. The French nnd British droops are “You van after zo monlca. too, hey? facing the greater part of the German She ta an actreea, deaertcd by her h e y r Tbo negro mumbled something Bab! Eet make no difference vat you nnny along a battle line which ex­ wwalthy, drunken huaband. Bha mnaenia to go aouth with Craig. through -thick lips, and the Irate mate know. Ho haf you here all right, vnr' tends from Mona to the Lurxemburgj lira . Uernerd la a good woman and will gripped him by tbo collar of hla Jacket you keep atlll or"— And bo drew tbo frontier. The allied armies, which play the part of lira. Henley to -help ahaklng. ÜmXeilow aa bo.mlitUCa.ilfl8.-t>acfc 0f n-vn|f0 „croan tila th ro at “ I have been concentrating lit Strategic Craig. They e rrtrr er ttre tundowrr'tftw« and liurilngW nm w t^errow-tbodeek. ’vendor ho not keel you fu r a t m’aleor points for the past two weeks, are lay plantation and ara greeted by a rough "Sacre! 1 keel you for 6 cent! Queok Maybo he uao you an ’ th en have you believed to be strongly «vlK*urhcd, Jacksonville, Florida looking orereeer. Coomb*, the orereeer, and a myetertoue now -jum p! Put nil on right way, b / hot In so poutb.- Oul. ta t bo ze cany with powerful forts to lend support V£y. 'W hy you e v e r-cum down an ' Baltin aeem to be th* only par- gar, or I show you! U R , C. M A X W E L L ,'M G R. SA N FO R D BRANCH in holding back the Invaders. the plantation. Craig la kwal- brandy to rat!" ..1- 4... ... ijq Philip llen ley —bey?" An official announcement burned at W-- ■ a shot and find* a man murdered. The steward alunk Into tho passage ’T h a t wna all a mistake.” I returned Paris warns tho people that the tldef'1 tlrou»e*rd, a creole friend of Coomb*, leading >■. tha tuiutxj1. iiiut tha. creole. detlttcnitely. ■*1 came m erely-to look of . batlli*j»*y-eWv*i»wi)- H a r r th a t appear*. Probing the murWgf. 'Orahr fturta a fter hla Interest” there will be no actions along this «be oorpee mtaatng Mr*. Bernard tr ree lty turning. “Ah. m’ateur, 1 »aw you n o t Par­ Interest! Why u dead man have great line, which 11r# l^iund to be Mr* Henley. She and Craig determine to fight for her mlaalng buaband'e eetata don zo rung linca*, but 1 loso zo tom* Interest T’ rnqmmled to by Just ns stirring coun­ 0Ua*t ColUj* rad Matt B**uti(nl C«mpui In Florid*. CaUtfs. Acid*lay, Music, • She bell ere* Henley deed. pculr. m’aleur." Do you mean Philip Henley la teractions by the Germans, and that Eipreuian, Fat* Art», Domestic tad Industrul Arts, Busiijats, Tesfhers’ Cuurs* Coomb* denlee Henley Ie dead and de•That la not to bo wondered a t " 1 • _ . the people must wait for the outcome flee Craig, although the latter rereale answered, affecting good humor. "Uas dead?" Twelve buildings, steam heat, electric lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium ; ’You pretend not know? By Gar. of the drat phase of this great battle, Urn. Henley'* Identity to th* oreraeer. eet queer! * Veil. 1 tell you, ra'aleur. Zo which probably will last several days, no malaria, quarter-million-doilar endowment. Three teachers of music, 95,000 T he tatter eaya llcnley hlmaelf put him the drat mate been ashore?" “Out. m’sleur-aslecp to tho sun, 1 bole back ov ze picture. 1 lie there before It can determine on which aid« organ, a dozen pianos, two Glee clubs, chorus clasar Superb new rooms for 1) ustn charge of the plantation. , inesa School, full banking equipment. New chemical and physical laboratories, bet you! Bah! Any man could watch oue night an’ leeaten. week, ten days victory rests. V ra. Hanley nnd Craig And Philip Hanequipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilizers, foods, water, ley'a aeal ting In tha garden. Exploring tbo sea from tbc cliff. D at job not agu. Ze capltalno talk with Bailie. Japan Enters W ar of Nations. Preparation for-Engineering Course. (bn bout* alone, Craig Onda a tec ret b* la ­ need se funit otllcer. Sacro, but ’tin a Hu have, letter from north, one, two Japan hns come Into the w ar of Lakes, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, football, basketball,' Christian, but ment room. dog’s life at son!" sheet |taper, no' joot toll heem how eet ndo nomination!!!; expenses moderate; scholarships available. nations. The emperor of Japan has lie la trapped and dlacorara twg dead I nodded my bead, too busily engag­ all v na.' Borne 0110 write lieem. 1 tlnk declared war on Germany nnd the For Catalogue add re** bod lea. On* Ie the mtaatag corpse, and ' th e other ta Coomb*. Craig la struck ed with my (fwn thoughts to give much mnybe Pierre Vonlque. who went wny Japanese fleet nnd land forces are 7 WILLIAM FREMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D„ LL. D., Prudent down and la made prisoner by a (dark consideratlon to Mb trouble«. Still, long time. No m atter. Vnt bo told ready for the struggle around Klaoyoung man. another named Herman and this situation as revealed by Brous- wnB znt M’sleur Philip dlo—die qucck Cliow, the German protectorate In Brouasard. Mrs. Hen ley la also caught. surd's complaint.* would afford us a frum accident. Nbvnli «peak, nu’ when China. Late dispatches from TslngCrglf and the-wpman are taken aboard respite of at least four honra, tf this x«y pick beem up zar was noddln' In. Tnu say the German preparation Is n yacht, which sails TH* owner and m at­ ter. tha dark young man. calls hlmaelf was tbo creole's watch below, then bees t»oclset Set», m'sleur! Ho vn* complete slid that the territory will Philip Henley. II* tries to win Craig, nnd Herman would keep (be deck. Even roblx-d. Vonlque be hear about eet bo defended to the utmost. Hevrral th * latter feign* friendship for him In or- lying there at* anchor tboso reflows (In' ze body. No one know who ze German warships are lying In the hnrd er to help the women. would not leave tbo crew alone. There | mau ls. But Vonlque know. To prove bor of Tslng.Tnu uud the Watcra have Cow or Field P eas; V elvet'Beans; Sorghum; Millet; Mra. Henley denlee the men la her hda­ was too much at stake, and, besides, bs nd. She la locked up la a stateroom, and there’ must Still remain it lookout eet he send ze ring—ze signet ring—off been mined.. Complete andFulI Stock Garden S eed ; Poultry Feed *e finger. Zen bo write: ‘Look outl Coincidentally with Japan's dec­ . "Henley" produces papers which Beaming­ ly -support his claim. Craig pretends to ashore. Ilqw tver, It wna it relief to Borne one has ze papers. Watch who laration of wor ngnlust Germany, the and Supplies; Incubators. Join In hts filibustering expedition. snow ttint the German bud nothing of comes!’ Zat vns true, m'sleur." • British official news bureau announces Juat Received Stock of New C rop, A ll V arieties, of T urnip Seed * “ And some odd did conic, BrouB- thut the Ati*dro-Hungarian govern­ , ^ 3 importance to com mu nica to to Henley, CHAPTER XIV. ub occasion even to'' come below. s a r d r O LDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HO U SE IN FLO It- % rment han ordered the AustMnn endue! Broussard sunk back. Into a chair, IDA. W RITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Th* Creole's Story. "Oul. queelt—a felh>w with n letter Kalkerln Elizabeth, now nt TslngIIH sank down' on n looker and watching the rrlgbtened negro hurry from Philip. Eet whs sign bee* name. Tau, to disarm and hnR Instructed hid tier face In her handa. The back and forth. At Inst. satisfied that he«*a hand write, appoint heem oror- the crew to proceed to Tien Txln. ‘ Jarksunville, • Florids pitiful dejection In her attitude everything available bad P e o n .pro­ ««•er " TUI* apparently ejitullintea Austria • compelled me to bend over her duced. the former strode «cross to the / ’And what become of blm?" • fro id the con diet In llio iuP'esst. table, Jerked oift a chair nnd waved I r quick aj4npnthj. The creole shrugged bis shoulders. Liege Ports Still Defy Hermans. She, (poked up Into my face. “ I not bla hand toward tno In invitation to " T l* not my business, m’sleur. Ho While the Liege fort* qre Nflld to not afraid. Only. I cannot bear t ho Join him. go wny somewhere queok. Maybe he be holding o u i .j i i official statem ent W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ? 'T h e lazy dog! TIs Ukcly all you not like ze plate." thought that you doubt me ever no from the French government tell* ol little. 1 know 1 have been Indiscreet, will £et. m'sleur. Maybe you eat with tho blowing up of Fort nhnudofnnThe dead face of tho bearded man In th a t you might Juatly deem rac'an ad­ mo. bey? Or would you wait for *o the rear rogjn rose boforo me. But tnlm* by the Belgian ootpBmnder a fte r FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN O UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA venturess.; But I am not, Gqrdon capltalud?'’ It had been raxed by German-gun*. 1 Broussard went on: TALLAIIA88KE G AINESflLLE C raig: 1 am a good woman left to " I’ll take pot luck with you. Brous­ "Zen yon catue. m’sleur, ’long wlz ze Official UuNsUn dispatches claim fight alone, and I must hare your sard." I agreed genially, speaking girl. Ze rapltnjue be, laugh, eet was victory for the Upas ion forces over C e U rfr of AH* *ml H f f r n r r * ; N o r m a l Hr boot; 8 College» and Ittrlatona; t.lbrral Art*; lui« of M iu lr ; Sr hoot of Kiprroaion; Nchooi of Unftn<-nln(; ra rh rra rCollege; o ll* * * ; Hi tingine*«Ing; AcrlntHtife: Agriculture: TTeacher* faith or break down utterly. Do you loud enough no the negro would over­ so easy. Why ze girl, m'sleur?" three German corps. Great Duke Stfnol AM; Kl i r n »ion IHilnlon: C r a d u a t p Hr hoot. M o d - 1 p r r' l m o n t H u t i o n ; K tlvnalon IMvTUon. ffrad u am C believe me—all I baTo told you—that head. 'T v e got to get accustomed to bool. t T f * n r * brick tmlldm a«. t^-u-tr^ f y m n . Nicholas, commnuder-ln-chlef of the rrn Uymnasium with «»rimming pool; t*»krt ball "Philip Henley wna married." »B.1 trnnU court*; now arid tTu-lrrH building«; awimming pool and many aubaktiary bulbi 1 am (gaily tbo wlfo of t’bllp lien- camp fare and am hungry -enough to "Non. nou. Impossible: eet cannot lie Itunstnn army, describes Russian vic­ beautiful n m p in ; djrmilortm bavo all modern •rum. lng«i «I o/TWer», ln*trt»r-tnr» and »«alatami; 551 begin. Besides. Captain Henley Is laid shown. T Is not of re record Ze tories tn E ast Prussia. ronoralcncaa; I t,» dbiiug rt»m an-I kltrhcn mnat young men frodi 4» Florida rountle* and 24 «tate« fo rr* , In Florida: 418 young » « m m from 49 and foreign rountrie» taat «earion. "T ea." I answered through clinched up tn hla berth with n alck. headache cap’ltnlne not frald any more. Un just The Servians apparently are drlv- hygienic ceuntim and 12 Half* tan «caaioo. and doesn't wish to be disturbed. Ho play nr!* you like re "cat a l l zo mouse. lug oul the Austrlajis. and a late dlate e th , atrufgllng Jo contret myself. Tl'ITtON FBEK In College and Normal Srhool. TlimnN niKK; hoard and Kntrmnr* F— and rntrann- tm for the year 1124.00. }1.12.50 per year. F or a moment ahe sat In alienee, and, told me to tell you, Loula." Hu know Philip dead—ho lias ze proof Pfltch by wny of Italy says It Is a n ­ hoard For catalogue writ» Writ* today tor catalogue. w hile I dared not look at her, 1 know “Yea. snh. Hbail Ab make you sum —nn' now he breaks ze will a n ’ gets zo nounced nt Vienna Hint the operaEDW ARD CONRAD1, P resldenl 4 A. A. M URPH K EE, I’reNldenl . h e r eyes were upon my face. toffee, snh? Masan Broussard ho monies. Ze dog rich now: zen bo bo Him* against Scrvla on tbe Drlnn. mure rich." "T h e n 1 will do whntcreg you aay. don't nobber drink none.’’ river have been abandoned. go wherever you tell me," ahe prom­ “Yea. And. by the way, Louis, take “Do yqu know nu executor of the It 1s re|K»rted'lhat the Italian urmy ised grarely. "I cannot decide for my- a*ltmcb Into the lady. Fix up some­ will named Neale—P. B. NealeT* will be mobilized August 21. W ash­ 104 F. S treet FhooeNo.182 "Oul. m’sleur." eel/. 1 am too confused to think clear- thing neat ir you can, and let mo know ington believes Italy will Join Eng­ < i j . b u t I trust you as a frland." “Who la he? W hat does he look land and France against Gennnny. wbpn It la ready.” '* PERIODICALS M AGAZINES J drew aside the curtain draping one “You know ze capital no before may­ llkeTk “ Ifo vna a planter two mllo went o r th e after ports nnd glanced out. ea­ be T* Broussard asked. JAPAN DECLARES WAR. Ice C reim - Soda W ater • C onlecllonery Cigars and Tobacco ! g e r fo r apythlng to distract attention“No.” 1 answered, wondering wbat Carrollton. I see beem maybe ten T hrough the clear glass 1 corid see the he couid bo aiming at; but willing to dnya ago—leetle short man wlf bald Army and Navy Ordered to Strike rurw e o f shore lino forming the little glvo him a freo reír. “But bo seems bead.” at Once. m w . Ju st within the foam of the to be a pretty good fellow.” Ho (toured out another drink of Tlie emperor uf Japan hn* declared breakers n half dozen men were “ You think ho—hey! Maybo ao while brandy, am}, downing It, pushed back w ar on Germany. This action waa launching a amatl boat, I stared at bo get you Altb heera. Den be se hla chair. taken nt the expiration of the time Now is the time to begin planting Onion "By gar, I talk too mooch, maybe," lim it o f Ja p an 's ultim atum to G er­ th eA an instant before realising w hat devil. 1 know, tn'slcur.. 1 see beem Sets. Considering the present price of, I t m e a n t Then 1 dropped the curtain. fo r long while on to ocean; zat wtiar he aald. yawning. "But cut make no m any demanding the surrender ol [ Onions, there is every indication tlmt they will lie on exceedingly profit­ dif. Ze capltalno ho cop -zv monies Klnp.Chow. ’ • . ‘T h e mate is coming aboard." I said you flu* o u t” •w tW y. "You must go to your room: Th® Japanese government hna or­ • • able crop to plant. “What baa ho done to yoy?” I asked Juat ie same, ap,' eet better you know. Now I turn In an' aleep." He croaaed* fiu. We <]uo(e r Pit. I’k. here la the key: lock yourself In and carelessly. fiu. Qi. dered the beginning of operations ou <* We Qnotet *1 tho cabin to his stateroom and closed1 land anfi sen. only opeo when you hear my voice.” I.M 3.75 Whit* Silytr Skin -IS .70 2,75 i 1 Crystal Wai BtirnuJ« 20 “By gart W batt" tiring.up a t th«' 20 .90 350 Ycllaw Danrrrs Walla B«nnu«ta .15 .n 2.50 •’ "A pd yon"— . ' _ . v !’ .’ recollection. “ Get out o’ here, yer tbe door. T he Imperial rescript doclhrjng war The facta were clear. Philip Henley upon Germany hn* been issued. It i*•• Rad &*rmad» 20 .90 350 Whit* Multiplier -IS ss 325 “ I m ust take care of myself: don’t coouT turning fiercely upon the stew­ wna dead, killed while Intoxicated, ei­ Parrel Pest Ral« p*r Qt. $<. Par Pk. 20t. Write lor fall price lit! jut) ¡itued. 1’ officially Inaugurates hostilities In *wuity about me." ard. and then leaning across tbo table, W ithout ao tnnch as a glance nt our low Ming hi« voice, which yet trembled ther accidentally, or for purposes of th e fa r east ns n re*tm of Germany's ¡prisoner she opened the door nnd. with WIMT passion. "Sacre. nWdcur. It was robbery- And I16 had lieeu robfie»! failure to reply to the Japanese u lti­ a aw lft look .about the outer cabin, dla- I ao bis dirty work live—seek—year, when picked up liy tbe |>oUcc, nothing m atum . to Identify him being found. Beyond PL A N T CITY, FLORIDA T he proclamation of the emperot «ppeared. lie no sailor, but I sail i t sh eep 'fo r doubt this half breed brother bail dis­ aeut a thrill fhrough the country. i »»♦»♦♦»♦♦»♦♦I I aittat keep Henley concealed nnd him—soo? Tree, four time I sail xe patched n man north to look 1dm up— silent until dirkneea rendered oar os abeep. an’ be make se money. Vat bo po«*lbly to assassinate him If neces­ J a p a n 's entrance upon the fulfillment -cape possible. In order to accomplish geef me? Mnybe *100 ze month—bah! sary. .The fellow had cither done tbo of her obligations to her nlly, Great ■' this It would be necessary to prevent eet wna to laugh. Zen be fin’ oat Job, or been anticipated In 'bis pur­ B ritain, responds to tho popular will ■either the steward or the mate from Dutch bog. (lexuiAU. an’ make of beem pose. In cithot cam be was present from one end of tho land to th« other. •«entering the after cabjn. -All .peffi frocp ao fund officer. 1 not like e e t I tells »■* Identify tbo body nnd bad written Choorlng erowda assembled In Toklo .. t Ube-negro 1 dismissed quickly. eoniM<m a t once. Inclosing tbe signet ring aa before the bulliUoga occupied by the H } l i u i h l a knowledge of in i ntnudlng on proof. T h a t Was tbe aa mo ring we departm ent of forelgh affairs and th« The board would Inijict bltu to necept any had found In tbe arbor, and which Vio­ adm inistration -of the navy. explanation I might make. But with la bad Instantly recognized. AnA\hoae popular tnanlfcalatlons, however, do ¡Herman the Situation was not no dear. men who *lmd made a 109! of mo were not approach the euthuslnsm which tSTtcthcr or not the captain bad Inform­ the robbers. They bnd found pa pore preceded the w ar with Russia. X e d h in t th at I wna a volunteer mi tbelr and letters which opened before them 1,000,000 MAY LOSE JOBS. U id jM •spodltlon I did not know. 1 thlsa scheme of fraud: then, wttb hla bad btm placed as a gruff, bard (litwl residence address, using bla keys, they taking other medicines. 1 decided te twa dbg who would Strike Oral nud in­ bnd learned everything necessary for Stoppage of Dye Imports Would Closa Majority of Friends Thought Mr. Factories, take his advice, although I did not have the completion of tbelr plans. A copy vestigate later, on^ III dealing With Hughes Would Die, Bat. Instructions have been sent to Am­ i t the Judge's will m ust have been In whom either diplomacy or force might any confidence la IL Henley’s . |>osscsslon. nnd. no doubt, bassador Gerard ami American con­ nm vo equal failure«. Yet | poaseisod soon» lawyer’s tetter, describing tha su lar officers In Germany to notify One Helped Him to * 1 have now been taking Black-DraugM (hla advantage: I could deni with him situation, received since the departure th e state departm ent at W ashington i. With but two watch pincers on tor three months, nnd it has cured me— of hla wife. Apparently everything a t once whether the European war only one at a time could leave Recovery. two rio te r crooks needed to know was will prevent the shipm ent of dyoth e dock, and Broussard. I felt assured, haven’t had those awful sick headaches In their possession. All they needed atuffs to America. ' bad no privileges In th e captain’* cat* since I began using it. to do sm s pull tho Strings, using a ■ T he m atter la of vital Importance From what l know of Henley T to woolen, cotton, silk, leather and figurehead to represent Philip Henley. doubted If even the Amt officer felt Pomeroyton, Kjr.—In Interesting ad» I am so thankful for what BUck* That was tbe part for which 1 waa o th e r industries In this country th at privileged to Invade tbo privacy of Ws chosen. They had tq construct a Be vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes uso colon because the present aopDraught hen done for me." * without sotng*, apodal rtaaon, In order to Interest me, yet th a t waa P lf will Jfcep inch factories -going discipline on board, strict writes u fo llo w s: "I was down with Thedlord’s Black-Draught has been comparatively easy, and there was a only 100 days, when a million work­ Then» bad to be to control strung probability of success but for ers would be throw n out of employ­ stomach trouble for five (5) years, and found a very valuable medicine tor de­ peculiar, conditions of which they m ent. captilo Into ( lifted the belpl esa ca would have alck headache so bad, it rangements o l the stomach and fiver. It could know nothing. T he half breed h rw. Ing at me In lmbad never been mentioned. He. waa Foes’ Goods In London Boycotted. times, that I thought surely I would die. is composed of pure, • vegetable herbs, my ears could distinguish tbe monkey wrench thrown unexpect­ Many shop .windows to the west of oars as the small boat edly Into tbelr well oiled machine. Yet end of London are displaying signs, I tried different treatments, but they contains no, dangerous ingredients, and I t b e stern of the Bea Gall, even without blm, the .reappearance "No German or Austrian goods slock­ ns I despised the fellow, t bated acts gently, yet surely. It can be. fredy pf Philip Honley'a wife waa sufficient ed here." This -development of the dkl not seem to do me any good. blm, yet o«r safety dopebdod on to cause disaster. w ar on .the Gorxuaule conference was I got so bad, 1 could not eat or steep, used by young and old, and should be and I dared not,negloct tho ld*-btodirtrw *rkftv»^-«M U ^w lf» !-T h e magie of inaugurated by' the board of trade • a tbe boat grated the words balled me. Then pow. If all *boycott,............... which” -la spreading rapidly. and an my triendl, except one, thought I kept tn every bm ily ch est y air." the aide 1 stepped forth Into tbe l had lea d e d was true, abo waa bh> Feeling again*! Germans Is becom­ would die. He advised me to try Get a package today. to w ait T o ze capltalno. an*, by gmr. bo keep mo widow.- What would that mean to tut? ing ao h itte r'th a t Ralph niumenfcld, * up before ao -port watch. You Tbe awlft Iwatlng of my heart answer­ proprietor of the Dally Expres*. pub­ Thedford’s Black-DramrhL and ouit * Only , a ouariar • •came down tbe companion atan’ zat, m’alaurT*. ed. 1 »knew thl" tint, however 'sin­ lishes; R la quoted, that neither lie rd before blot. r. I shook my bead, uncertain Joat cerely she might hard oocd supposed nor. any of bU ftaff la a German. ' wbat ataúd to ta k a t * } » ,, * , . CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 * BATTLE RAGING ON BELGIAN BORDER Soldier of Fortune— By Randall Parrish USE gritish and French Fight Kaisers Army JAPAN IN WORLD WAR IDEAL FERTILIZERS s Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company ROLLINS COLLEGE,' WINTER PARK Jnn SEEDS SEEDS X S * E. A. Martin Seed Co. £ MAXWELL’S ONION SETS KILGORE S E E D C O M P A N Y STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS For Engraved Cards See The Herald • • * *»i A •* * ^ ^ �* tv THE SANPOBD HEBALD AUGUST M . 1114 SOLDIER OP FORTUNE B) RANDALL PARRISH Copyright. ttu. by A. C. McClure A Oa CONTINUED FROM PAGE S ^jeT o reJ nênlcy. big neglect. cruelty, dlwtph'lon. had long ngo driven nil oentlnient from her. Before wo m et her girlhood afTcctioo hnd _becu ntterljr cni»be<l and destroyed. Loyal aho wna and true to~cvery tradition of ber wo­ manhood. U w as to guard hla Intereat, not her own, th a t abe had accom panied me on thia cz|>edltlon, risking her good name In the belief th a t he was unnblo to care for hla own. W hat would ahe do n^w? How would abe feel tow ard “ ■w f TYPnt change wtÆt t f t t i mikr In the Trlendly relatidhahlp between' o i t 1 longed to tell her and yet shrank from the taik . ‘ ■ ** Xhe sun lig h t; afream lng In through the upper transom told qjo the aun wutt dipping Into.the w est.. If we wore to get nway when p lght cam e there w ere many things to coo aider first. E spe­ cially was I ohecaaed now with a detlra to overhaul th e captain's papers and secure those which would be of lienefit. We uniat pOaaesa more proof than the garrulous talk of the second mate, and surely th a t proof would be discovered In t b e s f t e r cabin. The noise ef the atewnrd'a dish washing had ceased, and cautions luvistlgatloti dlsclrwed him sound asleep, curled tip like a dog. on Iho deck. Assured as to this. 1 ventured up Ihe companion stnlrs and Indolgetl In n glance forwnnl. E sce p t for a group of-anllors dolug some sail patching In the shade of the ch a rt bouse, uo one was visible. The vessel rocked gently, an d far forw ard there was a sound of hnmtnering. The tnnto would bo there overseeing the Job, whatever It might Ik*. Surely no hot­ ter opportunity than this could tie given. I stole back, silent and unobserved, listened an Instant to B roussard's steady breathing, thou unlocked the c a p ta in 's door and entered hla cabin. Ills wicked eyes, blaring with hate, glared a t me «» l approached, and. In spired by Borne sudden feeling o f sy m ­ pathy. I tient over and removed tho gng from hia mouth. The result was sn outburst of profanity, bristling w ith threats. Uut these as Instantly ceased sa 1 picked up th e cloth again. "Do you menu to kill me?" he naked. •‘Not unless 1 have to. but I bold some things more valuable Hum your life. Ju st 4>t present 1 mean to look over jVnfr papers." CHAPTER XV. Undsr Wsy. lay quiet, but w ith -g larin g H E ejea following my every m ovement us l throw open the d raw ers of the desk and begnn handling th eir contents. For some time I discovered nothing of spe­ cial in te re st I c&ine upon one secu re­ ly locked. I tried key after key before discovering the right one. realising from Henley's squirm ing that I m ust be draw ing near the goal T he first paper -touched w as a copy of the will, stul a little fu rth er rum m aging p u t mo Into possession of various docum ents Which I believed from a cursery glance at their contents wero of utm ost value. These I hastily tran sferred to my coat pocket, making sure I had tho original letter descriptive of Philip H enley's death, ns well ns the copy of a m em ­ orandum which th e half breed had evi­ dently draw n up for tho convenience of bU lawyer». “I think I’ve got your num ber." 1 said finally. "You've got to get aw ay first." be sneered defiantly, “a n d you'll no t find ‘h at so easy. M r tu rn will come vet. you spy, and then you’ll learn how I bite.” I laughed, feeling no mercy. “ Ail in good , time, friend. I think you h n ro had your inning. Now i t ’s mine. 8o you are C harles Henley?“ He did not answ er. 'T h e Illegitim ate son of Judge lionley and a negro m other. T bat'a a clcvriè * , V forgery, th a t papof of legal adop­ tion. I adm it. M ust have had legal a d ­ vice for tliuL W hat did you juty the lawyer«?" H e atared at mo 'w ith com pressed . v Ups"N ot ready to coufefcs yet? Well, you will be. By the wny, who was th a t 'Pierre who wrote telling you of Philip’s death? Not Vonlque, was It?" "You devil!” he burst forth, tortured beyond resistance. Ills teeth ground together savagely, and h i h u n t Into a string of oaths. ‘T h a t ’s enough.” And I got to my fe e t “ 1 see I’ll have to gag you ag ain .’’ . I replaced the gng and took a survey of the cabin to m ake sure all w as se­ cure. Nothing bad occurred In th e outer cabin during my absence, but the (row ing .sh ad o w s evidenced tjje a p ­ proach of tw ilight. In those w aters night came quickly. Locking th e enptiln 'a door, I entered my own-Btntcfoom and sat down on tho lower berth - -------- til w ait. Is s v lo r my door alightjy a ja r. The cabin grew constantly darker, al­ though outside, through tho open p o r t * I could still jUstinguish gleam s of light a^ong the w ater surface and the height a of th e Island. H erm an came dow n and entered hla stateroom , hu t w ithout clos­ ing tho door. Ho rem ained but n moh ’«lent o r two and then hurried back on deck. Suddenly a gust of wind blew In Ibrongh the port, and It began to rain gently, but In huge drop*. Ear. cvray w asTho rood hie of" thunder, echo­ ing acroM the open sen. The storm Was evidently coming up alowly from tho east, an all the. w estern »ky was clear and streak Hi with golden red. Then a sailor came down the com­ panion stairs, his oilskins rustling, and pounded on the second m ate's door. “All hand*. Mr. B roussard!” There was n muffled response, and the creole, buttoning his Jacket as he passed, followed the other on deck. A moment Inter I heard the »low Uiroti of the engines and glanced out to note tho shore lino slipping past Into tho gloom. Tho Hen G ull was under way. It would bo some tim e y e t-O fte e n or tweuty m inutes at tho b est—before I dared attem p t to carry ou t my pyfti of oscope. In spite of th e overspread­ ing cloud and steady rainfall daylight lingered In the west, and it »(»ectral glow hung above the ocean. There were prelim inaries to be atten d ed to. and I was eager to be busy. The «tow ard had aroused from bis nap, a n l i watched hlrh low er tho ta ­ ble, and spread It wttb a nrtdtu cloth. Now the distant clatter of dishes proved him to be In tbo pantry. He could bo dealt with tiiecu even to b e t­ ter nOvantago than In tho cabin, and, nunoamb aU ut. ns be -undoubtedly wmrr 1 .felt It sa fe r to pUen hint power to create any alarm . The task Confronting mo was far too serious to leave our re a r unguarded. 1 slipped silently along tho short passagew ay, and, -watching bis back closely. Investi­ gated the lock of tbo pan try door. It was of th e spring variety, easily. det to fasten, an d could not bo operated from the inside, -As I pressed In the cntch th ere was n clicking sountk which caused tbo negro to tu rn around, the w hites-of hla eyes gleam ing oddly. "Oh, my lordy! I neb ber beard-you. Mimas Craig. By golly, snh. dls yero nlgguh sure thought tie w as shot." "Not yet, Louis." 1 replied quietly, ■tnudlng In the opening, on© hand still on the latch. "But It 1» Just as well for you to be »etious about It—J*vo got tho weapon nil right—see." and 1 push­ ed the revolver butt forw nnl Into tiUt range of vision. “ 1 don't mean to hurt you so long as you keep still." "W hat—w h at you a-goin* fer to do. sab?" "Get aw ay from this ship If I can. nnd you are going to help by rem ain­ ing right w here you are, boy. F ir s t w hat's In tho small boat, hung to dav­ its astern —provisions. I m ean?" "Tlmr'a n breaker of fresh w ater, a n —an' u package o' sea biscuit, sab. Ah—All reckon that's all." "Good! Do you tmp|mii to know bow fur we a re away from the main const ?" "A-ubout thirty-five mile, sab." "Florida 7" nTT'yoo. Steady yonraelf with the tackle." 8 be peered back a t mo over the side of tbo boat, her h a ir shining with moisture. / "Now a re you coming?" “No; I shall have to rem ain here and lower th e boat. Turn ab o u t and face tho stern. Now take th k rk n ife . Don't drop It. The moment th o boat to u ch « the w a te r—an Instant before. If possi­ b le-c u t thy rope you h av e hold on. then burry forward anil c u t tho other. You undorsulnd?" "I —I think si». I am to c u t this first and then tho other." “ Yes. Now dpu’t fall. You see, we are launching this bout above the screw.. T here Is bound to be suction. If you c u t ns 1 say you 'w ill drift off ltow ou to the course o f th e vessel nnd will float free. O therw ise th e boat Is likely to hu swum [led. You see what I mean?" She nodded. . "The quicker you can g e t to th at sec­ ond rope." I added seriously, “the bet­ ter your chances." ' '1 "B ut—but whnt are you going to do?" "Jum p for It ns soon ob you are fairly afloat. I’ll be «hoard b efo re you know It.. Are you ready?" • She wna looking forw ard , and ber hand gripped mlm*. H e r failure to a n ­ swer an d -th a -< m ld ca.p ressu re of fin­ gers w as n warning o f danger. I glanced back across my shoulder. In front of tb© cabin stood a m an staring aft. Ilia huge bulk ovcu In that dark­ ness told me It was H erm an . 1 heard his heavy a tcp on tho deck as be entne «lowly fo rw a rd around the bulge of th e cabin. T h o very m anner of his advance told mo. hla uncertainty. Something had occurred to arouse sus­ picion. Ho hud heard a noLie b i soon a shadow and wns Investigating cu­ riously. Ho came up to th e stent rail, standing still, u huge bulk In the gloom, his gaze on tbo sw in g in g b o at Then, unsatisfied, ho leaned forward "Y en , s a i l " "Coil you tell me the compass point 7" lie scratched his head, his confidence Unit he w as not going to tie hu rt re turning as I (piestloni.il him. "W aal. suh. I ain’t no snllormnn m yself—no, sa b —hut .do -second m ate lie done [«lint It ou t ills motmln* when Ah was on deck, an" he »ay It lay nor’east by east, sail Ah members dnt distinctly." "T hat will be nil. Ixiuls Now listen to mo. I um going to sh u t this 'door and lock you Ip. I'll be on board here for an hour yet. and If you utter so much as a whim per I'll come down here and fill you full of lend." I closed th e door, testing It Ixifore turning aw ay, smiling grim ly to m y­ self at recollection of these w hite eye­ balls glaring at no* through the gloom Duiis was evidently not (lie »tuff of which m artyr* are made There w as u small iHItule cotu|inna fastened to n beam ortir thu table. I unscrewed this without difficulty nnd dropped ft Intjo my pocketl It would bo a dark ulgbt with th a t cloud sh u t­ ting out tbo sky, with probably not a shore light visible. ^Tben I climbed tho com panion stair» to take n survey of the dix'k We were «lipping through the w ater at fair rate of speed, leav­ ing i very perceptible wake n»l/*ni The open docks gHstened with w ater, although tho rainfall w as light nnd In te ra ittte s i; thunder rum bled to th© northward. w ith occasional flashes of P u t t in g E v e r y O u n ca o f S t r e n g t h In to th o B lo w , | S t r u c k , nnd begnn to explore w ith .one hand. A pparently he touched something strange—tho edge of h er ak irt II must hove In-ell. fur Uler© wna n tilt j»f cloth lu tbo lifted finger». Noiselessly I arose in my feel, planting myself firm ly on the wet deck. T h e re »vns lull m enus of escape now. and. big ns the fellow wits, I m u st 'accept the chance. Another m inute would menn discovery, and hla bull voice would roar th e length of th e »hip-' He nel(her s a w uor heard me. his whole at letitlon concentrated on tho bouL W ithout-w arning, p u ttin g every ounce of ktronirfh Into tj»e blow. 1 stnick lauding square on tbo chin. There was n »mothered groan, nnd tie collapsed hurled back ImhIIIj , his nrrn» flung up | hcnnl him thud ag a in st th e rail, his great form bending to tho shock, and lightning. Even ns I fitootl there, ntnr then ho w ent over, w h irlin g through jng .forw ard, ondcavoring to m ake out tbe-alr. “ W hat is It?” she ask ed , her voice cortnln objects In the gloom, tho over­ barely audible. "W bnt bu s happened?" hanging cloud seemed to close in across Her voice seemed to recall me luthe w estern nky. instantly plunging us Into night, I* heard no m ovem ent of stnntly, to restore, my uum bed faculmen. no voice shouting orders, yet Ite- ili-^ “ \Vhy. really I hardly know ." I an ­ foro th at last gleam fuded I had seen swered, yet sU’tHdng b u c k -to grip the outlined several figures on the bridge. To b etter a as tire myself th a t no w atch ropes. ‘T h e fellow had hphl of your was upon th e afte r deck I circled the dress, didn’t he?" "Yes. Oh. 1 was so frightened! And cabin. 8 upper had not been served, and ono of th e watches m ight be piped —ami then he Jerked m e ,borrlb|y.M "T hat w as when 1 h it him . I must down at any moment. This would bring one of th© m ates n ft to th e cabin. bavu gut the big brute J u s t rig h t He Driven by ihe thought. 1 rapped went overboard.” She looked down Info th e swirl be­ softly on h er door and she catne forth neath. clutching the edge of the boat Instantly, full dressed. with tier bnmla. "You a re ready?" " is - I s ho down there—In the water? "Y es/' > ••You’!! need a woterproof of some Do you‘-you suppose bo is drowned?" "I don’t nee whnt else b e could bo.*' kind. It's raining outside. W alt n mo* "1—1 cannot bear to Jh ln k of It!” nient. T hera will be a coat In some of “Now. seo hero,” I Bald, com ing back these stateroom s." to uiy senses. T h i s in all foolisbuMS I found one,'« fisherm an's slicker, and sad losing us time. I’m n o t sorry he wrapped h er In IL It wns n world too big. but I tightened the belt and turned is out o f the wny. I t w na cither bis up the- sk irls, bo she m anaged to walk. life or ours. Have you g o t th e knlf«?" “ Yea." I led tier forw ard «lowly, go that the •Then got hold of th a t s te rn rope. I flapplug of th e oilskins agnlnst the stair am going to lower aw ay .” rail would not tie bfcinl. T h e stendy 8 he obeyed me, b u t It w as mechan­ p atter of rain on the deck planks drowned wjint little noise wp made, ic» l. b ef eyes still'fixed upon the wa­ nnd ns we emerged into tho hood « ter. gust of w ind drove the m oisture Into 1 “Be quick now,” I sa id sternly, and our fnces, I could fee) my heqrt thum p, my hand pressed ber «boulder. "Your *. yet It wns m ore because of ber proxim­ tire depends on your, prom ptness." I loosened tho ropes, permitting ity than upy excitem ent of adventure. So for as 1 could.perceive, peering out them to ru n «lowly th ro u g h tho blocks into the atomi with hand «hading my There wns no creaking, a n d I rejoiced at the case with which I sustained the ehr . t X T ow . w"e . C ,H ' d n Ì k jl2 l o n ' j the narrow deck patango hito the shad ow cast by th e boat"Now.” I osliL "step on ray .knee, and j*ll help you over. I\pti't. b n rry -o n ly be quiet. T b a f f .Nu.w Just let. t»e PAGE SEVEN =3= * weight U the t a l l jjtm c e n d r d . Blow forw ard, knife In Tmod. for’.th e other rope. Almost l»efore the boat could sw ing about, th e second stay dangled*, a n d . nil my strain in g eyes could per­ ceive was a dark. Indefinite shadow d riftin g uut of sight astern. W ith­ o u t Uttering a sound or wnatlng n sec­ ond 1 dived from the rail. “ It's all right!” 1 calk'd, loud enough for ber to h e a r.''-‘T hrow out an oar on the left and hold her I'll he there In n minute." I made It. nlrnost breathless, when 1 finally gripped th e gunwale and hung on to regain a m easure of strength. " ‘Ob. thank God." she exclolmed. slarlu g nt me; " I —I thought you were lost!" “ Don't think of IL Tho danger Is nil over. Ydu needn't pull on the oar; Just hold It straight out. Thnt will keep th e boat's head forward." "Can you get over tho side?" "Jn a m om ent—yes; as soon as 1 get lajM irenth back. Did you notice auy alarm on board tbo Sea Gull?" She shyyjed her iT^es with ono baud, hoidtyig tlie heavy oar ag ain st her body, and liMrtied-fibMid. . % "No; I was nut thinking ab out th at— only of your d an g er and my aw ful pomIti I was never so frightened fib­ roin. ' “Can you still ace the vessel7” . "Ju st n shadow against the sky. L— 1 Jhluk she Is moving straight ahead." "Then we have not been missed nor th e mate. D oubtless he w as going be­ low for hly supper. Now lean well o v er to port—yes, the le ft-a n il balance th e boat. 1 um going to climb In." TO BE CONTINUED EARLY nCHURCH HISTORY r . n m .m s a C ontinued frían page 3 apar, published la Raminola county, Flor­ ab le, a s he b attles ato n e w ith dif­ R is, one« s w»ak for eight contentile* weeks. ficulties a n d sorrows tw o were cre­ Witness, E. A. Douglas*, Clock of tho Cir­ cuit Court, and tb* aoAI of isld court, on a te d to »liure, cries out w ith a more thl* tho 22nd day of July, A. D. 1914. («al) K. A. DOUGLASS, pensiv^, b u t a saner poet: Clark Cireult Court, Reminole County. By J. C, Hobart*, D. C. fiacre» A BaCottoo, " W h e re shall I find in all th is fleet­ Boflcttor and of Counaal lot Complainant in g earth , 97-Fri-9tc T hia world of chance a n d fare­ Nelle» of Aprllrailan Po» Tal Daad Lodar wells, a friend Narllon S af Chseter i s t i , La«* of Fio­ rd» W ho will not fall me in her love !, N oti»» U hereijy glven th a t !>, II. Ifook or. an d worth, purchaser ot Té* C ertificato No.1070, d atati T e n d e r nnd firm an d fa ith fu l to tk* 3 day ot Jan# A. I>. ., 1912, ha* flle.t •ald m rtfficst» In m y office, and ha* m atto th e end? app lication lor ta l daad to Iwu* In accorda»#« «tlh t a o . Salii cvrtlflfatw ombrar** tba (o t­ to «Ina deecrlbed deaeri bed proparty prò party altuatad situatali (n In B am lowlng tt*ro­ Far , h a th my spirit sought a place lli oI» rounty. Florida, t»-wlt:2K0ft. E and W by SIS fi. N and S In NE cor. Sac.CTp 21. • of rest, H 30a Tk* a*ld land baine aaaemed at tba dato L ong on vain idols its devotion ni (ha Usuarne of mrh certificate In Ih* a n n i shed, ; ot W. E. It untar, fr. Unica* aald tarli tirato Stom I ,n v » forsaken fn r m b n n w « 1hom ,n m 1 t loved i„ ..„ a I «h»M s c c o r d ln f tod,Isw, ta* d d(ood Nome,. have wl[T , „bau,redeemed lhwM0 „„ , 4‘th rol __________ ______ L A . t»., 1914. the^beat, Wllnaa» my officiai signature and arai thia Some deceived, and iomo arc with 12th day ot Aug. A. IX. 1914. (•»all E. A. Douglas«. > th© dead." Clark Circoli Court. Raminola Co., Fla. By Ja*. C. Robert*. IX C* 102- F ri. Ale T he old altar, decorated with vines and flowers, in a n atm os­ NOTICE v - ' phere redolent with live perfum e of A epeclal m e etin g 'of • th * • torli Snidar* sr s***of — . . ’F.'fluitton . IN O ., a corporation orais n ls e d •• violets, jessamine and rosea, aw ait­ rand aalatln i undar ‘ tb* ‘ ’law * o t th* ‘ I8 S tta to -o f , ed the m an—the man who had Florida, will be held at th e offire* o t sa ld i , 10 awakened .to a sense of his peed of A. K . on tb» Tlh cí*y'af~S»pr»H ib*r,-A. D ., IVI 4. (or Ih* purpoaa o t datarmlnina- a t ab a a the help* to meet the C reato r had lim a, a t an »lection to b o bald'by lb* s to c k prqrirlrtt- for him. He was one of holdrr» -ot -alili corpora t io n , « b a ibaa or n o t . , . . Ik* r a p lta l atork of th» s a id F, F, I lU T T O N , us UiaO-iuiuMlsAJteefai ¿»A|aib0.dMwVÌtÀ4i4>W.-Mdw41-«m»4o —Ua»>ir«li il k»aaw al 111 sum of tlO.OÒO.W?’ be. " .fe n d e r and firm a n d faithful to 1 15,000.00 to tkaCao. A. D oC ottaa, Sac. F. F. Button, Ine. the en d .” And to the old a lta r we 102- Fri 4 te. led tho brides of our choice, and there they^ promised to love, honor Nstlr* •( As*n>sO«s f*>* 1 1 1 Dr*d Uadsr and—nnd—and obey (D o n ’t men­ Hitllon S *f Ckssler 4SS8, Laws of Fleets* N oll* * (* b*r*b)p jlv e n th a t O. H. F rain tion that!). purchaser of T a l C ertifica la No. I0 7 7 .tlsl.r l tb* 3rd d a y of Jun* A . I)., 191!, has fllod C harm ing memories these! •aid certlflcat* In my offle*, and has m sd a Young men! Such things are not app lication for 1st deed t o iaau* la a c co r d ­ ane* w ith law . Said certificat* «mbraea* tb « rare in the world, -and though- you follow in g described prop erty tllu a u d In Ram­ ino!* c o u n ty . Florida, to -w it:D e g . l i t i H o f have let your opportunity ut the NW Cor. o f S«r.6 T p 21. It 30. run E. 251 It old a lta r pass, we arc building a 8 799 ft W 231 It N 799 f t . hg said lan d ‘ being a a a e w d nt th e. d a to nru* church and a new a lta r — take ot Ttha l**uanr* ot aurb rertrticat* In tba n a m a courage and acquit yourselves like »( W, E, 1» Hunier T U . Unta** said cartlfl' rale «hall be redeemed according to law , taa men! deed will Issue (hereon on th* 14th day o t 8*01 A. ; Si fillA* r— dE— I • - r- v I • -r Î j Williams* Kidney Pills n varidtion or two nnd we m ust'bid and undor the eyes? A frequent denire the old church farewell. You know to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kidney Pills Will cure you. Sold only by Wm. the old song says: G. Aldridge, Druggist. Price 60c. .... , . . William» Mfg. Co. Props. Cleveland, 0 . . . . . . And it always bring» n sigh, ■G ive to me th a t le tte r word , That comes from the heart, Good­ i LEGAL ADVERTISING bye." "‘W Can we say either to the old • NOTICE OF ELECTION ‘ I church without a sigh? Are there is hereby |lr s n Ihst th e bt-eonls] I not some Bucred memories too 4.- « UNn oiotice n , as provided by Isw . I^.brreby called cherished? T hink of the sung»*, th e tor tho purpose ol electing trustee» lor the est su cceed in g tw o year*, and also tor tha prayers, tho pleadings , of men of npurpose o f determ ining the n u m b er ot mille of is t r ic t • school taa to Le le v ie d lor each G od' thnt were wafted, heavenward ot daold years In each of tha H prcinl School from within Its walls, nnd remember T a i D istr icts herein alter nam ed; aald elect­ ion to bo held Tuesday, S ep tem b er 15lh In th a t it wbh nt the altar th a t some Sanford Special T a t School D l* t(jrt N o I, Special T at. School I b e tq c l No 2, of, our little ones were baptized; it l,ongwt.o<l O vrido Special Taa school D istr ic t No -3, was from the same altar th a t aorne C h uluota Special Taa School D istr ic t No 4, and (Io n o v s Special Taa School D istr ict No. 5. of us bore aw ay our dead. Prec­ F urther, «aid «¡action aball be held under the u r n s rule« and regulations, nnd th# qlíal­ ious memories these two— one joy­ flrationa ot election «hall be th e es me. as [»escrib ed tor t hot* ' votings tn th e ortgtnat ous nnd (Tnc Rad. election creatin g a special tax sch o o l District. And yet Is there not another mem­ T h e follow in g-ore the Inspectors and clerks ointed to hold the election o n Septem ber ory, sacred to, a t lenat, n few of u«7 app l&th i 9 ! 4 . Sanford-Special School District No 1, (Allow me, if you please, a‘ little A. !.. William», T.Tat S. Davis. 0 . P. LovaU, lib e rty ’ with this varlution.) Not inspectors, R. C. Maiwefi, Clark. I^mgwood Special Tai Mkusl District No every man who m ig h t,'h a s auch a 2. C. E. Hartley. D. It Hooker and J ' N. Scorcy. Inapectore as 1 T. P. Lewis. Clerk. m emory to cherish.. Not every man O vied o Sp ecial Taa School D istr ic t N o 3, who might hnH availed himself of. a L. T . H u n t, Then Aulln and N . J . Tanner, tn epectore, and T. W. Lawton C lerk. gracious privilege the a lta r offered. C h u lu o ta Special Taa School D istrict N o 4, e L o s t , Arch P resati, and P . K. Culley, Do you ^uess what I mean? Hear CInab ep ertors, and W. N. Jacobs C lerk. Geneva Special -Y*I Reboot-Dion U thoughtless young fellow boasting J! H. KIIbee, Edwin Rauleraon nnd A.- A. of what he calls Moran.'InapeVlore and C. F. HarriJon Clark. Ity order ol tho Hoard of Public Inalrue"Single B lessedness" »•-'V.VîMTÏCTil.iaSiiiHÎ " f have no* wife! Who'd have his ...».( D. I»’ Thrasher, Sec. and R u pt, o l Tublic In stru ction . nose ""Forever tied to one lone flower. 103-51 Fri. E 'en though th a t flower should be n la O r r a il Court Boveoth Jud icial C ircuit ta la and Far Nauilael* C o u n t» F lo r id a . In roe© C hancery ' Plucked- by light hand from fairy EUtr M e Lucas, Complainant • . va. • * Citation bower? W . J. M c L u cie, Defendant -*K' ” ‘# .* To W. J . M cLucaa; *!) p erson s whomsoever In terested In tb* a b o v e ««tale or in the real ««U t* hereinaltar daacrlbed. th a t on the 7th d * y o f Septem ber A . D . 1914, M icheál Ilotundo, udm inistretoe, w ilt present to Ibid Judge o t Sem inole C o u n ty , Florida, m petition now o n file In th* C Judge'* office, praying t h i t he nt* directed to -take poaseaeion ol Ih4 hereinafter described sa asseta ol th« cedent's esta te and t h a t » Guardian Litem m ay b* ap p oin ted to repreefni th said V ittoria Villano, w h o la ■ minor *n under the d iiabillty of non-age; and th* a vale m ay be ordered o f the following real esta te, consisting of th ree separate pleco* of Und sltu a tq in th* c it y of Santord, for­ merly G range rounty, n o w Romittola c o u n ty . Florid*, and known a* a ll ol Block 16, o o d 1.0 la I and ft ot B lock 10. C bau man A T ucker's Addition to H anford, as shown b y recorded plot In tha Clark’s office «I G r a n i» c o u n ty ,, Florida, aald property being lo ­ cated on w h a t I* know n sa u n ion iv e n u s o r Second atroel, Santord. F lorid *, or so m u e b thereof as shall be a u ffle ie st to pay th a ou tsta n d in g Indehtadnaou of th* aatat^ a lt of th o personal e atat« having boon a l ­ ba ua te d . You. Carmel R otando, V itto ria Villano- nnd all otbar person* Interested aro therefore, hereby co m m a n d ed to app ear before rar, County J u d g e ol Som inoto C o u n ty, at th* court house In S an ford , F lorida o n (bo Tth d ay o f September A. U . 1914, a t 10 o'clock A . M ., «nd th«w cau so. It ^ny y o u have, why aald patlllon sh o u ld n o t-b e granted. W itn ess my hand s b d official teal t h is , 22nd d a y o l July A. D . 1914. (•e a t) O E O . O. itE IU U V G County Ju d ge Sem inole C ou nty. B7-4t*Frl tn i h » Circuii CearL N e v en lh Judicial C ir­ cuit o f tho Stale a f F lorid a, far He ml n o lo C a a a ly W ilson A Toomer F artn iaer C om p any, a r orp otatioa F ranklin F . Davit. Y: »».?!>. »ly* »» WWfU J k P ^ m a y contera: o u are hereby roquoattul to appear tn tho a b o v e entitled c a u se In which w rit o f a tta c h m e n t was Issued o n tbo 3rd d a y o f -Ju ly. 1914, on Q( b efor* tho nil« d a y . In S ep tem ber. 1914, tbo t a n a being tho 7 th day t hereof. Th* Rdhtord »«raid J* .btrehy designated as th e wows*«itgf>(« w b le h this netlog «kail be publlH tefr were V w e e k for two cittu c c u Uve rnontbe (nine w e e k s). I d w itnee* whereof I bay* hereunto not ray h an d a n d afflaed th o offield) seal o f so ld court thia 3rd day of J u ly . A. IX 131«. » at. K. a A.. DOUG u u u u L A B I, Cierta» o f Circuit C o u rt, S evtntb J u d ic ia l C ircu it, Reminole C o u n ty . , ¡J . ** B y . n ? - H o h e rtA D . C . W hereas a bill of com plaint baa been filed 1^ W . Baldwin, A tto r n e y for Oh! better far the bright bouquet In thia c o u r t at above entitled, a n d , - y r- r.J — V I-F ri-9te W heroaa, George A, D tC otlaa^ aallertor Of flowers of ©very clime an d hue, anrE irfJ roUTUel Tor com plain ant baa made rrth a t It Is tba belief of affiant that ta Court o f C-oualy J u d g e , Heroins)* C ou nty U^T turns to charm the m ind away affidavit Ihe d efen d a n t, W. J. Me Luca* ia a non­ le of Florida ' ' And fragrance in the heart renew." resident o l the «tat* of Florid* a n d 1« * ' res­ In fila r« E atat* of of a etnia or country o th e r than the R. II. W hltaer P ity th a t young man! t Let him pans. ident ■ta le o l Florida, and that hie raaldonro la N o tic e la hereby g iv en t o all whom, ft m a y p n w o and that th* d efak d n n t la over concern th a t on the Iftth day ot J a n u a ry , "A nd the Lord God naffl. It U uIwakanty o n e years of age, and th a t th ere I* no A. D . 191ft, I shall a p p^ly to th* l l u i ora t t f lbio n o t. good th n t. the man should be poroon In th* «tate of Florida, th o service-ol IGeorg* G . Herring. J u d g e of said rourt, irt. aa subpoena upon whom would bind «aid­ Judge or of Probate, for lor m y final dhA discharge alone. I will make a helpm eet unto ant, tkeraforft, y o u , tho »aid W. J . M aLutas. adm inistrator ol |b o « t a t e of tt- H. W h ltaro ordered a n d required to appeiar to the bili n*r. deewaaed: an l at- tha, tamo lim p ! him ." ’ o f c o m p la in t filed In this causo In th* above wifi p resent a y final a c é o u a u as admmtwcourt, on or belato M o n d a y , tho tth trator o t .s s l d etlatJ, a n d ask for their a p ­ .Yes; happily there were others. dena titled r o l O ctob*-, A D . 1914; o th erw ise th* proval. A nother man brought face to fact bill filed e g o ltu t you will bo ta k e n os conD a te d Ju ly U h . A. D . 191«. ly It san k b?le(r Into1 th e d arkness un­ til It wns merely a htnek. shnjwlesa ahudqw outlined agiti uut th e water. 1 felt tho stra in on m f nrro» ns the swell gripped It» see» . Then th e ste rn swung w ith the stern realities of life, dis­ free, (itili" I knew she w*is scrambling appointed anti ‘ pained and mUer- •¿¿A ' '- f '' t».. 1914. T h e variations, too, a re finished. witnesr my official aignatur* and a»al this th* 12lh day ot Aug. A. I».. 1914. We are draw ing near th e p artin g E. A. nouât*«. facilities for tran sp o rtin g u n d haul­ p a rtin g never to meet a g a in . The Clrrk Circuit Court H «tnlnol*,C o., F lorid a. (Seal) J. Ç . Itoberts, U . C. ing, and m oney to pay ns you go, old church was an inanirnate thing IOS-Frl. 5tc. A th is cost m ay - seem high. B ut if —it had no soul. And yet some one y o u had to com m ence ns we did, has beautifully said th a t the Cre­ N olire o f Appllratlon fo r T a s D eed C o d e r N c c lU n , S of Chapter 4B59, L a»a o f w ith o u t a d o llar, an d carry on the ato r m ight snatch hither .nnd thither Flarlda w ork in a h ap h a zard w ay, minus from th© cluster* that d in g about N o tic e !• hereby jti” a th a t F. F. B u t t o n , »11 i !o* conveniences and advantage» an inanim ate thing, a precious m em ­ purchaser ot T at < ertfS cat* *No. 43S, d a ta ti first d ay ol Junr1.. A . IX 1903, has filed ju s t en u m erated , you m ight not ory gem . and out of th ese form a the •aid certificate In my office, nnd has m a d * app lication (dr ta i dr. d to iaau* in ac­ build at less cost ftliui we did. But glowing soul! cordance «U h law. ‘ Ka.d certificate e m ­ w h atever the cost, the old church th e following d escrib ed property att­ If in th n t eternal, lillsaful »bode braces ua led In Seminóla r o u n ty , Florida, l o - w it: goes now and gives place to th e new beyond th e skies, our ow n spirits tell 2 M osca Lyman's Rub Blvialon, as r e ­ corded In Plat ttook A , page 7, O ran ge M b ) the new rise in u splendor th at should chance to meet such a soul C ou nty record». will bring joy to the heart of mnn T he said land being aaawaaed at th e d a te th in k you we would not recognize ul the lu u a n r t ol auch certificate In th o n nd (in honor to th e Nam e we wor­ a sw eet m em ory here 'a n d there name of Unknown. Unie«* said rerU flca te th ! p, high over all. • hall be- redeemed accord in g to law, t a s am o n g its sparkling jewels? deed wilt Issue thereon o n the 3 1et d a y o f Perhaps thD history, un av o id ­ A. t> 1914. . B u t. how ever th at m ay lie, and August W itness ray official signature and s e a l ab ly incom plete m many of its deih e 3 1st day ot J u ly A. II. 1314how ever sweet nr sad th e mem'orics this1seal) E. A. D O U 0I.A S S . • ails should a t a n y rate re rco rd the th a t will e’er hover over th e groilnd Clerk Cirrult Court. Rem inole. Co., F la. n a m e s of th e pastors a n d Sunday Ily Jaa. O. Hobart*. D. C . w here it stood, it is tru e th a t the tt»-6t-Frl school su p erin ten d en ts who have old form is gone! F arew ell, then Served this ch arg e from th e begin­ old c h u rch , farewell. " A n d if for­ In I ' o u r l of (he t ' o n n l , J u d f e . S e m i n ó l a * ning The pustor» are nutned in C o u n t y . H l s l r ef F l o r i d * ever. still forever fare the© well!" o rd er as they rnm c, some of them In re Estate of —— Amends I- Tipton • being returned once and oftener; To all Oedllurs, lK(ete**, BUtrihutees and alt Persons tisvin| Claim* or Demands T ho Bluo noal Tiro C om pound Bovs. A. A. P retb rey , A. A. Bnrssslrtst said Estate: will -p o sitiv ely heal p u n c tu re s and You and each ot you are hereby notified n e tt. C. A Ha under*, T. W. Moore. • nd requirrd’to pr-eont any rlslmt and it«— .! Anderson. II Hire, T. W. Tmnp* p reserv e th e life of your autom obile* rustid» whieh you, or either ol you, may hsvr efslrut the state of Amsods L Tipkn-s, J. K S h an d s. W. N. (,'nnely. and m otorcycle tires a n d tubes. ton. deroosed. 1st* ot Floyd county, Indiana, E xclu siv e territory open. A d d re u to tho undertltnsd sdmfnUtrstor C. T. A. 1 S. P atterso n , H. M W illiams, J. & B. It. N. ot said reiste, within two I Bell, E. J. G ates. -F Pfxton, I>. B. D. A. H a n n a , Sole D istrib u ers. 913 years trom th* dale hereof. Bated July 6th. A. I>. 1914. S w eat, A. E. Housholder, J. A. Hen­ Florid» Avq., T am pa, Kin. F ti0 1 3 -4 tp C. M. HAND. BhViff, Administrator C. T. A. and B. D. N. d ry , C. H. Sum m ers, H T Gaines, Frl-93-St K. K. S teinm eyer. the present be­ loved incumlw*nt. la C ou nty J o d ie ’s C ourt. .Seminole County». Have yuti overworked y o u r nervous F lorid*. In Probate S unday School Superintendent* In re E sta te o| Louis V illan o, deceased system nnd caused trouble with your \ E. Philips. :i years A J Philip*, N otice: * el italundo of Hanford, S em in ole 4 N year- .1 K M rltiu g er, l!fi 1 j kidney» and bladder? Have you pains ToC oCarm u n ty . Florida: To Carm el Hotundo, nt Sanford. Sem inolo years and »till faithfully, a t hi» post. in loins side, finck and bladder? I! C ou n ty, Florida. V ittoria Villano, of C ar­ you a flabby ap|warance of the fare, T he history ik finished. Perhaps minio b i f f i , M arillano, Ita ly , and an y a n d II to farther ordered th a t th ia - notice bo published ia th e fiaafprd rH erald, a newe- 93-5mo* 7-19 H I . •i .J * mm 9-B 19-13 11-10 li-S ‘ J, �AUGUST 28 » J * THE SAf/PORD HEBALI) PAGE EIGHT » !- GERMAN A Ü T 0 GUN-CARRIAGE a bo u t peo ple and e v e n t s. * • * ' ■ CLASSIFIED HAPPENINGS A d v e r t is in g , BEING A RESUME O F SANFORD Li ------ U P-TO DATE Communications for this Column Should he M arked "Society Editor", or . Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 203 Il'rdditUt IMl* Sanford friend» of Miss Bessie Schum pert will be surprised to hear of her marriage to Mr. Geo. D. Diahop- which occurred In A tlanta W ednesday nt the home of her tdstyr. Mr». Chas. Boll. Miis SchUmpert was married ' In ft handaonie - . travelling gown. The wedding was a quiet one, only the imm ediate , fam ily,and Mm. D. L. Thra»her of l Sanford being present. ' * I 4 Misa Florence R obl^-is visiting Mr*. Bfcnnan. and her grand daugh­ ter», Misses Emma and Mabel l.indgren fu Orlando. *1 All L o c a l A d v e r tis e m e n t« Under T h is H e a d in g T H R E E C E N T S » L in e F o r E a ch I n s e r tio n . Mi ni mum C h a rg e 25 C e n ts. y in v m u v v jiv FOR SALE Miss Almu Pagenhart left for Jacksonville yesterday wfrom which pluce she- will sail for Baltimore. She will visit several points in M ary­ land and Virgins, also -Washington, D. C. before returning home. F o r Sale— Furniture a t 210 1'*,^ Avo. ________________ iH-tf FOR Bttlc or rent. T hree acres- . highlly im proved Tiled land, clou in, w ith nice 7 room house well la. cated. A. P. Connely. 101) M»(. noiia Ave. ‘ 102- tf. TAKE DODSON’S AND . f i u f t t S um* ' v. | . ' * * l r . and Mm. Alfred Lilja enter- n m » « tained Wednesday evening with n 0 1 A I ^ c h a r m in g little buffet »upper in ( ~ * ^ h o n o r of Mm. E. B. Brown. i ’ Taking The dining room was very uttrac- j home' for ✓ awt Y H I T R F P R T t/H 1 v U ls P E iu l ----------Calomdl .«jeans staying a t the day—take Motorcars a re used for transjK»rtinir llaht Held artlller.r Tho guns a re returned to the grouiTd l*efi>re being tired pink roses and green ferns. I ff an a tta c k of const! The delightful event marked the iousness hits you, there'» no need to christening of a handsome tea cloth take a dose of catomcl and spend At of Irish crochet, with center of Inset least ft day g e ttin g over tjio effect« 'medallion». A bowl of pink and of it. L. It. P h ii'fc £.*■££. sell Dod­ white ro»e» and fern» graced the een son*» Liver Tohe, which they guar­ ter of the table, which was very antee takes the place of calomel and lovely with It» beautlfuFcover, dain­ »tart» a laxy liver withnpt bad after ty china and gleaming Rilver. A de­ effects. Dodson's Liver Tone does all the licious and appetising menu was served. Before leaving the table, good thut calomel can do, yet it is toasts and good wishes for Mr. and absolutely harmless to young people Mrs. Brown wire in order nmi the ant} old. It is u pleasant tasting rest of the evening was-, pleasantly vegetable liquid th at will relieve con­ spent with the game of "500." stipation or sour stom ach or other Those present besides the honoree troubles th at go along with a luxy were Mm. W. T. Shelly, Mr. E. B. liver, without restriction bf habit or diet. You d o n 't leave off any of Brown and Mr. U. J . Holly. -------* tho things you regualaly do when Pant* at Otlrtn you take -Liver Tone. jjl A gay party of young ppople cip A 'large bottle of Dodson's Liver Joyed a delightful dance nt Osteen, Tone sells for 50 rents'. Get the , W ednesday night, tho guests of Mr. genuine and if you itre not pleased nnd Mr*. D. fl. Monroe, given in with it-th e druggist from whom you , . honor of their niece, Miss Verna bought ___ _it’ will give your money back Monroe. Four cam carried the party with a smile. 'i'lie dormati nrtiij tuia unmet ou* ai muriti i.i.iHieatrjo "li ivlilrli rapiti tire mite li Iua guiis uri- muliniti] to Osteen. peliciou» punch wauj . -------------- :---•( , served throughout the evening. j Twenty-six Siberian farmers have' Tho»e going out from Sanford j arrived a t Hull, England, to studr operative farm ing «ocictyinthewor of Siberian b u tte r are consum ed in ' Thing» to Worry About. were the Misses Saidie Will in ms, i Hrilish agricultural methods ami coThis society has built up an ex lab-' tho united Kingdom .annually, undi Tcftn) not* accompany n baby** M argaret Wight, Gladys Morris, K ate j operative system s, ns delegates f r o m 1sive butter tra d e with Great Britain. • Siberian egg* and rheese are likewise j fr,P(1 1|n,f| )t ,h rn„ month» old — Underwood, Anna nnd Elisabeth! what has been allied the greatest coBetween 00,000 nvd 10,000 long tons 1 purchased in large quantities. i Cine'""''*1 Enm;‘M cLaughlin; M essìi.' Billy. Hill, I R alph Wight, Roy, Ned nnd J o e 1 C hittenden, Geo. M cLaughlin, Ken­ n eth Murrell and others. j * * 'C . E l Launcn Ride Rev. J. F. M cKinnon and nieco, MU* Ethel. Sharpe motored -over from Orlando W ednesday, cn ro^to to D aytona, ' spending W ednesday and Thursday with Mr*. Henry McLaulin and Miss Bessie Long. They, went on to D aytona Thursday, ac­ companied by Mr. H enry Me•Laulin and son, Henry Jr. and Mr. Garner. Mr. A. E. Pace w entjup to Jack. aonvIUe tin Tuesday to be gone sev­ eral days. * -* --------Mrs. Singletary returned from O rlando W ednesday, accompanied by Mm. J. M. Tellers and daughter, Thelm a who will rem ain oVer Sun­ day. Guests; of Miss Ethel Single­ ta ry are A n n ir M ay Bellew of Sebring and Ruth-;Pow*U of Ctaraorta. ' Mrs. J. P. Dick of Leesburg was tho gusflt of Mm. H arvey ' Renfro« several days this week, en route' fro m ' D aytona, where sho has been apending tho summer. Mra. J. G. Hurley is visiting her la th e r a n d mother in Maarot. Miss Alice T etherly and her m other, Mrs- dreonw ood of Orland hmVc returned from a delightful sum ­ mer spent In the m ountains of N orth Carolina. Miss Tetherly was th e guest of her aunt, . Mm. C. E. W alker this week. ., For Sale-Orange grovr 14 acm fine hu-mmock land, 130 u rn s of Celery lan d , one ten acre t r a n rclery Innd. At n bargain. Address P. O. B Box 1034t *104-8tc. For Sale— Fine farm .of tin urr« about th ree miles from tin ‘<ity," •also tw o choice city lots. Goir^ ch eap for cash or can be purchase! on easy tejm s. Address U., care of Herald office. ( F or sale or Rent— Five acres, tiled I land, tw o good-w ills, located juit i south of S tilt’on 10 on S. & K. Kail-way. 5 room house. See F W. I Mn honey ut Fernnld's. 1*7 tf ,i For Sale One $.'15 incubator, 240 ) siie. Good shape, guaranteed to hutch. Price 410.00. T. II J-ihnson, M oore’» Station. l-2lp , TO KENT Five acres tiled land inside city limits for rent, near brick road and loading station. Apply to A P. I C onnelly. Sanfopi. F lo r in . --tf ' ■ ■» —i ■ i i w i i i wan a i ■■ For re n t- 40 acres Tiled laind in a body welljocatod. A.P. Connelly, ] 109 \rxgnofin St. 102-tf • For R eni Chi'ap for Cosh—Twenty acre« of good hammock land all tiled. Cull or write A. M. Tyler. 101-tf OR the benefit of customers going North rather late, we arranged for an advance shipment pf Suits, Coats and Skirts. All these, we guarantee, are strictly advance styles, purchased from the different large concerns in our “style centre.” r 'Sfc_ -- , , - ." ” _• ** ■ .j " ■ t-l: * * "1 • __ * •* * ' » i * « Jl Skirts !_ — à Coat Suits * CapeCoats " * ^ t ^ -’ — *-- - * :rt~_ nv> ! * ; L. M n . D. L. T hrasher and daughter, Miss M ay returned from a delight­ ful visit to N orth Carolina yester­ day. Prof. Nerling of G otha is the gu of Mr. and M n. Henry Wight. Prof. Nerling Is the owner of the famous Cajlsdium farm a t Gotha. , For S ale or Rent— Tw o nice reddences a t a bargain. W . J. Thigpen. 8(l-tf , j ■ Perianal Mention Mr». II. E. Tolar has returned from a abort visit to Genova. ' For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting car for $400.00, Just overhauled ia good ru n n in g shape. Sanford Ma­ chine & Garage. *Bi2-lfc For R ent 1 room cottage $10 * m onth. 5 room cottage SllLfitf, ia-,1 eluding water. G. W. Spcnceft • '___________ " ’ l-tf A large party of young people, m em bers of t he C. E. Sodoty of the Presbyterian church, enjoyed a launch ride .and picnic «upper a t Lemon Ptuff T hursday afternoon, re­ turning late in. tho evening. Dr. and Mm- Bouchdle and chil­ dren of D aytona «pent several days In Sanford this week, the guest» of their »ister, Mra. Henry Wight, re­ turning to D aytona .W ednesday. For Salc-At a discount- Schobt»hip in Sanford Business Collett Owner unable.to use It a n d it will bt SCHOOL SUITS Children’s Dresses Just the thing for th e boy Values up to $8~50 eacTf. How; ever we find we are over stocked, and offer Made of good Ginghams, Chambray, Etc. Choice $2.98 Choice 98c Abont ir traniinxl of them. Trimmed in “ cute” ways, and just the thing for school. (See Our Window) For F o n t Five acres good celery Intuì, on - nnd n I ill miles from Sunlord. N 11 (irriter. 99-8t<For P e n t Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Also tv.0 bedroom s. Mrs. Johns,- 4 It- Park avenue. . ‘ 91-tfc For R ent Furnished office ped w ith roll top desk, office and tab les. Also a roll ,to p typew riter desk nnd o ther ment for sale or rent. H erald equip­ chairs desk, equip­ office, 82-tf N H S C E L A N E O IIS ~ W a n te d — Plain and fancy sewinc. D ressm aking of nil kinds. Liit home on East T h ird stre e t. Mr*r M attie Driggers. . - 99-9tp * Four H undred Victor an d Colum­ bia lecosd.-t and two" MacJiines .for exchange. C- H , Berry. IOV-’ieJ W antod-Seam stesa for plain sewini by wedk in country home. Addre« Box 1453 Sanford. 105-2tp. Lost, S tray ed or Stolen. On Auguit 7th w hite horse weighed about 1130 pounds, eight - years old, sylish ap­ pearance, good driver. Any informa­ tion of w hereabouts sent to Mr. S. Nelson, Box 1163, Sanford or Eurika Ham m ock. * . 105-ife. W anted— Work on tru c k farm, experience, white. J. M. Smith, Gen. D o'Ivery, City. 2-3tp * Wlsa Precaution. "The g i r l 'o f today." says a head­ line, "conceals her ear*." A very wise precaotlon. considering tho nsturo of »onto o f tho sublpcU moat talked about.— Rochester Dem ocrat ftnd Chronicle. . ' S e l l a ' J a J E W EI Lfj E R *J • f WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELKV.í^^L• VERWARB. OPTICAL (¡0 0 1 )8 . ETC. Mrs. E. B. Brown left.for her new In Tam pa yestertlay to tho reof her m any friends. , Mrs. E x p e rt Repairing 123 W e s t F irst Street SANFO RP, FLORIDA S t- C - - �¡Pfl W A R N E W S F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F ANY' P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F IE L D PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY ,' ** y*, HERALD i IN S A N F O R D — L ife I » ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS W oith Livi nit --SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1914 VOLUME VI 1'.' ______ J “ NO 3 GERMANS. ARE MARCHING ON TO PARIS COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD FINE MEETING ALLIES UNABLE TO CHECK THE TEUTON MILLIONS - m u c h e n t h u s ia s m w a s SHOWN BY TH O SE IN ATTENDANCE Sanford Library Noten "E urope” is on every tongue! Tho Commercial Club held u very •DAY BUT SIXT Y' MIEESTROM FRENCH CAPITAL THE GROWERS ARE ALL BUSY SEEDBEDS ARE DOTTING THE GREAT CELERX- D E E T A -"~ ~ t . E. Society Outing __ UJth sad_"N e ttie" run by—8tr;"H oollhan and Mr. Roy Tillis were tilled with Christian En­ d eav o u rs who enjoyed a moat charm ­ ing ride up the riVer' to Lemon Bluff, where they received a very cordial welcome from Prof, and Mrs; iirhaeffer and Mr. and Mra. Tice. Preparations were soon in order for a fish fry, some presiding over the frying pan, others over the kettles of g r its 'a n d the coffee pot, jvhilo still others were spreading more good things to gut. And by the light from a rheerfut camp lire the hungry parly could soort testify to the efficiency of the cooks. After supper, games and vurioua pleasures were enjoyed‘ fill time to "all aboard" fpr the moonlight rid«j home. a* . Members present were: iotdlea, Mrs It ('. Muxwell, Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Alice Whittier, Miss Annie W hitiier. Miss Essie Purdon, Mj» T D H art, Mrs Frank Grnyum, Mis» Eilna Tullough, Mi*s Mary G ardner, Mis* Lillian Her­ ring. Mi*s Esther Woodburn, Miss Frunrcs lo*avitt. Miss Lough. Miss Annie Lee- Caldwell, Miss Lettie Caldwell'. Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss May Doyle, Mrs George INxtou; Messrs D I"), Caldwell, H W. Csld* well. K. I Close, Karl Roumillut, T I Deane, Rnht. l)eane. Earl Paxton, Ned Chittenden, SethAVood ruff. T D Hart, A K Rossctter. Howard Swartz, If J Minton Visitors to the d t y a t this tim e a r e surprised to see th e m yriad of w hite--p-ntr s trrrrhTvfTtll along “ Unr7 way through the celery delta a n d rem ind one. of th e arm ies en­ cam ped on the fields of Europe only there are no men sleeping under the te n ts with warlike weapons in th eir hands. Under these ten ts here are sleeping tho seeds of celery and lettuce waiting for the flowing w ater, fertilizer and warm Florida run to waken them to life nnd from these thousands of seeds will be ger­ m inated thu plants th a t will soon he seen in the m any fields of tho cctrry delta th a t ship the thousands bf crates of Celery and lettuce. Regardless of the wars and ru ­ Aia mors of war in Europe the growers of-S an fo rii_ aii^ going fo rw ard -w ith their seed beds and are not w aiting for the results of carnage and blood on th e plains of Europe, (or the grower knows th a t the people of th e north must eat and they will» e a t as much this winter as they did lust winter N ot alone will' th ey ■ plant the luxuries, such as celery and lettuce, hut they will also go in'-for t ta staples, th a t will be insuch great dem and not only in America hut in Europe as well a n d with the .American m erch an» t’ mt at rines carrying loads of staple crops to Europe nnd the only.tfom petitors in cabbage and potatoes shut ofY • from our m arkets it is reasonable ' /fi. to suppose th a t the Florida veget­ ables will this season find a re a d y m arket. Especially should this bo true of th e 'Iris h potatoes, sweet pdII. 1 . P. Note* Our prugrars-iianifat.wvwwnWrvnsggx^ttaw^JiVWtbbaf'r. ortlons^ etc. ta « t seasorf^fiW tiril sfupptftf 12fei* carried, out Jlly members of the Mis­ sionary Group Our subject was 000 c ra te s'of this stuff, not in d ttd - — —— Modern Missfunary Equipm ent. The ing 25,000 barrels of Irish potatoes, which will givo one the idea of the following program was rendered: tander in charge, F. E. Gatchel. scope of our growers. There is a question (his season Song. Joy to the World, Recited by Miss Jim m ie l.ning and sung by ever present with the grtJvfera, of fnney stuff us to w hether th e people' entire union. . Sentenco prayers by several mem­ of the north will feel like buying celery and lettuce, since they are ber* of the diroup classed am ong the luxuries-but this Song, Here am I. recited by Miss will be left to the desires of th e Mary Gatchel and sung by union. great American public which has Scripture lesson read by Mrs. E. E the rijiutution of usually gotting to x . V h u t it wants, regardless of financial Introduction by Mr. Fortaon. conditions or tho-price. Why wo need to Build Church So the tentu of tho peaceful a rm y Houses in Foreign Fields, Miss E dith dot the landscnpo antj th e Sanford» Stewart. grower tackles the job i4guin, secure Why do we Need Schools, Mrs. in the knowledge th at' part of his S. G. Kennpdy. crop of fancy stuff will be sold The Use of the Printing I'reis, Mrs a t a reasonable figure and if tho m arket dem ands tjie staples he can Ernest Betts. Song, Jesus sJiull Reign, Recited fill th a t demand after the season for by Mrs. Brotherson and sprig by celery u n d d e ttu c e has passed. W ith sweet potatoes b ringing CO Uniqn. cents a peck in the m arket to d a y in The Hospital and the Medical the heart of the sweet p o tato coun­ Missionary ns Helpers in the Mis­ try the grower should not w orry sionary W ork, Miss Cora Lee Hnmuhout the war in Europe o r a n y riek. o ther disturbance. We alw ays have these missionary programs every fifth Sunday and Now With the M ovies i they are KfwnyB enjoyed by all, ns T he e d ito r Of The Herald received this program ia a little different from a card from C h a a ..W . Ritchie yes­ the others. We had quite a good terd ay in which he nta tea, th a t be attendance and after a few: rem arks an d hln wife, M abel I’aige ate now by our president the meeting waa w ith the movies, being engaged by closed hy all repeating our M b pah. the Luhin C om pany of Jackson­ In thc-'cTly* hiriT~ Lhgt""ira*‘ aHF~ntbook» tended. M any who would have been "valuable to refresh the mind on present seemed to fo rg e t' th a t the certain aspects of the present condi­ dub will meet every two weeks and tion of affairs in Europe." In their they overslept the date, hut about list are m any th at the L ib rary ’can forty members were present and the loan to their readers. meeting waa a very enthusiastic one Three biographies published by throughout. President Lake, Vice H arper a few years ago are of spec­ President W hltner, and Second Vice ial interest. LATEST BULLETINS London, Sept 1. -According to President. Spencer nil being-absent "Francis Joseph of A ustria," "W il­ the Times' St. Peters burg corres­ London, 2' p. m.—The latest from the city the mooting waa pre­ liam 11 of G erm any." "T he Mar­ pondent, Russia's appeal to the sided over by A. P. Connelly and tyrdom of un Empress.” They are announcement by the" French Poles to ro-unite against the com­ Embassy here says Anglo-French W. M. Hnynea acted ns secretary. by a member of the-court of Austria, mon T eutonic foe has had an ex­ The report of the com m ittees was name unknown. Tho last is tho life troops been forced give ground traordinary effect among the Slav fire line but no-wliore been broken railed for and were read, th a t of story of Elisabeth, tin- wife of Frans through. Seizure Marconi British soldiers in the German, sqrtjce In­ the Finance and M embership Com­ Joseph. Isles station for naval purposes form ation received in St Petersburg, mittee being extrem ely favorable Hooks abolit Germany: History indicates British preparing assail it is stated, Indicates th at the I’lliah ami dem onstrates th a t the m ajority Germanyi Lewis; History of the main German Fleet. ■ Cettinje re­ soldiers belonging to the sixth Bres­ of the people of Sanford realize* th a t (jerm un Empire, Menzel. ports French nnd English fleet lau arm y gorps, serving on the the Commercial Club has revived Because writers today are draw- forced Austrian ships retreat again western frontier, .m utinied arid, killed in earnest and they aro willing 1to ¡n g comparisons between the charSt. Peters­ their officers. pay their dues if th e same promises j actera of william II of Germany and saving Montengrin. The Slav regiments in the Aus­ burg dispatches says by Emporia! anything in the way of results. TKe^pj^ ^j-cn14 g r e a t , g r e a t uncle, Fredtrian ‘ervice are also declared to tie orders tne-St. Petersburgs name great American republic believes ,,rjrk l(„, (;rt.a t, readers will find notoriously disaffected The Novoe will heneforth, I k- known Petroin the principle th a t anything th a t thl. historical romances of Mullmeh, V re mv ia says one whole Austrian grad. Change eliminate Teuton, is worth doing is worth doing well, j u o r th -reviewing They are Berlin n gi on nt Wiel over to -the U u- miio contruction present name. As­ and anything that is worth paying a mJ Suns-sotire; Frederick the Great std. quith and Balfour to make public for should he collected and w ith ’ nn,j Hj„ Court, Frederick the Great addresses enroufnge recruiting. this principle in view the m em h e rt' ntl(j hi« Family. old and young will he called upon» Hooks about FrancHistory of St. Petersburg, 2 p. m. Rus­ •Pari». Sept. 1. !i 1.0 a 111 Great to pay the insignificant sum of 16. France, Guizot; Life of Napoleop. sians continue hold advantage, gloom us war office announces allies In orderly retreat only sixty eight per year i n , advance, the price Bourerrienne; Life 'o f Nnholeon, their whole lines. . miles a wav. agreed upon at a meeting held li»«t. O eu sy . The French Hevolution. April. This money has been ready j Carlyle: Empress Josephine, Abbott: Amvvrjt, 2 p m. British forces (or the collector hut the m em bers. Hortense, Abbott. Marie Antoinette, landed at Ostend are to support St. Petersburg. Sept I t*:40 a. m have been wniting to see if the c lu b , Abbott; Louis I’hillippe, Abbott, Belgians in plan to cut iiörmans V Furious lighting in East Prussia had life enough to rpllert the dues J History: Rise of the Dutch Re- rear. continuad from Lemberg to Koetfig*and the new Finance C om m ittee Hit»» | public. Motley: Hollnnd. by Grat burg, and m Gulucia demonstrated beyond perndventutr ,nn; jci-tsia. by Rumtmnd. Austria, New York,‘ ¿ -f>. m .~ B a h a a iii>er ■* that they p u r p o s e r t im l h T f th e duos by - AMhmi : Japan, by Diokaon, Mafelda Hollanders Ryndam, ar­ now. 1 I, Daly, by Abbott; Horatio Nelson, rived seventeen hundred re fug .4 Ucrlitw- Sept. ,1 U:40 u. tn. The J:iub listene d "to -stmwr- r ^ X rf , y. WT^Tark Ilusnell; History of the Kaiser ienvfs*-FMgrtTtrr-for the Russide talks ulong the lines of the mem English People, by Green: Decisive • iun (font London, England, Sejit. !.' The bers taking a more active interest Hatties of the World, by Creasy; Time* correspondent at Ostend re­ in the. d u h and the city of Sanford. War Between Jup*»tt and Russia, by Rome. Sept. I W40 a m. Bal­ cords a conversation w ith a Corn nn . R. S. Kidder of St. 'A ugustine ad- l.jnthicum . loting for new Pope Itegin» without officer from, Brussel» who said fran­ dressed the club* regarding the m at­ ('urdinals Gibbons und O'Connell, tic efforts were being made to inflict ter of advertising in the Foster list llaptists in Orlando who arrive tomorrow. of magazines and papers and this The Sanford Baptist Young Peo­ a crushing blow on the allies, espec­ N ol-j matter was referred to the eomtnit- ples I'nion were the guests of the ially on t lie English forces. w ithstanding the success achieved The IL-igur. Sept I '* 10 a. m. tee on advertising. The club is a t Orlando union hist night and • renby the German army', the dispatch Ernest Sol wav, Baron Lam bert, the present time more interested tn I ,|f r>->I a verv interesting program nays, there is a feeling among mans M W arquet and Baron Etnpuin, getting interi-st aroused in the club Some t >rn>ago t lo* itrlittub Niildiera that they are tight ">ur of the rn heat men of Belgium < 1er iny n membership and until the list reach H i I' t vi-ited y'.uifi>rd and i lu-> Jd* have guaranteed I he payment of cs 150 members paid up for the was the return vitii, about tw«-tit> mg against too great oi Despite all efforts to conceal the forty million dollars which the Ger* year no questions of advertising will Sanford mem I»era coming down by mans dem and for the salvation of autom lhile. A supper was served news from Prussia, It is stated in ­ Brussels. be taken up. form ation of a disquieting character The now hotel, transportation of ing program was rendered: regarding events '*there *is taginning ’ the school children, ta tte r roads to Chorus. Special Notice to circulate among the German Oviedo, on up town ticket office,' Sentence Prayers There will be a meeting of the forces nnd this feeling of anxiety deeper water, the east coast canal 1lytn n. . trustees of the Library Associaion was intensified when two divisions and m any other m atters wifi be Hymn the and the W oman's ('lull comm ittee totalling 80,000 men. passed taken up a t the next regular meet­ S u b je c t u n n o u n c e d tint Mot Meuse by the bridge of Andenne at the Presbyterian church Friday ing which will occur on -the night of toes." H, Srilles, between N am ur and Liege be Mibrnitted for the remodeling of September 11th and many new mem­ Baptist Y o u n g people r t l l l / c d the building. n route lor German, Holland. bers will in* present at this meeting. Q uartette. The German em peror has made it A reorganization in part will ho Reading. Rev. F. P. Strong and family known to every soldier th at hi* o r­ called for and the club will start "Bring Your Powers t'nenceum have returned from a few weeks at ders are to take Paris or die, the out the new season upon a much bered." the beach." dispntch nonelude«. * better and firmer foundation thzn Solol "B lend Your Powers Unceasing­ ever before. The members are very enthusiastic over the prospects of l y " Song of Response. the club and it is certain thnt the work of the organization in the next ly-"' iw ilte jn o n th s will he very fruitful Song of Response, of results. All the differences of Closing Remark». opinion th a t form erly were allowed "G o o d -B y e" song. to creep into the meetings have been The Sanford visitors .were: Miss elim inated' and the entire m em ber­ Ioiing, Mrs. R. V. Betts, Mra. Rowe, ship has entered most heartily into Mr, Ilryan, Mr. Gatchel, Mr. W. E. the idea of making a G reater San­ Betts, Mr. M. W right, Mr. Davis, v ille a n d th a t they arc d o in g ,fin e . T, C. Taliaferro, the han k er from I ^ is to ho hoped th a t M anager Hern-* ford.and this spirit will predom inate Mr. Speer, Mr. Hues, Miss Mc­ Tam pa, H a ., whose car ran over don of the Stur T heatre can o b tain to the exclusion of all else. Now is Mullen, Miss R. Stew urt, Miss M. and killed a young lady an d serious­ some of the Luhin films w ith M abel Miss the time for the men of Sanford to Stew art, Miss E. Stew art. ly wounded her sister lust Monday and Charlie Ritchie as the s ta rs , come forw ard nnd help make the Gatchrd, Mr. Rives. Mr. Rotartn, in the W hite M ountains, was today club a power in the com m unity. Miss D. Bettrrr Miss Lee Hamrick, for both of them are very popular arrested and held to hall in $20,000, Tere should be no holding hack Mrs. W. E. Betts, Mra. HrotJjcrsutt in Sanford., T h a t other old favorite, which he readily gave. Mr. Talia­ and Miss Fox.— Orlando Sentinels for any reason w hatever. Ed Lawrence ia also with the m o­ ferroclaims" th a t hq waa turning All old members a n d thoao who vies and it Would seem th a t tho out oi tho road to avoid another car Copy of London M irror ' expect to join the organisation day of the sm aller companies has nnd did not nee the two ladies un­ E. K. Foster presented The Her­ should bo a t tho next meeting on passed and all our old favorites til his car had struck them. He is Friday night, Sept. 11th a t eight ald with a copy of the London Mir­ have "Jin ed o u t" In the m oviw . " prostrated by the accident and his ror today which graphically des­ o'clock, C ity -Hall. At least we can still enjoy the dain­ ■■1 - — t cribes the war situation in England Invalid wife, who was with him, Is ty M abel, tho versatile Ed Law ­ » H ad Good Luck reported in a serious condition re­ and E urope.' Mr. F oster’« mother rence a r d th'* rn rp p y Charlie R it­ E. ,C. C hlttenton, P. M. Elder, ip in England now and also his sulting from jihock and grief. chie on the screen, even If wo can ­ O. W. Spencer and several other ■later and his sister's husband la in not have the pleasure of their living fishermen have returned from Coro- Belgium as war correspondent of Every tillable acre of Florida land presence. ' nado Beach where tohoy have been the Daily Mirror. M r. Foster says __ * should bo m ade to produce some­ onjoying -the fishing for several i t is difficult to hear ffom his rela­ thing the coming season.—^ Partners 1 — Congregational C hurch —— diyi. T hey brought back some tives ps everythig is censored and from all over the United States Service* will be resum ed nekt /§(< *fita ses bass and say they caught they are not allowed to write shout should be inyited to come here and Sunday morning: and it ia d e s ire d , «oven fine ones last F rid a y / Mack the war situation. Although he if raise crops while their lands ir e th a t evfery m em ber plan to be, p r e s ­ Moye, BiiUe Weasner and aovcral naturally worried about his rela­ frozen. C a ttle .and sheep, hogs and ent. In tho evening our aaeond other Sanford boya are over there tives he is glad to know th a t they goats-should be seen on, every acre ''•Hä annual Labor D ay service will b are P h o to b y A m o r t emu P re s s A s s o c ia tio n . •. and there will be but few fish left in are safe an d sound this far. where th ere is greass to feed them , held a t 7:30. T he C,. E. S o d rty . w i l l / , th* ocean. Mr. C hlttenton brought ■ *f. ' ■ or a chance to make forage grow, also begin ita regular meeting». : * Co agrégation alls is ( home several flpe ones a n d presented Bora In maintains only 80.000 men 1n time* of pear*. but die baa tu peaceful America and prolific Flor­ Sunday evening. Sept. 13th tho Let us have a mid-week meeting . the editor w ith a ten pbund basa •II of her male imputation trained to boar anna, and the number la ida ehoiild be the world'» mocea. them e tor consideration will , be th at helped m aterially to reduce tomorrow (W ednesday) evening. men. The Servian army la largely composed of veterans with a .i We have room in Florida fbr about "Som e Reflections on the E uropean F. P. STRONG, the high coat of living, as we expect morale awl a record of first rata achievement in Die lUIMn waha tw enty million» more population.. Paator, to eat it for t^e next week, -j < 1 ■{; • v A /;& ï§a■ B B & to w r a . f-* « v * tVro? f* Vr -, *.1-Jj- fi v i j Servian Soldiers Are Brave Fighters - . '■ ‘ ‘ i '■^Jl ZLa4 • V - ¿ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 28, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 28, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e33cfa80dbee4f4dc7a053aead26a15d.pdf d8a6031345eed5c6b71d39ff90440a33 PDF Text Text **• , AUGUST 25" 1914 SANFORD IIERALI) PAGE EIGHT J * T CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING csre on the part of driv ers.lt is prob­ able th a t nothing we can say will have nny offset upon tho .driver* of machines because each individual honestly believes th a t he is exerdsing' BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS every precaution necessary for the B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N safety of himself and his passengers U P-TO - DA TE ■:- - v r r = Y O U A N D M E .“ and it is tho other fellow who takes * t : 1 the chances a n d comes td grief. And » Communications for this Column Should be M arked "Sorlrty Editor", or I then sooner or Inter som ething goes Phoned to M rs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203 wrong and the trouble is charged to All Local Advertisement« U nder rircum siatiers over which ho hud no M ra.-F o rrest Lake and daughters T h is H e a d in g T I I R f e t/ C E N T S p Annoartcemml control. A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- L ine F o r E a c h In sc rtW n , Minimum There is no doubt b u t what every “ HE’LL PRENT 'E M 'V -S D SAYS SAIJNTERER. drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet a t tho mer delightfully a t Milboro, N. C. C h a rg e 25 C e n ts , ♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis­ homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. W ednes­ will spend the m onth-of September FOR SALE aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for th e pur in W ashington. D. C. 5 W hen drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in in his ability to handle his car. It ap­ pose of m aking roses. -This includi« ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom­ Mrs. John,* Preston and little For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park pear# foolish to slow up for n rail­ the rose com m ittee also. Bring a sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. W hat grandson,' John Jr., of Jacksonville Ave, ■ 94-lf pair of scissors and a roll of red or road crossing when there j s not n m anhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo sh o t full of hot is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. W alker. 1 green crepe papeP. train in sight, but the practice js » down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ith an au to m atiesh o tg u n . IFOR sale or rent.—T.hrce acxiu., good one. Some tim e one might for­ te rrib le 'a n d it is not difficult to e n ­ i—“ An0LUeu.lM 0g-4teL.-lt -.strsighMl j g et to look and tho train would tic thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet - Mr .—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T* K>«rW~h0em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1! there. -*» A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely. a tru t around w(th a chip on our shoul­ your six; und I usually charge extra 109 Mag­ %. It is tho sam e with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«jul pther. members der jyid declare flint oar every de­ for work in unusually had m y t her in nolia Ave. . 102tf. hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the d ay tim e..N ig h t m eans when the which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the W om an's Club was held nt Polhill returned to their home in m and m iut be respected. if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of M rs. J, T. B rady, Fri­ For Sale-At a dlscount-^^choU j. B ut when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*. your a tten tio n 'u p o n it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par­ ship in Sanford Business Collegp. face with the horror and death a n d 1 "N ow be sure to get this straight! the sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for Owner unnblo to US9 it a n d it will t>© wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat; cousins, who had not seen each tra d e d a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by ■old a t a sacrifice. E nquire' Herald tom s Extreme care at all tim es even to magic, m aking a fair s ta rt on the other for th irty years. Otlke.-103-tf. ~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at Dr. Mason has our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" w hat m ed icin éis F o r Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring ifirnU.hp.ahtt n w s .rs rlrtw s M — «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in th e fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr. affairs of peace we are thankful th at think when you pay for the medicine ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in the only.safe course to persue. Tho afternoon passed quickly in war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my L ittle Miss Olive Renfroe re­ good running shape. Sanford Ma­ pleasant social intercourse; th e distry to .p icture‘hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar .' 82-tfci. turned from Richland S aturday. chine A Garngp. ’ of plan» nnd arrangem ents soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth­ new club home and .enjoy­ Mias Agnes Renfroe accom panied For Sole or R ent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I ment of Mrs. B rady’s charm ing hos­ the little lady hom e a^id will rem ain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. o u t pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors pitality. Refreshing iced lem onade for an extended visit to* Mr, and 80-tf - gain we arc thankful th a t war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap was -served throughout tho a fte r­ Mrs. H arvey Renfroe. commodities,, not woth a damn'. . n ot engulfed us. > For Sale-Orange grovo H acres noon. “ Npw listen, I d o n 't care enough - t J 1 fine ham m ock land, 130 ncrcN of Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f Bir­ The next m eeting will he held a t J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to Celery land, one ten acre tra c t celery mingham. Ala., are tho guests of the home of Mrs. Henry W ight at b u t little authentic-inform ation as to practice j u s t .for the job. I want pay land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it 3:30. A# m em bers of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn. th e progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I Box 1034. 104-8tc. urged to he present and those who the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras. Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over were not present Friday are re­ lacking in inform ation as to the ef-| And th a t's not all: you need not For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m from Apopkn Sunday, spending the quested to bring a pair of scissors feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’m' going to carry your about th re e miles from th e city, T>- Cobb Is gradually working his and u roll of green or red crepe day w ith rorfitives. th is country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''.. nlso two choice city lots. Going way to the top among tho American pa per. It Is not believed th a t the doctor w ith whom «ho has been accustomed cheap for-cash or can be purchased Lcaguo sluggers. E S m'.» A little son arrived a t the h o m e' to dealin explains th a t the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of • • of .M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell responsible for the tremendous a d ­ medical society, because of this jusn e ra ld office. * Musical Evening Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham­ Sunday morning. He will be called vance in foodstuffs. tiflable outburst. Mr. and M rs. W. L. H arvey en­ pions, thinks very well of the Cardi­ D. P .- J r ., which e v e ry o n e knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled Being a woman, she naturally does nals’ pitching staff. tertained delightfully with music 1 t Í stands for D addy’s Pet. • • • In lid, tw o good wells, located ju*l not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford and song F riday evening a t their south of S tation 10 on S. & K Hall­ Manager McGraw has become enthu­ homo on the Heights, com plim entary allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope th a t the ci tire ns of Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house. See F. W tw o by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd M rs. G. Logan IJrqwnlce (nee Miss Lillian Gibson) M ahoney nt Fernald’s. 97-tf knows that on the whole this coun­ minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • • « trom bone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240 wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu­ Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- th n t delighted those present. An knows th at a t this tim e there is prac­ tions nnd getting pay for their ser­ GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL im prom ptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to tically nothing being exported und th vices and y e t I believe th a t if the Paul, declares h o 'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some tim e with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $10.01). T. H. John­ lie 's m other am i fa th e r-a t Calhoun, son, M oore's Station. l-2tp an d there will not be for m any m onths d ty a t a n y tim e could help the boys In a minor league berth. Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia. _____ ’__ • • • b u t in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing m oney at a very trom bone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no, hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n num ber of Mr. Galloway, the genial attach e TO RENT some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office offered as an excuse. For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :» Ah a m atter of fact the wompn are Sanford B and than an y -sim ilar or­ ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrum ental solas, duets, a n d en­ has returned from bis vnentiun. m onth. 5 room cottage $12.50, in* r ig h t .‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the so u th can boast argum ent as to leading second Back­ semble made th e evening hours pass for the famine prices which are being of and y e t one h ardly ever hears ers. Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer. delightfully. M r. and Mrs. Har• • • our chitons praise th e homo in sti­ l-tf dem anded on every hand. registered at the R pbblnj' Nest _____ vtfy's guests were Mr. a n d Mrs. Joe Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder, T he real tru th • of- the m atter is tution a n d they are forced to pay Sunday. It' is understood th n t Mr. Logan, Mr. nnd Mr*. (Jinn, Mr. For ren t- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in who was snapped up by tho Cards greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located. A.P. Connelly.* in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instrum ents and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*. future home in Sanford. 109 M agnolia St. - 102-tf country are alone responsible for the They give m onthly concerts in th e months. , . ’ V • • • For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty outrageous .situation, and thoy do park th a t are greatly enjoyed by Mr P. M. Elder am i Miss Nellie Catrtyrr» Itfturn acres of good hammock land all tiled. lea vo not hesitate to dem and the shylock’s th e home people an d the visitors Sherwood Mageo has been doing on Wediiesdn y for several The W hitner camping p a rty re­ Call or write A. .\J. Tyler. 101-tf pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well a t short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs S aturday weeks stay at D aytona Bench. Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refe r.« man evening, “a fter having, as one mem­ poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets. For R ent— Five nere» good celery riflcc. Local grocers tell me th a t al­ have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho p a rty expressed it “ a Daytona Hotrn . i ] land, one a n d n half miles from San­ rea d y m any of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do­ lies' slugger. Mr. T. J. Miller, accom panied by ford. N. H. Garner. gloriously grand time. All th e , de­ _______.; '-.a —q ^ a : 99-8te elim inated sugar an d beans and cof­ nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i lights of cam p life wert- fully en­ Mrs. F rank Miller anil Mi's. F. J. Bon Johnson will have to hire a few fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their For R en t— T h n » rooms furnished more lawyers -In order to got Injunc­ joyed. There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to D aytona city. T he following from the D ay­ tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi is a rarity indeed. - < from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon­ for light housokei ping. Also tw o - Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'a n exam ple: landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park “ T h a t. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season. view point of the m an who is in posavenue. 91-(fr solute conviction thnt cam ping Via • • • • session. A local pqper quoted one band will retu rn to D dytona again • Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother, the top notch of summer «port. For Rent Furnished office equip­ dealer to the effect th a t he made next season wap assured S aturday E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j ped with roll top deal:, office chairs when Commodore C. G. Burgoyne Phillies has formed the habit of steal­ more profit in one week on The goods D aytona. Personal Mention J -----------V nnd tables. Also a roll top desk, in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In M r. an d Mrs. Deane Turner, typew riter desk and ocher equip­ Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd T here is a tine moral question inVolw- band th a t its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to m aster la to Isqj-n how to hit a pop fly. . Deane J r. nnd . Leslie Hill were m ent for sale or rent. Herald office. little daughter, Olive, returned Sat­ ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and th a t Commo­ • • • am ong ‘th e Sanford ' folks at (he urday from a pleasant sum m er trip the case it is probable th a t no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire 82-tf Th© attendance at the Polo grounds ‘ 1T ■ ---- Beach. ">v to N orth Carolina. coat, which' will be approxim ately will be afforded.however. th is y e a r has not follon off, so there M IS G E L A N E O U S 95,600. ‘ . I Î t ’ * does not seem to he any truth. In re ­ ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her O thers goingover to the bcaeh W anted— Plain nnd fancy sewing W honta* k id for a verification of ports th at thla is a had year for ths 1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my frienda an d -th ey have my sym pathy the statem en t by the G qtette-N ew s, pastim e so fa r as New York Is con­ vacation a t D ay to ra Beach with were D r. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressm aking of nil kinds. , Last Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast T h ird street. Mr Mrs. W. P. C aretr. a t flU times- I t U essential th a t I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned. and Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a­ M attie Driggers. 99-9tp • • • elan d i n ‘with them because I know the report was true a n d th a t he had • « honey; Osborn H erndon and- R alph Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave .nat w hat day they m ay be called up- Concluded to make D aytona a. pres­ Moose McCormick, form er Ulant, Four H undred Victo* and hbw m anager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-C ity, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. C arter. pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.' bia records and two J T h at people of D aytona and thou­ club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon. the wheels go round and all th a t I exchange. €T. M. Berry, *a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of w inter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be­ M iss'Jeannette do W alburg 1» the back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , g rea t generosity low the left tem ple In a gone against W anted-Seam stess fur plain feewinq Atlanta. I / / | guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with­ Stone Isl«hd. \ \ wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While th is la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of . th rir .practice M I know . t k a r the Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the d ly for N orth Carolina a n d V ir­ , tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of ginia accom panied by F rank W ood­ /b y sym pathy for tk e doctors of San­ ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*. ford thon 1 givh them the following i \ h- Woodruff. Frank1Jr. wjil recircular letter te n t out by a doctor A B O U T PE O PL E A N D E V E N T S [CURBSTONE 1 EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT » ; back of San Bhm ardlno, Cab. P§B tot it straight In /your ame region thousands of cork nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentlem an cam e to me, the U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í ( .'/ find . t h a t »11 hum ane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely th a t a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my y ear’s dues in the you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, a n d I was so aaPece/ela t.audr J. • deem to think th a t he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. T he The .A tlanta Constitution «ays; a h d ( th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone Ari yon collecting your due» » .i » ' ."Looking a t It/ro m this anglo thitfe la , , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal C lub is a novelty no reason why the Federals should not tip nt night in ste a d 'o f sleeping, a n d | indeed nnd certainly m o st refreshing. play good ball this, thelj- first, season j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos­ I paid h im .n n d then a /k e d hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’flrst sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league ■. • of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex­ -„ hot air.-prtmifsdu' croas handsom ely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at© V “ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event­ will hhave a re to to"bo recognised." Y call a doctor a t night, when if th e y | were p iy itlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ually ;• _ •f ' J •* * A I had (to To go */liter fter him, .they would not In r In bgpause t h e J d ta of-paid tip First Game for Giants. | walk hubdred yar ' w alk a huhdrea yards for him , dues lo o k ed llke^tho^Jub meant busi­ A1 Daman:« succeeded In gutting th© y> easy to up against the‘1ness nets aand they would n d this loolkyl like thoy Thn.chap phono" a n d -th e n 'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta an d wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t th a t the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching on new-life a n d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can i look'pleasant. I want to talli this bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H e r o e s it. ivdng It i about i s easy to Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two be pii i-is the tim o to do it, different propositions but they «mount j In ,a Ti m an In ifcrnford to tho same. — help In tho dork. Art W ith Deaum ont I . ** Jak* Art, form er Whit© Box I *n ' -“ “ " ' “ m p u V BICYCLE CORPS OF FRENCH ARMY ÜÍ? , r. - ' I A s s o c ia tiv a . (fe « s i : , . ' .' wj. �W A R N E W S FIVE 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 PUBLISHED S E M I -WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — Life l* Woith Living VOLUME VI SÀNFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAV, AUGUST 2* baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111 To Afk For Indictment W ashington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u 9:30 Prim ary school. In the Shack . D epartm ent of Justice is receiving 9:30 Main school,' B and of the fol­ i reports every day from its special lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule agents throughout th f country, who ^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in jn y estig-HTon into one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one o recent shaP'p advances in prices d ru m jin d piano. You are welcomed. - j of food staples, and th r-rtrpnrrm m tMr I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng ; evidence in many* places indicates MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela­ ; thnt_there ha» been n well organized tion. This is .the_ first of a Uti*SJ>l . coEaptnreyr ¿timing " re ta ile rs to hold ten iirrmnnTTn bi dnlis err ri i n f f n f js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out nesday nights arid Sunday mornings. jg of the war period. 3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U. "New T estam ent Books L earned." ¡]j I t U expected . th a t indictm ents * fli45 Senior B. Y. P. V. Special ,0 will be asked for in W ashington, program * rendered- by the entire t0 B rooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other Union. r. cities. The others have gone out 7:45 Sermon, "T he Red Light." A ¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have n. clearly violated the law byf con­ T H E R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y PU SH IN G large chorus wffi lead the singing. Electric fans and ice w ater’. * ig spiring to mnke price« on. account T H E IR W A Y * INTO G E R M A N Y A*ND y j of the war. T he investigation is Always welcome. •’ * G EORG E H Y M A N . j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T I N G S T I F F O PPOSITION . Pastor. Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers, re Many retailers have followed the r- prices set by others, without being The French m inistry of war has ill involved directly in an agreem ent, Received at 2 P, M, • Puri». Aug. 2fi New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an as The reports indicate, however, that Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold­ intrenched. The camp insures in­ form ed in Pari«. The men will act as n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enorm ous pressure. lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters. "Most ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to happens. • — — speak four and som e'of th em seven its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser­ ill stances. The investigation will be vice and are expert horsem en. They &s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the will provide their own uniforms And tie alleged violators of the law punished m ounts, but n fund for their main­ lb if it i* possible to g e t’ proof of theif tenance in thy field has been raised Jy complicity. publicly. BE HOLD in FRENCH ARE t^EARFUL AND H A V E FORTIFIED ¿PARIS AGAIN ST ATTACK now St Petersburg !lussimi und Aus­ trian arm ies are engaged in a gen­ erili h iilt|e ulimng the river Seretb W ashington. \ug 'J* Jap an ad­ [}„ |Bcm Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in­ Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send arm y or navy to aid allies of t hut city, nor a tta c k Austria Wireless ;,i German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown British destroyer sunk the up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign destroyer in the Adriatic. fleet Another say ft the big transport with prisoners, principally Turemt and British soldiers passed Aixla ehupolle today. United States rn v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus­ tria in Tekio. Uncle Stun May O wji Ships W ashington. I). |C .. August '.!7{. — U tter dem oralization prevails-, among th e shipping interests of th e ' United States and large business houses who were contem plating the * purchase of ships for the Panama Cahal trade because of the proba­ bility of the l u l l e d S tales govern menl going into the business of 'owning and operating sbi{¿s. President Wilson was so informed today by members of the Senate and b y ,le tte rs and telegram s from firms engaged in the m ercantile ma­ rine tra d e . He discussed the m atter with Senators Benjamin F. Shively, . of Indiana; Willard Salisbury, of Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton, of Ohio. Preaident Wilson made it clear to callers th a t he is intensely in earnest in his desire to see regular lines of ships established from the* United States to South A m erican ports to take advantage of th e present cx( reptionnl opportunity furnished by the European war to capture the 'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the canal. . Relieving that a governm ent own­ ed line would lie the most practical means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice a n d of obtaining this trade, he . „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct governm ent appro­ priation for the purpose, t .The adm inistration bill will pro. vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested in the m ajority Block of a m ercantile ma­ rine corporation which will engage in foreign trade, particularly trade with .S o u th -America.' T he company >0 form ed would ha in all sompocta similar to the P annm a Railroad and Steam ship C om pany, which the governm ent owns ‘a n d which has been engaged in transp o rtin g pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e . • t\Var R e rc n se .T a x Washington, D. C., Aug. 28, • War revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the governm ent's annual in­ come was considered todny-ut a con­ ference between Secretary of the T reasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end t r Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd Chairm an. Simmons of the senate finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood declined tp say how it w as'expected to raise U«* additional income but It is understood a tax on tobacco, beer a n d liquors a n d 'possibly a A nm p tax will he ntrricd out. / . The bill ran be drawn quickly, in the opinion o f' adm inistration lead­ e rs ,,And its introduction is expected to follow im m ediately a message Bryan Tor Judge <• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY W ashington, D. C., A ug.. 28.— such legislation. Senator N athan P. B ry an of Florida The Evening Worship for judge of tho circuit court of ap­ THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to hoider are glnd to see him in the succeed the late Judge Shelby. T hat is the program of the Flor­ d t y this week. Dr. Housholder will ida • delegation in both houses of bo, remombered a s a beloved pastor congress. and this m o rning they held of the M ethodift church several a- m eeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the S tar in the. evening. Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re­ Wilson for the bench appointm ent. m ains ovef Sunday. If the pastof ahould preach his All m em bers' of the Florida delega­ tion were present w ith th e exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the of Congressman L'Engle. Soul." • First Annual Statement Shows a Large Balance in Treasury lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to M ay 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which am ount the sum of $2,150 was col­ New York, Aug. 28 lected from - M arch 1 to May 1. hurg-American Granfiti The financial report shows total re­ bears for sea. ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse­ ment* of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal­ S u m m a r y of W a r Today ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of The French and British armies on u lint tie line LVill miles across still the departm ent. are strenuously opposing the ad­ vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM, the French frontier. Tho British a p p a re n tly the French, troop» in tho trobps are reported to bo occupy­ Voagea district havd resum ed the ing a strong position and are • sup­ offensive and* have forced the Ger­ ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet flanks. side. While the -Germans have occu­ Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin, pied th e French cities of Lille, V al­ Sir William Edward Goschon, in an p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber enciennes and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov­ credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernm ent i n , the form of a white of m aintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way of his interview with the German Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira Von Jagpw ,.antl the Im perial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t't h e time of the British ultim atum , dem anding th a t Ger-, m any .should cease v io le tlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fc o h m ii. 10. the official report. Herr Von Jagow de­ plored the step which' G reat Britain, wan. about to take, as he saw the end of his policy and t h a f t h e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been to m ake friend» with G reat Britain and then through Great» Britain to get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Im perial Chancellor was taken aback.* He declared that G reat B ritain's action wns terrible to a degree and- declared th a t h^s policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tum bled down |lku a house of c a rd s /' Ho y *j J ö gR. iïYl held G reat Britain responsible for all th e ierfihlo evontk th a t might happen and asked if < th e British Governm ent had thought ,nt what p riff the '.compact to defend Bel­ gium 's neutrality would be kept. jf I'r m f ia f 1 fui|tfjM T h f French commander-in-chief, *1 n > i I General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton i f to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French, *« com m ander of the B ritish forces, f* V 1 1H ip flays high tribute to tho valor of IM r I ‘ I A 1 4 k? H the British arm y, which, he says, I _ mELi "did not. hesitate h u t threw its V i whole strength against • forces of ¿/X T , . r ------- « f c a . gréai numerical superiority I t Is reported th a t B ritish m ar­ • I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.' ines have occupied. O stend to pre­ vent th e . Germans from getting a foothold on the English Channel. tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn The German steam er Kaiser Wil­ personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a was little thought th a t in a few months' time these rulers would give the won B ritish' cruiser 'off the W est C oast of Africa. Vn Two Big Men of the War And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of Accidents that May Be Fatal. W ednesday afternoon am th e (axce i at- Zachnt>-,«” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33 c lo s e . tla a r n . h l T ' t h k * d a y t h,. t ,p ■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “ bursted w ithout a m om ent's warn- * ing and the boiler and brick founda-. rion and various ■p a r t s 'of th e en­ gine were hlowp a num ber of feet through the air; The saw yer, W. D. Sirjitli and the lum ber inspector, Mr. Kraehlc and th e negro firem an McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and Mf. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries. T he accident occurred ju st after Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in with the A. C. L. train an d the boiler was throw n over one of .th e freight m rs parts of th e debris striking one car and alm ost demol­ ishing it. The flying brick« struck MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone hnd struck his engine, b u t fo rtu n ate­ ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . • enough to escape the b ru n t of the Tailing »bower from the ji oiler, N'o reason can .be assigned for the accident which will cause the mill to close down several weeks for re­ pairs. The explosion /throw th e village of M arkham into a fever of excite­ ment and physicians were rushed to the scene of the accident a t once, giving the Injured a tte n tio n ^ while others dug iflto the ruins looking for more victims. U l fighting period was 7,168 datys; loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money $6.250,000,000. • *“ T he C rlm run war began in 1653 and ended in 1856. It Was under-, tak e n by England, France, Sardinia and Turkey, In support of the Sul­ ta n ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia from obtaining a .m aritim e outlet from the Black Sea to tho M editer­ ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi.. Tho British loas was. 24,000; the French loss was 63,000; the Rus­ sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money cost, $1,526,000,000. The American civil war lasted . from 1861 to 1865. its result was the abolition of slavery and a more jierfect union of the states. The first--battle was a t Bull R u n -in Vir­ ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender in 1865 at Appom attox in tho same state. N um ber of day», 1,468; Io n of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000. V T he wax between Francd and G f r -/ y j fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye» la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The w ar'betw een.R ural« a n d T nrkoy, 1877:78, covered 456, d^tya; loss of life, 180,000; cost in m oney $165,000,000. < ’ ' ( . T he Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life 9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great B ritain|y $1,000.000,000. ’ f T he war between Russia apd Japnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss ofiH /e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in .m o n ey , $2,260.000,000. T he Balkan war ngainrt T urkey, 1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss of life, 145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000. Spedai B. P* y . Program „ T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t in charge of ‘the chairm an of , the m issionary com m ittee nnd (he Bible TV r d < , ~ >. h r - t j e r r.r4 i ^ s n i r 7 'o w n ­ ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a special program nnd urge th a t all m em bers will bo present prom ptly a t 6:45. Visitors Are alw ays wel­ come. : . Birthday P arly Jo h n G aring entertained -quite a num ber of his little friends W ednes­ d ay afternoon a t his home, in honor of his seventh birth d ay . Games were enjoyed nnd a fte r refreshm ents were served all left hoping John w ould have m any more hnppy b irth ­ days. • *», • �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPOND DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD windows was broken by the thieves to mnkc the entrance. As usual th e Moore.’* S tation so­ cial was a pleasant event, although the weather was somowhal rainy. There was a good crowd in a tte n d ­ ance, . OVIEDO OCCURRENCES r~ night. Alm ost all the neighborhood was present and a happy tjme was spent by all. The rooms and porch­ es were beautifully decorated with flowers a n d trailing vines, lighted by Jnpaneae lantern*. The en ter­ tainm ent consisted of games, mu­ sic, singing nnd recitalion*.' The violin a n d guitar music by the Misses Kilbee was enjoyed by all. At the close of the entertainm ent delicious rak e and lemonade were served a n d ail departed sit a late hour after expressions of enjoym ent and wishes for repetitions of such events. Mr. Starling, employe of life F. E. C. Ily ., was visiting Cleveland Jacobs last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. D. A. H art of Conway was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. S tory last week. • F. M. S to ry is a t Conway this week, looking after his furni and grove a t t h a t place. Mr. and Mrs. E T. Cushing have been on a visit to his father. T. -1« Cushing. Mr. Cushing is now as­ sociated with the Wilson D ry Goods Co. of GainwVilie, where’ ho has m ade his. home since his m arriage. PAOLA POINTS I T he young couple spent several days In Jacksonville and a t A tlantic Beach on their return trip. M itt M attie Tate has been m ak • Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith, Miss Ing glad the Uvea of Paola friends Agnes Clark a n d Mr. Pat Simm ons with a w eek's visit among them . of M aitland have returned to their Although Miss Helen Heaaoner home» after _________ ______ Helen Taermah have not* a t Palm Springs, which Ts tui. ideal been residents of Paola th ey have ■pnt for cam ping, and which place been so intim ately associatetL^wLUt - M e W t t U L t t E M S .. ha*. bctuviieiy annular all. summer, all social eventa here th a t we shall tfx^ - y'^ ^ * T O T * r r S r J.-W om M * who, because miss them very much, and -whih nMrs. C o r a '' William« ha» moved of failing h e a lth __.baa. been.atvcrnl wishing^ lhcm__all good things in weeks a t-rB r^ -O h ris t* . -undertaking*, sincerely into the Powell cottage for the win­ Mr«. Williams will b e ' prin­ ,. left yesterday accompanied by her regret losing them and hope some ter. nephew, Mr. E. G. Whitney (or his day to welcome them back. Miss cipal of M onroe school this winter. hom e in Portsm outh, Ohio, where Reasoner has joined her fam ily In Messrs. Bell, Locke a n d Miles her many friends hope through Michigan a n d accepted a position made a business trip to D aytona their care and change of clim ate her as pianist in an orchestra. Miss M onday by auto. condition will soon be m uch im ­ fserman has gone to her old hom e Miss H elen Iserman has gone to proved. in KansaA , where she will enter Kansas to spend the winter. Her C. T. M cCulley, with hla sisters, college this winter. ‘ , many friends regret losing her. I • Misses Anna a'nd Lcita and- their Mr. and Mrs. Kressllng. f who ' Miss D ora and M aster Rush Staf­ friends, C. L. Cook , L. M. Braswell have, been visiting Mrs. Cleveland ford have .returned home after a a n d Misy P ritc h a rd enjoyed a n out­ at Echo Lodge left here for New pleasant visit to relatives in Geor­ ing a t Lake Jessup last week. York via C lyde Lino from Sanford gia. Their grandfather accom panied The Woodmen hnvo purchased last Monday. them home. tw o lots of the school property and Mrs. C. A. P o tter and little daugh­ Mr. Jim m y Johnson is the tirxt will erect n two story brick building ter, Helen, after a long and happy farmer to set pepper plant» in the in the near future visit with homo folks returned to field for fall crop. B .-F , Wheeler and Mr. a n d .Mrs, their home a t Cocoanut Grove on Fish are biting fine in this lake Jka. If. Lee of Lake Charm are in Tuesday of last week. and river a n d every day a party N o rth Carolina where they will Harry G arwood is Up nnd at goes' o ut to enjoy the sport. ■pend several- m onths among- th e work again.~ *• Mr. B arto w Mann ha’rf returned mountains. Mrs. B. W. Sm ith is improving home after n pleasant vacation spent F. A. W allare of Oriando is now after her recent illness, and is able in Georgia. employed by D. D. Daniels to as­ to be about the house once more. School opens August 31. We ex­ sist in the drug store. The Bruce family from Palm pect to have about sixty pupils enM r. Glover Bernroettcr of Jnck- Springs spent Sunday with Mr. and ru^e<^‘ Bonville is spending sometime with Mrs. Bridge. Misa E lisabeth and M aster John relatives snd friends in town. Mr. Schmela- is tenring down nnd .Hawkins are here from Oteen Spring removing to Woodland Park, the to upend the venter with Mrs. Cora last rem nant of the once fam ous Williams. MOORE'S STATION Pine Crest Inn, where It will help Harry Willklm* is at home after a to make a large dancing pavilion month spent a t Cocoa. Miss I>aura Hawkins is visiting M r. and Mrs. H. M. Gilbert are and possibly inaugurate in this ‘‘neck o’ the woods" the dancing with her Piece, Miss G ra c e /H a w ­ leaving on • T hursday for D etroit,’ erase which is taking the world of kins. M ich. .The G ilberts acame here a b o u t three year* ago for M r. Gil­ late. Miss Lillian Booth is stopping b e rt's health, w hich has been greatly U. S. NOTIFIED with Mrs. Taylor in §anford who benefltted and it is throught the D octor's advice to Mrs. G ilbert has not yet recovered her usual Of Jap an ’s Dorlars I ion of W ar on "Ja c k " is keeping t h a t they re tu rn north, as she has good health. Oernjany. ' been ill a great deal during’th eir res­ bachelor’s hall . during her absence. Viscount Chliida, Japan»*««* ¡unbanidence here. \ M rs. Gilbert will- be Pears and peaches' ar?. about gone greatly- misaed- from the .S u n d a y but gua.vaa a n d persimmons are on sailor ntpJVuMhlngioii, formally notlschool work. O n o .an d all h o p e 'fo r hand, and our showers still con­ .flinl -the^tTnltcd State* that Japan hn« declared war on Germany. The har raturn to health. . ____________ tinue. ‘ American government wh« asked t* T h e weather has been favorable core for J a p a n ’s inten-sta in Ger­ for plant raising. There aro miles many. * • a n d milt¡e of whito covered seed Viscount Chlnda repented n«*tird i l i . LIOTA SNAPSHOTS snees rtH*ently given lo the ItrltLnIi beds through o u t the Celery D elta, government that Japan*« activity w ith celery seed beds in the lead for Oh, w hat nice refreshing rain» we would be conlluv«! to the Chinn non« num bers, cabbage, cauliflower ahd are .having, an d what kindly feelings and cnilerii Asia. * peppers as seconds. Lettuce seed The poNltlon of the riilt»*»l Slut«-« the glittering drops inspire in our beds will be next to be s ta rte d . breasts. M any of our worries nnd net forth In Korret.nry B ryan’« note Considerable okra has been -planted anxieties are obliterated by these of three <iiys ug»» has m et with J a ­ all ovef ,the section. pan's approval. In rhnt communica­ long wished for showers. tion the Unlled 81 ateq . “noted with Fred Dorner has been hero for a Some of our farmers are m aking satisfaction" th a t Jaimn jrromUcd to abort time overlooking his trucking hay and every one is delights^ over , mnlntaln the Integrity of Chinn -ond business. He has a fine crop of the sweet jm tatb Itrospect.’ eventually restore Klao-Chow to celery up in New York,' which he Chinn, sought no addi­ The fruit in this section in meat expects to h a rv e st about O ct. 1st tional territo ry nnd nad pledged her­ pari Is looking fine. • a n d mill then re tu rn here to superself to m aintain the principle of th r Dr. and Mrs. J . . W. Nixon loft "open door" In Chinn nnd equal op­ ,in te n d his celery crop-at hts Celery avenue farm. * e last- week to .¿pend their vacation, portunity for the commercial Interest* the Doctor's relatives in of all pow ers.. Miss Isabel Haynor Is a t .hom e r Carolines an d Maryland. again after several months sp e n t a t WAR BULLETINS. Mrs. P. E. Gulley and little aon, her old’ home, Goodground, L. I. .». Joe, who have been vis]ting rela­ M rs, -M cDougnl and., d aughter, ¿ .p u ssla n tm tjlo front ,ort German M iss France» have retu rn ed 1 from tives in Conway, returned-..hom e froiltler extend*'11S mile». N ew York city, pdicrc Mrs. M eD ou- Saturday bringing-*“ Mr*. Culley's Pari* roimrta ’ 200,000 German . gal went for tre a tm e n t of h er eye«, sister, Miss Bertie .Barber huma troop« tn vtptntty of Brussels. receiving no J$/kcfit, but will re tu rn with them for a ahort visit. ’ •The 800 Brit lati «subjects in M un­ Mr. a n 4 ’ Mr*. Albert N elson -of ich were « Ire n two *d«ya <to. leuV* there in O cto b o h ^o r further tre a t­ Bayalc, CuLa. who have been .visit­ city. m ent. ing Ktr. and Mrs. Lawlence Sw an­ lh letters to " friettds^M rs. DétaBeer hn« been advanced h alf « ceni n iate r says a s . y c t'T h r D bctor has son for several weeks -i«It W ednes­ a glass tn litm lc h . A ’Lx* • •' getstved no bepeAt for hla nfffvc day for Jacksonville. .. Refugees from Brussels say It took troubles. ’- f V, 1 .M isses. Pearl and Margie Kilbee •even hour* for German troops tc nnd Emma Proctor of Geneva1«¡lent pass through the elfy. y Howard Sw arttt has returned from several day* visiting a t the hom e1of Itallnn arm y will mobilised An.hla váattlé^i sp e n t a t Lake C h a m p ­ the former's grandparents, Mr. and gust 27. W ashington bellevgs Italy an . «* .«>• i f i t u will Join England aud Frahc»* against Mrs. G. M. Jacobs this week. - • £ V •. . Mrs. Ada Broadw ay of Sarasota , Mr. a f ld /^ lr s . Billie Jacob» and Germany. was, the guest pf her unde, J. F. family, Mr. C hn tt. Faw cett, Mr King Alfonso has won oyer, thr McClelland a portion o f'la s t week. Newton, M r. \Voodward, Mlafca Spanish w ar .party, and as a resuU «pain will m aintain a "friendly neu­ Miss Nellie Lough from to w n was Birtis Jacobs anti Emma Proctor, trality ■’ ■■ long as her Interesls ‘a rt a visitor a t the A. B. Cameror} home Mr. G. Long an d'G eorge Long ail uninjured. • . recently. were visitors to Orlando Iasi week, Bavarian governm ent has arrang­ Postm aster Tilden Jacob« wont to ed to provide three .trains weekly .H e n r y Cam eron has been In P a la tk a some time,,^assisting in the Christmea Inst Saturday to assist until nit Americana ’«re removed branding of 6 0 0 ’ young calves, be­ Mr. A. F. Tucker, the new actin g from Bavaria. Tltere were 2.00C postmaster -wt th a t place to get AUHrrlcans Ip Munich when war be longing In in th .. .e. kept there v th ln ft straightened out and "order h la 'f a t^ r r, Joo Cameron. The German troops th a t torn»ed supplies for th e office] E d Cameron is getting a b o u t on part of th e Interpatfnnal fnrbe In Al­ Mr. a n d Mr»,^D*;*L 'Bridges of bania have Joined the Au«trlans opcrutches, as th e resu lt of a b ad kick Gastonia, N. C., urrivcii • ;-vr urd.iy I«'«lug the combined Montenegrin received on hla knee. to spend some tim e with the la tte r ’s and B errtan arm ies Invading Bosnia M r. and Mrs. O. J. Pope expect to mother, Mrs. Dorothy Self. Thai th e Uerman Crown Prlnct rem ove to th e Campbell place on has not bepn whaudsd. and Genera! Mrs. J. C. P artin, who spent last Celery avenue shortly. M r. Pope Von Kinmlch did not commit anloldr will superintend the work th e re ,-a s week with her mother, M rs.. L iu ie at. Liege, w e rft.a u te m sp u -m a d e ou Jacobs returned -to her. hom ein well a i on hla ow n' place on B ear dull hla a rrlra l In New York by Count Ovjedo Sunday. Johann Von Bcrnatorif, German Am­ * ¿T 1 y * Mrs. N. C. Jacobs, who has been bassador to th e United States.* general store on Gol Gartflan f o r e « from’ DaroarlalanC broken intc* la s t huite 111 for some time Is much invaded Becbaunsland. British .terrl better a t this writing. the m oney tory, but . w ere defeated, according T h e apacloua home of M r. and t andl.M rs. <}. M. Jacobs was the scene of . . . ,, the fro n t1a pleasant social event last F rid ay festtd a t ribubats lost 29.000 klHoc H ■ r __. _ : ■■KH amt wounded and thousands o f pris­ oners, i c a rd in g to sn official dis­ patch received from Nish, Servia. Germany ha» cilled to the colon all the last reserve (Inndstunu). Many of these reservista are ja ó ri than 60 yenrs of age, and a ré vet­ erans of the Ftniico-Prussian war. The usual strength of the landatunx U 060,000 men. 'The French cruiser DcSslx h as cap­ tured the Austrian steamer G rad at and taken It Into Brest. It carried s cargo of sugar and flour. T he llnet Flandre, which has been converted Into an auxiliary cruiser, has taker to the same port the Austrian echoon er Baruibeck, laden with n itrate. The Dutch newspaper Algemelc Hnndlesbladt, a copy of which ha» been received In England, says In s message from Maastricht th a t Gen­ eral Leman, In command o f th e BeV glnn troops a t Liege, was wounded by the explosion of a shell. German Charge d'Affalree Hanief Von Helmliauaen^aL-WMMjlfftau *n* 'nounred that he had rec*Hed an offi rial message from Berlin sta tin g thai the Germans had won n "magulflcenl battle between--A&U. . “Thank Goodness!” Deliveryman : “ I think you ought to thank me. They just got here this morning. Yes— pretty hot day for ironing, . so I unpacked them and brought them right along.” Mrs. Worker: “ I am more than thankful—-I am perfectly de­ lighted.” G-E Electric Flatirons and Fans will chase away the wrin* Idas placed by the touch or care and worry on the face« of your mothers, wive* and daughter*. Come in and make your se­ lection from The Leader* at the Market. 1 $3.50 IRO N S. NOW $2.50 The Ituaslan legation at the Hngu« announced th a t the nusslaus havi scored another victory In c*st_ l ’rus ■In, capturing atx Austrian officer*. 1,280 men and a battery of a rtille ry The Austrian losses were »aid to b« severe. ' That England has called all bet army reserves In the United Ntatet wss learned In New York from i acntl-qfficlal source. In reply to In­ quiries at the British consúltate fot confirmation this statem ent wat made: “ An official statement will j>t innde Inter covering the situation.'* The Italian government announced that the Duke D’Abruxil had beer it|rpolnted comumiider-lh-chlef o f tht Itnllnu navy. This lx an im portant step in this country’s preparations foi war. The Rotterdam correspondent ol the London Dally .Telegraph sa y s be­ cause of n shortnge of flour R o tte r­ dam linkers are making bread com­ posed of equal parts of flour and po­ tatoes. The m ixture. Is palatuhie. SA N FO R D LIGHT & F U E L CO. 110 PARR AVENUE ■ ». The C itrus Cenker. The citrus canker situatimi 1* summarixed by a recent retain «>f E \V. Berger, l’h D. of the Unlverwlty oí Florida. lns|M-ctor nnd ■-utmindogb.i. He states, th at no further cuaes ol the canker have been noted n\ M unticello, where tt was ttrst dlscov.-red, but further specimens have b,-en a.-nt tn from Snntn itosa amt »inlltv.-r, In­ dicating a spread to western Florida. Lower Prices on Ford Cars # Lflectivc August lit 1914 to August 1st 1915 and guaranteed against any reductions during that time: (In th« I nitrii «Ulr, »f Smrrir* Onljr) Back From War Zone. Three liners brought. Into New York 1,'Jftl m ore refugees from wnr rnck*-<I Europe. The «hip* were th* NcHirdatu Ilottcrdani. with l.OStt pa*eengt-r* : tin* Principe de Uilhie. frois Genoa, with lob, it ml the Krl*t Inula* fjord from Si-iindliinvln with l.lflU On the I’rineljH? tie Udine, which Iih<1 been rhnrteretl by n comm ittee ol Anierlcnn*. were cx-Mayor f!e»>rgi* II McClellnn, of New York: ITe*hletit Nlcholii« Butler, of Citlmnhln u n iv er­ sity, and F. W, \'nml|-rl>111, , $500 550 750 Runabout Touring Car Town C ar ■ Buyers to S h a r e in Prof i t s All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1st 1914 to August 1st 1915 will share in the profits of the com,pany to the extent of $40 to S60 per car, on each car they buy. P R O V ID E D : we sell and deliver 300,900' new Ford cars during that period. Ask us for particulars Ford Motor Company C. F. WILLIAMS. A<«i t EDWARD HIGGINS. : .Ir.m.n Kentucky Marshal Slain. Po««»*« scoured the iielgliboring b ill»' for trace o f the murder* of John <'»>l-| Hun. town mnrshul. who was «bot from nmbuHh at Berea, Ky. ÌA * o iia rd W a t k in s w as a ls o ah o.t, oelng ditngerously wounded. Net H e r Abode. “ Mv !nc»inn- t* snntll." id »* rut her dilatory'lover, “and |H*rlmp* It l* *t u »-I of me m take y»nt from ymir futber'« roof.“ •’But I don’t live, mi the .roof." wu* the prompt roply. Fire Raxes Fam ous Louisville T h eater. The Hopkins theater, The sc en e ol m any' fam ous political conrentlohs. h o t recently uaod. os a moving picture house, was daatroyed by Are u t L ouis­ ville. Ky. ’ T he Io m was 1100,060. Ttuvo flrantsn wore injured. Í * ml 1 f - lîîîî s T h e • N a tio n a l • W e a k ly C' A ' *' ’ JOHN DEUHK STAG SULKY i F irst T i m e HILL HARDWARE CO. i In C l u b » U n til th is r e a r ' Collin’,i has been soldst 15,50. Now the price is 92.50 and wshsve secured a concession where­ by w* can offer it at a still further reduction In con­ nection pith this publication. 0 Sole Agents For J p tfN Agents for E. C. BROWN’S SPRAYS. These sprays are equipped with two Double Acting Pumps. W e also carry a complete line of PLANET JR . Farm ■ Tools, See us before you buy as we can 3ave j1 you m o n e y / Y Spedai Offer to Our Reader» k r c o r n ü i n t tilt i t t t l drmlrtd Igr . CtfbrVat n iw .p u cr, w« tn *« eisd* muJt ¡M *»f s h m u to w tr It *mt our own pubUcitlon etch on e year (h t p r u t of CdBtr ttlo n t. Thi* it t lim ited t t «ad muH b« t a k e n e d v u n i« of proitiptlr. 