7 10 117 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/079e3f9744a1cc8c37e7edb1ff7f4d30.pdf 45e80cfe20d16aa9d49af7efd1bb9451 PDF Text Text ABOUT PEOPLET AND EVENTS _____________ . B E IN G _ A RESUM E OF SA N FO RD ■■■■ U P - T O ■D A T E , ChUdrtn't■ *P ari y urniurn» V Mias Rebeccas Stevens, the ubar ing little daughu-r of Mr. and Mra. H. R. Stevens, celebrated her fifth, birthday Wednesday afternoon with a beautiful party to a number of her littlfl-friends. All the old Ihshloned children's games and the new ones too whiled aw ay‘the-hours until the "party" was served out upon the lawn. A long low table was spread with the dainty assortment of cakes and delicioifr sherbet. ‘I t was a pretty sight as the little folks gath­ ered about the, board, sweet and lovely in their white dresses and gay rttrtrons,- ragvrty—watchhrg—Jtebeeca as she blew out the pink candles on the lovely white cake that graced tho center, of the table. There* were -many gifts for •the little h$rte%, Just the kind that five •year old lassies love to receive. Rebecca's guests were Jerffk Max­ well, Margaret Peters, Bsttie Hou*bolder, Mary Elizabeth and Camilla Puleston, Helen Kennedy. Elisabeth iWhitner, Clifford- Louise S.hlnholser, Theodora ^filler, Harriet Roesetter, Beatrice Howard, Beryl Steinmeyer, LeCiaire Jones, Sarah Evelyn Wil­ liams, Mildred and May Holly and Irene McGahagan / * OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF IJEE WORLD , H A P P f c N lN G S C A R R Y D IS E A S E G E R M S T H E Y ARE A NUISANCE A N D A M E N A C E .T O HUMAN U F E ■ • noon at 3 o'clock.- A full attendine la desired, ■ BA ÉYÉ i É i l Ilililí DOl ÉAW Among tire' prominent young people of Sanford and thoae who formerly resided here who expect to become October brides are the Mi , O urlotte Keel or of New York and Irene Brady of New York, both of them well known in Han­ ford’s social circles. Dnme Rumor has It ..that. Miss Keelor ..will wed \V. E. Watson, one of Sanford’s most populsr buslRlrsa men and that they will make Sanford their future home. Miss Brady expects to become Mra. where Mr- Rein« has a position with the Hillsborough Hotel. There has never been a more popular hotel man here than M. L. Raines and he and his bride will be welcome in Sanford where they expect to visit this winter. » ' Another fall .wedding of popular young people of Sanford will be that of Mira Linda Lefller and Mr. Brax­ ton Perkins which is scheduled to take place in October. Both Miss Lefller and Mr.%Perkins are very pop­ ular in Sanford's social circle. In fact they have such a large circle of friends here that they are dubious of letting them know tho exact date of the feddlng for fear that the shoWer of- old shoes and rice will overwhelm them on the Joyful oc­ casion and they are keying"the date dark at present. »• Tk* W o n d e rfu l f .uqACflrKil 1 e r . Irvrtcm +ly KilLf A l l Irv s e c i .L ife . B od PRICE— Q f /7 5 O d ors GALLONS ri All Local AdvcrllHcm This Heading THREE Line For Each Insertion. Charge 25 Cents. TOLUME t SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY, 21. 1914 SemloAe County Teachers Appointed & c. GALLONS * 2 .5 0 . T H E U N lTIp C H E M IC A L C O M A N A Y 7 0 7 TtytGG5T. T A M P A .F L O R ID A STATE B U IL D ÍN G W I L L H A V E F IN E L O C A T IO N ^ For Sale by Hickson & Son, James Potts and J. W. Bryant TRICE’S TRUMPETEER (Article« PaUitbsd ander this Htedine fur­ nished br U. P. A. Bareev, Jacksonville) ______________ » - - - - - gullible voter, the pseudo leaders of the so-called reform known as prohibition have stoutly proclaimed it only semi-religious and abso­ lutely non-partisan. But W. H. Anderson, the president of the Anti­ Saloon League of New York, gives the contention a solar plexus in a statement now being widely pub­ lished. In it,h e declares the Anti­ Saloon League was "born in a church and is Mseojiaily a church move­ ment.” pjfcifther, he dodaree it la HQmni-j9F%tttj> ■'and Interdenomin- FREE BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS 1 Geo. II. Mayr of 164 Whiting St., of the day. The climax was reached Chicago, 111., a prominent druggist, has when they were finally stranded, published a guide to health. In which he apparently for the night in a lonely aho«fi lo w brought relief to thou^ ____ part of the river, with the awful sands of other sufferers from constipa­ dangers of a shipwrecked Robinson tion, biliousness, indigestion and intes­ Crusoe confronting them. There tinal troubles by tho use of French heal­ ing oils. Gne dose usually convince*. were terrible alligators in the river The most chronic cases rarely need over and snakes and jackals and tigers, threo doses; Any one wanting a copy etc., back of them in tbe woods and of this hook can get it at the drug store — well the party, ladies and children fri-c. Mnyr’s Wonderful Stomach Rem­ edy is now sold here by All Druggists. included, were cheerful and happy, singing songs, building fires and as­ suring each other that they would surely get home within a week, and then someone, glimpsed the only searchlight on the lake. Wild cheers nrose and rent the air, for there »tea ming up the river was seen the* graceful outlines of the Mamie, with Pagenhart .directing the, cruise »(might for that forlorn and bedraggled crowd and the noble crew rescued them from their dan­ gerous and perilous situation. There, was weeping and wailing in thg city-i for it wna reported that the picnick-1 era had he.*n cqughi in a storm and j the horrors of tho Titanic had re­ peated itself.. Two boats had gone* to the rescue and (he party reached the city about l:;JU n. m., tired, pon-1 tent and happy, for they had not ' r- ill*. In-i'ii in ilnnger one moyje^Vof t lie ila> ”iul th« \ .had l ertaiiilyNlfkl a <Ltntl> time > IN SA N FO R D — Lifo /• Woiih Living tuous soul credit for crodit for everything accompliihed. It matters not fchere it was born. What It does Is the main thing, and It-ill becomes this wonderfully moral agency to pose jti Florida as one thing and in New York as another. With considerable gusto President Anderson tells of tho ganization as follows: “The league stands for the largest measure of prohibition which cap be secured in any particular place at a giVen time. In some states that is state prohibition. In other states It it local option, which in league parlance always means option to prohibit. In New York it stands for an "optional local option." Let everybody stand up and be counted who believes that the ulti­ mate salvation of the Jiuman family rests upon the preaching of- on* doctrine In New Yorlc and another in Florida. Tjte same power di­ rected tho destines of us all, and He d6es not carry n ropertolre of light­ ning change costumes to suit each Designing fanaticism -and locality complacent demagoguery may sway the- sentiment of the world for a time, but there is no change by amendment to the organic law which permit« us a glimpse of light betweori the cradle and the grave. How much better it would be. if that short time was employod, in breaking instead of welding shackles upon the mentality of~men. ' g£ Mi (Advt.) For S ale-1910 Cadillac towi* car for 1400.00, jiat overhaul* U good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine A Garage. g2-tfc For Sale— Two good hones spring wagon. Inquire of Coqo Bottling £o. gQj M w . *K For Sale— New Underwood tjp* writer, price $76. P. O. box ISM,! Sanford, Fla. City, Sanford, FIs. 8 acres ini-] gated and tiled, fide 6 inch flowing! wail. If you want 16 acres of fine celery and potavw and vegetable land go-and look at this and make me an offer. Trolley from Sanford runs past the land known ss thJ Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer to] owner, J. T.j 26 Columbia atredU steamer codk. A. W. Brown, terprise, Florida. .. 7! For Rent— Furnished office equif ped with roll top desk, office riuk and tables. Also a roll top typewriter desk and other cqaij ment for sale or rent. Herald offla "L Cottigo for Rent—918 Park tr nue. Apply to A. Traffqrd, city* M1SCELANEOUS _____ Wanted, to buy old coins. Hoot* Bra,., Sanford Ave. 94’2tp *. i. i, , ■ • ■«- - *?■'-- e™ ! J want nn agent iq Sanford ti handle the beat iejitor article was ever, pnthftmarkrt- /.w a ff *1 Reese, H o ;' 2f/- i o d :'Avevf'Daytos» Fla, y .t,-; y -' Mrs. T A. Neal und little daugh­ ter huve gone to Washington. D. C.,, and »ill make a number of visits to other places before returning homo in the fall. San Frandaco, July 21.— "If the ftorida exposition coromiasioh is paraitted by the people of Florida ‘to For Sale or Rent—Two nice nrimces at a bargain. W. J. Thigpta. 80-If For int— Three rooms fumi for light housekeeping. Also V bedrooms. Mr*. Johns, 411 Pi avenue. Ol-lk Mr..jind Mrs. William White and their attractive little son, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mi*. M. Nelson returned to their home in Jacksonville today. EXPOSITION COMMISSIONERS OF FLORIDA NOW IN CALIFORNIA “ MAKING PLANS A* many are interested‘in the per­ sonnel of the teaching staff for Sem­ inole county for the coming year the list of those appointed by the board 1a given- herewith. The names of the teachers .appointed to date and their respective schools ar*-« follows: Sanford Schools: Prof, v F. Eieli; principal. Hiss C. L. Guild, Asst, principal *ot-the" Ifijfh”'SrhötjT. Miss A. M. Tetherly. Miss F. A. Walker.Miss Ruth Jewel. Grammar School: Prof. J. R. Wild man, principal. ' Mra. G. B. Dickinson. Mrs. E. N. Luke. . Mira Carrie Ensminger. „ Mis. NiU Mobre. Mias Clara Millen. Min Eva Walker. Mies P. D. Hunter.- * Miss Edna Plant. % v Miss Louise Harris. Miss LUlisn Higgins. Primary School: Mim Lillie Farnsworth. MIm 1 Edith Stewart. " honestly say. that ths amount will sot be too* much to afek for to give in adequate display of the resource« ind advantages of Florida and the ictivities of the people of our state. This is the expression today of W, N. Conoley, secretary of the Jacksonville board of trade and ex­ t position commissioner from Florida’, g after several days in San Francisco. , Two days more have been entirely f Ailed by the reception accorded the reomtnisaionera by' the exposition and the city aind in familianxing themI «Ives ’with the exposition itself. “1 have been to all of the recent ' expositions.” said Mr. .Conoley, "and . there ran be no question as to tho ' superiority fn every respect of the Panama-Pacific. It is to be a truly without a predecesor that cap be , compared to it." * , A tentative rile’ was .selected last Saturday for ¿he Florida building’ at the exposition by tbe tepresenta®fives, of Geov. Park Trammell,, who «re W. N: Conoley of Jacksonville, J. !’. Felt, an oraqge grower of > Eustis, and-J. W: -9tnnple, a- citrus' t grower of Haines City. - The seloc' tion is near the Kansaif'site and .the ■commissioners declared that • they cere more than pleased with tho sitration. j Another important negotiation was consummated by the commlsriontrs In* a conference with .Fred­ erick Maskew, cjxief dpputy of the -.itale quarantine, board, wheu ct-rquarantina 'concessions wore ^ Obtained .for 1916, assuring Florida '•.Ohibitwis. that they will be shown ..ft'tTj .courtesy and consideration in „ Mr. .Di A. Caldwell is agaiil ut pome ^(ter a three weeks’ visit to Chicago anil.other markets in the jiit. terest oi tbe fall trfide. if? Mrs, W. D. Collier alii leave Monday for Valdosta, Quitman and several Georgia towns after a. most delightful visit to her daughter, Mrs. Puleston. ,v I B E A M .< • : • X. CIIANNELS. ; •lANfil.IiSAND A ' % 't o p * , .t S U i P r a B O IL E R PLATE - I 'A N K e tE E L ' V, . ' • * ALL KINDS T R U S S ftO D S - ^ _ STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED* •T CO PPER AND . ZINC SHEETS Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peters and their children, Margaret and Jack .will leave Monday Tor Massachu­ setts fa be away for two month*. . Mrs. Annk Walker iaih'avtog. a de­ lightful vigil among old friends in Longwood. Mr.*'Horace W. Way, the guest of Mr..and Atriw-Richard Terheup wili' return td his hums in Savannah on (hie'morning train Monday, ' ' ■.• . The T/ufh'^Rcakers.^'Mri, Stein­ meyer’* c W a t Ik© Me lit odist Sunday school hold their buxine«* meeting in the park- Wednraday af­ ternoon. v After business was dlsp<M0d of- a »octal Hour was enjoyed STRUCTURAL IRON WORK OF CYPEERS — J î U I L T '^ V 1^ ÏT ^ 0*P W ^ (-»(forte at w e rtu M ^ rk at aU lltaLr. Junior Civic It Rid«'Far! the palace of hfcrtifulture, the .p * 1: »• oi agriculture and the of mine», swher© Ihe^. phosphate and the fertilizer Industrie« of the state will he* gi«en>xtonfive explqitatíoru. United States Will Bay New Aerial Bomb Recently Invented Funeral of W. H. Underwood C O U N T Y COMMISSIONERS The funeral of W. H. Underwood ÛIVEN MAINTENENCE occurred from ‘the late residence on Oak cvenue last Friday afternoon. BOND WILL MAKE GOOD ANY OF THE BRICKS THAT DO NOT 8TAND TRAFFIC W. -D _ £ u n n . Teacher to taka Miss Lefller’i place pot yet provided. -*< Sanford Colqred Schools: Prof. J. N. Crooms, principal. ' Miss F. E. Byorly. Mrs. J. to. Crooms. Mrs. L. -B. Kellix. Mrs. M. E. Harris. Mrs. J. L: Moore. Miss C. Sermons. • Min L. Stewart. Miss’ Jinkie King. And Mr*. Marie Wilson and Jes­ sie Cenipbell, Goldsboro. Longwood White School: Misses Sara Crawford and Waits. Longwood Colored School: Minnie Berlark and L. J. Crooms. Altamonte Colored School: Min­ nie Robinson. ' .* • Lake Mary White School: M1m Kate Mathers. , . Monroe White School: Mrs. Cora Williams and Miss Margie Kiibee. Paola White School: Miae Ruth Smith, The county commissioners held a rndst important meeting last Satur­ day morning jn the court house. In the absence of Chairman F .L . Wood­ ruff the chair was filled by L. P. Hagan, who stated the object of the meeting and the derk read a communication from (be manualse­ culars of brick in wldeh tbey^rtate that they had puf-.up a Load of $76,600 £8 a ynrifoteftpnce ,hdnd to put In,.goofl brleiff/nd make them good tar a perto^fil five years. The bond and the o ff^ y ire accepted by the «ommittlofierw^hcf it -was decidedTto proceed with ¿he. laying of brie* -on all the remaining nine foot roads. The new samples of brick are much better than the other kind that has caused the commissioners •o much uneasiness and the manu­ facturer* now have a new man in charge .of their plant who la an- ex­ perienced vitrified brick malcer and the bricks now being shipped to. Sanford are satisfactory in every -Thc-tervices at the hdosl were con­ ducted by the Sanford lodge of Odd Feltows under the direction of-G. W. Blackwelder and Geo. Teratus act­ ing as Noble Grand and Chaplain. *h e re mis ns were then taken to the Baptist church, the following mem­ bers of the Odd Fellows acting as pall bearers: J. H. Bruton, . R. J . Roily, W. P. Stone, L. E. Tew, M. M. Evans, J. C. Hall, J. W. O. Sihgletary, Robt. Rickenbacker.' . The services at the church were conducted by Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church and a quartet composed of Miss Bessie Long, Mrs. Strong. E. T. Woodruff and W. M. Wright rendered several beautiful ■Bmps.. From the church to the . two members of each loiHp.;ssl?<r at honorary aewrt'.snd ware ag follows:; Forrest Lake', and G,’ C: ‘ Woodruff r e p r in te d “ the Ellis, J. H. Bruton and J. Holly represented the Odd Fellows, James The Wilson Construction Co., rep­ resented here by Mr. -Sterrit will proceed with the Work et once and Beardall avenue and Geneva ave­ nue will be paved with brick ac­ cording to specifications. This will prove of great benefit to the grower* living in that part of the spedai road district as the fall planting will soon commence and the hauling can be Hone over good htTetc r'oa'ds Tnaleal! of.thrf hemvy,sand of former day*. This -settop of the county commis­ sioners will give general satisfaction, as the'good brick ‘ roads are now guaranteed and there will be no more delays, especially if the width on- Celery avenue can tiKadjusted meantime and the work started on that thoroughfare. \ Th^ n by the brick manufacturipi’ Yor five years ^malnthnaoce S i'a ^ e u r e ty ^ .ths uri .payers that they AWT gnt the best hrfck for their money And the five years’ -test is ample to demonstrate whether the brick will stand the traffic or vice at the grave were interred in the Macon cemetery. Mrs. Under­ wood, Mitt Kate Underwood, I. Underwood and'James lloolehan of the Woodman Lodge, and GiorgC hecompsnled them to Macon. Reporting that the War Depart­ ment h» decided to purchase hie invention and to'also purchase from him the patenU secured up<jn it in eight foreign nations, Herman Fox* SUCCESSOR SHOWS S I G N S Davis, the young Florida inventor, OF FAVORING ENEMIES arrived home yestt-rday afternoon. has won. Now it is Just a question of waiting for the necessary red tape to unwrind^and the young inventât will receive his tW *rd. He left to* day for Atlantic Beach for a reat, and his slay in the national capital was strenuous. Through the efforts of Congreaaman Frank Clark and Senator Dun­ can U. Fletcher, Mr. Davis was able to gain the ear of the high officials.. He presented the mérita of his In­ vention, and finally was dated be­ fore the Afmy board. There he un­ d e r w e n t'! grilling ha will "hot soon forget, but he kneW his Invention, and..washable to .reply promptly to every question, propounded by the experts. The examination was fatisfactory to the government, and he was Informed that it will be taken. While In WAahington; Villa’• per­ sonal representative called upon him and endeavored to buy the Meslcan rights In order that the invention might be used by the constitution­ alist in the attack upon Mexico City. Congressman Clark and Frank Flet:cher,’ however; advised agklnst this, and their advice was followed. Through Congressman Clark an audlenee was-seeured-with- President Wilson—and as a reeult there prob­ ably isn't a more ardent Wilson sup­ porter in Florida ‘ today than Mr. Davie. The invention has been mentioned severs! times in the news columns of the Metropolis, ft is an aerial bomb self propelled; which can he set to go at any designated bright over.any designated spot within a few mitee. Reaching a point oWr the spot a cnntrivfnce cause* the gaA’ bag to collapse, and this lydSIfe~flr ' other OTHER NEWS OF THE WOR D AT LARGE FOR THE BUSY HERALD READERS Puerto Mexico, July 21.— Former President Huerta and his party hero were joined today by a few more mil­ iary men and several politidans who arrived from the caphalj^on regular and special trains. Among those who came in todpy were a few Congressmen. .. a •• . According t a the la teat report*. ex-Presldent HuerUk* and his party expfCt to leave here Tuesday. Cen­ trals Huerta and Blanquet, accom­ panied by threc'ler (gqr aides will sail on -he Germap cruiser Dresden. The others will g© on thestearner Mexico, of the Mexican Navigation Company, which is said to havo been chartered for this purpose. The Presidential guards wiU leave early in the morning for the capital. The refusal of President Carbajal to let the fugitive Presiednt have tho uss of ths gunbosts Bravo and Zaragoza has occasioned undisguised chagrin. As if to give color to the assumption that the Onvernment— really needs these boats, the Zara­ goza put out to sea today, laying her course-in the direction of Hava- . n a.. Tho only order the commander received was to go to Havana. It was reported the Zaragoza Intended to pick up at that post some prominenl CohatQituUonalistf and bring them to Mexico to enter' Into peraonfcl negotiations with the new. Provisional President. * ’ . . The ‘ United States cruiser Dr* Moincs_which has been lying off harbor, followed tho Zaragoza. ■ General Huerta, spent tbe day in his car smoking cigarettes, and chat­ He is a law sytudent at the state ting with friends. He waa much leu cheerful than at any time since university ht Gainesville, Fla. leaving the capital. Gunman Sentenced The Orlando Wirtter Garden holdup case came to a dose Saturday •voning at sit o'clock when the jury brought in a verdict of "We. the jury, find tbe defendant, H. F. Hop­ . of assault ■Skill» . it. intent ato sen. guilty, murder in the second degree, and J r 3 .- Tyner and M.V. Shirley notguilty,.ao say * * *IL Wm. Moaeiy, foreman.’ Following the derision, Shirley and Tyner -were released and Hop­ son was remanded to jail, to hwait sentence Tuesday morning, while hla two pals were soon QjWtbs-.wpy Sanford Boosters to Clermont, the scene of thTWenta Washington, July .21.— Member* .1 iti to have 1-rutight about the hold-up Mr. H. R. Stevens of Snnfor of Congress who are standing vail-* or the passenger bus bn June 27. Master Mechanic os the A. C. L antly* by the Administration in the Court waa 1 adjourned over to Railway -was ‘here Last week, sccok- effort t© complete its legislative ^pro­ Tuesday morning, when it is expect­ panied by’ Mayor Thrasher of the gram despite the approaebirtg cam­ ed that tite sentence of Hopson will "Celery City." These two gentle­ paign, while admitting they are willbe the first work of tbe day's ses­ men-have bci-n long asaociatied (n weary of legislative duties and an­ sion. , • • „ • the dty affairs of Sanford and In the xious to get home to their districts, The attorneys for HopsOn have development of that progressive city; have resigned themselves to'the con­ already announced their purpose of perhaps their moat conspicuous ac­ clusion that there is little hope for before fall. Both appealing the case to the supreme tivities being connected with the adjournment court, and following the Imposed laying of 8anford's.brick streets, and houses of Congress already are havsentence will enter a motion to the electric light plant and the pub- ing trouble In ratjying a quorum, but 11c ‘Schools. Wo‘ can think of few the party whips are keeping conthat effect. . . • work bringing absent The erfse has attracted much a t­ loftier or «older monumento they cou.d erect to their memory * than nu mbers back to Washington iioping tention from the start, and the re­ these public service agenejw*' .W« to expedite the rwroalntog buslnra» lease of Shirley and Tyner by the also know of few ineiLwho oprtonk as rapidly as pouible. Senators and Jury, came as a matter of much aurthem in progressiva and Ofaelfish RepresentaUves are permitted, fòt go priaa., * public spirit. Of such men sf* go- home from time to. time to look tumbent, as Mr. Knott has an­ Hopson still occupies Ilia cell in avenue ahead communttjas composed. Mr. after their poliUMl*f«Kcesk but tl la nounced his candidacy for the gu­ the Orange county jail, awaiting the Btavens was for (our year* a mem­ the aim of the pem 5 cra(tlt; leadera bernatorial nomination in 1916. impending sentence. ^ ber .of the. 8enford city- council and to keep a quorum present./foot how Mr. Colson has not made a tie*] The story that Shirley and Tyner oh the avenue. He erected a store la now the efficient Matter Mechanic on. . _ building'and residence and with his ciston in the premise«. ,but should he will again be (alien..jnto custody on of the A. C. L Railway at Sanford. t. The chief business of (he Senat»Interesting family settled down to a entertain the race he has nuts; tbe charge ,of carrying concealed I I r. Thrasher Is mayor of the city, again this week will be to press vH© ; life that teemed pest suited to his (fiends in ail sections who would weapons la not confirmed by the was recently re-elected ’County school anti-trual bills, with a hope of get- \ jovial nature and -where We ' tould t&ve'him lojral support. He has bad 4Mrfff.4*iRrpnrWT-StAr. v t superintendent, a n d w a s a wheri- ting fl real start in the general dev- r view tha ppwtog vehicles and bid many years experience (n land mat­ horse in in form ation ©f-J^o new1 Irate on the Interstate' Trad« G**'-. the occupant* welcome. His busi­ ters, a qualification absolute y nec­ county of Seminole, tohGJV mission bill and to complct'. ness prospered and there was noth­ essary to a successful a'dminigtrat on from ovar the heart of-qa^gatitod- vision of the Clayton 1 4 1 1 ,.'.? ^ ^ : ^' of the Comptroller's, office.— Gaines­ ing to nur the perfect serenity of a ty, a la Eve. who Rayburri.securitle» measure J ville Sun. ; old Father Adam lay tnob<ta£,^lan- mflteea'^o that they may. b* si: This is good news as Barney GoJcie'd tnorurch of all he aurveysdj-r mluid^to’ tbe vSenate. The Claytqn^V son is an old friend of thw editor .of Eustls Lake Region. hill will probably he ready by !■” the Herald and we know tbaLThe, day Und' Senator Nawlanda, chair­ would make one of tlrt^bshgnnH man o f.th e Interstate Commerce most proficient Comptrollers 'tluit Conimi'«*«, hopes to have, the t*©*¿ .»b* atato-sver^.bad. B. R. Colaon cfiritius hill perfected befog# fbd end LaaVmsde a fioae study . of . valt»of the week. ' . ' ! . • tiona of real and personal property A4 feast'ri* weeks of djscftksloh 6n J The ffihcral servIc«e* Will be* britf* tdVyiffN, ha»’ a techTircal fhese trust measures Is contempbitfKÎ^ with toa nutter* a t ¿1! kinds and at the rHtdence pn. Celery avenue m ci orrow raotpinr J f ‘ 10 : 8^. • -y far fourteen year* haa been in tho ftobUca© Senators Insist.fhllt Iff wilt title business. He has a col­ ^Tjrtdr: Tbe funcrtl!«rvi«*ayif Y* bVBUch'jpnger than thik'befortfkll- ' held at OrUndq where ,tho Inter­ lege education at the- present time! ment wiU tomorrow about . T ^ | i? S u .,r« m a iiii the prpbaof Florida three o’clock In charge of ’Banfortf iiility'khal the thrW bills will jie aonJunior,.Citizens, Atleation lodge of Masons. Nc * an» ^tEe president of the Florida As­ ited Into 0U3. If that b done sociation of Title Man. •' i Tha mooting« of the older group i]rtiriative ty k may ngt be so i Mr. Colson also lus a thorough of the Júnior Cjvjc League bay* been* jiffrifurd. In jtJy A b * of.‘ the Urttibg business discontinued for tbe summer,* but a fia mercantile jipe» and would give the little B«es, true to their name . .. Tariff Not Respoflsibfe t h t JlaJc_fi/_JQorida Efficient Ser- ara working and bussing away, ‘ Wàihiugton, July 2 L ~ P tW ^ en t' Wilson said today that during bla récynt eonferencéa with bUafnla« m«m nih* held the tariff1 responsible for ito-ra||©aT bad burinera conditions. utsnd a acwpt It to meet �« ix K IL L IN G T H E G O L D E N G O O SE Casque'and French Twist Coiffures T U E RAILROADS ARE TAKING TOO MUCH TOLL FROM T • THEjJFLORIDA FARMERS ..-FROM HAWTHORNE HERALD of courts, chiefly to the small growl­ er who cannot help himself. Tbo big men anil faw big .associations have overcome the difficulty to some extent, but to the Rpin of few acre*, who is trying to make those few acres produce the wealth 'promised him fn lurid» advertising, it is a real problem. We wUh our readers would help us find s way to' stop this murder of our golden-egg-laying Wbaflwro* fwl dull, out ut sorta, dleeeursgtd, half sick and everything n t a i to b« going wrong, you can Llamo It oq your liver, n U torpid. Too «noed gd oee^ We bflleve that transportrtion charges on truck to the northern jnarkeU are altogether too high. An'd we believe that our methods of 1 ■affairs In the matter of styles In coiffure« that no particular manner of dressing the hair may bo said to be TUB faablon. B u t. ono aeea. with greater frequency than any others, two style«. On« la ‘'the casque,“ add one la the 'Trench twist." In the latter the hair la usually placed high on the head. In the group of coiffures pictured here two modification* of the casque coiffure and one of tho French twist are faithfully portrayed. It la notlcoable that the aide parting is adopted in all of them, and that two of the three are waved and the third Is ab­ solutely plain. When the hair Is fairly abradant the unwaved coiffure Is liked for1 tbofeo rtho are given to dancing the modern and somewhat frolicsome dances. It la easier to keep tho coiffure In-orUer. It seems, with tbo hair plain and unwaved than with the adoption of a more elaborate style. To keep It fiuffy, without too frequent washing. It may bo treated to a bath of orris powder. This Is a sort of dry-clean­ in g process fo r the hair which leaves it e a sy to m an ag e. It Is n o t a thor­ ough going c le a n s in g p ro c e ss lik e a wa­ t e r sham poo, b u t m ay be used to m ake th e sham poo n e c e s s a ry a t lo n g e r In­ te r v a ls . T h e pow der Is ru bb ed into t h e h a ir and s c a lp and th e n sh ak en and a fte rw a rd b rushed ou t u n til no tr a c e - o f H” Is !r ft.------------------ — --------In p a ssin g , It Is to be n o tice d th at th e fad fo r d a n cin g h a s b ro u g h t In an e n tire ly new coiffure- w hich Bhows T o Get Rid of Red A n ts. R ed n nts can m ak e a hou so a lm o st tm In h ab it«tile. One can g et rid o f th e m , how ever. If b n e know * how. T h e first thing to do I* to tint! th e place th e ) c o te c from I p , » h e r e th e ir B e*t I* If It be In an n c c e e s lb le »pot, n litt le k e ro se n e will fjtilrk ly sto p tho tro u b le On th e o th e r hand . If th e Heal he In th e w a ll o r tin d e r‘th e floor, find th e n eitrest a c c e s s ib le [tolnt, and k ill th e in s e c ts off a s they upi>ear. W o rld 's D a rk e st M om ent. T h - d a rk e st m om ent Is sa id to bo lu *i b e fo re dawn. T h is Is now dia ccv e re tl not to be m> T h e d a rk e st trior««'!,i ri'l.ulvch -penklnr l* when th' Tl* 1 ’el I “ III slllle-l' Till'll It Is head and coiled at the back, with the colla either of twisted or braided hair. A (pareo fringe about the fee« Is curled In ringlete, and these are pinned to the hair back of the^n. Then) Is no •mall pompadour or oth«r soft ar­ rangement about the face, in this style. It leaves the forehead, except for the small ringlet», quite bare. To do the hair In the French twist Is simple enough. All tbo hair la combed back to tho crowd of the head and twisted Into a lengthwise roll extending from tho napo of tho neck to the top of the head. This lengthwise coll is pinned down with­ out pulling the hair tightly back, eo aa to leave It soft about the-.face. The ends are artáñgéd on' {pjrhf Iho head In puffs or cplla; or IT the b o lrts shorC they may be curled and pinned down 1n a m ay of pretty curls. lh the caaqpe coiffure the hair. either wavod or straight *nd> parted or not parted, Is arranged 11$« a cap over the bead, with the end# turned under and pinned In so that they aro lost sight of. The style, therefore, Is difficult for anyono with long hair. When tho hair is parted at ono side for this coiffure the odds aro brought to the oppoalto side, tucked under and pinned in. Tho usual finlsh, at the lino where the pinning In Is done, Is a long shell comb or a Spanish comb. The Spanish^ comb rrred v tffp -ttiP Fnmch "tw rir Irifolnr the latest and smartest Item In hairdressing style. JU L IA BO TTOM LEY. W h ole F a m ilie s In S a m e T ra d e . A m ong th e « liv e r m a s te r s o f S h e ffield, E n g la n d , 1t is r a th e r an o sta b llithed p ra c tis e to e n c o u ra g e th e cm ploym ent o f fa fn lllee. It is m ore th o ru t* lim n o th e rw ise th a t u fa th e r w oreLng in tho s liv e r tra d e w ill a p p re n tic e h is ch ild re n to th a t tra d e a s th ey nrrtv « a t w o rk in g age. The Car You HAT’S the Marvell 4t2S ” ' Think'of it, only $750 for this superbly built nnd fully equipped handsome streamline car—a car that’s setting the popular selling pace everywhere. , * T A btg, roomy 5-MMrngcr family yutomobile. Speed, power -*»a economy arc solidly linked together in T h e Famou. Maxwell, « l i . " ^ —' / .* If. ydu are thinking of buying a dtr this is postth$ly the car Y O U should l>uy. A.ride In the Maxwell *‘2$/r a few thorough explanations—and you will convinced. BRYAN* & JENKINS k '• > • /;; • A (m m ins Palmetto Aye r V ;- * i . - l innford, Florida u When the liver la torpid. It throws ipapuritlu Into |hs system, which hamper «very organ In ths body. Ths result Is that Iudctlonal processes are not properly carried on. XrapurUlm*t*t iato the blqod, ths stomach Is bllloua, tbo kidneys weak' and the bowels Irregular—generally __ _constipated. _ „ . ,. Harbin« clears *w* -¡j these lmpurltlc.-. opens up tha obstructed channels, strr*, the torpid liver, cleanses the blood, purifies and rtf bowels. After the system has been thus overhauled, t_ Immediate Improvement Appetite returns,'dlgwtlon Is j spirits rise, the mind clears of gloomy forebodings sad everything looks bright and cheerful, which means, sound, healthy conditions everywhere In the body. ’* Price 50c per Bottle. ù OKA, THE POOR MAN’S OYSTER A M O S T .D E L E C T A R L E L I V E R Y , '. S A L E S A N D Okra, the poor man's oyster, lung the staff of life among the people of Florida in the early days and not to be despised now that-the nts e has become rich and prosperous. Okra, thu king of dishes, if pre­ pared right, and the delectable vegegstble that touch’« Iho spot in the palate of rich and poor alike. Aryl okra is being shipped nortf! and the people ujr-there arc recognizing the many good.points*of this vegetable that teems difficult of mastication and slips do,wn the gullet before one is" ready. Like all other vegetables okra seems to reach the height of extjellence in the great celery delta where irrigation and drainage and climate have combined to make it the garden spot of {h e world and where nature smiles upon the efforts of man to such a remarkable degree that sta­ tistics of crops teem like' fair» tale«. Bpt in speaking of ,okra let on digress long'enoagjT%J$ describe the vegetable t<te«firi- northern readers. According to^thc dictionary it U a ta ll' malvsceous plant widely cul­ tivated in the southern, e|4to* for M O N EY - fié# Life in Right'Light v ’ Hold ydur duff llfe'up to the light, ar/i sfie-hovr Jt wlll bo tranangfired. Lifo Is mit nt'eint to bo a path uf «mae, but steep slid tugged; and- It Is ogjy 'through sfir-dehlal.- dJscounigctnuot. 'discipline and trial that you may.attain tho higher Hfe.—Light on the Illddou Way. * /, nltlon, STAB LE C orn er Park Avenue end Second Slroet CONTRACTORS FOR ALLKIND 6 OF HEAVY HAULINO L a r g e s u p p ly o f H o r a o s , M u le s W agons and N a m e s » always on hand F o r Sale or Exchange □ lackemlthlng and Wagon Repairing In connection Don't play with serious maUm— don't YOU carry your own Insure*» against TORNADOS for you'll find tho money wanting whm tho storm has wiped out your property Have 'our strong, reliable compsny J carry your risk—and be on the sale tide. Reasonable rates \ * . 3-D A ÍL Y TRAINS EAST-4 its muculagenotu pods snd is used Lv. Jacksonville for soups and steers, But this does At. Sàvannab not deaeribo the okra and all that Ar. Richmond ... we cart say about this plant lajo try Ay. Washinfrton. it for yourself. It Is all there and Ar.vNewvYork.. the slickest thing in the vegetable line that ever went down your No.,82.—FloHdq & West Iridino -limited-Free Bedining Steel Chair Cant* Washington—Diottrie Lighted r.nd Fans. Just how much of it Is being ship- No. 8G.—Palmetto Limited—Free Steel Reclining Chair Cars to U ¡nhington-^ Electric Lighted and-Fans.* pejl from Sanford and.it is bringing a good price. , It iafrlso belnd bought ■Ncu-BO.—Coa*t -Line Floride -Mail— Sleeper tn Sayannnh------------------ - ¿ - ¡j by canning (n «tones-and they manu­ Steel Pullman Cars of the highest dosa operated onwll traini- Atlanti* facture a moat-delectable dish from Coast Line Dining Cars operated on Truincs 82 and 86. ^kra and tomatoes and made into 'For information and Pullman reservations apply to ydur local agent or *nt the old southorn dish . of. gumbo." ^ J. D. Warren informed us this A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent wdckjithat he has already sold $113 worth <of okm from a-qtmVtrr of an 136 West BajuSt. acre of land with d « » ’ than 300 pounds of fc-rtiliu-r «ad no cultiva­ tion end sny'one *prh° konws arith­ metic can figure the profits. Figure it yourself »nd)tb«ipK this paper will not he ot lidding the profits, 30TTI.ÈR& OF SO if >■’ ' 'in i. bettfye tlu.tre is sny> thing fo okfa write to J. D. Wai and ask him about Us erdp. 'It will make most interesting reading. S a n fo rd C o c a -0 ' There is no end to the vegetable« Here Is A Bargain For You ment with yjy 'daughter, I must be lure that you-ere a good buslpeim man. Hupposlng now, a long and hard {rest were to pome go and you. bad * «farebojise full of, menufaptqred 'Ice. what -should yoh , ¿o. with tltT''—Fltogende Blatter, v " * ; /■ FEEÖ STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH V E G E T A B L E T H A T I S B R IN G IN G IN T H E 4 WILLIAM G. AUriti IH. h • Wo are inclined to believe that the condition js somewhat the fault of tho Florida trucker. By co­ operation, by organizing themselves into a compact nasociatlop they could Command lower transportation charges and better marketing con­ ditions. Other states have done it and we can. There may be other things' which should be done. H ig h e s t K no w led g e. The e sta b lis h m e n t . . . of a c le a r ly defined e th ic a l and s o c ia l Id eal aa a to u c h s to n e o f th e te n d e n c ie s o f a|l p a rtic u la r a c ts nnd p o lic ie s is de­ s c rib e d In th e lan g u ag e o f p o e tic a l r ia to n le jn a s th e a c q u isitio n o f th e h ig h e s t k n o w le d g e — th e kni>w|«dge o f th e id eal <>f p,'o,i - P r n f s iio re v . limi III lug thing« mi the e a r th aro Q u estio n T im e . blinded In 'lie d a r r le of th e sun and | KfTle— "M um m y, when you and J a i l to re c o g n ise th e lig h t th a t n ev er 1 daddy w e re e n g a g ed did y ou engage fa lls o u t In sp a ce . __ . 1 h im o r did ho c n * - W vpuT"—-Punch. V and potatoes which can bo raised not believe cither of theie condi­ tions can * be cured without co­ operation of the northern consumer and the southern producer. And it is as. much to the interest of the .northern buyer to seour^^rucks at a reasonable price as it is of the southern seller to secure a reason­ able return for his labor.- At rhe present time when truck sells in the . north at a low print it means dead loss to the man who grew it. Just for instance; We* have a hunch that car of melons which sells in the north for $260 .ought to ' bring the groeer more than $39, but these .figures are taken from a recant 1 transaction in Alachua county. The 1 grower cannot raise s car of melons 1 for $39, let atone haul them to the | car and load them. It ought not, it | seems to us; to cost $166 or more to , , haul the car to market. Allowing for every possible operating expense and every possible dividend on a reasonable capitilation it is quite inconceivable to us that it should I cost the railroad anything like $8.1 000 to haul a train of freight cars < from Florida to New York. * < I Maybe k does cost that. If so , we should‘ know it, and the problem , should be attacked from some..olhar , ntigfiñ IT *rnüït 'hô' ' à (tacked“ so me| whereif Florida is to continue to supply the nation with winter truck» and our northern friends had as well know it. It is their problem as well A Medicine of Power in - Your only chance to boy * lot ' in a beautiful fmb-divlsion of Jadtsonvllle,' lull 20 minutes rid* from Post Office, for $15.00 PER LOT. on terms of $ld)0 DOWN; and 50c PER WEEK. . Adjoining property selling- for moré than duuUltj what we ask. Beautiful location, fine drainage and ■perfect title. f4 - > Fôr full particulars write NOTICE , . orge of the busing» of ^tra ■ is Co., East San­ ol W. A. Whitlord Land Leftj id in the Tax As- T m t t kh* Jacksonville. Fla Bottling ATERS AND �my ornea, tad ■ M within m a d '-*ppHe»tton~foc Taxt avail-to'taawe the row >nbta ihsU hs" i ! fa with law. Sal —, _ . accordane# r- — J u * e r t i l M i i and th * r o a atabla .hall bo providad with ow e STORE 1 CLUB 11>ss ■ LauraJean Libbeu's Talks H eart T o p ic s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I m V aaaa tho t ubimi a s ¿•'cribad property adaquat# ‘ (naan, of •va'ntllation and Many Are the Reaort of th* Neighbor­ eah“ ‘ L» '. . in Heml noie county, - Pi arida, to* »•li v sn tilau d and I harm «hall ba SOS ruble •Hi NW>< * t W w ii Sa«, t t . T p . ¿0. hood In a City, Until the Clotfaal of nit .p ar* for •aeh taw. T h « goo _________ R- -J- E. " 40 merda. .hall tut » s t a r tight, property gradfd, - -.í.Cbii» leg Hour, _____ r .ftt t l H i l t d 'l t th i á it» dniln.M ,Th* maid Usd_ rbri „ and ba nt u m . aan-abaarb.nt ®f tk* ,urh «wtiamta In th* mattar. feeding trough, .halt bo kept Dt I . P. Miuaalwhlta. Unleu ..id •jjaa St Th# alt tlmaa, the reillng awapb down Whsn the bead of a famous Arm ot asma aw trfeau »hall b . ndw M id according ••tsa anough to kaap frw .frem dirt and A ^ ,04nU to ***** Ut0 "English chemists" was'in this coun­ to la». U t d*#d w{H-Uaua theteop on «ha *ob waba: lha wall, .hall ba bapt et.an tau,!!.,? M * UkjD* »or It. It A H » S * F ef J “ly A. ft. 1914. " all tlmaa sad rnanuro akali bo ram utai . “ tT .hU •P'rtu‘ Ambers up his stiff try, studying the conditions In his aB tlai afg natur# and aasl from th » alali, and guitar, at lanat twit tk h tM * « s d day d(_ J u m X j L m business, he found out that an Amen dally and d.po'ltad at I * .i t two klm »'«»•ant thoughts to E. A. DOUGLASS,. ,r* m th * «tabu, and Ik . tiabla .hall ba ruminata over. lean drug store ta not the same as a Ch'ali. Court Raminola ú¡L »... « fu . whlla wsthod, .1 I m t , one« yearly. W-Tuu-gt# B r f . C . Hobari». f t.,C . drug store or chemist's shop In a II. Th* can« mu»t be be kept thoroughly kept \k f litri# noi «una and manur« mint sot b* pormittad European city. "We have no station­ I s roi AssUfalian far T a . Uatd Hadar to coll"t upon th* tall«, etdaa. udder and b*lly H M d o y or July, A. ft. 1SI4. tb * -risesi bisa. ery bargain counters, no plies of fine * * ’'•*•“, . * ' * »»d 3TA Oaarral N lnlnlt. of a»r milch cow and tho t«»t* and udder • official aoal and B in atu ra • f M orl Ja »ball ba thoroughly dusked baforo milk- thi* tba Sfth day uf Ju n e. A. ft., i J n . Ktl^ “ °^“ ,lon*1 dance might not Wean candles, no cigar stands. Business Nallea la karaby riva» that 0. F. Swaaa, ^ E. A. DOUGLASS, fft of Ta* i'artiOcala No. «oí», n. T h a t nay penoo. firm nr corp«r*t(oo goes much more swiftly than abroad CU rk Circuit Court, S'm innl* Co., Fla. Íf hÍ ef^0I?aUl,, ,01fn *Dd co«“ W tm «t istlo i any of tb* p ró v id o " of tho (ore* U* lib day of Juna A. D. IS»», baa _ . By J . C. Robert», ft. C. h!Ji Bat th® w,r® »bo drags -There is no lingering or loitering." •I ordinane* «bali upon, conviction ho n -j H -S*d «ortifleau In ‘ my oHtea. and ha. SO-TuM-ttc •_ . i .. M Í Í him hither and Umher and sets the Truly a superficial observer! It m ad. npjilimtion for t a i doad to - imo» In #, „ " ® o t I*«* tb»» 15.00, aor mor* than a« ardane, with law. Sold cartiera«, am- 110.00 for u c h ofiitia* and lb* IIm o m ot Nativo af Applicali«» for Toa f t " d C o d '» £ f * f Br.lS Uncini shouldn't ba sur- Jias been said that tho barroom la the »M*®** tha_fnUawJag daMtlbad pronyrty .1«- ,««*b «unvietod »'Mon, firm or corporation, Savtfan and ATS G aaerai N la lo l" prissy at the hold It gets on him la 'club o r the. poor. pan. Certain ."up- ? iì * 1 may k ' rwvob.d la root of conviction, nt tka «rf florida Ho« • te-wils dUeratlon ot tb* mayor. tgatloo X-St t Churrh Block fa Oriado. b hereby fascinating him. lifters," regarding the barroom a s -a 1«. T h a t all o rd in an e" » , parta of #r- Tur p . . u . . _ c . — . . „ V ™ , a -x .T r.'.s: T h . ..Id Und bolo» u w u ( at tho data U» iMU.nca of *ueh cortidrata In tba d n‘ nUd * ” ■ ^ her# with ato keceky necessary evil, wish lo make it decent, of nsb i. el Unknown. Unleov .aid r .r t i g ;t l . THE MAN MIR FAMILY n i t . t í . V7.V f f A S e n f i s i . ' Din- tolerable, educational. certify that t b ' for'. a s or- and ,baa mad* appilcatioo for las d n d to *hal|. !.. rt-lr.m .d according I « law. I t i * 4 * duly p a * "d by Ih» e . l“ u» Jk»T»oB on th* S7tb day PROVES OF. c a .« city accordance wltb Uwy Said certi fiTo many a cord or "drug store’* la cil of Sanford. Florid*, on lb ' l . t d«g of cat# «ru b racn lha following ducrlbed of ^.uly^ A. D." 1*14. a club. This one haunts the soda wa­ ..tn aaj my official .Ifn aluura and anal * rty alt n ot'd In fUmlnoU county. Fie... n,? m ortal band could malto M. W. L O V E L L «•i » ! 1« » a » U tscw t U> W I, of N W if ter fountain; that one buys cigars Ihia the Sind day of Juno A. No m o rtai ppwsr can ev#r breakola si City Clark, N W ig of g ir ti.» * 4. Tp i f 8 , R. 30 E . <5fir „ E. A. D OJ .w ^.», or candy. There are habitues who '-A p p ro v 'd b / m . Uff. t b ' U tb , lb d«y of A c m $0‘. Clerk Circuit Court. fUmlnol. Co., PI*. n«Y«r <Jo I**»*- A ; D. l a t t i ft. L Thrather, Mayor. a a -T u t^ iU By J . C. Roborta. ft. C. Tha *ald Itnd bring m ™ H nt th» dato drop In regularly. They call the pro»o.|.T u -« __________________________ af t h ' ty u » p f' pi .'.ri. !*• 1— 4bw »rietoa ■The clerks ire ad»nniaa of l l " Laaraod. name o l Twi al M U u n f . U»l*i Ualau M i d __tif ic a " »ball h* rvdnm .d »m ed iag to |*w. dressed by their first name. Theke An O rdln.pt» K .(alalin a and D a ta la * Fra etica s1r Midwifery lb# aClly — -la ih# r y ‘ * r An Ordinane» Criabi!»hint a City Beard tax dwd^rill_|l i « i o» tbo S la t day ot Ju ly . Quite as soon as g young man bo- la talk about tbs ball game, the shows Saar.cd . a i Maallb »ad P revidi«« fM |b* Ay. , .^Nltaoa^' toff hfficfsl _ rignathr. aad *!na to show a preference for a girt, at tho theaters, politics, local and na­ Bo It OrdtnUd by th# Mayor and Clly • pMalmaol «rTTir I l u l t b O f*c— B * it OrdatbMl by tba Mayor and City thla tho ITth day of_ Council of th* cflty ot Sanford. FtDrida; paastng his spare evenings at her tional. There Is a gathering at night r •J A? *i) GU C,V.ASS?4 ’ ESSlt ooff Sanford, ----Cocneit Florida: ■ 1. That It a b .II b* unlawful for an y pqrClock Circuit Court, tiamfnolt Co.. Fla. home, her family is sure to be divided that disperses onlyst tho dosing hour. 1. T h at t h ' name ot the p rn aat commltl.°. oni»*# In or porform tbo dutlo. of By J . C . Roberti, ft, C. aa borola defin'd, without bav­ U o -o l u a lu tlo n b* changed to th at of a In their opinion concerning him. It There is mysterious conversation in JMMwlfory SS-Tua*. Ate ins Orvl paaaod a .a tlif a rto r r aiam lnaitoo toruarittw# on «asililion and public health. ■ T and th a t from bascoforth isn t every lover who has smooth sail- s corner; the two men stand with l a _tba nlatB'ntary p rin cip i" of mldwtlvry. c o m m it!*' ronailtu t* what . . ................... m I». .». sanerally nrrally known I I t ikall •bo u * duty ot tbo city, f{om •hall Noll«* ’of - Applicali«* fur T a . I>r«d U ad 'r ing. their heads dose together. and te rm 'd *• n clly board of health. th. Secri'O AÍ4 aad *T$ Gaaerai H iatal'» fimo to time, to provide, fr*a of c h i r r ., T h at tho aalu committee •ball »hall aaubj'at prim If he dresses too fashionably on a I Now and then a blatant person loalrurtion . . . M . In J tbo . afmpl» • _ ; d .p i" o f n mid to tho approval aad modification ot 'tb ' .If. it ( olir« la k « "b y given that O v in tm t and th* city »half laaua c'rtlflcatM »mall salary, if he's In a business that tell* s story, beginning: "I beard a t* *.T »«nona ttu e r *f Tax Certifiwho «hall obtain la .u ch as- *b» rity council, adopt all n«vdful r u l " tod Turpenrid« Co., p u rchai itaows no prospect of a raise in the fu­ good one this morning. Stop me, if you am ln.tion a (ra d lm or parcontat* ot not " (u la tio iu for tb* p u r p o " and auccwmful it# No. I09fi, dat'd tb» 3rd day of Juna, •OM than 74 p»r cvnt. No iMt of tho litar- oporallon of Uha .f.'iitb department „I ttii» ■ f t . 1913, kiu fil'd aald " r t if ir a t ' In my ture, if he is of a family In modest clr- know lt?L'; •cy or aducmtloa . — HP of . . oppilesoU .hall to rn city In tb a T p o tM tlo n and elimination of n ifi", and Jim mad« application for t a s (Jlieti»«, t h ' pr'venlloti and tb alem 'n t of any part of ih» »lamination. No f " ot lo a c c o r d a o " with law. -cumstances, requiring him to contrib­ The drug store lu the city Is what nay triad .hall bo ch art'd tor tbo .lam ln a- Mbancwa and for t b ' prompt and proper Said "etotlB eUaua a t* 'mbraceo th# follow ing___ ute to their needs—no matter how the store Is lu the village. After all, tlop, performance of otb'r d u ll« aa Mid departrrlbed proporty rituaud In S 'a l a c i ' eonoor th ' cwrllflcato, and no lo.lructloo odvln .hall bo given to tba applicant, .»•ot m ay t " requir'd t a perform by »tale ly . Florid*, to.wit: Huff Intere»! In V U whotesouled he is or what qualities the talk is practically what you bear or rity tbw orüinftnf#fl o r d is te « " of fit« tb * ally. oí K WU lj oí If of Section 34. Tp. I t fi; ol N of NW NW|f by »ay on* cann'et'd with tbo holdln* of law* Of in# , t . T h a t U ahall ho lh« duty of t b ' mayor R. 30 L a ri. he possesses—the girl's fotka decide in any dob. The essential difference tho elim ination, or tbo Uaulng of tbo c.rt ' recommend tba couacil a auilto rM om m 'nd to tka city council • The Mid land baiai »» w a rd at th» dato U lraU . a» to tb* amount of comp'n.aUon she had better not enconrage him jin- betwrien the Institutions Is that there atldwiTM ahonld, or »ball, r .d v a for tbolr abl# and well 'quipped t ■ ^ ■ f t phyriclan, f t ft to b* of tho D auinc' of euch " r tif ir a t* In tb * nam 'd oh etty health nfflrer, who«* tll she has met others whom they Is no election committee for admis­ Mrvlcw. > A. ft'on l.on . U nl"a »aid It ahqll ho tn tarry lha (natructlo carry out th* fnatructiona X. Aa hcr*tn defin'd, t h ' prattle* of ‘ •a b ' f* d "tn e d according to sion to the sbope. Man Is a dubablo wifery, m*an. tba off.rlng .V m . - l t d . mid- ire would not hesitate to approve of.. and th» 'Morco mont ot 1 '-lu * tb 'r 'o n on th* l l * t --------- - . . . . i n t o n i t r Tuty bs adoptad The young man la hampered in hia abituai, normally gregarious. At nightf b r tiy b«r*on, to s«.i,t Haf.t fa* for a cempan*atlo*! comtmr.*a «w : W it» . I eigfr.ture »nd irai woman In nod0ci child- by tha c o m m ltt" and approv'd by IV' wooing from tho. start. Her family ,l«hu attract him. During the sum- blrth^bui’ u d ’o i •thie the council, and to perform all v gunk* o fi ■Jhn'. A. ft, I#I4 - c u P ! ? 1, ----- fb « lo u » .*iit a t »ay M l) ‘ D(TUGLA-----Y ** *fount of * min *“ S n d birth, tk _____ ____________ child tbaa w u " . ____ ot any Itumtmenti for d u ri" u may from rimo to ill ,can mako It agreeable or. mighty un- mer, seated near the CUrk Circuit upon aald effy huaffh officac, IInoli III Biffi Co. LOm r W. 1 ng tba t h . u n itin g of child birth by any artifltial, pleasant for him. M o th ers usually fa­ oral waters or lolling against a fo and bnrtorioto|lra elá min«. J4o b .ru . ft 1rd b l. or m v h .n lcal m«an*. nor th . per­ ehomlcal 90-T u r»-itf ..f t r.m o v .l tlon of milk and other food atwfigj th * l#atofMh* h' r. vor a nice young man. The fact that counter, he observes the coming and form . nt* of «by v .r.io ni,, nnofM ot ndbar'ot pia conta, norr th* admtniii Inltteriac, la g . of vow* far tubérculo»!», Tb« .cb'm icat He loves her daughter opens the way going ot humanity- and thinks ho is pfoocrlhlns, advUIni or employ In( In child analyri' of water*waad for dqgnotl* pur- Nolir o t A^pllcaiUa _f«r Tos ft«ed Hefllon . ood A7I G ao'raí ot e n y .d m t, o tb .r than » dl.lnf. dlvlnfactant. p o "», and lo bMp all record», book* and to a mother's heart. He can count seeing life.—Philip Hale In Boston birth V of Ffarida T h l. ordini «■neo .ball hot bo «onawuad aa paper* nocoatary, and «uch aa aro r»qulr*d N o t i " U hereby riven- th at OtU rttm Á upon her loyalty to him. Fathers for Herald. ' cy tbo Mid eom nlttM or city vouaril. •gptjrfhj^ to any practlllonor ObH.MMlWI utlH'lHtnir. of m 'dlrlnc, aoto praclir' mtdlein» in d ir tbo law* Tbo «aid city-bfisltb officer to be »Fpolntyd Turpentine Ca., purch»»*r uf T ac ‘ Cerufigdt that they were yeun* themselves; n l.... ______ , _ol _June,' xfeT h ' _lr<f. d»y of the .ta t* of Florida, nor abad It author- a« eloroMld by th e'm ay o r and to bo roa- rat» No. 29», ed n firmed by • majority vota uf tbo city couo- A. D. 1813, ha* filad »Aid "ftifiv a t* In tn y that tho winning of the maidens of Uo any midwife to practico madlctn*. ctt. aad bo »bill recaiv», a» rom p'ntation offif*. and ha» toad' application *((or tfpr L E G A L A D VERTISIN G . I. T h . city board of health mhy rovaka, their choice meant everything to them. fbr good cauao, after full puhlle hearing, for bla *4-rv|rv*, inch f " or f c " aa i-* y (ram deed to Uaa* I» a rc o r d a n " with i»w. Saifi. (i"c rib o d tb * rartfficata of any peraon holdln* tbo III»» to time ÌM determined by th * rity cerrirtcal* am brae" t h ' f.dlowlag de They dash' cold water upon tbs srdor Flor. Appi lUnfy, Floe•aro*-, who i* dearly >hown to bo an on council, aad Mid rity- honlth officer .»hull be property lim ited fn s«m inul' county, of their daughter's suitor if he does 17« »ad S7S Uvnrrnl H i.I.lra of •ultahi. p.rpon to »o*at# la aald praclllc«. furnlrbati by tb ' city council with inch sp- Sa. to-w It Ralf I n t« e n ln b*g. 1, A lt ft N U H » 7 0 ft E of SW C 'f of N w J _ _I ____ .I h m I w * -U . . 4 . Any peraon .who 'b all p ra rtic ' mid- -yaratba a* may b« rcqulilta for ,th o p»rnot teem to bo in a fair way of mak­ H tino 3«, Tn. 30 H. 11. J» E , run E 392 tl N Nniie« I* h.rvby tl v .e th a t W. J. Wood- wlf'ry la tba d tp of Sanford, without aald or mane# o f tb* d u tl" of hl« office. » ing a success of his life financially ,bvrr. ptrrch.w r of T » i C*rliflc»U No. SOS, eoftldcat', 4. That all ordinsnv", and •part* at or­ IS E 447 ft N 79 W 813 ft H A44 tl. IV II.,M gBbo MM M |not- moro than .bali fin'd Tho »afd land heieg a»»e»i'd at th* dato if.tn f the tlh day ot Ju ly, A. ft. IVOt. k a . M i 00. or ImpHwn.d not mor* than -thirty d inan e" In canfilrt herewith aro hereby and nip the lore affair In the bud. of t b ' fMuanc' ol .uch reetiAroU in the ÍIM .aid cortincat* In my offlc*. and h a. day» for tb* fir*t ofiiaao, and for th * aoc< rep'ried. 1 h. nam« pf A- 8 , T y " n . Unlow u ld crrtlflThe girl may weep, and her mother mad* application for taa doed lo tuua In — off.riM roby certify that t b ' foregoing or.halt b* fin'd not I « . that; ------------l a " than ha cky vi with law. Bald rcrtlflc.t* *m - $10.00,Cnor mora than $100,00. or imprUon. din anco waa duly'paaaod by tb* coun e*U »hall b* redeemed according to law, may plead for hqj-, but he is obdurate. accordane* ta a -Aw'd will tmu* thereon «nr t h ' 31 It day rii -of Sanford, Ik U m 4t»w feHwwtwf dw c lh .d pmpaMy «fr­ -od not-*Tv*#dfHf ill Bit y d i v i w h o t*. Florida, -oo v b r l i t d a y of ot Ju ly. A. D. 1914. "The Upshot Ta »ho 1* obliged to give uited In Seminole county, Florida, toiw lt: ( . All ordinane" or part* of ordinane" June, A- ft, i l U . Witnexa ray officili algnatur* and » a l M. W. L O V E L L L et 14«. I^mfwood. Tho .aid land h 'tn a In conflict herewith a r. hereby r.peal'd, him up. It la hard for a young man M lhU tho 27th day of June, A. th 1914. H iid * t tho dalo of tho Uauaneo of aueb I hereby corttfy that tba for'golnf or di­ "a ll ‘ E A. DOUGLASS. A p p ro u d by » ♦ on this th# Ü fh ^ dT y of to be dismissed summarily for no snffl- certificato In tho »am * of F . V. P ailón , ane» waa duly puw d by t h ' city council Clerk Circuit Court, Semino!* Co., 7*1«. tin t.*. »»Id *«rtific»t' .hall b* r 'd ..m .d of Sanford, Florida, on lb * Aral day of Jun», Juno, A. ft 1811. ft. L Thrsibor, Mayor, clent reason. Ho pulls blmaelf togeth­ accordine lly J.’ C. lio U rle, t). C.M M -T u u lo law, ta n fc o d will Iw m iharoon A- ft. 191«. 90-TuM-Atc er. It fires bla ambition and whatever on th* fU h day of A niaal. A- ft. IWI4. / M. W. L O V E L L Wiin.M my offlrlal alcnalure and aaal thl* eHw Clerk. NqUto for Pabllrttfnn, Striai No. OSSJS N a t l " af AapUtallan for T ax Deed Under grit ho’has in him. He believes If be t h ' tOlh day of July, A- O . I»14L, Approved by m on thla tstb day of DepartOient of t h ' Interior, riec tlon 174 ai nd 373 General S ta tu t'* J*#. A. D o lic iLÁB-H, June,J MA.i D. . 1*14. . . . . . P . L Tbruhor, Mayor. U. 9. Land Offico at G ain '»vili*. Florida, had wealth be would has* been court­ o f r luride Clerk Circuit Court. So ml noi' Co,, ria . lO-lt-Tu*#, June at. 1*14. ed Instead of turned down by her N o t i " la b 'f'h y given th at Ovarstreot !^ l* t RS-Tuaa-Su Norie» I* hereby gl von th at Mary É . T a y ­ Turpvntin» Co., purehaur of Ta* eterifi­ Aa Urdta.nca B'gnlaUn* th * Cara aad Mata »M family. fg VI ■irli __ -Florida, , ____ _ who, oti Ju ly », cata No. 313. d at'd th* 3rd day of Ju n a, lor, of O 'o o v a . of Milk and F r '.ld ln * n F raallr for 1b' 1810, made Coati. H .tenlb Judicial Circoli, llam iiuir.H.««u aat'ad Entry, HeriaT No, A. ft. 1813, ha» fifed «aid " rtifira t* . lh my In time, he finds another sweetheart, la InCtrcoll Vlalatl'O af aay of t h ' f r oiUien* . i l i l . . . T h 'r 'o f 0 « 9 * t, ■no.«, and far flomlaola Coonty, florid». In * ------f»r.T n W\i of HEM, NEU ot »W M , B a It Ordain'd by t b ' M a y o r 'u d City BWU of fi E U and AKU °> K W 't , H*c- o tti" , and bn* rand' application fi>r lax whoso family rglae no Insurmountable O ilm e n Sitila* deed to tuua I»' xecard xn » with Ikw. Said Council of Sanford, Florida: Complalaanl rion J3, Townihto'ZQ South, Hang» As l.*»t, barrier aud be weds. The girl who A*» M. TyWr, j n .t no perton. *T, That porcon. nrra firm or corporation, rorkoratfo», Tfisrasgsasw .moridi «oi, ‘ha* 01ed norie* of in- certificai« a m b ra "* tba following dkucribod ▼a. altuaUd In Hemiuoie county, • r-d riw r i c er of on any milk wigon, or any. eat­ taatlon «o mak* t'ommutation Froof. to property first stirred bis admiration somehow tj.u r .iE . Tylar, Raapoad'At. MglMBB er agent of n vaodor of milk, .bal) "11 "ta b liih clalnt M th* land abavo durribadi Florida. Co-wit: N W Vt of S Etg" lieu beg, R. T y U r, Or*etln*t 8.06 cha N of 8W cor run Ely I» 80 cha finds other beaux. Bnl there’s al­ fs . Laura f.r for wS*. ctpows tor tola, d io p o ", . l- b'fpr» Clark ot U * Circuit Court, at Han. on ar* horeoy required to bo and a p p 'a r o r offer o t dailv.rl or with Intent io (o do, Ic'd, Florida, on th» I l t h day or Auguri, to paint J eh W and 3 cha N of. HE cor N ways something about each one that M a r# tba circuit court, of tba Sevaath J u - chans* 10 cha Wly 19.19 rha 8 l l } » efe») Sac i l , er con- |914. thrill T'if cvrtt_o> Florida, tn a ad for 8*mlji- have In their pcn. ' wlon, carv.-'c * — T o _2i 3 , IL.S9 K, » e r « 2 ? . her family disapproves of. Tho yearn »}* county. FJAtfJ>. at tho " O f t bouw irei. milk or cream for human ___L, without - Clalm aot -namee *« wltnevan T h i «aid land being iw crieil i i tha data h arias Drat bem licana'd ao lo do. Hanford, riorp !., on on aioaitar, Mon J a y ^ i»T U j' or» ilil *»»V d. I'rid*. A. W. Davi», of G enera, Florid ». do not aland still with her. Tho end of of th * tuuanco of auch rch lflret» fn th . t , That to procura auch l l e .w nw,, tho Ope A ufiut, A., ft. 1*14, and a » . w * . a.hill of C . A. Rsuftraen, af Geneva, Florida. m m * of M. F . Kun>. -f :n tn a aald " r i l a ­ is, ahe usually marries-a man who has Complaint, filad in lh a above »tried enuw plicini ahtU fii* with tb * riti H. U. Gretham. of Genev», Florida. vata »halt h* "deem ed according to law, tag :i f F i j « • riti" •tat'Dt'nt, » t i l a s fori , agaln.t you by A .a M -Tylnr. < L. M. ftahblnder. of G 'n*va, Florida. all the faults. They have.to make deed will Imu*'thereon on tho li« t day of It !■ h*f*hy order'd that a copy of th# d^ftee, th» number of row . awa.d by him. _ _ IU -N R Y 3. C H U IIll, July. A. ft. 19147 ' , the best of It fon-gdtng nulle« b* pubiUbcd in tb ' Ba Il­ the name and a d d i'" o f 'a ll p'r'OBf fratO Bd-T uu -S tc U 'g tau r. WltnvM my offleUI »ignatura and «tul wham b* ta porroailns «f « b ' tal u l alni ‘ ford Jl.ra ld , a WMkly o r * , pip#/, putr­ té M tiri* tho 37th 'day of Juno A- l>. U J4 . Love should be the one and cmly flahad jit-H anford, In Baminoln « o n lyy., Ft® imif lk r ts M i h r ot safio sail1 a* ■.i a Flor­ and: tbn numi < " s l) t E . A. DOUGLASS, att « lim ata th» Noti«» «f AyallcatUn far T a i Deed Uad'r ly< a* near *• fcc ca id«*, “one. each *»rb wool W "n (or foe *l| light coni'ciittva him dall) consideration of marriage. The P Mlover . ........... Clark Circuit Court, !.. miaul« Co., Fla. H'ciloa «74 aad «7» ' Oa». S t a t u t " of »«me. «orb-----------iirrn .e -— U» (ratilad , ft --- , and -----—If--------■ „ . • B y J . v . HuUri», D. C. Ffarida . mad bis loss aro the best and only , nd______ ord„___ . d_____ lhU , h. ___of m ^ \ t 'h a lf b* the duty of th* bolder thereof to ____ _____ 9 0 -T u w -ilc -M otiv' tn baraby glvan that D ven tcw t notify tb * city chrk In wrltlns ritin* «of ally ones who should decide that matter. Ton*. A. D. 1114, at Sanford, I« Bomlncd» ch rn iw r of " T as CWrrifi.o g c o r big addlete, OT Of ony chan s* in Turpentine Co.. purrlia»er „ _* No.H m *'■< —• »»»-< June, to Circuit Cauri d a .a a lh Judiriil Circuit' Reasonable parents should not disap-’ ►eouaty. Florida.ÉH É i. -Éds i ^ ^ kthFe l In r ai ì di - ry of name .o f i-th ' Sddtvt* of. th# pereont troni vkt* B. A. ftO U 0 L * » S , Seminole Cauaty, Florida. In C h a a « « y u f ft. i r 1912, ;ì hai ______ filed aai$ "B flira cats tS ir in my Whom hVOlStTSfdbla eupply of milk. . ^ Clyrfc of th* nircylt Conrt. prove, wlihout cxcellont reason.'A dls R *PP, Complainant a ffi", and ba» mady _,piié*lton for IM . _ J ____ -I. That th«**:thall be no chars* for «uch A, K .iF o w » ", . * /»> T*. Cltallpn lo i a a " In-aMordanra with law. 'Haid appointed love affair wrveks many n Solicitor for Complainant. — IIren ", but In pdrebaatos »W 1*. th* ap- deed beatificata 'm b brargsvtha follewlng'deirriI r*rg»v tha following'd " c r l t * d VLnia M. 'Gardner aad buapllrant a g re " to turniab, (re* of chars*, certificata S4-T»**-«te ' 1 life that Would otherwise have been ‘iand, W. It. fiardnor, (>ealtuaiair. In J*nfrS(jU County, ouch «am p)" of milk aa tbo city may «•* property Florida, to-w ll: H r»U o T H W lt pf Svctiss »n d an tt. brilliant, happy and with hearts satis­ In CU; Cenrt, Bet rath JuJlcI«! l>l»tHc1. »Ire, trot Il app«arlog from tha affidavit mad in X-W\JP* 1 8 , II. «* L Acro# 40. • .) anal rat*, room y, » " 111». lo rk a a t'ry fied lu Joyful union. T h e " 1 4 food being w n h i I at t h ' data thin o s s o * by Gtarg« A. UoColUa. Solicitor o comply clsty of Ms wife, especially if thr l i t ' t ® 1 tho « r . and tony mark and cannot float about a ball­ room like a fairy. SI 'Ü T r no,?*nd-li-a j HE c o n s c ie n c e o f .m e n . .1. • \<uir V] all thy action » and ta k a h * * J •Uiro b "*< J. th o 1 It laaW oot to f « « l — * !« * a bo«. u n to th y hlvo m ay b rio * - a Mill» honor. h o t «urpect tho »tins'. may»* c a n « « * 1 th y dec*)» by cunntnff t ^ ia c t o n c * lili a wltna»» In th y <• m ost h o n o r a b le m en a n t o fte n In m o r a l* w hen It co m o s to lo ro a ffa ir s . It tta r o r o c c u r s to thorn th e y a ro to blamo 'ln looking ■Ihtr society of heir women, enjoying th o 'ir company, knowing hill well that matrtinoDy is out of tho quwlion at present They cannot help but noto, if they w ou ld , th a t th o woman is growing fonder of thorn, pinning her faith to pleasant antici­ pations of tho fu­ ture. When they are called away, Mter expecting to return to that vi­ cinity. they hate no compunction In bidding such sweethearts "g Hasty, careless farewell. They depfrt withoat a qualm or conscience, though they know full well that there are hearts which grieve to death over a ■niiplaced affection—a broken lore dream. Tet such men wilt go lo new places, ieet other pretty women and enact tbs same role over again, until half a scoro or more wrecked lives should avaken their conscience to pity if not tumors* If one woman happens- !© pay * man back In bis own coin. Jilt him when he la thoroughly in love vlth her, he cries out bitterly that aho is beartlesd: that, soon or late, pun­ ishment will be meted out to her for swing him on to lore her when she ¡hi' did noT feciprdcite "hla ton' sentiments; ■here's another #et of mon whose fconsdcnce must smito tbcp—thouo vbo desert wives and little children for some pretty, girlish face that flits hke a will-o-the-wisp across their paths and fascinates them. He throws dull care to tho winds 'ttd tries to be happy. Out conscience I t UI not down. Do aa he will, the I voices of his children ring In his ears. I He- sees them In his dreams standing ely by bis couch, and bears their sus cries throughout the night, ring ibam plcafl vrtth him to «ome back to their desolate hearth. They it him. they need him. they still tore him.. The keen lash of conscience has igbt many a man back to boat-t­ oken wife and IttUo ones. Thottgh tho wholo world apart, tho man who kis conscience in him will yearn for -Tsconcllatlon. Such men know wife children cannot, will not, forget Mhsm. It la sweet lo the heart-of tM men who has gone wrong'to know that they miss him at home. Like a magbet It draws hiyn buck to them sooner or Ulftr. Tho man with a contclencn can reform. The man who la without it—never. . ' ,• f - lr* . , f dfHU»Mòs f«c Tax Deed Under , ñ t * Tr' 'G 4a*c»I Hl.tutwo,------• f florid a »,•• - j A t' • .■ Notfo* u hereby (fven that O vo catra" T u rP 'o tla # Co... purebnikr of T as Codifi­ c ate N o. 1092, data« tho Jrd day of JuftiLA. O. »914 h l . WH anW " r t f f l e i t . f i ^ 5 * o«co aad ba* mad* oppil'atlao for ta« dood to Uaua lo 'aceord an ra With l»w. Said cu rtifica^ embrace» tb« following ring d"c rib a d prap».-i) iltuai'd in g«oil holt vaunt y. orida. to-w lt: H e K .J jte r . r m N K tf o l N E i* of Sactloh 23. T p . 1 5. R. J Í B. 40 a c m . T h * arid land bolog a a m n d at tba d ata o r t h ' laauonr' of auch carrififat* In t h ' M S « « f . l u i l B A. D'Onieoo. U nlcn arid certificata «ball b* redUBMil »rfording to [\w; ' * * d " d -ill Imho thsr*M on I ho r*i; J . .i,' m ar Cor* E. Tyner . . t , r. V«: Cltstlon Prank Tyner .. . . ’.F k C '* X * F r a s i Tynar, a oo»-r*»ldant «I lha S te f* of Pldrida-. Vi.-appealing from the verified blit ' t COtr­ ll-H íalo! of Coro E. Tyaer, herein duty filad; -It I« the belief lief of the th * cotoplalaancthat compì I« a *• fcon»f"Jdent of - the tba n o n -r"Id * ha driandant la t h ' City of Hanford, lit " f a n n e * lo * tba el Iba ÍMUanre of auch rerrifirat» In tb* Iwarned. U L'nln« «ald "»tificerila/ . Learned. n ta " ei P'odurtlut and aaU of milk, wb*tb«t hit nam«. of‘ W. dairy U lo cat'd within o r.w n fin u t b ' eor- rat» «hall b« redeem'd -according to las dead will l»«ue thrreon an t h ' p o r.ff limit« ot fh« city of Sanfor ol Ju ly A. ft. 1914. a y ,U I.■ T btaitt It «hall he b* tth b ' duty of 4!din' *ald d ay. WillIM " oiy official algnatur' and " a l city cUfk. upon receipt oft lue! lueb aflfili t | g $ ftE d«y ot Jun*. A. D. 1914. a olii to notify th^ g;th healthi orfivér,-If B A. ftp U O L A S lIg tova*Lb tnt, who '»rigale-, or ha ■«teil, i h ' b la " of b u rin "« d4* eri bod ta Clerk Gfreult Court. S 'm lB oi' Co.. 71». ____ . fly J . C . Rob«rw. D . C, »uch appi lUun, 90-T ue»/5tc vchli' urh apliticnnt, , ......... and It aamS are found to ha Morire #f A pplicali" fat T o t Deed Cader n a: iio f U r y conditi*», tho ci city beali h n B ccr »bait within f o r ty -* l« f '‘ hour* >»- H 'r i l " S74 aad 41«, Goneral JtU ta t» * of ffarid a port - " i d applicant favorabl* to Nollcw U b««'hy glv*n tk it Over«tr#«t clctk. fn wrflfng, upon receipt ol w! c iti tU ti- ah «II i " « » H o, Ifififi. ■ ■ ■ ■ be r.Í I M á Ü T___ fW e n g * !''ip and Conduct the I fU'd «afd e*rriflr»t» in my office, dor# of milk ni H.nfqrd-, at ÍV^plahv dr-ig- 1913. haa and b u mad* oppllcati'o fu r.ta » need te p»t«d' ik soak appllcitfon oaSygkA ,A _T h »t the *y»t'm 4 » 3 p K tpipcctlpn iuua In araorSaitc* with law. ‘ Said »rtifiompfoyed by tha effy ih'i^OT"L»'ctiidSSi«' cat* a m b r a « " th* following dMcrlb'd prop pith th' «coro card of- theeUelry Division erty ■»!m a t 'd la Heminole county, Florid», fili_ #f Lot» 3 and 4. n 'ctio p I t , of tha llurratf n( Animri^ÄWfttry of tb« tojwltl Wail'd ------- MtatM _ jJeparim ft»p»nm'i«” anr^r'F'A fir Agricuiiure. srieulture. T|S. I l S, i l . IO F . a r r " M . Th* Mid land being »«anted at th * dal* n. It abaft fie unlawful for say p*r*on or prrtoit* to s d u lt'r a t' milk offerad for salo, Of tb * laauancv qI »uch m iiflrs ta i j the H Uoleet •aid reror »ofif triff TMt» tho Umita oL tb«“ d t y , by nani' of W*U*f I-eirned. H mi .lag th*r* with v * t« * *»r «ny other ,.ub- tifíenlo »hall b* redeem'd according to laut. •taoc', or to " I I any Tnllk from which the tax d " d wltt iuua thereun on th* 3 tat day cream, _ — , H . . . . ------- ------- , . wen re- ol July, A. ft. 1914. W irrte" my offici»! «((nature and "•I muved, eirap t tba t b tl It- be acid and labalod thl* tha tT lb day of J u ift , A. If. 1914. i n t i) . E. A. DOUGLASS. 7. That alt tfiilk b ottlw , van* or * U S r CUfk Circuit Court, Sentinel* Co.. F1«. container* for milk or cream «hail M . m By J . C. Hob«n«. ft. C, each u«r, w* Iboruughly w alk'd with •O-Tuoo-Ate . ' . * water and »imp or « « 'a . and then *v»l«U4 »»ith hoUlns .«fcter t r Uv* »¡'a m , and th»ry muit not. under aay rireu m tiaft"* b.r¡beed with cool water hei >r- uiing. Nòrie* o f AsyHralioo f» r T ax t*uad U ndtr S. T i a t - no a * fr.au dutrifritting milk wr -ff»«ll#n 174 »fed ATS, G'aCrai ‘ Hi a lute* ram : eh*11 i»#v# b o U lc o f Vlther milk •T Florida , container» whlah t h in N o l i " 1* hereby given th at Ovorntfevt . . . - r. 'with any fofrflly InIHut l h ' mllv Turpentioa Co., p’urcliaaer IU *U 1 Si of “ T sa 1 Cerltfl-’ e .te No. 1US*. d ated at'd tbo. auch t h e 3rd ___ day . T pofH June, rH I e y j f t 4 ék *i**.(M íí. t t j e x i : rslihed by «»Id family.« A. D. 1912, ha* fil'd Mid certificate In my og container previuuriy and nò m tiL -bpptlcariou foe taa offico, .and h t b f l ’ ‘fl­ rordfet] with r a y family to which a ToinactoiH ,d#*d to ._Ì9»Ua fsaue In acco fd orr* »wUk* l O . •* " U»»nrq .»hall b t romovod »h » e jr« -: cart Id S o t' »m b raf« the follbwing d?>h'Vtb rOMrty oitustvd in Hemlaota m un­ 0 iC 't4 with th* " o u s t al fh* Cityt h 'V u ida, tie-wilt BW of l l j of Lol L Hi/ Tp. 11 fi,' R . -80 Bari, 80 acro*, land bring at»ee**d'at |b* d o t' .. .)■ _ _ . fuan" of ot ouch such certificai certlflcxi« |in ihr Where Leonidas Hubbard Dltd. “ Viri Dillon ^Vallace, whose, book, *“ih* Loro ¿Mho. Labrador Wild/* Is a rec­ SHOULD MARRIED MEN TANGO? ord of tho adventure* of himself and I ._V Leonidas Hubbard,” Jr., during their B u t* ot Ftcrlda, and th at hl» pntwnt p lat* Be danc'd, I nap. rig h t wall, ' With empínala, and sl»o with IPod Tuptoratlon of tbodnterior of Labrador ot r w ld 'n ^ la lo «omplainaot unknown: v .u s .'U 'f a r t t g h at (be «aid defendant ì» o v " lb» aga ot h u m .- ' — ~ia ,1903. In which Hubbard died from rwwly^ip* yoara and th at thw * U no I H» Oar. So danced without T heatrical preterì**;.-in th* B\*U of 'Florida, lb# " r v lr e starvation and exhaustion and the »au­ ^ »oi a bullet, m a ste r In th « 'lta a / Ot hu drilled nympho, mu itkp a gtntlo- thor narrowly escaped, the soma fate, upon rbom would bind tho aal^ jrfe u d * # .. E r man.,to has just returned from'.SkJiecond hits ordered t Q appear Tbl» c a n " . »*_. Uan»M„) ... TU»" ùiHany tté young matron- who irdotis journuy ld'the "Biino region. ^hTday" af‘ tn Heptal ■ ■ ■A. ft. Tl*l<, t h ' a»mS ns o -rule day •( thl* m a r t. 1» quiekcft to pick, n^i Lid. Bho Tho purMwo of this trip was no less M*i A u d i t I« fu rth 'r -"d a rm i that thla-l«oaho haa a gntcdftu' form, is good* to sentimental than that carried out-In lie« ,.j« Lit pUbtiehed publiriied la in t h ' Hanford ILrrald. n n'Wtpiper publiehedTn . jp*r publlehet. — S 'm loo.t' MUBtyi look upon, UAl.led. tha Adsr^Mce with 1905 by Mr. Hubbard's widow, who, be­ Florida, once ia w " k tgr night roW cu riy# lorio«, one* delight. Tho .stfadjy-dóiòg husband; sides continuing her husband's ex­ A. ftouglaaa, CWrk of Clr>wbo loved i J s ;ìflpo, urt easy- ehair, plorations, proved to the world the cult, Omrt, H'rtlaole ole Count V, and and the the ***1 County, Mtl Otfrt, I •tipper« anil papoi: gftiff.,dimier," waa, teas Ihi Illy of bis projected route, T'al- _____ day ul Ju n e A. ft, ft. I1914 t thereof, thl* m b‘ d»i fc. A. DOmiLASH, (*4*B • 1___________„ . _ <oax«(! itljd. tornn*l^;.i«lb taking k'u laco revisited tbo headwaters of tho Clark of Circuit Court. Sbmlnole Cb., Fla. wife to' tha plAn'b-\Vh‘(lV;'tflF- mad, Stnan. river, discovered during tho By J. C. Hoben». Georg» N. Rigby, oerry tangty was e a r r i n g itnd sw»y- ortginql espeditloo, lu ordc-r to erect a Solicitor far Complainant. Eio* the «ensks of tty) people. . TTld Jjrouxn tablet as Lthp plack where Hub­ fiC-Tu" -fits ; »o»t sodate òf‘ iiieh »¿on 'fjkll undor bard died. Unluckily tbo tablet was f^ u rt of lha Cauaty Judge, «»minóle ike glamour of iVb spelL Whim th* lost fprm his canoe en route, sod Wsi- In C#0 » lr. S lat* Of llerida dolci husband looks .found and pees :Jsco occortlipgljf.csrfwl bis cororsde's In re L ítate of * ’ William C. Steward, Br. ’ Maid old business acquaintance* vlth «piloid on a roci|.-^*Bclfintlfie Amerl- To ali Cf+ditor». I * g » t " a ,. P U trie U t"» and alt F re o n * having Claim , ‘wr ft'm aotl* *nd laoifcs ^rmvn.tfgyortlng over . asalnit. «aid Krigta; . ri ft •. , ____ _ ■■■ • the waxed floor somehow bis to$a falrV»u, and aaeb-of.ynu Afn hereby not I t 'd ty tingio to;.try the tango hUnicif— *bd required to prem il any claim« Sod do­ Gunpowtisr ss ffsrtHlser. mandi Which you #r *101" of you may hnv# *tt,l lor a larlt. . . .It doesn't taka the Brown gunpowder;.mfinuractured for ■galrt.l tba n t a l ' of Willi» C. Steward, Ftor1st« of Samlnofa county, Flor­ «frage man long to pick up ^rpose of destrueUo’n, Is being Sc« der»»,»,I, to th* * tindanitnad admlninratbr of Afffer ho bai looked and llbtenf-d, prsc- turned l»in food.* Aa cxperimofiter has ida. »aid »«tat«, w ir^ a two yoora f r y * t W dato tí»- (1 a bit on thq sty. ftitfuJ th»a it makns an «xcsHent ?«-rPaled June lo th . A. D . ' l b u ! ^Thf-ni or» si way« mors yoiibf .Vom-1 tlllrsr^tor garden vegetable», as it W ILLIA M C . S T E W A R D . JR .. feS-Tun-Stp ' Admlnlitrator. tffan nivn. Dancing pnrtnor? sr« si 'coiittffns about eighty p«r ccht of B “n to the II« tltM tfiU’f1soleet rir» J " * -than • 18 pW " n l of nxm i’ ot It. F. Blrolfear. tinte», aald corti Aun> nitrate, Largo quantities of N all" ot ine girls. 11« lionfittt1 soieci 1>0uuiaium Tas 'Hi! qy m ora.tL an._98-p#r cent c j r u e «kslF W u d a r t S d accerdipg to law. H'ClIon Alt Uraid, rosnrviul, young” ersatoro thfl ^ ( T e r , made for nit*y usd; have watery ! il, hr leu-vtisn 3 -p«r C«nt of tay Iraue^ernon on th# airi jfxy ot ttm lrU his cootaln» mora than of jury, A. ft. Ibtri ’I* first allempi, iwib.,»ather* th« diyplsced by th« newer yoiok®Natlo* hi‘ hereby given that“ Ja». F.van', milk fa purr fearer of Tax Cortifiruw No. 887. TVitU'u my official »Ignat ur« amf " a l - p re lty g irl, w jih « g real r e a t tdfai if a i o off aa- ricis pdwdsr, gnd t«o gorernroant au- Jr., M ibi* th * 27th day of Jun#, A. ft. 1914. data« th» 3rd day of Ju n ', A ft. 1911. bn*... ace, tnllfer* et'd »« »yon .» Iflrongll tbo thortttes »Aught a wgy, of utlllilng tbo b(Jjti Tflrongll 'n/riC.’ClrraU Coon.’ VrilaoF#0C^fVhL a.-»- -T. -,h- jJIncardt’d dxplwiivo? m Jls flew em- nernfftawe» with -Iqw'.. -Sadd n e t " . ----------—.—, . U -r By J . Ch IutrrU u.U a ÍL *»jP'*- . *? Tlie man »o^p 50-Tu ii'btc cool'd . Hind milk »hail deecribed xl lowod to ft* Mluoriag tango crsxo ploymei.t of addingwB» ^ « country's A etteU U rd trooM. ;.qolte as ««y UH frioudfi, food Mipptr it is tb*>f»ughly wot and t t AsaUitg*« l o t ' Tag (feed U n d " k'pV fìe à 'ra l SU loleá ' ftecrf'O 474" aad ATA; I ,^¿nrn reliant worked Int^ IHe boH. «Pt.to «1 u " d .fo r .-A f >FU»Hd# In any portion of any of1V e f t . » 'd r.M "af'Nffltf of NW!i th in conti Johco. infmxl«. ** Notine la hereby given that fttwralrwet eiahting h a r m , NWI» ol f lK 'i of N d “ 1----- ------- ■v - V % Turpentine Co., purchaecr of Tax CerttAof :N E n of NWU wlfo who ^ *p so in-oslit-. ■>. *• Gedfapy and Humor. In w h 4«*o r part }o r''JKSL”** d o i» "U * or al'vpr u t e No- 1091, dat'd the IrdF dxy ol Ju xS , It 39 E. A c t " J « . gel» qu(ekJ k fr>'hFr ftcha^s, b»tig r » « " « ed i l f t« dato Ing p u rp o *", u ni»« th* aiorfev# feoom fot7 f c n t 191 2 , lax d )* 4 jm 7 t* r t l f l " t * ltL "ry iflk I. " p i r a t 'd from lb# of Sac p arti of office, and ha« r.ratfifvwppilraUea for «Uni of .neb .reetlfiaauii In Ik s «•twtlally fiftkr» ber; neigh* th * bttltdllUUU ' th* SHmtfaclIon of tha ofly deed 10 taraw 'lgJO W ifdaar' afrfe law . Soffi Giftet t«. U efrtí *i!d rtrtln* m tl remark* If bo.FSSs’t married alepi abati l x redentoari atnprdinc •** law, •board «4 toaltb. All mUk k»pt for »oi» CHtlfirato embrice» th «' following d»*erih*d " ' ‘ m m é s Mì 10J1 xS# l l t b day fa kay ■ tor'.'rM tafiran t 0» market fhall-^b' M B ' y »U uxtsd 1 ^*ouId bu i rmOckVI '• ti. "»rale «0 ~ r .M o-w it: tUl E L o t bactioo lib atraiaec» sbafiT ^ t o p t t i e 's rignalur* and or otar. MUb atraiaort »ball ‘ *— * Ll^ w h o o W c t ’in to n e 1 s t » ih « y w t l l r o s a J j .w ty m o j m y. aftuiaj ri« » a t «V. *. a bit'J,oal(Bia io dlspoif:, ■ dm« Jxlor# uxiag. j*.|ij»M land thla The 28nd day of J * » a A- ft- 191 iVklndlr 10 Hoy as msrijr qs «U or V- I («•oil R.,A. I’" '” "* ■ .¡F r is a i C1«T* Circuit Court. Bara! . ... tb.i out prpducliKr * By J . C . Roberta, p , C* . kinder A t A tiy liM M H a t i . tbn y s r o wiu* fistio fU T u e .M c ^ ■ IHs m A. ft. 191 Hr tioij of w T l.-A .' Odden In an ay offirUl ilea fe» T as dona dlr-cusilHR :’Sk,'ence la Ne «ad AI» C l'-c rr i d*y i t f :' , { In the ; J. “ * f ■ Ma M m aad of C ouoh I for Complainant, that It t* I h ' borie! of affiant th at tb a 1 re»pond«ot* ■ In thin c a u " ir a '.o .- r w id n t a of tha »tat« Of Fiorili», and that their ptwMnt place of M i d » " « is . at Romo,' in tb o 1 county of Floyd, and Ih* »tata of tleurgla, and th at •aid roapondcnla at* both over twenty-on a y '» r* ot a g ', and tbat th eta 1* no p*r»oo In lb# »tato ol Florida, th« ut a «uh poena upon whom would bind u ld respon­ dent*, therefor*, you. Viola M. Gardnt Korn*, — In■ —lb* «*0 .and . . W. — H. . . . Gardner -------- n o uf - ' -------— « u ity of 77ayd and the «tito of Georgia, a " b*rw> bjf ordered and r*qattir'd to appear to Ihd mpi»int. u u iy ;ftM ..iu thi* c iu m , later than Monday, Uooday, in «* Ì>tU (u*t, A. D. 1914, ih* »aro» jm day uf orò being « rula ur rfeir-rsu n : Tt ord«r»9 Uiat Tfay-of-Thtr-iSum 1. ft .. fù thtv n o t i " l>* publish'd — in tb a Stnlurd li» raid, a n'w»p»p*f, pufelith'dpub_____ -tn ___ H 'aW lo s.I* . county, Florida, one» a weak for fivo conM-ruitv' weekv. ‘ “* Witncax, E . A. Dougin"«- Clwk of »aid court and I h ' " a l thereof, tb it 34th day o t ». A. noim iju». (Jl« k ot tb# C ircuit Court, uy J. C, Roberta, ft. C, G torg* A. ____ D aC>ott" it", . ** Solicittor and of C q s n " l fur C am plainm t • 0 -T » "-8 tr . . . . Want ■ ■yOU." can get them by ad­ vertising iiji:, thja paper. It reaches the best claw of people In this community, Um this paper if you want of their bu ? " v - ”1” m nr I - :<ijB �éaâbàsâS S Ii^ Ê tâ^ *-*:-------- L^ MlMWM tffi ■; ____ ^ WIÏIÏSpiflEfë ^ ______ 'J ____ .__ IWff -«HM. M **ta Wlitied In the ono country whVrv- commission should not be ahortijjiVd IPSWf u T ^ .rw .in w iv MwnTnTnT •tl" hulhi..^ herald p r in t in g company Ä R. J . HOLLY, collar science. M IUTNCS Bust»«*» M in tftr — • * assumption! ----------------------------- “ r : “ ’’ J.fcnuntin./ ÍE »rraycii ™»-j SHANKS IS CLEVER FIELDER In oppotdUon to the rant's armed fore«» Wilson marshall- Manager C larke QftfWh Puts Ons of ubserlotlen Prto*. SftA o a Year In {Ml rernd la lb* Olr bp carne» >1.00 per r*at in advance or tOe per ranolb. Panneau In aOt snoe n in i be mede al Catatad asmonad-dae. meU «aitUr AuXuii J*o 4 IPOS, at lK* PaataBoe at SnnfoH. norida.. nadar Act •( Werrb 3rd. IOTI. OBc* la Harald BaUdltu . ...----- iNe.^1 Sajobn doted In Ocala on* account • of boor builno<S- No. peed for pmhlbUidn'in Ocala. ^ ^ a m i/> 1«V I ¡.lliiuhI niOJt «1<^ut»t Ail .They hay« W n t to ¿ 0« ed the forces of liberty and justice.j i -His P la ys re Ahead of T h is Speaker It has taken some hard fighting in of Boston Red Box. Mexico to overthrow the man who "Howard Bh&nks Is, in my .mind, tbs overthrew the government, but mor­ greatest fielding outfielder in baseel courage of a' higher order haf been needed to «liable the adminis­ This is tho complimentary estimate tration at* Washington to hold true of Ctsrko Qrtfflth, when tha manager to Its . prindplas. The triumph is „wag.discussing the defensive strength ours as wefl as Mexico's- The ht^or of the whole Washington combineof victories won in the realm of tlon. morals is -no less than that of haul "Like the rest’ of them. Shanks gained on the bjoody fields. bakes his errors, but If he has a Thanks £o Woodrosi Wilson, a chronic weakness in fielding 1 hare great, country,- an oppressed people yet to discover It. Ho.cau oome for­ are upon the threshold of-a new ward. go backward or more to-either aide. No one li ht> equal In han­ epoch.— World. dling gTOUndera and he throws so fast and accurately that he keeps the value CHANGE TH E TIM E of hits down to tbo minimum. There Is a grand movement on "I have often rated Trls Speaker as ONE THING YOU CA RIGHT NOW . That will be really worth while is to investigate and learn how Our. Bank A . count plan is helping others to get ahead. . I t may be that you have nev given serious thought to this method of helping yourself to a better, a niore prosperous future, ’because the words “bank account" are associated in your mind with “big money,". However, our plan is suited to your needs—no matter* how small or large your account, cóme in and let us tell you aboil! it. 4 P E R C E N T IN T E R E S T P A ID ON SA V IN G S ACCOUNTS «ÄUj 777: -* ^-----'Tis said that Florida will change timo and be oho hour falter.. Well, Florida can stand to be. somewhat faater especially in the summer timé. All of us would rather start foai.fljuut tho yntip? tag* c(B"t w. the leader, but now.I live Shanka tt) aurh-Turtlur nmi null uatlietr hav* tho time changed from- central tha place. In fact, I doubt If then SANFORD; FLORIDA to eastern, which would put It up has ever been a muoh better fielder The people ol Sanford should get just one hour, nuking the day start than Howard. R R. STEVENS M M. SMITH H. E. TOLAR DEAS "We all know thst Shanks Is no bupy now and see that the govern­ earlier and giving us another hour i world beater when it comes to hit President Vice President -• Cashier ment building doea not lag. With of daylight-at the end of the day. Axst. Cashier the government building and tbo The old established arbitrary lines new tourist hotel under way thi*» of the four divisiohs of time are the ■ fall Sanford will be the busiest city crookcdest.lines imaginable and were fn th e state. evidently made many years ago when tho centers of populations were The Idea of The Herald that the very different from what they are la IS a C lrrsli C aart, S a r t a l k Jo J I f U I . Notice oi Election H rralaala C a a a lr. Díala •( Fluilda ONE-ARMED PLATER IS STAR county and the city should publish now, and it is high timo these were I d rb*or*«7 M arllia Cual Parpar the tax on each parcel of land as revised along sentJhle lines. NoUce is hereby given thst the' Dick Hooper, w ith Texas U n iv e rs ity **■ Cltaliéa iweil' as the personal, tax on thi> *FW instance the line dividing hl-ennltl «lecUoh ag per the lsw 1, J . W. » a rp a r T earn, Make* Many Sensational T " J . W. Rarpar. cara H. J. R aalv, O a v r ta i hereby called for the purpote of property of each Individual Irf meet­ eastern and central time starts in N i » Y o rk : Catches In Outfield. ing with the approval of the masses. Hudson bay, almost -directly north I t ap p aarln i (rom tha aA davtt of A. K . electing trusteoa fpr the next inf. Powara, harrla duly (Had. th at ha U aolkThe little fellow has been paying of Pensacola, jogs west to Port Ar­ Texas university * baseball 11 or and of rouaaal (or tha com plainant ID ceedlng two years and also for th« abovv cauaa', M artha O a a t-lla rp a r, and purpose-of determining th* number the big fellow's tax about long thur, then comes southeast through player to whom *j*£LWfc»tlapai one- tba that It la tha ballaf of affiant th at tha dsenough and wants -to- see what tho Lake Superior and Lake 'Huron, handed. catch" Is of daily («utlanl. J. W . Harper U a non-raoWarit of uf mills of district school tax (q V rhs atato of Florida, and tl saw a raafdant big fellow is paying now. occurrence-- To etill, bo of leaving Detroit just over the tine in Ih s atata of Naw York, raaldlnx at Ok- levied for each of said yean; slid, ' Jjgfc’ Dover been known t&”nse . two wato, Naw York; th at tha aald dafandant election to be held Tuesday, Aiftfat central time, then goes east through U o -a r -twvniy-ona y-*r» of a t * : ami th at ‘"'T'Sandi in catching a fly.ball, and he thara la no parson In tha atata of Florida, tha the dth in Sanford, District No. Jj* • 3. D. Kuykendall is managing ed­ Lake Erie to Buffalo, then drops a*rule» of a aubpaana upon whom would bind •wtfrlu In tho outfield,' too. Longwood. District No. 2 ; Oviedo] itor. of- the Clearwater Sun. Kuy­ southwest past Pittsbdrg on down to aald defendant; • .The reason Is that he lk*n one-armed Tbaiwfora you, J. W .-H arp er, ar* thereby District No. 8; .Chuluots, DUtrlct Atlanta, from where it shoots almost kendall, pronounced Kuykendall ordarad td anneat to tha bill o f'co m p lain t PlA^or, and he’s, tho star 6f the club, duly A M In nils cauaa on Monday, tha Sth No. 4: and Geneva, Dictfict No. 6. (just like that) has been engaged in directly east to Charleston. If you at that. Hit name Is Dick Hooper.and of U ctobar, A. D. ld !3 , tha aama baint a Further: said election shall be hsld the newspaper business with bis don't think this is a crazy arrange­ d a y of' this court, • ho alFxyg* play» center field Tor his rula It La further ordered th at nolle* be pub­ under the same Vules and regulation!, brother in Alachua county and U ment just take your map of tho alma mater. lished In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper l a ‘ Seminole county, Florida, anew and qualifications o( election *ihtll well known to the newspaper .fra­ United States and draw a line as Hooper, arbo handles himself sur­ apublished weak for four consecutive /Wneks. ternity In Florida. With Crocken- d«*erlhed here. WItna«*, R, A~ Poufla-a, d ark of aald be the same as prescribed for thost prisingly well In the garden. Is a won­ and the seal thereof tala 19th day of voting in the original election treat­ if the lino had been continued - dile and Towell tho Clearwater Sun der, He does not get ¿way with tho court, Auiuat, A. D. IRIS. ing a special tax school district. Th*A. DOtlGLABA, should shine wirh great refulgence. south from Atlanta it would have real sensational runs or leaps Into „1*0 *1 1 of Circuit Court, Samlnola Co., Fla. By order of the Board of Publi* j the air, but he does get away with re­ Clark come west of Taltahahsaee hut a * ? —— O-----tS -T u as-S te markably pretty fielding work, as a Instruction of Seminole County, Albert W. Sutler has purchased t is all of Florida is left In central j Howard Shanka fly it always certain when he can got Florida, the.„Inverness Chronicle from Walter time, which extends ns far west as] ■under f t “ ------------ : ------------ - V Financial Fresali re. tlnfi "but bb'hoa' always mel the boll 0 ma ha. ‘ Clevela bd Is directly riortF ------~ F. PT K JliSfER ; C h iirS T Warnock and will conduct the busi­ Hooper le a fair batter, also. It Is "Poppa, If you apank me Fit owvtr D. L. Thrasher, Secretary and Supt. so hard that there Is still hope for the Omaha. Cleveland, which is directness in the future. Report does not almost a shame, according to the flow give you nny money out of my money­ tide to turn, and then— of Public Instruction. state whether Major Butler will y north of Tallahassee, has finally of the average fan, that (ho pitcher box again."—Flicgendo Hlnettcr, "Furthermore, I would like to see 93*5tc rebelled and has gone over-to eastern keep the local columns sparkling as any club In the country present a does not let up on this one-armed time setting aM clocks ahead one usual or not but the Chronicle with­ stronger defense than we do Vbcn man. But the pitchers have to watch out the Major will be like Hamlet hour. Miami has been bery activ Johnson fa pitching with Alnimlth Dick closely. lie gets hits unexpect­ with the Hamlet left out. The new in agitating the change and many of catching. They beat us once in a edly and Is known to do the idast ex­ owner is another valuable addition .the business houses have already put' while with this crew going, but when­ pected things. He la not a home run to the Florida Press and The Herald the change in force. West Palm' ever they do they know they have hitter, but he ja fairly reliable and wilromes him to the Sunshine State. Bench and Stuart are agitating the j been 4n a battle," concluded the man- can make good uso of bunting In sac­ rificing.. movement and Fort Pierce will' bo 1 ager. O — Col. Joe Dixon has returned from in line for it. R ic k e y Starts a S c h o o l. Destructive as Toothpicks. Everybody knows that the sun is Texas where he started to tell the Manager Branch Rickey of the St. The Rankin. Johnson who pitched Mexicans just where they could up nt 5 o'clock and the day should tho Rod 80s to vtctory over Walter I.ouls -Browns la starting competition head in but the war closed soon begin earlier. This would give us Johnson, played with Syracuse last tilth Charley Carr sad Billy Doyle, daylight for nearly two hours after after the belligerents learned that year, and in an exhibition gamo made promoters of baseball schools. Rickey store dosing time and would-reduce tbo bata of the Giants as destructivo hak announced 'that all St- Louis Uncle Joe wns on the march .south­ youngsters who think they, con play ward aiuj he lias returned to the the electric light billq, as we would: as so ¡¿any toothplclu. ball aro welcome to report to him and LuMland Telegram where*he will be retire earlier. Somebody has figured* The first cost is the biggest it usp and* says ISO,000 Would he; get schooling. Ten ambitious youths ■ No Better, But Worse. welcomed by the readers of that Apropos of a policy of trust refor* took advantage of the offer on tho day cost of the Ford— and the bright pa ju t and also b y the news­ saved to the people of the state in 'tw os made. Pierce News. \ matlon, ex-Mayor Shank of Indianapo­ light hills alone.— Ft paper fraternity throughout the smallest cost of any other.car lis said at a banquet In New York: , state Uncle Joe is beloved by nil P h illip * L an d s a Star, "If a trust 1» Inherently bad, kill It because of the after-.cxpensc. who kpou him and we hope his Manager I3J1I Phillips of the Indian­ You can't reform It. R'a Uka the sing* THE TAX COMMISSION tramp throughout the raetu* and The Ford is the one car you apolis . Fed team, announces with a Ing-Iady. ,* . * Some papers In Florida ure taking tagebrush has given him renewed good deal of gusto that ho haa landed “One man said to, another: . can drive at Jess than ‘'jiorse: a shot at the slate tax commission. vigor and strength. " 'I hear your wife hoe been ¿aklng « star »qtilupww In Pilcher Boyd, who had to quit the game Ust year In the They Intimate that the commission singing lessons.'' ami-buggy” rates. Thousands was a politic»! move on the part of 'Yes.' was the reply. ■ • Southern League because of a dead T llE REAL REMEDY-, ■ drive the Ford at less than f ’"Well, what do you think of her arm 'and failed in an attempt to Cornfnenting on the Herald edi­ a few politicians who created the come back In tho South this spring two cents a mile. I t s . the voice since It's been trainedt' torial nliout a good road from San­ commission to give three men in the •"It’s no better; but there's a lot .because of tbo arm's refusal to deidato a position. Tho Herald be­ “cost-to-keep” that counts. ford to New Smyrna the New* «Ter. ^ more of It* ” 'L "We acknowledge the ^ruth of lieves no auch idea was paramount | in the breasts of the creators of thej your statement, nro. Holly, nnd if] F»v* hundred dcJUr* I f the price of the Ford tunyou will tell the people of New! tax commission. If these gentlemen t tboul: the touring car U 8ve fifty; th* town c»r ic ttn fifty— I. c . b. Detroit, complete With equip meni. Smyrna how the trick ran bjQ turned are not attending .to the duties ofi Get cttxlng and part it uUre from lo extract a roacj across the country Uibir office .they should be removed 'V- '■» Jhpt^int&e w dflhave to he discovered -ffoih New Smyrna to the Osteen • C E . WILMAMS. Afenttor ferry from a hoard of county com-f Ihr, tH*-removal Before this charge EDWARD HIGGINS. Si lemán,.« misnioner*. that qtn’t see the need wilt stick, ; The idea of the comSanford Met bino end Garage Company auch a road,' T. can assure you tj»p ffiTsfiibp' was pjl right, -i'lorida needs hearty thanks of lh> grateful people a 'ta x commission and tho hands 6^ . • •* vp/F -' r * T ia dcpioruhlLv but nevertheless true, that There nro men who of New Smyrna and ibe whole sduth the gentioiheii who .compose thp tax*r ' commission should be upheld as long _ think it sav.ors of tiiTominxcy to be seen oftcMi ifi clmrch. Those end of Volusia county/* as they afik‘endeavoring to do their men should awakfen to tho error of their wup. Our advice in the case and as a Jait resort is to try county division. full dutys Florida han about the Tho really strong men, the men of tho nation, nro constant most unequal taxes and th« poorest churchgoer». They rarely mis9 a Sunday. The story ia told of n i'y»t>m.of adjudicating taxesjoffany great composer who on one occasion wns accorded n nij&nificcnt WILSON'S TRIUMPH ’ H ■Bite in the Union and any manner ovation. The abdienco ctreored him for fully fire mimitgsL i t was The President's Mexican policy ;impbrvement should be wela tribate calculated to turn any man's head- Then then ctuno.criet L ooficarnlnff^m jlHthere .hare l»eerJrfomed, It Ukes just auch a tax which. for a .speech. The composer faced: tbo great mpltitutk^of Wk'admany * misgivings ivibgs' triumphed; Nbhiirhisilon to adjust the taxes nnd -flL .mirera and said: \ i , :----- 1 1ATcdtv.' -get.'the taxes of each county upon a The dictator. 1has — resigned. MiW SA T DOTH IT PROFIT A MAN TO GAIN/ atitutional govermhenfis td he; t f -1 uniform baaia. Taxe« should .be r WHODE WORLD AND LOSK HIS OWN SOULP*" : Lnbliihed. There will evedtunllj'.bc uniform just as the system of school peace at hqtne find peite* with th* hdolis should be uniform. If a msn M H ^ '• • f ¿.United States. •' resides in Escambia county and roT H A T W A S ^ A L L .' T H E A U D IE N C E W A S ¿ L E C T R IF IE D . T H t Y ' . When. Gejs. Huerta on. the Ibth hioffi* fo Seminole county he should K N E W T H E D E E P 'R E L IG IO N O F T H E M AN A N D G R A S P E D T H E <jf February, telegraphed. Ui pay -thp oame millage In each'coun­ . E tO N IF Ip A N C E O F H IS R K M A flK S . T H E O V A T IO N T H A T W E N T oili Praaddent Tajt, .1 Ks'vV overthrown ty -/.TJwre la no need for u tax ^ORB « O T f l l N G C O M ^ jJ W E D r O THAT WHICH F O L thl* goymnnent and the Jorcee a payer .to, pay twenty «hills ,1h//feri rE b . i m H K j j G h e n t a u d i e n c e d i d n t t h i n k t h i s m a n and- twenty-six/ mills' In an* vdth m e/’ ne had rto^thbg^ht of t -man who In two 4 /beka was .to he and ns long a s/th e different e F F E M IN A V e .; H 0 w / s BIO IN O U O M T O P R O C L A IM P U B L IC L Y , Priwident of the United States or of- counties, dre on different millage the I s . F A I W I n /jT O P A N D a ' f jE R E A ^ T ^ R . |T IS T H E W E A K % ■ m . -the forces that that'rnafj would ar­ pi&iic IfOlity tax wfll : never »4.00 { aV h E R -/ T H A n , , f H E S T R O N G M AN W H O . W H I L E 'P R O F E S S IN G AUGUST ■ ~r - ■ 1. ray against the MV*ic»n/Usurpation. justed^aatisfatorily. /It will U 1" REMAINS AWAY FROM CHURCH; IF Y D U __ B E L ÌI ¿~:\f r 'N ATLANTA. One week after Itr. Wilson’s glnu- tax commission to fiuke each I E V É T Ì A OTIC E YOUR BELIEF BY GOING T$ CHURCH. . gur.itIon he gave duo earning to ev^y county assess taxe« on s fift M ACON, ÌO D K MUCH OR YOUR TIME.*- - ‘/Tv*. lr General Huerta and all otherLatinnt Imsis. It wilt take;a B IItM IN ■ American chiefs whoy/gairt otfice cdfumlvdon to strengthen the b*tfT,f ate' the variottB assessors wdfoj by intrigue and assassination when Dot GOING Start in prat.Sunday." f^MWtg' Qfa "Sale July 27th, MV Regular Train» he add: "We can hav* no sympathy are.ik/r»id of their job »ltd f t You'll find ifr'is not n h /Get thJ is s k T»ro*' , with thoso whe iriic- the power of oa»»|ef. the big fellows In the sn FINAL LIM IT ALIGUST 1914' ' to church you set n . cessioni/ !o tour K m ■government to advuncs their ojyo mt^j'.Uiht the llttltf fcUtySrs ftfe n PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD R. R. »FV J ' m en or nation Go to Church. the Habit! Get Join the Procession I I -V u ­ FROM,/. a* personal interests and a^tbiUoft«/, .Huerta laughed at this avowal, and not a few of the chitons of the Unit­ ed States, pronounced it visionary and fantastic,. .3 ' , , . • Tel- m - ' fiew*"Aiwtr1cs n dunrlm* th at usurpation Is jto t to asserted. It will jjtake k tkx Co mission to adjust foxes nndjaquslii and .-“f tlnit ita- corporation^ pay their just Shuf« abd . the uk commlulon that l was appoiiitffl ttrimTct “Tht- TveTfl tffiT - . shown thst thry f|»ra not i id j : • him thinking. You will pi; D/ will (ill them with h , to «eo that « ’ you are on- the road to righteousness. . Apd be onc«t with yourself. Don’t yon know you ere a lot happier after imm m y God? rT"-' -. ; yonri sister. Ë other*, ' ■ o to c fiu R c n : M É É iÜ •'*K V- • fViti ¿ ' �the charming JTUrtt of M i« J ’hillip, bt end fair da remain hare —for ■eevertI fay- bhrpght the’ crowd to -Woodland nule lU p p en lH g^ M en U ou J )f day*. Park to cool off. Capt. Hoolehan • Matterà In Brief "• B . Haddock, dean of Colum­ brought a full boat load wf people bia College and the College of Busi- and many autos and other vehicles ItßSON'Al ITEMS Of INTEREST neaa of that fine school la spending came with all they could carry, A a few days In the chy [n the inter­ number of young tnen from DeLand came on motorcycles and one auto a L t a v f of The Floating Small Talk* est* of the college. jBactlnelly Arranged Far Hurried M i« Margaret Roberta left yes­ party from Fort Pierce. Herald Reader* A good many came from Monroe, terday for Brletol, Tennessee whete *ho will .pend a week and from there they never fail*to come on any fair day. Tha cool, clean water of the r £eth Woodruß of Orlando was In will go Jo Clyde, North Carolina pool and the amusements of WoodI j i , city yreterday ehaking hand* and spend a month there. Uod Park are bjing moro appre­ { with Id« Sanford friend*. Mr. and. Mr*, f r P. 1\>r*tfer' fa- ciated every day. Come to the "Vareity Coach" atid turned from Jacksonville where Mr*. Preparations are being made for lair the Glee Club, Wednesday, Forster was treitid by Dr. Heggie a large building on the end of the She had twq very painful operations i Jrfy 29th. • ' ’ on one of her cy___ _ returns with shell mound facing Lake Monroe. i and The main feature will be a first class Ml See Dutton for turnip, imutard, her‘eyeaight unimpaired.'* dance floor. " 'lettuce and cauliflow er seed. -'96-tf 1 hursdaya and Sundays— Wood­ The chUdren of the Junior Civic Freeh yeast cakes and popcorn a t Mrs land Park. Picnic conveniences* League will spend nsxt .Thursday l , Simon's. - ® M f- amusement*. The only safe, clean at Woodland Perk under the super­ Some of the farmera are getting outdoor swimming pool, emptied vision of . Mro. Wight and other r ady for their seed bod* a n d w ork daily, cleaned and re-fUlefl from gr- ladies connected with this move­ teslnn well. Shower bath, toboggan ment. They will come on the Alma wiH soon «ta rt In tho ct-Iery delta. sllda . Loaned a irly s ign. '8 6lf ■Msyrftavinr t he -city dock -at eight Fresh country egg* and fat hens Mr*. Ellison Adams' daughter, in the motiving. frying »lee chickens, at LcflleV’a. Misa Gladys Adams Is visiting Mrs, 4 • 36Adams' sister, Lady Rosa a t Balna- We make up your own material Gents* Rev. George Hyman, and family gown Castle, Rossshire, Scotlahd. or Ladies' garments clean, press, re­ lave returned from Lake City where Among the other guesta viaiting at pairing and busheling. Hats blocked lb«)' spent a week most plessantly at the Castle are Lord and Lady Brook, and cleaned. Suits made to measure, big- meeting of the Jl. Y. P. U. tha. former the son of the Countess Extra pair Pants with each suit until “The Varsity Coach" will arrive of Warwick, whose home Is the July 16. 20 yean experience. famous historical Blenheim Castle. M. J. BRADFORD. 404 Sanford Art. st the Imperial July 29th. 5 ortdoaco 666 will break otiy cs*e of Fover or Chills. Price 26 ¿enu. 94-26t George’ Teratus and James lioote|an have returned from Macon, where they accompanied the remains f.[ W. H. Underwood for burial. » To Cut Tax Rate* Wise Johnny. Columbus, Ohio, July 21.— An ex­ Johnny’s undo was visiting at hla traordinary session of the legislature bouso. He was aaying to Johnny: "I has convened today by order of hope you never tight with' your Utile Gov. Cox, to reduce the state tax neighbor.” "No, siroe,'* answered levy. Under the Warnee law the Johnny, promptly, "He's stronger Ohio tax duplicate *has Wen In than L" creased many millions anfptlve gov­ FrGFnTp and. Muslard aeëd a f F . F. ernor in his message will recommend Dutton’s. 9&*tf that the U t g»te be reduced cor­ € SANEORD LODGES 4 Get your lco cream from Duhart's respondingly. Cream Factory. 85-tf Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1. O. O. F. -* ^ (¡pftiplag Parly Ciriab open to the public free, Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., A merry* party of camper* left Di'ncing three nighta a week on thé yesterday morning for the Ekon- over Imperial Theatre. jargesi and beat floor in the south, lockhatchle section where they will J. W. O. Singletary L. D. Wicket c by the Crystal Orchestra, spend a week fikhlng and boating Secretary N. G. ar streot car service from Day- and enjoying themselves generally. toni to the Cssino. Gate City Camp No. 6, W. O. W They prefer the Florida woods to Meets second and fourth Wednesday ‘The'Varsity Coach" come» from the beach or the mountains and In the sylvan retreat along the trlbu- nights In each'month. "Georgia Tech." tariea of the St. Johns river enjoy J. F. Hoolehan Georgia peachet every day a t ihe shade and cooling breexes that G. R. Calhoun Clerk Council Commander 96-leffler's. cannot Jxr ohtaiticd at -the, hooch. Among those in the painty were SemlqejS'Chapter 2, Order Eastern Star c Walter S., Adams of Louisville, i J j,, Is in the dty and expects to be tho Misses Helen Rowlsnd, Char­ Meets every first and third Tuesday joined today by a party of capUal- lotte Hand, Essie Purddn and Glad­ In each month. Everyone who has seen feu from Kentucky and West Vir­ ys Morris and Messrs. Henry-Pur- hla Star in the East are cordially invited ginia, and the deal for the Sanford don, Ed Giles and Carl Roumillat. to visit this chapter. fHouse and Holden Real Estate Co, Mrs. Purdon will chaperone the Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y crowd and see that the game laws ^holdings will be dosed. are atrletly observed. ; w booking orders for Big Bosr Phoenix Lodgo No 5, K. of P. . ton lettuce and Cauliflower Reed. 11. \VP. 1 . Notes MootsJsecond and fourth Tuesdays. R F. Dutton, 9G-ti Our .meeting mis held at the ustial Niai ting knights always welcome. . O. J. Miller Vi 5 or 6 doses 666 will berak, uny time Sunday evening. Meeting was H. McLaulin K. R. and S. C. C. pue of Fever or Chills. P rice-26 opened by the president, Miss Clara Milicn,' who gave us a talk about g e n ts . iU-2'fl'b. Jier trip to tho.Encampment. After Sanford.Lodge No 62, F.^and A. M. That old boiled ham, remefitoeTat which Mifs Ruth Stewart gave us a Communication every first, find third vLrifler's. '* " fro* few minutes’ talk on the Bible Thursdays|at 7 ‘JO. Visiting brethren A'The VarsRy Coach" will interest Readers' Course, of which she Is the welcome. who are interested in athletics. leader. The meeting was then turn­ 0 . ^T aylor ' . F. L. Miller .r»| ed over to Group No. 3, of which • Secretary W. M. A postal from Bob Newman at Mrs. Brotherson is leader during -Brevard, North' Carolina bear» the the abasence of Miss Edith Stewart. ormatlon that he and Mrs. NowOur subject was "Adam, the First United Brotherhood vf Carpenters ‘ and limn and little Olive are enjoying Man," ably rendered by members Joiners of America ^tkc mountain air hnd are Improving -of'the Group, and a talk from the Sanford Local Union No. 1751 melts 'every day. lie ■wants »The Herald pastor on\ the subject us it was one flrgt and third Thursday night st 7 j1jo order to kq«p up with- the event* that was used at the Encampment. clock in the Eagles' Hall. it^.hom*. „ . . . . . Instead of having our- regular J. W. O. Singletary, - J. -M. Brown,’ Soc'y-Treas. ‘ ¡President Sunday evening preaching" service T+ fldsehman's yeast-at Lefiler's. 95-ltc this service was turned over to our delegates, who attended the En­ B. P. O. E. Hanford Lodgs 1241 Typewriter. Ribbon»-^-Re member campment. Each one told of dif­ Meet first'and third Wednesday night the Herald when you ni^d one. ferent things- done there. We are at cornin' of First St. and Palmstto Ave. Any make machine. 76c, dellyered sure everyone who heard theso talks 0;-L-Taylor R. L. Peck nywhere. I'bhne 148, OJftf enjoyed them very much. We Still Secretary Exalted Ruler "The Varsity Coach" will be given extend an invitation to any one to under the auspices of St. Andrew's attend these meetings with p*. MonroeJChaptqr No. 15, H. A. M. lBrotherhood «Ju y,29th. * Come with u* and we will do thee Meets every second and fourth Thurs­ BCome to the Nautilus Cssino at good. Miss Martha Fox is our day In Masonic Hall ovar ths* Imperial ^Besbreexa-^the coolest spert in Flor­ leader for npxt Sunday. „ We hope Thestro. Voting companions welcome. J.-F, Karnata O. L, Tuyior ida—to spend your vacation. , Fer- to have a large attendance. . * . '* . L. B. " .r Secretary High Priori j*d flU*hing_.‘ITtpisM' and, beach. l’ ;IVrshv?|Uer shower.. New woolen u i , ‘ • BIG TIME AT BEACH bathing .suits and room 26c. For The Lake Breexe Council No. 31 Junior mm and gjpmcn. ■ Order United American Mechanics Seabreeze and Daytona Beach Folk* Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. The second annual -.Manli-Gran to Celebrate Labor Day r.J*H on July 30th, Be‘ sure to be .-¿»ytona Beach and Seabreexe M„ in tho City Hall. Visiting brother* there to take part in the fuip i- purpose to celebrate Labor Day and are welcome. C. II, Smlth.’JBsrc. Sec, 96*4 tc ihe -joint Chamber of Commerce have sent the following Invltiltlbn A. P. Connelly has the Sanford Commercial Club: * business, trip to Waa hinWin., - i W jfîfbévetary Sanf'erd Board of Tradef Florida: *V Lost -Crank on automobile. .. Sir—Tho Sesbrceie a nd Dsy- F in d * will return to Jleralfi office ; wn*oU than . evp^ jjttfqre qn^L’ÿhit Jpna Beach Ohamber of Comtifreji and receive‘a dollar rejretit" - 4 ' then# will be rrüjnÿ r-péopfr Tir eitenda -n inviutlon to your* Bo»rd , 38-2W "anford during the coming winter of Trade to a great Labor Day cele­ bration on the lxmch. i ’ »son. . . • rl * * place, 3 \i acres, .-^Speakara pi national reputation 11 Fqr. 1i TOoin house l i t miles gouth west Where shall 1 epohd' my summer MU be present. Auto races, imtionl Af Coruna do" ilea nh. For hoat races, motoriycle races, horae ofKahford. Cash rent. R/SE^ King, apartments, eottages-or board apply rtces. an suto and trade» parade, a 949 Indiana Ava., Wichltit,. Hans., '^ 4 t p .t0 M, N. Bianton.. Coronado, Fla. bad game and a Mardl Gra* ball are or sea Henry Zittrowrr. —— * * r"- •* *? , among the a muse me o|e. planned, president of t1Br .¡Arrangements are bel.ng-made to > . * .• T. ' 1 i. ¿HlTi .Fou ndfX Co., of Jackson villa «Ian excursions 4nto Daytona, tick­ et» good from Sept. 5th untfl Sept. kpent Suiftiay' in tftip*clty t W gtt ■°«*hii briRlter-in-la w,' C. H. .Din, ; Now is d](e time to ■<* Banford Heighls.*' The Ms try Foundry ha*r.’^vge3 - to tile jfront ’^ W ^ u n t 't o get"if(iualn»ed with ^m°(|g the -tfi'sfjufj^tuWhc injereJla ynu fellows over -there,•ws know you “ 4*h the south iidd iti.Qn^'.flf the largest are hustlers and w« want to Am eloquent Irish' candidate, ipoaktng of k carUin eminent atatcanuu». said: "Ills smooth tongue Is that at a serpent which lures* but to destroy, N E W S F R O M W A SIIIN G SO N B Y T H E SP E C IA L C O R ÍIE sad which holds out sugar plffrrrs in S P O N D E N T O F . T H E H ERA LD I one hand, Whlio in the other it holds an unsbeathod dagger behind Its Washington, Ju ly '21 (Special*.— money was subscribed to hold the back." What was a suspicion has now bo- residence (or one of the most no­ come a settled conviction, that & table women of the century, and so, Medical Note. -MkNc’ffolk doctor claims that the small group of senators have formed In the twilight of her life, the vet­ an o^ensiv* and defensive alliance eran worker for. tha wel/acre of ■Un?or a bee Is a most effective cure to defeat the River and Harbor Ap­ women hps been compelled to erect for both,rheumatism and sciatica. It propriation bill,- which has been her (area and' penates in another U alib an infallible cure for Inertia.— dragging along in the senate since dlace and in a different part of the Punch. . , June 18. Senator Burton of Ohio, dty. . former chairman of the Rivers end xxxxxxx ** Harbors Committee of the House, When the old fighting frigate, the are ms to be in charge of the opposi­ CofUteilatiou, the oldest ship in thf JE W E L E R tion to the bill, having taken up American navy, arrive» in Baltimore nearly all the time thus far given to harbor for the National Stal-Span-*■ '■ HY SPEOACTIES the-consideration of the hill, which gled Banner Centennial to bo held carries in round numbers some during the week of September 6, it Gorham’s Sterling Silver fifty-three millions of dollars. will be .the lL7th anniversary of her Rogers’ Plated Were In a notable interview given to launching in that hprbor, so famous Elgin and Waltham Watchea the press this week. General Dan. C'. for Its Clipper ships. The ancient W ttf wwii CUri of tha Caips ut thn vassal still la towad fr« n Nawpaet, ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Army Engineers, came out fiat foot Rhode Island, to the .Navy Yard in ed. in behalf of this measure which Brooklyn, where she will be put In has become the tayget for Senator «*« worthy condition for her trip Burton’s shafts, m which the dis­ down the eqpri^nd' up the bay to tinguished head of 'the Engineers the Patapsco. After the celebra­ said that there was, in his judgment tion incident to the birch of .Francis "Ies than one-hajf of one per cent Scott Key’s immortal tribute to the Ope Inch Cards Will Be Published Un­ 'pork' in the River and Harbors flag, the Constellation will come to der This Heading At i he $tate Of $7.20 bill," and he beoleved he was freer Washington to -find permanent Per Year. of questionable appropriations than berthing in the historic Potomac, a any waterway improvement bill shrine for the thousand of visitors T H O M A S E M M E T W IL SO N heretofore reported from tho two who come to the*Cepltat of the Re­ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR committees of Congms,charged with public throughout the y< AT-LAW' xxxxxxx river and harbor matters. i f‘You have no Idea how the sent!- . Striking facta regarding our forest Lei* S u i* Altura«) S*vinih Judicial Circuli «f Herid« mont calling for the improvement resqurces, their value* and their Arridane««. Santoni and Srivaa Lata of oqr rivers and harbors has grown waste are condensed in sn eightin..tha,':last few yeats, unless y&f page, illustrated circular of the come from the 'district In which 1 American Forestry Association, just live and which borders upon one published. The lumber industry ' of the great natural thoroughfarM U ssld to employ 735,000 people to D e n t is t s of the country1," said ex-Congress- whom are paid annually $367,man' William E. Rodenberg, of 000,000 in wage«, the vmule of pro­ ducts being' $1.256,000.000. The ^ast St. Louis, Illinois. Garner & Woodruff Building ’ "The NnUonsl Hiyeri and Har­ forests of the country over 560,bors Congress and the great com­ 000,000 acres. An average of 70 human lives are mercial bodies of the cities interest­ ed in tho question of cheap trans­ sacrificed annually In * the forest Terms Moderale— Strictly Cash portation are largely .responsible for fires, says the circular, and a loss occurs of $26,000,000. Damage from this awakening. "Any senator, in my judgment, insects and tree diseases, which fol­ P h o n o 319 who would attempt to talk such a low fire, costs each year $6(7,000,000. bill to death would be inviting his •The cost of destruction resulting from floods is not estimated, but is own political ruin." GEO. A. DeCOTTES xxxxjfxx ~ 1 gtrgTr-ar roumlt""* millions.-------~ It is pointed out in the circular ATTORNEY AbD COUNSELLOR at LAW An eviction that had much of the solemnity which characterized the that if the planting of forest* waa Predio* in State end Federal Courts seizure .of the humble homek of the adopted on a comprehensive scale, an annual income could be derived Irish peasantry for non-paymont of Us mer-Woodruff Bldg Sanford FIs, rent, Was enacted in .the nation's In the country pf $66,000,000, and capita] one day this week, when by preventative treatment upon tim­ DR. -C. G. B U T T Mrs. Helvn A. Lockwood was dis- ber each year $100,000,000 could be poscMcd of her home in which she saved. DENTIST had lived'for forty years, her good* Office: Yoweil Building set out ill the street, and the only Black and White Not Colors. woman who. ever ran tor. The presi­ SANFORD, FLORIDA Strictly ■peeking neither black nor dency was forced into lodgings far removed from the scenes of her. for- white 1* a color, white being m com-f Vii mer activities. A Mr*. Lockwood's blnatlon of all the seven primary col-' THOMAS EMMETf mysoN E. WÍHOUSON WÌbOUSON HOV.H1IOI.DEU o n . and black.being ah absorption of home was purchased lest December all. ' Oodles that reflect all thè rays of by the New Enginnd Casualty Com­ tho sun are called white; tho*® that pany. It was believed that friends reflect some rays and absorb others would come to the assistant of the are called red« blue, green, etc.; those L A W Y ER S agedTbu(Tragiat and champion of in­ that absorb' all tho rnyi and reflect • « Sanford, . -V’ ’ Florida ternational peace, .but- not enough none are called black. . waxm y ’ * not; aJbt > n|o • • i , ' Henry McLaulin • =*-ir iilfä Jjlfp ¿• . •; Business Cards Drs. Mason & Householder Wilson & Housbolder CONDENSED REPORT OF THE CONÖrriON OF SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK OF SANFORD f At the close of ^iftlness JUne 30th, 10Î4 }• v i ’ . ' ‘"'Vf f j *itj • Resources ’ • - ,- ;- - t » ali-: . ( A Lóan6 &J)iscoanls $140,277.22 Overdrafts . • , . ? 397.17 Stocks and Bonds • 13,595,34 V‘ Fumtlnre & Fixieren 2,572.96 Cas '-fene from Banks 111,116.21 . m v jp ini . ' ••.«*-♦ s x m m * . Liabilities Capital Stock A Surplus & Proi^ Dividends Unpaid . 2,000.00 " Bonds Borrowed -. . 5,000.00 Deposits . ! ' . .208^ 80.79 an $267,958.90: m .............^ .4 . ' » Jr*r- r < ' 4. ( . - correct. IJé P » President i A;U-, *Y V'r**Tt -4 ■» A’ritM* �- ■ ■1 — - ■■■■■d ^ rÙ W«w »w -w » va ixwtU ** fücni- un ■IJ - mw * M■■■ M —- 1■*-»”— third day ut Anturi to h**r ram piti»U. U t f r * V. T i r , .y Flanlan, O. W .. l ìl i ò n , A, J . . «IhipHird* H rrf«!> r n w il& l. Ju ly 4tlr l f ! 4 tjr. t s 4 . F i t t . n f 4 t oq Mpn«»y D a P o m t, II. L Cook, O. cook* Q. W. ■ ■. 11*11, F r a n k ....' llaMen A Clark Hall, F r a n k . .. . Slplln, F*i 11 . . . Da Fornai D E SC R IP T IO N Sanford Uotol A lmp Co V n-Car 'Cbamieal C* , , Ranlord Hotai A lmp Co Vowotl, N. P . A Co. O aafh . J a* r r « . . •* .. Hotilan H. R. Co . . . P p ta a in B d '.. . . . . . . Moldan R. B . C o .. .. T h u rb ar, VF. H . . . . . . Wilton, T . * . SriatpD. D. R. Waatardlck, A. P. tt& k O m ì, IUngl*. Wm. 8k a p p a rd .lt Itanton Mi Bonton A Mark Davi*. T . D ., , . Thlgpan. W. L i Rand, P . II-----Knight, A. I L . , M arcati. Falla. Clark. C. T . . . . Graham , U n n i Thtapan. W. J . . t iara. W m ,, Piantar, l l y . , , . Clark. W m . ,. ,. Collina. M im ai. Wing. C . L .-----WJog. C . L .. , Elllton P an d ar JarV»on. D ato . . Corker. W. C .. . William*. G. W. William*. C . U .. William*. M oia. 1 ,0 (4 . . L o u 6. 9. 10 , •U t T ., . . . . 11 . .L o t . . Lot T .. . . . . . . . la t 9 ... ,v ,. . . In i 1 0 .. . . . . ..L o t . . Lot* 1 and S . . l o t 10............ .L M * t . f . 4. I .L o u 9. 9 Id. . .L o U f and S. . .L o t 0 . . . . . . , .L o U 2. 9. 4 . , i * I t 4 . . . . , * ,. ,. Lot .9 .. . l o ia 1, 2, 9 . i .L o u I. i , I . . L ot 1 . . . ......... .L o ta 9. 1 0 , . . , .L a ta 9, 9, 10. Real Ratait* Co 3,200 ISO 2, too 1,400 2.3 0 0 I.soo 1.000 1,409 1,000 2.100 2,5 0 0 4,100 4,000 Tuckar, C. Tí Kirby. T B. Thigpen, W. liarían. Smith. M. M Talar, IL K .. H a rla n ........... WILon, P. J . D cPoreat, II Hick*, W. I Ialo g , J . P. Lalng. J . P. Laing, J . P. —All r .- r r r r : l a t 3 .............. • .8 and 3 11a<£>ainiy, Wm A raalei Takach Mu'tianey, A. B .. , M ahtm ay, t W Holden l(*»l K *t*lr O ilin flr , Mr* B. '. F. J P a tir*, C. . O ’ NanL V ictim * Fam nU , A. B * C * u iw y , W, C. T asd u id il, E. W .Parkin«. N J l|ai<Vm ileal K ittle « irtiT , T. It ■GafìlUh, T J. Pur taf, H. L lir a i t y, Mary M PU*, M .............. ........... 'lb V m i* n M annin, Mr*. A ( i m c n i n , Joe Ien a*. J . L . i* u rro n , .Aldndi*., M it M ill.r , W « Munenti. Jnu A t-h t.lt. W * * -Minmun, J , K l e « « . IC M«y foiTME. J. y .......... la ia g . J . F . .......... t . l u n e . J . K................. doing, J. K.......... 2,000 1,900 9.400 900 3,000 300 3.400 450 2.400 1,500 150 son l.soo 2.400 R(K) 1,250 1.250 too l a t * 4, fi, 9, 10 ................ la t 7 Lot 3 .L o t fi l a i * 7, H, y. 11* Lut « la t t . I^*<» 2 *ml i l a t * I and 2 l a t * fi» 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . l a u 1, ff. 0. 7 -------- | G rargH aan Uiihlnait» Jar. H a k « . J P. Hirrrv A . 4 ituhturofi, M, F Evnrfy. E U'Uaoo, T E. l i n l a jy , J, L Pugh. \l*r> llird t irahanv F W U ary , R M -Sam uil 1Uj *i . . . . .. . Uahor, J. P GaamUng. A. A. f la k n , J. P. .Jiicka, Emma ....t i .. I ><an,.y. I . H. C. . . . Grrart, Ha«: ......... .. ; .. llnKlliy. ¥.,............ m îtalundo, M .. . . . . . . . . Rabona. X»r. J . N . . * . . Saninola County Sank. Shtafar, R. C . . . , . v . . . SHInhoU**, 8. O .. . . . . . . Ultna. A. 8 ............. Hlmpron, AV m.........., j Sptar, 0 * 0 . A. + . . . . . . L *W 4 4 , M a n d ò ! . . . . . . . . . . 8 trl(i| frll*» ’t Additl»n ... Moldan Rail Ratal* Company L o t I f . . . . . . 11 ... * * * .'■ Bah Dlrlaion 1 1 1 Lot 4 . , . . . . . . . . irli tir a* n* w * * {* ’ T*r*lUig#T. J . . E . . . . * Thr**h*r, D. L .......... Tbom at, E lian.‘i i t Turnar. W. D . . . . . . . Va-Car Cha mirai Co. Vibrant, J , E . .# ,« * * W tuoRr H y «y » 'tu * * B . P. W hllnar. W blUaktf. R . I L , . . , William*, T . W L .. . Woodruff A Wation Woodruff, P. L . . . , . Woodruff, E . T . . , . . W ray, H a r r y ; . . , ; ; , ; Zltroaar. H. Lot 1 1 . , . . . lo t* 1 and 4 U t » ....,. Ilòta 1 and 4, Im i l i I tt i . Otoah’a Bah Hèil*l*w4H»rb-d» •••■'*.* A. A. PRE5TOK, . i f and I I I . , . , , . . . . . . . . . . ■ 21 la H aaft*d -~ ria. Land A C d . Co. Calary Ptanlatlan E a to f t of m ark U if** * far» a* * #-* a-á 0 a* a-* ••*■*. I . . ♦AU Hlock l o , I .* t> . ■< * t t *-** 4 ? * » f * Ç-» * t ; « i *’*-» * t i p ii u i* * * j * . . . . . . . . i . . . . Atl Block* 15. 1C and I T S .-.......... Bloc kn I I , 19..........il» .......................... Hincha SO, f l , U .......................... Block U . ,1 '.................. P. 1ST.4 It Block 25, all Black 47 Block 4 9 . ^ í , i », i . , *, *. * » * « 2.200 2,100 1,400 1,100 ■2.00t) i.VOO N H af Blork 9 1 .. S J f of Block I f . . W iy at Black 4 4 .. Blocke 94 and 47. All plat Edgetavn W W of Block 1 4 .. K ‘J at Black *6 . W ft of Black 8 4 .. T h at part Lou 47, 94 N Trilby Br A. C. L. SR and th at part of 97 8 Trilby Br A. C. Block 9 8 ................................................................... Block 94 9 of Hy................................................ Raad'a Addllloa l a u 9 , 9, i s , . , OeParral'a Addltlan Lota A, B ............................... H erida Laad á Calaaliatlaa Ce l a U 14 and 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . L a u 17 and IS.................. .. L ot 1 9 ................................. . t.ooo 9.000 400 LoU 1 Ö to 29 Wilton. T . E ................. .. Sdenrd. M ary M. H Int Aldridge, W. O., H U t- Hhipp, M . . . Yapl*. P. II While’* Hub [Million l a u 1 and 3 . . .......................... Lot* R to 14, t ................... j . , | a U 9 to 14, 2 . . . ’ ................. Markham Park Height* la t 9 2.000 soo NAME 400 2,50(1 3.000 11.000 A. C. L. R. IL l>»poL *hop*, ata . 11,500 Benoara, M inntck............ S pencef, G . W. t1,400 Fil U, W. A . . . . . . ...................... i1,200 £25 Il^yant, J . W............... .............................. ^ *.. 200 Harnea, M r*. M. F. .75D Pace, fetta A , E st.................................. 300 R. E. L. IL R . .............................. .. t . . . 1.300 W hittaker, C. C .. or J . D. Ilo h irl* 740 W hittaker, C. C, 1,200 Par*. Ella A. K *l.. . . Tatar*, B . . • r . Van Non* . Smith, M. M .. , fVr , Smith, M. M . . . . , ... 'Smith, M. M............. .. 1.400 P oitet. J . A............... 2.000 Broim . A. W. . .1 300 Mead, Edith ___ u 500 Irvine, J . T>. Jr. ' . . 11111. W. J . . . .. Tyler A Learh Jew ett, 8 ., , . , . . . . Barnhart, J . D .. . . . . Secord, M ary . ,., Cry »tal lew -Co,. . . . . Meliti Je . W. J . , ; ; . . . Guarnan, P. A ,.',, t . . AllUnn, i , A .. < r , i , , B o ta b a n . J . D............ T1pv»n. A, L . . / : , , ; . ia S* * * i .... * -* SS 90 aa ss Iw 19 19 19 19 au 10 50 30 30 • 90,000 T90 4,9 0 0 MOO MONO many of tbe now gowns deA otgnod for dinner or ricoptlon wear, and In the mbjorltp tdf thoao m atin f o r d a n c i n g ,'t h e fru g n H iy * o r t h e In tho French entahHahment* Rléffree appear to have boon forRotten or nrTlBt belonging In tho scherno of ehlngn. No one poaaeaslnc the bent sense of clolhta can call these efforts the bent a rt They hare been described an “beautifully Indecent” clothes, bat dothing which leaves out the elemhnt otjnddpsty does not deserve the name of clothing. Deanty of fabric and beauty of llne^ art not all .that am required to make a beautiful gown. There are aleereleta gowns, like tho aplendldginodel shown here, by Vagaraey, Ir which the bodteo io to welt managed that tho uncovered irci» are la r e m a rk a tilo *t »I fiJ |T7* * NAME Allen, Mr*. M. ! Annitrirne, 'í f f * Armour r*ttUI**i Arnert * * WII»uo Danniti, ti* » . , , Lut 0 ’ L o u 3, I . & l a t a A. * 10 l a t 9 ‘. . , . . i i * • m m BVoek, D .-C .. . . BIryarC B S L.JÄY .T. ., . U tfJJry . k : H.. . ■BiiLma. W. B . . . / . - Î , . . . . . . Huit, C. O . . . , , Volt». Itali** JKÍ.Yr. . .1. v C ald aril, D. A. Clark. W. M. Crystal lea Co. Coanally, H. U. Crown Columbia Croaby, P. L *., Co-Op*rally# G D t M om . J o * . . •Hurl') . Belli. . . a . . . . T M m t a , W, J . ................ Í . HuBhrs Heal E ila t* C o .., .im iHi, C. J . . J . ______ . . . link Un Kami ta ra ta L * . . T h i h ar. L. H ... .. • f* I» ill* r* * i |j* *t'* m h m M artha. . .. Ilnldrn R ail Batata Ç a .t. T u rn er, J o n .. . . . . . . . 2,000 400 I.OOO 740 440 8 *,'000 190 200 Ferguniti, J-m .Til* 4L * a a a * '»T WpMlHPW# -w •loo 100 tOO' «40 L**nw. c. ü....;.. ÍSte'B-ifc:::;; M unloy, Clara Eat. K im N ttional Hftttl* rtaala», ,J . P .............. d alch al, M. Ga v tt*. W :, Ü *«rg* Kilt» ülbbard. and graceful. A l itt le em broidery la coquo de. rocho and two very hand* some omamentfl adorn tho narrow Klrtle. v J U L IA B 0 T T 0 M L E Y . Complete abstracta from the records of y , -.y ,' *. „. . -..u. Orante and Seminóle Countias. Tax.es ; 'pilid for non-residentr*. •*.’; * ^ * C. W. COODBICH. Ma«ÍUf*r »»*-. V* * wa * * Ól A . , . . . . h t. I I .- . Ion. .Claud* «•t# W* *f St. Leö College, *’<0 * * *¿** e-ai #** i * ï - « •!■r ai« « fj i t È1*V*ÉArV**T^Tr-»-' FrnVflr1 » « y»*i ■■ L ** *)a ‘a H u b D Irift.a Lot* \ * r 9, 12, 19. 19. lo w y ÿ t, w . Y. . M artin, C. It. t llaw ton, U O,.-* * . . J r t j j t f l *«4 K tM l * ^ - * * *> w* t * , * . . * -a A ptl*rr*<)ti. -.ifiilr,W|i *»^.««‘ *1*9 ** * flÿiT l(i1l »rd.. It.- Ghi r » . . í V í ..........Lota 1 4 . 1 5 ,1 4 . IT -. . r T ,.. * ¿W ia ñ d rr, U n ta i e ■■im h ^ a ltw : ChM. E. é Conducted by tho Benedictino ’■ *• Fnthett T “‘ T p R M S 1226.00 ■ % • » ■,» . *#»* King, 3 1 .......... K#Hy.-C. J . . la k * PortwaL C h a p p .lf* B ab piylylaa '■’Hi Î* ?•l'-vt» -P TOR C A ÏA L 'k ‘ ;WAh* * * * * * r ^H irn ri» Clark ft of a il. . , . j ;;»■ * Sleeveless Gown of Silk and Laces * |>» I »“* if*** 1 .Paraoáal L o u 1. I lot 4 . . . . . l o t fi. . Lot 7 lo t R l a t * 7 and 8 law tn . K . W Huí Aon JUAJ |g| 10,000' 1.400 la t 3 . ............................... II (iiaemn, Dawloy. IL M M iada, T . 9 . . ( . . . . Barry. C . M.......... , llnahla*. Mr*. N. I Lnka, Mr*. F o r m t Graanburg, Mr*. Ai Nlcbal, I f * ; ............. Daniil*, Mr*. W. V Tblgpan. W. J , . . . . Hunter, J . W.......... Baker Bln for Ileal Eetato Co Baal Batata Co tUal E *tate Co l l a N U n _________ WUaon, T . E . . . . ISaafntd Mlg. Co. S eafard Mtg. Co. Hanford Mlg. C o ........... G berk, T . / ..................... Hoidan Baal Batata Co. Baa/cird Mlg. Co. Hanford Mtg. Co. . . . . RoUmmiy, A, M . . . . . . . Traffonl. Mr*. A. M ... M ahnney, F »fc.nr*, W. I L illian , Gao. lltyam. W. 1! 399 ■950 300 A K H c l Block* 4T and I f Block M . . Block C f ,. . . . . . ............ i:» i of Block to . W h of Block 7 0 . . . . . 1 , Block* 71 and 7 f ............... Block* 73 and 71 Block 79 ....... ............. Ia t 7 . , . , , . . « Lot JA ......... , . L o td .a n d NS Hty af 8 and LoU V to 4 . . . LoU 1 to 4 . t l a t a 7 and R. . . . . . . , . l a t * 0 «od 10 . l a t * I, S, 3, I, A *. . N W I* .......................... ■All ................... ............... l o t * 1 , 2 . . . ; ...................... ,lo U 4, 7 . . . . ............ ! . . H l i .......................................... Lot* fi »nil 7 , Lot* R, ». io .W ut Lot* I and 2 la t 3 t a t * 4 and J, la ta fi and 7 l a i * I *o<l 3 , la i 3 . la t I , l a i * I and 1 Lot I l a t fi t a t 10 l o t * 6 to 10 ., „ . la t I' f a t 1. 7 •. , . ta l 7 l a t * I, Ï , t , 7. . . . . . . lo t * 6 to 10 . . . . i . . . . . . Mattiti'.-. Addition la t » 1 B S •' ■f •■ Rablnaoa'a B arrar Millar. T . J . . . . . . . C h i eh. T, I . t , * , , . Ilawkin*, W, ! . . Warran. D. W , . . . . S ton a A G r a t o .. . . WUaon. T. J L , . . , . Koala r, Mr*. M. K R aaaattar. A. T . . . . M artin. Mr*. i L u T h r tik a r . D. U . „ ( l a r g o . N- ! ! . . . * . , T h i l o . D. l > . . . Moldan, R. E . . . . fiolilan II. 8 M W o , 4F.-A P .'. . . . Sm ith. IL II. » . t^8»'"I I . . . . . . . . .’I t t 1 t . . . . / . . /.L m i t . . . . . . . . .L o t a o - t .......... . « Lot ai i . . . . *** . . U U B , sa, 2« . . L m * S t to S t . . , L r t l l .í v .A ., Loi I , ....... *.............. I Ma ». 10 11 Lot S i v a i i . L e u 1, 9 . 1 , . . H L ou H . Il LoU 1, 2. 2 . . Mutar, T . J - . - , Kall«. DT. D. W. tiu th ri*. B............ .. W oo d ru ff.. . . . . . . Jj&wa, W . à . . . . . . Van Daman.. C. Il Chriatophar, J . D. Chrtitophrr, J . D, Muaaon. J . . . . . . . Jahnaon, C. P . . . . MUlar. P. L . . . * . , llarndon, C. P . . . Connelly, A, P . . Mutuo*, D. G . . . . . . . t . Hnu*holdar, W. E . . . . , Garner. N. I t .............-V fftophana, IL R . . ............ Camarnn, U G.............. .. Lang, di* W. Planar, law t# . . . . . . . . . Galgar, A .« . « , . * . . . * * • F ia ta r, la tr ia .............. , . A borna thy, Mr*. W. W, Hon nao* J . C * .. . . , . * . CaMwafl. D. A. A San* V bltA ir. B. P*. N**l, Dr. T . A¡ IMckard. J . O .. » 0 « 0 * 2 0 0* *• k9 D f .,0 . H .. . " ............... ia MiíVÍS, »Vf**»;* tà r * r -R m H h -P ..-; . . :v7 r * , I -* ri^Q !*■ leal Cobrari : �Popular Hats for Vacation Trips . . Bomlool* Vouniy B a n k . . . .A . B. .Smith'( r o l) ............... U. Homo». .V . . . , . Mro. Hoto Z i l t m r ............ . .O . W. Cooko (ro l.)............ ..H o a r y Wataon (rol.) » m».o . . y . Ç . Martin («ol.> u m . . .O . H. Hlr bordona. . .Ç . H. Din too ..................... ..J a n . H ickses A Hon (coi) ..A lb a n A» arsralln g........... V .L . R . 1'hllipt A C o .......... «J Arnon A WII*on.................. .« I!»nry U n d M ( m i ) .« » * . , . Sanford CjTrl« C i . . . . . . . Ä i i ä i ; : ; : Plom biag rontro rto r......... R t u t t m rrrh o n t# .............. B tro o r chop, « chairo . . . . RoiMI m archam a..’. .......... BnrbOr «hop <4 c h a ira )... RtiaU m o r r a a n t........... .... Itetpll m rrrhont. ............ O p ia t o 2 pool tobloo.. . . Hagkage wagón ond droy IIBPB» «OOo.do.OoooOooo HotoL arrom. 10 to 15____ Rota!) m r r r h o n t................ Rotall merchante ............ bllor. Introduction o f lacquered ribth Ita m etallic-looking, highly a surface (w hich euggeats durtrot-docs not r f aH y mean 1t h ven coniiderable atrength to black braid. A pretty model outing hat la made o ve r a w ire with silk fiber braid sewed to ere Is a - collar of black lacribbon laid in fluted plaits st la about the prown. Between alls are clusters of ^cherries J . W. ro fd <«A) .0 ,i%hn M f p f . « * •. O. C . Bryant Ovara u m t T OvaratrMl t . Lulu llonton ícense State and Seminole County, Florida, for the year ending October tut, 1913 v>- S..Thao. J . W. Dlckloa P. J , N*4may* in ai Ico A Wi Is-do h sro b r \4 County a t A. D. U H , Crystal 1rs Cc Dr. C. E . Wnlkor............ ¡ I>?. T* A♦ N ü l« Dr. N doV. Howard. . . Dr, bam uri l ’uleotoa. . D». DU vor J . Millar . D». J . W. N | a o n .... . . . >D r. 8 . W . U w l s « Operating ferry. I I»' , Rotoli moreka a t . . Physician A Surgeon Physician A Surgeon Physician...................... Pbyaid ........ an i A Burgeon physician A Burgeon P b y s ld a n ,, ............ Kanner S v '.g in f Light A P « *J Co ml. Light A F u .l Co. chard Johnood V . . . L. MIII*« 22S;,Qct Oct Oct Ort Ort Ort Ort Oct Ort Oft i » u . ., D ll» ..l»H... 191». . 1 5 1 2 ...' 1913. . . m * r .- : 19. », , . 191». . (*, D .'P o arso n , P ao la----Stand ard Oil Co. . ¡ ¡ » ira p o o o ., . . I lu Booo Du Booo. scant Romo l i . j K ÿ Æ f . '. : Ahütn,a rto rr of* Till. Glonn folio ln« C r. w S k 5 : : ; : ; ; : : Co F» • 0 o •o* 0 « £Brf l i' î r {M ; IftBIU, f.............. a00«oi P y .00 A H a y o o o ...’ . t I . J . M W k l... Q; W. Crim , te r n i . ,, Ihu A Castas....... kan A C a t t a i . . . . . J . U artos, a iN i àSSSsff. T ro roloro1 la s C o .. Koal aatoto scant . , la u n ch lor hlro. . . . P U k m o rk o t............ Hoto» m orrhaata.„ Itootaurant, 1C trota .N at Piro loo C m .. Hoy E lettone* Am . nuoti,lock otoad, S Im M s s ik ip i* ....... Bo. Mutual Aid Aoaa RotoO s t i i i i a t o . . . . , R o ta» m a r *b o a t.. . . . itosi ostato o|«nt. . , . Lumbar d oolor.. P h y s i c i a n -----P h o to fra p b a r.. . Rota» morrhant Rosta u rn a t.......... »•toil morrhant m erchant. .*._............ Ifow r « . « i ... « •, » . i maker and r«polr*r m o rtk aat. v . ............. m rrrhont. t1»------. . . LI*arv otoblo. r t atork or law S h ln m still, cap *».000............ H tiill m i f t u B t . * o. * 0 •* •« * U to r r atoblai I t h otork or loot lu t All m t r i l f t l l . ooi ot i oe e o M t*U BDtrek t o t ........................ Harbor shop 1 ch o ir................. Retail m o rrh a a t.. .................... RoOtil morchoat D e n t is t ., ï. . . . . Loral Inru rtnr* ago n i............. Rotali m orrhant'....................... Auto for hlro. 5 poooongs* . . . Auto lor hlr*. » pomati gw . . . DooUr In froth man(g.............. .R otoli m archant. ( , Ri t a W m orrhaat......................... U « . . Apr I f i e . . . . Ilta ry Lando . 1 . . . . . . . . . fhlaglo mill, esp 50.000 . U vory and hack. . .‘ . . , U t ..A p r ii I t l t . . . W - S - Pries. . Contractor ■ 40. .April ta u . Bonford N o r.lty Worbt . Navolty works . Rotoil morchoat . . . . 1 4 t , , April 1 S I 4 . . .W . T . pw leord.. . Photograph«............... . Turpontls* stilt, rap 25 .■ s ta ll m arrkanta.......... . Dootlot............................ ÎîllÎvÇ ..... L . J . B o b * « ----- KiO .Ckodw lrk. . W. A. Ginn •. •, J . II. Oesrutaa. ■W . D, IIsolaban urpontine (till, rap 1« b lato» morekaat. . . . . . . loving ricturo Show. . , Boarding houao, 1 Rota» merchants. Rota» morrhant« Harbor. I chair . . . •• ** ■SlSNM I M l l l U l l t f a . '. Roto» m erchant............... , , Meto» m orohSO t.,. . . . . . . . Watrhmakor A ropataor ..n iry r la repair rhop......... . . Hela» ntorehante . . lindert a kora A E mb, . , . ..U rla li marchants . . . . . . llr u d m orchoat........... to lortory, «op 21 ton* It. factory, cop I f to o t Ilota» morchoat Hoto» m orrhant, « « » • Civil Kng A Survsyor . , , , Staam lau nd ry,............ 1-aunrh for hi............................ Auto for h lrd .e .. . . . . . . . . . Wholoaal* m orrhant............... Auto for b i r o . , . . . . . , . . . , . U. B. Health a A te Ina do Rota» marchant . Rota» merchant. . c iirtS M TÜomaa (roll*, inchini Bradford (col) C. Splnki. i , . , , •, Lilly A Jsm oa. .............. 8. M11**11....................... C bttll* Aadtreon (ml) Rotali morrhant. . Itala» m erchant. . Pool room, I tatOo Pool room, 1 tabi* Albert Williams II. B. Johns A r A. Jahneoh (eoi) Isaiah D lrlao n ., H. Brown............ n a b iwurkot. - . . . . . Hato» Ash dialers Harbor abop,.l_£hal Auto for h i t * . . . . K ola» m o rrh an t.. Pert Personals. W hy D ivide H im » ’ Joh n n y begged to be taken to tliw (heater for the nrat“ ftme. and fluaU y hla mother gave In. ’’V e ry w ell, dtw r» tomorrow 1 w ill take you to see a n actress take the part of a llttlo b o y— •Peter Pan’ by name." -Joh n n y looked sober. "W h y." he asked, '‘w ill she T ru ly , thee« are nicbartl Olney’a de­ clining years.— Colombia Htate. 1 Confronted w ith marital tronblen. Manuel reflects that bo alw ays bas the stage to fall back on.— Exchange. Still. If O . K - Cbeslertori bos too IAO«,. 12.50 a .« « ,. Lao much fun w ith the eugenists. they may ■.Oft.. U m nn «L sA p ub lish his waist invneure In support o f their contentlooa.— Washington Poet Congratulations sre due to 8tr Thom ii • B tttsr L o t H e r C r y .' as Llpton on tbs fact that he did not A w o m a n 'ts a lm o s t a s p e o u lla r a s m have to depend fo r-b is success as A m an. S h e w ill b r e a k In to t e s r a s ta ll man of alfalra od his Judgment as s th e m o^e s h e Is u rg ed to o h e e ^ s p constructor of yachts. — Washington 3 •righili,"rn n fItlnos. »•toll morghont.. , . It -'« I morchoat.. . , Retail m on kaa t . . , . lir ia » mor chants , . , Gas plant Hrtail roorrhanta . . Rotoli, aaorakdat., . Itakory th e HTVo sb o w ill c ry . Ilarbof W í á h “ « :.. ¡¡¿ ¡ii A. o . B in ,.» ' M. P. Roblw Wobotor MU' ce Silting.. U »* p o « m *. . 2. labios Itsooloof. ft. V* Il. t.. II. C. M« 0 . SpringSold rtro A Mar Ino Co. U .U>U olf' *4i' V st* Hm II Kirt UÁi*r* V I *m* 'aa* Co .*.*. * Çh sa. L Polit» ..« « « • . W. G «y an f o i . . . ,, ! .. A. ilo ti...................... Dr. W. E. Hoaohtldrr N. U. C o rn a r................ farjio_Brw a...................... I f f » SoBf. Bottling Worh# O. W. S p e n ce r...........» . . . J . B . J o b «*, Q viods. . . , O. O. Wuoloolt. , . A. . . ■ Oviedo HHw A r » r o Co H. B . ble Cali . . . . . . . . Lawton Broa, Odkrdo. » \ J . H. I m . Ovlndw . . D r. C. J . M arrholL J ’— C . J . M o r« h o M ,...^ ,! ... J . ». Mr Ks nki r ' Wm. J a«obor . ‘ -rfV l«tor BchOWfSE . W. Blilaniv . i , . . . . v P. H atch ............ B a l L u m ber C o . . . . . . . HUI H4w. C o . . . . . . . . . . Hawkins A w arroo. . Job. C. Harrio. O. P. l l r r ndwo. . . • - •’ Ú . M c lo u lln .......... ' . » 4 . Hodgo* Bros..f t .y .| * i- o(oato. Monta. ornata. t| on u . aconto. 0con ic. ofoat«. aconta. v o «u «w t«| A*# ''T . t t t O Gorm aste Flro la a C i .7 A Surgeon !.p ( l9ÍS.‘.‘ ,‘ ! Dr. C .’ J . Marshall. Ovlod* Phyaif^lB. . baa a,« .#**..-%••• * Seminole C oun ty, Florldk. for Ihe year ending October 1st, 1914 o<t m » ; i , -----------*’ Co.. Co.. Co., Co., Co., Co,, Co. Co., fc Ï Â S : S S 0««U potion Baa.' cZ $m t i« ¿ £ C m A A A A A A A A ni Building A L o t voo V* UlwVBWtr ** * #♦. * * o .;.B o o to rd Puralturo Co. Jo * D o M o n t .,,........... J . 0 . McCrary A Co •omissis Pharmacy . Goo. f l u h ,............... Ms ,« 1 *h Mltehel) Wight O ratory C o .----"W. 8 . P a r k e r . . . . . . . . . Haiti* B. UryaM (col) Harry W ray .. . . . . . . . . Ckofo Choto Cktoo Choto Chaoo Choto Cktoo Ckoot N Y U odorwrit lat Co......... . Niagara Iss-Co. ..............: la . Co of N A morirà. . . . Orioni Ino Co............ ............... l'hoonli A m ol Loados......... . rh d o rto k o r...... ........... L P . M «Cullar. . . . . , R obert C la r is . . . . . . . Mro. J . H. B r u t o a ... Gardner A Johnson. . A. J . Coulter t e o i) .. . Now U to M«dirai Co. V V MÿSa::::i i<“ nc » : : : : : : : : U * A L oad as A Globo Ina Co -K ., o u i . . . . . : ; . . In ch in i tailor........................ •toll m r tc h o b t..,.....'. Iror otoblr. 5 h ocork or Woo onk. «tO.ooe capitol stork atoll m orrhant...................... aggag* «nena ond d r a y .. Stall m orrhant............. stall lerrrhont >Ko R* j iWytii •o * * t O rr man Am#r Ina C o ................. 1 . Woodruff, ocra m i l marchant.................. ,J»hn Colson (« M t.. 'j . D. Ilonnor (ro t) David L . Thrarhrr r t it l A D*a Co at Md ......... iiV f ö u u Rotali m artVont A alo for hlr*. 81 Hot oil mrrrhont Rota» morrhsat Rot«» mrrrhont mrrrhont (Ip u aoarohaat Otall merchant. blllty to recommend It, as well as good looks. *-.*• Flowers, so macb. In evidence on tho dressier bsls of the season, ore not used on outing or traveling bits. Out fruits, less fragile, are a part of lb s play, with cherries as the star. Fringed ribbons, tbsl Is. ribbons raveled out Into fringed ends, or •paces, are pleasing on hats that de­ pend on ribbon alone* for decoration. Hut there are not many of* these. Too many goqd ornaments made ready ... I--- *_______ ______M ' ft _ . 1 , (o .tuie. too 'many good substantial fancy feathers, save tbe time of trimmers. T h o trimming"fef hats of this kind h r-d ta tln c tlr w H hfn -th e sco pc-of-thtt - home milliner. A shape originally becoming and simply trimmed Is sure to turn out satisfactorily. Am ong one’s belongings good m illinery materials, left o v e r from other reasons. If of the right character, save money and an* awer the purpose for traveling hata J U L IA B O TTO M L E Y . ........ f j'M llr -i'h o e n la Ina C m ........... C. Tur pontino .U », cop l i b Rotoli m a r c h a n t s . . . . . , Rotall marchant ............. tripe fact« beta their them Ilftltl Aotno ln .g r .n r o Co 8S5S.‘Safá&.v.:: R aU lI m rrrhont........... . . . . B . A O. Motor C o . . . . . . A. W. Watboa . . . . . A. H. fuller WoodraC A Wttaon B an k Of O rlad o .. . . n ik . Irtish Dickson (rol) Utrary, i h t o U t i m . , , rlali n u fk tl .......................... T b . B . B u r k ............ D. D. nonio U . , . . . Amo lo? hlr». 5 w o w .p r . IJy o ry atable, 5 h atotk or D. D . D o o M ............ D. D. D i s t a l ,, . l , . . ............Rotoil m orrboat. . . . . . . . lo h n Turnar ( r o l ) ... . . . . . . Ü vory atablo. 5 * atochar Mro. Alleo Moaoonc* ............Raotourort. trrora 15 . . . . A J . Blggora. . , . . . . «»*»•»IJÍkjüfk « s i l , Vo-Coro Cbrmlrol C f a r t illir r foctory.......... Thoo. K . B o t a s ,. . . . . Ro a! oota lo o to n i. . . . . . . . ato ll morrhant 1* D . H art. . . . . . . . . J . M . S la m a i............ .atoll morrhant T . Koono............... s c e n e * « » to n 1 atoll mrrrhont C. B . M cC arthy. . . . Dr. 8 . W. I c o t a , , , hfM eUa. . . . . . »toll nrrehont .*•*11 mrrrhont olnil morrhant. Tff>n ■n m ir m n t u » «row that the tim e fo r vocation is coming n ear and baa. In ^fllTod. the consideration of Kars up. hata w blcb w ill do all 'aasrrrt have a -rig h t to expect S co t. Union A H oi. l a t O». Ijnndon A a u :» :-re Co ‘ » M /* -* Auto for Mr*. I j o m o m . B ank, lio.ouo.oo i t o ^ , . O r n ifU t. ; . .......................... lUtaH m orrboat.................. Rotall m rrrhon t.................. Hato» m rrrhon t.................. Auto for -IlIra. . Physician-. . . .. A sín (ft b ir o ... Rotali marchant JLoiail morrhant J u i n » HMftkanl Botali mwrhanl Hhippor oi »ak .. « e l 1913 II. Illcb a rd a e *;< Oct it is . V f.F -’ T . .iieooo. Oes ! « í f . i,vpw*räs ÇHw Co.. O r t 'l» r a .‘. ..«• W. N iio n ....... Oct 0 *1 Od lift 0«t 1913. - . Dr. J . W. NUon .. L. M o rg an ,.^ ; r a r a . . . , f J . I I . K a o n i ...,4 . 1 9 1 2 -:V ;f'.U rk A-‘n u t a o * .. r a j s . .«.(OlarVirwol Turposl « S R S tS » Bau tolls tt| Bauteil«. SI ...lows, i* Shaw«' <■. .1 Ishaksk.. . . ft ft < 'íf-OOt, I tra Coto Bol. WI Tops.V.' t - K I f j? J, . . Umeba - t Walk p s lm r t.. Boydv.y I iB ju m n t, . . X M f n A f tt. « « #1 ♦*in #iu ••*. «**. *♦#*•«• VwvflisÄV« ^ V «•••* OS*0» »• I ubalkru In irroh mrwta I m orohsnu (cantAt).. T ü fP tft^ ÄM1 aulì, rap 1« k . . H»tt s tr a n i, ,íf*«ah«p. . . . . . . alo M S W ....... . . . ¡a- aldo ahow.......... ftel yn *fcháJit. * * * jüpr in trsab fruit J Ar t a n. . .............. U, niarhoC, * £ ? * ! * • * */jV,» . - jovsriy . . y , . . - .......... M o j i t o ;Wa/kidiìl. IcC lo U asd ... . . . . . i - . - . Rota» martksol Ovil oaktsso« KovaB Aorrhaal Rwir.l mrrrhant Hrteil p.rffhapti [étain'b o ra h a u l.. : l * . lì ;'•••• H*» A child ten to twelve years old re­ quires 0.0 tbe food of a man. " . A stronom ers have figured that tbs son loses In Its m ass a quantity equal to the volnroe of the earth every 80.000.000 ykars. Queen M ary o f E n glan d Is s poor con Verso Ilo n s l i s t K in g G e o rg * or E n g lsn d I* s n e * r n e et stu d en t o f m eleonriogy. i t ts rem ark ed th a t t^ a re U a »|wrt- ag* of daughters among the royal fam­ ilies. of Ktfcca. Ud«TTg A liom lag ■aioil » « r r h s o k .- , Retail m o r tk a a t.,. : Rotali wiorrkaol . . LuDfOStaad .. . Rotali morckaol» « S Ä .T S » a Sülls;:!:::, C . e . W i . 'J** d g fft.ò èt i s t i . .-, ■í ‘ y* ■ 1 .s . , At 590 foot below the eurface of tbs traitor tbs amoatit of lllnmtnslion Is about the same a« that on tbe surface on a clear but moonldes night Two Prrnelmlen have Invented a process for treating photographic nega­ tive* by wblcb (be effect of stereoscop­ io raliof la produced In pletora*. *■ K ing. V fpfortí/iiinA nu el o f Ita ly bos b eeó >aVárdetl t h * C a rn e g l* hero gold m ed al fo r h i* w ork |n «UkcoWagtng h*2i.ro ron? doeds th Ita ly by th e e x a m p le b * 5.W0 s e t In giving aid to th e su ffe re rs o f th# »«« M essina e a rth q u a k e In 1908. . | TWtafl aamchant . But If * o n s one tells her to go ahead and nh»--d a* many tears as she. pleases. She w ill at otico quit cryin g and speak bwrm ind.— Atchison Ú loto. T o Avoid h a m fe e lin g s n h r n o t Abol­ ish la st p la c e in tb e b a se b a ll p e rce n t' a g e colum uaT—C h icag o N'eWs. .’ ' T l 4 r e > o n e rlb ln g a b o u t' b *seb *U . Noltody e g ra * w b e th e f o r h o t A mgn Is k \kx \ looking * 0 long os he c a n b it th * b a ll.—p e lrd it F re d ' P re s*. • AICJion«cV'. 'pFor«w«wf2>xial basetroll » t« < b een regard ed aA o-m onopoly. tb e com pi'tlUou now 1» progress sh o w s th a t (b « re Is no nood 6 t a n a u t i- tn is t law la sp o rtin g e tr c le s .-K e w . T o rk W orld. ncvn pf absorbing . teresi! People noi^ngrr' •a looking th*** foe things they W l^ ^ tk ey go to tbeir ndgtpspcr foi*. information as to r '.Whfare such iMnt> t m f be found* T h ii metho3 «art« time arid trouble. If to hrlng your w iret to the sttqi>- ' ¡-sr �ym zàm ssm ré in '..... ~ ~ “ T::~ïïri~'iiTrTii BUD G ET O F O P IN IO N YO U AND “JUST BETWEEN ¿Sirv* M E.” ' * à1 Ì! EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A CHIEL IS AMONG Y E TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. '" H E ’LL PRENT ’E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERED. ........................... * .♦ The Toat \ Wfftn nil,the world U «tinny An* »1$ 1» glowing' red, An’ everything U frlehdly Underfoot end overhead, * I'd somehow sort o' blame y’ If y* didn't tip an' «mile, An' thank the Lord that made y' . Cause He’s let yon live the while. tria ls No, it ain't no fairsome It ain't no trick a-«milin’ y When the world is at its best; 1 reckon that the feller People mostly like to boast Is he who smiles on dark days 'W hen naybors need ’em most. Today the pain was a little 1 Tomorrow will bring complete »ur­ ease from suffering.' Today we have a thought,' To­ morrow we ahall have an inspiration. ■’ Today the water la claar. To­ morrow it will be transparent, a molten pilrror, revealing’ not only the beauties of Its owin' depths but reflecting the magnificence of the ■■mill M l tion as you V rr young, snd^that atl disillusion, despising« and woridirlnesi mcna simply that you «re growing old. | A lot of what we call wisdom and experience is no more than dodder­ ing senility, withering sge. | There are aoma who .never seem to lose their feeling of wonder at the world. These are -the eternally young. Whom may God bleei! One pasnge-in letters embodying this idea occur« to my memory. It is Thomas Hood’s verse: * I remember, t remember, V The fir trees dark and high; I used to think their slender tope Were Noae against the sky; It was a selflah ignorance, . ‘ But now 'Us little joy To know I’m farther off from heaven Than when I was a boy. 1 There is, a movement along the cast coast to change thg time and make it an hour earlier to conform to the standa'rd time at Savannah and- other point? -on--4ho Untie seaboard. I believe it would be ^ good pUn, for by starting to work earlier we would all doee down In the evening earlier and save much in the way of light bills. Early morning is the time to work, espec­ ially in Florida, where It is so cool and comfortable in the morning and where there is no twilight. It would make no difference in the time of work as 'the docks would all be pushed ahead one hour and after trying It a week or so we would never know the difference. It 1« well worth trying and I hope the movement gees through. - 'r • ru r i m * be, »Unding on the W l srnve, surrounded by dl , k * * j r a t e p a . h them n*thy drew a Strang *l«ing pfrturf AV _ "uiuaf ** m i—_ " BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS her repelleJ buf ! S » M r« the true and u i B! n * ? = = = = = UP-TO-DATE ================ not knowing how; beggi!,0^ Ied minion to the tralnin? f ? **■ ,0 Communications for thU column romping and playing games in the th .» ml,),, should be marked “Sodety Editor'* park, their leaders Mrs. Gerror, Mrs. to be able to cauy r or phoned to Mm, It. A. Tcrheun, Abernathy and Mrs, Fox being as others. Graphically ,* * ? * « * * ♦ young anti giddy as (be giddiest. phono 203. these heathen mother, the mission gat«, piHdU_ . ** *t %_ Daytona B ta th Holes L a u n c h R id e __ ' Ü3rí S-ji Ä ,o' II. W. Rowe, Mrs; Rowe and that they th e y too might be One of the most enjoyable events ^ tr»lnt4 to in social circles last week was the children, accompanied by Messrs. stfte. launch ride to Lake Beresford on Meivjn Rowe and Will Woodruff In conclusion she o u tfit i i the Alma May, given by Mr. Joe spent &dnday a t Daytona Beach. splendid work accomplished A DeMontl The party left the dty mimical misaionariet, the h,v,i »ini1 D ram Turner went over to^Day­ the loving sacrifleee, but at 2:30 p. m. and returned at 11:30, having had a most delightful trip tona Sunday to bring home Mrs. too few for the field to b, jor DuMont is a gTadous host Turner and Deane, Jr. Mrs. Tur­ stating that consecrsUd youC|^ i and these was everything good to ner enjoyed a fine time as. the guest ami worn op are raylog. «u cat and drink pn board. Fried of Mrs^ Coatee and her. daughters own Christian country "H m >J f »nd but chicken to sandwiches; salads to (he nd~nr?siw i grape ju ier td - ~D)-\~Tmmprf —moYorëïï ' ^veV~To enough, because we enjeyi»| £ champaign*, with all the etcetra* Daytona Sunday to spend the day privilege, of Christianity » J J ? and . trimmings was the tempting with hia family. tent to ait at ease in Zion, IotmZ . menu served aboard and to which the command to csrry H full justice was done by the happy Going over in Dr. Houaholder’a message of salvation to «IJ th# crowd. car for a day a t the beach besides Mrs. Aberpathy’s talk wia The congenial party consisted of the genial Doctor were Mrs. IIous- did, summed up in brief t Miasee Florence Frank, Mabel Bow­ holder and children and Mr. qnd tences and simply told || ler, Mel! Wbltner, Peaches Lefllcr, Mrs. Claude Herndon the little children might Charlotte Hand, Belle Smith and Other well known people a t the stand. . Bessie Schumpert; Messrs. Thigpen, beach were Mrs. Morris, Bart Hern­ Roberts, Watson, Bishop, Galloway, don, J. D. Mimrlo, Mr, Wickamand and the genial host, Joe DeMont. John Belt of Monroe. ABOUT PEO PLE AND EV EN TS Today the clouds are barque* of frosted silver sailing a turquola »«a. Tomorrow they will be'innumerable fleet whose bellying sails of pink rfnd spurple and yellow and ametbyat bear them grandly across a bay of axure rimmed with pearl. Today we hope. Tomorrow will 1 The greatest joys of life are bring fruition. tboee of anticipation. Today is fine; Today we sow. Tomorrow we tomorrow the sun will shine With a shall glean. warmer, more mellow radiance. Today God is storing the sunshine Today la hot and we sniff the air in the fibre of an hickory tree.' To­ Christian End taror Erening J. I. Anderson and family 'are stirred by a south wind and antici­ morrow He will liberate the prison­ spending the summer at Daytona pate the-luxurious pleasure of the ed beams on the andirons of -our The regular business meeting, 'of rain which will cqmr tomorrow. hearth and we shall watch tho .danethe Christian Endeavor f&qpty of Beach, Today the buds are saUj^ig, Na­ ing flames as they consumi the Congregational church $*£9 held m . 7Vrw*¿Ii ture is ex perle Ming*1 the jtiaual rfg- vesflge v? of thfdy » house of Vbi.o^dge i . ; The brick roads will bejrantinued a t the home of Rev. 1*. Strong apd we-can all look forward to this Jessie Stumon 1» visiting Mias ony of ^>tì tùli ton# T o m ,'ihe *and n marv^ ht H J»‘.wisdom’ In '“eo­ mi last Thursday evening with .a ’, fine great work being finished in the Miss Ethel Sharpe in Orlando. wild rqa»iw|ll blossom in thè hedge^fda attendance. * dc^wirtg. l i t h the fsculty of an* ‘i rt»w, anti oh, how we shall onjpy ila licipntioa'^ ip which lies the Veal joy very near future. We havo had our After-,tether- business waa disposed little difficulties and misunderstand­ Mrs. R- ;J . Holly and interesting ^ All Local Advertisement» Uodtr beauty; J of living^'. ‘ of the annual election of officers was ing» but It seems .that everybody is . . . _ family will*leave for Clyde, North This Heading THREE CBNTfiha Today the birsd are bursting thev' held andvasuited ns follows: Pres­ * „* to got together and the roads will be little throats with melody and bulg­ Carolina Wednesday. They will be Une For Each Insertion. Miniano ident, ,Mra.\Harry Kent; vice pres­ ing a nest during the interim. (To­ V Advertising has become a sci­ built In time for the growers to get ident,. Miss Jessie. Hutcheson; sec­ away for several months. Charge 25 Cent». morrow our eye .will be delighted ence .whereby the man who has and (he benefit before the heavy hauling retary, Miss Carrie Er\»mlnger: vfrlth the sight of cerulean-hued eggs thb man who wonts are brought into in the fall starts, Now let the-work treasurer, Mr. Hess. Chairmen of Miss Stella Vinson is spending her F O B SALB juxtaposition resulting in their mu­ move forward and let «Very fellow in ther nest. , vacation in St. Augustine. committees appointed were Mrs. J. Todsy we- love. Tomorrow we tual advantage^ Adxpttising I* the puli for a better county. The com- C. Ensminger, prayer meeting; Mrs. For Sale Dirt Chesp—Buitk, five will'add to our pleasure by telling life blood of a newspaper, the red miaaioners are to be commended for Davison, social; Fraser Armstrong, Mr. J. B. Pol hill has gone to Vai- passenger car. New tires. Jmt corpuscles that lend - vigor and en­ their attrad for better brick and the the loved one about it. _-n„ ml_ dostx to visit hia mother. Mrs. S. A.’ overhauled. Jas. Harriis. Si-9tp Lookout; Hev, F. P. qt Strong, mis- po|hm> Today we arc well.. Tomorrow ergy. TTTii the tonic of merchand­ br}ck manufacturer« are also to be sionary; Mrs. Strong, music. A For Sale—-A six acre ceiery fxrn we will arise with the dawn and ising that moves immense stocks of commended for their desire to meet pleasant .social hdur was enjoyed goods. It turns the wheels of fac­ on Beard»!] avenue, near Beck Ham­ the commissioner» half way and fur­ greet tho sun u -lm emerges from the Mr. Arthur J. Smith of Savannah after the business session, the mem­ tories and dots the seas with mer­ mock, at your own price. nish good briek from this time on sea of night, heralding his approach bers present being the guest of Mrs. is the guest of his sister, Mrs. S. A*. Houston, Cameron avenos, chant marine. and also to make good the brick with brilliant banners* fifing across Richard Terheun..... ... V / . V.L-./y 9Wlp All of which Is merely a prelude that has already been laid but has Strong. the .sky, and oh, how much better to an amusing .incident that occurred not been proved to be good enough v/h ir. and Mrs.- Harry Kent havo wo shall feel tomorrow. For Sale— Furniture at 210 Put Children’* Pienie returned from their wedding tour Ave._______________________ S£ü Today we thought of n kindly act. recently. A gentleman needed a for the heavy travel of the Sanford The Junior Civic League and their and are at home with Mrs. Kent's Tomorrow wo shall put It Into exe­ partner and placed an ad in the Her- district. In a few years the entire For Sale— 1910 C«diH»c tnuiixg ultl. Of course he got numerous re­ county of Seminole will be paved friends who contributed to the suc­ mother, Mrs. J. C. Ensminger. cution. : • car for $<00.00, Just overbuild it plies and some of them antOntshcd with briek and it will not do for the cess of The Smuggielnan will picnic him beyond measure for there were manufacturers to fall down'on their at Woodland jhrk Thursday, the l4tlrri. S. Puleston and attractive good running shape. Sanford UM no less than-three proposals of mar­ first order. Vitrified brick la the best guests of the. Junior..Civic League little daughters, Mary Elizabeth ant chine A Garage. I B i. % riage from Indies who .were willing to paving material and time will prove Committee. . The usual -¡delights of Camilla will go over to JJaytona For Sale— Two good horwri share his troubles and his auto­ the truth of this assertion. Woodland wilt ♦’ be ‘ enjoyed artd a. Beach Wednesday morning for spring wagon. Inquire of Ce£] visit of two months. mobile. good time la* anticipated jby. the U n e e d a B is c u it suit Bottling-Co. young people, The boat.will ieave Of course if he is single he-should ’Mrs. Anna Walker has returned T e m p t th e a p p e t i t e , the city dock at « o’clock.’ have no difficulty in mu king choice, For Saie or Rent- -Two niwi from a.pleasant vinit to Mr». Woodp l e a s e t h e t a s t e am i % of the llutte/l|ng hearts which strcir 1 Modem H o u sek eep in g . denecs at a bargain. W. J. berry* at. JLongwood. n o u 'r i s h t h e b o d y . BtUtr Babies Contest Milady sings at ber work. The his pathway. Hut’ what in the 8WI C risp , cle a n an d fresh— dickens would a married man do portable vacuum cleaner — milord Better Babies diplomas have been Mr«. W. P. Carter and Walter are 5 c e n ts in th e m o istu reFor Sale—Now Underwood under the circumstances? At any keeps up with all the latest improve­ received by Jack Petert, Rose Lap ro o f p ack ag e. again at home niter KeVdraL weeks’ -writor, price $76. P- O. box ments—gratefully eats up its dally rate the incident plainly proves the Verne Hurt and Agnes Renfro* from driightfu! sojourn a t Daytona Sanford, Fla. Ml oft iterated statement that it paya duiL The tireless.cooker prepares the the Woman's Home Conipanlon on meals "with a perfection and deliBeach. to adTcrtlse. clousness unrealised in the old days.” the score made by thf.m a t t h e state For sale nt a bargain, as I lit» wj A baa mother and the way nho used fair in the . spring. It Will be re" Mr. W, If. Peters nnd family far away can not .attend to thii Hi r The dUilluRionment of our child­ to cook! Uut In serving these meals metnbered that Jack and •Rose La- have gone, to -Concord, N. H., and a c r « o f Celery Delta at CanurMj hood day» is aptly described by Dr. of a hitherto unrealised perfection Verne won -the first and second Now River; Man*. They will also City, Sanford, Fla. ,8 acr« W-.| and dellclousneaa milord and milady prizes as th? winners of Seminole Frank Crane in thn foollowing: visit In New YoVk state before re- gated mid tiled, fine, G inch _flo "When I was a small boy I used must needs chaao each other between rpunty. In addition to these two. turpiri^ home. While In New River’ well. If you want 15 acre* of to play around my ‘ grandfather’» kitchen and dining room. The guest the baby of Mr. and Mrs. It. C. th»y will be the guests of Mr. celery* and potato and vegit house in Paris, 111. Everything w»a at dinner, If he is luckily acc(ialom<'d Maxwell won third place on the ;Petor'a, mother. land go and look st thls^and big. I could not see over Gilbert's to picnics, carries.his own plate and score of; 96.7 per cent, buf owlng to me an offer. Trolley from Ssnfowj 4 washes H afterward. I have'myself fence. It was a long way down the entertained many a guest in this some .misunderstanding J h e diploma rqns past the land known a» Missidnary Sunday hill to the creek, and a Journey of fashion, am} ho has carried bla own has not yet beoirdor'warded. ty is A very delightful and helpful pro­ Joshua Powell Farm. Make off« 1 ronsiderabke adventure to go over plate, and, being that kind of a guest the custom of the Woman's ifofne gram wa» rcndifred nt the Method­ owner, J. P„ 26 Columbis itrt«,I Ito Uncle George’s. The wood paa- or I wouldn't have Invited him, he Companion to present a blue ribbon -■» ist Sunday school last Sunday in Hampstea'HrnrrT N. y. [tutea-back-of-tho barn, where the has cheerfully helped wash the dishes, and'diplomas to tbc babies, making observance o^ Mlssiorf Sunday, R o u n d , th in . ten d er— For Sate—Jersey sow, Esds boys and .I played Indian and wearing a borrowed apron. But It high scores in all the Better B s Mm ' which U always the second Sunday w ith a delightful flavor would bo ;ab»urd"to claim th i^ fbls contests. old! DT McDonald. robber was sorticthirig'like the great — a p p r o p r i a t e for performance Indefinitely repeated, • The Welfare Department ■of the of the' month. ,Thp collection on North Aji&ricaft 'continent* In ex­ l u i i r 'i e o n , t e a a n d tL'« day i« devoted to missionary For Sale— Fine .farm of ten tent./ The'front port'll'.of “grand-1 la ad Improvement upon an orderly, Woman’s'Club are making plansand purposes exclusively. The program ree miles from the e ffic ie n tly served -d in n er p a rty . Confather’s bouse waa a vast promenade preparations to hold a Better Babisa choleé city lots, tlon at dinner fa more desirable contest for Semlnoio county in the 'follow»:’ S-as the boardwAlk,at Atlantic City} than a foot-race between the courses; Recitation, A Dollar Rolling up cash or can be purch rffid the upper R9r(i(o a fine ami nor do I believe that life under auch. fall, the winner« to be entered in the the Hill— John WlUon. erma Addrees R-. a r t > imposing rampart. ‘ My relatives.-; conditions can possibly “become so contest’ at the ■annual state fair./" -rfc A Plea for More Light, by five Herald office. such as coiHina^knd aunts,, wor* of alluring that one day the great cut ** ' **— 7 ^ : girls representing five heathen coun­ legendary stature, and'dn .jny Imag­ Jorlly of us will choose it first of all.“ \ f Among the weddjng» that will tries: Japan, Carolyn Spencer; Ko­ TO RENT ination mingled on terms of equality •—From the Atlantic. . take place in the early fall of odrdial rea, MoIIie Abernathy; Chirm, Ruth -. with the Caliph of Bsgdpd, David interest in Sanford J s ths't of Miss Stelnmeyer; Africa, Anna Mason? Hopse for Rent—’ Apply 10 and Goliath, and Cinderella, . The "No Smoking." Mabel Hand to.'.hiEjArehie Belts in Africa, Anna Mason; Mexico, Julia Moughton, 1021 Union *wnu«: trees were miles high, and the dogs When railways were a novelty the September khd' MSf Genie Wicker Lalng. as big as lions. , companies vkprously enforced their to Mr.- Nprman if dole ip October. - * flblo, Send Us More Light, Molllc I went away. . I Jifew up. I be­ antl-smoklngvjiwa. The Great West­ Both l/rföi£j-to-be - are among San­ For Renh-^Tbrec rooms fur Abernathy.. came twenty-one years of age and ern compaay'Ton^e caught a tartar, ford’s moat popular glrla.. It is to for light bo<uekeeping. Au® A ' fiver minutes' talk -by Mrs. very wise. I returned to Paria, 111. says London- .Tit-Bits.. Ttio station be regretted thfct MIm Wicker will bedroom». Mra. Johns. 411 Abernathy On behalf of the Heathen P r in c e o f a p p e tiz e rs. master at Did cot removed a passenger And, IroholdJ the whqld stage set­ make her future r home elsewhere, W om ia wns moat helpful nnd Ih- avenue. M akes dally trip s from ting of my youth had been reduced from an “up" express train and banded probably in Philadelphia. him over to the police on a charge of Bpi{jftgi.-She contrasted the life of G ln g er> 8 n a p L a n d to to miniature. It wa*, as though 1 smoking to the aqnayance of a fellowTot Rent— Completely fu « ... the heat lien woman with that of the w aitin g m o n th s e v e ry ­ were looking at it with the large traveler, Next day the prisoner was ' •" àr tt house wlthJÿîané for th* I Busy Bess’ missionary, »hawing the wonderful w h ere. S a y Z v Z u to ftiW. lenses of the opera _gias.es to my brought before -the magistrate, and to Few step.« The Busy Bees' Department of tho’ poWsr’' of the gospel to gnvo gnd '! th q ^ ro c e r m a n , 5 cen ts. * •y.ip- when asked what be had to say in an­ Junior Civic League met in „ camfort in the latter case, while When I walked to Gilbert'» fence swer to the charge ha replied: West Side Pork Mpndpy afternoon heathen faces death and ejldr I cculd look, right over It*. Down to ‘‘Gentlemen, the offense took place lor Utrir regular m ating, with Mrs. without -the knowledge -oL.Aivin» the creek waa only a. short” walk, la th* County of '‘Wilts, wheraai la m < o p d « k ,o lB « ¿ ¡ Gerror leader., of tho afternoon. love; no_phristiah sympathy to and I could ateij . over'.; to * Uade now charged la Berkshire. 1 am a so­ Regular business -waa traniaeted. Also a roll «1» smooth thefrutlf ed p» th „of drudgery George's'In a ml nfte o r^ i, y j A » I licitor: 1 was »MciaRy engaged lb a and othor Mrs. A l u mn a d r i l l e d the children ¿nd superstitl^p in cate which I »ball * "“*** BOW WWJ I wont out to see theI ■wooda-'pastuit, v - ,. on the official family of iJanfpi>d---the life, -fiba the scene of my irly c r lp S and g * 0 m9‘ 1 »«Mfitnilly bold that yo4¡ iu official postil0hr and the, nan#« o ’ ‘4w#êt songs of.loVv) no adventures, I had tor,tt>u„^u, u g h .Jt^ w as thk county b»v* no JurisdlcUón ¿vex those who filled them being a' part fuf hólir so pathetically small,' only- half an what occarfMI in another county/' Rent—#18 of the routtpe of the meeting,’ s^n ChH»tA»p. ^ ^h¡»rn(\thy Iwath}- a acre. The front1 porch .Jgid 'con­ \ ;• • He was rsiesMd, and he did o i t i i agroeable- feature or thç maethig strtmg Plextor^*b lner^V'lâXml#- mie. Awrli’ to A. Trsfford, tracted so tjiqt. tbers .was Hardly company and got £80 damages^ H*Ti •/lt r\+\-■ that ippehicd'Vo tljaJUde fdigs and sionary teal » nd VWtt, aVkkn^;fòr U' ’ ■ r o o m s i t onifl, «fid the qpper Tho first >imoklng-carrlsge was In­ their leaHeqk.was. g’ «cordial ‘^InVlta1:1 r.:’ - I 1:ia^. Isift^lÄHphrlBttaii.men RLANEOUg, Bay biscuit baked by portico was the tiniest place •Imag­ troduced on the Hastern Counties rail­ tion from Hfft. HShbins to meet W O H M I and womony'.èiœÎStid 'trirls.T^bat way la September. 18«. inable. In addition to this «11 my ----' -- , = the Robbins Nest 1 1 mi *¡ relattv#«’ had dwindled down ¿ 0 h« •»'"L1 J J O N A L i«t fisime“ 'S; — trwgi'.- .= 4 for a good tifile. T d»rt jusLprUUiai-y. mortals, not great and * 4js rally accepted, IS C U IT On, the^DêmesHc Volt igé of loW ane i-.t : -1 marveloui any mdMr, ’ but clay, as I "'Wire you IniulatfT th«’, 1 that Mra, Rabbins might diu- in tl was clay. /■ ♦ ; . „(,- clan’s wife fnqqired when' be' COM PANY r an ideal host»»«; hut a Ic ■ vTnpH H Bpp Thsre fa a gnat-revelation in this. his appearance qt S a. m. Vtib* Always look for thai l It la that the world and all that ■ . ' - 4 ,, . t thsreln U; Is ms e»Uc,.impoa1nf, and * T of glory' UBd roman * Ì Baronet Biscuit Hi Zu Zu «U ïv * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING �■i ■ ' ' ' - * v- -\V m ä ' . .L.-,* •*»*v OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD published WEEKLY fëS» .a s _ I J ¡iS p E g T T T ?U jL X JQ d X V san fo rd , '/v1- *•' .--i ■- - ' M * ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS of M IN SAN FO R D — ‘Life ia Woifh Living stjV '•'• -|„ ^UME V uhi, L'/Jll *' -j. -■i F lo r id a , i kiday. ju ly u , i t u t- r%t ? y o . 97 I MOOSERS OFF PRIMARY LAW SAYS A TTO R N EY CHANCE FO R ANNUL­ M ENT OF NEW LAW VAN PRIMARY LAW & TO STICK q u o t es f r o m t h e n o r t h DAKOTA LAW TQ PROVE . CONTENTION w Tallahassee, jjuly 24.--T h at there no ch^nco for the “ Bull Mooie" of Florida to prevsfnt the Seery of 8t*te Horn certifying to Boards 0/ County Coirnntaionthcpughout the state the nominp* of those who won out for n rioiu state, county and national in the Bryan primary!election June 2, Is th e‘opinion of Attorney ¿«acral Tho*. F. West, Following the filing of a hilt of complaint t Secretary of State. U. Clay ford, directed to Judge W. H. Malone, in and for Leon county, by Herbert L. Anderson, of JacksonrQle. asking for a restraining order iplnit the Secretary of State pro­ hibiting the certification of the vari«os nominations to the boards of ’ tammiaaionera, the Attorney Cen­ tra! formulated un opinion wherein W »Ufoa that tho bails for com■*jfalnt is Lacking. The Bull Moosers ;i3*ge the Bryan primary law uncongtatioual-and by Its provisions, as insult of the recent primary, the jarty it prevented from putting a debt in the field during^the general :jfction. Attorney General West opines as follu--.: ’•In my opinion (a no reason lor alarm on tho part of those nom­ inated in the prlmarv election held ii June lust:* • "Sututcs regulating the conduct primary elections have been sus•1 as valid by the courts of this le. as a proper exercise of the legia tire power, and the courts of n •sober of other states have upheld Noviaions similar to those of the ry election law of this state irhJch ia attacked in this litigation.” Tbi- litigation is really an njUck Jpon tho primary election plan of ■ninating .officers, but that plan Bjiwen upheld in every state where pa law has been tested and Jhe folng opinion by the Supremo l of NortH"Dakota on a similar furnishes a case In point. North Dakota Deriafon Slate of North Dakota ex rel. An­ drew Miller, Attorney General, et •I., vs. F.‘ F. Flaherty, Auditor-of Burleigh County. (------N. D, f c r —« laalN ^ L -fW rW I-D r-R . A. | ,<N- S.) 132. • , "The primary election statutes K*ve as u principal purpose the reg«lation of the franchise of electors eitbm party limits. The elections w provided concern primarily the d|bt* of parties and only Incldcntolly thoso of the individual elector. rThe primary 1s not held to afford *0 elector as such merely a chance to eierdse his right' of suffrage, hut hatesd an opportunity to partici­ ple in the proceedings and acts of * political parly. This he doee- by *Urcising his right to vole, hut ^iibln that paryv. legislative dtofop.- has recognixed the party V'Aa to method of nominating i«rs as well as promulpting Us Itlcal doctrines and the a pplicad of them, as a governmeM” force. legislative purpose is that tho to of the party,«re paramount the .indivtdua)*''parly member. Uonal rights as defined stone, but on added qualifications of partisanship. We believe the purpose of such an election should determine the limits within which the elector's constitu­ tional right of franchise Is to be measured./and,'so long as (hat pbrpoae to not unconstitutional ln lUelf, the elector’e righta should be held, as Intended by the constitution to be subordinate to the purpose of the election, because. In fact, his right of suffrage arises not wholly from his being a constitutional elector, hut instead, in part, from the law permlt-ever, denial of his right to particular instance for such partic­ ular purpose. If he has iyo party belief what­ ever, denla, of. hto right to partici­ pate in a partisan election does not deny, him any right legally or moral­ ly existing to him' merely as an elector. The recognition by the legislature of the existence and righta of a political party cannot dlveat an elector who has no political be­ lief of,any partisan righto. As the party exists for party purposes Inci­ dental to governmental benefit, the Individual •lectorj^kMil {ho party cannot jco m b 'la itg g ^ e in j barred therefrom” In \ ■ failure to entcrtain a ’attmsan^ belief. PolitiT parties ifiave existed aa rccogftH(4d and. Apecssary ioatrumenullof ou»/-represenUtive govern­ ment for 100 years. They are men­ tioned in our constitutional debates. Our rbpsfitution was framed and adopted, wi^h knowledge of and with reference to them. S Pitfda and More Fords * Detroit, Mich., «July 23.— Three [yehrs ago if you had told any one thnt a single automobile company would build more than two hundred thousand automobiles in a year that person Would have thought that probably you were harmless but ought not to be allowed to run at large aa you might suddenly become violent. But In nine months the Ford Motor Company has dons better than reach the two hundred thousand mark. It has built and sold two hundred three thousand, one hundred ninety-four car»- from Oct. F, 1913, u). to July 1, 1914. • In other words an average of better than twenty-two thefudand, five hundred Forda have been built and sold every month for the first nine months of the company’s fisra year. Last year’s production or Fords was about OM hundred eighty-five thousand ears. This^ mark was passed by this year’s* production In the middle of May. It is atmost impossible to con­ ceive of the two.hundred thousand automohilos. Ortfy by comparison may one; realty grasp what this huge figure means. If all the Fords built and sold-ao -far this year*were placed- In line a half mile apart, thsy would reach around the world four times. If the entire population of the cities of Detroit and Baltimore wanted to bold a joint picnic, the Fords ‘ built this* year could easily take all the people to the picnic «round* in one trip. Or this year’s Fords could carry three armies the s! m of the American army engaged In the Spanllh-American Or they could carry at one trlp'nearly halt of all the men that fought in the Civil War. Or, getting a t It from another angle, the total horse power of the motors in these Fords, figuring twen­ ty horse power to a motor . Is more than two-thirds .the horse >power of all the devloped srater^pAwer in the United Stages. It 4s sixty times res ter thin tlw^poWer plant» of the «operator, the Lusitania, dr the Mauretania, and twenty ‘tttnas great­ er than tho power developed by the dam on the Mississippi at $>okuk, Illinois:*' It is «aid that the tendency nowS-day’s is to tike the burden off the i power Into' fnan-powçr. , flut rtgur-. Jon'\. it. is one o{ the legislature ' to tng on this basis the _^JaI/horse­ powe ¿T• forile and run firm within Dartv power; of tho cars buflt-atid aqljl by _ ‘tory i* t0 «invalidate every primary' ^tion stats'ip toto„ 'Deny eonstll***l recognition > of purpose of i’b'ctKXDf-and apply the conxtitu-1-T'• definition i ‘ hy virtue be '* such r ç .V K Ï T | t !l | . ' r - ïarâfi Mffomb. Jr., editor , Florid* Groweni' ^Jeww U in the tijjg week looking after t.be LiJtirresU of Ida fit per. He hito beva 4 q N f * BIG LAND DEAL MADE N EAR B U SY OVIEDO M i T W E N T Y T H O U SA N D A C R E S ' O F FA R M LAND SO LD -C H IC A G O C A P IT A L IS T S - W IL L P L A C E IT ON T H E M A R K ET WANTED TO BE A MAN The Strange Case at Orlaado Re­ viewed by Baltimore Despatch Baltimore, Md.. July 23.— News of the death of Hannah Calder Lq O rja n d b ; I ^ . ^ J e J a l l ^ o J^Tpejaons famifisr with Ityrtford * 1 itti county affairs the strange rase of the daughter bf a wealthy farmer LIBRARY AND WOMANS CLUB there who. from her, .ralrleat child ARE S P 0N SE R 8 hood, rebelled at Wing girl or worn-' an. She tivad for year* in Florid* as OTHER INTERESTING NEWS AND VIEWS FROM a man, associated with men and lived with a woman who sraa sup­ OVER THE SUNSHINE STATE COMPILED posed to be her wife. Only on her FOR BUSY HERALD READERS deathbed was her sex discovered. The "wlfa'* died two year* ago. The a*me woman w*e a sensation One hundred thousand dollars Is villa; Florida National Bauk, Jack­ TO BE MADE INTO COMMUNITY in Baltimore 25 years ago. when ah« said to be the price of a land deal sonville; First National .Battle, Bra(fUUlLDINP POR ALL THE / t í took a pretty Hartford county girl that has just been <consummated, dent own; First National Bank, Fer’v MEETINGS r before a clergyman In that part of involving 20,000 aerea of land located Rantlina; Citizens' National Bank, tho state, told the 'clergyman who around Orlando Sanford and Oviedo. Fartiandina; Flrat National Bank, knew her family, that she was a a Sanford will have a Community It is part of the holdings of the Ga|neaville; Florida National Bank. man in spite of the fact that she House and the Sanford Library, South Florida Naval Stdres Com­ Gabeaviile; Gainesville National had dressed In feminine attire tine* Woman's Club, Commerdal Club pany and compriaes some of rhe •Bank, Gainesville; First National she could wsljc and perauadad him and all other civic social!«« ram most valuable realty in this section. Ba^k. Key West; Island City Na­ to pronounce two persona, both of «hare In home. This matter waa The deal was engineered by R. E. tional Bank, Key West; Flrat Na­ whom wore skirts, man and wife. definitely decided at a meeting Hall, the well known turpentine tional Bank, Madison; Oral* Na­ After that marriage, she fame to of the'Library Association held on magnate of Qcala. Chicago capital- tional Bank, Ocala; Peoples Na­ Baltimore. A week later the family tots were the purchtHOb. Miller tional Bank, Orlandoi American Na­ Ot her ”b?ld*" I68lrth6 bHffeTway Wednesday In th* office of J. N. \f hltnor. ' T, ot Orlando Is said to be ono of the tional Bank, Penaacpla; Citiaens* from her, and that women Is now Mrs. J. W. Dickins, president of Florida managers. This is prob­ and Peoples’ National Bank Pensa­ .married and the mother of a happy the Woman’s Club, Mr*. May Dickably the largest deal that has been cola; and National Bank of Combrood of childron. * She Is living in Ins, chairman q( the building com­ consummated in this section for metre, Pensacola. Harford county. There are persons mittee, Mrs. Wight, Mre. J. M. sometime, and will be of much ben­ l i t living In Baltimore familiar with all Whitner, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Key of S efit to Sanford, as much of the land Washington, July 24.—Secretary the doUtla of the story, the Library Association and C. R. Ilea at no great distance from the of Commerce Red field Is planning to Hannah Calder was about 60 Walker, Dr. Walker. J. N. Whit­ city and ito development ia certain establish commerce bureaus at Jack­ years old at the time of her death. ner, F. P. Fonter, D. L.' Thrasher, * to carry with it many advantages. sonville and T*mpa that will bring She was the daughter of Martin S. O. Chase, S. O. Shinhotoer and The plan of the new company will the commercial, industrial and man­ Calder, a well known and rich far­ be to adopt that followed by W. H. ufacturing interasta, of IHorida in mer of Federal Hill, near Rocks bf M. F. Robinson were present. M. F, Robinson presided at the Sabring at Sebring, Fla., by setting touch with trade conditions and Deer Creak, nsrford county. Her meeting and it1 was decided to pur­ the land to orange groves and sub­ business . possibilities all over the brother, James Calder, was sheriff of chase a lot and place a building . dividing into plots of forty acres or world. This will not be done imme­ the county aj one time. thereon that could be used as a less which wil) be disposed Of on a diately but It is m part of a 'general From her earliest girlhood Hnniukh high class colonixatton scheme, bring­ plan which the Secretary of Com­ Calder manifested ‘ a distaste for Library, Woman's Club building and also aa a Community House (or ing to the state many new home- merce has In view of establishing feminine society« aay thoa* who the social gatherings that from time seekers. The lands begin not far commerce .bureaus in nil of the im­ knew, her. She' went to school with from the corporate limits of- (Mando portant citlr* of the United Slates, the other girls an d .she went about to time occur tn the city and fop but the location at which the town ftblut a year ago the parent eom- to the country dances and such which there to no place at the pres­ will be built will probably be several [nMiro bureau, was established in things, but, in spite, of .the fact that ent time provided. The meeting'was a very enthualmiles out on one of the leading high­ Now York city and at the present she wore skirt*, she wouldn't play Oitic one and the question of a* lot way* and will be of easy access to timé thore are three such bureaus ir\ the part of a woman. sraa decided by the purchase ot the this dfy, which will serve as a mar­ [pXtjSence. . The fourth, nceording to She didn't seek the society of meg’, lot south of the Presbyterian ms me ket and base of supplies for the 'present arrangements will be estab­ but rather avoided intimate associa­ on Oak avenue. The building was tfftwcomer*. lished ut Denver during th* next tion with anybody and preferred io broached next and the old Preiby• • t - . I fewfmontbs. be alone. When sbe was .in her terian church sms suggested and *» Fcrnandlna, July 24.— Ground aras teens sho began to use tobacco, blth this building 1« -to-, be shortly- re*t Í I broken yesterday and the pillars are Jacksonville, July 24.— Lindsey smoking, anil chewing It. She did moved to make room fpr a ttew being laid (§r the new* shrimp can­ Sellers, a 14-yea old white boy is pot have to think of making her church the building waa purchased ning factory of Dunbar, Lopez £ dead, and hto .companion, Lcoiiird living, but sho began when »ha WAl at a -very rciTsonahle figure. Durate, the greatest shrimp- canning Mattair, also 14. 1*'seriously Injured jn her twenties to be knpwn as th* The building Is large .enough to operator* in the country, and.pion­ as the. result of an accident at the Harford County Barber" and would make an excellent Community House eers in the business at New Orleans Seaboard Air Line crossing on tln- drive from farmhouse to farmhouse and will be movt^ io the new lot and Biloxi. Other factories will fol­ coln^ji venue 'V^eijnesdny mornjng, to shave the min and to cut their Immediately and remodeled to suit low next spring. The building U BO when a vwgon. in which they were hair and ihat of )helr children. the needs of the new ownera. feet wide and 150 feet long and of riding was wrecked by.jio-lnboíind Suddenly she manifested ah interSanford ha* long needed.a-gather­ corrugated gal va nixed metal con­ passenger train, said to have been ext in tjte girl with whom she man­ ing place of thi* kind. The library struction on the order of all modern traveling rapidly. The father of aged ithe mock marriage. Hannah canning factory buildings. The lo­ the Sellers l»oy> who lived nesr En­ was about 30 ysftrs old then and has never had a homeland the cation is the old oyster factory site terprise and Lincoln avenues, is a the, girl ws* about 16, lust blossom­ -Woman’* Club has also been mad« neur the old Mallory steamship former engineer for the Seaboard, it ing i n t o w o m a n h o o d a n d one- o f the homeless and the ladles aay “they dock*. The coming of this industry Is said, and Mr. Maltsif who re­ beautlm of her neighborhood. Her will now lake pity on the homelesa Commerdal Club and let them come will mean much,to this place for not cently moved hfre Vith his family parent« were not so well to do as in out df tbi- rain also and the new only wilt It mean the employment of from «Waldo, Fla., ia a trial engineer wer«f iihoae of her woman''suitor. quarters will he the greatest gather­ four or five-hundred men, women for th* road. Th* Mattairs INstón WhentHknivah Calder told horahe ing place In the city anil one that and children in the factory and on Me Duff avenue, near Garfield. * w*a a man and that she'wanted to ------ . --.I . , , . . . -- all.of u* will be proud to possess. the fish boats, but it will make a Th, t<) » , ^ # 1 1 « • m.rry hcr II» WWW H*1 b bid «. market for all of the Celeste fig* and have been flattered. iv* . l . . 1 ._____ u _ _ :_____ mtrf Th# provision of tho civil sundry the building aa the work progresses. okra that -ran be grown he.-e as this After t f t "marriage" the coti^t bill relating, to the creation of a companJ also cans figs and okra. came to Baltimore and going te 2 Bryan Road R|ll Favored Ucretdfore there has been no fac­ new customs district In th* sjat« of home on North Gllmor stiVet, where tory (Ò ran figs here for the season Florida has gone back to conference. a male connection of the Calder's Washington, Pa., July 24.— The Is.so short that it would not be as The. t^nferees yesterday reported Jived. Hannah Calder dumbfounded report on Senator Bryan's goodprofitable to build a factory to be back to their respective branches in this man’s wife by announcing tfiat roads bill, a substitute for the operated during the short fig season Congress th at they were hopelessly she was not a woman, but* n man Shackleford bill, s i r e n p a s s e d by alone. But now that there Is tf ‘de­ opposed to tho amendment provid­ and that the pretty creature Mho the House/was completed today by mand for all (he figs that can ' be ing for the new’ district aa it passed accompanied her was her bride. the Senate Committee on Poitofflcea grown right at home, many of, the. the Sánate, and asking for instruc­ "You sro a pretty looking bride­ and Pott Roads. . farmers "in this immediate vicinity tion*. They were sent .back Into groom In «klrts.” .the reUtltV* wife Under v4he Bryan bill, the Federal wilj begin the culture of figs and conference this mra-rdng.' said.. And Hannah w^nt out forth­ Government would issue nfty-year ’ * , / «1 okra and in addition there will be Emilio Pqna, prominent cigar man­ with and bought herself a._ suit of three per, dent bonds to the amount another incentive for people to come men's clothe*. She never w«pt back here for the purpose of cultivating ufacturer nnd.'icottnent Cuban pat­ to skirts after that, It U said. -Fbr # ■ttOO.ÓÒ&.OÓff, fn lota of $100,000,000 èaaH (Or five years. Before riot, ia i^rad-abt Tampa«? The body tbeae products. will b« 1 H Ú W with military honors a week or two after ber:"brlde’* had 'etotst cb'uld; 'partldpate i(t the fundi been tprn from her Hannah Caldci Pensacola. July 2 4 — Red gum *t .tfc ihslnnce of the Cuban gov- Was on exhibition at "the Mu*ajflK ^tKéy would ÌM/required ¡'^o Itute an lumber shipping U a new Item o t*a - crniéanL^for Cwhom he fought long Tempi*. ..Then /ahe disappeared/. *!l«*gV smpuia tof four, -* per cent mpis. .t nen sne msappgsxeo whfchr whjin deposited In th* úñele.'the Is(e port now finding atuoutlet i&Fpn- and t menj General .-.Mfffiualj^r Ccapdd« màcola and a steamer *W1U‘aW W hire from her from the U g w^ k t ^ T 'dto-j exchanged (ft rash. The one per 1 went fortV lnto batfto at the begin­ shortly to .loud upward of one hun­ appearance, until, t h / Jicws ' o f her dred carload* to he conveyed to ning of the “Ten-Yrar-W ar/’ his death ’pawn.. I t ii, atipposod thty lient; diffe/^Rrá^ woilld xmakó up a nephew, Kmiotio, followed hto úiteíñM «»(tt¿l tu* aid thé sto tra In reAlexandria. Egypt. Mr.. J. Land or shs/beepme a barber in earnwt. tirlhf v th-a^roridi: tlnguiehtdrriatt^e on the field, the Fish-Lund Company, wbo come* after!« b*r departure -from Baltimore. from Mississippi, Yr in the city mak During th e, eiigafcament In the Cu­ 'Çhe .tepbrjj frjptn Floiflda. eayi that ' Cra^tiyiw Af y*? Ffderal ehighway tían Kills in. th;* jfurtp spring..of 1895 eqmraisaiç.irjOiif ’ supervise t b* exdling of tód vwith ^«TWir Mr. Pona waa %«Htnded. A jSpait- ahi' aIw'ñye. pendlttno .or>lg!i;w*y funde-ds a featord’s huHat-found!l6dgnvbpt 14L» hu there sñ'd« votbd regularly At raelf IWra. •ÇJH. i j'h e eommtoaion. _ consignhi* Pi will bo fôtfcUôn/ i W Q & ï .WÔOjA B* .¿oppoAw df the senate ôf otiiori as soon aa a n thigh, and he carried it 'to‘his .dyjrfg' S - h - - ; . the.‘Satiate tìùft House committees s'tm^nt of rate* ^could' d*y«' Mr. T.Obs^^efuzin. DV jCarloT Generiti >4anucl Crapode*;. t f eon.: " roads, tm» director of the office nounceCrapndra. was recently».'.'*ppoi CwMle roads,' and a United State#' T. S. rainialer at Was^lngLin, and engineer. «T".'- ' r, 1. o f. College 8treet *■ « ^ ...¡ . “ “ ■“ '." • i!* m «"« ^„PPH .. t% t duribk-th« eumITS sent "The Good Old Hummer Time“ foreign countries and mcr month» it would he no Impro­ t T t ulcV and. rafls(a«tory dis pa left has priety . for ^ e iy .: t 9 -'. tittjr»il service Next Sunday night atT :4'6 a« tlw ;r titff Case Postponed ; b o f'n 7 g iY a n hl’.ce. : " BsptTit. clnirrh Rev'. George Hytnar I_I:i * * *r?‘ ' ^1“ * I without th&lrV.’Aouto■Vil The brarttig o H L * hsh»« -oepus "Leave ^ham a t hofjuf a will preaoU ' W 'l h e subject. "Tht* ^Washington. D. C., July 24.— The proceedings In behalf of D.‘ W. Cur­ There!,to\fy*-ViHj:toii> yr st*i Old summèt Time.” f- Largs rie, scheduled- (nr Thursday at Jack ing uttiomforjwblt? ¿«a^uh Lowing Florida ic yfans have been, installed *- .been postponed . ow- 1/ to loucb foTmnlitV'thiifs is * ‘ , U. to be much heart,” / T W ’ this church recently has i Ju Ji Sunday Baptist two drums. Some ü ä i w d l v i' t .Wltat he was 000!. He falil, "if my aoo OLD CHURCH BUILDING i V ILI BE REMODELED mam ■ *H I - : t •wt w 1 J V W : fn W d .t COMMUNITY HOUSE WILL BE AVAILABLE IN SANFORD NOW ~ _7[ PA««yi ■ ■ 7AM ii -rt-A? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/11d459a0ff54a3005a57dbf0c59ed4d9.pdf 0c97bb87b2a459f82b728d766e8f2802 PDF Text Text • . ,v m i ! when h«. awoara. off with a oath, \yhen the man quits, after u INCIDENTS THAT PRECEDED NAhigh resolve and with more or It&s emotion connected, with tho per­ HORAE. MORE THAN A MATCH , >OLEON’B EXILE TO ELBA. FÖR FOE IN FAIR FIGHT*,. formance, whether he lapses or not y o u AND ME.” depends largely on that man. some­ what on the attendant circum­ Conqueror Would Hava ’Resisted to stances of his renunciation and a Had Opportunity to Run, But Bravely the Last, But Hie Generals D#little— but very Uttlo—on the phrase­ ' ’ Stood HI» Ground and Crushed aerted Him—tn*l*ted on For­ tha Skull of Hie Enemy In ology of his swearing off pledge. mer Leader's Abdication. d All Local Advertlsetnents tinder I the Last Round. Jh e case of prohibition Is a ‘ dose A C H IE L I S AM ONG VE T A K IN G N O T E S AND F A IT H * T h is Heading T H R E E CEN TS . parallel. The state or tho county A hundred .years agp one-of ttift « H E ’L L P R E N T ’ E M S O SA Y S S A U N T E R E R . The following, among hundri-ds of events of all history occurred- it waa L in e For Each In sertion. Minimum or the Jownrytake any group---»«* the tirm of lie way». Perhaps the similar Incidents, seems to be well the abdication of Napoleon as E a ------ 25 C ents. • •/ „ . ♦conomic waste of liquor appeals to authenticated: peror of Franco and the signing a’ «; Dropping Into a shoe »hop the Some years ago*» hunter In Wyo­ of (he rights of his Tamily to .the judgment of .the electorate; .per­ ntbej. day to have some work dope ming territory waa camping under tho throne of that fair land. The Bourbon haps the moral obliquity of coun­ --/ n o T a Ïk “ K •drm ,«"Veat I noticed that the shoemaker ' tff wind riTdr/wgU Up In the mountain». V no name of; house number U tenancing by law tin intsitution, the He had » horse of fine breed; and family was to be gplurbed bo power, taking down some beds was working Lait wiok I jokingly made alluak In the ad pJcsac d» not the Allies having entered Paris. 1 in so mo very soft material , and ask* to the names of the' two men who chief business of which is.to make had selected a small bunch of cotton­ The Herald for Informati Napoleon, beset on every, hand on ing him.-what it was found put that were in the coffee business in Or­ fools and criminals of men, strikee wood trees for his camp, while, at' a the downward slide from tho crest of the- Identity of the «dVertU«* it was pure paper pulp, instead of lando, Ohse and Awde, and what the people..»» civic folly; or perhaps little distance, under an unusually power, had -returned to FVmtalneblead uilly we do nov know who the leather the heel» were made of pa did - these gentlemen do * but come all the good people unite against large tree-of the same kind, and apart at the beginning of April, too late, alrertlser Is and If we do We «tC pel-fox-fillara-juul„wb*t_UX!r«ed to _right_ back with a pound of the thoee whom .they deem the bad s l f not..allowed to glvb ont thls| “ * * ■ * ! ' “ ! ! * J » « M * ñ WW. _ ir - highly moral yearning to lUlllPO. He was sUU bent on doing something. be a real thing' kr»a a mere sham. (a mous ’ Eofa ' Vrëm Pôï" fresh rtìàaWdyf**0 It ooold hardly bs called stabling— On the night of April X, Caolalnqpurt formation. Simply write a Iciulr . J hasten, the millennium, and a law Now maybe this is the best kind of coffee—sent it to .the editor of The for iha bone waa picketed, and the returned from Parla, with the news and address it ai» per lnstrutj|ÇOs msterial for the making of heels and Hergld who in turn handed it to me prohibiting the sale of liquor is tree formed bis »belter. n the ad. • ** J by constitutional that the eenete bad deposed thè for­ solee of shoe«. Maybe paper ia and I want to thank Ohse and Awde passed either One nlgbt the banter waa aroused mer master. Ilia reception of th# new* cheaper and better and .the manu- for the same. Oh-Say Ow Awd, amendment or by legislative act. from a sound sleep by a neigh from was dramatic. "Fine* business!." declare all the S t O R SA L E don't-cher-know. facturer» of shoes trying to give the bis horde, which sounded rather Ilk# The following day was a busy one. good people and all the wise people rag# than alarm. American horse# public good * service; recognise - the His officers were called. For Sale Dirt .Cheap— Buick, live fact that paper is better and in­ 1 Nearly every man professes a and all the people desiring to strike ar# often quick to detect the approach "I have offered to the Emperor Alex­ passenger car. Now tire#,' out the economic waste, "Thank Ju jt of Indiana, os well as boasts of prey, stead of giving us common leather fondness for fishing and fellows who ander, ” »aid he. "a peace at the prie# o»»rh«»ltJ. t l - 5,p give us real nice paper. Hill Ma- never wet a line nor heard of Isaac. heaven, that J o b la donel" Where­ and the hunter- waa toon upon bia of great eacrtfloea. Freno# wl ‘ poles was not far from wrong when Walton will discuss the subject with upon the Rum Fiend laughs a low, feat, and-looking la the direction of former frontièra. He has' refnsed; For S t l e - m o Csdillac touring he tried to pass a Pure Shoe Bill in all the aplomb of a debutante at a hoarse, second-act laugh, nnd the bis hon«. The animal waa standing In the full allows the troop# to wear tho w! r for 1400.00, fust overhauled in the Florida legislature. In oldèn bride1» shower. Some do get-reel ddvil is still to pay— for the. cigars cockade. I will attack Parle. 1 light of a bright moon, and seemed to good running shape. Sanford Ma­ times we wore shoar.'knd boots made enjoyment from dangling a hook are on the highly moral ycarners be staring at an object In the branches on you. Am I right?" The appeal to their attachment chine & Garage. 82-tfc of pure leather and there,were not in the water and waiting for a bite, and their aiders and abettors. Tho of tha trqa. As Uta banter looked as many cattle killed then as sow; which mprd times than not is in­ truth is, the job has only begun. It the branches were violently agitated, great. The resourceful conqueror stood Why should we- pay for leather and flicted about eight inches north of takes from one to ftto years to g eta a dreadful yelling scream waa beard, before them. For Sale^-Two good hones and "Vive l’Empereur! To Perle!" was receive paper and why should not the third button on ones oxfords prohibitory law passed in a state. sad a dark object, which waa a moun­ spring Rtgon. Inquire of Coco Cola ^Kansas, the only place where the tain Uon, landed on the back of the the shout of assent that thundered the legislature pass a pure shoe bill by a chigger with jawa like a adlr Bottling Co. 80-tfc s^JfcjjUy amount» to much, it has horse. The latter sprang Jnto the air, gratefully In his care. as well as a purv^j^pd bill.