2» HILL HARDWARE CO^ What You Get in Collier's V* t* th* ose bis. ladtDtodret, frtilru wttkl» ot the whol* coualrr. Not ouït U It th« «ood ritUro'l hsmlbook but II {« al«o S Dltuine <or the whulg lirmilr. Anoni th« ibin** thit s r«sr s sab«crtpUoo gm *.sr*f FIRST STREET AND OAK AVENUE’ XJCXXXXXXXXXXX?XXXXXXXXXXXX W . J . T H IG P E N a 1000 -r TheSanlord Herald ). DEERE IM P L E M E N T S j •tF - .~‘ } .*=- t " --, -, AGENT» if*- COMPANY • . " ■ * ‘ = . - * GeneralOtrtM with Fire Insuranc1 HOtOISr.HKAL lOTATg CO. Sanford. Florida.. » �■ ■ ■ AUGUST SS. 1914 'i THE HANFORD HERALD A ^. P A G E T U JIU our desperation we hurried two of our most Influential m em bers, Broa. J. K. M illing«* and H. A. Mc­ Mullen, as a ’ com m ittee of two, of! SA N FO R D 'S F IR S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH AND EARLY to th a t city to meet the Bishop. It waa Sunday morning, b u t In spite of STRU G G LES O F T H E PIO N EER S the sacrednesa of the day, the good Bishop was prevajled upon to re­ tu rn in the carriage w ith the com­ IÌY A. E. PHILIPS m ittee. He rested until the evening From-Paper Head al the Methodist Corner Slone Laying hour and then preached for us. The rtext day he met the official hoard, (Continued from Tuesday» Paper) and your humble servant took posi- who laid our case before him and How did Sanford get it? You tion either side of the other gilded; en treated his influence In our be- » . ■who are strangers will be surprised Btairway, and by persuasions, some-1 half w e1 jit the crudity ofvthings i n ' those tim es supplem ented by force, • , I At statem ent ju st received from days. Each man sent his barrel . I ,’ Ur‘ ‘ T T Y“1 th e Church E .tension Boar,I . h o . , . ........... . , kr . , !m out to W hite’s, had it fiHcd and convinced the hoys and girls t h a t ! th a t, our indebtedness a t th a t tim e hauled in. He paid 25e a barrel they must stay on the lower deck was 1,228.26, 11,028.26 principal for the water* and 60c to have it or in the dining saloon while they airtl 4200 interest. T hrough the in­ hauled Jo his door. How did we get enjoyed their rake and ice cream tercession of the Bishop the Board barrels th a t were water tight? You a n d — talked love! donated to us $900.00 of this lnwill hardly believe It when I tell you T he people of the M ethodist dc-1 debtedness, the church paying the these were kcrospno barrels! One nom ination here were poor people,j balance of $ 3 2 l2 5 head was knocked out, the barrel an d so not able from ready cash to T hus th e' Sanford M ethodist filled' With straw which was set on finance the building of only a modchurch became the bonefichify' Of /ire,' thoroughly charring, the inner^ r ' ' U.r.Ch:: t hey-:* * * d° W" ¡ t h e C hurch'E xtension Board to the surface' of the barrel, which •was'* to th e bottom of their pockets many am o u n t of $900.00. This statem ent then scraped aa clean an we could a tim e in supplementing the profits is proba lily an eye-opener to most EARLY CHURCH HISTORY r p , U. end It . . . r*..ly for ll ,1 the . t « ~ H comntMdjI enter-[ " ulmeet -- — n - . i r t ti ponsesThis part of “the history of. theso crude «UiibgV'krut"tiuroldrat. ~ ’ ■* ài -r- ; ■ .•! WOODRUFF & WATSON WOODRUFF & WATSON No Words A re More Eloquent Than the Simple Facts of The Greatest Clearance Sale j .hould cuuvlnre you (le. In which every Fancy Summer S u it in. this fine stock is at your choice during this sale at one of three greatly reduced serves the small yearly assessments inhabitants^ now living can vouch would not be complete without th a t are made on the churches -for th * -tru th of the statem ents. The special mention o( the honored name throughout the connection. This pleasantest rem em brance about this of Judge J. Wolford Tucker, who B oards aids in buQding thousands of water supply is th a t of a thirsty contributed more largely of his churches. Can more be asked o^ it crowd on a hot day gathered around lim ited individual means than any here th an it has already .done for p ric e s : __ the curb a t W hite's and drinking o th e^ member. Som e m oderate con­ the Sanford M ethodist church? great draughts of pure* cool water, tributions to the cause were also Judge ye. as it came up ' from th e depths in m ade by kind persona a t a dis­ If you have kept up w ith the fig­ the "Old oaken bucket, the iron tance, and one public collection was ures you have observed th a t the bound bucket, the moss covered taken up by Bishop Kavanaugh old church building, w ith expenses who preached in the church on one bucket th a t hung in the well!’’ of moving, re p a id '- furniture, im ­ There! I have slipped up o n ' occasion. This was subscribed to by provem ents, interest on loan, etc., you. before you knew it, perhaps. I all classes of people. But nearly all cost, ap art from the donation of with another variation. . | of it was very hard earned money . . . . ___ . . . . , a nnn nn Hut I must hasten bark to the which built the original church from ln <mr< ' ^ ro lma 0 * ' Perhaps at this d ay, will) all the s ta rt to finish. The exact cost, for. history. Don’t forget we were a t the ro r-jw a n t of lost data, cannot bo poil- adv an tag es at h a n d —skilled nrchiner of Sanford avenue and Sixth lively stated, hut in round numbers! tects und mechanics, im proved maatreet when we were sidetracked th a t cost may be safely estim ated chlnery,. m aterial m ore accessible .b y 'th e variation. Rev. A. A. Pres- a t' not less than $2,600.00 complete, (Continued on page 7) brey, who was preaching in the w ithout furnitute. Again our inde­ town hall once a m onth, was a fatigable ladies put forth their hands carpenter, anil he was employed to and made the money which bought The pointH to keep uppermost in mind are n a m e ly these:— build the church, performing his the- [lews, the pulpit furniture, car­ That every nuit is high-grade; lhat there Is no finer ready-towork at interval* lH>tween his dif­ pets, etc., adding over $500.00- more* try-on clothing in the world for men f that there is a full measure 1’roininf'iit ferent appointm ents to preach. The tn the original cost of seasonable service before every su it; that Ihe values quoted money to purchase the material am ong the leaders in this last men­ a n d,r ja y for construction was raised tioned •■(Tort are remembered Mrs are the regular prices which have been priced in our own stocks; for the most part by the process W ilbur McCoy, Mrs, Horace Whitesain* that every desirable Htylc and quality of Summer Suit is repre­ IW«. S Co. frequently condemned in lai»r years, man, Mrs J K M ottlnger and Mrs sented in the great assemblage; (bat every man is positively as­ Km called church festivals. These were J, K. Early, vAll of these are living O A» sured bis style, color, size and proper fit, and the full service tem porary commercial enterprises, still, except the lust nam ed.' And Malm Iwr ^ Hint is to be'expected of our clothes at regular prices. which in those days were Conducted we t a k e off our hat to <>ur venerable lUkmt** New York as cleanly and honestly* a« Tthy other, M other Simile who still l i v e s anc and made profit»ihi,e by the expendi­ resides with us, and who extended i ture of money, tim e and tabor, a helping halli! to the old Earnest Did vou think they were pastime Chapel building, again to the orig occasions? The tired hands and innl church' building, still again to feet anti weary faces of the noble its removal anti remodeling, and u women engaged therein testified to on tleck today with liberal hand the weight of the toil th at taxed contributing to the building <>f the their power of endurance to a sta g ­ Sanford new M ethodist church gering limit. * We also make our acknowledge-1 m enls to other ladies of the sur­ Men’s Wash Suits, $4.00 Grade.................................... .........! ........ „$2.65 Think you these were schemes of rounding country. Our good Mrs. extortion? Let me tell you that M e n s . W a s h S u i t s , $ 6 .5 0 G r a d e . . : . . * ....................... 1...............................„ "..$ 3 .6 5 when these dear women contriti­ M. J. Dnylb, now perhaps the only uted, caph one. her part, from h er[ surviving member here, and to still M e n ’s $ 8 .0 0 P a l m B e a c h S u i t s . . : ............................................................_ .,_ „ $ 4 .9 5 pantry „or- purse, Lhat part was a others who have m ov'd aw ay, and clear gift. And whefi th eir little we how reverent'y in memory of common st-ock jtjn d u n tcd in value the nobly llgLlLjd -P.UlILL- dettr. Utica, say to $10.00, and -as vhe faithful | w ho may look dow n upon us this servant in the parable they muni|>- day from the skies a* th.-y revel M EN ’S WASH PANTS HOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS uluted th at stock *<> as to realize in t h<- <-ti|oymc[it "f their reward around the liront W hile ’throne $10 00 profit on the investm ent, Sin-s N to 10 Year, $1.50 Line .................... $1.15 . then as the* servant brought to his The church building was re­ master .the five talent» with wfiich moved from . Sanford avenue and $5.00 und $6.00 Suits $3.95 $2.00 and $2.50 Ulne........ -1.35 he had been intrusted, a n d the other ; Sixth street to I’nrk avenue and! $7.50 ami $8.00 Suits . ... 5.95 five talents he had gained besides, F ifth street, the present location, in $3.00 and $3.50 Line........ 2.65 <10 00 and $12.00 Suits 7.75 so th e s e . good women turned into July, 1892. Dr T W Moore was pas-1 * the church treasury the $10.00 they tor at that time.- The lots com-' started with, and the $10.00 profit prising the new location cost $050 00. la-sides, and, bless their innocent the ex|H*n»e of removing was heavy, souls, said they had made $20.00 und in September of that year w<by the transaction! "B reathes there made our first application to t he a man*’ who would call that ex­ Hoard of the ( ‘hurch Extension (or tortion? i a loan. We asked for $1500.00, These compierei«! entertainm ents ¡ a n ,| this amount the Hoard con- t were field in ti*j hall 'whore we wor­ sen ted tu grant us in April, 1892. shipped, or a t private residences, payable in five annual installm ents ' Boys Are Cleaning Yards » or In some vacant qtorc room, or, qf $200,Ufl each, with interest at^, 'of ■Sanitary -Inspector A. D. .'.Smith *•* t. » perhaps, in the open air. - But fre­ six per cont, payable semi-annually. is. a -tn u c h *ouiiht man these days quently they Were conducted on a T he security requirud was first"mort­ 1iy th e aipnll boys of Sanford whp ISFAlaLTO ALLFQHS S OF larger scale aboard the steam boats gage on the property, together, with have, cleaned their yards. J IN SECTS&VERMIN k : J■ of the D eB ary .ajid Pooplo's Lines- the note of the trustees and insur­ -*#j ■ According to an" 'annoQ ncenm t The genial cajitains o r these hand­ ance policy,', made payable to the ItisNc 2-poisonous tot HeHu­ madq a week ago and through the Sow er Pipe; Doors. Sash and some steumera, notably C apt. Shaw Board. It was SeplciAber. 1893, ✓ . of the DeBary, and C apt. Rate of before all these formalities were m a n ! \m ily. I t can b speeuy rourtesy of M anager Herndon of Plinds, 'Lim e, Cem ent, Tile, the People’s Line, tendered the use com pleted and the $1500.00 ob­ •colon Beds,Clothing,C uiains the Star, Mr. Sm ith Is, now giving Walls <'<£. without eftsc doting |t o every boy who present» 'a note of their boat*, with dining saloon tained. Lath, Shingles, W ire Fencing, 5 from his parents stating .that V and servants and time, f r t t , to the orinjw ing them in any way T his amount was not sufficient to Vas cleaned the back yard a free O' } u ladfes of tho church, and m any were Corrugated Iron* Roofing pay. moving expenses, buy the now ‘T H E " Dl E H AS A P L I A N T ticket to the picture .ahow. As a «>. the delightful moonlight excursions lofa. repair tho building, add the i o d o r , V i­ *nO h *« I « ‘ around Lake Monroe enjoyed, foi Sunday school rooms, the tower, and ]5A DEODORIZ ER DuKSAW. cop»4«iuence the boys are looking for him a t nil times of .the day and ' -U ' the steam er^ In those days lsy over the resets, pay the architect andj -AY/WlTH ALL H O U S E H O L O H L II night, an d Mr. "Smith being a busy The Best Metal Shingles at $4.75 per-square here n t ' night. These commercisi meet all unavoidable bills, and our NCES m ap apd not in hit officy a great . ’ " riP» enterprises were liberally patrop- secretary of that tim e informed me Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 up. AIK VCHJF 5C At • *ND IF H I f deal -they infest the police office, ). Í i*cd by all ca«4*t lu m » you w a it ! Ol­ denom inations and * ^ 0 1(1 • ine? TO Ut, we were compelled to raise $2.000.00 |TA|NLltt~*sQM >Ol»0tOUt"the plsrk’s office and oveh come to 1 -classes, for the.S anford pUhlifc. pulled Cyprefis Boards for Boats and Lumber of all K inds »HON IlF LO ttV i Qj I t NOT i f . mQVb."ï*sThi»r;ym >unt was realized MCT TN| IK 1*9- The Herald office in -their search. together then as pne fam ily in such through aubarriptioiU and the usual However, Mr.. Sm ith never falls to , Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, N ovelties. things, and m any hundreds of dolcommercial efforts. have a ticket in h is'p d c k c t wher’R IC E 5 75'PER QUART . . ' : f j L i 1 l ' • l\ iars wfere turned in to the ^ohurch evpr found i5iT the boyVjrith the By the same means We p a id 'the• i treasury from theeo BOurVfea.*^ d t need jUSKALFGAtljOtt,, ST* * proper credentials. >2.50 GALLON r T ] »ot be added th a t th s social f*a-, Interest to the Hoard and made An experienced glazier has been * v* ' *_ $ - f ’ V ture of these occasions contributed paym ent« oh the principal hntil the 5PRAYERS.50«EACH In •‘A d d itio n .tir-th e above dllar a secjired and wc can now fill j l tr ^ I y to their enjoym ent. - Only £f©*t irse ie of 1891-96 struelc u«, fine $3.00 Reach bp*e hall gloVe, i»“it one* restriction sv«s laid upon Jhaae mm a n d tu ao Reduced our resoure«» th a t vrltfch dill he seen a t the 'Shnford L w orders fo r New C la s s W indows, pleasurable parties, and th a t was for a' time we were unable l o pay F urn itu re store or a 11.60 knife is FAÇZ&RY 5.0 CE *hen the elegant steam er, City of luatallm ents or even the interest. to bo. given the boy who deans the Doors, Show W indow s, E tc. ' Jacksonville,. first cam e out. Capt. We -were in a desperate strait. rhdst yards in his neighborhood be­ Shaw aaid to the m anagem ent: " T h e ' Business in the town was stagnated tween,* now and Oct.- 1st, the hoy fatpeta Ip the passenger saloon are M any people had moved aw ay and with tho largest num ber of yards to Even the com­ ^ l f y coatfy a n d very dalloate, and 1 some had died. his credit getting th e glove and the « n ’t allow you the use of the steam- mercial efforts could not lie revived, nojtt* largest getting the knife. FOR SALE BY *r uni eta you will guarantee that for both population, p n d finances, T he boys should aeo Mr. tSm ith no refreshm ent! be tak en up In to ja a Indicated, had been depleted and and ask him to explain all about th a t saloon. My carpets m ust n o t'* gloom of discouragement had astthis offer. be soiled." t The g tu ra n tee was tied over the community. n>ade. The forw ard doors to the I t was In the year 1904 th a t we aaloon Nx-rre locked during the re- heard Bishop A. W. Wilson would ■ireshment hi hour, an d C. H. Leffler visit Orlando a t a certain date. -In $15,00 $16.50 and ) 1 D fl . $18.00 Suits a t .... ( ip 1 1 . O U $22.50 and $20.00 \ Suits a t ..................j $ 13.50 ¡$35,00 $30.00 and ‘$25.00 Suits a t . . . OUR FINEST. “ SCHLOSS-BALTIMORE” SUITS ARE INCLUDED ACHES BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN’S AND LADIES’ LOW-SHOES INSTANTLY DIE W oodruff & W atson C A U SE W H Y A rage------x :x~— r x x x : THIS WQNDEF FUL INSECTDESTR IYER HILL LU M B E R GO. INITED 7P 7 TWIGG TAMPAJLA. HICKSON & SON JAMES POTTS T. W. BRYANT ■ ....... .... SPECIAL MENS WASH SUITS Try a Herald Want / A w. �»N ■ ■ -, T H E SANFORD EIERALD F AGE POUR ’ * AUGUST 28, u r n REAL C IT IZ E N S ; Sunday lays It away in m o th b alk giiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T he Commercial Club of Sanford; The sand oil road seems to be like has accomplished much in. the way the French an d English arm ies— P bU*h—i t* * fT T..o*l«y «od f>»f«r U o m in i Hr of advertising the city of S an fo rd . something t h a ^ i s nice to look at IJIÈ HERALD PR IN lIN ti COMPANY and th e Celery D elta. It has been hut will not stand the w ear and « . S. J. M lllLY, f d llo r composed of the real citirons of San­ tour qf the cruel world, including . w. H HAYNES Bunin«»* Monairr ford. who while they do not always that, rough neck of a Willis Powell. ------O — a tten d the meetings nevertheless - W ILSO N 'S W A R N IN G DaUewrd la tb« Cl«» b» earner $ 2 .0 0 per r*««- in give th e cldb assistance und keep up advance or tOe per month. Four powerful arguments support their dues. But sad*to relate, there P a r o d i l i In odm nco mu*« be m ode al office are- also rititens of Sanford who are the President’s earnest plea to AmcrWho said: "If you w ant to know whether you are destined to be a suc­ citizens arid newspapers to E a i e r r d • • K C M d -C lm m all m a tte r A usuul 3 2od gettin'g their money from Sanford i loan cess o r a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money? IDOS, at lb« Foe to Oca at Sanford. Rio»Ida. who have never offered to boost the avoid taking sides in the European and«» Act of March 3rd. 1879. city th rough-any source, who have war. Our population is d ra w n from If not, drop out, you will lose; the, seed of success is n o t ii^ y o u ." Osuno to Herald Batidlas , lo teo nona hi». 814 neygr joined the Commercial Club, the nations n t war. Hostility to one who never speak a good word for or partiality to nnother of th ese na­ EN G LA N D NOT BLAM ELESS their city Und the m ajority of them tions Is bound to cause * dissension . * te • •* • even subscribe for the Herald among ourselves. Our in te rests are I n a rem arkable article published ,j0 will always remain, a problem fo you if you do hot a t some tim e face the in the London Daily* News George. borrow their neighbor’! pape ouched at m an y points. O u r gov­ B a rn a rd Shaw says: issue of making ends meet w ith the means a t hand, b u t the problem will be It is high time th a t the real citizens ernm ent will be aided in guarding • " W e -a re a t war. I t is well that of Sanford bandid together and let these interests by a general neu tral­ we should know what the war these people who stan d aloof from ity. Our diplom atic agenta abroad a b o u t. To begin with, we arc not everything that gc**s to mako a bet- have been en tru sted w8th th p hon * * a t w * r * b e w a e - ^ p » i u ^ n i » < k - * * f t c r Sanford know- ju s t how little oriibln task of guarding the interests th at day when-you assert yourself m aster of th e^itu atio n and say: “ I infam ous proposal t h a t , we should spare th ey really occupy in the es­ of Ustionala of the belligerents in allow her to violate B olgiapN eutrality tim ation of the live citizens of San- hostile territory.J They will l>c nblc will n o t spend more than I earn, but I will save for tomorrow regardless . - they vL - ^ "Lf it. had suited lilted us tft aCWPt tjftb pi «r« them where to act fffectively o nly if all t he beof th e sacrlficV n ~~ , proposal, we w o lm i h a v e fo u n d lo n g '. T h e l u a ii vviiu ro íu .ic u lo enter o ligerents ìòofc^ néùCràlity • 1 .p len ty of reasons for .a c ce p tin g .jU -tim r is own rit^- as sincere? President W ilson hav W ith the facilities of this institution a t your service, it is akin vto T h e devotees of our own neutrality sho ul d not be allowed to participate offered his good offices if a t any criminaLjto neglect .your opportunity for saving-and financial betterh av e found some of them already no In a n y o f,th e emoluments won by tim e peace overtures would b e wel­ m ore Infamous than the diplomatic the faithful few through hard tight- come. - r r t c n h - T r r v / l -W P - n r p n r r p n n - y r u i f t n t - -j . • • Nobody knows w hen that reasons w e'h av e given in th e p a sl-fm ............ ill swwi iis««L; .w$HltW<«»waste— * for júntate, whkh J u m n a * ! in. ha U *. .tM m w.W ttffttt meat an d bloody ThcUl ^ «“ dn-bi S i b i l ì i convenient to us. Let us, there­ tho next six m o n th s.a n d the men bu t tie. It is a sacred d u ty ta fore, drop i t Our national trick of who tackle the job a n d carry it hum anity not to .place a n y ob­ virtuous indignation is tiresom e through should not give up any of stacles in the President's p a th . ^ ■' • - enough in peaceful strife a t home. the profits to the drones who stand A t war it i> .ungallant and un­ aside when there Is fighting to be • A N E W GERM ANY pardonable. done a n d come In for their shore of For ourselves we can o n ly say "T h is war is a balance of power tho spoils after the battle is won. th a t to us th e one consp^Uimi In It J y f WAWnmilR 0U5IHESS, War, and nothing else, and the fact Too long has Sanford suffered from all is. tlmt if hum nnity is h*ol to retwo nil havtf to face is th a t if our the dilatory tactics of there drones rognde unspeakably, absolutism M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS II. E. TOUR R. R. DEAS side is victorious, the result will be and now is the timo to label them must pay for this ‘tienisi of Chris­ I’r r U d r n l Vlrr-l*fnUii<-*l c***,»«» Am i CuhO -r an overbalance of power- in favor and p u t them in the discard. tianity. ‘In place of thè kindgom s of Russia, fsr more jlaijgcroua to A real us»» is either for- his own there- -niust a rise the republics of ; S3 all other combatant* than tlfc one town both tooth and toe nail or lit­ Europe: out of the ashes m ust come we arc fighting to redress. is against it and should bo treated | a new Germany, in which p u re tic"P russian militarism has "bullied as nn alien. morracy shall rule,- in whieh no one us for forty years. -Neither .Ger­ inun and no group of professional m any nor France believed th a t we GOOD A D V IC E mttnkillers a h a ll h ji v c the pow er to would fight when it came to the The war In Europe will.m ake the plunge the Whole world Into mournPointer for Swain*. point. That Is why there was such demand for nil Floridn products lag. ■ If this be treaiton to G erm any "The damsel who hatuth then greeta wild explosion of delighted sur­ eth thee with soil wontir. saying: 'liefirmer this senson and this state our rentiers m u st make the m ost of p r is e when the French chamber may have to furnish foodstuffs for it. To our minds it js of profound hold, 1 am «-icce.lliiK glad that Ihuu learned that we werfe game a fter ull. the Europenn countrieo. therefoMr i t , significance t h a t »o many Amerihast come; thou rejoleoil mine eyes T h a t is why the Kaiser, though belioovM the Florida farmers toi « in s are saying today: " W e wish I a>. Htirely It was swevt of thee to reckless of every other interest .con­ plant staple cotton crops in nntici- th a t the Kniner’ might lie t »eaten call.' Hut us for her who lovetli thee, lo. hIic runneth to the iltuir. sh<* hebl cerned, offered us the best exetise pntion of the demnnd. ,J. K. Ingra- anti live . G tym nn |>ei>plp win eth thy two hand*, faying only, (ih, he could invent- for our neutrality, ham, vice* president of the Flagler >Jt*w York Post. ’ N e d ! '" —"Tho Maxims of Noah." by believing we were only too ready to » , .. ------ O------’ , . . , . . nyntcm sends out the following (in Gclett Murresa sn a tc h nt it, and th at is also why , . . , The Sanford Herald insists on a .. , portant communicatioil t<» ¡ill tin wo had to Inko off our coat /»ml1 curfew law for Sanford and sa y s: agents of the land and industrial de­ sail In. We had to show th a t when partments of the East Const Rail­ “ If some of th e parents eould see E x p e c te d a R e a l B o a t R id o . It comes to a balance of. powey. we A conteur for the » nlarg» n>. : i of thi-ir youngster« off the streets aft -r way; • ^ were no mere dummy weights in th»» Stindny »i-lionl, • nrlrb -I “ A i ni» The wars "nbroad, in all- proba­ ten at night th ey would drum ml this th e scale. to Pah-slim-, bad hern planned by bility, -will practically exhaust the law- and spe ih n t it was enforced." "O u r Immediate business Is, there­ the superintend ‘tit. One mother, They might* and then again they resource» of the countries of Europe whoso son George v :<•*•! month«,r of fore, to figjit us hard us we ran, for in the way of food product* in a - mightn't. Some parents htive such tile hcltuul Ilcr.rPtg t Itri * l ||- StIJ t»uso u r weight * whan the settlem ent vofy short time, arti they will noe-, crude and prim itive notions of t.iu tend« u' mt ml- d t-.I. "‘i • m m-birs . comes will depend On the purl we e.ssafily be obliged to look to the ethical relation of parent a n d child J. for a .jii.it itíb-, ini I..H+.I 11* r,.<i irk. ahull have played in ’the conflict. «r .™ti,w- w .?<* I Uniteli Sta!» « fur . food, it would, such notions i s ’prevailed during 'Thelip rati un w ti ' - •,*. t.t “ Francd, Instead of usingvlmr_iiir i l o n t L iu _ v . Iti'lo r ill » •; i . . .* . ' r J TtTTferéTnre seem to nie wise to en-L tha days of tho rnyttiJUan on e a rth tii-Uot "—.V i nt y i i» ,?n* in ‘your vicinity, with all! thm they arc not disturb-d by the THe influences.tlu ify p u can bring to trilling nreum stances 1 that .their stro n g meri and women./h a » lent il bear tb e Idea' that food " must bej "kids" are loafing ubout the streets to Hur^la to strengthen _ the most raised, not ortly for our own con- JliflilUf dremnstttnee* that their tyrannical governm ent in- Btrropc sumption, Tiut.*for exports to these ¡ate at night n n d taking.'on n ftill a n d to secure the' interest 01» her supply of evil hubift to Uring them loan. She has entered into an un- w$rring nations, to disaster Inter on. Our crjminni The cròi» for this year abroad n a tu ra l alliance with Rus-da against will probably Ite in a largo jneitsure class Is largely recruited from boys t h u s . brought up, und when such -iv o .hav» m r-rijhi c n i s r , ‘“ ">“ ' g " “ I“ ' “ by boys get in convict stripes or other­ . t o n « « Franco on ih l. ncoounl. »l»"-pll»l> <» / * ' ... „ . . _ . . ... mira of -the men nercsoary to har- wise go to the bail, an Ideillly pt-rfeef io r we made nn agreem ent with . . ., ,, Vest them , so it would seem ns if system of justice would bring n heav­ Russia of ^tlll more sordidly com ­ there would be a period- of a t least ier measure of penalty upon the mercial character lor the exploita­ a year a n d a half before, even under g u i l t y parents (bun upon the guilty tion of Persia with capital th a t the moat favorable • circumstances, boys.— Lakeland Telegram.. would have fed our starving chllthey ra n again begin to Vnlse a food dnb. . Beginning nex t Sunday m orning • Photo by American Pres* Association. supply which.will help support them, *^ ~" •# • «4 Nhw m ark the consequence#-’ hence th e re should be no time lost th e Tampa. T im es will isaue a Sun­ Germany with hostile Franco on They in preparing lands and getting them d ay morning daily paper. one side and hostile Russia on the The accompanying tiboinsniph was taken from the warship Deiitsrhhoi ready for crops, th a t every acre pos­ expect to make i t ono of the g re a t­ AT NO TIM E o th er, 1# In-a position so dangerous of the German nary Tlu* German navy U the apple of the kaiser'» e je urn est in the stato a n d it will co n tain a sible be prepared to produce some D u r in g w ake fu l hour# «Jo o & r 'i tria ls, fre u th a t we here in our .secure island kind of Yood; bellcvihg th a t condi­ comic supplem ent, a magazine sec­ was expected to give n splendid account of l!*r!f ugalnsi Its foe* M r« • tid i n b u i lt ion» »ink in to t u c h u lfr r can form no conception of it# intol­ in»i|ciif)c«orr «« w»Krn tions will soon create demands for tion and other good things th a t are erable ten/lon. rityANCIAl. HT4TRMRNT Un­ supplies far exceeding a n y th in g here­ expected in n Sunday paper. “ B y our . blindness wo ■ have Origin of "Uncle 8«m." S c a le d at a G ood M e a l Mad* under Section 32 CJiaplrr - 559«, der L. p . Reagin the' Times will be­ Art* tofore know n in this country. of 1907, L*wi of Florida, «hdwlnt The name Uncle Sam was first used b ro u g h t 'a b o u t the war. We have »mount of ta> M rh*r**<l to tho Tox Col­ I t seem s to me th § t Floridn will come n great paper. PROVIDED ALWAYS lector ot Sominole rounty, Flurtde, to bo In Troy, I* Y-., In 1812, when soma -deliberately added to the stra in by have eight months o r more of a d ­ rollect«# for the current year 1912, and goods bought for tho government and m aking a m ilitary nnd naval antith* »Mtortionment M tb« «am* to tl>a »«*That tho Broad is rislit. vantage in time over an y other sec­ eral fund* which tax** have boon levied lor, marked U. 8. wftro Inspected by SamG erm an alliance with France w ith­ Inrtudint poll late*. nel Wilson, a government qmploye, tion of th e south in which to raise Yau’Il always find Total amount charted * o u t aD the same tim e balancing It# whose tjlcknamn was U n c le ' Sam. per To* Roll ol 1112 ‘ *69,2*177 crops of alt kinds. effect by assuring Germ any th at Oenormt Fund^,.......... Il2 .3 ll.ll , The sim ilarity of (he InltlntirTfuggrat* ,Ò U It BREAD if she kept peace with Franco we etl^lb»' adoption, and Ihc fainlltar pio% S W S S ^ i > . r l « P f 1 1 wError* and ineoltenw ould not help Russia against her. ~ Thè Right Bread ^ turn vilii ubon-errated.. * I05.TT ' __ a_— . / ■' -To iI aim*CO £ u h ha#;, Clarence Wopda of the Kwd A brui*« fund;.,. U M l t h Rustic L «K eflegion on his neck and Total eolie* d o n e 1¡>,024.(3 J . Là M ilia r e s Kitnr> and liuo|t>g. Joy In Work , Wall Done, - I s it to be wondered at, th at the wpr promisee to be as great as We enjoy ourselves only In our B ake ry x P o tsd am militarism, with- ita chronic the E uropean war on paper. Clar­ 1 1 3 M a g n o l.a. it P h o n » 168 JTo li »latir» U , , . l#,*l<*2 ii.n e.si work—In our doing; snd our best do­ a ta te of panic, with militarism raised ence has a sand oil road near Eustis ing Iwour best enJoym ent.-Jacobl. Qaaerat urhool fund f *7,OV.it to desperation hy the menace of that is one of the m any attractions Total eoll-rtloa».,., H, ia.64S.20 grror* and lakolre».... \ Russia, France a n d ’ England, made of th a t beautiful city, a n d pilgrim­ By Ta* aala.. . . . ' MB.Of . a .wild a tte m p t^ tb cut its :* .ay out ages a re made from all parts of a fter a ¿esfltifLng appeal- to let it Florida artd Sarasota to inspect this . » ,To B a l a n o * . 17,139.21 Rub tthnol* fund | 6. II 1.0* fight vuu* to two Instead of one to piece g( road. Willis remnrkod th a t TataTsWtoeusM.. ; ./ the sand oil* root! waC'ltH tight" In ^ three? U - i................. , ‘ ' tm»r* and InteWaa« ^rte..*,.............. i .K ssi.ia “ Dot u»_ b e :ju st to P oudam ? It a sm all miniature th a t could 'b e fly Ta* Salo. ,.v • M.Ii , m ay aery# Potsdam right th a t she taken in to the house ju st before It r frig h te n e d -d s nil so much th a t we rained, placed u n d tr n glass case We hare «iwayi tried to be jo« a linio »bead ’ becam e '“Incapable of realizing th at and hopt well dusted oil b u t1th a t of ih« odiai (olioW in tha («Mia] ejuipmcul af rot Mon, Aian erWi-nco of ikñdenfe lo thow ro lli. SM.00 o tlr terro r was nothing to hers, hilt he caught the owner of 'th e road the o«weM and »-.¡ly tha bol ni «enjAisg. we Total collodion* ....... »•».M pstchipg th e road by r moonlight if we had been true ‘to CiviHutioo Rima polla follie ltd alad!/ rrcnaiaiand to uteri ol iah not r h a r t e d .. ......... * T 10.00 an d kept o u r‘lea pltal a t home and and even the small pin points made ' b u r honor untarnished' by squalid by sandspura were patched up with Spadai read 6 -brida« com m ercial, adventures in tho ca#t, glue eVery night, ’. C lafepre Woods Find No. l... C«¡lection* le data. ... we should h av ^ controlled the situ­ comes rig h t hack #t him to prove a tio n an d kept th e European peace. the road la all t^ a t is clalnied for it vonnaa.., Com bineJ Office f i j E S By Taa Sal*. . . -V* H isto ry will, n o t excuse us becauto and Willis publishes ,what Clnrertcr and Fountain Pen says a n d then adds a t the bqttóm a fte r, m a k in g ,y a r inflvItaGle we run aroun<J at the. last m om ent begging th at th e explanallod might suit everybody not to m ake, a -disturb- Clarence b u t it did n o t suit him S waaabar of tba Carta*'« lax fami? I « Olllfltf »<1)11] and t h a t if the sand oil road waa Blttk Ham murk draint unita« • blue «ad drie» ■ jet blad ahee.” , ■(« d u t r i r t . ............ it/ brilliant, «mouth and permana* alt rig h t why in the sum m er breeze# Total MUsetJna... By error* tad IdmIdidn’tth ey build more -ofi t on Aha “ B o b HoRy dfttn u tu be modest main stem where real automobiles Hy Taa Sal«« M aybe so, but 1 never saw a bald ir yet who was modest. snd wagons could test It out. J1 Clarence now takes In the. piece nGÍBlU P r i n t i n g C o . goes on the principle th a t <>f ro ad , to hi* room and wraps the . 8,65S.Í1 0,55V.81 i S a n fo rd , Florida half nakod when bed clothe» around it to k< »......... ISV.ISI.TT E. A. n o U(II. ASS. Clark. dew off an d twice a week to be By J*». C. Koborta, D. C. shaved by the barber and over ------ --------------•s . . . THE SANFORD HERALD T h at Man W a s ___ THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING SOLVED "! ! BEGIN TO SAVE. TODAY , ~ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. Kafser Takes Great Pride In His Peerless N;iv-, B ottle Pencraft Place Your Order Now For ¿fcal None Better-Ask Your Neighbor Who Uses One In k • S i yyo ■VTàne.'WgàKjt �IN AND ABOUT THE CITY . M ethodist Services M. M. Smith of Winter Park waa HV H. Wilcox left y c s te rd a y jfo r in the city W ednesday. .hli homo In Hartwell, Georgia,. . Mr, T h e services a t tho Star T heater S^th "Woodruff of Orlando was in Wilcox has been in Sanford several each Sunday under tho leadership months, being connected with th of the pastor of the Methodist Utile Hlippenlngs—Mention Of the city on W ednesday. A. P. Connelly real estate office and church are well attended. A good • Matterà In Brief Every able bodied man in San­ was called home on account Qf^the representation from the different ford is requested to meet with the serious illness of his wife. His churches in the city find their way Commercial Ckib tonight. many friends here hope for her to the service« both inurning and PtRSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST speedy recovery nnd his early re­ evening If the reader has not a t ­ * MMmmMrs. C. 0 M cCranine of J a c k ­ turn to Sanford with his family. ” tended these services visit with us sonville la the guest of her daughter, iamninry o A l i e Floating Small Talk« Mrs. I). P. Caldwell. Piano and Player Plano- Expert and join in our worship. More than «Ofclnctlj Arranged For Hurried 200 were present nt .**trh of the ser­ Herald Renderli 100 MEN ARE W AN TED a t the tuning and repairing . All work ab­ vices last Sunday. * m eeting of the Commercial Club to* solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey. Box 1233-Phono 219-4.------^T tW -tf ----The Sunday school of -tho - M ath, night, which means YOU. odist rhurch is holding up well this Itev. F. P. Strong and family9 summer. A larger attendance th an expect to retu rn today from Ormond, ' E. H. Kilhee, one of the prom inent NEW RESTAURANT where th ey have been sojourning citizens of the Geneva section was The Bell R estaurant will open on any previous sum m er season. in the city yesterday. The Wesley Brotherhood Class for the paat week. August 19th in the Hines Building holds the interest of the men of the 115 First St. Meals and short orders P. M .. Elder and daughter, Misii See D utton for turnip, m ustard, city. There is always a vacant lettuco-and cauliflower seed. 06-tf Nellie are «pending a few day« a t will bo served. Furnished room s up­ chair waiting for the visitor. stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor. Coronado Beach. Fresh yeast cakes and Imperial The Sunday school hour is under 104 3tp. Capt. K. R. Murrell has returned gasoline irons a t Mrs. Simon's. . 2-tf tho leadership of Mr. M e ttin g e ^ from a trip to Ashevillo and o th er Notice School Exam ination having filled this position for 26 Dean Jones o fh e..C o lu m b ia. Colf m r tm tm w a f' - Ehf teh' 'TR r'Y eaEhbni' 'cou'nty exam ination years. His interest and efficiency lege of Lake C ity Is In tTin rit’y !rr- C arol frig.. continue to grow. He has an able for county certificates will bo held . day -looking after prospective s tu ­ corps of assistants. He has. a* place at Sanford Iwjjingltyj T yestUy „ Tonight thi-v Com nterdal Club -------------------------v dents. r v y n n e "from Sept. 8th nt *8 a. will hold an interesting meeting in Get your-ico cream Trom D uhart's the city hall and the committees will teachers in the Sanford High School; - - r t t o - g r a y - Tnriti ÎU 5. Place, Star Ice Cream Factory. 85-tf u for colored teachers ip the Hopper Theater. report progress. • N Academy: , S a t u r d a y O n ly — Largo p a l l s Snow , G. W. Spencer is spending a few* A f»e of »»« ‘h d 'ar mill h« col­ Drift lisrd W dO- M edium also-pails Special Service for the Children days a t Coronado Beach and will try lected of each examinee. Bring ink, ^5cVat J. Dr Roberts. 2-1 tc the sea bass while deporting him­ pen an d paper, r On next 'S u n d ay morning a t 11 Mm. C. H. Dhigec left today for self in the ocean brine. T ^ iiA y H i q L J ti L lg ^ l f T f n f f T - l K g '.Bkr f i a m wttk u— Diinedin ’where «he-wilt* fpem i w T.'J. "W A N T E D ' u sermon specially for the thildren the 1-4 tc * eral week» with her father and m eeting of the Commercial Club of th e city. T h e paronts ore uigeti mother, Mr. and Mrs. McClung. . to sec th at th e children attend. A ThC Red Light a / tonight at the city hall and' should large numlier were present last The Sunday nighf services a t the New booking orders for Dig Bos­ be there by nil means. Sunday, which waa greatly appre­ B aptist -church are a ttra c tin g such ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed. Frank Woodruff Jr. left Tuesday ciated. While this service Is foy the F. F. D utton. 9G-tf *. for Hendersonville to join his par­ larfii1 audiences th a t it Is predicted by the 'publicity com m ittee of the children u!I are cordially Invited to For Sale- Pepper Plants. ents and spend n few weeks in the The sermon will he church th a t the capacity will be I ho present Lindly W alker. m ountains. taxed .on next Sunday. The next to illustrative, West Side. P Mrs. P. M. Elder and daughter, the largest audience during the pas­ M r s. Q. L . Thrasher nnd daughter, , Alice left lust Tuesday afternoon torate of GRev. George Hym an w as: Alachua C ounty fnrmers will hold May have returned home* after for Hendersonville, North Carolina, present last Sunday. Mr Hyman (l („jr .,t (¡ainesville in November, spending several weeks at Brevard , where they will spend several weeks love» the people and his church is 1¡„ np(.n tn pxh.hit« gf all open to exhibits gf all soil and other point» in N orth Carolina with thi* Sanford colony in that city. fust, becoming one of the greatest li ye stocka iitla grim i turali in píeme nt s 5. or 6 doses "GGG will break any Those wanting Watson Sprayers factors in bringing, "the people to Prizes will he offered for the host discase of. Fever or Chills. Price 25 in the near future should leave or­ worship tlie God of Love. He la not ... der» at thu store of the Geo. 11. narfow In hia teaching b u t rather *p’,aya,. 1_ ^ cents. '9!*2<>b gives messages to help the .people to . . See the Hill Hardware Co. for Fernald Hardware Co. at once,.n's It live bettor during the week. For take« shout 30 days to get them J , C. Pearson fruij box nails. Prices thin reason he 1ms th e ear of the from rht* factory. . low cj^hun ever before. 2-4tc people. .Mrs. Bruton is in Atlanta tins Next Sunday cvehirg wilj Itn the " Tile ladies of the Baptist church Week purrhaMug her fall anil w m tir lmt of a -erie? 1 1 uhich r,.Broad will have their regular cooked food ami potted plant »ale next Saturday milfiuery nnd 1 xpei*|,« to have t n Hiihjt i't« h a x>■ t..... 11-nd. - " T h e It afternoon and evening at the store Immelmi' »tufi. of the \«-r> luten* L ig h t" will !•<■ the Miltject. Th e en­ ntyle tin" sen ho 11. She will nrriv tertainment committee of the church ijcross from A bernathy’s. ♦ ♦ $>l<$ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * SSL_______________ t : Y ♦ f ♦ -r+y , 1 m ♦ Y *> A ♦ m pst out oEJiis* rv en in g ^^n cstr 'after -a long— days w ork f His Still Tired Look Proves It . *• •» . „ tomorrow night w ’ X * . Closing out all typew riter carbon »per. paper. Best grades only, at 25c per dozen sheets. Herald Office. - 97»tf u The sidewnlka to Sanford Heights have been com file ted and when the street jTuaaing» have been attended to théf •ViAlK' lo' Siinfrtfd'4 Ireautlfifl .suburb will 1m* one of the most poptlLlai* in tho d ty , .especially* whim the hhingea get ripe. j Saturday Only—Large palls Snow Drift Lard $1.10. M edium size pails 45c, at J. D. Roberts. 2-Itc The bulletin board in front of the Herald office ia a very popular ptace to discun the war just now cs the hourly bulletins from the scene of opeintions eome in. »The Herald bul­ letins are five hours ahead of the dally papers and aro greutly appre­ ciated by the publlcl ♦ 'm — ---------------------------i— CASH OR IN STA LLM EN T ♦ ♦* ♦ \I7 ADCDM ATUV W. W. f ‘l*«lSfrecl& Palmello Aveno« Ad LKNAIiII SANFORD, FLORIDA +♦♦♦♦♦♦■+++AT ********** L. P. . ' iNcCuller’sI .*1 t c t .r . * -« r ■» u <> .Baby Cream per doz.,.50c’ 4:»; ............. ... — • 4»* I» Tall Cream per rioz » $1 ■* . * * ** *( $ 4 Si. Elmo Milk per Joz....$l i: «i o S2 lb cans'Tomaloes per doz 90c j j «» S cool npil rcfr.'KliitiK looking as tho white crest of a wave 1» n h at mndo of whilo tnullna and whltu ottom an ribbon, and trimmed with whlto catnellas nnd roso foliage, Llko tho lingerie hatg of form er seasons It speaks only of midsummer tlmo nnd seems no morn burdensome than a bit 0f m|8l aW|rff,lg aboVo the head. Tho fr a n io is tnudo of tho finest silk­ en VOred wlro and tho.m allna 1b first laid smoothly over It In two thick­ nesses. Tho construction of this lijtt Is extremely aim pin. Tho brim Is cov­ ered on the upper side with ruffles of tho mallne, and tho crown with row a fte r row of ottom an ribbon. Tho mallne la cut In strips about three Inches wldo and eacltat»ip Is folded along one edgo InjuRSublo h e r o one-third of .an> »Ineir^In width. This . . . * 77, * . , . ... A ■ T ry O u r 25"c C o ffe e ;;• • — . ■ * * ** O . «1 ’ • I> "f :: Fresh Evaporated P each is:: <■ i . . t^ . ■ . ! ;* ■ t t : Fresh Evaposaled Dales :: : ■ Clover Hill Butler—THE BEST :: i i - - - - - - - - - - - :-*- - - - - - - iiI. .> ; Country .Eggs Fresh Every Pay j ! ; ’ ■ ;; PIMENTO CHEESE i f ** ! - * ’ 1 ■ ................. - 4 3 !**T' X '\: • 4.» 7 B y 1. C, Hobart*. D ,*C.' A. W. Brown has removed from Enterprise' to Leesburg, whore he Null«» “ 4 Appllr»Uoa^ •* la « . LireU Utojet S r rtien S7S af Iba Goaattol filtoluttou haw purchased tho real estate busi­ Natia« U hereby jlvnn th a t / , N . F<rrt*r. purrhtoMr of T i t C eH ideSte« Nus. ness of the L. E. Dozier estate and Jr., 43», 494, 471, dated Ih» 3rd d»> o f.J u u * , wlli be enjtnged in the pleasant pas- 194)7, tondvT ss CtortiOrltM No«. 423i d»t*d tho 6th day ot Juna. A. I>. 1911, CartiS*» Thursdays and Sundays— Wood, titno of placing Leesburg on .the r>ta N o. 1048 datad tba Srd day of June. D. 1912, Cw tiSetoU N o. 2»1 d i t e ! th» I*nd Park. Picnic convenientes mnp. That city has gained a most A7th day of J u n e ,'A . D. 1909, ha* tiled aald amusements. The only aaVe, clean excellent couple in Mr.' and Mrs- littar aw e t o , ray o * mi ,artd ho* m ade ppllraliun lor ta* dead to tr.ua In arrardoutdoor swimming p o o h -' omptied Brown. anre with law . Bald rortiflcatM em brace Ih* follow in g d fie rlb td property ab u tted daily, cleaned and re-filled from a r­ For Sale— Tw o seated Studobaker fn Senti it al* cou n ty, Florida, taw fft: Ckrtesian well. Shower b ath , toboggan surrey in good condition, Yeasonable •T. \ elide. Leased p riv a t.ly also. 8t5( leit »S t ie « 0 5 . of B t o A) Hlk D . Milprice. G. B. P rank, Sanfor/1 Heights cheli’* fldrvay. L o r y G rant. N o. -471, Lot D , M iu h otro S u rvey. L e v y U ràni. Typewriter Ribbon»—-Remember J 2-2tp J N95,o. Hlk 423. Lot 47, Hlk D. M itch ell’* S u rvey. the Herald when you need one. I»»y t i n n ì . N o, 1046, L>i< 9 andCÍO A card from Dr. Brownlee a f Hlk C. M ltcheir* S u rvey, L ovy Ornai. Any make, machine. 75e delivered landa b tin g , a*a*a*od *at th* dal-* M ontreat in the Blue Ridge m oun­ of Said anywhere. Phone 148. 95-tf tha laauanre o ft auch cartiflratr* No«. . 4 * * * * tains states th a t he and his bride 43«, 4C| a«d 471 In Vb* nam * o f Unknown. O rllflc a to N o. 4Z3 fu iba ñam a of W. II. Actomoblle Ownera T ake Notice are enjoying the m ountain air and KUvenaon. l ’artlfleaat N p. 1046 in Ih* Reduced Rates .o v er Concrete th a t they have fires in the hotel nara* of N*. ,U. GIU bA G erii Scote N o. Ì S I ln the nam e of M y er» I*, ft U. Bridge a t D aytona— All small care every night. T he lectures a t the Unira* aald certiflcatl* ih all bo redeem ­ scrord ln g (O law . Or * deed will Irau* including Fords, with passengers, aaaem hly are fine nnd they are ed thereon on the 3 9 lh tf y df Septem ber, round trip 25c. .All large cars, In­ clim bing meuw4«ioa nnd otherwise A. D . 1914. d IM m tM W itn e.i my o S d a l ai inatura and '»*>1 cluding passenger* 35c round trip. disporting themselves. Dr. an d Mrs. tbi* Iba 971b day o f A u si *u A. D . 1914. («eoli K. A D O U G L A S «. VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO. Brownlee will be In Sanford ab o u t Clerk Circuit C ourt, He i lo o l e Co.. Fla. 2 -F r llle By J. Cl H ob erta.tD 4C . 83-Fr 1-13tc Septem ber 10th. . Im .. Í S "* t S ■ ■ I « T here wasn’t very much difference in cost, b u t this man is enjoying his evening a t home, nnd*so is. his +, wife. W e. have a fine line of C hairs and Rockers ♦ ■for you to select from. tho crown, w ith an, occasional plait laid In to accommodate tho ribbon tu tho shape. Thla plait In each row Is laid directly above that In the preced­ ing row. Ih tho wlro ohapo a wldu bandeau la provided at th o back, which 1b covered with plain m allne ami bound with rib­ bon at: Ila low er edge. A fow ruffles oro set on tho bandeau T blsjt a p re tty and elaborat4j-looklng affair that Is really (julto Blmplo. It Is ono of thoso h a ts which tho homo mil­ liner can un d ertak e to nmko for bor­ itor tu H tV 0,1 T>ur»d*y He N ati.» of 4p,jlc»ll«R taf j T . l 11»(-d ,t'n drr aci! with no reason to expect a fail­ ‘’a* bM>n ra m P,n K with h,!4 i «rrllan S i i af Itop <ìrn»r»l S la lu lr» ure. - . Notlr» I. h*r»hy fi» rn I h a l.J . N. Portar a t 1’aim Spring» for several tiny« and Jr., |iurrh»Mr of Ttoi C»rtlflr»l«» No*. 379, After the fram e Is covered two full­ expects to take a few days’, more 3SO, IH). 382, ilattod Ih» Srd d ay of .Ju ty. blown white roses, with their foliage, A. I>. t o o l, ha» SIp '1 a»ld r»rtl(rtotM lo my vacation before he returns to his afte*' and ha* mudo app lication for tax dopai or two camollae are tied together with I o ' I mup fn accordane» wtth law . K»ld run on the Oviedo special. a h it of block v.-tvrt ribbon nnd mount­ crrtìtlrat»« cmbr*ep «h* io llo w tsr d»»trlh<»l propcrty »iiuatrd In fiam taul» rumied bgalnst tho bandean and under500- pairs Indies’ and children’s^ ty. Florida, to**iv: n . »132 a i aand nd, II: i-ot» U t » tup, 108, u >1«. shoes, alt styles, values as high as l.ot i s s tip»» t»»* Bt KK por, rai, a 7» I h o » 4 s m a c h lffb s t i t c h e d in w h ite a l l * brim. Tho h a t la llnod with molino. _ d»(. Ü0 m inute'i W w with S' Un» 14.»0 ch», ( b r a n d JULIA DOTTOMLEY. thlckdesB of tho hem and $3.50, gojnjf.at Woodruff & U.enri' Ñ 10 il**. IO uà nule» W 9 ch^* ì , machtnV» stltchtng gives the edgo i (henea fi 79 d»g 00 min W .f S .6 0 ehr. I t h o m t 1< kA \ W atson. 5» ( 2-1 to Ihrnc» S lo de» IO min H 9 eh», thrtooe n n n iio h hftd«^-4n « t in n a r t It -Blouse Trimming. >„ ,, „ N 7» min r;E u.&w 13.60 rii», eh», an all In P loek o n o u * n D M y ^ B U p p o r i l i 79 dar. dre. JO mm •The little plaited frills of muslin M ltenell'a S u rvey. h »vy Q rant. The mffles aro^Hald on with very It will save you a lot of work nnd l).Kald land, twine sa»eu«d at Ih» date» little fulness. Tho row^ of ribbon cov- t h a t ,fall-down the, beeki of .some worry if you’ll buy your Sund.p* of the (aauancto o f aurh evrtlAeatat in thp of Mr*. M» E. flick*. erlng the crown are not fulled on a hlousea are v e i r quaint and attract­ dinner from the Baptist ladies. name Unit»» »aid riwilRrate» »hall be rad»»m»d ive. > ( ' ( • \ t * 4, - ( > ( 1 - « > ( Baked heant), salads, cakes, pies, error dine I i i i v . ' i u ' M «til i - u í UM*d ¡' »»Utoring thread, but Bowed down 10 the 29th d a y of Septem ber. A. t). on on Ihr candies, bread, etc.,, on »air S a tu r­ 1914. nr*» m y official .ig o a tu te and aedi day afternoon nnd evening, *across (h i.Witthe 37th day of A u g u it, A. I). 1914, (.rat) . . E. A. D O U G L A S *, > from Abonm fhy’a. i j ( Clerk C lrrelr C ou rt, Sem inole C o„ F ■g-Fri-6tr i?; . * hi:* :*.rru” ;*ed t<> u > ill the available 5ut) pairs ladle? and • hi! Iren chair» lor ,>un da night. A renia rkMr. und Mr». W. .1 lini • shoes, all,„styles, vulues us high as nhle thing about the, audience» is W ednesday’* Clyde* boat fur New 13.50. going at. $1 00 Woodruff* & th.it tl . art* th re rain or 5 *»rt nil,*., ih -v will ■• 1 Watson. • -.1 11 Th chart h will it.* open at T weck- ta hing ni i h *-, ■ . Then. J. Aulin, one hf tin* protu grcii 1 i it.* \ tee* begin* al T I.V ’* inent and progressive m erchant of W I', lia wkill» und mu, Alili, Oviedo wns iti the city jesterd;, \ NOTICE left Tuesday mm mug tn ib i i ■ - . and report,» Ids hustling city a» he AI have chit re«* <tf ilio lni»lti. nt of through in Coro •!>* ft.*.., 1 * j ; i? mg-nil I he' i^j;t |> a ml r.nnst.i r. tl > grow I'ilh ll*c 1 St i iiturunli i- (!•*., I S. t ll.twhin nml hi:!, dnuglil, 1 I Imi' < ing larger* went ti*, 'i .un M • dn»*'U,.i. tn In* (•i.*'. Laici 1. igitt , nn I W. A. W ■' comb, 1 cm he found In.tin 1 n i A* • Nalurtlti) Out) Large pail- Snow gone for ,1 niniilh. r— f««nr*.*» Odine in tlie court hou.«* Drift l.ard $1.10. Medium »i/e palls 1Î t, Dc i-ich nn* been .11*p.*1f11*<1 *45r, at J. 1). Roberts. 2 - lie , T H O S . K. 6 A T E S diet r id me Huger of the Virginia Mrs. J. 11 Overm an i- removing Carolina t nemicai 1 «>. 1 .Un» .'her stock of mMliner*. "nod" to T»m p ili''. • u* ■ flii.j* ’ ... lì. lìrowti U (i\l ADVl RUSINO pa toduy where »hf* *• ill engage in who 1<. m**i to te i fiuti lion aitli buHncijp. l i t r many (rii,M>Us regret . the G u lf Fertiliser Co. of T am pa. ■ to ice her leave Sanford where she N«*llrr of f«[ T'a. »i t im i U ndo i»î ih r tinner*! S t a i l i * . Tins resided so many year* Mr and Mr» J. T FVtchi r nniT Section I.5 làhrr»l,> (Sl*®n itosi J. K, l.s in t. rrh u er uf "I » . (.'irtllicste N o. ilsl." ,, 5 or G doses GOG will bernk any children left on n rd n aed ay for pu ihr :lf,| <l»y of june, A 1». 1913. »ml !'«■ Ft Me I I. '.her'* *1 will Efiend I lin r itr No !•'» >l»tr.| Ihr It II it»)* ill Jol t rase of Fever or Chilis. Price L’.T \ I I 191*1, tl». (il-'1 .»lit rrrUll'-»*— u r vd («rover i»|n *ng. ' ni> '.iti»',- » e t it». m»il» •11111101loi, tuf i . i cents. HI -'»t "I .1.Ceil in Tt*i k tii* •1* »--i t o i . - u r ill » r r o r i t s n r r » I t h I . S u i t * The body of Mrs Itoch .d J v Ml-I *. - - *■( 11’ 11 III k ! \ | t; **rell r f i l t r i l i r fi<i rlol jtwr »- rl ipy r .mi l ul »i ft p. r*ul IIhhif I kI in| 1i nl ou»li*l i E c o’I" tiii • t Land whs hrout lit here for buna! accom pamed I hem on tin* trip t ) . I Inriil», l u - t l t : C .r tlllr ll* N o 9u*>. lo t i., Hlk IS. Tier A, Hmnforrl. Thr ■». it on Tuesday am i laid to n*bt in I»ml h»ln ( »»«»Mill at th» data of tho taMr*. E. B. Brown left yeste rday • uanr« ot «uch cvrtlflrate In th e m m . of lakcview cemetery. M rs. Bdch Holtrcra Turnar, , ■' ■ formerty resided here and in Ornnge for Tnmpa. Mr.* Brown will leave O rtlrtrata No. 4(11 ambrarr* I^jt t, II Ik 11, Tier 7, Sanford Tho »aid tatui county. Rev. Hymnn officiated a t nt n o o n to d a ; and they will make lum e a*»ce«*d tot tho litote ol tho l»»u«nro of >urh oertlflrtot» in th» nam e of l.ynrb. J Tam pa their future home. Their the Interment. K t'nti—.* .»ili rortlflrtoto .h a ll Ito ro,, , . . . , m any Sanford friend* regret tn lose toorvtod »rroriiltix to law. t » . ti«e<! « ili Momlay will be the la*t day of . . .. , , on th» 29lh .l»y ol Srptrmhrr. . v , them from their multi but rejoice A I$»hrrxon J«If | the Rpcri&l price on. electric iron* at tV n n m my ofllcl»! slgn»tur» »n<t »r»l in ihç fact that Mr Brown ha» sethe Sanford Light i Fuel Co. office t ht- ih» 27rh <l«y o( Auguit. A D 19t l t e irret! h l«*tter position. m.»li E. A l>Ol!*,l,A.*S, 'They arc being »old at $2 50 during * I•-rk t*trruil 4*uurt. »t'tiilnut» C’o.. FI» 2 i m U t Uy i C. Kobtrth, 1> C August. 2-lt|> , |i. t*. Smith waa a welcome vi»- ' N ote the restful look and position of th e man in the EA SY chair. Snow-White Hat for Hot Weather home **■ *r**v |H E man in th e ordinary chair is not getting Y JL -f ^ ' ( ) a<: iT y H IC JT -j - «' ? JLV U 1 f T fj y v. O Consider the advantage of having a partner in yûu'r business who has ample j resources, who allows you to run y o u r business as you wish, iand who takes an ‘ active interest in your business success.. . (* , t (This is the relation w e form w ith our custom ers, w, < t M ake us a partner in your business agreeable to*the above conditions; them MAKE OUR BANK OCR BANK Seminole County Bank (COURT HOUSE BUILDING) FORREST LAKE, P ro . - ’ D. L. THRASHER, V Pre». A. R. KEY, C u h ltr - ■- r $ r- nrS I a i HHBI J. - I- t Q . �• r‘i ti p *M f S- , *■ . '-'j* i * i - .* *•♦. . ^ =-•* —» —»• n r* ----- - ~.i ««* - r • » rVn -*• V__, ' THE SANFORD HERALD ■* * fV ' AUGUST M , 1*14 , for breath. “I show se half breed. Yon see bees mother—abo mulatto. Cheapest Best Ze dogf" "How do you know th a tí’^ I naked, surprised. “ I Baton. I bgar u> talk, but 1 say nodding*, m sleur. Vat I care whllo be tre a t me right? But now I abqw heem vat I know. He not lord eet over me ven ol’ Sallle vna his mother ' Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co. - b y gar.no!" "Hattie! You canuot menu that mu­ going- forward nt present, not until the latto woman back on the plantation?’ SYNOPSIS Cordon Crai« I« hired by two men. Veil men understand the situation. They’re and S m ile at "Sure! Tbo of Judge wax hla fa und Neal* for 110.CU) to go south and tin- n hard lo t" ther." p*r*ou*L* J'hlllp Healey, oatenalbly to sere “Revolutionists ?" a a «Máte for Uenlen- who, they aay, ie In Tho whole ttilug came to me In u Harvest Tim e “No; plain New Orleans wharf rats, Haah na I atnm l across nt tho mate, Time Limit of Ja p sn ’s Ultimatum t« prtaçn. Crei* te to take with Mm a tro­ Germany Has Expired and She tbo scouring of the «even aeas." to Imp*reonate Mr*. Henley, : wbo scarcely realized yet the revela­ Has Ordered Beginning of Opera­ Suspected of burglary. Orali ;rai* uIe cleared four—seek—hour, an’_ nodding to e a t tion mode. Ho was brooding over hla tion* on Land and Sea. by . á young woman wgndemig In th* You asy te cnptalne send you? Bah! vgndaf Book on Vegetables Free / ; , rork and hungry. Ket van not ao—ucvnlre! Vnt you have, wrongAind how ho wna to be avenged. ■tree t. She Ie out of wor "By gar, 1 forget.” he said wiftty. They talk In a reitaurant. The French nnd British droops are “You van after zo monlca. too, hey? facing the greater part of the German She ta an actreea, deaertcd by her h e y r Tbo negro mumbled something Bab! Eet make no difference vat you nnny along a battle line which ex­ wwalthy, drunken huaband. Bha mnaenia to go aouth with Craig. through -thick lips, and the Irate mate know. Ho haf you here all right, vnr' tends from Mona to the Lurxemburgj lira . Uernerd la a good woman and will gripped him by tbo collar of hla Jacket you keep atlll or"— And bo drew tbo frontier. The allied armies, which play the part of lira. Henley to -help ahaklng. ÜmXeilow aa bo.mlitUCa.ilfl8.-t>acfc 0f n-vn|f0 „croan tila th ro at “ I have been concentrating lit Strategic Craig. They e rrtrr er ttre tundowrr'tftw« and liurilngW nm w t^errow-tbodeek. ’vendor ho not keel you fu r a t m’aleor points for the past two weeks, are lay plantation and ara greeted by a rough "Sacre! 1 keel you for 6 cent! Queok Maybo he uao you an ’ th en have you believed to be strongly «vlK*urhcd, Jacksonville, Florida looking orereeer. Coomb*, the orereeer, and a myetertoue now -jum p! Put nil on right way, b / hot In so poutb.- Oul. ta t bo ze cany with powerful forts to lend support V£y. 'W hy you e v e r-cum down an ' Baltin aeem to be th* only par- gar, or I show you! U R , C. M A X W E L L ,'M G R. SA N FO R D BRANCH in holding back the Invaders. the plantation. Craig la kwal- brandy to rat!" ..1- 4... ... ijq Philip llen ley —bey?" An official announcement burned at W-- ■ a shot and find* a man murdered. The steward alunk Into tho passage ’T h a t wna all a mistake.” I returned Paris warns tho people that the tldef'1 tlrou»e*rd, a creole friend of Coomb*, leading >■. tha tuiutxj1. iiiut tha. creole. detlttcnitely. ■*1 came m erely-to look of . batlli*j»*y-eWv*i»wi)- H a r r th a t appear*. Probing the murWgf. 'Orahr fturta a fter hla Interest” there will be no actions along this «be oorpee mtaatng Mr*. Bernard tr ree lty turning. “Ah. m’ateur, 1 »aw you n o t Par­ Interest! Why u dead man have great line, which 11r# l^iund to be Mr* Henley. She and Craig determine to fight for her mlaalng buaband'e eetata don zo rung linca*, but 1 loso zo tom* Interest T’ rnqmmled to by Just ns stirring coun­ 0Ua*t ColUj* rad Matt B**uti(nl C«mpui In Florid*. CaUtfs. Acid*lay, Music, • She bell ere* Henley deed. pculr. m’aleur." Do you mean Philip Henley la teractions by the Germans, and that Eipreuian, Fat* Art», Domestic tad Industrul Arts, Busiijats, Tesfhers’ Cuurs* Coomb* denlee Henley Ie dead and de•That la not to bo wondered a t " 1 • _ . the people must wait for the outcome flee Craig, although the latter rereale answered, affecting good humor. "Uas dead?" Twelve buildings, steam heat, electric lights, fire protection, fine gymnasium ; ’You pretend not know? By Gar. of the drat phase of this great battle, Urn. Henley'* Identity to th* oreraeer. eet queer! * Veil. 1 tell you, ra'aleur. Zo which probably will last several days, no malaria, quarter-million-doilar endowment. Three teachers of music, 95,000 T he tatter eaya llcnley hlmaelf put him the drat mate been ashore?" “Out. m’sleur-aslecp to tho sun, 1 bole back ov ze picture. 1 lie there before It can determine on which aid« organ, a dozen pianos, two Glee clubs, chorus clasar Superb new rooms for 1) ustn charge of the plantation. , inesa School, full banking equipment. New chemical and physical laboratories, bet you! Bah! Any man could watch oue night an’ leeaten. week, ten days victory rests. V ra. Hanley nnd Craig And Philip Hanequipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilizers, foods, water, ley'a aeal ting In tha garden. Exploring tbo sea from tbc cliff. D at job not agu. Ze capltalno talk with Bailie. Japan Enters W ar of Nations. Preparation for-Engineering Course. (bn bout* alone, Craig Onda a tec ret b* la ­ need se funit otllcer. Sacro, but ’tin a Hu have, letter from north, one, two Japan hns come Into the w ar of Lakes, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, football, basketball,' Christian, but ment room. dog’s life at son!" sheet |taper, no' joot toll heem how eet ndo nomination!!!; expenses moderate; scholarships available. nations. The emperor of Japan has lie la trapped and dlacorara twg dead I nodded my bead, too busily engag­ all v na.' Borne 0110 write lieem. 1 tlnk declared war on Germany nnd the For Catalogue add re** bod lea. On* Ie the mtaatag corpse, and ' th e other ta Coomb*. Craig la struck ed with my (fwn thoughts to give much mnybe Pierre Vonlque. who went wny Japanese fleet nnd land forces are 7 WILLIAM FREMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D„ LL. D., Prudent down and la made prisoner by a (dark consideratlon to Mb trouble«. Still, long time. No m atter. Vnt bo told ready for the struggle around Klaoyoung man. another named Herman and this situation as revealed by Brous- wnB znt M’sleur Philip dlo—die qucck Cliow, the German protectorate In Brouasard. Mrs. Hen ley la also caught. surd's complaint.* would afford us a frum accident. Nbvnli «peak, nu’ when China. Late dispatches from TslngCrglf and the-wpman are taken aboard respite of at least four honra, tf this x«y pick beem up zar was noddln' In. Tnu say the German preparation Is n yacht, which sails TH* owner and m at­ ter. tha dark young man. calls hlmaelf was tbo creole's watch below, then bees t»oclset Set», m'sleur! Ho vn* complete slid that the territory will Philip Henley. II* tries to win Craig, nnd Herman would keep (be deck. Even roblx-d. Vonlque be hear about eet bo defended to the utmost. Hevrral th * latter feign* friendship for him In or- lying there at* anchor tboso reflows (In' ze body. No one know who ze German warships are lying In the hnrd er to help the women. would not leave tbo crew alone. There | mau ls. But Vonlque know. To prove bor of Tslng.Tnu uud the Watcra have Cow or Field P eas; V elvet'Beans; Sorghum; Millet; Mra. Henley denlee the men la her hda­ was too much at stake, and, besides, bs nd. She la locked up la a stateroom, and there’ must Still remain it lookout eet he send ze ring—ze signet ring—off been mined.. Complete andFulI Stock Garden S eed ; Poultry Feed *e finger. Zen bo write: ‘Look outl Coincidentally with Japan's dec­ . "Henley" produces papers which Beaming­ ly -support his claim. Craig pretends to ashore. Ilqw tver, It wna it relief to Borne one has ze papers. Watch who laration of wor ngnlust Germany, the and Supplies; Incubators. Join In hts filibustering expedition. snow ttint the German bud nothing of comes!’ Zat vns true, m'sleur." • British official news bureau announces Juat Received Stock of New C rop, A ll V arieties, of T urnip Seed * “ And some odd did conic, BrouB- thut the Ati*dro-Hungarian govern­ , ^ 3 importance to com mu nica to to Henley, CHAPTER XIV. ub occasion even to'' come below. s a r d r O LDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HO U SE IN FLO It- % rment han ordered the AustMnn endue! Broussard sunk back. Into a chair, IDA. W RITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Th* Creole's Story. "Oul. queelt—a felh>w with n letter Kalkerln Elizabeth, now nt TslngIIH sank down' on n looker and watching the rrlgbtened negro hurry from Philip. Eet whs sign bee* name. Tau, to disarm and hnR Instructed hid tier face In her handa. The back and forth. At Inst. satisfied that he«*a hand write, appoint heem oror- the crew to proceed to Tien Txln. ‘ Jarksunville, • Florids pitiful dejection In her attitude everything available bad P e o n .pro­ ««•er " TUI* apparently ejitullintea Austria • compelled me to bend over her duced. the former strode «cross to the / ’And what become of blm?" • fro id the con diet In llio iuP'esst. table, Jerked oift a chair nnd waved I r quick aj4npnthj. The creole shrugged bis shoulders. Liege Ports Still Defy Hermans. She, (poked up Into my face. “ I not bla hand toward tno In invitation to " T l* not my business, m’sleur. Ho While the Liege fort* qre Nflld to not afraid. Only. I cannot bear t ho Join him. go wny somewhere queok. Maybe he be holding o u i .j i i official statem ent W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ? 'T h e lazy dog! TIs Ukcly all you not like ze plate." thought that you doubt me ever no from the French government tell* ol little. 1 know 1 have been Indiscreet, will £et. m'sleur. Maybe you eat with tho blowing up of Fort nhnudofnnThe dead face of tho bearded man In th a t you might Juatly deem rac'an ad­ mo. bey? Or would you wait for *o the rear rogjn rose boforo me. But tnlm* by the Belgian ootpBmnder a fte r FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN O UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA venturess.; But I am not, Gqrdon capltalud?'’ It had been raxed by German-gun*. 1 Broussard went on: TALLAIIA88KE G AINESflLLE C raig: 1 am a good woman left to " I’ll take pot luck with you. Brous­ "Zen yon catue. m’sleur, ’long wlz ze Official UuNsUn dispatches claim fight alone, and I must hare your sard." I agreed genially, speaking girl. Ze rapltnjue be, laugh, eet was victory for the Upas ion forces over C e U rfr of AH* *ml H f f r n r r * ; N o r m a l Hr boot; 8 College» and Ittrlatona; t.lbrral Art*; lui« of M iu lr ; Sr hoot of Kiprroaion; Nchooi of Unftn<-nln(; ra rh rra rCollege; o ll* * * ; Hi tingine*«Ing; AcrlntHtife: Agriculture: TTeacher* faith or break down utterly. Do you loud enough no the negro would over­ so easy. Why ze girl, m'sleur?" three German corps. Great Duke Stfnol AM; Kl i r n »ion IHilnlon: C r a d u a t p Hr hoot. M o d - 1 p r r' l m o n t H u t i o n ; K tlvnalon IMvTUon. ffrad u am C believe me—all I baTo told you—that head. 'T v e got to get accustomed to bool. t T f * n r * brick tmlldm a«. t^-u-tr^ f y m n . Nicholas, commnuder-ln-chlef of the rrn Uymnasium with «»rimming pool; t*»krt ball "Philip Henley wna married." »B.1 trnnU court*; now arid tTu-lrrH building«; awimming pool and many aubaktiary bulbi 1 am (gaily tbo wlfo of t’bllp lien- camp fare and am hungry -enough to "Non. nou. Impossible: eet cannot lie Itunstnn army, describes Russian vic­ beautiful n m p in ; djrmilortm bavo all modern •rum. lng«i «I o/TWer», ln*trt»r-tnr» and »«alatami; 551 begin. Besides. Captain Henley Is laid shown. T Is not of re record Ze tories tn E ast Prussia. ronoralcncaa; I t,» dbiiug rt»m an-I kltrhcn mnat young men frodi 4» Florida rountle* and 24 «tate« fo rr* , In Florida: 418 young » « m m from 49 and foreign rountrie» taat «earion. "T ea." I answered through clinched up tn hla berth with n alck. headache cap’ltnlne not frald any more. Un just The Servians apparently are drlv- hygienic ceuntim and 12 Half* tan «caaioo. and doesn't wish to be disturbed. Ho play nr!* you like re "cat a l l zo mouse. lug oul the Austrlajis. and a late dlate e th , atrufgllng Jo contret myself. Tl'ITtON FBEK In College and Normal Srhool. TlimnN niKK; hoard and Kntrmnr* F— and rntrann- tm for the year 1124.00. }1.12.50 per year. F or a moment ahe sat In alienee, and, told me to tell you, Loula." Hu know Philip dead—ho lias ze proof Pfltch by wny of Italy says It Is a n ­ hoard For catalogue writ» Writ* today tor catalogue. w hile I dared not look at her, 1 know “Yea. snh. Hbail Ab make you sum —nn' now he breaks ze will a n ’ gets zo nounced nt Vienna Hint the operaEDW ARD CONRAD1, P resldenl 4 A. A. M URPH K EE, I’reNldenl . h e r eyes were upon my face. toffee, snh? Masan Broussard ho monies. Ze dog rich now: zen bo bo Him* against Scrvla on tbe Drlnn. mure rich." "T h e n 1 will do whntcreg you aay. don't nobber drink none.’’ river have been abandoned. go wherever you tell me," ahe prom­ “Yea. And. by the way, Louis, take “Do yqu know nu executor of the It 1s re|K»rted'lhat the Italian urmy ised grarely. "I cannot decide for my- a*ltmcb Into the lady. Fix up some­ will named Neale—P. B. NealeT* will be mobilized August 21. W ash­ 104 F. S treet FhooeNo.182 "Oul. m’sleur." eel/. 1 am too confused to think clear- thing neat ir you can, and let mo know ington believes Italy will Join Eng­ < i j . b u t I trust you as a frland." “Who la he? W hat does he look land and France against Gennnny. wbpn It la ready.” '* PERIODICALS M AGAZINES J drew aside the curtain draping one “You know ze capital no before may­ llkeTk “ Ifo vna a planter two mllo went o r th e after ports nnd glanced out. ea­ be T* Broussard asked. JAPAN DECLARES WAR. Ice C reim - Soda W ater • C onlecllonery Cigars and Tobacco ! g e r fo r apythlng to distract attention“No.” 1 answered, wondering wbat Carrollton. I see beem maybe ten T hrough the clear glass 1 corid see the he couid bo aiming at; but willing to dnya ago—leetle short man wlf bald Army and Navy Ordered to Strike rurw e o f shore lino forming the little glvo him a freo reír. “But bo seems bead.” at Once. m w . Ju st within the foam of the to be a pretty good fellow.” Ho (toured out another drink of Tlie emperor uf Japan hn* declared breakers n half dozen men were “ You think ho—hey! Maybo ao while brandy, am}, downing It, pushed back w ar on Germany. This action waa launching a amatl boat, I stared at bo get you Altb heera. Den be se hla chair. taken nt the expiration of the time Now is the time to begin planting Onion "By gar, I talk too mooch, maybe," lim it o f Ja p an 's ultim atum to G er­ th eA an instant before realising w hat devil. 1 know, tn'slcur.. 1 see beem Sets. Considering the present price of, I t m e a n t Then 1 dropped the curtain. fo r long while on to ocean; zat wtiar he aald. yawning. "But cut make no m any demanding the surrender ol [ Onions, there is every indication tlmt they will lie on exceedingly profit­ dif. Ze capltalno ho cop -zv monies Klnp.Chow. ’ • . ‘T h e mate is coming aboard." I said you flu* o u t” •w tW y. "You must go to your room: Th® Japanese government hna or­ • • able crop to plant. “What baa ho done to yoy?” I asked Juat ie same, ap,' eet better you know. Now I turn In an' aleep." He croaaed* fiu. We <]uo(e r Pit. I’k. here la the key: lock yourself In and carelessly. fiu. Qi. dered the beginning of operations ou <* We Qnotet *1 tho cabin to his stateroom and closed1 land anfi sen. only opeo when you hear my voice.” I.M 3.75 Whit* Silytr Skin -IS .70 2,75 i 1 Crystal Wai BtirnuJ« 20 “By gart W batt" tiring.up a t th«' 20 .90 350 Ycllaw Danrrrs Walla B«nnu«ta .15 .n 2.50 •’ "A pd yon"— . ' _ . v !’ .’ recollection. “ Get out o’ here, yer tbe door. T he Imperial rescript doclhrjng war The facta were clear. Philip Henley upon Germany hn* been issued. It i*•• Rad &*rmad» 20 .90 350 Whit* Multiplier -IS ss 325 “ I m ust take care of myself: don’t coouT turning fiercely upon the stew­ wna dead, killed while Intoxicated, ei­ Parrel Pest Ral« p*r Qt. $<. Par Pk. 20t. Write lor fall price lit! jut) ¡itued. 1’ officially Inaugurates hostilities In *wuity about me." ard. and then leaning across tbo table, W ithout ao tnnch as a glance nt our low Ming hi« voice, which yet trembled ther accidentally, or for purposes of th e fa r east ns n re*tm of Germany's ¡prisoner she opened the door nnd. with WIMT passion. "Sacre. nWdcur. It was robbery- And I16 had lieeu robfie»! failure to reply to the Japanese u lti­ a aw lft look .about the outer cabin, dla- I ao bis dirty work live—seek—year, when picked up liy tbe |>oUcc, nothing m atum . to Identify him being found. Beyond PL A N T CITY, FLORIDA T he proclamation of the emperot «ppeared. lie no sailor, but I sail i t sh eep 'fo r doubt this half breed brother bail dis­ aeut a thrill fhrough the country. i »»♦»♦♦»♦♦»♦♦I I aittat keep Henley concealed nnd him—soo? Tree, four time I sail xe patched n man north to look 1dm up— silent until dirkneea rendered oar os abeep. an’ be make se money. Vat bo po«*lbly to assassinate him If neces­ J a p a n 's entrance upon the fulfillment -cape possible. In order to accomplish geef me? Mnybe *100 ze month—bah! sary. .The fellow had cither done tbo of her obligations to her nlly, Great ■' this It would be necessary to prevent eet wna to laugh. Zen be fin’ oat Job, or been anticipated In 'bis pur­ B ritain, responds to tho popular will ■either the steward or the mate from Dutch bog. (lexuiAU. an’ make of beem pose. In cithot cam be was present from one end of tho land to th« other. •«entering the after cabjn. -All .peffi frocp ao fund officer. 1 not like e e t I tells »■* Identify tbo body nnd bad written Choorlng erowda assembled In Toklo .. t Ube-negro 1 dismissed quickly. eoniM<m a t once. Inclosing tbe signet ring aa before the bulliUoga occupied by the H } l i u i h l a knowledge of in i ntnudlng on proof. T h a t Was tbe aa mo ring we departm ent of forelgh affairs and th« The board would Inijict bltu to necept any had found In tbe arbor, and which Vio­ adm inistration -of the navy. explanation I might make. But with la bad Instantly recognized. AnA\hoae popular tnanlfcalatlons, however, do ¡Herman the Situation was not no dear. men who *lmd made a 109! of mo were not approach the euthuslnsm which tSTtcthcr or not the captain bad Inform­ the robbers. They bnd found pa pore preceded the w ar with Russia. X e d h in t th at I wna a volunteer mi tbelr and letters which opened before them 1,000,000 MAY LOSE JOBS. U id jM •spodltlon I did not know. 1 thlsa scheme of fraud: then, wttb hla bad btm placed as a gruff, bard (litwl residence address, using bla keys, they taking other medicines. 1 decided te twa dbg who would Strike Oral nud in­ bnd learned everything necessary for Stoppage of Dye Imports Would Closa Majority of Friends Thought Mr. Factories, take his advice, although I did not have the completion of tbelr plans. A copy vestigate later, on^ III dealing With Hughes Would Die, Bat. Instructions have been sent to Am­ i t the Judge's will m ust have been In whom either diplomacy or force might any confidence la IL Henley’s . |>osscsslon. nnd. no doubt, bassador Gerard ami American con­ nm vo equal failure«. Yet | poaseisod soon» lawyer’s tetter, describing tha su lar officers In Germany to notify One Helped Him to * 1 have now been taking Black-DraugM (hla advantage: I could deni with him situation, received since the departure th e state departm ent at W ashington i. With but two watch pincers on tor three months, nnd it has cured me— of hla wife. Apparently everything a t once whether the European war only one at a time could leave Recovery. two rio te r crooks needed to know was will prevent the shipm ent of dyoth e dock, and Broussard. I felt assured, haven’t had those awful sick headaches In their possession. All they needed atuffs to America. ' bad no privileges In th e captain’* cat* since I began using it. to do sm s pull tho Strings, using a ■ T he m atter la of vital Importance From what l know of Henley T to woolen, cotton, silk, leather and figurehead to represent Philip Henley. doubted If even the Amt officer felt Pomeroyton, Kjr.—In Interesting ad» I am so thankful for what BUck* That was tbe part for which 1 waa o th e r industries In this country th at privileged to Invade tbo privacy of Ws chosen. They had tq construct a Be vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes uso colon because the present aopDraught hen done for me." * without sotng*, apodal rtaaon, In order to Interest me, yet th a t waa P lf will Jfcep inch factories -going discipline on board, strict writes u fo llo w s: "I was down with Thedlord’s Black-Draught has been comparatively easy, and there was a only 100 days, when a million work­ Then» bad to be to control strung probability of success but for ers would be throw n out of employ­ stomach trouble for five (5) years, and found a very valuable medicine tor de­ peculiar, conditions of which they m ent. captilo Into ( lifted the belpl esa ca would have alck headache so bad, it rangements o l the stomach and fiver. It could know nothing. T he half breed h rw. Ing at me In lmbad never been mentioned. He. waa Foes’ Goods In London Boycotted. times, that I thought surely I would die. is composed of pure, • vegetable herbs, my ears could distinguish tbe monkey wrench thrown unexpect­ Many shop .windows to the west of oars as the small boat edly Into tbelr well oiled machine. Yet end of London are displaying signs, I tried different treatments, but they contains no, dangerous ingredients, and I t b e stern of the Bea Gall, even without blm, the .reappearance "No German or Austrian goods slock­ ns I despised the fellow, t bated acts gently, yet surely. It can be. fredy pf Philip Honley'a wife waa sufficient ed here." This -development of the dkl not seem to do me any good. blm, yet o«r safety dopebdod on to cause disaster. w ar on .the Gorxuaule conference was I got so bad, 1 could not eat or steep, used by young and old, and should be and I dared not,negloct tho ld*-btodirtrw *rkftv»^-«M U ^w lf» !-T h e magie of inaugurated by' the board of trade • a tbe boat grated the words balled me. Then pow. If all *boycott,............... which” -la spreading rapidly. and an my triendl, except one, thought I kept tn every bm ily ch est y air." the aide 1 stepped forth Into tbe l had lea d e d was true, abo waa bh> Feeling again*! Germans Is becom­ would die. He advised me to try Get a package today. to w ait T o ze capltalno. an*, by gmr. bo keep mo widow.- What would that mean to tut? ing ao h itte r'th a t Ralph niumenfcld, * up before ao -port watch. You Tbe awlft Iwatlng of my heart answer­ proprietor of the Dally Expres*. pub­ Thedford’s Black-DramrhL and ouit * Only , a ouariar • •came down tbe companion atan’ zat, m’alaurT*. ed. 1 »knew thl" tint, however 'sin­ lishes; R la quoted, that neither lie rd before blot. r. I shook my bead, uncertain Joat cerely she might hard oocd supposed nor. any of bU ftaff la a German. ' wbat ataúd to ta k a t * } » ,, * , . CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 * BATTLE RAGING ON BELGIAN BORDER Soldier of Fortune— By Randall Parrish USE gritish and French Fight Kaisers Army JAPAN IN WORLD WAR IDEAL FERTILIZERS s Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company ROLLINS COLLEGE,' WINTER PARK Jnn SEEDS SEEDS X S * E. A. Martin Seed Co. £ MAXWELL’S ONION SETS KILGORE S E E D C O M P A N Y STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS For Engraved Cards See The Herald • • * *»i A •* * ^ ^ �* tv THE SANPOBD HEBALD AUGUST M . 1114 SOLDIER OP FORTUNE B) RANDALL PARRISH Copyright. ttu. by A. C. McClure A Oa CONTINUED FROM PAGE S ^jeT o reJ nênlcy. big neglect. cruelty, dlwtph'lon. had long ngo driven nil oentlnient from her. Before wo m et her girlhood afTcctioo hnd _becu ntterljr cni»be<l and destroyed. Loyal aho wna and true to~cvery tradition of ber wo­ manhood. U w as to guard hla Intereat, not her own, th a t abe had accom panied me on thia cz|>edltlon, risking her good name In the belief th a t he was unnblo to care for hla own. W hat would ahe do n^w? How would abe feel tow ard “ ■w f TYPnt change wtÆt t f t t i mikr In the Trlendly relatidhahlp between' o i t 1 longed to tell her and yet shrank from the taik . ‘ ■ ** Xhe sun lig h t; afream lng In through the upper transom told qjo the aun wutt dipping Into.the w est.. If we wore to get nway when p lght cam e there w ere many things to coo aider first. E spe­ cially was I ohecaaed now with a detlra to overhaul th e captain's papers and secure those which would be of lienefit. We uniat pOaaesa more proof than the garrulous talk of the second mate, and surely th a t proof would be discovered In t b e s f t e r cabin. The noise ef the atewnrd'a dish washing had ceased, and cautions luvistlgatloti dlsclrwed him sound asleep, curled tip like a dog. on Iho deck. Assured as to this. 1 ventured up Ihe companion stnlrs and Indolgetl In n glance forwnnl. E sce p t for a group of-anllors dolug some sail patching In the shade of the ch a rt bouse, uo one was visible. The vessel rocked gently, an d far forw ard there was a sound of hnmtnering. The tnnto would bo there overseeing the Job, whatever It might Ik*. Surely no hot­ ter opportunity than this could tie given. I stole back, silent and unobserved, listened an Instant to B roussard's steady breathing, thou unlocked the c a p ta in 's door and entered hla cabin. Ills wicked eyes, blaring with hate, glared a t me «» l approached, and. In spired by Borne sudden feeling o f sy m ­ pathy. I tient over and removed tho gng from hia mouth. The result was sn outburst of profanity, bristling w ith threats. Uut these as Instantly ceased sa 1 picked up th e cloth again. "Do you menu to kill me?" he naked. •‘Not unless 1 have to. but I bold some things more valuable Hum your life. Ju st 4>t present 1 mean to look over jVnfr papers." CHAPTER XV. Undsr Wsy. lay quiet, but w ith -g larin g H E ejea following my every m ovement us l throw open the d raw ers of the desk and begnn handling th eir contents. For some time I discovered nothing of spe­ cial in te re st I c&ine upon one secu re­ ly locked. I tried key after key before discovering the right one. realising from Henley's squirm ing that I m ust be draw ing near the goal T he first paper -touched w as a copy of the will, stul a little fu rth er rum m aging p u t mo Into possession of various docum ents Which I believed from a cursery glance at their contents wero of utm ost value. These I hastily tran sferred to my coat pocket, making sure I had tho original letter descriptive of Philip H enley's death, ns well ns the copy of a m em ­ orandum which th e half breed had evi­ dently draw n up for tho convenience of bU lawyer». “I think I’ve got your num ber." 1 said finally. "You've got to get aw ay first." be sneered defiantly, “a n d you'll no t find ‘h at so easy. M r tu rn will come vet. you spy, and then you’ll learn how I bite.” I laughed, feeling no mercy. “ Ail in good , time, friend. I think you h n ro had your inning. Now i t ’s mine. 8o you are C harles Henley?“ He did not answ er. 'T h e Illegitim ate son of Judge lionley and a negro m other. T bat'a a clcvriè * , V forgery, th a t papof of legal adop­ tion. I adm it. M ust have had legal a d ­ vice for tliuL W hat did you juty the lawyer«?" H e atared at mo 'w ith com pressed . v Ups"N ot ready to coufefcs yet? Well, you will be. By the wny, who was th a t 'Pierre who wrote telling you of Philip’s death? Not Vonlque, was It?" "You devil!” he burst forth, tortured beyond resistance. Ills teeth ground together savagely, and h i h u n t Into a string of oaths. ‘T h a t ’s enough.” And I got to my fe e t “ 1 see I’ll have to gag you ag ain .’’ . I replaced the gng and took a survey of the cabin to m ake sure all w as se­ cure. Nothing bad occurred In th e outer cabin during my absence, but the (row ing .sh ad o w s evidenced tjje a p ­ proach of tw ilight. In those w aters night came quickly. Locking th e enptiln 'a door, I entered my own-Btntcfoom and sat down on tho lower berth - -------- til w ait. Is s v lo r my door alightjy a ja r. The cabin grew constantly darker, al­ though outside, through tho open p o r t * I could still jUstinguish gleam s of light a^ong the w ater surface and the height a of th e Island. H erm an came dow n and entered hla stateroom , hu t w ithout clos­ ing tho door. Ho rem ained but n moh ’«lent o r two and then hurried back on deck. Suddenly a gust of wind blew In Ibrongh the port, and It began to rain gently, but In huge drop*. Ear. cvray w asTho rood hie of" thunder, echo­ ing acroM the open sen. The storm Was evidently coming up alowly from tho east, an all the. w estern »ky was clear and streak Hi with golden red. Then a sailor came down the com­ panion stairs, his oilskins rustling, and pounded on the second m ate's door. “All hand*. Mr. B roussard!” There was n muffled response, and the creole, buttoning his Jacket as he passed, followed the other on deck. A moment Inter I heard the »low Uiroti of the engines and glanced out to note tho shore lino slipping past Into tho gloom. Tho Hen G ull was under way. It would bo some tim e y e t-O fte e n or tweuty m inutes at tho b est—before I dared attem p t to carry ou t my pyfti of oscope. In spite of th e overspread­ ing cloud and steady rainfall daylight lingered In the west, and it »(»ectral glow hung above the ocean. There were prelim inaries to be atten d ed to. and I was eager to be busy. The «tow ard had aroused from bis nap, a n l i watched hlrh low er tho ta ­ ble, and spread It wttb a nrtdtu cloth. Now the distant clatter of dishes proved him to be In tbo pantry. He could bo dealt with tiiecu even to b e t­ ter nOvantago than In tho cabin, and, nunoamb aU ut. ns be -undoubtedly wmrr 1 .felt It sa fe r to pUen hint power to create any alarm . The task Confronting mo was far too serious to leave our re a r unguarded. 1 slipped silently along tho short passagew ay, and, -watching bis back closely. Investi­ gated the lock of tbo pan try door. It was of th e spring variety, easily. det to fasten, an d could not bo operated from the inside, -As I pressed In the cntch th ere was n clicking sountk which caused tbo negro to tu rn around, the w hites-of hla eyes gleam ing oddly. "Oh, my lordy! I neb ber beard-you. Mimas Craig. By golly, snh. dls yero nlgguh sure thought tie w as shot." "Not yet, Louis." 1 replied quietly, ■tnudlng In the opening, on© hand still on the latch. "But It 1» Just as well for you to be »etious about It—J*vo got tho weapon nil right—see." and 1 push­ ed the revolver butt forw nnl Into tiUt range of vision. “ 1 don't mean to hurt you so long as you keep still." "W hat—w h at you a-goin* fer to do. sab?" "Get aw ay from this ship If I can. nnd you are going to help by rem ain­ ing right w here you are, boy. F ir s t w hat's In tho small boat, hung to dav­ its astern —provisions. I m ean?" "Tlmr'a n breaker of fresh w ater, a n —an' u package o' sea biscuit, sab. Ah—All reckon that's all." "Good! Do you tmp|mii to know bow fur we a re away from the main const ?" "A-ubout thirty-five mile, sab." "Florida 7" nTT'yoo. Steady yonraelf with the tackle." 8 be peered back a t mo over the side of tbo boat, her h a ir shining with moisture. / "Now a re you coming?" “No; I shall have to rem ain here and lower th e boat. Turn ab o u t and face tho stern. Now take th k rk n ife . Don't drop It. The moment th o boat to u ch « the w a te r—an Instant before. If possi­ b le-c u t thy rope you h av e hold on. then burry forward anil c u t tho other. You undorsulnd?" "I —I think si». I am to c u t this first and then tho other." “ Yes. Now dpu’t fall. You see, we are launching this bout above the screw.. T here Is bound to be suction. If you c u t ns 1 say you 'w ill drift off ltow ou to the course o f th e vessel nnd will float free. O therw ise th e boat Is likely to hu swum [led. You see what I mean?" She nodded. . "The quicker you can g e t to th at sec­ ond rope." I added seriously, “the bet­ ter your chances." ' '1 "B ut—but whnt are you going to do?" "Jum p for It ns soon ob you are fairly afloat. I’ll be «hoard b efo re you know It.. Are you ready?" • She wna looking forw ard , and ber hand gripped mlm*. H e r failure to a n ­ swer an d -th a -< m ld ca.p ressu re of fin­ gers w as n warning o f danger. I glanced back across my shoulder. In front of tb© cabin stood a m an staring aft. Ilia huge bulk ovcu In that dark­ ness told me It was H erm an . 1 heard his heavy a tcp on tho deck as be entne «lowly fo rw a rd around the bulge of th e cabin. T h o very m anner of his advance told mo. hla uncertainty. Something had occurred to arouse sus­ picion. Ho hud heard a noLie b i soon a shadow and wns Investigating cu­ riously. Ho came up to th e stent rail, standing still, u huge bulk In the gloom, his gaze on tbo sw in g in g b o at Then, unsatisfied, ho leaned forward "Y en , s a i l " "Coil you tell me the compass point 7" lie scratched his head, his confidence Unit he w as not going to tie hu rt re turning as I (piestloni.il him. "W aal. suh. I ain’t no snllormnn m yself—no, sa b —hut .do -second m ate lie done [«lint It ou t ills motmln* when Ah was on deck, an" he »ay It lay nor’east by east, sail Ah members dnt distinctly." "T hat will be nil. Ixiuls Now listen to mo. I um going to sh u t this 'door and lock you Ip. I'll be on board here for an hour yet. and If you utter so much as a whim per I'll come down here and fill you full of lend." I closed th e door, testing It Ixifore turning aw ay, smiling grim ly to m y­ self at recollection of these w hite eye­ balls glaring at no* through the gloom Duiis was evidently not (lie »tuff of which m artyr* are made There w as u small iHItule cotu|inna fastened to n beam ortir thu table. I unscrewed this without difficulty nnd dropped ft Intjo my pocketl It would bo a dark ulgbt with th a t cloud sh u t­ ting out tbo sky, with probably not a shore light visible. ^Tben I climbed tho com panion stair» to take n survey of the dix'k We were «lipping through the w ater at fair rate of speed, leav­ ing i very perceptible wake n»l/*ni The open docks gHstened with w ater, although tho rainfall w as light nnd In te ra ittte s i; thunder rum bled to th© northward. w ith occasional flashes of P u t t in g E v e r y O u n ca o f S t r e n g t h In to th o B lo w , | S t r u c k , nnd begnn to explore w ith .one hand. A pparently he touched something strange—tho edge of h er ak irt II must hove In-ell. fur Uler© wna n tilt j»f cloth lu tbo lifted finger». Noiselessly I arose in my feel, planting myself firm ly on the wet deck. T h e re »vns lull m enus of escape now. and. big ns the fellow wits, I m u st 'accept the chance. Another m inute would menn discovery, and hla bull voice would roar th e length of th e »hip-' He nel(her s a w uor heard me. his whole at letitlon concentrated on tho bouL W ithout-w arning, p u ttin g every ounce of ktronirfh Into tj»e blow. 1 stnick lauding square on tbo chin. There was n »mothered groan, nnd tie collapsed hurled back ImhIIIj , his nrrn» flung up | hcnnl him thud ag a in st th e rail, his great form bending to tho shock, and lightning. Even ns I fitootl there, ntnr then ho w ent over, w h irlin g through jng .forw ard, ondcavoring to m ake out tbe-alr. “ W hat is It?” she ask ed , her voice cortnln objects In the gloom, tho over­ barely audible. "W bnt bu s happened?" hanging cloud seemed to close in across Her voice seemed to recall me luthe w estern nky. instantly plunging us Into night, I* heard no m ovem ent of stnntly, to restore, my uum bed faculmen. no voice shouting orders, yet Ite- ili-^ “ \Vhy. really I hardly know ." I an ­ foro th at last gleam fuded I had seen swered, yet sU’tHdng b u c k -to grip the outlined several figures on the bridge. To b etter a as tire myself th a t no w atch ropes. ‘T h e fellow had hphl of your was upon th e afte r deck I circled the dress, didn’t he?" "Yes. Oh. 1 was so frightened! And cabin. 8 upper had not been served, and ono of th e watches m ight be piped —ami then he Jerked m e ,borrlb|y.M "T hat w as when 1 h it him . I must down at any moment. This would bring one of th© m ates n ft to th e cabin. bavu gut the big brute J u s t rig h t He Driven by ihe thought. 1 rapped went overboard.” She looked down Info th e swirl be­ softly on h er door and she catne forth neath. clutching the edge of the boat Instantly, full dressed. with tier bnmla. "You a re ready?" " is - I s ho down there—In the water? "Y es/' > ••You’!! need a woterproof of some Do you‘-you suppose bo is drowned?" "I don’t nee whnt else b e could bo.*' kind. It's raining outside. W alt n mo* "1—1 cannot bear to Jh ln k of It!” nient. T hera will be a coat In some of “Now. seo hero,” I Bald, com ing back these stateroom s." to uiy senses. T h i s in all foolisbuMS I found one,'« fisherm an's slicker, and sad losing us time. I’m n o t sorry he wrapped h er In IL It wns n world too big. but I tightened the belt and turned is out o f the wny. I t w na cither bis up the- sk irls, bo she m anaged to walk. life or ours. Have you g o t th e knlf«?" “ Yea." I led tier forw ard «lowly, go that the •Then got hold of th a t s te rn rope. I flapplug of th e oilskins agnlnst the stair am going to lower aw ay .” rail would not tie bfcinl. T h e stendy 8 he obeyed me, b u t It w as mechan­ p atter of rain on the deck planks drowned wjint little noise wp made, ic» l. b ef eyes still'fixed upon the wa­ nnd ns we emerged into tho hood « ter. gust of w ind drove the m oisture Into 1 “Be quick now,” I sa id sternly, and our fnces, I could fee) my heqrt thum p, my hand pressed ber «boulder. "Your *. yet It wns m ore because of ber proxim­ tire depends on your, prom ptness." I loosened tho ropes, permitting ity than upy excitem ent of adventure. So for as 1 could.perceive, peering out them to ru n «lowly th ro u g h tho blocks into the atomi with hand «hading my There wns no creaking, a n d I rejoiced at the case with which I sustained the ehr . t X T ow . w"e . C ,H ' d n Ì k jl2 l o n ' j the narrow deck patango hito the shad ow cast by th e boat"Now.” I osliL "step on ray .knee, and j*ll help you over. I\pti't. b n rry -o n ly be quiet. T b a f f .Nu.w Just let. t»e PAGE SEVEN =3= * weight U the t a l l jjtm c e n d r d . Blow forw ard, knife In Tmod. for’.th e other rope. Almost l»efore the boat could sw ing about, th e second stay dangled*, a n d . nil my strain in g eyes could per­ ceive was a dark. Indefinite shadow d riftin g uut of sight astern. W ith­ o u t Uttering a sound or wnatlng n sec­ ond 1 dived from the rail. “ It's all right!” 1 calk'd, loud enough for ber to h e a r.''-‘T hrow out an oar on the left and hold her I'll he there In n minute." I made It. nlrnost breathless, when 1 finally gripped th e gunwale and hung on to regain a m easure of strength. " ‘Ob. thank God." she exclolmed. slarlu g nt me; " I —I thought you were lost!" “ Don't think of IL Tho danger Is nil over. Ydu needn't pull on the oar; Just hold It straight out. Thnt will keep th e boat's head forward." "Can you get over tho side?" "Jn a m om ent—yes; as soon as 1 get lajM irenth back. Did you notice auy alarm on board tbo Sea Gull?" She shyyjed her iT^es with ono baud, hoidtyig tlie heavy oar ag ain st her body, and liMrtied-fibMid. . % "No; I was nut thinking ab out th at— only of your d an g er and my aw ful pomIti I was never so frightened fib­ roin. ' “Can you still ace the vessel7” . "Ju st n shadow against the sky. L— 1 Jhluk she Is moving straight ahead." "Then we have not been missed nor th e mate. D oubtless he w as going be­ low for hly supper. Now lean well o v er to port—yes, the le ft-a n il balance th e boat. 1 um going to climb In." TO BE CONTINUED EARLY nCHURCH HISTORY r . n m .m s a C ontinued frían page 3 apar, published la Raminola county, Flor­ ab le, a s he b attles ato n e w ith dif­ R is, one« s w»ak for eight contentile* weeks. ficulties a n d sorrows tw o were cre­ Witness, E. A. Douglas*, Clock of tho Cir­ cuit Court, and tb* aoAI of isld court, on a te d to »liure, cries out w ith a more thl* tho 22nd day of July, A. D. 1914. («al) K. A. DOUGLASS, pensiv^, b u t a saner poet: Clark Cireult Court, Reminole County. By J. C, Hobart*, D. C. fiacre» A BaCottoo, " W h e re shall I find in all th is fleet­ Boflcttor and of Counaal lot Complainant in g earth , 97-Fri-9tc T hia world of chance a n d fare­ Nelle» of Aprllrailan Po» Tal Daad Lodar wells, a friend Narllon S af Chseter i s t i , La«* of Fio­ rd» W ho will not fall me in her love !, N oti»» U hereijy glven th a t !>, II. Ifook or. an d worth, purchaser ot Té* C ertificato No.1070, d atati T e n d e r nnd firm an d fa ith fu l to tk* 3 day ot Jan# A. I>. ., 1912, ha* flle.t •ald m rtfficst» In m y office, and ha* m atto th e end? app lication lor ta l daad to Iwu* In accorda»#« «tlh t a o . Salii cvrtlflfatw ombrar** tba (o t­ to «Ina deecrlbed deaeri bed proparty prò party altuatad situatali (n In B am lowlng tt*ro­ Far , h a th my spirit sought a place lli oI» rounty. Florida, t»-wlt:2K0ft. E and W by SIS fi. N and S In NE cor. Sac.CTp 21. • of rest, H 30a Tk* a*ld land baine aaaemed at tba dato L ong on vain idols its devotion ni (ha Usuarne of mrh certificate In Ih* a n n i shed, ; ot W. E. It untar, fr. Unica* aald tarli tirato Stom I ,n v » forsaken fn r m b n n w « 1hom ,n m 1 t loved i„ ..„ a I «h»M s c c o r d ln f tod,Isw, ta* d d(ood Nome,. have wl[T , „bau,redeemed lhwM0 „„ , 4‘th rol __________ ______ L A . t»., 1914. the^beat, Wllnaa» my officiai signature and arai thia Some deceived, and iomo arc with 12th day ot Aug. A. IX. 1914. (•»all E. A. Douglas«. > th© dead." Clark Circoli Court. Raminola Co., Fla. By Ja*. C. Robert*. IX C* 102- F ri. Ale T he old altar, decorated with vines and flowers, in a n atm os­ NOTICE v - ' phere redolent with live perfum e of A epeclal m e etin g 'of • th * • torli Snidar* sr s***of — . . ’F.'fluitton . IN O ., a corporation orais n ls e d •• violets, jessamine and rosea, aw ait­ rand aalatln i undar ‘ tb* ‘ ’law * o t th* ‘ I8 S tta to -o f , ed the m an—the man who had Florida, will be held at th e offire* o t sa ld i , 10 awakened .to a sense of his peed of A. K . on tb» Tlh cí*y'af~S»pr»H ib*r,-A. D ., IVI 4. (or Ih* purpoaa o t datarmlnina- a t ab a a the help* to meet the C reato r had lim a, a t an »lection to b o bald'by lb* s to c k prqrirlrtt- for him. He was one of holdrr» -ot -alili corpora t io n , « b a ibaa or n o t . , . . Ik* r a p lta l atork of th» s a id F, F, I lU T T O N , us UiaO-iuiuMlsAJteefai ¿»A|aib0.dMwVÌtÀ4i4>W.-Mdw41-«m»4o —Ua»>ir«li il k»aaw al 111 sum of tlO.OÒO.W?’ be. " .fe n d e r and firm a n d faithful to 1 15,000.00 to tkaCao. A. D oC ottaa, Sac. F. F. Button, Ine. the en d .” And to the old a lta r we 102- Fri 4 te. led tho brides of our choice, and there they^ promised to love, honor Nstlr* •( As*n>sO«s f*>* 1 1 1 Dr*d Uadsr and—nnd—and obey (D o n ’t men­ Hitllon S *f Ckssler 4SS8, Laws of Fleets* N oll* * (* b*r*b)p jlv e n th a t O. H. F rain tion that!). purchaser of T a l C ertifica la No. I0 7 7 .tlsl.r l tb* 3rd d a y of Jun* A . I)., 191!, has fllod C harm ing memories these! •aid certlflcat* In my offle*, and has m sd a Young men! Such things are not app lication for 1st deed t o iaau* la a c co r d ­ ane* w ith law . Said certificat* «mbraea* tb « rare in the world, -and though- you follow in g described prop erty tllu a u d In Ram­ ino!* c o u n ty . Florida, to -w it:D e g . l i t i H o f have let your opportunity ut the NW Cor. o f S«r.6 T p 21. It 30. run E. 251 It old a lta r pass, we arc building a 8 799 ft W 231 It N 799 f t . hg said lan d ‘ being a a a e w d nt th e. d a to nru* church and a new a lta r — take ot Ttha l**uanr* ot aurb rertrticat* In tba n a m a courage and acquit yourselves like »( W, E, 1» Hunier T U . Unta** said cartlfl' rale «hall be redeemed according to law , taa men! deed will Issue (hereon on th* 14th day o t 8*01 A. ; Si fillA* r— dE— I • - r- v I • -r Î j Williams* Kidney Pills n varidtion or two nnd we m ust'bid and undor the eyes? A frequent denire the old church farewell. You know to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kidney Pills Will cure you. Sold only by Wm. the old song says: G. Aldridge, Druggist. Price 60c. .... , . . William» Mfg. Co. Props. Cleveland, 0 . . . . . . And it always bring» n sigh, ■G ive to me th a t le tte r word , That comes from the heart, Good­ i LEGAL ADVERTISING bye." "‘W Can we say either to the old • NOTICE OF ELECTION ‘ I church without a sigh? Are there is hereby |lr s n Ihst th e bt-eonls] I not some Bucred memories too 4.- « UNn oiotice n , as provided by Isw . I^.brreby called cherished? T hink of the sung»*, th e tor tho purpose ol electing trustee» lor the est su cceed in g tw o year*, and also tor tha prayers, tho pleadings , of men of npurpose o f determ ining the n u m b er ot mille of is t r ic t • school taa to Le le v ie d lor each G od' thnt were wafted, heavenward ot daold years In each of tha H prcinl School from within Its walls, nnd remember T a i D istr icts herein alter nam ed; aald elect­ ion to bo held Tuesday, S ep tem b er 15lh In th a t it wbh nt the altar th a t some Sanford Special T a t School D l* t(jrt N o I, Special T at. School I b e tq c l No 2, of, our little ones were baptized; it l,ongwt.o<l O vrido Special Taa school D istr ic t No -3, was from the same altar th a t aorne C h uluota Special Taa School D istr ic t No 4, and (Io n o v s Special Taa School D istr ict No. 5. of us bore aw ay our dead. Prec­ F urther, «aid «¡action aball be held under the u r n s rule« and regulations, nnd th# qlíal­ ious memories these two— one joy­ flrationa ot election «hall be th e es me. as [»escrib ed tor t hot* ' votings tn th e ortgtnat ous nnd (Tnc Rad. election creatin g a special tax sch o o l District. And yet Is there not another mem­ T h e follow in g-ore the Inspectors and clerks ointed to hold the election o n Septem ber ory, sacred to, a t lenat, n few of u«7 app l&th i 9 ! 4 . Sanford-Special School District No 1, (Allow me, if you please, a‘ little A. !.. William», T.Tat S. Davis. 0 . P. LovaU, lib e rty ’ with this varlution.) Not inspectors, R. C. Maiwefi, Clark. I^mgwood Special Tai Mkusl District No every man who m ig h t,'h a s auch a 2. C. E. Hartley. D. It Hooker and J ' N. Scorcy. Inapectore as 1 T. P. Lewis. Clerk. m emory to cherish.. Not every man O vied o Sp ecial Taa School D istr ic t N o 3, who might hnH availed himself of. a L. T . H u n t, Then Aulln and N . J . Tanner, tn epectore, and T. W. Lawton C lerk. gracious privilege the a lta r offered. C h u lu o ta Special Taa School D istrict N o 4, e L o s t , Arch P resati, and P . K. Culley, Do you ^uess what I mean? Hear CInab ep ertors, and W. N. Jacobs C lerk. Geneva Special -Y*I Reboot-Dion U thoughtless young fellow boasting J! H. KIIbee, Edwin Rauleraon nnd A.- A. of what he calls Moran.'InapeVlore and C. F. HarriJon Clark. Ity order ol tho Hoard of Public Inalrue"Single B lessedness" »•-'V.VîMTÏCTil.iaSiiiHÎ " f have no* wife! Who'd have his ...».( D. I»’ Thrasher, Sec. and R u pt, o l Tublic In stru ction . nose ""Forever tied to one lone flower. 103-51 Fri. E 'en though th a t flower should be n la O r r a il Court Boveoth Jud icial C ircuit ta la and Far Nauilael* C o u n t» F lo r id a . In roe© C hancery ' Plucked- by light hand from fairy EUtr M e Lucas, Complainant • . va. • * Citation bower? W . J. M c L u cie, Defendant -*K' ” ‘# .* To W. J . M cLucaa; *!) p erson s whomsoever In terested In tb* a b o v e ««tale or in the real ««U t* hereinaltar daacrlbed. th a t on the 7th d * y o f Septem ber A . D . 1914, M icheál Ilotundo, udm inistretoe, w ilt present to Ibid Judge o t Sem inole C o u n ty , Florida, m petition now o n file In th* C Judge'* office, praying t h i t he nt* directed to -take poaseaeion ol Ih4 hereinafter described sa asseta ol th« cedent's esta te and t h a t » Guardian Litem m ay b* ap p oin ted to repreefni th said V ittoria Villano, w h o la ■ minor *n under the d iiabillty of non-age; and th* a vale m ay be ordered o f the following real esta te, consisting of th ree separate pleco* of Und sltu a tq in th* c it y of Santord, for­ merly G range rounty, n o w Romittola c o u n ty . Florid*, and known a* a ll ol Block 16, o o d 1.0 la I and ft ot B lock 10. C bau man A T ucker's Addition to H anford, as shown b y recorded plot In tha Clark’s office «I G r a n i» c o u n ty ,, Florida, aald property being lo ­ cated on w h a t I* know n sa u n ion iv e n u s o r Second atroel, Santord. F lorid *, or so m u e b thereof as shall be a u ffle ie st to pay th a ou tsta n d in g Indehtadnaou of th* aatat^ a lt of th o personal e atat« having boon a l ­ ba ua te d . You. Carmel R otando, V itto ria Villano- nnd all otbar person* Interested aro therefore, hereby co m m a n d ed to app ear before rar, County J u d g e ol Som inoto C o u n ty, at th* court house In S an ford , F lorida o n (bo Tth d ay o f September A. U . 1914, a t 10 o'clock A . M ., «nd th«w cau so. It ^ny y o u have, why aald patlllon sh o u ld n o t-b e granted. W itn ess my hand s b d official teal t h is , 22nd d a y o l July A. D . 1914. (•e a t) O E O . O. itE IU U V G County Ju d ge Sem inole C ou nty. B7-4t*Frl tn i h » Circuii CearL N e v en lh Judicial C ir­ cuit o f tho Stale a f F lorid a, far He ml n o lo C a a a ly W ilson A Toomer F artn iaer C om p any, a r orp otatioa F ranklin F . Davit. Y: »».?!>. »ly* »» WWfU J k P ^ m a y contera: o u are hereby roquoattul to appear tn tho a b o v e entitled c a u se In which w rit o f a tta c h m e n t was Issued o n tbo 3rd d a y o f -Ju ly. 1914, on Q( b efor* tho nil« d a y . In S ep tem ber. 1914, tbo t a n a being tho 7 th day t hereof. Th* Rdhtord »«raid J* .btrehy designated as th e wows*«itgf>(« w b le h this netlog «kail be publlH tefr were V w e e k for two cittu c c u Uve rnontbe (nine w e e k s). I d w itnee* whereof I bay* hereunto not ray h an d a n d afflaed th o offield) seal o f so ld court thia 3rd day of J u ly . A. IX 131«. » at. K. a A.. DOUG u u u u L A B I, Cierta» o f Circuit C o u rt, S evtntb J u d ic ia l C ircu it, Reminole C o u n ty . , ¡J . ** B y . n ? - H o h e rtA D . C . W hereas a bill of com plaint baa been filed 1^ W . Baldwin, A tto r n e y for Oh! better far the bright bouquet In thia c o u r t at above entitled, a n d , - y r- r.J — V I-F ri-9te W heroaa, George A, D tC otlaa^ aallertor Of flowers of ©very clime an d hue, anrE irfJ roUTUel Tor com plain ant baa made rrth a t It Is tba belief of affiant that ta Court o f C-oualy J u d g e , Heroins)* C ou nty U^T turns to charm the m ind away affidavit Ihe d efen d a n t, W. J. Me Luca* ia a non­ le of Florida ' ' And fragrance in the heart renew." resident o l the «tat* of Florid* a n d 1« * ' res­ In fila r« E atat* of of a etnia or country o th e r than the R. II. W hltaer P ity th a t young man! t Let him pans. ident ■ta le o l Florida, and that hie raaldonro la N o tic e la hereby g iv en t o all whom, ft m a y p n w o and that th* d efak d n n t la over concern th a t on the Iftth day ot J a n u a ry , "A nd the Lord God naffl. It U uIwakanty o n e years of age, and th a t th ere I* no A. D . 191ft, I shall a p p^ly to th* l l u i ora t t f lbio n o t. good th n t. the man should be poroon In th* «tate of Florida, th o service-ol IGeorg* G . Herring. J u d g e of said rourt, irt. aa subpoena upon whom would bind «aid­ Judge or of Probate, for lor m y final dhA discharge alone. I will make a helpm eet unto ant, tkeraforft, y o u , tho »aid W. J . M aLutas. adm inistrator ol |b o « t a t e of tt- H. W h ltaro ordered a n d required to appeiar to the bili n*r. deewaaed: an l at- tha, tamo lim p ! him ." ’ o f c o m p la in t filed In this causo In th* above wifi p resent a y final a c é o u a u as admmtwcourt, on or belato M o n d a y , tho tth trator o t .s s l d etlatJ, a n d ask for their a p ­ .Yes; happily there were others. dena titled r o l O ctob*-, A D . 1914; o th erw ise th* proval. A nother man brought face to fact bill filed e g o ltu t you will bo ta k e n os conD a te d Ju ly U h . A. D . 191«. ly It san k b?le(r Into1 th e d arkness un­ til It wns merely a htnek. shnjwlesa ahudqw outlined agiti uut th e water. 1 felt tho stra in on m f nrro» ns the swell gripped It» see» . Then th e ste rn swung w ith the stern realities of life, dis­ free, (itili" I knew she w*is scrambling appointed anti ‘ pained and mUer- •¿¿A ' '- f '' t».. 1914. T h e variations, too, a re finished. witnesr my official aignatur* and a»al this th* 12lh day ot Aug. A. I».. 1914. We are draw ing near th e p artin g E. A. nouât*«. facilities for tran sp o rtin g u n d haul­ p a rtin g never to meet a g a in . The Clrrk Circuit Court H «tnlnol*,C o., F lorid a. (Seal) J. Ç . Itoberts, U . C. ing, and m oney to pay ns you go, old church was an inanirnate thing IOS-Frl. 5tc. A th is cost m ay - seem high. B ut if —it had no soul. And yet some one y o u had to com m ence ns we did, has beautifully said th a t the Cre­ N olire o f Appllratlon fo r T a s D eed C o d e r N c c lU n , S of Chapter 4B59, L a»a o f w ith o u t a d o llar, an d carry on the ato r m ight snatch hither .nnd thither Flarlda w ork in a h ap h a zard w ay, minus from th© cluster* that d in g about N o tic e !• hereby jti” a th a t F. F. B u t t o n , »11 i !o* conveniences and advantage» an inanim ate thing, a precious m em ­ purchaser ot T at < ertfS cat* *No. 43S, d a ta ti first d ay ol Junr1.. A . IX 1903, has filed ju s t en u m erated , you m ight not ory gem . and out of th ese form a the •aid certificate In my office, nnd has m a d * app lication (dr ta i dr. d to iaau* in ac­ build at less cost ftliui we did. But glowing soul! cordance «U h law. ‘ Ka.d certificate e m ­ w h atever the cost, the old church th e following d escrib ed property att­ If in th n t eternal, lillsaful »bode braces ua led In Seminóla r o u n ty , Florida, l o - w it: goes now and gives place to th e new beyond th e skies, our ow n spirits tell 2 M osca Lyman's Rub Blvialon, as r e ­ corded In Plat ttook A , page 7, O ran ge M b ) the new rise in u splendor th at should chance to meet such a soul C ou nty record». will bring joy to the heart of mnn T he said land being aaawaaed at th e d a te th in k you we would not recognize ul the lu u a n r t ol auch certificate In th o n nd (in honor to th e Nam e we wor­ a sw eet m em ory here 'a n d there name of Unknown. Unie«* said rerU flca te th ! p, high over all. • hall be- redeemed accord in g to law, t a s am o n g its sparkling jewels? deed wilt Issue thereon o n the 3 1et d a y o f Perhaps thD history, un av o id ­ A. t> 1914. . B u t. how ever th at m ay lie, and August W itness ray official signature and s e a l ab ly incom plete m many of its deih e 3 1st day ot J u ly A. II. 1314how ever sweet nr sad th e mem'orics this1seal) E. A. D O U 0I.A S S . • ails should a t a n y rate re rco rd the th a t will e’er hover over th e groilnd Clerk Cirrult Court. Rem inole. Co., F la. n a m e s of th e pastors a n d Sunday Ily Jaa. O. Hobart*. D. C . w here it stood, it is tru e th a t the tt»-6t-Frl school su p erin ten d en ts who have old form is gone! F arew ell, then Served this ch arg e from th e begin­ old c h u rch , farewell. " A n d if for­ In I ' o u r l of (he t ' o n n l , J u d f e . S e m i n ó l a * ning The pustor» are nutned in C o u n t y . H l s l r ef F l o r i d * ever. still forever fare the© well!" o rd er as they rnm c, some of them In re Estate of —— Amends I- Tipton • being returned once and oftener; To all Oedllurs, lK(ete**, BUtrihutees and alt Persons tisvin| Claim* or Demands T ho Bluo noal Tiro C om pound Bovs. A. A. P retb rey , A. A. Bnrssslrtst said Estate: will -p o sitiv ely heal p u n c tu re s and You and each ot you are hereby notified n e tt. C. A Ha under*, T. W. Moore. • nd requirrd’to pr-eont any rlslmt and it«— .! Anderson. II Hire, T. W. Tmnp* p reserv e th e life of your autom obile* rustid» whieh you, or either ol you, may hsvr efslrut the state of Amsods L Tipkn-s, J. K S h an d s. W. N. (,'nnely. and m otorcycle tires a n d tubes. ton. deroosed. 1st* ot Floyd county, Indiana, E xclu siv e territory open. A d d re u to tho undertltnsd sdmfnUtrstor C. T. A. 1 S. P atterso n , H. M W illiams, J. & B. It. N. ot said reiste, within two I Bell, E. J. G ates. -F Pfxton, I>. B. D. A. H a n n a , Sole D istrib u ers. 913 years trom th* dale hereof. Bated July 6th. A. I>. 1914. S w eat, A. E. Housholder, J. A. Hen­ Florid» Avq., T am pa, Kin. F ti0 1 3 -4 tp C. M. HAND. BhViff, Administrator C. T. A. and B. D. N. d ry , C. H. Sum m ers, H T Gaines, Frl-93-St K. K. S teinm eyer. the present be­ loved incumlw*nt. la C ou nty J o d ie ’s C ourt. .Seminole County». Have yuti overworked y o u r nervous F lorid*. In Probate S unday School Superintendent* In re E sta te o| Louis V illan o, deceased system nnd caused trouble with your \ E. Philips. :i years A J Philip*, N otice: * el italundo of Hanford, S em in ole 4 N year- .1 K M rltiu g er, l!fi 1 j kidney» and bladder? Have you pains ToC oCarm u n ty . Florida: To Carm el Hotundo, nt Sanford. Sem inolo years and »till faithfully, a t hi» post. in loins side, finck and bladder? I! C ou n ty, Florida. V ittoria Villano, of C ar­ you a flabby ap|warance of the fare, T he history ik finished. Perhaps minio b i f f i , M arillano, Ita ly , and an y a n d II to farther ordered th a t th ia - notice bo published ia th e fiaafprd rH erald, a newe- 93-5mo* 7-19 H I . •i .J * mm 9-B 19-13 11-10 li-S ‘ J, �AUGUST 28 » J * THE SAf/PORD HEBALI) PAGE EIGHT » !- GERMAN A Ü T 0 GUN-CARRIAGE a bo u t peo ple and e v e n t s. * • * ' ■ CLASSIFIED HAPPENINGS A d v e r t is in g , BEING A RESUME O F SANFORD Li ------ U P-TO DATE Communications for this Column Should he M arked "Society Editor", or . Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 203 Il'rdditUt IMl* Sanford friend» of Miss Bessie Schum pert will be surprised to hear of her marriage to Mr. Geo. D. Diahop- which occurred In A tlanta W ednesday nt the home of her tdstyr. Mr». Chas. Boll. Miis SchUmpert was married ' In ft handaonie - . travelling gown. The wedding was a quiet one, only the imm ediate , fam ily,and Mm. D. L. Thra»her of l Sanford being present. ' * I 4 Misa Florence R obl^-is visiting Mr*. Bfcnnan. and her grand daugh­ ter», Misses Emma and Mabel l.indgren fu Orlando. *1 All L o c a l A d v e r tis e m e n t« Under T h is H e a d in g T H R E E C E N T S » L in e F o r E a ch I n s e r tio n . Mi ni mum C h a rg e 25 C e n ts. y in v m u v v jiv FOR SALE Miss Almu Pagenhart left for Jacksonville yesterday wfrom which pluce she- will sail for Baltimore. She will visit several points in M ary­ land and Virgins, also -Washington, D. C. before returning home. F o r Sale— Furniture a t 210 1'*,^ Avo. ________________ iH-tf FOR Bttlc or rent. T hree acres- . highlly im proved Tiled land, clou in, w ith nice 7 room house well la. cated. A. P. Connely. 101) M»(. noiia Ave. ‘ 102- tf. TAKE DODSON’S AND . f i u f t t S um* ' v. | . ' * * l r . and Mm. Alfred Lilja enter- n m » « tained Wednesday evening with n 0 1 A I ^ c h a r m in g little buffet »upper in ( ~ * ^ h o n o r of Mm. E. B. Brown. i ’ Taking The dining room was very uttrac- j home' for ✓ awt Y H I T R F P R T t/H 1 v U ls P E iu l ----------Calomdl .«jeans staying a t the day—take Motorcars a re used for transjK»rtinir llaht Held artlller.r Tho guns a re returned to the grouiTd l*efi>re being tired pink roses and green ferns. I ff an a tta c k of const! The delightful event marked the iousness hits you, there'» no need to christening of a handsome tea cloth take a dose of catomcl and spend At of Irish crochet, with center of Inset least ft day g e ttin g over tjio effect« 'medallion». A bowl of pink and of it. L. It. P h ii'fc £.*■££. sell Dod­ white ro»e» and fern» graced the een son*» Liver Tohe, which they guar­ ter of the table, which was very antee takes the place of calomel and lovely with It» beautlfuFcover, dain­ »tart» a laxy liver withnpt bad after ty china and gleaming Rilver. A de­ effects. Dodson's Liver Tone does all the licious and appetising menu was served. Before leaving the table, good thut calomel can do, yet it is toasts and good wishes for Mr. and absolutely harmless to young people Mrs. Brown wire in order nmi the ant} old. It is u pleasant tasting rest of the evening was-, pleasantly vegetable liquid th at will relieve con­ spent with the game of "500." stipation or sour stom ach or other Those present besides the honoree troubles th at go along with a luxy were Mm. W. T. Shelly, Mr. E. B. liver, without restriction bf habit or diet. You d o n 't leave off any of Brown and Mr. U. J . Holly. -------* tho things you regualaly do when Pant* at Otlrtn you take -Liver Tone. jjl A gay party of young ppople cip A 'large bottle of Dodson's Liver Joyed a delightful dance nt Osteen, Tone sells for 50 rents'. Get the , W ednesday night, tho guests of Mr. genuine and if you itre not pleased nnd Mr*. D. fl. Monroe, given in with it-th e druggist from whom you , . honor of their niece, Miss Verna bought ___ _it’ will give your money back Monroe. Four cam carried the party with a smile. 'i'lie dormati nrtiij tuia unmet ou* ai muriti i.i.iHieatrjo "li ivlilrli rapiti tire mite li Iua guiis uri- muliniti] to Osteen. peliciou» punch wauj . -------------- :---•( , served throughout the evening. j Twenty-six Siberian farmers have' Tho»e going out from Sanford j arrived a t Hull, England, to studr operative farm ing «ocictyinthewor of Siberian b u tte r are consum ed in ' Thing» to Worry About. were the Misses Saidie Will in ms, i Hrilish agricultural methods ami coThis society has built up an ex lab-' tho united Kingdom .annually, undi Tcftn) not* accompany n baby** M argaret Wight, Gladys Morris, K ate j operative system s, ns delegates f r o m 1sive butter tra d e with Great Britain. • Siberian egg* and rheese are likewise j fr,P(1 1|n,f| )t ,h rn„ month» old — Underwood, Anna nnd Elisabeth! what has been allied the greatest coBetween 00,000 nvd 10,000 long tons 1 purchased in large quantities. i Cine'""''*1 Enm;‘M cLaughlin; M essìi.' Billy. Hill, I R alph Wight, Roy, Ned nnd J o e 1 C hittenden, Geo. M cLaughlin, Ken­ n eth Murrell and others. j * * 'C . E l Launcn Ride Rev. J. F. M cKinnon and nieco, MU* Ethel. Sharpe motored -over from Orlando W ednesday, cn ro^to to D aytona, ' spending W ednesday and Thursday with Mr*. Henry McLaulin and Miss Bessie Long. They, went on to D aytona Thursday, ac­ companied by Mr. H enry Me•Laulin and son, Henry Jr. and Mr. Garner. Mr. A. E. Pace w entjup to Jack. aonvIUe tin Tuesday to be gone sev­ eral days. * -* --------Mrs. Singletary returned from O rlando W ednesday, accompanied by Mm. J. M. Tellers and daughter, Thelm a who will rem ain oVer Sun­ day. Guests; of Miss Ethel Single­ ta ry are A n n ir M ay Bellew of Sebring and Ruth-;Pow*U of Ctaraorta. ' Mrs. J. P. Dick of Leesburg was tho gusflt of Mm. H arvey ' Renfro« several days this week, en route' fro m ' D aytona, where sho has been apending tho summer. Mra. J. G. Hurley is visiting her la th e r a n d mother in Maarot. Miss Alice T etherly and her m other, Mrs- dreonw ood of Orland hmVc returned from a delightful sum ­ mer spent In the m ountains of N orth Carolina. Miss Tetherly was th e guest of her aunt, . Mm. C. E. W alker this week. ., For Sale-Orange grovr 14 acm fine hu-mmock land, 130 u rn s of Celery lan d , one ten acre t r a n rclery Innd. At n bargain. Address P. O. B Box 1034t *104-8tc. For Sale— Fine farm .of tin urr« about th ree miles from tin ‘<ity," •also tw o choice city lots. Goir^ ch eap for cash or can be purchase! on easy tejm s. Address U., care of Herald office. ( F or sale or Rent— Five acres, tiled I land, tw o good-w ills, located juit i south of S tilt’on 10 on S. & K. Kail-way. 5 room house. See F W. I Mn honey ut Fernnld's. 1*7 tf ,i For Sale One $.'15 incubator, 240 ) siie. Good shape, guaranteed to hutch. Price 410.00. T. II J-ihnson, M oore’» Station. l-2lp , TO KENT Five acres tiled land inside city limits for rent, near brick road and loading station. Apply to A P. I C onnelly. Sanfopi. F lo r in . --tf ' ■ ■» —i ■ i i w i i i wan a i ■■ For re n t- 40 acres Tiled laind in a body welljocatod. A.P. Connelly, ] 109 \rxgnofin St. 102-tf • For R eni Chi'ap for Cosh—Twenty acre« of good hammock land all tiled. Cull or write A. M. Tyler. 101-tf OR the benefit of customers going North rather late, we arranged for an advance shipment pf Suits, Coats and Skirts. All these, we guarantee, are strictly advance styles, purchased from the different large concerns in our “style centre.” r 'Sfc_ -- , , - ." ” _• ** ■ .j " ■ t-l: * * "1 • __ * •* * ' » i * « Jl Skirts !_ — à Coat Suits * CapeCoats " * ^ t ^ -’ — *-- - * :rt~_ nv> ! * ; L. M n . D. L. T hrasher and daughter, Miss M ay returned from a delight­ ful visit to N orth Carolina yester­ day. Prof. Nerling of G otha is the gu of Mr. and M n. Henry Wight. Prof. Nerling Is the owner of the famous Cajlsdium farm a t Gotha. , For S ale or Rent— Tw o nice reddences a t a bargain. W . J. Thigpen. 8(l-tf , j ■ Perianal Mention Mr». II. E. Tolar has returned from a abort visit to Genova. ' For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting car for $400.00, Just overhauled ia good ru n n in g shape. Sanford Ma­ chine & Garage. *Bi2-lfc For R ent 1 room cottage $10 * m onth. 5 room cottage SllLfitf, ia-,1 eluding water. G. W. Spcnceft • '___________ " ’ l-tf A large party of young people, m em bers of t he C. E. Sodoty of the Presbyterian church, enjoyed a launch ride .and picnic «upper a t Lemon Ptuff T hursday afternoon, re­ turning late in. tho evening. Dr. and Mm- Bouchdle and chil­ dren of D aytona «pent several days In Sanford this week, the guest» of their »ister, Mra. Henry Wight, re­ turning to D aytona .W ednesday. For Salc-At a discount- Schobt»hip in Sanford Business Collett Owner unable.to use It a n d it will bt SCHOOL SUITS Children’s Dresses Just the thing for th e boy Values up to $8~50 eacTf. How; ever we find we are over stocked, and offer Made of good Ginghams, Chambray, Etc. Choice $2.98 Choice 98c Abont ir traniinxl of them. Trimmed in “ cute” ways, and just the thing for school. (See Our Window) For F o n t Five acres good celery Intuì, on - nnd n I ill miles from Sunlord. N 11 (irriter. 99-8t<For P e n t Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Also tv.0 bedroom s. Mrs. Johns,- 4 It- Park avenue. . ‘ 91-tfc For R ent Furnished office ped w ith roll top desk, office and tab les. Also a roll ,to p typew riter desk nnd o ther ment for sale or rent. H erald equip­ chairs desk, equip­ office, 82-tf N H S C E L A N E O IIS ~ W a n te d — Plain and fancy sewinc. D ressm aking of nil kinds. Liit home on East T h ird stre e t. Mr*r M attie Driggers. . - 99-9tp * Four H undred Victor an d Colum­ bia lecosd.-t and two" MacJiines .for exchange. C- H , Berry. IOV-’ieJ W antod-Seam stesa for plain sewini by wedk in country home. Addre« Box 1453 Sanford. 105-2tp. Lost, S tray ed or Stolen. On Auguit 7th w hite horse weighed about 1130 pounds, eight - years old, sylish ap­ pearance, good driver. Any informa­ tion of w hereabouts sent to Mr. S. Nelson, Box 1163, Sanford or Eurika Ham m ock. * . 105-ife. W anted— Work on tru c k farm, experience, white. J. M. Smith, Gen. D o'Ivery, City. 2-3tp * Wlsa Precaution. "The g i r l 'o f today." says a head­ line, "conceals her ear*." A very wise precaotlon. considering tho nsturo of »onto o f tho sublpcU moat talked about.— Rochester Dem ocrat ftnd Chronicle. . ' S e l l a ' J a J E W EI Lfj E R *J • f WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELKV.í^^L• VERWARB. OPTICAL (¡0 0 1 )8 . ETC. Mrs. E. B. Brown left.for her new In Tam pa yestertlay to tho reof her m any friends. , Mrs. E x p e rt Repairing 123 W e s t F irst Street SANFO RP, FLORIDA S t- C - - �¡Pfl W A R N E W S F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F ANY' P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F IE L D PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY ,' ** y*, HERALD i IN S A N F O R D — L ife I » ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS W oith Livi nit --SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1914 VOLUME VI 1'.' ______ J “ NO 3 GERMANS. ARE MARCHING ON TO PARIS COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD FINE MEETING ALLIES UNABLE TO CHECK THE TEUTON MILLIONS - m u c h e n t h u s ia s m w a s SHOWN BY TH O SE IN ATTENDANCE Sanford Library Noten "E urope” is on every tongue! Tho Commercial Club held u very •DAY BUT SIXT Y' MIEESTROM FRENCH CAPITAL THE GROWERS ARE ALL BUSY SEEDBEDS ARE DOTTING THE GREAT CELERX- D E E T A -"~ ~ t . E. Society Outing __ UJth sad_"N e ttie" run by—8tr;"H oollhan and Mr. Roy Tillis were tilled with Christian En­ d eav o u rs who enjoyed a moat charm ­ ing ride up the riVer' to Lemon Bluff, where they received a very cordial welcome from Prof, and Mrs; iirhaeffer and Mr. and Mra. Tice. Preparations were soon in order for a fish fry, some presiding over the frying pan, others over the kettles of g r its 'a n d the coffee pot, jvhilo still others were spreading more good things to gut. And by the light from a rheerfut camp lire the hungry parly could soort testify to the efficiency of the cooks. After supper, games and vurioua pleasures were enjoyed‘ fill time to "all aboard" fpr the moonlight rid«j home. a* . Members present were: iotdlea, Mrs It ('. Muxwell, Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Alice Whittier, Miss Annie W hitiier. Miss Essie Purdon, Mj» T D H art, Mrs Frank Grnyum, Mis» Eilna Tullough, Mi*s Mary G ardner, Mis* Lillian Her­ ring. Mi*s Esther Woodburn, Miss Frunrcs lo*avitt. Miss Lough. Miss Annie Lee- Caldwell, Miss Lettie Caldwell'. Miss Ruth Gardner, Miss May Doyle, Mrs George INxtou; Messrs D I"), Caldwell, H W. Csld* well. K. I Close, Karl Roumillut, T I Deane, Rnht. l)eane. Earl Paxton, Ned Chittenden, SethAVood ruff. T D Hart, A K Rossctter. Howard Swartz, If J Minton Visitors to the d t y a t this tim e a r e surprised to see th e m yriad of w hite--p-ntr s trrrrhTvfTtll along “ Unr7 way through the celery delta a n d rem ind one. of th e arm ies en­ cam ped on the fields of Europe only there are no men sleeping under the te n ts with warlike weapons in th eir hands. Under these ten ts here are sleeping tho seeds of celery and lettuce waiting for the flowing w ater, fertilizer and warm Florida run to waken them to life nnd from these thousands of seeds will be ger­ m inated thu plants th a t will soon he seen in the m any fields of tho cctrry delta th a t ship the thousands bf crates of Celery and lettuce. Regardless of the wars and ru ­ Aia mors of war in Europe the growers of-S an fo rii_ aii^ going fo rw ard -w ith their seed beds and are not w aiting for the results of carnage and blood on th e plains of Europe, (or the grower knows th a t the people of th e north must eat and they will» e a t as much this winter as they did lust winter N ot alone will' th ey ■ plant the luxuries, such as celery and lettuce, hut they will also go in'-for t ta staples, th a t will be insuch great dem and not only in America hut in Europe as well a n d with the .American m erch an» t’ mt at rines carrying loads of staple crops to Europe nnd the only.tfom petitors in cabbage and potatoes shut ofY • from our m arkets it is reasonable ' /fi. to suppose th a t the Florida veget­ ables will this season find a re a d y m arket. Especially should this bo true of th e 'Iris h potatoes, sweet pdII. 1 . P. Note* Our prugrars-iianifat.wvwwnWrvnsggx^ttaw^JiVWtbbaf'r. ortlons^ etc. ta « t seasorf^fiW tiril sfupptftf 12fei* carried, out Jlly members of the Mis­ sionary Group Our subject was 000 c ra te s'of this stuff, not in d ttd - — —— Modern Missfunary Equipm ent. The ing 25,000 barrels of Irish potatoes, which will givo one the idea of the following program was rendered: tander in charge, F. E. Gatchel. scope of our growers. There is a question (his season Song. Joy to the World, Recited by Miss Jim m ie l.ning and sung by ever present with the grtJvfera, of fnney stuff us to w hether th e people' entire union. . Sentenco prayers by several mem­ of the north will feel like buying celery and lettuce, since they are ber* of the diroup classed am ong the luxuries-but this Song, Here am I. recited by Miss will be left to the desires of th e Mary Gatchel and sung by union. great American public which has Scripture lesson read by Mrs. E. E the rijiutution of usually gotting to x . V h u t it wants, regardless of financial Introduction by Mr. Fortaon. conditions or tho-price. Why wo need to Build Church So the tentu of tho peaceful a rm y Houses in Foreign Fields, Miss E dith dot the landscnpo antj th e Sanford» Stewart. grower tackles the job i4guin, secure Why do we Need Schools, Mrs. in the knowledge th at' part of his S. G. Kennpdy. crop of fancy stuff will be sold The Use of the Printing I'reis, Mrs a t a reasonable figure and if tho m arket dem ands tjie staples he can Ernest Betts. Song, Jesus sJiull Reign, Recited fill th a t demand after the season for by Mrs. Brotherson and sprig by celery u n d d e ttu c e has passed. W ith sweet potatoes b ringing CO Uniqn. cents a peck in the m arket to d a y in The Hospital and the Medical the heart of the sweet p o tato coun­ Missionary ns Helpers in the Mis­ try the grower should not w orry sionary W ork, Miss Cora Lee Hnmuhout the war in Europe o r a n y riek. o ther disturbance. We alw ays have these missionary programs every fifth Sunday and Now With the M ovies i they are KfwnyB enjoyed by all, ns T he e d ito r Of The Herald received this program ia a little different from a card from C h a a ..W . Ritchie yes­ the others. We had quite a good terd ay in which he nta tea, th a t be attendance and after a few: rem arks an d hln wife, M abel I’aige ate now by our president the meeting waa w ith the movies, being engaged by closed hy all repeating our M b pah. the Luhin C om pany of Jackson­ In thc-'cTly* hiriT~ Lhgt""ira*‘ aHF~ntbook» tended. M any who would have been "valuable to refresh the mind on present seemed to fo rg e t' th a t the certain aspects of the present condi­ dub will meet every two weeks and tion of affairs in Europe." In their they overslept the date, hut about list are m any th at the L ib rary ’can forty members were present and the loan to their readers. meeting waa a very enthusiastic one Three biographies published by throughout. President Lake, Vice H arper a few years ago are of spec­ President W hltner, and Second Vice ial interest. LATEST BULLETINS London, Sept 1. -According to President. Spencer nil being-absent "Francis Joseph of A ustria," "W il­ the Times' St. Peters burg corres­ London, 2' p. m.—The latest from the city the mooting waa pre­ liam 11 of G erm any." "T he Mar­ pondent, Russia's appeal to the sided over by A. P. Connelly and tyrdom of un Empress.” They are announcement by the" French Poles to ro-unite against the com­ Embassy here says Anglo-French W. M. Hnynea acted ns secretary. by a member of the-court of Austria, mon T eutonic foe has had an ex­ The report of the com m ittees was name unknown. Tho last is tho life troops been forced give ground traordinary effect among the Slav fire line but no-wliore been broken railed for and were read, th a t of story of Elisabeth, tin- wife of Frans through. Seizure Marconi British soldiers in the German, sqrtjce In­ the Finance and M embership Com­ Joseph. Isles station for naval purposes form ation received in St Petersburg, mittee being extrem ely favorable Hooks abolit Germany: History indicates British preparing assail it is stated, Indicates th at the I’lliah ami dem onstrates th a t the m ajority Germanyi Lewis; History of the main German Fleet. ■ Cettinje re­ soldiers belonging to the sixth Bres­ of the people of Sanford realize* th a t (jerm un Empire, Menzel. ports French nnd English fleet lau arm y gorps, serving on the the Commercial Club has revived Because writers today are draw- forced Austrian ships retreat again western frontier, .m utinied arid, killed in earnest and they aro willing 1to ¡n g comparisons between the charSt. Peters­ their officers. pay their dues if th e same promises j actera of william II of Germany and saving Montengrin. The Slav regiments in the Aus­ burg dispatches says by Emporia! anything in the way of results. TKe^pj^ ^j-cn14 g r e a t , g r e a t uncle, Fredtrian ‘ervice are also declared to tie orders tne-St. Petersburgs name great American republic believes ,,rjrk l(„, (;rt.a t, readers will find notoriously disaffected The Novoe will heneforth, I k- known Petroin the principle th a t anything th a t thl. historical romances of Mullmeh, V re mv ia says one whole Austrian grad. Change eliminate Teuton, is worth doing is worth doing well, j u o r th -reviewing They are Berlin n gi on nt Wiel over to -the U u- miio contruction present name. As­ and anything that is worth paying a mJ Suns-sotire; Frederick the Great std. quith and Balfour to make public for should he collected and w ith ’ nn,j Hj„ Court, Frederick the Great addresses enroufnge recruiting. this principle in view the m em h e rt' ntl(j hi« Family. old and young will he called upon» Hooks about FrancHistory of St. Petersburg, 2 p. m. Rus­ •Pari». Sept. 1. !i 1.0 a 111 Great to pay the insignificant sum of 16. France, Guizot; Life of Napoleop. sians continue hold advantage, gloom us war office announces allies In orderly retreat only sixty eight per year i n , advance, the price Bourerrienne; Life 'o f Nnholeon, their whole lines. . miles a wav. agreed upon at a meeting held li»«t. O eu sy . The French Hevolution. April. This money has been ready j Carlyle: Empress Josephine, Abbott: Amvvrjt, 2 p m. British forces (or the collector hut the m em bers. Hortense, Abbott. Marie Antoinette, landed at Ostend are to support St. Petersburg. Sept I t*:40 a. m have been wniting to see if the c lu b , Abbott; Louis I’hillippe, Abbott, Belgians in plan to cut iiörmans V Furious lighting in East Prussia had life enough to rpllert the dues J History: Rise of the Dutch Re- rear. continuad from Lemberg to Koetfig*and the new Finance C om m ittee Hit»» | public. Motley: Hollnnd. by Grat burg, and m Gulucia demonstrated beyond perndventutr ,nn; jci-tsia. by Rumtmnd. Austria, New York,‘ ¿ -f>. m .~ B a h a a iii>er ■* that they p u r p o s e r t im l h T f th e duos by - AMhmi : Japan, by Diokaon, Mafelda Hollanders Ryndam, ar­ now. 1 I, Daly, by Abbott; Horatio Nelson, rived seventeen hundred re fug .4 Ucrlitw- Sept. ,1 U:40 u. tn. The J:iub listene d "to -stmwr- r ^ X rf , y. WT^Tark Ilusnell; History of the Kaiser ienvfs*-FMgrtTtrr-for the Russide talks ulong the lines of the mem English People, by Green: Decisive • iun (font London, England, Sejit. !.' The bers taking a more active interest Hatties of the World, by Creasy; Time* correspondent at Ostend re­ in the. d u h and the city of Sanford. War Between Jup*»tt and Russia, by Rome. Sept. I W40 a m. Bal­ cords a conversation w ith a Corn nn . R. S. Kidder of St. 'A ugustine ad- l.jnthicum . loting for new Pope Itegin» without officer from, Brussel» who said fran­ dressed the club* regarding the m at­ ('urdinals Gibbons und O'Connell, tic efforts were being made to inflict ter of advertising in the Foster list llaptists in Orlando who arrive tomorrow. of magazines and papers and this The Sanford Baptist Young Peo­ a crushing blow on the allies, espec­ N ol-j matter was referred to the eomtnit- ples I'nion were the guests of the ially on t lie English forces. w ithstanding the success achieved The IL-igur. Sept I '* 10 a. m. tee on advertising. The club is a t Orlando union hist night and • renby the German army', the dispatch Ernest Sol wav, Baron Lam bert, the present time more interested tn I ,|f r>->I a verv interesting program nays, there is a feeling among mans M W arquet and Baron Etnpuin, getting interi-st aroused in the club Some t >rn>ago t lo* itrlittub Niildiera that they are tight ">ur of the rn heat men of Belgium < 1er iny n membership and until the list reach H i I' t vi-ited y'.uifi>rd and i lu-> Jd* have guaranteed I he payment of cs 150 members paid up for the was the return vitii, about tw«-tit> mg against too great oi Despite all efforts to conceal the forty million dollars which the Ger* year no questions of advertising will Sanford mem I»era coming down by mans dem and for the salvation of autom lhile. A supper was served news from Prussia, It is stated in ­ Brussels. be taken up. form ation of a disquieting character The now hotel, transportation of ing program was rendered: regarding events '*there *is taginning ’ the school children, ta tte r roads to Chorus. Special Notice to circulate among the German Oviedo, on up town ticket office,' Sentence Prayers There will be a meeting of the forces nnd this feeling of anxiety deeper water, the east coast canal 1lytn n. . trustees of the Library Associaion was intensified when two divisions and m any other m atters wifi be Hymn the and the W oman's ('lull comm ittee totalling 80,000 men. passed taken up a t the next regular meet­ S u b je c t u n n o u n c e d tint Mot Meuse by the bridge of Andenne at the Presbyterian church Friday ing which will occur on -the night of toes." H, Srilles, between N am ur and Liege be Mibrnitted for the remodeling of September 11th and many new mem­ Baptist Y o u n g people r t l l l / c d the building. n route lor German, Holland. bers will in* present at this meeting. Q uartette. The German em peror has made it A reorganization in part will ho Reading. Rev. F. P. Strong and family known to every soldier th at hi* o r­ called for and the club will start "Bring Your Powers t'nenceum have returned from a few weeks at ders are to take Paris or die, the out the new season upon a much bered." the beach." dispntch nonelude«. * better and firmer foundation thzn Solol "B lend Your Powers Unceasing­ ever before. The members are very enthusiastic over the prospects of l y " Song of Response. the club and it is certain thnt the work of the organization in the next ly-"' iw ilte jn o n th s will he very fruitful Song of Response, of results. All the differences of Closing Remark». opinion th a t form erly were allowed "G o o d -B y e" song. to creep into the meetings have been The Sanford visitors .were: Miss elim inated' and the entire m em ber­ Ioiing, Mrs. R. V. Betts, Mra. Rowe, ship has entered most heartily into Mr, Ilryan, Mr. Gatchel, Mr. W. E. the idea of making a G reater San­ Betts, Mr. M. W right, Mr. Davis, v ille a n d th a t they arc d o in g ,fin e . T, C. Taliaferro, the han k er from I ^ is to ho hoped th a t M anager Hern-* ford.and this spirit will predom inate Mr. Speer, Mr. Hues, Miss Mc­ Tam pa, H a ., whose car ran over don of the Stur T heatre can o b tain to the exclusion of all else. Now is Mullen, Miss R. Stew urt, Miss M. and killed a young lady an d serious­ some of the Luhin films w ith M abel Miss the time for the men of Sanford to Stew art, Miss E. Stew art. ly wounded her sister lust Monday and Charlie Ritchie as the s ta rs , come forw ard nnd help make the Gatchrd, Mr. Rives. Mr. Rotartn, in the W hite M ountains, was today club a power in the com m unity. Miss D. Bettrrr Miss Lee Hamrick, for both of them are very popular arrested and held to hall in $20,000, Tere should be no holding hack Mrs. W. E. Betts, Mra. HrotJjcrsutt in Sanford., T h a t other old favorite, which he readily gave. Mr. Talia­ and Miss Fox.— Orlando Sentinels for any reason w hatever. Ed Lawrence ia also with the m o­ ferroclaims" th a t hq waa turning All old members a n d thoao who vies and it Would seem th a t tho out oi tho road to avoid another car Copy of London M irror ' expect to join the organisation day of the sm aller companies has nnd did not nee the two ladies un­ E. K. Foster presented The Her­ should bo a t tho next meeting on passed and all our old favorites til his car had struck them. He is Friday night, Sept. 11th a t eight ald with a copy of the London Mir­ have "Jin ed o u t" In the m oviw . " prostrated by the accident and his ror today which graphically des­ o'clock, C ity -Hall. At least we can still enjoy the dain­ ■■1 - — t cribes the war situation in England Invalid wife, who was with him, Is ty M abel, tho versatile Ed Law ­ » H ad Good Luck reported in a serious condition re­ and E urope.' Mr. F oster’« mother rence a r d th'* rn rp p y Charlie R it­ E. ,C. C hlttenton, P. M. Elder, ip in England now and also his sulting from jihock and grief. chie on the screen, even If wo can ­ O. W. Spencer and several other ■later and his sister's husband la in not have the pleasure of their living fishermen have returned from Coro- Belgium as war correspondent of Every tillable acre of Florida land presence. ' nado Beach where tohoy have been the Daily Mirror. M r. Foster says __ * should bo m ade to produce some­ onjoying -the fishing for several i t is difficult to hear ffom his rela­ thing the coming season.