- I for tinner’s shears If yoq t "Tell your aoldlcr»" he *ald brief­ qdpftet of i century to i n- with a mad scream, little Inferior in one do\nty, bell . ___ For Sale nr Rent——Two nice re*ichigger you are cerUin.'t&.tyijl a j ly. shrillness and rage to that of his ’It is possible—even probree that tlmLOf.the »ttaeWflW if uwfcpMJjknfpstl.-ncca at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. a.hoUt'VWtJttf* The generals, however, stood aloof. tinuof the .»ttacNQxf ftuvekpUwpfpa-tjuit Nie commoti sense of the enemy. Ney was'thDlr .leader. To them the j^per must be V *d A > h 4 ' h a r ^ > l l h iT b ^ W t 8Q-tf He returned to the ground with a people and their common . .-..„tura of shoes, e^.üie ^ n ÿ fh ttu re o f £ ^ & th ^ * K Z one Bnd h„ u situation was not onV that could' bo groat concussion, but failed to shako ’moral senile have so developed durFor Sale;—New Underwood type­ cured by the Jmilgtnntlbn alone. Real tempÿff Like a IViuyjag- Jiifate, fngk the post generation' that the off tbs mountain Ban, so closely did power was needed. He, Lefebvre and writer, price $75. \ P. 0 . box lSW, * Thsrre - * “ is• •a « cr«»-'jàf’ * « * » * piscAtorial * tbn latter cling to his prey,- Blood timt* required to get a state thor­ Moncey entered Napoleon’s study with­ Sanford, Fla. in place of the r&l .thing. No sub89-tf : pikejji} the membership of. which is oughly under a prohibitory law will begad to appear on the hone’».nock out awaiting bis will. * i-> stltate should^bs Used in the manu­ large, who get most àf' »hoir pleas­ and shoulders, and the Hon waa tear­ "Sire," sold Ney, "It la time to end be Tea# now than that required thirty facture. of any article when the purFor sale at a bargain, as I live to ure from sitting in-'the iloa’dy draft or forty years ago. Nevertheless, ing ble way to hie jugular, to let out this. Your situation fs desperate. Yon the gallant beast’s lift. chaser Is paying for something sup­ far a *a y cannot attend to this 1$ of a whirring fau jkrgulng thfe merits Apparently realizing bis full danger, must make up your mind and abdicate acre;. Of Celery Delta at Cameron posed to be real and if I pay $4 or of various kinds dfrUckie and bait. until »«.state has enough public will power to keep up .the fight for at before his master could do anything, for tho King of Romo," $6 for a pair of shoes I certainly Napoleon began to discuss the situa­ C ity, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ Taking their own word for it their least a decade, and keep •1t up the horse snapped the picket rope want real leather and I believe I am gated and tiled, fine 6 inch Rowing favorite rendezvous is* about five "through, many a conflict, many a and sprang Into a dense tangle of tion. entitled to real leather. 1 hope well. If you want 15 acr« of fine "It Is Impossible!" Ney exclaimed, miles up or down the river where doubt," winning here and^ losing boughs, and the mountain lion was the Hon. Bill Mnpolrt' will bring up celery and potato and vegetable breaking in Impatiently. "The army they always catch the big ones. there— thia state should try tapering torn'from hla seat and hurled back his pure shoe hill again and that it land go and look a t this and make will not follow yon. You have Tost its with greai violence. The sthlllon But If you do not find these advo­ 6IT on local ‘option rathe^ than to will pass but the shoe manufac­ me an ¡offer. Trolley from Sanford confidence." passed through the thicket and then cates enjoying the soothing comfort try »wearing off on prohibition. "The-, army haa «till obedience turers will probably knock it out runs past the land known as the turned to confront hla enemy -In the of a fan and something with a straw enough to punish your rebellion," re­ Joshua Powel! Farm. Make offer to again with their yr*l! paid lobby as open space, never offering to run in it they are nearby regaling some sponded Napoleon, sUU the master as owner, J . P., 26 ColumbiaJfstreet, S IR ES AND SONS. they did last time. The common away. other chap with the tale of their The lion, quickly recovering himself, their eyes mef. Ney quailed before Hampstead, L. I., N. Y. people hardly evet get by with a bill 93-13tp latest catch, Daniel Coffee of Cleveland fought In end msd with the taste of blood, that glance. of this kind. And all of us will go If you will seek any cod, restful tho Mexican war of 1840-8. lie la sprang once more Into the branches of . Breakfast was served lste the fol­ on using paper shoes Ut $4 per pair. spot within four blocks of the court elghtysfx. the big tree and made another leap to­ lowing day, tho hour being l l o'clock. TO KENT Philadelphia has three living 'veter ward the borser but missed bis aim. Tbo Emperor came to tho meal with house these days and keep perfectly quiet for a time you will hear much ens of the former Mexican war. J, B. - Then he .began a series of circle# a number of his generals. Including For Rent—Three roomsffurnished 'learned discussion of the superiority Wilson, ninety; I. Williams, eighty around the horse, getting nearer end Ney. They ate heartily and then' re­ tired to an adjoining room. Napoleon for light housekeeping. Alad two nearer each time, and at lu t made of bull heads as compared . With eight and O.. Manypenny, ninety. stalked up and down for some min­ bedrooms. Mr». Johns,*i 411 Parle' J , C. Chatterjt on# of India's most another leap. Skinner bait or Oowiagac as-a lure. utes, bis eyes fixed upon the floor. Bud avenue. distinguished scientists, will shortly 91-tfc But the brave horse was ready for You will catch 'the confidential dé­ Visit Japan to carry out rtwosrcb work him, and with the rapidity of thought donly he stopped before CaulsJncourt tails of the story of a pool where in tbc Interests of Shintoism aud-BodT e m p t ftie a p p e t i t e , changed front and bis hind feat struck and said: For Rent— Rooms,1W. large, cool, the big ba*4; lurk an d ' no one has dblsm. "I will abdicate." . ‘ ‘ >. the Hon full In the breast. p l e a s e tise t a s t e , and screened and welt furnished for • been able to land them. "YdU can “Sire." «aid Moncqy, “yon are sav Myron 'fr Herrick, United State# sopThe anlmet rolled over end over,, n o u r is h \ th e b o d y . housekeeping, at 302 Park avenue. see ’em in there and one of these tmssador to France, ha# been given a with yells of pain and rage, but then Ing FYance.” C risp, clearA uid fre sh — 84-tf . Alter some discussion. Napoleon mornings when I can get awa'y I gold - medal by tho French Natural came on again. Efc 5 cen ts¿e tth b m o istu re am going out and get ’em, believe UUtory association for "international This time he came to hla death, for added: "I have desired tho glory and For Rent— Compielcly furnished p roo f p ackage. me." The earnestness of the re- service In the protection of wild life." .tho horse's heel*1 struck him fairly happiness of Franco. - I hav# not euc- house with piano for the-sur Sir Charles Wyndhnm. the veteran between tho eyes, and crushed hla cceded. I abdicate and r«Ur»" citai almost "arouses in your breast On Apfll 11 the formal net of abdl Few steps To postoffice, depot and actor-manager, who Is seventy-seven, skull clean across. He gave a few a determination to junto a try a t’ it steamer codk.. A. W. Brown, En- f yourself until you remember with Is utill halo and hearty, and-has no In­ convulsive struggles and then stiffened cation waa delivered to the Allies and terprise, Florida. tention of retiring yet. He U now pre­ In death, white the triumphant stal­ the treaty, generally known as tbo regret that you loaned your tackle paring to bring out a new piny. Be­ lion ftood neighing and pawing tho Treaty of Fbntaincblean, waa signed. two year* ago.« F o r\Rent— Furnished-office equip­ fore going on tho stage be served as By this document Napoleon was made ground In token of victor^.. t . •• • an nrmy surgeon. monarch of,the Inland of Elba and the ped with roll top desk, office chairs . \ Somehow I cannot ri<f my sys­ title of emperor was continued. He nnd tables, Also p roll top( desk, Captain Hugh Hodman, U. S. N„ who Headgear Cause of Baldness. tem of a sincere regret that Morau will have ehorgo of all the -details of Antarctic baldness U tho result of renounced^»!! tho'rights of. his family typewriter desk and - oth?r -oqulp» was unable to mop the map with putting shipping through the Panama wearing close- woolen caps, says Per­ to the eoviirelRnty of, the FYoneh Eta ment for sale or rent.’ Herald office. Johnson in their bout a few days canal, graduated from Annapolis’ fa drai (Tray, navigating officer of the plre, the Klogdoip of Italy and alt oth­ , V V • ,..'8i-tf 4* ago. Of course 1 didn’t really ex­ 1380, nnd with the. exception of six Aur^ht. -which1relieved Dr,'M^jvson er countrfari. 4 f i r pect him to do 1t, but there was a yean baa been at sea ever since. Hrf and hla companions In thé Antarctic. Room-for Rent, dose in. - Apply Why Explorers Cannot Rest. i tiny ember of hope that flamed flt- baa been around the world fire times "I had not seen Dr. Mawaoti for two 88^Uc and hat commanded ablps In nearly years previously,” be told »‘newspaper to 210 Park «venne. : fully during the first few rounds every big port. 8lr Ernest Bbackleton was naked A representative, "and was surprised to the other day, why bo was .project­ * niitl then died to ashes. R ouni^ ¿ h in , tender—. And him so fit after the experience a ho ing bis great expedition right across .. Oatfogc for £ e n l— S18 Park »ve­ Moran is a good name, like Kelly . w itl^ i dfttifchtfunflavor Forest Notes. had undergone. Since we last saw the Antarctic continent.- "Why we go nu«.. Apply tp A. Trafford, city. and Ilurke and Shea', and I winhfed U •j - a p p r o p r 1 p t or f o r them the party bad become almost 1. cannot say." be replied. "What the * 90-tf him .weljr Updef^the pocket where Results from western white pine bald, doubtless.owing to the fact that J u t V ,' c te a 1 -.te a a n d Impelling force la . that makes ex­ I always carry the cigar I'm . not plantations threV seasons or more old for two years they had boon wearing *Vv. d ih u c r i^ J ^ c e n t s . plorers I cannot describe. . It Is one smoking there was a warm spot for show on y erogo of 11? per cent suc­ dose woolen headgear. Ono addition M I 8 CELANEOUS y of the sort of things of which. If you re*M^*Ma*^MlnarowHI —■ •# » veri ko white pino soll to tha base cgmp appqalod-to all of could describe It In so many words, the boy from Pittsburg and I cès» Wanted—X lady J# m taurnnt bel coi for from t|S. ' I t Was a Targe cfoss,.visible far half the charm and half the Interest crowded up close •to the bulletin pUnting ca«, belconducted and lunch counter ivb'rk. . -Apply tu board 10 as not to lose a word. I fT> to St) per acre* \ Mrat at aa», which had béen. erected to would bo i o n . , j • Western yellow pine cooes, to tfie the memory ~of L|eutansftl‘ Nlbnla qnd , "When you are tn the Antarctic Ü, W.‘Spencer nP^pepol IdUth coun* wanted to be among the first to read .... s s s a g S E a ijim e _ t lmt Moran was one white hope who amount of UJ77 busbals, obtained on Dr Mora (who perisbod while on’ a you have an ’ uncomfortable time, ter. the Ritter Root nitlopal foftat. Mon-, v r journey with Dr. Mawsou). The parly frozen ono minute and -roasted the was not hopeless. I wanted to read SB tana, yielded U.djS pounds of seed. received a never to-bo forgotten tvel next, but' when you come back to - Çat of Arfetant Mexico the stor^of bow ha had mussed up Tf>c average cost of the eztraded seed come from the crew of our ahlp.” De- civilisation and’ alt down to dinner», j The Mexican &mself drmly believe# that mud colored molecule with the H cents per pound. ,»crlb!ng the dredging work >lr. dray before you have been home six months in tho id heaven and hell, ya macerating mitt and the mildewed IV o rret liiitApUu rcoundta only one 'sa id : "W s obtahjed; go»fc'«traordi- yon want to get out on- (o ibe lone an . of tile Altees be- r morals. ,J cypram liWjtbe 'United «ate#, ft# nory creatures from th* rttplbs of tha trait again. tits full quota of g *n «x But what Is the use of remem- range extl-ii^s^frooi JJoIrrwnre south­ sea. Including fish,with larcdnoaq eyes j;:;;Each step taken into the unknown nine * ine of anctent bering aomctblng qpe. ought to Ttfr- ward iirOdifli filiriho«Vt Into Texan and characteristic of the life In f u s e great unfold» a paga of mybtery. and as JribViy■(* extinct, was a Mexico get? Ytìu have to hand it to John- up the MUslaplppl volley to Illinois depths where there ts no light.’-1 long’os there la any myatefy on (hla peculiar’, «Ten-fAPdfitfre creature, be­ Prince of appetizers. son and it looks as though he wasn’t qnd Indiana, .wit 1* one of the. few globe It ia not only man'» right but ing absolutely übketifsavo for the few Makes daily trips from Th* Infinite Procession, dud for the count until he gets it cone bearing tree« which drop Uietr algo his duty to try to unravel It, so sparse balm whtçi> appeared along tb# Gincer-Snriip Land .to We look through tho mlcrotcopa; that. In future ages we shall not be ridge of Its tali'kAd .bsck at tho 5*from ripping the enticing. green leaves In winter. -Tbc heart woo^ uf ■>Mn waiting mouths every­ cypress is noted for it* decay resistant physicists, chemllta, biologists, pry In­ pointed at as the men who lived In bevoragfl^fom a chilled glass. ’ ,w ln t# r../ ;' where. Boy Z u Z u to to the Inner recesses of matter, only the dark ages of the twmUeLh conproperties. . ’• *•' - r - -------- ' the grocer man, 5 cents. to find energy—energy heaving, toss­ turf." * Thèfo.. is state prohibition and tllng. ing, turbulent. Imprisoned, perhaps, or Aviation Notes. 1 there1’ is state prohibition— several l.m Murai wngis (winds' of It and William . Allan - . TrorlOOT It* tmitifol accepts reilalrr An eastern authorityfoaya men wear miles of White, tho great Kansas editor coudiUom*. the* British war office will the mlnu&st particle# of matt«r. ani­ mi.untacboa to hide and modify thalr _ ’ ? «11 * sums up the situation admirably ,put any neroplaun through tlie military mal, voidable or Inorganic, restless )clous homeliness. He says be in tho Saturday Evening Poet The aireptanco twsL" energy, eternal effort. If w# turn to . v ' M .fas own .upper lip to this way- in 1 the' htafory of pirn life upon our globe, first paragraph of his fine article .is One of the French menu fact M ■ Vuse It looks like the upper lip of we And but records of en sa follows; . has produced a hydroaeroplane who would set fire to 1 Prohibition, of course, dost, not frorrerful that It la In and dsneo 1« gly peculiar form which prohibit. Nothing" has hurt ‘ the than n flying tugboat.' upper lip, as It living organisât«,' everywhere ent cause of temperance In this country . ,Tbe English ayiator Gustave Hamel .leaving its , tree« fo innumerable This, is a somewhat Ruekln. mnv'e a record recently by ny loofdnK looping tb tbi* - . th: . ... all mustache wearers >IU duly i o seriously as th» dbluglon that n. mav'a ' k .. —— J p» »v#rv There are rqa*tachea far ugljsr law £n the statute hoqk will, protm n Buy bitcuit b q h ed by ^ V c« than tho ugliest of uppof lipj,* There httilY tho isle of liquor In "a city, a , \-.C«omwell had 1 in tlotm Jhkt vfould county or a sUte. A prohibitory ■ P ^ ' ith# latest - Zeppolln idrsltp i principi# Of organic Ufo. from.Ut# are jmiBtorhes A _' * * v eip f.. The coot cruLsodrOrer Berlin it m«de hardly .blind NATIONAL irtixre 1 law in a . community, whether the »period ofjregqUbfo.eilirtktf«??, noise. In the past thu nlrshlb« of liti* «iti». tHfough ÄstfirdTd futms. unit qf population bo Urge or ar B lS W lfe consjilcuous for thu bojiï [ in the depth# U, »ffor ill, only a flood resolut created. .. But 1 on ...‘COM PANY and like a good rcsqlutl ”--'f*-* * _ . Ila ri V up You can't be. kept or that« te ’h m jj ÌAiunxye look fo r th a t naipe * A state or a county or,» bering up. >. y-* [CLASSIFIED advertising EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT r Uneeda Biscuit Baronet B iscu it Th" ***** S • so«* 023 ifiAnS ä b«. ..w piDMMion. tJS2 _ ' * �* —~ •- r r - -J} : ~» X. w»*» •* -w4. V . K >. . ¿tf •K . . ’] . OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SEM IN O LE COUNTY— T H E GARDEN SPO T O F T H E WORLD PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY 'TV iV, ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS -Ml JJY SANFORD—L/A» /- IVb#<A Living \ . yoMJME V ........... . h .. . SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1914 --------------------------------------- !------DEATH OP W. 11. UNDERWOOD bull moose MOVE TO BREAK BRYAN LAW Well Known Manufacturer a f This City Dies Afie.- Month’s Illness’ NO 93 HEURTA ABDICATES |NEW DISTRICT CARBAJAL SUCCEEDS SEEMS DOOMED COMPTROLLER KNOTT HERE Popular Stats official Will Make The Race For Governor lion. W. V. Knott of Tallahassee was in the city on Wednesday call­ ing' o-i his many Sanford friend*. Hin duties-«» state comptroller-hav* been very arduous and.ha.D refresh­ ing his mind ami body by a few days’ vacation. There have been some question* about his assessment of the Atlantic Coast Lina Railway agltatiad In tha Reporter-Star. Mr. Knott took occasion, to stop off in Oriandoifor a day and ezplain satis­ factorily the situation. As given elsewhere in this issue the tax** that formerly accrued to Orange county from th* A. C. L. shop* and were distributed equally In the various aehool diitrict* In the county hav* now been-curtailed on account of the formation of Seminole county and this sum now goes to Seminole coun­ ty. The tax books of Orange show­ ed the deficiency and th* ReporterStar promptly called attention to what seemed a lower assessment for the A. 0 . L. Mr. Knott has been A public official for .many years and has always served the state honestly and well and his numerous friends over Florida are promlsiog.^im their support in his candid**jn J o t the highest poaRion in the stalV. N Asked »■ to whether the reports that he would be a candidate, for Governor were triifc Mr. Knott re^ plied that ha would certainly a be a candidate and had already launch­ ed the gubernatorial boom. While It is early to think about the next Governor of Florida Mr. Knott goes on the axiom that the early bird will get the worm and he wants his friends to know that ha will be in the race when it starts. FOUR WILL MAKE RACE FOR THE GOVERNOR’S SEAT After an Hints* of several weeks’ ’ duration W. H. Underwood of-this city succumbed to the insidious RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY SEEMS THAT FLORIDA WILL approaches of cancer yesterday af­ — : -r MEXICAN CONGRESS HAVE BUT W E •V* ternoon. Us had an operation for •MJBANING THAT ANDERSON LATEST BRINGS OIJT CONcancer upder his arm abou^ 6ne WILL FIGHT FLET C H ER .* month ago and It waa thought at GRESSMAN FRANK CLARK the time that the disease would be confined there. Mr. Underwood becamo to much better that he was enabled to get about the streets but '■Ttl the disease was in other parts of his OTHER NEW8 OP THE WORLD OTHER NEWS OP FLORIDA GARFRESH PROM THE WIRE - KKRED IN SHEAF FOR body and a few weeks ago he was FOR HERALD READERS . BUSY READERS obliged to take to his bed and has KJCE LITTLE SCHEME TO I» MAY8, HUDSON. KNOTT A N D never been able, to leave It. His CANDIDATE IN FIELD AGAINST Mexico City, July 16.—Gen. V ic­ Washington, D. C., July VI.—The CLARK 8EEM -TO BE THB many friends here hoped against toriano Huerta resigned from ~the Sehate amendment to .the sundry •; DEMOCRATS feta PRESENT LINEUP hope, skilled phyticiatis aided by provisional presidency of the Mex­ civic bill dividing Florida- into two Herbert L. Anderson, Dtill Moose nurses, his faithful wife and friends A good deal of gossip is breaking ican republic last night and his res­ ^tntoms districts la doomed. It is lesdtr in Florida, will attempt to did all in their power but the dis­ ignation was accepted by the senate learned that the 8enate conferees out In Florida circles at Washington prove the Bryan primary law un- ease overcame their effort* and the and chamY>er of deputies by a vote are ready to haek down on this and especially among members of (onstltutional, and behind the end came Thursday afternoon fboiit of 121 to 17. the congressional delegation, in re­ amendment. •theme la said to be.the Progressive six o’clock. gard to the next gubernatorial nom­ Francisco Carbajal than was ap* In fact, its insertion in the Senate piety candidacy of John S. Max* ination. Congressman Frank Clark The funeral servlets will . take pointed president and too, thh oath was agreed to merely a* a mean* of > V'H of Jacksonville, for thr-United place at the Baptist church this of office mt the joint session of the smoothing out opposition to* the is already being hailed aa "G overn­ States Senate, in opposition to .the afternoon at 4 o’clock, in charge of deputies and senators. or" by members of Congress from patnge of the sundry civil bill and other Stated-ami he replies smilingly rvgular Democratic nomlnbe, Dun* the Elks and Odd Fellows, Rev. Huerta’s reigflqJlqn was submit- with the Reservation that th* proto thi» pleawzjtl'-aaiuUtion^-but I* fin U. Fletcher. Hyman officiating.’ Interment will ud'ihrougirm ; qjrtment of for- vision would "Le dropped In. confer­ not ready -’to ihske’ any announce­ A bill of complaint and nn *appli- be made at the family burial ground • • i g n ,- r e la t io n s .../ e a d In the ence. >►’ ment on this subject. As seen here ation for a temporary injunction at Marshallville, Georgia. bouse and was grMttil'wRh cries of The bill which passed the House the pre-nor^inatlon face ia likely to m training the Secretary of State, W. {{.'Underwood w4s bortt-jn* ’’Viva Huerta.” I t ’.tben was refer­ as a separate measure transferring develop into a spirited four cornered H. Clay Crawford, from complying Georgia near Montaxuma in 1805 i d to the joint committees of go- Florida customs headquarters from con(qs( between F. L. Mayes, editor with the Bryan act by certaJfying and. spent his early boyhood in that hernkeion. After (brief considera­ Jacksonville to Tampa Is now pend­ of th> ' i nsacol* Journal; C. L. Wilthe nominations for state and na- part of.the state.» He early in HTe tion the -committee» .reported, so- ing before the Senate committee. svu. of*Marianna; F. M. Hudson, of tional o(lices to the various counties learned the trade Of blacksmith and cepting the resignatloiClo'Hhe follow­ Senator Bryan will try to have it Miami and Representative Clark. of the state for the purpose of mak* worked at that for years in his na­ ing term af*'' amended to as to create a new dis­ • The forecasters are not yet making jog up lista of Democratic nominees tive state. * He aiao learned locoma' '/»."Article l —We accept the resig­ trict for Tampa and preserve the any predictions, because tho nomin­ for the general election in N'oVem* tive engineering and at one time w^a nation presented by Gen. Victoriano present headquarter« / a t Jackson­ ation is so fpr away that projihedes her, tfere filed- In the circuit’ court with the Central of Georgia Railway. Huerta as president of the Mexican ville. —* • would be hazardous, bjit it Is aSTdent' (or Léon county Bt Tallahassee O n .account of the ill health of his United -States. It I* not dear, however, that It that the contest is going to attract this morning. . The application for write he decided to move to Florida Coyld be put through the House as "Article 2— We cali licentiate lively interest here because of the Injuhclion will be returnable before and for several years was travelling Francisco Carbajal, minister of for­ so amended, as Representative Urfmention of Mr. Clark's name in con­ Jodie James T . Willis, of the salesman for the John G. Christopher eign relations to assume the presi­ derwood and other leaders would nection therwith. Co. of Jacksonville and after wire Dihth judicial circuit of Gaines* fight it to the finish. dency." * rill*» next Monday. Mr. Maxwell is making Gainesville hi*.’ homo trav­ A ballot was taken and the joint X X X FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION elled for the S. J. Thomas Co., out session approved the report. counsel’ for the complainant. Traded Dog for Baby De Land Wins Game The bill of complaint filed at Tal- of that city. About six'years ago he Jacksonville,- .Fla., July 17.— A President Carbajal proceeded to DeLand won from Sanford yes­ Coast Line Employees Killed South khtMce is said to be a longthy af- remoVtM to’ this section and livec the national pfllacc under an escort bulldog for a babyi . This Is the terday aftemoqn in n hard fought of Lakeland »{tir. U U understood that the.cots near Wagner, being engaged in the of presidential guards, and sil along novel trade offer which Supt. Mar­ game by the score of & to 2. A federal inspoctoy has been sent pblnant cites many rfasohs why he shingle business afterward doming the way was greeted with tumultu­ cus C. Fagg, of the Children’s Home It wa* one of the most Interosting Tor to Inspect the bloller which ex­ Society received a few days ago and games that h*d been played here this believes the Brynff'KgC’ is unronsti- to'Sanford'and engaging In the wag­ ous cheering. ploded at Holder on th r Atlantic the deal has been consummated. It season, as both teams played high . tational, among the principal ob* on manufacturing business In the i : t Coast line early Tuesday morning. P jtctlons bciAg that the Bryan act -Vaughn holding on Palmetto ave­ London, July 16.—Half a dozen happened because baby Hazel Wil- class bail. 'Only two members of the craw Provides that a man lias to be a nue and was there when the laun­ policeman were required today to Hairuon, two year* old, curly haired Hodgden pitched" excellent ball survived. One of these, Flagman qualified elector in May, when the dry firo consumed the qntir* build­ remove from the Marlborough »tract Bjyl brqyn.eyed, happened to be on for Del And allowing tba-Sa«for«l Morton Thogpen of Lakeland tells Wnml election laws provide th at'» ing and contents lie then pur­ polie* court twif Ikicking, clawing, the front porch of tho receiving home hoys only three hits. Crosby, San­ tho following atory: sun shall be a qualified elector in chased the present location ou Oak screaming suffragette*, whoI earlier when a well dressed man nnd woman ford's, stgr pitcher delivered a flqv "SVe had just pulled out of« Holder avenue and erected n ‘ fine ibrick in tbo day. had attempted ia horae- drove by. in a machine. Jlovember. • -article of ball.striking out fourteen and were under heavy headway, On the teat betid«,- the young of DeLand's brat bailor*. Hudgins ' The complainant, Mr. Anderson building, being especially equipped whip Right lion. Thomas McKinnon good when suddenly the train stop­ fût the manufacture of Underwood woman was an expepafvo bulldog, did the receiving «for Sanfq^d. and 4 . Wood, secretary of state yf Scotian was formerly a leader of the He* ped and 1 was thrown put of the L publicans In Florida. He' has beep wagons aqtt byggies ond for gen­ But for the iatervention-bf hla butler wiiosa coat had been 1200 just'a few worked hard all during the gainer-. door on the platform of the caboose. All of Sanford infield p!ay*d good Th* train carried 45 cars and It took t great admirer of Theodore House-' eral repair and- wood working bu*i- it in probable the secretary—would day* before, according to the man. soundly ihnuhfid-.:----- j!— lli* cya just than caught »ight-af-eh« ■fiatl -ahff With a llltle'm ofe pracllc* m# a few tpinutea to rur. its length wit. When the Republican party ne#i, harness, etc. Mr. Unficrwood tot, and he pressed both pedals of they will be able to give the people but .'4"was soon there and'found a X t : Mr,- Anderson remained- a ’ « « • ili indefatigable worker and-had built up a fine busine** in this sec; . Washington, July 16.—Secretary the mhchino hard. "L et’s go in .find of Sanford just as good ball a* they sight that words cannot describe. vc-lt man. Uon apd,hàd. mado plans for the in­ Bryan today announced he would tre the babies." he said to his wife. would want to see anywhere. ^ Du- Engine was completely demolished I l n connection with the attempt corporation As they came up the slope baby Bose mado a sensational catch back ap'd’'right below the fire box the itio of H’m buslncjji.dnto*« sign n peace commission trkaty.wilh 't o prove the Bryftn primary law un­ larger company for tfop manufacture Minister De|Pona of .UrazuaF, «on - IUz«-! ran forward with outstretched of second base during the last part exi>|niuon .hail torn a hple eight faet constitutional it was reported on the af Underwood wagod»’ upqn da^and that on another day next arms, and aaid the on* mugic word, of tha gamd. . deep Into the earth. A1 bottom t streets today that John S.| Maxwell icale when death «talked in and »’ut week tie would sign similar pact* "Daddy.” Her own real daddy had The real feature of the game v n . f <hi# 1 found Varn.-atter luiril tllg* would be a candidate on the Pro­ short his useful life. . with Argg)tine, Brazil and Chile, died, and her mother, dylrig~ herself, Kanner stealing home in the fifth ging. ’ He waa badly mangled, one gressive party ticket for the United Although a very bu*y man in bis llefor« the end of the week Mr. had left the little one in charge of (nn nnlng and scoring the first run for •tiuulder having been trashed off and Sutes Senate, in opposition to the own business M r.. Utftlerwood al­ Bryan will send about twenty of thse tha society j>ut a few days before, Sanford. t h e ' bone ■protrudingVthrough, beDemocratic* nominee, Mr. Fletcher. ways took an active interest in city treaties to the senate for ratifi­ Ip«? last desperate chaneo of getting Keown, DsLand’s left fielder ’ra­ •othcr wounds 'add bruises. Mr, Mitx,well is remaining rather affairs and ser.vid 'two terms as al­ to’ tha car« of friends aqd securing ce! ved three hits out of four times The Inen w*r«t »11 dead, hut in the cation.. quiet on, the subject, but it is be- derman of Sanford and was also a Similar convention*, with France medical attention. up. Two coatly errors caused San­ hop* ItiaJL I » l * ht to rave j^-lftVod ho will make a definite an- candidate for the position of mayor nnd Great Britain will not be signed The man and woman calt*d on ford to Ioaa tha game.' their'llvbFlf 1 could.get a doctor, I. •ouncemant regarding the matter in of the city. He served most faith­ until ail of Great Britain’s self- Mr. Fagg very early the next day. BatterU*—Sanford, Crosby and ran back a mile and a half to Hol­ • few days. # fully a* chief of the fire department* governing colonics have accepted The dot, handsomely groomed- was Hudgins; DeLand, lfodgden and der and woke up a doctor who The outcome’ of the injunction and while a member of the council their provisions. Secretary Bryan with them, and pointing to the aniAllen. rushed to the.scene at once, but it. case is awaited with interest. gave much time and a«?ntlon to the considers their acceptance a foregone mal/'the man said: Sanford—0 0 O'0.4 ,0 0 1 0— R 2 -- was too lata to do any good." t-’ »}-• ' ' - • fire deportment t and ^nuch of the conclusion and he plant tQ sign the . " I ¿bought it waa what ah» want­ H J—E3. The aeddent occurred at 3:16- In vL’v To Move Farm Produce efficiency of the Sanford fire depart­ French and British pacta the same ed* It isn’t. How soon_ can you DeLand'—0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0— Rfi— the morning and a wira to Lakeland day. All thase treaties provide, that fl^ u p tha papers so we can take H7— E4. Lake Charles, U ., July . H ^ T o ment la due>to hit efforts. ‘ " brought tha wrecker to the scene and * ' . strengthen the . farmer and truck , \\r. H. Underwood was a man of differences which cannot be settled Hazel home? the road was cleared, Sunny Jim. . Cold In New York "I'll make you a present of *Wm r < W in the "weakest pdnt* In his most benevolent disposition and hi* diplomatically shall be submitted to the piwuinger southbound, -being New York experienced yesterday if you with, or sell him myself,.but organization, the selling ond,- the big heartedness and kindly impulses an international commisitfoh. only al* hour late. a real llva baby is what wa Want and the coldest July, day In fofty-one ’ ■fltfadpetor Varn lived in Laka- •' Lake Charles Business Men’s Asso­ were proverbial. His horns-was the t | t Pittsburg, July 10.—After a six it took little Hazel to find It out." year*. There is no great rise in tem­ land »iti,*ra*..;highly respected. Ho ciation has been organized on orig­ merca of his frien d s and he was perature exerted , »«cording to ’H inal lines. The merchants of the never so happy as when the room* month*’ legal battle, Harry K. Thaw r ‘years of ago arid unmar­ Forecaster Scsrr. f t may ba -wansEnlsmtnger Elected dty have incorporated a mutual eoro: were filled with visitors or his table in a court decision today was award­ ried. His ro mains i will ^be taken, to Imt there ia no raal July wegAker In P»ny, hired a manager and have an­ with guest* and partaker* of hi* ed the income from hla father’s es­ hla old home at FYv Mead»/ whew inU lte C ity, July 16.—Louis E. sight, tate, denied- him by th* trustee* Entaminger, Fort Worth, Tex.,'has nounced that in the futuro.they will hospitality. ThentpiB wohY in July hxs been Urment will, bef wade, the fonetal Kind gnd cheerful, most pti ml*- since - I Phe wa*.adjudged insane for just b*eq elected ,Suhday**chool and accept and pay cash down at the in lorty-four year*. The at the grave bdn# In'Ç . • . I D U t .'l II.. > k. U., weretary, « 'F lo r id a ,;!* t . New Orleans pricea for all Uc, big .hearted, a Jfown■ ^builder »laying Shanford ^VW tr.^By the ß perature for the «even day* UikelanJ Lodge £ o . Ion, Thaw gcU .1160,778. p. truck and produce b rou g h t'ttì the Harry Underwood will he- mfsaed , succeed GeOTgo Hymsn, now pastor Andeff^eaeJday waa^05.3 degree*, of w b id f^ w a s a b r iW :m e m from htfiarge circle of frienda;*nd Kngjj9!*r,G¿raS«v.wiHi aléo,,Wg^|y at Sanford,' The ‘ Florida BapH’ with a Jow. mark of"'fik •der««». V»wociation’a warehouse. business' acquaintances and in his Encampment is enlhualaitlc over h No MoreSebbath Movies reepéqted. -Ib t Thad 'Gvid 'trä g e m r "The trouble with our farmers," reached at 1 o’cloak yeeterdaymqytV ¿ f i b Sanford lorn a most conristelection. _M r. EnUmJng« l* ’«onland («konVÄißrars and-haOn.-t declared John Marshall, publisher Ing. This U the colde»t July ilay'on O., July 17.—'Do moVing sidcred. one of tW ..bosj Rbfidsy record since July 16, 1673, when the V « hit of the Lake Charles Times, and a ent qnd optimistic advocate. T picture«| theatres dcscerato the Sab­ trhopl men in Aiberica death. Rif viffe’ and two dg% Header in theuLuavertoent, ‘V*»s that ? He leaves n loving wife, daughter bath? mercury sneaked down to 60 degrees. ' ’ ’ ’ • they had no selHhfc qn«l. to their and father_to mown hts loss and in r Th* average for the record cold July are at present at Audlla, if This qq«ptlon. a nffementous one Preabylerlan C h a f c h . ¡ I week In 1873 wa* 67 degrees. The we«tertM4» rt of Florida. hujirim. They had;-: good Ja*nd, their hour bf afllLction the entire city and tbislittJe city'll today the center * , .... . •- • ^ • >athy and: give* sympathy and comfort. i>. •i'. i * j?h# Prosbyterian Sunday school nearest approach to the preaent **re well trained farmpra and raised •• - H i ■ ••• and preaching service Sunday will tr.nrk ’ wa* in icp .. food stuff hot from the minute they 1882 and In lR91, Ik e S n o w b a lle d evening a good audibe In the church. ,,,, v look it off their place and put it in when the. average for a July Denvar. July .............. 17.—The Go' í Ch They people will vote on tlje queer AB ar* ipvhed «>. these ‘ servie*# w^a 66,4. o «n ««) -r»-/ bled-aV the Star Theater , their wagons they, wefo help!« •, Jubileo Reunion of the, Ilensvotpnt Mon. Chq;ch folk, . backed .- by st.rf;45 and 11 u. n \ .\ X l h e unjon There, .were hUnd***» of consumers Thq/total' rainfall for lb* CouncOman’ SMney .^ ro b rt;d r«.b e­ and Protective .Order of *ho wanted th*ir stuff and were 6 inches. ThU;j*.the second ta M H ^ H ^ M ir M C M d •a.. wa* hind the move tb close the Sabbath brought to a b r. w . ; A. Muruell. aislsUht rainiest week . In forty'four ypar*. •ertnon snd*Tloen‘a«*ntion-wqs •filing to pay fpr it, and there were »’ unld delegai** tomorrow nill begin to state yetqrinarian of Graon Cov* T h* rècord week , was the first weelr all th;i way. through. 1 Next Sundiy hundred* o f’fa m c r r njwut here v to their their ,borpe*. borne*. Several bacKtq: oy vt tiispim- to Sbrings w4# in tha city bn Wednes­ in July, ‘Ì901, when 8.32 Inches of evening, ^HeV. Smith .Hardin, pris *»ni#d to k«U. But they ¿opldn’t « É . visitors • <0(1* y -too^ *d- retain what they a* thptisai/d victors aiding elder of the Ml E. Chhreh day, having been called bare to In­ rain fell. ‘ n t together. Our organization will of ’ irrangemen.tq madn by Sunday>r arc will pr*ach the eermon. All mrm V fch^a vestigate a ease of glanders in a Tho immediate weather pr.oepect *** to thi*. We pay the fanner loader of cordUi(s,.q.elcomed. An *1’ m i id today mule belonging to Mr. Leonard!. ia for /local showers and pa ***1» for hi* et-Jff. T hat’* what he t h i T * S 'lB4«« ■ntl worse than .artythlng-'.oUc. cundon tò Corèoa-tbj» I ..TH* »I picture show is the poor The mule.wa* killed by Dr. MunseU cloudy,. M r * f l i n g left y esteniay and the owners of Hv* stock here “ Em our agent* in New Orleans get World, it i* orllfAJwre. •Coro Corona on the -Mdlfat joqd b ..‘ M folk*’ recreation,.' I t keep* young sbonJA be' careful that the dUssso ia lor Ömulauqua, hûw York where . A t The Baptist Char ft °n the big southern and eastern \ people: Away from dark «trouts .an4 nday school next Sunday.-» il she ilO '^ T n ifer daughter. Ciarlp. Khfast point reached by standard parka at night. The decent movi* riot comrooiricated. The mule a ««rkeu for u* and We get our lilroad and U a region of p*rCUrisra Prcnchiug by the paztor, Itev._ and «pend the «amw*r. railroad taoney back. We can afford to'walt is just a s ’moral la autoin* and Niles one that had been traded for a the day Is over | p t 11:00 á^. a r and came fo n t a distanceshd owner* of |or return* but lot* of time* the etual snow. a rea! «no» theater» show aunt *.'* stock should be careful of foreign 1A 9 p. m‘ ' * * io desh 'n *r ran'not and a* » rrautVtakra , mountain tops. will ! Everybody invited. Sirs here beirt* IF LAW STANDS BULL MOOSE FALLS A t local ,r »he NEW OFFICIAL A ÍT . SENATOR BRYAN WILL NOT STOP WAR FOR JACKSONVILLE bigi , - ’ Ì| +*—t— in ./.• . ■ .X- FROM WASHINGTON COMES THE REPORT m J . 11 .. X..« . f* y If W' 'll : BS �'*■«— IS.’:»»i ■VM, JULY asrr . ~ ’r F■-J-'-. V* * .ií'A'íaBtíí i I ■ SiV, ^ ** - V- ' ONUS OF 20,000 VOTES IN THE PIANO CONTEST ABOUT THE $ 2 0 .0 0 GOLD WATCH ------------------ :_________ __________ ' * BB;:i'. i » ■ ■ev ■>Beginning the first day of the "Two Big . Days" Sale jfSaturday, July jgth) every candidate or any one selling oho of our Coupon Booke— wblch has a face value of $6.00, good In trade or on accouutt— will be given twenty thous. and votes bonus, the purchaser of the Coupon Book wijl bo glun ten thousadd. (10,000) vote*, making a total of thirty thousand(30,000). vote* issued with efeh book aold, twenty to the party, selling the book, and ten thousand to the party purchasing »eirrg the book. Positively those books will haw tq , l>e sold outaido-the store In order to* receive the bonus. Abo beginning on the above date (Saturday, July 18th) coupons will be accepted in payment of* accounts, the same aa cash, provid­ ing they were purchased outside the store. With the giving of the ¡2(7,000 votes ‘bonus them is no reason under the *un ^ wby-»vary candidate can’t keep up.the 18,000 per week a nd win a gold watch — its going to be easier to m II books be"cause we will now accept them on charge accounts. Get busy candidates. Just think of the number that will pay their accounts on tbe 18th and 20th— .dozens of them with accounts running anywhere from $4.00~to $75.00. Standing of Candidates, week end­ ing 6 p. in. Wednesday, July 15th: Mlag Maud Cameron, Sanford.. 136,000 ’ Bdrs. W. W, Fry. S a n fo rd .,. . . . 794,550 Mrs. C, L. Goodhue, Sanford.. 10,850 Mrs. I. D. Hart. Sanford. . . . . . . 213,000 Mias A. J. Howard, Sanford.. . . 1,188,200 Miss Grace l^awklna,'Sanford.. 57,500 Mr*. R. C. Shesfer, 38,250 Mrs. Shcafcr, Sanford., . . M il* Emma Proctor, Geneva., 8,050 Mias Geneva.. .. MU* Helen Tate, Oateen........... Ml*« Oateen. . . 175,050 Mlaa Mamie Royal, Sorrento.. . 14,400 MI Mias m Clarece Hand, Sanford . . . 199,700 Miss B. Ü. Hutchinson, Sanford.. .. 433,650 Miss Mias Mae Forster, Fouler, Sanford Sanford...... . . 672,15th Miss Junle Stumon, Sanford. Hanford. .... Misa 38.Î00 Mrs. J. B. Adkins, Sorrento.. .. .. 17,500 Mrs. D. It. BrUaon. Brlsaon, Sanford.. . . 11,500 Mrs. Mra. C. A. Owen#, Owens, Sanford.. Sanford,. . . . 7,800 Miss Julia Hodge«, Hodges, Sanford.. .. .. 919,450 Furnishings F o r Every ! Room in the House L a d le s ’ P um ps & O xfords 54 Poops and OiWds 5331 Ur “Th# Too Dsj»’’ Selby’s Pumps and Oxfords for women, extra good values.. It’« easy to* make your aelsctlon from this assort­ ment, different lsets and nhapes, tin well ** all lee theca, P«lent«*Gun Meta), Tan Russia Calf and Kid. M U S L IN U N D E R W E A R These extraordinary value* have been assembled at our store with one object prclmlncnt—"The Biggest Sale ever held io two days," values will make it so. Saturday and Monday—Gowns, without a doubt this ia the most beau­ tiful lino of Gowns, Skirts; Princess Slips, Chemises and Combination Suits wo have been able to secure this season. We struck It lucky, a big wholesaler dose out sale. They are all—yes. every garment made from the genuine Masonvill Muslin. Those who know what MasonvilL. Muslin Is can readily a|ipredate the high superiority .of these gar­ ments. The*« garments gre made; in different styles and they sell regularly ni p. dollar and a half^ but jcrr the two big days-*Saturday and . Monday, July 18th and 20th, thoy go;- for r^M n s i ; r r . , * Men's Haberdashery Negligee Shirts, without collar* attached, only.. with or 45c SILK SH IRTS 1.98 i Extra special value for the "Two B ig ' Days;" t,h[m -rtgu*; lar price * of tbwy Shirts M y %3jM— purs whito .. m I „ they launder like linen.* v-——----------1-----:----- flalbriggan Underwear For auminer wear, hot'll shirts and'drawO 4 _ era, each only.. This Is full else 4-6 cotton Mat­ tress, French rolled edges. This mat­ tress is huiit, not stuffed. Has the same grade ticking as $15,00 felt mattresses, only. ;... nd M O N D A Y ' SATURD AY, S A M . DINNER WARE—ihdudlni Pitcher*, Breakfast _and Dinner Plates, Cups and Saucers, Platters and Vegetable IMahss,.regular price up to 25c each, on sale Saturday, July 18th at .* A. M, at only............ .............. .................. ..............■• a ^ MONDAY • A. M. GBAN1TBWABE—including every useful artlde for the kitchen Take a look at our l>ig assortment in the show window. 9 A „ Remember, Graniteware la on sale Monday a t . . . . T . . . X U t- MEN'S DRAWERS—The elaatic seam drawer* that sella every­ where at 60c, made of bleached drill, Striven style, on O Q n sale Saturday at 2:30 p. m. for a limited time only a t . . U J t FOLDING CAMP STOOLS 2«c These are well made, strong and durable, hard wood legs and posts, seat and back is* of heavy brown army duck, the very .thing for beats, as well aa a necessity, to any camp outfit. - ' - FOLDING COT $2.98 The tam e throughout Is made of itod, folds intd very small space, light- . and easy to cany about, make* an ideal; porch cot, re-priced for the "Two Big Day»,” Saturday and ( ¿ O Q Q Monday at only.. . . . . . tJ)w » « / 0 MONDAY 3:3.0 P. M. SA T U R D A Y 2 : 3 0 P . W . DROWN DOMESTIC— Full 36 inches wide, sells regularly at 7 We hut lor Monday and Monday only, It will be sold C Q - » 3 .5 0 MEN’S O X FO R D S »2.98-Snow **"EnlonM ad e"O xford* In aU leathers; Patent Leather, Gun Metal, Tan and Russia, 3 Id Kid. EXTRA SP E C IA L » 1 .9 8 —Men's (Hfords, blncher style, all lealhera. Vicl Kid, Gun Metal, Lotus; Estra. Spedsl Hate-and Mon. » 4 .5 0 MEN’S OXPOROa » 3 ,9 0 - S n o w ’s"UnionMade*’ Oiforda with Iho celebrated arch support; Patent, Gun Metal, fan, Russia Calf and, V|cl Kid 10a SHOE POLISH 7c Whlttemore'a "Baby Elite" Shoe Polish for tilack shoe*, the kind that sells for 10c during the ."Tw o Big Days’ Saturday and Monday ONLY 7c T R U N K S , S U IT C A S E S , H A N D B A G S Many Stunning Items for the §umuier Resort erylhing for the convenience and traveling ease of the vacationist. We have Id stork Trunk#, suitable, as well aa durabblc. for bay trip SUIT, CASES TRUNKS HAND BAGS 98c to $7.0d $2.59 to $20,00 $4.00 to $7.50 C-eme hv-a>^;$lrc nur RfoCjK. the once over before going away. 0 0 0 0 IXTRA VOTBS Bed Spreads full site, only.............-.......98c Pillow Cases, 42x36, full alee, only_„8*^e Hack. Towels, 18*36, special value-_8j^c $1.60 FEATHER PILLOWS 98e GenuIrie Gocaie Feathers, A- C. A. Ticking,, absolutely- feather proof, this . price_b only for the "Two Bin Day*.” MOSQUITO NET $1.9S 90 Inches These nets are made on sted frame that’ cun be taken apart by any lady, easy to take down and put up. Tho 100 Inch Canopy a* rhown here 1# $2.29 D IXIE MOSQUITO NETS $2.49 (Reduced One Dollar) natural.«lot linen skirts, alio formerly at $2.50 special for the two bi, days Saturday and Monday Luly 18th and 20tl M A N N IS H T A IL O R E D S K IR T S CHILDRÇN#GINGHAM AND PERCAL DRESSES 39o AND 98c These garment* that areio U»v.sold-ai 3!(»h «old form­ erly at 69 and 69c ‘If*- well roadB M iMt color material and trimmed' with braidg and contrast­ ing color«. There are a few white dresac* in thia lot. A)mo«t any ajie from 2 to 6 years. The»e prices ar^-, for the "Two Big Day«" only Saturday and Monday July 18tb*lnd 20th. ’ . *. * ■* These are. ages 8 . tovjd y<nra, and they* sold * loimerly for $ i % 48 tbe rnffterotl^OTrlincnes, ■Hg^t aruf * dark,coloteibgingham and percal, also while madrsajl bnd a ie^,£l<}#ee srepa* ar* tyi thl^’ lotv, i Cotne t a jW ; and tpakn. youf «election before thd run of aixea are • broken; because the "Two Big Daya" Saturday and Monday are going to play Hovoc with ou> en- A O p tire stock. Remember Onjy.Y. v ........................ cf O t . Olua Union Suits $1.59 Made of light , weight fancy underwear muslin, coat style, closed crotch, the Ideal . summer under­ garment, advertised ; ; the world over at $1.60, for the "Two Big ifc -f Q A Days" only . 3 ) 1 . 0 * / 46c COUNTER Thii Count»r will b# leaded dawn with gvasl n k n in Gowns, UmUrtVuti, Caisct Corcre sod Drtwtrs Every garment fresh and new—^ we lipught them at a bargain _our«lvc8, diot-- a single garment worth lass .than 69c ■A . 5000 EXTRA * ■* Black Cat Half Hose— either mercerised Cotton or LU « H o», Mend Row Ties, value 10c . . . . . .5c ‘ Sll t Oalak 8h4e Laces . . . 6c Helmet Arm llanos, v . .. . . .;V ;.. ,9 f -Stickeria Braid. . . . . . . . . . . . 6c Lead Pencil*, Sc value 3 for,'.. .Vj6c Rice Buttons, 6 dox fo r;, , J i g e » -Z * Hair Nets, worth lOe........ , , Vlrt Cubes, only. ........ -¡Wt Water Pearl Button*. , iltr/rlts, 15c value. ■...»,■■ Royal Society Floaa, 2 for........ ., Writing Tablet», for.lnk ffash Dress Goods Atnpekeag ; Dress Gl ng-\ hams,and York .ZephytV'ifl this Two Days - £ ■ N f on»y-: ........... ■ , 60c Wash Silk 4 32 Inches wN i white ground; tan, lavenderapd light blue. 15c Lawnt Only 5c Special for Saturday and $1.00 OVERALLS FOR 89c ..s is only a limited amount; 1 3 Ji L1NETTE 9f , iineo color, .60 Inches widp. - ---- - -------- 5« M-V nd, for. —wiihinb" * Ï V ’ m ‘ § ^ jg r x i * looking fo r. 3 i ,.* nk'.reh,aii* n ,ie ?, ’ 5?__ £ ? " ° 9 e ,l* r » . co tn b ln ad o n .......... .5 » 5« Straight Pins, brass. 5e. Parana, puro leather... .. 5c Breed Pana...................... . 5c Tea Spoona, nlchle silver . .5c Lace, 3 yds for.. . . . . . . . T .. 5c Stove Polish.. ............ % > ; r ............r * » T * w*»*-...................................... ■Special Value«, Blue Serges, ami Mixtures. :p a i \ h ere yoiTvo been - ______ \ • 9c R E A D E V E R Y IT E M — T h e re ’» sofno ’ Brighton Garters, In as­ sorted color* nt C[/» only . . . . . . . . . . . - .ff, i¡‘ *f* * - » ■ -* * J)r V SATURDAY AND MONDAY The present vogue says Taffetas '.and Soft Silk*. We have them both. Taffeta* In Green, Copenhagen a« d Black. Messaline In Pink, Light Bine, Navy, Kelly Green an T - ' * *. 1 5 0 ONB PIKCB DRE8 8 E 8 PQ 4I 65»” * • Children’s Drawer«, Twiy day* spec-^ 5 ,0 0 0 EXTRA V O T E S) w y v i;il. Childrrn’» Muslin D/awert,. «am* Beautiful one piece gingham and percal 'dresses^ sleeve* with la « , others embroidery,, and aome both long and naif length, absolutely fwat colors- will not ’ trimpmd VlGi (ticks, sixes- from lade. Repriced for the-"Tw o Big Daya" Sat^ to 12 vear*‘ ’ .'V . and Monday July 18th and 20th at only a O C > ’ X * ................................... dergaridei Bow me#, during these "Two BÍg Days only, encfi......... O v Remember 2 Dsys Only li.fc.-’ s ’ - ff �*-•---- I .....JV old Sanford aa long aa you and _ of South Florida. LivaTheti I give you permlsaion tp ~~We wf.h /ou to meet an d to know ~ publish it. Should you decide fp her live, active, progressive business publish send two extra copies to my men, her -Ibvely women, "her fair A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPOND address beyond the deep blue aea. maidens and girls— the prettiest and ' Do not fail to send the Herald. the aweetest to-be found anywhere D EN TS-EV EN TS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT It keeps me in touch with the surg­ in this grand old-*state of ours.’ REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR IIERALD> ing current of passing events and I • We wish you to see Sanford,..jnIr-’ shall want to know when that bulk- rored in yon matchless lake—her heading of the lake front (a finished, shaded streets, avenues and parka, fer several day* In GaftTbaviUc. and when the “cornor stone" of the her ever-flowing fountains of pure P A O U POINTS C. A. Ilauleraon hat 'receive*! the “New Hotel” shall have been laid. living water, her dty hall and her. entire amount, #500, from Orlando, If in your discretion this deserves high school building, of which wo Mr, Harry Clark, formerly of which was subs cribed for the newj the bottom place in your waste Fed/irai Point, Fla., now of Cotinsc- j « d being built through* Geneva! basket put it there and'don’t refer are so justly proud; her churches— Ucut visited his old time friends, cpnnccting us with the national j to it afterwards. With good wishes temples dedicated to the living God whose sa'rrcd spires pierce the ethe­ C. D. Pearson last week, starting on highway to th e'iw . .* ¡for Bob Holly, fthe-Herald and for real blue nnd catch the first sweet his return trip to New England on t^Miss Annie Lee ef Sanford ja vis- Sauford, I remain, kiu of each rising sun; her railroad Monday. en I Mr. and M rs.’ itihg her grandparents, Yours truly, car shops, her factories, our fertile •One of our old Paola. boys, Will Alex Vaughn. A. M. THRASHER. fields and rich celery farms, whose Hartley came up from Jacksonville Misses Bertie jJ cobs w n d C ora Following is the speech delivered annual yields qre so abundant and last w«pk to visit Lester Schmelx Darm, Messrs. Domer Daniel nnd Hh the Fourth of July celebration In phenomenal that the veracity-of the and ace how the woods noemed again Clave Jncoba .formed a. merry party 1908; beat mart or'wo man Is often question- ■ in mfdsum/ner. .who uutoed from Chuluota last '‘Indies and, Gentlemen, Fellow ed. when be, or aho ventures to The Indies 'of the Hicks family Thursday evening to enjoy Lake Citixens of Florida: qame the quantity or gives the facta went to Longwopd bn Friday, re* Harney for a couple of hours. In the name and In behalf of the and ‘figures. turning via Palm Springs, where Mr."and Mrs. J. V. Wicks and son mayor and aldermen of’ Sanford—' Yea, wo welcome you on this his­ they plcnlced Saturday evening, hav­ have returned from Daytona Beach, and In behalf of every man, woman toric day to view our city just as * ing a very ettjoyable time all around. owing - to the .illness of the latter. and jchlld 1 'extend greetings and-a she Is, Ilka m crowned queen en­ C. D. Pearson went as far aa The refreshing rAiii^fcY‘0 put «•W’ most cordial welcome Into our city throned upon the banks of the ma­ Jacksonville / with, Mr. Clark on life into people as weR 'a s plants gates. jestic St. Johns, listening to its glad, Monday.. and ^prospects teem brighter. The latch ptrinf hangs on the out- sweet song as it rolls on and on in Mrs. CJjT*ha_fn of Geneva is visit­ silent grandiUT'to the eea. *-» »V in g ' her ynutig grandson, "C-haHen, • Wo welcome you nnd all of you, Thrice welcome, my friends, our Grisham," at the home of hia par­ MOORE’ S STATION and beg that you join us in the fes­ hearts, our hands, our homes are ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ChHson tivities, glorification and celebration yours. at Twin Lakes. Rev, Bartlette of Enterprise will of this, the most memorable day in Enjoy this hour and this glad day ¿M r. and Mrs. C. M. Berry de­ preach morning, afternoon and even­ our nation's history— the natal day —and when you return to your own lightfully entertained a number of ing this Sunday, the 18th, Many of the grandest government on the happy homes we trust you may their friends and acquaintances at were disappointed that there was face of-the earth. carry wilh you many sweet recol­ Twin Lakes recently with their new no preaching last Sunday. We wish you to enjoy the cour­ lections of one July the 4th spent in “ Victrola." A kindly deed, highly There was a good crowd at the tesies and hospitalities of the Gate the proud little city of Sanford.” appreciated. ' * social last Friday evening, thanki to Mrs. Saint, Mias Saint and Mr. ■ho nice notice in the Herald. Who and Mrs. ’Vincent visited their old tays it don’t pay to advertise In the DAYTONA1BEACH home at Twlb ;Lakea ‘Sunday after­ Sanford Herald. Mr. Toyama F LORIDA noon. guessed the nearest to the Huck^ It rains every day to the north of number nnd worl the flni big watrt-Win t e r d a y s in s u m m e r a n d s u m m e r d a y s in w in t e r ua, and the south of us, also to. the melon. / * $2.00 Per Day and Upwards _ _ Special Monthly or Weekly Ratea east of us, and the west of us, but Mr. and Mrs. Byers have move# , . Rooms With or Without Baths very little falls on our particular EUctrlc LI,hU _ locality. Hope our turn will come <UU . v , nu , r ndw o understand they Hot and CoM Running Water in Every Room soon. . ' have bought It. W. W. Drenor leave» Friday for T H U R S D A Y N IO flT ’ S A N D S U N D A Y ’ S , S P E C IA L F IS H D IN N E R S Watertown, N. Y.. to remain for a year or more. . The Drsaaors regret O tN tV A ITEMS leaving and their many friends much regret their departure. "Mrs. J. W. Daniel left laat Thurs­ F. M. Bailee and Doc Hasty were day for a visit of soma length to recent visitors'at Corojr\*do Beach. friends and relativea in Macon, •Mis* Ruby Hart Is' visiting In Augusta and other pointa (n Geor­ Geneva at the home of her aunt, Mrs. D/vid. gia, her old hqme. Miss Alice Vaughn Is the guest of Mrs. R. Q. Gresham has receovered sufficiently from her long illness her cousins, Mr, and Mra. Cyril to viait her daughter, Mrs. Charlie Hayes in Jacksonville for a few weeks. Chilian in Paola. Mrs. W. W. Stevenson end daugh­ Picnics on Lai» Harney are al­ ter, Margaret of Jacksonville were most a daily occurrence these pleas­ guests of Mr.' and Mrs. L. J. Han­ ant days. cock a portion of last week. Mr. and Mra. Charles Phillips are Mailman Green was a t tw mail JACKSONVILLE enjoying a new Maxwell now In­ carriers, convention in ’ Palatka on stead of the Ford which they for­ July Fourth. —TO— ¿, \ S' -merly owned. They, trere' .accom­ R o m Long ofc Richmond avenue S l I^u u i . « m i » 11 <IIT .ΠCfalroCB................. 141.10 n i a r i n n . l l . . . . . . . . 133.00 Lfiulrvtib.. . . . . . . S I .50 n i i ft t Taj S iiti. panied by Mr*- J- Q- Adams, on a rccont.y visited a brother in Wayttoiuik............ . 61*80 V K » o » r i î W , I |.4e c £ f& r '. '. . 6 M 0 visit to Qrikndo last Thursday. KvsMWa*........ cross, Ga. Mrs. Long visited friends 3Ö2&1' ” * .....Am InintjnoU » . . . . ,»S-*| .î ltli ÿ p iV M w • l i u t i t * j .'♦•»»W Rev. Hope of Oviedo filled hi In Jacksonville. U e itn U . , 11. , . i «. 44.44. t ¡ roah Ik fc .. . . . . . IM O P«STlMl4 »M.SS . . . . t . ; , S1.4S. regular appointment in Geneva last .j4 B ifM f W. M. Walden of Cameron City u.i.t.. U.oo W a fa i , 4)4T.4? H i! Sub day. killed • diamond back recently c«*».. ie.ee O b À r h i t .......... **.T* F in *......... 4T.40 Geneva welcome* Mr. and Mrs. adorned with ten rattlers.„and a LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALIFORNIA,' 'Maaaingilt aa residents’ They aro button. AND CANADA. MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN. THE GREAT LAKES mow occupying the Pattersoh home Bird Island In Lake Jeasup, own­ AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES an. Second street. Mr. <Ma**infi!!l is ed by . Jaa. Cowan i*-being dntyeth PROM POINTS IN THE STATE. employed on the F , E. C. so we hear, and w|U be ffirh}«*Thin Tickets an aal* daily. May 15 to September 30."' Return limit Oct. 31,1914 i^Mlss Abide Dawdney has return­ coming aeason. • *. -WV Except To destinations in Arisons, British Columbia, {except Field ed from a pleasant visit of some Glacier and Mount Robson), California. Lewiston, Ids.. Montana (except The little child of 'M r l 's a i Mre.: H elton. Gardiner, Glacier park Station and Yellowstone Station), Oregon length to Tallahassee: , Jorgcson of Cameron been] and Washington, tickets on sale June 1 to September 30, 1914. M in Blanche Pattishaii is visiting very itt. , G O U N T Y H A P P E NIN G S H i I J ’■ They see the light. Heaviness in automobile construction was thought to be the right thing until Henry Ford built the light, strong Model T. That* Fords now outnumber any other car. three, to one, proves rhat- Henry* Ford is ■right. And so now they're all advertising lightness. Place you r order to-day. Fiv* huodrrd dolUr, U th c p n fc of tht Ford two. ike louriof car 111 « fifty: ike town car Kvtn AJtf—L o. U. t h in k , complete with equipment. Get catalog and particular« from •r j" C. F. WILLIAMS. Aient; o. EDWARD HIGGINS. S.Uiman. Slnford'Machine nnd Cua|i Comma, IT - ! SEEDS-------- -— — SEEDS Cow or Field P e a s ; Velvet B ean s; Sorghum; M illet; ;; Completennd Full Stock Garden S e e d ; Poultry Feed ;; and Supplies; Incubators. ‘ Just Received Stock of New Crop, All Varieties, of Turnip Seed OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLOR. IDA. W RITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE E. A. Martín Seed Co. s,íEÍm. says Mrs. Sylvanla Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in writing of her experience with Cardui, the woman’s tonic. She says further: “Before I began to use Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would kiii me. 1 was hardly able to do any of my housework. -After taking three bottles of Cardui, I began to feel like a new woman. I soon gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water mill. I wish every suffering woman would give iw ‘’ BREAKERS N. M. KURTZ, It A lw ays H elp s ♦: r£ñ ,* j Proprietor LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER TOURIST RATES * The Woman’s Tonic . a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, and it'always does me good.” .. ■ . Headache, backache, .side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc,, are sure signs of woman-ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui for your trouble. It has been helping weak, fitting women for nlore than fifty years. Get a Bottle Today! E a S ^ :: p THRASHER ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK Oldoat Colby* and Moot Booutibl Cabpm fat Florida. Csfi»|s, Acadamy, Mmfc, Kiprcinen, fine Arts, P»roadie and Industrial Aifa.Buanwu. Taachara’ Croiraa V a r i a b l e r o u t e t o De n v e r , s a l t LA KE, COLORADO SPRIN GS, ETC . GOING THROUGH ST. LOUIS, RETURNJNGTHRpUGHCHICAGO OR TICK VERSA. LIBERAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS IN REMNISCE^T MOOD HE TELLS ABOUT SANFORD'S T H E A TTR A C TIV E WAY Twelve buildings, stesm boat, elrctric llghta^fire projection, fine gymnasium : PAST AND FUTURE— IUS FOURTH OF JULYI i malaria, quarter-million dollar endowment. -Tore« teacher* of - music. fj.ouo Three Solid Through Trains Dally—Choice |of Three Different Routes • a ”- * .— gaperb new rooms for Bug-. ORATION‘ DELIVERED IN 1908 nd physical laboratories; TO t h £ n o r t h a n d n o r t h w e s t fertilisers, foods, «iter, THREE TRAINS DAILY TO THK R o V n iW E S f THROUGH NEW iakimore, Md.i July 9, 1914 white sand of her cemetery to cover ulon for Engineering Course. ‘ ORLEANS, U ft N. DINING CARS. NO BETTER DINING CAR SER­ ng, golf, ten n is, fo otb all, b a sk H L -il; C hrU U ah, b u t w . 0 o b ¡ío j|yt Ssn/ord, F la .; my bones after awallc, and where Lakes, treatingg, swimmi VICE. FAST TIME. HOCK-BALLAST. NO DUST. - NO DIRT. om lnational; expense* m o d e ra te : s c h o la n h im avallarne. wriominatlonal; Dear Sir— Enroute to New York, htfaven’a soft wind* ‘ drifting from FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS ON ALL SUMMER Fur Catalogue TOURIST RESORTS. RATES, SLEEPINO CAB RESERVATIONS from which city l> aail for Europe matchless Lake Monroe over the BLACKMAN, Ph D „ J A . D .r President oil the 1 1 th. la m stopping hore for church spires of old Sanford, shall AND OTHER INFORMATION. ADDRESS W U IW H a rest and white resting Ia jn think­ ■Ing my requiem. H. C. BRETNEY, Florida Paasengsr Agent « ing—ruminating and reminiscent, , And I wish to that, nowhere 134 West Bay Street Telephone 187 Jacksonville, Fla. I am thinking of dear old San­ between the storm* lashed shores ol Cheapest ford, of the Herald, and of the the Atlantic to the faraway Pacific, Best wom«n and men of Sanford, many or from the Gulf to tb* Great Lakes X of whom 1 have known over since I of the north have 1 found orju*en became a ritlxen of Sanford thirty- any place, any spot equal to Sem­ ^ ♦ 4 e e e 4 H e * » » H 4 4 M e e e < » M » » » H H H 4 H 4 4 4 m W 4 » H rix tyea$» Listen, on laat Sat­ inole cftuhtjr and Sanford,-• urday I happened to discover. In an And .emphatically-Jl Assort tb“» 1 old copy af the Sanford Chronicle have ta«h no p!«fie;;ln all Europe, the brief addreta I had .the.honor to in Asia or Africa, equal to Sanford. “ That8 Our Business" deliver on the occasion of a grand No place ao desirable as a home, i if .j July the 4th VelebrsUon, on July and few place* with greater possi­ — A- ' 4th, 190A- I it, out and non bilities ¿taring them in ths face. 1 We are ftpeclaliata in our linp nnd as ¿'rich can give yoif baiter send it to you, for Impish you to sometime« fear that' my fronds, the servictint the price than elsewliwu^ •wr-' aee. and know what Y.(ihouf;bt of people of Sanford fail to reallxn what ^ l a r v s s t T im er. In bicycle*-nnd motoreyelda we liim{|lo Uielxest makea'known Sanford atx >ears agp: a great, what a rich heritage tthey a t roaaortfftjle-pricea es well us cht)uper wlieels a t low nric&, X' m . All through .from 1 poueal; and 1 beg you, Mr. Hotly, ' nnd j n this way Rre prepiuvd to give our customers the ad-*7 ‘ ' and hoped for the Juthre-' you,' one of the best, If not the best lo o k or» V o g o W b tc s F re e vantage of our varj^d Mock from w hich,to choose. Ok- -* - •*u of Sanford. In . 190S it friend Sanford ever had to continue/ J faith, Sind buoyant h si in tbo past, that, brave fight for _Qhr cppfiU’WPi'k.U) tjie Triad tfral j l a a t a '^ O n l v -etpcrts wish. to «w-lirj Sk '¿NiwU. a mL'^JSabfor'aT ~'|do>win'(5gjpalr.work, uMtl ul.(.whrk inspected carefUily liemy, opinion about- Sanford is that prosperity. • fore it is turned oveivto the^aetoincc. \ \ ________ __ bop. h u ripwfA I f - mb.oluti.ronUrge and ifwstflhat in union,tber« Comt‘ orrje In. in. ’ W e will be only, tph' glatl. give you.-the * adynn1 ^ 'l O o e t p a o y fideneb, and absolute aasurwnce of frftretijfcth, ahd that right igw ”« urchasp of 3 new wheel t ^ c of our experience in ___ Sanford’« future growth and . un- ifiaig .puU .ajtH a stfOitg pull a’nd a< ^ Jackso n ville; Florida -^ d one. ?ir nrtotorcyclo or in repairing yc M parmllellod prosjierity and I wish pull all feytthcr,“ . will advance San- USE BYCYÓLES AN D MOTORCYCLE? nnd Snflil« at 1 r- i r Í Wl { m C . M A X W E L L , M G R Ï -S A N F O R D ■FT? BRANCH: ’ you to kriow juaf- how I'feel «bout •^»d DrÔ'ij^ And upward tp^a plane that dearest spot on earth to-mo. . Sanford, bhs been 'my hoThe lor thirty-«lx yen rk Sanford has hon­ ored m* In- else tin) me .her mayor; for three consecutive- yiarsj many years city attorney, bond trustee And of Sanford nc- sn3 *» plk» far.; b#yg#^Ahe, wildest dream* of her most hopeful and enthusisstic dtlrap. j.: Aod jfow Ï beg pardon fox impos­ ing upon you this haity scrawl. If you tlrink It will interest or will flW to the Herald’s renders, or It will givo a grain of to some ; i.if LawotwifS d «r > s THE>’ SANFORD CYCLE CO 108 PALM- For Engravt fXítiA»'r-, i OPPOSITE CITY BLD'G ; ; I R ilk f llÉ Ì I lH M The ■MB �. bure« it Hr « « III •èmlhatìon' ofATUhcrtUtlv© înfolhbî- afid* vegeiablea'Thr‘homi? use," we Believe the experience of. mapy. I»* tfon concerning the state, * f intuited irtrr tMMdvr •©! Fpder New and again spasmodic efforts demonstrated that from a commer­ ID E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY are mads by well meaning and ener­ cial itacdpciuLi the small, ¡-fanning It J. HOUY.«IIM getic persona to sU rt something of outfit is not such n gold ’mine as Is W. M ItAYNn trasmisi Manager the kind. A meeting Is held and a claimed for it by many of its advo­ T h a t will be really worth* while is to investigate and learn how Our Bank Ac­ few choice eplrju are invited to join cates. The reason for this Is that ubtr rlptlon PrH*. »X.00 • tear I* ASvaetr and share In the Ulk, the liquid re­ the retail grocery trade is now so count plan is helping others to get ahead. It m ay be th at you have never M lr« ra d la tb « C li> b r ta rn « «EOO pet r«** '» freshments and the. incineration of completely in the dutches of the given serious thought to thus method of helping yourself to a better, a more «träum or 10c iw» walk. rolled tobacco leaf; the neipiVperB grocery trust, which controls the P i t i m i i u In « d t « U M » * » * b * •» o ® 1 market, that the small canner can print extended aceounU of the event, prosperous future, because the words “ bank a cco u n t" are associated in your - ..Y'- -: - * - ---- ---------------------- = = Caterad at M«ad<dtM nail »attar A*wu«tjif»d and it is predicted that a t last a get no recognition or acceptance of *-mind with “ big m oney.” However, our plan is suited to your needs— no matter movement has been launched which hla goods either>,by the wholesalers 1008, at tb« TottoOc# at W ort. HarVU. andai Act af Marth 3rd. 1879, will fill the Jojjg felt need. But all or retail deajera. - lie la thua forced how small or large your account, come in and le t us tell you about it. auch voluntary* effort« have ao far to dispose of his product direct to >Na.8Ù amounted 10 U tU* Withour aur- the consumer, which, without an la Harald *veylng-at length and In deUil the ample fund devoted to advertising 4 PER C EN T IN T E R E S T PAID ON SA V IN G S ACCOUNTS various attem pu in this direction we purposes, U a very restricted Held TH E T A X QUESTION . indeed. Time was when the email may with jbstice put thorn all in one The question of taxes have «fl­ u ted the public miml ever-since the "class us ineffectual and lacking the cannery wae a splendid business world be fan and just, he it w it in essentials of sound organization and proposition, but with the rapidly ac­ , ancient time* there ha* always been the vgady wherewithal to sustain celerating toncentratipn of business th trouble in the gathering of the city them. A few men have done good In -the'-hgbd* 'of the-few, its chief tithes. Many good men and true work' and deserve much- credit for value now seems to be confined al­ will dodge taxes and naive their doing 1> without compensation or most entirely.to the field.of home conscience with the thought that "hope of reward other than that economics.— Estero Eagle they arc fooling the great common­ which *waa calculated t° accrue in FLO RID A SA N FO RD , Among the epecial summer edi­ wealth1 by giving in small returns the gem ml gtfod and public welfare, because the said commonwealth ;doee but sueh patriots are few. Usually tions of the Florida papers that of H. E . TO LA R H. R. S T E V E N S M. M. SMITH R. R. DEAS not need it. A'county commission­ when a scheme is put forward there the Pensacola Daily News deserves Cashier Vice-President A*St. Cashier President er* or a city councilman will lower is a personal or selflah object to be special mention. It was complied hi* Uxe* 1f possible and the average gained. atigjUt is because of the lurk­ hy Joe Roberts and shows the care­ -- _ » a*»#J ritlxen will refuse to give in his per­ ing shadow in the background that ful work of that bright ybung man sonal property with a good grace the people generally have been slow* and that of Herbert Fc.Ikel and Sam knowing that he has filmflam tried the to lend substantial encouragement Sanborn. The Pensacola News i« getting better and better since Fel­ city or the county by so doing and to them. Because of the sporadic and wide­ kel bought the plant several months yet he thinks he hss done nothing wrong In the matter. Tax Assessor ly differing character and purpose ago and is doing a great work in the progreas, development an opportun­ Bates his added many thouaands of of the various projects proposed and upbuilding of West Florida and the ity in the south as a national, not a dollars to the county U x list this bemuse of the suspicion' attaching state Ih general. Congratulations sectional asset. If parallels and com­ year In the matter of personal Uxes. to many if not most of thorp; and for to our old friends. Those blue eyed parisons are made they should be re­ He haa added many thousands to the furthor reasoil* that it ia primar­ belles of Pensacola seem to be an garded as purely descriptive for­ TH E PENDULUM OF IMMIGRATION RAPIDLY SWINGthé roll of the coqpty in real estate ily a matter of state wide import­ inspiration to Felkel and Sanborn. mula*. There Is^j^section of th»> ance, that there" should be an In­ ING TO TH E SOUTHERN STATES cduntry that cannot enumerate its r -------- values. The county commissioners There I* no betteY and can be no will meet in August to equalixe the formation bureau established by auIndividual advantage*, ^gvtr o tW ' Uxes and i t ’ behoove* every dtïxon authority *.of legislative enactment l>otter climate than Florida. People sections and^employ paral­ FROM THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN to get right not Only about bis own and supplied with sufficient funds to expect a fine winter climate in Florlels for the sake of cWtybuou and em­ taxes but his neighbors. Some publish from time to time and dis­ ida but few of the winter visitors phasis. Only by broidvmng the Solidity and prosperity are based are wide "open; "W elcome" is on the horixon of our obserVaoohV-tnay we people have been paying all the tribute to the best advantage real know- of our incomparable summer Uxes and some pe&plo have been information relating to various sec­ climate, Thla summer ha* been upon th© strength of the nation's mat at every threshold of develop­ assay the . true values of ouçh com­ dodging ta x « . The editor of .The tions and about the-Several Indus-" especially fine, the nights being Re­ unity or the unity of its strength. ment. parison*. ! 1 ,•* to be markably cool and the days delight­ This is a truism, but it Is beat to re­ Herald is assessed as much bn his tries which are desirable Much, of the best brawn aftd From generation to generation w© homo in.Jk-Ufafd Heights as scores brought to the attention of the in­ ful- in the shady spots where the sort to stmplc axiomatic truths for brains of the south flowed west dur­ explored and pioneered, until it cooling breezes from gulf and ocean sake of argument. In, geometry we ing the golden age of early settle­ seemed to many, who merely scanof peoplh who own fine homes in the vesting public. The origin of & measure of this vie with each other in making the frequently reason from a negative ment in the. prairie and mountain w,d the surface and judged the ob-‘ heart of the cUy of Ssnford. He ha* never dodged a tax either per­ character should be guarded for the lot of the Floridian thé most com­ hypothesis to reach a positive con­ state«. Southerners have invested Clous* by a narrow range of visioa. sonal or real. The Sanford 'Herald simple reason that the genesis of -a fortable on earth. Our climate, both clusion, wherefore, we might con- A'Amst aggregate of capital in the ihat we had finished the job so far has never dodged a Ux and as new fill often has a decided bearing cn winter and summer could not be ttruct a reverse platitudo and begin up-building of the north and east. as the kindly face of Nature was machinery is added the taxes are its fate before the legislature. An any better if it were hand made by thus: In dinfsion^ there is weakness Iowa corn and Iowa pork have been concerned—there ;was nothing left and peril. 'B itte r*section prejudices big factors in producing the exclu­ save Alaskan glaciers and Labrador added as the assessor sees fit. immigration bureau was once pro­ the^wenther bureau. are destructive; we cannot build sive product of the south—cotton. barrens. The fresh glimpses wejof-, Therefore the Sanford Herald is posed and the house voted for it, People do not leave Florida to get solidly until we develop the nationgreatly interested in the tax. ques­ but tho bill died. It became noised We might enumerate countless for of the south and the glimpses we tion in Seminole county and the city about that the real object of the bill cooler weather, but only for a change |wide'" get-together spirit. Let us commercial exchanges, each on« a have offered and shall continue to Af -Sanford and we expect to stand m to-tu p p iy cheap labor for the of climate ajiil.scenery. Half of the hop© we have arrived at that stage strand in the structure of jhe whole offer of the west, the east and the back of the county assessor and the turpentine interests rather than for people who rush to the big citiqs of of national progress where is ia pos­ fabric. Close examination of the north, should completely . reverse city assessor and any move to dodge j the settlement of the vacant lands the north to cool o(T find the sible to assume that, we are pulling texture would reveal that our nat­ such unhtfppy’ misconceptions,- In taxes by the artful dodgers who have und the development of tho state as weather much warmer nnd more un­ together for m utual'econom ic ad­ ional .divisions are scarcely visible many phases of our national growth,- ; been side stepping will receive the a whole. In view of the fact that a comfortable than thoy could pos­ vantage»-—ma'terlal, social and edu­ barriers. Politicians of the meaner agriculturally. industrially and' publicity that it deserves. • lobbyist appeared to push the pas- sibly have it in Florida. The div cational. stripe still resort to mere geograph­ Otherwise, our exploration and pio­ The commissioners o.* th city of sage’of the mesaure this report seem- contented American public demands The Country Gentleman pleads ical boundaries to-build up wall* of neering have searcaiy begun. Orlando will publish the taxes of j ed well founded, and so the bill a change every sun.tier and this guilty to this sanguine assumption prejudice and to create -sectional If today we enthusiastically pro1 every citizen of Orlando. This j faded to pass. accounts in part for the exodus of and rejoices in the greatness and feeling. Yeari by y par their spa­ claim that the economic cut-off I*| should be done in Sanford nnd the T’nst experience of this kind should Florida people to points in the north, growth and wealth of opportunity cious masonry has crumbled. We stralght-away south Jt must not 1* county taxes should also be pub he a warning, hut it should not deter Any change is good and the yaca- in the east, the west, the north and have gained in educstidn *more rap­ construed that future development* lulled showing to each and every those who are earnestly interested tionist who takes a trip north by the south. In calling attention in idly than any other race, and as may not Swing the lines of least re­ citizen his ratio of taxes as com­ in the development of Florida to re­ easy stages wiil be benefit ted by the this issue and in future isauea to the ignorance has diminished the patriot­ sistance to the opportunity seeker pared with his neighbor. This would frain from making an HTort to se­ change of scenes and all of them hr© great natural advantages for tho ad­ ism of all our people has hroadened. dear round the circle. .The majority do more to equalize taxes and ar­ cure the establishment of such a more contented to return to Florida vance of agriculture in. th% south we Nowhere is this more notably so to­ of us may have arrived back home rive at some just Valuation than bureau as has hebn outlined In this whore Hie fs really.^dortb tho living. merely attest the breathd of our day than in the south. Wb hax< it a nd may be content to remain thereany other movement nnd would also article.— Orlando Reporter-Star. optimism. The future greatness of on the unimpeachable authority of All the moro reason for youth and 0— — show up the people who have Notice of Election the south l* as jauch an asset of the careful federal statisticians. ___V., enterprise to get out and hustU-untiL BLAME T H E*BABY dodged taxes for years and are still, Notice is hereby given that the people of the north, the east and the Reasoning along nil these lines we it has found itself. at th e kii m e o ld g am e In a lalp issue of the Reporter- bi-ennial election as per the law is west as it Is of the people of the urge all fair-minded Northerners, There should also he a zone sys­ Star Jot- Reese asked «urne pertinent hereby called for the purpose of south Tho portals of. opportunity easterners and westerners to study , tem in vogue in the city of Sanford question» of the state comptroller electing trustees for the next suc­ • A* -- 1 - i . The people who live in the heart of anent the lowering of the assessment ceeding two years and also for tho the city und receive all the benefits of tuxes tin tho Atlantic Coast Line purpose' of determining the number of. the city should' pay more taxes in Orange county and wanted to of mills of district school tax to bo thgn the man who lives-in the sub­ know , why th© decreased rate when levied for each of said years; said • w’ urbs and has nothing In the way of other roads were paying the same or election to be held Tdesday,- August improvements or fire protection. more, it spems that the baby coun­ the 4th in Sanford, District NoT l; There should he a provision trade ty of Seminole county Is to blame as Long wood, District, No. 2; Oviedo, FREDERIC H. RAND, President (or the man who is ruthlessly drug­ usual and Comptroller Knott ex^ District * No. 3; Chuluota, District' F. P. FORSTER, Vice, president GEO. H. FERNALD, V ico JW e n t ged into the city limits and then plains the deficiency ns follows: No. 4; and Geneva, District No. jL . B. F. WIHTNER, Cashier ‘ A. L. BETTS, Anistant Cashier forced to pay (he same proportion "It would appear without an un­ Further: said election shall be held of tuxes that the man pays who re­ derstanding of the situation that the under the sirme rules and regulations, 1-.31* sides in the heart of the city. There valuation of i he •main, stem of- the and qualifications of(' election shall NO. 9798 is much to he- done in the way of A. C. L., in Orange éoutrtÿ had been be the same «a* prescribed fof those1 equalizing county taxrs. There are reduced when as u matter of fact voting in the original election craab* ./ REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE vast timber“Tands and wild lands of tho value hits been increased. "The ing a'special tax school district. ’ all kinds that are being held for fajet* are as fqllows: **, By".order of the. Board of Publié "F o r several year* previous) i a Instruction of -Semidolo County, speculation. They are assessed at a very low rat© and the people In 1914 the main stem of the A.* C. L. Florida. and around Sanford who*w - havelm- from Jacksonville to Port Tampa F. P. FORSTER", Chairman. proved their farms arc helping to was 97,000 per mile except jn certain D. L. Thrasher, Secretary and Supt. O F SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A pay taxes oh the timber and turpen­ counties along the line where addi­ of Public Instruction. tine binds and the lands of the spec-, tional, values were added on ac­ W - d f e jT _________ ___ count «jf terminals. ida(or. v~ . ■ ' TUESDAY. JUNE 3OTH. I0 U "F o r many years'the value of the These lands have been aasessed.at their true values and should be kept ter mi nil is his beeQ distributed on I there not o n i r t w year (but in the the mileage within th* respective CONDENSED FROM REPORT TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY » year's to edme. ‘ hc^emlKile county rOurities wherein tho* ttfrminals ex nceda the money and.tjte people in Isted. For the year 10LT tbé valu» .. / n « E S O U R C E S , LIABILITIES .Dodson's Liver Tone is just as and around Sanford have been pay- of* the A. C. L. through Orange ’ (ng for these lands fqr yearn. All county was placed a t 17,900 per sure in results and always aufq* ploas" L&aos and Discounts $232,330.67 '-’i f ® « lands have advanced 1 i) .values and mile, 9500 per mile of this w*< on unt in tiffltn and has no bad after­ S25.000.0Q. Overdraft* - - &*• - - 2 36.81 the proof of this Is in 'the advanced aceoUnt of shops and other terminals effects. Ag a remedy (or a torpid prices asked for these some wild at Sanford. The same "having been liver calomel has more than met its i J L$ : Bondi for Circulation 6,250.00 glands. Therefore, let the apecyc distributed oA the mitcago’ ihidügh- matety in Dodson’s Liver Tone.' 25,000.00 Surplus. Bonds Secure Pogul. Tfifs medicins does not roughly force lator and the boldori of vaot acreage but . t ha coUnty aal then eXlstihg. ¥ t*.*,]£*- *ri / - - r 5,000.00 "Ftjil l f lli Seminole county gets thn liver qn to perform its work. It pay the actuhl worth of the lands or , , Ml them to ttyr-man who will jigy sit the Saqford’ terminals distributed acts gontiy hut aurnly. Other Stocks and Bonds d l,003118 Undivided Profits (Net) 24,359X)0 Calomel depend«TorUn power up­ on mileage within. Be filinole ‘county the tax or ImpioVA them. Banking House and Furni­ " ^ ; ■i; ' There is alio -p 'U w ,about taxing pari of it being nn maln",.«^fcpi hut on exciting the liver to do more ture ..........................n .od o.oo f f l f work, pod o^ten the liver is too weak '.mortgages and •mostly " on the ' rid i’*traçÎpVkt- Snnstock, bonds’ ¿mi* *.hu 6 ,2 5 0 .0 0 .-Circulation to stand such treatment, and after oth^r Investments that aVe yielding for«^' t So this IfiOO per tMIe la nce* CASH & D U E FKOM -;i: big returns'antj bringing- nothlpgty easarUy tnkert frôoi the valuation In taking calomel'you are a * a result BA N KS “iT ‘ nf■ sometimes worse off than before. tMs county 'Ot fthe city. If the l^jir OrXhge as now constituted. I t being 350,445-f D EPO SITS ...... from U. S . Triu ifk ^ Dodson'a Liver Tone cannot cause added to the values in Banford with­ states that ali stocks and bonds ahd 5 } -, ^ mortgages should he ta^ d ih eit thfV in Bwtdnolfc county. IT being on a©- any of thh dangerous effects that . $431,054.59 often follow thtf u»e of calomeL - I t Total • 1 4 3 1 .' .should cèrtaifily'pay up.. j ' count of. Banford. properties *« Let us uphold the assessors' .hands! fore stated the main flat.fnilsu'**'Waa is entirely vegetable and pleasant to Increased in 1914 ovW 1913, $20{1 the taste, and Is suitable for ehilAs a member of the Fede/al Reserve Bank ren and gT^wn people. , ■ v~ • , P UBLICITY.ORG AmZATlGN;.' per mile, making the value t?jii *<3e:i a large bottle, for fiftycents * With th® waxing snd’ w-xhinl'o} whereas other wise "the figures woul offers il V h . R. Philips & Co., under the each successive vsaaxon bringing an have been only ’ 97,090." guarantee t h k t if it doesn't satisSER1 Indiscriminate congregation npon siblc by th e n e w la We note much of late in ho’ fy you that it perfectly takes 4 he one’s desk of haphazard and person­ of calomel you will be given ally conducted publicity schemes the Florida peper# concerning the money individual who^yisira the heap can­ sibilitias of araaU canning out the store w not' houubf' impressed-that there but while thet*. are to be Highly '■ medicine.. ■houid'ini-some dul>r organised pub- commended ¿.{It ;” À‘ ONE THING YOU CAN DO RIGHT. NOW * THE SOUTH A NATIONAL ASSET w B s KrI » ■ WrP Want Ads Bring Results FIRST NATIONAL BANK NOT WISE TO TAKE CALOMEL D< - ¿■1k, , * -' . = , K . J lA lm f ll. u ■ 1 , ll I, „ ‘ V, I, 5 �. ‘¿i F.TV V.* ’ * OOT THE CITY wm — TH fiF-SA.N4*>H!> 7T* R * í f í - - * -*-nzr ~ ------ -------- ^--------- :— rr------------- *- ; ■;r * v' ", ------- -----— - PAGE PIVE r‘ * V » 'r ¿ -= ’ f -** ' " • ' r j g e f -i,*,.; 4 i * 3 % t • . - «L I. C. HHtfhfsds-inT-tbtf rilylûrâtn , - J — .-tiinifhniaH' Wfu* First r - r »GI.UOTA SNAPSHOTS 1 ifU r a fW t to Umatill* and other * By a score of sl< to.'five Lough­ We are •having some nice rains -w' places In the state.- —man'took the first of'the three gafne now, but need more,* ijttle Happening»— Mention Of Pulling fodder and planting sweet j^ ru s e Barnes has returned from ■»cries from TabAka at the * fair Matters In Brief potatoes Is the order of tho day for « trip through the west where he at- grounds Wednesday afternoon, gnded the Elks’ convention drizzling rai* fell almost continuous­ the farmers. rtiSONAL l U M S O f IN TER ES T Denver and visited many points at Thoae who attended court at San­ of ly throughout the afternoon, but ford Monday in connection with the interest. notwithstanding the wetness the J«*rasry Of The Floallng 8maU Talk« Curry-Bryan shooting case were; game was interesting from .atari to JiBiclofUr Arranged fo r Hurried Mr. and Mrs. Randsll of Eustls Wm. Jacobs, N. C. Jacob*; J . H. finish. Herald Readers were in the city yesterday calling Lana and sons, Thomas Charlie and The crowd waa not what it should upon their many friends. Mr. Ran­ Oscar, David Self, Clirford Smith, have been, probably due to the dall was formerly with tha Peoples' You wiU like "T he Varsity Coach" Robt. Brown, Mrs. Curry and Bank of thia dty and U now con­ threatening weather, but thoae who daughter, Min Nona r.nd Mrs. E If. Kilbew of Geneva was In nected with the Citizens Bank of did go out easily got their money* a Thornburg, Wtn. Tanner and Geo. lke*rfty rcatertlay on business. Euatis. worth. The teams are pretty even­ Turner. ly matched and -both have admirers (Vj p. LIpe U assisting In the ofHarvfcy Moore and J. Tilden J a ­ Col. G, .,N Rigby has returned among the Orlando fAns, though (Jti'of Judge Herring in the clerical from a business trip to New York cob» «pent, Saturday jr i F t .. Taylor Loughman apparently had the most department. with the latter's grandmother.. where he has been for the past friends. Miss Cora Dann of Orlando, Mr ‘ Frah yeast cakea and popcorn at Mra three weeks. He 1* glad to get Price did the twirling for Palatka Roland Dann of Mulberry and Mias h^rk to Sanford again and his many Simon's. 65-tf and waa hit pretty freely at times Emma Proctor of Geneva, who have friends ary. giid to have him back. * t-phe Varsity Coach’* tr somothough considering the wet grounds been visiting Mr. and Mra. Wm. lion. W. V. Knott. S tite Comp­ he pitched a good game. Haynea thinf new. Jacobs* for th* .ast several daya troller was in the city yesterday was effective for Loughman. though haw all returned to their homes. V^. V. French, Florida commlscalling on hbTmany frienda. He is luck contributed a share, to his suc­ Mrs. Thomas Lane, who has been dener to tha Panama Exposition ia .taking a few day« vacation from the cess, several long drives from the quite ill for the past two weeks is Jb Jacksonville today on business. arduous duties of his offlee. Palatkaites being recovered by fine some better at this writing. j or 8 dose« 668 will break any fielding. •Mrs. J . Tilden Jacobs and sister, of Fever or Chills. Price 26 VMrs. B. A. Howard and family, The line-up.was as follows: Miss Sadia Blackburn spent Mon Mrs. Roy Symcs and family and «MU. 9d-26t OT the bird, but a cozy home, made cozier by Loughman: Stoker, cf.; Salford, day iir Orlando. Mrs. John Meisch and family have Don't miss "T he Varsity Coach," returned from an outing at Day­ 3b; Younds, as; Bramlage if; Ben­ Mrs, Tho*. Hodges of Cocoa who, being furnished throughout with solid, sub­ nett rf; Hutton 2b; Meharg lb ; date will be given later. ^ with her husband and .children havv tona Beach where they all-ortjoyed Hick« e; Haynes p. . •, . 4 been visiting'relatives here, has re­ _1 , stantial Furniture of late style and pleasing design. Hon. Geo. A. DeCottea made a tho salt breeteA.1^ ;„r Palatka: Robinson cf; Collins 8b; turned home with tho children. Mr. ■ * C iness trip to Oviedo or; WednesThuradays and Sundaya— Wood Brundy as; Hunter If: Kulp rf; Hodges remained to look, pfter some I t makes of the home a Thing of B eauty-and a Jo y day. land Park. Picnic conveniences, Carter 2b; Hawkins lb ; Attridgc c; work he is having done on the farm. ’ Cotton seed meal, shorts, bran at amusements. The only safe, dean Price p. Forever, and creates an atmosphere of contentm ent Little Winnie Brown, daughter of outdoor swimming pool, emptied y ; F. Dutton's. 78-tf The second game of the aerie* will E. L, Brown is quite sick at this daily, cleaned and re-filled from ar­ and enjoyment which nothing eW will bring. They must ha ve stayed in the tall tesian well. Showcr/J&h, toboggan lie played this afternoon and a much writing. larger number of fans will be able Mrs. W. O. Townsend and chil­ timber, for they never eg me near alide. Leased privately alao. Good Furniture well bought is all gain for you. 86tf to ace the game on account of the dren* of Coeoa Is visiting her par­ ** The Herald office. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Long. Dr. C. W. Fain, one of the leading half holiday.— Orlando Sentinel. You lose only by not having it in your homes. 'omato wraps and tomato cratea dentists of Pensacola-in in the city — Tbaodor*.. Aulln of (Xvicdo K F. Dutton's. 78-tf -for a few days and is so favorably ■We make up your own material Gents' apc’rtt several'days with her mother r.rk in the Coca Cola Bottling impressed with Sanford that ho may or Ladies’ garments clean, press*, re­ Mrs. M. K, Jacobs at this place lasUj C A S H o r ., f i n S T A L L M E N T - ■' •Works progressing and it will soon be tampted to locate hia office! here pairing and busheting. —Hats blocked week. J.' C. Partin, wife and family later. In tho season. and cleaned. Suits made to .measure. he rsa(ly' for occupancy. t spent. Sunday here with Mra. ParExtra pair Pant Papts with ’¿ach suit until The Varsity' Coach "is alt to the Fk'iishman’ff.,yeast .at Leffler’s . ' ill An r i Y l T A T I T V First Street & Palmetto Avenas tin's mother, Mrs. LizzJo Jacobs. July 16. 20 reearn cxparia^CB.. 1 . P ■*, 95-ltc >od. . The Woman's Missionary Soci­ s a n f o r d , f l o r id a M. J . BRAJiFt FORD, 404 Haafard Ave. I[ It or 6 doses* 666 will berak any W. E. Allen of Winter Haven was ety convertd at the home of Mrs. \a»c of Fevqr or Chills.. Price 26 in the city yesterday to advise with N. C. Jacobs last Thursday evening. Loat— Open faee'w^tch. Waltham There was a large attendance iinfl*a tho advertising committee of tho «nr*. 94-26t .movement, 17 jewels adjusted. Gold J. P. Musselwhito of the Geneva Commercial Club relative to ad%-er- filled case. Notify Peter E- Ahcar-n, very profitable program. Subject; Lott Worthies* but Belovtd Pup. tising Sanford In the automobile Our Training School. There were Strict was in the city on Wedncs95-2tc The mistress of the bouse had misA dog fancier la a person who will trip that the Florida Publicity Bu­ Sanford Route 2. several interesting sketches read and dsy calling on his many frienda. « reau expects to mskeln a few weeks. aeverai good talks made on training fold her eyeglassea. Bho asked the give f 1,000 for a dog with a long pedi­ For Sale—Fine farm of ten acres old negro serrant If she had seen gree. A dog lover will divide hit liv­ A number of Sanford people went That old boiled ham, remember at about three miles from the d ty , for Christ'* work. After the meet-j them. •'No'm. honey.’* said Aunt Mis- ing and lodging with a dog that to Orlando yesterday to see Father ing Mrs. Jacob* assisted by Mrs. J . aourl, "Laln't seen 'em. But I'll fin** Leffler’s. „ • 96couldn't be sold for a quarter, but also two ehoice city lots. < Going Willscc pitch a game for Loughman Long served dainty cake and Iced cm fo‘ you. Jess tell me now, was ebanoes to be bis friend.—Louisville cheap for rush or can be purchased Georgia peaches every day at ■butt the Palatka team. tea t» the guests, after which all dey In de shell T" Courier-Journal. on easy terms. Address R., care of Le filer's. 96engaged in a rousing song service by The quality and the price is right Herald office. way of> finishing up. Everybody ea hsy add grains at Dutton’s. 78tf y /K letter fro® Mrs. F. L. Woodruff took leave, feeling that this was one I who is at Clyde, North Carolina George Speer, J. C. Fletcher and Fine A[t of Visiting. of the best meetings held and vot-| bears the intelligence that the air la Ad Atchison girl who spends much Harry Wilson spent Thursday at cool and bracing and tljat they ex­ of her time visiting has made a study ing Mrs. Jacobs a' splendid hostess; the brach where they expect to yank pect to, leave for Wayneavllle this of the art and la a very successful as well as a good leader. U'some of tha big ones. week to spend »everal weeks. • most, Ono of the first things she On T o ilet A rticles . and S tatio n ery for jE i^Ir. and Mr*. R ,'C .' Bqwer have Essy Way to Clean a Carpet Fresh country eggs and fat hens. does upon arriving ia to call her ho* teas and family Into hor roqtn and rested tl\g>9oLtdge on Magnolia hoar Frying size chickens, at Leffler’s, Instead of sweeping your stair cartbe M on th of A ugust O nly exhibit every rag aha owns. ‘ * fthe Eighth street: esti will occupy the V Mil 9ft- . Empties boxes, trays and! trunks to put try wiping It over with a damp cloth. Use a tcaspoo'ilfut or ammonia wbic «botflf September 1. Euthymol Tooth Ppwder, 25c size..................... 15c Col, A. M. Thrasher writes an in- the bottom layer. She s^ra It aavea In two quart»* of warm water. Your Lyons Tooth Powder * 25c size ....... 18c Pepper, eggplant cratea at F. F. tcratin g letter to the Herald from her hosteau the troublé of anooplng carpet* will look dean,.nod bright and !¥stton’s. 78-tf Dikes Tooth Powder and Paste, 25c size __ :;15c Baltimore, where lie is resting for a among her things grhea she' la out.— there .will be no dugf * Atchison Globe. Lavie Face Powder, 25c size ;....,., — r ......1 5 c few weeks' preparatory to starting • \ "A Typewriter Ribbons— Remember Judge Not LaValtiere Talcum Powder, gold box, 25c size .18c tW Herald when you need One. on his long trip across the ocean \ Men have cjuumoniy more pleasure Any make machine. 76c delivered where he expects to join hia family Better Let tha Women TaL LaValliere Talc Powder, W istaria, 25c size .„.15c In the.erUlclam which hurt* than'ln In Switzerland. Tatting ia tha least expensive sort Yhtf whlcl» jsTnnocuous, and are more anywhere. Phone 148. ' 95-ti LaValliere Talc Powder, Sweet Olive, 25c size 18c of fancy work a woman can do. Many tolerant p i the severity which brealm D. G. Wagner of Klaaimmee was W illiams Talcum Powder. 2 5 c size________ _ .18c alrla admit that thay could crorhot bcurts-tpxn of thatrwhlch fal ,\%the dty_yezt«rd»y-enlHnlr'on hi* three balls of cotton while they are tat- tently va, the grave.—Ruskln. V ’;fe r o x i ',Vanishin g Cold Cream, 25c size ......... 18c Sloi>! book! Listen cony friends.' Mr. Wagner is <16.... ’ Dikes Peroxide Cold Cream, 25c size........ I5c‘ Tho Varsity Coach is on the way ting one. Men, It will he easier on * ".‘tr * |lag a great business in insurance your pocketbooka If you let this harm­ to Sanford. m - . ’ Violet Sea'Salt, 25c sije. _..>t8c , e-Why Divide Hlmf less task gO blithely on, for. thoae gay Sid real estate in* the capital of OsA college play in four acta will )\e sofa cushions are soon done and then Johnny.bagged to be taken to tho • Toilet Soap; 2 ^ boit,grade .......r...,.............«fit-, .21c «sola. given here aL jih early date, under thread and linen must be bought for theater for the first time, and fihaRy 500 V()¥ES -JV in t EACH BOX Get ycWir cake for Sunday dinner the auspices jSf the jst. Andrew» a new one. For » woman's flngera his mother gave in. “Vary troll, door,, Wilson's Freckle Cream, 50c size .................... 39c H i the M ies of the Baptist church Brotherhood. G.nder the^ efficient moat be employed.—Kansan Industrial­ tomorrow 1 will take you to aee an1 actress take the part of a little boy— f Siturday ntglil In front of Miller’s training of Miss AspinwaU the play is t Palmolive Cream, 50c 35c ' 'Peter Pan’ by name.*' Johnny looked pskery. 95-1 tp will be the best apnateur perform«, 11inds Honey Almond (^feam; 50c size ..39c ’ sober.. **Wjby," ho asked, "will she, ■ 'N o d i n k l a , '- 5 0 c i i z o . : . . c r : . - . A ^ : . ? „ . : . ; . . . 39c 39cltini' mber the "Varsity Coach"'Is a nee ovpr shown -it* Hanford. . Importance of Belnf Married. take the pint of a little hoy? Why Watch for the ifite. ~ -*» Mon are nolhlog but overgrown don'tkhe.takn the whole boy?*’ |4k the way to Sanford. 39c -Nodinata Face Powder, 50c size ..................... 96-ltc chlldreo- They alwaya lore to eat and . ..35c Dikes Fa'ce Powder, 50c size......................... Among the prominent vUitora to drink what la not good for them. You city yesterday was Col. Wood­ :. 39c * Pompeian Massage Qream, 5Qc size scarcely ever meet an unmarried man Automobile Owners Take Notlcel a r d of the Georgia Military Col1000 VOTES W1TH-EACH PAt KAGE over forty who hasn't something wrong Reduced Rates over Concrete ■ g s of College Park. Ga. Col. Wood-1 with him. and ILwouId be the **«»« vans, tin?<L worried or despondent It is a ' ■ -S T A T IQ flE R Y i*ttd^U a prominent educator. a id Bridge at Daytona,—All small cars with alt tip married men lft / * * r turf sign you need *M(JTT\S NEKYi;T )eSarle.In itial Corr&pondence Cards, 50c. ... 39c gits one pf the best* schools in the Including Ford's with passengers, wives were Dot constantly oa.~tbt IthSE PILLS. «-They renew the ftoupal Uutb. ... r .. 39c round trip 25c/ ^11 large Cars, in- watch to see that they only eit-dbe vfgo( and maktlife worth living. Jjc D elft Initial Correaj^r'dence Cards, 50c. thing» that acres with them.—Th* sure and; aak for MOTT’S NERVE86c round trip. cjtiding passenger»; 39c ...Box Stationery, 5()<w*; w Get your Ice cream from Dubart’« Oulf Between, by P. V. Bedmayno. RINE PILLS, n ^ - 4 1 0 0 . Sold only VOLUSIA vCOC. B R ID G E CO ■y* V- * ■ 25c Box Stationer)', 3 5 c “ ?" :.......... 9 » Cream F icto g f. * ' •* ’ 86-tf qy Wm* G. Aldriit?!», Druggist. ¡.1rs, Di ''-tiNFrMSte 21c Pound Paper,25c f f V****' *■*: r K_Mr. and "Mrf. W. L. Morga.e deft Cleveland, O William» M/g To.,, Protri., Pi gmall Bfty KIKad by Fowl. *•* *L T ..29c Pound Paper, 9 ..... Monday for Baithnore. Before re­ * A fowl killed a tw»y«*rold child at ’ day* ego. turning to Sanford in the-fall they 31cPound Paper, 40c. In tbis issuç ls an advortisement *-*eraa playing outside *iil visit points. In Virginia and in 600 V O T E S W IT H EA C H B O X of the department store of D. A. thia parent«; bouvwwlion ' a I**go Oo-, ■Philadelphia, Pa, Caldwcll & Sons and the sale begins cb1t> China'cock attempted |o take a A ll Drug Sundries 1 0 P er Cent Discount "The Varsity ■£(**$£,', IsBjPtppin,3 tdTîiorrow and continues -*—*--*■ .(ffeeo of bread from hia band. Tho A ll Patent M edicines 1 0 P er Cent Discount cllld and the cock struggled fov tho f: Get your icojire’ani /knd ctA'f and Monday, making just t bread, and the cock attacked tb*; «hl!d {'loses! Prices on Prescriptions at Ait Times koine made can8h^>itp>ni the ladle* t^lce advantage of ib and hurt’ ^tlm ao badly tuR he. dU-d & the -Baptist •\ h afeh * Sa tut day. .bargains. They 'are l»rg.i Tho Abovo P rice s A ro F o r C A S H .O N L Y and the ■hortly afty. “ Mght in front of Miller’s Bakery. ^ /f‘kinHai of >«sonable; gooda . V -----------— i . V thrifty housewife will take notira * BO'-' g M tP and the man who /fvlshcs to/aav* ' 1 -Couldn’t Oo With Him. .¿.IT kirn, B. W. Herndon and daugh- money .will also find something here K A VaH-lboWn lawyer in •1HiV5fi:nwl PHONE "T»f* D"un btob*” 275 tT' *'*ormil> wfll UwviT next week for Read tha-advertiseruont in this issuej B jhorao that always etopped and t*; yfrflnia Beach, Va. Mr. Herndon a«d take in the n il for ^aturdai fused lo cross the mill dam - bridge • l join his wife and. daughter later. and '.Monday.. • ’ • * leading out of the city. No whipping, no: urging.' Fould induce him to r ' 4 they Will remain until aulurnn. without «topping. » Bo ho W . J ^ T H tC P E N & COMPANY ■ Attorney H,' A. Thrasher arid'A- E. Gator Under the House c.„ Tpr ño other him: **Tq F o r ;t h a t* * o n e w»y,Yo jjp c ll it. Ungur have returned from » visit to . ' S e v c r e r a a y f n r g i r J . - f R a r - than' thaC X owner wanfa \ô gVvat i?»nford. They travelod In Col, W hen you h av e a h u n g ry »pell ling discivered. that ¡some kind of of town.** AÛGNT8 ‘»her’s Ford machine, and camp- ah an im a! wAs « Ü lU L .C ft$ » H erb's rlie p li c c to q u e ll i t ! **0r'K the way hi the most com* fern s and o th e r planta nrnl d ifg in f ;T h e goo d s we i t if- a rc guar*. "*bl* style,— Gat neavilfe Sutb -iTvivviy,* ' *ijn various parts of the,yard- at the ______ mana a n te m K denllal talk whlto din Ofrtee llh HOLDKN, REAL^gHf ATC CO, **. « s mdrnifig nVMr*. Rouhtllbit was go­ way cafe a few dayt r ® Dutton’: 78-t( T o s a tis fy hu nger .with g re at\iring Into « V Starling home she spied conrenUUon drifted from po! e t t s p ie d . / ’ /• McDannel and wife and an aUigalf* i« *»»e ;s n l nu$ it made the fé c o n d tgarrûgo of a mutual • left yesterday: Tbr p.wasso., a h a s ty - exit under » U p * .--A friend, when one of them remarked: S a n fo rd , f}. \Vc‘ k h o w -y o u ’ll fiml^ th a t ••«higan, whert they will spend .ttys colored m an was sum m oned Hnd ho *TU ten yoit Thai. A man vhat; njar'.-l th i« is ao, The ladies will return in *t,on e x tra cted th e g ato r fro m ¿ h e rie* de aeoond Um» dont doe*rtp A H O T E L Y OU W O U L D L I K E Y O U R F A M I L Y T O S T O P AT ¡Je (all but Med* stay on slops and the saurian is now ropos»dfc havo loat hia first vlfe,’ ' is why wd tell it. ■ . lob until in Arthur Yowril’s pool in th e rear ^ m Ê É Ê 'iÊ m Ê à ^ iÆ ----------£ -----------back to Yowell building. The gafor for a ew week*. oi ^ The most delightful family and commercial hotel In the city, Than H* M make your headquarter* while on a ihoppJfif tour or enruum my summer measured about three f*«t in length " heart of tho shiftingvbatrict. Cool, comfortable at * od just how be managed to o B«reh. t f t « tii til ,_r "*v.- v . : . ,_ y M l W. W . A B h K N A lH Y „ S P E C IA L P R IC E S | , When You Feel ItZ Zt .4- _ - * * « Seminole Pharmacy c/ isurance mm W I N D LE HOT s ife rr w a,fit F- » �' il Vii t'. . H «1 V>, f r n tjfriiifiiy H ■7 r > ■4A ' i ï *Ì Ss } t Why to Make Fancy Waist 9 0 . .O c t 1 9 1 8 . . . . J . A. T n k a e h .V 9 1 .. 0 , l 1111. , . . B t n l a t 'f D a n k .. n , . Ocl 1 9 1 1 . . . A. » . fn iltk ( o c l ) .......... Retail m erely nt *99, , O ct I M I . . . . 7. H. n i u n trt1 ................. R*tall merchant 9 4 . , Oct Iti 18, . . . Mr», want Zittrnur alad m ertbant * 5 . Ocl 1 9 1 3 *. G, W. ('«kit* (col.) 9 6 . , Oct 191 9 , , , , H ear« W »Uo# '(c a l.)____ arher-tl Operate 3 ■; -.et! UtbUa . . . . . 60.00. 9 7 .V Oct 1919. . i . W. C . M artife ( c o l .) ,. , lu ta li m »rth«nl ; . . . 8. 00, 18. ,O c t 1 9 1 9 ., . . 0 . H. tU fkardaon. #.00. 9 * .O r t 1 9 1 9 , . , . f . It. D i a l * « . ; , . . . ........... . Ilu m l ja f r c n tr a c to r .______ a.00. 100. . Oct 1 9 1 * ____Ja«. Illckaon A Hon (col) i. . .■Retali m- r c h a n u .. . . . . . . . . . 6.00. 1 0 1 .. 0 c t 1 9 1 * . . , . Albert A. G r a m i l * * . . . . . Uarbcr shop, 4 elisir« . . . . . . . 1 0 8 .. 0 c t m a . ' . . I - IL Philip» 4 C“ . ... . . lu ta li mere h»m« . . . . . .*f* 9.00, 1 0 8 .. 0 c t 1 9 1 3 V .. .A m ari 4k WlUon . .. . . Harlwr «hpp (4 rh alr»)........... 8 0 0 . 1 0 4 .. 0 c t I * ! * . . . . Henry U a d m ( c o i ) . . . . . lu ta li rRavvbant.. , .................. 3.00 . IUIalt tr.archanu................' . . . 3.00. 101 O r t l f 0 3 . . . . Sanford C y d « Ca. . . . . . . ___ Operai» 3 pool la b i» » ,______ 50.00, . H asfit® «»g e o and <fra>- . , 5.00, . .G a ra cc . . . . . . . . . 10.00 . , , Ilo til, accnm. to lo 1 5 ........... .. 6.00. , . . . U rtili m archantV 7 - , , . . . . . . , 6.00 . , , . » « ta li m a rch a n tn .... . . . . . . . 0.00. . . . Bank --------. .V ì t .V i ì ' . I i 1 8 0 ° . ____ _________ _. . . l.i n r y , 1 1 c u r iia r Im . . . , 'i • 8 .0 0 . it h -i'v ... ■. Jm tg L 'B IM u w rV rt,..................... .'. * 00 ilei* ............. Aulo fot hfr*. * p 4 X > m t« C -■ 6.00 i b i , . . . , ..................Ù v s r v s ta b b , 6 h stock or l*»s # oi>. >1*1, lu ta li m trch a n i, 3.00 cr 'c o ll ....................... U v e o stabi*. I h'atoci o rb a* 6.#0.M**a«ogav............. lU rtaurant, »croni )# 10.00. i r a . P a n i m t r a r i., f i . . . . . . . 2.00. b,»mirai Co. r*rt§ ia *v f a c t o r j r . ' " . .......... 26.00, l a t a * . . . . . , ............ IU i I « l a t a « c a s t . . . ................ 10.00. Retai) m *rrhant . e . . . . . . . i . 8 .0 0 , Don ............Maiali m ereban t ............. '. . . 8.00. ... .......... .I la n a g a wagon and 'd tijr. . . 6.00. 'a r t h y . ......................n a ta li m e r e b a n t . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00. l « w f n .............. .. t l ’ hyairfafl............. 10.00. i . ... . . . . . . Retali m a ra k a a tA . .V i , V. , 3 .0 0 . II. Pupa......... lu ta li me r e bant . . ‘ 4M n a r................ .... lu ta li m arrhant. .• .............. 8.00. won f e c i) . . . . . . U vary atabja aad b a c k . . . . /. 8 0 0 . S ix m ;:r« ___ U P. MeCuUar. . . . . . , Hobart C la rh ................. Mr*. J . U . B ru to n . (¡«reiner A J o b n a o n ... .A. t . Coulter l e u ! ) . . . Naw U fa M edical Co. Ç . H. Laffler............. W. L. M adlock ( c o l ) .. C. W. Standing ( c o l ) .. C. A. Raad. . . .............. E ra Lum ber C o ............ thop» ___________________ U oso .article of clothins reel •neck and waist measure, sod depend for s long, long profit, more than upon sny other, It Is the fancy wallt ‘mad# of lace.'chiffon, net, silk, msnbroldory or any other $f the pret­ ty things which are so alluring and so tagUo. The materials required are i»ot la themselvee very expensive, but tbo finlabod product, as in the case of millinery, is so much s matter of tnnaUtlng fabrics Into UtUe poems o f apparel that It Is tho Idea and Its working out that commands the price. And tho price Is-usually something to cause a gasp like that following a plunge into cold water, fo e unfeel­ ing owner of an exclusive Fifth ave­ nue shop mentions anywhere from RIB to 990 In tho moat casual and off-hand wray, when one begin* Inquiring as to tho value of three yards of chiffon and a few bits of other materiola •owed together. The easiest way to make these fancy waists la first to buy a dressmaker's form or dummy upon which to drape the material. Qet one with the cor Slmpl«* waists of plain net or of lace are to be had In tb,e departmest stores at a vary reasonable price, that Is In the neighborhood or two or three dollars. Or a foundation waist may bejnade a very little cheaper at home. But thoae (o be had In the shops are cut on good and up-to-date lines. These waists make the beat of foundation* on which to drape the chiffon or net or lace or other fab­ rics which enter Into the compoaltion of fancy walats. Chiffon tells, In pretty colors and with hem-stitched edges, are easily used (0 make drapery for these waists. Plain chiffons, embroidered voiles, and nets, answer the same purpose. In tho waist pictured here voile Is draped over a foundation walat of lace with fine effecL _In attempting a fancy walat. It la much tho easiest way to select a waist, or the picture of One, and fol­ low out its details. lnt>..,, R* Ç Hand B r o a ....» ............... Jam as l’otta ( c o l ) . . . . . C. A. I«arm an................. C. U- I «erm an................. »V Cihas* «A VI»*. C o .».»)*.», .f:, , . . , John Calaon ( e « ) ) ,. J D. Bonner (cól.) David I . T hraaaar. J . 8. M uore............... K. R. M urrell.......... K. R. M urm ll. . . . . T« 11. Ooodan J . W. Ford (col) , . John Ila m b o ............. Irwin A a ita *. O. C. B r y a a t .. . , ; . JULIA BOTTOMLEY. State and County License f á r fr# U1B11B9 « s » «**«•»** F . J . Nel meym . S a a f Ic e A VtVer V 9 -----Ç rfO u l l e * t ’o, Sanford W ater Worke Co Hanford Light á Fuel Co Seminole County, Florida, for the year ending October hit, 1913 No. 4 7 3 .. c Occupation Dato S ta ta I . . Aug 1912. Ratal! meat market !9 . .. . Aug 1918. Aug 1013 . . j l ll i r u l t l f , ............. Operating fairy, 1 l a m f . . . . . 3 . . H»(>t Sept 1913 1913 • la-nurCo-Op Mercan Co. Retail merchant .............. )9|3 l)>r \ ' . IV Walker Phyelclan A Su rg eo n ................ 4t .Sep ..H»pti 1*13 5 . .Sí'wpt A e p t 1013 1913 AY, T . A. Neal Pbyaician A Surgepn, . . * Ö. « . . He HapV'4913 pi. 4 913 I ’t. u. d *v .. Howard P h yelclan ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Kapy-JOII K*pW*J»l3 e>r, S*m uel Putrrton. . PhyilrU n A S u r g e o n .... » ~ 8 . .Hapf 1913 J i v Oliver J . Muter . Phyilclan A S u rg e o n ,, . . . V____ » . tbR e 1913 .......... ? ,'l ) r . J . W. N il* « . ..............P hysician-------6.01 4 0 .. ..Sep 5ep t 1 09 1133...,.. . , Dr. 8 . W. 1-ewln. . ............t.P h y slc la o A S u rg e o n ............... t11. ! . .fw pt 1 9 1 8 ,,., D r .S e p t, 1 8 .. . . Dr. J . N. H obson.'.................. Phyaicfsa; : . j ' . . . . . . . ............ U u . .S°e p t- 1 4 1 6 .... Dr. W. B. K e ü is ... . 1 . . . . . . Physician c Hurgeon . . . . . . . 19 1 9 ., Bapt 1 9 1 1 .. . . Dr. C. J . kfarahall, Oviedo P h y sician .. . . i V . '. V .. 2.5' 1.6 6.0' 6.0 6.O' 6 .0 6.0 5 .0 8.0 6.u 6.01 Seminole County. Florldb, for (ho year ending October lit, 1914 l . i Q t t 1 9 1 *. . . . A . K. P o w e r « .» ,.. 2 . . Oct 1 9 1 3 . .. inch'd H. M ark».. lUai D u i * Agent .3. Oct 1913 J. p. H art. Cbuluh Ratall merebant *. 4 .. Det 1913-C . D. P*ar»o», P«< Urtali m erebant................ « . .O c t 1913----- Standard Oil C o .. Wholesale dealer* in oli* « . .O c t 1913 Standard Oil C o ... Whola. deal. In g a s o lin a .. Retali m c r c h a n l,.,,. 7 .. 0 c t 1913.L. M. Uahbindar, C A ., Oct IBIS Hanf. Routing Worl Bottllng .Works................. , O .. Oct 1913 (J, W. .Spencer. / . B sk er .......................... . , . . 10 4*ct i »|3 ti, w . Upenrer.' M erchant. ...................... ..... I t . . Oct 1913 . .(J, W. H a e n e e r .. , Railroad retine b o u s*. . . 1 2 .. 0 c t 1 9 1 3 -------------- Gulf Refining Co. . Whotawsle dealara In otti 1 8 .. 0 c t 1918-G ulf Refining Co W bol«..daal. In gasolina. 14 .O c t 1913 J . B. Jone«. Ovledc ltafhit. m erehant.............. ; , 4 6 . .O c t 1913. . . .fl! G, W o o tc o tl.. . lu ta li merebant / . ............ 1 6 .. 0 c a 1 9 1 3 -------------- Oviedo lldA-.A Fui R etali m arehanU ., . 1 1 .. 0 c t 1919_________ H. B . M cC all____ M i ............ 1 6 .. 0 c t 1 9 1 9 . .. Lawton Bro«. ()v|« 1 9 .. Oct 1 9 1 3 . . , . J . H. Lae. OvJadn Auto tur Id r e ....................... 5 0 .. 0 c t 1 9 1 *. .,',D r .* C . J . ' 6lar«bnil »P ah jy s lria a .............. .... Auto for biro............ .. 9 1 .. 0 c t 1 9 1 9 . . . iC . J . M a r s h a ll.... 4 B ..O c t 1 * 1 9 . . . ’.J . ft M cK en ai*. . . Rotali m erehant. . . . * 9 , .O c t lOl J , , , ’,'Wm. Ja c o b * ..........,4 Retali m e r e h a n t . . 2 4 . , Oct 1913 . . . Victor Bebm el*. ; R atall m arahaat......... Retali m erehant. . . . a i . . Q e t , i 9 i a . . . , . e ; w . s u iw . . . « » 8 . O ä f,l « 1 8 .. f . M atah............... Skipper ot Bah............ 2 7 . . 1 M , 1 9 1 ), . . J i l l ) Lumber Cn./'i l.umber d e s ig n ., .»v 3 9 . . 0.V 1918____lilll tfdw. C o , . , , . , R atall m erehant.*. , . Fraah m aatr .. . 1 . 2 8 . . 0 e t 1 * 1 9 . . . .fla w k lo * A Warren t f e .O n t I t l i . . f . Jga. C. H arris. , , , ; Livery »tabi*. . . . . . . i l . O et 1913 . . . O . P. H a r n d a n ..... M ovine plettri« show 9 8 : .O ct l i l t . . . . IL M cU u lln R etali •i p a r c h M t . . . 9 * . .(»el 1 9 1 8 ,. . . Hodge« B r o * . ; . . , . , R atall .m agchast. . « 4 . . 0 * 1 l i l ü . 1 , 8 . O* HhlnboU#». 9 9 .. 0 c t 1 9 1 1 . . , *A .'L . ‘ ¡o b io m ,, . . . > • . , Oct 1 8 1 9 * ^ ..t a n l jcu Coin B< S T ..O c t 1 * 1 9 . . . . iJIa h y a h « ., . X . . 'f h s n t . ............. 9 f . .O ct 1 * 1 * . . . . Merchant» Gro<- .Ci A retail mar.. t h a a U . . . . , 4. W atajL r a p a l e . . . . . . . HataQ m arebant. , , , R etail'M efck an t. . a* . .............. Ratall marebant. . . „ JU ta ll (aarehant K ;i£ j ^ i í i U m « 1' y. y I.V ín áaaw M nreanilÿ Co . . . J . B. W illiam »;.T . . . . . .W . H. D ndafw oad.. . * y ii*»!?*»** : f y* r* View» .......... O ft O rt Ort Ort Ort Ocl O rt Oct 0« Oet 1 9 1 9 . . . . A . I« R aid . . . . . . ___ . . . . 1 9 1 8 ------ TI. W. Crim , Act 1 9 1 9 ____Mra. O. E . Williame, E s . . 19)3 . . . . Charles K anncr, ............... 1913 . . ; . D . C. B rock (c o l).. . . . . . . 1819. . . . Vaughn A Clark f!m>m Co 1BJ 3 . . . .S a n i! U g k l A Puet C o . . , 1 9 1 1 . . . »Sani. Light A F u e l.C o .. 19 1 8 .S . . Richard Jo h n s o n ........... . . » 1 9 t* .* . . . J . L. M l l I o r . : . . i V . , . i . . . .W i U. H o w a rd .. . . . . . . . W . H. Howard............. W. H. Howard. . Seminole O a r â ta . ! .S a a l Mach A Gar C * . Wro. O. Aldrldga___ V t, .M rs. 8 M. Overman. ./ .C h a t. L Brolesnd (col). . K . H. M airhead. . 0. H. Qramllag; r .. ; ; A. 8 . Sims (col).-'. . . . . V, . M. F . Robinson. W ebstar M ltch.il (coi).C Vf. L. flarnay . Gamer Produce Co . . , , . William R aite r (c o l), , . . D. M. Jenkins (Col). . . . , J o * Wnadan i’ ■A* i11# . *r. , 4. ,Te. A. N ilT T v a . , a ,. C. H. llich a rd a o a .. . . . , . W . T . If ansa. . . K . . . A Dr. J . W. N lion ,W . L M o rgan .v , . . . , ,'J. H. Ksena ¡Clark A I f h t e e a .. . . . .V Overstreet Turpentine C .‘O vai«treat Turpentine - J . T - Fraalar tirili . . .G ao . E . Batea A S a * . .H an ry M c In ty r e .. . .'4 . Lavinia Austin .. , % , . J . , W. B a r r y . . . . A . * * .S a u ta it* S h o p * , ; . . . . .B au teil* Show» . Bauteile ^Bowa.Ü . , . f 11. V - D a h d r t . , . . . : ^ J sme» Uuy.l ,W . E. H aw klne............ . W in ffifih rtt icol) . . . . . W alter M arieti (eoi)»-. . . .Sam . Co-Op! M . W. B. K elly*. ». »I. L- Jen k in s, f . » D r. Otiear j , ; d *Y , Howard. Running 2 pool tank Retati maikhant. , . , RataU m arebant. . . t le v » » . .M rs. >1. E. T s k a a k U . . . M r * . IL K . T a k a a b i. i . . T . P. lU R .'.0 : . . . . . . . v » i A* L * malla at ■ . . . . . . County N. lUiby. .... Sant Talephond Co, P. E . H a r t m a n .... U H , K n h b ia d c t.,. •Wi A i C k a rila a '., , , Lodging A rooming bans* .; R e tsil'm ftch sn t . ItelsQ BtcTchant. . . » . . . Retali hw reh an t.. . . . . . . . . . R o u it m arch an t.. . . . . . . . . . R cw L ld a re b a a t. M M maerha n t. ; , , , . . . . . . lU tall meri kan t lU tall nirvr kan I . 1 r . .-.e rT : R e ta il-dealer» In fraah meats Uct « I -merchant» U rtali m archant. J T 8 ' MeUUgvre (U aev s Cacâ Ce (f» e A. D e co tti p . O. B c w n . . . X Dlrklnaog, M aloney A Sien K ! lf | Phfalcian., ;, ,, , *8 ftS 5 ? ir .v Anto far b le s ,. . . I'h yileiak t 4 t , i . . phTÜÎÎ.'« *' V......... An/SlÇlIfl a . ,i* W !£ '.' a « **n t A m ic a i " r i è : Qaaaa I ns . O «f ftù a r ” " ' - " .U aw y n r., * , . ............... . Il «ardire» b o i» *. . . v Vi- a in ck for b lu . . ; ; * ........... 1M J A ltiiractor of Till«« '■ ' * Glan« Palla In i Co Pira Ini Coi ‘' M luîl^». l*4n**ahlnr In . C e . . . . iw a ju S a « ; U u fle h for h ir e ... • ......... Local bündln« and b é a a i oo Naw Hamp f i t * | r ^ ' * 00 C a n lio a n u l Ina Co tjarm ant* f i n , tn t C i ^ * ' ' — ' Uni®B H r* Ina . . ''‘ 1^’' jj« K f t 'f & f e S ? ;............. • ill R * u n m a r c h a n t ...' iJa . D m « ! « . . - , ................., S lU tall merchant»............. ! i ’tt0 Ratall m a rch a n t.................. j'J o T r a r a b n * Ina C o. . . . . I ” R a ti aatat* i n n i ..................Ì(i Ób la u n ch for M r*............. . *«» FUh market .................t í o R iU ll m archant*......... .. 3 00 KaaUurant 1 6 m u ..........inoo Hoot black ataad, 3 rjialn ••- R * ‘ »n , » " « 8 * a t . : , . . . U ndarU kar , .............. .. , . . Ratai I nweebaau . . . . . . . . 80. M utual Aid Aaaa. . . . . . . . R a i n a m arch ant«._____ ___ . . . Ratai) m arebant, . . . . . . . . ••?*S! AsifR»* I**» . . J . N. W h ltn a r ..................... . ..R a a i aatat* ag e n t................. . J ) . Y . T a r it e li..................... . . .Lu raber dealer....................... . .I> r. J . N, Rohaon............... . . . P h y sicie n ... ............................ , . R. C. H haafar. ............... . . . P h o to g rap b ar.. . . . . . . . . . . ..W ill H n A a t ( e o i ) . . . . . . . . . .R a ta ll marchant , , Willie A lba, c o l . ' . . , . . . . . . . R a u a u r a n t......................... , . R ain* IU n n a rd . . . . . . . . . . . Ratall m areb aat................... . . F l a Rloaaoma Co............... , « •.S h o w *, . >. t . i . . T.. II. P otara, V , . . . n , , .'.R a ta ll m archantt . . . . . . . . , . Hanry L and en (e o i).......... . .. P o o l rw m . 1 table . . S . M »I«r«ll. ;, , . .P o o l ro o n , t u b b a . . . . . . . , .W . » . Slptln ( e o i ) . . . . . . , . . R atai) tnaçrbant. 1iff* f|S*ii|9le:t * tv ■'i i «■ 4 » . .ik ln g l* mlll. cap 60,000 . . . . . 1C ft. p b n ip t.......... ............. . . .L lv cry and back ......... , . , W, 8 . Price ■ * * * Conitmétiîf •i l • « ■* « « « * * * t Hanford N ovelty W ork*. » . tN o v e lty worka .R . J . S to n a ............................. .» .R a t a it m arch an t.................... ,.W . T , S w l e o r d . ............... . . .P h o ta g ra p b a r. . , . . . 4. . . . . ~ t . f : M a a d v k ll a ». .Turpen-.lne atlll, cap X I b . . •T . O b * * G. K night col . . . R atall marchant«. ». . . . . » . I . Dr. 1 » O . B u t t .................... . . . D a a t l a t , . .A llan S c o tt (eo i). . . . . . . ■ K. S . Jobnaon ( c o l ) . . , . . .ChttluOta M arc C o . . ___ , , R. 11. U a ln r , » re n t. . . . . p. P atar E . Ahern ............ .... 'î s p .L . J. B ak ar _____ . F. G. C h ad w ick.............. , . w . A. G in n . . . . . .. J. II. O v erm an ............. ...... . W, I), ttoolehan . . . . . . . . . W, C . M a r t i n ..................... •M . I l a peon, . » # .« .,,4 * . O . C. F a l l * « » . , r r , , ,t t , » l# I*- filBrd.fftfWII . • « * 4 • . 4 » . lUtaJT marebant . . . . . R atal! m arebant. . . . . O w l B i g A Surveyor Staam laund ry.............. Launch lor h f r a . . . . . . Auto for hire, W bolaiale m erch an t.. Auto for M r * .. .......... Ratai)' marchant « . .R a ta l) m e r c h a n t.. . . . Retail m erchan t. . . . R atall naartkaat . . .. P o o l m om , 1 table n i Peol room. I table . . . R atall m arebant. . . . . lea wagon .. . . ,PU h m a r k e t . . . . . . . . . R etail flan damata . . (B arber «hop, 1 chai , . . Auto for hire . , , , ) . . R etail m archant. . B*l(ltnor* of thn Federal league haa signed a pitcher named Flab. Wondar If he'll prove to be. a whalo. 'Socond bâaemitn Hobby Bjrrno, of tho Phiityc«. stili lnnda*oo tho bsll the bardasi of any of the little men. - Washington Is first In war, first In ptfaee and first to make a triple play In the American ieaguo'/tbls year. M onger jimmy Bbeckard is csrv rylng 93 man on his team and hopes timoni. E d d lo r i n n k s a g g i s t s 8 h o m o f o r t hjo o sngg an d la yre e rns», w iiamo o ld i u a o . u u b waulli p im Centenary of JetepHee'e Death. Tho ex-Kmpreas Josephine, dlrdrced wife of Napoleon, died 100 years ago at Malmalaon. Josephine,was bortTln • tho Island of Martinique and lived then until her fifteenth year, when «he west to Paris and was presented at court Shortly after she married Vlicouai Alexandre do Dcauharnal*. thon a ma­ jor In the French army. The ccmpl«. had two children—Eugene, afterward;' Viceroy of Italy, and Hortens*, future Queen of Holland and mother of Na-' poleon III. At tho beginning of'the FYench revolution Iloau^arnsl« lief made French army. Then, lllfe’j o jnaiiy er persons In high position*, h4Tfe!l>' w victim to the guillotine and his wife narrowly eecapbd the aatae fate., Tfc< . marriage of Josephine and Nspeko#.' took place In 1798. when Napoleon was Just climbing to fame. In 1809 they wore dltOrcivl ao that Napolean might wed the Archduchess Marta Loulas of Austria. la la one of the Ironies of history that (he next Honspart* who came to tho throno of France a# Na­ poleon HI was Josephine’s and not Napoleon's grandchild. Ho would then be suro of shelter when bo rotiros In 1999. 1»! V « ’ Plank and Davis »re now the only membora of the AthleUcs of 1902 still with Manager Mack. D, F. Murphy was tho last oao to go. ?j JEW ELER— * a * Tho Washington Star eaya:' “One WATCHK&, PToCKB.JKWPLHy.glt thing is certain. 'Stuffy' Mclnnes can vel farther for a foul than any other VERWAR¿, OPTICAL nOOPgj, L i i j first sacksr In Ufa D. 8. XT -t7 t -221 ‘ ' 1 • • . I a fine young vsteran," said ' I es W. Boraera, owner of the * club, upon wttneaalug, Terry it F irs t Jo tr «t »llril.tAM. T h é o . Schaal y ’ ’ >• • ‘ I: 't. ---- --------------..................R.1 ~ T W H E R E S H A L L f G O T O S C H O O L? IPV STATE college por women j a " , ' • ik U À n A B S É t • / U N IV E R S IT Y -O P P L O R IL A V: ' -OMNMmMt •v> ' R etail merchant Samioola Produce C a . . , . , I/>(» P .iin t. .................. ¡ M r . M . » - Damay (eri) Ram p a r ttM k ,. . . . . . i tr. *r ■ : «.Vi H cal'aaU U n ta à ti JUtnU aaarebanu. 4.60 Lumbar d esierà.......................... 1 8 0 0 Pool room, 1 t a b b . 25. 00 Boarding house. 10 board«* 9.00 Urtali pierehanta.. . . . . . . . . . 800 He tall m erchant* ................... 4.60 B a rb a r.! chair ..... ....................... 1.00 lU iall m erehant........................ 3.00 Wholesale m arehanU .............. 12.00 lU u if m e r e h a n t . , ; . . , , . . . . 3.01) Retail m e reb an t,....................... 8 0 9 .W iU h n u ü u * A ^ r a p n i a a e , . , &.ou Bicyrie r e p a i r «bop................. 2.60 Ratall m a r e h a n U . . . . . . . . . . . 7.60 U nderUkart A E o l i ......... .. 26.00 Retail m e rch a n ts,................... 800 U v arr stabla, 10 b stock or Im 1800 lu ta li m erchant, . . . .............. 8 0 0 lea factory, cap 25 to o t............»5.00. ly TS UmA 16-00 W ater Worka . . . . . tu.tio E lartric light p l a n t . . ......... 40 00 Fleh m arket. , , . , Fleh m arket, . . r u b ' market R#t*B taaH bsn i, 'KrVnfl m erchant. Bbw n -biarchanU e : r i * Pira 8 Caa Ina. I . Amar .Suretjr C n . . . , ......... • . . . R a u ll m rrehanta.. . . . ‘ ' ' * * oo U rtali m arebant.......... . , iC . Ratnll m c r c b a a u .A .,.] ' * /SS .N f l i t , la« C a . . . . . . . '' * 4a . Hat ail marebant ‘•'¿À ■N Y 141* I b i O o . . . , , , . . . Hclall m arehanU -----------Turpentine «till, cap 10 b . Retail m archant.................. Moving P letora S h o w .. . Auto for hfra, 6 paaaengrr Alain show.......... r J C f t s w S " * " " ' " ci: 4 7 1 . . 0 c t 191« 474. O ct 1918 4 7 * . O ct m s 4 7 6 .. 0 c t 1*13 4 7 7 . . 0 c t 191*. 4 7 * . . O ct 1916, 4 7 * . .O c t 1918. 4hO ..O rt 1811. 4 S I. .O c t 1913. t n i . , O r t 1 *1 9 , 4 8 3 . . 0 * t 1*18, 4 8 1 . .O c t 1*19. 4 Oct 1*18. U * « T - « t * b l* . 10 h etorkorbrn 16.00 Ratall m arch ant........................ 8.00 Retali m arch ant......................... 8.00, Barbar «hop. 1 chair ; ............-*,00 Retali m a r c h » « . . ; . . . . . . . . 9.00. Iles lil m arch ant. . . 9.00, D e n tb t........................... 10.00 I æcs I Inaurane* agent ......................... Retali m a r c h a n t.................... 8 *8 Auto for hlre,»6 paieienger . . . 8.00 Auto lor Mra, 4 | u n « n a . . . 8 0 0 . Dealer In frvah m a n u ., . . , . . . 8 o n Ratall m archant. . . ................. 9.00 Retali m prchanl. 800, H aut) m arch ant......................... 4. 00. Shippers of , . M errhsnt ta lla r .. .......... . .8 weighing machino*. . . . . . R otali m archant. ............... . Retail merchant . BaU il m arebant. . Ratall merchants . . . . . . . .p # « plant............ . '................ . Ratal) m rrrh a n U ............... . Ratall m erchant.................. . Bahary ...... .R a ta l! m a r e b a n t . . , , , . . . . . R etail m archant.................. .Turpentine still, cap 18 b. ; . Turpentlna »1 (11, cari 1 6 k . .Q *fa g e . ■■»».. J> •G au ge ................ . Ratal) m e r e h a o t . . m archant........... .Ita ta ll m a rch a n t.-.. . . . . . . . RataJI m archant............. ..... .. B arbar «bop, i m i r .A jtlo for biro .R a s i a s ta u agent .v, . . . . . . I J very and hack, 6 hatk uri .P la n o tu n e r.. . . . 4 , . . - - . . . , R a ta l!'m « A u n t ., , . , - , , , .P o o l room wUh J table*/ iwant far tn . .In s L lIL f ^ Agaat elathlar*. . R a u ll m a r a h a n t .,,...’, ’. Retali m erebant, B n w . m l l l . ....... . P h rslrlan . . Fleh market ........................ . Ratall m erehant. ____ « a lu ta i) merehant — . . . Ratall m arebaht. ........... .P b y ^ d a n ..,;,,,,..,... . R atall m e re h a n t.. . . . . . Optldan . Retali dealer» Ifrtrmh rata R staii m rrchanu (comm T u r pan lina etili, cap 1 1 b Restaurant, lem 16 fc a u . Rotai, 48 hcd* . ; . .7 TTT. Baggag# wsgpn and d raj Rotali merehant, . . . . . . p f t W i r s * - c* S t ó r i i W - 1* * ef t K e tiewA fát .......... * * :::: :B 0 c t 1911. R atall marchant . Harlwr o u » « «hop, in o ji, «t ( « i n . . . . , . » j nam R atall m a r e b a n t....................... 8.00 . Uoolbtack stand, t n a U . , . . . 800 lu ta ti m e r e h a n t , 8.00 Ratall gro rar..................»y . . . ? 8 0 0 . W atcb m«ker and ra p s lrrr,. . 8 0 0 .R a ta ll m arebant........................ 8 0 0 Urtali marebant . . . . . . . . . . 4.60 IUUI1 m arrkap t........................ 8.04 Lunch stand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00 U r e r r »table. 6 h stock or bm 800 î ± i H ertford Plr* I n , Co,’ ; Home Ina C« of M V 3.60 ¡8». . . . . i . Ópacatlng farry, i Undìng ’. . 6.Ò» • 1 1 ......................... . l u t a l i m crch an ts..................... 8 0.00.' 1 8 * 0 i c i h « O c ,.............. S a # mllt, m a 10.000 f t ............. lO.OiT 800 limitar C o .. , . . . . . Urtali m afabaat* V ., * . . 8 0 0 . 1.60 « r i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HaUll m a r e h a n U ..:.... 8.00. W ebater. i .A taM , lO rw n n *..,......... 8 0 0 . l l « * » n . .................... Turpantifla atlll, cap 18 b ____ I8.Q0. Katall marehanU KVtall ntrrcbatlt Heal « t u t a «cani W. J . Tbigpan.......... .. I . E. T u rn ar. Arthur A. Lauri*. . . . . . . .A lllo for hire. B pa wen »»r___ B . H. P att tahalí . Ratafk m e r c h a n t , M. lU tu nd o . . j . . , . , . . Ratafl m arehant. .................... M. R e t u n d a ...'..___. . . . . Ha tail m erchant................ J . T . A lien ................... - , . . Retail m erchan t...................... B. M c IHb n i . . . . . . . . , . . .R a ta l) m arebant. IL C. lloarar, t . . . . . . . . .R a ta l! m e r c h a n t . . . . . . .......... Albert H. William« (cal) fU tail mar a b a n t. . . . . . . . . . Gao. II. G rabani. i . . . . M arebant t a ile d . , .............. 8. P. h m lt h ,. , . Ratal! m erchant. . .V. lllc k . A W rlc h t......... . I Jr a r alatda. 6 h Mock or boa Peonía« Rank a l Banford .B a n k . 130,000 capital ataek T . Pair riot k .R a ta l! m arebant.................... D. William« (e n t),'........... H a lf* 8 * « * 8*0 aad d ray./ I upon which tho'manufacturer* may as like yourself in nhapo as poastblo. &>-apï/ 7 :80 ««« 4477: 0 « i«»> 4 4 B ..O r t 1* 1* 4 1 9 .. 0 a t 1 *1 * 4 1 0 .. 0 c t 1 *1 * 4M . . Oct 1 *1 * 4 6 2 .. Oct I I I ! 4 * * . .O it IS U (U O rt IS IS 4 6 6 .. O rt 1*18 4 M . . Oct 1*1« 4 M ,. Oct 1918 '4 M . .O c t 1*19 4 M .. Oct 1*19 460. .O c t 191.1 4 4 1 . . 0 c t 1 *1 * 4 6 S L .Ö 3 1*1 * 4 6 3 .. 0 c l 1 *1 * 4 64. ,O tt 1918 e « * . .O ct m s 446. .O c t IB IS 46T. Oct 191* 4 6 6 .. 0ct m s . 4 6 9 .. 0 c t 1*11 4T 0..O C I 1916. 4 T1. . Oct 1918 �«■h Delinquent Tax List I t d X t ADVERTISING 71 end 83 WUOM. A S S E S S E D ••MK* •• M B !•# .*•*♦•'«••♦ f . . . .............. ■•te**lA l i t II» lili IT» I I .............. •• 8X a •• ................................. ** M f I I - t ‘ í * * • * « •■ * * •# * •L * t p*-* Or* * f * * f * * * * * * ■A* *»í i ■:« ■L o t i l i i 1 « * «! * m * * l i t r l i á t w ..L a t a »> to IDS end 10« t v 10» t e a L ot l » » , - - Lata 121*120. . , ■ . ■l*ott ) IS *104 , , . ■* * a* •t , é * i re i . t « * * , I Aita ISO t a 1 4 1 .. . . L at I t » . . . .L a ta 14T ta I M . ..... ...................................... •- L o t t M . . . . . . * ■* ■* t » t • .. « i . . . . . . . . . i . .L a ta 1ST. I l l , 1 S O . M arkham l‘a»k lle lih te •l aite 1 end S . ........................................ .. . . L et A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ta t S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ■... G arner** Addille« te M ai k ha ta Path ■■L at O t . a i . l . l a . * . . . . * - - ■‘ ' a», - l a, . . Celery A ren a* Addille» ta Hknferd b•l ì t i t Tt á t . t . i m . i . i t i. U nknow n.. . . C. S . Iten ch cr, H .A B a n n e r,, J . IL Hagtdel* J . N. H ifid e le . W. Boea . . . II. Ha fid a la Mia* B e a i* ( i l been Í* H. B ated aia. J . 8. C a n a a n * .,. . . J . H. R ig id a )* ........ I f A nthony... î ; f , Anthony*. - : I fU .í »g» I t!h ? . : : ■ i r if. B eterl« . . . neta B- Jo tn a o a . ( u « r Srhmrl* . if S. T te rn to n if oLgij Landen. - . MUa 0 . M trrU on. . . . . M ta. S. M. O verm an. . , A. a lllrteo n , . . . . . . Mr*. Annie. M . M cR ae A. E. C raw ford ............. . #• C. Andorra»................ Charlie J o e * * . , , , . . . . . n r a . j i B H w : Perklo», Ju d g t of the Ctr•alt Cawn, R errnth Judicial Circuit of the Meta of Florida. In Chancer/ « m in t , la th at certain cntue ihrreln patidlng, wherein W. J . Thigpen 1* complainant and J a y A. F in n .In la defendant. 1 hhaU offer far kale and aell to the M gh .it bidder for eaah. bFfar Um, door of the court haste in Sen lord. Seminole county, n o t Id a, on M anda/, (he 4th day *1 Auguit, )» I4 . the u n » h«ln* a l e t a l -aatea day. and ddrtni the la«al hour* of tala, the property de.criW d In. the final decree ae follow.. ta *a itt Lot* Twanty-four (Ot). Tw enty-flv* (OS), •ad Forty-eeven (tT ), of th* Florida la n d and ColanJaannn Company'« Calory Plan­ tation, »Huated In Sentido!* county. Florid*. M .R * r pin! Ite rea f duly recordad In th * public record* of O ran te county, ot wktrii the county of ftamtaolo we* form erly a G E O R G E N. R I O B T . «Peri»! M ailer. W. J . T h o m p n aa.. . . . . »p«f pubilthed I b Bemlnel* county. Ftae» st» ■ ' t H r W right n n w n i lJ t « M b -, WU b b m . E- A. D O U GLASS, Clerk of th« 14 M u ri, sa d the Mât there*!, thle JTtb Jr o j M ey. A. D . 1»I4. •. A. D O U O U M , U « k of Circuit Court. Seminole Co., n » . . _ „ B y 1. C. R e te rte . D. C. ?|f V f t 8 a!ieh *c for Com plainant ' • u , Sr ' f Tt S « * a A C te X rfry r i * r í d t ’ Armour FertUlaar Work», a corporation Ja d irte l' C irco li • * Heoilnele, In Foraci oeur* T o WIU G o a and Darn Gc . V « 't e r * try required to appear to I t e ï » u rl , l ‘* âb01f* anUUad h i m on Aug. Srd. I* 4« further ordered that thU ardor be nabli*te d anca auch weak for rie h t N m tru U»a w rote In the Sanford Herald. « newe* P»tee pul>lnhad at'S a n fo rd la aaid Seminóla county. . ■ , *. V 7* "* • , W itn ea my hand and the *epl of th * laid cotut at the court at Banford, Florido. thla l lt h day of June, A. D . 1*14. <— 0 E* A. D O U G LA SS, Clerk. ' r> b By J . C. R obarte, D. C. . £• Hablnaan; AUy. for Pitt. D E S C B IF T IO N m e tr Alaa Vaufha W I t s fret of Sec. D in t be­ tween Pervimman A w and Tam arind Ava and N of B lock 1 . .................................... . Ilaftn an N lido of Ht. <ìcr, trude Ava 44.41 « te W i l K lino of Holly Ava rua W S cha, H l l ï J ft, K S cka, H t i l l foot la t e f in c i c * pi­ l a f portion i/lfifi W a l N Alec V aafhn îte ie W a ld ro a ... timi« W eldron .. . Mm. G- P* Paalou j . c. c' m W V . * . « Î . L L y ? ; l l E * » '" Uai F. T k o m a *.. , f. C. Ora r e e .......... , .............. W M * » .............. •. . * •« H w iw * a * ■* »•«»*• d i t . DâlttllVtAA...........M ai h**eV tf *> * é e 4 <» L«ï»*d Ifa aafartu rin fi Co Pta. fî. lb! If kl a e I a» » I l **00« EL. R- B lin »Vo * * *”** * • * * •* * U t!**'i M *n u l»ctu rim Co gtiford M inufarturlng Co A« C* «*•#•*••**«• ij Vi uf hc Vaufhn B o tín 4°.SS °ch» E and 4 2 - 3 ck* N of S U Section, _run E 10 ch*. N I 1*1 ch*. W 10 c te S * t-S chu to begi nni ng. , . , . . R etín 4 .I S c k . £ ot Sac rua E 10 »be, N » 1-4 ch*. Lola l u t ! Lota 8. 4, S .. L a u 8. », 1», Lot S . . . . . . . L o t » .......... >. '•SS LA . Gardner. .. L i . Even*------ Natica a f A»ptlçatlau fer T e * Daad B adar te » • of Chapter 4444, L a v e e f Alt Í N i V à n Ail S H I L aa G E O R G E N. R I O B Y , _ fi p*cl al M u ta *. é::::h li - f t TV feat S of N E corner, run B I t o Ieel, R /(IO toot W 1*0 feet N 4T0 f t to fcofin.......... .. B o tin I t i » ft W and l» 0 ft S. «f N B corner, run W M U ’ f— ,8 4 70 ft. E 9 2 H ft, N •■ . - - C harlstte l lr o ÿ n .-----t l ' W. s . i •» - ttt .; ; , N W H . I Act B H of N W X of quarter, lee* I I Ja * . II. H e e le r................... • W Í( 44 19 •1 1» 44 II 1» 1S 1« 1» L'e 4.24 7.00 A, V. French ' fikncw n,, . . . . AS. Klchardaon Skk Al l en. . . . . rf Tiffitr * * * * * * Ï . D. (Velanti.. Fm k Hali. . . . Wnk Neal.......... Burley B « . . . . Bm » P e r t,, . , , in »»* U lc k a ... 21.04 Sftty-tw o ( * f j, SD fysfaur (44), and the eauth half ot flirty (M ), and Lata Thlrty-tw a A, had Ten A, aa pet plat of Celery Delia, recorded In the publie record* of O ran** county, of wkirb the county of 1 t Seminole « * » formerly a part. »i«w s i uvm iffaro g ì», run N to N lift* of fioo W 100 I t 8 to N »Ido of Gotdobora *e a E 100 ft, and I**« t e f in ISO ft E of HW corper, tun E 40 ft. 8 140 .fL ft to t e f i n . . M jf T t lp ftS a of N E cor of Chapman « Tücher** A ddìi]** la Hanford y Ab». * í^f ¿4 * w* * * * *»* -* t *•t * * * a * * * » a * a" i »¡.*t èJWi» •■*_* ■*a » *>* w* 4 e * »« * •* ï * * i»» * * ¡ri •*_:»a .i B lan tifard 'a AddlUan le Kaaferd G E O R G E N. R IO B Y . Special M ailer. la Iha f l r n d i Cenrt. B eranlh Ja d lria l Clrtn li ur m * Hrfta of Fieri de, far Ram inola C e rr i» i, WIDon A Teom er FerlUUer Com pany, • corporation 3 r A ? i | F J f ' ï a r £ #« rHt> 110 f t E of N W corner «»I N F.H of HW U. run E M ft, 8 140 ft. W SO ft, N 140 m. F e th M ... . Cunningham I BívUth, . , , k*rt AVa ld e a .. Baller___ __ y .C e a k ,. . . Franklin F. Davi*. ” *^ th* ebav* entitled reute ja* which writ ol ettachment wav Imu*<1 on th* fitd day ol "Bre- Turner TM4 D a y .. jliy thereof. The Sanford Herald la hereby deelfnatad ar th * neirauaper in which thta (lotica ahull ha pu b litted once a ue*k\far tw o. panaaetttiva.m onth * (nina week»). • -'ll» w ith *« whereof I have hereunto ir t m / hand and affltad ‘ th*.official **al of »aid c o n ti Ib i. Srd day ^ ^ V)OA0 n t Aù l.‘ 4* Clark of Circuit Court. Saranth 'Ju d icial Circuii, gem inai* County. > , . , Ilaaai* D. D eud nay., 440 ft. N SJO f t ........................ Drain 440 ft 8 and . »Oft W a? E M , run W 414 Net. N Î0O (A t, E 41» f**t, 8 100 fo a l, « N >i of OK.1, . 40 a c r a .............. Drain i t VI U Ser, run 8 D M 7 rh* K to E Un* et Saaferd G rant, N 14 drr. E on G rant lina to Nw rarn tr lot A aub dlrUlon racariad In F lat Rook II. page 60 thenra E to right el way at 8. h i . B y . N along W »Id* of »amo la N Ha* e f 8 W )¿ to beginning . . . . c , . . . . . W •• link* ol begin «.IS cha of 8 E cornar D I I , run N » * cha ta Lake Monroe. N 41 deg, W 4 cht to. 11.1 4 che, N t l t o . 8 D t .l t t h . 1411.47 c te ■ta 4 and P.1) . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. , W . T . L aarill'a Hub fH tialen te l , ». », T f . , l * U S , I L 19, t » , T l B U . O r i f mU f t . . . . P. A. l e i * . . . ' . , M a ffia P. D a m a t r < Ä ! ^ Ç.H. M a r t in ..,'., L E . Hilliard.......... A ddi»»« le Saaferd L»4 1. run W P » .ft AêlBH . r * o {• V Davi #. . . » r, . , , . . . . e n -J » * SIlVV" ■* * ».................* -1 W w C l e r k ,, .'- ^ . ■ 1 1 l a p » 4 r a d 4 4. ,« b L L in d a r .-. . ; , .Eau te llin a . . . . Ail aacept B 40 ft tart «T . » * . *. Clark** B sb -D Irlaiaa o t Bloch-»4 » aktneea'e Rnrvey .......... ... Loto 1, » , 4. «, T, », 10, 1», 1 1 . . . . . . . . R i"-r" * ""* 1 TT ' ■ F L'- ~.T* r--? . - Jri.-J, .1 £ accerdanre w lti law. Sai« certificai* *m nrkee* th * lollow lnf d**crib*«l property *lt»“ .V1 E>°t‘ <la. to -e It: ? il •.'»■A*W . 0' — U“» 1». T p . » «, R »0 E, Aeree 10. The asid land vein* er*e**ed at the data Ot I t e leeuance ef auch certificata l ò t t e nam* ni Richard Lavecln«. U n lea aaid err* tifim i* «hall ha redeemed aecacdln» la Uw, U * deed wni Im m thereon on th e »Tth d ar al Ju ly . A. D. 1114. * IVI i n « * my officia] >lf nature and arai tkla I t e SSth day af June, A. D. 1»14F r . ri , r v ïr b â b ïL iB jClerk Circuit C au ri, Ramitela Co., m . • B y J . G , fin te ria , TL C. S»-4t-Frl ie S i M r*. H attie L aav itt m um Natica la hereby fic e a thaï M. V . E ran». oenrhDM at T á a Certificato No. 10»^ §•‘•4 * ¥ • *M* ,4 *y ot Ju a a , A. D. 1*1», ha* U fd aaid cor ti Orala lu m/ office, and ka» Clrrmlt (e e r t S e te a lh Jndlcial C lrtalt S em laal* Cenaty. P 1*rl4a,^ I»jX A M *a»r Jo a Cantaren and Levleh ■ n O. CarntroD, C o n i i l i l n i i t i * ^ / V». Nativa pf S*Ja Jam e* I M m a and «G aart* 1 *' * . N. Halt, Defendant*. Notice I* hereby fic e n that kndee and by virtn* of a final decree at farMiaptr tala made an th * i &th day *f Ju n e, 1*14, by tk * Honorable Jaaaa> Hd. ( Ju d f* of t t e Circuit Coutt, Seveotl I .I 0 rial Circuit. Seminole County, Flo Chancery, in th a t certain rauea pemlltif «herein Jo e Cameron and L.ivirL I » „Court a f the- County Js d fu , Raminola County, S tala a { Florida _ . u . Cameron are ««mptelnanU and In ra B atata of 2.14 81f*r*on end G eorr* N. Helt »re def( A m f M a L . T ip i« « » . I ehall offer for rale, and eel) to the 14.0« To i f f C roditori, U ffiatW k D ittributoo* as<K bidder for meh. befora the door __*U Portene ha v in * Claim* or D etnfnd* a i o court hour* In raid Seminole count a ra in it raid E atate: of Donala Collina F. H. ('[l'Onu t » . Dar U. . Jackson In 8 B H ' * of È - P. L a a v i t l .. . « * , * . -w* r - * W. P, L aav itt. ......... J. r. Baker. . . %ümawn.. . . . . L à . Ballard. . f . L C ruom ... » . L Durham lo tta Denner dite K of an. . I-M 'C — F * . £■ ■* ' H C. Dare« ■ Picket, . . In. J Wade ta (irren. . , task Brown Clark Circuit Court, a*1¿la»UU| ¡ f l u U | i .» ■ o b . » / L & Reharta, D . C. T krSikk a».., . AU................... Adlöl S « 4 « * * f. ». , M artin** A fa Saaferd L o u c an d ........................ W H of E of Oviad» B r a n c h ., . im i » 4 and » , G Saetelau n Jd t T , , , . , , , , , , . , , , I?—* * F*-* '* * * #* * ■' « f * * * •»* * «0 mi . 10 i***«.» |T»M » I f f t l t - i i i i i lrO| 1 ! , , , * . « - Aldfldfe'J E, 0 . A ld rid ^ i ka* Sied aaid aarUdaMa In m r office enti ka* meda appllaatlan far ta * dead la laut« In accordance eritfn fnw- Seid- certificate embrace* the failow inf éaamik »il property ‘S , « “ »«y, n a r id * . w>wit: All Bloch T , Peala. T t e a i d Und te *B| •— •■ad at lha data at the ieauaaca •f .— !* e*rii(D nta In t t e nam e af If. M. Hetaketl. Uni*** «»Id e r t i Acate eh all be redeemed accordio* to taw. t a t dead will 4A* “"?* ÍÜTÍ0 ,,H h dap of Ju ly . I'» ‘ AV lie * “ “ \ , , • ■ Ia I X . , , .............. ............................. * H* A. D. iiS ap ptll'a Ugh-D iri M e* tarta 1 t g ffi « , - y , . . . . L , lw 1(e n a 1 ........ ro— L m . « .V ............. ..........-w w L o tn P u m ...... N a titi m( Al R ecitate I NoTù-V D *h F r.¿y given that 1 urckaaar ot T aa C rrtiA ralr* 1 fiS. datad t t e #rd day of June, a* filed raid certificate* In n iM mad* appllcatlan far l a t i Btarvktlon In Japan. FfcUure of tho rice crop and th» Babin* Industry bar» brought tho dis­ trict« ot Toboku and Hokkaido, northant Japan, on* of tho worst famine» that the country haa faced In a hun­ dred year«. Cold wpatber prevented the dee from heading out, and unuiually cold current« have kept the Bah at great dlitancea from the «bore. A conservative eatlnutte. place» the number who are now In urgent need ■. 1 ' Shattered. Ho w»e n Hollander. Juil Errlved ltt thl« country to. peak hi« fortune, and h« had inuah dHBculty In regulating hi« prcmunciattoti, and at time« hi» word» were glmost unlntelllgllilo to hi» bo»t'0 »mall boy, who *«t In • cor­ ner of tho room, aomewhat ntya^lfled. at U«t tho Hollander departed, and th» ■mall boy nald to hU father: ‘'Daddy, it he • broken Englishman?” . Pfaïgawerthy Doty. ^Yo»*may cum the duty pf your Ufa tn th» giiÀng ot praise worthily, and behtg yodiraelvea worthy of 1L—Bua- Ad bring naqeetd a t the. dale, a at *urh certificai«* In th* iawa. lu w te j» » » R í l a t e tod ecfonllng le law, ta a dead ion an tho 4tb day a l Augnai, W « £ -n * r k .. X C, Col Una. V lh n v r ,, , . fi Ben te a P th te w n .... e ‘v K Ä U i: i£ Ä P ::r ^»«k H a i l . ,. ,, a ft « . W low i r t i Ol IriCt ............................ T i r f f M « * C K O I t r !m é jfi 81.11 ftw.e Then»**. c i * -. . ! b -C. Collina.. . 0248534823532353485353532323 All fifi X.GÍ ri Jcielft.Mr 1* *v* A lj.U tip U tu a. c r * a • * L* * * * * * * * A#Mill Hanford HeJ^Wrlalan L et 1 «»* •t I I «1 « I <V* * - - - - - * ■•• , L ot S* « . I .^ .-r . * ¿ . * * * * * trota 8 end !*<?>> * *rl * AH ■* *VM? rLOt l t é * - * %• * f* t * * * - - » * * * * • * ■ i Jd fg lJ I- 132, ■ *"’* - ■- 1 IL ot IP* , » * , . . * * * e * . . . « i: ro ft L o i s i > — U U 30 ta » a . . ,*, N il ¿I Lot »* . ,-,y. » for said County in th<| O oin-^inufR M » the fpnrt^ August, A. D. 1914, a t 10 o'clock A;*AI- aad ^ n j cpr^i.m ^ ^ In session from day to day foFone week, or a i long be necessary, for the purpose of heartrig complaints "ana reJ^I ceiving testimony aa to the value of any property, real or personal, aa fixed by the County Assessor-of T a x e s ,an d ;o f : perfecting, reviefcdng and equalizing Aid a&scsement'fcJf the j tax year A . D . 1915, 1;v: , T, * ’ ^ ... t . i h - r, •- * • ,Lot dtv.. . . »Vï.-,.j ».**-.■**,-* ,U i t » , . . , . . i ’ . . . . - « * ; * y L a u d » , 4». 4 » . . . . , . « — - . - V Lat 4». . . . . . . . . _r«_e7.. . <-». ■■ L r t 4 2 , , « , ^ , . . . . . . - . •*** —* * . L ot 4 4 . . . , . t . - . . V - . - - .............. F. A n illa n i-n ' 11-) riTi'v***** • Given this 6th d a y of Ju ly A. D , ll'J l. If. U DaFerrot Addlllan Walden 1 Sr ■fi Iï> ». il? J t¿: , I \. 44 Ipc. 44 ta 41, Ue 77 la »4 l a . 4 t • â* ' W riiln g t*« '* Addili*« I« He«fWd « • O e r .... î'k r i lh Hnmphrla * L * ^ I - ..,. JL— Leu i •-li-Vi-*: Lot i» .............» .» r - v * ® * * '" ' lO i 1 4 , , « . , , , -* •< ■ * '! ':* * ’ M . Af- Hmlih'e 1 » 4 S a b ,p i» W a u , i H al L a t i« .,**.» •• . r * -« ■ - N O T IC E D Now tk - thp »time to TIP-TOP-TONIC LEGAL. NO TICE R /w fito V n .i la w m a n S « ‘ »» 8 Clark g - W. C lark .. . . a'flfciaJ *lg««tnta and aeaT thla f Ju ly . A .' D. 1014E . A. DOUG L A B ». l Court, Seminal* Co., F la ., * *v ’ ■'• th * t » t n day ot Ju n e , 1914, by • J a m * * W. l '« W r , Ju d ge of Cirqnit Ic^rt. ia v *n th J o v i a l Cl remit, fil/, Elûrida. In Chancery SitSam tu ..»'V to ftf'*»«»* therein pending, V oiAvji ITnng af flanford, a cor«w i,i» U * ,lt^,and IT. E , I) rail/ Jte a S itln ffa P ,f» t aala, «n d e fe li Vi' -bidder far tU h -W fo r * t i e court had** In Ranford, Ham-' ole Cijunty^Ptocide on MoAdgy, Auguri 1 PRA N K 'L. WOOp.Rl-vFP;' -j Chairman Board o f fcounty CommissioherB | Y f “ Seminwle Contityi jpl^rida SoM k j V f .'a v J U J ^ I D G E V till’ d rfte iw fc il hteTa af S ^ S Mowing .ir,entai p-cahnal property ta-wlti On* hnv fcrin* nei .rd * I teg." O n pair o f -Jare* brawn hom o. One pah vCVUrk mare*. * , j raiOWAS K- HATES J ,. - >; ; ‘H i Coarity Asiiesaor of T e a t '~ u J .::.a ■■■ .fierainfjje. County r«Rlorida# Two Bottles Sold Now for Fiff$iÇçntg. ' T T ?*. gtght- and ar E tacw trli o f Iha la ta of W. W. DaaSria, daad» « .- ,1 .1 .« ^ . •: •; 1». t . B te -m b rrtm U « ln i T * J * F A. Binateia, a no»-i B la t* a f t arjd gt . < eaUettor obd of eau naj-| sr tl in tha «bava antitled u*«, t t e briUd ot: affiant th a th * A. Einstein, la a npn-f*a—d *pt Flondg, and thgt Lia t |t k f r i l d i t t * waa No. 4 t7 K a,rt ( Tour only chancólo buy a lot in a htHUidful (luUrlivNtrv ni, JgiAírinvülp.' h u t 2Ç-Á u W aB Y fd » frotn P ont ìO iflcol Ainiihilôg propafty teltibfe let too« «That wa aak. **• «. t •BwuliftillOcaUon, Ano drjinugo and rcrffVl till«' ; ' For /ull pirti rulara writ# Frances and Hill Uea&y Co. I W. A. Whitln tha T b* Ajh �ABOUT PEOPLET AND EVENTS _____________ . _ B E IN G A RESU M E OF SA N FO RD * H A P P f c N lN G S ■■■■ U P - T O ■D A T E , / ChUdrtn't u r n iu r n » ■ *Pari y V Mias Rebeccas Stevens, the ubar ing little daughu-r of Mr. and Mra. H. R. Stevens, celebrated her fifth, birthday Wednesday afternoon with a beautiful party to a number of her littlfl-friends. All the old Ihshloned children's games and the new ones too whiled aw ay‘the-hours until the "p arty" was served out upon the lawn. A long low table was spread with the dainty assortment of cakes and delicioifr sherbet. ‘I t was a pretty sight as the little folks gath­ ered about the, board, sweet and lovely in their white dresses and gay rttrtrons,- ragvrty—watchhrg—Jtebeeca as she blew out the pink candles on the lovely white cake that graced tho center, of the table. There* were -many gifts for •the little h$rte%, Just the kind that five •year old lassies love to receive. Rebecca's guests were Jerffk Max­ well, Margaret Peters, Bsttie Hou*bolder, Mary Elizabeth and Camilla Puleston, Helen Kennedy. Elisabeth iWhitner, Clifford- Louise S.hlnholser, Theodora ^filler, Harriet Roesetter, Beatrice Howard, Beryl Steinmeyer, LeCiaire Jones, Sarah Evelyn Wil­ liams, Mildred and May Holly and Irene McGahagan OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SEM IN O LE COUNTY— TH E GARDEN SPO T O F IJE E WORLD , noon at 3 o'clock.la desired, C A R R Y D IS E A S E G E R M S TH EY ARE A NUISANCE AND A M ENACE.TO HUMAN U F E ■ • A full attendine ■ BAÉYÉ iÉ il Ilililí D OlÉAW Among tire' prominent young people of Sanford and thoae who formerly resided here who expect to become October brides are the Mi , O u rlotte Keel or of New York and Irene Brady of New York, both of them well known in Han­ ford’s social circles. Dnme Rumor has It ..that. Miss Keelor ..will wed \V. E. Watson, one of Sanford’s most populsr buslRlrsa men and that they will make Sanford their future home. Miss Brady expects to become Mra. where Mr- R ein « has a position with the Hillsborough Hotel. There has never been a more popular hotel man here than M. L. Raines and he and his bride will be welcome in Sanford where they expect to visit this winter. » ' Another fall .wedding of popular young people of Sanford will be that of Mira Linda Lefller and Mr. Brax­ ton Perkins which is scheduled to take place in October. Both Miss Lefller and Mr.%Perkins are very pop­ ular in Sanford's social circle. In fact they have such a large circle of friends here that they are dubious of letting them know tho exact date of the feddlng for fear th at the shoWer of- old shoes and rice will overwhelm them on the Joyful oc­ casion and they are keying"the date dark at present. »• T k * W o n d e rfu l f .u q A C flrK il 1 e r . Irvrtcm +ly K ilL f All Irvseci .Life. B od O d o rs PRICE— Qf /7 5 GALLONS Geo. II. Mayr of 164 Whiting St., Chicago, 111., a prominent druggist, has published a guide to health. In which he brought relief to thoua h o « fi l o w ^ _____ sands of other sufferers from constipa­ tion, biliousness, indigestion and intes­ tinal troubles by tho use of French heal­ ing oils. Gne dose usually convince*. The most chronic cases rarely need over threo doses; Any one wanting a copy of this hook can get it at the drug store fri-c. Mnyr’s Wonderful Stomach Rem­ edy is now sold here by All Druggists. TOLUME GALLONS * 2 .5 0 . TA M PA .FLORIDA For Sale by Hickson & Son, James Potts and J. W. Bryant T R IC E ’S TR U M P E T E E R (Article« PaUitbsd ander this Htedine fur­ nished br U. P. A. Bareev, Jacksonville) ___________ » - - - - - gullible voter, the pseudo leaders of the so-called reform known as prohibition have stoutly proclaimed it only semi-religious and abso­ lutely non-partisan. But W. H. Anderson, the president of the Anti­ Saloon League of New York, gives the contention a solar plexus in a statement now being widely pub­ lished. In it,h e declares the Anti­ Saloon League was "born in a church and is Mseojiaily a church move­ ment.” pjfcifther, he dodaree it la HQmni-j9F%tttj> ■'and Interdenomin- tuous soul credit for crodit for everything accompliihed. It matters not fchere it was born. What It does Is the main thing, and It-ill becomes this wonderfully moral agency to pose jti Florida as one thing and in New York as another. With considerable gusto President Anderson tells of tho ganization as follows: “The league stands for the largest measure of prohibition which cap be secured in any particular place at a giVen time. In some states that is state prohibition. In other states It it local option, which in league parlance always means option to prohibit. In New York it stands for an "optional local option." Let everybody stand up and be counted who believes that the ulti­ mate salvation of the Jiuman family rests upon the preaching of- on* doctrine In New Yorlc and another in Florida. Tjte same power di­ rected tho destines of us all, and He d6es not carry n ropertolre of light­ ning change costumes to suit each Designing fanaticism -and locality complacent demagoguery may sway the- sentiment of the world for a time, but there is no change by amendment to the organic law which permit« us a glimpse of light betweori the cradle and the grave. How much better it would be. if that short time was employod, in breaking instead of welding shackles upon the mentality of~men. ' g£ Mi (Advt.) For S a le -1 9 1 0 Cadillac towi* car for 1400.00, jia t overhaul* U good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine A Garage. g2-tfc For Sale— Two good hones spring wagon. Inquire of Coqo Bottling £o. gQj For Sale or Rent—Two nice nrimces at a bargain. W. J. Thigpta. 80-If For Sale— New Underwood tjp * writer, price $76. P. O. box ISM,! Sanford, Fla. City, Sanford, FIs. 8 acres ini-] gated and tiled, fide 6 inch flowing! wail. If you want 16 acres of fine celery and potavw and vegetable land go-and look at this and make me an offer. Trolley from Sanford runs past the land known ss thJ Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer to] owner, J . T .j 26 Columbia atredU For int— Three rooms fumi for light housekeeping. Also V bedrooms. Mr*. Johns, 411 Pi avenue. Ol-lk steamer codk. A. W. Brown, terprise, Florida. .. 7! For Rent— Furnished office equif ped with roll top desk, office riuk and tables. Also a roll top typewriter desk and other cqaij ment for sale or rent. Herald offla the horrors of tho Titanic had re­ peated itself.. Two boats had gone* to the rescue and (he party reached the city about l:;JU n. m., tired, pon- 1 tent and happy, for they had not ' r- ill*. In-i'ii in ilnnger one moyje^Vof t lie ila> ” iul th« \ .had l ertaiiilyNlfkl a <Ltntl> time > "L Cottigo for Rent—918 Park tr nue. Apply to A. Traffqrd, city* Mr..jind Mrs. William White and their attractive little son, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mi*. M. Nelson returned to their home in M1SCELANEOUS _____ Wanted, to buy old coins. Hoot* Bra,., Sanford Ave. 94’2tp today. *. Mrs. T A. Neal und little daugh­ ter huve gone to Washington. D. C.,, and »ill make a number of visits to other places before returning homo in the fall. i. i, , ■ • ■«- - *?■'-- e ™ ! J want nn agent iq Sanford ti handle the beat iejitor article was ever, pnthftmarkrt- /.w aff*1 Reese, H o ;'2f/-i o d :'Avevf'Daytos» Fla, y.t,-; y-' „ Mr. .Di A. Caldwell is agaiil ut pome ^(ter a three weeks’ visit to Chicago anil.other markets in the jiit. terest oi tbe fall trfide. if? IB E A M .< • : • X. CIIANNELS. ; •lANfil.IiSAND A Mrs, W. D. Collier alii leave Monday for Valdosta, Quitman and several Georgia towns after a. most delightful visit to her daughter, Mrs. Puleston. ,v ' Mrs. Annk Walker iaih'avtog. a de­ lightful vigil among old friends in Longwood. Mr.*'Horace W. Way, the guest of Mr..and Atriw-Richard Terheup wili' return td his hums in Savannah on (hie'morning train Monday, ' ' ■.• . The T/ufh'^Rcakers.^'Mri, Stein­ meyer’* c W a t Ik© Me lit odist Sunday school hold their buxine«* meeting in the park- Wednraday af­ ternoon. v After business was dlsp<M0d of- a »octal Hour was enjoyed % 'top * , .t S U i Pra BOILER PLATE -I'A N K etE E L ' V, STRUCTURAL . IRON WORK OF ' • * ALL KINDS TRUSS ftODS - ^ _ STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED* •T COPPER AND . ZINC SHEETS Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peters and their children, Margaret and Jack .will leave Monday Tor Massachu­ setts fa be away for two month*. . t SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY, 21. 1914 SemloAe County Teachers Appointed T H E U N lT Ip CHEMICAL COM ANAY 7 0 7 TtytGG5T. the* graceful outlines of the Mamie, with Pagenhart .directing t he, cruise »(might for that forlorn and bedraggled crowd and the noble crew rescued them from their dan­ gerous and perilous situation. T h ere , was weeping and wailing in thg city-i for it wna reported that the picnick-1 era had he.*n cqughi in a storm and j Jacksonville ri All Local AdvcrllHcm This Heading THREE Line For Each Insertion. Charge 25 Cents. & c. FREE BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS 1 of the day. The climax was reached when they were finally stranded, apparently for the night in a lonely part of the river, with the awful dangers of a shipwrecked Robinson Crusoe confronting them. There were terrible alligators in the river and snakes and jackals and tigers, etc., back of them in tbe woods and — well the party, ladies and children included, were cheerful and happy, singing songs, building fires and as­ suring each other that they would surely get home within a week, and then someone, glimpsed the only searchlight on the lake. Wild cheers nrose and rent the air, for there »tea ming up the river was seen I N S A N F O R D — Lifo /• Woiih Living CYPEERS — A* many are interested‘in the per­ United States Will Bay New Aerial sonnel of the teaching staff for Sem­ inole county for the coming year the Bomb Recently Invented list of those appointed by the board Reporting that the War Depart­ 1a given- herewith. The names of the ment h» decided to purchase hie teachers .appointed to date and their Funeral of W. H. Underwood invention and to'also purchase from respective schools a r*-« follows: C O U N T Y CO M M ISSIO N ERS The funeral of W. H. Underwood him the patenU secured up<jn it in Sanford Schools: Prof, v F. Eieli; ÛIVEN MAINTENENCE S T A T E BUILDÍNG WILL HAVE principal. occurred from ‘the late residence on eight foreign nations, Herman Fox* SUCCESSOR SH OW S S I G N S Oak cvenue last Friday afternoon. Davis, the young Florida inventor, OF FAVORING EN EM IES FINE LOCATION ^ BOND Hiss C. L. Guild, Asst, principal -Thc-tervices at the hdosl were con­ arrived home yestt-rday afternoon. * o t - t h e " I fijfh ” 'SrhötjT. ducted by the Sanford lodge of Odd Miss A. M. Tetherly. Feltows under the direction of-G. W. Miss F. A. Walker.Blackwelder and Geo. Teratus act­ Miss Ruth Jewel. ing as Noble Grand and Chaplain. has won. Now it is Just a question Grammar School: Prof. J. R. Wild * h e re mis ns were then taken to the of waiting for the necessary red tape man, principal. Baptist church, the following mem­ to unwrind^and the young inventât ' Mra. G. B. Dickinson. WILL MAKE GOOD ANY OF THE bers of the Odd Fellows acting as will receive his tW *rd. He left to* OTHER NEWS OF THE WOR D AT EXPOSITION COMMISSIONERS OF Mrs. E. N. Luke. . LARGE FOR THE BUSY BRICKS THAT DO NOT FLORIDA NOW IN CALIFORNIA pall bearers: J. H. Bruton, . R. J . day for Atlantic Beach for a reat, Mira Carrie Ensminger. HERALD READERS Roily, W. P. Stone, L. E. Tew, M. and his slay in the national capital 8TAND TRAFFIC “ MAKING PLANS „ Mis. NiU Mobre. M. Evans, J . C. Hall, J. W. O. was strenuous. Mias Clara Millen. Puerto Mexico, July 21.— Former The county commissioners held a San Frandaco, July 21.— " I f the Sihgletary, Robt. Rickenbacker.' Through the efforts of Congreaa- President Huerta and his party hero Min Eva Walker. rndst important meeting last Satur­ ftorida exposition coromiasioh is parMies P. D. Hunter.- * day morning jn the court house. In . The services at the church were man Frank Clark and Senator Dun­ were joined today by a few more mil­ aitted by the people of Florida ‘to Miss Edna Plant. % v the absence of Chairman F .L . Wood­ conducted by Dr. Brownlee of the can U. Fletcher, Mr. Davis was able iary men and several politidans Miss Louise Harris. ruff the chair was filled by L. P. Presbyterian church and a quartet to gain the ear of the high officials.. who arrived from the caphalj^on Miss LUlisn Higgins. Hagan, who stated the object of composed of Miss Bessie Long, Mrs. He presented the mérita of his In­ regular and special trains. Among Primary School: the meeting and the derk read a Strong. E. T . Woodruff and W. M. vention, and finally was dated be­ those who came in todpy were a few Mim Lillie Farnsworth. • . communication from (be manualse­ Wright rendered several beautiful fore the Afmy board. There he un­ Congressmen. .. a •MIm 1 Edith Stewart. " According ta the la teat report*. culars of brick in wldeh tbey^rtate ■Bmps.. From the church to the d e r w e n t'! grilling ha will "hot soon . two members of each forget, but he kneW his Invention, ex-Presldent HuerUk* and his party Mw. *K W. -D_£unn. that they had puf-.up a Load of Teacher to taka Miss Lefller’i $76,600 £8 a ynrifoteftpnce ,hdnd to loiHp.;ssl?<r at honorary aewrt'.snd and..washable to .reply promptly to expfCt to leave here Tuesday. Cen­ place pot yet provided. -*< put In,.goofl brleiff/nd make them ware ag follows:; Forrest Lake', and every question, propounded by the trals Huerta and Blanquet, accom­ Sanford Colqred Schools: Prof. J. good tar a perto^fil five years. The G ,’ C: ‘ Woodruff r e p r in t e d “ the experts. The examination was fatis- panied by threc'ler (gqr aides will J. Holly factory to the government, and he sail on -he Germap cruiser Dresden. N. Crooms, principal. bond and the o ff^ y ir e accepted by Ellis, J. H. Bruton and represented the Odd Fellows, James was Informed that it will be taken. The others will g© on thestearner ' Miss F. E. Byorly. the «ommittlofierw^hcf it -was deWhile In WAahington; Villa’• per­ Mexico, of the Mexican Navigation Mrs. J. to. Crooms. cidedTto proceed with ¿he. laying of honestly say. that ths amount will sonal representative called upon him Company, which is said to havo Mrs. L. -B. Kellix. brie* -on all the remaining nine foot sot be too* much to afek for to give and endeavored to buy the Meslcan been chartered for this purpose. The Mrs. M. E. Harris. roads. The new samples of brick in adequate display of the resource« rights In order that the invention Presidential guards wiU leave early Mrs. J . L: Moore. are much better than the other kind ind advantages of Florida and the might be used by the constitution­ in the morning for the capital. Miss C. Sermons. • that has caused the commissioners ictivities of the people of our state. alist in the attack upon Mexico City. Min L. Stewart. The refusal of President Carbajal •o much uneasiness and the manu­ This is the expression today of Congressman Clark and Frank Flet:- to let the fugitive Presiednt have vice at the grave were interred in Miss’ Jinkie King. facturer* now have a new man in W, N. Conoley, secretary of the And Mr*. Marie Wilson and Jes­ charge .of their plant who la an- ex­ the Macon cemetery. Mrs. Under­ cher,’ however; advised agklnst this, tho uss of ths gunbosts Bravo and Jacksonville board of trade and ex­ and their advice was followed. Zaragoza has occasioned undisguised sie Cenipbell, Goldsboro. perienced vitrified brick malcer and wood, Mitt Kate Underwood, I. t position commissioner from Florida’, Misses the bricks now being shipped to. Underwood and'Jam es lloolehan of Through Congressman Clark an au- chagrin. As if to give color to the Longwood White School: g after several days in San Francisco. dlenee was-seeured-with- President assumption that the Onvernment— Sara Crawford and Waits. Sanford are satisfactory in every the Woodman Lodge, and GiorgC , Two days more have been entirely Wilson—and as a reeult there prob­ really needs these boats, the Zara­ Longwood Colored School: Minnie f Ailed by the reception accorded the Berlark and L. J. Crooms. ably isn't a more ardent Wilson sup­ goza put out to sea today, laying hecompsnled them to Macon. reomtnisaionera by' the exposition and porter in Florida ‘ today than Mr. her course-in the direction of Hava- . The Wilson Construction Co., rep­ Altamonte Colored School: Min­ the city aind in familianxing them- nie Robinson. resented here by Mr. -Sterrit will Davie. n a .. Tho only order the commander ' .* • Gunman Sentenced I «Ives ’with the exposition itself. The invention has been mentioned received was to go to Havana. I t Lake Mary White School: M1m proceed with the Work et once and The Orlando Wirtter Garden hold- severs! times in the news columns of was reported the Zaragoza Intended “ 1 have been to all of the recent Kate Mathers. , Beardall avenue and Geneva ave­ . up case came to a dose Saturday the Metropolis, ft is an aerial bomb to pick up at that post some promi' expositions.” said Mr. .Conoley, "and nue will be paved with brick ac­ Monroe White School: Mrs. Cora . there ran be no question as to tho Williams and Miss Margie Kiibee. cording to specifications. This will •voning at sit o'clock when the jury self propelled; which can he set to nenl CohatQituUonalistf and bring brought in a verdict of "W e. the go at any designated bright over.any them to Mexico to enter' Into per' superiority fn every respect of the Paola White School: Miae Ruth prove of great benefit to the grower* jury, find tbe defendant, H. F. Hop­ designated spot within a few mitee. aonfcl negotiations with the new. Panama-Pacific. It is to be a truly living in that part of the spedai road Smith, . . it. a district as the fall planting will soon sen. guilty, of assault ■Skill» intent to Reaching a point oWr the spot a Provisional President. * ’ . . commence and the hauling can be murder in the second degree, and cnntrivfnce cause* the gaA’ bag to The ‘ United States cruiser Dr* Hone over good htTetc r'oa'ds Tnaleal! J r 3 .- T y ner and M.V. Shirley not- collapse, and this lydSIfe~flr ' other Moincs_which has been lying off guilty,.ao say * * *IL Wm. Moaeiy, of.thrf hemvy,sand of former day*. without a predecesor that cap be harbor, followed tho Zaragoza. ■ This -settop of the county commis­ foreman.’ , compared to it." * , General Huerta, spent tbe day in A tentative rile ’ was .selected last sioners will give general satisfaction, Following the derision, Shirley his car smoking cigarettes, and chat­ as the'good brick ‘ roads are now and Tyner -were released and Hop­ He is a law sytudent at the state ting with friends. He waa much Saturday for ¿he Florida building’ at guaranteed and there will be no son was remanded to jail, to hwait university ht Gainesville, Fla. the exposition by tbe tepresentaleu cheerful than at any time since more delays, especially if the width sentence Tuesday morning, while ®fives, of Geov. Park Trammell,, who leaving the capital. on- Celery avenue can tiKadjusted hla two pals were soon QjWtbs-.wpy «re W. N: Conoley of Jacksonville, Sanford Boosters meantime and the work started on to Clermont, the scene of thTWenta J. !’. Felt, an oraqge grower of Washington, July .21.— Member* that thoroughfare. \ .1iti to have 1-rutight about the hold-up > Eustis, an d -J. W: -9tnnple, a- citrus' Mr. H. R. Stevens of Snnfor of Congress who are standing vail-* t grower of Haines City. - The selocTh^ n by the brick man- or the passenger bus bn June 27. Master Mechanic os the A. C. L antly* by the Administration in the ' tion is near the Kansaif'site and .the ufacturipi’ Yor five years ^malnthnCourt waa1 adjourned over to Railway -was ‘here Last week, sccok- effort t© complete its legislative ^pro­ ■commissioners declared that • they aoce S i'a ^ e u r e t y ^ .ths uri .payers Tuesday morning, when it is expect­ panied by’ Mayor Thrasher of the gram despite the approaebirtg cam­ cere more than pleased with tho sitthat they AWT gnt the best hrfck for ed that tite sentence of Hopson will "Celery City." These two gentle­ paign, while admitting they are willration. their money And the five years’ -test be the first work of tbe day's ses­ men-have bci-n long asaociatied (n weary of legislative duties and an­ j Another important negotiation is ample to demonstrate whether sion. , • • „ • the dty affairs of Sanford and In the xious to get home to their districts, was consummated by the commlsthe brick will stand the traffic or The attorneys for HopsOn have development of that progressive city; have resigned themselves to'the con­ riontrs In* a conference with .Fred­ already announced their purpose of perhaps their moat conspicuous ac­ clusion that there is little hope for erick Maskew, cjxief dpputy of the before fall. Both appealing the case to the supreme tivities being connected with the adjournment -.itale quarantine, board, wheu ct-rcourt, and following the Imposed laying of 8anford's.brick streets, and houses of Congress already are havquarantina 'concessions wore sentence will enter a motion to the electric light plant and the pub- ing trouble In ratjying a quorum, but ^ Obtained .for 1916, assuring Florida 11c ‘Schools. Wo‘ can think of few the party whips are keeping conthat effect. . . • '•.Ohibitwis. that they will be shown work bringing absent The erfse has attracted much a t­ loftier or «older monumento they ..ft'tTj .courtesy and consideration in cou.d erect to their memory * than nu mbers back to Washington iioping tention from the start, and the re­ these public service agenejw*' .W« to expedite the rwroalntog buslnra» lease of Shirley and Tyner by the also know of few ineiLwho oprtonk as rapidly as pouible. Senators and Jury, came as a matter of much aurthem in progressiva and Ofaelfish RepresentaUves are permitted, fòt go priaa., * public spirit. Of such men s f* go- home from time to. time to look tumbent, as Mr. Knott has an­ Hopson still occupies Ilia cell in avenue ahead communttjas composed. Mr. after their poliUMl*f«Kcesk but tl la nounced his candidacy for the gu­ the Orange county jail, awaiting the Btavens was for (our year* a mem­ the aim of the pem 5cra(tlt; lead era bernatorial nomination in 1916. impending sentence. ^ ber .of the. 8enford city- council and to keep a quorum present./foot how Mr. Colson has not made a tie*] The story that Shirley and Tyner oh the avenue. He erected a store la now the efficient Matter Mechanic on. ._ building'and residence and with his ciston in the premise«. ,but should he will again be (alien..jnto custody on of the A. C. L Railway at Sanford. t. The chief business of (he Senat»Interesting family settled down to a entertain the race he has nuts; tbe charge ,of carrying concealed I I r. Thrasher Is mayor of the city, again this week will be to press vH© ; life that teemed pest suited to his (fiends in ail sections who would weapons la not confirmed by the was recently re-elected ’County school anti-trual bills, with a hope of get- \ jovial nature and -where We ' tould t&ve'him lojral support. He has bad 4Mrfff.4*iRrpnrWT-StAr. v t superintendent, a n d w a s a wheri- ting fl real start in the general dev- r view tha ppwtog vehicles and bid many years experience (n land mat­ horse in in fo rm a tio n ©f-J^o new1 Irate on the Interstate' Trad« G**'-. the occupant* welcome. His busi­ ters, a qualification absolute y nec­ county of Seminole, tohGJV mission bill and to complct'. ness prospered and there was noth­ essary to a successful a'dminigtrat on from ovar the heart of-qa^ gatitod - vision of the Clayton 1 4 1 1 ,.'.? ^ ^ : ^' of the Comptroller's, office.— Gaines­ ty, a la Eve. who the palace of hfcrtifulture, the .p * 1: ing to nur the perfect serenity of a Rayburri.securitle» measure J ville Sun. ; old Father Adam lay tnob<ta£,^lan- mflteea'^o that they may. b* si: »• oi agriculture and the of This is good news as Barney GoJcie'd tnorurch of all he aurveysdj-r mluid^to’ tbe vSenate. The Claytqn^V mine», swher© Ihe^. phosphate and the son is an old friend of thw editor .of Eustls Lake Region. fertilizer Industrie« of the state will hill will probably he ready by !■” the Herald and we know tbaLThe, he* gi«en>xtonfive explqitatíoru. day Und' Senator Nawlanda, chair­ would make one of tlrt^bshgnnH man o f . t he Interstate Commerce most proficient Comptrollers 'tluit Conimi'«*«, hopes to have, the t*©*¿ .»b* atato-sver^.bad. B. R. Colaon cfiritius hill perfected befog# fbd end LaaVmsde a fioae study . of . valt»of the week. ' . ' ! . • tiona of real and personal property A4 feast'ri* weeks of djscftksloh 6n J The ffihcral servIc«e* Will be* britf* tdVyiffN, ha»’ a techTircal fhese trust measures Is contempbitfKÎ^ with toa nutter* a t ¿1! kinds and at the rHtdence pn. Celery avenue m ci orrow raotpinr J f ‘ 10:8^. • -y far fourteen year* haa been in tho ftobUca© Senators Insist.fhllt Iff wilt title business. He has a col­ ^Tjrtdr: Tbe funcrtl!«rvi«*ayif Y* bVBUch'jpnger than th ik 'b efo rtfk ll- ' held at OrUndq where ,tho Inter­ lege education at the- present time! ment wiU tomorrow about of Florida three o’clock In charge of ’Banfortf an» ^tEe president of the Florida As­ lodge of Masons. Nc * J î U I L T '^ V 1 ^ ÏT ^ 0 *P W ^ sociation of Title Man. •' i Mr. Colson also lus a thorough In jtJy A b * of.‘ the U rttibg business a fia mercantile jipe» and would give t h t JlaJc_fi/_JQorida Efficient Ser- Junior,.Citizens, Atleation i Tha mooting« of the older group of the Júnior Cjvjc League bay* been* discontinued for tbe summer,* but the little B«es, true to their name ara working and bussing away, (-»(forte at w e rtu M ^ rk at aU lltaLr. u tsnd a Junior Civic It Rid«'Far! acwpt It to meet . T ^ | i? S u .,r « m a iiii the prpbaiiility'khal the thrW bills will jie aonited Into 0U3. If that b done i]rtiriative ty k may ngt be so jif f r if u r d . . .. Tariff Not Respoflsibfe ‘ Wàihiugton, July 2L ~ P tW ^ en t' Wilson said today that during bla récynt eonferencéa with bUafnla« m«m nih* held the tariff1 responsible for ito-ra||©aT bad burinera conditions. � 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, July 17, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 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>, July 17, 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/6d6fad8c3bd6a112faf303fd88303ae9.pdf 6ea8e92094bcd65593cfbd3ba36212d4 PDF Text Text Stalline* Declares Frank Chance Haa Finally Developed Real Contender — G o to Church Movement W ill H ave W on • , . derful Support In Rural Communities srs In the game," said Stallings, In commenting on the club. "It has taken, a whole lot of nerve, and a whole lot ot executive ability to do what hiybas done. Ho «Imply cleaned house with ell tho dead wood Wolv*rton loft and within a year he haa built up what strikes me as one of the beet balanced club's In the Johnson circuit "There la no one In the American league that has any better pitchers than Chance, T o my Inlnd he has the greatest pitcher In tho game ln-CaldwelL That fallow has the greatest . curve ball 1 ever saw, and be has al­ most at much speed as Johnson. Flsh, itr la a rattling pitcher. 1 am told DVERTISING in tho nowspaperi,-securing tlie co-operation uf the telephone companion announcements at fam era’ granges, anions and clubs are suggested ns means to arous* interest in a GO TO CIItJRCII Sunday for rural workers. The Orange Judd Fanner says editorially: A «THE RURAL CHURCH HAS HAD IT8 SHARE OF CRITICISM IN RECENT YEARS. SOME OF THE CRITICISM IS JUST. BUT Mu c h of it 1b s e n s a t io n a l and u n ju st, that rural CHURCHES ARE A VITAL PART OF EVERY RURAL COMMUNITY .THERE CAN BE NO QUESTION. WITHOUT THEM COUNTRY LIFE WOULD-QO TO RUST AND DESTRUCTION, AND THI8 ASIDE FROM RELIGION. TO SAVE COUNTRY LIFE, THEN, W E MUST SAVE THE RURAL CHURCH, AND TO 8AVE THE RURAL CHURCH W E , AS INDIVIDUALS. MUST DO OUR PART IN PER­ SONAL DEVOTION AND ATTENDANCE. r % : . *_ i*** “ 'Hie problem now before u« is tiii«: What can we as farmers Wtmu y ott poma to thick of lb the uabelievablanesa of death to the avperson, in t Iav oil our daily. kc* qualntanee with that great fact, la opa of the queer quirks of the human brain. ■Or may It not bo aomelhlng bigger and belter—a proof of our In* ■tlnctlre realisation of our own Immor tsllty ?—Exchango. To Clean the Soles of Shoes. Get your druggist to mhko a solu­ tion of orange shcllhc and alcohol, and with a small brush apply this carefully to tho hoebi ,ond soles o f your white shoe« whenever tho latter nro polished. It leaves a satiny finish, and a ten-cent bottlo has lasted considerably over a year,—Woman’s Home Companion.. Mystery Cleared* Up. "My theory." said the eminent studenL “ Is that tho Venua ot Milo was holdlpg her drapery up with» one of those lost arms." *'I see." replied the man who knows nothing of art; "and Í ^ 1^ e r iis e m e n t a liad This Heading THREE CENTS Line For Each Insertion. Minima Which we beg to sky*, Is what the good housewife must do O n Every Baking Day. Why work thus-^—exert your strength. Why not this burden shirk? b e tter a n d far e a s ie r em étti end ntceli-m te the f l m rchgmng cu» er I lift ara equally promising. Tbalr tom o f olden days? Tbo answer is simple. Go to churcb ourselves, work to date haa shown It true. aak oar neighbors to do likewise and ssk minister or priest to join Let the Baker Do the Work! "Ed BWeeaoy is not traveling be­ ip welcoming everybody o f tbo community.*' Choice of Words. • yond hla speed. Ftor me In. 1910 he "What is that man’s occupationT” T o make a great aucceaa of this affair it will be neccsaary for was the beat catcher in the American "Well." replied Senator Sorghum, "It league. But the greatest player ot all each and every one to see Ida pastor, tell bint o f the plan, g e t his depends pn your potnt of Tlew wheth­ that Chaaoe dug up U Jimmy Walsh. B akory i co-operation ami then'get generally busy. Let it bo known in etety er yon say her Is conducting a cam­ There la an outfielder for you, one paign o f educatldn or la Just a plain church in this brood land— from Pacific to Atlantic, from tbo lake» of the very beat In the gams How lobbyist-" •• to the gulf— that -special services will be arranged and an effort Frank aver got him away from the made-to hove every person In tho community attend church. calculating Count# Mack''! cannot flg* Titles of Books. ore. A manager haa only to have a A8K THE LOCAL TELEPHONE OPERATOR TO NOTIFY ALL Thero Is a kind of physiognomy In few player# of the Waleh stamp to' 8UB8CRIBER8 OF .TH E TELEPHONE LINES. BY WORD OF the title ot books no Jess than In the make a team. MOUTH, BY ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE PULPIT, BY NOTICES faces of men by which a skillful ob­ "W h ere. Chance really made hla IN THE QRANQE8, CLUBS AND 8C H 00LS LET THE NOTICE OO server will as well know what to ex­ -team was in the acquisition of Trueepect from the one aa from the other. W ATC H ES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, 8ILOUT THAT THERE IS A OO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT THROUGHdale, Í may bo prejudiced but X —Butler. think he !■ a better ball player than OUT THE COUNTRYSIDE. VERWAKE. OPTICAL GOODS, ETC, MalseL He le as good a fielder as Malsel and will outhibfhlm, too, In a Hie Shgftn*. season's stretch. Tíjom-b no faster Expert R e p a irin g — than Truttdale, Malsel-If tho better ed with hts son’s career In oollege." Dstlcats Question. baso runner. Frits Is 'one of the beat *’ K Unkindness of Fats. "The Interrogation ‘Where did you ’’Nothing involving moral turpitude. 123 W e st Flr9t Street base runners In tho country. But For "placing an obstacle on the rail He struck out the day of the big and thereby causing a train to stop," get U,’ causes mo much less appre­ match, with the bases full."—Kansas S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A a peasant of NUnl Novgorod was hension.” confessed Senator Smugg, City Journal. "than the feeling that some day tho fined |5. He was trying to commit suicide, and the obstacle was his own public may learn the answer to the Didn't Intsrsst Hsr. head.—BL Petersburg Wireless to question, ’ Where did you put ltT'”— "1 see therc’s j» grcatjJeal of talk Puck. New York Times. Tn town about vivisection.’’ said Mrs. —- Naturally Forllfltd. Cast Bide. "Well." replied Mrs. West Warning to Upltfters. "I am afraid that man Is going to say Bide, “TVS fntsed n family of eight, Loses Its Charm. Some uplifters fall to remember something he will be sorry for.” “ Don’t an’ they alnt one of them ever been It’s- difficult for it newly married tnR, if you lift people too high up, worry,” replied Miss Cayenne; "people vtrUectlonated and nono of ’em has man to generate much enthusiasm over his bride’s beautiful hair after the air becomes too rarefied for ordi­ who make a specialty of reckleM talk ?ver caught smallpox either. 1 don’t ho has seen her pile it on tho bureau nary humans to breathe.—Charleston seldom havo the discernment to be take no stock In It."—Livingston News and Coui’.er. Lance. sorry. for the night. J . L. M i l l e r ’s ■ i i 1 . -c k / I ■ ■'-% i. 1m hM ■ .L i11 ■ II I / 1i j L i _ l 1 .. ■ .9 L>f u m Charge 25 Cents. m n 'm l mW -•à 1. p e r. hismmioTu For-Sale A fine homeland a good two seated surrey. Apply to L. R. Philips, phone 50. 90- 3 te ■ 1 wdl sell my cold drink stand with -stock and building for only MOO; am going In general merchan­ dise; business In country. Box 536, New Smyrna. 92-2te For Sale Dirt Cheap— Buick, five passenger car. New' tires. Jiut overhauled. Jas. Harries. 91-9to For Sale— 1810 Cadillac touring c s r -io r MOO.00, Just overhauled in good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine & Gsfage. 82-tfe For Sale-^Two good horses and ring wagon. Inquiro of Coco Cols >ttUng Co, 80-tfc For-Sale o r Rent—Two hrcslSL dencea at a bargain. W. J. Thlgjun. For Sale*J4 ow Undorwood typewriter, price $'îh v o P . O. box 1363,Sanford, Fla*. f 89-tf For sale at a bargain, as 1 live so far away cannot attend to this 1& acres of Celery- Delta at Cameron City, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ gated and tiled, fine 6 inch flowing well. If you want 16 acres of fine* celery and potato and vegetable land go and look at this and make me an offer. Trolley from Sanford runs past the bind known SS the Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer to owner, J. P., 26 Columbia street, Hampstead, L. I., N. Y. 93-13tp TO RENT For Rent— Five room cottage, No. 1216 Park avenue. $12.50 per month, including water. G. W, Spencer. For Rent— TÍtree rooms furnished Pitcher Caldwell of Yankees. ma * Frit« will not get any rnoro bases on balls. _ New York fans tell mo Trucsdale has looked Ilk« a bloomer with tho stick.- I cannbt understand that. He should hit .250 In tho American league. And hitting .250 there will bo few bet­ ter second basemen. -I think Trnesdalo must be a little nervous In his new surroundings. He will bit bet­ ter tho further ho goes, I nm sun/ I used to bat him second In the order, becanffl of his speed and his fine bunt­ ing skillHo legged out many a safety trying to sacrifice» for my Buf­ falo club.” * OTES o f the DIAMOND > Outfielder Tennant of Sacramento made four hits tn four times up off Pitcher MaUrkey of Oakland. ■Vean Gregg's brother, Dave, has been turned back by Manager Birming­ ham of the Napa lie goes to Spokane. bedrooms. avonut Mrs. Johns, 411 Parle For Rent— Rooms; . largì, *’ cool, screened and well ‘ furnished fojr housekeeping, at 302 Park^Ivenug, F o r ' Rtmfc— Coptplotcfy i fufpbthed house with piano for the Tourner. Few stops to postoffice, xfbpót «nd steamer ròdi:. A. W. Brt^rry , En­ terprise, Florida.* * Tc.-tf For Rent— Furnished oOWy: equip­ ped with roll top desk, ofil&*‘;hrfrs snd table;». Also a rpU top desky typewriter desk and other, eqi»j8* ment for sale or rent, Hsralii office« - 82-ff ' VRo.om fo r w e n t, dosanti. Apply to 210 PsrJL-àvetiue, ^ T kö-tfc Cottage for lient— 9li-Ffcrk avefi nue. Apply to A. Trafford, d t j. ;j* * *. . 9 o-ir~ c MISCELANFOUS Catcher Arthur Wilson haa been bit­ ting hard for (he Ohlfede, but not suffi­ ciently ao to keep them out of the division. i k ■] One argument fn faVor of the Pi­ rates’ copping the National league hunting is that nono of the experts picked them to do ao. • • • Pat ftagon believes '{hat to be In good shape he will hare to pitch every y , jw 'yr tt «w — »•i w*/ k< otbir -day, and he la pestering. Mans' ger Robinson tp let blm do iL • * » r y Helna Wagoer,’ the Rod Box abortatop, denies iho Import be la through. : ’ as a player and says he will be back .1 on the. ipb’ within a few weeks now. f‘ .Ltm CHger^ jha once great catcher o f the Bof ton Red Box. who haa lost •J hl^health,' will bo ¿Ivon a benefit by . the playdra of tha whole country, v , • • * i. Scout Chick Fnuer (a proving a val­ uable aid. to Clarke- The former spar pitcher is looking after the burling eorpe, and his advice la being followed.] Wanted— T o buy a small 1er box or refrigerator in good condition, fi P. O. Box 1076 “(inter work. ' A pplyv* W ill’ the gentleman who f< *y coat with Inside Initial« A T’oad to Sáníord ferry Satu¡ �BLISHGJD [.WEEKLY IN ^ A N F O R D -L if' h Wo,th Living -U ■ II " fOLUMEJf SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914 NO. 91 [TE IS CHOSEN FOR HUERTA LEAVING PUBLIC BUILDINGS FEDERAL BUILDING TOTTERING MEXICO N EXT ON DOCKET s« . — --•‘..'.e r'sANFOKD IÍBUSE CORNER 1ÍA9 FINALLY BEEN SELECTED WHEN DEEDS ARE FILED IXis UP TO THE OWNERS TO GET »0SY AND THE GOVERNMENT K . WILL DO THE REST 1 ,• • ; V i - ,„ j The sit« for the government buildin! h*s been d folded upon and Hon. P. L. Thrasher o<UhJ Sanford Hotel Co., In , whose name the property ’ itt offered to the government has .jjriYed word from the Treasury Department that the lot has re­ c c 'd favorable consideration and M toon as the usual formalities are complied with the lot will paas into tl>« hands of tho government. The Ljot is the. property, oL. the Sanford ’ Hotel Company and is the corner. 4 First street and Palmetto avenue l0d has a frontage of 136 feet on First street and extends' north on Mmetto avenue 140 feet making a post excellent location In the busii section Of the city. The lot was I n -t * : the v e cy lo W - pri«»--of ¡7,500 which is reasonable for buaiproperty located In this fine ; position. The papers will be returned to the proper official* at Washington [- ja d the deed made at once and as |j$* price of $7,500 will lie passed by the house today it is almost w r \ uin that the Federal building at isford will soort' be an assured % ^ / ,-fii # ■_-ip propria ti on for the, building Sanford made at the last session Congress was the. lump sum of 0,000 for the site and building the small sum for the site ins that $62,500 wiil be' availtHe for the building, making- a Fgmeture that wjll be commensurate the rapid.grow th of Sanford, ^ad one that will fill the needs of tks city for many years to come. L Onitr a jie w ruling of the departthejl»chlj*cte of the building rtmeoV tia^e been Increased to the growing demand for goVent buildings riq various ¿arts r...he country and the delays of farmer years will not be necessary Nth a much, U»*gd force of cmp *rc«In other words now that the site fcu been chosen our government ^ailding should be starred ih a few l^QQlhs and carried to completion ¡aad,*ith a pull altogether from our People- and our ’ Congressman and with the aid 7>f our friend, ¡Frank j^CUrk, who*la ¿halrmari of the buildUi committee there should be none of tb* attendant delays on the boHding that h ai character«*»! this branch of the service in the past.' Word From Fernalds . Word has bean received here from Mr. and .Mr«. Geo. H. Fernald that they arrived safely at Clifton Springs sad Mr. Fernild was focKng very .well after his long trip. r Ferryman Denfea RCport To the Public: l taku thin means of correcting a report which wai circulated during the week of the Fourth of July to the effect that during the rush of ■miflmnhilca, ifnr tU the Fourth and the return of same, that at times there were can far above the number of fifty waiting at the Monroe * Ferry to he carried across the river, and that the ser­ vice was far from being the service required for. the proper handling of the ferry boat, and that cars wore turned away from the ferry by those in'-charge. AH of the above report I declare to be unfounded and not true, and the facts to be that at ti/ncs there were more can waiting at the ferry landing* than if was possible to carry across at one time, hut .this was only the rase when at certain times the majority of the cars ‘ were going or coming from the beach at the. urnw time. And- that not s car .was turned away from the ferry by those in charge, but every car was put across within a reasonable time, and that an extra force of me» were on-hand and extra powered motors placed in the hunch so as to take care or the rush as fur as possible, a n d -th a t-a —trip was -made on-an average of every ten minute«. We triad to give the very best service possible under the circum­ stances, and feel that better ser­ vice could not hare been rendered, and refer you to. an automobile owner who is used to crossing fVrries as to tho service rendered at the Monroe ferry. E. STAFFORD, Ferryman Monroe Fayry. B. Y. P. U. Note« Our meeting was held as usutl Sunday evening at- 6:45. Owing to the absence of our pres­ ident who is attending the Encamp­ ment at Lake City the meeting was opened by our vice president, Mr. S. ( ^ Kennedy. .TJie subject ..was, ■Hosi Man Came to Sin." The program was ably rendered by members of Group No. 2 ,.of.-which Miss Ruby Betts U captain. ’ Our attendance was not at-large as usual, as so many of our members are attending the Encampment at Lake City. We hope to have « full attendance next Sunday, as our ab­ sent ones w'iU be back by that tir^e. w«. extend „* t.,.,.» a * cordial‘ invitation to Wo Uhy one to attend uur nuHMfrrpc L, B.7 Cor. 'Sec'.' A regular communication of San ford Lodge No. 62 will be Hold Thursday, July 16th, at 7:30 p. in. Master Degree will be conferred. This will be the last Masters worked until fall. AH members are urged to be present. Ail' visitors in the city cordially invited to meet with us. By order* of W. M. • O. L. TAYLOR, ‘ ___Secretary Young Man Honored. , ; 'Qiorge Griffin, Herrings, Jf-t h*» received an .appointmepl from Sen­ ator Duncan U, Fletcher ak First •Alternate- to the,N aval Academy. He will report In Jacksonville 6n Feb. 16th next to s^knd his mental examlnaU’dn. -‘ / v 1 • __ ______ U J PASSENGER TRAIN 82 WRECKED AT RANDS FREIGHT CARS STANDING ON THE MAIN ONE ALMOST •" CAU SE O F A T R A G E D Y Paw tiger. train, N(n- 82*, due here ft** LIS in the morning wa* wrecked morning,'knd the very narLV* escape of all'lin* )ut*«*ngerA from death was probably duo to En­ ter Howland who alappbd on his *nd »hut, off, the" **ngine before lumped for liis life. ' 1 ‘ In iwitehipg cars at Rand's Siding of tjie switchmen had left four « a rar* on the r a i n track or.tbpy “ ^rtithed thDrp lhjrtnijfh the switch B wn>« mannd^'jhj(v will probably if .be esxtlsYned: A# Engineer Rowland rouhded tha, curve north ot tho aiding his hcitdlijjht fii "ttuirn. Ebginafl il4ml ei- ’ limb of -he wás \ •^7 ,*h*kan. " hUt and badhis side and iS tü The passenger "train carried two express cars'r.ud one of them was smashed to splinter». Express Messenger Cardon had just left the car which was wrecked whirr T h e‘crash came. The car contained only a few barrels of Ash, and thia Consti­ tuted about the only losa of freight, though the damage to -■equipment waa considerable: Bcald«* tfie dratruction of the expresa car the pilot of the locomotive was demolished, the tender was jammed Into the caboose and them das somp‘ damage to the coal car*. ‘ - v A Wrecking trait».jrai immediately despatched to the iw l* of the p'rock and the road wits eUaned up id a ffW ^ura dCUying'the tram« but a Dirrt time. •. The many frisnds of Engineer Rowland are oongnitulatln^ him upon hla'narro*»' escape .fropi',death -or-at least' a broken Umb. And he expeett to be able to resume W* run In a few days. Non* gera were Injured, buffer ii M*fiCT8 TO TRY^AND MAKE HIS GETAWAY THIS AFTBRNOON mediation conference and agreed to A SITE FOR SANFORD BUILD­ Stole March on Papa by Huerta's delegates and the South ING IS TO BE SELECTED Eludink .thi* efforts o f her father, American mediators, while the con­ John Eason, to prevent her elope­ AND PURCHASED stitutionalists Indirectly had con­ ment, pretty May Eason, aged 17, veyed the jdea that ho would bo ac­ succeeded in marrying Robert King: ceptable to Carranxa. at Sanford, Fla., Wednesday after­ — “ T h a t-«.11-fistava Ruir*frxytairrcd,-j, noon anil will probably make her "Carbajal would be a more provi­ home with her husband in that d t y . [ sional president than the real pro­ The father returned home yester­ visional president to be named later/ day from Jacksonville where he had ; ‘ When the suggestion first was OTHER NEWS OF THE WORLD AT made Villa had not indicated his OTHER INTERESTING NEWS OF gone in hia chase across two state* after his daughter. He wired his i LARGE DOILEb DOWN TRE WORLD AT LARGE IN willingness to accept Carbajal, Eawife, Mrs. AIHe Eason, at their teva RuU aaib, and he doubted AND SALTED \ TABLOID FORM homo at No. 12 Thirty-third street, Villa's willingness to accept him Vera Crus, July 14.— Gen. Huerta now. As foi* Zapata, he had no Idea * Wablilngton, July 14.