—^ Partners 1 — Congregational C hurch —— diyi. T hey brought back some tives ps everythig is censored and from all over the United States Service* will be resum ed nekt /§(< *fita ses bass and say they caught they are not allowed to write shout should be inyited to come here and Sunday morning: and it ia d e s ire d , «oven fine ones last F rid a y / Mack the war situation. Although he if raise crops while their lands ir e th a t evfery m em ber plan to be, p r e s ­ Moye, BiiUe Weasner and aovcral naturally worried about his rela­ frozen. C a ttle .and sheep, hogs and ent. In tho evening our aaeond other Sanford boya are over there tives he is glad to know th a t they goats-should be seen on, every acre ''•Hä annual Labor D ay service will b are P h o to b y A m o r t emu P re s s A s s o c ia tio n . •. and there will be but few fish left in are safe an d sound this far. where th ere is greass to feed them , held a t 7:30. T he C,. E. S o d rty . w i l l / , th* ocean. Mr. C hlttenton brought ■ *f. ' ■ or a chance to make forage grow, also begin ita regular meeting». : * Co agrégation alls is ( home several flpe ones a n d presented Bora In maintains only 80.000 men 1n time* of pear*. but die baa tu peaceful America and prolific Flor­ Sunday evening. Sept. 13th tho Let us have a mid-week meeting . the editor w ith a ten pbund basa •II of her male imputation trained to boar anna, and the number la ida ehoiild be the world'» mocea. them e tor consideration will , be th at helped m aterially to reduce tomorrow (W ednesday) evening. men. The Servian army la largely composed of veterans with a .i We have room in Florida fbr about "Som e Reflections on the E uropean F. P. STRONG, the high coat of living, as we expect morale awl a record of first rata achievement in Die lUIMn waha tw enty million» more population.. Paator, to eat it for t^e next week, -j < 1 ■{; • v A /;& ï§a■ B B & to w r a . f-* « v * tVro? f* Vr -, *.1-Jj- fi v i j Servian Soldiers Are Brave Fighters - . '■ ‘ ‘ i '■^Jl ZLa4 • V - ¿ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 28, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 28, 1914. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0d932867e2c6a4f331f571fecccf4d51.pdf d0e458baea511a5b9aed4b1b23029dbe PDF Text Text �tTT ■ P,If, ~ ■ *1/ 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 D SEMI-WEEKLY THE SANFORD HE ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — L ife la W oith Living ----:—r— ■■11 VOLUME VI SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1914 NO 1 GERMANY D EFEA TS A LLIE S LATEST WAR BULLETINS FINK P R IZ E! FO R RACES T H E F IR S T B A TTLE OF Q R E A T W A R FAVORA BLE TO T H E GERAMARMY Contest Over Nenaiorshlp GOV. REDUCES MILLAGE Atlanta, Aug. 26.— N ext In inter* terest to the race between Senator Hoke Smith and ex-Gov. Joe Brown, which resulle<i~in the defe^ of the latter by an overwhelming major* • * * ity. was tlie rare for rite short Iwrih' Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. 25.— For senatorship to til! out the unexpired some weeks Governor Park Tram ­ term of the Ute Senator A. Q. B a­ mell has been gathreing information •~ v i ^It*, rwUl. . a u t ¡1 th e races, u n l i r l s e n t to other iuu. may -determ ine what relt seemed-zL.: -.tta : :U . r .- s t c o r ^ j^ otfiec a s soomw'rectíbrptWwwWír tHwl'ry;?ljtinr+fTr_rTh tíj|tj u!ii Orlando cLou tr atayrhe* could make in the to make arrangements some weeks| AutompbBe AaSociaJúL_______ state tax millage for_Llui_Ik 1A ■a w — Lhe race but with 146 out of the 148 ago for this service hut were unable { lu,xpTewr'-the- r r r e ^ t ‘tor-rm # scssmont. T h e Governor abou t.ah», j countjes in the sta te heard from to do so antf now that this great Messrs. Chas. F. (Burgman, a c t­ first of August was satisfied he G overnor. Slaton carried fifty-two news gathering force is able to send ing president of the Seabreeze Qhamcould make a reduction of one and counties with 137 convention votes; the news The Herald will bo Idled ber of Commerce, ar.d J, J . Bishop a half mills in the pension tax and Congressman Thomas W. Hardwick, with nil the latest dispatches ‘and of Seabreeze sper Inst night in the so ordered, but to determine whether forty-eigh counties with 126 votes, for the benefit of the readers the city, arriving a b u t 5:80, nnd will or not still further reduction of the and Thomas S. Felder, thirty-six latest bulletins will bo placed on lenve at 6 iiY|„. t this morning, stac millage could be made it waa * counties with eighty-fivo votes. The the bulletin board on the days when They brought w necessary for the Governor to take cm from Sencandidate reeiving the ..nomination the papers arc not published, ( breeze three of < further time to gather more definite,. /N. 4-Z i¡ tdsomc silver must secure 1K7 -votes in the con­ On Tuesdays and Fridays the ,.Uj,a t|lltl w.|( |data from a largo number of the tax . • - f:iJ -ded to winvention. G. P. Hutchens carried news fresh from the wipes will b e , tiers of tin- aufi, assessors. He asked tho assessor* ind also the (Special to The Herald. nine counties with twenty votes. t h e l a t e s t b y w ir e given in The Hernld and afterward 1 first prize iyi fbr this information and now since boat regatta The f. Paris. Fran Aug J. It. Cooper failed to receive pluto t tie bulletin board. On otlu-r which will receiving accurate information from mi* lialifuz uili. ml >.1nifoiiiieeinent wns rality in any county. days the tiejvs will be placed o n -the river on Lata>S?ECIA1, DISPATCHES TO lowing i pructioully all of the counties, tho made here today In tin* Congressional contest rebulletin right from the wire« so Governor has reached tho conclu­ A total of - v THE 11KRAI.D FROM THE «Iver cups "T h e great buttle between 1be turns indicate the ro-nominntion of tlmt- the people of Sunfor.d can learn will be ufierct! sion th a t acting within his discretion . itomobtie flELD OF BATTLE UKgreater part of .the forces of Eng­ 10 of the 12 representatives. C. L. all' that U transpiring in the .g reat races, and either to lower tho state millage, ho will .three here land and France against the hulk of B artlett, who did not seek renomRECEIVED AT 1 :3t> . war drama in Europe almost as soon last night »is wi ll reduce the said stato millage of winning. the German army which began Sat­ i tin tion in the Sixth D istrict, will lip P. M . TODAY as it happens. sew n and one half rpjlls an fixed They an* all rnucl •.. than the urday continue* today. — succeeded by Walter Wise, who •^.<1 All wr ask in return is thnt yotTf prlz<- ‘ offered in lite* 1ourt h of Ju ly by law _to five and onto hnlf mills The mission of fhc "English and was unopposed. Curl Vinsrn i* will patronize your home paper more ruc,.. nnd are beanti! ill V engraved. THIS SERVICE IS AT LEAST FIVE for the assessment of 1914, and has ! the French i* t.• bold virtually the leading a field of four In the Tenth freely and if you are not already a The. Will 1.. taken Im «t to Sean o t Its AHEAD OF ANY OTHER made proper orders. covemig said entire German army in Belgium District to succeed Hardwick. subscriber this feature alone ‘should breeze t tils ritorni hü at. T photoF APER TH AT IS CIRCUtwo mills reduction. , while our Ru-sian a tlies pursue It remain/ (or the convention to m make you one, The Herald is hen FATED IN SANFORD The effect of'the order of Govern­ 1 -n t 1 it cuts Mia he made Ilnur «in n u v - in i l|.i ,-ast decide tin* senatorial contest, nnd to give you the news and there n for or Trammell in reducing tho millago . ibt.. .tin. III till* pat* s of tinLONDON.2 |> m Reported Kaiae- "T h e Kii'- .n* occupy territory this will revive memgries of old no twice a week paper in the I'oun aUt .ipi r xxl .. h thi*\ » ill 1■*U)laced is that the umount of taxoa which rr's arm) In fresh attack reached fifty miles wid** on tlie German times in Georgia when politics was will he paid for 1914 will tic nearly try that gives the readers t hi* news on •\In Ut 111•rt in Del.atid Monday entrenched lines **f the .lilies and frontier 1more lurid than in recent years. six hundred thousand dollars less fresh from the wires in the style of and I' n•-•Ia San ford U. irtwday are no w- shelling French and British " Aft. r a great \ n t ory . t he Se - Governor Slaton charged repeatedly • .than would have been collected had The Herald. a n i I liur-xlay. and tiien tifi- ..;ht to pualllons. Report sa )s that lh*' a ir --v a n s are how ready to invade .Un­ during the primary campaign that the Governor allowed the millage Also if the people of Sanford want |Orlando to lie a t ì h e disposal id th e ships are dropping bombs on A nt-1 t ¡un^te*ritory to the north of the Hardwick und Felder w ere' com­ to remain ut seven nnd a half mills. a daily paper this fall nnd wilt s o 1O-I.i ’ 1" \ ’ 11titani .if i \ i i: .n u n MXi r V * bined against him, and if this charge h vr\\ Governor Trarrtmell believes in keep­ Male l heir desire in a substantial til tin- races are run lii'. Russian line on the German Irt’ove* correct Felder's votes will R um ors from Tokio of N a i a l b a t ­ ing taxes us low as reasonably per­ manner the management will give' Mn ally at least a 11o .■i n ..ir h» *. e tle b etw ee n British and G o r ­ frond* r extends from Tilsit to Iver- likely go to Hardwick, and lie will missible considering the neccssar . them the best and most complete been entered tn the t.ihnr Day The German pupu- be the winner over the Governor's man warships. T h e re Is navul actix- burg and Arts cxjienscs of tho state government small daily in the state. All we ask] races, and the entries will two r i jo 1’ By in the Adriatic S e a . G e rm a n # lattoii # evacuating Wilfenberg, *1*t lead in tin* convention . to start , „ with. ., and also think» the taxpayers should is the support and putronuge that ■until Sept l*t. with the proli.i elite h a ie ini ailed O range f r e e S t a le mllei i .ntt hea.it nf Kocnigsburg be­ It may be. however, that the F c l ^ e r j . ^ . ^ rrquirpt, - to ^ BUCtr blgfishould lw* accorded to every - live I that a num ber of i-ther ,a r * .vie be mid South African Po s s e s s l n n s a f en U-. n| tiie arrival of Russian delegates will re.ieni the insinua­ I taxes as to create a large surplus in newspaper. No more and no less. entered . force* froth Poland, » h u h already tion that they are in any way party nn>. fuml which tho Htnt0 wouId another point. Meantime come over to Herald About 1 .'i entrii - art* i m n have« penetrated u considerable <li*- to the deal which has been charged only get n small rate of interest. Square and read the bulb (inn ;» mi t hr* motor urn t nu'«*' ami while talie** toward Snldaii. and will refuse to support Hardwick. ■ — P A R I S , 1:5 0 p. m II I* admitted now save the money t hat you an* is not ex]ii*i ted that il ri V (irei! r r’Another army from the direc­ The uncertainty1 cause« the situa­ ■ here that fighting »ill n o » be on Floridians are Farm ers an* spending for the big i ailles that 'only* will be bri ikl'tl * <11- Wt.1- 1 tion of Sedan has crossed the de­ tion to In* decidedly tense. * * . • I rench soil. T h e allied arm ) »III giving you the news live •our» hi*- Un** prove i m* it the tllii-t . 1h' Washington, D. C., Aug.. 25.—• (, main on the d efen siv e until it partment of Anrdennes and is en­ " hind our hüllet in events nf . hi > v g a ml interest mg There are 322,087 pontons in gaging the German army corps, E n to m b m e n t o f the Pope s e e m s opportune to re s u m e the o f­ . - —*— day Florida th at work for a living and which has been proceeding between fa naître. E x tra ordinary council of | Home, Aug, 25.— The entomb­ The Florida Potato Patrh The motor cycle prizes Mill 139,782 of thdm are employed updn war la being held at the re sid en c e tho river Lessee and the river ment of th e .into Popp Pius X took Washington, I). C., Aug. 25. The cash and u large number ..f ■•i the farm, according to * report Meuse. * of P re s id e n t P o in care. plan* Saturday at sunset,._________ which h ai ju st IkiehMseded by i h i ' Florida Irish potato^ patch contain* ( are ex[>ecied. “ A third army corj»» from the — Witnesses to the ceremony were United States Census Bureau. Of ML de Kverv preparation i- bet 13,000 acres this year and the total '• -V neighborhood of Chi mu y is advanc­ present by invitation, and included the persons engaged in agricultural TO K IO . 2 p m Nothing, regardproduction will lie approximately at thi* h»*uufi tu u <t* *ti ing tn attack (lit* German right be­ diplomatic repfesentatives accorded ittg tho operations of the fleet tin,>f 1lil la r V *•*- r * r'>* *1 * pursuits the bulk of them Aro farm 4 1 tie000 b u s h e l s , according to i tween tin* r i * i*r S.imbre and tin* to the holy see, prelates and mem­ nounced officially. Small ilrlarhtv ! •, 1 i operators and farm laborers. Tho llmates made toda e I lilted ..n t hat In mens i .in’ river Meuse Tins third army is bers of. the Roman aristocracy. • .:i • *»f F re n c h and English in the far farm . operators number 42,188 and S t a t e s t top Reporting Hoard l*li Dax . a nd nut hing isupported by an English army which The body was placed in a crypt ne east received order» do co-operate 1 It* ,1 M il 39,619 *ro men and 2,669 are wom­ condition j^( the crop is 85 per cent done to add to the run. -*t has come from the vicinity of Mons. T h e body wap plmJM in a crypt en. Thero are 78,784 farm labor­ ttol « ith th e J a p a n e s e . ent of the viators of normal and tho price at the pres- joym ! Reports from alL the news agen­ near several o th ers'of the popes. It RO M E, 2 p m— Italy wavers. ent time is averaging around $1.23 from all parts of Florida cies and from the seat of war indi­ lies, in a wood cross on which rests ers In the stale and 66,237 are m ain Allies The Orlando Band lias hee.ii «»n- Germany offered colonics. und 22,547 female*. per bushel.* cate that thftf Gormans are islowly a gold eross. .T h is ip encased in There arc 166 dairy farmers' in ' In Continental United States there gaged to furnish music for the *lax I...M out bait of provinces in Aus- but-' surely pushing back the com­ zinc and finally in an oak cqs^et. In.v. tho state and they employ 243 laare 3,708,000 aertrs planted to this and there, will not be a dm. tnoti.. bined French and English forces. On the casket is the inscription*. and V Ii P E T E R SB U R G l 30 p m 4 foremen. There are product’ and this year’s production during the day or until a ‘te * " Whether this is a ruse on tho part Hero lies the hotly of I ope Pius also 237 persons in the state whose I »>» R u ssian Armies jo in in E a s t is estimated at 3fiH.fi14.000 bushels at night, the cnlerUtnmeti* J ..- .* id the allies to get the Germans on X , born June 2. 1835; died August I’russia. Cznr Nicholas at fronl to principal source of income is Tfrom by the Federal Department of Agri- with a big ball -Orlando cniic. a battleground more suitable for 20. 1 9 1 4 " i■ > iii a rm y -lin e of four million men. stock raising. The number of cow coltun- This year’» crop will ex­ combined action or one that husi 1 he snond line of four million more boys and sheep herders in this stato ceed the average crop of the past PI.KNTV OF TO! Id's I * been mined' is not known, but in­ Rousing Meeting o f K. of P's. five years by approximately 4.000,Jacksonville. Aug. 2 1 .-"Indications mi» completely mobilize*. is 109. • '-.•*, less this is the case there is no room Members of Phoenix Lodge No. 6, In tb<: entire United Stated there 000 bushels. The nation’s produr- are that the forthcoming tourist sen to doubt thut during the past two tion last year was* 331,625,000 bush- son will be Florida's greatest.- wid days of fighting the Germans have K. of P., who were not present at *r<rirL580,270 persons over 1® years •Special to tho Herald) the labt meeting, '.held Aug. 11th, of age and 38,167.336, or 68 per^ els, was. produced or) 3,668.000 the muntfgfcr of one of the large hoLondon. Aug. 25.— Officially un- had the best of the argument and missed one of the greatest meetings cent of .this number aro engaged In acrca of land and -sold for $ 2 2 r ^ tel* here today. nt every point the allied forces have nouncc4 Namur fallen, defeat of ever held in the Castle Hall. A gainful occupations. Of tye gain­ 903,000, or un average of 90 ceAts "W e are receiving more inquiries broken ground and fallen back. allies admitted. per bushel. - * than usual." he continued, "and our Military authorities state that largo number of Knights were pres­ fully occupied, 12,669,203, or 83 ent, including several visiting per cent are engaged in agriculture. hotel is making preparations for a i’uriH, i Aug. 26.— French war of­ the allies arc merely trying to hold Knights and many matters of im­ There aro £,866,00*0 farm operator* Big Sweet Potatoes big »cnaon." While the opening of the fice nltidally uniiouneas French nnd tho Germans in check long enough portance were passed upon, while in the nation and they employ Sanford-lands raUo anything, a n d . '“>ason' or tl,° Ume * ho" th,° lOU! ‘ English defeat. Casualties not given for the Russians to get into German many others had to lay ever for 5,976,000 laborers. . territory and that the allies will everything and*ju st at this tim e_pf is‘8 «•"** " t . » ^ a lly depends as yet S consideration nt the next meeting. ■ “‘■upon the condition of the weather tn then smite the Teutons hip and the year sweet potatoes run to big Great interest is being taken in these »item, -D. H. C. Rabun, who owns tho North, we have every reason to Lomloti, Aug. 25.— Thirty thou- thigh and make the Kaiser come Rules for Auto R arfS meetings, and the lively and ani­ believe thut the visitors will arrive to terms ut once, thus settling whnt ittacking M alin «, A fine place on tho west side of.town sa nd G c ^ a ns atta In connection with the L a b o r. ’/ mated discussions indulged in have * and believes in raising a general earlier the coming season than ever thirteen t from Antwerp. Dcs- otherwise might lie several yours Day celebration being hold by tho fighting a n d , much hardship and developed abounding enthusiasm. crop of food stuffs to offset tho high'(before. The European fields are clos­ patch say Daytona Beach and Seabreeze Cham­ ■ The deep rooted principles of ed to the tourists, and as Florida J * suffering and untold loss of lives. coat of living brought in two sweet Hon of foi Pythianism are manifested on ev­ ber of Commerce on Daytona Beech . tho next most inviting field, they are potatoes to The Herald office last ery hand, and tho future, unlimited Sep't. 7th, theMOrlando Automobile Saturday that weighed 12 H pounds going to cortje here. Florfdni being success of I’hosnlx Lodge, No. 5 is Association will hold the following and they wore fine specimens. Two stimulating to all channels of busi­ automobile race* on that day: unquestioned. . * ness. In BYdrr-tw en ter tain the visi­ prominent Kentucky gentlemen vis­ 6 mile race for .cars under 230 cu Anither rousing meeting Is an­ tors. thousands of additional pound)* iting the city happened to see them ticipated tonight. Every member inches piston displacement. of tneiYii, more groceries, pud, •in and would not bolievc that they 10 mito race for cars under 230 cu should be present. Visiting Knights fact, all of the necessaries of life will were sweet potatoes. . The editor inrhes piston displacement. are cordially welcome1. be needed. Florida is going to reap a gave them one and told them how to 20 mile Tace for cars under 230 cu . rich harvest this winter, and we all slice the big potato and have it Sincetilicrs Will Entertain inches piston displacement. « want to be prepared to create otir fried for their breakfast at the San­ 6 mile race for cars over 230 cu visitor» The Daytona Lodge of Mnccahee* best impression when the ford House. We have not heard how hue sent out invitations to Now inches piston displacement. * ~ ____ they enjoyed it but if it was any­ arrive." Srayrita, DeLand and Sanford lodge* 10 mile race for cars over 230 cu Tough on Nowspapess thing Jlke as good as the one we to jo in them in the big event nt Inches piston displacement. During tho past few days this of­ lu»d it aertaihly -made the K entuck­ Daytona 'R each on Labor Day. 21) mile race for cars over ¿30 cu fice has received letter» from all the 4 rians wish they lived in Florida There will be''race*, game« und other Inches piston displacement.' where they sou)d cat big sweet po­ wholesale paper houses with which form» of amusement. Large handsome silvor cups are tatoes in.spite of the fact th at war wo do business, withdrawing prices ^flered as prizes for the winners of 1» going on in Europe. Ju st now on at) paper stock. 'Raises havo Tho Apple crop will probably be these race* and several prize* will be •weet potatoes arp bringing fiO cent* been made in the prices of every­ the largest in the history of tho. in­ hung up by the different accessory thing. but . no , figures are given. •P*r peck at the grocery-stores. dustry in tho UnfedSUteswithth houses throughout the state. * t ’ ' EVery oKlcr sent in 'is now subject possible exception of the rfop garberò The entry fee lor each race will be t In a Russian invasion of Auartian to the w iees in force on the day the in lHj)6. J n lieu of exporting the 3,- 92 nnd same should be In the hands territory the Jew s will be tho special order i f received and it will bo im ­ OOO.OfJO barrels which undrr natural of L. B . Fort, See., Orlando, Fla., «.aufferers, -because of. the Jewish cojn- possible for the newspapers of ¿hi* conditions would be sent to Great- not .later than Sept. 3rd. munitiea that are huddled on both country to hold out much longer B ritain and Europe not moru than Signed * • • •<v, X side* o( the frontier. Many of the a t ‘ tho proient current price* for four 7JHucti guns nod tweçtj-four m pPr 0f # ,n0unt ran be .ORLANDO A U TO M O BILE ASS. finest farms In Austria are owned by paper and Job work.— Polk County •Jew s. * .R ^ o rd . Auto mo hile nnd >ulnr Uoal Karen ** Will lie 11« Event Those will he m misóme prizes the auto ^ co rs wil contend, for at - _ •, j*-,« , ¡ big meet scjitiuled for. LwJSlfc T h e people of Sanford will have r,ay at Daytona i ^ ch tnd thcy the hourly happenings of the great ^ill be on exhibition!!) Orlando the European war by wire and the wires f t ter ,mrt u{ nul't A k( t0 rcmail, The Herald Will Have Thera Every Hour in Fronl of Office Believes in Lower Taxes and No „ Surplus in Ihe^Ticasnry C A S U A L T IE S ARE M A D E K N O W N BUT A R E B E L IE V E D TO H A V E B EE N E N O R M O U S m I u •*x* '.A-t; �AÜGU8T 25,' 1*1« THE SANFORD HERALI7 TAGE TW N O T IC E EA R LY CHURCH HISTORY “Vs Aa I have charge of the builnc*« of the ,T itle Bond & Guarantee d o ., East San­ ford Land League, and (W. A. Whit­ comb, I can be found in the Tax Asfeu * o r’s*Office in the **- court house KÎNG GEORGE INSPECTS AVIATORS SANFORD’S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AND EARLY ' T H O S . K. BATES I From Paper Read »t (ho Method!*! Corner Stone Lajlng Takes Off Freckles, Removes Tan. STRUGGLES OF THE PIONEERS RY A. E. P H IL IP S Dtautlfryourcomplealoa. Get first named being already Howards rid of tho»* freckles. You ran of the Earnest Chapel church. T h e Invest 50c in a jar of W ILbu sin ess.of tho two appointments SCfN’3 FRECKLE CREAM was thereafter conducted in San ­ sm! ttier’ll disappear. Sever« __ •rase» may require l» o jar»—• ford, under tho nnmo of the S a n ­ no more. We positively |iurford and Earnest Chapel Church. antre this, and if your com­ Plans for building s church in plexion isn’t fully raatoredto Sanford were now laid. General its natural beauty, are agree to refund y.mr nonev without afrumept. ' And in addition Saqfprd* had previously donated a W ILSON'S FR EC K L E CREAM la a fine, t , £ lot for tho Methodist church, and rrani toilet cream. Doean’t cause hair to ¿tow, »nd does *|iotitivcly remove TAN an j ■ loft the ch u rch 'to tho official board FR EC K LES. Try U at our riak. Price SOe— of tho Earnest Chapel Church. T h e lent by mall If desired. Mammoth jars 11.00. W ILSON'S PAIR SKIN SOAP 2Sr. Wilson corner of Sixth street and Sanford Freckle Cream Co., Charleatuit, S. C., make it. For aale by ■f - > •' ' m avenue, west side, had been select­ SEMINOLE PHARMACY ~ ed. On this lot- the main body of ---- -------------— ----- ---------- a---------------tho rhurch* building, which has given way for the new, was erected P h o to by A m e ric a n P re e a A ss o c ia tio n . during the years of 1881 nnd 1882. In ¿h e .meantime the mixed S a n • J E M E E E E ^ day school was cpntlnuing- in the rtA- unrn1 frail, the teachers laboring MY SPECIALTIES"— - "M y dcor.V .1 said, “ what in the with their different elements,' som e Ptafcnrd's Hand- Painted China thun—ah, on earth wa*> th stry w »} quite- rvmto.- 4 tr- t ky l l ibie-cia s.s of Gorham's Sterling Silver grown people, taught by tha. super­ were playing?" . "T h at,’ she said, RogAt’ Plated Ware intendent, a few were found whose "W hy, that was 'Home, Sweat Elgin and Waltham Watches under jaw would drop, while th ey • H om e'." \ "Home, Sweet Home," I mur­ looked at the teacher with a blank mured, trying to recover from my stare when asked questions ab o u t ALL GOODS GUARANTEED •* mysUfication.. ".W.ffil, do tell me Abraham, Isaac or Jacob, or Moses and Aaron, or Enoch or Elijah, or what else was all that I heard? "O hl" she answered, "th ose were other old Bible characters, seeming variations!” "A nd what are varia to indicage th at the Sanford mixed tiona?’' I asked, «till in confusion. Sunday school had brought to th eir Plum bin g and “ They," she replied, "ah, used by cars the first mention of these dis­ Gas F ittin g musicians, are digressions, devia­ tinguished ancient gentlemen! The Sunday , school secretary, tions, wanderings, away and hack All Work Receives My Personal again, to keep the real tune from Brother Eiiison White, was a B ap bocoming -monotonous; understand? - tiat,. and. o s cbaraciorulie o f th a Attention And B est KiToçts good people of th at church, devoted " Y c i." l answered, dryly; but Opponilo C llj Hall Telephòn« No 23 • didn't understand. Bless my poor himself faithfully to religious work. unmusical soul, I- thought John H o-sometime* taught the primary Howard Payne had wandered far class ih his efforts to help the work enough away from home when he along, an d -also had some odd ex­ 5CICCT TAMILY HOTEL wrote the old aong— I couldn’t see periences. Teaching the old E le ­ r o n OUFL_ why musicians should wander away mentary Catechism one day he had BO O KLET from the melody, and I could have arrived at the question, "W hat did listened to it to the end of time God do with Adam and Eve when Coot, comfort able a o J modero He turned them out of tho Garden without reaching the monotony. Convenient to slrsmthlp docks. Tills picture showi French troop« preparing to cross a stream. Special sommer rale*. r h o t o b y A m e r ic a n P r e s a « A ita o o u tllo a . " B u t," you ask, "W hdt has all of EdetT?" Now, you more accom ­ . JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA this to do with the history of the plished catechism scholars know tho answer is, "H e sentepeed them t o j M eth o d !«.C h u rch ,in Sanford?" L id era of said corporation, w hether or mrt NOTICE B ro . That, allow me to explain, was, sorrow, pain and death," ft*» capital atorlc of the .aid F . V. D U TTO N . INC., ■bell tie Increased from the sum of Amendment of Articles «I Incorporali.,» of LEGAL ADVERTISING « SANfORDLODGES « •V as promised, a ‘ variation."1• But now White’s class could not answer. Up 111.0 00,00 (o the cum of J 2 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 . Southrrn Produrr Companj Geo. A. D cCotlec, H*r, cornea the history, though other find- down the row the question This is to eertily th at at refular merl­ F . F. D u tto n , I nr. in* of (he stockholders of the Soulhrrn went, and finally landed at George, Hanford L o d g e N o 62, P. a n d A. M. 1 0 3 .Frt O r. variations may follow.'.' * "T ? Produce Company, a corporation nrx«nixad and »xUtlnx under and by virtue of an urchin of probably ten years of In May, 1881. just 33 years ago Communicationevecyfirst and thin! the laws ol the S tate of Florida, due notice N oilrr of Appllratlon for l a s !>»»•!. Und«i havtn* been (tvrn aa required by 1«», last month, a man from Tailshalsee age. "W h at did He do with them, Thursdays at 7:3*0.Visiting brethren Hsctlos * b t C hsplrr O i l , Law* of Florida th at Is by publication and tha usual no. > , came down to Sanford prospecting George?’’ asked the teacher. " S lr i" welcome. N stln t t* hrr»by xtv*n th at O. II. F rfis lice by mail to each and every .toekholdrr, purchaser nl Tax O rilffi-at* No. 107T ,dil»'l s ta tin i therein that at the regular merlin, answered George, who hsd not i>a!d O .X . Taylor' F. L.Miller "If you move to Sanford." aSJl Ih» 3rd day gl Ja n » A. IL, 1912, ha» fll»d to be held on June Sth. I9 | t. the matter any attention until that moment.aald fvrtiffrat» Irr my nffir». and Las mad* ol amendment ol th* Article* ot incur a lady of Judge J. Wofford Tucker’s Secretary, m VV. Mr application lor ta x dr*d I d issu» in afford- poration would be considered, by a vote of family,. "W e shall have you to or­ "W hat did God do with Adam and anr« »Ith law Salt! •«•Mlflcat* n n iir s r u th* t h* entire stock It was deemed »spedirei following d**rr!bed proprrjy situated In Som- to amend Articles 111 and IX at the Char Eve whon He turned them out of. ganize a Sunday school In Sanford. Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. * Inni» founty, Florida, to-w lt:ll*x. IMt S nl ter. ol the said Hnuthrrn Produce Company , « WM.- r-— - —----- 11 30. run K. 2.11 It in the manner as berrrnaftrc *tatr-l, torre "N o Sunday school In Sanford?" the Garden pf EdenT” repeated the Meets every second and fourth Thurs­ lore notice I, hereby liven that the South­ teacher. George's bare leg» and feo f the Tallahassee man asked. Th* said land b»lnx a»«r»s*d at lb» dal» e rn Produce Company Intends to apply to day in Masonic Hall over the Impc^ia ol tH» Usuine» ol auch rrrtlflcal» In th * nsnis the lion. Park Trammell, tiovrrnor ol Ih» "N o ;" the lady replied, "W e were dirty ns a pig from the' mire,- Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. ol W .-E. L. Hunter TH. Uniras said rortlff. S tato , of Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida, and were in perpetual motion below ra ta shall !*• r*d*»mr.| arvordlng tu law , tax on >h* 18th day of Aucust, A. I>- 1914, lor • have a population of 400 and sev­ J . F. Knrnntz 0 . L. Taylor d»fd will isau« th*r»on oh th* I4 lh day ol Ih» purpo*» of oblaim ni amendments to his bench. He looked down on these j fU nt. A. IL , 1011. eral denominations represented, but •aid Articles II and VI of th» C h a r ts of Secretary High Priest Witness my official slinatur* and aval this tho said Southern Produca Company, t o ' •winging, muddy members as if to no Bundsy school." tbo 12th day of Au*. A. P ., 1914. cad aa follows: draw an inspiration. Suddenly ho ---------. E. A. fiouilava. "A rticle If- For th» purpose ol buylnf, The stranger was a Methodist. looked up. .’’.WellA*-aald-the- wait­ Semlnole*Chaptcr 2, Order Eastern Star Clerk CSrrult Court «»minóle Co., Flo(ida. I 'Hint, e« U r tin e , 'easing, acquiring and (Seal) J . C. Tloberts, D. C. dealing fr agricultui .1 lands and buildings B e came to Sanford the same ing teacher, "w h at else, George, did Meets every Brat apd third Tuesday Fri. **" for the | -nduttion • tre, storage, - . handling month and invested in a commer- God do with Adam and Eve?” In each month. * Everyone who haa seen jiurrh»««* Ia try animila amt Natter of i*ri 4« » r II a« AgrlculiufAl Application for Tai Heed Pndrr kind« »»Í • d al pursuit. Promptly on a Sun; George answ ered' now promptly: hia Star in the E a st arc cordially invited .Section * of Chapter 4M *. I.awa of pr«»<lur t « m kind if f tllii»vra, ma Fiorirla ■I ir*. limrrrU, ahlpptng r h *nr r >, l day afternoon, a mas* meeting- gath­ "H e sent ’em to FlurHdy!" to visit this chnpter. Miai ufftrturr ftrnl drftl in 4II ri*«», io I* Notice Is hereby given th st F F Hutton, ered in an unfinished hall over tho . We laugh; • hut poor George! » r c m i i f r . Aliya E Robbins, Socfy . ft. « « criniti ural pro' purchaser ol T as Certified» Nd. 43*. dated dure »* •! dairy Lu* >•*«■. 1o rlrar land*, new Lefiler block,' a wooden build­ "Flurrldy" must have been hard on the Aral day o| Ju n e, A. 1). 1903, hna filed prrpar«- th»*m for rdltiv* on, and lo plant, enld certificate in my office, and haa made cultiyfti'i and dral In «II n tn n rr of w nli, ing. standing where the present him to make him think that a sen­ Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P . appllratlon for tag deed |o tratiar In hrvrK*tablr«. frultr. nut«, frrr«. brick block, now la at the foot of rordanre with law. Said rertificat» em­ nrac« plitila. or oil airirullura! Meets second and fourth Tuesday», tence to auch a country was equal braces Ihe following described property eq­ d tiry , vrertab)#, nrrhar«! «r.d (ard rn pro­ ffanford avenue. Anything now at- to capital punishment for that guilty Nlstting knights always w elco m e. uated In Seminole county, Florida, Kwwit: duct« ana rcquiiU rt any and every kind* L ot 3 Moses Lyman'e Division, as-re- w hatever.'* ■ tractcd attention In the aettlerrient pair!cuieilwA 1» * *’ * Rub ' H. McLauiln O. J . Mtlloi Book A, page », Orange instruction The corporation «hall have power ii> County rerorda. In those days, and all aorta of people 103-Sl Fri. K . it. and S. . ‘~ C .C . Eiiison White’s name brings to conduct Ita huafnra* In alt It« brenchrs. Tho aald laud being sa»*a»»d a t t h » data have .«in« or more oricr*. in hold, jiurchn*. turned out. So the hall was filled mind an interesting item of. history of th» lu u an rt ol such certificate in the p«»r»ontl u ftm r of Unknown. Unleu said certificate m o rtfaf* and convey r**ai and and aeata were found on rough connected with those pioneer days. »ro|H*rty In Ihe Stale of Florida and ■■ aril «mill be redeemed according to law, tax Sanford Lodge No. 27. L O. O. F, n nil other Hate« and foreign rountrir« lumber, ’goods boxes and nail k'egs. What think ypu, with all our great, |„ drj-d will Is Chci.ll C o art Hevcnih Judicial Ctreali Is 111 Issue issue the therèon on t^ e 's ia t day ot **Article V It Tha highest «mount of in* Auxust A. D. 1914. Meets every Mqnday at 7:30 p. la and For Hoaalaolo C t A l r i Florida. I» The meeting was called to order gushing artesian fountains, and the debtedne«« or liability to which (he torpor«Chancery Wllnew« my official signature and a* lion at any Hme can «uhiert itaelf «hall l KSIa Mr Lucas. Complainant and Judge Tucker, who wae called forceful flow „through out qUy frptn over Imperial Theatre. ma in* aist day of July A II. 1914. Ten Thousand Dollar« (1 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ).” 'n . Cltajlon • feV c „ K. A. DOUGLASS. L. D. Wicker W. J. U r i . urna. Dilrndatil In Wltneea Whereof ti e Southern Tra­ to .the chair, atated the object. the great water tower, when I tell J . W.*0. Singletary Clerk Circuli Court. Seminole Co., Fla. duce Company haa ciu«*<l «hie notice »nd To W. J . M rl.uraa: • . . », . N. G. The Judge wag among his neighbors you that In those early days there certificate to he «igned In T» corporale nim« 99-fit-Frl ° 9 J“ aoh' , , •• U * C’ Whereas s bill ol complain* a* baan Iliad by ita president, and eeiVd with it« f o r * In this cou rt aa abbv* aotlUao. s o , . and haring them as well in hand was no source of .'drinking water in orate real, at(c«t«>d by it« secretary th»« Whereas, d e a r » A- l>*f ‘MA Gate City Camp No. 6, W. O. W 4th da; of Jwty. aa a politician haa his henchmen the town of’ Sanford! There were A. f-7 i t. 1914. 1» . ^ Hemloele and of counsel for c « » p l» l» » n t ¿jW» m»d» 1« Conn of «ha Canate Ja 80 U T 1 IK H N rU O D ITC E C CO M PA N Y affidavit th a t it la tbo belief of affiant that Meets second and fourth Wednesday tha . they quickly organized the pioneer perhaps two or three moderate ai^e In ra Eatata of r taeal) W c . P. S warts. dafrndant. W. J . M cLaca* Amanda L. Tipton President. nights in each month. rraldrnl ol th * alata of Floflda and la a reaSunday school with A. E. Philips, private cistern*, but apart from Lagateea. DUtHbuteas and Ait**l: Idast of a alata Philip A. superintendent; Ellison White, sec­ these and a few rain barrels, empty F. ju Miller J- F. Hoolahan S w atti, Kacrrlary. aiata of Florida, ■nd th at hla roaidanra la . j .1 . “ “r'u *ì.**ln* aglin a or Domandi »T-fft-Frt oMlAst aald E atata! it tba drf.ndnnt la over retary; and Mrs. C. H. Lefiler and half the ‘time, and the other half, Clerk Council Commander it tan, and th a t there it no w -ï*'J!L “ ? d •* Vo“ haraby L otlfl.d ¡rida, th a aarvtcs of 10 ■■ F vial ma and daprraon in tha alata ol Mrs- Chas. Bent teacher«. And full of wlgglatalla and breeding mos* Blt* jrou. of aitbar of you, may In Ibo Circuit Court, Nev-aih Judlrlsl Mrauhpoena upon __ »auld bln»( aaldUnited Brotherhood of Carpenters and per hap« 30 Bunday school scholars, quitqea, there was no drinking water ant, th e re fo r« ^ ou. the aald W. J . McLuras, « • a««»* oí Amanda. L . Tipcall of tha .Slate « { FUrfdo, for Ncmlnelr raquired to appear to tha blU Joiners of Amcrlra Couaty corapowid of big, little, old, young, in Sanford, eacept aa supplied from^ of complaint filad In thin causa.in tha a b o rt 1-1./ .court,' _- on or . _ abefara a_ aa * a_ .a «.a Wilson A Toorarr FcrtliDor Company, Monday, tha 1th male and femal* and of a n y .o r no Ellison White's* deep well on the Sanford Local Union No. 1781 meets _.tilled a corporation of Octob- -, A. f>. U l t i otherwise tba ML religious denomination, were en­ elevatlpn which we now call th ei first and third Thursday night at Datad July 8th. A. Ü. 1914. Alad ayalnat you »HI b* taken aa conFranklin P . Davia. •* . . . . C. M. HAND. Sheriff. Mod. o'clock In the Eagle«' Hall. rolled. A collection followed, and Sanford Heights. To Franklin F . Davis and all persons whom A dm ln lp tg.t., c . T . A. and D. H. N. And think you, It la fu ttb ar ordered th at tbi* natlce.be It may .conrarn: Sunday school llterpture was order­ this was a drittn well, or bored J . W, 0 . Singletary, J. M. Brown, ■bllihed In the Sanford Herald, a urnaYou are heraby regursled to appear in th* abovo entitled cause In which writ of ed. By the time this arrived a well, an artesian well? Nay, verily. Sec'y-Treaa. President iper, publlehed In Her« In d e county, Florattach m en t was faaued on th* ard-wt*« of more- euitable place of meeting had It was at} ofd fashioned dug ouf, a July, 1914, on or bafor* th» rule « ly in September, 1914, th» asm s b*lnf tho 7th been sofured, ..which, was the towq curbed well, yielding pure, cool ' R. P. O. K. Sanford Lodge 1241 day thereof. **»> ^ „ K-A. D O U O LA 93, Tha Sanford Herald (a heraby dealgnaled hall,” a long, crudb room over John water from considerable dtfplh; with Meet firsthand third Wednesday night Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole CoUnty.) aa fha nowapapar in which thla notlea «h»H By J. C. Roberta, ]>, C, Dodd’s store, which is one of the no pump attached, but drawn to nt corner of First St- and Palmetto Aye. ha published one* a week for two consecu­ Serra» A D el'ilt.s, tive months (nlna weeks). old buildings now occupied by the the surface in a bucket! IWJl/, »»a »no R. L. Peck In witness whereof I havo hereunto sat - r O. L. Taylor n » t of BB<* °* ^*'jn**' f°r Complainant au pariena wh.omeorwr Interrat.d In tba above my hand and affixed tha official seal of said W ight Grocery Company, at the aetata or In tha real ealata hereinafter describ­ court thla 3rd day of Ju ly, A. D. 1914. Secrotary Exalted Kuler (Continued In Friday’s Issue) ed. th at on tba 7th day of September A. D. foot of Palmetto avenue. Thla hall E. A. DOUGLASS, la id , Mlcbeal flotundo, adm inistrator, will c , ■_ . _•*-r.k -L^7 *!*“ . Cour,‘ Kovsnth Judicial supplied with common benches, present tn th rj Judge of Seminole County, ClrCircuit, Tho Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior Btnlnol« County. Florid a, a petition now on file In tha C o u n ty and bracket kerosene lamps were) f“ W n U , J - C - llAbcrt.e Da C. Order United American Mechanics Ju d g e1, office, praying that ha may t>* J4; A Uornty for rUInllff* NotJoe le haraby th * t d . H. Ilooker, directed to taka possession of tho lands attached to tho walls for night ser­ F l* r r1-9tc Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, purtbawr of T ea C m itirat* No.lOT». d atej hereinafter doarrlbad a t aaeata of tbo device. The free uift of the MU for d a r of Juae A. D. .. 1*12, hae ftled I cedent1* oetata and th at a Guardian Ad M., In tho City Hall. Visiting brother* tald certificato In ajy elfiro, and haa mado Litem may be appointed to represent the religious purposes was granted by •ÍÍ.V*of Florido BeminoU Connlf welcome- C . H. Smith, Rec. Sec. appllcaUon fog tatd w d lo ivano in accordane* estd Vlttorla Vltlabo, « b e le a minor and 1 HUte wilh Uwr 8*14 fiftiflcau e m b rirrt ih* fol­ under the disability ol noa-afei and that In ro Fatato o f, Mr. J. E. Ingraham, who was the| li i * * doocribod BfDp«rty s liu tu d ' in Hom» a eala may be ordered of the following real U II. Whltnor agent of Gunernl Sanford, the owner laole cou oty. Fiorila, t o - * l t :280(t. E and W eetata, confuting of three eaparata p ie c e of Notlco la haraby gfvan to all whom It max ny*»Ì* * « «ad « In N E «o r. Sto.ffTp 21. land eltuata in tba city at Sanford, for­ of all unsold property in the tract | th at on (h i l i t h day ol January# m erly O ranta cou nty, now Seminole county. A. nrarn D. 19IS . I shall apply to th* H on ors«« Conscience. # 7i*r***^ aaaaeead * t Ihe date Florid *. *n a known on all of Block IS. and George G. Herring, Judge of aald court, *• aurveyt'd for the town of Sanford, IF y o u are a bor­ of ,ttcb conlficato In Ihe l i n e L o t* 4 and S of Block Iff. Chapm an A Consclenco Is a matter of education r o w e r o f th is ie-1 of Sanfoc) avenue. fr- Vnleoa aald certificate Tucker'# Addition to Sanford, ae shown by Judge of Probate, for ray final diacharga »• In combination with environment. Ï imuv. paper, don’t you i r^y*rw *ff accordio« to law, tax deed recorded plot to tha Clerk's office ol Orange adm inistrator of th* eatata of R. II- , " bU,* nar. deceased; and that a t tha lam a III»* 1 Rev. A. A. Presbey,, formerly of Many a wage worker haa done hla D * I mV *”*f , °* °« .tb e lo th day of Sept. A. cou nty, Florida, eald property bains lo­ 1f-w think It la an In­ alll prevent ray. final account* aa admln'*cated on » k o t le known aa Union avenue dr justice to the man who I» M.' E- Church, then a member employer a grievous' wrong, and many tr a to r of said aetata, and aak foe their »P*•/ fffVrfal algnaturr and aoal thta Kecond atreet, Senlord, Florida, or ao much provaL paying for It t He may be thereof ae th ill bo sufficient to pay the be Florida Conference, .waa aervin employer haa ground an umployo llth day of Ae| * . D ..T *U . D ated July 9th. A. D . 191*. <•*»0 , E . A. Douelaee. out.lending Iml. hied nee. ol tbo oalalo, all looking for It-at thla very In tho.dust, yet In neither (balance hat i Cle»k U rru b Court, 8.r»lnoU Co.. FI*. J. N. W-llITNEK. Cb'apel a t Fort Reed, of tbo personal oetata having been #*• moment- Make It ■ reg­ 'Admfnletrator. hnnatod. You. Carmel Rolando, V lttorla — „ . 5 / Ja». C , Robert*. 1), C1 either been reproached by an accus­ other appointments, and| 98-80)0« 7-10 9 t l 9-8 10-19 11-10 12-» ular visitor to your home. Vlllano and all other person« I Disrooted are ing conscience.' therefore, hereby enjornaaded to tp p o ar Tha subscription price U ’.¡reach in tho town boforo me, County Judge ot Semlnolo ah Investment that will th. The Methodist at tbo court house in Su Im i I n o ticc ^ b .County,.... d was tlien orgauit tbo elockholden off t a t i , p M * « « Habits of Industry. !.. a corporation organ lied If an Wakens Something Akin,. •towards was Women In FTanVe nnd other coun­ tho leer* of Ik* Stalo of .n o t 1 To bo able to appreciate anything •>d »i *hj offlewe of onidl W! Tucker, tries of Europe nre much tnoro Indu».»ford. Florida, a t 10 U nd «scellent rtvonlrthat something akin »a s s s a a C. G. Uu» , h . n S , c m . .0 t o . to that eicollence also dwells In our­ hn’ three selves.—Tho Christian RogUter. -* ■i* •' 4 .' l H • ■ V -. I - ' ' .. - Do you know tho meaning of E. A O. E.7 T h at't an account* ant’a phrase .and mean* "errors anti . omissions excepted." , „ 1L — - Do you know what "variationa mean? Well, I ’ll you an example; I approached my house one evening and heard muaici. it wus the piano; I paused o n -th e porch and listened; then; were sweet plaintive sounds; then .th rer were louder strains; iheiy wall* a* • moans oL distress; tlicn mutterlngs as If the distant rumblings of an earthquake; then loud burst after b u n t following in. quick succession until the alf was rent, and, with Mrs. Hemana, l seemed to hear "T h o crashing of the thunders and — ~therr*araw ok*4ii*> lpbwet’.' __ Henry McLaulin B tn m m n r pontoon bridg H. D IN G E E HOTELWINDLE r f Í m «s# Iw^'rv :.* ■ r ! : A W ord to the I 1 v?i V i , ■ �AUGUST 25. iOU THE SANf o il D HERALD PAGE THREE THE AMERICAN SENTIMENT THE ENGLISH SPEAKING PEO PLE SEEM INCLINED TO. FAVOR GREAT BRITAIN (T a m p a . • t :k * U, i J r- ’V \\ LV ■■Ml n .. * ' Photo by American Press Association. T h e A r m o r e d C ru is e r A rg y T F " Those who compose tho large ele­ ment of our citixens'hlp that derives its blood from G erm any,'direct­ ly or through parents who were born there, fed greatly aggrieved that the preponderating public sentiment vrf tho American people seems to be ngainst their Fatherland and in favor of its foes in the trefnendous strug­ gle that is now being waged in Eu­ rope. ' "“ This feeling-on-thelr.purt is very natural under the ‘circumstances and entirely justifiable. It Is a m atter of patriotism for them to feel that their country Is right, whatever may he the facts, and instead of condemning them for feeling as they do wo ought ■-tent rfmfre u rfo r t t — There is po race upm rtho face-erf llK JlcU lsh armored cruiser Argyll wns launched In March, 1004. She ti the earth the members of which are ■ OW«'of-»li jwauobi of tho sumo type tircludeU In the. cMl mates of 1001 more warmly and enthusiastically a t­ ________ ___________ She- has 21,000 honrepomerand a speed of ttventy-two knots. Hhe carries tached in aentiment to the country four 7.6-lnch guns and two eighteen-Inch torpedo tubes. from which they sprang than Gorrnans. They emigrate to other lands arid spend there the remainder of their lives, and may rear there their children, never seeing ngaln, with physical eyes tho .Fatherland: but there is nlwnys an indissoluble chain invisible* though it may he, that hinds r them to the land that they left.^ . * * * r Do they deserve adverse criticism for this? Far from it; they merit ' ever the highest admiration an'd the wannest praise. The Germans are u sturdy, thorough;' steadfast ifeoplo, hard to be turned from a purpose ohre formed and ulmost unconquer­ able'. In the many years of constant P hotos by A m erican S u b m a rin e s K I I E an* t«<' v|,*V« <, r n typical B ritis h su lim a n no O ne pictu re show, t h e -vessel mi tin- - u r t i n e mul th e o th er s h o w s It s ub m erg ed with Lbe siile re m o v e d Hn* tru ener -smnrKCtnTTTT o f th e m n c h ln e ry I» mdlruiisi Thank Goodness I” 4 veryman : “ I think you ought to thank me. They just got here this morning. Yes— pretty hot day for ironing, so I unpacked them and brought j them right along." R Mrs. W orker: “ I am v more than thankful— I £ ■An/4 \ am perfectly de> Psh b M lighted.” * L / flU C i G-E Elect ric Flatirons and Fan* will chase away the wrin­ kle* placed by the touch of care and worry on the face* of your mother*. . wive* and daughters. V * Come in and make your selection from The Leaders of the Market / ‘j S / 5,?.£0* IRONS N O W $ 2 . 5 0 SANFORD LIGHT & F U E L CO 110 PA R K AVENUE ' . St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida: Fathers TE R M S - $225.00 Ballard’s .■ Snow Liniment t im e s ) the part bf the American people, and naturally and justifiably no, as wo have admitted, they should not per­ mit themselves to feel resentment. The condition of feeling on the part of the majority of (he people of the •United States is quite ns natural, and for the same reasons, as is the attachm ent of the Germans to the country of their old home. Though many cxtnincousailctnenu.hauttkbeep grafted upon~rtihMfrsfftMT^^?F~s7nce1 the old days of the Pilgrims and the Cavaliers and the settlements at Ply­ mouth and Jmnestown, it should be remembered that the parent stem of the American race grew in British soil:, thut while the German says' the ^ F a t hciiamtyV we with rqrtji atfecttion, speak of the "M oth er C ou n tr^ ’. There is also a traditional bond that binds us to France. Wo cannot ■forget that the original strung!« for the right to govern ourselves the soldiers of France fought by the sides of our forefathers and aided them m aterially In achieving the finnl vic­ tory that made us a nation. , B u t aside from these sentimental considerations, the sanso Of justice of the American people is deeply involv­ ed and h a s'much to do with the for­ mation of our judgement of the place of the right in« this rontest and the location of the wrong. Whether justly or not, the impres­ sion exists in this country that if the German Emperor did not actually .bring on the war of bis volition and intent, he allowed it to pass through the stages in which u word from him would have prevented or stopped itnnd lie did not speak that word; hut by the arrogance of bis conduct for­ ced war upon other nations that de­ sired earnestly in avoid it. So b e lie v ­ ing the direction of the sympathies Of tiie Amr«¡can people is natural and not to be wondered' at It may be that the national mind has been mn^e up upon fals^ information emanating from prejudeed source.», if so, upon the erroneous character of the foundation of the judgement they have formed being demonstrated there will be justice rendered quite ns promptly and ns fully ’a- the adverse impression has been formed. Is a Healing Remedy for All Ailments of the Flesh of Man and Beast The speed with which this splendid liniment heats np a bad wound or soro has surprised and pleased those who were accus­ tomed to the slower and uncertain effect or less powerful reme­ dies. I t mends the lacerated flesh so quickly that there Is but little time lost from work. In relieving rheumatic pains, neuraltrla. sciatica. It ,haa done and Is doing a wonderful work. Many chronlo victims of theso diseases have found to their great satis­ faction that It cures an attack in a traction of the time required by the ordinary treatment. . Itt Is equally cffectl effective In the flesh aliments of animals.—Owasrw blooded atosk rati (..wuwwda «triV W This remedy Is needed In every tiw« ñ y ~Tf Its great power and afflcacy was generally known, no family would be without It. Price 25b, 50c and ja m s TT iallaro $i,00 per Bottle. ■wrorwcroir * ; i t . louis. ro . WM. G. ALDRIDGE 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 sr P a r k Avenue and S e co n d S tr e e t C O N TR A C TO R S F O R A LLK iN D S O F HEAVY HAULING Large supply of H o r s e s , Mule a. Wagons and H arnoss always on h?nd F o r Sale o r Exchange B lack sm lth ln g and Wagon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n ‘ Don’t play with serious matters— don't YOU carry your owm Insurance against TORNADOS for you’ll find the money wanting when tho storm has wiped out your property Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk.—nnd bo on the safe side. Reasonable rates % Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co b o o t l e s s o f soda w a t e r s and I ’reaa A ss o c ia tio n . T y p e of B r itis h Conducted by the Bfiodiftint Nsglcctcd wound« produco old »ore« and tb«M In time develop ulcera which eat ewejr tbs vitality. r Full ructions I a In ’ reps: itory, .Comnerchti and Cla¡ sical Courses . TOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR ljuinr) Growers Making Success of This Great Crop ** Asparagus appears to bo' hne of t lie products of the soii that can be profitably cu lti^ te d in Florida, es­ pecially In northern and western sections of -the state,_ Believing It possible to produce the highest grade of asparagus for the markets of the i'nited S tatty at a lime when no other section could make ship­ ments, the Vall-Sylvester stock farm near Quincy three years ago planted asparagus to develop this industry and now have fifteen acres which will be ready for shipment In the winter. ' This acreage will not be sufficient to supply the demand by any means, but with the successful returns from the crop this winter it Is certain to stimulate tin interest among the truckers of northern and western Florida, w here' the lands are said to be superior to any in the world for this particular crop, . To those Vho ¿io not know of the possibilities, of this industry, it will be information to them to learn that an, acre will produce more1 than a thousand dollars worth of this rare vegetable, __ _ The scarcity, of asparagus In cer­ tain seasons has made it necessary for the canned article to be called into use, for there is an ever in­ creasing demand fo r'th is vegetable, which the appetite of tho rich man calls for. ,, After the land is thoroughly plant­ ed and thè roots are matted in the rows or hods, the land does not hitve to he reptatiled for a score of years nnd the planter h is merely to a t­ tend to the gathering of tho teneder sprouts which corno up over night. News of the large pro flu derived from the cultivation of celery and lettuce und tomatoes and tobacco on Florida lands are nothing com­ pared with the profits which will come to the Quincy firm which Is the pioneer in the asparagus fiejd. IN CREA SE IN IN SU RA N C ERA +ES In the Nnrththe rate Is 5 0 In 60 cerfta per year. Where it is necessary to have fires from eight to ten months in the year, the rate is only about one-half that of the South, where Soto, Agents for Orange CUy- Springs Mineral Water tires arc. used occasionally only for two or three months. Considering PHONE 21 this; the rates would figure three or four, timea a» high in the South as in the North. And now there is n new scheme. At the meeting of the rate-makers* to be held a t Niagara in September, a new increase scheme is to lie worked. In­ stead of writing a three-year policy for twice the prite of u one-year pol­ icy, as heretofore, the new rate, is to Complete abstracts from the records of • 3.-f be two and 'one-half. T h ree years ago tho basic rate of Orange and Seminole Counties; Taxes dwelling insurance in Dol-and was S 1.00 per hundred with a three-year paid for nonresidents. policy for 12.00 per hundred. B u t . C. W..GOODRICH, Manager. since their, the insurance trust has grown real generous, and in consid­ eration of our paid fire department and hetter , water service, cut D*B rate to 00 cents per hundred. At the same time, however, tho trust put on 16 cents per hundred for tenant, and also 15 cents per hundred for of John B Stetson University, De Land/ Florida furniture, making the present raid •OfTere a two and a three year course of study ^ (after the ‘‘reduction” ) $1.20par hun dred.’’ This is whore DeLand "gota it in the neck;” If a D eLand man in­ sures hia home and rents tho housethree months in the winter, fils rntd of insurance is jumped to $1.05 per hundred, with an additional 16 cents per hundred for his furniture. This is the big increase the good trust has has giyon us for our .$4,000 fire truck. Senator Conrad Is one of tho -In­ fluential'business men in the Fjorida Legislature. An investigation into the comparative insurance rates startl'd by him, would possibly mean thous­ ands of dollars in- savings to the S T A N D A R D itA IL R O A D O F TH E SOUTH State. Mr. Conrad is a large property owner; Jie is recognised as a sale nnd sane" business man; an investigation statted by him would be recognised, not a a an effort to hold up the lo b ­ DAILY byists of tho insurance, trust, but as Lv. Jacksonville a legitim ate effort to honeflt ’ the Atlantic Coast Line 3-D A ILY TRAINS EA ST-3 Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Savannah.... Richm ond... Washington. New York... No. 82.—Florida à West Indian Limited—Free Reclining Steel Chair Car* ta Washington—Electric Lighted and, Fans. ( ,* No. 86.—Palm etto Limited— Free Steel Reclining Chair Car* to Waahlngton— Peculiar Furnishing of Bird’s Neat. Electric Lighted and F fina. _ ■ A golfer who was playing over the B t Neots (Huntingdonshire. England) No. 80.—Coaat Lins Florida Kta.il—Local Sleeper to Savannah. • •• • ’ /» '¿y -• - r* links tho qther day hit his ball Into • Steel Pullman Cara of the highest dona operated on all trains. Atlanth a hedge, and after searching for It some tlnA without success, observed Coast Lino Dining Cars operated op/Traînes 82 and 86. a bird’s n e st Frdm curiosity more For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or writ than with any expectation of finding hit ball there he looked Into the neet A. W. FRITO T, Division Passenger Agent universal rate on dwellings- and and found not onty his own ball, but 136 Weal Bay S t • Jacksonville. Fla farm in the South Is $1.00 per year, threa others as well. . �PAGE POÜB THE SANFORD HERALD J_ V - ' ' . vM W W W kL ^ .. , V -.••-, ]V 7 . J P ^ L ' M P J I ' l i l ^ « ^ ■* ..', .'• '■ * , . . •' AUGUST 25, 19U THE SANFORD HERALD ■llllllllllllllllllllllllinilHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinHinillHIIIIIIillHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIjllllllllllllllllUllllllllflllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIHIlH : ' - lllllllllllllllillllllllilllllllllllllilllll the bulletin board in front of the WHY S O M E FAIL otlice on every day except Tuesday 232348235323532348232323482348235323484848235348232348 arid Friday morning at which times Here aro some words of wisdom T»«*<J*r »ml rW a y U om ini By , the now* will be found in. the Her* from the Zolfo Springs Truth: "N ine I HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY «Id. This practically gives our read­ failures out of ton among northern ». j. m ittr. tailor ers a daily paper ’five hours In ad­ pcople^'ho settle in Florida n$n lie W. M UAYNtll W u i l n w M . n . j , , vance of any dailies that can pos- traced to ini s manage merit They come u 6 , f , iption P rie r. S 2 .0 U a Y ear In S rtvn rcr aihjy reach Sanford and demon­ to this state with the Idea in their I i■ » r v a v a — ffi strates that as psuni the Herald is heads that they are going among a Uellrewl la (be City br earner 12 (10 tier »ear I on the job. lot of ignorant, »ujierstitious people •. advance or 20c per month. . W ho said: “ If you w an t to know w hether you are destined to be a ,s u c . ------ O;-----who do not know the first rutlinymU t* arment» In a ib a n c muni In made at office. The Hcrnld wishes tu^cajl the a t­ of farming or business management c e s s or a failure in life; ask y o u rself: Are You Able to S av e M on ey? E a tarad a i aacaod-ciaav mail matter Auiutt 22nd tention of the men of Sanford to i.an(j th at, with tiieir superior intelli-j 1*08, at üU Pu»loffie» at Sanimi. Florida, If not, drop out, you will lose; th e seed of success is n o t in you. ’ the meeting of the Commercial gence, they can reverse the order oft adder Act oí Marrh 3rd. 1870 _ Club next Friday night at the city things and show the ‘ cracker* ui Talenbonr No. 814 hull. The last meeting was a good trick or two. The ‘cracker* lias lived Office In Herald Hulidin* one and since that time many new here all his life and practical experi-1 fliflif him film just lltaf how lime* to] fn members have* enrolled. Rut the nnen ence Tina has tn tnoght will always rem ain a problem to yo u if you do not a t som e tim e face th e "FO O LISH T R A D Ì N O" club needs your presence at the handle and cultivate his land to th eij issue of making ends m eet with th e means a t h an d , bu t th e problem will be northerner j > A i Mproducers and builders, the meetings as well as ' your money^-bejt advantage. The A ipiTOvi n fmtiplij .excel all ptoVioU* and next Friday night should wit­ brings with him ideas or knowledge;! Hvilltiitlnn »ml u.» arc u ¡»resent ness one of the largest crowds of gained in the north where the soil j day marvel in business clllciency, tjifc season.* We have work to do and climate conditions are vastly ! but in. dealing, with foreign coun­ apd should be at it without delay. different from those here. He applies'] th a t -day when you assert yourself m aster of th e situ ation ijpd -say: “ I &^ tries we are a sorry lot of traders. ------ 0 — his theory of northern-gained knoai** i will not spend m ore than I earn, b u t I will sav e for l o m o n w r u g a r d l e s s '" E v ef'sin ce Williasn Pent» traded.the Clarence Woods of the 'Eustis edge toWWr soil and h j f.^lsj^o jp akei! Indians a handful of trinkets for Lake Region continues to get out a crop, while his leas astute neighbor j of the sacrifice.” t w*hat"*hr t\uw the state of I’cnnayl- the niftiest paper in. Florida and wfio'TiftVrt»!irTmjn"sense to use his head r .i t ‘^ V n tE te iK r r ilitie s of this ihstitun()R a t ^ t a r f f m x i c c r i t r * i s - a k i n ^ t o - - — ' virrrtsr.^lbe -Amer+ejrn*«TeopLe h are fast "tnfdr*h*<t hls‘ Jmwt frfYff* ■eitv* been selling their birthright to for- hcllishcd wtrh-a- br ief ’W-marie~olg*-w * — crim inal to -n cglect your op p ortu n ity ioc~ ■s a H n g i ’a n d - i r o ^ ^ cigiiers for u mess of jmttage, so to type in th e - l a he Region office and S A L V A G E * F f l O M L O S T S H I P S m ent and we urge upon you to apeak. filled with good things about Eustis Wc export over $50,000,000 of airfl Lake county. Clarenh? la the Specie In Quantity Haa on Occaalone Been Recovered From the Victim* cattle and thefr products per * n"Treal thing, and knows the advertis­ of the Ocean’a Fury. num, which feeds the natibns of ing game as. no other and Eustla Europe, and our American heir­ will l»e placed' on the map in large Although tho chances of being able esses spend a similar sum in buying type as long as. Clarence Woods is to do bo aro considered doubtful, since and maintaining counts, dukwi and at the^helm; (he Ilea In - 17 fathoms of water, tbtr L-iv3xied peerages. Those foreign no­ -O Canadian Pacific railway hna not blem en' are, as a rule, absolutely It is rather difficult to get n line ibandoned all hope of refloating the worthless— in fact bccorn« a .per­ on the war in Europe. Y op gô to Empress of Ireland. At any rnto, every petual liability— for it costs more u German and he is sure his coun­ effort will bo mado to .recover tho money; to operate and keep them In try will win. An Englishman, Frcnc £200,000 worth of silver, tn 1C3 bags, H. E. TOUR R. R. DEAS M. M. SMITH IL R. STEVENS repair than it doe* to run our cotton Frenchman or Russian is just as which fa still In tho spccia room of tho Anil fish lrr u a irf Akf.l'rrddfßl l'rv«ideiti mills. European royalty puts the sanguine and even our Japs think minK iunken liner. black sheep of* 'its families on the (bat Japan will be the greatest naTho most notable salvage of niTver block and our rich American girls tion after, tile war. As far an San- du|fng recent year* was made niter buy them and we. virtually exchange ford U concerned there is no Imme- tbo Oceana Bank In yio channel In railroads, wheat fields and-.milUbns dlate danger of the foreign troops j“ «*»>. 1913, through collision with tho of. dollars' worth' of products of coming- up tho SL Jo h n s riv'er. aS. p.,B0KUfc‘ th o wor* h^dered by farm, mine «und factory for titled long as the dredge boat is at t h « iltron« current, and tides, but during tho Huccecdlng three month» silver •*■• paupers who could not resold fo r1 docks worth over £500,000 wan recovered at any sum. . It doc* not require.for— o -; l very low cost. Tho Ocqana was ly­ • elgn treaties, a fleet of war vessels Dob Holly of the* Sanford Herald ing quito upright; tho Empress of Ire­ One Inch Cards Will lie-Published Un­ or tariff revision to stop this enor­ is studying Russian and last week land turned turtle— obviously a very der This Mending Al The Kale Of J7.20 mous. loss. It needs only common he got one of his lessons mixed up much more dllficult position for buI Per Year. aensq In the homes of the rich. with a news story , on T e rn a tidin’» vngo work. " m We export $18,000,000 of lumber Ice war, with thitf result: "These Tho £200,000 worth of silver, howand timber, and American tourists people say that the first map that over. represents but li Bma l l portion spend a similar amount In motor­ comes* around and gives the biggest of tho money which went down with ing pver Europe and sightseeing lump of ice will get his pxzzxkxgi" tho Ill-fated vessel; for thousands of D e n t is t s pounds belonging to tho passengers in foreign* lands, although the most — Hawthorne Herald. themselv«*# must havo been lost. T h e' enchanting seen « of the world ure All of which means in Russian average passenger on one of the*» on the American continent. that he would get his. liners usually carries a plentiful eup G arner A- W oodruff Rtnldmj,* * ----- -O -----, ’ -------CL ■*- . ply of loose cash and bank nolcs with U N D ER FALSE P R E T E N S E g T h at was a pipe dream in the Ko- I)Ini. and It Is estimated, as in tho caso One closing word about a state­ pbrtcr-Star about the young German of tho Titanic, that tho Tots of paper Terms Moderate— Strictly Cauli ment ma<V by the Jacksonville men baker w*hp o^Wned an Btilontolrtle «mltmonpy Imtonglng to p*mwnK**ru themaeroplane in Germany yet was bakselves muBt havo been enormous. who are endeavoring to collect $200.Tint banka. It might bo mentioned, 0 0 0 .for a job a t.th e California fair. Trig for a living and who intends to join the German army the Fnr aro tho gainers In such cases. Tim They aay that California will spend Phone 319 East yet Intends to get married. Joe usual proceduro when bank notes aro *‘$20,000,000 to boost the fair." Thus, in face of the- fact that the Reese ought tgjtn ow thoy they don't j 1(>"t 1* to at onco Inform tho ltatjk of bake ^hile ncrftphi'nlng. neither do 'England, giving tho numbers. 1 hen it regular session of the legislature of GEO. A . D e C G T T E S they [pin tho arm y during the horns >■ B/ * * “ * 2 i0 Wftlt.12 mon,h" 11 hy th at state when called upon to make 'th a t ttmo Hie notes have not been re­ •an appropriation for the project, de­ moon. Come ugnin, Joeturned tn tho bnnk, you may obtain ATTORNEY ani . COUNSELLOR at LAW clined to do so because there were j the cash on again p'resentlug tho nuinWord cornea from Palatka Practice in State and Federal Courts . no funds in ' the treasury for that ..................... , , , that . . a|! here and giving the bank a letter of liew dally will bfc launched ip...that; indemnity, guaranteed by your bankpurpose, seems like trying to obtain (in nier-Woodruff Didg Sanford Fla. money under false pretenses. .The city on Monday, September Hth. cf*. to refund the money should tho s ta te 'o f California declared that if H. P. Norwich will lie thg publisher! notes ever be preaenlod, in which case Phuto by American I’n-ss Aeeoclatlon. DR. C. G. B U T T any* of the various counties desired and manager and the Palntka Morn-; tho bank la bound to pay again, to make an appropriation they could ing Post bids fair to bo one of th ej If tho numbers on tho bank notea DENTIST do bo; but the state was not in a best in the galaxy of state paper«, j *ro unknown, and.tho notes aro never In the couhlct between Auntrln nml Hcrvln n »,'ri-ni ilt-nl of the fightln; Wo will await the first issue to pan found, tho money goes to tho unposition. Several counties made ap­ Office: Y(.well DuiMinu will be lu tbo mountains. Neither country- hn* a llrat cIiik* navy, nnd " claimed bank balances, In which thero propriation*—anil will have their judgment. nrtnle* wlll.be dt*|a*inled on for victory. In this picture there 1» »hown a are always huge amounts of other peo-O ■ SANFORD. FLORIDA booths—but the main intention of ber o f the Austrlnn mounlnln gtina Tlicno ure manned by etllrieut cur, plo'r money.—London Tlt-DIta. Elsewhere In this Issqe is an ad­ th e fair Is, a*.all know, to sec how »i>bflor*. about »lx men to each imiil TIIOMAM KMMET WILSON much money the visitors will' leave dress delivered by A. E. Philips at Light Humor. K. FKKCJUSON HOt.'.HIIOi.OI.lt there, cither of their own free will tho cornerstone laying of the new* In the latter half of tho cightcotith or tinder compulsion. The Jackson­ Methodist church and .giving the century ono of tho members of a little & ville boomers should use some other early history of Sanford and San- scientific society in L iv erp o o l, Eng­ ■form of argument to coax* the colrv furd churches. It Is most In terest land, laid a curious wagor. Ho bet a LAWYERS from the chests of the capitalists'.— fng to-old and young alike and will brother scientist that he would read a newspaper by the light of a farthing appehl to the readers. Palm Beach Post. • Florida dip at a distance of 39 feet The U. S&nford, The Trlplfc Alliance of Orlando com­ H., finding tho Teat difficult at even a #» l&HMINATEB MIDDLEMAN posed of the school Board, the news­ sixth of tho ^distance, cheerfully ac­ Ojllrials o%the United States De- papers and th e. teachers have de­ cepted the Wager. Tho layer merely coated the Inalde (airtm cnt of Agriculture have been clared war on Supt. McKinnon and of a shallow wooden box with Hoping testing out tho parcels post as a tho heavy guns are uijlooaed every DENTIST pieces of looking glass, so as to form means iff marketing eggs nnd have day. This matter will yet be tendered « concave lens, placed It behind hla found it highly satisfactory. The to the Hague Conference for eetUe- farthing dip, and nSadlly deciphered . PEOPLES BANK BUILDING 'departm ent has shipped 466 lota, mpnt. the small print at tho stipulated dis­ ROOM 9’ ‘«onslsting of 9,131 eggs to various tance. Lparts .of the nation and .upon ar­ Tho experiment was witnessed by a The Herald has eallad attention He was a rival a t destination, only 327 eggs, to the importance-of a Curfew Law Liverpool dock-master. or thrjto and one half per cent of for Sanford. If some of the parents thinking man*and saw great possibili­ the total were broken. -Ten doxon could see their youngsters on the ties In this learned jcsL He straight­ «gga can be shipped in ono container street* after ten at. night they would way adapted the principle ta: light­ n distance of 160 mite* a t a cost of demand this law and see th at it house requirements, and forthwith tho Th* National Weekly modem reflected light, with lta miles *4.7 cent* per dosen. This includes was enforced. r of reflected range and untold life-sav­ the coat of transportation and conFirst Tim e ing power*, sprang. Into being. .. tuinw. . . We guarantee KOR-KEK to do all we claim for it or we Tho Raiford Tribune is the new­ in C lu b s Florida postal authorities advise est baby In the Florida Prcaa Gang, will give your money back. This is not idle talk, but a fact; Doll Too Much Lika Baby. r« th at the farmers and farmer»' wive* being an eight page, five, column Thla ia a true atory: There la a little our reputation stands back of it. CtOm't has been of this state'Aro utilising the parcels weekly, well edited and well print­ girl on the East aide of New .York to told at $9.50. Now post extensively in selling farm pro- ed. D. H. Mo -My U the inan be-- whom, a beautiful woman wanted to th* pries U $2.50 sndws have secured due? direct to the consumers and ex­ hlnd tho pen and wo wish him suc- give a doll. The woman brought the sconceulon where­ lltUe girl Into her Jnxarloua home one cellent results have been obtained. in his new field. by ws can offer It To preserve the life of rubber. day and put Into her arms a doll— L ast winter when eggs were being at a Mill further such a doll as Is popularly supposed to To Increase .the mileage of tires. «old I>y retailer» a t from 60 to 66 reduction In con­ War Is Hell! be dear to the heart* of lltUe girl* nection' with this c*nts to the consume^ the ta m e rs , Not to injure finish or garments. ‘ War ia who ltvo on the Eaat aide. But the publication, q General Sherman >*id: vrere only receiving 20 to 26 lltUe girl drew back with an ugly It is not a filler; it is a 6 per cent tonic, 94 per cent air. per doxen for their produce, giving I’Httt*1 scowl. She didn’t want the doll, and So do certain letters in the nnnv You ride on air as . now. KOR-KER prevents the air from tho middleman -from 30 to 40 cant« ■he said ao. The beauUfnl woman « U>( artel demand far C A r ’i at escaping. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the on each doxen egg* be .handled. of these European nations now in­ thought her a very ungrateful child.. m b« w prict, » , he»« made t n i n t tmrnl t to oor enrn publication tick on« rear T h e parcel post system of marketing volved in the great conflict: tires always up. No leakage from punctures, air holes or porous It was not until tome time after­ forth* prit* ot Caifa,'«a lone. Thla I» allmlltd ’ SW ITZERLAND tdfer sad mual b euken adven last cl promptly. entirely eliminates the middleman's ward tho little gtrl explained. She’d tubes.- No rim cuts. Less blowouts. No loss of time or money ' . FRA N CS • always had babies to take car* of, she profit and divide« the profit.of tho hy delays on the road. Increase your ojvn pleasure; also your GERM ANY ■aid. Bha'd had them to lug around middleman amottg producer and confriends’.-H IG H E S T TESTIMONIALS. with her almost a* soon aa ehe was • SERVIÀ s a js . i . ö ' . s a ’.- . - - j t r r . Not only 1« It lha able to walk. She loved them, of , * m 4 rltiata a handbook but It [« «l«o « . RUSSIA Treatment simpJe;~not* sticky; inexpensive. ‘ The tube can maiaime lor th* •hoU.ImB^y. Aotons the course, but at play time—wh*a they* •The HereW- ia -giyjng the readers ihitif* that a year « auheedptfan * t u are, be transferred from one shoe to another; will not in any way was *ucb a. thing a* play Ume-=*be AUSTRO HUNGARY the- war news ’fresh from the war really didn't Want a doll. It wag too interfere with vulcanizing. Call or writ for particulars. M O N TEN EG RO - m d no rehaah copied from much tike the babla«.* ENGLAND I iphra goes Into the Herald, ' " ‘ T B ’i t o f c * . . • Distributor UK) lUu,t,«l»d F u h n i , BELGI have a |UUy wire service that • :. : f . * Cwpt5o>fareli for Flcrida expenal Not th* Real Thing. « • Ik i Ym > Km * ‘ gtt the Idee," bawled Sanford, Florida to another, "that Jlat i a flannel,mouth, you P o r.S sU .h y S a n fo rd Motor Saloli Co* A gents W anted over me eye*!" 1 I .That j K THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING ^SOLVED BEGIN TO SAVE TODAY SANFORD, FLA. ■ § F Business Cards Drs. Mason & Householder \ V A u s tr ia n M o u n ta in G un D e ta c h m e n t Wilson' Housbolder _ TIRE TALK DR. C. W. FAIN . s There Have Been Many Fillers and So Called . Puncture Cures on the M arket. None Have Proven Satisfactory U n til Now Colliers WE GUARANTEE ( Offer to Oar Reader» W lm Yon C rt in Collier’. | C. Chamberlain /jL -. v*I 0( llre. �¿ m k i AUGUST 25 U H ~ •« n.- .- .' ‘ . ■ „> THE SANFORD’HERALD •.-'-r PAGE FITE f ommereiai School» :jmJ Colleges T. K. Unto*, tax naae&Hor of Sem ­ 'M a rrie d In Sanford inole rounty, motored to Palatku Mr. C. P. Dickinson of Orlundo Washington, D. C..' Aug. 25. A from Sanford last Saturday-and re­ and Miss Marie Darby of Winter report i»»ued today by the Federal Little Happenings— Mention O f mained until Tuesday. He was nc- Park were quietly married at a late Bureau of Ed it ration »how» that rompanifd o n ' his trip hy Mr». hour yesterday nfternoon In San there are three commercial »chools M a tte r s In U ric i Hates and her sister, Mrs E \V, ford, coming to Orlando lunt night and hu<i ne»» college* in Florida. Elliott* Ful.it kq News. * I hy automobile. The weeding is The 1913 enroll men t wait 1,018 PERSONAL HEMS Of INTEREST Mi*» AIlie Trafford i» hack at her' 'luiu' “ " “' I ’" 1“* to hi» many friends Lpypitt. .It i* estimated that more post in the 'H erald dllloe after aa i iHo young couplo in this city, who than half tlii» number completed •e after bile 11)ey.'. "»»pcctcd suspected It it might oro c - 1rein com u tin-rcial two w.*,*k» % .nation . 1... * ,,iN‘ l»lp> nreal courses und a lurg »petit in the I summitry Of The Floating Small T oIKh cur some tlay, did not anticipate '‘ number are now employed in Flormountain» of North Carolina and Kurrlnrtly Arranged For Hurried so early ti onion of hearts. ida hustness institution» her friends are delighted to have Herald Reader« Mr. Dickinson is one of Orlando'« *1 it the entire nation there are CIS her wit It them once more. The Herald ofllge without Mis» Allie i» leading young lawyer», a member business colleges and rommereinl Mayor Thrasher is home again of the tirm of Dickinson & Dick- school» and they accommodate 160.from a pleasant visit with hi* »inter like a version of Handel with the insoii. and Is ¡v gentleman of many* 557 «indent.» tutnually This is uti Hamlet left out at Dunedin. admiruhic traits of character, pop- average annual attendance of 2fill Creen Smith has returned from uiur with every one with whom he pupil» per school. U. E. Tolar* has returned from where he went for medical ' Chattahoochee where he aecom- comet in contact. Wa ycross punied Cruse Harnes several days The bride* is one of W inter Park's The beet sugar industry of South­ attention. a lftc~— He itq m rtr the - condition- op most attractive und accomplished ern California is of large proportions ’ Sec Dutton for turnip, mustard, Mr. Barnes a» very serious as he jyoung and ofi ufiends larger than •t _ t |||w , / * / m j t iiik lladies u U iu o H im ibus u ia ilots iu a u vxinuc* *ami • •» * » imuch, m u v iiw n il g v t t i :i ithe lit* jpublic n ju u c lettuce an cau i 0 I is suffering from a complication of |n Orlando who will welcome . her comprehends, experts claim Both M rs. H. E. Tolar is the guest of diseases that have affected both to this c ity. She is the a d o p t« !,in L9I3 and in the growing crop of her eistcr, PafflslftJH it Geneva j mind and body and he is not cm* - i t . -~,,i u p. 1914 the beet sugar acreage in .Smith■preted to live His many friends I Shepp.n Hto, nd is ‘4t« iq t cdl; popular ern California "was aha ut ail 0,000 '• this week. Attorney C. P. Dickinion of Or-] her* 1* iM “ri'‘V‘Ml to leurn ° f hirt with the young people of the col- Last year from thi»arraagc7tifi,] 10 You’ll Alwayn F u u L jja ... __ _ rl . —-• -• -V H lP C ir' ■"'VeX#'* " £ tm. j M % •. le g e town;' who 'will unite in* w ith -j of beet» Were sliced, and-tlui rctiuad'i [., _J_ ,T>rb>-.wwa. "v —hiu. I|u»hand it happy sugar nudc-irutu-LUu*».hwt»«**itSd»<i * “ ‘ icgaA.ttMtw:«1-' — 1 Tliurs&ayr **nndand prosperous voyage t hrough Jifu. - O0l).*>***k pounds or.- 2..‘100,000 100" ‘ Get your ice cream from D u h n rfa ilnnd ,,:irk ,,j,’nlc conveniences — Orlando SitutiaeL—___ ESfjnnt—bags, Beet sugar companies Ice Cream Factory. 85-tf amusements. The only safe, clean „ ---- —.-----------------i have nhout 115,000,000 invested in ! outdoor swimming jmjoI. emptied B. Y. P. U. I factories and ianils in Southern CalFresh yeast cakes, Imperial gas­ daily, cleaned and re-ftlled from ar­ Tho B. Y . P. U. held Its regulnr ■Ifornla. ' oline Irons nnd washers at Mrsi tesian well. Shower hath, toboggan PIIONF. 275 • Th» Nwr.si Drug Stör» SANFORD. FLA. Simon's. l*tl slide Leased privately also. 8t5f meeting Sunday evening. The bu!>ject was Eve, the F irst Woman,-^' Hon, Forrest Lake has returned i. Mis» Arnnko Tukuch and mother, rendered by members of Group No. Ì E 0 4 L 'ADVERTISING from a bittiness trip to Jacksonville Mr». B. E, Takuch-of Sanford are 4, Mrs. E. E . Cox lender. The fol­ where he apent several dnys. visiting the former's »¡»ter, Mrs. lowing is the program: NtfJlrr nf Vpplltrallnn fu# Tal Herd I'ntlrr New hooking orders for Hig Bos- Ernest Molnar for a few ihtys, They 24relian 575 wf ihr lírtirr»! Mlaluliyi Scripture reading. Gen. 2:18-24; Notirr h hrrwby ftvrn that Httllh E, 1 ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed, have just returned from nn extendg -j. i,y Mr."'Bray Mf i 'I, (>tirrh»»«r of T u iVriiÍr*tt* Nu , . « ,,. F. F. Dutton. 96-tf ed vacation trip through the Middle j Tht, Creation of Eve, hy Mr». •922, ftatn| the 5th day of Novrmlirr, a n 1H15. h.. film »«1.1 crrUilcit* in m> 'V« tak e pleasure in p resen tin e to class rooms to he used as the »' West, thence through the great ofllrr .».I h*. iq*.|r spplir .ii,.n tar i«s , r« ,d e r» . of T h e Herald a picture Junior Department. Mr», Hrotherson has returned to . ,, „ . ... . „ , A l.y . Thwe rooms ni r wilh 1•« huid . . . . . . . ,, , lakes lo HufTalo apd limn to Boston, u »,.. c*..„ r*,1,„,.„i vi;,,* x i ... di*m lit H'Ur iti »rriif i|a•h* l o l l n » i n« nf «Ir» 'Irw- nf tin* Men Hapli-Ht hiirch now h o can he thrown into one' and also her position with the Peoples Hank . . . . . . . " **‘ s Created, Miss M»r- rs-f tif ii « I , «-mltf 1 , a . later vi,»Hing Mr Molnar s mother* . l ., r f it f «1 | » r t i | t n i v * i 1 1* m I **«} tfi i tu ft <tl r r o u i i . . . r»- . : »i * , ,, , , , after spending two week» with rela....... . . .. .. J lna rox' Honda, tu n i lire Nf: .ur «1 \ U ', .»fig cuu»trurU‘u I nt* committee in thrown into the Sunday school uudi■ 1 1 , , , . , ... ■ i ,111 New fo rk ( it y. and then finally i.',.,.*u p,,: F a ilu r e , Mi»s Linda ( on- •*( >■»- , v.r jic u i _run w ».-leeting this plan made a close tnrium. On the south end will bo ■ mmr ' , . r.> e* r.il lives near Mirhol» Nichols, tloridii Florida \ia the Savannah hue, tmully reach­ nelly. t hr i*mi *i,rin{ ...r —nt .i the ii*t•- .itutly of chfirch building through- four rooms similarly arranged for For Salo--Pepper Plant«. ing Gainesville on their way'•home. Ihi* 1, UAnrfrt nf »yrh re*rtlfir»!f* ín i hç Descripture of a Wdrlhy Woman, uf Di Dir* «í tfjiKijDWii. 1Trali*«4* tiáifi r^rtifleát» out the country. The building Is so' the Intermediate Department. Lindly Walker. The trip was a most delightful one, Miss Ethel R oberts: ■h&tl t># r« «lr*nir«! arruriUnit lo !•«, tai arranged as to take rare of all de­ * ill U«m* thrftfñn «n fh** 2Uh <1•> of Wijst Side. Third Floor ia tp and after a three month»’ rest Mr». What the Gospel is Doing to Up- Nt'plHii ber, A. iT\Tx partments of church work. The IL 1it I 1 lit W o n u 1n tthroughout LiFmlierK nnt tl iâ W af Ii I- L \Aiih#** n». ray iltllflA M. M. Sm ith, Dr. Schultx. the Ja k n c h and daughter are anxiouj lift Woman the World, ) -, .w vmn.i, nensturr »ut|^ ,e»l plnirht prnrtintlly th e wnme na-thnt*—The -third floor •will ‘tx* twed" as ; tnf* thr 2|»| t!i> of Avnru*! \ I» 1T>11 G ainesville Sun. Mr». Cox L* \ im riil ASF. Misses S m i t h and little M ik e S m ith , to get h ack home. of tin* Third Haptist church of St church parlor* and gymnasium. 'T h is Wrl rsitn ,.|i* I rY I irritlt Clo*inu UmytT. Mr. Fortiori. all of W in te r Park were tu the citv l.ouib. Mo Mr Hyman, the pastor 'I*»«' wiU he for pleasure and recreaK«.h* r* », i> J NEW R E S T A I . RAN Y i ’,1» W ** uift* very much cncouraLt«*ii, ** tif the church here recently visited ‘ ¡tin anil will be equipped in the yesterday. iivir «mr lari;«* altrmlmir.i' nnd wt* 1 tiii» church in St. I..... i*. u¿ well as v,,ry best manner. The Y. M. C. A: or 6 doses .fififi 'will tire.ih any •T'lie Hi ll Restii urn ne w ¡1 upon ot. i»f Ag*faiir atlii I«*» I , I » . •t I mit f m an; h . o p r ( m i tv t o r n i i i i i t m i I n In i N t * t i u ' i i ) Nutt other modern, chiiTche» in «leu ha» I.... it taken in hnnd hy tho i 5 **l I Ii * ii ** f l i r t a i I .»I ni I r » c^im‘ of F e v e r or < tolts Price J,. \ugust I !Mh ui the Ulne» Et uil : I■. \ each . timlii• ------ . i*\« mn^ e ot lier eitles. Mr S. O. Sliinhotter, ' hurcli anti will he mude a great I l f , First St. Meals anil »hurt orders cents. V l-2 h t t-f "I »ii i t*f t *ii* i*i • %i*» *Mi, i |*irn We have lieen. inviteli to go to 4 * •. i In eontraclor has proved himself feature u( the new tdiurch. f h •• ' r * I i l a ; nt J u fl" A !• IH AND ABOUT THE CITY Hitch Up and Drive Here at Highest Speed For Anylfiing in ihe Drug Line Thai You May Need SEM IN O LEPHARMACY Mr*. S. M O verm an i- in tin* lit;, tiiduy packing up her imlhnerv slock, p ro p a ra tu rj tu m oving io Tampa w h ere »In* will engage in llll»ll»*»S. * will he served Furnished ruomi. u p ­ U rlan d o stair- Kl>*n Ever Propre-ior ' , l *1 Nulice Srhord 111 a mi natimi Th, letu her»' c o u n t y \ a iiii *:»: u'l for h n ty certificate» will !••• lc*lT T y jxrwritur Hihlion» Ri*memher the Herald when you need one at ^ a n io n i huginning Tni*»day Arn make machine. 75c delivered Sepl 8th at 8 u m F o r white anywhere. P h on e 148 ^ 85 if 1 leuchen» ill tile Sanford High Sellimi ^ for colored li- u h e r * in tin- ll.ippt r The I ecillUl! M lifU V i n l entertained h> Mr» i 1' limes at \va ile m;. A li*S vi otic dolls r Will hi o n her home on Palmetto avenue next leeted of «nidi examinee, Hring ink, Saturday ut 5 ft. m 5 or C doses cant* of F e v e r fitifi or will b erak any ( hills. Price 25 cents. 94-261 pen an<l paper |> I. T H U \ S 11 E It, ,'Mipt 1-ltc next f i l l ' l l »4**1 -s-r f I f i r n >■ lit Hl V 11fît r tr F r i d a ; to fender a ••I«- a, t 1■-tI •. »..f *1 t.< I • We eo i.-id* r t hi* 4ii » *»f "I ff fi * A ■if I. 14 * » i » Id (iilln a jn i «!*-•* f| l i r i l * »!i t - ' * m l tru n » ‘ It* We will tell you tproto r( v sit u » t • <1 111 Sr miVmlr l ourjly, Vi. *. •, -, wit I o'* i* %.* M »M mitre ihout it tiext week ¡ M . i •, . I. H . i or "• • *1 t•f * 1 >S 11r**• *»«■ * a* à . » I s* * fc. 1af. 1 c.f * r , .'•fl * * f’TIl*i *1s1» ri t S UH«r 1*1 1 i, vrutto ti t ........ -, .1 1**»t#f|■ttî «’ rt m f M • i LI E R I W E N UK »"*r»■1. rtf i it la a t « t •(|*‘*-frií *f #l’sA<4 * Mr Win R a y n o r and d au g h ter «1***1 - Ilr* iflhf» »•t. **ii 1iis J Mfi *1a v . v \ 1 . 1"i 11 Min* L a b e have retu rned from a isl V» nruff Sr.ft «ral fni» unir fat I I, 'U, * * 1( ¿i, • v ' ' 1*»t 1 Melightful Vt-il of several m onili- It-.- 1* ! \ i •*1 •. t t 1*t 1 t '-¡r tu* ( <i,i-t '■‘»»liti tri i hrrr old hom e at (InndgTmind 1 n, .t. ii> j < Ui*i»«-rlv I» * i. I Mr-. Itnvnor will be home tin* T .* r' * tir»t of S e p te m b e r Scf. >if Vgjpllr aliali f ni ! ni 1>t*rsl 1 ntl« r H i t ( t u n 5 7 5 u f t H r <»«■ ft rural S t a t u i r * M r 'H a r r y W ee k s left last week for h i r e l t t f l V i ' l i I h a ' It (£ u visit to his old home in W il riling .if I «t li. » i S..< in I» ,<u ■ i*.i * i - i « ' * . i i ». I r •t I» . of J tin ttoll N ( He expect» to visit Ash \ 11 m li ,i>.i < .run ■■ Sii 4w .i,t,.i C*■ ,loi il», inf i uly, A li I Lilll. ht» fil.il ville and tiring h a r k a bride. -.-1 m 1 1fit*f t f r * id m y rilT( .•* a n d h a i m i d i t I*. M r* G W M e] lougal and •Pi>iir«iii,n ("i '»> it.<;d .......... o> «rrur i K 11\t. [ rogr.i in -j.." i quilt an honor. ***— - ‘,l* Inw haid rrft tlir air* N•»«* UHt», Kent HoastiUer ha» returned from daughter have lefi Hlor •mtirsrv th<* foil..»in* deierlbed mi; a trif) to Coronado. where lie went month» trip to New York. They ex- irfnp«rty ‘‘T T n . . * " * n mT i iiir”i“tt/k to to ta^kc tlie car for the use of hi* pert t»i return in the early fall. . -V’V.’.'.Tk it»,, -■» »n.t :*j m.»rh 1». viith#ll> |.rv) L’<«rliltritp Tit». 16* rm father, A. P. Dossetter who is spend Mr. \Vm S»|uire*. who has been l.lir.l Ihr t.rant, li.llliwinï (Jr-rfitK.it prilprMy ing a few weeks recuperating from . . ,i co n te st < n (or on nil extended trip to his old .home «ituated I» Sr-nltmìr county, Ktnriit», i" »I» Tin •. , ■, , . , . ... i »1, ..I s’ » q ..I Section i ’ rp ;’t S. it* xi hi* recent sick »pell "Il L I hu» n-t unteti much i mproved , n . ... i ... i. r..., t..i t.. l i M ' , |o 1 w c e i l I in* l I d e l largest at» . .. r r l .l l r .i r . S .— I *I •*. t •» l T . f. -I I U’.-* b. my »Georg»* Watson h.t* returned from I» and B> , ,i n i »»!■- til i h* H.ipli-t in health. «•»*••d *f i It** d«t r »•( t (hjf i»* itati (*•* of *yr h to Ih* nam» uf t nknn»n |.aH*U f t sunda; Miw Alii e Vaughn is expected ■ Floral CitV when* In wit- called <>n S'J T ih. \ ». Pool a f t .•ovpfptl by No 1*7 tin* banner home soon from her delightful visit at t hr dalr of lMU*nrr of »urh miiflfil» the sad mission of tin* iteath and the Her can» capture^ in the nano' of J ■ ft. Abbott. burial of his father. His many San­ Our attendance is increasing each tu Jacksonville. . , . tinier» such cnftlJtc»t*» *h»ll be rcJccrnWe are sorry to learn of the sord arrordinx to i*w, m deed will i«ue ford friends extend their aymputhy Sunday.. Com«v and join us -and jio u s illness of Mr. McDougul at his 2“ h ^ S*p" ,'nbrf to Mr. W atson in his bereavement. reap the. benefit from the 1er ture* we ‘ WitncM ray offlcinl denature «nd »*1 * arc to have during the month of home on ( elery Avenue. , , . , thi» the 24th .1«»' of Aufu»t, A. D. 1*14. Closing out all typewriter carbon Sbvernl-of the young people from <.,,p E. A. DOUGLASS. October 1' E ( paper. Best grade* only, ut 25c py j c JtotKn*. 1*. C. ( las» (reporter. ' 'u Avenue enjoyed ttin. dance at Tu— i . i lr per dozen sheet». Herald Office. 1tttej^n last Friday night, 97-t f returned , Nrw OentlHl in Sanf.ird ,''lr 1’ red Dorner ha’» Fred Dnrmrr tt i n 'th e city for u Tin* ranks of Sanford d.-nb-ts from an extended trip to New York Joy ,n Work We|| Cone. lew days looking after In» farm on )u,\^ received an addition this week ^lr Otto \ o»s of Enterprise was \ye ftnj 0y ourselves only -In our Celery avenue. He will return to j n ,)H. |,t.riilin ,,f Doctor C. W F a in jnv**r visiting his m a n y , friends Sun- worg _ j n otir doing: and our best doIng I« our best ««Joyment.—Jacobi. New York this week and expects to comes io the city from Pensa­ da y M m Annie \Vu«k* and Grand-, come back about the first of Octo­ cola , where he hits practiced lor the ber to stay. past four years. Dr. Fain comes to mother Mrs. C. McDougal expect to, Sanford well recommended, having leave noon for their old home In' Piano and* Player Piano- Expert North Carolina. They expect to he tuning nnd repairing . All work ab­ graduated from tho Atlanta Dental away several,months. solutely gunrahteed. W.L. Harvey, College in 1908 and since that time The many heavy rains*aro proving Box 1233-Phone. 249-4. 102-tf been practicing his profession with that concrete brifge* are the omly great success. The crowds throng the bulletin Dr. Fain is having his dental bridges. board* space in front of Tho flcfald parlors in the Peoples Hank building office day and night, reading the p]ared in fine condition and will o«arcni,,Mcriticism . hourly bulletins that are being posted . have all the modern appliance* of Five-year-old Herbert, scion of a as soon as they are received from j dentistry. He will occupy Room 9 the seqt of war. They are authen- ' lin<j experts ty he ready for business bookish family, had learned to read so early and so readily that his first j tic and are fiva-hoqrs in advance of j tomorrow. glimpses of atorylnnd worn growing Hh anything that can he had from the huxy Jn his memory. One day ho con* i daily papers. Congregalionnl Church fldod to his mother. “Ruthlo showed ' Our fall church work opens the mo her now* book today*, and It’s tho | ■V, Dr. C. W. Fain has returned to Sanford and will practice dentistry first Sunday in September. It is queerest thing you over saw! Why, ! here. Ho made a trip over the desired that every member he fcady It Just says, 'Is It a dog? It Is a dog. »tate several months ago but no to begin with ua in a vigorous and Can tho dog run?* and a lot of thlnga ' like that! Course I ' was too poltto to place looked ns good ns Sanford and positive program for tho fall nnd say do, but fT'dldn’t seem to mo the : winter. May we not have the co­ be has decided to cast hia lot in W e Kara slwey» tried to be ju*t * l*ltl# *U*d stylo was a bit Juicy.'— Llpplncott's. of ike othei fellow in the genetsl equip^ol of Seminole county. Ho will have par- operation of all parents whose chil­ our stoce. A* so erideaee ol thi* deers to show dren have attended our Sunday v lore in the Peoples Bankfbui!ding. the newest sad ocly lb* b«W ol everythin*, w* school to have their dear ones .in the gladly recommend to User* M Guy Randall is greeting his quuiy Sunday school Sunday morning, Sanford friends, having arrived from Sept. 6th.? the Waycrosa hospital wjiore he has Sunday evening, Sept. 6, our sec­ been confined for seven ‘ months. ond annuai Labor Day service will AND P e n c ra ft He had an accident on the S. & E. bo observed. I especially urge all branch last February that broke interested in the applicajtlbn of the Combined Office hi* leg and he, has never been able gospel to present day labor prob­ and Fountain P en t0 « « it since. lems to plan to he prt'sent at that 4l * • *• Genial, fat, smiling iloe Dawson service., IM P E R I A L ^ T H Ë A T Î R Ê __________.«her of the Carter's tax f»m3», Sunday morning, Sept. 13, “ Some lied otP the hardware 'dealers of Foaaait Ink wn*#s a blueaod dries a j*4 blsck. -BUILDING* Sanford yesterday and as usual en­ Reflections on th i European War” U is aspeoslly bnllisot, simaftth sad peflaaaeat. » Coma te e od k l w *how you tk# *sw Csrte* ek joyed his Atay in the d ty and all will be the theme foj- consideration. bottla with the bow flow-eostroUer. hii friends enjoyed having him here. All are cordially invited, s p e c ia lly r.- \ 4 6 Joe Dawson is the representative to these and other evening services. AND May 1 also urge the Bataca class i of Butger A Baumgardner of New S a t u r d a y s ^ to 9 p . m *°rk and while Joc’a firm are Ger- of young meif to be ready for a long ♦ i Sanford, F lo rid . I 1\ and he Js English their rein- pull and a pull all together) begin­ f •• • ,ir,Jsjni* I tions have not been strained ’ on ning Sunday morning, Sept. 6, at I S tra n g e r s W e lco m e •ccount of the little unpleasant 9:45..a. m.T In Europe. t . P. STRONG, Pastor. .................................. .. Carter’s - Free Reading Room ~ lo ir— Open Taesdiy-Tharsday * -j to »*, -iT J) L NEW BAPTIST CHURCH rhurt li builder by putting to, . . . % g gether the best plans ot many bhurehe* in this modern building. * First Floor Ih e first flour Hour will he divided rooms to he used mto I lire»* large n !follow» j.ll n . IP’ asto . - I i i rr'» »tody. Kinder­ a* garten D e p a r t m e n t ami Primary . . The Auditorium % The main nudltorlum of the build­ ing In Just hack of tho three atory department. The floor of the samo will accommodate about 460 people, while n lmlcony will seat 2£lft, mak­ ing the capacity of 700. Thin will, he the largest aqdlcncc room in tho. The blue prints' call-for space I ) r part lilt*lit. AlSo Oil thlH IIOOT Will city. for a $3,000 pipe organ. he sanitary drinking places atul * building Committee- . other, full sanitary equipment. Second Floor The committee In charge of tho The second floor will he used as construction of this building is D. U. tho Sunday school auditorium. This Hrisson, chairman; Jn o . D. Jinkins, room will seat 4U0 people. On tho M. M. Stewart, H. E. Tolar, Geo. north end of the room will he four D. Halliird and Georgo Hyman. B u rst of E loq u en ce. Ruling Out Uncertainty. This Is from Australia: “Gentlo* •^ Candidate—“Now, ray friends, when you vote, you dbn't want to vote for men» n member of tho.house has takon ' n pig In a poke; you want to trolu for advantage qf my absence to tweak' my noso behind my book. I hope that . me—and got tho genuine article!” tho next tfmo ho abuses me behind my back like a coward ho will do It Comparative Ageto my face like a man, and not go "A man's as old as ho feels;, but a skulking Into tho thlckot to assail a woman's ns old as her best triend gentleman who isn't present to de­ fays «ho Is '*—Dcrrol' ^reo Press fend himself.” *» 7 ¿ t& Ü L o w e r P rices o n ÍH Ü Km iw ö H iH iB fli ■J ,xi ^ F o rd r Cars ■ Effective August 1st 1914 to August 1st 1915 and R u n ab o u t T o u rin g C a r T o w n G fli\ * * (la ÜMllallsd KUt«i of ArarrUs Ualf) $500 550 750 B u y e r s to S h a r e i n P r o f i t s All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1st 1914 to August 1st 1913 will shart? Jn the_ p ro fifso f the - c o m ? ~ pany TO the extent of $40 to $60 pet car, on each car athey buy, PRO VID ED ; we sell and deliver 3 0 0,000 new Ford cars during that period. * . . . Ask us for particulars Ford Motor Company C, F. WILLIAMS, A(*at EDWARD HIGGINS, S.tt*msa V* /J» V . . ■ ,■ . • ^f * t 3 H r -■-V , __ V , rd THt U NI vi; M.», A t. CAM Herald Printing Co. J ■ifjL «ft ii- “ 'T tri �AUGUST 25. 1»M THEISANFORD HERALD boat hung ready for launching. the falls MMHlIy unhooked, nnd two pair of Immls would be sulflclrnt to lower It Into the water. There was a locker forward 4 won non bid to roach, hut two wnter kegs. filled, wore atrapped under .the stern sheets. lendlnc me to believe the cn ift was fully equipped for luiiuHlIiito norvice. M.v mind filled with a dnrim; hope by thU discovery. * Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co I fattened ti»o note to the end of the cord. Weighted It ivltli a bunch of key* SY N O PSIS ( going forward at present, not until the and crept hnck to where I hud marked' Oordon Craig Is hired l>y two men. Vail men nndurstnnd tho situation. They’re tho rail. Inch by Inch I paid out the and Neale, fo r 110.000 to go south and Im­ n linn! lot.” line. Icanlntt well. over. At last my p erson al* Philip Henley, ostensibly t o w v i ''Revolutionist«?” cars detected the dangling of the metal, an estate fo r lle n le y . « h o , they say. Is In "No: ptnln New Orleans wharf rnt*. lie keya against the ulna*, nud by prison C raig ts to la k e with him a wo­ the scouring of the seven seas." man to Impersonate Mrs. Henley, manipulating the rope, mnimgcd to "Who la first mate—ilw German?” Suspected o f burglary. C ra lc Is cleared make them sound with clear Insistence. b y a young woman wandefftnt In the “Yes; Herman ; n fine sailor. Was I repeated the effort several .times bostre et. Hhe Is out o f work and hungry. with the Hnniburg people until he had fore there waa nuy rcs|KJuae. Then the T h ey talk In a restau ran t a wreck. The creole Broussard Is soc- liort seemed, to be opened cuuUoualy, Sh e la an actress, deserted by her ond, and two of them together could although- no gleam of light shot forth. w ealthy, drunken huakand Bhe consents tame u cargo of wildcats.". * , - She had evidently cxtluitulahvd her to CO south with Cyalg. 1 took his hand, feeling tho alnowy lamp before venturing to uuswer the l i r a . Hemartr ts-tr good woman and will, play the part or Airs. Henley to help grip of his lean, brown finger», nud signal, hut I felt her grasp on tho cord. door. Thu single lamp Thou It wiua left dangling against the O a lg . They arrive a t the rundown Hen­ le y plantation and are greeted by a rough In the mitili i-aWHY -ww*-turned low. closed |>ort, taavhtg uiu *J Itffer that looking 9Vg|H >.— . <t — **"*■•"«*— only faintly illuminating the Interior, ia ho was reading tho hasty note. Coombs, The'overseer, ahd a mysterious In the ijnUt I could feci the move­ My line Wna nj&lii hauled taut, but wa rras«. Ball I*, seem to be the only pare r a s on the plantation. Craig Is aw ak- ment of the vessel and rcnllicd then) .na l straightened up. prejuiretl to haul owed by a shot and finds a man murdered. was dome »ea on, although thè engine« up the returning message. 1 saw the i of u man passing across the "'O rp m e q rd . a c ra n ia friend at C oom bs -Wert?—being operated duly nt half shadow cabin below. Ho wna already nt’- t t * tha corps« missing. Mrs. B oresfd I* really desirable. as I supposed Jt must bo on ]foot of the companion* stair«; in on* Mrs. R en ter. Bhe and Craig-determ ine to B.voyugo.uf tills nature I wa* noi.4a. i fletit fo r her misting husband's e s ta te tile least sleepy and sank dawn lu U ukJ S h e believes llenley dead, Coombs denies llenley Is deed end de- first chair to think, my eye« on the dee Crmta. sfthouah the U tte r reveal* cnptnlu's door. Mrs. Hanley*« Identity to th« overseer , Wbnt Henley meant to do with, the T its U tter say s Henley himself put him girl was problema Ucal—I had not I s charge o f the ’planutkm . thought to nak—but be either Intended l ir a . I t enter and O ral* find Philip Henta r 's seal ring in the garden. Exploring putting her ashore In Honduras or t b s house alone, Craig finds a secret base­ else holding her prisoner on l*oayd un­ m ent room. til thè Ken Gull returned north. Ei­ H e U trapped and discovers two deed ther contingency wns bml enough, and bodies. One U the Hit—la g corpse, and the suspicion finslu'd suddenly aerosa th e other U Coomb«. Craig Is «truck down sod U mad« prisoner by a dark me that the final decision would de­ young man, a n oth tr named Herman and pend on how kindly she might receive Brousesrd. Mrs. Hanley la a lio c a u g h t the attention» of the captain Nor did C raig and the woman are taken nhoard I ipiestlon the result, I had not known a y ach t, which M i l a T h e owner and m as­ the Indy long, hut In that brief time te r, tho dark young man. calls himself our relations had been sntllclently IntlPhUlp Hanley, lie trie« to win Craig, and th e U tte r-fd g n s friendship fo r him In or­ uintCL to yield .me a good Insight Into her womanly character. There would d er to help tha woman. Af re. llen ley deni— the man U her hua-- t>e no yielding, no compromise. band. She ts locked up,In a stateroom , and I felt my teeth lock, my Band» clinch *T I*n le)r" produces papers which seeming- Insuddeu anger. .ty support hi* claim. 'Craig pretends to I may ha Ve remained there for a Join In hU filibustering expedition. i|UArtpr of an honr, motionless, think­ ing over every Incident, No one dis­ turbisi me. Tlie captain was still In . CHAPTER XII. Ills stateroom, where once or twice I Imagined I heard him pacing the floor. fere. The last voyage I doubt If I .1 Jo in tha 8 a a Quit. OU chanco to Ik? the very sort Tho steward had apparently retired for was on dock twice, although, of the uigld, although It was not late, as course.'' he added soberly, "my word, a glance nt tny, watch proved. My eyes goes If I should care It* exercise nu • hotter," ho said, wllh some , traced the doors ou either side, ten ihorlty.” "Whut are those lights off yot\dcr?" enthusiasm. "You are an American altogether, each plainly numbered, nnd I opened the one assigned to me nnd I naked, pointing xwldlor, tho I«èst drilled men In the glanced within. Except that It wns "Shore lights.'’ Trorid for Irregular sonico. You can more com mod ious and contained a "Then we art* steering east?” , understand that the longer I ran keep washatnnd at one comer, It did not “A bit south’ o f eitHt, yes; odd course those fellows down there fighting, the differ greatly from the other forward for Honduras, you think?” more I will sell. Good! that Is pari where I tind been hold prisoner. I nodded, willing enough to let him , o f my business. And Ibe belter they t wopdered which of these others a re drilled- the longer they will ' keep might ho beva ti od passed silently from talk. -U, « 1», Thnt-la what I -want^ntT-tar -door to door, vaguely hoping for some "W e are playing the gnme^safe. io help make that mat* of rdgl'into nu .algp. uf guidane*»- Tlwy were all tight­ Crate:, that's nil.'.', liu axplalptMl. both ■rroty. You enn do tt, n ndT stii willing ly cloaed, nnd I dare not try the Jocks, hand* gripping the rail. “You see. we to (iay the price.” ns I wns certain one. nt least, of the elwired for Hatiflugo and are uut anx­ “ I perceive yuur |*olnt." I »said al under officers would be sleeping below. ious to l>e seen nud reported by any taut, igoing him. “But what Is there My round had brought me to the sec­ west bound ships.J Totuorruw we will la tt for me?" ond door on the |>ort sldo when In the Ik* hidden aiming (lie Islands off the “A good round, su m j’ he replied. dim light I perceived something lying West Florida coast. Then, as soon ns '“Mere thfth you ever mado lwforc, I at my feet nnd stooped down to bettor It Is dark we will tilioot out under (ull warrant, not oxcepUtiff the promise* determine, its character. It was the steam Into the gulf. The ebnpces are made you In tills Henley will rase. end oC n very narrow light blue rib­ we’ll cross the lane unobserved. If We’ll talk the details over later." bon, ilppnféiilly caught beneath the we should intercept n liner, she won’t “ Who Is responsible fo r my tstyT.’ Identify ut* in the «lark us we luirn door. The door .was numbered “fBoe here, Craig. Uio ease «lands like Whether by accident or design, she uo lights. Hy daylight we’ll bo well this. The revnlutlbnlsts dow’n there bad left the one clew I most needed. beyond their lookouts and can steer a asked mo to find them a competent I thrust It Into my pocket, but the soft straight course." drill master, nnd thry will pay royally. touch of the silk seemed to bring hack Tho proximity of the uron Irrltnted TTiey've got the money, too. scads ot to me a sense o f caution. I knew the me. I wanted to bo alone, where I tL There will be-no (rouble on that door was locked and assured myself could Think out somo feasible scheme •core. Besides. 1 need a reliable man there was no space beneath. H I was of escape, ashore to look after ahlpmenta. We to communicate with her other means " I havo had enough for tonight.'’ I have to land our goods In a hurry, yqu must lie employed, Whnt? -This w si snld finally, "and atn going to turn In." •understand, at ulght, without cbeck- the second statenxiui on the port side. “Best thing you can do." bo coin­ l a f tip. I can, sffonf to hnnd you Judging from my own, the width of cided, but without looking toward me. '«amethlng pretty nice on the sldo tc corti room would be. about sir feet "W ill foliate suit as «ouu ns 1 smoke a There ought to bo no difficulty In locat­ cigarette. Boo you tomorrow." «•mine «myself a s«|usre deni." * l t looks ffoo«l," I confessed, bul ing Uu£j*ortho1e from the deck above 'When I awoke the sun was shining sttB hesitating. "Only I shall hare to nor In aHfficUng her attention. The onAthlng I desired now was to through the glass of mf porthole, nnd, have It to writing and more In detail.* glnticing forth. I caught the dnxxlo of ‘"W e’ll talk that, over in tho morn re-cstnUllsli myself fully In her confi­ tho water. Tho venae I wns nmtioudence. assure her 1 wag at liberty on S o ld ie r o f F o rtu n e — B y R a n d a ll J board, able and willing to be of servlefc This uecewdty overshadowed ev­ erything else.«»If I could discover in»ms of communication wo could plan hopefully, assured of co-operation. This seemed possible, the way to Ufi accomplishment opeu. Hhadowed from obsepration by the thick butt of thu after roast, I wrote a few lines hastily' on the back uf an envelope, thrust It Into my pocket and ventured up the companion stairs. * A glance sufficed ta convince thi^ 1 wo» alone and unobserved. The deck was unobstructed oft. except for a small boat swung to davits listerà and the cabin trnuAoms These last , were elevated fonie three feet, but consider­ able space separated from the raiLf I sllpiied into this opening on- the |Kirt side, crouching In the douse shadow until again assured t was alone. My itosi timi afforded as good A view forWant as Hie. darkness would permit and llkitudottjgujibled rnt* to see Into the dimly lit cubTn below. I was. not watched or. spied upon. For thu first .« I paroeivs y o u r p o in t," I said at Isst. la g ; it » lata noV. Taka the third autoroom, starboard; tt'H all ru d y foi I am no longer to considot prisoner on board?" ihly not. PrntUcally, you are of No. C should be,* I IcAmd over, socking to trace its ouUlne by some reflecUon of light from within, but the rw’rdtag aldo o f tho vraael baffled me. Yet, assured thnt I must be correct In my measurements, I marked the *{*ot on th e «n r aliil Twgan search jfor somo menus by which I could open com­ munication with the girl below. Tho flag locker was astern, and standing pn It l could fact Inslde' tha boat swung to tho davits. It,w aa o ■mall, light lxMt. faitdooed Uk* a cut­ ler. a good seagoing craft for Its alxe. Two uara and a short tnaat, together with a roll of.canras. were slowed on top of the thwarts and secured by After All, Carter’s is the Best We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. •Remember the Herald when yorrwant INK. -----tfust reedved a *shipfnent of Carter’s hew _____ _ . P E N C R A F T INK Torr0ffice"or Fduntalrr'FenT with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. * P in ts....................................................k ...........160c Half Pints------ ........... .................. .35c 4 oz. 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Have the otrora caten Indelible in ■Bé*-* * * * m » MVfL C a rte r’s Household C a rte r ’s P h o to -L ib ra ry P a s te in D ouble Well .«Ia rs 25c Indelible Ink (for m arking linen) with ___ . ^v. ~ — <*<*.,* m arking outfit C ^ t e r ’s P h o to -L ib ra ry P a s te in 4 -o z b o ttles w ith Brush ..:™..™..1 0 c C a r te r ’s T y p e w rite r R ib bon s, for*any m ake m achine MAIL O R D E R S G IV E N P R O M P T , C A R E F U L A T T E N T IO N 1 0 7 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Florida 1 �5*rM S»5P 1,.K Mf whllo Ih b deserted cabin led me Irre­ sistibly to suspect tbo captain's quar­ ters. Ho bad dismissed the steward on some excuse, opened her door, and. using "om e pretense, or authority, had Induced her to accompany him. What I pould do to help her, to overcome him. was not evident- 1 was alone, unarmed, surrounded by men under hls command S O L D IE R OF FO RTU N E By RANDALL PARRISH Copyright. 1*1*. *»V A- 1- Mctiturg e* • Co • . CONTINUED FROM PACK 6 Notice of Application l'or T at Heed Under Section ft of Chapter IMS, l.awa of Da Notice 1* hereby given that llenfy ein en, purrhaecr of T a t Cerrtlflrata No. 2050 dated tho 2nd day of June A. It. 1002, haa tiled •aid Certificate ip my office, and hai made I application for T a t lleJd to issu* In accord ­ ance with law, Bald Certificate embraces the followtns.de«cribad property, iltuated In Seminólo t'otinri» W W of •( NE NB . , Florido, to-wll: Heg.. I K>, cue ( « r of NW Cor NW U «Í .ad SB >» Sec fu. Tp i t . ft 31. run B Stift, if 1XOft, W POM. N ltO It. The «aid land being uurwed at tho data of tho iMuanra of aurh rertincato In tho n i n e of Henry Adam«, Unlr» «aid Certiorate •hall be redeemed according to taw, Ta^ Heed win laeue therecro thw- Ifqh' day of September y I). l i l t , witness rpj coy ofTleial! «i(nalure and acal Ibis . 15th day’ of o f Anrapt Au(s*t A. t>. I>. 1011. E. A. bn u (lt«, Iineati" » .b , E Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co.,: Ftn lOt-Tue*. file. and 1 stepped Inside. Instantly my mind leaped to a con­ Ho S q u irm e d U n d e r - fdo b M e w -w ir^ o h -j yet forcetl hack. In pplte of every e ffo rt 1 noise would Is* heard on deck. nnd,.lie“ I’ve changed 'allegiance, th a t’s sliles, tho fellow was tinned. Thu only nil, llroussard. T h e captain turned result of such an effort would he my uie loose last night-” own Imprisonment, leaving her In more “Vim w if us? You go vojun ic e r ? " helpless stress ihau before. Without “Well, something like that. Pm to ! knowing why I I’ecn-d Into the hathIk* drlllmasler or general for those I room connected with Herman's state tattered .battalion* down In the Jun ­ room. It was small, tod perfect hi ar­ gles What do you think of the Jo b ? " rangement and. to my surprise, reveal­ He shrugged hls shoulders and then ed a s ec o n d door, lu airln atan t I tingrtnued. ~ , ilerstood—thls was - not Herman's pri­ "W h a t xo d i f !” nml he s w ep t hls vate hath,' but wnk’ "also used by the band* about lu expressive gtmture. captain. T h a t second door led to tip* "S e n -la n d , If only one gets th e price, after cabin. I was there In two strides, m'sh-or. IKit. for m e . 'I like to go. to my e a r f n the crack listening. Nothing move—not lie still an' rot." reached me hut tU* m u rm ur of a voice, "Of course." falling luto bis mood, the words liiillstlagulshable. yet tills "that's In your blood, I re»-koy. lint was suttlclent to convince me (hat I the captain said we were only to hide was mi the right trail. T h e two were together, aud here was nu opportunity here for a day.” "Maybe day, maybe week No one for me to reach them unoliservisl. knows how loug. We wall till the sea Slowly, using every precaution to ovoid Is clear. Hall! T h e man 'frnld of n o i s e . 1 turned the k i l o b a u d opened shadow. He give me sheep, an' I tin» Intervening door a scant Inch. I show-heetn. Hu uo sailor, m'stour. 1 caught a glimpse of tbo Interior Yon tin V« tntptHil tin* har« y oq— know hcem long while." * come?" “For tho same reason 1 did.” you brute!" 1 heard her say, "Well, what of it?" Insinuatingly. "Why shouldn't It he me. my dear, ns well a« tho other?" " "W hat do you mean? Do you con nfv-t tne with Gordon C raig?” “Of course." anil lie lutiglual. ''Why shouldn't I. plearn*? Y»*n came with him from the north, did you twit trnv ellng as hi* wlfcj I hiippeu to know your history." She look a deep breath, standing straight before,him . Iter checks hunt lug. "Perhaps you think you do." she said, now In full control of herself. "Hut you are going to learn your mistake, t 11ut here under unpleasant clrcuuisjniices. yet I am not subject to your Insult. I r**fti»e to answer you or to* mu 111 In your presence ” She ste|tped “Moro like 'enuse stie love you, bey! imllle. le a l lu g free p a s s a g e "Y o n Will Rflcre! She w as tine lookln girl, hut" tiuUx'k t Gut ihxir '* - s h r u g g in g Ills shoulders " 'Its the "Hardly that, and I <**uld see 111* capltnlne, not x»; mnte. who may ad lingers shill down oil the top of the mire. He Is xe capltnlne; iioIkhIj ' tell him not on xe Sea Gull." _ » I left him nud walked nft, aw are ns 1 turned o f the sneer on hls face.. Yet eten then, alt hough burning with an ­ ger, I knew better tluiu to remain. 1 words on my tongue, feeling certain that what­ ever 1 said would be repented to Hen ley. I kuew men well enough to un­ derstand the ch aracter of tin- Men Gull's captain. With tipjlmrit-tl power In Ida hands l i e 'was not an antagonist tix lie despised Nor did 1 doubt hls purjHwe Now that he hud seemingly Won me over to Ids scheme ho would turn hls attention to her. feeling se­ cure from Interference. Aud he was Judge H ealey’s son or. at least, so / these men believed who hnd been as­ sociated with him for years. T h e slt•uatlou^grow more nud more couipllritted; It wag nu longer merely her ;Word against bis. nml yet I could not doubt tbo truth or uny statem ent sho had mntla to me. Broussard itn red In my dlre^yon for a moment, hut made nu effort io fullovif; npU Anally dlsapivnrvd fonrnrvl. There wns nothing on sea or laud to tU.«tra?t my attention, and 1 fait that 1 woutd he hgfirur to hor below Uj.Uia cabin than on diSck. The skylight wna cloaod..although ¿i^*n then It gave mo HTT« iwrtlnl view, nud. .1 * I faxed through the clouded glass I peree|v«hl u shallow pass. -The next Instant the .legro steward emerged from the com pa 1. ton. Bom« swift Impulse led uie to crouch. Instantly out o f sight, until tho u u n d ° f hls feet on tho deck cofcvlucW me * the fellow w as going forward. I ■ watched him cautiously. Uo stopped twlet* to glance back. but. perceiving •»thing, finally vanished Into the fore­ castle. 0 • The nogro'a going forwnrd le ft tho captain, nud Viola* Henley ulune be*°w. l crept to the door o f tho com­ panion am] then down tbo Slfllrs. ----- T b * main cabin was vacant, hut the dour of No. & stateroom stood slightly «Jar. Assured 1 should Dud It empty, » y heart already treating furiously, 1 *°°k a awlft glance within. I t In no woy differed from the room which hnd ln*en assigned me opfioslte, and overytblng was In jierfect order. Evidently * the girl Iftul departed without a atrugK<e.' and with fall expectation o f an «•riy return, H er small handbag lay .|»ti tho berth unlatched, and a hand* Vj* kerchief, together with a pair of gloves, wore ttjNin the chnlr. That shf* had Lot gun« ou deck was u certainty. ± desk, "It takow more than a few words to change me. Ileal ly, 1 like you lietter thnu I did. You are dcckledly pretty now you nro angry. Besldea. wlutt have I to he nfrithl of? There hut us lit HU* part of the 1» no one ship; I tlxed Hint up Is-fttre I went aft er you even your friend t mig 1« mooning around somewltert* on tli-ek I'm ciipt:iln <if the Sew Gllll. and there's nut a nipscallluit on Istnrd who would risk hls skull to help you. Even Craig wouldn't: he evetn told me him­ self you were nothing to him." "H e—he told yyii th a]!" " l i e eertaluly did—in tills room. Come. now. what Is tho use of being such n e n tr ' He took a step forwnrd. but she never moved. “Don't touch me." sho said In ■ tone that stopped him. " I ntu a woman, but. 1 can defend tnysclf." "Thnt ts tho wtpvt thing you can do —threnten me." he said shandy. "I never take thnt from mini or WDmnn. Bee here! Do you rvullxo whero you a re — how completuly you aro In my power? T h e door Is locked, anti you haven't any weapon. Don't try to .foot the!" *T' have told you once.” she said earnestly, “not to touch me." “Fil take a chance. You’re worth it!". I saw . her struggle to break free, and then out or the shadow l h*u|>ed at him, iH.th hnrtdST«q>t:lng hhv throntllis r e was to Ite^io alarm , uo shooting. If It could 1 » avoided. The very? Im­ . . . . .of . r raj' Ivi .* ItriiUI Í II ( i t H «" I out grtutpb before l rollili cOUtd close firmly. My flngoru wore wrench «1 from hla UiroaL yet tbe follow made no outcry, reallxltig. doubtleaa. It would not bo beard. Ills eye* blnied with hate, merclle*«. vlndlcttve. und hewtrnggled like a fiend to break fref. I saw the gift, atlll dnxed from hor fall', utruggllng to her feet, with face uplifted- then tny «very ponaldoratltui waa rivetbHt on my antagonist. Tltla was to be no tioy'n play, no en«y vic­ tor*. ntu m u« If* weyo «Ur* Irp^ hip «_ __ lug * v y í& 3 iíí¿ i ' 9 -■ ¿ i> J ^ 1*H; Photo by American Press Association. . . Now, thfrvtore. t, II. Clay Crawford, secretary of stata of the «tate of Florida, do heaeby give notice that a , Menerai Election will be held in each county In Florida on Tuesday neat succeeding the Drat Monday In November, A. U. I» H , the aald Tuesday being th* Third liar ef Net ember for the rjst Ifleet ion ror rejection of th e salti joint resolution* proposing amendments to th* constitution of the Mate of Florida, via: , A Joint Resolution Proposing an amendment to Section Sta (S ). .. "O ut N e ts !” A g a in s t T o r p e d o e s ; B r o a d s id e of a B r i t i s h D re a d n o u g h t two of us tripping over the chair nml coming down heavily ok the deck. Hy sume iui kT lumk-d on lop and Itoforw be,tveuvcrvd front the slioqk had F T n ets!" In the order on a tuittleshlp when danger from the«« su b wrenched one unit free, locking my itici i: ci I ii-rrot» nf nvn warfare I« a|i|ir«lt«ittli*tl. Tit« nets, such as are ol Article Ar*1 1 I----- i8?f't«d •*-th* romtltutfon ------*....... ol* lingers in til* llinuit. eliown in tUt* pictnn*, arc retini upon to imtnnglo attacking turpctltx*« or ! ***** °* r**,,,B * t0 founty nfHe sqttlrtmsl tmiier me like an eot. r—. i flerr». Hr it ortlftinrd hy the l-c£i»Uturc of th « hut could not break till- grip. Ills fuce causc them to cvjmimIi- liarmu snly iumcnil uf ugnliiHt the uIiIm uf vassals, < Bf S t«t* of Fiorirli; lower plcturu nhowa ilio great bruailxlriu gutta uf uno stilt* of a t i g British purpllng, until he lust all power. T h at th» following i to Soctfan ,(101 im m Jm m ____ __ Six (6), of Article KJgh*.(S). of the rftnstltw Fierce as the .battle had been, I ,re- Dreadnoughtlion of the s lije of Florida, le hereby agreed tplned sulllclent st>|i*e to loosen- nty te and ehatl benrubmtttrd to th * etertor* Of death grip whllo the uini) still breath the s ltt* at th* general election to be held ln the county nf Seminole end th* etate of on Rhe Brat Tuesday in November, A. IK ed. lifting my head suincleutty to for I know w hcre4hey are kepi Iti thè Florida, to-wit: 1914, for ratification or rejection: Lota Thirty-three (33), Thirty-four (31), glance about. M> own lireitth came desk Bartini) 6. fh e legislature shall provide No evhlettce woutd shake uiy Thirty-five I36i, Thirty-sia (36>, T h irty- tor the election A y the qualified elector* In In nubs, mill the perspiration almost fallii Iti you. aud I aiti certaln uow w ren (3 7 ), Thirty-eight (3*1. Thirty-nine each rnurtty of the following county, officer*: (3»), F o rty (40), Fltty-eeven (67), Fifty- A clerk AT the rircuit court, a sheriff, con­ tillndisl me. : thete U intuii liete, some devlllsh plot eight i Bit), Flfty-nlnS (60), Silty-three (63), . “ Hrlng* me somettilug to tie tilin' I <*Olli'oi*ted I" stelli Jlldge IleitleVs f|»r with." 1 niihi tiroki-nly. “Anything; tutti' yi-s. Dial belt will »In '* ■\\ fiat letters? W Itili plotures « ere She tore it from tlie Imok on the wall tlie> and tlirusi It Into my bauds. With a ‘l.etlers fnitn thè judgu to hls «tlt single movement 1 had It buckled se- Itllltiiij(•* f.lttilli Iutiera, nini -a piloto ■eiirel» alnnti bln armn. and was free grapii of thè fatlier and ibis tutta Utkett to sit up and stare about A cord | together." from the portiere curtain draping tho "And « ere ttu* (etleni a.lilre*«ed tu tmthrooin antrHina comptât ad Ids Insh l'hllip •" lug* "The eliVeUtpes tool ln*t*ti de*tr<iye<I. "Hy — . I'rn lg." he sunrled. "you’ll imd tio milite « a * ìiientloned. hut Ilo* Iwith wish you'll klllctl me before you're phulouraph was Indorsisi 111 tb e ju ilg e« done with ibis Job. Whnt chance have 1 tintitivv 1 Mliig " you got to get away?“ "That I« for me to decidevi I mi T t » 11E CONTINI EH •weretl "Hut If you open your mouth again I'll gnu volt. N“ w, stop It Tit** llrst word you u tter will mean a huml ítü .\ r A B V L in iH N a kerchief In your mcratli^'t^.. I stiKijKsl down nml dragged him to one side * As I straightened up ag a in f n r « u r t r*f i h r < o u n i j r H rm in n lf * «Mini), S i a i r o f | 'l u i ) d a she was faring me In t* ¿•Tali' «I "Ilow did you gel here?" J, S Un or» To all Cr#d» I n o , I « K t l r M , Illatribuir## e n d "I found nty way through the con s i i l'ttsui.* Kevin* t'tetrn» or Iiemsnit» noeti ug Inti broom vomier," attlntt * ■iti Belale: “T 'wt—then, we can escape tn the same manner." “1 hardly think that will he neces­ sary. I'll gn through our friend's |>ook ets for hls k e y s " I turned hint over an*l Itegnti the nett roh "Ah. n re voIver' I thought prolmlile—lu proti-*(Ion ngnltiHt a woman, you cur! Here ari- keys ; now let's see whnt they t i t " The tldnl one trievl unlocked the door, hut even us I tried them In the lock my mind sw iftly reviewed the situation. It must Ite open wnr from now on, Henceforward wo could e x ­ pect no mercy on Istnrd Yet how was It posslhte to ottoni«*, or avoid dlaruvery ? To attem jil leaving the Hea Gull before dark would In* suicidal. Y'et there was a chance thut what had t>c■lim sl In tills i-nlilt) rotild be kept mm-enh'd for a few hours, until dark ness gave 11« better op|K>rtunlty for successful nctlon. Thu memory of « ha I Henley had said lo me the even­ ing before—th at he. was puly tech n i­ cally lu com Aimo d :'thnt1 for days a t a time he uover appeared on deck in per­ son. gave me (he clew. If he could be kept (ihsnhitely secure In his trnhlp, un tilde to create any njarut. wo would be free to plan our escape. There Were hut two iioln ts'of danger to be guard­ ed agiiInst—Herman nml tho stewardTin* formen^wbvu he returned from shore- might seek him for,Until orders. 1 itto np|H-nr' lu and th« hitter. If ho rnllod the cabin for the rqguhtr turai, would end «it vor to leant hit* tlPa\re*. I would hav« to gunVd against the*« contlnJ curl«, and. with tho tint In mimi, I UqqietJ acro** to tit« hfithroqm. and was gratified to Jcnni that tho door, landing Into tbe innlp’r stateroom, could h« locked on th« loalde. '"With this privato approach barred. 1,'felt confident of In-lng able to gnard the ujnglt* «irtrttnrv remaining.- - —'j “Well, whnt can wo -do?" ahe nskvd when I returned. , "Koop tho fellow tied and wait for petus jt f 't t jjf rush sent/him staggering night." I nnawered aobcrly. "That I« and le ft hdr helpless on the deck, yet onr only chance. The mat« la nabore. 1 got grip on hls collar, clioking bafk We ar« lying In the core of a amali lath e 'flm t'c r y and struck Ukm once, a land off th« Florida coait waiting for half a r m ‘J o l t whlfb woiihT have »cut darknpsa und n chnuco to slip through him sprawling but for the cablu wnll I Into aoutheru watcni." Yet ho rallied sq quickly t it to over­ "Do you know whore thlg twrtt 1" come this advantage. ' Judging, him from hls alxe. I .bad underrated hls lighting ab ility . f?r b* was all muscle. *wHt lu mûrement an a cat. aqulrm- Uy J . c . Hottert«, D. C NOTICK OF KI.KCTION Whrfi-a« th« Icstilatur* of ISIS, under the ronatltulltrn of ^SS6, of th* ttatw of Floride, i t t h r e w twint rceolution« propothrr emwnitmcnti—ro the contlUulion of ih* «tele of Floride, end tha tem o w*r* e|fc*d to by e volo of thrcw-flfthe of ell th a member* cfcctnl to each hou**; that tha vote# on «eld joint reeolutiuna wera cnicred ppon ihcir rr*pcctiv* Journale, with th a yre* and ney* thxrcon. and they did d eter­ mine and direct th at lb* earn* joint resolu­ tion« b* submitted to the electors of tha Mata at tb * general election In November. »-anttaujd,v.'"TlUi -Onor rwax'^hllloctast op«*rrirnr--mitsefcsair.— JT -gfRttce'Tvw vtucod m e the room was unoccupied, clusion—the tint mate -was not on Inch by Inch across ttlo floor, my feet" ' CHAPTER XIII. board; tie was ashore with the boat tangle.i hi the rug. Neither could party, ami Henley was entirely alone, strike nor kick. Tablaa Turned. I wys weaponless LA U GH ED, but without paying tie had tnkou advantage o f the oppor­ and 1 dare nut release Ills arms fur him the compliment of looking ut tunity. Hut what could I do? If I Year he might po.sn««* a gun. Hut' I broke down the door Into Ids cuhhi the nmtingcd to swing him sideways, the hltu. ■ •*ljow long?” "OU, seek, eigh t year " “Then you ca n tell me if he Is rcul ly Judge H enley’s son?" ”Oui. m’sleur: ’tls sure I can I hav’ been with heem there, " Ida brown tiand outstretched landwnrd. "w h ere w e ' got you. hey, many the time: tresldes. the Judge lie bueli mi xbt sheep Of course he was son; why y'ou think n o t?" "I am beginning to believe I do not know very much alsuit II. HroiiKsanl.” I explained brh'lly. moving aside to the rail. " I ca m e down south with another story pumped Into me. th at's oil." . “ And xe young w o m an ." he porslstjcd. following mo closely, "w h y she «(torn would tilad tho defendant; Therefore, you. J. W. Harper sr* Hamby ordered to appear to the bill of co m p itisi. In this ( h i m on Monday, the 7th any of September, A. I). IS It, the asme being s ■tuie day In tbia Court. ll ia further ordered that this no tiro bo published in tha Sanford Herald, a news­ paper published in Seminole county, F lo r­ ida. <mre a week for five consecutive week*. Witness, V. A. P p u rts*., rierk of tha said Court, and the w-al thereof this 31st day of July. A. D. Ik I. , K. A. DOUG LA AS,' Clerk Cirrult Court, Serrinote Co., Flo rid a. I (VO-T u**-5tc movements so quick and unexpected as to put tne on the defensive. 1 could only hold tight, braced for the strain . Possibly, m en now I tvnh under survelllnnce. T h e negro had left the cabin, j knew, hut where was 'H e r m a n ? Ilroutumrd was In ch arge of the dock, and lienee this would las t h e first mate's watch bqlmv. Impressed with this d|sconeertlng thought. I em erged again Into the main cnlilu The staten>um doors were all- clwuil. and I had to guess whloh was the Herman's. I was sure, however, that llroussard occupied the drat on the port side. I had heard him open Hint door whllo talking to tho steward, and It was highly proha hie tho Unit mate had the apartm ent oppo­ site. Ju d g in g from the position of tho doors, th ese would M? larger thtpi the “Ortyf sluteroom», ami If Herman wan . tu - t l ^ r e u l navigator of thel>bat he would til re good (jun rt era. 1 listened at tho door, but heard nothing, then, rendered desperate by tho ili>!;ty__tried thrwktioh- ln ii hinulrfri f e e t o f tho »lioro. I sauntored forwim l townrd tiio brltlßf», nlnilns t« oxclinnRo irrwtliiRH vvllli , I,,. crvolc mnte. Urounjwml wn» not n »inii to expect fnvore frum, nml 1 hml lifitffd hlrn wlth^tho timt KUmpne 0f hl* fure.-yet hc poswttuwl hls raclnl char*CtCTli*tK’ <>f Impuki*-* vqw"«»«?» W ill was tim* far rnoro nppronchutilq than tiie uni IT Germ an timt «.Heer, Per* haps lf hc belleved me an ucvomplleo ho tiilcht he led to tolk •How yon coni' on xo deck, ni'slcurr“-* hls eyes eye« thronten ln *^ ;_ ‘:L be naked, nsketl, his thought you down below, locked In nil .ffght“ *acd he- waved an expressive hand nft. the hitler PAGE SEVEN T H E SANFORD HERALD . AUGUST 25, 1M4 dare nut speak ; bound?” V .■ ( “Y«t; SpfinUb llouduraa. We nro loaded with-munition« ¿f war.” I laugb- ^ n msnernl down . . . . S 5 .. . Stere! 1 had to piay a part Tint you received my note?" "Yea, nud It helitctl mo wonderfully, although even then 1 scarcely compri»betuled whyTHI this pretense wan neccsKnrj . Surely you dp not .belleve Ibi« mail It Philip Henley, th a t-th a t 1 h ave told you « it»»?" _, "Nq, I do u o t " I answered earnestly. "B u t be .ban showtl me evldenvv o f biff Identity wliTCb' wotild have convinced me tinder other* iTrc timet » nee»—lettera und jilctyrea. 1 will ahow them to you. Ytfu, end verh ol you err hvreby noUBeil end requlrvd to p r o t e l eny risiiti« end ‘Ir­ meli di wblrh ywu. or rliti *,’ „et h it» sfelnat ibi* »»liti1 of J. S Moorr. dr* rretrd , letr ol Svmlnolr County, Floride, lo (hr undrrrignrd ad mini»! retri* ol «eld r*tet*. »iihln t « o y r ir i irom th " det» herriif Usir.l Julv 2 - f l . A II HI TU »S-Turs-Sir In l'M4 t. M t u IR E . Admlnlelretrie. Cesrl ef thè t i n n i i J u d fr, t'o n n lj, (ite le .o f F le rld e In te B itste.o l W. H. UndeTwood- Memlnul* » • To eli Creditore, l-egete*«, Dlelrlbuteee end ili Persona havin* CUime or Deroende eielnet u ld B etlle'. • * Yop, edd eerh of you. «re hereby notined enti f-'iutted to prr»rnt eny rleittis and deirande »hlth you or elther of you may hav„' eralnal ine e*t«te of W. 1f. Unders ood J r r t i > t ‘l. late of Semlnole County. Florida, tn ibe Underslgned adminlMratris o( ìrt «¡tale, wiihtn 1*0 yeor* from thè dei* hereof ad July »U n. Deted Julj *«tn, f l t h . A i> l> iI9 Mr*. E M IL Y J. ONDE It WOOD, 95-Tues-»tc Aduilnletretrie. Nelle« ef A«el|r«lion fer Tel IJeed Under jfertlen ■ ef Chapter 4>as, L««rai*f FierNotice te hereby* given liyil D. f>. tienlel. purrheeer ol Tea CertJflcet* No. 3167, dated th* 3rd dey l>f April, A. t>. 1633. he* Aled «aid certificate to my office, and haa made application (or (as deed to Iuue In accordent* »Uh' law. Seid, certificete em­ breen the following dMiri bed nreperly •Ituatrd situated in Femlnol* county. Florida, ' to- Si«ty-twn (621. Slety-fnur J * t ) and the •nuth halt of i.ot Slaty (60), and Lot» T h irty-tw o A. and Ten A, *» per plat of iTIery l*elta. reeorded In the public records ol ( ‘range county, of whirh th* county of Seminole s e e formerly a part. GEORGE N. Ill GUY. Special M aster, A>.( l 131 I, I UO-Tues-ftlr NOTICE OF SALE Notire l> hereby given that under and by •irtur of * final decree of tdreeloaure and •ale made on the 20th dav of June, 1»|4 l»v l he llonorslde Jam es W. Perkin», Judge of the (Trrttll Court. Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit nf the «tale of Florida, in rhanrery sit­ ting, in th at rertaid cause therein pending, «»herein W. J. Thigpen 1» complainant, and Ja y A. Einstein Is defendant, 1 «ball »flee tor sale ami sell to the hlgbesj bidder tor cash, belore the door of the court house in Ssnlord, Seminole county, Florida, on Monday, the 7th day of September, 1 » !4 , the same Irelng a legal -ale* day. and dur­ ing the legal hours ol sale, the property describe*»-fn- tbiv Deal dcrrrw as (allows, towit * !«**ta Twenty-four (24), Twenly-flv* (2 5 ), and Forty-seven ((7 ), of the Flotilla l.and a Colon i r a t inn Company's Celery l*lantatlon, situated In Seminole county, Florida, es ier plat therenf duly recorded in thp pubc records of Orange county, of which th* county of Saminole was formeriy a p art. f v (jE O ItO E N-.IUGHY. ' Aug. 4, 1914. 100-Tuea-Stc * Special M u te r. » NOTICE OF HALE Notice is hereby given that under and hy virtue ‘ol e final «terree ot foreclosure en»1 sale made on the 20th day ot Ju n e, A l> 1914, by t he Honorable l i n n W. iVrkln*. Judge of the Circuit Court, Sev­ enth Judicial Circuit, Seminole C ounty, Florid*,- In chancery. In that certain cause thrrein pending wherein, W. J. Iliil, trustee lo r W. Cs Hill, is complainant, and John W. T ip ton , huaband ol Amanda I . T ip ton , and alt unknown heirs, devi***«,- legatee* and grantees ol Amanda 1- Tipton, de­ ceased. ar* defehdanta, 1 shall oiler tor eat* and sell to th* highest bidder tor each, be­ fore th * door at the court houee, in San­ ford. Brininole rounty, Klorlda.-on M onday, the 7th day ol September, 1914. th* asm * being a legal eslts day, and within th * legal hour* ol sate, th* property described In the final'decree «■ follows, situated In the coun­ ty of Raminole and the state of Florida, to-wit Th* weet one-halt of a ten acre tract ot land, described as follows, beginning at a stake at ending on thw'north side ot First street, road, said stake Jteing locatesi 71 rhalo* ami 97 link*, west ot the east line ql intersection ot Holly avenue end First street of the town ot Bantord, and th irty Icet north of central lino at eald First atreet, end running thence weet along the north eld* of First street, run ten chain* to a •takt, thence north' ts ■ chain* U ^ jE 'etak *. thence *agt t*n chair a I i a stake, thence emith tfn khainx to point ot beginning, containing) five arr*a ol land. * C EO HOE N. lU G R Y . / ' : ; Speriti M aster. August 4, 1914. . wit: Lot n », , . ■JHock K, Auffa'* H in ef Oviedo. . t00-T u c*-5le tb e .dda t« Pt The ___ eald land land being belli assessed *att the \ N O T IC E GIF OP hTTT h I rF'H HALE certificat* in tho iaauaoxa o( auca cartifirSt* In th* nam* th * Jaatl . ot Unknown U e lrti eald crrUAeat* ahalf Under der olid (ry *virtu* of an execution le­ be redeemed according .tax tl*e<j sued o u t o f t be Circuit Court _______ _. ..to. .law. — ---------(or th* Sovft lor 5m xdwaed . tscU* thereon on tb * 3 t* t day Ol Au Ircuit of Florida, In nth h Judicial Ju d icial Circuit in ah'd for guM. A. t). 1914. i ,, , . . . , Orsag* rounty (otR -which Seminal* county . _________ M „ ________________ M , j Witness my. oflleixl signature and **al * a s, JÉL fo rm e rly • p a rt), in 'a esus* therein This th* 28lh day of July, A. IK 1914. pending, wherein Artnour Fertllltee .W orks, (•«al) / E. A. DOUGLA?«. . a corporation, (a plaintiff,/and W. Clerk Circuit /Court, Semlnotgfjo., Fla. ( JK , i* defendant, t have levied uAp o. .aP.aitta, nd / tly J. C. Robert^ D, C f will selH at «ubilec ou tcry *t th» front door 98-ÍI-Tuce , 0 /'“ N { ■ , of th e co u rt (house re* ... In ,Sanford, on _____ . Florid*, , . H * ' Y. D. th* first Monday in September, A. P , 1910, 1916, it bylng tb * 7th d ay ot said month, ith. .during ,durin( Nelle* of Application far. Tes l>**d t'ndei the legal boars ol sale, to th* b!. ‘ best bidder for cash, ah th* right; ' NocUan 6 of f'b ep lcr 4163. Law* of Ft* N oth* la h«T*byjgiv»h that Henry ,Oleen, interest of- th* defendant, W. A. Kitts, J r ., purchaser ol T ax C ettlfleat* No. 2CM9 dated In end tp th at certain, tra c t er p a rc e l.o f th* 2nd day of Ju n e A. l).'1 9 0 2 , has filed land situ ate In Herolnete (formerly Orange) Florida, and mora - pprtiaularly eald O rilA cat* In m r offle*. and has mad# rounty, [Ot* tor «»plication (er T a a l>**d to taau* In accord* daerribed as - follows, to-wili-jlegtnning at tha bridge over tn* ditch) ffh*ra th* north «hr*Sgjtn law. tin* and Union avepua inum ect* with the Said Certifie eytern boundary ot Meli ¡invili* T ra c t T ttU O T S W f 'tS f Ä i's S « e ¡ r p u "• ff. » Survey arid runalag w e t Cor ot NW Ù of SE ) ( I I k 10. Tp *1. K atiíafeo« tb* port tine of Union avenue 250 run fl 1.90 <*h», W 1.54 >he. 9*6>fl* cha, E 1.14 Ifiti »henee ‘ n rih a t i . right“,angle ««Ith st shire, a county assessor ol taxes, a tax collector, a superintendent of public Instruc­ tion and a rounty eurveyor. The term of office of all rounty offhers mentioned in thla section shall be for tour years, except th at of rounty assessor of taxes and county tgx collector, who ahalb be elected for two years until at the general election to be held in the year A. t>. 