— The -geb - east, yesterday morning from Jackaonvllle, informing her of the mar- -•! intends to resign tho provisional that the southern leader would ret- m il deficiency appropriation bill presidency ahd leave Mexico, hoping ognlxo any provisional president un­ carrying $4,585,664, last of the sup­ riage and stating he was returnin'* V, by thia mean» to aave his country til the demand for redistribution of ply bills of congress, was reported to home. About 3. o'clock Tuesday after­ from further horrors of civil war lands had been complied with. Un­ the house Saturday aod will be noon tho young girl left her work at and the capital from capture, and less Somelhing occurs to disarrange brought up for passage .today. perhapa sack. This was the state­ the present plan Esteva- Unix Is con­ The bill embraces many nflscel- 8. H. Kress and Company's and ment* made- here today by Roberto lanonun Items, including appropria­ disappeared with a woman ’friend. vinced figljUngJwlween federal* and Esteva-Ruix, Mexican secretary of conslttullhnalutl is over. This, tions for public buildings in various It was thought by the father at the foreign affairs, who la on.hla way to said, was indicated by the eva sU tsjiB 170,000 for transporting and time that she had gpne to meet whom *be had beeir Europe. Huerta, he inqdt. twill sur r in g f o r * interned Mexican sol* Kjng^.wlth tion of Guadalajara. y in the last year.. . . Like Porftrio-Diar, who fled from diara-ond 'jR fliior^ refugees at Fort He immediately communicated -his country in the hope that his NVingfte, N. M ./a n d elsewhere; $5,000 for .Iran*porting bodies of of­ with Chief • o f . Police Meldrim who ■ r going might avert a long and «» tly for a provisional president,-accept­ ficers and enlisted men, and $16,000 wired the authorities at Jacksonville civil war. Huerta, according to able to the constitutionalists. to arrest and hold the girl. to enable the secretary of commerce Estevu Iluix, has decided to yield to The fathef left Savannah Wednes­ : "TI»*- president did not make me superior numb*™. Roth Huerta and to employ men to enforce the law* his confident," Està va ¡tuia de- Gen. Blanquet, his war minister, the to prevent overcrowding of passen­ day morning at 8 o’clock Just twelve hours behind the daughter. She claij-d, "nor did I bn ve much time subsecretary said, knew that Ippger gers and excursion vessels. to talk with him after it waa.deter­ resistance- Was futile and would ' Other Items Included the following» did not go- Into the railway fcWifon"" ’ mined ! should leave the cabinet,’ , mean nothing more than the slaugh­ ■ Georgia— Canton, postofllce site, at Jacksonville, but left the train The subsecretary was convinced’ ter of thousands and perhaps the $6,ppp; Dawson, site and com­ on the outside end immediately however, he said, that Huerta would sacking of the capital itself, with mencement of poetofflce, $6,000; started for Santordr'where she had lay down his power thia week and it perhaps horrors, perpetrated by a Douglas, site and commencement of made arrange menu to meet King. would not surpriae him If hit resig­ victorious army joined by mobs poatofilce, $5,000; Forsythe, prat- . When the father arrived In Jack­ sonville he had the chief of police nation were announced tomorrow. from their city's slums.He expected office ’elte, $6,000; Madison, prarsend a telegram to the chief of police Carbajal, hs added, was suggested as Blanquet wouid leave Mexico City offlee site, $5,000:'SandersvllIe, post* at Sanford describing his daughter . provisional president by the Amer- perhaps when Huerta fled, but not office site, $5,000; Waynesboro, postand asked' that she might bo de­ office site, $5,000; West Pont, Ga. .can delegation at the Niagara Fails before. tained. La to Wednesday night ho (including Lanett, Ala.,) site and '■iiin .... commencement of postoffice, $10,000. received a return wire from the chief there stating that the daugh­ Kentucky— Central City, pratter had been* located, but had b e e n office site, $7,600; Eminence, pratmarried .that afternoon to Robert office site, $7,600; llarrodsburg, postKing. 7 . 'v -\ ; * office site, $7,500; Preetonburg, postTHEY DECIDE THAT THE EQUALIZATION BOARD WILL MEET QN When he received this ihei offira site, $5,000. AUGUST Ilh —CONBIDERED MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS Mr. Eason did not continue "V. ■ "* Florida Public ReUdinge __ u chase after’ his daughter... . 4• - • ’ •* -----King once resided In Savannah” FlorlHa— DeFuniak Springs, pratplttion of the -assessment roll for Sanford,, Fla., July 6, 19W and at that time he met Mias Eason. office,’ court house amf custom house Honorable board of county com* 1914 for the county of Seminole, be site, .$70,000; Kissimmee, pout o ffic e Since be left here, according to her miaaionera in and for Samlnote eoun- and the same i* hereby extended to site, $6,000; Sanford, site and com­ parents, the daughter had corres- ' ty, state of Florida, m^t in.regular August 4tb. ^914, mencement of poxtofflcc. $7,600. " ponded with King and often made session at 10:80 o'clock a. m. Clefk Instructed to advertise for N orth-C arolln a -C h a p ri Hill, . i t e l ^ " “ ^1“ «bout going to join him. Present, Hon. F. L. Woodruff, thrpe weeks before next meeting and commencement of poetofflcc, The parenta objected to her mar­ chairman; L. P. Hagan, C. W. Ents- that board will* meet on Auguit 4th riage; but when she succeeded in mlnger, J. Clark and J. T. Mc­ for the -purpose of equalising the $7,500; Edenton, postofflce site, $7,- meeting him despite their efforts tr> 600; Thomasville site and com ­ Lain, rommiwdpnen; E. A. 0pug- taxes. . « . .. --. thwart the elopement*-they both mencement. of poatofllre, $8.000. lasa, clerk and C / M. Hand, sheriff. stated they would forgive her. Contract-let to Eulle Burgee* for South Carollna— Lancaater, ‘ ait« Minuted of last regular .meeting Roth the parents stated Inst night DflNTKNOWr-WHfiREBÜT ON HIS WAY APPROPRIATION WAS MADE FOR PURPOSE COUN TY COM M ISSIONERS HELD MEETING read aD(£Tuiiproved. . W. J. DanleJ addressed the board In reference to , road through I>r f.ewi* property, Gfanted at last meeting and contract awarded J. W, Flynt for opening same. * On motion of Commissioner Ha­ gan it was ordered that action of the board be rescinded unless eltlxena of Geneya pay for right of way. T. K. Bates addressed tly» board In reference to adrance on commis­ sion of $&00. G ranted.-. O. F. Swop* addressed the board in reference to the four eroealngs on the S. A. L. Railroad htar Ovfedo, ■that they have not been put in, and cletk was. instructed to . write thu proper .aulhorltiss In regards to; tin-.so and also In'regards U> »Cul­ vert at Wagnler. On motion of Commissioner Rhtimlnger, -D. L. Thrash^ was in­ structed to furnish clerk for Infor­ mation of Comptroller, boundary lines ot aliSpecIat School District« in Seminole county. r Alio that bond trustees of Special Rp«d and Bridge Djotrlrt No. 1 furnuh boundary of same. On motion of Commissioner H- P. Haqiii, H. C. DuBose w*jLB*/i‘ $100 fo f'^ s tr a oervit»* durine-riectian, 4 Coffimunlcation of $. Rung* ’ in reference to SanfoHl ,, A kGrnevq bridge read and mart«! rqferfetl.it* M elvin * Commurdsation refe/anco, to .Genova and GhulúoU bridge road a n d . referred -U Com- mmm reference to read and clerk knowledge receipt of name,''action deferréd until’ September mestipg. .Whereas, the. .Tmt Aasa*aorf ‘ of Ssmlnol# County has.appeared b*^ .fore the^oard of ojiening^ r o a d -fro m -C q cjjra n Poml and commencement, of to river qt contract prfeh o r $24:75 $ 8. 000. p,r acre, : . (l* poetofflcsi, Texee—Crockett, postofllco site. Kstimales of engineer ift charge of $C,OO0; Denton, site and cummenccBlack.7 Hammock Drainage District mept of poatofffc»;, $4,600; Memphis, read and biila of Fred T. Williams, postofflde site, $4,100; Mount Plearengineer for $13-.75 and Contractor anl, rite and fomihehcemont of W. B. William.* for $3824.64 ap­ postoffice, $6,000; Pittsburg, site knd proved and ordered paid. commencement of postofltes, $5,000. * Estimate* of Engineer Freil T. Tennessee— Gallatin, site and com­ William*, in charge of Spedal ritoad mencement o f " poetofflcc, $0,000; L Bridge District No. 1 received Memphis, postoffice site, $40,000; and read and the following bills were Rogersvilfe, postoffice site, $2,000. approved and ordered paid. Alsbam a— Greenville, ¿j poxtoffltet • Atlantic Coast Line Railway, freight, 10.Q8; Zachary-Lumber Co- .site, |6,000„ MLniwippi— Water Valley,, sitb lumber, 386.9J; Fred, J . Williams, and Commencement of poetofffee, $7,r engineer salary, 160,00; F. L. Wood­ ' y -, . ruff, telegrams, 2.11; W. P. Carter •ooo. • ft Co,, lumber! 10,38; T. Krene, testing brick, 36.00: WiUon Con­ struction Co., . Cslery Ave work. 626.97; Wilson Construction »Co., »• i St. Gertrude ave work, iST.vS^ 7715son Construction Co., Monri^^ road work, 619.63, Seminole Construction TO AWAIT THE ACTION OF THE CIRCUIT COURT AT NEXT Co., Sanford and jlrUndu road, TERM OR APPLY FOR A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS 3688.67. Thai, 5771,fe8. Tbe trial of W. ’DULJÔbreÿ'’ for the and afraid to show their hands until Commissioners recommend to the' killing of W. F* BrykoTW determine the c « e comes before th » circu it. Comptroller that clerk tw* allowed to 1st owner 1 redeem CertjffeaU ‘.jybethef defendant should be admit- c o y t , Mr*v Curry and Mr,. C u r r y ... 3108,.. Mia of 1693, at faft* Value ■ted do ball occurred before Judge were both put upon the stknd an<t tpld thsir stories of the klJUng, ,» /t * e * ,% with intereet to date. :omitïing .* )l* HfTrJ ywUrday and the couyt which Jolm Joneerfor; »d~- jar. « 4b»«iu #n î_ o mUted .U X bArvre* -erowded with -ipectators ^raosd thg-jllffge.' follqwid^ by Karl Warrinta of thç month -gf.M ay pnjd by tbe treasurer ordered c|n- and Jriends. T b« court was-called Rpbinsoo and^Rd. D#yia for,Gurry railed about eleven o’ clock ahd sat contin- * nd ^ > 4 for thy state. Tho <*»* seems at* **> »; The foil oaring \iill« wcre.approved uouejyr unfit «*ve» in the evening complicated t* the public í » before» and warrants ordered issued: - ^ ^ before the Judge handed down hie and it has not .yet been attempted! <■ ■Oenieral Pund A C. L. Ry. opinion and remanded Curry* to. jail to prove the quest on of haw Bryan pef, 25.00: H. C. DuBose, extra I Mw await thé session of the circuit wns shot in Uço back Ofe-ihp b e a d -' _ c « , ’ 100.00; Carl Ba«k**£ukn whdn Cmry-SQ^-ahoHWik-iMm frt^ta pauper, 5.00; Mrs. Jane Parber. pau­. ^eou'rt at th* fait meeting. tha front. P a r t t h e «kdfi- an<f/i»Hper, 5.Q0;Mjio. O'..Herring, canvass The case was contested step by that caused the d a a tl* of Jog re ^ r ii^ ltft00¡ C. O. McLaughCurry Being represented . "n, ratjvi«i;ig rerurns, 5.00; Harah Bryan wore exhlMj^ft. at* the- 'trial. ‘ Tr %*<• * GUes and’ Karl* Robinson CURRY WAS REMANDED TO COUNTY X “jpauper, B.OOr P »If Smith, fmupef. 6.00; Sabford Hand Laundry, Sundry for jkil,‘ 4.77; H. E. Tolar,’ committee lunacy case. 1.00;. pr. T. A. Noti, committee lunacy case, 2.00» Dr.. ,p . J. Müler, . committee 00; C. 'M . Hand, cost Geo. O. Herring. 00; Andrew Aulin 8.00; L. T. in, 1.00 of iVlaV^ of Orlando arid A. K. Ptfw’era of -thia yceterday a o ^ e r r t t e t f considerable city ajrd’ the state by Jones ft Jones. Jntereet. After «the caie -riraed of Orlando, 'Stated Attorney Cary Judge Herring gàve his decision ro­ Lafidls and Asst. ’States Attorney ma nding Curry to jail without bond. * Odo. A, DeCottea fif this d t / . A l’Tbe next Jtf>p number of eye wjtncaees to th e .sf­ it writ ol habeas inir were examined and though tbe ftill be gone ov testimony conflicted in the mal« the thread of the tragedy could ;be <!<*-. lsen to be celebrated Tbs attorneys on both aide* »ejt the mal« J u-ii i'siTr. ¡rt¿ ■.. - . «fl whit^they learned that their daugh­ ter had left Savannah unexpectedly they surmised that she had gone to f marry King and for that reason Mr. Eason had asked the assistance df Chief* of Police Meldrim in stopping the intended elopement. Both claimed they were not worried by *’ her disappearance other, than thal they objected to the marriage and wanted to prevent It. Mr. Eason stated that he would gladly receive the couple. It is un,i demtood .that King is now employed . r at Sanford and had*'made the. ar-i,<: j f.j ran go monte through correspomte’nci.v..v v* / for the Eason girl to join him to be married.—-Savannah Nirej»',^ « -A m fall* o«v,|hJ* �bog, a recreant spouse should not give Linn Cnvflllerl claims to harp had berajtf over to worry, fat* aqpefottr 806 innrrjage"|jrop&al* -•utra to u t < out of t^»' wreck nil . kflsa Cora Dow of Cincinnati owns that's left of lore. 1 hr lead of" making twelve drug « t o r « In that city. Uak Qi 1|» »ho should’ mak* it Mme. Ua^re, Jhe opera sinner, will a Ubor'of lorn. Some hesbpnds need shortly establish » traveling acbool foe coddling more than curtain lecture*. tho teaching o f singing. A emit» will find the way to the heart Mis« Bertha fluffner or New Orleans when a frown will fortify the anger V r»;* started and heads n bureau fbi,plan­ again it relenting. 1 ________:____ - 1 1— ning holidays ami travel. ';**: X A wife la not Justified In taking out­ ICwrad*. m A fc>U» M«Cb* Nw w »* firafawI side advice as to leaving her huaband, ' The only commercial artist In the WHEN HI8 FANCY BTRAY8. because he baa little or no love for west l v M l » Abigail 8anbon} of Bt. her in hla heart She should think Louis, who runs a regular establish thet matter out tiarefuily, plan how nient In which aro employed a num­ ber of men and women. k1i (» can rerire the root o f affection bo W l w r t 'f i w e turn, by fa n c y c h a r m 'd w s find nearly withered. It can be revived 4 The youngest Carnegie hero la CUo.Bom* sw«ja»tltuaJhn of th* created mini If a wife peraeverea In that womanly vnnlnl Ricci, who lives near Genoa, A m an m a y th in k h is s w e e t h e a r t duty. Opt at a hundred, nasa* when*- Itafr. andJa four years old. When « t h » m b it , a t t r a c t iv e b e in g - o n -earth . huabatie and“ wife'"drift spirt. It aUT ■ » U f f i t d lil in>«» <1 «raJF Iaek year she yet that doee not bo found In more than half of them climbed down on.the projecting bits fC• prevent him from that the wife entrenched heraelf be­ of rock and saved Upr playmate's Ufa ■Wj fleeing b e a u t y hind a wall o f pride, and ¿roald not feikajl and ncconipllahfiber up what was left—tHe frafc ' Current- Comment. __ I K g l incnla In other eqta of affoctlon and piece them | b B| women and mb r«fully together. . Bo long os nil tho j^TWefa keep th. ir miring them. Ufn eyes on us and Mexico the peace of 1’ pv.lno In «Wh" Europe U well aerred.—New York who attempt« to World. V k • V'1 ;• '• • talk him out of Doubt thou tbs stars ara firs, •-4 la there an omen for the afriatocracy Doubt that th« sun doth »ora, ■ I this. In the Duke o f Mariborongb's acting Doubt truth to b* a Usr, HI A young girl, an' an auctioneer? "Going, going. — . . _ But n«v«r doubt I levs, with t c a iT m ie r gone!1* hot an omlouua auuntL—Chicago eyes. raM recentWhere U the maid who does qpt News.' „ ly to me: "I admire a flashing eye and the gleam . Modern convenience» contlnuo to ’ have one of the of brass buttons When worn by a multiply in a most astonishing way. A Hg beat of lovers, well-formed soldier boyf , b . : . };*i wireless divorce has Just boon granted ftw but now and then Girls are to their glory when In­ to a Hawaiian Indy.—Cleveland Plain I hla fancy seems vited to a military ball. The young Dealer. §tj-#y from me. army man who dances- delightfully 4 In tho Johns Hopkins psychical lab­ la very fond has UtUo difficulty in capturing the oratory they are going to settle .once of music. I neither sing nor play. admiration of a pretty girl and win­ for all the (juration whether woman A friend of mine across the street ning her susceptible heart In her has ns great mentality aa man. What has a delightful voice and plays the eyes, he aeejna a hero. Bhe ucea a if they find aho has moral—Botton piano brilliantly. When my friend vast difference between him and the Globe. : ,. '• ' ' r: , calls of an evening and time com­ other young men ibe meet«. mences to bang .heavily on our hands, He la generally an ardent tuner. no matter how fond we are of each Many a girl whisper* yea under the Flippant Flings, other's society, he always asks,.'Why taaclnating fipelt. The wedding day ia Chewing gmn-is og* great national couldn't we go across tho street and se t Buoh girls often do not stop to have some music!" I am too proud think further than tho present Shf substitute for thinking.—forum. spirited to let him know I would know* vaguely that be la a private A girls* school nt Cambridge reports rather not She show« great prefer­ and hla pay is small while bis (fbance a full course dinner for 20 cents. ence for him. singing and playing the of bettering bBnself is almost a mlr- Hub! Wtfo ever beard of pickle« be­ lateet love songa while be hangs over ing served la six different wnyuTthe piano enraptured. Such times ^ ______ Washington Rost-. they actually forget my pretence." life of the Bome-ef the geographical aharpvin This girl Is not alone In her ex-' army Is a slat that "Mexico" should be pronouncperience. A girt must be clever and sand could ed “.Mahcko." .'But moat of us prefer tactful in keeping the lover fascin­ ated. and this la often more neces­ sary than when he was first attracted toward her. It must not be supposed cleaning by law. Kansas .will have-a that all lovers are fickle. Far from bard time preventing tbo. women from It. There Is no necessity to loan piling all the fnrnltore In the botise one's lover too often to another girl In tho fropt hallway. — Detroit Free to-help her pass pleasant evenings end charm him sway from her. The girt who la overobllgtng, tak­ Pert Personals, ing a back seat, never realise« that •he la playing a losing game until a Truly, these «re Richard Olney's de­ coolness springs up bstween her lover clining years.—Colombia State. and heraelf. He frankly telle her his Confronted with marital trouble*. fancy has strayed from her and asks Manuel reflects that he always has the her to release him from their be­ stage to fall back on.—Exchange. trothal. Stili, ir G. K. Cbeeterton haa too 8 he has helped to bring all this much Gin with the eugenista, they may about when she should have been en­ publish hta waist measure in support tertaining him In her own way, Inde­ True, ho can spend much of hla o f their contentions.—Washington I'osL pendent of shy other girt. She may leisure time In writing to her, but Congratulations are due to Blr Tborn­ not have the-gift of music, but she even the most endearing words on as Upton on the fact that ho did not may have a ringing, merry laugh, paper do not compensate for a hus­ have to depend for bis success aa ß sweeter than any muelc, which goes band’s protracted absence. If he la Straight to tho heart—a gift, holding 111, the may not he permitted to go man o f affairs d i bin Judgment aa a constructor of yachts. — Washington him enthralled of be** conversation, the and mlniiter to him. Nor If she haa language of love in her eyce and her a protracted lllneaa te be allowed to amile to hold him a willing captive come and watch by her side patiently^ Science Siftings. by "her side. It Is more often than for weeks. Hla children grow up not a woman's own fault If her lover's without knowing much about him. A child ten to twelve yenru old re­ fancy Btraya. Bho knows It 1b drift­ Hla home comings are like angels’ ing away, but makes no effort to hold visits, few and far between. "Jlfe quires 0.0 the food o f n twin. Astronomers bare figured that tbo fast to It. Tho resourceful girl never Bailor’s bark the Bailor’s bride should allows her confidence In heraelf to be.” Tho soldier should be wedded, pan loses In Its mass n quantity equal wane. If sho cannot keep up the to the army. Tho sailor amt soldier to the volume o f the earth every 30.» j j attraction white single, sho could both have heart*, width may beat 000,000 foara. never hope to do so aa a wife. Call­ warm with love. Their yearning to At M0 feet helmv the surface of tbs ing upon.other girls lo entertald her wed Is aa strong aa any man’s. Ere Water tho Amount " f fllMBinatJon ia lover haa brought many a romance they marry, they ahoutd find out be­ nbont the »fitness that on tho surface to grief. Don't do It, gtrla. yond doubt if a girl they would marry on a clear but mooulckfi night. would be aatlafied and never regret Two Frenchmen have Invented * wedding an army man. .process for treating photographic nega­ WHAT'S LEFT OF LOVE tives by which the effect of stereoscop­ ic relief la produced lti pictures. Weed Out Your Thoughts. Ob, say not, m y lov e, with that m ortified air, In wandering through your mental That your sprin gtim e o f pleasure is pleasure grounds, whenever you come flown, Nor U4 u.o to maids that are yuunscr ro- upon an ugly intruder of a thought ’ * pair 1 F o r those r a p tu r e s that still are thine which might bloom Into some poison: Queen Mury of England te a poor own. ous emotion such ss fear, envy, hate, coq vursn tlonÁUsL** .. King Geofce of Kbclnml la An ear­ If any man-could forecast with tol­ worry, remorse, anger, and the like, » erable accuracy the duration of love there Is only one right way U treat nest Gtmlcut of meteorology. ; v in different hearts, influenced by dif­ IL Pull It np like * weed; drop It . It Is remarked that tlii-ro in a «fart­ ferent tempqraments, he would be upon the rubbish heap -ss promptly age of daughters among the royal fam­ apt to pile up a colossal fortune, go aa If it were a stinging nettle; and ilies bf Europe. many would seek his advice. If there let some harmonious thought crow In King Victor Emmanuel of Italy haa waa but ouc quality of lovc,.Ahnt which Its plsce. There la no more reckless been awarded the Carnegie hero gold would be kind and true, all would be consumer of all kinds of exuberance medal Tor his work In" encouraging he* well. Thera would be no Jealous hearts thah the discordant thought, and wood­ role,deeds in Italy hy tho example bo ing It out saves such An astonishing set in giving aid to the sufferer« of the nor wives then. • The love which grows wings In time ampunt of eau d»_ vie whereyritfc. to MessJua earthquake lo 1808. becomes restless. Though ever so water the garden of Joy, that with It much devotion la lavished upon it it In hand every man may be /hi« own flutters sway in spite of sit efforts to Burbank.—Robert I t Bchauffior in the Atlantic. * control It. To avoid hard feelings why not aboiIt Is seldom that love takes flight all jeh last place.in the baseball percentDancing on Talciim Pow der. jR .on ce. 1L » 0 * « -la-portions, as It Ago eoIunrniï-Cblcago News. U has been found by experiment rw trei The first is labeled affection, ’ There's one thing about baseball. the s*cond kindness, the third inter that the best dancing floor is made as Nobody a fte f whether or nota man Is «ssL Toleration. Is ten behind for a follows; Upon the ordinary floor é good looking so long os be cen blt the while. The wife who finds that this Is ■heat of rubber half sn Inch thick Is belL—Detroit Free Frese. all that’s left qf lave should not dw spread; a certain smooth surfaced Although profesalonal baseball bee »pair. Hhe should pnt forth the great* linoleum is laid.over this end talcum îfpan regarded as a monopoly, the com­ eat efforts of her Ufe to attract back powder Is sprinkled upon It eyAry petition now In progress show* that to their rest In her husband's heart the day. The highly polished waxed .fobd there is no neejl o f pn anil-trust law In parts that have gone astray. Tbsy may flours of a fair years ago are- too slip*.,‘p o rtin g drclep*^Nsw York World. , not be so far out of her reach as she pery for the "ipoderji d k ip eiA Shoe­ 1 max toes. If. she is a quiet, domes* makers soon lqanifd thla->hd lntro-' Uo. home body, let her change her duced pumps with'pads of rubber in­ tootles; be aa ttflght, fair an<J win­ serted In the poles. Coloni of w ynegV gow'ns some as he roulffljjlsh ber. '• mieter, « Sad Cake; Indeed. ’ . ^ sej^dutonfacturera Ahd the The woman who sits alone; broods ,“Wbki are "you going to do about IwÄ^ertV-NiUt'Yoi* B u n . - -vvt ' • and pines soon becomes IrksoiM to a - . . / - t ; •' -tfkiytAsete to b* fuller this year, husband who* Is fight" o‘ lave^WFAt he that " r o o f, landlord,!"' y -, "Does 1 t ‘IcaV!“ ' ih, ; . be.n)»fitf«"1 rT h e JdUy, huttlrfly wom­ ------j *lksfratltying. .Nothing Is preb I twhieb ‘"Leek! -When ft ratna «0 baVe io tier twur.A skirt fall o f glrl.-Chlcsgo an», who will keep him guessing aar'to whether be esn keep bis attraction for go outdoors.to-keep fronj.4 rov.ning " K«5?L ■ w*. ••-•-Vi { bar or not if thsra.ls any Jealousy ; J Bvety time yoa see a skinny tad" elt Got s Surprise Himself. to hla tjature, seeing other people ad­ dawn la a street car and hoist his Cholly—And was my present a sur­ patits to hls-knoe mire her will cause him great fears you can left be is not good enough for one so prise to your slatcrt X Willie—'You bett 81« said sho never ffisclnatlng. • thought you'd send her anything «0 i ’ ♦? — i SITix- * T a lle 5 o n ^ x . H n rO D ÍC S ? Yqur^Qcresppndcnts in you by the stationery you u no other way of judging in many cases You cannot afford anything but the best in printing, whether it be Letter Heads, Envelopes, Statements or Advertising Matter. . We are equipped to handle your work of any nature whatsoever in the line of printing. Our specialty is high-class print-* ing, and we have the equipment and the skilled labor, to turn out as good :work as . During the^ summer months is the best , 'fct. time to lay in a supply o f printing for the coming winter. Your work will be rushed through the shop and special pains will be taken to see that the very best work is put he delivered in a perfect condition—every > u on t rorget tnat we are headquarters ior Writing Ink, Carbbn Paper,’ Blank *-» * Counter Pads, Cardboard, (in all colors) Loose-Leaf. Ledgets for merchandise stores and Typewriter Ribbons. We are clot\ag out a large stock of typeV v* , writer carbon .of the very best makes, usually sold for .2 i*2p per sheet. While they last lc per sheet, "^Black, Bhi^imdPurple). . V Phone J V o * 14 8 , �• ». r ' lODOES THE MASQUERADER TH E N A T IO N 'S C A PITA L . ■ LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. Man Who Has Lived In Orlando p i. For Ten Years Is a Woman Every winter for the past ten or NEWS FROM WASHINGSON BY THE SPECIAL CORREtwelve years * small, quiet and un­ ^ ' SPONDENT OF THE HF.RALI) assuming man has made Orlaado hia home, giving the nime of Hiram E. Washington. July 14.— (8pedal)— harbor bill: " M y judgment la that Calder. He came and went, quietly In the past few months there has there is lesa than one-half of one. and unaaaumlngly, and l y one sus­ Gats City Camp No. 6. W. O. W a concerted effort 90 the part Ppr cent of "pork " In the river and pected that ho carried a secret start­ tf+eia speond and fourth Wednesday of certain newspapers and period­ harbor appropriation bill now pend­ lingly bold and difficult to conceal. algbia in eschlmonth. icals to make the-pubtlc believe that ing in the senate." Calder came to Orlando one wolnG. Jf- Calhoun J. F. Hoolehan ter about ten years Tgo ^nd secure if > JACKSONVILLE r,ver * n<1 harbor appropriation XgXXXXX * Clerk Council Commander bill, vhlah has been before the sen­ employment with Mr. C. T. HunAmbrose Huntington, a farmer — TO — ate aince June 1 18 , U a ‘‘ pork har- living near’ GUtncr, Nebraska, is the gerford in his bakery. He was ac: Seralnole’ Chapter 2, Order Eastern Star ■• J I • t 1 * t , • ChJr»f»...................... »4S.50 Clarfnaatl...............MX. 00 rel’’. bill pure and simple, and is full author of aa quaint a sign* as you comps tiled by his wife who died in •« m «sfera'» U«R0 f e f w ü . . . . . . ....... SS.71 L*viiv«fc.......... Si.so M e e U every flm f and third Tuesday of ••graft," to such an extent thkt It Cilwi Se M o d ___sato Tamp» about three years a'io. Thsy C*fert*i Stria««___ W.t0 I aita ib ................ si.se Kem rUl*.............. S i.40 might wish to aee. In froAt of ,hfa tVInniiwf..................... 7S.76 Salt Uk. City.... J V tl.SO KfoasaiU*.................. lir i I n each month. Everyone who baa seen ought to be beaten. made their home with Mr. HunT tllw iw ........... 7kW home he posted the following: uZüiïli................4 A*°i hia Star In the East are cordially invited h m ....... tec*» A o 4 ... s ü« Aa a matter of fact, "pork bar­ -"I need five harvest“ hands for gerford- add In the bakery Calder il#. •••• ..iaa.ee IVtMkay . . . . . . . . . . SI.SS TotaM................. 41.10 to visit this chapter. rel'’ - legislation no more fits theld ihore than a month. Wagea. .. H.M . UukhW• .. 11.00 DataWt.*.%*••••, OS.So 13 waited upon thousands o f customers ss.se iiutrsiT/.. . . . . . . . . 47.10 Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y c t a n ñ a u . . . . . . 47.40 .river and harbor bill than it wou, per day; chicken once a day, wash­ aa the year« passed. OUciar Park......... S1.T5 Niagara Paita.......... 47.40 Manaaotb C a t» ,. I0.S0 1! In,the summer he would Ie»v», It fit the postofllce appropriation' bill ing/ mending and a* bed in the hay LOW RATES TO OTHER POINT81N COLORADO CALIFORNIA, the army bill, or the navy bill, for mow. Every worthy young man being the popular-auppostitinn that Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. AND CANADA. MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN, 'THE GREAT LAKES AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. .PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES Mceuÿecond and fourth Tuesdays. they all concern the whole country, hired will have * chance to marry during the summer months he and FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. his wife were mnnected with k cir­ • It has, however, become the Niaiting knights always welcome. o n e -o f my five pretty daughters. Tickets on sale dally. May 15 to Seplemhcr 30. Return limit Oct. 31,1314 H. McLaulin J. A. Tnkaacb fashion on the part of particular If he wt»n one of them he gets 160 cus; but the coming of winter each Excest—To destinations In Arizona, British Columbia, (except Field year brought them%ackto this city Mwapnpen and journals of a more »ere* of land thrown in. K. R. and 8. 0 .0 ,1 But he's Glacier and Meant Robson), California. Lewiston. Ida., Montana (except to resume .his place with Mr. Hun or less sensational^_ character __ ____ W got to make good in more ways Briton. Gardiner, Glacier Park Station and Yellowstone Station), Oregon gerford. cry "pork" when the river-and har­ thfn one." and Washington, tickets on sale Junj^I to September 30, 1314. BanfordjLodge No 62, P. and A. M. A little more' than a year ago bor bill comes before congress, with It is slated that Huntingdon had Cslderis health began to fall, and Communication every firsthand third the result thAt. many unthinking VARIABLE ROUTE TO DENVER. SALT rnpre .that a hald hundred appli- his wife being dead out of pure kindThundayifat 7:30*. Visit-1 jusople believe that It is primarily « can ta.JT h s Ave lucky one* were new of heart Mr. Hungerford gave LAKE. COLORADO SPRINGS, ETC. welcome: bill designed to assist tfce pollUcat hard al work in the wheat Add the him a home, where he had every­ i ►G. L. Taylor F. L. MUIer ambitions of representatives and COINQ THROUGH 8T . LOUIS. RETURNING THROUGH CHICAGO othfr Kay, when it berime noised thing needed for h|s comfort. But Secretary TW. M. senators, when the unvarnished O R VICE VERSA. LIDERAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS that^ehe’ young ladles were prepar­ he was contentious and 'hat'd to truth is that there is no big appro­ ing to leave in a day or two on an please, 40 was Anally taken to the THE ATTRACTIVE W AY fa iled Brotherhood o f Carpenters and priation bill that is so free from the extended summer vacation in the county homt> tnd „ 6w u at thc Joiners o f America sdflshnoaa that prevails In legisla­ Three Solid Through Trains Dally—Choice |of Three Different Routes New England states, whereupon '***'- Till SinfordjLocal Union No. 1751 meets tion to a more or less degree, aa this entire force of harvesters quit In point of death from pellagra1. T O T H E N O RTH AND N O R T H W E S T It is the custom in the home for first and third Thursday night at 7 same river and harborybiU. the midst of the reaping. THREE TRAINS BAIL the stronger patients to wait upon > THE SOUTHWEST THROUGH NEW Many yewrs ago fiver and har­ «'dock in the Eagles' Hall. ORLEANS, L. & N. Dl CAR3. NO BETTER DINING CAR SERxxxxxxx th e ‘ weak and ill, and some of the bor hills were passed without very J. W. O. Singletaryj J. M. Brown, VICE. FAST TIMEe) ALLA8T. NO DUST. NO DIRT. other inmates, constantly waiting on scrupulous regard for reports of en­ In case you are a breeder of live FOR HANDSOME Sec'y-Treaa. tPi«aid«it TED BOOKLETS ON ALL SUMMER I T W J U ÏT ' RESORTS, _ gineers or the merits of particular stock, It may not be out of.p U ctL f« Calder,, “began to suspect that he ^SLEEPIN G CAR RESERVATIONS AND-.OTHER INFORMATO ,'ADpREHS *' 1 projects. Such bills were passed you to know that under regulations was not just what he* claimed to fee. ' B. P. O. K. Sanford U dge 1241 - *1 under suspension of the rules, .with­ of the department of Agriculture Accordingiu Dr. C. D. Christ, the li. C. BRET-] Y, Florida Passenger Agent •. * -■ i | 'Meet firatjand third Wednewiay night out opportunity for discussion or you must secure two permit« from county physician, was summoned 134 West Bay. Street Telephone 167 JlckaonvlUe, Fla. at corner of First St. and I’rjmetto Ave. amendment, and naturally resulted, the Secretary of Agriculture before yesterday and discovered that Cal­ . •T tV" V . . '( •. -• ■*.. k. - ■ r.-- . .* ? O. L. Taylor ; R. L. Pock i in two .instances at least, in well- you can'import cattle, sheep,, twine/ der was a woman. Secretary Exalted Ruler remembcreH vetoes. It » a t under and other ruminants from any part Many who had known "her'* well such conditions tj^at the title of of the world fro breeding purposes, and had been closely connected with Monroe]Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. pork barrel" bills came Into use. except North America. One of "her" could hardly believe the re­ Meets every second and fourth Thurs­ Or late, however, it has been the these permits, upon presentation to port. None were more surprised day in Masonic Hall over the Imperial policy of the committees of congress the American consul at the port o f than Mr. Hungerford, in whose Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. dealing with the improvements o f shipment will entitle the s|M?dfled home "sfie" had been known so long BO TTLE RS OF SODA W ATERS AND Jr. F. Karnat* •O. L. Taylor our rivers and harbors, to refer all animals, to a clearance; the- other as a man. He says he had often Secretary-..............High Priest new projeels'lo lbe ’Corps of Engin­ will assure,, subject tQ^ Inspection, told (’ aider that "h e" acted like an eers of the Army for recommenda­ their reception and entry, subject*to old grandmother, but never dreamed While The Lake BreexPCauntll No. 31 Junior tion as to the need and utility of observation in quarantine at the how near the truth he was, every individual project, and, as a port of entry, on the date prescribed "his" wife was living Mr. HungerOrder United American Mechanics Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. result, nothing in the way* of ap­ for their arrival, or at any time dur­ lord Bay's th'ey wero the most af­ M., In the City Hall. Visiting broth«» propriation has gone into such a blit ing three weeks immedistely follow­ fectionate couple he ever saw, and -Sole AgentH for Orange Clly Springs Mineral Water that Calder was heartbroken at her for such project unless the engineers ing. are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Sec. death. have given it their sanction. PH O N E 2 ! Cattle from Great Britain. Ire­ The mystery behind it all, the It is, therefore, impossible to ve- land and the Channel Islands are lievc that the Corps of Engineers, held in quarantine for a period Of story of some event in the life of jealous as it is, of its good name thirty days. If from other coun­ this woman, that caused her to. mas­ before the people, would be found tries except those .of North America, querade fo,r so many yenrs ns u man NOTICE ! giving its endorsement to anything the quarantine period is ninety may never be known. She is. now : ; Now is the time that might- savor of "pork " or days, counting for date of ship­ at'the point of death and will hot “ graft." As General Dan. C. King- ment'. Sheep and cswine from any he »hie to tall .it herself, even If STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH ■iK ' man. Chief of Engineers, tersely put oP^the wortflr except North willing to d<Ti07' No one here knows it the other day, when interviewed AmerierMre-subject to '» quarantine »">’ TeUtive or-dose-friends upon . - «hom to call for the true story. a s 'to the merits o f'th e rivet' and of fifteen days. The bidden identity may .coqeeal ¡I Two Bottics Sold Now : some crime, or It may haverbeen No. M2 DAILY No. HQ No. 80 American Mythologista. the residí of some freakish notion, :; for Fifty CmIts At tho'm MOdg or tha New York 8'00 a.m. 2 :20 p .m ....... .. 7:55 . _____ _____________________ -„ p .m t o ChxrJfM the Twelfth of Sweden -pi,,, mori Ukejy explanation la that Lv. Jaekao&v}Ui^--U *■** MM of the Revolution Professor Al­ A r. Savannah 12:25 p .m ......... .7 6 5 5 p .m ........„.12:10 a .m / Sold by W. G. /ALDRIDGE |[ Son# <:« l d „ an! ,h . worn.« . h . ri.IM .d bert‘ Bushnetl Hart read a paper on beet iitcm.nil my Ufe. It was nearly S ,, . .. . A t . R ich m on d — ... 5.05 a.m._ .......10 l15 a.m .. ..... &:00 p.ra w "American Historic»! Liars.” The t h l A y i W A x a o . w h e n b u t a ^ . t ^ t j » » wife ,gr»ed that one should »ftArJ W a sh in g ton ...............8:40 a.m . 1:35 p .m .............. 11:50 p .m phrase Is professional. Inurbane and 1 bought Vls.Ufo for a penny. I took f "om* 6ar^ ™ n* B0 ***** t*np harab. "The Intlh of lilsiory ìa n'eoa»* it home jipif devoured I t /T t made a t-pf*-th««n would stand as a buffer b», 4 .. * — . . ■ i 1 * aV_ a llh .. . S UiABH # It n m n n rl 4 L n V» ft Fit 1# H A rtl/ll fl t sarlly an Uluiion. ' A hlatorlao who 5great* Imffresslofi on me.'Not ^Vs war«, tween them and the bard knoek^ of ‘.No. 82.—Flbrida dt W « t f ípdlón Limited—K^eo Reclining StSil ( hair Can to trie# hU hardest to wrlto » true story bat thb SpdVttün herolam of -hla char- the world. The . real cause *111 \V;i bingtofr—Electric Lighted and Fan*. ‘ : ; cannot do 1L At the boat, ho has to acter. Ilq Jngpired me with tho Idra probably go with Calder to the No. 96.—Palmetto LJinited—Free Stesl Reclining Chair Cara » Washington— / select among documents,' to form a bf trlumpplog ovur pbyslcul weakueas, graven—Orlando Sentinel. Electric Lighted amPFsna, theory of their comparaUvoTellablllty, wearlneatf and paln. To Inura hi« body JE W E LE R Anybody who bga seen tho utterly op­ Io btwr 411 manner of hardshipa lnÑo. 80j—Coast Line Florida Mail—Local Sleeper to Savannah. — •» posed storie« told by honest wit- different^'to bathe ln lee or faco tho ^ Trying to Do Too Much, MY Sl»EaAqiES Steel Pullman Cars of. the'highest class operated on all trains. Atlantit .nesso« in court, noticed how the «im- torrid **ys of tho aun. to dlscipllfie 3(any business men ale coming to 82 and 86. Pickqid'a Hand-Pa Inted tÿlnn ptattpront U distdrtnd ss the taf» of It bis pbj*slcal powers by gymnastlc«. th» eormtuslon that they would accom­ Coast Line Dining Car» operatedKm Traînes 'passes tyoin mouth to month, how dif­ to desptse th» ntceUea of food and plish more If they attempted less. Life * Gorham’s Sterling Silver <■ For informstioh and Pullman rcoorvationsapply to your local agent or writ ficult It is to t/iice, say, tho movemenUi jM n r,-U *mkkb bla body an instru- is becoming overcrowded: A succes­ Rogers’ Plated Ware A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent ’ Elgin and Waltlmm Watches of a Slagle regiment In war, will both- ment as of tempered steel, and at the sion of little! things fill the time that er hLs bend mighty little about the same tlrffe to- have that body abso­ could mom wisely be used for the con­ Jackaon rilie, F U veracity o f ' historian». IIo will pro- lutely iQf tho dUposItlon of the mind, templation of great tasks and the pon- 136 W e s t Bay S t. ■ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED fer a brilliant poet like U ry or that seemed^to me conduct worth* of temptation of lofty purposes. To sim­ Don’t play with serious matters— Froude to the whole modern race of a hero. ^id< so,rbor4ike. I tried to plify. ;ia to strengthen. LITe Is more Records ' Office and copying clerk don't YOU CJtrry your own Inxuranc* hfmfa'ml succeeded at least so than n morq round of engagements; It PryaaduTta. • Tkka the b»st t o n 'r e ^ ^ ^ to he happily Indifferent to tha le a rooaijtous enjoyment and 'omptojf»gainst portent oF*T>e«l ton members of tho ctrctimstauces of my imraonal eftvlron- ment of the spirit's highest capacities. S e . American Historical association and montf—Ot -Uoitt John Bums. . TORNADOS f ,v ; * yîfV send them to a dinner or a.dog flgbt One Inch Cards Will Be Published (Mfor you’ll find th« money wanting when There wlli bo At least tfi» historioa der This Heading At Th4 lUtc Oi.97.2P of that 'feeding or fightln|frknd ppne .-“.Hlghtft Koowlsdg». the storm hns wiped out your property Signs of Wealth. Tho t »ttubllshniint- . .. . of a . Per Year. ' '■ ' •' .. o f ’em wlU bd mor» tlOdf a roroxb Crawford—"la ho really so rtchT" . --------------------------------- ¿-L------------ i clenrly ddlnrd ethical and social Ideal Have our btrdng, rellablu company rantely true.' Crabsliaw—"Thora’a no doubt of It. ■i x Ufoehniotip o f thé tendencies of . . olrry your ruk—nnd be on tho safe ride. • T H Ö M A S E M M E T *W IL S O N When ho sued bis wife for divorce the all particular acts and polielM 1a de­ papers In the case were withheld from scribed In the. language of poetical ATTORNEY AND OOUNSEU.OR • Reasona6le rated ’ , V irio n public scrutiny, and when them was a Platonism as the acquisition of the ^AT-LAW , ifkny oí bür rßrpj »re but û morbid sulqlde |n. thp. family tho coroner's highest .knowledge—the. knowledge of LVv *(«(• At turner Vv«n|> JudlcUl Circuit bl say tíf looking at otir prirlllsas.—Sir office decided If .tnii on neetdekit."— the ideal of good.—Prof. Paul Bhorcr.*^ •puck. f' ;ay' -•?. \ys, -: -t *; ^• ,Valter Scott. t*-<T *»vy SB HwktaiBc**. Saoiad oad gvtvoa LaU ■¿L____________________u ____________ # M 5 f e g g e g B F g g g ! “’T" ¿jrlford Lod|A No. 27» I. O. O. F ., l Meet* every Monday at 7:80 p. ro., *rcr Imperil Thoatro. , j IT. 0 . Singletary * L. D. Wicker ‘ Secretary' N. 0 . LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER TOURIST RATES ts& Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co* ii :: T IP -T 0P -T Ö N 1 C I â~DAILY TRAINS EÀST-3 Henry McLaulin | Business Cards C H A S E & CO. BROTHERS Ors. Mason & Householder liuiiiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiuiiiniiyiiiiiuiiiiiii , I LEGAL Dentis sssurriffl1 V® L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S TPPA B• L I Blu» and Out of .M M , ■V >.JW\ to Ua Uvsx; It U C orn ar Park A v »n u 6 and Second Btreot C O N T R A C T O R S POR ALLKINDS OP HICAVY H A U L W R Garner & W oodruff Building tfi* ' - M S it: Terms Moderate— Strictly Cash ? T h e C o u n ty o f T a x « (or Som inole C ou n ty , F lorida; will m eet w ith the board o f C oU nty Commfealdneni for /d id C ou n ty in this C ou rt H ouse on tlu» foiirtli d a y o f A urusL A , D . l ‘ H4, at 10 o ’clock A . ffl. # d f«|U coptin u e *■" |— - ■k .t ¿ ' T1 --gs Ika rtewedr You Sred W a g o n s an d H a rn c ris a lw a y s on h¿nd F o r S a io or E x ch an go It ts an lnvlgor»t)n# tonto forj torpid mor. The flrat ------- ;---------: -------------* 7 r ------------------------------“ -------------------------1 ■^ »»w.• »»»♦wsfwUhH ie-wnd-W agcii 0 ng in con n ection as may ints jm d ne: , real or on e 319 GEO. A. IkCOTTES pm o m » f i » « and o f ^ rfcctin y , rovi**wins rind equalizing the usseasment fo*; the ‘ 1 P' * *f .(#«> ,, f * AlTORNiHr ahi» COUNSELLOR at LAW} > uk yearX. D. 1915» . r'/ •*.'(«»v«n*thlit6H»‘ day ot July-À . 't>: i" m ■ i v a mgrn Ida l o r s o s , Mulct», . . . . . . . . . ---------------------- n. tbs bowels and 1 back tha habit ef regudallr bowel movsmwnto. ,a ih# stomach, ilvsr Vela ars active, bilious [ portile', bo longs# obstruct functional processe» tho result or which 1* ranswsd energy oeatal aotlvtty and ehwrfttll 1-putts.. i its Prta« W» »** B< v.Ballsrd.Prop. Bt.Louls.Mo. | . ‘ iti JOHN •W W M U M M W M H BK g B. STETSON U N IV E R SlH UNCOtN HULLET. PH D. Lid. ft . LL D.. P.V.1 Urn j:HE M S t SOIOOl IS NONE TQO"0090 TOR V01IM CHIIDREN SEND THEAl TO STiTSOM ^ ¿‘ J 40 pmfpwn eed tmtrvrtsri if yoivWthr Buiidisx« r - ■ m a r -'v u . •• FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. U . CcdtatW«/UHerSl Arts'" t'ulirs* <»* u * ■ 110.000 Am ,i ; jjru itt „ „ J U B ... J M M I I p p . . ___ .. Uu-urposMd Uenerol Ksuh«*« ttahe.1 e( PhwAm tteyer»le .Dwwheft's f*t rvOMTaes «*<»•«8« » »wta. i CsfeM »4»UUneiUe aml Ux v i| in iiiin JOHN* I T 's i pfiiilpp. pp;d ik>1 MfurMn 1f rihfnf ■ ■. V �f i - •N * — *>»<■ 12.25; GL A . -Hall, jurorUnquràt. WiiP ibiItimi C m , TWdar tad rrtdxy Uomini By f HE HEB AID. p R I M IN q COMPANY R. J. MOU-V, editar W, M MAVhtS B utirre»* M a n at«« 2. Z 5f W ; O r W M ^ j j i ^ a l W inquest Willi, i » II« .««1.1 i„,0, n ,u « *1M.™, =• f;_ On. , Ku>tifl wln> •fr0m ,Sanford in T„ D. Barnard ft Co., account in full, I t was the moat iqtsresting game 338.20; 1!, ft- W. B. Drew Co., on that has been played in Eiistia this ubter Ipllon Prie#. *2.00 a Year In Advance account, 500.00. Total 2222.82. season, featured by a number, of Fines ft Forfeiture Fund— Chas. sensational plans. Dallvared la ÜMCK* bï earner U 00 per raar <« E. McCrory, court stenographer coat, Both Merrill. and Crosby pitched advanea er 20c act month, 1 At Close of Business July 6th, 1914, in Com fermenta In amanee muti ht mad« at oBk«. 187.77; C. M. Hand, cost commit­ ment c«s«, 83.10; E. A. Douglass, ■ MERRILL, 6427, Laws of .Florida Catatad at Mood-drat mall mtttr Andati « i J coat commitment case, 24.76; Will INC, at tbt Pattoflcs at SanbrtL Florid*, Richardson, witness, 1.00; Jim aadar Act of Match 3td. IB79. Young, witness, 1.00; Geo. G. HerrlL IA B IL IT IE S RESOURCES rlng. judge’s costs several eases, Taleahaea Ne. S <4 O Slot la Harald BuildUd 14.00; C. M. Hand, sheriff’s cost Loans and Discounts ...... several catea, 181.85; L. P. StringCapital Stock. Expulsion »from the preae a*aocin_ fellow, J. of P. cost several cases, O v e rd ra fts tion should ba visited on the next 16.60; Lawrence "Salmon d, witness, urpluo anti P roO ts editor who- makes a pun on Will 1.80; Eugene Neal, witness, 1.80; Knott’s prospective candidacy for D. II. Hooker, constahlo costa, 6.80; Diridends Unpaid the’ governorship. Brethren.- do hot W. it. Healey, ,J. of P. costa, .2.63; get off such stuff as “ whether the W- K. Scott, laundry for# Baxter, Deposits 268,558.49 present comptroller will or Will 2,50; C. M. Hand, boarding jurors Knott run. ii a Knotty problem-' t nd bailiffs, 72.75; C. M. Hand pay etc., etc. It'a Knott right— Lake­ of bailiffs, 30.00; F. B. Bradley, cir­ 6314,211.40 land Telegram. **’T cuit court bailiff, 34.00; C. M. Hand, ,*. ■ - • ()•■ " commission on fine collected. 28.03; We can't agree with the idea of C. M. Hand, feeding prisoners, I hereby certify that the above statement is c o r r e c t merging the Lake Region Press As- 93.80; Ada UeckterT witness, 2.00; ‘ social ion into the South Florida Will Robinson, witness, 2.00; BunkPress Association. The counties of Graham, witness, 2.00j, Charlie Par-vHs Had aomothlnp'* *n «Se Ball. Osceola. Lake, Orange, Seminole and tin. witness Baxter cate, 4.00;'L . R. Volusia are big enough and produc­ Philips ft Co., med. for prisoner^ tive enough to have an association 33.66; Clerk Kanawha Co. Ct.. copy good ball alt during the game. all their own.— St. Cloud Tribune, of license, 1,00; W. U. Tel. Co., Ct. Crosby did not. allow the Eustis And we will have our next meet­ Ct. Telegrams, 10.84. Total, 840 63.[boys to get the lead on him at all M A Y B E C O M E E X T I N C T t h a t o n e w o b d s p o i l e d a l l ing In Orlando on October 7th if Road and Bridge Fund— D, H. C. CROSBY AND HUDGINS **Flne Writsr" In a Magatine Old Wsti Howard and Ferris can recover in Rabun, road work, 16.00; Alterative Until ths Close of His «M B — — i— that time. Ikautlfy your towpltslon. Ot Mfg. Co., mod. for convicts, 6.68; POLAR DEARS ARE OECREA8INO Description. rid of Ihöt« (rnkltt. You ran A. F. Bell, -Supt., incidental .exp., AT AN ALARMING RATE. Inv«*« 50c In a ju of WlU 2.25; A. F. Bell, Supt., pay roll for , Bob Holly la a comedian; we Not only .in ,tho rural preas does SON'S FRECKLE CREAM started to say humorist, but that June, 262.30; A. F, Bell. Supt., "lino writing!'., ór- tho old-fashioned •nd IhtyTl dltappter. Senti term is far too dignified to fit Rob­ board bill for June, 236.50; A.--F. Victims of,Man's Greed and Dssfre for sort surviid ’ fb raIho , Impressing o f ratra nty roqulrt- two i»f»_ miada naive And .lijó amusement of mort. We potllitrcljr purert’s keen and undiscriminating per­ Bell, Supt.7 Inoney " paid- discharged “ BportH—Other Northern Animals ■cotd-hcartcd cynlqfc, Id a magazine to ( ante« tkU. sod if rear ception. Bob could get a joke out convicts, 31.00; W. M. Jacobs, road Threatened With ths Sams '. which, whatovor^efsa may bo denied, ‘ pfexion ftn't tulljr rttiered lu road tL'-fnummy. 'See what he did in work, 20.00; N. C. Jacobs, Fate, It Is Clalmsd.metropolitan origin aa welt as largo Ux natural hrautr. wt xpra to ft fund ytfy of extracting one from an work, 115.78; V. Schmelx, road work, aiiitna. circulation right here must be grant­ fix, (r*. ¿bffee mill.» here it la: I see 16.00; F. F. Dutton, feed for mules, *tx«t (tram. IJoctn’t u w h»tr to ju , The annual Catch of polar bear* ia ed, one runs across this month, with and -f thp JW jprtef-Star of Orlando 15638; E. A. Farnell, road work, D jg M r iw e 'w TAN decreasing every year, because these whatever emotion one chooses to feel, .n u v KUK8. Ter u «t out Hik. Frit* M«J e— tJiatrR.r O ft» and D. Awde are sell­ 34.00; J. F. Mitchell, road work, animals are now being bunted-about thin Imperially purple patch on a story wot t»r mail U .Utiffd. Mxrom- th J»n l| m SVII.SON’S FAIR SKIN SOAP Jk. W ,C ing coffee in that dty. In fact have 32.00; R. B. Lynch, * road work. twice or three times aa much as they of humbft life: FrrcVIr Cream Co., CbarUtioo, S. C., ukm atarVrtb coffee mills and arc putting 137.60; First Nat. Bank., advance to were thirty or forty years ago, sayaf; "Off toward the east, dawn trembled For till tgr out] a Jp^od article. Nothing odd Kllbee, road work. 284,12; »Hi­ Lorens Hagenback In tho Zoological on the edge of eternity and sent up, SEMINOLE PHARMACY Society Bulletin. FYom Tromsoe alone aa If the earth were lighting tho hori­ al)onU>fnU>.only the names struck llard ware Co., supplies to Mr. |Bell. 61 vessels outfitted for Spitsbergen! zon, a pearllsh light shotted with pink. mo &a'fanny. "Ob-Say ’ Ow Awd."— 10.B5; Hand. Bros., supplies to Mr « and East Greenland In 1913; and be­ A smattering of atari lingered and Bell., 2.00; Fred T. Williams, surReportci-Star. sides other things they have 'brought trcfhbled as though cold. They paled; surveying, 7.86; E. E. Turner, sup­ back seven live polar beam, 125 dead dawn grew pinker, and tho black vil­ Plum bingand plies to Mr. Bell. 2.00; J. T. Me­ ones and 200 reindeer. Counting the lage, with Its naked trees standing lv in , inspecting roads. 1.00; P. G a s Fitting Toeaela leaving from HammerfeaL darkly ogaingt the aky, sent up w|spy Hagan, Com, inspecting roads, 4.00. Wadsoo dud a few less important spirals of smoke, A derrick In the Total, 1370.08. ■ towns also, about 100 vessels left Eu Jagged bowl of the quarry movod Its All W o r k ’ lt c r t lr c fr M y I’ crsonil A Consultation. A tten tion And Best Efforts There being no further business rope In 1913 for tho purpose of the giant arms slowly, and a steam whis­ capture o f northern animals. Many of tle blattod.” . the board adjourned until next reg­ (Continued Prom Page One) TeTephon* N* U If It weren’t for the dreadful word OppasiièClly H5H and a costly error caused Sanford to these vessels are provided now with ular meeting in August. Dryan, 2.00; James Lane, Witness motorboats, so as to be able to pene­ "blattod," with lta bafhyord associa­ lose the game. tions thick upon it, that might pass, inwuest of Bryun, 2.00; Osdkr I^ine, Schmidt, Eustis' left fielder made trate farther Into th6 Ice. with folk*decently kind, as prettyIn former years there'were two to witness inquest If llryan, 2‘ 00; W. T. two sensational carchcs in the last Stutterers Talk Too Fait. Pillock, witness inqunt of Bryan. Doctor .Murage of Paris told the part of the game, saving .the game three large tourists' vessels leaving good—or If not as good, at least ip tho port of Tromsoe for the purpose pretty, which is ' always something. 2.00; D. S. Self, juror inquest of Acadamlo dea Sciences recently that for Eustis. of hunting polar bears. Usually they Indeed, any word Jess dreadful, even Bryan, 0.00; Gabriel Long. JuroV stuttering—whfqh is an intermittent R. Chittenden, SanfordM first were hired by rich Englishmen, Ger- by only-a Utile, could have been for* T h e . N ation al . Weekly inquest of Bryan. 3.00; B. H. Walk­ nervous condition of -a ll-tho . souod- base man played high dam ball all rnsns.-or Austrians, and brought back given by critics not morbidly cap­ er, juror inquest of Bryan, 3.00; produclng organs, lungs, larynx and during the game and made several from 40 to 60 polar bears ehot within tions-, for the sake of the reference to F irst Time Noah Jacobs, juror inquest of Bryan mouth—can Jra cured by making the sensational catches. five or six weeks' time. stars that "trembled as though cold" victim understand his affliction' and in C lu b t 2.00; J. A- Prevail, juror inquest of Kanner fork ed hard ¿n short and During the last few years (he cap­ while they lingered In the dawn. the means By which he can rid him­ Brynn. 3.00;*J, T. Jacobs, juror in­ Until ibi» ytif It-took a mal poet to see anfl say ture of polar bears near the east coast played good U l!, kjteplhg ginger in self of i t ' CelUti’ t Im bife' quest If Bryan, 3.00; *W. A. Ginn, that, and the reader to whom U doesn't of Greenland has so greatly decreased the infield. Hudgins showed up Doctor Mam go showed moving pic­ «old st 85-50. New derk for * assessor, 00.00; E. A. tures of the mouths of normal and good behind the bat for Saitford. that in 1913 only one vessel with tour­ give a bit of n thrill by lta beauliP the pnee U $2.59 Douglass, clerk, salary, 75.00; D. M, stuttering persona and of the vibra­ The real feature of tho gome was ists was sent there. The other vessels accuracy will live and die an. Old Pig. atiJnchate wcuitJ are lying id le ,, and ft is not. worth : But •'blotted! V- Let the Justly cele­ Hand, sheriff, -cost« Icircuit court, tions of their voices. Thcso shów the scooenwonwbitrbrated friend of the Justly celebrated* while to equip them. by nt tan off« it 127.30; L. E. Williamson, ja ilor sal­ stutterers speak their words three DnBOSK at a .itiil futtb» Since 1890 a number of bear hunt­ Mabel speak u p -"A ln ’t It awful!" ary, 40.00; John Carroll, nurse at times ns rapidly as normal persons, 1 reduction in cos, ers fyofh ■Tromsoe and Hsuynerfost New -York Times. ' -J -jiil, IS.O0; C M Hfind. ati'-nding that the words aro separated by | . ncctioa with jkk. have established hunting sUftlons for tervals only half as long, and -that < h.irlii». Line, witness HTJ|ue»t of - - puGllcatloc.^Q tho winter months on the Spitsbergen Starvation In Japan, board nu .’ifiiijs, f. On; D. D. Daniel, there I» no division, of syllables. JjiJaqdi, They cqiiilst gt Wooden Tho stutterer- talks rnpldlyt because Fallufq of theories croit and (he Special Offer to Oar Reader» auto hir.^ 12.00; A. it. Key; nunits 2 »—-fhouaes, located at a distance of 100 fishing Industry hare brought tho dis­ ho breathes badly and Is always out for Inspectors, 3.00: H. C. Du Bose, Retocnirint th* x in t d*tntti<i for CWHw'i ti or 200 kilometers from each other and tricts otTohoku and Hokkaido, north­ the o f breath. Therefore, the first treat­ n e * orice, w* have rim)« »rrinaeturatit* canvassing returns, 6.00; C. E. Hart­ ment for him is to teach him to there are either two three men at ern Japan; on» of tho worst famines offer it amt oor own fubliextion nth (or th* prie« of C«Oivr’««lane. ThU t ley, inspector, 3:00; T. D. li.vtloy, breathe correctly. This cati.be done each station, Tboso men set trap# that the country has faced in t> hun­ offer and mutt be tike« advantageof and also la y .out poisoned .meat or dred years. Cold weather prevented inspector, 3.00; XiN-. Searcy. Ihspoc- by exercises thAt'Iny physician should seal’s bacon. One must reckon, how­ tho rice from heading mil, and uuunuWhat Yoa* c! in Collier*« tor, 7.00; Tull Williamson, iuaftector, be able to doviae. ever, ths t fully one-bait of the ani­ 3.00; \\ P. (barter & (<o., lumber, ally_ct)ld,-eun-cnt9 have kept the fish C d b r'i ta th« raw bis. M W t l l t i . iru h * mals killed through poison In this way at great distances front the aboro. weekly bl the whole country. No« only it itth« 2.25; Jno D, JlnWins, Tax Collector, A Clearing House'for Worker*. good riti»»n*« h a n d b o o k Wit H 1» are lost, as tho polar- bear has tho A conservative estimate places the comm., 22.30, S. (>, Shinitolncr, One of the mo*t interesting features magatlna for the whole famfly. Anwot W habit of drawlhg near the .water if ho lbinge that * M t t 'l lubacrlpUmt Sir«» m i building booths, 7.00; (I .1 Miller, of tho East side of New York, is It* number who are now In urgent need feols sick. t Thus it happens that tho ot food at 200,000, coroner's jury ousts, 10.00; S. A. Me- great labor market, which stands alck animals aro drowned or- frozen Luln. Geneva Ferryman, 30.56( John -ready at the beck and call of who­ fast Rt.the broken Ice. 150 Short UwrtShwijn Vaughn, Osteen Ferryman, 15.00; ever baa the price to hjro. This fear■ loo>Ittnitratowr 'Aa a cljcck on this deadly commer­ ^.Unwarrantci Lltarty. . lure iii to.bo found In Seward-park! H. C, DuBose, salary, 20.00; Geo. A. cial .purjy IV during the lost three Tou^are faking it liberty wheft*yqu • DcCottea, salary, 100.00; Forrest Whether it be desired to hire A brick*, pat a straug* borsa On thsplmaô,. Htipyear* 4ha Norwegian government has layer, a tailor, a mason or a plumb?’ laike, janitor’s ‘services, 25.00; Lake* er, paperhangcr, painter or decorator, prohibited tqis killing of polar bears poao hornea, went around i*ÄHög men T l i e S a n l o f d H e ra ld Í-*. ♦ & RosVhtter/rPljt court house, 100.00 men skilled or unskilled in theta by pbtaqn {6 the Spitsbergen Islands. o h the none.—IxtqjsvRh: CdWer-JourJust Like Hans Wagntr, -i Unfortunately, however, as the land nal. Frank Graham, extra janitor, 27.50: trades caq bo quickly garnered upon a Alarshall & •¡Bruce Co., supplies, tour of tha park. Bitting on benches DuBose^recoiving four hits out of belongs to nobody,-4he hungers gen­ erally do not car© for-this, for there '14.30(. L.' R. Philips <fc Co.» supplie«, or gathered In groups are men equip­ five' time# up. la no police authority on this sport to ped with their tools waiting the beck 2.20j EUiyori'George, irauper,'C.00; Sanford: 3 0 0-0 3 U 0 0 0 control them. ’ N. McPherson, preadting, 4.00; ^ P. and call to go to work. Here they U 0 0 -G lt 1611 4E During tho last threo years thoro McCullvr,' supplies Jill, 1.1b; Dr, gather almost with the rising sun and Eustis: 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 b 1 have been comparatively.few skins of O. J. Miller, salary, 25.00; Sanford romgfn la the perk until sundown, un­ 0 0 1— 7R 101! 4E. j polar bears at Tromsoe and Hammer* Electric . Co., installing light, 2.00^ less fortune smiles upon them and UstterjWL • ' , • -” ' fest, although those cities are tho prin­ gt/ewMbem- work for a day. week or J. B. Jones, Treas., tpotmnisqoi»,- tnouift -■ Sanford— Crosby, Hudgins. cipal markets for them, As.lt jajm otra S5.14; Stjnf. .XttfbQo., rent,1 qpfij};’ Emtis: Merrill, Ingrow. *. +wlth certainty'that tho polar bear 4\,■ Herard Printing-Gy.. urinibtg,. ljr.99; Stanford will play the fast DeLarnT wasdora, it may bo possible that It V; ' ¿V.'VfaJlope as Nerve Cure. , ■ * iianf.-L/gh'f ft VuG C jfr Uaht'.^nii »•iTpo -wallop for treating certain U'am here Thursday, July 16, and again exists at the ok! capture places, supjflieh, J. jfttor.- * s H ' " disorders was cited with ,a it the people here will come out to •o that a larger number may bo cabght rent ’ oil cbqliagwTl.HOjfijlL vK. iTpfi, jnkpy a t favor by Dr. A, W .Jvet the pdrff that altornoon they will again, but 1$ la very doubtful, One building jhelves^Ji.Ofi; TpfAv. Walh: 'Otlntc on neurology befqre the. H i n t thing Is sure, however., and that ia that tho polar boar is fair less numer­ *n, meals for iiij% t « p i,’'4.p0; C. ini and students of the -Detroit, ous now on the east edagt of Green­ logo of Medicine and Surgerf, Dlngec, plumf^ng» C. T. land and BpiUhnrgen than was tho !£,. r n 'h o w a ü «) tigra was used by the Culley, liulldinjj J»qui caao botween 1860 and 1880. * ,;-j --Dasjiful Papa. Woodruff., Cojjtm, Ï L / P . tumhand of «n unfortunate young woipáh'xfber-had , become overwrought "A niiit Iff never successful until ho Ha gaff; .(yuprtf, *’ * a* I-mlIsfortune, and who would |ta able to borrow money.' If he can Comm., ss t drop' >nal alluclnaiions which would borrow 4L and escape paying It beck, ----i a, i - ■t . 1 * . n ,| ;4 ■-- * ;* . 4.74; M ‘«»»king tos­ b e l l owed by violent and unean- he Ta mdr«- than successful. Father ■iimony.' sa; coats trolla^le <jempnstratlons. Doctor free has bedfTvery successful; ho la « 1*0 i Haar, >|ssr, '%> */ <> Mr. Tlmklns7 - “ You ought to have circuit courtT l Óra Grey, recommended cold.water applied early very bashful. Why, he's so bashful von °.Vr lil»t nlghl. He went out nursing, •60.00; Geo, G. Herring, In th« periods, U>,dUtraqt the mind. whsp he borrow» mopwy he can’t -gel cost inquest Wilil^’ih eM .t?; /ho,* D, Thb husbaml .\ent beyond orders, wet* up enough nerve tp ugk ft man to take In tbo pantry In the dark mid caught a mouse. Stood up on hts hind legs and JinJdna.'cost'inqsaat Vffljinim*, j2:00; a tcmrnl In told water, knotted It it back."—Exchange. drove the mouse nut from behlpd ,a Che^jiua Alexafiftif.* witnea4 Inquest tlghllp and . “ biffed’’ his spouse every baking soda can In one,h f - t b o 'cop« time wbw.khoFed lack o f self restraint. Williams, •2.(19r***Eh-t « ^ '‘ATexf nder, boatda." Mr. 1’Wott."why. CartyVsnd GFramony¡ witnes* inquest' Vtfiljiriip«, ; * 2 .00; Bho ws-i .toon cured, .. . - i * ' Thomas Carlyle and hl» wir» were don’t you keep your tnich.in. w micro Prank Cook.v Y ^ tn fej^ aq u i^ WHr . V\ ■y so wedding-frightened that it is* sad convenient Ï. 1ia ms, 2,00^WJ',\“ T .tnsga inOrsmuda, to think of i t Replying to a letter -* S * - : am t D. BmJth, ,p ¿ ¡ l f / h v your friend Drown yester- Of his describing Ida fan last lo-terrors, tW ih J T o Live Among Msn." J, wrltneasL^nqucst Williams, 2.00; J; M .1 day.” "Brown’ s no friend of mine,” sho wroMi: "For heaven’s sake- got .. . k :Ç-5 * : .V . We must bear each personality ns Vickery, witness inquest' Williams, "What’s that! Why, he told me you Into a more henlgnnnt humor; or tb* w« come in contact-with 1U Inherent 2.00; C. C. Howard, .witows ItiquMt bbrrowcd monoy from him!" "Tea. Incident will not only wear a st all counting and what did 1 do with it7 Spent U original aspect, but /juror WUiistn^jWO; R. 84; WU fa folly. I tell, you, Brown’s no friend heart-breaking one. - am to go through wKfa it.’* 2.25; of jnlae.’’ . / PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD H. E. TOLATtTCashTer Freckle*, em oves Tan. Wjfr d o C. H. DINGEE COUNTY COMMISSION­ ERS HELD MEETING 6 mi Collier’s - �s a Nf o r d h b r a l d in ABOUT THE CITY t»w-wf *thc flumii ytcrmtn^frp Nation in «¡Invention atjlj iUam. City. Co*»***------ j f , M atters In Brief S'JJAS£8ÂuJüSft60LFM 8!£ ■i l — " Spactatora Now Turn, Out in Cargo Y~~ Number«, - Declare« Amari can Instructor Qurgcaa. * , in thè surf wore Mo.wra. S. A. ip*. Irr, H r'*0; -STmiWïÎV, ’Timnjr and Ru-bt. Dean», Hr J. Minton. H .'W . nnd D. D. Caldwell. A B O IT T P E O P L E A N D Dr. Raymond Johnson, ...... been visiting hi» parent», Mr. a n d ! BEING A RESUME O F SANFORD HAPPENINGS ■¿Ralph Wight ha» returned from irT ««SONAI HEMS Of INTERES! Mra. M. Johnson, for a week or ao, Daytona after two weeks rest .and 1— ‘ ; U P -T O -D A T E — ............ ' leave« in the mornlntf for Baltimore c0® » *° l**» baaeball ao well that at frolic, , , loaat J 4,000 apoctators ana now--to *“ t n _______________ •* ______ . -- ----------------------------S tm a ty o t Tho Floating Small Talka where .ho’ will take up ,hU work as resident aurceon In the hospital de- seen at baseball games whenever they NurrlBtlJy Arranged Por Hufrled Mias BeuUh Hutcheson is home are played In the principal.cities, .a » Hirthday parti fioritale», J. W. Dickina, D.. L. Herald Iteaderf again after a pleasant visit at cording to W, *H. Burg*#», who reLittle Mian Martha Pitta, the Thrasher, Cruse* Barnes, Jonea, May ■ J turned tho other day aboard the pretty little daughter of Mr. and Dicldna, McLaughlin, Hill, Mettin- Eustis «pent with friends. The quality and the prit» U right French liner Lorraine, after spending Mr». AylfU Ftttg celebrated . her ger, Fitta, Morgan, Geo. Speer'and on ha/ and grain* at Dutton’». 78tf Notice of Election 1* month» there t«6 h log baaeball. third birthday Friday afternoon Misa Schutnpèrt.. * Mr. snd Mrs. B. W. Herndon will ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry, and Notice 1« hereby given that the Mr. Burteaa bad a copy of » book, with a delightful party to her young leave tomorrow night for Virginia children left Friday night for their bl-ennial- election as per the law is Baaeball* Par John B. Fooler," friend». A Urge crowd of little folk» Beach and other point* in Virginia, Dafhna /Voles • borne in Philadelphia. hereby called for, tbs, purpose of wdh photographs of. «.m e of Tho enjoyed them.elve» In happy «hlldDeal)« Turner motored, over to I or A dose* H * wilt berak any electing trustees for the next suc­ Mrs. Matti A Hines left today for the beach Saturday night to spth’d <a»e of ■Fever or Chills. Price 26 ceeding two yeafa and also for tho Waycroaa to était friands and rela­ purpose of determining the number they are not adopting the American J1* t 00* time and toothsome dood- Sunday with Mrs. Turner and little cents,94-26t tive» for-several week». Deane. baaeball Uniforms, Each player U at- 1<B ,or aU* Martha received lota oi . vendor Curlett, the busiest man of mill» of district lchool tax to be tired neatly and lightly in abort light* Pretty gift». in Geneva wag in the eity today call­ levied for each of said year*; »aid and Il^ht ahoea, more of a gymnasium Misses Beatrice and LeUa' Hutch * *—-----Among* those spending the week­ ing on his many friends and pur- election to be held Tuesday, August outfit than a diamond apparel.'" •on are in Hampton enjoying^ La a WfA Party end at Daytona WeTe Osborne Hern­ the 4th in fianford, District No. 1; chaning- supplies. ._ pleasant visit. The Preneh ary not only enthusl- ' Among the plenaant events of the don and Mr. Yonts. Longwood, District No. ’ 2 ; Oviedo, —- — . ■| o r « done» 6 A6 will break any aatio over baaeball, hut the many »uminer was the birthday party in DUtrict No. 8 ; Chuluota, Diitrict *-HIr. and Mrs. Will Hand are pri team* which have been organised am the -Chiorii to ta k e Harney Friday ca»e of Fever or Chill* Price 26 ahowtng proBclency In the game, a * afternoon /with Mr. and Mr*. C. R. «■nta. 94-2flt cording to Mr. Burgeea. Walker ah host*. of thrrbasebattxtntrl * LSTvTrig tho cTiy*il l ’TTToctT'iarhensver we have rying baskets and bbhea suggestive .d a large attr—* m ----- ----------vM r. and Ml*. R. A. Newman will .and John Jones. ance,' "All the baa« leave Wednesday for Brevard, N. C.t In the afternoon, the party returned Mllee and Helen Iserman, towns in the republie ara under the di­ Flesh yeast cakes and popcorn at Mra to spend the rest of the summer. rection of the racing club of France. in the Ute evening by moonlight. A. Simon's. , 65-ti Those enjoying the delightful ride tflfrs, W. D. Collier of Marco, Fla. The enthusiasm with which the young Mrs- R. J. HoUy and the children Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . Tate of W y­ men have taken up playing, and the weroj, Mr. snd Mr». 1C. R. Walker, la the guest of her. daughter, Mrs expect to leave next Wednesday fer and Mra. F.- — P.- —Strong,'Mr. and Puleston. 7 - — -—- ■ — -■ ’ " w i - - - - - oming are spending some time in Interest of the public, show that ba*e- Rev. the mountains of North Carotin» to ball has a great futoraJn France." Mrs. Frank Mahoney, Dr. Boucheile, Sanford. Mrs. Tate lived for many * spend tho summer. Mra. Anna' Walker, Mr*. R. A. TerMrs. H. C. Oerror spent several years in Sanford- and is being cor­ Cotton seed meal, short*, bran at BIG ASSET OF BOSTON TEAM heun. Misses Ellen M ahoney-JB^ts days in Jacksonville last week with dially treeted by old friends. F. F. Dutton's. 78-tf Williamson,, Eva Walker, Margaret Mr. Oerror. -'-4 ■ Chari»» Hall Broke In as Professional and Isabel Strong, Vera Terheun, a. Frank Shelley U homo for a few Deceitful Appearances, Player In 190« With Seattle— Sarah Wight, Messrs.- H. W. Way l^Mra. Aylett Fitta.is vUitltig her Having Eye Treated days from Atlanta where , fee has Minister (calling on Inmate of prlaHead* Wrecking Crew. and Andrew Mahoney, Dick Ter­ mother, Mr*. Shelton at New on)— "Remember, Mr Kenney, that tbeen' with the Atlanta Georgian In | The many frienda of Cashier H. E. heun, Jr., and Paul Strong.* Smyrna. the circulation department. atone walla do not a prison make, nor Tolar df the- Peoples Bank will be Charlea Lout* 11*11, pitcher of the Itoo bars a café.** Kenney—"W ell, — Tomato iJrapte and-tom ato «rates giatl to learn that ho trtmprovtng Boston Red. Sox. was born in Ventura, they'vo got me hypnotized, thon; , *A jolly party of good fellows dis­ at F. F. Dutton’s. 78-tf in Jacksonville where l\e went for Cal., May 6. 1883. Ho broke in aa a that’» all."— Delia» New«. ' porting themselves at the beach and v'A. P. Connelly will .leave today treatment to one of bis eyes and no professional In 130IJ with the Beattie for Washington*-‘ New York and bad effects are expectod. He will team of the Northwestern league. Tho following season Hall Joined tho 8L _____ _ __ other point# combining business with be home about Saturday. Paul American association loam and fhonor -of her guest, pleasure for a week er more. ’ pitched there In 1907-08. Hall’» good Bowler. Tho pretty rooms ■ were Get your ice cream from Duhart’s Wo make up your own material Gent»’ made very attractive with quantities THERE ARE IN THEL5L ( Ice Cream Factory. $6-tf or Ladles’ garment* clean, “press, re­ of crepe myrtle and ferns. There UNITED STATES W. M. Haynes has returned from pairing and bushcling. Hats blocked were “three tables of bridge, the top a trip to point* in SoiRh Florida and cleaned. Suita made to measure score being made by Mrs. May 11,892 TRAINED NURSES where he attended a meeting of the Extra pair Pant* with ■each suit until Dickina, winning the prize, a very 7 3 8 South Florida Pres* AssociationJuly 15. 20 years experience. ) 11,134 'pretty fan. MALES FEMALES Pepper, eggplant- crates pt F. F. M. J. BRADFORD, 404 Sanford Ave. A delicious buffet luncheon, con­ Dutton’«. 78-tf sisting of, deinty kandwichea, dives, pickle* and punch was served at Miss May Holly ha* returned Junior B. Y. P. U the do*« of the game. home from Tampa where she spent The^Junlor B. Y. P. U. held its Beside* Mis* Bowler, the guest of several weAka »a the guest of her regular meeting Sunday afternoon; honor, those present wero Mesdamo grandmother, Mrs. E. G. T yner., July 12 th. A delightful program W. D. ■Colllerj May Dickira, Con­ Li Hay, ogU, corfychlcken feed* st wan rendered }>y Company D,-and its nelly, Roumlllat, Puleston, Newman, F. F. Dutton’s* * . .. * 78-tf captain; Virginia Brady. Tho topic .McLaughlin; Misses Florence Frank, t h e hospital l\lni. 41. E. Tolar and little daugh- of the program ,wa# ” A Band of Mell Whitner, Eugenia Mauldon, ter left last Friday for Jacksonville Disciples.” Genie Wicker, Elisabeth .McLaugh­ ! to jlon Mr. Tolar, who Is being lin and others. tresjed for an affection of the eye. Note The Preponderance of Lady Nurses « — fif rt ü@ SD U u,ïRE £ ,0 âD RU G , I p | I F. [“* B: I bav« a Aral class painter and sign writer. We can do your harness repairing and auto top work now. 14-tf W. H.JJNDERWOOD. Mra. Hynes and- Mrsi. Jim Iloole‘ W n and little son “leave tomorrow for Wayctoss whore they will visit friends and relatives for several weeks. ; • F, C. Okie, a drainage expert and <ivil engineer was in the e l t y »«▼ «»! da>-s of last week inspecting tb*'Celcry Dejja in company with Hon. J. N. Whitner. ------- | Wm . M. J]raddle was called to his old bqrae, ^Waahlngton. N. ‘G*. 1 to the bedside iif Ida mother who 1« seriously ill. Mrs. Bruddie and baby ( accompanied ‘ him. “ ;! Wt L. Morgan is home loir a few v -days’ vacatlbn and report* a prosg j.croua trip. Mr. Morgan expect* p to leave tho road In the early fall and will probably locate in Sanford. |‘ Notice Horse Owners. 1 have a first cIiim expert horse sheer, h u f him a trisL L . . 46-tI W. H. Underwood Rev. 0. L. Mnrfm of Zanrtvllhr, Ohio and Mni. Jo*- Heed of t^nton. 1 Ohio, who have been •thfc-guesta of •'.** .Hr. and Mr^.- W* A .! Umn for sev, \ erni day^tjl'ft yesterday .’ for their respective- homes. * ’ •; i. M raT Carrie* Main* Yein r aj. i daughter, Mr*. Lftrn»mciru..rei.utitfd to theirhon^p in Jacluinnviitc after, ft to the vld home plsde w^ek* witjr her «later affd‘ Had No Sympathy for Him. One night an Irishman paaalag tfe* hox_ of an elevated station In New York failed to convince the negro ticket chopper that he had deposited big ticket. There was an acilwn dis­ cussion which resulted In the'ticket chopper throwing the Irishman down tho elevated stairs. He therefore brought, suit, nod his lawy-er, by the exercise of conajdorablo Ingenuity, se­ cured a Jury entirely composed of irishmen. It looked liko a certainty, but the lawyer did not know tho Irish. They fot|nd_agnln*t the plalnUff, on tbe-grotlnd that an Irishman who was licked by a negro deserved all be got. Suffered In Libby Prlaon. .Tho lato leaac Meador or Hallowell, Me., wa* o6e of tho scldlera who euffored In Libby Pjdson. At tho out­ break of tho ClviF War ho oftlletcd. ln Company D of the Sixteenth Maine regiment, »String for two year*. While on oUtpoat duty before Peters­ burg ho was captured and waa taken to Libby prjaon. where he remained more than six months. At the tip)** he ,wka- captured ho Weighed ISO posarla, but'Upped the senio« at only Mra. S- - Puleaton will entertain with nn informsl .porch party this afternoon for her mother, •Mr*. ,W. D. CoRier. The broad, wide veran­ das; facing iast and south are welt gtlapted (or porch affairs in the warm weather and a more charming arrangement cannot well bg ImagIncd. Invited to meet Mrs. C.olHer are Mr-*dames Henry Wight,1 B W. Herndon, Clay, Newman, Miller, •wjod remAl^ -tlhbirt ihr* ^.m o-and h«* fhyajéhiní huV^-amali hop« of an ^rly.Yetovíwy. HÍs »nany (rienda arc hoVlng^-Lbìtt his fopdition will iiiifN’SVe this week’ and th a t'b e’ will - apartment t°-M ; K > Wo Handle EYerytlijnii Required In T^o Sick Room > Of The Rest Quality, «And At' C o r r e c t Prices SEM IN O LE PH AR M ACY PHONE I?«--—-— W n u N f~~4 Lhuj - -SANFORD, FLA. CONDENSED REPORT OF T IIE CONniTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK OF SANFORD 92 poundi when released from prison. At tho time o f hi* enlUtmoat be wa* only 1« year» o f age. one of the young­ est in service from Maine. « . . Woman’» Bureau. : Jlacoir—1 see Oaklapd. Cal., Is to ,h|Ve a woman's polito bureau next ycjlf with a woman in ebar^gf-35*.. .tgbert—Sine! Wd you ever try tp’ fled * anything In a woman's ‘Atlantic H old. Coronado, Fla. | •V Tour only chftJioe.to buy n lot-in a beautiful ««b-division ol Jiu>k«mrtUie, Jbst 20 minute« ride from Boat. Office, Lr 815.00 LOT, on (armi-of ll-ho lor 0 io.ini PER rr.ii ii\u*uq infii On the beach. H i ra il« íróm.Tíaw DOWN, and 50c PER WEE nyraa:‘ Have, recently ipg»lled more /’ Adjoining property ’ sá}intf¿íuf sjdlina, ■hts^Vnd bath*' .Your* pafronsge than doubla what w r D f-M A R E E . 911-21C A t the close o f business June 30th, 1914 Liabilities Loans &Discounts $140^77.22 Overdrafts . . . 397.17 Stocks and Bonds . 13,595.34 Fnmilure & Fixtures 2,572.96 Casb& Due from Banks III, 116.21 . Capital Stock Surplus & Profits Dividends Unpaid Bonds Borrowed Deposits . . —'B«»tillft»Hocat«M»rftn& tlralnagU-uwl perfect title. 1 " T ó r ’ fùTl p*rtiibi3ar*'wrLts„^ ' I hereby certify thst the sbD^e stnie ladles* V*ratr6hf of Femininity Boston Here Is A Bargain For You JÍíb jiá d , p ;ogt?groUH In Itself A Silent Tribute T o The Grace, Patience and Tender Nature Pitcher Hall of BorRod .Lr V Ringing at WbrEDr. Johnkon wul ahqAyyff.to find In the Hobrldea that thei-auokea o r the sickle were timed by tho robsfjtlntlons of a song In which all Uirf harvesters Joined. In the dayd tbo 1 hand looms most weaver» cgwoned over their wojk« ■Dftlrymalds iired to sing ' 8 tr , , on the mluilSrjC.Ft56L not qNy to light­ "Imagtnw trylng'lo Ond a policeman en their tabdfKbnt also because the ^rhttridaya^ and.»*Bunday»— W ood­ wkcn yòu w*ntod pool. cow« wire held to yield bettor- milk land “Tfark. . Ficnic convenjenc«», when cheered by a-tune. amusement*. The only sMe, clean outdoor swimmlni , pool, * gmjrlhal V. ’. 'Those Suspicious Becplt-T daily, cleaned and re-filled, from ^ r- .‘ Politene«» la waited ó/»*some peo­ think we teeisn well. Shower bath, tt>h<>lfaAn ple. They alwaya seem b»vo » gold brlok to sol) them. * slide. Leased pHvntely also. . D. W. Rrav uiui Dan McKinnoh, Iwo, of Winter Garden'« prominent cititena were in the city today; gall1 ‘ lng on friend« and relative*;* They report Winter Garden »» bohig very * Uj Rwtùkn to .C " v . . ¡“T Wanted, to Bros- Snfifor NOTIGE Ixuwatd «raid of- i i s r ford Land Liagua, 150,000.00 2,578.11 �---t— XleaM .taha.BotU e tkat M ontcom ery. B. 4^. G f»»n, G . If,. . i _ Iä I I « . . . . i . . . . . . . . . ; ■ , , Lot 1 1 , , ? , , . , , , , . , . . . , . Cook, G, W,, D E8C H IPT10N KAM I *S't f“» *' ¿É a H a m .... w ------- ---_JwP*W.f-r.'-.TrrrTr: tho-CUP P aykHl ar jla la«l j hat ralaad the valuation on lb* folio win* deaertbed prop tha third day of At|iul to haar romplalata, II any there . --------- - Urt i e, . , , , , me 100 . •s •*-*.*>» .». p« « » . •* •* § • * * * » » » * p» * *' ■ |lrjtent-A. J* . . y rMMM.rMMI.Vlti... » , •■**V4IMM» *î"“” ........... î r . à ï . . . ------t> v .i Y Y ' . -• I§ * . ,ÏS WML H,. . . . w, 14 SSd l ' L à , , , i i !’Ä ¿ c at I t . i . . , 18 dr* N L M I t -T ii'. . | ( » > i .l t.nt * . . %............. ■-•**•••'*» » JIaiU 14, IT. , . . e . i . a* . . . a K» i ÿ * * ■M ÿ i 1]L*0t f », » , ■, , , • • ! Ft* » ,» » * * » ». * ■**-■* * » j * *-it tí j i i § t a*;11ta04 3 c i Corlear. W. C .. •* • Í fl ** ■» » » TjLAl' l i t », •'i » j « •>»•* * i.* » » » e * UMf 4'I. .Asi. . _.............................. . __ . »v i . - - « . . . William». G. W, William». C. H. ■i •: . •*a * SPftjU i* f t L *•¡ i •* ................. William», M oa«. i »*» Í » +* « i l l ] la tí 19 and I S . . . . . . ......... rtlsvhrte, B.« r.t* ... W o o d ra ff,. . . , f » * a W. 8 . . . Van Daman. < Christopher, 4 Christopher, J Mutaoti, J., . . Johneon, C. P. lso io o lis Ino ■1•......... Woodruff A W ataon, . , ......................i ’ * ' f¿* V “ ' Woodruff, P, L . . Í ; . . . ’. .................. . v . . Wood ruff, E* Tt» » i *. » . i > » * i « u ■* m ** » f / ' î *’ Wray, Harry..................... ............................................. Zitrouar. u . , . . . » ........... i : ..................... .. Zltrouer, A. I f . . . . . . . . . . ............... ... Zachary, A. D. ' MH^ SSgt t **•■*.8« *w Wi*kt. Hal . . . . . . . . ................................... .. Wight O ro»»ty C o , . . . - , ......... .. Vi|lj»aKv L, rjLt.Cúa.*. Vi A*. V . . I '■'... — Ör«k>ft>« Kmn;i T k ru tn , D, L . . . „ O m i t . N. H........ .. TkrUker, D. U , , . . Holden, IL L. M. . Helden IL E. Millar. T . 4. . <......... Betker. David E . . . Millar, T . J........... , , Kails, Dr. D. W. B t.fOO' * 300 »« » w*-f • » é * ». i a, . p.'..*.,. ** » « * *# *i-*'i f4*'i ■* • lo i T ara »/. W- D ..‘. . • .» i . . . ............. Va-Çat ChemlaoJ C o ........................................ .. ................... , . , . . Vlnceot, 4. E .. . . . . . . . . . ...............*irvv ¡ \Vat*on, B y ............W . .................................. .................. ..........................., , . . B, P. w h i t s e r .. . ............. .............. .. ......................... ......................... ' Whi Itaker. K. IL R, Whittaker. .i, i - . ..................... . . i . . . »»i * t * * .» ,‘i . I Win*, C . L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . v *a - . . . t j .. « tl t * ................. ***•* ' Î ra»**  VVQlp -. l »*.- t * .,* ,» ,.* ,. H , fW iW ii'ï r it t t e i Ü . , i 4 ¿* ttD« A C lark ............................................................................. 4 .. * T» P #e etee r . « rrt >e e e16i4 . . . .ü f f ? , . « ó « . t «*i . è~* « f » a ' * 1 *- * » ---- E * *» 30 (iftn ••JJ f ■•¥!••••*• E i r f t f ^ W a «# rd klu A. F flaw# fU óss e , . f ..................................... .. mrmlaol* L’ ouaty B a n k ................... . . . n * ..... .................. íkoafer, K. C . . . . . . , - i r .................... *¿¿ Bhlnhoteer, 8. O , , ......... ......................... .....................*•’ ......... .............. , tso Hlm», A. IL. . . . . . ................... i „ , i Oo ro^êon. W tn.. 4w » * * •• *\S ••\ ••••*•* * ♦♦•* * •r * •s •* i*< * * •« « •« «’••s , 100 Bpetf, CltOa Aoo% .rr ,# . . » a . . .• »«*» r 0*4, < 4< mllh. G. W , . , . . . ..........*......................*......... .. »r........* 100 mitb. G . ‘ ............................................................................... 8 t»wart. « . Ç . , . . . a . , . ......... i iq Mu mon. J. M „ 5 . ...............................................................r . , , . . . . j j <( S t H e a - E ,- W , . . .......................... --------------------- - . ........... .......... .............................. ......... .............., , , , l.Oûo ISO Takeeb, Mr*. B. u.............................¡ ............., , , ............ j qq 700 Taylor, Jjr«v-..................... •..............* ‘ * ' * 1V ’ * ' **•.•* * A Hab IMtlèUn X Y Z 1 | m ss# . t . 4 . , . . „ 4 . i , d ............................................ -,»• IlriAjoti, D»* R . i m 1 1 • h » • • < . C ^ of Lot T. • »»«»•»»y«»««»* ^ » rnrues, A • » * * #*5 lkv-w* <*f > licîundo, M*. t » » « * * •0 » * * * * * * • ^ t lk fc .i * » ( - *-t - Í re W* if* l«w €8 t'i i *' l l * t i * •* It* t ; * » ; nifitifl:, W*, *j * ** * * •* » » » * . l»0't# 4ii 4R„ t7, . . n .'( •. » . h ? IH Forest, H» L e e . , ................1*0(1 i t , 10 •»<! Í 1 ............. .. . *. U 8 trloffellot»*K Addition 4Vl l k f f i I*• 14* ■e * i r y- - i « * I • . X»OC S, r'( ( V, I >r* t fc* et**»«r**-* ^ k- A U v U cii Heal E s U l* • I ohflio nt C. J. .. . , I a , * » *_Tk-afAi * Lót .13 f it*. * *J*» *v■ >4* *•¥a* - 4r* * ? »-* * .'W. - - i’ .i« Î40 Kobffrtj, d. De.e*.* .^ j,oe................................................................ i, ip# *"w*■» •I I I i ** v**a * 1*0% 1 1» i ■, I I * ••» m / i il »■* ■ * f * ru M Poopli* lim it ,.* * » ^ J 1 *f i 1 ’ f T u»»-9|.2t . A. A. PRESTON, ju x e œ m *. Costuming, tho Maids of Brides-to-Be C «. Celery Pianlali*« — Mr». H, H.......... Lake, M ra. P orreet.. , . . , Oreenbnir» . Mr». Aurlrina Klckal, 1 Danlrii, T b lf p*t>i W. J. IIuntar. J. W.. Connelly, A. P. Munror, b . O . Hsoeholder. W. Garner, N. H., •’ amaron. U O Mu mon, A. R. Pteher, Law !». ........... .. Oolcar, A .. Plab»r, U » k .................. Abernathy, Mr»- W. W. Bennett, J. C . . . . . . . . . fa1WM JMR«vv ■a•••| rM l I MtJ K 127.8 ft llloek St. all Block i f Block 4* Hayt. H. M. and 4. II WbUa, 4. 8 . A C ......... i Ä . V w T: Balia, C. A. . . . . . . . . . W f4 of Work 70 Blorka 71 and 72 Black» 71 and 71 Block 7 9 « . . . . . . Good win. P. ■3Br% Walter, L J Block ( 1 . . . . . . . . N I) o r Black n S Ú ol 11 lor k 82. . lat 7 w l i or Block u . Block» 8« and 87 Smith, M M Tolar, H K. Hartas. . . . . . W llion. r. 4. Block 84 8 of By Block 88 William», D. T. DeVoreat'a Ad dill on DaPoraat. M. L. ........ L t 8 . . . . - ................ Lot* 2 and 3 . . . . . L o t 6 ....................... ........ lait» 7 and 8 ........ lait» S and 10, . . . ........ U t » I, 2, 8, 4. S, í'amrrnn. Jor VaTnrrort, inr Sirm. A. 8 . Hobin*on, M K .e rly, y E U’jlioa, T. E. Llndeey. J. I. f’ u*L. Mery Bird G rehem , K. W. 5KSÍS c; !!:• * Ü ThlciM-n. VERY prospective bridó wants her maids to be picturesque; like and somotblnK unlike those who have precoded In other cortege# of beautiful ytflUh. The present jrtylee tiro ono with, enthusiasm when their posslblll ties for the bridesmaid are considered Tha.flmhltlQn p f the bride for original E J.,b. itobcru ' «>.*/* 'otter, 4. A. 11 n 11 It IS tt 12 12 12 10 v 10 9 ♦* II ’ 11 9 S 10 11 li­ li O r»r| fI«*ii 800 » , » *‘ 400 400 303 12S 800 400 1X8 280 (duche# In the coat urn in g o f her maids Mead, Kdllh . . Irvin*, 4. T., Jr. HUI, W. ! . . . . . , Tyler A Leach.. Jewett, B ., , , Barnhart, 4. DJ. h a s any number fu lfillm e n t . LoU l. a ......................... Ian t ........................... Uot- 6 ......... Iait 7 ................... .......... , Lot * . . lait* 7 and M l'ereon»! 'Altpn, Mr*. M. U. fi»t. Atanairao*. J i* * * r . . , , A rauvr HfriUiaor ,C o.. A b a n A W lU o a .C ,. tail 9 ------- llroneon," W. 8 . . , ........... Brtiloe, M u . J. H.. . j . . . Bryan, T ........., Butter I" U B , . . Caldpell, D. A ......... Clark, V>. M....................... 7. ry »lat I f* C a . .v ----- í f . . CsnM iry.tLS^, ., 11older, Keel Eetal* Ca. Bmllh, C. J . , . Holden Baal Kalate Co T h ra*her„U II............... Throabeh U II............... ' drapery extends over the hip« a across the back, terminating at each sldw of the front. A tiny bouquet of sapphire blue for gcl oHvnots and button rosbs Is tusked tn at tho waist by way or n finishing touch, and a strand of pearls In tho length .which fashion requires la worn at the neck. There U s plain f6U of chiffon under the edge# of the bodice where It opens at the front The hat Is a gold-colored Jpghora draped with sapphire blue chiffon on tho underbrim, with trimming of pink roses end grasses. Tito Lino chiffon over the yellow braid gives a greenish iono which Is repeated tn the silk Used for tho foundation of the muff. Over this tho Jjlue chiffon la draped In full puffs with* twists of darker blue vel­ vet between them and a big pink rose with it# foliage mounted at tho front Thl# combination of coloT Is very unusual, la entirely new, and beautl^uL , Tho hat la wldo brimmed wtlh a Yerjr . low round crown. Tho muff tjoea away with the necessity for flowers, and would make a splendid gift if the bride Is disposed to remember her maid# so llberàlly. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. „ <'rg«u| (-oMrpld* Paper Ca . a.re*by, P. b . .................... Lo-|)|wr»tlv» Grocery Co, De Mont, Jo*. 8loir*. Martka. . . ,d[,, of good chances for , Chiffon taffeta for quaint, bouffant gowns has a sheen like paarls. Crepe* and voltes are made In the samo pat* terns. Nothing could b# prettier. Lace* and net# of the fUmieat sort# urn Incredibly low In price, slnco they are the product or machine work plus the brain* of their designer«. * 'The smart bridesmaid’s coiturao shown here Is made of chiffon taffeta in the palest of pink tone*, with Jwuf* fant hJp drapery and a Yrldo girdle which fella below the waist line The glePTÍs aríi merely-a fall of whls shadoft lace,- and there’ 1# a small, chiffon ’ vest with lacs dvspju at the- front: HHght j arils of silk. In the nyffragd width'will,make this govt«. ’ The skirl »Is nlmdht plain, narrow at the bottom abd hanging In below the knees. The Tipian ...............Ians 3, 4. f t . \ . C'orey, H, M. ......... U t » », 8 1 0 ............... .. . Samuel Hoe* . t . 7. . . . Lot 2 . . » . . ............. Baker. J. I*. P. Baker, ..L o t 4 • Gramlln*, A. A .......... .. Lot 7 .......................... Baker. £ V. a , ..............» /...C e t S ................................. Hick». Emma .........y . . U 4 S ..................... .. D ore-y, L H .'/î; ......... X . . U l 4.......... . Cirr*h, Ben^...........A L sta 7. 8, 9 . . . . . . . . Bradley, f e , . , . , . . ......... *.......... EM ol Lot ft............ Bradley, HL 8 . ........... Bimmn, I’ ottS, 'Danae E . ........... , s^ Urar»y, S c ia .......... B ' -* T. ........... ut» i, a. s. *. t , Holliman. Je» Beker, J. I*. v ~ ~ - Vr T t Ï h i '» Í krA l a c a » r » f# . EU* A. E»L. ?#ÍtW| At* <» a •» a*j Van Nta* - ......... Smith, M. M......... I. . . Ie f t tV * * 4 • K B. B.IL H. A------ Lot 1 tait» 2 and 3 . . . . , , Lot* i and 2 . .. . .LoU S. 7 , . ftlumnn, J. K IGifler, H. M a y ......... La In*. 4. F ................. Lain*, 4, P ................. Lain*. 4. E , . .............. ta la * , 4. K. ......... .. ; - A Tf Hirne«: Mea. M P. P»co, fell* A., Eat.. Lot 4 G. — - LoU 8 to I t , Depot, »hop», ote Bellow*, lait» 7. ». 9. 10 Mu uan, J no A Idridfr, Vi A. C. f, — u rr' A ld rid * ., W r, M nier, w W "r .. Markham Park H al«hu Marlin'» Addition Lot 6 . , ............... ----- Lot a ......................... ----- L ou 4. 6. 8 .- 1 0 .,..;. Lot 7 Lot 3 Unknown ,..... M union,. Mr». A. II.. Cameron, 4o*. , . . . . . Lain*. J. E. . I-Ol 18.... Record, M ary M. H Ist. Aldridfo, W. G., H Int. Kitieori, Gao..................... .......K W «.................. Power*, A. K ................. Dothamly, Wm. ........ ‘Lot* 6 and 7 ........ I o n S. S, 10 Aranfca T akath. . Mahoney, A. II. . . . ,W R of lait» I *nd î Mahoney, F. Vi. Ut 3 Ilnlden R»»| Batate Co _ot* t and & 1’eabody. Mft. 8. M. lait» A and 7 Mahoney, P. J. . . . . . lau» 1 and 2 , . . . . I'H f r «, C. : , . ........ Lot a_____ ................ O ’ Neal. Victoria . Lot 1, ; ....................... Kur,via, A ........................ .. . Lots 1 and 2. D*C#ur>ey, W. C. lait 1............ Lundqulet, K W lait fl . . .............. IVrktiu, N. J. Ia«t 10 . . .: Holden iteal Batata Co. . . . . Lota 0’ to 10, . . ..L o t 1 . . . . . . . . lait 1. T ____ lait 7 ........... . . ..L o t» I. a. «, 7 , . . .l*rt* 8 to 10 . ,, r- ! Placida U n d A Celontsatlen Co . Lota 1ft and I t ................... ........ . L o u 17 and Í 8 . . . . ................. .. . Lalo*. 4. P .. Loins, J. P a Lain*. 4. P:. Oreeo, T / T . .Sanford Mf*. C o .. . . Sanford M f*. C o-----Botbamly, A. M. TraSord. Mr». A. M Kennedy, 8. G .. , . i'ha*e, 8. O........... .... Wllaon. T . E .......... P ry. N oa h .. Smith. B. B................ D rover, Gao. A. Mahoney, F. VV.. 2.000 400 :: f i f S irva rl La win, Holden i • >V. ■4» *- ■•■Ay*:*>•( «. *: PfMicLiJ. r- -* W J S u n . J. E. Teeuula Tom m y Uatchel, i t . D*. G e ó fir. W ..- v. Qaot*a KilUoo, , Vksftkiao and Tucker b> u S líad 7. .V i. i, l^Bter, C. IL. Btoke*. U . l l , . , . . . Harrte. P. I t . . Stanley. Clara Cel. Heck, It. IU -, . , . . Complete abstracts from tbc records of Orange and Seminóle Counties. Taxes !)/' ' paid for non-residents, C. W. GOODRICH. Man^irrl Hand, W. 8 . Hall, J. C . . , Hall, O, A Harria. Pi.-lB. Hermlon, til* Herndon. M,r M outon, Jaa, Nrare'a Addltlan Thra*h*r, D. L.. T m n ea : Hickaon, 4 H od *»s J. Hotatt. Ml Huwarrf. Garnir, N. IL C ook. O. W . . . . BjanatkL. ... L e o U a r ttt, dr. P......... Kin*. D ., . , Kelly, C. J .A ioike Parr eat 'I^Ubaea, (Mo. J o * * A . J , B. MIA* r a Chapa ell'» Hak D lrlrt*»- Utalf JJa»»r V.rkar'd L. Co BUib * i »ïa m ir : B i- Uutb. r. u. ‘ * -■ * 100 * W&mM, •I • V*i,' I 0» v 1 Instructions • vtaln Coqductedhy tha Bénédictins 1 y$ : i T ith e » * TRBMiJ - J2/5.00' rcíal b.ful Cl»#dJeaJ Cuurpek/v l - V •^ t ALQG m , ss I t í ^ ' ! ) ' 4 ! ' i; lto-ls«r*. W*H*r .w î.„ .V i D l M *,<,n V .. î , . . j Tv. a L l ' . - Ä “ -. Is::. î î :sâ a : :: ; ÍSfer? nr, O. }t rtrhetlAMareta ,¡ii*ar. My* e . oye, M AK----- . IteS: I t : :: »Ï r* T. •••. S I S: b te & g & n *£ £ £ c u r b , w * i '.',. M ^ i . v M ,L b i » C5Mit 'H 1' l' *■ v - S t. L e o , P a s c o . C o u n t y , F lo rid a | . -Í Button Norman W rtshL » . W. v u s v i viu, iB, r>, »« Martin, <% It........... Haut,in. I . G. Anderaon, Andrew* Hilliard, B. E. C o lle g e , . .v.’VS, W TÄfiÄi'tfÄa j* j:K ?y •» • *. a •• �kee fit»Í arid certificete lo "^ "•i "•.,•*» ■•' ifOAi'ADvnrrrsiNC —Idi ~faw ?*8ald « r i IAt* Ir foltiwrag dvicribed-properly ---------------- :---------- ------------------- - -■•■= - ^ r iU titid ’ in Ssraiooti ' |jh»jN w >i ot HWM A » *v **•«• * > «0. H. a* E. 40 to errea, M C I rt. • 32 K. la O rla li C a iri, flcesath Jallrlal O rn ili. ft. la » 1 Tar Sosaina!* i's s n t j. Florid*. la Tha «aid tanfi beine aaeeaeed at the data lamine* ot aarb fortificalo la the s ' Chaotray Sitting Aia M. Tylra, Complaisant nt« ot J. p. M osu l whits. Unirne >*al4 n certificati «hall 1* H n m * i accordine n, to Jaw. taw, tax tea deed deed will wilt leena leene thareew there«* on the I.iu riiE . Tjrtir,, Respondent. ura E. T v lar, Oresting: l î t h day ot July A. P . l» U . I-aura ( , T ‘ " T« raqulrcd to be b* and appear Wltaraa my «Arial signet urr end Yog are• hereby rag aired ta 1 “ iTtt W o r e the« citrati» i court, of the Seventh Ja* thia the 12nd day of'Juh* A. D. 1014. ru • <*cal) E. A. liOUQUASa dictai Circuit ol flo rid e , in end tor Hemlnir. county, Clerk Circuit Court So tala oi* Co., fha. Ilf, florida . It. till court hi Sanford, florid a , on Monday, I bo 3rd day ,18-Tuee Str lly J. C. Robert», U. C. of Autuat, A . BT _ l i t i , and »newer a bit! ol 4 la _ th «•andel»*, filed _e above etyled caaie Netlra o f AnglUaltin lev Tab Deed (Inder ‘ I u by A ta M Tyler. He«tin* U 4aad STS General Statutes “ ■ ■ i‘174 » — e f Iftevldi Ñutir* le kereky liver, that O. P. Swope, putebnaar et T a i CertiSeaU No. S0S4, dated the 6th day of June A. O. 1S99. hat Ida, once each week tor eicht Med said eartifirate la my ofBre, a n # ha« week*. made application for laa deed to lieu« *1« o( atrordanr* «Uh law. Said rettificata em­ Dona and ordered thU the Bib June, A. D. 1911. 1914, at Sanford. 8« la SentTnoie brace* the fotlowint daetribed property en­ county, florida. trata» ta Rrmtnole county, florida. t»-w|t; (veil) * B. A. DOOOLASS, Lot I i burch Block la Oviedo. Clerk oJ th* Circuit CourtThe aald land bhlns aaera» ad at the data , A. K. J o v r n , of *fh«. iaauaaca el «urh ce/tlftcau in the Solicitor lor Complainant. name of Vnkuown. Unit*« «aid »U lflca U 4 84-Tuaa-St« «ball be rxUemtd arrordiuf to law, «as deed »III luu* thereon on t V 27th day of July A. P. 1914. ' Wltaeee my o flirtai «¡in ature and I » . CtrcaH Ceerl. Hwtenlji Jadlrlal Dletrlrl, thU the 22nd day of June A. D. 191 Se ml aule C aaalr, florida. I « Chancery E. A..IJOUOLAI -•*p , ‘ « il M '* 7 \ v ? TrTrrrrTTbrt —L- v ----------------- Cltitlon frank Trnra T o fran k Tyner, a oea-rweldant of tha Stal« ot florida t * Il appelline from tke verified bill o( con)M ol Cora E. Tyner, karri t It U Ike belief o f tbo complainant that daleiolant la a aon-reaidest of tbo o l r u fid a, and that hit p rtu n l pipe* ie to complainant unknown: defendant In ovef the, ape of . c a n and toat there ii no twenty thev State eervlc* m a t e «1 ui f » lo l uoud us « ,, th* m t would bind the aald defendant. , you, frank Tyner, ar* hereby appear to the bill of complaint. Mod In thia eauee, on Monday, tbe Tth day of September. ber. A. D. 1914, Iba i belai a rate day of l'ate it . court. And it la further ordered ord that thia no­ Sanford Herald, tica be published in th* tb newepaper published In laminóla county, Florida, cnee a week tor eight eoneecuU*« wfvks Wit neve, E. A. Pot^Lee, Clerk ef Cir­ cuit Court, Seminole County, and Ika *«al thereof, thia I2tb day of Juno A. D. 1914. (mali ~V. A. D pU O L A S », Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla. ®s * Dy J, C. Robot t*. Or oree N. Rigby, .. Bnlicltor for Complainant. M -T uM T B tafÉ H À ihB fflB ffllH ttB IIH tttM A SS-7 Ste ■ ■ —- By iJ.. C. Hob A « . Or A nnate Bea alati n f and Pa fining the , frattlek^BOd Midwifery la tha Clly • Sanford Be It Ordanicd h by the M Meyi eyer and C Council ol tbe C City u r «I « * San oHante smfeed, v i«, florid 1* That it shall be unlawful for son to outage In or perform the dui midwifery a, herein definad. without Inf first passed a satisfactory elim ination In tha elementary principle* of midwifery. M sbalt be tho duty of the rity, from tima to lime, to provide, freo of r iM M , ■ Instruction In th>^ftnplo principles o f m wlfary, and the f A shall laaaa xertificatea I« all pomo as wh<r«|all obtain ia auch **• amination n gradini or percentage ef n oi 1*9« than t t per cent- No lest ol -the liter­ a cy or education ol applicanti abili lorm any p a n of iba elim in ation. No fee of any kind shall ba charged for the «lam in a­ tion. or the certificate, and no U itrurtlon or advice shell be given to tha applicants by any one connected with tha holding ef the «lamination, of -tb« laablng of the cwrH M m « . as to tka amount uf raanpanaatlon ■houli!, or «hall, recelvn for thalr 2. At herein defined, the practice uf mid­ wifery, means lb* offering or. undertaking, by any perron, to aaalmt far a compensation, kind of n woman In normal childut it doe, not inri«d* that at any r-' ; M S-7b« liriT St » n y ifi.iruw *M a for ng of child btrth'by any artificial, Natl«* e f ApatlraUea fer- T a t Daek Uadev -l* or- mechanical means, nor the parI m Uh t f l and l i e , «ea M a l Statute* formduc* of any version, -not the *rn*tida OEM .o f » dr*«j I i #hown her«, en ed the back with strap of of adherent placenta, nor the adroll Netire ia hereby liv e » that t . f . Laing, Lain la thl» c o p y o f » F Y onch m o d e l gabardine, attached to which are four purekaaer oi T*a ^aatlBeatve No, . a sp , thing, advising or employing . ...... of any drug, other than a dlalnlertant. one of tho greatest of those de- smalt black silk UUselt. Tbe flouncen ordinance ahalt not be construad u who hive vindicated tbe art are attached to oorbeau ebarmeusa to any practitioner of medicine, au- t&f precedonce of PaHa. This three-, dreu, made by Kurxraan for Wlt9vS. makee almoat no de' Aflore from tbe original design vhkh Inspired It. -Corbean, or riven'e bill blud, which |j* 90 dark -M to be near black, and \iyeelaar that It la a faeclnatloR shade, it tbe color,' It eeeme to be suited to tho matorlsle uoed, which were phardlna nujl charmeuie. Tke bodice Is made of dark blue jtblifon over white. -Over the ahoulM f i ore braided straps of gabardine, ud the belt Is made of gabardine emred with Id rows of narrow atlk tnld. Tbs bodice opens over veetee tad collar of white organdy edged with a rate aAd green-flowered ribI bon border, fastened In front by three ribbon buttons. Tbo niente« aro lauft ud made over white chiffon, ending i la a wide cuff of IS rows of narow tlaek bfald. The short aktrt (a made of gabap too and h a s t h r o e c ir c u la r D ou n con ; darting a t th e a id e s . T h e s e a r e fa s t- and about ono inch of this shows between them. Tho flouncee and tbe bottdm or tbo skirt are edged with black allk braid. The coat la a combination of the ine’and chsrmeuse. The front of tbo charmeuie. which -extend# orer tho obouldoni and. upper part of tho back. It Is gathered In at the collar. Carrying out the Idea of combining the two materials, the three-Quarter sleeves of gaberdine are topped with charmeuae. The edgee are bound with flat silk braid. There Is a sort girdle of gabardine ending In front 'with an oval charmouse buckle. qulot-looklng but really elabMtume la of that fashionable typo which baa replaced the more «©• verelf UUofmatJ#. It Is » göwn that presupposes many thin»« In th« way of -luxurious traveling and may b« taken as a model >>f on afte visiting gown of doth whii ■war many requirements. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. ■______________________ _ u‘ a ^ .u ^ 'w i t k 0 certificate* embrace th* following situated In Seminole county, to No. 990. I-ot live Sanford, FI*., tho ‘ . f f l , S ? * L ‘.V aas*»ted at th* date uf tho Istuanre ef auch certificata m the aim e ol Unknown. Certificate N o. 9Rd. Lot ft. Block 10, Tier B, Hanford, Fla., tha sSM B u i» .bring _ aresed at tb* data of the iaauanra ol aucb cerilfTcale ln tb* Hama of Retan I». DavieG*fUflcnte No. PfB. Lot », Block J, N ear«« S*:d 'lind being «*Addition to Sanford, th« the said teased at tha date of the issuance of euch certificata in tha name of Nelson N. Watson, Carllficâta Ne. 1024, beglnnla naing ’ N f f curncr o ., Range ft .... ol S*c. .IB. . . Towruhlp J V I M R i.7 Sf 1. run south 10 ekeln*, vert ft chain«, se rth io fey*-- TILE HEN RECEIVE OFFERS CALLS HUNGER A tcflB" John Reilly and Harry William Le Gore Expected to Play With Some Big League Team. Scientist Has Artslyx«d Cause and Ef­ fect o f “ Gnawing" Whei ach Is Empty. T Th# moat commonplace and familiar fact# aro often hard lo explain. Wo tilings happening confilantly about Of and* T«l nbv«r stop to consider whether w o understand them or faoL Hutigor U an exatnpla. Kvcrjr ono knows that if-you go without' food for six or eight hopr# Uara Lo Card, who hao been called tho you will fool a "gnawing" sensation In most promising baseball flayer who h i entered Tale In twebty year*. Ho the pit of tbo stomach p#nil«t«ntly doFfiemea from Mercergbur* acBdsniy. monding food. Tho cause of this has ■ vbere h e wits captain of the bahebnll. been often «plained, but not satis­ football and basket-ball teams. He li| factorily, and as often contradicted. Dr. William R. Cannon of tbo Har­ ft (hortstop, and has been elected capUln of the frophman nine. His home vard Medical school has lust com­ 1* In I,o Coro, bid. Ho waa fullback pleted a series of «xp«rim#nU which oa the freshman football eleven and have demopstrsted tho direct cause midc a record ap drop kicker. He has Oi the “ gnkwing" sensation. Flrfit of „rteelrcd an offqr o f fi/ICO a year from : all hff'showed tho distinction between Connin’ Mack, and li likely to accept ' appetite and hunger. Appetite *• lb* offer after he finishes his Yale ca- evoked.by \ho odor of savonf food, or fwr. lid Is not ctinlbtwfor the vprslty by tuirtiik lug of blttors.- It may C flf this srason, but will hsve'rhrt-i- yean Unuo long after actual hunger I- % Two Y n lo b a s e b a ll p ln y o r# w ill w e a r fcllosKUs u n ifo r m s w ith in a y e a r .. -A t ■ ■ I th ey h s v a r e c e iv e d s e v e r a l o ffe r s * ftod onn o f them * a d m it s th a t h o exptbti to a c c e p t o n n o f th e b id s. The pair are ''Long'* John Uctlly, tho Tile third basi.-map, and Harry W ll- & ÌS L 5 Ä of lurk certificat*' Firmer. 1 Certfilcate No of S W !V of N W N V s -;, M U S Í X M < H, Cavtificalo No. 9»2. N E U and E l» of N W Ii flaw south ftS feet). U iockft. Tier 1L Sobfdld, F lo , tb « seid- Und bring sn vsfed at of such certificai« the date oi la tha name . . . L ot1! . Bloch 9. T l.r Cerili) ernte ,J th* »aid land being se­ B, Sanford dato of th* iu u .n ee o f -auch th. nomo o f Unknown. . . ahip is, Rane« » l . ,1 I K u P m I. land -briug naseeoed al thdato ol tko iMUan«* of «uri» certificato ia ih* namo of C. H. Un tha N E »» ol UMilflcot* No. 972. )luf ttlosk 7. I le i 1B. San lor,J Florida, . . . . . . . . tho «aid land brine asse»**# *4 ih» data of th* ance ot such certificato In th* axmq of L. V «nl)«m *n. Tr ___ Cortlflcato No. SS2, BE U i Rloek S, Ttcr Saaford. PI«., tira « a l i land being ae> t l, th* dato of thè isauanc* of aucb In th* nmee of E, f . M olU. U No. 1001. l^>l 2J, A- D. a Addltlon to Saafotd, ria.. tB* , ketng -aa«ari ad at Use date of tbo *f auch cwitlficat* In ihy asma of G *«. Kannvr. j_ . , , ,, C«rtlflra(o No. triH. U t « , Block II . Ti«r E. Sanlotd, , fla ., tb# aald U s s being »*• acaeed at Ih* dal«, là »ho ti*Banco of auch certifleato cat* in lo the th* nam« name oi ot T, » . J. «■ hlillyr h , J Untie» said rartlfleaUS shall bo radramed according lo law, ta t______ dead IB issue tbtraon Joly A. U, 1*14e n -thO'IBth day my of riel «Ignelurc and this the 13th'day of Jua*. A. O, } f » 4 . ■ (M e l) k . A. nOU OLASfi, Clark Circuit Court. Seminole Co.. Fla. To*\m Whom It M « f C ooraco: Tako Notice D elri.pUoa ot T. 8. WHItim«, colorc-1. dcceaaed, til* of Bemiooti County, Morida. U required by -Herilon to ? » at the Goatral aratotra of tko Bute of Florida. Age 4* to #0 year»: h riih l « b o o t ft Irat I inches: wrigbt about 14« pounds; co or vary dark; *y»« dorkt a man of allgkt build, sound In limb, low racedin* forehead, high tlrvUr iatiated. '» ^ 1 ti rhlok bone*, narrow receding chin, rather no*«. The am oant. of money, prop­ Hunger Is distinctly a sensation, u small erty or valu ably fo d iff with the d*od freqpontly Is felt when the system ts bpdV of aald d«tr*>«il wa* It-tO. 7OEOHOE (L-H E R H IN O , County Judge really oversupplled with food and • w c , i Acting C t f o t i r - . conversely It may be appeased by a ftS-Tuot-4le “ • ^ ‘ **. shortstop beforo he.lcaVtts college He hns averaged one home nyi and .three Jilts In every game yet played <or tho freshmen. Reilly is the Star oi the present Yale t*Mn. Ho Is batting for .440 and Is a very small amount of food t-vt-n In Coart «r <h* * Coenir. 84*4 a; »hlrlwlntl at tha tj^ty corner. H * 1» though tho *y»tem la emaciated. At rood tt gftpgeUior withheld for In ra Ê* r , tailly the leading* third baaemaa o t WMIarfi », t-afflBtaoa. Diatriba I the IntorcoUcglata arena. Lart-.^rear an indefinite.peplod.The sensation of To alt having Cintra* I elf. F 1 ie ktl the Y d s s\frp at, tha tf»L lle hunger disappear* after the third day, Katatc; /»neh of you ara hereby «...-----■ss offers from .ihe./ New York Ns- and «Joes a o iitm w n a pS tiV i r a e .« «nx-ri.lma ra»4-doUonal» qjid Americans, tin* Philsdel- though the psU«nt dies by ^ y r W ° n-j p maxda wW ek-yo*I or oil her e fijlw may beta This Is a twUaf-bs many p«kons. to ratet« of William C. Slowerd, ^Phls Athletics and.both Doston nines. lato o! Reminoti county, Flocmlnlvtretor of Hi» hnajo ig |n nrockton, and he ts a feel that itarrmt&n, though dreodfm from t|}* date brntliff of Harney Reilly, tho former and ghastly In,Its teuscqucnces. Is not “ tTiiesgo White Sox, artd of «ellly, necf'uBnrily w»lulflltt \ i r Datid Jung 30th, A^ D. 1414. r\ I>r. C a n u fitii X riw w ' a i p c f i m e n t f t h l U V rt> l.U M C- 8 T E W A ft D ,J ft ., lh« former Yale halibeck and left fieldghowed that under normal condltMM* t»^Ti»ao-<tp [ w -‘ Reilly wlll-sJiaost certainly esp*» Deed Pnfiec —««in'Uif TfiTu Tffinnfflt f t a t r o ; Oittr ■*—Uirawt»« ■^lch > i* whispered that he ‘VUl for a tew t o « « --------- J Î »paftroodic conlracUoii» laaflM. Jor * Hprabf ptebsbly Im.tfiutul In.a New York uniJuna, A. D. . ‘ (ffnn. McGraw I« gald to hat# mad« minute or moro with litluryepi?* P»* Mad a oll •rartlhtati l»_ m y Office and klm I dip tec xreatuftl offer rrtr ten dared to rlod# oi relaxation., And tbe** P?P: « » f colld^ <pl.y*r. ljo Was not Jp* oda ol mo»cular «H on .•M v . r v a d '* " r a ^ i ieuora .jOria ^ agaoclatlon. It /-?■ m Nw » ^ ' ML- a « ru E rL n a rs f '« SSl tern '£ ÏÀ f r v s i? sä' .Notlm le hereby Turpentine Co., pure! órlete a epntsgiwiu may BBT ■ ^ R log in (o*' à K .i’t  O U cm get them by advertiuin^ ih thif paper. It reach« the beat daw of rioD ?'w trixlW tiot*I* dietilbut* ra^ eeí mill» al 'th * l«u «n ca of ’ soak rart(#c»ti la wh.,b oonrV U« «h.« » £ - ‘ .ot ■ Ä . t W - Ä S i Ä l . " 4 am i wat ^ Ia w at the data Orate In tbo • *G d certi#- tb* J board a - ls ü a .-tIü i_ i: * ^ Tra ■;» : ! ' ; r j7 , j V! mortr be^ » t r e 'ó e V f f a ^ d *• thl* or for "J* i e y°<îf J v m 5 f^ * D . cu"‘ f r *. T o f Aaelireltin tor Tax D «fct Unkf* la** «ans. <an*. No N* ••ot rauft milk I -Neil xtiÿM’4a> ______ J »heil H .. b* .. HVjcraí I Socttea »74 end »7 », Generat .Btatoter tt Akttrih ributti* ^ _____ ra ra * munii .. | jn .fany ou .iu .rj, r -r3 _______ ¿** . " ¿ ¡ » 8 t s f . Ä S ó S r t? " I manure, part fra natimi tho »tor«** room A. D. 1213, ha* Mad said rerjir All mnk kept for „aaj* •ttfftA k T t W H M eool»rt bo« pt .I MÏik itrainVt» akaii hî*,k«pt ri»*« «Stef» 1 - *Htnate'te-'» o d ,1 »ari i rttow nd tinti brier* using. and «caldoit the ;i9t4. IMrao j ksvhîg L e » i n g aa cootaglou» dirat-A lot., of út coming ecH«»¡B| in ran tiçt with car In# fw H ot-TJeo-Tta ■ ]■* m l* m l J i i ’ *ig _ , * B L jrà•I ■ ’ m . I 1 •pt fra tiaari z ■S - t any M atora, wr«i rs > «1eurent or marno! »hall ~r¿ M* In an. High Prie«# tee Book*. Volunta# In mod#rn bludlngi which in $2.600 each r i » h ; •all for lt.< fbr uncommon.. publorUnco f t l H of Itihedln America, te a -prie# $1,000, oacb IW v ft N o lle for FabUcotloa. Serial N*. Sttfit Nelle« ef A aallIratleiT catto fra fee Tai Tax Dead Under Beeilen »14 and aad ITC S7ft (¡»acral W!itatalee Depart nmnt of th* In tarier, » -~ af Florida U. B. Land OJBra at (Jalneavill*. Florida. Notlra U bortby gtvon that O t.retro«» Jun* 27, 1*14. Iae Nati** I * ____ y llv *a that Mary E. Tay- Turpentln* Co., purebaaor « f Tax CerttfiAn Ordtasac* Regwlaflitg (ho Can* aad Bala IVf, lor, W otl -fVi»*V— i)«n«va., rFlorlda, w i « - , who. oa July Jal. ,9.. cato No. 212, datoil th* Ird day of Jan*. wf Milk aad rravldlag a I*«»«Hr tor th* 1910 mads Homestead Killnr. fieri«! No. A, D. 1912, ha* Mad «oíd rartifiealo la n y , Yl»l*itin ot say of th* fravlelOBs T h « r a f 0S9»k, tor for N NWtí W q ol BRN, NKU of BWK. qfflM, and haa mado appllcation fot t i* B« It Ordained by tho Mayor and City « WH .*< NE d*«d to laatto in accordaace wttb low. fiaId Counril ot Bxalnrd, Florida: certifícate embrace« tha foUawing dmrribed ti*ai SS, Town 1. That no pervon. firm or corporation, Tallaba**** meridian, ■ ---- — pioperty «iluated la Se mi a ole couaty, . or driver of any milk wagon, u# any aeç- tentlaa lo make Cammatatloa Proof, to Vlorlda, lo-w lt; N W )t of SE ti (tea* bog. vaat or agvat of a vendor of milk, ih«ll *«U eottbltih claim to tha land Sbovo dcarribed, 3.D6 tha N o( 3W cor « a El* 18.40 «ha or offer fwr **!♦, expo*» 1er o h divpo««, ox- before Clerk ef th* Circuit Court, ot to pelnt I t i w aad 2 ch# N of SE cor N akingo ot deliver, or with Intent an to do. ford, Florida, oo tho llt h day ot Au 10 cha Wly 19.19 cha S 11)4 che) Seo t i , h sv a la thalr pw raaloa, care, custody or con­ 1014. Tp 21 S. H. 29 E. »tira 20 . trai, milk or rraam for human food, without ______ _____ _ ___ Th* asid tind hring aeraued 4t th* da ti I rimant ajmea aa wltnooora: di having first U *n licensed *• lo do, A. W. Davfa, « f Gaaova, Florida. of tho tu u xn c. o l such craHigato ta th* 2. That tp procure «urh license, the ap­ - ■ -------id*. ñamo otV UV. F. Runa. Untara aald rartlfi________ . _____________ C. .A. Haulereon* of* *tieaava, plicant «ha» (H* wMb tb* rity rlrab, a cato ah*» be redeemed «cerading t i t*w, t i « R ; Q. flreehsm. ot 0*n*TS. written statement, »citing forth hi* r « t deed will Issue thereon on the l i s t day of L, M. lUhbladsr, af Genova, Florida. donc*. the number of cow* owned by him, July, A. D. 1914. . . . . . . H E N R Y « . CÌIUHH, _______ my afflata] Signatur* ______ tb* name and addrara of all ________ IUgirt«r. 90-Tqw -SU whom h* I* pqrrh*»lng ot * L .. — thl* tbo 27th day at Jif no A, P. 1*14, aad I ho number of gallftna at milk sold b; tao*11 He A, DOÜGLA cation f*c Tax D**d Under him dally, a* near aa h* « « a ratimst* Clark Circuit Court, Bamlnol* Co. aad ITS fic o . Statale* *f aamv, awd if auch duty af tha holder th* •hall be tf N o t i» U heraby given that Ovorvtcrat notify tho city d ir k In writlns . of irpentlno Ç o,, purch*»*r of Tax Certi#* Juditiel - t lreult _____-^-3 chango of. hla addrets, f t of any change f I* No. 329. datad the 3rd day of Jura, uelr. Florida. In Chancer) of the addrara of th* . parsen« fror A: D. 19t*. has filed aald rarttltinti In ray lelnant Iwbatat bo p i) of milk. he obtained Obtained hla hi» top «upfT and ha* msd* application for tax Cita) loo I. That th*r* «hall be no charge for auch office, deed tú tieut In eccordsnco with law. Said liceo**, but fa ptirrhxring same, tho ' a p certificati embrace* th* (ellow tig derart bed Vial* M. Gardner ond hueA y . h . G«(dn«r. Do­ ’i f i i o n i to íurnUfes I f H pt ch ar situated la ¡tim laoti county, band, 1 »urh «ao.itti« of milk a* Ika rity may T .: property Morid«, io-w lti HF.'j uf 8W »4 of Seetloa (andanti. It appaarlag from th« affidavit M ed' In »Ir«, from Urn* to tlm*, (or tho ourpow 22, Tp. I t 8. It. 29 E. A « o * 40. ' thia catti«, rlLra-, by ^ Georg* A. DeCottes,, Bolleltor ____ sntiyvU, and «aid applicant Iurta*« xg .1 aald (and being aueteod at th* dat* and of Counral. iT'lBafcatlt(JI> fot Completi,apt', that It JA ti — to comply with any ar.d all ordinane»* of of The tho issuance of ’.pch certlficglo In tho the belief el affieni that tha ree f.th « iMUIíKl i pon: ondante I t« rity of Oantord, in retiran«# to th« Ô name Vf, M am ed. Ualas« «aid erari#asm* of Vf. 1 «id e n te o production and aati ol milk, wh#th«r hit «hall ba redeemed aceordlng to Ifiv, jB«o;«f dftitY I* located within or wtihour tit* cor­ cat* tax daed win lutta thereon on th* l l « t rraldonr* ia at. Roma, In — thd.\mn oanti y ot porati limit* of the city of Bnnfonl. Dc 1314. » day of Jqly A. ■ td -that Floyd, and tho »« ‘ fitalo f l M off l Georgi*, «ad'that 4. T h a t-It shall t# the duty of tho aa*« my official »Unalure and u a l Floyd, Wit* labi rrapondenti ara both ovar t w*nly-o#9. ’ f •aid ree; rit) rirait, upon receipt of «««h oppllcatlon, Lu ti-»L J * * " D. *“ ** A. 1914. thl«_th* 27lh day of rear* of ago. and «(»»‘ tera« !• qo pora««.^* io nôfuy th* elth health, officer, la wrl uuuiiun »... DOUGLAfifi. Uhal) n tho elafe af F io r i* , th e rapta* «I « 4 « » ing, who «hall Investigati, or havo InvretJ L SaMi ____(not* Co., g IFla. Clark Circuit Coi:»rt. »ooaa upon whom would hind »aid rayptffl- / . * «tied , the pl»r* of biuta«**-V erariMti I 11y J, O. Ho beri*, D. C. t^areforr, you. »«ell eppiiuttloc^ and tho •»gnni and other tO -Vnae-lti vcMrlra. It in y. Intended to be uaod by aad_W . H- Oierdr.tr of Ron the «tat» state ot of ueurgia, G« of Floyd «ad aad ih* .urh applicant, and tf *on\» »'• fousd to bo Node* o f Appllcajea for Toa B l)t* H d Undo* by ordarad and rouulrad to appoi tn a «aaltary condition, thav d ly ■ health Section 174 aad I7(, Gsnoral Btaiatis bill of complaint, duly fltid laJ officer abaft within forty-right hour* ■ of Flerida not tifar than Monday, the let! port arid applicant favorable to the I Neifcw la hereby given that Overstreet tugu»t, A. D, 1914, the ehm* ba tfsrV, in writing, opop-.raralpt of w h ich 'th* Turpentine Co., purehsaor af Taa Lenificete August, " ihi* court t it ti further city rl*rk «bell f*»ua *Jlo*nra t* corry on No. lOftft. datid tb* 3rd day ot June, A. D Jew be published In tho «niego la aad conduct tac butinera of vap- 1913. haá filad »aid cratlfirati ta my »(lira, ’ •r. publia h»d ild. a dor« of milk In fianfoyd, *U tM piara d: and he* mads application for tax deed to eouat once a week net»d ln auch application nal/» l»eu* In arcordenra. * ljh law. *¿* weu S Thftt th* «ytrtom of milk (aspra e tha folti Iftlrii Wltnraa. E. A-, Do«gtiaa,t Ctirk^ ol_ aald \»n< employed by the rify «holl be In accordane* la Semin ourt aad tb* seal thereot, thia 2ftlh day with th* »«or* card of th «. Dairy D ivi, on of U u 8 of tho Bureau ol Animal Induxtry of tho Un«, A- tL 1914, n n ,fn i 3d K. acra« (Mil) U- A. DOtJOíeAflÉTra Untied filata* D cpartiofat ot Agrlertlura. land lieti g «eereeed at Ih* dat* Clark o f th* Clrault Court. ... - V A I t abati b« unlawful'for any pftrton or¡TIIf I « î^ u c h cartlBeat* In tha -By J. C. Roberti, OrC, m i m i m l o aft4aU#ri(« »H k for Unlaaa said cor­ Walter I warned r.omo «f Georg# A- DoCotira. or »qU mil within tho limite ell the MtTl IP# «IW1H W *a««* rity, by tlficoti shall be radratpsd nraffldin'l to law, Solicitor ond ot Coassai lor C am pistas» r am »# »111 • ri on* th* flat day mitin#S therewith watar or ony othra aûb- O tat d«rij !•««• IhtuBf»» l9»-TuM-ftti ' v_____ ei*iA neo» o r to rail any milk « » ■ wh|fh tko * July. A. b. 1914. t rreara. ot any part thsrsof, j» « 0 bran r*- of Wit nera my offlrial* ¡signatura anfi .re-ì-• .. .. «except m l that It be eolcTaad tobotad . » ¿ a , .1 mfc ak i fftiBffn«. : ,,< : sani) 2 r , T h at all milk bottft#, a»»» ■/ «»*>« lark Clrault Court^ SattlootVCo.^lH a. C - Tar. ^illh ot. araam ahull baf ronlslOVT* ~;U|f » m Iii4 thorough each NOT, ■'■ 90-Tuhw-Jte wetej *n(i soap or sod*, ’and tlwa acald lo g ’ «a la r or lit* .ri**1“ -. o » d tk* with boU ahy rireum»tanrea muet dbt per uet . tW Asfllcatiea for Ta* i f s • d -Heldw «r As xratra^l fora Using« • , » . Hscttio »74 -and ftTI, GsocrM ••e, — — 'U illalalaa — trlbutlng : milk «7 o f Florida - - to eland la * R Í C an ti'lorv . oftet»ort*d « a i Mantillón fried a cop tract for ralllent Ward *»ff for $16,000 a rear. ■nd tha «torr •at* th#t lha club wa# »afierl wtthnm 1 ,,U * _ N olle« la hereby liven that O rsra tm sl. T i U M t i u C «^ putiti**«« *4 T m ( W t l* cate No. 1092. deled tha 3rd 4U y>at Jorrn, A. D. 1914 baa filsd aald certlflrate la m y. edb o, and haa made appU m lea fo r. tax deed to laaue in accordane« with law. Said certificate ombrare* the followina described prOfMTty aituatad - I» Seminóla eounty, Florida, to*wlt: Half latervet In N E U ol N E I» o l S«ction 2*. Tp. SI S. It. SO E. Ill acre*. The edtd land belai aaao**«fl at tha dat« of tke ienunnro «I aarh c«rtlflcat» In tira ñama of S u .an A. llén ala«». Ualo** aald certificat* shall be redeemed- according to law, tka dead wilt Iraua thereon 6h the 11*4 day of July, A. D. I f 14. Witoeee m y e(M «| seat and t i t u i v n thia tha STth day ol Jpne, A. D., 1814. tarai) E. A. UOUGLASM, ■I 1S. That any peraos, firm or corporation Clark Circuit Court. Seminole Co,, fla . violatili* any of Ihe.tirovlalon* of- Itie fotoaA _ U / J- C. Hubert», I), a 90-Tuee-Stc oln l ordinance «half upon’ eonvlttiun be nod- not lean th alf (EOO, nor more than tUbOO far each offehae-aad tha ticenaa of Nette* of AppHtallea for Taa Heed Under 8* rilen ST« aad STS »«a e ra i HUIelce .gen convicted porooa, Arm or corporation, a l florida may be revoked la ca*e ot ronvIeUon, at tha diacretloo of lha mayor. Notice la hereby tiran Iba* OraraUeat 14. That all «rdinaaeee or parta of or­ Terpentine C « , purchaaer of T a i C erti»dinane«« In conflict herewith nre hereby «ala No. 109-4, dated Iba 3rd day o f Jan*. 1912. baa Sled .aid certlSent* In my o « r e . certify that the foreioln s or- aud baa mad* epplkatlon for ta i deed to ' by the city cou«- laaua la aeewvdana*_ with law. Bald oeetlflduly cil «I Sanford, f l u i d i , on ' tha fat 'd a y •( «ata embrace» the folluwinc dracribed property ait usted In Seminole connty, Florida, Jupe. A. u D. I t U . * ra-wftr H .If Interest In « l i of N W i* of M. W. t-OVKI.U N W 14 ^«t Section 24. T p 4? 8 , II. SO E. Cltjr Clark. 20. Approved bv ma tbla tb* 11th day of Jïïiii. A ;T r .-l* r 4 r I T T . T hf«.h*r, M ayor. a t£ -raid land-bring ^ 90-4-Tuee ol thaI laauani eertllcaU I« tb « name of i Walter Learned. Unlea said ♦ -* Uficatai ahmÖ g* J------ accord -------- *ici *to law, be “ redeemed I deed. . . . I on »ke Sia* day of July, ■ Ordinance Batabllahlas a City Heard y . 1914.. of Health aad Fraridlaf fer 'th e Ap- A. wVtnc. Witncea my official rifattu ra aad ira« pelalmeal ef City llaellb Officer tkia the 27th day of June, A- O. 1914. Be It Ordklaed by the M ayor and City (teal) E. A. DOUGLASS. Council of Sanford,. Florida: . Clark Circuit C e * « . Seminóla Co.. Fla. I. That the aaaw ~«f.<k« ptosant commit___ By i. C. Rabertn, D. C. a of sanitation b* changad to that ot a 90-Tuao-Ste committee on eaaltaUoa and public health, and that Iron henceforth aald committee Nolle# e f Aaoflcalloa for Tog Deed Under shall eoaatttuia what ia i f nfrf all v - Ì Sortie« ftti aad STS U n a r t l Su latew nd termed a* a rity board of health. 2- That th* aalò commute* «hall a Notice la heraby given that Overvtreet Turpentine Ce.. purchaaer «1 Tex Oh UB* eel* No. 1001, dated Ik* lid day of June, A- n . 1112, he« filed said certificate In my re, and haa made application for tax to bwu* In accordance with law, d iiiif « , tbe 'prevention and abatement certlfleeto embrace« the following deeftuittne#« and for the zprompt and 1 property situated in Semlaoie couo-> performance of other duties an aald departHalf Interest la W U nent may be raqulrtd to perform by state ty, Florida, to-wit: ol N W U of N W )< of Section 24, Tp. 21 if. awa or the ordinance* of th* rity. H. »G l?as,. S. That It jtbalLba tbo duty « tend ABY at th* date to ««commend to th* city eblo end welt equipped Jiibyslcian, to be of tho Usuane* of such certificate la tho u u n A. Denalaon. ___— aald Susan DenaLan. Unicas named «* rity keelib oRlcer. who«* duty asm* ot S It shall be to rarr^ out tha inatruriiona ol certificato shall ba redeemed ftctordlng to law, tax deed will l**ue thereon on tho l i s t the committee th « enlorcement ol such health regulatloaa aa may be adapted day o| »ly, A. U. 1914. Wit * my official signatura and seal by the cemmlttee and approved by the I* Jko 2Ttk day of June, A. D. 191 council, and toi perform all auch other this, (•fiali E. lu. ÓQUQLASfh Io time dsHss aa m a y l r iyn _ time _________| __ __be impeeed CWrk Circuit Court, fioaitnalo C i T ì i t , asid, rity health officer. Including th* By 1. C. Hobwrt>, b . C. ____ leal and bacteriological la m in a ­ 90-Tuee-lte tion of milk and other food «tuffs; tk* tast­ ing of rows lor tubercolosi*, tb* chemical analysts of water used tor domestic pur» Nolle* o f Apollcofioa for Tat Deed Cader Hacllan ST4 aad STS deaerai Burnire paese, and to keep all recordo, book* and of Florida pen neresary, and aucb fta era required Noti«« I* karaby given that Ovaratrrat nuncll. thti^ sold committee or city co, Tafpoatia* Co., purcharar of Tax Certifi­ Ith offleor to bri appointed cata No. 29ft, datid tho 3rd day of Juna, ho mayor and to bo con­ dir vol* vota ot ol the Ih# city coo: coon- A. D. 1912, ha* filed aafd citiiflcit# In my firmed by a malortly ctl, and ha «kail raratva. aa yomponsation offlra, and ba* made applicati for hla service«, auch fa* or fren ** may tram deed to iaauo In accordane« c«rt!flcat« ombro era tko f o l t i ___ i S i d i f . ; T i . , s % , f r v . : i r c . « ‘ i . 'S . - . » " ! : property situated in Somlnol* count da. to-w lti Halt Interrai In bv sii t M futnbhed by th* city council with such apof ¡uratu* as may b* rcqutiit* for tb* per, and 810 ft E ot 8 w cor of N ttoa lfl^ T ^ . 10 8. IÇ 39 E, run F. 392 ft N Wmsnra of tk* duties of hi* office. 79 4. That all ordinances and parts of or­ 1« K Tko sold land belog _________ .. i t (k* d a ti dinance, In conflict herewith are hereby of tk* tienanro of such n rtlficeti In tha repealed. I kaieby certify that tb* fwrwgolag ar- ngm* ql A. 1). Tyapn. Unison said certifi­ dlnanc* wa* duly ptued by the rity ceun- cala shall bo redeemed according tor Uw, II of Santerd. Florida, on tha Irt day of tax dead wilt Usuo thereon on tho 3 let day of July. A. D. 1914. Wlta raa my ofllclal signatura aad' aoal — A D- W F ¿ „ m u . this lha 27th day of June, A. D. 1*14. City Clerk. tieni) E. A. DOUGLASS, Approved by me on thia th* lfttk day »1 Clerk Circuit Court, Seminal# Cq., Fla. Juna, A. n . 1914. D, L. Thrasher, Mayer. By J. C. Qabrara- D , OÌ P#-4-Tuea M -Tpan-lta ,I- K! mfik*a.< f t ^ e M S w g g g a e B B Æ s jg a A .- ä ! » . SS, tS t EFfbrlde, f Èt w ■ 'U W Êto-w Ètí; Ëfire«.. Ë t È lÊ Ê Ë M f f i t w f f i '^ “ *d# him, but 4t If. aald to fcav# led S f É t a r g g s B M % S o -j to think mo«w.*4MiripuglX’ ..<Jf 'L,u' T x T u r r a c . » . . vr b f lately becojnlilpt a proU*fiHwaL' labut that ihla■HÉâÉftMgaatlun mu ■ ■P M. W. LOVELL, City Clark. Approved by me on this lfttn day of Juna. A. D. 1914. D. L. Thrasher, Mayor. 9#-4t-Tr»eU< ^ a s S . »t e a t 4B“y . r . iSJ « irei* ^Unira) to pldy prof#a>K>na)tT till tW» to coírmipoúij eiactlr with (ño c í tha aeoeaUon of BWf * » TD® offer, rumored t6 b# about wa# <»cU-%te 9 rt H W d of the ! . /n. Wdffral leaatyt club, denle# [ a Uixt hi# club had made an offer’ te Jo» I a In the nema of C. K. A ‘ - 0**17 set««. Tke sold lead being e t tbe d ite of the tssasnoe of suck .* In tha name of C, X, firm er, ret* No. Sflfl, beginning ft.10 chela* ÍIW cornee of N E lt ot *»e. SO, run south ft.ftC iIS ' 9 3 .ft* W s ln s!' northwest Being (lea* W TT9 feet). The i asece*«d -at the data of lha laauaara ot gart!»eet* is tk* nama of Amonto M r midwife to practice medicine, *. The rity tosrd of health may ravaka. for good cauae, after full public hearing, Ik* «ertifirat* oi any person holding th* aaraa. who la clearly shown to b* kn un­ suitable person to engage la »aid practiic*. who ahsll practice mtd4: d nnyy t iparson lti In the city ot Sanford, without said dte, «hall be fined not mere than ¡0, or Imprisoned not mera than thirty. Ara (er tk* first offen*«, and for tha a«« and qf«n« shall ba fined not lesa tha! #<00. nor more than ftlUO.OO, or Imprbonnbt exceeding ninety da) __ M tk ft. All ordinanrae or part« o f . agdtxaaoefi Is conflict herewith cr* herebv repealed. 1 hereby cwttlf;- that tbe feragolag ordlatic* was duly passed by th* city council of Sanford. Florida, on the first day of Juna, p i . I V ___ __ . • nd the c e * eUble «hall ha , a adegnale meaba M .ve ntllattne n»d ventiiatid and lb*»» »halt ho m «Wide feet of- air «pace tot each con . T h « florae abati be water light. properly traded, era___ well_ drained and bo al a m o - ««o-oh era a ia t nsaltif. The feeding treucha «halt be kept rliaa at all lime*,t the minine cental «wept ewspt down aftaa an oefhJ to keep eep IIre* roe from Irom dirt dir and ___ cob ahall be kept clean at . we- be; ____tb* _ - -walla - __* «W ail time* and aianure ab all bé removed troni tbe alalie ahd iutiera at -loaet twice daily and depoaited at leart two kuadred M at tram II m A É H b and A I the M matabla M AaA A H tha atable, ball bo white waebed, at leait, once yearly. I t . The eowa- meat be kept thor«uthly clean and manure rauat not be permitted to collect upon Ike tall*, ride*, udder and belly ef any much row and tho teata and uddar ■haU ba thoroughly « I«a need bolero milk- i 1 ‘ '-a»* tho rity mat Dead Undfir Gasaral Hlaiolo* (haro# lk certifiM tdilb £ " » fflaÆMNS « f fioofnrd. AÄ 3 » 7 .r i Joly, A. IL sititi container« musi Do ' Wltnaao .m y offl brior* rs- tkia tbo 27tk day of milk B, ■jJKSî"« — m, -n - land brini'iaeera»d nt tha dato — CbttU Cnit, „1. m li. ' ih* Ü fé ihif paper ii |. y o u want ao’mo of their butincas. *tfm ■r �• . ,v m i ! when h«. awoara. off with a oath, \yhen the man quits, after u INCIDENTS THAT PRECEDED NAhigh resolve and with more or It&s HORAE. MORE THAN A MATCH , >OLEON’B EXILE TO ELBA. emotion connected, with tho per­ FÖR FOE IN FAIR FIGHT*,. formance, whether he lapses or not AND depends largely on that man. some­ what on the attendant circum­ Conqueror Would Hava ’Resisted to stances of his renunciation and a Had Opportunity to Run, But Bravely the Last, But Hie Generals D#' ’ Stood HI» Ground and Crushed little— but very Uttlo— on the phrase­ aerted Him—tn*l*ted on For­ tha Skull of Hie Enemy In ology of his swearing off pledge. mer Leader's Abdication. the Last Round. Jhe case of prohibition Is a ‘ dose A CHIEL IS AMONG VE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH* parallel. The state or tho county A hundred .years agp o n e -o f ttift « HE’ LL PRENT ’ EM SO SAYS SAUNTERER. The following, among hundri-ds of events of all history occurred- it waa or the Jownrytake any group---»«* the tirm of lie way». Perhaps the similar Incidents, seems to be well the abdication of Napoleon as E a• •/ „ . ♦conomic waste of liquor appeals to authenticated: peror of Franco and the signing a’ «; Dropping Into a shoe »hop the Some years ago*» hunter In Wyo­ of (he rights of his Tamily to .the judgment of .the electorate; .per­ ntbej. day to have some work dope ming territory waa camping under tho throne of that fair land. The Bourbon haps the moral obliquity of coun­ I noticed that the shoemaker ' tff wind riTdr/wgU Up In the mountain». family was to be gplurbed bo power, tenancing by law tin intsitution, the He had » horse of fine breed; and taking down some beds was working Lait wiok I jokingly made alluak 1 chief business of which is.to make had selected a small bunch of cotton­ the Allies having entered Paris. in so mo very soft material , and ask* to the names of the' two men who Napoleon, beset on every, hand on ing him.-what it was found put that were in the coffee business in Or­ fools and criminals of men, strikee wood trees for his camp, while, at' a the downward slide from tho crest of it was pure paper pulp, instead of lando, Ohse and Awde, and what the people..»» civic folly; or perhaps little distance, under an unusually power, had -returned to FVmtalneblead leather the heel» were made of pa did - these gentlemen do * but come all the good people unite against large tree-of the same kind, and apart at the beginning of April, too late, alpel-fox-fillara-juul„wb*t_UX!r«ed to _right_ back with a pound of the thoee whom .they deem the bad s l f “ * * _■ * ! ' “ !! *J »«M * ñ - WW. ir - highly moral yearning to lUlllPO. He was sUU bent on doing something. be a real thing' kr»a a mere sham. (a mous ’ Eofa ' V rëm P ôï" fresh rtìàaWdyf**0 It ooold hardly bs called stabling— On the night of April X, Caolalnqpurt Now maybe this is the best kind of coffee— sent it to .the editor of The hasten, the millennium, and a law for iha b o n e waa picketed, and the prohibiting the sale of liquor is returned from Parla, with the news msterial for the making of heels and Hergld who in turn handed it to me J by constitutional tree formed bis »belter. that the eenete bad deposed thè for­ solee of shoe«. Maybe paper ia and I want to thank Ohse and Awde passed either One nlgbt the banter waa aroused mer master. Ilia reception of th# new* cheaper and better and.the manu- for the same. Oh-Say Ow Awd, amendment or by legislative act. from a sound sleep by a neigh from was dramatic. "Fine* business!." declare all the don't-cher-know. facturer» of shoes trying to give the bis horde, which sounded rather Ilk# The following day was a busy one. good people and all the wise people rag# than alarm. American horse# public good * service; recognise - the His officers were called. fact that paper is better and in­ 1 Nearly every man professes a and all the people desiring to strike ar# often quick to detect the approach "I have offered to the Emperor Alex­ out the economic waste, "Thank of Indiana, os well as boasts of prey, stead of giving us common leather fondness for fishing and fellows who ander, ” »aid he. "a peace at the prie# give us real nice paper. Hill Ma- never wet a line nor heard of Isaac. heaven, that J o b la donel" Where­ and the hunter- waa toon upon bia of great eacrtfloea. Freno# wl ‘ poles was not far from wrong when Walton will discuss the subject with upon the Rum Fiend laughs a low, feat, and-looking la the direction of former frontièra. He has' refnsed; he tried to pass a Pure Shoe Bill in all the aplomb of a debutante at a hoarse, second-act laugh, nnd the bis h on «. The animal waa standing In the full allows the troop# to wear tho w! the Florida legislature. In oldèn bride1» shower. Some do get-reel ddvil is still to pay— for the. cigars light of a bright moon, and seemed to cockade. I will attack Parle. 1 times we wore shoar.'knd boots made enjoyment from dangling a hook are on the highly moral ycarners be staring at an object In the branches on you. Am I right?" The appeal to their attachment of pure leather and there,were not in the water and waiting for a bite, and their aiders and abettors. Tho of tha trqa. As Uta banter looked as many cattle killed then as sow; which mprd times than not is in­ truth is, the job has only begun. It the branches were violently agitated, great. The resourceful conqueror stood Why should we- pay for leather and flicted about eight inches north of takes from one to ftto years to g eta a dreadful yelling scream waa beard, before them. "Vive l’Empereur! To Perle!" was prohibitory law passed in a state. sad a dark object, which waa a moun­ receive paper and why should not the third button on ones oxfords the shout of assent that thundered ^Kansas, the only place where the tain Uon, landed on the back of the the legislature pass a pure shoe bill by a chigger with jawa like a adlr gratefully In his care. s^JfcjjUy amount» to much, it has horse. The latter sprang Jnto the air, as well as a purv^j^pd bill.- I for tinner’s shears If y o q t "Tell your aoldlcr»" he *ald brief­ qdpftet of i century to i n- with a mad scream, little Inferior in one do\nty, bell . ___ chigger you are cerUin.'t&.tyijl a j ly. shrillness and rage to that of his ’It is possible—even probree that tlmLOf.the »ttaeWflW if uwfcpMJjknfpsa.hoUt'VWtJttf* The generals, however, stood aloof. tinuof the .»ttacNQxf ftuvekpUwpfpa-tjuit Nie commoti sense of the enemy. Ney w a s'thDlr .leader. To them the j^per must be V * d A > h 4' h a r ^ > l l h i T b ^ W t He returned to the ground with a people and their common . .-..„tura of shoes, e^.üie ^ n ÿ fh ttu re o f £ ^ & th ^ * K Z one Bnd h„ u situation was not onV that could' bo groat concussion, but failed to shako ’moral senile have so developed durcured by the Jmilgtnntlbn alone. Real tempÿff Like a IViuyjag- Jiifate, fngk the post generation' that the off tbs mountain Ban, so closely did power was needed. He, Lefebvre and * Thsrre - * “ is• •a « c*r «« »-'jà * » f’* piscAtorial * tbn latter cling to his prey,- Blood timt* required to get a state thor­ Moncey entered Napoleon’s study with­ in place of the r&l .thing. No subpikejji} the membership of. which is oughly under a prohibitory law will begad to appear on the hone’».nock out awaiting bis will. * i-> stltate should^bs Used in the manu­ large, who get most àf' »hoir pleas­ be Tea# now than that required thirty and shoulders, and the Hon waa tear­ "Sire," sold Ney, "It la time to end facture. of any article when the puring ble way to hie jugular, to let out ure from sitting in-'the iloa’dy draft or forty years ago. Nevertheless, this. Your situation fs desperate. Yon the gallant beast’s lift. chaser Is paying for something sup­ of a whirring fau jkrgulng thfe merits until »«.state has enough public will Apparently realizing bis full danger, must make up your mind and abdicate posed to be real and if I pay $4 or of various kinds dfrUckie and bait. power to keep up .the fight for at before his master could do anything, for tho King of Romo," $6 for a pair of shoes I certainly Napoleon began to discuss the situa­ Taking their own word for it their least a decade, and keep •1 t up the horse snapped the picket rope want real leather and I believe I am favorite rendezvous is* about five "through, many a conflict, many a and sprang Into a dense tangle of tion. entitled to real leather. 1 hope "It Is Impossible!" Ney exclaimed, miles up or down the river where doubt," winning here and^ losing boughs, and the mountain lion was the Hon. Bill Mnpolrt' will bring up breaking in Impatiently. "The army they always catch the big ones. there— thia state should try tapering torn'from hla seat and hurled back his pure shoe hill again and that it will not follow yon. You have Tost its with greai violence. The sthlllon But If you do not find these advo­ 6 IT on local ‘ option rathe^ than to will pass but the shoe manufac­ confidence." passed through the thicket and then cates enjoying the soothing comfort try »wearing off on prohibition. "The-, army haa «till obedience turers will probably knock it out turned to confront hla enemy -In the of a fan and something with a straw enough to punish your rebellion," re­ again with their yr*l! paid lobby as open space, never offering to run in it they are nearby regaling some sponded Napoleon, sUU the master as S IR E S AND SONS. they did last time. The common away. other chap with the tale of their The lion, quickly recovering himself, their eyes mef. Ney quailed before people hardly evet get by with a bill latest catch, Daniel Coffee of Cleveland fought In end msd with the taste of blood, that glance. of this kind. And all of us will go If you will seek any co d , restful tho Mexican war o f 1840-8. lie la sprang once more Into the branches of . Breakfast was served lste the fol­ on using paper shoes Ut $4 per pair. spot within four blocks of the court elghtysfx. the big tree and made another leap to­ lowing day, tho hour being l l o'clock. Philadelphia has three living 'veter ward the borser but missed bis aim. Tbo Emperor came to tho meal with house these days and keep perfectly quiet for a time you will hear much ens of the former Mexican war. J, B. - Then he .began a series of circle# a number of his generals. Including 'learned discussion of the superiority Wilson, ninety; I. Williams, eighty around the horse, getting nearer end Ney. They ate heartily and then' re­ nearer each time, and at lu t made tired to an adjoining room. Napoleon of bull heads as compared . With eight and O.. Manypenny, ninety. stalked up and down for some min­ J, C. Chatterjt on# of India's most another leap. Skinner bait or Oowiagac as-a lure. utes, bis eyes fixed upon the floor. Bud distinguished scientists, will shortly But the brave horse was ready for You will catch 'the confidential dé­ Visit Japan to carry out rtwosrcb work him, and with the rapidity of thought donly he stopped before CaulsJncourt tails of the story of a pool where in tbc Interests of Shintoism aud-BodT e m p t ftie a p p e t i t e , changed front and bis hind feat struck and said: the big ba*4; lurk a n d ' no one has dblsm. "I will abdicate." . ‘ ‘ >. the Hon full In the breast. p l e a s e tise ta s te , a n d been able to land them. "YdU can “ Sire." «aid Moncqy, “yon are sav Myron 'fr Herrick, United State# sopThe anlmet rolled over end over,, n o u r is h \ th e b o d y . see ’ em in there and one of these tmssador to France, ha# been given a with yells of pain and rage, but then Ing FYance.” C risp, clea rA u id fresh — . Alter some discussion. Napoleon mornings when I can get awa'y I gold - medal by tho French Natural came on again. Efc 5 cen ts¿etth b m o is tu r e UUtory association for "international added: "I have desired tho glory and am going out and get ’em, believe This time he came to hla death, for p r o o f p a ck a g e. me." The earnestness of the re- service In the protection of wild life." .tho horse's heel*1 struck him fairly happiness of Franco. - I hav# not eucSir Charles Wyndhnm. the veteran between tho eyes, and crushed hla cceded. I abdicate and r«U r»" citai almost "arouses in your breast On Apfll 11 the formal net of abdl actor-manager, who Is seventy-seven, skull clean across. He gave a few a determination to junto a try at’ it cation waa delivered to the Allies and Is utill halo and hearty, and-has no In­ convulsive struggles and then stiffened yourself until you remember with tention of retiring yet. He U now pre­ In death, white the triumphant stal­ the treaty, generally known as tbo regret that you loaned your tackle paring to bring out a new piny. Be­ lion ftood neighing and pawing tho Treaty of Fbntaincblean, waa signed. two year* ago.« fore going on tho stage be served as ground In token of victor^.. By this document Napoleon was made t . •• • an nrmy surgeon. monarch of,the Inland of Elba and the \ Somehow I cannot ri<f my sys­ title of emperor was continued. He Captain Hugh Hodman, U. S. N„ who Headgear Cause of Baldness. tem o f a sincere regret that Morau will have ehorgo of all the -details of Antarctic baldness U tho result of renounced^»!! tho'rights of. his family was unable to mop the map with putting shipping through the Panama wearing close- woolen caps, says Per­ to the eoviirelRnty of, the FYoneh Eta Johnson in their bout a few days canal, graduated from Annapolis’ fa drai (Tray, navigating officer of the plre, the Klogdoip o f Italy and alt oth­ 4* ago. Of course 1 didn’ t really ex­ 1380, nnd with the. exception of six Aur^ht. -which1 relieved Dr,'M^jvson er countrfari. 4 f i r pect him to do 1 t, but there was a yean baa been at sea ever since. Hrf and hla companions In thé Antarctic. baa been around the world fire times "I had not seen Dr. Mawaoti for two Why Explorers Cannot Rest. i tiny ember of hope that flamed fltand hat commanded ablps In nearly years previously,” be told » ‘ newspaper : fully during the first few rounds 8 lr Ernest Bbackleton was naked every big port. representative, "and was surprised to the other day, why bo was .project­ *niitl then died to ashes. R o u n i^ ¿ h in , tender—. And him so fit after the experience a ho ing bis great expedition right across Moran is a good name, like Kelly . w i t l^ i dfttifchtfunflavor Forest Notes. had undergone. Since we last saw the Antarctic continent.- "Why we go and Ilurke and Shea', and I winhfed U •j - a p p r o p r 1 p t or f o r them the party bad become almost 1. cannot say." be replied. "What the him .weljr Updef^the pocket where Results from western white pine bald, doubtless.owing to the fact that Ju t V ,' c te a 1 -.te a a n d I always carry the cigar I'm . not plantations threV seasons or more old for two years they had boon wearing Impelling force la . that makes ex­ . d ih u c r i^ J ^ c e n ts . plorers I cannot describe. . It Is one smoking there was a warm spot for show on y erogo of 11? per cent suc­ dose woolen headgear. Ono addition o f the sort of things of which. If you » veri ko white pino soll to tha base cgmp appqalod-to all of the boy from Pittsburg and I cès» could describe It In so many words, coi belconducted for from t|S. 'I t Was a Targe cfoss,.visible far crowded up close •to the bulletin pUnting ca«, bel half the charm and half the Interest board 10 as not to lose a word. I fT> to St) per acre* \ Mrat at aa», which had béen. erected to would bo i o n . , j • Western yellow pine cooes, to tfie the memory ~of L|eutansftl‘ Nlbnla qnd , "When you are tn the Antarctic wanted to be among the first to read tlmt Moran was one white hope who amount of UJ77 busbals, obtained on Dr Mora (who perisbod while on’ a you have an ’ uncomfortable time, was not hopeless. I wanted to read the Ritter Root nitlopal foftat. Mon-, journey with Dr. Mawsou). The parly frozen ono minute and -roasted the SB tana, yielded U.djS pounds o f seed. received a never to-bo forgotten tvel next, but' when you come back to the stor^ of bow ha had mussed up Tf>c average cost of the eztraded seed come from the crew of our ahlp.” De- civilisation and’ alt down to dinner», that mud colored molecule with the H cents per pound. ,»crlb!ng the dredging work >lr. dray before you have been home six months macerating mitt and the mildewed IV orret liiitApUu rcoundta only one 's a id : "W s obtahjed; g o»fc'«tra ord i- yon want to get out on- (o ibe lone morals. ,J cypram liWjtbe 'United «ate#, ft# nory creatures from th* rttplbs of tha trait again. But what Is the use of remem- range extl-ii^s^frooi JJoIrrwnre south­ sea. Including fish,with larcdnoaq eyes j;:;;Each step taken into the unknown bering aomctblng qpe. ought to Ttfr- ward iirOdifli filiriho«Vt Into Texan and characteristic of the life I n f u s e great unfold» a paga of mybtery. and as get? Ytìu have to hand it to John- up the MUslaplppl volley to Illinois depths where there ts no light.’-1 lon g ’os there la any myatefy on (hla Prince o f appetizers. son and it looks as though he wasn’ t qnd Indiana, .wit 1* one of the. few globe It ia not only man'» right but Makes daily trips from Th* Infinite Procession, dud for the count until he gets it cone bearing tree« which drop Uietr algo his duty to try to unravel It, so Gincer-Snriip Land .to We look through tho mlcrotcopa; that. In future ages we shall not be from ripping the enticing. green leaves In winter. -Tbc heart woo^ uf ■>Mn waiting mouths every­ cypress is noted for it* decay resistant physicists, chemllta, biologists, pry In­ pointed at as the men who lived In bevoragfl^fom a chilled glass. ’ where. Boy Z u Z u to to the Inner recesses of matter, only the dark ages of the twmUeLh conproperties. . the grocer man, 5 cents. to find energy—energy heaving, toss­ turf." * Thèfo.. is state prohibition and ing, turbulent. Imprisoned, perhaps, or Aviation Notes. there1’ is state prohibition— several l.m Murai wngis (winds' of It and William . Allan - . TrorlOOT It* tmitifol accepts reilalrr An eastern authorityfoaya men wear White, tho great Kansas editor coudiUom*. the* British war office will the mlnu&st particle# of matt«r. ani­ mi .untacboa to hide and modify thalr sums up the situation admirably ,put any neroplaun through tlie military mal, v oid able or Inorganic, restless )clous homeliness. He says be in tho Saturday Evening Poet The aireptanco twsL" energy, eternal effort. If w# turn to . v ' M .fas own .upper lip to this waythe' htafory of pirn life upon our globe, first paragraph of his fine article .is One o f the French menu fact M ■Vuse It looks like the upper lip o f we And but records of en sa follows; . has produced a hydroaeroplane who would set fire to 1 Prohibition, of course, dost, not frorrerful that It la In and dsneo 1« gly peculiar form which prohibit. Nothing" has hurt ‘ the than n flying tugboat.' upper lip, as It living organisât«,' everywhere cause of temperance In this country . ,Tbe English ayiator Gustave Hamel .leaving its , tree« fo innumerable This, is a somewhat mnv'e a record recently by ny loofdnK looping tb tbi* - . th: . ... all mustache wearers >IU duly io seriously as th» dbluglon that n. mav'a ' k .. Jp » »v#rv There are rqa*tachea far ugljsr law £n the statute hoqk will, proBuy bitcuit bqhed by than tho ugliest of uppof lipj,* There httilY tho isle of liquor In "a city, a ■ P ^ ' ith# latest Zeppolln idrsltp are jmiBtorhes in tlotm Jhkt vfould county or a sUte. A prohibitory i principi# Of organic Ufo. from.Ut# * cruLsodrOrer Berlin it m«de hardly .blindA _' * NATIONAL irtixre 1 law in a . community, whether the »p e rio d ofjregqUbfo.eilirtktf«??, noise. In the past thu nlrshlb« of liti* «iti». tHfough ÄstfirdTd futms. unit qf population bo Urge or ar B lS W lfe consjilcuous for thu bojiï [ in the depth# U, »ffor ill, only a flood resolut created. .. But 1 on ...‘ COMPANY and like a good rcsqlutl ” -- 'f*-* * _ . Ilari V up be. kept or that« te’ h m jj You can't ÌAiunxye look for that naipe * A state or a county or,» bering up. >. y-* you [CLASSIFIED a d v e r t is in g ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST N O T IN IT r Uneeda Biscuit B a r o n e t B is c u it Th" 023 ifiAnS ä b «. . . w piDMMion. tJS2 _ ' * --/n o T a Ï k “ K •d rm ,«"Veat V no name of; house number U In the ad pJcsac d » not The Herald for Informati the- Identity o f the «dVertU«* uilly we do nov know who the rertlser Is and If we do We « tC not..allowed to glvb ont thls| formation. Simply write a Iciulr . J and address it ai» per lnstrutj|ÇOs n the ad. • ** S tO R SALE For Sale Dirt .Cheap— Buick, live passenger car. Now tire#,' Jujt o»»rh «»ltJ . t l - 5 ,p For S t l e - m o Csdillac touring r for 1400.00, fust overhauled in good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine & Garage. 82-tfc For Sale^-Two good hones and spring Rtgon. Inquire of Coco Cola Bottling Co. 80-tfc For Sale nr Rent——Two nice re*itl.-ncca at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. 8Q-tf For Sale;—New Underwood type­ writer, price $75. \ P. 0. box lSW, Sanford, Fla. 89-tf : For sale at a bargain, as I live to far a*ay cannot attend to this 1 $ acre;. Of Celery Delta at Cameron C ity, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ gated and tiled, fine 6 inch Rowing well. If you want 15 a cr« of fine celery and potato and vegetable land go and look at this and make me an ¡offer. Trolley from Sanford runs past the land known as the Joshua Powel! Farm. Make offer to owner, J. P., 26 ColumbiaJfstreet, Hampstead, L. I., N. Y. 93-13tp TO KENT For Rent— Three roomsffurnished for light housekeeping. Alad two bedrooms. Mr». 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Trafford, city. * 90-tf *VvM I 8 C E L A N E O US y re*M^*Ma*^Ml narowHI — ■ •# Wanted— X lady J# m taurnnt and lunch counter ivb'rk. . -Apply tu Ü, W.‘ Spencer nP^pepol IdUth coun* .... s s s a g S E a ijim e _ ter. vr - Çat of Arfetant Mexico j The Mexican &mself drmly believe# id heaven and hell, ya in tho . of tile Altees be- r an tits full quota of g*n «x ine of anctent nine * JribViy■(* extinct, was a Mexico peculiar’, «Ten-fAPdfitfre creature, be­ ing absolutely übketifsavo for the few sparse balm whtçi> appeared along tb# ridge of Its tali'kAd .bsck at tho 5*,w l n t # r ../;' ’• *•' ***** S • so«* d All Local Advertlsetnents tinder I This Heading THREE CENTS . Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ----- 25 Cents. - r - -------- ' tllng. - miles of ’ ? «11 * _ in 1 ent Ruekln. —— ^ V c« , \-.C«omwell had 1 v e ip f.. The coot tm n 1 �* —~ •- r r - -J} : ~» X. w»*» •*-w4. V . K >. . ¿tf •K . . ’] . OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY 'TV JJY . yoMJME V iV, ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SANFORD— L/A» / - IVb#<A Living \ ........ .. . h .. . SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1914 ----------------------------------------- !------DEATH OP W. 11. UNDERWOOD bull m o o se MOVE TO BREAK BRYAN LAW Well Known Manufacturer a f This City Dies Afie.- Month’s Illness’ -Ml NO 93 HEURTA ABDICATES |NEW D ISTR IC T CARBAJAL SUCCEEDS SEEMS DOOMED COMPTROLLER KNOTT HERE Popular Stats official Will Make The Race For Governor lion. W. V. Knott of Tallahassee was in the city on Wednesday call­ ing' o-i his many Sanford friend*. Hin duties-«» state comptroller-hav* been very arduous and.ha.D refresh­ ing his mind ami body by a few days’ vacation. There have been some question* about his assessment of the Atlantic Coast Lina Railway agltatiad In tha Reporter-Star. Mr. Knott took occasion, to stop off in Oriandoifor a day and ezplain satis­ factorily the situation. As given elsewhere in this issue the tax** that formerly accrued to Orange county from th* A. C. L. shop* and were distributed equally In the various aehool diitrict* In the county hav* now been-curtailed on account of the formation of Seminole county and this sum now goes to Seminole coun­ ty. The tax books of Orange show­ ed the deficiency and th* ReporterStar promptly called attention to what seemed a lower assessment for the A. 0. L. Mr. Knott has been A public official for .many years and has always served the state honestly and well and his numerous friends over Florida are prom lsiog.^im their support in his candid**jn Jot the highest poaRion in the stalV. N Asked »■ to whether the reports that he would be a candidate, for Governor were triifc Mr. Knott re^ plied that ha would certainly a be a candidate and had already launch­ ed the gubernatorial boom. While It is early to think about the next Governor of Florida Mr. Knott goes on the axiom that the early bird will get the worm and he wants his friends to know that ha will be in the race when it starts. FOUR WILL MAKE RACE FOR THE GOVERNOR’S SEAT After an Hints* of several weeks’ ’ duration W. H. Underwood of-this city succumbed to the insidious RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY SEEM S T H A T FLORIDA WILL approaches of cancer yesterday af­ — : -r M EXIC AN CONGRESS HAVE BUT W E •V* ternoon. Us had an operation for •MJBANING T H A T A N D E R SO N LATEST BRINGS OIJT CONcancer upder his arm a bou ^ 6 ne WILL FIG H T F L E T C H E R .* month ago and It waa thought at G R ESSM AN FRANK CLARK the time that the disease would be confined there. Mr. Underwood becamo to much better that he was enabled to get about the streets but '■Ttl the disease was in other parts of his OTHER NEW 8 OP THE WORLD OTHER NEWS OP FLORIDA GARFRESH PROM THE WIRE - KKRED IN SHEAF FOR body and a few weeks ago he was FOR HERALD READERS . BUSY READERS obliged to take to his bed and has KJCE LITTLE SCHEME TO I» MAY8 , HUDSON. KNOTT A N D never been able, to leave It. His CANDIDATE IN FIELD AGAINST Mexico City, July 16.— Gen. V ic­ Washington, D. C., July VI.— The CLARK 8 EEM -TO BE THB many friends here hoped against toriano Huerta resigned from ~the Sehate amendment to .the sundry •; DEMOCRATS feta PRESENT LINEUP hope, skilled phyticiatis aided by provisional presidency of the Mex­ civic bill dividing Florida- into two Herbert L. Anderson, Dtill Moose nurses, his faithful wife and friends A good deal of gossip is breaking ican republic last night and his res­ ^tntoms districts la doomed. It is lesdtr in Florida, will attempt to did all in their power but the dis­ ignation was accepted by the senate learned that the 8enate conferees out In Florida circles at Washington prove the Bryan primary law un- ease overcame their effort* and the and chamY>er of deputies by a vote are ready to haek down on this and especially among members of (onstltutional, and behind the end came Thursday afternoon fboiit the congressional delegation, in re­ amendment. of 121 to 17. •theme la said to be.the Progressive six o ’clock. gard to the next gubernatorial nom­ Francisco Carbajal than was ap* In fact, its insertion in the Senate piety candidacy of John S. Max* ination. Congressman Frank Clark The funeral servlets will . take pointed president and too, thh oath was agreed to merely a* a mean* of > V'H of Jacksonville, for thr-United place at the Baptist church this of office mt the joint session of the smoothing out opposition to* the is already being hailed aa "G overn ­ States Senate, in opposition to .the afternoon at 4 o’clock, in charge of deputies and senators. or" by members of Congress from patnge of the sundry civil bill and other Stated-ami he replies smilingly rvgular Democratic nomlnbe, Dun* the Elks and Odd Fellows, Rev. Huerta’s reigflqJlqn was submit- with the Reservation that th* proto thi» pleawzjtl'-aaiuUtion^-but I* fin U. Fletcher. Hyman officiating.’ Interment will ud'ihrougirm; qjrtment of for- vision would "Le dropped In. confer­ not ready -’to ihske’ any announce­ A bill of complaint and nn *appli- be made at the family burial ground • • i g n , - r e l a t i o n s . . . / e a d In the ence. >►’ ment on this subject. As seen here ation for a temporary injunction at Marshallville, Georgia. bouse and was grMttil'wRh cries of The bill which passed the House the pre-nor^inatlon face ia likely to m training the Secretary of State, W. {{.'U nderw ood w4s bortt-jn* ’’ Viva Huerta.” It’ .tben was refer­ as a separate measure transferring develop into a spirited four cornered H. Clay Crawford, from complying Georgia near Montaxuma in 1805 i d to the joint committees of go- Florida customs headquarters from con(qs( between F. L. Mayes, editor with the Bryan act by certaJfying and. spent his early boyhood in that hernkeion. After (brief considera­ Jacksonville to Tampa Is now pend­ of th> ' i nsacol* Journal; C. L. Wilthe nominations for state and na- part of.the state.» He early in HTe tion the -committee» .reported, so- ing before the Senate committee. svu. of*Marianna; F. M. Hudson, of tional o (lices to the various counties learned the trade Of blacksmith and cepting the resignatloiClo'Hhe follow­ Senator Bryan will try to have it Miami and Representative Clark. of the state for the purpose of mak* worked at that for years in his na­ ing term af*'' amended to as to create a new dis­ • The forecasters are not yet making jog up lista of Democratic nominees tive state. * He aiao learned locoma' '/»."Article l — We accept the resig­ trict for Tampa and preserve the any predictions, because tho nomin­ for the general election in N'oVem* tive engineering and at one time w^a nation presented by Gen. Victoriano present headquarter« / at Jackson­ ation is so fpr away that projihedes her, tfere filed- In the circuit’ court with the Central of Georgia Railway. Huerta as president of the Mexican ville. —* • would be hazardous, bjit it Is aSTdent' (or Léon county Bt Tallahassee O n .account of the ill health of his United -States. It I* not dear, however, that It that the contest is going to attract this morning. . The application for write he decided to move to Florida Coyld be put through the House as "Article 2— We cali licentiate lively interest here because of the Injuhclion will be returnable before and for several years was travelling Francisco Carbajal, minister of for­ so amended, as Representative Urfmention of Mr. Clark's name in con­ Jodie James T. Willis, of the salesman for the John G. Christopher eign relations to assume the presi­ derwood and other leaders would nection therwith. Co. of Jacksonville and after wire Dihth judicial circuit of Gaines* fight it to the finish. dency." * rill*» next Monday. Mr. Maxwell is making Gainesville hi*.’ homo trav­ A ballot was taken and the joint X X X FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION elled for the S. J. Thomas Co., out session approved the report. counsel’ for the complainant. Traded Dog for Baby De Land Wins Game The bill o f complaint filed at Tal- of that city. About six'years ago he Jacksonville,- .Fla., July 17.— A President Carbajal proceeded to DeLand won from Sanford yes­ Coast Line Employees Killed South khtMce is said to be a longthy af- remoVtM to’ this section and livec the national pfllacc under an escort bulldog for a babyi . This Is the terday aftemoqn in n hard fought of Lakeland »{tir. U U understood that the.cots near Wagner, being engaged in the of presidential guards, and sil along novel trade offer which Supt. Mar­ game by the score of & to 2 . A federal inspoctoy has been sent pblnant cites many rfasohs why he shingle business afterward doming the way was greeted with tumultu­ cus C. Fagg, of the Children’ s Home It wa* one of the most Interosting Tor to Inspect the bloller which ex­ Society received a few days ago and games that h*d been played here this believes the Brynff'KgC’ is unronsti- to'Sanford'and engaging In the wag­ ous cheering. ploded at Holder on th r Atlantic the deal has been consummated. It season, as both teams played high . tational, am ong the principal ob* on manufacturing business In the i : t Coast line early Tuesday morning. P jtctlons bciAg that the Bryan act -Vaughn holding on Palmetto ave­ London, July 16.— Half a dozen happened because baby Hazel Wil- class bail. 'Only two members of the craw Provides that a man lias to be a nue and was there when the laun­ policeman were required today to Hairuon, two year* old, curly haired Hodgden pitched" excellent ball survived. One of these, Flagman qualified elector in May, when the dry firo consumed the qntir* build­ remove from the Marlborough »tract Bjyl brqyn.eyed, happened to be on for Del And allowing tba-Sa«for«l Morton Thogpen of Lakeland tells lie then pur­ polie* court twif Ikicking, clawing, the front porch of tho receiving home hoys only three hits. Crosby, San­ Wnml election laws provide th a t'» ing and contents tho following atory: sun shall be a qualified elector in chased the present location ou Oak screaming suffragette*, whoI earlier when a well dressed man nnd woman ford's, stgr pitcher delivered a flqv "SVe had just pulled out of« Holder avenue and erected n ‘ fine ibrick in tbo day. had attempted ia horae- drove by. in a machine. Jlovember. • -article of ball.striking out fourteen and were under heavy headway, On the teat betid«,- the young of DeLand's brat bailor*. Hudgins ' The complainant, Mr. Anderson building, being especially equipped whip Right lion. Thomas McKinnon good when suddenly the train stop­ fût the manufacture of Underwood woman was an expepafvo bulldog, did the receiving «for Sanfq^d. and 4 . Wood, secretary o f state yf Scotian was formerly a leader o f the He* ped and 1 was thrown put of the L publicans In Florida. He' has beep wagons aqtt byggies ond for gen­ But for the iatervention-bf hla butler wiiosa coat had been 1200 just'a few worked hard all during the gainer-. door on the platform of the caboose. All of Sanford infield p!ay*d good Th* train carried 45 cars and It took t great admirer of Theodore House-' eral repair and- wood working bu*i- it in probable the secretary—would day* before, according to the man. soundly ihnuhfid-.:------j!— lli* cya just than caught »ight-af-eh« ■fiatl -ahff With a llltle'm ofe pracllc* m# a few tpinutea to rur. its length wit. When the Republican party ne#i, harness, etc. Mr. Unficrwood tot, and he pressed both pedals of they will be able to give the people but .'4 "was soon there and'found a X t : Mr,- Anderson remained- a ’ « « • i l i indefatigable worker and-had built up a fine busine** in this sec; . Washington, July 16.—Secretary the mhchino hard. "Let’ s go in .find of Sanford just as good ball a* they sight that words cannot describe. vc-lt man. Uon apd,hàd. mado plans for the in­ Bryan today announced he would tre the babies." he said to his wife. would want to see anywhere. ^ Du- Engine was completely demolished I l n connection with the attempt corporation of H’m buslncjji.dnto*« As they came up the slope baby Bose mado a sensational catch back ap'd’ 'right below the fire box the itio sign n peace commission trkaty.wilh ' t o prove the Bryftn primary law un­ larger company for tfop manufacture Minister De|Pona of .UrazuaF, « o n - IUz«-! ran forward with outstretched of second base during the last part exi>|niuon .hail torn a hple eight faet constitutional it was reported on the af Underwood wagod»’ upqn d a ^ a n d that on another day next arms, and aaid the on* mugic word, of tha gamd. . deep Into the earth. A1 bottom t streets today that John S.| Maxwell icale when death «talked in and »’ut week tie would sign similar pact* "Daddy.” Her own real daddy had The real feature of the game v n . f <hi# 1 found Varn.-atter luiril tllg* would be a candidate on the Pro­ short his useful life. . with Argg)tine, Brazil and Chile, died, and her mother, dylrig~ herself, Kanner stealing home in the fifth ging. ’ He waa badly mangled, one gressive party ticket for the United Although a very bu*y man in bis llefor« the end of the week Mr. had left the little one in charge of (nn nnlng and scoring the first run for •tiuulder having been trashed off and Sutes Senate, in opposition to the own business M r .. Utftlerwood al­ Bryan will send about twenty of thse tha society j>ut a few days before, Sanford. t h e ' bone ■protrudingVthrough, beDemocratic* nominee, Mr. Fletcher. ways took an active interest in city treaties to the senate for ratifi­ Ip«? last desperate chaneo of getting Keown, DsLand’s left fielder ’ ra­ •othcr wounds 'add bruises. Mr, Mitx,well is remaining rather affairs and ser.vid 'two terms as al­ to’ tha car« of friends aqd securing ce! ved three hits out of four times The Inen w*r«t »11 dead, hut in the cation.. quiet on, the subject, but it is be- derman of Sanford and was also a Similar convention*, with France medical attention. up. Two coatly errors caused San­ hop* ItiaJL I » l * ht to rave j^-lftVod ho will make a definite an- candidate for the position of mayor nnd Great Britain will not be signed The man and woman calt*d on ford to Ioaa tha game.' their'llvbFlf 1 could.get a doctor, I. •ouncemant regarding the matter in of the city. He served most faith­ until ail of Great Britain’s self- Mr. Fagg very early the next day. BatterU*— Sanford, Crosby and ran back a mile and a half to Hol­ • few days. # fully a* chief of the fire department* governing colonics have accepted The dot, handsomely groomed- was Hudgins; DeLand, lfodgden and der and woke up a doctor who The outcome’ of the injunction and while a member of the council their provisions. Secretary Bryan with them, and pointing to the ani- Allen. rushed to the.scene at once, but it. case is awaited with interest. gave much time and a«?ntlon to the considers their acceptance a foregone mal/'the man said: Sanford—0 0 O'0.4 ,0 0 1 0— R 2 -- was too lata to do any good." t-’ »}-• ' ' - • fire deportment tand ^nuch of the conclusion and he plant tQ sign the . " I ¿bought it waa what ah» want­ HJ— E3. The aeddent occurred at 3:16- In vL’v To M ove Farm Produce efficiency of the Sanford fire depart­ French and British pacta the same ed* It isn’ t. How soon_ can you DeLand'—0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0— Rfi— the morning and a wira to Lakeland day. All thase treaties provide, that fl^ u p tha papers so we can take H7— E4. Lake Charles, U . , July . H ^ T o ment la due>to hit efforts. ‘ " brought tha wrecker to the scene and * ' . strengthen the . farmer and truck , \\r. H. Underwood was a man of differences which cannot be settled Hazel home? the road was cleared, Sunny Jim. . Cold In New York "I'll make you a present of *Wm r < W in the "weakest pdnt* In his most benevolent disposition and hi* diplomatically shall be submitted to the piwuinger southbound, -being New York experienced yesterday if you with, or sell him myself,.but organization, the selling ond,- the big heartedness and kindly impulses an international commisitfoh. only al* hour late. a real llva baby is what wa Want and the coldest July, day In fofty-one ’ ■fltfadpetor Varn lived in Laka- •' Lake Charles Business Men’s Asso­ were proverbial. His horns-was the t | t year*. There is no great rise in tem­ Pittsburg, July 10 .— After a six it took little Hazel to find It out." ciation has been organized on orig­ merca of his friends and he was perature e x erted , »«cording to ’ H land »iti,*ra*..;highly respected. Ho inal lines. The merchants of the never so happy as when the room* month*’ legal battle, Harry K. Thaw r ‘years of ago arid unmar­ Forecaster Scsrr. ft may ba -wansEnlsmtnger Elected dty have incorporated a mutual eoro: were filled with visitors or his table in a court decision today was award­ ried. His ro mains i will ^be taken, to Imt there ia no raal July wegAker In P»ny, hired a manager and have an­ with guest* and partaker* of hi* ed the income from hla father’s es­ hla old home at FYv Mead»/ whew inU lte C ity, July 16.— Louis E. tate, denied- him by th* trustee* Entaminger, Fort Worth, Tex.,'has sight, nounced that in the futuro.they will hospitality. ThentpiB wohY in July hxs been Urment will, bef wade, the fonetal Kind gnd cheerful, most pti ml*- since - I Phe wa*.adjudged insane for just b*eq elected ,Suhday**chool and accept and pay cash down at the in lorty-four year*. The at the grave bdn# In'Ç . • . I D U t . 'l I I .. >k. U., weretary, « 'F lo r id a ,;!* t. New Orleans pricea for all Uc, big .hearted, a Jfown■ ^builder »laying Shanford ^VW tr.^By the ß perature for the «even day* UikelanJ Lodge £ o . Ion, Thaw gcU .1160,778. p. truck and produce b ro u g h t'ttì the Harry Underwood will he- mfsaed , succeed GeOTgo H ym sn, now pastor Andeff^eaeJday waa^05.3 degree*, of w b i d f ^ w a s a b r i W :m e m from htfiarge circle of frienda;*nd Kngjj9 !*r,G¿raS«v.wiHi aléo,,Wg^|y at S an ford ,' The ‘ Florida BapH’ V»wociation’a warehouse. with a Jow. mark of"'fik •d e r««». business' acquaintances and in his Encampment is enlhualaitlc over h No MoreSebbath Movies reepéqted. -Ibt Thad 'G vid 't r ä g e m r "The trouble with our farmers," reached at 1 o’cloak yeeterdaymqytV ¿ f i b Sanford lorn a most conristelection. _ M r. E nU m Jng« l* ’ «onland («konVÄißrars and-haOn.-t declared John Marshall, publisher Ing. This U the colde»t July ilay'on O., July 17.—'Do moVing sidcred. one of tW ..bosj Rbfidsy record since July 16, 1673, when the V « hit of the Lake Charles Times, and a ent qnd optimistic advocate. T ? He leaves n loving wife, daughter picture«| theatres dcscerato the Sab­ trhopl men in A iberica death. R if viffe’ and two d g % Header in theuLuavertoent, ‘ V*»s that mercury sneaked down to 60 degrees. bath? ' ’ ’ ’ • they had no selHhfc qn«l. to their and father_to mown hts loss and in r Th* average for the record cold July are at present at Audlla, if This qq«ptlon. a nffementous one their hour bf afllLction the entire city * Preabylerlan C h a f c h . ¡ I week In 1873 wa* 67 degrees. The we«tertM4» r t of Florida. hujirim. They had;-: good Ja*nd, and tbislittJe city'll today the center , .... . •- • ^ • >athy and: give* sympathy and comfort. i>. •i'. i * j?h # Prosbyterian Sunday school nearest approach to the preaent **re well trained farmpra and raised •• - H i ■ ••• and preaching service Sunday will tr.nrk ’ wa* in icp .. food stuff hot from the minute they 1882 and In lR91, Ike Snowballed evening a good audibe In the church. ,,,, v look it off their place and put it in when the. average for a July They people will vote on tlje queer July ............. 17.— The Go' í Ch AB ar* ipvhed «>. these ‘ servie*# w^a 66,4. oDenvar. « n « « ) -r»-/ bled-aV the Star Theater , their wagons they, wefo help!« •, Jubileo Reunion of the, Ilensvotpnt Mon. Chq;ch folk, . backed .- by st.rf;45 and 11 u. n \ .\ X l h e unjon There, .were hUnd***» of consumers T h q/total' rainfall for lb* CouncOman’ SMney .^ ro b rt;d r«.b e ­ and Protective .Order of *ho wanted th*ir stuff and were 6 inches. ThU;j*.the second taM H ^H ^ M irM C M d •a.. wa* hind the move tb close the Sabbath b r o u g h t t o a b r . w . ; A. Muruell. aislsU ht rainiest week . In forty'four ypar*. •ertnon snd*Tloen‘a«*ntion-w qs •filing to pay fpr it, and there were »’ unld delegai** tomorrow nill begin to state yetqrinarian of Graon Cov* Th* rècord week , was the first weelr all th;i way. through. 1 Next Sundiy hundred* o f ’ fa m c r r njwut here v to their their ,borpe*. borne*. Several bacKtq: oy vt tiispim- to Sbrings w4# in tha city bn Wednes­ in July, ‘Ì901, when 8.32 Inches of evening, ^HeV. Smith .Hardin, pris *»ni#d to k«U. But they ¿opldn’t « É . victors visitors • <0(1* y -too^ *d- retain what they a* thptisai/d aiding elder of the Ml E. Chhreh day, having been called bare to In­ rain fell. ‘ n t together. Our organization will o f ’ irrangemen.tq madn by S u n d a y > r arc will pr*ach the eermon. All m rm Vfch^a vestigate a ease of glanders in a Tho immediate weather pr.oepect *** to thi*. We pay the fanner loader of cordUi(s,.q.elcomed. An *1’ mule belonging to Mr. Leonard!. ia for /local showers and pa ***1» for hi* et-Jff. That’* what he t h i T * S 'lB4«« ■ntl mi id today worse than .artythlng-'.oUc. cundon tò C orèoa-tbj» I ..TH* »I picture show is the poor The mule.wa* killed by Dr. MunseU cloudy,. M r * f l i n g left y esteniay World, it i* orllfAJwre. “ Em our agent* in New Orleans get folk*’ recreation,.' It keep* young and the owners of Hv* stock here •Coro Corona on the -Mdlfat joqd b ..‘ M lor Ömulauqua, hûw York where . At The Baptist Char sbonJA be' careful that the dUssso ia ft °n the big southern and eastern \ standard people: Away from dark «trouts .an4 nday school next Sunday.-» i l she ilO '^ T n ifer daughter. Ciarlp. Khfast point reached by riot comrooiricated. The mule a ««rkeu for u* and We get our lilroad and U a region of p*r- parka at night. The decent movi* one that had been traded for a CUrisra Prcnchiug by the paztor, Itev._ and «pend the «amw*r. railroad taoney back. We can afford to'w alt is just a s ’moral la autoin* and Niles the day Is over | p t 11:00 á^. a r and came fo n t a distanceshd owner* of |or return* but lot* of time* the etual snow. a rea! « n o » theater» show aunt *.'* stock should be careful of foreign 1A9 p. m‘ ' * * io desh 'n*r ran'not and a* » rrautVtakra , mountain tops. will ! Everybody invited. Sirs here beirt* IF LAW STANDS BULL MOOSE FALLS A t local ,r »he NEW OFFICIAL A ÍT . SENATOR BRYAN WILL NOT STOP WAR FOR JACKSONVILLE FROM WASHINGTON COMES THE REPORT m bigi , - ’ Ì| +*— t— in ./.• . J . 11 .. X..« ■ .X- . f* y If 'll W ' : BS � 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>, July 14, 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/f660c1fe299780451b677abb7098f12f.pdf 5b8f10ad69bef543ae7bb2eb0831f922 PDF Text Text e£ÉÎ3ï ..a ^..vfr m l B e kwN ‘ dty uun lui servq success’. ' Jf there is one place F'V j In Florida that needs'* union .depot Meets every Monday.« 'Mn ÿv BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN Orlando is the place, for that beau­ Chicago Woman Gives Vivid Píoover Imperial Theatre' * 40 * tiful city Is crowded to death with E tr "ture of the Capture. , , J* W. O. Singleu” r UDu. . YOU AND faE.” tourists in the winter and certainly Secretary • t • the travel wants something better from the two railroads than Orlando Narrator, Whila on Deck of Steamer can now boast. Sanford secured one in Harbor Watched Assault on Vf. ’ • , _-■»*_ ■*?■-_*> t| Meets second and fourth W*vi , without a struggle and its one of the . * ‘ Town by United States Guns— f All Local AdverilttemcnUt Under nights in each month. finest stations in the state. A CH1EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, .- Mexican Women In l^ray. • This Heading THREE CENTS a G. R. Calhoun J- P. H, Clerk 6 “ HE’ LL PKENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. 1 My old friend Arthur Glas», who Uoundl Coi Chicago.—Vivid description of the Line For Each Insertion. Minimum formerjy was superintendent of the capture of Vera Crux was given by Charge 25 Cent*. Seminole Chapter 2, Order Matters -, thin* to do with It I believe I A. C, L. and at one time was in Mr*. Frederick J. Stevens, wIM of ( The Candidate a former Chicago auloinobllo agent, this city has been miraculously In answering an* advertisement Meeta every first and third t J T * would tack that sign on tho door W ho i n I that I should speak shortly after her arrival -here from where no name or honse number Is in each month. Evvryone *bo cured of cancer of tho throat and every day Just to stimulate busi­ Condemnation 'o f another? during his operation in the hospital battle-tom Mexico, Mrs. Stevona, her mentioned In the ad please do not hia Star in tho East are m«4un . ness. :aw M He who sells his ^ote’ is weak, at Baltimore became convinced that mother, Isabella W. Olln. and her four ask The Herald for Information as t o v W u h !,rh » X ” You tel! t^ie people -they cannot B u t— how much'is wanted,brother year-old daughter, Esther, were the have their customary drink and they he should seek religion as the only first of Chicago refugees to reach this i" the Identity of the advertiser. ■ -i bobbins, Sec'y solace in the hour of trouble. Since city. * From a porthole, in the bow Usually we do not know who the Something you would have ms say immediately think they must have Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. hr haa been able to resume his of the refuge© ship Esporanxs Mrs. advertiser 1^ and If wn do we are b Of tho “ wickedness of princes?" it or die. They do not get it and duties as president of a large banking Meets second and fourth not allowed to give ont . this In­ Stevens and her mothor had watched they do not die, . You inform them ,* Well, then, be that la It may, firm he makes public -Ms profession NUiUn, k„l,ku tho conflict at Vera Crux— -saw the formation. Simply -write a letter Truly, 'tla the failed’ Jade winces. that they cannot get a newspaper »•icome. or dgar on. Sunday and they go of faith in the power of the Lord 1tool-jackaled bullets drop men from and address It as per insirunions H. McLaulin J- A. Ttksatk K. R. Vnd S. , * through tho earn0 process of dying and hia letter U certainly .an in­ parapets, heard the sharp rattle of n the ad. Backward? Nay; I do not'Iaf) C.C. and come to life again and the spiration to others who are stand­ field gpna and the Incessant roar of Of the issues now before ua "thro© poundere” aa they played-wlth Sanrord Lodge No 62, F. knd A. m world wags on just the same* It is ing outside of the church looking 1 am for that frahd old flag FOR SALE terrific effect upon the whit© walla of in and smug in tho aatlsfation of •-.That is proudly .wsyinf o’er us. certainly tho truth that we-never Communication every Am xnd third Vera Crux Mr*. Statens’ story was miss the water until the 'well rUns thinking that they arte good enough a tribute to American bravery. For Sale— A fine horse and a good Viilting brtthrto dry and. many of our citisens never to die because they are living right # f the tariff you would bear? , • *nVe had been warned tho night be­ two seated slirrey. Apply to L. R. O. L. Tcylor • F. L m I believe, friends, in this criai»-r- min The Herald' office until the in other wayiy Mr. Glass says that fore at Vera Crus to hasten aboard Philips, phone 60. 90-3tc doors are dosed for a day. ’ ^!y ad­ some of his friends s^ll no. doubt tho Esperanto,” said Mrs. Stevens, Secretary . 1 . • . ‘ Do I make myself oulte clear?—^ vice to them is to come in mote fre­ criticise his statements made pub­ ‘ and all American civilians packed In high wages and low prices! I will sell- my cold, drink stand ’ quent when the doors sre open and lic but that he takes pleasure -In their valuables In the night and made with stock and building for only United Brotherhood of Carpenters u * take a greater interest in the paper the public announcement that he for the boat. The women slept In the $400; am goipg In general merchan­ Joiners or Amerln . Currency, my views are sound, * Though 'to some they may seem than ia taking such an interest in has found the true religion and cabin and-the men on the decks that dise; business in country. Box 635, Sanford Local Union No. I76j mwta thdr welfare and that of the dty of only the church and the public pro­ night. When I awoke the fatal Tuee New Smyrna. funny;~ » first and third Thursday night at f 92-2tc fession of faith can aave you. Ho day morning I shuddered to see tho Sanford, Wealth for all men should aboun^, o’ clock in the Eagles' Hall. hr honored by his public announce­ ominous warships around and to beaj I believe In—ready money! J. M. Brown For Sale Dirt Chtjap-^Bulck, five J. W. O. Singletary, ment and feels that only by divine tho bugles blowing. Tho Kspcrania Ste’y T reaa, P reset tires, Just T Oftentimes it has occurred to interference was his life spared was in line with the Prattle and tho passenger car. New There! I trust you’ re satisfied overhauled-. Jas. Harris*. 9I-9tp me that the packers who wrapped He asks God to pity and have mer­ Cheater, only a stone's throw, away. I ■ ■■■ ■ ■ Ml.......... I will serve in any station; 1' waa watching from the deck about sixteen different wraps B. P* O, E, Sanford Lodge |24I cy on those who may be unable to tat I think you may. decide— For Sale— Nice fat hens and brollwhen there waa a bustle aboard tho per around* a small piece see His woriderfui ways and believe Meet first and third Wedntadsy nighk .me the nomination! •warships and men began crowding ern (or table, at 115 French avenue. or ham were doing *the. (ul at corner of First St. and Palmetto Art » over the aide« Into boats. Bugles were 90-2tp consumer a "grave Jnjus lice. Actual­ O. L. Taylor R. L. Peck ? Triple are prone to be eager for blowing everywhere, and we could -À ’ ly it has seemed‘to me at times that For i'àli—-1910 Cadillac touring Secretary Exalted Ruler u . -SIRES AND SONS. , bome thing that they cannot get and bear orders shouted by the naval ofll there were five or aix pounds of =Üt:= *, * ”* * core. Then as In answer to this ac­ car for $40^.00. fret overhauled In thlg seems to bold good in every­ paper around a few pounds of meat. Monroe Chapter No. 15. R. A. M. DnnIM-Coffee of Cbri’elHiul fought.in tion, a shot rang out from-the shore, good running;*stiate. Sanford Ma­ thing; If the people know that a It has also' seemed to me that the the Mexican war of/.l84ti-& *;He Is and tho battlo was on. Meet* every second- and fourth Thunchine & Gardgd. ' 82-tfc store will close at a certain time • proper authorities of the different eighty-six. "Immediately tbe'machlne guns on day in Masonic Hail over the imperial they are almost sure to rush in the states could take, tfp'this matter and Philadelphia has three Jiving veter­ the Prairie and the Cheater opened Theatre. Visiting companion* wtieotat. For 8 a!e— Two good horses ahd last moment and keep that store force the packers to stop- this prac­ ans of .the former Mexican war. J. B fir e on the city. At first It looked 0. L. Taylor spring wagon. Inquire of Coco Col* J. Kv Karnatx open for a fow minutes after time tice. .Especially have'I been-san­ TVilsqu. ninety; I. William*, eighty as If there waa nothing to shoot at for Secretary High Pr«*t Bottling Co. 80-tfc just to see how the clerks will take eight, «ml O. Manypenny. ninety. guine of success in this.regard since wo on tho Esperanxa could see no Mex­ It. I noticed this on Saturday last. . 3, C. ChatterJI, one of India*« most icans, but later we were told this fire the government has been after the For Sale or Rent- -Two nlco> resl- The Lake Breexe Council No. 31 Jzaler The Herald office was closed all day distinguished scientists, will shortly waa to protect tho marines who wore meat trusts lately and the question / ■ dences at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. visit Japnn to carry out research work landing.. to give the employees a day off and Order United American Mechaaks of making the copsutror pay a big lu the Interest* of Bblntoisro and Bud 80-tf a sign on the door so stated. Stand­ Meets every Wednesday at 7J0 P. “Then little puffs ot white smoke be­ price for meat and then give them dblatn. ing across the street I noted no less gan to' shoot out from tho’ housetops. M., in the City Hall. Visiting brothers half paper has sVemed one that Myron T. Herrick. United States am­ Wo could see tho Mexicans swarming For Sale— New Underwood type­ are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Etc. than fifteen people trying to break should be stopped. bassador to France, bus been given n up there Uko ants, and we know they writer. fed*» $75. P. O. box 1363, into The Herald office for no pur­ gold medal by the French Natural were firing on our men. From behind Sanford, Fla. It is refreshing then to note that 89-tf pose whatever than just to see why History association for “International pallsadea and" ledges on the custom way up in Michigan they have a they should want to close on a holi­ service in the protection of wild Ufa." bouse, churches and business blocks For Sale— One horse truck wagon day. Some of them probably want­ Deputy Dairy and Food Inspector filr Charles Wyndhatn. the veteran they shot at tho United States ma­ in good condition. Enquire Centra] who has the nerve to jump on the ed to pay n bill, in fact several of actor-manager, who Is seventy-seven, rines, who were marching on un­ Garden, 820 W. Central avenue, them told me so and If I had any- big meat trusts and stop this paper is still bale and boarty. and haa no in Orlando, Fla. 89-4tp business as. the following despatch trillion of retiring yet He la now pre­ daunted.' JÈW ELER “Then the machine guns were from the Owasio Press American paring to bring out a new play. Be­ trained on them, and the marksman­ would indicate: fore going ‘on the staga^ ho served as MY SPECIALTIES : TO RENT. ship of tho American gunners waa “ Deputy Dairy and Food Com- an nrmy surgeon. ¿Kurd's Hand-Painted China proved. Repeatedly 1 watched them misaloner Burr Lincoln has Incurred, Captain Uugb Hodman, U. 8. N.,‘ wi with a singja shot cut awky a 'church Gorhem’s Sterling Silver For Bent— Five room cottage, No. will have charge of nil the details of the wrath of the Armour Packing putting shipping through the Panama tower or corner of a building where 12 id ParK avenue. Rogers* plated Ware $12.60 per T e m p t th e a p p e t it e , Company ot Chicago by advising nmol, graduated from Annapolis In the Mexlcanl were ‘potting’ our men. month, Elgin and Waltham Wstcbea includingwater. G. W. p le a s e t h e ta s te and meat dealers ng£ to pay for the ex­ 1680.. und with the exception of six Once, with a beautiful shot, they cut Spencer. 91-t'* n o u r i s h the bod y. tra weight of hams and baron yrtir* has been nt neu ever since. He a tall belfry, and 1 saw the Mexicans ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Crisp, clea n and fresh— ( n r Rent—Three rooms furnished caused by wrapping Hi« meat in baa been around the world tire time« catapulted to earth amid the relax "With field glasses I got intimate .5 cents in the m oistu reand. bus comm andcd ships in nearly for tight housekeeping. Also two heavy paper. ’glimpses of the enemy ashore. Many bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park p r o o f p ackage. Lincoln claLAis tfS^t the meat deal­ every big port. Of them looked to be no'more than __________ . ' avenue. !M-tfc ers are compel Iled tak pay for about boys, and there were also a great Forest Notes. four poqmls of in each 1 many women. The women would fire For Rent— Rooms, Urge, cool, pound shipment /by ham and ho One Inch Cards Will Be Publlihcd Usfrom windows, apparently without tak­ Results from western white pin# screened and well furnished for dpr This Heading At The Rale Of $7JO points out that the ultimate con­ ing aim. Others ran wildly through plantation* three seasons or wore old housekeeping, at-*302 Park avenue. tho streets, shooting to the air.sumer has to pay for the wrapping Per Y e a r . _______________ show nu average of U? per, cent *u& . ____________ 84-tf “ Finally, when our hoys got a baso paper when he settles his* meat' bill. cess. On tivemitc white'pine sail Commissioner Helm has received planting nm (h* conducted for from on shore and began their advance For Rent— Completely furnished T H O M A S EMMET WILSON am * we could sco tho Mexicans fleolng in a letter from flie head attorney of «Û to p| per acre. house with pinto for the summer. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR every direction. There waa no orderthe big packing house In which he Western yellow-,plne cones to the among them. Wo saw many of thorn Few steps to poatoffice, depot and AT-LAW urged Holme to cut off his deputy amount of tL377 husnele, obtained on shot down as they tied, Occasionally wteamer codk. 'A. W .'Brown, En­ Lai* ««■« Auarnvr S*wu- J*lk-Ul Cireull b4 as he said that it was necessary to tiie Bitter Root -national forest. Mon­ terprise, Florida. 'i£-tf we could ace one ot onr boys fall." florida wrap the mist in several thicknesses tana. yielded IUH2 'poqmjs of seed, The post Lion at the porthole was a ---------------------- i------------------ :--------'Resldvace*. Ssotord •«<! SvW»a LaK* of paper in order to -prevent shrink­ Tho average cost of the extracted seed precarious one, too, according to tho For Rent— Furnished office equip­ age. was it edits per poqud. narrator. Mexican 'bullets constantly ped with roU top desk, office chuirv < Forest botanists recognize only one were thumping against the side., of and tables. Also a roll top desk, However, Deputy Lincoln, re­ R ou n d , thin, tender— fuses to be bluffed and will continue cypres* In the United States. Its the refugee vessel and once one whis­ typewriter desk a'nd other equipw ith a delightful flavor to ale the Irutchers on to the pack­ range citVnds from Delawnrs,south' tled through an opten porthole striking mepj, for sale or rent. Herald dfficc, Sl‘ Dentists — a p p r o p r i a t e for ing house. Ho says that )ie will ward around the coast Into Texas nnd the steward. 82-tf. ré luncheon, tea and advise them not to pay for* thsir tip the Mississippi valley to Illinois „Tho family bad been In the capital d in n er. 10 cents. shipments of ham and bacon wrap- and Indiana. It Is one of lbe fe#| df tho southern republic about a year Room for Reni, dose in. Apply cour bearIne tre<S which drop their and waa among-the first to hasten to Garner & W oodruff Building ped in this manner and thereby get to 210 Park avenue. 8S-tfc leave* ‘ Its.wInter. >The heart wood of Vera Crus when war. threatened.' the case into court to determine cyprenf la noipd for Its decay roslstnai fi-. whether the packing house has the properties. * Cottage for Rent— 918 Park ave? Terms Moderale—Strictly Cxsb right to charge for the additional AND HEN FIRM QUITS niùj. Apply to A. Tràfforj), city. weight.". Aviation Notes. Owner of Qussr Combination Die’ •. ; ...V- -■V^v ’. , Is there an officer in Florida who ■ .*•è'.,—80-tf - . ...... solves it to 0avo Uttar of Provided Its builder accepta certain will dare take up this matter and F h p n c 313 Kittenx •/'M ISCELANEOUS force the meat barons to give the conditions. the JlrlUkh war office will people full weight in smoked meats? put any aeroplane through the military Ban Joee, Cal.—Without tho formal­ .Wanted— To buy a small Icj bnx acceptance t«wt. * • • GEO. ,A. D cC O T T E S ity of going to court. Will- M. Beggx or^refrigerator In good condition. Ohe of the , French manufacturera % A few weeks ago it was too ba>» produced a hydroaeroplane so San Jose attorney, has dissolved a P.. O. Box 1Û76 89-2tp ATTORNEY AHÒ 0ÖUNSELLDR at LAW much Huerta, but now Carranza powerful that It Is in reality little las* partnership which haa had eveq the nature fakers guessing of late. -\ A seems to be rocking the boat. than a dying tugboat. " Prectice ln StftJh and Federai Coorti Wantisd-r^f lady, for restaurant Prince o f appetizers. haute cat .and a pet hen at the Boggs R iiv '.’ Huerta .appears willing to retile The English aviator Gustavo Llamel home started * housekeeping on the and lup'ch cotlnUfr work Appjy to Makes daily trips from Sanfonl FJ*. from the dictatorship os Mexico, made n rccoM recently by looping lb* liornhr-Woodniff Bfik partnership plan. When the cat wished G. W. Speqcefat Depot jpnch counG in ger-S n ap Land to and apparently is ‘ endeavoring only loop successively twenty-one tlmps.ai . Jr 91 tic U ia go^edt and mitkbV caff on the back tcr- . „•V waiting mouths every­ to save as much as possible 0/ his lluurnsraouth at a height of £.300 feet. fence'the bon would spread her wings D R C. G. B Ü T T where, Say Z n Zu to face; Will the—gentleman who found When the latest Zeppelin alnitgp over the Utter of kittens. the grocer man, 5 cento. But Carranza has shown his hand, cruised over Berlin it made hardly any DEtinST When Mr*. Hen,'had a date It was grey coat with inside initials A. V. noUe. In the past thé airships of tills the accepted thing* to see tho cat on road to Sanford ferry Saturday He’s a balky hone. .Yowell .Building. He is the fly in the ointment of type have becu conspicuous for the ottering I t : t ■ 3 • V '| f vian, Orlando, and peace, and unless he is summarily disturbance they created. The rough feet of the hen. how­ FLORIDA ever, threatened to do aerloUe dam­ able reward. ■watted he will upset every effort •W:V age to the tender fur of the young Short Stories. In that direction: . ... /7v\ kittens, —J ” ----- *'g jm If , the United States government World’s Darkest Momvnt. that tbs t«w It has ion* wants peace in Mexico it must-cil(te Winds from Sahara desert warm Eudarkest mot rope. ‘ . Carranza’s wings, for that bewhiaTho deaf nud dumb ianxuago Was In­ kered patriot has his optica firmly troduced in the year 1740 r’ Wife's Face. . focused upon the battered presiden­ Nearly all the sandpaper In use' is New York.—In her suit for divorce, f the tial chair of thè land of the Mont*: mnde with Powdered glaka. noonday sun shines, Mr*. Joseph Hyama charged that her leinpertiture nt the 1 zumai. living things on the ,pth of $vMi n t i l o x « ! Sugar'js said to here been known to husband painted her face wblfd fhe Bay bi+:ait baked by Swat Carranza- the ».'nines# 3.000 yearn agv. melting-pqmt of *U was. sleeping and then call ad her son blinded by thé dastle of tho • IpB uy ÊÈÈÊÈsâ Tffe nren of Alaska is nearly 000,000 to see the "Indian." nyaina replied fall fq recoynlse the light falls out N A T IO N A L ’ ■ ...• ■- - i I see by the Reporter-Star of ■qnare miles, almost'equal to that of that She made up to win tho affections of other meg, * ,, % . entire uutarn half of-tfiT United Orlando that H. Ohio and D. Awd© * m m i • • -jt ' .. i'» ^ BISCUIT Quits ■4— are selling coffee in that rity, in fa'Ct •m Botany 1 Hereden il Cause oldest COMPANY i have started coffee mills and are Utile ps In tb* world in -Vivi1Ò4 Ho putting out a good article. Nothyou Always look for that name j -, thlng odd about this, only the names built tn 4 is now In the (truck me a*lfunny.J|,,u m ; M ¿ s£í ¡ M '. ..... >■-* V.rr. j.j. i ... ^1.-'.V. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ri -I EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT IS r 1 11 Henry McLaulin Uneeda Biscuit B u sin ess Cards Baronet Biscuit Drs. Mason & Householder Z ir Z v sa? . *-*w. �CAMP C O N F E R E N C E ® ® TA X COMMISSION EUGENICS NO PLACE ENDS MOST HAPPILY R A IL R O A D D E A L IN T H E SCHOOLS I XUE GIRLS HAD A BIG Miss Grim and Mias Gertru'de Hut­ THE PEOPLE ARE LOSERS chinson of DeLand and Mias Kath­ erine Searing-of Jacksonville. Miss ~ FOURTH Searing was declared winner. .The sack race came next and jess one of the beat appreciated racos. Entries for this were Mlaa Clara THE Weitch o f Jacksonville. Miss Heba Harris of Eustis, Miss Marguerite Webb of Eustia, Mias Doris New­ man of Jacksonville.. Miss Dwtlt XHE girls h a ve h a d t w o Newman was declared winner, with Miss Webh a dose second. WEEKS OF PLEASURE AND Entries for the 60-yard dash were CHRISTIAN TRAINING Clara 'Weitch of JacksorivlUtb'-lflai Enterprise, July . lQ r-T h » glori- Ila Blake of Tampa, Mtoacfc Ruth olu Fourth wti most appropriately Minium and 'Arlene McCoy of Jack­ celebrated. at the glrla’ conference sonville. Misa Minium was declared '* ■ ahich U now in’ aeaaion at Enter- winner.’The hurdle race was perhaps the pri»e. Early in the morning a com­ greatest teat of skill, the girls being mit^«. appointed by the leaders decorated the porch and halls with' compelled to run some distance and Entries were fajp. Everybody came edownstaira Jump two benches. Misses Gertrude Hutchinson,of De(all of the spirit of enthuaiasm Land, Miss Elinor Mlddlekrauff of ■Ip the m ornlng the * customary -Jacksonville, Marguerite Webb of routine, llibie reading by Miss Em Eustim and Ruth Minium of Jack­ ma Tucker and mission study class sonville, Kathedne Searing of Jack­ led by Mrs. Salley for the older sonville, Annie Hogan of Eustis. {trla and Bible study dais led by Miss Webb was declared winner with MUa Ethel McCoy for the Juniors Miss Hogan a dose second. m carried out. A visit to the The trip to Boston race was the Methodist Orphans' Home was made funniest of a l. Each giri entering by the girla In the morning. Here this jgaa ..provided with a suitcase too Old Glory wai much In evidence dosed containing ja skirt, hat ar\d At 3 the girls had a real celebra­ coat, and carried ^parasol closed in tion. To start things off well A. T. her hand. After walking the pre* pjtillo, one of the trustees of Ep- scr bed d isy nre she set her suitcase eorth Inn, where the conference is down,* ddnned all the d o th «, closed being- held,' gace the girls a water­ (he suit case, opened the parasol and melon cutting. This came as a sur­ started back. Neediesa to say some prise but was greatly appreciated scurrying was done and the impossi­ by everyone. . i'L »}d bility of putting on ‘ a present day Under the direction of Miss Kath­ .skirt In a hurry was demonstrated. erine Searing, physical director of Entries for this w ere, Min Mary the Jacksonville Young Women's O’ Brien of Jacksonville, Miss Jean Christian Association, a series of Waterbury of Jacksonville, Miss mtiests of various sorts bad* been Lizzie Teate and Miss Bertha Pol­ planned. These were all in the na­ lard of DeLand. Misa O'Brien won. ture of field sports and tqok place With Mias Teate a dose second. ee the beautiful grounds' of the Ej>The next event was a potato race. h Inn. They were amusing and Entires for this were Misses Helen the girla liking part for the most Minium. Jean Waterburyv Jennie wearii pert were w« lng their gymnasium Goins and Annie Hogan on the first team. On the second team were The contests opened with a tennis Mias.Ruth Minium, Carries Sheddan .tournament. Mins Gertrude Hut- and Elinor Middfekrauf. The first rtinson of, DeLand and MJss Ila team won'. Next to the trip to Boston the Blake of Tampa played against'Mias Ctrrie Sheddsn of DeLand and Miss j»effrnrd im ce'wu the most highly Beulah Nell HarVey of Jacksonville. entertaining. Entries for this were This match waa won by Misses Misses Mary O'Brien, Mary Powell. ’ Sheddan and "Harvey. A second Ruth Minium, MissBailey Slone nnd safth was played by Miss Elizabeth Mnrgufrite Webb.' Starting back­ Tcate of DeLand' and 'Miss Ida ward* most of them landed on their Gslibreth of Beresford vs Miss Heba backs the.first little rising they'came Him» of Eustis and Misa Katherine to. Mias Webb won, being th* only Searing of Jacksonville. This match one who kept her feet Tiitj field Sport* tit»*ed with a three »1« »on by AI&scs Harris and Sear­ ing. .The winners of the two match­ legged race. Entries were Miss Reha es then played, the finals being won Harris and Marguerite Webb, Ar­ lene McCoy and Helen Minium, by Misses Harris and Searing. * The second feature was a relay Jean )Vatcrbury and Clara Weitch, to«. - Entries for this•contest’ were Mary Bailey^ione and Ila Beck. Miu Ruth Minium of Jacksonville, The* race was' won by Blisses. Harris Mlu Doris Newman of Jacksonville, and Webb, who made extra good Mus Arlene Mof'oy of Jacksonville, time. Mi« Jean Waterbury- of Jackson­ Several other evanta had been ville and.Miae Annie Hogan of Eus- planned but could not be carried out ta. Miss McCoy was declared the on account of darknees. •• After suusinner. per the young women all went down /.The tkinuy race was the next namber. Entries were Miss Arte no to the djek 'for. the veeper service. -McCoy of Jacksonville, Mlaa Mary With no other light streaming down Bailey Slone of Montlceljo, Mtae on the beautiful water the service Maty Tucjkcr of Clearwater. Mias was most impressive. The meeting McCoy was declared the winner. was conducted by Miss Brokawr gen­ The fat ladies’ race was fu|Iy as .musing, if not so. swift. Entries in eral secretary of the Young Wqtrion'a (Continued On Pago 4J ' ' tbii ««re Mis* -Burner of Beresford. e " C’lly Council Proceedings — NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL t im e o n t h e # 3 9 8PARKM A ¡ i FOR GOVERNOR . * The city council, met in* regular AGAIN AND THE RAIL­ SOCIETY SWATS THE And Trammell for Congress la Soma seatioi July 6th, 1914, at 7:30 p. m. Politic.-it Dope ROADS WINNERS SAME Pronei , ll/.W . Herndon,' president; Tuesday’s Jacksonville Time*C. H Dingee,,* J. Adams, W. W. Union carried the following story Ahern thy, R. C. Maxwell and H. E. prominently displayed: Tolar. Absent, J. D. Davison. Min ^"That Congressman Stephen M. utes ( last meeting read and ap­ Sparkman has dedded to retire at proved V ' if tho expiration of his present term * T. . Miller asked that the coun and that Gov. Park Trammell will dl cb nge the width of the side­ be the next congressman from' the QUESTION' n o w a g ita te s walks Jrom Tenth street to Hughey DISCU8 SION OF THE Ql^SS* First Florida diatr ct, was tho state­ street y four feet. No action. TION IN THE SCHOOLS THE MINDS OF THE PEO­ ment made by a Hillsborough coun­ Mr.|b’ ucselo asked that the city ty'm an In the dty yeatejeay. WOULD CORRUPT * PLE WHO FUFFER * ling the abendoried ditch "Mr. Sparkman, he said, la now place. Referred to the A S U 8 UAL MORALS L±5* t j y _ ' z : ± S 5 . : r - wr=-- -_-f , sixty-five years old, and when he mmittee. Tha following from the Reporterayor recommended that the St. Paul, July 10.—The teaching serves out the term for which ha waa Star Is pertinent and very much to pass an ordinance governing of sex hygiene will never be dele­ recently nominated, ho will have the point: ration of pool rooms In the gated to the American teacher if it been thore than iwenty-two years in Was the legislation creating the Sanford. can be prevented by the National congress and haVing served the Florida State Tax Commission .de­ ■ moved and seconded that Educational Association. This was people faithfully and well during signed and pushed through by a pay Mr. T. K. Bates Jho evidenced at. Wednesday's . session that time, he declares the congress­ railroad lobby for the benefit o f the $60, toward defraying tjlh when speaker: after speaker de­ man fed.* like he wants to have a railroads? expensra cA a m^n who had been nounced such a course and found little time for himself .in his own This is a question which seems helping himself .and Mr. Preston, themselves greeted with ringing ap­ state which he has helped to develop. "This information is said to have pertinent in view of the develop­ the cl$y aaMftsor In the assessment ple use. ments of the past few days. of taxes. Carried. *‘ We should have hut the stronger come from on« of Mr. Sparkman’* §oon after the creation of the com­ The ^matter -of approving the bond condemnation for the' wealthy club close personal friends.'to whom he mission an order was Issued to all of the* Seminole Dredging Co. was woman who has not time to teach had confided his desire, to retire tax assessor* to enter property on postponed. her child fundamental truths of life trom active public life so far as na­ their booka_at the real cash value; The! bill of L. P. MrCuller for and would 'throw the responsibility tional politics Is concerned. Urged for Governor In short, to raise the valuations to groceties and the bill of A. E. Irwin on a teacher or on a football coach" "H e alio stated thatffriends of.the one hundred per cent. In view of for rent, account of Mrs. Simpkins, shouted Dr. Charles H. Keen, of congressman declare he shall not re­ the fact that no county in the state pauper, were-ordered paid. Minneapolis, supervisor of hygiene tire from public’ life until he has was paying on a hundred per cent A petition signed by W. R. King and physical training.' valuation and that a sudden Increase and ten others asking that a street K ttuch shlftleuness is outrageous," served the state as its governor and of this kind in the valuations with­ be Opened from Hughey street gouth he said. When the tumultuous cheer­ they believe he can be persuaded out a proportionate reduction in the to Mgry L. Evans street was re- ing ‘had subsided he went on: "Sex that all Florida want* to honor him millage would have-worked a/tre­ rcceivfd and referred to the street instruction placed on the same plane and will, allow himself to be named mendous hardship on the taxpa^era, committee. y with spelling and arithmetic will rob for that position, that he will have there was a general proteat from the A petitiori signed by a large num­ it of it* sacred ness. We talk about no oppo»jtb*n whatever, for Florida assessors, some of them going is far ber of the citizens of the city asking the inability of the po*or mothers realises that It owes a debt to Mr. as to defy «the tax commission. that the assessment for 1914 bn to teach their children hygiene, but Spaceman which it can nevsr ful y - Beelng that their order was too based on a' 70 per cent valuation it is not for these children we need repay, but which it v*iU delight in liquidating in part by placing him In revolutionary, the tax commissioners and the millage Increased from 14 to have all 'the fear. eventually agreed to a fifjy per cent mills to 20 mills was received. The „Knowledge will never compel the governor's mansion. "If Mr. Sparkman docs decide to appraisement. This was done at a matter waa. considered, and Mr. purity. Sex hygiene in schools will retire from congress the Hillsborough meeting held at Jacksonville be­ Bates being present, said that It but tend to Uwer the standard oi fcounty man declares that Gov. tween a largo number of the would make no difference with the morality, Park Trammell will he this choice O f' ors and the .chairman of the corn­ county assessment. Petition not ‘‘If we take'up sex hygiene in our the district and the stress brought iliUnion. .. , iwaa a t t a grantii. schools the homes of America will on him will be so great and so con­ A previous meeting of the A petition largely signed asking continue to lose, and will give up vincing that the governor must feel' sore and the commission-had been that the dty have a certain ditch in the few privileges they no w have to that he has received a call from the held at Tallahassee when "the pro­ the new_ territory in the western train Ihe children." posed increase was discussed. part of the city cleaned was re­ K|L D. Sho wai ter, ..president o f people of the First district to serve - At that’ meeting some of the as­ ceived and referred to the street "Cheney Normal School. Cheney, thfem In Washington and that ho will not refuse the call. sessors made the point that .it would com rnittee. Wis., said: "M r. Sparkman was elected to be manifestly unfair for the real and The reports of the Chief of Police, "WheiTa father or mother turn* the Fifty-fourth congress and has personal property of the tax payers Treasurer, Collector, Sanitary- In­ aside a’ child’s natural question or been re-elected every two years since to he increased if the railroad prop­ spector nnd Fire Department read deals dishonestly with sex questions, and Is now completing hL service in erty was not raised in due propor­ and ordered filed. * he lays the foundation of an Immor­ the Sixty-third congress and will he tion. *: Moved arid seconded that tho bill* tality which may develop Into » tre* elected this fail to the Sixty-fotirth. The assessment of the railroad and as'signed by the president arid ap- mendous force." * H* is one of the ihlcwt congressmen., telegraph lines is in the hands; of a Jprovedby the finance committee be in service and one of the most popu­ Ihoard composed, of the Comptroller! s * Dlgnan Is Confirmed lar men In tho state. Bin (-(Torts for the Attorney General and the State Council adjourned until 7*.1& July Washington,*D*. C., July 9,— Not: the development of the h a r b o r s -and Treasurer. The work ia really done fith .to continue the equalization. withstanding the opposition oTTien- .waterways of Florida have resulted in the .Comptroller’! office. M. W. LOVELL. ator D. U. Fletcher, the senate in in thousands -of dollars annually for While this subject was under dU* Clerk. executive session Tuesday afternoon improvement and at all times ho hpa cuaaion tho assessors called for tho confirmed tho nomination of Peter had the interest* of tho state and Comptroller, Mr. W, V. Knott, nnd ^ Porch Danrc A. Dignnn to be postmaster at Jack­ constituents in hand and at heart." he was asked pointedly, It is said, sonville. Mrs. A. P. Connelly entcrtainedl If he would make an increase in his • » . Senator Fletcher made a lengthy The burning of a bridge on tho railroad aflessmenta proportionately with a delightfully informal porch with that .to be made .on the real dance laat evening for her house statement before the committee and Coast Line between Bartow and and persona! property. Such« prom­ guest, l^ls* Eugenia Muuldcn of again to the full senate. But in­ Winter Haven was the cause of con-t ise was made at that- time by the Washington, D. C., and Mis* Mabel asmuch us the senior senator would sidorable inconvenience on tho part not state that Dlgnan w|s 'person­ of the travelling public and train-“ Comptroller, it is stated, and it was Bowler, the guest of Mr*. J, because of this promise that the **- Dickin*. Thd beauty nnd cl»rrn*of ally obnoxious to him the senate de­ men throughout South Florida yes­ *, season agreed to increase real and the attractive house was enham-ed cided there was no good reason for terday. by n profusion of re8.rri|es‘, ferns and holding Up* the domination. personal valuations. . potted plants. Carrying -out the Neither Senator Fletcher nbr Sen­ c Cul. A. M. Thrasher tails front > What was the result?. color scheme of .red,* the chandeliers ator Bryan had any statement to New York today for Europe and While the tax assessors have been wore garlanded with .«prays of red mako tonight. expects to-be'absent in Switzerland - raising valuations ail over the state with hla family during the ->intor, -, the Comptroller - has been buiy In roses, while bowls and vases filled lowering the-rgUroad valuations, al­ with the.rad beauties were placed - Mr. Dixon, formerly^ with F. F. He remarked on leaving Sanford Dutton has recently located In Lake­ that he would endeavpr tq bring, though such valuations were already about the rooms, Dalirtpus red ’ punch, was served land .where he is engaged in the in­ them all track home next spring to lower In- proportion than were the throughout the‘ evening by Mrs. surance. hutlness. eir home in Sanford again, * other valuations. J.’ WDickina" iitid ' Mrs. D. L. Another thing which se4ms to bear ■Thrasher, -> . out the idea of lobbcrv: Besides tho honor guaats t h e c u r r y c a s e i s p o s t p o n e d . ItMe usual for the ftasesaor.4n'Or- invited were Mrs. Lefller. Dr.- those und Jpgo county, and - presumably the g k . ; - v - ' v , .V ••• -j- e Mrs. Puleston, Mr. and MrsR. A. Other assessors also, to receive in AFTER SPARRING OF LAWYERS HE WILL'AJVAIT June from the Comptroller the rail­ Newman, Mr. a)id ‘v f g , R j W; A SENSITIVE PLANT THAT FJXJURIfjHES AS LONS. Herndon, Misses Peach» and Linda AS: THE MARKET IS GOOD • US JAIL UNTIL MONDAY NEXT - ' i f ‘ road and telegraph IjLasenmenta, to Leflier, Bell* Smith, Annie Lee and * ■M S- * * •C ' i be dufy entered upon -his books be­ Lettle Caldwell, Mill, Annie and , WI.- * * *V There |s hut Utflq stir being cre­ keta a few year* ago, but a crop that Tho second bearing of ihe killing Judge Bert Fish of DeLand and fore being submitted^ $0 ’ the county Alice Whltner, -LBiUn Herring, An­ W. F^ Bryan by T. W. Curry, Jones A Jones of Orlando repre­ eommlsaloners for equalization at the na McLaughlin,;‘Charlotte and Ma­ ated here oyer. t)\e ^shipment'of the ■prlla good monoy to the grower* •«trimer qrop. oL vegetable*. •San­ 'every yeer. The green peppers are . ,4 7 # ; sented the stats. , -■-■£ Jtoiy meeting. -eh occurred near Cbuluota sev‘This year the railroad assessments bel Hand, Florence Frank, Qehle ford having-the reputation of being going out of Sanford at the rate of Davis t Giles of Orlando, Attor­ f weeks ago was held in the court ney Karl Robinson oi Orlando and were received from the Comptroller Wicker, Helen Rowland, Gladys the brealeat cent*?; in the world for ten’ eat* or more every week and of County Judge Herring today at Attorney X R . Powers of this city only a few days ago., too late for the Morris, Essie Purdon and Mrs. WR ^the grqtolngjshd'.i&lpping of winter they have been going out for the assessor to , go oyer, hix hqoka and Hams, Dr. Tolar, Me*sr$. Joe, Ned v*fvUbtito*#oemi to*-need a vacation p*at two. month*. Green' pepper» **n °*e'ock. The charge of murder represented the' defendant. ;. , , and Roy Chittenden, W. J. Thig- in the summer and th* majority of are bringing "$F.76_,per crate this On account of many of; the wit­ change, his figw^ei.- «.living, been made against Curry, J. D. Roberts, Braxton Per- the groweri having cleaned up on Wherfeu tha Atlantic ness** being. aUicnt and after the week and JuM >h.t thùf neu thé ^»Itcr the coroner's- Jury had proGeo. McLaughlin, Will Wat- ceiera^j and lettuce have takwi to grower on an acre la difficult’to fig­ 04 case had been discussed by’ Attorney has beejq.. assessed, Archio jpetts, Clarence Ma­ the case manslaughter and Davis for the defendant and At­ $7,600 a tnR#>. th«^ thfI?■htf(¡OnVflblln and gone to the ure. as peppers continué tto |^hw as honey, Eugene and Karl RoumlUat, •UTTondet of Curry here after he torney Bert Fish' for the state year ia $7,200 a‘ mil*. No mountains^knd iiaahore' to take a long as thcjgtia any market. They Ernest HouahoJdor/TLnry wall earned'the* tio:|. teem i<3 beTT strange plant In this gone to Georgia baa made this Judge Herring po^poned Jthe Vcase made in the ss4««snienta of .the Randall Chase, David *j hbetd, which stands at $6,000 » Bui there are* others who p.erlyip» until nine o'clock (text Monday rrajyjCJ:- «çoordlng to the grower«. ~ iv* ° ne SMfc* inter**tiijg In rfxpd tha Fl*^i« syiUm at $2,760 » g n , Cgl/Jwoll, 'IJ.enjainin Whltner, did pot mik* •enough *out Aaked about-the profit on *n acre r tt7 0u,lf r ' « d t o °tbar parts of morning and 'the. defendant' w*< Mr. Qalloway a*nd Hon. Forrest. fetCucer qnd eelcri' and some of of peppejf* the’ growefa wllj- telLyou .rwnda sod Georgia where the par- taken back to Jafl to awajt that j^io|||i.,'' ’ •* ' - 7 .. V-ii'heV-jdst of.'the .mAfter fa that Lake. V^ have^ linger*<L*behind # , fliat. tho p« bjmt* gtowfand ran*'be u« *r« weU kn^wh. time. - ' A, • . n —r * . ' - ? y ________ iiwtocs, 1 ^*V1- J1- r , ■ t .J.■ . * Aside from the many people at­ frioked «» summer if tie market is 4 Curry .has been in, jail here sine* Hands» at the BspUet.Church of us good 'but a had market blights the* Xun(lay night and the hearing tracted to the trial from this and Coast Lins ranroao Q f c j , E. Trice, superintendent of vras held in tjie pres- other counties the brother of the dee * " “ *™ bush at once and it sicken* j/gl dl Orphanage at Arcadia have been Bryan of Tampa ,*ijd ! of * large cro'wil, many legal just tike tha hopai of t tonfo next Sun­ „1 • b m .h „ of adjoining ountias lw» “ t' ni You SESSION CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY WAS COMMISSION : " A PDt OP JOB —- — ■ ' '' J T f ia, ¡t^—w V.T* J^ = .**iP**f." r m MORE HARMFUL PEPPER PROVES •-y» rjw # • ' -:wÌ ■:sSl •iv I* �a m esr* L»J;W1 Y\ ». Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roee, eompanled by fctra. Sherman, j A BUNCH OF INTERESTING JTEM 8 FfeOM CORRESPON­ McLarty and Mlaiee Lucille Walker DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLB COUNTY— EFFICIENT and Matter Walker motored to Gryffln’s picnic near Euatia to ¡PORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD spend the Fourth. They reported the day very pleaaant and amusing. The 'remainder of Cassia stayed at MOORE’ S STATION Ge n e v a It e m s home and injoyed a sane Fourth D oiu forget to.koep up your 18,000 votes in order to win the *20,00 Gold Watch. . hur S. with friends. Sunday, the 12th, S. P. Smith la in Ghuluota looking B. B. Saunders returned Tuesday each In The new coupon book« have anived, and'now’s the time to mgke.hlg gain« ¡each week after the turpentine interest of Sir. Peck is eapected bere/7JyTTe morning from Savannah, Ga. He selling these book». ~ ' the afternoon. Curry. felt his daughter, Miar Bertha up Lots of specials thU week upon which there are 8000 and 5000 extra votes given. Watch Mr. and Mrs. Robert King visit Rev. Stones and wife of Oviedo there ,to spend the remainder of the Our show windows and special counters. were in Geneva Saturday and Sun-jod friends here recently-^nd while Miss Maud Cameron. .Sanford. ,* 114,800 Miss Mamie Royal.. , . Sorrento. g,joo day. While here they were the here sold thdr farn) op Cameron summer with her grandparent«, Mr. and Mrs. Hagan. V. Fry..........Sanford.. Jrrr. Mrs. W. W. 668.550 avenue to a MG . Howard from Miss Glarere Hand. *.. Sanford. . 179.500 guests of, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson Sanford.. 10.850 > Mrs. C. L. Goodh Georgia. Mr. King hpa^a position Misses Mary and Ruby Cobb, and'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peters. «12 Mrs. I: D. Hart: .v*. : . Sanford.. 1BT.500 Mrs. G. R. Nicholson la visiting at Sarasota helping Jpinyre -lor Mr«,. two charming young. ladies from Misa Anale J. Howard.Sanford. .1.022.100 Miss Janie St amon. .Sanford., 38,100 Potter’ Pslmer’a famous grounds. Eustls spent a few day a thia week Miss Grèce Hawkins. .Sanford.. 57,250 Mrs. J. B. Adkins........Sorrento. 17,500 re,stives in Sanford thia- week. Mrs. IL C. Shcafer. .Sanford.. 38.250 T. J. HUI, tjie map. who made a with Jriends at the "Oaks." . Mrs. D, R .B rin son ..S an fd ld .. Jl.500 . Mias Irene Peters attended, the Miss E m u Procto% . Généra.. 8.050 Mrs.C. A. Owens.. .Hanford... ,* 19,250 iacee at Daytona Reach on the record breaking t&matU crop- here . Thomas Wilson met hla 'sister Misa Helcn Taie.. . v . . Osteen.. 151,260 MUs Jalta Hodges.. .Sanford.., 462,259 Fourth and remained as guest of thia aeason has rented W. W- from England in Jacksonville last Dressor’a house and farm and will week. She is now visiting relatives her slater for a few days. Mr. Lemmen went last week to ta k o-immediate P9*rêniim:- -“MT7 t n r r m T T n t r a Robt. Roe*, tnpanied by his his old home In Toledo, Ohio for a Dressur will return to Watertown, short stay. New* from him says he N. Y., to help care for hia mother. niece, Mias Mattie Walker, and, H.* H. Chappell of Celery avenue Chat. McLarty motored over to is longing for the cool breexes of is driving a fine now Ford auto, Eustls Tuesday tl transact business. Florida. , . v ilr . and Mrs. Joe Cemeron and There was a~dfver*lty of observing Dr. Callahan brought Mrs. W.J. the Fourth In Geneva, owing to the family have been entertaining Mrs. Tierst ’ both*. Monday. She la stay . fact that whooping cough la preva­ Cameron’s niece and husband, Mr. log' with her mother, Mrs. M. A. lent there were two of three small end Mrs. Vernon _Clyatt and chil­ McLarty until ahe is much stronger. dren of Ft. Meade. Mr. Clyett is picnics' instead of one Ivff* one. We are glad to report that ahe Is Mr. and Mm. J. V. Wicks and son manager of the batik at hia home still improving. IIall, Messrs. R. W. and J. C. Lawa re. having a pleasant outing at town. Richard Holxendorf of Ar; Miss Jrvfo Royal left last week ton, Mr. L. C. Windham. cadfa, a nephew of Mrs. Cameron’s 1 Daytona Beaeh. for Jacksonville where she will at­ Mr. Enoch Partin and Mr. E. Aj Oscar Nicholson, as jolly.-and has also been a yUitoF here. M in Ola Eatridgb Is here from tend Prof. Hathaway’s summer Farnell both have new Fords. happy aa ever waa shaking hands Howel, Ga., visiting here parents, training school at the Duval High v M r . B. F. Wheeler, Mr. J. H. Lee with Geneva friends Tuesday. school building. Mr. and Mrs. U. apd Mr. R. L. Wheeler have re­ Frfd Ballard was ‘ .displaying a Mr. .and Mrs. F. W, Estridge and H. Hagan’s Infant daughter, Corine turned home after having spent abau other relative«. huge rattlesnake at thè poatoffice is slowly improving from malarial about ten days at'White'Springs, il Dr. Davis, the optician of Kia-. last Tuesday measuring six feet six fever. simmee was calling roong hia patinches. •* "- S A’ parffciWa given at the home GREATEST PITCHER ON.EARTH I Miss Mao Prevatt la hettib from rona out here laat Thursday. There' ha^ been more caljijor innd of Mr. amJijdw. Warren Royal by & \ “7^ a pleasant visit to Eau Gallic. Misses Leila, Ruth and Vivian Lady Funtral Director of Dead Letter Mrs. Geo. Msthleux entertained here this season thsnm *for »- ■ several nds RnK A Card - to m Offlca Sendè Walter Mrs. W. D. Adams and Mrs. Geo. years, both to buy-.and rent. Near­ Royal in honor of Misses Mary and ..MV., , ~r -1 “iriT^r filili "T T * ryv Jolm»orU , Perry Ruby Cobb. The living rooms were ly all the cleared land U spoken -for, Peters at dinner on last* Thur day. B oston a M ayor has endorsed Miss Belle Elchnor, who had the both at this, place, Cameron City, beautifully decorated with cut Bode Bam, aerrlug fn the capacity flowers and pot plant«.' A variety Beck Hamnjock and all through the Ford .for city çeryiçe. . S o misfortune—to Injure - one of ther of arbitrator on behalf of American *4 of -popular gamaa were indulged In. eyes recently,was able to attend the the Celery Delta. fandom, the other day wit called upon has John W anam akcr, prince The Florida Gardens Co., Inc., Delirious refreshments were served to decide “who la tb4 greatset pitcher picnic on Lake Harney laat Satur­ ' V . . by the hostesses. At is late, hour o f merchants. The shrewd­ In Uttar day baseball ?" day. . . T are tiling and preparing to put about Miss Nannie Harris was one of t an acre under cover for aeed beds the. guests hade adieu and ail said There was received In the Chicago' est business m en choose the merry party of young folks from on the new land at J. C. Ellsworth's they had spent a moat enjoyable poet office the other day a postal card Ford because it gives the bigevening. Among Jtbe guests were bearing the following ,in*prlptloa: Winter Park who picnlced on Lake place. Misses Ruby and Mary Cobb from “To the Greatest Pitcher on Earth.” We understand the railroad Harney on Tuesday last. The. en­ t return pen dollar invested, Chicago- had beea-JUMLaluMPd hr tire party were greatly surprised at through here ia to bo made the,main EuatJs, MUs Mfcftf* Walker of Tamsmall only~in purchase the improvements which hive lately line from Oviedo to Sanford shortly., pa, Miss Lucille Royal and - Mr*. the problem, aa a cursory examlnatlou of the records of the Cubs, Box, and with passenger service as well as Iris Pell, Mesafo, Chas. McLarty, price and cost to keep. been made at this place. Chtfeds naturally would Indicate. . Miss Thusa Tarbei entertained freight. Considerably work it being Ernest Royal, Rubin Register and The poet ca^d waa sent to the dead Fiw tiuaJfvd tiolLr. U th« poet of tko Ford tu -, the band of "Little Willing Work­ done to the tracks. They will be Cedi Royal. letter office, whbre one of. the Udy ■bovi; the touring cor b fir* ¿by; tlii town car m u ers” of the Baptist church at u in good order. funeral directora, like £ good rooter fifty—f. *. k. Drtratr, Rampici* with rtjulpmfnt. Í party laat Wednesday afternoon at for the Natlonala, promptly forwarded Get catalog ud paiticuUii tnm r~*~ the card to Walter Perry Johnson. WOODLAND PARK NOTES her pretty home. C F, WILLIAMS. Agcot; er “SmokebeJl Walter” receired the card LANE MARY On Tuesday of last week Mr. -r r and haa filed It In among the other % EDWARD HIGGINS. 8ricmoa. u Purdpm had an old fashioned "barn ThOrsday, July '2.^—A large num­ áequlstUona of hia remarkable career, Scaleni Markin* tod G m p Composy raising.” The neighbors were in­ II. N. Poston paid Sanford a vuit ber of boys, escqrted, by Rev. Peck wblch Include bank Stock, railway vited. the men came with their tools Monday. v spent the day at Woodland 'Park. bonds and gilt-edge mortgagee. and the ladles with their fancy work J. P. Gunter, the, former Seville Swimming races, 1toboggan and and smiles and amid much enjoy­ section foreman visited H. D. Du­ coaster rides were the chief amuscment the woik proceeded rapidly. rant one day lost we4k. He was on monts, not forgetting dinner with BIRDIE CREE HITTING HARD At high noon the entire party were hia way to Lakeland, Arcadia and watermelon* for' fa r ! dota (leasert. A few Diminutive Outflsldsr la Banging Ball ushered into the dining room, where other places. W H E R E 8 H A L L I G O T O SCH O O L? other-visitors came also. at Good Rate With fntimatlonal n royal feast waa awaiting them The Fourth was’, ‘celebrated here League Team. Saturday a-large number of peopte prepared by the deft fingers of Mrs. with a nice picnic and plenty of ice spent the Fourt the "sane and UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN . Purdom. Thia waa possibly the cream and also a nice dance at Mr. Birdie Cree. formerly of the New quiet way" by j Icnidng at Wood, <;AiNRrtv|gLn TAIXAHAhSSX biiainest hour of the day. Most Sjobiom’s. Everything veent on land Park. Cap Preston brought York Americana, la now playing with S C a S *« *« P W la ta o *; I J b m l A rta ; U » l CoSofo o f Arte *od ScImmoo; NamiJ Kriwolt certainly the good things were en­ nicely and everybody scorned to en­ two loads, und a$ Is usual a large the Baltimore lean) in the Interna­ ««boot of o í .Klproeetw; __________ hoot •{ of Moot*; Mrkoot 8<bool of tional league. Birdie fell off In his Hr joyed greatly. '.Work was resumed joy the day. Alti Allí r Enmatan IH. Wan ; ( I t t t a l * Reboot. number were left behind on the OrnWun wHb nrimniag pool: baakot WU after edlnner. In the evening the Mr. Lee of Jacksonville was guest Sanford dock. For lack of «heUer hitting while with the Yankees and rrn nad-Uonb courte; »re sad modani buiUir.t-; was let out to the minor leagues. Cree battolai party-were Invited to the home of of his sister, Mrs. J.- G.' Martin on rampi»: dormitori«* Hit* all modani logs; SloO cvra toatronon «arf a -¿ u n t » ; »M they could not . Wait for the launch yoviw rem from Í7 FloriSa «uatWa u ri S i ***** rmmnl.uoaa; oaw dJ-i“ rsem and' bitch*« Mr^ and Mrs. Allison wete music the Fourth. * .* Ihyibok hjriMc la Hart4a; CIS young « from 4S nnd w r i p countriaa laat orato«. to return to them. Nearly all of rountira »i«.| l ì I.»t aanion and plt-nount conversation were en­ Rev. G. V. Albertsan, Sunday Monroe came in the afternoon and TUITIONruca kt Cotlan «mi Normal School. TtîlTIDN KRKE; Ilonid nnd Kotmnc* fr* joyed. Those present were Rev. school missionary of DeLand "will Board and Mitrane* tma tor -th* y*nr tl2i.0C. S112.(0 par yanr. others came by vehicle* from San­ Will* today lor nubpi*, , Por c u b r o *tR* . .Hope of Oviedo, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ hold services here Sunday afternoon ford, Upsala and ither places. Sun­ A. A M U R P H R E E . P r e s id e s ! EDWARD CON RADI, President « lison, Mr. and Mrs. Greer, Mr. and at 3:30 p. m. Evening services 7:30. day, owing to ruin the attendance Mrs. Hudson,' Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mra. H. D. Durant and was alight. £ . -, Mr. and Mrs* W. D. AtRms, Messrs. little daughter, Canicla .spent Sun­ Travel over the.Monroe ferry haa Sydney Greer, Duckhardt, Huddle­ day in Kissimmee, guests of Mr. nnd outgrown the capacity of the ferry ston-and others. * Mrs. B. E. Haley. Follo4ing are resolutions adopted .. Our handsome little town Is on and It i* high time for a bridge. ( by th*; Woodman Circle of Genova' the boom, property is changing One hundred ynd eight autos were on the death of one of their mom- hands. Think the good road the in line at one tim4, waiting patiently for hour* to cross. These would hers, Mrs. Martha Smith Littlp: county is giving us has something to j . 1■ gladly pay ‘SO cents or more toll to Whereas, God in.'His infinite Jvrfa- do with it. £rou qq|ckly on a bridge and travel 'r . dam has .seen fib *to ' remhve- otfr J h c Townsend grove waa .pur­ , vV a >r would increase further ‘ in conse­ friend and sister^ Martha 'Little chased by 'Mr. Fillman of Massa­ from her place and labors among us chusetts, who will soon locate here;' quence. That thia ia the boat -di­ rect route north or to the beach v *> to her homo on high, tie Mr». Webstel hg) returned to her *y Resolved, 1st,, That we, the ment- horde in Sanford, after visiting ..here been amply proven.. The cost o r a bert of the Woodman Circle hereby mother here, Mrs. Evans for several bridge would he only a temporary JACKSONVILLE outlay, as the revenue from autoa expreaa our heartfelt sympathy to daya. * alone would sooq pay (or it.( Re­ —T o ­ the bereaved family and Commend The improvement that the A, C.L. them to the Father for comfort, in U making here on road work, In con­ gardless of this'll hat become a ne­ s e lenita. . 137,7 S t't , v. *; *.fit*.*® cessity. R. P a n i , , , tt.7* Dm nr. 61. SO S S S .'.'- 'l i S this their dark hour of sorrow. nection with the public road being Colorado tfpitnn.... 6S.60 Ih tlu tb .................. 61.60 ............ **■ : WOODSMAN. .**.«*«• 1S.VS ■Vi. / Resolved, 2nd, That our circle has graded through here will ad much to SattUhadiy...... 7t.6(t jfhmbxg........ . ISJ* Tor,m ío V r U o n m liM t,............... 7 S .0« ' ___________ | __________ 41M ’ .lost a good member, and her gentle the looks of our town. C o r t la n d ................. 1 06.00 MM o ontrant,, a tr a n l.............. . 6*^. i,.* S m tU # ......... 1 0 «.00 P e (n *b *y . . . . . . . . . . 61- 6 * ' manner and Jdndly ways will ever ^ The Lake Mary Real Estate Co. I n a A n g a U * . ............ SS.5 0 M a r k h tn e . . SS.SS Snn K r a n d a t t t ., . . . S t .1 0 t U t f f i l n ................ c t a m r e tre n A • . • ■• , . remain fresh in thè memory of tU haa just organised for business. Gtaekr Ptrk........ SS.T* Nlnnm P*l|»77. . . . . 47.40 Msnmretb C.»».. ■ ••that loved her. The Arm U composed of R. N. Pos» LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALfFORNlA. - , Ifeeolved, 3rd; That we humbly ton, president; 4* G. Martin, man­ Mr. ami Mrs.* Theo Aulin spent AND CANADA. MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN, THE GREAT LAKE» • bow in submission. to oiir Creator ager and Mrs. Bertie Martin, sec­ AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW FAUbN several days last week in Fort Pierce and realise that our loaa la Heaven’a retary and treasurer. They pro­ FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. # visiting relatives. • ; ‘ gain. . • •'. * pose to handle torange grove« and Tickets on sale dally. May 15 lo September SO . Rotorn Um U OeL 31. IJM Quité a large crowd attended the Resolved, 4th, That a -copy of truck and'farm Mands, also town Except—To destination» in Arisons, Br|H«h Columbia, (exiepl Fe picnic-at Lake Charm Park on the Birdie Cree. these resolutions the sent to the be­ lota. They bave already Hated sev­ Glacier and Mount Robson), CuUbenla, Let Fourth and all enjoyed themselyea . , reaved family, to the Smnfdtd Her-' eral hundred acres of very fine truck Belton. Gsrdincr, Glacier Park Station nnd Ycltowston very much. ;/ fr ‘C"u." waa always regarded aa one of tha 4‘*1 and Washington, tleketa on aid for publication and spread on and citrus land, including 800 acre« luadlng batsmen in the American Dr. and Mr*. C. J. Marshal!, Mrs.' league, but bla work with the stick oar minutes. V In one body. We predict a boost V A R IA B L E » Nannie Moran, £ for Lake Mary and its surrounding J, H. King and daughters, Misses last, year waa a big disappointment to Martha and Nellie King, M r and ETC. Manager Chance. Cree (a banging the • Bertha David,'/> > u country with those people behind ' LAKE. • nr»| Mrs. Jf/T. Clark, apd daughter, Mias ball *t a good rate in the Interna­ Ida Raqlerson. Q this business, >UGrt Agnc« Clark left Tuesday morning tional. GOING THROUGH ST. LOUIS, y t u '" ' ¡vt- Committee. J A ' Utter arts kecejved here, tc- few ALL In autos for Daytona Beach tCTpend v*,u‘ Jb, " . , OH.VICE VERSA. LIRERAL STOR.O days ago' by the *5joblom children Pecklnpaugh PraJse4,:f several weeks. ; , v-V from their parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Tho N4w York “8 un" rises to reTHEATTRA teller Let Her Cry. Miss Mary Aulin enteruina^ tbh A woman la almost aa peculiar aa a E. A. iijoblom. At the time of their young people of.th e Chflstlaii’ En­ nufrk: ‘Going over the field situa­ Three Solid Through tion carefully on« canned dlsoorer IMA! Btio will break into tears, and writing ttfoy were1in Liverpool, Eng­ deavor Society * Tuesday evening. any shortstop in either blg -feoguo TO TfJE NORTH AND NORTHWEST the more ehe la urged to cboer up land; still on-their *ay to Sweden ♦etjrenjoying their trip finely. .Thera were1quit* a number present who oxoels Pecklnpangh to any no* the more ehe will 017. -But If come ' ftíiffi~1 —I— OUGHfnBWTi UREE TRAINS DAILY.TO■T1 and after a number of interesting Ucaable extant. Thia chap'fo.about one telli her to go ahead antf^ted Ai RLE AN 8» L, A N. DINING CAI °N C« games were played delicious cake aa good aa they come, day in und many tears as aha pitaffi, abe will VICK. PAST TIM E. ROCK I day out. and th* New York cjqb would and punch were served. * , at onoe quit crying-and' »peak ber FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRAI SELECT FAMILY HOT Qlnd.—Atchliotrtìltfbe. K pleasant party that motored gif* a fat w»d of money ‘for a «eo* oad baseman of the same caliber." over ‘to Daytona for the faces oh . i-’ ’ Saturday was Mias Edith Howard, Question Tims. CUanllr MUa Jennie Hope, Mr. Cfcas. Lee, CtaanllpsM may be « —•‘Mummy, when you and Mr. E. H. Morgan, Ur. W. J. Law: ‘ •* aandy were engaged did you engage of purity of fe # # ? himi or did i be engage y o u r —Punch. '-»-i . W ' . AN* , * x r m MVX . --7^ ‘ -'rv . . . . hm « f, * ♦, i : OF CANDIDATES IN GREAT PIANO CON­ TEST AT D. A CALDWELL & SONS, WEEK, ENDING 6 P. M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 t h f : B A. CALDWELL » .î t O R I Q À pv. OUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. LOW J T R IP S U M M E R T O U R IS T R A T E S �HERALD „ • . PEOPLE AN D EVEN TS b e in g a resum e of SANFORD HAPPENÍNGS = = UP-TO-DATE Y Moonlight Ride The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church gave a ddlghtiui •moonlight ride to Fort florida Tuesday ijjght on the Alma ' ||»y. A good time is reported by jL Those enjoying the ride were: MUscs May Doyle, Lettie Caldwell, ,J)«*sie WUUaTbsonj Bessie Long, LH? B*n Gibson, Lillian Herring. France» i^vitL Gladvs Green. Annie and Alleo Whltner, Annie Lee Csldwoll, jjr*. Paxton. Mr«. Graham, Mrs Maxwell, Miaa Smith, Mr. and Mrs Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. M.ínfón, Mr, j The end of our great offer4 is now at hand. Soaroely [ “enough Hoosiers remain for this sale to justify this This Our advertisement. L ast A d WE NOW HAVE KEPT OUR PROMISE .J By telling you frankly that YOU MUST ENROLL EARLY T O ­ Tom orrow MORROW in order to have the Hoosier save.you hours the Last from your hot kitohen during the sweltering days ahead. When the last Hoosierv in* this allotment is taken, y o u r ppportnnity-to-earoll-on the famous Hoosier 91 Plan Your Las ends, and we have no early assuranoe of reoeiying mors Hoosiers j even on regular terms} for some time tor*#, Chance oome. Come tomorrow without fail, and oome early. Mr«. W. L. Morgan returned home on Monday. ' v ilt m « Eleanor and Roth Roberta have returned from a delightful vlalt to White Sprihp. Mr*. C. E. Walker ie spending the week end in Orlando,-the guest of her «later, Jjfn. Greenwood. Miaa Beuie Wllliamaon, the charm Ing gueat of Mica Eva Walker will leave for her home in Miami Saturday afternoon Willlnmson R ead a b o u t Wei dins n'Caldwell, Tenney of the visiting girl» this summer. and Robert Deane, Coatee Wicker, Ralph Stevens and Mr. Clos«. Mri. H. T. Coates of Daytona, who has been vlaiting Mr». Deane W-*- Penny Forty Turner left for Tarpon Spring« and Miss Ev* Walker was the charm- other Florida points on Thursday, lag hostess at a Penny Party Wed­ accompanied by Mr. Coates, nesday afternoon in honor of her Hue guest, Miss Williamson. A ^ Engagement Announced penny contest was enjoyed by tho Mr. Henry L. Gibson announces guests, the prise, a box of fine cor- the engagement of hla daughter, respondent cards belpg won by Lillian Coleman to- Reverend 'Edwin Miss Junle Stumon. Delicious sand- Darnsll Brownlee. The marriage to -viche». cake and ired f«*a were tako place in South Carolina Auguat atrved. the eleventh. Miss Walker's guests were the Owing to the recent death of Mra. Misses Mabel Hand, Elisabeth and Gibson, the wedding will be a very Anns McLaughlin,_ Junle and Josie quiet one and np invitation* will be Stumon, Annie L««’ and Lettie Cahl- issued. vtil. Katherine Steinmayar, Annie Renfroe, Charlotte Hand and Lil­ Mrs. Victor!* Hawkins and Miaa lian Herring. Laura hive returned from a month spent on Coronado Beach. .¡YMrs. Deane Turner motored over to Daytona Thursday afternoon to Mrs. Hattie Wilson Kenedy is be the guest of the Misses Coates visiting her parents and friends. for two week». Mrs. Kenedy was a former Sanford girl. She now-.resides in London, y Mr. and Mrs. W .L . Morgan will England.lave on Tuesday lor Virginia. Later on they will visit their sister, Miss A jolly party of campers leave for Ruth Mettinger in Philadelphia. the \Vekiwa river today. The party consists o f ‘ Mrs. (fora Williams, Mrs. ¿..Rev. Arthur Peck and JUi mother .Hattie Wilson Kenedy. . Mias Alice hive gone north for a month's Wilson, Mr. Tom Wilson. The par­ ty ia .a reunion of girl and boyhood friends, Mrs. Forrest ( Lake and little Miss Alice Wilson of Tampa is daughters, Serita fend M*ud left on .lai__ i . ____ _ _ «T . Monday for Charlottesville. Va„ and visiting her parents. Mr. Doslcr DoVano visited his, other points of interest. sister, Mrs. Ifaye* for a few days Mrs.’ Eugene Lsrr«more o f ‘ Jack­ this week Mr. DeVane is a prorei sonville who has been the guest of nent young attorney of Tampa. Messrs- • these c o n v e n ie n c e s th a t made the HOOSIER neces­ sary to over 700,000 women. f f \ Mrs. Christina Frederick'a famous W '•Housekeepers’ PoodGulde’ *—on the upper left door-answers the eternal problem! "What shall we have for dinner?*! . Tbt Cook-book Holder on the mid­ W dle upper door holds ,your cook book securely when not In use. When you are .cooking, (Imply open up the book .to the proper page behind the holder/ It ia on a Iev0 with your eye,always «-lean, never In the way. • There tre 40 ip ed tl conveniences in the N E W H O O S I E R - 1 7 . are entirely N E W . , »r .fr ' Í J * i t< - . «eer'ta-« •*1 / 0 \ The Hoosier Metal Plour Bin holds **** fifty pounds. It is low and easy to fill. The sliding glass front enablos you to clsan the entire bln easily. The In­ side is entirely of metal, with no corners to hold flour. First floor In is always out first. M Y Tha New Shaker Flour Siftpr is > * / the moet wonderful of all the new Hoosier invention*. It la the only flour sifter ever made on a kitchen cabinet that shakes flour through Instead of grinding It through, / / cannot n-car out and can­ not grind through any grit or foreign substance that might be in the flour. Tomorrow, Only $1 Puts This NEW HOOSIER in Your Home— Don’t Wait! OUR WINDOW DISPLAY is the talk of the towä— come and aee it. The mid-tummer tale (ermi are 1. Yon but choose sot of the new Ht Interior’1 at slightly less price. For Beach or Swimming Pool 4. The low cash price fixed hy the factory prevails strictly. 5. No interest—do extra fees. 6. This sale is under direct supervision of the Hosier Company 7. Sale ts strictly limited to oer small snmmev allotment of new Roosters 8. Your money hack if yon are not delighted with your Hoosier. . This is your opportunity—If you act quickly—to own this wonderful Hoosier i the roost liberal terms ever offered. You mey search the whole world and find thing that will save you so much labor in your kitchen as (his new Hoosier. I! if s ii j A new feature in the Base Cupboard is a narrow shelf conveni­ ently located for the storage of canned articles. Most women will find this a great convenience as an "emergency shelf.” It will save many trips to tha TOMORROW YOU may examine aO the new feature#. Yon incur no obligation. Bat yon should come early. You may be too late to get one on the HOOSIER PLAN if you delay; jCome and SEE this remark* able NEW Hoosier tomorrow. Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue The Only Place In Town Where Hoosiers Are Sold H e—■* • ' * . ' ' * - ■ ^ X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIII Discipline. The rigor of .discipline seems unde­ sirable to many In the prcsjal.gcnoraUon. They arc unaware'tha*.„obedi­ ence la strengthening end peace giv­ ing. A military regime, with ita Iron­ clad discipline, does not bleak spirit. It makes man ready for forcod marchea and to tneeU.death. If disclpllnt hurt the human then soldiers would npver'wdP'*V|p#- Rnttlea would be won by mob*.' Discipline does not diminish life. A» enhances llfo, and so confers a^pebee of peace.—Collier's Weekly, il* .children must taught to •*lm, ns they must bo taught Scathe fresh alt or. to read and write. *wltmntng la not a negligible part of Jh*-lr training, and they tako to water like littlo ducks. -••V mire BUIvn iiiuwu m •XT 2Ü°4Îtro stilted to glrkLcf Ml si***That•on — -tho nearly grgwn miss A;U»o. T Monarch« Net Ov*rCls*nly. King Charles IJ, of England drdhsod shabbily end Louis XIV. of France dis­ liked to wash, a llttl* cold cream ap­ plied, smh a hxndkemtlef being tho chief irlbuto he paid »0 cleanliness. In 8t. Almbc’dWtafled account of the king's'*** the poising of his periwig through the cloe*$ *ed. curtains la the morning to the ceretnonlsf.* placing of the I'^lfjjtklrt hla shoulders when bo rentaL-thor* Is no mention of aay ablutions. <*oter might bo rnjidq for 0, you hut grown-up woman.' But Ah eia for c] Tho tiny i '•imple and s • toVd to.w PUltrd. Th._.. and ygung sirlfths loft,bas on a **441*, ‘ forming oiooxucro , dr»*n |nto tho legs about ih e v k m w ^ b ulaatle cord. T h e gsrmvpils cut enough so tkff the biootbpw f*H description. °*r-t the kneoa,*Vs j ‘ There ie » whits collar i»id foUtttH tie. and eta-short sleeves kfr Eskhed with bands of white. Tho •kUddcrs nr» verv Iona, and M»o the elbow. ThU last Is a v ondeTfully clevw j made of an oblong strip of goods fold­ ed Into shapo and machine aUtchod. t, .h.riMi thB-evee and manages to be It s „ .- .a .-----------'I f U M h . - -V MLEY».' THE ■A them by adr vertising in thi* paper, at rehchc* the bear ci®« ^of people an thi# community. «a(nMt « - Mll the street. "I haven't] sock o f ] aU . the 8t The • National : OOOOIllustrations. Coet nearly ot untoli you about this most rcraàrkablo sluglaYoIomo. ^ '-•y 'i rrîT.y .-.' .ffi yrnmf » «npi* fuU par. JB si'd k Ugk ncuUr*. etc. Name UUe a* -paper and Will Weekly es First Tim e In C l u b s MERRIAM WEBSTER Tho O nly N ew unnbridgod d ic ­ tionary In many year«. Contains tho pU b and enoenee of an authoritative library. Covers evory Hold o f know l­ edge. -An E n cyclopedia In a singlo book. Tho O nly Digtionary w ith tho New D ivided I’ agc. .-r Jifc-" 400,000 W ords. 3700 Pages. half a m illion dollars, Ü « c c h li p a p e r if you w ant som e o f th e ir bu sin ess. Tbpetf-of £382S l i f S S i i s a » mI NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY C o l l i e r ’s Until this yeaf CMKria’ K s*_ __ uMMf sold at 95.M.* Now^f Ibe .price is S150¿ ... JW« -SW Ire bars bar wcored I nconceuioowiieiwr by ws ein 6ff*r it S srik itili further reduction in con- ntfllpp with this jptWicadqo. i Spedii Offer to Onr Rester» SeeoenUlse U>« er«»t demand (nr dWBw'e at • *•• prtee, we bee* aaMwaaMi made irr gaaeve ctfir it sn-i our owtk ruLlicstion #«>C«h* ftkt of CWIttr'islotK. T.« ¿ offer ifdnrost hiukeni Jvsotift W ln f Y w i G tt C o llie r'. fVJt»**« ll tb* on« bl(. Ifld.rmdrnl, (tartrai «rieblr.nt tin wM* rounttr. Not «-nit Uittb* spud cit'irn'a him! bunk- Lul It 1« elan a ntseetlne lor the whole limit?,. Am90* the ihmg* that a rear*» «aWripaon et*M St«i 1000 Editartele : .•eo." The Sanford Herald ( Collier’s Weekly J Dsik.1 T m s T * �• — ■■■:---- r— 1- — ■ 1 '■ -f*4iH**1-*t« ■ *>««* , .> - C ' Ì Ì & # * # * V » " _■- '•'• __ Wm ||| impulse of strenuous - " | t t may be «rid that -newspaper Toip strenaotia labors n n r m recognition. Ii may be aald that newspaper criti­ Thoir journal Is in thft possession of f tbiUbtxi C w y T***J*r l i d frtd ir cism of anpther medium of adver­ th« Times-Union and many ham« THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY tising would possibly be prejudiced, inscribed thereon are strange to our ; R. J. nulLT. Editor ' . . — T f f FarTTBi4Bmr but it fs easy to decide on the evi­ geographers; besides they record the W. M tlAYMCS B u tin e»* M anM Cf dence without accepting the dictum presence of ntrnngc birds and insects that well deserve study, forsaking ■b»er let loo Price, »2.00 a Year In»«r“ **' of any newspaper. Would the efficiency of the pri­ the route of tha fiver steamers after D a U w a d U i b * C U » b r c a r m r 1 1 -0 0 p ar y # * r in mary law be Impaired If the adver­ leaving Lake Monroe they followed * " ■| *' ■* *,» advance or 2 0 o par » o o th . tising feature were eliminated? That the tracks of launch« and rowboats P i t o h u )« a d ta a c a m u l l b * w a d a a l e « t * . A t Close of Business July 6th, 1914, in Compliance W ith Chapter i» for the legislature to decide, and up the river beyond Lake Jesup— to the experience and judgment of na'igating lake Harney they plunged 6427, Laws of.F lo rid a Co (arad U Mcaad-c!*«! mall aaattra A W u t 22n-l the members the Times-Union agrees into the great marsh where all irisps ItO«. «I Uw PwiaOoa at »an ted, nacida, andar Act of Manb 3rd. 187». with tha Tribuna that appaal1ba failed them and they sought n prac­ made. Ytt, • without reference to tical channel which was found with RESOURCES LIABILITIES i Ha m the*r«ulta and character of the par­ O «o a ta Harald feOdlnd great difficulty into successive lakes Loans and D i s c o u n t s . . . $218,117.20 ticular feature of the f»w, let us ask to Lake Washington. Thence they Capital Stock $ 30,000.00 A young girl, Jennie Parker,flag* whether the state should loaa money pulled their boat over' tnudbanks ; J48.7 2 .Overdrafts.. \*eTf V'flAttirtiter tralrtnear'lIsYel- for - the benefit -of the candidates, and finally etruch-ftrm-grourtd at the "Surplus and Profits V' 15,376.91 hurat, Ga.,* the other day and pre­ and whether the imposition of coats bluff which is the northernmost Stock», Securities, Etc------- 10,467.00 on the candidate to save-the state point of Fort Drum prairie border­ sented a wreck. A bridge over a Dividends Unpaid.... Banking House, Furniture 276.00 creek had burned. The Parker girl from loss would partake of the char­ ing on tha Alpnttl Fists. There they 40,443.75 and Fixtures___*------acter of blackmail? Tha state has concluded the St. Johns was born— tore a piece1off of her red calico Deposits................... t . 268,558.49 dreaa and waved the train down. the power to extort money from the the greatest of Florida’s rivers—as ■Cash and Due from Banks . 45,034.73 The peaaenger» railed a puree.for candidates, but the question is, well known as the Rhine or the liver b erg use ‘ - •- ■■■ her for - lffr heiei r tondueW Oralr eh eeid th e ttei»e do woi- -W iry tree feine -t e ilain)? ’ s a iC iM ì-io $314,211.40 let the American citizen do bualne I? there was water all tha way from tha Banner. ; Tlmw-Unton. head to the mouth. Jennie evidently d o « not wear nn up to date sldrt, otherwise there Are not the»« men discovarara and I hereby certify, that the above statement is correct; wouldn’t have bean enough goods in WHY STATE NEED BOOSTING the rest of it? , la It necessary to On Saturday potato« ware selling search far greatness In the wilds of the skirt to flag a train. at retail in Jacksonville at 40 cents a South America? Why not honor — - — O - ----------peck. On Monday they retained those who serve us rather tbati those GREAT IS FLORIDA For the three months ending June here for 76 cent* a peck. who find materials for the maps of The above isn't a text for & ser­ foreigners? Perhaps somebody may 80, Florida shipped by rail: mon; it U a sermon within itself. It dive into Silver Springs deep enough . FruIt—2119 carloads. Only Way to Ketp a Secret. is the most powerful argument in to find the source of the Octclawaha, Lettuce— 300 carloads. When Vjpdr I, Dry. . In life, usually, the only absolute. the world why Florida needs boost­ but aa this la superlatively difficult Celery— 1634 carloads. ' It la a popular misconception that ing, and why Florida needs adver­ we call for a volunteer.—T im « aqueous vapor and ice aro wet. They Incontestable insurance of a secret Vegetable«— 4194 carloads. h to tall It to no one. If one does tising, snd why Florida needs' more Union. . are In themselves dry, and become Tomato«»—6484 carloads. r FOR not want a fact known. It Is wise not wet only when’ they tutu to water. "Bo farmers and producers. Strawberries—210* airloads. I BEAMS to tell any part of 1L—William George dry la aqueous vapor ttiat it will dry Look the world over and there Potatoes—2188 carloads.. Jordan. CHANNELS any motet object that it comes in con­ isn’t a country that produces better Pineapples—979 carloads. tact with," states an eminent author­ 4 ANGLES AND, ’* potato« than Florida. There isn't Watermelons—3667 carloads. .T M S lU o s of tirerai I ity, Mr. M. Mott-Smlth. Superheated a country that can produce more Cantaloup«—329 carloads. ALL SHAPES ¡•team, befora it condenses, is :* 1 .THE FIRST fc itftlN A L BANK 'Total shipments by rail, in car good potato« per acre, and at as BOILER PLATE f • gas. Ice feels wet If the tempi (ffontinued From Page 1) lots, 21,004 carlos'ds; estimating 40 small coat, and produce them prac­ TANK STEEL' of tho hand is suOtclunt to" melt st Sanford, cars to the train, this gives 626 train tically at any season of the year. Christian Association in,. Jackson­ Ice it is dry. , ■ ¡STRUCTURAL, 1» IS * S ta le o f F la tte » , a t I h r O « * a t lia « ía r a t It hasn’ t been many weeks since ville loads of produce from Florida within J a n a 5 0 th , 1» I 4 V. IRONWORK OF At 8 o’ clock the entire eVowd ta s 90 days, 6 trainloads every day of the Metropolis printed a* story of a April Fool Day. million dollar potato crop from the invited to a party glyen by M i« the week. ' ALL'KINDS There, aro all sorts of theories as ■When one considers that this arts Hastings development, just a wee, Emma Tucker in her cottage near 4 2 3 2 A 3 0.U TRUSS RODS ' a very poor sat son—on account of tiny spot on the map of-Florida. tha inn.- Various game* wer»’-played to the arlgta of the nierrj atwlxctsax; 0.00 STAY BOLTS to M t i n i 6.00<MW These potato« were raised. and in the yard while Miss Tucker pre- but’ the most plausible Is ' tho ono Bond» to m u , J 'a a ti) S a tin g » . _ the drouth— the figures are stupen­ »■.odas GALVANIZEÖ- ‘V D o t» !*. 8 k u i IU « u « c -----------------------------dous.— DeLand News. shipped ail over the country, and a pared the-taffy fpr puliirfg. s When it w'oicu ¿ires the custqm its use in Danktog Komm. rWnitur* »ivd nuora* 11,000410 COPPER from National Dank* (not n n w much larger crop could have been was ready every girl enjo;iÿêd a good Frafice. about 1S64. Franco was the Un»«a — -----O— ----tZ.3B2.tt n ta )....... dipt European country to adopt thd Dua from mat* Banka and Hanktra. , *.420.13 ZINC SHEETS LET US HAVE SHADE sold. Now, within less than two old time candy pulling. .This closed reformed, calendar, and as a result the U w (ramapprotvd H m » AganU.— B4.5I3.T4 OAK Seminole county, the youngest in months after this million dollar po­ the beautiful Fourth. From early Nuw .Year dr.y was carried back to Checki andoth«f CaahIt t . t B I .4 2 National Dank* 4 , * 3 f ,4 0 the state should" supplement tho tato crop h*s been shipped out of morning until late in the evening it January 1. and mock cslla were made NMataiMhff CYPRESS » a c tio n » ! p a p e * m r t t n r y , n ir k a lt a n d «stataci..^... . _ .. „T ._ .i 1.161. *3 brick. roads'tilth the planting of the,state,.tha .people of Jacksonville had been lull of tho b « t kind of a on April l. aa a"fnVe on such as had MAHOGANY la w f u l M o n ty U mar r a in D a n k , via : shade tree« all along the way. Our are paying two pric« for potatoes. good time for every girl. «,*34.00 forgotten the change in the calendar. »rmt* WHITE PINE AND U n M M t e s M w .______ I MOO. ito ÍI, 03 a.00 country has already gained the rep­ Here we »re located in s.secrion of The Florida camp conference is lUdcmpdon fuM with U. 8. Ttnuurer ALL HARD WOODS ( • p e r r a n t c4 < 313.80 utation of being the most up to the country that cannot be beaten the first thing of the kind ever con­ 1 ODO M i (ran fra U. S. “ T< Ita* LAUNCHES Shattered. date In the way of improvements for thtv things that may be produced ducted in th«' state. It has com­ T*«»l__ 3 4 1 1 , 0 * 4. * * He wgs a Hollander, just atTlved In and ope of the first count!« in the an which the world must live, pay­ bined the feature* of ii summer camp SKIFFS V nLafe to build brick roads and it is ing fabulous prices for potato«! • n summer conference and has been Mils country to seek bis fortune, and DORIES 2S.000.00 C a p ita l 8 to c k p a id tn ___ up to us to maintain that reputa­ Florida has "about twenty-seven for school girls, teachers and busi­ he had much difficulty In regulating Dur n i au F u n d Z T Z ._____ :s,uoo.oo BUILT TO tion by panting good shade trees millions of a c r « of tillable land. ness glrfii It has been representa­ his pronunciation, and *t times his U a d i r l t e i p rc S ta , t e » 24.S1S.00 words were almost unintelligible to ORDER CW.M along the right of way of the main Only about 10 per cent of U> is in tive of every sort of Christian or­ UEHNot* oul*t*ndln(____ his host’s small boy, who sat in a "cor­ unpaid_______ ,L roads especially. Th«r> is nothing cultivation. BOILERS AND TANKS Wo can. raise more ganization, ten ip all being repre­ ner of tho room, somewhat mystified, ta d tv id u a l d m r i u » ü b ­ t e t t a t W k _______* * 2.4, 9 7 1 . 0 » that enhances the appearances of rrops, and market them for better sented. Eight dqnmninatiq^, were at.last tho Hollander departed, and the BUILT TO • o d t w l l l n t a -at the country roc'ds as much as fine prices, than any other section of this represented. 7. 8 M . S » Sevfenty-seveh young small boy said to bis father: "Daddy, Tim» nrtlSWa of Competent force of workmen for shade trejs and the comfort of rid­ rountry. It is the nest thing to a women registered for the conference, Is he a broken Englishman?" [trpc*4i!________ 1S.679,25 OrtitWHrW U ____ _ 1.71S.0S 310,44*.*» rou) work at all times.. ing through'these shady-byways in crime against civilization to permit taking in a" Week or more of it. One Ìft0rS4 r«l»l K*»tnz» Ih>po4tu the summer time is something to thin land to He idle when milllonsv hundred end forty have attended it R&flnlzo Law» of “Chañes." »431,064.5» ' TM commend this artion to our county are looking for juSt such opportuni­ for at least a day. The spirit of co^ Tbo laws of "chance," or the, Jheory H t * l * o f r in r t d » , M 1 commissioners. Tho law really pro' ties as we have to offer Kerr. When operation :*Hd fellowship" manifested I of probabilities, have beef» ên iadopted by C o tm ty of S e m in o !« Jacksonville, Fla. I , D . K . W h lin e r. C a r fiiw o l U t* » b a r » o m b m ) vide* for tho planting of shade tree»' these millions might be happy, pros­ at this camp is quite remarkable. the men of science. Until recently b true to the brat ot my k rviw 1 r.tr» mit b i along the roads in Florida and reads perous, and producing things in The number coming under thi* in­ the only persons who bothered their uw . B. T. WHJTNKIl, CI m Ms . ns fpliowa: great abundance, that would help us fluence of the. conference ha* far Hends sbout tho problems’ fftat arise Subarríbad and »arara ta W a r* m * thi* 7th "It shall be the duty of the sev­ to keen down the high cost of liv­ exceeded the moat sanguine expec­ in calculating probabilities, woro gam­ d » y r i July. 1914. II. C . DuBOSlS, t Notary Pubtle eral boards of county commissioners ing. It isn't justice to ourselves", to tations of the promoters. Epworth blers and speculative mathoiqlttlcJans. mark of the Orest ArtistCorr«ft-AltaM: Now tho student of physics Is obliged of the respective counties of the our state, to the people in other see­ inn is situated on a plight aiope . A ryilly grs4»T"»3ntls.t can always *'r iyUKDEiUC II. IUNI>, ¥ . p. rrm a T K K . transform tí*^ 7tmi tarions of his art stale wbcnuvur u majority of the! tioni nor to Nature herself, to' al- Taring Lakii Kionroe. On every side to understand them and uso them’ tonstantly. , , tnto vntuable.'quajttlos.,—Oscar Wlldo freeholders residing or owning real j low this to continue because of V are mots hung trees, making a most estate along or -in the vicinity of luck of means to publish it to the picturesque scene. Around Enter­ any public road or highway shall world. prise are many inUresligg places. present to them a petition asking The Florida Development Asso­ Some of these are within a walking that said public road o t highway ciation, recently formed at Sanford distance and tramping parties go be improved by plan Inj suit-, fo r -the purpose, of working for an out every day. Others can be reach­ able shade, trees along such rood or appropriation for advertising Florida ed (^launch, one of which is at the highway, or such part thereof as in the right way, is one of the belt diftpoaal of the conference girls every FREDERIC H. RAND, President may be desired or designated in such undertakings ever- begun. 4« . this day. '"Enterprise is primarily a prin­ F. P. FORSTER, Vice President GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice President petition, to grant such petition and state, ft should be tlelped in every ter resort and there are few people B, F. WHITNER, Cashier A. L. BETTS, Auirtaht Cuhier to have suitable shade trees planted manner possible, ,and every loyal in town during the summer, hencp in regular order an hereinafter pro­ citizen of Florida should join in the the girls have evcrtyblng to .'them-| vided, the work to be done at ♦t«*- movement. -7 y. selves. The health giving- waYors ol proper season and according to the We cgn sturdy help to Iqwer the gapebe fit inlrifl&l. spring*-are close ft" prayer of' the petition." cost of bring in our own state, and hand and those -who have^heep in .‘. A . ¿ ‘- * - 0 ------. in udjoining states, _ by d&eloping attendance at thia confercpvo feel THE STATE’S LOSS the state and making it posible for Igreatly benefited in health. J 1; T* -Tho Bryan primary law require.* people to make fortunes for'trffcmBeautiful as this feature of, the "• CAPITAt $25,00? SURPLUS Al^b PROFITS $15,000 that -the state provide,the candidate* aelvcs, and make Florid* blossom as conference has b£en, the religious ■ --» ■ . ’*-"i’ *1 i ¿1 with an advertising mediUm" in the tha , rose.—Jacksonville- "Metropolis. side has been still more stressed. ESTABLISHED 1887 ■hape of a campaign book;* the coat The earn«t Christian womrn who L » of this 1« the lan- campaign was havo acted as apealers snd trades Another River of Doubt 82,329.69, whlio the receipts from have gotten close to the girls and' Perhaps it would tie fair to claim many u girl will leave this confer­ S .N F O R D , F L O R I D A the candidates aggregated 31,796. Thus tho state is made to pay for .that thq,' St. Johns was the first ence with a life purpose more clearly tho benefit of the candidates for river discovered by white men in the defined. office a very comfortable iittle sum territory of the Uhited" States. Its Sunday montintr ahd evening Pres­ for which a better, use might be cours« has been mapped for sqtne ident Jenkins o f WwleyVn College The New Banking S ystem ,will soon be in operation* . In centuries, but take your map of jwae thoroughly at home with a large found. s the Government adds new safe guards J^o the many which Hut that is not all.'l The Tamp* Florida and try the point of a pencil number of young" w'orten- His mes­ . . . ____ * ' ». aL:_______I__ „1 t _ .1 r ■^ i'll X T _ > _________ 1 n l w L . Tribune delivers the feUowln^;jiu^ on lu head—apparently its begin­ sages wore direct and personal. Mrs. ning is lost In what it locally known M*bel Btephewt h f^ t - rctorsburg, • mt-nl * ■ •-' "Candidates could.-use"! the akniY aa Grata Lake which it a body of prominent in' niqny jigases of liiromjfc*. / _• money wllh greater Advantage with. *t»ter that varies in sice and may enVjictivitle» was Ono of the’ *p «k ~\ . well circulated newnpapf-nT VeXJ ' ¿sometime* known as a little ses sr* fiimday apd Monday. Miss But every river Enmm ’Pudior-hifs given «-¡ich day few of tho. Voters ‘ who r(wcivr**iho of. vuudlmpks. Withjtheir enlarged scope of; handling campaign book this year took the'ahhuld have ^ head, we are now told, one of her splendid Bible readings. •a River of Doubt until It has Mpn>; otbgr.shnve participated in the -e trouble thread -jL./U was cmdrij -arranged, noeumQ^clively printed 'hein hu well discovered that its program rfiid h»\e helped make this and rantalned’’ noj^jjqg of interest. jSpntaln may be’ exactly placedV first Florida conferetiW 4 great suc­ « This is otte o( the .pritffirry Therefore-¿rea) fame A a statesman, re»*. ", vV •— ' -ral «3.bhr-which ought to be cut out of It discovert** soldier V;and ... diplomat" * by the next legi»tature. ‘The state awaits the man who can carry ^:ith True Wisdom. f '"Will.be the ohly member of The Ft T cannot afford to toie 3 1.500 each ,hlm aqtveyora .nnd zoologists *pd Wisei eèyiÿgs often fall on bd oaj 'fishernpui and hunters to t«tify that [round,i, but electioji -On ,4tj elheme o{ thlj bui a kind word Is Seminole C ou n A“ which at»Y«> no good puxpo/«. and he-has invaded the unknown so far brown nway.—Helru» cannot mid* Y<Pfl»y, TjtL M ¡to locate a *priog or pond or V A CAM ot CooHt/ Jodi», »«mia pbuwe, > . ‘ " '• hpVpjK’.ireedhae-may .be idtfhtifisd a* larft»i. of ri.»»** rr * 'l Acccpring'' tiiy ktetepient.. of the s fountain in the neighborhood of n r* KaUta at t. II. WflttMf - Tribun»,i may 'V o . msl^ what hsv-1 be - l t * . i » g i o D Î t i f l . v rijulra I•.fiw ir .Il\aè *!»..» U .. tirara ih»l conrvra ___ nn til* IStfr-rfijr ,|,j] "state, to hifr ow^oek, ehOuid rompel - We know at a sruajl compaW’ . Ol A.............. ; I). IB I»,............ I «batí ..apply t* t * ii y the _ csmli4ateA''to use ar rneilium Florid jam who might claim tho dia- (taors* o . Harria*. J u d « »( »»id Jude* •( Probal*. lor My. Anal dl ' VUch‘-'d iih ^ it .’neturn .them their Uftctloh of this service but for tfcclr »4 m ln U tr»lor-«l Iba M t « » ol TI. d*«»*a*d: »ad tb «t »1 lh « ran money's worfh.. Can It be expected modesty; why not "drag them from n«r. « ill p r * * « t my rtnal » m u n i » at . • ' - I tr»t«r *1 ral* raut», »bi^ »>k lor obacurity and MV them up aa candithat state officials not in the busi­ LÏiZ/èM-y, ... 1 dite* for thé preaidency as ness could - publish a booklet that I July S U . h. D. IBI4. > that would b* as U 1 given .out bj CONDENSED REPORT OF j THE OF PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD r L -U i U l s i m s i n la te — M i ----- ~T T" ‘ H. E. T O L A R , Cashier 5 SENDUS YOUR ORDERS CAMP CONFERENCE ENDS MOST HAPPILY - M errill-Steven s Co. d»i THE ■ I - Put your money where every "sa fe guard tl devisis w ill r>VtV■ m m m i J»! - •___ _... _. ►‘ . �* A-— * irttJ r- ij¡‘ÍÜ:~ ID ABOUT THE CITY r _ PAGE FIVE CONSIDER TH E HOUSE F L Y ijulc .H appcnlogSy-M cnU on Of Matterà In i'B rief -jf- 40c. ^ J i n E! v e r y Di rr * I W. M. Haynea of The Herald left BY I>R- O . J. M ILLER yesterday for Plant City where be nud a conference on the coat system ftdSONAL HEMS O f IN U R E S ! and will attend the South Florida Kills thousands of people every germs to the baby’s bottle and the Press Association at Arcadia, today. year. baby’s lips, the deaths of little chil­ , . ¿tram»nr Of The Floating Small Talk* Mr. Haynea is an expert on the coat Typhoid fever, tuberculosis, aum dren soared to 176. w’ "fiBff|nr‘tly Arranged For Hurried system as applied tq the art of print­ mer complaint, cholera 'and inteaThis is a call to such action dur­ Herald Reader« ing and he will give them facta and tinal diseases follow closely in the ing April and May as shall prevent trail of the common house Ay. flies from breeding. Wip you heed W' L. Harvey visited Orlando figures at the meeting today. Flies are the filthiest of all insects. that call now /or will y o u ‘wait until jtttrrday on business. . » Word comes from "Father" Wal­ Watch the fly as It la born on the your own baby dies? Xhe quality and. the price U right lace. Sanford's famous baseball star manure heap. See it walk over the Step the Breeding of Files jjB Wt <n hay and grain« at Dutton's. 78tf that hb now la with the beat team in slop and garbage, wallow In the dis­ Get rid of, the breeding placet:. South Florida. Wallace h pitching hfiis Alice Pellett of New Smyrna for the Loughnuh, Fla., team thia ease laden privy vault, bathe in the Manure: j^lean daily from milking it riilting* h»r aunt,. Mrs, H. *E. season and will play in Orlando next, consumpUcve's cuspidor, and^ then sheds and hone barns. irtter (rf-916 Oak avenue. ThUVsday against Talatka, at, which wing- It# blithesome ~w ay' Inn» the X Pig pen: "Keep dry and clean, house.. Follow it through unscreened ■ Garbage: -Keep it covered. fYrth yeast cakes and popcorn at Mrs gamo sever#! local fans are planning window or door and notice it cleans­ • Privy»: Make and keep it flyto be present. Simon's. • 55-tt r'ij ing its filthy body in the milk proof. Nolle# to Telephone Subscribers Dixie Brown now occupies a posl2. Kill the breedera: pitcher, dropping its specks on the Please report all telephone troubles tion in the cold drink department of baby's lips, or gathering with its Kill ail winter fllee; thee# are the either at the telephone office or to I s the Seminole Pharmacy. companions on the nipple of the egg layer».* ■ the Fernald Hardwirf Ca., and, ant •child's -trutshig -bottle. ' Fusil" ftujll In'*April put several Urge fly trap* E<5tra'¡raced-meal, >liuTU*"brdn at To Hie’ etqploypes on the street. tha act of eating the most disgust­ about all breeding place« to catch r* t t Ll. F. Dutton’a. 78-ti F. w. m a i i o N e y , ’C ing filth, how often has It crawled the filet before they lay their eggs. 92-2tc Manager. £van Pattishall of Geneva was in over your face, drinking the pers­ — Continue the trapping until after In the dty on Wednesday the guest piration and irritating you with its frost. It Is better than swatting. Dinner Forty persistent, hateful, soft touch? RÙ of his aunt, Mrs. R. E. Tolar. Tho Holden trap caught 60 quarts, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.' Holly bnterThe fly that preeps over the {ace or 600,000 fliee in one-season. Cow peaa Bold as wanted by quart tained Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry bushel at C. H. Leffier'a. 91-2tc and children at their home on San­ of a tubercular patient in the pala­ Make Vonr Community Flylesa ¡ODaQDOnüDoaoooDDOoaDoaao , ooaoooooD ooaoai tial home. In the cottage or hospital, % How? George Brown is «pending a tew ford Heights last night. Tho occa­ may deposit a deadly germ on the 1. Educate and stir up to action. fay% with, home folks. He has a sion was a farewell dinner, the Hen­ Ups of s healthy person in your . 2. Prevent breeding of flies. ' ry« leaving today for their home'in position with adrug store In Kissimmee house, marking anothor victim for v3. Keep filth covered until re­ Philadelphia. An elegant menu the great white plague. Tomato wrap« and tomato crates moved. waa served, after which music and You are ashamed to to^rst* a at F. F. Dutton's, * ’ . 78-,tf other diversions helped to pan a, bedbug or body louse. O le,fly is . 4. Screen porches, doors and win­ vsu VMr. aqd Mrs. Chas. Phillips of moat pleasant evening and the guests dow«. more loathsome and dangerous than Geneva were in the dty on Wednes­ departed with the feeling that their - 6. Make atl privies fly-proof. a hundred bedbugs or body lie*. day,' the guest of Hurry Phillips, the return cannot be made too soon. 6. Kill alt winter flies. This shows what Dr. -Crumblne ^^photographer. 7. Trap the fly. Mr a^il Mis. Henry and.family of the Kansas State Board of Health 8. Swat the fly. expect to return in the' early fall and yiujc Ico cream from Duhart’e discovered by keeping a -monthly . 8. Swat the fly. as usual will make their home here, record of Infanta who died from ^w y^'oreatn' Factory., 86-tf 9. Offer prise« to children. in fact they call Sanford their home diarrheal diseases during 1913. J Gotger and S. G. Harper now and their many friends will be He found that deaths increased as 10. Keep everlastingly at it. I * •'kwjFn.Orinndo yesterday on busi- ddightedijo welcome them back in flies. ; multiplied, -•fn January, tb« *11. Insist upon your neighbor do­ •V'nesa connected with the court house October, j___ •* season of no fllelip deaths' were only ing likewise. at that place. 36j while In July'and August, the - Clranlineea is cheaper than flies Pepper, eggplant crates at. F. K.J Automobile Owners Take Notice!' season when flies swarm in greitost and screens are cheaper than docReduced Rates' oyer Concrete t Dutton'a.^ 78-tf -____- j ; . — muriyou-*!». atOL-wotl’.flltii-Wwtf ;Jar. blllSL..____ r-' Brtdg*"»t TJiytbna—-HI"small “cats Capt. Pagcnhart and daugh­ ter, Mias Edna have gone to Waynes Including Ford's with passengers, Suspension Brldga la Shifted, boro,^ Ga., to visit relatives and round, trip 2bc. All large cart, in­ An important feat of unusual diffi­ cluding passengers 36c round trip. friends for a month or two. VOLUSIA CO.‘ BRIDGE CO. , culty baa Just been performed by the department of bridges In shitting the | The ladies of the Baptist church 83-Fri-J3tc______________ cables' of the Williamsburg bridge will sell ice cream and cake in front from supporting steel plna of ten Notice of Election , _ oi MUler!s Bakery Saturday after­ Here is s vegetable tonic that Is ~ Notice Is hereby given that the tnchea In diameter, twenty-eight inches far bettdT I6r“ ybu to take than the noon and evening. In length and one thousand pounds In bi-ennial election as per the law is. dangerous drug and poison called Hay, oats, corn, chicken foods at hereby called' for the purpose of weight to nickel steel bar of tfalrtMQ calomel. You never can-tell when inches in diameter, forty and one-half F. F. Dutton's. 7fl-tf ¿lecting trustees for the' next sucInches in length and eighteen hun­ calomel is going to “ get you." Ed Jump, an English auffragoUei:ceeJlnit two years and also for the dred pounds in weight—all with less That's the worst thing about taking of Orlando .was in the city on Wdd purtyoM! of determining the number then two hours'. Interruption to rail so uncertain and dangerous a drug naday drinking sulphur water and of mills of district school tax to be and vehicle traffic. This terminates a for constipation and Uver trouble. calling on ■hia Sanford friends. \ levied for each of said years; said work of almost three years, by which Calomel la liable to salivate you or election to be held Tuesday, August the longest suspension bridge in the I -have a first class painter and sign, the 4th is Sanford, District No. 1; world has been rebung, with addition-, "knock'you out" ¿or at. least s day writer. We can do your harness re­ Longwood, District Nÿ. 2; Oviedo, si trussbs, uprights and cross beams, the very next time you try. It. L. R. PhlUVs^ft Co. have the mild pairing and auto top work*how. District No.’. 3 ; Chùluota, .iRetrict exactly doubling its supporting vegetable remedy that, successfully strength. The changes became nec­ H4f . W. H. UNDERWOOD. . No. 4; and dene va,' District No.1f . - * essary through -the new subway takes the place of .calomel. This Further: said election shall be held » .Miss Alhine Frank leaves today itMiepm of which tho Williamsburg remedy la Dodson's Liver Tone, a Batin messaline la the ribbon choATQ for mia««« and' UfUe girl« do for a visit of several weeks with under the same rules and regulations, bridge lr.to bo the central Unk. The very pleasant tasting liquid that •en, In any,light color. It la Uod Ini not -noticeably ■ railebl»tho mode« friends in Tampa and St. Peters­ Mid qualifications of election shall span carries tlx track«, two for sub quick but gentle relief from consti­ a fotiHocpcd bow at each side. Finally . • that are in the a»cen<(fi£l' for their hi the «aine as prescribed for those way or eldested and. four for street pation, .torpid or "lazy" Uver. burg. the wrpalh of forget-me-nots U ad: ’ . grown-up listerà. The Balter shape for * T ** r* voting 'in the origlnnl election Creat­ oars.—New York Letter to the Pitts­ Dodson'S Liver Tone Is fully guar­ misses, like that «fee*, u In the pic­ Justed, it extends about the baaeref Where »bail I spend my. aunimer ing 4 sped at tax school district. burgh Dispatch. " anteed, and if you buy a large bottle ture, the poke-bonnet flhapfiiand wider the crown at tho front and along the tscation? At Coronado BeacWi- For • By order of the Board of Public — edge.of tho ruffleat tho back. . -, ? brimmed droopy hat«, almost cover for fifty cent« and It does not entire­ apartments^cottage* or board apply Instruction of Seminole' County, ThI» »mali and Wonderfully artlatto v • 1 - tho Arid of choice for ¿he mUs. But Vesuvius Still Hotter. ly satisfy you. the drug store wh^ie M. N. Blanton, Corohedo, Fla: Florida. \ The temperature inside Mt. Ve­ you bought it wlU promptly give these few dominant’Idea«'have; been “sombrero“ In tho next picture la ‘ '* ’■ 1 93-4tc F. PN FORSTER, Chairmsn suvius,' which "Is unsacertalnable by you your money hack with a «mile. an rariouajy developed lhat there ia no trimmed'with*« cord, very appropri«triy1, «ud flniehed with a ribbon ^ L B. Marin, the watermelon king D. L. Thrasher, Secretary and Supt. ordinary ihcrmometrlcal methodsjjss DodaonX.Cs-fine for both" -chlldsan monotonous.Bantanwe. fi . ruffle abdht the brim, headed w,ltb Uie.'. * Ti For little glrlsVjo botmot shapes, of Public Instruction. .of Monroe continues to bring lusrecènti/ been measured in novel fash­ arid grqw'/v peep e. cord. L/xyps and ends of this cord * the «ombrerò and «omo «mali replicas 93-Stc ’ . • ion by the Muolcb geologtst, BtgrL ------------ -------------- clous melons to the city of the Excel of the «hnpleat shape worn by theiV make the'finish. *' *----------------- ' * who descended the crater, of the yd|„brand and they bring good prices . Selfishness. elder«.,provide a wide enough choice. ! One of the bats, for an older (tri, 1« cauo for thfcpuruoso:-" . ■*/1 PAOLA. POINTS ior they have become famous. Selflihaess assumes many forms, For Uie copyist who finds it worth a sailor^shapo wttn oblong crown. lie dropped « thin wlrb cabla Sfitti ■ Arthur Row, finable to at» any­ and i! l every one of them fhay- be while trim the chiidren'e millinery There t* u collar of fancy silk braid Notice Horae Ghnera thing likable in our bojufied climate, an Iroo freight at; tho end into the found.the desire to grasp somb fan- at home, the four Naia pictured here In rich colorings and n fan of satin 1 have a first clue expert .horse sheer breezy hills and shiny lakes haa re­ crater. A 'ttb6 w|riJ wept nmb|f :ted itiçanv of happtni'v|._«van at the Are excellent'models to follow, it rtbben In the ■color which predomi­ cylinder« made of-lead, sloe and anti­ Give him a trial. , turned to his home fir Pennsylvania. »inapte orbiti nr*. Many, things In* nates in tho braid, at the front' ... r no more difficult to trim,ihqafi kbi* trimi kbkP«* ‘ 46-li W. H. Underwood Next time yoii come, son, bring mony, whlcii'intflf respectively uLtcav ii*jocntly; {Ur.-uursble In tbi-Meelves, Tt^e remaining hat la s aallòr.j^th.. * . ■j drfctfrtartr tho nt homo than to make perstures of 8J8, 788 nnd l.lCE'.fic-' whew■th»,.v cûtsê to' us u sd*n -». rightful same young wearers. a round crown covered'Fllb ovdrlsp1 Mr.-. W; K. Gore of Orlando, Mr*. your beat girl with -yougreos Fahrenheit. A quglnt, easily-trimmed' poke bpn- plng row« of narrow ribbon over the c^.'.^ A B. Wallaco o f" Loughmail and Charlie ^ ^ Potter, who has been 'to Having been let down Into the anVnaturaj .ir^uim4,, ZiTni Into guilty picture, is top. There la a wide band of braid Misa Agnea BotÄamly- left Monday hi» mother in Kentucky aiop- moath of the vdfesno, the lead melted and * fraudulent (msaesaiona ' when net of hemp,'shown in iriromod with a wreath of fqpget-mo- about the side-crown and six smallfor North Carolina to spend the P«d- to-wK? his fuifiilyriicre, and ha* at a* ^ nou and a plain sash of No,, cp sopn fan« of satin ribbon, doubled, sot about ■ summer. * Ihe-apUinoq^.-at-nfi feet 6 [pr ***■ üf 011 feet, and The gone on to his^Omc in Cocoanut i * , j <. -> ribbon. The" uddcrbrim,la-7^ffi-with the base o? tho crown at Intervals. . Inches. - v ’l r C , ------ t ; rv ' T";Grove. . » By following thè copy ona; ufiM » ' tho ribbon. ahlnAU cm, M guffle la Miss Emma Tu$kof_ A- .yellow ,w smoko yenVjJiUk. tbo o'bjftt oí L IÄ ..,. Mr. Bona.oelebrated thy glorious •ewad to the umKrhrlht alwi^t a half- risk of turning out an amateuriinToakdty On. Wednesday* ‘ehrduie'w' points crater Jiad make 1 0f d(T iyn tV e> , if. not to maki ^CLUJth.with hia wi/q and .her people inch in fropi the edga U Is turnod tng hat as (he result of painstaking of- • ’ t io the north, after spending thi'past 837 degree« degrees in In 1911, 191X. hÍ4 j . u dUScull Wr each oiherTOther T— over the edge end taVkcjJ (luwn'lti n forts In home trimming,. and later expects to, be .‘tack for oqt- degrees ini 1911, 6S? '■* two wekao i*t. enterprise' attending end 783 degrees egree«' In IMfl. 1M3. . Ffotp ,4tfis «Je a ,, c ‘ JULIA BOTTOM LEY. * * caacg^e on tho upper brim.’ other^vblt,. ’v'-* r * fact it Is cono|ud4d that,«* frçsh ou(t-i the Camp Conference. i -T - ; „A number o&ony.Tolk* «|»8rU the •break of..Vesfrius rt)ay be fmwlpent. y.lip L M .. C. . TTawkins, Vho has Fourth qt Palm S^Wngkr. «»Y 3fork 3un. t . . • ------ ■ f : *been tlte guest of* her daughters, Mts. there wdk qplto a.crowd there from V. - • N O TIC E .¡i .;==I-* = -*I Harmful Insects. POPl’t yM 'S ASTHMA REMEPY A. P. Connelly and Mrs. H. If. C oh all the noigKboring .townsrand that . » From a composition on "Harmful In­ As I have charge of tho business of the nelly for several months lift Wed­ tho springs are grpwtfif*« ^?»v a very give« Inslant relief and an absolut» cure sects” a. teacher gleaned thn following Title Bond.A Guarantee Co., East Sinnesday ori the Ojcehla to visit her popular resort. * in all case« of Asthma, Bronchitis and Information: "Tho chief insect« harm­ ford Land Leaguo, and W,- A. Whitdaughter In ^Washington-, D. C. ^ t; Frances Pearson, has ^ggdb Hay Fog*. Sold only by W'm. G. ful to mao la the fly, mosquito and cat- comb, I can be found In th e T a x At*. Aldrich, druggist, mail on receipt of erplllow. 'T o destroy them gel them ' and Sundays—Wood* Lo\ighnutn to-work for h lessor'» Office In th* court house $1.00. Trial package by mall 10 cents. all and atep on them nr otherwise de­ land J^flt. Picnic convegjcnies,' AdoysrsafrT a few »¿ck w -------- -THOS. K. BATES William« Mfg Co., Prop«. Cleveland; O stroy tholr breathing places” . ■! ‘ arnuiemAfUt. Thc_on!y safe, cleaw *Everybody, is s o rry ! illness .of Ml C. .CMeWfid^ »'ho k ; outdoor sum m ing pool,-.-emptied jubW■*-The reRjetly,-;which l nhawprlglnkwd-ki k t e ^ ' k r f ^ r a frunre. n e « . where1! >-daily, ileaned nndT^flllod from at»- summering si W i h n i i w g / p r i gHr i Vif noslswu used forjtnr4l»y the prejwntr}’ , terisn well. Shower bath, toh?rtnn and hope be njay «oon "Mr. and Mr«. Budilyaihjaml .Mr. wai introduced into this country by Ovo.|l ^lide. Leased privately also. 85tf •i and Mrs. Bridge drove, to Sanford H. Mayr, a leading Chicago druggist, who cured himself of severe stomach, Sunday night and attended , the Mr. and HtTO. Frank Woodruff liver nnd intwtinsl troubles by IU use. and children and Mrs. H. C. Du­ Union services at the .Imperial. Those who. Jiave, umxTU aay thb^first • mm»., •^ Dr. and Mrs. cWafkgr^antl ,Mra. dose is- sufficient’ to convince any one bose-and children loft on Wodncsoi iu remarkable merit, and that within Ensmingef. jnotorql oiA to Twin I W e h a n d le th e b u à in e ss o f o u r / positorH , p r o m p t ly — s a t is fa c t o r ily — c a r e fu lly . ty’« i»oat for Jacksonville ffom They twenty-four hours the snTTcrer fecU lIke [whence they took tho Southern Rail­ Lake« Mail day. afttraoofl. a noiv porson.' This mediflh«, Vhwh h»uf ; Our ‘cifflcerB and Board of Directors are Sanford men, who .ara familiar, with way for Clyde, North Carolina, gathered the Ettsminger pear, crop becomn known s* AJkyr'« WorlHcrfu^ and tbu Doftp^juade a profcedonsi Stomach Remedy U now «öVLty where thny will spend ,the next, twp •local valuds and-conditions,-aijjii it ìb theif ’dcBire to assist ali wprthy patrons of Xlslt■“ * : • ., eisss dregglsts eWrYwkere; months. •• * — j . ■i > '• . iUti ■ institution* . _ - 'f ^ |- . ^■old here by ^1f pljfltgl:»t*w*- (Auri) , * .Mrs. Forrest Lake and" two. little * The surveyor» srr* btgj^sUWng daughters of Saplord are gpendinn o t town lou .between the T . W e in v ito y o u t o m n k e o u r b a tik y o u r b a n k a n d ifth e re b y id e n tify y o u r s e lf w ith H S|> -; -»veral days In Jackaonrille, the <¿fid tht junction—Z.TROGREpSIVE SANFORDBAN K, w h o w ilf m a k e your^ i n v e s t t h e ir s . We are having un L*2nests of Mr. and Mrs. JuUan Car Your only « h a « « de fedi -.pentcr at their homo bn Eaat.Avh* weather oul here, and not Wty Pfly 4 Per Cont Interest On Savings Deposits raft» lls.we Vfluid like, but the nlgjjlp iMWtUul .sphffllvUian of . atrsjit. - They are. eprout«. to arc ciol and, comfwrtaMA. and ft^m inst 20 minuto rffi* from r • Yiifinie, wdfere they expect td'apend or $16,00 1*BR LOT all we- heat we a » »<»> 'suffering** ‘■and the^bslanca’ of the flumnje* «en»bnall, co mpared ’ t o ' ofl u Adjoin» , 'vTUn*ieUnion. ", ‘j? W , /f='' 4 *1 L;»/• r.* . Geilt«* thar: i Jr Wo make up your *-J-* ■ AtlaaUc Hotel, Coronado,-FI«-, anri M 4>ro«, r*~ . (C ourt house buil OIMf Of Ladies’ galfn*-— ^ Un the. beach, l H m il» trom pairing ind ,b«ritcTIng, Hat. ¿ l o i W - :.t'»i Smyrna. Have recently Installed A. R. KEY, P. L. TBHASHER, V-Pi fORREST LAKE. Frá. and cleaned. ..Suita to meanurr HthVs and bath- * Your patronage " each suit until 1 « »* * »olldled. •* ■ - il *-•-* Q ■ ¡Fish 1 Tall Cans Crean i a 1 * ^ f : ;J - T ■. " q - - - r ■ . v . . *4i * * *' 1 * , , ■ Y ' V * ' W 1' ; 4lW * j§ Í $ » ’ ' $ 1.00 doz. . . . . ■ ^ i w . 7 ¡ Baby Cream <■ ■■ ■ i 15(: doz. '* • ’ * * 1 Best Sugar Cwed Hams 20c lb. » Cooked-Brains in Cans _______ - Designed for Youthful Wearers Quit Taking • Risky Calomel ' . . _ » _____ . „ n t i n i A u u r t f i i a t n e r w ! 1 n er H u i i i t i m l v i i f H » im - >i . jm in . ■1 1 1 . i « I # V ii t u J - ü # F»* « I* " r u t t . k . * - A S T flM A ! A ST H M A ! T 7 - - ; / | O il Tr.qAhÜént F o r t y Stom ach Troubles m ^ . re M no «_ . baffi For You ■ __ ■ ■ m c * .. J �, -1 iJV3JI -S * -.— '- ■ r&4&c¿ir‘ ' . , -- . s it -A. ' s r ..- :yr^ *: A, í ; . X -V • r . ,. : ,/ ; . i iVAitMWttSito*.* - a __j j —1__ __ ever. It will often occur that under themselves la tho fleM and camp LODGES 4 military stress,' lack of time and Among the volunteers.*°,na con*^ or' Old**! C«D*<« znd M**t Oviutiinl Csrapqi in Florid*. r „ ll.. ... transportation troops for short ^ rt- ablo experience exists aa a result o: • Esgreeske, Rae Art», Daaettk *od htdurfrU! Art*, Ba*««*, Jeezfcen' ods must use the water that the na maneuver camps, and Ine Spanish war Sanford Lodge Nc. 27,1. O. O. F. Twelve buildings, steam heat, electric lights, fire protection fin» tlves depend upon. Under th.esc cir­ -•many veterans of that- war being In no malaria, quarter-million dollar endowment. Three toachrrsV Meet» every Monday at 7:80 p. m., cumstances we may look for the ap­ thq mllltl». The proportion oi ro' organ, a doxon pis no*- two Ulee Olre clubs, duba, chorus dusk. dusk Superb new .S S fiJ lS W o w Imperial Theatre. pearance of such dlsedms-as are wa­ crults will, however, fifty to '***• incu ¿choot, full banking equipment. New chemical and physIca^M^ “! ty»ter borne and are prevalent lo the enty-flfvo per cent of the total e q d p p e d with every modem device: analysis oi soils, fertilUers fooH? J. W. 0. Singletary L. D. ffitkcr .**' ineerlng Course. ' IOOtU* water, communities using the watar. » SecretaryN. Ö. strength» as far as expdrience Id the Preparation for Engineering H football, basketball- Chri,n.» The methods to render the water field la concerned. There will be. Lakes, boating, uwli uwimmìng, golf, tennis, but ;xn«! undenominational; expenses moderate; scholarships available potable are naturally those used In therefore, * considerable' proportion Gate city Camp No. 6, W. O. W ForMfttalogue Catalogue address addi temporary emergencies aa .a rule— of green men to be taught camp sani Meet» aecond and fourth* Wednesday boiling, filtering and the u n of chom tatlon, as .-wall as given military in WILLIAM F&EMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D.t U . p,. nights In eschfmonth. leal*. Portable appliances Aft used In •traction. Much of this will be fir G. R. Calhoun J- F. Hoolehan Surgeon General Gorgas Tells tho ariny to render the water safe. #0 in concentration campe. Fortu Clerk Council Commander When this Is not practicable we may nately, moot of the officers of the vol Proper Methods to Pursue. always fall back upon boiling, for this unison will be men who are lm may be actually done by the .Individu­ pressed with tho value of aanlUtion Semtnole Chapter 2, Order Ratern ^ar al solfilefewlth'his metal cup as the In the field. They and the regular-of Meet» cAry first and third Tuesday receptacle. It has been found, bow ficere and. older Midlers will quickly Lb each mopth. Everyone who Uaa »een WANT STR0NGÌ SOUND MEN aver, that It is an Impracticable and Instruct {fae-n«w-(n«o>-in*Ahe habit» hla Star in the Eaat are cordially Invited possible procedure, as to so essential to haalth In camp. almost Impossible to vielt this chapter. Progressive Military Hyglsne. Sanitary Precuutlona Whloh Will B accomplish such a m easure requires fuel, tho fire, time to boll and time * '/dice E. Robbins, Sec’y There exists, then, a yeast to leav Taken to Safeguard Health of Incubators. to cool the water to enable It to be en the whole that waa absent to 1898 Troops In Evant of Invaalon drunk. Either the soldier has. In the Since that eventful year tke officer* ^ O L D E S T ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN PLOB - <► Phoenix Lodge No 8, K. of P. *■_ of Tropical Country. ____IDA. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE A 11 heat of the march or battle, to drink of-Ifio Jaadlcal dna<irlannt:jaL_.U>f. ; !w a >nd nnd1 fumtli‘ *Puwriay* VàVe'r ôs'h'e 'nnd» It or sotne »fnfple army have been studying and practis­ By WILLIAM C. QOROAS, NUlting knight* alwayi welcome, method has to be devised that taay ing military hyglane and sanitation Surgeon Qeneral, U. S. A. H. Mcliaulln i. A. Takaach meet this necesklty In a more prac­ with brilliant regults, as demonstrated Washington.—In the event of an In­ ticable manner, . r K. R, «nd S. C. C. In the two larga camps in Texas. vasion of a sub-tropical country by The field filter weighs 60 pound*, Here 10,000 men lived for a year at a our army the sanitary precautions to and this limits Its use to such col­ lime with a sick rate tower than that ' SaafordjLodgo No 62, P. and A. M. be observed by our troop« would be umns as are provided with transpor­ at tha average poet. Better yet, the Communication every firet and third of supreme Importance. The neglect tation to carry It about The prac­ officers of the line, Impreeaed with Best Cheapest Thursdaysjat 7:30. ; VUItlng brothreft' of theta might Indeed be fatal to (he tical use of calcium chloride aa a dis­ the value of the lessons In camp tan! •uccees of the campaign, just aa the infecting agency Is excessive in cities. welcome. tatlon, have been enthusiastic supportBritish In 1762 were compelled by dis­ Its use In portable plants In suitable ten of these advances and are hardly O. L. Taylor F. I* Miller Secretary , W. M. ease to withdraw from Cuba after form for armies has not been satisfac­ second to medical 9Clears in their they had taken Havana. Our precau torily worked out but promisee a pos­ knowledge and experience tn such tlona mint, however, begin at home hi sible solution for this vexing question. matters. The army, then, la In an United Brotherhood of Carpentera and our assembly and concentration Disposal of Watte*. entirely different position than at the Jotnera of America camps. There la no question but that Only lees Important than a supply outbreak of the 8 panlab war* The 20, Sanford,Local Union No. 1751 meet* thla will be doge, and all sanitary pre­ of potable water tq camp Is an effi­ 000 cases of typhoid that then pus first and third Thursday night at 7 cautions that military exigency can cient method for the disposal of hu­ iled and distressed the people of this permit will be observed In Mexico, man wastes. Excreta In camp become country will not appear as specten and Smile at o'clock in the Eagles’ Hall. tit the war'with Spain In >189$ we a most dangerous focus for the die In our camp* as a sign of aanltary In­ J, W. 0. Singletary, J. ML Brown, .Sec'y-Treas. (President were'handlcapped by lack of training semination of such diseases aa are competence. Harvest Tim e and experience In camp sanitation. spread through this means by direct V Anti-typhoid Inoculation, which hgs We bad practically no experience in contamination or pollution of water been In vogue In the army alnce 1909, ' B. P. O. E. Sanford Lod|e 1241 the tropica. While we had gone Into and milk and by files. In the last and which so efficiently protected It Vegetables Free Meet flratjand third Wednesday night Mexico In 1846, there was little of large camps maintained by the army In 1918 that there was but .one case at corner of First St. and Palmetto Avk. the knowledge then existing of tropl In ToZns lo 1911 and 1913, a most among the inoculated In the army \of ca\. diseases that has been alnce ac­ efficient system was . used. On still 90,000, la to be trusted to keep our O. L. Taylor IL L. Peck cumulated In India, Africa, eastern larger scale, but for a shorter time, ramps free of thla disease so fati\) to Secretary Exalted Ruler Asia and tropical America. Nor did the the same system was In use at the armies In, the past. memory of what we may have Gettysburg reunion In 1918. Briefly, The dysenteries will be held In abey Monroe]('haptor No. 15, R. A. M. * 1+arwed-ta come down to .us this conalatsTor each company organ!-* mica by 'lUimr pf-tbi^re^wUons that j Meets every second and fourth Thure- 41 years later. The great* develop­ J ' satlon of a trench sixteen to twenty prevent typhoid, particularly the safe­ day In Masonic Hall over the Imperial ment of preventive medicine was not feet |gng, two to two and one-half feet guarding of water and the oarly oxclm Jacksonville, Florida f I s fr. i Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. than In a stage convenient for prac­ wldo and atx feet deep. Over tills Is sloh of *uch cases from the camp*. tical application. The people wore placed a- box cover, which foros a F. Karnatx 0. L. Taylor Yellow fever la robbed of much of R. C. M AXW ELL, MGR. SAKFORD BRANCH Secretary High Priest not educated up to Its Ideas. Thla seat with tight cover*. The wholo it* terror by the fact learned In 1898 la now all changed and tho condltlona box fit* to the ground so closely and Is by Read and hla devoted band, which under which we may go Into tropical so tightly made th'xt fllea are excluded. taught us the meaiia of tfnnamUslon The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior or sub-tropical lands give us consid­ Each morning a gallon of oil and 15 and, consequently, the manner of Order United American Mechanic* W. J . TH IG P E N & COM PANY erable assurance, where before we pounds of etraw are burned In this avoiding It- Tho eoldler carries In Meet* every Wednesday at 7:80 P. went timidly and fearful of conse­ trench. This bas tho effect of de­ the field a mosquito bar weighing 13 RÏ.. in the City Hull. Visiting brothers quences. stroying fly larvae, Incinerating the ounces that enables him to sleep In AOKNTS aré welcome. C. H. Smith, Ree. Sec. Two Precautionary Stagey. surface of tho contents of the trench comfort and safety- The aantry on In any contemplated occupation of and It* solid walla and deodorising. duty la protected with a bead net that n country lying partly In the tropica For a year In the Texas camps this serve« the lame purpose. These are by an army coming from the temper­ system has given complete satisfac­ the diseases that. If avoided, will make ate zone there would be two stages tion. It will be observed that again any campaign In the tropica unique In Offlee wit* HOLDS* »«At. ESTATB CO. to consider with reference to the pre­ the distinction must be made between history. cautions necessary to the preserration camps seml-permanent In character Typhua an Ancient Enemy. t i 1 of the health of such a command— and the camp of troops actually In JEWELER Ono other disease there Is that may first, the measures required to avoid tho field. For the latter of cookod, no bo a possible cause of alarm—that un­ Sanford. Florida •t.j the “camp diseases" In the homeland daborate system Is appropriate, ¿hal­ til recently might hare been difficult MY SPECIALTIES while the troops were mobilizing and low .trenches are used and covered to prevent It la a disease that bas Pickard'« (Lain).Pointed Chino training and, second, the measures re­ after 34 hours. The facilities pro­ played a tremendous part In all great A H O T E L YOU W O U L D L IK E V O U R F A M 1 L Y T O S T O P AT Curhnm'a Sterling Silver quired to avoid the diseases peculiar vided for tho civil population are European wars In the past and ha* to the country to-be occupied. It may usml when troops arc In possession of oven determined the fate of cam­ Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin ami Waltlinm Watches be added that under the latter circum­ towns and cities. paigns since the Peloponneistan w a rstances there might bo camp diseases The uso of (loop trenches In camp typhus fever. Fortunately, and thanks The most delightful family and commercial hotel In the city. Just the place to In the occupied country, the same aa Is somewhat limited by the character to officers of the public service, aa make your headquarters while on a shopping tour or enroute North. Located in the heart of the shopping district. Cool, comfortable and all modern conveniences M X Ci(X)DS GUARANTEED In tho home country. of tho ground. High ground water well 191 to a brilliant Frenchman, we at popular price*. Worthy of your patronage. The first sanitary precaution 1« to and rocky- outcremi forbid their use. have learned that It la spread by tha F lo r id * secure healthy soldiers — physically We can then uqkvery satisfactory In­ bite of tho louse and. In consoquence, J a c k s o n v i l l e , soynd men Then It ts necessary to cinerators In semipermanent ramps. we are enabled to limit Its ravages. rrr safeguard their health »'bile In train-, These aro more oxpenslve, as ruef 1» T have not mentioned smallpox, as lug by giving them pure food, water required. Wtfcn a largo camp Is -In 4 ^ * not peculiar to armies, an I Its One Inch Card* Will He Puhliahcd Un­ and healthy camp surroundings and the environs of a city with a sewerage Ifrwventtvo measure of vaccination 1» der Thla Heading At The Halo O f $7.20 by preventing tho entrance to such system and Is to be occupied for a so well known as to require no further Per l f « r t camps of Infectious diseases.. Our considerable lime connection may be mention. camps In this country would naturally made with the established city sys­ WINTIR DAYS IN SIMMER AND SUMMER DAYS IN WINTf R Thus, forewarned, we are forearmed THOMAS EMMET WILSON be select cm] with a view to salubrity. tem. This was actually, done during and enter any campaign ionfldcnl of $2.00 Per Day and Upwards Special Monthly or Weekly Rates The supply of water must be given tho past fow months at Texas City, our ability and In the itanllary tratnATTORNEY AN!) COUNSELLOR Room* With or Without Bath* the same care nnd safeguarding that . This system was devlsod by Iqg of tho line feel that we can exist ' V* • Electric Bells • Electric Lights AT-LAW the nupply of* ode ,of our cities re­ the Vaughn-Recd-Bhakespears .hoard* In the campaign In such' a state o f Excellent Cuisine Hot and Cold Running Water in Every Room | Tho selection of Bites for which Investigated the typhoid epi­ ^hygienic competence" that tho disa­ V !-«**• A110*0*7 S**vr«»Ch Judicial Circuit of ceives florida largo camps erf concentration la In­ demics In thb camps during the war bilities of the war will he limited, for Sanford anti Svlvan lake 1HURS0AY NIGHT’S AND SUNDAY’S, SPECIAL fIS fl DINNERS fluenced to a greater extent by this with Spain. Thla Is known as the the first time In the history of the on«» matter than by any other consid­ Heed trough Byatem, and Is merely a now world, to wounds, and that dis­ eration but military necessity. In suc­ galvanized Iron trough and urinal that ease will not kill more than bullets. cessfully taking nil precautions re­ cpntalna a mixture of,lime and water. The American people will have what lating to water we assist In avoiding Aa tho excrement and urine are de­ they should have for ihe.- generous S Mf t » M 9 99*+*++*' typhoid fever and the dysenteries— posited Into this -they aro not dis­ support given every year—the most ■>» > » » ♦♦♦♦♦♦« M ♦ » ♦ ♦ » » é » » » 44 4 the camp diseases of all former ware. turbed by fllea Tho contents of the efficient army of |ta site In the world. 104 F. S t«ít Phone No. 182 These diseases aro^ateo communicated’ trough arc removed at Intervals by an T-Englneoring neenrd. =^= by foods of gpmd kinds, particularly odorless excavator and deposited at a MAG A?* 1NES f ? J U L l L f l i J PERIODICALS : Garner & W oodruff Building the uncooked ones, and milk. Conse­ distance dn fletds ns a fertilizer. This MAN CALLS THIJ5 FISHING 11 1 quently the,‘sanitary officers must In­ system Is limited to weather rondl•- - • ' I! Ice Cream • Soda Water • Conledioncry • Clga ti and To'bacco -1 spect and oxnmt.no the water nnd food, tione thdt do not reach the freezing Nevada Ranch OWner Drains a Ditch '■ V including tnllk. wUh the special .pur­ point .i . and Catches Mountain Trout Term« Moderate—Strictly Cash f pose of keeping oqt tho diseases thus Moving Armies Police Thtmtelvea. With His Hands. 4? It has been an axiom In past wars transmitted. Of course,, as these dlseaaos are spread by contact as well aa that moving armies wore healthy. Ban Francisco.—W. II. Davenport mechanically by filet and pbsalbly oth­ This la merely an expression of, the or tho Western Pacific railway says: P i l o n e 31Ö , Í 3 : er insects, such methods of transmis­ fact that moving .troops get away “I was .back In Nevada recently, nnd -T sion nfiist be watched for and pre­ from their own camp pollution. Thla a friiy11I of mthe. who own* what ha GEO. A. DeCOTTEeNV vented, principally by the early ex* le still tree unless the troops.In qemt calls ‘Just a little ranch' of 9,000 acres piuslon, of all cases of these dtseqso««- permanent camps are protected from asked me if I would like to fish for "I want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re­ ATTORNEY akd COUNSELLOR >» LAW The means available to ptpU-ct U\è themselves by a sjvnUary.1iy*tetn for Smuntala tropi. I said l would; it's ceived from the use .of Thcdford's Black-Draught,” writes camp water supply In seul-permauent the- disposal of ‘human wastes. To a my favorite sport. m ■ Mrs.<(Sylyania W oods, of Clifton Mills,. Ky. . camps in ‘the home country ate 111 Ifssor extent the olhor cgnip waste*-' ""'CUraojHi' sgTd ho, and ho took tM Practice In State and Federal Courti 'I t certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds, j those employed by intelligeùt. ct*li «rp.a menace to the health, of Iroops, to a stream across which he has built Sanford Pia, coibrnunltles. Garner-Woodruff Bldg f t 'neglected. ■‘ liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught n Asm for the purpoeo of irrigating Drinking Water Problem,. . • Files, tho spreaders of typhold.^dya- hi* alfalfa* saved my little girl's life. W hen she had the measles, In largo, seml-permanent campa, eotory and perhaps other disease* by • ‘‘!nntead-of producing fish pole« ho BUTT DR. they yfent in on her, but one good dose of Thcdford's \ when troop« are assembled for tho mechanically «carrying tho organisms -suddenly turned on the water and |et purpose of Inetruclion and equipment on their feet, breed tu tho dropglngq. Black-Draught made them break out, and she ha DENTIST it run full force through tha irrigating awaiting transportdttoa-to the scepe of tho horses and njajea, and also In, ditches for Ju«l a hair minute. Then ■ ' more trouble. I shall neV& be without ■ Office; YoweH Building ’ of campaign, It fa fistiai to bring the kitchen waate* tinder ordinary comil lie'turned It, off, aryj, beckoning1to me, water imo camp and distribute It to 'pons.' It Is noeelsarj» then, to derise Idd mo to the irrigating dltcb, SANFORD. FLORIDA thOttUberfg-Md shower baths by a method of gathering and destroying ' "By thla time the water which he fkfrly elaborate aystetav of pipe*.' i f oOth stable- sweeping* and kitchen had l*t In bad Tun out.Into the Qeld*, I*. the source ofoHippiy'Is good we hays wgatea. In camp the army’Tla»'de­ and on the bottom or tho dltob jirerq Against the Middle. ño tnore dinger under Ufe circum­ posed of this by burning the sweep- about a hufidred mountain 1ro»t left Tha plantar was swapping'wpathnr stance» than'h(jr have In a »mall city. togs after they' are gathered at a« wtadom with Uncle Ieaat^.thn old col- -When w* bare to deal with the dump and Ijy burning right’ at the Jjlgh and dry and flapping about at a great rath..,. ' ‘ ' '' v orad man who did odd Jobs about tha question of potable water In the on- kitchen door';the waste* therefrom. “ Sly Jrtcnd gathered about twenty dizzlln m y home.” For constipation, !h< place. ‘ Haw cynic, hose" said Uncle ctny’a country,, and espcilaJly In the Moving troops fh Ihe field, a* a rule, tnto*H «bosket and threw the rest back "how cpruo hit always uoem ao field, we deal with a more difficult haVe no trouble with the-disposgl of ness, malaria,«chills and fever, biliousness, and ail slmiLif j plaen bard fo* hit to rain long ‘bout tie problem, but by no ondkls a hopeless theie waste*, as facy are so scattered aUre tgto the stream. We bad the onea-h*' caught for supper,'.and they ailments, T hedfort’s Black-Draught bap p r o v e d Itself a safe, ^ lift,Idle Ob k drought, hut whim lilt, g|t one. Efforts are msdÿ'to ascertain that tbiriamount constitute«.ne menwere delicious" iotig loVda'da ccwL bit don't seem to the quglRy of the Wafer by examina­ reliable, gentle and 'v a l u ^ ^ r e r a e d Y ^ ' “ . * ------------------------------ ;— , havo no trouble 'tallf*' tion mod b y ‘Its reputation when that '.Ih* such an might ba ron­ $2d)00 Wallet Returned. If you suffer from any of j Is practicable. When deemed nkcoa blllzed for fi wo would tir Now York.—A wallet conto sary—am! this Is fhe 'case with all peci some Hi lar» and íwlce Draught It is a medicine Not a Humorist 13.009, loet by a Colorado miper, Of tho rsgu- returned intact to lu •owner le'a an extraordinary fellow, you surface waters In the tropic^ unless as matiy^'vi) years of i •will r; he'd kill hla own father In order wo except soma mountain stream»— lar» *U but old. a good Jokp.". "Then tbbrq'a we try in'render the water safe * drinking purpose*"^ 'such moas I to ,.,ir> Lbu.it; hour•” ‘ *“ *T -5. r v «a may be possible In tho field. I old N s4*Wí¿ a :.o’ . ¿'.V ----• T _______ ! IN OLD n o :: SEEDS— ------- -------SEEDS r> : E. A. Martin Seed Co. 8lssw. USE IDEAL FERTILIZERS Book on Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer ___Company ijTTfcy - f H en ry i%. _ u V*. -*s ^ ar|gO | - ___ t : . -• : Li McLaulin. ‘ V T 1 -« W I N D LE . 4 - H O TE L Business Cards HOTEL BREAKERS i S R Drs. Mason N. M. KURTZ, Householder & - - Proprietor Dentists ' r Saved Girl’s Life L. * h-* THEDI $m a BSSSHfri - r ’ ‘ ix *Yíi -, . . • 1 ’ : ‘ ' Ü �I LEGAL ADVERTISING ASSESSED I t n nfaeturittc Co i Taomer C. 8. Bencher If. A. Il sanar. J. 11. Ragsdale 9 j,,rd »ll.......... * - c e lb o u o ... ^ N«4|ca of Bala Nolle* ia j»t«t>y given that under and h] alrtua of • to o l dvcvM of forwiovure am ■ala raada' on .the lOlh e f Juna. 1911, by tbi Hon. JaitiM W. Perkins, Judge of tba Clr cult Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit • tba atata of Florida, I d Chancery Sitting, in lh»t certain caul« therein pendfnt. tthanil w . J. Tbtfpe-u la complainant and Jay A Kimtein fa defendant. I ■hall otfer for fall and eeli to tba blihaut bidder far esah.. befor the door At lha court houao In Sanfoid, flemlnola county, Florida, on Monday, tbi 4(h day Of August, 1914, tba u n i balm n Lgal aatoa day, and during tba legal bouri of tala, tba property described .In tba final decree aa follows, te-wlt: Lots Twenty-four ( t l ) , Twenty-fire (St), nod Forty-eovan (47), of tho Florida Land and C e M M l n C a o p e i r 'i Celery Plantutloo, aituntod In Samlnola county, Florida, ua bar plat thereof dnly recorded In the public record* of Ordnea eounly, of which tba county of Samlnola wee formerly a part, July I, 1114 GEORGE N . RIGBY, Wl-Fri-St* r Special If tat 4 . N. Ragsdale hweb---* C»r l»o" ■• • I aJrfOli Iti». I LL| I fi1®1» ** ;bf f * * « * * a * %ß '(J M m U i m Polk lltl|kla , . l M l 1 and 1 ........ ............................. , ■leöt L. , ■i i . j • ■<......... J Si aVaoa«.t a•••**- « aW••aao •aa 4 Garner's AddlUan la Marhham Fnrk i-* Lfll 9* eeai » « t a r i i * /M ' i f j I •t •i •• ( '» I n f AttKMi A ddili«» lo Hoaford I wld*i IT* « t Vi a* *- * #•« #* j * t * » « #'• %•* » , I Lot • #•* # 1 * •* e >» * * 1 " - ’ * •»... «n i l . i §Lot 9 . . . . . . . « >■■■■»« ». » *• *aIdMi I r t t l't * e* * i o »a**»»**«** Thornton.. Anthony.., i t Anthony.. ■ i a Tkxrber. - ...... U od om . . P > r .» U k in a .. I L v. Denial«... fi*. S. W- Croaa fi hftivwii«'-fi. üardnaf. . •!r ■ . ..t i t V ¿m 8 ' A » i A". E. Crawford. I . C. Aadeeeoa Charlla J oa a a ..., d e s c r ip t io n A lac Vaughn W * p. coaoeu y. . . ■ r lloutbolder r « . '« S applica í; : - ; y .C. Gravas. ................ a a» * * H * » * * * » ■ Iliad I m i * * * ♦§ * * * * » M ^ a.fe.. J) ir li nfto B * *-» «*!*»*! L Freack.......... ••>)•••••■ UlkaOVD ■•# •a•*.0 * * *‘l4* •* * {«Bleed lfnnufacturinf Co fi. H. h f a i k n . ........... .. £?“fc 88 Ates V i a t h n .......................... ¿lei Vauibn......... .............. W. H. ■•Way. W. O. AIdrldg* W. 0. Aldtfdga ir Martin’ s Addition la Sanrasd A. V.JIbappjrd. J .y d X ^ ^ j j t^ K ^ of.n v Ia d o Branch . . . CharfbXtriroii f V ^ “' » ,:G ao»iat#w a fc\ m :•■*Mwl I t tl ì f I t i 4 * i i t i t i i i t a■i / 9 A 4 a* a** a I l *t • * *a*a» i| f *.e* » 4 a *Id1® •* i-» Aaa » ofi 4» * 0 •f ■* L®A.'Jw » ** « * ' * *¡LM I ** t * * * i *t r . * a* tf*.#♦_*■'*** * 4 » » T llittp o - - - ............................................- * a l a t EXlAS 1 ailiS 9 > i 9* » t>| Ms fi. A. Gxrdnar. A.A. Evans... (a Based. . . . AI® , t . Bakar.. . (Trenti Court Seventh Jodirtal ( ‘Irceli Herniada County. Flerldu. In Chnnvcry Joe C » «Baton and ■Loelrk O. Camaroif, Comptatahntd »a. - R a d evo Jam«« S!(er*en and Gaorah*. • * N. Hall, Defendants. . 1JL •/. • p Donala Collina H. E. Stoakdell . . . Mrs- A . L . L a n a ,. . H r. U n tie Leavitt Ritti« D a v la .. I Ttas. F sikvr.. . M.Tunnlngham - I f Bostick. RjfaMt Walden. . ' S. Ilutlat........... , O .T . C a o k .. . . CH . Ursswell.. T-J. Williams, : Osa. Turna».,. tktd D ay......... •* a*;*•* * e ■/T* * *•- — a• * e*- - r. •« in 7.9* t 40 1.49 1.40 *!• - -* l! 6.80 U t 1.40 .7 » ,70 .79 .70 .70 Tw. C lark.. . ríanla F.lUaon B«v« Jackson. F. A. Swan.......... Maggia F- Bar««« liòblnson s Harvey of An Addition le Hanford ............. B eilo N E 'corn er imt I, run W 84 ft 1 fl «0 ft E *9J t N d ft . ------- . ..................E H of Lo» 6 . ................................................... ........., ! .«ila 26 and I I , 2 ,1 .............. - ........................... .................L oí 2T. . . . . . iVe.". V. . T* ... * •. • •' ............... All »leap,! S fi* ft'L o f 1 7 , ................ . •> (la r k ’ s Boh-DIflalon e f Black 24 Reblnaan’ a Harvey .I ^ U 1 , 1, 4, 9, 7 , 9, 19, 11, 1 9 ,, » ......... . . . . . . . . Lot 9 . . . ..................................................... ...............i Lot l , . . . . . . - . . , . . . * ................ «< A. P . C h op p ers Hub-Dlvlsle» . . . . . . . . . L oti 1 to 7 ..........................* . . . . * . .......... ( : ^ }VA Dated tbi ^ U J jm a ^ g i^ n U ^ M .^ Id Iba I fd A * y o f Juna. A. D. 1911, 1 . vhard lavarlo ^ it L , Cénniy Wilson A Toomvr rartlHaor Company, n corportlMB . vv. Franklin f . Davla. T o Franklin Y. Darla and all portoni whom It may conrorni Yon oro bnvaby raquaalad U appear In i t - sluiss entitled raus* In Which Wilt Of attachment v u inued on the-9rd day ol July, 1914, on or befora the rule d a y .In September, ^ 1914, Iba sama being lha 7lh * í he fiVitlord' Herald la hereby dealgnatad as tha newspaper In which Ihia nolle« shall be published one* a weak for two roneecutlv . montila (n la. weeks). In witnaaa whereof I bava hereunto *at my hand and afiliad the officii! aeal of aald court this frd day of duly, A. D, 1914,- par laa tuli ni 1911 ■(>. Ornarsi rwvouua.........,911,810.79 Collections.to Jun* 10 1 9 1 4 .. . .. " . . . . V1--V 9,911.11 Road A Bridge Fuad 1»,<97.11 Collections to «luna 10 1814.................. 14,891.91 General School Food 17,119.11 CottMtfons to Juno 10 1914 . „ . . . *7. 11,011.91 Sub School Dial»le u ,i. 9,191.9« Coiloctlans lo Juna >0 1 914, #, . . . . . . . . . . . d.984.09 Foils.:.. . . . . . . . . . i . 199.00 Collections to Juna 10 1914............................ 904.00 Sperisi Road A bridge ___ , F u tid .......................... g.701.68 Collection* to Juna 10 1 9 1 4 V .,.. . . . . i . . , . W 8 6 .1 « Black Hammock drain ago tax................ §,999.91 Collect Iona to Juna 10 1914.................... 8,419.18 Balan«« to collaet.. . . . . . . . . Collections to Jana 99, 1914 ^ ,■•*** » *». C o lle c io r a h d C la r k ioli* collactad, Gaknewa., .,* .. r ' M * " "•* Tkomaa fN D- C. Collin«. _ f . H. Rapd*n Addlllen }• »- Mailer........ not < ' Juatlfy Cdnfldafict. Franco has an association wijJcb givga loans on tba word of honor ot tho p«oplo. ft la chiefly for tnon or women wbq *re of bumhlw ^oaitkin, and in.most cases tho money Is r*. turned promptly- T . V 1'’ - - Natlce'of S ita , Natica i* bw vby glvan that « » d o r sad b; rtuo of n final d « c ie » pf ferOmMurv » a I* ’tn«>li> on th ; 89tb day of Jane. 1914, br e llon orib U J i m « W; Psuhlnsj. Jodg* « e Circuit Conrt, Sevanlh JudlfW f-lJ«3j¡ OuianM-eotifily. .Florida. In Chancery nil m j g that cctMia «ause tbertin pendln ÜZrOa the Feeplee Bank of fUnfonT « M A l lc- *#in)jlin ««L , and C- Et B ffi* I K p d a n t , I ah*H o « « ( for W k rJ fid p i A aharkT egg is one of the oddest looking things imaginable. It is un­ provided with «hell, but the content«- pieces pulled- In gltmg^ttb -under- » » seams. This allows them to fall^ eafi' Uy «bout the-waist sod ovar tbfi'bclc A « w B¿ tOB «1«,790.47 19,111.90 lO Ú G L Á s /’ f-u ík .1 C . Roberts. D. C. •1I1Í falls free aur* is flntsbed k-Hb *' liree-lnch hem. . The bodice has a pis in back and surpllco kimono sieetes. ■ It It o^fum o5«A« «nrpuce fashion In the front, with the front ft-W .n .rk T ,JJW *W ald¿» * 8. BipUn. E, S ; « . '« ; n r P t W * - thnrs ia a flouned of LiffeUL -only moderately full, eitendiug iwdl.th* wfilat'line teethe .thigh and tarthlnatlug In a scant ruffle of the embroidery. Below the embroidered flouncA U a .full ntfflo of the plain taffeta- U filT** *be effect of a shoH oversklrL Th« «ilk below U is laid In plaiU four inlrhea deep.. At their UrffljEj lloR'.*.*pcoed .scant ruffle of thiwKwi broidejy la sewed on. ReJow It.llufi C««- A. Benton*. T. D. D t v i e . „ B B. Mahan. . , 0. E. Orean-----tjaknown........... rnnkiuu..... A.Rth«lman . . . ;■ W. Bvnton. . Bsntcn A C lw k . The opening at th» neck Is finished with the embroidery' put on slmost plain. Tlu»r» 1* »dry IlLtUk Xul}nefi**la the flounce of embroidery Which fin* !ih*e the short el«*vee. •. Them are pcvftp) fabrics' hefildM taffeta tn which thifi model-may bd effectively made up. The light, ta* der»4. wool chaliif# are perfect for UFigured cotton -crepes and the HglR, weight poplins, as we!) as silk ma­ terials, adapt thcmgtdves to draperies and ftduncee. In making a ghfilce it u Ike Ortuii CaarL b «senili Jadl/i coir. In and fbr lha Caasly ef (f«i Florida. In Chaatery m ta l» ot W, W. Dsniils. dvee« Complainant Citation J a y A. Ein vt-in, D*f«ndanl to Q n e Man I Btljl f i- S a : ; .: : B Its or Application far Tax Otad (J action 9 of Chapter 4199. Lawi Odd tooklna Shark’s Egg. Jink Hbtt.,.. m i s u lv « u U e * « e fo * t h # piece o f land paid on. , o M ld y . A. D U ,“ * Mt w . l o V E L U Í Geo. A. Banian J- H- Yaung. . . Wm. Butler . 1* i á Notice e f ApallcatUn f« r ‘ T a i Daad .l a««) Hedían« 974 and D i General Klatntai af Florida Vt - 7 . . .. „ „ ' Noti«« )• hereby given tb 4Ì,T . E. Wllion, pureblaet al T«*|(.rvrtlflc«les Non. 434 lad 435, dated iba 3W dsy Of Jun«, A. D. 3*4*7, haa filad Mid e**il9wt*v In my «Hen aaf ha* made appllcitlon for t i l tfeed to Isout la a*«nrdin«a with law. Said eertlfirato« ambra«# tha following ddegvftwd property situatsd in Seminole county: Florida, to-wit tra i «ad correct Hai of ( Ü drllnqutnl latta du« lha City U b 17, and 36 Block B. Mltchell'i Survey >H the assessment roil ft f ‘ he J e y J913. All U ^ ^ * * m « dG i»- I^vy Grant, I « and 1-19 s t r ia nd all delinquent t a » » * W U a r tnUreat at tha rato of I f par **»« Tb* a*ld land i»«Utg »»■««»■d at the dati snd if-»ot paid i l l bin e s» yon». »U unpaid ^ellnquant talea will ba el the issuance ef such rerllflrat«« in tbi name ol Unknown.. tfnJ**e»bid eorUficaU' C W. Cook. W. U. Clark......... . - J Hassid Faekard Land CoiJLiiiu Wiltfr HodtafV . ............... . W., II# Clark • * * . *4 **» * »-d*. ' U a k o o w n . . , A. 0. u. M i i i u . , , ------Hawsrd Fnckird Land C*. Bossrd Farkird Land Co. 5 - *, Clnrtt.......................... Jf- - t ellina.. . . . . . . . . . Vsknown..................... .. 2* B w ta o « • • i « •* •* •• tsksowrj, 19 88 ner «I NEH, ma fi.u# «bs E 19 chi, N la beglnnlng. Issa W j 7 3 f I W i t o f S E M j l N W M of NE f t . lesi he ¡in at NE cor­ ner of S I ), run I 47U ft W, 100 ft N IÌ7 14 E 190 ft . .. Bagin 980 ft W af E »4 8ec . run -jf 490 I I 8 *19 ft, "E 480 ft, N 310 ft ... Ragia 990 II 8 and tfi-.ft, W ol E H , »un W 416 faeL N 200 (evi. E 414 feat, S 100 ' feat, ............... . - , ......... Nifi of %E<f. 40 s c i m i ........... Bagin at W 'i Sac. run B 11.17 ella E io K lina af Sanford OranL N 16 dea, Jt » » Grani lina te NW «ornar Ini A sub dlvlsion r#Ard«d In -FUt Boak B. Pgg* «9. thtnra E lo ritht ol w iF ^fl S. A 1, -Ry. N «long W side of some lo N line of 6W.H to beglnnlm W 99 link« o f,b a lin » .| t eh; nf SE cerner l^>t l , tun N 12 eh« lo Iwik« M onto«, N ■ 99 de«. W ‘ 4 rha tn polnt 11.19 «h«. N o f Sac. Ila*. S 11.19 ckt E 11.97 che........ M « Mslaeh. . . 9, II. iitsm lln» u im * c o lilo U IS rro n r , run 1 gos W 100 I# - of OoldaI ft. and Issa of N W js r ft, 8 KÜ ft ft to begin. . 1.76 3.60 Hessi« D. Doudnty Í 18 88.40 18.80 :r ircult Court.^iaml By J. C. sala made on lha l« th day of JudJ, 1914, by tba llonorabla James W. .1 Judge of tba Clrrult Coura, Soventi da l Circuit. Samlnola County, ~ ____ ___ ____________ t barai n Chanrery, lu- that________________ rntaln r ponding wherein Joe Cameron and I<yvlck In Caort o f (be Conni; Comely, B u io a f Fiorii CL Camarón ara complainants and Jaman Klgaraon and George N. Hall krOTIafendanta, In rruLctato of t (hall offer f<rr-«aTcrsnd-e*ll to tba hljbe*« bidder lor rash, bafnro (ho d o o r . at the all Foreaoa having Clalou or Daman da court bausa In said Remind# count»* Flor­ against Mid EalaUl ida, In the City nl Senior,1, on MondBy, Iba Ynu and nark of you ara hereby notified 4th day at August. A. D. 1914, tha «ama hnd required to preeeat any claims and de­ being a legal talee day, and within tha Isgsl hour# of iole, tha property described mands which epu, or silbar of you, may In tba Anal doma» -aa fallow«, sitwatod In bava against tha stata of Amanda L. T ip tha county of Seminole and tha stalo ol tan, deceased. Ml# al Fiord county, Indiana, to tha undersigned odmlniatrgtor C. T. A . Florida, t*-wltt A U. B. N. »1 ra id 'esta la , within two yearn from the data hereof. t Datad July Bib. A. D. 1914. C. M. HAN D. Sheriff, eight (19), tad lha Slatr-two south hat nod L w i or plat af ipUr I t H , Ile recarda a, showing «aunty nf Íarfitd to tha Tat CeUoowas formerly n part unly. Floridi pK OROE Spariti Jas. II. Haator r *a my affidai at| 18th day of Juna, la W. F. L au di». E E 1 -' ‘‘ E r E H F X " iÄ J iir i JtU T. Und« L ot -........ ......... B lrn U ferd'/A dd lllea lo Saoford T » . Cisrk. L J. Uadagj v il W. 8, I*n v m . fi lxknewfi-,.1. f. A. Bailara I . Ì. I- (’ r o o m .;. ■F. fi. Durham a Dannar llog iu . . » If. Corey. . . : U. Grsmllng 1Mb L *0.. , . . r, B akaf... . . , B. C- Dareay. « i f ì v h j t . j •. . . Ur*. J. Wade. . ., fim Orean., . . , . m ah B r o w n ..,. C W fle .. . . . . . . t. H. Croom a.. . . T a . D avla.. . . . C, Road Chatlsy B. Smith yaha own............. J. B. Rlcbsrdson. fish Alien............ I, Turner T. D. W ataon ... Wsrih Hall......... T u b Neal........... iartUy 1| U I..... Lewis Fart.. . . . . Sana Illeka. . r , Id a Slswart F . fn . D e v ia aa follo«*, altuatad fn tha county of Bemlanlo and tho «tata «I Florida, t»-wftl . Tha «real one half af a.Ian acre tract of land, deaeri bed aa follow*, beginning at a ■»aha atandinc on tba north tide ol First •treat road, aald ttaka be In* located 71 rbaJna and 97 link* woat of lha *««t Una of Intersection nl Holly aeonuo and F tn l ■traec pf tha Town of Sanford, and thirty feet north of central line of aald First street, and tuonine tbanco want aloni tba north •Ida of FIret atreet, run tan thalna to a •uba, I hence north tan rbaina to a •Uko, «banco oaat ton eh »In« to a «tabe, thMeo couth tan chains ta point of bcfinnlnf. eontalnint Ava aeree of lead, G EO RG E N. R IG R Y , Spedai Master. Thrasher A ll.......... L o t i.... ta fe rd 'hi anufartorinf Co ■aafard Manufacturing Co F. C. Carlioa.. , ........... .. A. James. . . S M Inalo county, Florida, on M onday; the 4lh day Of A u(UM, 1914, I te «ama beine a letti Unit Waldrem. . . UrT 0. r. Paxton . l.ca vltt. , W rifH t... r. Crswford, U. Marti» . , E. IIHMard, . Will Doea*and Dora Goes, .* till vLlo. To WUi Goto ond Dorn Goao: You art hireby required to appear to the bin In tho a b ort entitled cauea on Aug. 3rd, 1114. It la «further ordered that tbit order bo published onra each week for eight conaaewu » o araoka In tba Suafard Iter aid. a new*, paper pubtUbad at Sanford In tald Samlnola county) Witnaaa my hand and tho mat of tho aald court at tba court at Sanford, Florida, this 17th day of Jana. A. D. 1914. « & « & :::•: t p . » d iu y .... Í S Serealb Jadtelal O r c n ll C*«»IT of H ia litlra I» Notice af Sal# Notice la hereby clean that aoder and by vlrtua of a final decree of (oredaonro nnd tala made an tbn 2otb day of Juno, A. D. 1914, by tba llonorahle Jaraee W. Frrhlnt, Judea of the Circuit Court, Sc tea lb Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Flor­ ida, la Chancery, in that cvrtaia enuao therein pending pa wherein, wherein. W. J, J. Hill, Hilt, truatao fruite* W. J. Thompaon pritre Btrobart B.1, Howard.. CRVaaDoraa w in « « . e. a/ d o g o U m . cu rb ti t u n i d ro«rt. and the rrsl thereof, thfl TTW day of May. A. D. I I l f . fttai) ■ k ^A. d o u g l A s s , Clark of Circuit Court, Saninola Co.. Fla. ' . By J. r . Roberta, D. C. Oaorta O, H e r rin g ,S olidi«» for Complainant AD A thU paper tal whole com m j �Stalline* Declares Frank Chance Haa Finally Developed Real Contender — G o to Church Movement W ill Have W o n • , . derful Support In Rural Communities srs In the game," said Stallings, In commenting on the club. "It has taken, a whole lot of nerve, and a whole lot ot executive ability to do what hiybas done. Ho «Imply cleaned house with ell tho dead wood Wolv*rton loft and within a year he haa built up what strikes me as one of the beet balanced club's In the Johnson circuit "There la no one In the American league that has any better pitchers than Chance, To my Inlnd he has the greatest pitcher In tho game ln-CaldwelL That fallow has the greatest . curve ball 1 ever saw, and be has al­ most at much speed as Johnson. Flsh, itr la a rattling pitcher. 1 am told DVERTISING in tho nowspaperi,-securing tlie co-operation uf the telephone companion announcements at fam era’ granges, anions and clubs are suggested ns means to arous* interest in a GO TO CIItJRCII Sunday for rural workers. The Orange Judd Fanner says editorially: A « T H E RURAL CHURCH HAS HAD IT8 SHARE OF CRITICISM IN R E C E N T YEARS. SOME OF T H E CRITICISM IS J U S T . B U T Much of it 1b s e n s a t io n a l an d u n ju st, that rural CH URC HES ARE A V I T A L PART OF EVERY RURAL C O M M U N ITY .THERE CAN BE NO QUESTION . W I T H O U T T H E M C O U N T R Y L IF E W OULD-Q O T O RU ST AN D DESTR UCTION, AND T H I8 ASIDE FROM RELIGION. T O SAVE COUNTRY LIFE, T H E N , W E M U S T SAVE T H E RURAL CHURCH, AND T O 8AVE T H E R U R AL CHURCH W E , AS INDIVIDUALS. MUST DO OUR PAR T IN PE R ­ SONAL D E V O TIO N ANDr A T T %E N: .D* _A iN CE. *** “ 'Hie problem now before u« is tiii«: What can we as farmers emétti end ntceli-m te the flmrchgmng cu» er I lift ara equally promising. Tbalr tom of olden days? Tbo answer is simple. Go to churcb ourselves, work to date haa shown It true. aak oar neighbors to do likewise and ssk minister or priest to join "Ed BWeeaoy is not traveling be­ ip welcoming everybody of tbo community.*' yond hla speed. Ftor me In. 1910 he To make a great aucceaa of this affair it will be neccsaary for was the beat catcher in the American league. But the greatest player ot all each and every one to see Ida pastor, tell bint of the plan, get his that Chaaoe dug up U Jimmy Walsh. co-operation ami then'get generally busy. Let it bo known in etety There la an outfielder for you, one church in this brood land—from Pacific to Atlantic, from tbo lake» of the very beat In the gams How to the gulf—that -special services will be arranged and an effort Frank aver got him away from the made-to hove every person In tho community attend church. calculating Count# Mack''! cannot flg* ore. A manager haa only to have a A8K T H E LOCAL T E L E P H O N E OPERATOR T O N O T IF Y A L L few player# of the Waleh stamp to' 8UB8CRIBER8 OF . T H E T E L E P H O N E LINES. BY W ORD OF make a team. M OUTH, BY A N N O U N C E M E N TS FROM T H E PU LPIT, BY N O TIC E S "W here. Chance really made hla IN T H E QRANQE8, CLUBS AND 8CH00LS L E T T H E N O TIC E OO -team was in the acquisition of TrueeO U T T H A T T H E R E IS A OO T O CHURCH M O V E M E N T T H R O U G H dale, Í may bo prejudiced but X think he !■ a better ball player than O U T T H E COUNTRYSIDE. MalseL He le as good a fielder as Malsel and will outhibfhlm, too, In a season's stretch. Tíjom-b no faster than Truttdale, Malsel-If tho better Dstlcats Question. baso runner. Frits Is 'one of the beat *’ K Unkindness of Fats. "The Interrogation ‘Where did you base runners In tho country. But For "placing an obstacle on the rail and thereby causing a train to stop," get U,’ causes mo much less appre­ a peasant of NUnl Novgorod was hension.” confessed Senator Smugg, fined |5. He was trying to commit "than the feeling that some day tho suicide, and the obstacle was his own public may learn the answer to the head.—BL Petersburg Wireless to question, ’ Where did you put ltT'”— Puck. New York Times. Loses Its Charm. It’s- difficult for it newly married man to generate much enthusiasm over his bride’s beautiful hair after ho has seen her pile it on tho bureau for the night. Warning to Upltfters. Some uplifters fall to remember tnR, if you lift people too high up, the air becomes too rarefied for ordi­ nary humans to breathe.—Charleston News and Coui’.er. Wtmu y ott poma to thick of lb the uabelievablanesa of death to the avp erson , in t Ia v oil our daily. kc* qualntanee with that great fact, la opa of the queer quirks of the human brain. ■Or may It not bo aomelhlng bigger and belter—a proof of our In* ■tlnctlre realisation of our own Immor tsllty ?—Exchango. To Clean the Soles of Shoes. Get your druggist to mhko a solu­ tion of orange shcllhc and alcohol, and with a small brush apply this carefully to tho hoebi ,ond soles of your white shoe« whenever tho latter nro polished. It leaves a satiny finish, and a ten-cent bottlo has lasted considerably over a year,—Woman’s Home Companion.. Mystery Cleared* Up. "My theory." said the eminent studenL “ Is that tho Venua ot Milo was holdlpg her drapery up with» one of those lost arms." *'I see." replied the man who knows nothing of art; "and W h ich we beg to sky*, Is what the g oo d housew ife m ust d o Í ^ 1^ eriisem enta liad This Heading THREE CENTS Line For Each Insertion. Minima Charge 25 Cents. O n Every Baking D ay. W h y w ork thus-^—exert you r strength. W h y n ot this burden sh irk ? better and far easier per. hismmioTu Let the Baker D o the W o rk ! Choice of Words. • "What is that man’s occupationT” "Well." replied Senator Sorghum, "It depends pn your potnt of Tlew wheth­ er yon say her Is conducting a cam­ paign of educatldn or la Just a plain lobbyist-" •• J . L. M i l l e r ’s Bakory i For-Sale A fine homeland a good two seated surrey. Apply to L. R. Philips, phone 50. 90-3te ■ 1 wdl sell my cold drink stand with -stock and building for only MOO; am going In general merchan­ dise; business In country. Box 536, New Smyrna. 92-2te Titles of Books. Thero Is a kind of physiognomy In the title ot books no Jess than In the faces of men by which a skillful ob­ server will as well know what to ex­ For Sale Dirt Cheap—Buick, fiv e pect from the one aa from the other. WATC HES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, 8 IL- passenger car. New' tires. Jiut —Butler. overhauled. Jas. Harries. 91-9to VERWAKE. OPTICAL GOODS, ETC, For Sale—1810 Cadillac touring Hie Shgftn*. Expert Repairing— csr-ior MOO.00, Just overhauled in good running shape. Sanford Ma­ ed with hts son’s career In oollege." ’’Nothing involving moral turpitude. 123 West Flr9t Street chine & Gsfage. 82-tfe He struck out the day of the big match, with the bases full."—Kansas S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A For Sale-^Two good horses and City Journal. ring wagon. Inquiro of Coco Cols >ttUng Co, 80-tfc Didn't Intsrsst Hsr. "1 see therc’s j» grcatjJeal of talk For-Sale or Rent—Two hrcslSL Tn town about vivisection.’’ said Mrs. dencea at a bargain. W. J. Thlgjun. —- Naturally Forllfltd. Cast Bide. "Well." replied Mrs. West "I am afraid that man Is going to say Bide, “TVS fntsed n family of eight, something he will be sorry for.” “ Don’t an’ they alnt one of them ever been For Sale*J4 ow Undorwood typeworry,” replied Miss Cayenne; "people vtrUectlonated and nono of ’em has writer, price $'îh voP . O. box 1363,who make a specialty of reckleM talk ?ver caught smallpox either. 1 don’t f 89-tf seldom havo the discernment to be take no stock In It."—Livingston Sanford, Fla*. Lance. sorry. For sale at a bargain, as 1 live so far away cannot attend to this 1& acres of Celery- Delta at Cameron City, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ gated and tiled, fine 6 inch flowing well. If you want 16 acres of fine* celery and potato and vegetable land go and look at this and make me an offer. Trolley from Sanford runs past the bind known SS the Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer to owner, J. P., 26 Columbia street, Hampstead, L. I., N. Y. 93-13tp ■ i i 1 . -c k / I ■ ■'-i% . 1m hM ■ .L i11 ■ II I / 1i j L i _ l 1 .. ■ .9 L>f u m m n 'm l mW -•à 1. TO RENT For Rent—Five room cottage, No. 1216 Park avenue. $12.50 per month, including water. G. W, Spencer. For Rent— TÍtree rooms furnished Pitcher Caldwell of Yankees. * ma Frit« will not get any rnoro bases on balls. _ New York fans tell mo Trucsdale has looked Ilk« a bloomer with tho stick.- I cannbt understand that. He should hit .250 In tho American league. And hitting .250 there will bo few bet­ ter second basemen. -I think Trnesdalo must be a little nervous In his new surroundings. He will bit bet­ ter tho further ho goes, I nm sun/ I used to bat him second In the order, becanffl of his speed and his fine bunt­ ing skillHo legged out many a safety trying to sacrifice» for my Buf­ falo club.” * OTES o f the DIAMOND > Outfielder Tennant of Sacramento made four hits tn four times up off Pitcher MaUrkey of Oakland. ■Vean Gregg's brother, Dave, has been turned back by Manager Birming­ ham of the Napa lie goes to Spokane. bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Parle avonut For Rent— Rooms; . largì, *’ cool, screened and well ‘ furnished fojr housekeeping, at 302 Park^Ivenug, F or' Rtmfc— Coptplotcfy i fufpbthed house with piano for the Tourner. Few stops to postoffice, xfbpót «nd steamer ròdi:. A. W. Brt^rry , En­ terprise, Florida.* * Tc.-tf For Rent— Furnished oOWy: equip­ ped with roll top desk, ofil&*‘;hrfrs snd table;». Also a rpU top desky typewriter desk and other, eqi»j8* ment for sale or rent, Hsralii office« - - 8 2 -ff ' VRo.om forw en t, dosanti. Apply to 210 PsrJL-àvetiue, ^ T kö-tfc Cottage for lient—9li-Ffcrk avefi nue. Apply to A. Trafford, d tj. ;j* * *. . 9 o -ir ~ c M ISCELANFOUS Catcher Arthur Wilson haa been bit­ ting hard for (he Ohlfede, but not suffi­ ciently ao to keep them out of the division. i k ■] One argument fn faVor ofthe Pi­ rates’ copping the National league hunting is that nono of the experts picked them to do ao. • k< otbir -day, and he la pestering. Mans' ger Robinson tp let blm do iL • * » r y Helna Wagoer,’ the Rod Box abortatop, denies iho Import be la through. : ’ as a player and says he will be back .1 on the. ipb’ within a few weeks now. f‘ .Ltm CHger^ jha once great catcher of the Bof ton Red Box. who haa lost •J hl^health,' will bo ¿Ivon a benefit by . the playdra of tha whole country, , “(inter work. ' Applyv* • • Pat ftagon believes '{hat to be In good he will hare to pitch every y , jw 'y r tshape t «w — »•i w*/ v Wanted— To buy a small 1er box or refrigerator in good condition, fi P. O. Box 1076 • • * i. Scout Chick Fnuer (a proving a val­ uable aid. to Clarke- The former spar pitcher is looking after the burling eorpe, and his advice la being followed.] Will’ the gentleman who f< *y coat with Inside Initial« A T’oad to Sáníord ferry Satu¡ �BLISHGJD [.WEEKLY I N ^ A N F O R D -L if' h Wo,th Living -U ■ II " fOLUMEJf SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914 NO. 91 [TE IS CHOSEN FOR HUERTA LEAVING PUBLIC BUILDINGS FEDERAL BUILDING TOTTERING MEXICO N EXT ON DOCKET s« . — --•‘..'.e r'sANFOKD IÍBUSE CORNER r Ferryman Denfea RCport To the Public: l taku thin means of correcting a report which wai circulated during the week of the Fourth of July to the effect that during the rush of ■miflmnhilca, ifnr tU the Fourth and the return of same, that at times there were can far above the number of fifty waiting at the Monroe * Ferry to he carried across the river, and that the ser­ vice was far from being the service required for. the proper handling of the ferry boat, and that cars wore turned away from the ferry by those in'-charge. AH of the above report I declare to be unfounded and not true, and the facts to be that at ti/ncs there were more can waiting at the ferry landing* than if was possible to carry across at one time, hut .this was only the rase when at certain times the majority of the cars ‘were going or coming from the beach at the. urnw time. And- that not s car .was turned away from the ferry by those in charge, but every car was put across within a reasonable time, and that an extra force of me» were on-hand and extra powered motors placed in the hunch so as to take care or the rush as fur as possible, and-that-a—trip was -made on-an average of every ten minute«. We triad to give the very best service possible under the circum­ stances, and feel that better ser­ vice could not hare been rendered, and refer you to. an automobile owner who is used to crossing fVrries as to tho service rendered at the Monroe ferry. E. STAFFORD, Ferryman Monroe Fayry. B. Y. P. U. Note« Our meeting was held as usutl Sunday evening at- 6:45. Owing to the absence of our pres­ ident who is attending the Encamp­ ment at Lake City the meeting was opened by our vice president, Mr. S. ( ^ Kennedy. .TJie subject ..w as, ■Hosi Man Came to Sin." The program was ably rendered by members of Group No. 2,.of.-which Miss Ruby Betts U captain. ’ Our attendance was not at-large as usual, as so many of our members are attending the Encampment at Lake City. We hope to have « full attendance next Sunday, as our ab­ sent ones w'iU be back by that tir^e. w«. extend „*t.,.,.» a * cordial‘ invitation to Wo Uhy one to attend uur nuHMfrrpc L, B.7 Cor. 'Sec'.' A regular communication of San ford Lodge No. 62 will be Hold Thursday, July 16th, at 7:30 p. in. Master Degree will be conferred. This will be the last Masters worked until fall. AH members are urged to be present. Ail' visitors in the city cordially invited to meet with us. By order* of W. M. • O. L. TAYLOR, ‘__ Secretary ii M*fiCT8 TO TRY^AND MAKE HIS GETAWAY THIS AFTBRNOON mediation conference and agreed to A SITE FOR SANFORD BUILD­ Stole March on Papa by Huerta's delegates and the South ING IS TO BE SELECTED Eludink .thi* efforts of her father, American mediators, while the con­ John Eason, to prevent her elope­ AND PURCHASED stitutionalists Indirectly had con­ ment, pretty May Eason, aged 17, veyed the jdea that ho would bo ac­ succeeded in marrying Robert King: ceptable to Carranxa. at Sanford, Fla., Wednesday after­ — “ That- « .11 -fistava Ruir*frxytairrcd,-j, noon anil will probably make her "Carbajal would be a more provi­ home with her husband in that d ty . [ sional president than the real pro­ The father returned home yester­ visional president to be named later/ day from Jacksonville where he had ; ‘ When the suggestion first was OTHER NEWS OF THE WORLD AT made Villa had not indicated his OTHER INTERESTING NEWS OF gone in hia chase across two state* IXis UP TO THE OWNERS TO GET after his daughter. He wired his i LARGE DOILEb DOWN »0SY AND THE GOVERNMENT TRE WORLD AT LARGE IN willingness to accept Carbajal, Eawife, Mrs. AIHe Eason, at their teva RuU aaib, and he doubted AND SALTED K . WILL DO THE REST \ TABLOID FORM homo at No. 12 Thirty-third street, 1 Villa's willingness to accept him Vera Crus, July 14.— Gen. Huerta now. As foi* Zapata, he had no Idea * Wablilngton, July 14.— The -geb- east, yesterday morning from JackThe sit« for the government buildintends to resign tho provisional that the southern leader would ret- m il deficiency appropriation bill aonvllle, informing her of the mar- -•! in! h*s been dfolded upon and Hon. presidency ahd leave Mexico, hoping ognlxo any provisional president un­ carrying $4,585,664, last of the sup­ riage and stating he was returnin'* V, P. L. Thrasher o<UhJ Sanford Hotel by thia mean» to aave his country til the demand for redistribution of ply bills of congress, was reported to home. Co., In , whose name the property About 3. o'clock Tuesday after­ from further horrors of civil war lands had been complied with. Un­ the house Saturday aod will be ’ itt offered to the government has noon tho young girl left her work at and the capital from capture, and .jjriYed word from the Treasury less Somelhing occurs to disarrange brought up for passage .today. 8. H. Kress and Company's and perhapa sack. This was the state­ the present plan Esteva- Unix Is con­ Department that the lot has re­ The bill embraces many nflscelment* made- here today by Roberto vinced figljUngJwlween federal* and lanonun Items, including appropria­ disappeared with a woman ’friend. c c 'd favorable consideration and Esteva-Ruix, Mexican secretary of conslttullhnalutl is over. This, tions for public buildings in various It was thought by the father at the M toon as the usual formalities are foreign affairs, who la on.hla way to said, was indicated by the eva sU tsjiB 170,000 for transporting and time that she had gpne to meet complied with the lot will paas into whom *be had beeir Europe. Huerta, he inqdt. twill sur tion of Guadalajara. r in g fo r * interned Mexican sol* Kjng^.wlth tl>« hands of tho government. The y in the last year.. . . Ljot is the. property, oL. the Sanford Like Porftrio-Diar, who fled from diara-ond 'jRfliior^ refugees at Fort He immediately communicated ’ Hotel Company and is the corner. -his country in the hope that his NVingfte, N. M ./and elsewhere; $5,000 for .Iran*porting bodies of of­ with Chief • o f . Police Meldrim who ■ 4 First street and Palmetto avenue r going might avert a long and «»tly for a provisional president,-accept­ civil war. Huerta, according to ficers and enlisted men, and $16,000 wired the authorities at Jacksonville l0d has a frontage of 136 feet on able to the constitutionalists. First street and extends' north on Estevu Iluix, has decided to yield to to enable the secretary of commerce to arrest and hold the girl. The fathef left Savannah Wednes­ Mmetto avenue 140 feet making a : "TI»*- president did not make me superior numb*™. Roth Huerta and to employ men to enforce the law* his confident," Està va ¡tuia de- Gen. Blanquet, his war minister, the to prevent overcrowding of passen­ day morning at 8 o’clock Just twelve post excellent location In the busihours behind the daughter. She claij-d, "nor did I bn ve much time subsecretary said, knew that Ippger gers and excursion vessels. i section Of the city. The lot was to talk with him after it waa.deter­ resistance- Was futile and would ' Other Items Included the following» did not go- Into the railway fcWifon"" ’ In -t* : the vecyloW - pri«»--of mined ! should leave the cabinet,’, mean nothing more than the slaugh­ ■ Georgia— Canton, postofllce site, at Jacksonville, but left the train ¡7,500 which is reasonable for buaiproperty located In this fine The subsecretary was convinced’ ter of thousands and perhaps the $6,ppp; Dawson, site and com­ on the outside end immediately ; position. however, he said, that Huerta would sacking of the capital itself, with mencement of poetofflce, $6,000; started for Santordr'where she had The papers will be returned to lay down his power thia week and it perhaps horrors, perpetrated by a Douglas, site and commencement of made arrange menu to meet King. the proper official* at Washington would not surpriae him If hit resig­ victorious army joined by mobs poatofilce, $5,000; Forsythe, prat- . When the father arrived In Jack­ [- ja d the deed made at once and as nation were announced tomorrow. from their city's slums.He expected office ’elte, $6,000; Madison, prar- sonville he had the chief of police |j$* price of $7,500 will lie passed Carbajal, hs added, was suggested as Blanquet wouid leave Mexico City offlee site, $5,000:'SandersvllIe, post* send a telegram to the chief of police by the house today it is almost w r provisional president by the Amer- perhaps when Huerta fled, but not office site, $5,000; Waynesboro, post- at Sanford describing his daughter . office site, $5,000; West Pont, Ga. and asked' that she might bo de­ \ uin that the Federal building at .can delegation at the Niagara Fails before. (including Lanett, Ala.,) site and tained. La to Wednesday night ho isford will soort' be an assured % ^ / #,-fii commencement of postoffice, $ 10,000. received a return wire from the ■_-chief there stating that the daugh­ ip propria ti on for the, building Kentucky— Central City, pratter had been* located, but had been office site, $7,600; Eminence, pratSanford made at the last session married .that afternoon to Robert office site, $7,600; llarrodsburg, postCongress was the. lump sum of King. 7 . 'v -\ ; * office site, $7,500; Preetonburg, post0,000 for the site and building THEY DECIDE THAT THE EQUALIZATION BOARD WILL MEET QN When he received this ihei offira site, $5,000. the small sum for the site AUGUST Ilh—CONBIDERED MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS Mr. Eason did not continue ins that $62,500 wiil be' avail"V. ■ "* Florida Public ReUdinge __ u chase after’ his daughter... . 4tHe for the building, making- a •- • ’ •* ----King once resided In Savannah” FlorlHa— DeFuniak Springs, pratFgmeture that wjll be commensurate plttion of the -assessment roll for Sanford,, Fla., July 6, 19W and at that time he met Mias Eason. office,’ court house amf custom house the rapid.growth of Sanford, Honorable board of county com* 1914 for the county of Seminole, be site, .$70,000; Kissimmee, pout office Since be left here, according to her ^ad one that will fill the needs of miaaionera in and for Samlnote eoun- and the same i* hereby extended to site, $6,000; Sanford, site and com­ parents, the daughter had corres- ' tks city for many years to come. ty, state of Florida, m^t in.regular August 4tb. ^914, mencement of poxtofflcc. $7,600. " ponded with King and often made L Onitr a jie w ruling of the departsession at 10:80 o'clock a. m. Clefk Instructed to advertise for North-Carollna-Chapri Hill, . i t e l ^ " “ ^1“ «bout going to join him. thejl»chlj*cte of the building Present, Hon. F. L. Woodruff, thrpe weeks before next meeting and commencement of poetofflcc, The parenta objected to her mar­ chairman; L. P. Hagan, C. W. Ents- that board will*meet on Auguit 4th rtmeoV tia^e been Increased to riage; but when she succeeded in mlnger, J. Clark and J. T. Mc­ for the -purpose of equalising the $7,500; Edenton, postofflce site, $7,- meeting him despite their efforts tr> the growing demand for goV600; Thomasville site and com­ Lain, rommiwdpnen; E. A. 0pug- taxes. . ent buildings riq various ¿arts « . .. --. thwart the elopement*-they both mencement. of poatofllre, $8.000. lasa, clerk and C / M. Hand, sheriff. r...he country and the delays of stated they would forgive her. Contract-let to Eulle Burgee* for South Carollna— Lancaater, ‘ ait« Minuted of last regular .meeting farmer years will not be necessary Roth the parents stated Inst night ojiening^ road-from-Cqcjjran Poml and commencement, of poetofflcsi, Nth a much, U»*gd force of cmread aD(£Tuiiproved. . whit^they learned that their daugh­ to river qt contract prfeh or $24:75 $ 8. 000 . W. J. DanleJ addressed the board p,r acre, ter had left Savannah unexpectedly p *rc«: . (l* In reference to , road through I>r Texee—Crockett, postofllco site. they surmised that she had gone to f In other words now that the site Kstimales of engineer ift charge of $C,OO0; Denton, site and cummenccf.ewi* property, Gfanted at last marry King and for that reason Mr. fcu been chosen our government meeting and contract awarded J. W, Black.7 Hammock Drainage District mept of poatofffc»;, $4,600; Memphis, Eason had asked the assistance df ^ailding should be starred ih a few read and biila of Fred T. Williams, postofflde site, $4,100; Mount PlearFlynt for opening same. l^QQlhs and carried to completion engineer for $13-.75 and Contractor anl, rite and fomihehcemont of Chief* of Police Meldrim in stopping the intended elopement. Both * On motion of Commissioner Ha­ W. B. William.* for $3824.64 ap­ ¡aad,*ith a pull altogether from our postoffice, $6,000; Pittsburg, site knd claimed they were not worried by *’ gan it was ordered that action of proved and ordered paid. People- and our ’ Congressman and the board be rescinded unless eltl- * Estimate* of Engineer Freil T. commencement of postofltes, $5,000. her disappearance other, than thal with the aid 7>f our friend, ¡Frank Tennessee— Gallatin, site and com­ they objected to the marriage and xena of Geneya pay for right of way. William*, in charge of Spedal ritoad j^CUrk, who*la ¿halrmari of the buildT. K. Bates addressed tly» board L Bridge District No. 1 received mencement o f" poetofflcc, $0,000; wanted to prevent It. Ui committee there should be none Mr. Eason stated that he would In reference to adrance on commis­ and read and the following bills were Memphis, postoffice site, $40,000; of tb* attendant delays on the Rogersvilfe, postoffice site, $2,000. gladly receive the couple. It is un,i sion of $&00. Granted.-. boHding that hai character«*»! this approved and ordered paid. demtood .that King is now employed . r O. F. Swop* addressed the board branch of the service in the past.' Alsbama—Greenville, ¿j poxtoffltet Young Man Honored. , • Atlantic Coast Line Railway, at Sanford and had*'made the. ar-i,<: j f.j in reference to the four eroealngs on .site, |6,000„ freight, 10.Q8; Zachary-Lumber Co; 'Qiorge Griffin, Herrings, Jf-t h*» MLniwippi—Water Valley,, sitb ran go monte through correspomte’nci.v..v v* / received an .appointmepl from Sen­ the S. A. L. Railroad htar Ovfedo, lumber, 386.9J; Fred, J. Williams, Word From Fernalds . ■that they have not been put in, and and Commencement of poetofffee, $7,r for the Eason girl to join him ator Duncan U, Fletcher ak First engineer salary, 160,00; F. L. Wood­ Word has bean received here from to be married.—-Savannah Nirej»',^ « -A ' y -, . Mr. and .Mr«. Geo. H. Fernald that •Alternate- to the,Naval Academy. cletk was. instructed to. write thu ruff, telegrams, 2. 11; W. P. Carter •ooo. • proper .aulhorltiss In regards to; ft Co,, lumber! 10,38; T. Krene, they arrived safely at Clifton Springs He will report In Jacksonville 6n sad Mr. Fernild was focKng very Feb. 16th next to s^knd his mental tin-.so and also In'regards U> »Cul­ testing brick, 36.00: WiUon Con­ vert at Wagnler. struction Co., . Cslery Ave work. examlnaU’dn. -‘ / v 1 • .well after his long trip. On motion of Commissioner Rhti- 626.97; Wilson Construction »Co., __ ______U J mlnger, -D. L. Thrash^ was in­ St. Gertrude ave work, iST.vS^ 7715»• i structed to furnish clerk for Infor­ son Construction Co., Monri^^ road mation of Comptroller, boundary work, 619.63, Seminole Construction TO AWAIT THE ACTION OF THE CIRCUIT COURT AT NEXT lines ot aliSpecIat School District« Co., Sanford and jlrUndu road, TERM OR APPLY FOR A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS r FREIGHT CARS STANDING ON THE MAIN ONE ALMOST in Seminole county. 3688.67. Thai, 5771,fe8. Tbe trial of W. ’DULJÔbreÿ'’ for the and afraid to show their hands until Commissioners recommend to the' •" CAUSE OF A TRAGEDY Alio that bond trustees of Special killing of W. F* BrykoTW determine the c « e comes before th» circuit. Rp«d and Bridge Djotrlrt No. 1 fur- Comptroller that clerk tw* allowed to The passenger "train carried two Paw tiger. train, N(n- 82*, due here 1st owner 1 redeem CertjffeaU ‘.jybethef defendant should be admit- c o y t, Mr*v Curry and Mr,. C u r r y ... nuh boundary of same. express cars'r.ud one of them was were both put upon the stknd an<t ft** LIS in the morning wa* wrecked On motion of Commissioner H- P. 3108,.. Mia of 1693, at faft* Value ■ted do ball occurred before Judge tpld thsir stories of the klJUng, ,»/t* e * ,% smashed to splinter». Express MesywUrday and the couyt morning,'knd the very nar- senger Cardon had just left the car Haqiii, H. C. DuBose w*jLB*/i‘$100 with intereet to date. :omitïing .*)l*HfTrJ which Jolm Joneerfor; »d~- jar. « 4b»«iu #n î_ o mUted .U X LV* escape of all'lin* )ut*«*ngerA from which was wrecked whirr The‘crash fo f'^ stra oervit»* durine-riectian, bArvre* -erowded with -ipectators ^raosd thg-jllffge.' follqwid^ by Karl Warrinta of thç month -gf.M ay death was probably duo to En­ came. The car contained only a 4 Coffimunlcation of $. Rung* ’ in pnjd by tbe treasurer ordered c|n- and Jriends. Tb« court was-called Rpbinsoo and^Rd. D#yia for,Gurry reference to SanfoHl ,, A kGrnevq ter Howland who alappbd on his few barrels of Ash, and thia Consti­ about eleven o’ clock ahd sat contin- *nd ^ > 4 bridge read and mart«! rqferfetl.it* railed for thy state. Tho <*»* seems at* **> tuted about the only losa of freight, *nd »hut, off, the" **ngine before »; The foil oaring \iill« wcre.approved uouejyr unfit «*ve» in the evening M elvin * complicated t* the public í » before» though the damage to-■equipment lumped for liis life. ' 1 ‘ Commurdsation m m m and warrants ordered issued: - ^ ^ before the Judge handed down hie and it has not .yet been attempted! waa considerable: Bcald«* tfie draIn iwitehipg cars at Rand's Siding refe/anco, to .Genova and GhulúoU <■■Oenieral Pund A C. L. Ry. opinion and remanded Curry* to. jail to prove the quest on of haw Bryan of tjie switchmen had left four truction of the expresa car the pilot bridge road and. referred -U Compef, 25.00: H. C. DuBose, extra wns shot in Uço back Ofe-ihp b ea d -' « a rar* on the r a in track or.tbpy of the locomotive was demolished, _ c « , ’ 100.00; Carl Ba«k**£uknI Mw await thé session of the circuit whdn Cmry-SQ^-ahoHWik-iMm frt^ta “ ^rtithed thDrp lhjrtnijfh the switch the tender was jammed Into the pauper, 5.00; Mrs. Jane Parber. pau­. ^eou'rt at th* fait meeting. P a r t t h e «kdfi- an<f/i»Htha front. B wn>« mannd^'jhj(v will probably caboose and them das somp‘damage per, 5.Q0;Mjio. O'..Herring, canvass The case was contested step by ‘ - v if .be esxtlsYned: A# Engineer to the coal car*. that caused the daatl* of Jog re^rii^ ltft00¡ C. O. McLaughCurry Being represented . A Wrecking trait».jrai immediately Rowland rouhded tha, curve "n, ratjvi«i;ig rerurns, 5.00; Harah Bryan wore exhlMj^ft. at* the- 'trial. ‘ Tr reference to despatched to the iw l* of the p'rock %*<• * GUes and’ Karl* Robinson north ot tho aiding his hcitdlijjht “jpauper, B .O O r P»If Smith, and the road wits eUaned up id a read and clerk of Orlando arid A. K. Ptfw’era of -thia yceterday a o ^ e rrtte tf considerable ffW ^ura dCUying'the tram« but a knowledge receipt of name,''action fmupef. 6.00; Sabford Hand Laundry, city ajrd’ the state by Jones ft Jones. Jntereet. After «the caie -riraed Sundry for jkil,‘ 4.77; H. E. Tolar,’ deferréd until’ September mestipg. Dirrt time. committee lunacy case. 1.00;. pr. T. of Orlando, 'Stated Attorney Cary Judge Herring gàve his decision ro­ •. The many frisnds of Engineer .Whereas, the. .Tmt Aasa*aorf ‘ of fii committee lunacy case, Lafidls and Asst. ’States Attorney ma nding Curry to jail without bond. * Ssmlnol# County has.appeared b*^ A. Noti, "ttuirn. Ebginafl il4 ml ei- Rowland are oongnitulatln^ him 2.00» Dr.. ,p. J. Müler, . committee Odo. A, DeCottea fif this d t /. Al’Tbe next Jtf>p .fore the^oard ’ limb of upon hla'narro*»' escape .fropi',death 00; C. 'M. Hand, cost number of eye wjtncaees to the.sf­ it writ ol habeas of " hUt -or-at least' a broken Umb. And he Geo. O. Herring. inir were examined and though tbe -he wás \ and bad- expeett to be able to resume W* run 00; Andrew Aulin testimony conflicted in the mal« the ftill be gone ov •^7 ,*h*kan. his side and In a few days. Non* 8.00; L. T. thread of the tragedy could ;be <!<*-. lsen to be celebrated gera were Injured, in, 1.00 of Tbs attorneys on both aide* fall* o«v,|hJ* iS t ü buffer iVlaV^ »ejt the mal« J 1ÍA9 FINALLY BEEN SELECTED WHEN DEEDS ARE FILED , • •; V i - ,„ j PASSENGER TRAIN 82 WRECKED AT RANDS DflNTKNOW r-W HfiREBÜT ON HIS WAY APPROPRIATION WAS MADE FOR PURPOSE ' ■ ii i n ............. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HELD MEETING CURRY WAS REMANDED TO COUNTY X u-ii i'siTr. ¡rt¿ ■.. - . «fl m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, July 10, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 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>, July 10, 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/e1b220e39ca24c1f225a4a1ddfe5f1a8.pdf 7b4ad3b7fdcdbaea28757333bbfa888a PDF Text Text >UT P E O P L E -BEING A RESUME ■ ........... , SANFORD HAPPENINGS OF — - UP-TO - Di TMmMe Party A delightfully Informal event of th e week *waa^ the thimble party, Tuesday afternoon, at which Mre. Anna Walker waa hoetces to her old friends and neighbors' Of * the Weif Side, fet her new home on Magnolia avenue. -An intereating gueasing game, the Bell contest waa enjoyed by the gueatai Mra. Harvey Renfro and Mrs. Deane Turner doing for thdj prlae. In th e cut Mra. Renfro woo, the prize being « dainty linen handkerchief. MU* Eva Walker was assisted by Miss Bessie 'Williamson in serv ing the delicious refreshments, ice ten,'cake and sandwiches. An amusinf-cofnridencc o f th e afternoon was the fact th a t It was the third time Mrs. Deane Turner bad tied for lb* prize in this house and always tost in the cut. Mra. Walker's guests were Me*d a m « Harvey Renfro, Deane T ur­ ner, C. R. Walker, Savage, A. D. Smith, W. H. Peters, Ensminger, Terheun and P attie Renfro. Supper Party ' ■ An old fashioned' birthday party « u given by Mra. W. H. H. Allen on Wednesday evening, compli­ mentary to Mr. Alien. The supper table was dainty and attractive with Its display of anowy linen, silver and glassware, and boun­ tiful spread of good things to ' eat, served In the good old' fashioned way. The supper was savory and appetizing and consisted of fried chicken, creamed potato«, potato salad, sliced to m ato « , h o t buns, assorted pickles and preserves, ice cream and cake, to which the guests did full justice. , • Those Invited were Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hawkins, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duncan and children, M r. and Mrs. Bob Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. IIelk nnd little daughter, Mrs. May Dickins, Mr. Oscar Vernon and Mr. L. P. McCulIcr. • ' . A udio» Bridge The Wednesday auction*) bridge Hu it .was entertained by Mrs. It. E. Tnlnr, Wednesday afternoon. Therfc was one t«ble of players, Mrs. John Bennett making top store and win­ ning the club prize, a fine deck of ca rds. Vanilla ice cream in cantaloupes was served at the close of the game. Those present were Mrs. John Bennett, Mrs. Deane Turner, t Mrs. G. Speer an d -Mm. Tolar. *' Tna!m , . . . , , havn tails, and are prepared to they h»d Included the sixty ingrow them again shonld thjLlMW?“ m a t« of the home._________ _____ chant», U shown by remains In our pelvis ot tall-if»gKln(C »M d«». now' Mr. and Mrs. H. il. Pattbhall rudlmontary 'and *d^generaUve from and family ' of Geneva were the lack of use- WIederschelm calls atten­ guest» of Mra. R. E. Tolar'on Tues­ tion* to the remains of arteries and day. *They came over to tee Dr. rolna which formerly nourished the H. B. Pattlshall off for Atlantic t«n Gould and Pyle’s *'Anomallee and Beach, where he go«- to attend - a Curiosities of Medicine” give* a P*o-, meeting of the Dental Aasodation taro b( a child born with a tall. Thee© modern tails, however, are too short Mrs. E4. Randall will leave f for any use, unless It la to mako tho Orlando Sunday to spend t father Hop drinking.—Now York Medi­ weeks, visiting Among 'friends." Mr. cal Record. • Rkndall will visit hla mother, and father in her absence. Upon Mra. A Calendar for Quest Room. Randall's return they will m ova Into 'A special calendar Is a splendid their pretty n«Av bungalow on First thing for tho guest room of the coun­ try house. A small jJgily calendar Is street. mounted on a heavy cird board or Mrs. Susan Yowell and Mrs. J. D. leathercovered board, and below It Is B a rn « of Orlando spent a day in printed In good-sized but perfectly leg­ ible type, or gilt lettering. "Break­ tlM; city last week, the guests of fast,'* "Luncheon." ’Tea.” "Dlnnor," Mrs. J. K. Mpttingcr. “Last Mall Leaves,” and any special Information the Loitesa deolrea hej Miss Bessie Williamson (ap p en d ­ guest© to know. Thd hours for meals ing the week end with Lhc M iss« and departure of malls are plainly marked, thus saving many questions Lettio and Annie Leo Caldwell. and often embarrassment on the part Mrs. John Merriman, who has a of the gueets, ---------w in te r home In E m its w aa^ lh e —— ■— ----- * '.«« Medieval Theater*. guest o f / Mra. C. E. Walker several National . theaters—of an open-air dkys this week, while enroute jo her kind—a t one timd existed In England.summer home In Meriden, Conn. ar Parran Round, la Cornwall, tes ti­ c—--------j ] r . -; V de*. Here we hare a vast axnpbF Among the many p a rti« plan­ theater, turfed to teat over 1,000 per­ ning to spend the Fourth a t D ay­ sons. The beginnings of British dra* tona Beach will be Mra. D.v A. malic a rt sprang from these open-air Caldwell, M iss« Bessie Williamson, theaters, where the medieval plays Lettie and Annie Leo Caldwell nnd were produced—and forgotten. The Mr. David Caldwell. They will mo­ sands of the Cornish coast may have tor over this' afternoon and re­ covered more than one specimen of main a t the beach over Sunday, j these pioneer tempeis of the dramatlo a rt Pourlfi of July Party Mra. Deane Turner waa the gra­ cious hostess st sf patriotic party Thursday afternoon, complimentary •to her mother, Mrs. M. C. Savage. The. rooiae were lovely in tficir decorations, of flags and cut flowers artistically arranged together. Jar­ diniere's of xcd Altheas with flags waving abov# them wero placed about the rooms: upon the piano a graceful bit of colorfcwas*'a fern dish of red geraniums, flags and fern*; upon the muilc cabinet and other available p lac« vM « of red flowers ferns and flggs carried out the pretty conceit. Large and small fla p were upon the walls and In the graceful folds cf ths. window draperies. A ¿patriotic' guessing gaitt© OCCA-. ■ioned njuch laughter end fun. The prise, a dainty cifp and aaucer fell to MiV. W. H. Peters, who. guessed correctly seven o u t'o f eight answers. A pleasing feature of the afternoon was the playing* of patriotic airs on the VlctroJa, followed by ¿elections of> Nordlca, Caruso and other fa­ mous artiste. Sherbet and cake were served. Upon the plates wore pretty little favors of red cherries and ferns as a memento of this happy occasion. The hostess wss assisted by ’Mrs. W. H. Peters, Mrs. A. D. • Smith and Miss Martha Fox. Other guefte were Mra. J. K. Mrtting«, Mrs. J. C. Ensminger, Mrs.' Walker, Mra. C. E. Walker, Mrs. ‘ Anna Walker, Mrs. H. H. JEW ELER Hill, Mra. W. H. Hill. Mra, T. S. Davis, Mra. Harvey Renfro; Mr». CLOCKS. JEWELBY.SILCharlotte Smith, Mr*. M. C. Tolar, WATCHES, • .................................... — *I Mra. R. E. Tolar, Mra. J. D‘. Parker, VKRWARE.’OPtfCAL GOODS. ETC. and Mra. Terheun. eo. Schaal Happy Little Orphana Expert Repairing Court Sustained I A Wkihlngton chauffeur baa been sent to jail for three years for taking a joy ride In his employer's automobile without, permission. Courts and pubHe aro realising that drastic measures are necessary to' break up the loy-ridIng practice and the steallog of motor cars for this purpose. Tbo Jail sen­ tence is a good experiment along this line. It' might be extended to tako In all speeders on the public highways. _ A delightful feature of the "SmugKlcman" matinee W edn«day after­ 12$ W e st F irst Street noon was the presence of fourteen S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A Happiness Only Comparative. children from the Methodist Or­ We may anticipate bliss, but who phanage at Enterprise, as guests of ever drank of that enchanted cup unal­ loyed T—Colton. the Junior Civic League, through Mrs. Gerror who extended the invi­ tation in behalf of the League. After the matinee they were taken to the Seminole Pharmacy as guests of the WHfurc Departm ent and treated to ice cream, .Bnd thfep an . - ■J" uutomobile ride through the city * w#s given them by Mayor Thrasher, Messrs. A. D. Smith and Voile WUlinms, who generously, loaned thfclrj S cars for this purpose. It was a hap­ r . . py set of youngsters that, boarded the boat for the return trip to En­ terprise, cordially expressing their appreciation # of the courtesies re­ ceived. Capt.-Allen gave the chil- s s . v . - ■ * . dren free transportation They worej s w ith c o m io r ta b le w e a r in g a p p a r e l. I BEAMS , CHANNELS ANGLES AND ALL SHAPES BOILER PLATE TANK STEEL STRUCTURAL IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS TRUSSRODS STAY BOLtfS GALVANIZED' COPPER AND ZINC SHEETS OAK c y p r e s s :. .' MAHOGANY WHITE PINE AND . ALL HARD WOODS LAUNCHES ---- SKIFFS ’ DORIES BUILT TO .• ^ ORDER BOILERS AND TANKS B U IL T TO t lr ORDER . • Competent forcejaf workmen for road work al all times. Merrill-Stevens Co. Jacksonville, Fla. b-ta, * « • * e a iy Çam^ (V Moots second and fourth - C lak I Council j^liw E . ItobblM .Ssc',^ Phoenix Lodge Nu 5, K. «ip ' l* MwU second and fourth Nlsiting knights alway* **1-, * H. McLaulin - * “' Sanford Lodge No 62, P.a*dA, M. ^ Communication every flm sad I Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting ' welcome. O .L . Taylor F .L lI « ^ Secretary United Brotherhood of Csrpeater* in Joiners of America t Sanford Local Union No. 1761 putti Href and third Thursday nirht ¿ t r o'clock ir\ the Eagles* Hall. Rex Packard Oeo Blickwride, R. S. and T. iVealdcnt - * B.’ P. O. E. Sanford l.od(e I24| Sale Bills PRINTED If y o u iric u d (0 h a v e a a a le Ret o u r p r ic e s W c are fixed for turning jut w o rk of this kind ( I i i:n d o u b le-q u ick lime. R Want Ad Meet first and third Wednesday at corner of Fltst St. and Palmetto An. O. L. Taylor R. L Yt<i SecreUry Etait«]Rnle Monroe Chapter No. 15, R.A.^. Meets every second and fourthTl»». day In Masonic Hall over the Impcriij Theatre. Visiting comnanloEt»xl/Mnf_ J. F.'Karnatx O.LTtykt Secretary H^hPriest Two Claiaea. Man as a husband 1« of two i —ho whose meals disagree wil end be who disagrees with his i * § In order to have the most pleasure, it is necessary to..prepare yourself | s* * -7. I SKIRTS We have just received by express a lot pf pretty Skirts, all the very latest styles, -'Call ana get early choice. $6.00 and $7.00 Each vr * v-i«• , ©■ •,*1/ PALM BEACH SUITS Get one before.going away, and be “ COOL and •ra A-crar tt HT, DARK AND GRAY 0(1 and $7.50 ■nv H.WJ ■- FIN E SHIRTWAIST The daipty waists, some of silk, others of cotton voile. For the lady; who wants something out the ordinary. , . Probably you do not need a whole suit of clothes. vf Then get you a pair of "N IFT Y ” Trousers f -iv>^ L' . j: Bd ' ‘.etyle is so finished sod pronounced B M u t ahe caa carry off thla amsrt and , . vaklah angle without looking In .the ’J e s s t•bold. Hut whan the wearer to • ■ ©qaal to the Emergency there la no ¡^ 4. getting away from the feet that ah» •V • bVtdemonatrsted that etyle to a very eujit\e thing. A means oi cgpf«*alon, It is to her, by which ahe conveys something of beraelf to those who bebold' ‘*oia her, eU b though- they may jc ' i v ; never net« speak to her. ,;|da«p.hato ql all gorfa of materials have been turned ont in this shape, or V shapes ilmllar to It. They cover-nearly ■all of one aids of the face and form a ’ background again«t which the other . - W aide la sharply sllhouetled. bat pictured this left side Is trim jcd' With a very full ruchlng of nj». iW . •^Ylted In tiny side plait» and supW Upstanding fait oNpUlted l - j ,-.V- m affpe,f .Tim rs Is a- facing of black ^ ,V4 all .about the underbrim, it *- forms a piping which outlines the brim edge of straw. The combination of natural leghorn color with the deep WJF >4‘black or velvet la very fine. .The very tow crown In thla hat la set lcto ' : ■ -W-' .. -yffyi M i' V">A'"x> i ?v # " if* thfi brim with a second plftng of lavelvet not for .-The trimming: constats of afla t clus­ te r'o f lpvely pink roaea shading to, a deep jo s o color at the heart of the (lower«, a half doxen half-blown* roses are circled round the baa« of a let spike, which complete the garnishing or a simple but striking effect ¡of the millinery artUL The prettiest, or rather the mdst satisfactory hats In thla shape, are those made ot btack high luster straws or fabrics, trimmed with black n u ­ ll“«* and a few compact bigh-eotorpd flowers, or else finished In all black, substituting fruit or ornaments for tbe flowers. There Is something In the brilliant black of Jacquered or hlgh-luiter silk surfaces that goes with tha pose for which thla bat Is made. And as a background for a well-modeled profile there Is nothing like black velvet The side faco is ■at f n ‘relief like a tinted cameo. But it Is 'wise to consider whether the style Is suited* to one« before In­ dulging jn I t So there Is'ao harm In reiterating that this h at la not for every one, but for her «bo can carry » o ff. JULIA BOTTO s F%-v ct'*; . Those plaid? that are especially The best shirt on the market at a latev ’sùmïpeivhnd early medium prjcè. . fall wear. fr* , i- i;J f ! ■■ Y% GFn CM*CVm0Qth* G. R.Calhoun | J . F .^ n ^ Tilted H at for Those Who Can Wear It HE hat .worn at the much-tilted pose IH H shown In the picture T every one. It takes a woman whose . �-I- OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF -, ■ ZZX - — f .... ----- IBLISHED II- WEEKLY 5?1 I N S A N F O fU > -Li/ü h Woith ¡Joing ■ ' *•? fOLUME V NO. 92 SANPÖ«D, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 7. I9U _ V -Taw E NEED OF BRIDGES BIG CROWD AT PEACH KILLED ON BEACH OYER TH E ST. JO H NS WITNESSED A Û T 0 RACES BY AN AUTOMOBILE Au to m o b ile races at the b e a c h c h o k e d t r a f f ic b a d l y '* * D ■■ « » (EQUATE FERRIES demand th e bridges PEOPLE o f TWO COUNTIES SHOULD GET TOGETHER [ ON PROPOSITION Y —— OUR BUSINESS COLLEGE Will Remain Open During the Sumtner Months With Man; Scholars' Prof. 0 . E. Bynum of the Sanford Business College has determined to keep the college open til during the Summer and 'h as 'juat started an­ other large claw in bookkeeping an^l stenography. The college'haa been a success from the start and having been in operation for the past two years has now demonstrated th a t it will prove s good Investment for the promoters. There have been many successful business men and women graduated from the institution and they are how holding good positions in Sanford and other cities. There was a rumor that the col­ lege would close during the summer months as Prof. Bynum was desir­ ous of visiting Texas with hia w|/e, but the large number of new schollars coming in last month made It necessary to keep the collegp t^n-. nlng full time and Prof, -jljfpura in­ formed The Herald todkjr that the college would .remain a£fn ail the year round and that hfcw»«} well satisfied with the- good ihbfirlng be­ ing made. This Sanford Business College give« our boys and girls fa grand opportunity of attending day or night school right at home and acquiring a good buaineaa education, sopiething th at is needed by the young men of today regardless of the nature of their business or pro­ fession. . The rates of the Sanford school are very reasonable consid­ ering the excellent course of training. JULY FOURTH FITTINGLY OBSERVEC AT DAY­ TONA BEACH • their public spirited citisens and the excellent beach hotels, which so ably took care of such unusual crowds. AT ENTERPRISE ~ b r ic k r o a d w o r k is h e l d u p the path of motorist! travelling through this state.—Tam pa Timet. t t J, ' An Interesting trial has been con­ cluded a t West* Palm Beach, being th a t of John Ashley, a- white man, for the murder of DeSoto Tigrr. u Seminole Indian. The crime was committed about two years ago, and Ashley ‘eluded arrest and was not apprehended until he gavs him-, self up. Several Indiana were in­ HER NEWS OF STATE* AT troduced as , witnesses a t the trial, which reaulteU in a disagreement; LARGjB COMPILED FOR the jury standing three for convic­ OUR BUSY READERS tion and nine for acquittal. Judge Perkins presided. na Beach, July 6.—S. B. 1 1 t M elvin\of Holly Hill, about 65 Tho news reached S tu art Friday run . down and afternoon th a t the Supreme Court years o age, waá rut killed about 8:30 Saturday night of Florida had knocked out the new on tho the beach, heacn, a sh o rt, distance cou t house for tifo time being, arid above the. automobile' club house, there were no regrots among the by an Overisnd car, driven by R. Sr taxpayers, either who have stated McCormiit^t ^ r Leesburg. Mr. Mel­ ifl along th a t $260,00 was five vin was ricUp^jn'hicycla.’. times to<f much for a county ? f,tM - AY the û if/'-o I the collision the size of Palm Beach with scarcely bicycle and-’automobile, ç rre . both 0,000 in h ab itan ts. Such a court being driven in Nhe same jilrection house would coat more than the tftid on the beach in d comjKgJAoward court houses of __________ St. Lucie,_________ Brevard them was a car carry in g iÇ ^ jjH an t L'kiul St. John couuntlek còmbined elecfric light. Mr. Melvin Wis proM Of course it would be a great ad­ ably confused by the approaching vertisement for West Palm Beach car, and it is possible he did not but Would not do the outlying towns bear the car coming behind him In any good. Let us have a $60, 00 the noise of the other car and the court house and spend the balsnce roar of the eurf, however he turned or) good . roads. Hard roads will directly acroea the path of the auto­ bring new settlers in by the hundreds mobile, to the right, when it ia usual but whoever heard of a big costly to turn to the left, which was seen court house brinipg' any body in to too tate by the automobile driver settle.—Stuart Times. to avoid the crash. O n.it came with t t t a terrible impact, completely demol­ * Howard S. Kerner, a well known ishing the back wheel of the bt- sportsman, whose residence is a t cyde and lifting both man and wheel Great Barrington, Mass., where he on th« fender. Mr. Melvin's head U now on a short visit, arid who baa struck the wind shield, which cut b •pent many winters and the past deep gaah through bis skull at the two-, summers here, cruising on hia back and broke bis neck. Death handsome yacht, expect-» to return was instantaneous. The friend, who to Fort Myers in th# -yery neat ‘S# . _' was with Mr. McCormack, rap for future for the purpose of tackling - T#*í -i« : asaiitance. thinking to get a physi­ the wily tarpon or 811ver King./*' r j*a cian s t soon as possible; Dr. Bo* Mr. Karner is a great bcllever-'ln . 'K,r.•-, — t ^? i_ * * hannon was first to reach tbe scene the wonderful future ' of Florida as and pronounced the man dead. Tbe a summer resort state and bnievsa body was taken to the v>ndertakerm that when the fact is known to the a t Daytona and a search '4>*a made tourist and sportsmen th a t the finest -ÄS Cf " A for hla daughters to notify them. weather and fishing in the world la ' Marshal Fuquay and deputise were to be .here in the good old sum m er soon on the ground and questioned Ume.—F t, Myers Press those who witnessed the accident, deciding th a t no inquest was neces­ Banquet, to Clergy sary a» the accident was declared BUhop M. J. Curley wns host by ail to R^VeTfeen unavoidable. * Tuciday afternoon at it banquet to 1 . V-^:j * . Mr. McCormack ia nearly beside . + r -IjJS ”" t ¿ ’ S e*! ths. visiting prelates and ylorgy ■ ■ himself--with-grief over th* ntd Wctending tho consccratidn. Tho ai-' cident and has the sympatKy of the fair was splendidly planned and community, as also have the two proved moat delightful and enjoy­ daughters of the deceased. able. It was served at the Ocean t t ' ■View Hotel. * The project 1of continqlng the ’ ifh o table banquet Was' arranged brick road to the Osceola county in „the cuatpmary manner. Bishop tine will be urged before the board Curley tiring seated In the center of of, comity commissioners of Orange the tnble at tho. end of tho dininr county when that body convenes hail with the prelates upon his rig h t again on the 6th inat. The sonii- and left. Tho clergy wore seated at • ment in both counties is very strong­ the two long tables extending down ly i s favor of the extension, espec­ .the hall from each end of this table,' ially os this road will , form a very. Green and purple constotuted the *, . Important link in the through chief decorations, ferns, bougxjtyiliav . *V* from Jacksonville to Tamps. The palm» and other fiowera and green present plan for the Orange county contributing to a. most beautifulV'* ^ road leaves a gap of four mifen from effect. A splendid menu was *ervfdL*y.v'*fi the end of tho brick road as pro­ and fine speeches made.—St. ’Aug^%<,.. v - ' vided fdr to the line of the Osceola tine Reord. /,*l'i<- , county. I t would prove^ a bad“,ailr Father P. 3. Bresnahan of thfe vertlsement. of the enterprise v) city "was present^at the conaecratiota Orange county to leaxe«4his gap in tmd banquet. _ _ _ _ _ — —— — -L.. Vi The Encampment ol Campfire Girls McCORMICK DRIVING AUTOMOBILE RACES ’' , A Great Event WERE FEATURED a few Rev. J. H. Cellar of Sanford spent CRAZED WITH GRIEF days a t Enterprise, last week. When asked about the Campfire ESTIMATED THAT A THOUS­ girts encampment he aaid in part: “ The idea oi having the encamp­ AND CARS WERE IN ment was suggested by Mias Emms ATTENDANCE Tucker, an enthusiastic Christian worker of the Methodist Episcopal * --------------- . . Daytona, July 6,- - A record break­ Church, South. The encampment ing summer crowd celebrated the Includes the Campfire Girla, Y. W. Fourth of July at Daytona, Day­ C. A. girl* and Sunday school girls tona Beach and Seaberexe beaches who could not afford an expensive Saturday and far into the evening. vacation elsewhere. The inexpenIt if eatim tted there were a thou­ aiveness of the vacation, together sand vMtfng c a n and nearly three with the Christian influence and as­ thuuaa^tp-jfehnlo took part in the sociations are some of the beat fea­ tures of the encampment. ■po(ts The prog/JaiL* was opened with During the morning there Mbre beach races, heja under the auspices bold, under competent leaders, Bible of the Orlando Automobile Associa­ and Mission Study classes, both tion, of which Leon D. Fort ia aecre-' junior and senior. The afternoon tary and chief promoter, On ac­ and evening were given over to rest, count of the condition of th e beach recreation, entertainments and lec­ and also the crowtb which would tures. congregate opposite tho towns, the I belle vc the ides of combining races were made from the automo­ the Campfire Girls and tho Bible bile clubhouse south. It was a pret­ and Mission Study classes into one ty and unusual sight to see 8 0 c a n conference or encampment is the best drawn up in symomtricai line along th a t could have been suggested to the shore just north of the club meet the needs of the girls in our house and the cheerful holiday churches. Both organisations are crowd which waived and cheered good, but each needs the other. and enjoyed the passing show The Campfire Girls provides for out­ whether they heard the announce­ side sports and physical development ments or not. Postmasters Raised and tho Bible and Mission Study Washington, i>. C„ July 7.— A The first race, one mile, a flying classes provide for the spiritual de­ number of Florida postmaster» re­ start, was won by William Warren, velopment, but it takes the combin­ ceived boosts In the annual read­ of Bradentown in a National car. ation of the two to make a fully de­ justm ent which haa become effective, |T h e second race, a five mile stand­ veloped Christian girl. including the following: ing start, was won fay Steve H utto The Sanford girls do not realise Tsmpa, from 13,500 to $3,000; of Orlando, In *a National car; O. P.. what they miss by not being a part BVadentown, from $2,100. to $2,300; Herndon of Sanford was second in of thU encampment. Girls who' St. Petersburg from $2,800 to $3,000; this race in an Overland car. leave the Christian, religion out of Ft. Myers, from $2,300 to $2,400; The th ir d ' race, twenty mile», thelir lives are missing the best Wauchula, from $2,000- to $2,400; standing start, two ten-mile laps, things of life. Daytona, from $2,600 'to $2,600; was also won by Steve H utto in a ^ The Encampment is s gres^ |ucTallahassee, from $2,600 to, $2,700; National - car. Mr. Herndon came cesi in many ways and the manage­ Plant City from $2,200 to $2,300. In second in this" In an Overland. ment rxpecta to make it aUtl greater St. Augustine is reduced from $3,- . The prises were two small silver next year." ; * J00 to $3,000. The Jacksonville cupa for the first and second race Mr. Cellar is making a special postmaster'« salary remain« station­ and a large cup for the tw enty mile study of young people's work in all ary at $5,000. race. The judges were S. A. John­ its departments in the church and ■VReadjustments are madc..cvn. the son and Setfi Woodruff of Orlando takes every available opportunity to .^oatoffiee receipt«. Where g atriaare and Harry Thompson of D aytona. stud* it "as It is." shown the salary ' is increased. - L es­ r ,Accnr*iine to the ‘program those ~ -----------sening of receipts means deeriaifte;^ who wished at the cloao of the raCM Watch the Ford«G o By .-.v the »alary paid. Y T ■ fo n t to D aytona to a grand picnic Detroit, MIeb., * Xyly.' 6.— li«|ea ■The changes are; • dinner on' the city island with fret Manager N. A. Hawkins of the Old barbecued meat, New pickles, water­ Ford Motor Company haa some in­ $ 1,200 ...$1,300 Alachua.. . . . melons, | with a ball game between teresting figures in regard to Ford . . . 2,800' 2,200 the home team and Orlando to b l Arcadia é#YÍíi 2,300 pulled off at 8:30 o'clock. D aytona mileage. He save; . . . 2,400 . 2,100 did herself proud lit the way the "There are now 600,obo Ford« in Brndentown. . . '., .. . . 2,300 2,60(1 committee handled the crowds and uae. Each one . certainly averages 2,600 D a y to n a .. . . . . . . . 2,000 there w»a plenty If well barbecued no Fort Myers. .. y>2,400? miles d«lly for tvfelva 2,100 meat and condiments for all. Juat months In tho year, . These 600,000 Fort Pierce fi*1**vi*V• 2,200 Live Oak. ., 4 . t 2.800 2,400 as the dinner was concluded s big Fords therefore are travelling and 1.800 rain cloud, which had been skulking showing 'themselves over a stretch Madison........... 1,00p Orlando. X .............. 2,700 , 2,800 arqund th^ Imprison for an hour or of. ilO.oOO.OOO miles each day, or 2,600 JqiUs,. prccipUateil ip a light shower, SOO.^OO,000 miles each month—or Poialka,*^, . ■......> * 2,660 Plant' C ity, . .vV.' 2.300- ; 2,200 sufficiently 'dampening to drive ev-, thirty-six hundred million miles eadh 8t, ’Augustihe------ - j S.OÓft ’v- 3,100 crybody -from ‘the pienic gTouiftk. year. ( ¡-Y 2,800 This waa rath er n partial and’ pecu­ St. P etersburg.. . r 3.000 This ¡4 a distance equal to 144,000 .2,600. S an fo rd .. . . . . . . times around the worlds lia r/ahQWyr.j it* developed into a 2,700 2,600% eavy but short pownpour a t SeaTalishasaee‘. . . . If these 610,000 Model T's started 3,600 3,600 breese and' Daytona Beach, but the on a tour around the world and Tam pa. , »,-i c, i -i 1,800 north end of It stopped at th p river kept within a half mile of each other 2,000 Tarpon Springs. . 2,000 line, and the rain at D aytona .ex­ thty would encit-cic tho globe ten 2,400 Wauchula. Weit Palm B each .,; 2,100- >* 2,600 tended to Hankins' drug store, times, • "' Winter H o v e n .. .. .. 2,0001,700 "where Volusia meets Beech," From Every city street, boulevard, p |fk that point, north and west it was w ayr every village ■tree^ syeFjf atill as dry as a powder house, white country road is Hned with V’ords. the street ear which came up from 80 persistent is this' constant and Orange avenue had shed its beautiful ever in$re*tlirit parade tbut men, — .Fourth of July paper decoration«, the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DO NOT LIKE THE which oosed down in gory red on wom( 4 'a n d chlldfan ' who never knew anythln*; wboutv-rnotor care, the sidee of the car and t^he street: ran pick them out. ' m^ -QUALITY OF BRICK BEING USED -The rain, was just what was needra, The Ford is.i'thh eatiiat car ^0 At the meeting of the Board of been diacovgred ia ha disconcerting however, to cool the ftiAOsphere and think .»Jjout, M isuse tCla*. seen. rnbat Y ■ fount; Commissioners yestiflrdky it to them as tho county commis­ lay tbe d u s t.'. "fr* By 8 o'clock the bail grounds were frequently." '-*-^* V* derided th at thaiwork of laying sioners. The defective bricks are —A'rrt'.*", krick roads would bo held, up for laid to the door of the foremen in sufficiently dry for ths. p layers' to '. v ' - Sell Draina ï°d pending the litigations on charge of the brick kilns and as they match their, skill in ths presence of TaUjíháss«*, Ji^ y S ff.'rr-AÍVertUawidth of some of the roads and have been shipped here in large plenty of rooters for both sides. mept for aalo‘of«,á^mífflon dollar quantities and hauled to different Orlando won, 10 to 6, in the à i. Tioridé ' vbondii^were 4cdti6ns of *tb r district the tnanu- and seeing th a t Oriindii facturdts' wilt lie w » e loee, but so generous in co n triW U n gtd the com-1 success * of the Fouftfi the 'home 2*»tarday that under present condi zthr ev Y. h r v r Agreed to biest -^ ] cb. people were rqther glad than other­ 2 “ People would bo wise of thla„. of an l^gWÛtor> pro­ if the shipment of The big feature of the .day camo viding fór'tW /M tiaiiiV ^Í «Ix «rilliou « “Id hn held up. until a better th . dollars ln M nàa to .:«o;npleU thaï off at the Nautilus cstino In a grand widths ran be procured and ihe , •»nufacturer«« t wfU. be rtqulfed to munth and by th a t tíme thn jroVk o f opening and fireworks display frdm drainage of the EvcrglaVes. 8 to 1 o'clock 'in evening. « t i « &¿ÉslgiB ( the...........L - ÉThis jjil aL* * ma,nfensnce bo/td gonif'Jor .a mftki¿g # p*nad of five years thk't will bl"<i and itila hoped thatf all -\ifllcultlw Was a local affair la which «eversi .Fans tu ts lle d IK be eommiihltfcs took part, as w sll-aa r * m t(i replaf«-the l.sd bricks th at can be »ettied «nd fans of the best make. — I 0f g is r e s i|- - - ' — *v S u i t b le a i*id » nd ■« oi thc»c »*U built O.* the ^ Mhrown out „ they .fe found and U‘Lto be ones put jn their place. The "^oofacturers h«v* signified their to dò. Y»! give *o m« The rush of automobiles at the | n ferries »crow the St. Johns river, , at Monroe and one a t the Osteen last Friday and Saturday dem­ en te d more than words the need one brid |e and _ perhaps two Idles at these points. Thii great rush of cars may-never gke* place a|ain or it may again ocour ing the summer, it all'depending whether the beach «offers attracto the automobiliat or not. Aside' from the special occasions regular travelers tcf the beach i the summer and th s tourist travel the winter is certainly entitled something. better than the un­ lit ferries that now attem pt to the cars and wragons across river. It Is estimated th a t at least four sdred automobiles were ferried the river Friday ami Saturand part of the day and night (stood in long lines waiting for ferryman to take them across, i ft said for the men in charge of ferries they certainly worked Trojans and the automobiliata art no ldck coming on the sevice, snpt that it was too primitive for ( present time. Wth all the crowds only one »cei­ ls reported, th a t of the Mscar of Orlando, th at was on First street near the igt in attem pting to paw some rears. It was hauled out of the itcl and proceeded on the way. The rountyfeommiseioners of 8emIs county and Volusia should get her on the bridge question and s bridge a t the M onroe'ferry st the Osteen ferry or at both, could make them toll bridge» they were paid for and then them free. The great amount travel on these roads and the sing of the' brick loads should 1for the erection of these bridges Us fell, for dnly by these ImproVcits can our suction hope to bo­ ms a 'p a rt of the National high| B a r t o w The ancient ferries should go« * . -----' T\ |B- Y. B. U. Enrampmeni Jqjy 12-17 The Florida B. y . P . U, Eneamplasnt of- this year will meet on th s jcretSmii of Columbia College July jlM". An exeejteqt program has jfeea prepared and half a thousand Ifcfegatw ■are expected to attend. Ur. Georgi Ilym an of, «ur city is I f a manager of this Encampment. Th* following will attend from IFinford: George Hyman, Mrs. Hylfflsn, John and Virgie Horne Hy&*n, Mi's Clara Millen, Edwin Mlll*n. Miss Ruth Stewart. Miss Min*» Stewart. Ale. and Mrs. Chas. L. !™V, and possibly others. S. B. MELVIN RIDING BICYLCLE COLLIDES WITH AUTO * f _ _ TJi ■ . : . . * W.T. ■ — * SURRENDERS HIMSELF 1-7^________ -. •»K LEARNING OF F THB'WA THE WARRANTX'UARGING M tlRDER HE CAME RACK FROMIG^ORGUW. T. Curry voluntarily came nrf kml the aherlfT wan fbatruetod to back to Sanford last night and again serve it. Curry had gone to the «uirendered himiril to Sheriff Hand homo of hia lister in Wsycfbs/, Ga„ and is now in jail' pending the pre­ and the . rum or-spread that ho^had liminary hearing, HhU time on a fled ths country,'' * charge of m urder..i ‘ ' Jf *H«tuiotp,fb a t the sheriff wanted The case now aaaumes a different him 'C urry camo back at once and aspect. Last week Curry killed here at- midnight £ W. F. Bryan a t the Curry tur WfTJP tp th# home of Sb jUoiuatill near Chuluota and*claims _ and surrendered himseJf' and sill defense. At tM ^ in q u est tMjVa irow in tbe county jail «waiting ferry rendered a verdict of man­ th# preliminary trial that will de­ slaughter ttnd Curry was' releaseil cide*-whether he la to be allowed on a bond of $18,000 furnished by hla liberty on boil or th a t he wiU.be’ Z. Spinks of Ovfcdo. remainded, to jail to await the tefrn Meantime the relatives of the de­ of CoJcuit 'Chart that mmita hers Id ceased had in autopsy held and fall. - i W discovered th at the shooting must »hike-lfetQ. done from behind, a a ‘the . Dr J. E. Trice Coming vV ; • showed thi d from the* The superintended! of the Baptist à Bryan at Arcadia, Dr.’ f . ‘vL - f -«• jl preach at ( i and 7 X» * church next tó �v; -sé- •• Plum bing and G a s F it t in g All Wo(k àcç.ciTif* My Personal Attention And Beet Efforts’ D»»utffr7*urc«tnpl«*iQO. O t ltd of Umk Iritkli*. You no brrrtt !#t in « ¡if of W1U SOJt'S FRECKLE Cit RAM ] and th.yTi <ili*ppc*r. Scrert n J t tiMi rnir require two J«n— '-1 camole. W* prelUreljrfree- O ppone city HaH Talee he»# N# 23 tolte thU, »nd If your coi» > fully rertoretj to It* natural beiutjr. are iftte te re money wilhout «riwmeoL And (n WILSON’S FKECM-K CREAM It ( yraat tolki tiu n , Ik*aa’t rev** Jrei ind ■ daef MiUrel) remo»« 1 yKFCKE.ES. Try It « «w rt*k. .P fjtiie n Isn 't Sanford Library TN'S PAIR SKIM «OAP »Je, Cream Co., CUtletton, S. C , l 4 hr SEMINOM» rH^RMAVY Free R e a d in g R o o m *« 1 IMPERIAL THEATRE -------- BUILDING— — Open Tnesdiy-Thunday 4 to 6 AND Saturdays 4 to 9p. m- Strangers Welcome RtfUlarity. Lilis Paul—"Did they allow ber to bury her past?" Miss Pry—"'Not un­ lit they bald an Inquest.”—Jude*. We make up your own material Gents' or Ladies' garments clean, pres*, re­ pairing and bushellng. Hats blocked and cleaned. Suita made to measure. Extra pair Pant* with each suit until July 16. 20 years experience. M. J. BRADFORD, 404 Sanford Ave. [fFbaa you need a Urhment, o sa To Insure beaeOetnl Ballard’s I It to a Pain Relief and Healing RamI cdy That Answer* Every Requirement I t la of exceptional power in rhsumatlo dlaaaaea? ml levee !lb« aching Joist*, relaxe* the drawn muscles, restore# the. strength. ^ T n r T u p p û n e * « of youth. It U aJao effective to wounds sore* or abrasion* of the fl*ah- It 1* a spleadld h u»o hold remedy for man or beast Try It for cola, burn*, broteee, old sore*, lam e baelt rbeumatlana neuralgia, eclatica. frost blt*a chlllbU tna contracted muacle«, etUt neck. I t atope pain and heal* quickly. Price 25c* 50c end 51.00 per Bottle. r. IMJJMD T» ear* fimarll*« Eyeball* Sere Kyee^o» W I A o c p An o f t i c o H n s w p i p B v l WILLIAM G. ALDRIDGE NEWS FROM WASHINGSON BY TUE special c o t e : SPONDENT OF TUE HERALD Washington, D. C., July 7— forcata o! Colorado, Wyoming and (Special.)—Senator Burton’e rcriti- South Dakota within a . period oí cisms of the River and Harbor bill, nine yeara are well underway, aa now under consideration by the Sen­ the result of the approval by the ate, are not directed s o il much Federal Bureau, of Fisheries of a against the merits ‘of thp several jdun prepared by the Forest Ser-, projects as .against the Vpie«4m*sl vice» -The Brueau of Fisheries hai policy" ■of amking appropriations promised to furnish the necessary for the various projects. The* Se­ flsh fry .for distribution to the varinior Scnatdr ’ froth Ohio' who' was chairman of the Rivers 'and Harbors bo directed to ráifroad stations Committed of the House for nine nearest the waters to be stocked, years, said, during the discussion on so th a t aa Many streams as possible the bili th a t it had b^en the aim of may b<u. supplied from a central his committee to get away from the point. The planting of ail fry will old method " of making appropria­ be performed by forest officers who tions and that a new policy was will keep,.close check on the results, . definitely* adopted in the bill of of the work. 1807,* which was one of tbe largest According to the estimates of the river and harbor billk ever enacted forest officers, approximately 20.into law. "W e turned our backs 000,0 0 tro u t’fry of the-brook, rain­ on the old custom of piecemeal ap­ bow and. black spotted .varieties will propriations in th a t bill,” said Sen­ be needed to meet the requirements ator Burton, -"and bad the courage of all the waters adapted .to the pro­ to adopt new ideas. If we adopted duction of trout. Of this great a project we pushed it..to cifcgple- number the Bureau o f Fisheries is tjpn and the am ount of the authori- prepared ’to supply something over aation was stated in the bill.’* four pnd a half million this year, Senator Burton, who Is regarded and s gradually decreasing number aa one of tfib beat informed men in each successive .year for a total of the nation on the waterways of the nine, at the end of which time it is country does not belong to that expected th a t the complete restock­ class of individuals who afiiominutc ing will have been accomplished. the river and harbor ajor>ropri*tlon The eitirAalea are said to cover 273 bill as a “ delusion and a ■teal,” but strea/ns and lakes in the three on the contrary defendant in a most state*. ** unstinted manner, believing with ' ’• xxxxxxx the late bend of the Corps of En­ . A •U tljt'iuare t,hnn 33,000 acres in gineers that there is lésa than one- the \ V h i tains have just been half of one per cent of J ,pork" in approved for purphase by the Gov­ the bill now under consideration, ernment, at a meeting of th e 'N a ­ and which will pass th * . Senate in tional Forest Reservation Commis­ due season. * * sion. These areas are Iq two sepa­ xxxxxxx rate tracts, both fn-Grafton county, At midnight of June 3, tho Cher­ N. H .,t the larger containing 31,1 0 okee Indian nation of Oklahoma acres on the watershed of the Peml* ceased to be a tribal government, gewasset river, a .tributary to the tlfereby marking the passing of the Merrtmac. The smaller purchase largest tribal organization of Indi­ consists of several areas lying on the l l i ! the United Stater. The watersheds of Little river and Gale river, both Tributaries of the Con­ necticut.’ At the same iime .th a t these White Mountain areas 'were approved, the Commission also ap­ proved ,the purchase of the Fiagah Forest in North Carolina from the Geo. W. Vanderbilt estate. These tracts, bring the total eastern forests up to 1,007,00 acres. Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling . BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND W. H. Underwood BT* ry aState, of the ion . . II11 fi -you find Fords outnumBering any other car three to one. And there s a reason aside from the purchase price. They do thejob-theyrunallthc timfc—they get- you thcre andback at half the . cost of the steam engine type. Fire hundred dollar* U Ihe price of the Ford ■hour, the touring car u fire fifty: the town ear » Aft»—f. b. Detroit, complete with equina Get catalog and particular* from - C. F. WILLIAMS. Agent; or' EDWARD HIGGINS. S.W*»».« Snofocd Machine and Garage Compen, TRIP SUMMER TOURIST RATES LOW RO U N D JACKSONVILLE - St-Louie................ (87.7# Chicago................. (41.60 CinrinmU rgaavar. ....... ........ ss.eo hi. Paul................. s e n louUam., Cuteredo 8peltt*a....4«.S0 Ijuhrti»....... ......... «1.60 KncurllW Salt laic»City....... 71.40 W innipeg.......... 7S.76 Eresaaiil, Yellowrtaoa. *... a. 55.05 Tortmto.........*... 4M0 Portland lOo.oo M o n t r e a l . 44.48 S e a t t l e . 106.00 Petoalmr . ,. , .t , . . . fit.Si la» Antrim.......... SS.fiO Mackinac........ 61.00 Detroit San Fraeciaco....... 69.60 ItuSaln............... 47.40 Glader Park.. . . . . 11.76 Niagara Kalb.......... 47.40 LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALIFORNIA, AND CANADA, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN. THE GREAT LAKES AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES FROM POINTS IN T |IE STATE. Tickets on safe dally. May IS to September 30. Return limit Oct. 31, DU Except—To’ destinations in Arizona. British Columbia, (except Field Glacier and Mount Robson), California. Lewiaton. Ida., Montana (eitapt Belton, Gardiner, Glacier Park Station and Yellowstone Station)/ Oregon and Waahington, ticket* on ante June 1 to September 30, 1914. V A R IA B L E R O U T E T O DENVER. SALT LA K E, C O LO R A D O SPRINGS, ETC“ GOING THROUGH ST. LOUIS, RETURNING THROUGH CrffCAGO OR VICE VERSA. LIBERAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS T H E A TTR A C TIV E WAY Three Solid Through Traîna Daily—Choice *of Three Differcn| Route* Sole Agents for Orange City Springs Mineral Water PHONE 21 _ m u T O T H E NORTH A N D NORTHWEST THREE TRAINS DAILY TO THE SOUTHt» EST THROUGH NEW ORLEANS, L. A IL DINING CARS. NO BF.TTbU I. JMNGCAR SER­ VICE. FA8 T TIM E? ROCK BALLAST. NO DUST. NO DIRT. FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS ON ALL SUMMER TOURIST RESORTS, RATES. SLEEPING CAR RESERVATIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION, ADDRESS j ,L-r, .> Atlantic Coast Line H. C. BRETNEY, Florida Passenger Agent Telephone 167. • Jacksonville, FlC tree! STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH 3-D A IL Y TRAINS E A S T -3 D A Y T O N A BEACH; D A IL Y F L O R I P A Lv. Jackiionvillc Ar. Savannah Ar. Richmond . 8:00 a.m...... 12:25 ]>.m...... 2:20 7:55p.rn 0:25 p.m...........12:10 a.m C.05 a .m ....... 10:15 a.m— .... 8:00 p.m A r. W aih in g to n S;4tì jirfH a.m ........... 1:35 j i . m , 11:50 p.m iin/uiiiÿwi, Ar»Ayew York............. ?.. ?:31 p.rp-\ 6 :60 Urn:...... WINTER DAYS IN SUMMER AND SUMMER DAYS IN WINTIR }2.00 Per Day.aml UpwardSppciil MunliJ)’ or Wwlly R»t— Room* With or Without -Baths * Excellent Cuisine Electric Bril*. .* Electric pr*« Hot and Cold Running Water in Every’ 'Room No. K2.—Florida & Went Indian'Limited—Free Reclining Steed Choir Cart to THURSDAY NIGHT'S ARD SUNDAY’S. SPECIAL FISH DINNERS No. 86.^u-Pn)motto Limited—Free Steel Reclining. Chair Cara to Washington— Electric Lighted and Fans. >-=■• < N, M., KURTZ, : No. 80.—Coast Line Florida Mail—Local Sleeper to Savanhah. ■ ~ Proprietor Steel Pullman Cam of the highest dans o)>crated on all trains. AUantit Coast Line Dining Cam operated on Traines 82 and 66. For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or writ A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent 136 Weal Bay SI. M /Jacksonville. Fla don't YOU carry your’ own insurance against - \ i a . •. , • x ’ ■ r you have bead», new fashioned or TORNADOS rCl ' ■* ■" . ’ , V* * 1 old fi^hlaned, big or little, of Any for you'll find the money wanting when sort or description, bring them out, the storm has wiped oyt your "property for now Is the dsy of their triumph. A vialt tft the largest stores, and-to the Have our strong, reliable company Jewelers, disclose* beads from all carry your riak—and be on the safe aide. quarters of the globe, and from crude barbarous looking strands to flnaly -cut gem* and matched pearla. Every Reasonable rates s ., oqo la wsajing bekds, or wants io wear them. They are ehown la endfees va­ riety and are a big feature In the nets season's fashions. -lince they may be had In all colora > :tt la quite the nmaricat thing to do to have them match the color, of the coatuffis cr else to provide a very strik­ L IV E R Y ^ S A L E S A N D ing contrast/to I t And a s .a ll 'th e shades of yellow are gives greater »ark A v en u o and Oecond B tre * k . » # 5 prominence than other colors, it fol­ FO R A L L K IN D S IO P H E A V Y .H A U L lN p lows that amber beads lead tjhe gay procession of bead triippinge. f, , Large supply ofiHorres, Mulos, é:r Alter amber, eithar c le a re r‘cloudy. Jot la probably moré’ worn than any W agons and Harneee always other single kind of bead. Short >n hand For Sale or Eachange and beautifully cut HAND lin g an d W< K i l l Complete a b stra cts from the records of Orange and short strands of medium sited Lena* mad«; of Jet and amber in thsf sama •1X6,'- « I ______ *11 amber, and all Jet varletiea lo popu­ larity. \ ( - ,_# Long atnuida of large pearl beads are chosen for wear wyEh" evening dress. They seem to belong to the scheme of things her*. Satin velltd with chiffon, filmy lace* and pale e’.uelvo colors suggest them. Amber end Jet one boos everywhere on the street Amethyst beads, In short strand*, are Worn aa the abort strands of amber Used* are. on any occasion the wearer may choose. Besides these familiar beads th are other*, which ere becoming fai lar rapidly cnbugb. Among them J moat striking l* the vivid scarlet bead of opaqua cut gUs* which Is worn with visiting gowns or evening It will look well with linen d.„ In while or natural color, or In i half bleached toneg. Thl* variety a new-eomtr — * " " ■ - S e m i n o l e Counties. T axcB paid fo r non-residents. C. W. GOODRICH. Manager. T - Pasco CoBnly, Conducted Benedletii Fathem TERMS - 1226 r. I (•pairing In conns 'rr& i' j B -*Sh - �about B EIN G A peo ple and ev en ts RESU M E. O F SANFORD H A P P E N IN G S ■ - U f r T O . D A T E —r - ........ IT IS' ONLY FAIR to tell you that your last ohanoe to buy a N E W HOOSIER on the <5lub Plan this season oannot possibly extend beyond this Week. It may end tomorrow. We regret that w e oannot supply an additional lot of nets *Yotwthio sale sov that the opportunity might be held * open for your later decision. The enormous demand makes it impossible to g e t an extra allotment for anybody* THIS H O T SUMMER YOU WILL NEED a Hoosier every day to save hours out of y o u r kitohenv* There is no good reason w h y you should wait. See the new Hoosier tomorrow. THE HOOSIER MFC. 0 0 . , New Castle, Ind. • Pieni£ Part y cordially . greeted by friend« made op former visita. Amone the msny Jolly picnic • - ■* ■ on the Fourth that celet^ tr s . M. C. Savage, after a most delightful visit to her daughter, Mr«. Deane Turner returned to her home In Jacksonville Monday afternoon. - - - Mia« Annin Renfroe has.returned from a pleasant ten days' visit to Mt* Dors and will remain several weeks longer In Sanford before re­ turning home. Mias Mary Elisabeth. Reasonpr, who has been the charming gueet of Vera Terheun returned to Jacksonvillo last Thursday. these c o n v e n ie n c e s thaï made the HOOSIER neces sary to over 700,000 women UVIt. and Mrs. .Claude Couch and little Lois are established in their Mr*-' Will Hand was hostess at a pretty new home' on First street. most enjoyable luncheon Friday. Herguosts were Moodamea Findlay Genial Fred Folhlll is up from hfuDion, Jewett, C. E. Welker, EnsTam ps on a visit to the home folks mJngrr and Charlotte Smith. Mr. Iloruoe W. Way of Savannah U the guest of Mr. ant) Mrs. Rich­ ard Terheun. This Is Mr. Way’s third visit to Sanford and he claims that it is the most ideal summer re­ sort on the map. Mr.' Way is being 's'k pleasant party th at' motored over to Daytona for the ra£e* 0,1 Saturday waa Mrs. S. O. Chase, Miss Atoll Whltner, Miss Mabel Bowler, Misseo Eleanor, Lillian and Griffin, Herring and Randall Chase. Sanford Library others he knew intimately. The Childhood of Dickens, Robert Langtoo. A recent publicstion; it wit) be welcomed by those who haunt the Dickens shelf; well Illustrated. \ . Literature: A volume of "Southern War Songs," full of old familiar poems and songs, collected and arranged by T. L. Fagan, The library management appre­ ciate the generous contribution of books that came from various sources. The reserve fund for books is exhausted, therefore Mr. Hill’s donation'and the one, two or mare volumes from other friends keeps up the interest, and'Is also building up the more serious classification for reference and study. it Librarian's report for June: Twice Mr. W. J. Hill has made donations to the Action department. The list below la made up mainly from his contributions: Fiction: , The Third Degree, by Klein anti Hornblow. Light Fingered G entry, by D .’G. Philips. M The Spoilers, by Rex Breach. A The Bandbox, by Louis Joseph Vance. The Crossing, by Winston Church Hilda of the Hippodrome! by Dorothy Paine. Broken Linka, by Mrs. Alexander. , Story of Kennett, by Bayard iTsylor. i The Stowaway Girl, by Louis Husband by Proxy, by Jack Steel. The Postmaster, by Joseph U n.In, The Man Outside, by Wyndham L. Bùcky O’Connor, by Wm. Me­ ri Haina.. The Forunes of Fife, by Moll|e Elliott Sea well. House of the Whispering Pines, by A. K. Green. . ■ .. The Black Bag. by Joseph Vance. The Depot Master^ by Jdwph C. Getting Back to the Sell There is a general belief th a t the American people are getting back to the soil. From the United States census bureau we get statistics which are not compiled of^en enough, however, Jo . enable ,Interested persons to know year by year the mpyeof tha population, b u t' it seems to be certain th at the families of the country once more are turning to farm life. W bat may be called a country sentiment Is growing. City people are.-moving Into the suburbs, many of.'which supply conditions which can be found only as attendants on the-tree and oppn life; While -spins city dweller’s who V e moving out of the heart of thinuA crowded go only M \ Mrs. Christian Frederick's famous \ * / "Housekeepers'FoodGulde"—on the upper left door—answers the eternal problem: "What shall we have for dinner?" ( 0 \ The Cook-bhok Holder on the midV**/ die upper door holds, your cook book securely when not in use. When you ere cooking, simply open up the book to the proper page behind the holder. It Is qn a level with your eye, always-'lean, never In the way. There are 40 ip e d a l conveniences in the N E W H O O S I E R — 1 7 are entirely N E W . ( 3 } The Hoosier Metal Floor Bin holds fifty pounds. It Is low and easy to fill. The stfdlog glass-front enables you to clean the entire "bin easily. The In* side Is entirely of metal, with no corners to hold Hour. First flour In is always Tomorrow, Only Pots This NEW HOOSIERinYourHome—Don’tWait! The New Shaker Floor Sifter Is the roost wonderful of all the new Hoosier Inventions. It i* the only flour sifter ever made on a kitchen cablnst-thgt shakes flour through Instead of grinding it through. I t cannot wear out and can­ not grind through (any grit or foreign substance that might be in the flour. OUR WINDOW DISPLAY b the talk of the town— come T h e m id -s u m m e r sale term s a re of thé new Hootier»—“White Beauty, 1. You may d I t l n W ,it 2. SI pub you The low cult price fund by Um factory prevails strictly. No interest—do extra foes. •- * This tale jis under direct supervision of the Hoosier Company. Sale is strictly limited to onr small summer auotmeht of new Hovsien, Your money hack if you are not delighted with your Hootier. ; Is a narrow abclt convent ently located for the storago of canned articles. Most .woolen will find this a great convenience as an "emsrgency shelf." It will'save many trips to tha cellar or pantry. This I* yowrdpportunJty—If you act quickly—to own this wonderful Hoosier on the mod liberal terms ever offered. You mav search the whole world and find nothing that'wilt save you so much labor In your kitchsn as this new Hoosier. White Beauty it ■ wonder of convanleac«. It combines three J roomy cupboard*, a Urge work table and package pantry la TOMORROW YOU may examine nil the new features. You incur no obligation. But yon should come 4. 5. . 6, 7. 8. otte «pot so you c a n tit down a t w ork and s e re mile« of step«. V « ¿ o ' for 400 articles, wi all at your Ifingers' — You have places,before you iyu hii J __ ends. _■ | M Yon save most of tho wearyliour* other women spend m Ihelr kitchens. This new Hoosier on those terms l| tho greatest kitchen cabinet bargain yon hiiit» ever seen. The few we hive Will t>e sold In no time Af all. Only, tho*« women who grasp this opportunity tomorrow can be sure of getting one of these cabinet* on tho libera! Hoosier plan. thé HOOSIER PLAN if you delay. Come and SEE this rem ark able NEW Hoosier tomorrow« their Journeying« for a part pf the-time. 'Tho country it regaining U$y+oId on the uUco lona of’ men and, wromen. The growth bf agricultural eduae{¡on in the United States has beep so great that it can bo taken to mean only, on&.ihing, a revived Intcrest in farming pursuits' jn the young men_ of the land. We are turning out soil students by the thousands where ton years ago we, were turning them out' by the hun'-' It cannot be supposed th a t the- time young men arc spending i I and money necessary to l^sYnhow Id farm unless they Irjjrlftr’to put the knowledge to use.. -'•> Tho signs of the thnta «re reasduring. Ths multitudes »re not turning to the country, but an in­ !o,l and the Future Life, by crease -I* shown yeay by year in the numbers of those willing to forsake irle* W orithì)» • -•> the city to get back to tye places ’oices of C om íortríiJ1 T.‘ V. Toswhere m«n really belong*. lf, y r" ' ’ , Gene. Stratton Porter. The, Social Briceanecr, by F. S, liham. A Certain Jlich Man, by William * len While. Allen White. -»‘ ' Sociology: V Gems of V)dd Fellowship, by tí. P^ / Hoad! I* explained and. objections to it answered. One chapter. is "Prac-v.tical Odd fellow ship." Postage Stam p Catalogue ,(1908), published by S co tt,S ta m p A Coin s^Co. - .: . • ., ' Thirteenth Census of the United Stale*, taken In 1910, an abstract ol statistics.!of population, agricul­ t u r e . manufacturers and mining, for ÎUrllgbt- Thjbûgh tkft Shadows, hy France« HÄergjü. /^ '. Meditations ú> Life, Lib . a n d 'th ' thee Ro­ Rcligio us Duties, by>ZsqhOkk#; This • translation is* by' Fredorica Rowan, ^ B o o k o p Common: P rty e t (8pahvr i«h)v -• . ■ Hebrew Bible, *" cdnCaining the b.K,ka of fìèneeis, EsthieV,-'Lsmenta:; Song of SolomoÍT'kbd Eccfo' <i«tes. S . Olographyt • - -y. ó • . r?C ì* ìks io a L i b r a r y .; ^ . Lsufèncs T L . author « .»V.V___ W o n - The ;• these .talk: **“ eo-l»bqrer with the men *m vobien of literature and a r t‘of „wbdrr éritad. .VU *lj a dellghtfijl vojutm ob hu*,)«*«, and reminlsffrti'cs. Th< libjitfatlona are unùstinlly In tere t ■Wteg xfie orlc-gxill krahf “ *ocls(kina', - and we V»s4v<gratifiée Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue The Only Place In Town Where Hoosiers . V Busy World. .Anybody cap see tbat this la a busy, humming, bustling world by the num­ ber of humming hustlers who stand around and watch a skyscraper helps built—OaJveston News. . ' NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY •: He Being the Man. Ethel—"Kitty hasn't a thought for anything nowadays except her new car. Bhe’s perfectly In lore with It " Jaclr (sadly)—-“Another esse of man being displaced by machinery.” Notice . f , A Apocial aliasing of the stock­ Nothing Néw About Thla. ; ■ holder* of the First National Bank of; Sanford, Florida. Is hortffiyjcdjled î *T consider that wbatever’belongi to to be held in the rooirtwtf the B a» ^ my husband bolongs to me.“—A «rom­ on Tuesday, July H th , HM4, a t 4 0 an witness In a Jersey City trial. Tfae general feminine view and In prseflce o'clock a. m.. to conrid« tl\e ad­ the uaual condition. N : ■ visability of increasing-(be capital stock, of. the Bank, and tft-.transact auch other Jiu aln cs« ^ may' properly . Must Learn In Hhrd Bcffobl. No man can l««m patience except by come before the meeting. *.». > B . F- WH1TNER. , going out Into the hurly-burly world; V. ; Ç«abler. _ and taking life u It blows.—H eatf Ward Beecher. V’ • Tue*-8<-$tc Mankind's Foolish g Most of us spend ,ba fighting for things It •troy ua If we got tb n a THE Vcrtising in this p ^ p er.; It reaches th e best class b i p eop le in this com m unity. - MERRIAM WEBSTER T ho O n ly N ew u n a b rid g e d djo. tio n u ry i a m an y yoara. C ontain« th o p ith a n d e/»eerier of on a u th o rlta tiv o lib ra ry . C overs o v o ry Bold o f knqwjL ed g e. A n E o o y clo p o d ia in a slnglo book. Tho O n ly D ictio n ary w ith tho i N e w D iv id e d P a g e . 400,000 Word«. 2700 P ages. 6000 Illu stra tio n « . C o stn o a rjy . h a lf a m illio n dollar«. \ Let u« tell you about thl« i)tost romarkablo aihgla volume, ¡¡^ g r C m f 111 'TUA W rite foe «ampio paper and we Will •end /ree 7*o thig fhtper if‘ o^i want «omo • fth c îr .business . • ast af S Pocket 7*A« • N a t i o n a l • W e e k ly J Ü _________ F i r s t T i m e C o llie r li In C l u b « ths price is $2.50 and w«have secortd ^ — \ at a »Mil ■further réduction In coilnsetion wit|* this ^ publication. e Offer to O ur R««<!en �..... •; '..'* - . • :-,-' ■Kai , .-.r- :------- X 'ith ê r ‘declares Ipiòppo*,' wrong, j Ä th at the "newspaper business Is Hk» consumer. hope to acquire that de-4 law inTthaT it has ceased to. be I Iff™« oT commerci*! knowledge nec-,i ? »Ml.lwd t.rr-rt Turnt«? «ad ftld«y Motftliv« Bf profession and has become a trade." Jessary to a judicious expenditure T HE HERAID PRINTING COMPANV Our esteemed vice president would of funds. i.' ». J. itOUY. fdllor have been more fortunate in the • There are merchants tn this'tlown • W. M MlYfttS Butines* Man»g«r choice oi „ Vbusfrtqps" instead of who are meeting this dfigire of the people, who are alive to the require­ ufctrr(piloti P ik e . $2.00 a VMf I« *dvw«c*- "trade." If ho means, however, that the newspaper man and publisher ments of their patrons, a n d who are prompt M Iv trad I» Uw City Pf carm e *1.00 p*f i m U is tired o i being penurious, if at last doing thqlr quota of the good work1 advanc? or «O»r*e •«»tbhe ha« determined to sell his wares which is making of this a community P erm cati la «diano« utMt be mad« al ofl —that la, the space in his newspaper of superior intelligence .and worth. C niertd a« MMn d -d to « L « U m atter A usuit ïïrx l ju st as any other business man does .. And this*is y et another hopeful “•* 1Mb. .V lh. Poamfflw al Sanfmd. Fi<*«J. '—he has hH, jhe nail on the head. sign. ' a satis­ • 5 andre Act oi Marri» le d . 187* - V ; ' ---- o---- . ’tBecause the editor enjoys the repu­ tation of being one ol the leaders A FRUITFUL EDJTOR la Herald BaiMtae teUnsbnoa No. fSS in his community is no reason why ‘ Speaking of the Putnam county ho should be willing to go without camphor farm recalls an incident D ISTANCE TO T H E STATION the comforts of life and a little of of winter 'before lost. A 'Florida Several year* ago when the ques­ Its pleasures. The day of attic poets tion of the removal of the passenger and sockleu editor* Vos passed, Mr. editor, whose name rnpat 'not be . 1 -1 • '■ ■ — : S _______ statio n was broached . in Sanfbtd Marshall; and there Is no use In be­ given, was coming down from Jack­ many of our merchants thought such ing sad about IL— American Press. sonville’ to Sanford. (N, B.—Ho was not Bob Holly of the Sanford a removal from the center of the city Herald, who is one of the most would react against the business in­ PARTISAN POLITICS truthful men of the state.) He was terests and the tourist travel and "Forrest Lake of Sanford is seek- sitting vis-a-vlc with a gentleman l i t wanr your mjsmt;5 a . th a t Sanford woujd miss many >hop- ng to be elected as Speaker of the from We*t Virginia jsnd another per* from the country th a t formerly next House. • Florida legislator* FLORIDA SANFORD, came here for the one fore and now should turn him. dewn. He Is the from Salt Lake City, while on his would have-to pay fifty cfenls extra enemy of the citrus fruit Industry right was a visitor from Chicago. It was their first visit to Florida and hack fare. Probably this did de­ of this tste. H. E. TOLAR H. R. STEVENS With this man in ail the newcomer* were asking qqcsM. M. SMITH R. R. d e a s teriorate from our city's popularity the chair the grower* of Florida Vice-President Cashier » President. tlon* about the "state. . The editor * Asst. Cashier for awile but having up to date mer­ could hope for no legislation in their Jpatiently and gladly answered every chants and up to date (tores and the behalf. Wri|# to your representa­ — a .'WLvTHi m right prices the people have been tives asking them -not to vote for inquiry. Presently the train passed that coming here the same as in days of Forrest Lake.—Florida Grower. yore and though at first it seemed Editor Wright has the "right" to camphor farm, which the editor had th a t the business of Sanford would criticise the actions of Forrest Lake never seen and could not recognise. suffer by the change the city seems or any other legislator, but he does The trees were about thre« feet high exercised poor discrimination lq‘ the Hr. i. - ■ to be going ahead just as rapidly ;Forrest Lake s grave Injustice when and were beautifully aet, shout a selection of a garderf spot.— Lake­ U N U S U A L F E A T R E C A L L S F E W O D D RECORDS as it did when the depot was in the »he cautions t h e ‘grower* of Florida hundred acres of them being In sight land Telegram-* • business district. They have already settled In San­ ajjout the Speaker and aaka them to from the car windows. “ What is Opinions vary in respect to the use their influence to defeat him for th a t—what kinds of trees are those?” ford, Bro. Hdthcrington. We have removal of -the atatlons from the that position. Forrest Lake voted immediately inquired the strangers. th a t first lino copyrighted and the "Strawberries," prom'ptly replied largest watermelon of the season has • business centers and yej In. the rapid on the green fruit bill os he thought ’4 growth of cities such changes are was best for the majqrity of *tho the editor. airesdy been brought to The H er often found, necessary and Jto say orange growers of Florida and voted "Gracious," extiaimed the West aid office by a Sanford grower and .th at the removal of a passenger os his people in Seminole county Virginian, "D o straw berry pianta duly noted. You can't change the station would militate against any asked him to vote. He represented grow th a t largo tn Florida?" map of heaven a t this late day. town is fallacy. "Sure," answ ered-the'scribe, "and his own constituency first and the Dbpota, postofficea and ifourt whole state second. The majority th a t’« not half the w'onders you’ll Clarence Woods of the Eustis houses are often moved and the of the growers of Florida were not see In Florida." Lake Region is .the silver tongued cities usually grow to them expand­ in favor of the acid test os it ap­ Then being a truthful man, as all ing and’ growing larger and perhaps peared in the Worley bill presented Florida editora are« the editor's con­ orator of the Florida Press and was better for th e change. The DeLand to the legislature. Voting for what science smote him mnd-ho hunted up the orator of the day a t the big N . * . l . also of the opinion th a f'ih e he believed to . be right was the the conductor of the train and asked Bartow Fourth of July celebration. station n mile from the business privilege of Forrest Lake and every what In the dickens aro those trees The Lakp county people lost a good opportunity of boosting ’ their sec­ , center of th at city would hav.e but other legislator and neither the back .there? The conductor told tion when (hey turned Clarence little effect upon the trade and seta Florida Grower or any other paper him and he hurried back to the down for the legislature. Clarence forth reasons as follows: can influence his vote upon j»ny strangers and said, “ T^hg DeLand News is in favor of question. Partisan politics will not --"G entlem en, 1 am a Florida editor Woods in the house Would have had a site Tor a new passenger ntation gain any place In the councils of and wc are' alt «worn to tell the .the .roembwsVdrinklni the limpfff th a t is-somewhat removed from the the people and the question of the truth. Wheq^you asked wbat those waters of Lake Eustis, listening to center of the town. There are argu­ acid test is only agitating a.chosen bushes backM here were I really the songs of the mocking birds and ments, .apparently, for the placing few in Florida who want to rule didn't know, and so 1 told you quite gathering roses from the pine trees of the station.near In, but the New* or ruin the growers of oranges. a fib. The conductor says they are of ‘'Eustis, the place for Love" be­ favors a aite about 2 f* miles from Probably this Is o n j of the main camphor trees planted by the fed­ fore the session was over. th e business- section. Referring to reasons why so rnyiy of the largest eral government and so I hasten to the fact th a t the station -In Jackson­ growers of Florida fruit do not join tell you the truth. I would not tell . Lakeland certainly entertained a ville is a mile or more from the city the Florida Citrus Exchange. Mr.’ you a lie about anything in the bunch of bfalru lost Friday, when hall, the News says: "In this day of Lake wifi be the next Speaker of the world except those th in g s ,I know twenty editor* of South Florida'* automobile transportation one mile house even if the entire Qitrus Ex­ nothing about. 1 beg you to forgive leading newspapers gathered there means one minute— and what is a change and Editor V£right are m e-and I wish to. assurti you that and organized a. press association. minute compared to .the many ad­ against him. The majority of the Chnrlottc Harbor at Punta Gorda But what puxxles us is. how was the vantages that may he acquired by people and certainly the majority is the finest fishing ground in the stunt pulled off without Bob Holly •tlic location proposed?" Oi counio oi the legislators resent the partisan srofld," being present. - S t. Cloud Tribune. . everybody cannot-rifle in automo-^ tactics of any organisation that It was out of our bailiwick but As thè scribe supplomentsed this Liles, and it will tuke longer to nego­ would attem pt to force legislation of declaration by the statem ent that after seeing our handsome business tiate the distance in a hack, hut any kind by the use of the political he didn't have any land to selj, the manager they decided to change the maybe DeLand will have street nig Stick. thre? stranger* voted unanimously lines and allow Sanford to come in. cars beforo many years, anti that to forgivp.hlm »nd also th a t.he was would make the proposition an easy the onty really truthful mob In FlorThe Idea of a ferry boat between NOT FOR RAILROADS one." they had found. *As ' they^ T iad.juat _____ two progressive cnuntie« Ilka SemThe people of New Smyrna are . - — o ----left Jacksonville, it is presumed that Iriiie and’ ‘Volusia counties a t this disappointed In not being able to .ON A -BUSINESS nASfS get mi excursion train between this they expressed' thefr honest opinion age and time is nothing short of 1 -f—H It is fortunate that a vast major­ place and Sanford on the Fourth, ity of publishers ami the people, oi The pcoplo of New Smyrna *re pre­ quality of the veracity to bq found our good roads unless* we have » the. Uhlted States generally do not paring to treat the visitors royally in Jacksonville.— Punta Gorda Her­ steel bridge across the river - i 1 Monroe nod a t the foot of Ceh> i share the view • of Vice ,‘President if they had been abl*. to come. ald. .- —, -- • - : --_r_ W _,£;■ avenue. The ferry ts a relic df b 1 Marshall, who trim just told the cd- Just why we are unable to get the t *• ' ■ f-^i: r E ? .= j-= Ÿ * a ■ • ]| ’•itoni ot Virginia that “titer* Is no excursion train wp have not been T H E EASIEST BUSINESS free press, no public opinion and no able to learn, as we understand th a t The local liquor interests arc sjttd frpe speech "any Iringejr in America." over a thousand people expected to to be organising»« stock company we do something. This we consider a very gloomy view coim'y over from Sanford and other to. publish a dally newspaper in of the situation. The brick being shipped to Sem­ interior towns.— New Smyrna Breexe Plant City and are reported to have Don't wait for the railroads to raised the stupendous sum of four* inole county for paving purposes are In isolated in»tat,A» it may be true that papers are dominated by operate excursions to the beach. thousand- dollars to float the yep- not up to standard and no roqre of their advertisers, as ’ Mr, Marshall They will never do It If tfi?y think turc. With nil that vast umtbint ttuim ’will be laid untii a better be furnished furnished by by the the man»'■ * 'the people want It. Wbat the New of money ir*cem Ò O u* tliat it Vould grade can be mansuggests, but we ure thankful' to say |'tnp th a t the rank und file oi publUhersT "Smyrna people ought to do is to lie much better to start n brink a n d 1u,fBcture^ The ™nrori*particularly in the country sections, mako a* decent road from New trust -company to- loan mdney^on «loners will not stand for,any more « ay what they, want ‘ when they Smyrna rto Sanford via the Osteen the farms af the plain people. The of tho poor one*. -tf'i 0y a n t to *ay it, And why is the ferry and the people will* go in their Tampfc- M orning-Tribune pays iome......m like ..... _ ___ With the advent of aldewali^ tO vice prhrident of th e'U n ited -States cars and not wait for the pleasure thing nineteen hundred dollars Max Carey, Pirate Outfisldar. sad because publishers .are today of the railroads to dtf something. a week for pay roll alone to print, Sanforif^ Heights nnd the proaperL beautiful in (ulvl Aelllbg their space instead of giving The railroads never did anything tho T ribune,the'Lakeland TMagram of brick streets that beauUful ' ! -Outfielder Max Caroy of tho riratea establish a record, evon in th® 1 ___ urb is coming into l b own and many! It away to a lor of grafter* who yet for the people of F arid a and daily gets off with about three hunurh lb ms turned la ono of baseball's most re- the high mark bclux «1* . ..... . they will not start at Jhls late date. dred dollar* » think they have a mission? . .jjj The. Courier, I People are turning, th e ir-eye* th -. marUabto ri ar "performance« a t For bps Hold «ûed to Walter Wfitnot on Auguri i *m\c, finds! ior lot* on which to build ho|h«j recet By, whoa' he •scorlfd fivp ■run* I M I ,> b e n ho was a member of i Mr. Marshall in ord«r to prove If the people of New Smyrna know printing a paper what is good for them and their ary to pay »even thousand estimated that a dozen lew; withi ut making, a btt. Carey wa* Chicago Nationals. It S! hla statem ent aaserted^that “ hardly The flroxtm * scored by 1 town they will make some effort to dollars a year for labor. Rdnt and homM F'W J * *>tRHt thnro in the all | cbarVed with only •^ttv ilhiio at bat, a modern ffcwspaper could stop _feJV sbpft of tho record Jo fact, V; ! road Ink first i>n a fumble 0—.*.] k T* p rin tn g murders, crime atOrles > n d ■gej the people of interior Florida paper stock cost a little unless you by t (to K ual^v tbe Phillies'' second ptffformaoco luvs been *1Jrras,°' tq Coronado. Aa itis ndW the enn be«t the landlord and the paper Clarence Woods pulled a ew w cl* r, and (no four scandals without going to the.rocks." times' on by a Pittsburgh player. Clarvnc« w* We do not Intend to defend the puh- bhlk of the people are going to the houses. Power, light, interest and j feather* from the tail of the pr ud^s baiei on balls. Hla fN rH a lk s can» m o n trâ t ExposUioa park on iuiJ _ • Rclty given to murders And other fo u n tain s where tlipy can get nc- depreciation are little incidentals, ( bird of freedom a t Bartow on the’! In suuhcceslotc Carey sTblo second bant». 18SD. wl*sfn he «cored *lr n,Dl CQipmad&tions just as cheap and TJiey always pay advertising, printing] Fourth, much to..tho adn^iratioti oi twice mid third twice, a total of»four Uiaqo, i l l uns to six tiroes at b«U crime*, much less the space . No one nn<J.subscription blits promptly and! the big audience who gathered; to stoali, a feat In Itself worthy of spe-1 n4i of J»l* hits going out ot ,h „ ’. to so. called scanllals, but we will.re­ live more comfortably. ‘ ' “ oauniont. who was - u cares to rack their cars, and their witbbut any expense of collection, and j hear tho eagle tcrcam. Wheni it clat i lent Ion. mind Mr. Marshall (Rat ‘the press batter, msdo tho frames to pieces trying to get t& V To Vi« first inning Carey reached this/fact alono makes the life of a comes to orating, Clarence ran make MTves ~the pbbllr wb*t the public t t .f die place on the beach first on Knribe's fum newspaikfr m an one glad, sweet #ong. demands. The day of leadership all competitors take to t?ie Woods. second on Kommeria walk, to a k ilfin d ToIjiPFnm * * • tFour thoussnd dollar* will carry ^ LLakeland Telegram ’ by the press is on the wane, we wheiriyyaitidr was hit with a pitched phU that -W A K J L N G .U P a. daily.newspaper a long, long-time. T» . .^ ^ ó i I adm it. The press ’os the 'days pass Pittsburgh ball, and j orerf on a p *" ‘ " ' la exerting' less and less Influence ,, The people of the community.wre About as'long 0* Tom King o r Billy There will be but little travel to i^ tc b .r.K i Ifef, im h o . .upon public opinion.- That is be- waking up. ' Tefuple can go without a drink.— th q ; beach this season ‘ unless tjte Max ralk 1, took third a » ' » dii lo ? . cause the public which the prog __ day secs a stdjir forwaVd, a- Plant City Courier. bridges are bdflt aerosa tho rfVer atid{ feb, atnl to " Mffv¥* has received its. ¿tfiichil&n ■tep In advance, a step Into the a ' better roads are provided in Volusia —x &— and to a great extent formed It* future. * , In lakeland life 1* worth living— county. People go to the beach xatn.fstoljl second-and * ioU blre by Kom tastes and opinions in m atters in And a t every step they acquire especially with a 02-lb melon gba&ng icing a day's outing and hate to ''t h o * th he drew gtrtftral. ThV public today looks ffpah knowledge—knowledge which our sanctum, the gift of ohe o? our their, way ovèr and back. rtecor om l'alta third'and com* fur information,- not. for lesions. in Itself advances them yet another sovereign* d( the aoil. whb ireW bat Industry U th e re -th a t .does step on tha road to superior InteJU* ]<queiitly bring the best they produce, ^ S a n fo rd '» . postoffictf 1* .improving In ted the rctiltwhen Wagner poked *tn«io (o eft., in tho eighth h fj| • n o t cater to the tastes of its cix»- gsrt«. in toVan of their àppreriatlott qf thè under the Democratic .•’«•ifolniatra-, Prûfldcnce. V , . . H wce*«lve walk, ■ t o r o W ” W hat business house will . f h e most noticosblo feature of this attitude this paiwr ever m aintain*? tlon even with u seven itesi» k»*’ th leqjmd when Komi ’t i y to’ t o r ^ Upon 1U. pkU oi^, th a t a tokening is th# wide interest th a t as the friend of the grower and pro­ master and his sslsry ■ha* ' * ' *** one roan ‘ which the ’ patrons dn not want. Is being taken in’the advertisements ducer, Sixty-two pounds of match- raised ucrordingli*I? ' T he business man who would at- of- mercantile housès. flavor, joyouo juices ' and un­ tetap t to tell his customers what This is an advertising age, and. alloyed sweetness, combined • * • *' : they desire would speedily find him the "ad " habit has’ gripped not only package] U a testimonial to L > ,. If. without an outlet for the merchant, but the consumer. I t lite; 4' • 1», growing with leaps and bound*. 3X 3 ipOMihle? • ‘M i* a hopeful sign,.a sign or Mr. Marshall U not I pawling intellect on the p . V r. ■¿i^L THE SANFORDHHttLD In its equipment and having every facility for efficient service, The Peoples Bank of Sanford is well qualified to handle banking business in manner factory to all. " Accounts subject to check are solicited. PEOPLES BAN K OF SAN LOUD m A- —- �« - : fe i CÍÍHLV7 » » z V . ,*r-„ —««Far »ssiwetviH»' The Kitchen Cabinet O C C U P A T IO N IS S E U Í Ñ q Kitchijn 'cabibeto gf*" often con-r STATE N EW S m data cold drink and ice cream aldered luxuries when-they ought to . IÜI U tile HappenJngs-r-M cnUoD. O f parlors in the city. Hq has not re­ be looked upon as necessities» Noj THERE ARE IN TME5 É Ç M atter* In B rief ceived all hla fixtures yet but h» i« woman should walk a mile ...... when] - ..... U N ITED STATES rh « «‘‘F can always attending to the wanta of the thirsty odbbetghthr- of Jt could accomplish • - • . the same. or. perhaps better results. ^ *«u^ d b>' «■ PO^omce rcceipU. ffRSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST public. 2 S I3 AUCTIONEERS It ' might be possible to bring aj | ! The poa^mc« receipts of St. Cloud The editor of The Herald received for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2,810 I he materials at onco on a wheel jum m trj Of The Fleeting Small Talk» a basket of fine ■corn from Ben 1918, was $4,918.31. ■For the fiscal MALES ¿ g- Sur cl nelly Arranged For Hurried Guthrie. Whether Ben raised tbe tray if they were, all kept In the jrear chding March 3*1, 1914. the re­ » same plate, hut they are not, can­ Herald lit-mlrr» corn b y -|i hoe or raised it from the ceipts were 36,082.43. The^recelpts • i ... other fellow*« patch he did nbYeay not be, even’with things arranged in (or the month of June, 1914, are 34 1 WRobert Herndon »pout the Fourth but it was excellent just the seme the best possible way. They can per cent greater than (hose of nnd odr thanks are due Ben -for a be grouped, however, and tho stor­ June, 1918, and when it ia taken with bomo folk* In tho city. ing pDices so arranged th a t there is good feed. ^^vM rs. A. P. Connolly has aa her a system nnd actual saving of steps, into consideration that June ia the Hon. J. N. Whitner of Sanford ar.d a kitchen cabinet in the kitch­ dullest month in the year it is con­ guest her nioce.MU« Gena Malden •P*nt * few hours in Orlando today. en helps to do thin amazingly. The clusive evidence th a t s i. Cloud la of Washington, D. C. taking on a wonderful growth.—St. Mr. Whitner has just returned from 601NG, g o i n g , GONE Toma^p wrap» and tom ato crates » visit through Michigan and some advantages of a kitchen cabinet are Cloud Tffbune. convenience, a possible grouping‘of a t F. F. D u tto n '« .. ,78-tf. other states of .th a t section of coun­ t i t ditlrent things within a limited Fresh yeast cakes and popcorn at M rs try. He says the Republicans are •pace and Jp many case* the skni■ B p L . _ Every car. light, motor and other W E H A V E N EV ER H A D O C C ASIO N fi. Simon's. , * ,W-tf trying m ighty'hard to make It aj£ tary aspect needs to be- thought of 1electrical' appliance’in the city using t ' -'r:' r J” *E. Ji^T hagard, sta te bank rxam- pear that times are hard, }»ut money as well. In a large kitchen the cab­ current from the dynamos of the St To employ an auctioneer in order to sell goods. • Our stock contains those things that the people need and must have.. incr was in the city yesterday look­ is plentiful ali the same and the inet saves the labor and tim e.pre­ Petersburg Investm ent Company is ing after the affairs of the local country is moving forward beau­ viously lost in travelling, so many being supplied by the new 3150,000 The quality is right and our prices arc as'low as can be m ade.: tifully in spite of Woodrow Wilson extra feet; in a small kitchen it power plant just completed," says While our goods are constantly going, otherB are constantly, ■banks.. ‘ * and the Democratic administration. saves space. The cabinet—a por* the Independent. The transfer was arriving, so that we are always prepared to supply your needs ■ Tall Cream only 1.00 per dozen. —Reporter-StsK table cupboard—may be placed made from the old to the new plant k , * * L. P. McCuller. THIS IS A BID FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moihsr have whefe-it ia needed, and U Is opan to •without any inconvenience to pat­ Mrs. G. D.' Bynum And baby ar§ returned from New..York city where light and air in a way thkt many rons, and everything ie now running -visiting In Texas and Prof. Bynum they spent the pa*t four weeks. The cupboards and pantries are not. ■moothiy end well in the new end is looking very homesick and dis­ only iqddent to mar the pleasure of % Kitfchen furnishings Include, in greatly Imp'rovcd quarters. The St. consolate. ' „ their stay in the metropolis was the addition, the stove, refrigerator, Petersburg company had hatdly ex­ PHÔNE 278 -*• - ‘ n * Y**r»*( Drug dfor» SANFORD. FLA. • The quality and the price Is rig h t fact th at Mr. Molnar underwent tables, possibly a wheel tray, often a pected, ifhen completing his plant fireless cooker, Ice cream freezer. And recently abandoned, tha^ there would -on hay and ■rain* a t D utton's. 7fitf two very painful and vsry difficult operations upon .jib left eye. and a steamer. These are the large he such demand as to call for Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brown leave while it still pains him to somp ex? items which belong in the list of changed in many, years. But the today for their old home in Rich­ tent, he Is steadily improving snd otenaila that rnako for adequ'ate growth of the city made the im­ J O H N B. S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y mond, Indiana, where They' will his complete recovery will be hot a equipment.— Economy in the Kitch­ provements im p erativ e and' now LINCOLN HULLEY, Pb. D. Lin. D., LL. D.. PrwWsoi spend the summer months. en. In Woman’s. World for July. THE BEST SCHOOL IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR YOUR CHILDREN the city Is better able thqn ever to short, time. Mr. Molnar states that * FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 28 offer inducements to new comers. Woodland Park open July Fourth. the weather in New York was, dur­ SEND THEM TO STETSON. . ---- CelHw of liberal Art* . *TClr. Hanson and family have left 40 Piofraaor* »n<l Inutructon ing most of his stay, delightful. •' ■ ; # 0-2tc CoW- ol Ij»» -TV* * IT UnWwiity Ouildtnc) • -V i t t T for a month's sojourn a t .Coronado ■Coll»* of T*eftMb*y • XI Arr* 1'smpu. ' They have had but few sultry days Jas. L. Giles of Orlando was Cotfcf* of ItuicnM* * 44 # StodHiU trot T*ar In several of the cities of Florida Beach. l-rrpar*!ory AnUcmr . • «l.UÍHr.nno. 00 Bags «Mill ataontg the prominent visitors .io ifcls ^summer, but many nfghts the « p ed al attention was given to 4th Normtl Achool ^ XX.I 00 Votumra m Ubrsnr atmostphere is chilly enough for school of Merhime Art* J Ilo 000 pipo (Una the city yesterday stoppint a few of July celebrations, and crowda SrKwIofMuUc . T 10 fjw*» t.hor»Inri m fof SrWnr» wraps and io- withal exceedingly Screen Your House hours enroute from Daytona. School of F in . A ft. 1V Unrojrpiro.il O«o*nd Kqalptnmt from nearby section» came in to help bracing.—Gainesville Sun. . Now is the time for screens. I l|M n « |ti> Hffiril* Dormii«Ir* r*T f« « | nro 1*4 »••»« w » * C in M »drol.Ulr.lWn make the day' memorable. In Pce Cotton aeed meal, shorts, bran at wvWm . cartoli** .» J ,~ i M tU rU a iutbl& f. --------------,-----;------c can do your screen work promptly For ritik fiV run*, Vif for lof«m*tU*. or for Koom Hrwrralton. *ddr latka end Bartow and other poln'e F. F. D utfon’s. 78-tf Icc C ream Social and well. DE LAND elaborate preparations were muc'o J O H N B.. S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y , fLO«iDA> IUD/ There will be Bn Ice Cream and .jO, W. MESSENGER, Mrs. S. A. Irwin and eon, LeClalr and thv occasion made one of gen­ Cake Social at Moore's Station go-dtp P, O. Box 835. and Miss Smith left yesterday for eral Jubilation. The weather waa Ohio, where they , will visit friends Church Friday evening July 10th warm and in some in s ta n t« the Ah interesting program will be Newspaper Laws ^ WoAd Aid Sericulture. -and. reiativee for seipral months. Catalogue Is Printed demonstrations were noisy, but as a given and a watermelon seed guess­ jjTho judicious payment, of bonntlaa Most readers of newspapers And .The Catalogue of the Florida Clover HH1 Butter, sold only by ing contest for a prize will be a many publishers are not familiar whole, the events, of the day were for fresh cocoons and spinning, and» S tate Qoilege for Woman which is L. P. McCuller. —* feature of the occas&ion. Every with the InwS governing subscrip­ enjoyed by thousands. The heath now being distributed by th*t col­ above all, Instruction In practical seri­ resorts near Jacksonville had the culture In elementary schools, as ' Misjes 7,oc *and Fannie Reba one is moat cordially invited to be tions. Here are the decisions of the greatest crowds ever known, snd it lege, ia of interest not only to every as agricultural colleges, are today rec­ Munson are visiting • their *i»ter, present and Sanford people espec­ Unitod Statee Court on this subject. msy he decided that the gjorioua citizen who has a daughter to send ommended as the moat efficacloua They are Interesting *and we are glad Mraf1W .‘ H. Tibbals at Lake City ially are urged to attend. . 'Fourth was properly celebrated in to college, but to every one who moaiis oi combating the decline of to* of the opportunity to print them and export tn hfi a bsent from the takes pride In the progress of his rloulturo In France. _______ ______ Notice to Telephone' Slit»scribert~~ rot the benef l t n r our mOacrifaen r — Florida,_____ city foe several .weeks. Ttate - educa tional-in stitutions.— Th* i t t Please report ait telephone troubles "Subscribers who do not give book gives the History of the college - Cow peas sold as-wanted by quart Work on the now artesian well, to and shows the substantial growth Pushed to Death, cither at the telephone office or. to express notice to. the contrary are or bushel at C. H .’Lcffler’a. 9l-2tc It was a machine In a tnlacellaueoua the Fernald Hardware Co. and not considered as wishing to renew their be made for Wauchuja and tp sup­ it has made since it was founded. ply water for the people of that city The list of the faculty and other •how, and on It was Inscribed: "Push ML and Mrs.. S. E. Barret left to the employee* on the street. subscriptions. s -. Saturday night to spend the BfxL F. W. MAHONEY. "If the subscribers order a dis­ is expected to begin within a few officers, exclusive of tho state hoards hard enough and you will get your pen­ ny back." On opening the show the few months in Atlanta and other 92-2te Manager. continuance of their publication the days. The Wsuctiula Advocato ssys comprises- 42 names. The plant a* other morning they found a t the foot points, expecting to return to San­ publisher may continue to send th st the machine for drilling the well described consists of a campus of of the machine a Scotchman lying has arrived and that aewer work has 103 aeree and.seven buildings, in­ deadford in the fall. them until all jiues are paid. . \ f * U. Y. P. U. Mrclfng progressed very favorably. Before cluding a new 330,000.0 diping V "If tho subacrificr rki'azci to take The B. Y. V. U. held their regular Pepper, eggplant crate* at.JiV .F .. long Wauchula will have a first class room, i Information ia given also periodicals from the^ poatofflea to devotional meeting Sunday evening 78-tf Dutton's. Unintentional Humor. * which they are directed he la re­ water supply and sewerage system, concerning tho terms of admission nt 0:45. At the last meeting of the Maine A. M. Tyler spent several days ‘_ T h e subject was the Transforming sponsible until he has settled his bill and, these two necessaries will add to the college and the work of thé Laundrymen’a association a motion here last week and departed yes­ Power of Friendship. The program and ordered the paper discontinued. immensely to the attractions of tlm various departments, vis., the Grad­ was made snd carried that a fine bo terday for Jacksonville where he will Was tvell ‘carried out by members "If subscribers move to oth'-r place.' uate School, tha College of Axat and Imposed on any member making us* be located during the sutmpel) of Group No. 1, of which Miss Cora place* without informing the pub­ Sciences, the Normal School, the of the word "mangle" because of th* m o nths. ’S Lee Hamrick is Captain. lisher and the papers are sent to the , College of Art ‘and Expression and Impression It was llablo to make o» ■■ j Joseph Chamberlain Buried Baby Crpam 4fic the doxen. L. P. *- After the program was rendered form er, address, the subscriber Is Musiffj us well as concerning the tho uninitiated. /Birminghapii iiaglanil, .Juln-fL -. each Captain of the companies held retfgonsibt. McCuller. -* J, work ‘"bhriiod on throughout the "T h e courts have held th at re- rim b o d y . of Josopb Chamberlain formed in line and led by the Junior Thought Thsy Were Natural. ! Hon. F. L. Woodruff and family It, Y..P. U. marched into the church fusing to take periodicals from the Iraq btiried today In Hookley ceme- state by tho Extension División of the Home Economics Department. Tommy—"You*rn a coward. My and Mrs. H. 'C. DgRosc and family where an excellent program was ar­ postoffice or rem oving.and leaving] Amootf tho Items, of # interest to brother made faces a t you yesterday, expect to leave tomorrow for North r . fjf ranged for the installation of the of­ them uncalled for la prima fade those who expect to go to college nn' you didn’t durst to fight him. You> Carolina where they will spend th e' ficers'foT the ensuing nix months. 'evidence of intention to defraud. '.I ooon, aro the calondac for the. aca­ pretended you .didn't know he was Christina Kntlcavorers summer months. '•if ^subscribers pay in. »devalue First on tho program was a report demic year, and the staiemont of makln' face«," Eddie—*‘l didn’t, nei­ r Kloritla Friends, of (L E. Hay, oats, corn, chfckeh feed s'at read to' the church Ttoitr the u n io n thiTT'AfW'bOTmd to -g iv e-n o tice at apenaos, which for regular students ther. I thought thoy waa natural, Uko y Invitation o f ’Secrctary Grace yd a re !" ------* , ------ F. F. D utton’s. 78-tf by o u r-Pnst President H. E, Tolar. the end of the time if they do not I ^.m sending this greeting to Chris- in the college snd normao school wish to continue taking it, otherwise Then Mr. J o h q D . Jin kbit made a The Unreturnlnn Step. are kept within the modest sum of ' S, O. Shlnholetr haa*reooived the There la much In an unretumlng few remarks on how he iiVwel!-»» the the subscriber-Is responsible until tjfcn. Endeavor friends in Florida. $124.00 for 36 weeks. N ot the least contract for 'building the new Meth­ r. express notice with payment of nil Wo are. apt to grow wvnry In well in' resting part of the catalogue is •top. Stanloy every morning began odist church and will soon have two church Wa* pleased with the work arrearage'is sent to tho publisher./ doing- these surprner month*, hut the register, which shows that dur­ where he left off tho night before. Ho churches at one time in the cdurse of done by our union in the last six It. h»ir alwayq, been the policy of now da tho*time tn lay our plans for ing th e .p a st year there were in a t­ explored AfriCA. Tho poetman today months. Then came the awarding construction. began whore ho began yesterday; ho the Florida .GraWere to send nolle# 1aggtfMlve work next .winter. of th*‘ banner which was giviyi to tendance a t Ihc college 418 young renews acquaintance with Tompkins Get your ice cream from D uhart’s tiio company jenderinj; the best just before the dato of expiration, ;.‘. a| hundred (’. E. Rocieties In women -from florida counties and *?**?£? \r Ice Crcajxv Factory. • » 8ff*tf program during tho month of June, and if no attention wo* paid.*to 'Florida .!■ n o t too large a mark to 12 j^&tês, The ¡'catalogue shows * * M rs^RiVers and Mrs. Wilson' of Company D was the wlnnej of lirat notice to sand A second, a t the A t for this^ojniiig season. It call» clearly that-young Ip ill a* of Florida to^bn .who'wish to receive educational'hd- ’News to Him. Mis* •; Ruth same time "killing’s ihe name on Writhe true mfwlbqiijy G reet!Cove Springs, Tghp have been pennant, of which the guests of Mrs. J. f t RoberU:f©r Stewart was Cepljiin.' A song of qyr list. 'This gives the Growthr a •XBjhded toward neighboring , ' J'^ ‘ki.vantsgu# of thé highest type and at I^ W h y lis It that thoy never place r05l ^ w{t hfn ihri ..tho pictures of living men on bank, . scvt*yi daya^rff^rned to ttffcJr home thanks was sung as the company lot of live wire subscribers and read­ cherches and com m uniti« now w iÿh^th e notes ?" nskod the fellow who had ttris C. E. blessing, ers,, not a hunch p t dead one*, 'in a formed in lino and marched , up to borders of their o*n stute. Young become rich by Writing the word» of on Saturday. few casoa. the Florida Citrus Ex­ in the church«*, of my ow n.de- womon who are thinking.of uttend- “popular" songa; t- “Don't they!" tho receive the p en n an t..' v I fmve a -fl/si eta» paintty, and sign We then had an address .by, our change ,Js paying for subscription*, r.pmlnationi for which by call and collego In 1911-1918 sltould write th« poet replied.-' writer. We can do your, himes^ re­ p |» . preside nr. Mias. Clara Mjljen, so OutV if )‘ou are getting the paper responsibility I have special oppor­ president of the college for a «‘opy of pairing ami auto top work now. •• without paying. (or__it,^ rest* assured tunity, l am setting the''goal of t>nt Ÿl^is catalogue. and in her closing jrjffdgriu in 14-tf ff! H, UNDERWOOD, Cont»(jlqu#. ’ W# have or more Christian Endeavor Soci­ well ejton’erv words she prison ted oUr that sqhle one i t payln ■ ■ " 'Tie strange/’ inuttered a young eties in every church, A yea#‘may / Mrs. Mary -Strong and her little Post Presjdeioi,^ H. ^E. Tolar with a no fre* Hat. roan, as he staggered bum« from a sup­ The Difference. he too abort a time to accomplish it ■olid gohl B ^ t * . * ! ) . pfn *s a to k in j — , . ~ daughter, Wlhnlu leave Sunday* thenA pessimist complains h e bss eaten per party, “how evil'communications all. Hut if there U » . Conirega^ Tsrpen ut Sroyrns ing for T am pi and points-*on the fr.)iit fU* union for it* success during 1,000 oysters wit bout coming on a corrupt good manners. 1'to bean sur­ That tanw *“ 0»hing cah .be en- tional church near you th a t KlW rto th e .p a st aix months. alf below, where they will spend XT.rounded by tumblers all tho evening, 1 'Me hope ih atv U m - ««AVlng . six Joyed-in thissyiclnlty’ ns well as s t C, E .' Society I ask you to make pejifl; an optimist gives thanks that and no^ Fm a tum bler myself.’’ vcral dayaAvisitij.K friends. . JieAmt eaten that many oystora with­ - _M_fcV '-j r» || ---| ; I ■ ^ ' nio’dth*.j(riIl^bO'os ^successful as tpe any place in the stait* of Florida has th a t your special Held. Besides this, out getting ptomalnea.—Now Yora Thursdays, and Sundays—\Vo°d¡rnnrrr been;proved during tho last, taesk by I stand ready to help in a n / way I Mall. all fec| th at with the ■ S"Mpvfes** H , In German - 7rT ~L ; , lalti^vPurk. 'Picnic conveniences, pXat Schools. the experiences of^anglers with a can to broa'don. end strengthen newly;"' elfttcd officer* i t . will. . ‘C^e ainunemshta. The only safe, clean Th u'moving pjcturo tuia beau latrolargo.school of,;-tarport in the river Florida Christian Endeavor Id,«very s,new officers are i s .follow»! outdoor swimming pool, emptied ducud/kk a permanent feature of the Borrow ur.d Souls. Mis» Clara MHIeti, P m id d n t; S^G near Hawk's^ PArfc. Th* -fish hitve church of every name, to the end orm íníacbool»";*FtUni for /cour*«* daijy, cleaned and re-fltled from ar­ Cirest souls attract sorrow a» moun­ Pre*.; Miss Minnie been sporting in what Unknown as! ^hat we may help to fulfill the prayer f tains attrscr storms.--Itlchter. ‘ , or bacteriology, anriomy and biology tesian well. Shower bath, toboggan Kenpcily. <Vicc (rs. Loretta Brothof- "T arpon Hole." qud siVerul kngler* aj Je»u»_.*'that all may he one’ __ ___ we ifPL are already a|klHtblo Id tha^couc— •lido. Leased privately also. 85tf Stewart, Sec. Mrs • * Forest Rjirrot G a tc h e l. have h a v e been irtaRittg liiuliiitr effon efforts n d In H im ' * <vwr# ♦ ê V * ts ‘to to la Ignd ton,- Ciw. Sec.:* Gatchel, . N O T IC E NR some .of the of g an te;fish Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith loft Treas.: Oscar Sf-eer, Librarian; P. S. v Yount for the Master. W hy ch Is 8horttt«t Month. As I have charge of th* buslr th* yesterday for Virginia where they Fortson. Chorister: Miss Ruth Stew­ Leo. F ish er has hooknd several hu /■ 1 GEO. B. SVALtJftON, ’ Title Bond St Guarantee Co., East San A Kansas girl observes,.that March will l>e tho guests of- Mr. Smith's art. Leader of Bible Readers Study;- has bren-’' unable ,to land . any.—. sta te Vice president, also-Sup t, of ford Land League, and ‘W. .A- Whit­ is the shortest tbonth'of ,t,htT year “be­ brother for several week» and will ‘ ‘The Captain* are as follow*: Congregational chur*bes in-FIor- comb, I qgp V found In the Tax,A*- cause; tho wind-bjaya three 'A y s oc*1 visit other- points- Of Intertsi «re Group It Mis» Cora, ^eek Ham »••lor's Office In tho court house. > . t : ............ : . id .. ■ 'instf erick.'-tGroup' 2, Mias Ruby BMU? ".r^ âg -v Better Freight Rates -,i « -------- *--- i-------- -838 Green SL, West Tampa, Fla, T H 05. K. B A T E S C. T, C’lsrk of Group 8, MU» Edi 2nd, 1914. — v ; " . M Jke an Initiation. Ovi Markham 4, Mia* 'ir m r' "Was tbo brldeg^pm timorous Wn&óld out-meetings every and Laague, returned ia tt night from a Geneva were tag the ceremony T '^ N o t a bR,. I f you intendi in lb dint fhe day evening at $;4& in tha ‘ conference with rgtyirôa& Officijtls at see b* hsa-taserf ¿ '’grtlgi many j« b A Bargain For Yon county F.^yJrqdy i* invliéd tb ^ n á and Nprfhtk. which ho reported as being | nutting | to h a v e a s a le degrees." Ur* assur# you a hearty welcome. VIU> aM lot IW* id. II* ft *• very , «atl*factory. lUtpa wer#' di»-J Y our only chance to buy «mmiesloiiff».'‘t o u r p ric e a JacicsonvflW U LORETTA BROTHERSON,; rhlMed^'iind wMla. no défi ni t o ¿oh- iipautiftR s’uh-divi*iori of Jacksonville, rom post J’ost Office» QfJI K Mrs, EfteVby and ' i l k Hd ’Hlgjust 2Ú mihutc* ride from ^ W Í E íiy T ^ cltâltffti were ttirnoiiivçed Mr. Tinny “ |*]PÇR LOT. on terms of of,31.00 L ' f f 1» !*it Yccrerday for G*>rgbi Aiudn on ,tku tar¿ ^ d f i i t i r ih-cfined PER WEEK. .. isd 'i'Fvnktoc P to attehd \he .funeral of Chari** I tor more /a-'mafi-. who *‘Estcrby, uiigifteor of the . Southern the Railway who w m killed on Sunday drainage and B ri ÍV' by runnir.ic- into an open switch L-trS*; -' t Es- Indu S ■ F*'*! Rogers l# proud in the posfli:/\ND ABOUT .THE CITY ^session of oneofthenewest and most up ‘ ->URE DRUGst^fer i n f ..... SEM IN O LE PH A RM A CY 2 sum 1 tafcaPB �LanraJeanLibbeu's Talks on Idead*. HU. tv * . t t r f W li—in r Sn^ a l AGAINST HER PARENTS WISHES. I have heard-or dryomt, It may baWhit terra la whan trua Bow to teat and how to try U. !■ tba at ft of f.w ten (Km lar souVdgfp: spoons would bay» to be purchaadid al two dollar! each. No i M ^ u l afford to b« stingy bofore his wide. especially whllo they are a w a ^ ro their honeymoon. .. In b it mini nation (i ho conclude* that no m atter bow aenalble and prudent a girl may he the fact of acquiring a man who ta all her own muat aurely moan that aho would h ate aome ono to take her everywbore aha wished to to, neror questioning the coat. It would be very well U the aun ahone erory day eo that they coaid to t out of door*. Dot. tre a t Scott! what Would a man do If-a continued atorm ahoold aet In to keep them hotelbound? It .wonld be either the over­ crowded parlor for them or their room, where aha wquld write letter« from mom tag tin night to the homo folki, Mendp, every one «be could think of. He wouldn’t have, the temer­ ity to amoke In ao dainty a room. Pacing up and down, with bta bands In bta pockets, glancing from the pret­ ty head bent oyer the writing deek to the falling rain splashing againat the window pane, might aoon got on the nerve* of the bridegroom moat deeply In love. He knowe that no bride could be 'naked to play a game of poker or bil­ liard* to put In the Ume. There would be the papers to read to her. Dut she’d 'want to read aloud about fash­ ions. If he didn’t have a bride to please, he would be looking over the page devoted to sporting Hems. In summing up iho matter, be would pro­ pose marriage to the girl who would cut out the honeymoon or consent to a belated one two or three years later. Who does not know of the family with an only daughter, who ruins with * high hand the 0 ) homo and the t,''a*Ln of ltfl ln‘ ufe-j m i t e « ! 8 he (IroMf-n lo suit tí * r» e 1 r, dcsplto tho mild, protest* ■M of hoc mother end » the annoyanoe of ■her. father. She entertains a aet of young folks s h e l i k e s best, Ko-ir where rim !pj| pleancr, nnd with Kg&hu it whom. Rho ax> ¡¿gU copta Invitations j- j from racoris whom ptA fid nho haa met hut once or twlco at a ' girl friend’« home, without taking thè trouble to mention It until the day of their going out to­ gether arrives, lest her parents might make objection, and abe would hare the trouble of talking them over to her view and wishes. The wilful girl Is usually overromanShe considers herself as capable W . school our manners, act our porta But Its who sees us through and -of choosing her own lover In the face through of a n r qppoglUon, Juat oa aho haa al­ Knows that tho Pent of both our hearts Was to be loving, honest, true. ways VtfkTUled opposition In selecting r-_A"~-J—- —St ber lihlf ^èatK, gpwos of bUarre slit. fcfcij ~g|— There le no one to poll against tho She hi tend «'.-to 'plsdso herself. She will have kìò Jnte/Terience In her love loosened puree airings If a single roan chooses to spend all he earns. The affairs. married man who has but recently The dashing young (allow who la liv­ taken a wife, and with email Income ing on expectations, vIhHs her homo In most Instances, concludes if he Is regularly. Ho la not the typo of man to get ahead he must look after (ho her parents would wish for, yet they pennies. Such a man does not Intend hope against hope th at lore Will spur him 'on to get into some successful to bo stingy; far from 1C Ho means business, and thus prove bis worthi­ only to be frugal. It never occurs to ness of her, or. If ho falls to màko him that his helpmeet may not take good through not trying, that the tho same view a* ho does. If a man glamour will fall from her r íe s —and weds a woman who has been used to economy, Juggling successfully with she will see him as others see him. the nimble sixpence, there la harmony They do not favor n sporty young man, with a handsome face, who In­ In the household. If be m arries a girl tends that his good looks should do j who haa had all her wants plentifully the work for him and earn as n re­ supplied by her parents, she may se­ ward a comfortable home to step into i cretly rebel against being stinted and a wife’s well-filled, open pocket- down to a small amount—a fixed price to live on. book. If her husband finds fault with her - In homes where father rules the household, he does not make himself for buying too expensive tablecloths scarce In the parlor when a young man nnd napkins. In short, reads her a «alla upon his daughter. The self- sharp lecture on extravagance, ho ts willed daughter la not averse to letting apt not to know from her tho truo father know that they can get along cost of anything In future. Of course, she cannot make the m er­ without him; that she can never hop» for a proposal .of man-Ugo under auch chants como down In their prices. Hubby la fond of good living. She conditions. wants peace. Therefore, she does her The parents, to whom their daugh­ te r's happiness Is above all else, allow best to stifle her conscience cry, to her to overrule their Judgment as to beware! take coro! There should be whal Is best for her by permitting his no fibbing between husbands and continued visits. It Is not until a girl wives. No wlfo Is justified In an attempt ecos such a fellow In tits true colors that sho resilles the grievous wrong to hoodwink hor husband by telling ah* did her parents In encouraging the , him that this or that Is so much cheaper than It really Is; or adding young man against thtdr wishes Remember, It masters not to what to tho price of some article to oko out «atout a girl tuny nave her own way a little money to buy somo bit Of lit th e ’ household’in most Instances, finery she craves, and a fter she has she should be govchied by her par­ bought It fearing to show It up before e n ts ’ wWhde In her heart affairs. Ear­ him’. Like many a woman, the weight n est parental eyes looV through tho of a secret In her heart Is a heavy most clever roue's disguise. They aro load—It hurts. When she confesses quick to discover "tho wolf In sheep’s her lltllo misdoing, wise Is the hus­ clothing, or the salarile lo rtr with tho band who tnkes It good-naturedly. Wiser, and more senslblo still. Is cloven foot." he who qoeka her entire confidence W HAT BRIDEGROOMS THINK OF nnd nddH a little to Ijbr allowance to buy a bit of finery, or whatever aho HONEYMOONS. . , wants, rattier than have her resort to W V n two that *r« link«*} In on« heaven­ even tho least deception to satisfy bis Inquiries, u Is always the wifo ly tie, With heart never changing, sod brow who thinks roost of her husband who newer cold, , Xe*> on through all Ills, and love oh till bellovot that It la for hts best Inter­ est not to be told anything which, they die— One hour of u p«««ton so sacred Is worth might annoy him. Hei’ Intentions are 'Who!* age« of heartless and wandering always well-meant. Al! wives should bites. % remember there Is a world of truth In « • ■,- ^ -}■--? - m « •* I t Is not Iho thought of supporting tho lines; « w lfo .th si causes some men to hesi­ Oh. what a fatal well wa weave, 1 tate, to’ w ail -fart' Is It the fear of get* * When first we practise to deceive. . tin g a brRfw who will not bd congen­ '1 The wife who condones h e r own ial to his home folks; nor yet the w orry over the possibility of having first offense In misleading h e r hus­ to keep the wire’s family; but tho band may soon find herself sliding dread of th l honeymoon, which plnya down a slippery road, which ends lh -havoc with a man’s matrimonial reso- her( destruction. A husband may for,glve, but will he forget an untruth? lutloqg: Or will he havo full confidence in otu», If his sweetheart Is .one of thpso fair roarbutiB Of girls wtio has never no -matter how dear, that.w ould con­ fcbowtf what It Is to be without that ceal the truth from him concerning thorn, the everpresent chaperon, and any subject? While this ts m eant a t b e has had to court two, as It were, a gentle rem inder to wives, It 1* also to gat(l the love of one, he wonders Intended tk a warning to the husband bow they would get along when they wbd Is unnecessarily dose In dealing depended entirely upon each other's with Ms wife -financially. Ho’ should study her n ilu ro and her needs. •oeUty during the honeymoon. -, Ho matter how llUle a man may Oettlnfl la Line, bove of this worid’grnóds, where-ts th e bride who does net think that the The late Cy Warner, who Assarted potag-away trip, be It for a-month,' a railway lltoratura fbr a real railway fortnight or I week, Is a very essen­ Job In Montreal, told this etory at a tial part of the program? luncheon not loag be foré his death. O^fcqarse. they go to’a strange city. A Scotchman came upon an ;auto­ They tayjw no one to call upon them mobile overturned at ¿’ railway frnosee r whom they may go to see. - It le Jng. Deride H lay a. man all jnnasbed th e newly-made husband's Intent Ion to »P. lay aside all thoughts of binine*» and “Gej, a doctor,” hê moaned, . „ " P ^ “Ih\i ,lr|^n h it y o u r ssk eC th e who s tu d i* iLk.xwOgram out In hman advance knows t h s f j t , “would be the ”Yes, >ea; get à doctor." fM a te r fbr them (Attili avwnlng.of- the "Has the clAim agent bee week, the sightseeing automobile Just y e t r as,aoon as they finished hrsakfustlng, "No. no; please gvt a doctor. with wa hnur for lunch, at some high. r-M o y e-o v er. J-ou.’’, 4a|d th< "till 1 He down bdsido you." I Long Known to Possess Great Remedial Powers. English Scientist Says South. Ameri­ can Natives Heard of It Many Years Ago—Used, In Ma/fy Cases, - to Heal Wounds. London.—An English scientist, T. Thome Dakar, has just published aome into resting data regarding radium and Its curative offsets. Radium, «aye Ur. Dak or, has bepn a thing o( extreme fascination to the scientist, while the general public have regarded U tilth mild curiosity. Dut Its recant affects In the treatment of cancer have ihade It s thing of ab­ sorbing Interest to the whole world. There are .various aourcoe (or ob­ taining radium, for It occurs always la a fixed proportion with the metal uranium. Wherever we flnd-nranlum we are sure to find the one-three-mil­ lionth part of radium with It. ’Pitchhlende Is the richest mineral, but cer­ tain other substances, as autunlts, torbenite and carsotlte, contain smalt quantity of uranium, and It Is from those three poorer minerals that the future supply of redlum will very largely come, unless, of coursy, unfore­ seen fresh supplies of pitchblende are discovered. The chemist finds himself with one too of ore, and he knows by measure­ ment with delfcmte Instruments that It contains about ten milligrams, ofrtesa than the Sixth part of a grain, of ra­ dium! Imagine trying to extract a grain of something from six tons of solid rock I Dut modern chemistry, to which the name of radlo-chetdistry has now been given, has tumbled this prob­ lem to be solved with such complete success that by the most recent meth­ ods hardly any of this single grain Is lost during the tedious and long proc­ ess of extraction. The result la that some months later nearly the whole of the priceless grain of radium Is extracted in an almost pure state, and Its purity can be meas­ ured against a special standard saroplo prepared by Mme. Curie, which Is kept jealously guarded a t the International bureau of weights and m easures at Sevres, near Paris. This standard sample of pure radium chloride con­ tains nearly twenty-two milligrams sealed up In a thin glass tube, and three other international standards are kept at tho Academy of Selpace In Vienna. It Is quite a common thing when buying & large quantify of radium—-by this le meant a grain or two—to buy It on condition that Its purity be “first tested against ono or other of tho In­ ternational standard specimens. ~ - Radium' w ater ts being largely tried now In the treatm ent not only of can­ cer, but or various, rheum atic aud gouty troubles, and this water con­ sists of ordinary w ater charged with the gds given off by radium and known os "emanation.” if some radium salt be dissolved In w ater and left In a sealed vessel In about a month the "emanation" gas which It produces reaches a state of equilibrium -anfi It con be expelled by boiling and passed Into water, which thou possesses radio­ active qualities. This "emanation wa­ ter" only retains Its activity for a short time, and In less than four days has bocoxno Impoverished to less than half its original value. At (ho’radldm Institute two lots of radium are kept continually In uso for making (ha water nod while one Hi resting, so to apeak, for tts month, the other has produced enough water to go on with for this month. One way of overcoming tho difficulty of th e ’les­ sening effects la lo Increase the dose day -by day. so (bat If you were to s ta rt today taking doses of a tableapoonful^n the fourth day you would take two tsblespoontuts, and so}¿it. Hut after the fourth day the radio­ activity dtmlnlshoe ko rapidly th at the w ater Is of little more use and fresh m ust be secured. Thlk Is the reason that spring wa­ ters. which may give beneficial results on accoufit of containing radio-activity, m ust he drunk a t tho spring, for if bottled and drunk perhaps weeks aft­ erw ard tho radio-active properties In* fbOieigbborhoo^ mado with water Into a kind ot poultice, and recently It was discovered that there was’radium In the localityso that years ago, qtlltc ignorantly.' Jbe curative effects of ra­ dium wort) already- being employed. > The residue* obtained after all the radium has been’ extracted still con­ tain minute traces of rgdlo^ctlvlty and are used a »good deal on Ibn con­ tinent for blastera nnd baths. One or the uses to which they are most likely td bo put, however. In the fhturk is i h j acceleration of the growth - of «raps. Thorne linker .described re­ cently at the Royal Society of Arts ex- Your correspondents in business judge you by the stationery you use. They have no other way of judging in many cases. You cannot afford anything but the best ill printing; whether it be Letter Heads, Envelopes .Statements or Advertising Matter We are equipped to handle your work of y iy nature, .whatsoever in the line of printing. Our specialty is high-class print- ing, and we have the equipment .and the skilled labor to turn out as good work as During the summer months is the best time to lay in a supply of printing for the coming winter. Your work will be rushed through the shop and special pains will be taken to see that the very best work is put on your order. Then too, it can be thor­ oughly dried on our drying racks and will be delivered in a perfect condition—every •piece perfect. - T^ ,* _: ■ * - ■ * D on’t forget that we are headquarters . for Writing Ink, Carbon Paper, Blank Counter Pads, Cardboard, (in all colors) Loose-Leaf Ledgers for merchandise stores, . 4 • | and Typewriter Ribbons. • Wc are clot ing ou t* large, stock of type- - writer carbon of the very best makcs^Wually sold for 2 l-2c |kr sheet. lc per sheet. While they last (Black, Blue and Purple). P h on e N o. 1 4 8 107 Magnolia A ve. A ll Wôrk Delivered to Ani) Pàrt * Atfsrf Couple Wett. ¡TV Port Monmouth, N. J.W ohn £*,’ ert, eoventy-three, and Mrs. Joaep Meri*, eighty.flvo wljo have t . offspring of 4k children, grandchll and great grandchildren, were niai �2. ¡I' i -V. r v “• a a a u a j.J H iB i= m a rn a m m o LEO «, a d t l k i -j- j-i. C o t i . S eventh Judicial Clftal». t$ JJTÍji* H ernia«)# C auaiy. Ftoflda, lB Sin*»* . - v l £ . R cpnB .Icnt Icr. üGrrarttog: w um : ¿ylcr. _ b#r*#l y (»quiriti io b* and app#ar , l ,.u it court. ol lb# S ev en th Ju th« r«Ir«“ *11 F io n d a , i» and lor S a n i» , ^***L--i* Florida, a t tb# co u rt h<ru.« la * fS d B‘f í o r i d T a M onday, t h . «rd d a , t ì i i d T S ’ 191*. and answ er a bill al mad le t t a aboY# atylad cauaa t>r A ll M T jla r. J TM S3 ? f¡^ « and ordered IM* ib a 8 th da» ai ju I). 1911, a t Sanford. tn Paminola ' K. A. D O U G LA SS. -U U aJL el C íB il,___ ^"SadicUor lor Com plainant. |*-T«aa-«M , ...---- -.appUraU#«» #*. . Ut- arcordafcf. aCltiT l a * . ___ __ and ih# ei»w atabla »hall ba p ro rld rd w»tk adequato mean* o t Y *«.lilrito«—axd !) ? hr.*CT" *t k *. r**l«*d»g daacribad property tnU tb a ra iah all b a flOO.euhi* «all rrn U laU la Uj* jl eand n d lh faat of air apar* apaco for" la a t for aacb c o » . T ho Boon b jpw si a k à j l b a v a la r tlf h l,l, pro *1- « , <0 aera«. P»o p atty graded, valí , s__ j | ; JB L _non-a b«or lian t *TA* *fW ,**<t b*4a* »*•««■i d a t tHa d ata ___ ___ l »« «f aurh ew rtlicata ia th« m attar. T h a laadlna tlo u eb a »ball ba k e p t “ »“ • •* J- P. M uaaal.hlta. Uelaaa aald clean a t all tima*, th o colline * * * f t d o * * «arti de a la gkall ba redeem ed a coordine o fte n ,a n a u e b to -keap fra* from d irt and « 9 . ? j ’ U *. Jr4,£ Í “ *« tW a a n on tb» ro b «»bai tb * v a lla abalt ba k a p t d e a n a t all lima* an d m anar* shall ba rara ovad * r & j U r o» Ju ly A. D. 191*. . from tb a Halla an d tu tto ra ut laaal tw ice dally aud dapoaltod a t laaat ’tw o hundred Irci Irom tb a atabla, and th e atabla shall ba . £ > -'- r i f i u t i Cúurt c ü ^ ltu . whit* w ashed, a t laaat, one* yearly. » •T W U t By J . C. R oberta, T>, C . IS. T b* eow* m ust bo k e p t tboro u eb ly clean and m anure must n o t b# perm itted to collect unan tb a talle, attira, ,udder and belly Natica o r Appi I n (Ian far T a i O aad H adar o | any ralleb row and tb* te s ta and udder • ' * *»d IT I G aserai R isiate« ■if » | >hal| be tb o ro u e b ly d a ta r n d baiare stilliN atica la hereby f i r m th a t O, P. Sarao«. ine. i t . T h a t a n y n*r*on. Arm o r corporation , * > ('.rtifleato No. 30Í5. ol Juna Ji tb a -< tbh day at A. D. 1999. baa rifiatine «0* of U>a orOYltlona ol tb# lor*. aald ■ certificate rHfieaU In . . and baa ;oine o r d i n a r » «hall upon a o n rlrtlo n bo in ray ____. olili», raada application lor u i deed to la Ined not leas th a n >1.90. n o r morn tMfa accordane* with la * . Said rarti/U __ __era- $50.(10 (or each *a*a*a and th a Hcenta of leata t* d person, Arm or co rporation, brì cji* .*h*o,0 .aw)B* d erari bad proparty alt- lu ch r* rv ic to k a d In caa* of conviction, a t th e ualad to Iramlaola o<M.Bty F lorida, lo-ad t: '- *1T.a ™ 'ÌUÌ S ld'Elai JnIdf W n T T a ^ d .1 Iba data , o f - tb * iaauane* o f auch certificala In th o dlaanesa In c o n llc t baraw ith at» baraby nam a ol U nknown. Unit«« aald ta certlfl rt Idea to rap a*tod. tb *a foraaolng j M ¡ »*•... redeemed according to la * , ___ , l bertby eortlfy th a t th -*a «*mrd accordine t o ___, ca dinane« was d u ly passed by b y ta __n . city _ d l ol Sanford. Florida, oa tb * . 1st d ay « I Wltnaaa ray oflldal a lf ia tu ra ra d a b u Jila«.* A. D . 191*. M. W. LO V ELL. ‘if ‘i f ¿»F. ol Juno A. D. 191*. C ity Clerk, 'í ^ l . « ,- , * * * • D O tfd tA S S . , Approved by n raa tb it tb * IS tk d ay of •£H2k Ci,e ,ilt C ourt. So minóla Co« Fla. June, A. D . 191*. D. L. T h rasher, M ayor. 8(l~Tu»#-Ste B y 1. cl n r* 90-4-Tuo* S W ^ & 00 ,h’ ?,,k *5 i . C itrali C onti. H e.en lh J a d i r ts f D lrirtcl, ’ u .a la e le C oaaly, Florida, l a Cbaacacy C itation ^ y m a i / f y n o r . n noa-raaidant a l tb « S tato ?! » M a r la c from ib a variSad bill of rom . 1. 1. * n liL 'o ra E. T yner. herein duly Alad, f i ja It U th a ballet «I tb* com plainant th a t __ _____ ..b n r-raaldant of tb* I», daiandant aut* of F U rida. »od th a t hi* p ra ra n t piar» •r* Traid -------i» to «■■•■(liiDaat unknow ,¡7* e nr#i . I»’ com pia ____ _n:, tost tha **ld d if e n d a s i U o ra r th e aga ot K u ty -o n e year* and th a t t bara la •* L n a n In tha Stola of Florida, th a ta r vice K »a whom would bind tha aald d efendant. ’Therefore. Ff>u. F«»»b Ty»*»,. «N baraby a.listed to appear to tb a bill of com piala!, 5[ it tie d In «hi» causo, on M onday, tb s rib day of Septem ber. A. D. 1914, tb * «am* u ( l a rule a*y of tsM court. Aad It 1* fa rtb a r ordered th a t th is no­ de« ba published In tb* Sanford Ilarald , a nsw tpaprr published In Berainole county, Florida, once a wa«k for a ltk t consecutive * V H « M , E. A. Donila*«. C lark of Clr- C “ ourt, Sdrainola Raminole C ouaty ««It . . . , and th a teal l t t h d ay of June Ihrrsol. tbU 12th Juna A. D. 191«. “ (S ali . . _fe. A. J)0 U Q L A B 8 , Clerk of C trcult C o u rts 5 t ml noie Co., FIs. B y J. C. R obarte. George N. Righy. Solicitor to r C om plainant. $8-Tuto *tc Natiti/ o f ‘Applicallan rae-.Tag D ead Uadev VBaattoo 878 and IT I» ' ( l u m i Hiatal** .( Ftorlda Norie« to baraby glvao th a t J, F . L slag, K elt tsar of T a t CartlAegtaa N o. * 89, , 991. 1024, 1028, 988, 482. 988. 821. 84S, 1001 . 999, datad tba 9rd doy o f fins, A. D. 1912, baa Aled eald certiA eatle In my office, aud ftnr mad* applicatio n for u t dead to Irau* In a c c o r d a n t srilb law. told certificale* «Utbraca iba : M&o»m g dot* cribnl p ro p erty eltuatad tn Ram inola co u n ty , (tortific/t*t No. Ño. _990, ^Lot I0j Block 10, Ttof A. Sanford. F la., the said la n d b riag aaersx a a t th e d a ta of tb* Isauanca of aucb «ratificai* In th e nam e of U nknown. Certificate No. fi98. Lot 8, B lock 10. T ier B, .Sanford, FI*., tb# Bald lan d being «anmed at tb * d a ta of tb* tatuane* of aucll rartlftrata In tb * nam e of R asa !.. D arla. Certificate N o, 988, L ot 6, Block J . Neavea Addition to Sanford, tba said la n d balng sa•rased s t tb a d ato ot tha Isauanc* or auch rartificste In tb* nam a of N riton N, W alton, rettificale No. 1034. beginning NW cor- * V .0 , ÍP •“ ■, • ■ •« ■ lattai s a d 11*8*1*8 lb* FrasCIre o f Midwifery In lb* CMy a l S aafard B# It O rdaniad by tba M ayor and C lly C aunrll ol tk # City of Sanford, Florida) I. T h a t It shall b# unlawful for any par­ •a n to angnea In or parform th e duties of midwifery oa herein defined, w ithout hnvn * •fto paraed a aatlsfactory exam ination '* . ‘.‘ • . s r M . - 'f s r r , S f f i r i x y i i a wHamr, a n d tb a city ah alf laau# cartlficatea lo all parsons who shall o b tain la *deh ««aw tlnauoa a grading or parcantac* of n o t lo u th a n 7b par cant. No te s t o f tb* lite r­ acy or ed u catio n of applicant* shall form any p a rt of lb* aiam laatfo n . No It* o any kind tb a ll b# charged tor tb* axam laa tio a. Of th e certificate, and no Instruction or advice «ball be given to th a applicant: by any ouo connected with tb* holding o lb *a exam ination, or tl th a Issuing of th a car rid e ste .^ * », tn to dra tb a aam » Lount ._____ of___ com _ _________ pa m atto n should, or «hall, toofivB for th a ir A* herein dad» lb* practico of mid- m eans tb a ofi or undartaklng, Portón, la 112! U ndT of a woman an to* “nori W.^.f f____ il: H dosa n o t larTud« th a t a t any Child tb * use of any to ltru m tn ts fur «8 ol child b irth by n n £ s rtl)|v i* l. . ____ or nwchaaleal a y i « , nuy g .e parform ane« of any varslon, nor th* rem oval of .adherent placenta, nor th e adm inistering. --------'■»lag. advising or om playtog In thlfd f uny •n y drug, other th thia n a dlrinlaqtoot. Bulinane« shall ordinane* shat) not ba construed aa to nny practltioaa «riti osar ol tn edictos, sn tn practice medlcU m tdleln* under th e law* tote ppfi Florida, noi of th a ytoto nor »ball II a u th o rtoo any midwife to .p ra c tic e m edida*. -8.. T h e city hoard ol health may ravok», lor ___ good. . ■cause, lic _____ bearing, i P H alter P H full i . 'p u b___ _ tba,■ H Certificate f t t l g l M olh Many r a Éperson M M lbolding É N H f tbo ed asm*, who la d e a rly t h o u to b« an un­ suitab le person ___I p a n e * to t o engage « a g a ta Id aald H P practllc*. H 44. Any ,narran mid» . - .. - who - , ~ shall —■•- —. ,practice . —elle _ — .— . ^ tb * i MS anford, jfi ‘ «if*#y i f in lb* city ol w ithout aald cartificats certificate, shall b# finad, not moia th a n $28.00, 128.00. oorr Im priraded . ______th irty n______ o t m ore than r i m .(or a ^ ttha __ .first ■offesa«, and for tha secdays • o d ofrani« aball bo finad no t las* t i n i 110 .00, nor moro th an 8100.00, or im prison­ ed not exceeding ninety days or both. 8. All ordinance* or Parta of ordinance« herew ith *(• «arabi B i »/ repealed, M B S — certify ..........th- a t „tha foregoing _ ordi­ to city a “ 7 . . 7 “ j ' f l í . i 5 r J S .1 1 . * S A. D. 1814. . ( M. W .-L O V E L L , e is eksins. west 8 chain*. 8 acre«, th a aald land . Mag assessed *t the date of tb a laautneo ef turb certificale In tb* nam a of C. E. Tsrmer. Certfilcato No. 1028, E! « of N )< of N A pproved by mo on th is 15tb day of í U a f 8 4 ol N Jun*. A. P . 1814. D. L. T b rrab er, -------K ÍÍ.O .Í.N X of 8 and BX ol W H o l N M of N W If So*. IS, Tow nshl j« * r* ■g* $o. 17 serra. . T b a aald la n d n S tM H I •as s n d a t tb o d ato of tha D suaaca o *f any of #f lb* Frovlriona F ra tld s ii T 7 hereof k .r e f B u le a U In tb * nauta ot C. E ; F a n rd a ln td by tha M ayor and C ity Certificate No. >88, beginning 8,10 cb • ( Baaferd, F lorida: , eedh of N W cornar of N E I* of Ree. it no psraon, firm or o etp o ratlo a, fi T tanrblp 19, R ange >0, run so u th 8.89 rr o f any milk wagon, o t any aar__, w ag e n t •{ a vendor a t milk, »hall rail or offer te r «al*, expo*« foe sabs, disposa, ex­ ng easwesed a t tb a d a ta of tb a irauanca of change or deliver, or with In ten t ta to do. R eorttficdto I» ,■t i n ’ 48 100 Oi A ntonio bava or■ «con- - . —In ih tfcalr . . . . . ,posararian, . i «i »car», —*—• -custody — —-*i — ... nolo. icol, milk or cream (or hum an .fonti, w ithout d n f bden been licensed IlfCHAArl an ma to t a da., Certificato N o. 982. N E 't and E M of N W '( kstinw bovina first south 88 fra«). Block 8, T ie r IS , Ban2. T h a t to procura tu rb Ucenra, th e a$>^ , H i., tb* raid la i d being aaaossod a t plicent shall file with tb a city clerk. * tl* data af t b r ttausnew of suck rartlA csto w ritten atatom ent. b atting f o r t i bla l e ­ -4» tk* »am* nf E. F. M etta. dette*. tb a num ber of cow» ownad by him, Certificato N a. 988, L ot 1, B lock 9, T ier the nam e a n d add resa of all p e rro s, from 8, Sanford. IHn.. the aald land b rin g as- whom ha 1» p u rrb atto g o r o b tain in g milk, traa*d a t tb* d a ta ot tb a laauanr* of auch and tb # num ber of gallon* of milk sold by («rtlScat* In tho nam a ot U nknow n. him daily, n* near a* he can estim ate th* Certificale No. 919, HWH «> &K1Í, ot tam e, and If in ch license bn granted, it IW ‘t H*c. 84, Tow nship 19, R ang» 80, 10 •h a ll b* lb# d u ty ol the holder thereof to arm , the ra id land being ***•*#*(! a t tb a notify th e city d a rk to w riting of any date of tb* laauanra of aucb certificate In changa ot bla addrera. or of any change la the name of C. II. Llndatey, nama ot th* addreaa of tb* parsone fro m Certificato N o. H72. N i l nf th e N E H of whum be ahtain ad hia supply of milk. — . . 7. T ira 18, SanTord bbhiuki F r lo tvrid n u ea ,. ,.th ih * t » » ;| ' ». T h e ! f h c r r 'rhall be n* chsrgn for eucb Btorii *ald bad bring oeneeaed'at th* date of ,th a iaau-'i license, b u t to purchasing sam a, ib a ap' •arc of eueb certificate to lb* n a m a 'o f L. blleant agrees -to furnish, fra» o f . c__ h a rja , VaaDaman, T r b u ch aamples of milk ae (b a cjty may Certificate No. 941.- BE la , B lock 8. T ier rire, fru m .tim e to time, for th e of U. Sanford, FI*., the. aald land being *»• anatrata, and aald ap p ilreat lut tatrad a t tb* d ate Of tb* iaausneo of aucb to comply with any and all ordinane«» errtifirate in lb* time# M E. F, M etto. th e city of Sanford, to reteranra - to th o I'rrilfieato Nn. 1001 , Ixjt 28, A. 7). production nnd trie of lullk.^ w hether hU Stentifurd'a A ddition to Renford. Fla., lb$ dairy 1* In o u t .. the located w ill n. or. wtth _____ cited with! . said lend b rin g a*a*e*rd a t th* d al* o i'tb e p orata lim ita •! tba cltv of Hanford. ' ‘L:x (ha said ly of ot tl_ iwu»hr« of aucb certificate In th e nom a ot *^4. T h a t J t ahalf be Ih* d u ty Gto. Kenner, City r!erV, upon reeript of aurh appIlcaUon, Certificate No. >91. Lot t . Block 11, Tier to notify th a d t b b ta llh officra, In writ E, Sanford, Fla., tb* aald len d W ing a»- Ing. who shall fnvtatlgal*. or b a r* Invw tiWeard at tb* date of tb* issuance ot eucb gnted, tb* piar« of hustoeae described In tu c k .a p p lic a tio n , and th e wagon* and oth er Mriifirete In tb * nam e of T. J . Miller. Unless aald cratlficatee ehall b* redeemed vehicle«. It any. intended to bo used by err.,(ding to law . U * deral will isau* thereon such ap plicant, and If asm* ara tnund to Ira In a san itary rondltioa. tb a city h ra ltb an the |* th day of July A. I). 1914. Wiinraa my official aignature an d aaal officra «hall w ithin fw rty rig h t hour« top a r t- s a id applicant favorable to th* rity tkia (he 18th day of June, A. D. 1914. ctrak. In brrittog. up*n receipt of which tb* Deal) E. A. DOUG LABS, rity rirak «ball i*»u* a lie**»# to caray on, ■ Clerk C ircu it C ourt. Samiaol* C o., H a. CWgmg» |g and « a a d a rt Ib* bu»I«rae «I ven­ l(-T u**-8te To All W ham It Mhy Concern: T a k a Nelice dor* ol milk to Hanford, nt tb a pUr* d trig Deacr ‘ * * nated in-suck apptlealton oaly. U r.rrjptton of T. 8. WiUiam«. rolared, *, T b e t th a eyatam o ml k toepratloo etecaaed, fata of Saminota C o u n ty , Florida. “ raqnlrad by B*«tfon 40(8 of tb a GenraU »mployed by th o city eb*U b* in accorrtanr* with the raora rard ot th«^ D airy Di virion -JUiiutra of (be S ta te of Florida. Aga 45 to, 80 year»; height a b o u t $ f«*l of ih* B ureau of Animal lo d u ttry of tb * inch.«; w rig b t n tio n t 140 p o u n d s; color United Hint** Daffari meal nf Agricultura. A. I t afaait bo unlawful for any pernera or rray d a rk : eye* liurtc; a m an of a iig h l b a lid , •ra a d to lim b , tow . .racedlng (o ra h a n d , high praaoaa to adu lterate milk offered far sal*, *b**k b o n e ., n arro w r***dlng e b ln . r k tb r r or raid w ithin tb a Umita of ibo city, by T he am ount of m oney, prop- mixing tharaw ltb watar oo any Other »ab­ • n t or v r i uablr« u a tir found with th e dasd itane*. or to aril any milk from which eraran, or a n y p ari tb«r**f, ha* bran r»‘ridy -ol aaid dace deceased was «3.80. G E p R O E Q. H E R R IN G , C o u n ty Judge Uiovrd. « ire p t (b at It b* »old end labrlad i Acting Coronar. . . .‘bai all- milk botti**, can* ar other 88-Td**-4t« . . . . c-ratirtnrft for milk, or craam ahaU b*tora ra c k ura.i .wo tboraughly «*»b*d » lib !» Coati • ( th* C ount i Jndg», Ju He ml noi# w ater a a d *o«p oc tod*, a a d tk*n raridad ( « v a i,. H itt* . r Florid* . with bailing watof or llv« and they *» r* Eat * i* of m ust ant under an y . rirtu m iU n c ra b* *UH»m C. Sic ward, Sr. V . ritirati with «ori w a rn briot* using. To rii Uradltorn. U gatira*. IH aU ibntora and 8. T h at ito pwwra dtvtributing m 2k or a)! Persona b arin g ClklmY or Demand* • am shall l*qv« batti*« or atb»r milk - Mainai raid E llk to ; ]au , and * sth of yo» ar* hereby notiii*d »»d rtqirtrOd to p tm e n t aay claim« an d d*«M ds which you a r wither of you m ay bava •»»lari th a «alai* al WUliam C . Stew ard, dsrcatwd, tata ‘a f Samtnoi# c o u n ty , IHraIt ’*> i n ‘ undrarigratd a d m in istrato r af »»•ato, w ithin Vw» year* tro m 4b* ila*# * 4 « tb* ronasat ol tb* clly bcaR h •» ra p t nfficer In wilting. j 'V •Jua* lo th . A. D. 1914. 9. T h a t no- p*raon or p<f»o»a »ball <R** W ^ M ? 8 T EWAA R D t iJfR. .. trihuf», tell or b«»» In .b ra ra r th eir pari*» ator. »(#0, t r i » In te n t to d litr lb d u or rail milk N«R<«*-*f AypUasB*» for t a x D «*d Umdcr - h ( to ro n U to . 1 ^ , tori'. 1* F ri ran o *8,mJS,U * ” 4 ■*< IT * « * ■ « • ' M utata*. * • ' ri rurida milk fat*, Ori « r i t o MOtaJo» .rara» th a n Nolle# i« hereby giv*n th a t Jan. Evnna, •00,000 bactdrain p#r ruble «c«nGra#i«r. Jr-. »*ieka*»r af T ax C *ni8c*t* No. 88T, Ilk mn»t m ari b# lb . An milk b* «strain « * ■ed • / *» - -, th* 3rd d ay of Jun#, A- D. 1812. oUlktd. -god •hail »hall b* ba to toarkatad ri a» r i t o , m and ba« G to S S l d * f ta r mfik*d. W a r« m »b aball with th a t which b aa U x S Z Í X . mixed ..................................w and milk aha» not b * * U # » » d l o 5 , ¡j» lg m ■«sail ?vssf.,rftis: “rSW"- - » r i TJ ? i*f d U n d ' M o t ,k « * # w t 4 t th* d a w 1‘«nano* - it tacb c a rtlfird t. In tb# »- .<■• -SST J > B- jOfiJolf*. Untora o*ld r i d '« ' f e i r ® ...... H i t t • f Apoll cation far T a i D» »74 so d *78 U aaeral h r i H f r i H _g f i J i ___ ; . "tl* ■ c«-4r ® apurpo«#*. «alara -Aba c lo ra f* room for " to & * U ? a « V f Gra d i r " t r i t b . AH . mtHr « ^ b kept » ^ fo ra la »taurarit, or inarijat . ig any rie ra , rari* cevrtad vociar, box or rrirlgo r o t o , : ^ -stratocra uhail b* kept claan tb# «oread lim a hotoro ualng. kaviag can ' U ead ja H adar I ■P D v-*, H ■SJatlHr,. .174 .a a d » n t Gf|fa e f n .f t d * I ^ "= r7 Kollo* la b riab y «Iran th a t O raratraat T u pontina Co., pum bapar or T a t CartiAcato No- I49J. dated tha Srd d a y of J ob*. U. 191* baa Aled aald certlllrat* la my •Ala*, ami baa .Vtod* ' a p p tto lita i - (or t a t dead to Issue In *c*«rdanr* with law . Bald •artiA rate am bracaa tb a fono*lna daacribad p ro p erty siiuatad In fum inolo county. Florida, to-ssit: Half Interest In N E H of ■NEÍÍ •( Section SS, T p. 21 B, R , Í 0 E, 40 nrraa. v j T h a aald land balhe naaaasad a t th a dato ol tho t" u ..it,i ot such cartlAM to In tb# ñam a «I Susan A: Dannleon; Unless asfd cart Ideal- shall be redraraad accordine to la * , t a i dead will trapa thereon on tb* S l i t day ot Jn ly , A. D . 191*. W ltaaaa a y «fBrial seal and eienatore tk{* tb# S Jih a Ja y of Juna, A. D ., 191*. teaall K. A. DOVOLABB, Clark C ircuit C ourt, Bamlnnl* Co., FI*. . By J . a Roberta, D, C. T i p - it i 'O Ü H T Y m OH •Tb* foilooiuc ra p o rt of raro ip ta an d dlsburoai to of tho «orarsi lands far tiro iff m botbs ending December- S lat, IS IS , with w ith Iba Ib* bal . and ___ amount of balance* autatandinfr war_S ----.----of. tb__________ m ata, and a .a ta te m e a t of lb* aeeato and l|abU ltlra a nd tb*---vaino a 'p---------J ro p a rly o f Ram­ inola county o a tb a S l i t day of D ecom ber. 1919, a* rep o rted fay tb * county «oa or« and tb* clerk of tb a circuit co u rt of eald Raminole co u n ty , k baraby published publish« n a d ar th e provision» of jC h tp ts r «*1?, Law* of 1911, K . V. K N O T T , Com ptroller. * * „ C a u rra l F a a d KrrWpfa, Ju ly 1 to D rc. SI. 1919: From Tronaurar of O rane* C o u a t y : . ............................................ . ,19,4*0.94 ¡ T a ir a and Mronaoo. .-» . * . ................. . 2,400.* I 1n trsral on D anoalts . . . ............ 99.7 i W. V. K n o tt, C otnp4, T ax R rd am p tlao s Í 8.M W. V. K n o tt, C om pt., Half fltr* H ist* C oavlcta. . *■o-* « » * r o188.18 W. V, K noll, Comp*., H- K. Llcraaeo, «81 47 ii.i....... • * ■'* * • ■ OisAararrassfa. July I to Doc. 31. 1918............... Salary of^C lrrk of the C ircu it C o u rt aa C ounty A uditor and Clark to C o u aty Com m issioner»,,, A ............ 800.90 Ter Dlom f i t * and Mileage $119,70 qf c a m r t. Voy of K ie rlf for A tta n d in c o on C o u n ty Commr». ¡ J . », r . ¡ ' ” " ; , -18.80 ’ PxUrira of o th er officer« and em ployers C ounty Proascu tla g A tto rn e y .......... - ............................................. 109.40 A tto rn ey ,(o r C ounty C o m m ta a lo n a H ........................................... 100.00 Supervisor «f R e g istra tio n .. ....... ................................................... 40.00 C ounty .................. IOOjOO ra«Iw -Phyule a n ......... at a * ss . * a * x . m..........*.......................................... *. « # i o « * * # • g « . « *„* to* , „ . r ¥ a,. »ffaVV R aptlr* to co u n ty buladlags:. C ourt H o n » « , ........... ........................ 80.88 ■ * - *• ■ *» ■• v* * *¿ * #-*#*■******■** *t ■'» * *v ** * - ■*■:**• h i m * Fui ni tur» an d 8xtur«s for Co Art t louse , V . 1. 9S8AT Expenaea al county building«, jan ito rs an d other a tta a d a n u . ts a m IJg h t, fuel and w ito r .................. i a i f i r s 48.88 ja s a r ----■ *rt . . »^ • «1.40 - Incidentals. 889.80 m m t m e t n n Hot ' 808.00 i , —. . . . . . . . . Allowance mad* to p a u p e rs outside of poor houaaa.......................... 88.00 Blatlonary aud orluUn*. ganrral statio n ary . Monks, a to .................... .. 890.41 A dvertising raqui rod by law and paid for by c o u n ty ................. 88.87 Commlasin paid to officers: T a f A iaaoaòc.............................................. 2. IF 7.X4 488.10 C óunty T r a n a u r a r ... ........... ...............^ t ....................................i 880.49 I C l. Ctw ipaordlng and gaearat court w ork............................ 1.80 dverttatog of c o u a t y . . . . . . . . ----- . . . . . ------ ................... .. 298.80 d i i raaord* 284,98 In ri dentals .................................................................................... .. * , . • i -■ 82.28 C o u n ty Lemm lralonar* for comm it!*« w o rk .................................. T8.0Í *' * * *•' * ■'« * * *i. .:»-:«;a. ■ 18,888.03 1898««« V Iti Jon 474 n a d , 47» t i r a r m i Rial «Ira rorn Florid* ; - N ol le» _(a -------hereby given th a t OverofrvVt *• T ulpootln# C o .,. purchaser uf T a i Carllficato No. 1094, dated the Ird day of June, 1912s baa Atod tald cartlAcata in m y office, and has mad* application (or tax dead to Isiup tn accordane» with law. Bald corti 8salo ombrar*« th a following fiiscrlbod Cprtoba rty altUHad In Raminole county, Florida, ío -w it: Half Interrai lo W U ol NW W a! N W to. of Saatloa 2«, T p *1 8. H. *0 B. Acro« 20. T he aald land bring *******d a t tb s d ate of tho Issuance of eurh rvrtiflrato iba nam a of W altar L aarntd. Ualaaa aald rartla c a to jh a u b* redeem ed accord wig to law, An O rd la n a ra E atah lU h U i a City tax dead will Uau* oo th a S lat day ol July, o t H ealth s a d Providing, far lb* A. D. 191*. palai m eat of City H ealth Officer W ltnr-s my 901rial signatura and aaal B* -11 O rdalaad by tb a M ayor aud thla the 27th day of Juara- A. Ü. 19U . iril e f Sian anford, C lo rd Florida! E - A .TlO U O LA SR. > 73 I t th a n a n a of rfaa p ra s a s i com m itClark U rv u lt C ourt, Bamlaol* Co.. Fla. ' to t h a t ‘at a I o lia ti# if ba _ . By J. C. R ubarti, D. C . on san itatio n a n f public h ealth , 99-Tury Jtc * tb aald cpm m llU * T o tal Diaburaemanta * » * * *1 n -t t *f 11,487.18 1*1 .■ ■ H th a t la eanarnlly know n N otlte af A Baiane«1 and Traaa. n al. Dacarabag 8| . f i l l . ; ............ Applicali** for T as B i t * U nder Na* ---------------(arm ed .as a rity beard ol h ealth. ‘ V ut» outstanding) 871 aad 972 tia a a ra l H lalala* (N o w arran . T h a t tb a aald com m ittee skull au b jec t riF ta rid * lo tb* app ro v al and m odlAcatioa ol tb« N elira la F la t* a a d F arfaitar* Fund Ibo city council, ad o p t all aaodlul rule* and K irtiptr, July 1, lo Do«. 81. 1918: » u . . Co., c f r .v ,.E 2 TwfBonllna ragulatleni for Ik* purpo*« and auccoaafal cata♦ Nu. From T reasurer ot O range C o u n t y .,.. 1088, dated th a Ird (lay of June, 3.899.00 * F t s t s l i m oI g* gV Va * * operation of th a health d e p a rtro an t of th a A. D. 1912, baa filad said certificate in Flea* a a d Coeto ooUaatad. ............................................ »»■ -,5-* » » 888.80 city la th a p raaentlon a n a allm lnstloit ol office, and has made application for tax W. V. K n o tt, C om pt., ball htr* sta te convict*. . , * s Ai Í a f . a 188.18 d ies*see. tb* prevention s a d a b ata m v n t ol dead to Usuo In accordane* w ith tow. nulaanco* and tor Ah* pro m p t and p ro p e r Said certificata em braces tha following dea­ T n tal R*cripta. M FI*4a«M Ì*à »0 ~ , M I U I perform ance of o th er dull** aa agld d epart bed property situ ated to Seminato coun­ toant may b* required tu p arfo rm by aiuto eri Dfiburcsmsst*. July t y . . Flurids. to-w it: Hatr Interest In WM uly I to Dae. 2 1 , 1418: laws or tu * ordlusnca* ol Ih* r i i / . N W to • ) N W if ef Baction l i . T p. « I % RherlB Bad D apotlee, C oet billa bllla ip In crim inal ec “.« * Coot a a **aa a f aaf «, I a* * ,%r. 814. 84 8. T h a t II «hall be the d u ty of Iba m ayor ol H. 90 East. Constable*, Coat blits In crim inal c a s e « . . . , . * aa - a» * « «jg* * 4, *#lo racom m and lo ib a ally council a suit­ ? - ü ü £ X . 5.1 T ha «aid land bring s es reasd a t tb* data Clerk ot tb a C t. C l., C ost bill* In crim inal c 14.78 abl* able a a d wall equipped physician, to ba uf the Issuaaee a t such ccrtlA rsi« In tb* C ounty Judge, C ost bill* in rrlm lnat caeca. . . . . a ■ » -ap a «*3. 44 *4 *!■ 7A78 nam ed as city h rs lth officer, whoa* d u ty n*m# of Hussn A. Dennison. Unless said Justice ol the Pear*. C oat bill* to crim inal rsassa U I • a I t <i i t * M I is * 49.88. It aball bo to c arry o u t lb* Instructions ol shall be rodaamad according to C ounty Proaocutlag A tto rn ey , s a la ry . . . . ■ .,.• . 100.00 Ibo com m ina* 1 sod tb* aato rtoR iani *1 cartlBcato tow, lax dead will Issue thereon an tba Slat 1411 nano * F *»a * * * * *. , t , , -———-------. . 74.89 t uch b sa ilh regulations ns a n y bo adoptad day Of J u l/, A. D. 1914. C a a rt Stoaographar In Insolvency c a s t o ............... ...............28.80,': y th a com m Ttu* and approved by tho my official signatura a a d aaal Feeding Prlaonara. . . . . ............ ......... ; ............................................... .. 128AS e o u ad l, a n d .‘ An parform all such o th er th isWitness the 27th day ol -Juna, A. D. 1914. Pay M ju ro r lit crim inal raa**, rn u n ty and Juj tirsi c o u r t s ................ 74.00 dull** as may Trom tim e to tim o bo I todoU I E. A. DOUG LA SS. Jail flitu ree and a u p p liaa............... .................................... ; ............ 121.80 upon said MM* lad filtfe| ourt,-Sam laut« Co., C ircuit C ourt, - Sarainria Co. lía . R ant court ros»m, . .......... ................................................................ .. loo.oq chemical and b*et( -B y J .jC . H obarts, D. C. M edical atten tio n lo r prisoners. ............................... 46.08 lion of milk a n d o t h e r __________ 80-Tuvs-Stc log of cow* for tuberculosis, tb a ebam ieal ’»Li* ; - - » - . Vii.W»v: T otal D lib ib r a m e n ta ...... 1,846.18 * ■* *i»‘ Nolle* of Aepllearian for T a i D eed C ader # ___ ’ _^ y B eetles 87« aa d ST8 « e«nera! n ............................ R istale« N et ttstance Do*. 91, 1 9 1 8 ,:. 9,949.9» * • * ♦ » »» * • « . t t i • f Florida W arrants o u tsta n d in g Dec. 31, 1819......... .. »*« Sip Ara . 11.14 1*91 N otlre ____ R B K la. I hereby — .. --------. . . . O f t t i l n e t T urpcntln« Co., purchaaer e t T ag a l C erila, urei» arar •{ a r r i l Treasurer'* Balance Dae. 81, 1918 . ............................. *.................. TTTT _ m ayor and to „ No. 284. dated Ib* Jrd day of Ju n t. Head and Bridge F uad ty ro---te of tb a city coun- caia « S T S w jlln rijl D. 1812, ha* Aled sald cartlfirate in my ftraripri, Ju ly 1 lo Dae. 81. 1819: _______ peaasltoo A. cil, and be ihaU receive, aa aa eom compensatUto offir». and haa mede application far tax From T rcasurar O tann* C o u n ty ............... .. ¡ . . . , t . \ . . . 8.882.48 for bis b it rare aarvlcea, auc-b fea fra or fee* aa m ay from deod to Usua In •s far le**, eucb arcO r a mrdanto a s e e vw ulthi law raw.. cHtl.l aia Taaea and t.lc a A e ra ............................................................................ 2,828.89 tim« l i u v*bb*i ddeterm iU r _ .ined by tb* city ««»Uflcatc rim# to ttiran «mbraca* tbaa follewittg described •*s tb W. V. K n o tt, C om pU ,'T *x re d e m p tio n » ..,.. 128.07 council, nnd aald city h aslth officer aball bra propert) eltuatad S a m lu la co u aty : Fiarfg(m in*8 by tb a city c o u a d t with such a p ­ l« £ r to-w it H ptff la■ interrai In bog. 888 ft N T o tal R eceip t* .. paratu s se m ay ba requisita for tbo par- an d 970 ft E of 8W rwr of NV$U ut Bac­ formane* ot tb a dutir* ol bto office. — tion 8«. Tn. 20 8, n . 29 E, r i i E 392 It N D l d s r w a i s l t , Ju ly 1 to Dec. 81, 1911: 4. T h a t all ordinane»« and parto ot 1« E «¿7 ft N 79 W 814 ft 8 644 (t. Salaries of raad superintendent and overaoors. , . , . . 180.00 dinancee in conAlct baraw ith ara baraby T h e aald land b rin i asseaaad a l tb* dato Laid to other person* for road Inspecjlon ..................................... .. 311-89 rtpealad. '■ ' 2 r , af thè Usuane* of sucb rcr-ideate In tb* Coat of M a t o n a l . . . . . . 178.18 I baraby ra rtily (b a t th a fo raialn g or­ aam * uf A. B. T ysan. yntea* sald certIS- Tool* and raachinary. coat and rep air* . . ................ .............................. 888A 4 dinane« was duly passed by Ibo city coun­ M t* -»bali ha r«deamad according to tow, Lie« stock, coat and c a rs and tr a d in g ........................... .. t . cil ot ftonford. Florida, an tb a t i t d ay of t * i de- I siili Imua tkerann un tb * 91*t d iy Raid for free labor, o th er th a n g u ard s......................................... ............. 2,(29.40 8.78 Ja n e , A. 1). 1914. af July. A. D. 1914. f a y of convict guards « ■:1* • » 401.84 U . W. LO V ELL. W ltaew my officiai signatura • and rasi Fradlng and ra ra of convicta on r o a d » .. . *‘ •’ ■ thè 27lh d ay of Jtt Jvroe. A. 1). 1914. of **» ferry W- ** » f«men ™ r ’ ' * * »» • x ........... t i l l , i .IH lM O ■*a:l a i e e i * * * « .*i ‘■ i i i i S Approved by ma o f tM* tb a ^ u f h ^ V y ’ of Ibis (tori) • ' E. A.’ A D DOUÒLA 0U 0LA S8. ym ants on contract , account of roada B buIR ____ by N 8.048.0$ Ju n e, A. D . 191«. b . L. T h rasbar, M ayor. L ourt, Marninola Co., Fla. . Clark Circuit C ourt, Bemlnol* Co. ay m .n te on account of bridge* built by contract. 988.98 99-4-Tua* ■ By J. C. Roberta, b . C. ' f e r m e n ti nn arc*«»» of dlraberg* of conviete 18.S0 90-Tura-Stc peris) Hoed a n d 'B rid g e D lelrlri N o. 1 ........... .................. ............... ... .80 Natica for FnM lcattoa. Bail N otice a f A I _ T o ta l D lrb u rra m rn t* ,. . . . i .’r '>*v a 4* *-* F4* * 4 * . . . r~ D ep artm en t of tb * ___ H latataa Ila a 8>4 a a d 878 Oaarai U. 8. U n d Offic* at G ato rav llta^F |-l| $pp T rcarurcr'« Baiane* t)ra. 81, 1 9 1 8 ... '» •» M l Mira I» hereby liv en th a t Ovara!rest (No warrant» out »landing) Noti»* la b e r« b y g U * n th a t M ary rpantfa* C o - p u rrh arar of T aa Cartlftlar. of Gettava, Florida, who, on J t No. 912, datad tbo 2rd dey of June, I Hgerial R aad and Bridge Dlatrict No. I 19(0, mad* llum ralaad E n try , Berle D. 1418, baa filed said- certificale la my Rccripfr, July 1 to Dec. 31, 1919) 0 # » si, T er N W ÍÍ of 8B M , N E H ol 8W tw, end baa made application tor U i From T:**»urcr O rane* C o u n ty ....................................... .. BW R of N E M a a d S E D ol N W U , Bra­ W. v . K n o tt, L o m p u , Tex redem ption*. . Í to (**u* in accordane« with law. Satdn c a 89, T ow nship 20 South. Range 93 F-eit, ficet* embrace« tb* following deaeri bed Tatlabara**- m aridlan. baa filed noti*» od Inperty situ ated In Remisela county T reaxum r’a batane*, Dae. 91, 1 1 1 8 . , . . , ............. (N o D b b tttraarao u‘ ). -----s s a w a r s (á n s s ñ íR , a . v ; ? * ; «or run E before Clerk ol tb * C ircuit C o urt, a t Bano point 1 eh W and 3 cha N of BE cor N ft «criptaJuly I to 6*e. 87, 1913: fard, Florida, on tb * 11th day of Angue* m’ra* 10 ch* Wly 19.19 eh* B tt M chi) * J4 :, T p 91 8. R. 99 B. nera* 29, From T rascu rar O range C o u n t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . W llfiB B I l M i . l f W ilB ÍÍIft. The said land being aaaeraed a t tb a date Tax?« «ad P o ll o ..:., Iti, .................. . A. W. Davie, of- G eneva, of tko laauanco of *urb «ratificato Ir th* E iq a ito e lla a feaa - »* . • t - . f i t *r—f . t .......................1*5• C. A. Itaulervon, of Geneva, asm * o t-M . T . Kunx. Uniera said c o n ia ­ . WTV. K nott, C om pt.. T a* redem ption« -R .'d L O raabam . of G aneva, m i« »hall he r*dram*d according to law , tax W. V. K nott, C om pt.. I mill »tata t a x .................... L. M. R abblnder, -of Genavva, Florida. ». Gena tired wtll irau* therwon or th* 31st d ay of H EN R Y 8. C H U B B . July. A. D . 181«. T o tal r a a r ip U ..,, t r» » r» t 90-T uea-itc Regfetor, Wltaaaa my official rignatur* and ra il thi« th e 87th day of Jun* A. D 1914. D(>k*r«<ra«ri>, Ju ly I to Do*. 31, 1*19: N atlro o f A aplltation fra T ag D eed U nder raall , E. A. DOUOLAB8, E apanded for school«: Salari«* of Ira c h e n i............. d * . . . . , , ................. 8,719.1$ . H erdan 6 < i ; a a d ‘ 878 tie » , H lalatoa of (.‘lark C ircuit C ourt. Remino)« Co., Fla. New building« .896.89. ...... .t ' ' Florida By J. L'. Rubttto, D. C. fUIDltOfC i - j <m r f • M i i Ì j • i • i i i 1 1 « ■i • ■■i • >• : i i t • • m m ■■ a CS«M Notice te hereby riven th a t O veretreet ■l 99-Tu«*- Stc F f t l H # V lt 4 M I 4 I 4 4 4 <M « • • 4i • • • • • • <4 I »•’* 14 I 4,t 4 4« . '#*• As |TV«SI T urpentine Co), purrheaer af T ax CratlflT ru u p a rU llo n of p u p llt----- t,.- f 7 l H eat» No. 829, dated- tb» 3rd day ef Jun», la C ircuit C auri H acaulb Judicial Circoli llO fltR tlM t • • ra * * * I . .. • * • • • • • • • # • » • ot oo+oo*f »oo*ooooo*o A. D. 1912, baa Alad said ra n ific at* In an H em iaria C oaaly, Florid*, ‘la - C k a n rtrr E ip*nra* of A dm lnU lratlon: Salary of a u i^ rto f* n d a n t.. . . 800.00- olile», end be* m ede application for In S. R app, t'u ln p la ln a a t - - - ■ » l*«r Idem and mileage of ma mirare of b o a r d . . . . . ' . . . . « : . . . 117.89 deed to Iran* In n tro n ta n r* w ith law . -B ald V*. • C itation ( ommlmtoiM of T ax C olloctof.................... .. /■ ■ 7.89 tificela o m b ra re , the following d*errit-*-t Viola M. G ardner and hus­ PrlM tog ,1. . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 749$ , >p*rty situ ated In Sem inal* e o u rty , band. W. R. G ardner, De­ ip * Bara af /x a m ln a tlo n a if•ü i-:n n ..........................a • .................. 111.30 K1orid*._toLwli: Z ’l ’ B E k of 8 W U of fiectloa fendants. V «ita on b®nd*. , . ... t ••*.■*••«•« • •-«.• *t t In 4Acre* 40. f t appearing from th* a ffid a v it fil*d in i F i^ fh itA i i*» , i « .. . 4 , . , » . . , . . , . , ............ |4«0® 1 tog atea raad a t tb a date ibi* “ y M A caura, by Grorg'd.A. DoCottcW.'dfnlleUor :FVI|IIIi i t I i « • f 1 - 1 !■’(W M fC>fil»iri*»\ t i At "f a1« •’ **•_$>«ì •'» * »I • t <I : I f I f « ‘ i V aurb certificato in th* and of Counral for C om plainant, th a t It la m p rovam m l school ground« ................... . V t N. . . . . V ñam e af W. M arn cd‘. “Uniera ‘ a aId L c***lft. __ th* frali•( o f . a ffia n t-th a t tbo rrap o ad o o tsi m * „ «• rato tb all ba rodram od aecordlog to t« v . in Ibis causa are noRaCsaidtal« of tha ri* « » .T o ls i Dlahur*«m«nta I , .1->• - *<. - i . - -O *jfv- j- ; .. t a t deed wtll lian* thereon en tbo 91>t ol Florida, and I h a tr tb tlr prarafib plat* o r d a y of July A. D . 1914. te:idaac# U a t Row*, l n , t b * couaty ut Witnea* my officiai a lg n .iu re and »sal FW H . and tba «lai* of Georgia. And th a t tbla Iba S lth day of Jun*. A. D. IBM. • I«- »-If1 - ---——*• aid ra>p e n"d*■in i, ara both a rr a iw----» -rty-ona (rari) E. A. DOUGLAS®. I yaara of aga, an d th a t tbrr* b ___ 1 p«r*on • ur»r'» Baiane» D*c. Clark C ircuit C o u rt, Reminole Co., Fia. In tba «tato of Florida, »he **rvf** of • »uh By J. C. R obert», I). C. 1 , % j. p n .o a upon whom would hind 90-Tu**-fitc dents, th n e fo r* . you. Viol* >1, Gardner and W. R. G ard n ir nf Rom#, In lb* rounty i r 31. l* lff ‘*:V nf HnWif ara.l (L a a la la nf f la..a wi w asra bava. Nelle* ef Appllr«li*" for T a t l>«ad IJa d rr of Flaffd an d tb a ria to o f .Georgi», a ra bara­ Hcrflen 874 a a d 878, G eneral S tatai»* car .to th* by . M E M 4 M bUl h e reb y given th a t Ov*r*trc*t ___.__.. _ T urp*ntln* Co.. puraha**f of T*« t;*rtl«e*l# A uguri, JU tt, A. V O . 1>I4, 1*14, lthe b . lam 4am» * bbeing rin g aI rul* No. 1088, datnd tb a 3rd d ay of Jun*. A- T> day a* of thi* tbl» court) ro u rti It " U f u n h .r ordered th a t I f l t , haa Alad aald rcrilA rit* tn ray offiCa. thi*HI* anti«« ho piitilichcd In tb* H tnlord Itorand baa mad* application to r tax daad t a aid, ■ ■ IpubiUhad _______ __In Remino!« ______ •Id. a . n«wip*p*r. Uau* to accvrdan*« with law . Bald n “ county; Florida, oqra a weak far Avo con cat* *mbr*c*» th* following d ta cri' •erutto» wraka. e rty iltu « t* d in Jtom lnrin co u n ty . , W ltaaaa, E. A. Douglas*. Clark of «alti to -a iti BX of f,ata 3 and 4. Sott urt and |h«L***l tb.cm if, tbla 38tb d ay of T p. 21 S, U. 80 E, acra* 80. no, A,’ 1>. I>14. s_* f Th* aald land bring n wr a n t s i (b* dato I..« !) J - • BT^b, DOUG LABS. of tb* Isauanc* of *uch teriiftoat» In tb$ Cl«rB of th * ' Circuit C o u rt, ' ñama «I W altar Lunnwff. Unte*« »aid, cur,4 • By /.vC . Roberta, I). C. tificela shall ba r»d**m«d according to laW. Georg* Ito C ettra, ,lax d**d will iraua thareon on tb a 81»t day HoOritor «ad af Counral J*r G o ro p laln aat of Ju ly , A. D . 1914, . ,.90-T u*«-8to -, • Wltnaaa my official sig n a tu ra an d acal thla tba IT tb d ay of Jun*. A. t). 1814. , )V • (u .h T » a r u iitn i.ia x . m m A T S w ucm n \ r o u n t o«m inoi* iev,» 90-Tura-fito f i «> I B y J. C. Raboto», I). C, ' ' • Y'rXe.’jflfiíiüór w llins cloth in. r «mall itnun, '3trtto<l ho Ir^nUtnun who wits S a lire of Ap»1lraiian for 1 ar Deed V ndrr ‘ If bn would lny»'a itili knclh, H *tR an^374 and S78, G eneral S tatai#* , ____JfVou cun fenre It fur ton th a t O w n i m t ■hereby B H Q n Bgiven BBBB T urp#*tlna Co., p u rch aatr of T ax tra tti ft- bQV.*iif To which Pat rnplted: "Uc«ot).‘ “ rcha*#r rato! No. 198«, d*t*d tbo 3rd day ef sir, Jf.tuVVCH^ would boy (lie makloff« f a » ' ‘Vd2’ hra‘ m:d."innnrra?of; ‘ to',n u i ot ■ for un clcphATlt I COUldot ¿ 8d|raur to* r a . ^ n r a l0nw4ir- l i S bUT tk d ‘«IRblng# «I 0 p .l / Of l«R6tnS. M M certificai# «mhracca Tb# following des­ rdr>ipfinnry ib U m lnqtd/' cribed pro p erty ritu ato d In S #m ln»l*.coua|y , Florida, to-w it; to »1 U a. 20 acres. BorUan 18. T p . 2! T b« ««Id land ______ lira d a to I . ^alit« About tho Homo City. ran* * o f rirak » » itU lear a In th e of,, $k* "Tèseli tho fait* Rbout your home F. SirotheT. Uni»** aald rartlA- City lib ib«/public Bchoota," urge« thfi buroRu of munlrlpal reate arch, New . WlUM»a>yVty affidai «Ignatnr* and raal York city th la-th a 2 7 |b day of Ju s« , A. D. 1914. TH E. A. DOUGLASS, m iafli df*d 'w f l T i ^ ^ t b r a « < « fli i f t il ra*8tot d ay of July, JL. J>- 1814. CDvttlt C o o n , fU m lario Co., Fla. V' By J. c . R enartA D. O. 90-TnaraSie. ' -« ' �e£ É Î 3 ï ..a ^..vfr m l B e kwN ‘d ty servq success’. ' Jf there is one place In Florida th a t needs'* union .depot Orlando is the place, for th a t beau­ Chicago Woman Gives Vivid Píotiful city Is crowded to death with "ture of the Capture. tourists in the winter and certainly the travel wants something better from the two railroads than Orlando Narrator, Whila on Deck of Steamer can now boast. Sanford secured one in Harbor Watched Assault on without a struggle and its one of the ‘Town by United States Guns— f All Local AdverilttemcnUt Under finest stations in the state. .- Mexican Women In l^ray. • This Heading THREE CENTS a uun F'V j ÿv E tr , , BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND faE .” t • ri EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Vf. ’ • , _-■»*_ ■ *?■ -_*> t| lu i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Meets every Monday.« 'Mn over Imperial Theatre' * 40 * J* W. O. Singleu” r Secretary U D u. . • -I Meets second and fourth W*vi , nights in each month. A CH1EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, G. R. Calhoun J- P. H, Clerk 6 “ HE’LL PKENT 'EM ”— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. 1 My old friend A rthur Glas», who Uoundl Coi Chicago.—Vivid description of the Line For Each Insertion. Minimum formerjy was superintendent of the capture of Vera Crux was given by Charge 25 Cent*. Seminole Chapter 2, Order Matters -, thin* to do with It I believe I A. C, L. and at one time was in Mr*. Frederick J. Stevens, wIM of ( The Candidate a former Chicago auloinobllo agent, this city has been miraculously In answering an* advertisem ent Meeta every first and third t J T * would tack that sign on tho door W ho i n I t h a t I should speak shortly after her arrival -here from where no name or honse number Is in each month. Evvryone *bo cured of cancer of tho throat and every day Just to stim ulate busi­ Condem nation 'o f another? during his operation in the hospital battle-tom Mexico, Mrs. Stevona, her mentioned In the ad please do not hia Star in tho East are m«4un . ness. :aw M H e who sells his ^ote’ is weak, mother, Isabella W. Olln. and her four a ” You tel! t^ie people -they cannot t Baltimore became convinced that year-old daughter, Esther, were the ask The Herald for Information as to v W u h ! ,rh » X B u t —how m u c h 'is w anted,brother have their customary drink and they he should seek religion as the only first of Chicago refugees to reach this i" the Identity of the advertiser. ■ -i bobbins, Sec'y solace in the hour of trouble. Since city. * From a porthole, in the bow Usually we do not know who the Something you would have ms say immediately think they must have Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. hr haa been able to resume his of the refuge© ship Esporanxs Mrs. advertiser 1^ and If wn do we are b Of tho “ wickedness of princes?" it or die. They do not get it and duties as president of a large banking Meets second and fourth not allowed to give ont . this In­ Stevens and her moth or had watched they do not die, . You inform them ,* Well, then, be th a t la It may, firm he makes public -Ms profession NUiUn, k „l,k u tho conflict at Vera Crux— -saw the formation. Simply -write a letter Truly, 'tla the failed’ Jade winces. th at they cannot get a newspaper »•icome. or d g ar on. Sunday and they go of faith in the power of the Lord 1 tool-jackaled bullets drop men from and address It as per insirunions H. McLaulin J- A. Ttksatk K. R. Vnd S. , * through tho earn0 process of dying and hia letter U certainly .an in­ parapets, heard the sharp rattle of n the ad. Backward? N ay; I do no t'Iaf) C.C. and come to life again and the spiration to others who are stand­ field gpna and the Incessant roar of Of the issues now before ua Sanrord Lodge No 62, F. knd A. m world wags on just the same* I t is ing outside of the church looking "thro© poundere” aa they played-wlth 1 am for th a t frah d old flag FOR SALE terrific effect upon the whit© walla of •-.That is proudly .wsyinf o’er us. certainly tho truth th a t w e-never in and smug in tho aatlsfation of Vera Crux Mr*. Statens’ story was Communication every Am xnd third miss the water until the 'well rUns thinking that they arte good enough a tribute to American bravery. For Sale—A fine horse and a good Viilting brtthrto dry and. many of our citisens never to die because they are living right # f the tariff you would bear? , • *nVe had been warned tho night be­ two seated slirrey. Apply to L. R. O. L. Tcylor • F. L m I believe, friends, in this criai»-r- m in The Herald' office until the in other w ayiy Mr. Glass says that fore at Vera Crus to hasten aboard Philips, phone 60. 90-3tc doors are dosed for a day. ’ ^!y ad­ some of his friends s^ll no. doubt tho Esperanto,” said Mrs. Stevens, Secretary . 1 . • . ‘Do I make myself oulte clear?—^ vice to them is to come in mote fre­ criticise his statem ents made pub­ ‘and all American civilians packed In high wages and low prices! I will sell- my cold, drink stand ’ quent when the doors sre open and lic but that he takes pleasure -In their valuables In the night and made with stock and building for only United Brotherhood of Carpenters u * take a greater interest in the paper the public announcement th a t he for the boat. The women slept In the $400; am goipg In general merchan­ Joiners or Amerln . Currency, my views are sound, * Though 'to some they may seem than ia taking such an interest in has found the true religion and cabin and-the men on the decks that dise; business in country. Box 635, Sanford Local Union No. I76j mwta th d r welfare and th a t of the d ty of only the church and the public pro­ night. When I awoke the fatal Tuee New Smyrna. funny;~ » first and third Thursday night at f 92-2tc fession of faith can aave you. Ho day morning I shuddered to see tho Sanford, W ealth for all men should aboun^, o’clock in the Eagles' Hall. hr honored by his public announce­ ominous warships around and to beaj I believe In—ready money! J. M. Brown For Sale D irt Chtjap-^Bulck, five J. W. O. Singletary, ment and feels th a t only by divine tho bugles blowing. Tho Kspcrania Ste’y T reaa, P reset Ju st T Oftentimes it has occurred to interference was his life spared was in line with the Prattle and tho passenger car. New tires, There! I tru st you’re satisfied overhauled-. Jas. Harris*. 9I-9tp me th at the packers who wrapped He asks God to pity and have mer­ Cheater, only a stone's throw, away. I will serve in any station; 1' waa watching from the deck about sixteen different wraps B. P* O, E, Sanford Lodge |24I cy on those who may be unable to tat I think you may. decide— For Sale— Nice fat hens and brollwhen there waa a bustle aboard tho per around* a small piece see His woriderfui ways and believe Meet first and third Wedntadsy nighk .me the nomination! •warships and men began crowding ern (or table, a t 115 French avenue. or ham were doing *the. (ul at corner of First St. and Palmetto Art » over the aide« Into boats. Bugles were 90-2tp consumer a "grave Jn jus lice. Actual­ O. L. Taylor R. L. Peck ? T rip le are prone to be eager for blowing everywhere, and we could -À ’ ly it has seemed‘to me at times that For i'àli—-1910 Cadillac touring Secretary Exalted Ruler u . -SIRES AND SONS. , bome thing th at they cannot get and bear orders shouted by the naval ofll there were five or aix pounds of =Üt:= * * ”* * core. Then as In answer to this ac­ car for $40^.00. fre t overhauled In thlg seems to bold good in every­ paper around a few pounds of meat. Monroe Chapter No. 15. R. A. M. DnnIM-Coffee of Cbri’elHiul fought.in tion, a shot rang out from-the shore, good running;*stiate. Sanford Ma­ thing; If the people know th a t a It has also' seemed to me that the the Mexican war of/.l84ti-& *;He Is and tho battlo was on. Meet* every second- and fourth Thunchine & Gardgd. ' 82-tfc store will close a t a certain time • proper authorities of the different eighty-six. "Immediately tbe'm achlne guns on day in Masonic Hail over the imperial they are almost sure to rush in the states could take, tfp'this m atter and Philadelphia has three Jiving veter­ For 8a!e—Two good horses ahd Theatre. Visiting companion* wtieotat. last moment and keep that store force the packers to stop- this prac­ ans of .the former Mexican war. J. B the Prairie and the Cheater opened on the city. At first It looked spring wagon. Inquire of Coco Col* J. Kv Karnatx 0. L. Taylor open for a fow minutes after time tice. .Especially h a v e 'I been-san­ TVilsqu. ninety; I. William*, eighty as If there waa nothing to shoot at for Bottling Co. Secretary High Pr«*t 80-tfc ju s t to see how the clerks will take eight, «ml O. Manypenny. ninety. guine of success in this.regard since wo on tho Esperanxa could see no Mex­ It. I noticed this on Saturday last. . 3, C. ChatterJI, one of India*« most icans, but later we were told this fire the government has been after the For Sale or Rent- -Two nlco> resl- The Lake Breexe Council No. 31 Jzaler The Herald office was closed all day distinguished scientists, will shortly waa to protect tho marines who wore meat trusts lately and the question / ■ dences at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. visit Japnn to carry out research work landing.. to give the employees a day off and Order United American Mechaaks of making the copsutror pay a big lu the Interest* of Bblntoisro and Bud 80-tf a sign on the door so stated. Stand­ Meets every Wednesday at 7J0 P. “Then little puffs ot white smoke be­ price for meat and then give them dblatn. ing across the street I noted no less gan to' shoot out from tho’ housetops. M., in the City Hall. Visiting brothers half paper has sVemed one th a t Myron T. Herrick. United States am­ Wo could see tho Mexicans swarming For Sale—New Underwood type­ are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Etc. than fifteen people trying to break should be stopped. bassador to France, bus been given n up there Uko ants, and we know they writer. fed*» $75. P. O. box 1363, into The Herald office for no pur­ gold medal by the French Natural were firing on our men. From behind Sanford, Fla. It is refreshing then to note th a t 89-tf pose whatever than just to see why History association for “International pallsadea and" ledges on the custom way up in Michigan they have a they should want to close on a holi­ service in the protection of wild Ufa." bouse, churches and business blocks For Sale— One horse truck wagon day. Some of them probably want­ Deputy Dairy and Food Inspector filr Charles Wyndhatn. the veteran they shot a t tho United States ma­ in good condition. Enquire Centra] who has the nerve to jum p on the ed to pay n bill, in fact several of actor-manager, who Is seventy-seven, them told me so and If I had any- big meat trusts and stop this paper is still bale and boarty. and haa no in rines, who were marching on un­ Garden, 820 W. Central avenue, Orlando, Fla. 89-4tp business as. the following despatch trillion of retiring y e t He la now pre­ daunted.' JÈW ELER “Then the machine guns were from the Owasio Press American paring to bring out a new play. Be­ trained on them, and the marksman­ would indicate: fore going ‘on the staga^ ho served as MY SPECIALTIES : TO RENT. ship of tho American gunners waa “ Deputy Dairy and Food Com- an nrmy surgeon. ¿Kurd's Hand-Painted China proved. Repeatedly 1 watched them misaloner Burr Lincoln has Incurred, Captain Uugb Hodman, U. 8. N.,‘wi with a singja shot cut awky a 'church Gorhem’s Sterling Silver For Bent— Five room cottage, No. will have charge of nil the details of Uneeda Biscuit the wrath of the Armour Packing putting shipping through th e Panama tower or corner of a building where 12 id ParK avenue. Rogers* plated Ware $12.60 per Tem pt t h e a p p e t i t e , Company ot Chicago by advising nmol, graduated from Annapolis In the Mexlcanl were ‘potting’ our men. month, Elgin and Waltham Wstcbea including water. G. W. p le a s e th e ta s te and meat dealers ng£ to pay for the ex­ 1680.. und with the exception of six Once, with a beautiful shot, they cut Spencer. 91-t'* n o u r i s h the body. tra weight of hams and baron yrtir* has been nt neu ever since. He a tall belfry, and 1 saw the Mexicans ALL GOODS GUARANTEED C risp , c le a n a n d fre s h — ( n r R ent—Three rooms furnished caused by wrapping Hi« m eat in baa been around the world tire time« catapulted to earth amid the relax "With field glasses I got intimate .5 c e n ts in th e m o is tu r e and. bus comm and cd ships in nearly for tight housekeeping. Also two heavy paper. ’glimpses of the enemy ashore. Many bedrooms. Mrs. Johns, 411 Park p ro o f p a c k a g e . Lincoln claLAis tfS^t the meat deal­ every big port. Of them looked to be no'm ore than avenue. _________ . ' !M-tfc ers are compel Iled tak pay for about boys, and there were also a great Forest Notes. four poqmls of in each 1 many women. The women would fire For Rent—Rooms, Urge, cool, One Inch Cards Will Be Publlihcd Uspound shipment /b y ham and ho from windows, apparently without tak­ Results from western white pin# screened and well furnished for dpr This Heading At The Rale Of $7JO points out that the ultimate con­ ing aim. Others ran wildly through plantation* three seasons or wore old housekeeping, at-*302 Park avenue. tho streets, shooting to the air.sumer has to pay for the wrapping Per Y e a r . ______________ show nu average of U? per, cent *u& . ___________ 84-tf “Finally, when our hoys got a baso paper when he settles his* meat' bill. cess. On tivemitc w hite'pine sail Commissioner Helm has received planting nm (h* conducted for from on shore and began their advance For Rent— Completely furnished THOMAS E M M E T W IL SO N a m * we could sco tho Mexicans fleolng in a letter from flie head attorney of «Û to p | per acre. house with pinto for the summer. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR every direction. There waa no orderthe big packing house In which he Western yellow-,plne cones to the among them. Wo saw many of thorn Few steps to poatoffice, depot and AT-LAW urged Holme to cut off his deputy amount of tL377 husnele, obtained on shot down as they tied, Occasionally wteamer codk. 'A. W .'B row n, En­ Lai* ««■« Auarnvr S*wu- J*lk-Ul Cireull b4 as he said th at it was necessary to tiie Bitter Root -national forest. Mon­ we could ace one ot onr boys fall." terprise, Florida. 'i£-tf florida wrap the m ist in several thicknesses tana. yielded IUH2 'poqmjs of seed, The post Lion at the porthole was a --------------------- i----------------- :-------'Resldvace*. Ssotord •«<! SvW»a LaK* of paper in order to -prevent shrink­ Tho average cost of the extracted seed precarious one, too, according to tho For Rent— Furnished office equip­ age. was i t edits per poqud. narrator. Mexican 'bullets constantly ped with roU top desk, office chuirv < Forest botanists recognize only one were thumping against the side., of and tables. Also a roll top desk, However, Deputy Lincoln, re­ R o u n d , th in , te n d e r— fuses to be bluffed and will continue cypres* In the United States. Its the refugee vessel and once one whis­ typewriter desk a'nd other equipw ith a d e lig h tfu l flavor to ale the Irutchers on to the pack­ range citVnds from Delawnrs,south' tled through an opten porthole striking mepj, for sale or rent. Herald dfficc, Sl‘ Dentists — a p p r o p r i a t e for ing house. Ho says th at )ie will ward around the coast Into Texas nnd the steward. 82-tf. ré lu n c h e o n , t e a a n d advise them not to pay for* thsir tip the Mississippi valley to Illinois „Tho family bad been In the capital d in n e r . 10 c e n ts . shipments of ham and bacon wrap- and Indiana. It Is one of lbe fe# | df tho southern republic about a year Room for Reni, dose in. Apply cour bearIne tre<S which drop their Garner & Woodruff Building ped in this manner and thereby get leave* ‘Its.wInter. >The heart wood of and waa among-the first to hasten to to 210 Park avenue. 8S-tfc Vera Crus when war. threatened.' the case into court to determine cyprenf la noipd for Its decay roslstnai fi-. whether the packing house has the properties. * Cottage for Rent—918 Park ave? Terms Moderale—Strictly Cxsb right to charge for the additional AND HEN FIRM QUITS niùj. Apply to A. Tràfforj), city. w eight.". Aviation Notes. Owner of Qussr Combination DieIs there an officer in Florida who ■ ’ •. ; ...V- -V ■^v ’. , .*•'., è—80-tf - . ...... solves it to 0avo U ttar of Provided Its builder accepta certain will dare take up this m atter and F h p n c 313 Kittenx •/'MISCELANEOUS force the meat barons to give the conditions. the JlrlUkh war office will people full weight in smoked meats? put any aeroplane through the military Ban Joee, Cal.—Without tho formal­ .W anted—To buy a small I cj bnx acceptance t«wt. * • • GEO. ,A. DcCOTTES ity of going to court. Will- M. Beggx or^refrigerator In good condition. Ohe of the , French manufacturera % A few weeks ago it was too ba>» produced a hydroaeroplane so San Jose attorney, has dissolved a P.. O. Box 1Û76 89-2tp ATTORNEY AHÒ 0ÖUNSELLDR at LAW much Huerta, but now Carranza powerful that It Is in reality little las* partnership which haa had eveq the nature fakers guessing of late. -\ A seems to be rocking the boat. than a dying tugboat. " Prectice ln StftJh and Federai Coorti W antisd-r^f lady, for restaurant Prince o f appetizers. haute cat .and a pet hen at the Boggs R i i v '.’ Huerta .appears willing to retile The English aviator Gustavo Llamel home started * housekeeping on the and lup'ch cotlnUfr work Appjy to Makes daily trips from Sanfonl FJ*. from the dictatorship os Mexico, made n rccoM recently by looping lb* G. W. S peqcefat Depot jpnch coun- liornhr-Woodniff Bfik G inger-Snap Land to and apparently is ‘ endeavoring only loop successively twenty-one tlmps.ai partnership plan. When the cat wished tcr- . „• V . Jr 91 tic U ia go^edt and mitkbV caff on the back waiting mouths every­ to save as much as possible 0/ his lluurnsraouth at a height of £.300 feet. fence'the bon would spread her wings D R C. G. B Ü T T where, Say Z n Zu to face; Will th e —gentleman who found When the latest Zeppelin alnitgp over the Utter of kittens. the grocer man, 5 cento. B ut Carranza has shown his hand, cruised over Berlin it made hardly any DEtinST When Mr*. Hen,'had a date It was grey coat with inside initials A. V. noUe. In the past thé airships of tills the accepted thing* to see tho cat on road to Sanford ferry Saturday He’s a balky hone. .Yowell .Building. He is the fly in the ointment of type have becu conspicuous for the ottering I t : t ■ 3 • V '|f vian, Orlando, and peace, and unless he is summarily disturbance they created. The rough feet of the hen. how­ FLORIDA ever, threatened to do aerloUe dam­ able reward. ■watted he will upset every effort •W:V age to the tender fur of the young Short Stories. In that direction: . ... /7v\ kittens, —J ” ----- *'g jm If , the United States government World’s Darkest Momvnt. that tbs t«w It has ion* wants peace in Mexico it must-cil(te Winds from Sahara desert warm Eudarkest mot rope. ‘ . Carranza’s wings, for th a t bewhiaTho deaf nud dumb ianxuago Was In­ kered p atriot has his optica firmly troduced in the year 1740 r ’ Wife's Face. . focused upon the battered presiden­ Nearly all the sandpaper In use' is New York.—In her suit for divorce, f the tial chair of th è land of the Mont*: mnde with Powdered glaka. noonday sun shines, Mr*. Joseph Hyama charged that her leinpertiture nt the 1 zumai. living things on the ,p th o f $vMi n t i l o x « ! Sugar'js said to here been known to husband painted her face wblfd fhe Bay bi+:ait baked by Swat Carranza- the ».'nines# 3.000 yearn agv. m elting-pqm t of *U was. sleeping and then call ad her son blinded by thé dastle of tho • Ip B uy ÊÈÈÊÈsâ Tffe nren of Alaska is nearly 000,000 to see the "Indian." nyaina replied fall fq recoynlse the light falls out N A T IO N A L ’■ ■- - i I see by the Reporter-Star of ■qnare miles, almost'equal to that of that She made up to win tho affections of other meg, * ,, % . entire uutarn half of-tfiT United Orlando th a t H. Ohio and D. Awd© -jt ' i'» ^ BISCUIT Quits ■4— are selling coffee in that rity, in fa'Ct •m Botany 1 Hereden il Cause oldest COMPANY i have started coffee mills and are Utile ps In tb* world in -Vivi1Ò4 Ho putting out a good article. Nothyou A lw ays look for th at name j -, thlng built tn 4 odd about this, only the names is now In the (truck me a* lfu n n y .J|,,u m ; M ¿ s£ í ¡ M '. ..... >■-* V.rr. j.j. i ... ^1.-'.V. . * IS r I ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ Ml......................1 1 1 , f ir e H en ry McLaulin B u sin ess Cards Baronet B iscu it Drs. Mason & Householder ZirZv sa? ...• * .. - . *-*w. mm i • • �CAMP C O N F E R E N C E ® ® TAX COMMISSION EUGENICS NO PLACE ENDS MOST HAPPILY R A IL R O A D D E A L IN T H E SCHOOLS I XUE GIRLS HAD A BIG Miss Grim and Mias Gertru'de H ut­ chinson of DeLand and Mias K ath­ t im e o n t h e erine Searing-of Jacksonville. Miss ~ FOURTH Searing was declared winner. .The sack race came next and je s s one of the beat appreciated racos. Entries for this were Mlaa Clara THE Weitch of Jacksonville. Miss Heba Harris of Eustis, Miss Marguerite Webb of Eustia, Mias Doris New­ man of Jacksonville. Miss Dwtlt XHE g i r l s h a v e h a d t w o Newman was declared winner, with Miss Webh a dose second. WEEKS O F P L E A S U R E AND Entries for the 60-yard dash were CH RISTIA N T R A IN IN G Clara 'Weitch of JacksorivlUtb'-lflai Enterprise, July . lQ r-T h » glori- Ila Blake of Tampa, Mtoacfc Ruth olu Fourth w ti most appropriately Minium and 'Arlene McCoy of Jack­ celebrated. a t the glrla’ conference sonville. Misa Minium was declared '* ■ ahich U now in ’ aeaaion a t Enter- winner.’The hurdle race was perhaps the pri»e. Early in the morning a com­ greatest teat of skill, the girls being mit^«. appointed by the leaders decorated the porch and halls with' compelled to run some distance and Entries were fajp. Everybody came edownstaira Jump two benches. Misses Gertrude Hutchinson,of De(all of the spirit of enthuaiasm Land, Miss Elinor Mlddlekrauff of ■Ip the m ornlng the * customary -Jacksonville, Marguerite Webb of routine, llibie reading by Miss Em Eustim and Ruth Minium of Jack­ ma Tucker and mission study class sonville, Kathedne Searing of Jack­ led by Mrs. Salley for the older sonville, Annie Hogan of Eustis. {trla and Bible study d ais led by Miss Webb was declared winner with MUa Ethel McCoy for the Juniors Miss Hogan a dose second. m carried out. A visit to the The trip to Boston race was the Methodist Orphans' Home was made funniest of a l . Each giri entering by the girla In the morning. Here this jgaa ..provided with a suitcase too Old Glory wai much In evidence dosed containing ja skirt, hat ar\d At 3 the girls had a real celebra­ coat, and carried ^ p a ra so l closed in tion. To start things off well A. T. her hand. After walking the pre* pjtillo, one of the trustees of Ep- scr bed d is y nre she set her suitcase eorth Inn, where the conference is down,* ddnned all the d o th « , closed being- held,' gace the girls a water­ (he suit case, opened the parasol and melon cutting. This came as a sur­ started back. Neediesa to say some prise but was greatly appreciated scurrying was done and the impossi­ by everyone. . i'L»}d bility of putting on ‘a present day Under the direction of Miss K ath­ .skirt In a hurry was demonstrated. erine Searing, physical director of Entries for this w e re , M in Mary the Jacksonville Young Women's O’Brien of Jacksonville, Miss Jean Christian Association, a series of W aterbury of Jacksonville, Miss mtiests of various sorts bad* been Lizzie Teate and Miss Bertha Pol­ planned. These were all in the na­ la rd of DeLand. Misa O'Brien won. ture of field sports and tqok place With Mias Teate a dose second. ee the beautiful grounds' of the Ej>The next event was a potato race. h Inn. They were amusing and Entires for this were Misses Helen the girla liking part for the most Minium. Jean Waterburyv Jennie wearii pert were w« lng their gymnasium Goins and Annie Hogan on the first team. On the second team were The contests opened with a tennis Mias.Ruth Minium, Carries Sheddan .tournament. Mins Gertrude Hut- and Elinor Middfekrauf. The first rtinson of, DeLand and MJss Ila team won'. Next to the trip to Boston the Blake of Tampa played ag ain st'Mias Ctrrie Sheddsn of DeLand and Miss j» effrn rd im ce'w u the most highly Beulah Nell HarVey of Jacksonville. entertaining. Entries for this were This match waa won by Misses Misses Mary O'Brien, Mary Powell. ’Sheddan and "Harvey. A second Ruth Minium, M issBailey Slone nnd safth was played by Miss Elizabeth Mnrgufrite Webb.' Starting back­ Tcate of DeLand' and 'Miss Ida ward* most of them landed on their Gslibreth of Beresford vs Miss Heba backs the.first little rising th e y ' cam e Him» of Eustis and Misa Katherine to. Mias Webb won, being th* only Searing of Jacksonville. This match one who kept her feet Tiitj field Sport* tit»*ed with a three »1« »on by AI&scs Harris and Sear­ ing. .The winners of the two match­ legged race. Entries were Miss Reha es then played, the finals being won Harris and Marguerite Webb, Ar­ lene McCoy and Helen Minium, by Misses Harris and Searing. * The second feature was a relay Jean )Vatcrbury and Clara Weitch, to«. - Entries for th is• contest’ were Mary B ailey ^io n e and Ila Beck. Miu Ruth Minium of Jacksonville, The* race was' won by Blisses. Harris Mlu Doris Newman of Jacksonville, and Webb, who made extra good Mus Arlene Mof'oy of Jacksonville, time. Mi« Jean Waterbury- of Jackson­ Several other evanta had been ville and.Miae Annie Hogan of Eus- planned but could not be carried out ta. Miss McCoy was declared the on account of darknees. •• After suusinner. per the young women all went down /.The tkinuy race was the next namber. Entries were Miss Arte no to the djek 'for. the veeper service. -McCoy of Jacksonville, Mlaa Mary With no other light streaming down Bailey Slone of Montlceljo, Mtae on the beautiful water the service Maty Tucjkcr of Clearwater. Mias was most impressive. The meeting McCoy was declared the winner. The fat ladies’ race was fu|Iy as was conducted by Miss Brokawr gen­ .musing, if not so. swift. Entries in eral secretary of the Young Wqtrion'a (Continued On Pago 4J ' ' tbii ««re Mis* -Burner of Beresford. THE PEOPLE ARE LOSERS AGAIN AND THE RAIL­ ROADS WINNERS — # 3 9 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL e " C’lly Council Proceedings 8P A R K M A ¡i FO R G O V E R N O R . The city council, met in* regular SOCIETY SWATS THE And Trammell for Congress la Soma seatioi July 6th, 1914, a t 7:30 p. m. Politic.-it Dope SAME Pronei , ll/.W . Herndon,' president; Tuesday’s Jacksonville Time*C. H Dingee,,* J. Adams, W. W. Union carried the following story Ahern thy, R. C. Maxwell and H. E. prominently displayed: Tolar. Absent, J. D. Davison. Min ^"T h at Congressman Stephen M. utes ( last meeting read and ap­ Sparkman has dedded to retire a t proved V ' if tho expiration of his present term * T. . Miller asked th a t the coun and that Gov. Park Trammell will d l cb nge the width of the side­ be the next congressman from' the Q U E S T IO N ' n o w a g i t a t e s walks Jrom Tenth street to Hughey D IS C U 8 S IO N O F T H E Ql^SS* First Florida diatr ct, was tho state­ street y four feet. No action. T IO N IN T H E S C H O O L S T H E M IN D S O F T H E P E O ­ ment made by a Hillsborough coun­ M r.|b’ucselo asked th a t the city ty 'm a n In the d ty yeatejeay. W O U LD C O R R U P T * P L E W H O FU FFE R * ling the abendoried ditch "M r. Sparkman, he said, la now place. Referred to the A SU 8U A L M ORALS L±5* t j y _ ' z : ± S 5 . : r - wr=-- -_-f , sixty-five years old, and when he mmittee. Tha following from the Reporterayor recommended that the St. Paul, July 10.—The teaching serves out the term for which ha waa Star Is pertinent and very much to pass an ordinance governing of sex hygiene will never be dele­ recently nominated, ho will have the point: ration of pool rooms In the gated to the American teacher if it been thore than iwenty-two years in Was the legislation creating the Sanford. can be prevented by the National congress and haVing served the Florida State Tax Commission .de­ ■ moved and seconded th a t Educational Association. This was people faithfully and well during signed and pushed through by a pay Mr. T. K. Bates Jho evidenced a t. Wednesday's . session th a t time, he declares the congress­ railroad lobby for the benefit o f the $60, toward defraying tjlh when speaker: after speaker de­ man fed.* like he wants to have a railroads? expensra cA a m^n who had been nounced such a course and found little time for himself .in his own This is a question which seems helping himself .and Mr. Preston, themselves greeted with ringing ap­ state which he has helped to develop. "This information is said to have pertinent in view of the develop­ the cl$y aaMftsor In the assessment ple use. ments of the past few days. of taxes. Carried. *‘We should have hut the stronger come from on« of Mr. Sparkman’* §oon after the creation of the com­ The ^matter -of approving the bond condemnation for the' wealthy club close personal friends.'to whom he mission an order was Issued to all of the* Seminole Dredging Co. was woman who has not time to teach had confided his desire, to retire tax assessor* to enter property on postponed. her child fundamental truths of life trom active public life so far as na­ their booka_at the real cash value; The! bill of L. P. MrCuller for and would 'throw the responsibility tional politics Is concerned. Urged for Governor In short, to raise the valuations to groceties and the bill of A. E. Irwin on a teacher or on a football coach" "H e alio stated th a tffriends of.the one hundred per cent. In view of for rent, account of Mrs. Simpkins, shouted Dr. Charles H. Keen, of congressman declare he shall not re­ the fact th at no county in the state pauper, were-ordered paid. Minneapolis, supervisor of hygiene tire from public’ life until he has was paying on a hundred per cent A petition signed by W. R. King and physical training.' valuation and that a sudden Increase and ten others asking th a t a street K ttu c h shlftleuness is outrageous," served the state as its governor and of this kind in the valuations with­ be Opened from Hughey street gouth he said. When the tumultuous cheer­ they believe he can be persuaded out a proportionate reduction in the to Mgry L. Evans street was re- ing ‘had subsided he went on: "Sex that all Florida want* to honor him millage would have-worked a / tre­ rcceivfd and referred to the street instruction placed on the same plane and will, allow himself to be named mendous hardship on the taxpa^era, committee. y with spelling and arithmetic will rob for th at position, th at he will have there was a general proteat from the A petitiori signed by a large num­ it of it* sacred ness. We talk about no oppo»jtb*n whatever, for Florida assessors, some of them going i s far ber of the citizens of the city asking the inability of the po*or mothers realises that It owes a debt to Mr. as to defy «the tax commission. th a t the assessment for 1914 bn to teach their children hygiene, but Spaceman which it can nevsr ful y - Beelng that their order was too based on a' 70 per cent valuation it is not for these children we need repay, but which it v*iU delight in liquidating in part by placing him In revolutionary, the tax commissioners and the millage Increased from 14 to have all 'the fear. eventually agreed to a fifjy per cent mills to 20 mills was received. The „Knowledge will never compel the governor's mansion. "If Mr. Sparkman docs decide to appraisement. This was done a t a m atter waa. considered, and Mr. purity. Sex hygiene in schools will retire from congress the Hillsborough meeting held a t Jacksonville be­ Bates being present, said that It but tend to Uwer the standard oi fcounty man declares that Gov. tween a largo number of the would make no difference with the morality, Park Trammell will he this choice O f' ors and the .chairman of the corn­ county assessment. Petition not ‘‘If we ta k e 'up sex hygiene in our the district and the stress brought iliUnion. .. , iwaa a t t a g rantii. schools the homes of America will on him will be so great and so con­ A previous meeting of the A petition largely signed asking continue to lose, and will give up vincing that the governor must feel' sore and the commission-had been that the d ty have a certain ditch in the few privileges they no w have to th a t he has received a call from the held a t Tallahassee when "the pro­ the new_ territory in the western train Ihe children." posed increase was discussed. part of the city cleaned was re­ K |L D. Sho wai ter, ..president of people of the First district to serve - At that’ meeting some of the as­ ceived and referred to the street "Cheney Normal School. Cheney, thfem In Washington and that ho will not refuse the call. sessors made the point that .it would com rnittee. Wis., said: "M r. Sparkman was elected to be manifestly unfair for the real and The reports of the Chief of Police, "W heiTa father or mother turn* the Fifty-fourth congress and has personal property of the tax payers Treasurer, Collector, Sanitary- In­ aside a ’ child’s natural question or been re-elected every two years since to he increased if the railroad prop­ spector nnd Fire Department read deals dishonestly with sex questions, and Is now completing hL service in erty was not raised in due propor­ and ordered filed. * he lays the foundation of an Immor­ the Sixty-third congress and will he tion. *: M oved arid seconded th a t tho bill* tality which may develop Into » tre* elected this fail to the Sixty-fotirth. The assessment of the railroad and as'signed by the president arid ap- mendous force." * H* is one of the ihlcwt congressmen., telegraph lines is in the hands; of a J p ro v ed by the finance committee be in service and one of the most popu­ Ihoard composed, of the Comptroller! s * Dlgnan Is Confirmed lar m en In tho state. Bin (-(Torts for the Attorney General and the State Council adjourned until 7*.1& July Washington,*D*. C., July 9,—N ot: the development of the h a r b o r s -and Treasurer. The work ia really done fith .to continue the equalization. withstanding the opposition oTTien- .waterways of Florida have resulted in the .Comptroller’! office. M. W. LOVELL. ator D. U. Fletcher, the senate in in thousands -of dollars annually for While this subject was under dU* Clerk. executive session Tuesday afternoon improvement and a t all times ho hpa cuaaion tho assessors called for tho confirmed tho nomination of Peter had the interest* of tho state and Comptroller, Mr. W, V. Knott, nnd ^ Porch Danrc A. Dignnn to be postmaster at Jack­ constituents in hand and a t h eart." he was asked pointedly, It is said, sonville. Mrs. A. P. Connelly entcrtainedl If he would make an increase in his • » . Senator Fletcher made a lengthy The burning of a bridge on tho railroad aflessmenta proportionately with a delightfully informal porch with that .to be made .on the real dance laat evening for her house statem ent before the committee and Coast Line between Bartow and and persona! property. Such« prom­ guest, l^ls* Eugenia Muuldcn of again to the full senate. But in­ Winter Haven was the cause of con-t ise was made a t that- time by the Washington, D. C., and Mis* Mabel asmuch us the senior senator would sidorable inconvenience on tho p a rt not state that Dlgnan w |s 'person­ of the travelling public and tr a in - “ Comptroller, it is stated, and it was Bowler, the guest of Mr*. J, because of this promise that the **- Dickin*. Thd beauty nnd cl»rrn*of ally obnoxious to him the senate de­ men throughout South Florida yes­ *, season agreed to increase real and the attractive house was enham-ed cided there was no good reason for terday. by n profusion of re8.rri|es‘, ferns and holding Up* the domination. personal valuations. . potted plants. Carrying -out the Neither Senator Fletcher nbr Sen­ c Cul. A. M. Thrasher tails front > What was the result?. color scheme of .red,* the chandeliers ator Bryan had any statem ent to New York today for Europe and While the tax assessors have been wore garlanded with .«prays of red mako tonight. expects to-be'absent in Switzerland - raising valuations ail over the state with hla family during the ->intor, -, the Comptroller - has been buiy In roses, while bowls and vases filled lowering the-rgUroad valuations, al­ with th e .ra d beauties were placed - Mr. Dixon, formerly^ with F. F. He remarked on leaving Sanford D utton has recently located In Lake­ that he would endeavpr tq bring, though such valuations were already about the rooms, Dalirtpus red ’ punch, was served land .where he is engaged in the in­ them all track home next spring to lower In- proportion than were the throughout th e ‘ evening by Mrs. surance. hutlness. eir home in Sanford again, * other valuations. J.’ WDickina" iitid ' Mrs. D. L. Another thing which se4ms to bear ■Thrasher, -> . out the idea of lobbcrv: Besides tho honor guaats - those . ItMe usual for the ftasesaor.4n'Orinvited were Mrs. Lefller. Dr. und Jpgo county, and - presumably the gk . ; -v-'v, .V ••• -j- e Mrs. Puleston, Mr. and MrsR. A. Other assessors also, to receive in AFTER SPARRING OF LAWYERS HE WILL'AJVAIT June from the Comptroller the rail­ Newman, Mr. a)id ‘v f g , R j W; A SENSITIVE PLANT THAT FJXJURIfjHES AS LONS. and telegraph IjLasenmenta, to Herndon, Misses P each» and Linda AS: THE MARKET IS GOOD • US JAIL UNTIL MONDAY NEXT - ' i f ‘ road Leflier, Bell* Smith, Annie Lee and - * * • C ' i be dufy entered upon -his books be­ Lettle Caldwell, Mill, Annie and There |s hut Utflq stir being cre­ keta a few year* ago, but a crop th a t Tho second bearing of ihe killing Judge Bert Fish of DeLand and fore being submitted^ $0 ’the county Alice Whltner, -LBiUn H erring, An­ ated here oyer. t)\e ^shipment'of the eommlsaloners for equalization a t the ■prlla good monoy to the grower* Jones A Jones of Orlando repre­ W. F^ Bryan by T. W. Curry, na McLaughlin,;‘Charlotte and Ma­ •«trimer qrop. oL vegetable*. • San­ 'every yeer. The green peppers are Jtoiy meeting. . ,4 7 # ; sented the stats. , -■ -■ £ -eh occurred near Cbuluota sev‘This year the railroad assessments bel Hand, Florence Frank, Qehle ford having-the reputation of being going out of Sanford a t the rate of Davis t Giles of Orlando, Attor­ f weeks ago was held in the court ney Karl Robinson oi Orlando and were received from the Comptroller Wicker, Helen Rowland, Gladys th e breal eat cent*?; in the world for te n ’ eat* or more every week and of County Judge Herring today at Attorney X R . Powers of this city only a few days ago., too late for the Morris, Essie Purdon and Mrs. WR ^the grqtolngjshd'.i&lpping of winter they have been going out for the assessor to , go oyer, hix hqoka and Hams, Dr. Tolar, Me*sr$. Joe, Ned v*fvUbtito*#oemi to*-need a vacation p*at two. month*. Green' pepper» **n °*e'ock. The charge of murder represented the' defendant. ;. , , and Roy Chittenden, W. J. Thig- in the summer and th* majority of are bringing "$F.76_,per crate this On account of many of; the wit­ change, his figw^ei.- «.living, been made against Curry, J. D. Roberts, Braxton Per- the groweri having cleaned up on Wherfeu tha Atlantic ness** being. aUicnt and after the week and J u M > h .t thùf n eu thé ^»Itcr the coroner's- Jury had proGeo. McLaughlin, Will Wat- ceiera^j and lettuce have takwi to grower on an acre la difficult’to fig­ 04 case had been discussed by’ Attorney has beejq.. assessed, Archio jpetts, Clarence Ma­ th fI?■htf(¡OnVflblln and gone to the the case manslaughter and Davis for the defendant and At­ $7,600 a tnR#>. th«^ ure. as peppers continué tto |^hw as honey, Eugene and Karl RoumlUat, •UTTondet of Curry here after he torney Bert Fish' for the state year ia $7,200 a ‘mil*. No mountains^knd iiaahore' to take a long as thcjgtia any market. They Ernest HouahoJdor/TLnry wall earned'the* tio:|. teem i<3 beTT strange plant In this gone to Georgia baa made this Judge Herring po^poned J the Vcase made in the ss4««snienta of .the Randall Chase, David *j hbetd, which stands a t $6,000 » Bui there are* others who p.erlyip» until nine o'clock (text Monday rrajyjCJ:- «çoordlng to the grower«. iv* °ne SMfc* inter**tiijg In rfxpd tha Fl*^i« syiU m at $2,760 » g n , Cgl/Jwoll, 'IJ.enjainin Whltner, did pot mik* • enough *out Aaked about-the profit on *n acre r tt7 0u,lf r ' « d t o °tbar parts of morning and 'the. defendant' w*< Mr. Qalloway a*nd Hon. Forrest. fetCucer qnd eelcri' and some of of peppejf* the’growefa wllj- telLyou .rwnda sod Georgia where the par- taken back to Jafl to awajt that j^io |||i.,'' ’ •* ' - 7 V^ .. V-ii'heV-jdst of.'th e .mAfter fa that Lake. have^ linger*<L*behind # , fliat. tho p «bjmt* gtow fand ran*'be u« *r« weU kn^wh. time. - ' A, • - . n —r * . '- ? y _______ iiwtocs, Aside from the many people a t­ frioked «» summer if t i e market is 4 Curry .has been in, jail here sine* Hands» at the BspUet.Church of us good 'b u t a had market blights the* Xun(lay night and the hearing tracted to the trial from this and C oast Lins ranroao Q f c j , E. Trice, superintendent of vras held in tjie pres- other counties the brother of the dee*"“ *™ bush a t once and it sicken* j/gl dl Orphanage a t Arcadia have been Bryan of Tampa ,*ijd ! of * large cro'wil, many legal just tike th a hopai of t to n fo next Sun­ „1 • b m .h „ of adjoining o u n tia s lw» “ t' ni You SESSION CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY * ' -:wÌ ■:sSl m MORE HARMFUL WAS COMMISSION : " A PDt OP JOB . PEPPER PROVES the cu rr y case is po st po n e d , WI.- * ~ 1 • -y» rjw # • —- — ■ ' '' J T f ia, ^—w ^ .* *iP**f." r ¡t— V.T* J = ^ *V1- J 1 - r ,■ t .J.■■ . * * *V - * ■M S- • iv 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, July 07, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 07, 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>, July 07, 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/03a274666acf99cb15ecc9ea113740d2.pdf cb527cf7dc3b47a284cfc14d9496622d PDF Text Text iV,, . ire in fintirjfuttSTTTtdti'TTritr BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN -YOU AND M E." 5 Al« I maid before, the aide walk» are being constructed to Sanford Heights end ere long there will be many beautiful homes built out there. It it certainly the most beautiful part of,Sanford. „ By Opening of'SluloewÎÿ, v the T w o Baya M iñóle In the Canal. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING " • » “ TO tract o l l . i r te» vMkbs r a Buisarda Bay—By the opening of a sluiceway In Foley's dike, the chief «V u obsUclo that remains tn tho Cape Cod »„b u d canal, the waters of Capo Cod bay and I-oye,. De Land, Fta. lluiiards hay mingled for the first' ” time recently -and tho capo Itself be- j j f All Local A d vertisem en ts Under 3 1 believe the weather has much came an island. * Wanted—Young mule f0r ;i A CH1EL IS A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . ; to do with thW human passions and August Belmont, president of the ^ I s H eading T H R E E C E N T S a work. About 1200 lb, N ® est caah price in ñ„ x in looking over the papers this week " H E ’ LL P R E N T 'f e M " — S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . G n e F or E ach In sertion . M iilm u m Russell, Maitland Fla ï É i discover that there have been N «. 2. M M,. H . . M ' numerous killings here and there ‘ from Cape Cod hay wad the other from Charge 25 Cents. Buiiards bay. aa tho sluiceway waa ....... ......-----------------of a care free people which charac­ and evtrywhqrd and it would seem ** When to Parget opened, and amid: rIn answering dn advertisement ■ L o .!. S t „ „ d or Sm .TT v T ' J If you aee a tall fellow ahead of a terised the saloon day, we now have that it is more difficult to curb our May tho meeting of tbeec .waters whose no name or house number is d o t t e d hound dog. Keaird f ^ : nothing but gloom. Wo -*eo men psssjon and prejudioe in the hot . crowd, bring, happiness and prosperity to o u r ; „mWtlc ffa o B c d in ( he ad please do net return or information teadtsw lß A leader of men marching fearleealy going quietly Into the butcher shop weather than it is in the winter country and save some, of the misery ! ^ Vs. The f information aa I! R- Beck. or grocery store or department store timf. " I f this is true the people <proud !»« «»• * * > » « * f the advertiser. And you kpow a tale whote rtera to get their weekly salary checks should curb this spirit that would L o a t - W .t f h fob. b r o w T ^ cashed and then go moodily home take offense at every trivial or fan­ not expected to be j V»B*II|r we do J * kno» »*• S S - f l — telling aloud Inter collegiate S* Would mean that bia head In an- with shoes for the children and beef­ cied insult and overlook w£at might ready for traffic for ic r e n l rooatb*, I • d fcrllifj I* and If wo do wo ir# H I 11° office. r*m2° y d ' run‘ steak for tuppar and the fixings for a he' taken aa a alight but is not so for there la still considerable dredg- no* allowed to give out Ibia la Herald gulah must be bowed tag to be done. The dike will be rej formation. Simply write a letter heavy Sunday dinner the next day, intended. Few of us care to turn It's a pretty good ptan to forget It. We can sell or rent your pron %nd you know Instinctive y there the other cheek for a blow given hut moved, probably on Jane 21, with the and address it aa per Inatrnctlona fifth anniversary of the beginning of n the I ad. C onnelly, 108 MagnoUs avWla at the same time many of us could will b e ' no hilarity in that home " I f you know of a skeleton. hidden By July * that night and nothing to cheer use more diplomacy in the words the work on the canal ------------ — _________ _ 6HU ; away small veasels will be able to go the Uvea o f these people except such spoken. Remember that it is sum­ FOR SALE In a closet and guarded and kept Wanted—-To buy a lmil, ^ through the new waterway. sober activities as mother may Intro­ mer time and tbs blood is hot. The opening of the sluiceway was . from the day*. * or refrigerator in good r o n d it i^ For Sale— Good all round hone. for the purpose of permitting herring In the dark, and whoee showing, duce into the- family circle. 88-îtp There is nothing in that faiqUy M . S. Nelson, ’ Eureka Hammock. whose sudden display, 5 There is absolutely nothing do­ to pass through the canal. They to look forward to except a com­ 79-tf abound in Monument river, over the Would cause grief and sorrow and fortable Sunday dinner and maybe ing here on the Fourth of July and coarse of which the canal runs for lifelong dismay, aa every one seems to be going away It’a a pretty good plan to forget It church In the morning and Sunday somewhere I believe It will be the some distance. Bhadraeh Smith prom­ For Sale— Horae, buggy and har­ SANFORD LODGES ised Mr. Balmont to catch for hllh school, poaaibly a decorous ride neas, $100 caah. Apply to J. H. proper thing for the mon of the the first herring that passed through around town In the family automo­ Hunter, 303 East Fint St. " i f you know of a thing that -will family to go to Woodland Park the alnlceway. Hanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,l.o .0 .f. bile In the afternoon. 87-4 tc darken the Joy where a nice quiet day can be spent Then Monday they begin the Meets every Monday at 7J0 p Of a man or a woman, a girl or a For Rent or Sale— Ten room house over Imperial Theatre: same round all oVer again and spend in the shade and the cooling waters FIGHT A BLOODLESS DUEL * ^ boy. > corner Osk avenue and Fourth street J. W. O. Singletary the next week doing nothing but of the springs. Let the young seek LB-Wklir . That will wipe out a smile, or at L Caltlaux and M. d’Alllleres Meet . Apply* W . W. Long. 8Q-2tc Secretary working and playing and riding and the pleasure« of the far shores and N.C. least way annoy on Fiald of Honor—One Shoots eating and lleeping and buyjng new the older ones will stay at home For SaJe— A fine horse and a'good A fellow ,‘ or cause any glfcfa»9* and rest. Into Sky, On« Into Ground. clothes and taking music jwpQÁ»¿tI)d two seated surrey. Apply to L. R. N o v ,/ . Gate Cfly Tamp N e .«, W. 0. W going to parties and th*a'tjts'*tnB Paris.—A bloodless duel was fought Philips, phone 60. 90-3tc * It's a pretty good plan to forget ft overfeeding each‘ other at tf ndfw , Meets second and fourth Wedatsdav Tobacco Monopoly. at the Par« dee Princes, between Jo­ ' — Exchange. nights tn each month. and during the livelftng week UttheV • • * '• The president of Uruguay has sub­ seph Caillanx, former French minister For Sale— Nice fat hens and broilnever comes home and breakr™ mitted to the general assembly for of finances, and hts political rival, M, era for’ table, at 116 Frejich avenue. G. R. Calhoun J. F. Hoolthia \ Henry J, Allen of the Wichita the door with a war-whoop and Clerk _ Jfepftn al a contract signed by the d'All Here«. Following tha decision or Councd. Comtucde ‘t V - ; r f>0-2tp ~ Beacon * describes the ruination of to smashing up the furnitu e, rv inhijnlrf of finance, for the purpose their seconds that they must'meet on ----------- -------------------------- -— — ;----X KanBaa-by the prohibition of liquor carressing mother with his double “ftf establishing a tobacco monopoly. the field of honor the men faced each Seminole Chapter 2, Order Easters Star For Said—>1010 Cadillac touting and. he describee it in his own in­ up fist and kicking,little Tommy This contract provides for the conces­ Meets every fint and third Tunfty c a r ’ for $400.00,• juat overhauled in sion to a private company, for a term of imical way as follows: just to see^what little Tomfpy would In each month.'^Everyone «ho h u m good running shape. Sanford Ma­ The Distillers' assodatlon is send­ do, and doing other things to show 26 yean, of the eote right to Import, his Star in the East are cordially chine ft Garage. 82-tfc ing out a new argument against pro- tbs pride of strong manhood that purchase, manufacture and aelj tobac­ to visit tlils chapter. co tn all its forma. The present man­ . hibition. It says that prohibition used to be In him in the days be­ Alice E. Robbias, Sw'f • "ruined, the grape uindustry in Kan­ fore prohibition came and killed ufacturers and dealers may -become stockholders fa the new company for For Sale— Black saddle and driving sas,'' It claims that in the eighties everything in Kansas. * Fheenlx Lodge No 5, K. of F. tha value of their plants and stocks on mare. Inquire of Roberta at this industry was over $290,000 per And yet there are some who are hand plus a bonus, or they may dis­ — Meet« second and fourth Taesft^.' grocery. 42-tfc year, and it Is estimated at leas than asking, other states to ruin them­ pose ef their establishments, machin­ Niaiting knights always welcome $25,000 now. selves In this .absurd, dreary way. ery and stocks to the company at J. A.Tthwk 4 For Sale— Two good ■horses and H. McLaulinThe grape industry' wasn't the actual v*fao plus a bonus. The com­ K. It. andS. C.C, M spring wagon. Inquire of Coco Cola „ only industry ruined by prohibition. pany la to pay tho state flJKUOO an­ T Heard a fellow spouting in a Bottling Co. 80-tfc There was the mint industry. nually during the first five years, fl,Sanford Loiffe No 62, F. sad A. M. Prohibition killed the mint julep loud tone of voice on the corner the 757,800 from the sixth to the thir­ other day and stopped to listen and •Communication every fint and tkéi For Sale or Rent— Tw o nice realteenth year, and from the thirteenth hence there was no more demand dences at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. Thursdays st 7:30. Visiting M k « for mint except in a few homes where found out that he was knocking the to the end of the twenty-fifth year $2,welcome. • 80-tf they made mint sauce for spring brick roads to a finish. Said they 068,000. After 26 years the monopoly ■hail revert to the state. were not being laid right and the O. L. Taylor F.L’ MJÖ« lamb dressing. For Sale— New Underwood ty p * Secretary . W.J Then there was the blow to the material was not right nnd nothing Parenthood. writer, price $76. P. O. box 1363, eggs for eggnog, since the eggnog was right and that he knew what he ;i » ! Tho blame, then, for the boy who Sanford, FU 89-tf fllnited Brotherhood o f Carpealers departed. When prohibition came was talking about all right. I asked goes wrong does not rest with the Joiners o f Ampin him where ho ’lived and how much •the hens had been doing their beet hoy himself, or yet with hie remote Roys) Typewriter« for sale— you Sanford Local Union Ne, 1751 in- their free way to keep the egg property he owned nnd discovered ancestor«. It rests squarely with the wiir find them aattafsetory. Con­ first » i d third Thursday night tt *| industry alive, and you could gel that he was comparatively a stran­ parents who, through ignorance or nelly, 109 Magnolia avenue. o’clock in the Eagles' Hall. eggs for S cents a doien. Since pro­ ger here and owned not a cent's neglect, have failed to mold him worth of property. Now what was . ' - 88-2te Rmt Packard Geo BlxdivriACfl hibition hit the egg industry you aright in the plastic days of.childhood. R. S. and T. « have to pay 2 cents a piece for eggs. the use of arguing the question with What Is needed, especially in this com­ For . Sale— An 8 room^houae with P ohibition took the life out of the him about any part or parcel of plex civilization of ours, with its myr­ « mall store house, locateti «o you iad incitements and temptations, la hens. They do not seem to have Seminole county. 1 did not.* R. P. O. E. Sanford lodge 1241 i-ean make a good living.' donnelly, n livelier appreciation of the responsi­ anything to cackle about since the Meet first and third Wednesday nifU ! 10y . Msgnolia avenue. 89-2tc I km glad to see a start made On bilities aa well aa the privileges o f par­ saloon left us. Joaept) 'CalUaux. at corner of First St. and Palmetto Ate | enthood. Moat of all. perhaps.' from A man over in the eastern part the Y. M.- C. A. building and, to R. L. P«k tho point of view of coping with the ... . . , . „ For Sale— One horae tflick wagen O. L. Taylor ol the *tatf used to make roulette *ee it agitated in The Herald of last Secretary ' Exalted Bd*;] problem of vice and crime, do parents wheel». He «as a fine cabinet week, Since that time 1 have heard need to appreciate that it Is in the «r ® avenue,; • maker send the wheels he turned out several gentlemen speaking about it very first years of their children's gle of bis piatol to the aky; d'Ailllerea Monroe Chapter So. 15, K. A. M. hiMtp jV fog. .XOlilt:He and other games of and they to o -aee they have been Uvea that the work of character build­ fired Into the ground. Thon General Orlando; rin. Meets every aecond and fourth Tbure j 7~T~ ~T , chance were mounted with ivory' lax in their duly toward the boys ing >houId be begun.*—From ‘ T he Boy Dalateln, formerly mllllary govarnor i “ o f Paris, who a cie i ia mugiLT ul vuiw------ Do xau wa nt a well loratfd lo lill dav in Masoidc, Hall over the Inif and mother of pearl. Prohibition of Sanford. We seem to be more Who Goes Wrong." by H. Addington j'SanfordT Some cash down and bal* Theatre. _______ *Vuijihg companicci *vli monies, declared honor satisfied.' concerned about-making money than Bruce, In the Century. . killed that industry also. O. L. Tsyte : aficp to suit you. .Çoitfidly, 10» J. F .«am »t* Iu fact prohibition has killed about making souls' and some day it will High Priât] Magnolia'avenue. é ^ t c . '. V * . v S ^ ëtary Gambling Dus to Ennui. KNOWN BY WATCH CHARM every, industry in Kansas excepting be brought home to us. There la Wherever ennui la to be fought, the raising of wheat and corn and no city in the south where a Y. MTO BENT V).; alfalfa and {ruit and live stock; po­ C. A. building would pay greater there la gambling, in the Journal of Four Boer War 'íu rvIvors Meat Ac­ “ . To Get Rid of Red Ante Religious Psychology Mr. Albert N. cidentally at Olnnar In Blriningtatoes and peas and cabbages and returns than in Salford, made up aa Red ants can make a hotue a Gilbertson notes that winter gambling hast, England. For Rent— Rooms, large, cpol. “ garden sass;" chickens and ducks it is from a cosmopolitan population Is one of the favorite amusements of eninhabitable. One can get rid rfj screened and well furnished for arrti geese snd horses and mules. and filled with the railroad boya who the Eskimo, and he quotes tho foiloirYhem, howiter, t f one knows bow. f a j London.—A remarkable coincidence j « ___ . __ , __ , - It busted up many of our p o s t have sparetjine on their hands and log statement on the "passionate gam -! that would be- hard to best is report-. ^ ’ ,0 ‘’ »venue, first thing to’ do la tO find the pj* ^ 1 prominent gamhers, paralysed the no place to pass away the time, 4w blera"^among the Ataakan native« of ad by the Maacheaier Guardian.,,' ■ 84-tf.. they com o1 Worn—L * e ,-wbera^' beer gardens and _ absolutely , killed tell you we are eertalhly losing the Lhe Ungava district, described by n o t la. 'i f lt be in an aow»*lble ip«*.;] Just before tha opening of U|é batFor Kent— Completely furnished a little keroaana will quickly stop < the Bartender*’ union,. beat opportunity of our lives in not Ifolmberg: tie of Diamond 111R, in the Boer war, house with piano for thp summer. trouble. On'tbe other hand, if "GambUng ‘Is carried on to Inch a four soldiers, complete strangers, met Prohibition baa left yery little of taking up this rnatttr at once and Few steps to postoffice,' depot end neat be fa the wall or under the ft •4 Khnsaa except the growing orope in the men hare who have plenty of degree among both sexea that even around aa overturned keg for a baity steamer codk. A. W. -.Brown, En­ find the nearest accessible polsb ! their own-lives are staked upon the meal. After the iqeal one produced the fields, the stock in her stock money should take it * look at the terprise, Florida. , • - '• - 78-tf UU the in s « ts o ff as they sppoar. pens, the dreary round of work, ides of a Y. M. C.'AJhftildmg now!. . issue of a -g a rn i The wtno*'r often a bad florin,' which was nfcatiy cut Into - ■—■■ ■■ i i, ... . i ..I „ obtains the w ife'of bis opponent, and quarters, and a compact was made work, work in her factories and It will come home to them later on For bolds htt' «Alii some tempting offer la that each ___________ man should_____ wear____ the__ mestores and other industries. It has and in a way that they least expert. made for ber return. The ofilj article t Eor Cleaning Tlnwara. mentó on his watch should he P*d fop desk,, office chairs left us little to do in houra of leisure It la the duty of eveiy one of ua, be they possess Is frequently wagered, survive. The four, who belonged to ! » » d tables. Also ’ a roll top desk, First Wha\i the tin in hot fl l except just to fall in love, to get he parent or not. : and when they lose they are greeted different regiments, then went Into j typewriter desk snd other equip­ end wipe Ihdrtuythly dry. Then •< married, send our children to school, with derision.“ a d lo s and from that moment neither i meat for sale o r rent. Hwald office. with dry Hour, applied with »» Being over in the store of W. W. go abroad occasionally, join the heard anything of the other until re­ 82 -t f churyh when we feel like it, rt^p into Abernathy lately he showed me the cently. when a farewell dinner wab , ^gsch other -with expensive 'automo­ neiy Jfooaier Kitchen Cabinets and •being given to a popolar man fa Bir­ ___ ____ who ___ ____ _ ______ Room for Rent, dose la. Apply mingham. was going abroad.___ The biles and store our money away in if I* was a housewife I would cer-= I four .then with amasetnoat recognised P*fk avenue. - 88-tie ji;.-dusty^bank vaults, instead <4 giving tainly take hubby hj,- the hand and Ivy' each other by the pieces o f mats! at- -----------------— ■■■- of the n**K 'Mtsp aad< . It' f6 cheerful gentlemen 'with white gently lead him. to it, for if there «Un«« of. intcct*. miff , taehed to their watch guard*. } For Rent— 2 Rooms, 2ntl/ flighty aprons who used to stand in front waa -ever or.V -thing constructed for ■a*« and . lam* -■ — •bovtld t>* trvated with i of cut glass ban and stay frequently, the benefit ,dX the lady of it e kit­ t n r t lÏT H gh t housekeeping fa r “ this one is onilhe house.",. V ’ chen this UnoaiW thing i*. tlj^beat. Ballanfs w f i f a r ,p p itovy, fallet, ‘ Where once >he thriving business It,is well constructed rigLt jfdfri the rm: ■’ of the saioort sent tfje clamorous grdund up. nnd the mait'/vko made xte. AddreM P» O. ' Gats Fla. odor of its prosperity out upon the' it must have been a peiject Jady Linden. N. J.—Webb Wallace, town ■ sidewalks and dear across tha ¿treat, for it ta buGt to. iave steps in the treasurer, recaiv*4 | Seme ,,f 1 wa find nothing but- shoe stores, kitdhsn and there . seems to be a polit-ne, „ v l money by mail Trino Ithaca, N. T , It neutralise oolson^ GoodtCri« y Farm« for . at* ■ clothing stores, dry goodt a tom , place for everything.,’ Such i piece I wharf ha formerly conducted a «tore. I tñrted muscles a n d .t r L Ï h a W h i S going The sender said bai atole $10 from meat markets, grocery stores and of furniture in tbe kltehcn will aara Ihealthr coudlUoaa. A r i í i J B T w o Esperi illy . ’ store 20 years ago. Th« »ddlüpnal $6 other sordid. activities of an un tha housekeeper many aistpa besi^i»' farm « for. 8^1* wan.for Interest. happy people. / keeping all tho utensils and-tha makthe whole list of e -JK, Cgbnfeüy'a Real EaUtejOffiee by e Where enrt'you (¡aw foqfr lines of fags neat and rie an. , AH tb f house-* Is mora «ff Yy^ . H9-2U Policeman Must Hot Road men on Saturday night. going joy-, keeper needs ia to lit down' ib frort ths strong..-harsh Yonkers, f #..11** t .V a —* -* *- telL _ A lu u iw i, N. n / Ÿ.i.—ronce Captain - ■ — .. . .. sis. When robbed to .fully into room* where the doors of the kitchen' cabinet ..aqd every­ Cooley haa forbidden Omitan- ^ Cottage for Rent— U S Park gw*j rbeomeUc pa far, -aromi?:! * i , 1 _ _ .r - ... veta» Vh- A tvv.l<.k - A FP__Jt___ 1 * -Ik .. always swung in, never out, where thing opens out Before bar oil ready «cistica. Ite V A. TrafTord*' anta to read newspapers during lina and rsllevtne' iofiutneo there waa sawdust on-the floor and for use. It' ^ogn-teverything in 'th e * ¿ ¡ ¿ i - : ’.' 9<Ftb. spare Urne «n d*ïh «Jnty^ He does I w r y *r*» iry fag. y v i a a merry crowd standing around1 the household except” pay tha bills, and -r e ____m 4d lin im e n t object to their reading tifa Bible ' e- •' mahogany bar; wheye they , wvni I'rea lly believe tt wifi Jw iC ¿Vast | [ ts useful fa a t f a m a d v good magatine«. I K j S r l woUd hl licetion la alt .*• treating all around and a man qpuld help In this direction. 'T h e Y fi “T*—re-. " get his «alary check cashed and we get things better in the kit Aged Man Booth Norwalk. «pend it right there on his hpoii. the sooner art y* ■ H . lU xbee ia cofrpvdont, and then go enthusias- the right principle, for the fix M '■ too Ucafij^iome and break np tha fur- juturo in the a black eye; EVEN TH E ' G A TE PO ST NOT IN IT S S T ft. ’ 3 2 ! w SNOW N b T S ^ S r t S w iíl ■-■ 7 '-¿•TStì'. : f r-y- - '* • �fjr n c u L o r E äR of ivi MÂP £4 TOLE COI ÌÀnDÈN SPOT OF THE WORLD PUBLISHED ÎSÉHI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS U3£ I N S A N F O R D — L ift h V» x a- VOLUME V _ } • Wath Living * ..........‘ *e "A ïs ’ ¡ y - i . - Ä - SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY4 JULY 8. 1914 W ■Ki •: ,< NO. 91 , __ __________ ;___________ SANFORD LANDS BRING THE PRICE MEXICO AND THE Ü. S. MAKE .'A THE DEMOCRATS ARE ENTIRELY ... SALES ARE BEING MADE DAILY TREATY; VIRTUALLY SETTLED SATISFIED WITH THE NET INCOME ' k good seaso n in s p ir e s CONFIDENCE IN THE CELERY DELTA i /. • ----------------- • READY FOR 1JIG RACE TUE MEXICFN AMBASSADOR! » * Five. Contestants for Honors t, Ilajrtons Beach HAS GIVEN OUT THE ( HERS MUST WAIT THE TAX WILL MORE THAN > SM U «G LEM AN GREAT PLAY -CT. ^ -a l « fe j-lr j. it ^-3.:- S *;r , J * c r- g ? ; ¿=- MAKE UP ANY PROBABLE Amateur Performance by Young­ Orlando Public School Muddle Not DEFICIENCY sters was Greatly Enjoyed Yet 8tral|htencd The entry list for the cars that The performance of the Smuggle[ Attorneys Giles 4 Davis; who will compete in the auto races at man by the children of the Jutflor *- '[represented the school teachers In Daytona Beach on July 4th haa Civic League et the Imperial last their recent mandamus suit to com­ dosed and six cars have .entered. Tuesday night waa enjoyed by the pel Dr. J. F. McKinnon, county Each car will contest In the three many 'who came out to-oee tho chil­ superintendent, to sign their salary feature races, of one mile, five miles dren take,part. The children had warrants tor the last two fhonths and twenty miles. ■¡' been hard at work for the paat fate* of the. school term, have appealed TUE SEASON OF 1914-IBIS PROM­ The entry Hat Jar the stock tour­ PEACE PACT HAS NOT YET BEEN from Judge Perkins' decision to the OTHER NEWS OF THE WORLD AT week under the direction of Mies ing car races will not close until the ISES TO BE MOST PROSPERsupreme court, ' Aapinwtll, to whose wonderful de­ LARGE COMPILED FOR BUST MAliK, BUT THERE IS day of the races, giving all drivers velopment of the 'latent possibil­ In his derision Judge Perkins did - DUS ONE IN SANFORD HERALD READERS o /: ONE READY.# ■ . . an opportunity to Inter. ities In the children is due tb* sue- . not go Into the merits of the con­ '■ '[■he proapects for a food crop of Niagara Fails, Ont., July JB.— Am­ tention further thsn to judicially cAVaihlngton, July 3.— There -is eeee of the playlet. It was.A mix­ Orlando furnlahea three of the six «jeUble* and new dtixen* were entries for the big races, and. San­ bassador DaGama, of Braiil, today assert the standing of the county much joy today among Democrats ture of songs, chorus and solo work Mver brighter than just now almost ford, Euatls and Bradentown each formally announced the virtual 'set- superintendent os secretary of the because the Wilson administration and various other stunts that dis­ on the eve of another planting of furnished one. Five makes of cars tlament of the conflict'between tho school board. Ho held that the dosed the decal year with an Income played tha taJoqts of the children the seed beds from which the big will b'e contestants and every car United States and Mexico. The am­ county superintendent serving in exceeding the ordinary expenses by from mere infants to tho«o fifteen ercpa wilt be raised In the celery entered Is capable of making atTtast bassador explained that while me­ such capacity had the fight to ex­ nearly 934,000,000. yean of age, and from the smallest The treasury department an­ to the largest they carried out tkeir ddu. ¡¡evenly five miles so .pour and some diation would take an immediate orcise discretion in the performance On account of tho good season good records are expected Saturday. recces awaiting the outcome of ef­ of hi* duties. In this view tho su-, nounced total receipts for the year individual parts in great style. jut year there are many returning The complcteUist of entries ia aa forts by representatives of the t * o perintsndent Rad a right to refuse, of more than 9784,000,000. The scene. opened with tho This Is a million and a half; more Mothers* Garden and ' the ¡to the farms that a few yean ago follows: Mexican factions to solve the inter­ to sign Ihe warrants if he thought girls looked anything but inviting. Many . O. P.VHcrndon, Sanford, Over­ nal problems -of Mexico the task of proper to d o 'so. . *«j <han Secretary McAddoo estimated. dressed as Mothers in ancient coeMv people ore writing about the land car.^ mediation wAy not yet concluded, Mr. li«Roy«4if|<n who mada t ju l Hipi« »*«3 * , chorus. Then c a m » '“ : t. i . priced of Sanford land and many, of W. M. Warren, Bradentown, Na­ though in essential part of its work argument in the case, and-who wan th* .children, Toots the bad boy, Frecsport, N. Y., July 8.— The the old growers are adding to their tional car. had been accomplished. formerly chairman of the local board murder of Mre. Louise Bailey Ls still Reginald Holly and Billy the good pMoesslon* and expect to farm more Tfiir-ambassador spoke at a lunch­ of school trustees was not. aatiafied Henry Self, Eustis, . Premier. . unsolved and no arrests have been boy, Alfred Robinson, Toot'* mother, ibte next season. Cook Auto Co., Orlando, Btrick. eon given by the three mediators with this construction of the taw made. The police think that elthet Lilian Herring and Billy's mother, All of which means that real es- ,i Gray -Rush, Orlando, FordV to newspaper correspondents. The and wished to obtain the opinion of Clarece Hand. The chorus of moth- ’ a lunatic or a woman fired the shot late haa started to movo and that **S. B. Hutton, Orlando, Nation*!. entire Mexican and Huerta delega­ the supremo court on it.‘ He holdi era and grandmothers and the song, through the window. Dr. Carman's 'the scenes o f activity will again b« "Whose Little Boy” followed. A number of tho cart entered have tions to the mediation conference to the view that the duties of the wife told tho police that she had a noticeable in the Sanford section. already been taken to the beach and ^rore present and the remarks of Mr. superintendent as secretary of the Tho Mother Gooso characters then concealed telephone in her husband's The many improvements being made tried out, and tho drivers are each DaGama, after careful revision, were board are ‘ wholly ministerial, which made their entry qnd this brought r office where the «hooting occurred in the city with the chances pood confident that, records will be broken made public later, constituting a U to siy , that tho secretary must forth generous applause, tho little and was comforted by what she for the starting of the new tourist for amateur race meets. formal statement- of the mediation carry out the dictates of thè board tots being so- sweet. Little Camilla heard, hotel aro also calling attention to Puleston as Jill, Wllllo Oaring os The handsome silver cups for work thus far. irrespective of his own opinions, } " I t Is a source of satisfaction for oar city, and between city and coun- which the rkceri will contest will Jack had her hand. Theodora Mil­ The supreme court usually takes Washington, July 3.— J. P. Mor­ ler aa B o.Peep, Thomas Wight ss trjrThi>rV' will not be many dull mo- probsbly be on display today at T. me," said the ambassador^J‘to be recess about this time of year until gan was expected to call on Presi­ Humpty Durapty, Iva Wauthen a* able to aay'that one of the essetv&ta *ents during the winter season. H .-Evans' jewelry store on Oraage October, and if the court is about \a At least six improved farms hive 'avenue. They were expected ■yes­ points of our program, that dealirfg recess for the spir,asr, it U probable dent Wilson today tq, discuss busi­ Mother Gooes. Sara Wight Old with the international aide of the that derialoq will be «delayed for ness conditions. It is th* first In­ Ledy In Shoe, ‘ Paul Strong and boon sold her® this week but on acr terday but failed to arrive. formal conference tho President plan* Waverly Abernathy as Ding Dong count of a delay In tho abstracts Two o r the judges for the races conflict Is virtually settled. ’ This several months. to hold with a number of industrial Bell Boy», Olive Newmpn aa Mis­ ud deeds that had ro be sent out have been selected from Orlando. dies not Imply that we go home with In the meantime the teachers nre and financial leaders. tress Mary. The character song the state the deals are not to be They are Hon. Seth Woodruff and our. task, concluded, but we feel that wailing for- their money with no ■. . , .; were splendid and consisted of "Th®: y asde public at this/ time, but the City. Commissioner 8 , A. Johnson. so far we have averted war. immediate prospect of getting It.— We have established also through Reporter-8 tar. Big' College" by Newton Lovell, ~ rrty has been spld. The ‘ third judge .will be selected Old "B o b " Is Dead "Down on the Ohio" by Mis* Elinor There are also several deals to be from some other, point, probably agreement, between fhe parties most . . » e was only a horse but h* w i* directly interested-and in complete ’HmlhiT" and Reginald Holly and“ ’ lie in a few days in city property Daytona.— Orlando Sentinel. Tax Sale Next Monday a good one, and having lived to a 'T v e Got tho Mump«” by Mines harmony wit^db^ sentiments of the many people cqma to Florida at I urst sale of lands jn Sem- ripe old age had been pensioned by Weima Graves and Moilie Altergovernment of the United State« tha season of the year to procure Hudson a Candidate Ipole* county for delinquent taxes hU klndlu-artcd master and during * * —-***— ---* ^--^ *•f * ' A w* f . tkrir winter homes beftotc the rttotf' Tallahassee,' July 3.— All doubt as rtmt f t is a principle o f AmVrNan « »3>,## J ti will take place at the coutt house hU declining years had ‘nothing to Thé Smuggleman cleverly taken .J later In the season. *to his probable candidacy for gov­ policy to have our national prob­ next Monday afternoon, at whlchj do hut eat grass and reclioe in the by Clarence Mahoney then proceed­ Many of .the farmers are busy ernor in 1916 was removed today lems always given a fair examina­ time Tax-Collector JinklriH »111 sell shnda of the orange trees on tho ed tu steal *'t>he little boys, all ôf jng muck and making other Im­ when the resignation of Senator tion ond settled without foreign in­ nil lands on which the state' and Milikr grOve southwest of the city. which required much tinging end provemenu .and ere long the sum- F. M. Hudson as counsel for the terference. We understand that if county taxes have not been paid, Bpb was the old gray horse .thai many sjxçakLng parts, tho! different rich visitors will return from the railrDsd commission was m ade'pub; a result haa been atyeined we shall and aUhodgh taxes have been paid had worked for tin- fl/m of T. J. characters .bring faithfully portrsyhave .created a more favorahle at­ [ mountains and 'seaside ‘ resorts and He, he neclhring his purpose to be up n-markably -well therb is consid­ Miller & Son for the past twentythe boj*X and girls. Clarence mosphere in international polities a candidate as fil^ m :in reason for the rear, work of making money erable property on which the taxes fOur >car», JJ# ,h«uL worked for Mahofu4/ Ih Uie song. "111» steal • ' — .. in America." from Sanford soil-begin In earnest. resigning. other people thirteen years before still remain unpaid. Out at-N lfht^-w ith the gnqme* and Mr. DaGamn called attention to ■ •y When interviewed qs to his action The law rcnulrcMhe T at Collec­ that and lost year the Millors do- also ih’e son g,'"T h e Twilight noat" Senator Husdon had ih e following the fact that President Wilson per Lake Gaining Ground S that Boh v,ui due for tii<> j>entor to advertisiitdcflnquent taxes for waa' in good voice. Thé soprano sonally- had informed the mediators '* Hon.^Forrest Lake, i^ember of to sny: five week*,' Which ha* been done ln| slon department and- he yros given ■olo|, “ Tha Man in the Moon wry before they left'rapblngton that the "M y resignation haa been con­ the Florida, legislature frota Sem­ the Sanford Herald, in each Tues­ the freedom of their farm and or­ inole county, and candidate for templated for some «time. The com­ oKly why to solve Mexico's problem day's .issue for the poxthfivc weeks ange grove with nothing to do but Wise" by Mias Virginia Brady and »peaker- of the house during -the missioners had notice some months was^to aid .'*thn contending parties if at tho end o f that time thu ta x e s wait for, his entrance .into the horse "The Moonshine Men" by Mrs. V*nco. Douglass were well rendered iaxt term, la making good headway ago of my inleirtion to /csign, to in Mexico to' teach an agreement and costa of advertising have riot heaven. and well received. in Ms canvass tb secure this impor­ tako effect July 1, but circumstances among themselves, thus obtaining a been paid tile sale is made at fhc He was just 37 years of' age and After' the Smuggleman had been tant position.. H? has-been In v*ri>- arose which made it advisable to Mcxiesn solution of the Afexiran next legal sate day, which <fs the easy living s6emed to be too'm uch caught with the goods by the Fairy ow pections^ef I h e . state recently postpone such action for the time quesUpn” t • . -• V V first Monday in tho succeeding for him and ho departed this* life Queen' and restored the kidnapped -• Ifi'yhU',; tnarfner. .the ambassador ind gotten in jVrwi^antl touch with being:' My resj^riatjon.. will ■ take month, b e g in n in g s 12:00 o'clock last Monday afternoon. He was the members and upon his .return icftoct at tho pleasure* of tho commls-i revealed thnt the course mediation noon.. The property Is offered for given- darsst burial just outside sf boy* to their mother* xbe entire Home today he found a great mass dorter*,--but not later than April l, bus taken was,in Pro*idnct( Wilson's sale for the faxes and costa of ad­ •the oiometery -to-whlch spot ho had company rendered thé “ Galloping Song," "M y Country'* Flag" and cl mail awaiting him relating to the 1916. I have fixed 'hat final limit mind from the beginning. vertising and sale. If no one bids hauled* many a deceaied resident Dixie" a* a Grand Finale to a very The speech served also aa a defini­ rime topic, so it is believed that for^jlpveral reasons, |ri the first "Cm it Ui.Is bid in by the Tax Col- during his youngeg days. Tie a pity pretty playlet and one that rcflecta tion for the world generally .of the Mr. Lake wilt' \mve HttRj or no place during April »nd May of i jleetor Jor the Stete ol Florida. If that mere people were not m kind trouble in landing the place as he >ycar my time must bn gTyanTTo iffy hitherto unsettled ‘stuAu# of media- two pgrsons are bidding against to the animals ■that have.',served great credit upon the boys and gir\a who took part and thélr ' !rstructorV' vm a universal favorite.'with' jpem- duties, as a member- of the sonata. Mon. Ambassador DaGama' and each other, the bid tho'tame amount them faithfully and ithen their days : ben In the last house from, ail pa4£jt In ih e next pl’n cti-my , private af-. Minister Naon had planned to leave o f troney, as shqwn by the tax ad­ of work arc over place the. dumb Mis* Aaplnwril. The Junior C ivic.Lèagup netted'* . tofllght, but found tnahy details to of the state and as M r Lake is Taira ' need more ^.attention than vertisement,,, but bid to pay said creatures on the pension list and . »h»t ix kpown .as a progressive can giye them in n*tf present posi­ atea rtgo &o'd postponed tjuir depart amount-for a smaller piece of ,und make their leaC' days peeceful and nice sum of money for their work , fn beautifying the d t y end fh e cfill-' m y in te n d * to im*'Until tomorrow. The Washing­ to be taken out of. the southeast Jttll of feed. » Democrat of the latest approved tion. ‘‘Finglly it. dren have not only grine*d valuable. ton government would have pre‘ type, it seems, that he will have fair Bff a candidate for governor in the corner,xjhe bulanco of tho property * >:;;■'rV" Instruction but they art «•»abledaw ~ ferredthit the mediation board-re­ »Hlher and easy sailing to the Cov- primary election of 1916, add I deMore Dangerous Crossings ' rcrauina unincumbered, Should the assist in making Sanford u or* beau-.' ‘ «ted goal. A s.the spcfker for the aire to lje free to devote to the bam- main here whiletyho constitutional ownef wish to redeem the land after Editor. Herald:' r tiful in many way«, ISIS house came from West Flor- palgn as much time as may be nec- lata were urgod to act quickly on the it is sold he can do so by going to The Herald in mehtipnlng rail* invitation already cxtendo4* M* and the.apeakef for the 1918 eaaary. the clerk of th« circuit *court, and road croeainge in the city limit* the The mediator* tonight formally Accident to Her Eye came from north Florida and paying all 'costa,-and taxes, and In other dey overlooked one qf the moat acknowledged the latest note from •Mrs. FlndosCurlett and hor sister. Union Sunday Evening Services * ,1* get!orally conceded that thta tereat qt-the rate of 2$ per cant for dangerous of ojt, the one et the big Gen..Carrantsn The answer expres?Miss Icttohodr ’ of, Geneva * were In • ■r>-'* ■ Beginning next Sunday evening, tints the apeakerahjp should be the first year or fraction thereof, ice plant on First street 'and one fs appreciation for Carranta's friend* tho city Tuesday ••fed consult D r.