1916, when and after which they shall,be elected lor a term of four years. Their powers, duties and compensation shell be prescribed by law. The legislature ehatl provide by law for .th e care .and CUS­ tody of ail COonly- funds and »hall provides the method of reportidg and paying out *U ' all- such (unde. ■ Provided, rounty : treasurer* elected tn geo crei election held In 1914 ebeti hold of­ fice lor the term elected. A Jolnl Itrsolullon Proposing on omendment lo Section IS of Artici* IV, of the nmslttutioh of the etofo ol Florid*, reiotlng to th* appointment of rnmraiealonrd officers of th* «tal* militi*. He It resolved by the legislature of thw stele oí Florido: That th* following amendment to Section ^be » rA submitted lo tb* elector« of tha ata te lor adoption or rejection a t'th e n*et general election hereafter; that i* to aay, th at Sec­ tion 16 of A rtici* IV shall he amended s o es to read as fallows: , Section 16. Th* Governor shall appoint all commissioned officer* of th * atat* mltllla. Including tn adjutant general for th* * t* t* . with rank of brigadier general, who shall b* chief ol-staff. Th* duties and-cwmpoaaaUon of all officer« so ‘appointed abati be a* flkad by law . T h * 1er me -ol • files ot all contrai*•toned officer* ot th* otxanlxed militia shell be continuous during th* pleasure of th * Governor; subject to such lavra as may b* enacted by the Uflaletur* providing for th eir retirement for kg* or other caute*. A Jolnl Reselellon Proposing an intendment to S*ction 1 of Anici* V of th* constitution, relating to thé judiciary; II* it resolved by th* legislatura of th * slat* ol Florida: T h at tb * following amendment to Section I *1 Artivie V ot the constitution ia hereby agreed tu ' and ihall be ptopoMd and sub­ mitted to th* »lectora of tha atat* Jo r ap­ proval or rajection at th* n * tt gen eroi elec­ tion h *realt*r, th a l'U lo say, aald section I • of.aald artici* ihall b* amended l a u t « iwotl as follows: Section T. Th* judiáis) power of the *Lal» shell be «rated in a.suprem e court, circu it court*, court ot record of Kecambl* county» criminal court*,- county court*, cou n ty Judge« and juetlcra ol tn* p*ac* and suck other court* or commissions as the legisla-' ture bray (rom tim* to tira* ordain and «*i shllsh The legislatura may prvacrib* th * romp*ns*tion of th* juatlr** and Judge* ol th* **v»ral court*, but no court heretofor* established under th* constitution and law* of Tlorld* shall b* hereby abolished. Th* yot*w cast in compilane* with aald proposed amendment*, and tb * Vanvaa*. declaration* and returns thereof, shall b * subject to th * sam* regulation* and tealrfrtlon* as ar* provided t|y law tor g asarsi elections In th * atat* o f FloridaIn tro lliqony whereof, 1 hay* hereunto a*i my hand and affiled the gloat »»al al tho stat* ol Florida, at TatlahaaaM, tha cap ital, this (he twenty-filth day ol Ju ly, A. I). I »f '1 4‘ , (B**1X H .C L A Y1 ORAWPORD, v n n sru n u i f a si o| beginning, contalBlDg rthur Moore, h t 1rs- Unie** »*ld C trl Kl- ( »u acre* and a fraction. SaM properly of Arthur hfclre. Vat* be redeei redeemed according fo law .'T ax be Inf between r tween Union avenue ami Lake rat* shall shell he .........Issue - - tb rm '— m on t h f 19th day o!(I Mot Monro* in S a * ford, Seminole county. PlorDeed will Upon _mw a* the. property ot IR] (JWT PK . . ( ' IH Ida, " I "and » * « . lari*?! sw VI « «‘ wywn iti» F l WF» September Ai# *■» tK 1*14, Inane m r officiai algnarur« and peti thU W. A. P itts , J r .. (William k1. Putii PllL ------»v-s» and to aatlety sald executfon and costa. llth dsy of Auguat A. I>. 1914. 1 ’ al) E . -A' Cl»rk — tí Douglas*. --T— m , . Furcbaawr to pay for tilt».C. M. 1IANII, Circuit Court. Seipinolo Co. Fi». Sheriff of Seminoia County, Florida. ■04-Tuaa 5tC. Hy J . C. fto b v t». D C. 0 * *# s 100-Ste ■ NO TICE OPHALR-7-----* ----------------* Notice la hereby given th at under and by |a th* C ircuit Cenri* H etealh Judicial C tr. virtue of a final decree *1 foreclosure end rail," Hemleol* C san ty, Fie,ids. In C h aasnte mid* on the 20th day of Jn n *. A. I). - rerr Milling 1114.' by th# Honorable Jam »* W. Perkin*. hfartha Cost Harper, Complainant rm. Judge of th# Circuit Court, Seventh Judi­ C itation cial Circuit. ‘Seminole rounty, Florid», In J. W. H arp er, Defendant rhanrery, In th at pertain cause tbertln Pend­ To J . W - Jtarper, rare R. J . Ueaty, (Iswrgn, ing wherein Jo * Cameron pnd Levtck ONew Y o rk : V 1 * Camtron ar* complainants and Jam es Slg. " I t appearing from the affidavit ef M r*. ereon and Georg* N. Hall are defendant», Martha Cuat Harper, herrín duly filed In I shall offer for sale, and sell to the highest the above pause th at it is the belief of af­ bidder for rash, befor* th o. door of the fiant. th a t the defendant. J . W. H arper I* court house in said flemtPola. county. Flor- a non-resident of th* stale of Florida, and • lia . In the city of. Sanford, on Monday, f W I* now a resident b| th a state oj Naw Y ork, 7th day of Septtfmber. A. D. 1914 flU, residing a l Oswego. N. Y .; that th« saldada-, •am* being a legal an!*» day. and within tendent 1* over tw enty*«»« years «f age: ' the legal hour* of sales the Property- do*:» a n d .th n t there ia qo person In jb e s ta te of cribed in the final deer*» aa follows,'situated Florid*, th e service ot a subpoena upon Secretary pi Stau» 190-Tu**-13tc r*< ' . If You Want ) • ( », ' f t E S Í U . ! \ T O U can get them by ad­ vertising in thia paper. Itreache«’ the best class of people in this community. 4 , VA 7i'’ Y 41" •. % ■ *- L It r ** T S U se Use this paper if .you w ant som e j .of their business. i This P ap er •t » •• k----- * . : - ■r - s 1 ^ H W H ^ m to u -- * 0m �* *• , AUGUST 25" 1914 SANFORD IIERALI) PAGE EIGHT csre on the part of drivers.lt is prob­ able that nothing we can say will have nny offset upon tho .driver* of machines because each individual honestly believes that he is exerdsing' BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS every precaution necessary for the B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N safety of himself and his passengers U P-T O - D A TE ■:- - v r r = YOU A N D M E .“ and it is tho other fellow who takes * t 1 the chances and comes td grief. And » Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Sorlrty Editor", or I then sooner or Inter something goes Phoned to Mrs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203 wrong and the trouble is charged to All Local Advertisement« Under rircumsiatiers over which ho hud no M ra.-Forrest Lake and daughters T h is H ea d in g T IIR fe t/ C E N T S p Annoartcemml control. A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- Line F o r E a c h In scrtW n , Minimum There is no doubt but what every “ HE’LL PRENT 'EM 'V-SD SAYS SAIJNTERER. drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet at tho mer delightfully at Milboro, N. C. C harg e 2 5 C en ts, ♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis­ homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. Wednes­ will spend the m onth-of September FOR SALE aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for the pur in Washington. D. C. 5 When drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in in his ability to handle his car. It ap­ pose of making roses. -This includi« ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom­ Mrs. John,* Preston and little For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park pear# foolish to slow up for n rail­ the rose com m ittee also. Bring a sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. What grandson,' John Jr ., of Jacksonville Ave, ■ 94-lf pair of scissors and a roll of red or road crossing when there j s not n manhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo shot full of hot is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. Walker. 1 train in sight, but the practice js » green crepe papeP. down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ithanautom atieshotgun. IF O R sale or rent.— T.hrce acxiu., good one. Some time one might for­ terrible'and it is not difficult to en­ i—“ An0 LUeu.lM 0g-4te L .-lt -.strsighMl j get to look and tho train would tic thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet - Mr.—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T * K>«rW~h0 em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1! there. -*» A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely. atrut around w(th a chip on our shoul­ your six; und I usually charge extra 109 Mag­ %. It is tho same with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«ju l pther. members der jyid declare flint oar every de­ for work in unusually had my t her in nolia Ave. . 102tf. which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the Woman's Club was held nt hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the daytim e..N ight means when the mand miut be respected. Polhill returned to their home in if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of Mrs. J, T. Brady, Fri­ For Sale-A t a dlscount-^^choUj. B u t when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*. your attention'upon it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par­ ship in Sanford Business Collegp. face with the horror and death a n d 1 "Now be sure to get this straight! the sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for Owner unnblo to US9 it and it will t>© wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat; cousins, who had not seen each traded a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by ■old at a sacrifice. Enquire' Herald tom s Extreme care at all times even to magic, making a fair start on the other for thirty years. O tlke.-103-tf. ~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at Dr. Mason has our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" what m edicinéis F or Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring ifirnU.hp.ahtt nws.rsrlrtwsM— «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in the fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr. affairs of peace we are thankful that think when you pay for the medicine ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in the only.safe course to persue. Tho afternoon passed quickly in war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my Little Miss Olive Renfroe re­ good running shape. Sanford Ma­ pleasant social intercourse; the distry to .picture‘ hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar .' 82-tfci. turned from Richland Saturday. chine A Garngp. ’ of plan» nnd arrangements soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth­ new club home and .enjoy­ Mias Agnes Renfroe accompanied For Sole or Rent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I ment of Mrs. Brady’s charming hos­ the little lady home a^id will remain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. out pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors pitality. Refreshing iced lemonade for an extended visit to* Mr, and 80-tf - gain we arc thankful that war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap was -served throughout tho after­ Mrs. Harvey Renfroe. commodities,, not woth a damn'. . not engulfed us. > For Sale-Orange grovo H acres noon. “ Npw listen, I don't care enough - t J 1 fine hammock land, 130 ncrcN of Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f B ir­ The next meeting will he held at J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to Celery land, one ten acre tract celery mingham. Ala., are tho guests of the home of Mrs. Henry Wight at but little authentic-information as to practice ju s t .for the job. I want pay land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it 3:30. A# members of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn. the progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I Box 1034. 104-8tc. urged to he present and those who the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras. Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over were not present Friday are re­ lacking in information as to the ef-| And th at's not all: you need not For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m from Apopkn Sunday, spending the quested to bring a pair of scissors feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’ m' going to carry your about three miles from the city, day with rorfitives. T>- Cobb Is gradually working his and u roll of green or red crepe this country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''.. nlso two choice city lots. Going way to the top among tho American pa per. It Is not believed th at the doctor Lcaguo sluggers. with whom «ho has been accustomed cheap for-cash or can be purchased E S m'.» A little son arrived a t the hom e' to dealin explains th at the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of • • of .M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell responsible for the tremendous ad­ medical society, because of this jusnerald office. * M usical Evening Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham­ Sunday morning. He will be called vance in foodstuffs. tiflable outburst. Mr. and M rs. W. L. Harvey en­ pions, thinks very well of the Cardi­ » D. P .- J r ., which everyone knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled Being a woman, she naturally does nals’ pitching staff. tertained delightfully with music 1 t Í stands for Daddy’s Pet. • • • In lid, two good wells, located ju*l not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford and song Friday evening at their south of Station 10 on S. & K Hall­ Manager McGraw has become enthu­ homo on the Heights, complimentary allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope that the ci tire ns of Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house. See F. W two by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Logan IJrqwnlce (nee Miss Lillian Gibson) Mahoney nt Fernald’s. 97 -tf knows that on the whole this coun­ minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • • « trombone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240 wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu­ Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- thnt delighted those present. An knows that at this time there is prac­ tions nnd getting pay for their ser­ GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL impromptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to tically nothing being exported und th vices and yet I believe that if the Paul, d e c la r e s ho'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some time with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $ 10. 01). T. H. John­ lie's mother ami fa th er-a t Calhoun, son, Moore's Station. l-2tp and there will not be for many months dty at any time could help the boys In a minor league berth. Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia. _____ ’__ • • • but in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing money at a very trombone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no, hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n number of Mr. Galloway, the genial attache TO R EN T some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office offered as an excuse. For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :» Ah a matter of fact the wompn are Sanford Band than any-sim ilar or­ ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrumental solas, duets, and en­ has returned from bis vnentiun. month. 5 room cottage $12.50, in* r ig h t.‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the south can boast argument as to leading second Back­ semble made the evening hours pass for the famine prices which are being of and y et one hardly ever hears ers. Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer. delightfully. Mr. and Mrs. Har• • • our chitons praise the homo insti­ l-tf demanded on every hand. vtfy's guests were Mr. and Mrs. registered at the Rpbblnj' Nest _____ Jo e Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder, The real truth •of- the matter is tution and they are forced to pay Sunday. It' is understood thnt Mr. Logan, Mr. nnd Mr*. (Jinn, Mr. For rent- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in who was snapped up by tho Cards greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located. A.P. Connelly.* in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instruments and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*. future home in Sanford. 109 Magnolia St. - 102-tf country are alone responsible for the They give monthly concerts in th e months. , . ’ V • • • For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty outrageous .situation, and thoy do park that are greatly enjoyed by Mr P. M. Elder ami Miss Nellie Catrtyrr» Itfturn lea vo on Wediiesdn y for several acres of good hammock land all tiled. not hesitate to demand the shylock’s the home people and the visitors Sherwood Mageo has been doing The Whitner camping party re­ Call or write A. .\J. Tyler. 101-tf pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well at short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs Saturday weeks stay at Daytona Bench. Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refer.« man poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets. evening, “after having, as one mem­ For Rent— Five nere» good celery riflcc. Local grocers tell me that al­ have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho party expressed it “a Daytona Hotrn . i ] land, one and n half miles from San­ ready many of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do­ lies' slugger. Mr. T . J. Miller, accompanied by ford. N. H. Garner. gloriously grand time. All th e, de­ _______ . ; '-.a —q ^ a: 99-8te eliminated sugar and beans and cof­ nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i lights of camp life wert- fully en­ Mrs. Frank Miller anil Mi's. F. J. Bon Johnson will have to hire a few fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their For R en t— Thn » rooms furnished There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to Daytona more lawyers -In order to got Injunc­ joyed. city. The following from the Day­ is a rarity indeed. - < tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon­ for light housokei ping. Also two - Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'an example: landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park “ T h at. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season. viewpoint of the man who is in posavenue. 91-(fr solute conviction thnt camping Via • • • • session. A local pqper quoted one band will return to Ddytona again • Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother, the top notch of summer «port. For Rent Furnished office equip­ dealer to the effect that he made next season wap assured Saturday E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j ped with roll top deal:, office chairs when Commodore C. G. Burgoyne Phillies has formed the habit of steal­ more profit in one week on The goods Daytona. P erson al Mention J -----------V nnd tables. Also a roll top desk, in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner, typewriter desk and ocher equip­ Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd There is a tine moral question inVolw- band th at its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to master la to Isqj-n how to hit a pop fly. . Deane J r . nnd . Leslie Hill were ment for sale or rent. Herald office. little daughter, Olive, returned Sat­ ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and that Commo­ • • • among ‘the Sanford ' folks at (he urday from a pleasant summer trip the case it is probable that no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire 82-tf Th© attendance at the Polo grounds ‘ 1 T ■ -----Beach. ">v to North Carolina. coat, which' will be approximately will be afforded.however. this y ear has not follon off, so there M IS G E L A N E O U S 95,600. ‘ . I Î t ’ * does not seem to he any truth. In re­ ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her Others goingover to the bcaeh Wanted— Plain nnd fancy sewing W honta *k id for a verification of ports that thla is a had year for ths 1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my frienda and-they have my sympathy the statem ent by the Gqtette-News, pastime so fa r as New York Is con­ vacation at D aytora Beach with were Dr. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressmaking of nil kinds. , Last Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast Third street. Mr Mrs. W. P. Caretr. a t flU times- I t U essential th at I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned. and Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a­ M attie Driggers. 99-9tp • • • eland i n ‘with them because I know the report was true and that he had • « honey; Osborn Herndon and- Ralph Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave .nat what day they may be called up- Concluded to make Daytona a. pres­ Moose McCormick, former Ulant, Four Hundred Victo* and hbw manager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-City, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. Carter. pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.' bia records and two J That people of D aytona and thou­ club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon. the wheels go round and all th a t I exchange. €T. M. Berry, *a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of winter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be­ Miss 'Jeannette do Walburg 1» the back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , great generosity low the left temple In a gone against Wanted-Seamstess fur plain feewinq Atlanta. I / /| guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with­ Stone Isl«hd. \\ wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While this la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of . th rir .practice M I know .t k a r the Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the d ly for North Carolina and V ir­ , tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of ginia accompanied by Frank Wood­ /by sympathy for tke doctors of San­ ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*. ford thon 1 givh them the following i \ h - Woodruff. Frank 1Jr . wjil recircular letter ten t out by a doctor A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S [CURBSTONE J * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EVEN THE GATE ; POST NOT IN BICYCLE CORPS OF FRENCH ARMY ÜÍ? I . ** : 1 IT back of San Bhmardlno, Cab. P§B tot it straight In /your ame region thousands of cork nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentleman came to me, the U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í ( .'/ find .th a t »11 humane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely th at a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my year’s dues in the you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, and I was so aaPece/ela t.audr J. • deem to think that he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. The The .Atlanta Constitution «ays; a h d (th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone Ari yon collecting your due» » .i » ' ."Looking at It/rom this anglo thitfe la , , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal Club is a novelty no reason why the Federals should not tip nt night instead'of sleeping, and| indeed nnd certainly m ost refreshing. play good ball this, thelj- first, season j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos­ I paid him .nnd then a/ked hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’ flrst sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league ■. • of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex­ -„ hot air.-prtmifsdu' croas handsomely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at© V “ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event­ will hare to have to"bo recognised." Y call a doctor at night, when if they| were piyitlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ,ually ;• _ •f ' J • * * A r. I had (to To go *fte /literr him, .they would not In r In bgpause th e Jd ta of-paid tip First Game for Giants. | hubdred yards yar ' walk a huhdrea for him, dues looked llke^tho^Jub meant busi­ A1 Daman:« succeeded In gutting th© y> easy to up against the ‘1 nets they would ness and this loolkyl like thoy Thn.chap phono" and-th en'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta and wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t that the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching on new-life an d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can i look'pleasant. I want to talli this bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H eroes it. ivdng It i about i s easy to Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two be pii i- is the timo to do it, different propositions but they «mount j In ,a Ti man In ifcrnford to tho same. — help In tho dork. Art With Deaumont *n T Ja k * Art, former Whit© Box I ' -“ “ " ' “ m puV ' I A ssociativa. (fe « s i : , . ' .' wj. �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 PUBLISHED S E M I -WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — L ife l* VOLUME VI W oith Living SÀ N FORD , FLO RID A , FRIDAV, AUGUST 2* baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111 To Afk For Indictment Washington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u 9:30 Primary school. In the Shack . Department of Justice is receiving 9:30 Main school,' Band of the fol­ i reports every day from its special lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule agents throughout th f country, who ^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in jn y estig-HTon into one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one o recent shaP'p advances in prices drum jind piano. You are welcomed. - j of food staples, and thr-rtrpnrrmm tMr I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng ; evidence in many* places indicates MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela­ ; thnt_there ha» been n well organized tion. This is .the_ first of a U ti*SJ> l . coEaptnreyr ¿timing "reta ilers to hold ten iirrm n n T T n b i dnl i s e rr ri i n f f n f js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out nesday nights arid Sunday mornings. jg of the war period. 3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U. "New Testam ent Books Learned." ¡]j I t U expected . that indictments * fli45 Senior B . Y. P. V. Special , 0 will be asked for in Washington, program* rendered- by the entire t0 Brooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other Union. r. cities. The others have gone out 7:45 Sermon, "T h e Red Light." A ¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have n. clearly violated the law byf con­ T H E R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y P U S H I N G large chorus wffi lead the singing. Electric fans and ice water’. * ig spiring to mnke price« on. account T H E I R W A Y * IN T O G E R M A N Y A*ND y j of the war. The investigation is Always welcome. •’ * G E O R G E H YM AN . j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T IN G S T I F F O P PO S ITIO N . Pastor. Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers, re Many retailers have followed the r- prices set by others, without being The French ministry of war has ill involved directly in an agreement, Received at 2 P, M, • Puri». Aug. 2fi New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an as The reports indicate, however, that Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold­ intrenched. The camp insures in­ formed in Pari«. The men will act as n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enormous pressure. "Most lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters. ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to happens. • — — speak four and so m e'of them seven its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser­ ill stances. The investigation will be vice and are expert horsemen. They &s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the will provide their own uniforms And tie alleged violators of the law punished mounts, but n fund for their main­ lb if it i* possible to g et’ proof of theif tenance in thy field has been raised Jy complicity. publicly. BE HOLD in F R E N C H A R E t^EARFUL A N D H A V E F O R T IF IE D ¿PARIS A G A IN S T A T T A C K now St Petersburg ! lussimi und Aus­ trian armies are engaged in a gen­ erili h iilt| e ulimng the river Seretb Washington. \ug 'J* Japan a d ­ [}„ |Bcm Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in­ Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send army or navy to aid allies of t hut city, nor a t t a c k Austria Wireless ;,i German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown British destroyer sunk the up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign destroyer in the Adriatic. fleet Another say ft the big transport with prisoners, principally Turemt and British soldiers passed Aixla ehupolle today. United States rn v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus­ tria in Tekio. Uncle Stun May O wji Ships Washington. I). |C.. August '.!7{. — Utter demoralization prevails-, among the shipping interests of th e' United States and large business houses who were contemplating the * purchase of ships for the Panama Cahal trade because of the proba­ bility of the l u l l e d Stales govern menl going into the business of 'owning and operating sbi{¿s. President Wilson was so informed today by members of the Senate and b y ,le tte rs and telegrams from firms engaged in the mercantile ma­ rine trade. He discussed the matter with Senators Benjamin F. Shively, . of Indiana; Willard Salisbury, of Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton, of Ohio. Preaident Wilson made it clear to callers th at he is intensely in earnest in his desire to see regular lines of ships established from the* United States to South American ports to take advantage of the present cx( reptionnl opportunity furnished by the European war to capture the 'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the canal. . Relieving that a government own­ ed line would lie the most practical means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice and of obtaining this trade, he . „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct government appro­ priation for the purpose, t .The administration bill will pro. vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested in the m ajority Block of a mercantile ma­ rine corporation which will engage in foreign trade, particularly trade with .S o u th -America.' The company >0 formed would ha in all sompocta similar to the Pannma Railroad and Steam ship Company, which the government owns ‘and which has been engaged in transporting pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e . • t\Var R e rc n s e .T a x Washington, D. C ., Aug. 28, • War revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the government's annual in­ come was considered todny-ut a con­ ference between Secretary of the Treasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end tr Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd Chairman. Simmons of the senate finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood declined tp say how it was'expected to raise U«* additional income but It is understood a tax on tobacco, beer and liquors a n d 'possibly a Anmp tax will he ntrricd out. / . The bill ran be drawn quickly, in the opinion o f' administration lead­ e r s ,,And its introduction is expected to follow immediately a message Bryan Tor Judge <• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY Washington, D. C., Aug.. 28.— such legislation. Senator Nathan P. B ryan of Florida The Evening Worship for judge of tho circuit court of ap­ THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to hoider are glnd to see him in the succeed the late Judge Shelby. That is the program of the Flor­ d ty this week. Dr. Housholder will ida •delegation in both houses of bo, remombered as a beloved pastor congress. and this m orning they held of the M ethodift church several a- meeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the Star in the. evening. Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re­ Wilson for the bench appointment. mains ovef Sunday. If the pastof ahould preach his All members' of the Florida delega­ tion were present with the exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the of Congressman L'Engle. Sou l." • First Annual Statement Shows a Large Balance in Treasury lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to May 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which amount the sum of $2,150 was col­ New York, Aug. 28 lected from - March 1 to May 1. hurg-American Granfiti The financial report shows total re­ bears for sea. ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse­ ment* of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal­ Summary of War Today ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of The French and British armies on u lint tie line LVill miles across still the department. are strenuously opposing the ad­ vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM, the French frontier. Tho British apparently the French, troop» in tho trobps are reported to bo occupy­ Voagea district havd resumed the ing a strong position and are •sup­ offensive and* have forced the Ger­ ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet flanks. side. While the -Germans have occu­ Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin, pied th e French cities of Lille, V al­ Sir William Edward Goschon, in an p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber e n c ie n n e s and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov­ credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernment i n , the form of a white of maintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way of his interview with the German Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira Von Jagpw ,.antl the Imperial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t'th e time of the British ultimatum, demanding that Ger-, many .should cease v ioletlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fco h m ii. 10. the official report. Herr Von Jagow de­ plored the step which' Great Britain, wan. about to take, as he saw the end of his policy and th a fth e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been to make friend» with Great Britain and then through Great» Britain to get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Imperial Chancellor was taken aback.* He declared that Great Britain's action wns terrible to a degree and- declared that h^s policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tumbled down |lku a house of cards/' Ho y *j J ö gR. iïYl held Great Britain responsible for all th e ierfihlo evontk th at might happen and asked if <the British Government had thought ,nt what p riff the '.compact to defend Bel­ gium's neutrality would be kept. fi|jf I'r mfiaf 1 utfjM * 1 T h f French commander-in-chief, n>i I General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton i f to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French, *« commander of the British forces, f* V 1 1Hip flays high tribute to tho valor of IM r I ‘ IA 1 4 k? H the British army, which, he says, I _ mELi "did not. hesitate hut threw its V - i whole strength against •forces of ¿ /X T ,. r ----- « f c a . gréai numerical superiority It Is reported that British mar­ • I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.' ines have occupied. Ostend to pre­ vent th e. Germans from getting a foothold on the English Channel. tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn The German steamer Kaiser Wil­ personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a was little thought th at in a few months' time these rulers would give the won British' cruiser 'off the W est Coast of Africa. Vn Two Big Men of the War And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of Accidents that May Be Fatal. Wednesday afternoon am the (axce i at- Zachnt>-,« ” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33 close. tlaarn .hlT'thk* day t h,. t ,p ■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “ bursted without a m om ent's warn- * ing and the boiler and brick founda-. rion and various ■p a r t s 'of the en­ gine were hlowp a number of feet through the air; The sawyer, W. D. Sirjitli and the lumber inspector, Mr. Kraehlc and the negro fireman McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and M f. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries. The accident occurred ju st after Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in with the A. C. L. train and the boiler was thrown over one of .the freight mrs parts of the debris striking one car and alm ost demol­ ishing it. The flying brick« struck MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone hnd struck his engine, but fortunate­ ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . • enough to escape the brunt of the Tailing »bower from the ji oiler, N'o reason can .be assigned for the accident which will cause the mill to close down several weeks for re­ pairs. The explosion /throw the village of Markham into a fever of excite­ ment and physicians were rushed to the scene of the accident a t once, giving the Injured attention^ while others dug iflto the ruins looking for more victims. U l fighting period was 7,168 datys; loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money $6.250,000,000. • *“ The Crlmrun war began in 1653 and ended in 1856. It Was under-, taken by England, France, Sardinia and Turkey, In support of the Sul­ tan ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia from obtaining a .maritim e outlet from the Black Sea to tho Mediter­ ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi.. Tho British loas was. 24,000; the French loss was 63,000; the Rus­ sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money cost, $1,526,000,000. The American civil war lasted . from 1861 to 1865. its result was the abolition of slavery and a more jierfect union of the states. The first--battle was at Bull R un-in Vir­ ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender in 1865 at Appomattox in tho same state. Number of day», 1,468; Ion of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000. V The wax between Francd and G fr-/ y j fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye» la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The war'between.Rural« and Tnrkoy, 1877: 78, covered 456, d^tya; loss of life, 180,000; cost in money $165,000,000. < ’ ' ( . The Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life 9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great Britain|y $1,000.000,000. ’ f The war between Russia apd Ja pnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss ofiH/e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in.m oney, $2,260.000,000. The Balkan war ngainrt Turkey, 1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss o f life, 145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000. Spedai B. P* y . Program „ T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t in charge of ‘the chairman of , the missionary committee nnd (he Bible TVrd<, ~>. hr-tjer r.r4i ^ s n i r 7 ' ow n ­ ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a special program nnd urge that all members will bo present promptly at 6:45. Visitors Are always wel­ come. : . Birthday Parly Joh n Garing entertained -quite a number of his little friends Wednes­ day afternoon at his home, in honor of his seventh birthday. Games were enjoyed nnd after refreshments were served all left hoping John would have many more hnppy birth­ days. • *», • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc9c4f8bc9acf721dd8baf2a6b25f875.pdf 412e8000f496fcb21a01fa408ee9f069 PDF Text Text �tTT ■ P,If, ~ ■ *1/ 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 D SEMI-WEEKLY THE SANFORD HE ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — L ife la W oith Living ----:—r— ■■11 VOLUME VI SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1914 NO 1 GERMANY D EFEA TS A LLIE S LATEST WAR BULLETINS FINK P R IZ E! FO R RACES T H E F IR S T B A TTLE OF Q R E A T W A R FAVORA BLE TO T H E GERAMARMY Contest Over Nenaiorshlp GOV. REDUCES MILLAGE Atlanta, Aug. 26.— N ext In inter* terest to the race between Senator Hoke Smith and ex-Gov. Joe Brown, which resulle<i~in the defe^ of the latter by an overwhelming major* • * * ity. was tlie rare for rite short Iwrih' Tallahassee, Fla., Aug. 25.— For senatorship to til! out the unexpired some weeks Governor Park Tram ­ term of the Ute Senator A. Q. B a­ mell has been gathreing information •~ v i ^It*, rwUl. . a u t ¡1 th e races, u n l i r l s e n t to other iuu. may -determ ine what relt seemed-zL.: -.tta : :U . r .- s t c o r ^ j^ otfiec a s soomw'rectíbrptWwwWír tHwl'ry;?ljtinr+fTr_rTh tíj|tj u!ii Orlando cLou tr atayrhe* could make in the to make arrangements some weeks| AutompbBe AaSociaJúL_______ state tax millage for_Llui_Ik 1A ■a w — Lhe race but with 146 out of the 148 ago for this service hut were unable { lu,xpTewr'-the- r r r e ^ t ‘tor-rm # scssmont. T h e Governor abou t.ah», j countjes in the sta te heard from to do so antf now that this great Messrs. Chas. F. (Burgman, a c t­ first of August was satisfied he G overnor. Slaton carried fifty-two news gathering force is able to send ing president of the Seabreeze Qhamcould make a reduction of one and counties with 137 convention votes; the news The Herald will bo Idled ber of Commerce, ar.d J, J . Bishop a half mills in the pension tax and Congressman Thomas W. Hardwick, with nil the latest dispatches ‘and of Seabreeze sper Inst night in the so ordered, but to determine whether forty-eigh counties with 126 votes, for the benefit of the readers the city, arriving a b u t 5:80, nnd will or not still further reduction of the and Thomas S. Felder, thirty-six latest bulletins will bo placed on lenve at 6 iiY|„. t this morning, stac millage could be made it waa * counties with eighty-fivo votes. The the bulletin board on the days when They brought w necessary for the Governor to take cm from Sencandidate reeiving the ..nomination the papers arc not published, ( breeze three of < further time to gather more definite,. /N. 4-Z i¡ tdsomc silver must secure 1K7 -votes in the con­ On Tuesdays and Fridays the ,.Uj,a t|lltl w.|( |data from a largo number of the tax . • - f:iJ -ded to winvention. G. P. Hutchens carried news fresh from the wipes will b e , tiers of tin- aufi, assessors. He asked tho assessor* ind also the (Special to The Herald. nine counties with twenty votes. t h e l a t e s t b y w ir e given in The Hernld and afterward 1 first prize iyi fbr this information and now since boat regatta The f. Paris. Fran Aug J. It. Cooper failed to receive pluto t tie bulletin board. On otlu-r which will receiving accurate information from mi* lialifuz uili. ml >.1nifoiiiieeinent wns rality in any county. days the tiejvs will be placed o n -the river on Lata>S?ECIA1, DISPATCHES TO lowing i pructioully all of the counties, tho made here today In tin* Congressional contest rebulletin right from the wire« so Governor has reached tho conclu­ A total of - v THE 11KRAI.D FROM THE «Iver cups "T h e great buttle between 1be turns indicate the ro-nominntion of tlmt- the people of Sunfor.d can learn will be ufierct! sion th a t acting within his discretion . itomobtie flELD OF BATTLE UKgreater part of .the forces of Eng­ 10 of the 12 representatives. C. L. all' that U transpiring in the .g reat races, and either to lower tho state millage, ho will .three here land and France against the hulk of B artlett, who did not seek renomRECEIVED AT 1 :3t> . war drama in Europe almost as soon last night »is wi ll reduce the said stato millage of winning. the German army which began Sat­ i tin tion in the Sixth D istrict, will lip P. M . TODAY as it happens. sew n and one half rpjlls an fixed They an* all rnucl •.. than the urday continue* today. — succeeded by Walter Wise, who •^.<1 All wr ask in return is thnt yotTf prlz<- ‘ offered in lite* 1ourt h of Ju ly by law _to five and onto hnlf mills The mission of fhc "English and was unopposed. Curl Vinsrn i* will patronize your home paper more ruc,.. nnd are beanti! ill V engraved. THIS SERVICE IS AT LEAST FIVE for the assessment of 1914, and has ! the French i* t.• bold virtually the leading a field of four In the Tenth freely and if you are not already a The. Will 1.. taken Im «t to Sean o t Its AHEAD OF ANY OTHER made proper orders. covemig said entire German army in Belgium District to succeed Hardwick. subscriber this feature alone ‘should breeze t tils ritorni hü at. T photoF APER TH AT IS CIRCUtwo mills reduction. , while our Ru-sian a tlies pursue It remain/ (or the convention to m make you one, The Herald is hen FATED IN SANFORD The effect of'the order of Govern­ 1 -n t 1 it cuts Mia he made Ilnur «in n u v - in i l|.i ,-ast decide tin* senatorial contest, nnd to give you the news and there n for or Trammell in reducing tho millago . ibt.. .tin. III till* pat* s of tinLONDON.2 |> m Reported Kaiae- "T h e Kii'- .n* occupy territory this will revive memgries of old no twice a week paper in the I'oun aUt .ipi r xxl .. h thi*\ » ill 1■*U)laced is that the umount of taxoa which rr's arm) In fresh attack reached fifty miles wid** on tlie German times in Georgia when politics was will he paid for 1914 will tic nearly try that gives the readers t hi* news on •\In Ut 111•rt in Del.atid Monday entrenched lines **f the .lilies and frontier 1more lurid than in recent years. six hundred thousand dollars less fresh from the wires in the style of and I' n•-•Ia San ford U. irtwday are no w- shelling French and British " Aft. r a great \ n t ory . t he Se - Governor Slaton charged repeatedly • .than would have been collected had The Herald. a n i I liur-xlay. and tiien tifi- ..;ht to pualllons. Report sa )s that lh*' a ir --v a n s are how ready to invade .Un­ during the primary campaign that the Governor allowed the millage Also if the people of Sanford want |Orlando to lie a t ì h e disposal id th e ships are dropping bombs on A nt-1 t ¡un^te*ritory to the north of the Hardwick und Felder w ere' com­ to remain ut seven nnd a half mills. a daily paper this fall nnd wilt s o 1O-I.i ’ 1" \ ’ 11titani .if i \ i i: .n u n MXi r V * bined against him, and if this charge h vr\\ Governor Trarrtmell believes in keep­ Male l heir desire in a substantial til tin- races are run lii'. Russian line on the German Irt’ove* correct Felder's votes will R um ors from Tokio of N a i a l b a t ­ ing taxes us low as reasonably per­ manner the management will give' Mn ally at least a 11o .■i n ..ir h» *. e tle b etw ee n British and G o r ­ frond* r extends from Tilsit to Iver- likely go to Hardwick, and lie will missible considering the neccssar . them the best and most complete been entered tn the t.ihnr Day The German pupu- be the winner over the Governor's man warships. T h e re Is navul actix- burg and Arts cxjienscs of tho state government small daily in the state. All we ask] races, and the entries will two r i jo 1’ By in the Adriatic S e a . G e rm a n # lattoii # evacuating Wilfenberg, *1*t lead in tin* convention . to start , „ with. ., and also think» the taxpayers should is the support and putronuge that ■until Sept l*t. with the proli.i elite h a ie ini ailed O range f r e e S t a le mllei i .ntt hea.it nf Kocnigsburg be­ It may be. however, that the F c l ^ e r j . ^ . ^ rrquirpt, - to ^ BUCtr blgfishould lw* accorded to every - live I that a num ber of i-ther ,a r * .vie be mid South African Po s s e s s l n n s a f en U-. n| tiie arrival of Russian delegates will re.ieni the insinua­ I taxes as to create a large surplus in newspaper. No more and no less. entered . force* froth Poland, » h u h already tion that they are in any way party nn>. fuml which tho Htnt0 wouId another point. Meantime come over to Herald About 1 .'i entrii - art* i m n have« penetrated u considerable <li*- to the deal which has been charged only get n small rate of interest. Square and read the bulb (inn ;» mi t hr* motor urn t nu'«*' ami while talie** toward Snldaii. and will refuse to support Hardwick. ■ — P A R I S , 1:5 0 p. m II I* admitted now save the money t hat you an* is not ex]ii*i ted that il ri V (irei! r r’Another army from the direc­ The uncertainty1 cause« the situa­ ■ here that fighting »ill n o » be on Floridians are Farm ers an* spending for the big i ailles that 'only* will be bri ikl'tl * <11- Wt.1- 1 tion of Sedan has crossed the de­ tion to In* decidedly tense. * * . • I rench soil. T h e allied arm ) »III giving you the news live •our» hi*- Un** prove i m* it the tllii-t . 1h' Washington, D. C., Aug.. 25.—• (, main on the d efen siv e until it partment of Anrdennes and is en­ " hind our hüllet in events nf . hi > v g a ml interest mg There are 322,087 pontons in gaging the German army corps, E n to m b m e n t o f the Pope s e e m s opportune to re s u m e the o f­ . - —*— day Florida th at work for a living and which has been proceeding between fa naître. E x tra ordinary council of | Home, Aug, 25.— The entomb­ The Florida Potato Patrh The motor cycle prizes Mill 139,782 of thdm are employed updn war la being held at the re sid en c e tho river Lessee and the river ment of th e .into Popp Pius X took Washington, I). C., Aug. 25. The cash and u large number ..f ■•i the farm, according to * report Meuse. * of P re s id e n t P o in care. plan* Saturday at sunset,._________ which h ai ju st IkiehMseded by i h i ' Florida Irish potato^ patch contain* ( are ex[>ecied. “ A third army corj»» from the — Witnesses to the ceremony were United States Census Bureau. Of ML de Kverv preparation i- bet 13,000 acres this year and the total '• -V neighborhood of Chi mu y is advanc­ present by invitation, and included the persons engaged in agricultural TO K IO . 2 p m Nothing, regardproduction will lie approximately at thi* h»*uufi tu u <t* *ti ing tn attack (lit* German right be­ diplomatic repfesentatives accorded ittg tho operations of the fleet tin,>f 1lil la r V *•*- r * r'>* *1 * pursuits the bulk of them Aro farm 4 1 tie000 b u s h e l s , according to i tween tin* r i * i*r S.imbre and tin* to the holy see, prelates and mem­ nounced officially. Small ilrlarhtv ! •, 1 i operators and farm laborers. Tho llmates made toda e I lilted ..n t hat In mens i .in’ river Meuse Tins third army is bers of. the Roman aristocracy. • .:i • *»f F re n c h and English in the far farm . operators number 42,188 and S t a t e s t top Reporting Hoard l*li Dax . a nd nut hing isupported by an English army which The body was placed in a crypt ne east received order» do co-operate 1 It* ,1 M il 39,619 *ro men and 2,669 are wom­ condition j^( the crop is 85 per cent done to add to the run. -*t has come from the vicinity of Mons. T h e body wap plmJM in a crypt en. Thero are 78,784 farm labor­ ttol « ith th e J a p a n e s e . ent of the viators of normal and tho price at the pres- joym ! Reports from alL the news agen­ near several o th ers'of the popes. It RO M E, 2 p m— Italy wavers. ent time is averaging around $1.23 from all parts of Florida cies and from the seat of war indi­ lies, in a wood cross on which rests ers In the stale and 66,237 are m ain Allies The Orlando Band lias hee.ii «»n- Germany offered colonics. und 22,547 female*. per bushel.* cate that thftf Gormans are islowly a gold eross. .T h is ip encased in There arc 166 dairy farmers' in ' In Continental United States there gaged to furnish music for the *lax I...M out bait of provinces in Aus- but-' surely pushing back the com­ zinc and finally in an oak cqs^et. In.v. tho state and they employ 243 laare 3,708,000 aertrs planted to this and there, will not be a dm. tnoti.. bined French and English forces. On the casket is the inscription*. and V Ii P E T E R SB U R G l 30 p m 4 foremen. There are product’ and this year’s production during the day or until a ‘te * " Whether this is a ruse on tho part Hero lies the hotly of I ope Pius also 237 persons in the state whose I »>» R u ssian Armies jo in in E a s t is estimated at 3fiH.fi14.000 bushels at night, the cnlerUtnmeti* J ..- .* id the allies to get the Germans on X , born June 2. 1835; died August I’russia. Cznr Nicholas at fronl to principal source of income is Tfrom by the Federal Department of Agri- with a big ball -Orlando cniic. a battleground more suitable for 20. 1 9 1 4 " i■ > iii a rm y -lin e of four million men. stock raising. The number of cow coltun- This year’» crop will ex­ combined action or one that husi 1 he snond line of four million more boys and sheep herders in this stato ceed the average crop of the past PI.KNTV OF TO! Id's I * been mined' is not known, but in­ Rousing Meeting o f K. of P's. five years by approximately 4.000,Jacksonville. Aug. 2 1 .-"Indications mi» completely mobilize*. is 109. • '-.•*, less this is the case there is no room Members of Phoenix Lodge No. 6, In tb<: entire United Stated there 000 bushels. The nation’s produr- are that the forthcoming tourist sen to doubt thut during the past two tion last year was* 331,625,000 bush- son will be Florida's greatest.- wid days of fighting the Germans have K. of P., who were not present at *r<rirL580,270 persons over 1® years •Special to tho Herald) the labt meeting, '.held Aug. 11th, of age and 38,167.336, or 68 per^ els, was. produced or) 3,668.000 the muntfgfcr of one of the large hoLondon. Aug. 25.— Officially un- had the best of the argument and missed one of the greatest meetings cent of .this number aro engaged In acrca of land and -sold for $ 2 2 r ^ tel* here today. nt every point the allied forces have nouncc4 Namur fallen, defeat of ever held in the Castle Hall. A gainful occupations. Of tye gain­ 903,000, or un average of 90 ceAts "W e are receiving more inquiries broken ground and fallen back. allies admitted. per bushel. - * than usual." he continued, "and our Military authorities state that largo number of Knights were pres­ fully occupied, 12,669,203, or 83 ent, including several visiting per cent are engaged in agriculture. hotel is making preparations for a i’uriH, i Aug. 26.— French war of­ the allies arc merely trying to hold Knights and many matters of im­ There aro £,866,00*0 farm operator* Big Sweet Potatoes big »cnaon." While the opening of the fice nltidally uniiouneas French nnd tho Germans in check long enough portance were passed upon, while in the nation and they employ Sanford-lands raUo anything, a n d . '“>ason' or tl,° Ume * ho" th,° lOU! ‘ English defeat. Casualties not given for the Russians to get into German many others had to lay ever for 5,976,000 laborers. . territory and that the allies will everything and*ju st at this tim e_pf is‘8 «•"** " t . » ^ a lly depends as yet S consideration nt the next meeting. ■ “‘■upon the condition of the weather tn then smite the Teutons hip and the year sweet potatoes run to big Great interest is being taken in these »item, -D. H. C. Rabun, who owns tho North, we have every reason to Lomloti, Aug. 25.— Thirty thou- thigh and make the Kaiser come Rules for Auto R arfS meetings, and the lively and ani­ believe thut the visitors will arrive to terms ut once, thus settling whnt ittacking M alin «, A fine place on tho west side of.town sa nd G c ^ a ns atta In connection with the L a b o r. ’/ mated discussions indulged in have * and believes in raising a general earlier the coming season than ever thirteen t from Antwerp. Dcs- otherwise might lie several yours Day celebration being hold by tho fighting a n d , much hardship and developed abounding enthusiasm. crop of food stuffs to offset tho high'(before. The European fields are clos­ patch say Daytona Beach and Seabreeze Cham­ ■ The deep rooted principles of ed to the tourists, and as Florida J * suffering and untold loss of lives. coat of living brought in two sweet Hon of foi Pythianism are manifested on ev­ ber of Commerce on Daytona Beech . tho next most inviting field, they are potatoes to The Herald office last ery hand, and tho future, unlimited Sep't. 7th, theMOrlando Automobile Saturday that weighed 12 H pounds going to cortje here. Florfdni being success of I’hosnlx Lodge, No. 5 is Association will hold the following and they wore fine specimens. Two stimulating to all channels of busi­ automobile race* on that day: unquestioned. . * ness. In BYdrr-tw en ter tain the visi­ prominent Kentucky gentlemen vis­ 6 mile race for .cars under 230 cu Anither rousing meeting Is an­ tors. thousands of additional pound)* iting the city happened to see them ticipated tonight. Every member inches piston displacement. of tneiYii, more groceries, pud, •in and would not bolievc that they 10 mito race for cars under 230 cu should be present. Visiting Knights fact, all of the necessaries of life will were sweet potatoes. . The editor inrhes piston displacement. are cordially welcome1. be needed. Florida is going to reap a gave them one and told them how to 20 mile Tace for cars under 230 cu . rich harvest this winter, and we all slice the big potato and have it Sincetilicrs Will Entertain inches piston displacement. « want to be prepared to create otir fried for their breakfast at the San­ 6 mile race for cars over 230 cu visitor» The Daytona Lodge of Mnccahee* best impression when the ford House. We have not heard how hue sent out invitations to Now inches piston displacement. * ~ ____ they enjoyed it but if it was any­ arrive." Srayrita, DeLand and Sanford lodge* 10 mile race for cars over 230 cu Tough on Nowspapess thing Jlke as good as the one we to jo in them in the big event nt Inches piston displacement. During tho past few days this of­ lu»d it aertaihly -made the K entuck­ Daytona 'R each on Labor Day. 21) mile race for cars over ¿30 cu fice has received letter» from all the 4 rians wish they lived in Florida There will be''race*, game« und other Inches piston displacement.' where they sou)d cat big sweet po­ wholesale paper houses with which form» of amusement. Large handsome silvor cups are tatoes in.spite of the fact th at war wo do business, withdrawing prices ^flered as prizes for the winners of 1» going on in Europe. Ju st now on at) paper stock. 'Raises havo Tho Apple crop will probably be these race* and several prize* will be •weet potatoes arp bringing fiO cent* been made in the prices of every­ the largest in the history of tho. in­ hung up by the different accessory thing. but . no , figures are given. •P*r peck at the grocery-stores. dustry in tho UnfedSUteswithth houses throughout the state. * t ’ ' EVery oKlcr sent in 'is now subject possible exception of the rfop garberò The entry fee lor each race will be t In a Russian invasion of Auartian to the w iees in force on the day the in lHj)6. J n lieu of exporting the 3,- 92 nnd same should be In the hands territory the Jew s will be tho special order i f received and it will bo im ­ OOO.OfJO barrels which undrr natural of L. B . Fort, See., Orlando, Fla., «.aufferers, -because of. the Jewish cojn- possible for the newspapers of ¿hi* conditions would be sent to Great- not .later than Sept. 3rd. munitiea that are huddled on both country to hold out much longer B ritain and Europe not moru than Signed * • • •<v, X side* o( the frontier. Many of the a t ‘ tho proient current price* for four 7JHucti guns nod tweçtj-four m pPr 0f # ,n0unt ran be .ORLANDO A U TO M O BILE ASS. finest farms In Austria are owned by paper and Job work.— Polk County •Jew s. * .R ^ o rd . Auto mo hile nnd >ulnr Uoal Karen ** Will lie 11« Event Those will he m misóme prizes the auto ^ co rs wil contend, for at - _ •, j*-,« , ¡ big meet scjitiuled for. LwJSlfc T h e people of Sanford will have r,ay at Daytona i ^ ch tnd thcy the hourly happenings of the great ^ill be on exhibition!!) Orlando the European war by wire and the wires f t ter ,mrt u{ nul't A k( t0 rcmail, The Herald Will Have Thera Every Hour in Fronl of Office Believes in Lower Taxes and No „ Surplus in Ihe^Ticasnry C A S U A L T IE S ARE M A D E K N O W N BUT A R E B E L IE V E D TO H A V E B EE N E N O R M O U S m I u •*x* '.A-t; �AÜGU8T 25,' 1*1« THE SANFORD HERALI7 TAGE TW N O T IC E EA R LY CHURCH HISTORY “Vs Aa I have charge of the builnc*« of the ,T itle Bond & Guarantee d o ., East San­ ford Land League, and (W. A. Whit­ comb, I can be found in the Tax Asfeu * o r’s*Office in the **- court house KÎNG GEORGE INSPECTS AVIATORS SANFORD’S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AND EARLY ' T H O S . K. BATES I From Paper Read »t (ho Method!*! Corner Stone Lajlng Takes Off Freckles, Removes Tan. STRUGGLES OF THE PIONEERS RY A. E. P H IL IP S Dtautlfryourcomplealoa. Get first named being already Howards rid of tho»* freckles. You ran of the Earnest Chapel church. T h e Invest 50c in a jar of W ILbu sin ess.of tho two appointments SCfN’3 FRECKLE CREAM was thereafter conducted in San ­ sm! ttier’ll disappear. Sever« __ •rase» may require l» o jar»—• ford, under tho nnmo of the S a n ­ no more. We positively |iurford and Earnest Chapel Church. antre this, and if your com­ Plans for building s church in plexion isn’t fully raatoredto Sanford were now laid. General its natural beauty, are agree to refund y.mr nonev without afrumept. ' And in addition Saqfprd* had previously donated a W ILSON'S FR EC K L E CREAM la a fine, t , £ lot for tho Methodist church, and rrani toilet cream. Doean’t cause hair to ¿tow, »nd does *|iotitivcly remove TAN an j ■ loft the ch u rch 'to tho official board FR EC K LES. Try U at our riak. Price SOe— of tho Earnest Chapel Church. T h e lent by mall If desired. Mammoth jars 11.00. W ILSON'S PAIR SKIN SOAP 2Sr. Wilson corner of Sixth street and Sanford Freckle Cream Co., Charleatuit, S. C., make it. For aale by ■f - > •' ' m avenue, west side, had been select­ SEMINOLE PHARMACY ~ ed. On this lot- the main body of ---- -------------— ----- ---------- a---------------tho rhurch* building, which has given way for the new, was erected P h o to by A m e ric a n P re e a A ss o c ia tio n . during the years of 1881 nnd 1882. In ¿h e .meantime the mixed S a n • J E M E E E E ^ day school was cpntlnuing- in the rtA- unrn1 frail, the teachers laboring MY SPECIALTIES"— - "M y dcor.V .1 said, “ what in the with their different elements,' som e Ptafcnrd's Hand- Painted China thun—ah, on earth wa*> th stry w »} quite- rvmto.- 4 tr- t ky l l ibie-cia s.s of Gorham's Sterling Silver grown people, taught by tha. super­ were playing?" . "T h at,’ she said, RogAt’ Plated Ware intendent, a few were found whose "W hy, that was 'Home, Sweat Elgin and Waltham Watches under jaw would drop, while th ey • H om e'." \ "Home, Sweet Home," I mur­ looked at the teacher with a blank mured, trying to recover from my stare when asked questions ab o u t ALL GOODS GUARANTEED •* mysUfication.. ".W.ffil, do tell me Abraham, Isaac or Jacob, or Moses and Aaron, or Enoch or Elijah, or what else was all that I heard? "O hl" she answered, "th ose were other old Bible characters, seeming variations!” "A nd what are varia to indicage th at the Sanford mixed tiona?’' I asked, «till in confusion. Sunday school had brought to th eir Plum bin g and “ They," she replied, "ah, used by cars the first mention of these dis­ Gas F ittin g musicians, are digressions, devia­ tinguished ancient gentlemen! The Sunday , school secretary, tions, wanderings, away and hack All Work Receives My Personal again, to keep the real tune from Brother Eiiison White, was a B ap bocoming -monotonous; understand? - tiat,. and. o s cbaraciorulie o f th a Attention And B est KiToçts good people of th at church, devoted " Y c i." l answered, dryly; but Opponilo C llj Hall Telephòn« No 23 • didn't understand. Bless my poor himself faithfully to religious work. unmusical soul, I- thought John H o-sometime* taught the primary Howard Payne had wandered far class ih his efforts to help the work enough away from home when he along, an d -also had some odd ex­ 5CICCT TAMILY HOTEL wrote the old aong— I couldn’t see periences. Teaching the old E le ­ r o n OUFL_ why musicians should wander away mentary Catechism one day he had BO O KLET from the melody, and I could have arrived at the question, "W hat did listened to it to the end of time God do with Adam and Eve when Coot, comfort able a o J modero He turned them out of tho Garden without reaching the monotony. Convenient to slrsmthlp docks. Tills picture showi French troop« preparing to cross a stream. Special sommer rale*. r h o t o b y A m e r ic a n P r e s a « A ita o o u tllo a . " B u t," you ask, "W hdt has all of EdetT?" Now, you more accom ­ . JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA this to do with the history of the plished catechism scholars know tho answer is, "H e sentepeed them t o j M eth o d !«.C h u rch ,in Sanford?" L id era of said corporation, w hether or mrt NOTICE B ro . That, allow me to explain, was, sorrow, pain and death," ft*» capital atorlc of the .aid F . V. D U TTO N . INC., ■bell tie Increased from the sum of Amendment of Articles «I Incorporali.,» of LEGAL ADVERTISING « SANfORDLODGES « •V as promised, a ‘ variation."1• But now White’s class could not answer. Up 111.0 00,00 (o the cum of J 2 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 . Southrrn Produrr Companj Geo. A. D cCotlec, H*r, cornea the history, though other find- down the row the question This is to eertily th at at refular merl­ F . F. D u tto n , I nr. in* of (he stockholders of the Soulhrrn went, and finally landed at George, Hanford L o d g e N o 62, P. a n d A. M. 1 0 3 .Frt O r. variations may follow.'.' * "T ? Produce Company, a corporation nrx«nixad and »xUtlnx under and by virtue of an urchin of probably ten years of In May, 1881. just 33 years ago Communicationevecyfirst and thin! the laws ol the S tate of Florida, due notice N oilrr of Appllratlon for l a s !>»»•!. Und«i havtn* been (tvrn aa required by 1«», last month, a man from Tailshalsee age. "W h at did He do with them, Thursdays at 7:3*0.Visiting brethren Hsctlos * b t C hsplrr O i l , Law* of Florida th at Is by publication and tha usual no. > , came down to Sanford prospecting George?’’ asked the teacher. " S lr i" welcome. N stln t t* hrr»by xtv*n th at O. II. F rfis lice by mail to each and every .toekholdrr, purchaser nl Tax O rilffi-at* No. 107T ,dil»'l s ta tin i therein that at the regular merlin, answered George, who hsd not i>a!d O .X . Taylor' F. L.Miller "If you move to Sanford." aSJl Ih» 3rd day gl Ja n » A. IL, 1912, ha» fll»d to be held on June Sth. I9 | t. the matter any attention until that moment.aald fvrtiffrat» Irr my nffir». and Las mad* ol amendment ol th* Article* ot incur a lady of Judge J. Wofford Tucker’s Secretary, m VV. Mr application lor ta x dr*d I d issu» in afford- poration would be considered, by a vote of family,. "W e shall have you to or­ "W hat did God do with Adam and anr« »Ith law Salt! •«•Mlflcat* n n iir s r u th* t h* entire stock It was deemed »spedirei following d**rr!bed proprrjy situated In Som- to amend Articles 111 and IX at the Char Eve whon He turned them out of. ganize a Sunday school In Sanford. Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. * Inni» founty, Florida, to-w lt:ll*x. IMt S nl ter. ol the said Hnuthrrn Produce Company , « WM.- r-— - —----- 11 30. run K. 2.11 It in the manner as berrrnaftrc *tatr-l, torre "N o Sunday school In Sanford?" the Garden pf EdenT” repeated the Meets every second and fourth Thurs­ lore notice I, hereby liven that the South­ teacher. George's bare leg» and feo f the Tallahassee man asked. Th* said land b»lnx a»«r»s*d at lb» dal» e rn Produce Company Intends to apply to day in Masonic Hall over the Impc^ia ol tH» Usuine» ol auch rrrtlflcal» In th * nsnis the lion. Park Trammell, tiovrrnor ol Ih» "N o ;" the lady replied, "W e were dirty ns a pig from the' mire,- Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. ol W .-E. L. Hunter TH. Uniras said rortlff. S tato , of Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida, and were in perpetual motion below ra ta shall !*• r*d*»mr.| arvordlng tu law , tax on >h* 18th day of Aucust, A. I>- 1914, lor • have a population of 400 and sev­ J . F. Knrnntz 0 . L. Taylor d»fd will isau« th*r»on oh th* I4 lh day ol Ih» purpo*» of oblaim ni amendments to his bench. He looked down on these j fU nt. A. IL , 1011. eral denominations represented, but •aid Articles II and VI of th» C h a r ts of Secretary High Priest Witness my official slinatur* and aval this tho said Southern Produca Company, t o ' •winging, muddy members as if to no Bundsy school." tbo 12th day of Au*. A. P ., 1914. cad aa follows: draw an inspiration. Suddenly ho ---------. E. A. fiouilava. "A rticle If- For th» purpose ol buylnf, The stranger was a Methodist. looked up. .’’.WellA*-aald-the- wait­ Semlnole*Chaptcr 2, Order Eastern Star Clerk CSrrult Court «»minóle Co., Flo(ida. I 'Hint, e« U r tin e , 'easing, acquiring and (Seal) J . C. Tloberts, D. C. dealing fr agricultui .1 lands and buildings B e came to Sanford the same ing teacher, "w h at else, George, did Meets every Brat apd third Tuesday Fri. **" for the | -nduttion • tre, storage, - . handling month and invested in a commer- God do with Adam and Eve?” In each month. * Everyone who haa seen jiurrh»««* Ia try animila amt Natter of i*ri 4« » r II a« AgrlculiufAl Application for Tai Heed Pndrr kind« »»Í • d al pursuit. Promptly on a Sun; George answ ered' now promptly: hia Star in the E a st arc cordially invited .Section * of Chapter 4M *. I.awa of pr«»<lur t « m kind if f tllii»vra, ma Fiorirla ■I ir*. limrrrU, ahlpptng r h *nr r >, l day afternoon, a mas* meeting- gath­ "H e sent ’em to FlurHdy!" to visit this chnpter. Miai ufftrturr ftrnl drftl in 4II ri*«», io I* Notice Is hereby given th st F F Hutton, ered in an unfinished hall over tho . We laugh; • hut poor George! » r c m i i f r . Aliya E Robbins, Socfy . ft. « « criniti ural pro' purchaser ol T as Certified» Nd. 43*. dated dure »* •! dairy Lu* >•*«■. 1o rlrar land*, new Lefiler block,' a wooden build­ "Flurrldy" must have been hard on the Aral day o| Ju n e, A. 1). 1903, hna filed prrpar«- th»*m for rdltiv* on, and lo plant, enld certificate in my office, and haa made cultiyfti'i and dral In «II n tn n rr of w nli, ing. standing where the present him to make him think that a sen­ Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P . appllratlon for tag deed |o tratiar In hrvrK*tablr«. frultr. nut«, frrr«. brick block, now la at the foot of rordanre with law. Said rertificat» em­ nrac« plitila. or oil airirullura! Meets second and fourth Tuesday», tence to auch a country was equal braces Ihe following described property eq­ d tiry , vrertab)#, nrrhar«! «r.d (ard rn pro­ ffanford avenue. Anything now at- to capital punishment for that guilty Nlstting knights always w elco m e. uated In Seminole county, Florida, Kwwit: duct« ana rcquiiU rt any and every kind* L ot 3 Moses Lyman'e Division, as-re- w hatever.'* ■ tractcd attention In the aettlerrient pair!cuieilwA 1» * *’ * Rub ' H. McLauiln O. J . Mtlloi Book A, page », Orange instruction The corporation «hall have power ii> County rerorda. In those days, and all aorta of people 103-Sl Fri. K . it. and S. . ‘~ C .C . Eiiison White’s name brings to conduct Ita huafnra* In alt It« brenchrs. Tho aald laud being sa»*a»»d a t t h » data have .«in« or more oricr*. in hold, jiurchn*. turned out. So the hall was filled mind an interesting item of. history of th» lu u an rt ol such certificate in the p«»r»ontl u ftm r of Unknown. Unleu said certificate m o rtfaf* and convey r**ai and and aeata were found on rough connected with those pioneer days. »ro|H*rty In Ihe Stale of Florida and ■■ aril «mill be redeemed according to law, tax Sanford Lodge No. 27. L O. O. F, n nil other Hate« and foreign rountrir« lumber, ’goods boxes and nail k'egs. What think ypu, with all our great, |„ drj-d will Is Chci.ll C o art Hevcnih Judicial Ctreali Is 111 Issue issue the therèon on t^ e 's ia t day ot **Article V It Tha highest «mount of in* Auxust A. D. 1914. Meets every Mqnday at 7:30 p. la and For Hoaalaolo C t A l r i Florida. I» The meeting was called to order gushing artesian fountains, and the debtedne«« or liability to which (he torpor«Chancery Wllnew« my official signature and a* lion at any Hme can «uhiert itaelf «hall l KSIa Mr Lucas. Complainant and Judge Tucker, who wae called forceful flow „through out qUy frptn over Imperial Theatre. ma in* aist day of July A II. 1914. Ten Thousand Dollar« (1 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ).” 'n . Cltajlon • feV c „ K. A. DOUGLASS. L. D. Wicker W. J. U r i . urna. Dilrndatil In Wltneea Whereof ti e Southern Tra­ to .the chair, atated the object. the great water tower, when I tell J . W.*0. Singletary Clerk Circuli Court. Seminole Co., Fla. duce Company haa ciu«*<l «hie notice »nd To W. J . M rl.uraa: • . . », . N. G. The Judge wag among his neighbors you that In those early days there certificate to he «igned In T» corporale nim« 99-fit-Frl ° 9 J“ aoh' , , •• U * C’ Whereas s bill ol complain* a* baan Iliad by ita president, and eeiVd with it« f o r * In this cou rt aa abbv* aotlUao. s o , . and haring them as well in hand was no source of .'drinking water in orate real, at(c«t«>d by it« secretary th»« Whereas, d e a r » A- l>*f ‘MA Gate City Camp No. 6, W. O. W 4th da; of Jwty. aa a politician haa his henchmen the town of’ Sanford! There were A. f-7 i t. 1914. 1» . ^ Hemloele and of counsel for c « » p l» l» » n t ¿jW» m»d» 1« Conn of «ha Canate Ja 80 U T 1 IK H N rU O D ITC E C CO M PA N Y affidavit th a t it la tbo belief of affiant that Meets second and fourth Wednesday tha . they quickly organized the pioneer perhaps two or three moderate ai^e In ra Eatata of r taeal) W c . P. S warts. dafrndant. W. J . M cLaca* Amanda L. Tipton President. nights in each month. rraldrnl ol th * alata of Floflda and la a reaSunday school with A. E. Philips, private cistern*, but apart from Lagateea. DUtHbuteas and Ait**l: Idast of a alata Philip A. superintendent; Ellison White, sec­ these and a few rain barrels, empty F. ju Miller J- F. Hoolahan S w atti, Kacrrlary. aiata of Florida, ■nd th at hla roaidanra la . j .1 . “ “r'u *ì.**ln* aglin a or Domandi »T-fft-Frt oMlAst aald E atata! it tba drf.ndnnt la over retary; and Mrs. C. H. Lefiler and half the ‘time, and the other half, Clerk Council Commander it tan, and th a t there it no w -ï*'J!L “ ? d •* Vo“ haraby L otlfl.d ¡rida, th a aarvtcs of 10 ■■ F vial ma and daprraon in tha alata ol Mrs- Chas. Bent teacher«. And full of wlgglatalla and breeding mos* Blt* jrou. of aitbar of you, may In Ibo Circuit Court, Nev-aih Judlrlsl Mrauhpoena upon __ »auld bln»( aaldUnited Brotherhood of Carpenters and per hap« 30 Bunday school scholars, quitqea, there was no drinking water ant, th e re fo r« ^ ou. the aald W. J . McLuras, « • a««»* oí Amanda. L . Tipcall of tha .Slate « { FUrfdo, for Ncmlnelr raquired to appear to tha blU Joiners of Amcrlra Couaty corapowid of big, little, old, young, in Sanford, eacept aa supplied from^ of complaint filad In thin causa.in tha a b o rt 1-1./ .court,' _- on or . _ abefara a_ aa * a_ .a «.a Wilson A Toorarr FcrtliDor Company, Monday, tha 1th male and femal* and of a n y .o r no Ellison White's* deep well on the Sanford Local Union No. 1781 meets _.tilled a corporation of Octob- -, A. f>. U l t i otherwise tba ML religious denomination, were en­ elevatlpn which we now call th ei first and third Thursday night at Datad July 8th. A. Ü. 1914. Alad ayalnat you »HI b* taken aa conFranklin P . Davia. •* . . . . C. M. HAND. Sheriff. Mod. o'clock In the Eagle«' Hall. rolled. A collection followed, and Sanford Heights. To Franklin F . Davis and all persons whom A dm ln lp tg.t., c . T . A. and D. H. N. And think you, It la fu ttb ar ordered th at tbi* natlce.be It may .conrarn: Sunday school llterpture was order­ this was a drittn well, or bored J . W, 0 . Singletary, J. M. Brown, ■bllihed In the Sanford Herald, a urnaYou are heraby regursled to appear in th* abovo entitled cause In which writ of ed. By the time this arrived a well, an artesian well? Nay, verily. Sec'y-Treaa. President iper, publlehed In Her« In d e county, Florattach m en t was faaued on th* ard-wt*« of more- euitable place of meeting had It was at} ofd fashioned dug ouf, a July, 1914, on or bafor* th» rule « ly in September, 1914, th» asm s b*lnf tho 7th been sofured, ..which, was the towq curbed well, yielding pure, cool ' R. P. O. K. Sanford Lodge 1241 day thereof. **»> ^ „ K-A. D O U O LA 93, Tha Sanford Herald (a heraby dealgnaled hall,” a long, crudb room over John water from considerable dtfplh; with Meet firsthand third Wednesday night Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole CoUnty.) aa fha nowapapar in which thla notlea «h»H By J. C. Roberta, ]>, C, Dodd’s store, which is one of the no pump attached, but drawn to nt corner of First St- and Palmetto Aye. ha published one* a week for two consecu­ Serra» A D el'ilt.s, tive months (nlna weeks). old buildings now occupied by the the surface in a bucket! IWJl/, »»a »no R. L. Peck In witness whereof I havo hereunto sat - r O. L. Taylor n » t of BB<* °* ^*'jn**' f°r Complainant au pariena wh.omeorwr Interrat.d In tba above my hand and affixed tha official seal of said W ight Grocery Company, at the aetata or In tha real ealata hereinafter describ­ court thla 3rd day of Ju ly, A. D. 1914. Secrotary Exalted Kuler (Continued In Friday’s Issue) ed. th at on tba 7th day of September A. D. foot of Palmetto avenue. Thla hall E. A. DOUGLASS, la id , Mlcbeal flotundo, adm inistrator, will c , ■_ . _•*-r.k -L^7 *!*“ . Cour,‘ Kovsnth Judicial supplied with common benches, present tn th rj Judge of Seminole County, ClrCircuit, Tho Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior Btnlnol« County. Florid a, a petition now on file In tha C o u n ty and bracket kerosene lamps were) f“ W n U , J - C - llAbcrt.e Da C. Order United American Mechanics Ju d g e1, office, praying that ha may t>* J4; A Uornty for rUInllff* NotJoe le haraby th * t d . H. Ilooker, directed to taka possession of tho lands attached to tho walls for night ser­ F l* r r1-9tc Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, purtbawr of T ea C m itirat* No.lOT». d atej hereinafter doarrlbad a t aaeata of tbo device. The free uift of the MU for d a r of Juae A. D. .. 1*12, hae ftled I cedent1* oetata and th at a Guardian Ad M., In tho City Hall. Visiting brother* tald certificato In ajy elfiro, and haa mado Litem may be appointed to represent the religious purposes was granted by •ÍÍ.V*of Florido BeminoU Connlf welcome- C . H. Smith, Rec. Sec. appllcaUon fog tatd w d lo ivano in accordane* estd Vlttorla Vltlabo, « b e le a minor and 1 HUte wilh Uwr 8*14 fiftiflcau e m b rirrt ih* fol­ under the disability ol noa-afei and that In ro Fatato o f, Mr. J. E. Ingraham, who was the| li i * * doocribod BfDp«rty s liu tu d ' in Hom» a eala may be ordered of the following real U II. Whltnor agent of Gunernl Sanford, the owner laole cou oty. Fiorila, t o - * l t :280(t. E and W eetata, confuting of three eaparata p ie c e of Notlco la haraby gfvan to all whom It max ny*»Ì* * « «ad « In N E «o r. Sto.ffTp 21. land eltuata in tba city at Sanford, for­ of all unsold property in the tract | th at on (h i l i t h day ol January# m erly O ranta cou nty, now Seminole county. A. nrarn D. 19IS . I shall apply to th* H on ors«« Conscience. # 7i*r***^ aaaaeead * t Ihe date Florid *. *n a known on all of Block IS. and George G. Herring, Judge of aald court, *• aurveyt'd for the town of Sanford, IF y o u are a bor­ of ,ttcb conlficato In Ihe l i n e L o t* 4 and S of Block Iff. Chapm an A Consclenco Is a matter of education r o w e r o f th is ie-1 of Sanfoc) avenue. fr- Vnleoa aald certificate Tucker'# Addition to Sanford, ae shown by Judge of Probate, for ray final diacharga »• In combination with environment. Ï imuv. paper, don’t you i r^y*rw *ff accordio« to law, tax deed recorded plot to tha Clerk's office ol Orange adm inistrator of th* eatata of R. II- , " bU,* nar. deceased; and that a t tha lam a III»* 1 Rev. A. A. Presbey,, formerly of Many a wage worker haa done hla D * I mV *”*f , °* °« .tb e lo th day of Sept. A. cou nty, Florida, eald property bains lo­ 1f-w think It la an In­ alll prevent ray. final account* aa admln'*cated on » k o t le known aa Union avenue dr justice to the man who I» M.' E- Church, then a member employer a grievous' wrong, and many tr a to r of said aetata, and aak foe their »P*•/ fffVrfal algnaturr and aoal thta Kecond atreet, Senlord, Florida, or ao much provaL paying for It t He may be thereof ae th ill bo sufficient to pay the be Florida Conference, .waa aervin employer haa ground an umployo llth day of Ae| * . D ..T *U . D ated July 9th. A. D . 191*. <•*»0 , E . A. Douelaee. out.lending Iml. hied nee. ol tbo oalalo, all looking for It-at thla very In tho.dust, yet In neither (balance hat i Cle»k U rru b Court, 8.r»lnoU Co.. FI*. J. N. W-llITNEK. Cb'apel a t Fort Reed, of tbo personal oetata having been #*• moment- Make It ■ reg­ 'Admfnletrator. hnnatod. You. Carmel Rolando, V lttorla — „ . 5 / Ja». C , Robert*. 1), C1 either been reproached by an accus­ other appointments, and| 98-80)0« 7-10 9 t l 9-8 10-19 11-10 12-» ular visitor to your home. Vlllano and all other person« I Disrooted are ing conscience.' therefore, hereby enjornaaded to tp p o ar Tha subscription price U ’.¡reach in tho town boforo me, County Judge ot Semlnolo ah Investment that will th. The Methodist at tbo court house in Su Im i I n o ticc ^ b .County,.... d was tlien orgauit tbo elockholden off t a t i , p M * « « Habits of Industry. !.. a corporation organ lied If an Wakens Something Akin,. •towards was Women In FTanVe nnd other coun­ tho leer* of Ik* Stalo of .n o t 1 To bo able to appreciate anything •>d »i *hj offlewe of onidl W! Tucker, tries of Europe nre much tnoro Indu».»ford. Florida, a t 10 U nd «scellent rtvonlrthat something akin »a s s s a a C. G. Uu» , h . n S , c m . .0 t o . to that eicollence also dwells In our­ hn’ three selves.—Tho Christian RogUter. -* ■i* •' 4 .' l H • ■ V -. I - ' ' .. - Do you know tho meaning of E. A O. E.7 T h at't an account* ant’a phrase .and mean* "errors anti . omissions excepted." , „ 1L — - Do you know what "variationa mean? Well, I ’ll you an example; I approached my house one evening and heard muaici. it wus the piano; I paused o n -th e porch and listened; then; were sweet plaintive sounds; then .th rer were louder strains; iheiy wall* a* • moans oL distress; tlicn mutterlngs as If the distant rumblings of an earthquake; then loud burst after b u n t following in. quick succession until the alf was rent, and, with Mrs. Hemana, l seemed to hear "T h o crashing of the thunders and — ~therr*araw ok*4ii*> lpbwet’.' __ Henry McLaulin B tn m m n r pontoon bridg H. D IN G E E HOTELWINDLE r f Í m «s# Iw^'rv :.* ■ r ! : A W ord to the I 1 v?i V i , ■ �AUGUST 25. iOU THE SANf o il D HERALD PAGE THREE THE AMERICAN SENTIMENT THE ENGLISH SPEAKING PEO PLE SEEM INCLINED TO. FAVOR GREAT BRITAIN (T a m p a . • t :k * U, i J r- ’V \\ LV ■■Ml n .. * ' Photo by American Press Association. T h e A r m o r e d C ru is e r A rg y T F " Those who compose tho large ele­ ment of our citixens'hlp that derives its blood from G erm any,'direct­ ly or through parents who were born there, fed greatly aggrieved that the preponderating public sentiment vrf tho American people seems to be ngainst their Fatherland and in favor of its foes in the trefnendous strug­ gle that is now being waged in Eu­ rope. ' "“ This feeling-on-thelr.purt is very natural under the ‘circumstances and entirely justifiable. It Is a m atter of patriotism for them to feel that their country Is right, whatever may he the facts, and instead of condemning them for feeling as they do wo ought ■-tent rfmfre u rfo r t t — There is po race upm rtho face-erf llK JlcU lsh armored cruiser Argyll wns launched In March, 1004. She ti the earth the members of which are ■ OW«'of-»li jwauobi of tho sumo type tircludeU In the. cMl mates of 1001 more warmly and enthusiastically a t­ ________ ___________ She- has 21,000 honrepomerand a speed of ttventy-two knots. Hhe carries tached in aentiment to the country four 7.6-lnch guns and two eighteen-Inch torpedo tubes. from which they sprang than Gorrnans. They emigrate to other lands arid spend there the remainder of their lives, and may rear there their children, never seeing ngaln, with physical eyes tho .Fatherland: but there is nlwnys an indissoluble chain invisible* though it may he, that hinds r them to the land that they left.^ . * * * r Do they deserve adverse criticism for this? Far from it; they merit ' ever the highest admiration an'd the wannest praise. The Germans are u sturdy, thorough;' steadfast ifeoplo, hard to be turned from a purpose ohre formed and ulmost unconquer­ able'. In the many years of constant P hotos by A m erican S u b m a rin e s K I I E an* t«<' v|,*V« <, r n typical B ritis h su lim a n no O ne pictu re show, t h e -vessel mi tin- - u r t i n e mul th e o th er s h o w s It s ub m erg ed with Lbe siile re m o v e d Hn* tru ener -smnrKCtnTTTT o f th e m n c h ln e ry I» mdlruiisi Thank Goodness I” 4 veryman : “ I think you ought to thank me. They just got here this morning. Yes— pretty hot day for ironing, so I unpacked them and brought j them right along." R Mrs. W orker: “ I am v more than thankful— I £ ■An/4 \ am perfectly de> Psh b M lighted.” * L / flU C i G-E Elect ric Flatirons and Fan* will chase away the wrin­ kle* placed by the touch of care and worry on the face* of your mother*. . wive* and daughters. V * Come in and make your selection from The Leaders of the Market / ‘j S / 5,?.£0* IRONS N O W $ 2 . 5 0 SANFORD LIGHT & F U E L CO 110 PA R K AVENUE ' . St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida: Fathers TE R M S - $225.00 Ballard’s .■ Snow Liniment t im e s ) the part bf the American people, and naturally and justifiably no, as wo have admitted, they should not per­ mit themselves to feel resentment. The condition of feeling on the part of the majority of (he people of the •United States is quite ns natural, and for the same reasons, as is the attachm ent of the Germans to the country of their old home. Though many cxtnincousailctnenu.hauttkbeep grafted upon~rtihMfrsfftMT^^?F~s7nce1 the old days of the Pilgrims and the Cavaliers and the settlements at Ply­ mouth and Jmnestown, it should be remembered that the parent stem of the American race grew in British soil:, thut while the German says' the ^ F a t hciiamtyV we with rqrtji atfecttion, speak of the "M oth er C ou n tr^ ’. There is also a traditional bond that binds us to France. Wo cannot ■forget that the original strung!« for the right to govern ourselves the soldiers of France fought by the sides of our forefathers and aided them m aterially In achieving the finnl vic­ tory that made us a nation. , B u t aside from these sentimental considerations, the sanso Of justice of the American people is deeply involv­ ed and h a s'much to do with the for­ mation of our judgement of the place of the right in« this rontest and the location of the wrong. Whether justly or not, the impres­ sion exists in this country that if the German Emperor did not actually .bring on the war of bis volition and intent, he allowed it to pass through the stages in which u word from him would have prevented or stopped itnnd lie did not speak that word; hut by the arrogance of bis conduct for­ ced war upon other nations that de­ sired earnestly in avoid it. So b e lie v ­ ing the direction of the sympathies Of tiie Amr«¡can people is natural and not to be wondered' at It may be that the national mind has been mn^e up upon fals^ information emanating from prejudeed source.», if so, upon the erroneous character of the foundation of the judgement they have formed being demonstrated there will be justice rendered quite ns promptly and ns fully ’a- the adverse impression has been formed. Is a Healing Remedy for All Ailments of the Flesh of Man and Beast The speed with which this splendid liniment heats np a bad wound or soro has surprised and pleased those who were accus­ tomed to the slower and uncertain effect or less powerful reme­ dies. I t mends the lacerated flesh so quickly that there Is but little time lost from work. In relieving rheumatic pains, neuraltrla. sciatica. It ,haa done and Is doing a wonderful work. Many chronlo victims of theso diseases have found to their great satis­ faction that It cures an attack in a traction of the time required by the ordinary treatment. . Itt Is equally cffectl effective In the flesh aliments of animals.—Owasrw blooded atosk rati (..wuwwda «triV W This remedy Is needed In every tiw« ñ y ~Tf Its great power and afflcacy was generally known, no family would be without It. Price 25b, 50c and ja m s TT iallaro $i,00 per Bottle. ■wrorwcroir * ; i t . louis. ro . WM. G. ALDRIDGE 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 sr P a r k Avenue and S e co n d S tr e e t C O N TR A C TO R S F O R A LLK iN D S O F HEAVY HAULING Large supply of H o r s e s , Mule a. Wagons and H arnoss always on h?nd F o r Sale o r Exchange B lack sm lth ln g and Wagon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n ‘ Don’t play with serious matters— don't YOU carry your owm Insurance against TORNADOS for you’ll find the money wanting when tho storm has wiped out your property Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk.—nnd bo on the safe side. Reasonable rates % Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co b o o t l e s s o f soda w a t e r s and I ’reaa A ss o c ia tio n . T y p e of B r itis h Conducted by the Bfiodiftint Nsglcctcd wound« produco old »ore« and tb«M In time develop ulcera which eat ewejr tbs vitality. r Full ructions I a In ’ reps: itory, .Comnerchti and Cla¡ sical Courses . TOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR ljuinr) Growers Making Success of This Great Crop ** Asparagus appears to bo' hne of t lie products of the soii that can be profitably cu lti^ te d in Florida, es­ pecially In northern and western sections of -the state,_ Believing It possible to produce the highest grade of asparagus for the markets of the i'nited S tatty at a lime when no other section could make ship­ ments, the Vall-Sylvester stock farm near Quincy three years ago planted asparagus to develop this industry and now have fifteen acres which will be ready for shipment In the winter. ' This acreage will not be sufficient to supply the demand by any means, but with the successful returns from the crop this winter it Is certain to stimulate tin interest among the truckers of northern and western Florida, w here' the lands are said to be superior to any in the world for this particular crop, . To those Vho ¿io not know of the possibilities, of this industry, it will be information to them to learn that an, acre will produce more1 than a thousand dollars worth of this rare vegetable, __ _ The scarcity, of asparagus In cer­ tain seasons has made it necessary for the canned article to be called into use, for there is an ever in­ creasing demand fo r'th is vegetable, which the appetite of tho rich man calls for. ,, After the land is thoroughly plant­ ed and thè roots are matted in the rows or hods, the land does not hitve to he reptatiled for a score of years nnd the planter h is merely to a t­ tend to the gathering of tho teneder sprouts which corno up over night. News of the large pro flu derived from the cultivation of celery and lettuce und tomatoes and tobacco on Florida lands are nothing com­ pared with the profits which will come to the Quincy firm which Is the pioneer in the asparagus fiejd. IN CREA SE IN IN SU RA N C ERA +ES In the Nnrththe rate Is 5 0 In 60 cerfta per year. Where it is necessary to have fires from eight to ten months in the year, the rate is only about one-half that of the South, where Soto, Agents for Orange CUy- Springs Mineral Water tires arc. used occasionally only for two or three months. Considering PHONE 21 this; the rates would figure three or four, timea a» high in the South as in the North. And now there is n new scheme. At the meeting of the rate-makers* to be held a t Niagara in September, a new increase scheme is to lie worked. In­ stead of writing a three-year policy for twice the prite of u one-year pol­ icy, as heretofore, the new rate, is to Complete abstracts from the records of • 3.-f be two and 'one-half. T h ree years ago tho basic rate of Orange and Seminole Counties; Taxes dwelling insurance in Dol-and was S 1.00 per hundred with a three-year paid for nonresidents. policy for 12.00 per hundred. B u t . C. W..GOODRICH, Manager. since their, the insurance trust has grown real generous, and in consid­ eration of our paid fire department and hetter , water service, cut D*B rate to 00 cents per hundred. At the same time, however, tho trust put on 16 cents per hundred for tenant, and also 15 cents per hundred for of John B Stetson University, De Land/ Florida furniture, making the present raid •OfTere a two and a three year course of study ^ (after the ‘‘reduction” ) $1.20par hun dred.’’ This is whore DeLand "gota it in the neck;” If a D eLand man in­ sures hia home and rents tho housethree months in the winter, fils rntd of insurance is jumped to $1.05 per hundred, with an additional 16 cents per hundred for his furniture. This is the big increase the good trust has has giyon us for our .$4,000 fire truck. Senator Conrad Is one of tho -In­ fluential'business men in the Fjorida Legislature. An investigation into the comparative insurance rates startl'd by him, would possibly mean thous­ ands of dollars in- savings to the S T A N D A R D itA IL R O A D O F TH E SOUTH State. Mr. Conrad is a large property owner; Jie is recognised as a sale nnd sane" business man; an investigation statted by him would be recognised, not a a an effort to hold up the lo b ­ DAILY byists of tho insurance, trust, but as Lv. Jacksonville a legitim ate effort to honeflt ’ the Atlantic Coast Line 3-D A ILY TRAINS EA ST-3 Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Savannah.... Richm ond... Washington. New York... No. 82.—Florida à West Indian Limited—Free Reclining Steel Chair Car* ta Washington—Electric Lighted and, Fans. ( ,* No. 86.—Palm etto Limited— Free Steel Reclining Chair Car* to Waahlngton— Peculiar Furnishing of Bird’s Neat. Electric Lighted and F fina. _ ■ A golfer who was playing over the B t Neots (Huntingdonshire. England) No. 80.—Coaat Lins Florida Kta.il—Local Sleeper to Savannah. • •• • ’ /» '¿y -• - r* links tho qther day hit his ball Into • Steel Pullman Cara of the highest dona operated on all trains. Atlanth a hedge, and after searching for It some tlnA without success, observed Coast Lino Dining Cars operated op/Traînes 82 and 86. a bird’s n e st Frdm curiosity more For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or writ than with any expectation of finding hit ball there he looked Into the neet A. W. FRITO T, Division Passenger Agent universal rate on dwellings- and and found not onty his own ball, but 136 Weal Bay S t • Jacksonville. Fla farm in the South Is $1.00 per year, threa others as well. . �PAGE POÜB THE SANFORD HERALD J_ V - ' ' . vM W W W kL ^ .. , V -.••-, ]V 7 . J P ^ L ' M P J I ' l i l ^ « ^ ■* ..', .'• '■ * , . . •' AUGUST 25, 19U THE SANFORD HERALD ■llllllllllllllllllllllllinilHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinHinillHIIIIIIillHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIjllllllllllllllllUllllllllflllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIHIlH : ' - lllllllllllllllillllllllilllllllllllllilllll the bulletin board in front of the WHY S O M E FAIL otlice on every day except Tuesday 232348235323532348232323482348235323484848235348232348 arid Friday morning at which times Here aro some words of wisdom T»«*<J*r »ml rW a y U om ini By , the now* will be found in. the Her* from the Zolfo Springs Truth: "N ine I HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY «Id. This practically gives our read­ failures out of ton among northern ». j. m ittr. tailor ers a daily paper ’five hours In ad­ pcople^'ho settle in Florida n$n lie W. M UAYNtll W u i l n w M . n . j , , vance of any dailies that can pos- traced to ini s manage merit They come u 6 , f , iption P rie r. S 2 .0 U a Y ear In S rtvn rcr aihjy reach Sanford and demon­ to this state with the Idea in their I i■ » r v a v a — ffi strates that as psuni the Herald is heads that they are going among a Uellrewl la (be City br earner 12 (10 tier »ear I on the job. lot of ignorant, »ujierstitious people •. advance or 20c per month. . W ho said: “ If you w an t to know w hether you are destined to be a ,s u c . ------ O;-----who do not know the first rutlinymU t* arment» In a ib a n c muni In made at office. The Hcrnld wishes tu^cajl the a t­ of farming or business management c e s s or a failure in life; ask y o u rself: Are You Able to S av e M on ey? E a tarad a i aacaod-ciaav mail matter Auiutt 22nd tention of the men of Sanford to i.an(j th at, with tiieir superior intelli-j 1*08, at üU Pu»loffie» at Sanimi. Florida, If not, drop out, you will lose; th e seed of success is n o t in you. ’ the meeting of the Commercial gence, they can reverse the order oft adder Act oí Marrh 3rd. 1870 _ Club next Friday night at the city things and show the ‘ cracker* ui Talenbonr No. 814 hull. The last meeting was a good trick or two. The ‘cracker* lias lived Office In Herald Hulidin* one and since that time many new here all his life and practical experi-1 fliflif him film just lltaf how lime* to] fn members have* enrolled. Rut the nnen ence Tina has tn tnoght will always rem ain a problem to yo u if you do not a t som e tim e face th e "FO O LISH T R A D Ì N O" club needs your presence at the handle and cultivate his land to th eij issue of making ends m eet with th e means a t h an d , bu t th e problem will be northerner j > A i Mproducers and builders, the meetings as well as ' your money^-bejt advantage. The A ipiTOvi n fmtiplij .excel all ptoVioU* and next Friday night should wit­ brings with him ideas or knowledge;! Hvilltiitlnn »ml u.» arc u ¡»resent ness one of the largest crowds of gained in the north where the soil j day marvel in business clllciency, tjifc season.* We have work to do and climate conditions are vastly ! but in. dealing, with foreign coun­ apd should be at it without delay. different from those here. He applies'] th a t -day when you assert yourself m aster of th e situ ation ijpd -say: “ I &^ tries we are a sorry lot of traders. ------ 0 — his theory of northern-gained knoai** i will not spend m ore than I earn, b u t I will sav e for l o m o n w r u g a r d l e s s '" E v ef'sin ce Williasn Pent» traded.the Clarence Woods of the 'Eustis edge toWWr soil and h j f.^lsj^o jp akei! Indians a handful of trinkets for Lake Region continues to get out a crop, while his leas astute neighbor j of the sacrifice.” t w*hat"*hr t\uw the state of I’cnnayl- the niftiest paper in. Florida and wfio'TiftVrt»!irTmjn"sense to use his head r .i t ‘^ V n tE te iK r r ilitie s of this ihstitun()R a t ^ t a r f f m x i c c r i t r * i s - a k i n ^ t o - - — ' virrrtsr.^lbe -Amer+ejrn*«TeopLe h are fast "tnfdr*h*<t hls‘ Jmwt frfYff* ■eitv* been selling their birthright to for- hcllishcd wtrh-a- br ief ’W-marie~olg*-w * — crim inal to -n cglect your op p ortu n ity ioc~ ■s a H n g i ’a n d - i r o ^ ^ cigiiers for u mess of jmttage, so to type in th e - l a he Region office and S A L V A G E * F f l O M L O S T S H I P S m ent and we urge upon you to apeak. filled with good things about Eustis Wc export over $50,000,000 of airfl Lake county. Clarenh? la the Specie In Quantity Haa on Occaalone Been Recovered From the Victim* cattle and thefr products per * n"Treal thing, and knows the advertis­ of the Ocean’a Fury. num, which feeds the natibns of ing game as. no other and Eustla Europe, and our American heir­ will l»e placed' on the map in large Although tho chances of being able esses spend a similar sum in buying type as long as. Clarence Woods is to do bo aro considered doubtful, since and maintaining counts, dukwi and at the^helm; (he Ilea In - 17 fathoms of water, tbtr L-iv3xied peerages. Those foreign no­ -O Canadian Pacific railway hna not blem en' are, as a rule, absolutely It is rather difficult to get n line ibandoned all hope of refloating the worthless— in fact bccorn« a .per­ on the war in Europe. Y op gô to Empress of Ireland. At any rnto, every petual liability— for it costs more u German and he is sure his coun­ effort will bo mado to .recover tho money; to operate and keep them In try will win. An Englishman, Frcnc £200,000 worth of silver, tn 1C3 bags, H. E. TOUR R. R. DEAS M. M. SMITH IL R. STEVENS repair than it doe* to run our cotton Frenchman or Russian is just as which fa still In tho spccia room of tho Anil fish lrr u a irf Akf.l'rrddfßl l'rv«ideiti mills. European royalty puts the sanguine and even our Japs think minK iunken liner. black sheep of* 'its families on the (bat Japan will be the greatest naTho most notable salvage of niTver block and our rich American girls tion after, tile war. As far an San- du|fng recent year* was made niter buy them and we. virtually exchange ford U concerned there is no Imme- tbo Oceana Bank In yio channel In railroads, wheat fields and-.milUbns dlate danger of the foreign troops j“ «*»>. 1913, through collision with tho of. dollars' worth' of products of coming- up tho SL Jo h n s riv'er. aS. p.,B0KUfc‘ th o wor* h^dered by farm, mine «und factory for titled long as the dredge boat is at t h « iltron« current, and tides, but during tho Huccecdlng three month» silver •*■• paupers who could not resold fo r1 docks worth over £500,000 wan recovered at any sum. . It doc* not require.for— o -; l very low cost. Tho Ocqana was ly­ • elgn treaties, a fleet of war vessels Dob Holly of the* Sanford Herald ing quito upright; tho Empress of Ire­ One Inch Cards Will lie-Published Un­ or tariff revision to stop this enor­ is studying Russian and last week land turned turtle— obviously a very der This Mending Al The Kale Of J7.20 mous. loss. It needs only common he got one of his lessons mixed up much more dllficult position for buI Per Year. aensq In the homes of the rich. with a news story , on T e rn a tidin’» vngo work. " m We export $18,000,000 of lumber Ice war, with thitf result: "These Tho £200,000 worth of silver, howand timber, and American tourists people say that the first map that over. represents but li Bma l l portion spend a similar amount In motor­ comes* around and gives the biggest of tho money which went down with ing pver Europe and sightseeing lump of ice will get his pxzzxkxgi" tho Ill-fated vessel; for thousands of D e n t is t s pounds belonging to tho passengers in foreign* lands, although the most — Hawthorne Herald. themselv«*# must havo been lost. T h e' enchanting seen « of the world ure All of which means in Russian average passenger on one of the*» on the American continent. that he would get his. liners usually carries a plentiful eup G arner A- W oodruff Rtnldmj,* * ----- -O -----, ’ -------CL ■*- . ply of loose cash and bank nolcs with U N D ER FALSE P R E T E N S E g T h at was a pipe dream in the Ko- I)Ini. and It Is estimated, as in tho caso One closing word about a state­ pbrtcr-Star about the young German of tho Titanic, that tho Tots of paper Terms Moderate— Strictly Cauli ment ma<V by the Jacksonville men baker w*hp o^Wned an Btilontolrtle «mltmonpy Imtonglng to p*mwnK**ru themaeroplane in Germany yet was bakselves muBt havo been enormous. who are endeavoring to collect $200.Tint banka. It might bo mentioned, 0 0 0 .for a job a t.th e California fair. Trig for a living and who intends to join the German army the Fnr aro tho gainers In such cases. Tim They aay that California will spend Phone 319 East yet Intends to get married. Joe usual proceduro when bank notes aro *‘$20,000,000 to boost the fair." Thus, in face of the- fact that the Reese ought tgjtn ow thoy they don't j 1(>"t 1* to at onco Inform tho ltatjk of bake ^hile ncrftphi'nlng. neither do 'England, giving tho numbers. 1 hen it regular session of the legislature of GEO. A . D e C G T T E S they [pin tho arm y during the horns >■ B/ * * “ * 2 i0 Wftlt.12 mon,h" 11 hy th at state when called upon to make 'th a t ttmo Hie notes have not been re­ •an appropriation for the project, de­ moon. Come ugnin, Joeturned tn tho bnnk, you may obtain ATTORNEY ani . COUNSELLOR at LAW clined to do so because there were j the cash on again p'resentlug tho nuinWord cornea from Palatka Practice in State and Federal Courts . no funds in ' the treasury for that ..................... , , , that . . a|! here and giving the bank a letter of liew dally will bfc launched ip...that; indemnity, guaranteed by your bankpurpose, seems like trying to obtain (in nier-Woodruff Didg Sanford Fla. money under false pretenses. .The city on Monday, September Hth. cf*. to refund the money should tho s ta te 'o f California declared that if H. P. Norwich will lie thg publisher! notes ever be preaenlod, in which case Phuto by American I’n-ss Aeeoclatlon. DR. C. G. B U T T any* of the various counties desired and manager and the Palntka Morn-; tho bank la bound to pay again, to make an appropriation they could ing Post bids fair to bo one of th ej If tho numbers on tho bank notea DENTIST do bo; but the state was not in a best in the galaxy of state paper«, j *ro unknown, and.tho notes aro never In the couhlct between Auntrln nml Hcrvln n »,'ri-ni ilt-nl of the fightln; Wo will await the first issue to pan found, tho money goes to tho unposition. Several counties made ap­ Office: Y(.well DuiMinu will be lu tbo mountains. Neither country- hn* a llrat cIiik* navy, nnd " claimed bank balances, In which thero propriation*—anil will have their judgment. nrtnle* wlll.be dt*|a*inled on for victory. In this picture there 1» »hown a are always huge amounts of other peo-O ■ SANFORD. FLORIDA booths—but the main intention of ber o f the Austrlnn mounlnln gtina Tlicno ure manned by etllrieut cur, plo'r money.—London Tlt-DIta. Elsewhere In this Issqe is an ad­ th e fair Is, a*.all know, to sec how »i>bflor*. about »lx men to each imiil TIIOMAM KMMET WILSON much money the visitors will' leave dress delivered by A. E. Philips at Light Humor. K. FKKCJUSON HOt.'.HIIOi.OI.lt there, cither of their own free will tho cornerstone laying of the new* In the latter half of tho cightcotith or tinder compulsion. The Jackson­ Methodist church and .giving the century ono of tho members of a little & ville boomers should use some other early history of Sanford and San- scientific society in L iv erp o o l, Eng­ ■form of argument to coax* the colrv furd churches. It Is most In terest land, laid a curious wagor. Ho bet a LAWYERS from the chests of the capitalists'.— fng to-old and young alike and will brother scientist that he would read a newspaper by the light of a farthing appehl to the readers. Palm Beach Post. • Florida dip at a distance of 39 feet The U. S&nford, The Trlplfc Alliance of Orlando com­ H., finding tho Teat difficult at even a #» l&HMINATEB MIDDLEMAN posed of the school Board, the news­ sixth of tho ^distance, cheerfully ac­ Ojllrials o%the United States De- papers and th e. teachers have de­ cepted the Wager. Tho layer merely coated the Inalde (airtm cnt of Agriculture have been clared war on Supt. McKinnon and of a shallow wooden box with Hoping testing out tho parcels post as a tho heavy guns are uijlooaed every DENTIST pieces of looking glass, so as to form means iff marketing eggs nnd have day. This matter will yet be tendered « concave lens, placed It behind hla found it highly satisfactory. The to the Hague Conference for eetUe- farthing dip, and nSadlly deciphered . PEOPLES BANK BUILDING 'departm ent has shipped 466 lota, mpnt. the small print at tho stipulated dis­ ROOM 9’ ‘«onslsting of 9,131 eggs to various tance. Lparts .of the nation and .upon ar­ Tho experiment was witnessed by a The Herald has eallad attention He was a rival a t destination, only 327 eggs, to the importance-of a Curfew Law Liverpool dock-master. or thrjto and one half per cent of for Sanford. If some of the parents thinking man*and saw great possibili­ the total were broken. -Ten doxon could see their youngsters on the ties In this learned jcsL He straight­ «gga can be shipped in ono container street* after ten at. night they would way adapted the principle ta: light­ n distance of 160 mite* a t a cost of demand this law and see th at it house requirements, and forthwith tho Th* National Weekly modem reflected light, with lta miles *4.7 cent* per dosen. This includes was enforced. r of reflected range and untold life-sav­ the coat of transportation and conFirst Tim e ing power*, sprang. Into being. .. tuinw. . . We guarantee KOR-KEK to do all we claim for it or we Tho Raiford Tribune is the new­ in C lu b s Florida postal authorities advise est baby In the Florida Prcaa Gang, will give your money back. This is not idle talk, but a fact; Doll Too Much Lika Baby. r« th at the farmers and farmer»' wive* being an eight page, five, column Thla ia a true atory: There la a little our reputation stands back of it. CtOm't has been of this state'Aro utilising the parcels weekly, well edited and well print­ girl on the East aide of New .York to told at $9.50. Now post extensively in selling farm pro- ed. D. H. Mo -My U the inan be-- whom, a beautiful woman wanted to th* pries U $2.50 sndws have secured due? direct to the consumers and ex­ hlnd tho pen and wo wish him suc- give a doll. The woman brought the sconceulon where­ lltUe girl Into her Jnxarloua home one cellent results have been obtained. in his new field. by ws can offer It To preserve the life of rubber. day and put Into her arms a doll— L ast winter when eggs were being at a Mill further such a doll as Is popularly supposed to To Increase .the mileage of tires. «old I>y retailer» a t from 60 to 66 reduction In con­ War Is Hell! be dear to the heart* of lltUe girl* nection' with this c*nts to the consume^ the ta m e rs , Not to injure finish or garments. ‘ War ia who ltvo on the Eaat aide. But the publication, q General Sherman >*id: vrere only receiving 20 to 26 lltUe girl drew back with an ugly It is not a filler; it is a 6 per cent tonic, 94 per cent air. per doxen for their produce, giving I’Httt*1 scowl. She didn’t want the doll, and So do certain letters in the nnnv You ride on air as . now. KOR-KER prevents the air from tho middleman -from 30 to 40 cant« ■he said ao. The beauUfnl woman « U>( artel demand far C A r ’i at escaping. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the on each doxen egg* be .handled. of these European nations now in­ thought her a very ungrateful child.. m b« w prict, » , he»« made t n i n t tmrnl t to oor enrn publication tick on« rear T h e parcel post system of marketing volved in the great conflict: tires always up. No leakage from punctures, air holes or porous It was not until tome time after­ forth* prit* ot Caifa,'«a lone. Thla I» allmlltd ’ SW ITZERLAND tdfer sad mual b euken adven last cl promptly. entirely eliminates the middleman's ward tho little gtrl explained. She’d tubes.- No rim cuts. Less blowouts. No loss of time or money ' . FRA N CS • always had babies to take car* of, she profit and divide« the profit.of tho hy delays on the road. Increase your ojvn pleasure; also your GERM ANY ■aid. Bha'd had them to lug around middleman amottg producer and confriends’.-H IG H E S T TESTIMONIALS. with her almost a* soon aa ehe was • SERVIÀ s a js . i . ö ' . s a ’.- . - - j t r r . Not only 1« It lha able to walk. She loved them, of , * m 4 rltiata a handbook but It [« «l«o « . RUSSIA Treatment simpJe;~not* sticky; inexpensive. ‘ The tube can maiaime lor th* •hoU.ImB^y. Aotons the course, but at play time—wh*a they* •The HereW- ia -giyjng the readers ihitif* that a year « auheedptfan * t u are, be transferred from one shoe to another; will not in any way was *ucb a. thing a* play Ume-=*be AUSTRO HUNGARY the- war news ’fresh from the war really didn't Want a doll. It wag too interfere with vulcanizing. Call or writ for particulars. M O N TEN EG RO - m d no rehaah copied from much tike the babla«.* ENGLAND I iphra goes Into the Herald, ' " ‘ T B ’i t o f c * . . • Distributor UK) lUu,t,«l»d F u h n i , BELGI have a |UUy wire service that • :. : f . * Cwpt5o>fareli for Flcrida expenal Not th* Real Thing. « • Ik i Ym > Km * ‘ gtt the Idee," bawled Sanford, Florida to another, "that Jlat i a flannel,mouth, you P o r.S sU .h y S a n fo rd Motor Saloli Co* A gents W anted over me eye*!" 1 I .That j K THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING ^SOLVED BEGIN TO SAVE TODAY SANFORD, FLA. ■ § F Business Cards Drs. Mason & Householder \ V A u s tr ia n M o u n ta in G un D e ta c h m e n t Wilson' Housbolder _ TIRE TALK DR. C. W. FAIN . s There Have Been Many Fillers and So Called . Puncture Cures on the M arket. None Have Proven Satisfactory U n til Now Colliers WE GUARANTEE ( Offer to Oar Reader» W lm Yon C rt in Collier’. | C. Chamberlain /jL -. v*I 0( llre. �¿ m k i AUGUST 25 U H ~ •« n.- .- .' ‘ . ■ „> THE SANFORD’HERALD •.-'-r PAGE FITE f ommereiai School» :jmJ Colleges T. K. Unto*, tax naae&Hor of Sem ­ 'M a rrie d In Sanford inole rounty, motored to Palatku Mr. C. P. Dickinson of Orlundo Washington, D. C..' Aug. 25. A from Sanford last Saturday-and re­ and Miss Marie Darby of Winter report i»»ued today by the Federal Little Happenings— Mention O f mained until Tuesday. He was nc- Park were quietly married at a late Bureau of Ed it ration »how» that rompanifd o n ' his trip hy Mr». hour yesterday nfternoon In San there are three commercial »chools M a tte r s In U ric i Hates and her sister, Mrs E \V, ford, coming to Orlando lunt night and hu<i ne»» college* in Florida. Elliott* Ful.it kq News. * I hy automobile. The weeding is The 1913 enroll men t wait 1,018 PERSONAL HEMS Of INTEREST Mi*» AIlie Trafford i» hack at her' 'luiu' “ " “' I ’" 1“* to hi» many friends Lpypitt. .It i* estimated that more post in the 'H erald dllloe after aa i iHo young couplo in this city, who than half tlii» number completed •e after bile 11)ey.'. "»»pcctcd suspected It it might oro c - 1rein com u tin-rcial two w.*,*k» % .nation . 1... * ,,iN‘ l»lp> nreal courses und a lurg »petit in the I summitry Of The Floating Small T oIKh cur some tlay, did not anticipate '‘ number are now employed in Flormountain» of North Carolina and Kurrlnrtly Arranged For Hurried so early ti onion of hearts. ida hustness institution» her friends are delighted to have Herald Reader« Mr. Dickinson is one of Orlando'« *1 it the entire nation there are CIS her wit It them once more. The Herald ofllge without Mis» Allie i» leading young lawyer», a member business colleges and rommereinl Mayor Thrasher is home again of the tirm of Dickinson & Dick- school» and they accommodate 160.from a pleasant visit with hi* »inter like a version of Handel with the insoii. and Is ¡v gentleman of many* 557 «indent.» tutnually This is uti Hamlet left out at Dunedin. admiruhic traits of character, pop- average annual attendance of 2fill Creen Smith has returned from uiur with every one with whom he pupil» per school. U. E. Tolar* has returned from where he went for medical ' Chattahoochee where he aecom- comet in contact. Wa ycross punied Cruse Harnes several days The bride* is one of W inter Park's The beet sugar industry of South­ attention. a lftc~— He itq m rtr the - condition- op most attractive und accomplished ern California is of large proportions ’ Sec Dutton for turnip, mustard, Mr. Barnes a» very serious as he jyoung and ofi ufiends larger than •t _ t |||w , / * / m j t iiik lladies u U iu o H im ibus u ia ilots iu a u vxinuc* *ami • •» * » imuch, m u v iiw n il g v t t i :i ithe lit* jpublic n ju u c lettuce an cau i 0 I is suffering from a complication of |n Orlando who will welcome . her comprehends, experts claim Both M rs. H. E. Tolar is the guest of diseases that have affected both to this c ity. She is the a d o p t« !,in L9I3 and in the growing crop of her eistcr, PafflslftJH it Geneva j mind and body and he is not cm* - i t . -~,,i u p. 1914 the beet sugar acreage in .Smith■preted to live His many friends I Shepp.n Hto, nd is ‘4t« iq t cdl; popular ern California "was aha ut ail 0,000 '• this week. Attorney C. P. Dickinion of Or-] her* 1* iM “ri'‘V‘Ml to leurn ° f hirt with the young people of the col- Last year from thi»arraagc7tifi,] 10 You’ll Alwayn F u u L jja ... __ _ rl . —-• -• -V H lP C ir' ■"'VeX#'* " £ tm. j M % •. le g e town;' who 'will unite in* w ith -j of beet» Were sliced, and-tlui rctiuad'i [., _J_ ,T>rb>-.wwa. "v —hiu. I|u»hand it happy sugar nudc-irutu-LUu*».hwt»«**itSd»<i * “ ‘ icgaA.ttMtw:«1-' — 1 Tliurs&ayr **nndand prosperous voyage t hrough Jifu. - O0l).*>***k pounds or.- 2..‘100,000 100" ‘ Get your ice cream from D u h n rfa ilnnd ,,:irk ,,j,’nlc conveniences — Orlando SitutiaeL—___ ESfjnnt—bags, Beet sugar companies Ice Cream Factory. 85-tf amusements. The only safe, clean „ ---- —.-----------------i have nhout 115,000,000 invested in ! outdoor swimming jmjoI. emptied B. Y. P. U. I factories and ianils in Southern CalFresh yeast cakes, Imperial gas­ daily, cleaned and re-ftlled from ar­ Tho B. Y . P. U. held Its regulnr ■Ifornla. ' oline Irons nnd washers at Mrsi tesian well. Shower hath, toboggan PIIONF. 275 • Th» Nwr.si Drug Stör» SANFORD. FLA. Simon's. l*tl slide Leased privately also. 8t5f meeting Sunday evening. The bu!>ject was Eve, the F irst Woman,-^' Hon, Forrest Lake has returned i. Mis» Arnnko Tukuch and mother, rendered by members of Group No. Ì E 0 4 L 'ADVERTISING from a bittiness trip to Jacksonville Mr». B. E, Takuch-of Sanford are 4, Mrs. E. E . Cox lender. The fol­ where he apent several dnys. visiting the former's »¡»ter, Mrs. lowing is the program: NtfJlrr nf Vpplltrallnn fu# Tal Herd I'ntlrr New hooking orders for Hig Bos- Ernest Molnar for a few ihtys, They 24relian 575 wf ihr lírtirr»! Mlaluliyi Scripture reading. Gen. 2:18-24; Notirr h hrrwby ftvrn that Httllh E, 1 ton Lettuce and Cauliflower seed, have just returned from nn extendg -j. i,y Mr."'Bray Mf i 'I, (>tirrh»»«r of T u iVriiÍr*tt* Nu , . « ,,. F. F. Dutton. 96-tf ed vacation trip through the Middle j Tht, Creation of Eve, hy Mr». •922, ftatn| the 5th day of Novrmlirr, a n 1H15. h.. film »«1.1 crrUilcit* in m> 'V« tak e pleasure in p resen tin e to class rooms to he used as the »' West, thence through the great ofllrr .».I h*. iq*.|r spplir .ii,.n tar i«s , r« ,d e r» . of T h e Herald a picture Junior Department. Mr», Hrotherson has returned to . ,, „ . ... . „ , A l.y . Thwe rooms ni r wilh 1•« huid . . . . . . . ,, , lakes lo HufTalo apd limn to Boston, u »,.. c*..„ r*,1,„,.„i vi;,,* x i ... di*m lit H'Ur iti »rriif i|a•h* l o l l n » i n« nf «Ir» 'Irw- nf tin* Men Hapli-Ht hiirch now h o can he thrown into one' and also her position with the Peoples Hank . . . . . . . " **‘ s Created, Miss M»r- rs-f tif ii « I , «-mltf 1 , a . later vi,»Hing Mr Molnar s mother* . l ., r f it f «1 | » r t i | t n i v * i 1 1* m I **«} tfi i tu ft <tl r r o u i i . . . r»- . : »i * , ,, , , , after spending two week» with rela....... . . .. .. J lna rox' Honda, tu n i lire Nf: .ur «1 \ U ', .»fig cuu»trurU‘u I nt* committee in thrown into the Sunday school uudi■ 1 1 , , , . , ... ■ i ,111 New fo rk ( it y. and then finally i.',.,.*u p,,: F a ilu r e , Mi»s Linda ( on- •*( >■»- , v.r jic u i _run w ».-leeting this plan made a close tnrium. On the south end will bo ■ mmr ' , . r.> e* r.il lives near Mirhol» Nichols, tloridii Florida \ia the Savannah hue, tmully reach­ nelly. t hr i*mi *i,rin{ ...r —nt .i the ii*t•- .itutly of chfirch building through- four rooms similarly arranged for For Salo--Pepper Plant«. ing Gainesville on their way'•home. Ihi* 1, UAnrfrt nf »yrh re*rtlfir»!f* ín i hç Descripture of a Wdrlhy Woman, uf Di Dir* «í tfjiKijDWii. 1Trali*«4* tiáifi r^rtifleát» out the country. The building Is so' the Intermediate Department. Lindly Walker. The trip was a most delightful one, Miss Ethel R oberts: ■h&tl t># r« «lr*nir«! arruriUnit lo !•«, tai arranged as to take rare of all de­ * ill U«m* thrftfñn «n fh** 2Uh <1•> of Wijst Side. Third Floor ia tp and after a three month»’ rest Mr». What the Gospel is Doing to Up- Nt'plHii ber, A. iT\Tx partments of church work. The IL 1it I 1 lit W o n u 1n tthroughout LiFmlierK nnt tl iâ W af Ii I- L \Aiih#** n». ray iltllflA M. M. Sm ith, Dr. Schultx. the Ja k n c h and daughter are anxiouj lift Woman the World, ) -, .w vmn.i, nensturr »ut|^ ,e»l plnirht prnrtintlly th e wnme na-thnt*—The -third floor •will ‘tx* twed" as ; tnf* thr 2|»| t!i> of Avnru*! \ I» 1T>11 G ainesville Sun. Mr». Cox L* \ im riil ASF. Misses S m i t h and little M ik e S m ith , to get h ack home. of tin* Third Haptist church of St church parlor* and gymnasium. 'T h is Wrl rsitn ,.|i* I rY I irritlt Clo*inu UmytT. Mr. Fortiori. all of W in te r Park were tu the citv l.ouib. Mo Mr Hyman, the pastor 'I*»«' wiU he for pleasure and recreaK«.h* r* », i> J NEW R E S T A I . RAN Y i ’,1» W ** uift* very much cncouraLt«*ii, ** tif the church here recently visited ‘ ¡tin anil will be equipped in the yesterday. iivir «mr lari;«* altrmlmir.i' nnd wt* 1 tiii» church in St. I..... i*. u¿ well as v,,ry best manner. The Y. M. C. A: or 6 doses .fififi 'will tire.ih any •T'lie Hi ll Restii urn ne w ¡1 upon ot. i»f Ag*faiir atlii I«*» I , I » . •t I mit f m an; h . o p r ( m i tv t o r n i i i i i t m i I n In i N t * t i u ' i i ) Nutt other modern, chiiTche» in «leu ha» I.... it taken in hnnd hy tho i 5 **l I Ii * ii ** f l i r t a i I .»I ni I r » c^im‘ of F e v e r or < tolts Price J,. \ugust I !Mh ui the Ulne» Et uil : I■. \ each . timlii• ------ . i*\« mn^ e ot lier eitles. Mr S. O. Sliinhotter, ' hurcli anti will he mude a great I l f , First St. Meals anil »hurt orders cents. V l-2 h t t-f "I »ii i t*f t *ii* i*i • %i*» *Mi, i |*irn We have lieen. inviteli to go to 4 * •. i In eontraclor has proved himself feature u( the new tdiurch. f h •• ' r * I i l a ; nt J u fl" A !• IH AND ABOUT THE CITY Hitch Up and Drive Here at Highest Speed For Anylfiing in ihe Drug Line Thai You May Need SEM IN O LEPHARMACY Mr*. S. M O verm an i- in tin* lit;, tiiduy packing up her imlhnerv slock, p ro p a ra tu rj tu m oving io Tampa w h ere »In* will engage in llll»ll»*»S. * will he served Furnished ruomi. u p ­ U rlan d o stair- Kl>*n Ever Propre-ior ' , l *1 Nulice Srhord 111 a mi natimi Th, letu her»' c o u n t y \ a iiii *:»: u'l for h n ty certificate» will !••• lc*lT T y jxrwritur Hihlion» Ri*memher the Herald when you need one at ^ a n io n i huginning Tni*»day Arn make machine. 75c delivered Sepl 8th at 8 u m F o r white anywhere. P h on e 148 ^ 85 if 1 leuchen» ill tile Sanford High Sellimi ^ for colored li- u h e r * in tin- ll.ippt r The I ecillUl! M lifU V i n l entertained h> Mr» i 1' limes at \va ile m;. A li*S vi otic dolls r Will hi o n her home on Palmetto avenue next leeted of «nidi examinee, Hring ink, Saturday ut 5 ft. m 5 or C doses cant* of F e v e r fitifi or will b erak any ( hills. Price 25 cents. 94-261 pen an<l paper |> I. T H U \ S 11 E It, ,'Mipt 1-ltc next f i l l ' l l »4**1 -s-r f I f i r n >■ lit Hl V 11fît r tr F r i d a ; to fender a ••I«- a, t 1■-tI •. »..f *1 t.< I • We eo i.-id* r t hi* 4ii » *»f "I ff fi * A ■if I. 14 * » i » Id (iilln a jn i «!*-•* f| l i r i l * »!i t - ' * m l tru n » ‘ It* We will tell you tproto r( v sit u » t • <1 111 Sr miVmlr l ourjly, Vi. *. •, -, wit I o'* i* %.* M »M mitre ihout it tiext week ¡ M . i •, . I. H . i or "• • *1 t•f * 1 >S 11r**• *»«■ * a* à . » I s* * fc. 1af. 1 c.f * r , .'•fl * * f’TIl*i *1s1» ri t S UH«r 1*1 1 i, vrutto ti t ........ -, .1 1**»t#f|■ttî «’ rt m f M • i LI E R I W E N UK »"*r»■1. rtf i it la a t « t •(|*‘*-frií *f #l’sA<4 * Mr Win R a y n o r and d au g h ter «1***1 - Ilr* iflhf» »•t. **ii 1iis J Mfi *1a v . v \ 1 . 1"i 11 Min* L a b e have retu rned from a isl V» nruff Sr.ft «ral fni» unir fat I I, 'U, * * 1( ¿i, • v ' ' 1*»t 1 Melightful Vt-il of several m onili- It-.- 1* ! \ i •*1 •. t t 1*t 1 t '-¡r tu* ( <i,i-t '■‘»»liti tri i hrrr old hom e at (InndgTmind 1 n, .t. ii> j < Ui*i»«-rlv I» * i. I Mr-. Itnvnor will be home tin* T .* r' * tir»t of S e p te m b e r Scf. >if Vgjpllr aliali f ni ! ni 1>t*rsl 1 ntl« r H i t ( t u n 5 7 5 u f t H r <»«■ ft rural S t a t u i r * M r 'H a r r y W ee k s left last week for h i r e l t t f l V i ' l i I h a ' It (£ u visit to his old home in W il riling .if I «t li. » i S..< in I» ,<u ■ i*.i * i - i « ' * . i i ». I r •t I» . of J tin ttoll N ( He expect» to visit Ash \ 11 m li ,i>.i < .run ■■ Sii 4w .i,t,.i C*■ ,loi il», inf i uly, A li I Lilll. ht» fil.il ville and tiring h a r k a bride. -.-1 m 1 1fit*f t f r * id m y rilT( .•* a n d h a i m i d i t I*. M r* G W M e] lougal and •Pi>iir«iii,n ("i '»> it.<;d .......... o> «rrur i K 11\t. [ rogr.i in -j.." i quilt an honor. ***— - ‘,l* Inw haid rrft tlir air* N•»«* UHt», Kent HoastiUer ha» returned from daughter have lefi Hlor •mtirsrv th<* foil..»in* deierlbed mi; a trif) to Coronado. where lie went month» trip to New York. They ex- irfnp«rty ‘‘T T n . . * " * n mT i iiir”i“tt/k to to ta^kc tlie car for the use of hi* pert t»i return in the early fall. . -V’V.’.'.Tk it»,, -■» »n.t :*j m.»rh 1». viith#ll> |.rv) L’<«rliltritp Tit». 16* rm father, A. P. Dossetter who is spend Mr. \Vm S»|uire*. who has been l.lir.l Ihr t.rant, li.llliwinï (Jr-rfitK.it prilprMy ing a few weeks recuperating from . . ,i co n te st < n (or on nil extended trip to his old .home «ituated I» Sr-nltmìr county, Ktnriit», i" »I» Tin •. , ■, , . , . ... i »1, ..I s’ » q ..I Section i ’ rp ;’t S. it* xi hi* recent sick »pell "Il L I hu» n-t unteti much i mproved , n . ... i ... i. r..., t..i t.. l i M ' , |o 1 w c e i l I in* l I d e l largest at» . .. r r l .l l r .i r . S .— I *I •*. t •» l T . f. -I I U’.-* b. my »Georg»* Watson h.t* returned from I» and B> , ,i n i »»!■- til i h* H.ipli-t in health. «•»*••d *f i It** d«t r »•( t (hjf i»* itati (*•* of *yr h to Ih* nam» uf t nknn»n |.aH*U f t sunda; Miw Alii e Vaughn is expected ■ Floral CitV when* In wit- called <>n S'J T ih. \ ». Pool a f t .•ovpfptl by No 1*7 tin* banner home soon from her delightful visit at t hr dalr of lMU*nrr of »urh miiflfil» the sad mission of tin* iteath and the Her can» capture^ in the nano' of J ■ ft. Abbott. burial of his father. His many San­ Our attendance is increasing each tu Jacksonville. . , . tinier» such cnftlJtc»t*» *h»ll be rcJccrnWe are sorry to learn of the sord arrordinx to i*w, m deed will i«ue ford friends extend their aymputhy Sunday.. Com«v and join us -and jio u s illness of Mr. McDougul at his 2“ h ^ S*p" ,'nbrf to Mr. W atson in his bereavement. reap the. benefit from the 1er ture* we ‘ WitncM ray offlcinl denature «nd »*1 * arc to have during the month of home on ( elery Avenue. , , . , thi» the 24th .1«»' of Aufu»t, A. D. 1*14. Closing out all typewriter carbon Sbvernl-of the young people from <.,,p E. A. DOUGLASS. October 1' E ( paper. Best grade* only, ut 25c py j c JtotKn*. 1*. C. ( las» (reporter. ' 'u Avenue enjoyed ttin. dance at Tu— i . i lr per dozen sheet». Herald Office. 1tttej^n last Friday night, 97-t f returned , Nrw OentlHl in Sanf.ird ,''lr 1’ red Dorner ha’» Fred Dnrmrr tt i n 'th e city for u Tin* ranks of Sanford d.-nb-ts from an extended trip to New York Joy ,n Work We|| Cone. lew days looking after In» farm on )u,\^ received an addition this week ^lr Otto \ o»s of Enterprise was \ye ftnj 0y ourselves only -In our Celery avenue. He will return to j n ,)H. |,t.riilin ,,f Doctor C. W F a in jnv**r visiting his m a n y , friends Sun- worg _ j n otir doing: and our best doIng I« our best ««Joyment.—Jacobi. New York this week and expects to comes io the city from Pensa­ da y M m Annie \Vu«k* and Grand-, come back about the first of Octo­ cola , where he hits practiced lor the ber to stay. past four years. Dr. Fain comes to mother Mrs. C. McDougal expect to, Sanford well recommended, having leave noon for their old home In' Piano and* Player Piano- Expert North Carolina. They expect to he tuning nnd repairing . All work ab­ graduated from tho Atlanta Dental away several,months. solutely gunrahteed. W.L. Harvey, College in 1908 and since that time The many heavy rains*aro proving Box 1233-Phone. 249-4. 102-tf been practicing his profession with that concrete brifge* are the omly great success. The crowds throng the bulletin Dr. Fain is having his dental bridges. board* space in front of Tho flcfald parlors in the Peoples Hank building office day and night, reading the p]ared in fine condition and will o«arcni,,Mcriticism . hourly bulletins that are being posted . have all the modern appliance* of Five-year-old Herbert, scion of a as soon as they are received from j dentistry. He will occupy Room 9 the seqt of war. They are authen- ' lin<j experts ty he ready for business bookish family, had learned to read so early and so readily that his first j tic and are fiva-hoqrs in advance of j tomorrow. glimpses of atorylnnd worn growing Hh anything that can he had from the huxy Jn his memory. One day ho con* i daily papers. Congregalionnl Church fldod to his mother. “Ruthlo showed ' Our fall church work opens the mo her now* book today*, and It’s tho | ■V, Dr. C. W. Fain has returned to Sanford and will practice dentistry first Sunday in September. It is queerest thing you over saw! Why, ! here. Ho made a trip over the desired that every member he fcady It Just says, 'Is It a dog? It Is a dog. »tate several months ago but no to begin with ua in a vigorous and Can tho dog run?* and a lot of thlnga ' like that! Course I ' was too poltto to place looked ns good ns Sanford and positive program for tho fall nnd say do, but fT'dldn’t seem to mo the : winter. May we not have the co­ be has decided to cast hia lot in W e Kara slwey» tried to be ju*t * l*ltl# *U*d stylo was a bit Juicy.'— Llpplncott's. of ike othei fellow in the genetsl equip^ol of Seminole county. Ho will have par- operation of all parents whose chil­ our stoce. A* so erideaee ol thi* deers to show dren have attended our Sunday v lore in the Peoples Bankfbui!ding. the newest sad ocly lb* b«W ol everythin*, w* school to have their dear ones .in the gladly recommend to User* M Guy Randall is greeting his quuiy Sunday school Sunday morning, Sanford friends, having arrived from Sept. 6th.? the Waycrosa hospital wjiore he has Sunday evening, Sept. 6, our sec­ been confined for seven ‘ months. ond annuai Labor Day service will AND P e n c ra ft He had an accident on the S. & E. bo observed. I especially urge all branch last February that broke interested in the applicajtlbn of the Combined Office hi* leg and he, has never been able gospel to present day labor prob­ and Fountain P en t0 « « it since. lems to plan to he prt'sent at that 4l * • *• Genial, fat, smiling iloe Dawson service., IM P E R I A L ^ T H Ë A T Î R Ê __________.«her of the Carter's tax f»m3», Sunday morning, Sept. 13, “ Some lied otP the hardware 'dealers of Foaaait Ink wn*#s a blueaod dries a j*4 blsck. -BUILDING* Sanford yesterday and as usual en­ Reflections on th i European War” U is aspeoslly bnllisot, simaftth sad peflaaaeat. » Coma te e od k l w *how you tk# *sw Csrte* ek joyed his Atay in the d ty and all will be the theme foj- consideration. bottla with the bow flow-eostroUer. hii friends enjoyed having him here. All are cordially invited, s p e c ia lly r.- \ 4 6 Joe Dawson is the representative to these and other evening services. AND May 1 also urge the Bataca class i of Butger A Baumgardner of New S a t u r d a y s ^ to 9 p . m *°rk and while Joc’a firm are Ger- of young meif to be ready for a long ♦ i Sanford, F lo rid . I 1\ and he Js English their rein- pull and a pull all together) begin­ f •• • ,ir,Jsjni* I tions have not been strained ’ on ning Sunday morning, Sept. 6, at I S tra n g e r s W e lco m e •ccount of the little unpleasant 9:45..a. m.T In Europe. t . P. STRONG, Pastor. .................................. .. Carter’s - Free Reading Room ~ lo ir— Open Taesdiy-Tharsday * -j to »*, -iT J) L NEW BAPTIST CHURCH rhurt li builder by putting to, . . . % g gether the best plans ot many bhurehe* in this modern building. * First Floor Ih e first flour Hour will he divided rooms to he used mto I lire»* large n !follow» j.ll n . IP’ asto . - I i i rr'» »tody. Kinder­ a* garten D e p a r t m e n t ami Primary . . The Auditorium % The main nudltorlum of the build­ ing In Just hack of tho three atory department. The floor of the samo will accommodate about 460 people, while n lmlcony will seat 2£lft, mak­ ing the capacity of 700. Thin will, he the largest aqdlcncc room in tho. The blue prints' call-for space I ) r part lilt*lit. AlSo Oil thlH IIOOT Will city. for a $3,000 pipe organ. he sanitary drinking places atul * building Committee- . other, full sanitary equipment. Second Floor The committee In charge of tho The second floor will he used as construction of this building is D. U. tho Sunday school auditorium. This Hrisson, chairman; Jn o . D. Jinkins, room will seat 4U0 people. On tho M. M. Stewart, H. E. Tolar, Geo. north end of the room will he four D. Halliird and Georgo Hyman. B u rst of E loq u en ce. Ruling Out Uncertainty. This Is from Australia: “Gentlo* •^ Candidate—“Now, ray friends, when you vote, you dbn't want to vote for men» n member of tho.house has takon ' n pig In a poke; you want to trolu for advantage qf my absence to tweak' my noso behind my book. I hope that . me—and got tho genuine article!” tho next tfmo ho abuses me behind my back like a coward ho will do It Comparative Ageto my face like a man, and not go "A man's as old as ho feels;, but a skulking Into tho thlckot to assail a woman's ns old as her best triend gentleman who isn't present to de­ fays «ho Is '*—Dcrrol' ^reo Press fend himself.” *» 7 ¿ t& Ü L o w e r P rices o n ÍH Ü Km iw ö H iH iB fli ■J ,xi ^ F o rd r Cars ■ Effective August 1st 1914 to August 1st 1915 and R u n ab o u t T o u rin g C a r T o w n G fli\ * * (la ÜMllallsd KUt«i of ArarrUs Ualf) $500 550 750 B u y e r s to S h a r e i n P r o f i t s All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August 1st 1914 to August 1st 1913 will shart? Jn the_ p ro fifso f the - c o m ? ~ pany TO the extent of $40 to $60 pet car, on each car athey buy, PRO VID ED ; we sell and deliver 3 0 0,000 new Ford cars during that period. * . . . Ask us for particulars Ford Motor Company C, F. WILLIAMS, A(*at EDWARD HIGGINS, S.tt*msa V* /J» V . . ■ ,■ . • ^f * t 3 H r -■-V , __ V , rd THt U NI vi; M.», A t. CAM Herald Printing Co. J ■ifjL «ft ii- “ 'T tri �AUGUST 25. 1»M THEISANFORD HERALD boat hung ready for launching. the falls MMHlIy unhooked, nnd two pair of Immls would be sulflclrnt to lower It Into the water. There was a locker forward 4 won non bid to roach, hut two wnter kegs. filled, wore atrapped under .the stern sheets. lendlnc me to believe the cn ift was fully equipped for luiiuHlIiito norvice. M.v mind filled with a dnrim; hope by thU discovery. * Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co I fattened ti»o note to the end of the cord. Weighted It ivltli a bunch of key* SY N O PSIS ( going forward at present, not until the and crept hnck to where I hud marked' Oordon Craig Is hired l>y two men. Vail men nndurstnnd tho situation. They’re tho rail. Inch by Inch I paid out the and Neale, fo r 110.000 to go south and Im­ n linn! lot.” line. Icanlntt well. over. At last my p erson al* Philip Henley, ostensibly t o w v i ''Revolutionist«?” cars detected the dangling of the metal, an estate fo r lle n le y . « h o , they say. Is In "No: ptnln New Orleans wharf rnt*. lie keya against the ulna*, nud by prison C raig ts to la k e with him a wo­ the scouring of the seven seas." man to Impersonate Mrs. Henley, manipulating the rope, mnimgcd to "Who la first mate—ilw German?” Suspected o f burglary. C ra lc Is cleared make them sound with clear Insistence. b y a young woman wandefftnt In the “Yes; Herman ; n fine sailor. Was I repeated the effort several .times bostre et. Hhe Is out o f work and hungry. with the Hnniburg people until he had fore there waa nuy rcs|KJuae. Then the T h ey talk In a restau ran t a wreck. The creole Broussard Is soc- liort seemed, to be opened cuuUoualy, Sh e la an actress, deserted by her ond, and two of them together could although- no gleam of light shot forth. w ealthy, drunken huakand Bhe consents tame u cargo of wildcats.". * , - She had evidently cxtluitulahvd her to CO south with Cyalg. 1 took his hand, feeling tho alnowy lamp before venturing to uuswer the l i r a . Hemartr ts-tr good woman and will, play the part or Airs. Henley to help grip of his lean, brown finger», nud signal, hut I felt her grasp on tho cord. door. Thu single lamp Thou It wiua left dangling against the O a lg . They arrive a t the rundown Hen­ le y plantation and are greeted by a rough In the mitili i-aWHY -ww*-turned low. closed |>ort, taavhtg uiu *J Itffer that looking 9Vg|H >.— . <t — **"*■•"«*— only faintly illuminating the Interior, ia ho was reading tho hasty note. Coombs, The'overseer, ahd a mysterious In the ijnUt I could feci the move­ My line Wna nj&lii hauled taut, but wa rras«. Ball I*, seem to be the only pare r a s on the plantation. Craig Is aw ak- ment of the vessel and rcnllicd then) .na l straightened up. prejuiretl to haul owed by a shot and finds a man murdered. was dome »ea on, although thè engine« up the returning message. 1 saw the i of u man passing across the "'O rp m e q rd . a c ra n ia friend at C oom bs -Wert?—being operated duly nt half shadow cabin below. Ho wna already nt’- t t * tha corps« missing. Mrs. B oresfd I* really desirable. as I supposed Jt must bo on ]foot of the companion* stair«; in on* Mrs. R en ter. Bhe and Craig-determ ine to B.voyugo.uf tills nature I wa* noi.4a. i fletit fo r her misting husband's e s ta te tile least sleepy and sank dawn lu U ukJ S h e believes llenley dead, Coombs denies llenley Is deed end de- first chair to think, my eye« on the dee Crmta. sfthouah the U tte r reveal* cnptnlu's door. Mrs. Hanley*« Identity to th« overseer , Wbnt Henley meant to do with, the T its U tter say s Henley himself put him girl was problema Ucal—I had not I s charge o f the ’planutkm . thought to nak—but be either Intended l ir a . I t enter and O ral* find Philip Henta r 's seal ring in the garden. Exploring putting her ashore In Honduras or t b s house alone, Craig finds a secret base­ else holding her prisoner on l*oayd un­ m ent room. til thè Ken Gull returned north. Ei­ H e U trapped and discovers two deed ther contingency wns bml enough, and bodies. One U the Hit—la g corpse, and the suspicion finslu'd suddenly aerosa th e other U Coomb«. Craig Is «truck down sod U mad« prisoner by a dark me that the final decision would de­ young man, a n oth tr named Herman and pend on how kindly she might receive Brousesrd. Mrs. Hanley la a lio c a u g h t the attention» of the captain Nor did C raig and the woman are taken nhoard I ipiestlon the result, I had not known a y ach t, which M i l a T h e owner and m as­ the Indy long, hut In that brief time te r, tho dark young man. calls himself our relations had been sntllclently IntlPhUlp Hanley, lie trie« to win Craig, and th e U tte r-fd g n s friendship fo r him In or­ uintCL to yield .me a good Insight Into her womanly character. There would d er to help tha woman. Af re. llen ley deni— the man U her hua-- t>e no yielding, no compromise. band. She ts locked up,In a stateroom , and I felt my teeth lock, my Band» clinch *T I*n le)r" produces papers which seeming- Insuddeu anger. .ty support hi* claim. 'Craig pretends to I may ha Ve remained there for a Join In hU filibustering expedition. i|UArtpr of an honr, motionless, think­ ing over every Incident, No one dis­ turbisi me. Tlie captain was still In . CHAPTER XII. Ills stateroom, where once or twice I Imagined I heard him pacing the floor. fere. The last voyage I doubt If I .1 Jo in tha 8 a a Quit. OU chanco to Ik? the very sort Tho steward had apparently retired for was on dock twice, although, of the uigld, although It was not late, as course.'' he added soberly, "my word, a glance nt tny, watch proved. My eyes goes If I should care It* exercise nu • hotter," ho said, wllh some , traced the doors ou either side, ten ihorlty.” "Whut are those lights off yot\dcr?" enthusiasm. "You are an American altogether, each plainly numbered, nnd I opened the one assigned to me nnd I naked, pointing xwldlor, tho I«èst drilled men In the glanced within. Except that It wns "Shore lights.'’ Trorid for Irregular sonico. You can more com mod ious and contained a "Then we art* steering east?” , understand that the longer I ran keep washatnnd at one comer, It did not “A bit south’ o f eitHt, yes; odd course those fellows down there fighting, the differ greatly from the other forward for Honduras, you think?” more I will sell. Good! that Is pari where I tind been hold prisoner. I nodded, willing enough to let him , o f my business. And Ibe belter they t wopdered which of these others a re drilled- the longer they will ' keep might ho beva ti od passed silently from talk. -U, « 1», Thnt-la what I -want^ntT-tar -door to door, vaguely hoping for some "W e are playing the gnme^safe. io help make that mat* of rdgl'into nu .algp. uf guidane*»- Tlwy were all tight­ Crate:, that's nil.'.', liu axplalptMl. both ■rroty. You enn do tt, n ndT stii willing ly cloaed, nnd I dare not try the Jocks, hand* gripping the rail. “You see. we to (iay the price.” ns I wns certain one. nt least, of the elwired for Hatiflugo and are uut anx­ “ I perceive yuur |*olnt." I »said al under officers would be sleeping below. ious to l>e seen nud reported by any taut, igoing him. “But what Is there My round had brought me to the sec­ west bound ships.J Totuorruw we will la tt for me?" ond door on the |>ort sldo when In the Ik* hidden aiming (lie Islands off the “A good round, su m j’ he replied. dim light I perceived something lying West Florida coast. Then, as soon ns '“Mere thfth you ever mado lwforc, I at my feet nnd stooped down to bettor It Is dark we will tilioot out under (ull warrant, not oxcepUtiff the promise* determine, its character. It was the steam Into the gulf. The ebnpces are made you In tills Henley will rase. end oC n very narrow light blue rib­ we’ll cross the lane unobserved. If We’ll talk the details over later." bon, ilppnféiilly caught beneath the we should intercept n liner, she won’t “ Who Is responsible fo r my tstyT.’ Identify ut* in the «lark us we luirn door. The door .was numbered “fBoe here, Craig. Uio ease «lands like Whether by accident or design, she uo lights. Hy daylight we’ll bo well this. The revnlutlbnlsts dow’n there bad left the one clew I most needed. beyond their lookouts and can steer a asked mo to find them a competent I thrust It Into my pocket, but the soft straight course." drill master, nnd thry will pay royally. touch of the silk seemed to bring hack Tho proximity of the uron Irrltnted TTiey've got the money, too. scads ot to me a sense o f caution. I knew the me. I wanted to bo alone, where I tL There will be-no (rouble on that door was locked and assured myself could Think out somo feasible scheme •core. Besides. 1 need a reliable man there was no space beneath. H I was of escape, ashore to look after ahlpmenta. We to communicate with her other means " I havo had enough for tonight.'’ I have to land our goods In a hurry, yqu must lie employed, Whnt? -This w si snld finally, "and atn going to turn In." •understand, at ulght, without cbeck- the second statenxiui on the port side. “Best thing you can do." bo coin­ l a f tip. I can, sffonf to hnnd you Judging from my own, the width of cided, but without looking toward me. '«amethlng pretty nice on the sldo tc corti room would be. about sir feet "W ill foliate suit as «ouu ns 1 smoke a There ought to bo no difficulty In locat­ cigarette. Boo you tomorrow." «•mine «myself a s«|usre deni." * l t looks ffoo«l," I confessed, bul ing Uu£j*ortho1e from the deck above 'When I awoke the sun was shining sttB hesitating. "Only I shall hare to nor In aHfficUng her attention. The onAthlng I desired now was to through the glass of mf porthole, nnd, have It to writing and more In detail.* glnticing forth. I caught the dnxxlo of ‘"W e’ll talk that, over in tho morn re-cstnUllsli myself fully In her confi­ tho water. Tho venae I wns nmtioudence. assure her 1 wag at liberty on S o ld ie r o f F o rtu n e — B y R a n d a ll J board, able and willing to be of servlefc This uecewdty overshadowed ev­ erything else.«»If I could discover in»ms of communication wo could plan hopefully, assured of co-operation. This seemed possible, the way to Ufi accomplishment opeu. Hhadowed from obsepration by the thick butt of thu after roast, I wrote a few lines hastily' on the back uf an envelope, thrust It Into my pocket and ventured up the companion stairs. * A glance sufficed ta convince thi^ 1 wo» alone and unobserved. The deck was unobstructed oft. except for a small boat swung to davits listerà and the cabin trnuAoms These last , were elevated fonie three feet, but consider­ able space separated from the raiLf I sllpiied into this opening on- the |Kirt side, crouching In the douse shadow until again assured t was alone. My itosi timi afforded as good A view forWant as Hie. darkness would permit and llkitudottjgujibled rnt* to see Into the dimly lit cubTn below. I was. not watched or. spied upon. For thu first .« I paroeivs y o u r p o in t," I said at Isst. la g ; it » lata noV. Taka the third autoroom, starboard; tt'H all ru d y foi I am no longer to considot prisoner on board?" ihly not. PrntUcally, you are of No. C should be,* I IcAmd over, socking to trace its ouUlne by some reflecUon of light from within, but the rw’rdtag aldo o f tho vraael baffled me. Yet, assured thnt I must be correct In my measurements, I marked the *{*ot on th e «n r aliil Twgan search jfor somo menus by which I could open com­ munication with the girl below. Tho flag locker was astern, and standing pn It l could fact Inslde' tha boat swung to tho davits. It,w aa o ■mall, light lxMt. faitdooed Uk* a cut­ ler. a good seagoing craft for Its alxe. Two uara and a short tnaat, together with a roll of.canras. were slowed on top of the thwarts and secured by After All, Carter’s is the Best We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. •Remember the Herald when yorrwant INK. -----tfust reedved a *shipfnent of Carter’s hew _____ _ . P E N C R A F T INK Torr0ffice"or Fduntalrr'FenT with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. * P in ts....................................................k ...........160c Half Pints------ ........... .................. .35c 4 oz. 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It m ak es no d ifferen ce w hat q u an tity you d e­ sire , nor for w hat purpose you wish it, w e ca n supply y o u r n e e d s. 0 C a r te r ’s W ritin g Fluid in Q u art B o ttle s ................... ,........ 75c C a r te r ’s W ritin g Fluid in P in t B o t t l e s ....................... ......40c C a rte rs W ritin g Fluid in H a lf-p in t B o ttles ................ 25c C a r ie r ’s W ritin g Fluid in 4-o z B o ttle s .............. 10c C a r te r ’s W ritin g Fluid in 2-oz B o ttle s 5c C a r te r ’s K oal B la c k Ink in 4-o z B o ttle s 10c C a rte rs K oal B lack Ink in 2-oz B o ttle s 5c C a r te r ’s B lack L e tte r In k in 2-o z B ottles ......... 5c C a r te r ’s Ink, in Green, V iolet or B lue, 2-oz B o ttle 5c C a rte r's Red H ousehold Ink, 2-oz B o ttle ................... .................................5c C a r te r ’s Red C arm in e Ink (for banks and large offieesMiaJf pint 50c C A R T E R ’S C a rte r's F o u n ta in Pen In k in B lack, Credit oc.. 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Have the otrora caten Indelible in ■Bé*-* * * * m » MVfL C a rte r’s Household C a rte r ’s P h o to -L ib ra ry P a s te in D ouble Well .«Ia rs 25c Indelible Ink (for m arking linen) with ___ . ^v. ~ — <*<*.,* m arking outfit C ^ t e r ’s P h o to -L ib ra ry P a s te in 4 -o z b o ttles w ith Brush ..:™..™..1 0 c C a r te r ’s T y p e w rite r R ib bon s, for*any m ake m achine MAIL O R D E R S G IV E N P R O M P T , C A R E F U L A T T E N T IO N 1 0 7 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Florida 1 �5*rM S»5P 1,.K Mf whllo Ih b deserted cabin led me Irre­ sistibly to suspect tbo captain's quar­ ters. Ho bad dismissed the steward on some excuse, opened her door, and. using "om e pretense, or authority, had Induced her to accompany him. What I pould do to help her, to overcome him. was not evident- 1 was alone, unarmed, surrounded by men under hls command S O L D IE R OF FO RTU N E By RANDALL PARRISH Copyright. 1*1*. *»V A- 1- Mctiturg e* • Co • . CONTINUED FROM PACK 6 Notice of Application l'or T at Heed Under Section ft of Chapter IMS, l.awa of Da Notice 1* hereby given that llenfy ein en, purrhaecr of T a t Cerrtlflrata No. 2050 dated tho 2nd day of June A. It. 1002, haa tiled •aid Certificate ip my office, and hai made I application for T a t lleJd to issu* In accord ­ ance with law, Bald Certificate embraces the followtns.de«cribad property, iltuated In Seminólo t'otinri» W W of •( NE NB . , Florido, to-wll: Heg.. I K>, cue ( « r of NW Cor NW U «Í .ad SB >» Sec fu. Tp i t . ft 31. run B Stift, if 1XOft, W POM. N ltO It. The «aid land being uurwed at tho data of tho iMuanra of aurh rertincato In tho n i n e of Henry Adam«, Unlr» «aid Certiorate •hall be redeemed according to taw, Ta^ Heed win laeue therecro thw- Ifqh' day of September y I). l i l t , witness rpj coy ofTleial! «i(nalure and acal Ibis . 15th day’ of o f Anrapt Au(s*t A. t>. I>. 1011. E. A. bn u (lt«, Iineati" » .b , E Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co.,: Ftn lOt-Tue*. file. and 1 stepped Inside. Instantly my mind leaped to a con­ Ho S q u irm e d U n d e r - fdo b M e w -w ir^ o h -j yet forcetl hack. In pplte of every e ffo rt 1 noise would Is* heard on deck. nnd,.lie“ I’ve changed 'allegiance, th a t’s sliles, tho fellow was tinned. Thu only nil, llroussard. T h e captain turned result of such an effort would he my uie loose last night-” own Imprisonment, leaving her In more “Vim w if us? You go vojun ic e r ? " helpless stress ihau before. Without “Well, something like that. Pm to ! knowing why I I’ecn-d Into the hathIk* drlllmasler or general for those I room connected with Herman's state tattered .battalion* down In the Jun ­ room. It was small, tod perfect hi ar­ gles What do you think of the Jo b ? " rangement and. to my surprise, reveal­ He shrugged hls shoulders and then ed a s ec o n d door, lu airln atan t I tingrtnued. ~ , ilerstood—thls was - not Herman's pri­ "W h a t xo d i f !” nml he s w ep t hls vate hath,' but wnk’ "also used by the band* about lu expressive gtmture. captain. T h a t second door led to tip* "S e n -la n d , If only one gets th e price, after cabin. I was there In two strides, m'sh-or. IKit. for m e . 'I like to go. to my e a r f n the crack listening. Nothing move—not lie still an' rot." reached me hut tU* m u rm ur of a voice, "Of course." falling luto bis mood, the words liiillstlagulshable. yet tills "that's In your blood, I re»-koy. lint was suttlclent to convince me (hat I the captain said we were only to hide was mi the right trail. T h e two were together, aud here was nu opportunity here for a day.” "Maybe day, maybe week No one for me to reach them unoliservisl. knows how loug. We wall till the sea Slowly, using every precaution to ovoid Is clear. Hall! T h e man 'frnld of n o i s e . 1 turned the k i l o b a u d opened shadow. He give me sheep, an' I tin» Intervening door a scant Inch. I show-heetn. Hu uo sailor, m'stour. 1 caught a glimpse of tbo Interior Yon tin V« tntptHil tin* har« y oq— know hcem long while." * come?" “For tho same reason 1 did.” you brute!" 1 heard her say, "Well, what of it?" Insinuatingly. "Why shouldn't It he me. my dear, ns well a« tho other?" " "W hat do you mean? Do you con nfv-t tne with Gordon C raig?” “Of course." anil lie lutiglual. ''Why shouldn't I. plearn*? Y»*n came with him from the north, did you twit trnv ellng as hi* wlfcj I hiippeu to know your history." She look a deep breath, standing straight before,him . Iter checks hunt lug. "Perhaps you think you do." she said, now In full control of herself. "Hut you are going to learn your mistake, t 11ut here under unpleasant clrcuuisjniices. yet I am not subject to your Insult. I r**fti»e to answer you or to* mu 111 In your presence ” She ste|tped “Moro like 'enuse stie love you, bey! imllle. le a l lu g free p a s s a g e "Y o n Will Rflcre! She w as tine lookln girl, hut" tiuUx'k t Gut ihxir '* - s h r u g g in g Ills shoulders " 'Its the "Hardly that, and I <**uld see 111* capltnlne, not x»; mnte. who may ad lingers shill down oil the top of the mire. He Is xe capltnlne; iioIkhIj ' tell him not on xe Sea Gull." _ » I left him nud walked nft, aw are ns 1 turned o f the sneer on hls face.. Yet eten then, alt hough burning with an ­ ger, I knew better tluiu to remain. 1 words on my tongue, feeling certain that what­ ever 1 said would be repented to Hen ley. I kuew men well enough to un­ derstand the ch aracter of tin- Men Gull's captain. With tipjlmrit-tl power In Ida hands l i e 'was not an antagonist tix lie despised Nor did 1 doubt hls purjHwe Now that he hud seemingly Won me over to Ids scheme ho would turn hls attention to her. feeling se­ cure from Interference. Aud he was Judge H ealey’s son or. at least, so / these men believed who hnd been as­ sociated with him for years. T h e slt•uatlou^grow more nud more couipllritted; It wag nu longer merely her ;Word against bis. nml yet I could not doubt tbo truth or uny statem ent sho had mntla to me. Broussard itn red In my dlre^yon for a moment, hut made nu effort io fullovif; npU Anally dlsapivnrvd fonrnrvl. There wns nothing on sea or laud to tU.«tra?t my attention, and 1 fait that 1 woutd he hgfirur to hor below Uj.Uia cabin than on diSck. The skylight wna cloaod..although ¿i^*n then It gave mo HTT« iwrtlnl view, nud. .1 * I faxed through the clouded glass I peree|v«hl u shallow pass. -The next Instant the .legro steward emerged from the com pa 1. ton. Bom« swift Impulse led uie to crouch. Instantly out o f sight, until tho u u n d ° f hls feet on tho deck cofcvlucW me * the fellow w as going forward. I ■ watched him cautiously. Uo stopped twlet* to glance back. but. perceiving •»thing, finally vanished Into the fore­ castle. 0 • The nogro'a going forwnrd le ft tho captain, nud Viola* Henley ulune be*°w. l crept to the door o f tho com­ panion am] then down tbo Slfllrs. ----- T b * main cabin was vacant, hut the dour of No. & stateroom stood slightly «Jar. Assured 1 should Dud It empty, » y heart already treating furiously, 1 *°°k a awlft glance within. I t In no woy differed from the room which hnd ln*en assigned me opfioslte, and overytblng was In jierfect order. Evidently * the girl Iftul departed without a atrugK<e.' and with fall expectation o f an «•riy return, H er small handbag lay .|»ti tho berth unlatched, and a hand* Vj* kerchief, together with a pair of gloves, wore ttjNin the chnlr. That shf* had Lot gun« ou deck was u certainty. ± desk, "It takow more than a few words to change me. Ileal ly, 1 like you lietter thnu I did. You are dcckledly pretty now you nro angry. Besldea. wlutt have I to he nfrithl of? There hut us lit HU* part of the 1» no one ship; I tlxed Hint up Is-fttre I went aft er you even your friend t mig 1« mooning around somewltert* on tli-ek I'm ciipt:iln <if the Sew Gllll. and there's nut a nipscallluit on Istnrd who would risk hls skull to help you. Even Craig wouldn't: he evetn told me him­ self you were nothing to him." "H e—he told yyii th a]!" " l i e eertaluly did—in tills room. Come. now. what Is tho use of being such n e n tr ' He took a step forwnrd. but she never moved. “Don't touch me." sho said In ■ tone that stopped him. " I ntu a woman, but. 1 can defend tnysclf." "Thnt ts tho wtpvt thing you can do —threnten me." he said shandy. "I never take thnt from mini or WDmnn. Bee here! Do you rvullxo whero you a re — how completuly you aro In my power? T h e door Is locked, anti you haven't any weapon. Don't try to .foot the!" *T' have told you once.” she said earnestly, “not to touch me." “Fil take a chance. You’re worth it!". I saw . her struggle to break free, and then out or the shadow l h*u|>ed at him, iH.th hnrtdST«q>t:lng hhv throntllis r e was to Ite^io alarm , uo shooting. If It could 1 » avoided. The very? Im­ . . . . .of . r raj' Ivi .* ItriiUI Í II ( i t H «" I out grtutpb before l rollili cOUtd close firmly. My flngoru wore wrench «1 from hla UiroaL yet tbe follow made no outcry, reallxltig. doubtleaa. It would not bo beard. Ills eye* blnied with hate, merclle*«. vlndlcttve. und hewtrnggled like a fiend to break fref. I saw the gift, atlll dnxed from hor fall', utruggllng to her feet, with face uplifted- then tny «very ponaldoratltui waa rivetbHt on my antagonist. Tltla was to be no tioy'n play, no en«y vic­ tor*. ntu m u« If* weyo «Ur* Irp^ hip «_ __ lug * v y í& 3 iíí¿ i ' 9 -■ ¿ i> J ^ 1*H; Photo by American Press Association. . . Now, thfrvtore. t, II. Clay Crawford, secretary of stata of the «tate of Florida, do heaeby give notice that a , Menerai Election will be held in each county In Florida on Tuesday neat succeeding the Drat Monday In November, A. U. I» H , the aald Tuesday being th* Third liar ef Net ember for the rjst Ifleet ion ror rejection of th e salti joint resolution* proposing amendments to th* constitution of the Mate of Florida, via: , A Joint Resolution Proposing an amendment to Section Sta (S ). .. "O ut N e ts !” A g a in s t T o r p e d o e s ; B r o a d s id e of a B r i t i s h D re a d n o u g h t two of us tripping over the chair nml coming down heavily ok the deck. Hy sume iui kT lumk-d on lop and Itoforw be,tveuvcrvd front the slioqk had F T n ets!" In the order on a tuittleshlp when danger from the«« su b wrenched one unit free, locking my itici i: ci I ii-rrot» nf nvn warfare I« a|i|ir«lt«ittli*tl. Tit« nets, such as are ol Article Ar*1 1 I----- i8?f't«d •*-th* romtltutfon ------*....... ol* lingers in til* llinuit. eliown in tUt* pictnn*, arc retini upon to imtnnglo attacking turpctltx*« or ! ***** °* r**,,,B * t0 founty nfHe sqttlrtmsl tmiier me like an eot. r—. i flerr». Hr it ortlftinrd hy the l-c£i»Uturc of th « hut could not break till- grip. Ills fuce causc them to cvjmimIi- liarmu snly iumcnil uf ugnliiHt the uIiIm uf vassals, < Bf S t«t* of Fiorirli; lower plcturu nhowa ilio great bruailxlriu gutta uf uno stilt* of a t i g British purpllng, until he lust all power. T h at th» following i to Soctfan ,(101 im m Jm m ____ __ Six (6), of Article KJgh*.(S). of the rftnstltw Fierce as the .battle had been, I ,re- Dreadnoughtlion of the s lije of Florida, le hereby agreed tplned sulllclent st>|i*e to loosen- nty te and ehatl benrubmtttrd to th * etertor* Of death grip whllo the uini) still breath the s ltt* at th* general election to be held ln the county nf Seminole end th* etate of on Rhe Brat Tuesday in November, A. IK ed. lifting my head suincleutty to for I know w hcre4hey are kepi Iti thè Florida, to-wit: 1914, for ratification or rejection: Lota Thirty-three (33), Thirty-four (31), glance about. M> own lireitth came desk Bartini) 6. fh e legislature shall provide No evhlettce woutd shake uiy Thirty-five I36i, Thirty-sia (36>, T h irty- tor the election A y the qualified elector* In In nubs, mill the perspiration almost fallii Iti you. aud I aiti certaln uow w ren (3 7 ), Thirty-eight (3*1. Thirty-nine each rnurtty of the following county, officer*: (3»), F o rty (40), Fltty-eeven (67), Fifty- A clerk AT the rircuit court, a sheriff, con­ tillndisl me. : thete U intuii liete, some devlllsh plot eight i Bit), Flfty-nlnS (60), Silty-three (63), . “ Hrlng* me somettilug to tie tilin' I <*Olli'oi*ted I" stelli Jlldge IleitleVs f|»r with." 1 niihi tiroki-nly. “Anything; tutti' yi-s. Dial belt will »In '* ■\\ fiat letters? W Itili plotures « ere She tore it from tlie Imok on the wall tlie> and tlirusi It Into my bauds. With a ‘l.etlers fnitn thè judgu to hls «tlt single movement 1 had It buckled se- Itllltiiij(•* f.lttilli Iutiera, nini -a piloto ■eiirel» alnnti bln armn. and was free grapii of thè fatlier and ibis tutta Utkett to sit up and stare about A cord | together." from the portiere curtain draping tho "And « ere ttu* (etleni a.lilre*«ed tu tmthrooin antrHina comptât ad Ids Insh l'hllip •" lug* "The eliVeUtpes tool ln*t*ti de*tr<iye<I. "Hy — . I'rn lg." he sunrled. "you’ll imd tio milite « a * ìiientloned. hut Ilo* Iwith wish you'll klllctl me before you're phulouraph was Indorsisi 111 tb e ju ilg e« done with ibis Job. Whnt chance have 1 tintitivv 1 Mliig " you got to get away?“ "That I« for me to decidevi I mi T t » 11E CONTINI EH •weretl "Hut If you open your mouth again I'll gnu volt. N“ w, stop It Tit** llrst word you u tter will mean a huml ítü .\ r A B V L in iH N a kerchief In your mcratli^'t^.. I stiKijKsl down nml dragged him to one side * As I straightened up ag a in f n r « u r t r*f i h r < o u n i j r H rm in n lf * «Mini), S i a i r o f | 'l u i ) d a she was faring me In t* ¿•Tali' «I "Ilow did you gel here?" J, S Un or» To all Cr#d» I n o , I « K t l r M , Illatribuir## e n d "I found nty way through the con s i i l'ttsui.* Kevin* t'tetrn» or Iiemsnit» noeti ug Inti broom vomier," attlntt * ■iti Belale: “T 'wt—then, we can escape tn the same manner." “1 hardly think that will he neces­ sary. I'll gn through our friend's |>ook ets for hls k e y s " I turned hint over an*l Itegnti the nett roh "Ah. n re voIver' I thought prolmlile—lu proti-*(Ion ngnltiHt a woman, you cur! Here ari- keys ; now let's see whnt they t i t " The tldnl one trievl unlocked the door, hut even us I tried them In the lock my mind sw iftly reviewed the situation. It must Ite open wnr from now on, Henceforward wo could e x ­ pect no mercy on Istnrd Yet how was It posslhte to ottoni«*, or avoid dlaruvery ? To attem jil leaving the Hea Gull before dark would In* suicidal. Y'et there was a chance thut what had t>c■lim sl In tills i-nlilt) rotild be kept mm-enh'd for a few hours, until dark ness gave 11« better op|K>rtunlty for successful nctlon. Thu memory of « ha I Henley had said lo me the even­ ing before—th at he. was puly tech n i­ cally lu com Aimo d :'thnt1 for days a t a time he uover appeared on deck in per­ son. gave me (he clew. If he could be kept (ihsnhitely secure In his trnhlp, un tilde to create any njarut. wo would be free to plan our escape. There Were hut two iioln ts'of danger to be guard­ ed agiiInst—Herman nml tho stewardTin* formen^wbvu he returned from shore- might seek him for,Until orders. 1 itto np|H-nr' lu and th« hitter. If ho rnllod the cabin for the rqguhtr turai, would end «it vor to leant hit* tlPa\re*. I would hav« to gunVd against the*« contlnJ curl«, and. with tho tint In mimi, I UqqietJ acro** to tit« hfithroqm. and was gratified to Jcnni that tho door, landing Into tbe innlp’r stateroom, could h« locked on th« loalde. '"With this privato approach barred. 1,'felt confident of In-lng able to gnard the ujnglt* «irtrttnrv remaining.- - —'j “Well, whnt can wo -do?" ahe nskvd when I returned. , "Koop tho fellow tied and wait for petus jt f 't t jjf rush sent/him staggering night." I nnawered aobcrly. "That I« and le ft hdr helpless on the deck, yet onr only chance. The mat« la nabore. 1 got grip on hls collar, clioking bafk We ar« lying In the core of a amali lath e 'flm t'c r y and struck Ukm once, a land off th« Florida coait waiting for half a r m ‘J o l t whlfb woiihT have »cut darknpsa und n chnuco to slip through him sprawling but for the cablu wnll I Into aoutheru watcni." Yet ho rallied sq quickly t it to over­ "Do you know whore thlg twrtt 1" come this advantage. ' Judging, him from hls alxe. I .bad underrated hls lighting ab ility . f?r b* was all muscle. *wHt lu mûrement an a cat. aqulrm- Uy J . c . Hottert«, D. C NOTICK OF KI.KCTION Whrfi-a« th« Icstilatur* of ISIS, under the ronatltulltrn of ^SS6, of th* ttatw of Floride, i t t h r e w twint rceolution« propothrr emwnitmcnti—ro the contlUulion of ih* «tele of Floride, end tha tem o w*r* e|fc*d to by e volo of thrcw-flfthe of ell th a member* cfcctnl to each hou**; that tha vote# on «eld joint reeolutiuna wera cnicred ppon ihcir rr*pcctiv* Journale, with th a yre* and ney* thxrcon. and they did d eter­ mine and direct th at lb* earn* joint resolu­ tion« b* submitted to the electors of tha Mata at tb * general election In November. »-anttaujd,v.'"TlUi -Onor rwax'^hllloctast op«*rrirnr--mitsefcsair.— JT -gfRttce'Tvw vtucod m e the room was unoccupied, clusion—the tint mate -was not on Inch by Inch across ttlo floor, my feet" ' CHAPTER XIII. board; tie was ashore with the boat tangle.i hi the rug. Neither could party, ami Henley was entirely alone, strike nor kick. Tablaa Turned. I wys weaponless LA U GH ED, but without paying tie had tnkou advantage o f the oppor­ and 1 dare nut release Ills arms fur him the compliment of looking ut tunity. Hut what could I do? If I Year he might po.sn««* a gun. Hut' I broke down the door Into Ids cuhhi the nmtingcd to swing him sideways, the hltu. ■ •*ljow long?” "OU, seek, eigh t year " “Then you ca n tell me if he Is rcul ly Judge H enley’s son?" ”Oui. m’sleur: ’tls sure I can I hav’ been with heem there, " Ida brown tiand outstretched landwnrd. "w h ere w e ' got you. hey, many the time: tresldes. the Judge lie bueli mi xbt sheep Of course he was son; why y'ou think n o t?" "I am beginning to believe I do not know very much alsuit II. HroiiKsanl.” I explained brh'lly. moving aside to the rail. " I ca m e down south with another story pumped Into me. th at's oil." . “ And xe young w o m an ." he porslstjcd. following mo closely, "w h y she «(torn would tilad tho defendant; Therefore, you. J. W. Harper sr* Hamby ordered to appear to the bill of co m p itisi. In this ( h i m on Monday, the 7th any of September, A. I). IS It, the asme being s ■tuie day In tbia Court. ll ia further ordered that this no tiro bo published in tha Sanford Herald, a news­ paper published in Seminole county, F lo r­ ida. <mre a week for five consecutive week*. Witness, V. A. P p u rts*., rierk of tha said Court, and the w-al thereof this 31st day of July. A. D. Ik I. , K. A. DOUG LA AS,' Clerk Cirrult Court, Serrinote Co., Flo rid a. I (VO-T u**-5tc movements so quick and unexpected as to put tne on the defensive. 1 could only hold tight, braced for the strain . Possibly, m en now I tvnh under survelllnnce. T h e negro had left the cabin, j knew, hut where was 'H e r m a n ? Ilroutumrd was In ch arge of the dock, and lienee this would las t h e first mate's watch bqlmv. Impressed with this d|sconeertlng thought. I em erged again Into the main cnlilu The staten>um doors were all- clwuil. and I had to guess whloh was the Herman's. I was sure, however, that llroussard occupied the drat on the port side. I had heard him open Hint door whllo talking to tho steward, and It was highly proha hie tho Unit mate had the apartm ent oppo­ site. Ju d g in g from the position of tho doors, th ese would M? larger thtpi the “Ortyf sluteroom», ami If Herman wan . tu - t l ^ r e u l navigator of thel>bat he would til re good (jun rt era. 1 listened at tho door, but heard nothing, then, rendered desperate by tho ili>!;ty__tried thrwktioh- ln ii hinulrfri f e e t o f tho »lioro. I sauntored forwim l townrd tiio brltlßf», nlnilns t« oxclinnRo irrwtliiRH vvllli , I,,. crvolc mnte. Urounjwml wn» not n »inii to expect fnvore frum, nml 1 hml lifitffd hlrn wlth^tho timt KUmpne 0f hl* fure.-yet hc poswttuwl hls raclnl char*CtCTli*tK’ <>f Impuki*-* vqw"«»«?» W ill was tim* far rnoro nppronchutilq than tiie uni IT Germ an timt «.Heer, Per* haps lf hc belleved me an ucvomplleo ho tiilcht he led to tolk •How yon coni' on xo deck, ni'slcurr“-* hls eyes eye« thronten ln *^ ;_ ‘:L be naked, nsketl, his thought you down below, locked In nil .ffght“ *acd he- waved an expressive hand nft. the hitler PAGE SEVEN T H E SANFORD HERALD . AUGUST 25, 1M4 dare nut speak ; bound?” V .■ ( “Y«t; SpfinUb llouduraa. We nro loaded with-munition« ¿f war.” I laugb- ^ n msnernl down . . . . S 5 .. . Stere! 1 had to piay a part Tint you received my note?" "Yea, nud It helitctl mo wonderfully, although even then 1 scarcely compri»betuled whyTHI this pretense wan neccsKnrj . Surely you dp not .belleve Ibi« mail It Philip Henley, th a t-th a t 1 h ave told you « it»»?" _, "Nq, I do u o t " I answered earnestly. "B u t be .ban showtl me evldenvv o f biff Identity wliTCb' wotild have convinced me tinder other* iTrc timet » nee»—lettera und jilctyrea. 1 will ahow them to you. Ytfu, end verh ol you err hvreby noUBeil end requlrvd to p r o t e l eny risiiti« end ‘Ir­ meli di wblrh ywu. or rliti *,’ „et h it» sfelnat ibi* »»liti1 of J. S Moorr. dr* rretrd , letr ol Svmlnolr County, Floride, lo (hr undrrrignrd ad mini»! retri* ol «eld r*tet*. »iihln t « o y r ir i irom th " det» herriif Usir.l Julv 2 - f l . A II HI TU »S-Turs-Sir In l'M4 t. M t u IR E . Admlnlelretrie. Cesrl ef thè t i n n i i J u d fr, t'o n n lj, (ite le .o f F le rld e In te B itste.o l W. H. UndeTwood- Memlnul* » • To eli Creditore, l-egete*«, Dlelrlbuteee end ili Persona havin* CUime or Deroende eielnet u ld B etlle'. • * Yop, edd eerh of you. «re hereby notined enti f-'iutted to prr»rnt eny rleittis and deirande »hlth you or elther of you may hav„' eralnal ine e*t«te of W. 1f. Unders ood J r r t i > t ‘l. late of Semlnole County. Florida, tn ibe Underslgned adminlMratris o( ìrt «¡tale, wiihtn 1*0 yeor* from thè dei* hereof ad July »U n. Deted Julj *«tn, f l t h . A i> l> iI9 Mr*. E M IL Y J. ONDE It WOOD, 95-Tues-»tc Aduilnletretrie. Nelle« ef A«el|r«lion fer Tel IJeed Under jfertlen ■ ef Chapter 4>as, L««rai*f FierNotice te hereby* given liyil D. f>. tienlel. purrheeer ol Tea CertJflcet* No. 3167, dated th* 3rd dey l>f April, A. t>. 1633. he* Aled «aid certificate to my office, and haa made application (or (as deed to Iuue In accordent* »Uh' law. Seid, certificete em­ breen the following dMiri bed nreperly •Ituatrd situated in Femlnol* county. Florida, ' to- Si«ty-twn (621. Slety-fnur J * t ) and the •nuth halt of i.ot Slaty (60), and Lot» T h irty-tw o A. and Ten A, *» per plat of iTIery l*elta. reeorded In the public records ol ( ‘range county, of whirh th* county of Seminole s e e formerly a part. GEORGE N. Ill GUY. Special M aster, A>.( l 131 I, I UO-Tues-ftlr NOTICE OF SALE Notire l> hereby given that under and by •irtur of * final decree of tdreeloaure and •ale made on the 20th dav of June, 1»|4 l»v l he llonorslde Jam es W. Perkin», Judge of the (Trrttll Court. Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit nf the «tale of Florida, in rhanrery sit­ ting, in th at rertaid cause therein pending, «»herein W. J. Thigpen 1» complainant, and Ja y A. Einstein Is defendant, 1 «ball »flee tor sale ami sell to the hlgbesj bidder tor cash, belore the door of the court house in Ssnlord, Seminole county, Florida, on Monday, the 7th day of September, 1 » !4 , the same Irelng a legal -ale* day. and dur­ ing the legal hours ol sale, the property describe*»-fn- tbiv Deal dcrrrw as (allows, towit * !«**ta Twenty-four (24), Twenly-flv* (2 5 ), and Forty-seven ((7 ), of the Flotilla l.and a Colon i r a t inn Company's Celery l*lantatlon, situated In Seminole county, Florida, es ier plat therenf duly recorded in thp pubc records of Orange county, of which th* county of Saminole was formeriy a p art. f v (jE O ItO E N-.IUGHY. ' Aug. 4, 1914. 100-Tuea-Stc * Special M u te r. » NOTICE OF HALE Notice is hereby given that under and hy virtue ‘ol e final «terree ot foreclosure en»1 sale made on the 20th day ot Ju n e, A l> 1914, by t he Honorable l i n n W. iVrkln*. Judge of the Circuit Court, Sev­ enth Judicial Circuit, Seminole C ounty, Florid*,- In chancery. In that certain cause thrrein pending wherein, W. J. Iliil, trustee lo r W. Cs Hill, is complainant, and John W. T ip ton , huaband ol Amanda I . T ip ton , and alt unknown heirs, devi***«,- legatee* and grantees ol Amanda 1- Tipton, de­ ceased. ar* defehdanta, 1 shall oiler tor eat* and sell to th* highest bidder tor each, be­ fore th * door at the court houee, in San­ ford. Brininole rounty, Klorlda.-on M onday, the 7th day ol September, 1914. th* asm * being a legal eslts day, and within th * legal hour* ol sate, th* property described In the final'decree «■ follows, situated In the coun­ ty of Raminole and the state of Florida, to-wit Th* weet one-halt of a ten acre tract ot land, described as follows, beginning at a stake at ending on thw'north side ot First street, road, said stake Jteing locatesi 71 rhalo* ami 97 link*, west ot the east line ql intersection ot Holly avenue end First street of the town ot Bantord, and th irty Icet north of central lino at eald First atreet, end running thence weet along the north eld* of First street, run ten chain* to a •takt, thence north' ts ■ chain* U ^ jE 'etak *. thence *agt t*n chair a I i a stake, thence emith tfn khainx to point ot beginning, containing) five arr*a ol land. * C EO HOE N. lU G R Y . / ' : ; Speriti M aster. August 4, 1914. . wit: Lot n », , . ■JHock K, Auffa'* H in ef Oviedo. . t00-T u c*-5le tb e .dda t« Pt The ___ eald land land being belli assessed *att the \ N O T IC E GIF OP hTTT h I rF'H HALE certificat* in tho iaauaoxa o( auca cartifirSt* In th* nam* th * Jaatl . ot Unknown U e lrti eald crrUAeat* ahalf Under der olid (ry *virtu* of an execution le­ be redeemed according .tax tl*e<j sued o u t o f t be Circuit Court _______ _. ..to. .law. — ---------(or th* Sovft lor 5m xdwaed . tscU* thereon on tb * 3 t* t day Ol Au Ircuit of Florida, In nth h Judicial Ju d icial Circuit in ah'd for guM. A. t). 1914. i ,, , . . . , Orsag* rounty (otR -which Seminal* county . _________ M „ ________________ M , j Witness my. oflleixl signature and **al * a s, JÉL fo rm e rly • p a rt), in 'a esus* therein This th* 28lh day of July, A. IK 1914. pending, wherein Artnour Fertllltee .W orks, (•«al) / E. A. DOUGLA?«. . a corporation, (a plaintiff,/and W. Clerk Circuit /Court, Semlnotgfjo., Fla. ( JK , i* defendant, t have levied uAp o. .aP.aitta, nd / tly J. C. Robert^ D, C f will selH at «ubilec ou tcry *t th» front door 98-ÍI-Tuce , 0 /'“ N { ■ , of th e co u rt (house re* ... In ,Sanford, on _____ . Florid*, , . H * ' Y. D. th* first Monday in September, A. P , 1910, 1916, it bylng tb * 7th d ay ot said month, ith. .during ,durin( Nelle* of Application far. Tes l>**d t'ndei the legal boars ol sale, to th* b!. ‘ best bidder for cash, ah th* right; ' NocUan 6 of f'b ep lcr 4163. Law* of Ft* N oth* la h«T*byjgiv»h that Henry ,Oleen, interest of- th* defendant, W. A. Kitts, J r ., purchaser ol T ax C ettlfleat* No. 2CM9 dated In end tp th at certain, tra c t er p a rc e l.o f th* 2nd day of Ju n e A. l).'1 9 0 2 , has filed land situ ate In Herolnete (formerly Orange) Florida, and mora - pprtiaularly eald O rilA cat* In m r offle*. and has mad# rounty, [Ot* tor «»plication (er T a a l>**d to taau* In accord* daerribed as - follows, to-wili-jlegtnning at tha bridge over tn* ditch) ffh*ra th* north «hr*Sgjtn law. tin* and Union avepua inum ect* with the Said Certifie eytern boundary ot Meli ¡invili* T ra c t T ttU O T S W f 'tS f Ä i's S « e ¡ r p u "• ff. » Survey arid runalag w e t Cor ot NW Ù of SE ) ( I I k 10. Tp *1. K atiíafeo« tb* port tine of Union avenue 250 run fl 1.90 <*h», W 1.54 >he. 9*6>fl* cha, E 1.14 Ifiti »henee ‘ n rih a t i . right“,angle ««Ith st shire, a county assessor ol taxes, a tax collector, a superintendent of public Instruc­ tion and a rounty eurveyor. The term of office of all rounty offhers mentioned in thla section shall be for tour years, except th at of rounty assessor of taxes and county tgx collector, who ahalb be elected for two years until at the general election to be held in the year A. t>. 1916, when and after which they shall,be elected lor a term of four years. Their powers, duties and compensation shell be prescribed by law. The legislature ehatl provide by law for .th e care .and CUS­ tody of ail COonly- funds and »hall provides the method of reportidg and paying out *U ' all- such (unde. ■ Provided, rounty : treasurer* elected tn geo crei election held In 1914 ebeti hold of­ fice lor the term elected. A Jolnl Itrsolullon Proposing on omendment lo Section IS of Artici* IV, of the nmslttutioh of the etofo ol Florid*, reiotlng to th* appointment of rnmraiealonrd officers of th* «tal* militi*. He It resolved by the legislature of thw stele oí Florido: That th* following amendment to Section ^be » rA submitted lo tb* elector« of tha ata te lor adoption or rejection a t'th e n*et general election hereafter; that i* to aay, th at Sec­ tion 16 of A rtici* IV shall he amended s o es to read as fallows: , Section 16. Th* Governor shall appoint all commissioned officer* of th * atat* mltllla. Including tn adjutant general for th* * t* t* . with rank of brigadier general, who shall b* chief ol-staff. Th* duties and-cwmpoaaaUon of all officer« so ‘appointed abati be a* flkad by law . T h * 1er me -ol • files ot all contrai*•toned officer* ot th* otxanlxed militia shell be continuous during th* pleasure of th * Governor; subject to such lavra as may b* enacted by the Uflaletur* providing for th eir retirement for kg* or other caute*. A Jolnl Reselellon Proposing an intendment to S*ction 1 of Anici* V of th* constitution, relating to thé judiciary; II* it resolved by th* legislatura of th * slat* ol Florida: T h at tb * following amendment to Section I *1 Artivie V ot the constitution ia hereby agreed tu ' and ihall be ptopoMd and sub­ mitted to th* »lectora of tha atat* Jo r ap­ proval or rajection at th* n * tt gen eroi elec­ tion h *realt*r, th a l'U lo say, aald section I • of.aald artici* ihall b* amended l a u t « iwotl as follows: Section T. Th* judiáis) power of the *Lal» shell be «rated in a.suprem e court, circu it court*, court ot record of Kecambl* county» criminal court*,- county court*, cou n ty Judge« and juetlcra ol tn* p*ac* and suck other court* or commissions as the legisla-' ture bray (rom tim* to tira* ordain and «*i shllsh The legislatura may prvacrib* th * romp*ns*tion of th* juatlr** and Judge* ol th* **v»ral court*, but no court heretofor* established under th* constitution and law* of Tlorld* shall b* hereby abolished. Th* yot*w cast in compilane* with aald proposed amendment*, and tb * Vanvaa*. declaration* and returns thereof, shall b * subject to th * sam* regulation* and tealrfrtlon* as ar* provided t|y law tor g asarsi elections In th * atat* o f FloridaIn tro lliqony whereof, 1 hay* hereunto a*i my hand and affiled the gloat »»al al tho stat* ol Florida, at TatlahaaaM, tha cap ital, this (he twenty-filth day ol Ju ly, A. I). I »f '1 4‘ , (B**1X H .C L A Y1 ORAWPORD, v n n sru n u i f a si o| beginning, contalBlDg rthur Moore, h t 1rs- Unie** »*ld C trl Kl- ( »u acre* and a fraction. SaM properly of Arthur hfclre. Vat* be redeei redeemed according fo law .'T ax be Inf between r tween Union avenue ami Lake rat* shall shell he .........Issue - - tb rm '— m on t h f 19th day o!(I Mot Monro* in S a * ford, Seminole county. PlorDeed will Upon _mw a* the. property ot IR] (JWT PK . . ( ' IH Ida, " I "and » * « . lari*?! sw VI « «‘ wywn iti» F l WF» September Ai# *■» tK 1*14, Inane m r officiai algnarur« and peti thU W. A. P itts , J r .. (William k1. Putii PllL ------»v-s» and to aatlety sald executfon and costa. llth dsy of Auguat A. I>. 1914. 1 ’ al) E . -A' Cl»rk — tí Douglas*. --T— m , . Furcbaawr to pay for tilt».C. M. 1IANII, Circuit Court. Seipinolo Co. Fi». Sheriff of Seminoia County, Florida. ■04-Tuaa 5tC. Hy J . C. fto b v t». D C. 0 * *# s 100-Ste ■ NO TICE OPHALR-7-----* ----------------* Notice la hereby given th at under and by |a th* C ircuit Cenri* H etealh Judicial C tr. virtue of a final decree *1 foreclosure end rail," Hemleol* C san ty, Fie,ids. In C h aasnte mid* on the 20th day of Jn n *. A. I). - rerr Milling 1114.' by th# Honorable Jam »* W. Perkin*. hfartha Cost Harper, Complainant rm. Judge of th# Circuit Court, Seventh Judi­ C itation cial Circuit. ‘Seminole rounty, Florid», In J. W. H arp er, Defendant rhanrery, In th at pertain cause tbertln Pend­ To J . W - Jtarper, rare R. J . Ueaty, (Iswrgn, ing wherein Jo * Cameron pnd Levtck ONew Y o rk : V 1 * Camtron ar* complainants and Jam es Slg. " I t appearing from the affidavit ef M r*. ereon and Georg* N. Hall are defendant», Martha Cuat Harper, herrín duly filed In I shall offer for sale, and sell to the highest the above pause th at it is the belief of af­ bidder for rash, befor* th o. door of the fiant. th a t the defendant. J . W. H arper I* court house in said flemtPola. county. Flor- a non-resident of th* stale of Florida, and • lia . In the city of. Sanford, on Monday, f W I* now a resident b| th a state oj Naw Y ork, 7th day of Septtfmber. A. D. 1914 flU, residing a l Oswego. N. Y .; that th« saldada-, •am* being a legal an!*» day. and within tendent 1* over tw enty*«»« years «f age: ' the legal hour* of sales the Property- do*:» a n d .th n t there ia qo person In jb e s ta te of cribed in the final deer*» aa follows,'situated Florid*, th e service ot a subpoena upon Secretary pi Stau» 190-Tu**-13tc r*< ' . If You Want ) • ( », ' f t E S Í U . ! \ T O U can get them by ad­ vertising in thia paper. Itreache«’ the best class of people in this community. 4 , VA 7i'’ Y 41" •. % ■ *- L It r ** T S U se Use this paper if .you w ant som e j .of their business. i This P ap er •t » •• k----- * . : - ■r - s 1 ^ H W H ^ m to u -- * 0m �* *• , AUGUST 25" 1914 SANFORD IIERALI) PAGE EIGHT csre on the part of drivers.lt is prob­ able that nothing we can say will have nny offset upon tho .driver* of machines because each individual honestly believes that he is exerdsing' BEING A RESUME O f SANFORD HAPPENINGS every precaution necessary for the B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N safety of himself and his passengers U P-T O - D A TE ■:- - v r r = YOU A N D M E .“ and it is tho other fellow who takes * t 1 the chances and comes td grief. And » Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Sorlrty Editor", or I then sooner or Inter something goes Phoned to Mrs. ft. A. Tcrhcun, Phone 203 wrong and the trouble is charged to All Local Advertisement« Under rircumsiatiers over which ho hud no M ra.-Forrest Lake and daughters T h is H ea d in g T IIR fe t/ C E N T S p Annoartcemml control. A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, AH members of the Woman*» who have been spending the. sum- Line F o r E a c h In scrtW n , Minimum There is no doubt but what every “ HE’LL PRENT 'EM 'V-SD SAYS SAIJNTERER. drivpr. takes chances nt one time or Club are requested to meet at tho mer delightfully at Milboro, N. C. C harg e 2 5 C en ts, ♦ ♦ ♦ m » H » e e » e » e H e e » e e e s M H <s M s » > M S M » s k » s s m e e e another nnd each time he escapes dis­ homo of Mrs. Henry Wi^ht. Wednes­ will spend the m onth-of September FOR SALE aster tends to increase his confidence day afternoon a t 3:30 for the pur in Washington. D. C. 5 When drums arc beating and tile# out of ton will hot need a doctor in in his ability to handle his car. It ap­ pose of making roses. -This includi« ore shrilling and flags ripple In the th e morning. People take too bloom­ Mrs. John,* Preston and little For Sale— "Furnituro a t 210 Park pear# foolish to slow up for n rail­ the rose com m ittee also. Bring a sunlight and tho llower ot the young in’ much medicine anyhow. What grandson,' John Jr ., of Jacksonville Ave, ■ 94-lf pair of scissors and a roll of red or road crossing when there j s not n manhood of tho nation march gaily some need is to bo shot full of hot is the guest of- Mrs. C. R. Walker. 1 train in sight, but the practice js » green crepe papeP. down the street war does not seem so soap suds w ithanautom atieshotgun. IF O R sale or rent.— T.hrce acxiu., good one. Some time one might for­ terrible'and it is not difficult to en­ i—“ An0 LUeu.lM 0g-4te L .-lt -.strsighMl j get to look and tho train would tic thuse and prodnin our rights and charge extra for night worJr.TOU bet - Mr.—» ffd**ftfrr.—ff.'*' jR*rTTffkenha her W “W trh-*fet' T * K>«rW~h0 em©* •wrH* fft.-"**1! there. -*» A most enjoyablo meeting of tho and daughter, Miss Thelma, who cateti. A. P. Connely. atrut around w(th a chip on our shoul­ your six; und I usually charge extra 109 Mag­ %. It is tho same with nny little thing ro«©-#omniiUce .«ju l pther. members der jyid declare flint oar every de­ for work in unusually had my t her in nolia Ave. . 102tf. which may ko W ro d S -S p ti.jM car. of the Woman's Club was held nt hafo been visiting their*Cousin, KJn»the daytim e..N ight means when the mand miut be respected. Polhill returned to their home in if ynndmapr IhA immlilinn and center tho home of Mrs. J, T. Brady, Fri­ For Sale-A t a dlscount-^^choUj. B u t when we are brought face to sun quits blitrkin*. your attention'upon it nil is welt, but day afternoon, with sixteen present. Macon, .Friday last. I t was a par­ ship in Sanford Business Collegp. face with the horror and death a n d 1 "Now be sure to get this straight! the sbme Limn yourntUmtionmnybeiljs- Widw-siUecn pairs of- busy hands ticularly pleasant visit for Owner unnblo to US9 it and it will t>© wslt4Miattt.lt in your hat; cousins, who had not seen each traded a n d . you Will• cómetogrlef nt work the roses gr^w as if by ■old at a sacrifice. Enquire' Herald tom s Extreme care at all times even to magic, making a fair start on the other for thirty years. O tlke.-103-tf. ~ u* pause- a rn tT b e n the non w h o .Is medicine for “yourself or folks, don’t tu> point..»! «uhjarliinaxMMa—saH-to fifte e n ItutuMvii rosea to .be used at Dr. Mason has our pride comes and gookmhoWRhe ask me" what m edicinéis F or Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring ifirnU.hp.ahtt nws.rsrlrtwsM— «© "ilhe Oity Beautiful Ball in the fall. Moÿô òf Arcadia. as his guest Mr. affairs of peace we are thankful that think when you pay for the medicine ear for 9400.00.' ju st overhauled in the only.safe course to persue. Tho afternoon passed quickly in war has been evaded. And when we that you've paid all. I charge for my Little Miss Olive Renfroe re­ good running shape. Sanford Ma­ pleasant social intercourse; the distry to .picture‘ hint buried on foreign services, and charge from one dollar .' 82-tfci. turned from Richland Saturday. chine A Garngp. ’ of plan» nnd arrangements soil, in a trench like a beast of the up. I am not dikhlng it out for noth­ new club home and .enjoy­ Mias Agnes Renfroe accompanied For Sole or Rent— Two nice resifield, or maimed and broken for life, ing. I had very good health before I ment of Mrs. Brady’s charming hos­ the little lady home a^id will remain donees nt a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. out pride looms insignificant and n- came here. More-over, cheap doctors pitality. Refreshing iced lemonade for an extended visit to* Mr, and 80-tf - gain we arc thankful that war has are, as a rule, .like ail other cheap was -served throughout tho after­ Mrs. Harvey Renfroe. commodities,, not woth a damn'. . not engulfed us. > For Sale-Orange grovo H acres noon. “ Npw listen, I don't care enough - t J 1 fine hammock land, 130 ncrcN of Mr. and Mrs. G. Logan p f B ir­ The next meeting will he held at J W h ile tho news bureaus supply about the practice of medicine to Celery land, one ten acre tract celery mingham. Ala., are tho guests of the home of Mrs. Henry Wight at but little authentic-information as to practice ju s t .for the job. I want pay land. At n bargain. Address P. O. it 3:30. A# members of the cluli are Mr. und M rs. W. A. Ginn. the progress of .the European war, for it and unless you pay, why I Box 1034. 104-8tc. urged to he present and those who the American houswife is ndt at all simply don’t want your huainras. Mr. C. E. Hyde motored over were not present Friday are re­ lacking in information as to the ef-| And th at's not all: you need not For Sale— Fine farm of ten :h m from Apopkn Sunday, spending the quested to bring a pair of scissors feet which lias resulted therefrom in think I’ m' going to carry your about three miles from the city, day with rorfitives. T>- Cobb Is gradually working his and u roll of green or red crepe this country. Every retaij merchant nnd troubles indefinitely.''.. nlso two choice city lots. Going way to the top among tho American pa per. It Is not believed th at the doctor Lcaguo sluggers. with whom «ho has been accustomed cheap for-cash or can be purchased E S m'.» A little son arrived a t the hom e' to dealin explains th at the rfar is will be "dropped from theroolsof the on easy term s. Address R^ gyre of • • of .M r. and Mhs. U.~ P. Caldwell responsible for the tremendous ad­ medical society, because of this jusnerald office. * M usical Evening Larry Doyle, captain of tho cham­ Sunday morning. He will be called vance in foodstuffs. tiflable outburst. Mr. and M rs. W. L. Harvey en­ pions, thinks very well of the Cardi­ » D. P .- J r ., which everyone knows " For sale or Rent— Five ncres, tiled Being a woman, she naturally does nals’ pitching staff. tertained delightfully with music 1 t Í stands for Daddy’s Pet. • • • In lid, two good wells, located ju*l not understand ju st why her table ^ I wish to commend the Sanford and song Friday evening at their south of Station 10 on S. & K Hall­ Manager McGraw has become enthu­ homo on the Heights, complimentary allowance has been practicaliy’cut in Band aqd hope that the ci tire ns of Rev. Dr. Brownlee and Mrs. way. 5 room house. See F. W two by the -advance In prices. She Sanford feel about tho boys the siastic over Milton Btock and declares to Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Logan IJrqwnlce (nee Miss Lillian Gibson) Mahoney nt Fernald’s. 97 -tf knows that on the whole this coun­ minio way. The Sanford Hand has him the equal of Devlin when Devlin Mr. Logan rendered several slideare spending their honeymoon in try has produced one of the most always been self supporting, asking was at his best.• • • « trombone solos snd song selections M ontreal, N. C. Before returning For Sale Une $35 incubator, 240 wonderful crops in its history; she nothing in the way of contribu­ Martin O'Toolo, Pittsburgh's 922,- thnt delighted those present. An knows that at this time there is prac­ tions nnd getting pay for their ser­ GOO beauty pitcher purchased from SL impromptu orchestra composed ol home they will visit Tennessee nnd site. Good shape, guaranteed ‘ to tically nothing being exported und th vices and yet I believe that if the Paul, d e c la r e s ho'bus no fear of dying two cornets, Messrs. Fell owes -and spend some time with Dr. Brown- hatch. Price $ 10. 01). T. H. John­ lie's mother ami fa th er-a t Calhoun, son, Moore's Station. l-2tp and there will not be for many months dty at any time could help the boys In a minor league berth. Harvey; violin, Mr. Radford; slideGeorgia. _____ ’__ • • • but in* th o 'face of these facts prices it would bo placing money at a very trombone, Mr. G. Logan: pin no, hatj soared upward and the war is good advantage. \S*»i probably have Russell Ford, Buffalo's marvelous Mrs. Logan, - gave n number of Mr. Galloway, the genial attache TO R EN T some of tho best•Jof musicians in the pitching machine, has gono on record most enjoyable selections. Vocal nnd of t lie A. C. L. dispatchers’ office offered as an excuse. For R ent 4 room cottage $10 :» Ah a matter of fact the wompn are Sanford Band than any-sim ilar or­ ks favoring Johnny Farrell Ip tho instrumental solas, duets, and en­ has returned from bis vnentiun. month. 5 room cottage $12.50, in* r ig h t.‘ There Is no justified excuse ganisation in the south can boast argument as to leading second Back­ semble made the evening hours pass for the famine prices which are being of and y et one hardly ever hears ers. Mr. Henry Stevenson nnd bride eluding water. .G. W. Spencer. delightfully. Mr. and Mrs. Har• • • our chitons praise the homo insti­ l-tf demanded on every hand. vtfy's guests were Mr. and Mrs. registered at the Rpbblnj' Nest _____ Jo e Rlggert. Brooklyn outfielder, The real truth •of- the matter is tution and they are forced to pay Sunday. It' is understood thnt Mr. Logan, Mr. nnd Mr*. (Jinn, Mr. For rent- 40 acres Tiled 1.and in who was snapped up by tho Cards greed* and averice on the part of them for their band room, their uniforms when tho Dodgers asked for waivers, and Mrs. Radford, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Stevenson will make their a body well located. A.P. Connelly.* in control of the foodstuffs of the und their instruments and music. is a Kansas City barber In (ho off Fellowe*. future home in Sanford. 109 Magnolia St. - 102-tf country are alone responsible for the They give monthly concerts in th e months. , . ’ V • • • For Kent Cheap for Cush—Twenty outrageous .situation, and thoy do park that are greatly enjoyed by Mr P. M. Elder ami Miss Nellie Catrtyrr» Itfturn lea vo on Wediiesdn y for several acres of good hammock land all tiled. not hesitate to demand the shylock’s the home people and the visitors Sherwood Mageo has been doing The Whitner camping party re­ Call or write A. .\J. Tyler. 101-tf pound of flesh a*t a time when the to the city and our band is one of well at short flold for tho Phillies, but turned from Palm Springs Saturday weeks stay at Daytona Bench. Other -cities Manager Dooln would p refer.« man poor ran 111 afford to make tho sae-- our valuable assets. evening, “after having, as one mem­ For Rent— Five nere» good celery riflcc. Local grocers tell me that al­ have public spirited citiaens who who Is floater of foot than the Pblh-i ber of tho party expressed it “a Daytona Hotrn . i ] land, one and n half miles from San­ ready many of their customers have thlnlc enough of th e ir band to do­ lies' slugger. Mr. T . J. Miller, accompanied by ford. N. H. Garner. gloriously grand time. All th e, de­ _______ . ; '-.a —q ^ a: 99-8te eliminated sugar and beans and cof­ nate frdm time 16 lim e to h«V# i lights of camp life wert- fully en­ Mrs. Frank Miller anil Mi's. F. J. Bon Johnson will have to hire a few fee from their bill of fare while meat good musical organisation in their For R en t— Thn » rooms furnished There ‘ were many visitprs Gonzales motored over to Daytona more lawyers -In order to got Injunc­ joyed. city. The following from the Day­ is a rarity indeed. - < tions enough td prevent tho FVxbi from town during tho week and the Sunday. Mrs. Miller nnd Mrs. Gon­ for light housokei ping. Also two - Of course it’ depends upon the tona G azette is'an example: landing somo of hfs players before tho campers have returned with the ah zales will remain for several week». bedrooim ’ Mr*. Johns. 411 Park “ T h at. Saracitqt's great Italian end of this season. viewpoint of the man who is in posavenue. 91-(fr solute conviction thnt camping Via • • • • session. A local pqper quoted one band will return to Ddytona again • Dr. Hoilsholder and liis brother, the top notch of summer «port. For Rent Furnished office equip­ dealer to the effect that he made next season wap assured Saturday E. F. Housholder »pent Sunday at Now that Cactus Crayath of th e j ped with roll top deal:, office chairs when Commodore C. G. Burgoyne Phillies has formed the habit of steal­ more profit in one week on The goods Daytona. P erson al Mention J -----------V nnd tables. Also a roll top desk, in stock than he did on the sale, authorised F. M. Rowe to wire the ing home, about the only thing left In Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner, typewriter desk and ocher equip­ Mr. nnd Mr». R. A. Newman nnd There is a tine moral question inVolw- band th at its serviced are engaged basphall for hltn to master la to Isqj-n how to hit a pop fly. . Deane J r . nnd . Leslie Hill were ment for sale or rent. Herald office. little daughter, Olive, returned Sat­ ed Hi such a situation. As is usually for next season, and that Commo­ • • • among ‘the Sanford ' folks at (he urday from a pleasant summer trip the case it is probable that no relief dore Burgoyno will pay the ‘entire 82-tf Th© attendance at the Polo grounds ‘ 1 T ■ -----Beach. ">v to North Carolina. coat, which' will be approximately will be afforded.however. this y ear has not follon off, so there M IS G E L A N E O U S 95,600. ‘ . I Î t ’ * does not seem to he any truth. In re­ ' Miss Julia Brown is spending her Others goingover to the bcaeh Wanted— Plain nnd fancy sewing W honta *k id for a verification of ports that thla is a had year for ths 1 The. doctors of ’ Sanford are my frienda and-they have my sympathy the statem ent by the Gqtette-News, pastime so fa r as New York Is con­ vacation at D aytora Beach with were Dr. PhilljM qnd Mr. S. O. Dressmaking of nil kinds. , Last Shinholser in the Philips car; Mr. house on Fast Third street. Mr Mrs. W. P. Caretr. a t flU times- I t U essential th at I Commodore Burgoyne merely said cerned. and Mra. Paul Keely and Mr. M a­ M attie Driggers. 99-9tp • • • eland i n ‘with them because I know the report was true and that he had • « honey; Osborn Herndon and- Ralph Miss Anna McLaughlin will leave .nat what day they may be called up- Concluded to make Daytona a. pres­ Moose McCormick, former Ulant, Four Hundred Victo* and hbw manager of th© Chattanooga today for D ade-City, where sho, wilt W ight; Billy Hill nnd W. P. Carter. pn to cut me open to see what makes ent of-tho band for next winter.' bia records and two J That people of D aytona and thou­ club, was rendered unconscious by be the guest of Miss Frances Lydon. the wheels go round and all th a t I exchange. €T. M. Berry, *a»k them to dois to p u ta llth e work sands of winter visitor^ to the d ty being bit by a pitched ball Just be­ Miss 'Jeannette do Walburg 1» the back ju st like they found them even will appreciate the , great generosity low the left temple In a gone against Wanted-Seamstess fur plain feewinq Atlanta. I / /| guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons on if I s m opened by mistake. I often of Commodore Burgoyne goes) with­ Stone Isl«hd. \\ wondei* how in the world the doctors out saying. While this la a greatever make enough to live on Oui of . th rir .practice M I know .t k a r the Mrs,. P, M. IHdij- «fill leave tonroney pwing to, a doctor la about the d ly for North Carolina and V ir­ , tdoweatvmoney In existence."O ut of ginia accompanied by Frank Wood­ /by sympathy for tke doctors of San­ ruff Jr.,' inhere they \wfU Join Mr*. ford thon 1 givh them the following i \ h - Woodruff. Frank 1Jr . wjil recircular letter ten t out by a doctor A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S [CURBSTONE J * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EVEN THE GATE ; POST NOT IN BICYCLE CORPS OF FRENCH ARMY ÜÍ? I . ** : 1 IT back of San Bhmardlno, Cab. P§B tot it straight In /your ame region thousands of cork nbodlUm* that some of you owe me 5 ' A" gentleman came to me, the U bavo,been jlan ted -T Í ( .'/ find .th a t »11 humane need money. other day, on tho street, and politely th at a doctor U ju st human, whether asked mè for my year’s dues in the you think.' so or not.. Some people Comthercml Club, and I was so aaPece/ela t.audr J. • deem to think that he Is ono-half owl lohiahed th a t I nearly fell dead. The The .Atlanta Constitution «ays; a h d (th e other half jm-k-uM:the owl idea of Anyone Ari yon collecting your due» » .i » ' ."Looking at It/rom this anglo thitfe la , , proclivities making him prgfer/to be In the (lornme/rJal Club is a novelty no reason why the Federals should not tip nt night instead'of sleeping, and| indeed nnd certainly m ost refreshing. play good ball this, thelj- first, season j ( th e (jack stock he is supposed to pos­ I paid him .nnd then a/ked hdw .the nnd-weathering the atorm of tho’ flrst sess enabling lum to endure all kinds] people w ere, taking tothejdea, He aofison. they wlU have a. regular league ■. • of hardship* and Jjve on half feed and told, me thut they w ire cdmlng .a* in 19tB. It la our candid Oplnloo^ ex­ -„ hot air.-prtmifsdu' croas handsomely, a Ad many had pressed before, that the Federals’ at© V “ SoTrmy pcoplo profet, it jeoms, to never belonged to tho Club before, going to make a .go of. It and event­ will hare to have to"bo recognised." Y call a doctor at night, when if they| were piyitlg a year’s due« «fid corp- 1 ,ually ;• _ •f ' J • * * A r. I had (to To go *fte /literr him, .they would not In r In bgpause th e Jd ta of-paid tip First Game for Giants. | hubdred yards yar ' walk a huhdrea for him, dues looked llke^tho^Jub meant busi­ A1 Daman:« succeeded In gutting th© y> easy to up against the ‘1 nets they would ness and this loolkyl like thoy Thn.chap phono" and-th en'ju m p back Into bed get busy along every Hne. It seem# first victory for the Gly r with iho "Ralph Hohlivery?” ta and wait for bin) to' come through to be a fa c t that the -Club has taken Jack Miller-once put it. 1» a pitching on new-life an d 1 certainly hope tlja t marvel simply beeru«e no on« can i look'pleasant. I want to talli this bill he th e greatest in tho flruro out how H eroes it. ivdng It i about i s easy to Club. We have work and getting away with It may be two be pii i- is the timo to do it, different propositions but they «mount j In ,a Ti man In ifcrnford to tho same. — help In tho dork. Art With Deaumont *n T Ja k * Art, former Whit© Box I ' -“ “ " ' “ m puV ' I A ssociativa. (fe « s i : , . ' .' wj. �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 PUBLISHED S E M I -WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — L ife l* VOLUME VI W oith Living SÀ N FORD , FLO RID A , FRIDAV, AUGUST 2* baptist Services Sunday, Aug. 20111 To Afk For Indictment Washington, D. C. Aug. 27. -T h u 9:30 Primary school. In the Shack . Department of Justice is receiving 9:30 Main school,' Band of the fol­ i reports every day from its special lowing instrument* give, 15 mhiule agents throughout th f country, who ^»»ope-enir.ifct'U in jn y estig-HTon into one tenor, one bass, eight fifes, one o recent shaP'p advances in prices drum jind piano. You are welcomed. - j of food staples, and thr-rtrpnrrmm tMr I l:0tl Sermon. .Subject, "Unvcidng ; evidence in many* places indicates MS^fvWaOI^FWAr'^-Sttfd)* o f Revela­ ; thnt_there ha» been n well organized tion. This is .the_ first of a U ti*SJ> l . coEaptnreyr ¿timing "reta ilers to hold ten iirrm n n T T n b i dnl i s e rr ri i n f f n f js up prices nnd mnke ull they can out nesday nights arid Sunday mornings. jg of the war period. 3:30 Junior B. Y. P. U. "New Testam ent Books Learned." ¡]j I t U expected . that indictments * fli45 Senior B . Y. P. V. Special , 0 will be asked for in Washington, program* rendered- by the entire t0 Brooklyn,’ Chicago, and .three other Union. r. cities. The others have gone out 7:45 Sermon, "T h e Red Light." A ¡11 to prosecute al! persons who have n. clearly violated the law byf con­ T H E R U S S I A N S A R E S T E A D I L Y P U S H I N G large chorus wffi lead the singing. Electric fans and ice water’. * ig spiring to mnke price« on. account T H E I R W A Y * IN T O G E R M A N Y A*ND y j of the war. The investigation is Always welcome. •’ * G E O R G E H YM AN . j t not confined to retailers, hut also inM E E T IN G S T I F F O P PO S ITIO N . Pastor. Hj I eludes jobbers and wholesalers, re Many retailers have followed the r- prices set by others, without being The French ministry of war has ill involved directly in an agreement, Received at 2 P, M, • Puri». Aug. 2fi New minister oil definitely accepted the services of an as The reports indicate, however, that Paris Second jim* allies defense war decided to make Paris perfectly Anglo-American rough riders corps of there has been little difficulty in Much of it in Franco reported hold­ intrenched. The camp insures in­ formed in Pari«. The men will act as n- finding the originntofs of the move- ing well under enormous pressure. "Most lets and Will exist no m atter what scout« a n d ... interpreters. ty m e rit,‘and it has hern - possible* to happens. • — — speak four and so m e'of them seven its make out strong cases in some, inlanguages. All have seen actual ser­ ill stances. The investigation will be vice and are expert horsemen. They &s pushed all over thu rountry-’und the will provide their own uniforms And tie alleged violators of the law punished mounts, but n fund for their main­ lb if it i* possible to g et’ proof of theif tenance in thy field has been raised Jy complicity. publicly. BE HOLD in F R E N C H A R E t^EARFUL A N D H A V E F O R T IF IE D ¿PARIS A G A IN S T A T T A C K now St Petersburg ! lussimi und Aus­ trian armies are engaged in a gen­ erili h iilt| e ulimng the river Seretb Washington. \ug 'J* Japan a d ­ [}„ |Bcm Invaders have rcrichcd vises wifi stay in oust. Dora not in­ Lemberg and are attacking forts tend to send army or navy to aid allies of t hut city, nor a t t a c k Austria Wireless ;,i German embassy says n small GetLondon Reported here nuni cruiser, Mng'tcbury whs blown British destroyer sunk the up m Gulf of Finland «>* foreign destroyer in the Adriatic. fleet Another say ft the big transport with prisoners, principally Turemt and British soldiers passed Aixla ehupolle today. United States rn v^y.s act for Japan in. Vienna Aus­ tria in Tekio. Uncle Stun May O wji Ships Washington. I). |C.. August '.!7{. — Utter demoralization prevails-, among the shipping interests of th e' United States and large business houses who were contemplating the * purchase of ships for the Panama Cahal trade because of the proba­ bility of the l u l l e d Stales govern menl going into the business of 'owning and operating sbi{¿s. President Wilson was so informed today by members of the Senate and b y ,le tte rs and telegrams from firms engaged in the mercantile ma­ rine trade. He discussed the matter with Senators Benjamin F. Shively, . of Indiana; Willard Salisbury, of Delaware, and Theodore E. Burton, of Ohio. Preaident Wilson made it clear to callers th at he is intensely in earnest in his desire to see regular lines of ships established from the* United States to South American ports to take advantage of the present cx( reptionnl opportunity furnished by the European war to capture the 'f, .y trade of the countries s o u th ,of the canal. . Relieving that a government own­ ed line would lie the most practical means of insuring an adequate sor1 1vice and of obtaining this trade, he . „ -is urging Upon member« of Con> grena a* direct government appro­ priation for the purpose, t .The administration bill will pro. vide for an appropriation of $25,,\* 000,000 to be invested in the m ajority Block of a mercantile ma­ rine corporation which will engage in foreign trade, particularly trade with .S o u th -America.' The company >0 formed would ha in all sompocta similar to the Pannma Railroad and Steam ship Company, which the government owns ‘and which has been engaged in transporting pas/ aengera and freight from 'N ew .Y ofk to Colon, In the C a n a l Z o n e . • t\Var R e rc n s e .T a x Washington, D. C ., Aug. 28, • War revenue Icgiidatiou to add $100,000,000 t6 the government's annual in­ come was considered todny-ut a con­ ference between Secretary of the Treasurer McAdoo, Democratic I-end tr Underwood of th o ‘ house, nnd Chairman. Simmons of the senate finance ■committee. Mr., Undrrw'ood declined tp say how it was'expected to raise U«* additional income but It is understood a tax on tobacco, beer and liquors a n d 'possibly a Anmp tax will he ntrricd out. / . The bill ran be drawn quickly, in the opinion o f' administration lead­ e r s ,,And its introduction is expected to follow immediately a message Bryan Tor Judge <• L front President ‘ Wilson risking foY Washington, D. C., Aug.. 28.— such legislation. Senator Nathan P. B ryan of Florida The Evening Worship for judge of tho circuit court of ap­ THo friends of Dr. A. Jy Houspeals, F ifth circuit, No w Orleans, to hoider are glnd to see him in the succeed the late Judge Shelby. That is the program of the Flor­ d ty this week. Dr. Housholder will ida •delegation in both houses of bo, remombered as a beloved pastor congress. and this m orning they held of the M ethodift church several a- meeting presided over by. Senator yeafs ago,. He has been invited to Fletcher and decided to endorse the preach a t the Star in the. evening. Junior Florida seriator to Preaident He has consented to dp so. If ho re­ Wilson for the bench appointment. mains ovef Sunday. If the pastof ahould preach his All members' of the Florida delega­ tion were present with the exception aubject will be "T h e Value of the of Congressman L'Engle. Sou l." • First Annual Statement Shows a Large Balance in Treasury lira. $31,905.50; lines collected up to May 1, totalled $4,844.86, of which amount the sum of $2,150 was col­ New York, Aug. 28 lected from - March 1 to May 1. hurg-American Granfiti The financial report shows total re­ bears for sea. ceipts of $45,814.25 and disburse­ ment* of $ 18.(iC7.fi 1, leaving a bal­ Summary of War Today ance of $'J7.13G Cl to tbi- credit of The French and British armies on u lint tie line LVill miles across still the department. are strenuously opposing the ad­ vance of tho German forces across the allies, operations to tho euM, the French frontier. Tho British apparently the French, troop» in tho trobps are reported to bo occupy­ Voagea district havd resumed the ing a strong position and are •sup­ offensive and* have forced the Ger­ ported by the French on both mans to retire on the Sain Diet flanks. side. While the -Germans have occu­ Fortner Ambassador nt Berlin, pied th e French cities of Lille, V al­ Sir William Edward Goschon, in an p, Aug. 28. Dutch chamber e n c ie n n e s and Ilouhaix, the official official report published by the Gov­ credit' for two millions for report from the war office describes ernment i n , the form of a white of maintaining neutrality. hopefully, from tho viewpoint of paper, tells in an interrating way of his interview with the German Mi aia 1er of Foreign Affaira Von Jagpw ,.antl the Imperial Gcrmah' Chancellor,' Dr. Von BethmannHotlweg, a t'th e time of the British ultimatum, demanding that Ger-, many .should cease v ioletlW of Btlgiun neutrality, A fco h m ii. 10. the official report. Herr Von Jagow de­ plored the step which' Great Britain, wan. about to take, as he saw the end of his policy and th a fth e - I m pcrial Chaitcellol, which had been to make friend» with Great Britain and then through Great» Britain to get closer to Franco.Similarly, the Imperial Chancellor was taken aback.* He declared that Great Britain's action wns terrible to a degree and- declared that h^s policy, liy this ¿top, "a/as tumbled down |lku a house of cards/' Ho y *j J ö gR. iïYl held Great Britain responsible for all th e ierfihlo evontk th at might happen and asked if <the British Government had thought ,nt what p riff the '.compact to defend Bel­ gium's neutrality would be kept. fi|jf I'r mfiaf 1 utfjM * 1 T h f French commander-in-chief, n>i I General Jotfre, {p u' com m urlfatton i f to Field MaishalL Sir Jo h n French, *« commander of the British forces, f* V 1 1Hip flays high tribute to tho valor of IM r I ‘ IA 1 4 k? H the British army, which, he says, I _ mELi "did not. hesitate hut threw its V - i whole strength against •forces of ¿ /X T ,. r ----- « f c a . gréai numerical superiority It Is reported that British mar­ • I'tiolo oy Amencan Prams Association.' ines have occupied. Ostend to pre­ vent th e. Germans from getting a foothold on the English Channel. tie r s are shown the Iralser <>f Germany anil the exar of Russia with thn The German steamer Kaiser Wil­ personal staffs The kaiser Is on the left When this picture Was taken » helm der Gross has been sunk, by a was little thought th at in a few months' time these rulers would give the won British' cruiser 'off the W est Coast of Africa. Vn Two Big Men of the War And Saw Mill Men Suffer Series of Accidents that May Be Fatal. Wednesday afternoon am the (axce i at- Zachnt>-,« ” m iii'w w *\w )ef**W )jpaC 33 close. tlaarn .hlT'thk* day t h,. t ,p ■b oder nt th*»-TThtwr-Trarr M arkham “ bursted without a m om ent's warn- * ing and the boiler and brick founda-. rion and various ■p a r t s 'of the en­ gine were hlowp a number of feet through the air; The sawyer, W. D. Sirjitli and the lumber inspector, Mr. Kraehlc and the negro fireman McGrifl sufTered serious injuries and M f. Smith is hot e x a c te d to surv(ve his Injuries. The accident occurred ju st after Engineer Al Lilgia had pulled in with the A. C. L. train and the boiler was thrown over one of .the freight mrs parts of the debris striking one car and alm ost demol­ ishing it. The flying brick« struck MF. Lilgia cpd he thought a cyclone hnd struck his engine, but fortunate­ ly htr had just pulled far. aw ay . • enough to escape the brunt of the Tailing »bower from the ji oiler, N'o reason can .be assigned for the accident which will cause the mill to close down several weeks for re­ pairs. The explosion /throw the village of Markham into a fever of excite­ ment and physicians were rushed to the scene of the accident a t once, giving the Injured attention^ while others dug iflto the ruins looking for more victims. U l fighting period was 7,168 datys; loss of life 1,900,000; cost in money $6.250,000,000. • *“ The Crlmrun war began in 1653 and ended in 1856. It Was under-, taken by England, France, Sardinia and Turkey, In support of the Sul­ tan ’s rrrlpire and to prevent Russia from obtaining a .maritim e outlet from the Black Sea to tho Mediter­ ranean. Its duration was 734 dayi.. Tho British loas was. 24,000; the French loss was 63,000; the Rus­ sian loos V*s 360,000; tho money cost, $1,526,000,000. The American civil war lasted . from 1861 to 1865. its result was the abolition of slavery and a more jierfect union of the states. The first--battle was at Bull R un-in Vir­ ginia in 1861 and tho final surrender in 1865 at Appomattox in tho same state. Number of day», 1,468; Ion of life 650,000; cost In mbneQr, $3,700,000,000. V The wax between Francd and G fr-/ y j fnaiiy, 1870-71, tasted 305 day'«; Hye» la*t, 290,000; cost-In money, $1,58^,The war'between.Rural« and Tnrkoy, 1877: 78, covered 456, d^tya; loss of life, 180,000; cost in money $165,000,000. < ’ ' ( . The Boer war In A friri; 1899lf>02. Justed 962 days; IÖ«s of life 9 0 ,8 9 8 ;'cost to Great Britain|y $1,000.000,000. ’ f The war between Russia apd Ja pnn, 1904-5, lasted 576 days; loss ofiH/e, 55lJ,90Q;(cost in.m oney, $2,260.000,000. The Balkan war ngainrt Turkey, 1912-13, lasted 302 days; toss o f life, 145,000;. money cost. $200,000,000. Spedai B. P* y . Program „ T.he/B. Yv P- U- program will be t in charge of ‘the chairman of , the missionary committee nnd (he Bible TVrd<, ~>. hr-tjer r.r4i ^ s n i r 7 ' ow n ­ ing. ‘ These* leaders are preparlng a special program nnd urge that all members will bo present promptly at 6:45. Visitors Are always wel­ come. : . Birthday Parly Joh n Garing entertained -quite a number of his little friends Wednes­ day afternoon at his home, in honor of his seventh birthday. Games were enjoyed nnd after refreshments were served all left hoping John would have many more hnppy birth­ days. • *», • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/76cb5a131f97f1858b3c63bd7d3b1784.pdf e74ac91297c5305b8420ec8a140c9995 PDF Text Text august TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGH OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SEM IN OLE COUNTY— T H E GARDEN SPO T OF T H E WORLD SPEC IA L LOT NO. 2 SPECIA L LOT NO. 1 M E N ’S OXFORDS LA D IE S ’ OXFORDS P atrician and Drew Shoes for women regular value 1 I * ^ ■ J R egal, Kneeland, Stetson I * tmd Stacy-A dam s. Regu- | 11 I N S A N F O R D — L ife !• WQ,th tw in * SANFORD, FLORIDA. RFIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1914 VULl’MU X rid Aw aits Tidings o f a Great lar value $4 to $(>, going at 1 I $3.50 to $4.00, going at • • COM>Mt ? EE ,S w 0 K K ,N t creiti Club REtponding Nobly to F lm m ^ N r' on all shoes to a figure that move Item. Straw Hats am i:H enV 6yBngu-r. Gome in early before the stock is i ’is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain figures and nothing n o r n l I nis No. 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 as advertised. " Endicott Johnson’s Work For Men Regal Shoes For Men Regal -King Calf O x f o r d s , English Last, $5.00 value now q «1 Shoes Brown's Stone Blucher, $3.50 (¡j() 7 value now Brown’s Stone Bluchcr, $3.00 value now Men's Blue Stone Blucher, $3.00 value how - - ■ - - Men’s Green Stone Blucher, $3.00 value n o w ......................... Men’s Black Deerskin Blucher $2.50 value now - - - - * Men's Chomoise Skin, $1.7;> value n o w ..................................... Regal Russian Oxfords, English Last, $5.00 value now - - Regal Glazed Kangaroo Blucher Oxford, $5.00 value now - /Regal P aten t ‘Leather Blucher Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black Calf Blubber Ox­ fords, $4.50 value how - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 5 0 value now - - »- - - • - ■ Russian Button Oxford, $*1.50 value n o w ..................................... Black Calf Blucher Oxford, $4.00 value now - - - - - - - ­ Boys Gun M etal Patent Bluch(»r Oxford, $3.00 value now - Boys Gun M etal P aten t Blucher Oxford, $2.50 value now - * Misses P aten t Button Oxfords. $3.00 value n o w ......................... # Misses-Baby Doll Pumps, $ 3.00 value n o w ..................................... 9 Misses Gun Metal Baby Doll Fum ps, $2.50 value now - Misses P aten t Leather Baby Doll L a st, $2.50 value now Misses Patent Button Oxfords. $2.25 value n o w ......................... Misses P atent Baby Doll Last. $2.25 valuo now - - - - Misses P aten t Button Oxfords, $ 2.00 value now . J Paten( Baby Doll Last, $1*50 value now - - - - - • * Patent. Baby Doll Last, $1*2.) value n o w ............................... Patent Leather Ankle Stra;», $1*2*> value n o w ......................... - “ Patent Leather Ankle Strap, $l oo value now - - - - " ' Tango P aten t Pumps for Little Tots, $ 1 .5 0 value now - 1- - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 0 0 value now - - - - _ Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords, $*1.00 value n o w ......................... Regal I a n , Rubber Sole,^ $*1.50 value nbw - Stacy Adams Shoes For 1 Patent Kid Button Oxfords, $6.50 ( value now - ............................... * Patent Kid Blucher Oxfords, $5.50 v a l u e 'n o w ......................... Tan, English Last, O x f o r d s , $0.00 value now - - - - Black Kid B u t t o n , $ G. ÖÖ . valuo n o w ..................................... Blucher Kid Oxford; $ 6 . 0 0 value how - - '......................... Blucher Kid Oxfords, Straight Last, $6.00 value now Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot Last for heavy men, $6.00 now White Shoes For Children ^ 9 W hite Canvas Baby Doll Last, (P I ’ $ 2.00 value now - - - - - «P -1 White Canvas Rubber Soles, $1\25 i value now - ............................... White Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25 i value now - - - ■' ■ ' * White Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c . value n o w ..................................... S P E C IA L LOT NO. 3 LADIES’ OXFOttDS . " Patrician and !)rew Shoes for Wo^en Regular values $2.50 to $4.00. ' Going ai . Regal W hite Buck Bals, $4.50 ' value now «?- - - . * Outings, W hite Buck, Rubber . Sole, $ 4 .5 0 value now Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Oxfords, $2.50 value now - — Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Oxford, $2.00 value now - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Ox fords, $1.50 value now - - • S P E C IA L LOT L OT NO. 4 * B u ster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls J« . • • i * ftb iv ■*•• /A O A A R egular values $1.50 to $3.00¿ a . Beacons I'a n , English L a st,’Rub- ^ .' her Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons T an , English I^ast $4.00 value How - 01 - “ " Black Vici Kid Bluchers, $3.50 \ : value now .......................“ ' • Gun M etal Button O x f o r d s $3.50 value' now - - Patent Leather Button Oxfords, ~ $3.50 .valye now - - ■ Qun M etal v Blucher O xforts, $3.50 value now - - ' Men’s W hite Canvas, Rubber Sole, $ 2.00 value now - - - SPECIAL . • ________- _ - • * • - * ^ . • • . •* *. ' — DRAINING U PPER ST . JO H N S The Germans Continue Their Advance on the Capital Belgi •. • # ' . . 1-A » " » ^ ' V *'* # .^ • colonies in viewoLJapansattldudc. GumbimretTpa town"»wenty mttnr |n the State for general farming, from the Russian frontier, has been.-tracking and fruit growing. Among Charter for a half- million-dollsr occupied by the Ruffians, who ac- the leading ownera of Hand within company, Chase A Co., of this rity, cording to Russian official ndvicea tho district are The Dills Ewing Si was received this week from Tnlla; quickly and paying the yeara dues hassce, and was AM for record yes­ captured twelve German field guna Nehf Co. and Florida Indian' River it aubacrlpti.ons to the club will terday in the oltice of the clerk of the and took many prisoners. Laud Co., of M elbourne Gioaaoh t be called for th ii season unless circuit court. News of military developments |}rog. Co., of F.au Gallle; Geo. W. m great project arises that will issued by the ofllcialbureausheco Hopkins, of Hopkins, and .^evaral Chase J e C o. hns its suite of otlices eMsitate a larger amount. For in­ Tn tho $t. Jam es building uns is en­ more brief as the great m isses of the others. t i , if 100 good live men of San- gaged in the fruit business on n whole­ A large majority of the" land An entire change in tl|e- plan o f. London, Eng. .AugUI.-Tho almost u will pay their annual dues iu sale and extensive »cate, the charter in the district have signed the peti­ campaign may he brought ab o u t'b y ' [ranee the committee will have providing for the firm to conduct complete absence of news from the tion and no opposition to the forma-, tho finding of * .an opening theatre of war today in the best evi­ 10 to their credit which will be thy same business in which it tuts rion of the district is antidpat dence that big events tire in progress, by the German armies in Delgiuin lp|e to pay oil the indebtedness h -'tü J engage d for some time, the head which will test (fie real caliber of the This tfas admitted in an oljtelnl com­ 'the club and go far to pay current i|uarti-r* to Im* iti tht* city :1ml the battalions engaged in a m*vt Water*1 munication fromBrusselstodaywhich . Eyises during the fall and winter ro in pa it y to exist far a period saidd the Germans "haitguinedg loo" or 11 "New Sedan ” , Lbn. In the mnttrr of subscriptions , ninety-nine year* That tin* great German «idvance on bo^h batik* of the Meuse uud are krs have been many good men and The capital stock of 150,mill ia di­ is being pushed with vigor and de- in contact with the allies.” _ _ _ _ _ ladies of Sanford who subscribed vided into 6,000 share* of $100 each, |the fund last spring to the amount there being 2,800 shares of preferred 'termination can safely he asserted, • It ndds that the Delgians having 12000 and it will he no difllrult stock and 2,600 share* of common judging from the irttelligunce permit­ done all thst-eould he expected by glter to obtain u subscription li«?\ stock. The Irlghest amount of in- ted to the oufaide world. On both holding the invaders In check for [ a t least $1000 anytime in the win­ dehtedness which may he assumed hanks oof the Meuse the Germans fifteen days, "th elf strategy will now are iruwditvg southward toward the he merged into the general plan of g month*. at any time t* placed at the.a mount entrenched French army waiting to the allied arifti«**.” • . LTbe booklets of Sanford and Seni­ of .the capitalization. $60,000. Mem their progress toward Sedan Rumor* that |lru**i,l* has fallen l e county printed several month* The otfici-r* of the cumpanv an* I into (¡-'m a n hands were persistently pay« stilj in the hand* of the »••' f Cha-c. uf Ja* k*oi\vilh president. in circulation in Paris, hut no infor­ Ery and can he used to good .id . million ' ou’.d be obtained. haugr this season and the expense* Hook* contributed this past month Ithe cluti can lie eut down to very The Belgian capital was known by \\ J. Ilill and oilier* ha figure* It seem** lo In* the sense o „'Oli »buri*» ermi tin*» to the norinwiirii meir certainly to he threatened hy daring Fiction the members that tin* liest wlfort.s Lord Jim. by Jos«*ph Conrad stockholders advanrr troops have reached the |German cavalry, who had„ reached the club should 1m- confined to the { o f . *t of Soignlea. thinking t he Charlotti* Temple.by Mrsltowson. m e , Lt>1« pear Malto» *..»linu»tmi (king up the busin«—- of the nt> , ity. VI approaches road* had. been TUo Rrute. by F. A Cummer. W.|> between llrii»*e|* and Antwerp pbeason rather than getting tm.re liefere tin* northward rush the liarric.. led and enlrenchod. Four of Tho King o f the Mountains, hy E. »pie to come here .iml spending Hidgiu I force» are retreating on Ant­ the ft'iissela hospitals are filled with about. lirge sum on' advertising There Going Some, by Rex Reach. werp III Hru*.*i*l» t he\ cull this :i wound- d soldier* |tfjttany projects to l»e handled Atlt crp apparently i* tin* tempo The Map Higher Up. hy Henry II b dub that .will mem. much t<> tin* rary g-*al of the German troop» in Miller hr, and these will be taken up «1 Randall Ifelgiti". They are reported moving Mollit* McDonald, hy I next meeting on Kridaj tqght -.lowly but steadily in the direction The Pool of Ffh mi*, hy Louis J. Vania*. tg. 28th. .T h e elti11 member* ->r<rif the area t fortified port on the Friar Tuck, by Robert A Waaon. ty much gratified- at the good pro llixi-r Scheldt The German soldier* Tbe Primadonna, by Marion Cr«w ludnir made t'\ »In Ft nance ha •* ovclipled the town of Tlrlemont foni. • and their ma*»es pushing in fron the T nix ton King, by (ieo. Harr. Mr* ju-l fim*hi*d gel I it.g ihi*ni m »hupe •frontier are lielieved to htfvy come iu C ut dicon. will I II,- unde* •! I tiding rri.it f hi- r:it* contact with_ the allies front. He- In the Hishop's Carriage, l»y Mirh (nr the year hud been ttuule and 1 ports in Brussels asserted a -battle elson. , very other uuuvsuor in tho State* will "*li ,| offured near Charleroi iu which The Foreigner*, hy Ralph Conner The Reckoning, by Louis J. Vance be hi* .ig.Mti-* •hi* *amt* troubli* Secret »if Lonesome Cove, hy Se* II lin* H e p u r t 't -.Mar of O r i u n d o m i \d.i in* •li-iiK - t b l n k- tin* «ano* ub im i it mid The A llie d Farces H ave N o t • Shown Their H and — N o R ea l News «1 at l:2il o i*li»* k • '• r«u\ m q. Hi* had bn-i . I**' tjri, hut altirmitu' u.i ,l" ' ■ It devclpi^ until \\ • ::.i**duy t Throughout the du y Dt ^rchiafuva and Amici de *lr utomost energl«*» to stin tf th4Tr patient und keeping Beacon Shoes For Men * . to S3.50 values. . NO. 5 M EN ’S OXFORDS uy well known makes. a Price 98 c .. ...................................................... « ...................................................... .. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Men’s White Shoes .. Commute« on Finance apU nt .tho la*t meeting by PrcsL«ke and composed of A. K. , , Geo. G. Herring a n d .F . P. ¡»„working over time on the r o f collecting dues for the year re meeting with aurces*. The .itffff-ebigter-thttt In view o L ih a . V i Black Kid B u t t o n , $ 4 . 5 0 value n o w ...............................- Value now White Canvas Bluchers, Rubber , Sole, $1.75 value now • White Poplin, Low Heejp, $2.00 1 value now - - - - r A n •• RcguKir Going at I - The cardinals wi-r** n otifie d "f > [the pope's grave c o n d itio n and » nine ' them whir entered the *i> k ro o m [fcserihe the scene heart r<-n<iijsg. especially when tin p o n tiff, rm i* -lag himself from time t<> time, »poke [Oare ho said: L.V'In ancient tiroes the pope by a Word might havostayed the slaughter I hut now he*is im potent.'’ I -Prayer« were said by thousands rand church bells souiyded when 'the n f a m e n t ' wai exposed upon all like altar*. . I When the court learned of the Fpapes’ condition there was thr drepK«sf concern. King Vjctor Emmnnpersonally Informed Queen 11**1rna and the news was communlmtrtd .to the the queen's mother. •,1-piirt.* m .............. il muir-o (H-Hti ' *|ii.if ter» tb.it te-i m in i 1 d ecid ed imi to c o m p ly w ith Ju f t*f«| ,,, i \ . -M inie o» I tic cnnng III..W o» considerable eost to the tax ussesr personally to *ay nothing of the nuble and vexation. Only tw o d a y * niy> Mr. Hutt re­ ived a let t e r ‘from the Governor in filch he » tilled that from informa­ mi in hand it would not he possible r him to m a k e any further rcduc„„ in th e millage. I t i s a s s u e r e d „- a d ditional reductfbn will c o m e off the m dlngc imposed for peniiotjs „ I that th e suite millage will be di- « jW l *» yif The audience on* last Sunday eve­ nt waa very large dispit»• the fact i*t it rained up to and all during >e service. \ - llufMotk T liere Ii ;in U*vti u r i n a i iirn^ (nr her K ünI Linlinri BAPTIST CHURCH r One of the most remarkable thing* : Uking place in Snnford this summer' 1» tbe large audiences attending aerjVice* at the Baptist Church. The reF<hrd for August is equal to thnt of ‘be.winter months. The cause of this |l* largely from the fact that tho [church advertises its-services and Is pf*p ar*d 4ake care of the audl^>ee* In a comfortable way with elecnWe fans and Ipe water., and eourto•u* -ushers. , „ . ' [ The Pastor jlev. George Hyman. m preaching b series of unique serr*«>ons. These are attracting » great y * i l of attention. The Subject of’ the Wrmon next Sunday evening will i>e. r*A . C. L. Dispatchers Orders.” Mr. LDyman promises in the out set that RA. C. L. does not stand for Atlantic |, n's ultunulum railing for the GerWc thank our friends for their in­ I) evacuation of Kiaochow and the terest and gilts. ' andbnmcnt '••( the rasterp. seiis by • Sifnfortl Library Association rirran war vessels. Holland is said REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT f ‘ |JN Mime ile lu > in r|n**ifym g. itud the list will b<* printed In n e x t report. ■ÜBk • Ja ck s o n v ille . A u g . . i.-x * *• er* in t h \ Sanford ssctlnn are planning to rel.rodure a Florida celery farm at th.* i ’anama-Pacific Inter- > national ¿p o sitio n . ™ e «rownr. from ?uni/rd Intend to .how b> In repllcaof their celery farms, their I *'tern " of sub-lrrfg»tIon, the water being furnished by urieslsn wells. It (, planned to lay out this lit»!« f»rm „r field along.id* the Florida Build, in »mne convenient placeh H ^ n be *i*er» by ‘*»110« “t ‘ h,> F“ lr Using th.» »ystemt hegTow ersofSanford realised 1 1 .'200,000.00 nrt p o fit per a c r e . from their celery cro p }( year The country surrounding 1 Kaiford is noted *11 over the State. E : M B r V 4 J FA M . * [te- — - H . . ,.ho, B by Amertc _ M o n S tC T Ir< Wellington 1 k Boull,OTrta ,o le<jn.g couqM n(nj{ of t jje -war 1 |lr|tteh battleship. K « Z Z X T * v - S S£ « * nter howevdn Lcicryuivin* \ .. 1 ^31 C .1 l wttj " * 'Hy figures obtained from the office of Judge J F (’ Griggs, collector of customs, the value of merehundlae exported from nil Florida ports du­ ring the yeST ehding June JO. Inst, wus approximately $42.1 i2,0i*J. T be value of merchandise imported du­ ring tho same period was 98.980,642. Uy comparing the exports with the Impirls it will lie seen that Florida produced (or export purpose* more than four times what the State .util­ izes in imported products. . The value of all exports for the past year exceeded the value of the exports for the preceding year hy nearly one million dollars. The im: port* were in excess of the previous year's record by $ 1.301.405, The collection from all sources at all port* amounted to $2.376.466^39, or alm ost twice a* much as the total collections made hy the collector o( Internal* revenue.-The Florida Motroplis. , FLORIDA ROAU I1UILDING A total of 2,84$. miles of roads were built ijt Florida Iasi yeaY^ift a coat of more than 11,000,000, accoring to an official report just mado public. Half of the roads were sur­ faced with sand-clay, 857 miles with marl or crushed stone'*nnd o f t hr re­ mainder 85 miles were constructed of brick. A number o( Florida counties ha vis voted bond Issues for road construc­ BAPTIST S E R V IC E S • tion in recent months, nnd it is esti­ Corner I’ark A vs. and Gth St. ■, mated that the expenditure this year 9:3 9 Sunday.School. for- highways will amount lo |3,000,11:00 Preaching* "T h e Tempest of 000 or more. Nothing has demonstrated more 3 :3 0 Jr . B. Y. P. U. notably the progress that Florida Is 6:4 5 Sr. B. Y. P. U. making than tlw building o^ K<»<ril 7:4 5 Preaching, "T h e A. C. roads in the Stats. These road*..pro Dispatchers Orders." * paying handsome returnxonthemonAlways welcome..^ •’ #y invested in them. They would pay George Hyman, Pastor a very satisfartory return if nothing If nothing hut tho inrrea»e in the val­ Card of Thanks Since the death of our Bon-in- ue of lands which Whey mass was iw and husband, Orln Martip, we taken Irttp account M ere is a case of cure" to 'sincerely thank all our a 7urm owner who attempted to «ell V p d s for their kindness and aaris- 'his.fa/m for 91,800 and was .unable , Ace during *hia sickness and sinco to secure that nmount /or it. A flrstUf death. May God'a richest hless: R. II. Davis Sarah E . Davis �1 tolled by ’h e strategies! offensive U de­ 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 termined not ouly by the extent of the resistance met. Imh by Uftf.clisractsr of l tbo terrain to bt iraverw-d nud thrdlsSanford Lodge No 82* F. and A. M. , tuucw of the objective fhm» the ha»«. Communication every first and third Tbo. tm u lu pre-rented. by modern Thursday« at 7:30. Visiting brethren France'and Germany, srfth their gi*i*d welcome. ' roods mid nrilronfl*. Is. very^ dlffereut :; F. L. Miller from that traversal by Napoleon and 0 . L. Taylor * Maaseun In the iidvtiilcu» above re­ « Secretary * _ W. M. ferred to. - Under the present rollltnry «talus , Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. Germany .and ' •-irla must either fur­ ; Miltary Situation of Germany Parallel Pointed Out by an Meets every second and fourth Thurs­ nish n eon ml hi uk force iigiilw*l I-ranee Army Expert—Obstacles . day in Masonic Hsll over the Imporia1 Makes History Repeat and conieutnite-iill available military Thestre. -Visiting companions welcome. strength ugainst Russia nr they must to Marob on Paris. Itself. 0 . I*. Taylor do os F'lerirnyfc Hit* Great did Olid do- J . F. Karnatx T h e CUE G u a ra n te e d Iron is T h e Lead« vote all their mlllinry resources to Secretary High Priest o f th e M a rk e t. C oats only 1 5,cen U fo r * overcoming tlie French opposition e le c tric ity to d o th e w e e k ’s ironing of ,» :U B military «It unti ou which con­ many has undoubtedly entered upon Against the Russian* they would leave Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Star o rd in ary sized fa m ily . W o have in ‘ iloc^ 411 j tbo actual blow to he delivered by Its ouly sulllrlent forces to delay their ad­ front* Germany today, w j i m Meets every firtt and third Tuesday a ll » trie s o f American military expert la the first field army will bo preceded by a vance on Berlin or Vleiinu until the in each month. Everyono who ho« seen G -E F la tiro n s * N e* York Bun, U similar to that necessary period of rocounolssances in French cnmpnlgn could bo finished. It his Star in the E ast are cordially invited which confrobted Frederick tho O m it force, while the main armies ere con­ seema to be the conocnsus of opinion !lo m in a d J j Id the 8«rea~ Yoara' war In 1700, an centrating by rail for tho aggressive •of military men that the Gcrmna*Aos-_ to visit this chapter. Alice E . Robbins, Sec*y **7 Ltrlnn nllles will follow'this tart plan. echo of which waa tho French and In­ movements. s e fe c t t h e h o t( Their opponents are- undoubtedly: '-wnirime^r plan they may adopt, says dian war on this continent Opposed w e a th e r co m ­ Phocnix Lodge No 5, K. of P. writer In the Sun. they uuwt*nrt Ztqrgrcdericle. WBrwtha slltaé arm taa.ot f o r t« w h ic h "B ix o n y , Fiance. Austria and Russia. force In adrance of their own main on the aggressive and push the camMeets second and fourth Turaduys. w ill d iflfch t j Though greatly outnumbered the Prua- movements nnd-to obtain Information palgn hard In order to overcome their N¡siting knights always welcome. y o u r «rife.of tho tinea of German udviuiw The opponents In detail before they can H. McLaulih tlana not'only held their own. but comO. J . Miller -pleted the war by gaining the province meeting of the«« forces will result lu- unite their mlllinry forces K. R. and S. C. C. o f Siicela. Yet the war was largely bead-on collisions—rencontre« as they The Row'd to'Pari». aro called— aduie of which though snn fin t l the result of tbo aggressions of PruaTwo more tasks U-aJ^ct t|lll ^ nPllir^ u * ft.nford Rodge^o. 2 7 ,1, O. O. F. eia. Prussia had taken a largo part of gulnnry will have no effect*ou the cam­ . . . . „„„ paign no matter what tins local m u lt of Llegw Bo before-Ym^OcrntiWnrrni.v Baxony and annexed It to Prusals. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. tn. groups now operating In the valley.of Carlyle In hla "Frederick the Great** j may hoover Imperial Theatre. i ja : "Seldom waa there such a com*\ While It seems clear to tho military the Mouse before It can horto to enter •ay» J . W. O. Singletary L. D. Wicker blnatlon against any man as then mlnd that the present campaign will- France nnd tic on the ronu to Part» Secretary' N. G. These tasks will be, first. In the against Frederick after bis Bsxon per­ bs aggressive on the part of Germany valley or the Meuse, to overcome ths U Is not nt nil clear that the same formances In 175ft. The extent o f hts Gale City Camp No. 6, W. O. W sin. which Is now ascertained to have course will not be adopted ^>y France forts nt Uuy nnd then to reduce the been wbot » e saw. was et that time and Russia. To Immobilise tho Rus­ fortified camp» oi Namur, tho outer Meets second and fourth Wednesday considered to transcend all computa­ sian forces, so far as tbo German canV lines of defense of which hnve In the nights in each month. tion and to mark blm out for partition, palgn Is concerned, tho best principles last few diiys been .strengthened by F. L. Miller • . . J . F. HoolehirT for suppression and enchainment aa of strategy would require cither that numerous earthworks nnd file garrison Council Commandci Clerk they Ik>confronted by detachments of of which has certainly been brought tho general enemy o f mankind." up to more thnn the required strength; Some suih feeling ecems to animate th« -.German and Austrian armies or tho peoples and governments'opposed that an offensive movement on the second, sfter tho full of Liege, opening United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners o f America to Germany todsy. Frederick preceded part of Austria bo launched against nelglum to the Gcrmnn Invasion, to crush the (letgInn military forces and SAnford Local Union No. J75V meets hla aggressions by building up the' Russia. . to reduce the great fortified enmp of first- aud third Thursday night ut grontest end best disciplined military Advantage In Offensive. •Brussels, the eentpl Belgian defense m achine of bis nge. The present kai­ o'clock in the Eagles' Hall. ■t , - 110 PARK AVK. ■ Tho strategical offensive In warfsro This objective would hnve to be at ser has built n similar machine and J . W. O. Singletary; J- M."Brown, (ins many ndvnMiigw hi q terrain BUril tnlned before tho nermnti hrtny gräiij uup pitted It against tbu combined armies . . . Scc’y-Treaa._________ . President as that presented by western Europe. operating In the valley of the Men of Britain. Franco and Rnsala. Von der Golta lu his work on "The could advance Into France across R< *• B, P. O. K. Hanford Iradge 1241 * Conduct of War" says: 'The- strate­ glum, without having Rs right (lank { Bunions Slow to Hove. SANT0S-ÒUM 0NT IN A DIRIGIBLE , ' Meet^first and third Wednesday night gical offensive Is, as wo hSvo seen, a' Prussia geographically, with respect and Its line of communications serious, j ot corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave. to tier nlltad-enemlcs. occupied a cen­ consequence,pf political strainingsfter ly endangered ,,. R. L. Peck tral position, which afforded ready op- some dcflnlto object, tho feeling of While the French have no contlnu 0 . L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Ruler ous line of defenses on the Belgian border, they hnve a secondary line of defense In (he la Fcre-Relms curtain, The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior halfway between Purls and Belgium i Order Unfted American Mcrhnnlrs Meets every Wednesday nt 7:30* P. Tho city dt Paris Is surrounded with n glnllo of forts that will protect It from M., in the City Hail. Visiting brothers capture except by siege. Are welcome. O. H. Smith. Ree. Sec. ,\s euery. <lny will bclp France to catch up with the German start, the. resistance that tho latter encountered ■ Meyer to Stick to. Springfield. Sol Meyer's heart ban been touched In . Belgium Is of enormous miuo to by pleas of Springfield Tans, and ho France In her concentration plans. makes It known that tho Springfield Uhlan« Noted For Daring. team will not bo transferred to Ko­ During t h e 'storming of Liege the komo or-somo other Jumping oft place, German uhlans came to the front In Springfield fans havo agnln promised tho news.^ Just who nnd what tho uh to dobo to tho aid of tho club with Inn Is nt the present lime occupies the I Bomo support In the way of attend­ minds o f many (rarsons here, says the ance. This ta about their dozenth New York Herald. An erroneous Im­ promise of tho sort, but Meyer is will­ pression seems to exist In somu quar­ ing to gq tho limit with them nmPglvo ters. It adds, that the word "uhlan" them a few.moro chaneos. indicates u trltra or nationality similar to the word "Cossack." This Is uot sA’ U m p ire's U n iq u e S t u n t * The Cossack is born a Cossack. He Umplfo Harry Johnson of tho Na­ Is of Tartar ^rlgln, whoso «blcbodlcU tional league has Inaugurated a new men a re 'enrolled In the armies of the stunt Recently tbero was an argu­ exar. Tho wprd "uhlnn** simply do-' ment ns to whether a pitchar had hta notes n ¿crtolil (J’po of cavnlrytiihn In foot on the slab. Tho rubber was thu German army. The uhlan Is n covered* with dust aud tho umpire lancer. There aro twenty-six regl coiild not decido and quite a row re* ments of ublnns In tho Gorman army nulled: Sltico then Johnsoa Carefully —nineteen from Prtiaaln. three from keeps thè pitcher s stab dusted off nnd Saxony, t\vo from Bavaria und two carries his whlak broom, oven when from Württemberg — with a total ho Is working on tho bases. strength ou n peace footing of approxl Sunday Ball in Waahlngton. FRANCK'S FRONTIER ON BELGIUM AND GERMANY, HIIOWI.M. I'M,- »lately 25.000 woll trained men. These Sunday baseball In Washington was RING OF FORTff THAT MUST HE PASSED IN ANY GERMAN Al* .regiments are ranked ns henry cuvairy nnd nre -used principally ns tndepend mado- possible by a decision of Jus­ • VANCE ON PA RIS. ** • • <* ent cavalry, farming the 'cavalry tice Gould-In tho District of Colum­ «creea. This was tholr employment In bia supreme court, that there.exists pnrtunlty fur nudd concentration In (rawer to obtain this object and distinct tho Frnnöo-Prusslan war. mid from the no law to prevent Jt. The decision was any direction.* .Frederick know that consciousness of superiority over the reports coaling from Belgium It would given In a suit brought by rofnclals the Austrians were slow Inrihelr mili­ enemy." The upplk-t^tlon of this dell seem that tho tihlnns are »fill being of tho Federal longue to restrain lo­ tary mo vein ruts nn the present Em ­ nltldn to (he (Tresunt nttltudc and prob- Used ns tho Vnugunnl o f tho German cal Authorities from Intec/erlng with peror Wllllnm knows the Russians. able course of uctlon of Germany Is nnuy professional baseball on Sunday. Tho uhlnu Is axmrd will»'.lance, Judged hy European . standards, gro left with the render. ■low In their mdblUxntien and cooccn . The offensive offers upirartunlty for saber, carbine and plstoL lie In wejl surprise and rapidity of rflovcuienL It mounted, and bis equipment la espo trntlon movement». Altmrtu Salito^ Dumont, opt* of in«* entit»nt - - i .......... ' ' j1 I*; He therefore concentrated his forces Incltea boldnesa and limits tho field for dally designed for .the purpose f ° r ™ against the French, met them ut Ross- errors. The aggressor has a definite which ho is employed—ready to Rgh't One Inrh Cards Will Re Published l)n. balloons. Is shown here In *i small nlr c r a ft IK- ■*- » «pit**» the French ting iismln*t Germany purpose and his opponent. Is Iqd to con­ or run, ride down oulpoett or scouting dcr This Heading At The Rate OfS7.2(l burh Nor. 5, 1757, abd, although out­ numbered three to one. defcatad them form his movements to thuso dictated parties of the enemy, harass bis Hanks Per Y ear^v with such loss tb it he was'Vblo to by the aggresslvo movements of the and screen the morements of bis own ,, ** leave them opposed by » small screen Other. Tbs aggressor Is generally suc­ main body. xxn and march rapidly against the Aus­ cessful when ho wins a material ad­ The wortl "uhlan" Itself Is of Polish vantage at one point, for Ibe positions trians. whom ho met a t Leutheu, Dec. 'origin and denotes s lancer. The uh­ s of the defender usually constitute a lans In' the German army' wear ths o, 1707. . D en tists This march of tbo Prussian army strategic structure which Is greatly im­ CBppka, the peculiar flat topped bead dress which was worn by the Polish wits noted for the fact that although paired by the loss of ono'of Its parts. The aggressor may'Select tho point uhlans nnd ‘which to tills day Is the It Immediately followed the severe bat­ tle o f Itossbacb It was pushed with of attack and concentrate against 1L distinguishing mark in the uniform« of Garner & Woodruff Building S o w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and such vigor that lu thirty days Fredcr-* while the defender must be prepared tho Innrer regiments of Great Britain at all polnta. The disadvantages of Irk marched tils army a distance of 350 nnd other Kuruponn countries. B lin d s/ L im e , Cem ent, Tile, mile« and confronted the Austrians. - the strategical offensive aro that It In­ The uhlans during the Franco-Pros The Prussians at Leutben numbered volves rapid and fatiguing marches on stan war made n name for themselves Terms Moderate— Strictly Cssh L a th , S h ingles, W ire Fencing, but GO.OOO—the Austrians 80,000. Tho tho troops, lqrolvlng losses which fre­ for« their quick, dashes and raiding ' rrtiksIAtis ruptured 21,000' prisoners quently cxcqod those or bBttlA Tbs expedition* nnd the ruthless manner ‘ C o rru g ated Iron Roofing and lift guns and obtained a firmer country through which the ndvonco Is In which they ravaged the country made Is usually tyostlle. and detach­ through which they went The patrol Phono 319 bold on 81le«ta. * , The German government today un­ ments must be made to protect the of. uhlans who tried to gallop loto doubtedly believes Itself thoroughly line .o f communication. AdvanclOg iJege. necordlng to reports from Brus­ prepared, for (ho present crisis. It did nrmles are thus frequently caused to sels. nnd enpture the Belgian general The Best M etal Shingles at $4*75 per square* GEO. A. DeCOTTES not throw down the gauge of battle melt away before reaching tbft objcc- staff was acting true to tho uhlan repx <1‘ without full study of th*o effects of the tlre. utntiun for dnring work. Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 upti The force at the head of' the army ATTORNEY and OOUNSELLOR a i LAW entry o f Great Britain and all other wh|rh is tbo part In contact with tbs 'possible opponents Into tho field. War Hits Gallic Psnesks. Practice lu State and Fédéral Court* enemy Is often hut a fraction of th* One of the oldint German restaurants -fi 1r _ V l~î Cypress Boards fer Boats and Lumber of all f jf,-.. z. nt- - - - .. _ W ar O&mes Useful. entire army, due to the necessity to lq New York was crowded to tbe door* Garner-Woodmff Bld g * Sanford Fta, Tbo w ar games fought out by the occupy nnd hold strategic points gained when a guest rushed to and sold to the Columns and Newell P osts, Banisters, NotfWW German general staff as part of the during the udrnnce and to protect ths proprietor: "No meat for mine today. * * . ‘ | study In preparation for the present, line of cotnnlan teat look— Let me have a nice French pancake." : * *.*: r -r . f, . r:.’. * ffc •■ *| DR. C. G. B U T T conflict no doubt Included altuaUotu Z ’ lïlËLa“ -*3~~Î * Tho proprietor, looking nt ths new Row Great Armies Dwindled. similar to Ridas now presented, and comer lu disgust, announced: DENTIST ■ * T H E S E P R IC E S STRICTLY C A S H Napoleon In IRI’J hwadod Russia every detail and every strategic contin­ "There will he no more French pad • Office: Yoweil Rulldln« gency .which could be foreseen os a with H.’.Wsl. hut renebed MoacoW with cakes so'rveil In tjita house while the T#J *• 'j. |e •àr, ., _ * . possibility bsro been Included In the hut itrstmo Marshal Mancun crossed war U on.' Only’Gcrmnn pancakes*sft­ . SANFORD, FLORIDA • statemdfita of problem« hod their ef­ the Pyretic«« wUbt-100lOUO Frenchmen, er this." hut iirriveil before Llslran with but 15.fects nnnlyied nnd provided against. The guest said he would have a Ger­ THOMAM RMMCT WIDJOW Tfio. li y mind reading In the dally is»». In the last war tu-twi-cn Gennyny man pancake Instead.* S __ E. nqtupaoN iiotiuioüieK 'press the accounts o f combats which slid l-Tam-e the Germnus crossed tho The Vienna Rakers’ nssodatloo has leak through th? rigid censorship In frontier lit lriTtl with 872.000 men, hut docldcd/not to bntfg -rolls or Quite« or forcB _lA -gp no- be misled concerning repent'd rarts AvUii uut ui.Ooo sfufr a pastry.*^ Hereafter all bread In to be the*relative Traportnnrc of success or campaign of only six weeks. made In loaves of the quality called dudmucc^s s In ytfclr engagements. Ip , JX would seem, however, that tbs' “war bread.*, LAWYERS . > * '.•* Ive/rsmpnlgn snCh ns Oer- great waste In men and animals enSanford, ** $ w I “Real Friends’* TODAY SAME AS FREDERICK 'THE GREAT'S IN 1/56! They certainly are comforts on a sultry summer’s day.'’ “No matter how long: the ironiW the electric iron makes it easy.” . .“ No matter how hot the day—the electric fan keeps you cool. ’* ^ T ■ $3.50 IRONS NOW!. . $2.50 -v SAN FO RD LIGHT & FULL CO J I Business Drs. Mason & Householder : Z Z IX i X H 3X X X HILL LUMBER CO. HILL LUMBER CP- Wilson & HotisÜoÎder See. The .« ■ * __ 1__ _ �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE Newspapers nt Milan *ny that Bwltxerland If Ijit neutrality wns guarantee«], to comrkrt the whole republic Iute n Ititi fros» cunip to re­ ceive* unii cure fur nil wountlctL sol­ dier*. ____ , . Tin* steamer Olympic I* tin* Intent to be com mándete»! by the ¿overa­ ll] c u t Majiy * American« who hud tnken passage by the Olympic will go hmup In the «(«M-rnge of the Baltic, On which nil the Urst-clnsn cabin* C W m r C M C W T have fl*'4'11 ri“* crTtvd a* far ns the L P I u A I i E I m Ij N 1 mhhih* of October. ____ _ u Tin* Loudon Central New» agi-ncy i Said to H a « Cut Off 1,1 u dispatch from M ethouruesays: ion Between Brussels **Waujr German subjects rfrf- applying Belgian Army 1» Fight- toT nntnralliatloo". They <|cc!are Gerrent Vigor. many made n and blunder. Their _______ only explanation la 'the Kniier la nch . atuU • Belgian h***1-' ” Am qbUbs to 4 ho Cologne Gaxette, rr«-*~-tmtt Invaded - W » ■Jwtim m ttgrhaa^jolnwh- t|u* Triple Al* g to an official atale«»<1 wl,J Invade Hervla. t th 6 * French war ofThe Russian.. commander of the neh came Into contact fortress fif Sveaborg, Finland, has un» when the attucked ordered all the Inhabitant* of that ! Ulvet, Department of ^ lacc * n,) Hbliilngior* to leave, .aa > war office stated that, a bombardment la believed to be lm* i Information, this was “‘•«ent. T b 1* Information waa re­ engagement, nntl the « ‘Iveti Copenhagen. In a. message were pursuing the foe. ^niin Helsingfors. „ - _ • ___ ad Ovrihan armies are ^ d lip s tr lr W tttW ItB ffifiR U ff lemont; Belgium, aud, Telegraph comimny from Paris nays c war office, the "B el- ‘ he correspondent learn* from n reenergetically reslated 1,“ble source that the Russian* have pick.” gained Important victories over the -G erm an troop« that Austrian«, capturing many prisoners rer Meuse and moved aml nmi’h wnr u»«*erlul. The scene of o ff communication be* “ *® battles Is uot disclose«!, i and Liege, and arc A Hl'aughnl dispatch says -15.000 Ij toward BniMsels. Jupam-se soldiers hare embarked on ■sdy arrived In the vt- ‘ "»»“Ports anti are awaiting orders, wi. seven miles southA Copeuhsgen dispatch announces jont. Communication ,hat ,,UMUn mobilisation will be ras cut otr. hut It was co,“ ">rte August 21. “ . the wnr office learned H,'ver" ‘ Austrlallnn warship# have ■lilgf« nfit>'heeii jj.iw ii Jobu-d the British squadron In cost IflmiH To halt the Ger- ^ 'i t h ' waters. It I* ri-i*orte,i ti,nt (i,i> Recruiting goes ou In London fot GENERAL JOFFRE OF TH E FRENCH ARMY T Wto by American Pros* . m relation. •The British Battleship Superb J1 ■ * --1 * F * IIK British batllcffidp » aj -rb was launched In December,*1007, o* a aider ship of the Tcm crnlrr t id-rthe-TW-HcmjilKm. Hhe has a apecd exceeding twenty-one knots nnd n.Tica ten twelve-inch guns aipl live elghtepn-lnrh «do tuhea. In addltlop o the secondary battery »r tl,, ^ mln, Are machine guns. ~ ^ over-seas g efv k c. Photo by American Press Aiiocistion. The Cumini Huer Lusitania, In het dash across the Atlantic, bn* reached the Mersey la ttsfriy, Another uimotuiccmriit at Brus­ sels that* the fori «.'at Liege are «til holding out waa n*eelved with re­ serve. If ttiey are mienpttired thu* far, tliclr n <Inet Ion under the sternly bombardment of the German artillery Is bgllovvd to be only n matter of time. Ileporta received from’ various source.* way that 1*00,000 Herman troops bar*» passid by Liege Into tilt Interior of Belgium, and that sharp skirmish«-* h a v e occurred at Tlrlemont, Eauiml. tlusseiilmveii ntul Nt. Trend. to* by American I T W Annodatiti a Little Fighting Craft of British Navy I warfnro tho Ititi -i <>f thè flghtlng navica, alile ta «Hng even (he big gest Dreadnough t- n-ath. are often «• Imporinnt a» thè uiiglity tuitife thlps or battio rnilsms, Two of thè «wlfl »«-sseis of thè Itntish navy ili» tft 1* thè lower otte In thè plclure- art- «ceri bere Tlju upper «hip I* th* ló». gel li? nt full spctd. The Itrltlsh uavy 1» pleutlfully supplled wltb tur Mimai dnstroyer» • I ITCHING THE FAMOUS "FADEAW AY” BALL lih o i,- •"'I h i- s lg lille s v « t ib in a r ln e th e n W l|, for«-*«! to come to the surface. where* upon the Blrriiliigliatn'« guiltier fired the accond hliot of the light." This »hot struck nt file -base of t fin con­ ning tower, ripping' the whole of thr upper structure clgnn nnd the U-10 •sank like a atone. “The remainder of the atihmarlnr flotilla fled." . * Grips of Two Noted Pitcher». Here Is tho recorJ breaking left of Bubo Marqunrd and the famous right k the "Peerless" Mattj. holding tho little horsoh Id«»covered pill Just before pHvorlOR their famous "fadeaway" ball. The lower photo »hows the south Jihg of “Bubo" Mapjuard nnd the upper photo shows the arm of Christy ksthewson, tho "pcerleis" twlrler for tho Giants PhoneNo. 182 i J PERIODICALS MAGAZINES U Ice Cream • Soda Water • Conlectionery CijEiri and Tobacco ONION SETS J P ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H S e ta . Considering Onions, there is ev«ry indication that they will I«* an *hle.crop to plant. -# \ . j \y« t)uotc ; ‘R* *• W« Qnolc: IB, Pk. Whit* Sihtr Sk» -JS ' CrptsI W»» B«rmbdi ^ 1.00 Yellow Dm »«* . -J* Vviht.fUnmU J4 .90 White Multiffar -IS •“ *•* “«»«d . j# .90 Wtet* far UB )»»*• IUI j«»st Pm»' r » * RsU par Ot. fa. Per IL G O R E S E E D C O M P A N Y j PLANT CITY, FLOHIDA .W ill Bring Tourists Home, A Washington dispatch says: ‘ Au­ thority wn« given American cmi hassle* nnd legations throughout Ku* rope IU .d iU jB ships In which to bring home Americans. / Kecr*’t«ry Uah-lson, «a -chairman of tin- relief committee, coin posed of the secretaries of state, war, navy and treasury sent out Instructions to each embassy and legation to make Inquiry as to available ships and If Americans «-an bo concentrated a t open ports Immediately, to charter neutral «hips. The diplomatic officers' were told not to pay higher rateij (Uon those usually charged by tbo-ulferg for a similar service. , Yj*'. All thought o f sending vcsAcla over from rite United State* to bring back the Americana has been abandoned. The Germans linvo placed furni­ ture van* tilled with Belgians on the Pont N«-uf. over the Meuse at Liege, to prevent u hombanliuent by the Belgian •guns. The German army U being detach«nt from Its iHMltlon before Liege and 1« advancing through j h a heart of Belgium. The msln body of the Ger­ man cavalry Is engage«! In a forward movement all'along tha front o f tb* alll«Hl nrinhs, says a Brussels dlspatch. - A London dispatch sayeL ,T h c Prince of* W alt* fund for the relief of fam ilies of the war victim* passed the $d,000,000 mark. nini » e m n u n fa e iiire r *. h a n k e r * lu e i-h o 1». railroad anil s te a m « h lt men e.-' e c t h o l y s ta n d in g for tin geni ml I n te r e s ts o f nil ^Iciucnta en­ gaged In o r alfeetetl by foreign tr a d e should work- for u a tio u s l u n ity o> res. action In setting -American export an'il Import traile free from1Ilio psrnljrsls of trahsportatlotl, 'The eouucH decided to keep In dull) 'touch■ with nil Its members In ,sl'. parts of the 1'nlted NtateK and wllb tin- uumeroua euminerelnl nnd Industritìi organisations which hare telo, graphed‘.to It for Information regimilug «hipping- B s object Is to co-op•n-ate with every effective agency fot tho extension of American commerce. Although the.mi-elliig was rnlled at abort notice.* memben citino "from every ]>art *of tha UnltdJ Htates. Jam es J . Hill promptly left Ht. 1'nul to ntteml tho sessions, while Captain Hubert Dollar«!, tho Kan Francisco ex­ porter, telegraphed that III- was lourtn'g San -Francisco to Join n commit­ tee of the council which will attend the conference of shipping and bank­ ing Interest» cn)led by Secretary MeAdo«> to meet In Washington. A committee was appolnttit to recommfd hclloti to the council. The council pained taiolutlsni urg­ ing tho prompt passage of a . bill p e n d ­ ing In congress. ~~ The commander In chief of France's land flgbtars la hers shown at his Sold Cheapest t_ Î ¿ n *-V-ì-bj* and S m ile at Austria Senili Troop» Against France. Home.— Forty-eight trains loaded with Austrian troop« from the Tyrol GERMAN SUBMARINE BLINDED arrived nl 1 eopold-n-Iioebe, In Baden, n o rth w e st of Basel. HwItserlnnd.'Tjppy British Cruiser'» Shot Send» Craft were oil (lu ll way lo Alsace to ansisi the Herman» to Bottom. London. A dispatch to the Timet An laltiib n rg itl-pnlt-h «ny«: Thr from Herne. Nwltzertnnd, gays 10,S i o i s n i a n print» Hie s to r y of an e y e « Itiie s H o f the n a v a l h n l t l c b etw ee n «mu Austrian troop« tin ve concentrated Herman and B r i t i s h - raiser« * m t H erm an suhtun- pear Bit««-) and that rlm*M In which t h e s u b m a r in e t ' - 1 3 Freuch In n i* also are nenr the SwUt frontier Au Important battle may w as I«t*t. occur. "T h e cruiser «ipiadrnn oti Sunday," the story run*, ‘•suddenly hecaiuf U. S. MERCHANT MARINE aware, of the approach of the subMarita- floftllh. The enemy wa« sub­ tile rued. onl) llii- periscope* showing, National Foreign Trades Council Urges Action. Tin- altitude <>f the British In tin The National Foreign Traile* coun-' nice of, tills attack was root am) thi llletliv wa« ilttl-rl> inUb-d when sml HI at a s[u*-hil tn eeiliig In New Yurl> dent) ito* •rul-i-r B'riulnirhnni Mi-atu tiHik n «sor«-« fot th e re lie f o f Ito lllg at full spend, lire» the first shot e o n g ts i n of foreign eliminerei- dm T h i s «h ot u-ss carefully aimed, mil to lit«-, ar. J a m e s A. Farrell. pr«-«l pt lb«* submerged b«aly of the sub­ «lent o f the United Ntal«-« Steel «-ormarine. but at the thin lino of tkf poratlun ami chairman of tjjc evuuell X In opening the meeting Jahl atre«»» periscope. bn the seriousness of the sit mil lot X "T h e gnttiaery wna superbly’ ac­ and g a i e a* (life ithject of the relict curate niut slinitiT«-«! the pertAeop*. tnejism '. th«> starting of exports tf Thereupon the submit rim*, now a Minded thing, rushed along undct I'hirupe It I* is ag re e d tjiat th e c-oiideB water In Imiuiueii.t danger of «elf dest rtl«-l lolt from collision with tin tv h l-h i oiiid»l« of L'.'t natlom il repr r iiN e r s J H a rv e s t T im e Book on Vegetables Free W ilson & Toom er F ertilizer Company Jacksonville, F lo rid a R. C. MAXWELL, MGR. SANFORD'BRANCH Cow or Field P eas; Velvet Beans; Sorghum; M illet; J Complete andFull;Stock Garden S eed; Poultry Feed ; and Supplies; Incubators. ! Just Received Stock of New C rop , All V arieties, of Turnip Seed < OLD EST ESTABLISHED AND LA RG EST S E E D HOUSE IN FI.O R . ‘ I IDA. W RITE FUJI ILLU STR A TED CATALOGUE | E. A. Martin Seed Co. jaci^nvuir!la-s,Kii. ! ROLLINS COLLEGE. WINTER PARK OUUit C*D»|S «nd M»»t Bfiutilnl Campus in Florid*. C»IW(«, A(*«Umy, Mink, Eiprssuon, Fin« Art*. 0*a«*tir *nd loifutlrUI Art», tluilnn», T»»dicr»' Court« ” - Twrtve buildings, stoam h«at, electric lights, fire protection, line gymnasium no malaria, quarter-million doTUtr (nddwnu-nt. Three teacher]» of music, (5,000 organ, a dozen pianos, two Giro dubs, chcrua class. Superb new rooms for B uiinrss School, full hanking equipment. New chemical ami physical laboratories, equipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilisers, foods, water, W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ? UNIVERSITY OP FLORIDA aAlNRtmtXK FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN f TALLA1IAHSKE «'•llrt* <rf Art» *»d M n m t N « » « l Hclwall A(tirt>nai*t Tmrh*ra C*U*»»t K». Hvkwl a l M u,If: Srko.1 .« K l « w S » « I (klsM «T R*«liMwila«| I Aril E i i s s l u IH.M m ii ( I r a S u a IkbM l. Mod- iMfuwit Suite«t ■»!«■»<«■ DttUMi| Ur«diii« rro lij-n-nMlum vtlk »wtmmlng jvwil. U ,1,< b*H M I s S . T*n m w brick bulldtefsi b«J d«« Dm*M»nd tt-nnl* courts; no* sod ntodrm bulUltn».; rtutn, i n l n n l n i pool sod m»nv mibaidiary ku ¡Vi­ (1 o D im . in.trurtor» uut amteltitUj l i t bwutltul r*mpu»; «tomkortM hava *U modem ta«»; I ( M iim k in .: n.w dinlnf room and kiirhrn most ;youns mm from <T I W d » couattea sad t t itatc» hrclcnk 1* florida; S IS yotinf votimi irorn 4U I isad forWfn nMistrir« Urt n i lis . TUITION r tu fk ; EUGENIE'S REVENGE French Empress Takes Vivid Interest In War. Thè aged French Empress Eugenie, who is at lloiogne, take* a rlVUTTntereat In the w*r. When Count Pletrl. her faithful companion In her long years ot misfortune and exile, an­ nounced that fighting had begun hci eye*'shone and she cried: This Is my revenge. I hare waite<l a long Bute. Were the emperor only here now 1 May God protect IISZ.50 p«r t M lto*rd and . Catrwu« P m Write today lor r*l*1oyur. Por rsialodn* «rite EDWARD CONRADI, President » A. A. MURPHREE. President W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M PA N Y. Fire Insurance OfflM with'HO LO IN ]* BAL RSTAT I CO Franc#.!" Sanford 1i �rv rt . ctjf \u ) -V'-'-TTlr.ri& r x ~ * * * f* PAGE TH E SANPORD. HERALD Po u r WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PRIN TIN G GOING UP Miss Ada Reid who has been! Holly » piker and a grafter la and a b o u t t h e visiting her tleicc, Mrs. Geo. Hyman On Saturday evening, August 8th, himself a liar and a* thief, and seek­ sorrow and trouble. There U » * * y returned to her home in Jasper Wed. The Printers Are Informed Thai /Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett cele­ ing to do no good to the prople of provided which would five every Paper And Material Will Halae Mcntiop Of Mr. an«l Mrj W. W. Abernathy f tfcitew! Etwt TW4»r «od TrtisT Morntol Dr property owner such assurance, if he Florida. • •’ ' AA long'w ith, all the good things brate*! their .tenth wedding anniver­ sary at their home two miles south If Clifford Foster and Tom Weir and daughter Mollic have returned Brief * to ¿St* that will t»M a baloon as­ f HE HERALD PRINTING COWPANY chooses to take advantage of it. It are lending their najne^ to the cir­ of Geneva. The guests were invited home after a pleasant visit at Day­ cension are the materials that go is, or will be. up to th4 next legisla­ ». j. tiou-r, tan* , tona Beach. • to come al 7:66 and to remain in culation of any such innuendoes, it W. M HAYNES Bualn«»* M e n U » r _ ture to provide that way by the a­ make up newspapers and Job print­ ¡¿SONAI im Ü T o f INttREST Is aboht time for the paper* of C. M. William* has returned home ing and The Herald Printing Co. their cars until called. Promptly at ubierlptlon Prtee, «S.OOp Y w I i M « « ^ doption of the Torrens system of a*- Florida to call a halt. eight ’ o’clock they were asked to come The News from a month spent in the moun­ has received advices this week from surance of land titles. iii, a nil were greeted at the door by ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ josr; Of.The Floating Small T a lk . tains of North Carolina and is great­ the wholesale house* that all Mlv«r«d la ib« Clt» by earn*» IAOO *•» r**» “» A. B. Newton, of Winter Garden, hope*'that Mr. Foster amd Mr. Weir the host »ml hostess, who presented ♦ who are considered Among the fair­ • adriaca •» gûe p*v Who said: “ If you want to know whether you are destined,to he ;v SUc. oiua prices are in the discard and no is an Orango county representative ly improved in health Ef Z i ù ì For 1,urrled Pannante la adVaaca muai ba «nada al o®«* each one with a tin trumpet or rat­ est .and most patriotic men in Florida ^ Harald Readers who has voluntarily promised to cess 0/ a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money? Miss Edieth Stewart ha* returned prices can be maintained a t the pres­ tle, to-Hhe music of which it being a were not aware of tho use of their Entarad a* errand-dan« mal) malta* AnT*»« «ad bring befote the legislature a bill in­ names in spreading any such fool­ home from Gainesville where she ent time, meaning that paper and If not, drop out, you will lose; the seed of success is not in you.” L U r . Paul Bigger* and baby are completod u course in the Teachers supplies will take a Jump If the Eur­ tin wedding, the Grand March was corporating the proviiiona of the tor­ (POS, al tba PwtoŒta alSanlord. fWIda. performed. Mrs. Curlett as a decor­ andar Art of Mudi 3rd. 1ST». K T . relatives and friend* a t F t. opean war keeps going for s f c * rens ayatem. We tindcrsyUnd that ish, but at the same .tine vandalMiiting Stale Normal ator is alt artist al way»,, but she had more weeks. he will introduce It early In order istlc report*.— Deland New*. Ipitrc*’ this week. ^ , H a. «14 outdone herself on thl* occasion. la Harald Balldlnj Thank*, old friend! We had the Tho Blue seal Tire Compound The Herald Printing Co., antic­ that it may meet with thorough con­ F jYt*h yeast cakea and popcorn at Mrs The living room was decorated will, positively heal punctures and ipated thia rise in prices and haa sideration and study by the other samo thought hut were too bash­ will always remain a problem to you if you do not a t som« time face the with bamboo and Spanish moss. The u Simon’«. ful to express it. The bunch of preserve the life of your automobiles purchased heavily and for the next DO NOT FAVOR I T * mem tiers of the legislature and not mMi gave tho effeqtof massive beams issue of making ends meet with'the means a t hand, but the problem will be m ulM Clara Millen has returned pikers who are . trying to make and motorcycle tires and tubes. two mdnths a t.least the *amc prices I t ' will he surprising U the com­ be lost in the hurry of tho last days •nd between the beams Japanese lan ­ Krom h«r vacation pleasantly spent Exclusive territory open. Address on job printing will prevail. We missioners appointed to collect funds of the session. The Times Union ex­ Florida look ridiculous in a half D.A.Hanna*--Solo Distribuent__ 913 give’ our customers the benefit of terns were hung, giving, a very soft for an exhibit at the Panama Ex­ pects to keep ita reader* informed of baked exhibition a t San Francisco | K - 0 f 0ffU . and pituuing effect In the lighting. position ara aucceaalul in any g$#»l the progress of that bill through the will never get any farther than r ¿e0 Dutton for turnip, m ustard, Florida Ave.. Tampa. Fla. Hri013-4tp the jprice a n d je t them prepare for A basket of gifts had been prepared JacksTTTttle' wtth~i'fheir-**hlM bc.“ ^ ^ Ä i ^ a ^ w h e n yx)ir assert yourself master of the situation a n d sav: ‘ I measurer --Som e -wwbacriptiona have legislative body, to Inform-them—of Bnd cauliflower seed. 9 6-tf E. B. Brown has returned from a the winter season at the old price. by the ladies, which contained samWhom the gods would destroy been given and there will be some whatever ia done to facilitate ita pastrip to Tampa Mr« Hrowd will re­ Now is the time te - m tiw your stat­ pies of pretty nearly everything to he ’will not spend more than I eam , but I will save for tomorrow regardless Hr* H- v * Perry returned other*, and there will he some funds age and of what obstacles are cast in they firat make mad. and the "C o m ­ turn today »und they ^ill move to ionary and job printing, of all kinds found In the ten cent atores, and to ftcr a "•pleasant stay at T aaccqa lu* m ission"»»* mad when they made '— of the sacrifice.” .. . -, .-, raised thorough the sale of souvenirs it* way, if *n ?. rTampa about the lir«t of September, You know cxactly'"what you need each arricio was attached a suitable p F F i 1RNISH Y O U R D IN IN G R O O M • * and making of motion pictures. Rut So far, North Carolina is the only t h a t ' statement about the Florida Elsii* Georgia. to maku-QuU.-toy .tlmu-luAuru hom««. iu. this Jjno and you can have it « T * With the facilities of this institution a t your •service^iui^ ¿ t « Publicity Bureaii. The newspaper Lovell has left for It Is ektremely doubtful if the to u l state Jfl the South that h*s adopted The ladies of thp Bapt i st —é î h u r H r , , . . much amusement to the company. * ter rush. You not only get the beneh ay* will now -proceed -to destroy ' amouut raised will, be sufficient to the_-T Ai criminal to neglect your opportunity for saving and financial botuTi* summer visit at * Black Rock, will have u coqked Komi and Potted The happy couple were then Uken Make I t T ru ly the M o s t E n jo y a b le R o o m ♦ fit of the low prices hut tho print­ . erect"» Florida building and install did more than »“ year ago, after long them . Nor»k Carolina -------------Plant sale EVERY’ Saturday after­ from the room for a few minute* ment and we urge upon you to . * ~ *. ing wilt be ready for you in plenty therin a creditable exh ib it..T o . raise consideration of the bill that was in­ Get your ice cream from D uhnrt’a noon and Evening across from Aber­ of time and will dot entail the c\ia- during their a lie n e e the presents, . * in th e H ouse a sum by popular subscription troduced early in the aeaaalon. Vir­ ' SLA M AT^THE S T A T E P R E S S which consisted of pretty nearly nathy’s. i Iee Cream Factory. tomary rush and confusion Incident is no mean task.and the meriS who ginia ha* been'considering It but h i* The Times-Union cornea out with C O U P L E the solid comfort of dinifig with solid, comG. W. Spencer has returned from ent to a; hnrry up order when the thing that may be used In the PM rs C. M. E . Jlnkins is »pending have ‘ been appointed to do it will dope nothing yet- Georgia legislature an interview, and the Florida State jray of aluminum ware.wefeunwrapped a few days a tX ’oronado Beach whero ' m l day» In Lakitand and Orlunprinting office is busy. ^ fortable Dining Room Furniture, ond you will partake of have neither the time not the inclina­ ignomlnioualy Ignored the bill; some Commission nail-the-itate-to-a-m aat he has a cottage and Mrs. Spencer The merchants of Seminole coun­ and put In conspicuous places. There srjar-^.w s i r : do visiting her ai*tars. tion to perform the arduous work of ita member* are likely to fall of and-pick-ita-pocketa for a state ex­ was also a beautiful willow ware s* * those good ”eaU” with greater zest. and the children are enjoying the ty can save money and time by or­ which such, an underUking requires. renomination In consequence, for the hibit a the Friaco Fair sends us the jk Mi»* Jd*ude Jinkins und Miss lamp presented by Mrs Curlett s salt breezes. , dering all their printing nnd office V The enterprise is foredoomed to fail­ friends of the measure will be their article. I t aayi th a t the newspapers Jennie Walker are enjoying the sister. Miss Belle Eichnor. of Baltl< 4 A veil-furnished dining room Arthur W. -Smith hn* resigned as supplies now ami order cnQUgh to ure under the circumstances to say determined opponent*. One conse­ of South Florida are opposing the _Msryland. Raspberry punch E ia n breezes at Seabreeze. rm last them during the fall and w in te rIm o ra .J night ticket agent of the A. C. L. JVANnrOURI is the good housewife's triumpK nothing of the apparent opposition of quence of their neglect may be to state exhibit at the Friaco fair beNew booking orders for Big B os­ here, und has been succeeded by lien season. There is no doubt in the was served during the pvening and most of the newspapers. The news­ make the subject more widely dis­ ,cause the papers want the money to after a number of guessing contests ton .Lettuce und Cauliflower seed. Guthrie, who is one of the most pop­ world about the price going up in an elegant lunch followed, which H. E. TOLAl papers generally reflect the dominant cussed, and it is of auch a nature line their own pockets. M. M. SMITH H. R.STEVENS R R DEAS 96-tf ular railroad meninthe service pf the the near future and the Herald of­ (»»tier f F. Dutton. Vk*-rreddMl Prrftidral CuUw opinion and if their expressions may that when thoroughly, discussed it is C A S H OR IN S T A L L M E N T consisted of chicken salad In cracker The Sun knows nothing about fice would be forced to raise the rntnpu ny. be taken as a true index of how the better understood and the more en­ auch a scheme but the Lord knows baskets, olives, rolls. Ice cream and ' Mrs. Chn*. L. Wing i* spending Again you arc -reminded of the price' now only ■we bought before people feel in regard to a Florida thusiasm i*. aroused for It. Mr. me lime at paytonn Beach. cake. , th iT If $260,000 was expended nmotJg huiuc made bread, cake*, pies, can­ thl* price was raised. exhibit at the Panama exposition the The briefest explanation of the the sta te press of Florida and they Mr*. R»KToU r and Miasca 1ng goe* over for the week ulula. If you arc wise and willing to dies, salads etc., that will be on saJe commissioners will be given little en­ system ia one made by a writerin were J o ld to sp e n d -th e money in GeorgiV Pattis hall- and Jeannette j D. Tucker, the genial County nt lhe store across from Abernatly'a save money on your printing you ................................................................................................................... . ___ CflMiwmenU The .simple, truth is Progressive F arm er‘ in tho apring-of sending 260,000 yearly subscriptions Sheldon favored tho company with wljl fake advantage of present prices (Treasurer of Orange County was in Saturday afternoftn and evening.' that each community is absorbed last year, who said: Ipstrumcntal solos, and tho following to northren prospects, for a year, or iadX j{and give us yoUr order. YYc 4 be city on Wednesday calling on with certain plana of ita own for a t­ Capt. W. M. Lovell, has returned original poem waa read by the au­ The land owner, by paying a small give three months subscription to tho Sun. print anything that can he printed. • his many friends.._ from'Jacksonville where he atter<led tracting visitors and investment, and fee, could have the title to his land one million prospfecta, that it would thored: * But the Sun cannot be rnufiled or 6 doses- «66 will break any the funeral of Mr* C P. Lovell the •bout all the funds that the people examined by sta te authority. antLU do more good than If the Florida TH EIR TENTH ANNIVERSARY Polntar for Swalna. 5 Mystical Number on- Coin. when it believes it is rig h ts NEW R ESTAU RA NT have to contribute will he turned In- found good, it would he so rjtistcrcd Commission would pave a highway of Fever or Chill*. I rice -> • wife of ill* brother Gen < P Lovell "The dimaol who hateth the« greetThru n half score of years No one seem» unwilling to accept case No junketing tour, lime-light, hot k-lTM.t The sympathy «d the many friend cth thee with soft words, saying: ’Be­ 1— to such channels. and a certificate of registration would from •.Jacksonville to San Francisco air, rake oil, banquets, posing for Together they've gone. ii 26-cenl piece, even thpuph there nro cent*. The Bell Restaurant will open on SO M E SID E L IG H T S ON TH E PRESENT GREAT STRUG­ l.i,v,.II 1.«mil> .if.c evended Above . and beyond all of this, the be issued to the owner thereof, guar­ From the breaking of morn on" «'neb coin the following hoodoo hold. 1 am exceeding glad that thou •with oranges. Mr*. V. C. Landrum ami children of tin moving pictures, would influence the 19 t h . in the H ito-* B uilding i August .............................. Thlrtucir •Ulterti 1n i bait como; thou rejolcest mine eye*. th> lo .i v \ *til row G L E OF T H E EUROPEAN NATIONS people are taxed to death by the de­ anteeing it forever. When the owner combinations: To the setting of the sun, The presf of Florida is not oppos­ Son one iota from its stand that 30 returned to Jackson vdb- Friday lift of the Genera 116 First St Meal* and short orders, the scroll held In the eagles be*k; Lo, surely It w(aa sweet of Iheo to . mauds made upon them for this and wishes to 1obtain a loan this certifi­ ing the Frisco hold-up itecause it is tllld wife h u ' e re l.if«-’* battles they've fought A II Wallace a s visit of several duy.4 with relative* pur cent of the money spent on the will lie served Furnished room* upthirteen feather* In ench wing; thir­ call ’ But as for her who loveth tbo«, that" public subscription. The peo­ cate of registration could l»o used a* after a state publicity appropriation. As they've stood side by side turned to I be eil> Irma LoUghtruii «tairs Klon Ever Proprietor Frisco fair would he wasted.