^ jA , July 6, for tho months of July and fivin to Penuinaular. Florida .as a and 8 par cent »ftar the first year. August, the member* of the. Methr Ijr sentiments toifard peace and fa In caso the property waa sold tq-art that is tnqra extensively traveled Neel. Mlsp” IcrmbOuf, while openmatter of equity and justice. than ,any > th er «treat, ,of the clfy, lp«- a-tysrbf; 1)1neapptes at her home .¡, ' It will be -^Forrest Lake haa been a.resident odist, Presbyterian and Congrega­ cadrteously phrased. individual tha 'aiiivqnt he paid’' out both by the farmem and people had B' nóll. or .pwrtfrie' of the bqx to , 4. made public tomorrow.* of Florida, fof the pipit, twenty tional churchea will unite to' hold is returned UN-him with tha Interest travelling acrou the state. Every The AmevWtaRI delegate® todky rt* strike her gif**«*.breaking'lhara and y*in» and haabce^promlnently ldfeD-f theft: ' evening nevyl«!§; at 7¿3D} In at the above nit«; i f , th* state hid It day. eoma on«> ‘ifa* a T »-rr"r ~ ^ sp f reived word ■ from Washington to *, xendiny »viraalf, partfrie into J^be the Star. It ia wise and good, in ikfied with the vast development in then the Intefeet goee to the on 'Ablavoroealnf as -all the through leave here when they thoughtad. h e /« ; .T^sklnfc a scriooB serloo* 'wound wound snd more ways thin one,' ¡that this that has, taken place, in th e'staU stale. ’At ‘ the .inspiration x>f two trains and th* switch trains use this visable, but they will be the lest to on4 that caused her InUnse path Christian fellowship should thus.be vtfthin th jtfp iriod . For a number yegra a tax deed* may be secured track add ,tho danger Is there *! go. The Huerta delegatee received and auffering,It U r tu be hoped' manifested; it is in harmony with °L years he was owper of the Ice from the clerk, if the land has not Plant and waterwork* of thia dty, the present day spirit of.denomina­ formal inatructlone from their govern been redeemed Ipy the orginal owner, way». Theie w no provision .made that Miss Jcenhour will not suffer jat any time for the protection of the any serious injury to 'th e .ay*, al­ meni giving them fcienory powers to 411 of which he sold last fall to a tional fraternity which is seen 'people who are obliged to cross here though It may be ntwesiitry for her dlactiM internal questions with con«ftporation Qpafattng-1» .various d - over our landj indeed no ecplesi V ONLY THREE CHURCHES ! . In going and coming to town and BtitUtiOti&lijtS, to consult, a specialist *t Baltimore tical organisation lAgaa-by/ko tfolng. y ltl Florid*. In 1911 he was back and 'earn«' time there will be If the in ju r / develops into some­ v’ / A ministers ' of.' thfac Hiuro^pa twcUd as a member of the bouse, a Of SeafoVd W IB 'flsrc Union Sersotye very seriotfr,‘accidents at . this thing more serious. ' will unite In conductipg th‘ *** fe-elacted In 1913 and has just -.»Icee In Ihe Siar Theeler The.com m ittee in charge of the crowing. With the increased nutn each one taking turns*’ While hire in b«a relumed as a mejnber of tj^r , ^ ..'..Only three Sanford churches will i oxpieae their cordisi Ilannea Sells Oat " by his'constituency without preaching. The following program fo'jty who contributed In-any have union services in the Star Thfc* ’’. W , Z. Haymen. who ha* been few the preaching of the atrtmari wlf} tton. '. This n u to' the ‘lUceesfl bf. the'oper- ater m announced In the, paper of something. _ operating'.k turpentine s d i i 'et Oebe followed for July:; ■* T The mistake was mad« teet the.people; . ' 1 db ’ hbt wish to teen for thq past three yearn ha* òtta. To the merrhnpta whd _ • ’ ,t4dm July 6— Rev.rF. P. foibmi legislature and the L tbeir ads; t o . Thefor It* gffi- in the announcement1 that tho Holy place any hardship ori‘ the.Tollrdad Sold his enUr* holdings at that place' M has served, on many important > July li-U e V 1- F, K. Steinmeyer. Cross Pariah would join in'the union and h*Y0 nothipg.io s u g g e s t - t h o to Ivey L Co., who in the future miUeea during h is ' incumbency *1 July 49— It«*. 'Smith Dsrdin, Ipr<- ertjns ^drefîislojt: r to vfi&T owners' of, services but they will cOntlm#.. to way"4jfs ggt«l'.‘jQi.'igVVratehgnfB-' hut •ill operate the «till, Mr. Hoyman mitcnineAflii tire ‘pkrqdo and (9 -a him an insight into preUmin- aiding Elder of M.r E. Mjpjld^iair thtk-«nK U^f. flagraed o r La Undecided where he will the «ihiiifren w h o -g a v e ' |heir time July 96— R«v. FL D* Brownie«* » ■ffaira ttltu a Ilf of great value some pf tbe^ WB^loytieia^'dh* com­ but ti investigating ««versi pisce*- In ' * at the chof “ " M ïfaO 'ï du* the hous*. and* pany would he fellpwml .by .tljelr cip.‘In leadhere . HU mtny “ through the superiors to ^pay abthc slight atten­ will I« looked I to los« I ho ... |ou« tVJ Wight tion to vehicles ,at the crossing* it Zack Ho t<r pi - - •'*$?$. ¡Would leased D m*.-danger. , ut. Mrs 1 sli,o| w ' ■ ' ÎR. CO-' a* INFORMATION A MILLION MORE ! THAN ESTIMATED SAYS STATEMENT MADE THIS WEEK larger acreage WILL BE PLANTED ‘ ' ■l t i Liti EKt ' V ■ ifl **" % no 9R �W i-w y ii’ f l l H f f l l f i ’ i f f • k5 1 T '■y ■'*-rfjMft-qîê-P BUNCH 0 F,j n x e r b 8 t i n <; i t e m s f r o m c o b h e £ p DENTS— EVENTS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIËN REPORTERS CQVER TERRITORY FÖR HERALD - MOORES STATION GENEVA ITEMS m \ k -d * 7? Misa Thu»« Turbel h u returned h o p e «iter a plsaisnt \l«lt to Dayton«. _ Mrs. Holly Do«no returned to her home in Miami last Saturday. M l« Mae- Prevatt* 1« visiting rela-tlvea and friend« in Bad Gallia. Miaa Jimmie Laing and brother, Joer of Sanford visited their aunt, M n. W. D. Ballard lait week- ) The Mixaaa Flynt, who have had the Geneva House In charge this left Jast Thursday on a plea*- UtAi Ravi Joel Siisrtx on Lake Champlain for th e , month of July. Mr. and Sirs. Alex Mar»hall of Cameron City were all day nue»ta Sunday Of the Ellsworth» of Beardall avenue. Ml** Alleen Minnick’s friends will be pleaied to know phf will be as­ sistant liutructor of domestic «dance at Southland College, "'now belngl moved from Gainesville to St. Pe­ tersburg and ta-spen this fall, Forsyth, Ga. They expect to re­ turn In lim e to opap the hotel for thar fall patronage. They were ac­ companied by their niece, Miaa Kate train on Wednesday. They expect Flynt. ,, , ,.* Mr. and Mr«. Homer Nicholson to remain eeveral weeks to enjoy have been »ick for several, day«, the fishing a id bathing. «' }ir. and Mrs. Hudson of Cam­ though Mr. Nicholson U somewhat eron Villa avenue have m oved ’ to Unproved. North Carolina to care for hU 5 Roy THU« of Sanford visited hla father. grandmother, Mr*. G. R. Nicholson ‘ 0uah Haaty left last week for last Wednesday. Dr. Harrold Pattlahall of T**P°n Charlotte, N. C.. for a rialt. Springs la «pending a few days pleaa- Hasty want to the tame place this week. antly with his parents. » Mrs. J. F. McClelland and little Mr. Henry Buriy and wife left sons are at Ft. Christmas visiting last week for a visit to their former 1er parents. JBu £<. home In New Jersey. During the heavy «how<|jg%ftHb¿ Mr. Allison, who Hvee near Ge­ , c o & fe ftfi. neva ii certainly a capital potato Friday grower. From a little leas than 2 K j onda of ashes «re,be­ acres he gathered 140 barrels of tha end stored at Sêmfinest Irish potatoes .that have evak been sewn in Geneva. He founo ready sale for them at a good prfre. The fill across the river Is baftlg OVIEDO OCtURRENCES put In good condition now and it is sincerely hoped that there will be no more trouble in getting to SapMiss Elisabeth Stone* left Wed­ ford. nesday , for Daytona to visit rela­ 1 The question of a new seven tives. From there she will go to thousand dollar school house is oc^ Lake City to the B. Y. P. U. State cupylng the minds of our dtiaaog Encampment.. just now, pro and con. Mrs. W. H. Steinmeyer and daugh Canning vegetables Is becoming ter, Mias Maud Steinmeyer bt La ke­ quite popular in Geneva this sum­ nnel are visiting relatives here. mer; several hundred cans of beans, - The young people had a chicken tomatoes and other things have been pillau at Lake Charm on Thursday saved from thé summer crop#. Homo night. Everyone seemed to enjoy hand packed eatables will be on the themselves very much. market soon. The Sanford Telephone Company - Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wicks enter­ are busy installing phones in the tained last Wednesday evening in majority of the homes in Oviedo, honor of Miss Dougherty of Abbe­ which will be quite an advancement ville, Ga. Their pretty home waa and service .to the town asd hope tastily decorated, the color scheme to have them ready, for service by being white and pink. The punch Monday. bowl, which was in a bower of green A party constating -of Mrs. J. B. vines was presided over by Misses Joned and children, her -father, Addle Greshsm and Barbara Mc­ mother and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Lain, both of whom were dressed in White with pink trimmings. Each guest "had been requested to bring a package containing something he or ■ho wlabed to dispose of; the pack­ ages were al) numbered, correspond­ ing numbers being put into >a box and each jienion drew a number and the package bearing that num­ ber was opened by the Individual; discarded things of every descrip* tion were on display and much fun waa enjoyed over them. The guests demon peat enjoyed a game of state abbre­ viations which caused the majority to think hard for awhttfe. ■ Mr. Reed non of Palatka wars united is holy Dooley and Miaa Irene' Pettra made matrimony by Rev. H ope'of Oviedo. highest score. A huge spider web The bride wore a very stylish suit fiad been prepared’of white and pink of blue.-'ratine. Refreshments were strings, the girls taking the (pihk scryed Immediately .after the cere­ and the boy» taking the .white qnea mony and the happy pair left-on the a n d 'each.'following to the^rtid,' at 11:30 train for Chattanooga, Tens.,, which was found a mjAsage telling thence to A'aheville, N. C. After what- the' findyr must do. Pro­ their return they will be at home in gressive anagrams was next enjoyed, .Palatka. Mbs Daniel has many highest »core being made by three,' friends bt-Geneva- a»; well a» else­ Misses-.Geiger and Dougherty a»d where wKo will mb» her greatly In Frank Sutton. Refreshments were ■octal circles. Mr. Brannon la a then serked consisting of white and young* man of sterling worth and is pink crepm and cake bearing out certainly to be congratulated on lb * ■ color scheme. The guest of winning the fair bride. Thoee pres­ honor wore a blue silk crepe de ent were M n. J. W. Flynt, MUaea chine with slippers to match. Tboaa Irene Peters, Lydia Geiger. Kato present were.Mlaaet Bobble Nichol­ Flynt and NelUe Geiger. son, Addle Gresham, Irene Peters, Thuaa Tar bell, 'Margie KUbee, Ra­ mona McLa|n, Marie Daniel, Lydia Geiger, Pgari KUbee, Emma Pjoctor. Barbara McLain, Nellie Geiger, Ruth Prqctor,. Ruth Geiger. Messrs. A. B. f)oaue, ,R e «d . Dqolev, Ertla, Borne very reroafkable nwulu «re be­ Fred Ballard,' Gordon jflynt. Frank ing obtained by treating «tomach,, liver - KuttOn, Edwin ' Raulfnd'o, WllllaUi and intestinal troublée with pure veg­ Kilbeci Tommy McLalu. Fred Pre- etable oils, when exerting a cleansing, and purifyfng action upon the ’ yatt, Claud dpfiee, Duckhardt, Hor- soothing lower bowels, remo vi nj ract Raulenoq, Harvey Geiger, Rob- of poisonous fecal mat 7/ ! arte Hill, Cerll Raulerson. Mr. and preventing their al*orption by the blood. Mrs. H. Y. Tarbel, Mr. and Mrs. This done the food Is allowed free pas­ from the atomach, fermentation Wade Hauloraon, Mr. and Mrs. C. W sage cease* and stomach troubles quickly dia> Culpepper. Mr. and Mm. W. L. 6 * if and.. Mr. and Mrs. David Grorgp H- Mayr. for twenty yean a Speer. During tha evening the leading Chicago drutvist, cured himself and many ofhbi frifnilk of stoma#!, liver guest« were invited to a picnic oh and intestinal troubles of years' »land­ Lake Harney for Thursday after­ ing by .this treatment, and ao successful noon,. and evening gtv*A. lrr Mis* was the remedy his devised that it has Dougherty’s horny by Mr. and Mrf. since been placed in the hsnda of drug­ David Speer. ' Reside« * the - one* gists all over the counter.-who hair« sold thousands of bottjes. - »•». above'm entlonej Mr. and Mr«. W.D Though absolutely harmless, the ef­ Adams, Mr, end Mr». C.. A --R au- fect of the medicine is sufficient'to con­ ’ lemon,. Mr, and M n , A- W. Davie, vince any one of iU remarkable cflccend within 24 hours the suf­ Mr. and Mrs. P. L. ChambUsa. Er­ tivenesa, ferer feel» like a new person. Mayr'a nest Flynt, Mr. Donovan and Fern Wonderful Stomach Remedy U now sold Tarbel attended. . here by L. R. Philips ft Co. (Adv|.) . 4 Ot> J«H Wednesday morning at the pretty home oi t f » bride, Mias Mabel Denial end Mr. Arthu,- Bran- THE WANT ADS P , ;■ J E j E M U r s J | m ' i H ‘ r E R 1 ____ 1 tr\ • ffP S r ^ . ‘ v - EXTRAORDINARY DAROAI ANTICIPATE YOUR FURNITURE WANTS IF YOU KNOW OF ANYTHING YOU votes 3000 - WANTED I EXTRA With feaeh Dress Pattern oi Ratine, 29c, reduced to 19c per yd. Beautiful whjtb ground with pink, light, blue, tan and black stripes. Regular price waa 29c, for.' *| f t ~ M on day reduced to KITCHEN SAFES iome Table embodies that goes to make up luty, and at- the same ooking the necessity o f $5.50 Safe for $3.$9. Made s i» , wire front, dodrf, » 4 special for next week.. Oak Center Table 89c This Table U solid oak, 16 inch \ uare tup, with under shelf. Just the 1 ble for hall, small room or that va1cant corner, . A Regular $3.00 Rocker le at $5.50, to go 6th at ¿ 9 q q - - - - - •tp O .a /O mondât ja. m (UaJtJ $ffc.75 Oak Dresser $11.98 D ir d u u iu i ¿ r iiu iu g a u / jl/ i c o o u i Genuine oak, highly finished, \teu worth $25.00, large size mirror, special only,.;... • EXTRA $27.50 Mahogany Wash Stand $18.98 This Wash Stand has large mirror. ‘V A Wash stand with French mirror bespeaks high tone arid classiness with: . in itself, doesn’t it? For only $18.98. 9 A. M. Monday jp § Standing of Candidates Up to 6 ÜjMÜfflfflW.W P. M., Wednesday, July 1st Miss Maud Cameron.,. Mr«. W. W. Fry. , . ........ Mrs. C, L, Goodhue.. Mrs. I, D. Hart.. I .. Misa Anni J. Howard. , Miss Grace Hawkins. Mrs. R^AL Sheafcr----M ica A t u Hanford 60Ó.G50 Sanford Hanford. Hanford. .Sanford. Sanford. Proctor. . Ml*« J P c n T a t e ..... Misa Mamie RojraL . . . Mini ' ClareiC Hand. .. M M Beulah Hutchinson . .Osteen Sorrento .Hanford . Sanford 132,300 5.900 159.800 169,noo Sanford Miaa Junle Stumon.. . . . . . .SaAford .SaAford.. . . . . . . . 34,400 Mrs. J. B. Ailkln*................Sorrento............. Sorrento. . . 17,500 Mre. D. R,Brinson.. . . ; .*. . .Sanford.; .. . ----- 11,500 Mrs.C. A. O w e n «.,,........... S a n fo rd ..* .,---- 19,250 Mias Julia Hodge«. ..........Sanford.............. .425,950 CANVASSING FOR VOTES IN THE STORE IS PROHIBITED AFTER JULY FIRST. The above table shows the exact standing of each and every candidate. No votes are held back. Every vote is­ sued since the beginning of this contest will be void1'after July 1st.. So you see the can­ didates cannot deceive one another for more than one month at a time. M E N 'S SECTION ■ ,r; “ v- • • . . White Overalls, Union made and good quality, for Monday afc Q Q , i .only*+-*«-*-*«**-*»******#«***•><Xi»*'**r* * V i Spocial! P § f It$ f Shareton style, large French beveled mirror. This Dresser is chpap at $85700, but when you have an oppor­ tunity to buy it for $23.98 that's going some in real bargains. * y>. ^lo88 doors, and an -excellent value a t Inch Oak: C en ter T a b le $1.89 See Window . . J . i litiful oak center Table, 24 square, flaring turned legB, with elf, worth lots Our entire stock Of Hammocks this season consists of the Palmer line, which is the best made Hammock on the market at the price. We haye a few left at the following prices; $1.19, $1.69, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 £ Q Q Q 9 A M. . . This round top oak cenici Table is a beautiful table and worth twee the price we ask for it, t i /Í Q HAMMOCK SPECIALS So each ilm ts going some, isn't iL This U our number, 90 Kitchen Safes, with double Round Top Oak Table $1.49 These are beautiful Rockers that sold regularly at $5.00 and $6.00, -m genuine Mainland wil- ( a n f t O 18 X 36 Inch matting rugs, STORE ny Dressing Table 16.98 $6.00 WILLOW ROCKERS $3.98 . ,. f u r n i t u r e is in o u r durability, * VIO-OO Bird a , I^-e Maple' Center T w Ia 1 willow woven basket bottom, Also willow woven flanged top and willow legs. This Table is cheap at $ 10 .0 Q, during special furniture days thesis Tables are going m /J Q f t at only.......... „ ......... . eJ>0 « O a / Special Iff LND REALIZE THEM WHILE PRICES ARE LOW IN -TUE FURNITURE LINE» HERE IT IS THAT COULD BE e v e r y t h in g W ANTS W ANT ‘ t -*■ i * W H O LE W EEK ' _. . ¿w#B ere I» Good News y For Stomach Victims M k V u ü i I . B k •1 * EXTRA VOTES Watch this advertisement each and ev­ ery week for ¡¿pun which -there ,are extra votes given ana„in that way you can gather several thousand extra, vote* each week. Last Monday, June .29th, several can­ didates purchased beautiful- parasols upon which, besides getting 5,0(Ki extra votes they got a reduction of one-third in the price of (hi* parasol. THIS WEEK You Will find elsewfiere in this Ad. a.re­ duction madeion all Ice Cretan Freezers and an additional 5,000 Votes FRKEL supplied witHlfils particular Shoe, as it is. However, we have just received another big shipment hf Baby DolLs, like illustration, the price fl>1 A O is only____ _____ tpJLac/O 1** " -mi i*- ,» - The present trend of fashions and the ever changing fads make it abso­ lutely essential that a woman—to be well dressed must not by any means overlook her outlay of Shoes. To be well dressed you jnust be well shod. Vifi- carry Shoes suitable to all func­ tions or any, occasion. 3,000 V O T E S EXTRA WITH EVERT 5, 4 OR 7 TARO DRESS PATTERN . 29c Ratine reduced to <19<V‘ white ground, pink, light blue, tan and black stripes we will givu, 3,000 e x t r a votes with each dress pattern sold of this Ratine. j Summer Sflks—Rcgular .39c Silte reduced to-29c, .'this is a real nice pick up. • Come ih and give them the once over. $1.25 DRESS SHIRTS*T9c : That ever Extra special values in thesrf Sliirta, ‘ *. • , ALSO odd sizes, 14, 16 and 17, regular price $1.00 ’ add .$1.25,' Monday ■1 + Q • . / You Wii)^ find-advertised Ratise, reduced while they last, only w’w V'»»** »■■* ^ bLf from 2Qc to 19c, ana 3,000 extra votes given with ouCh drais pattern-’ Ybu nht* ori!yn&hv^ »5.«» STETSON H*TO « 1 * 8 Jno. B. Stetson‘ quality N o .1 , .Co­ ÿour "while ‘ lumbia and other popular d* Q f t Q week in íookír shapes, in black and Jan $ . 0 , ^ 0 ^In^umJor ore if* to-do to win onè of these Gold Wa .Jttily Igt until tiré contest elewes. Not an or more �’ Ann Tnnrn ___ ’ WEST if*’ • "r :Ir _ - J i VIRGINIA' ' kr Jt _ JOINS DRY COLUMN* * — another st a t e g o e s ,, p r o h ib it io n by- t h e , LARGEST RtXJORITY KNOWN • charleston, W. Va.. July 3.— State from one to sit months. vide prohibition of the liquor busi- « ‘‘ The enactment of the J P Q M ib „cea In West Virginia becomes ef- Kenyon law by copgreaa will be of * ^ tiv r midnight tonight. It bring» considerable assistance in enforcing ■tj,e total number of states In the the prohibitloh awl in thla state," he ttrohlhitlon column up to nine. • continued: ** .With West Virginia added, the f,Pne of the benefits or the federal •f„t will be: Georgia, Kansar, Maine, act is that records o f interstate ship­ Mississippi, North Carolina, -North ments of liquors may bo required, •J Dakota. Oklahoma, Tennessee, West and therefore every railroad, ‘ ex­ Virginia. These nine atates of total press company and any kirtd of prohibition territory, plus the local transportation company including „«.license .area, mako up 2,132,720 ateamboata and vessels carrying gquarc miles In which '48,029,750 freight or express either from another persons or nearly 60 por cent of the atate into oura, or from one paçt of eountfy'a population live' accodrlng our state to another part must obey to the latest .figures of the prohibi­ tho laws of this atate respecting tion leaden. liquors. Every one of the transpor­ The 92,000 mkjority with which tation com. »nies will be required the people of Went Virginia accepted to keep special records at the point the “ dry" proposition was relatively of delivery showing the receipt of the largest everiflven by any state. liquors, thé kind and quantity, to Jti was approximately two to one for whom consigned, when delivered, “jTutewide suppression of the- liquor and tha consignee must sign In pernosinesa. l l was a surprise even to aon for tho shipment. The* Webbthe prohibition forces', who were In* Kenyon* act vesta the right to endebited largely to the determined foroe these provision! of t the law gland which many of the large em­ and regulation thereunder against ployes took in favor o f their cause. interstate carrier». Non® of th* The state has » population of 1,221,- carriers -will' be permitted ttf -TW 119 by the census of 19io. ceive consignments of liquor to any , The mandate of the legislature, point where there is n or a regularly embodied in the Yost bill, for the employed ' agent to keep such rec­ enforcement of the new law, begin­ ords, and have.them open for in­ ning July 1, departs In many re- spection at all times. ipccU from the methods hitherto “ The man who Is engaged in tha tried along this UBp. The chiflf fea­ steamboat business upon our watenl, tures center about the creation of o interstate or intrastate, must keep commlssidhv prohibition, whose these records and will not bo per­ psrliruisfJYosjrtea»* i t , will be to aeo mitted to deliver* any liquors or that b y y & i f i .;'^ue?<Uy midnight mako sale of any liquors upqn board some 1,2(jfo’ 1i^udLselling places shall this vessel while in our waters. be punished by Jaw if they koep , “ Thla brings us to the question of liquor for sale. how far One may get liquors for The new office of commissioner of another.. In tho first place if one prohibition automatically falls to acts as the agent If the seller, he is ' St3te Tax Commissioner Fred O. guilty of selllnt. If dne sets as I Blue of this 'city, who has beet agent of the purchaser he is guill spending several months in. prepar of selling. In other words If on* »tit,n for strict enforcement of the occasion to go to some point 8*w law. out of the state, and a friend hands To save the state the time and him a dollar and request that he «apsnse of taking violations before purchase for him a quart of wjhisstate courts, he has been urging key, and he doea it and delivers U municipal ordinances governing the to him, he is jtuilty of making the violations, thus permitting the cases sale, and )>y the act is guilty of to be brought before the local courts. making it, not where he purchased In an effort to Instruct the people it but where he delivered it in the as to the provisions of the new law, state. Again the representatives of who sell liquor cannot come Commissioner Blue has tlto into the state to aoUdt verbally, by lecturing throughout the state latter, circular or otherwise. There f “ In other states," says is only one or two way» that a d tl"where prohibition has bedn adopted, sen of this state may bring liquors oae of the forces that has had to be into it; he niayujion his own initia­ contended with has been the drug tive order it, and have it sent to store. The Yest bill will regulate himaqjf by common carrier, fr his this feature. Druggists may. ed! slpersonal use, and not for any illegal eohol only t© persona not addicted purpose, or he may go and get it. to lu use ujjbn prescription of a rep­ But in either event he cannot bring eatable physician, who has exam­ it here for unlawful purpose*. If he ined the person and. in detail: set orders it shipped by common car­ forth in the prescription the persons rier a record ia made, open to inspec­ for the u»e of alcohol. The gov­ tion; if he goes after it and brings it erning bodies of .druggist* have ap­ With him, intending to use for unproved of this pliin. For scientific lawful purposes, he may be arrested Or mechanical purpose*, alcohol will dud the liquor aekeiL ao soon aa he -h e »old only after mftdavit a* to it* intended uses, and Uniform records «1 all aucjjt'Saleg wllF-be kept to be Inspected ^npriodically by those in '■■charge o l ^ ^ e .jeniorSeriifnt of the ira cc T fami it Motet law. No druggist, however, can K l I L b o o k let •ell In any fo r a *rhisk*y,,', hnihd^ ale or any beverage of an^ntoilcating nature. “ The Yost bill alao undertakes to do away with the «Junking cjuljs, which have been' the sources of* so much trouble in oth^r atate»,’ 1 he Add. It provide* that >n y person ••’directly or Indirectly aaodated in •keeping aueh a club hop»« or other place where liquor,-la .kept for. gift, harter or balp,"ahnil Jig punishable ^fpon 'cbnvliftloh !by jt fine 'of -fropt 910(S to, *500; ^h4 by Imprisonment Ten million miles of. iwlvcrtisin g . A half m illion Fords, . ^ ' averaging twenty miles' a qaj^, • * circle the \Vord fDur hundred p Sij. times every twenty four hours; : ca r w a sn 't rig h t this tre•'•it i v. -i out ot business, is its own best salcgfp an. A. demonstration is., a. Fdatiria-^taJfc yours today; ef iW r.V i, . . ON YOUR STREET ALONE, if all the who need Hodeiers enroll in this Hooaier plan tomorrow, this sale will ,be olosed before night. The number io striotly limited. Our output won't go around Delay now may mean several months' wait, ACT NOV and you oar* use your Hopsier ÂT ONOE during HOT weather, when you nei?d ii it most most.THE HOOSfER UFO. 00., New Castle, Ind. Read about these conveniences that made the H00SIER neces■ L -.~i Sü tho upper left door—»newer* the eternal problem: "What «hall tf* bava (or dlnneri" “ ( 2 \ The Coo^-book Holder on.the midtipper door hold» your.cook book securely when not In uee. When you are booking) »Imply open up the book to the'proper page behind the holder. It la on a Jevel with your eyt, always Hean, nover ili (he way. ■ Therelure40 ipecitl convenience« in the NEW HOOSIER- J7 ire entirely NEW. Ur;-: : ¿ imij ¿ j v .A ï /Q \ The Hooeier Metal Flour Bln hold* W / fifty pound». It Is tow Vnd easy to fill. The alidlng glaaa front enable» yon to clean the entire bln easily. The in* •Ido I* entirely of metal, with no corner» to hold flour. Pint flour in ia atwayi The Mew Shaker Flour Sifter ie * the moit wonderful of all the new lloosler Invention.*, ft la tba only flour' alitar ever made on a kitchen cabinet that ■hakes flour through inatead of grinding It through. It cannot tvtar out and cam* not grind through any grit or foreign substance that might be in the flour. * A i Ji Ulv -r-iU * e r- Of a p is s iL iÄ — u sa the factory prevail» strictly. [e of canned I find this a "emergency trips to the Um f Ioo si er s not delighted with year Booster. act uatckljr-Mo own thia wondarful Hoosler 'I hl« it ÿoiJr òpportunltF^-lf d, you may search the whole world and find on the p?o»t liberal 0 labor In'your kitchen as this new Hoosler. nothing that will save you eo m of convenience. It cemhine* three White Beauty la a woe JJ work table and package pantry In’ 'one spot to you can alt down at work and save mil*, of «tope. You have places before you for400 articles, all at your finger«1end». You »f ve most of the weary hour« other women spend (p thelriftchens. a se lleotltr^s» tbece term* 1» the greatest kitchen ««blast bargain you have ever seen. The few we have wilt be-eold In no time at all. Only those women who grasp this opportunity tomorrow can be sure of gettiog one of these cabinets on the liberal Hoo«ier plan. TOMORROWYOU may examine til the Dew feature*. ?You incur no • Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenu» No More Room. . . y 'Q u its Bo. t ■ . «V A motoring gentleman smashed Olbbe—“Some people expect tmpoe* through * fence at right angles Into a ■IblUUe*. I tell you. In order to raise farmyard, and then went crashing Into things you've got to sow." Dihba— the.pfg-aty1 In thk yard was a man 'That's true! And yet It’s the fellow ■awing wood who had a great dislike wtKTBUIbwn tb# wlnd' who Is often- of motoring. B e watobed-'tho scene set unable to raU* It" with cool irritation, and then cried out! "IU, hi, ye blind fool. Comp out Tourists In the Dsssrt. of thatlF; Don't yé ace the plgety I* “ What la -that %sm o)ter “Indians ftfli already f algnaflng.” aT wish we could reply to them; but w* beve no woo«!.“ “ Call P í o h ln f l Í T i f Wealthy. / Algy- ' I think wo can make « smudge (had how ybu are rich, with ode of hla Turkish dgerettea.“ :, npre lntereat In your anfrtend. “ Yea; , Hsrd-W*rk*4',Klng,. tc whether *»«tt j„ i t think o f those three hard-, kings In .Berlin who aro all ie having to to meet" tIhe demands o f the lyuna. • We Qo Toe Fast.1 Pleasure t. a laggard, which Yf w* would sometimes atop In our Imagt” H of it, would catch up -* <e , ■— — ■■ Japan’ s CtecMc Moto Urna *0d*400Aorae powgr ,U oh tgtñod^aé Japan's wíftsf «su m a h f 1U hydro-slectrio plants; ’ *'• i ' rÂV\f. of ......* r*Um Äesart,., ;V- Clerk—- '! can't actí this silk at M l sir. A* soon as I toll tha prtce ttDny m ’dt la hot worth It." Floor Walker get rid ot U eou»■up a dollar a yard It on the. bargain ooqn- « • National • iVaaltly *M Ò S In C l u b » Of.wbj¿í).w«í Have a «treat,' It crop« out In our talk, Every tiiric Wc «peak. ASÉ* Special Offer Until this vesr CoL'wr'i hi» beva Midst J5.50. No*», ths prie» i» *2.50 snd w» h«*« secateti a cuncessio n t*herei cart offer it atlir futther in con- ’ J i ---------withr tjk|. (l> . , „ publication: » " -y u w ■. ’ .V, 1 to Our Rito mitin« Hie «r f » I dtraixid litr VfliÑf we are about our bread, . >, •*-. *. i Our pit«, our bun«, our cake, About the cleäüHnei« of >i/t , ? «liòp !i• •And cYdcytHinf we‘ i the iftfl ^ntaci^oor 1C « in one rerfwAU "«'*«. rt\ 3 «sa: — i ffii I <i' \ . . * : ^3 . I» OUR WINDOW DISPLAY b fi 03 «il vl vûüî oa ai __. The mid-*ummcr sale termi are ■■ » . ' X V’ - +. «'«a -{' Ï * KrfcIRM �m •- - r» r ^ - _L_ ^ 0 * PAGE FOUR r,rBTi • WJS8-W t< .- > . •■ ••: . •*•' »" >.rt ♦• ---------. ■’ ■ »■■■" ■■ ---TT--- SA :W»I cracker. , , LOOK OUT YOU SPEEDERS’ With us the Jnnocent little fire­ -The officials of Volusia pounty will cracker Is giving'place to a "giant ba on the look outfor the speed f C**rr T\-ad«r M i 'rm n Ifcm»«« Br bugs going through to thfe beach cracker," ahd the toy piatol la re­ HIE HERALD PRINTING COIHMNY and the following warning appears placed with blank cartridges and a H. J. MOI L V. CdlUr aure enough pistol, with the I-didn’ tin the, DeLand Newa: W. M HAYNES l l o » l n « » » M w i l t r On July 3, 4 and 5, between 200 know-lt-was-loaded story set in *l«rtrotype. i. barristi*« t rt*«, $2.00 a Yaar la AdVarar and 400 autos from Seminole, Oh t ■ Do not blsme tho children for ange. Osceola, Lake and other South D*Jl*«r*a lo th* dtp bv c*rn«r St OOp« »rer In Florida counties will pass through these things. If wc prohibited. the equipm ent odYOJKo Of XOe D*r month. your county, over your roads, to sale of useless explosive», there P i n m u In adiiM* a w l •>* »*>• ■« «Qer. and from-your beaches. It U with­ would be none sold. Men drink P.atoma at t«otad-data mali manu Andati Stad in your power to make this passing whiakey in silence, but the bomb : ISO«, at Iba PotlaAoa al Saaíord. ITwU* a pleasure, sane drivers— or, t o ' per­ advertises its own futility. andar Art of March 3rd. ISTI ^Jow that a-wgVe of prohibition is mit the trip to become a nightmare The people of your county have sweeping ov*r the land, let us pro­ Talarbooa N a .lA Í OMoa la Harold I taxed themselves several hundred hibit disgrace for which no argument thousand dollars to build shell roads can be made. The Sanford Herald always en- for the use of sane people* and these Do not blame the children—it la d eavor» to be correct. Editor II ol- people are entitled to sane conduct the full grown men and .womon ! y stated the loaa at Ute Are In Salem over these roads. who set the example. These city la s t week was J$0,000,009. If there lawyers, preachers, railroad' officials, I t js your duty to see that people H ii bad been 'thirty cent«, more The In your county get what, thoy are store keepers, college professors and Herald would have aaid »0.— Palm entitled to bankera who go to the - country on Beach Post. The people of your county have July 4 and desecrate the day— they never taxed themselves for the <on- are the people to blame! They have . ------------------ := g « a a i 7 !a C T E n i n a S structidn of automobile speedways. educated.our children to think that Every paper In DeSoto county and The Board o! County Commis­ noise stands for. love of' country, 1n the entire ¿tat* In fact ihould agi­ si oners’1have set tilde a certain por­ when behind it all. la the lust to SANFORD, FLORIDA tate for a publicity taez of at leaat tion of the beach to be used as a break lose and Indulge' for a day tu t mill. Such a tax would not only speedway on July 4, alone. in savagery-and wallow in the un­ H. E. TOLAR H. R. SIEMENS M. ML S M IT H be a boom lor .the publishers who .... . You, Mr. Solicitor, and you, Mr. usual. Cashier ’ V ice-E viden t - 5- President ^ are using hundreds of dollars worth Sheriff, have it within your power I (reckon we really haven't irtopped of apace annually In boosting their to guarantee to the sane people to think-about It— that is «11. So sections and receiving no compensa­ passing over our roads, safe conduct. much npise jhas been made that we tion therefor, but would be the If you should And It necessary to couldn't, hear ourselves think. Thbh, means of attracting new settlere. fill the Volusia county Jail with we are such a busy people! There ie no other medium that ap­ speed-maniacs, you will have the But let us get together and boy­ peals to thoee interested in Florida most hearty approval of the vest cott the cracker, explaining the mat­ Affection Among Birds. Doubtful of Ood*e Power. Other* Victims of Hard Luck* ftam much aa does a newspaper,^ the ter to our boys and girls— they will Of all the birds be had atodied, said “Out of Um ‘ £M>utb of babes” fre­ people* of your county. Most of us get what we d m m /l section they have fn view.—Z oifo If you permit your beat dtixens, understand. We will .not be rob­ Mre W. Fhrren. In a recent leoture at quently come reproaching, regenorat- only the successful will admit 1L Truth. htnta o f high spiritual ralaa. A your law-abiding, reasonable d ll- bing them of anything. There are t!^» Royal Photographic soci V' girl whose father was vary 111 ~ & ------------------ “ ■ on, none showed (¡onjugal " hundreds of wjrya to hare fun aside zen# ynd visitors to be run off the asked If she bad prayed for his roads, fo be thrown into ditches, to from explosivw. Let us be men and In quite the same t u y « s , thd net TOO FUNNY FOR CO M M EN T {eoofexf. “ No," ah* replied, her loo^AndalUilsydii Hti'sIn. .Whenever have Their property ruined and their women, hot wild savages. nCKxnt eyas wide and solemn. “ I did twb'psVent# relieved each other at tho itThe Tamps Tribune ssya A. J. lives endangered, you will be severe­ Why not protect the children?— neat they-.-djlYarlably crossed their think of it, but then I wondered if Angle had some fun by putting into ly censured; Elbert Hubbard. necks In * ujgm'emary embrace, after it would be any naa. 1 know God's his expense account $7.60 for licking Twenty miles an liour Is a maxi­ which the no'weomkr took up (he du­ biggar V wiser than people, but 1 J. Fred DeBerry. Anglo has vio­ mum safety speed on a shell road— ties of sitting arid the other flew away. didn't know If he could kill germs." lated the Trammell Corrupt Prac­ safe for the driver, for the man in 'T h e brown-back eflChgrona never omit­ tice Act, because the law docs not front of him and for the man be­ ted this affectionate salutation. Speak* Square Foot and Foot Square. allow him nor any other man to use hind him. “ BLUE DARTER- A TERROR TO lng of the famous c|r«( ‘‘heronry*’ in There la no difference .In area be­ money in any such way. Of course,- ’ Fill your Jails, Mr. Officers, if you the same district, Mr. Farr on said that CLICKS AND PROTECTORSthe egret wore Its coveted plumes with tween one square foot and one foot it's Angle; he has money and the find it necessary— but insist on the far more grace than he had ever square, though there may be a differ state machine behind him and he Is rights of the law abiding citizens. seen any lady wear {fcetn. The slaugh­ once in the shape and dimensions of -a b o v e the law. Nothing will !>« done Many Wrongs May Be Laid at the wrff-r ter o f thaa* birds in the nesting les­ the surfaces. For Instance, ono square □ about it, und yet wo have heard so Door of Thte Innocent Appearing THE IM PE N D IN G FOURTH Are read tiy ~tbe‘ people son was pitiable. Frequently the par- fool- may be Inclosed by a circular much said about the virtuo of the Blrt—Haa Given Race of because it give* them opt birds were robbed . of (heir line, a hexagon- a triangle or a reo* A spasm of horror swopt over the corrupt practice act. Rash!— D rtangle. One foot square is an area Hawke Bad* Reputation. newt of absorbing In­ plumes and left to die, while the young country a few years ago when 174 Berry's Arrow. once starved in the nest. The Ameri­ o f fixed form, the four side* being t e r « . People no longer school children were caught in s tiro cana, he was glad to say. were doing oqual and the four angle* all right go looking about for When the "blue darter” darts sev­ trap at Coiiingwood, Otlo, and angles. riling» they want—they eral things happen- Most likely pan­ their best to stop the traffic in osprey DONEGAN FOR PRESIDENT killed. demonium will break loose right away, plumes. go to their newspaper Yet now we aro getting ready to and the farm will bocome the stage While all the state papers are for Information u to Ash Htap for Grandma, destroy or irreparably wound and for one of thla most famous charac­ Bernard Shaw Witticism. guessing about the best man for the A certain little fellow loves his where such things may HE Dr. Stanton Colt of London, who has grandmother dearly. The other day, presidency of the senate in IS 15 injure thousands of children exactly ter’s most melodramatic scenes. In all be found. This method they seem to have lost sight of as we have done once a , year for the -country there ts no other ono been visiting.frli-nds In New York tails hearing her talk, berhaps a bit mourn* •area rime and trouble. thla story on himself: ffcliy, of growing old, the child was Senator Arthur K. Donegan of the several decades. Tho Instruments creature capable of starting so much If you want to bring "At a reception in London a young much troubled. ‘‘Grandma.'' ho ask­ big Nineteenth District comprising i of death are deliberately being pur­ com faction as th is ..innocent-looking your ware* to the often-bird, sometimes called the "blue dab* woman, was persisting- that*. I should ed, hi* baby arms about tho beloved the counties oi Osceola, Orange and chased and placed on sale,for July 4. dca of this community, Last year there were reported in her,” because, as the farm write rfx. danco with her. I ' explained that £ neck, "when you do grit old will mam­ our advertising columns Seminole. Senator Donegan has hadn't danced for years. . ‘Bat,’ »aid plains, he dabs down ‘ from no where ma throw you « i t on the ash beep, served one session in the senate in the large cities' atone, over 300 deaths and takes the prettiest little, yrhltft she, ‘I do so want to aay I'vo danced like the dpea all our old things?" a most satisfactory manner and is from lockjaw, following Injury to chick of all the ben's brood. In'books With tho heed of tho Ethical society in recognized as one of tho big men of b “ ndL a; ’440 ppr#° " 8 l°*1 T ^ this plrato of the air haa the name of -London.' So I consented oq condition ti the state not only in financial af­ 92 children were reported aa having Cooper’s hawk, sciontiflcaliy speaking, that we dance in a room, off to tho j . Wise Johnny Smith. side, where my awkwardness would • fair» bill in politics and number» hi« both ryes blown out by explosives 'Aeclplter Cooper. "Mother, you know the way rao and . . r The truth of that old'farm story not be so.conspicuous. As I was hop-j Johnny Smith play I'm Indian* an* friends by the j\c o tc . He has not on this one day. Hardly a village cam be found in about the - woman who turned otsr ping about persplringly I became <x»n-1 he’s soldiers?” ."Yea, dear; what o f signified bis intention of becoming America where-there are not "harmthe churn on. tbe cat, which Jumped sclous that I was under observation. ,it?" "Well, if I don't lot him lick mo n randldnte for this ‘ position but I looked up. In the doorway stood j every time we "play. He eays 1 aren't should -he »by bis castor into the lias or sightless beings who are liv­ and scratched the dog. which fright­ Bernard Shaw, 'with a smile of dsvll- ‘ patriotic ”— Centun ened the calf and made It run Into ring he will be n power to be rec- ing out lingering deaths, victims of Ish delight. the hire of bees, which all but stung kofled with and The Herald takes this violent way of expressing "p a t­ her hhjbatid to death 'Is thai the . " 'Ah,‘ s g ii 8haw,, Ht’a the ethical t ■'? v Irosi }d<-a.Hiiri- tn the thought that Sen­ riotism. Oslly Thought L ! .whole thing was started by this eemo 'movement’ r perceive.*“ In every city and village care is ator Donegan tOur Senator,) would Hnwayer mesn rour Ufo la moot It I innocent looking bird, He had darted. t w : make a good president of the senate, 1uow being taken to see that The. chickens did a perfectly natural \ U A M T do not not .fauh A n C D A V trid lntl Hvielt: do ihu it and call it A u o f A I lard iinnhsa.—-Thoreáu oven though he should decline to Collingwpod'n disaster shall not oc­ thing in setting up a dlaturbnnea try. i f A 1IN I become a candidate. Senator Don- cur again. So great !■ the feeling leg to cscapo tho dart. And next to egun has also been mentioned as a of shame, remorse and revulsion at the baby'a cry. ths sound tluft travels possible candidate for Governor in Coiiingwood that many families have quickest to the good housewife's ear moved uway from that suburb, and i l her poultry'« 8 . O. fl. . two years hence. Several other wrongs aire laid at there‘ .is an”" effort - bcino^vnade to -X - -O ------ ' • ■ I* « vj HR r|Yf 1 the feel of Accfptter Cooper besides change the name of thir'place. DANCEROU.S CBOSSINGS th6 dead chicken ahd all the attend­ We would iorget the «laughter of 'W v V FRETDERIC H. RAND. President ant evils. He has been thé cause of In the article in Tuesday's Heraiil the innocents. nil tho other hawks getting GEO. 11. FERNALD, Vice-President P.’ R ^ F O ftS fÈ R , Vice President itbmil the -dangerous r.uiroud crusitAr. Coljlngwtmd the ¿rout silence /peaceful, Men A. L. BETTS, Assistant Cuhier B. F. WHITHER, Cashier \ lug* In ilio city limits ol So tifoni w eicam e' to«tbe stricken, children. Almost n shot * * k /h i .' i :i r ntly. $ulfo*iOe&-means Ru'fTositieo.'mBans quick mitvH-d tliu’ croMlng on Finit street i Instantly. rt'lf ve'* 'reputation hU/isms near Burnì’» Biding, but this matter insensibility and'the pass irtg. is .pain­ :)ten utili . Now, t^la b lg j — ì* V? -rb-. fc was culled to oor attention by a less. . îrat fell T heja' were no maimed and. sufcommunication of a West fild efa r|chicken not ,st mt-r who writes u letter to the paper cring wat fhHingwood—death, w.as leat-heart calling attention to this place that merciful. , poe, sparrow* and go! hta appetite for But in this matter of destruction should be investigated by the city -. that a chicken CAPITAL $23.000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS $45,000. roupdl, That wc have a number of of life and property on ^uly 4 we are small wages for dangerous crossings' and that we making active preparation to repeat ■* ESTABLISHED.1807 PSHM.. i have had them for some time is a it with all Its lingering variations. »i ifr BuW the her hawk which fact well known to the people who The tragedies srp -s o v scattered, darter. ' not only are obliged to cross them every day. and, althougTi we know that deaths HM; hut also goes so ipifUtl'ij i ’ j* SANFORD, FLORIDA , There have been b^it few accidents v. ill •sorely *folio**, We nre inwardly u i f r e , being a nftrmed and that, tsimoqrie has' hot liicon praying that it shall nut be our loved ul I IfIni I filter. ri* is the onto that wholly perish. |plter Ve NCfi. Aside /rnm tho liv*» lost and the »he sU.0 pf »H human bodies mutilated, there Is an on. The Ncw Binldiig Syste^ will soon lie annual . ins* from uecident fires in II hawks In Just anir which :ora to allow that It ttoJt}l£ Government adds ne^r.safeguards to I floods have nsvf’c given ¿h* matter America of* about $5,000,000 traced oil people 'pt the "a moment’ s,notice. A' ffSgrnan was able t<i-firework*. - a - M P P LThe ■ money spent4 . . 3anks. r' now'protect those who do their banking ‘with IS ■ IV_13ft n samo ^lutis. . Qua eafnf» I», B.IevV months I44t year, at. iri t ‘h4^ d Tia b d lc g it Invention» i t dlAO n chlokefi thief and Hawk L . . ' ,cmhk *Im^ i i "Myrtle “ qtor ..$6,000,000. $6,0<>i),000. W# pass In^. txir ♦•/this First oUrift I: j *- ‘s ■,* .A ., f * ■' Tiv*tr| k may bo n rlroqut h e • aferikVBut %lnce the remayol- oM h e k fip pv»’ vJjjuiwin but Wfl.let ia 'thi^. Ie publW welfafe, and . 1 -, . passenger Station ’ this has been worst tbirift'Hioy manufanture,, ' that’s ! Just Ithol foct about this bird -, . W.h'iL ha VP we to ■lhostr^for this? family. In fairness to the hawks It te as ,,vi ' and the public has vto pro? nth their enlarged Scope of handling *' T V ‘ '^-wlipn Irojn, the passing-trains and " ,I*U toil "you:. We have' npi»e, dls- should bo remembered that, most of great an advance over the pr f’>Jvw ifcit. hengines. Other. •&tj?s are trartvd nerves, smoke, flrb, sightless them are our efficient friend*. The ufA* {taking' tty; thlr matter - still . the eyes, maimed handi;,- powder-blown two Acclpltera mentioned are the only present system, over'the oldi ^ ...H* AA,. C .'L . 'will bo ferced-^n^put In facet and corpses of little boys and outlaws o f. the family commonly i s . . a n d (logmen In these cities. girls,..And a debt entry in money known over tho Unlthd Statca^ , Bar# your ammunition' for -I t h e f ir s t ' .‘ JSWAhta have -awakened- ths b f- of $10.000,000. bluo darthr” and kl* smaller kina la the Ufa ol oria innocent, Uttle . fldal* of these clth» to-.Ihflr duty man. That’* tho a&vico of thpao who on fn ; Will be the; only member of The Fedi to the'public-and It k.dme-^snfOrd prattling toddler worth •the fun? know tho hawks,', Dh»«rvation and skWhose toddler? ¿W hy, your»! "• iS jg U gited these corfjjtlona. “ ' umtnatlon. hare shown thst ‘all the - í: +* V '- à' ep, .wo shut out tb - Chinese by members of these two tribes aro EopfF . •'Tios been called^tb the :» . ' k. . ,.r. stt^rition djt The Herald several lad. but we welcome their diabolical lessly guilty of the murder of dome* . —- * A* . d'smoke and pay them good tic fowls, game birds, songsters and I*teiy,'kp4 w « have rafraloed no» 4 f —f t; i • % and wo also pay the Lnros other fealhored friend*. L ' '’" .Ir^rn taking' It up because it wog -m True it ts that both the ‘ learned that some of the A. C. L. a m k ^ n a tes a license In biood. • p »‘t y o u r kill a sparrow now arid Tbs Chinese make the»«* things ot^cials were hero inveatigating these way they *o«m*to think crossings. Rinee then they hsve had only to eell*-- mostly to Christianamako up for ths harm they ^ plenty ol time to act and $• usual They say: "W o supply « demand, -K ; ' they have done nothing. They were and if you Uqn’ l wapt them *' forced to protect crossings once end would not-'makk them." can ba forerd to protect them agatH r. ... . . adQ.dpip**“ * THE SANFORD HERALD In its and having every facility for prompt, efficient service, T h e P eop les Bank o f Sanford is well qualified to handle banking business in a manner satis­ factory to all. . A ccou n ts subject to ch eck are solicited. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD i w PIRATE ‘ OF THE AIR Should Contain Your Ad sa» safe- In. 5J E F E D E R A L .. \ mm m . mm iy wher •uld devise -» ‘ - * 1 . t « �Aa TÎÏftfTÀNTOlïTV HEU A H ) IN AND ABOUT THE CITY IJiUe H appcn ln gg-^M cnlloD Of Matters In Brief PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST Mammari Of The FlokUog Binali Talk* Hurclnrliy Arranged For Harried . Herald Reader* C. Ei Lind* left Wednesday for Winter Garden whore ho will sojourn tafor several wffekit The Camp Fire girl* who are at Enterprise for the week are visiting —the eity-several days of the week. Tomato wraps and tomato crates at F. F.. Dutton'a. 78-tf yeast cakes and popcorn at M rs A. Simon*«. 65-tf Freeh FCspt. M. W. Lovell, the eflldont <ity clerk has purchased a home on palmetto avenue and «rill make it MMs future home. * J. A. Harrold Is able to navigate Again, after an Illness of several r'tr«cks at hi* home on Mellonville .avenue. *' The quality and the price da right «n hay and grains at Dutton’s. 78tf Woodland Park open July Fourth. D0-2tc #. Joe DuMont has returned from a trip to Jacksonville where he met , /gany of hla old friends and thor'^jighly , enjoyed his visit. RjAMfhUmhei;,<ff, Sanford people «dll siouirfy in Daytona Beach tomorrow .^to- withes* the automobile races in w h ich 'rfi^ny amateurs «dll■compete from mJtnjr.pf Iho pities of Florida. Cotton seed' meal, shorts, bran at f . F. Dutton's. 78-tf G. W. Crlm, ticket agont at the A. C. L. station returned Monday with hia family from a month’s va­ cation, spent visidnj; friends and relatives in .In d ian a. Notice Horse Owners I have a first d a « expert horse eboer. Give him a trial. 46-tf W. H, Underwood 11. 11. Webb, who haa beep con­ nected with the department store of D. A. Caldwell & Sons has accepted A position with a Arm in Tampa and will make that city hla future home. Mrs. J. a . You dal or Tampa is Sunday at OiiffiTi o f the Hely Croea vialtlng her cqualn, Mrs, Geiger i t Rt. Rev. Cahy^on Mspn, Bishop her home on Palmetto avenue. of 'Southern Flormif-wlU preach and Many good «a le j.o f real estate, administer the holy rite of confirma­ both d {y and country property are tion. Bishop Mann is dne of the ablest recorded this week. divines in the American church, hla Cow peas sold as wanted by quart discourse will amply fopay any ef­ or bushel at C. H. Lefllor’a. 91-2tc fort neeeasry to be present. In ad­ F. A. Stone, a prominent grower dition the service of- the adminis­ of the West- Side' remembered the tration of the historical and npaseditor ,f)t The Herald this morning tollc rite of confirmation -is always most solemn and impressive. with a fine eggplant. Our friends are cordially Invited Mrs. H. H. Stevenson and daugh-* to be present. ter, Margaret of JackaonviUe are '— T r— -------------the gqesta of Mrs. Stevenson’s slater, Sidewalk* Work Start* Mrs. W. M. Haynes. A large force of men are busy I have a first, d a « painter and sign writer. Wo can do your harness re­ filling in and making sidewalks to Sanford Heights. J. E, Terwilliger pairing and auto top work now. has the city contract for this work U-tf W. H. UNDERWOOD. and will be busy there for several .¿ i i s s Frances Gonxalee and brother Weeks. The walks will be con­ Jbe have gone to Greenville. S. C., structed from Tenth street to Hugh­ to visit their aunt, Mm.. Willlitn ey street, which wil^ embrace 'about Neve of that dty, * eight city blocks. This improve­ ment will greatly enhance the value U^iU« Linda Connelly la in Winston of property on Sanford Heights and Salem, N. C., where she will apent now buildings will be erected there the next two months with relatives this fall. Many people would Hke and friend*. to reside on the Heights but the J. J. Garrett of Jacksonville was miserable street and no aidewalk* a visitor to the d ty this week en- h ire- kept them from locating there. route to Sagua la Grande, •Cuba, The walks ^re now being made and where he will be engaged in labor­ the brick street will follow. atory work for the government. Keep Cool at Church Automobile Owners Take Notice! Fans are. to be installed in the Reduced Rates over Concrete First Baptist church at once, and Bridge at Daytona— All small cars already a large Ice cooler is in place. including Ford's with passengers, The services at' the church this round trip 28c. All large can, In­ summer will be made especially at­ cluding', passengers 35c* round trip. tractive and you arcf lnvit*d to at­ • * VOLUSIA G 0?B R ID G E CO. tend. We did not go In with the 83-Frl-13tc U union aervlces because of any pre­ Word ha^ been reedved from Dr. judice but because, we felt that on Chrigt’s sanitarium in Orlando that account of orfi^ building under con­ ahoUld be qiade little Margaret Zachary of Sanford struction, no is improving slowly, though still in our' present tiitltY o f>work. Service* next Sunday, are as fol­ dangerously III. She was operated lows; Sunday school at 9:80, preach­ upon for appendidtis several days in g. "D on ’t Worry” at 11 WO; B, Y. ago. P. U. 6:46; Installation of new ■Henry Stevenson haa returned to B. Y. P. U. officers yrith special fea­ Sanford after spending a month In tures at 7:45. the mountains near Asheville. He Como thou with ua and we will Ja greatly improved in health anil do thee good. his many friends are glad to see him GEORGE H YM A N , Pastor. again. f Mrs. Geo. B. Dickinson sailed last Monday on the Somerset for Baltimore and expects »»visit Wash­ ington, and from there 'will go to Pittsburg to visit her son and fam­ ily. Mrs. Dlckinrfon expect» to be absent until school starts in the early fall. Pepper, eggplant crates at F. F. y'illsa Laura Fish o f Cameroq ave Dutton'a. 78-tf nue, near Sanford ,1s spending the summer ■norih.- ^lias Flih vfUl visit VEd Laps is nursing % game foot, In Atlanta, Knoxville; Tenn, having the misfortune to run coun­ Virginia, Michigan, Connecticut, *nd ter with a passed bat at the last before returning 'In the late fall will ball game. That old habit of bat­ spaqd some; week» in .New York eity. ters throwing the bat after making a bit Is bound to get somebody. Hay, oats, corn, chicken feeds at F. F. Dutton’s. 78-tf The Episcopal rectory haa been greatly Improved by the removal of the fence that formerly enclosed the yard. Bov. Teck expects to mnke a very beautiful yard out of it by, the planting of glass and (lowers, v i f r s . W. ,T. Jamieson and her mother, Mr*, hfeyer* are visiting Mrs. JamivsonV duugMerr.'Mfa/ B. F. Whllner of Oak ayenue. The many. Sanford- friends- of Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson are pleased to learn that they have moved from Tampa to Orlando to make their future Ihome. n =, f-T- *5 * ‘ =- s r- l Preabyferlan Church Sabbath morning will be the tltna for the quarterly communion ser­ vice, and It la hoped that a very, large congregation will be present for that service. The prayer meetings of the ehureh are very encouraging during' thla summer weather, the attendance has b?en unusually finf. The bulletin for Sundlay annM inc« the names of 26 who have united with the church since 'April 1st; 21 of these have been adult* and 18 were on profession of faith. Thla ehureh Is growing more rapidly than any other Presbyterian church In South Flor­ ida. ___ . _______________ The plans for the new church are expected early next weok, whon iftllve work on the new building will be begun. Thla church take* pnrt in the union service» in the' Star" Theater at 8 p.,ml COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE GENERAL CONTRACTING" C ^S S U ; W . and Mrs. Campbclj and two children left Tuesday morning for their home, after visiting with their sister, Mrs. James Wofford. Mrs. C, W: Webb, accompanied by her daughter. Misa Leola and two son», Everett an(l Palmer qf Ft. Florida spent Sunday and Mon­ day at.the home ôf C: M. McLarty. Jesse Bumby, Jr., of Orlando is bare looking after the interest» of the Wcllalden Stuck Company, sit­ uated at Plymouth. >Mlsa. Mattia Walker of Tampa arrived last Monday for her sum­ . 1 mer visit with her aunt, Mrs. RobL Rose and other relatives. She was accompanied as far as Sorrento by bar sijter, Mrs. R. A. Walker'and little daughter, Louise. ■ They spent Sunday night at the Daniel Hotel. Mrs. Walker la vialting in other parts of thé county before coming bare. - ,, J- M. McLarty MtUbarry ar­ rived home Tuesday morning for a rdst and vlait with hla mother, Mrs. M.. A. McLarty. > E. A. Royal left for Georgia,- Vir­ ginia and other states, where he Is travelling for the* Knox Fruit Com­ pany after a feW days visit with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. AJonxo Royal. : Misa Grace 'Padgett of Sanford visited her aunt, Mrs. L. G. Gar­ rett last week:. She left on the 28th for South Candida., where »he will spend the summer. *Mry. B. H. Hagan la staying in Sanford with her Infant daughter, Corinne, who is sick with malarial fever. She is under the care of Dr. T. A, Neal. We are glad to know that »he la. Improving. Warren Royal apent the week end at Winston, Fla. He was greatly impressed with the fine groves and productive farms. M iss« Lottie and Ethel 'Davis Were the guceta of Mrs. W. S. Sher­ man last week. Tho many friends *of Mra. J. W. Fierst are glad to know of*her rapid ■'...... recovery from her recent operation. In ClrtMl C«m Coarl H ix a lk ittdlrlil Clriatl tha 2nd day ot July, A. D. 1914. ■ O r , P tu ld i, In ('k a n t t ff (»•all R, A. D O U dL A M , D. L. Lockhart and L. M , Rouse Jo«8 * nClaa*mkioCal n «nd Lovirk Clark Circuit ■Court, Semino!» Co., FI»., of Orlando are In this vicinity trans­ t; Ckmeioii. Complain««** , • By J, C. Robert», D. C, . »*. Natica «I Bala •rigri-st acting business., J in n tìl*«r*ó«i and ti corro N. IUII. liolorttUnt«. Notice ot Sot* B. B. Saunders and daughter, - Nolle* !• h»ril>y rl*on that under kitd by N olle« L hereby flvan that undar and by Bertha .tepva on the 3rd for Sa­ vlrttra ot a l*n»\ d«cr«a «I lorcrloaura and vtrtu« ol a final decre* ol Ipredoaura and . . . .day of- cJune. . |1914. f| Vby & •«In n « d t , «a o l »tho day et Junr^ A. I). ■alo mado on the Siftb sere Risse «w .20th uey “ nr, n* vannah where they will viait their IS I4, by lha Ilonarabla Jamca W. farhln«, tho W. ”1'vrkirre, Judfa Jujf« ol ot ltonornMo- JaikOe» *” " " ' ' Jud(« of tha C lrtult Court, Savrntk Judl- tho Cirrult Court, Sore •vrotb Judicial Circuit, old home. rial Cirrult, Seminal* Caualy. Florida, in fiemlnol« county, Florid-. nia». — Is ,__ Chaneny _____ Bit* MILL WORK BAND SAWING TURNING WINDOW , and DOOR FRAMES and SCREENS Let Us Figure With You at CARTER LumberWorks Cbanrory. In that cartata rauco tin i, in fusi that tSTtW certain e«ue* , thereinit ISUW S H t n upendini ui ng pendine «k«r*ln Jo* Cameron and LovIcL ,_______ «taratatho People# Bonk ■ of »««ford , a cor­ U. Ctmcron j r a romnlainanta and J i b m poration L romplalnant. nnd E. E. Brady Blfcraan and tîco rjo N. Halt ar* defendant», le deloadant, 1 »h»U offer lor »alo. M d oall I «hall offrt tor »«To, and »all to-Oh# hl|h»»l to the hltheet bidder fpr caeh before tho hlddrt for r««h, brloro tho door ut Iba door a( tho court bouea In. Sanford, ■anel Eli A l ADVERTISING r - Inala court hour« to «old «aminolo county. llo Flor­ ' i county. county, Florid«, on Monday, Aufutt th« the 4th id», In the City ut »«n lotd, on -Mondi h, 1614. 4th. 1614, (ho «ara» baine * Ll«l anta« t e re TTI—C 4tb day of Ati(U*t, A. D, ‘ 1*14, th« day o anM d,du rin gi O th*c lata) id iiu ----B hour* .,— , F-giritA 43: 1- t jr5 NaUre x«f ([f ■ «af( S»l< ^pJffr ■— _ ~ :.r. ■ ■• twin* a l*f«l Mica doy, and attthln tha dir follow laf deter ¡bed pereanal property to-wUi Nolle« _________ In harrhy J *t*«n ____ that thnt under under nnd and by b! Ufnl hour* ot tala, th « property daacribod One bay borea named " p u c ." ilrtua ol a Anal da<»«a ot tororloaur« *nd In tha Anal dtcroa a* follow», «Ituatod In Ona pair el la ri« brown horeo*. «ala rand« on Jha COth ot, Juno. IS tt, by lha tho county ot Barai not« and tha ctato ot One pair ol black mar««. Han. Jam*« W. PoVkln*, Jude« ol th« c ir ­ Florid»; to>wH! Three black mar* muloa. rati Cauri, Hrrtnlh Judicial Ctroult ot lj» u Thlrty-thraa ( I I ) , . Thirty-lo**r 114) Oat. bay mare. Ih» eta la ut Florida, la Chaarri Thlrty-Avr (I I ), Thlrty-«4t { ! « ) . , Thirtyo tO H O K n . b i g ; that certain raum thrraln pana _ oovan (St), Thlrty-*l«ht (*S). Thlrty-ftle# Sl-FrMJ«* " Spadai W W. J, Thifprn 1« romntainant an IJ*I, Forty (40*. Fflty-aO »o (*7), Fifty, riily .n l« » ( i t ) , ¿l«»y-th r»* (S3), ‘ ’ ill» , tot th« diwtr of thé éOWt hou«« ta MAIfififr par Bémméh téunty. Floridt, oa Monday, the embarras»ino. 4th tUy ol Aa*u«(. ]»M . th . .»m » h .ln i C»f«ry Hclla, t»4i'td»d In'th* -puhllr rreord« Mias Blank was not yohog wnen aim ■ i»fa t «al»« day, and ilurlni tha lr*»l hour« W Orarti« CoUtiiy, of which tha «runty ol "I *«l». th« property daarrlbod In the Anal daminolo *»» lormfrty a p»rt, • was marrlmk wherefore the Innocent Jetrr* «■ totfoai. to-wff. July », J S t i. G K O H iir N ^ i o n y 1 question <>( a Utilo neighbor proved Lola T n n t y -lo u r (|4), Twrnty-flva (S5). «ml Fartywaran (4*1. o ( tha Florida I,«od Iifrefall BlfSlFf, Sl-F<*4*c annoying. “ Why, how glee <>f y eti'V «nd Colonliatlun t’ ofap»ny‘a C»I»ry 11«nbring, m e fidwprs, Jhamlel* waa the [«tlon, «Ituaud la SaminoU rouaty. Florid«, >• aer plat tharool duly redordod In th» In tha a r e a li Caarl, Savaalh. Judicial Cir­ w a y t'ho_troubl« nt: "And such a cuit «t Ik* Niai* of Florid», far Hamlaala public record« ol Orntii« county, ot whlth County surprise, loo; 1 douT think 1 over had. ib» (Aunty ol Bamlnob n i t formerly n WiUsn A. T«oat*r Farllllror Company-, such a oleo »urprFee before In all my j*iy I, i#i4. m on y ,____ .» corporation ■; V». Ute.“ “ Not even when you got mar^ rmiviih r . ni fi>. lIl-Frl-tto ■ % f i y . iBporlal M«»t»r. -thtrwtrhMryed-cMltk T« Franklin F, Irtvla and «Il pereou rhom m u r -tr . U -m ay concern! ----------- :■• You »re hereby jedUMUnR Ip »pp««f m . * NatlrootH alo th» above enililfd ran** in which welt of ■Node# 1* h*r«by xlvon lh »t unrlor and attachlnant w»»"Ttf'ierb-«HI th* 3rd day of Shrewd Blopsmsnl 7r/ck. h f> tirtu * ot n final dreraa ol foraaioaure July, ISIlL. on or before th* rbl* d»y In -The noweat telopniuont trick was re­ «dd «ai# . mart# on th» . I#*h day ol Jams B apiam W T 'iyfcL <ho e«m« b d m t h o . l l h A.- I). .1014# h it 'tha tftnornld» Jam»» W, dxy thfffpL cently worked In Swllietlsnil, where l’Irklii». Judi* »1 th» Circuit Court, lovrnth Th« Sanford Herald-(a h*r»hy d«!*h »t«d Judicial l lrfult, 8«mlnol» County^ .F ier. »« thr n*w«p»p*f Jn whieh thia notte* th»ll tho parents ôf'tfie couple went on a■’ ». In - ChttW ry. In that rerUfit ,cauaS bo pubtiabed one« a week lor two con*»cu­ trip to tho tojf of a mountain. While i ! -rein pcniliny «h>r*ln, W. J. Hill, truatao ti»« month« (nln* wwVel. ■ In wltneo# whereof I hevF V reu n tn o*t 'Jioy were thete the co irlo got ,n bobmy hand an d ,»ffa*d th* pfllrtal »«al «I aUB Aled filed, coaatçd down thf mountalnaldo franto*« of .A ril^da U Tlpton, dareniad. robrt thla 3rd day ■ <, JA‘1^ > t / t i n t ' . ' f Atid^^ wRro n w u y .on an e x p r e s s -b e fb f* ara drUndanta, 1 »h »11 off»f t«r *•!*, and «»Il ' Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial tho parenti could get.down-tho tnduh* ta tka hlfbaat t ld jc r lor r»*h. Im Iiu* th* ircult, B»mlrmfa C aualy.. tain on the railway. d o « of too coart hua»« la Üanfotd. H-m lly J. C. Itolrtri», I>. L . inoie rou oiy. Florid«, on Monday, th* 4th U W. Held a In, Attorney lor FLIntlff. d*y, at Auiuat, 1*I4> Ih* aama balai a t»ia) -fit* St'-Fît-1 * >«)»« day, and »Uhm th* 1*««) heure ol «al«. u. T oo Muoh th»' projwrty dtwrlhad In tba final d*er«a a» lollow», .Uu»t»d ta th* county p A“ c o lo re d -pojrtor for a local' d ru ggist ipola «nd th» »tate «I Florid», to -«rit: Mectlan* >74 a»d S7S (¡ancrai Statuita waa told to g o to an oth er pharm acy to T h » »«ht on »' half of » ten tract‘ al. en acre ai gfft .aotno clm ctfd g o raslnmosoa. H e "ÌotH ^L *hereby liven that T. E. WU-ori, WI «adì. doacrihed »• «• lollawa, follonos, : b»|!nni»l Lad. h*(lnnitif »t ■tého »(andina tld» kf Flr» purchaaer ot Ta* Certificat»« No*. 434 «nrt aloud, open-m outhed, and g a ted at his taka _____ ^ on th* north fl* jMpvpMMi H at* K•tpfiat m Rroad, M P H»»14 PPE E I P halnf P M P located R I I M H11i 41», dated tha 3rd day ol Juno. A. » . 1» ut, " A in ’t lliar any chnlha and *T link» we*t, of th« *a<l lln* ha» filed *itd corti fica u » le ray o«l<* and “ boaa,’ " t h e n a ik e d : el- lht«r»crtion of Hotly avenue and Firat haa mada appllfatl*« for ta* dood to Inu* olh u r.n am u (6 r d a t r ' •treat vt* tha Town id' “fiintord, »nd thirty In «»cordane« with law. Said rerllllcit«* ‘ ‘ * hfid (•at no»\h vl cc«ir»|.)in« ol »aid Firet eirect, ambrara th* fallowim d*«crtb**l property •itu*t*d'In AatalnoL county, Florida, te-wlt; and runninf I hence ar*«1 north it , stea l tha L I •id* ol Flnt : u cci, run" “ Inai ta a Lot* XT and J 1 lllock » , Ylftcbetl'» Survey, At Leait-Ons^. L»v re* tirant. IS amt 1*10 atre*. Th* maid Lini helns i h w h ! at t|re A»Jo "Erery on^ has eomu secret aorrow," ol lh«~t*»uknc* ol ■ueb card firata* In it a d carllficai»* . ■ ^Ol Unleyv ««Jd rertlfl aaya a phUoaopbixlng (rleud. “Even nam* ot iffcknewn. 1h,kT>' »hvll hacrodremad accnrdini to law, t»%_ rfe-d tü E n . B r m iY , the fatteti nml joillcst « f us has » '»«do thereon ori tha 4lh day ot Ai| Spedai Mattrr. Many Sanford residents have been - Aitt your icq cream frdm P u h a r fi taking advantage of the facilitica -----------bight Inland Waterways Ice Croam Factory, 85-tI offered to attend the various attrac­ Washington, July 8 .—Senator Bry­ tions at the Epworth Inn, Enteran of Florida has introduced p bill F'Dr. W, E, Housholder and family .prlse, riven by the management of providing, that hereafter post lan­ CM eaW'p o f'th e C*iM> Fire Girls tern light* and other aid», to havlr cow in seenion at that picturesque gaticn of the commissioner of light town on a visit to Mr. Housholder's I ¡¡ire. The launches Aim* May, parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Hou<£ Mamie and others have been taxed hourea shall be. paid -for out of the annual appropriation for the light holder. They made the trip through to their utmost. * house service, on Lake* Okeechobee the country In their Ford car and and Lake 'Hicpochee and waterways enjoyed the trip thoroughly. connoting said lakes iri Florida. H ttU h g p Will be He^fipl F. j. McDannei of Otfajufb, M.ich*lïl«hoji Mann p f ’ ttìa diociv*^ .wH! iftun arrived Irs the city Wednesday Motive Power In Norway. preach at the Hply -Parish And to «pend a few weeks with home Tho greatest single factor In the ot meVnherthlp folks. Mr. Mcto.inutl la connected will lilio^ûnÀtrn rix Sfc poeslbte Industrial development of . i < I with the Ann Arbor Hailway ut In that church. Norway ilea undoubtedly In Us cheap “'*>13 r *< r£. Owassp as drspatcher and agent and ,aud abundant ' bydhicjhsitric power. •T Hanks Will LI ‘ has u fine homo on the Sanford Or­ •TAto'pouiitry having pructlcaUy no coal lando road where he expects to re­ Thq ,Fir?t National, The Peoples roso drees, the Nòr«?eglnu Industrie* tire some of these days and devoTe and the Seminole County Bimk will are co'mlng tajtagfenrt libro sud.more himseif to growing . Florida fruita close on Saturday, July Fourth (to­ upon tai uAHiatlon of Waterfalls as and vcgetuhlea and boosting Flor­ morrow) all day on account of isme s prltnarV'ijloÜvo powof »ouree.- ;*• ida* Sanford haa no better friend bring a national holiday. (treatneee.'i in the north than Frank M cDaniel •;.* - ,• •~ ■ Tho greateat man la ho who choose* and h<j purer- lose« rtf opportunity H -V *.*' ;Sci*ejfn Your flouae right with tho most Invincible resold*Yo' .’l)oost the city and the stnte.- Screen lou r Houae Now U The time for screens. 1 tioq.—Beneca,''• ■ Thursdays 'and "Sundaygj^Waod- caii -do* ydiir »crcen work promptly NOTICE,, € Lmd I'arlc. Picnic-. cdnvunJcnces, anid w ■w _ - • well. • •' ' < A* I havo charge of the burin«« of th? G. W. MESSENGER. amusements,'V,TI\e ohly'safe, clean Title Bond A Guarantee Co., Euat 8 « i. outdoor " ssfitmuing-* -pool, emptied so.: ------ —4». O. Box ,836. ford Lund UAgue, anil W. A. Whit daily, cleaned from ur ncu nhd.'ro-filled a comb, l can Th* found in the Tax Am taalan. well. .5kawet„bath, toboggan ■UMior’a Office in the .court house. NOTICE ,■ slide. Leased'briv,itely also. P8tf ■ t.\'. - V • • • ' *; THOS. a. b a t e s " M. F. RobifijOn h as returned from Stockholders’ Meetlhf a trip to New York end greatly en­ There will bo an annual mectlax joyed his visit wit)P b‘3 >Uughtart o f th*i atocktolders of the Sanford 1*4+ Mm. Harry PapwsmhC~llA bad tho Telephone Company in Room No.4 misfortune, however, to eat iqroe of the First" National Bank Build­ ’ narditi«* for lunch on -'fhe steamer ing on the .first Monday in July at cottage, No: ^m ing bom* and-had a.pad case of n, m. f . W. MAHONEY, Ptomaine poisoning. I t ’ waa not ¡wweMtiry to cut off his toe nnd he 90-21 . ' ‘ Secretary. }< noy all right nnd to drink ! R»nford aulphur water. ’ krec rooms furntthed upipg. Ajso* .Iworf . Notice to Tax Payers hod room«;. Mra. Jpfijiy»,. 411 •rart Tark Havr yon overworked yotrr^ a^onue. ■WSSflSSPi-.W; y °ur i,roF‘ of- systrm ami caw»dr^MttJ>l^ ~ ----- :---- —- ivi ‘ ktdne>* loir#, a fi .under t W l(fif**1 "y nfBtlal algnalvt* and Hal thta We -baadle the busines^ of our depositors promptly— satisfactorily—catofuliy- c j Our Officers cfri3 Bpard of,directors are Sanford" men, who ara fam iliar with xatl vaiue^and conditions, ami it is their desire to w oolly piatitma of h(s institution. ^ < We invite you to make our bank your bank and thereby identify yourself with a " ~ ^jsiVE SANFORD B A -V K y'w h b will make your interest theirs. • . • m • ■ We Pay 4 Poi* Cent Interest On Savings Deposits (COURT HOUSE BUILDING) aw IKE K ir - 4*77 ---- ----- IIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXM lIlillllllllXX^XIIIIIH IIIIIXN KIIIIIIIIIIIIX-'XKIIItlipC m B fl tkek-jon IB hla mJdsL" =2= ■TTt William*’ Kidney Pill* ■ ficaia. The , Uvvred to * t 1913. If »jg tfflW jS S P S E E W PEESP ' . * �___ V - ^ g.uV.-. ’■«NW. . :- " ■ • • ‘--j • . >. . : ■• ■' ” 3___ Laura Jean Libbeu's on: I C M k 1914. U tfc*M*Oe« N r -w « 5r««S™*J CAN*A YOUNG MAN'LOVB tW O GIRLS 8IMULTANE0U8LYT brilliant block eye y In triumph Ut Or i It» darts without carir.it who feels w~.’ K - ig making good use of the' moo* hts own way, bet-puttlsg har nff ara»tveiy when aha Inalata upon knowing Jkat What' It la being uaed (or. She cuaee him of drinking qr smoking oh tho sly, accusations which he Indig­ nantly denlM. The first cloud appears on the horixon oh their married life when be discovers his bride bsa a temper. 5 He cornea home after a bard day's work, to.m oet a wife who baa no stulle for him. instead, she frowns ami answers him in monosyllables. 1 So It continues. The homo he Imagined was to an earthly paradise turn* out to b o f o dreary an abode that he had rather turn bla face anywhere than there, It’s a man’s nature to look for sympathy wherever he can find It, Ho generally turns to some woman who has a cheery disposition, a pleasant greeting for him, and a kindly word, which Is a sort of solace to him. He wishes he could be met with a smile such as this woman has In his home. The young wife Is high spirited and will not give In. When the husband has a like disposi­ tion. matters grow from bad to worse. He la afraid that hla wife harbors a mistrust of him regarding the email amount he holds back. From the time the wife takes the stand that the will bk cold to him and be will be glad Ur y i e l d s her will the ontalde Influ­ ence strengthens; proves ^ powerful magnetic foe to the wife's bapplnses. Husbands and wives should make up their minds to have fib secrets from each other. A wife should con­ sider her husband’s privilege by pot Insisting on having every cent in hla pay envelope as long as he confides to her what good use he puts It to. He may have an aged, needy relative to whom be gives the money, tt would be much cheaper for him to bring bis old rolatlvo to his home and care for her there. Dut be considers U might not meet with her sprporal. He does apt wish to put care on her young shoulders. Unless a wife la sure her husband la spending his' money fool­ ishly, she should not begrudge him the few dollars he earns himself. A wife's smile Is the sunshine of life, her frown Its cloud. »; nut the soft eye of blue Though it scatter wounds, too. Is much better pleased when It heals ’ v.* ' ci i. ^4i , , ■»: . ' Bo much Is said about a man’s best ■fir! that we cannot help wondering bow many glrla-he *• supposed to have. Does each awaken ' similar etmtlnvents In his breast or Is 1 1 k I n g carafulljr graded? It must be conceded that be pgys each one k certain amount of attention or one flame or the other would die out for Jack of sparking. ’ -If He Is alt a t h l e t i c young fellow, fond of out - of ■ door ■ports, he has one girl for the golf links or onqw bo doesn't balk at a fivemOe walk onwrfustery afternoon, lie has bis auSOfirdille girl, who doesn’ t quiver an i*ycL#A no matter bow near he reaches the danger mark In dash­ ing along. She’s the girl, too, bo takes to the races. Rut she Isn’t the girl he takes to the- theater, or to the restaurant afterward, ordering wtne tor her, exultant over the sensation she creates when she dances the tango with him the length of the spacious dining room. Then there’s the pretty stenographer In his uncle’s office. She Is the girl he presents UNRAVELING TH E OLD LOVE TIE. with books because she refuses bon­ A haart filled with rwtdnaet, bons. He waits for her on stormy K Iliad by dtaeembllng. evenings to take her to a car, and it Crushed by IngraUtude, And—thla—ta—Lova. Is she o f whom he asks advice on matters relating to her aex—whether a When love words hare been spoken fellow was Justified In refusing an in­ end plighted vows exchanged, the be­ vitation to some affair which he did lief Is that the silken tie thns woven net care to attend, although he half ■■spectod It was arranged for hts Is to last; that tlmk will never change benefit, l i e consider! the advisability IL There are lores and lovee. Some o f breaking with two or three of hie are of the quality which endnree; ■•■•Mat companions era they become others are of so iooee a warp that it soon frays out of Us own volition. Sweethearts. ,►* In other words, the lore which Is But tt Is so dtill cult that he fears born of a fleeting fancy soon Altars out b o Is equally 'In love with each and of the heart as though It were an' weary one of them. When his dear hourglass. old mother asks him to ^clng hts best There are men who cannot bind girt around for som e' little home gathering, he does a lot of thinking. their affections onto any one woman The dear old soul would not under- for a length of time without the'tie ' stand the girl who doted on golf, bat becoming Irksome to them. These are detested breadmtklng and home dn- the men who deliberately plan to, tleo. Nor would the girl mad over break away. With some sweethearts this la is not so easily done. There are tango and cocktails appeal to her. women whom love has so blinded that He concludes his automobile girl thky fall to r a itie their lover la toeing would not be'looked upon with favor affection for them. by bis mother, who might think the If be disappoints her by not com­ lassie wouldn’t bother her head to ing to taka her oat, she make* nil check him If he went too1 fast'down pleasure’s road. As. for the stenog­ sorts of excuse« In her heart for him. rapher, true, she hadn't fancy clothes, The reason be offere la a lame one, but but she had a very senalble head on It passes with her. He makes UP hts bar trim little body. She wasn't what mind to break with her, surply, but night be called a beauty, but she had slowly. He cannot make her Jealous; • smile and a winning way that waa hla coldness and lack of attention id wonderfully— tsktnrHerr* dignity her hate no effect. Even the llttjq. wtmld please. There was no fiivolltr quarrels wb|ch be gets up she bridges —— 1* about her. Her lire waa serlona. Be­ over without ado; Ho finds tt the most difficult task ing the only support of a widowed In­ valid mother, not only the breed earn­ of Ipa life to unravel the old love, tie; ing. but tho bread making, devolved It will stretch, but never break. He upon her. Last, but by no RIFans wonders, g r all men do, why a woman least, many a time ho wearied of the will persist. In clingtnfc to *k Jove that «Alter girls In turn, mentally vowing has no-warmth- for hsr. Such men ••Ch call on this or that one abould shouldItaTe a heutrt-lohpart talk with i sweetheart as soon as. Jh*y-discover bp his last. lie never wearied talking to the their .change of gtUtude toward her. ’ It la cruel to aiiow her to feed her ■tanogrtfeher.' Each time ba talked with hoc he liked her the better. heart on hopes of marriage which be There was something about her .which knowa wlU never.be reallied. He must made her seem different from ail Urn know th* fault of the situation la en meet—a subtle charm which made her tirely hlk own; He made Ioto u> the M mi ~ _ ** * _________ .iT* 1_____*_ _ — Ji'a,»,* __ glow when he thought-of her. woman .on the impulse of the moment, Ha knew by "these signs and tokens'* and proposed marriage before bo Waa that she was the girl and the only one ■are of himself. Unraveling a iove **tn the bunch" whom he would care knot Is tedious work. Men who are to take to hts mother aa his best girl. changeable of heart usually marry at last; but^the girl they wed will not IF A WIFE REFUSES HER ^MILB*. *taud for a fbag, drawn-out courtship, They' must speak quickly. If they hope to win hef hand.' They know / v H o c do thoy trtm »half toeguea Atone, Out apeak a U ngual* o f thair own; ,V there's no Joltaring In ldve'a path: C an reed a nofi. $ a h n ig . a look v * The lovo In this Instance Is unravelF a r batter t h i n k printed book; able material. It eeirtktt In the merV CfceCay a libel in a fro we And wink a raputatlpn down. ige ring. A girl should beware of u lover wbo makes no effort to keep ’ +l[e succeed o f, man tage depends •la hold on her affections. 11 upon the view -ach takes cf t«r tho t ' ' t ( i f * mpantonable ' Kl-1 Expedition to Define Boundary. tho honnymooc has worn off. do with a will bf her own re­ The Turcp-Peralan boundary has members the well-meant advice of heretofore been one of the prob­ eoese of, the o!j]| auntlee of the rneigh­ lematical feat ares on the map of Asia >IfljS-------^ ---------borhood; ad must begin m A* far back as 1148,« mixed commis­ . m«eu to end, rfiy dear! One or sion attempted to define this frontier other will be boss to the home, B with only partial eacoeaa, and since ytmng husbands will He only too g that time repeated efforts have been to give tfad reins Into fho wife's but mkde by the great pow*ra..aa w*H as There are other* not' so doc»«." tbe two eountrte»'tmrnedtaisly con­ Fbollah la the bride who acU on 1he cerned, to complete the task, but tha •dvice or.itthsra. No iwo husbands, are boundary baa remained rather a none ’ alike. The bride who expects her of debatable territory than i definite young husband to band over every lliuv Finally,! in' November ot last . eeot oC hla. wage« from the start may year, a complete -understanding 00 the swn against the first rock or disaster subject was reached, and a protocol to her matrimonial bark.. The was' signed In ïonstantiaepte to hiving a H» Wt 4m m t by lisenselon be aigntflae hie willlnghees to give hi »a t ______ of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Is lb s C lrtsll Court. beeeuth Jattri*l Q f «Sit, Is uud tor Ik« reuaty *f S v Bm M I b. ■ fts tM s . i s c h e a sm » 1 ' Hants* P. D«nl*ll*. In hr? awn right and u E iecu trli St th« «•1st« at f f . W. D tnU L, d«c*«*«d, * Com plainant Citation .7-.. -rr — =T 5 All Local Advertisement* Under Thin Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Centp. ■ In answering an advertisement where no name or house number Is mentioned In the ad please do not ask The Herald for InformAUon as to the Identity o f the advertiser. Usuafly we do not know who the advertiser la and If we do » c are not allowed to give 1 out this in­ formation. Simply ‘ write a letter and address It as per laatrdetiona n the ad. *, •V* ■• Jay A. Kin *t«in. Defendant* . T o Jay A. Kinatein. a non-r«Udent ot the Bute el’ P y oiida: trice fr o m the affidavit of G rcr«« It «ppeari« O. Hams X, a. her« In duty 6i*d, that ha U »ollritor and ot cou u « l lor tha complainant In lha above entitled u h , and that (I 1* tha belief ot adlaat lha th* defendant, Ja) A. Elneteln, la a non-ret"~d*nl of th« *tat* o Florida, and that hla la Bt known piaca ol r»*ld*ere waa No. 417 Ka *t S t m t , Cbtrato, llllaol*, and that hi* pr«»«nt place ot residence U to afilant unknown; that the *«id dafandaat ia u *«r'tw en ty-on * yaara ot a n t aad that th an 1» no paraon In t ka «tale of Florida, tho **r»li« ot a aubpoan'a upon whom would bind th* aald dtlandant Thtrafora, you, Jay A, Elmtaln, a ra hare* by ord*r*l to aprwar to tha bill of com plalat, duty filed .Irf thla, nuu, An * Monday, lha Orel day of Aufu.i, A. I>. tail, tho Oln a tut« day of thla court. LO V E C A K E DO YOU LO\|E ANTS? •4:6 further erJrnd that thi. nott<w ba published In tha Sanford Herald, a a«waapar pybllahad In S vuiLqo]* county, Plot' Rta, one* a week for eight eoneStut] »••ka. ,V I rtv, WHocm, E. A. DOUOt.ASS, Clark ot aald court, aad the (cat thereof, thU STlh day ot May, / . D. 1*U. . UWI) K. A.-DOUGLASS, Clark ol-CIreull Court, femlnot* Co., Fla. A preparation for the extermination of all insect life-l remove them instantly and permanently. Also h-J odors around the house. Ask your dealer. }ind If he can't supply you, writedirect to us! Non-Explosive. Non-Poisonous. Does Not AITect the Skin. /•’ ' Uy J. C. R oberta. I>. C. Georse G, Herrins! Solicitor f f r Complainant Sl-rrHl , FOR SALE In CIrtalt Conrt, Berealh Jndlriat tirent I t'im* ^ Florida, Coeety o t gemloefe. ta , For Sale— One splendid. 8 piece walnut bedroom euite, cost 875. go* ^ „ Forodoeur* Ing st $20, also one horso cost $140, WUI G0*0 and Dora Goa«, 1 going at $70. L. J. Hancock, Lake hi* wlf». . T e Will C o » .n d Dora Goaat Onoro, •’" * 91-itp. You ara haraby raqulred to apptar ta tha 11 ......... ■■'■■■ — fo r Rent or Sale— Ten room house corner Oak avenue and Fourth street Apply W. W. Long. 90-2tc rew t Notice ta hereby (Ivan that Mr*. O. F. Naot, pucebawa- of Ta* CertlHrata No, »30. dalot! kkrird day ol Jana, A; D. tell, ha* Hied aald certlfleata in mr office and ha* mad« aoolicatloo for (at deed to Ueue in accordant with law. Said eertlflcau acabrarea tbe following daacrlbed property •ituated In Seminole county, Florida, towlt: All Block T. I'aola. Tha arid land belnf m m «J at th« date ot tho laauaaca F o r ' Sale— Two good horses and ot each r»rUflr»t* Is tbs name ot It. M. spring wagon. Inquire o! Coco Cola IteUkett. Unlea* aald rertlOr*!* *ba!| be Cadeemad accordlaf to law, tat dead will Bottling Co. 80-tfe luue thereon an tha SOtb day ol July, A. lrt IwlL Wltoew my oAcial algnaturo and *eal For Sale or Rchf— Tw o nice reel thla the t6tb day ol lane, A. D. 1014. „ (fienll E. A. DOUGLASS, dences at- a bargain. W. J. Thigpen Clark Circuit Court. Jtamlnola Co., Florida' . By J. & Roberta. D. C. i 8 0 -t i ST-Fri-Stc 71« nc . * » tijs , c a - U a , W > . u . w Far Sal« by likkaaa A Son, Jamas Fstta, T. W. Bryant a b g sh l ,H ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK Old««! CaQege and Mori Beautiful Campon in HxMt. Coll»|., V*4*car, Merit, EipnuMtt, Fsm Aria, Demrrik anti ladaiirul Arts, Burineu, Tsa^w*' Fear« Fieri*« For . Sale— 1910 Cfidlllnc touring car for $400.00, Just overhauled in good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine A Garage. ‘ 82-tfc p « qi. Twelve buildingi, atenm heat, electric lights, fire protection, fine gymauioni no rnalnrm, quarter-million dollar endowment. Three teachers ol rou*ic $5.000 urgan, a dozen pianos, two Glee clubs,' chorus elhsa. Superb new roomi fto Bufincs* School, full banking equipment. New chemicai and physical Iabontpri<9 equipped with «very modern devic*; analysis of. soils, fertiliicni, food», »stn * Engineering * Im>w /^ AlivwUK a I I Preparation for Course. Lakes, boating, swimming, golf, tennis, football, basketball; ChririUn, but undenominational; expenses moderate; scholarships 1available. For Catalogue address • WILLIAM FREMONT BLACKMAN, Ph. D„ LI. D., * ‘ --- —- I - --------------------- - A -------- Orlando, 11». ~ • Total amount charted THURSDAY NIGHT'S AND SUNDAY’S,SPECIAL FISH DINNERS Proprietoi N. M. KURTZ, ^ w is t V Catlactlona to iik MayLII’S n f f ” For Rent— Rooms, large, « » l , . 1*1* .■.... ................... ti*08.3l 4,3gS.7T Bechoob,, 6,191.0« screened and well furnished for ••fe Collection« to May 91 *•, f,IHJ4 housekeeping, at 3 0 2 -Park avenue. „ ••14..................... 4,139.1«1,998.93 £ • « * ................................ CoUocGoua to May, t \ For Rent— Completely furnished bouse with piano for the summer. Fow steps to postofQce, depot and steamer codk. A. W. Brown, En terpris«, Florida. 78-tf For Rent— Furnlahed office equip­ ped with roll top desk, .office chairs and tables. Also a roll top, desk, typewriter desk and other ment for sale or refit. Herald office. . ' e, 8'2-tf Room for #Rent, “close In. Apply to 21p Park avenu*. 88-tfr Cottage-for Rent— 918 Park’ gvenue. ‘ Apply to A. Trafford,. citjr1 .' z. *- t -I W it —«».«r; 993.00 191«.. ......................... 903.00 •pori*I K a » Diatriet No. 1 .1t v . «.701.1* Collaetloua to May 9t . mI91 4....v,. . . . . . 9,117.16. ’ I,S3A31 Black HnmuMtk Drain'■-* eetlona to May It 1914 9.40!.*« . 167.*7 „ „ B«t«sro to- collect...... JS.369.V9 Collection* to May 91 I*1A.......... 94,9*7.9* •9,600.37 Eicwm poll* collected uot charged................... •19.00 s*. -- Cow or Field Peas ¿.Velvet Beans; Chufas; Peanuts; ! . I Sorghum; Millet; Selected Field Com; Completeand ♦ Full Stock Garden Seed; Poultry Feed a n d Supplies; v#'j£w? OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN - IDA. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 206 East Bay Street ackson ville, • Florida E. A . M artin < „.1T; li*1,Ef- L boU0 Ì.AÌ8, "■ ■ ■ •t, _ D«sur1me«l «I ik* Interior U. 8, Land O B« «t Gelöstem«,-fis:, .. 1 e* ' June XS. 1914, NotlsH« hereby gl*.n th*t Mary E. Tay­ lor tri G«o«va, Floridi wke as JfSy 9»h, 1910, msdo honatud entry 8«rUI No. 09968 ,t*r NW|(, IBM. NÇX 8WH, «WMVN«M «ud SEU NWA» Boa. 91, Tovnthlp IS ooulh, 'iPï^SL1 ' Taflehs*»««. MerldUn i*!* Bl«d. notice at 4nlenUoo ta m«k« cotutuuuK t^ î10 " D* roun «t Sanford, ^¡•tfcu'^r.-tb« V kuL<J*I4- . .»«Tim,- J -,-t enutmUl nalnvk *> witn**e*«:A A. tt. D«rt*, of G«n»vs, Flu. £' -R*«l«uoa, j»t Geoava. n Ft« R- R- Or««h«ra, oY 0»nev», Fl*. :«. L. M. Bahblndrr, .01 (leneva. Fl». .*• K 1_. HENRY ß. Cittì BU, fft,, 39-Fil-ftp Exchange— I would like to-1ex­ change a fine. 10 acre celery, 2 miles out, quarter rni’ c of brick paved street. 6 acres cleared and in cultivation 8 years. For good.au tonlbblje In tunning order will ex‘changlt‘( right. Particular* 207 N**1»* *f A**flc«tl«u fer Tue D««d Godet French avenue. , V £>Q-2tp r w /îr # *r 49*4. Lawe #r k m » h hereby glvea thaï M. V. Ertu,' .*urebaaar of T«« ___ _________ Certtflt»te____ _ No. lois. M IS C E L A N E O U S «t*iîd Lh? A. D. 1*19, haa fllM «ef<t Miliftcate (o tu» offle«. «ad boa Wanted— To buy a email ice box |usd*. «Df’Uo«rioB for ta* .feed (s tuu* lit l»W. field mettarat« «mor refrigerator in $dod condition. 4îCTr Iam , . IQ-Vii;; S¡. ¡j,| |  *Ote^ county. % T Ft1 !î P. O . ‘Box 1076 -------------------UNwq, ïW ôîo» 11, Tp. 90 “ if .W. v ir tu e d«r ,*f J«4y» A. p. ibis. y * *v Boat. »«Ö ßF-idT '- - s - -•r. ■i c e U p B • Wt Book on Vegetâblès Free Wilson .. /. Fertilizer Too Jacksonville, R. •C. MAXWELL, MGR. OihZ'i W. J* Tl * F * t * * t * »♦ ♦ ♦ ».»♦ spai . w I> — rou -p . 1 Tai IMPERIAL to.Ô ne Man v- Room i: I :■ THEATRE O fflM ■ Sanford. .ÌW'.j kA .-W -^r-BUILDIN'' P L* ' * ‘ I f. I l 'l B... iyr> . *. “■ • Harvest Time Hurt, Semino!» C«., rl*i „ . *. . :* 4 . J f *CTuaÄya tji# JpIq omd,‘ ,. *!*"***« «•* jfftd I ■ ’ C h e ap e st and Simile at •f . 4b« lmtianc« -of *uth rertlflrate lo Thè namwof.UIrhug.Uuvsriue. Uni*«* .«¡d r*f. rigrsM '»hon be-retUMMd eceeHlug 1« law, U i deed ’ will etout r r th.reoo ; ereen on oa t’ tb« Mg tTtli tâyt'r’ï m s à l ¿ I f S DAYTONA BEACH HOTEL BREAKERS tfiS.SSS.17 General revenue . , 13,110.7* Collection* to May *1. *. lfi 4J - i v i •• •- - j,- ■• *.ti*.*t • 3,0*1.97 88*4tp TO B B N T ~ tI ■- • • - F L O R I D A For Sale— New Underwood type­ M N IER DAYS IN SUMMER AND SUMMER DAYS IN WINTER . Ftoaorioi Htslameol ' writer, price $76. P. O. boa 1358, , M»«1« Bectlon S3 CbapUr fit»«. Aeto of 1*07, Law* ot Florida, ah owing Sanford, Fla. 88-tf Special Monthly or Weekly Ritu amount of tate« ebarfod 10 tha Tat Cot $2.00 Per Day and Upwards tactar of Semi«*;, «mnly, Florida, to bo Rooms With òr Without Rathe For Sal»— One hor < ¡¡.irk wagon toH*«t»4 for tho curtetn ,o*t t*U. usd Excellent Cuisine Electrifi-Betys Electric Lights tho apportionment of tha ««me to tho aoeIn good condition. Enquire .Central arat tuada whlib toxaa hare been tariod tor, Hot and Cold_ Running Water in Every Room • Garden, 820 W. Central avenue, Including poll tace*. S Wsm'• . T H E UNITED Cl bttl In tua «bora entltlad causa on Auf. 3rd, IS14. 1t I« furi her ordarad that thla order bo uubllahad onta «ach «raek (ae «laht conaacaUea waaka In tha Snnford Harald, a newapaper publUbed at Sanford In «atd Semlnola rounty. . ' ■ Wltnaaa ray hand ahd tha aaai of tha **id For Sale— A fine horse and a good cauri at thè court 'at Sanford, Florida, thla * two seated surrey. Apply to L. It. ITth day of June, A D. 1S14. («asti E. A. DOUGLAS8. Clark. Philips, phone 50. 90-3tc . By J. C. Roberta, D. C. C. B. Robjaaon, Atty. for tor Piti. Pitf S7Fri-Ste ' * J For Sale— Nice fst hens and broil­ ers for table, st 115 French avenue. Natlea o f Aaa<l«atl«o ar Ta* Deed Under 90-2 tp HecUas s f* a *TI, Ceaaral Klalalea e f S D I£ V M CH I �aa — I8E8 w»y* a* demand among 15,500 a Yelr by Taxation— property m e n to M?uro_j)«YÍnx. S j^ r b ÿ 'T w o r e o p t p r ^ Tfclb la the plan which "will be ex­ fff j. 0 . Bradshaw \of St. plained by Mayor Bradahaw to the «wrsburg, w6o‘ λ on a visit to"hto «¡ty commissioners of Orlando, with J L ^ / C o l . J. N. Bradahaw of the likelihood that a similar plan ^|,ndo wH) meet the city commi«- will be adopted in this city.— OrlanthU Afternoon and will tell d o s u ,.lionert | 3 « of the plan in operation In St. ■— — — piteraburK which ha* fiven that city n *, ■ .E,rth'* ^•Ihporiture. note paved «treeta than any other It has long been known that the tem­ town of the »«me aixe .«nywhere can perature below the earth's surface Incr®’u,eB at Ale rate of about one degree, ^jJayor Bradahaw ia thp first per hundred feet, or 50 degrees per juyor of S t Petersburg Under the uille. If the rate of Increase were com aunt, the temperature at the relative­ (ommiadon form of government ly email depth of 100 miles would bf #yieh b u been in operation juat a above the melting point of all snb-‘ S t Petersburg and Peftsacola stances under ordinary surface coudb **re the (first citiea in Florida to tlons. • [ hare cothmiaaion government; bo h — I ^ntftd their eharteie at the laat itadon of the legislature which be­ ii t came operative soon after the.aduornment of the body. Orlsndg ■ —" com ---- imission charter ^ iicured’ vher ,y b e last legislature, but it did not No Need to Risk Disagreeable Dan­ effective until the first of gerous Calomel New That Dod­ Sluggish Livers ... Started Pleasahtlj the ye**\ St. Petersburg has a record for title progress which other cities are lavestigatlng. One provialon 1% for an advertising fund derived front the j*yy of pne mill for that purpose This givra a fund of $6,500 a year vblclt is spent by an advertising com mittee appointed by the city comr i«dnn. The committee la compos’ ft) of two men and one woman, and the advertising methods chosen by them are submitted to the city com-; laiaaion 'and approved before the funds are expended. St. Petersburg bally the beet advertised city da.» No extravagant claims Ln the advertising and all ahna that ire made are backed up j>y lucta and- gcrformdnce. Probably no one thing that St. Petersburg has done more to give it valuable publicity than ita extensive ij-item of paved streets. It. has b«n the winder of all visitors to that city. It It wonderful that a city of auch size,, a normal popula­ tion of about 12,000, can afford to pay for so much paving. 'St.' Pe­ tersburg has some twenty-four miles of paved streets completed and con­ tract let for enough to make the total forty miles when completed. But the property owners pay the mtire coat, and the city haa only to furaante* the payment o f the ftrrc paving certificates, which are laaued for periods of five yean bearing In| tweat at tight per cent. There ia to be great demand among iti- Plenty of people—thousands of them —have found, that It la no longer neces­ sary to risk being all knocked out by taking calomel when constipated or suffering from sluggish liver. Nowadays Dodson s Liver Tone Ukes the place of calomel. What calomel does unpleasantly and often with danger, Dodson a Liver Tone doee for you safely and pleasantly, with no pain and no gripe. It does not in­ terfere in any way with your regular business, habits or diet Calomel is a poison, a form of mer­ cury, a mineral. Dodsons UvyaTone is an all-vegetable liquid.¿¡jl '• Of couVue, this rx-iiublorcmWy haiito imitators. But Dodsons Liver Tone hpa been made to take the piaffe of oaloemi right from the start. The label on the bottle always has'said so,, be­ ginning with the first bottle sold. And it is widely known today hdw good Dodson a. Liver Tone Is u a remedy and that Dodson never make« extravagant statements. He says that it livens the liver, overcomes constipation agree­ ably and make« you feel good, and If you are not satisfied completely with it l . R. Philips & Co. will haadbBdptf* purchase price (60c.) to you with a amile. Such statement* could not be made without true merit to back them up and It la true for you to prove them for your­ self at no cost If not satisfied and con­ vinced., «lY __ihUiifßi&ti b*)'*__ f* » ■ T " TENNESSEE'S EXPERIENCE Pure Food sod Drug Depsrtment Makes Public Alarming Facts Who creates a mountain of vl£e to obscure a molehill of the same ait# is in nowise a benefactor, to so­ ciety. That is exactly-w hat pro­ hibitory law is dulng for Tennessee, as shown by the pure food and drug inspector. JVJben prohibition first obtained aifoothold in (he south only a half doten or ao Institutions were •eking out*,a precarious existence by the drug fiends. Now almost every city of,any importance has .from one to » half dozen of auch institutions well patronised- Here is whet the head of the Tennessee de­ partment says of th» new evil in where -an attempt is bcii made to forc^' prohibition. terrible , to comntemplatc the ifq jg that roy, department is degeJopiAg in -Tennesa««.’ ’ .«aya the Inspector. . “ The anti nsreoUc,law*,' which V ent Into effect, recently ere serving to cover a terrible state of effalrs. Already .w e have iseised 1,360 permito In the state,-a large proportion .of these , to Nashville people, allowing drUgglat* to sell them narcotics for habitual uae. “ And yhlle one-fourth al a grain twj|c* a dsy is sufficient for the nqo* user, of morphine* It requires eight grains daily for the person with the habit. Those- who are on our books as having permits uae an average of 251‘ lJfr.aln^. a month. There are l,10r-*cfr tBgjn: already registered, a n fi-i# û »^ ig g u ;g a w they use 278,; 618 grain*; A month. This coats them approxim ately.,tf,644 a month/* .,, . Dr. Brown expHi^k'tlhe.'ti'pintqn that he did not bnlftY« xho permits already laaued covered ono-tenth of the narcotic users in the state. He estimate« that the narcotics' bill in Tennessee U m o « thin $46,000 monthly, This certainly U a shock­ ing state of affaire« Coming from a prohibition state. Wonder some of the anti-saloon newspapers allow such a state of affairs to go on with­ out even making a mention of it. (advt.) Mark of the Orest Artist. ▲ really great artlit can always transform tbo limitations of hU art loto valuable! qualities.—Oscar Wilde. • ■ W hen the F lorid« Citrus Exchange waa orggruxed, It adopted l^ e policy o f giving each member a com plete accounting for hia fruit, and o f publishing broadcast the average« o f the pncea ««cured b y it. jW . -r, * . ■ * • e a ■ __ I J l! s . > _ _ ■n l , m « I a s « m11 «• Each year there hav*e been local and general conditions which materially affected the prices. During the past season, for instance, tho competition o f| California was keener than ever before and its advertising more extensive., .No matter what the condition* in any year and regardless of the price* that hive obtained, the Exchange haa told the truth about titf avfifcagci w c u r c d j by it, T h T r ^ e n e r a tio n T f the "citrus industry o f Ftorlda U reflected in these; r*. *. ■ "-.i-; OrmngtS . in Plrsight Cars- At*t«V* Yrir 1000-10 *!jSÌ 1010-11 ¡¡Ioli 101110121013- 1911-13 1912-18 1013-14 1009-10 1910-11 .1911-12 --1612*13, f 1018-14 v/;. ’ ^ * ( , t ’ F. k. 1. ifS . 'Y***' Gr.|»lnil»| mm -lito d '’ roa .. ; /c « a 1.02 -V ; i’ -Til, 351 ■ r- r* '100 1»1< 1911-12 TOTAL 1012-13 t i i , /¿rr 4.1913-1« r 7Tf 13 13 14 m . 1.95 3 68 , 2.01 2 18 1912-13 1013-14 T ‘ I S " .* 1.05 IM ^ Urge,—doe* it not 8«m to yom n £ Ybur Clergyman; H e’s Not a Bad Sort "IT" >-■ Hurporous Cxeuess Sometimes vsncsd by Thsso Who Are Bum. monsd— Woman's Pisa for Ex­ penses Allowed by Judge. - i t n-1* •. .-, - i ^* . ~ >5»w British eltiaena. Indeed, ever any burning desire to apshd three or four days successively In the Jury bo* at the high courts or at the local aaaliee or aeaalone, a writer In Lonfion Answers says ,. $hg average Jury ipcelvae auch treatment and le so much annoyed by delays, criticism«, Intricacies, etc.. that nobody wanta to aerre on 1L Add to these tils the serious loss of time to most tradesmen, lose of actual money owing to business postpone­ ments. loss of out-of-pocket in meals, farsa, s k | -e e i no one can ♦render that the Urttlab cltUen will make any eacuae in the world Le be quit of serving as a Juror. If bo thinks It can be In » y capacity as a clerk In. one of the cftlef London oqurtj I com« across strunge excuses of this kind.. iNot long ago one pf the men aummoned for Jury In a breach of promise c u e appeared sad claimed exemption because his wife had presented him with twine that morning, and this inexpected event bed upeet him ao much that he felt he couldn’t give his mind tO tbs trial u much am wan necessary t« do It Justice- The court laughed heartily and the man appeared sur­ prised at hla callouanees. But he didn't get off. ‘T o stone deaf, my lord.” said one eager Juror, before he wee sworn, evi­ dently expecting he would be let off forthwith. Bo 1 was 'Instructed to make bin stand down for e while till we had got his panel arranged, which he did with a smile aa of a conqueror. But that smile was hla undoing, for the Judge had observed It. though he gave not the le u t Indication of thla However, when all was ready for the case to start, and whilst the man was standing expectantly near the box, his lordship, looking at me, said blandly and, unconcernedly: "Oh, Just write down for that man that he may go, Mr. — —, w“ l your* I turned to the Juror, but it waa clear be bad beard the Judge'e words, for he w u hurriedly preparing to de­ part. And before 1 could explain to him the Judge added quietly; “ By the by. be may as well atop. Hls bearing seems to be Improving, and he can wait for the next case, by h.tlmo It will doubtless be all . xd got a bit of a shock oae morning when, on calUnlg out the name of Trane!« Johnaon" among the Jurors, a lady in court arose and came forward. Judge, .cqqoael and spectators stored In wonder. / "But you’re a woman I'* I gasped. “Of cou r*«r replied abe tartly. "What did you Imagine 1 waa—a monkeyr* — I had to explain that women, were ineligible fqr silting on a Jury. "Then why did you bring me up from HldcupT” she Inquired. ” 1 have lost my time and money in coming, and all because you folks are eo silly that you can't tell a woman from a man" She had the pull or us. and the spec­ tators grinned shockingly. 'Pay the lady’e fare and excuse her, • aam Mr. Jusilce —, suavely, Thla was ihe neatest and safest method, as hla lordship knew when he caught the glint In that lady's eye. SoTpaid her expenses and she left, smiting and thanking the Judge profusatr» - A Judge U usually a capital hand at summing uif human nature, especially of the feminine variety. All eald and done, that la h(s business. ‘ Cause and Effset. Apropos of Eastertide, the fallowing Utile story, which baa reached . me, may he worth a smile. It waa Easter Huntfay, and the wife already had ar­ rayed herself In her aprlng finery. She made a pretty picture aa abe stood hefori the mlrrqr In her “ peg top" skirt and her chlo little hat o f a French model. Outside the procession had begun. The .air was vibrant, with church bells, liter« waa a riot of gay costumes .. — ___ i reason pr other, Friend lluabaRd waa alow. Finally the wife becaa* Itnpallstit. “ fltnry," she ex. postulated; tapping See. feeL ‘‘can't you htKfyT. IVbat’* the use of my harLoX .a hat itnlesa somebody can **! •CAN’T bo a hypocrite/’ waa the rendy excuse of ouct map when | asked why ho didn't attend church. “I know that l am not R r a church righteous and that I cannot flraclice Hwhat preaches.” There is hope for this man. Hq is the kind tho church wants. If he is not righteous ln> is not happy. Let him acquiro the habit of GOING TO CHURCH and he will get a broader, better aod happier view of life. Wo cannot all bo .saints. Bat surely a man can forget the temptations of the world for oyo hour or ono day qgch, yreok. At least for tho hour oj so that ho is in church ho con rooliy think over the big thingB in4life. Let him listen to the word of ,Qod and do his best. Of course thejrc ore sorao persons in every community who will criticise as freely the man who GOGS TO CHURCH as tho man who stays away. , NO MAH WHO DOES TO CHURCH CAN BE A HYPOCRITE with it. that tl- *1 , / * * - -Ml —’ till t ÎÎifH ■ ■. ./■ t .. . . ^?:1ü - '■ I ' k— r.ti£ i t* oJ LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. ’ . Fi ñ »' ^ ^ * » -i, * i r #W i 3Ki I. san .V ..... \ * **tRVI ri - Aiiffc %« LOW ROUND TRIP TOURIST îîïï: . . . . . . . . . 4AM ........... .V. s m s ......... . }9*-£5 •i/ mmi 10#,OO . _ J ....,., ------- .......... .... 14 i'.'.-...'.“ .'.; I « . Sir....... . L N u i ....... , I •**•»•*• I1ÜW I sS l o O U n a p o O i ' ItSO FmmS Lick.. . . . . . asjo saxe ttVittsit* TlMff Mfil *«-v *• .............. SX.OO ÎMfuit . IIJ a J Mtä&m.... . . . . . . . .... 47*40 CmqIm W í ii««ii 47-4® HufTfflo. i .-•••••■*• m iim m i 4T j4 St.so Irtohrlm»,.,. . t t .lt P a rk ...... SS.TS . . . . . . 47« _ _ LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLOl O CALIPORNIAb I LARKS ANT) CANADA. MINNESOTA. MI AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PU .FARES FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. ' .... .¿ 'w j Ticket* on sale daily, May IS to September 30. Return limit Oct. 31,1914 1 Except—-To destinations In Arixona, British Columbia. _____ Glacier and Moant Robson). California, Lewiston. Ida.. Montana (excel Belton, Gardiner, Glacier Park Button and Yellowstone Station), Ores and Wnriiington, tickets on sale Jane I to September 30, 1914. . VARIABLE ROUTE TO DENVER. S A L T LAKE, COLORADO SPRINGS, ETC. GOING THROUGH ST. LOUIS, KRTUIt.NING THROUGH CHICAGO OK VICE VERSA. LIBRRAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS THE ATTRACTIVE W A Y f l Three Solid Through Train* Dally—Choice |of Three Different Ronlea TO THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST I , ; THREE TRAINS DAILY TO THE SOUTHWEST THROUGH NEW ORLEANS, L A N. DINING CARS. NO BETTER DINING CAR SEB* VICE. FAST TIME. ROCK BALLAST. NO--*U ST . NO D DIRT. FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS ON AM. SUMMER RSBRVATIONB TOURIST RL'SOBTH, BATES«. SLEEK.. AND OTHER INFORAfATION. ADDRESS H; C. BRETNEY, Florida Passenger Agent JackeonvlUe. Fla. Telephone 167 1134 WeatlUy Slreet "F *"**"" - ■- *.* ,1 After Four Ycue of 0&4óón|fa| .•■ • -ri t í .'' ù : 1 had gotten so weak I could nof stand, and I gave up In despair. I U p in D cip a ir. At tori, my husband got mO nbottle «1 . Cardiff, the woman'« tonic, and I ctw»- v menced taking IL Fion, the very first . 'C a w * to d o « . I could toll ft w*a helping me. I can now wallr (wo miles wfifioat Mb ■ I “ -• Catron, Kjr.—In an interesting letter tiring me, and am doing $0 my wosk.“ If you ore «11 run down I rom this place, Bullock i « ; * » » troubles, don’t | Cardiff, Jhot fhaa.E. - °f u^pho"#1r1^ other wqrda. If the«« In my left aide. wound aroubd the _ The dodor waa called In, and hi* treniform a band of-nibro mend It one-thousand (bread*. *.' -I rf.cni icliirred me for a while, but I wBt -’ |b the course of A year ipme twdnty soon tgafloed to my bed «gain. After JlOP people about ¿‘hello’' i IO dû any good. the telephone. This to-about the number of people traton all thl* tongesl to a *' fósil Jl ¡a But give him and his church a chance. GO TO CnURCH once! H. Then go again) »In •Ni the time ho* comd when,you «ho.u! ‘ ; •& LONQ. DEEP DOWN IN Hf* HEART HE•KNOWS THAT HE CAN_ NOT BELL GOD A «OLD BA1CK. IF ORIGINALLY HE GOES TO CHURCH SOLELY TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION WITH HIS NEIGHBORS—AND THIS IS TO BE ENCOURAGED-EVENTUALLY HE WILL FIND THAT HE IB GRAOUALLY BEING LED TO T^B RIGHT SORT QF LIFE. IT IS EASY TO ACOUIllE THE GO TO CHURCH HABIT. TRY IT 0 * « SUNDAY. WHEN AN0THER.8ABBATH. ROLL* AROUND YOU’ LL FEEL A PANG OF REMORSE IF YOU-DONT GO A&MN. GET ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR CLERGY* ! MAN. YOU’LL FIND THAT H I IS NOT A BAD SORT. TALK TO HIM. IF YOU HAVE ANY CRITICISM OF THE CHURCH OR ITS METHODS, DON’T TALK ABOUT IT ON THE OUTSIDE, BUT TELL HIM. HE'LL MEET YOU HALFWAY. NONE REALIZES MORE THAN H I HOW HARD IT.jS TO WORK |{p AN INTEREST IN RELIGI0U3 AFFAIRS AMONQ SOME PEOPLE. ihon* Total#. rrtte« as follow«: ft la difficult fo Imagine our mi ant complicated life being carried on wUhowt-ietophoues There are today this tiíM, i î«*dd only sit up twelve mflUdci fire hundred while, tad could àot wat anc# In actual ...l Al A . * w - I WCkiju the world and.more than M ' — *-*--- ^ the stmto mt 1 r V . __ _______ ‘^’’JusL a moment, dear," temporised •he patient Ilvury; "Just a moment, whllo I trim my sags.“ —Chicago Inter Ocean. iv> . g ? Exchange/ which havncmcei conclude aa you mast | ¡íi PUBLIO -DUTY THAT It DISLIKED ...... BY BRITISH C IT U S N l^ J * w s it r S s s ô ^ ^ Ë S i S S S » the°Fjorida C i t r t t --------T I. rw a éestu - u — ui nj fur-j He Averages Prove the •* f’ son s Liver Tone Takes 1U Place Tl Aak him. f1 an �>U T P E O P L E -BEING A RESUME ■ .......... , they h»d Included the sixty inm a t« of the home.__________ _____ SANFORD HAPPENINGS OF Mr. and Mrs. H. il. Pattbhall and family ' of Geneva were the guest» of Mra. R. E. Tolar'on Tues­ day. *They came over to tee Dr. H. B. Pattlshall off for Atlantic Beach, where he g o « - to attend - a meeting of the Dental Aasodation Mrs. E4. Randall will leave f Orlando Sunday to spend t weeks, visiting Among 'frien ds." Mr. Rkndall will visit hla mother, and father in her absence. Upon Mra. A Calendar for Quest Room. Randall's return they will m ova Into 'A special calendar Is a splendid their pretty n«Av bungalow on First thing for tho guest room of the coun­ try house. A small jJgily calendar Is street. mounted on a heavy cird board or Mrs. Susan Yowell and Mrs. J. D. leathercovered board, and below It Is B a rn « of Orlando spent a day in printed In good-sized but perfectly leg­ ible type, or gilt lettering. "Break­ tlM; city last week, the guests of fast,'* "Luncheon." ’Tea.” "Dlnnor," Mrs. J. K. Mpttingcr. “ Last Mall Leaves,” and any special — - UP-TO - Di TMmMe Party A delightfully Informal event of the week * waa^ the thimble party, Tuesday afternoon, at which Mre. Anna Walker waa hoetces to her old friends and neighbors' Of * the W eif Side, fet her new home on Magnolia avenue. -An intereating gueasing game, the Bell contest waa enjoyed by the gueatai Mra. Harvey Renfro and Mrs. Deane Turner doing for thdj prlae. In the cut Mra. Renfro woo, the prize being « dainty linen handkerchief. MU* Eva Walker was assisted by Miss Bessie 'Williamson in serv ing the delicious refreshments, ice ten,'cake and sandwiches. An amusinf-cofnridencc o f the afternoon was the fact that It was the third time Mrs. Deane Turner bad tied for lb * prize in this house and always tost in the cut. Mra. Walker's guests were Me*d a m « Harvey Renfro, Deane Tur­ ner, C. R. Walker, Savage, A. D. Smith, W. H. Peters, Ensminger, Terheun and Pattie Renfro. Supper Party ' ■ An old fashioned' birthday party « u given by Mra. W. H. H. Allen on Wednesday evening, compli­ mentary to Mr. Alien. The supper table was dainty and attractive with Its display of anowy linen, silver and glassware, and boun­ tiful spread of good things to' eat, served In the good old' fashioned way. The supper was savory and appetizing and consisted of fried chicken, creamed potato«, potato salad, sliced tom a to«, hot buns, assorted pickles and preserves, ice cream and cake, to which the guests did full justice. , • Those Invited were Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hawkins, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duncan and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. IIelk nnd little daughter, Mrs. May Dickins, Mr. Oscar Vernon and Mr. L. P. McCulIcr. • ' . Audio» Bridge The Wednesday auction*) bridge Hu it .was entertained by Mrs. It. E. Tnlnr, Wednesday afternoon. Therfc was one t«ble of players, Mrs. John Bennett making top store and win­ ning the club prize, a fine deck of ca rds. Vanilla ice cream in cantaloupes was served at the close of the game. Those present were Mrs. John Bennett, Mrs. Deane Turner, t Mrs. G. Speer and-Mm. Tolar. *' Tna!m , . . . , , havn tails, and are prepared to grow them again shonld thjLlMW?“ chant», U shown by remains In our pelvis ot tall-if»gKln(C » M d « » . now' rudlmontary 'and * d^generaUve from lack of use- WIederschelm calls atten­ tion* to the remains of arteries and rolna which formerly nourished the t«n Gould and Pyle’s *'Anomallee and Curiosities of Medicine” give* a P*o-, taro b( a child born with a tall. Thee© modern tails, however, are too short for any use, unless It la to mako tho father Hop drinking.—Now York Medi­ cal Record. • - Pourlfi of July Party Mra. Deane Turner waa the gra­ cious hostess st sf patriotic party Thursday afternoon, complimentary •to her mother, Mrs. M. C. Savage. The. rooiae were lovely in tficir decorations, of flags and cut flowers artistically arranged together. Jar­ diniere's of xcd Altheas with flags waving abov# them wero placed about the rooms: upon the piano a graceful bit of colorfcwas*'a fern dish of red geraniums, flags and fern*; upon the muilc cabinet and other available p la c « v M « of red flowers ferns and flggs carried out the pretty conceit. Large and small fla p were upon the walls and In the graceful Miss Bessie Williamson (appen d­ folds cf ths. window draperies. ing the week end with Lhc M is s « A ¿patriotic' guessing gaitt© OCCA-. Lettio and Annie Leo Caldwell. ■ioned njuch laughter end fun. The prise, a dainty cifp and aaucer fell Mrs. John Merriman, who has a to MiV. W. H. Peters, who. guessed winter home In Emits waa^lhe correctly seven ou t'o f eight answers. guest o f / Mra. C. E. Walker several A pleasing feature of the afternoon dkys this week, while enroute jo her was the playing* of patriotic airs on summer home In Meriden, Conn. the VlctroJa, followed by ¿elections c—-------- j ] r . -; V of> Nordlca, Caruso and other fa­ Among the many p a rti« plan­ mous artiste. ning to spend the Fourth at Day­ Sherbet and cake were served. tona Beach will be Mra. D .v A. Upon the plates wore pretty little Caldwell, M iss« Bessie Williamson, favors of red cherries and ferns as a Lettie and Annie Leo Caldwell nnd memento of this happy occasion. Mr. David Caldwell. They will mo­ The hostess wss assisted by ’Mrs. tor over this' afternoon and re­ W. H. Peters, Mrs. A. D. • Smith main at the beach over Sunday, j and Miss Martha Fox. Other guefte were Mra. J. K. Mrttin g«, Mrs. J. C. Ensminger, Mrs.' Walker, Mra. C. E. Walker, Mrs. ‘ Anna Walker, Mrs. H. H. JEW ELER Hill, Mra. W. H. Hill. Mra, T. S. Davis, Mra. Harvey Renfro; Mr». CLOCKS. JEWELBY.SILCharlotte Smith, Mr*. M. C. Tolar, WATCHES, • .................................... — *I Mra. R. E. Tolar, Mra. J. D‘. Parker, VKRWARE.’OPtfCAL GOODS. ETC. and Mra. Terheun. eo. Schaal Information the Loitesa deolrea hej guest© to know. Thd hours for meals and departure of malls are plainly marked, thus saving many questions and often embarrassment on the part of the gueets, —— ■— ----- * ----------'.«« M ed ieval Theater*. National . theaters—o f an open-air kind—at one timd existed In England.ar Parran Round, la Cornwall, tes ti­ de*. Here we hare a vast axnpbF theater, turfed to teat over 1,000 per­ sons. The beginnings of British dra* malic art sprang from these open-air theaters, where the medieval plays were produced—and forgotten. The sands of the Cornish coast may have covered more than one specimen of these pioneer tempeis of the dramatlo art Court Sustained I A Wkihlngton chauffeur baa been sent to jail for three years for taking a joy ride In his employer's automobile without, permission. Courts and pubHe aro realising that drastic measures are necessary to' break up the loy-ridIng practice and the steallog of motor cars for this purpose. Tbo Jail sen­ tence is a good experiment along this line. It' might be extended to tako In all speeders on the public highways. _ Expert Repairing Happy Little Orphana A delightful feature of the "SmugKlcman" matinee W edn«day after­ 12$ West First Street noon was the presence of fourteen S ANF O RD , F L O R I D A Happiness Only Comparative. children from the Methodist Or­ We may anticipate bliss, but who phanage at Enterprise, as guests of ever drank of that enchanted cup unal­ loyed T—Colton. the Junior Civic League, through Mrs. Gerror who extended the invi­ tation in behalf of the League. After the matinee they were taken to the Seminole Pharmacy as guests of the WHfurc Department and treated to ice cream, .Bnd thfep an . - ■J" uutomobile ride through the city * w#s given them by Mayor Thrasher, Messrs. A. D. Smith and Voile WUlinms, who generously, loaned thfclrj S cars for this purpose. It was a hap­ r .. py set of youngsters that, boarded the boat for the return trip to En­ terprise, cordially expressing their appreciation # of the courtesies re­ ceived. Capt.-Allen gave the chil- s s . v . - ■ * . dren free transportation They worej s w it h c o m io r t a b le w e a r in g a p p a r e l. I BEAMS , CHANNELS ANGLES AND ALL SHAPES BOILER PLATE TANK STEEL STRUCTURAL IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS TRUSSRODS STAY BOLtfS GALVANIZED' COPPER AND ZINC SHEETS OAK c y p r e s s :. .' MAHOGANY WHITE PINE AND . ALL HARD WOODS LAUNCHES ----- SKIFFS ’ DORIES BUILT TO .• ^ ORDER BOILERS AND TANKS B U IL T t lr TO ORDER . • Competent forcejaf workmen for road work al all times. Merrill-Stevens Co. Jacksonville, Fla. b-ta, * « • * e a iy Çam^ (V - Moots second and fourth G CM *CVm0Qth* G.Fn R.Calhoun | J . F .^ n ^ Clak Council Phoenix Lodge Nu 5, K. «ip ' l* MwU second and fourth Nlsiting knights alway* **1-, * H. McLaulin - * “' Sanford Lodge No 62, P.a*dA, M. ^ Communication every flm sad Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting welcome. O .L . Taylor F .L lI « ^ Secretary Sanford Local Union No. 1761 putti Href and third Thursday nirht ¿ t r o'clock ir\ the Eagles* Hall. Rex Packard Oeo Blickwride, R. S. and T. iVealdcnt * If y o u ir ic u d (0 h a v e a a ale Ret o u r p r ic e s Sale Bills P R IN TE D ( I W c are fixed for turning jut w o rk o f this kind i i: n d ou b le-q u ick lime. R B.’ P. O. E. Sanford l.od(e I24| Meet first and third Wednesday at corner of Fltst St. and Palmetto An. O. L. Taylor R. L Yt<i SecreUry Etait«]Rnle Monroe Chapter No. 15, R.A.^. Meets every second and fourthTl»». day In Masonic Hall over the Impcriij Theatre. Visiting comnanloEt»xl/Mnf_ J. F.'Karnatx O.LTtykt Secretary H^hPriest Two Claiaea. Man as a husband 1« of two i —ho whose meals disagree wil end be who disagrees with his i * s* * I We have just received by express a lot pf pretty Skirts, all the very latest styles, -'Call ana get early choice. $6.00 and $7.00 Each vr * v-i«• , ©■ •,*1/ PALM BEACH SUITS Get one before.going away, and be “ COOL and •ra A-crar tt HT, DARK AND GRAY 0(1 and $7.50 ■nv H.WJ ■- F IN E SH IR TW AIST The daipty waists, some of silk, others of cotton voile. For the lady; who wants something out the ordinary. , . Probably you do not need a whole suit of clothes. vf Then get you a pair of "N I F T Y ” Trousers f -iv>^ L' . Bd ' j: ‘.etyle is so finished sod pronounced B M u t ahe caa carry off thla amsrt and , . vaklah angle without looking In .the ’Jesst•bold. Hut whan the wearer to • ■ ©qaal to the Emergency there la no ¡^ 4. getting away from the feet that ah» •V • bVtdemonatrsted that etyle to a very eujit\e thing. A means oi cgpf«*alon, It is to her, by which ahe conveys something of beraelf to those who bebold' ‘*oia her, eUb though- they may jc ' i v ; never net« speak to her. ,;|da«p.hato ql all gorfa of materials have been turned ont in this shape, or V shapes ilmllar to It. They cover-nearly ■all of one aids of the face and form a ’ background again«t which the other . - W aide la sharply sllhouetled. bat pictured this left side Is trim jcd' With a very full ruchlng of nj». iW . •^Ylted In tiny side plait» and supW Upstanding fait oNpUlted l - j ,-.V - m affpe,f .Timrs Is a- facing of black ^ , V 4 a l l .about the underbrim, it *- forms a piping which outlines the brim edge of straw. The combination of natural leghorn color with the deep WJF >4‘black or velvet la very fine. .The very tow crown In thla hat la set lcto ' : ■ -W-' .. -yffyi M i' V "> A '"x> i ?v " if* # thfi brim with a second plftng of lavelvet not for .-The trimming: constats of aflat clus­ ter'of lpvely pink roaea shading to, a deep jo so color at the heart of the (lower«, a half doxen half-blown* roses are circled round the baa« of a let spike, which complete the garnishing or a simple but striking effect ¡of the millinery artUL The prettiest, or rather the mdst satisfactory hats In thla shape, are those made ot btack high luster straws or fabrics, trimmed with black nu­ ll“ «* and a few compact bigh-eotorpd flowers, or else finished In all black, substituting fruit or ornaments for tbe flowers. There Is something In the brilliant black of Jacquered or hlgh-luiter silk surfaces that goes with tha pose for which thla bat Is made. And as a background for a well-modeled profile there Is nothing like black velvet The side faco is ■at f n ‘ relief like a tinted cameo. But it Is 'wise to consider whether the style Is suited* to one« before In­ dulging jn It So there Is'ao harm In reiterating that this hat la not for every one, but for her « b o can carry » o ff. . JULIA BOTTO s F%-v ct'*; Those plaid? that are especially The best shirt on the market at a latev ’sùm ïpeivhnd early medium prjcè. . fall wear. fr* , i- i;J f ! ■■ I ' United Brotherhood of Csrpeater* in Joiners of America t § In order to have the most pleasure, it is necessary to..prepare yourself | SKIRTS I - Want Ad -7 . Y% j^liw E. ItobblM .Ssc',^ Tilted Hat for Those Who Can Wear It HE hat .worn at the much-tilted pose T IH H shown In the picture every one. It takes a woman whose . �-I- OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF -, ■ Z ZX - —f .... ----- IBLISH ED II- WEEKLY 5?1 IN S A N F O fU > -Li/ü h Woith ¡Joing ■ ' *•? fOLUME V N O. 92 SANPÖ«D, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 7. I9U _ V -Taw E NEED OF BRIDGES BIG CROWD A T PEACH KILLED ON BEACH OYER TH E ST. JOHNS WITNESSED AÛ T0 RACES BY AN AUTOMOBILE Automobile r ac e s a t the beach c h o k e d traffic b a d ly '* * D ■■ «» (EQUATE FERRIES demand th e bridges PEOPLE o f TWO COUNTIES SHOULD GET TOGETHER [ ON PROPOSITION Y —— The rush of automobiles at the |n ferries »crow the St. Johns river, , at Monroe and one at the Osteen last Friday and Saturday dem­ ented more than words the need one brid|e and _ perhaps two Idles at these points. Thii great rush of cars may-never gke* place a|ain or it may again ocour ing the summer, it all'depending whether the beach «offers attracto the automobiliat or not. Aside' from the special occasions regular travelers tcf the beach i the summer and ths tourist travel the winter is certainly entitled something. better than the un­ lit ferries that now attempt to the cars and wragons across river. It Is estimated that at least four sdred automobiles were ferried the river Friday ami Saturand part of the day and night (stood in long lines waiting for ferryman to take them across, i ft said for the men in charge of ferries they certainly worked Trojans and the automobiliata art no ldck coming on the sevice, snpt that it was too primitive for ( present time. Wth all the crowds only one »cei­ ls reported, that of the M scar of Orlando, that was on First street near the igt in attempting to paw some rears. It was hauled out of the itcl and proceeded on the way. The rountyfeommiseioners of 8em Is county and Volusia should get her on the bridge question and s bridge at the Monroe'ferry st the Osteen ferry or at both, could make them toll bridge» they were paid for and then them free. The great amount travel on these roads and the sing of the' brick loads should 1 for the erection of these bridges Us fell, for dnly by these ImproVcits can our suction hope to bo­ ms a'part of the National high| B a r t o w The ancient ferries should go« * . ----- ' T\ |B- Y. B. U. Enrampmeni Jqjy 12-17 The Florida B. y . P . U, Eneamplasnt of- this year will meet on ths jcretSmii of Columbia College July jlM ". An exeejteqt program has jfeea prepared and half a thousand Ifcfegatw ■are expected to attend. Ur. Georgi Ilyman of, «ur city is Ifa manager of this Encampment. Th* following will attend from IFinford: George Hyman, Mrs. Hylfflsn, John and Virgie Horne Hy&*n, Mi's Clara Millen, Edwin Mlll*n. Miss Ruth Stewart. Miss Min*» Stewart. Ale. and Mrs. Chas. L. !™V, and possibly others. OUR BUSINESS COLLEGE Will Remain Open During the Sumtner Months With Man; Scholars' Prof. 0 . E. Bynum of the Sanford Business College has determined to keep the college open til during the Summer and 'has 'juat started an­ other large claw in bookkeeping an^l stenography. The college'haa been a success from the start and having been in operation for the past two years has now demonstrated that it will prove s good Investment for the promoters. There have been many successful business men and women graduated from the institution and they are how holding good positions in Sanford and other cities. There was a rumor that the col­ lege would close during the summer months as Prof. Bynum was desir­ ous of visiting Texas with hia w|/e, but the large number of new schollars coming in last month made It necessary to keep the collegp t^n-. nlng full time and Prof, -jljfpura in­ formed The Herald todkjr that the college would .remain a£fn ail the year round and that h fcw »«} well satisfied with the- good ihbfirlng be­ ing made. This Sanford Business College give« our boys and girls fa grand opportunity of attending day or night school right at home and acquiring a good buaineaa education, sopiething that is needed by the young men of today regardless of the nature of their business or pro­ fession. . The rates of the Sanford school are very reasonable consid­ ering the excellent course of training. JULY FOURTH FITTINGLY OBSERVEC AT DAY­ TONA BEACH their public spirited citisens and the excellent beach hotels, which so ably took care of such unusual crowds. AUTOMOBILE RACES WERE FEATURED The Encampment ol Campfire Girls ’ ' , A Great Event • ESTIMATED THAT A THOUS­ AND CARS WERE IN ATTENDANCE * ----------------- . . Daytona, July 6, - - A record break­ ing summer crowd celebrated the Fourth of July at Daytona, Day­ tona Beach and Seaberexe beaches Saturday and far into the evening. It if eatimtted there were a thou­ sand vMtfng ca n and nearly three thuuaa^tp-jfehnlo took part in the ■po(ts The prog/JaiL* was opened with beach races, heja under the auspices of the Orlando Automobile Associa­ tion, of which Leon D. Fort ia aecre-' tary and chief promoter, On ac­ count of the condition of the beach and also the crowtb which would congregate opposite tho towns, the races were made from the automo­ bile clubhouse south. It was a pret­ ty and unusual sight to see 8 0 ca n drawn up in symomtricai line along the shore just north of the club house and the cheerful holiday crowd which waived and cheered and enjoyed the passing show whether they heard the announce­ ments or not. Postmasters Raised * f _ _ T Ji ■ . :.. Washington, i>. C„ July 7.— A The first race, one mile, a flying number of Florida postmaster» re­ start, was won by William Warren, ceived boosts In the annual read­ of Bradentown in a National car. justment which haa become effective, |T he second race, a five mile stand­ including the following: ing start, was won fay Steve Hutto Tsmpa, from 13,500 to $3,000; of Orlando, In *a National car; O. P.. BVadentown, from $2,100. to $2,300; Herndon of Sanford was second in St. Petersburg from $2,800 to $3,000; this race in an Overland car. Ft. Myers, from $2,300 to $2,400; The third' race, twenty mile», Wauchula, from $2,000- to $2,400; standing start, two ten-mile laps, Daytona, from $2,600 'to $2,600; was also won by Steve Hutto in a Tallahassee, from $2,600 to, $2,700; National - car. Mr. Herndon came Plant City from $2,200 to $2,300. In second in this" In an Overland. St. Augustine is reduced from $3,- . The prises were two small silver J00 to $3,000. The Jacksonville cupa for the first and second race postmaster'« salary remain« station­ and a large cup for the twenty mile ary at $5,000. race. The judges were S. A. John­ ■V Readjustments are madc..cvn. the son and Setfi Woodruff of Orlando .^oatoffiee receipt«. Where gatriaare and Harry Thompson of Daytona. shown the salary ' is increased. - Les­ r,Accnr*iine to the ‘program those sening of receipts means deeriaifte;^ who wished at the cloao of the raCM the »alary paid. Y T ■ fon t to Daytona to a grand picnic ■The changes are; • dinner on' the city island with fret Old barbecued meat, New pickles, water­ $ 1,200 ...$ 1,300 Alachua.. . . . melons, |with a ball game between ... 2 ,800' 2,200 the home team and Orlando to b l Arcadia é#YÍíi 2,300 pulled off at 8:30 o'clock. Daytona ... 2,400 . 2,100 did herself proud lit the way the Brndentown. . . '. , .... 2,300 2,60(1 committee handled the crowds and 2,600 D ay ton a.. . . . . . . . 2 ,0 0 0 there w»a plenty If well barbecued Fort Myers. .. y>2,400? 2,100 meat and condiments for all. Juat Fort Pierce f i*1* * vi* V • 2,200 Live Oak. ., 4 . t 2.800 2,400 as the dinner was concluded s big 1.800 rain cloud, which had been skulking Madison........... 1,00p Orlando. X .............. 2,700 , 2,800 arqund th^ Imprison for an hour or 2,600 JqiUs,. prccipUateil ip a light shower, Poialka,*^, . ■......> * 2,660 Plant' C ity, . .vV.' 2.300- ; 2,200 sufficiently 'dampening to drive ev-, 8t, ’ Augustihe-------- j S.OÓft ’v- 3,100 crybody -from ‘ the pienic gTouiftk. 2,800 This waa rather n partial and’ pecu­ St. Petersburg.. . r 3.000 .2,600. S anford.. . . . . . . liar/ahQWyr.j it* developed into a 2,700 2 , 6 0 0 % eavy but short pownpour at SeaTalishasaee‘ . . . . 3,600 3,600 breese and' Daytona Beach, but the T a m p a . , » ,-i c , i - i 1,800 north end of It stopped at thp river 2 ,0 0 0 Tarpon Springs. . 2,000 line, and the rain at Daytona .ex­ 2,400 Wauchula. Weit Palm B ea ch .,; 2,100- >* 2,600 tended to Hankins' drug store, Winter H o v e n . . . . .. 2,0001,700 "where Volusia meets Beech," From that point, north and west it was atill as dry as a powder house, white the street ear which came up from Orange avenue had shed its beautiful — .Fourth of July paper decoration«, the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DO NOT LIKE THE which oosed down in gory red on the sidee of the car and t^he street: -QUALITY OF BRICK BEING USED -The rain, was just what was needra, At the meeting of the Board of been diacovgred ia ha disconcerting however, to cool the ftiAOsphere and Y ■ fount; Commissioners yestiflrdky it to them as tho county commis­ lay tbe d u st.'. By 8 o'clock the bail grounds were V* derided that thaiwork of laying sioners. The defective bricks are krick roads would bo held, up for laid to the door of the foremen in sufficiently dry for ths. players' to ï°d pending the litigations on charge of the brick kilns and as they match their, skill in ths presence of width of some of the roads and have been shipped here in large plenty of rooters for both sides. quantities and hauled to different Orlando won, 10 to 6, in the 4cdti6ns of * tbr district the tnanu- and seeing that Oriindii facturdts' wilt lie w » e loee, but so generous in contriW U ngtd e Y h r v r Agreed to biest the com-1 success * of the Fouftfi the 'home 2*»tarday that under present condi zth rv . -^ ] cb. people were rqther glad than other­ 2 “ People would bo wise of thla„. if the shipment of The big feature of the .day camo « “ Id hn held up. until a better th . off at the Nautilus cstino In a grand widths ran be procured and ihe , •»nufacturer«« t wfU. be rtqulfed to munth and by that tíme thn jroVk o f opening and fireworks display frdm 8 to 1 o'clock 'in evening. This « t i « &¿ÉslgiB ( the ..............L É jjil aL* * ma,nfensnce bo/td gonif'Jor .a m ftk i ¿ g # p*nad of five years thk't will bl"<i and itila hoped thatf all -\ifllcultlw Was a local affair la which «eversi be eommiihltfcs took part, as w sll-aa r * m t(i replaf«-the l.sd bricks that can be »ettied «nd — I 0f g is r e s i| ---' — *v built O.* the S u i t b l e a i * i d » n d ■ « o i t h c » c »* U ^ Mhrown out „ they .f e found and U‘ L t o be ones put jn their place. The "^oofacturers h«v* signified their to dò. Y»! give b r ic k r o a d m^ *o m « w o r k is h e l d u p AT ENTERPRISE ~ Rev. J. H. Cellar of Sanford spent a few days at Enterprise, last week. When asked about the Campfire girts encampment he aaid in part: “ The idea oi having the encamp­ ment was suggested by Mias Emms Tucker, an enthusiastic Christian worker of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. The encampment Includes the Campfire Girla, Y. W. C. A. girl* and Sunday school girls who could not afford an expensive vacation elsewhere. The inexpenaiveness of the vacation, together with the Christian influence and as­ sociations are some of the beat fea­ tures of the encampment. During the morning there Mbre bold, under competent leaders, Bible and Mission Study classes, both junior and senior. The afternoon and evening were given over to rest, recreation, entertainments and lec­ tures. I belle vc the ides of combining the Campfire Girls and tho Bible and Mission Study classes into one conference or encampment is the best that could have been suggested to meet the needs of the girls in our churches. Both organisations are good, but each needs the other. The Campfire Girls provides for out­ side sports and physical development and tho Bible and Mission Study classes provide for the spiritual de­ velopment, but it takes the combin­ ation of the two to make a fully de­ veloped Christian girl. The Sanford girls do not realise what they miss by not being a part of thU encampment. Girls who' leave the Christian, religion out of thelir lives are missing the best things of life. ^ The Encampment is s gres^ |uccesi in many ways and the manage­ ment rxpecta to make it aUtl greater next year." ; * Mr. Cellar is making a special study of young people's work in all its departments in the church and takes every available opportunity to stud* it "as It is." ~ ------------Watch the Ford « G o By .-.v Detroit, MIeb., * Xyly.' 6.— li«|ea Manager N. A. Hawkins of the Ford Motor Company haa some in­ teresting figures in regard to Ford mileage. He save; "There are now 600,obo Ford« in uae. Each one . certainly averages no miles d«lly for tvfelva months In tho year, . These 600,000 Fords therefore are travelling and showing 'themselves over a stretch of. ilO.oOO.OOO miles each day, or SOO.^OO,000 miles each month— or thirty-six hundred million miles eadh year. ( ¡-Y This ¡4 a distance equal to 144,000 times around the worlds If these 610,000 Model T's started on a tour around the world and kept within a half mile of each other thty would encit-cic tho globe ten times, • "' Every city street, boulevard, p|fkwayr every village ■tree^ syeFjf country road is Hned with V’ords. 80 persistent is this' constant and ever in$re*tlirit parade tbut men, wom( 4 'an d chlldfan ' who never knew anythln*; wboutv-rnotor care, ran pick them out. ' The Ford is.i'thh eatiiat car ^0 think .»Jjout, M isuse tCla*. seen. rnbat frequently." '-*-^* "fr* —A'rrt'.*", '. v ' - Sell Draina TaUjíháss«*, Ji^yS ff.'rr-AÍVertUamept for aalo‘ of«,á^mífflon dollar à i. Tioridé ' vbondii^were of an l^gWÛtor> pro­ viding fór'tW /M tiaiiiV ^Í «Ix «rilliou dollars ln Mnàa t o .: «o;npleU thaï drainage of the EvcrglaVes. .Fans tu tslled IK fans of the best make. S. B. MELVIN RIDING BICYLCLE COLLIDES WITH AUTO the path of motorist! travelling through this state.— Tampa Timet. t t J, ' An Interesting trial has been con­ cluded at West* Palm Beach, being that of John Ashley, a- white man, for the murder of DeSoto Tigrr. u Seminole Indian. The crime was committed about two years ago, and Ashley ‘ eluded arrest and was not apprehended until he gavs him-, self up. Several Indiana were in­ HER NEWS OF STATE* AT troduced as , witnesses at the trial, which reaulteU in a disagreement; LARGjB COMPILED FOR the jury standing three for convic­ OUR BUSY READERS tion and nine for acquittal. Judge Perkins presided. na Beach, July 6.— S. B. 1 1 t M elvin\of Holly Hill, about 65 Tho news reached Stuart Friday run . down and afternoon that the Supreme Court years o age, waá rut killed about 8:30 Saturday night of Florida had knocked out the new on tho the beach, heacn, a short, distance cou t house for tifo time being, arid above the. automobile' club house, there were no regrots among the by an Overisnd car, driven by R. Sr taxpayers, either who have stated McCormiit^t ^r Leesburg. Mr. Mel­ ifl along that $260,00 was five vin was ricUp^jn'hicycla.’. times to<f much for a county ? f,t M - AY the û if/'-o I the collision the size of Palm Beach with scarcely bicycle and-’ automobile, çrre . both 0,000 inhabitants. Such a court being driven in Nhe same jilrection house would coat more than the on the beach tftid in d comjKgJAoward court houses of ___________ St. Lucie,__________ Brevard them was a car carryingiÇ ^jjH ant L'kiul St. John couuntlek còmbined elecfric light. Mr. Melvin Wis proM Of course it would be a great ad­ ably confused by the approaching vertisement for West Palm Beach car, and it is possible he did not but Would not do the outlying towns bear the car coming behind him In any good. Let us have a $60, 00 the noise of the other car and the court house and spend the balsnce roar of the eurf, however he turned or) good . roads. Hard roads will directly acroea the path of the auto­ bring new settlers in by the hundreds mobile, to the right, when it ia usual but whoever heard of a big costly to turn to the left, which was seen court house brinipg' any body in to too tate by the automobile driver settle.— Stuart Times. to avoid the crash. On.it came with t t t a terrible impact, completely demol­ * Howard S. Kerner, a well known ishing the back wheel of the bt- sportsman, whose residence is at cy d e and lifting both man and wheel Great Barrington, Mass., where he on th« fender. Mr. Melvin's head U now on a short visit, arid who baa struck the wind shield, which cut b •pent many winters and the past deep gaah through bis skull at the two-, summers here, cruising on hia back and broke bis neck. Death handsome yacht, expect-» to return was instantaneous. The friend, who to Fort Myers in th# -yery neat ‘S# . _' was with Mr. McCormack, rap for future for the purpose of tackling - T#*í -i«: asaiitance. thinking to get a physi­ the wily tarpon or 811ver King./*' r j*a cian st soon as possible; Dr. Bo* Mr. Karner is a great bcllever-'ln . 'K,r.•-, — t ^? i_ * * hannon was first to reach tbe scene the wonderful future ' o f Florida as and pronounced the man dead. Tbe a summer resort state and bnievsa body was taken to the v>ndertakerm that when the fact is known to the at Daytona and a search '4>*a made tourist and sportsmen that the finest -ÄS Cf " A for hla daughters to notify them. weather and fishing in the world la' Marshal Fuquay and deputise were to be .here in the good old summer soon on the ground and questioned Ume.— Ft, Myers Press those who witnessed the accident, deciding that no inquest was neces­ Banquet, to Clergy sary a» the accident was declared BUhop M. J. Curley wns host by ail to R^VeTfeen unavoidable. * Tuciday afternoon at it banquet to1 . V-^:j * . Mr. McCormack ia nearly beside . + -r- - -IjJS ”"t¿’Se*! ths. visiting prelates and ylorgy ■ ■ himself--with-grief over th* ntd Wctending tho consccratidn. Tho a i-' cident and has the sympatKy of the fair was splendidly planned and community, as also have the two proved moat delightful and enjoy­ daughters of the deceased. able. It was served at the Ocean t t ' * ■View Hotel. McCORMICK DRIVING CRAZED WITH GRIEF * The project 1 of continqlng the brick road to the Osceola county tine will be urged before the board of, comity commissioners of Orange county when that body convenes again on the 6th inat. The soniiment in both counties is very strong­ ly i s favor of the extension, espec­ ially os this road will , form a very. Important link in the through from Jacksonville to Tamps. The present plan for the Orange county road leaves a gap of four mifen from the end of tho brick road as pro­ vided fdr to the line of the Osceola county. It would prove^ a bad“,ailr vertlsement. of the enterprise v) Orange county to leaxe«4his gap in _ _ _ _ _ — — — — ’ ifh o table banquet Was' arranged in „the cuatpmary manner. Bishop Curley tiring seated In the center o f the tnble at tho. end of tho dininr hail with the prelates upon his right and left. Tho clergy wore seated at • the two long tables extending down .the hall from each end of this table,' Green and purple constotuted the *, . chief decorations, ferns, bougxjtyiliav . *V* palm» and other fiowera and green contributing to a. most beautifulV '* ^ effect. A splendid menu was *ervfdL*y.v'*fi and fine speeches made.—St. ’ Aug^%<,.. v - ' tine Reord. /,*l'i<- , Father P. 3. Bresnahan of thfe city "was present^at the conaecratiota tmd banquet. -L.. Vi W .T. ■ — SURRENDERS HIMSELF 1-7^ ___________ * - . •»K LEARNING OF F THB'WA THE WARRANTX'UARGING MtlRDER HE CAME RACK FROMIG^ORGUW. T. Curry voluntarily came nrf kml the aherlfT wan fbatruetod to back to Sanford last night and again serve it. Curry had gone to the «uirendered himiril to Sheriff Hand homo of hia lister in W sycfbs/, G a„ and is now in jail' pending the pre­ and the . rumor-spread that ho^had liminary hearing, HhU time on a fled ths country,'' * charge of murder..i ‘ ' Jf *H«tuiotp,fbat the sheriff wanted The case now aaaumes a different him 'Curry camo back at once and aspect. Last week Curry killed here at- midnight £ W. F. Bryan at the Curry tur WfTJP tp th# home of Sb jUoiuatill near Chuluota and*claims _ and surrendered himseJf' and sill defense. At tM ^inquest tMjVa irow in tbe county jail «waiting ferry rendered a verdict of man­ th# preliminary trial that will de­ slaughter ttnd Curry was' releaseil cide*-whether he la to be allowed on a bond of $18,000 furnished by hla liberty on boil or that he wiU.be’ Z. Spinks of Ovfcdo. remainded, to jail to await the tefrn Meantime the relatives of the de­ of CoJcuit 'Chart that mmita hers Id ceased had in autopsy held and fall. -i W discovered that the shooting must »hike-lfetQ. done from behind, a a ‘the . Dr J. E. Trice Coming v V ;• showed thi d from the* The superintended! of the Baptist à Bryan at Arcadia, D r.’ f . ‘ v-«• L -f j l preach at ( i and 7 X» * church next tó � 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, July 03, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 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>, July 03, 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/502e37f55a79ab52c223378f45c7f8ab.pdf a55f8c27d76d71ad23621cdd24a3f0bb PDF Text Text NEW Receipts from Cuba and Portfi Rico are Falling Off. Price« Hare Advanced. Market firm . The demand for pines Is very brisk and the market la in splendid shape. Receipts from Cuba and Porto Kico are falling off. ArrivAls yesterday were 9600 crates from Cuba and 4600 from Porto -Rico. There are about 12600 crates due tomorrow, on the C^ban trip. Prices have Improved very much since last week: 18a are selling at 2.50 to 2.65. 24s bring the same figures. 90s,# 2.40 to 2.60. 36s, 2.10 to 2.16. 42a. 1.46 to 1.50. There will be a big démand for 4th of Ju y trade. Watch the drinking water. When the hot weather cornea sees that the young birds have plenty of fresh water before them at all times. Keep it in a ahady place and pro­ tect tho fountain so that the chicks cannot get into it and foul the wa­ ter. Don’ t put water in a soiled vessel, as seventy-five per cent of chick sickness comes from unclean drinking water. You will find that vtkscl* that are not regularly clean­ ed will have a white scum on the aide« and button)«. II this is not removed you may expect to find some roupy chicks 'or diarrhoea or other disease If the chicks are worth raising at all, they are worth the time and . trouble that absolute cleanliness re- quire* Hot weather 'and uudeunlinesa go hand in hand and work havoc in a flock. Seo that the sleeping quarters are clean. If these arc offensive to the smell they are not clean enough to keep the chicks ip normal health. Give the little fellow* a fair chance and they will repny you for your time and trouble. If chicks are confined give them plenty of grit, ground osyter shells \ and ground charcoal; they will take “ just what they need. You will find them all the better for these little attent ons. Hot weather makes the average -person sluggish and he la apt to forget tho little, but impor­ tant details. One must remember that disease flourishes in hot weath­ er and that prevention is coaler and . th* worry and work to cure.. OF EDEN" •cent Discoveries Seem to Pro' That Lower California Wao tho Sito of First Paradlo«. Includine poll tu ee. Total amount charfod IS I.SSI.I7 (ienetal revenu»............. 13,310.78 The skeleton of a pyguiy at least Collection» to Mar SI, ISIS-----rrv M l* 81 « 3.091*7 two hundred thousand years old, Just Hoad à llrldc* Kuad... lt.6ST.S6 unearthed near Lot Angeles, Is ex­ Collection, to May s i ISIS. . . . . . ------. . . . . 1S.TSS.11 4.911.14 pected to send lonreetabllsbod theo­ Geoertt School Fund. . . t M 3 l . l t Collect Iona to M i)r S| J ries of anthropological science crash­ 1914---------- ...V .,* . 1S.90S.I4 4,631.77 ing Into tho ash heap with-other ex­ Rub S.rhoole.......... 6.191.06 Collection« to May 31 ■ N ploded belief«, and probably prove that 1*1«......... .............. (,963.14 ' the Gordon of Eden was In Lower Cali­ 1*1«........................ 1,153.14 1,33*.*3 *fornia. Scientist! who have examined Toll. ......................... 383.00 Collcctloua to May 31 .. tho And of Frank 8. Daggett, Mad of 1*1«. •........ .......... . »08.00 tho California museum's research de­ 8podal It * B-DUtrlet No. 1 .................... 4,703.6« partment at Exposition park In Los Collection, to May 81 1814 ... 1,317.36 'Angeles, see in the bones a cold fact IM*ck Mammock Drainthat shatters tho heretofore generally ’ •m “ accepted "Uncontrovertible"-, dogmas cX J.V. H 1 4 . . . V . . . Ì J ......... 6,401.«4 of scientists w)io have tinkered with to collect 16,243.SS the earth's crust In an attempt to solve Collection, Baiane« to May 31 the' riddle of the universe. 1*1«. •••*...,» *~, .,«• 64,3*7.3* Professor Daggett bah been direct­ collected ’ ing a force of workmen In the La Brea Eim m not rhiryed......................... 614.00 asphalt beds In their labor of digging for extinct animal specimens. The dwarfls skeleton, which Is only three feet two Inches long, was discovered LEGALA—— UEiTa LD ^T—kWuT 6 / C. v Dosatia>»nt mf Ih* latvriar In an admirable state of perfection U- ft La■4 OStv al Gelneevtlle, Eia., within one hundred yards of the fash­ i Not,k>?.1' kwakr Stv.n thttBÌ(a*4’ E.*T*»yionable Wllshlre boulevard. l«r •( q»Bava, Florida wbo an July *lh. That a race existed of which mod­ 1810, mada homretead eotry Saria] N». 06*58 em man knows nobbing and which far NWK, 8BJf. NEH IW Ii, SWJC, NEH foamed the American continents ages and BEH NWH IW. SI, Town.hlp IO aootb. * W .Tattakaaaa» Martdlan ha, before the earliest date assigned to Altd notle« a( fatanti«« lo male* eommutaP .,0°l *»tabll,h elatm la Und «ho*» the most ancient remains dug up by dvatrlbvd. baiata E. A. Douvlau. rlvrk ol ■dentists, la the belief of Profesaor tba cùvuit court at Banford, Florida on thv Uth day ci Aufuet, 101«. Daggett and his associates after a nama» aa wltn^aaaai does study of the pygmy bone« and a A- W. DaVla, «f Sanava, Fla. 5' M * 1” » •< Sanava, FU. comparison of UiN^with other famoust (, £' *- R- 0(*eka». ol Saaav«, Fla. collections. l.L. M. Habblniivt. ot Sanava, Fla. HEN R Y B, CHUBll. *T am confident," said Profesaor Dag­ \ gett, "that long before man appeared In the countries of the old world a dlminutjve race thrqnged the ■eetlon now occupied by L<oa Angeles and Its environs. There, 1 believe, was tbe home of tbe human race, the Garden of Eden, I might say. 4 "The moment we uncovered tb* skeleton 1 was beside myself with Joy, because In those bones I saw proof of my theory that the American conti­ nent was peopled prior to the time of Adam and the creation as referred to In the Bible. The bones will also shatter tbe theory that the first people to Inhabit this continent came from Asia." Professor Daggett Is Jealously guard­ ing his remarkable find, believing hTn* self a steward acting In the Interests of th« whole world of science, so Im­ portant does he regard hla discovery. Very few of his associates know the secret of the skeleton's hiding place, tho professor bellovlng It best to keep It hidden until -the state can make proper provision for guarding It srbll« on public exhibition. - Salem Mass., June 26. Special This city of 43,000 population ia doomed to almost compjet»? de» truction by gre. It is the arcatesi fire in the Visto,y of New England bringing in ita wake a terrifying talc of Buffering anti loss A t miilnght tonight a great fire fighting forep of a thousand men drawn from all cities and towns within a radius of 23 miles is help less. The wates supply1has given out. Dynamite has taken the place of water in the mad fight to ched k tyie flames but thin is inef­ fe c tiv e ! The tenter of the city is doomed . Fifteen thousand people are homeless. The property loss will reach ten million and may double that. Many» lives were lost scores being driven insane by by the excessive heat and excite­ ment. ■“ BARDEN Dickens 8ouvcnlr. Manager Betr Harmon of the Neil house, Columbus, O., has in his pos­ session an old silver salver In use at tho tlmo the English novelist, Charles Dickens, stopped at the Nell houso. Tradition has It thai the tray was uaed by employes of thy hostelry In ^ervlng Dickens. ' ~ Tho Bilfer v i i recently presented to Mr. Hannon by a Columbus lady, whose great-grandfather secured It Immediately after the famous English­ man left the hotel.' Time and long use had worn tho sllyor edges of the tray to such n degree that It waa necessary to apply a goncroha coat of aoldey to keep the whole Intact The Inscription of the name' “Nall Houso'* can «still be seen In the bot­ tom of the salver, although worn very faint by Its long use. It la one of Mr. Hannon's prised possessions, and oc­ cupies a place of honor on bis private desk. * Laughter Alda Digestion. » Laughter, l* a moat healthful oxer- tlou; It Is one of th* greatest helps to digestion with which l am acquainted; and the cuatom prevalent- among mir forefather*,~br exciting it-aM aM e by Jesters and buffoons, was founded on Right Spirit Fond Mother—"Well, Tommy, what truo medical principle«!—Hufcland. ore you going to do for me whaá'You grow up?" -Tommy—“ If .1 can -Jffford At th« Top and 8otto/nIt J'm going to Bond you to somp high. Of all the people In Europ« the toned establishment where you- .'Will French have tha fewaat children and gat a One education." tho Irish the most . : •• ) h -• <. • i f you deal in values—you?H appreciate the Ford. Ifc sita* plicity— its economy— and its dependability give it a value that cannot *be measured by its price. ' T b e Ford is the one car that ‘•hasjnadfe good’* in world-wide service. Fiv« Luainol <UtU>» U tha prvea ml th« Ferl/Y««• •boat; tht toorios r«r U 6*t fifty; th« town e»r w * t» fifty— f. «. b. D « roil, complet» with equipment. Get c»ulo| »öd particukr* from ^ J HOWARD H1CCÍKS, S.tnro.a.,1 L .. ■m m For 1910 Cadillac touring For Kent—2 r car for $400.00, just overhauled in suitable for light good running shape. Sanford Ma­ gentleman and a chine & Garage. 82-tfc . w*ter, gaa gtov* ■TT* .J L'J' i separate. Add«-,, Sanford. FU. For Solo— Black saddle and driving mare. Inquini of J \ D . Roberta at Some 42-tic grocery. 0t Ì C? * v F" ” “ ' « « «* * he ReJt onta goin»' For S a le-T w o good hofacs and Two Especially spring wagon, inquire of Coco Cola * 5 * A tiraci! ve Farm, for « 80-tic All Local Advertisements Under Bottling Co. Connelly's Real Estât, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING t This Heading THREE CENTS a For Sal* or Rent— Two nice resi­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum dences at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen ________ m i s c e l á n e o ^ Charge 25 Cents. 80-tf In answering sit advertisement where nti name or house number- Is mentioned In the ad please do not ask The Herald for Information ns (o the Identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser Is and If we do we are not showed to give out this In­ formation. Simply write a letter and address It as per Instructions n thread. ^ , For sale at a bargain if taken at once— one Berkshire boar, registered,, 3 years old. Address Leonard Vlhilen, R. D. No. 1. Sanford, Fla. ' 86-4tc For Sale— Almost new I ver Johnson bicycle, price $26. Mrs. L. M. Williams, Sliver Lake or dadress Box 47L 88-2tp ~ Wanted farm, any . 1, , ^ For Sale— New Underwood type­ ity. Also large tract of land, writer, (Trice $76.'. P. O. box 1369, complete description, prJc. , Sanford. Fla. *89-tf .. ®t«. «B. Brlonne, 23 D«in, Royal Typewriter* for salc-^-you W anted— Cook on ti will find thorn satisfactory Con­ Woman or husband and nelly, 109 Magnolia avenue. Lovo, DeLand, Fla. 88-2US Wanted For Sale— An 8 room house with rmall store house, located, so you work. About 1200 lbs. Ha; can make a good living. Connelly, est cash price.in' first letter. 109 Magnolia avenue. £9-2tc Russel)* Maitland Fla., R. No. 2, c-o Mr. Henkel.- i Fot Sal^r-One horse truck wagon Lost, Strayed or Stolen-Ygi,* in good condition. Enquire Central Garden, 820' W. Central avenue, spotted hound dog. Reward 1« * return or Information leading to Orlando, Fla. 89-4tp recovery,- B. R, Beck. M.gtp Do you want a well located lot in nfordT Some cash down snd bal- Lost— Watch fob, bronte medil ce to suit you. Connelly, 109 Pennsylvania IntercollogUu Mm 1911 for 220 yd. run. R*win| |t agnolia avenue. 89-2tc Herald office. gs.*,,, TO RENT We can sell or rent your properi Connelly, 109 Magnolia svina« For Rent— Rooms, large, cool, For Sale— Thirty Indian Runner ducka now laying. Reason for sell­ screened and well furnished for Wanted— To buy a small U« box ing is removal to .lace where ducka housekeeping, 'at *302 Park averiue, or refrigerator in good conditloa. 84-tf caftinot be kept. C. C. Morris, R : D. No. 3. 88-2tp For Rent— Completely furnlahed house with piano for the summer. For Sale— Good all round horse. Few steps to postoffice, depot and Mean Insinuation. M. S. Ncl*on, Eureka Hammock. Womnn (excited and dlihtvalsd)— steamer codk. A. W. Brown, En­ 'V 79-tf “ quick! Give me a glass o( breody terprise, Florida. 78-tf for a woman In a fit* Druggist (calmly)—“ Tea, madam. To drink .For Rent— Furnlahed office equip­ For Sale— Horse, buggy and har­ now or to take away with year— ness. $100 cash. Apply to J. H ped with roll top desk, office chair* London Opinion. and tables. Also a roll top desk, Hunter, 303 East First St. typewriter desk and other equip­ ment for sale or rent. Herald office. Thought for the Diy. He was ono of those men, mortorsc, For Sale— 160 acres fertile land, who possess almost every gtftaes|i : 1QD acres cleared and fenced. Terms Room for Rent, close In Apply the gift of the pokror to use them.— to suit. Derivaa A Harris,. 138 Wil­ Kingsley. to 210 Park avenue. 88-tfc low Ave., New York. 87-9tc In ordenio have the most pleasdre. it is necessary to prepare yourself with comfortable wearing apparel. We have just recteived by express a lot of pretty Skirts, all the very latest* styles,- Call and get ,an early choice PALM BEACH SI Get one before going away, and ..be 1 SY " LIGHT,'DARK A^D GRAY /TAMf ^ I 4* /fk M f rM Z1 EXTRA TROUSERS Li The dainty waista, some ©fiSilk, others of cotton y ,..*fVobably you do not need a whole suit of» clothei voile. For the lady who wants something. out of Then get you a pair at “ NIFTY” Trousers. . tin* ordinary. stv lish for® a ie fail1 w ear. ¿ fo r d %.jr •$ ■ ri**»<ui H i.i»».»« M»d# und«»' Section SI ChapUf ISM, Art« •( I SOT. U *> ol florid», «bovini «mòdo! of HIM rfearyed to th, T «i Col­ lector of Seminole munte. ìttridi. to b* rallerted (or «hi ru m a rn t M il«’ »nd lbo »pporttanrnr»! ol the mudo to the M*ertl lunde which taie» hare boon levied (or, summer especi > early T h e 'b e s t s h irt on'« th e / jn a r k e t a t m e d iu m p r ic e . .................... • �< .. O F F IC IA L O R G A N O F S E M IN O L E -C O U N T Y — T H E G A R D E N S P O T O F T H E W O R L D IN VOLUME V S A N F O R D — L ife I t W lith L iv in g 8ANFOHD, FLÒRIDA, TUESDAY. JUNE 30. 1914 - -• - --- ■= TRIFLING M A T T E l n ^ B CAUSE OF. P L L t ì M H S r SEMINOLE COUNTY bNlbKrKISb THE SCENE OF PLAY AND FINE LECTURES j). W. CURRY SH O O TS B. F. TH E CAM P FIRE GIRLS ARE IT. HAS BEEN MADE POSSI­ BRYAN AT TU R PE N TIN E C AM P SATURDAY dispute over h o r se CAUSE OF KILLING e**. . - CORONER’S JURY BRINGS IN VER­ DICT OF MANSLAUGHTER AND ■ CURRY RELEASED ON BAIL Georgia Crackers In Florid* '• Through the courtly of H. H. j— ia in the real estate business with A. P. were shown a copy of the Hartwell Sun, his home paper. Tho paper is a neatly gotten up weekly and shows tho earmarks of up-to-dateneaa. From the reading matter In - the paper we are led to beliave that it ia very not and dry up in old'Geor­ gia and while jh e. people of that section are sluling and sweltering with the heat, we who live in this gopher section are revelling In fresh breezes, refresh ng showers and cool nights. "Why not come on down here, all you goqd North. Georgia people? "Where the -weak grow strong and the atfong grow great"— where lleep* loss 'night i are not known— where mocking birds ting day and night and the air ia laden with tho sweet perfume of tropical flowers. HAVING T H E T IM E OF TH E IR U VES BLE BY PROM ISES OF ASSISTANCE SEVENTY-FIVE ARE PROMINENT FLORIDIANS ENROLLED IN COMPANY TO TAKE ACTIVE PART L%i„=A’ ■*. i i ! ^ ,■Tfzk- -* r ; 1A VARIED PROGRAM KEEPS THE IN RAWING MONEY FOR FLORIDA GIRLS ON THE qtJI VIVE AND SHOW AT THE PANAMA THEY ENJOY IT EXPOSITION Fourth 'Congressional district com­ mittee h it issued a e«U for tbe com­ mittee to meet in Jacksonville Thurs­ day morning, July 2, at 11:30, o'clock at the Hotel Asragon. r t jj.'ia ju m i CD He states that the purpose of the meeting ia to organise and gleet officer* aa required «by law and to WERE SHOT TO DEATH BY tfaneact such other business as may A YOUNG SERVIAN cpme before the body for consider­ ation. STUDENT Under the new primary lawi of the state, tho party, committees are practically shorn of any real work, and have c*t even the canvaaaing of returns and declaring certain can­ didates' to be the nominees of the psrty, thus certifying then! for the ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO TAKE general election. THE LIFF.O FTnE ARCH DUKE Chalrmatv* Fish urges a full at­ tendance of the members. EARLIER IN THE DAY W. E. Watson of this city is the Vienna, Austria, June 30.— Tho member from Seminole county. assassination at Sarajevo yesterday of the-Archduke Francis Ferdinand. . Lest Ram by Fire heir apparent, ja certain to have an W. V. Dunn who resides in the important effect on the empire's pol­ Lake Mary section had the mlsforicy. • tu n ic a . loM his barn last Friday . The Archduke and his morganatic mortri^jgs^r^fe ;.was in Sanford at. the wife, he Duchess of Hohenberg; small boy in playing In the barn niujt have dropped a were shot by Gavrio Prinxipi, a matid^ydn gome' loose hay catching young Servian atudartt, while they the Stricture. Another barn passed through the streets In an close $y was threatened but was ex- automobile. Both died immediate­ » tinguls'htfd by th'e heroic efforts of ly. Prinxipi was Arrested, but is sa­ Mrs. Dunn and* the children. Aside from ten sacks of potatoes and a tirical and unropentant. Emperor Francis Joseph's roign quantity of hay lost in the barn a will soon end. It Is Impossible to » fine young nursery close by was so forcaat the political result of yes­ badly scorched by the flames that terday's tragedy. the trees are ruined and will have Early In the day another man to be replanted. Mr. Dunn has the sympathy of threw a bomb at the Archduke but be awa it and warded I t off with his his many friends in his loss. arm. The bomb exploded, Injuring many. Martial Law Proclaimed Sarajevo, Austria, June 29.— MarAUfMaw was proclaimed her» thla morning as the result of the awtsssittalion of Archduke Francis Fer­ dinand and his wife. MARTIAL LAW DE­ CLARERAI SARAJEVO D. W. Currie, who owns* anti op­ The stay of the Camp FSre Girla Necessary money having betn erate! a turpent)ne «till about four at* Enterprise is . being made very subscribed and a' ready response milea from Chuluota shot and killed pleasant and under the direction of having Deen met with from phimiWill Bryan last Saturday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Alleh the hotel is nent citizens ail over tho state, The ■booting' yea «aid to be fn aelf AT THE IM PE R IAL TO N IG H T serving meals and making the girls Florida is to have a creditable oflldefense as Currie cialma that Bryan as comfortable aa passible. The c al building at the Panama-Pacific bad started for hU gun when he The Smucgletnan. Pro fine lake and shade trees and springs {'exposition at San Francl co and shot him. Treat by Ihe Boys and drives are appealing especially architect* of the state aro ( WiVited The^ 'trouble started over the Thi^ scaU'*for ' ‘The Sm ,to the girls from the larger cities to submit plans. Moa^y*-jpf .'Jha question of whether Bryan should may bo reserved today at who are there far a two weeka* out­ preliminari’ Meps liaa'^divady beert use,one of tho horses to go calling inole -Pharmacy. ing and vacation and there la no secured and; more will forthcom that* night. He had been kith The-0 Herald bespeaks . for the better apot in the south to be ing when needed Cuftje several years and stayed at Junior Civic League a liberal pat­ chosen for such an outing. This in brief is the Wotofl of an i‘ home and while speaking-; to a ronage for, this operatta. The chil-' Up to date there are seventy-flve all day meeting at the Hotel Sem­ ftUff daughter ot Currie’s -about dren have given days of faithful girls at Enterprise and they come inole at Jacksonville last Fritfay of taking the horse became enraged work in this hot weather to the from every part of the state. The the Florida commissioners fói the because she wanted the horse and preparation fpr it, and Mias Aapin- varied program each day gives them Panama Pac ftc Inlefnstionai Ex­ used some vita, language and when wall has drilled them in their parts. ample time to play and work and position, which is composed of the cautioned by Mrs. Currie swore at Tho proceeds— to the last dollar— In both the firls are taking a great following men, who wefo present: her and curaed the ontire family. will be kept here at home, and the interest. The very fine lectures and Gen, J. Clifford R. Foster of St. Mrs. Currie called her husband to children themselves will vote the taiks given- them by ministers'^ and Augustine, chairman; J. P. Folt, of the house to atop the abuse of money tQ tho civic use that appeals ladies of the conference are greatly Euitis; J. W. Sample, of Haines Bryan and Currie «became the tar- most strongly to them. enjoyed and the girls will go home City; W. N. Conoley, secretary get for ubuag and Bryan ^started for at the end of the two weeks both Jacksonville Board of Trade; A. V. his weapon to shoot when Currie refreshed in minds and bodies. French, of Sanford; C. A. Carpen­ - shot first and killed him. Last, Sunday night Miss Emma ter, fo Jacksonville and li. C. .Currio immediately gave himself Tucker gave a most Interesting talk Schrader, secretary, of Jackson up and was lodged in Jail here Sun­ on "Patience" and brought out ville. Three other members of the day and taken out to the scene of many points In the daily lives of commission were not present, the crime with Sheriff Hand and c h ild re n and grown people that were follows: T. M. Wier, John Frobock County Attorney DeCottcs yester­ and State Senator IV. If. Malone moat interesting. day morning. ' ,* & , . The lecture last night by R t f. of Key West. 11. & O. GARAGE CHANGE I.ukelsnd, Fla., June 29N-(S p e c An auto bus running between Or­ George Hyman of this city brought The iriqUest waJ held by Justice The meeting was called fo order itl)— Permanent orgailsalion of of the Pdace AUlin of Oviedo and lando and Oakland was stopped* by oqt a large crowd of visitors and ami presided over by Gen. Foster W. P. Carter Purchases the Bus!- . after all the evidence bad been sub- three armed men Saturday after­ many went from Sanford to enjoy and with the commission was W, W. tho South Florida Pres* Association ness Frbm J.' R.'Holland wan perfected here Friday, represenmitted t rendered noon lour miles out of Orlando and the trip * by boat and- to hoar the tVlluro, ".commissioner general for tntives of ubout twenty' newspapers The B. A 0. Garage has rfiangod the verdict of Manslaughter and lecture. Rev, Hyman . is a most the southern slates. being present. Joseph H. Humph­ hands this week,.W. P.,Carter buy­ Currie has been placed under bond one of the psrty jumped on to tho forceful speaker and his lecture was Mr. L O’ Hara outlined the plan in the sum qf 114,000. The case front step emptying a pistol promis­ a great treat to the girls and many whereby other statsa are making ries of the Bradentown. Jorurtai {was ing the same from ‘J :,.R. Holland. elected president; W. B. Harris of The Only reason Mr. Holland 'waa will be tried at the next term of cuously among the ten -.¡passenger*. visitors. arrangements to be represented at tho Kissimmee Valloy Gaiette, vice- willing to part with the -garag» waa circuit court. • v. The following program will be the exposition and told of the need» The assailant was H. K. Hopson, president; M. Helherington of the th» fact that he. has .been made the There arc several versions of the for this state to be exploited frdm '* miU-HUukcr living in Clermont, carried out this week: i.ui.t iiiti.l Wi-.-Uy News »»nil Sven- stkte agent for the famous Overland affair and those who saw the re­ every commerciai and industrial Wednesday, July First Ing-Iolegram, seeretaryb-Mrsr-Gr-Or >àBi and U becamF ne'e'eksarjAfor mains state that the two hullet who claimed' that Webb Sylveatef, standpoint.--------- , S. Wilson ‘ of the Sarasota Times, him to locate in. Jacksonville, hence wounds look us if the shots had one of the passengers, * had stolen ■ Rising bell at 6:30, Breakfast, The commission spent almost the treasurer. the sals of the'R. .4 0.‘ ‘ Mr. Hol­ been fired from behind, the bullets bis wife pnd secreted her in Wihter Room Inspection, Bible Claes, Mis­ entire day in studying anff devising - *= - - - . i F r « land has made tna'py friends whilo A constitution' and by-laws .were coming out near the nose. . • Garden, One shot buried itself in sion Study Class, Technical Council, plans end means fori carrying them in the •preliminary Currie waa Campflrfiv Girls, Editorial Staff, out» whereby Florida shall be placed adopted and it, L»: expected that all here and built up a fine business not Lbe roof of .the bus and flip bounce Comp papruv Dinner' at, 12, Quiet oil* the same basis, ns the other the hewapapers .’ of- peninsular' Flor­ only iu tHs garags but fn tho sal» prosecuted by Attorneys George A. found refuge in the anatomies of Hour, Trips» to Swimrafhg Pool, state* in the exposition and such a ida, ■ except those,* Oft the, extreme of Overland cars and it .was this ac­ DiCottes of Sanford and John C. various passengers. The most seri­ Fishing Trip, Supper, Camp Fire plan was finally mapped out and fiu.V coast will* join lho organization. tivity that brought hint into prom­ Jones of Orlando, while tho defense ously wounded la L. C. Kuna, a fU/.t for rjtWng, tho subscription inent notice of the Willys-Overinn»! represented by Attorneys \Cayl,f B. Council. pronounced to be not only fcatib!« travelling man in the employ of ,a pefee of weeklies to f l . 50 per year, Co., and they made him tho offer Robinson and Lcttoy' G ilt» »of Orbut entirely practical. / Thursday July Second . Columbus, Qa., bank sup’ply house, sftd the establishment and main­ of tho state agency. This Lh a rwpid Mando, and by one of Curria> .lawyer Having before them tentative who had bullet wounds In right Rising Hell, at .6:30, Breakfast, rise for Mr. Holland and ho could tenance of equitable advertising friends who had been wired for in agreements from tlje most repre­ armu and both hips. .Webb Sylves­ Room Inspection; Bibtb Olkas, Mis­ rates Wee discussetj. SeenI annual not afford to tutn down thcr offer Georgia, to assist in the case.'1 •*. ter was shot in right hip ahd his sion Study Class, Technical Council, sentative and tho largest producers meetings will be held,‘ the flr*t of although he wanted to remain in Mr. Bryan . waa * . widower, 41 brother bad his left elbow shattered. College G[rU, Missionary Institute, xnd shippers of the stats td sup­ which wilt be « t 'Arcadia on July Sanford. Fred Fields, tho efficient years *old, and earne from South All will recover,, but Kunz may Jose Dinner at 12, Quiet Hour, Trips to port, the enterprise, the commission 10th. office manager of the B. &. O. will Carolina,’ and' U( survived by two felt no hesi eney In going into de­ a limb. Swimming Pool. St6iw. Island * and acconfpsny^ Mr^ -Htfilohd to ,Jack~„ 'children and one-"i»rvthtrr, R. C* - There were two women in life tail with their plana and practically OeLand, - Supper at 6; ¿Entertain­ suhvillo attd.be In charge of the buslii;-,* Bryan, driver far the^Gprdon bakery .bus but- both escaped uninjured. ment Enterprise Orphaqftge, Vespers winding up this part of the work. Cardan Brown M g ^ M c e M t headquarters. Jho Orlando; pnd bjsynurried sister, who Intending that the Florida ex­ lA a ’ sooti u the firing ceajed tins me* ' ; j„, ’ Gordan, the fifteen years old son peopW here hate to k »e resides, ip Tampa, and ;J; -H. Bryfin ir. tho bus Jumped out and captured hibit shall ha typically aitd entirely land and Mr. and.JJr». jlild it but ofy&tra. George II.. Brown diet) at of Kissimmee. '/ Fri4ay'Jaiy T bír(1 , : : . Floridian, the commission by the.gun'men, after a severe gtruggle, J the famliy residence Monday mqrn* rejoice fn ’ thcfi^’sdVaneemnnf. j w" -' •'* '— . llryan - had-heen-ths for» Inan of i» n i . UÍ3Ur', .■un»,T ■ lTrV i *i i ^ -ewAf *a « SJ 1if I AvC ri ri {invito n tri f o nf nti •once ten­ TUaing——hss Heiiat ^ l'1l1u^dn»;dejidrd.|¡* at o: in which’, all three Jk*re badly ,cu W. P, Carter,. lh^i! new proprietor.';,;/ ing at 6 o'clock- Gordan had been the Oyrrio turpentine place and had and bruised with revolver butts, Room Inspection, Bible Class', M i s - f | « w - T>ltó» WO -drawings or, a an invalid from babyhood and a of the B. 4 * ^ needs no introdu*- fu ^ been in the employ of Currie for bricks and a small pocket knife. aion Study Class, Dinner at 12, building tq' cost 130,000 to J4O,0T)O great . sufferer, having sustained a lion to the people of Sonfinofn COW-* many years and just why the men *■- H. D. Everett, one of the pasen- Quiet Hour, Trip to Lemon Bluff from Florid« architect*, and 'iflls fail from hia burse7* arms when but ty, having long been a raoidont ot should have the trifling trouble that Invitation will.bev sent out at once. gefs, an insurance agent living here, and Picnic Supper, Vespers^ nine months old that resulted in this city and engaged in' tbe lumber ■ resulted in the death of Bryan’ will cut, a ‘deep gash in the neck of J.- 8. The interest manifested by the Architects from all over the state curvature of the spin*. * The little business. He wilt continue hi» lum­ probably never be known, unlees it Tyner, claiming Haines City as.‘his girts is so intense that these assem­ will be asked to confer with the fellow 'was timid and sensitive, rare­ ber buslpess, having msdo a su'ecoos b brought out in the trial before home. A friend and accomplice of blies w ill'b e maintained each yehr secretary of tho commission, II. C. ly ever belrig-sgeeh by ' strangers. of.it an^ wUl ke»p Q. wp^ the circuit court. Hopson, the third assailant,, refused and already they are making prep­ Schrader, at 1305 Heard National The funeral Mfvicw' was held at There ore many conflicting. re­ to give his name, but it-Is .thought _______ i r0m arations for a larger crowd.jro m Bank ||ullding, this city, whd .will the home at 1:30 p.-rn. Monday and by th »i .ikatllotien. -. * .• ' , »*.. ports about the case but none that Florida and other states'"to aulm er .furnish them with detail« and cpecihe also Uvea in Clermont a iii'm *y ■<iRt, I Immediately after the body was will bear investigating and The Her­ be n brother of Hopson, He ib se­ at Enterprise next summer. -„If pos­ flbStions . and othert' necessary inSEMINOLB SYSTEM HETTFJf . ald will parr.uo its' Usual policy, of verely cut about the, ic J lp 'iro in sible the directore may bring an­ ^rtnationy for their guidance in taken to^Ovledo for burial. »Gordin • • i is survived by .his motb^, .two sis­ living the facts in the case end re­ blows from the butt of other party of girl* down later in pining ; plans for j i Florida :*i*te ters, Misses Julti and %velyn and Deputy ShlsTTSc VeljN of How tho serving the Judgment to the cofirt*. • \ passing sutd hurried Kunz to a the season before the hotel opens building li^be erected ah the expo- three brothers. George, Myron and A^iJU of JastJce■'Grind Both parties are we|l known in local hospital. The, machine used ritlon grourtds in San Trariclscd In für "the winter deaeon.’ Charles Brown. Mhny beautiful ,, the county(^nd-ip yie state and it i" liy Hoped* brought .In the. thrde rTv-’l . », 44,1x • •';:fv 1 , Deputy.'Sheriff D. II. Hooker, of time for the optnihg'of the exposi­ floral offerings testified to the warm Seminole county was in Orlando to be' regretted that the killing took trouble tnakm and the, bus soon tion nest February;» ‘ w sympathy of their friends. ' ,7 Odd Fellows Memorial place without any apparent mo­ followed with its p a l t e r s , Mondsy'KMd paid the Reporter-Star 'T h e commission also confirmed tive for tbe taking o f-human Jife. un appreciated rail. Deputy Hooker the irommittee appointment« o f .dal* E 7 ' ' The Sanford Odd “Fellows held Hopson and hia psla ,-madc no D. W. Currie cam> t o '.Florida effort to flee and Were lodged In the their snnqsl teemorial services lost cgntes from the contiplnion to Visit W e e k ly W 'c a th e r R ep o rt U analert officer, and is ol the opin­ from Georgia mdny year* ago and county jail after having their Washington, Jima v IS.-—"Except ion that the justice court method of Sunday* night In the Presbyterian Han Francisco andwofail a site for has long been a resident of Orlando wounds,-dressed. .lipd passed a .for showers tomorrow in Now Eng« procedure Is better in many inchurch; the sermon being preached the Florida.bull and Orane* lid They refused to . make any stater by D»/ Brownlee. There were many resolution urging Gov^;' Park Tram- land,amt thq Middle Atlantic states, atancas than - the criminal * court' inent.j(i F lo rid « « u t O c s rg l* (. mont to newspaper representative* predent to hoar the lecture and many ratll to head the' committee and go fair and „warm weather Is foreVXst method. with it Ho told of several instaftew wheto for tha;Q|at hsiLof thé. comthg week th* tulp entinc > n d A m b ** to áxn Francisco. The aeNo details are obtainable .In refer­ of the.-.Cldd' Fellows of the Sanford streets were made, the defendants of the site by the Florid* pnd oilier lodges aOencded. Dr. ence to the domestic tumbles .tkfi toner representatives witl ' tr*ed and delivery made to tho con­ BrovrpOe took the subject ot char­ *• aeem to »have been the cause o fT h i 4h Occasion of ce atnony by victs camps with in a few hour«,,lb» districts, west of the Rocky moun­ ity-as hia theme and the good that attacl?.' beyohd the statement . o( saving of rime, and costs to tho ■ tains, thecentral pi nine* states, the Francisco officials, lodges eart'acwmplish, firing, that b Brgjnnlng: this week-oil the barber Hopson, as he southwest, the gulf state* and:.this. county being much without tho The Odi'*;Fellawa» of Sanford are hr. wanted Sylvester waa IhopewJI! d o u â t fright i t 7. o'clock Union'8sr»lrc* of Churches Ohio vailaÿ. generally, fair weather end* of justice suffering In til» least. ■■..doing a • gireag-work in helping the get. *Uh the -, exception pi Saturday t t • i 'id i t i 1 I p rill prevail dpjfh’g tKe wtek with Beginning next Sunday night the Mr. Hooker says that atTfai going afflicted,anil burying their dead and to Winter tin and his ni«hte.. Those who would be »hived Sanimi churches will hold' uniWq’ ieontinued high .fetnpefstun tl “the .Weil in Seminole and s prosperous their mifiistretipns, though quietly yafter tnuu. il >t_- i ___ .... *iwnmn is being anticipated.— Re­ done are none the leaa effective. ■ Ü É HLl.c É C St ‘ Theater« Rev Southward ‘1HÉ * ' and ’ with,.rising tofnpernture* over the central dlsulcu .by porter-Star. *■ ■ M js g . * v the middle of the Week," said the ' V ^ ¿m L. A.. Brumt*y left Monday for * weather hi "In the stay, qL i month in North CitroUna. . AUTO BUS HELD UP SATURDAY NEAR ORLANDO SOUTH FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIA­ TION ORGANIZED ifeâSri* • . „ a.i, "• vi �y a. be carries on hts shoulder, and pumps the ssp Into It from the siphon. * When newly Ukcn from tie bulb the sap Is thick, white and sweet and tastes something like sweet elder. In this State, while not yet pulque, It Is very, agreeahle andmot the least Intox­ icating. Kor three or four months repeated visit* ere made to every plant tapped and the sap withdrawn. When the last drop has been taken írom It the great droops. Its blados sag to the Responsible for Degradation and plant ground and It becomes a dirty brown. . Misery of Peons. — It is than dug up and hauled awa^ .to be used as fuel and thatching And, perhaps, needles and thread. ADULTERATED IN THE CITIES One load after another of this- agua miel tho gatherer gathers in the pink pigskin to tho building on Ibe hsclonda whore the pulque Is made. It Is poured Cultivator« of the Maguey Plant, From into vats ,made of cowhldo. , The h*lL Which Intoxicant ft Made, Llvs side of the bide is uppermost, so that Uke Feudal Lord»—Little Cul­ the liquor Is poured on the hair. tivation Is Required. , A small quantity of fermented sap Is placed with the frosh, and soon a great white foam forms on the top and rises Into a sort of pyramid as formoillation la complete. It Is a thick, sour liquid, sickening tb one wbo has not cultivated a taste for It There Is nothing that can be oompared to the taste of pulque, nor, for that matter, to Its smell. That Is usually -enough for most vial Lora to the country. Rut Peculiarly Daring Combination iHÍÍt Ht .Kiföj, •i a jvrT jÉ iW S jO ,ttu -,- M j . *M N; LOW R O UN D ¡T R IP SUMMER TOURIST RATES J A C K S O N V IL L E —T o ­ se Louit ........... ..IÍT .7 6 u.so I)M W . . lY.kirnio T ... Sill Lak* Y flk jt u « » ------- 7J.6U Portland................ JOa.00 Ballili 1 « A nr-I«......... ÎOIOO *».60 .Cklcato...... Sc P au l.,.. . . Sl.tO Taranta . . . . SBrOO 65.15 61.5» Wtnalp»* . ÇlnrianaU--- !....iaaa* 6*.75 Dotata . . . . . g 7t. 7S - Mentirai.... l ’a w w r . . 5.7.00 47.40 ,47.40 Mark Ina». , l Ü « 2 2 “ “ .........sue . Ç6*u*auqu* ....... 4U« 4».ta LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALIPORN i i AND CANADA. MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN. THE GREAT I a k p J AND ROCKT MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. Tickets on sale daily, May 15 to September 30. Return limit Oct 31, fftH Except—To destinations In Arixona, British Columbia, (except Field Glacier and Mount Roboon), California, Lewiston, Ida., Montana (exrtei Belton, Gardiner, Glacier Park Station and Yellowstone Station), Oregon nnd Washington, tickets on sale June 1 to September 30, ion , V A R IA B L E R O U T E T O LAKE, C O LO R A D O DENVER, SALT S P R IN G S , E T C . GOING T llS O O fin ST. L o u is , BETURNINGTHROOGHCHICAGO OS VICE VERS*. LIBERAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS T H E A T T R A C T IV E W A Y Three Solid Through Trains Dally—Choice |of Three Different Routes TO TH E NO RTH A N D NORTHW EST ^ ¿I THREE TRAINS DAILY TO THE SOUTHW EST THROUGH NEW ORLEANS. L. & N. DINING CARS. NO BETTER DINING CAR HERVICE. FAST ¿TIME. ROCK IIALLANT. NO DUST. NO DIRT. f’C « HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED ROOKLETS ON ALL SUMMER Tf/URIST RESORTS. RATES. SLEEPING CAR RESERVATIONS ■AND OTHER INFORMATION. ADDRESS j -i i¿ ;=r'yT y * '1j r ■ km-Z*" .1 - H. C. BRETNEY, Florldn Passenger Agent m . IT * 134 West Bay Street Telephone 167 Jacksonville, FIs. 4u / DAYTONA BEACH HOTEL D AYTO N A BEACH, F L O R ID A a s *tó ^ ir-. ’ •HE attractiveness of this most dar­ ing evening gown, one-, of the re­ cent triumphs of Paquln, Is accentuat­ ed by the Marie Antoinette albino wig. The wearing of colored wigs has not been taken up with any degree or fa­ vor by the loaders of fashion In Paris, but some undeniably beautiful effects have-been achieved in this direction under the guidance of sufch modistes of genius as Pnqutn. Not for many seasons has such elab­ orate attention been paid to the coif­ fure as la now in evidence. Most of tho designs are of-real beauty, and nothing seems too daring for the cos­ tumer to attempt Odd shapes and brilliant colors In long scarfs of gold or silver tissue are wound one« or twice around the head and caught In the most becoming way with beads, rhinestones, pearls, etc., and are worn low to the top of the Is open lor tho »ummer season and is under the able management ol L. E. Combs. This hotel la located on tha ocean bluff and Is «ell known by its good table from last summer season throughout the state. forehead with hair below. Cap-sbaped bands are of pearls, rhinestones or Imitation aigrettes In front Quid and silver cords are the simplest of ban­ deaux. Velvet bandeaux are overlaid with a tiny band of ‘rhinestones or iridescent je t Handeaux are also formed of spangles. A platinum band In three rows, set wtjh Jet and rhinestones, has a fluffy group of white feathers on the loft A band of jot sequins.- closely overlapped, la claaped on the left with an outspread Jet butterfly of wire cov­ ered with spangles, with three while feathers above. A close turban cap of net. embroidered In Chinese design and worn pulled down, shows only s fringe ortialr. Pink satin apple blos­ soms form a bunch on tho left of the coiffure below soft feathers of the samo pink hue. Markst Square In Mexico City Whore Pulque Is Sold. It is said that good pulque, after one haa grown accustomed to It,* Is an ex­ ceedingly agreeable beverage. Once fermented, the pulque Is load­ ed on the hacienda's own trains and Bblpped to tta destination. Orton a peon will own a few maguey plants somewhere, and It is a common sight In the city of Mexico to see one of 1them driving a diminutive burro laden [with two pigskins full of tha "liquor divine," or, If he doesn't own a burro, be carries the pulque filled skin on his back to the cantina. . When It Is drat shipped pulque is no more harmful or Intoxicating than real ROOMS WITH AND WITHOUT BATH. RATES ILOO PER DAY SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES «¿ 0 TO $1» Bath house for bathing just across the street. Shower bath free for all ! guests of this hotel. All mall answered promptly. eeeeetee+ eeee»ese+ se»e»»»eeeee»*eeeeee**»+ »»e»e*eM Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co BOTTLERS O F SODA W ATERS AND Sole Agents for Orange City -Springs Mineral Water - PH O N E 21 - \' . JULIA DOTTOMLEY. ROBBINS NEST HOTEL RATES PRIVATE 92.00 AND 9300 PER BATHS — ELECTRIC DAY S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F T H E SO U T H L IG H T E D — GAS 3--DAILY TRAINS EAST -3 I THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN SANFpRD A. ROBBINS, Proprietor Lv. Jacksonville............. 8:00 a.in..... Complete abstracts from the re co rd s of O range and Seminole Comities. Taxes paid fo r non-residents. a C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. _‘t t ;. 'f Si. Leo, Pasco County, Florida kv; : ( y • V Conducted by the Benedictine Fatten Full Instructions |^,**^-.flyéivin..; 4 répirfkl'pry, Cam-" [intBccial Xml ClaasI lehl Coun.rt !•' •’ . ‘v • ■ TERMS - 9226.00 ■’T> 1 I ■ t > -y - ?. Sr ~ . 7 J -.v% . ii f o r c atalo g ue ad d ress r e v . LtJ if J> o m tc T o w - * A 25c Want Ad. in ili! nbkll-' Within to the first tb i • mm - ,ÿ ‘p if . ,ä .-; 2:20 p.m. .— 7:55 p.m <'antInns, or pulque shops, can 1m A t. Savannah...___ 1......... 12:25 p.ni. .. ...V. 6:25 a-Ri found on almost every1corner, and Ar. Richmond ............ a.m------- ,Ç:SÎ P*® each 9tin glories In a picturesque tl- Ar. Washington........... . 8:40 a.rfi;.^..L. 1:35 p.m..... .....H;50p.ni tlo. Inside they are gaily decorated Ar. Netv York " 2:51 n.m. 6:50 n.m.......‘ • 6^*0 a,m with,paintings of salnta, usually of “ La Vlrgen tie Oaudalupe," rfnd with pic­ No. 82.—Florida & West Indian L im U e d -F r« Reclining Steel Chair Cars to tures of a religious nature, Washington—Electric Lighted and Fans. *- Pulque U the never-falling beverage of the »errant class of Mexico. Any No. 8i.— Palmetto Llm itsd-Fm * Steel Rcdinicg Chair Oars to Washington-* ‘ ÿ/Plectrlc Lighted and Filbs; :j . ' cahtador, or. porter, upon delivering a Pulque Is Favorite Beverage of.Th package, will give forth grievous sighs No. 80.—Oosat Line Florida’ Mall—Local Sleeper to Savannah. Mexicana. as If entirely worn out and end by roSteel Pullman Cars of the hlghmt darn, operhted dn all traita. Atlantic of blossoming. It is rarely allowed questfng “ Unos centavos, senor, para Coast Line Dining Cara operated an Traînes. 82 and 80. ml agulto."—“ n few cents for the little to bloom, as this destroys the adp. For Information and Pulfnynn rasepvstlonf apply to your local agent or *rit * ^ The Mexicans have a favorite coup­ owners of some of the largo let extolling the virtue k*f* this plant A. W. ritnO T, nivisioii PasBCOgcr Agent live Uke feudal lords on which says:,•— thplr vast esintea. Thi>yhav«V« targe IS^.Wéal Bar Si. i/ComWe; ’ : .. ?* ’ Coax, r ; v«iWu. .,‘ € . f J rctlnnu of servants and; .retainers. This means that' the maguey plant They yujt Ibep T or great, w'ealLfi and la "food; drink, bouafc and . clothing." pbwer. 'J-hyrh lenda la a little town Jod’ t ;YO U carry yodr own Insurant« Such an assertion^ a. little..exaggyr- la.Jtself. with (hs golledtlon of adobe died, but It is a fSfet-'ffeat from the hoQses apd stortf/; all the property oi maguey one can - obtain pulquo, te­ the oitnor of-U»« ranch. TORNADOS quila. an Intoxicant somewhat resem hllng Scotch whisky; . mescal, like money granting lor you'D tequila, but Itipngor;- rucl. tlratchlng BISHOP CRUplFIEttBY REBELS / • -----> i • $ material for the adobe hut and needles Catholic Clergyman <N*H*d to Cross by ... #jR‘ra and’.thread. By caiwfuOf cutting off rdiable IU W Zapata!« Men, Wbo Demanded the Sharp spike at the tap 'of <ach be on th 1/. » Church Funds. maguey blade ant) following the strong ..»-* * __ > • ' .............. fiber which defends from, n to the » - -, —Among tb* tales of heart of the plant, sewing material of ?.. V. - * V ' a rude Sort U obtained. The poveftr* rovolutiop atrocities told by refugees from the west coast of Mexico la that stricken Indians In the valleys or mix. loo use this primitive needle uu.l of .the eruciflilou of the Cstholto bishop o f Chalspa. ' k barn . ^ _ thread extonslvtfpj.. . . Whio- aep'tira* cobles th*' »ap >ath- soldiers called on the bishop to sur­ render (be fundi of hi* church. He orAr Into 'the bulb I from QiC top refused, whereupon Lbs soldiers are (atf'..(is^ digs out tbs coriiion a fewtqches. have nailed him to air Ffe t b j» covers the icSvIty with a tfiagÇ R Y , S AI gad loft him to die. 'r 1 tr Wlfoja Mm.th With — „ . outh with d her to swa! ' �RESUME JJJE^SANFORD :=====r=*=“ == UP-TO -DATE= being a V Farevtlt Party Mr. and Mrs. C- E. Henry gave a farewell p*r*y at tbtir home on Park avenue and Fifth street teat Friday night, the party bain* n farewell for Mr. and Mrs., E. B. Brown aa well aa for tho Henrys, who expect to leave soon for their summer borne in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mra. Brown ieft,yeat«rday for Maryland where they Will* be absent for a month and during their ahj cnce the Henry famil/ will leave, consequently the party W U * ft break­ ing up of two happy homes unti they can all meet again next winter. The following menu was served: Fried chicken, aaparagua tips, ercam,ed potatoes, French peas, corn, pota­ to salad, tomatoes and mayonalse dressing, Saratoga chips, fruit punch and wafers. The piece do resistance at the aix o’clock dinner was fried chicken, a dish that pa Henry fs h a p p e n in g s ^ Your only obanoe to get the NEW HOOSIER this summer on the plan is not to delay beyond the minute when the last Hoosier allotted for this sale is taken. After that— 1— The "Hoosier Plan" terms.will be withdrawn. Z — Regular furniture terms will-then p r e v a i l . FURTHERMORE,- IF. YOU MISS QJSTTING YOUR HOOSIER NOW, YOU M A Y HAVE TO WAIT A LONG TIBÍE before you get a itow Hoosier at all, owing to the enormous demand. THE-LAST MINUTE m a y b e tomorrow. Y o u ought to go see the damea Newman, Clay, . puleaton, Neal, McLaughlin, Lake, G. F. Smith, Damea, Miller, Connelly and Holden. Class Party Mra. E. W. Digger« was hostess at a very delightful party tendered her ,Sunday school class and their friends Friday evening, at the hos­ pitable homey of- Mra. C. M. Wil­ liams. - About twenty-five boys and girls enjoyed Mra. Diggers hospital­ ity: Games and music, formed 'the order of the evening and ali had a good time. The first prixe was won by Margaret Strong, a box of fine candles and the booby prixe— a stick df peppermint candy was-won by Helen Malm. Harlequlm ice cream, cakes and candy were served by tho gracious hostess. N e w Castle, Ind Read about these co n v en ien ces th a t made the HOOSIER neces­ sary to over 700,000 women. A congenial party that motored Mrs. Christine' Frederick’s faisons especially fond of and in order to over to the beach Sunday in W. J. bays plenty at one tlm* he scoured Thigpen’s car was Miss Mabel the country round about and se- Bowler, Miss Florence Frank aAl s e » _____ V 1 / a"Housekeepers’ Food Guide"— on the upper left door—answers the eternal problem:. "W hat shall wo have for dlnder?" * cured all that he could buy. Thero were plates of fried chicken, flanked by aapaiafua-Upe on to u t and all the good things that go with a good -dinner and It is almost certain that Henry Is ashamed to hn>k a chicken in the face agalrf. He had plenty of assistance In the endurance race for their were such gourmands as. E. F. Brown, R. J. Holly and Geo. N. Bishop. Prof. Josefa b Monta with- tils graphone Magnifique fur* 'nished music and the laughs for the occasion and all present enjoy­ ed the evening and departed with a feeling that life would be lonesome until the winter eeuon brings all of them together again. Among thou present were Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Drown, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.rHenry and children, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly and Meurs. Lloyd, Bishop and Demont. Messrs. Tracy McCuller, Felix Frank and W. J. Thigpen. ( O ') The Cook-book Holder on the midV“ / die npper door hold« your cook book securely when not ia use. When you ara cooking, simply open op the book to the proper page behind the bolder. It Is on a level with your eye, always - lean, never ^flrthe way. * U-Mra. L. R. Philips and family a: • anticipating a delightful sojourn at the beach. They will go over short­ ly after the* 1st. The young, people of Longwood look forward with much pleasant anticipation to the weekly dancing d a » of Miss Florence Frank, who goes over every Tuesday evening. Mias Frank h u had thU d a u for ■avers! weeks. There are 40 special convenience» in the N E W HOOSIER-17 arç entirely N E W . /*2\ The Horsier Metal Flour Bln holds v ° / fifty podnds. It Is low and easy to fill. The sliding glass front enables you to clean the entire bin easily. The In­ side is entirely of metal, with no corners to hold flour. First flour in is always Mr. Raymond Key, the genial cuhier of the Seminole Bank will leave tomorrow for his vacation. He ia planning a delightful visit to Cottage City, Mau., where he will be the guest of his sister, Mrs. Twitchell. Mr. TvdtchaU hu prom­ ised fine sport fishing, gunning and Tonight at the Imperial a delight­ alL thiL.ddighta that the sea shore ful program will be rendered by seventy-five of Sanford’s children and young people in the. charming Mrs. Capo and ehlldren of St. operetta, "The Smugglemnn,” un­ Augustine, who have been the der the auspices of the Junior Civic guests of Mrs. Geo. Armstrong re­ League. A generous patronage of turned home at the end of the week the public ahould encourage these after a pleasant visit among old young folks, u the proceeds from Iriends in Sanford. the entertainment will be used for dvie purposes in our own town. Miss Flora Walker writes from Gainesville, where ehe js taking the , West: Bridge normal course at the "State Normal Mrs. S. E. Barrett delightfully University that the environments entertained the Every Week Bridge are delightful and the people charraClub Thnredajr afternoon. There ng._JLhtte . J M ' ZOO teachers were- three tables of pTayere, two rolled from all over the state'and dub tables and a guest table, Mrs. five students from Rollins College C. O. McLaughlin winning the dub our near neighbor, prize, lovely linen table covers. Mias Bessie Williamson and Miss At the dose of the game delicious 2ya Walker’ have returned from a ice croam served in cantaloupes? pleasant four days1 visit at Longdainty cakes and bon hons were wood, where they attended. the served the guests, who were Mes- Neimeyer-Briitllne wedding. * . .*> The New Shaksr Flour Sitter ia V“ / the roost wpnderful of all the new Hooslsr Inventions. It Is the only flour sifter ever made on a kitchen cabinet that shakes flour through Instead of grinding U through. // cannot utar out and can­ not grind through any grit or foreign Tomorrow, Only $1 Puls Ib is HOOSIER in Your Homi Don’t W ait! O U R W IN D O W D IS P L A Y It the talk o f the town— come •Um mer sale term s are of the new Hoosiers loterior'1 at and tee it. A new feature In the bate Cop- 4. The low caia price Raed by the factory prevail» strictly. 5. No interest—no extra fee«. 0. This »ale is under direct supervision of the Hoosier Con It will save many .__cellar or pantry. This is yonr-opportunlty—U you act quickly—to own this wonderful Hoosier on the mot* liberal term* ever offered. You mav search the whole world and find nothing that will save you so much labor in your Wished as this new Hoosier. W h it* Beauty Is • w o n d er o f con ven ien ce. It com bines three room y cupboards, e larse w o rk tab le and p i* | u i< pantry in o n e *pdt 1 « you can alt do*rn a t W o rk and save mites o f at«:»». Y o u have,places b e fo re you fo r articles, a ll at ycijlT A n gers' e m it. A fou Save .m o st o f the.W eary Irvurs o th er w om en spen d.in thelr-kitebsps. '•'a # . T h is new HoottoPiOn theso term s Is the greatest iritc b e n t'a b ln e t b a rg a in “ ^ h i h a ve e v e r seem T h e fe w we. have w ill be sold In 'n a rfim a at a ll. O n ly .th o a d .w o m e n 'W h o .g ra s p this o p p ortu n ity to m o rro w can be sure o f g e ttin g o n e these cab in ets on ihfc lib era l H oosier p lan . * ' Tn . ° '" l ca r| i % one d e li ,, . abb 7t!xa About the tyome City. Whan Love Ccols. ’’Teach tho'facts about your bomb Many an engagement bos been broken off through a misunderstanding dty in the, publJi schools,” urges the —each thinklbg tho othor bad money. bureau of mkniflpjd.'rr«search. New V n fV ■* ' i ’ ' . • —Dotrolt Journal. Corner Fourth Street and Palmetto Avenue Embroidered BEST USE OF GREAT WEALTH . 7_______ _ Mer> of'M illions Hava Shown They 1f*1 ' ’J- easájanlaa flesognlze àia« .Duty Ptiaâu of M# 1* the Benevolence, A few years ago a gift of $1.000,000 for any benerolent object was a sur­ prising, and epoch-making evdnt. A great advance in Ideas of benevolence and the sense of responsibility for Ù ie use d f wealth la uarked'when It to found that during the year 1913 them w ere .21 persons' In the United States who gave 12,000,000 or mori*’ to benevo­ lo« t purposes.. If a fall list of these wore printed few would be able to tell on wbat ob­ jects thu majority; df theso gifts .were bestowed, so oommbft havn greet gifts to benevolent purposes become. The smotint In the ftSSfffgatCWglfla during the year, aa ta rxa «¡cord­ ed, w aa.»302,000.000. »T fe 000,000 was for education,’ fbd |95.000.*H 000 (qr religious apd. Cbftfiuhlc pur- ltablo purposes ontabllahed by John D. Rockefeller, chartered In tba stato of -New York. The amount la not named, and ultimately may exceed tho gifts to the museum. Thp 110,000.000 given by Andrew Carnegie far a charitable foundation In his native town. Dunfermline, tfrotland, comes next. The glUa of Oliver H. Payne, of 14,250,000 to Cornell unl■VarsHy, and Robert P. Dorn mu4, esti­ mated at under 15,000,000, to Washing­ ton nad Leo university of Virginia, are 'in tho same class. • Dut the most unique and heart-stir­ ring gift Df tho-wholo year waa that of Rood D. Freeman of Binghamton, N> Y., who gave his whole* fortune, esti­ mated « t 13,000,000, to tho famUlea of the JO girls who porlahod In the burn­ ing of hla factory, and at slxty-flva yean of age began business a.gain a* NOTICE the business of the The • National Weêkly F i r s t *T i m é In C lu b » U n til this year CotlUr’t bis Wtn •oíd st $5.50. Now the price it $2,50 ■ndwe haveteemed concretion wherey wa can offer it •t a itili hmhrr reduction in con­ nection with this publication. ( is a * S n .óqojooo; llijooo.flpö jo t valued it ' >tgga. and'Uh) !ng.ln* the silver trado will his ¿hüdrrn’ to thaï trade aa Urey ar- TN 08. K. BATES MRS, PEARL. CASON DRESSMAKING 313 WEST SECOND ST. Kerofniiina lb* tb* n*w r*it». w< ■int for tb« %l i tilt« a tear« (Vitate? a »5,000.COO «b-.ilO U ( senor’s Office In the court house. ome Made lURKRAUT ote Fish Market »hone No. 1 Ns Chancas for ..Him Santord Herald I \ il«r t n iin t cloth /III �\ *. - * W ;r. ?"t e > •à ‘-b ü&â ,»» •tg <-— |.•«J--~-* *0»**W A l\ •_• r" 1-V Uk tV/?^.'V; k.‘V INfORD District 6— S’. ' P. Roddcnbery (Wa* kulla, Franklin- and Liberty1). District 6— V. L. Watson (Gadsden). rjMUlMd Brery, District 7— H. J. Drams (Polk). * THE HERALD PRINTING District '8— A: S. ■Well« (Leaon). » At the risk of wearing holer in a H. J. HUUY. ran*» District 9— Fred l*. Stringer (Her­ W. M lU T N C t Business M m i i r subject already threadbare, the nando, Citrus ¿nil Paseo). State Board of Health Is again call­ District 10— C. E. Darla (‘Madison). .» ^ ubscrlst Jon PrUo. * 2.00 a V w In ing attention to the matter of ma­ District 11 — W. H. Himes (Hills­ laria in Florida. Doll««ml Is iboCttr bf cwmrt *t.00 o»f|r»Of-»■ borough). ! Tf: ■■ * '• There are sevi-rgl feature* of this idTMM or tOe pot month. District 12—J. M. Gornto (Taylor Par moot* in ad ta n a moat bo mad« at affliction » M A can hardly be too and Lafayette). frequently emphasised. The first Is Cataad aa w m d - d u i mall matter Atuutt 22ad District 18— Fred M. Hudson (Dade, ’that It is unnecessary, entirely un­ 190«, « I ÜM PatnfBa at Sanford. Florido. Brevard, Paul Beach and St. Lunecessary, no one need have it if Art of Mafrtt 3rd. lit*. . d *). *.. he doesn't want to. Second, it is a District 14— M. L. Plympton (Co­ No MS In Harold DaOdinf very-uneconomic disease, .in that it lumbia). reduces to a lour ntajfce the physical District 18— A. Z- Adkins (Brad­ and mental productiveness of the DANGEROUS CROSSINGS ford). • ’ ** An automobile in OrlrrnHT w ai|rDistrict 16— J. E. Calkins, returned individual, reduces his energy, h)a desire and his ambition to accom­ wrecked the other day at a railroad (Nassau). crossing. The aldermen of that city District 17— J. R. Johnso^ (Suwan­ plish, far below lÿe normal. While the disease Is not considered fatal are taking up the matter with the nee), A. C. L. Ry. and expecV to make District 18— Ion F. £arri* (Duval). to any. large degree, it lowers the re­ the aald .company protect rhe public District lib*—Arthur E. Donegan sisting force and makes easier the in the future. Sanford people, in (Seminole, Orange and Osceola).) way for the entrance of mOre serious • the paat few weeks have had some District 20— Glen Terrell .(Marioi^.'alimenta, There is no scale by which the ▼cry narrow escaped at the railroad and Sumter). FLORIDA weakening capacity of malaria may crossings in this city and there are District-21— J. S. Blitch (Levy). SANFORD, at least two of these crossings that District 22—Dr. J. R. McEachern be measured, but* no one who has watched intelligently the progress should be-protected cither by gat H. E. TOLAR R. R. DEAS H. R. STEVENS (Jefferson). M . M . S M IT H of the disease In even a few or by watchmen. That they are District 23— W. M. Igou (Lake) Cashier Aut. Cashier Vice-President President dangerous is demonstrated by the District 24— J. N. Fogarty (Monroe ran fall to* have noted thie effect. The malarial parasite hag' been near accidents that happen each and Lee). week at these same crossings.* -The District 25— A. J. McClellan (Bay, identified under the microscope. Its picture has been taken and Its habits French avenue crossing has become Calhoun and Washington). doubly dangerous since this street District 26— W. S. Middleton (Put­ have been definitely described. Not only has the medical profession pro­ has been bricked to Ninth street, nam). • making it a thoroughfare to the District 27— F. M. Cooper (Manatee vided a simple cure for the disease, R O C K E F E L L E R , J R , MENACED but, better yet. It has discovered a . new station and the crossing being and DeSoto), ; almost In the confines of the railroad District 28— J. B. Conrad, returned method of prevention. It has been Woman Threatens Ufs of Oil Maeestablished as a fact that If once this yards, where the switch engines are neta’s Son—I. W, W. Speaker In(Volusia). going and coming all times of the District 29— Max hi. Brown (Clay parasite could be completely eradi­ v«dee Millionaire's pmce. NEW S FR O M ^ A S IIIN G S O N BY TH E SPECIAL CORRE­ cated from any given section, the day and night. The First street end Baker). SPONDENT OF TH E HERALD _ crossing at one time had a flagman, District 80— W. H. Green (Hamil­ disease itself would dissppear, never Hew York.—Whf’-i the “mourning patrol” was walking In the rida la to return except by Importation. I t but sinc^the deptA was moved the ton). front of 36 Broadway tad Upton Sin­ - watchamn was taken o(T, although district 31— L. W. Zim (St. John). has been done within certain well Washington, D. C., June SO — Mississippi, who ia accounted one clair, Elisabeth Freeman and boats theacrossing is as dangerous as ever. Jlstriet 32— D. G. Roland (Alachua) known limit* in several foreign coun­ (Special)— Congressman of the best story tellers in the coun­ »Caleb Leltner were starting a hunger 1trike tries. It wo$ld be well for the city coun­ Representatives Powers of the Eleventh Kentucky try, toid this ope to several iol< In the Tom be, "Dasutlful MxrioH».»»., So often' has the„cyde of malarial cil* to/sjhvVftifate some of these* Alachua—J. C. Adkins, H. C. Par­ District, talking to a number o cronies the ojhor day. A genera­ I. W. W. orator, wont up toihe fonr cTorafìnfi*^ the pity of Ssnford b infection and reinfection been des­ friends in the Republican doak room tion ago a story went the rounds ker. • teentb floor and threatened to shoot fore thei*e is Iòsa óf life and limb. cribed, that a repetition can bring laker— W. D. Mann. (he other day, said there were many that Dr. Gwin bf California, the John D. Rockefeller, Jr, If he did not information to few intelligent Flor­ Iray— T . ‘ F. Brayton. quaint characters in the mountain some time "Duke of Sonora," the end tho Colorado strike war. idians. The parasite exists in the regions of the "Dark and Bloody title given him in jest because of his Mias Oani. who was recently re­ Iradford—A. D. Andrews, J. E. TH E SPEAKER'S RACE blood of the human patient. By Douglass. ' efforts to colonixe that Mexican leased from Jail, diode an Impaaaioaed Ground." He tells this story by Theo.' T. Turnbull of Monticello the bite bf the Anopheles mosquito state during the second empire, and address In Franklin square, In which Brevard— John R. R o d «. way of illustration: "Shortly after Is most favorably spoken of in con­ she declared she would “shoot John the parasita la taken Into the sys­ Calhound-— C. V,. VarnJdoe* was admitted to the b ar1and was the Hon. Robt. J. Walker of Mis­ nection with the s]>cukcrshlp of the tem of the mosquito where It passes riding the dreuit, I was appointee sissippi, ex-secretary of the Treas­ D. Rockefeller down like a dog" if be Citrus—J. E. Stevens. refused to see her, and then started next house of representatives. Mr. through a period and process of Clsy— E. D. Prevatt. by the court to ' defend a middle ury, were going to fight a duel with toward the Standard Oil ofllcea at 26 Turnbull is n progressive Democrat further development, and by the Columbia— J. J. Paul, D. G. Rivers. aged fellow who was indicted for tomahawks. The quarrel was recon­ — he is one who will never comprpífí>\ bite of the same mosquito it it trans­ Dade— U. E. IflcDonald. the murder of his mother. I t was ciled, it was said, in consequence of ise with the special interests— hirl/as mitted into the blood of a new hu­ DeSoto— W.' A. Langford. regarded as a bad cue, and, nat­ Walker's laughter at discovering the ability— he would make an idnd* Duval— Frank L. Dancey, 8. C. man victim. The process is repeat­ urally, I wanted to make aa much the erratic results of Gwin's private presiding officer. ed indefinitely and the disease is Harrison, Jr. reputation out of it u I could. 1 practice at throwing the tomahawk The railroad-owned and controlled spread through a constantly widen­ Escambia— W. H. Hurtenbach, Rob­ examined the indictment carefully at a stump. newspapers are booming Cary A. ing circle of human beings. ert Anderson. "There is a story oMa similar na­ and w u unable to pick a flaw fct It. liar die for this position. This is To interrupt this cycle of develop­ Franklin—John II.. Cook. Then I took my dient to one aide ture told," said Senator'Williams, . enough to create suspicion. Mr. Gadsden—J. W. Gray, J. G, Sharon. ment at any stage is to interrupt for a private consultation and told "o f a duel between Charles James Hardee is classed as a ‘ ‘ plute," and Hamilton— L. A. Gibbs, John E. and stop th e-disease. -T o prevent him it w u necessary that I should Fox, the famous English Whig certainly the next house should not the inoculntion of the mosquito by Scad. know the exact truth, assuring him, statesman of the eighteenth cen­ have a plute for a speaker. the human host, and to prevent the Hernando— M. L. Dawson. of course, that whatever he told me, tury, and Mr. Adam of the British A young Progressive Democrat, of Hillsborough— W. T. Martin, G. H. inoculation of the new human vie-, his counsel, w u privileged arid Ordnance Department, growing out flldendid ability, would bo S. C. tim by the infected m osqu ito-' Wilder. tould not be used against him. of Fox’s bitter .ettacka on the man Harrison as a compromise candidate, that's all there is to. it. The matter H o lm «— W. G. Watford. Then I shot the direct question at agement b f that department, the yet Foreet Lake, also an aspirant, Jackson— Ellis F. Davis, J, R. Sho­ ia resolved down to the vbry simple him: "D id you kill your mother? chief charge being that usefless has n pretty good record as a Pro­ proposition— don’t allow yourself to rn« ker. -Y ea ," he replied, " I did kill her.” ammunition was supplied to the gressive Democrat. The Progress­ j>e bitten by the moaqulto. Jefferson—Theo L. Turnbull, B. P.J "W h y did you do it?" I aaked him, forces. Thè two met and ex­ iv e Democrats _will be in the ma­ In thé particular e u e of the Hamrick. . __ __ "1 killed 'her," he answered, "be- changed shots. At the second fire jority and a good Progressive Dem­ Anopheles th« matter b made even Lafayette— J. J. Handley. l9ri£M she was not worth-wintering.” Adam-was not hit, .but.hia.hull ocrat should be speaker. more simple by the known fact that Lake—L. ,D. Edge, J. A. Hanson. struck Fox and stuck in the waist­ I xxxxxxxxxxxxx As to the presidency of the senate ita working hours are confined strict­ Lee— R. A. Henderson. According to a bulletin just is­ band of hia thick leather breeches. the Progressive Democrats also be­ Leon—John L. Neeley, E. E. Strick­ ly to the early evening end night. sued by the C o u t and Gbodetlc By Jove," exclaimed. Fox, on the ing in the mujority, an admirable Where's the remedy? land. Survey of the Department of Com­ instant, smiling at his own wit, " if man is ¡ vailuble in Dr. J, N. FoSCREENS. That’ s tbo solution, Levy—John C. Welmer: merce, a re-ourvey ia to be made of you ha.d not used Ordnance powder gartj ,i[ K ■*>■ \Yeat, who is talented Simple and safe and complete. The Liberty—J. I.. Forehand. the approaches to Cope Cod Canal, I ‘woufd now bo a dead men." and «Vo po ■-ufjuM-ii exceptional abil­ Madison— R. L. Milliner, F. M . only precaution to be added is that Uuxxards Bay, -Mass., by the wife A laugh follow ity. The l'Tój’ ressive Democrats the aerten* should not be put up os Henderson. hi* ,bmi tig Fox t drag method. This method, which have a majority of six in the senate. if you were building a chicken house, Manatee— A. M. Wilson. firat w u used by the C/U.vt Survey — Dixie. Marion— W. J, .Crosby, W. T. Hen­ full of holea and Ioom «round (he on the Maine (Cout. Id 1904, h edge*. They should be made lil»-r~ * j derson. been constantly improved and h u "Curds of thunks” are doomed in Monroe— Arthur Gomex, Clarence ally mosquito proof. A t all the been successfully used with discov­ Sou h Florida Hereafter parties windows . and outside ddftn , and E. Roberts. ery of important uncbarlefod,'shoala must bo thankful to the -»xtent of a. Nassau— II. A. Jones, Hurry Gold­ around the porch that h used aa g on the cou ti of Now England, dollar or two if tiny desire the news­ John D. Rockefeller, Jr. sitting room In the evening, ovtfr stein. • *. * Florida, California and elsewhere. I; /' t'.» r# ’. * * ‘ ’papers to convey their ti.an*v—such Orange— A. B. Newton, S. S. Griffin. the beds and at every place where Drosdway, followed by a large crowd The wire drag consist* principally ten.» rVie trend rf i tpresslon ru the Osceola— N. C. Bryan. the - insect may gain admission to At the entrance to the -building • of a long .wire suspended at a known initial gathering oí the South Flor­ Pasco :;Q. N. Williams. the member« of the family. Th^ patrolman attempted to halt her,- • , depth below the surface of the water ida Press Association. Cards of Palm Beach— H.^L. Bussey. screen ia a necessary part of t l « “ Who, are you to stop tnerv »he by small buoys connected to the thunks are ux.ie**, and they are n Pinellas— F. A. Wood. Florida houee; no home in this state cried, aa she brushed P**t. *nd- en\ verticals. is to serve your needs; , nuisance to newspapers. If you have Polk— Reid Robson, R. W. Hancock., ia .safe* or comfortable without ih. drag ,Y Ire b>' ^ r® taring thé elevator, went to the four­ It ia towed by launches which It w ill help sell your teenth floor, where the private offleos neighbors who expect to be pub­ Putnam— Henry S. McKemie, W. G. And it should be constructed and follow couree* that will produce g o o d s — talk to tho 'of thtLOll magnate are located. ■ licly thanked for the performance of fitted to it» place with* aa much cure Tilgbman, , tension on wire. The object of the A negro doortender told her that * * ’the ordinary 9(Bees of hlimaqity Santa Rosa— W. A. McLeod, T. J. aa the front door or the window* people you want to r4}*% work la to benefit thp charts and to John D., Jr., was not In. The woman •- when sickness or death enters your in their casings, reach. An advertiseFenn.' make It- possible to issue, sailing -: ~ ' M was insistent. ' . home, better move out of that Seminole— m ent in this paper Forrest Lake. It 'la the duty of the individual direction», which, if careftiily fol­ "I’m going, to see hlm I” she criedfHtighbarhoQjj, people who won’ t St. Johns— John W. Davis, E. A. is a reference guide "And U ih o ----------------- doean't ar­ to avoid malaria, a duty that eac^t lowed wUlt insure the safety of the cheerfully do sufh things are little. to those whose wonts Wilson. bitrate Ahd stop tho murders In Colo­ one owes to hipudf *nd to the com­ largest Vessel that will ever enter b *jg * v (ban savage*. Also it la St. Lude—A- D. Penney, rado 111 «boot him down, like a dogmunity in. which he Uvea. .* B Cape Cod Canal and also to furnish .sura worth supplying. - highly unnecessary to erupt into a jum trr— H. 0. Collier. *Qr, Take my card lu to him or to hie seecorrect information for futore Im­ .• ~inr<J of thanks if your .wife runs Juwanhee— CAry A* Hardee, Geo. rotary." ■. ^ . . provement that tnay Ve recoup Plan Big Engineering Feat. ■? > aWny with a better looking man, , if The frightened dçdttender took the Ei Hawkins. mended or t»ade by the United , In the Chilean Apdea *tlu*ro Is a la pasteboard, and live mlauto* later, re­ ' your mothef-in-law drops in the lake Cash. 16,000 feet up in the mountains, will State* engineers. < turned . with Ibe .-lnviMR« that MfrOr if you gel snowed under in a p<>- .Volusia.—J^mes E. Cade,' H. G. 1» prevented only, by a granite «a ll « . l« M X X * X X g X ' ./ Rockefeller wasn't to.* > ^Tltlco.1 race.— Lakeland Telegram. . • P w ttsfiL.f ’ Id * feet thick from devtauting the J ¿."Well, you tel) hib» eiacUy wbat I Apropos of.-(he Cape. Cod Canal, irallcy bnkw. In order to avert th« WakuBa— yr. C. Rouse. lôld you,” she ¿told - the door man, disaster engineers arp draining O10 the lasl dike of ' which kru opened, Forest Lake of Sanfprd la a prom­ Walton-^W. H. Mapolcs. Plumbing and and he promised to'repeet the “shoot­ inent candidate for*'speaker of the Washington— Boyd A. Cox. ' *, water by a tunnel aud expect to sup­ in April, last,'!* greater* l i t ' its- dl ing” message-. .¡‘C a s F i t t i n g ply electrical current and light to all mansions that „-the ongtnaj .Suez}* next Florida House of Representa­ ^ I - ■■ l -fj , t the valley cities through the walur Canal. It -la S -mitre Iong, *bninu tive*. The aylvan beauty of that power' which will be developed. ork Receives M y Personal mum bottom width 100 feet, depth An Old Song to New Words ' name ought to get the gentleman at high water 00Vfeet, Tow water ft en lion And Bart Efforts Yes. * some votes— and then he’s a good L Backward, turn backward, O. Time World’« Darkest Moment 25 fe e t According, to the Cana) p; fellow^, too. But he’ll have some in .thy flight,, give *ul a girl 'With :-v As for language The darkedt moment ia agld to bo Companyfl'a . figure«, the’’, tributary Opposite city Hill donelly are of the cptolon J b s tü »£ jv Hardee opposition.— Lakeland Tele­ skirts not so tight; give uq « girl. whose charms many or few ate not ,Ju*l before dawn. This I# now dia- tonnage how-.going.«round the oui;gram. 100 “ S i S í o T ‘ exposed by tbo much trepk-a-boo; covered not to bo so. T b ^ darks*n| alde Cap«. Cod route .ii-abou^ ÎÇ,-: moment, relatively opoaklng. la whnti ooO.OOÛ per(a an n n u m ,,ai! bub.g.vwy' give is a girl. no matter )rhat age, NEXT FLORIDA LEGISLATURE iday aun Sblhes. Then it amali ypercentage Unásr--American who won’ t u »« -th* atreet for a Thought registry. About haii this .(onnsg* Complete..List of the Senators and? vgudeville stage;* giro ua * girl not blinded by t S 'S r x l ? a t * a*r : tl to RepfesèatafJyfpn • '< too shapely in view, dreu her In tall to recogulu tbo light lb * f never is carried In tow* jfpd, sejloonerg. rW of OoM (rr<kin You ita Foil ow ing-It‘ a correct list of the skirts the sun can’ t shine through. falls'oat In space. *■ Figuring an average delay m fodr W ry« ÎSo hi « j . r , i W l U j > had lived la Jm J nowtnembfra of the Florid*’ Legislature And give u* the dance of the days - r r.1- >— -y V i'.: f-: days a round trip, ' the Company soW -s rggcicu:'CHEL\M f place* the loss )n co>l and iqm b «1 gone by, with .plenty of riot)m*iAnd o t~ fS 18, '*■ compiled from .the roFortunate Indiana. * v f l -»”4 fMyH diwpPMr *<- jStwe v f Ojié trijlu'r* » t tilts of the recent .primary.- Th* btep. net so bigK -put tutkey’ trow ‘ In a ’ composition dealing .with the in town and iiniilng craft * alone at> , pay of ¡hurdy- habits and customs o f American u- ten centf per kon',ì òr J7Ò0.OOÒ perSenate 'list include* the. holdovlr capers and hutfermlik yegr, without» counting tHe delà;* gurdy twists and wlgglo t*B, glides, )jjans. a boy deeply Impressed with . v members: carried ip.ste*m*m. . and other such, bunny-huge* *0 on « .(£&,- free-and-easy Ufa wrote • Senators ** " lowbig: “The Indians lull few fa ape* Cod Canal, by District 1— Ri.ül< McOèachy (Santa level, M products of h’ell irtaplred by but Uuy were welt Vnlated.” the waters ol Damata the devil, and Jet us feast our'optica w; Rota).' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ;• *i Gurtards Bay, — ------onec more on'thp pure, aweet wopien District 2— John B. Joner (Escaiii” U of the bia). District 8-7-B. H. Lindas* (Walton turn MALARIA iff FLORIDA OROU' In its equipment and having every facility for prompt, efficient seVvice, T h e Peoples Bank o f Sanfordt is well qualified to handle banking business in a manner satis­ factory to all. Accounts subject to check are solicited. P E O m S ^ B A f ^ J j A N FORD FROM THE NATION’S CAPITAL l The Purpose of an Advertisement C. H. District, 4— R. A. * fTTvj - . Willis (Jackson), . .A-. ¿SOI but not *V fi: •V *T ’- �• '• f [ . ' . ^ on- Forrest Lake haa .returned irwn a tri p- ta-Jaefaronvnri"^Eiir£T combined business with pleasure. íjfüe lUppeninßs—McnUon Of Hia many friends over the state U Mitte« In Brief have Judged their support to him in , ........ .. th® r*c® tor Speaker of the" House rCRSONAL ITEMS O f INTEREST in the next l(>gislatui^||| Thono your social or looal items Stannary O f‘Th® Floating Small Talks to the Herald oilicc or to Mrs. R. A. Terheilti and see that your visitor« JUfdaellr Arraaged For Hurried to the city are mentioned. We are • Herald Readers not mind readers or clairvoyants and cannot chronicle tho comings and Don’ t min the Smuggleman to­ goings un.ess wo have your assist­ ance. night-bright and catchy. Hay, oats, corn, chicken feeds at ^ r s . David Speer and Mrs. Wicks jg-tf ‘of Geneva are among the visitors to F. F. Dutton’s. The Herald has two local pages the city today. now full of good things *nd the Tomato wraps and tomato crate» readers are urgeil to read the ontire F. F. Dutton's. 78-tf‘ paper for the local happenings. The vifrs. W. C. DeColirsey, Virginia merchants will also And this feature [ ■*nd the baby aro home again after an exceptional advertising wrinkle , few week» «pent at Coronado. for »Very page of The Herald is :»■;»<! W. F. Malcolm, the popular type­ with interest. You will find it in w rit« man was In tho dty today The Herald if it is true. ■ [ calling on the local trade. Frteh yeast cakes and popcorn at M rs Get your ico cream from Duhart'a Ice Cream Factory. 85-tf A. Simon's. 6G-ti Mr. and Mrs. E. B. '"'Brown'ToT • .a W. E. Haile, the popular travcl- Sanford arrived in the city last even­ [ jing salesman of Jaekaonvllio called ing and are guests at the Mason hotel. They expect to sail today >n the local trade yesterday. on the Merchants' and Miners steam t. The Smuggleman at the Imporial or Somerset for Baltimore, and will tonight. spend some time with Mr. Brown's The quality and the price la right relatives. Before returning home «n hay and grains at Dutton's. 78tf Mrs. Brown will visit friends in At­ lantic City, Q, J, i Mr. and Mrs. John Herby left * Mr. and Mr«. Geo. H. Fernald Monday for a vlait to'their old home left yesterday on the Osceyla for | is Dayton. Jacksonville, enroute to their old •'i've Got th^rM um ps"— one of home .(h Massachusetts. A pretty tris^Rmuggleman'r best hits by two compliment to Mr. Fernaid was paid by the drum and fife corps, who «lirmín¿^little lasses. , l. Spinks, a.prominent citlien and with their leaders Rev. George manufacturer of Oviedo was In the Hyman and Mr. Brock (Instructor) [ dty today enroute fo Falatka on marched in a body to the steamer business. ' ■ •to hjd blipVgood-byc. . Mr. Fernald was very cordial in his appreciation Woodland Park open July Fourth. of the boys, having instructed the . *90-2tc drum corps until the time of his Cotton seed meal, shorts, bran at illness and takon a deep interest In the advancement of the boys. 7. F. Dutton’«, 78-tf Thursdays and Sundays-^-Wood* Mrs. E. E. Cox left yesterday for land Park. Picnic conveniences, lakeland, where she will spend the amusements. The only safe, clean Mit two weeks pleasantly With outdoor swimming pool, emptied (fiends. daily, cleaned and re-ftlled from ar­ Chauncey Wilson has purchased tesian well. Shower bath, toboggan as Everett car, tho m otor^de being 86tf discarded for something that would slide. Leased privately also. d the family. ' Make Trip With Cars * Mrs. W. f>. Baldwin leaves today . ■¿^ ' Camp-Ffre Girls’ Piarle! Accompanied by ‘a large party of Sanfordiles the Campfire ‘ Girls of the Baptist church presented theif charming little playlet, "Six Cups of. Chocolate" to. an enthusiastic a'udienco at Enterprise last night, followfng the splendid a d d ic t ■ of Rev. George Hyman on "T h e Girls and the World." Mr. Hyman quite won the hearts of the girls by his humorous allusions to their' girlish foibles and fancies among- the good things, he humorously declared that "girls are divided into, two equal partp; fifty per cent being glgglee and the-other fifty per cent into two ambitions—tour pickles and choco­ late candy." That the bpya might not b£ slighted he paid his compli­ ments to them by saying that "Boys are made up of thirty per* cent fidgets, that is, he looks at a girt and he doesn't look at,a girl; thirty per cent fun spelt Funn and forty per cent fight." Interwoven with- it» humpr and fun, tender seriousness pervaded Mr. Hyman's talk, to ad­ mirably adapted to the girls and boy* he nddreeaed. "m The girls gave a moat successful presentation of their play and were very lovely In their pretty grown up gowns. The drum' and fife corps went over with them, with Rev. and Mrs. George Hyman as chph'rones. Automobile Owners Tske Notice! Reduced • Rates over Concrete Bridge at Daytona— All small cars including Ford’a with passenger!, round trip 25c. All large cars. In­ cluding paasengere 35c round trip, VOLUSIA CO. B R ID G E CO. 83-Fri-I3tc . SMUGGL ¿ S a n parade Woke Up Sanford This Morning Ih Procession Over the Streets The Smuggleman who will occupy the boards at the Imperial tonightl paraded the streets this morning and literally tore up the dty. by the big noise, many children and a great line of automobiles. This fine pet' formance given by the children was given a great boost this .morning by the parade. Literally the children had bells on their' fingers, bells in their hands and bells on their toea and the kids knew how to use theni to advantage. The characters were as follows and as they will appear tonight: Smuggleman with Gnomes, Fairies, Fairy Queen. Gqod «ml Bad Little Boys,, Mothers,t Kinglets, Mother Goose and her children. The ladles in the parade were Mrs. Henry Wight, chairman qf th» Junior Civic League, Mrs. Richard Terheun, chairman of the Welfare Department, Miss Asptqwali. direc­ tor of the play, Mrs. W. W> Aber­ nathy; Mrs. Geror, Mrs. Fox. bliss Whliner of the committee of tha Junior Civic League. The parfcda-iookJn tha enlira city and was a good advertisement for the play tonight. Everyone should attend and *nJo/,> good performance besides assisting in b ’■g-V,,1 csqss. fw Richmond, Va,, where she will L. A. Bruraley, Kent Rosactter, d several montha visiting rela- Clifford Bell and I. T. Hawkins und friends. left yesterday for points In North r. L. R. Philips has joined the Carolina pnd Georgia la tbelf auto­ Ho c ub snd now has a Ford car mobiles 'and..wit) make the trip which he will make trips to tho through the country. They will all atop at Macon, where they will be ch this summer. Many Sanford folks visittd Day* Joined by their families who madd Una Beach last Sunday and re­ that trip by train and the entire party will joUrney north in the port the mosquitoes as being fierce autos. Tom Hawkins snd Miss and the heat oppressive. Annie will go to Commerce. Ga., Notice Horse Owners for the summer and the rest of the 1 havu n first class expert horse sheer party will spend the summer in the Give him a trial. mountains of North Carolina. • All ;4fti VT. U.TJu3cfWD1 w |^f l h ~ - ~ iu c c W b l ceiery grow­ I. Underwood lias arrived in the ers of the Sanford section who have ■dty from west Florida to Ho with lost money every year growing win­ I k son, W. H. Underwood, who ia ter vegetable*. ■critically ill at hia. home on Oak ... Screen Vonr HnUse Svtnue. -• Woodland Park Nates Now is the time for screens. 1 Miss Helen Iserman of Monroe cati do your sereen^ work promptly Lest Thursday the Masons with expects to leavo today for points in their families crime to Woodltnd the north to .spend the summer. urd well. G. W..MESSENGER. Park for -a quiet outing. ,There was She it the cilident teacher In the Hi«- up P. 0. Box 835. plenty of noise, however, when some Monroe schools, of those ordinsrily dignified, atraight•^Mr. and Mrs Eugene Laramore laced #old follows got into the pool and Mrs. Carrie Blaine Yelser ,of l/ Grow— Townsend and. cut up Ve* 11!“ ' Their futile Jacksonville are the guest* of Mrs, A t the residence of the bride'» efforts trying to ride "Huerta," set , YeUer’s sister, Mrs. Lyman Phelps, parenu east of the dty last Satur­ everybody roaring. Doc Miller wcp Vat Lake On&ro. • * day afternoon at 2 o'clock Miss go mad' "at not being able to fide Pepper^ eggplant crates at F. F- Claudia Townsend and ¿{rfr. Elmer tftie nimble Mexican that be, finally (Button’s. • ___ 78-tf Grow were united in marriage.’ . attacked one of those giant ^iva oaks The.ceremony* was performed by and tried to pull It down. Mr. J^The dty street force (ire »busy waking a fill on Park', pvenue be­ Dr.' Brownlee of the PnSbyterian Lovell nearly succeeded in staying tween Tenth and.jElBVdftth prepare* ch'urch, in the presence of tho im on a second, and^he certainly work* tory to tbe building of sidewalks to mediate famllie* of the contracting cd hard and with plenty of deUrparties and tho Misses R o b ea i^ jjin jjL in . Sprertdin^ dinner on tho yfian(y«J Hekhta. L ’ U.'Holland la In the city from Immediately after the ceremony the ¿iSuqd "after the g o o jM d fashioned but Jacksonville and after coinploting happy couple left for Jacksonville. way" » ’as advi»©dvby 'aome,- hnr they finally (leelded’ that tables and! where they wtR ntake their future tb arrangements. Jot the sale, of seats were-^^blpdly more «omferL B. 4 0. gar»«e will leste, (or hom°: *Mt city nr1make this /utupt'hqfqe., Tb« ‘bride U t b e d iu g h tr f.o fM r . able and .^l*' Spencer says: 1 Thore since rlu fa m " an d' Mrs.-{feo, Townsend, who have have been • Improvements Spend vacation at Reet .Cottage? been reardepit* of this city for the mother us*cl; to bake bread.*T Tboy Board |5 per week, camping' ground post 'jhree 'ye^rsr-? The ■ grodm has h'fcd a..fin? day apd enjoyed the Lake Hutch nson, '‘Osteen, That they giuWp'Up here in Sanford and 1* well amusements greatly, p. 0. box 8. v 90-ltp liked WoolMsnd Park la shewn by a antL faybrahijr known*'. I have a tint"clask"painter and sign Tho bi»t vrUhes bf their many number of them coming a|ajq- SumTriter. We can do your harhfs», re* ifrieittUcfollow them ! to their new day. Sunday waa . i ' banafcr . dajr .lairing and mto top work now. .•> hopis and. The Hereld joins in con- for WoodRmd-Pnrk. A launch par­ *t<i v ,* f* • W. II. UNDERWOOD.-'; rrntvilatiohx. ty p loted. by Capt. Howard came in th« morning and the "N ettle" • C. Ly P6lk was in the dty yester- ; v.v. b rought» full load In the afternoon, '“»y.lfOB-hlii country place and ri f NOTICE leaving a number behind on tbs hi mid f. and Mr*. Polk as eirSanford dock. The usual Monfoe the country to. tho fullest-. .Stockholder»' Meeting , visitors came and, auto* end .ether Mr’ ^olk expects to farm his plartr will be an annual .meeting vehicles brought t ■i-thi*-, Mown.' *; of the stpcktslders of the Jianford Miller and !v Mr- »nd Mm: B. B. Brown, leftt Telephone Company In Room Nol4 of tha Firsf National Bank. Build- E. E. Brady, " iromBmjthsbUrg. , knd . W e t h r i l l ^ W « home«Wfd'lfor •l .Jdy return)^* tov*iiy .‘ fed AUanli<> iCIty. > ' w - E. fcsLon i-SSjfcSSSr > u w or.d.7ro m *v. ■ Mary-* ' - on the first Monday in July at i p. m? ^F. W. M Secretary The Sanford City Board of Health held Its first official meeting on June 23, 1914. First regular meMing of the City Board nf Health was held in the city hall, the following members be­ ing present: C. H. Dingee, chair­ man; John Adams and W. W. Aber­ nathy. members, and Dr. O. J. Miller, City Health Officer. The meeting was called by Mr. Dingee for the purpose of ■organising and to perfect plana for the enforcement of ail the sanitary ordinances now Tft force in the city of SsnJord, and to ferommend such additional or­ dinance* for -passage by the City Council, os was deemed necessary from the public health standpoint. One of the main features of the meet ing was the upanimous resolution recommending to the county school board the establishment of medical inspection in the public schools. Dr. 0. J. Millar, the , city hoalth omcer was, authorised to purchase such supplies i i he deemed necessary for a laboratory outfit for the chemical analyiis of water, milk and other foodstuffs. An ordinance to prevent the Usq of rooms in or in close proximity, to rpQuiraht»,* or fruit and vegetable •torse for sleeping or'livin g pur­ poses was recommended to the city council for passage. rThe city coun­ cil was also requested to pass an ordinance to keep vacant lota’ free from weeds within the city limits. As referred to above, the subject of medical Inspection in public schools Is by far the most progress­ ive movement that haa been made In Sanford in years, and it ts hoped that the .courtly eshool board will deem it advisable to adopt this sys­ tem of medical Inspection. Over a thousand cities In the United States bavQ adopted same unci the move­ ment la rapidly increasing. O. J. M ILLER, City Health Officer and aec- to the boald. Notice A special meeting 'of tho. stock­ holders of the First National Bank of Sanford, Florida, ia hereby called to Ife held In the room» of the Bank, on Tuesday,' July 14th, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. rn., to consider the adjciaability of increasing the capital stock o( tho Bank, and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting. B. F. W1IITNER, Cashier. Tues-84-6tc Double Work. "Why,laTt tbat a'rann won't wait» hia face with a washclothT" demanded Mrs. Wombat. "Men haven’t time for all that foollshneaa." said Mr. Wom­ bat. "First you hare to waah your face and tben you have to waah the washelolh."—Louisville Courier Jour­ nal. STOPS HIS SISTER’S WEDDING ~ =~z - - - - - -f 1 i Ii • • I * ;? ÿi, -i ir? T£ « O C C U P A T I O N IS S E L U f l g - ~ A k-pU R E DRUGÄ ^ yA ^ THERE ARC IN THESE Ç U N IT E D STATES 19,085 BAGGAGEMEN :ift075 MAl£5j m m , YOUR One could imnifine her a smasher of hearta Waving perfumed handkerchief as the train departs BUT AS A BAGGAGE SM ASHER— NEVER! L A D IE S Y O U C O U L D N ’T I M A G I N E A more delicate or delightful Perfume than our L A V A L L IE R E ____________________ T R Y IT '____________ SEMINOLE PHARMACY Thu Nmmru»t Drug Store PHONE »78 G o to Church! :Î .’A SANFORD, FLA. N o Man Too Busy to Give an Hour Each Week to God l o ' TO C H U R C irf* G Is thorn a man in any community who is too bbxy to spend ono hour each week in church? * » n ■ Thoro aro ono .hundred and sixlyeight hours in evoçy wçek.. No man is to » busy to cat during tho week. No man is too busy to snatch a few hours of recreation in overyjjyock. No man ig too busy to sl<$p during tho week. Yot thoro afo' men who will declare that they aro to busy they can't afford to giro one hour in everv one hundred-and sixty-eight to worship in God’».house. In church * you will find spiritual food and rest. Of all excuses for lack of attendance at church the “ too buavB ono is tho flimsiest. Why isn’t a man honest nnd admit that he doesn't want to go to church? Isn’t it a fact that a man haa a bottt-r feeling within himself and tho world in.gcnoral aftor bo baa spent an hour in tho houso of God? *t *t * C *. ONE OF THE FINEST SIGHTS OF THE LENTEN SEASON WAS tH E NOONDAY CROWDS IN TH E CHURCHES LOCATED IN THE -BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL DISTRICTS OF NEW YORK CITY. THERE MIGHT BE FOUND SOME OF THE GREATEST MEN IN THE COUNTRY. IT 18 A HOPEFUL 8IQN OF THE TIMES. NONE OP THËBE R EA LLY BIG MEN W AS TOO BUSY TO GIVE SEVERAL J O U T E S DAILY TO THE WORSHIP OF GOD. INCIDENTALLY, THÈSE BIG MEN BY THEIR EXAMPLE PREACHED POWERFUL SERMONS. V.n * * Don’t hide behind tho “ too busy” pretext.- It is too thin. If you havo an important business or social engagement you will find time for it. God asks you to meofc him for at Içaat an hour overy Sun­ day. Can’t you arrange your engagements ko that you can moot him ? TÎje visit will not be a disagreeable one. Surely you aro not ashamed to be seen in church? You no doubt havo been seen in worse places.*_______ ' -~ GO TO C flU R C ni fid -R . Brother Knocks Out Would-Be Bride' g ro o m Before Allowing piplomaoy , to Take a Hand.» ... . an Shrewd Elopement Trick. The newrtst elopement trick was re­ cently worked In Swltserland, where th e o re m s of the couple vyent on a trip to the top of a mountain. White they wer* there the couple got a bob-, sled, coasted down the mountainside and wero away on an,express before the parents could get down tha moun­ tain on the railway. Old Master’s Work. Mrs. Parvenu»—"That picture in the corner ia by an old master." Mrs. Swartielgh—"Indeed! T would norer hare guessed It." Mrs. Parvonue—"Yes, the man I bought It from gave me a Written guaranty that the paint­ er waa past seven ty-flve before ho did a stroke of 1L" , Los Angolan.'—Diplomacy and com­ promise smoothed out the entangled romance of Grace Virginia Whitley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Whit­ ley, and WII1U& Whittng Widenhara, son oTDr. John p. Wldenhgm of JackaqnvUU, 111. ‘ , * Plana for their elopement were frustrated by Roas E. Whitley, the eon 6t H. J. .Whltloy, In a specimentar. hfPreserving Psnell Writing. fray lu front of G. Vi. HIR’S . homo, Queerest Word in Language. If you bare a penciled UUer which. young Whitley administered hi* opin­ Feckol-hanilkçrcbief Is the quaeres! you wjmt to keep a long while, lay It In ion of tho proposed elopem^qf to the word ip tho language. At first it Was * ,hiaiow dish and cover; *It with prospective bridegroom, Widenhara. kerchief (cotme-chef), a covering fur skimmed' milk. When 'the papa; lu Mige Whitley stood near by, watchthe head*, then i t became handkerchief. thoroughly soaked through let the .tog the snorgetlo resistance which a covering for the head carried in the milk drain off, and dry tho paper rery her fiance Hras making to young Wqitband, and at last'pockkt-handkercb 1er, gradually. This makes the- -writing ley's .attSpk. When Wiih-nhain waa a covering, far the* bead held In tbs last so thgt it cannof-be easily rubbed knocked to tho ground by Whitley the jatftl and khpl In the po$keL ouL girl ^hOoced. 1\ •**'* * ' TvB ob Whitley and Wldenhatn after wardjjffiook hahd». apologlxsd’To each otbor’ axid agreed la IP lhto a confer­ ence for peace.,« It .was ^nally, that Miss Whitley and her mother should tour the Boat »luring the Sum­ mer, and that the .wedding should take place next Octpbar when, they roran>*£- ;; Y .• . , t ......■ • HEIR TO MILLIpNS WORKS ON Frofeseer Dseisreg He Will *U y With the S c h o o l- Until Old Age Retire* Him.* P ilta W lh .—rUrof, i : M Wollank .of tfte ,chair o f.J a n g M ill at the Pitts­ burgh Nonna!, who' m y t^e the rich M l school teacher, in the United BtpUf, will etay in the schpolroom and work Z rv rd a; h «*■ *T % buy it for .what it docs. T h at’s why the Ford in servanl o f' more than^ 530,000. ' It holds the w orld’s record for all ‘round dependability. A n d it's the lightest— the strongest — the most economical caro n íW V .ttóaua *•• .~i ‘ - y '. ' �---- face Straining for Effect an Error Into i '» . , Which Really Brilliant People Sometimes Stray, : --■ m- -- Helnl# Zimmerman of ths Chicago Cuba. • *f * I . f* V Sfe. Bora« of tbs famous homo runa It sailed or or a tree 50 feet from the fenco and splashed Into a„ creak. cited as follows: m il} Alrord's homer at the old liana Wagner’s four-ban« swat in Cleveland ball park. It knocked three Pittsburgh which- broke the windshield brinks off a chimney near the fence. o f aa automobile standing outside the Mike Tieraan'a smash over the fence at the old Cleveland park. It’a •Chief Wilson’s drive, which landed traveling yet t i t feet from the S t Louis Cardinal “ Buck” Freeman’# * drive off Chief park borne plate. Bender at old Columbia park, Phila­ Ooa Williams’ drive over the right delphia. The ball went over a block field wall of the SL Louis American of houses beyond the fence and land­ league park. It also was a 330-rooter. ed In the aecond-story window of a Big BUI Lange's homer over the house on a aide street between Twen­ «enter held fence In Cincinnati. It ty-ninth and Twenty-eighth. Home. Run Baker's world series drive that broke Christy Mathewson’a heart Bed Ames’ four-bagger at the Polo grounds. It was one of about four hits be made during the acmeon. Flelnle Zimmerman’s two homers, made over the left field fence In Cin­ cinnati. He was the only player that ever put the ball over that wall. Cy Seymour’s hit from Boston to New York, The bait fell Into a coal car attached to a fast freight and was.found by a brake man when the train reached Ndw York. Nap ¿«¿ole's drive, which stuck In the screen In the old left center sub­ way at League park In Cleveland. Buddy Ryan's smash over the right field wall at Somers’ park, with the bases full. Frank Baker’s crash over the right held wall In Washington off Walter Johnson, which made the management decide to enlarge the park. -iJ— Miller -Huggins’—hit la Cincinnati; which fell 30 feet behind the right fielder, who lost the ball In the sun and didn't locato It until Huggins had crossed the plate. Fred Clarke’s circuit swat in the Dotrolt-PIttsburgh world's aeries, the hit that shook the Tigers’ confidence. Alva Williams' heart-breaking ho­ mer, which sailed over Ruddy Ryan,’e head and won a game for Washing­ ton which the Napa seemed to have sewed up. , Harry Davis' clout over the deep center field fence at Rennett park, De­ troit. It clearod that long fence by at least 30 feet. *. t Walter Johnson's drive In Wash-, Nap Lajole of Cleveland. ington. The force of the, blow tbre «mashed through a plato'glass wtn* the cover off the ball. Fred Lqderus’ two -tidtoen .against -dow of a saloon and broke up a Pittsburgh, the first.-on«' tying the pinochle party.. Dad McLean’s peculiar wallop, made score and the second one. winning the « a the Pacific coast." The ball went p * « » s to'l. IDun Hyatt's htt- at Ytorbee Held last through the only knothole In a short year, which cleared th<f right, field right Held, fence. ’• - Jake Stahl'» homer at Hot Springs. fence hr 35 feet | Hunting . Ground far ft»« Author, a T h e hunting ground'for tho author • In scorch of-a title Is the D IM * HaU •Osina hnj drawn therefrom '"Tho Woman Thoti W e s t M*.; '•Tbtf'prtd-. Marin Corelli went to'.tht, ramp souix* to r . »"W orm w ood' and A fim Draddnu f*r “ One Thlng Nsedful” and “ThtwAr^thc.M sn.7 Aifarlon Crawford for ’“ WhuioSTer Sflail offond." Whyte Melville fo f "Black Hut I Comely.” Thomas Hardy for* "Tbs Laodicean." Kipling ; for ."Many' lnw «iio n a ." W. J; Lo 9ktf for "Where l « v n Is.” \yjlllatn [Hack for ,"A Daughter of Hhth.” William La Queux. tbs’ “ As Wo forgive Th om " :Waltsr' 'Sonant/for "Children o f Gldqoo” and *T >e't^»orth Generatlhn,” and so on. Some of, us are always amused at the different ways *ln which people try to hd devar or pretend, to bp gay and llvaty. Some show It by spending a vast amount of money oa dinners and being rude to waiters. Others chatter all the time, and imagine that if they show, their front teeth steadily for several hoqrs somebody will call them brilliant conversationalists. Boise like to make a greet noise and carry on a perpetual Are of banter, of which "You're another” la a vivid spec­ imen of the repartee. Others, on the other hand. Imagine that If they are daringly deoollette and make goo-goo “eyes” at qyerybody..; posterity will range them afifong the grant fascina­ tors of their generation. Not a few And a huge fond of hilar­ ity In placing a cushion over the door and a piece-of soap In the bed, while others hope that If they talk long enough and loud enough they may eventually utter a mot and claim the farqe of being’s wit forever and eter afterward. Aa a matter of fact, bowoTor, a brilliant light conversational­ ist la enra pf the rarest things in the whole world. 8uch a. one is born, though time and experience may elab­ orate the g ift Lota of people talk—talk an awful lot—hut very few are worth listening lo„ Above everything else In gaiety there must be no sense of "strain.” Better be silent than force your hu­ morous “ noto.” A witty conversation Has not so much In what la said aa the whimsical way a person says It. Tbat.lt why so many books of humor Invariably; get "all-edged” mentally In­ serted by the reader between brackets. That, too,’ ts why so many people who amuse you once drive you frantlo »adorn the second time. It la lfcnl> to be lightly amusing, and /tight, without.being merely 'I - K * y ‘ I* ’ J ■j, j_ » 'íT v T’T f. -r .________ ^ . \ - Y o u r correspondents in business judge you by the stationery you use. They have no other way o f judging in many cases. . * Y o u cannot afford anything but the best in printing, whether it be Letter Heads, Envelopes, Statements or Advertising Matter. W e are equipped to handle yoiir of any work nature whatsoever^ in the line printing. of O u r specialty u high-class print­ ing, and wc have the equipm en: and •the skilled labor to turn out as gooc ■- Not What You'd Call Unanimous. work as can be had anywhere. "The many men of many minds,” a trine mordadously remarked J. Fuller Gloom, the well known misanthrope of Sniffles, Mo., "who were aa numerous In tha revered copybooks of our bare­ footed school days aa tfla many birds of many kinds and the many Ashes In the sqa are still with us. Tliey are expressing the devious Workings of their multitudinous mentalities by writing pieces for the paper* and pro­ mulgating In hired halls, from handy •tumps and in street corners their many theories about things that at* wrong and their favorite remedies therefor, and seem to me to «over the question In each case about as aptly ss did the parrot whose proud owner boasted that the bird could tell lime. The erudite fowl sceercbed ‘Seven o'clock!' all day Ion* and ffer into the night, and hit It vtlth fair sccurac but twice In Ute 34 hours."—Kansas City Star. the summer months is pply o f printing for the coming winter. Y o u r work will be rushed „ through the shop and special pains w ill he taken to see that the very best work is put . on your order. T hen too, it can Ije thor­ oughly dried on our drying racks and, will be delivered in . a perfect condition— every * piece perfect British Navy Estimates. Despite the fact that the British nary estimates for the current year ■how a proposed expenditure o f 1357.500,000—an Increase of nearly ten mlltloa dollars over last year—the give us your fled. The London Dally Mall says: "The program of new construction, consisting o f pnly four battleships, four light» cruisers end 13, de­ stroyers. with’. « » undisclosed number of submarines. Is disappointingly meager. Judged by the admiralty‘a own standards. It Is quite Insufficient No provision, other .than a slight ac­ celeration of the battleship program, !« made to fill the gap left, by tbo delay in voting of the -, Canadian dread* naughts. . And yet. aa Mr. OtrarchlU said last year, these three ships 'are absolutely required from 1916 onwards for the whole-world defense of-the British empire.’ ” D o n ’t forget that we for W r i t i n g s Ink, Counter are headquarters C arbon Paper, Pads, Cardboard, (in Blank all colors) Loose-Leaf Ledgers ifor merchandise storeSj - and Typewriter Ribbons. ■ W e .are Greater Safety In Cos] Mines. The management of the Windsor colliery, which fa In close proximity to the Sengheoydd colliery, Rbymney Valley. Iq Wales, have devised and In­ stalled a system of .signaling by which It Is anticipated all electric signaling underground might bé abolished. In consequeno* of the home office In­ quirir the management are endeavor. clot (ng out a large stopk pf type; writer carbon of the very best makes, usually, -mi* rsold for 2 l-2c pir sheet. ; HtVs p sheet. lc per While they last (Black, Blue and Purple). speare’e characters (died 'lg14-!9)j Gabrie|. Spqqser, William Sly, Rich­ ard (Jowl#} and other actors In the original and* early product Iona of Shakespeare’« playa • -' V v Lesson Froqj History. F. Irving Fletcher, at, one of. the Sphinx club's dinners in New York, begsn a historical review of adver­ tising with the worts: "None understood the value of ad-^ vertlslng better' than Samson. 'Sam-' »on took two solid columns. »The r * tbit was that he brought down the P k n n * ipp '?-/ 1 it Is unlikely that the} w y , Retort Courteoua > e • - A N F**■ O len t , titan England's gréai ' . “jTan you support my daughter, air,' ,1703. A atrasa we*t wlnfi/h Is . might be prolpngnd to flU tim lu the way to Which she has been ac­ o f November, áod It twice over. customed!” 1 qun. air, but V d bate teoee wqtiron* the . =W * -■'Tj ■■.■ — » !■■■!■— n- “ to be that mean." Hsst Tablet to Ancient Wits, otVwlr if U 1» proposed to erect a tablet In fit- Leonard’s church, Shoreditch. Lood w . England, to the memory of the m e h rth a h acterf'who are recorded Xn the parish rcglaiers V> have beep dmxUi there. T h »-lts r Includes Utf ftfiWwtngi Will Somers. Henry VUI’S J e o tg <dled 1540); Richard Tarlton, -One*» Elisabeth's famous clown and possibly Shakespeare's Yorick ftfUd Va I , I B 8 ); Jam er Bntbnga, the bonder of ■ — =Tv ~'-\î . •f jabdyggly." dPP • • >- • . Í"- ' : ; i : •V/ ^ i i. j J‘Ví ‘,1 A l l W o rk D e liv e r e d i & s A j i i buildings tore down utrd thousands of , of.fhlmneré.weri WOWh £.--r * H*p p p . ......P , «I f » •_ ■- ' “VC: . d around I-eodqrt/, iB' thfc . ■■• : — sv v .x Vf- CCwy . ___ _ ■•--■“ .-if ¿v,r- , ----------------------- ----------- «— ... 5/V *V • ■.. :-------------- . �. IT; i U 0AI ADVERTISING v, , u 8K ñh cornar tQtñmt run W . . • * SE r u n 'W ***¿4 .tii. N 428 It, B. 4131 t " . ta p.’ o, b. aoì f H of N W « t ol N B H a.d H H .af "S'" c úMi-rtS ••"i’ *rú. **•* *y i t . IH 4 . W ^ W I n a Abat f i n n iti Jenertiti. »h o -0° Deeoml*Tl910, mad* Jlome“ w i No. IX<6. Serial N o. tfocllon S and : svrM <>• N W H ® « b( »JBM, » « - ' ^ ¿ “.v t i « BEH aod S W k > ss • 23 10 ° f N fc w ! N '# ù '« i V ì e 23 wminma. colored. I>*Efffption deconeed, lata at Samlnol* County, Flarlda. aa required by Bactloo 4033 of the General Statute« ot tbo Htato of Florida. Aa* 43 4* &cr yearn; aalabt about 3 feet ai 3 inchea; weight about 140 pound«; color 11 «ary dark]*eye* dark: a man ot all*ht build, oouad tn limb, tow roeodlna forahaad. high 31 cheek bonce, narrow recoding chin, rather 4mall noea. Tha amount ol mon*y, prop­ erty or valuable« found «rllh tbo dead body ot «aid decoaaed waa 12.80. GEOHOE Q. H E R R IN G , County Jud*o Arting Coroner. 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NW J J J¿ . * .’ . .* .od ..ÿ . . . ." .M. . . .*f. . .8. » 1» „O T lF i: o r MAMTKU-a SALE « W « and 8 « uf 20 «ta . that undtr and H ' « i Ï W ' j i ' , ' N W H of _ .1 a ia a l drcre« ot foftcloiui* É 31 D" W í> .fcr f t tf 5 £ S A t j - . ‘Æ ^ x  S3 it***,* »E î» _ « r ^ It., 1*14, I a í bWH NeB * J ^ a - r r w as*“ d s W ^ r atoVÍM t ^ w C -o «- ^ U o'". ^ “ R B Ì U a t . - 1 ™ .f f « ï Ç r ._ti Florida. pinrida. waa complainant, C. ,I>. r o m fl* i«> »»i «nod a^W and hit wtia K i t a t y i S. T J a a n «, U iu ,r and bla wifo Laura H. Wallar. J. L ««U and Orlando Florida barms J a v a corporation Oilantaod.and oxaadar 0>t law» of tho Btala of riorlda, tha undaralrnad waa apir in Chance ry In »aid (Inal decree, and that B ill rill4on tbo brat MonS t . 1:, y ä July, ,1*1 ti «la: tba 6th day of July, boor« of aal«, offer lor during tba H fa l hi to tba h igh »»! and haat bidder I and at public outcry In front >of tba bontà door of fomlnoto county, Mor­ fei) owing d«acribad property, to-wlt: liESCBiniO N Boc Top Rg , i as 34 33 SI 93 St 23 33 « S w fî -of H W M . - N ^ « {¡WH «I N W }», «b d BEH and WM a of P P Ü K ,] » / . • of BEH » I n w h , b e h A «I of WW« .. W !1 a T ÏE K Cl N W and w yIt of W M o Ï B Ê 'u I i r w of N of E U of BE,<t of N W 'I 8 S3 23 10 S3 Il Z2 (j ot iiKH of »K>< «Î «r‘ t! W *,,d N w j} ol S3 I S » Ä a jv S S i & £«»>?& 11 33 tX 3T S îi .ÀT ‘ ïf ïc NW an NW ? E te B SEt< of S W ti ao'd N H el il ,é 'W ï * 1y I » • aaa«*.. -1 AU f ¿ H N^ t i W * * 8 lk N W°U cl *8É k .‘ 8 t i *¿f t j « * ' * ‘ 1“ <3 8w My i W t i . of B W H The Mid Und being ataam d at tba data ol tha^liauanco^of auch .catti Ara I a la the name S- Gillette. C olon aald artlfleat* «ball bo _ _________ redeemed_____ according to law, tax deed wilt laaua thereon on tba 'n ! th 4ay of July A. D. 1914 VVUne«« my oflldal signature and acal 31 thin the 22nd day of Juna A. D. UM«. (aaal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clark Circuit Court, Saninola Co., Pia. Uy J. C. Hobart*, D. C. 31 H8-Tuea-4te .. E U and E U of W H ................ 33 33 An o f. . . . , ; . . . . , , i , . . 33 31 NKJi 2 Ü Î ® H ‘ w « ** N W X « •SO K H of E H . HW Vf of N K U t W M Ul a E H and E H ol 14 23 ot'àtek' 30 ot a w t i • ________ af Aratlcallou far Tax Dead Undrr. and W H ol f e u . . ........... : : 13 22 81 Noti*« Hacliaa 4T4 and 474 Goaaral Slami** All of aald land* lyln* and bain* ait • I Marida In tba eountiaa ot Ormn(o and Seminóla, Notice la hereby givan tbat J. II. Huddle•tate of Florida, or no murh th«r»ol aa may purchaser oí Tax Cartiflrata No. 1410. bo naaaooary to aatiify »aid float deer tha 3rd day iol Juna. Á1912. and coati. «aid __ _ cata in n i»; office, and WM. M A R T IN . applicati n for tax drod to Itauo Special M atteria Ohenreiy. an«* with law. Said certlflcata H. M. Hampton, T-o! lor Compii. a tba following doocribad I y 82-Tuba-6tc ■i In Somtnnt* county, Flor tow in . H ot N W H Bar. 25, W, 30 it. I t E. 40 ■ aero*. _____ In Cl reali Conri. 8fe teanth Jadlrfi Tba «aid land bain* aaaauad at tha datf lo and far Remi naia Caualy, ' el tbo («attente ot auch certiorate In Iba Chan f r f y (Dula* name ol J. P. Mueaalwhite. Unlaaa aald Aia I f , T yler,,Complalnant rari illrale «hall bo redeemed according to law, tax deed will laaua tharwon on tha U u r i E. t. 27th day of.July A. D. 1914. io T a ^ U u rt n*; Wit orno my official algnature and aaal r* hereby required to bo and appear thla tha 22nd day of Juna A. O. 1314. before tbo circuit court, of tbo~8o*#bt h Ju_ («•all E. A. DOUOLASS, , dirla! Circuit of Florida, lo and lor flamln Clerk Circuit Court Raminola Co., Fla, alo county, Florida, at tha court botino In BS-Tuaa-lt« By J. C. Robert», D. C. Sanford, Florida, oa Monday, tbo 3rd da] I of Au*u>t, A. D. 1314, and aaawtr a bill o Nolle* nf for Tax Deed Under complaint, fd.H In tba abora atyiod canno i S atrit a Applicetlen I 474 end STS Génarat Blnlnlan acalnat you by A »« M Tyler. af Merida Ik la beraby ordarod that a copy of tba lore*ole* ostico be publtibed In lb * Banurcb».»r of Tax ( ’«rtlflrata No. jö ford Herald, a w eekly. new«pepar, pubI the <th day of Juno A. D. 1199, ha* llebed at Bantard, In Bamlnola county. Flor­ aald certiflcaU In my office, and haa id«, onro oath week for aliht ronaocutfyo application for tax daod to laouo In weeka. Dona and ordarod thin tba Sth d»y of aeeerdiaeo with law. Bald aarUfleaU ambca aoe the following daacribed property. *uJune, A. U. 1314, o t Sanford, In Samisolo uatad In Saminole ruuniy, Florida, .AO-Wlt; >0 county, Florida. ... Irft 1 Church Block la Oviedo. (teal) E. A. DO O O LABI, Tba eaid land bring aaeeaaed at tbn data Clark at tba Circuit Court. of tba I4*uanca of autb certificate la tba A. K. Power». name of Unkno«rn. Unlaea eaid cartiflrata Solicitor for Complainant. ehall br rWdeamad according to Inw, tat 84-Tuaa-ltc ■ dead- will leeu# tb»r*«n on tbn ITtb day ot July A . D. 1 3 ! « Witntaa my official e lg n a t »» *•*! thla tha 22nd day of June A. D. 1914. n Cfrealt Court. Secanlb (aaal) E. A. DOUGLASS. Semino)« County, Marida. Clark'circuit Court, Ba’mlnoln Co., Fla. ora E. Tyner • 93-Tuaa-4ta p y i . C- Roberta. 1). C. «* Citation Tirutr ink Tyner, a non-rc*ld«nt ot tha Stata An Ordinante Raxulallnn and tor 1*1» : ' ig from the «trifled hill ot coms s s ïj E. Tynyr. haroln duly »lad, Be It Ordanied by the U r eilet ot tha complainant Council of tho City of 8«n ndant la a non-rool That It xhall bo unlawful for any par­ fltatn „ Fir rida, I and that bta prenant placa sonI. to angag* In or perform tho durian of e a ~la— l«' ttao aaa plalaant.--unknown: ■ f _runldauea---- ----------midwifery aa herein dattitad. without hav­ IO that Aha aald défendant,I« over tba age ing drat paeewd a saUxfsctory axnmlftntlen twenty-one yaata and that thera 1» uo In tho elementary principle* of mtdwlfary. 30 person tn «ha Blata of Florida, tha «Ofrica I t »hall be tba duty of the* rily, from upon whom would bind the raid defendant. tim* to tima, to provide,,fro« of charg«, nn — —— aro bgrnby *4 instruction in tba «implo p rin cip i« .. dfc Æ î ' J ï ’O 3 30 » » 31 32 . WSH aid N H of N W Jt. . . . f i l l NW U ¿f N K l f / W t í tit rJ «a% ï%ï 3& fv s su of : loK N t »* N Ï « . E H , « » N W H ME <1 ot 8W W axcapt S«HC f N E H . of B ^W W«( j äW 11 and SWJ1 Of S f f ) , 13 y a coitala «»us* d 23 Caarf ml tba Coaaty Judge, Hemloele Coaaly, Stale o f Florida la re Ettata of William C. Steward. Sr. T o all Creditor«. Legatee«, niatributaaa and all Pareona Karine Claim« or Demand* - agalaat aald EaUt*-s 11 You, and each of you are baraby notlflad and required to preaanl agy claim* and de­ mand* which you or altbar of you may bara agalaat tha « t a t « o f William C. Steward, Hr., dec* yard, lata of Semlnola county, Flor­ ida. to tha undaralgnad admlnittrator of I I raid n u t f , within two yaara from tha data baraof. .1 Dated June 30tb, A. D. 1314. W IL L IA M C. S T E W A R D , Jit.. ■ 83-Tuee-atp AdmlnLtrator. St Natica o f AapRratloa for Tax Used Under 31 Hrrliea P474 M and H v»T B l General Sialatra, of Merida Notice la hereby (Ivan that Jm . Seena, '31 Jr., purrhaaor of Tax Certiorate No. 327, datari the 3rd day of June, D. 1911. baa 31 (lied aald •certi#cate In my A.ulAce and hna rande application for tax dead to liana tn arrorflanr« with law. Bald rortlOcata em­ brace# tha following deacribed 31 eituated In Seminala count NW SI *i IRi î» I N E H of fib 'J i N W H and f i l i a/SW M Hoc Hon 22 T p 21 8, 31 »1 n J 1 W tf-S It,. •CNÄ r & r jif i T fE k n f« «f Ñ W k _____. r • » » ¿ f i ! M U L « !1B NW H. sW ü *f N W U .o l SEU ot MWM, E h Ot flE U ot N W k . E f» aJ^KU ol K K t i o f fi W H . By t i or BWH Of N E H ol KWH, N W f* of N W H . E li :* * t'* Ì* 2 !M IS M . N W i( - of BE U t rawjt" .r. ,r.-j ,-^ T .---- \ Witnaaa. E. A. Douglaaa,. Clark of Clrcult Court, fotofobia.X'nunty.'.hjif-Jih » « « « l thereof, thle lSlh day « I (aaal) -fc. A. DOUGLASH. CUrk ot Circuit Court, fie ml noie C o _ Fla. By J. C. Hobtrj*. Q cytsc N, Rigby, - ¿j--. Hoflritor for Complainant. I&-Tuaa 9tc * . of IlifMTIii3iw *H " '„ N E H of N W I ( , m ttfc ì S i 27 w s w 'S tü , 22 PM ri NEHl •f neh òr Oflcate Vlo. 990,' U t ' 10. Block 14, Tlor A." Baaford. Ma-, th» »«Iti lajid being a.ieasej at tha á «U of tb* laauancc of auch rvrtlflrat« In tho name of Bnknown. M 9» Block 19*. Ti«r • C e r tifie «« No. 944. 1 I^it 4. Bloi ■ ■ ■land E Ming a»* B. ffonlfod, Fla., tha »»Id »««•ad a t í f t * data o f tha laauanc* codificai» In th* nam* ot Up*« " —‘ focata Ne. 999, U t í, Hfoek u Sanford, tha aald tond ______ at tho data of tho laauant* ol auch if-- fes certificato In tbo oama ot N.loop N . 14»taonCartiflcat* No. IM 4. baglanlng N « cor­ ner of Boo. 14. Township.10, U n e- " » f . run south 10 cheto*. * « » t 4 cnafoa. » p r if chain», waat 1 chaina. 4 acre». Ih* »»Id lead bring a«seised at tha dale af tha laauança m J Aapllratlon far Tax Dead Under Nallco Harlfon 474 sad 474, Central Ktatulea af Marida lotie* Not Ir* I», la, h«r*by given’ that J. F. La Ieg, Ts'x 'CCartine, *rtifica t«« No. 990, i f Tan Tn* Cartlflenlaa baser *f 34 purchaser ».* ' ii» | »14. 994. 1034, J M «.. ,S< » ” 973, 943, 1901,' 931. datad th* 3rd day of fun«, A. U. l i l t , hn# Mod *nld cvrtlOrato« offic«. and haa baa mad* mad« nppli application ; In my office, cation fj 1m lax deed tc.tian* In a»carda«M_ wl^h..foW. Bald cwrtíArates »«abraca He fritowtng dm' property altuated in Befitfopla county^ # HJÎG. ri N V SW ! of _ í H of N f li - •* N W ) of mich (6rUflci!#[j8 tb* fumé tí Q* J5» F trn tr. -i t (-ertilicate No- 102«. « a s w iiÄ r a d 'K it r i f i n i i oí W S I S S ' B » l í 3 w H r i f l W t i , . . .......... fo fa n U H lìttfi XL n li 17 \ \ \ \ \ Il Hang« Ì 9 . IT ecrwC. T h » sucawad -------al tb» at tb* datadato of the •( tha IseuaJWW o f CU* certlflcat» In th« nama al C. ILcr*r«Bar. Cartlflcàt» No. «99» ,ba|l jn log chalna South of NW cornee « f N L 'i W f Ree._ 3®■ ToW'nahip l i UaDrif-J*?, * '* „ chalna ea.t 3.14 cristo», northwaateriy tp Wginniog il*»« W f79 forti. Tb* «ald land blfog aaiwacd st.tbw data al Ih * t o r a a » pi •ucb cartlflcai» In .tha aam* ol Antoalo. J k f l i M t No. 941. N | f c ^ u . fS i , r ■ m “■ “r-iqk.”« ^ ; ...... -r L -1 iv." m r tf v ï* * - .' < m and N S W - ft BEW^it 57 . •' Ï9 Ï1 M «1 i^ d 'h ll n î t m â d r i î h f S ;fAi 31 Ä tfo ^ ï^efi of such ccrliflcau la Ih « asm « mi L. SS ö s s ä z «ti »■ 4, Tier 5" t« r j V*» rrnusnr* ml nach ‘tu teli at« 1* ih f oravo a ofl EE- F. Matta. ■ 2» î î r t i Arai« (acato Tïd. tftOfi „1Lol 39. Afix.» lord'd Ad «Ulto« to Sanford, 9« th « Anta, at sal'I foafl ftrlificaU la th* n* ■À .... g r f-lih ig a g M i v ;-p fs » fi TKS llrSSIAM WtlXTDf ' Every day la roar folk and reading, at toma, on tim si,rt-trgr, In Ilio offiew. «hot» ami scita I >uu likely qutxtlon Ut« meaj»iMg of-pome mrm muti. A friend askot “ Avisai nvthaa nnotar liunltnC Y Om ItK-aliuu o f J.ocA Al,fri«*oc the ri ;Ut.n o f JmJuttM. Vklut la m*f<. . Tlii* New Cn-ntlon answers all kind* off q-ct-eDoits In Utignare.ItUtorf,Olcwmphp. Fl-ttun. Foreign Woitls, Trmka, Arto i ScfciKC*. trito rinai uatooriU j 4 M , COO W o r d ». ” COCO Itluatratlono. C ost 4 4 0 0 .0 0 0 , 3700 P a g a «. Tba only d let loriary with Ute new dit íderipnaw. -characlrrfrrd aa "A Mruka of OcnluX.’’ .. ,c H en ry M c L a u lin JEW ELER b u s in e s s C a r d s Í1 A S E M M E T W I L S O N , : I M & Phone 319 i G EO . « » « . J’ T/ u « r a n : aara îi" EË- " 'K Ì S ì J e w e le r Ä J f^ r r r s, . t j1'ito *.**31 T o wa»fiiP_ Rang» 8<f, Id £ tha »»Id land bring ap«»m »d at »4 » srtr*. a si Ih« lasuanr* of xuCh Critiflfal* Í9 - -.'-A; Nallca «7 Appllcall» n far Tag Daod Uadav Section 474 and •79. (•»aerei Rtetntaa af Florid» .1 N o lle» 1« hereby that Oyaratrokt of T a x Certi A* 3rd day ol June, A. D. 1912. haa filed aald rortUlcnt* In my office, and haa _mad«^ application ____________ lor lax ... deed to laaga In accordancw with law, fold cwrtlflcat* ambrarew tbo following d*«crlbed proparty situated In fomlnnla county, noridu, to-wit; Half lrriar«at In tbv NEM of NE.H of Baction S3. Tp. St H. R. 39 E. The »aid food being aaaassod nt tbo data of the laauanco ol turb ««triflento In the name of Walter learned. Unlesa said carilflcato »halt bo redoantad according to law, tax dead will laaua tharoon an the lis t day nf July, A. D. U t4 . wltnaea my official algnaturw and aaal thla tha 37lh day of Jun* A. D. 1914. foral) E. A. J70U0LASB. • Clerk Circuit Court, Bamlnola Co.. Fla, . By J. C. Itobarla. D. C. 99-T urn 11« M 'Si ■ ’ ,1*1 & y "Hereis the AnsweiVm W ebster^ ■ N e wf ¡INn t e r n a t io n a l T! ÄV- ‘V ^ t l f l c r i . Na. 9.4, s ^ . I, .^ -. Nolle* of Application fur T «x Deed Under .Section »74 and 474,- General . Riamica * f Florida IfnUto W harahy givan that Uveratraat — BBL Turpentlo» Co., purehaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 1044, dated th* Ird day ol Juaa. A: D. 1911, ha* Aled aald'torti 11cale in m jr offirw, and haa mede application for tax deed to Iseua In accordaacw wttb fot». Sald eortlfffht* ombrare* th» totlowlng dracriho.J prnparty sltuated In Remlaola rounty. Florida, to-wit; 3 t i- o f Sty of U t 4, Bcctlon 14, Tp, SI S. R, 80 Ea.t, 20 arrva. T h » eaid food belng a.acuetl at th» data th* laauanre 'o f «ucb certificata la tha a*m* of R. F. Strotber. U n i»., salti cortili* cau «hall Im refi Min ad «Mordine to law, tax dead «rii! lasu« thercon on thè 91H day et July, A- D. 1914. Wltneea my ofllclal algnatur» end Seat thla tha STtb day of Juaa, A. D- 1914. (• * «!) E. A. D O U G LAS«, Clark Circuii Court, forni noto Co~_Ma, By J. C. Robert». D. C. 99-Ta««-4tc . W. noti«« be pqbtlehcsl In the Hanford florald, a,n «w spap«r. publiahod In' county, Merida, one* g week for flvw. aacuti ve weak*. •* %Aitnr •«. t~ A . Douglaaa. Clark of rwurt end tha seal thereof, thla 2fth day od Jun*. A. D. ITI I. (seal) ’ E. A. DOUGLASS. Clark of tho Circuit CourtIl y J. C. Robarla, I». p . Georg« A. DaCol ottos. Solicitor and of Couaaol for Com J.ls.^nr w 90-Tuea 4le .— - 7 ÎÎ EÏ 3 4 " 30 . 13 30 being e rule day of tiri«-court. . And It la further ordered that thla no­ tice bo pubilahed In tha Sanford IlarAld, ! ; XÒt V: W } { o í S Y?K — and NW !| ol B E U . . . . No. l OgS. datad tba 3rd daÿ of ♦9l#f bra »lad aold-rartlfleato-f «Od baa _____application mad« applicationforlortax 1 d _ In accordane« with law.. Said cartiflcalo ombrareg tbo foflotrlng deecrlh*d prop arty eituated ,Jn Reminole county. Floride, to-wit; Bt¿ of Lota 3 and 4, Section l\, Tp. f l l 8, 11. 30 B, arree 40. T h « aald Jaad being aaaeuaed f t tb « data ol tho lasuanr# of auch rertlSrnto' to tha name of Waltar Loarnod. Unire» eaid fer­ ii Acate «hall be redeemed according to law, tag daod will laaua thereon on tho Slat day Of July, A. D. 1914. Wit ne*» my official ilgnaluro and .aaal thla tha 27th day of Juna, A. D. 1914. (••ri) E. A, DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court, Semfnri* Co., MoBy J. C. Roberta, D. C. 90-Tueu-4t« Nailer « f ABalIrallan far Tax Dead. Under Eocflen 474 aad 474, Uoflatal Slxiuia«, af MorfNotlc« 1« hcr«by g lv »« that o**c*tr**t Co,, ________ purchaser „of Tax T m m i i I m» ._____ _ _ _ CertlflJH H cat* No. 1092, 1093, datwtf tkv -----Rf 3rd day of Juao, JL. baa fifog aald dcrtlOtal* In my . D. .1914 1 4 hxs fflea, and haa mad» application tor tax tod to Isitt* In accordant« with law. Bald «rtlfirata ambracoa amhri eortifleate the following daacribad roparty situated In S«mfoi>r» county, lorida. to-wltt Half lnt«rr*t In N E H »• N E H of Section 23, Tp..31 S, R. 30 K, 40 arroo. • The «aid land befog «amasad at tka date ol tbo issuance of such carttflrato In tha name of Busan A. l)*nnl«on. Unlam »aid MY SPECIALTIES («rtlflfiai* PhaR ba rOaMtopd- according to * - #4.’'«*' .s . *w, tan d«ad will. Isaua th»r*on on Ike Horul-P(tinted Chliw 3l»t day of July, A. D, 1914. Sterling Silver IWltnrsa my official **al and algnatura this tha X7th day of. Juna, A. D.. 1914. Roger»' Plated Ware (»♦all E. A. boU G LABB, n or corporation " I s . That any peraon, flnr C l»fh Cfrcilt riaurr. Hami naia Co., Ma. Elgin and Waltham WatdMffi violating any ot tM ' provW en» .. of. thtt WÉM* I By J. C. Rotori», U. C. going oidi'iinrc ahall upon ronvlrtlon ba f, » , 1 90-Tu»»-4tc ” r-= -■ = ;; I fined not less than (4.00, n o r more than *|40.99 for each oSanaa and th* tlcana# of ALL GOODS G UARANTEED auah convined peraon. firm or corporation, Netto» « f A (rider Aspllt iiU i far Taa may be revoked In eaaa of conviction, at th* «o tifo a 174 aad 471 Gaatrnl Htalatas discretion ot tho mayor. • ' , * f Florida 14. Th»t ell ordinance* er part« of or­ N olle* la h-rsby ' glvsn that Ov*r«t(**t dinance« In conflict harowltb are hereby Turpentine C j „ purchaser el Tax C*rtl4cat* No. 10:i, dated the 3rd day of Jon*, ■ en tity that tho foregoing or- 1913, has hied aald cartiflcat» tn my office, dlnanre » * . duly paewed by tba « t y coun­ and huo mad« application tor lax daod to cil ol Ssr-lnfd. flptida. On th* l » t 4*y Of Isau» In arcoidinrc with Inw. Raid rertifl* cat* amhrafov th* following d*i*rlh*d prop- One Tnrh Card« Will B« PnbU*hod Owat.. w w.. M i.ir .vVc,.L.t i*. * ■’ u o .ll ‘ la fomtnal* county. Morid». der Thla Heading At The Rate O f $7.20 City Clerk Interest in W H ,ol N W U of Approved by b; m« thl. Ih# l i t i ^day of on 34, T p 81 B. » . >0 E. Per Year. June, A. Jr. 1914. D. L. ThrMhor. Mayor. MM-Tue* fond brill« Stressed *1 tho dato nfio of aurb rerllflrata 1« tha -■ U arn td. Ultima aald cor^ , rod*«mod according to law, An Or .iiasnre 1EY AND C0UÍ will laaua on tha Stol day -of July, ht* , w i of Hr.ith and v t îS j1914. ‘ pelnlmcnt of Ctl AT-LAW ____n * my official algnatura and seal Bo u Ordained by tha Mayor V:-’ n *?-. thla Ih* t tlh day o4 June, A. D. 1914. Cuunrti of Sanford. Merida* , iU Attorney Sewn Ih Judicial Circuii tri (m al) E. A. DOUGLASS, l. That th* nam* of tha prvaant commitDorkJ« Clark Circuit Court. Beratnot* tri., FI*. too of aanlutlon' bw changed to that of a a By J. t\ IWberts, D. G. H B lB i and nniblic health, Re.ldsncv*. Sanford and Svlvaa U h » *. 90-Tuea-tte h «aid enmmittes —i ■ ............. ■■ """■ m a t ally .. id tortogli a* « *Hy board of h »«H _ Hatto» of Apaltoatlao for Tnx Dsrd Iridvr 2. That tha ra id . commit»«« «hall »tthfoct «oelfon 4TA and 4M General «U lu la » I i the approval and modiScat Ion of the mt Marida ' I* city council, adopt all needful rule* and Notirr ii hereby given th*t Overstreet grading ue percent»*» ol ¡ ufo i Inks Tot ’ tha ‘pttrpoa« and auccaaalul. Turpeatia«- Ca., pweekseer « Î T a » Certi#per coni. No test o f the. liter­ »ration o l lb » health daparlment oí lb' c*t* No. 1094, daun th* Srd day of June. acy or «duration of applicant* »hall form D e n tis ts ,V . ' any part of tho axaminatlon. N o fait • ! rf'y in th* pr*vnei|an and Elimination 9 A. D. >913, haa filed raid certificat* In my S TUb any kind »ball be charged for tha examina- di-.*«.». Ihr prwvenllön and abatamant of office, and has mada application for tax M m i and*tdk th* prompt and proper " ’ nils i nera » B A U T tbe. pro tF • drird. to issue In *teertlan/e with law. tloBr or I I I (wrtlflraia, and no loeteuariau ------'-sp■a z i - trilli rtfr iflc llf umbrsr»» Ihr Wnilnwlny dSa­ of fllHri dutlw- - - , or odvtee shall bn glvaa to tha applicants periornuMsoo by any on* connected with tha holding of ment mar b* requlrnl to perform by »tat« ri I Wed propsri) » 111111X11 |i Bsiwluala rniin G a rn er W o o d r u f f B u lld t o g law* or tn# ordinance« of tha city. ty, Florida, tu-wit: Halb Interest in Yi t* tho »xotnlnntion, or tho issuing ot the cer­ 3. -That It shall be th* duty of the mayor of N W H ot N W t i ol Seeftfitt 34, Tp. XI H, , tifient*,'aa to the amount of compensation R. 10 Boat, mid wire« should, or »hai!, retriva for their tu rerummend lo th* city eooncil able and well aqnipuad physician, ln b« T h * sald Und b*lng » « » » « » « d alt th* date 1 service«, ■ Ae herein lUAned^lhe p re d ir* nf mid- named aa City haalth ofilrsr who«« duty et thè l u i i i n « pi »u.«K rrftffléai In Ih* T em a Moderate— SIMellj Liuto nam» ol Su«an, A, Drnnisun, Unirne sald vr undertaking, It shall ba to tarty out tha (oimsritona it i . i -■. rerllCraU xhall bfi r*dr«m »d «erording to by any paraon,.to aaalit for a compansstlon. the rothtallt«« and Ih* enforcamant law, tax deed wlll i«xu* thtrvon on th* 91it * * . o f any kind o f n woman In .. normal .. child- auch health ragulatlon* ax may J»e adopt ntr.it tee and approved by t day of July, A. D. 191«. birth, hut ft dora flat ___ foctud* that at any d Xu perform all auch olh Wltnom my officisi «Ignatur* aad »«al child birth, lb * uaa of any Instrument* for -j . •»ivw w w a s ly from time la tfm4 bo Imposed ut Jutu, A. D, 1» 14. Ibis th» 27tb day of tha assisting of Child birth by any srtlflrlal. cl»y health omevr. fochjdlng tha upon tala E. A. DO u OLABB, . (arai) forcible or mocbanlcxfl means, nor t b v par..V ‘ SM .■ \ v ind '• baciai bprlvtlologirri -vaamfo» <*' ■ Ctorh Citrali Court rt, Ifomlnol* I Co , J l « . formane» o f ahy voralon. nor tbo removal chemlcnl nnd-i stuff«; the tasi j . C. Ilabari*. Ila barte, W O . ' , llyr J. * dbaraat placenta, nor tbe ndrtatatoffogj lion of milk and »that <-*fr \ . — -V -I log of cow* for tuboccularia. tb* rbamlral I t l T l l i l l l M -fU analysR 4d v » U r uaed for WfPpxtia purUW^ » * . *• X, - J w A . D eCOTTES and to heap nil recordk, T»ooka nn(l •tira *r Apptlraifoa far Tax Dead Uadsr >< ;i i. . t Vi Î " and such as ar« tdqrired a«*y. n*a*ral fitalulaa aro COUN5EIXOR Af L A W N olle* la hereby gl»»u that üvsratrrsl data of Florida, nor ih it author The ‘.«Id City IMaith'ò'fficar'i* W a p p o ln t.d , *v ■_ R f». T..,,— n , , r . p,..,T...rr ¡¡i Xah G' si atprw.ald by the mayor apd 19, b t RCMUtot r « maiurity vou of the N U N a .’ 29*. daiod tha Srd day of Pracllce In ?mie and F« k fo l Courts 3.‘ "VU ---écrive, as TO m â v ï â L i 1). 1912, has filed said csMlfieat* In good .effire, and -ha* mada appllcaiian for of- any . person holdfof _ ..... .. the 1er hi. eervlees, .usb> fa* ar ' "to M 4L» (,nrncr- ftoodmff Bldg -w ' i ‘ — untime to time be drtermi died io laaua In accordane« with law*, clsarly *Ki»Wn to be et, ui ^ _____L ____ cartiflcat«' ambracoa tho .following (ti to eainca-in raid praclllce I council,' ind M id cl(y hc»h._ tttated in fontine!* court 4. Any person who shall praetjeo mid- r,irct)b*<f-by the city counrff wf rjtfa#y In tLa city of Hanford, without arid paratua ai-tn ay ha requisita for ' G. B U T T ínrmanre ol th o-dati»* ot hls.offir*. ( « r t l i r i t o . «m il ba, fined aot mart, lhaa 4. That «ir-ordinane*« and parto jot pr124-09, ar uiaptleaned not more than thirty d inannj^ln conflict htrewllh affi hereby day* for (ha Aral nffrn.c, and for tb « »ne­ D E N TIST being axeswmd at th* data fo*Tba. on d offe«x* Shall bri Bnad net laaa than « I «ush certificata, in- the » 410.09, ltbr mar» than,2100.00, or Iraprl.on- ^ ’r'haraby eurtiíp that ih e ^ lr o fr in t or- 1I i ‘ c 'b a u am.« dfoapoe waJ duly phased by tha rity coan-' cam* M ' *uiT A. II. Tysen. Unlem »aid carilflYowell Dulldln« ad HOC ascending ninety days ok both. 4, All ordinance* Ot part* >ef ordtoaar** <11 of Sanford, Florida, oa tho tal day of cat» «hall bo ride*mod »«sordin i l* law, y f¿ tax deed will luus thfltaoa an tb* 91*4 day in eonfllct herewith ar* beraby repealed. ,*. !.. I«4 . ,i. V, LOVELL, S AN FO R D . F L O m O A - i : - V 1 MlV ,^4 ol July. A. D. 1914, ' 1 hereby certify that tba foregoing ordl. ■ City Clark. Wllnees ray official xlgnsturo and mal anew waa duly pasaetl by the city council of Banford, Merida, oa th* first day of Juna, Approftol by m* on thla tho ' l i l k day «I thla tbe 17tti,day *4 Ja«*. V D. 1914. Juus, A. J V I914. ■ Ü. LThraaher. Mayor. G E O . G. H E R R IN G C*i - * v ‘ . •• tv(».a l) ,r E. A. DOUOI.A4H. , A- D. 1914. . to fT f Clerk Circuit Court, H«mlnole Co., Ms. U ■ ‘•foV, By J- G* Hobwru, t). C. fidfphlltatfo«. Btrial N *. C IM I Attorney nt Law ^ fo T u ra iu -' ' Approved t v mo on Usta - lif h d u r-n f < ifonftmanl ol tba lnurior, Juni. A. D, l i t i . D I*. Thrasher, Mayor V. fl, U n d Offic* « I Gainesville, Florid Netto* - t Afpllcotlon for «Tax Deed iladoc gU-U-Tue*. Coimty Jadgw vC ÿ ’ •‘--f --Ï jfç,.Jun* Jflt ti-'-1 * j*. <•. * V* ‘ un* IF iXT, * ** ,474 and 474 Gaserai Rututra E. _ M« An Otdlnancn Rcgulailug the Cara ind Hal* , N o tti* la kfrehy. gtoraa thxt Mary ,1 N^oUm u C* hereby given that Óveratrmt O filc e in C o u r t H ou se, S A K F O B E 7 . 1 3 J I . • f Milk aad Ftweldlag n Foaalty far Ih « toff p i (paura. Molida, who, .ian JulyNo, Turpentine Co., purckseap -of Tax Cerili) yfolaffoa.ot any of (Hu l’ r»*lal*u« Therenf 1»10.- toefle . ItornealMd. EdVry.. --- ?— ■'— L'-JL IL .™ Cata N o. .»1?, dated th« 3rd day of June. Da 14 Ordained for th* Mayor and City A- D. 1*12,' haa filed «aid certlflcats In my Council ol Sanford. Morlda: offira. and haa mad* «ppItoatfoA- 1er tax L Tflxt DP perron, firm or corptrrptton. deed t o , laaua In aceordanra with lawo r . drivai of any milk, wagon, ’or any aormmutallon F ro o l,. to certificai« smbrac«« :hs fauOWtnff dfifiri immtttatlaB vsal or agfiflk. of a vendor o f milk, (hall »all land «bove de«« flbod, ford xbo property , altuated in Sforninole »aunty, .or.offer Iqy sal*, «»pom foc vaW. dtapeao, «*n -Circuit Court, M ih . Jk■ Circuit C w B C TntE RfonBP rid», lo-kltt N W H ot BEH Bora beg. chant* or deliver, or with Ir.tcnt a« to* do, jard, Floridi, on th* ID h d*y of Augftt, 3.04 «h* N ‘ ol 8W our run Uly 1« cy rh« ptto»«*atan. raro. cuatady or con* it 1 ch W end • ehi N of* SK rar N m for human food, without Cl id want «am o* a* wl in *•*•»: Wly 19.1» cha 8 1 IH «h ») (U« U , limnaed ad la d*j ífovto. .ol Ornava, llorid o Tp 3» » . ti. 39 K « « o n «9. ■procura such itcenafi, tbs apof Gaarva, M oridi. -■ tb« data Tba said food1 kotog of G euva. Florid auch certlflcat« I « tb* V .v uaa. Uolom aald rartlfiore of cow» owned by him. lie*/ t* I‘ xw, lax 'drum of »11 perxon* from ir -r a e ¿ iU *4 Wiu luus thet »an on tM flg t dxy of f - « r obUInlhg milk. ly. A- D. 1914. . . .. -• Ion* of milk arid by Wltnma my official sigwxtur* and «4*1 lem for Tnx D «* d l i f i r r 1 • and 4M Gen- R ia m i»« of tkii th* 27th day at Jut.* A. I). 1914, J W alch and Jew elry " E, A. DO tíG l.:■Alili, foeal) 7Gl«rk Circoli Court, Bo minala C o.^lS«. ,SÏ7.*i - ¿ By J. L’. Rutw-rt*. D .t . V - C V 't:/•“ ; .forami,' ' tux ' “ I V M .ajiy change oi •»S ta u s w . rin g In Circuit Ceurt Baeaatb Jadtofal 1_______ xppllcailoo for 33k for auch Reaslael#- Canaty. Marida., fa CklAfary i » er-or dsn re with law. », th* a y • • -ti8. Itnpp, Complainant „• ' lim en th« follnwina ¿ R pliraat ot charge, va, * __ ;CU»ti xitustod - I T Sm inala' roani y. »neh n t ty may de­ Viola M. Gardner ana uw«lfts parpo»* of (lartds, to-wit: 8E.U ot BWM af •ir», from ■ hattot. W. JL U »r4 »«> . Ifau ' Je. and tetmur 22, T p ,-tl */ B. 2 « K, Acrvs «fi. ante. r ili» " .W » f-Sg ,r ---- V* V . . ut Th* seid land bring aeapsoed at tb« dxts t a...____ - ----- ibfij in* .aaffidavlLJnad m o «' lx appalhng-froto là chu lo f t fo ianwfirtra af *a«eh rattldca»« 1« the. I go A. fJaCdtt *?, wt by Otari — IV. -Learned, cd. Ilíale»» said cvt'fo- this luwsri far Cpmpfo Re redeemed Ttbe.rarw ■mad «ccotding Alt' imHf ani IMO* nn itti S) • theUfifl th « I« «u n í, (ûa - rtoycexliihñi»' Âf. A. D. 1914. rtrat, my oJJli 1« nt Uoorne. day of kin nf Cat ' E A. D O O riL i& t, •. danta are both ». and thaï theta ' *3 T oo,.?,, L Mat» Alá a« i r » , Ji------ -• to* - ■ JW o IW>i ol BEU of _ ÔT W E IT of N W SS - * +4 « * J » 0 N E U and B W « or 3 » • S3 vvu, I)* «I NEW « I N W «'. ____ t u - t -v ad roncfoct the l uftaaaa o f « « » * Jora ot mllYTn‘TanTorlT,TTTbr naiad in «pch application only, 4. system U ol| *.milk Inspection “ V Thai,-tha * I o/ntWM* Hi* ' 11 be b« in accordance amnloyad by thé city tball Dairy • Dleiilon with tha acore card of the D ofR H theH Bureau Animal B I ol ______ __ _leddo*try of tb* Unltod Hint«« ' Department of Agriculture. 3. It tball b« unlawful for any porron or person* to adulterate nillk oflared for aala, or arid within tha limit« of tbo city, -by mixing therewith .water or any other *ubetanew, or to «all any milk (tom which tha cream, or »ay part thereat, ha* been re­ moved, aicenIt be aald and labeled «blam ed 7. TrM u t - all milk bottle*, can* or other container* lor milk or cream ahhll bcfsre rack a v . we thoroughly wa*h*d with wat»r and *oap<or eoda. and than «raided with bolting water or live «team » and they must not undtr any circumstance* be nosed with coo] water before- m int. it. Thai no paraon dlrirlbutlng milk or . i z i »hell Irava bottle* or othoc milk container» with any. family In which there axlata a tontagioua dl*c«»a. But Lhu milk may b * deli it rad to *uch 1* 011/ by ppuelag into u .ir|i furnished by »aid la rally, no kettle or container prvvlouriy left with any Umlly in which a contauiou* dla.. occur. <h»ll bo rantavad therafrom, except with the consent of the city health officer In writing. 9. That no perton ar person» »hall dis­ tribute. salt or h e*« In hit or their pon e«' alow, with Intent to dlitrtbuto or «all milk which contain» lest than 12 par cent of mllb oriMt, or more than- 19 per cant * f watery fluid), or leoa than 3 per rant of milk fats, nr which conlataa moronflHHI 393,400 b*r'rrt» per ruble cantlmatar. 10. AU milk mun be »trained aa soon aa milked, and ehall be marketed aa aooo aa postlbla alter milked. Warm milk ehall D*T«r bo miied with that which haa bean cooled, and milk »hall net be allowed to frawao. Sour milk rauet aot be permitted to aland In dairyman’» can*. No »our milk kept lor aala or. distribution .«ball bo atorwd In any> p**VQn of ony building, uaed for stabling horeee, cows dr other ant mal», or for «toring iii.nu ,,. or u In any room üeed manure, domestic I or alaapin wkrio * r in part fog do . to _____ . lag purpotrt, unlaae tha etgfag* room for milk la aapxrated from tha othaa part» of tba building to the aatlafactlon of tho City beard of haalth. All milk kept tor sal* la any ltore, restaurant or market «ball bo -rad In » roerrwd cooler, box or refrig­ erator. Milk strainer» ehall bo kept flaan and «raided tb* »«rood time before using. Any person having a contagious die««*« or caring lor, or coming fa contact with any p)W»on having a rontagioua dieeaee, «hell not hand!* milk Which 1« to bo sold nr distributed In tba city nt Hanford. All milk bntuo or milk cwfllalncn rami b* thoroughly w nh«d and cleeneed before re­ turning io tb* dairyman by houaewlvaa or othar rtrtlce using milk delivered In bOtUaa Or containers. r.tR riivy_ or 11. Thet no ctagnont wriar. uncovertfd ceaapoet- wlÜU¿77#8C 5* r-hundred * t ___ ■maintain* row «tabla ehall be-maintained and Ihn cow etabl« »hall be provMad with _____kffad i adequato mean* w y n t i w i lw l r iid ,w«l| ventilated and there tball be noo cubic fact ol air »para for rnah cow. The floor» shall be water tight, proptily graded, well drained and bo of aam* non-nbaorbant master. Tb* feeding trough» ehall bo kept elaxn at alrNImtw. tha ceiling «want down ollan anough to heap fra* Iram dirt and rob^rob»; th* wnll* «halt he k*pt clean at all «Im as and manure ehall b* removed Irom the »tall» and gutter* at l* »»t twice dally and deporited at le«»t two hand feat from the stable, and th* ttahl* white w*«h»d. at Iwait, op t» yaarly. IX. Tha .town mutt ba ktpt- thoroughly ctaan end manure mutt not be permitted to roltaet upon tha tall*, ride*, uddar and bally ot any trtlrh cow and tha taata and udder ehall ha thoroughly cleansed, bottra milk- f: EXPERT lÆ R .V feiB K k 'J R "’ ^ ra s . A LB E R T Ç R A M L IN G . a “a j fe S s ' CoT>' » S t ó f J í » .1 iT ” .-U,- SJSts V ;v MODISTE r ' Silk Work A Specially 705 SA N P O R O A V E N U * and �iV ,, . ire in fintirjfuttSTTTtdti'TTritr B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N -Y O U AND 5 Al« I maid before, the aide walk» are being constructed to Sanford Heights end ere long there will be many beautiful homes built out there. It it certainly the most beautiful part of,Sanford. „ “ JU ST B E T W E E N M E ." EVEN THE ' GATE POST NOT IN IT ;i A CH1EL IS A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . " H E ’ L L P R E N T ' f e M " — SO S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . ; By Opening of'SluloewÎÿ, v the Tw o Baya Miñóle In the Canal. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING " • » “ TO tract oll.ir t e » vMkbs r a Buisarda Bay—By the opening of a sluiceway In Foley's dike, the chief «V u obsUclo that remains tn tho Cape Cod »„b u d canal, the waters of Capo Cod bay and I-oye,. De Land, Fta. lluiiards hay mingled for the firs t' ” time recently -and tho capo Itself be- j j f All Local A dvertisem ents Under 3 1 believe the weather has much came an island. * Wanted—Young mule f0r to do with thW human passions and August Belmont, president of the ^ I s Heading T H R E E C E N T S a work. About 1200 lb, N ® in looking over the papers this week i discover that there have been numerous killings here and there and evtrywhqrd and it would seem that it is more difficult to curb our psssjon and prejudioe in the hot weather than it is in the winter timf. " I f this is true the people should curb this spirit that would take offense at every trivial or fan­ cied insult and overlook w£at might he' taken aa a alight but is not so intended. Few of us care to turn the other cheek for a blow given hut at the same time many of us could use more diplomacy in the words spoken. Remember that it is sum­ mer time and tbs blood is hot. SSTft.’3 2 !G n e For Each Insertion. M iilm u m est caah price in ñ„ x Russell, Maitland Fla ï N «. 2. M M,. H . . M ' É ‘ from Cape Cod hay wad the other from Charge 25 Cents. Buiiards bay. aa tho sluiceway waa ...... ..... ---------------opened, and amid: rIn answering dn advertisement ■ L o .!. S t „ „ d or Sm .TT v T ' J May tho meeting of tbeec .waters whose no name or house number is d o tte d hound dog. Keaird f ^ : bring, happiness and prosperity to o u r; „mWtlc f fa o B c d in ( he ad please do net return or information teadtsw lß country and save some, of the misery ! ^ The f information aa of a care free people which charac­ terised the saloon day, we now have nothing but gloom. Wo -*eo men going quietly Into the butcher shop Vs. I! R- Beck. or grocery store or department store ! » « « » • * * > » « * f the advertiser. to get their weekly salary checks Loat-W .tf h fob. b r o w T ^ cashed and then go moodily home not expected to be j V »B*II|r we do J * kno» »*• S S - f l — Inter collegiate S* ready for traffic for ic r e n l rooatb*, I • d f c r llifj I* and If wo do wo ir# with shoes for the children and beef­ for there la still considerable dredg- no* allowed to give out Ibia la Herald H I 11°r*m2° steak for tuppar and the fixings for a office. yd' run‘ tag to be done. The dike will be re- j formation. Simply write a letter heavy Sunday dinner the next day, moved, probably on Jane 21, with the and address it aa per Inatrnctlona We can sell or rent your pron %nd you know Instinctive y there fifth anniversary of the beginning of n the I ad. Connelly, 108 MagnoUs avWla will b e ' no hilarity in that home " I f you know of a skeleton. hidden the work on the canal By July * that night and nothing to cheer -------------- — ______________ 6HU ; away small veasels will be able to go the Uvea of these people except such FOR SALE In a closet and guarded and kept Wanted—-To buy a lmil, ^ through the new waterway. sober activities as mother may Intro­ The opening of the sluiceway was . from the day*. * or refrigerator in good r o n d iti^ For Sale— Good all round hone. for the purpose of permitting herring In the dark, and whoee showing, duce into the- family circle. 88-îtp There is nothing in that faiqUy M. S. Nelson, ’ Eureka Hammock. whose sudden display, 5 There is absolutely nothing do­ to pass through the canal. They to look forward to except a com­ 79-tf abound in Monument river, over the Would cause grief and sorrow and fortable Sunday dinner and maybe ing here on the Fourth of July and coarse of which the canal runs for lifelong dismay, aa every one seems to be going away It’a a pretty good plan to forget I t church In the morning and Sunday somewhere I believe It will be the some distance. Bhadraeh Smith prom­ For Sale— Horae, buggy and har­ SANFORD LODGES ised Mr. Balmont to catch for hllh school, poaaibly a decorous ride neas, $100 caah. Apply to J. H. proper thing for the mon of the the first herring that passed through around town In the family automo­ Hunter, 303 East Fint St. " i f you know o f a thing that -will family to go to Woodland Park the alnlceway. Hanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,l.o.0 .f. bile In the afternoon. 87-4 tc darken the Joy where a nice quiet day can be spent Then Monday they begin the Meets every Monday at 7J0 p Of a man or a woman, a girl or a For Rent or Sale— Ten room house over Imperial Theatre: same round all oVer again and spend in the shade and the cooling waters FIGHT A BLOODLESS DUEL * ^ boy. > corner Osk avenue and Fourth street J. W. O. Singletary the next week doing nothing but of the springs. Let the young seek LB-Wklir . That will wipe out a smile, or at L Caltlaux and M. d’Alllleres Meet . Apply* W . W. Long. 8Q-2tc Secretary working and playing and riding and the pleasure« of the far shores and N.C. least way annoy on Fiald of Honor—One Shoots eating and lleeping and buyjng new the older ones will stay at home For SaJe— A fine horse and a'good A fellow ,‘ or cause any glfcfa»9* and rest. Into Sky, On« Into Ground. clothes and taking music jwpQÁ»¿tI)d two seated surrey. Apply to L. R. N ov,/ . Gate Cfly Tamp N e .«, W. 0. W going to parties and th*a'tjts'*tnB Paris.—A bloodless duel was fought Philips, phone 60. 90-3tc * It's a pretty good plan to forget ft overfeeding each‘ other at tf ndfw, Meets second and fourth Wedatsdav Tobacco Monopoly. at the Par« dee Princes, between Jo­ ' — Exchange. nights tn each month. and during the livelftng week UttheV • • * '• The president of Uruguay has sub­ seph Caillanx, former French minister For Sale— Nice fat hens and broilnever comes home and breakr™ mitted to the general assembly for of finances, and hts political rival, M, era for’ table, at 116 Frejich avenue. G. R. Calhoun J. F. Hoolthia \ Henry J, Allen of the Wichita the door with a war-whoop and Clerk _ Jfepftn al a contract signed by the d'All Here«. Following tha decision or Councd. Comtucde ‘t V - ; r f>0-2tp ~ Beacon * describes the ruination of to smashing up the furnitu e, rv inhijnlrf o f finance, for the purpose their seconds that they must'meet on --------- ---------------------- -— — ;---X KanBaa-by the prohibition of liquor carressing mother with his double “ftf establishing a tobacco monopoly. the field o f honor the men faced each Seminole Chapter 2, Order Easters Star For Said—>1010 Cadillac touting and. he describee it in his own in­ up fist and kicking,little Tommy This contract provides for the conces­ Meets every fint and third Tunfty c a r ’ for $400.00,• juat overhauled in sion to a private company, for a term of imical way as follows: just to see^what little Tomfpy would In each month.'^Everyone «ho hum good running shape. Sanford Ma­ The Distillers' assodatlon is send­ do, and doing other things to show 26 yean, of the eote right to Import, his Star in the East are cordially chine ft Garage. 82-tfc ing out a new argument against pro- tbs pride of strong manhood that purchase, manufacture and aelj tobac­ to visit tlils chapter. co tn all its forma. The present man­ . hibition. It says that prohibition used to be In him in the days be­ Alice E. Robbias, Sw'f • "ruined, the grape uindustry in Kan­ fore prohibition came and killed ufacturers and dealers may -become stockholders fa the new company for For Sale— Black saddle and driving sas,'' It claims that in the eighties everything in Kansas. * Fheenlx Lodge No 5, K. of F. tha value of their plants and stocks on mare. Inquire of Roberta at this industry was over $290,000 per And yet there are some who are hand plus a bonus, or they may dis­ — Meet« second and fourth Taesft^.' grocery. 42-tfc year, and it Is estimated at leas than asking, other states to ruin them­ pose ef their establishments, machin­ Niaiting knights always welcome $25,000 now. selves In this .absurd, dreary way. ery and stocks to the company at J. A.Tthwk 4 For Sale— Two good ■horses and H. McLaulinThe grape industry' wasn't the actual v*fao plus a bonus. The com­ K. It. andS. C.C, M spring wagon. Inquire of Coco Cola „ only industry ruined by prohibition. pany la to pay tho state flJKUOO an­ T Heard a fellow spouting in a Bottling Co. 80-tfc There was the mint industry. nually during the first five years, fl,Sanford Loiffe No 62, F. sad A. M. Prohibition killed the mint julep loud tone of voice on the corner the 757,800 from the sixth to the thir­ other day and stopped to listen and •Communication every fint and tkéi For Sale or Rent— Two nice realteenth year, and from the thirteenth hence there was no more demand dences at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen. Thursdays st 7:30. Visiting M k « for mint except in a few homes where found out that he was knocking the to the end of the twenty-fifth year $2,welcome. • 80-tf they made mint sauce for spring brick roads to a finish. Said they 068,000. After 26 years the monopoly ■hail revert to the state. were not being laid right and the O. L. Taylor F .L ’ MJÖ« lamb dressing. For Sale— New Underwood ty p * Secretary . W.J Then there was the blow to the material was not right nnd nothing Parenthood. writer, price $76. P. O. box 1363, eggs for eggnog, since the eggnog was right and that he knew what he ;i » ! Tho blame, then, for the boy who Sanford, FU 89-tf fllnited Brotherhood of Carpealers departed. When prohibition came was talking about all right. I asked goes wrong does not rest with the Joiners o f Am pin him where ho ’lived and how much •the hens had been doing their beet hoy himself, or yet with hie remote Roys) Typewriter« for sale— you Sanford Local Union Ne, 1751 in- their free way to keep the egg property he owned nnd discovered ancestor«. It rests squarely with the wiir find them aattafsetory. Con­ first » i d third Thursday night tt *| industry alive, and you could gel that he was comparatively a stran­ parents who, through ignorance or nelly, 109 Magnolia avenue. o’clock in the Eagles' Hall. eggs for S cents a doien. Since pro­ ger here and owned not a cent's neglect, have failed to mold him worth of property. Now what was . ' - 88-2te Rmt Packard Geo BlxdivriACfl hibition hit the egg industry you aright in the plastic days of.childhood. R. S. and T. « have to pay 2 cents a piece for eggs. the use of arguing the question with What Is needed, especially in this com­ For . Sale— An 8 room^houae with P ohibition took the life out of the him about any part or parcel of plex civilization of ours, with its myr­ « mall store house, locateti «o you iad incitements and temptations, la hens. They do not seem to have Seminole county. 1 did not.* R. P. O. E. Sanford lodge 1241 i-ean make a good living.' donnelly, n livelier appreciation of the responsi­ anything to cackle about since the Meet first and third Wednesday nifU ! 10y . Msgnolia avenue. 89-2tc I km glad to see a start made On bilities aa well aa the privileges of par­ saloon left us. Joaept) 'CalUaux. at corner of First St. and Palmetto Ate | enthood. Moat of all. perhaps.' from A man over in the eastern part the Y. M.- C. A. building and, to R. L. P«k tho point of view of coping with the ... . . , . „ For Sale— One horae tflick wagen O. L. Taylor ol the *tatf used to make roulette *ee it agitated in The Herald of last Secretary ' Exalted Bd*;] problem of vice and crime, do parents wheel». He «as a fine cabinet week, Since that time 1 have heard « r ® need to appreciate that it Is in the avenue,; • maker send the wheels he turned out several gentlemen speaking about it very first years of their children's gle of bis piatol to the aky; d'Ailllerea Monroe Chapter So. 15, K. A. M. hiMtp jV fog. .XOlilt:He and other games of and they too-aee they have been Uvea that the work of character build­ fired Into the ground. Thon General Orlando; rin. Meets every aecond and fourth Tbure j 7~T~ ~T , chance were mounted with ivory' lax in their duly toward the boys ing >houId be begun.*—From ‘The Boy Dalateln, formerly mllllary govarnor i “ o f Paris, who aciei ia mugiLT ul vuiw----- Do xau want a well loratfd lo lill dav in Masoidc, Hall over the Inif and mother of pearl. Prohibition of Sanford. We seem to be more Who Goes Wrong." by H. Addington j'SanfordT Some cash down and bal* Theatre. _______ *Vuijihg companicci *vli monies, declared honor satisfied.' concerned about-making money than Bruce, In the Century. . killed that industry also. O. L. Tsyte : aficp to suit you. .Çoitfidly, 10» J. F .« a m » t * Iu fact prohibition has killed about making souls' and some day it will High Priât] Magnolia'avenue. é ^ t c . '. V * . v S^ëtary Gambling Dus to Ennui. KNOWN BY WATCH CHARM every, industry in Kansas excepting be brought home to us. There la Wherever ennui la to be fought, the raising of wheat and corn and no city in the south where a Y. MV).; alfalfa and {ruit and live stock; po­ C. A. building would pay greater there la gambling, in the Journal of Four Boer War 'íurvIvors Meat Ac­ “ . To Get Rid of Red Ante Religious Psychology Mr. Albert N. cidentally at Olnnar In Blriningtatoes and peas and cabbages and returns than in Salford, made up aa Red ants can make a hotue a Gilbertson notes that winter gambling hast, England. For Rent— Rooms, large, cpol. “ garden sass;" chickens and ducks it is from a cosmopolitan population Is one of the favorite amusements of eninhabitable. One can get rid rfj screened and well furnished for arrti geese snd horses and mules. and filled with the railroad boya who the Eskimo, and he quotes tho foiloirYhem, howiter, t f one knows bow. f a j London.—A remarkable coincidence j « ___ . __ ,__ , - It busted up many of our p ost have sparetjine on their hands and log statement on the "passionate gam-! that would be- hard to best is report-. ^ ’,0 ‘’ »venue, first thing to’ do la tO find the pj*^1 prominent gamhers, paralysed the no place to pass away the time, 4 w blera"^among the Ataakan native« of ad by the Maacheaier Guardian.,,' ■ 84-tf.. they como1Worn— L * e , -wbera^' beer gardens and _ absolutely , killed tell you we are eertalhly losing the Lhe Ungava district, described by n o t la. 'i f lt be in an aow»*lble ip«*.;] Just before tha opening of U|é batFor Kent— Completely furnished a little keroaana will quickly stop < the Bartender*’ union,. beat opportunity of our lives in not Ifolmberg: tie of Diamond 111R, in the Boer war, house with piano for thp summer. trouble. On'tbe other hand, if "GambUng ‘Is carried on to Inch a four soldiers, complete strangers, met Prohibition baa left yery little of taking up this rnatttr at once and Few steps to postoffice,' depot end neat be fa the wall or under the ft •4 Khnsaa except the growing orope in the men hare who have plenty of degree among both sexea that even around aa overturned keg for a baity steamer codk. A. W. -.Brown, En­ find the nearest accessible polsb ! their own-lives are staked upon the meal. After the iqeal one produced the fields, the stock in her stock money should take it * look at the terprise, Florida. , • - '• - 78-tf UU the in s «ts o ff as they sppoar. pens, the dreary round of work, ides of a Y. M. C.'AJhftildmg now!. . issue of a- garni The wtno*'r often a bad florin,' which was nfcatiy cut Into - ■—■■ ■■ i i, ... . i ..I „ obtains the w ife'o f bis opponent, and quarters, and a compact was made work, work in her factories and It will come home to them later on For bolds ht t ' «A lii some tempting offer la that each ___________ man should_____ wear____ the__ mestores and other industries. It has and in a way that they least expert. made for ber return. The ofilj article t Eor Cleaning Tlnwara. mentó on his watch should he P*d fop desk,, office chairs left us little to do in houra of leisure It la the duty of eveiy one of ua, be they possess Is frequently wagered, survive. The four, who belonged to ! » » d tables. Also ’ a roll top desk, First Wha\i the tin in hot f l l except just to fall in love, to get he parent or not. : and when they lose they are greeted different regiments, then went Into j typewriter desk snd other equip­ end wipe Ihdrtuythly dry. Then •< married, send our children to school, with derision.“ adlos and from that moment neither i meat for sale or rent. Hwald office. with dry Hour, applied with » » Being over in the store of W. W. go abroad occasionally, join the heard anything o f the other until re­ 8 2 -tf churyh when we feel like it, rt^p into Abernathy lately he showed me the cently. when a farewell dinner wab , ^gsch other -with expensive 'automo­ neiy Jfooaier Kitchen Cabinets and •being given to a popolar man fa Bir­ ___ ____ who ___ ____ _ ______ Room for Rent, dose la. Apply mingham. was going abroad.___ The biles and store our money away in if I* was a housewife I would cer-= I w four .then with amasetnoat recognised P*fk avenue. -88-tie ji;.-dusty^bank vaults, instead <4 giving tainly take hubby hj,- the hand and Ivy' each other by the pieces o f mats! at- ---------------— ■■■- of the n**K 'Mtsp aad< . It' f 6 cheerful gentlemen 'with white gently lead him. to it, for if there «Un«« of. intcct*. miff , taehed to their watch guard*. } For Rent— 2 Rooms, 2ntl/ flighty aprons who used to stand in front waa -ever or.V -thing constructed for ■ a *« and . lam * -■ — •bovtld t>* trvated w ith i of cut glass ban and stay frequently, the benefit ,dX the lady of it e kit­ tn r tlÏT Hght housekeeping far “ this one is onilhe house.",. V ’ chen this UnoaiW thing i*. tlj^beat. Ballanfs w f i f a r , p p itovy, fallet, ‘ Where once >he thriving business It,is well constructed rigLt jfdfri the rm: ■’ of the saioort sent tfje clamorous grdund up. nnd the mait'/vko made xte. AddreM P» O. ' Gats Fla. odor of its prosperity out upon the' it must have been a peiject Jady Linden. N. J.—Webb Wallace, town ■ sidewalks and dear across tha ¿treat, for it ta buGt to. iave steps in the treasurer, recaiv * 4 | S e m e ,,f 1 wa find nothing but- shoe stores, kitdhsn and there . seems to be a polit-ne, „ v l money by mail Trino Ithaca, N. T , It neutralise oolson^ GoodtCri« y Farm« for . at* ■ clothing stores, dry goodt atom , place for everything.,’ Such i piece I wharf ha formerly conducted a «tore. I tñrted muscles a n d .tr L Ï h a W h i S going The sender said bai atole $10 from meat markets, grocery stores and of furniture in tbe kltehcn will aara Ihealthr coudlUoaa. A r i í i J B T w o Esperi illy . ’ store 20 years ago. T h « »ddlüpnal $6 other sordid. activities of an un tha housekeeper many aistpa besi^i»' b T S ^ S r t S w i í l farm « for. 8^1* wan.for Interest. happy people. / keeping all tho utensils and-tha makthe w h ole list o f e -JK, Cgbnfeüy'a Real EaUtejOffiee by e Where enrt'you (¡aw foqfr lines of fags neat and rie an. , AH tb f house-* Is mora «ff Yy^ . H9-2U Policeman Must Hot Road men on Saturday night. going joy-, keeper needs ia to lit down' ib frort ths strong..-harsh Yonkers, f #..11** t .V a —* -* *- telL _ A lu u iw i, N. n/ Ÿ.i.— ronce Captain - ■— .. . .. sis. When robbed to .fully into room* where the doors of the kitchen' cabinet ..aqd every­ Cooley haa forbidden Omitan- ^ Cottage for Rent— U S Park gw*j rbeomeUc pa far, -aromi?:! * i , 1 _ _ .r - ... veta» Vh- A tvv.l<.k - A FP__Jt___ 1 * -Ik .. always swung in, never out, where thing opens out Before bar oil ready «cistica. Ite V A. TrafTord*' anta to read newspapers during lin a and rsllevtn e' iofiutneo there waa sawdust on-the floor and for use. It' ^ogn-teverything i n'the * ¿ ¡¿ i - : ’.' 9<Ftb. spare Urne «n d*ïh «Jnty^ He does I w r y * r * » iry fag. y v i a a merry crowd standing around1the household except” pay tha bills, and -re ___ m 4d liniment object to their reading tifa Bible ' e- •' mahogany bar; wheye they , wvni I'r e a lly believe tt wifi Jw iC ¿Vast | [ ts useful fa a tfam ad v good magatine«. I K j S r l woUd hl lic e tio n la a lt .*• treating all around and a man qpuld help In this direction. 'The Y fi “T*—re-. " get his «alary check cashed and we get things better in the kit Aged Man Booth Norwalk. «pend it right there on his hpoii. the sooner art y* ■ H . lU x b e e ia cofrpvdont, and then go enthusias- the right principle, fo r the fix M'■ too Ucafij^iome and break np tha fur- juturo in the * * When to Parget If you aee a tall fellow ahead of a . crowd, A leader of men marching fearleealy <proud And you kpow a tale whote rtera telling aloud Would mean that bia head In angulah must be bowed It's a pretty good ptan to forget It. TO BENT SNOW N a black eye; ■- ■ 7 '-¿•TStì'. : f r-y- - '* • �fjrncuL orEäR o f ivi M  P £4 TOLE COI ÌÀnDÈN SPOT OF THE WORLD PUBLISHED ÎSÉHI-WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — L ift h V» x VOLUME V ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS U3£ _ a- } • W a th L ivin g * ......... ‘ *e "A ïs ’ ¡ y - i . - Ä - ,SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY4 JULY 8. 1914 W ■Ki •: ,< __ NO. 91 ______ ;_______ SANFORD LANDS BRING THE PRICE MEXICO AND THE Ü. S. MAKE .'A THE DEMOCRATS ARE ENTIRELY ... SALES ARE BEING MADE DAILY TREATY; VIRTUALLY SETTLED SATISFIED WITH THE NET INCOME ' • READY FOR 1JIG RACE k good s e a s o n in s p ir e s » * CONFIDENCE IN THE Five. Contestants for Honors CELERY DELTA t, Ilajrtons Beach i /. • -------------- TU E MEXICFN AM BASSADOR! HAS GIVEN OUT TH E ( HERS MUST WAIT THE TA X W ILL M ORE TH A N M AKE U P ANY PROBABLE > S M U «G L E M A N GREAT PLAY -CT. ^-al «fej-lrj. it^-3.:- S *;r , J*cr-g?; ¿=- Amateur Performance by Young­ Orlando Public School Muddle Not DEFICIENCY sters was Greatly Enjoyed Yet 8tral|htencd The entry list for the cars that The performance of the Smuggle[ Attorneys Giles 4 Davis; who will compete in the auto races at man by the children of the Jutflor *- '[represented the school teachers In Daytona Beach on July 4th haa Civic League et the Imperial last their recent mandamus suit to com­ dosed and six cars have .entered. Tuesday night waa enjoyed by the pel Dr. J. F. McKinnon, county Each car will contest In the three many 'who came out to-oee tho chil­ superintendent, to sign their salary feature races, of one mile, five miles dren take,part. The children had warrants tor the last two fhonths and twenty miles. ■¡' been hard at work for the paat fate* of the. school term, have appealed TU E SEASON OF 1914-IBIS PROM­ The entry Hat Jar the stock tour­ PEACE PACT HAS NOT YET BEEN from Judge Perkins' decision to the OTHER NEWS OF THE WORLD AT week under the direction of Mies ing car races will not close until the ISES TO BE MOST PROSPERsupreme court, ' Aapinwtll, to whose wonderful de­ LARGE COMPILED FOR BUST MAliK, BUT THERE IS day of the races, giving all drivers velopment of the 'latent possibil­ In his derision Judge Perkins did - DUS ONE IN SANFORD HERALD READERS o/: ONE READY.# ■ . . an opportunity to Inter. ities In the children is due tb* sue- . not go Into the merits of the con­ '■ '[■he proapects for a food crop of Niagara Fails, Ont., July JB.— Am­ tention further thsn to judicially cAVaihlngton, July 3.— There -is eeee of the playlet. It was.A mix­ Orlando furnlahea three of the six «jeUble* and new dtixen* were entries for the big races, and. San­ bassador DaGama, of Braiil, today assert the standing of the county much joy today among Democrats ture of songs, chorus and solo work Mver brighter than just now almost ford, Euatls and Bradentown each formally announced the virtual 'set- superintendent os secretary of the because the Wilson administration and various other stunts that dis­ on the eve of another planting of furnished one. Five makes of cars tlament of the conflict'between tho school board. Ho held that the dosed the decal year with an Income played tha taJoqts of the children the seed beds from which the big will b'e contestants and every car United States and Mexico. The am­ county superintendent serving in exceeding the ordinary expenses by from mere infants to tho«o fifteen ercpa wilt be raised In the celery entered Is capable of making atTtast bassador explained that while me­ such capacity had the fight to ex­ nearly 934,000,000. yean of age, and from the smallest The treasury department an­ to the largest they carried out tkeir ddu. ¡¡evenly five miles so .pour and some diation would take an immediate orcise discretion in the performance On account of tho good season good records are expected Saturday. recces awaiting the outcome of ef­ of hi* duties. In this view tho su-, nounced total receipts for the year individual parts in great style. jut year there are many returning The complcteUist of entries ia aa forts by representatives of the t * o perintsndent Rad a right to refuse, of more than 9784,000,000. The scene. opened with tho This Is a million and a half; more Mothers* Garden and ' the ¡to the farms that a few yean ago follows: Mexican factions to solve the inter­ to sign Ihe warrants if he thought girls looked anything but inviting. Many . O. P.VHcrndon, Sanford, Over­ nal problems -of Mexico the task of proper to do'so. . *«j <han Secretary McAddoo estimated. dressed as Mothers in ancient coeMv people ore writing about the land car.^ mediation wAy not yet concluded, Mr. li«Roy«4if|<n who mada t ju l Hipi« »*«3 * , chorus. Then c a m »'“ : t. i . priced of Sanford land and many, of W. M. Warren, Bradentown, Na­ though in essential part of its work argument in the case, and-who wan th* .children, Toots the bad boy, Frecsport, N. Y., July 8.— The the old growers are adding to their tional car. had been accomplished. formerly chairman of the local board murder of Mre. Louise Bailey Ls still Reginald Holly and Billy the good pMoesslon* and expect to farm more Tfiir-ambassador spoke at a lunch­ of school trustees was not. aatiafied Henry Self, Eustis, . Premier. . unsolved and no arrests have been boy, Alfred Robinson, Toot'* mother, ibte next season. Cook Auto Co., Orlando, Btrick. eon given by the three mediators with this construction of the taw made. The police think that elthet Lilian Herring and Billy's mother, All of which means that real es- ,i Gray -Rush, Orlando, FordV to newspaper correspondents. The and wished to obtain the opinion of Clarece Hand. The chorus of moth- ’ a lunatic or a woman fired the shot late haa started to movo and that **S. B. Hutton, Orlando, Nation*!. entire Mexican and Huerta delega­ the supremo court on it.‘ He holdi era and grandmothers and the song, through the window. Dr. Carman's 'the scenes o f activity will again b« "Whose Little Boy” followed. A number of tho cart entered have tions to the mediation conference to the view that the duties of the wife told tho police that she had a noticeable in the Sanford section. already been taken to the beach and ^rore present and the remarks of Mr. superintendent as secretary of the Tho Mother Gooso characters then concealed telephone in her husband's The many improvements being made tried out, and tho drivers are each DaGama, after careful revision, were board are ‘ wholly ministerial, which made their entry qnd this brought r office where the «hooting occurred in the city with the chances pood confident that, records will be broken made public later, constituting a U to siy, that tho secretary must forth generous applause, tho little and was comforted by what she for the starting of the new tourist for amateur race meets. formal statement- of the mediation carry out the dictates of thè board tots being so- sweet. Little Camilla heard, hotel aro also calling attention to Puleston as Jill, Wllllo Oaring os The handsome silver cups for work thus far. irrespective of his own opinions, } ‘ ' ■ l t i " I t Is a source of satisfaction for oar city, and between city and coun- which the rkceri will contest will Jack had her hand. Theodora Mil­ The supreme court usually takes Washington, July 3.— J. P. Mor­ ler aa Bo.Peep, Thomas Wight ss trjrThi>rV' will not be many dull mo- probsbly be on display today at T. me," said the ambassador^J‘to be recess about this time of year until gan was expected to call on Presi­ Humpty Durapty, Iva Wauthen a* able to aay'that one of the essetv&ta *ents during the winter season. H .-Evans' jewelry store on Oraage October, and if the court is about \a At least six improved farms hive 'avenue. They were expected ■yes­ points of our program, that dealirfg recess for the spir,asr, it U probable dent Wilson today tq, discuss busi­ Mother Gooes. Sara Wight Old with the international aide of the that derialoq will be «delayed for ness conditions. It is th* first In­ Ledy In Shoe, ‘ Paul Strong and boon sold her® this week but on acr terday but failed to arrive. formal conference tho President plan* Waverly Abernathy as Ding Dong count of a delay In tho abstracts Two o r the judges for the races conflict Is virtually settled. ’ This several months. to hold with a number of industrial Bell Boy», Olive Newmpn aa Mis­ ud deeds that had ro be sent out have been selected from Orlando. dies not Imply that we go home with In the meantime the teachers nre and financial leaders. tress Mary. The character song the state the deals are not to be They are Hon. Seth Woodruff and our. task, concluded, but we feel that wailing for- their money with no ■. . , .; were splendid and consisted of "Th®: y asde public at this/ time, but the City. Commissioner 8, A. Johnson. so far we have averted war. immediate prospect of getting It.— We have established also through Reporter-8tar. Big' College" by Newton Lovell, ~ rrty has been spld. The ‘ third judge .will be selected Old "B ob " Is Dead "Down on the Ohio" by Mis* Elinor There are also several deals to be from some other, point, probably agreement, between fhe parties most . . » e was only a horse but h* w i* directly interested-and in complete ’HmlhiT" and Reginald Holly and“ ’ lie in a few days in city property Daytona.— Orlando Sentinel. Tax Sale Next Monday a good one, and having lived to a L it i 'T v e Got tho Mump«” by Mines harmony wit^db^ sentiments of the many people cqma to Florida at I urst sale of lands jn Sem- ripe old age had been pensioned by Weima Graves and Moilie Altergovernment of the United State« tha season of the year to procure Hudson a Candidate Ipole* county for delinquent taxes hU klndlu-artcd master and during * * —-***— -- •f * ' A w* f . --* ^^* tkrir winter homes beftotc the rttotf' Tallahassee,' July 3.— All doubt as rtmt f t is a principle o f AmVrNan « »3>,## J ti will take place at the coutt house hU declining years had ‘nothing to Thé Smuggleman cleverly taken .J later In the season. *to his probable candidacy for gov­ policy to have our national prob­ next Monday afternoon, at whlchj do hut eat grass and reclioe in the by Clarence Mahoney then proceed­ Many of .the farmers are busy ernor in 1916 was removed today lems always given a fair examina­ time Tax-Collector JinklriH »111 sell shnda of the orange trees on tho ed tu steal *'t>he little boys, all ôf jng muck and making other Im­ when the resignation of Senator tion ond settled without foreign in­ nil lands on which the state' and Milikr grOve southwest of the city. which required much tinging end provemenu .and ere long the sum- F. M. Hudson as counsel for the terference. We understand that if county taxes have not been paid, Bpb was the old gray horse .thai many sjxçakLng parts, tho! different rich visitors will return from the railrDsd commission was made'pub; a result haa been atyeined we shall and aUhodgh taxes have been paid had worked for tin- fl/m of T. J. characters .bring faithfully portrsyhave .created a more favorahle at­ [ mountains and 'seaside ‘ resorts and He, he neclhring his purpose to be up n-markably -well therb is consid­ Miller & Son for the past twentythe boj*X and girls. Clarence mosphere in international polities a candidate as fil^ m:in reason for the rear, work of making money erable property on which the taxes fOur >car», JJ# ,h«uL worked for Mahofu4/ Ih Uie song. "111» steal • ' — .. in America." from Sanford soil-begin In earnest. resigning. other people thirteen years before still remain unpaid. Out at-Nlfht^-with the gnqme* and Mr. DaGamn called attention to EKt ' ■ •y When interviewed qs to his action The law rcnulrcMhe T a t Collec­ that and lost year the Millors do- also ih’e song,'"The Twilight noat" Senator Husdon had ih e following the fact that President Wilson per Lake Gaining Ground S that Boh v,ui due for tii<> j>entor to advertisiitdcflnquent taxes for waa' in good voice. Thé soprano sonally- had informed the mediators '* Hon.^Forrest Lake, i^ember of to sny: five week*,' Which ha* been done ln| slon department and- he yros given ■olo|, “ Tha Man in the Moon wry before they left'rapblngton that the "M y resignation haa been con­ the Florida, legislature frota Sem­ the Sanford Herald, in each Tues­ the freedom of their farm and or­ inole county, and candidate for templated for some «time. The com­ oKly why to solve Mexico's problem day's .issue for the poxthfivc weeks ange grove with nothing to do but Wise" by Mias Virginia Brady and »peaker- of the house during -the missioners had notice some months was^to aid .'*thn contending parties if at tho end o f that time thu taxes wait for, his entrance .into the horse "The Moonshine Men" by Mrs. V*nco. Douglass were well rendered iaxt term, la making good headway ago of my inleirtion to /csign, to in Mexico to' teach an agreement and costa of advertising have riot heaven. and well received. in Ms canvass tb secure this impor­ tako effect July 1, but circumstances among themselves, thus obtaining a been paid tile sale is made at fhc He was just 37 years of' age and After' the Smuggleman had been tant position.. H? has-been In v*ri>- arose which made it advisable to Mcxiesn solution of the Afexiran next legal sate day, which <fs the easy living s6emed to be too'much caught with the goods by the Fairy VV ow pections^ef Ih e . state recently postpone such action for the time quesUpn” t • . -• first Monday in tho succeeding for him and ho departed this* life Queen' and restored the kidnapped -• Ifi'yhU',; tnarfner. .the ambassador ind gotten in jVrwi^antl touch with being:' My resj^riatjon.. will ■ take month, b e g in n in g s 12:00 o'clock last Monday afternoon. He was the members and upon his .return icftoct at tho pleasure* of tho commls-i revealed thnt the course mediation noon.. The property Is offered for given- darsst burial just outside sf boy* to their mother* xbe entire Home today he found a great mass dorter*,--but not later than April l, bus taken was,in Pro*idnct( Wilson's sale for the faxes and costa of ad­ •the oiometery -to-whlch spot ho had company rendered thé “ Galloping Song," "M y Country'* Flag" and cl mail awaiting him relating to the 1916. I have fixed 'hat final limit mind from the beginning. vertising and sale. If no one bids hauled* many a deceaied resident Dixie" a* a Grand Finale to a very The speech served also aa a defini­ rime topic, so it is believed that for^jlpveral reasons, |ri the first during his youngeg days. Tie a pity pretty playlet and one that rcflecta tion for the world generally .of the "Cm it Ui.Is bid in by the Tax ColMr. Lake wilt' \mve HttRj or no place during April »nd May of i that mere people were not m kind jleetor Jor the Stete ol Florida. If trouble in landing the place as he >ycar my time must bn gTyanTTo iffy hitherto unsettled ‘stuAu# of media- two pgrsons are bidding against to the animals ■that have.',served great credit upon the boys and gir\a who took part and thélr ' !rstructorV' vm a universal favorite.'with' jpem- duties, as a member- of the sonata. Mon. Ambassador DaGama' and each other, the bid tho'tame amount them faithfully and ithen their days : ben In the last house from, ail pa4£jt In ih e next pl’ncti-my , private af-. Minister Naon had planned to leave of troney, as shqwn by the tax ad­ of work arc over place the. dumb Mis* Aaplnwril. The Junior Civic.Lèagup netted'* . tofllght, but found tnahy details to of the state and as M r Lake is Taira ' need more ^.attention than vertisement,,, but bid to pay said creatures on the pension list and . »h»t ix kpown .as a progressive can giye them in n*tf present posi­ atea rtgo &o'd postponed tjuir depart amount-for a smaller piece of ,und make their leaC' days peeceful and nice sum of money for their work , fn beautifying the d ty end fhe cfill-' m y in te n d * to im*'Until tomorrow. The Washing­ to be taken out of. the southeast Jttll of feed. » Democrat of the latest approved tion. ‘‘Finglly it. dren have not only grine*d valuable. ton government would have pre‘type, it seems, that he will have fair Bff a candidate for governor in the corner,xjhe bulanco of tho property * >:;;■'rV" Instruction but they art «•»abledaw ~ ferredthit the mediation board-re­ »Hlher and easy sailing to the Cov- primary election of 1916, add I deMore Dangerous Crossings ' rcrauina unincumbered, Should the assist in making Sanford uor* beau-.' ‘ «ted goal. As.the spcfker for the aire to lje free to devote to the bam- main here whiletyho constitutional ownef wish to redeem the land after Editor. Herald:' r tiful in many way«, ISIS house came from West Flor- palgn as much time as may be nec- lata were urgod to act quickly on the it is sold he can do so by going to The Herald in mehtipnlng rail* invitation already cxtendo4* M* and the.apeakef for the 1918 eaaary. the clerk of th« circuit * court, and road croeainge in the city limit* the The mediator* tonight formally Accident to Her Eye came from north Florida and paying all 'costa,-and taxes, and In other dey overlooked one qf the moat acknowledged the latest note from •Mrs. FlndosCurlett and hor sister. Union Sunday Evening Services * ,1* get!orally conceded that thta tereat qt-the rate of 2$ per cant for dangerous of ojt, the one et the big Gen..Carrantsn The answer expres?Miss Icttohodr ’ of, Geneva * were In • ■r>-'* ■ Beginning next Sunday evening, tints the apeakerahjp should be the first year or fraction thereof, ice plant on First street 'and one fs appreciation for Carranta's friend* tho city Tuesday ••fed consult D r.^ jA , July 6, for tho months of July and fivin to Penuinaular. Florida .as a and 8 par cent »ftar the first year. August, the member* of the. Methr Ijr sentiments toifard peace and fa In caso the property waa sold tq-art that is tnqra extensively traveled Neel. Mlsp” IcrmbOuf, while openmatter of equity and justice. than ,any >th er «treat, ,of the clfy, lp«- a-tysrbf; 1)1neapptes at her home .¡, ' I t will be -^Forrest Lake haa been a.resident odist, Presbyterian and Congrega­ cadrteously phrased. individual tha 'aiiivqnt he paid’'out both by the farmem and people had B' nóll. or .pwrtfrie' of the bqx to , 4. made public tomorrow.* of Florida, fof the pipit, twenty tional churchea will unite to' hold is returned UN-him with tha Interest travelling acrou the state. Every The AmevWtaRI delegate® todky rt* strike her gif**«*.breaking'lhara and y*in» and haabce^promlnently ldfeD-f theft: ' evening nevyl«!§; at 7¿3D} In at the above nit«; i f ,th* state hid It day. eoma on«> ‘ifa* a T »-rr"r ~^spf reived word ■ from Washington to *, xendiny »viraalf, partfrie into J^be the Star. It ia wise and good, in ikfied with the vast development in then the Intefeet goee to the on 'Ablavoroealnf as -all the through leave here when they thoughtad. h e/ «; .T^sklnfc a scriooB serloo* 'wound wound snd more ways thin one,' ¡that this that has, taken place, in th e'staU stale. ’At ‘ the .inspiration x>f two trains and th* switch trains use this visable, but they will be the lest to on4 that caused her InUnse path Christian fellowship should thus.be vtfthin thjtfpiriod. For a number yegra a tax deed* may be secured track add ,tho danger Is there *! go. The Huerta delegatee received and auffering,It U r tu be hoped' manifested; it is in harmony with °L years he was owper of the Ice from the clerk, if the land has not Plant and waterwork* of thia dty, the present day spirit of.denomina­ formal inatructlone from their govern been redeemed Ipy the orginal owner, way». Theie w no provision .made that Miss Jcenhour will not suffer jat any time for the protection of the any serious injury to 'th e .ay*, al­ meni giving them fcienory powers to 411 of which he sold last fall to a tional fraternity which is seen 'people who are obliged to cross here though It may be ntwesiitry for her dlactiM internal questions with con«ftporation Qpafattng-1» .various d- over our landj indeed no ecplesi V ONLY THREE CHURCHES ! . In going and coming to town and BtitUtiOti&lijtS, to consult, a specialist *t Baltimore tical organisation lAgaa-by/ko tfolng. y ltl Florid*. In 1911 he was back and 'earn«' time there will be If the injur/ develops into some­ v ’ / Aministers ' of.' thfac Hiuro^pa twcUd as a member of the bouse, a Of SeafoVd W IB 'fls rc Union Sersotye very seriotfr,‘accidents at . this thing more serious. ' will unite In conductipg th‘ *** fe-elacted In 1913 and has just -.»Icee In Ihe Siar Theeler The.committee in charge of the crowing. With the increased nutn each one taking turns*’ While hire in b«a relumed as a mejnber of tj^r , ^ ..'..Only three Sanford churches will i oxpieae their cordisi Ilannea Sells Oat " by his'constituency without preaching. The following program fo'jty who contributed In-any have union services in the Star Thfc* ’’.W, Z. Haymen. who ha* been few the preaching of the atrtmari wlf} tton. '. This nu to' the ‘lUceesfl bf. the'oper- ater m announced In the, paper of something. _ operating'.k turpentine s d ii'et Oebe followed for July:; ■* T The mistake was mad« teet the.people;.'1 db ’ hbt wish to teen for thq past three yearn ha* òtta. To the merrhnpta whd _ •’ ,t4dm July 6— Rev.rF. P. foibmi legislature and the L tbeir ads; t o . Thefor It* gffi- in the announcement1that tho Holy place any hardship ori‘ the.Tollrdad Sold his enUr* holdings at that place' M has served, on many important > July li- U e V 1- F, K. Steinmeyer. V Cross Pariah would join in'the union and h*Y0 nothipg.io s u g g e s t - t h o to Ivey L Co., who in the future miUeea during his' incumbency *1 July 49— It«*. 'Smith Dsrdin, Ipr<- ertjns ^ d refîislojt: r to vfi&T owners' of, mitcnineAflii tire ‘pkrqdo and (9 services but they will cOntlm#.. to way"4jfs ggt«l'.‘jQi.'igVVratehgnfB-' hut •ill operate the «till, Mr. Hoyman -a him an insight into preUmin- aiding Elder of M.r E. Mjpjld^iair thtk-«nK U^f. flagraed or La Undecided where he will the «ihiiifren w h o -g a v e' |heir time July 96— R«v. FL D* Brownie«* » ■ffaira ttltu a Ilf of great value some pf tbe^ WB^loytieia^'dh* com­ but ti investigating ««versi pisce*- In ' * at the chof “ " M ï f a O 'ï du* the hous*. and* pany would he fellpwml .by .tljelr cip.‘In leadhere . HU mtny “ through the superiors to ^pay abthc slight atten­ will I « looked I to los« I ho ... |ou« tVJ Wight tion to vehicles ,at the crossing* it Zack Ho t<r pi - - •'*$?$. ¡Would leased D m*.-danger. , u t. Mrs 1 no 9 R sli,o| w ' ■ ' ÎR. CO-' IN F O R M A T IO N SAYS STATEMENT MADE THIS WEEK larger acreag e WILL BE PLANTED ■ ifl **" % a* A MILLION MORE ! THAN ESTIMATED � 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, June 30, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, June 30, 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/db78e898b1dd2ce7d8a0a786d99884a2.pdf c69fc3836d09313a24441151742dea7e PDF Text Text aud-eafklhe gras* from the curbing w u l.g rp n plot*. Thero is no reason In the world for the teams doing this and these public spirited people Who are. trying to improve the looks of SYMBOL IB ONE OF MOST AN CIENT RECORDED IN HISTORY. the city should bo encouraged. ONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E.“ ' . ; A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKINC NCTES AND FAITH. " HE1L*PRENT 'E M ” ***SO SAYS SAUNTERER. ‘ •flow’s the Fanibly?" How's the fambly?" Hecrd h|m B«y Them cheerin’ words jist thataway A dosen limes n day or more, Jist like wp hadn’t met before; Meant It, too, aa much at last As what he did'when first he ast;^ It seemed a part of every day A-heerln’ Abel Martin say: "H ow ’s the fambly?" M ISCELANE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Z Some of u« take an interest in May Be Traced Back Five Thousand the public school* gnd some do 'not. Year«, to the Babylonian Era, aa It often happens that a man with Explained by Student« of 7.‘7 the P sst \\ being mude nt times when other producing .point* are lying Idle or wrapped in snow. 1 Especially did he dwell upon tho shipment last season of 2108 carloads of pineapples over the East Coast railroad from sapdy at etches of soli that a feiy years ago were thought’ worse than wastes. time to time about the. so-called largo salaries of the teachera and yet I want to sny that at no time-has any board in Florida paid too much for a good, teacher. Teacher* and preachers and nowspapers. are*"probakly the poorest paid people in the 5 There seems to be much com­ world and being In the latter class ment on the fact that 1914 Is an off somewhat I toilL not take up any year for newspaper men” and yet It, time with the newspapers but the Ab'a idee of fambly meant has never been any dneb for a news­ teacher*’—our te a s e rs ' ate not now About the hull dumed regiment, paper. mhn to get anything except and never h ave' beeif paid enough Settln’ bens an' all, an' when He'd sit, about em, seemed that then a ‘ bqncb of cussing.* At times it for their services, A s „ one .‘ .who seems to mo tb it the newspaper knows Irom experience 1 say. that a Somethin’ tmiched me thatmway man can hardly expect to get what school teacher haa the moAt difficult Th»t‘ I couldn't help but say ¡>1* •'They’ re all well an’ bleeged to you he deserves unless he stands up and exacting position of any pro­ pit­ for what is really coming to him fession and their miserable For aatln’ 'bout the smily, too— and soaks every individual right ar.d tance is a disgrace to the state. "Hbw's pour fambly?" left that opposes him. This seems Along this line the following from "H ow ’s the fambly?’ ’ Lawsey me, to be the way to get through the the Times-Union is good although How huilsomdike that vised to he Vorld and In this respect the editors 1 do not agree with them In saying have been too lenient. Instead of that we do not need good school ’ Fore he got his second stroke, houses; An* got so had that when he spoke He couldn't make a word pr sound, "Commenting on the fact that OnlyJndtch his ’ lips »round, .the segregate salaries of the teachers YU- we knowod that first an’ last of Allentown, Fa., have - been in­ The good old soul was try n' to ait creased |27,40D the Democrat, ’ pub­ ••IJ a « . ’ . Ithe k . fam Vitt,?" How's fambly? lished In that city, says: .\{iem up for tw enty years hnd yet The Democrat docs not believe a "H ow 's the fambly?" Nato, 1 swan, paper haa^never spoken of them school should be run like a factory. ? We miss It lota since he'* been gone! except in. glowing, terms and saved Teaching is a profession and not a there'sa jist a bit 01 of pneer cheer I t stems there their, families the humiliation that trade. The !own< olf the salaries We used to like that’s (Visain’ here, woula follow if tho trugh was set in "when compared with the recom­ Words w e didn’t 'predate black and white. And these same pense enjoyed by those in other proAn’ never will until the Gatw people are;continually knocking the fessions baa driven many young men Opens There some '»¡¿seed day paper because it does not do this or and women of individuality and An' Ab's a-waiting there to Say that In favqr of certain Individuals. originality into other lines where the * "H ow's the fambly?" As the Jacksonville State expresses it: remuneration was greater and the — JOHN D. WELLS. Every newspaper man In the state prospects for sdvaneemeafc-trere bet­ who was a candidate for office was. ter. The material rewards of the defeated What do the poor Jink* pubiic school teacher are few or. want to aspire to office for anyway? rather, were few. in the paat. How­ They, are hewers of wood and draw­ ever, we can see in, the future a ers of water. substantial change for the better. But . goshdingit, that’s just the The work of tho teacher Is being trouble: The newspr^per . man Is more appreciated. handed cord wood as a swap for his We wish \we could impress on the paper and has to cut It himself. He people of ^Florida the faet that the is expected to view with alarm an matter of overwhelming Importance Impending political crisis and boost in connection with education Is the the political ambitions of the man teacher. The Florida conception, who want* tq save a country that however, is the building. 'I t seems t doesn’ t need saving. And the helj- however, is the . building. It 'a%ems uvit is, after writing rfpsporting to be the general, impression that if editorials, he finds his linotype metal a im m u n ity / puts up. fine school supply exhausted, and that durned buildings that community is much cordwood just simply won’ t work in interested in education and is mak­ the linotype machine at all. It ing groat progress in education. isn’ t fair. The newspaper man W e 1 do not believe that half as mo da public opinion. The linotype good work Is being done In the fifty machine molds type. And It takes thousand dollar school ho uses today money to keep these works going. as in -th e little log schoolhouses or And' thè newspaper man is entitled other tittle schoolhouses a half cen­ to*a’chance' tp- get sure enough mon­ tury ago. Th3n a community want­ e y for .rendering, great gervice to hl$ ed a teacher or teachers and paid state and country. President Ches­ them decent salaries, The houscfr ter A. Arthur had 33 suiti of clothes, they taught in were incidental, they 27 pairs of ahoea and ltìff-' pairs of were merely intended for warmth pants. How many newspaper men In winter and->to keep o ff tha..aim In Florida have one pair of perfectly and rain. When men valued edu good pants, meaning two legs hnd a ration instead of pretense the sal­ whole seat? Tho newspaper men aries of the. teachers in one or at went before the voters with bare most in two years would pay for the facts. And they didn't get a look- building. Now it is frequently the nue between Tenth street and Hughey will now hove« to cut the weeds from !1th e ir' places and Jlx them up bceanifl with the coming of sidewalks all . these improvements must be ma<)e. Thire are some lot* un the wny out there that are,a dis­ grace -to" their ownera who are posing as public spirited^ cfftiUnayand they have for yeaft alloisd a tangled growth of weeds .and trews'to take their property, neveicarlng to clean them up simply because they were vacant, | N ow that the cityVlU a taken a hand in helping Bfinford Heights these, public figirlteil fitltcna who have a w ildenfip-on their lots should be ma^e to cleen tbem Or the d ty will do i f 'i p ’f them ilnd charjps ■ame to Ihe'iproperty/ It la higb time the Heigths . was , coming Inter its own«' '* 7 f- Wanted to buy from v sM n t.o r Imporved ( well located. No *gf Property," c-o n * . Wanted farms any ii.. . r' Tj All Local AdvcrtiscuicnlblJnilcr t>r' jf t - ’ 0 lr,t‘ .1 lini1*! The cross Is so old'that the records This Heading THREE CENTS a eoraÌRi» description, , rt ^ of men do not go bsck to tho first ono. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum. Christianity took a vsry ancient aymCharge 25 Cents. c t - x r * » & bol «pdjuadq It Christian, but nobody knows just why. ' To understand-all thuro I g jo know about the cross w^tuust goTTâcr-four ’ five thousand years to astronomy id astrology aa understood by thç frftlht Babylonians. Undeytbclr clay tablets and stope monamonts, add upon the monuments of the Persians, tho lim ites and'every othor ancient nation we find crosses of all shape« and kind«. Even the Egyptians.deco­ rat«! their High priest when he wfla officiating in the greatest, of their temples .with the figure of the cross. There must, therefore, be some greet and universal significance In this sym­ bol or its use would not have been so wldotpMfld, *••• “The Babylcirilani offer the clearest explanation of this symbol In their expression, ‘‘the foot ends o f the earth,” which la also found -In the Bible. The people o f Bible timee knew that the earth Vas round, for ligdsh speaks o f the “ drele o f the earth” and then of tho “ ends rtf the earth.” This makes the conception plain that to the early Semltea— for Babylonians and Hebrews were all Semitic and the Cuneiform and He­ brew languages have many words In common—the earth was round and In answering » a n advertisement where no name or house number Is mentioned In the sd please do not aak The Herald for Informatlon as { J y ï g i . »•<««> *«i to the Identity o f #he advertiser. J*:“ !"» ‘«»Wh Usually wo do not know who (he .m»U no«. advertiser, la and If we do we are •rtr or vnlutbU. IoÛSj L T “ ?' g * tw not allowed to give out this in­ M r^nf **ld dr«»*,4 ' O E O H o r . g . m :n jt im î.* c î;lt formation. Simply write a letter 8 S -T o * .4 tr Ani* t t w , anj address It as per Instructions n th çjid - J FOR SALE For sale at a bargain if taken ai once—one Berkshire boar, registered 3 years old. Address Leonard .Vih len, R. D. No. 1, Sanford. F la.^ 8 «-4 tt - For Sale— Almost nsw Iver Johnson bicycle, price $25. Mrs. L. M. Williams, Silver Lsko or dsdreas Box 477. w c a t t B i s 88 -Ztp For Sale at a big bargain, as I live so far away cannot attend to this 16 acres of Celery Delta at Cameron City, Hanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ gated and tiled, fine 6 inch flowing welL If you want 15 acres of fine celery and potato and vegotnhle land go and look at this and make me an offer.H Trolley from Sanfordruns past the land known as the Joshua Powell Fatm. Make offer Notlr* la htrabv altra that J, H ilop «wtkM* of f u O mWhu ?•*•<* th* Sri a » * of Jub*. A. hai flirti «aid rrrtlflcalr ,tn mt • ha* miti* kppitraiioa for I n 4w4 In For Sale— Good all! round horse. M. 8 . Nelson, Eureka} Hammock. For Sale— Horse, buggy and har ness, $100 cash. Apply to J. H Hunter, 303 East First St. . ’<** P ’87-4tc accordane* •m b ra m T: .(I 6 , with la w .. 8*14 th* fclluwlni <l-r?lb*4 rouety, tV NW H 40 *rr»«. 8te. 15, T h o Mid laad bring m rrw d it tt, ( of ts* liuuintr* of rarh m t iln t a ia nam* of J. P, . M <u»!*IUu. I'nU* , rrrtlfira t« »hilt tw* rrdnmcd u*M to law, tax tf**d mit Imo , thrm a w XTth dojr of Ju ly A . D. ISM. V> it nr*, ray o « r i i l rtfn iu r, i*4 tbi* tira t t »4 d iy of J o e A. IX 1*14. (M il) K. A. DOUGLASS, * For Saley 160 acres fertile- land, 100 aerea cleared and fenced. Terms to suit. Dérivas St I low Ave., New York 87-3tc Notlcr of AssUratlan far T a l I>»4 ti ftocU«n i74 *nd ATS tira tili 5»l uf r1*rldi ” Kotic# i* brrrby girrn U i t O. P. St p u re h n rr uf Ta* C#rtiflr»t* N i, I dito d thp fitb day et Jtts* A. D. Mfl, ai*d rald errtlflrn* In « y o(R». «ri F o r f’ Salf— 1910 Cadillnr touting cur for $400.00, just overhauled in good running ' shape. Hanford Ma­ a r.-* rd in -r *i»h liw . hittl trrtlSrM, b rirr* tha tellawiitg drvrlbrtf preputr uatrd In B*m(nalr ruirfjr. Kloridi, » , I^»t I CfaurH» lllork ia D,t«d*. T h * rald land brlng i u m *4 1» »U ratti* appuntini» far tu drad I» Um chine} Garage, i 82-t(c of Ih* Im i rare nf »urli i b a u * of U*b*"**» II oIm * **ld r*rtl4 «hall h# r*d**tB*d aererilag te f i,, tlrrd wlU U»u* Ibrrtaft un IL» Lili of 7uly A . I), 1814. VViln*«* tny offlrlil rignito» i»4 th li Ih* tto d day of Jnn* A. P. !*>♦• f '- o j j part. U Is more than suggested that there ilL_8 . direct connection between thia. fourfold division of earth and hearena. as sytnbollxed by the cross which ■food for the complete whole and the so-called Tetmgrammaton or iour-lettered name for'Ood of the Ilobrewa. This Is the word rendered In English* Jehovah, or by advanced scholar». Yahveh. The four-consonants In thn Hebrew are YHVH, the roWeJs not BeIng reckoned m "of any significance. ridiculous to give auch a title tti one W orld's Largs*t Apartment H qus £ . not worth mora than thirty or Av F.,Lslcht, architect of thls cRy, thlrtyrfive dollars pei month when we must pay a falj; bookkeeper three- state« that hts homo town, Newark, N. J., will soon boast o.f tbo, large*t opgrtot four tlm e^as n\uch. tv C1 trvent hauen In thh world, around h(\n, . The general aV^ptge o f's x la ^ isil» been broken for a bulldfog to bo,:13 nl least twice as . high, as It ^stories hjgh W front and 18 gtprleaJn thirty or years ago. If toe Jho rear.* Th«.building will be located tpay judge, byh tu r own state I'ha *V^J* al ttM19 jl m *h .street, with .a â__ frontage ttoorage**,salary of. loachara Is - not pf 106 feat on that street and a depth more than half as j^lgh as thirty or o f 323', -- The construction cost forty yeara* ago.. It bur teachers are will bo $830,000. A hme from'Spruce wotlh mere than we pay them com- atraeVto tho rear of the bp lid Ing will mqhi’ honraty requirgs that we pay run tpja' private garage, c^p^ble of automobile«. them more. If they are not worth accotnmodaUng '1 0 0 TherevtoOt be a aalm room, a social more they are wprth nothing. By taxation or in some way this room, a ballroom ahd a restaurant on state should at least double its ap­ the tblrterotK floor. The restaurant will ■ccommodgto 400 $ncr* at one propriation for public schools. And tim e A root garden, covering the en­ until we do prpvlde for-,f? 0d teach­ tire structure, will be * feature of the er* ’ with ruakonable selilries a fine building.—Well Street Journal school building should t»C regarded as a badge of dtfgrack'io the com­ Dying Aviatoria Narva. . - . v ‘ V There are a numbeF-pf fine graas munity thatTbuilds it. The power of the will to contigbl fl. badly Injured body was nevar ¿fetter plots on avenue, and the’; Illustrated, than In tb* case of ¿factor property owitrffvdcsorv#' credit for Constantin, a vdlunleer aviator M the . . Chssp Floor fltflln. It&JBRçsl In tbi*. cify taking euchA a|k‘| _ sotne carWjW* y- A - very Upexpeuslvs stain q&n bo aervlce of the Bulgarian „anuyî Who «•■d driviir i lÏ hòVses or' m u lo vrilf ullbw made front- burnt ‘umbJr and hot wa­ was fatally wounded by a Tutkjsh boilbis team To wander at will over tlum> ter, Five' cents’ wqrih Of the- burpt umber will stain eeversl floors; that Is, plots and eat and tear up the grass where a rug la utod for the center. by the roots. There ia positively no Four tho hot water over the burst: Umber, llttlo at a time, U1I It Is thor­ oughly dissolved, Use * quart o f hot ■ W you want to nelly's Real Estate to do business. In use short time by owner,- ; $860 cash takes car. B. A O. MotbV Cp? When y ou want- a typewriter see iConnelly, also ribbons and -oafbOD. ' 7&-tf } I 5 For Sole—A good homo well lpcated $300 cash, balance.easy payments. 8 room house, $1.600,'easy payments. 8 room* and bath. $800 cash—monthly payments, / Well iocatetj .' lot, “ $35Q. $60 ; cash, balance monthly. Connelly, 109 Mag­ nolia. avenue. G7-tf For Sal«— Two good horses and ipring wagon. Inquire of Coco Cola Bottling Co. 80-tic — — t . A. DuL’ GUaifc T ^ C f c r V Circuit Court, SradieD C i , fl 3M-Tu«*-Stt B y J: C. Itobwt», D. ( The Advertised Article Is m i In which U» »mbut klaiMtf hsi implicit fillhclts he woulil not sdmtlsi It. Yea sis ssf« la p*troaiilai Ik* asrriuats whs»« sd* In thU psp«r b«<iu» t*« j Far Sale or R ent^-Tw o nice rési­ dences at a bargain. W. J, Thigpen «a i *■ « „** * houie with piano for tl Few steps to postoffice, steamer co d k .' A. W. 1 terprise. ped with roll top deek, offlce chaìra •nd tables; A lio a 'r c jl. f e d ì dmk, ,typewriter d « k a n d > t h r r . « ¿ i p tnent/or sale or rent 1 HeniliJ ofUc*. V <4 . eyeis the Answer, Webster^ ew Internation �.J " * b OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD SANFOKD7 FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JUNE 2«, 1914 TOLt'MK V little d ty qf 20,000 soul». 1 hope the reader will not think I am addicted to flattery. I writ* aa I aee it. Developments and civic mprovcmenta are » my greatest pleasure. I am spending over one hundred thousand dollar* on the d vlc improvements -of Riverview, wh'ch the entye rity of Jacksoqvilla la so proud of, and I am al­ ready realising the great benefits to be derived from thee* Improve­ ments. Your d ty , Mr. Editor. Is on the right track and I wish her and her dtlxens' the greatest suc­ cess. E. H. ARM STRONG. SANFORD’S GREAT WHITE WAY CAN BE INSTALLEE WITH VERY SMALL COS HEY WILL CAMP AT THE THE HOTEL FOR A TW O WEEKS VISIT _ CITYg SHOULD BY ALL MEANS HAVE BETTER LIGHTED STREETS AS SOON . AS IT IS POSSIBLE TO DO SO S Y S T E M IN S T A L L E D IN ’ O T H E R C IT IE S Ò F F L O R ID A FUND APPROPRIATED BY THE GOVERNMENT IS AVAILABLE R1YEK ITEMS CUT r ‘ ■ * , r .t Florida .Statesmen Let The Stale - Suffer ia Appropriations Washing tun, June 26.— The river OTHER INTERESTING NEWS SANFORD COULD . HAVE CLUSTER SYSTEM ON FIRST and harbor bill aa reported out of OF THE WORLD AT LARGE - STREET AT A SMALL COST WHICH WOULD the committee on eommerce to the IN TABLOID FORM FOR aenate contalna the following Florida PR6VE OF INESTIMABLE VALUE TO THE the pertoM owning the patent are anxious to learn the extent of the experiment. I think the Instrument is something that tba pedsstrians use when taking long hikes. "A t any rate I am sorry that I am encumbered with it .1 I promised CITY IN BRINGING TOURISTS HERE that I wou|d not tango, all the way to BermuMa and back: And, oh , The Herald has' contended that for the lamps, and $4 each for inme! There'-la Sgoln^ta be dancing Sanford has insufficient street lights atallation. but along with this cost un the boat." or In other word» the business por- must be considered the spedal tranetion of the dty could be greatly former and rectifier necessary for improved by better lights.in a white this eyatrm, which coat $860. CleatAuction Bridge Mrs. B. W.h Herndon was the way system similar to that installed water owns Its own water plant, has a charming hosts#» of the Auction by other dliea and that will soon be rate of 11 minimum for 3,600 gallons Bridge Club whicli mist at her at­ installed by Orlando. This is the witfiN^ sliding scale and a rebate for tractive home on Pork xvenue Mon- time of the year to discus# these mills and packing houses using great „ . ** day afternoon, After several Inter- matters and have the white way in­ quantities. stalled before the winteV ruih of new eating rounds of •the popular gams Lakeland owns Its light and water the prise, a lovely pair of silk hose people to our dty. There la noth­ plant. Its whita way posts are In­ was awarded to Mr# Samuel Pulea- ing tb it would add quite so much stalled on three streets in the venter ton, for making top score. Dainty to the appearance of our d ty aa a of the business district; there are refreshments, consisting of poach white way on First street at least sixty of them. The posts are Iron sherbet, angel food and cnkQ were and if possible out Park avenuo to with concrete foundation, five light served by the hoipiUble hostess, the union passenger station. multiple, i-no top light and four be­ whose guests were Mrs. Walter Clay, This question has been discussed low, installed with three wire circuit, Mm. T . A. Neal, Mm. R. A. New­ by the rititen* and various boards connected so as to allow the top man, Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mm. A. P. of aldermen and the idea of the city light to remain burning all nitght, Connelly, Air'. S. Rfileaten and Aim. owning tho electric light plant before while ‘the four bottom lights are C. O McLaughlin. cd off at 11:30. 1 ‘ The top light the white way was inauguruti 1 This would probably lessen the price is It 60 watt light and the others are For Canal KgpMliion but is not absolutely essential to ■iOV The postsgpoet,$36 each withAltoona, Pa.. Jur,e^lti*Take two the installation of the white way. otx installation, the total cost per passenger co a ch «, %tan^*them ride Editor Reese of the Orlando Re­ post being 150.76. The property lets paid for the posts and instal­ by »ido on adjoining trteki, knock porter-Star recently paid a visit to lation and the d ty accepted the syethree Florida S iti» in whhih white out the inner aide ri etch; lay a tem a > . .i part of the lighting system installed, some of them ways were connecting floor, aad ijiretrh a canwith munidpal plants and tome of th*- i-ity and furnishes tbe.Hghtvan over the tops of both. \ That Is a description *1 a moving with private ownership .plant* and Jife ,Tht plant bring owned by the movie theatre’ being built today at his deductions given below will d l y the cost of furnishing the light the shops of the Pennsylvania Rail­ prove most Interesting reading to does not appear. The water rate ia $1 minimum with an allowance of road here for the Panama-Pacific Sanford people on this subject: 4000 gallons;, twenty cent« a thou­ Exposition at 9an Francisco next "Clearwater la a much smaller The theater theater will wilt b^ appointed appointed town than“ Lakeland or St. Peters­ sand above minimum to 26,' 7lh year,’ The Breakfast, * n^ finished aa one of the Pennay’s burg. but has a more modern white eighteen cents a thousand to 50,000 Clara, Alla- kegulatlon ateri coach«*.. It will be way than dther, i t him - t wenty gallons; seventeen to 76,000 gallons; nical Coup- completed about November 1 and posts carrying a single luminous sic. fifteen cents to 100,000 gallons, and Itorial Staff, taken to the expoatllon shortly aftcr- Sixteen of the lamps are burned un­ ten cent» 'upawrd. til 11:30 each night, and the four St. Petersburg also hag a five Tight t 12 , Quiet w»rdtning Pool, The. unique theater wilt be part remaining lights are left on fo r'th e poat, but fewer of them than Lake>, Auto to °1 the road's exhibit. In it Will bo balance of .the night,— ILtrc the riao- dand, having only'fifty; but thq top Camp FtTC g'.vc n -ptttnree 'of~scehea rieng tlh trie company paid for the posts anfi light ia 100 -w, and the lower lights _ n Pennsylvania _______ I _____l i „ „lini the installation and charge* the d ty are 60’s; tbe poets are set on four $6.80 per month for each poet. The streets in the business section, and Congregational Chare! company has a clause written into coat $69 each without the lamps. Next Sunday, subject! the contract with tha dty providing The d ty pay* the electric company to Independence Day «11 h i : pre­ for the reimbursement for the ays-, 10 cerita peT night for the five lights sented; in the morning, 11 a. in,, tom In' the agent me d ty should to bunt.from 7 to 10. St. Peters­ "America’s Position in. th# World burg owns its own gas plant. The Rattle;" in the evening at 7:3$,- exercise its rights to purchase the rate (or water ds 60 cents minimum dp«> ni Southland SeminaVy of "H ow Docs Christianity Help Good plant. The pobt used at Clearwater with an allowance of 2,500 gallons, Gainesville, Dinner at , 12 • Quiet Cilixensh ;>?’ All are cordially. In­ li cast Iron with cut out In the bot­ frith a rale of 20 -cent*, per thousand Hour, Vespers, Supper at C, Eyon- vited to the#« services. Good music . . \/ -t-M tom. tho first cost" was $2 1 , with $6 obove.‘ k Worsh p -b y Mr*. Bishop. ¡4 ! .Mqnday: June 29th Riring B$ll, Breakfast, Room In­ spection, BllJe Class, Mission Study Fhhiiig Trip, Dinner at 12, Supper *l 6, Address at 8, "T h e Oirla and ths World" by Rev. George Hyman ■*1 Sanford Secretary, qt the Baptiit naptlal Serrlrea Sunday Yordgn Missionary UnlpP' Vespers 9:3d Sunday school *n the Dock, Lights out at 10. 11:00 Preaching. *, Subject .of Tuesday: Jane 30lh sermon, "Double Heari Riving Bell at 6 . Breakfast, Room 8:30 Jr. B. Y. VM Iftipertion, Bible CIms , Mission 6:46 -St: B. Y.1 V .xf # The ’ ast Study Class,-• Technical’ CebncITa, progrant Ht.th* contest for efflfieney CeticEc Girls and Sunday* School SANFORD PAST AND FUTURE PROMINENT JACKSONVILLE ROOSTER CALLS SANFORD , THE COMING; C ^ Y Editor of the Sanfor^ Herald: p ea f Sir— I wish t<> e ^ r t w jikable surprise'thre^if’ff y ertir columns of the Hsr^d. o f thv hii ]M(vdQpmsnt*- «nd antivwill fcbS f-rendered by Company C. Ity, L find In y o u r Iffdaperoua town hown- In Grtmt .¡nurrett h»> T of 8 s th «c contest, progrsur 1 hxVsrbcen a vfSuor to Sanford 7:45 Preaching, a fpr oyer th rty yearal " ! well rtmem-; iron D d Swim ” *bar'th e time whet^ it t waa oranges You are .wejeoyne 1 and nothing but oriuiges, bqt thanks vices of Our church. To ’fato the hnfire state of Florida ^G EO RG E HYMAN itas discovered she can forge ahead independent of the -orange industry' Corner SlatH and Park. #g she has proven in the p u t few year* thSt^her resource* are almost . town IVevidently la a fact that there must be p e n ty of money here, .end I haVe not found.* dtfxen yjtt who wanted to leave.Sanfdrd. i ¿ \i * ~ . ^ 1, ” . t * T he favorable geographical, lion, of Sanford, wjtb( iU •magnifirent water IfansporUfion, ■and -It* great railroad,renter. 8t\d with the public spirit shown by Tier çjtlMna I heUeve ia going tie pi'#«« this town in th# new future at the Ifcad of^all inland town.» in a.cemmerdal senie. ity of lu r . productive by the dollars Ired», of thoui'andal éi ite m s : * **-" Apalachicola B ay...................$ 26,000 Tampa Bay Channel, arwater Har- * bor thrdtrgh Boca ..Ctiga ^ ay to.Tampa B a y . 22,700 'Fernandina H arbor.. . . _______ 26.000 St, Andrews B a y . . . ; . ........ 60,000 Stmt*'Rosa Sound................ 6,000 Lake*Ure»cent and Dunn's Creek............................. . T 1,000 Si, Lude Inlet........................ 60,000 St, Peteraburg H arbor., , . . 1,600 Deep Creek....................... . 9,000 Apalachicola River................ 16,000 Calooaahatchie River............ 2,000 Crystal R iv er.,. .. . , . . : , . 10,000 Holmes R iver................ 3,000 Andote R i v e r . ............ 22,000 Black water R i v e r 6, 000 St. Johns River. . . . . . . 300,000 Withlacoochec P . i v e r . 1,000 The following- items for Florida and Alabama Jointly are Included: Choctawatchee R iv e r ........... $26,000 Escambia and Conecuh Riv- the 10:20 train Editor of the Herald: . "Seeing announcement pi your daily that you expect to},launch ih tjie fell would, say that our firm Will make .» contract for advertiajug- in your daily for six months or longer if you decide to continue after next April. .Reallxing tbe v*lr ue .of th# daily jn - Sanford not 00 }^ from the advertiser’ s standpoint but alap from the viewpoint of a man' who knows wSat It wilt mV'an to Sanford 1 have no hesitation in hay­ ing that not only will our firm con­ tract fmr advertising but will* taW stock in the venture if there ik any to shli. There la nothing thah ou? dty could invest in that will yi4ld any greater returns In a hundred ways* than a good dally and I know that the Daily Herald will be ali $hwt th# name implje*. We cannot M lcriery, Istiyiè and that\ are raised 'h*r«f anford' voted fqr.'^b* Lake Alonroo, a: land, building b< f 'tçiD. ip 'Key ts on diaap polntddi* tally tHy the ,dty and'irap^vg^the gen • tp rs i..> $ ib w $ 7 -.■a4 K town, tod tv e r Washington, Juno, 2 6.-610,000 will be available to the'state ol Flor­ ida for the asking on Wednesday-of next week (July 1 ) and it Is expected that the s ta te .will make the neeetaary arrangements to take it away. The money ia appropriated in the Smith-Lever agricultural bill and Is a contribution to atate farmers’ co ­ operative work. Under this légis­ lation the government will give an Initial sum of 110,000 to the stat«; and an Increasing sum annually in proportion to the growth of the rural population on condition that ‘ the state or local aubdivision thereof gives "dollar for dollar." Various states are «ending their agents here to arrange for their share of the money. Five member« o f.tk f Kentucky board On coopérative farm­ er»’' demonstration work are now here and they announced today thnt the $ 10,000 for the state of Ken­ tucky will be available July I. They had an Interview with the depart­ ment offidale. The first work la Kentucky will bè to employ addi­ tional county agents to supplement t^e instruction of twenty-one now at Mobile Bay. . . . . 60,000 The committee declined to restore In committee the big 'Florida items which it cut out, claiming that It was too late to reopen tbe bill. This has put it up to Senators Fletcher and Bryan to secure the restoration Dayton. June 26. Motorcyclists o f,th e eliminated items by amend­ from all sections of .Ohio gathered ment in the jennte if it can be dobs. hero today for the opening of the annual three day convention of the Our Dally Paper Ohio Stale Federation; of American The people of Sanford want the Motorcyclists. One of the features Dally Herald and the management will be a hill climbing contest at of thia paper wishes to give-them Fort Ancient. one of .the* beat dally papers In the »1 * 1* . -.W o would not think of rotat­ PoUghkeepsie. N. Y.. 'June 26.— ‘ ing w. make-eh ft upon the public. Cornell was favorite in the historic It^wUl "carry Associated Pré» dee- intercollegiate re s its * to be held patches; giving the readers ail the here over the regular course on tho world's', events right.from the wires Hudson today. Tho University of nml five hours ahead of any other Washington crew, w niter of the daily papers that are now bring Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Re­ taken In Sanford W# are just gatta, because of i u recent and vapid a cro » the alley from the We tern improvement, admittedly waa a dark Union telegraph office and'the post- horse, wllh>Wiscana n feared In some office. and: tho dally Herald will quarter* '«a a “ pd*»lb,e runner up. p. bulkhead hcr v it* Ntw-RMin, Miss Cart »on, Mr»! Cr-H# Wcirnsn, Mrtq Griffith 'idra. Wel?*.« Mr*. Plumméf. -M r Van, Darin HERALD READERS u e F6 w i n t e r net Adherents’ of Columbia. Syracuse and Pennsylvania, however, were confident and willing to back their belief* with bets on their favorites. One o f th* greatest .crowds in the history of the famous rae* lined the banks, packed th* observation train and crowded /«very available van­ tage point 'to witness tbe annual struggle for college supremacy . on the; water. The vari-hued coleir#*'bi the fair, spectators* dreoace added Irtilllnnre to the ranks of the thou­ sands wltp.cheered tho varied crew*. VEtfane,-, Ind., - June 31.— Thlrijrcigkt'.jreara ^agO-fodsy GsneVal Geo, A. Cuater' ' and' 600 of» Ma hereto i*omWahd''.wcre ‘daughtered by tsar times their-".nyud'er of Sfoux In d tau under* tk# .terrible'Bitting Bull, The -event wap fepaiiad here todajr by T}e^T'n; !W ^cH 6 ?. formerly an Tndug er,:' hi»if a farmer living 'd ia if ^.ngm f ig h te r two ,. fiu nujce lfi' west weal of EvansEvan»- "U " ndt* Cfipti T. B. Weir, w* were 01 to\tho rear Cuater. eaid .WeleS,"There'kiere three commands eat to Kdbnd; Up Sitting Bu«, who had led hig brfivas off their reaareatlon and wah causing rouble. 1 Custer miscalculated *and waa tricked fato an ambusrade that left Mm sur­ rounded by 0,000 blood hungry In­ dians. The terrible thing waa that W* could aee the plight* of eCuater and h-s band, but could net even help him. Aft« it * , jEjusiac?* we held Sitting Bull on-the bisks of ; tha Little Big Uorh until reiufercadmtmta eaM^frorm Ft. Llnnduv Bo* cixuc the.-Indian held Coster In •uch reverentfe-h-Hiey called him Big v Ä * « t Whit« Chief. Cuater .wae the. only music with cor- m«?ber of’ the band who_ waa- stain npaniment, '^At, ititf f 11-<>fi î e* îrfft �C O U N T Y H A P P E N I N G TTOTT. FORREST LAKE S 4 BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRBSPON DENT8— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD • GENEVA ITEMS PAOLA POINTS O n ly v e r y f e w n ew H o o s i o r a a r e t h e a v e r a g e e a o h sum m er o l u b . A lm o s t e v e r y d e a l e r h a s f o r w e o o u 'l d n o t s u p p l y e n o u g h l a s t s p r i n g tdn. Junnlgin of Jacksonville vis­ Nobody knows what was the ited her aliter, Mrs. Chea. Harrison matter Iasi week. Esther the Faola l&at week. scribe was unusually unintelligible or Mr. and Mrs. A .. II. Spier am the printer man was on a bender. tiuui vu< Mary .uRf> and aim Harry nurr> yi children, of KUñimre visited friends in Geneva MANY SALES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED IN ONE DAY. In h o t w e a th e r » y o u n e e d a H o o s ie r m ore now w i l l s u r e l y l o s e y o u t h i s o h a n o e . s e e t h e new H o o s i e r f o r y o u r s e l f . ' * M r “ The Smuggleman” is on the vt-iy sure. He smuggled a fine . nine pound boy baby into tba Chilaon house at Twin Lakea Wednesday, morning. Chaflie and-Lola , are so pleased with The attractive young­ ster that they have decided to keep llm’, eepedaily as Dr. Neal aays he la strong and healthy'. Nine or tan members of the B, W. Smith family made lively times at Camp Paolo-Monroe, Palm Springe on Thursday of last week, and on Friday Mlaa Taber and Mias Lil­ lian Booth spent a delightful day at the camp, which will aoon break up, we hear. . original length, Mrs. Holly Doane of visiting Mr. and Mre^-Di, On last « Saturday# 'Mi Davis gave hèr hujFhnd a birthday C. A. Raulerson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. . Tarbfll, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sieg, Mr. and Mrs. Allison. Mrs J. V. Wicks, Mrs. David Speer and Miss Clsudie Dougherty. On last Monday evening Miss Irone Peters entertained in honor of Miss Mabel Daniel, whose en­ gagement to Mr. Brannon of Palatka has been announced. Miss Peters, dressed in blue crepe re­ ceived her guests In the hall. Tables were prepared and the game of Rook was enjoyed by all. Mi#a Daniei and Mr. Howard Gilbert made equal high score and were awarded the prise— two beautiful silver souvenir spoons. Late In the evening deliciou cream and cake were served. The guest of honor was moat becomingly Attired in a light blue chiffon Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sieg, Misbc* Mabel and Mario Daniel, Bush After Record. ,' Donnie Hush, the ahortetop of tho Blroit Tigere, Is « candidato for leadbaso-steallng honora In the Ameri­ can league this —-f»n «m have a hard combinaUon to beat In Cobb, Collina and Milan, bqt thinks ho can turn tho trick. Donnie la a speedy runner and has tho knack of evading O baseman down to perfection. '-To help him along he haa two of the greatest batsmen In the game coming yp behind him. They are Tyrds Cobb and 8 amael Crawford. The Qlanta will have a fast outfield, this season In Oeorge Burns, Jack Mumur and Bob Beecher. Burn» la a youngster who has been coming along In splendid shape. Ho had a groat year In 1913 and la duo for a moro oneoeeofut one thla-year. Murray I r a vet­ eran, but cani/hold Up hie end with the beet Bob Beaehor J* the leading hese stealer of tb er National league end will prove mighty useful for MoGrow. Then there fa Snodgrass to glad, refreshed • vegetae-cjyit and improved the ^hope for plenty more. Mrs. I. D. Hart and daughter, Ruby of Beck Hamoek . enjoyed several weeks* visit with St. Augtiatine friends. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grier and children, Robert and Ruth left here the 17th for Charlotte, N. C., to be rone until Aug. 16th. Miss Alice Andea of Ft. Reed was the week end guest of the Misses Mary and Nina Howard at Seabreete where they are spending aj couple of months. . J. F. McClelland left on Thursday! for a trip to Tampa, Sarasota and Ft. Myers, to visit relatives. Ben Fish drove .his uto and * a party of friends to Daytona on Sun­ day for the day: • Mr. and Mrs. L. J Hancock will soon close their home, Osk Knoll on Lake Golden and join their son in Milwaukee, Wis., for an indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.' Ellsworth, Jrv were guests st Seaside Inn, Daytons Beach from Saturday till Monday. Operations are beginning thia early for the coming winter1's crops. Seed bed ground is being prepared, clear­ ing done, tiling, ditching, etc. Fire at t 'f c s r w n t f r r -------At 2 o'clock” Totead ay morning four years to tho hour, that the butti nom center of Cioarwu cr was burned, tho p aning mill, n .’èÌTX works, crate mill and lumber yard'belong­ ing to 'J . J. Mendenhall, covering two city blocks, burned to the ground. -It “Won a most spectacular ftt'o.-s, the galvanised roofing fusing ¿md making hundreds of bulla^srca. The fire department worked hero­ ically nntj saved residrmcea to the weat -as well as the county jalL-ad«1 joining bn the south. *Lack, df hose and water pressure allowed the beat k '« .. _ i » fc » . . to set fire to the Crutchfield. & Wootfolk orange packing houoe on the -e n t, but the Pinellas Ci’ us Exchange packing house* was saved. If they had caught the fire would have ravaged other packing housoa, lumber.yards, and the. A. C. L pas­ senger and freight depots. • Mayor Jeffords was on the ground watchlnfg for a r'ft in the wind and if tbe breexe had not calmed' would fh e city would have been doomed The Iota to Mendenhall w ytt wrill be 300,000 Insured tfor 5 6 ,000 r C'utehficid & Woolfolk loss 12 ,000 , n »u red /or $ 6 ,000 . John S. Wyatt had recently purchased an intereat in the $(ondehha 1 mills. It is thought •the fire was of incendiary origin as Jpe. Meares the n ght watchman de­ clares as he was pitting out a hlaxe in one part of yard another started and before the ala m -could then be-.sounded the whole thing Cgan Qlves Premier , Dick Egan promises to plug ap the was abrase. poelUoà of shortstop on the Brooklyn The Vendenhall offict’ was not team in approved style. This wan on« burned 'a n d all the books saved. pine« where U was tailored tho Dodg•r» would be week, niter Joe Tinker Jumplnc orer to the Eeda. Egag, how­ ____ Mi* Dèvotlorv-. r r f, • ever, la looked upon ns n savior by tho Young Mm. Witter iella me that Brooklyn fans. Dick wan ono of tho bar husband Is going to to play ore who look ,the trip ground Urn to skate thla winter," saya tlooph, world. ” * W y a when she conceals a reproof In m morsel or " And Sean Nothing Bottor. conversation. "Un’t It nl<^ tp.seo a Say, did you. aver know a woman man so devoUd to hie wtfeT" "Dobuy what oho wanted at the first voted—shucks!" grumbles re she came tor* "Tee. My wife behind big Jealous .her hejfrm ’t take of having any other, man u THE HOOSIER MFO. tx-f.,.’ ^*111 *% Look, read every word carefully. This is interesting. Of course we know everybody can't win the Grand Prizes so we have arranged whereby every candidate that is now in the Contest can win a Handsome Gold Watch. It's simple, and easy too. All you have to do is cast Eighteen Thousand (18,000) Votes or more each week from now until • the Contest closes. I f you fall below 18,000 for one-week you are out of the ; race for a Watch. *. . . 1 1 th a n CO New O a s t l e . ir r n i Read about L _J these c o n v e n ie n c e s th at made the HOOSIER neces­ sary to over 700,000 women. / 1 \ Mr«.Christine Frederick's famous "Housekeepers' Food Guide” —on the upper left door—answers the eternal problem: "What shall we have for dinner?" EVERY CANDIDATE IN THE CONTEST SHOULD Wifi A WATCH 5000 (excepting the three who win the grand prizes) its easy to get 18,000 votes per week, sell one book and gather 3,000 additional votes and there you have the whole tning in a nutshell. These Watch Prizes conflict in no way with the candi­ dates winning the Three Grand Prizes, but; ‘ , assures every one of a prize who is interest"■ - 1 'i ■ * j . ... v , . . r ed in this Cofitest -, , VOTES EXTRA THE ■-*y,ou have your With Each Parasol Sold Regardless of former prire. Monday our entire line, of .fancy Parasols are priced at 25 per cent to 50 per cent be­ low regular price, and in addi­ tion we give 6,000 vote# with each purchase. This is good for onef day only, Monday, June 29th. 1000 VOTES EXTRA . Given with each purchase of Vieva Suiting. Thi Suiting is 32 inches wide, white ground, pin stripe, regular price 15c, «pedal price for i t ) ! . Monday only............ J . This is good for Monday only Bed Spreads, Sheets. Pillow Cues No. 104 Bed Spread, full Bize and snow white q q bleached..'............. J /o C W o o d s boro Bed Spread, all scalloped edg.s and & t cor­ ners for metal beds,?- ¿now w h i t e bleached 1 -Q Q special — .... —... t p x » i / u No. 150 Bed Spread, full size, hemmed edges, snow white bleached, smooth finish, sells everywhere at t in $1.69, our price. Sheets, 72 x 90 h Sheets’, these uro all bleached..».________ _ r ’ w6m % y-U " on’ chatelaine wrist, actual 1 value $20.00 F U R N IT U R E '/ . • ' D on 't overlook the fact that we have all the necessities o f home comforts in the furniture line— for the sleeping porch, curtains, folding cots, single bed and adjustable mosquito can­ opies— for the porch: double swings, willow rockers, crex rugs, etc.— for the bed room: sanitary iron beds, mattresses, mosqito canopies, etc.— in fact anything a housewife might wish for—ANT) ON EASY T E R M S TOO. Standing o f Candidates lip’ To Mies Maud Cameron.. Mrs. W. W. Fry........... Miss Hilda Carlson.. Mrs. C. L. Goodhue. Mrs. I. D. Hsrt........... Miss Ann! J. Howard. Mlaa Grace Hawkins Mrs. R. C. Sheafer. . . Miss Emma Proctor. Mlaa Helen Tate........ Mias Mamie Rdyal. . . . Miss Clarece H and.,. Misa Benlab Hntchlnaon Misa Mae Forster.. '. . , Mise Junic Slum on.... M re. J. B. Adkins........ Mrs. D. R. Brlsson........ Mrs. C. A. Owens.......... Miss Julia Hodges.......... 6 P. Wednesday, Jane 24th ,.. .Sanford v Æ i" ::! Sanford.. . Sanford.... Sanford... Sanford... Genera Pillow C«ses, 42x30 Panama Pillow Oases, our 1 A price only ---------- ................... XUC • Special Linen Finish, 42 by 30,...smooth finish g Q l * our price only each J j.e J 2 C Extra Quality,.45x36 Cases, absolutely best material, our price only, e a c h . . ........... Japanese Matting Rug», full 36x72 Inches, just the rug for bedroom, hall or porch, sells regularly at 59c, spec- o » ial for Monday only O l C See Window Display Jardini beautiful glazed jardiniere about 9 inches high jy 7 inches opening. Sells vgulnrly at 29c, Bpec- 1 A * a ffo r M onday........... l U C Japanese Cup and Saucer, beautiful decorated tea cup and saucer, very thin, pure china, each and every cup and saucer perfect, sdlhr' regularly Sortasi# 55,150 252,850 Canvassing Tor votes In tho storo Is prohlb Ited after July 1st. M o n d a y ioni Why boss Eighty for Cent of the People of Sanford Buy Their Shoes of D. A. Cald­ well £ Sons? ,• . ■ ■ . First Yiecaiwc we cany Shoes of proven merit, “ Snow "Shoes” for mCii b o y s , and tho "Selby” q u a l i t y , ^ ___________ ■ Ladies’ Gauze Vest, made from long ’ staple yarn, all full size, sells regularly for 10c, FOR COM FORT only The and Pillow quality -j I D C York Ginghams is the superb summer gingham. Lighter weight and not half so warm as other ginghams, y et embracing all the wearing qualities and fastnees of color that’s found in higher priced ginghams. T Q / v Our price per yard o n ly ................................... jly 1 * >V * Embroidered­ Voil— Thii voil is it \ \ rforty-fiive inches wide, very heavily embroidered. N ow for something rqal dressy in w om an nothing but new shades an as Osowogna, Elephant’s Br only per y d .— ^...... ...................... .i. ANP MESSALINE . Beautiful •Chiffon Taffeta sells everywhere-at $1.25, our pi ALL OUR SILKS A k iand naVy blup, full 36 . ”* . " ( 2 ) The Cook-book Holder on the midD v ^le upper door holds your cook book scderfely when not To use. When you are cooking, simply open np the book to the proper page behind the holder. It is on a level with your eye, always «-lean, never In the wey. Itjror of Sanford for Five Terms, Member of Florida Legislature foJ Two Terms, President of Stiminole County Bank. President of the Sanford Commercial Club and Next Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Florida Legislature. There are 40 special conveniences * As a member of the Plorida legis­ lature Mr. Lake has held some very important positions on various com­ mittees and in the past session aside from bis multitudinous duties as father of Seminole county was also chairman of the d ty and town or­ ganisation committee, member of committee on cehstis and apportion­ ment, member of committee on or­ ganised labor, and he also satiated many of his fr !!o # | members in pushing local billa to tbslr Anal poo- b the NEW HOOSIER—17 are entirely NEW. kern great, neither did he have greatness thrust upon him, he simply IcUeved it through sheer will power sad force of character. In the good old state of South 'Carolina he first saw the light of 4ky and It was no pleasant acene tkit engrossed his infatlt attention tat the remains of a country laid -taste by the invading armies of the north and hla father an invalid from Early in the primaries of 1914 vounds and privations suffered on Forrest .Lake was Importuned by his n»ny s battlefield front Sumter to friends in the Fourth District to be­ Appomattox. From hi* early days come a candidate for congress, but <p Forrest Lake was taught to work, be desired to serve hla people for ilthough hla parents, like all true another term in the Florida legisla­ Carolinians were anxious for the ture and becoming a candidate to boys to have college educations and tiQcceed himself was accorded the U s children were given all that the 'nomination without opposition, his Bate afforded at that time. Coming legion of friends here v^shfng him Its Florida while yet in his teens the to return to Tallahassee from the w rit of independence predominated new county aa a token of their OR the bosom of the young 8 outh eeteem and confidence in him.' It ■Carolina boy and he obtained work ia now the earneet wish of these is saw mills and any place that of- same friends that Mr. Lake become itsd day wage«. Ice plants just the speaker of the house in 1916 and jlinu then coming Into vogue sacked by their support and thou« is the sta e engrossed hl^ mind and •ends of his friends and admirers he gave thla bus ness his attention, throughout the state and especially haring successively operated plants hie fellow membera who served with 1a Stnford and Miami and at the Mm in the legislature Mr. Lako has banning of the Spanish srer going decided to make the race for Speak­ to Cub* whore he located at San­ er, a pos t on to which he may well tiago. . Passing/through.'vicissitudes.] aspire both by right of merit.* abll■ ■ A I * I * - - M l» - '1 tk»t would, haVê Lgppailed and <115- :tty,—jfoHtical attastnnents -and - by and ( 3 ) Tho Hoosier Metal Piour Bln bolds * ' fifty pounds. It is low and easy to fill. The sUdloR glass front enables you to clsan the entire bln easily. The In­ side Is entirely of metal, with no corners to hold flour. First flour In Is always JfUr pacification and .the longing for his native land overcame-.the 4mre for gold and Mr. Lake and kb family returned to Sanford. ' While a young man Mr. Lake had W*n elected as msyrm bf Sanfprd sad held the position with credit and kaAk L i. - . a ____ t. _ ____ . o • . _ Won hl» return ho gravitated ’ to ÎWj.tic» se naturally os the^ flowet OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ia the talk of the town—come and see it. T h e m id -a u m m er la ic te r m i are 'White Beaaiy,” or “Oak Interior'' at A new feature in tbe Base Cup­ board U a narrow shelf conveni­ ently located for the etorage of canned articlds. Most women will find thla a great convenience as an "emergency It will save many tripe to the cellar or pantry. W 5. No intemi— no extra tees.' .<* •• Tlus sale U under direct ssperviaioa of the Hoosier Company. ‘ l 1» strictly limited to ostr small imnmer allotment of now Boosters. 8. .• Yoor money bock if you are not delighted with your Hooaior. This is yoor opportnnlty - i f you act quickly—to own this wonderful Hoosier on the roost liberal term» ever offered. You mav search the whole world and find nothing that will save you so much labor .In yoor kitchen as this new Hoosier. White Beauty 1» t wonder of convenience. It rnsnhtaes three roomy cupboard», a Urge work table and package pantry la one »pot to you can »it down at work and ear» mil.« o f »top«. .' You hare placet before you for 400 articles, all at your fingers' end*. You savo most of tty» weary hours other women spend in tbelr kitchens. ' This new Hooeler oo the*« ten s*<•-the greatest kltehea cabinet bargain you havo ever »eeu. The few we have will be sojd in no time at all. Only those woman who grasp this opportunity tomorrow can b* sure of getting one of these cabinets ou the liberal t^ootier plan, g g j g p 1 and experience as'à law maker. (.- Mr. Lake recently sold his inter­ nat in the ice and water plants here .ïi/d started the 8 eminole County Book and In a'few- months tho new ¡tatituübn had, reached and paeoed $200,009 mark in deposits and is st|fi growing, showing the executive’.ability and power o f Mr. - Lake os the president of thi» .flourlabiug tnitliùüofc' ; Although engaged In’ he "piules" and t o aucceos from the ladder, W u foe riknu here apd .with* 'hi«t Occus- ___ , tomfd husinede* yigoi f M acumen true nUn of'th e people gnd with up three plants, ahd them thg people and':t%,numbered among *«pon a good* (optthg«and in the eur- tbe young, progrmivB.business men . . teree from. hUsJfi^U Woo. agaih called of Florida. •Keen, mi» vc, clean cut, acUve, to the mayor's chair and served tour Urmjffn Chat position Vind while intelligent, ’pfogrowlve, with all the *SiV*g a* mayor waa elected to he hospitality nod '.friendly spirit of the Byriai, legislature froin what wo» trite' southerner, - Forreat Lake will pF*" Oresjc coqnty. He gave his present' hls^delpii for the coveted a, bosineea ¡ndnUnistTa- poeltlab 'o f ^pj»aker of the houee in ; the om ce of mayor an.d as a I thh legfaUtur# b f'1 9 1 4 and he, will 5»*mb^r of the legieieCUre AniLopon' prpve .a /fofonnti worthy of their steel .f!* «piration. 'of hhl fcrxn*'w o» regiardles* at the atrenith of. his op­ “ again Inj a str5nuoos*;'xany position. , jhat displayed hi«” strengtii’ ‘ .And Forrat Lake will win. ■nd capacity and made him famous M ) The New 8 baker Flour Sifter la the most wonderful of all the new Hoosier inventions. It is tbe only flour lifter ever made on a kitchen cabinet that ■hakes flour through Instead of grinding It through. It cannot wear out and can­ not grind through any grit or foreign substance that might be In tbe floor. Tomorrow. Only $1 Pute This NEW reason of -hi* two terms in lhe house acorn* }e s s • r •»•••'* - M O N D A Y 9 A. M. 81x90 Seamless bleached Sheets, our price for these only................ I 5 /C 81x90 Hemstitched, Sheets,- heavy > EXTRA SPECIALS •*, In d TOMORROW YOU may examine ail tho bow feature». You incur no obligation. Bat yoa thoald come early. Yoa may be too late to get one on tbe HOOSIER PLAN if yoa delays Come and SEE thia remark* able NEW Hoosier tomorrow. ' ABERNATHY Corner FouHh Street and Palmetto Avenue . . * Place In Town Where Hooslere Are Sold buSwar ES o f the IAM07SD Johnny Evers continues to be tha hitting mainstay of the Bravee. Bob Beecher’e base runnlng slldlag In Oie carly gamee at tho grounds Ie e d .to ih o impression Uob’s lujur<-d leg bas ceased to ble hlm. '. . and Polo that trou­ ' • Boston fans hr* already proclaim­ ing young Scott a wonder. The 8 L Lack of good outfield material Is . Paul rookie is filling Heine 'Vagner's troubling Connie Mack more than any­ place at abort and seemi to' be mak­ thing el««. , . ; ¿r. ing goodr •’ •' ■ S ' * » ' JSgbe Adams and Oeorfe MnOulllsn 4f)red Clarke wahtg to wto w pen1 are doing yeoman service for tbe PI- nant and world’s champlonghip b efore ratoo'ln the byg. t , foUrtog. So dooe Earl Mack..the young ■ , •- • • non of Connie Mack, « h o manage#, the . Accordlhg to ^ ii Kansas City crtUcs naleigh, N. C , club. George atorall ha» assembted a band of demon gUckere. Bill Carri gap-declares that: young . ■ Scott wtll prove one of the rest find* - Mike DooUn.i« making plays In Bal­ of the present season,. "He Is a gréât timore which recall' the shortgtopplog fielder, a fine bolter end a spend mar of Hughey .Jennings. • reL" says the Red Sox chieftain. . . • • ,a • • •* • A V . t Ä . . r J * All you have to do If' you want to Tris .(ipi ak«r.,0 f the Bögtoa .A m o* gel, Gcorgo Stallfnga angyy, u to refer cans, Is crodUed with being the hlkb la him aa " a naaA Henpg doesn't care how bo hai to’ usa. na long as homo n victory. Cooper, who served g year's ■aMMOi texan o r $ ll elves the rounYfl^ght salary « year, according'-to report. . Dali,. Though, ' '¿Ç Ï Give it», ob, gtvo us. the ntsu wMo slngs ht his work.) Ho does more in tb s 'saine tltne~be wlU do It tatter-* NOTICE * t-Ö Ä ■á^íL: As I have .' V, buslnees of the Title Bond A Guarantee Co., Esat San­ ford Land Lesguo. and W. A. Whit­ comb; I can ne found In the Tag AsseoOor’s Office in tho court houoe. . TH OS. K. BATES MR8. PEARL\CA$pN DRESSMAKING 313 WEST SECOND $T. Which we are wooC.fo do, In the effort wc are malting To sell our ffoods co you. We would not be too insJttent, Fpr that would not be nice, But we know if.-yot^re a3Li Y d u 'l L h e a ^ p a tron tw i �■**V'T .—»A ftï‘ -‘ 'i. ¡NïlXM » 1* ifl A t S ta iBi* y tf .briT y, i i lw fh ranlt'nt to fedd on jaJiiUl bread and hla variation occasionally, when they P Jbtutwd C*err Tm K « > and frWUr M u oio* should be building up their systems IDE IfERAlD PRINTING COMPANY and strengthen ng their bodies- on . h . j . k u l l y , i <5itof the great varieties nf fruits of the W . M HAY NCI B u a ln t»» Manager orchard and vegetables of the gar­ The local manager of the Western dens. As we consider these matters u b icrla tto n Price. 1 2 . 0 0 ■ Year In se v e r e r Union Telegraph Company at San­ let us plan a garden this fall as we never planned one yefore. M l i w W la tha City by catnap *1 .0 0 par peat la ford was subpoened to appear in have adrano* or SOe par month. ’ court with certain telegrams that Don't h r airsld that you srill put It Parnasi» la adtaoea maat bo moda at oAoa the court wanted a*, evidence. The In too good a condition. Make careful study of your seed •Ca tarad at ••oaod-cl*»* mail matter Auruil H a d local manager refused to obey the IBOD. at tha Pattatilo* at lati lord. Hot Ida. summons and he was sent to jail for catalogues and select those varieties aad«r Act olMarch 3rd. IS7I contompt of court, but. was later re­ hat appeal to you and get every­ leased when the superintendent of thing In readiness. Lay out your Osto* la Harald iulUlns >No.ua the company wired the young man fgarden with care and system. Plant to produce the telegrams. How the seesd so they can be given moet The Sanford Herald lays the pa­ many men are there in Apalachicola thorough cultivation. Let every pers «re omitting the name of the as loyal to their employer as the member of the family be Interested candidate for Speaker Who will hr Sanford young maní— Apalachicola in It, for it is a part of an education elected, which Ii Forrest Like.— TI mía. that every one should have. Study Tampa Tribune. The above refers to Carl Frank­ the garden papers and farm journals lin, a J’ lant City boy who was for and government bulletins, and then Bob Holly calls attention to ^®| several years connected with the use lota of good common sense. It fact that Editor Cleveland, who h Plant City office of the Western ill pay In pslendld returns, in bet­ recently married, has an editorial on |Union. His conduct In this ln- ter llvlhg, In better health.— Tails 4How to be Happy, Though Hot.” ! stance only bean out the quiet at haasee Democrat. — SANFORD. FLORIDA - T a m p a . Tribune. tentlon to duty and faithfulness to ------ ° , ™ trust that characterised * his work GOOD W ATER G R E A T ASSET Bob Holly has Saaureil the people here.— Plant City Courier, H. R. STEVEN S H. E. TOLAR M. M. SMITH R. R.*DEAS The Orlando papers arc strong of San ord that if they a n eager Vice-President . Cashier President for a cleaner d ty and better water Aut. Cashier 3 enough for a daily, paper to guaran­ supply and In this crusade the ed­ THE TWO FLORtDA CITIES tee tt sufficient patronage to plac< iN *, Sanford was the coolest place in itor of The Herald is with them. it on a self supporting basis, thattfae will supply their wants In this line.— Florida on June 20th, the maximum Not that the present water supply temperature being 62, while Gaines­ of Orlando may be Inadequate but Zoifo Truth. ■■■TT— .-J ’ * '■ ! ILL ville came next with 84. Truly, that it has alwayb been our conten , * *i ' 7, tlon that every d ty in Florida and ford are the guests of Miss Adelaide summer with her daughter, Mra. relatives in Lakeland for tha Bob Holly of tho Sanford Herald "lire is worth living in Galnfcsville every other state should get their McCuIley a t her hospitable home on Venable of Sanford la the pleasant ten days. • contetnplate/Vchanging his semi- and Sanford.— Gainesville Sun. You are right. Mac. Give us water supply from deep artesian Bay street. guest of Mrs, B. G. Smith for a few ' weekly to a « a l l y . Seems to ; tho Little Evelyn Wheeler, Sanford or give us Gainesville. wells If possible With the abun­ Star that Sateord is big enough to inhart has returned, days. MUs Mary of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Whetfoi T b t young men will pe glad to vited a fow of her triend* m4iJ weeks pleiaantsupport a daiN, end we guarantee Either one furnishes, all the joys of dant supply o f artesian water all having spent Holly can m ale a dally worth sup­ living and the best people in the over Florida «there ia no reasonable ly with retail^ nville and know Frank Smith of B^oria, 111., afternoon to help her ctlybrsu" excuse for using any other kind. hayftig enjoy world. porting,— Ocala Star. rips to Pablo has charge of the barber shop and sixth birthday. Littj| folki , Florida probably has morn clear promisee aatiafactlon to those who a . big) love to 'Beach; 5 7 water lakes than any other statFAJf The Daily Herald will be as good ‘ EVERY MAN A CAN D ID ATE Mrs". Charles ¿fid .little son, call on him. given a chance oyt *4nder the Paris women now are wearing equal site in the Union. As Ion-''“ ' David of Lake Charm left Tuesday as the business men of Sanford will Olen Howard and Enoch Partin In a tempordry;ronitnn led fiiki make It. The field has not been watches on their ankles; watch tho the supply- is adequate and c; .morning for Tennessee, the pome of have the newest Fords in town. It but they caught.jjf | here.beforo bjit the management of ankles of the American women soon kept pure and free from contain ■Mr parents where she will visit is now easier to- count those without spades, etc., instead b f flsh,' Alton The Herald will make the field and take on the same fad-— Pensacola tlon the dear watef lakes are all during the summer months. than to try to enumerate the for­ number of interesting tuin ' right but sooner or^ater the supply ^1 the merchants will be expected to Journal. ■ T /’ W. Allison, who has traveled tunate ones in ,tawn who possess littJe. folks were invited. !lnto We herewith ask Governor^Tram- is lowered by drouth or the growth hilp cultivate it. the states, Canada and Mexico for these machines for fast travelling. dining room where they fa,* mell to call a special session of tho of the city and the constant drain on number of years is spending the E. Burr of Tampa, representing table laden with good thlnf£to 1 The South Florida Press Associa­ legislature to pass a law providing the lake places the water In condi­ summer with his mother, Mra. J. F. the Citrus Exchange and E. A. In the center of the table vu tion ja being formed today at Lake­ for a watch Inspector in every in­ tion that is unfit for domestic purr Allison at her charming home on Douglas* of Sanford were among the birthday cake with six randls land and will com prise all the cities corporated town, and are privately poses and the danger of contamina­ Lake Charm. distinguished guest* of the Cushing and banked Jon all side« with ixiaj >1 and towns south of Orlando. Such writing Park to appoint us inspector tion is ever preeent. HouM«laat week. tiful hydranA^op, fancy iekw, Miss Jephtha Robeson of Missis­ The artesian well» of Florida are! an organization will prove of greut for Wauchula.— Wauchula Advo­ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McBride dies jsnd iced lemontde. sippi is now the very welcome guest , the most valuable aaset of the state. i benefit to the craft and The Herald cate. * and baby are visiting relative» in Mary Auiin and Helen Lsstoa of Mrs. J. C. Marshall and we are If this law were to pass it would Some sections are more favorod wishes them success In their under­ sis ted the hostess in tat very proud to .number her among Lockhart. taking Sorry we can’ t be with you. require something more than the than others being situated topo­ Miss Villa Dumas s a w a very the tittle folk*. On leaving tscht. Bryan primary law to select the in­ graphically nearer the supply os our summer visitors. ------ O— <Miss Jennie Hope and Robert W. much enjoyed rook party Tuesday expressed to Evelyn hiring bdi If you want a good daily this spectors. Every man in the state Sanford, where the pure water flows good time and wishing her Lawton have returned to their homes night for a few of her friend*. winter in Sanford help us to make would be a candidate and there to tho surface at all times and ran more birthdays. Those prcMot \ for the vacation, to the delight of Mr. Scul Mathers of Gsbriella a good twice a week paper this sum­ would be no second qjioice voting on be had almost for thn asking. Other little Katin May and Roberta .their relatives and many friends. ha* purchased the home of Mr. and cities on the highlands are forced mer by giving the paper a better the ballot.— Pensacola Jpournal. Kenxie, Gladys Kelsey, Hannah Bros, have abput com­ Mrs. J. A. Barber on Bay street. Henry, McLaulin is the official to go deeper for the water but the advertising patronage. There b no Spear, Shirley Swope, Evdya. i Mrs. A. H. Hope and daughters reason In the world for ‘the business watch inspector of this district supply is there and it I s ‘ from a pleted the rebuilding of the town Florence Wheeler, Katherine metf of this city to take a summer and he will probably be appointed source that fa absolutely p w and since the fire, having beep engaged entertained the Woman's Magazine t o n , WQhelmina Howard, O t b , in the work for several months. Club last Friday afternoon. •destm. The Herald pay roll ia the unless the popular demand would is proof against contamination. They have made many improve­ Mr. and Mrs. Gid Brown have and Sidney Swope. call for a primary. When we were editing eh* Qri-r.do tsarnv in the summer months and ment* in town and many .friends, moved into the Nelson house on ------ 0 ------Reporter-Star this question was all- of it is being spent in Sanford. who will remember them when there Oak avenue. started In the papoc for the.benefit Hitched by the $an. ■ NEGLECTING OUR DU TY is more building to. be done. Mr. Ralph Odell of Lakeland la In breeding goldfish, aa of the Orlando people and we were Willis Powell has discovered a The men of Sanford are neglect­ Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith gave a visiting his uncle, Mr. R . E. Kelsey which has flourished In Chins l Vreat truth which he promulgates ing their ‘duty towards the boy* of severely criticised for agitating the few , friends * pleasant motor trip o f this p lu s . time Immemorial, the egge are i . thus: "The hardest working news­ this city. / Wo are long on good ad­ queation of a water supply. The moved- from tho reach of the to Sanford Tuesday visiting ail Mr. Charlie . Speer and. family people of that beautiful d ty seemed paper man in tho state is Boil Bent­ vice and short on good deeds. mala flsb and hatched by the m l nearby towns .and 'returning at a have moved into the Mathers house to* be well satisfied with their take ley of the Tampa Times and he is What Sanford needs more than any­ shallow dishes. convenient hour. on Bay street. least referred to. Bob is so modest thing else at the present time is a water and the man who questioned Misses Eva Cole.'and Kay Mc­ Mr. R: L. a n d *B. F. Wheeler left 4hat he neve* changes his mind Y, M. C. A. building equipped with the advisability of a chapge /^ a s Pherson of TitusVilie .are visiting Wednesday for White Springs,. go­ ‘ Ths. Whol« without blushing," Let’s start some­ ail the appliances for the training looked upon as nn Interloper who Mtteee Eula Mann and ftdUh How­ ing through the country_fn.ldr. Bi F, - W a y w r ig b t — W a i f l r w P«r i thing for Bob— a kind of a Bentley of the youth, giving them a chance) knew but tittle about municipal ard at their Piesgaqt home on Bay. -W heefer'm SrTThdjr expect to be with the part as*ixncinfim In myi boom, or a Bentley day; something to spend part of the afternoons qnd j roBtt®r#* lhia : "*«teUon street: * gope about a week or fen days. , play?” ManagAv-"Waa Graaliri like Fathers’ Day. We chip in this the evening» In good company and wijl7alwttya bw wHb-Griand<r«Fany Miss Jennie O'Cnin of Orange­ Mr», H. B. McCall and sons; Ed­ satisfied with -»part’ o fyan/Ü*í,''1 paragraph Tor a starter.