— Clear­ •nd friends in Sanford. BY HERMAN HIDDEN teen tall feather*: thirteen upright |o, she runneth to tho door, she hold-. ple groan beneath the direct taxes, collateral security pretty much in the It is opposing it because the papers --.fullv man Since tye N *a" bridegroom a here Fe+b> r ■•T\ water Sun. bur* In (he *Mcld; thirteen arrow­ eth thy two hands, saying only, Oh. lot .Itp , Typewriter Kibbbjtj. Remember but they would much prefer to pay same way ns a certificate of stock are edited by publicist*, while the And »he was the bride. —“The Maxima of Noah.’’ by aged the l .mlg lima ii learn lla­ heads; thlrtoen leaves on tho branch; O . the Herald when you need one. a direct tax for all that is expected would be or any other gilt-edged se­ Florida State Commission is com­ -Sooner or later the nations engaged all be uvuiii«-<i It llis servire* will be in great de- I im ilufualt Golctt Burr''«* thirteen letter* in the words ’’quarter N E W SP A P E R S AG R E E IN G ,L 76c delivered !,,,n make mac bine. I >1 Jo'tl of them and le t.it rest at that than curity. ‘ .1 'l l tl in war will find themselves spent and realise that million if men. skill* Uut wlth all of thè rare* , njan«! :»- nu» dollar.” posed of men who seek the lime­ __ _ • <•:, tf 1 II have The newspapers of Florida are woary. There will be victoryfor some anjwhere. Phone pot : lay year* of cm 1 i to be held up evdry week or two by T’hai come to u* all -i-liiatiun, bail .This certificate of«stock, passed to light.— Clearwater Sun. • Harder Task to Do Present Duty. •tiglig« hi in » thought York, Mondu) - Why should practically all agreeing that an ex- (|c. f t for others and profit for none, left the inrtor\ t- >• -ii! ! <>r ihe <it*f some committee sent 01R to . gather a would-be purchaser, duly endorsed, / . t Thore’s heon n rv rF u N. Pleasant It 1* to entertain the ploArtificial Flowers an Old Idea. * ------ G ------J. M. Lord ha* returned from i good hall le.in to muT<* extraorture of ourselves lu *010«* future srono% (*oMi?r«*-rojitiiim* Thut either should fall. In funds for objects thaT the people would be tantamount to a warranty exhibit for the state at S«n FranThere can hardly be any lasting lauto waste nm «ml> " ' «-if tin»but tkd w hero Artltlrlal flower* were mndn In tup. rn III r• i trip to the Ft. While section |{,. it \ oc I­ ' T I I F PANAMA B U B B L E dent Urne* by the F. yvtlana.., Ul planning wl*ely. fc-llng nobly, nnd ex. : cisco’ would be he a great - waste of- p,,),, a ny Df t)u. contending parties. very lives ami po--it-i) the live* i So with hctirty goto! wlll , •. frequently do hot approve. * i I *«r j„ ,„ rv .-ll.iriv «,i facilitât** «he ••*l'°rseeing hi* ri ti«* i» deed. In place of n costly abstract of he . greatly enjoyed - I r t .it \tl(e In commenting upon an editorial and energy and probably result in To change .the map of Europe is not those di*pen>ieiit » h tii-m to nr Europe dtirliiA-Ut*-» •*1'it t;uUi century, routing with the holy triumph uf tho \,„| vhòubléY to shouldt-r. Thcro is certain, work th at must title, the proper state olficer pan ex­ t' " la Hull ni Amorie.i •\ |»r«»'i ** ** whim la rives and friend* - *».•! tl.. • > when till re exit led fUCh ü entxo (OT ~will. but 1« I* a tlltferettotiling, rrot l i t —^ irmt'M tufi * in the Sun in regard to the Efficiency (o u g b t lite guitti fighi, harm » > • ■ ■ for'Florida. Unless ■ it.. 11 ..prico* ,J » tu li i . be done in every town of progress amine the bookB. tor a small fe«, and to) Vf worth the price of a single. human war, hrot I •• ii- 1 • «»ni |M1 ’a U a iiy lin «tr» iiiri’n: Vhill 1 . , tain, flow et : - ut made <*f thl» the green avenue« of the future, but jb mu«t M ’fbiiiily . 5 or 6 dose* 666 uhi bus grown obler 1,. -•.. tl t.gw fand. importance for which no fund* ascertain w hat.‘if any, encumbrances Expert. Wesscis being employed to this state cun have nn exhibit cost­ life. F’ntriotism should never ri*e uThe tin rt hi i« m i . 1 t •r • i fi •» »' ,’1 i; -4 '•stance, while Urn odor of the real In tbu hot dust ol thu present moment, 1 I’ rn •lulls* « 1 . |m vu r « • » * » • • *» • • • « caw» of Fever <>r < , mi,«- Aiil'AproaJ . afe provided and every fight thlnk: on tho title have come into existence raise $ 2 (Jl),000 wur fund for the Kris-1 ing upwards of a million dollars bove humanity. that pem • ti.ii -t •li »ii * ii-.unteti hull. •M f i 'A nw ers wa* Imitated by tho uso of to do tho duty that walla ond want* 1 * 4' ' ' .« in cent*. ri» hope for them now. . ing cllixcn feels the obligation to do since the certificate fcas issued, ¡and co fair, the St. Petersburg Indt-pcn- wo would suffer Ify comparison with il iu-rii ul »I* itullerilig 1 us.—Janies Muf neau «* The history of war is merely a suc­ more hop*.»--- '!»• per.Utne* h«*a (lint: l !«•• hi Ur trill "Í Thi* goo<l couple *o irta-, were a * cur cit y the hostess stater— Miami 'Me­ cession of blunders. Eurh treaty of vinred thu' an his part in furthering the cause of make a record of them on the cer­ dent says: «*ll ■ . i e tn|* r.i r 1 1 v urn ri*! I f t here U»t V A II i in» 1 a Thi. Mis* Saidye W illi: li 'Hat p «•nr "W hatever chance the men at the tropolis. • mi-rea-e iti price* could That tMeir p*>* ma>' he m any community good; this lie is obliged tificate. , ». 1 peace sows the seed of future strife. ity of tin :■« from a delightful ' |h|I Willi f rh* n •1- tli-t, oliti! 1• «I 11* ..'•h- r l „ pl|l III Kodut-I- tb head of the project to raise money IIul there i* it«»-scarcity Their sorrow* be few. ----- O — * to hear about ail th a t he can stand , Thus the state Insures ngainst nil War offends our intelligence and out­ England a - •! I and relatives m >1!•• Illitili! >t«.iUt* *»( hi ri•cr aliti i rn* *rr p i »w♦*r (ul machiner) |u- r\|M-ftetl year have been un forja .Florida exhibit at San Francisco And a* 'they go onward. ITop- of thl* in any event without Iho incursion attacks' every title it has examined Tennesee. She also s|M»nt :i VS 1 ••k Iti A Gainesville .dispatch tells us rages our sympathies. We can but this Wur Tin i " Su' f t Oli uf I ¡ a i iie*V*fle f he W 1'rt> J m a r k o ts ha\* Uur Helen and Endor | | \ i.hundan!, the of •"commissioners" and other gen* and has. certified to he good and va­ had Id get the necessary- $ 200,000 that the county commissioners there stand aside and murmur " T h e pity Htnlw* do ' »1 * i • •i.ai S f (e l h iv e r-l'y t:*ti.. Jacksonville ere ri 11if nini i! hi m*« n, ncii I IIIK l II# . 1«A Rich harvests inaj 1 reap been well supplied, and arrangements tlemanly hold-up artists who are lid. Under the North Carolina law, seems to have gone glimmering since have amende^ .their usual rulo of of It a ll,'The pity of it ujl.” emphutii'u! > ii»' the Florida Mate Front goml «leed* th e y render. •CITI« n nei In l ' e of t h a t ' i t y am i the employment of im outsider to |,i,d been inaile to dispose of The snr promoting scheme« for object* whofce un indemnity fund, is I.H Mr». Edgn r B yet war i» riigine established Of Tulli, h-^-e granting a permit to any man who UT I cannot lose my faith, however, hrtY.nl w il Intuì I h r * m e n a c e ni f ‘ daughter, Evelyn. j»ri* bm it«- h y n in I *tilib e*- 1 benefit* are not readily visible. I, -,- • of I l o e plus ut which provide* u remedy in value raise the funds. wanted to carry u pistol upon his thnt the human race continues to ad­ mind than m■'»• »» ir. ilh». May God s riebest blessings V !t I« in in 11 *• i1 1‘ W » ü b ' « ml " " I t seems thnt the press of the The Reporter-Star believe* thijt for one who claims to have lost his ( »ftcr spending »'• dl prilli» lutst \ if a d v a n c e d prices uniti HI D N I v i Hh A L CAW 1 ir -H* Hilitill* erti filing the bond required by law, und vance despite pll obstacles; it snatch ­ riddle. If i * t » them here, ! oli I 1(0,1 ( \l n» \Vi O til»' r » 1 » No .-r 1I-. tl It te porary *n* in • ti state ,i| i not going to play "g o a t" athe best thing the "commissioner*” rights in land by the mistake of thç '.»■ .•H w r i: i p Mrs. -Bigger* par I'-. w t « • ' \ f will hereafter inquire Into the rea­ es wh;rt benefits it can from every to it -1 would I. tol(.1 eliti i* \ I,it tl »I to r*J^e funds for an exhibition at state, to which loss he has not con­ gnin, and the probabilities are that sons why such applicant should wont I?: Ii im tween the ‘ them ....... I t lo t r situation. 1 nm optimist enough t«> Tu ' the newspapers of Florida will make (l, I„g to loti-ign " • ‘ I the Panama exposition'could do for tributed by any negligence on his to carry deadly weapons and refuse tin nk I lint it better and greater Hu fermented io tlo .............................................. * * Mr». Gmulbu ■ o h«-r Florida would lie to declare ah im­ own part-hut he hnx no rlnim against such u fight f hat th r,re will heno H- the permit unless the reaso n n ee m t* I ” uf a pelt 1 r* i r n - t . d . > M» t., And in-re’* t»> the bride, rope untfa better a nd greater German l a ss a n d b u h ’ 1915 arid position upon the people of Florida the land Itself. Registration of title rida exhildt. It is just as well That 1 sutlicicnt. T h a t is the only cationul tu make rt I Eilective August 1st ÍU N to August Is* 1 • •. •it|«*•-fl. flatiing g“ This I» not » >'**•':utul condition. U |»\tu­ And . here’s to thulr friend*, arc am *ng»ihe Su.toril Emjdre will emerge from the hopeless .to attem pt it, and refuse to serve. under this law is entirely voluntary. money could be better spent in ad­ guaranteed agilntt any reductions during thst time: ing on the ..lu ' < well to the contrary, it l»*un unnatural one. construction of the luw on the suit* chaos of tddny. So faithful nnd tried. are sojodrning nmong lli«» ino un* ¡ing t" roll, ge i» ^ oui«! he < . . vertising the Florida orango in news­ ¡inil it has been brought aboutby The object is one that may b s en- Tiroes Uhlon. . csiigan A. thousand t• m ill V s'.tton unu . Ject-for if men arc permitted .to go tains of North Carolina. t*» **1•• • Runabout - * *: * • Wc arc living in a day of great papers and magnxines. It would he ■ domed in the abstract and damned — -O—— N % fi !j»tf «•*»ll«*it*M * |u-for* co­ combination» to speculate in a proaround armed for murder merely by prises. History does not often furnish .prefer to .'I« the Due rousing good cheer. Y ft ti T * * r-y r hull very nearly impossible to ship Flori­ «poetividemand from'abroad due in the concrete with equal «»rot t ­ Touring Car 550 Closing out all typewriter « i ,• «»f fvf her *in tei genius of the Ti- it \yh:tt matter« the weather. filing-a small bond, every county in P IK E R S IN CHARGE such examples of sudden and swift the routine-' f I da fruit across t|ie couhtry and have «b lin d 1 nl lit ! »'d *up I hi- war “11or abunda * ntjss and fervor. Florida should be Best grades only, at (•lull . I 1 pa per tirW B u t e might show n mobilized I f til ur «unshine nnd rain. Town Car - - r * 750 heing cornered rorm-red: The Now* la In receipt of a news­ it show to advantage beside the frpsh I Ii changes. The course of events may i mil the a ir c- . ari being "» •a represented at the San Frahdsco per dofen beet*. Herald «»thee •’* (In Ibn I’nltrS Ulnlr« ol tmr«k» Oolf I arm y of pistol toters ready for the 'll -tl Mil « We all «land together 1,1 lead into unexpected channels. •i? if exposition— ye$. But the proper pro­ p ap er’ clipping posted on a ‘ letter fruit that is displayed by the Cali­ arc to bp mudi to * ':'"r 1 . I leap to extend U■et Those present were; Mcsdam** ir trap-. slaughter. ho do not ht ' t n ' ' ' 1 \ »if l vision hasn't been made for it; themen head of the ."F lo rid a S tate Com-, fornia growers. Europe'is likely to change more in curie* tjl'l-e inri* My h-art [ \ siu-ldeti J U Adum*. Graham The cases are rare n'ml exception­ I Tl The farmers are III I'll' ion to I lo-tr -in g le «"I -^ O * who are-nam ed as ¿brumissionrr* mission,- Pannrna-Pnrttic Internat- w— — the next year than it has in the Inst man'nntion < ­ iircale * -H 1 all •* ••••'er* ■ K Tnl.it, II H I’uttishall. E. M al where any good cltixen in a decent (•hi t,t i t.c • r paring seed b«-d* IN SU T S FLO RID A P A P E R Aro not.going to give muchfof their, ional Exposition*’ hearing tly? names All retail buyer* nf new Ford cars from August 1st 1914 fifty, it is tUyjut time for the Politics loving care »: vantage ,„,1 a* good money Dooley. ( ’ R. I’biBip*. »’ T. Wukecommunity nAeds to carry a pistol, late. aeed. The indiratiot:» nr.tlm' » i to of J , Clifford . Foster, ns chairman oui * 1 III to August 1st 1915 will thane in the profits ol the coiti­ time and atten tio n - to it, because •l'„,1er -u' h circoiiistunce« it wt Exhibition French, of 'Sanford, in and the, other kind of citizen should of Europe to emerge from thu medea- the stake it i 'l ,|f,.r.d. there will onli.ld. Misses Belle Erehtipr. Blaneh on • each car very large crop of celery »t«l other to tr T . M. Wear, vice-chairman, and pn piny to the e.tent of $40 to $00 per car. on ‘ ‘ th ey can’t afYord to. Thoy ure lend­ ' |m- Minch la-tfer lor t'ongre-* his enthusiasm for raising .money for not be |>ertnitted to carry one at all, val shadow of diplomacy and be con­ the inflated »n 1 ’ IV.ttishnll, Georg's I’aUtshuU, un<L |¿,rgiheld < > l entries vegetables will be grown in »»'« d o l l i l i ' l l . *' ¡hey buy. P R O V I D E D : we sell and deliver 300.000 new 8chraeder, aecrotary. with ing their natfit* to it to.m ake I t re­ H. and find some means to prevent the J. anetta Sheldon, and Mssrs bh ei-’ a Florida exhibit at the California no matter how many bonds he filed, ducted in the twentieth century fash­ Slavs. II be o p en ,for practice The trap* wi Vicinity this season . ¡ 41 ,i > ra torli* ** spectable and tbo likely result will offices in the Heard National Bank, exposition, claims that a romhinuFord car* during that period. oxporratfdn of domeatic product* in To shutr liow n tl Jo n , ’ Pattiihall. . rhilli|»».Wakefiold unleM he could show conclusively a ion. In~my estimation the diploma la i next Friday afternoon, iand nil shoot». the G ® he that the enterprise will fall into JadianviUe. The clipping ia in the tio n .o f newspaper interests in the stead of doing what it ran to facili have plnyed a very im portant part clinics anti 'let*' Mr. Moses a n d .fa ir ly uf Eiuti* the public are Invired. . Ask us-for particulars ' case of extreme urgency fylly justi­ anil Dooley w*-ll a* 1 nature, of an-'allegcd interview with nr I inhH ni *4 err :iH the hand] of impractical men, prob­ State is trying to Work the enter­ fying the privilege, The commission­ in bringing about the wnr, by isolat­ of its opportunity were In Sanford Friday^. They were information address tate such exportation. Other' roun , , n ¡, g to h®! For further ably grafters, who wilt seise the op­ an alleged "dow n-state” man (one prise in their own interest in expocting Germany and Austria. once is alon» a < -r. • foremerly of Manhnttan. Kdnsa*St. Fetorahurg, Fla. , tries .protect their food supplie*, «nd ers in, the various counties of Florida T A G ru ve*. Discoverers of IBumlnatlnj Gas. portunity with the avidity to get a of those who have been buying stock Ing^to aqueexe $50,000 out of the Sanford Hernjd I even regulate the prices. in time* ol en for vdiifwi't''and M f. Moses some lim e ag« I t will be necessary to reconstruct are invested with a very heavy re­ the >«» (ifl.-r O l la a ome of the fake Jacksonville life .a» It vas in 1702 that a Britisher.on*» if greed ami selfiahnes* free triji to California, see the sights Th* War deal' In hum-" c F. WILLIAMS. Af*nt made the trip from that place t,o StatefcgU Jnture for their own adver­ sponsibility In this matter of grant­ the boundaries of'E u rop e. Let it he magazine* is about the j stress, permit Mr. Murdoch, tundo th® Pfst succe»»,n money. * ,• thr'-e and leave tho exhibit, If haply there enterprises U probably meant by tising scheme. ami th I the forms of speculation «ru EDWARD 1UGGINS. S»U«m«o • . ing permits to carry pistols, and they done this time ao justly, so humanely lessly as thegam j'1, Florida in his automobile. bargain in good literature that U " d ' to bring sufiering to our people. tu| rxntrlmM.t s on tho* Illuminating of iir may .be any, to .look out for horself. down-state; most of them state that host This charge does not come with should exercise a wise and careful nm! so intelligently th at there will be agipe tho , * d« The down-atato ' p u no Bnd P lay er.. Piano- Expert ha* been,mn j r here and wi]l’never he as now thr«-.-itened, there will im on! properties of ti nee».* Six Tr *r* later If the Florida C itrus' Exchange they are down). very good gfaeo from Mr. French discretion In doing so. no necessity for doing it over again great general vim i; ' " n" ”nt< •Thai $2.25 you get the man has it all figured out why the tuning and repairing . All work nh- mad*“ a g a i n Fof wishes to mako an eahihit at Cal­ ïip e r to u . «.n u .» « .H.« * ' W W -« « - • «>* ■x’ or'ilettr « — ' lion Illu­ ant^the newspapera should make the' ’ Le for some time. There is a close rela­ the task of taking • The pis'tol-toter at large ia the ,o|u,.iy guaranteed. W .U . H arvey. ,l,v Woman-. Wn,Id The li VI ifornia. or if the cigar makers of Tam ­ newspaper« of Florida nre opposed call on him to ahow up. • Siete» O » « » » ™ » « eh.ll « . «I» — minated P ri* hv this new discovery curse of Florida, and if his nejgh- tionship, or should be, between racial position will o »1 ,!l,‘ l' 1 ! ‘ 0 B oa 1233 Phone 2(9-1. 1 » 2 -" ...........hold. The P eop t" pa wish to display their goods there to the poeple.of th e ir-sections beW e’ have laws to r e a c h consjrtra ; We suspect it a fiction of Mr. bora watch him, hé has no one to and territorial boundaries. Most treat­ lives; it w illV ch. n at the P whole y e a r »nd Farm U fe .» for one -they may do so, and all will be glad ipg touched by the Jacksonville men French’s fertile brajn-ahout the only cies and combination* so monstrous M- ¡Mn *. Anlomobile Owners Take Notice blame hut himself, for he la an habit­ ies bavo been dictated by the con­ for it must ¡0 ' ■•k ibe time to subscrlrie M If they do; but there i* no ca u se ‘or for an qllcged exhibit at the Panama- evidence .of fertility he has ever the conspiracies and combi- 1 N«w is five thousard b '* ' Reduced R ates over •C o n crete For Sub-Good Presto Lite tank. Y\ ill as ure ••»«• «.»•-»----- . ual criminal unless he has eompliod quering nations with total disregard ............. ;hou«B , Si reason why the individual Interests Pacific Exposition. nations to Increase the co*t of food g r shown.— Orlando Citixcn. manufacturer nt >r ..„t ,« fini for natural fixed boundaries.. ' with the conditions of the iayr-per­ Bridge at D aytona— All small cars for ten dollar* cash Worth "A scheme waa put on foot some of-a few should be promoted and he be sold product»*a gainst the natural laws ot ,h 1 1 have a steady conviction th a t wo dollar* ipr.-tkPrtfCUUO,i mitting him to carry the weapon.­ ’ “including Forda with passenger* „ « , « . n y one. I » « « * ' » « given the seeming patronage of the time ago by som e'of the newspapers trade. All the machinery for investi- ( L A K E REG IO N M E E T !,,rn(; if shall witness, within tho year, the thousand hem.' « f — Lakeland Telegram. * round trip. 26c. All large ca r* 8 t» te when na n matter of fact the in^ Florida to have rst«bliahed a Office.— 1°5 ,rl‘' * . gution und prosecution ought to be! p ¡»J formation of a great Teutonic another flag may fl> ' "r * eluding passengers 35c round trip. The Lake Region Editorial associ­ Thursday* «n«l S u n d a y * - « - ood- put in motion at one« and every­ S tate 1» not participating. The publicity bureau, chiefly through the Germany, like other empires, was ot (o rtifled VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO. i t Park Bifn 1«5 conv‘ nlenccs. where. The gravity of the crime-for! S ta te’s legislative body has aald In medium of the press, the papers of ation is scheduled to meet in Orlando • Some of our a u to papers are send­ joke for Eurap « 1 *» l,!ay pon ■ founded upon military supremacy’ 83*Fri-13tc “ nt* The only **fc. clean iV is nothing"lew than critne-uguinst I A ' effect tha Florida did not care to the Slate Interested of coure* to early in October. This association ia ing out their publications under C o n s id e r b ro n ^ o u p b S S ^ m y o u \ w S ! n ^ n d Ww h o t a k e s a n maintained by a successful commer­ l*yl .. ____ v A»«ri»' the public demands the prompt »t- X r e s o u r c e s , w h o allOWS yOU tO H in y o u r U U S lllf » a « y * he represented California, and it figure largely in the plan and un­ supposed to he composed of the news­ printed wrappers that are not only S S T S i w . l i . D. R. Brisaon, wife and children I feel .u r. that every ^ „ cial policy. It cannot be that it is to c l e a n e d and re-filled frqm nr- ’ * . every ___ ____ ___ _;.... rttfii-cr! —2I sinterest a. ____ i |n „.Mil. Itiia tn e s u m ir r e s s . --------would now be false representation doubtedly to get somelhlng In re­ paper men in Orange. Oaceola, Semi­ neat, but appropriate. The Kissim­ tention of prosecuting ^ ctive in your basiness success have returned from an extended stay daily. he laid away upon the shelves of his­ will Join In the hops-cf an tcia n well. Shower bath, toboggan to attem pt to make It appear, other­ turn for their patriotism In the mat­ nole, Volusia and Lake counties. Not mee Valley Gazette has a printed Thr »-»or ss TLio iii thp rplation we form with our customers. . *ur,ri in Het Sprinra. A;k. While there tesiar in the country, lasting pence, > r ' ' _ »mi tory before it has developed ita full Leased privately also. 8t 6f all of the newspaper men have joined te r," says the alleged down-etate wise.— Reporter Star. Mr*. Briuon waa very 111 with pneu­ slide wrapper “ Hero la your Kisaimraea usefulneu and power. The German forced into ,he lum'U of an M ake us a partner in your business agreeable to the- above ,« a * a in n o o d n f And Cqngress may well auspend S but it la h op£d that all will attend. man. monia, and Mr. Brlsson with mala­ Valley . G azelle,” while Bob Holly Empire has not done all for dvili- German nation, but 1 » . ¡ ¿ r 'tr*diits efforu U > provide mean» to get The local news-man and printers The N caa will bet a peek of pea­ T IT L E R E C O R D R E F O R M rolls hta excellent paper up in pa­ ixaliqn it waa destined to <l°- * tho rial fever, and as adon a* they were products out of the country until the l Ä r f K ’ w welcome and" w e‘wiH Ä y o u C ^ S y ' w S ^ P .0” their history a " '1 !s,:nsdve* •* Torren» System Should be Installed nuts against a pii\t of brains to be should get together at a reasonably per bearing this Inscription: "T h is able to travel returned to Sanford speculator, have been brought .to d o n . (h e , r » « German contributions to science, M i * Klicirwiuc p fl. . • *• ’ • 4 • early date, todevise ways and means extracted from the alleged commis­ Bible along such business lin lines. in Florida. * and are npw* much * Improved in wrapper conUjna Holly’* Herald, coipmerce and literature are too real well upon v-mir Hundted Victor and Colum- term*. The m ote.pf *uch product* for the ehterUinm ent of this organi­ How many property owners can sion that no downstate man ever from Sanford, Florida/'-Zofia Truth. to permit the belief th at ita work i* during the h»1 j O ty year* In m \ ^ ord. and two Machine, for kept here the better tho chanco to . M A K E OUR BANK YOUR BANK ,V «> orti» ■ _ jo5-2tp We’ll zation. he aure that their respective title* gavé any auch Interview. Tho wrapper M a conceit of the finished’ and a new. order to Replace fields of C. M. Berry. jirinif prices to » normal level. L ’ Mr p. B. Singletary and fam ily are c h a n g e * If this la in the minds o f out con­ double the bet th at some member, of to th e property they own-or think Jlusinesa. Manager. We are really too the .old. Y et the panorama of rhang* raerte. S e e m .» « P« .1' 1 “ * 1™ greeting Sanford friends once more. thej/dwn- are good? They can never the alleged commission,'or Itime em­ temporaries . a word to that' effect, rhodeat to qllow It tp go put but the week in country home.-Address may ~urifold with startling suddei^ . ’ They have rented Mr. Fred W illiam * ! by would be to the pftlnt.— Orlando ployee, wrote thé Interviewhimself. An Actor In 8p<t* of Hlmaslf. be aure that th at title will not be dis­ B. M. threatened to discharge tho ness that the dream of the Liheralist • - - ■Arthur * *•— fi»-4«ti»«* B o, 1(53 S«n(.rd. 105-2'p. reeidcnce In the absence of his f*mPresident Twining HadloTi The News Is not (atniliar with the Citlsen. puted-in the fu tu re,'th at there will N O T IC E editor unless he allowed him*.to have and Socialist may soon be realised. of Yale, used to recall with tra t hla •lly. Cnpt Singletary U on train 27 and (COURT HOUSE BUILDING) not be, some day, costly and harass­ publicity scheme as outlined by the his way, ao what would you doT \yar breedij socialism. At night the one appearance, in hit. H T E M P T IN G — , 28-from Sanford to Tampa relieving 7th white horse w e ig h e d - a b o u t i 130 ing litigation sustain in the not newspaper men who »met at Sanford i l)T« D. L. THRASllER, V-Prei. opposing hosts rest on their aim s, A» 1 have chart« óf Capf. Brower for a month or six d, eight years old. .aylUh- ap- •u amateur getor "T h W ■ sat S S»nFORREST LAKE, Prti. ■urely successful attem pt to hold several month* ago. Wê do know, " A man high up in the « (la in of the me any word» tu-apeak. ho aaltl. Ml An Orlando man raises a crop of searching the heavens for the rlddlo x jtle Bond *‘ (¡t**r* weeks, After leaving Sanford Capt. Florida S U te CommlsiionoftheF»-. nte «•' * ' ' ' M however, that Bob Hotly of the San­ the property they are*now living on, I bad to do war itf walk ■or“ * Singletary and family will visit hla am a-Pacific International Exposition Alfalfa Hay every two •montha-r -r of life and death, and .wondering for(1 Land * W * ' s , ¡ . ¿ 1 T-.i A** or the winta they ate enjoying. Such ford Herald, president .ol the Florida ■taxi’, but It h*i bouao. nwhat their tomorrow will b r in g fo r th .jeom^i j can ho found and yet Florida doesn’t raise en­ brother In Paragpuld, Ark. »nd UUl an experience m aybetheíate ofthefr Press Association, was rlcctjsd as writes: " I would like to sew you on __Tbt» World* Ä n . n « “ M - s‘ n,<’r " Around the thousand camp flroa the ofB ceh Jhe court , ough cattlato supply her .ow n Wenda in St. Loul* before retu rn in g the commission.” , the chairman pf the organlaaition— helra, their widow* or children who Hammock. V dairy and meat demands.— Ja ck ­ steady conviction ig being driven ¡f . to their homo a t Sebring, Fla. Certainly. they would gladly shield from aucb » and we know further, that any man . e home that J^his sa'rriflro of life might Probably It would put a muflieron sonville Metropolis. fate. They would .ho glad to Inaur# who deliberately characterises Bob ' A • page C IT Y I Tiff SANFORD HERALD That Man Was T H E H IG H ER COST O F LIVING S O LV ED . __ I s * « « BEG IN TO SA V E TODAY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. i W. W. ABERNATHY' Ä Ä THE REAL WAR SIT U A T IO N Feed Us First ? ¿ fio r d Low er Prices on K Ford Cars B u y e r s to S h a r e in Pr - ofi t: Ford Motor Company I A Good Partner For AH H itinnal ClassifiedAds Sem inole wA*. <K ■ ’ - i rri -, ' a ■ -- -T.it Bank �: of F o rtu n e — By Randall Parrish Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co. fort to close ih * J o o r ! sud T iI3 Dot move! confident he * u pot alone. "Say, George, what boat la this?" I asked. “Mah hhmo la Loula,,snh.*' “All right, Louis, (ben; what'a the ironic of tbla vessel?” "Hho am do SrofOull. bo* a mighty fin’ boat la b ." “Ho I Judge. What la she,. fruiter or irtivate yacht?" ■ “I- reckon I don't Juat know.“ nnd ho grinned. # T'erhap* th ru -you will Inform me where \xo aro bound. 1 aupinwo you know that?" ••No, sab; do cnptnln'he nobber done tol' me. aah. nothin' 'bout hi« iwrsoual plan». AIL he done aald was fer mo to bustle sum ghih In yore." The shadow of « man blocked the doorway. Ud wna tm# of those who had beep In (be stnnll hont.nnd I no­ ticed a rorolrcr ut his waist. "Tbat's enough, boy. Come, now, hut with youT* he commanded grutfiy. “Nover you mlniLtho door- I’ll atteuiL to th a t" He pulled tbp door tu^after the rotrefttiug form of the negro, and 1 heard the sharp click of the hitch nnd then his ruler, inufiled by Inter­ vening wood. ordering the ' irte ward a f t There waa no appearance o f auy lock on the door. Probably there was ■Urlng back toward lhe~bouse. ~A few momenta y e waited In'»Hence; then the «lender figure o f the one who seemed the lending spirit emerged from out the cnm*. Herman Joined us. the latter taking the tiller, tho former pushing off nnd springing alertly Into BusfDctad of burglary, Crai* I* cleared the bow. by » ' young woman »»»rici+nji Is ths Lying between the thwarta, face street. Bha la out of work and'hungry. turned upward, all ! could are distinct­ They talk In a restaurant. ly was the black oarsman, a Ithough oc­ Bhe U ah setreas. deteriori by bar wealthy, drunken husband. Bbt consents casionally, .when he leaped forward. I caught gttmpsca of the fellow I believ­ , to go south with Craig. 'Urs. Damarti la s good woman and will ed to tie the captain of the strange play tbs part of Mrs. Hanley to help crew., Our boat skilled the shore, Craig. They arrive al tbe rundown lien- keeping close within the concealing lay plantation and aro greeted by a rough sbndowa, na evidenced by overhanging looking ovw'aoer. tree*. Twenty minutes elapsed ere Coombs, the overseer, and a mysterious we were scraping along tho sklP-of a Degrees Salita seem to be tho only per­ sona on tho plantation. Craig la swat's ■tflaspJ-WWxile-ilia, coed by a shot wnd linda a man murdered • I wna hustled roughly to my feet and Broussard, a creole friend of Coombs, bundled ntmard. My head atlll reeled appaara Probing (bo murder, Craig finds dlsxlly. nnd the two men gripping my the corpse missing lira. Barnard Is really anus hurried me over the rail so swift­ Mrs. Henley. Bhe and Craig determine to ly my first Impressions were extreme­ flghr tot hoe oiteotfi g -tmobend-e celala ly v/iguc. I knew.the »Vies of the Tea-SmrSCISTev TIWllejr_ dead, sol’Were painted a dull gray, as nearly Coombs denies Hanley la dead an* de­ flea Craig, although tbo latter reveals an Invisible color ns could be concelvlir a Henlay's Identity to tbe overoeor. cd. I recall the shnrp sheer of her The latter says Healer himself put him bow, the clearness of her line* nnd the tn charge of the plantation. low aweep of her rail. Less than 1,000 lir a Hanley end Craig And Philip Hen- tons burden, I thought, and then na tar's seal ring In the garden. Exploring my e y e s'swept aloft, and along the tbe bouse alona Craig (Inde a secret base­ decks I knew her for either a private ment room. yacht, or tropic fruit steamer. Ha Is trapped end discovers two dead “First stateroom, second cabin," said bpdlea One le tbe mtssleg corpse, and Lively now." the other la Coombe. Craig la struck g new voicsusharply, “Shall we unloose the ropes, nlr?" down and le made prisoner by a dark young man. another named Herman and "Yea. Faptcfl the door and leavo a Broussard. M rs Hanley la also caught guard. Stow away the boat. Breussard. Everything ready, captain.*4 I went down a brand stairway, shin­ CHAPTER X. ing brass rail» on either aide, which Taken PrisorlSr. led to'.n spacious after cabin. A table ceod na we thought best These peo­ HE newcomer passed so clos* extended J t a .full, length, already set ple were lawless enough without hen! ilu me 1' could feel bis foot for a meal, nnd n round,faced negro doubt—tbe murders already commit­ (ouch mine. The doorrctnaln- In white serving Jacket grinned at ted were evidence of that—but •all - ■ed ajar and. If escape waa pos-me as the tnpqprp«sed iuc between they desired, so fa r ag we were |K-r•Ihle, now was the time. Withthem headinto a narrow passage leading aoually concerned, was to get us safe- ' reeling dixxUy, I crept through tbe forward. A moment later I was un­ ly out of the way. where we could no opening, yet held the latch, faaclnaied ceremoniously thrust luto n small longer ..Interfere with their plans. apartment on iny right. . the ropes What those plans might be 1 could by tho first spoken words wltblp. about uiy wrl*t» loosened nnd the merely conjecture, with little-enough "W ell. Dronssard, what la lit" door shut'nnd locked behind me. - For to guide my guessing. They might t>o “All seen to, air." perhaps five minutes I lay where l filibusters connected with some revo­ "The bodies are planted, then!" had been so unceremoniously drop­ lution along the Central American “The men nttcpd to tliat." ped. weakened by loss of blood nnd coast, smugglers or. marauders of even “And the woman?“ “On her way; tbere was no trouble. dated by the rapidity of events. I less respectability. inring the Henley found It hart! tn adjust my faculties plnce for u rendezvous. These fellows* Salllo bad her doped, s ir" “ l expected she would, Then that to (hla new situation, but I thought It were doubtless the • glmats which finishes our job here, lieraisn. and tb* might yet lx; my privilege to foil haunted the plnce nnd hnd given It quicker we nrj* off the better. \Ve got these villain» and rractio Mrs.- nen- so unennny a reputation throughout the fellow after you 'left. Hrousaard: ley. It was my belief she.wna also on tho neighborhood. They would nntbit him a hit too bard. It scema, hut board thlg vessel. I hnd no renson to orally resent any Interference, nny n o kone will erer Investissi«;, so It’s assume this except the wording -of change In owncrsbl|i or control. Foa- < Just ss well. Adventurer named Craig. Broussard'« report, which I had orcr- slhly If they wore thieves, ns I more Ju^t discharged from the ariny.’^ tluiu - half auaiiectnl. they had loot “ Wtxut; la be?*' - ^ -y-~ '_ hurled nenr by nnd were anxious to “ Lying there In thè passage behind get us out of thujwny long enough to tb e dehr. .llava. l'etere apd Sam bury reKTTTCtr-tf TTmffwrrm t.' * TtlTi nppeirtedr " til hr along- wttli the others and then to me ps by fur th«j most probable exJoin us. Wo‘M go sboard.” plnnntluD. The door opened again.' I shut the door and started down the anti the guard stood revealed beforfl passage. For a dozen steps It was uie lu the glare of light. black ns night Then there wns a “The old man wants you," be ex«harp kwenro to the right and a glen in piulued brusquely. waving Ills hand o f daylight In the far distance- Al­ aft as though specifying tho direction. < ready they were at the barrier, and 1 ■■'Come on. now ” , ran forward n-cklemriy, eager to es­ 1 preceded him along the nnrrow cape Into tbe open. Tho way wns ’passage: Tho cablh .wns unoccupied, d ear. Ihe dour rising »lightly, yft with­ the entile swung up agnlnst tile Lenina 1 out oliai ructions. I could bear voices, of the upper dock, the heavy chairs th e pounding of feet behind, and I moved back, leaving u wide open space. n ud e «li-sperate effort to outdistance The furnishings were rich, In excellent tny pursuers. That they were merql)n»te. It wua n ynchtllko Interior. < 'lesa I knew, and my ouly hope iny In There was hut (¡ne door, evidence thnt , attaining some hiding place lb the a single cabin occupied the entiro Weeds before they could ciiirgc Into space listen),’ nnd I stopped' Ik'fore ft, th e daylight. I (bought oT nothing my companion applying Ills knuckle* else. nut ns 1 buret, straining and to (be wood, but -without removing breathless. Into the open hands grlpjiod hfs watchful eyes from tuo. A tmifiled me from Imth »idra. An Instant I voice asked who waa there, mid.at the .< ntruggì«! to breark free, fighting wlili.n response replied;, ‘ " , mad ferocity. which nearly accomplish­ *'0|)cii the door and show him |u. P c -. . ed tbe purpose. Hut they were tóo ter*, nnd remain where you are within ..nil many for me. So llruuiwnnl'a tielt wna ntrapped tightly, htndlng my hnnds 1 entered nnd foulid inyaclf U|>on n helplessly to my sides, and I was hurl­ plnln. uucar|H‘ted deck, the white walls ed over so that I stared up blindly and celling undccorat«l. On ode side was n double tier, o f berths, lockers Into th e face of tho fellow Jn com­ were between,the |H>rta, nnd hejivy mand IIM black eyes were sneering, curtalus «Irapcd the. two windows aft. while the unpleasant amilo rotea led a row of wUHc teeth. “She am ds 8*a Qutl, an' a mighty fin* Opposite tho berths was nu nmi rack, containing a variety o f weapons, and “Great Qod, man!” ho exclaimed. boat, sah." ’ the only floor covering was a small ‘••You. must have the akull of an oleheard. Itut *he was a prisoner, and rug beneath a desk n«uir tbo center of Uihant. Are you netually alive?*' this vessel would tm the most likely the a part incut. TbU latter was litter"'Very much so." 1 gasped, defiant placo for her to bo confined. I sat up, «1 with paper*, among them a map or ktlll. my flesh burning, nnd stared nbouL two. on which courses hnd been prick­ “Mnyho 1 finish heern monsieur,” Tb* light shlulhg-through the single ed. Uoymxl ttitae nil the room-con­ ,|in-uloned nroussard. with knei> still closed port wna dim. convlnolng me tained wna ii »mall bookcase, crowded gflanted cn iny ch est “Then ho not tbe aun had already set As I got to with volume*, nnd a few chairs, ohly d*1k. b e y r my *fwt I could feel a faint throb of one upholstered. The only i«erson T b e leader latjghed. with a wave of tbe engine and realized wo wery mov­ present occupied this, and' wss seated €be hand. ' ! - - - ing flow!/'-through tbo water. The at the desk, welching me, n cigarette “ You take the fellow Taf too serious­ gtaak of the porthole was thick, but quioYldg Ketwrau hla lingers. It wa* ly, Lot him np. F11 AfitL^u-way to clear. I knelt on the berth and looked the Olivo lined mad of the cellar, the d o se hla mouth If It over be u«ressary. o u t dimly perceiving tho ahoro llpe <>ne I hnd (ricked ns leader, and hla Bealdos, be knows nothing tu do any slipping past, with an eYer broaden­ p-Hh gleamed white In an effort to h a rm " . ing stretch-of water Intervening. Then smile. - In spite pf Ills skin nnd dark Out «if .the depth of despair nnd deI sat down helplessly on tbo ntool and ey«w, I could hot guesa at his natlunfe&t there had come an animating ray wnltih for Hometlftug to occur. alliy. but felt nn Instinctive dislike to o r hbpe—they were going to take me him, more deeply rooted than,before, cnix? wa»^ lni|xxwlhle. with \heni. Even ns a prisoner I .JTbe ,miin who appenmt tn be the now thnt 1 comprehended how com­ should be'near, her, would yet be'able chief tmd sold he would turn the girl pletely I wna In his power. to dig out ttio truth. * •Take a scnL Craig.*' ne o ld . speak­ tree III Ne\v Orleans, when) she could “You take boero along, inonalourj“ do' them no h<vm. New Orleans, then, ing with a faint sccont barely percep­ f t was Hroussanl a voice. “Zat vat wn* douhtte** the port for which we tible- 'T h e second chnlr will be found you mean?“ untied. ' It was dear they meant no the morc-jomfortable. Now wo ‘can “Certainly. Why not? There's plen­ peraeLA) harm to her, and they would talk easily. May I offer you a cigar­ ty o f work for another hand ou board. -nev**e have brought me on board ette*** I accepted It more to exhibit my own T ru st uie to break him In. Come! «Ur* If they bad deemed It necessary coolness than from any, desire to H ustle (he lad along, boys. I'll ' bs to otherwise dispose of me. These smoke, hut without other' response/ « lib you lu a minute." romdderatlous wore!'to the*main, re­ “t trust yon hare been fairly cobs They drova me • forward roughly assuring. nnd as 1 turned them over In fort a Me since coming ou board the -s' -. •_ ' * enough. Wo emerged luto an open * spare, from which 1 taw the chimneys my mind 1 drifted Into better humor. Sea Uull.*\ ' “As much so as a prisoner cbhid o f tbo old bouse far awny to our left. Besides, my head censed- to act)« T b e (Oitb l*d onward luto anotlier It Was fully an hour after the com-1 culturally expect to be.’* 1 replied In­ «•red patch beyond, dowp a steep ra­ lug of durknevs before 1 waa disturb­ differently. 'This vessel, then, Is tbe • .' ' vine, mid then before tis stretched the ed. Then tho door opeued. and the Sea Gull r* lonely waters of tho bayou. Hidden entering gleam of a light swinging la ' : "At prwfent—yes. The name Is Im­ under the drooping foliage of the hank the passage revealed Ihe grinning ne­ material, oo-loug as It sounds well and w as a small boat, n negro In tbestern .' gro attAvanl bearing a well filled tray. conforms (iu the manifest. * However, f was thrust-In unceremoniously, the This be deposited In tbe berth, while Just'now -the register fends Sea Gull, three others follotvlng, each man »lilp- applylug a match to the lamp over­ lleuley*. master;' MO tons, schoouer plug an oar loto the row-Jocks. Her­ head. 1 saw no shadow of any guard man alone remained on short, scatteroutside, but the fellow made no ef­ log (ho embers of « small .fire nud S Y N O P S IS T The' following notice hasv.. -been sent * t * ".y , ** -Lr , : * < =:■*r* . ' out by the Writing Paper Manufacturers Association: , ders be accepted in accordance ^with com tions existing at the time. . • ' * i ;| . —■' —• In accordance with the above recomme. dation, we hereby withdraw prices. In anticipation of the above menl tion increase we have màçie heavy ■, * ' iN purchases of all grades of paper in the past few weeks. — Our Prices On Print ing Will Not Be ' • Increased! * ' ^ * » I . Come in today and let us print your •' ■ ■ i winter’s supply of Stationery and forpis. We cannot guarantee that the present •. ** _ -. * i prices on printing will remain as they now are A N Y T H IN G 1 0 7 MAGNOLIA A V E �a u g u st 7~” , - v» • r fa i. 1>U rrr n d ism a TH E SAN PO RD HERALD a'n act. You tell him io .” to hi* »cat at the desk. tEer Involved with tbo girl." "1 hifrdly'think he wl|l, madam,** re­ We both area« to our fe e t'a * abe "You would oblige me by leaving her entered, glancing about her curiously turned the captain shortly, evidently, name out of tho discussion then," I lie at tbo rather strange surroundings, feeling It b ettir not to* let me.speak. torpoacd coldly. then- stopping Irresolutely, apparently “And therv l» no use going on with lie chuckled, well satisfied with* his recognizing neither of ns. Suddenly this any farther. Answer me a ques­ the light of recognition Inaped Into her tion or two, that Is all. Wbeu did you diplomacy. ____ . "W e cannot obliterate tier entirely. »ye* and she took a quick step for­ first tell Craig yon were Philip HenOF Pretty enough to beTisefut, tho. I im­ ley's wife!*’ ward. I clinched my hands at the bewil­ agine.. If she can ever be' brought to “Mr. Craig—you here? WJiy. I can view this nlTalr from tho right angle." 'hardly understand. Were you made dered embarrassment In. her ,eyes. "It wss after we came here, when 1 gazed directly into Ids eye*, barely prisoner also!" I was frightened, and felt that I must able to keep from throtioug him. "I suppoie that to be my status, al­ By RANDALL PARRISH "Drop it." I said sternly. 'T h e girl though 1 hardly know," 1 answered, confesH the truth. I—1 had begun to Copyright. Ifit. by A. U. McClurg ft trust him." is to bo left aloue If 1 have any i« r t In yet unable to refrain from accepting Co “Ob. Indeed, and you failed U»‘ tell your scheme. Now -1, want to know the extended baud. “I presume you him at Unit because you did not trust whnt is expected of me. May 1 ask know tbl* person!" him." questions!" CONTINUED FROM PAGE C She swept my face with a swift, "Partially that—yes. Although 1 do . "Certainly. Flr^ away.” questioning glance and then looked uot think the name Henley was even "W here nre w«j l»oundi" beyond mo at the man standing be­ mentioned during onr first Interview. rigged yacHTF" ““ "Spanish Honduran," latlly, but side the desk. ••You am under steam !" I am sure 1 did not realise It Was my spreading out a map and lipping It "No. 1 do not." slowly. "I havo no husband's father alio was dead until “Exactly—auxiliary »team power." with his finger, "Puerto Cortes, if we rcmcmbrauco of ever seeing him be­ later." «In what tra d e r ' ’ can make that port safely; If'not. then fore." ■*Opernt«.Hl for pleasure oxclualvrty,1 “Exactly; you picked Up a strange Is that not rather strange." I ask- man on the street, agreed to go off on somewhere along the coast between a alight inn» _uL.mackcEjr.-lu- the s o ft! -la-tho (m»u. after a criminal mission with him, and now there and Tniplllo. There will tie sig­ nals.", course, but available all the year expect ns to Jielleve ybu perfectly In­ 'Ey«1 1 leaned forward, startled out.of my nocent of guy. wrong Intent-’* » * r ' . seif rehtrnfnt.' ' •* around In this latitude.'* ? ' ' “1 failed to catch the captain's "1’hat will be enough,** I Interrupt­ "Honduras! Good Lord! What are ed. unable to'remain quiet any longer. you-n filibuster!*’ name—your*. I presume!" \* 'The motive* of the woman and how lie laughed, pausing to light anoth­ 'Hardly,'» with a short laughL'TtuU. WO chanced to meet nngjm f iim-i-rn at er cigarette. ______________ rnYn~y 1» t<H> dangerous« Job and not iuom*r “Still. It 1» one you w m fairly fa­ 5 ■'IRRII ireiJi-J. ,,nougb In It. 1 prefer to do my revoprove It. and let It go at that. I hare luting through others and cop the miliar with—Henlej, 1’blllp Ileuley." told you . plainly enbugh where 1 swag. That's tbo snfe end of the game. This statement of his identity, spok­ stand." en calmly and smilingly, was a sur­ It happens to he Honduras Just now; "Just ns you say, Craig," nfTecting I hare been equally Interested In other prise. an ertsy good nature. "That Is per­ .downtrodden conntrles. “You sec. Cnilg," he continue«! quiet­ In* truth, fectly a green tile tci me. However, as frh'hil. 'I am n patriot fur revenue ly, apparently comprehending my It make* no difference whnt tho late only." state of mind, “'your little game la up. Mr*. Henley thinks, we will dismiss “You menu you furnish arms!" Kqt a - bad plnn originally—something her from the case and settle the nffatr of a criminal genius that fellow Neale ."For n suitable consideration, y^a. quletly between ourselves. I huvt» get f In Mrlct eonfiderico I* Arili state thnt —but he failed to count on the fact n Va preposition which will Interest you." neeurely |«n«kcd awny lu t i l e hokl of that I was very much alive npd fully He tglichctl a button, and 1 heard the thè ReÀ-slnll. Inrrely Iti ttoxe* labeled capable of uttendlng to my own af­ sharp tingle fit a bell outside. Almost uutchlnery. nre ‘20.000 rlfies.'slx rnpld fair*. lly the way, wliat part did the Instantly tho door In the cablu openedv firn gun* nud a sutltclency of animimi*glrl piny In Mils little conspiracy! “That you. Peter*! Conduct the wo­ tion for n simili nrm.v. One» safeiv Merely a friend of yours who came man hack t*T her stateroom, hvck the* laudisi, thè litofita of thè voyage wlll along fer'coidpa’hy!" lutili a irsi,UHI gold." ‘door and bring me the key.", , "Certainly not!" I replied Indignant­ " Y i * metili lo rotali! thè lady o‘n lie Iwiit forward, searching for ly; "Hftvn you sii-ti her!” burnir* . — something in a pig».... hole to bis right. "Not yet. I preferred coming to nn ~ * 'F nU-ss"sIie "prefer* to *iJump overand 1 caught her eyes, touching my understanding with you firM.*” lionnl.* lljts with tuy finger* to signal silence, “A condition ybu may not find ns "And whnt bave I to do wlth all uhllu an' Inclination of tile head told eaiyy as you anticipate." I retorted, Ibis? You wild vou baci use for nie— her to go without resistance. The angered gt hla cool insolence. ‘‘If you icwlft change of .expression on her whnt u se !" nre Philip Henley, then the Indy yon TO ift: CONTINUEI) face proved her Instant comprehen­ are holding prisoner Is your wife." Cp*v *1sK3 sion. as. without uttering a wunl of j He laughed, loaning laick again In preU*st, she turned and dl«ap(>enrcd bis chair. ' * Peters returned with the key. Hen­ “Well, hardly. Permit me to suite, my dear sir. that l possess no such "Y o u 'll l e s r n ynt wh a t tho 8 a a Gul l is ." ley dropped it into Ms (HK-ket. •That will be nil. he said. "You encumbrance.’.' asserting (h»U In- wns your huslmmr? •* "It hapiwns." I contended coldly, He It« Hie owner of I hit vessel —E’hlllp enn go.*' As the ibsir close«!!again behind Po “that 1 bnvo soon iliu murrlago lurtllt- ' Henley " cate." "Ymi nr»- not I’ldllp Henley." h)h’ ter*, the fellow rose to his feet and held out his hand. ¡'You nre the kind “Oh, you have! As much u forger» H»lid tlrtnlw " l i e Is my llllalmnd." an some of these other'precious «locoThe smile wltlen«'«l. revealing the I I like. Craig.** he said cordially. “At find I had toy doubts about )*»»ti and. menta. You will certainly grunt Him Cruel, w h ite leel h J ought to know whether 1 am titurrhm "1 vxwv*X«**l hemles It »»¡is hardly no doubt, have been harsh. , Did you mr not.A In |»o Miippose»| Hint >mi would etitife»* »os- her face when you first sided In Site wilted completely. “H mode no nsteri loti relutlve tu your fnnnl ill Iillee null before your with me? Well, that will mako the rest easy. thnt." Inver." i -"Wluft dld you ussiti r She shrunk tm< U. her hands slill ex Sit down again, and I will explaltv what I want".vott for. . The legal pip . ‘Thnt Pillili» Ilonley wns tuarrlnl lelulisl 1','ts whb'h alwolutely* establish mv and tluit III* wlfo ur wldoA-, ><•» th<My my lover" hleiiitt) as Plitllp llenlhy arc In the Whenever caso tuay !»■, ls Ilio lady »vi»'» ii<‘, <,iupu •■\o»v •»*,,|•'*' I broke in. ever) nerve nled me to «,'armlltpn." tlliglltlg us I s«i*|i|ti*i| liettveell tlirltl hands of Inwybr* who represent me Y ou Say A n y tiling "Anotln-r luslouiillou like Hint and you at iTirntlllon. The case will not come »»III leiirn »»tint 1 can do. Yo»i may In' iqi fur adjudication for several weeks C H A P T E R XI. S s y S omriliin£ W orth NVhilr eu|i«»ll|i I l f tills IMilt t . but you ure ulone yet," speaking slowly and with care• | Change Front. fnl choice uf words, "tun my coutcm »»Mi its gnu. unit 1 eon kill you he * . Siy E leum-d forwunl. hotli arms fore von could niter n cry. I wlll If lion ns heir to the pr»*|H'rty is thor­ on the desk. Ids Idack eye* oughly established. It bad to t>e. for, Miller’s Bakery Goods ymi dure lusnll her iignlil,** unrrmvt-d Into mere sills lie ns'le-l hack against-the di-sk. al (is you ktio»». the judgi1'* son'hud UeUn For Me “Oil. I see." finally. "Hriv- though 1 do uot think I touched him. away (rem till* neighboth«Mxl for en out of one position, like a m>od gen­ j and hfs hand sought nn ojien-drowel*. years, (iractleplly ever since IhivIumhI. era L you bave uuutliur lu reserve Am I Um*»» him iiistnutl.v for n cownrd fie was aliiiifsi unknown to the local The Q uality ' Will Filing a I also to understand thnt )<>»i are (ire . and grlp|ied tils wrist, hurling him Inbaliltnuls, even to the serrnntn. He * ' Pleasant Smile (inred to siilimit proof of the death <>f from me half neross f|,,, room. lie was even reported ns being dead. Philip HenleyV Ity.the suliitH, | mu g-.i-|u-i| i hit ruM'ing Ids bruised Tills state of alTalr» made l»h'iitlficn becoming i.*it«-t» siisl " »». -1 111 - eye» shilling to Hie I'liwwl lloii ilie must luij»»rt.iiil tiling to lie i "nri*et(iii-utl v alt iliH'ti "Nutumll.i». If ) no claim I" he tin- ihi.il is though . oiiii'tii|ihiflug nn I'oii-idcreil man. I have not said In- uns demi. f*»r meiits ts'iirlng illn-'H) on Hint point ul.um 1 do not know. I Caine down here la* "There is no use going off at half nre at presell« »»til of my reneb. You Uevlng bltumllve. Ills wife 1* almost eoek. Cnilg!" ho snarled. “I didn’t understutiU?" Bakery convinced otherwise. _ All I am Actual­ mean any insult. Ami 1IJ get yon for “ Yes; only you must have retained 119 Maiaolta. it Phen* IBS ly certain about ttdiv Is that you are Hint n«»me time. You'll learn yet 'whnt something to sulistuiillate j*ottr vi*or«i." not the man." "Precisely. 1 was coming to llmL Iho ih'u Gull Is." “Y’oil are extremely free spoken for •*\o disrt't." I I'oltielde«!. Hr»'»! of tils l have letter* from m> fattier which a fellow In your condition. You will tlircats iiiul awaketnsl to the fu»*t Hmt sliUtflil lie Milftt lent. lull havo seen StlKCT rAMILT HOTEL at least confess that I am muster on this quarrel »»us not llkel» to help our j Judge Henley * writing?- and be handro a oua_ board'this ship, dial my word here L* i-lianees * Hut for a few lulfiilles It ,sl me a half iloxen uns»|v,^t. They B O O H .L 6 T law and u are In mv po»vi-r ‘ »»III bo »»orlb »»»lir »«Idle b> ll'ti'li t»i were without ellVelo|ies. eaell lo-glll' "Yes." in,. | mo ii"t defending iJils »vmiiiiii ntug slnqil), *M) Dear Son." relating "Then why exinwe »»»iir-eli nod that from any thing but iinuis esmiry In pi III, Ip.ilT) to hq'ut i oiulitloiiH on , the Cool, coafortibl« l id mmlfig Coovrnlrat lo •lttm»l»l|i dock*. yoqng woman to unnecessary »langer? suits. If she lias deceived me I want |(datiliilloii, and oci'asloually expressApodi) turarne, rele'l. Tli be frank, Craig. I seat for >tut Just to find it out If you an- Philip lieu [ liig n desite for the wanderer to re­ jS tK B O N V IL L K . F L O R ID A pow In a friendly n|>ii it You eon (h> ley. ns you elulm to Ik*, you must have turn and assume Hi«» burden of luaudecidedly useful (o um*. nod I can a f­ evidence to prove It- Convince iuc ugciucul. That’ they were In tbc «.Tub­ ford to pay well for service* rendered. tlint h«|C|nH»ertlnns nre fnlso uud you bed ami peculiar InuidwriUug of the old Judge was beyond all questlou. and Now, wait. Don't break lir until I nnff will n ” find mo unrcosonnble." through. 1 know wlm you are and the dates eoveml several years. 1 "Gordon Craig, do you mean’*— how you originally becniuo Involved In I turned to her, sUadlng myself to t-.-iid them through ’carefully, puttied this affair Whnt Old Neale and that look Into her appealing eye*. by their eoutents. other fellow Vail, offer you!" "I have been honest with you' from * ‘There lire no envelope*T " "Never piiml tho *gm," I said sober­ tho beginning." I Interrupted abruptly. “No; l never keep them -w hy!" ly. "I am -iwit altogether mercenary, "Now. If I discover that your state­ “ Only that no name.is mentlouedj although I need money. I’ll *uy this, ment* nre false, tho Inducements are thoy begin all alike. ’Sly Dear Hon.’ **' however, and you can fake It for what, all the other wny. 1 am a soldier of *T never thought of that," ho ad U may be worth. 1 originally came milted, simulating surprise, ‘¿but can Into this game believing I was doing n fortuue." supplement by showing you Ibis pic­ Henley laughed, tbc sound grating kind tie** to a helpless man who wns harshly* on my nerves, yet I made no ture. taken' three years ago nt Mo­ being defrauded of tits rights. There bile. Of 'CouiW you will 'recognize is *no necessity of my going» Into de­ movement of pretest a* b e .stepped niysclf, but piny ilovir havo seen n silently hark to his de*k. 1 was no tails, hut Neale told me nn apparently photograph of Judge JleDley.*’ atrulgtu it» ry and'convince«! uio my longer afnild of the fellow, even al"1 never bnve." purt-wns n tnero fonn. Lutfer .1 leant- nrribugh ho might have a wen|»on cou"Well, that i* bla likeness, and there realod In one of the drawer*, for' 1 e«l different and promptly quit. I are those on boaril who will Identify haven’t sent In a Hue of report to my knew I had drawn his fang*. This It. Dora this satisfy you that T am open avowal on my part wn* su/Jlclent employers," /, what 1 claim to beP* “What convlnecd you of the fraud!" to convince one of hi* stripe (hat 1 wit<tned to bs ¡v t a EaU *k«»d In truth It did not, for 1 would W a U ra i | was concerned only with my own In­ "A cuuveiautlon with Mr*. Ileuley." oi lU tshei fellow k l|»« raulpmeol ol have believed notlflng In opimaHJon to His words cohflrmed my ", "Oh. the woman, hey!" bis tone terest*. the positive statement of the woman oat »to,«. A» »a evidence of thl» dettf# to »how T y’ |U oeweil sad « .I f ike beW e l «««ytMag, w* ■gain aarcnstlc. "Goo<! Lord. Craig, Judgment"Well said, my man. Now We begin that ho was not Philip Henley. Tet gladly rccptaacod to uaeri ol iok don’t tx* n »vojkIcii hcadetl fool. This to understand ifach other. .Of course under other cpnd IIlona-divorced from ‘ Xflrl I r a bw-re adventun*»*." what I knew—the letter* would be "You claim atlll to he Henley!*’ I l have the proofs. I would l>e a Tool conclusive. Were they really addressed to sit In such a. game without n win­ aske«], atifllug my Indignation. to him or had he stolen them? If the ning hand. Hit down, both of you, “Not onL claim, but am. .My Iden­ latter, then how bad he succeeded In tity la nIAadj Qrmly catablished In while we talk this over. .-There is no getting hla picture on the same plate Combined O ffice reason why the three of ns should not court. laiwycrs havo Iho final papers with Judge lleiilcy’sT A?v««n» that b«* friends, provide»! you nre fooolble.** a n d Fountain F e n ready to Bit." ]"But—but ! nm his wife." she (iante«l oven, the slightest hesitancy might "You do not In any way resemble tho in k to me Indignantly. "Philip Ileftley'i. awaken suspicion,’ ! answered quickly: photograph shown mo of tho man." “It would seem to tie unanswerable. wife. 1-1 showed*you our certlttcnto." ' “A fake picture. Wo Hard known —the aewetl m«nher of the Csrte»’» tat f»milr. "A fake, n forgery»**, aagurteil tbo What hurl* my. pride Is to have been Pcncitll Ink wnltl ■ bl»w sad drw» s K* hleck. Aptsetblng of Neale's pinna from the .. , h U «.pedeUy bollusk »»»oo«h sad M M N L other roughly, before I could find made such a fool Of.*** first," “Timl‘s nothing. CralA. We have all Come in aad l e i«»»how the aew Carat u»k "la tho woman on -hoard7" I* ques­ Yoke. "You, had It Trained up all right. If you bad ueTer run scree* me. had that experience. I stand ready to hotile with the tew flow-coonelU,. tioned. 11« hesitated Just an in stan t give ybu a chnpcc now on tho yrlunlng Show me tile paper." . "Ye*." "I cannot, for It Is not here. I placed side. Tile re wll! tie more money In It "Will yon have her brought h ere!" He walk«*! aero««, the cabin twice, It In my vnllae Imck ,at tlint house." for us both. Whnt do you say!" “I should prefer know more ntxwl irnlpg- thé T>rô|»oiit ion over 'fu T fli Btfe atepjwsl forward with b^nds held i hnnftid, Flcridn ; mind. Appcrently concluding that tho out towhinl me. "But you know-Gor- your proposition." . “It has nothing whatever to do with ordral might a s well two over with first dou Craig, you know. I could not have as last, he rqwnml the door and gave forged thnL 1 Imd not time; no Infor- the Henley: mutter. That I* practically •fi_qriler to Peters. Then ho returned qp'.tlun which would hsv® led to>aUcb settled-already, so y*»u.will nqt l»o fu r Gordon Craig BATTLE SCARRED > SOLDIER PARTOFGERMANr FORTUNE Route of French Invaders Has Seen Many Battles. lr H J , L. M i l l e r ' s TC fiOTELWINDLE . Carter’s . Pencraft Herald Printing Co. . ■■ifsl Iìr- _ ' , ■ ' ; f ; 9 - 1 16761882 . ... : “ WASTE H All Local AdyerlisemcnlB Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. FOR SALE Plaoes on tho Road'to Colmar, Capital of Uppor Alsace, Have Oesn Rebuilt • For Sali Ave. Furniture a t 210 Park 9 4 -tf Tlmo and Again— Strategical and In duitrial Importance of Muolhausan, FOIt sate or rent. Three acre* Seat of Local Government. highlly Improved Tiled land, doae Tbo linn of tho. French advance Into In, with nice 7 room house* well It»-, catf^. A. R M.ag. , ■oiilbeni. Germany Is through a w* r tn»Ii»"AVe. • “ • 102- tf, r sou m il, war ravaged part of central Europe. In every mite of their march For Sale-A t a discount- Scholar­ they are In sight of a hilltop crowned ship in Sgnford .Business College. •Owmnnnrblc to use it and It will be rtnrcritc" point, but that In frontier ■old a t a sacrifice. Enquire Herald wars wage«] by French, German. Aus­ Offlre.-!0>1-tf. trian or Swiss was fought over, burned For Sale— ^910 Cadillac touring and dcetroytyl until today only a pile car for $400.00, juat overhauled In of ruins marks the spot where It stood. good running shape.1 Sanford M lAlt' Bretsach. which lira on tbelc chlne & Garage. . 82-tfc right on tbo ntarcb to Colmar and which tops n great basaltic rock thar For Sale or Rent— Two nice realrise* 2U0 feet from tho Ithlne. formerly dencM at a bargain. W. J . Thigpen. was the key to eonthern Germany, nnjl 80-tf to tho land which these troop* set out For Salo-Orange grove 14 aeraa to conquer. Their forefather* destroy­ ed It In tho last century, and now de­ fine hammock land, 130 aerea^of limitation« of territory and modern Celery land, one ten acre tract celery means qf fl^fenoe relegated this fa­ land.' At a Imrgrin. Addreaa P. O. B mous old fortress to the scrap heap, Box 1034. \04-8tc.’ * and Neu llrelsnch, Muclhauscn. Col­ mar arid Belfort, which It vuce proFor tale at a bargain, aa I live so locteri, have now becorae military cen- far a »'ay cannot attend l a tins 18 iers atid points o? strstegic lmportance. acres of Celery Delta at Cameron • in their advance they passe«] through C ity, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres Irri­ two valleys. They went from Bel­ gated and tiled, fine 0 inch flowing fort through tbo valley of a small trlb-' utary of the Bavoureuse In tho,protec­ well. If you want 16 acre* of flue tion of their own outer defenao nnd celery, and potato and vegetable then, crossing Into Germany, followed land K° and look at this and make ' a tributary of tbo III to Altklrch. From me on ofler. Trolley from Sanford ' there they (Missed northward nlong the runs past tho land known as the valley of III. Tbd small vtjlagra along Joshua Powell Fnrm. Make offer to tbo way bad all *ufTcre«l much as had owner,- J . I\, 2G Columbia street, tho old defense*. Most of thorn at Hampstead, L. I„ N. Y ! • 93-13tp • •oriio time In their history had beau the scenes of bitterly contested battle* and For Sale— Fine farm of ten acres had been so ofteu rebuilt that few of about thrra miles from tho city, them aland on their original tlteo. also tw o . choice city lota, Gblng Built on a Single Street.cheap for rash or can be purchased They nre gcqefa11y buffi along a sln> on eisy^Jerma. Address tt., rare of gle street lit a straggling line of house* Herald office.,. with white plastered walls and ex■ i----s——r— —r posed »Vooilen crossbeams with uuo or - For sale or Jten t— Five acres, tiled two larger stone butldlugs that are the land, two gopd well*, located juat storehonso and wine pre*ss. The. wood «putii of*Button 10 on fl. & ^1, Rail­ en structures go up first In the flames kindled hy the torch of tho Int'nder or way.. 5 roohi house. • fiée F. W, the fire of the artillery, nnd the slope Mahoney at Fernalti'a. . ‘ 97-tf building* remain stnihllng riddled with TO RENT bttllcbi thnL future generations show with prtda up the town’s tiattto scar*. For rent- 40 acres Tiled La.n<l I n .. Hut the soil of the valleys Is rich, nnd the jietjplo alw ays return when the a . body well located. A.P. Connelly, 109 Magnolia . S t . . 102-tf storm passes. Altklrch. which the French captured, For Rent Ohrap for Cash—Twenty la the largest of the town* on.their march to Muoltmuseu. It Is pictur­ arreS of k«xm1 hummork land all tiled. Cat! or write A. M. Tyler. 101-tf esquely xttiintpd. Murlhnuaeii Is Um most Important For Rent— Five acres good celery town of tipper Alsace, for not only Is It the »»-nt of guvornment fo r ’ the dU* land, pne and a half miles, from-San­ N. II. Garner. 99-8tc trh t. lint It l< one o f the great mnnfi ford. factoring pmiti» “f MMilhvm Germany For Item*—611 Park Avo. -Six nml a r;j|lr"»»il ranter o f great value. room house, with all conveniences. t>oth ro uunerrially uml strategically. Apply at 507 Park. . 97-tf . Ol Valua to Qirminy. . , The strategic value of It* railroads «For Rent— Three rooms furnished lira In Hie fact that by tbetn. relief, e n n j, ^ . , tw huiTii'il to this p#1 of Alsace on ^or ^ housekeeping. Also two IkUIi si»!»'* of tbe HJilue: troo|is can t»c bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park 91-tfc sent to the ili'Te.mte uf the Freucb fron­ avenue. tier nt three i*»lnts ami tho protco- ■------------------------------- 1------------- ' r). r For Rent— Completely* furnished tlon of •Hhlne l»rf«lges nt Nouenburg house .with piano for the summer. and All Hrelsnch ” The, efinnn ter »»f fortlfleatlons nt Few steps to ’ po»toffice, depot and Muclhiin-i'ii ItiiH been preserved as one steamer dock. A. W. Brown, En­ '* 78-tf~* of the secrets of the German army. terprise, FlorJda/ The French works were dhmnntled, nnd In their place were suhstttujod de­ fense* n* formula!«*! by German mili­ tary engineer*. * Colmar II«'* sev«*nleen miles to tho north of Jluelhnusen In tbe III valley. It is the capital of Upper Alsace, but It baa nepher ns large n population nor *9 high «' rank either as a commesclal or manufarturlng town. Colmar, lav tides the main trunk line from Btrassburg to Basel, has a road running up onoof lha Alsotlnn vnllcjs to Muenster nnd from there to*wlthln n few mile* of the French ttnnlrr. It has. too. a line westward, which passes through !h<L_LmimUant. itn itcclc point o f Neu Hrelsnch. crosses the Ithlno at Alt llrelsacb. nnd from there, skirting tho Kalserstuhl. Join* tbe mnlu linden line nt Freflitirg and Bugel Colmar’s fortifications, except on tbe mountain.side, have never been con­ sidered Important. It* capture would still leave Neu llrelsacb,as tbo chief protection of title'part of the valley and of the bridge over the Hhlne be­ neath the ancient form *» of Brelaach. t V For. Rent— furnished office equip­ ped with roll top desk, office chair* and table*. Also a roll top de*k.t typewriter* desk and other equip­ ment for sale or refit. Herald office. . _______________ ______________82-tf MISCEL'ANEOUS • * Wanted— Plain and fancy sewing*.. Dressmaking of pll kinds. >. Last house on E ast Third .street. Mrs.. Mattie Driggers. 9*J-9tp Wanted-—To borrow $300 at 7 per cent.for 5 years on good rraLcaUte near Sanford. Can give first mortgage. Addr«xa Box 1282,"Chy, •*, lfil-2tp Lost—PcKketliook. Small velvet pocket hook with chain. conUlnlng $7.10 Uewarfi Ifjleft a t the Herald Of­ fice. *' 103— 2tp * e.. _ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ »♦ » ♦ ♦ M M y* Foreign Coins at a Prsmlum. A Word to the Foreign gold colas. In demand by [»cbplc expecting to go abrontl have ndVnnccd to a premium. For sover­ eign* tbe |trice range* between W.2S nnd $6.60, with Bank of England pound note* 10 to 15- cents cheaper. Money broker* charge f t .2.1 to StJIO fpr Ion Is d*or. or 20 franc pieces, as compared with n normal parity of $3'.fill __ *_____________ May Talk Only In French. New military regulations affecting foreigner* < have become effective in Pari*. No one can convene by-tele­ phone In any language hut French. If n-single wool Is uttered Ip Engttsb. for Instnnre. communication wlll lmmVdlately Iw.cut «»ff. Borrowe : ’ - '¿e . •. -3 if— IF you aro « borf o w s r o f th la paper, don’t you think It lustice to the man who ia paving f« * It I He may bo looking for it at this very moment. M a k e lta re g uhtr visitor to your home. T h e eubacrlption price f* ■n Investment that will repay you welt. •tr □ I \’ i\ <> J* <, □ □ □ □ □ j : ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M H » H M M ; ;M -AV5 �PAG AUGUST I w >«1« •CASSIA C H A TTER . few day» visit In Eustb Mr. Jamea D u tton o( Dade C ity Mlw M a tti. Wall»,, .apent the week end with his brother- home on Monday lu t fro r«urat4 where ahe — in-law, B. B ..Sanders. spent frienda »itlr L . C. Royal of Jacksonville brought A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S TROM CORRESPONhis two children, D ot and Clyde, to BEING’ A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS DENTS—'EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT spend a few' day» with their grand­ M O O R E S S T ,T in s " *- T— UP-TO-DATE --------REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonso R oy­ % „ M~ r‘ «*>»«. s, w al, last Friday, while their mother H. Squires'Vm came hom,* 'Communications for this Cqlumiv Should be Marked •'Society Editor , or mew’s slater, Mrs R. Q. Gresham. It undergoes an operation for. appendi­ from a fi week's vi„t at J*h o^ d to M rs. R. A. Terhcun, Phone 203 i CRULUOTA R O O M L E T S t haa been some six or eight years citis. home,1Good Ground I „ . , , ,0li . The most fam iliar sound In our since Mr Higginbottom was in G e n -j Mrs. Joe Kling and children left Donald .Gilbert Ip/i from Jacksonville Tuesday. Ilia .cou­ town is the ring of the saw and ham­ 'aturdajr i0r .B ungalow Party eva, his former, home, and he sees last Thursday for De Land where Battle Creek. Muh him mer. *° Join hi, • .. - M r * B. F« Whitner chaperoned a sin Leslie Hill came 'with they will visit relatives before re­ father E. A. Gilbert many improvements here. happy party of young people to tha for-a visit. I’leaiing music th at means improvturning to their home at Jensen. Mi Miss Claire Harrison returned Edna MornChape Bungalow, Thursday afternoon t'orne m ent. The large brick hotel Is home from Jacksonville last Wednes­ M r Thomas Wilson accompanied from a visit in Ft V, 14 Mrs Rowland and Mis» Helen are th e party going o v erlh the Caldwell completion, I t i j equipped with all day where ahe has been visiting yby hi« two daughters Mrs. N. H. Will Pro va it ol '' * s 'iyrna and Chase cart, about three o'clock. spending several weeks a t .New môdern -Improvçan enta, baths,, elccKennedy and Miss Alice and son M r. is at the M criilli,.,,! relatives for a month. Smyrna. Tl< 'in, Bathing auita were a part of the etric lights etc. it will be opened Oci. Mr. Sipe» i% in i On I . . I Tursdny . v .n l n , Mr. , n j T h o ™ , Jr.1,11 S u n d .y In, Coronnd. ii . rksonville qulpment for Included in the day’a 1st and the tourist as well as.others * Beach. Mr. Wilsob will return in a sell h.s honey thi* week. The si Jto Mr. and Mr*. Peck and Mr. and Mrs. J . V. Vicks entertained friends pleasures would be bathing in the will find a pleasant retreat.» It-w ill few days leaving ihe rest to enjoy family expect to move back to ,v 7 lake followed by supper. A delight­ Mrs. McKinnon motored out to ramp fill a long felt’ want In our town. at supper, ^Those invited were surf bathing for several weeks. Mr. place, on Sipe, Avc. Mr Sipr, . ^ Mrs. H. Y. Tarbel, M t^ a u d .iA te . fully informal dance was enjoyed in Whitner,. Thursday afternoon to en­ IS T E V iz. Bond. is-building an addition ¡--UHpoking after- thtdr. in g n ik tm 'bsrk- rh e ^ n p ,.rt\ I(g 7 , C. A. Raulerson, Mr. and Mrs. , the ev^nibg and the young people ye- joy the la t hing.. a nd.-.ot farm during -their absence. C ruscR arne* two year* UK„' ° SLw *"!' Uki- David .Speer, Miss Thus«, Mr. Fern v - tui u n i1tv lUiifunl In "T h e wee Fred Sliveman and Gustav D lttMr W. H. 'M erryw eather haa ad­ J. F. McClelland w n, t ^ en M on. supper. and Nuvel Tarbel. hours, ready for the next pleasure on man were bT&Inrw rTJallersinD eLa,.jjuy..night w] ded two rooms to b-jj, commodious Benoij, attack of Dr. Neal of Sanford was 1q Geneva U st week. ^ the program. Some of thpse going Mr Leech, Slipt, of the Metligd- house on beautiful Lake M ljj. appendlritja* *L, j , ,, — „ r ' <P. at, , ^ o y fr, ,.f ere . J J r a .. WhiUlfr.. . h t Orphanage dt Enterprise, paused ~hir. arid Mrs: R. R: RobertW-hare itm dam -e. Mr Mr i, rratjag .»,» p ,PP«r - h o U n o . improving. ^ ^ (o r“ , h„ ,„ k lilla n herring. Annie Lee and Lettie at this writing Aug Huh. through Sanford, Monday en route completed their very attractive Caldwell,' Messrs. Griffin Herring, i Mrs. Moran of M iam i is visiting w en t,to Sanforjl Friday to .b e under ,W . A. Knight and family hate St. Petersburg. • . bungalow in South Chuiuota and are ft , Ben Whitner and others. hec son, A. A. Moran. T h is place was. the doctor's care and with his mother moved from th - Hritt fu,u*e t0 th© . * at home to their many friend*. ■; . ' ____ ■ Mr.* and Mrs.- C . D .O U u r a U y .W i 1” - *Moran’s home for many years ! Mrs. Thomas Wilaoti.Mrs .Davison and y p _ ^ M a rtin J ; C. Smith place tin Cameron'Ax^, Picnic Parly V * have -returned from St. Petersburg, sojourning a t Hot Springs Ark. They i n i ' h e r ' many friends are always Mr. A. R. Edm iaston of Brooks- ■' An agriculture cert-u, rn»n ij Mr. and Mr*. Ruin e n td -ffffK a p p full of its prajies. left last Wednesday expecting to be glad to -s e e her come back. ville and Mr. J . J . Me Ewen of Pais­ Ing through here this week geuiB# On Thursday evening, Aug.27th ley visited at the home of Warren data for the sta te reports. carried a party of jolly youngsters gone a month. to Gotha for a delightful outing, F L O I ^ A F A C T S AND FA N C IE S Dr, J-. W. Nixon and wife will take Rev. Stones gf Oveido, Pastor of Royal last Wednesday and Thursday. The road brick-laying outfit fc Thuneday. Mr. Range's big auto* a pleasure trip to’ Maryland . this Geneva Baptist church will begin a Florida' fancies are. for the most Mrs. M. W. Hall and daughter, moving to the Orlando road toth» truck furnished the means of trans­ part born of romance and are not week. Mrs Nixon was our Postmis­ series of meetings in Geneva; ser­ Mlsa Mao, returned to New Smyrna. to return here "when that b - Co». portation. Filled with its load of to be trusted. vices being Unlit in the evenings only; Monday after a few days visit with pleted About two miles to |ay 0| tress. young people, and picnic lunches, one •7:30. On Saturday he will her .mother Mrs. W. B. Wofford. ’ Mr.' A. A. Bond With hie in ti that road. Brick L laid on B*arda| Florida facta 'a re practical, stub­ could guess what a fine time they born things that one can bank on. ing family have recently moved t& od by Rev. Parson of the softie north of icr. -va \ VV ■'orne The friends of J . A. Wyman are would have. Those chaperoned by M* \Ve T fi >■ f ï U Florida fancy builds "a home over our town. We -give them head y wel­ Titusville-who will assist during the glad to hear of hla rapid improve­ .M r. and Mr*. Runge, were. Kate there” by the tip end of the rainbow, come. meeting. Every body is not only m ent since he'has been in St. Lukes ing of brick b-g 1D on rielcry Meredith, Adel and Gertrude Runge, - Florida fact figures on the proice Mrs. Boyer and Mias Waldorf cordially invited 'to atten d but are hospital. O. Kebby is superintending Ave. W illie Leavitt. Owen Ijiggina. Wil- of the land, the lumber and tholabor from Jacksonville, Fla..wcre guests Urged to do so and to feci welcome his property while he U away. ‘ lie and Ted Runge. Florida fancy lives on imagry of of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mbryweather a t all services. . Father Hai No Ce ance - Travelers will notice the'improvemnt mj£ed orangeade and banana ice last week. Mr. and Mrs II, H. Pattishall nre (¡yj public highway since C. R. T h e reaeort fa : 1* T Lit Ϋ'* lo pier Eattrrn Star Recently the ''fire-hug” got in his having a very pleasant trip among; ttnfl J. M. M rLnrty are cream. ; L-Ail&fc: li h » . repairing canin V.Uh mo:i ■ loses ho I* Florida- fact“ 'digs"for "sweet pota­ work' h ere“burrung“ lhe pavlTT6n“ on The mountains of North .Carolina. ---- -Unusually-interesting and pleasanr the Royal Bridge ovpr Black river. —Clnc.i! h L*the picnic grounds, where the young was tlie meeting of the Eastern Star, toes ahd hoes corn. Mrs Charles Phillips entertained C. C. Myers returned to Lakeland Florida fancy lives like a prince people whiled aw ay many pleasant for Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford, last week. Wo notice Some pne is . . Tueaday night, with a large.attendhours while attending our picnics. at her home. The Pines, on Lake Ge­ wearing a lonesome face. Wonder ■• ance, notwithstanding the bad weater. on air plants anil moonshine. The parties burning it. have evi­ neva^ on Thursday afternoon of last Florida fact thrives like a farmer I t has been »aid so often that what la the cau set^ . ** % dently retrograded to the time -oi the week, Miss Philips has been study­ on hog and hominy. •‘ 'ladies could not keep a aecretj’thst M r Wilson ami «On, Mr. Chns. of You cannot build permanently on Cave Man when force ruled the ing photography at MacMinnviilc, Lovejoy’s mill were buying stock JEW ELER it haa become a joke'w orn thread­ fancy, therefore since, Florida ia world. * * . bare, but the members of tbis organ­ Tennesee, making a specialty of i from the Cassia Stock Farm last W A T C H E S, i l >h b ^ 11 \\ ( iti 1 s|| . ization emphatically demonstrated building a t a marvelous rate it must chromes, a new departure in the pho- week. GENEVA ITE M S the falsity of this statem ent, for be upon fact. j [ogruphir art. Tfiose enjoying the Gustav Dittman had the misfor­ VERWAHE. Ol What are some of the facts of there was a secret and one th at fur­ Misses Ruth and G ertru d B 'L ittle |event at The . Pines were, Mimcs tune of rutting his ankle while buildnished much amusement and merri­ growth? I’atti.shail, |ing his new home. We are glad to of Sanford spent the past week very Blanche and Georgia E x p e r t Repairing The population of the entire Uni­ pleasantly with the Misses McLain M bs Jeannetta Sheldon, Miss Belle report he is able to walk without any ment. At the proper time, M rs.'R a y B u tts, presented an application for ted State* comprising the decade be­ at their camp pn Lake Harney. Eichnor, amj NJrs J. Q. Adams. Mrs. assintanee the lust few days. 1 2 3 W e s t First Street membership from Mr. Butts and tween 1900-1910 was 2\ per cent. Misses Ruth nnd Vivian Rouais Mr Higgifibottom and daughter Phillips served raspberry sherbet and here was the surprise of the good During the same time the populat'on of Jacksonville are visiting tlje for- rake FLORIDA returned home Wednesday a f t e r u S A N F O R D . latjy 'f life, for all arrangements -had of Florida increased 42 per cent.. During the same ten years the in­ been lyevioualy .made, unknown to her. for-M r. B u tt’s in ltatio n '. When crease in value of farm Innds in the be.appeared on the scene all her ef­ entire country was 118 per cent. forts U> secure his removal from tha .1 Fur ..th e. same period the Florida 201 per cent. ball proved unavailing, for the sham- increase Was 9 •, ■ In that ten years the increase in less young man. positively refused to go and, sad to relate, was upheld by farm building values was 7T per cent. In Florida, it was 144 per cent. .* every" one of those Eastern Stars. What are you going to do with Mrs. Hutls was bewildered and con­ these facta. tused but light dawned upon the sit­ Ia it not fair to assume that the uation when Mr. Butts rode in to 'th e same ratio of increase will be.ydtneahall on the bock, o f a bucking Texas broncho, 'manfully trying IfirW itr tq . ted during the present decade? Ia it not worth while to study stick on. He albydown that greased pole like a strraWTf lightening; went thrae facts with, a view to )>eneftting? We address 'these questions more through the pneumatic tubif with a •particu.arly to our non-resident read­ smile on'his face; shook hands with ers. the ghosts without a- shiver and alWliy ’stagnate when opportunity . together acquitted himself 'creditably stands at the door. Come South, th a t the Eastern Stars cordially wel­ comed him .to membership nnd Mrs. young -man, come South.-Orlnndo B u tts was quite willing to forgive Citizen. the secret and enjoyed the joke with >ir A - •A • the rest of the merry crowd. A de' lightful social hour was enjoyed, es­ pecially the delirious cakf and cream served by the ladies and all con­ Every time you take this powerful gratulated themselves upon the best drug you are in danger. Take Dod­ meriting ever. son’* Liver Tone instead. Calomel ! ! made from m ercury,.and while mer­ I^ r tonal . cury has many valuahle uses, it is a Mrs. 8. E. Puleston, Mary Eliza­ dangerous thing to sw-allow. If calo­ beth and Camilla are expected home mel stay* In the systefti y ery jo n g It this week froiA-Tam pa where they salivates. Even wnen it works natu­ have been visiting Mrs. P re sto n 's rally, Its after-effects are often "bid. Aunt. L. R. Phillips & C o will sell you Dodson's Liver Tone, Which Is pos­ Miss- Verna Monroe, one of the itively guaranteed to take the place college girls ia visiting relatives In of calomel. Liver Tone stimulates the d t y. th r UVer -justenoughto »UrtU’f o r k ­ Mias Sadie Williams (• again at ing, and does not mako you sicker ‘ home, much to thé delight of her than ever-ss calomel often does._You feel good after taking Dodson's-and many frienda. it won't force ydu to stop eating or * — .r * Ja ffa » :<nr. m Mr. T. W. Hansel), th i genial working after taking it. It Is as ben­ eficial for children as ' for adults. say pi r Block I*- c I p'clc Supt. of the A. C. L. haa gonh to Try a large bottle for fifty cents wi:h tl*.»*>•***• MUlQdgeville, Ga„- for his vacation. under the guarantee th at your money Coritl i u. il arCf-Kfic’1 Mrs. W. H.. Tiffala, Jr. will return will be given back cheerfully if Advt to L ake City today a ftir a happy not satisfied. A B O U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S COUNTY HAPPENINGS Theo. Schmal i; BIG ‘‘NEMO" CORSETS SPECIALS EVERY WEEK SCHOOL DAYS Will soon b e h ere. . ■Fr; CALOMEL M AY HURT YOUR LIVER H a d n ’t you better begin now making school d resses and b lou ses for th e b o y s and girls? V N o t last, or le a st, in our minds, are the children, for we have the'most beautifi* lot of ginghams, cheviots and percales. with clothes of qua! ity. Call and have your measure taken. vlait apenl with home-folks. ’ .• » »_ ) Mr Will Robbins left on Monday for Chicago and other points. He will travel pxtimalvdy befpre returning toSanford in the fall. _ "< * . *r A‘ recent arrlvTl in Sanford, ia the little daughter who has come to live nlwaays with her parents Mr. and M rt.;L . E. Tow« *7 -- -------Mr. and Mr*. Abernathy havo re­ turned from a weeks plcasani sojourn a t D aytona Beach. Weaker Then Water. - "Walter, return this tea whence It ramc," said the ead-Iooktng Individual. "If I drank much of that I wonld iM so that ordinary water would make me drunk."—Current Opinion. Mr. C. ,M; Williams hits rctyrnad front a delightful visit to Amerlcus, Gs. if i y Mr*»--II. P .-D rlv cr, who Bvod In Sa.nford for many years, was In the city b'st wyek acrompanicd by her daughter, Miss Martha. ' ---------M aster Dean Turner returned »- -r». %-V -5 - School We have just received N lf You Have a Printing Want 800 pair of the kind espec­ ially for wear at school. v * WE WANT TO «NOW WHAT IT IS BUY SCHOOL DRESSES NOW - WORK SHIRTS In order to meet the every day need, we have put in h line of the famous closed sleeve shirt. Mr. Workingman, come in and let us show them to you. All Sjzes, 50c Have you seen in our window. ? CHOICE $3.98 FottLo, out good printing ta ou/ boslnees, an'i when 'we la y good printing ere don't mean fair, but the obtainable. II yon (laeoari". give we will Show You -ai- H m m l i c.-.Vk ■• =' ‘ * 3 ; » tiu>v * siari * V •* Üil »- - Vuliu I �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 21, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d898a06c2e4f03f633b01860089954e3.pdf 7f0cebce1067b14d4237868ee472e24c PDF Text Text august TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGH OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SEM IN OLE COUNTY— T H E GARDEN SPO T OF T H E WORLD SPEC IA L LOT NO. 2 SPECIA L LOT NO. 1 M E N ’S OXFORDS LA D IE S ’ OXFORDS P atrician and Drew Shoes for women regular value 1 I * ^ ■ J R egal, Kneeland, Stetson I * tmd Stacy-A dam s. Regu- | 11 I N S A N F O R D — L ife !• WQ,th tw in * SANFORD, FLORIDA. RFIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1914 VULl’MU X rid Aw aits Tidings o f a Great lar value $4 to $(>, going at 1 I $3.50 to $4.00, going at • • COM>Mt ? EE ,S w 0 K K ,N t creiti Club REtponding Nobly to F lm m ^ N r' on all shoes to a figure that move Item. Straw Hats am i:H enV 6yBngu-r. Gome in early before the stock is i ’is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain figures and nothing n o r n l I nis No. 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 as advertised. " Endicott Johnson’s Work For Men Regal Shoes For Men Regal -King Calf O x f o r d s , English Last, $5.00 value now q «1 Shoes Brown's Stone Blucher, $3.50 (¡j() 7 value now Brown’s Stone Bluchcr, $3.00 value now Men's Blue Stone Blucher, $3.00 value how - - ■ - - Men’s Green Stone Blucher, $3.00 value n o w ......................... Men’s Black Deerskin Blucher $2.50 value now - - - - * Men's Chomoise Skin, $1.7;> value n o w ..................................... Regal Russian Oxfords, English Last, $5.00 value now - - Regal Glazed Kangaroo Blucher Oxford, $5.00 value now - /Regal P aten t ‘Leather Blucher Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black Calf Blubber Ox­ fords, $4.50 value how - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 5 0 value now - - »- - - • - ■ Russian Button Oxford, $*1.50 value n o w ..................................... Black Calf Blucher Oxford, $4.00 value now - - - - - - - ­ Boys Gun M etal Patent Bluch(»r Oxford, $3.00 value now - Boys Gun M etal P aten t Blucher Oxford, $2.50 value now - * Misses P aten t Button Oxfords. $3.00 value n o w ......................... # Misses-Baby Doll Pumps, $ 3.00 value n o w ..................................... 9 Misses Gun Metal Baby Doll Fum ps, $2.50 value now - Misses P aten t Leather Baby Doll L a st, $2.50 value now Misses Patent Button Oxfords. $2.25 value n o w ......................... Misses P atent Baby Doll Last. $2.25 valuo now - - - - Misses P aten t Button Oxfords, $ 2.00 value now . J Paten( Baby Doll Last, $1*50 value now - - - - - • * Patent. Baby Doll Last, $1*2.) value n o w ............................... Patent Leather Ankle Stra;», $1*2*> value n o w ......................... - “ Patent Leather Ankle Strap, $l oo value now - - - - " ' Tango P aten t Pumps for Little Tots, $ 1 .5 0 value now - 1- - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 0 0 value now - - - - _ Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords, $*1.00 value n o w ......................... Regal I a n , Rubber Sole,^ $*1.50 value nbw - Stacy Adams Shoes For 1 Patent Kid Button Oxfords, $6.50 ( value now - ............................... * Patent Kid Blucher Oxfords, $5.50 v a l u e 'n o w ......................... Tan, English Last, O x f o r d s , $0.00 value now - - - - Black Kid B u t t o n , $ G. ÖÖ . valuo n o w ..................................... Blucher Kid Oxford; $ 6 . 0 0 value how - - '......................... Blucher Kid Oxfords, Straight Last, $6.00 value now Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot Last for heavy men, $6.00 now White Shoes For Children ^ 9 W hite Canvas Baby Doll Last, (P I ’ $ 2.00 value now - - - - - «P -1 White Canvas Rubber Soles, $1\25 i value now - ............................... White Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25 i value now - - - ■' ■ ' * White Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c . value n o w ..................................... S P E C IA L LOT NO. 3 LADIES’ OXFOttDS . " Patrician and !)rew Shoes for Wo^en Regular values $2.50 to $4.00. ' Going ai . Regal W hite Buck Bals, $4.50 ' value now «?- - - . * Outings, W hite Buck, Rubber . Sole, $ 4 .5 0 value now Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Oxfords, $2.50 value now - — Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Oxford, $2.00 value now - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Ox fords, $1.50 value now - - • S P E C IA L LOT L OT NO. 4 * B u ster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls J« . • • i * ftb iv ■*•• /A O A A R egular values $1.50 to $3.00¿ a . Beacons I'a n , English L a st,’Rub- ^ .' her Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons T an , English I^ast $4.00 value How - 01 - “ " Black Vici Kid Bluchers, $3.50 \ : value now .......................“ ' • Gun M etal Button O x f o r d s $3.50 value' now - - Patent Leather Button Oxfords, ~ $3.50 .valye now - - ■ Qun M etal v Blucher O xforts, $3.50 value now - - ' Men’s W hite Canvas, Rubber Sole, $ 2.00 value now - - - SPECIAL . • ________- _ - • * • - * ^ . • • . •* *. ' — DRAINING U PPER ST . JO H N S The Germans Continue Their Advance on the Capital Belgi •. • # ' . . 1-A » " » ^ ' V *'* # .^ • colonies in viewoLJapansattldudc. GumbimretTpa town"»wenty mttnr |n the State for general farming, from the Russian frontier, has been.-tracking and fruit growing. Among Charter for a half- million-dollsr occupied by the Ruffians, who ac- the leading ownera of Hand within company, Chase A Co., of this rity, cording to Russian official ndvicea tho district are The Dills Ewing Si was received this week from Tnlla; quickly and paying the yeara dues hassce, and was AM for record yes­ captured twelve German field guna Nehf Co. and Florida Indian' River it aubacrlpti.ons to the club will terday in the oltice of the clerk of the and took many prisoners. Laud Co., of M elbourne Gioaaoh t be called for th ii season unless circuit court. News of military developments |}rog. Co., of F.au Gallle; Geo. W. m great project arises that will issued by the ofllcialbureausheco Hopkins, of Hopkins, and .^evaral Chase J e C o. hns its suite of otlices eMsitate a larger amount. For in­ Tn tho $t. Jam es building uns is en­ more brief as the great m isses of the others. t i , if 100 good live men of San- gaged in the fruit business on n whole­ A large majority of the" land An entire change in tl|e- plan o f. London, Eng. .AugUI.-Tho almost u will pay their annual dues iu sale and extensive »cate, the charter in the district have signed the peti­ campaign may he brought ab o u t'b y ' [ranee the committee will have providing for the firm to conduct complete absence of news from the tion and no opposition to the forma-, tho finding of * .an opening theatre of war today in the best evi­ 10 to their credit which will be thy same business in which it tuts rion of the district is antidpat dence that big events tire in progress, by the German armies in Delgiuin lp|e to pay oil the indebtedness h -'tü J engage d for some time, the head which will test (fie real caliber of the This tfas admitted in an oljtelnl com­ 'the club and go far to pay current i|uarti-r* to Im* iti tht* city :1ml the battalions engaged in a m*vt Water*1 munication fromBrusselstodaywhich . Eyises during the fall and winter ro in pa it y to exist far a period saidd the Germans "haitguinedg loo" or 11 "New Sedan ” , Lbn. In the mnttrr of subscriptions , ninety-nine year* That tin* great German «idvance on bo^h batik* of the Meuse uud are krs have been many good men and The capital stock of 150,mill ia di­ is being pushed with vigor and de- in contact with the allies.” _ _ _ _ _ ladies of Sanford who subscribed vided into 6,000 share* of $100 each, |the fund last spring to the amount there being 2,800 shares of preferred 'termination can safely he asserted, • It ndds that the Delgians having 12000 and it will he no difllrult stock and 2,600 share* of common judging from the irttelligunce permit­ done all thst-eould he expected by glter to obtain u subscription li«?\ stock. The Irlghest amount of in- ted to the oufaide world. On both holding the invaders In check for [ a t least $1000 anytime in the win­ dehtedness which may he assumed hanks oof the Meuse the Germans fifteen days, "th elf strategy will now are iruwditvg southward toward the he merged into the general plan of g month*. at any time t* placed at the.a mount entrenched French army waiting to the allied arifti«**.” • . LTbe booklets of Sanford and Seni­ of .the capitalization. $60,000. Mem their progress toward Sedan Rumor* that |lru**i,l* has fallen l e county printed several month* The otfici-r* of the cumpanv an* I into (¡-'m a n hands were persistently pay« stilj in the hand* of the »••' f Cha-c. uf Ja* k*oi\vilh president. in circulation in Paris, hut no infor­ Ery and can he used to good .id . million ' ou’.d be obtained. haugr this season and the expense* Hook* contributed this past month Ithe cluti can lie eut down to very The Belgian capital was known by \\ J. Ilill and oilier* ha figure* It seem** lo In* the sense o „'Oli »buri*» ermi tin*» to the norinwiirii meir certainly to he threatened hy daring Fiction the members that tin* liest wlfort.s Lord Jim. by Jos«*ph Conrad stockholders advanrr troops have reached the |German cavalry, who had„ reached the club should 1m- confined to the { o f . *t of Soignlea. thinking t he Charlotti* Temple.by Mrsltowson. m e , Lt>1« pear Malto» *..»linu»tmi (king up the busin«—- of the nt> , ity. VI approaches road* had. been TUo Rrute. by F. A Cummer. W.|> between llrii»*e|* and Antwerp pbeason rather than getting tm.re liefere tin* northward rush the liarric.. led and enlrenchod. Four of Tho King o f the Mountains, hy E. »pie to come here .iml spending Hidgiu I force» are retreating on Ant­ the ft'iissela hospitals are filled with about. lirge sum on' advertising There Going Some, by Rex Reach. werp III Hru*.*i*l» t he\ cull this :i wound- d soldier* |tfjttany projects to l»e handled Atlt crp apparently i* tin* tempo The Map Higher Up. hy Henry II b dub that .will mem. much t<> tin* rary g-*al of the German troop» in Miller hr, and these will be taken up «1 Randall Ifelgiti". They are reported moving Mollit* McDonald, hy I next meeting on Kridaj tqght -.lowly but steadily in the direction The Pool of Ffh mi*, hy Louis J. Vania*. tg. 28th. .T h e elti11 member* ->r<rif the area t fortified port on the Friar Tuck, by Robert A Waaon. ty much gratified- at the good pro llixi-r Scheldt The German soldier* Tbe Primadonna, by Marion Cr«w ludnir made t'\ »In Ft nance ha •* ovclipled the town of Tlrlemont foni. • and their ma*»es pushing in fron the T nix ton King, by (ieo. Harr. Mr* ju-l fim*hi*d gel I it.g ihi*ni m »hupe •frontier are lielieved to htfvy come iu C ut dicon. will I II,- unde* •! I tiding rri.it f hi- r:it* contact with_ the allies front. He- In the Hishop's Carriage, l»y Mirh (nr the year hud been ttuule and 1 ports in Brussels asserted a -battle elson. , very other uuuvsuor in tho State* will "*li ,| offured near Charleroi iu which The Foreigner*, hy Ralph Conner The Reckoning, by Louis J. Vance be hi* .ig.Mti-* •hi* *amt* troubli* Secret »if Lonesome Cove, hy Se* II lin* H e p u r t 't -.Mar of O r i u n d o m i \d.i in* •li-iiK - t b l n k- tin* «ano* ub im i it mid The A llie d Farces H ave N o t • Shown Their H and — N o R ea l News «1 at l:2il o i*li»* k • '• r«u\ m q. Hi* had bn-i . I**' tjri, hut altirmitu' u.i ,l" ' ■ It devclpi^ until \\ • ::.i**duy t Throughout the du y Dt ^rchiafuva and Amici de *lr utomost energl«*» to stin tf th4Tr patient und keeping Beacon Shoes For Men * . to S3.50 values. . NO. 5 M EN ’S OXFORDS uy well known makes. a Price 98 c .. ...................................................... « ...................................................... .. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Men’s White Shoes .. Commute« on Finance apU nt .tho la*t meeting by PrcsL«ke and composed of A. K. , , Geo. G. Herring a n d .F . P. ¡»„working over time on the r o f collecting dues for the year re meeting with aurces*. The .itffff-ebigter-thttt In view o L ih a . V i Black Kid B u t t o n , $ 4 . 5 0 value n o w ...............................- Value now White Canvas Bluchers, Rubber , Sole, $1.75 value now • White Poplin, Low Heejp, $2.00 1 value now - - - - r A n •• RcguKir Going at I - The cardinals wi-r** n otifie d "f > [the pope's grave c o n d itio n and » nine ' them whir entered the *i> k ro o m [fcserihe the scene heart r<-n<iijsg. especially when tin p o n tiff, rm i* -lag himself from time t<> time, »poke [Oare ho said: L.V'In ancient tiroes the pope by a Word might havostayed the slaughter I hut now he*is im potent.'’ I -Prayer« were said by thousands rand church bells souiyded when 'the n f a m e n t ' wai exposed upon all like altar*. . I When the court learned of the Fpapes’ condition there was thr drepK«sf concern. King Vjctor Emmnnpersonally Informed Queen 11**1rna and the news was communlmtrtd .to the the queen's mother. •,1-piirt.* m .............. il muir-o (H-Hti ' *|ii.if ter» tb.it te-i m in i 1 d ecid ed imi to c o m p ly w ith Ju f t*f«| ,,, i \ . -M inie o» I tic cnnng III..W o» considerable eost to the tax ussesr personally to *ay nothing of the nuble and vexation. Only tw o d a y * niy> Mr. Hutt re­ ived a let t e r ‘from the Governor in filch he » tilled that from informa­ mi in hand it would not he possible r him to m a k e any further rcduc„„ in th e millage. I t i s a s s u e r e d „- a d ditional reductfbn will c o m e off the m dlngc imposed for peniiotjs „ I that th e suite millage will be di- « jW l *» yif The audience on* last Sunday eve­ nt waa very large dispit»• the fact i*t it rained up to and all during >e service. \ - llufMotk T liere Ii ;in U*vti u r i n a i iirn^ (nr her K ünI Linlinri BAPTIST CHURCH r One of the most remarkable thing* : Uking place in Snnford this summer' 1» tbe large audiences attending aerjVice* at the Baptist Church. The reF<hrd for August is equal to thnt of ‘be.winter months. The cause of this |l* largely from the fact that tho [church advertises its-services and Is pf*p ar*d 4ake care of the audl^>ee* In a comfortable way with elecnWe fans and Ipe water., and eourto•u* -ushers. , „ . ' [ The Pastor jlev. George Hyman. m preaching b series of unique serr*«>ons. These are attracting » great y * i l of attention. The Subject of’ the Wrmon next Sunday evening will i>e. r*A . C. L. Dispatchers Orders.” Mr. LDyman promises in the out set that RA. C. L. does not stand for Atlantic |, n's ultunulum railing for the GerWc thank our friends for their in­ I) evacuation of Kiaochow and the terest and gilts. ' andbnmcnt '••( the rasterp. seiis by • Sifnfortl Library Association rirran war vessels. Holland is said REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT f ‘ |JN Mime ile lu > in r|n**ifym g. itud the list will b<* printed In n e x t report. ■ÜBk • Ja ck s o n v ille . A u g . . i.-x * *• er* in t h \ Sanford ssctlnn are planning to rel.rodure a Florida celery farm at th.* i ’anama-Pacific Inter- > national ¿p o sitio n . ™ e «rownr. from ?uni/rd Intend to .how b> In repllcaof their celery farms, their I *'tern " of sub-lrrfg»tIon, the water being furnished by urieslsn wells. It (, planned to lay out this lit»!« f»rm „r field along.id* the Florida Build, in »mne convenient placeh H ^ n be *i*er» by ‘*»110« “t ‘ h,> F“ lr Using th.» »ystemt hegTow ersofSanford realised 1 1 .'200,000.00 nrt p o fit per a c r e . from their celery cro p }( year The country surrounding 1 Kaiford is noted *11 over the State. E : M B r V 4 J FA M . * [te- — - H . . ,.ho, B by Amertc _ M o n S tC T Ir< Wellington 1 k Boull,OTrta ,o le<jn.g couqM n(nj{ of t jje -war 1 |lr|tteh battleship. K « Z Z X T * v - S S£ « * nter howevdn Lcicryuivin* \ .. 1 ^31 C .1 l wttj " * 'Hy figures obtained from the office of Judge J F (’ Griggs, collector of customs, the value of merehundlae exported from nil Florida ports du­ ring the yeST ehding June JO. Inst, wus approximately $42.1 i2,0i*J. T be value of merchandise imported du­ ring tho same period was 98.980,642. Uy comparing the exports with the Impirls it will lie seen that Florida produced (or export purpose* more than four times what the State .util­ izes in imported products. . The value of all exports for the past year exceeded the value of the exports for the preceding year hy nearly one million dollars. The im: port* were in excess of the previous year's record by $ 1.301.405, The collection from all sources at all port* amounted to $2.376.466^39, or alm ost twice a* much as the total collections made hy the collector o( Internal* revenue.-The Florida Motroplis. , FLORIDA ROAU I1UILDING A total of 2,84$. miles of roads were built ijt Florida Iasi yeaY^ift a coat of more than 11,000,000, accoring to an official report just mado public. Half of the roads were sur­ faced with sand-clay, 857 miles with marl or crushed stone'*nnd o f t hr re­ mainder 85 miles were constructed of brick. A number o( Florida counties ha vis voted bond Issues for road construc­ BAPTIST S E R V IC E S • tion in recent months, nnd it is esti­ Corner I’ark A vs. and Gth St. ■, mated that the expenditure this year 9:3 9 Sunday.School. for- highways will amount lo |3,000,11:00 Preaching* "T h e Tempest of 000 or more. Nothing has demonstrated more 3 :3 0 Jr . B. Y. P. U. notably the progress that Florida Is 6:4 5 Sr. B. Y. P. U. making than tlw building o^ K<»<ril 7:4 5 Preaching, "T h e A. C. roads in the Stats. These road*..pro Dispatchers Orders." * paying handsome returnxonthemonAlways welcome..^ •’ #y invested in them. They would pay George Hyman, Pastor a very satisfartory return if nothing If nothing hut tho inrrea»e in the val­ Card of Thanks Since the death of our Bon-in- ue of lands which Whey mass was iw and husband, Orln Martip, we taken Irttp account M ere is a case of cure" to 'sincerely thank all our a 7urm owner who attempted to «ell V p d s for their kindness and aaris- 'his.fa/m for 91,800 and was .unable , Ace during *hia sickness and sinco to secure that nmount /or it. A flrstUf death. May God'a richest hless: R. II. Davis Sarah E . Davis �1 tolled by ’h e strategies! offensive U de­ 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 termined not ouly by the extent of the resistance met. Imh by Uftf.clisractsr of l tbo terrain to bt iraverw-d nud thrdlsSanford Lodge No 82* F. and A. M. , tuucw of the objective fhm» the ha»«. Communication every first and third Tbo. tm u lu pre-rented. by modern Thursday« at 7:30. Visiting brethren France'and Germany, srfth their gi*i*d welcome. ' roods mid nrilronfl*. Is. very^ dlffereut :; F. L. Miller from that traversal by Napoleon and 0 . L. Taylor * Maaseun In the iidvtiilcu» above re­ « Secretary * _ W. M. ferred to. - Under the present rollltnry «talus , Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. Germany .and ' •-irla must either fur­ ; Miltary Situation of Germany Parallel Pointed Out by an Meets every second and fourth Thurs­ nish n eon ml hi uk force iigiilw*l I-ranee Army Expert—Obstacles . day in Masonic Hsll over the Imporia1 Makes History Repeat and conieutnite-iill available military Thestre. -Visiting companions welcome. strength ugainst Russia nr they must to Marob on Paris. Itself. 0 . I*. Taylor do os F'lerirnyfc Hit* Great did Olid do- J . F. Karnatx T h e CUE G u a ra n te e d Iron is T h e Lead« vote all their mlllinry resources to Secretary High Priest o f th e M a rk e t. C oats only 1 5,cen U fo r * overcoming tlie French opposition e le c tric ity to d o th e w e e k ’s ironing of ,» :U B military «It unti ou which con­ many has undoubtedly entered upon Against the Russian* they would leave Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Star o rd in ary sized fa m ily . W o have in ‘ iloc^ 411 j tbo actual blow to he delivered by Its ouly sulllrlent forces to delay their ad­ front* Germany today, w j i m Meets every firtt and third Tuesday a ll » trie s o f American military expert la the first field army will bo preceded by a vance on Berlin or Vleiinu until the in each month. Everyono who ho« seen G -E F la tiro n s * N e* York Bun, U similar to that necessary period of rocounolssances in French cnmpnlgn could bo finished. It his Star in the E ast are cordially invited which confrobted Frederick tho O m it force, while the main armies ere con­ seema to be the conocnsus of opinion !lo m in a d J j Id the 8«rea~ Yoara' war In 1700, an centrating by rail for tho aggressive •of military men that the Gcrmna*Aos-_ to visit this chapter. Alice E . Robbins, Sec*y **7 Ltrlnn nllles will follow'this tart plan. echo of which waa tho French and In­ movements. s e fe c t t h e h o t( Their opponents are- undoubtedly: '-wnirime^r plan they may adopt, says dian war on this continent Opposed w e a th e r co m ­ Phocnix Lodge No 5, K. of P. writer In the Sun. they uuwt*nrt Ztqrgrcdericle. WBrwtha slltaé arm taa.ot f o r t« w h ic h "B ix o n y , Fiance. Austria and Russia. force In adrance of their own main on the aggressive and push the camMeets second and fourth Turaduys. w ill d iflfch t j Though greatly outnumbered the Prua- movements nnd-to obtain Information palgn hard In order to overcome their N¡siting knights always welcome. y o u r «rife.of tho tinea of German udviuiw The opponents In detail before they can H. McLaulih tlana not'only held their own. but comO. J . Miller -pleted the war by gaining the province meeting of the«« forces will result lu- unite their mlllinry forces K. R. and S. C. C. o f Siicela. Yet the war was largely bead-on collisions—rencontre« as they The Row'd to'Pari». aro called— aduie of which though snn fin t l the result of tbo aggressions of PruaTwo more tasks U-aJ^ct t|lll ^ nPllir^ u * ft.nford Rodge^o. 2 7 ,1, O. O. F. eia. Prussia had taken a largo part of gulnnry will have no effect*ou the cam­ . . . . „„„ paign no matter what tins local m u lt of Llegw Bo before-Ym^OcrntiWnrrni.v Baxony and annexed It to Prusals. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. tn. groups now operating In the valley.of Carlyle In hla "Frederick the Great** j may hoover Imperial Theatre. i ja : "Seldom waa there such a com*\ While It seems clear to tho military the Mouse before It can horto to enter •ay» J . W. O. Singletary L. D. Wicker blnatlon against any man as then mlnd that the present campaign will- France nnd tic on the ronu to Part» Secretary' N. G. These tasks will be, first. In the against Frederick after bis Bsxon per­ bs aggressive on the part of Germany valley or the Meuse, to overcome ths U Is not nt nil clear that the same formances In 175ft. The extent o f hts Gale City Camp No. 6, W. O. W sin. which Is now ascertained to have course will not be adopted ^>y France forts nt Uuy nnd then to reduce the been wbot » e saw. was et that time and Russia. To Immobilise tho Rus­ fortified camp» oi Namur, tho outer Meets second and fourth Wednesday considered to transcend all computa­ sian forces, so far as tbo German canV lines of defense of which hnve In the nights in each month. tion and to mark blm out for partition, palgn Is concerned, tho best principles last few diiys been .strengthened by F. L. Miller • . . J . F. HoolehirT for suppression and enchainment aa of strategy would require cither that numerous earthworks nnd file garrison Council Commandci Clerk they Ik>confronted by detachments of of which has certainly been brought tho general enemy o f mankind." up to more thnn the required strength; Some suih feeling ecems to animate th« -.German and Austrian armies or tho peoples and governments'opposed that an offensive movement on the second, sfter tho full of Liege, opening United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners o f America to Germany todsy. Frederick preceded part of Austria bo launched against nelglum to the Gcrmnn Invasion, to crush the (letgInn military forces and SAnford Local Union No. J75V meets hla aggressions by building up the' Russia. . to reduce the great fortified enmp of first- aud third Thursday night ut grontest end best disciplined military Advantage In Offensive. •Brussels, the eentpl Belgian defense m achine of bis nge. The present kai­ o'clock in the Eagles' Hall. ■t , - 110 PARK AVK. ■ Tho strategical offensive In warfsro This objective would hnve to be at ser has built n similar machine and J . W. O. Singletary; J- M."Brown, (ins many ndvnMiigw hi q terrain BUril tnlned before tho nermnti hrtny gräiij uup pitted It against tbu combined armies . . . Scc’y-Treaa._________ . President as that presented by western Europe. operating In the valley of the Men of Britain. Franco and Rnsala. Von der Golta lu his work on "The could advance Into France across R< *• B, P. O. K. Hanford Iradge 1241 * Conduct of War" says: 'The- strate­ glum, without having Rs right (lank { Bunions Slow to Hove. SANT0S-ÒUM 0NT IN A DIRIGIBLE , ' Meet^first and third Wednesday night gical offensive Is, as wo hSvo seen, a' Prussia geographically, with respect and Its line of communications serious, j ot corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave. to tier nlltad-enemlcs. occupied a cen­ consequence,pf political strainingsfter ly endangered ,,. R. L. Peck tral position, which afforded ready op- some dcflnlto object, tho feeling of While the French have no contlnu 0 . L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Ruler ous line of defenses on the Belgian border, they hnve a secondary line of defense In (he la Fcre-Relms curtain, The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior halfway between Purls and Belgium i Order Unfted American Mcrhnnlrs Meets every Wednesday nt 7:30* P. Tho city dt Paris Is surrounded with n glnllo of forts that will protect It from M., in the City Hail. Visiting brothers capture except by siege. Are welcome. O. H. Smith. Ree. Sec. ,\s euery. <lny will bclp France to catch up with the German start, the. resistance that tho latter encountered ■ Meyer to Stick to. Springfield. Sol Meyer's heart ban been touched In . Belgium Is of enormous miuo to by pleas of Springfield Tans, and ho France In her concentration plans. makes It known that tho Springfield Uhlan« Noted For Daring. team will not bo transferred to Ko­ During t h e 'storming of Liege the komo or-somo other Jumping oft place, German uhlans came to the front In Springfield fans havo agnln promised tho news.^ Just who nnd what tho uh to dobo to tho aid of tho club with Inn Is nt the present lime occupies the I Bomo support In the way of attend­ minds o f many (rarsons here, says the ance. This ta about their dozenth New York Herald. An erroneous Im­ promise of tho sort, but Meyer is will­ pression seems to exist In somu quar­ ing to gq tho limit with them nmPglvo ters. It adds, that the word "uhlan" them a few.moro chaneos. indicates u trltra or nationality similar to the word "Cossack." This Is uot sA’ U m p ire's U n iq u e S t u n t * The Cossack is born a Cossack. He Umplfo Harry Johnson of tho Na­ Is of Tartar ^rlgln, whoso «blcbodlcU tional league has Inaugurated a new men a re 'enrolled In the armies of the stunt Recently tbero was an argu­ exar. Tho wprd "uhlnn** simply do-' ment ns to whether a pitchar had hta notes n ¿crtolil (J’po of cavnlrytiihn In foot on the slab. Tho rubber was thu German army. The uhlan Is n covered* with dust aud tho umpire lancer. There aro twenty-six regl coiild not decido and quite a row re* ments of ublnns In tho Gorman army nulled: Sltico then Johnsoa Carefully —nineteen from Prtiaaln. three from keeps thè pitcher s stab dusted off nnd Saxony, t\vo from Bavaria und two carries his whlak broom, oven when from Württemberg — with a total ho Is working on tho bases. strength ou n peace footing of approxl Sunday Ball in Waahlngton. FRANCK'S FRONTIER ON BELGIUM AND GERMANY, HIIOWI.M. I'M,- »lately 25.000 woll trained men. These Sunday baseball In Washington was RING OF FORTff THAT MUST HE PASSED IN ANY GERMAN Al* .regiments are ranked ns henry cuvairy nnd nre -used principally ns tndepend mado- possible by a decision of Jus­ • VANCE ON PA RIS. ** • • <* ent cavalry, farming the 'cavalry tice Gould-In tho District of Colum­ «creea. This was tholr employment In bia supreme court, that there.exists pnrtunlty fur nudd concentration In (rawer to obtain this object and distinct tho Frnnöo-Prusslan war. mid from the no law to prevent Jt. The decision was any direction.* .Frederick know that consciousness of superiority over the reports coaling from Belgium It would given In a suit brought by rofnclals the Austrians were slow Inrihelr mili­ enemy." The upplk-t^tlon of this dell seem that tho tihlnns are »fill being of tho Federal longue to restrain lo­ tary mo vein ruts nn the present Em ­ nltldn to (he (Tresunt nttltudc and prob- Used ns tho Vnugunnl o f tho German cal Authorities from Intec/erlng with peror Wllllnm knows the Russians. able course of uctlon of Germany Is nnuy professional baseball on Sunday. Tho uhlnu Is axmrd will»'.lance, Judged hy European . standards, gro left with the render. ■low In their mdblUxntien and cooccn . The offensive offers upirartunlty for saber, carbine and plstoL lie In wejl surprise and rapidity of rflovcuienL It mounted, and bis equipment la espo trntlon movement». Altmrtu Salito^ Dumont, opt* of in«* entit»nt - - i .......... ' ' j1 I*; He therefore concentrated his forces Incltea boldnesa and limits tho field for dally designed for .the purpose f ° r ™ against the French, met them ut Ross- errors. The aggressor has a definite which ho is employed—ready to Rgh't One Inrh Cards Will Re Published l)n. balloons. Is shown here In *i small nlr c r a ft IK- ■*- » «pit**» the French ting iismln*t Germany purpose and his opponent. Is Iqd to con­ or run, ride down oulpoett or scouting dcr This Heading At The Rate OfS7.2(l burh Nor. 5, 1757, abd, although out­ numbered three to one. defcatad them form his movements to thuso dictated parties of the enemy, harass bis Hanks Per Y ear^v with such loss tb it he was'Vblo to by the aggresslvo movements of the and screen the morements of bis own ,, ** leave them opposed by » small screen Other. Tbs aggressor Is generally suc­ main body. xxn and march rapidly against the Aus­ cessful when ho wins a material ad­ The wortl "uhlan" Itself Is of Polish vantage at one point, for Ibe positions trians. whom ho met a t Leutheu, Dec. 'origin and denotes s lancer. The uh­ s of the defender usually constitute a lans In' the German army' wear ths o, 1707. . D en tists This march of tbo Prussian army strategic structure which Is greatly im­ CBppka, the peculiar flat topped bead dress which was worn by the Polish wits noted for the fact that although paired by the loss of ono'of Its parts. The aggressor may'Select tho point uhlans nnd ‘which to tills day Is the It Immediately followed the severe bat­ tle o f Itossbacb It was pushed with of attack and concentrate against 1L distinguishing mark in the uniform« of Garner & Woodruff Building S o w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and such vigor that lu thirty days Fredcr-* while the defender must be prepared tho Innrer regiments of Great Britain at all polnta. The disadvantages of Irk marched tils army a distance of 350 nnd other Kuruponn countries. B lin d s/ L im e , Cem ent, Tile, mile« and confronted the Austrians. - the strategical offensive aro that It In­ The uhlans during the Franco-Pros The Prussians at Leutben numbered volves rapid and fatiguing marches on stan war made n name for themselves Terms Moderate— Strictly Cssh L a th , S h ingles, W ire Fencing, but GO.OOO—the Austrians 80,000. Tho tho troops, lqrolvlng losses which fre­ for« their quick, dashes and raiding ' rrtiksIAtis ruptured 21,000' prisoners quently cxcqod those or bBttlA Tbs expedition* nnd the ruthless manner ‘ C o rru g ated Iron Roofing and lift guns and obtained a firmer country through which the ndvonco Is In which they ravaged the country made Is usually tyostlle. and detach­ through which they went The patrol Phono 319 bold on 81le«ta. * , The German government today un­ ments must be made to protect the of. uhlans who tried to gallop loto doubtedly believes Itself thoroughly line .o f communication. AdvanclOg iJege. necordlng to reports from Brus­ prepared, for (ho present crisis. It did nrmles are thus frequently caused to sels. nnd enpture the Belgian general The Best M etal Shingles at $4*75 per square* GEO. A. DeCOTTES not throw down the gauge of battle melt away before reaching tbft objcc- staff was acting true to tho uhlan repx <1‘ without full study of th*o effects of the tlre. utntiun for dnring work. Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.50 upti The force at the head of' the army ATTORNEY and OOUNSELLOR a i LAW entry o f Great Britain and all other wh|rh is tbo part In contact with tbs 'possible opponents Into tho field. War Hits Gallic Psnesks. Practice lu State and Fédéral Court* enemy Is often hut a fraction of th* One of the oldint German restaurants -fi 1r _ V l~î Cypress Boards fer Boats and Lumber of all f jf,-.. z. nt- - - - .. _ W ar O&mes Useful. entire army, due to the necessity to lq New York was crowded to tbe door* Garner-Woodmff Bld g * Sanford Fta, Tbo w ar games fought out by the occupy nnd hold strategic points gained when a guest rushed to and sold to the Columns and Newell P osts, Banisters, NotfWW German general staff as part of the during the udrnnce and to protect ths proprietor: "No meat for mine today. * * . ‘ | study In preparation for the present, line of cotnnlan teat look— Let me have a nice French pancake." : * *.*: r -r . f, . r:.’. * ffc •■ *| DR. C. G. B U T T conflict no doubt Included altuaUotu Z ’ lïlËLa“ -*3~~Î * Tho proprietor, looking nt ths new Row Great Armies Dwindled. similar to Ridas now presented, and comer lu disgust, announced: DENTIST ■ * T H E S E P R IC E S STRICTLY C A S H Napoleon In IRI’J hwadod Russia every detail and every strategic contin­ "There will he no more French pad • Office: Yoweil Rulldln« gency .which could be foreseen os a with H.’.Wsl. hut renebed MoacoW with cakes so'rveil In tjita house while the T#J *• 'j. |e •àr, ., _ * . possibility bsro been Included In the hut itrstmo Marshal Mancun crossed war U on.' Only’Gcrmnn pancakes*sft­ . SANFORD, FLORIDA • statemdfita of problem« hod their ef­ the Pyretic«« wUbt-100lOUO Frenchmen, er this." hut iirriveil before Llslran with but 15.fects nnnlyied nnd provided against. The guest said he would have a Ger­ THOMAM RMMCT WIDJOW Tfio. li y mind reading In the dally is»». In the last war tu-twi-cn Gennyny man pancake Instead.* S __ E. nqtupaoN iiotiuioüieK 'press the accounts o f combats which slid l-Tam-e the Germnus crossed tho The Vienna Rakers’ nssodatloo has leak through th? rigid censorship In frontier lit lriTtl with 872.000 men, hut docldcd/not to bntfg -rolls or Quite« or forcB _lA -gp no- be misled concerning repent'd rarts AvUii uut ui.Ooo sfufr a pastry.*^ Hereafter all bread In to be the*relative Traportnnrc of success or campaign of only six weeks. made In loaves of the quality called dudmucc^s s In ytfclr engagements. Ip , JX would seem, however, that tbs' “war bread.*, LAWYERS . > * '.•* Ive/rsmpnlgn snCh ns Oer- great waste In men and animals enSanford, ** $ w I “Real Friends’* TODAY SAME AS FREDERICK 'THE GREAT'S IN 1/56! They certainly are comforts on a sultry summer’s day.'’ “No matter how long: the ironiW the electric iron makes it easy.” . .“ No matter how hot the day—the electric fan keeps you cool. ’* ^ T ■ $3.50 IRONS NOW!. . $2.50 -v SAN FO RD LIGHT & FULL CO J I Business Drs. Mason & Householder : Z Z IX i X H 3X X X HILL LUMBER CO. HILL LUMBER CP- Wilson & HotisÜoÎder See. The .« ■ * __ 1__ _ �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE Newspapers nt Milan *ny that Bwltxerland If Ijit neutrality wns guarantee«], to comrkrt the whole republic Iute n Ititi fros» cunip to re­ ceive* unii cure fur nil wountlctL sol­ dier*. ____ , . Tin* steamer Olympic I* tin* Intent to be com mándete»! by the ¿overa­ ll] c u t Majiy * American« who hud tnken passage by the Olympic will go hmup In the «(«M-rnge of the Baltic, On which nil the Urst-clnsn cabin* C W m r C M C W T have fl*'4'11 ri“* crTtvd a* far ns the L P I u A I i E I m Ij N 1 mhhih* of October. ____ _ u Tin* Loudon Central New» agi-ncy i Said to H a « Cut Off 1,1 u dispatch from M ethouruesays: ion Between Brussels **Waujr German subjects rfrf- applying Belgian Army 1» Fight- toT nntnralliatloo". They <|cc!are Gerrent Vigor. many made n and blunder. Their _______ only explanation la 'the Kniier la nch . atuU • Belgian h***1-' ” Am qbUbs to 4 ho Cologne Gaxette, rr«-*~-tmtt Invaded - W » ■Jwtim m ttgrhaa^jolnwh- t|u* Triple Al* g to an official atale«»<1 wl,J Invade Hervla. t th 6 * French war ofThe Russian.. commander of the neh came Into contact fortress fif Sveaborg, Finland, has un» when the attucked ordered all the Inhabitant* of that ! Ulvet, Department of ^ lacc * n,) Hbliilngior* to leave, .aa > war office stated that, a bombardment la believed to be lm* i Information, this was “‘•«ent. T b 1* Information waa re­ engagement, nntl the « ‘Iveti Copenhagen. In a. message were pursuing the foe. ^niin Helsingfors. „ - _ • ___ ad Ovrihan armies are ^ d lip s tr lr W tttW ItB ffifiR U ff lemont; Belgium, aud, Telegraph comimny from Paris nays c war office, the "B el- ‘ he correspondent learn* from n reenergetically reslated 1,“ble source that the Russian* have pick.” gained Important victories over the -G erm an troop« that Austrian«, capturing many prisoners rer Meuse and moved aml nmi’h wnr u»«*erlul. The scene of o ff communication be* “ *® battles Is uot disclose«!, i and Liege, and arc A Hl'aughnl dispatch says -15.000 Ij toward BniMsels. Jupam-se soldiers hare embarked on ■sdy arrived In the vt- ‘ "»»“Ports anti are awaiting orders, wi. seven miles southA Copeuhsgen dispatch announces jont. Communication ,hat ,,UMUn mobilisation will be ras cut otr. hut It was co,“ ">rte August 21. “ . the wnr office learned H,'ver" ‘ Austrlallnn warship# have ■lilgf« nfit>'heeii jj.iw ii Jobu-d the British squadron In cost IflmiH To halt the Ger- ^ 'i t h ' waters. It I* ri-i*orte,i ti,nt (i,i> Recruiting goes ou In London fot GENERAL JOFFRE OF TH E FRENCH ARMY T Wto by American Pros* . m relation. •The British Battleship Superb J1 ■ * --1 * F * IIK British batllcffidp » aj -rb was launched In December,*1007, o* a aider ship of the Tcm crnlrr t id-rthe-TW-HcmjilKm. Hhe has a apecd exceeding twenty-one knots nnd n.Tica ten twelve-inch guns aipl live elghtepn-lnrh «do tuhea. In addltlop o the secondary battery »r tl,, ^ mln, Are machine guns. ~ ^ over-seas g efv k c. Photo by American Press Aiiocistion. The Cumini Huer Lusitania, In het dash across the Atlantic, bn* reached the Mersey la ttsfriy, Another uimotuiccmriit at Brus­ sels that* the fori «.'at Liege are «til holding out waa n*eelved with re­ serve. If ttiey are mienpttired thu* far, tliclr n <Inet Ion under the sternly bombardment of the German artillery Is bgllovvd to be only n matter of time. Ileporta received from’ various source.* way that 1*00,000 Herman troops bar*» passid by Liege Into tilt Interior of Belgium, and that sharp skirmish«-* h a v e occurred at Tlrlemont, Eauiml. tlusseiilmveii ntul Nt. Trend. to* by American I T W Annodatiti a Little Fighting Craft of British Navy I warfnro tho Ititi -i <>f thè flghtlng navica, alile ta «Hng even (he big gest Dreadnough t- n-ath. are often «• Imporinnt a» thè uiiglity tuitife thlps or battio rnilsms, Two of thè «wlfl »«-sseis of thè Itntish navy ili» tft 1* thè lower otte In thè plclure- art- «ceri bere Tlju upper «hip I* th* ló». gel li? nt full spctd. The Itrltlsh uavy 1» pleutlfully supplled wltb tur Mimai dnstroyer» • I ITCHING THE FAMOUS "FADEAW AY” BALL lih o i,- •"'I h i- s lg lille s v « t ib in a r ln e th e n W l|, for«-*«! to come to the surface. where* upon the Blrriiliigliatn'« guiltier fired the accond hliot of the light." This »hot struck nt file -base of t fin con­ ning tower, ripping' the whole of thr upper structure clgnn nnd the U-10 •sank like a atone. “The remainder of the atihmarlnr flotilla fled." . * Grips of Two Noted Pitcher». Here Is tho recorJ breaking left of Bubo Marqunrd and the famous right k the "Peerless" Mattj. holding tho little horsoh Id«»covered pill Just before pHvorlOR their famous "fadeaway" ball. The lower photo »hows the south Jihg of “Bubo" Mapjuard nnd the upper photo shows the arm of Christy ksthewson, tho "pcerleis" twlrler for tho Giants PhoneNo. 182 i J PERIODICALS MAGAZINES U Ice Cream • Soda Water • Conlectionery CijEiri and Tobacco ONION SETS J P ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H S e ta . Considering Onions, there is ev«ry indication that they will I«* an *hle.crop to plant. -# \ . j \y« t)uotc ; ‘R* *• W« Qnolc: IB, Pk. Whit* Sihtr Sk» -JS ' CrptsI W»» B«rmbdi ^ 1.00 Yellow Dm »«* . -J* Vviht.fUnmU J4 .90 White Multiffar -IS •“ *•* “«»«d . j# .90 Wtet* far UB )»»*• IUI j«»st Pm»' r » * RsU par Ot. fa. Per IL G O R E S E E D C O M P A N Y j PLANT CITY, FLOHIDA .W ill Bring Tourists Home, A Washington dispatch says: ‘ Au­ thority wn« given American cmi hassle* nnd legations throughout Ku* rope IU .d iU jB ships In which to bring home Americans. / Kecr*’t«ry Uah-lson, «a -chairman of tin- relief committee, coin posed of the secretaries of state, war, navy and treasury sent out Instructions to each embassy and legation to make Inquiry as to available ships and If Americans «-an bo concentrated a t open ports Immediately, to charter neutral «hips. The diplomatic officers' were told not to pay higher rateij (Uon those usually charged by tbo-ulferg for a similar service. , Yj*'. All thought o f sending vcsAcla over from rite United State* to bring back the Americana has been abandoned. The Germans linvo placed furni­ ture van* tilled with Belgians on the Pont N«-uf. over the Meuse at Liege, to prevent u hombanliuent by the Belgian •guns. The German army U being detach«nt from Its iHMltlon before Liege and 1« advancing through j h a heart of Belgium. The msln body of the Ger­ man cavalry Is engage«! In a forward movement all'along tha front o f tb* alll«Hl nrinhs, says a Brussels dlspatch. - A London dispatch sayeL ,T h c Prince of* W alt* fund for the relief of fam ilies of the war victim* passed the $d,000,000 mark. nini » e m n u n fa e iiire r *. h a n k e r * lu e i-h o 1». railroad anil s te a m « h lt men e.-' e c t h o l y s ta n d in g for tin geni ml I n te r e s ts o f nil ^Iciucnta en­ gaged In o r alfeetetl by foreign tr a d e should work- for u a tio u s l u n ity o> res. action In setting -American export an'il Import traile free from1Ilio psrnljrsls of trahsportatlotl, 'The eouucH decided to keep In dull) 'touch■ with nil Its members In ,sl'. parts of the 1'nlted NtateK and wllb tin- uumeroua euminerelnl nnd Industritìi organisations which hare telo, graphed‘.to It for Information regimilug «hipping- B s object Is to co-op•n-ate with every effective agency fot tho extension of American commerce. Although the.mi-elliig was rnlled at abort notice.* memben citino "from every ]>art *of tha UnltdJ Htates. Jam es J . Hill promptly left Ht. 1'nul to ntteml tho sessions, while Captain Hubert Dollar«!, tho Kan Francisco ex­ porter, telegraphed that III- was lourtn'g San -Francisco to Join n commit­ tee of the council which will attend the conference of shipping and bank­ ing Interest» cn)led by Secretary MeAdo«> to meet In Washington. A committee was appolnttit to recommfd hclloti to the council. The council pained taiolutlsni urg­ ing tho prompt passage of a . bill p e n d ­ ing In congress. ~~ The commander In chief of France's land flgbtars la hers shown at his Sold Cheapest t_ Î ¿ n *-V-ì-bj* and S m ile at Austria Senili Troop» Against France. Home.— Forty-eight trains loaded with Austrian troop« from the Tyrol GERMAN SUBMARINE BLINDED arrived nl 1 eopold-n-Iioebe, In Baden, n o rth w e st of Basel. HwItserlnnd.'Tjppy British Cruiser'» Shot Send» Craft were oil (lu ll way lo Alsace to ansisi the Herman» to Bottom. London. A dispatch to the Timet An laltiib n rg itl-pnlt-h «ny«: Thr from Herne. Nwltzertnnd, gays 10,S i o i s n i a n print» Hie s to r y of an e y e « Itiie s H o f the n a v a l h n l t l c b etw ee n «mu Austrian troop« tin ve concentrated Herman and B r i t i s h - raiser« * m t H erm an suhtun- pear Bit««-) and that rlm*M In which t h e s u b m a r in e t ' - 1 3 Freuch In n i* also are nenr the SwUt frontier Au Important battle may w as I«t*t. occur. "T h e cruiser «ipiadrnn oti Sunday," the story run*, ‘•suddenly hecaiuf U. S. MERCHANT MARINE aware, of the approach of the subMarita- floftllh. The enemy wa« sub­ tile rued. onl) llii- periscope* showing, National Foreign Trades Council Urges Action. Tin- altitude <>f the British In tin The National Foreign Traile* coun-' nice of, tills attack was root am) thi llletliv wa« ilttl-rl> inUb-d when sml HI at a s[u*-hil tn eeiliig In New Yurl> dent) ito* •rul-i-r B'riulnirhnni Mi-atu tiHik n «sor«-« fot th e re lie f o f Ito lllg at full spend, lire» the first shot e o n g ts i n of foreign eliminerei- dm T h i s «h ot u-ss carefully aimed, mil to lit«-, ar. J a m e s A. Farrell. pr«-«l pt lb«* submerged b«aly of the sub­ «lent o f the United Ntal«-« Steel «-ormarine. but at the thin lino of tkf poratlun ami chairman of tjjc evuuell X In opening the meeting Jahl atre«»» periscope. bn the seriousness of the sit mil lot X "T h e gnttiaery wna superbly’ ac­ and g a i e a* (life ithject of the relict curate niut slinitiT«-«! the pertAeop*. tnejism '. th«> starting of exports tf Thereupon the submit rim*, now a Minded thing, rushed along undct I'hirupe It I* is ag re e d tjiat th e c-oiideB water In Imiuiueii.t danger of «elf dest rtl«-l lolt from collision with tin tv h l-h i oiiid»l« of L'.'t natlom il repr r iiN e r s J H a rv e s t T im e Book on Vegetables Free W ilson & Toom er F ertilizer Company Jacksonville, F lo rid a R. C. MAXWELL, MGR. SANFORD'BRANCH Cow or Field P eas; Velvet Beans; Sorghum; M illet; J Complete andFull;Stock Garden S eed; Poultry Feed ; and Supplies; Incubators. ! Just Received Stock of New C rop , All V arieties, of Turnip Seed < OLD EST ESTABLISHED AND LA RG EST S E E D HOUSE IN FI.O R . ‘ I IDA. W RITE FUJI ILLU STR A TED CATALOGUE | E. A. Martin Seed Co. jaci^nvuir!la-s,Kii. ! ROLLINS COLLEGE. WINTER PARK OUUit C*D»|S «nd M»»t Bfiutilnl Campus in Florid*. C»IW(«, A(*«Umy, Mink, Eiprssuon, Fin« Art*. 0*a«*tir *nd loifutlrUI Art», tluilnn», T»»dicr»' Court« ” - Twrtve buildings, stoam h«at, electric lights, fire protection, line gymnasium no malaria, quarter-million doTUtr (nddwnu-nt. Three teacher]» of music, (5,000 organ, a dozen pianos, two Giro dubs, chcrua class. Superb new rooms for B uiinrss School, full hanking equipment. New chemical ami physical laboratories, equipped with every modern device; analysis of soils, fertilisers, foods, water, W H E R E S H A L L I GO TO S C H O O L ? UNIVERSITY OP FLORIDA aAlNRtmtXK FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN f TALLA1IAHSKE «'•llrt* <rf Art» *»d M n m t N « » « l Hclwall A(tirt>nai*t Tmrh*ra C*U*»»t K». Hvkwl a l M u,If: Srko.1 .« K l « w S » « I (klsM «T R*«liMwila«| I Aril E i i s s l u IH.M m ii ( I r a S u a IkbM l. Mod- iMfuwit Suite«t ■»!«■»<«■ DttUMi| Ur«diii« rro lij-n-nMlum vtlk »wtmmlng jvwil. U ,1,< b*H M I s S . T*n m w brick bulldtefsi b«J d«« Dm*M»nd tt-nnl* courts; no* sod ntodrm bulUltn».; rtutn, i n l n n l n i pool sod m»nv mibaidiary ku ¡Vi­ (1 o D im . in.trurtor» uut amteltitUj l i t bwutltul r*mpu»; «tomkortM hava *U modem ta«»; I ( M iim k in .: n.w dinlnf room and kiirhrn most ;youns mm from <T I W d » couattea sad t t itatc» hrclcnk 1* florida; S IS yotinf votimi irorn 4U I isad forWfn nMistrir« Urt n i lis . TUITION r tu fk ; EUGENIE'S REVENGE French Empress Takes Vivid Interest In War. Thè aged French Empress Eugenie, who is at lloiogne, take* a rlVUTTntereat In the w*r. When Count Pletrl. her faithful companion In her long years ot misfortune and exile, an­ nounced that fighting had begun hci eye*'shone and she cried: This Is my revenge. I hare waite<l a long Bute. Were the emperor only here now 1 May God protect IISZ.50 p«r t M lto*rd and . Catrwu« P m Write today lor r*l*1oyur. Por rsialodn* «rite EDWARD CONRADI, President » A. A. MURPHREE. President W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M PA N Y. Fire Insurance OfflM with'HO LO IN ]* BAL RSTAT I CO Franc#.!" Sanford 1i �rv rt . ctjf \u ) -V'-'-TTlr.ri& r x ~ * * * f* PAGE TH E SANPORD. HERALD Po u r WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PRIN TIN G GOING UP Miss Ada Reid who has been! Holly » piker and a grafter la and a b o u t t h e visiting her tleicc, Mrs. Geo. Hyman On Saturday evening, August 8th, himself a liar and a* thief, and seek­ sorrow and trouble. There U » * * y returned to her home in Jasper Wed. The Printers Are Informed Thai /Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett cele­ ing to do no good to the prople of provided which would five every Paper And Material Will Halae Mcntiop Of Mr. an«l Mrj W. W. Abernathy f tfcitew! Etwt TW4»r «od TrtisT Morntol Dr property owner such assurance, if he Florida. • •’ ' AA long'w ith, all the good things brate*! their .tenth wedding anniver­ sary at their home two miles south If Clifford Foster and Tom Weir and daughter Mollic have returned Brief * to ¿St* that will t»M a baloon as­ f HE HERALD PRINTING COWPANY chooses to take advantage of it. It are lending their najne^ to the cir­ of Geneva. The guests were invited home after a pleasant visit at Day­ cension are the materials that go is, or will be. up to th4 next legisla­ ». j. tiou-r, tan* , tona Beach. • to come al 7:66 and to remain in culation of any such innuendoes, it W. M HAYNES Bualn«»* M e n U » r _ ture to provide that way by the a­ make up newspapers and Job print­ ¡¿SONAI im Ü T o f INttREST Is aboht time for the paper* of C. M. William* has returned home ing and The Herald Printing Co. their cars until called. Promptly at ubierlptlon Prtee, «S.OOp Y w I i M « « ^ doption of the Torrens system of a*- Florida to call a halt. eight ’ o’clock they were asked to come The News from a month spent in the moun­ has received advices this week from surance of land titles. iii, a nil were greeted at the door by ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ josr; Of.The Floating Small T a lk . tains of North Carolina and is great­ the wholesale house* that all Mlv«r«d la ib« Clt» by earn*» IAOO *•» r**» “» A. B. Newton, of Winter Garden, hope*'that Mr. Foster amd Mr. Weir the host »ml hostess, who presented ♦ who are considered Among the fair­ • adriaca •» gûe p*v Who said: “ If you want to know whether you are destined,to he ;v SUc. oiua prices are in the discard and no is an Orango county representative ly improved in health Ef Z i ù ì For 1,urrled Pannante la adVaaca muai ba «nada al o®«* each one with a tin trumpet or rat­ est .and most patriotic men in Florida ^ Harald Readers who has voluntarily promised to cess 0/ a failure in life, ask yourself: Are You Able to Save Money? Miss Edieth Stewart ha* returned prices can be maintained a t the pres­ tle, to-Hhe music of which it being a were not aware of tho use of their Entarad a* errand-dan« mal) malta* AnT*»« «ad bring befote the legislature a bill in­ names in spreading any such fool­ home from Gainesville where she ent time, meaning that paper and If not, drop out, you will lose; the seed of success is not in you.” L U r . Paul Bigger* and baby are completod u course in the Teachers supplies will take a Jump If the Eur­ tin wedding, the Grand March was corporating the proviiiona of the tor­ (POS, al tba PwtoŒta alSanlord. fWIda. performed. Mrs. Curlett as a decor­ andar Art of Mudi 3rd. 1ST». K T . relatives and friend* a t F t. opean war keeps going for s f c * rens ayatem. We tindcrsyUnd that ish, but at the same .tine vandalMiiting Stale Normal ator is alt artist al way»,, but she had more weeks. he will introduce It early In order istlc report*.— Deland New*. Ipitrc*’ this week. ^ , H a. «14 outdone herself on thl* occasion. la Harald Balldlnj Thank*, old friend! We had the Tho Blue seal Tire Compound The Herald Printing Co., antic­ that it may meet with thorough con­ F jYt*h yeast cakea and popcorn at Mrs The living room was decorated will, positively heal punctures and ipated thia rise in prices and haa sideration and study by the other samo thought hut were too bash­ will always remain a problem to you if you do not a t som« time face the with bamboo and Spanish moss. The u Simon’«. ful to express it. The bunch of preserve the life of your automobiles purchased heavily and for the next DO NOT FAVOR I T * mem tiers of the legislature and not mMi gave tho effeqtof massive beams issue of making ends meet with'the means a t hand, but the problem will be m ulM Clara Millen has returned pikers who are . trying to make and motorcycle tires and tubes. two mdnths a t.least the *amc prices I t ' will he surprising U the com­ be lost in the hurry of tho last days •nd between the beams Japanese lan ­ Krom h«r vacation pleasantly spent Exclusive territory open. Address on job printing will prevail. We missioners appointed to collect funds of the session. The Times Union ex­ Florida look ridiculous in a half D.A.Hanna*--Solo Distribuent__ 913 give’ our customers the benefit of terns were hung, giving, a very soft for an exhibit at the Panama Ex­ pects to keep ita reader* informed of baked exhibition a t San Francisco | K - 0 f 0ffU . and pituuing effect In the lighting. position ara aucceaalul in any g$#»l the progress of that bill through the will never get any farther than r ¿e0 Dutton for turnip, m ustard, Florida Ave.. Tampa. Fla. Hri013-4tp the jprice a n d je t them prepare for A basket of gifts had been prepared JacksTTTttle' wtth~i'fheir-**hlM bc.“ ^ ^ Ä i ^ a ^ w h e n yx)ir assert yourself master of the situation a n d sav: ‘ I measurer --Som e -wwbacriptiona have legislative body, to Inform-them—of Bnd cauliflower seed. 9 6-tf E. B. Brown has returned from a the winter season at the old price. by the ladies, which contained samWhom the gods would destroy been given and there will be some whatever ia done to facilitate ita pastrip to Tampa Mr« Hrowd will re­ Now is the time te - m tiw your stat­ pies of pretty nearly everything to he ’will not spend more than I eam , but I will save for tomorrow regardless Hr* H- v * Perry returned other*, and there will he some funds age and of what obstacles are cast in they firat make mad. and the "C o m ­ turn today »und they ^ill move to ionary and job printing, of all kinds found In the ten cent atores, and to ftcr a "•pleasant stay at T aaccqa lu* m ission"»»* mad when they made '— of the sacrifice.” .. . -, .-, raised thorough the sale of souvenirs it* way, if *n ?. rTampa about the lir«t of September, You know cxactly'"what you need each arricio was attached a suitable p F F i 1RNISH Y O U R D IN IN G R O O M • * and making of motion pictures. Rut So far, North Carolina is the only t h a t ' statement about the Florida Elsii* Georgia. to maku-QuU.-toy .tlmu-luAuru hom««. iu. this Jjno and you can have it « T * With the facilities of this institution a t your •service^iui^ ¿ t « Publicity Bureaii. The newspaper Lovell has left for It Is ektremely doubtful if the to u l state Jfl the South that h*s adopted The ladies of thp Bapt i st —é î h u r H r , , . . much amusement to the company. * ter rush. You not only get the beneh ay* will now -proceed -to destroy ' amouut raised will, be sufficient to the_-T Ai criminal to neglect your opportunity for saving and financial botuTi* summer visit at * Black Rock, will have u coqked Komi and Potted The happy couple were then Uken Make I t T ru ly the M o s t E n jo y a b le R o o m ♦ fit of the low prices hut tho print­ . erect"» Florida building and install did more than »“ year ago, after long them . Nor»k Carolina -------------Plant sale EVERY’ Saturday after­ from the room for a few minute* ment and we urge upon you to . * ~ *. ing wilt be ready for you in plenty therin a creditable exh ib it..T o . raise consideration of the bill that was in­ Get your ice cream from D uhnrt’a noon and Evening across from Aber­ of time and will dot entail the c\ia- during their a lie n e e the presents, . * in th e H ouse a sum by popular subscription troduced early in the aeaaalon. Vir­ ' SLA M AT^THE S T A T E P R E S S which consisted of pretty nearly nathy’s. i Iee Cream Factory. tomary rush and confusion Incident is no mean task.and the meriS who ginia ha* been'considering It but h i* The Times-Union cornea out with C O U P L E the solid comfort of dinifig with solid, comG. W. Spencer has returned from ent to a; hnrry up order when the thing that may be used In the PM rs C. M. E . Jlnkins is »pending have ‘ been appointed to do it will dope nothing yet- Georgia legislature an interview, and the Florida State jray of aluminum ware.wefeunwrapped a few days a tX ’oronado Beach whero ' m l day» In Lakitand and Orlunprinting office is busy. ^ fortable Dining Room Furniture, ond you will partake of have neither the time not the inclina­ ignomlnioualy Ignored the bill; some Commission nail-the-itate-to-a-m aat he has a cottage and Mrs. Spencer The merchants of Seminole coun­ and put In conspicuous places. There srjar-^.w s i r : do visiting her ai*tars. tion to perform the arduous work of ita member* are likely to fall of and-pick-ita-pocketa for a state ex­ was also a beautiful willow ware s* * those good ”eaU” with greater zest. and the children are enjoying the ty can save money and time by or­ which such, an underUking requires. renomination In consequence, for the hibit a the Friaco Fair sends us the jk Mi»* Jd*ude Jinkins und Miss lamp presented by Mrs Curlett s salt breezes. , dering all their printing nnd office V The enterprise is foredoomed to fail­ friends of the measure will be their article. I t aayi th a t the newspapers Jennie Walker are enjoying the sister. Miss Belle Eichnor. of Baltl< 4 A veil-furnished dining room Arthur W. -Smith hn* resigned as supplies now ami order cnQUgh to ure under the circumstances to say determined opponent*. One conse­ of South Florida are opposing the _Msryland. Raspberry punch E ia n breezes at Seabreeze. rm last them during the fall and w in te rIm o ra .J night ticket agent of the A. C. L. JVANnrOURI is the good housewife's triumpK nothing of the apparent opposition of quence of their neglect may be to state exhibit at the Friaco fair beNew booking orders for Big B os­ here, und has been succeeded by lien season. There is no doubt in the was served during the pvening and most of the newspapers. The news­ make the subject more widely dis­ ,cause the papers want the money to after a number of guessing contests ton .Lettuce und Cauliflower seed. Guthrie, who is one of the most pop­ world about the price going up in an elegant lunch followed, which H. E. TOLAl papers generally reflect the dominant cussed, and it is of auch a nature line their own pockets. M. M. SMITH H. R.STEVENS R R DEAS 96-tf ular railroad meninthe service pf the the near future and the Herald of­ (»»tier f F. Dutton. Vk*-rreddMl Prrftidral CuUw opinion and if their expressions may that when thoroughly, discussed it is C A S H OR IN S T A L L M E N T consisted of chicken salad In cracker The Sun knows nothing about fice would be forced to raise the rntnpu ny. be taken as a true index of how the better understood and the more en­ auch a scheme but the Lord knows baskets, olives, rolls. Ice cream and ' Mrs. Chn*. L. Wing i* spending Again you arc -reminded of the price' now only ■we bought before people feel in regard to a Florida thusiasm i*. aroused for It. Mr. me lime at paytonn Beach. cake. , th iT If $260,000 was expended nmotJg huiuc made bread, cake*, pies, can­ thl* price was raised. exhibit at the Panama exposition the The briefest explanation of the the sta te press of Florida and they Mr*. R»KToU r and Miasca 1ng goe* over for the week ulula. If you arc wise and willing to dies, salads etc., that will be on saJe commissioners will be given little en­ system ia one made by a writerin were J o ld to sp e n d -th e money in GeorgiV Pattis hall- and Jeannette j D. Tucker, the genial County nt lhe store across from Abernatly'a save money on your printing you ................................................................................................................... . ___ CflMiwmenU The .simple, truth is Progressive F arm er‘ in tho apring-of sending 260,000 yearly subscriptions Sheldon favored tho company with wljl fake advantage of present prices (Treasurer of Orange County was in Saturday afternoftn and evening.' that each community is absorbed last year, who said: Ipstrumcntal solos, and tho following to northren prospects, for a year, or iadX j{and give us yoUr order. YYc 4 be city on Wednesday calling on with certain plana of ita own for a t­ Capt. W. M. Lovell, has returned original poem waa read by the au­ The land owner, by paying a small give three months subscription to tho Sun. print anything that can he printed. • his many friends.._ from'Jacksonville where he atter<led tracting visitors and investment, and fee, could have the title to his land one million prospfecta, that it would thored: * But the Sun cannot be rnufiled or 6 doses- «66 will break any the funeral of Mr* C P. Lovell the •bout all the funds that the people examined by sta te authority. antLU do more good than If the Florida TH EIR TENTH ANNIVERSARY Polntar for Swalna. 5 Mystical Number on- Coin. when it believes it is rig h ts NEW R ESTAU RA NT have to contribute will he turned In- found good, it would he so rjtistcrcd Commission would pave a highway of Fever or Chill*. I rice -> • wife of ill* brother Gen < P Lovell "The dimaol who hateth the« greetThru n half score of years No one seem» unwilling to accept case No junketing tour, lime-light, hot k-lTM.t The sympathy «d the many friend cth thee with soft words, saying: ’Be­ 1— to such channels. and a certificate of registration would from •.Jacksonville to San Francisco air, rake oil, banquets, posing for Together they've gone. ii 26-cenl piece, even thpuph there nro cent*. The Bell Restaurant will open on SO M E SID E L IG H T S ON TH E PRESENT GREAT STRUG­ l.i,v,.II 1.«mil> .if.c evended Above . and beyond all of this, the be issued to the owner thereof, guar­ From the breaking of morn on" «'neb coin the following hoodoo hold. 1 am exceeding glad that thou •with oranges. Mr*. V. C. Landrum ami children of tin moving pictures, would influence the 19 t h . in the H ito-* B uilding i August .............................. Thlrtucir •Ulterti 1n i bait como; thou rejolcest mine eye*. th> lo .i v \ *til row G L E OF T H E EUROPEAN NATIONS people are taxed to death by the de­ anteeing it forever. When the owner combinations: To the setting of the sun, The presf of Florida is not oppos­ Son one iota from its stand that 30 returned to Jackson vdb- Friday lift of the Genera 116 First St Meal* and short orders, the scroll held In the eagles be*k; Lo, surely It w(aa sweet of Iheo to . mauds made upon them for this and wishes to 1obtain a loan this certifi­ ing the Frisco hold-up itecause it is tllld wife h u ' e re l.if«-’* battles they've fought A II Wallace a s visit of several duy.4 with relative* pur cent of the money spent on the will lie served Furnished room* upthirteen feather* In ench wing; thir­ call ’ But as for her who loveth tbo«, that" public subscription. The peo­ cate of registration could l»o used a* after a state publicity appropriation. As they've stood side by side turned to I be eil> Irma LoUghtruii «tairs Klon Ever Proprietor Frisco fair would he wasted.— Clear­ •nd friends in Sanford. BY HERMAN HIDDEN teen tall feather*: thirteen upright |o, she runneth to tho door, she hold-. ple groan beneath the direct taxes, collateral security pretty much in the It is opposing it because the papers --.fullv man Since tye N *a" bridegroom a here Fe+b> r ■•T\ water Sun. bur* In (he *Mcld; thirteen arrow­ eth thy two hands, saying only, Oh. lot .Itp , Typewriter Kibbbjtj. Remember but they would much prefer to pay same way ns a certificate of stock are edited by publicist*, while the And »he was the bride. —“The Maxima of Noah.’’ by aged the l .mlg lima ii learn lla­ heads; thlrtoen leaves on tho branch; O . the Herald when you need one. a direct tax for all that is expected would be or any other gilt-edged se­ Florida State Commission is com­ -Sooner or later the nations engaged all be uvuiii«-<i It llis servire* will be in great de- I im ilufualt Golctt Burr''«* thirteen letter* in the words ’’quarter N E W SP A P E R S AG R E E IN G ,L 76c delivered !,,,n make mac bine. I >1 Jo'tl of them and le t.it rest at that than curity. ‘ .1 'l l tl in war will find themselves spent and realise that million if men. skill* Uut wlth all of thè rare* , njan«! :»- nu» dollar.” posed of men who seek the lime­ __ _ • <•:, tf 1 II have The newspapers of Florida are woary. There will be victoryfor some anjwhere. Phone pot : lay year* of cm 1 i to be held up evdry week or two by T’hai come to u* all -i-liiatiun, bail .This certificate of«stock, passed to light.— Clearwater Sun. • Harder Task to Do Present Duty. •tiglig« hi in » thought York, Mondu) - Why should practically all agreeing that an ex- (|c. f t for others and profit for none, left the inrtor\ t- >• -ii! ! <>r ihe <it*f some committee sent 01R to . gather a would-be purchaser, duly endorsed, / . t Thore’s heon n rv rF u N. Pleasant It 1* to entertain the ploArtificial Flowers an Old Idea. * ------ G ------J. M. Lord ha* returned from i good hall le.in to muT<* extraorture of ourselves lu *010«* future srono% (*oMi?r«*-rojitiiim* Thut either should fall. In funds for objects thaT the people would be tantamount to a warranty exhibit for the state at S«n FranThere can hardly be any lasting lauto waste nm «ml> " ' «-if tin»but tkd w hero Artltlrlal flower* were mndn In tup. rn III r• i trip to the Ft. While section |{,. it \ oc I­ ' T I I F PANAMA B U B B L E dent Urne* by the F. yvtlana.., Ul planning wl*ely. fc-llng nobly, nnd ex. : cisco’ would be he a great - waste of- p,,),, a ny Df t)u. contending parties. very lives ami po--it-i) the live* i So with hctirty goto! wlll , •. frequently do hot approve. * i I *«r j„ ,„ rv .-ll.iriv «,i facilitât** «he ••*l'°rseeing hi* ri ti«* i» deed. In place of n costly abstract of he . greatly enjoyed - I r t .it \tl(e In commenting upon an editorial and energy and probably result in To change .the map of Europe is not those di*pen>ieiit » h tii-m to nr Europe dtirliiA-Ut*-» •*1'it t;uUi century, routing with the holy triumph uf tho \,„| vhòubléY to shouldt-r. Thcro is certain, work th at must title, the proper state olficer pan ex­ t' " la Hull ni Amorie.i •\ |»r«»'i ** ** whim la rives and friend* - *».•! tl.. • > when till re exit led fUCh ü entxo (OT ~will. but 1« I* a tlltferettotiling, rrot l i t —^ irmt'M tufi * in the Sun in regard to the Efficiency (o u g b t lite guitti fighi, harm » > • ■ ■ for'Florida. Unless ■ it.. 11 ..prico* ,J » tu li i . be done in every town of progress amine the bookB. tor a small fe«, and to) Vf worth the price of a single. human war, hrot I •• ii- 1 • «»ni |M1 ’a U a iiy lin «tr» iiiri’n: Vhill 1 . , tain, flow et : - ut made <*f thl» the green avenue« of the future, but jb mu«t M ’fbiiiily . 5 or 6 dose* 666 uhi bus grown obler 1,. -•.. tl t.gw fand. importance for which no fund* ascertain w hat.‘if any, encumbrances Expert. Wesscis being employed to this state cun have nn exhibit cost­ life. F’ntriotism should never ri*e uThe tin rt hi i« m i . 1 t •r • i fi •» »' ,’1 i; -4 '•stance, while Urn odor of the real In tbu hot dust ol thu present moment, 1 I’ rn •lulls* « 1 . |m vu r « • » * » • • *» • • • « caw» of Fever <>r < , mi,«- Aiil'AproaJ . afe provided and every fight thlnk: on tho title have come into existence raise $ 2 (Jl),000 wur fund for the Kris-1 ing upwards of a million dollars bove humanity. that pem • ti.ii -t •li »ii * ii-.unteti hull. •M f i 'A nw ers wa* Imitated by tho uso of to do tho duty that walla ond want* 1 * 4' ' ' .« in cent*. ri» hope for them now. . ing cllixcn feels the obligation to do since the certificate fcas issued, ¡and co fair, the St. Petersburg Indt-pcn- wo would suffer Ify comparison with il iu-rii ul »I* itullerilig 1 us.—Janies Muf neau «* The history of war is merely a suc­ more hop*.»--- '!»• per.Utne* h«*a (lint: l !«•• hi Ur trill "Í Thi* goo<l couple *o irta-, were a * cur cit y the hostess stater— Miami 'Me­ cession of blunders. Eurh treaty of vinred thu' an his part in furthering the cause of make a record of them on the cer­ dent says: «*ll ■ . i e tn|* r.i r 1 1 v urn ri*! I f t here U»t V A II i in» 1 a Thi. Mis* Saidye W illi: li 'Hat p «•nr "W hatever chance the men at the tropolis. • mi-rea-e iti price* could That tMeir p*>* ma>' he m any community good; this lie is obliged tificate. , ». 1 peace sows the seed of future strife. ity of tin :■« from a delightful ' |h|I Willi f rh* n •1- tli-t, oliti! 1• «I 11* ..'•h- r l „ pl|l III Kodut-I- tb head of the project to raise money IIul there i* it«»-scarcity Their sorrow* be few. ----- O — * to hear about ail th a t he can stand , Thus the state Insures ngainst nil War offends our intelligence and out­ England a - •! I and relatives m >1!•• Illitili! >t«.iUt* *»( hi ri•cr aliti i rn* *rr p i »w♦*r (ul machiner) |u- r\|M-ftetl year have been un forja .Florida exhibit at San Francisco And a* 'they go onward. ITop- of thl* in any event without Iho incursion attacks' every title it has examined Tennesee. She also s|M»nt :i VS 1 ••k Iti A Gainesville .dispatch tells us rages our sympathies. We can but this Wur Tin i " Su' f t Oli uf I ¡ a i iie*V*fle f he W 1'rt> J m a r k o ts ha\* Uur Helen and Endor | | \ i.hundan!, the of •"commissioners" and other gen* and has. certified to he good and va­ had Id get the necessary- $ 200,000 that the county commissioners there stand aside and murmur " T h e pity Htnlw* do ' »1 * i • •i.ai S f (e l h iv e r-l'y t:*ti.. Jacksonville ere ri 11if nini i! hi m*« n, ncii I IIIK l II# . 1«A Rich harvests inaj 1 reap been well supplied, and arrangements tlemanly hold-up artists who are lid. Under the North Carolina law, seems to have gone glimmering since have amende^ .their usual rulo of of It a ll,'The pity of it ujl.” emphutii'u! > ii»' the Florida Mate Front goml «leed* th e y render. •CITI« n nei In l ' e of t h a t ' i t y am i the employment of im outsider to |,i,d been inaile to dispose of The snr promoting scheme« for object* whofce un indemnity fund, is I.H Mr». Edgn r B yet war i» riigine established Of Tulli, h-^-e granting a permit to any man who UT I cannot lose my faith, however, hrtY.nl w il Intuì I h r * m e n a c e ni f ‘ daughter, Evelyn. j»ri* bm it«- h y n in I *tilib e*- 1 benefit* are not readily visible. I, -,- • of I l o e plus ut which provide* u remedy in value raise the funds. wanted to carry u pistol upon his thnt the human race continues to ad­ mind than m■'»• »» ir. ilh». May God s riebest blessings V !t I« in in 11 *• i1 1‘ W » ü b ' « ml " " I t seems thnt the press of the The Reporter-Star believe* thijt for one who claims to have lost his ( »ftcr spending »'• dl prilli» lutst \ if a d v a n c e d prices uniti HI D N I v i Hh A L CAW 1 ir -H* Hilitill* erti filing the bond required by law, und vance despite pll obstacles; it snatch ­ riddle. If i * t » them here, ! oli I 1(0,1 ( \l n» \Vi O til»' r » 1 » No .-r 1I-. tl It te porary *n* in • ti state ,i| i not going to play "g o a t" athe best thing the "commissioner*” rights in land by the mistake of thç '.»■ .•H w r i: i p Mrs. -Bigger* par I'-. w t « • ' \ f will hereafter inquire Into the rea­ es wh;rt benefits it can from every to it -1 would I. tol(.1 eliti i* \ I,it tl »I to r*J^e funds for an exhibition at state, to which loss he has not con­ gnin, and the probabilities are that sons why such applicant should wont I?: Ii im tween the ‘ them ....... I t lo t r situation. 1 nm optimist enough t«> Tu ' the newspapers of Florida will make (l, I„g to loti-ign " • ‘ I the Panama exposition'could do for tributed by any negligence on his to carry deadly weapons and refuse tin nk I lint it better and greater Hu fermented io tlo .............................................. * * Mr». Gmulbu ■ o h«-r Florida would lie to declare ah im­ own part-hut he hnx no rlnim against such u fight f hat th r,re will heno H- the permit unless the reaso n n ee m t* I ” uf a pelt 1 r* i r n - t . d . > M» t., And in-re’* t»> the bride, rope untfa better a nd greater German l a ss a n d b u h ’ 1915 arid position upon the people of Florida the land Itself. Registration of title rida exhildt. It is just as well That 1 sutlicicnt. T h a t is the only cationul tu make rt I Eilective August 1st ÍU N to August Is* 1 • •. •it|«*•-fl. flatiing g“ This I» not » >'**•':utul condition. U |»\tu­ And . here’s to thulr friend*, arc am *ng»ihe Su.toril Emjdre will emerge from the hopeless .to attem pt it, and refuse to serve. under this law is entirely voluntary. money could be better spent in ad­ guaranteed agilntt any reductions during thst time: ing on the ..lu ' < well to the contrary, it l»*un unnatural one. construction of the luw on the suit* chaos of tddny. So faithful nnd tried. are sojodrning nmong lli«» ino un* ¡ing t" roll, ge i» ^ oui«! he < . . vertising the Florida orango in news­ ¡inil it has been brought aboutby The object is one that may b s en- Tiroes Uhlon. . csiigan A. thousand t• m ill V s'.tton unu . Ject-for if men arc permitted .to go tains of North Carolina. t*» **1•• • Runabout - * *: * • Wc arc living in a day of great papers and magnxines. It would he ■ domed in the abstract and damned — -O—— N % fi !j»tf «•*»ll«*it*M * |u-for* co­ combination» to speculate in a proaround armed for murder merely by prises. History does not often furnish .prefer to .'I« the Due rousing good cheer. Y ft ti T * * r-y r hull very nearly impossible to ship Flori­ «poetividemand from'abroad due in the concrete with equal «»rot t ­ Touring Car 550 Closing out all typewriter « i ,• «»f fvf her *in tei genius of the Ti- it \yh:tt matter« the weather. filing-a small bond, every county in P IK E R S IN CHARGE such examples of sudden and swift the routine-' f I da fruit across t|ie couhtry and have «b lin d 1 nl lit ! »'d *up I hi- war “11or abunda * ntjss and fervor. Florida should be Best grades only, at (•lull . I 1 pa per tirW B u t e might show n mobilized I f til ur «unshine nnd rain. Town Car - - r * 750 heing cornered rorm-red: The Now* la In receipt of a news­ it show to advantage beside the frpsh I Ii changes. The course of events may i mil the a ir c- . ari being "» •a represented at the San Frahdsco per dofen beet*. Herald «»thee •’* (In Ibn I’nltrS Ulnlr« ol tmr«k» Oolf I arm y of pistol toters ready for the 'll -tl Mil « We all «land together 1,1 lead into unexpected channels. •i? if exposition— ye$. But the proper pro­ p ap er’ clipping posted on a ‘ letter fruit that is displayed by the Cali­ arc to bp mudi to * ':'"r 1 . I leap to extend U■et Those present were; Mcsdam** ir trap-. slaughter. ho do not ht ' t n ' ' ' 1 \ »if l vision hasn't been made for it; themen head of the ."F lo rid a S tate Com-, fornia growers. Europe'is likely to change more in curie* tjl'l-e inri* My h-art [ \ siu-ldeti J U Adum*. Graham The cases are rare n'ml exception­ I Tl The farmers are III I'll' ion to I lo-tr -in g le «"I -^ O * who are-nam ed as ¿brumissionrr* mission,- Pannrna-Pnrttic Internat- w— — the next year than it has in the Inst man'nntion < ­ iircale * -H 1 all •* ••••'er* ■ K Tnl.it, II H I’uttishall. E. M al where any good cltixen in a decent (•hi t,t i t.c • r paring seed b«-d* IN SU T S FLO RID A P A P E R Aro not.going to give muchfof their, ional Exposition*’ hearing tly? names All retail buyer* nf new Ford cars from August 1st 1914 fifty, it is tUyjut time for the Politics loving care »: vantage ,„,1 a* good money Dooley. ( ’ R. I’biBip*. »’ T. Wukecommunity nAeds to carry a pistol, late. aeed. The indiratiot:» nr.tlm' » i to of J , Clifford . Foster, ns chairman oui * 1 III to August 1st 1915 will thane in the profits ol the coiti­ time and atten tio n - to it, because •l'„,1er -u' h circoiiistunce« it wt Exhibition French, of 'Sanford, in and the, other kind of citizen should of Europe to emerge from thu medea- the stake it i 'l ,|f,.r.d. there will onli.ld. Misses Belle Erehtipr. Blaneh on • each car very large crop of celery »t«l other to tr T . M. Wear, vice-chairman, and pn piny to the e.tent of $40 to $00 per car. on ‘ ‘ th ey can’t afYord to. Thoy ure lend­ ' |m- Minch la-tfer lor t'ongre-* his enthusiasm for raising .money for not be |>ertnitted to carry one at all, val shadow of diplomacy and be con­ the inflated »n 1 ’ IV.ttishnll, Georg's I’aUtshuU, un<L |¿,rgiheld < > l entries vegetables will be grown in »»'« d o l l i l i ' l l . *' ¡hey buy. P R O V I D E D : we sell and deliver 300.000 new 8chraeder, aecrotary. with ing their natfit* to it to.m ake I t re­ H. and find some means to prevent the J. anetta Sheldon, and Mssrs bh ei-’ a Florida exhibit at the California no matter how many bonds he filed, ducted in the twentieth century fash­ Slavs. II be o p en ,for practice The trap* wi Vicinity this season . ¡ 41 ,i > ra torli* ** spectable and tbo likely result will offices in the Heard National Bank, exposition, claims that a romhinuFord car* during that period. oxporratfdn of domeatic product* in To shutr liow n tl Jo n , ’ Pattiihall. . rhilli|»».Wakefiold unleM he could show conclusively a ion. In~my estimation the diploma la i next Friday afternoon, iand nil shoot». the G ® he that the enterprise will fall into JadianviUe. The clipping ia in the tio n .o f newspaper interests in the stead of doing what it ran to facili have plnyed a very im portant part clinics anti 'let*' Mr. Moses a n d .fa ir ly uf Eiuti* the public are Invired. . Ask us-for particulars ' case of extreme urgency fylly justi­ anil Dooley w*-ll a* 1 nature, of an-'allegcd interview with nr I inhH ni *4 err :iH the hand] of impractical men, prob­ State is trying to Work the enter­ fying the privilege, The commission­ in bringing about the wnr, by isolat­ of its opportunity were In Sanford Friday^. They were information address tate such exportation. Other' roun , , n ¡, g to h®! For further ably grafters, who wilt seise the op­ an alleged "dow n-state” man (one prise in their own interest in expocting Germany and Austria. once is alon» a < -r. • foremerly of Manhnttan. Kdnsa*St. Fetorahurg, Fla. , tries .protect their food supplie*, «nd ers in, the various counties of Florida T A G ru ve*. Discoverers of IBumlnatlnj Gas. portunity with the avidity to get a of those who have been buying stock Ing^to aqueexe $50,000 out of the Sanford Hernjd I even regulate the prices. in time* ol en for vdiifwi't''and M f. Moses some lim e ag« I t will be necessary to reconstruct are invested with a very heavy re­ the >«» (ifl.-r O l la a ome of the fake Jacksonville life .a» It vas in 1702 that a Britisher.on*» if greed ami selfiahnes* free triji to California, see the sights Th* War deal' In hum-" c F. WILLIAMS. Af*nt made the trip from that place t,o StatefcgU Jnture for their own adver­ sponsibility In this matter of grant­ the boundaries of'E u rop e. Let it he magazine* is about the j stress, permit Mr. Murdoch, tundo th® Pfst succe»»,n money. * ,• thr'-e and leave tho exhibit, If haply there enterprises U probably meant by tising scheme. ami th I the forms of speculation «ru EDWARD 1UGGINS. S»U«m«o • . ing permits to carry pistols, and they done this time ao justly, so humanely lessly as thegam j'1, Florida in his automobile. bargain in good literature that U " d ' to bring sufiering to our people. tu| rxntrlmM.t s on tho* Illuminating of iir may .be any, to .look out for horself. down-state; most of them state that host This charge does not come with should exercise a wise and careful nm! so intelligently th at there will be agipe tho , * d« The down-atato ' p u no Bnd P lay er.. Piano- Expert ha* been,mn j r here and wi]l’never he as now thr«-.-itened, there will im on! properties of ti nee».* Six Tr *r* later If the Florida C itrus' Exchange they are down). very good gfaeo from Mr. French discretion In doing so. no necessity for doing it over again great general vim i; ' " n" ”nt< •Thai $2.25 you get the man has it all figured out why the tuning and repairing . All work nh- mad*“ a g a i n Fof wishes to mako an eahihit at Cal­ ïip e r to u . «.n u .» « .H.« * ' W W -« « - • «>* ■x’ or'ilettr « — ' lion Illu­ ant^the newspapera should make the' ’ Le for some time. There is a close rela­ the task of taking • The pis'tol-toter at large ia the ,o|u,.iy guaranteed. W .U . H arvey. ,l,v Woman-. Wn,Id The li VI ifornia. or if the cigar makers of Tam ­ newspaper« of Florida nre opposed call on him to ahow up. • Siete» O » « » » ™ » « eh.ll « . «I» — minated P ri* hv this new discovery curse of Florida, and if his nejgh- tionship, or should be, between racial position will o »1 ,!l,‘ l' 1 ! ‘ 0 B oa 1233 Phone 2(9-1. 1 » 2 -" ...........hold. The P eop t" pa wish to display their goods there to the poeple.of th e ir-sections beW e’ have laws to r e a c h consjrtra ; We suspect it a fiction of Mr. bora watch him, hé has no one to and territorial boundaries. Most treat­ lives; it w illV ch. n at the P whole y e a r »nd Farm U fe .» for one -they may do so, and all will be glad ipg touched by the Jacksonville men French’s fertile brajn-ahout the only cies and combination* so monstrous M- ¡Mn *. Anlomobile Owners Take Notice blame hut himself, for he la an habit­ ies bavo been dictated by the con­ for it must ¡0 ' ■•k ibe time to subscrlrie M If they do; but there i* no ca u se ‘or for an qllcged exhibit at the Panama- evidence .of fertility he has ever the conspiracies and combi- 1 N«w is five thousard b '* ' Reduced R ates over •C o n crete For Sub-Good Presto Lite tank. Y\ ill as ure ••»«• «.»•-»----- . ual criminal unless he has eompliod quering nations with total disregard ............. ;hou«B , Si reason why the individual Interests Pacific Exposition. nations to Increase the co*t of food g r shown.— Orlando Citixcn. manufacturer nt >r ..„t ,« fini for natural fixed boundaries.. ' with the conditions of the iayr-per­ Bridge at D aytona— All small cars for ten dollar* cash Worth "A scheme waa put on foot some of-a few should be promoted and he be sold product»*a gainst the natural laws ot ,h 1 1 have a steady conviction th a t wo dollar* ipr.-tkPrtfCUUO,i mitting him to carry the weapon.­ ’ “including Forda with passenger* „ « , « . n y one. I » « « * ' » « given the seeming patronage of the time ago by som e'of the newspapers trade. All the machinery for investi- ( L A K E REG IO N M E E T !,,rn(; if shall witness, within tho year, the thousand hem.' « f — Lakeland Telegram. * round trip. 26c. All large ca r* 8 t» te when na n matter of fact the in^ Florida to have rst«bliahed a Office.— 1°5 ,rl‘' * . gution und prosecution ought to be! p ¡»J formation of a great Teutonic another flag may fl> ' "r * eluding passengers 35c round trip. The Lake Region Editorial associ­ Thursday* «n«l S u n d a y * - « - ood- put in motion at one« and every­ S tate 1» not participating. The publicity bureau, chiefly through the Germany, like other empires, was ot (o rtifled VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO. i t Park Bifn 1«5 conv‘ nlenccs. where. The gravity of the crime-for! S ta te’s legislative body has aald In medium of the press, the papers of ation is scheduled to meet in Orlando • Some of our a u to papers are send­ joke for Eurap « 1 *» l,!ay pon ■ founded upon military supremacy’ 83*Fri-13tc “ nt* The only **fc. clean iV is nothing"lew than critne-uguinst I A ' effect tha Florida did not care to the Slate Interested of coure* to early in October. This association ia ing out their publications under C o n s id e r b ro n ^ o u p b S S ^ m y o u \ w S ! n ^ n d Ww h o t a k e s a n maintained by a successful commer­ l*yl .. ____ v A»«ri»' the public demands the prompt »t- X r e s o u r c e s , w h o allOWS yOU tO H in y o u r U U S lllf » a « y * he represented California, and it figure largely in the plan and un­ supposed to he composed of the news­ printed wrappers that are not only S S T S i w . l i . D. R. Brisaon, wife and children I feel .u r. that every ^ „ cial policy. It cannot be that it is to c l e a n e d and re-filled frqm nr- ’ * . every ___ ____ ___ _;.... rttfii-cr! —2I sinterest a. ____ i |n „.Mil. Itiia tn e s u m ir r e s s . --------would now be false representation doubtedly to get somelhlng In re­ paper men in Orange. Oaceola, Semi­ neat, but appropriate. The Kissim­ tention of prosecuting ^ ctive in your basiness success have returned from an extended stay daily. he laid away upon the shelves of his­ will Join In the hops-cf an tcia n well. Shower bath, toboggan to attem pt to make It appear, other­ turn for their patriotism In the mat­ nole, Volusia and Lake counties. Not mee Valley Gazette has a printed Thr »-»or ss TLio iii thp rplation we form with our customers. . *ur,ri in Het Sprinra. A;k. While there tesiar in the country, lasting pence, > r ' ' _ »mi tory before it has developed ita full Leased privately also. 8t 6f all of the newspaper men have joined te r," says the alleged down-etate wise.— Reporter Star. Mr*. Briuon waa very 111 with pneu­ slide wrapper “ Hero la your Kisaimraea usefulneu and power. The German forced into ,he lum'U of an M ake us a partner in your business agreeable to the- above ,« a * a in n o o d n f And Cqngress may well auspend S but it la h op£d that all will attend. man. monia, and Mr. Brlsson with mala­ Valley . G azelle,” while Bob Holly Empire has not done all for dvili- German nation, but 1 » . ¡ ¿ r 'tr*diits efforu U > provide mean» to get The local news-man and printers The N caa will bet a peek of pea­ T IT L E R E C O R D R E F O R M rolls hta excellent paper up in pa­ ixaliqn it waa destined to <l°- * tho rial fever, and as adon a* they were products out of the country until the l Ä r f K ’ w welcome and" w e‘wiH Ä y o u C ^ S y ' w S ^ P .0” their history a " '1 !s,:nsdve* •* Torren» System Should be Installed nuts against a pii\t of brains to be should get together at a reasonably per bearing this Inscription: "T h is able to travel returned to Sanford speculator, have been brought .to d o n . (h e , r » « German contributions to science, M i * Klicirwiuc p fl. . • *• ’ • 4 • early date, todevise ways and means extracted from the alleged commis­ Bible along such business lin lines. in Florida. * and are npw* much * Improved in wrapper conUjna Holly’* Herald, coipmerce and literature are too real well upon v-mir Hundted Victor and Colum- term*. The m ote.pf *uch product* for the ehterUinm ent of this organi­ How many property owners can sion that no downstate man ever from Sanford, Florida/'-Zofia Truth. to permit the belief th at ita work i* during the h»1 j O ty year* In m \ ^ ord. and two Machine, for kept here the better tho chanco to . M A K E OUR BANK YOUR BANK ,V «> orti» ■ _ jo5-2tp We’ll zation. he aure that their respective title* gavé any auch Interview. Tho wrapper M a conceit of the finished’ and a new. order to Replace fields of C. M. Berry. jirinif prices to » normal level. L ’ Mr p. B. Singletary and fam ily are c h a n g e * If this la in the minds o f out con­ double the bet th at some member, of to th e property they own-or think Jlusinesa. Manager. We are really too the .old. Y et the panorama of rhang* raerte. S e e m .» « P« .1' 1 “ * 1™ greeting Sanford friends once more. thej/dwn- are good? They can never the alleged commission,'or Itime em­ temporaries . a word to that' effect, rhodeat to qllow It tp go put but the week in country home.-Address may ~urifold with startling suddei^ . ’ They have rented Mr. Fred W illiam * ! by would be to the pftlnt.— Orlando ployee, wrote thé Interviewhimself. An Actor In 8p<t* of Hlmaslf. be aure that th at title will not be dis­ B. M. threatened to discharge tho ness that the dream of the Liheralist • - - ■Arthur * *•— fi»-4«ti»«* B o, 1(53 S«n(.rd. 105-2'p. reeidcnce In the absence of his f*mPresident Twining HadloTi The News Is not (atniliar with the Citlsen. puted-in the fu tu re,'th at there will N O T IC E editor unless he allowed him*.to have and Socialist may soon be realised. of Yale, used to recall with tra t hla •lly. Cnpt Singletary U on train 27 and (COURT HOUSE BUILDING) not be, some day, costly and harass­ publicity scheme as outlined by the his way, ao what would you doT \yar breedij socialism. At night the one appearance, in hit. H T E M P T IN G — , 28-from Sanford to Tampa relieving 7th white horse w e ig h e d - a b o u t i 130 ing litigation sustain in the not newspaper men who »met at Sanford i l)T« D. L. THRASllER, V-Prei. opposing hosts rest on their aim s, A» 1 have chart« óf Capf. Brower for a month or six d, eight years old. .aylUh- ap- •u amateur getor "T h W ■ sat S S»nFORREST LAKE, Prti. ■urely successful attem pt to hold several month* ago. Wê do know, " A man high up in the « (la in of the me any word» tu-apeak. ho aaltl. Ml An Orlando man raises a crop of searching the heavens for the rlddlo x jtle Bond *‘ (¡t**r* weeks, After leaving Sanford Capt. Florida S U te CommlsiionoftheF»-. nte «•' * ' ' ' M however, that Bob Hotly of the San­ the property they are*now living on, I bad to do war itf walk ■or“ * Singletary and family will visit hla am a-Pacific International Exposition Alfalfa Hay every two •montha-r -r of life and death, and .wondering for(1 Land * W * ' s , ¡ . ¿ 1 T-.i A** or the winta they ate enjoying. Such ford Herald, president .ol the Florida ■taxi’, but It h*i bouao. nwhat their tomorrow will b r in g fo r th .jeom^i j can ho found and yet Florida doesn’t raise en­ brother In Paragpuld, Ark. »nd UUl an experience m aybetheíate ofthefr Press Association, was rlcctjsd as writes: " I would like to sew you on __Tbt» World* Ä n . n « “ M - s‘ n,<’r " Around the thousand camp flroa the ofB ceh Jhe court , ough cattlato supply her .ow n Wenda in St. Loul* before retu rn in g the commission.” , the chairman pf the organlaaition— helra, their widow* or children who Hammock. V dairy and meat demands.— Ja ck ­ steady conviction ig being driven ¡f . to their homo a t Sebring, Fla. Certainly. they would gladly shield from aucb » and we know further, that any man . e home that J^his sa'rriflro of life might Probably It would put a muflieron sonville Metropolis. fate. They would .ho glad to Inaur# who deliberately characterises Bob ' A • page C IT Y I Tiff SANFORD HERALD That Man Was T H E H IG H ER COST O F LIVING S O LV ED . __ I s * « « BEG IN TO SA V E TODAY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLA. i W. W. ABERNATHY' Ä Ä THE REAL WAR SIT U A T IO N Feed Us First ? ¿ fio r d Low er Prices on K Ford Cars B u y e r s to S h a r e in Pr - ofi t: Ford Motor Company I A Good Partner For AH H itinnal ClassifiedAds Sem inole wA*. <K ■ ’ - i rri -, ' a ■ -- -T.it Bank �: of F o rtu n e — By Randall Parrish Copyright, 1912, by A. C. McClurg & Co. fort to close ih * J o o r ! sud T iI3 Dot move! confident he * u pot alone. "Say, George, what boat la this?" I asked. “Mah hhmo la Loula,,snh.*' “All right, Louis, (ben; what'a the ironic of tbla vessel?” "Hho am do SrofOull. bo* a mighty fin’ boat la b ." “Ho I Judge. What la she,. fruiter or irtivate yacht?" ■ “I- reckon I don't Juat know.“ nnd ho grinned. # T'erhap* th ru -you will Inform me where \xo aro bound. 1 aupinwo you know that?" ••No, sab; do cnptnln'he nobber done tol' me. aah. nothin' 'bout hi« iwrsoual plan». AIL he done aald was fer mo to bustle sum ghih In yore." The shadow of « man blocked the doorway. Ud wna tm# of those who had beep In (be stnnll hont.nnd I no­ ticed a rorolrcr ut his waist. "Tbat's enough, boy. Come, now, hut with youT* he commanded grutfiy. “Nover you mlniLtho door- I’ll atteuiL to th a t" He pulled tbp door tu^after the rotrefttiug form of the negro, and 1 heard the sharp click of the hitch nnd then his ruler, inufiled by Inter­ vening wood. ordering the ' irte ward a f t There waa no appearance o f auy lock on the door. Probably there was ■Urlng back toward lhe~bouse. ~A few momenta y e waited In'»Hence; then the «lender figure o f the one who seemed the lending spirit emerged from out the cnm*. Herman Joined us. the latter taking the tiller, tho former pushing off nnd springing alertly Into BusfDctad of burglary, Crai* I* cleared the bow. by » ' young woman »»»rici+nji Is ths Lying between the thwarta, face street. Bha la out of work and'hungry. turned upward, all ! could are distinct­ They talk In a restaurant. ly was the black oarsman, a Ithough oc­ Bhe U ah setreas. deteriori by bar wealthy, drunken husband. Bbt consents casionally, .when he leaped forward. I caught gttmpsca of the fellow I believ­ , to go south with Craig. 'Urs. Damarti la s good woman and will ed to tie the captain of the strange play tbs part of Mrs. Hanley to help crew., Our boat skilled the shore, Craig. They arrive al tbe rundown lien- keeping close within the concealing lay plantation and aro greeted by a rough sbndowa, na evidenced by overhanging looking ovw'aoer. tree*. Twenty minutes elapsed ere Coombs, the overseer, and a mysterious we were scraping along tho sklP-of a Degrees Salita seem to be tho only per­ sona on tho plantation. Craig la swat's ■tflaspJ-WWxile-ilia, coed by a shot wnd linda a man murdered • I wna hustled roughly to my feet and Broussard, a creole friend of Coombs, bundled ntmard. My head atlll reeled appaara Probing (bo murder, Craig finds dlsxlly. nnd the two men gripping my the corpse missing lira. Barnard Is really anus hurried me over the rail so swift­ Mrs. Henley. Bhe and Craig determine to ly my first Impressions were extreme­ flghr tot hoe oiteotfi g -tmobend-e celala ly v/iguc. I knew.the »Vies of the Tea-SmrSCISTev TIWllejr_ dead, sol’Were painted a dull gray, as nearly Coombs denies Hanley la dead an* de­ flea Craig, although tbo latter reveals an Invisible color ns could be concelvlir a Henlay's Identity to tbe overoeor. cd. I recall the shnrp sheer of her The latter says Healer himself put him bow, the clearness of her line* nnd the tn charge of the plantation. low aweep of her rail. Less than 1,000 lir a Hanley end Craig And Philip Hen- tons burden, I thought, and then na tar's seal ring In the garden. Exploring my e y e s'swept aloft, and along the tbe bouse alona Craig (Inde a secret base­ decks I knew her for either a private ment room. yacht, or tropic fruit steamer. Ha Is trapped end discovers two dead “First stateroom, second cabin," said bpdlea One le tbe mtssleg corpse, and Lively now." the other la Coombe. Craig la struck g new voicsusharply, “Shall we unloose the ropes, nlr?" down and le made prisoner by a dark young man. another named Herman and "Yea. Faptcfl the door and leavo a Broussard. M rs Hanley la also caught guard. Stow away the boat. Breussard. Everything ready, captain.*4 I went down a brand stairway, shin­ CHAPTER X. ing brass rail» on either aide, which Taken PrisorlSr. led to'.n spacious after cabin. A table ceod na we thought best These peo­ HE newcomer passed so clos* extended J t a .full, length, already set ple were lawless enough without hen! ilu me 1' could feel bis foot for a meal, nnd n round,faced negro doubt—tbe murders already commit­ (ouch mine. The doorrctnaln- In white serving Jacket grinned at ted were evidence of that—but •all - ■ed ajar and. If escape waa pos-me as the tnpqprp«sed iuc between they desired, so fa r ag we were |K-r•Ihle, now was the time. Withthem headinto a narrow passage leading aoually concerned, was to get us safe- ' reeling dixxUy, I crept through tbe forward. A moment later I was un­ ly out of the way. where we could no opening, yet held the latch, faaclnaied ceremoniously thrust luto n small longer ..Interfere with their plans. apartment on iny right. . the ropes What those plans might be 1 could by tho first spoken words wltblp. about uiy wrl*t» loosened nnd the merely conjecture, with little-enough "W ell. Dronssard, what la lit" door shut'nnd locked behind me. - For to guide my guessing. They might t>o “All seen to, air." perhaps five minutes I lay where l filibusters connected with some revo­ "The bodies are planted, then!" had been so unceremoniously drop­ lution along the Central American “The men nttcpd to tliat." ped. weakened by loss of blood nnd coast, smugglers or. marauders of even “And the woman?“ “On her way; tbere was no trouble. dated by the rapidity of events. I less respectability. inring the Henley found It hart! tn adjust my faculties plnce for u rendezvous. These fellows* Salllo bad her doped, s ir" “ l expected she would, Then that to (hla new situation, but I thought It were doubtless the • glmats which finishes our job here, lieraisn. and tb* might yet lx; my privilege to foil haunted the plnce nnd hnd given It quicker we nrj* off the better. \Ve got these villain» and rractio Mrs.- nen- so unennny a reputation throughout the fellow after you 'left. Hrousaard: ley. It was my belief she.wna also on tho neighborhood. They would nntbit him a hit too bard. It scema, hut board thlg vessel. I hnd no renson to orally resent any Interference, nny n o kone will erer Investissi«;, so It’s assume this except the wording -of change In owncrsbl|i or control. Foa- < Just ss well. Adventurer named Craig. Broussard'« report, which I had orcr- slhly If they wore thieves, ns I more Ju^t discharged from the ariny.’^ tluiu - half auaiiectnl. they had loot “ Wtxut; la be?*' - ^ -y-~ '_ hurled nenr by nnd were anxious to “ Lying there In thè passage behind get us out of thujwny long enough to tb e dehr. .llava. l'etere apd Sam bury reKTTTCtr-tf TTmffwrrm t.' * TtlTi nppeirtedr " til hr along- wttli the others and then to me ps by fur th«j most probable exJoin us. Wo‘M go sboard.” plnnntluD. The door opened again.' I shut the door and started down the anti the guard stood revealed beforfl passage. For a dozen steps It was uie lu the glare of light. black ns night Then there wns a “The old man wants you," be ex«harp kwenro to the right and a glen in piulued brusquely. waving Ills hand o f daylight In the far distance- Al­ aft as though specifying tho direction. < ready they were at the barrier, and 1 ■■'Come on. now ” , ran forward n-cklemriy, eager to es­ 1 preceded him along the nnrrow cape Into tbe open. Tho way wns ’passage: Tho cablh .wns unoccupied, d ear. Ihe dour rising »lightly, yft with­ the entile swung up agnlnst tile Lenina 1 out oliai ructions. I could bear voices, of the upper dock, the heavy chairs th e pounding of feet behind, and I moved back, leaving u wide open space. n ud e «li-sperate effort to outdistance The furnishings were rich, In excellent tny pursuers. That they were merql)n»te. It wua n ynchtllko Interior. < 'lesa I knew, and my ouly hope iny In There was hut (¡ne door, evidence thnt , attaining some hiding place lb the a single cabin occupied the entiro Weeds before they could ciiirgc Into space listen),’ nnd I stopped' Ik'fore ft, th e daylight. I (bought oT nothing my companion applying Ills knuckle* else. nut ns 1 buret, straining and to (be wood, but -without removing breathless. Into the open hands grlpjiod hfs watchful eyes from tuo. A tmifiled me from Imth »idra. An Instant I voice asked who waa there, mid.at the .< ntruggì«! to breark free, fighting wlili.n response replied;, ‘ " , mad ferocity. which nearly accomplish­ *'0|)cii the door and show him |u. P c -. . ed tbe purpose. Hut they were tóo ter*, nnd remain where you are within ..nil many for me. So llruuiwnnl'a tielt wna ntrapped tightly, htndlng my hnnds 1 entered nnd foulid inyaclf U|>on n helplessly to my sides, and I was hurl­ plnln. uucar|H‘ted deck, the white walls ed over so that I stared up blindly and celling undccorat«l. On ode side was n double tier, o f berths, lockers Into th e face of tho fellow Jn com­ were between,the |H>rta, nnd hejivy mand IIM black eyes were sneering, curtalus «Irapcd the. two windows aft. while the unpleasant amilo rotea led a row of wUHc teeth. “She am ds 8*a Qutl, an' a mighty fin* Opposite tho berths was nu nmi rack, containing a variety o f weapons, and “Great Qod, man!” ho exclaimed. boat, sah." ’ the only floor covering was a small ‘••You. must have the akull of an oleheard. Itut *he was a prisoner, and rug beneath a desk n«uir tbo center of Uihant. Are you netually alive?*' this vessel would tm the most likely the a part incut. TbU latter was litter"'Very much so." 1 gasped, defiant placo for her to bo confined. I sat up, «1 with paper*, among them a map or ktlll. my flesh burning, nnd stared nbouL two. on which courses hnd been prick­ “Mnyho 1 finish heern monsieur,” Tb* light shlulhg-through the single ed. Uoymxl ttitae nil the room-con­ ,|in-uloned nroussard. with knei> still closed port wna dim. convlnolng me tained wna ii »mall bookcase, crowded gflanted cn iny ch est “Then ho not tbe aun had already set As I got to with volume*, nnd a few chairs, ohly d*1k. b e y r my *fwt I could feel a faint throb of one upholstered. The only i«erson T b e leader latjghed. with a wave of tbe engine and realized wo wery mov­ present occupied this, and' wss seated €be hand. ' ! - - - ing flow!/'-through tbo water. The at the desk, welching me, n cigarette “ You take the fellow Taf too serious­ gtaak of the porthole was thick, but quioYldg Ketwrau hla lingers. It wa* ly, Lot him np. F11 AfitL^u-way to clear. I knelt on the berth and looked the Olivo lined mad of the cellar, the d o se hla mouth If It over be u«ressary. o u t dimly perceiving tho ahoro llpe <>ne I hnd (ricked ns leader, and hla Bealdos, be knows nothing tu do any slipping past, with an eYer broaden­ p-Hh gleamed white In an effort to h a rm " . ing stretch-of water Intervening. Then smile. - In spite pf Ills skin nnd dark Out «if .the depth of despair nnd deI sat down helplessly on tbo ntool and ey«w, I could hot guesa at his natlunfe&t there had come an animating ray wnltih for Hometlftug to occur. alliy. but felt nn Instinctive dislike to o r hbpe—they were going to take me him, more deeply rooted than,before, cnix? wa»^ lni|xxwlhle. with \heni. Even ns a prisoner I .JTbe ,miin who appenmt tn be the now thnt 1 comprehended how com­ should be'near, her, would yet be'able chief tmd sold he would turn the girl pletely I wna In his power. to dig out ttio truth. * •Take a scnL Craig.*' ne o ld . speak­ tree III Ne\v Orleans, when) she could “You take boero along, inonalourj“ do' them no h<vm. New Orleans, then, ing with a faint sccont barely percep­ f t was Hroussanl a voice. “Zat vat wn* douhtte** the port for which we tible- 'T h e second chnlr will be found you mean?“ untied. ' It was dear they meant no the morc-jomfortable. Now wo ‘can “Certainly. Why not? There's plen­ peraeLA) harm to her, and they would talk easily. May I offer you a cigar­ ty o f work for another hand ou board. -nev**e have brought me on board ette*** I accepted It more to exhibit my own T ru st uie to break him In. Come! «Ur* If they bad deemed It necessary coolness than from any, desire to H ustle (he lad along, boys. I'll ' bs to otherwise dispose of me. These smoke, hut without other' response/ « lib you lu a minute." romdderatlous wore!'to the*main, re­ “t trust yon hare been fairly cobs They drova me • forward roughly assuring. nnd as 1 turned them over In fort a Me since coming ou board the -s' -. •_ ' * enough. Wo emerged luto an open * spare, from which 1 taw the chimneys my mind 1 drifted Into better humor. Sea Uull.*\ ' “As much so as a prisoner cbhid o f tbo old bouse far awny to our left. Besides, my head censed- to act)« T b e (Oitb l*d onward luto anotlier It Was fully an hour after the com-1 culturally expect to be.’* 1 replied In­ «•red patch beyond, dowp a steep ra­ lug of durknevs before 1 waa disturb­ differently. 'This vessel, then, Is tbe • .' ' vine, mid then before tis stretched the ed. Then tho door opeued. and the Sea Gull r* lonely waters of tho bayou. Hidden entering gleam of a light swinging la ' : "At prwfent—yes. The name Is Im­ under the drooping foliage of the hank the passage revealed Ihe grinning ne­ material, oo-loug as It sounds well and w as a small boat, n negro In tbestern .' gro attAvanl bearing a well filled tray. conforms (iu the manifest. * However, f was thrust-In unceremoniously, the This be deposited In tbe berth, while Just'now -the register fends Sea Gull, three others follotvlng, each man »lilp- applylug a match to the lamp over­ lleuley*. master;' MO tons, schoouer plug an oar loto the row-Jocks. Her­ head. 1 saw no shadow of any guard man alone remained on short, scatteroutside, but the fellow made no ef­ log (ho embers of « small .fire nud S Y N O P S IS T The' following notice hasv.. -been sent * t * ".y , ** -Lr , : * < =:■*r* . ' out by the Writing Paper Manufacturers Association: , ders be accepted in accordance ^with com tions existing at the time. . • ' * i ;| . —■' —• In accordance with the above recomme. dation, we hereby withdraw prices. In anticipation of the above menl tion increase we have màçie heavy ■, * ' iN purchases of all grades of paper in the past few weeks. — Our Prices On Print ing Will Not Be ' • Increased! * ' ^ * » I . Come in today and let us print your •' ■ ■ i winter’s supply of Stationery and forpis. We cannot guarantee that the present •. ** _ -. * i prices on printing will remain as they now are A N Y T H IN G 1 0 7 MAGNOLIA A V E �a u g u st 7~” , - v» • r fa i. 1>U rrr n d ism a TH E SAN PO RD HERALD a'n act. You tell him io .” to hi* »cat at the desk. tEer Involved with tbo girl." "1 hifrdly'think he wl|l, madam,** re­ We both area« to our fe e t'a * abe "You would oblige me by leaving her entered, glancing about her curiously turned the captain shortly, evidently, name out of tho discussion then," I lie at tbo rather strange surroundings, feeling It b ettir not to* let me.speak. torpoacd coldly. then- stopping Irresolutely, apparently “And therv l» no use going on with lie chuckled, well satisfied with* his recognizing neither of ns. Suddenly this any farther. Answer me a ques­ the light of recognition Inaped Into her tion or two, that Is all. Wbeu did you diplomacy. ____ . "W e cannot obliterate tier entirely. »ye* and she took a quick step for­ first tell Craig yon were Philip HenOF Pretty enough to beTisefut, tho. I im­ ley's wife!*’ ward. I clinched my hands at the bewil­ agine.. If she can ever be' brought to “Mr. Craig—you here? WJiy. I can view this nlTalr from tho right angle." 'hardly understand. Were you made dered embarrassment In. her ,eyes. "It wss after we came here, when 1 gazed directly into Ids eye*, barely prisoner also!" I was frightened, and felt that I must able to keep from throtioug him. "I suppoie that to be my status, al­ By RANDALL PARRISH "Drop it." I said sternly. 'T h e girl though 1 hardly know," 1 answered, confesH the truth. I—1 had begun to Copyright. Ifit. by A. U. McClurg ft trust him." is to bo left aloue If 1 have any i« r t In yet unable to refrain from accepting Co “Ob. Indeed, and you failed U»‘ tell your scheme. Now -1, want to know the extended baud. “I presume you him at Unit because you did not trust whnt is expected of me. May 1 ask know tbl* person!" him." questions!" CONTINUED FROM PAGE C She swept my face with a swift, "Partially that—yes. Although 1 do . "Certainly. Flr^ away.” questioning glance and then looked uot think the name Henley was even "W here nre w«j l»oundi" beyond mo at the man standing be­ mentioned during onr first Interview. rigged yacHTF" ““ "Spanish Honduran," latlly, but side the desk. ••You am under steam !" I am sure 1 did not realise It Was my spreading out a map and lipping It "No. 1 do not." slowly. "I havo no husband's father alio was dead until “Exactly—auxiliary »team power." with his finger, "Puerto Cortes, if we rcmcmbrauco of ever seeing him be­ later." «In what tra d e r ' ’ can make that port safely; If'not. then fore." ■*Opernt«.Hl for pleasure oxclualvrty,1 “Exactly; you picked Up a strange Is that not rather strange." I ask- man on the street, agreed to go off on somewhere along the coast between a alight inn» _uL.mackcEjr.-lu- the s o ft! -la-tho (m»u. after a criminal mission with him, and now there and Tniplllo. There will tie sig­ nals.", course, but available all the year expect ns to Jielleve ybu perfectly In­ 'Ey«1 1 leaned forward, startled out.of my nocent of guy. wrong Intent-’* » * r ' . seif rehtrnfnt.' ' •* around In this latitude.'* ? ' ' “1 failed to catch the captain's "1’hat will be enough,** I Interrupt­ "Honduras! Good Lord! What are ed. unable to'remain quiet any longer. you-n filibuster!*’ name—your*. I presume!" \* 'The motive* of the woman and how lie laughed, pausing to light anoth­ 'Hardly,'» with a short laughL'TtuU. WO chanced to meet nngjm f iim-i-rn at er cigarette. ______________ rnYn~y 1» t<H> dangerous« Job and not iuom*r “Still. It 1» one you w m fairly fa­ 5 ■'IRRII ireiJi-J. ,,nougb In It. 1 prefer to do my revoprove It. and let It go at that. I hare luting through others and cop the miliar with—Henlej, 1’blllp Ileuley." told you . plainly enbugh where 1 swag. That's tbo snfe end of the game. This statement of his identity, spok­ stand." en calmly and smilingly, was a sur­ It happens to he Honduras Just now; "Just ns you say, Craig," nfTecting I hare been equally Interested In other prise. an ertsy good nature. "That Is per­ .downtrodden conntrles. “You sec. Cnilg," he continue«! quiet­ In* truth, fectly a green tile tci me. However, as frh'hil. 'I am n patriot fur revenue ly, apparently comprehending my It make* no difference whnt tho late only." state of mind, “'your little game la up. Mr*. Henley thinks, we will dismiss “You menu you furnish arms!" Kqt a - bad plnn originally—something her from the case and settle the nffatr of a criminal genius that fellow Neale ."For n suitable consideration, y^a. quletly between ourselves. I huvt» get f In Mrlct eonfiderico I* Arili state thnt —but he failed to count on the fact n Va preposition which will Interest you." neeurely |«n«kcd awny lu t i l e hokl of that I was very much alive npd fully He tglichctl a button, and 1 heard the thè ReÀ-slnll. Inrrely Iti ttoxe* labeled capable of uttendlng to my own af­ sharp tingle fit a bell outside. Almost uutchlnery. nre ‘20.000 rlfies.'slx rnpld fair*. lly the way, wliat part did the Instantly tho door In the cablu openedv firn gun* nud a sutltclency of animimi*glrl piny In Mils little conspiracy! “That you. Peter*! Conduct the wo­ tion for n simili nrm.v. One» safeiv Merely a friend of yours who came man hack t*T her stateroom, hvck the* laudisi, thè litofita of thè voyage wlll along fer'coidpa’hy!" lutili a irsi,UHI gold." ‘door and bring me the key.", , "Certainly not!" I replied Indignant­ " Y i * metili lo rotali! thè lady o‘n lie Iwiit forward, searching for ly; "Hftvn you sii-ti her!” burnir* . — something in a pig».... hole to bis right. "Not yet. I preferred coming to nn ~ * 'F nU-ss"sIie "prefer* to *iJump overand 1 caught her eyes, touching my understanding with you firM.*” lionnl.* lljts with tuy finger* to signal silence, “A condition ybu may not find ns "And whnt bave I to do wlth all uhllu an' Inclination of tile head told eaiyy as you anticipate." I retorted, Ibis? You wild vou baci use for nie— her to go without resistance. The angered gt hla cool insolence. ‘‘If you icwlft change of .expression on her whnt u se !" nre Philip Henley, then the Indy yon TO ift: CONTINUEI) face proved her Instant comprehen­ are holding prisoner Is your wife." Cp*v *1sK3 sion. as. without uttering a wunl of j He laughed, loaning laick again In preU*st, she turned and dl«ap(>enrcd bis chair. ' * Peters returned with the key. Hen­ “Well, hardly. Permit me to suite, my dear sir. that l possess no such "Y o u 'll l e s r n ynt wh a t tho 8 a a Gul l is ." ley dropped it into Ms (HK-ket. •That will be nil. he said. "You encumbrance.’.' asserting (h»U In- wns your huslmmr? •* "It hapiwns." I contended coldly, He It« Hie owner of I hit vessel —E’hlllp enn go.*' As the ibsir close«!!again behind Po “that 1 bnvo soon iliu murrlago lurtllt- ' Henley " cate." "Ymi nr»- not I’ldllp Henley." h)h’ ter*, the fellow rose to his feet and held out his hand. ¡'You nre the kind “Oh, you have! As much u forger» H»lid tlrtnlw " l i e Is my llllalmnd." an some of these other'precious «locoThe smile wltlen«'«l. revealing the I I like. Craig.** he said cordially. “At find I had toy doubts about )*»»ti and. menta. You will certainly grunt Him Cruel, w h ite leel h J ought to know whether 1 am titurrhm "1 vxwv*X«**l hemles It »»¡is hardly no doubt, have been harsh. , Did you mr not.A In |»o Miippose»| Hint >mi would etitife»* »os- her face when you first sided In Site wilted completely. “H mode no nsteri loti relutlve tu your fnnnl ill Iillee null before your with me? Well, that will mako the rest easy. thnt." Inver." i -"Wluft dld you ussiti r She shrunk tm< U. her hands slill ex Sit down again, and I will explaltv what I want".vott for. . The legal pip . ‘Thnt Pillili» Ilonley wns tuarrlnl lelulisl 1','ts whb'h alwolutely* establish mv and tluit III* wlfo ur wldoA-, ><•» th<My my lover" hleiiitt) as Plitllp llenlhy arc In the Whenever caso tuay !»■, ls Ilio lady »vi»'» ii<‘, <,iupu •■\o»v •»*,,|•'*' I broke in. ever) nerve nled me to «,'armlltpn." tlliglltlg us I s«i*|i|ti*i| liettveell tlirltl hands of Inwybr* who represent me Y ou Say A n y tiling "Anotln-r luslouiillou like Hint and you at iTirntlllon. The case will not come »»III leiirn »»tint 1 can do. Yo»i may In' iqi fur adjudication for several weeks C H A P T E R XI. S s y S omriliin£ W orth NVhilr eu|i«»ll|i I l f tills IMilt t . but you ure ulone yet," speaking slowly and with care• | Change Front. fnl choice uf words, "tun my coutcm »»Mi its gnu. unit 1 eon kill you he * . Siy E leum-d forwunl. hotli arms fore von could niter n cry. I wlll If lion ns heir to the pr»*|H'rty is thor­ on the desk. Ids Idack eye* oughly established. It bad to t>e. for, Miller’s Bakery Goods ymi dure lusnll her iignlil,** unrrmvt-d Into mere sills lie ns'le-l hack against-the di-sk. al (is you ktio»». the judgi1'* son'hud UeUn For Me “Oil. I see." finally. "Hriv- though 1 do uot think I touched him. away (rem till* neighboth«Mxl for en out of one position, like a m>od gen­ j and hfs hand sought nn ojien-drowel*. years, (iractleplly ever since IhivIumhI. era L you bave uuutliur lu reserve Am I Um*»» him iiistnutl.v for n cownrd fie was aliiiifsi unknown to the local The Q uality ' Will Filing a I also to understand thnt )<>»i are (ire . and grlp|ied tils wrist, hurling him Inbaliltnuls, even to the serrnntn. He * ' Pleasant Smile (inred to siilimit proof of the death <>f from me half neross f|,,, room. lie was even reported ns being dead. Philip HenleyV Ity.the suliitH, | mu g-.i-|u-i| i hit ruM'ing Ids bruised Tills state of alTalr» made l»h'iitlficn becoming i.*it«-t» siisl " »». -1 111 - eye» shilling to Hie I'liwwl lloii ilie must luij»»rt.iiil tiling to lie i "nri*et(iii-utl v alt iliH'ti "Nutumll.i». If ) no claim I" he tin- ihi.il is though . oiiii'tii|ihiflug nn I'oii-idcreil man. I have not said In- uns demi. f*»r meiits ts'iirlng illn-'H) on Hint point ul.um 1 do not know. I Caine down here la* "There is no use going off at half nre at presell« »»til of my reneb. You Uevlng bltumllve. Ills wife 1* almost eoek. Cnilg!" ho snarled. “I didn’t understutiU?" Bakery convinced otherwise. _ All I am Actual­ mean any insult. Ami 1IJ get yon for “ Yes; only you must have retained 119 Maiaolta. it Phen* IBS ly certain about ttdiv Is that you are Hint n«»me time. You'll learn yet 'whnt something to sulistuiillate j*ottr vi*or«i." not the man." "Precisely. 1 was coming to llmL Iho ih'u Gull Is." “Y’oil are extremely free spoken for •*\o disrt't." I I'oltielde«!. Hr»'»! of tils l have letter* from m> fattier which a fellow In your condition. You will tlircats iiiul awaketnsl to the fu»*t Hmt sliUtflil lie Milftt lent. lull havo seen StlKCT rAMILT HOTEL at least confess that I am muster on this quarrel »»us not llkel» to help our j Judge Henley * writing?- and be handro a oua_ board'this ship, dial my word here L* i-lianees * Hut for a few lulfiilles It ,sl me a half iloxen uns»|v,^t. They B O O H .L 6 T law and u are In mv po»vi-r ‘ »»III bo »»orlb »»»lir »«Idle b> ll'ti'li t»i were without ellVelo|ies. eaell lo-glll' "Yes." in,. | mo ii"t defending iJils »vmiiiiii ntug slnqil), *M) Dear Son." relating "Then why exinwe »»»iir-eli nod that from any thing but iinuis esmiry In pi III, Ip.ilT) to hq'ut i oiulitloiiH on , the Cool, coafortibl« l id mmlfig Coovrnlrat lo •lttm»l»l|i dock*. yoqng woman to unnecessary »langer? suits. If she lias deceived me I want |(datiliilloii, and oci'asloually expressApodi) turarne, rele'l. Tli be frank, Craig. I seat for >tut Just to find it out If you an- Philip lieu [ liig n desite for the wanderer to re­ jS tK B O N V IL L K . F L O R ID A pow In a friendly n|>ii it You eon (h> ley. ns you elulm to Ik*, you must have turn and assume Hi«» burden of luaudecidedly useful (o um*. nod I can a f­ evidence to prove It- Convince iuc ugciucul. That’ they were In tbc «.Tub­ ford to pay well for service* rendered. tlint h«|C|nH»ertlnns nre fnlso uud you bed ami peculiar InuidwriUug of the old Judge was beyond all questlou. and Now, wait. Don't break lir until I nnff will n ” find mo unrcosonnble." through. 1 know wlm you are and the dates eoveml several years. 1 "Gordon Craig, do you mean’*— how you originally becniuo Involved In I turned to her, sUadlng myself to t-.-iid them through ’carefully, puttied this affair Whnt Old Neale and that look Into her appealing eye*. by their eoutents. other fellow Vail, offer you!" "I have been honest with you' from * ‘There lire no envelope*T " "Never piiml tho *gm," I said sober­ tho beginning." I Interrupted abruptly. “No; l never keep them -w hy!" ly. "I am -iwit altogether mercenary, "Now. If I discover that your state­ “ Only that no name.is mentlouedj although I need money. I’ll *uy this, ment* nre false, tho Inducements are thoy begin all alike. ’Sly Dear Hon.’ **' however, and you can fake It for what, all the other wny. 1 am a soldier of *T never thought of that," ho ad U may be worth. 1 originally came milted, simulating surprise, ‘¿but can Into this game believing I was doing n fortuue." supplement by showing you Ibis pic­ Henley laughed, tbc sound grating kind tie** to a helpless man who wns harshly* on my nerves, yet I made no ture. taken' three years ago nt Mo­ being defrauded of tits rights. There bile. Of 'CouiW you will 'recognize is *no necessity of my going» Into de­ movement of pretest a* b e .stepped niysclf, but piny ilovir havo seen n silently hark to his de*k. 1 was no tails, hut Neale told me nn apparently photograph of Judge JleDley.*’ atrulgtu it» ry and'convince«! uio my longer afnild of the fellow, even al"1 never bnve." purt-wns n tnero fonn. Lutfer .1 leant- nrribugh ho might have a wen|»on cou"Well, that i* bla likeness, and there realod In one of the drawer*, for' 1 e«l different and promptly quit. I are those on boaril who will Identify haven’t sent In a Hue of report to my knew I had drawn his fang*. This It. Dora this satisfy you that T am open avowal on my part wn* su/Jlclent employers," /, what 1 claim to beP* “What convlnecd you of the fraud!" to convince one of hi* stripe (hat 1 wit<tned to bs ¡v t a EaU *k«»d In truth It did not, for 1 would W a U ra i | was concerned only with my own In­ "A cuuveiautlon with Mr*. Ileuley." oi lU tshei fellow k l|»« raulpmeol ol have believed notlflng In opimaHJon to His words cohflrmed my ", "Oh. the woman, hey!" bis tone terest*. the positive statement of the woman oat »to,«. A» »a evidence of thl» dettf# to »how T y’ |U oeweil sad « .I f ike beW e l «««ytMag, w* ■gain aarcnstlc. "Goo<! Lord. Craig, Judgment"Well said, my man. Now We begin that ho was not Philip Henley. Tet gladly rccptaacod to uaeri ol iok don’t tx* n »vojkIcii hcadetl fool. This to understand ifach other. .Of course under other cpnd IIlona-divorced from ‘ Xflrl I r a bw-re adventun*»*." what I knew—the letter* would be "You claim atlll to he Henley!*’ I l have the proofs. I would l>e a Tool conclusive. Were they really addressed to sit In such a. game without n win­ aske«], atifllug my Indignation. to him or had he stolen them? If the ning hand. Hit down, both of you, “Not onL claim, but am. .My Iden­ latter, then how bad he succeeded In tity la nIAadj Qrmly catablished In while we talk this over. .-There is no getting hla picture on the same plate Combined O ffice reason why the three of ns should not court. laiwycrs havo Iho final papers with Judge lleiilcy’sT A?v««n» that b«* friends, provide»! you nre fooolble.** a n d Fountain F e n ready to Bit." ]"But—but ! nm his wife." she (iante«l oven, the slightest hesitancy might "You do not In any way resemble tho in k to me Indignantly. "Philip Ileftley'i. awaken suspicion,’ ! answered quickly: photograph shown mo of tho man." “It would seem to tie unanswerable. wife. 1-1 showed*you our certlttcnto." ' “A fake picture. Wo Hard known —the aewetl m«nher of the Csrte»’» tat f»milr. "A fake, n forgery»**, aagurteil tbo What hurl* my. pride Is to have been Pcncitll Ink wnltl ■ bl»w sad drw» s K* hleck. Aptsetblng of Neale's pinna from the .. , h U «.pedeUy bollusk »»»oo«h sad M M N L other roughly, before I could find made such a fool Of.*** first," “Timl‘s nothing. CralA. We have all Come in aad l e i«»»how the aew Carat u»k "la tho woman on -hoard7" I* ques­ Yoke. "You, had It Trained up all right. If you bad ueTer run scree* me. had that experience. I stand ready to hotile with the tew flow-coonelU,. tioned. 11« hesitated Just an in stan t give ybu a chnpcc now on tho yrlunlng Show me tile paper." . "Ye*." "I cannot, for It Is not here. I placed side. Tile re wll! tie more money In It "Will yon have her brought h ere!" He walk«*! aero««, the cabin twice, It In my vnllae Imck ,at tlint house." for us both. Whnt do you say!" “I should prefer know more ntxwl irnlpg- thé T>rô|»oiit ion over 'fu T fli Btfe atepjwsl forward with b^nds held i hnnftid, Flcridn ; mind. Appcrently concluding that tho out towhinl me. "But you know-Gor- your proposition." . “It has nothing whatever to do with ordral might a s well two over with first dou Craig, you know. I could not have as last, he rqwnml the door and gave forged thnL 1 Imd not time; no Infor- the Henley: mutter. That I* practically •fi_qriler to Peters. Then ho returned qp'.tlun which would hsv® led to>aUcb settled-already, so y*»u.will nqt l»o fu r Gordon Craig BATTLE SCARRED > SOLDIER PARTOFGERMANr FORTUNE Route of French Invaders Has Seen Many Battles. lr H J , L. M i l l e r ' s TC fiOTELWINDLE . Carter’s . Pencraft Herald Printing Co. . ■■ifsl Iìr- _ ' , ■ ' ; f ; 9 - 1 16761882 . ... : “ WASTE H All Local AdyerlisemcnlB Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. FOR SALE Plaoes on tho Road'to Colmar, Capital of Uppor Alsace, Have Oesn Rebuilt • For Sali Ave. Furniture a t 210 Park 9 4 -tf Tlmo and Again— Strategical and In duitrial Importance of Muolhausan, FOIt sate or rent. Three acre* Seat of Local Government. highlly Improved Tiled land, doae Tbo linn of tho. French advance Into In, with nice 7 room house* well It»-, catf^. A. R M.ag. , ■oiilbeni. Germany Is through a w* r tn»Ii»"AVe. • “ • 102- tf, r sou m il, war ravaged part of central Europe. In every mite of their march For Sale-A t a discount- Scholar­ they are In sight of a hilltop crowned ship in Sgnford .Business College. •Owmnnnrblc to use it and It will be rtnrcritc" point, but that In frontier ■old a t a sacrifice. Enquire Herald wars wage«] by French, German. Aus­ Offlre.-!0>1-tf. trian or Swiss was fought over, burned For Sale— ^910 Cadillac touring and dcetroytyl until today only a pile car for $400.00, juat overhauled In of ruins marks the spot where It stood. good running shape.1 Sanford M lAlt' Bretsach. which lira on tbelc chlne & Garage. . 82-tfc right on tbo ntarcb to Colmar and which tops n great basaltic rock thar For Sale or Rent— Two nice realrise* 2U0 feet from tho Ithlne. formerly dencM at a bargain. W. J . Thigpen. was the key to eonthern Germany, nnjl 80-tf to tho land which these troop* set out For Salo-Orange grove 14 aeraa to conquer. Their forefather* destroy­ ed It In tho last century, and now de­ fine hammock land, 130 aerea^of limitation« of territory and modern Celery land, one ten acre tract celery means qf fl^fenoe relegated this fa­ land.' At a Imrgrin. Addreaa P. O. B mous old fortress to the scrap heap, Box 1034. \04-8tc.’ * and Neu llrelsnch, Muclhauscn. Col­ mar arid Belfort, which It vuce proFor tale at a bargain, aa I live so locteri, have now becorae military cen- far a »'ay cannot attend l a tins 18 iers atid points o? strstegic lmportance. acres of Celery Delta at Cameron • in their advance they passe«] through C ity, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres Irri­ two valleys. They went from Bel­ gated and tiled, fine 0 inch flowing fort through tbo valley of a small trlb-' utary of the Bavoureuse In tho,protec­ well. If you want 16 acre* of flue tion of their own outer defenao nnd celery, and potato and vegetable then, crossing Into Germany, followed land K° and look at this and make ' a tributary of tbo III to Altklrch. From me on ofler. Trolley from Sanford ' there they (Missed northward nlong the runs past tho land known as the valley of III. Tbd small vtjlagra along Joshua Powell Fnrm. Make offer to tbo way bad all *ufTcre«l much as had owner,- J . I\, 2G Columbia street, tho old defense*. Most of thorn at Hampstead, L. I„ N. Y ! • 93-13tp • •oriio time In their history had beau the scenes of bitterly contested battle* and For Sale— Fine farm of ten acres had been so ofteu rebuilt that few of about thrra miles from tho city, them aland on their original tlteo. also tw o . choice city lota, Gblng Built on a Single Street.cheap for rash or can be purchased They nre gcqefa11y buffi along a sln> on eisy^Jerma. Address tt., rare of gle street lit a straggling line of house* Herald office.,. with white plastered walls and ex■ i----s——r— —r posed »Vooilen crossbeams with uuo or - For sale or Jten t— Five acres, tiled two larger stone butldlugs that are the land, two gopd well*, located juat storehonso and wine pre*ss. The. wood «putii of*Button 10 on fl. & ^1, Rail­ en structures go up first In the flames kindled hy the torch of tho Int'nder or way.. 5 roohi house. • fiée F. W, the fire of the artillery, nnd the slope Mahoney at Fernalti'a. . ‘ 97-tf building* remain stnihllng riddled with TO RENT bttllcbi thnL future generations show with prtda up the town’s tiattto scar*. For rent- 40 acres Tiled La.n<l I n .. Hut the soil of the valleys Is rich, nnd the jietjplo alw ays return when the a . body well located. A.P. Connelly, 109 Magnolia . S t . . 102-tf storm passes. Altklrch. which the French captured, For Rent Ohrap for Cash—Twenty la the largest of the town* on.their march to Muoltmuseu. It Is pictur­ arreS of k«xm1 hummork land all tiled. Cat! or write A. M. Tyler. 101-tf esquely xttiintpd. Murlhnuaeii Is Um most Important For Rent— Five acres good celery town of tipper Alsace, for not only Is It the »»-nt of guvornment fo r ’ the dU* land, pne and a half miles, from-San­ N. II. Garner. 99-8tc trh t. lint It l< one o f the great mnnfi ford. factoring pmiti» “f MMilhvm Germany For Item*—611 Park Avo. -Six nml a r;j|lr"»»il ranter o f great value. room house, with all conveniences. t>oth ro uunerrially uml strategically. Apply at 507 Park. . 97-tf . Ol Valua to Qirminy. . , The strategic value of It* railroads «For Rent— Three rooms furnished lira In Hie fact that by tbetn. relief, e n n j, ^ . , tw huiTii'il to this p#1 of Alsace on ^or ^ housekeeping. Also two IkUIi si»!»'* of tbe HJilue: troo|is can t»c bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park 91-tfc sent to the ili'Te.mte uf the Freucb fron­ avenue. tier nt three i*»lnts ami tho protco- ■------------------------------- 1------------- ' r). r For Rent— Completely* furnished tlon of •Hhlne l»rf«lges nt Nouenburg house .with piano for the summer. and All Hrelsnch ” The, efinnn ter »»f fortlfleatlons nt Few steps to ’ po»toffice, depot and Muclhiin-i'ii ItiiH been preserved as one steamer dock. A. W. Brown, En­ '* 78-tf~* of the secrets of the German army. terprise, FlorJda/ The French works were dhmnntled, nnd In their place were suhstttujod de­ fense* n* formula!«*! by German mili­ tary engineer*. * Colmar II«'* sev«*nleen miles to tho north of Jluelhnusen In tbe III valley. It is the capital of Upper Alsace, but It baa nepher ns large n population nor *9 high «' rank either as a commesclal or manufarturlng town. Colmar, lav tides the main trunk line from Btrassburg to Basel, has a road running up onoof lha Alsotlnn vnllcjs to Muenster nnd from there to*wlthln n few mile* of the French ttnnlrr. It has. too. a line westward, which passes through !h<L_LmimUant. itn itcclc point o f Neu Hrelsnch. crosses the Ithlno at Alt llrelsacb. nnd from there, skirting tho Kalserstuhl. Join* tbe mnlu linden line nt Freflitirg and Bugel Colmar’s fortifications, except on tbe mountain.side, have never been con­ sidered Important. It* capture would still leave Neu llrelsacb,as tbo chief protection of title'part of the valley and of the bridge over the Hhlne be­ neath the ancient form *» of Brelaach. t V For. Rent— furnished office equip­ ped with roll top desk, office chair* and table*. Also a roll top de*k.t typewriter* desk and other equip­ ment for sale or refit. Herald office. . _______________ ______________82-tf MISCEL'ANEOUS • * Wanted— Plain and fancy sewing*.. Dressmaking of pll kinds. >. Last house on E ast Third .street. Mrs.. Mattie Driggers. 9*J-9tp Wanted-—To borrow $300 at 7 per cent.for 5 years on good rraLcaUte near Sanford. Can give first mortgage. Addr«xa Box 1282,"Chy, •*, lfil-2tp Lost—PcKketliook. Small velvet pocket hook with chain. conUlnlng $7.10 Uewarfi Ifjleft a t the Herald Of­ fice. *' 103— 2tp * e.. _ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ »♦ » ♦ ♦ M M y* Foreign Coins at a Prsmlum. A Word to the Foreign gold colas. In demand by [»cbplc expecting to go abrontl have ndVnnccd to a premium. For sover­ eign* tbe |trice range* between W.2S nnd $6.60, with Bank of England pound note* 10 to 15- cents cheaper. Money broker* charge f t .2.1 to StJIO fpr Ion Is d*or. or 20 franc pieces, as compared with n normal parity of $3'.fill __ *_____________ May Talk Only In French. New military regulations affecting foreigner* < have become effective in Pari*. No one can convene by-tele­ phone In any language hut French. If n-single wool Is uttered Ip Engttsb. for Instnnre. communication wlll lmmVdlately Iw.cut «»ff. Borrowe : ’ - '¿e . •. -3 if— IF you aro « borf o w s r o f th la paper, don’t you think It lustice to the man who ia paving f« * It I He may bo looking for it at this very moment. M a k e lta re g uhtr visitor to your home. T h e eubacrlption price f* ■n Investment that will repay you welt. •tr □ I \’ i\ <> J* <, □ □ □ □ □ j : ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M H » H M M ; ;M -AV5 �PAG AUGUST I w >«1« •CASSIA C H A TTER . few day» visit In Eustb Mr. Jamea D u tton o( Dade C ity Mlw M a tti. Wall»,, .apent the week end with his brother- home on Monday lu t fro r«urat4 where ahe — in-law, B. B ..Sanders. spent frienda »itlr L . C. Royal of Jacksonville brought A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S TROM CORRESPONhis two children, D ot and Clyde, to BEING’ A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS DENTS—'EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT spend a few' day» with their grand­ M O O R E S S T ,T in s " *- T— UP-TO-DATE --------REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonso R oy­ % „ M~ r‘ «*>»«. s, w al, last Friday, while their mother H. Squires'Vm came hom,* 'Communications for this Cqlumiv Should be Marked •'Society Editor , or mew’s slater, Mrs R. Q. Gresham. It undergoes an operation for. appendi­ from a fi week's vi„t at J*h o^ d to M rs. R. A. Terhcun, Phone 203 i CRULUOTA R O O M L E T S t haa been some six or eight years citis. home,1Good Ground I „ . , , ,0li . The most fam iliar sound In our since Mr Higginbottom was in G e n -j Mrs. Joe Kling and children left Donald .Gilbert Ip/i from Jacksonville Tuesday. Ilia .cou­ town is the ring of the saw and ham­ 'aturdajr i0r .B ungalow Party eva, his former, home, and he sees last Thursday for De Land where Battle Creek. Muh him mer. *° Join hi, • .. - M r * B. F« Whitner chaperoned a sin Leslie Hill came 'with they will visit relatives before re­ father E. A. Gilbert many improvements here. happy party of young people to tha for-a visit. I’leaiing music th at means improvturning to their home at Jensen. Mi Miss Claire Harrison returned Edna MornChape Bungalow, Thursday afternoon t'orne m ent. The large brick hotel Is home from Jacksonville last Wednes­ M r Thomas Wilson accompanied from a visit in Ft V, 14 Mrs Rowland and Mis» Helen are th e party going o v erlh the Caldwell completion, I t i j equipped with all day where ahe has been visiting yby hi« two daughters Mrs. N. H. Will Pro va it ol '' * s 'iyrna and Chase cart, about three o'clock. spending several weeks a t .New môdern -Improvçan enta, baths,, elccKennedy and Miss Alice and son M r. is at the M criilli,.,,! relatives for a month. Smyrna. Tl< 'in, Bathing auita were a part of the etric lights etc. it will be opened Oci. Mr. Sipe» i% in i On I . . I Tursdny . v .n l n , Mr. , n j T h o ™ , Jr.1,11 S u n d .y In, Coronnd. ii . rksonville qulpment for Included in the day’a 1st and the tourist as well as.others * Beach. Mr. Wilsob will return in a sell h.s honey thi* week. The si Jto Mr. and Mr*. Peck and Mr. and Mrs. J . V. Vicks entertained friends pleasures would be bathing in the will find a pleasant retreat.» It-w ill few days leaving ihe rest to enjoy family expect to move back to ,v 7 lake followed by supper. A delight­ Mrs. McKinnon motored out to ramp fill a long felt’ want In our town. at supper, ^Those invited were surf bathing for several weeks. Mr. place, on Sipe, Avc. Mr Sipr, . ^ Mrs. H. Y. Tarbel, M t^ a u d .iA te . fully informal dance was enjoyed in Whitner,. Thursday afternoon to en­ IS T E V iz. Bond. is-building an addition ¡--UHpoking after- thtdr. in g n ik tm 'bsrk- rh e ^ n p ,.rt\ I(g 7 , C. A. Raulerson, Mr. and Mrs. , the ev^nibg and the young people ye- joy the la t hing.. a nd.-.ot farm during -their absence. C ruscR arne* two year* UK„' ° SLw *"!' Uki- David .Speer, Miss Thus«, Mr. Fern v - tui u n i1tv lUiifunl In "T h e wee Fred Sliveman and Gustav D lttMr W. H. 'M erryw eather haa ad­ J. F. McClelland w n, t ^ en M on. supper. and Nuvel Tarbel. hours, ready for the next pleasure on man were bT&Inrw rTJallersinD eLa,.jjuy..night w] ded two rooms to b-jj, commodious Benoij, attack of Dr. Neal of Sanford was 1q Geneva U st week. ^ the program. Some of thpse going Mr Leech, Slipt, of the Metligd- house on beautiful Lake M ljj. appendlritja* *L, j , ,, — „ r ' <P. at, , ^ o y fr, ,.f ere . J J r a .. WhiUlfr.. . h t Orphanage dt Enterprise, paused ~hir. arid Mrs: R. R: RobertW-hare itm dam -e. Mr Mr i, rratjag .»,» p ,PP«r - h o U n o . improving. ^ ^ (o r“ , h„ ,„ k lilla n herring. Annie Lee and Lettie at this writing Aug Huh. through Sanford, Monday en route completed their very attractive Caldwell,' Messrs. Griffin Herring, i Mrs. Moran of M iam i is visiting w en t,to Sanforjl Friday to .b e under ,W . A. Knight and family hate St. Petersburg. • . bungalow in South Chuiuota and are ft , Ben Whitner and others. hec son, A. A. Moran. T h is place was. the doctor's care and with his mother moved from th - Hritt fu,u*e t0 th© . * at home to their many friend*. ■; . ' ____ ■ Mr.* and Mrs.- C . D .O U u r a U y .W i 1” - *Moran’s home for many years ! Mrs. Thomas Wilaoti.Mrs .Davison and y p _ ^ M a rtin J ; C. Smith place tin Cameron'Ax^, Picnic Parly V * have -returned from St. Petersburg, sojourning a t Hot Springs Ark. They i n i ' h e r ' many friends are always Mr. A. R. Edm iaston of Brooks- ■' An agriculture cert-u, rn»n ij Mr. and Mr*. Ruin e n td -ffffK a p p full of its prajies. left last Wednesday expecting to be glad to -s e e her come back. ville and Mr. J . J . Me Ewen of Pais­ Ing through here this week geuiB# On Thursday evening, Aug.27th ley visited at the home of Warren data for the sta te reports. carried a party of jolly youngsters gone a month. to Gotha for a delightful outing, F L O I ^ A F A C T S AND FA N C IE S Dr, J-. W. Nixon and wife will take Rev. Stones gf Oveido, Pastor of Royal last Wednesday and Thursday. The road brick-laying outfit fc Thuneday. Mr. Range's big auto* a pleasure trip to’ Maryland . this Geneva Baptist church will begin a Florida' fancies are. for the most Mrs. M. W. Hall and daughter, moving to the Orlando road toth» truck furnished the means of trans­ part born of romance and are not week. Mrs Nixon was our Postmis­ series of meetings in Geneva; ser­ Mlsa Mao, returned to New Smyrna. to return here "when that b - Co». portation. Filled with its load of to be trusted. vices being Unlit in the evenings only; Monday after a few days visit with pleted About two miles to |ay 0| tress. young people, and picnic lunches, one •7:30. On Saturday he will her .mother Mrs. W. B. Wofford. ’ Mr.' A. A. Bond With hie in ti that road. Brick L laid on B*arda| Florida facta 'a re practical, stub­ could guess what a fine time they born things that one can bank on. ing family have recently moved t& od by Rev. Parson of the softie north of icr. -va \ VV ■'orne The friends of J . A. Wyman are would have. Those chaperoned by M* \Ve T fi >■ f ï U Florida fancy builds "a home over our town. We -give them head y wel­ Titusville-who will assist during the glad to hear of hla rapid improve­ .M r. and Mr*. Runge, were. Kate there” by the tip end of the rainbow, come. meeting. Every body is not only m ent since he'has been in St. Lukes ing of brick b-g 1D on rielcry Meredith, Adel and Gertrude Runge, - Florida fact figures on the proice Mrs. Boyer and Mias Waldorf cordially invited 'to atten d but are hospital. O. Kebby is superintending Ave. W illie Leavitt. Owen Ijiggina. Wil- of the land, the lumber and tholabor from Jacksonville, Fla..wcre guests Urged to do so and to feci welcome his property while he U away. ‘ lie and Ted Runge. Florida fancy lives on imagry of of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mbryweather a t all services. . Father Hai No Ce ance - Travelers will notice the'improvemnt mj£ed orangeade and banana ice last week. Mr. and Mrs II, H. Pattishall nre (¡yj public highway since C. R. T h e reaeort fa : 1* T Lit Ϋ'* lo pier Eattrrn Star Recently the ''fire-hug” got in his having a very pleasant trip among; ttnfl J. M. M rLnrty are cream. ; L-Ail&fc: li h » . repairing canin V.Uh mo:i ■ loses ho I* Florida- fact“ 'digs"for "sweet pota­ work' h ere“burrung“ lhe pavlTT6n“ on The mountains of North .Carolina. ---- -Unusually-interesting and pleasanr the Royal Bridge ovpr Black river. —Clnc.i! h L*the picnic grounds, where the young was tlie meeting of the Eastern Star, toes ahd hoes corn. Mrs Charles Phillips entertained C. C. Myers returned to Lakeland Florida fancy lives like a prince people whiled aw ay many pleasant for Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford, last week. Wo notice Some pne is . . Tueaday night, with a large.attendhours while attending our picnics. at her home. The Pines, on Lake Ge­ wearing a lonesome face. Wonder ■• ance, notwithstanding the bad weater. on air plants anil moonshine. The parties burning it. have evi­ neva^ on Thursday afternoon of last Florida fact thrives like a farmer I t has been »aid so often that what la the cau set^ . ** % dently retrograded to the time -oi the week, Miss Philips has been study­ on hog and hominy. •‘ 'ladies could not keep a aecretj’thst M r Wilson ami «On, Mr. Chns. of You cannot build permanently on Cave Man when force ruled the ing photography at MacMinnviilc, Lovejoy’s mill were buying stock JEW ELER it haa become a joke'w orn thread­ fancy, therefore since, Florida ia world. * * . bare, but the members of tbis organ­ Tennesee, making a specialty of i from the Cassia Stock Farm last W A T C H E S, i l >h b ^ 11 \\ ( iti 1 s|| . ization emphatically demonstrated building a t a marvelous rate it must chromes, a new departure in the pho- week. GENEVA ITE M S the falsity of this statem ent, for be upon fact. j [ogruphir art. Tfiose enjoying the Gustav Dittman had the misfor­ VERWAHE. Ol What are some of the facts of there was a secret and one th at fur­ Misses Ruth and G ertru d B 'L ittle |event at The . Pines were, Mimcs tune of rutting his ankle while buildnished much amusement and merri­ growth? I’atti.shail, |ing his new home. We are glad to of Sanford spent the past week very Blanche and Georgia E x p e r t Repairing The population of the entire Uni­ pleasantly with the Misses McLain M bs Jeannetta Sheldon, Miss Belle report he is able to walk without any ment. At the proper time, M rs.'R a y B u tts, presented an application for ted State* comprising the decade be­ at their camp pn Lake Harney. Eichnor, amj NJrs J. Q. Adams. Mrs. assintanee the lust few days. 1 2 3 W e s t First Street membership from Mr. Butts and tween 1900-1910 was 2\ per cent. Misses Ruth nnd Vivian Rouais Mr Higgifibottom and daughter Phillips served raspberry sherbet and here was the surprise of the good During the same time the populat'on of Jacksonville are visiting tlje for- rake FLORIDA returned home Wednesday a f t e r u S A N F O R D . latjy 'f life, for all arrangements -had of Florida increased 42 per cent.. During the same ten years the in­ been lyevioualy .made, unknown to her. for-M r. B u tt’s in ltatio n '. When crease in value of farm Innds in the be.appeared on the scene all her ef­ entire country was 118 per cent. forts U> secure his removal from tha .1 Fur ..th e. same period the Florida 201 per cent. ball proved unavailing, for the sham- increase Was 9 •, ■ In that ten years the increase in less young man. positively refused to go and, sad to relate, was upheld by farm building values was 7T per cent. In Florida, it was 144 per cent. .* every" one of those Eastern Stars. What are you going to do with Mrs. Hutls was bewildered and con­ these facta. tused but light dawned upon the sit­ Ia it not fair to assume that the uation when Mr. Butts rode in to 'th e same ratio of increase will be.ydtneahall on the bock, o f a bucking Texas broncho, 'manfully trying IfirW itr tq . ted during the present decade? Ia it not worth while to study stick on. He albydown that greased pole like a strraWTf lightening; went thrae facts with, a view to )>eneftting? We address 'these questions more through the pneumatic tubif with a •particu.arly to our non-resident read­ smile on'his face; shook hands with ers. the ghosts without a- shiver and alWliy ’stagnate when opportunity . together acquitted himself 'creditably stands at the door. Come South, th a t the Eastern Stars cordially wel­ comed him .to membership nnd Mrs. young -man, come South.-Orlnndo B u tts was quite willing to forgive Citizen. the secret and enjoyed the joke with >ir A - •A • the rest of the merry crowd. A de' lightful social hour was enjoyed, es­ pecially the delirious cakf and cream served by the ladies and all con­ Every time you take this powerful gratulated themselves upon the best drug you are in danger. Take Dod­ meriting ever. son’* Liver Tone instead. Calomel ! ! made from m ercury,.and while mer­ I^ r tonal . cury has many valuahle uses, it is a Mrs. 8. E. Puleston, Mary Eliza­ dangerous thing to sw-allow. If calo­ beth and Camilla are expected home mel stay* In the systefti y ery jo n g It this week froiA-Tam pa where they salivates. Even wnen it works natu­ have been visiting Mrs. P re sto n 's rally, Its after-effects are often "bid. Aunt. L. R. Phillips & C o will sell you Dodson's Liver Tone, Which Is pos­ Miss- Verna Monroe, one of the itively guaranteed to take the place college girls ia visiting relatives In of calomel. Liver Tone stimulates the d t y. th r UVer -justenoughto »UrtU’f o r k ­ Mias Sadie Williams (• again at ing, and does not mako you sicker ‘ home, much to thé delight of her than ever-ss calomel often does._You feel good after taking Dodson's-and many frienda. it won't force ydu to stop eating or * — .r * Ja ffa » :<nr. m Mr. T. W. Hansel), th i genial working after taking it. It Is as ben­ eficial for children as ' for adults. say pi r Block I*- c I p'clc Supt. of the A. C. L. haa gonh to Try a large bottle for fifty cents wi:h tl*.»*>•***• MUlQdgeville, Ga„- for his vacation. under the guarantee th at your money Coritl i u. il arCf-Kfic’1 Mrs. W. H.. Tiffala, Jr. will return will be given back cheerfully if Advt to L ake City today a ftir a happy not satisfied. A B O U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S COUNTY HAPPENINGS Theo. Schmal i; BIG ‘‘NEMO" CORSETS SPECIALS EVERY WEEK SCHOOL DAYS Will soon b e h ere. . ■Fr; CALOMEL M AY HURT YOUR LIVER H a d n ’t you better begin now making school d resses and b lou ses for th e b o y s and girls? V N o t last, or le a st, in our minds, are the children, for we have the'most beautifi* lot of ginghams, cheviots and percales. with clothes of qua! ity. Call and have your measure taken. vlait apenl with home-folks. ’ .• » »_ ) Mr Will Robbins left on Monday for Chicago and other points. He will travel pxtimalvdy befpre returning toSanford in the fall. _ "< * . *r A‘ recent arrlvTl in Sanford, ia the little daughter who has come to live nlwaays with her parents Mr. and M rt.;L . E. Tow« *7 -- -------Mr. and Mr*. Abernathy havo re­ turned from a weeks plcasani sojourn a t D aytona Beach. Weaker Then Water. - "Walter, return this tea whence It ramc," said the ead-Iooktng Individual. "If I drank much of that I wonld iM so that ordinary water would make me drunk."—Current Opinion. Mr. C. ,M; Williams hits rctyrnad front a delightful visit to Amerlcus, Gs. if i y Mr*»--II. P .-D rlv cr, who Bvod In Sa.nford for many years, was In the city b'st wyek acrompanicd by her daughter, Miss Martha. ' ---------M aster Dean Turner returned »- -r». %-V -5 - School We have just received N lf You Have a Printing Want 800 pair of the kind espec­ ially for wear at school. v * WE WANT TO «NOW WHAT IT IS BUY SCHOOL DRESSES NOW - WORK SHIRTS In order to meet the every day need, we have put in h line of the famous closed sleeve shirt. Mr. Workingman, come in and let us show them to you. All Sjzes, 50c Have you seen in our window. ? CHOICE $3.98 FottLo, out good printing ta ou/ boslnees, an'i when 'we la y good printing ere don't mean fair, but the obtainable. II yon (laeoari". give we will Show You -ai- H m m l i c.-.Vk ■• =' ‘ * 3 ; » tiu>v * siari * V •* Üil »- - Vuliu I �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 21, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ca4bac8df9970fc472e9fb15ae1f92b2.pdf 384b86ff6e59fd753bac259341d189f6 PDF Text Text ! it ' ■ - - r UK-»•’ShT j ; |T » 7 Mkrl x l J I i ? V AUGUST I lar as over, t)U w »t*ry «tom-house little homo instead of m aking her­ trouble.' H. H. Chappel haa enclosed hla ■till abounding in th e fltusy tribe and self a -member of any other family. Sho was seventy-eight yearn of age, porch w ith screen And is now paint­ free to ail who, will come. Last week capable an d cheerful, living ‘quietly ing. hip homo the most bcautlf«! of there were five fish' fry«, there. A ‘V” T and a tten d in g io her own affairs, all eolom" for a country homo-white. party ol some eight' ot ten from Or­ A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R R E S F O N Mm. II. M. Gilbert is recovering, lando are spending several days and up to w ith in , a short tim e of her froth q u ite a serious illness of several two Geneva families are also enjoy­ . D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C Q U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T death. Mrs, Sm ith hei'self, is now ing the breeses of th e lake. ’wrecks. quite ill/ b u t a t last accounts, was R E P O R T E R S C O V E R T E R R IT O R Y F O R H E R A L D Mm. Tarbel a n d daughter, Miss "T h e drawbridge a t Genova forry improvimg, a n d we Jiope will soon Thusa, enjoyed a day in Sanford is receiving a coat of p aint, Mitch­ be fully recovered.,’ talk on w h itjllttle children ,may <lo last week, going elver as gueats o( .CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS Mm. Sm ith and*fam ily have the ell B rothers doing the work. to he little missionaries. Following sy m p a th y .of theirvtnany Iriehcfa End Mr. nnd Mrs. Pattbjhall in their car. A 'Slumber of men from the Co. Th?J,nUCi i AtI: Cr,iNl'mcn,s Unde Mr. nnd Mps. Roso of Lockhardt Ibi« Heading THREE CENTS We • a re needing rain In this sec the program delicious ice oteam and acquaintances in these sad a n d se­ that aro fttrhlshing th e iirick for our tion, in fact, we have been needing j cookies and grapes were*»erved. roads were . here 1, last week. Fred spent Sunday w ith their relative» Line For Each Insertion. MinimDm rious days * The children had a gri-at tim e Mr. nnei Mm. M oran, returning in ChnrKe 25 Cents, more th an we liavo been getting, ® Harry Garwood is sick, threaten ed Wlli/ams, d ty engineer is inspecting playing after the refreshments were their auto in the afternoon. for iom o tim e. ^ tho brick and th e poor ones are be­ wit,h typhoid fever, I t 'is said. Hope Tho ice-cream supper, given for Several oi obr jfeople are suffering served. FLU SAI E it may turn out only a th re a t, and ing. replaced with good on#*. Bear Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs, entertained the B aptist Church ut th e hall Inst from colds. (jail A ve., from Cam eron C ity to the young m an soon be "him self aFor «ale- ^Fyrniturv ,lt JI0 p . Geneva Ave. will bo com pleted Thursday night was large-ly attended, Mr. and* Mrs. H am p. Bradford the Woman’s Missionary Society, galn." last Thursday flight. The dining despite the threatening weather. a n d Mm. Efiie Bradford and the Florn Pearson ims been ' in San­ this week“ Bricks nrc being hauled Every thing wus sold and a very FO R sale or rent, form ers three children, Gi/y, Bonnie rroom was attractively .arrunged.for ford for ft ‘week or more assisting in onto Geneva Avw. now. neat sum remitted. T h e B aptist do, highlly improved Tiled land, f|0„ an d Percy, of Oxford Fla., spent the place of meeting, Mr«. N. C. the care of Mm. W. H. T aylor, who . GENEVA IT E M S t indeed, feel-g n fteJu l. to -a ll who bo W ednesday night with Mrs.' M. fi. Jaco b s conducted tho-m eeting and lias been q u ite sick, b i \ is up nnd iu. .w ith .in u t. ; -riMim-irmr.,. well I«. Mrs RlUaA nd - ‘J L im lT d i; mi&efTil: aiul r n tr d . ' A. I*. Connely. io'j y , Jacobs on their way to F t. Taylor, led us through our su b je c t‘“ Missions around again. . * land who have been visjting Mrs. J. in Flpridoli very e n tertai^in g ijr to visit Mrs. Annie Simmons. , 102. ,*f *' '""Frances Pearson is a t home again W. D avid left last week to continue bo liberally patronised th is.su p p e r; nolia Ave, M i« Be7tha W h .^ p v rr V - 9 » ttr fv j — t i f f e d - r m T *<>rienF song pracand also extend<thanks to. the owners after a visit of several weeks nt their vacation tho form er going out of the beautiful piano for the music F o r aile-A t a disrurmvday a n d S u n d ay visiting friends a t tlco which wrf* much enjoyed. The Loughman, am ong th e m ountains of the West, which was much enjoyed, young men were invited to join, the ship in Sanford D aytona. Mr. and M rs. B. W. S m ith,J r. ami the la tte r visiting on the East Coast^ M ist Rosa Jacobs Is visiting her youpg ladles in these services and Geneva had a -lackey party nt O w ner unable to us.. It un,| b ab y -b o y ire visiting their pareqts. Mm. W ingevof Jacksonville, rep­ LakeuIlatncy-laaL-w eek which affordit isquite pleasant to note .the in­ Blister?“ MrSTTIllto. Aulln a t Oveido -aohL .at-a. w c r if tr e .- E n ,,,,^ 1 ! ^ " , F. very body in sorry to hear that resentative of the Serves ■Kwart -C®v terest manifested by them. We hope this- week. . . . . , ed an-ahum fcuifg uf fuie lor all who OflVce.-l03-‘tf. Mrs. W. (?. Cleveland is "reaJly and displayed these (foods last Thursday Mm Litxie Jacobs who was called to 'see' the cause still continue To attended. J m lly , m others coulft For Sale- 10 acres n ty farm, tiki tru ly ” selling ‘o u t’ at B anana Lake,’ at the store of L. M. Rehblnder prftsper.’ to Oveido owing to the illness of her hardly reco’g nite th eir children, or and flowing well. Also three room preparing fo depart, fromns Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford is husbands know their wives, so com­ daughter Mm.- J.- C. ■Partin, came house. • Terms address Box 875 perm anently. Wo arc sorry to lose such visiting n t the homo of her father. PAOLA POINTS home T UMthi>\ reporting Mm. Palin ical were they dressed. Every station energetic a n d successful, people. 101-ltp Mm. J. R. H uddleston left last in life was represented.irom the clod­ ______________ fom c better.- • • ■ ■■ -1 S aturday for a two weeks' visit to Again .our Uttie neighborhood haa Mr. a n d Mm. C. D. Brundey hopper to the dude, from the bash­ F o r S a l e - 1910 Cadillac tou ine M O O R E ’S STATION her daughtor, Mrs. Yerke« in Jack­ ful school-girl to the abom inablo old car ior. J400.00, just overhauled in left W ednesday for a short vacation been sad d en e d . by a "•* visitation • Sunday th e 16th Rev. B artlette, sonville. t 3 which will be spent a t Mr. Brumleya from the "ste rn m auradcr". On the maid. The com m ittee, Messrs. Dooly good running shaf*. Sanford MsRev Hope of Oveido passed evening of August 3rd, Mrs, Ferrell, of E nterprise will bo here to preach boyhood home ln Miss. * ) 82-tfe McLain and Bonnel, decided W. L. chine & Garage. - Mm. J. R. Johnson left last week m other of Mm. B. W. Sm ith, passed morning nfternoon and evening, through Geneva last T hursday from Seig and Mrs. C .' W, Culpepper, the I or Sale T wo good horses tnd Titusville, where he a tte n d ed - con­ dude and the ojd m aid, deserved the for a vacation to be spent In 111 quietly aw ay, the death coming very everybody wekeo me.-Come. sp rin g whgon. Inquire of Coro Cols J. Tilden Jacobs spent Wednesday suddenly and * unexpectedly. Mrs. Rev. T. B. ' Lawrence, wife "nnd ference. . prise-n pum pkin pie,Miss Ethel Rjose of Lockhardt, . The election of .school trustees B ottlin g (¿0,______________ 80-tfc In Orlando attending business a f­ Ferrell hail been ill for a b o u t.tw o daughter, Ml«» M afgaret, are moving weeks, but was never considered back from Jacksonvile and will re­ has been visiting ber au n t, Mrs. lastweek resulted in Messrs Kiliice, fairs. , F or Sale or R ent—Two nice redMiss Sadia BlA'tkburn 1» visiting i«-u dangerous condition and seemed side in their home on Beardhail Ave. Moran for several days. W. B. Raulcrspn a n d Homer Nich­ donees at a bargain. W J'Thigpen, ,\Jr. a n d Mrs Mcssingill. who re­ Miss Bessie Hodges nt Christ mad veiy much better, well started on the Mr. and Mm. R. L. Grier a n d chilolson being chosen. * _.___________ 'O-q cently moved to Geneva from Chui roiid to recovery. Only a few hours tjlen have retu rn ed from their visit this week. S." I’.'ftm ith i s 'tlit ‘proud owner of Quite a number Irom here atte n d ed | before the-end, she was sitting up in in C harlotte N . C. Grier brought luota have found it necessary to re­ an auto-truck to use in connection For Sale- Wiinlmill with 70 (O0{ steel tower, in good condition, alio church a t Christmas, Sunday. ’ bed, holding a l i t t l e ‘grandchild,and back a nice team of. milles to use on turn to their former home iq Tenne- wit It his business. 30i) gallon cypress tank, rhejp.for *ec, leaving lust T hursday. * playing with it. She m ade.no comhis farm. The picnic last Friday, w as n very cash. W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, FU. C, W. C u lpepper has been on the playit of feeling worse, hut alm ost Mr. and M rs. Win. Wood are pleasant affair. The racing in the I0‘j -tp . . cripple, list for several days, suffering afternoon a ttrac ted quite a crowd.’ im m ediately nfter eating her supper, building thcmsel\nea a littio house from an Inflamed foot. on land they recently purchase'd ’of M rr.. P. E. Culley U'VtsRIng her pi-acef u ll£ breathed her last. F or suie nt n bargn in. i- 1 live to Miss Blanch Pattishall is home Mm Ferrell had been >a resident F ran k Cowan on ’ •Caincrony Ave. pa rents a t Conway this week. • • far nv ny canno t ntt« mt to this IS Dr. nnd M rs. Hein m ater o f Cam ­ again aflfjx a stay of pevcral weeks Mr. a n d Mm. J. Tilden Jacobs of Florida for Pearly -half a century, «crea of Celery Dell t ;i t t'atnrrou' coming here from Georgia soon after eron Ave. have returned north and to different pylntii in th e -state. entertained the Sunbeam band at •irre* irriIf you .ever saw anyone made sick C ity . Sanford, Fla. Mrrs. Fannie I,ee a n d her datlghth eir, home Saturday evening. A the close iff the Civil War, with her ’rented their farm to Mr. Clifford gated nnd tiled. fin** r, ] il k tlMrisj’ ter, M ildred, of Sanford are visiting i by calomel you won’l w an t‘any more hide bower was arranged out-doors, husband nnd infant daughter. For Bell's brother 61 Charlotte N. C weR. If you w 1nt 1 r>-* id fits* ' calomel yourself T here's nq real rea­ enclosed with pot plants and flowers. tho [wist several years, she has lived Mr Beil, we .understand ‘ haft ‘taken Mr*. Lee’s fatlwr, Mr Vaughn. celery and p<> AI O \ 1 <1 •gstsU* son w hy a 'person should take it Mrs. Williams, who has been in The rod nnd blue flower* making a htrt< in a tiny house of her own, in- possession a n d Iir. ami Mrs. Del«-, land go ami b>< k ‘at thi'* a mi auk* very p retty effect f combined with near her daughter's, as she was an m ater are leaving this week for t h .ir Miami for quite a while, is now with anyw ay,, when fifty cents will buy u inr an offer. 'I roll.-v f- •U Ssr.fori grey moss. The program consisted j especially indepe ndent nnd energetic old home in Chicago, III, where tbo her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Harri large bottle of D odson's Liver Tone- run* [last the l.l lid LTi"W IS as the l^ike Harney continues as popu-, n good remedy th a t perfectly ami of songs, recitations prayers, and a I character, a n d preferred her own .D r can be treated ftir' his nerve i ’oweil !•unn Joshua Mlike offer to safely takes the plqee of dangerous ...i. in.', ; i ■ I . . . ;i; ( b.- 1 calomel, which is only another lortti owner. .?. V . N rxt ,of dearly and poisonous mecury. Hump dead. 1. Dodson's Liver T one is a pleasantFor Sale In « I»« r ' • ft *cm tasting v e g e ^ ile liquid which will about three n b - f r..e • • dty. start the Jivct just us surely as calo­ also t wo eholii drinj ■ |P , 4 mel, uiul which has ut>*olutply no e it en p for rn * kawi after-effects. , ' \ 4,1» nn r;i**y llTîlle * Te ( t ‘ f'liildron and grown people use Herald •dill • Dodson's L iv e r-Tone without uny For sale 0- • , ■ ; restriction of habit or <!••■! I,. It i«tlf 1VAO |#10 ‘ urt Phillips & Co ■1*! q and pturunte, vifl. ; *V to tirke the J til • ol C. I. j|i ,| : out h if Sc t . w. . .* •ill refund jo u r 1. 01 ■> . 1 tim e jf it w.»y. ü ro*»i » ■ * ti M » bon fi py at 1 1 fails in your case. c l a s s if ie d ADVERTISING" ten_____ — SICKENED BY CALOMEL “ NEMO” CORSETS SPECIALS EVERY WEEK Additional Classified Ads Will soon be here. Los t-l»;t wentj Sanford am i Beartiall Ave., T u esd aj- nfternoon Ai>g .1 White crociiet b a n d i.>g v.qli .1 J.’, coupon book from IV A Caldwells, an d (our ju rd s oi blue ribbon, two yqrds while luce, a n d a little silver change. Finder please re tu rh to DH a rt’s «fore, Ifeck Hammock. Hadn’t you better begin now making school' * A 'I * ’ 466 and ¿iris?-- Not last, or least, in P o p Hunt— N*'« A nMYTTt roitnKF* modern. J. Mui*on, ffui .I’alnwtta ?’ 100-41p . " we have the most beautiful lot of I __ ginghams, cheviots and percales. . with clothes of qual­ ity. * ' t For R ent— Five acre* gi>*»l celery land, one and a half m ile - lrom Han­ ford. N. n . Garner . ■’ BUY SCHOOL Call and have DRESSES NOW ' your ¡measure taken. Jurt it wo ti içdlis, lo say nt r «lockla complete with the newest style« corsets ar.d accessories. We Bake Good Bread t For the Bread Winnet! f o r the man who works with might and main. Either with hands ot with his brain. * *We have just received i|;;-■ "r*"r -. ' -j-—- ‘ ~ - - m 'L> H|§ -if . t . '-Ha “,'pi! ' j. 800 pair of the kind espec»• • V a ially /or wear at tfqhooh . WORK SHIRTS • # - -- - -t *r *. % In order to m eet the every day need,.we have put in a line of the famous closed sleeve shirt.. Mr. Workingman, come in and let us show them to you. All'Sizes, 501? ‘ . •_ . 3r - • T • =■* - taw « SKIRTS Have you seen those, skirts in our windows?' up to $8.00. Ch o ic e Values For R e n t — Completely furnished house with piano fqr tl“' summer. the Best Few step s to postoiliee. depot - n You'll always find. steam er dock. dock, A. W. Brown. -0 75-tf and Rolls, ■‘terprire. Florida U the qnly kind, And Here Our Buns Our Pics and Cuke mil, Ai«», Ws Think, Vsur Fancy Tsks i l. L . M i l l e r ’s B u k e r y ,- 11 Phcmt 16S ------- ------------ ------------- ---------------113 Mctnoii*. Î $ 3 .9 ? : VERWARE, OPTICAL PO O D S, ETC. Expert Repairing J 123 W est First S treet SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A A ; y* •*. * . 1 \ . < I * ’ * »/•'hp • - v For R ent— Furnished office ped w ith roll top desk, office ch»ir* and tables. -Also a roll lop d '” * ty p ew riter desk and o t h e r e'pj m ent for sfllC'or rent. H e rs l'l^ ^ MISCELANEOUS______ WUhted—Plain and fattcy *«**"«' Dreasm aking of nil kinds, house ' oft Ka si Third street. • ( M attie nrigeers. ^ WATCHES, i t QCK8. JEW ELRY, SIL­ h b e ‘ F or R e n t - 511 Park Wc. Mr room house, with ail conveniences. Apply a t 507 Turk. For R ent— Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping A'"’ bedroom s. Mrs. John». ' ar IH-tic avenue. Good, Light Bread School Pants 1 1„ . I„i nil m A I' ( '‘iinrlljf, Celery or let 1 • f .tiled, ‘J wells, pi *■j U sto ry pew I,.- . ■ Two hundred duliar- qm Route 2, our minds, are •thè’ children, for / . Get in the “line-up” ^l<’r 1r' l,t. a liody well located 109 Magnolia St For Rent for ( acres of good ban *■*-• V ' ('nil or write A M i'* l< • dresses and blousés for. the boys' Coprn^r19t 4 fitfwsrd £ Stuuu & Co, 6 room collage. 11nn* of Aug .1 * Apply to < I or }■ I Ni Iff.! 'Jtp A com petent gardener m ■' m arried, wishes position 1» ,,f' �’ 'Ai rii ~ 'r OFFICIAI* OIIGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— THE GAUDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD PUBLISHED 1, il ■• . 'r j V ,. ■ ‘.i-** 'I -* - .* ^ . ,_fcfcv* ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SEBI-WEEKLY J /A/ SA N F O R D —Life la Woith Living VOLUME V < )T * 'N * SANFORD, FLO it IDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18. 1914 NO ■ 104 SENDS ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY FOUR A U S T R IA N W ARSHIPS THE COMMERCIAL SANFORD MAY GET U L R M S itJ T R O O P S A R E r W ERE SU N K BY THE CLUB HELD FINE A GOVERNMENT REPORTED M ARCH IN G FR EN CH N A V Y MEETING FRIDAY BUILDING IN 1920 r TO W ARD FA ITJ'K ».. --------- * KAISER h a s s t a r t e d f o r AFTER I Mi: T It I STS THE FRONT TO TAKE . I resident U ihnn \Y ants to Kirns COMMAND OF GER­ f fiW {r ^ F F ‘sTo.v ■ » w m r-x triT O N s h o u l d b e SEASON— FIFTY MEMBERS TAKEN AT ONCE TO AVOID UNNECESSARY DELAY WERE IN ATTENDANCE • PROM OVER THE STATE • T H E G E R M A N -F O R C E S A R E General Manager W urdsw orth, of the Alachua County F air, is calling S T A E D IL Y P U S H IN G T H E I R the atte n tio n of proposed exhibitors IS hy Prices Have Advanced WAY A H E A D T H R O U G H MAN TROOPS to; the necessity for beginning pre­ Postm aster Haskins has received The* first early fall m eeting of the M E U S E VALLEY Washington. Aug. 18.—President parations at once of th e products Wilson has directed Attorney G en­ Sanford Commercial Club wua held a letter from .the Supervising Archi­ they propose to put on display at f London, August 18.-A di&pa'trh to eral McKeynolds ^o in\t>«jigato re- in the C ity Hull last F riday night tect a t W ashington stating th a t aNovem ber fair. In conversation London, Aug. 18.- Official dl»•' Reuter's Telegram C om pany from cenincreuses in prices of foodstuffs and was a general get together meet­ bout 12 million dollars worth of pub- the * " * * ■ * , ..... , . yesterday bo announced th at ho patches say Greece hat received in­ ^ R ls b , Servia, under d a te of Sunday and to take up the question whetdier ing of the right' s6rt and one that lie buildings are on the way a n d in wanted to caution the people against form ation th a t Turkish troops . art| m yy . any persons responsible can he pros­ made its impress upon the members process of form ation and all of those waiting too long before turning close crossing Bulgarian territory and \ *'A naval battle betw een French ecuted. a n d ’ visitors present. The Commer­ whose appropriutiom O Tere m ade in attention to this work. His experi­ Ing in the direction of Greece. T hs and Austrian warships began ofT cial Club seems to be Entering upon 1913 would not be. built Antil nlxtut 1 he president sent the following ence,he said, with first y e a r fuira'ifi Hellenic government, in consequence fiudun, Austria, in the Adriatic, at u new era of prosperity a n d benefit the year 1920. counties was that the uvornge man of these reports, has notified T urkey 9 ’o’clock this morning. The French letter to the attorney geVterhl:: Last week C ity Engineer William* to the comm unity at large and the qnd woman paid no a tte n tio n to the that if thisCnew* should be confirm ed •"T he rapid and Unwarranted in­ squadron, coming from the south club will take a most active part in surveyed thp lot recently purchased west, attacked the A ustrian warships. crease in the prices of fntulstuffa III the upbuilding of Sanford nnd Sem­ by the government anti staked it off exhibits they proposed to make dnlll corresponding military an d naval -Two Austrian ironclads were sunk, this country upon the pretext of the inole C ounty during the neat twelve qnd it was the hope of the people just previous to the opening of the measures will be taken Im m ediately fair, which, he said, was a trem end­ by Greece. one was set on lire and a fourth tied conditions existing in Europe is so months. th at work on the now building would ous m istake, and which ho was anx­ serious and vita! a m atter that 1 a in toward C attaro. The- tight lasted President luiko called the meeting commence a t once, but this last word The Germ an forces are pushing ious for the people of A lachua county taking the liberty of calling your a t­ over an hour.” .. to order a t eight o'clock a n d stated of advice would intim ate’th a t it will forward through the Valley *6f tho to kvflld this year. tention to it. . that it was time for the Club to get be several years yet before we havo Meuse, and still more extensive dp7 -* — t t t * “ 1 would he very much obliged if busy upon the eve of another full the pleasure of receiving our bills in London, Aug. 18,-Tho official presa crulions a re In progress along tho Al­ A ccording.to the rep o rt on Occu­ bureau of the war office and ndmi- you would advise me whether there anil whiter season and clearly and the no w poi t- o ffice. pations recently issued by- the Di­ sace-Lorraine frontier, where The That is it will be several years rslity has issued a statem ent saying is, under th c slating law. any action concisely stated the many good rector William J. Harris, of the IJu- •French and Gorman armies are in that French troops, in the course of which lite departm ent of justicj things to be accomplished by the unless we can do something regard­ renu of the Census. D epartm ent of contact, Japanlutssentanultirnatum ing the new building for "there i* tfi> k rapid advance along the valley of take, either by »¡i; of i li vestirne nt j concerted action of the club Commerce,' there were 322,08.7 per- to Germany demanding tho with­ A com m ittee cnhiposed of It J. rea-ori -„why tin- architects dffice at the Schiriperk. have taken a ihou«- or lega) pro,. w, sr 1 whnr federal sijiis 10 years of age and over in Flo­ drawal of G erm an warships from tho legislation , wnubi in your judge- Molly. W F. Watson, J I* Davisoi», W i-litugton should be so far behind ind prisoners. rida in 1910 engaged in gain fu l'oc­ Orient and the evacuation of Kiau The scene of the lighting of the meni be justitialile and warrajvt u tde* A K. Yowell and K F Householder with the work. Hon. Frank Clark cupations. The gainful worker» thus Chau, a German protectorate in were appointed by the president to is now the C hairm an of ¿he Public list few .days in the upper I ln u r III t lie eiri Uftlstances China. * formed 42,8 , per . cent of th. e total popattend the next meeting of tile hoard Budding* Com m ittee and since he “ I (eel ih.it this is a n t i l e r which announcement continue», -now- she This territory comprises on area (752.6191 and , , the . appropriation . f fort Snn-'*“' ..illation of. thc tile , . State t. 152.019 , of '2U0 square miles, with 200 square I great destructive effect of the lire of we cannot lei pass without trying to of county commissioners and urgti obtained .ford. he , - can .be depended « . „ t i ____ ,„ 57 per cent of ilia population It) years upon to , .. the allied artillery Tre nrhes ithnnd- serve the country C ertiiinlylhernu1 Upon them the necessity of a better . . iaalong « ,little wnrkl o age. . .and over <564. 722k In li,»00 miles additional in the buy: Tsing he m utter atter long A Cned by the enctfVv art* till*->1 with try might to to defended ¡1 possible road b itw ein Su Ilford am i (Iveido. hur-v tthe "the 201,570 gainful workers of the Tau. tho seat of the Governor of tho V I i n a m e tnrntltlllee composed uio g tins line would lie of great agallisi met, who would take udv.iii dead and wounded State formed 38.1 percent of the territory, is the jmrt where tho Gor- * titge of m«< )i ciri umstanej-s to of A k Powers, (mu. tj_ liurring, lu l|. and the Commercial Club* and population and 62.1 per cent of the man warships mijiillhteiPut the out­ the citizens in geni’ral should strive London, A ue |.v-A dispati-h Imin the p[u.e of loud and I lie dlllirulties and T P Sines was appointed to to have the work start before the population tih4<‘ar» of age and over. break of hostilities. solicit fumls for the advertising Japan's ultim atum gives G erm any The male gainful workers in 1910 Paris to the Huvas Agency ui>? of 11 \ nig year .1920. if it necessary to wait until August 23 to comply w ith her. I uh fully >ours, • ainpaign for the ensuing year euch troops h s \e orrnpied t h« ... . • |t W.o tll-ll drought tit the ijl-'ll- ut 1 1926 ftir the tnuldiug we may . .. W .....Ito.. \\ d ,I|, of all males Id^ears of age ami over demtkmls. Awing to cable in terru p - » tos H of Schirineck, t wi I \ tilonn-ter- , > ic to ■! a well forget about it and he cont í o, , of t h e i t ' i l , t h a t in tip Imiti is compared witJi 16.1.989, or 80,7 tinns. however.* Japan has not been (geven and «me hall mile!•>■;..>i ,. i |h p r i - f l d i ' H t l o o k uji t l u , | u e ttii.it other was i-iM-nt tul during t he 1 te* i with a Republican postm aster abb' tu deliver the ultim atum to Gor- Saales, in Alsace. tum I miri-uhiiig j>ruis thè tir->t winter season now up|irouchlttg and sod the present inadequate building. per c n it. m i960 T h e iem ale gainmany, a n d ^ it is announced ‘ front ' ful workers in 1910 num bered 7d,l6l Thcy tu o k , 'twelve lield cuu*. tlimg mi f-’ridav and w»-> irn|'res*ed that proper)) placed io-fori* tbr A. C* i he Sanford Hotel ( n.* in pefWashington that ths United States or '27 5 per cent nf all thè feitmles 10 twclve Caissons and elgiit r.i|ad tire l>\ tlu- presf-ttr«' "f the >nuatioii Ile I. It;, t h e , would lineile to Mich U f' ‘ t good t.iilii have sold tin ' lot at »il undertake this task. .. t «ime i|, • vd< d t luti l> gal urtimi rrque-t and thv f lliowmg eiimmitti'i a verç reasonable price expecting v e a o of agi* and over a i compared gups I'ukin reports that three British The Krenrh vavalry then pu»loii -hould io- >;lkctl li JIU<alli!e alili thilt wa- a pi.....lied to wait* upon th* t)'«* building would In- elected a t once wiih 67,581. tir 20.6 iier cent in 1914. regiments have been ordered t'o witlii » • I t 4 ' On to Muelhach and Luteeth u Uo i' if (bere w>re no law iiiverìng the ojii.-ial- \ l‘ Connell' f o M> anti enhance the vulue of their otherj' lliemitdves in reuadinexs lb go ’aShuuld anyone desi re to ennstrurt >|tll-stloil l.i vv l e g n i l a t m u s l i o o l d * la* U u g b lt n ami and .C ItI Walkerholdings ka.ig.tnn Wal o-r. no, . ng- but out *at the ' - e present prese,„ rute ul form ula, of thè late hoard transj)Orts,.und it is presum ed passed The mutter Citile St John's river ìm d d ng he ,oke seem to ho n i c , ^ ^ ^ ^ ì n i r A "K„,*h,.r they will co-operate with th e Ju[»a-KAISER STARTS FOR FRONT t t t b ' " a ! « - n o i l i t e f iru s id c iil c o n id being designated as lile h a i t ( i b i s * people of Sanford and the lot will n i t * ¡ ... i , ,„.| , . , ■ . , ¡.i wood! of the IIIiif«• is to l»e found in npxse land fbrees, if the force of arms London, Aug. I * - A R e u t e r «lie- j ered that m tuina i a.«i*s the Increan-s Inland Water toute a n d the preieut Huive w liisk.-r» on it before it become* ... . . T1 is resorted to. patch from Paris kivs :i mi-eaigc r e ­ Aeri wliillt till) 'l*t it'ui hie When he . 1 , , Gadsden county, H o n d a . I he inland edititi •*,-coming coining government governin' a Jioatoliilre , ,¡ o,, In Tokio, the Japanese tdt mntum gtipher wood w, muI" Ii» known knmvn scientlhcally sdentitìcally V gopher ceived there' fruti Merlin .«■ t •■ =• i.-. i i. t u- ti fd ! it \l t W i-nli'- *’ 11 it If " 1" ” - ’* ■li op nt' l|) ♦*> the t ti - Ml ha* tre a t.ol a deep impression, and 1 iketi T,... , , ,.„,1 I.uiml Ton-ya Tatiielta unii it i* fitund lV*tha|. l1u>‘ G enua' 1. tt11 • r■•• ..I k.ui , f »¡-,'oo.- e l f .it. ■.. i ■' • - ..» • ) tr r- -, i- - f .1 in w ; i e the l.tpaiH't-'d' Premier and Foreign Nation lacing Meal lam ini •n tlu- (i.i'bdi'U cim ili) vidi Hf r-r this m orning lor M ates vjt'ti n h.i d ' • • • , ' ’ ' ••Iti- ■ ' oí H ' h'Oi-i the Inr- .ilei R' presentiti \* lister hav'e counselled th e Jnpa‘ thè Apala' lionlit .riter. for -i «listalice general start. * ^ i-.llllng un 11,1- 'll |u«r ' tt.1 n! lit 1 Oil rega(dlllg *it me. fnl•st• to m aintain a calm ultidude. Economic expert« ol the F e d e r a i," ! se veti or nglil nllles below tilt' mercé and departm ent of justice to Walter Adorns, ol Louisville, Ky.. A slate of seige has boon proclaim ­ junction of the C hattahoochee and • DEPARTURE CONFIRM ED report w hat uetion they Aere taking^ present und interested in San- Government are giving the high cost ed In Bulgaria. * ' . Flint rivers, and along th e banks of London, Aug. Di-A» Amsterdam I’tesideni Wilson’s interest in the for,j railed upon to m ake'a Tew of living problem thotightful consid­ •Tho ’Utiited States cruise,ra, Tendispatch' to. the C entral Nrw a. says. d t uni mu, however, was wholly a part *f,.|,l;ir ks ¡«nil gave his i m j(Vessi on* ol e ra tio n ^ and are Investigating Whe the Nile, in Egypt. D uring recent nAiee a n d ’ N orth Carolina, bearing » years the tree, which grows to goo«JBerlin-reportsLtliat thu Gcrnuui F.m- from That jyid hn probably wtmbl I , . . . gold for A m erits ns In’ Europe, havo . the city from the viewpoint of th r U ,l*I* prires of nti.t culture. Inis iu«t com pieteli a ly »'xe. and i n some respects resem'Pcror has left for the front. h*«- , t,ik>o irti.>n Iti-fore lind it not ft ra tig* r u nt prospeell ve investii: of Agr K .arrived a t FMmouth. ■ *Ai«ns of th« m e a t - produci it g urnpuili bb-s the pine, has a ttra c te d u great h a te b i'iiV " ' the 'lea ill in the White ( It Walker made i. most hupp', und tind* that drat ol attention from scientists and Le a v e s f o r M u s t o tv H o lly ,. addroiw U|tntt the biilkjlieuding of ltd <•( .the L’JUted S tai, A « J 'O R T S M A N ’S PARI D IS K - A R e u te r dit her«' 'hit' iu»'ii a d«'crcase of 1.18'!- many have visited Chattahoochee Lob don,* Aug lake front. Major I’ow.-r* upon tl" ,,t ,,k '. ■ * "f the depart men, 'I 1)0 lo ad nnd ill ini rea»«- of f I 76,5.10.- for i In- purpii-.' of studying the tree patch from St !’• t e r s b t i r g s a y s t hi' ♦f»“ The Herald has always contended jU!*ii*e tlimagliout tile colini r) d u b arid t h e social featitr*'« us a get tíj I U r*11 Empress. UDd ill value during the (last year. pi its uu 11ve suite. .-Russian Emperor and that Sanford offerqd pmre to the and i it Xesttgif-prs of the departm ent together proposition. Judge Herring i : i On J a n u a ry 'I. 1911. the herd num­ I’rince Alexis am! the Im perial guard of inrnmeri'e are a virria ble to collect, upon tin cluh a* the m otive power Lake City u the proud possessor sportsman of the country th a n any bered 144,607,000 compnrqd with Duchesses hiTie left for Moscow. «.vide nec fur .any action the attorney behind Sanford and -the work of uf a lire truck,, wjiich. increase? the other section of tho U nited States 148,690,000 bea «i a y«*ar ago •t and facts nnd figures can bo obtain­ generili muy think warranted. The similar organizations. Tho*. Emmyt Tho bulk of th e nntion's decreased I «tlicioncy of the fire dep artm en t to a WILL EXPEL E M M IE S ed to prqvn tho statem ent. Thera Wilson upon Sanford from the recol­ departm ent of labor also lja* a corpi meat supply is in the swine -herd. great extent-. The tru c k is seventy may ta> places that offer lu tg e r game London, Aug. 18.-A special dis­ which has become very export in lections of a pioneer and the progross Compared with Inst year the number horse-power, with tripb* pumps and but none pliers >qch 4 v a rie ty and patch received hero says that eathering evidence of the inrreiTRed of the city, and many others gave 1002 feet of hose, ijxtrtt lenght lad­ o trinns an d Germans will be expelled ” r~ */" 2 short talks that were very helpful f’hogit In the United States has dim­ ders and all improvements. Tho en­ to tlm Sanford man who knows tho inished 2,185,OOf) head; ra ttle 175,000 from M onaco in accordance with an cost ofOliving.. and demonstrated the feeling of the possibilities of his city th e stories head and sheep-4,763,000 head. The gineer from the m anufacturer will of the north and northw est where agreem ent between France and the coinmutrity as to the great work of major portion of the increased val­ make a practical dem onstration on Principality. * one little fish or a small bag of game the clui>. I l l i s r MAYOR * ues is'cred ited to jhe beef-'/nim als. the streets in s short tim e. constitutes a weeks sport the great In all tho meeting wns one’ of the t t I T he’ value oi all cattle, excluding WILL TRANSM IT MESSAGE best th a t has been held in some time Mr. D L. Thrasher of Sanford, is Tw o-llrilish phipa have sailed from fishing and hunting grounds of the xT»* milch cows. ‘ when compared with ‘ W ashington, Aug. 18.-Uw(ing to 3-yf 1a Upper St. Johni river am g rjs t. íi■ and before adjourning it was decided visiting at the home of his sister Pensacola in spite of th e fact th at la s t year, shows an increase of cable interruption, Ja p a n ha* not thnt the club .meet every two weeks Thefe is no season of tho year that her«' lie expresses himself ns being the German cruisers are seizing every 688.000; swine have gained $9.842.been able to deliver its ultim atum th fish’erm un cannot have a good • in order t o ' get started upon the to (ierm nny and the .Upited States very much pleased with this part of great work of boosting Sanford and 000 in value, while sheep hnvo dr- ship they can get their hands on. days sport on the upper St. Johns They ure tho first to leave since the wiH undertake to com m unicate it t" the state, and would remain longer Seminole County, and the next meet­ pec«a.'itl 11,476.000. hut his position of mayor of the, war was declared betw een Germany river or the myriad of fine clear Berlin. ing should be larger if possible. and England, but it is thought others water lukea abounding in Suminolo little city of Sanford will not perm it NEW ( rOCA COLA PLANT Tho Club will meet again on Fri­ a prolonged absence •( le.irwater Sun. will leave if arrangem ents can be county. BULGARIA BESIEGED day night, August 28th, and there Ai one instance of tho sport to be made. The Oceans sailed with a car­ London, Aug..18.-T he official bu­ The Sanford CocaCola B ottlingCo, will bo many interesting^ details tq found hero Geo. A. DoCottes, the «. go of over three million feet of lum­ lilt A N A N— L IE N H ART reau issued a statem ent today saying be given a t this meeting and a full bavHig moved into their new Home ber, bound for Genoa Italy, while well known attorney of th is city re­ th a t a sta te of siege bud been official­ attendance is desired. The Club ex­ on First Street take pleasure i n j n turned yesterday from a «lay spent Mr. Chas. A- Bra nan, of Orlando pects to take on new life and many viting all their customers nnd ‘the the Altaon sailed with, two hundred on the upper river and brought l a c k ly proclaimed in Bulgaria. ' , and forty six thousand bushels of T“ ^ und Mis« H ertha H. LienhaU. of new members and there will be a buhllc in general to call In aAd in­ - j fifte bass th a t made an average wheat for Liverpool. . AUSTRIANS INVADE SERVIA Oviedi/T wi re united in marriuge Sat­ great awakening among the men of spect their new fuctory. weight of 124 pounds of fish tho t t Î , London, Aug. I8.-A Vionmj d is­ urday afternoon a t four o'clock at ....... ...... ............. .. get w _w____ All employees will bo glad to show Sanford nnd a.......... general together largest weighing lfg»*j pounds and I t is thought th a t th e fiint rock patch ' to Reuter’s Telegraph Co the M ethodist parsonage, a t Orlando ¡g bound to accomplish visitors the up to date and sanitary it pro,baldy-Weighed more, a t the deposits In the Everglades will save J«ys it is somi-offlcially announced Dr. J. E. W ray officiating. T he besj great things for our city. way in, which Coca Col* and Soda tirno of rapture. Th« en tire string the rity of Miami a b o u t $100,000 In th at ^ho A ustrian troops have invad­ wisjw* of a host of friends go WRh W aters are bottled, as well as the was placed on a line if) t h e ’Sdnford Its program of paving. I t is estim ated ed Servia a t lovcral points. the young couple. syatim gt washing and sterilizing FLORIDA PACT(\RÍES th at about éO.OOO y a rd s of the rock House grounds apd a1photo made of the bottles every time before they will bo needed and tho coat will ho them and if any other section of the F. J. SchumpcM is in the city Tor are filled again and explain anything in v e s t ig a t in g h ig h c o s t Florida has more thtftf 5,000 manu $3.50 delivered’through tho Lauder­ United S tates can show anything a few days much to th e gratification farturing establishments of all kituls thnt could be of Interest to their dale canal. This'rock will have to be better for a few hours spurt the Her­ of "his m any friends. Pa is still in the W a s h in g to n . Aug.IB.-Rcporta to* with a total Capital investment o f vUitif?* used au th e -Surface rock »murid tho ald will tak e harkm ir assertions. Other r*- «toploy J o f. tho. Southern Railway t h e d e p a r t m e n t of justice today show about $76,000,000. In these estalv. c l t is too soft for tho paving oper­ part* of Florida may do equally a* dem onstrating the farm p:oduct* of that the investiffationlntofoodprlraJUahniÌnìa nagriÿ 90,000 jveoplo are win! but certainty no other s t a t e can NEW RESTAURANT • ations. A laU m a, Georgia uni the Carolina», come up to the m ark,and we doubt employed a t a total Wage of $42/100,0and a t present'm aking headquarters is progressing in every state and al­ 000: Florida has great lines of indus­ TMr. nnd Mrs W iener E x p e c t to If any other part of Florida c in of­ Tho Bell R estaurant will open'on most all .the large citiea Federal itl Alabam a. He ram o down to ciose leave today for C o r o n /lo Beach fer such diversified sport aa Semi­ Grand Jury is now sitting in-Chicago try which arc so widely known th at August 19th in the Hines Building » deal for his fine fir m on Union Avo where they will spend \ month en­ nole county and especially the 115 First St. Meals and .short orders iijieAmay not have been1 Improved and will be the medium for th e Chi­ »nd wo all hope th a t Belling his farm cago. i n q u i r y according to a sUle- by (he fact tjiat in manufacturing will be served. Furnished room* up­ joying the solt breezes.and Billy will upper St. John* river. will n o t cut him o ff ou r ylgltlng list fish in the endeavor- to break the W hat a place for the new tourU t ment made by-district attorney Wil- surpasses a number of oldirr.'Statea. stairs. Klen Ever Proprietor. for he numbers his friends in San­ hotel here In Sanfdrd. • JMS 104 3tp. • Industrial Index. Idnson. • ford b>t his acquaintances, •<)* f#V, Ci pi- ; , / f, ■klfeih zm �AUfiUSfjt ltt; to foreign vessel owners for carrying goods between the U n lttd S tates and other countries, it will readily be seen t h a t the balance of trade in favor of th e United States must be In-excess of '¿500,000,000 a year, in order- to pay*~for freights, travelers* expenses a n d the interest on foreign Invest­ m ents in our own country. BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU^T BETWEEN YOU AND M E /’ . A C H IE L IS L A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H , “ H E ’LL T R E N T ’E M " — S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . ^ AGeorgia couple hnve named their eleventh child "Silence," and j; alm ost every parent In the land is w atching the experim ent with in ter­ est. • * ♦»+ ♦ ♦ ♦♦» ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦» » ♦ A PR O TEST I R O PE they finish up this wa \ Before next m onth, fo r then I got to leaxn 'bout Europe, for My school begins again. An' this is w hat J ’d like to know: • However can a chap Learn things when every day or so They go and change the map \ Every day hidden away somewhere- In the dispatches with the story, of the slaughter which is de­ vastating Europe there is a lino that makes a particular appeal td -tho om<>^ions of tho reader. It may be the brief statem ent th a t a parish priest fell before th e leaden halL o f . death while performing some mission of mercy, and one sees the m utilated body of one of God' s messengers lying with upturned faice and glazed eyes, a sacrifice to thle passions of men, even ns was the M aster himself. Another paragraph tolls *t he story of the p a trio tism of the women who have-formed a, Lougue of D eath and are ready to follow their fathers and husitands and sons.upon the carmine fields of slaughter and sacrifice all in defense of their homes and the land of their birth. Hands th at should be fondling little children arc twiching to grasp i\ death dealing ..weapon and annihilate U mi invader. The spirit of patriotism is commendable but what u shame thut the passions of men “bring about such a condition. The commander of a great ocoati liney quietly calls the male passengers aside and informs them th a t the waters of the wide sea abound with destroyers which threaten danger. Faces blanche, and 'fear leaps into m any eyes. But it is diasapaled when the captain says,"w e nrc going to tu rn around and make s run for God's country.“ The great ship is darkened j»nd—R2tTTluTT»learn a head the great steam er makes its way to a U. S. porf and n great feeling of relief and thanksgiving permeate* every soul a s the passengers once'm ore s e t foot 6n the dom nlp: where the s ta rt ahd stripes are fioatlnjnin peace. to sacrifice that man a n d his business for the mere sake of saving a dollar on the purchase of a hundred dol­ lars’ w orth of goods is j ust ns un­ patriotic as it is AO spit at the* “ For the flag, if it m eans anything, m eans th e golden rule; the fla friendly burden bearing; it means m utual help in trouble; It means standing together ag ain st common foes. i E ach of us have som e trend of th o u g h t th a t is upperm ost in mind a t nearly all times and it is liable to crop o u t mlftit unexpectedly. At a picture ahow recently there was de­ picted a scene in a restau ran t. Cus­ tom ers cam e and went, the waiters hurried from table taking orders anil serving food and drin k a n d a rash register occupied n prom inent place in the_center of activity. A lady sit­ ting nearby rem arked to her escort: "W ell, they are certainly doing o ts of business in that place.” “ Yes," answ ered the man, “ it looks like rt. B u t you can 't ulways tell. I don't see them putting any money ih the cash register.'* Speaking of picture allows reminds me of a circumstance th a t is appar­ ent to any movie m aniac. That is the fojit th a t the actresses who are em ployed by American film manu­ facturers linve their fo re ig tt' sisters backed, clear oil the screen 'when it comes to the m atter of peraonaliA pparent y the American companie take this feature into consideration or else the American women us av erage higher in good looksi-'At uuy rate it is seldom thut you see an im ported film wherein th e heroine is m arked w ith beauty. H er work may l)o as good ns the best, her costumes m arvels of the designers a rt, hut she certainly isn’t in it will) the daugh­ ters of Uncle Sain- when it comes to the m atte r Of good looks. . i The difllculty of getting fresh m eat in the country regularly con­ fro n ts every housekeeper, especially th o se who have moved from the tow n or village where“ fresh meat could hb hnd a t any time. A plan th a t is adopted in mnny of our N orthefn-B tirtw -ftz ovr r m mc th is hoa__proven very satisfactory, a n d I see no reason why it should not. solve the problem'* in Florida. A co-operative club made up of country residents agree to furnish one beef .each, .sams, lim a, during a period of tw enty, weeks., This beef is cut into the twenty, equal pieces of approxim ately tw enty pounds, each member getting tw enty pounds a week durjng th e tw enty weeks. »■When the club is organized the m em bers draw numbers. The draw ing No. 1 supplies the flrst beef, a n d gets cut No. I th a t week! No. 2 supplies the beef the second week, e tc ., and during the tw enty weeks each''m em her gets every cut in the beef in their successive order. A butcher is employed by the clubw ho butchers a n d divides the car­ cass. This butcher keeps an accu ­ ra te account of the am ount of beef each rcrrivin, Tim price -per pound is fixed by the club, usually 8 cents per pound. In rase a m em ber re­ ceives more meat th an he supplies, he pays the club a t the above stated ra re , an d -th is money is passed ove to o th er members who have supplied m ore than they received. Each rnemixT pays for the killing of his own beef, a fee of 12 o’r $2.50 a n d is entitled to the hide, heart and liver. In other cases the butcher gels th e hide for his services, ft is the • From time to time agents of the Salvation Army come to the city of Sanford fro m ■Jacksonville head­ quarters, and solicit aid for th ejuiW This is certainly for a good cause, for th e Salvation Army does much l^ood am ong the downs anil outs, b u t in (lie case of Sanford- it seems , to bo incum bent upon us to support our own churches, an d if all the building th a t is n o w .in progress is to lie finished soon we will need all Gte help we can get, and every iiiakie and dim e should be garnered for the home institutions. T he Salvation, arm y in -larksonville ought to depend upon the people of Jacksonville, or, tho visitors to tho d fy to help them out, for it is almost certain th a t theydo not need to take n n y Sanford poopln for an uplifting. I am- heartily in favor of tho" Sal­ vation'A rm y, but I am not ¡n favor ^ The ultim ato consumer is duo to of .tho Salvationists or n n v 'o tb e r rtgot another jolt as a result of tho war w hich has- developed in Europe, al­ rea d y the prices of food studs are advancing rapidly,- m eals and sugar a n d beans have already begun to to climb mid there is no way of tell­ ing how high they will get. N aturally tho United SUatcs will be culled upon to help feed the warring mllliAns who Will neglect the a rts of husbandry for those .o f ‘ war,a n d lt means bless­ % 1 see th a t the school election will ing to him who. has’ to-sell.-and ‘if bo hold ugujn as there was some dis­ and a curse to the laboring man who crepancy in the other election re­ garding th e right o( th e .