— Lakeland where they can be amused with th e ! olh,‘r city that h" Bot »dopted the burg, t>. C., who is spending the ward'and Warren have been visiting Judgo. — Telegram. v proper entertainment*. A g o o d [ d «P syatem and it will never h .lb e settled unti' It fa aettied right Yes, let a Start a “ Boll's D ay" and swimnUpg pool -XI this .tim e-of- .a the have everybody chip In som ethin# ytdr la almost as essential to the and without appearing presumptu­ ' ’’ boys as their 'meals and right, .here ous In giving our^gfster d ty advigs The editor of The Herald ia being n Sanford in the heart of the fiow- we certainly "hope that (tic Orlando commended upon the article relative ln gf wejl- district there ha* .-never papers will continue the agitation to njlowing the teams to trample been js (pan with the spirit In tiLm until the watef *»n be obtained from FREDERIC H. RAND, President nod eat-the grass on the parkways large enough to put in a swimming aYfteian wqlU—the bast and puregt . , * ‘ of Sanford. There,is no reasonable p o o l.” Many dries .in Florida would watitf itv thd wor d. P. FORSTER, Vice President. GEO. H* FERNALD, V jc President excuse for this.outrage upon the pnrt give millions to have Lake Monroe ■ The time will come when Orlando ; B. F. WHITNER, Cashier A. L. BETTS, Assistant Cashier of the drivers-or the owners of the and .th^ flowing .wells in thejr limit*, and other. Florida cities will (‘can­ teams a n d -the City officii)* should lihei' w ould h*v% piviliqns, swim­ to use :tbe-dee if wells for carrier» of bhve the po'wor to arrest the offdnd- ming pools’ gymnasium*, and all the «ewage and'use them for dhirt’ God »• ''tifs and gtve them a fine. We can appliances for the hoys' and men to intended them— a upply of the best and purest water ever given into the M -V * never have a beautiful city Tf teams enjoy the healthful exerdses.. hands of men. are allowed to trample the parkways We are all of ,us neglaet ng our .«iter the owner» have pent t me duty. We are Overlooking the one and* money trying to make them best way to help our boys become C A P IT A L $23.000 SU RPLU S A N l^ P R O F IT S $45,000 presentable. .■ better men. With all that our city OVIEDO OCCURRENCES — r-O-^-r*. afford* we are unable to tap a flow­ E S T A B L IS H E D 1887 * k-% Those brethren of (he atate press ing well and have a swimming- pool, OVIEDO OCCURUENGES who” announce their -Intention to we Are unablo to rent a room or a Oviedo continues to grow In area, publish dally Editions in addition bulldiiig and have a Y. M. C. A. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A JA to their excellent weeklies, had bet­ ah’d In the midst of plenty our boya wealth and popu'ation. . 7- T. J. Aiken ot Dunncllon with hla ter go aloar.o'n the dally propokitidn- are starring for these healthful j family have come to make this tjieir i f you are making a living publish­ diversion ^ future home. ^ They npw occupy ing a weekly, sildk to It unleaa'ytm have on iypn clad guarantee,/from G u n MUST PROFITABLE ACHE the Brannon cottage but in a few your bus’ji& s men to give'yrfd *udh It may not 1>* an acre, but It days w l be pleasantly sauRd in «upport in the publishing of »-daily ought to be as nearly so as possible: their nBvr-*tx ru m bungalow yl»Ich ms will enable' you to hire sufficient It ought to be situated very con­ is being erected on the property' he help as not to cdmpcl you to shoul veniently to the house. It should has recently v purchased frbin.'. the . V y dor additional burden* in tin- vari­ be chicken tight amf pig strong, in Wilson track nf iau'd to tl«- north of - i _________ It ■ ‘ -^ g . ous departments. The publication other words it. should-Jiave a good, the-A. C. L. depot. ' -X -i :•*«* ^ o f a j d a l l y newspaper 1« a town of substantial'closely Huilt fence around Mr"* jtrtbert KirTfc has purchased '• *' Ail the advantages and safe guards less than 16,000 inhabitants is by it. Its soil should b* worked deep the now bungs ow, on Graham »Ve­ no means- a soft snap.— Gainesville and. pulverised : lo ‘tUe limit. It nue from .B , 0 . Smith *tid he with Inaugurated by the United States. _ _ should be teriillsed abundantly with his family are among the new ’people Sun, - .* .. , ; the beet manure! to pe' obtained. we are glad to welcome tq.our town. Som e'business man a r e -io , the It Should be cultivated qn the level. Mr. Sol Mathew* of Gabrielis has . '•; •\ habit o f ’taking a rest In (he summer Ill fact there Is no-mere Important recently pufchlued (he1 honu* on INCREASED SAFETY is tne pnnci time but th e '’ Berhid f - l a on just spot of land on tbe farm than the the hill, also the orange grove on the the sync ntid in.itfisd oi taking a garden, yet how ^f»* good gardens w «t*aide of town owned by Mrs. « I d that Ú the thing that interests rest st this' s«ason wea are rtjaidng do we find on the farms pn the Barber, who b e ca u s e 'o f thi*. feeble •1 y 'F,. v'.?-? the paper better than e v e r.' One of countty. The farmer*» table should health of her husband has gone to t ‘ x- ' ‘ V . - - -Tv -I». «-> ;• the important changes recently made eaeily be the best provided .with the live with Jf)er sister In Orlando..' * Every pointy made for safety was Incorporated In t T M Mr. Bush an'd family now live, ip is the acquisition pi Mr«. R. A. Ter- most wholesome 12dd In the land. b7 " . th i cottige left empty when’ Mr:' heun to ..the staff, who will have And-this might always be so if the abldét diinds of our country. chgrge of, the society page .aiuj will farmer would grow »yen a.tmoll or­ S, M flwope and,family moved into f e i i m D record -the events,V Jhe chard and-cultivate a good’ garden. their handsome. n*w bome„on Gra­ ; Y -v'v *■ 4 coming* and goings and happening« Man's proper diet Is-composed moat ham. AVhnue. I.. B .M o e rc »hd T. J. A keh bavo : that has these advantages of .the ladlea and this .department largely or tlie fruit* and vegetables .r* willr prove of, great In tatest to the that fa* may produce from the soli. established a new repair' shop in m f . *" of nrgli genes o n ' the town atUhe Intersection of ‘ U dlos’of Sanford. Mr». Terheun has neva and Chuluota roads. their families, are in thl* U ¡ANEOBD H I M connected with the'Savannah pa* The— Herald-—will—he—biggerand better than ever end all that 'we ask of (he public la the hearty cooperation that should be accorded to a newspaper. THOROUGHLY MODE In its equipment and having every facility for prom pt efficient service, The Peoples Bank o f Sanford is^vvelj qualified tQ handle banking business in a manner satis­ factory to all. I A ccounts subject to check are solicited. i ,- : , Re T if* . N o w is th e tim e to o p en u p a n a cco u n t with W v> T H E F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K Member of tiie federal j (|l flf I ll "Us:tJ -v-. M St ■ y ‘ l Vi V ■ •V- y , * �» V . t ♦/ i«i Annie Hawkins has g a n a -lo-.... . g n fe W ------------Progrim 75r TfttVitmlggleman Com mero», Ga., where she will re In t very pretty exhibition o( At tho ImperisMTueadiy evening, «•In until fall! playing yesterday at Holden Park, June 30th the following program will imle H*PPeBi°lîfl— Mention Or \ * P * l * saucer or conb of home Sanford took the gam* from Winter be rendered by a bevy of Sanford’s . M alier« In Brief made ice cream at Miller's Bakery Park by the dose Margin of 12 to 3. brightest young people and -children; Act I. Saturday night BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS Baby site cream, 48c the doxen. ITEMS Of INTEREST Scene—The 1 Mother’* Garden, personal Howard Swartx left yesterday for L. P. McCuller. ’ Chorus of Mothers,”- 12 girls. U P -T O -D A T E Vermont, where he will join hla par* —......... \ Toots, the Bad Boy. . Reginald Holly . jeauairr Of The IW ln * 8 mall Talks enta for a stay of several months. Masons H id Big Time Billy, the good boy . Alfred Robson florrlnctly Arranged For Harried k The Masoniri picnic at Woodland T oot’* Mot her. , . , Lilian Herring Niemyir— RriitUn* flowert placed about Miss - Ruth McDaniel, who has „Tf, Herald Re ad eta Park ytSterday was well attended Miss Adeline Alvina Niemeyer and while the porch and Billy’s M o t h e r . C l a r e c e Hand beer. Visiting her aunt, Mims Eva by about 160 Masons and their fam­ Mr; John Aaron Bristiine were «mar­ with Japanese lanterr^ Chorus of Knight# and Mothers Martin of Jacksonville lias returned ilies and all of them thoroughly en­ Song. Whose Litt e Boy . . . . . . ried at 9 o ’ clock Thursday morning to make a gay setting oV the youth­ to Sanford. t ;* and Mrs. B- E. Squire and «/ , • - ' ’ I joyed the.cool park and swimming at the home of the bride at Long- ful figures and flippy face* o the Mothers and Grandmothers. family left Wednesday for their oh lisa Vesta Weeks, who has been pool snd the many amusements of wood, Rev. F. P. Storng officiating. children. . f , Mother Goose Characters: : ¡,pm*'at Good Ground, Long Island gueat of her brother, Mr. Solon this great Sanford-summer resort. The entire lower floor of the-home Music and games were indulged Strolling S on g., , . fy tire Company «here they will spend the summer. Weeks and family has returned to was thrown open tq, the guasta and in until a late hour. In- the guessing Character S on p: Change In Oviedo Schedule Tom*t° wraps and tomato crates her home in Jacksonville. The Big College. .. Newton Ltnrell. was an exquisite garden o f beauty game of rebus addresses the prise A recent change In the schedule I’Ve Got the Mumps........................ Mrs. W. S. Smith and son Cope­ th its decorations of graceful ferns waa won by at P. * S n “ ™ !*; land of Terra Cola Island are visit­ of tfre Oviedo-Sauford Cannonball ill palms, hundreds of the boau- Regional Holly 1st. Weima Graves, Mollie Abernathy prah yeast cakes oed popcorn at Mrs ing their cousin, Mrs. C. W. Lalng places this line back to the original u\ wax Like water .Bile# carrying In the state game the prise fell to Dowh on the O h i o . , . , . . . . * . . . . . , . „ Simon’s. , 66-G of Sanford. time-and the train icavea Oviedo in ly^anor Herring, Reginald Holly - out t\e color scheme of green and Lets Hutchexdn 2nd. the morning st 8:10 arriving In San­ white. \ t Mr*. TeTheun waa assisted by Alls* Gertrude Green left Monday p Act II. Keep coo -while you eat Ice Preceding the ceremony a fine Mrs. F. P. Strong. for Knoxville, Tenn., where she wil cream at tables on- the lawn in front ford at 10:80, Leaving Sanford at I Bteal out at Night. . .................... ... 3 in the afternoon arrives st Oviedo program V f music was rendered by h take ths summer course In expres- . . . . . . . „ ,______ „ . Spiuggteman arid Gnomes 1 MIU" 1 B ,k " » S*n ,r i*>' » l « k « d , t 4:20. T h . ch .< f,. U .bou t o n . Stars at Night..Song by the Boys girl friendb of the hride. A piano For M iu Annie Rtnfro* | ¿on at the University of the South Mrs. Paul Blggers and Paul, Jr., hour.earlier than formerly in leaving solo, Morning Moon by Grieg played . Mm, Harvey Renfro« waa host« Fairy Bella.. Fairy Queen snd Fairies Clover Hill butter the best. Sold of Sanford are visiting Miss Ro­ and arriving and the' general by Miss Josephlpe Smith; vocal so­ at an informal party for her attrac-r only by TE P- McCulor, phone 277. berta Branch for-the day.— Reporter- public wilt have to be governeB ac­ Fairy Q u een .,... . . Mrs. Douglass los rendered by Miss Eve Me- tive • guest, Miss Annie Renfroe Sunflower Fairy G uard.. . . . ( 1 . . . . . cordingly. Cspt. B. G. Smith is the ¡iLr*. Nelson and Mr and Mrs Star. Quartern were At Dawning snd Tuesday evening. Two table* of May Thrasher fan Ness will leave Sunday for New Schubert’s Serenade. rook formed the evening’s amuse­ Attorney C. P. Dickinson of Or* chauffeur in charge. Jlildegsrde, a Singing Fairy............ » York city and points In New Jersey ando and the Missea Smith o ( The bride entered the parlors ment. Virginia Brady Some Watermelon expect to be «way for several Winter Park were visitors to the Mrs Renfore'e guests were Mr*. Chorus, ,-v .Knights snd M oth ers... upon the arm of her father who gave L. B. Mann, a prominent grower Song. The Twilfght B o a t . . . ........... her sway In marriage. The .Bridal W. D. Peters, Ml**«* Carrie Ehsantht. r' W city. yesterday. x of M o y o e brought in a wagon load Chorus from Lohengrin was aung by minger, Ethel Moughton, Bessie The quality and the price Is right The ladies of the Bsptist church of watSrmslons yesterday that were Fairy Queen, The Smugglemsn. • Mit* Eva McQuarters, Mary BranWilliamson, Eva Walker, Messrs. Gnomes, Mothers and oo hay and grains at Duttoh'e. 78tf will sell home made lee cretra st the finest that has graced- the lnocl ; V han Elisabeth 'Branham, Mabel Fraser A mitrong, Henry - Nickel, Grandmothers • market this season. He made The Sugar Cured Hams, 20c the pound. MlUer'e Bskery Saturday night. O'Neal and Johnnis Smith lading a Beecher Kent anf Harry Walker. __ nale touch of grace and beauty to an L. P. McCullcr. W. M. Haynes, business manager Herald office a present of one that (a) Galloping we'ghcd 53 K pounds on the scales (b) My Country’s already perfect'scene. of The Herald la In Lakeland today A happy party of young people Mrs. Geo. Thomas and daughter a n d , it was solid and fine clear (c) Dixie........ .. The bride was very lovely in her and their chaperones that picnic«^ attending the meeting of the South Wednesday morning for their through. It is the new brand of (d) The Smuggiemsn..................... wedding gown of shadow crepe, en at Sylvan Like yestordey afternoon (/in SL„Petersburg after a pleas* Florida Press Association. • melons recently discovered by a traine, the tulle veil was worn in were. Mt. and Mr*. W. Mr M0* Mr. John Thomas Hodges of Co­ Entire Company, Clarence Mahoney i f l f ’ to -M r. and Mrs. C. S. Georgia grower and la called the cap effect with a coronet of lilies of KJnnon, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell» coa was ip the city yesterday the Excell and is described in another the valley. .She .carried s shower Mr. and Mm. Peck, Mr. and Mm. guest of his uncle, Hon. E. A. Doug­ To tho Watermelon Growers oranges, every one guar part of this paper., ft is certainly bouquet o f water lilies and fern tied Taylor, Mm. Purdon, Misses Alice, lass. Mr. Hodges is one of the J. F. Mann has discovered an ex­ full «if Juice, at Turner's Annie and Luey Whltner Lillian prominent citixens of the Cocoa sec­ rightly named, for 'if.s n y of them cellent mo’on for Florida, called the with white tulle. excell this melon they 'will hpve to t Phone No. 76. 77-tf Gibson, Helen Rowland, Essie Pur­ Receiving the gueeta were Mr. and tion and a prominent Floridian, Ekcell He has this season grown go some don and Helen Peck; Messrs. Karl Mrs. Frederick John Niemeyer, as­ ;f*Cotion seed meal, shorts, bran at 6 aci*»s of this melon with only 80 Mrs. R. E Tolar haa returned sisted by sn uncle snd'aunt of the Roumillat, Rev. Dr. Brownlee, Lee hf , F. Dutton’s. 78-tf pounds of fertiliser to the acre and from Chicago where she attended Sanford at the Beach bride, M r..and Mrs. Clouser. Peck, Frank Purdon, Ed Giles snd Joe DeMcat. the irrepressible ex- the National Association of the Sanford it well represented at two cultivating*, snd he has melons A reception followed the wedding Mr. Gibson. ptet* to leave tomorrow for Jack* Federation of Women’s Clubs. Daytona Beach just now, many of now that will average between 65 ceremony, the dainty refreahmehta The party went out in machines, and 70 pounds, It does welt on high wnville where he will be engaged our people staying for a few weeks being served by the Misses Mary carrying their lunches, enjoyed bath­ ✓ Mrs. Endor Curlett and stater, for oeveral days in piloting schooners Miss Belle Ichenor of Geneva were or going and coming, at the popular sandy soil, stands dry weather1 well snd Elisabeth Branharft, Mabel ing snd boating on the lake return­ as this past season shows, and also Kfou the IjWr. in the city yesterday, much to the seaside resort. Mrs. Roy Symes stands frosts better than the gen­ O^Neal, Johnnie Smith and Eva Me- ing to the d ty in .the evening. snd children, Mrs. B. A. Howard Quarters. Mis# Eva Walker pre­ Hxy, oats, corn, chicken feeds at delight o their many friends. and children and M n, John Melsth eral rhn of melons, a* we had two sided st the bride’s register! ,f. F. Dutton’s, 78-tf It is reported that W. H. Under­ and family are spending the ummer quite severe frost« after they were ■ Msny and beautiful were the gifts Mrs. C. M. Williams will enter­ wood is critically ill at his homevon in cottages and the men, folka go Up and there wan very little replant­ of cut glass, silver chins, bric-aing to be done. . —r , tain the Sunday School elams of Mr*. Oak avenue. He had an operation over every Saturday and Sunday. brac snd linens that testified to the Washington, June 22.— Reports of L W. Diggers at her home tonight: some time ago and seems to have They are a very good shipping Among those seen on the beach esteem in which thè young couple A fine time 1# anticipated and all are suffered a return of the disease. this week from Sanford were Mr. melon, has a fine (favor and beat of are held. Among them is a clock, the Department of Agriculture indi­ »♦¡come Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Fernald, Mrs. Dr. Milter, Dr. and Mrs. Cecil alt will lay in the field for three the exquisite workmanship of the cate a heavy apple yield in Mary­ land and North Carolina, the finest -Pepper, bggplsnt crates at F. F. both of whom are in ill health will Butt, Sheriff Hand, L. P. McCuller, Weeks after they are ripe in the hot bride’s grandfather made after the crop In the history of Colorado, sn sun before showing sign* of decay. leave shortly for Clifton Spring», J. D. Roberta, Mr. and Mrs. "T. K. fashion of the grandfather clocks of Button’s. C *& 78r*f unusual crop ih Michigan, goad N. V., for the summer. Their many Batea and Mercer Davis, Eugene It has been claimed that Georgia tong ago, and highly prised by the I have a first class painter and sign fr.enda are hoping that the sojourn crops In Virginia, Georgia and South Houmlllat and several others grown seed will not produce good young bride. 9 writer. We can do- your harness re- will-’ greatly benefit them both. Carolina and prospects in other melons in this state, but I can state A ; very important personage at states generally good or above 1 pairing and euto top work now. the . On Their Honeymoon from my own experience that they Mr. and Mrs. David B. Marlow wedding was the old négro W. H. UNDERWOOD. average. have taken the cottage on Palmetto ■Mr. and M n. J. T. Hill are in the do. mammy, Elisa Graham, the well Insect pests killed the fruit in Mrs. M. C. Savage of Jacksonville avenue which waa recently vacated city for a few deys the guests ol the JJ will be glad to answer any in­ beloved old family servant of the many old orchards in New England b the guest of hèr« daughter, Mrs. by B. Davis and family/ who have Sanford House. They were mar­ quiries in regard to the above melon Niemeyer’*. ried in Tallahassee last Monday and snd assure the growers' of Florida filin e Turner. '.The . many' friends moved to Tampa.’ • Mr. snd Mrs. Bristiine gave the and damage from tent caterpillars are taking a bridal trip through that this is the melon for their guests the slip and left by automo- was common from Maine to New Qj Mrs. Savage -in thii city are deMia's King left on Wednesday ktfd to SOS her •in their midst Florida Georgia and the Carolina*. needs. bile for Sahford wh*rt they t'M'k the J C ork .---------- -— -----------------------------night for Atlanta after spending the Mr. HUI ia well known Ih Santoro, [Kiin. • . train for " Jacksonv tie, enroute to - p Some Injury was suffered in Indi­ J. F. MANN, gal few month* her# in the millin­ having resided here-severa" morithfl Bait more and Philadelphia, They ana and Illinois from a late freeae Get your Ice cream from Duhart's ery parlors of Mrs. J. H. JJi wo years ago while installing the will be gone a .month, returning to and insect injuries are reported in Washington, June 26.— Sere no E. Ifv Cream' Factory. j 86 *tf MUa King m ode'.many‘friends while Monotypo machine In Tho Herald Longwood where they will set up Indiana, Illinois snd MUsourj.. liir hhls 'Ptllabury flo k fd n w o o d lore who hope she- jvill return to office. Mrs. Hill la the daughter of Payne, congressman from New York housekeeping for themselves. Mrs. A bumper peach crop is tndlcsted and who helped frame the PaynoSanford in the fall.' Pfcl6. L. P. McCuller. r • Bb-jtc Hon. Milton Smith, edltpr of the Aldrlch tariff bill, and who was de­ Bristiine wore a hshdsome travel­ in West Virginia end a very lirge Albert O. Martin o f , Sanford and Tallahassee Democrat and was very The Woman’s MUaio.nafy Society throned In the famous rules fight ling suit of green with hat to match.' one in Georgia. A light yield ia in­ "MUd Mannered” . Sam Hoffman, popular in the younger society set f the Baptiat church will .meet at which relegated "Und# Joe" Cannon She is’ the 1 only child of Mr. end dicated in Mafyland Delaware apd clerk at the DeSoto motored out to in Tallahassee. ba residence of 3 lr*. Vi M. Wllto the ranks, was 71 yearn old today. Mm. Niemeyer Mr. ■ Bristiine Is Virginia, where late frost did injury, Mr. Hill Has been pdvanced by ims. Palmetto- and Second Mon­ Thonotosassa Lake yesterday after The New York congressman was associated in business with his wire’s as it did in the north At antle from Maine to New Jersey. ty evening at 7:8<j, ' Members are noon in Mar Martin's Ford auto­ his company to instructor and the recipient of hearty and cordial con­ father. efficiency department of the MonoOut of town guests for the rrqueeted to jm n g their Juno For- mobile.— Tampa Tribune. In the Middle west, southern Kan gratulations from hla msny friends j «¡in Missioh apurnals. Mrs. P. F. Crary and two chil­ ype and has just returned from sas alone reports good prospects. in Congresa. ht* friends of the "other d hg were D h and Mrs. C. P, trip that embraced.--'ill ike states side” who efV hls political enomle»,. or, Mr. ttf „and Mrs. Dickson and Miss Colorado report* favorable, pros­ Valencia o anges, large and T\is- dren- of Tampa are visiting at the from Canada to Cuba Ria many léadlnr In f t informai démon«ua> S«<| ord; Mrs. A. H pects. horacdf her sister, Mrs. Geo. Shipp lous at TurneNe, *phone No. 76 friends here are congratulating him tion In Payne’ , honor. Speaker Fuller and M i« Fuller o Altamonte. of Markham Heights. They expect 77-tf to leave in a few daya for Daytona and his br de and The Herald join% Clarke was expected to ' follow his Mias Hill, Maitland; Misses TetherMrs. Bell, . wfu» of our eflicelnt Beach where they will spend several in wishing them long life and hap­ program of last year snd congratu- ly, Mary and Elisabeth Branham, Nothing Short of Celgmlty. . inolo county E m u l superintendent weeks before returning to their home piness. •’ late Congressman Payne from thÎ*'ETâ McQuartem. Mabel O’ Neal, Holding a glass of clear honey In. Johnnie Smith and Mm. Greenwood jUtft today for Georgia where she irt Tamps.- •» cha|r,. his right hand, father observed Im­ Want* bake and Churches o Orlando* \ ¿kill spend the summer among the pressively: “ ft cost the tittle bees, \ Mm. B. G. Smith, tceorapkflfed R.sv,;.jFraftk D. -Hunt, formerly nttrinclons and peaches and yeHow t many a weary trip to fill this wltif by KeFUnxbsnd, B. G. smith,.wero in pastor o f . the Presbyterian church Oli , hfled chicken. Lawn Party • sweetnesa from the flowers.” Little Excusable Ç»sl*y..; City yesterday. Mr..Smith ha*;i>een here and well- beloved by a’l thb Laura, who had been listening close­ Thursdays and Sundaya^VTooif- appointed to the position of* coq-. people Irrespective of religious creeds * Twcnty-fiife'uilputes'kfter her 41Vcis Terhéun eotejtained about ly, exclaimed, with great earnestness: hnd Park. . Picnic conveniences, ductor on the Senford-Oviedo VjPi Spegh writes rt)8 following to the' Herald: rorce-from one buab.Ud a WelUburg twenty-ftve yiung people Iksf even "Wouldn't It have t?een too bad If one . a *: l __ *_ A_ L. -L*L ir f ’ .*• RB*rrIo«l U> h«r ||n a |aWn party for her young merits. T ljc o n ly 'isfe , ■rlfean ial and expects to be able to hOltf hope .tp ode you next winter in of them had dropped the glnssT” Mtdoor swimming pool,*'em ptied the position after severalt months ganfor^S*Tj^^ j,, tj,# meantime I - , r , ---------- ; — daily, cleaned end re-fiHed from ar- practice. He is rather timid at want you to be sure, and hevw that «rl7-4UM,% . - n u i b n i h * au M"»1 f 11«’ Lucky Aocidsnt for Him. -tsiau well; Shower bath, toboggan present about approaching passen- lake bulkheading all' done and tho Time*. ° % • i -ja b e th a n d LciTa Hutcheson rccelyod After proposing three times anil dlde. leased privately also. ' . 85t( gert for their fares, but hiB friends new tourist hole' on the ^ay. before ’ . ------ --- ------ --------- ‘ her guests on the porch. Afi-.-r i ><■ being /ejected on, account or bia ugli­ For« 8 t s l « * i o Mshoneny. V : 1 *rriv‘ 1‘ 01 > ° « n* [V * *'■»«* ness, a man in London was Injured L T-Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Drown leave say that in tinur he will overcome I* get there. lf< ynu cannot get the > ? Monroe take bulkheading Finished, Use oxalic *«cid ami water, rubbing fwlic *“ « » • li\« ord,r oi •ven' In .an accident so severely that when tomorrow fo r Jacksonville where this-bishfiilneae. ' ' ■ he recovered hla fkce bad been com­ U in with a clean, fork (Until tho et*l» , lnK *nd all report having hg&|» they will rem ain; untl Monday.’ Rroposiqg't> municipal ice plant perhaps .you . nan* get the Forrest pletely reconstructed, decidedly for diHappaars. Mabngany-maF. be pob I Jolly” good time. They expect to aall from that port ior the city o f St. Augustine a reso­ Lake buikheading done and have * the* better. TTo proposed again and tehed 'wilb a flannel ciofh.'dipped la j . T ^ cottage-was mdde • attractive ■He* thi/'* steamship. Somerset, for lution offered by Alderman J. N. him speaker 6 { thé house by that whs accepted. sweet nr cold dra«n-lbiMed oil, ’ - v^th potted plant* and vates of cut T\ 5 » .■ «Jlimdre and from ikere they will Pomdr was passed, by dty council time. If you do not accomplish =e= wmmmmtrn— « « ■ . n j a a i L i : l m ' j .......^ both of ,theae prppqriilflM pn sched­ l°- hiafylan^ t p S ^ ^ l h e parents sjUhout dixAcut IsaLnlght.. The reao•'.Y1' I*! D row n '‘for tgvsrnl lutlon providesr/gr a special commit­ ule time, I shall cvtaln'y expect you will also he the-guests of tee to ìn v«tÌ 2 *Rf .the feasibility, of to have ths,pew Methodist, Baptist M/v Èì Henry at tpalr the proposition lhd for the dty at^ and Presbyterian, churches all built I gct-thC|e. With kind«t Atlantic S to/ney • to report Upon the legal by th r­ k— -- * ^ - w vrvTa i V R W ’jf^ phase. The rAoliitibn was adopetd eat re ? Youre truly, upoy motion of ‘Alderman Myers. e i. Nodus IIoi F. D. HUN 'President Crlchlow named -Aldermen 1 have a- fust da* W e .handle the. business of our depositors promptly— satisfactorily—i^trefully. Pomar, Hill and Center qn the sgec* trial.. I Notlre te Tax Paysrs H ■' • w . II. Undqrwood ial committee.r-St. Augustine RecQiir OfTifpra,and Board o f Directors are Sanford men, who ara-familiar with 1 Thè’ 1919 aaseaxmem on your prop» 6 rd. * • " '• ’ erty wa* rnade by Omnge oounty ofMl*» Mae Kennedy, the charminj local values and conditions, and It Is their desire to assist all wbrthy patrons of H LAKE MARY . . fidalii The .eomplrtcd bocja a-ere d«v ** tyrr- >.t. M . Brown,: iQ* this institution.' : ‘ v , ; Mis# Gucsie. Tillis of Ssnford Uvered to SomlnoW «ounty in Óetober, * A^ » > ; ^ t i n g Wends Arid 1913. If thè aaasattnent* in'your nelght,Te« in ...iljiffyord: 'M i » Ken- spent Sunday here with friends. We invite yoii to make our bank your bank and thcreby identify yourself with . ” Three automobiles full of pleasure borhood were not equallxed, comò In and * * w 0 former Vr^eldent of ’San* a PltOanESSIV^ SA NFORD BA N K, who w ill’m ake your interest theirs. snd her'msnÿ. fr'ends are giv- seekers spent the day Sundsy st talk to rqpnl»m>t tiicm and we'wfiTget the ;bom* of MmEvans and en-» tbijui on thK-isiTroUs ss tbey ahould Jî L * l ' »d jrçtsSrrnejba'ok to loci - " W e Pay 4 ’ ParCeht Interest On 8ay.in^ Deposits THOMAKX. BATE8 , ^ 1 Hby^f&Çe* with ‘joyeff the day fishing and bathing. be. * 'j V»;' ■■ . > - V ---- ; ‘ Bntxm’ nger of Longwood [**^lf* the maçy frtrpreyetnents I a. good .sermon here last *tuy and '.Tin ‘ha*dly reslike delivered *■_ Owner’s Notfcel k little vilikge h;sx grown to S ifâ a y at 1 1 ô’elock and wül conm ‘Ollni __ ; - , . ■' At tinbe to do so eyery third Sunday, of r u n . Sunde» and daughter. Mrs. Uf spend 1 (COURT HOUSE B 8 . McBride and Ulti# Ruth are spend inda »MAUon in a while at their DMS D ; I «*7 * ' ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS e BigApple Crop xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxaiiiiiiiiiixxxiniiiiiiiiixxxxiiiuiiiiiiixxsxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiii a o le C ' I*- t • ■ H �'..*■. .... -J U D G E -S P E E R WHITEWASHED wonrtudrs the report.-“ ho ir c»h llrey* CHtiLtJOTA G RO W ! bo expected to maintain that spirit of independence' sb essential, to the Dulldlng T in s’. Hotel and Making Methods Attacked Dot No Ground* - Other Improvements • just administration of (he lawT To Impeach Chuluota, tbs rapidly growing "It is not necessary to say any­ Washington, June 25.— Complete thing in commendation o Judge town in Seminole county on tho new cxoneratloh of Federal Judge Em­ Kissimmee Valley division of the ory Speer,, of the Southern Dlatrlct Spèer. Thè last line of the major­ ity report, recommending nò further Florida Eaar Coast Hallway, has a o f Georgia, from chargee that led to .great future and is showing rsmarkCongressional Investigation of his action upon the charge is, despite abie growth: James E.-Ingrataam vice all criticism to the contrary, a com­ conduct, was recommended today plete vindication. It would not president of the Flagler System and lu a minor ty report by Representa­ president of tho Model Land Com­ tive Volstead of Minnesota, a- mom- have been written If the evidence pany; Sidney Harri'on, secretary bèr of the in s tig a tin g 's u b eermmit- had.ponted to anything worthy of of the Model Land Company, and real criticism. In conclusion, let t e o ^ f the house ‘Judiciary commît L. Larson, northwestern representa­ Urejft dtffpresentatlve Volstead also me add that the day frill come when tive of the F ogler System, returned Judge Speer will be remembered attacked the Vnethods and findings yesterday from an automobile trip o f the majority of the sub commit with pride by the people of Georgia, through that section. not only for hia ability and integriti*, tee, wbo held that the evidence did "W e found excel ont progtr**iybe•not warrant impeachment, but *e- but especially for ^hst Mr. Wimber­ intt-m«dw*upon tire hotel noiabeing ‘ vertly criticised certain .acts of the ly called his many beautiful acta, of erected," eaid Mr. Ingraham this merey to the poor and the op­ accused jurist. morning. The brick la up for the “ While I concur In the rccom pressed." ' first story. The hotel will proba­ The majority report take* up the inondation* made in the majority bly bo ready to open b y the first of charges in detail and comments .on report that no further proceeding! October 1 is of fire proof con­ them at length It includes these be had upon the charges against struction, has thirty bedrooms, is to findings: Judga Speer, I desire to express la as " À reading of thè record makes it be oqulpped with e fcctrlc lights, run­ emphatic language os possible my protest against the methods that plainly evident that throughout the ning water and all modern equip­ have been pursued," say* Repre- long period of his service* of almost ment gerneraiiy. With it* comple­ thirty years, there ha* been an utter tion the- Influx of proipectiwctaetaonttive .Volstead In his report. lack of harmony between the Judge tlers will be even greater than at " I desire to have it distinctly tin of the Un ted States Court for the present aa they will then find suit­ derstood that I do not crUicsle the Southern District of Georgia and the able accommodations while looking m ot ves of my associates, for whom I have the highest personal regard; bar o f.th e district, as well as the about before purchasing and while but the proceedings in this invest! people. The committee fiund a bu] ding ’ upon their' property. "T he town is growing and devel­ gation have been marked by acts revengeful spirit, evidenced' requefitoping rapidly. Streete are being l y by the testimony of w itness« cruelly unjust and unfair. No ef­ laid out Shade trees haw been toward Judge Speer, and, on -the fort was made to protect the judge planted. Property generally is be­ other hand, a superior consciousness against mere slander and abuse that could serve no other purpose than of the great power of the judge over ing developed. -Progress It evident to disgrace and humiliate him. Ev­ alt matters coming before him and everywhere. "Indications are that the section ery enemy that twenty-nine years the rights of the people of his dis­ will soon become the headquarters trict. ,, the bench had produced was in 1’ “ An examination of the record in for cattle raising. Stock raisers i£~yjUd and eagerly encouraged to dethere are us'ng modern methods. this case is suggestive of the fact ^ t i l l ih l s g «Vance and to aupplemcnt ¿hail', with all sorts of Inuendoes and that eàlly in his judic al career They havo vats or the eradication -'Insulting opinions utterly illegal as Judge Speer> ascertained the limit to of the costly ca\t u tick. Thsir stock evidence and incompetent for any which he could go before liability to is of splendid* quality. This il well proper purpose. It la humiliating impeachment for official conduct U us*rated by-the fact that one man to read this record and have to ad­ would accrue, and jxent as close to there I know of is receiving f&O a mit that a comm ttee of congress is the line upon many occasions aa head for his cattle. Comparing that with the price usually received one responsible for this sort of cruel In­ safety would permit. . can understand the vaiua of using justice. No one in any civilisedscientific methods. I country would tolerate any such " A good hard surfaced highway proceeding." is being constructed from Titusville " I f Judges are to be subjected to through to Chuluota and Gpneva. the treatment accorded Judge Speer" This will be of much benefit n open­ ing up the country. ‘ We found on the trip that Vo­ lusia, Putm-m and Seminole coun­ ties are all doing much good roads work, Their roads are in good condit’on and they keep them so. They have good mach nery— scraper , drag* and other equ pment—and they keep tbl in use. They devote much care and attention to he up­ ARI*,NTS, set your children u good example by flOrNG TO keep.of the roads after they are con­ CHURCH SUNDAY. Tho tnnn of the hon\e who bravely struí t»d. The poorest link o ’ the declares that tire churches nre for women folk ns he lies in road was in St. Johns county. The bed or arranges to apend tho day in Some ungodly- wpy not only inroad to Palatka is very goojt for a rus himself, but his idle, bonstful words are heard by tho little bum road, but rather bum for a good y or girl at home. Children aro impressionable, and thoy quickly road. Taken altogether,' the roads accept the father’s viewpoint. are raged very weib-^W e left* San•t <t ford at 10 o ’ clock in tl\J morning. W H E R E 18 T H E F A T H E R W H O 18 N O T I N T E R E S T E D IN T H E We covered 110 mi e*. were delayed M O R A L S O F H IS C H IL D 7 A N D W H E R E W I L L T H E C H IL D B E a half hour at the Monrqe ferry, T A U G H T L E 8 8 0 N S O F R I Q H T E O U 8 N E S 8 IF N O + IN T H E H O U S E spen a half hour In DeLaitd took O F GODT T H E E X A M P L E O F A F A T H E R W H O 18 A R E G U L A R A T ­ a half hour for iunch and Ipent a hal' hour at San Mateo eand then T E N D A N T A T C H U R C H IS M O R E P O W E R F U L - T H A N A N Y 8 E R . arrived here at 6:80 in the afternoon M O N T H A T C A N BE P R E A C H E D . IF Y O U T H I N K Y O U A R E T O O five hours und a half actual running F A R A D V A N C E D IN T H O U Q H .T , IF Y O U A R E B U R E T H A T T H E timo. And we took it rather otay, C L E R G Y M A N 'S S E R M O N S A R E D R Y , IF Y O U M U S T F O R E G O A N too."— St. Augustin Record. sv TO Try a Herald Want Ad Where Is the Father W ho Is Not Inter­ ested In the Morals of His Child? P C •- ì? v * .;» HOUR OF YOUR SLUM BER SU N DAY, MAKE A S A C R IF IC E FO R Y O U H L IT T L E B O Y OR Y O U R L IT T L E G IR L S S A K E . X R Itccall the days when you were a child and how you watched your dear parents trudgo ofT to church on the Sabbath. Of courno tire world was not as advanced then as it is todav. But muny of tfie so culled advances really nre recessions. In many places, tliankn to this advanced thought, the name of God doesn’t obtain tho reverence it did when you were a child There is no denying ---------that "going to church" bus deteriorated in mnuy of tlip so cSlled niightenctl communi tie*. This enlightenment is only darkness. Wlnjre is the scientist or leader in advanced thought ]to compare with God? - Churejtes aro (he houses o t God. Thero you will hear tho word of God. T hey should be filled-to overflowing. fit.'. Help swell the attendance by GOING TO CHURCH Sunday. ' GO TO CIIURCH bext Sunday! ' — --------- — ■ — i* ■= - Ek V* W T\ «. . : '! I • .* ■- s iá á s i D a lli this ysàr CUKe'i has betn told si $5.50. Now lbs price it >2.5« sod erabar» sccuted'j a concetti on nfctrw>. by wa can offer it at a itili further reduction ta cooDsctíoo with thin •-. y sb licM lsft;^ I— (trcarnltin, tb* Rttir-ittniini] »VXOJOW'«M the h tttw tide*, w», bi** b trim iJ t a n utcí _ _ ___ M ■» Ihf i* K it « , w triiiic « ittn ir.cnn ot!*f ft »od c«r o »n mtbUctiio« r»th «M ytt< 1 V. : ’I 5 The Woman’s To W W -ÿ a - M i* Amelia Wilson, R. F. D.,Ko. 4, Alma, Ark., ■ ■ sa y s: “ I think Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth. L; for women. Before i began to take Cardui, I was • so weak, and nervous, and had-.Such awful dizzy spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well and as strong as I.cver did. and can eat most anything.” Begin tak ing Cardui today. Sold by all de 101 *sv G d jn C o llifttV iw D R, bound trip summer TOURIST RATES i"SeH litt' * ' -T O - ............... »¡H » riu4».ti ...........Its.so m ' so O u lu th *...........V * JM ? .............. 10JJW Lo. Ann*«........... M M S*n FfiadKO. . . . . 8S.I0 IVlojk«y........... u . 6L5B tttt M . e k t e « , .............. Uuffmto......... ..........4740 U n iU rfik .............. tZ , ^ rv. . k ............. “ ..............«Cu ._ Mlratnoth C«w"' .. ■» •*• IT.40 ÄÄ LOW-RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO C A U P n ^ AND CANADA. MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN. T M C R F l S ^ ^ * AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY l o w FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. M)W pAHEs GUH" Ticket* pn sale dally, May IS to September 30. Retorn umit 0c, ,. \ Except—To destinations in Arlxona. British Columbia , ‘J / ! Glacier and Mount Robaon), California, Lewiston.'Ida MonianfPi ^ Rellon, Gardiner, Giadcr Park Station and Yellowhionr Station, r w ? * and Washington, tickets on aalo June 1 to September 30 lsri 0tn" V A R I A B L E R O U T E . T O D E N V E R , SAL L A K E , C O L O R A D O S P R IN G S , E T C GOING THROUGH ST. LOUIS, RETURNING THROUGH CIIlCAGn OR VICE VERSA. LIBERAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS T H E A T T R A C T IV E W A Y Three Solid Through Traisa Dally—Choice |of Three Different T O TH E NORTH AND NORTHWEST THREE TRAINS DAILY T O THE 80U TH WEST TUR ORLEANS, L. N. DINING CARS. NO BETTER DIN VICE. FAST TIME. BOCK BALLAST. ---------18T DU FOR HANDHOME ILLUSTRATED B _ N ALL , TOURIST RESORTS, RATES, HI. ‘CAltUhSER AND OTHER INFOBMATION/fcD H. C. BRET3&EY. P& ‘ • 134 West Bay Street ,** Teleph ager Agent *, ;; JackeonrllJf, fix. =À J£t SEEDS' ■SEEDS Cow or Field Peas; Velvet Beans; Chufas; PeanuU; Sorghum; M illet; .Selected Field C om ; Complete and Full Stock Garden s e e d ; Poultry Feed and Supplies; OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLOE. IDA. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE E. A, Martín Seed Co. and 8 mi|e, at Harvest Timé Book on Vegetables Free J W ilson & Too m e r Fertilizer Com pany «Jacksonville, Florida R . C. M A X W E L L , M G R . -SAN FORD BRANCH Competen« force of workmen, fay road work alali Ihne». s Jacksonville, Fla. N A s R p V L tI aFl i * lI u *’ ft . • K» t . M errill-S tevcftis C o, 8 ¿ JACKSONVILLE I BEAMS * * CHANNELS . (ANGLES AND ALL SHAPES BOILER PLATE TANK STEEL STRUCTURAL -- ---------IRON-WORK OF ALL KINDS TRUSS RODS STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED COPPER AND ZINC SHEETS OAK CYPRESS * MAHOGANY WHITE PINE AND . ALL HARD WOODS LAUNCHES SKIFFS . ” * DORIES BUILT TO ORDER BOILERS AND TANKS BUILT TO ORDER —g g g ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ♦ » ♦ » *♦♦**** ® I Y T O I M A B E A C H HOTEL D A Y T O N A PEACH, FLO R ID A •> Is open for the summer season and U under,thc able management ot,*w ‘ I E. Combs. -Thia hotsl is located on the oen n bluff and is wvll known oy | Ita good table from last summer season throughout the stats. W E B S T E R ’S NEW ATIONAL •7*Ae * National • Weekly First T i n » a Special Offer to Oar _____ . ^ A household remedy of the French peasantry, consisting of pure vegetable oil, and said to pomeas wonderful fulm* merit in the treatment of stomach, liver and intestinal troubles has been introduced in thia country by George-H. Mnyr,' who for twenty: years baa Tn*cn one Iwyling down town druggists of Chicago and who himsotf was cured by its use. So'qtfck and effective is its m-ttori that a single dose is usually wnough to bring pronounced relief in the most stubborn cas«, and many people who have.' it declare they never heard of nnything to pt-oduce such remarkable result* in wagt! «fcsrmrt a time. It is known aa Mayr's Won<jerfui Stomach Remedy and ein, now be had at airaoat.any .drug atore It is now sold here by L. R. Philips ft Co. (Advt.) - [FOR L I ,E •. L O I]1 S \ '’1 ' *’ SEND US YOUR ORDERS ' Thcrçÿu-e Umei In çvery wotnjtn’é -Jjfe when she Itetttft a fÒtìi£vtb ficj .her over-the hard places. -When that timé c o m « fo you, you know what tonic to take—Cardui, the Woman’ s tonic. Cardul is composed, of purely, vegetable Ingredients, which act “ / , yet surety, on the weakened womanly organs, and helps build mcm back to strength and health. It has benefited thousands and thousands o f weak. falling in Its past halfi acentury of iwonderfu i H women i ‘ H' iB M tfM M d lifiu success, arid it will do the same for you. You can’t make a mistake in taking . :;V ^ 3 ® . * ' ft i; • • ah’ i H o w F r e n c h P e o p le C a re S to m a ch T r o u b le Promises to Eveletlonlxe the Or­ ange Business of United Slates Several of the state papers are juat now taking Aip the new Florida Orange called" the Gim Gong or Louts Gim Gortg arid named fee^ originator, a prominent Chinese or­ ange grower who has resided on his grove Hear DeLand for many years. W. C. Temple of Winter Park, former president of the Citrus Ex­ change and one of the primo mo­ vers in the organisation of that great body of men who have ac­ complished ao much for the industry of Florida, was In the city last week apd in conversation with a Herald representative relative to tho out­ look for tho orange crop in Florida was questioned regn ding his recent change in his immense groves. He gave out the information that ho was cutting back his t r e « and bud­ ding them to the Louie Gim Gong tree» and that hereafter the most of his t r e « would be of that kind and he would depend upon late or­ anges and grapefruit. Being the recognized authority on the orange crop of the stats and a man who has made gopd not only in Florida but In the busy marts of trade in Pitts­ burg where he successfully wrestled with the big ones Mr. Temple’s plana can safely be followed by others and It i i safe to assert that the late or­ anges and grape fruit will eventually solve tho .question of the citrus in­ dustry in Florida. * The orange business bids fair to be revolut onixed through -the work of Yewie Gim Gong and h i lata, or­ ange. In T886 he pollinated Hart’s late orange with the pollen from a Mediterranean sweet orange The re ult o ’ this experiment was a tree bearing it* fruit very late In the sea­ son. In June this fruit is a trifle acid though it can be shipped. It la best, however, in September and October, when ther la but one other va iety on the market. Like the vegetable grower, the o-ange man in F iords must diver­ sify and prevent a glut in shipping all the fruit at one and the same time. :: . ROOMS WITH AND WITHOUT BATH. RATES B jM PER DAT SPECIAL WEEKLT RATES WjOO TO f i t l ! , Hath house for bathing just across the itCeot. S h o w e r bath fr^s tot gu«t* of this hotel, Ail mall answeml promptly. P WE MERRIXM WEBSTER T h o O n ly 7fe\r u n n b fid g oft dio- UonaYy i a m any y oars. . C on ta in F tb è p /fjr and e s te a ce • of o ttjfo U u v iU itlv e library, - 'Covays e y o r y flpld o f Jkbowl •dffo. Aj» 'iRncyolopodia la s s ljig lo b o o k . T h s JOnly D ioU on ary w ith tho :> N oh' D iv id e d ¥ * ¡ ¡ 0. ' - ; , W W o r d s . . R700. ^ a g o ». 0000 Illu stra tion ». Oostncmrly h a lf a m U liou d ollars. L s t us toll y o u abou t t rom arknblo sinfrio v o & rite W . ~X. THIGPEN, & COMPANY - •* 4 f, .. • ■ ■■■.-, étti ■- - - -t.-a - - fc_i . _k*, 7, •' _ ú ‘ ¡T .. .** • - i ^ l n s u : M o t o » , » . » . « . » « » 00 . : / r ' lV W Vr , ' i l a W 'f o r d . o T -ifj I f -V - t : " . - x o u ^ w q in.D y -w il; ï o u • *, ' o r ld * T O 8 T< « O T ip >r �1- f F A C E 8EVRK ;'• — pariacm. abarra et «ha par valúa et Oaa llundrad were sent to the New York store !* 100.00,) Doflara os«h, aUH U rad and twenty-five to Philadelphia lEtiAL ADVERTISING atoekri , « d # prafarrod sto*» abatí; aatillo tho tbo boli!ara lo roeolvo In «Xrh » » ir , out ot rubllabtd under tbla Heeding furTho Car That Ha» B(»od Th» Testi From the day the twenty-five cars tho nat oarainn ot tbo rarporallo«. . fixed i,r M. r. A. B a m « . JaekaonvUleD Of Time And Service arrived in. Philadelphia they have yearly divides* et ala per »entuna par year nati I c«wx «r o m e J*sx*. r««atr tbo preferred atork la rail rad, «a borelaxtUr Detroit, Mlchr., Junji 26.— Perhaps been the sensiton of not. only the provided, hetera asy dividende aboli bo Sui* . f r u .a u wpoo_ ot eet a<ide tor Iba there la nothing in connection mUh automobile trade but of the busi In r- Bwau ot U xuU J. »'ranch: •wo « hut of qualor and pov Nrtlct h hm hy d m , to aQ whom U ou y con- *v*îihV , a *k «üfldend» on preferred atock the modern automobile that ia given ness world generally. All fiprts 0 «HJ». Ihxl on th* *UhU (llh) day of A ««u n , A. D. ^hal^he— pald t0 ,1,c Prea dency of the United w— . — - —. ———jail e , upoa tho fimi eeml-annuaJljr, Jwjáfvr sad July at rack yrar. I, ■ M llr ib U Uw HananbU as much con» deration aa that .of I predict ons were made as to how fflh S « the remerkeble feet «cO. Hacrior. Jadn or n t l Court, u Judc* ol Pn>- . T “ * dividend on tbo preferred atock «hell bo cumulative, »o that fi in any year, dlvfenduAnce, aay» R, H Kain, Auto- Sort a time,they . would remain in ®*1* , d " f m y fluii dt-eborr* u *drataMT»«or* donde ¿gpUibfd by honeet old Abo Lin«mou nlínf to eia (SI per centum »hall U. h. * e. t, a. ot the Mtata of M an u J. rrancb. mobile E d itor-of the -Philadelphia service. The many predicting that daCMJrd, aod-UeU «1 th* auoo Umo 1 alti not bo paid on _ auch preferred atock, tho do” , ,nd Ida »uccwa ha* been the Delaney . abati — a chart» upon -,— I to aold Court m y final oorounU aa aH....... the Bet Record. "W ill it st^nd up? How in a few months they would shake M JLjni »tar of mllllona of latrato, or anM «tate, and oafc far thdr approvai earnlnc* of the corporation, , ----------- - and »hall bo aubaoqucatly paid before any dividends Daini January S » d . A. I). 1*1«. long will it go through dally service! aperti ¡they could never stand the £ £ men who aimed aa high, If they ■hall bo P paid u P «pon or aet asida for tbo R A I > 8 (ITANLkV, in the hands of the, unskilled driver strain of such severe work aa they S f»il abort of that attainment. common atock. Tbo batanee of tho aet l-O O . M7, J-J7, profits o l tho corporation ahall be used after without shaking apart, is the thought would have to undergo in delivery Bet "Old Abe" lived when' braina tho Internet on the .preferred atock of ala Per eeatum haa been paid to retiro tbo prethe average man who U thinkiffg of I service, and lots of men-plkced the r tt ht a premium’ irrespective of ferred «lock of Ike corporations tho net buying a car has above all others length of their usefulness at one tie citadel wherein they dwelt, and earnlnie ° f ‘ he corporation to bo applied *ha redemption of tbe preferred stock when considering the choice of anlyfear. They were watched day by Io tbo a rc a li ron fi. Set eni b Judirla! Clr- t* 1st a mere handful of political’ tyF ? J *1» amoairt tbe hold««» of the pre­ «ull. In and ter «ho Coenty nf Me minai e. ferred atock and acdividende « • < « — a ^ahall . v. hbe• paid■----- no automobile. Folks nowadays want day!for signs of breaking down, but rtEtJ claimed a divine right of guard«a rid a . |B Cboaeerr upon the rommen »took until tbo antico to bo shown, when they are buying as far as the general pub ic noticed Hontna P. Danlallt, In har'onra touMp over the factoriee ¡md apperlfbt and aa ExacutHx ot tbo aebeen lU U t* ^ ‘ S“ a car, as the business has gotten to their numbers did not seem to’ lessen I s t e ol W . .w . Daniela, deceaaod, . of mankind. Abe waa. uni è*, redeemable h im . Complalnaat -Cltatioh and ta b le d to cell at any time imo aftas (bo that point where .an automobile Is a to any considerable extent, and a: In appearance but all to the «orporajiaa la duly or f . alied “ <■ )J ,_atock * * dï jn the matter of braina, and Combatting all these adverse clr commercial product, a necessity in almost every turn a ' Wansmaker Jay A. Etmleln. Defvndant I for bdalnaaa, at tha par vain# 4of o •#»aid Ton., i y A- mnaiela, a non-aeUdanl of tbo T .th “ ** **? swrited later net or ng the current of the aentl- cumsttnces, without the influence tbe life of the average man, and no Ford could be seen flying past, many Bt»U of Florida! dividendo duo on eald atock. Tko radami»It npprartoc tran tbo affidavit ot Oeor fr?!n P"<W»Td stock »hall not biclo t of hia time It waa a compara­ of wea th, Jo * Scars’ rise from jan­ longer a luxury, the toy or tho play- of them apparently overloaded! O, Herria*. bereln duly fliod, tbat Sa I until tbo corporation haa liquida llonldeted baa tod Ita "T oday, after three years con- fT ’i i ? r Ì “ ® of b l y eaay matter to (t*>p and itor to congressman Is one' of the thing of the wealthy date. ’ •r *“ • *®*»plainasl outatkndinf ind»bteda*sa. Tbe board, o f _________ ___ directora may. oben tbe “ No harder test of the endurance I stent service, J. U. Stull, of Wanalaid the reins of government until most phenomenal successes of the laeoa to the holders •a aquel amount ot lit lamentable epJpqde at Ford'« age, yet there h*s been only a dis- of a motor car can be found than maker's, Philadelphia store -state« the corporation for theater cut ahbrt t^li earthly career.' kultory comment upon it in the ita use In tho delivery servi«* of a that the entire twenty-five For« .. T be prelerrnd etoek « à i. 5 S it e v i.’.r s i i 1 ? d ty department ' store. The cars in Philadelphia, instead of hav* But in fulfillment of the prophecy newspapers, and I doubt if a slngla bi - r j * « to affinai uakaowni tbat Ibo S ,j ano r e tti ot i Pope (not .of Papal, but he of pulpiteer has considered it worthy work in such cases consista of trips ing fallen to pieces or ahaken apart aald dofaadnnt ia aver ,k *r* '* BO P o ««» •» «bo alato o f « o r td t. eereUo of i eubpoena upoo fame),' timea have changed, of mention to his congregation. If ■lx days jn the week and In the busy are etili in eervice, practically thU r a r " " ” ** * * ttofk holdere ef , P#ÜC. tin* days arc stretched fur good us they wero tho day they of recognising genlua wher- Sears heid fallen by the wayside from born, we manufacture state»- fatigue during his campaign, and into the night— at- times even tu t- were put on the street. at theological- institutes and someone h id discovered . the odor Ing the entire 24 hours. The work , "These Ford care are used by supported vniveraitiee, sc­ of a stimulant in the vicinity, the la much harder op the car than Wansmaker In city and suburban Ä Ä » ; ; f t , (« ,. our moat promising subjects pulpit and press would have r*- pleasure driving, because there is no delivery service. They cover from for In choice of roads. The goods must 80 to 40 miles a day, averaging from • « i l i Í«r ftlfht roiiMtutlv* their physical perfections much sounded from poll to poll with har­ same aa we do e race horse or rowing details of the Uct—but he b f delivered on what sort of street 800 to 600 light packages. Eaey one *WRaeoe, X . A. p O U O L A M . Clerk ot ibo y e •aid ‘ preferred etoek In takes the place of a wagon and two T ÿ f f V l S t . 8 * ,T fi., w ' ,kl* ns(e bog. The- exceptions to thta only succeeded in winning a »eat In or road the customer may live datod at tho option ot tho H l. . , E- A. DOUGLASS, aratarrad dock, by eoa id* era usually made in fa v o r; of congress by overcoming the customs the cities there a r e ’ miles and miles I borre*. but with the latter using one . ‘SClerk of Circuit Court, Seminole Co., « a , lacrad atock iato common prtulousnrss if It be a perfect and prejudices of fhe people— by of car tracks to be cruised, there arci horse every other day the average : _____ „ . . fly J. c . Ho boria, D. C. or any portion ot granger to veracity. It is .there- force of hia own mentality— and that eobbjfstfcfle»,'.rubble »tone and B el-pj?“ territory covered waa about 18 3” r-V r M t,l,rT a*‘ 8o ,W t®f f#r Complainant •oasi a great feat for a man to rise seems to be the thought worthy of glan b.'óMi.Ui ;^>butnp«d over all miles. With the Ford wagon« aa •“ T “V ■ » « tor tko porchai .personal property, Br U r tb« pay.day, lofiirK /H jtM 'àb» Mils to clim b,{high aa 600 stop» per day have 1 _thi* day and time from a Janitor- only passing h otict, meat of .labor or oervteoo, at a |uat valsatlon, to be determined by Ibe board ef What kind # f Reform fa r e wena with rouga.-shipV «fi* aces, miles and j made. G ood 'care haa been taken ¿jp to a seat in the eongreaa T>f the NOticg direct ora. To the aroekholdera ot the right to expect whbn_ ^etcher» feed mile« qljiaiu jU r« dusty roads ft) hot of these little wagons but not more OperaUve fiitad States. Artide IV. blareontilo Oo«i| This corporation ahall eontlaae, and have This is what Joe Sears of Kio0m- the growing .¡inind oiiy.upon intel­ weathgjft&V* turned into aeaa of j ,0 than that of the horses, wagon« Florida: Taka aotie# that **JL eoortiee Ite corporate rl«bU abd fianchila for a period i j alaety alno and Harness. * They have dqne more Pari Trammell ^G.rarao? has done, and In doing so he has lectual carrio’K? One lew^M V! TtpfeAa Florida, (or an* amendment to lb# «1 work at a great deal lese expense, to combat and overcome every some succeis seems to ’ lie ' t , . ArUefe V. 0» »»Id rorporation aa tatlowni Section ‘ hia corporation ahall bo the ( hartor of tba Seminole Co-Oj) pentiva coaductod by tbo feUawiaf cohditioftof tho weath-| "Juet how much longer they will of the timea. Physically, he worth m o r t a l an example <9 officers: A pra*Mercantile Co., be • t « reati as toi •dent and vice president. ■ secretary’ secretary nad president, a end er. the car must be onNfeo job . keep up their splendid work of |onr»i ding youth than a canting rehash diminutive end undandlfied; In » h e may bo oaa and tbo same The amount ot tho capital alack ol thia treasurer, The fact that the ForSNchaui» course cannot be estimated, but they rerpemUe person, and i botrd of not loo* ikon three, trance, boyiah looking; in man- of tho failures of all the human dero^ *baU be 110 ,000.««, divided more than alan directora, .»h o must .«*« 1,00° eharv* ot flO.oa each, ol which «lock nor waa built entirely of ‘Vanadium stHJ. [have more than paid for themiclv unobtrusive and even reticent, Hcta In C h riste n d o m . be holdere* of n «tork la eald c^poratlea, ock In too enarao ahall bo prnforrad atock. on «bleb to bo electo' ed aanuaily by said atochbeldera. the strongest metal known in theTTfwkJftlicy had to be abandoned nraferrad atork there abalt be a yearly divi­ (Adv.) there ia something to the fellow Until tba _S firat meetjat of tba stockholder«, paid ot • per cent, payable on the hereinafter world, induce Ipta of people tq use now tHey would owe Wantmsker dend provided for, tho offlccra of thia gets a hold upon the people ■» fleet day* ot July and January of oath auo- corporation abai) ,m l h thè Model T Ford cars.for delivery nothing. The driven have not been iwodlat yrar, and that aald Monk ahall net keeps It In the days of his K. Meal feorie B. Meat|omery, president: Walter further participate in tbo aarnlnn ot the 8. Ueorie Adnata. M aa. eleo praaideal; M. J. Mora, Bee­ purposes. They stood up so wsll especially selected o f trained men. | Joe convinced the powers •f1i1!. corporation. Tko'romatnlnr »00 aharno rotary and nd treasurer. •hstt bo common tloch andrehail not parunder all aorta of conditions that Th» cars have been at timea overThe board of directora «hall bet Q o o tto ;t were, it « 1 1 in him to make a ripete la tho ticipfto tho caralai« until tbo tho dlvtona* dlvldaad carolai« until Montfomery, Walter 8. Adams and M . J. ■ ebb prniidrd tor tbo ptoforred atock E. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment wtU the demand for them became geher- loaded and abused, but there they •ball Janitor— they tried him and he Mesa. dl bove b bran tally M paît paid.H HAD tbo capita) Tho Aral or prise 1st tlon meeting ot tb* ek < ot tbla corporation, whether common aid* good. Then he convinced cure Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles. al. The man who tla driving alare. No owner could ever possibly •took of tbla corporation shall bo or prati ad «loch, atock', «hall ahall bo fully paid for In stockholders laid in tba rity ol Sanford, Seminole roqnp a he would make a better mayor It absorb« the tumora, allays itching at Ford Model T pleasure car is driv- put bU Ford pleasure car to the se« r ïora laaucd to tho eubeerlben tboro- ty , s«ate o( .Flo'rlda^ t tat* of .Florida, on tbo Ttb day of July, . than the one they had at Kissimmee, once, arts as a poultice, gives instant re­ ng exactly the same sort of car as vere test thee« Wansmaker Fords lor. The etochholdera of tho pretsrrad atock A. D . I»tT, for tba purpera of odoptlag by-laws, computing tbo organisation of this again justified the peopje'a con- lief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointnmt uhe tnnn who la’ driving for the mer- have undergone, ahd therefore It ia •f loo avobe corporation ahall not bo eli- corporation, m i l r and alto for tbo purpose of ribie lo office, por ahall Iht preferred atockchants who Use a Ford delivery not exaggerating to claim that if a electing euch o Beert ef tko cooperati»*, aa tee. Likewise he was eleveted is prepared for Piles and itching of the ■oldem be nutherlaed or permitted to vote ■re hereinabove provided for, and iberoin the m ediate e) tba atochbolders of this service. Ford will be good after three yean’ private parts. Sold only by Wm. 0 . the position of Superintendent qf after the annual meeting of th* slocbbdldera tbU corporation shall be held oa tb* "John Wansmaker n January, dally service in the Wanamsker P The Seminole Co-Oporatlve Mer, Schoo’ e wherein it la said bin Aldridge, Druggist. Mail 80c and 11.00? second Tuesday in July, of each and every • , by C . E U H C A D D , y w the records of his predecessor« * Williams Mfg. Co., Props,, Cleveland, 1911, prehased 60 Ford- Model T delivery department, it would last • 1-FrM te Freeident. Twenty-five of these e lifetime used aa a pleasure car." like a thirty cent piece by com(Advt.) M an amai R ic e 's t r u m p e t e e r T H E EVERLASTING FO R D Joe Bean' entry Into the congress­ ional race waa a joke. I make this **f*r“ On upon the positive pre~ election statements of three of the sure thing winners who opposed him. Ho had been too hard* at work with matter» committed to his hands to got acquainted with very many people. But when ho got out among them with the other candidates, carrying no acrobatic rooster nor S.berian fly, no record for allegei atrangling of corrupt practices o soullcai corporations, nor years 0 ! admiralty practice, but just a plain statement of hia hopes and ambi­ tions and a seemingly unconscious display of bit fitness, the people by an overwhelming ‘ majority elected »/.«•artirtóJì* 37 J ■( i - f PILES! PILES! PILES! — ■ * . - H I * Wood Restored. Woodwork'which has grown dull with time sad the accomnlstlon of fiest may be restored by first cleaning thoroughly with fcpw q a OH a flannet cloth, says the Washington Her| aid. It should then be polished with a mlxturo of two parte of turponilno to one of llnaecd oil. Apply' this with I a soft ctoftf and rub with flannel un­ til every tface of the liquid eeems to have disappeared. Repeated applica­ tions and continued rubbing will give a rich gloia to wood trim or mahog­ any furniture. - •h . ’ V* ■ *--------- ■L- • Incendiary Rabbit A Walla Walla man la charged with endeavoring to annihilate a rabbit [ colony with the aid of 9 pint of kero­ sene and a luclfcr match. A rabbit waa soaked In the liquid and touched off with a match. Whereupon, with a beautiful understanding of the Hines» of things, the blailpg creature burr o w « d in to llifl'n u a r c it h a fa ta ck f-w h llo ppilcotlen fee Lotterà Patent la* I Snaferd •Develepcvenl Cor-* y liven that, we, the an­ te apply to tbo Honor1. Governor ot th# Stata •aaaoae, Florida, on tha eyetop ■arew psprep psH O T f i t Corporation, under the iiowinx pro rbnrter, ol_ whieb is new a^ ___ M tho _ ortgtanl . 1« a tbo the »office A r e o? tho the Secret 8» ary of State of rtoridn. at Taliahaaaee. Fteridá, •• required by law. Geo. E. Monifomery, Waller S. Adame. M . J. Mom. Atticità ef Interperatlea ef tfaaferd D c_. . »eiepmcal Carper alien T-^ w e, tbe uaderaifaed, have «(reed-to paeo•oriate nuraeivea, and da hereby become auorlated,, (for hi the ir.r .o purpeee ip a ,« hi ef iHimin, formlai Ja|o into a body politic conierete, under and by dille and corperato, vltrue of Ibo ibe lawn ' - ol■ “Florida.' r of‘ r‘ tba “Stata and do Here trnby adopt tba foiiooinc anidra ot Incorporal ration! Article I. The name of thia corporation, abati be. Sanford Development Corporation,-nad |ta prlnrlnal place of bueineaa abati be at Raaord. In the county of Bemtaote and «talo of Florida, but it may have aucb other office«, •lentie« and place« of burlnrae In Florida, and In other ataUe of tbo Unllod Hlatao, and in forelin eountrlra, la foretto coualrton, aa it« Ita boi board' of* directora may from time to time deter determine. Adirle II. - Article The fanerai notara the bualnraa to bo nature of el tbe tranaacted by thia corporation, abili bo olio»», to-wit: fc®Ld. « jjir « i . leoeo. br tot atoe ock of tbla corporation. Aritelo TIL T b# name* and residen css of tbo tabscribing Incorpora tore and Ike amount of capital stock subscribed by each are at felowe to-wit: . .P **.r f* K- Montgomery, Sanford, Florida. JOfi shares, / —i Walter fl.rfAdamt, Louisville, K y .. 100 Upa*, riñe villa, Ky,, too ib u ie , In Wltnéáe Wberaoi tb* subscribing ia4i* Whereof, corporators hav« hereunto set their names. Oe«. Montgomery. Ora. B. Montgomery Waller fi. Adame. M . J. Afosa. filata of Florida County oí Seminóla. } I hereby certify tha that before me, a notary publ|c, personally appeared. George E. Mont­ gomery, to me well known to b» on* of tho oregoTng eubecHMag Incorporator«, inora tere, and veb who acknowledged before me that tbnt be subscribe*, he subscribed hia name to the foregoing artirie* of ineorporerion for th* purpose* therein expraeso Witness my head and official e*»| ot c fle» at Sanford la th* cowaly ot Somlns and atata of Florida, oa thia tha 1st day June, A. D. t o ll . fata!) v ..M A R T K . W A L D R O N , Notary Public, State b u i o of bi Florida. n on n a. ■ My commlaaidg expire« Nov. 10, I»IT. Stot# ol Kentucky, aroupd.And auraoet».—C . . ' • ••• • * 4-«*; TTTTW-r*“» V* ■ •• 7 High-Priced •Wholesale fruit dcakr* ’increadttgiy have shown theft appreciation of ^ superior pack of Florida orange«, introduced and foaii^tninea by tiic I Ionian Citrus Exchange. Thoy are equally deposed to approve advertising that the Ex* change has done: Aa will bo seen by extracts from letters reproduced bdoW: The Florida CUres Exchaii|« «dfirtLiing It has t ^ o ° o r b^tseason by fsrln the our sales of Florid* frulU. amount of » 1 « of Florida citvo. fruit*. Our has a greatly area j iries directly resulting from * aales' have been without - doubt iitJmuUtad ' h aying m an y --_ . bv.the advertuing campaign carried on by this. i.irned) Jaroe* E. Moore, di Florida Citrus ExcUsta educsting U»e K , . y# g 20.T 0 H t r ° p < * 10 <n‘>« rior v * 3 * * ‘ n d ^ °f ,» . -J ■ Nqrwicb . * ?; T Florida citrus fruit. . . . . •£ f jfr (signrd) The Geivin PruU A Cofcml*«<m Co. B8 , Our inquiries for Florida CUtu# Exchange New Haven, Conn., Mer. 17, 1914. fruits last season were enormous. ' 1 Ilk« the plan of advertising. Si it enable* q! t* mstaG quick kales, thus saving our loes on decayed Exchange tchanee Orxnirx Orante« *n«T ana grapefruit which wa. wa hare Bren.fiaudimg tlile year. We art pleased (aigné<dj J. A. Wrigki. to know that the best oranges grown hav* Newcastle. Peana« Mar.1914. been brought to the attention of the publia The advertising of tha Florida Citrus Exchango baa greatly iacreaaed the demand for the Pruit handled by the Exchange. W» know this from posfUve direct rexuiU. • n .* (sl/ned) Uafcr ft Br». D o c to r s 0 . K . It All Approve Dodson a I (he Hafe Family Remedy for >. Conallpstion and Lasy Llirr ' -Jj in this dty and county thruugli the instru­ the course mentality of twdva t*o»r of about twelve wee thanks and making it .«tons Emit C«v Uff’ * of these oraarm. (a* Reading, Peana; Mar. 21.1014. ; Score* of similar letters hive been . - v ' - -* • ja the same ant those who are 1 is the time I t the ! ted the fun. No inid'Plain pealar.^*,; 1 undretls of vkfpelet». fnterAll grower* of Florklg the Exchange« of If you have a g Vf ' % *V|' ■■ 1 H M H S H p ■71 I ZjT- „Z ■:r There are most excellent reasons for L. R. Co. standing bw;k of Dodson*TiUm Tort»with .ah uncon­ ditioned guarantee to refund purchase price fide.) te>ou at oike without ques­ tion in event of any-dUnatisIaction Seven * o f ' ’.jijroljflai / . - v«jry highest pri»-d phj%Lfipni, who. were consulted regard ihg riodsonJi- L im Ton« and v.)io *tul>-tc<i JgW : vegetable liquid rnrnvly careiu'V with a*! their skill, knowledge'and experience, have agreed on its superior i&^it. hannleearieM'and effcclivfcaese. Dodson a take* the place of dangerobs calomel in ' ftmstlpatioh, biliousne»», sluggish liver/ sick head­ ache, etc. :■* Each of these phy«id»n ■ f t « waa heavy enough to stagger most men; but their judgment i* worth ail it coet, par­ ticularly If it! wrHI b».the mean« of lead­ ing more.jwopfo to refuse to run danger­ ous rk* by taking calomel* and other violent remedies. . .rate pi Florida, a ili B H oceopy (arme. Tiro 3 E 'ííS r ■:>Y ¿te f .f i .• * __ - - ■ ¿ V; a "«i’Vnti: Sí u :i» .r r .:r ,,A ’ t f u t To WuiCowraad Dora Oemu '.v ' You ara hereby roooDad.IO appear to i h * , bill In tb* above anriued tauge cm Aug, U d r 1014* s. « : ìi4j. It U further ¿tdorad that t W or nay boada. aomriMao • « / avldancra *1 utdabtodnnaa lasoed or creafod by any cor­ na a u to , or nailon, and papqt*JriUirfed jk, bonda q f and tba eroi of tira d«]d ot ber ebllfallon*. to »sarete* si) tho righi*, rii at Iba i rt^»enfold. Florida^ Uba power* and prlvilege* of owntrehlp tbarsoi, and lo e lercia# vetlag power* tbcreon, .lo f e 01 J rafoot thit. ■uld do; to eeever ter d purpoee* an »UC» panata •• -, ■ • . •V . urpoeee »1 ssl.1 _____ ■ io, wAsrelaa and ,»hJoy oli ^ H V B N t l lc c 'h f A i i l s e i U t . et Ta* De*d t H r c t le s .-lfl tpi» Contrai Statate nurdMmp or otbnValra .aeqnlr«, e*U, tran»- m to is r a Ih» stata ef Florldii W Tbe loregolng ciauve* t h a jlb e eoortrued Naal, aa indepeodent obfocfo, kusimqeC* and pow­ er* of *h|d orpotatjeb, f r i tba ■nm ••um«raU#o iiiiliB t ó - ipe, wltn no bad g * 1 th In è m m t 4' .p o w e r ,.shall not raeiflat, tb any manner, ut power of-.thU «*l- sllL hi.« A -»'H offlr», ____ et XM¿*^aFi ' ton, and •tate of Kontuaky, on tbiakthn XTlh da y of May, A. D. !• ! « . (seal) r BDWAU D,_____M/ C . ROY, __ I * '-i" ranchea, taira «Us commlssjaa cvplraa ■ out. plat; tmprpv#, W A S 'rr.k .'K State My of Kcntuehy, Jhe proper!/ of ibe tbe rarporocorporaW ol and to. do and of D*U. I) ' Of LèFlliul r V .Ì A S i'S b S ! County t,hereby certify that before roe..a notary of **«>•• 'ídr a * y public, personally appeared M. h Mete, lo M C well known to > * the forago(»> odi to usdërtnkbVuA direct the a>Anele­ etabacrlblnk Incc Incorporators, and who aeknowP m eat an rai» ol th* property,* f ìhU cori edged before, me that he subset!bod* hia thrn, o r ib e propvrty*o( ^fbew t tó ih l name to to tbo tbo lore |o going article* at Inearpom name •»♦. rent. »r»ct and «bnalruts •bone i n , fqg i tlon, the purposes therein expeonood. «rork«, (anoripá^ bOfeia. offire ISiw itM i» -.-My1 if H band I „and „ officj«l j . an*) at club houte*. arasement parta, rfnavilto. In tba county ai B and atat# of «(Ihr* Improvement» m p i l i l pitta i b and ot ba f_flaM b iisrea re on ■■ the PH property party,, of cl th' fhla cÀiooratiob ■ ■ ■ ■ on —f ■ Ifca property* o( oqw otbrpi. ■ «i fiM d 'ráí^uufaeturc.proftetu 1*0 al) R U T H J. IIU TC H IH 80M L ■_'* d u c i purrim»e acquire. « pini re, rail,'aetlfp, eeti, »e«i*n. tra«a)a«^ Unsafe«.' I n d t j M ^ l pfedie, ^ S ^ jl f t i m l s s lo n espire* í J a o V í lf^ T C j lb Umber, tlarUf Unde, -turpentine, lari Gao. A. DiCoitH, De Cottes, peritine landa, naval st »lera», lumber • æ and oth< eras, tumbar and' other Attorney for Incorporator». ' Motori a] a, r»ad ,tq ,f .bandi# “ “ 'M d otiserwira d‘ n l »«-rri-dt. • ^! -f In rberch«ndl»e* ol every,Cl*b* and dearrlplion, which ma may I _____ Indirectly to s Ifectuate the lit Cecri. Sfrivsjtlk JéJIrisI ■Orcil T« vorporvni ■ '•«; «"T U » bob ef Fiori da. Cecnir o f S e m fe o X 1 i» aamo bp 'deeds of trust or Chancery * ■■■<t, or upon the whole or any part «ri­ byy ^thi* Í .-' •rty bald h 5d ?ib B corporation, and i/^ S S i Armour Tvrilflser Worka»’ ’f • ■ UI and p'edget «aueb bonda for prò per corporata a earporation ri va . . ' m ___ _»• and md wbyn thè board of di re*torà uaoa, may determina; may deformine) to'Jean and borro» moooy wm Gora and Dora Gora. Dbdoop ■ 14vc7 Tone not only relieves the orffwif from' eonstipution and kin- » , ,u ,., , ..( s<. =. and* "ir -, own. lena# aal ehard». novae, • or orrhard», 1 . County ot Jeffenon JI hereby certify that before me, * notary public, pacaonally appeared,, Waiter 8. Adame . to mo,well known to be one of th* foregoing subscribing Incorporators, and who acknowl­ edged before m* that be subscribed bio mamo to th e, foregoing artici,, of ..Incorporation, ‘ for the purpoara therein espresseli. ‘ lor ^ w uLS * ' r7® ' IS . n w « ----- county, ri P U R ,,J M ■ , J -J .^ 1 ' �NEW Receipts from Cuba and Portfi Rico are Falling Off. Price« Hare Advanced. Market firm . The demand for pines Is very brisk and the market la in splendid shape. Receipts from Cuba and Porto Kico are falling off. ArrivAls yesterday were 9600 crates from Cuba and 4600 from Porto -Rico. There are about 12600 crates due tomorrow, on the C^ban trip. Prices have Improved very much since last week: 18a are selling at 2.50 to 2.65. 24s bring the same figures. 9 0s,# 2.40 to 2.60. 36s, 2.10 to 2.16. 42a. 1.46 to 1.50. There will be a big démand for 4th of Ju y trade. Watch the drinking water. When the hot weather cornea sees that the young birds have plenty of fresh water before them at all times. Keep it in a ahady place and pro­ tect tho fountain so that the chicks cannot get into it and foul the wa­ ter. Don’ t put water in a soiled vessel, as seventy-five per cent of chick sickness comes from unclean drinking water. You will find that vtkscl* that are not regularly clean­ ed will have a white scum on the aide« and button)«. II this is not removed you may expect to find some roupy chicks 'or diarrhoea or other disease If the chicks are worth raising at all, they are worth the time and . trouble that absolute cleanliness re- quire* Hot weather 'and uudeunlinesa go hand in hand and work havoc in a flock. Seo that the sleeping quarters are clean. If these arc offensive to the smell they are not clean enough to keep the chicks ip normal health. Give the little fellow* a fair chance and they will repny you for your time and trouble. If chicks are confined give them plenty of grit, ground osyter shells \ and ground charcoal; they will take “ just what they need. You will find them all the better for these little attent ons. Hot weather makes the average - person sluggish and he la apt to forget tho little, but impor­ tant details. One must remember that disease flourishes in hot weath­ er and that prevention is coaler and . th* worry and work to cure.. Right Spirit Fond Mother—"Well, Tommy, what ore you going to do for me whaá'You grow up?" -Tommy—“ If .1 can -Jffford It J'm going to Bond you to somp hightoned establishment where you- .'Will gat a One education." %.jr •$ OF EDEN" •cent Discoveries Seem to Pro' That Lower California Wao tho Sito of First Paradlo«. Includine poll tuee. Total amount charfod ISI.SSI.I7 (ienetal revenu»................ 13,310.78 The skeleton of a pyguiy at least Collection» to M a r S I, IS IS ------ -rrv M l* 81 « 3.091*7 two hundred thousand years old, Just Hoad à llrldc* K u a d .. . lt.6ST.S6 unearthed near Lot Angeles, Is ex­ Collection, to May s i IS IS . . . . . . -------- . . . . . 1S.TSS.11 4.911.14 pected to send lonreetabllsbod theo­ Geoertt School Fund. . . t M 3 l . l t Collect Iona to Mi)r S| J ries of anthropological science crash­ 1914------------- . . . V . , * . 1S.90S.I4 4,631.77 ing Into tho ash heap with-other ex­ Rub S.rhoole............ 6.191.06 Collection« to May 31 ■ N ploded belief«, and probably prove that 1 * 1 « ................................... (,963.14 ' the Gordon of Eden was In Lower Cali­ 1 *1 « ..................................... 1,153.14 1,33*.*3 383.00 *fornia. Scientist! who have examined Toll. ..................................... Collcctloua to May 31 . . tho And of Frank 8 . Daggett, Mad of 1*1«. •.............................. »08.00 tho California museum's research de­ 8 pod al It * B -D U trlet No. 1 .............................. 4,703.6« partment at Exposition park In Los Collection, to May 81 1814 ... 1,317.36 'Angeles, see in the bones a cold fact IM*ck Mamm ock D rainthat shatters tho heretofore generally ’•m “ accepted "Uncontrovertible"-, dogmas cXJ.V. H 1 4 . . . V . . . Ì J ........... 6,401.«4 of scientists w)io have tinkered with to collect 16,243.SS the earth's crust In an attempt to solve Collection, Baiane« to May 31 the' riddle of the universe. 1*1«. • • • * . . . , » *~, . , « • 64,3*7.3* Professor Daggett bah been direct­ collected ’ ing a force of workmen In the La Brea E i m m not rhiryed......... .............................. 614.00 asphalt beds In their labor of digging for extinct animal specimens. The dwarfls skeleton, which Is only three feet two Inches long, was discovered LEGALA—— UEiTa LD^T—kWuT 6 / C. v Dosatia>»nt mf Ih* latvriar In an admirable state of perfection U- ft La■4 OStv al Gelneevtlle, Eia., within one hundred yards o f the fash­ i Not, k>? . 1' kwakr Stv.n t h t t BÌ(a*4’ E.*T*»yionable Wllshlre boulevard. l«r •( q»Bava, Florida wbo an July *lh. That a race existed of which m od­ 1810, mada homretead eotry Saria] N». 06*58 em man knows nobbing and which far NWK, 8BJf. NEH IWIi, SWJC, NEH foamed the American continents ages and BEH NWH IW. SI, Town.hlp IO aootb. * W .Tattakaaaa» Martdlan ha, before the earliest date assigned to Altd notle« a( fatanti«« lo male* eommutaP .,0°l *»tabll,h elatm la Und «ho*» the most ancient remains dug up by dvatrlbvd. baiata E. A. Douvlau. rlvrk ol ■dentists, la the belief o f Profesaor tba cùvuit court at Banford, Florida on thv Uth day ci Aufuet, 101«. Daggett and his associates after a nama» aa wltn^aaaai does study of the pygmy bone« and a A- W. DaVla, «f Sanava, Fla. 5' M * 1” » •< Sanava, FU. comparison of UiN^with other famoust (, £' *- R- 0(*eka». ol Saaav«, Fla. collections. l.L. M. Habblniivt. ot Sanava, Fla. HENRY B, CHUBll. *T am confident," said Profesaor Dag­ \ gett, "that long before man appeared In the countries of the old world a dlminutjve race thrqnged the ■eetlon now occupied by L<oa Angeles and Its environs. There, 1 believe, was tbe home of tbe human race, the Garden of Eden, I might say. 4 "The moment we uncovered tb* skeleton 1 was beside myself with Joy, because In those bones I saw proof of my theory that the American conti­ nent was peopled prior to the time of Adam and the creation as referred to In the Bible. The bones will also shatter tbe theory that the first people to Inhabit this continent came from Asia." Professor Daggett Is Jealously guard­ ing his remarkable find, believing hTn* self a steward acting In the Interests of th« whole world of science, so Im­ portant does he regard hla discovery. Very few of his associates know the secret of the skeleton's hiding place, tho professor bellovlng It best to keep It hidden until -the state can make proper provision for guarding It srbll« on public exhibition. - Salem Mass., June 26. Special This city of 43,000 population ia doomed to almost compjet»? de» truction by gre. It is the arcatesi fire in the Visto,y of New England bringing in ita wake a terrifying talc of Buffering anti loss A t miilnght tonight a great fire fighting forep of a thousand men drawn from all cities and towns within a radius of 23 miles is help less. The wates supply1has given out. Dynamite has taken the place of water in the mad fight to ched k tyie flames but thin is inef­ fe c tiv e ! The tenter of the city is doom ed . Fifteen thousand people are homeless. The property loss will reach ten million and may double that. Many» lives were lost scores being driven insane by b y the excessive heat and excite­ ment. ■“ B A R D E N ■ ri* * » < u i H i .i » » .» « M»d# und«»' Section SI ChapUf ISM , A rt« •( I SOT. U * > o l f l o r i d » , « b o v in i «m òdo! of H IM rfearyed to t h , T « i Col­ lector of Seminole munte. ìt t r id i. to b* rallerted (or «h i r u m a r n t M i l « ’ »nd lbo »pporttanrnr»! ol the mudo to the M *ertl lunde which taie» hare boon levied (or, Dickens 8 ouvcnlr. Manager Betr Harmon of the Neil house, Columbus, O., has in his pos­ session an old silver salver In use at tho tlmo the English novelist, Charles Dickens, stopped at the Nell houso. Tradition has It thai the tray was uaed by employes of thy hostelry In ^ervlng Dickens. ' ~ Tho Bilfer v i i recently presented to Mr. Hannon by a Columbus lady, whose great-grandfather secured It Immediately after the famous English­ man left the hotel.' Time and long use had worn tho sllyor edges of the tray to such n degree that It waa necessary to apply a goncroha coat of aoldey to keep the whole Intact The Inscription of the name' “Nall Houso'* can «still be seen In the bot­ tom of the salver, although worn very faint by Its long use. It la one of Mr. Hannon's prised possessions, and oc­ cupies a place of honor on bis private desk. * Laughter Alda Digestion. » Laughter, l* a moat healthful oxertlou; It Is one of th* greatest helps to digestion with which l am acquainted; and the cuatom prevalent- among mir forefather*,~br exciting it-aM aM e by Jesters and buffoons, was founded on truo medical principle«!—Hufcland. At th« Top and 8 otto/n. Of all the people In Europ« the French have tha fewaat children and tho Irish the most ¿ fo r d . : h -• <. • i f y o u deal in valu es—y o u ?H appreciate th e F o r d . Ifc sita* p licity — its e c o n o m y — an d its d ep en d a b ility give it a value that c a n n o t *be m easu red by its price. ' T b e F o r d is the on e car that ‘ •hasjnadfe g o o d ’* in w orld -w id e service. Fiv« Luainol <UtU>» U tha prvea ml th« Ferl/Y««• •boat; tht toorios r«r U 6*t fifty; th« town e»r w*t» fifty—f. «. b. D « roil, complet» with equipment. Get c»ulo| »öd particukr* from ^ J HOWARD H1CCÍKS, S.tnro.a.,1 L .. ■m m t This Heading THREE CENTS a For Sal* or Rent— Two nice resi­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum dences at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen ________ m i s c e l á n e o ^ Charge 25 Cents. 80-tf In answering sit advertisement where nti name or house number- Is mentioned In the ad please do not ask The Herald for Information ns (o the Identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser Is and If we do we are not showed to give out this In­ formation. Simply write a letter and address It as per Instructions n thread. ^ , For sale at a bargain if taken at once— one Berkshire boar, registered,, 3 years old. Address Leonard Vlhilen, R. D. No. 1. Sanford, Fla. ' 86-4tc For Sale— Almost new Iver Johnson bicycle, price $26. Mrs. L. M. Williams, Sliver Lake or dadress Box 47L 88-2tp ~ Wanted farm, any . 1, , ^ For Sale— New Underwood type­ ity. Also large tract of land, writer, (Trice $76.'. P. O. b ox 1369, complete description, prJc. , Sanford. Fla. *89-tf .. ®t«. «B. Brlonne, 23 D«in, Royal Typewriter* for salc-^-you W anted— Cook on ti will find thorn satisfactory Con­ Woman or husband and nelly, 109 Magnolia avenue. Lovo, DeLand, Fla. 88 -2 US Wanted For Sale— An 8 room house with rmall store house, located, so you work. About 1200 lbs. Ha; can make a good living. Connelly, est cash price.in' first letter. 109 Magnolia avenue. £9-2tc Russel)* Maitland Fla., R. No. 2 , c-o Mr. Henkel.- i Fot Sal^r-One horse truck wagon Lost, Strayed or Stolen-Ygi,* in good condition. Enquire Central Garden, 820' W. Central avenue, spotted hound dog. Reward 1« * return or Information leading to Orlando, Fla. 89-4tp recovery,- B. R, Beck. M.gtp Do you want a well located lot in nfordT Some cash down snd bal- Lost— Watch fob, bronte medil ce to suit you. Connelly, 109 Pennsylvania IntercollogUu Mm 1911 for 220 yd. run. R*win| |t agnolia avenue. 89-2tc Herald office. gs.*,,, TO RENT We can sell or rent your properi Connelly, 109 Magnolia svina« For Rent— Rooms, large, cool, For Sale— Thirty Indian Runner ducka now laying. Reason for sell­ screened and well furnished for Wanted— To buy a small U« box ing is removal to .lace where ducka housekeeping, 'at *302 Park averiue, or refrigerator in good conditloa. 84-tf caftinot be kept. C. C. Morris, R : D. No. 3. 88- 2 tp For Rent— Completely furnlahed house with piano for the summer. For Sale— Good all round horse. Few steps to postoffice, depot and Mean Insinuation. M. S. Ncl*on, Eureka Hammock. Womnn (excited and dlihtvalsd)— steamer codk. A. W. Brown, En­ 'V 79-tf “ quick! Give me a glass o( breody terprise, Florida. 78-tf for a woman In a fit* Druggist (calmly)—“ Tea, madam. To drink .For Rent— Furnlahed office equip­ For Sale— Horse, buggy and har­ now or to take away with year— ness. $100 cash. Apply to J. H ped with roll top desk, office chair* London Opinion. and tables. Also a roll top desk, Hunter, 303 East First St. typewriter desk and other equip­ ment for sale or rent. Herald office. Thought for the Diy. He was ono of those men, mortorsc, For Sale— 160 acres fertile land, who possess almost every gtftaes|i : 1QD acres cleared and fenced. Terms Room for Rent, close In Apply the gift of the pokror to use them.— to suit. Derivaa A Harris,. 138 Wil­ Kingsley. to 210 Park avenue. 88 -tfc low Ave., New York. 87-9tc PALM BEACH SI We have just recteived by express a lot of pretty Skirts, all the very latest* styles,- Call and get ,an early choice Get one before going away, and ..be 1 SY " L I G H T ,'D A R K A ^ D G R A Y /TA M f ^ I 4* /fk M f rM Z1 EXTRA TROUSERS The dainty waista, some ©fiSilk, others of cotton voile. F or the lady who wants something. out of tin* ordinary. - ) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING In o r d e n io h a v e th e m o st p le a sd re . it is n e c e s s a r y to p re p a re yourself w ith c o m fo r ta b le w e a rin g a p p a re l. stvlish for®aie fail1wear. •• For 1910 Cadillac touring For Kent— 2 r car for $400.00, just overhauled in suitable for light good running shape. Sanford Ma­ gentleman and a chine & Garage. 82-tfc . w*ter, gaa gtov* ■TT* .J L'J' i separate. Add«-,, Sanford. FU. For Solo— Black saddle and driving mare. Inquini of J \ D . Roberta at Some 42-tic grocery. 0t* Ìhe C?ReJt * v F" ” “ ' « « «* onta goin»' For S a le -T w o good hofacs and Two Especially spring wagon, inquire of Coco Cola * 5 * A tiraci! ve Farm, for « 80-tic All Local Advertisements Under Bottling Co. Connelly's Real Estât, especi summer > early » Li y ,..*fVobably you d o not need a whole suit of clothei Then get you a pair at “ N IF T Y ” Trousers. . The'best shirt on'« the/jnarket at medium price. ............ • �< .. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SEM IN OLE -COUNTY— THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD I N S A N F O R D — Life I t Wlith Living VOLUME V 8 ANFOHD, FLÒRIDA, TUESDAY. JUNE 30. 1914 - -• - ---- ■= TRIFLING M ATTEln^B CAUSEOF.P L L tìM H Sr SEMINOLE COUNTY bNlbKrKISb THESCENEOFPLAY ANDFINELECTURES j). W. CURRY SH O O TS B. F. THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS ARE IT. HAS BEEN MADE POSSI­ BRYAN AT TURPENTINE CAMP SATURDAY dispute over horse CAUSE OF KILLING e**. . - CORONER’ S JURY BRINGS IN VER­ DICT OF MANSLAUGHTER AND ■ CURRY RELEASED ON BAIL Georgia Crackers In Florid* '• Through the co u rtly of H. H. j— ia in the real estate business with A. P. were shown a copy of the Hartwell Sun, his home paper. Tho paper is a neatly gotten up weekly and shows tho earmarks of up-to-dateneaa. From the reading matter In - the paper we are led to beliave that it ia very not and dry up in old'G eor­ gia and while jh e . people of that section are sluling and sweltering with the heat, we who live in this gopher section are revelling In fresh breezes, refresh ng showers and cool nights. "Why not come on down here, all you goqd North. Georgia people? "Where the -weak grow strong and the atfong grow great"— where lleep* loss 'night i are not known— where mocking birds ting day and night and the air ia laden with tho sweet perfume of tropical flowers. HAVING THE TIME OF BLE BY PROMISES OF THEIR U VE S ASSISTANCE SEVENTY-FIVE ARE PROMINENT FLORIDIANS ENROLLED IN COMPANY TO TAKE ACTIVE PART L%i„=A’ ■*. i i ! ^ ,■Tfzk- -*r ; 1A VARIED PROGRAM KEEPS THE IN RAWING MONEY FOR FLORIDA GIRLS ON THE qtJI VIVE AND SHOW AT THE PANAMA THEY ENJOY IT EXPOSITION Fourth 'Congressional district com­ mittee h it issued a e«U for tbe com­ mittee to meet in Jacksonville Thurs­ day morning, July 2, at 11:30, o'clock at the Hotel Asragon. r t j j . 'i a j u m i C D He states that the purpose of the meeting ia to organise and gleet officer* aa required «by law and to WERE SHOT TO DEATH BY tfaneact such other business as may A YOUNG SERVIAN cpme before the body for consider­ ation. STUDENT Under the new primary lawi of the state, tho party, committees are practically shorn of any real work, and have c*t even the canvaaaing of returns and declaring certain can­ didates' to be the nominees of the psrty, thus certifying then! for the ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO TAKE general election. THE LIFF.OFTnE ARCH DUKE Chalrmatv* Fish urges a full at­ tendance of the members. EARLIER IN THE DAY W. E. Watson of this city is the Vienna, Austria, June 30.— Tho member from Seminole county. assassination at Sarajevo yesterday of the-Archduke Francis Ferdinand. . Lest Ram by Fire heir apparent, ja certain to have an W. V. Dunn who resides in the important effect on the empire's pol­ Lake Mary section had the mlsforicy. • t u n i c a . loM his barn last Friday . The Archduke and his morganatic mortri^jgs^r^fe ;.was in Sanford at. the wife, he Duchess of Hohenberg; small boy in playing In the barn niujt have dropped a were shot by Gavrio Prinxipi, a matid^ydn gome' loose hay catching young Servian atudartt, while they the Stricture. Another barn passed through the streets In an close $y was threatened but was ex- automobile. Both died immediate­ » tinguls'htfd by th'e heroic efforts of ly. Prinxipi was Arrested, but is sa­ Mrs. Dunn and* the children. Aside from ten sacks of potatoes and a tirical and unropentant. Emperor Francis Joseph's roign quantity of hay lost in the barn a will soon end. It Is Impossible to » fine young nursery close by was so forcaat the political result of yes­ badly scorched by the flames that terday's tragedy. the trees are ruined and will have Early In the day another man to be replanted. Mr. Dunn has the sympathy of threw a bomb at the Archduke but be awa it and warded It off with his his many friends in his loss. arm. The bomb exploded, Injuring many. Martial Law Proclaimed Sarajevo, Austria, June 29.— MarAUfMaw was proclaimed her» thla morning as the result of the awtsssittalion of Archduke Francis Fer­ dinand and his wife. MARTIAL LAW DE­ CLARERAI SARAJEVO D. W. Currie, who owns* anti op­ The stay of the Camp FSre Girla Necessary money having betn erate! a turpent)ne «till about four at* Enterprise i s . being made very subscribed and a' ready response milea from Chuluota shot and killed pleasant and under the direction of having Deen met with from phimiWill Bryan last Saturday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Alleh the hotel is nent citizens ail over tho state, The ■booting' yea «aid to be fn aelf AT THE IMPERIAL TONIGHT serving meals and making the girls Florida is to have a creditable oflldefense as Currie cialma that Bryan as comfortable aa passible. The c al building at the Panama-Pacific bad started for hU gun when he The Smucgletnan. Pro fine lake and shade trees and springs {'exposition at San Francl co and shot him. Treat by Ihe Boys and drives are appealing especially architect* of the state aro (WiVited The^ 'trouble started over the Thi^ scaU'*for ' ‘ The Sm ,to the girls from the larger cities to submit plans. Moa^y*-jpf .'Jha question of whether Bryan should may bo reserved today at who are there far a two weeka* out­ preliminari’ Meps liaa'^divady beert use,one of tho horses to go calling inole -Pharmacy. ing and vacation and there la no secured and; more will forthcom that* night. He had been kith The -0 Herald bespeaks . for the better apot in the south to be ing when needed Cuftje several years and stayed at Junior Civic League a liberal pat­ chosen for such an outing. This in brief is the Wotofl of an i‘ home and while speaking-; to a ronage for, this operatta. The chil-' Up to date there are seventy-flve all day meeting at the Hotel Sem­ ftUff daughter ot Currie’s -about dren have given days of faithful girls at Enterprise and they come inole at Jacksonville last Fritfay of taking the horse became enraged work in this hot weather to the from every part of the state. The the Florida commissioners fó i the because she wanted the horse and preparation fpr it, and Mias Aapin- varied program each day gives them Panama Pac ftc Inlefnstionai Ex­ used some vita, language and when wall has drilled them in their parts. ample time to play and work and position, which is composed of the cautioned by Mrs. Currie swore at Tho proceeds— to the last dollar— In both the firls are taking a great following men, who wefo present: her and curaed the ontire family. will be kept here at home, and the interest. The very fine lectures and Gen, J. Clifford R. Foster of St. Mrs. Currie called her husband to children themselves will vote the taiks given- them by ministers'^ and Augustine, chairman; J. P. Folt, of the house to atop the abuse of money tQ tho civic use that appeals ladies of the conference are greatly Euitis; J. W. Sample, of Haines Bryan and Currie «became the tar- most strongly to them. enjoyed and the girls will go home City; W. N. Conoley, secretary get for ubuag and Bryan ^started for at the end of the two weeks both Jacksonville Board of Trade; A. V. his weapon to shoot when Currie refreshed in minds and bodies. French, of Sanford; C. A. Carpen­ - shot first and killed him. L ast, Sunday night Miss Emma ter, fo Jacksonville and li. C. .Currio immediately gave himself Tucker gave a most Interesting talk Schrader, secretary, of Jackson up and was lodged in Jail here Sun­ on "Patience" and brought out ville. Three other members of the day and taken out to the scene of many points In the daily lives of commission were not present, the crime with Sheriff Hand and children and grown people that were follows: T. M. Wier, John Frobock County Attorney DeCottcs yester­ and State Senator IV. If. Malone moat interesting. day morning. ' ,* & , . The lecture last night by R t f. of Key West. 11. & O. GARAGE CHANGE I.ukelsnd, Fla., June 29N -( S p e c An auto bus running between Or­ George Hyman of this city brought The iriqUest waJ held by Justice The meeting was called fo order itl)— Permanent orgailsalion of of the Pdace AUlin of Oviedo and lando and Oakland was stopped* by oqt a large crowd of visitors and ami presided over by Gen. Foster W. P. Carter Purchases the Bus!- . after all the evidence bad been sub- three armed men Saturday after­ many went from Sanford to enjoy and with the commission was W, W. tho South Florida Pres* Association ness Frbm J.' R.'Holland wan perfected here Friday, represenmitted t rendered noon lour miles out of Orlando and the trip * by boat and- to hoar the tVlluro, ".commissioner general for tntives of ubout twenty' newspapers The B. A 0 . Garage has rfiangod the verdict of Manslaughter and lecture. Rev, Hyman . is a most the southern slates. being present. Joseph H. Humph­ hands this week,.W. P.,Carter buy­ Currie has been placed under bond one of the psrty jumped on to tho forceful speaker and his lecture was Mr. L O’ Hara outlined the plan in the sum qf 114,000. The case front step emptying a pistol promis­ a great treat to the girls and many whereby other statsa are making ries of the Bradentown. Jorurtai {was ing the same from ‘J :,.R. Holland. elected president; W. B. Harris of The Only reason Mr. Holland 'waa will be tried at the next term of cuously among the ten -.¡passenger*. visitors. arrangements to be represented at tho Kissimmee Valloy Gaiette, vice- willing to part with the -garag» waa circuit court. • v. The following program will be the exposition and told of the need» The assailant was H. K. Hopson, president; M. Helherington of the th» fact that he. has .been made the There arc several versions of the for this state to be exploited frdm '* miU-HUukcr living in Clermont, carried out this week: i.ui.t iiiti.l Wi-.-Uy News »»nil Sven- stkte agent for the famous Overland affair and those who saw the re­ every commerciai and industrial Wednesday, July First who claimed' that Webb Sylveatef, Ing-Iolegram, seeretaryb-Mrsr-Gr-Or >àBi and U becam F ne'e'eksarjAfor mains state that the two hullet standpoint.----------- , S. Wilson ‘ of the Sarasota Times, him to locate in. Jacksonville, hence wounds lo o k us if the shots had one of the passengers, * had stolen ■ Rising bell at 6:30, Breakfast, The commission spent almost the treasurer. the sals of the'R . .4 0 .‘ ‘ Mr. Hol­ been fired from behind, the bullets bis wife pnd secreted her in Wihter Room Inspection, Bible Claes, Mis­ entire day in studying anff devising - *= - - - . i F r « land has made tna'py friends whilo A constitution' and by-laws .were coming out near the nose. . • Garden, One shot buried itself in sion Study Class, Technical Council, plans end means fori carrying them in the •preliminary Currie waa Campflrfiv Girls, Editorial Staff, out» whereby Florida shall be placed adopted and it, L»: expected that all here and built up a fine business not Lbe roof of .the bus and flip bounce Comp papruv Dinner' at, 12, Quiet oil* the same basis, ns the other the hewapapers .’ of- peninsular' Flor­ only iu tHs garags but fn tho sal» prosecuted by Attorneys George A. found refuge in the anatomies of Hour, Trips» to Swimrafhg Pool, state* in the exposition and such a ida, ■ except those,* Oft the, extreme of Overland cars and it .was this ac­ DiCottes of Sanford and John C. various passengers. The most seri­ Fishing Trip, Supper, Camp Fire plan was finally mapped out and fiu.V coast will* join lho organization. tivity that brought hint into prom­ Jones of Orlando, while tho defense ously wounded la L. C. Kuna, a fU /.t for rjtWng, th o subscription inent notice of the Willys-Overinn»! represented by Attorneys \Cayl,f B. Council. pronounced to be not only fcatib!« travelling man in the employ of ,a pefee of weeklies to f l . 50 per year, Co., and they made him tho offer Robinson and Lcttoy' G ilt» »of Orbut entirely practical. / Thursday July Second . Columbus, Qa., bank sup’ply house, sftd the establishment and main­ of tho state agency. This Lh a rwpid Mando, and by one of Curria> .lawyer Having before them tentative who had bullet wounds In right Rising Hell, at .6:30, Breakfast, rise for Mr. Holland and ho could tenance of equitable advertising friends who had been wired for in agreements from tlje most repre­ armu and both hips. .Webb Sylves­ Room Inspection; Bibtb Olkas, Mis­ rates Wee discussetj. SeenI annual not afford to tutn down thcr offer Georgia, to assist in the case.'1 •*. ter was shot in right hip ahd his sion Study Class, Technical Council, sentative and tho largest producers meetings will be held,‘ the flr*t of although he wanted to remain in Mr. Bryan . waa * . widower, 41 brother bad his left elbow shattered. College G[rU, Missionary Institute, xnd shippers of the stats td sup­ which wilt be «t 'Arcadia on July Sanford. Fred Fields, tho efficient years *old, and earne from South All will recover,, but Kunz may Jose Dinner at 12, Quiet Hour, Trips to port, the enterprise, the commission 10 th. office manager of the B. &. O. will Carolina,’ and' U( survived by two felt no hesi eney In going into de­ a limb. Swimming Pool. St 6 iw. Island * and acconfpsny^ Mr^ -Htfilohd to ,Jack~„ 'children and one-"i»rvthtrr, R. C* - There were two women in life tail with their plana and practically OeLand, - Supper at 6 ; ¿Entertain­ suhvillo attd.be In charge of the buslii;-,* Bryan, driver far the^Gprdon bakery .bus but- both escaped uninjured. ment Enterprise Orphaqftge, Vespers winding up this part of the work. Cardan Brown M g ^ M c e M t headquarters. Jh o Orlando; pnd bjsynurried sister, who Intending that the Florida ex­ lA a ’ sooti u the firing ceajed tins me* ' ; j„, ’ Gordan, the fifteen years old son peopW here hate to k »e resides, ip Tampa, and ;J; -H. Bryfin ir. tho bus Jumped out and captured hibit shall ha typically aitd entirely land and Mr. and.JJr». jlild it but ofy&tra. George II.. Brown diet) at of Kissimmee. '/ Fri4ay'Jaiy T bír(1 , : : . Floridian, the commission by the.gun'men, after a severe gtruggle, J the famliy residence Monday mqrn* rejoice fn ’ thcfi^’sdVaneemnnf. j w" -' •'* '— . llryan - ha d -h e e n -ths for» Inan o f i» n i . .■un»,T ■ i *i i -ewA * if I AvC ri ri { n tri f o nf nti ten­ TUaing——hss Heiiat UÍ3 Ur', lTrV^ f a « SJ ^ l'1l11u^dn»;dejidrd.|¡* invito at o•once : in which’, all three Jk*re badly ,cu W. P, Carter,. lh^i! new proprietor.';,;/ ing at 6 o'clock- Gordan had been the Oyrrio turpentine place and had and bruised with revolver butts, Room Inspection, Bible Class', M i s - f | « w - T>ltó» WO -drawings o r, a an invalid from babyhood and a of the B. 4 * ^ needs no introdu*- fu ^ been in the employ of Currie for bricks and a small pocket knife. aion Study Class, Dinner at 12, building tq' cost 130,000 to J4O,0T)O great . sufferer, having sustained a lion to the people of Sonfinofn COW-* many years and just why the men *■- H. D. Everett, one of the pasen- Quiet Hour, Trip to Lemon Bluff from Florid« architect*, and 'iflls fail from hia burse7* arms when but ty, having long been a raoidont ot should have the trifling trouble that Invitation will.bev sent out at once. gefs, an insurance agent living here, and Picnic Supper, Vespers^ nine months old that resulted in this city and engaged in' tbe lumber ■ resulted in the death of Bryan’ will cut, a ‘deep gash in the neck of J.- 8 . The interest manifested by the Architects from all over the state curvature of the spin*. * The little business. He wilt continue hi» lum­ probably never be known, unlees it Tyner, claiming Haines City as.‘his girts is so intense that these assem­ will be asked to confer with the fellow 'was timid and sensitive, rare­ ber buslpess, having msdo a su'ecoos b brought out in the trial before home. A friend and accomplice of blies w ill'b e maintained each yehr secretary of tho commission, II. C. ly ever belrig-sgeeh by ' strangers. o f.it an^ wUl ke»p Q. wp^ the circuit court. Hopson, the third assailant,, refused and already they are making prep­ Schrader, at 1305 Heard National The funeral Mfvicw' was held at There ore many conflicting. re­ to give his name, but it-Is .thought _______ arations for a larger crow d .jrir0m o m Bank ||ullding, this city, whd .will the home at 1:30 p.-rn. Monday and by th»i .ikatllotien. -. * .• ' , »*.. ports about the case but none that Florida and other states'"to a u lm er .furnish them with detail« and cpecihe also Uvea in Clermont a iii'm * y ■<iRt, I Immediately after the body was will bear investigating and The Her­ be n brother of Hopson, He ib se­ at Enterprise next summer. -„If pos­ flbStions . and othert' necessary inSEMINOLB SYSTEM HETTFJf . ald will parr.uo its' Usual policy, o f verely cut about the, ic J lp 'ir o in sible the directore may bring an­ ^rtnationy for their guidance in taken to^Ovledo for burial. »Gordin • • i is survived by .his m otb^, .two sis­ living the facts in the case end re­ blows from the butt of other party of girl* down later in p in in g ; plans for ji Florida :*i*te ters, Misses Julti and %velyn and Deputy ShlsTTSc VeljN of How tho serving the Judgment to the cofirt*. • \ passing sutd hurried Kunz to a the season before the hotel opens building li^be erected ah the expo- three brothers. George, Myron and A^iJU of JastJce■'Grind Both parties are we|l known in local hospital. The, machine used ritlon grourtds in San Trariclscd In für "the winter deaeon.’ Charles Brown. Mhny beautiful ,, the county(^nd-ip yie state and it i" liy Hoped* brought .In the. thrde rTv-’l . », 44, 1x • •'; :fv 1 , Deputy.'Sheriff D. II. Hooker, o f time for the op tn ih g'of the exposi­ floral offerings testified to the warm Seminole county was in Orlando to be' regretted that the killing took trouble tnakm and the, bus soon tion nest February;» ‘ w sympathy of their friends. ' ,7 Odd Fellows Memorial place without any apparent mo­ followed with its p a l t e r s , Mondsy'KMd paid the Reporter-Star 'T h e commission also confirmed tive for tbe taking o f - human Jife. un appreciated rail. Deputy Hooker the irommittee appointment« o f .dal* E 7 ' ' The Sanford Odd “Fellows held Hopson and hia psla ,-madc no D. W. Currie cam> t o ' .Florida effort to flee and Were lodged In the their snnqsl teemorial services lost cgntes from the contiplnion to Visit Weekly W'cather Report U analert officer, and is ol the opin­ from Georgia mdny year* ago and county jail after having their Washington, Jima v IS.-—"Except ion that the justice court method of Sunday* night In the Presbyterian Han Francisco andwofail a site for has long been a resident of Orlando wounds,-dressed. .lipd passed a .for showers tomorrow in Now Eng« procedure Is better in many inchurch; the sermon being preached the Florida.bull and Orane* lid They refused t o . make any stater by D »/ Brownlee. There were many resolution urging Gov^;' Park Tram- land,amt thq Middle Atlantic states, atancas than - the criminal * court' inent.j(i Florid« «ut Ocsrgl* ( . mont to newspaper representative* predent to hoar the lecture and many ratll to head the' committee and go fair and „warm weather Is foreVXst method. with it Ho told of several instaftew wheto for tha;Q|at hsiLof thé. comthg week th* tulpentinc >nd Amb** to áxn Francisco. The aeNo details are obtainable .In refer­ of the.-.Cldd' Fellows of the Sanford streets were made, the defendants of the site by the Florid* pnd oilier lodges aOencded. Dr. ence to the domestic tumbles .tkfi toner representatives witl ' tr*ed and delivery made to tho con­ BrovrpOe took the subject ot char­ *• aeem to »have been the cause ofT h i 4h Occasion of ce atnony by victs camps with in a few hour«,,lb» districts, west of the Rocky moun­ ity-a s hia theme and the good that attacl?.' beyohd the statement . o( saving of rime, and costs to tho ■ tains, thecentral pi nine* states, the Francisco officials, lodges eart'acwmplish, firing, that b Brgjnnlng: this week-oil the barber Hopson, as he southwest, the gulf state* and:.this. county being much without tho The Odi'*;Fellawa» of Sanford are hr. wanted Sylvester waa IhopewJI! d o u â t fright i t 7. o'clock Union'8 sr»lrc* of Churches Ohio vailaÿ. generally, fair weather end* of justice suffering In til» least. ■■..doing a •gireag-work in helping the get. *Uh the -, exception pi Saturday t t •i 'id i t i 1 I p rill prevail dpjfh’g tKe wtek with Beginning next Sunday night the Mr. Hooker says that atTfai going afflicted,anil burying their dead and to Winter tin and his ni«hte.. Those who would be »hived Sanim i churches will hold' uniWq’ ieontinued high .fetnpefstun tl “the .Weil in Seminole and s prosperous their mifiistretipns, though quietly yafter tnuu. il >t_- i___ .... *iwnmn is being anticipated.— Re­ done are none the leaa effective. ■Ü É HLl.c É C St ‘ Theater« Rev Southward ‘ 1HÉ * ' and ’ with,.rising tofnpernture* over the central d lsu lcu .by porter-Star. *■ ■ M j s g . * v the middle of the Week," said the ' V ^ ¿m L. A.. Brumt*y left Monday for * weather hi "In the stay, qL i month in North CitroUna. . AUTO BUS HELD UP SATURDAY NEAR ORLANDO SOUTH FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIA­ TION ORGANIZED ifeâS ri*• . „ a.i, "• vi � 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, June 26, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 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>, June 26, 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/3eb480baea0d5526fd39a16efe62d761.pdf a22a76937b9ce657396211ad7afdcd48 PDF Text Text ■ — erra,T 'iil'yi-ÿ Ai".. i* e s is . ■ - » fs=B---- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Rent— 2 Roams, 2nd flights, sïïTTsBTë ToT TTfTîr imiiamptFr™n$T gentleman and wife. ^Flna plaxxa, water, gas stove, toilet, -entirely Address P. 0. Box 893 83-tf Woman Freed for Soroery Re­ cently in Pennsylvania. Vk’ ^«j ^h«x" dodtfr whn hod to ward off the evil spirits. A stranger In Carlisle prvUstod, that he. had suffered from pain In the stomach which be believed to be doe to the evil aye of an old woman of the town who wsa generally behaved to have the ability to exercise this baleful power. A “hex” doctor visited him, and when he thought he had dis­ covered a faith In' their mysteries the stranger withdrew and later »sum­ moned him to his house, whore he was Informed that be hadgdlscovered that an old witch had made a wax Image of the stranger and atuck pins In cer­ tain parte of IL Hence tho pains. Could he be cilredT asked the patleoL The "hex” doctor assured him that hie powers wore superior to those al_Uw iwiich. and. he vndudesk.to prove It Getting a wax Image, he placed It In front of the fireplace, shoved a braes bullet Into an old musale-loadtng pistol and'extinguished all the lights but that pAde by the fire. • The doctor koeft on the floor and the patient was’ told to hold his hands ufxra the seat of hie peins. The bullet waa, then fired Into the obdomea of the wax figure, while Incantations were said, and the man waa assured that ho was cured. With all truthfulness be could key that bo had, no more pain and for himself had proved the existence of witchcraft In Pennsylva­ nia Id the twentieth century. | [ you want to buy or sell Con­ ’ 1-fsX" Doctor Shoots Wax *1mage to nelly’s Real Estate Office U tho place Ralleva Pains Caused by Powers to do businoa«. 76-tf of- tho Evil Eyw^alt In a V All Local Advertisements Under Lawyer's Bad. This Heading THREE CENTS a Wanted—Furnished rooms for New York.—A womap tried for Line For Each Insertion. Minimum light housekeeping. Rooms, c-o witchcraft I We bold up our bands .Herald. * 66-3tp Charge 25 Cents. and wonder at the bigotry of those narrow-minded Puritans la Salem, In answering an advertisement All idndfl of stenographic and type­ Mass. Booh a situation seems so re­ where ho name or ho«»A number la writing work neatly done. Apply mote from anything that would bo mentioned In.the ad please do not St. John’s Hotel, Room 12. 77-tfc possible today I Bo we art ts the ask The Herald fo r Information a« habit of saying, but It Isnot an Im­ (o the Identity of the advertiser. Wanted—One or more rooms on possibility. Oply a abort Urns ago a woman was Usually we do not know who -the Urst floor ■ftfi light housekeeping.^Un triad'for witchcraft In a court of law advertiser la and If we do we ore furnished, by ant elderly lady* In south Pennsylvania.' That was not no|* allowed to fire out this in* A. D. K., Herald office. 84-4tc tb* name used In the charge that was formation. Simply write a letter brought against her, but that was the and address It .as per instructions Wanted to buy from owner, either accusation that was lodged ta tho n the’ ad. I • •-*' _ vacant or, Imporvecb elty property, minds of every one Who was Interest­ well located. No agente. Address ed In th* os««, which was tried la a FOR "Property," c-o Herald. 84-2tp region so thoroughly saturated with traditional superstition that not even For sale at a bargain If taken at r Lost— Pocket book, yellow leather, the present prosperity and general ed­ ucation can destroy them. Technically once— one Berkshire boar, registered, contained money and valuable pa­ the woman was convicted of obtaining :i years old. Address Leonard Vih- pers. Finder return to L. P. Me money under false pretenses, but ac­ len, R. D. No. 1, Sanford, Fla. Culler’s store and receive reward, tually she was coo rioted of being a Mattsrhorn of Mon, . 86>4tc witch—a “hex" doctor who 86-2tp In the corridor óf uno of our Amer­ wowed.” ican high schools two great plcturea For Sale or Rent— 8 room 2 story In the home of a prominent la hang aa companions: that craggy dwelling house, located at ond of In Camden county there is a bole In peak among mountains—tho Matter­ Oak avenue, known as Sanford the post of a mahogany bedstead filled horn; that craggy peak among men— Heights,; with store house and fair with salt which witnesses to Me beUef Abraham Lincoln.—From Ariadne Gil­ good business and one acre good Guaranteed Wear Evtr Hosiery For In witchcraft. At onft llms ha prose­ bert's “More-Thlyj Conquerors,” fa 8L truck land. Afl together and in Men and V^dmen cuted a case against an old woman Nicholas. • y. I ' good order. Good water on place. who, when convicted and toed, left Ladies’ Special Offer . the court muttering Incantations ■to Reason for renting, climate don’ t vowing vengeance. Mercenary. agree with me,-‘ Apply at once to For Limited Time Only— Six pair of our' finest 38c value That night the lawyer was suddenly ‘What did your gudlonco do when T. P. Hill, located on place. ijkdies’ guaranteed hose in black,or attacked with violent pains In the you told them you bad never paid a 8&-2tp Un fhlors with written guarantee, head. The curse had come upon him dollar for a vote and never Intended — . For Sale— Thirty Indian Runner for '91.00 and 5 stamps for postage. and he foared the wretched old won- to?” Inquired the friend of tho candi­ whom he beltevod to be respon­ date running -for .reflection. “ Well, SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN ducks now laying. Reason for sell­ sible for IL Only witchcraft can a fo - applauded, but most of thorn For n limited time only, six pairs ing Is removal to .lace where ducks drive out witchcraft. No doctor of scorned to loao Interest.” cannot be kept. C. C. Morris, of our finest 35c value Guaranteed inedlelno would do In such a case. Hose with written guarantee and R. D. No. 3. 86-2tp A toy laborer who waa born with a pair of our well known Men’s ■'¡caul over his faco was brought In m ho Knew Better. For Sale at a big bargain, as I live Paradise Garters (pr one dollar, nnth Newltt—“They say that tho person so far away cannot attend to this 5 cents for postage with a strong Imagination has abso­ lutely no head'for figures.“ Marryot— 15 acres of Celery Delta at Cameron You know these hosa; they stood "Don’t you believe IL When my wife City, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ the test when alt others failed. _geta her Imagination at work upon gated und tiled, fine 6 Inch flowing They give real foot comfort. They her age the can roako arithmetic look well. If you want 16 acres of flue have no seams to rip. They never ■lily.’’ celery and potato and vegetable become loose and baggy os tho shgpe land go"and'Took" kt“ thtf—Bllrt mnke U knit TnV noLpressed in. They are me an offer. Trolley from Sanford Guaranteed for fineness, for style, ModSm Student “How about your geometry? I want runs past the land known as the for superiority of material and work­ the hole In the northeast leg of the Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer manship, absolutely stainless and to bed, Oiling It with salt over which you to do something In that” “ Well, to owner. J. P., 26 Columbia Street, wear six months without holes, or n he bad chanted Incantations., This it's this way, father. Unless Imako done, ho announced that the evil pow­ a certain percentage in football, they Hampstead. 1,. I., N.‘ Y. 85-4tp new. pair free. won’t let me take the geometry af Don’t delay send in your order be­ ers bad notified tho witch, who lived In a hut at some distance. Hint she For Sale— Good all round horse. fore offer ciplrra. Give correct could no longer hold dominion over size. M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hnmmork. tho body of her enemy, tho lawyer. Place for the Thermometer. 79**1r WEAR*EVER HOSIERY COMPANY The patient believed that hia.poJna If you have only one thermometer, Dayton,.Ohio ceased from that hour. sacrifice your curiosity an to thè out# For Sale— Horse, buggy and har­ A proape roue merchant In Carlisle aide temperature and hang It In yonr: ness, SIOl) cash. Apply to J. n. permitted the body of hla Infant fchild living room, that you may preservo Hunter, 303 East First St. to be covered with a coating of green your health by keeping the room “Just 87-4tc pjrint, in obedience to the orders of a warm enough.” / *• *r~ For Sale- 160 acres fertile land, 100 acres cleared and fenced, Terms to ault. Dcrivsi & Harris, 138 Wil­ low -Avc., New York. 8?-3tc y fe: b¿v-r•: : Kî; P t- ». ft- Try a Herald Want Ad ____ Character ToJd by the Nose. It la an ancient belief that tho nose Indicates ancestry. We speak abqut the'aristocratlo nose •with its high bridge and tho plohelAn nose of tho toller, Cortalnly, In a great many coses, reco can bo distinguished by tbo noao. Tho Hebrew could -hardly »fused with the typical begro ut bo confused nose. Tr.e The highly-arched noso is sup­ posed to Indicate tendency to rule, and the flattened, post) shows servility. These two beautiful n|t{>. •r jewelry lre ,he P ** * Pop. society women in New **•* largest cities, titles. They ^ 64 , . . 8fe n«»t m ilegsnt „7 -gold — finished artic!« will gladden the heart of *** or woman no matter how v y l5*‘ Oar Free Offer. All fb the Vision. Some people think that everything In the wort Is twisted and corrupt, end that no human being can bo trusted. Others who are wiser feel very differently about ,IL As Ituskin stye; “In all things throughout tho world, tho men vrrrr loctr fo r ttnr crooked will see tho crooked, and tho man who looks fpr the straight will see the straight.” ________ . 1 tUlTd 1Sp^,lrn,ln, and desire to place a ll|g boxV ^£ fine, healthful gum into every ^ It sweetens the brcath-whlteJ teeth and olds digestion, U k t refreshing and pleuing ,0 ,» l* every one spending ua but |0e •fi-attmrpe- to- ctrrernh1pplnr will ship a big bo* of 20 re n lu i packages of the Spearmint Gum JS Include the elegant ’ ’ Tango1, necklace and “ HrdA Th* " '’. absolutely (,H This offer ia foils short time «!, Not more than 2 orders to one u .■ * ty. Dealers not allowed to » ¿ i The leading doctors of France hive this. for years used a prescription of veg­ UNITED SALES Cn.MPANI etable oils for chronic stomach trouble Dayton. Ohio , . -P.O.Bstu, and constipation that acts like a charm. One dcisc will convince you. Severe cases of years standing are often greatly Vila Program Arranged. benefited within 24 hours. So many The limit of coolnesa was people are getting surprising result« that we feel all persons suffering from con­ reached by a Yorkshire (Eoj stipation, lower bowel and stomach churchgoer, who requested the tn troubles should try Mayr’a Wonderful to open the windows before the m Stomach Remedy. It ia now sold here mon, aa It waa uahealthy to alten t*. hot rood). 1 by L. R. Philips & Co. (Adrt.) French Remedy For • Stomach Trouble N EW IN T E R N A T IO N A L D IC T IO N A R Y THE M E R R IA M STAMPS W EBSTER Tho O n ly New unabridged die* tionary in mtay yoara. Contains tho pith and essence o f an authoritative library. Covers every field o f kn ow l­ edge. A n E n cy clop ed ia in a single book . t o o O n ly D ictionary w ith tho New D iv id ed P a ge. ■ ■ 400,000 W ord «. 2700 Pagoa. 6000Illustrations. Cost nearly - half a m illion dollars. Lot us toll yon about thiB most romnrknblo alnglo volume. Th at’s .what we'd have youdo By which you’ll find Our goods the best Ever J. L. Milior’s pr G.&C.MmfaaC*. Springfield, Hu a H B n k c ry tifi Malnoti». All Pure Silk Crepe de Chine ..... . . $6.00 For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow. I’ . 0. ;/ Box 1367.________________ 7-d..;— When you want a typewrites--*«*« Connelly, also ribbons nnd parboil •■■■■ ' —, , - 74L4L Ifbr Sale—Black saddle and driving mere.. Inquire of J. D. Roberts at grocery. E V E R Y LADY’S CORSET Silk Chiffon;-alP colòrs LADY ne Silk, fancy FAVORITE THAT LACES WANTS For .Sale—Two Jersey heitert with fî.rjU calf, J. D. Hoekln», Second ■tteit. 84-4tp * 'or Sate—Two good horses anc^ ng wagon. 'Inquire of Coco Cola Uing Co. 80-tfc FRONT For Sate or Rent— Two nice resi­ dences at a bargain. W. J, Thigpen 80-tf - i :i TO RENT FuiWahed room ‘for rent Terms rea* sonable. Apply 214 Park avenue. 68-tí phi For Rent—Rooms/ large, pool, screened and well furnished 4or housekeeping, At 302 Jafk dvenue. ‘ 84-tf Op—— —. 7 For Rant— Completely . fbr&lshed houee^wfth piano for 4h*l summer. Fow steps to fcqetofficc, dupot and; stcamef codlr. " A7 Wv Brown, En-« terprlre,. Florida. Fpr Reni— Furnished offlcp'equlpith roll top desk, affiw chairs and tables. Also a r “ typewritmrjT ^ ment for sale or •* . 1 i-/ -j >, V ... % ’ ' Offered You Our bread, our buns, Our pies, our cake, O ur rolls and nil the rest, W e rely upon, good friends For Side- 1910 f’ odillav ton log] « sir (or $40(1.00, just overtotaled, in good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine Si Garage. R2-tfc For,'Sale— Practically bran, new 1914 Overland touring car, - fully equipped, sell starter,, electric lights In use short time by owner. $850 cash takes 6ar. B.’ & O. Motor>Co. We are *' K-<to U Sh** 1*1. �- . ■ * -si Bm O m C I A L O R G A N O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — T H E G A R D E N S P O T O F T H E W O R L D E SANFORD HERALD PUBLISHED ¡SEMI-WEEKLY IN SAN FORD— Lift h VOLUME V r -;;\ -v n ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Worth Lioing SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1914 ___________________________ NO. S3 Lawn Social Was Great FLORIDA LEADS AGAIN Tho Jawn social given by the Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Fulier’e Earth Comes In Great church last Friday night was a great Quantity From Florida success socially if not financially and Washington, June 23,—-Another those who attended are looking fordistinction )}*» come to the state of wardao more of ^heee social gather­ Florida- In a bulletin on "The Proings during the sommer. The spa­ duetion of Fuller’s Earth in 1913" cious home, and bcautfiful grounds the United Slates Geological Survey WILL MAKE AN EFFORT TO of, the Stevens home perfectly adapt­ aays: they w il l l i k e l y b e t a k e n A GREAT SURPRISE T O OUR NORTHERN PREVENT THE REGULAR ed to an' affair of this kind were "Florida is the leading fuller's £ UP i n T H E SEN ATE never more beautiful.' John Giiham DEADLOCK earth producing state, having re­ FRIENDS—THE F O R M E R WINTER TODAY • ^ of the Brotherhood class had strung ported for 1913 over two-thlrda of myriads of incandescent lights the marketed output of the entire RESORT NOW A SUMMER RESORT through the trees and Mho porches country.” ; . ‘ ’ 1' _ind these vari-coiernhslohes «bowed Florida is first in the production the'''Yoliag’e and mammoth shade A C C O R D IN G T O T H E O F F IC IA L R E G IS T E R T H E ‘of pineapples, first In the production trees and the green grass beneath of long staple cotton, first in the pro­ S T A T E O F “ S U N SH IN E , FR U ITS AN D F L O W ­ even better than, the Sunlight could duction, of naval stores, first in the NEW SUGGESTIONS TO EMBRACE V ; E R S ” IS T H E C O O L E S T IN T H E UNION OTHER INTERESTING NEWS OP do, making a' veritable bower of production of cigars manufactured SEPARATE PLANS FOR THE summer Florida &auty and the real THE WORLD AT LARGE IN from Cuban tobacco, and now it Is CONSTITUTIONALISTS aefulgence wax furnished by a large JABLpID FORM officially accorded first rank In the sections of the country, the area of Florida la the oooldat state in the arc light that threw its-rays across Niagara Falla, Ont., June 23.— ^ Wiahlnktont^June 23.~Tbe' senate the street and held the attention of union in the summer and Sanford is precipitation during the last twenty- production of fuller’s earth. The South American mediators to­ This four hour«- being’ confined mostly to The bulletin deals interestingly day proposed a new course of action, tQ) begin work on snti-trust legi»- those who were passing. Scattered the coolest cjty ip the state. the Northeast with a narrow belt of s proven by the Times Union of with the subject, saying injpart: Ution today unleaa pin ns of tho lead­ all about the grounds were tables which not only will prolong, media­ "The original use qf fuller's earth, tion proceedings, but eventually may en-fa I. Senator Newlanda will and chain! (or the guests to be com­ Jscksonville in an article in tlie Sun­ precipitarion from South Dakota Fair ront wWh it obtains its name, was work out a soluiloti of the Mexican bring the first meaaure on the pro­ fortable t&Lo being served ice cream, day edition‘ in which-,the tempers-' westward to the Pacific slope. rv* • . weather prevails over practically the n tulU'nfc-WAiloth. But little is now problem. ture was taken odftlally and the gram to the floor by calling up> thU <n* cake and tattkmade and to make the entire southern section, ai^d--J^tr5[cusedVifr this eouhtry. for that pur­ following figurca given to the public. ftderal trade commiasiot} b " " “ Amt-., * $cca*ipn aee<i*îjÿiaÎ masculine the The nature of the plan, designed pi2)Uipai,‘t»e being in the to prevent the deadlock between the "Jacksonville's temperature regis­ ulsrty over \frh cottbn'IflSt/- »“ .- ■■ pose, \j completed by Uic Inters members of the Brotherhood waited Tebiperatur*« »rq. biply/JoTor. cyn- ileaehidg; -<ei«ri(ying or filtering of American and .Mexican deiegatea nerfo committee! N o e 'J on the tables altired in regulation ter yesterday dra* 86; and ohly two trsl and southern l^tlona*.'8f “ he fats, gfewfla and oils. 1^ is also places in the state touched the 90 »mate ia ready to predlc chef style with white aprons and from abruptly ending the confer­ country, but cooler wo^«T^e^*i»T(s ucd In the manufacture of pigments ence, hads been more closely guar de mark, while all the rest of the coun­ ram will bp fiidahed ci! caps under the supervision of ’the try the high nineties and 100 were oVer the northeast and’ lakes or printing wail papers, for the de­ than anything that haa transpired e It will gfl'to the Whited head waiter, E. E. Brady. region, which is under th#„.influence fection of certain coloring matters in at the conference. , lor the President's algnature. Ali during the evening delightful tho rule. Very llttfe rain w%* reported from of an area oMdgh barometer. (D yer some food products, and as a sub­ tn of both parties are convinced music was rendered by the Brock It beoame known, however, that Florida stations, or from any of the Florida the temperature at 7 a. m. stitute (or talcum powder The another effort was being mage to Rowcver, that the President intend phurch Orchestra on the porch and U aee that' CongreM stays here until the spacious residence was also open rest of the country, and the forecast was >0 degree«, and practically the common practice with mineral oils bring the constitutional!«* into close (be anti-trukt work ia done, and to the public, the cool rooms offer­ seemed to indicate clearing or clear «am» temperature prevailed o n ’ the a to dry the earth carefully, after touch with the purposes ol media­ while there is the same old dealre ing- the ladles a chance for social weather, where unsettled conditions Immediate Gulf coast westward to which it Hs ground to suitable sixes tion without formally admitting snd run intp long cylinders, through them. The suggestion contemplates to get away, there are not many conversation and getting together. and local showers had been common Texas. during the p u t week. The winds are light and variable which the crude, black minerals oils separate conferences between tbo who think adjournment possible un­ The. affair was unique as n social Generally fair*Sunday with gentle, on the lower coasts. Conditions are allowed to percolate slowly. As American delegate* and representa­ til tho trust bills are passed. because no charges were made for * An effort may be made during the cither the refreshments, or the ser­ shifting-winda, mostly sduth’ over tho favor, generally fair weather over a result, the oil that first comes out tives of the constitutionalist*. Jus­ week to aid in expediting these bills vice of the gentlemanly waiters, the northern portion of the state, was this sect on tonight * snd Sunday; is perfectly water white, and much tice Lamar and F’federick W. Lah| through the Senate. Democratic guest* leaving a freewill offering in what waa said of today, by the local Ueht variable winds, mostly south thinner than that which follows. rnan would continue their dealings The oil allowed to continue percc^ with the Hucrt» delegates through leader» are anxious to have the party the plate for the new Presbyterian weather man. arly.” latlng through the earth untf&Tbe the mediation board. In th‘s w»y get together in conference and de­ church. •-• ~7~ Tha following are the maximum lsting through the earth until he all elements in the Mexican situation termine its 1 ne of action before the A huge score hoard leaning against temperatures reported by Florida Trip to Enterprise * color reaches a certain mjuumum would b ; drawn together and there saraaurea aro far on the way, Sen­ tbo. house attracted the attention statlona yesterday: thade. . y, On account of the Camp Fire would be no necessity for the dec­ ior Kern, majoruty leader, who haa of thé people present and upon get­ Apalachicola................... - . . . 90 £irls at. Enterprise the terry boat 'With the vegetable oils the"pro­ laration of an armistice until some been out o town, ia exported back ting nearer it they discovered $500 GalnesvIDeV. . ..., will have special cheap rates of 26 cess Is radically different. The oil Is argument was reached and ap['within a few days, and.on'ms return and\$250 and $100 sections, which . 85 Jacksonville. . . . . cents the round trip beginning* next heated In large tanks beyond the proved by the constitutionalist*. I the subject of' a party conference interpreted meant that any one who . 88 Key West. . . . . . . Thursday morning. , The boat Alma boiling point of water;- from 8 to 10 The plan was said to be a result of ; wid be taken up iA earnest. felt disposed could put their name . 88 Miami. LJV_*it _gr* Vt -*-> -May will .leave Sanford dock -.At .9 per cent of it* weight of fuller's the visit of Minister Naon of Ar­ Many Democrats believe that it down for that amount and during . 86 Madison. ... . . and 11:90 In the morning and 4:80 earth Is thep added; snd the mix­ gentine, to Washington, where Pres­ 90 will serve tp give notice to Repub­ the evening about $8000 was pledged Marianna. . . . 1■**.» *-f .w•-.< ip_^he .a/iernqon. t ture I* vigorously stirred ,and then ident Wilson la said to bava empha­ 82 licans that it will be useless for them for tho starting of the .new building Sanford.. . .r* j * *-* i j-*j»Tgri Special trip 'from Ssnford Thurs­ filtered off through bsg filters. The sised the written statement of Jus­ 86 to struggle, against the Democratic that will soon grace thf lot at the Tampa . . .. day night for the Aspinwall enter­ coloring . tpttteL_r*mains', with the tice Lamar that any agreement not 86 determination to enact its own form corner of Oak avenue and Third Titusville .. tainment. Boat will leave Sanford earth, the filtered o 1 being pf * pale approved by the constitutionalists 86 ofi yjrGat levitation and that this atti- street. Tallahassee. Tho social while not a successful . tudt wilt'aid in bringing about ad­ Rains haVe ceased over southern dock i t ' 7:30. Round trip 25 cents. straw colPr,'providing the operation wabtd be Va paper agreement," and has been conducted with sufficient would not accomplish the sole pur­ journment* late in July or early in financial ‘ venture was a great eoAcare. " pose of the United States, which fa August.. *7 ‘ y’-V vontion of the church peoplo of Ssn^r HANFORD’ S CANNING FACTORY MASONIC PICNIC ‘ Fuller's earth was first d'seoyered the pacification t .... i - 1' i t - r ' Jr. •ford, as all of them combioed in - ■j of - Mexico. ' -*»-- - / /»■ . • making It a delightful social gath lit the United States in i 891 hear Emerimn. E . Dcitrick, managerial Will Put Up Fruits, VegetJbles.KraOt 1 Junior* Have Outing Alexander, Ark., by John Usen, whlo a theatrical production presenting a «ring and the members of the Broth­ The Masons snd Their Fsmllles Will Turtle and Clatfi^.oups ,r Picnic at .Woodland Park, The Junior Christian Endeavor U still a-producer. This earth Was troupe of trained Ilona wsi killed «hd erhood class feel that they have The Herald ha* set fie.•*<!-' The Masons and ’ their families of the Presbyterian church ‘ Lere . * ......................................... for a time by the■.808 r.partiy devoured in Chicago by. «lx been amply repaid by the generous vantage* ol s canning’ fheto^yvri^H.iw were delightfully entertained Thurs- ** lion« when, he entered . the car fn response of those present and from expect to have one big.tltpe at.lrjfood Sanford section for many years'snd 011 which they were. caged. While the their humble efforts a great start land Park next Thursday and the at last oqe man at least has scon but its use was finally. abandon>-d. day afternoon at the home of How­ epera were recovering Dietrich’» toward the new church has been following invitation has been ex­ the advisability of having a canning In 1893 fuller's earth 'wa*'discovered ard Hwartx on Silver Lake, some tended to the Masons: incur. Quincy, Fla., by accident. An thro« mile* south of Sanford- The '• • dy a lion escaped from ail-adjoin­ made. You and every other Maeon in factory here where so many fruits ¿ffort- was made to burn brick on greater portion of the party -went ; ing cage ^nd torrorited tha residents Windham— Moore hearing of .this notice ar6 Invited to and Vegetables, fish snd clams can the property of the Owl Cigar Com­ out in a targe wagon filled with .of the thinkly populated quartet’ in It scemj that our old friend, attend this annual picnic- You and be.had snd «¿here so much is wasted pany; the effort failed, but .an em­ straw; others went in automobile«, which the car stood. The escaped Jimmy Windham of Orlando has your family and any Who are ina- every year that could be canned and ploye ,of the_ company called atten­ while stlj! more enthusiasts went In lion finally wax -driven back to it* boon married and M17bride is Miss sonicaiiy connected. The fare Is !5c sold afterward. irivate conveyances. Each df the Icar, having’ harmud no one. George A. Buch, the manager of th| B«m<* tion to the cloee resemblance, of the Florence Moore, sister of Mm. Hop- round Dip, leaving at .foot of Park tarty carried a well filled lunch basclay used to the Germah fuller's McChord, keeper of the lions wsS son of this city and well known here. avenue 8, 8:30, 9 A. fti. and 12 m., inole Fish Co., has a place in the earth. In consequence' of this dis­ cet and upon arrival' proceeded to . unable to help Dietrich. I The following from the Saturday and,.after, U .^cesajry tq. accommo­ Lefiler buildipg and for .some time covery t her* - wad eanalderable ex­ Uk« full charge of Mr. Swart* home. r v /:■ '• \ __‘ I . ed ition of j J u ilu p o fle r-S ta r follow g; date. Thoeed*rfrJnc- lo -go. Your b w -h e n H e the fish and produce citement snd supposed deposit* of Silver Jiake has a , splendid w n d j , . ; uffregette baiting has become the Mr. Jnines E. Windham -left yes­ bsskeis drill’-tfe taken nflt in .a team.. business; but being an expert canner fuller's earth were deported from a mitom, thus making it an Ides) b « t W ‘ :Yegular Sunday amusement of -Lon­ terday afternoon for Daytona, where, to T. J. Miller .& he -Jibs been fteping bis eyes open don crowds. Police were kept busy It ia announced by hix* friends, on Son store. . Don’ t be worried with to the possibilities of this business in number of states. The material In ng place, there being priv^t*,-dockAv . ,* along lU ’ilhoree; Th^. , party .lliffLocfqy _iii Hyde Park protecting tho Sunday hp will lead ,-to the matri­ the.bwket. Sanford and will soon' have a moat the most of tbes«”dfepogUn was found riedly donned their antilntlc'clothing to be of r\ o value as fuller’s earth. women.'and escorting th in to places monial altar Miss Florence Moore • In the evept that any qf thh mem­ complete outfit for the* canning of al "From, the inception of tha indus­ and proceedftd^ <4 'disport them- ,' of Rafétjf. VaripiíB suffragette mcot- Mr. Windham is one of the popular bers have Ifeen overlooked the Ma­ kinds of fruit* * spd vegetables as try Florida has been the^leading salve« In plscifi^waterf'brihe Ia.ke. 7 inga were broken up and (ho'speak- managers of the Yowell-Duckworth sons wish It to be understood that well a* sour kraut, turtle soups and iuiner.clsm *soup t h a r ir the depiw*acint'xt*t*r“ A t-fim -th e pro- Mr*. Richsrd C. Maxwell' was given « . httstjed from t-he ptatfoAae with store, being aL the head of tho shoe any and «11 Mason* *ijd tb ilr fam­ . .. , * « t i I. « • . <4((s»4 ah is'* m Aulì, * nm I It»*« alai ** • trhesl* of -a ducking in the Serpen­ department. The bride to be . is ilies are cordially welcome to attend light qf the epicure and makes the dtlction was only tVro or three state«. the prise for high diving. Mrs. -C. P ‘ } In 1897-1899 it w u reported from Paxton took the awartFfor tin* great- , tine., *■*. From the,- temper of the quit«' well known hero, and has been the picnic. Invitation* were sent w e iL s eat long distance » w l m m e r . ; crowds thpafc: tlireát* probably would ono of the efficient Utachoxs in the put by postal but some of. tjiem There are *0 many tomato** th»t Florida, Colorado and New York, Graham was given « ptiae for t|elhg? V, hayc been put intp e*«cutlo!r'except public schools of Orange county m*y have been delayed in. trans go t<£ rot aacb ye*r in the fields her# with a very small proportion from able to remain tu: . .Utffb; in 1901 Arkansas wu|added for the energetic-action pf the police; having been at Oakland during the mtaaion' Woodland Park is one of tbdt Mr. Buch ought tp get all he longer thatt any one. ‘ fciaidp Purdoiv to th# list. From1 1904 to 1907 Ar . Hcrvérat womepí'spccíÁlo.rs' w e^ su b - )juf-term. The many friends of the the prettiest picnic grounds in*the want* merely - for the .asking ant kanaaa wag the second (¿fifer pro­ Lillian "Hetririg and UUlari .. jxcf»•8 to rough treatment. j'yoiing couple w 11 extend pre- state and the Masog*; picnic is they can bo put up at*-a nominal cost ducer. Fuller's’ earth was found tn swam * a draw swim .for a box of . cOngratuUtiona for their (more hx£- bound to be a succees^ * Remember and «old back to the trade at a rea­ •T: ------- *r----- ------- -rt-7Georgia .soon'after Its-diaWrcry In chocolates and will have to do the •t **.;• . ■ •'*. pineia In tbu wedded stale. They the date, next Thursdaf.-June 26th. sonable price! Turtle# are plentiful, i appear vfjjolc stunt o-iAr.’.’ Francl* Dutton ■y " Dr. Armstrong Hfr¿ both-the soft shell and the green ,eea Florida,-vbutfG«orgia’ did wilj m*He their homo in" Orlando, . ‘ when It«hd Junior Dutton, a couple Ol tot* h * a'produ cer‘ Until 190 turtles and the "ddtffllhk clam* are ■ pt and Sinr./E. P. A’rmslrong on taking apartments on West street. ~XP” Story1—Bogard w ko’jreside pear the lake were given *' wH the t-hird largro^ prdddclni: ^ ^ ^ h t ir 'Aekutlful • yéacht " Rlveryiéw Misa Anna D. Story was married roost plentiful on the coast. ch«T‘ prise Jhr being the bjat t all state; it hs# ranked second rinc# c Vjl*r!da UnirerBily Cstsligue Maid, are in thu city this‘ week’ to Mr. W. S. Bogard at .fi o’clock • Mr. Buch. who Is a German and, Unlyerslty of Florida csts- Sunday afternoon at the home of knows about sour kraut has an-idea ■ince 1909, In* 1994 Alabama and gpolfntl cavort cm in either deep or u ( ywaht' being/anckored at tha, oky, shaHorw^. water." ■' dpoV.V Thpy are accompanied by ioslm ipr !? • n?8t bo,lW -of her sister, Mra. A, D. Wells, who (hat a can of good sour kraut With Massachusetts, and'/in- 1907 9pnt| >.'t-,-«11«'swimming cbnUsti ‘ their dsughWr, Miss Ruth and sob, 200 pages flow ready lor-distribu- I vea in the seuthesat section, of the «-few welners in thsm will temnt the Carol!qa and tr#sax •ftrat »enortac been completed the party repi production: In 1902 California en­ L. G. Armstrong and expect to’spend tlont I t ' contain* valuable'• ipfor^ city, Rev. E. T Pouieon of the appetite .of any one and be h u a keadqbartera where Jthe feast roatlon-about the history of Oiy Unl- ^Baptist church officiating. It was a special-- ran of this kind that will tered Vh# liflt.” »'¡.-several days'ln-rn. On account bevn spread, coffee made and lemon­ vgjsity, it* governmept’ and regula­ ‘simple but Impressive homo wed­ prove most popular with the trade. the upper river being low they m iy ade built, .and the damage done to Mi i . not ascend very far but they cjtpect tion*,’ the name* of it* officers and ding . The contracting .partita Jfifli Hall Game Thursdsy the eat* proved u> be total In its governing «1 Chuluota and both. 4rfi highly . WjrtnJoy several side trip» whllff teschen», »nd o* tho demolishing _f*fff«t*. There will be some ball playing YQ^NO LARRX OOTUE htfe: The Rlvervlew Maid U out boards. It tails about the beautUul teemed young pdqple, who ha»*u» Hext Thursday at Holden Psrk **:Chaperoned by Mrs. —A T *ifrlend* -t m .m m .Jim ■t6 * >k. m m J! •V, tliu trt joy Sftlf wish them ñr.tfis finest pleasure yichis thdt campus, tbs splendid buildlngs^snd 111O^lf of Max we 1, ^fra^.Tj K. Bates, Mrs. And Grandfather McComb Is Proslybjn^Ahe braves from Winter Park ^iTfll-tho. St; Johns river and the the sxcellent equipment; gives and success.— Reporter-Star, Iratcd W^h Je/ wfir come up -io take the scalps' of Paxton and Mr«. Graham. Tho tailed InformationJfbout the various %*ord qonvrt: fronl'iH#T',Ypr.k'theb the Celery Growers and the ball'fsna younR ladies were Mlasee May Doyla Post master Too Old departments of iiilf^action, courses should^W-pU 1n .force to see th* Lillian. C. Gibson, Alice D. Whltner, ReprtsentdUve Sparkman, fliMls, Jklr. amV;Atri.“ Larry: of study, and Ustes the ^rm« and irYwd« j p fMabel- C. Bowler of -jacksonville. gam« arid t’ncpuraye the home j>roud parant* pi à finfjjmw ^y;árfd to his great regTtt, that Poetmtafter ( S - #Bd,)pfoip(jter oí the beautiful sitb- nujthod* oJ admission to the unl- General Burleson will not content the mother i* d 0in$ 'wWt, Me!I H. Whltner, Lettie Caldwell, Much of fb flia v te ^ of the seaton a n d ,to JucksouvlMev-yRiverview, and torsity; It ahoks 1^6 loartost of at­ Lucy C. Wlhtner, Lillian B. Herring, depend* upon the atfendsne^ and ao father AleiCcunl^ ^ ta f,'T b »-* Herald to the appointment of .’ hie friend, tendance and the opportufalUea for V wesltbjr by the rapU _ Eaaio-Purdon, AnnJe-Whitner, Eather far this season tbora ho# not been that bç W M in ig very tired but.very Captain dames McKay, •«If help «I tho university, of r,al *,Ute V Hnnpy -Ibern* l* ’ rejoicing In the th# -vowd at the games that the Woodburn, Muriel Ifnrrold, Ganyla lander showing '-hs date of opdn- muter of *Tampa. Although tí hom e'or thd 'gflllanv eaptain of the boyfriwould Ilka .to «#♦. Let every Robert», France,» AsplirWall, Vir­ Captain McKay la-very next fall and oL other important advanced to ginia tiraith, France* Leavitt and New Ytrk Giant*. Mrs. Doyle w u qria come out dri Thursday and but ha Is uventy-four yuww old, and of tho university jretr. Tris ' 'Lu* hr tha Franc«« D lUlon. Tht> young’ Gertrude McComb of t _ he boys not only financially tii« Poatma«tar General rulag luid be In the ha^d* of ANTI-TRUST LAWS WILLOCCUPYSTAGE IN THE SENATE THE PEACE MAKERS TAKE NEW TACK IN. MEXICAN TANGLE FLORIDA COOLEST STATE SANFORD COOLEST CITY BY OFEICIAL FIGURES CARRANZA’S AID WILL BE SOUGHT CONFERENCE _ BY THE DEMOCRATS party ,, w. ri5S-**th>n farma'n^.ye^M^ST Cor?Pil"y'*c . f mother racoromtnl :no • _____ : ist ì f:. V. m arid . . �V M / rr AT®a->>3!V«*± . BE SAFE AND SANE ORDINARY PRECAUTIONS SHOULD BE USED BY THE , p Ar e n t s o f c h i l d r e n BY THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH The Lord helps those who help themselves. But it is not to be expected that those who deliberately transgress the laws of Natux*, either through igporance or wilfully, are likely to epeapfc the consequences. Mothers allow their young chil­ dren to play (n the crowded street white casket. Men and women trifle with or neglect their sanitary sur­ roundings and their friends lament the untimely and .premature ending of a useful career. • The fault is dot with our stars but with ourselve that, we are sickly underlings and that we do not live out the yean that we think wn are entitled'to. It baa taken many years of sad experience to teach us the dangers attending the promiscuous use of firearms and fireworks on or about the Fourth of July, and even yet the chance to develop. The danger only a few of us have s sufficiently Is In the delay in getting treatment, vivid realisation of these dangers to preventive treatment. The only reasonably certain pre­ consistently avoid them. The na­ tion wide call for a aafe and sane ventative known la the ante-tetanic celebration of that day haa lessened serum, use of which haa to largely tetanus the old time harvest of death, but retarded -*development that its failure is the exception. Afta it hasn’ t stopped it— not yet. The two principal 'classes of suf­ administration requires the services ferer! from these patriotic excesses of the physician, but every doctor are the small boy, ' ringing "In years n those days la prepared to give from ten to twelve up to forty and this treatment.' fifty, and the innocent bystander. The danger from such burns if too The first of these Is the aggressor serious to be trifled with. Whilo and the One that has made the the injury may not at first appear Fourth dangerous. The second can­ dangerous, the chances for infection not help himself. For the first it is are too many to risk. No sensible hardly fair to call these happenings man who is not prepared to die will accidental, for every boy knows the gamble with hia life with the chances risk and dares it because he honestly ten to one against him, when avail­ believes he is smart enough to es­ able medical treatment .will increase cape d a m a g e . It would almost ap­ those chances to at least a hundred pear that the real accident occurs to one for recovery. when nothing happens and no one is Therefore, if your patriotism leads hurt. you to disastrous and unexpected It is likely that so long as fire­ happenings, go to tho doctor and works are manufactured and so long go quick. ■.sundries Butcher Shirts Goode M. Guerry. a member of the Tampa Tribune staff, paid the laundries of Tampa his respects in the following telling fashion in to­ found them together at hit home day’s paper: lie» ween this place and Mulberry Some facetious caterer to the lob­ Friday night, taking to the woods ster palace habitues of our modern and evading arrest after tho ithootBabylon has written a poly chro- |ing, returned to the house about 2 matire satire on clothes He en­ o'clock Sunday morning and com­ titled it 'Clothes,' certain to enmesh pleted his wrok of vengeance by the interest ol lashiot able women blowing the pair, nnd the house as and men who find it a lithe nil mat­ well, into the air with dynamite. Black is believed to linve stolen ter to find s ire new way to squan­ der money wiihout seeming penuri­ his dynamite from the phosphate ous. The pin) was more or less a company late Saturday* night, then fluvem with th »so It was intended to' tp have slipped over to Ids old home interest. Thio mid-Bummsr sale is authorized for the first time, because so many Hooeier agents were unable to get Hoosiers for their spring sales, and many more oould not get their full'allotment. But even now, only a limited number of Hoosier Cabinets can be turned out of our now factory building in time for mid-? * summer delivery -»an average to each sale of less than twenty SO|only you who enroll early can count on-delivery during the hot months, when you need your Hoosier most. THE HOOSIER MFG. CO., New Castle, Ind* iu the tmall brfy can finance the alt* uation, he will continue to blow oil a-few fingers» fill his skin with pow­ der and maim the (nnocent by­ stander for many Fourths to come. And so the situation teems inevit­ able, It is, well to be prepared in ad­ vance to render , first aid to the in­ jured, or at least to' know in ad­ vance* what to do when such acci­ dents come. The burnt and deeper wounds caused by exploding fireworks are likely to produce tetanus, resulting, in its final development, in lockjaw; .The horrors ■o f " death from this cauaft are similar to 'rabies, wherein the patient le conscious to the .end, suffering excruciating agony. Tetanus usually develops in from six to eight days niter injury. Fol- R ead about these co n v e n ie n ces th a t made the HOOSIER neces­ sary to ovçr 700,000 women; "Housekeepers'FoodGuide"—on the upper left door—answers the eternal problem:' "What shall we have (or dinner?1! ( 2 ) The Cook-book Holder on the middie upper door holds your cook book securely when not In use. When you are cooking, simply open up the txfek to the proper page behind the hdldir.* At is on a level with your eye, alwaysViean, never iff the way. There are 40 special conveniences in the N E W H O O S I E R - 17 are entirelyN E W . The Hoosier Metal Flour Bln holds W / fifty pounds. It (slow and easy to fill. The sliding glass front enables you to cl;»n the entire bln easily. The. in­ side is entirely of metal, with no corners to hold flour. First flour in is always out first. fitY The New Shaker Flour Sifter is ' v the most wonderful of all tho new Hoosier inventions. It is the only flour sifter ever mad eon a kitchen cabinet that shakes flour through Instead of grinding it through, ll cannot wear out and can­ not grind through any grit or foreign substance that might be In the flour.' Tomorrow, Only $1 Puts This NEW"' HOOSIER in Your Home— Don’t Wait! OUR WINDOW DISPLAY b the talk of the town— come and see i t /E \ A new feature In the Bose Cup* **' board 4* a narrow shell conveni­ ently located for the storage of canned articles. Most women will find this a great convenience as an "emergency shelf." It will save many trips to the cellar or pantry. TOMORROW YOU may examine all the new features. You incur no obligation. But you should come early. You nuy be too late to get one op the HOOSIER PLAN if you delay. Come and SEE thb remark­ able NEW Hoosier tomorrow. where the wounded negro nnd the "kinre we ki ow that fine toggery woman were staying. They could have had no warning i and fashions lave been discussed of his intention and doubtless never f <rm ever) unjlr. (fow ■which most knew what hit them. o n he women .nay be seen, literally The man and the woman and the and figurativly, we will attempt nothing further than a few observa­ house were blown to small bite by tions regard'ng the care of clothe*. the force of the explosion and the Incidentally our purpose is to re­ man must have used a quantity of* buke. but mildly, tho person or dynamite to wrojdt the cabin In the person* who operate tho forty- way he did. The shot was dis­ horse power grinding machines in tinctly heard by many people in this ■our mod n laundries We have] city Sunday morning but as it was not knewn what, caused it no pur-, heard much ,>rote« [ null was organized until daylight] resulting undoubted Sunday, less operations of Though officer* have been1search­ "Ou personal ing for the man he is still at large.been thnt a shirt i He is believed to be armed and he haa threatened to take the lives of othor colored* people whom fie hold* In aome way responsible for hia i trouble*. LATER these cabinets on the litre» al Hoosier plan, ■* Corner Fourth Street and Palmetto Avenue . , The Only; Place (n Town Where Hoosiers Are Sold ’ •kept company with nomo strange col OPENING IS FAVORED >«*** Ban Johnson declared la Chicago the other day that the American' League wonId not begin Its season *o early next year. He said It as If he meant to conform to this plan re­ gardless of the National League. Howctst, ft Is quite llicely. fhat he has talked th© matter over wUh Oovernor 'nuier and tpat the National League phsaldent la of the tame mind. In fact, Tenor said In Bhoolltyn that bn _y*iponji) a later -starts What bn gays bear* a great drtil Of wqtfiht Jn National League affairs. t \ » •rM ov/s*'- i n d Takes Off Freckles, Removes Tan, Bt.utlfrrwcofBpJaUon. rid ol ikote ftrtkUv You an inrr« 10* in s jar of WJLSUrt-p FftgCKLE CREAM sns tbry'Uduippcir. Sr.tr* (•so, ifiijr require two jars— »Vmen-, W't poHiircl; *<d** Udi. and if jtmr com ? % 1 J C. H DINGEE Plumbing and. G a s Fitti ng Work Receives My Perwc*! Attention And Best Efforts Opponile Ctty Hall r U rio iiW i fully restored to Talspkoa* Ne W -**■»««• *» reined f & s r o f e r d s i ¿vs mot Jofkt rrestw. Doesn't Mure bsir iT « moto TAN. MeAoto ny . moir. nuitMACY Stronger *|ln -HidkYMo)—"!. this burg must bq kind of mono: THOS iatm er: I(flia1giepel-~"£fsed I littlq that way, but tiro week* a pearl : Economic r.plgram, ' .V A sentimental declaration, etna It U runs counter to sound economics ami the heat Interests.of society, will have mere adherents than a profound rality over Angle, his nearest,-'com­ truth In political economy, the adop­ petitor of 3.GQ5. * tion or which demands.an Immediate sacrifice. ' Bualnæ*. \t Business ta tpe kin* pin of pii pro­ fessions—tho matttor *professimi, be­ ] Osta Wall Paid for If. If • millionaire man ufacturer cause business ,1s the one fabric Fewer Study for Ministry. Statistica Show that In the early dAY* of Ap'^CM.VoUMea unohatt jh o graduate* adopted the mial*tf> a* a, profession. At,the present IfmHphfy spout five pat coat .ór thf college graduates become ministers. 1 On HI* Way. doesn'Uthni dachahnnd cell birnt The Idea of cASort e s 's m a k i n g OVER i m p e BTa i , — tüea Î ’ Re ----- BUILDING—------- ° f ‘ » t»«<l.y.Tlran<Uy 4 to 6 V- AND HERALD o f f ic e �im-, -------THZ SANTOttD HERALD FROM THE NATION’S CAPITAL PEOPLE AN D EVEN TS BEiNG A RESUM E OF SANFORD U P -T O -D A T E = x = -NEWS FROM^WASHINCSON BY THE SPECIAL COBRE- H APPEN IN GS Washington, D , C„ Juno 23. (Spec American people," he saya, "must their Sunday .school teachers left ial).—President Wilaort's emphatic awake-to a realising sense of certain the city dock at 7:30 this a. m. on declaration to the newspaper cor­ facta that seriously affect the coat of the Chloris to picnic at Lemon respondents, that he would expect living. The 6,000,000 men and boys Bluff, the guests of Mr. C. R. Congress to remain in sosslon until who are. slaughtering our birds, are Walker, superintendent of the Con­ the anti trust legislation proposed levying tribute on every American gregational Sunday school. Baskets f lby ( P him in hi* message to the Na- poeketbook." He saya the cqdling and boxes piled high on the deck thuml lawmakers has been enacted mo|h and furculio apple pests cojits gave the Impression that plenty of brought a wall from the lip* of many us about 38,250,000 a year for spray­ good things to eat «were going .along Congressmen who had hoped to got ing operations, and 112.000,000 a with the crowd, while tho bright, away in July for fence repairing pur- year In shrinkage of value In the apple crop. The chinch bug wheat happy faces of tho little folks w*i|P°*»? some of these aforesaid on indication that the'pleasures of "fences” being* in exceedingly bad pests sometimes cost us 320,000,000 the day would be fully enjoyed and' repair, according to' Inside Informa- a .year. - Tho cotton boll weevil cofits the cotton planters 120,000,000 it goes without telling there will be; Hon. lots of fun, for Mr. Walker, ti an Or»» thing the President’s utter- a year. Thb tree insect, pests cost y Six CMP* 9£Cho<-otaU nnces has 'done is tho subject of con­ the nation 31 0,000,000 a year.. rh[s charming and amusing fllUle Ideal boat. ; j ; gratulation, that la, the speeding up While the grasshoppers, cut wofms, Fdsïlet »dccessfully presented j t> of the Senate In Ita consideration of army worms, wire worms, leaf hop­ asder the auspice^ of thto 'Campfire • , Ptoplt Coming and Going the appropriation bills. Wifh the pers, and other insects cost; the na­ ¿¡,1, at the Baptist Shsck last Mon^Catherine Turner, the dainty little exrbption of the Sundry Civil, the tion annually more millions than qan ity evening to a large and delighted be counted separately. He urges grand daughter of Mr. .afid Mrs. River and Harbor, and the General liadiepce, a neat sum being added p the treasury by Its production. E. E. Turner, who has been on a Deficiency bille, the Senate haa with all his great ability, tracked by “ girts «quitted themselves with visit to her grand parents, returned passed' all .the other money budgets thuusands of enthusiastic followers, th credit, showing the careful to her home in Eustis Saturday it* and they have either become law* of the enactment of legislation that will pttt a stop to tho ruthless killing of are atlll In conference. lining of their instructor, Mrs. ternoon. robins, blackbirds, dove«, tho bobMra. T. A. Newton and her two The River and Harbor appropria­ »fge Hyman, the audience ahowwhite quail, and Insect eating shore little daughters left last Wednesday tion bill was reported to the Senate kjag their appreciation In rounda of birds. • on Thursday, June 19, and its early [Clause. Following isdhe cast and to spend the summer in Indiins. xxxxxxx Min Alits McCulley who has consideration wilt be urged. While those taking part; "Let Uncle Sam do it,” may be been visiting the Misses Stumon there will be some objection to cer­ IjtdftynVon Liodëll, . , . . ...... considered thè motto of most msn returnee/ to Oviedo just week, ac­ tain features of the bill it is not ex­ . . . . . Rosamond Radford . ; . in Congres ben of the companied by Miss Junie Stumon. pected that the opposition will be Dorothy Green.. Cora Lee Tlllis ef the appropriation * Miss ^the! Moughton will leave either large or unreasonable, and the ‘ Buter Beacon. £dna W illiam s.... -there Houseware ifot , on Wednesday for Rochester, N. Y.•JWH will pass the Senate in due sew* Fjssnette Dur and. . . , , . , . ir,YW*w*achd< ■ K W visiting relatives until tho fall. r .V 9 ... Mamie Kate Williams i'içjiri alioné— and oppose Airs. Chas. A. Reosoner, her sod, xxxxxxx ! Jljrijn Lee . Maggie Pearl Smith. . cept occasionally y for/ «heir ■own and' daughter, Miss Alary. Elisabeth Bsstr.ce Van Courtland.. . . . . . . . . . . The Year Book of theTjoparttiMfiTT^ cts.. JJut there Is a general ...................... Helen M alm.. . . . . of Jacksonville, formerly of Sanford, of Agriculture for 1913, which h itf] ncy toward having the governhave been spending the week wit^ At the close of the performance just come from the prw-ics and iiir, nt do everything. Rapid has old friends. Mrs. Reasoner return­ being distributed to ¿Congressmen b $ n - '* e development along this the Ladies’ Aid Society served Ice |<mm for tho benefit of the society. ed to Jacksonville on Alonday. and to correspondents of the De­ line,'but the most important are the Mary Elisabeth will be the guest of partment entitled to receive coplea, rural mi^ service, the postal savings Vera Terheun for another week. The Smuggltman 'differs in several respects from Ita banks and the parcels post. All of MIbs Mabel Allen left on Satudray Rehearsals for the Smugglemnn for an indefinite visit to Ietachata. predecessors, the articles In genersl these have been of late development. being of a more popular and Instruc­ Sood will follow road building. In in- being held afr the Imperial. Miss Cards - received from Clifford gjplnwall reporte splendid success. Walker, the young son of Air. and tive character, although the book addition, tho Department of Agri­ A real treat is in store for lovers of Ain. C. R. Walker announce his safe Itself contains ir smaller.number of culture has developed functions children’s affairs. Tho Smugglemnn arrival in Ashley, Illinois. Clifford pagua than those that have gone which strict constructionists would I unusually bright and catchy, in­ made the trip entirely alone, mak­ before. have rejected a quarter of a century juring not only the terror him- ing several changes enroute and ar­ In thq articles In the Year Book ago. Wo are looking after mines; vB, (or all bod children are afraid riving safely on time. the coat of living pleys a prominent we have a public health service.in­ M him, but a lovely little fairy Ain. A. P. Capo and, children of part. Dr. Pennington, for example, vading the states, and many bureaus qaten who rescues naughty boys St. Augustine are guests of Mn. points out that Americana neglect a whoso sole 'duty is to investigate from tho Smuggleinnn's clutches; Geo. Armstrong. Mn. Capo mad« valuable source of food by falling the lives and means of the people; ter little fairies, noble young her home in Sanford for a member to tkko «advantage of the immense heretofor regarded as functions for fhts, poppies and sunflowers, of years. supply of fish at their disposal. The the states or tho individuals, Mother Goose and so many of the xxxxxxx protein content of-fish is fully as Moved characters of nursery rhyme* high aa that of moat ’ and yet, In vivid contrast with the meth­ to gay nothing of tho horses. And Mrs. Thomas Crlggal and her although meat prices are rising od* in England ’ was (he action of tbo i "Mothers and Grandmothers!” steadily, little or no effort is made National American Woman Suf­ niece, M n. Senn have returned from who just dote on the "Good and to use the cheaper substitute. It is frage AJsociation in the presentptlon a few day's visit to Jacksonville. Bad little boy" of the play. the foreign population of the United of .woman's demand for the ballot. States which eats the greater pert The leading officers of the aasoclaSunday School Pkafc ■v'ACra. P. J. Gonzales has returned of the ilah consumed in this coun tlon toqk' the thousands of t'csoluA joyous crowd of children andftfora a pleasant trip to Jacksonville. try. Dr., Pennington names ten tions, adopted on Suffrage Day, to —staple varieties,- some of which it is the capital and in brief statements safe to say can always be purchased told Vice President Marshall and Notice Nolle« to Tax Payer« j ■\Tbe 1D18 nsewwment on your prop-j A «pedal meeting of the etock- for less than ten cents s pound, even Spcaktr Champ Clark what they ty Was made by Orange county of->h0fderfc of the First Nationsl Bank when prices are highest, and can contained. These petitions Were afIkUU. The-completed books were d ed of Sanford, Florida, ia hereby called usual y - bfi obtained for less than (erw$r<L presented tio Congfe?« by thi 'Senators and Representative fimed to Seminole county lo.October, Jto be held in the rooips of the Bank five- cents. The book 1s illustrated hy, 64 fllbm the states where thye were 191S. If the assessments In your neigh- on Tuesday, July ,14th, 1914, at 10 bothood were not equalized, come in and o’clock u.‘ in., to. conaider the ad­ full p««» plate«/ of which a farge udopted. There was no militancy, •talk to me about them and we vi{l get visability o f increasing the capital number are reproduced In .colors, no difficulty, no disturbance, but a them on the 1914 rolls as Ihey should stock of the Bjmk, and to transact anf by 21 tables, maps and lins quiet, orderly and impressive cere­ mony. And it was vary much more U. ;r .THOAlASK. BATES, aqch other business as may properly drawings. effective because it makes American ’ ‘ .xxxxxxx 63-tf Assessor. come before the meeting. . inen appreciative of their - women. B. F.: WHITNER. Dr. W. T. Hornaday, one of th'e ______:____________ rashler, leading naturalists of the world’ and. Danger of Too Much Talk. Tues-8T-6tc \.* - i . ■ an eminent authority on bird amt * . - Took Too Long to Reach It. ,r; - ■4* -> ;! Don't talk too much. Just after you animal life,-, head of New York’s - '*T wouldn’t mind my wife's havingkite talkfd a man Into buying. If you famous zoological park Is conducting the Ioat word." ealjl Mr/Hcnpeck, “ If ksep on talking'you will tallf him. out a nation-wide propaganda against she would-oply 'hurr^. Up and get to of buying.—Atchison Globe. the salughter of »useful blr<Je*.'”” T ho! 111 ^Llppiecott A* />* '4»________ -• ' : ' K WANT ADS • ¿J-:1 *■-f"; . Along the ‘Go to Church Movement —________________ • , ■ -----’ ---- . ■ — — --------------------- ----- ----------------------------” . ■ ‘ I1 T 1» up toHhc womun io mnke the tycp ■GO TO - CHURCH. It la'unneirMAry to say that women have.n-wonderful iif ■XT60 fiucuce with men. It is not enough Hint «pom ari go to chtirch.Shu should .iriRist oa. h e f fnthfer, brother, husband or. sweetheart. jerrico. And Ami tperc ts no un 4^n?»aif rjeiniug rhat uw» it »» the attending . disino ^«rtitio. there is b IfttèroBt jo the 0 0 T O ’ CHURCH movement women will ti^c an W È ful help. , ' / it will he a wonderful *4» •'*. « T | ■- (7 f r . Modish Gown for Sweet Sixteen LOW WHO DOES NOT ATTEND CHURCH L fT ii*JER H lfH T NOW TO START HIM* ON THE RIGHT PATH. LET THE LOVING Wl PLEAD WI,TH HER HUSBAND TO GOV TO CjX^RpH VtMTH TH SAME FERVOR THAT, SHE ASKS FOR AN EASTER p Ò N N ^ T ^ H e GENERALITY GETS V * * * « $ « 0N N 8T' . ‘T EASY—PROBABLY A tlREAY DEAL; BAS/BR—TO GBT).H6R ROUND. TRIP SUMMER TOURIST RATES JACKSONVILLE ‘ - *4 - —TO— St. L o u i s . . . . , ........ 137.75 Otlca*»............ ,.f43.go ('tnrinnsil. . . . . . . .138.00 Dnnr............... &S.GO St. i*»ul. ............. 5X73 Uttlnrills.. . . . . . . 31.50 Colorado flpria*»..'. ,5 * .SO Ifuluth........ . 61.58 KnoirtU*........... 1 U 0 Halt tatto City........ 11.SO w a s l p w 7X75 Erra»vili*............. 32.35 YalloMfloo........... .. 78.00 Toraoto . . . . . . . . . . ( U O Indiana noli«.., . y, , 18.30 rortUnti . . . . . . . . . 100.00 Uottml........ 5X45 Fmwb Uck... A . . 85.20 Hrattk................ 106.00 Pno»k*y ................ 51.58 Toledo _____ » a- - ♦ SUO Lo* Antrim......... 89.SO Mirkmuc, . . . . . . . . . 51.00 Detroit.......... 43.5ft SeeJVMetsOT., , , . ss.so p t t g s l a , 47.40 CasuUaqua . . . . . . 47,40 N lagirm K M If ,'47.40 Gbd>r'i>irt....'.| 82.75 Mammoth Car».. 30.00 LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALIFORNIA, AND CANADA. MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN, THE "GREAT LAKES AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LO W FARES FROM POINTS IN THE STATE» - - •. ; Tickets on sale daily. May 13 to September 30. Return limit Oct. 31,1914 Except—To destination* In Arizona, British Columbia, (except Field Glsder and Mount Robson), California. Lewiston, Ida., Montana (except Belton, Gardiner, Glacier Park Station and Vellowalone Station), Oregon and Washington, ticket* on sale Jane 1 to September 30, 1914, • VARIABLE ROUTE TO DENVER, SALT LAKE, COLORADO SPRINGS, ETC. COIN« THROUGH ST. LOUIS, RETURNING TIIROUGIICHICAGO OK VlCEjVERSA. LIBERAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS THE ATTRACTIVE W AY Threo Solid Through Trfclaa Dally—Choke |of Three Different Routes T O T H E N O R T H AND N O R T H W E S T THREE TRAINS ORLEANS, L. & N VICE. FAST TIME. _________________ __________ ______ FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS ON ALL SUM? TOURIST RESORTS. RATES, SLEEPING CAR RESERVATI AND OTHER INFORMATION. ADDRESS f i. » f W- ’^f H. C. BRETNEY, Florida Passenger Xgsnt ' , 134 Weal Bay Street Telephone 167 Jacksonville; SEMINOLE C o m p le te a b s t r a c t s fro m the r e c o P d s o f O r a n g e and S e m in o le C ou n ties. Men will not deny women,'.any^uiV- s u w ta w J B i ® C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. ROBBINS NEST HOTEL §r^i=* ,*,$ 4e RATES 32.00 AND 33.00 PER - -Î ;LA»~Á;" PRIVATE BATHS — ELECTRIC St. Leo CoUegeaSt. Leo, Pàsco County, Florida ' ••• 'Thtld-wa jb jr a hd intfut fu chnrch. -W ^ion-aauuflltlm i ®cn GO T n n n impta-»—Tho* ehnrchcs ' ' Full Instructions , given in Preparatory, Com­ mercial and CUasleal Courses Conducted by the / Benedictine < Fathers TERMS - 3226.00 riSi-tfe- l é , roit CATALOqOt ADDRESS RgV. DIRECTOR T .V -. ,« i.' NatioHZl, S Weekly First T i m e CONSTIPATION Indlgsstloi.. Bsd Drsiutv Dls«ta«n, Vml*o tblind staggsrs). | lt.adsch*, 8slk>w Corr.rUxton, « Tired, Discoumged Wetlng afe all symptoms of a Torpid Liver. ___ C l u b s U-htll this year CeUm’t ha* been «oKlai'/f.Sd. Now rie fd !« U 52.50 w5him«cu 7«.d s conret *fon n Hijra- |la V o Kdeetlre Liver Toato «ad I. Bowel IteRatator. by vre tan cffCf it at s »fill further Its* powerful fevtvtnc (nil iso« in the torpid Uvcr brtnse] oa> an Unmedlato improvement You feel better at one«. Tbo bowels move freely so that the purities which nave clogged the illgeitlve digestive organa And an | _ half sick feeling disappears, the complexion clear«, tbo breath becomei sweet, the mind alert! and cheerful and there feeling of exhilaration- ^ alt| through the body. Price BOo „ LIGHTED — GAS A. ROBBINS, - Proprietor Boltla. redunttmrin ctmnrctinn with this publlcstiiin. ^ Special Offer to Onr Rcadcrx rm v price, er. i , __ 7er it end our e«n publiriTOliVlth one »cer . tt (he'prw* ot O*twr«»loo«. Thii u alimiud odcr u d mull be Ultra e d ru u s* o(Dr»rapU|, W k t Yon Get jn^ C ollier^ II GXr't 1» the oo«*”H», lnd»rrnd«nLfe»rIirt. I »MllljrotiikM ddwa» ____jœatsi-1««®? mi 1 1 rin* lof (hr whole (»tniljr: AtWMNW thin«» that e n v > luUcriptKm aire» irti ■ÍOO■O UUeHeb éì|ééììhbb |H : _ -i L DAY ' ... *. THE ONLY PIRSTJCLASS HOTEL IN SANFORD nome S T axes p a id f o r n o n -r e s id e n ts .” \JameeF.BeiUf a £ r _ t 01.Lawis,Hx| Um «tephene Bye. telve for tw i ay»a H Coree. m I ? DOES ANY ONE DOUBT THAT THE YOUNO OIRL. WHO HA8 A SWEETHEART CAlf INDUCE HER YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND CHURCHf IF 8HB CAN’T PREVAIL ON HIM TO CO TO T H E t HOUSE ÒF QOD SHE SHOULD DROP H IM .' HE WILL NOT MAKE A GOOD HUSBAND. IP THERE IB A GJRL WHO HAS A BROTHER 1 ______ jLajji-i —- Women Can Do Great Work by Helping I h H SPONDENT OF THE HERALD r- Wtddinff litUt , ^rsdon* art) out /or lh® marj" of M l» Adeline Alvina Neivrr and Mr. John Aaron Bri.tf ] two wel known young people ;1jwood. Ttfo wedding will *■ place on the morning of ThureI the 25th. Hev. b\ P. Strong * ■ S*nlord WUI -perform tho- wreMi«a Eva Walker and a tt of other guests from Sanlll go down on the So ’ clock ____ — LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. l t WM. G. ALDRICH ei-i/ i.t--------- eOO Nrw.Phoie. - r 28Û 3Vort Artk taosurt mSmà -ii ' i - : t. V �Ì SOLICITING BUSINESS Theo. T. Turn Lull of Jefferson j OMj?Lth.e-jbcu r iwtaeegxvy r r m j« , «».r uòmini it» co uniy an3 ~J C T Adkins oFAlaehua In the religious w THE ilERAlD PRINTING COMPANY county wfll be candidate* for the (a called the .E* speakership of the next House of 'palgn. It is ban X H um . M , Representative* at Tallahassee. Ad- there aye o great W. M U A Y h r S Musine»» M a nager kina will probably not make It, attend church wt ab »er Iptien Price. <2 00 a Year In Advprcr though he is eminently qualified for to give to the wo the place and would1 Without doubt -their, contrlbutior Dcllveewl la lheCît» br cam«» 1100 p*r rear In make a splendid presiding officer. SJbst churches - adraaea or 20c per mapib. Turnbull posaeffiies all the qualifies* ducted in a busin mu»t V« mode at office Panateti la e<i tlona attributed to Adkins, but is n ulsc and thoraug K a termi •• iw w d r lt n mtU metter Aveu») »Und bettcr.mrxer and nil round politician. jacrlptlons ia rare, IPOS, et iba Potloffice et Sanford. Florid» Both are young me"n and both are the new ides referred to many ander Act of Mare* 3rd. 187». lawyers. They will have.* however, churches that always used to have O Mce la llereld Duikilna Trlrphooe No. 148 to reckon with Forfeit Lake of Sem­ »^deficit have been put on a pros­ inole, who behind a frowning visage perous'financial basis. In one chur Florida was the coolest state in hides a smiling face and who is a porous financial basis. In one church of about 800 members known to the th? Union.Ott Saturday and Hanford hustler from way-back.— Pfllatka writer about 125 subscriber» were se­ News. waa the coolest city in Florida. cured by this kind of u campaign, with increases of contributions from WRONG KIND OF DOPE Editor Triplett will be sadly miss­ about 76 others, and a total gain in ed in Kissimmee 'after his ^many A number of papers are printing a revenue vof J 1,600-.' years' work on the Valley Gaxctte^ story which is doubtless a tie, that It fs not often that tho churches a hoy waa kiied by an alligator can teach a lesson In buslnass ef Hon. Jeff Browne of Key West while swimming In the Withia- fldency to the business men. Yet pj^blishts hi» family tree in the last c’ooehee. The name of the bpy 1» here ia a case'in point.. Many mer­ SAN FORD, F L O R ID A e of Dixie. Jeff must bo getting not given, indicating that It -la man­ chants are conducting tlvolr business i ufactured. At any rate it 1> not a with a lack of enterprise which is ready to run for eomething. good advertisement for Florida . wa­ just as marked as the bap-haxard H. E. T O L A R M. M. S M IT H ’ H . R. S T E V E N S Having heard nothing from Ed- ters.—Reporter-Star. President Vice-President way In which church finances are Cashier You are right, Bro. Walton. There often run, .. J . itor Joe Ferrie of the Orlando Sen­ tinel who has been ill with typhoid ia so much that one can aay of the r It goes to show that if you want fever It hi reasonable to suppose that state that is truth and that would financial support for any kind of a ot some benefit to Florida. This proposition you have got to get out he la getting better. story about the alligator sounds and hustle for it. The business man On account- of the serious Utnesf fishy to aay the least. In all of our has no force of unpaid workers the upper St. Johns, Ocklawaha Light From the.Earth. Tomato Juice for Otalna of Ferris of the Sentinel and Howard experience in Florida and In our which, like a body of church adher­ river and Kissimmee river via I^ake The darkest part of the sky Is al­ Tomato Julco 1. « u j to bo (B of - the Cltlcetf tho meeting of the younger days we were some gator ents can get out from house to Okeechobee and the Caloosahatchie ways aglow. The earth lUelf glvoa ful In many cases tn removing bt Lake Region Frees Club will more hunter, we have never seen an alli­ house and solicit help. But the river to the Gulf of Mexico. off a lot of tight. SclontUts of the ■tains from whlto materials, nek u than likely have to •be postponed gator attack a man, although many newspaper furnishes tho means by • Resolutions to this effect, handled Franklin tnstltuto have measured this handkerchiefs, muslin frill», etc it such reports- h^ve gone from the which he can tell hi» story to the en­ through a elib-commlttee of tho river earth light and have found that It Is must, however, be dona, as soon u p * until a later date. state* It (a certainly poor stuff to tire public. and harbor - committee, were made of the order or one-teutb part of the siblo after the mtsbAp occurred, g „ send out and unless the man's name The mere fact tfiat ho appears fn"pubUc yesterday, ogether with res­ Intensity o f a star of tho first ord t of clean piece of blotting paper sbouU There 1* some talk of Hon. W. Y . can be learned we. will take It for olutions also endorsing ihe Chesa magnitude. It 1» attributed, at least be laid under tho stain, and s »lit, Knott making the race for Governor granted -that newa was scarce in that the public printa-with h story o f 1\U peake Delaware hay inland water­ partially, to a permanent aurora bore­ of raw, rlpo tomato rubbed ovtr the next time. Up to date Mr.- Knott locality and they were forced to fall business spreads abroad the opinion alis which la revoeiod by tho charac­ surface, fresh pieces of blotting ptHT that he ii a pusher. The public way project os a part of tho great -'' baa not said that, he' would run or back on a fish story. teristic green ray observed on ob­ being rubstltuted until the Ink it»t values enterprise. It will pass by intracoastal canal*. scure nights in the whole Heavens. has vanished. .* V^'y^hat. he would not. In the event — o— . . the old timer, and go down in tome Three resolutions, as made public that he does not another knotty ETERNAL VIGILANCE ; side street to hunt out tho man wjio by the committee, are as follows: . ----- ... j.'* problem will he solved. Whereas, the St. Johns river is the The surotficr is upon ua and this shows initiative. If in addition the greatest natural highwift of Florida, merchant can talk convincingly The idea of a daily paper in San­ is the time to think about health and the continued improvement of about hia goods, and give tho idea In the ford seems to bo taking very well regulations. Other cities this river U of vital importance to a that he really has bargains, there and many have voluntarily come to north and south are having typhoid DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA (urge and constantly increasing pop­ will be no.trouble about hia success. the office and promised that they fever and as yet Sanford has not IS _ aWWWFlj * *: * j ulation. and — Gainesville Sun. would support such an ontereriae. had one case to report. With our ; | Ia open for the summer seoaOn and is uqder the able management of L 1 Whereas, the improvement of the A daily In Sanford this winter would pure.artesian water system and flow­ Ocklawaha river, a tributary of the ! E. Combs. This hotel ia located on the ocean bluff and is well known by ‘ Value In (he Hyacinth ho worth thousands of dollars to the ing wells it is impossible for the Its good table from last summer season throughout the state. St. Johns and a link in the tfanspeople, of Sanford to get typhoid Several times in the past the local city In advertising. ROOMS WITH AND WiTHOUT BATH, RATES W K PER DAT , fever except through one source, harbor, Tnd the whole of tho St Ftorida canal, is soon to begin, which improvement , will make the St. SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES $8.00 TO $10 Editor Holly of the Sanford Her ths fly. In the city proper the Johns river for that matter, haa been Johns river still more important, . Bath house for bathing just acrom the street. Shower bath free for til aid promises Sanford n daily paper sewerage system almost precludes badly* clogged with water hyacinth. and the possibility of having ‘ disease The government tried several ixguests of thU hotel. Ail mail answered promptly. this fall if the citizens and business Whereas Hon. D. U. Fletcher, men will give him the proper en­ carried by the flies but in the sub­ perimenta In an attempt to des­ Florida’s senior United States sen­ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦#»»♦»»♦♦»»«»« M l>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»* couragement, and 1f Sanford is wise urb« there are still many who retain troy the pests, but In every case ator has introduced a resolution in it will assure the necessary .support the hucket system and they .are not they aeem to have to be let alone to the United States senate providing for a good daily.— Orlando Sentinel. using tho ordinary precaution of die out in their own good time. for a survey from the St. Johns river screening these breeding places of These hyacinths did not bother ------ O— the flies. The stntates of the city are the big vessels., but they were a j to the Kissimmee river, thence leavla Hob Holly was born with red hair. lax also in this respect and The great hindrance to the smaller craft. to the Kissimmee river, thence B O T T L E R S O P SO D A W A TE R S AND He didn't like the color, so would Herald wishes to call the attention Even yet no practical method of leading via Lake Okeechobee and he Caloosahatchie river and Fort have none at ail. But what If the of the' people to these defects destruction seems to have been de­ color had been to Bob's liking and their disposing of sewage: Eternal vised. However, there seems to be .Myers to the Gulf of Mexico; then* ' • he had refused to part with any of vigilance is the price of safety and a most satisfactory solution of, the fore be it Resolved, by the river and harbor it, lo, these long years? What a with all the safeguards that Nature problem at hand. “comm tteo of the Jacksonville Board poet he would have made.— Zolfo has brown around ua hero in San­ United States Consul' . General of T ade, That this committee heart­ Truth. ford we should certainly assist in George E. Anderson, . Hong Kong, keeping down not only yphoid hut China, has made, a report to the ily endors« the* proposed St. JohnsSole Agenta for Orange City Springs Mineral Water Editor Holly of the Sanford Her­ also the ordinary malaria_ fever. government1 which la very interest­ Kftaimmoe survey, as well ua a] ald says that if the Sanford band Every house should be screened and ing upon this subject. He has ths o her measures looking to the devel­ : PHONÊ 21 . * will once more play “ Dixie" he will every precaution used to keep the following to say Upon the subject: opment of a comprehensive water­ way aystem In Florida; and be it go to' Pensacola and kill one of those city sanitary and. healthy and there "As a result of the usual spread further =3F= — Mexican seals. That hand must be will he no sickness qf any sort here of the water hyacinth (Eichomla 'Resolved, That three résolution» getting worse and worse. Hereto­ no* or at any other time. — crossipes) in the waters of Cambodia be" spread upon our minutes and fore when it played-Holly has mere­ A word 'to the wise ia sufficient and other portions- of Indp-Chin^ ly taken un anaesthetic. Now he and if you do not observe the rules there has been considerable investi­ copiei be sent to our representatives aeeVa to* shed blood. That editor o! sanitation it is safe to assume gation in that colony as to pfruilble In Congress; to Hon. W. J. Sears of S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D O F T H E SOUTH should come over to Welt Palm that Sanitary Officer Smith will haul uses the plants could be put to as a Kissimmee, and to the daily news­ papers of Jacksonville with a request Beach and hear some real music you up to the court room where you means of clearing tho rivers for nav­ that they be published.— Jackson-^ that'would chiwjn his breast.^-Palm will be compelled to obaervo these igation. ville Times-Union. 1 • Beach Post. rules. “ In connection with the discus^ ^ Destroy fhe breeding plucea of the sftrn a French professor named Per____________________ Nq.m t DAILY The Zolfo Truth thinkv Hob Brolly fly and the mosquito and they can­ Transferable Distinction. rot has announced to the Chamber ... 8:00 a.WI... ..J.-..■2,2 Q p.m 7:55 fun. Markley (to pestering Insurance >Lv. J a ck son ville....... of the Sanford Herald would nave not exist. of Commerce at Saigon the results J2:25"p.jri......... 655 p.m.......... 12:10 a:m. Ar, Sitvnnnah _ man)—"l^oii here, when you talked been « great poet if nature had pro­ __ n__ ^r‘ of experiments he has made with the to me lost year, you told me that Ar. R ich m o n d .. M*5 iu n .......... J0:15 aim.......... 8:00 p.m. vided 'him with only a few flowing plant as a ‘ fiber producer. He hag tho company you were wllh . Waa Ar. Washington. .. 1:36 p.m ...........11:50 p.m. FLORIDA'S COOLING BREEZES looks on his'dome of thought. Tût,! U extruded the fiber from the stalk by; tho ^best In the world" Agent— Ar. New York...;.: 2:81 « .i p ......... a 6:60 n.m...... .. 6:00 ilo. tut. . One lock o( hair never mafffe.n Thtr wonder and joy of our north­ means of a Ducheman machine und "My near air, It was at that time, «P poet any more than one swallow ern visitors in the summer are the finds that after drying, preferably by but the company 1 am now with, hav­ No.,82.—FloridA A West Indian Limited-Free Reclining Steel Chair Cs»,«| makes a driink. Neither-doe» •ab- breezes that sweep over the penin­ gradual process, It can he made into ing Bluce had the benefit of my serv­ , • Washington-—Electric. Lighted and Fans. ■ * oence of vegetation always indicate sula of Florida by day and by night serviceable rope and twine as well ices, haa, of courso, taken tho honor No. 88.—Palmetto Limited—Free Steel - Reclining Chair Cart to Wnahisgtoo— a sundRoak.— Arcadia Enterprise.. and regardless of tho intensity of as coarse thread suitable for mat-*} from It" ____—— Electric Lighted and Fan*. the bum' s rays even at noontime ta ting and Sailcloth, and Its u»e in|J •They tntfy know wh»t they are get in the shade and hayo these re­ No. 80,—Cogst Line Florida Mall—Local Sleeper to Savannah. First English Concertina. Indo-China particularly is pwrihle about, hut we would advise the San­ freshing breezes blow over you is in bags for rice and other grain ex* Tho first English ^oncertfna era* "Steel Pullman Care of the highest cia » operated on all train*. Atlttitk ford Herald and the DeLand ..News the extreme satisfaction-of living in ports in place of the jute bags now mado tn 1829. but them waa a Gor­ Coast Line Dining Cars operated on Trainee 82 aod*86. • 1^ * • ’» which are contemplating daily issues Florida and makes this state1 a imported. Oq a ' native loom It man ooHcortlna Ion* before that’ lime. For information and Pullman reaervatioiia apply.-Vo your local agent o^wri of their papers, to count' well thp summer.as well m i wlnterVreqrt. affords a strong flexible cloth of Mosart (who eoeinr'to 'have wrlttan cost and work, before doing so lyrlil The .Florida Grower, editor, who about the same quality as jute. The for every Instrument' In exlstattco In \ F R 1T O T , D ivision Passfengcr Ageist then not do it.— Reporter-Star. ' ■ formerly reslded.jp California en* fiber takes dyes readily and has high his day. including barrel organs, toeJacksonville* ^ chatties I clockwork, -etq,)' wroto an 136 Weal Bay Si. Qood advice to two ancient TTlor- ■joys tho Florida breezes uhdjwroaks tenacity.' Ita weight ia BboiM^the adagio- In C -.major '?-» time for ti)0 idlana from one who hnJ been'in tbfi Into song about them as faJIuTyl:,. same a« that of jute, Wit can be re­ coucortina In the year 1779, and also 1 state two years. Codringtoq add, , Don't This breeze wafts ■ aver -orange duced by treatment with chrome Holly at least think' they know whs groves, which has just bee» covered alum; w hichbrakes .the - product an ada*to~and-rondo tor ^ctmoertloa; ' don't YOU1K TJuto, oboe, ridia, and.’cello lu 1790 they *rr doing and Uc'Ltnd an with perfume laden bloom;.it is' cool w ater;ptoof.By the process follow­ or 1791. -.‘ I ngainst V> Sanford ought to support a dally U with the breath of the scu that bests ed »fid carried out by native work­ j fTkmlæ êlb..1 a« » l iniiii two. A»«--«. ‘ . r1! Orlando can have upofl our outer, protecting keys; a ers lOOx klW (220 .pounds , aTolrSoldier’ » Most T r /lh g Position. gentle*,,caressing breath; sweet as a dupok) » t grWn , stem y eld» .,4.5 The average aoldfir finda. thn moat I p^ Mlilcr, assjstRnt hiMineas maiden s Was; jgMt as'it'* mother's kilos (9.9 pounds)’ of fiber, as com- terrifying position lo be that of aland manager and editor of the Eustis tinder aigh. I t blows to ormurage, pared with (ifom :i.& to I per cent of Ing motionless In the front rank, <~y Lake Region was In the city Friday to refresh, to cheer, to Invigorate., fiber from aisiil.** posed to (he ehMpV’», fire wlthqut be­ afternoon and paid the Ilqrald of­ Whether from east, w'iat or south, ing ablo to reply, Tbe order to adThis ij good dews' 'to the . people fice an appreciated visit. Jlr. MH- ’ ti» *.ilt burdened nnd sparkling; tattoo or ¿d charge with fixed bgyonots of Florida. It May he many days ll then fecelved^ks a rdoas'e' frota |iroJ»ct_tt«l».|-»llh, llntllnt, ttm lnubul.Un, V - t .b H .1 ,.4 tor .4 . m«nL 97» n tatir kreater pianted to Florida and like all otber- •gestion* of Isle of Hfiice, coral reefs' ^ ................. use of thoho.* prahl» as described by a the jnlnd amt greatly Kcntuckiaittdfi our state is a good^and tropic seas; inspiring the poet iwtoá * one. = Hb expects to leave Eustis stimulating the worker, and latUfy'l ^ ' ^ Q ^ ^ g f ^ 1, ^ l I'Iweihst reduces Ute'itrtnial nh^ttlsh. shortly "for Jacksonville where he to, ^.ho n,. ,hu -Sum s O f One Mrnd, wili bo Identified with the Kennidy- land of ^Florida, where t h o u .^ a |,f lh# r0^ r bU arft Foxy. tTrnJo (ffter leaving tho curio Brown-Hall Co., tyt superior tal•hop, showing his.nephew the say to tints having been recognised by the •........ buy curloa)—’There you arc, you <jeo big city. We hope-to see more of missed only* because he did not stay . i Whan you aro d«alltlg with pedbU Sanford to the G u lf Mr. Miller ln\the future as be will to look for .it, With a tUmile like nipt that Just Marguo th« point a bit, rjfry probably ¿ c on the road In the in­ that of ours the future .tip Florida U and dowp com « 'the pr* « ten shill­ C O n iftA C T O R B I Un|’WUh^ terest of his new firm. Ills' retire­ as wide aa the seas, as high as., tho U theI^devlopt in'» “ Curio Dealer (to hi* nephew)— ment from the editorial ranks 1» a heaven*, and as deep as n» her. deepest waterway “Tnere you. are. my boy. When you’re distinct loss to Florida journalism sparkling lake. If you d t. deallo* with a tn "jFW t « as he was'president of the Kentucky the beckoning °Z ion whfle>Wding there uid li « r f . ■Ht : - That a person pays a bill in currency and forgets ask for a receipt, and occasionally another bill is ren. dered and paid tor the second time. This can be avoided in payment by eheck which supplies an undisputed receipt. Accounts subject tti check [large oir small] are cordially invited. PEOPLES BAN K OF SAN FORD :V— ° — DAYTONA BEACH HOTEL • Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 3 -D A IL Y TRAINS EAST-3 I à Ä r,;.‘w . �■■fi— _____ Z_ 2 £ -r — — tO-HRftAU» — r- - . i - - . i - ' i • PAGE FIFE . ________ ÎN â ABOUT THE CITY Mr». B r T r HouwrtèîlTÿiSlera'àÿ ■ w rv r Ball game next Thursday betwüTn Trom for Lakeland where she will , have Winter Park and Sanford. Come Lake Mary, on Saturday and re­ O C C U P A T IO N IS S E U J n H charge of the muslo at ono of the out and cheer the boya to victory. ported elfiaff on the lafce shore near fjttle Happening»— Mention or theaters in that-city. - P U R E -------------r j , E,. Ingraham, vice, president of his home’ the earth sank suddenly Matte« In Brie/ JL THERE ARE IN TME3I about aix feet in a hole with a cir­ I. C. Hughes has returned to San­ the F. E, C, Ry„ and head of the U N IT E D S T A T E S cumference of about ten fqet square. ford after spending the past two mmigration department of that road pfBSONAl ITEMS^Of INTEREST years It was at a spot on the alulfe where at Fort Myers and other cities was in the city yesterday shaking 6 7 ,4 9 2 in South Florida. , hands with his Shnford friends. He Mr. Dunn and many, ol lA neigh­ mU1 Of Th» Floating Sntsll Talk. bors had been in the habit V driv­ Another car o f fine ripe bananaa was enrouterVe Chuluota where (he ing with their teams to watertheir fill.clIrA rr.nicd For Hurried r ’ la on the teack at the eip.resa of­ East Coast Ky. is making a city of hors« snd naturally he feels very Herald Wilder« fice and they are going-fast. Get beautiful homes’ for the tourist nnd thankful that the oarth sank ’ at a them while they last. One of the homeseeker. Mr. Ingraham expect» ’t mo when no one was near'the hole. to take up the question of stock finest cars of the season. Bouchollo of Thomasfarms sod will locate many settlers These sink-holes ore common enough ¡ j f c ' o i , to the gueet of hr. daugh- ‘ Gct-yopr ice cream from Dubart’ a in the Chuluotn section and other in certain parts o Florida but this is Mrs. Henry Wight ol Sanford. Ice Cream Factory. 86-tf hV •<5 parts of the now lino toward Okee­ the first one reported in this sec­ tion in a long time. 5 iiits Uuth McDaniel Is enjoying Half bbls Pillsbury flour in wood chobee. » 904.tort visit to her aunt. MIm Eva (3.15. L. P. McCuller. 85-4tc Conn' out to the half ’game next Must Use Pure Water s etting ’tmc brakes ^Urtin of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reed left last Thursday when the Winter Park With n view to reducing the prev­ D Zachary of Magnolia avenue week for an indefinite stay at Day­ bravos will tackle'the Celery Grow­ alence of typhoid fever and other fa , «pending a f®" »•»>“ th«1»' tona Beach. They drove over stop­ ers. communicable disoases often caused N O T IC E B R A K E M E N N O T iBREAKM EN ping at DeLand several day« to Lull Markham. Pompiate assortment lamps, wash by the use of Impufe water, the act­ visit friends. v Doul)tless‘8dhie of the? thirty-onenresupportingfrusbands, not bowls, pitchers, cropkery, etc., at ing1 secretary of "the treasury Jiss Tomato wrap's and; tomaio crates Lefiler’a. * 87breaking them. The big hat looks suspicious though—must, * just aignod an amendmnnt to the at T. ?• Outton’r, • 78-tf> * How. Forrest 1.ake has returned have cosf-a lot. from a trip over several imporCant quarantine regulation« Another long distance walker was interstate Broom holders just for the asking sections of the state and is feeling here yesterday by the name of Ed­ that is of interest to the steamboat W f ir iV t A 1 0 1 O f U T l t f THINGS HEBE THAT C O S U I I U E |,t Ufflcr’s.;. 87jubilant over his prospects as speak­ uard De Bacheur and he claims \o men of the Florida steamers and 1001 Articles of Household Necessities Needed Every Day. Mi»s Lilian Herring, who has been er of the next house. They w’ijl be be walking from New York to thoae employed on other inland Istttndin* school in Virginia is home unable to beat Mr. Lake for this Jericho going by way of Hells' Bells streams. L E T US S U P P L Y V O U • Ijjiin for the summer. *. The amended regulations follow: much coveted position.' and froze to death. He is selling"N o person undertaking to furnish B Davisf and family havo gone vftalph Woodruff? son of Hon. newspapers to get along and he cart­ I te .Tampa where they will reside in Frank Woodruff had the misfortune ed off a bunch of Sanford Heralds water for drinking or cooking pur­ poses to any vessel in 'any-harbor PHONE *78 ÇfcaJW»* D r« Sior* SANFORD. FLA.’ to break his arm last Friday, while that he expects to sell at Enterprise Ithe .futureof the United States intending to and Orange City Junction. These awinging from a horisontal bar. The pmh yeast cakes and popcorn at Mrs clear for some port within some little Mellow is able to be about as pedantic disciples are becoming very |JL Simon’s. 8541 other state or territory in the United numerous in Florida but usually they usual but it will be some time before States or the District of Columbia That good old bolted ham at Lefhe can do the gymnastic stunt again. follow the snow birds north in the shall furnish water taken trim the 87