-ordinary has to buy. The farm and t h e ' factory voter participating. ahould profit grintly during tho com­ I am not dictating the- election, ing m onths it-the war is long.contin­ but th is seems to be the first time ued, b u t the laborer will have much they ever asked me w hether I wa* to worry ab o u t before th e snows of n freeholder or not, when I marched winter have melted aw ay. I t may bo up to vote on the question of school t h a t increased dem ands for labor will board m em bors.But th en tho elecUltimately mean an increase In wages Rons are changing all th e time, and also, but this Is the last to come and these days wo hardly know whether suffering will ’invade m any a home we a re voting or just m arking time. You certainly have to pass a phys­ before Ita arrival. ^ William Allen W hite has h is own ical an d mental exam ination nowa­ idea about patrioU sm -and they arc, days before you aril allow ed to vote. incidentally, ju st tho sort of ideas th a t ail of us m ust come to if this f Steps have been tak e n to send old country is to be saved. B ut Wil­ $2.60O,O0O abroad for th e benefit of liam Allen W hite needs no explan­ A m ericana- Who are caught there by a to ry chnrt when ho writes. Hear the tide of war and a t present are In his homely, b u t glorious preach­ unable to get away. T he foreign banka do Hot honor lette rs of credit m ent: „ “ If we whq live in then? small and travelers are a t tfheir wits' end tow ns In "America cannot see that for mean* to return home, even when ou r duty to our country lies first of their personal- resources-are ample. alt ih our duty to our nrighbbrs, them To send 12.600,000 abroad Is to we are blind Ihdced to th e basis of give one the* Idea ofTibw m uch Amorre a j.. patriotism - For, After all. icans spend on their travels. I t lias Patriotism Is not Cheering for tho flay; beon estim ated a t $100,000,000 a it is notin.feeling out eyes filled!with year'.m ore th an is spent ~on this side em otional te a r a jn hearing “ The Star of th e w ater H the opposing tide of Spangled B anner/* patriotism is just tourists,( a n d .th at m e a n s 'th a t Amer­ ica-* m ust sell $100,000,000 mor old-fsshioned hum an duty. To sacrifice our ndghbore-the than th an a re bought in o rd er to mike * • , who helps the town w ith his taxes, tho balance oven. When, we add $260,000,000 to$300. w ith his public business, ^ % with fCtlvUjss of neighborly righteousness 000,000 that, Americana pay in d u ty of the butcher to see th a t oil beef ; received •MU' be good and healthy and to reject any th a t he conaldora unsatisfactory to rhe customer« of th e club. NO POTASH The siWall supply of potash in this country is being used up rapidly, and very mnny of the fertilizer companies have served notice on their .customers th a t lU?y are now ..withdrawing all their*brands and m ixtures th a t con­ tain more th^n 5 per cent potash. This is of course on account of the supply of potash being shut oil on ac­ count of the European war.- W. C. Temple, of W inter Park sold his Sunnyside grove for $30,000. There are 79 acres in the property, 40 of it in bearing grove. ThR- is not the place upon which Mr, Tempje resides; his home place being on the Alabama Grove, which Is located o n .Lake M aitland, n o t'’» great distm eo from the Sijnnysido property. There Have Been Many Fillers an d So Called Puncture Cures on the M a rk e t. Ni Have Proven Satisfactory U ntil No Wc guarantee K O It-K E R to do all we claim for i give your money back;. This is not idle talk, hut WE GUÁRANTE I F B y —Tm I j im f mnr&ge'or tins. \ Not to injure finish or garments. * Ivy polsonlna. irwellln*» of tho firsh, bites and •lint s of insects, stiff neck and lama back should . b* treated with It is not a filler; it is a 6 per cent tonic, D-t |*r cent air, ride on air as now. KOR-RER prevents the air from fling. 1500 miles added to your tire mileage by keeping the always up. . N o leakage from punctures, air holes nr porous s. N o rim cuts. Less blowouts. No loss of time or money elays on the road. 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"" �■~r*v-■ ¡.iJ H '^ |H 7 • » » *ÜCUBIT T I . 1914 ' ■ •* .*' P | i *m ffcVVïaHSÇ'VfK íl¿. ’ • ;; |N THE M IDST OF GREAT EUROPEAN WAR AMERICA INAUGURATES GREATEST VICTORY MIAMI HKit O.l) y ‘ n THE SANFORD HERALD P A N A M A C A N A L IS OPENED i , • H " t *""1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING r oldest fields of middle Georgia •con­ : ■_______ tained still enough potash and phos­ ■ phoric acid to grow good crops for another generation. And to make this stored up supply Available for crops it was only necessary to supply humans with its precious content of nitrogen. In conclusion the object of this is not to deter anyone from buying and Using whnt fertiliser you want and can get, but in case of an H All Local Advertisement« Under actual shortage think over the above, This Heading THREE CENTS a and-rem em ber sand Is a line filter I and the Celery Delta lands ere grow­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. ing richer annually and not poorer. Respectfully 'FOR SALE J. N. Whitner * • i ; PAGE T H R E E ' r C. H. D IN G EE Loat-between Sanford and Reardall Avc., Tuesday afternoon Aug. 8.* W hite .crochet handbag with a .15. Plumbing and coupon, book from D. A. Cnldvtells, and four yards of blue rib b o n ,_ two G as F ittin g yards wijito k r c , and a little silver change. Finder please return to D. All Work Receives My Personal H art's store. Heck Ham mock. Attention And Best Efforts Telephone Net 23 Lost —Pocketbook. SmalT velvet Oppeslte CUy Hall pocket book with chain, containing f White Europe in plunging into an final ami runehjMve proof that 17.10 Reward If left at the H erald‘Of,h*t may prove the moat dreadful the (wó continent* »houli! he permitOcod Things Mutt Be Used. fire. 103—2tp j—ir of all history, th e United States *led1 to - remain joined a* they were. Good Is no good, but.If It bo spent; ¡1, quietly celebrating the y.cat- That settled n for the king, and no­ Bod gl*ca good for no other end.—1 fgX victories of peace, t h e ‘conquering thing further n.n dyne for three cen­ HERALD WANT ADS PAY Spsnsar. the might and wisdom of man a turies, and more pathway from ocean to ocean thrgh Uur English cousins once attcinpthe Isthus of Panam n. ed to eslahlish themselves on the . For Sale— Furniture a t 210 Park CHANCE FOR THE GIRLS j, g^turdaay, the first m erchantm an isthmus with the purpose of creating Ave. _____________ ‘.H-lf uith a luli'cargo, will b<j .conducted a transisthm ia n route, hut nothing 1 Jacksonville, Aug.- 17.-Four Flo­ FOR sale or rent. T hree acres LIV E R Y , S A LES AND F E E D STABLE through the canal which has been came of it. Again, in 181 ^ just one rida young ladies will get a free trip highlly improved Tiled land, close ttl*«tf ‘l nnt^ com pleted by the genius hundred years ago. the Spanish be­ to the Panama-Pacific International C o rn e r Park A v s n u s and S aco n d Street in. with nice 7 room house well lo­ tod th r self-denial am i the ingenuity gan to think about the abandoned Exposition next year. This was on- cated A. P. Connely •_ 109 Mag­ C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L IN Q but nothing .-ame of it j f tbc Apiejican people. It is but the project, c . __ . ‘■•WiinU't’d som e few weeks ago by the nolia Ave. 102-Mf. “ ranee attem pted fn take a hand in Jfe»t of myriads of vessels carrying Florida Commission and the content Largo supply pf Horses, Mules, goods to all part* of th e world, that i the m atter m I.s.’.y but failed to is ‘ just now a At'ut rendy to start “ For Sale-At a discount- ¿ScholarWagons and Harness always fill pass through the canal i raise the funds’ Souvenir “ Florida Dollars" will be ship in Sanford Business College. fhile time and civilisation shall last. on hand F o r Salo or Exchange so ,!n * S * | « o l d in every section of the State by Owner unable to u»e it and it will lu» No narrow strip of j y r '- L ■ \ - 'V ' ' * *en* 11 1 ' the young ladles. There will be four sold at a 'sacrifice. Enquire Herald a i.,,i„ ,. arranged ......... „„.i for ,v.„ globe has a more intereating history ndelphm banker to the isthm us to districts ___ B la c k am lth ln g and W agon R e p a irin g In co n n ectio n the contest OfBce.-103-tf. route. His Ithsn th a t through which this Amer­ investigate the , proposed , , .. . and the present Congressional DiaFor Salo— 10 acres city farm, tiled W cU wil, ^ Uled> T j,c c0 ntw U nt e n canal hals been excavated. Hal­ report was entirely iavonxble-to L and flowing well. Also three room Don't play with serious matters— los crossed rhe I s th m u s 'll about the scheme, but this country watt not selling th e largest number of dollars house. Terms address Box 875. don’t YOU carry j*our own insurance ‘but of the canal an d aaw the Pacific ready to undertake the great work. in each district will win a prize and 101-4tp against * ¿•cesn, he first white m an to gazo on A railroad was built during the years this prize will be a free trip to tho extending from I849 to 1855, but tfct vast expanse. Exposition. , • For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring TORNADOS fever killed so many thousands of the The order for these "Florida Dol­ ear for $400.00, just overhauled In A remarknble phase of tire history • » laborers th a t it never became an im­ lars" has been placed. The firsfshipgood running shape. Sanford Ma­ .of the isthm us, is th a t the Ancon. for you'll find tho money wanting when portant route, and lost out m a to ta l­ ment will reach this city during the chine St Garage. 82-tfc »hlch made the trip through t,he thp storm has wiped out your property ly when the transcontinental roads week of August 17th. Plans are being a u l satuday, will not be the first were built. For Sale— Two good horses and Have our strong, reliable company made to send out the coins to the vasel to cross the isthm us. That But in 1878 the Universal Inter- various bankers of the State. The spring wagon. Inquire of Coco Cola carry your risk—and bo on tho safe side. »me intrepid Balboa, the year fol­ oceanic Canal Company was incor- young ladies will be supplied from Bottling Co. 80-tfo lowing his discovery of the Pacific in Reasonable rates porn ted in Parjs by Ferdinand de- ||w U n k un(J wi„ make tlleir reporU Jil3. caused his arm y to carry two For Sale or Rent— Two., nice resi­ Leaseps who had huih the Suez ca- through the hank officials mull ships, peicemoal across the is- nal dences at a liarg*i|J. W. J 1. Thigpen. Work was commenced on the The first order for these dollars ittmus for the purpose of using them 80-tf canal in the early pari of the year oa the ocean he had discovered, 1880, but already thd cost had far was one for 20,000. The Commission For Sale- Windmill with 70' foot' .i. high way for the JrafTic caused exceeded the estimates and the belieVes' th at h'second and possibly steel tower, in good condition, also a third order of like size will hnve to ¡by the spoils of war a n d conquest in company fell into bad ways. When flOO gallon cypress tan k , cheap for be made. ■ptru, was constructed of stones, anP more than two hundred and sixty rash. W.V. Rushing, Sorrento, Fla. The coin is a beautiful porket,Ui» was the beginning of the million dollar* bad been »pent, the 102-tp plece and will be a fitting souvenir tndr across the isthm us whi^h has company went int'i bankruptcy and of H o n d a * part in the Exposition. | jeor ( a |o nt 4 bargain, a" I live so STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH shied to this day, a n d which oner work reused Another company work­ It is just the size of a silver dollar jar liw„y cannot attend to this 15 de the city of P anam a the richest ed five years on the canal and then ami has a silver finish On one sirbv nrrrs (>f c „ | rry p e| , a a , f , mPr0n ¡j the world. gli v it up. t!naily„in I -'<'• it bears the seal of tin* State of Ho- <_*11 y _ Sanford, Fla. 8 acres irriI lie right*, »if tin* f*fi-nrh »1nek r|da and on lh<' other is shown the jja t,.<| Hnd tiled, fine li inch flowing [ Neither the French nor Americans ;ttrr the first t o t h i n l i of digging a holders were taken over by this winged figure tif Victory »landing in We!l. If you want 15 acres of fine1 No. HB No. 80 No.. 82 DAILY nr,uI cross the isthm us, which w;i* try and l ’tub- '•am began on May t the prow ni ,i linai -..lilmg triumph cpjt.r and potato and vegetable ... 8 :0 0 a.rn. ... 2 :2 0 p.m........ ... Y:55 p .m 1 the shortest line from the Atlauto I!HI|. the »<'111.1*1 i n n <if - ■iii'triii liun “ nlly through the Panama f anal. land go and look a t this and make L-v. Jacksonville ■ ... 12:25 p.rp..... ..... 0 :2 5 p .m ............12:10 a.m the Pacific. One of Hulhoa's (ni­ wlueli has not flagged day or night i Th(>st. w |,o have seen the sample mt> al, 0fT«-r. Trolley from Sanford A r. Savannah ....... 5 .0 5 a.m . • 10:15 a.m.,—. . . 8:00 p.m. ts, a Bpanish engineer, first • ‘tins ' I f .<re that the-, are .itnotig run» ¡.»»t the lami known as the .\r. Richmond 8 :4 0 a . m . . 1:3Ç P-nt......... ..11:50 p.m Ar. Washington Ught of the great project and for j t»i,t»fi.,l*rr |n l"l I Presuli nt the must beautiful ordered b> an\ J o sh s. Patwell Farm Make offer to Ar. New York 2:31 p.m. 0 :5 0 p .m ....... ... 0:00 a.m ded plans Jo the king Nothing W il'oti, ,it\\ *<. long t >m‘.presse.I th<s t a t e for ilus purpose S ou th i 'ii( h- owner. J P , 2(3 Columbia street, ns done about it, until the year l ■ ’»“*I button w hi eh tired the ehaTge Uni t fina. Georgia. Alabama and Montan- Hampstead, |,. | „ N. Y. 93-l3tp No. 82. —Florida &. Wc-at Indian Limited Fret Reclining Steel Chair Cara to p Spanish engineer* actually *ur , blew up (fi,- l,<-r 'like that separat'd :< ;<re am ong 1he Slate* now selling Wmahington Klcctrlc Lighted and Fans. Por >ale Finn farm of ten arret' vd the route, but their report was I Iti* va a I i * r s u i . n t Ï »4* ili » d i h ■siii|\ ,-Mir tlnM.iff 14ft r.H**»1 K \ 1lot’ tiveryc to the practicability of 'nak l \ i* w I' v> |*,i —a**I l,l*ry¿ii*iíi Íliu(Ik » Mim i.iirj 4•»>%t hi* îir^I O» try ahull* th ree« niil«*N from the rky, No. 8ti. Palmetto l.imite<l •!><•«• Steel Reclining Chàir Canaio Washington— . Electric Lighted and Huts. , ' ’ h water ruutu xuiouxb xhu : lilt* r.TTTN I Itili <î$t 1r <IH'. iTl.lfk**'! *i"' T111 w -vi-1:1 till" T he ( filiillllvilM'i ni t ha ! ¡liso ■'Ah rlvfdre city lot h ( ì id ng HAND BROTHERS yr : ^ . rrMidPnl 5ll f * a C H A S E & CO. Atlantic Coast Line 3-D A IL Y TRAINS E A ST -3 u r 1 . _ i opening lor t lie regular lr.m«nci inn M All- f ,tV mb i-i*i-í11*•I m tlt'pnnirtg df ;In 1(320, King Phillip II of SpnioJ ••( the world s business. and tt also UN I T thirtv live thousand <d these •oil»« Ma barila »obi I»•ij thousand ring in mind the a d v a n ta g e s of ^ji marked an epoch in human !u«tor\ rter route to atjd from hi* posses I I ......... fulfill* a n-m.irkuId* «tu» ellirs (tie tlT't <1.1\ ari'l bus Iti-,*« I Ire IlSs in South -America, submitted prophecy made by tin- poet f.oet I— U<ing gimtl work ever since Ltb plans to the D om im caii fathers more than o f hundred years ago. Georgia MaU* ('«mniiwmii expect* II I- .1bs«| lit e| V in ' 1" rrillic .1 l.mit tweht. live I ll.iUs«n<l prko advised him against the fi’-oject wfn-n In- said liwo, a* they said, it w ould-be dlspemuible that the I'nited Stati1/ tiollars on the sale of these coin, Hlegiuus, jiointing him to the te x t. efTe.-t -,< passage from the Mexican The Florida Commission believes I trripturc, "W hat G"d bath joined gulf t*. i ) . Pn->: • <ii, and I u m .t h a i with tin- aild.-dd feaiur*'» <•( tlo* Mther let no* man put assundcr." <<’rtaii* that rto'v will do n <oute*t m whudi .r large number of •mda - v ••11 n g ladn-* will tat.»* part ¡..i iiiu-r i.i t ill I' l M t 111 I » » »< VIf I v l t i ' l l ■■I i . <•mr .< t. WIIV GERM VM I* G U I I ' » " y I Ili * il i 11n • si.i.i* ■ .< * i • i l l v C II It I > <•■ ' ! pi • I t-sll fumi» n I . i I ' l l U s i li (.11*1 pi,nt has hiinjtiy been a case of agents disI.Reineipber that w<' think in Eng I he i|in»ti»n. What are «<• gpiug W and dress in French, and tin rhea; "rf for eanh or run he purchuftcd N o . HO (*oant Line Florida Mail L«»ral Slee|»er to Savannah, term» Addrees It , uare of Steel Pullman Car* of the highest class ojierated on all truins. H 'raid otlic<> Coast Eine Dining Cars ojierated on Traine» 8Ö and kt}. For sale or Rent Five acres, tiled In ml. tw o good wells, located just, »nul h of Slat on in on S A* K Rail­ way 5 room house. , See F. Vi. Mahoney nt FVrnald's. 97-tf For information and Pullman reservation* apply to your local agent or writ 136 West Hay St. ...t Oter..*« W11t 1 Il till* CJ*Mle*t w ill 11 1 ** * j, 1S'* 1 mV I- A-k» g. n w itkeji \ ion* l.i slm ulil lia il all the I f F t It t * •' . if 1/1*11 * m il» t,\ f .i r •* , >, NRi * r* * f*i| 1J i » for r 1 1 - ■*. g 1 » !•■»tí f«*lt » ■ r., ;1-. i. . ti­ ratti 11 * 11 < ' ' i 4 : ! ' t f * 1 1 T 7 II l •*!* i o alb, 1 ■ • ih m k iti^ th e fo llo w in g lo r t) m i . M * i;i t: i h u i * o f t ho i o m m n u t V fur mi ‘WV, .» A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent jlacksunviMe. Fla TO RENT For Reni On t'oronm lo Reaeh a ioni I’nttagc. well fiirni.lieil (tul ■ "f \u g .< d the m ontb of »épi to i I Ihihn. New Srtivrn.i «•t h J. N o no >• r. l.oivg» nod. Fla. 1tl t-2tp. • Sanford Coca-Cola Mottling Co. j; B O T T I HUS O F S O D A W A T E R S AND £ For 'rent- 10 acro* Tiled Eand in tu ma la* a rn%v of the ol h«*r Stat».* la j^ é *u ib * b ave Bfc ,our prejifTlices a re a gif i n* t Ger- tu d o abou t po »n »h n body well Inrnted. A. P. Connelly, t hi* ycjfto b.t * been mori' fro llili • " l , > a ire a d » tu «*n rea lized ap d in every _»y. I *e< M agnolia St. 102-lf » t 11"' !!l*t.l III * «T t . byJ1V* ,-d •* h » t ma o > 'l Now have you piimpe'i out tl" i1, .1* ki’ll *ti.< • 11. » ,ir U li b l Ile I i,r Rent Cheap for <'u*h Twenty i; huí « f» liU g b .o o ir e >•n u*- * ill lie *ubl 4 prejiudice mi that ■ • < i .m loot *’ • c urrvtil » *»*■* I this from the slnm lpo t ’ of tl"1 fdnf rupher? Aro you pr.-pirod t<> d* >d. 1 k in a vacuum? Atlanti» S o le Agents Tor Ornrtffc ( ’Ily Springs Mineral Water PHONE 21 .< ■* <if giHid hammock lami nil tiled. .i it’ t or write \ M Tyler. inl-if ■ i )<*ry o r lit l i n e f.irrn. t 11 acres, |. If so look at this N. t m*r i.umi •' ntiil, 2 wells, plowed in good shape, Mr navies are c o n tr o llin g fo rce* in -•**?« J !ury new house, 2 ’ i mile* west. rtlis war. . • Two hundred dollar* quick Box 21. y[8pitit and orgatuza n o n ar>* the Potash In • lifilesiru''"allie by lire lOIMtj». ■ (. ' "T h e rejjorf* arc to th e .effect that Route »■ _______ ontrolling force*. therefore the forest lire* th a t for por New 5 room cottage, • t ! Where fit tlic spirit? Where i* »he long year» have imjmverished our there is to be a prodigious rrop of J ' apples added to the Immense crop of ni0,|vri1. j Musson, 601 Palmetto. Complete abstracts from the records of Fganization? sandy *<•il Itv I he distrurtion of veg­ whent;sO, m ine whut may. we are 100-41 p ‘ Each la.w ith Germany! etation dnl mft destroy or deplete V» * to have plenty of Bread and apple ---------------Orange and Sem inole Counties. Taxes •France is decrepit wi i h absinthe the supply cl pnlush nor phosphor­ sa'uce. How .nom inate wo are I'nr Rent1—Five aerea good celery ic acid t K,• ItlfiKt has heen m ade here in Amorjea!"*nys the Ohio State land, one and a half miles from SanI *b4 atheism .’ • .• c paid for non>residentsv • • ' England, having given birth to .the by ibi1 ifislriii'tion of vegetable m ut­ Joum nl. "N o war hiu! plrnly of ford. N. U. Garner. 99-8tc ’ M . .g --------------------------------«fulted States and C anada anil Aiis- ter. the accum ulation of which but niflice and bread -and biftter ‘Can a <;. W. GOODRICH. Manager. V ' .. For • R ent—61*1 Park Ave. Six »lla and New* Eeland is ¡i stale old for annual lire*. w<»»ild have made man live on that? Can be? Why, he I .«U roi-tn house, with all conveniences. our land« im alen ab ly rich. 1 lie lev^l izon. • e « e e e ^ * H e e e « « e « « » * e * e * » e e « ftm e » e e « e e » « » V m « 4 m ft< can live a sweeter, happier, nobler 97-tf Apply at 507 Park. Russia is an unwieldy Deno*aiir lands of the C elcly l>clta were safe life on th a t diet than he can on plum llf frozen in Siberia, half paralyzed through all t' -*e years front wash pudding and porterhouse ste.ik^, For R e n t—Three rooms furnished by unspeakably criminal memories and after lire and rum what was on " D o n 't bother about the cost, of jof light housekeeping. Alno twol the ground ha* »laid there. In a d di»fidkodden with vodka. living. A man can live on bread and bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park of John B Stetson University, De Land, Florida to the supply on our virgin sud ^ npji|p „ „ „ ior „ ^A nd G erm anyl Her afiirlt is like 91-tfc avenue. we have annually put o our fields* , ,, _ < _<„„^ _.<___i... it of th e winged Victory! She it and live with a clean colnsdent Offers a two and B /three year course of study For Rent— Completely furnished who put the knife in the side large quantities of this indcstruct- tweet dream s and boyish health Really leading to the degree LL. II. It is the oldest and .« » th e Rom an Empire. '*»•!•• Ingredient» The writer bslicves if a man sternly resolve# to live noble house with piano fo ratile summer. best In Florida. It has a large body of successful L The beat part of F rance nnd Eng-j they are in large part there pM In in this world there is no telling, how Few stops to postotfifce, depot and alumni. Special emphasis is placed on Florida I ltd and Norway and Sweden i* y u r land for m> thinking cheap he can live. God never intend­ steamer dock. A. W. Brown, EnPleading ana Practico. Its graduates admitted to lieves tnaU we ever take as much as. ed there should be high coet of living. terprise, Florida. 78-tf ferflow population of G e rm a n y ^ practice without further examination. Faqu ty, 'aw i ‘ She broke tho spirit of ‘France ini 10 11» tofjU cr 100 applied on any He told uxs there Is no need to worry building, law library, courses of study unsurpassed, For Bent— Furnished office equip­ crop w e|rrow . There is no serious Ike Franeo-Pruasian war. abo.ut food and rnimont- if we live ped with roll top desk, aifflco chaira F A L L .T E R M B E G IN S S E P T E M B E R 25tb. i^Japan broke the spirit of Russia. cause o t/flarm as long ns our lands right. nnd tablet. Also a roll top desk, Send for Announcement for 19X‘f-lST The Boers frightened doddering grow tse grills and weeds they do, "A nd there la apple ple!( what typew riter desk and other equip­ fpr it /tjikc* the same elements to ¡M England so ahe is still trembgrand living Just ahead of us! The as and wild* th at it does to apple crop Will be double w h a t‘it was m ent for sale or rent.' Herald office. g* Bg In ijer boots. • ' ' ______ » * * V * }’ 82-u leery nnd lettuc?. Only there last year, and 70 per cent greater MAnd the organization of Germany is qia/iy limes the amount of pot- than the yearbefore. Wereccoinmen MISCELANEOUS J liorlotis jfhd supreme.. She has t h j ken off qn acre in a crop of two thing’s: Learn nojv to make a Wt»t arm y 'th o world ever saw. Eo W anted'-IM nin ahd fancy sewing. ,, e ith er celery or le ttu c e . If a n J | ov|nK pal t r y for th»* pie. *» it paaa th e re 'in review, a mUM<>n 1,:. iiiut r„ mo in her l,'" wr* •“ -■•■'• * ■* ; Dress making of all kind*. la st j i . •. Li. enmn!ttMf*r l.ody doubts the and then put away in the cellar, a hullJ X East Third street Mrs. or two million men. and not o p r n iu n ( 1 few bnrrijl* of pie-making a ppl e * lor Driggwrs. uq . ui*. [ Itt that Im perial land coj»queringJ “ t l( >ou w''r,‘ 10 lry ttu-uij» acre- a n d . winter Full 1ostractiona 5»n<l Uttuco grown on an --------------------! “nit U o u t of atep. • *I 't urn it you would havo all the polI Iran In A JL'omi»etent gardener and furmeri Tha Greeks* t-T h e rm o p y la e « »)<« »«K taken from tho land.' iPrepaiatory, Comm ar/ied, wishes position as forenum =^Œ NOTICE •rathon, In overthrow ing th e^ fo m FossiMy \ \ peck of ashes and prob­ ¡íheirla! and Claas.- J u s e . to handle help. E. IE,, rare As 1 have charge of the bVisinesa of of Persia, and N apoleopcfn the . ’ :: ably 19\per cent of th ejtsh would IxJ Title Boncf St Gqarantee Co., Ea»t San­ T l * Herald. leal Courses KXMtp w. <• >» century, pro v e d u i»e^M>irit and *, potaaiwrVerhnP11 ■n,t Wich a‘ \* con# ford Land League, and W. AJ Whit­ ■■ • . ff» n l|a tiq n fro the controlling Wanted—To borrow ,$800 at 7 per fm tained In u ten cent can yop can buy comb, t can be found fn tho Tax A»^ of war. '* 'cent for.6 y ean on good real estate near lessor's Office In the coort houW. : Germany will again dem onstrate a,t your grot««-** tarer oa Sanford. Can give first mortgage’. Ad­ An Agriculturist Scientist ^rIU»K »t mind not m atters resolution #n«l dress Box 1282, City, 10l-2tp THOS. K- BATE] I ........ .. on Georgia aoil «aid fthc pooc«A ri„’, ‘ numbera, win in wara. B ’ * m. ‘ V ii • V w h£6til g .T i,', - | SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT £0.1! THE L A W COLLEGE OF LAW L A W St. Leo College« St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida H ' �n Vf -i t iR P M H iq M iir a H iig H ; " ’-www ” ë&f&s} A A » PAGE POUR p : 1’ * -■ ^pr TH E SA N FO RD HERALD itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiiiii people of the com m unity in which aitlon a t San Francisco seem to have the paper has been published. It Is the stom ach ache because the news­ a poor com m unity th a t will not su p ­ papers of Florida nre not falling all P bluitrd t * r r j Tbawlsy «nd FrM«Y Morolo» Dr port a pa|>cr—a t Ipasi one paper. •(ovcr them selves, boosting the Idea, THE HERAID PRINflNO COMPANY There is no excuse (or the people of and giving columns of space every K. j .MOU Y. M i t M « ulberry not supporting a weekly day to th e private exploitation of W. IIA Yh t S B u s i n e s s M a n a fttr paper, although there is some m iti­ private schem e to advertise Florida ub». r ipllon Price. SÏ.O O • Tear In Advarcr gation In the suspension of the daily a t the fair. T he following appears In a t I’alatka, for a country daily in the T tm es-U nion:, ' W lY tted |a lb« Cil» by earner 11.00 per rear in " I have been puxzled for some Florida or any other state has a hard advance or 20c per month. consists in protecting a depositor from borrowing for a doubtful purpose ;us much .Payment« In ad)anon mint he made at oBc* atrugglo for existence. Tho cost of time to understand why some of the as in granting a loan for a legitimate one. . a daily is about tho same in a village papers of tho sta te , especially those Entered *• erceod-ctu* mall matter Auiutt Had down the n state, are voicing a half or In a large city, th e only diffcrejyo 180B, at I he PoeioIBce et ¿an lord. Florida. being that tho city has the 'ad v an ­ tim id oppo&ltion to th e proposition • a ruler Act o) March 3rd, 187» H W ith an unbroken record of caring for our depositors, in the matter of loans w =* tage of more territo ry and readers to have Florida make a creditable offer title highest service in connection w ith pvery proper undertaking. Tekobone No. Bid i O mce In Herald BuUdlnj and more advertisers. 'Ho paper can exhibit a t th e Pannm n-Padfic inter­ live without sulllcient advertising, national exposition, in San Francis­ *f O UR E X P E R IE N C E will be of great benefit to you und we are always ready The Zolfo T ru th U u credit to the and there are o th er cities in Florida co next y e a r," said a down state man S tate preaa, and GeorgiTAdams ia to th a t will wake up and discover the y e ste rd a y in the Semihole lobby. to discuss your business afTairs and render, you. every service for their successful ho congratulated upon keeping his corpse/ of their tiewspapor on tho “ I have reasoned It o u t saw and I administration. * excellent' paper up to the standard fron t'd o o r step unless they g rant the wonder, th k t I-w as so. dull as not to even in the Sum m er months. Zolfo ed ito r tho right to live. see into th e opposition from thp should be proud of the T ruth for it On the other hand, no newspaper s ta rt." has certainly put fcolfo on the map. ftidn should Indict , a paper on the "A scheme was p u t on foot some com m unity already, supplied and ex­ tim e »go by some of the newspapers i n t e r e s t ; p a id o n s a v i n g s a c c o u n t s . Huh Holly saya-eKanford needs a pect to ftiunin a .^fviny from the in Florida to huve established a pub­ -J dally paper to print the wnr news. charitably inclined, or a frfw poli­ licity bureau •chiofly through athe* me­ Go to ff! Bofo we arc willing.-Tampa ticians who are a n lio u s to s ta rt a dium of the press, the papers of the T tib u n tt p ip e r for their own aggrandisem ent, sta te Interested of course to figure Now if we ju st liajl the permission and always drop it after the cam ­ largely in the plan and undoubtedly K ----- --- - « 1 of the Satiford people we could go paign. to got som ething in je t urn for their ahead and start it. I t takes a good town to support patriotism in this m atter. It was pro­ good paper und each one is difoend- posed to have, tho next legislature We - h a lit-te -ta lk .a b o u t, folk*, aiui * n r u poir the. other! , a p p ro p ria te -th e s u n r of $60,000 for fu rth er incr£urf-the' danger of Inter tty» advertising plan. national complications, b u t' 'this O U R SC H O O L T R A IN ' "N ow , an y b o d y -c a n see with one H. E. TOUR M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS R.R. DEAS Oui-yi, detailed from the Ja p Army VlrtPmW«! Cnahtcr eye th a t th e fellows b a ttin g the ex­ I W d e a l Am I 4.Mr, T he Herald Is inform ed th a t tho aa attache with th e British head- Sanford T raction Co., will not op­ position exhibit proposition are the I A- looks a heap more like.a erate the school tra in this season a n d ones who are Instigators of the other I ^tto g 1 th a t's been stepped on. this means th a t th e children in the scheme and th ey fear If this exposi­ ------O------ . * > eastern part of th e Celory D elta tion commission succeeds there will When you have a million one- will, have no way of coming to school be no chance for their appropriation dollar bills and pile them one on top unless a wagon can -b e provided and an d plan. C onaequently th e word has of the other and you want to take th a t the farm ers, living In th a t sec­ gone out: 'K ill it dr it will kill us.* during the first winter of the demooff the top one you would have to tion will be u nable.to get their hands, This sta te m e n t is- In keeping with cratlc administration reach 27G feet. If . you had thxt a- to a n d from the fields unless the A. C. some of tho dope sent out by the m ount In silver.dollarn the pile would L. Ry th a t recently purchased tho prom oters of tho Panam a exhibit, b e l l i miles high and so on. We know Sanford and Everglados road place and ns tho editor of the Herald is KII.I.K1) ON 1*Al*Kll N E W S F R O M W A S H IN G S O N BY T H E S P E C IA L C O R R E ­ because we-tried it th e other night a school and labor train on th a t tho C hairm an of the Publicity Bureau and the bed broke. . . ro ta and operate th e gasoline fra c t­ m entioned, we will take pleasure in T he Germ an soldiers, strrnous mrn. SPO N D EN T O F T H E HERALD In ptaeo and wars and thunder», answ ering th e gentlem an who Inter­ ion c a r .as formerly. If the Sanford Five hundred copiés, of the San­ Have not been killed by French'or viewed' himself in the Jacksonville T raction Co„ cannot operate this car ___ . Washington, Aug list 18.-(Special) a |l the money ho had. ford Herald sent o u t to prospective Russ'. paper. a t a profit the A. C. L with their " Is n ’t th at th e irony of Jfate As might have beijn oxpcQted, work settlers’ in the north would do more The Publicity Commission was on many importanL^waterway pro- rem arked to hfs better half, "o n ly a But by newspaper blunder» shops could probably do so and tak e to increase the population of S an­ over tho property of ■the Sanford organized several- months ago by a jec(a is being suspended, the men etn dollar and seventy-five cents—a n d I ford than any other medium, and T raction Co., p u ttin g in -a belt line number of newspaper men and other Ten thousand I he;. die i d»y, ployed laid off and in some cases made a million-itt the last hour." yet the money for this form of ad (They cut Hill 1 i cnjienl for the ‘city of*Sanford, n good park prominent business men of the stale machinery is already showing signs vertisjng has never been forthcoming. close to tho city an d make a g o o d 1 It was organized for the purpose of They do not die fr.n inruiri hall». of rust and disintegration because j From ,-)gurei su h m itted by forty When will the people of Sanford But from lug wads d Ii.i per endeavoring to protpote \\ ntate cam profit out of the venture. W hat would of the failure of Congress to pass t h e ' dea)erB t0 tho D epartm ent of Agriwake u f it o tho advantages of (heir bo n losing game to a small corpor- paign of advertising, an immigra* pendm g river and h a rb o r bill When cu|lure> u mi| k bo,tfe * iU |a (l fr „ m nows pa pt r? u tiun ís som etim es ma dp to pay big- t *U11 bureo u and a- censorship over ull Urn estimates of the Engineer corps j sjx lQ nity tr|p8i thl) ftVeragl. being Ten thousand d> ; g d., . iml night, —»— O ■-,■ ■, , According to i In g i l e s , , . . profits when u n d ertaken by a larger I advertising going out of the state were submitted to th e Committee on 22 fo trips If these estimates, rep­ They dip then- ,! Jklany and varied are the schemes ink, c o r p o r a ti o n 'a n d ‘the citizens of San­ of Florlda—something th at the editor Hiv« rs and Hurbont of the House resent average- conditions, the uver- • A ft d Sl| lirez - I to -take money of the Sanford mer­ -MW. ford should lay the m atter before the of the Herald tried to get before th*4w#r|y in the present session, (a age dealer would have to obtain a chants for so called advertising, hut A. C. L a t .once a n d ha|(e them in­ session of the Florida Legisfatur<‘ having to originate in thn new supply of fiotlles every 22 •» - it has been found by the advertiser eight year-s ago and the state of Flo­ under the Constitution), they were They lay then nul vestigate the matter. pufo days. If he d f livers 10,0U0.bottles a who wants results, th a t an advertise­ And sink thn Certainly In a section where there rida would have been spared the based on the s assum ption that there da y and they coat him 2 cents I They put t in u ment in every issue of the Herald ■>h«t nr? so many farms und fnmilies and mortification and injury subsequent, Would be n river and ha rb o r act each e tc h , hi« daily expense for bottles will get b etter results than any other And dal. tw hen' all kinds of wildcat lamia '.IH-, where there nre so many laborers on year, the act passed during the long wnuid'be "ilii.00 or $5.576.76 a year, form of'advertising, and yogr money were floated a t will to the evorltut* the farms and many people working sesssion to lairome a law not later which is going some is left In Sanford; How many fake T h e »leiird 'tot, a t the shops who ride to and from ing Shame of our state. th a n June 80, and t h a t passed during In the opinion of the D epartm ent schemes are sprung on the merchants M akes a'., The Publicity Bureau is just what the short session to becom e a law not their work, with the numerous peo­ not all of .these botUe* «re lost or He dries t 1 during the year by the fly by night ple residing in the suburbs and more tho name i«nplies—no more and no later than March 1. *m c 1"P*. broken: many of them have merely • advertising solicitors who only -want Arpi irm, of them building homes every day on less and would be absolutely under Now that Congress has seen tit to strayed. Some of the liottles g.-t into th e 1money and get out of town with the outskitts of the city this plan of the jurisdiction of the State uffiicials p u l -ofl the passage of the annual it on the first train. '• • • tho hands of o th er dealers and some »r*k • a belt line and transportation to and and the censoring committee. river and harbor bill, at- least up to a re dumped Into the ash 'barrel, Five million *. ■ >• ----------O - — With nt) •• Aside from the editors who nre oh Jrom the farms is worth while investi­ the present, there is nothing left to »■* H arry Thaw appears to have been . i n Inr mm the committee, such public spirited th e Engineer Corps in charge of tho which has suggested .th at’milk bottle I What will llu- ¡ r>«> gating, an d the A. C. L cun rest assur­ cle ring houses be established Hn th» lost sight of since the death struggle 1i l.sC To fight t he t i. rm citizens of Florldn as W. C. Temple, began in Europe. Will Ri*W Ailyn ed th a t they wilt hnv«- the hearty r o ­ W»-Z. Chambliss, M. E. Gillette, svvnral works tm rivers and harbors forge*Utlis ip' order that the losses but to suspend operations, where in bottles muy be reduced to the 'or Bob Holly or some othe bright operation of-the citizens und the city, Tan The German. officials in an enterprise of this kiml_4-L—■A**.Vitn»Agnew and many, others there is no money available to con­ min mum. light, please inform us as to- the 1« doing so: This enterprise has bean started ■W'H tak o ^ a n nctive Interest In ex tinue such operations, disrupt the abouts of that, distinguished gentle­ -,ii, He’s fig* plotting H o n d a through the Bureau foiVe* and lay up th e machinery, and should not lie allowed to fail m an.— St- Cloud Tribuue. iyul see th a t only the tru th is told Senator " tillie " Jnmcs wus a w or And let * Ju st now Harry is rusticating in lieca úse of the inertia or lagk oL ab o u t Florida. So much for the Pub­ which, according to ex p e rt testimony, r in l statesman during the first week m^ney. is much more costly th a n when said (tew Hampshire, o waiting the decis­ '.h* licity Bureau th a t has recently been machinery is in operation. of the war horror in Europe. Mrs. Now news i O ,ion of the Supreme C ourt, a n d the formed and has naked no favors from D E V IL 'S W ORK OF W A R Shoqjd 'Congress a d jo u rn without Jam es is among those Americin* mr* , r nirSupreme Court is waiting to (ake ,-„( the raWs anyone; Allhougb II passsing a - river and harbor hill, it run ru’d somewhere on tho disturbed a last guess a t the caiie. Niitions g» rAad aa men do. I t was ■ M i THE The Panama Exposition fiasco has continefit. M rs. Jnrttes has given her T H E G E R M A N After H arry's release he expects w ,s oldier- who said "W nr is Hell.V received th d 'su p p o rt of all thg nowp- wntild seriously h an d icap : at . lo hushnnd great coiffcern for a long W I R E !.F SS to romo to Sanford and spend the Tho m yatefy of life an d death is no­ puper.s of Florida. Some of them re­ third of the projects carried in the tim e, for she was in very precarious And TH AT winter* - ’ • where ao im penetrable as when, talN served the right to criticise the m eth­ bill a n d 'in many cases-w ork would health for mi ntka after he ranched have to come to a complete stand­ fog its flig h t'ab o v e the cradle and ods employed, some plnced the free * ■ •*”— 0 ------the "lime light" Stage. It was, in -i Evil F. the grave, it wings its way to the advertising just ns the commission still, thereby entailing a positive loss fact, only last winter that . she TOO MUCH T E R R IT O R Y ."I [isd FVnr Is tie of time and a serious interference "Bob Holly goes the JjvrksiyivJIle edge of the battlefield and hovers ^ , t olJl Certainly mine of the r-ieOto navigation which work* a derided M,,«'™'-‘d to regain her normal strength Into «me h ai , Metroplis, which claims to be "Flo­ over th e slain. W hericc. wherefore, to newspapers refused to boost the ■ tllia, hardship to Uoth sh ip p e rs ami con­ til und spirits an d her trip to Europe tal, muriij. iiin. rida's Greatest N ew spaper," one bet­ what end? * and sometime* proposition where it looked legitimate, was to recuperate from the n ílh e r * " i./ Before .th e aw ful spectacle of a b u t nil of the newspapers are jealous sumers. ter am i say»: "T h o D aily H erald strenous months of the scoiai life nmt nil gruwiii would be the greatest thing on earth general Kurojtean war w ith its’appnl- of the good, nam e of our state nod just now." Any paper. Holly gofo out ing im pendencies, the thoughtful none of then* will stan d for anything T w enty millions of dollars in na­ Is a goodvorte,' but modesty Should American will hesitate liefore taking th a t looks like a half way exhibition tio n al bank note*, ev e ry twentyfour restrain him from tnking in so much sides. He 'stan d s ag h ast. I t is thn of the sta te 's resources in the terri­ hours is the record of th o production tcrrirory.-Orlando Sentinel. brotherhood of mnn, not the* rights to ry of our only rival a n d they said of tho Bureau of P rin tin g ahd En­ jwnrannrii&nisiunoDiimiiijin^^ — *"•' 7 A^ and wrongs of nation«, th a t gains .so in no unm easured term s, graving, the currency thus issued ‘ S P E A K E R F O R E ST LAKE . possession of his mind- and heart. T h o Herald has consistently boost; being authorized by th e AldrichLessens the Dread of I'o rw t Lake has the inside track But yesterday* the .President of tho cd the Panam a E xposition from the V rceland bill, which p erm its the Sec­ In the speakership, race, lie la to far U nited S tates was discoursing sweet­ s ta r t in more wnys th an one, and we re ta ry of tho T tcasury, in an emerg­ the Work Ahead ■In the lead th at it appears the other ly ab o u t moral forces in Mexioo-sav are n o t-fn the fram e of mind th a t ency, to accept sta te , m unici|«l and candidates have quit void, Mr. Lake age an d lawless ■Mexico-today’bchnld will brook rrtk id sm eith er n s .to the in d u strial bonds as se cu rity for n»* Fans nml Flatirons nra­ han J» e n a consistent worker /or the E pglsnd, Q erm any a n d Franco-The m anner of refusing the columns o f tionnl bank notes. U n d e r tho terms ti comfurtnlilc couibinnprogressive Dem ocrats In Florida last syllable of recorded civilization Tree dope or the nasjy fling a t the of th a t net, which is today looked tion, provided, thej* arc G-K Electric never sought to put himself in the upon their lip»-the final word of Publicity B ureau. upon as 6ne of the greatest pieces Fans and G-E Electric Flatirons. This way of his f/ienda a n d th e ’ honor af science an d a rt- a t one an o th er's The Pnnnmn Exposition Commis­ 0/ constructive statesm anship accomb '»he speakership H given to him will throats, us barbaric a s in. th e Middle fish ed in this generation, the i.otal is the positive opinion of hundreds of sion and ^M inisters Plonepote'ntisrios be m erely an Acknowledgement of Ages. W here be y our serm ons now, to California will please be governed w hich tho tre a su ry .m ay issue under thousands of happy and contented faithful service ttr th c people. One of oh, W oodrow W ilson; where your accordingly.' We d o n 't owe them a tfie a c t amounts to thp enormous sum housewives throughout this country. the most com m endable'traits in the dollars, Andrew Carnegie? picayune qno way or’ thfe other and of ono billion, two h u n d red tiilliion T b « G-E Gm*r»j>Ie*d Flatiroo b cU«n, «orepolitical life of Forest Lake hi his lib­ * T he world has a long way to trav -' there Is ^n old adage a b o u t looking a dollars. These notes a r e full legal yawl«»I ami w w l t aJ—C*a»a onlr 1» c«t* eral m ind a n d his willingness to con­ cl before it roaches th e M ount of gift horse in th e m outh. le n d e r snd .are being d s'.rihuted to do tb* weob'a Iraaln» o l aa ordinary »bed family, G-E Fana neo T b » Leadaei o l iba sult his friends in m atters where Olives. Lo, we build a house of .cards to banks throughout th e country Mark*«—Farwkb coolina beooaoa Ter three or men seem to think they owe their in th e low country. Comes a wind as rapidly as the press can produce four iH fa a day, end Uat • Ufatlmo. Come N s llr« af AaslUallsa for T a « !>«•,{ Itnilrr lUCcess only to tiu-mselves and God across the N orth Sea in a moment to th e money and the Secretary’s of­ la and take year pick af either er both. Hrrtlca S af C fca»l«f * IBS. . >11. Law* af FI« Notlta 1« brrrby c*««n lba( llanry Gitas, fice can ship it to th e applicants. a lte r they get elected. blow it down. Com es a blast from urrhtM-r of T as CartiBcala No. 2 0 0 d «l«it When he U made speaker, as .It hell th e H apsburgs made a n d ' not f h* 2nd day ol June A. L>. 1102. ha« Sled " H a d it not been (o r this act sn d $3.50 IRONS NOW $2.50 ■■Id Gertlflrate In nrr offlew, snd h i« made appears now he.surety will be, For­ one stone rem ains. T ru ly the. Home 'application th e preparedness of th e , department (or Tax l> « d to tn u , fn acrordTragedy! A race accursed of God! anre with law. est Lake.will do w hat he be tevea to tu rn out tjio em ergency currency Kali) «file r a i a cnbtscei an nr i i t . ithe s * InUnwlr* Maid iCartiBcala inUnwing da& people want him to do.-JacluonvlUe Was it not enough t h a t seif-slaughter ■ralbad property, aituated in Mamlnola Coun- w ith promptness and dispatch," said Florida, ta-wilt Uat 8.3* eh» W of N E' State. and the assassin h ad dune to wock *y. Jo sep h K. Ralph, d irecto r of the Hot of N W U ol SE W , 0 t p 2, R „ 90 rf e f»i ,. W 1.61 I . t l r rh». h » , B ».»• « . » »rb*. ............... E . l . t « B ureau of Engraving a n d the devil's will on th e D anube th a t r u n "B ‘I.S0 m A n tin g , b N S.tS «ha, (Ut» bey •» yd» *V af NE a deeolate old m an should be left tQ • SUSPENDED ANIMATION r of NW k H? RK W. r6n W U7ft, fl JTtft, " a frightful monotaru panic might m ft. H 372ft.) x • ___ -.kf'-TT. h a v e occurkd." Among the latest*, case», of su: - end th e dram a with a conflagration •The »aid land brlbt mHw i h ■ i ]■ a; P S » «à te i i«h i • ^ „ pended anim ation am ong the n$ws> swooping serosa th e Rhine to* the of the laauaneo of aurh cartikrnta In the name Apropos of Mr. R a lp h , who has of Arthur Moore, boira. Unloaa saV .C irU AprpetWi is th a t of the M ulberry- Her- Rhone and th e Seine; to the Severn rata abaU ba redeemed nccordins to law, TaX been *'©n th'e J o V tw e n ty out of Heed will ieeua thereon on the lftbVday- of aid. . E d ito r «Bulloch announces in* a n d 'th e ClydeT .W hat Is ServU to September tw onty-four hours eVtory day for the A. U . - l f l d , Wltnaaa my official elinature and si tbla p a st week looking a fte r tho work of • last-week*» issue th a t the. paper sur- England, w hat to France, th a t they Iktb day af Jtuiuat A. <>. 1 1914. • pends on account of non support. should bleed for her? And after- aU tu rn in g out this msw m pney, his wife ieeal) E. A. ____ Floutla Clerk Circuit Court, 1. lam Seminóla inala__ Co. The daily paper a t P ulatka suspend js o v ir how shall th o Balance of th e 104-Tuaa :»tesaid Lp him the other, morritnff Ily J. C. ilobert*. ed several'w eeks ago..on accouut of Powers stand? Ile n ry W atterson in I would like to have te n dollars. I tho Louisville C ourier-Journal. seo several enticing b arg ain s sdver,_nop-HMipport. Wo are sorry to chronJefo the end tjacd ut the stores a n d now is the Jusr When tho Pain Was W orst . .T H E PANAM A BUBBLE . Tho dentist* (getting-even with' hi* tim e to buy/ of these papers or of an y paper*. pleasant N pt’ only do we sym pathise with the , Sonic of the prom oters of tb« Flo­ photographer) 7-; ’"Look " J o e " skirmished a ro u n d through p le a se !" -T h e Tailor. rida exhibit i hfs p o c k e tsin d finally fished uj>$i.?$ an d 'editors, - b u t ‘ with tinV.H •. tl ' A ' ' THF SANFORD HERALD I «- - - INTELLIGENT BANKING SERVICE ------- A% P F fiP i l S B A N K J F S A N F O R D SA N FO RD , FLA . ' ¡iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiuiiiii^ FROM THE NATION’S CAPITAL rj- • . . Í* m ' Sanford Light • ** * Fuel Co �AüGCgT 18 19Í4 Di and» aboút the city tfc1 « ' r E l?J * thc ncw Principal of the bantord High School was in tht? * __ * BOY’S iníM K’H.YOIlH CHANCE f 'ty yesterday from Gainesville Inspector. A. I). Smith Offers Uitíe IUppenlngB—Mention Of ho han been unending the State Sanitary ' Prizes for (leaning Hack-Yards Matters In Brief Normal He lef, yeaterday evening Here’s . a chance for Che* boy«,of A B O U T PEOPLE A N D E V E N TS position as teacher of expression in Bethel College. Me KcnzJé, Tenn. .. v. --------- ■ Mr. and. Mr*. D) C. Marlow, aecúmpanicd by/Mr*. Lovell hau« gone to Black Mountains, N . C.-for th« remainder of the summer. lor hin home in South Carolina to Sanford to gat a-free ticket to -the BEINtf A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS-, nuke arrangement* fo r,re m q va! to Picture Show or win a $3.00 Base this city. ISONAL ITEMS OP INTEREST UP-TO-DATE — Ball Glove or a $1.50 Knife. A. 1). A Sanford party, spending yestrr- Smith, Sanitary Inspector has hit Mr. and Mra. W., H. Peters, Joo Communication* for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor” , or iaannsry Of The floating Small Talk* day in Urlando. detained by the upon a novel scherric for keeping and M argaret will retu rn today *' SarcIncUy / i _. l i s c i l a Arranged A e e a n tfa ii For P ap Hurried tín n ln .l l . , . Phoned to Mrs. K. ,A. Terhcun, Phone 203 heavy rain of Inst evening, and had the back yards of Sanford iq gqod from a n extended trip to New York Herald Reader a He announced to the Her­ tu make an unexjn^isi night trip shape. and Maas. Ckildrtni Party ^ flshing and bathing this jolly crowd In the party were Miss May Leonar- ald yesterday that every boy who Mamie Kate Williams was the of youngsters expect to enjoy every f i f l n S. Maine ha« rotflrned from dy. Mi*» Eunice Human*. Miss Minn brings to him a note from either of Mr an d Mra. G. W. Spencer and rOtlando where he has been engaged Key. Mi** Elsie Clark, of St. Augus­ his parents stating th a t he has charming, little hostess Friday after minute of the next three days. family are off on their sum m er va­ in organizing a lodge of Macabees. tine, Mr \ \ | 1. Ha mans. Mr. S. G cleaned up the back yard will re­ noon, to fifteen of her girl friends, cation in N orth Carolina.' ceive free a ticket to the Picture In celebration of her twelfth birth­ Camp at Palm Spring* . Seth Woodruff of Orlando was in Brook, and Mrs S. Walker. Show. day, A number of games* were e n jo y ­ A congenial party, leaving town Miss Jessie Hutcheson la spending Ejfr city yesterday enrouto to his The overtime was pleasantly take ed, a* well as tho dainty refreshments Monday morning, for a week’s camp her vacation pleasantly a t New Smy­ in addition to this offer two ,or taken up at the San • Juan.— jjitie ranch near-O steen. possibly more prizes will be 'given served in tffe dining-room.Tho table at Palm Springs am Mr. and Mra. rna and Daytona, * Reporter-Star I Miss Nona Wylly and mother have boy who cleans up the most yards was very artractive in its decora­ J. N. Whitner, Misses Mell, Alice Jmm f fjturned from a months visit with < Notice-All mem hem of the Womans in his neighborhood. The boy .who tion of red and green the color and Annie Whitner, Mabel Bowler, *'A Jolly party of good fellows Club are requested to meet ut the f friend* and relatives in Orlando. brings to Mr. Smith or leaves at being effectively carried-out in cut and Messrs Emery Close, Seth who motored over to Daytona home of Mrs. J T Brady, Fourth flowers and ferns. In the center of Woodruff and W. J. Thigpen. the Herald office on September Sunday In p r.. Householder’s car • Fresh yeast cakes and popcorn at Mrs Street near Magnolia Avtnue, Fri­ 30th the most notes from his neigh­ the table was the lovely b irth d q ywere M essrs Deas, Bowers. Ralph A. Simon’s. # G6-tf day afternoon, Aug. 21st. at 3:30 O'­ bors stating that he has cleaned up caJte, .adorned with twelve red can­ Ptrtqnal« Stevens and the gonial doctor. Mrs. B. .T. Houser returned to clock, for the purpose of ’rfiftking their back yards nnd-cut the weMs dles. -There was great fun in the mcrMiss Bessie Long returned Friday ilteland yesterduy after spending (lowers for the "City Beautiful Ball" will receive from _____________________ the Sanford Purni- ry efforts of the giri», attem pting to night from drlJghthrt rW r^ ro WTrrthrf- -M ttr- A lItcciX frlitctìl. 1xr having which is to I»'given in the fall. Every ture Co., a fine ¡lay with home folks. 'Tw r f ^ )¿lt?T¿tew:ipast‘ ■rhe^JrfrftNy qwffttttT—M anv. Garden. Accompanied ¿ y Mrs-A. Jon. » enjoyable viiit a t the country ___ _ gH tfiftqe 1eiTfm ?” ?rj» Tlio young "and little daughter Louise, who will home of Judge and Mrs. Herring Glovc. T he Herald :wrlt~ -gTvr~ "fT T C ^ F l r t c bwmake a short visit in Sanford. Mr. of the Seminole P h a r m a c y - h o l ­ crepe paper. The work will, b e -a r the boy having the second highest hostess. /Assisting M as. Williams*were Mcs- Jones will join them for the week umber ofthese notes any $1.60 The \Vhitner friends, Miaaes ding In a fine new Studebaker. ranged so that every ono may be kinfe he can select In an y atom in dame* Underwood, t Worman and end. Jana and .Allice came down from Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy able to assist. from Jacksonville S unday an route Sanford advertising in the Herald. Smith. Others present were- Ada) and their daughter Mftlllonre enjoy­ Mr. E. E. Phillips who has been to the Bungalow of M rs.. 9. 0. Other prizes will probably be of­ Rhine*? Rosamond Radford, Anna Typewriter Ribbons— Remember ing themselves a t Daytona Beach. the Herald when you need one. fered later. It is one of the rules Mason, Nina Lee, Maggie Pearl the gueat of his cousin, Mrs S. O. Chase. Before returning to Sanford They expect to spend several weeks. Any make machine. 7flc delivered of this contest th at all boya who Sm ith, Cora Lee Tillis, M argaret Shinholser, hai returned to hia home they - will visit their a u n t in Or­ ** . lando also. On their return to enter the contest will keep'his own Shelly, Vlrgie Hyman, Mary Elisa­ in A tlanta. See Dutton for turnip, mustard, anywhere. Rhone 148. 96-tf Sanford they will be th e gueat of yard cleaned up until September beth Moye, Irene Norwood, Sarah littuce and cauliflower seed. 96-tf For Sale-Orange grove 14 acre* Mrs H. C. Gerror left on Monday Mr. and Mra. B. F. W hitner. 3Qth, and this will of course be Esterby, Virginia Do C o u n ty , Ethel Ernest" Belts finds his motorcycle fine hammock - land, lSO acres of counted in tjpj prize contest and Singletary, Helen Terwilliger, Julia for Now York, Verm ont find Cana­ gs not built for two and has traded Celery laud, one ten acre tract celery ** da 'for an extended visit of several Must Hava Been. will also entftlc the boy to a free Laing. land. At a bargain. Address P. 0 . B • for a Saxon car. Bay a Mr. FIIkjd Young In the Pal) months. She will return to Sanford ticket to the show. Box 902. 104-8tc. Mall Oatette: "I began yesterday by Busy llrrt and Rabbin» after th e Christmas holidays. Get.your Ice cream from D u h a rt’s This is your chance boys. swimming In a junllt sea, continued It I Tea Cream Vactory. 85-tf Get busy right away and clean up A delightful meeting of the Busy Mrs. E. B. Bigger« and little by motoring through a hundred miles BE KEAN Cl. ASS the back yard. Get a note from Bees was held at the Bobbin's Nest Mrs. W. P. Fields and children ter Evelyn are home again after a of lilac and gofio, ahd ended It lis­ your parent* stating that you have Monday afternoon with Mrs. _ Geo. have returned home after spending tening to the mbit perfect concert done so and present it to Mr. Syjrfh Fox leader. Although many of the most delightful visit to the moun- program at Queen's hall that I have ; Mveral weeks with home folks at and get your ticket. T hen g o fto members are out of town, (here was tains of N orth Carolina, ever heard. . . . Waa It n ot-a iccnt City. / •“ ______ your next door neighbor, and ask a goodly gathering of little folks up­ happy day?** The answer, Fttson, la. Phone your orders to No.89 if Mr. W. H. Tlbbals Jr. of Lake City In the affirmative, Mr. Punch remarks. if you may clean their yards and on the great, broad veranda of the The Berean Class of the Baptist cut the weeds ...telling them ¿Jint hotel and a most interesting meeting spent th e w eek-end.in Sanford the j o b w a n t 'baked beans, salads, homeide bread, cakes or pies* for your (Sunday School met with » full »t- that you are—going to win a prize.- was the result.- Guests of th e Bee* guest of the Misses Munson. Nolle* ml AprlltalUs f « T** D**4 t.’sdrr »••lion 1 4 d . , i . i I M I , I.*»* *>f Ha *■. Sunday dinner. | tendance on Iasi Sunday. During the When this dene get a note front them and the Bobbins wire Mrs, J. W, Natte* 1* hrri-tiy ftvao th a t I t a n r r Gitan. Mrs. A. B. Marshall and Mrs. purrbsM r ol Tax C m t l B r l t x N e. 20*0 ,, , ,L. Dorman andi rfamily i . month Mrs. A. , , of September . . . they are to i stating that you have cleaned the Dickens, President of the W om an’* tha Znil day at Jus* A. l>. ISOS, ha* flint , . . have lecture* each Sunday by prom -1 <r- yard in good shape anc go on C l u b ; Mr*. Henry Wight. C h a i r m a n 1 Jn (,k Davison are among t h e ¡ W o r d •alii •alii (VllllrtO (‘»rtlltral In my office, and hai mad* have returned from a several months ... * -Taxi l)#i * application lor )»*ii‘ lo ‘Itauv ‘in affordB .. , i i i i indent citizen*' "f the r if j which ;tr< the next *The most industrious of the Junior Civic League, Mr*. B taking In the excursion to St. ance »Ith law. “ vutt to her parents in iaiki-land and Said CcrllAcal* embahre* th* fotlo»ln( daKT . .- * . 1 " I”* vers interesting A i irdial in boy will be the one to gel l he tirsi, A. Terheun, Chairman of the Wel­ Petersburg this week. Albert is happy in the possession «dt •crltieil p iip e rty , alluatad In Saralnol* < nun" . . . . . . . , , Vltatlon is extended In all you prize nnd ii is a dandy. Other fare Dept, and Mrs. Alice Harvey. ly, t'lorida, lo-wlti Hr* TH ih* W- o( NB Hbe family anil the brand new baby ot NW li ol HK >l H.r 1«. T p I I . K SI, Mr M. C. Savage has returned to Cor ! I. G hIssile! merchants will probably offer prize* A* Mrs, Dickens stepped upon the run K 90fl. if 120(1. W »Oft. N 120 It. hi* home In Jacksonville after a deThe aalil land ix l n t l u r u n l at (hr dal* 1'(ass Ht ¡»trier [- New booking orders (or Btg Bos later V.Titch tin- Nembi fur further, po r-h. the Bee* gave with vigor and at ihr issuance of such crfUflcnte In Ihs name resounding force, the League yell, j »««htful visit to Sanford friends. ol Henry Adam*, ttnlaa* *»ld CarUlaata un no unci'menta. tpn Lettuce ami Cauliflower seed, •hall be rodeeraad according to law. Tax \ Great Success nf.' F. Dutton. 9fì-tf Thi- was a compliment fully appre I iced **111 l» u e th-reon tha U l J U l f el Heath of i > K. M urtin Mi** Gertrude Green who ha* Sriiirmher A I), t a l l . \ gG-ai , w.,s tin. ¡totted riu ted by Mr* Die keifs who respond my nfficUl al(nalura this <• 1. Martin died at his home ed with a gracious little talk, nssur- I * « attending summer .chimi in . . »\ Vriter,* Potted plants nini Cooked Food plant and ">k<»! lood -ale run b\ i s T - T V Ä A™ » 1 ? tsaal) " * K. A. L)(«gl***. Ien sale a t the store across (rom Ab the Baptist ladies lust Saturday on the Pace place east of the city assuring the Bees "that the Woman's Knoxville, 7"L,nn., will not return to . . . . , I’lerh ntrrult Cauri, Seminóle Co., Fla. .tmathy's, EV ERY Saturday after afternoon ar.d .Mining a t ’ t he store last night after a lingering illness Club could not now do without them S a n f o r d t h i s fail h a v i n g a c c e p t e d a mi-Tu«*. £tr. tly J. 0 . Ito b a m , O. C • Mr Martin came having found in them an active, of many month« -noon and evening, Phone your orders across from \ b, rn.it h \ '-. — auf - ca!* ■st band' of little workers." to No. HO. T11•*■**<* La 'it. ' vvta); t.. atinuuif'c to 1*lortili» *«'Vi t ul \ »*Mnt (> ring front t ul.i-n ulln**i*» .K,l *lev i-r A r -mg vote of thanks was extend­ Alii ïk v Y 4 i b;tt :) i « . 1 * <". i’T , 5 or 6 dose* fi fi fi will break au . fr. ut-. 1h<- 11sr *♦-$*U vlit* <ll*.if !$T lt*M.tt .i ¡.«i i ■.cui tig r.» <>v ed Mr* Bobbin* for her F rii e 2.' >.l ï U“•!at ?<ue of F e v e r or Chili« .•¡¡M 1 liad tinid<11.• ge '-rnus hospitality in 111 **\ .1 1 1 1 » ’ 'l.t ï,*l .4Î tit*' * ■ and the goo< Vi 2fit ¡‘cents. i tll'f^. phtjîiptl t»* No will ■M-llll.l OH tIn fanti al l In« Para farm Ituie she wan giving the Bees.*4n re The Haynes brother« and their I1». aÜr *•*’.»Il v fi|!*'*l t Ititi kirie th 1* .Mitili•or 1iff tt ,•axial ipiinae to a cull for a sjn-i'ch, Mr*. llamilies were in ib< *i(> from !*■ i m p r n v e h ; s e ot i ibl icoi b u t h< w a i t e d Koldun* told them "that she was (Land on Sunday. ■outing ov. r tu oto loo long In for*' s e e k i n g h lur ida* U ulking to Erisco very happy to be the hostews of such ■' l un a t e ' a n i l n i t e r a b r a v e bait i* fef*lhe big cars of the llaynes Garage heidlhy looking lads were i hive id Busy Bee* anil th at she T lie m i i ' i Ullihi'il t o t h e d r e n t i de« c( that city. i i . I in I I ' - . i I h' "itii ■ l a r i S a l u f d a ; was intensely interested in lllepi and , , the work they were accomplishing. 6 or 6 doses Gfifi will hcrak any afternoon and said they were on a t r o y e r y e s t e r d a y . *~ jm . j. .oft O 'l 't l l j p fjfl' ' * ft |o n t hike *,i( 'v already rovered • Mr. Martin leave* a wife and T h e n she told the Bees nf a vnhied F en v« ' e» .r -'n, trr rChill*. V I Jfil I.V.ftll id tfn t. '02 miles between live children to morn hi* lo+* relit* in lw-r possession forty-two $ints. The funeral services will be held vearaa tiny new’spaper called the Philadelphia and San Francisco, add a t t he lai,; huno' of II lítense » Every Str ttrtie y afterno' 'Bu»y Bee" edited and printed by ^ • i‘ ,i'% I’.i. Hi. i \|.'i !.. I l l lo. ' .*• ....................... kt Evening, the l.ido ol tie little I " 'I : ■• »■a .i-tT* "Id w h o •‘ M e t Itoli 1 • I ' Í U*t l \ i r " i Chureit will b.i \ •• . "..ked I' I pi nidi nelit I. wyer Iti • hi • t It rami» Hi tmu inter ini ■ <hilf, b o l l l kl . i l ' f potted plant «ah that th.-v I ■. \ • i I 1 I. :.r 11" a n d wi mi a 1 1 1 .1 b h: i k l ' Vl i ' u I iiii-t er\ •from A b o r n a t h y ' s s ■■ : *: n I r.t ,i. i-< o. a n d too, by thy if industry might, each i ht ■ i o n i arid all, become fumou»." A vote of Mrs Jam es Cowan qnd son George are under agreement to walk all t|n* FLORIDA S GO OD S H O W IN G th a n k * wa* ex ten d ed M r* .|D elam eti'r have returned-hom e after a visit to" way und arrive there by April, [■-fftlatives ut Barberville Mr* Cowan’s They left nin i; with a Lincoln pen­ S c a - o n II** Been Mo s t profil ati li for the gift of n hantlsomè plant* for Here 4* Whore Ihe Women of Jhe Nation Naturally Belong. one of the parks. It was decided that tii. h en ci posed t brir ell^ mother accompanied her honu* and ny tsi* h. To The Gru» orn ■s u gift from the Weal Sitie, il ! n »t* to m.iK> thetr Will visit for acveral w.-'-k>..|t I c t r,- f ■. t Fi or i<l.t has been making a r< ‘ T H I S IS T H E S T O R E . ; *î/ MT It I i‘|il IflÜ cord for he- Crop« during the *cu*»t; .boulil lie piaceli yi.thw. Weit Stile I'.on w« '■ 1-, home on Sanford lletghtn^ • ' rÍ*, Kit Vt W hen- m an y of th e ret] ui rem en fa nf ( ’hmkI HouHokeeping.' in a y .it i jil*: p.is-'d t •( ibis I hv|c |s no dl- l’nrk, ami » voti- of I bim kr h«' «ent {several Sanford Garages will •o Mr* Oelir.ictnr by the secretary ;• 'pii |“ T' put. 111» ■ silwnv* he fimntl i n ’ flootl ivtvorlmonl, of drairjiblo q u a l i t y represented in tin I iT riu • *t IJ.i \t t io I ' tl ' »• 1-et'i g. Ill response ■>’ d l'^i .11.i -1! I ! • ' .il# I..I. toil III ng of v * n-li ’ onil at etuT. i i price«. tona Beach on Labor Day io roil Cell. I lo-, lb-'** w.ll l-lt of the f <'Ur»<*r t I I- Md lie usha rii'*d in the progress made different cars will make a try lor tinI- lo'ing made by within her bordent during the la-t various iieglueted .gratinila nnd park - 1 Tin* i ny we Y(ui Won’t Go Astray If You Conic Our Way ■. prizes! Out ,of all the our« ih. i . v rr the auspices half 'IliTM-n , i-ars, L>r wi t h i n ' timi ar. vs atol those which have received oill.l' l lie pact to participate there will study ôf the J*t-1!irdei (>bin At idoli r flu b , ■ , .more . . . -ilevcl , * the nurvulést caro ,a iwt attention. time flave then* been * . . Ai f be a winner from Sanford. ' pushed . , along , contest is on to *ce who will leach i* to receive a scholarship in opomenta well .begun, r . bring . ;v . , as .toi n* the most attrnctivcu report. At I d o sin g out all typewriter carbon ,.a ft ,,b- university if lie complete* and completed to fturh a n extent * j ' l l O N E 273 T h t f Y n m l f i n / S ta r» S A N F O K D , FL A . d ‘the W per.. Brat grnde* only, a t 2.V t |„. journey acording to the term's prove the righrcuus intention of the the close of the, business p .e rio , . , . .i it i, i children enjoyed games nnd tho p¿r dozen sheets. Herald Office. of t h e c o n t r a c t . promoters, than can be published , * / * * . , „ „ . . on-1 . . . • . ,,, ... lertaln mom furnished hy Polly Boh . -tf in apy other Mate in the Unit». ,, , , , . h ns, n fethiired pet of tho parrot M U M 1 | \ W VTl!It PL (NT And, in ihe meantime there ha* * » , ,, , , ,* ,, . I fianford will have another r e s t a u ­ . . , , ¡, , family, who whistled, and »polled been opened up a vast territory of r ' ■ . rant and it will tie located in the For the last liara) year, water tak- i a* i ,' i i » , . . .... ,"fllra , and and . fox „ , , .1 was „ ,most , , sociable, ; rooms formerly occupied i>y t he < ny ■p-s in I )e|.aiol pui«l into the ejty' land which has been setout incitrus about to !' n', friendly. Mr*. Robbins served orchard* vvhkch ure now R estaurant In the Iline* Building. treasury Il t :ish. *10.030. Has des come into fruition for the peuson* delirious refreshment* and the hoppy I t'w ill be managed hy a Greek the abovi unite a number •did not th at will follow. And the fine vege­ afternoon riime. to a cloao with an who expects to serve the trade to tip* pay . _Liii--v ■ mr * now being gotten af- table la mis of great area tire being invitation to Mrs. Bobbin* to meet - b rat.of his ability. t.r with . «!.( r st M'k. a ltd Witter IS slowly put into condition where the with them at their next meeting in TJit UNIVI HS AL CAO PiatW' nnd Player Piano- Expert being cut oli where i.insumtT* fail promoters will realize well for the in­ Central Park two week* hence. tuning nnd repairing . All work ahrciiiM- to pay It i* prolmble that vestments. . Solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey. t lie figure* fur the ensuing year will Tho season just cjosod ho* been Camping Pdrtir» Box 1233-Phone 249-4. 102-tL be b - Ihitn $12.000 EstlmMing spoken of as ono not up to the avert j ,0 delights, joys anti tliscoinuse of wulcr for fire hydrant*. Effective August lit 19M to Auguit 1st 1015 and ugc, and • there havt- been com- ftlf t s 0f camp life, seem to be a favMr. and Mrs. J. F. K arnatz huv< the " f c n r i n l . t i e r ipeniilncl **m " »pr,,*l;"n«. city W M b « » . guaranteed against any reduction* during that time: menta in northern paper* upon the orjfe form, of plcasuro for Sanford « tu rn e d to« , * , w.i which wood doubtless cost the city matter. Tjtere have been no a'uthen-peoulK. this summer for not a week the summer „ ....... .................. y„ , u .1» tic figure» given in an y popert-for ¡mssüs sre receiving s warm welcome from not rie>* th at one or more congon isra but I plznt were owned nnd operated by the reason, It Is stated, th e railroads ini parties "go ramping" nnd return their many Hanford friends.*Mr. Knrprivate parties, the city is making n natx is s live wire and Is the kind good thing out of it* water plant, did not cixrc to make too publicHhe with* enthusiastic reports of the good total amount of "out shipment*." titnea onjoyeji. th a t is needed in Sanfo/d. . (In IN* United HUIaa *f Amark* 0*1/) and the service is excellent. It has There has been compiled by unof f i ­ Ju st returned from a five dnys camp • Thursdays and Sundays— Wood­ been many years since winter .Has cial who is in a position to know qn the Weklva, driven homo by the land Park. Picnic conveniences, faff ml at the time of a fire, or ut any whereof he *peaks' n table to show rain several days ahead of tim e, are Amusements. Tho only safe, clean other time for that matter. For the what ha» been carried outside of the All retail buyer* of new Ford can from August li t 1014 Mr. and Mrs, Claude Herfldon.M r. outdoor swimming pool, emptied month ending July 31, the city took State. Of course it U impossible^ to to August l«t*1915 wflLihsra in the profit* of the com ­ and Mra. Eider, Misses Lola Evans, dally, cleaned and re-filled from ar­ In about $3,500 from water rents; determine hy any means thè amount pany to the extent of $40 to S60 per car, on each car Nell • Evans, ‘ Nellie Elder, Susie tesian well. Shower bath, toboggan this has been a great bfilP in carrying of the products which have been eon- Brown and Messrs Osborn Herndon, they buy, PROVIDED: we »<11 «rid deliver 300.000 new ¡.«.et work. etc., as the city i* •fide Leased privately also. HtSf on sre< sumed within the Stato-nor T olddiantj Robert Herndon Ford cars during (list period,' * N ----- A. E. Anderaon le f t ' t o di, a y for abort on ready cash. Tho water plant Surhrnmoii1nGs be even approximately . Axk us for particular! k Jacksonville ’ where ho Will take has c-navled the city to pay c a s t a* guessed at, for every community Carnp firt ‘G ith tind /land lìoy» it ha* gon at least * month longer is, ns U every family, a -great consu­ chargi of one of the Whidden stores Another happy party of campors “ l firat mer of the home-grown fruit* and are the Camp-fire girls and tho Band Lt the t- city. His many friertd* herd than it be able fo do after the f f e ^ o u n r i l vegetables. ■«gret his sbqence blit are glad to Boys of the Baptist Church. C hap­ C.JF. WILLIAMS. A(ant kno* th a t he hits a good position end went into office. DcLan4 N °W8‘ eroned by Rev. -and Mra. Geo. Hy­ EDWARD HIGGINS, SaUanun th a t he will make good wherever his m an about twenty-six young people Careless Mr. Nosh. Morvey Nç.t »Necsisary. lot m a y b e cant. M *. >nder»on is Much trouble might have been saved loft M onday morning for a thr lo A Michigan Hospital and Is improvHad Noah omitted to tvko an octopus cam p a t Lake Onorò. With gleaming necessary to^bspplnp»»^ SI fires the playing of th e band, »board the txk. “ * S/- V-: . ' ¿ ' . ' • » ’l i ' T d -, 'V E - - * ■ ‘‘ ---- ------------. . . . -------------------------------------------------.1* é ¿if* *;A - --4 !.. SEMINOLE PHARMACY ¿Porci Lower Prices on Ford Cars ' Runabout . . . . $500,.: Touring Car - - - 550 Town Car - 750 Buyers to Share in P ro fits Ford Motor Company ‘.'J �THEfSANFOBD HERALD AUGUST 11. PAGE SIX S o ld ie r o f Fortune 1/1/1111111® \\\ to\ i w i f w Copyright. 1912. by \ not with her. She tru»tcd me—yoal But a« a gentleman. Should I fail in that teat of tier faith I could nover ngnln bopu to regain my place In her esteem. 1* , . • •* •'Lot's not talk of ourselves." I «aid. releasing her hands, "but of what we must faco here. I hnvo told yep Unit Uoouibs claims to bii working under the orders of your husband. la that possible?” ..., “I cannot conceive rlecrly bow It coutd be, and yet bo might have re­ ceived notice of bhr*father's death In time to nasumo control of the estate by telegraph or even by letter." "I hardly think Coombs has been .hers so short a time.” “Hu might have been tbo old over­ seer, however, and retained.’’ "TFue. Yet how could Philip Henley know that bo bad Inherited tbo prop­ e rty ? ^ * She thought a moment seriously, a llttlo crease In the center-of her feyv-- £ y Randall P a rris h rd - y / r r m m C McClurg O Co. SYNOPSIS Gordon Craig U hlrsd by two man. Vafl and NeeMr iw-W M W-to-go sooth and Inrparsonata Philip H«nl«r. ostensibly to s a v s on astats for H e n l e y , who, thay My. la In prison. Craig la I t taka with him a wo­ m an to Imparaohat* Mrs. Ilantay. Buapactad of burglary. Cr»lc 1« cleared by a young woman wandering In tha a treat 8ha la out of work and hungry. T hay talk In a restaurant. Bhe Is an actroaa, deaart'ed by her arsolthy, drunken huaband. She conaanta to go aouth with Craig. l i r a llam ard la a good woman and will play tha part Of U ra Hanley, to help Craig- They arrive a t the rundown Henlay plantation and are greeted by a rough looking ovsrsssr. i■ Coombs, ths OYeAoor. srut a m yttsrtous m e n u . Bailie, seem to bo tbs only per­ sons on tha plantation. Craig Is aw ak­ ened by a shot and finds a man murdered. lJrou»*ard,”a creole friend ot Coombs, appears. Probing the, murder, Craig finds the corpse m issing—Mrs. Bernard Is really Mrs. Henley. Bhe and Craig determine to figbt for her m lsilng husband's esta te S he bet terse Hanley dead. Coombs denies Henley la dead and de­ ltas Craig, although the u tte r reveals Mrs. Henley’s Identity to the overseer. T be Utter eaya Henley blmeelf put blm, jn charge of tbe plantation. * CHAPTER VIII. Circumstantial Evidence. UDDENLY I been urn nwnro that Ills glnngu was not directly upon me. and 1 lifted my-own eyes to the surfaco of tho tar­ nished mirror behind where ho sat. It reflected tho largo portrait of tho Into Judgo Henley hanging op tho opposite wall, and—by tho gods-1 thought l uaw It move, scttlo back Into posiUon! (.w a s upon my feet Instantly, awlug’Irig aside Into a belter position for de­ fense. Before Coombs could realize w h a t hod occurred 1 hnd the gun tuns .ale at tbo aldo of his head. “Now answer,” I commanded sharp ly, "AVhosp Order« pul you hero?" He choked shrinking back helpless (n the chair. ’’Y'ou won't a Iway a havo tho drop on S roc.” ' “Well, I havo now. S|xjnk up. Who Is tbe man7" “ Philip Henley," h o , whispered, so tow 1 scarcely caught tho name. “ Waal. I told yor." ho growled re «outfully. "Yor kin belluve er uot. Just a s you please, but so help mo that's th e troth. .1 reckon I know." As 1 stared nt him. half believing, h alf Incredulous, I became conscious th a t ahe stood in tho ball doorway. Coombs lifted hla head, glad of nny respite, aud I glanced aside also, drop­ ping tho pistol back Into my coat grnckeL • ’• * * -*Yua-yoo were quarreling?" «he aifkrd. coining Into the room. ."You w ere so long T became noxious hnd camp down.“ "Nothing serious,” I assurer) her smil­ ingly. "Coombs here was a lltllo re­ luctant to Impart Information, and I was compelled to resort to primitive methods. Tbe result bos' been quite anUsfoctory." "U ln I go now?" he asked uneasily. “ Yes. by way of the front door.” * 1 watched his great bulking figure •until 6c disappeared alpng the path •loading around the bouse. I* had wo -tear that be would ever face n>e openij. All I deeded to gtiafd against was »treachery. Then I turned and looked ilntotbequentlohtug eyes of (be woman. “JWhat did yen learu? What did he say T’ “ Only ono thing qf real Importance," f answered In subdued tone, "and I •dragged that oat of him by threat. He -w a s ‘not employed by Neale, and the fellow who was sent down hero to ns-alst os was disposed of In soma way." •. “ Killed you mean?" “ I suspect as much, but Coombs claim s he was kicked off (be place aud returned north.” F o ra moment she stood silent, breath, tng heavily, her eyes on my face. In th e pause 1 saw again ibe picture of Che old Judge and remembered. “ Why Is he here, then? What au­ thority has ho?" • •'Come outside Into tbe garden and t w ill tell you tbe whfitft'story," . fn front of tho veranda and to tbe r ig h t or tbgphrlck walk tbu latticework o f a small summer house could be dlae rm o d through s maze of shrubbery « o d «feeds. On a rustic seat within-we w ere completely screened from observetiou. With Hushed cheeks and eyes b rig h t and questioning she could scarce­ ly w ait for me to begin. * ■ “ Now tell Inc.- Surety y e are out of /lig h t and bearing." - “ X do not think 1 «hall over he entire­ ty aaoqrod as to that uutll I know more o f o u r exart situation,’* I .replied, speak­ i n g cautiously. "Wo may havo boon •ecu coming here, and those weeds would easily conceal an'eavesdropper. T h e truth Is, j-.kgvo gained very llttlo Inform ation fit value and am as m y itl- think he lied and rrrrwTrmrr-tv»,»wnsT^-‘ ’rtXv^W fi^r *-?' ’jrwww.** she Ho claims to be working under tbo or­ tinznrdwl nt length, "but It would seem likely ho was notified of bis father’s ders of Philip Henley,’* dentb by ouo of ¿he administrators ’’W hstl Impossible!” "So I felt, and consequently hesitat­ and doubtless told at the samo time of ed to tell you, but now th at i bavo bis Inheritance. Ho was tbo only son, been compelled to do so, I will explain and there were no other near relatives. ta full. He ssld this under a menace, II would bo only natural for blm to a condition which often Inspires men retain tbe old servants until bo could to speak the truth. 1 can scarcely come hero'and select others." Imaglno his msklng up such a story, "There Is only on» fact which op­ for he Is a dull wilted fellow, and poses your theory." 1 acknowledged, ovch before ho had threatened to test “otherwise I would aecegt lt_as_ my your claims to be Henley’s wife," own also. Coombs plainly threatened* “You told him. thpn?” to confront you with Henley tq..tcst "Everything, except the original your clnlm to being his wife." cause of our.belng bars. ,L determined “Even (bat would not bo Impoaalthis morning to fight In the open, un­ bio.” she admitted reluctantly, "for der my own name. T hat Is the right ho must hnvo knuwn of tho judges way. is It not?" death even before—before I left. Only “Y’es. I think so." and aha lifted her I do not bellore If probable, nn ho’was eyes to mine. • “ I llko you better for In no condition to travel and had very th a t" little money. U esldcO - her voice "1 think I llko mysclf better also,” l strengthening with conviction, “those said wlpi a laugh. “L confess 1 didn’t egre much at first But a fter what men who sent you here. Ncnto and you said the night of our arrival- 1 Vail, would never hnvo ventured auch began to view the (blng In a hew light a scheme had they beeij,uncertain at and to denplae my part In I t Yet oven to Philip Henley’s helplessnesa. 1 be­ then I felt, bound to carry out my lieve he Is either In their control or agreem ent It was only when you told else dead.” "Then Coombs lied." mo your identity, that I felt free u> "Perliapa, although Mill another sup­ decide otherwise. I w ant to servo you. and I want you to respect me. Down position Is possible. Sumo one else In your heart you haven’t really been umy claim to be tho heir.” Till» was a new theory and one not assured that 1 was not one of that gang of conspirators. You came down so unreasonable ns It appeared at first thought.- Hllll It was sufficiently Im­ hero to watch me.” "No—no. 1 scarcely tk ln lal ever did probable. so that I dismissed It with­ doubt you. paly It was all very strange. out much consideration Sho apparent­ Nothing seemed real." ly read this In -my face. “ We are both getting our heads • It fit nil gniplng In (he dhrk unUI abovo the mist now," 1 Interrupted we learn more," «he went on slowly. gently, "aud decora a the mystery ap­ “Have you decided wtint you mean pears. winyi finally solved It will like­ lo doT" ly prove a very sordid, commonplace “Only ludetliiljcly. I want to mhkt! affair. The main thing Is for us to a careful expluraUim of the Immui aud thoroughly understand and tnm t each grounds by daylight. This may reveal other." Kumethlng of value. Then we will go “I trust you.” And both h e r1hands Into Carrollton before dark, l cannot were Impulsively extended. “ I havo consent to your remaining here .nnfrom the very first. I did not come oilier plglit after wlint bus occurred/ here to watch, but beenuso I believed lies Idea, wo should consult a lawyer— In you. Truly this was my motive tho best we cun find-and then proceed rather than uny thought of the prop­ under his advice. Do you agree?" erty. I came because—been use I knew "Certainly; and how can I bo of as­ you needed me. I bad un lb tuition sistance?" that you wore going Into danger, into ami keep Sal Hu busy In the kiU'hun fur an hour; hold her there a t something so its to give mu free range of the house." "With Hal lie!" She lifted her hands In aversion. "It doesn't seem us though I could stand that. Hut." sho added, rising resolutely to her feet. "I will If you wish It. Of course 1 ought to do what little I ran. 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He must be Here."' "At least .It ‘would seem that bo hns been T he seal Is.a peculiar one, nut likely to be duplicated. But I doubt If he Is here now. fur ha could have no reason for avoiding us. unions''— “ I know wlmt you mean,” sho re­ plied, us I hesitated, "unless he in ­ tended to*repudiate me, to refuse me ■recognition." ”1» be tbnt kind of n tu im f • "No., not when sober. Under tho Influence of liquor be becomes a brute, capable of any meanness." "Perhaps that tuny lie tbe secret then The other« here tuny bo'keeping him Intoxicated aud hlddeu away for purposes of their own. • However, this need not change our plans. Will you go In to SallloT" "Yea; It will be n relief to bo busy, to feel th at I tun accomplishing some­ thing" , I stood upon the bench, from where I could look out above tbe weeds and tangled bushes, and ‘followed ber course to the house. At top of the Carter’s Liquid Glut* (mends everything.) 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Ribbons, for any make machine M A IL ORDERS GIVEN PROM PT, CAREFUL A T T E N T IO N “ I w an t to serve you."' man. 1 tun convinced t cboso a rig h t You are tlio man I thought yon to be.- I gm glad I cama.*1 ____ • l’ór a n ’Instant thè hot biood courecd .through uty vaine Wild w'u'nls lenpcd lo my tip*, uuiy to be cbokwl back nnapokeu, sltbough I «cureely knew what »tre n d li combiniti .tu wlu t h e s w lf t struggi*. lui[iitlii*, mnde p lth andden revelatloo of love, awept me peyUouaiy tn*ur tu utitlmrel. je t renson belfi anfiSclcully finn to m tra ln thè flood of pesatoti. I knew I must re fra in ; 1 rcad U In tbe cajui dgiU ui ,o f tifose «X**. fr o n tin i mg In fran?t>Cdcntl»bln, 1 0 7 Magnolia A ve. -L» Sanford, Florida �'W PA O S 8IT S V nor could I distinguish any sound of breaching. Convinced I had tmen mistaken. 1 reached In once more to assure myself of the truth, and my hand touched cold, clammy flesh. Tbo shock of dljifa tc h S e c u r e | „ , | t e f i l i n g t h a t n o covery «eat me reeling backward. It OF one else could I«* l„ this outer passage, «Vjis not the dead body so much as tbe and completely twilled. 1 ventured to black gloom which robbed me of man­ FORTUNE Slrlke a match The M„v yellow flame hood. I could not see where to go. ere It .jnickt, fli.-ker.sl out In some bow to escape. At whatever cost 1 mynterlous draft, revealed nn Iron band must procure light. Shaking as with By RANDALL PARRISH to the left of (he door, with slight pro- palsy, yet with teeth clinched. I M u rllb L l>l¿ by A. C. McClurs A tubeninre. resemhllng the button of reached forward, groping tnyv way CO hack to the side of the bunk. 1 nn electric l«*ll Almost convlnivd that the pressure touched the edge of the blanket and of my linger would ring an electric thrust It away, feeling the body. The CONTINUED FROM PAGE f. U-ll | pressed the metni tiulton. To man was fully dressed, lying upon hlr back, and 1 experienced no dlfUculty In ««eh n wny ns to Impress tno my surprise and relief the oftly thing In attaining the (tocketa of his coat. Wo had boon thrown togeth- to occur was the alow opening of the In the third 1 found what 1 sought— ff |0S «{range familiarity. Llttio by door Inward, n dim gleam of light be­ a box of mntebes. Bttitf | had B r o w n to npprccinto her coming visible through the widening I* struck one and ns the phosphorps | (xjatitr. not only of face, but also of crock. I peered anxiously tnth the bend burnt Into (lame stared about the dimly revenh-d Interior It was a base womanly rhnmeter. | dreaded tbo reappearance of Hen- meat room, half the width of tbokttch- vacant room and then down Into tbe dead fnco within the bunk. The man mj. Would she return to him? Would hadJm en killed by tbe atroke of a •be forgive the past? 1 could not be pu overhead. I should Judge: the wplla hatchet and was almost unrecognisa­ .Iguoraut of the fact (hat she liked of crude tunmmry the floor of brick, p» tftiatKI mo as a 'frie n d .' Hut be- the Celling. Jn^isiWisI Ly-cot)webs, of ble. Not uutit'lbc blazing match had tilts father colorless certainty I rough hew a -beam».—The-hgliu^Jtittax*. burmst to my finger tips wan 1 sure of Then, to my atldetl hor ' possessed no assurance. SJu* was not lug ami tllui. came from n tinff buftterb-JllM 1 compromise) with candle tu an Iron holder »crowed n,r> 1 rvcwiriMi Coomb«. 1 grasped a small la- ,h<? 1,111 --iKulIUnincu of the roan's death. flgty irar to pretend- No love for me, against the mill, rovt-nllng________ •rea If It had nlrw fdyfw ffm rro bio»«-bier two chairs, one without a back the probable reason, for his being f gem lu ber secret benrt, would nut ki­ uml four narrow sleeping bertha made stricken dowu, Wbderer bait lieen ller disloyal to sacred vows. 1 knew of rough tKiards, This was all. except hltlden behind that picture, crouchlug tint and deep dowu In my own con- a coat’ «lutigling from a beata ami a iu the passage, had Overheard his con grtousness floiiorvd tier the more, even «mali Itami hatchet lying on lh«j floor. fessloti to roe. This was vengeance while 1 struggled «gainai the Inerì- There was. In the Instant I had to wreaked upon a traitor, the executed tabla Yesterday I might have s|tokc*n view tlicse things, no semblance of death sentence of desperate men. And tbe words of passion ou my lips, but movement or suggt-sUon Of human It had Just Iret-ii carried out—within gow they were sealed, presence. Assured of this, although the hour. The murderer«- might be t I felt the pistol in my pocket, took holding iiijHCtf-nli-rt and ready. 1 slip rrcu now lurking within the shadows Í» out and uinde'sun* It' was In rendi­ p*sl through the n|HHilug. Even ns I watching uiv every motion. Again a slender mutch flu m l Into l a , then advanced cautiously to­ »t-osl there, uncertain and sturiug rd the house. The hall was empty about, a sharp draft of nlr extinguish tin) flame, casting aUmt a «Tim radius T Hid *o win the front ruum. I lie hitter ,-,j tin- <-utulle, and | heard Hu- snap of light, purtlnlly reassuring me that I |*ppt*im*d desolate IItill grim In Its tils ; ,,f the* lock us the floor l« hlufl blew | was alone. Itefore It flickered out Into Eenlcr atnl'dlrt. My thought renlered lim b lil il í |HI«Itti,It Alm ut Hu- Wits th«* dark ness my eyes untile two tllscor erics the opening of a «lark passage l eo that picture of .lutlg*- Henley Jhaiig • itinek slli'iir«* «if It gru V*to the left of the hunks mid ti ghnstl) 1.UH «gainst ttie furtin-r wall. I miiifl I hiiukisl Mgalusl tin- ««all, (Touching htttid protruding from the upjH-r h^rtli. i Sever K.- satlsfltAl until I lenriictl til l o w , 1 4j h in iiiinti, » c iirco ly v«*u'mr N° ,ound « « b c tl me. > r' frof» above, »or rouid‘1 with «>r ngnlnst the alight r rack. dlatinV > n" 3 mo*vuu*nt lii-j(mil the bor[ ; r ' -anti"«» fluttering re rented close> malctied hard «tood. studded thick­ ly with nail head*, hut no keyhole or SOLDIER •alutcly w hat w as «-«JUconlaU Ih-Ii IiuI that heavy glldi'd frani«*. Uu*r«* ivus ! B7»t«'rj to th is house, n nd p erh ap s birv 1 bad nlreaily stu u ililed upon Ilio j,(t, ,0 | irv,,ti,Ci listening Intently fur , , | ](. »n^htesl stniud to breuk tini tntens«* sileni-«*. T here m usi lx -a n o th e r | op«*iiliig Into this underground den - A I mivo t h e m u r t l c r e d C o o m b s , h i d d e n beneath blanket)«, wnw the body of the Nrcrel. 1 opened ttin tlmir loading tu ! mie |,.,ullng to .........liter nlr-judglng i-tbo rear. alleiULv. ilDl! 11sl«*mdl. There from that sudden and |w»w«*rful sue were voices talking ni a dlstuie-e I««" ci.>n I tn- «cry Aluiospli«*re I hreathnl t woDien, one a pleasant contralto, the* had a fresimi-*» to It. ineoneidvnldv in •liter cracked and high pljehi-d Tin- »udì a phee other«« no- That sudden p lady was doing her part. I must do »««.-n|i ,.f uit .......I onl> have originili D|tH- I closed the door genii« and e d In ila - " t e i i i i i g of s o m e o l b e r lati r b - r il iloot n o d o i l b l . l e a d l tl g d m * II)' ^ Itole over to«vard tin* ph innA black UalreUdlt sofa «vitti broad t o t b o bui*!«!«- I t i a d s«a-ll Ho o c c t l i laabegniiy arm ofTen-il i «vn i*a«« sie|i» p a n i o f t h o i<«oin W i tlio iit ' p i e s i l o n 1 et k foabllug me to tip Ilo* heavy frame ««¡I» dt-ste | , s | il 1 1 1 « i t i l i ili'*' solili* oli«Inni | m '<* ii lb«*re. alni uot lon g inUlrli-titly so a» to |aa*r bollimi Tin* t jjjp glance «va* stiiHelent ITn<lerm*ith b e f o r e , a s ««a* ,-« I d i - m i s i b> tlu* b u m liig i n mi . No> i ,, ib .il s i i n e lok«*li Wls nil opening III I I " ' « a l l mil !| d u i Itti» s a n i e , ni) s t i - r io i i s p a r i ) o x p e c l f In width than the pi (uro «et anitre t for the passage of a cro«i< In-d 1**1.« (il In- uliHi'Ut lo i a l i ) l e l i g l l i o f l i m e t Tflie arm of tho sofa made egn-e. <om A p p a r e n t i ) I tu o i I n t r u d i » ! a t tlu* * < n U ber»*«**r pant lively easy, while ili*- frano- of n t o ii i e i i t <*f bl» i l e p a r i u r o tim i '( » n i n i i - i e . i i c «Jllgbt.be t h è fo | fthe pleturt*. though appearing lieu«.' liliT «« c i l p u n t o f I l e * I II"b i g t o t i n d «leu tad' substantial, w.c* in renin« <•( hitd d U l e n t i « . ut...... I il p re v i ■ »» M light wismI and presentai n-t • t*-l.i* •" tu« ••lA'li lui lite lUTU-l ....... M d l UU to nil active Ilian rile Jtnssige ««a- .1«« i l o *♦• in« pn » e i e i li*- li’oi U '. f a - I black, and 1 thrust tuy l e d «ti*l ~l«***t< elicvi «U lne o t l i e r l* .irlle r. aliti Ilo* re dor» In, striving in d i c 'd n soiuething s m i n i l i ( I n fi li ol e v i Ingil lslu sl Ilio cali « Its nature l’"r (M««»lld« thus* f',**i d ie uni b 'o i i T i » I m i Ih.- (|(Mir al m* I ennId trace I lie It—o ,,|il (■■■«‘•nd 't |, . | I t,|v »,-el| ,,'i | >o ■ u- il 1« Ih.- M filli Itimi , liti. lllil point It seemed to disappear lc?o tm U n t i 1 Lutiti led u r l il i \ [penetratili* «lark nr-» This Urn* <*f i c o r i l Inn! T i n ­ o o l u ti o l l U ¡J* l-JI*« change nits so ill»1ln l tli tf I -uinii* Idlt t o ill*. " t e l lil i ­ ( t l l t i k i i l ' l i c d utlft (d at once It marked n descent !*• a d i e . r e l i g h t lí- s e r i n || Hill till* HIS «Mill ,*m <i 1 u s « in y till" folio««' «« l u l l lower level, either hy ludtler or stair* door. Little by little, allenlly, compre­ hending now what had occurred and wnruwl by the sound of voice« not far away. I changed posture «lightly, straightening out cramped and netting limbs and so turning my.bend ns to en­ able me* to. see .along the pfjawige. where n ray or light str^nmed. ' * I lay twenty feet from the entrance to this hsbltfltfun underground. thrust Into the black shadow (xdilad the door, which stood partially ajar. My posi­ tion prechidod any possibility of learn­ ing what was beyond that wooden bar­ rier. but I could plainly view tbo entire north portion of the Interior, although the only light radiated from a flicker­ ing candle. Ouc edge of the tnhtc came within my vision, a man sitting beside It. his luick turned toward me. He was smoking a short stemmed pipe and contented himself with n growling. Indistinct utterance .whert addressed Opposite, however, was n man of a different type, slender and active, his hair very dark and Inclined lo curl, C l in , a n rather r a u i e r long t o n e face, r a c e , «lightly nuguuy to •h•f u»««nI h i * ft »u«l!i / !ht */U f j W i l [i t e t 111 11( <i1 0 ' t ' " ' l * l Jit(|* Of iTlUl^* ■ CHAPTER A ■% ,* 1! Ii M C h a m b e r of H tyVco'* , II F:i: I «« :■ T IX . flu* '**' . 11 i fur « . ♦ t f i tr t ft •tn * 4 1 *i4 •It dlr***oV«-red • '* '»■' rel p ,„ J J u n * u*» e l ' l l It must Is* i hoii,uglily * «Pi. m in t uf * n u d l e r c i iiii lt il u g In iln * eitip p-ftl- The 8nfest,_,vvuy u n s fo Uurrm« i . i(.|’ »i* Hi 111 w a rili tea tlu* through the dark, irttsllng l<* hand* t v MH-kel •txl feet fur safety and prepared f"i im e b p n . « * * l ■ "in in**!» ely ' Mint I b:)*l m i wat-. Tfluy encouuler. Utio«*«,*-r might la* , 11 -, pul r • t i g h t ' i " d ,[In lll-llPtH-U r ii. > . f t Militi • a r m . u h hidden n«vnv. tiler«* •u ft ,.f .IK « ' t i l lig h t N< r*»r it ii > Wurillug | Ueedial ^lauding on the little itmicult« In I* u m i 1 fvinii*! * i 11^ « 41 ♦****! > , f o r w ; i n | I n t o tin* n | • t i *•< iiikt i, * vt* ivi mi «• -»«*t 1!• «! Ihg-at full length il" 'lJH>l«t*l«*iujly Imeji Into pbil*’«* 11|T*1i l t i ’ t rio* l i n d i lay J It« Il bull, excluding all light Ljllentljr I. wurketi fun«aril, tuiximi'l) ^ exploring for the break In the il«»ir. which l knew to Is* only a few H-et .flUtntiL Even then f n-nctus! It un aware of Ita proximity. ui|terieiu*lng * Rliddòn u tipien Rant shuck ns my cjj trmjcd hand groped nhuut. tuin-lilug *-olhlng txnglblo. f vim iodio time determining the ex «et nature of what waa before* me There were no »mire, nor «lid mi) V.« ^ • 1*1•» It •I He .......a tween each step tu listen nnd gripping the aldo bars tightly. Tho blackness ■nd silence, couibliietl with what 1 unticipntwl discovering soniewhere In / those depths In*low. set my nerves r Ungtlng. yet I felt cool nnd determined L *° Pr«w on. Especially dKl I yenrn to Jram soiuething definite about Philip Henley. This to me was now (he one matter of Importance—to 1>o «astireil | ^*«t he wa« living or dead. • l counteil twelve rupgs golng^dowu ' «nd then felt »tone flag« beneath uiy >v *•«. although tho walls, on either able. k . ** y explored t h e m with my hands, cloaelJ mntchcd wo«d,. r pnasage, now high enough to per. i •nit of my standing erect, led toward { rear of thb house, prcscnUng no * obitade other than darkness,' until 1 ^ _camp up suddenly against a heavy ffutxlru door, completely barring fure ». u,"r b.ogrssm. As near ns* I could flk■nre l nia»t p0 already directly beneath l!>Ji„kltc]ym aijQj ,c|ose ln_ugnji‘i.l **1® «■«aiSfe JL .♦ A. riiilit ....... . ■ I. tn I *" I'» ' »celie i ». Molli u -p, lb o f denti) ti,* ttiujigh in v l s l l d c Ini m i» g r l p p t n l m y t l y j 'm t . I f n J r l y c h n k e d «vitti t h è u n i n t e r u h l e horror «« blc h ov e r eu n ie ine Am i yet I T m i i- l iu*L must g " " l i tu Ibi* i,,| | ,-n ii* I i rote.li)*I III«*«** treni b loig " l e i un uni li m »l ....... -, ou u I f o r i h l » u ctb irred ice- " " T m " ', " penvirubl. i ■> was tu creep «mek lu the door a.m r a . Into tin* o u ter |in»snge. Yet enp«* pride re*«tnilin»l nu. | ri lo | supplcuienttsl by a return of enrage. , itmighiei'cd up and ntlvnncrel slow* lv. to tin g the wall with-my hand art.ry miro-le stljreu.sj f«r action, litten|llk. for the slightest soumk I encoun­ tered nolMhc. heard nothing. nnUI ,¡„ groping «ngera touched the rough „¿ u k of a sleeping l^rth. * I explored ' .. iifilng the etlge^lif n tbt.1(l,|" r¿«cblrfg «îp to ■our*«* V ,p wa„ m a k e sure ••• (fe|It Mlh w «hn-uH«»! ; ' t wny nuie S ¿ . Ä S . * ' H S,d! »he lower of the two bunks rifv linger came In contact w ith some M Íbstuiue th at left the Impression of n h 'im sn Isidy beneath the blanket, lorked a wav, startled . .expccÜR« my light touch wohld U n ii« ' the Xherei. Bias flfl moveyient, b o v v er, l:u ' th e y th« i n if ffai' ■»! I Mr -I l i s t ( f N, 0 , 0 , ber r..f Ihe rat meat ion repeiiuo ,,( the .sol i tf j, ns rr-d ull o n. |,rct*oeit«e smendmeni ,, •*>' ~ » » i i « « ,f » « j ; n h ^ ; u a r | O l n - H d . . ^ii f, |*fi>|i«»*lrtf «r» «tt «ef r i t ! tn S«***4 .( 1 1 # . a,n«» : if bin «if i l Vf! Iré«* Fi t f i ' rela i me !.. . .,ui,t> ol »h»* *ir of II* r mI flrfi* II» H rer«t«ii»rï| I«y Ih» t,*gl*IikJ u r r ref ih# ^ 4a * h# i!«fw t i4 »u l, W . A» F llfj. >V J fa . in •*>■• ' '* *»*«! certain I r a n or parcel of m .Semino!» H orm erly Oranee) riiuui ) , Flur iti», »fill rrtMW p«f t k u U H y r!#arril*p«l a* I dI|u « i , l o wfl* H«*finrir»f 91 >*"d .uuatr ih# !»ra*1«:•- »'kir th« »lltrh « h m thi»rHiorih fit»«* a riti Uri Inn »wrnuil lnl«*r*#hrt« trffK ih» a « f l t f n h tïin.U fv nf MrlliiH vlHr Trihrl < a r.d l' S Sur.ey a n d running »_e*J ►«4. «Inri g ih*" JRiftii Lin« ni U it linn «venu« 2r»6 f**!. - th**nr** nnflh «t • rí|htp fn£Ïf • V**nvi» non m«*rr or l«*- {r»t o _I ird* Mt*l «hai! pro M-ìr Uf 1fri if «rii 1 P* Vi ti i full «Il »•■' «-g «W l o n s in d fli.rid». r.l rn m ml*»l«irie«l i H# ü ff*«i»l V •mtr üf Mariil« bad d e p a r t w l . l e a v i n g o n l y the N o d u u b l th e y ‘ w u u ld c o m e a g a in lu r e m o v e th e I h s II«*», t o s e e k r e f u g e In th «w h id d e n lode. H u t f o r th e m o m e n t 1 w a s th e re u n d i s c o v e r e d a n d m u st u t i l i z e ea c h prts-lo ti» In s t a n t fu r d i s c o v e r i e s nnd Martha ( ' m l Harper, herrén duly filed in th# a Ihw r rail**' I ftal It I« thr belief off af­ fiant. <h*t thr drf#n<lanV« J *W. I la r p r r la 1fa*M * I r,r. (I^rlr.1 (r, ■ non frsidenl i t i fhr * t « ! r of Flnrida, ami id -ri 1*11 1 »halli huid id !• im '«a- a t w l l l f hi 4»! Ih»* «I air N - r \ Of k , rMitlmi «1 Us«r|u S j that thr *ahl <tr1 It* «arimi1•<n frre«lftiit is mer i i p n l y nho yrar* rtf a|r; 1to• »it U» So uf and that ihrer 1 * *10 pmiPii Iw Ih# »tato of COristituhlian of ihr »lato florida, thr »rrslrr of a auhpoma upon [ t»? 111*■ «jipimil muti *d • fulfil «-finir! hi ml th** d r f r m l m t : fs id 1hr •lai# rndilia T h r r r f i i f r , > .»u. J W I l a r p r r a rr hrrwhy *y Ihr Ir (Hllturr* of ihr o r d r m ! t « *ppcar to I h r bill of^ c om plain!. lo ibi» ratír»" no Munday* t h # i t h day 0 1 f Tt h i i Ih** li» «» me n*t t*«» foi «une i u ( amendment « nown hit m I»o *» oHrrtlon n iiuti S « II. IJ l»l I JD I. 1 t h o minio bring a S fiita r p t r nfnhif i h r r . A* ' i n *lkl. * IS e t Aritela I V * «• ika r o n , l l | u t l o n »I O » — * Hay l l . f'o...» C..UM.' ( •ta t# of H o r ld a I« h r f r h y acr##d t o ami »hall, j t ti f u r t ^ r ord«rrd that _________ Ud>_______ 'Motif*___ be tu ih«* H a d ora n | th # a_ t u. [h_mi . !t!le _ «if a_ i pub|lah*<l In tha Hanford H e rald. « n#wal I i . i _ _ t l_ d . _ | B. t . » » k i u VI m for BiinpUon ó r \ ia j c c ti u nn at t h r nf tcr il t Fonerai t r n r r a l 4 p' , i „ f __ puhliriiad io R#minol! rouhly, Ftor*. r U r t l o h h r r r a f t r r ; t h a t I« lo - a y , t h a t Sec­ Ida. o n e r a w w k for flve to n a e v u llv a s e a k a . tion in nf A r t i r l f IV «hall !»• a m a n d r d to Mitt,«.«, K, A, . llvufla»!, r l»rlr nf tha »aid • as to read a- foliow-f , . C ourt, a n d l k , ) « l thrr!Ol thi* S1yl day of Seri Ion Ifi Tlie toivarnor «ball appoint, r „ i- . a . 1). 1911all r o n -n )i,,in n rd o (Iir,r, ol th» » la te militia, r 7' j;, \ t D O tlO t.A B S , ' indudlti* an~ ~ a di lpui t a n l ivnrral for t h e »tat!, ( V r k ( T r e u il Court, Rateinola Co., Florida. «U h rank «f brir ic a d lr r [»neral, « b o »hall be 100-T uea-St* ____ ____ T b e dull»» a n d 'e o t p p a n t a lJ o n rh ir f ____ ol »taff nf all offtren »a a p p o in t» ! ,h»U ),« aa fijrd by taw . T h e fe rm a of offle* of all r o w m l i ■toned nfflrer» of th e n r f t o ir e d m ilitia »hall be ro n lin u o u a d u r i a e the pU a e u re «if the tio vernor. » u h j e r t to »urh la « » a a m a y be m a r l e d by t h e le [ i ,l a tu r e p r oviding for [heir retirem ent for a r e or other eauttw. A j o i n t lleeulttlian * I'ropoeinr an a m e n d m e n t to S e c tion t ol Artirle V of tho r o n ittlu tin n , re la tin g to tbe Dcauiily y o u r C"tnp!c»ion. l»et j u d lr ta r y i lie ' it revolved by the leglalalure ol the rid «( tboac (rtcklca. Ybu can «late of F lo r id a f , Invent 50c-In a jar,of WjLe T h a t t h e following a m e n d m e n t t o Rertlon t nf Arltvle V of the rn m ti t u U o n la hereby SDN'S FRECKI.F. CUF.AM »«reed • V r» d ttoo and «hall be b , propiovd I a n d aub- and they'll dlu p p ca r. Severe nf tha i t a l o for a p ­ taaca may require t«o Jar*— ir.itlrd to tht,(* e ev 'Vf r tl o rni of proval nr r r A tha l)»xt n»»t ■»■ a a n r i a t ciara cr ttio lo n aatt lha tino hrraa ftcrr . - t h a t la to aay,*aald arction i ■tu more. W c poaitivtly p u n of »aid artlrlai »hall be »m andad vo a« t o read ante« thia. a nd If your com­ a , folio»»: ^ ( u tla a I. T h r judicial p a a r r of i k e aiata plexion ian't fully reatorrdto. abati ba Vaalad i n a auprama r o u r l , circuit IU natural beauty, « e -a ire e la refund your And In additioB. * court», c o s r t «f record of Hacam bla c o u n ty , money withiml argument. crim inal court», county courta, r o u n ty vytl.RON'S FHFXKt.F. CRF.AM ia a fine, fra......... * -n -» -------ii------•. _ ----- (--,), Judaea and Juatir»» o l tho p o a r r a n d aurh [rant toilet cream. ItoeanH cSnvc hairtoto( (t taarw . othvr ro u rta or rommiaalona aa th o loaiala- atul ( b ^ a 'poaitlrrly rem ove and TAN ar tu rc m ay from l i m a t o timo o r d a i n a n d ra- FKF.CKt.LS. Try It at our riak. Price 50o-> JOotabllab. T h o l»(l»latttr» m ay p r e o rr ib a tha tent by matt If dealt,.!. M am moth j a r » >>.00. rom pon*ation ot th o Juatlaca a n d J u d fc a af W it S D N 'S F A IR SKIN S O A P Me, W lbon tho noverai r o u r t a , b u t nn court h o r r t o f o r r rreckl* C r e a m Co., C ba tka tun, 5 . C., maker a, HtabtJ*hr«l u n d e r t h e - r o n i t i t u t l o n a n d lava For aaiv by ol Florida »halt ho hraa)iy aboflahed. SCEMINOLE f h a u m a c y T b c votaa caat fa yom plianc« w ith »aid propovrd arnondm onta, and _ t h o can v ftu ,. d r r f a r a tia n a a n d return» Ihcrooi, thcrool, ahail hi ba ouhjcrt t o t h o name refutation» a n d r ra trir t i a m an are pro v id ed by law fo r (»Barai r h r t l m u In t h e . » t a t e of Florida tn i m i m o n y « hereof. I have h e r e u n t o eat my hand and atn>ed th#’ i r » at ecal of the • tale uf florid», at T a 'l a h a o e e , t h e capital, title the tw e n ty -filth day at Ju ly , A. I*. I $ t t (Real) II. CLAY C R A W F O R D . Rarralary of Rial», Takes Off Freckles, Removes Tan. h e l p l e s s d e a d heh lu d. escn|M*. e it h l (AS). Fifty-nine ( Í 9 ) . lU aty-tbrea (63). S i l t y - t w o (S3), s i i tUH y - f o a r (64) and tho^ anuth fh -a l”f of* Lot *•------f l U t y *-----««Of. and L o i n ' T h i r t y - t w o A, and T a n A. ae per plat of (« l o r y D e l ta , reeordad In t h o publie record» of o r a n t e county , of w h ic h t h e c o u n ty of Seminole waa-fortserly a p a r t . O K O R u E N. R I O B V . Special b latter. A uf. 4. 1-914. tOO-Tnee-Str kd ‘Uikf* Mnnfiw« 1 1 lu i fin («»II») * m g «iTirnd m»nl In lH*cl!oii IVI mi r ot , ! betiT« r»«i « Io u gK * ■ i%«f Im p t hi hrt'in Iit* % t fect \o t h e Un* of thn M fllonvillè T r n r i, S u v6># r i A f i i r lr f , | | h t »Al, of t h e rnnMllu* -•'Phi* wi(i«u* f«ir I t e r - 1 lint c r e o l e 1» “ tLcift nt I k r t í «f r «if ilnriii«. i« h r t r i i y « i n n i th m e n »«luthsaarrll) wtth #«>4 Un« L U r ff-« i in th r point flf1Lff(innlhf, rrmtajninf n il,|,n l It.it I ««I ' b b e w o u l d t ’m r r « Io «int ih ll! I»* *uí>m(ttfi| ft» I h r r l r f i H n nf *»« »rrr-* an«l « ffti*tl«|i, propcRy ... ««e e n n g e l t h r o u g h tlu* (« n t o n 1 1«• M* «t * i r* at lit# tf'fvral riertiun» In f*r f»»hl ht*In t i)ft«pi<n Uni«« « v e n u # und l.i k n * h i Is*- if r» i T u*1p•1j») Jn N»Mr rtOiet, A . I ) UMftfne- [(x Kiti»for4| hcfsmtolr county« Flofil,»») l i m e , t h a t l» u ti d m i t * in or«' «*1 IDÍI, li'r r Aliftretii*h uf rrjectiun «ml t*%l««f upon l h « proporty of * T in lipi*!*i ur# pf *Idr (tfa. t ,. r TIns ri 1* " o i i i f o ftrt b l e t n ( I d * Is VV A F» il«. J r . i WiltUm A Fit ta, Jf.A. • 4# ». iMil * * i » f . v»i.| . tcrullcift «ntl cuit», afhr »\,r. Us • r ' pi i l“t lili# r 1 » i w*«rs ' - i t i l i « * i ' M IIA V U . , i i. I r f i ff nf *'4. nu fini r* Unyfity, Floritl •1 t •«•Ivir.L.' «t fil*, w ni* ti •It. •!. i f «. M. 11*•• f*t• 1 h. t rn ««I ■I «iu h «(if.SU«» til r r 4i| nil nuU tal > «i»(I'll#* f • m« f«• I•rti**'*f ítl I hi* h o t ii , ufi I ‘ «»lui* Ui I ‘ u n U11 irUiih «I «U i»w f»jr four >r«r*. rkerpt l hai In Ih« U i r r u l t f ot»»i« N # t « n l h J a d l r i i l Ulf* ruum > i>Ff«fOf nf i a i p - anti cnunty. t* i cult- Aell. Il» till* fellow culliti imwT uf rull, .Srmlfmlf» C'oooty» F lo r id a , l a ( 'h a n mStr* ter, who !*VìsalI ht* r|«»rti*if fur l W*i corf Hllllwf until fet tli«" gruffal clcrtlnn tu !»*« hcl4 In M artha Uu«t lUrpcr, ( 'o m p U i n a n t TO HE CO N TIN U ED the y r» r A. ahrn «ml i f i r r which •vi C ila t ia n I h r f .h»ll .t»rl!«i in, > t r i m o l t o u r »*»!»■ 1 J \( » „ p , , ; Drfvndsnt I helr pnotr», «futi»-« md »nmjre n»«! Ion *h«U -j*0 j IfartMrf, r»r«* It. J. I l r a t y , Ö - a r g o , t » ■ Thr i»-gOlaff un* oft* "hall *h« Il Ii,** pr»-*r f U«#»! i1! I*w.* The Infiala York' •*r ihf «•••** ltd . *filfffrom tk i h r» *afTLtlairil of Mrs. 4*«*"'i* •I '•>' 't««fa '* “.* M « p p r u f l n ç Ifora I low ••"Uhl tin* candle have vnii^Jn-d d e u c e t h a t I «vos a l o n e , u n o b s e r v e d . . cutii{d«*l»Mt ? There was but «in* W h o e v e r th ose n s t a s s l n s m i g h t be. ,v „ v U (il 96-Tue»-Me (t| m. I........... aware* of W presence. I* fluur level. Only n» I lay lint and felt ), „■ tviiuui»l the candle, had stolen T eautlousljr across from «vali tu wall through the pilch durki.e»» »lleiitly eould j determine ««tint led Im*Iuw. AH und a» swiftly «llsnp|H*nr«»l I »»• -'■was black ns a well, us n«ds«*lo»» us » |,„ k,.i| in, , r i|>t«*«t nnd not ulunel grave, yet there «vn» a ladder exactly 1 cuiifes* for Uli Instu ut I was panic I Siting tbe «paco spiked solidly Into the stricken, shrinking _____ back from tbe hor­ flooring. My groping fingerò euuM iltiek u n k n o w n w hb li «’ » r o r o f t il e I reach two of the rung», and they fell I c o u l d *«»• ," ' “ r B «otind and strong. With face outwurd t c h ' p e d nn* P itie d to f«*el a ghust I trtwted myself to tlu*A support and nothing >•'< i„.hind that lm *Ww t l » 4 - » » i j i » » i r . i ! ■• 1 1)• f ,M 4* W ! ** ghtislly I!♦*r kiu**' |lr«MiH»ur»l ih ii Iniitf lo et I- -«I go il i l»il.iit.iie»* lie n r in g i iM g lu n r i t ilol it l> » , .m,,!i o « l l n n ic h ls leu p e l b.irk I " ■Il ilio ,lit oil i t f.tll* f ih . . . I • I -I IIII ‘ " U b i le- I II" i , »I..... » f .- - ', ' ( o i i l . i g " rcM utili ig 'li*b «p " I lo l I*1 i it. »pel .i I i'*ii .« i.*l I b t o u g b m » «eln.» n* I s i r n l g t i t c o » » ! u p T h e liny l i m e 1. h « i n i g m « Ì (-t U I r i s h e d o|n* u n i r e m u l i - l i t>> liltike il,,. ,-utlri* llie tr b-*,t I" >* u ti •» sill' * c e r r n i i i o f Ilo- o p e n l o g l b r o u g l i III« nil b u l t h g r e , H. I u- I *1 :o I t «vidi* « l im i ) -lliu p se d b iy uR d Un* . w : i * n o r r n i t u t i t l o f emuli** « H i b b Im r tlis. M y e y e » «vere i m t d e c e lv t » ! Hu* wllvi-r u f w u n d , until tin* « lli*bl Il e r e w u s a s«*coiul «vbotl sup|)orU*«l Ilirm i scori lu*I my: tliigtJT«. »lurlmr p n s s i i g e . n n l r t ' s ' k e d s o f i i r I c o i i l d p e r Then the In, utiuut III hew litici nielli iN-lve. b i l l b i a c k u s p i t c h I lic ld t h è durkneie« »hut me; In. f ln tu ltig s p l l n t e r u l o f t . i i i n l o u s l y s c u n 1 erum*ln»l b.-u k tu I bn wall, pistol nt hit t h è fe«« f«»*l tip i» r<; v e a Irei, luit In hauti, nnd R *«*emetl it» though tlu* n a ' l t HpHtt«r«»l u u t . t h è rt»l n s h d r o p t,l,H,d tu my «’len» had tamed to Ire. p l n g t u t h è floor. I f e lt r c i i M v r e l c o u tl • h a f t » o f a l a d d e r p r o t r u d e a b o v e tin* { R ecogn ijed Ad de< My «» 1 ■ ti l ■ «« lin t I 1101*1 • 1 ' " “ I 1 p«««, ">s s o m e To 1*11 Ik!w•iv l i m e til bl* |ol> W Noflré . f AppUralfftn for T u D e e d Cader Hrcllon 571 u d (73 G r a n i i S n u i r i of Florida * * Noil to 1» h e r e b y » U rn t h a t W- J . Wo« . hory, p u r c h a se r of Tax C ertificat* No. tit, d a te d lb»*4(h d a y of July, A. I>. 1904. ha* Mod laid r s n l f l r i u in my tifllr*, a n d f i t modo a p p lic ation lor t a i d«od t o Im u O la accordance with law. (laid c o n i a t a l o ero* h i n « Ihr lotlowing i l m r l b r d p r o p e r t y »IIu a te d In Sem inole county, F lo r id a , to oil; l.-il 114. L o n iw o o d . The ioi<l laruf. h rln f i » « i r d at the d a to ol the i t i u a n c * ot lurk rortlArolo In tbo n m f ol F. V. P a iló n . U t i l i » la i d cortlA talc ■hol] ho redeemed accordine t o low, ta» -toed »III l a m e Ihereon on tho 21th d a y al Auguat, .A. D . 1914. Wit n e u my ofTIrlol «(«nature n n d oent thli the 20tb d a y of Ju ly . A, D. 1914. F. A. O o l i t i LARS. / T r e k Circuit Court, Seminóte C o „ Fla. I n f w ba r via Jo* C a m e ro n a n d l - i r i r k O. C a m e r o n a ra rom t-U ln ante a n d J a n » RJaemon a a d O a o tja N. HaU s r s de fehdanta, I ahalt o ffer for sale, a n d aell t o t h e bl( haat bidder fo r eaah, before t h o door ot tbo e o a r r h o u a a la aald Sa m ín a lo coa n l r , FtorIda. In t b o r i t y of Hanford, on Monday, tb o Ttb d o y of Roptambar. A. D. IM 4 tb o «amo b a l a s o letal asían d a y , a n d w h h l a tk*. . » nu^ t b n proporty dea:rr(b*d l a I b « flnsl doaran a * foUown, a lln a ta d In t h e c o u n t y of Reminolo a n d tbo t u t e of Florida. t » - « d tl aT h l r î i ; t hf*»’_L53>* T b lr t y - f o a r (34). T h lrty -flro (4 jt T irtrty-ol* - f * n . T b lr t y “ *»» ^ * T ) . T blrty-aj^ bt (38), T h lrty -n ln a „ . NOTICE O F HALB In C ourt a f t h è Counir J a d g e , S e m in a la N o tice la heraby f i e r a t b a t under a n d b y C ounir, S i a lo of Florido tn re F i l a t o ot m a d e op the tOtb d a r e f Ju n a , 1914 J. 8 , Muore T o all C re d ito ri, l e g a t e c i, D litr ib u te o o and b» t b e H o n o ra b le Jamao W. Terkina, J u d t o af t h e U r e u l t Court, S e e c n t h Judicial Cir'all l ' r n o n i h a v in g Clmlmo or D e m a n d i vorlda. tn c h a a r o r y aita yalaat t a l d F i l a t e : Voli, and .eacb of you aro hereby notlfleJ t ln f , j a » b a t certain t a uan tb o rein pendine, ulr a n d retiulred t o prcoent ony claTroe a n d de­ wherein VA, J , T k lfp o n la c o m p H in a n t, manda w hlrh y o u „ or dltber of you. m i y and J a y A. Elnttein la d e f e n d a n t. I «hall hoce a(ain«t tho r í t a l o ot J, S. M u r e , do­ offer for aalo and eell to t b e h l|b o o t bidder 5 “ h, before tbe door ot t b o court house r e n e d . l i l a of Seminóle C n u n t y , Florido, tri* of of ueatd S a n f o r d . Reminolo c o u n t y . Florida, on ,, ... . „.i,,. ____ ,, ____ u n d e r t l f n N l i d tn l n l i t r a t r i a td o l i v e h u e tl . w t t h a s m a l l m u s t a c h e t i t a t e , w ithin tw tír/j S e p te m b e r. 1914. ^ y * H i fromn t b o - d a u r^ M Ja ib . . . y *— Ihn «TS», b------w e it i i a t ___ e f a l —^ealee day. -1e n d d u r i ^ dkjff“ ~ wnxod.at the ends. Ills black, spar h rtr o f . » ? j . ne I k o b leaai li A iiea .. 9 „el. át _ -p ro p e rty - -• D i l r d J u l y 2.V(t. A. IV. 19H : a fcdï r , e d r a r r i b t d tn tba fìnti defr»© n foilo vi, lo« kllng eye»—attracted me flrat, a n d k ‘ H U T i l E. A tO O U F , Vili • * *“ * 9S-Ta»»-9tc A d m ln l.lritfli. then his long, shapely hands. These Lola T w e n ty -fo u r (34), T w o n t r - I v « ( H L grasped a atu-et of paper, and 1 no­ and F o r t y - M v a n (IT), of t h e Florida L and ■ ’ C o lo o iia U o a Company'a C e le r y P l a n ts tl o o , ticed others. Including several unopen­ In i 'n n r i nf Ifcn O n n t y Ja d « V Nrmlnnl» •Itu a te d In Remlnofe ’ c o u n t y , Florida, ae ' « « I f , Nisi* of Florid». ed enVelopos, lying before bliu on the In •rn per p l a t t h e r e o f duly r e c o r d e d In tbo p u b ­ F . t s t n of ic r e co rd ! of O rante c o u n t y , of which t h e ’ table. ’ He laughed a bit unpleasantly, W . II. tln d f r w o o d wba fo r m e r ly a pa rt. rn llio f» , D ( i t » r « , D i i tr l b u l r « » and r o u n t y of Raminola a row of white teeth visible beneath Tositnil TCaraan* aC U ItC F . N . itlU llY . b a v i n s claim* o r Dam asd* A tit- 4. 1 9 .4 S p e t ta i M a tta r. tbe dark muntnebe. a»aln»t a s i d F a t a t a i a n d nacb ol yo», a m H»r*by nnTTFid 100-T u e « - Etc "It’« Just dr t t h o u g h t , Herman." s n You, d r t a a i u d . i o ' p r v a v n t any clalraa a n d d»he said genially. "The fellow ia a ifflnoa w blrh y o u or *|th*r of y o u may a r n a r a l n t t t h d m ta l * of W. If. tfndrrN O T H '* O F HALE mere adventurer. There will be no ono bwood d r r t t H i l , l a t a ol Samlnolo C ounty, N otice t* hereby (W en t h a t under n a d Florida, t o t h e u n d r r j i f n r d a d m l n l . t r a t r u by v i r tu e of a Anal decree of forretoeura t o take bis disappearance seriously." M t s t a , w ithin--two ya ara from th* ■nd amle m a d e on Ike 2 0 lh d i y of J u n e , "Hut «ome ouaiitiowa tlATouio here.'* dola t a«aidbarrol. A. D . 1914, by the H o n o r a b l e J i m u f f . D a ted. J u l r _ ! U b » . A . J L »914. “Ouly t)ie two why sent him, and I'erbinr, J u d e e nf the C i r c u i t C ourt, RevMir; 4»nA L . . .JJPEHWOOt), enth J u d i c i a l Cltruit. S e m in o le C o u n ty , they'll never dare IflTTiind tho w«uuau. O C T u r . 9t • * A d m ln le tr a tr is ? Florida, In chancery, in t h n t certain cauea Bbe la Safe enough. Nigger Pete therein p e n d l n c wherein, W. J . Hill, trustee W, C . Hill, It r o n r a l a ln a n t , and J o h n drove them out here, and wo can close N.„ f, A^ ,,r .i u . f . r t . « D».d tt.drr lor W. T i p t o n , husband ol A m a n d a L. T ip t o n , Medien I ef « h e r i d 41«», L a w s a f Flor­ i n d alt u n k n o w n heirn, de visees, I*[ t i e r s hla mouth easily enough. It's been , * ■ml (rir a n t e e * ol A m t n d a L. T ip to n , deeasy. Herman, anti now with' these 1 ida N ntlre le h e r e b y f le e n Ihel D. D. Daniel, resse.1,, a r e defendants, 1 sha ll otter for sale I'ureherrr «I T n i ( ' ) i l l l l r i l r N o. 31*2, tn d two settled tt leaves me n cl«*nr Held." It t o the hl[hest b i d d e r tor ra sh , beV :! „ d/ y . 0t A J h , , , i* t “ I fare t h . d o u r ot the ( m i r i baUM. U S a T " M a y lie » o - y e s H i l t v a t y o u t h i n k J r ’;*» ± file,I Stid r e r t l f lr s ie In my ofltrv. a n d has Reminole r o sn ty . F lorida, on Monday, R , I s ) 4 , h< „ ¿ J It a ll mean? '1 «vnultl k t m w h o w i*et made a p p lic atio n for l a i deed t o tasue in , b, 7(h rf, y s r r u r d a n r e n j t h law Held eertlffeal» em- b«¡n * a | r ( s l sales day, a n d w ithin th e lee a I v n » «ley cotn«v" rPf0 In ro u n ty . FTorldt, to« final de c re e a* fallows, s itu a te li in th* rn u n The youtfgcr mail shuttled the pn«II: l.ot V, n i o r k R. Aulir»*- pion of Uvlrdo. ty al Rem inole and th e o t a t e a t Florida, pero rostlessly, tils eyes on the face of Tho -aid la n d boina » » » t u r d at t h « d a t# nf .tb-wit: t h e iaa uarro of - u r b rvrtlfirate In t h « nam e the other.. i T h e w est one-hall of a ten acre t r a c t U nknow n. Uni««« «aid Y * r tl0 r a ta -hall ot land, deecrlbed as follow*, b e c l n n t n t a t "I confess 'there are some details of \>r r r d r r ir . t d a r r o r d i n f to law, , t a i dr«4 a sta k e a t a n d l n f on the n o r t h sidit of F lr a t missing. Herman,",, bo aald_ slowly, will U«ua I h r r r o n on th« 31«t d a y of Alt' street r e e d , seW, -stehe h e l n | loratet) Vi fu«t. a . n . m i / rhalns anil 97 links west of t h o oast line of "but. In the. main. It Is clear enough. Wit nr«« my official «lena tu fe a n d «eil Inlerseetinn nt llolly* a venti* s e d 1 t a k e I t - t i l t s m a n N e a l e Is a r a s c a l , t'TMf i h r ï l t h d a y of July, A, "fV, I t i l i , «(reel of t h e town of Hanford, a n d t h ir t y ••rati K A. IMHU. UAHS. leet n o r t h of central line of sa id F i r s t s tr e e t, l i e ««cut n o r t h - t o D u d t h e h e i r , d i s ­ Clerk C lr r y it ( ouM, S#m!rud«Co.. Fla. and n i n n i n e thence west a lo n e the n o r t h fly J, C. llobrrt*. Il, Ç . - tide, .of F ir st it met, m n t e n chaina to a c o « cr**d t h a t h e «vn» «*lllii*r « te n d o r »9 -M 'T u rA , •(she. t h e n c e north l n - h a lo * to a s t a k e , hn«l «!l»npi**(«re«l. r a n I n t o non»* **'n uip thence e a s t ten rhaUe t a stake, thenc e o f (In* » n i n e k ld n e y r a * h i m s e l f a n d •noth t e n cheini to p r i n t of befinnine» n o t h K o r i:i.»:t t f u s c o n ts ln lo , fise seres ot la n d . b e t w e e n I belli, t h d e n n l m - i l t o c o p tin* W h f i r a i ihr t r f i-lat ur*> of umirf O E O R O E N. r m i H Y , ihr ron»! It ut Jon of 1 If 1 » ft, of thr -t air of c o in T h a t '» uiy guesH T h e n they Special Master. Florida, did pa»« thrr* joint ff-olutlo ni pro August 4. |9tl. • p ic k e d tip t il l s p e n n i l e s s s o l d i e r , w h o . [*«»• i?vu a mr nri turivi w i » thr run* t liuti on of inn Tuee-Xte ." I hr »5 air of Ft nr id«, and ihr ••ini' *cfp t i « tile lin y re so lu b le * th e m is s in g aifrrril tu h> a Voir uf thfs-«- fifth« «H th# n o r t ( t: o r m h k i i i f f ' n h a l f s o l i a t d t , a n d » f i l l III in d o w n b o r e t o mtili brf« f Inrtrd It* rath h<iU»r; that ttiff Under a n d by virtue Of a n execution (aVot«f un « « id Julnl frsolutinn* w#r# cnlrfnl p l a y tin* p a r t . " 1Vr Jr>Urn»la. talth Ih# •oc-l out af the Circuit C o u r t for the Hevu port * - \ . l t m a y b e •*<* t i n t vnt n l s u i j t h e >*fA and rsajr» t hrrruit, -arid ‘ fl» y did drier r « 1 h J u d i c ia l ('Irruit df Florida. In and for mi hr «ml <lir#«*i Inal tlhr taint j|i[lint f r Solti* Mraner county toi » M d , . Marninole r o u n ty girl bey l»r ■ultmillnl t*> (hr rlefi *»r • of ihr was f o r m e r l y à’ part), in a cau«s therein wherein Armour -Fertiilter Works, * S no* one 11le v plcki'tl off th e s t r e o l » 'tale • r Ihr gr urial e1***Hiitl m N u yFiabtf , pendine, a c o rp o ra tio n la »>taIntlfl. a n d W, A. F itte , 191 « H e * t o l d t o d o It In t i l l s l e t t e r They w, ih^frfnrr, 1. Il 1 U y f r « « ford. Jr , is d e f e n d a n t, I heve levied upon a n d ( h o n g l i l It lie st | o p m « c t l i e l r i n it n ilttir1a r y ■il «tato nd 4hi «hai# ul Flo rid a , dts will -ell a t public outcry a t t h e front door of the c o u r t h o u r, in S a n t ó n ! , Florida, o n l v«* ftullr# lh«l a > t 1 r l e d n s ) so b a d l e p r « “ uri* a w o m a n the first M on,lay In S e p te m b e r, A. II. 1914. 1» r nr r al 1,1»* !l«n e !l I( .# !’♦ held . , r h ...u n i) initi Mori, )• on said m onth d u rin e Florida op 11 beine «•»# r<*' *)>F \ \e « « o u t tin«e mi) Ir'nnlile ««lilt lu,*r 1it ino . »-«r-'h 1•»uni) 1 I n. it - t » , . . II,., the » first M . , h'’ l a t a 1 ho u rs el rile, to t h e hlfheat and *-\jt you do I** la* »lit«*?'' in November, « l> I M I . I t e «al.t '1 (O',lav b o ld er (or c»*h. all t h e Vient. a u * | irn bei l «>*»* In N r w n r l e a n * w)|ti fe w d oll. i l * * a r e l t* * s l ) " A l l she h t i o « « * iib.dlt Ilo- ttfTntr Olii l liurt 11» If *)u- ............ . T l i c r e lire p le n ty it LEGAL ADVERTISING W ild reckluasnei«, a desire to n w n y f r o m th o s e g r e i v s o m u »n r* r o u n d i n g s , o v e r c a m e a ll c u u t lo n . B w l f t - i,,r,ennl.'"cI.m,c7h"o'’u nm lli m il W , I...' *l»n. . '" J 1» 1» M * l,,,U nervously gripping Ute |>lstol butt- . MWfMl ,t,0 beat ol sveryiKisi, ws TIhti 1 emu© t© this iliHir* sim ilar to tn© (ccommtoJ to utes>ol iak other, nltliougtt no groping about would reveal the catch or enable mo to force It open. , Again 1 struck a match, guarding the Infant liaine with Itotli hands against ComblncJ Oßice a slight draft which thredtened Its ex­ tinction. I caught-a glimpse of a and I'ountatn Pen shadow on the Wall and made one swift, automatic effort ttt leap nslde. Carter s * Pencraft Ink _ dropping th e fatal m atch. T ho movemember of ihe Cat»«’» In* family, turnt w as too late. S om ething dt*- p ro t,»|t Ink > tuet a Uoe and drift a pt black. •Tended craslllng ypon m y hood. Olid 1 I, i, eapedally brilliant, amooth and pirmanrot. ■ ■ *"Into - unconsciousness. , -------------I Come m and Iri idtclu»!* forward ----u, abow .you tbe now Carter ink It must be I lay there- practically f bdiU wkh lU ■»« 6ow-««grelU.. dead for sou»i time. J had no knowletlge of being approach««! or Jiandlrel. and yet every pocket was rifled, tho pistol-Jerked from my hntid nitd my i, Sanford, Florida root rlpt*ed from my body. Like «o much carrion the fellows hnd flung me hark ognlnst the wajl so ns to m«kff ^ _ _ rpont for jh# swlpgtiig o|ym oT the ' k Herald Printing Co, (fVJi H enry M cLaulin JEWELER . !00-Tore*l3te . n o t ic k o r H A LF Notice la h e r e b y (Ivan th a t u m le r a n d by v irtu e of a final decree Ot f u re rto a u ra a n d ­ amia mad« on . t h a 2 0th d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1914, b y tba 11,inoratale Jamo* W. lVrkln», J u d ( a of t h e C ircuit Court, S e v e n t h J u d í ­ ela! C ircuit, Seminole c ounty, F t o r l d a , la chancery. In ,lh * t certain t au a a t h e r e i n ’ paad- MY SPLClALTlEN ITckard's Hand Palniyd Ctiiiw ^ Gorham's Sterling Stiver Rogers' Plated Ware ' Elgin nnd Waltham Welches ALL GOODS GUARANTEED *4 �august THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGH OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD SPECIAL LOT NO. 2 1 SPECIAL LOT NO. 1 MEN’S OXFORDS LADIES’ OXFORDS ^Regal, ■JKneeland, - I * 1I 1* Stetson tmd Stacy-Adams. Regu- | Patrician and Drew Shoes for women regular value I N S A N F O R D — Life !• WQ,th twin* SANFORD, FLORIDA. RFIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1914 VULl’MU X rid Awaits Tidings of a Great lar value $4 to $(>, going at 1 I $3.50 to $4.00, going at • COM>Mt ? EE ,S w 0 K K , N t creiti Club REtponding Nobly to F lm m ^ N r' on all shoes to a figure that move Item. Straw H a ts ami:HenV6yBngu-r. Gome in early before the stock is i ’is a boni-fide sale. All goods marked in plain figures and nothing n o r n l I nis No. 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5 as advertised. " Endicott Johnson’s Work Shoes For Men Regal Shoes For Men Regal -King Calf O x f o r d s , English Last, $5.00 value now q «1 Brown's Stone Blucher, $3.50 (¡j() 7 value now Brown’s Stone Bluchcr, $3.00 value now Men's Blue Stone Blucher, $3.00 value how - - ■ - - Men’s Green Stone Blucher, $3.00 value n o w ....................... Men’s Black Deerskin Blucher $2.50 value now - - - - * Men's Chomoise Skin, $1.7;> value n o w ................................... Regal Russian Oxfords, English Last, $5.00 value now - - Regal Glazed Kangaroo Blucher Oxford, $5.00 value now - /Regal Patent ‘Leather Blucher Oxfords, $5.00 value now - Regal Black Calf Blubber Ox­ fords, $4.50 value how - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 5 0 value now - - »- - - • - ■ Russian Button Oxford, $*1.50 value n o w .................................. Black Kid B u t t o n , $ 4 . 5 0 value n o w ............................ Black Calf Blucher Oxford, $4.00 value now - - - - - - - ­ Boys Gun Metal Patent Bluch(»r Oxford, $3.00 value now - Boys Gun Metal Patent Blucher Oxford, $2.50 value now - * Misses Patent Button Oxfords. $3.00 value n o w ....................... # Misses-Baby Doll Pumps, $3.00 value n o w .................................. 9 Misses Gun Metal Baby Doll Fumps, $2.50 value now - Misses Patent Leather Baby Doll Last, $2.50 value now Misses Patent Button Oxfords. $2.25 value n o w ....................... Misses Patent Baby Doll Last. $2.25 valuo now - - - - Misses Patent Button Oxfords, $2.00 value now . J Paten( Baby Doll Last, $1*50 value now - - - - - • * Patent. Baby Doll Last, $1*2.) value n o w ............................. Patent Leather Ankle Stra;», $1*2*> value n o w ....................... - “ Patent Leather Ankle Strap, $l oo value now - - - - " ' Tango Patent Pumps for Little Tots, $1.50 value now - 1 - - Tan Blucher Oxfords, $ 4 . 0 0 value now - - - - _ Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords, $*1.00 value n o w ....................... Regal I a n , Rubber Sole,^ $*1.50 value nbw - Stacy Adams Shoes For 1 Patent Kid Button Oxfords, $6.50 ( value now - .............................* Patent Kid Blucher Oxfords, $5.50 v a lu e 'n o w ....................... Tan, English Last, O x f o r d s , $0.00 value now - - - - Black Kid B u t t o n , $G. ÖÖ . valuo n o w .................................. Blucher Kid Oxford; $ 6 . 0 0 value how - - '....................... Blucher Kid Oxfords, Straight Last, $6.00 value now Blucher Kid Oxfords, Farm Foot Last for heavy men, $6.00 now Value now White Canvas Bluchers, Rubber , Sole, $1.75 value now • White Poplin, Low Heejp, $2.00 1 value now - - - - r A White Shoes For Children ^ 9 White Canvas Baby Doll Last, (P I ’ $2.00 value now - - - - - «P-1 White Canvas Rubber Soles, $1\25 i value now - ....................... ..... White Canvas Strap Pumps, $1.25 i value now - - - ■' ■ ' * White Canvas Ankle Strap, 75c . value n o w .................................. SPECIAL LOT NO. 3 LADIES’ OXFOttDS . " Patrician and !)rew Shoes for W o^en Regular values $2.50 to $4.00. ' Going ai .. . Regal W hite Buck Bals, $4.50 ' value now «?- - - . * Outings, White Buck, Rubber . Sole, $4.50 value now LOT NO. SPECIAL LOT N O . 5 4 * Buster Brown Shoes for Boys and Girls Regular values $1.50 to $3.00¿ J« . • • i * ftb iv a • Beacons I'an, English Last,’Rub- ^ .' her Sole, $4.00 value now - Beacons Tan, English I^ast $4.00 value How - 01 - “ " Black Vici Kid Bluchers, $3.50 \ : value now ..................... “ ' • Gun Metal Button O x f o r d s $3.50 value' now - - Patent Leather Button Oxfords, ~ $3.50 .valye now - - ■ Qun Metal v Blucher Oxforts, $3.50 value now - - ' Men’s W hite Canvas, Rubber Sole, $2.00 value now - - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Oxfords, $2.50 value now - — Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Oxford, $2.00 value now - Men’s W hite Canvas, Blucher Ox fords, $1.50 value now - - SPECIAL . Beacon Shoes For Men * a ■*•• / A O . M EN’S OXFORDS uy well known makes. A A to S3.50 values. Price 9 8 c .....................................................« ............. ..... ................................ .. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Men’s White Shoes . RcguKir Going at n Commute« on Finance apU nt .tho la*t meeting by PrcsL«ke and composed of A. K. ,, Geo. G. Herring a n d .F . P. ¡»„working over time on the r o f collecting dues for the year re meeting w ith aurces*. The .itffff-ebigter-thttt In view o L ih a • •• . • . __________ - _ - • * • - * ^ . • • . *. •* ' — DRAINING UPPER ST. JO H N S The Germans Continue Their Advance on the Capital Belgi •. • # ' . . 1-A » " » ^ ' V * '* # .^ • colonies in view oLJapansattldudc. GumbimretTpa tow n"»wenty mttnr | n the State for general farming, from the Russian frontier, has been.-tracking and fruit growing. Among Charter for a half- million-dollsr occupied by the Ruffians, who ac- the leading own era of Hand within company, Chase A Co., of this rity , cording to Russian official ndvicea tho district are T he Dills Ewing Si was received this week from Tnlla; • — quickly and paying the yeara dues hassce, and was AM for record yes­ captured twelve German field guna N ehf Co. and Florida Indian' River it aubacrlpti.ons to the club will terday in the oltice of the clerk of the and took many prisoners. Laud Co., of M elbourne Gioaaoh t be called for th ii season unless circuit court. News of military developments |}rog. Co., of F.au Gallle; Geo. W. m great project arises th a t will issued by the ofllcialbureausheco Hopkins, of Hopkins, and .^evaral Chase J e C o. hns its suite of otlices eMsitate a larger am ount. For in­ Tn tho $t. Jam es building uns is en­ more brief as the great m isses of the others. t i , if 100 good live men of San- gaged in the fruit business on n whole­ A large m ajority of the" land An entire change in tl|e- plan of. London, Eng. .AugUI.-Tho almost u will pay their annual dues iu sale and extensive »cate, the charter in the district have signed the peti­ campaign may he brought a b o u t'b y ' [ranee the comm ittee will have providing for the firm to conduct complete absence of news from the tion and no opposition to the forma-, tho finding of * .an opening theatre of war today in the best evi­ 10 to their credit which will be thy same business in which it tuts rion of the district is a n tid p a t dence th a t big events tire in progress, by the G erm an armies in Delgiuin lp|e to pay oil the indebtedness h - 'tü J engage d for some time, the head which will test (fie real caliber of the This tfas adm itted in an oljtelnl com­ 'the club and go far to pay current i|uarti-r* to Im* iti tht* city :1ml the battalions engaged in a m*vt Water*1 m unication fromBrusselstodaywhich . Eyises during the fall and winter ro in pa it y to exist far a period saidd the Germans "haitguinedg loo" or 11 "New Sedan ” , Lbn. In the m n ttrr of subscriptions , ninety-nine year* That tin* great German «idvance on bo^h batik* of the Meuse uud are krs have been m any good men and The capital stock of 150,mill ia di­ is being pushed with vigor and de- in contact with the allies.” _ _ _ _ _ ladies of Sanford who subscribed vided into 6,000 share* of $100 each, |the fund last spring to the am ount there being 2,800 shares of preferred 'term ination can safely he asserted, • It ndds that the Delgians having 12000 and it will he no difllrult stock and 2,600 share* of common judging from the irttelligunce perm it­ done all thst-eo u ld he expected by glter to obtain u subscription li«?\ stock. The Irlghest amount of in- ted to the oufaide world. On both holding the invaders In check for [ a t least $1000 anytim e in the win­ dehtedness which may he assum ed hanks oof the Meuse the Germans fifteen days, "thelf strategy will now are iruwditvg southward toward the he merged into the general plan of g month*. at any time t* placed at the.a mount entrenched French arm y waiting to the allied arifti«**.” • . LTbe booklets of Sanford and Seni­ of .th e capitalization. $60,000. Mem their progress toward Sedan Rumor* that |lru**i,l* has fallen l e county printed several month* The otfici-r* of the cumpanv an* I into (¡-'m a n hands were persistently pay« stilj in the hand* of the »••' f Cha-c. uf Ja* k*oi\vilh president. in circulation in Paris, hut no infor­ Ery and can he used to good .id . million ' ou’.d be obtained. haugr this season and the expense* Hook* contributed this past month Ithe cluti can lie eut down to very The Belgian capital was known by \\ J. Ilill and oilier* ha figure* It seem** lo In* the sense o „'Oli »buri*» ermi tin*» to the norinwiirii meir certainly to he threatened hy daring Fiction the members that tin* liest wlfort.s Lord Jim. by Jos«*ph Conrad stockholders advanrr troops have reached the | German cavalry, who had„ reached the club should 1m- confined to the { o f . *t of Soignlea. thinking t he Charlotti* Tem ple.by Mrsltowson. m e , Lt>1« pear Malto» *..»linu»tmi (king up the busin«—- of the nt> , ity. VI approaches road* h ad. been TUo Rrute. by F. A Cummer. W.|> between llrii»*e|* a n d Antwerp pbeason rather than getting tm.re liefere tin* northward rush the liarric.. led and enlrenchod. Four of Tho King of the M ountains, hy E. »pie to come here .iml spending Hid giu I force» are retreating on Ant­ the ft'iissela hospitals are filled with a b o u t. lirge sum on' advertising There Going Some, by Rex Reach. werp III Hru*.*i*l» t he\ cull this :i wound- d soldier* |tfjttany projects to l»e handled Atlt crp apparently i* tin* tempo The M ap Higher Up. hy Henry II b dub that .will mem. much t<> tin* rary g-*al of the German troop» in Miller hr, and these will be taken up «1 Ifelgiti". They are reported moving Mollit* McDonald, hy Randall I next meeting on Kridaj t q g h t -.lowly but steadily in the direction The Pool of Ffh mi*, hy Louis J. Vania*. tg. 28th. .T h e elti11 member* ->r<rif the area t fortified port on the Friar Tuck, by Robert A Waaon. ty much gratified- at the good pro llixi-r Scheldt The German soldier* Tbe Primadonna, by Marion Cr«w ludnir made t'\ »In Ft nance ha •* ovclipled the town of Tlrlemont foni. • and their ma*»es pushing in fron the T nix ton King, by (ieo. Harr. Mr* ju-l fim*hi*d gel I it.g ihi*ni m »hupe •frontier are lielieved to htfvy come iu C ut d icon. will I II,- unde* •! I tiding rri.it f hi- r:it* contact w ith_ the allies front. He- In the Hishop's Carriage, l»y Mirh (nr the year hud been ttuule and 1ports in Brussels asserted a -battle elson. , very other uuuvsuor in tho State* will "*li ,| offured near Charleroi iu which The Foreigner*, hy Ralph Conner The Reckoning, by Louis J. Vance be h i* .ig.Mti-* • hi* *amt* troubli* Secret »if Lonesome Cove, hy Se* II lin* H e p u r t ' t -.Mar of O r i u n d o m i \d.i in* •li-iiK - t b l n k- tin* «ano* ubimi it mid The A llied Farces Have Not Shown Their Hand No Real News V i «1 at l:2il o i*li»* k • '• r«u\ m q. Hi* had bn-i . I**' tjri, hut altirmitu' u.i ,l"' ■ It devclpi^ until \\ • ::.i**duy t Throughout the du y Dt ^rchiafuva and Amici de *lr utom ost energl«*» to stin tf th4Tr patient und keeping I - The cardinals wi-r** notified "f > [the pope's grave condi t i on a nd »nine ' them whir entered the *i> k r o om [fcserihe the scene heart r<-n<iijsg. especially when tin pontiff, rmi* -lag himself from tim e t<> time, »poke [Oare ho said: L.V'In ancient tiroes the pope by a Word might havostayed the slaughter I hut now he*is im p otent.'’ I -Prayer« were said by thousands rand church bells souiyded when 'the n f a m e n t ' wai exposed upon all like altar*. . I When the court learned of the Fpapes’ condition there was th r drepK«sf concern. King Vjctor Em mnnpersonally Informed Queen 11**1rna and the news was com m unlm trtd .to the the queen's mother. •,1 -piirt.* m ............ .. | JN |, l l u f Mo t k T liere Ii ;in U*vti Mime ilelu> in r|n**ifymg. itud the list will b<* printed In next report. ft*f«| u r in a iiirn^ (nr her KünI Linlinri ,,, i \ . -Minie o» I tic cnnng III..Wo» considerable eost to the tax ussesr personally to *ay nothing of the nuble and vexation. Only t w o day* niy> Mr. H utt re­ ived a let t e r ‘from the Governor in filch he »tilled that from inform a­ mi in hand it would not he possible r him to m a ke any further rcduc„„ in t he millage. I t i s a s s u e r e d „- additional reductfbn will c o m e off the mdlngc imposed for peniiotjs „I that t h e s u i t e millage will be di- « jW l *» yif The audience on* last Sunday eve­ n t waa very large dispit»• the fact i*t it rained up to and all during >e service. \ - m u ir - n's ultunulum railing for the GerWc th an k our friends for their in­ I) evacuation of Kiaochow and the terest and gilts. ' andbnmcnt '••( the rasterp. seiis by • Sifnfortl Library Association rirran war vessels. Holland is said REMARKABLE ATTENDANCE AT f ‘ BAPTIST CHURCH r One of the most rem arkable thing* : Uking place in Snnford this sum m er' 1» tbe large audiences attending aerjVice* a t the B aptist Church. The reF<hrd for August is equal to thnt of ‘be.winter months. T he cause of this |l* largely from th e fact th a t tho [church advertises its-services an d Is pf*par*d 4ake care of the audl^>ee* In a comfortable way with elecnWe fans and Ipe water., and eourto•u* -ushers. , „ . ' [ The Pastor jlev. George Hym an. m preaching b series of unique serr*«>ons. These are a ttrac tin g » great y * i l of attention. T he Subject of’ the W rm on next Sunday evening will i>e. r*A. C. L. Dispatchers Orders.” Mr. LDyman promises in the out set th at RA. C. L. does not stan d for A tlantic il -o (H-Hti ' *|ii.if ter» tb.it te -i mi n i 1 decided imi to comply wi t h Ju ■ÜBk • E : M B rV4J FA Jacksonville. A u g ..i.-x * *• er* in t h \ Sanford ssctlnn are planM ning to rel.rodure a Florida celery farm at th.* i ’anama-Pacific Inter- > national ¿ p o s itio n . ™ e «rownr. from ?uni/rd Intend to .how b> In . * rep llcao f their celery farms, their I *'tern " of sub-lrrfg»tIon, the water being f u r n i s h e d by urieslsn wells. It [te- — - H (, planned to lay out this lit» !« f»rm . . „ r field along.id* the Florida Build- ,.ho, B by Am ertc , in »mne convenient placeh _ H ^ n be *i*er» by ‘*»110« “t ‘ h,> F“ lr M o n S t C T Ir< Using th.» »ystemt hegTow ersofSanWellington 1 ford re a lise d 11.'200,000.00 n rt p o - k Boull,OTrta ,o fit per acre. from their celery crop}( le<jn.g couqM year The country surrounding 1 n(nj{ of t jje -war 1 Kaiford is noted *11 over the S tate. |lr|tteh battleship. K « ZZ X T * v - S S£ « * nter howevdn Lcicryuivin* \ .. 1 ^31 C .1 l wttj " * 'Hy figures obtained from the office of Judge J F (’ Griggs, collector of custom s, the value of merehundlae exported from nil Florida ports du­ ring the yeST ehding June JO. Inst, wus approxim ately $42.1 i2,0i*J. T be value of merchandise im ported du­ ring tho same period was 98.980,642. Uy comparing the exports with the Impirls it will lie seen th a t Florida produced (or export purpose* more than four times what the State .util­ izes in imported products. . T he value of all exports for the past year exceeded the value of the exports for the preceding year hy nearly one million dollars. The im: port* were in excess of the previous year's record by $ 1.301.405, T he collection from all sources at all port* amounted to $2.376.466^39, or alm ost twice a* much as the total collections made hy the collector o( Internal* revenue.-The Florida Motroplis. , BAPTIST SERVICES • C orner I’ark A vs. a n d Gth St. ■, 9:39 Sunday.School. 11:00 Preaching* "T h e Tem pest of 3:30 Jr. B. Y. P. U. 6:45 Sr. B. Y. P. U. 7:45 Preaching, "T h e A. C. D ispatchers Orders." * Always welcome..^ • ’ George Hym an, Pastor Card of T hanks Since the death of our Bon-iniw and husband, Orln M artip, we cure" to 'sincerely th an k all our V p d s for their kindness and aaris, Ace during *hia sickness and sinco Uf death. May God'a richest hless: R. II. Davis Sarah E. Davis FLORIDA ROAU I1UILDING A total of 2,84$. miles of roads were built ijt Florida Iasi yeaY^ift a coat of more than 11,000,000, accoring to an official report just mado public. Half of the roads were s u r­ faced with sand-clay, 857 miles with marl or crushed stone'*nnd o f t hr re­ m ainder 85 miles were constructed of brick. A num ber o( Florida counties ha vis voted bond Issues for road construc­ tion in recent months, nnd it is esti­ m ated th a t the expenditure this year for- highways will am ount lo |3,000,000 or more. Nothing has dem onstrated more notably the progress th a t Florida Is making than tlw building o ^ K<»<ril roads in the Stats. These road*..pro paying handsome returnxonthem on#y invested in them. They would pay a very satisfartory retu rn if nothing If nothing hut tho inrrea»e in the val­ ue of lands which Whey m ass was taken Irttp account Me re is a case of a 7urm owner who attem pted to «ell 'h is.fa /m for 91,800 and was .unable to secure th a t nm ount /or it. A flrst- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 18, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 18, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 1914; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald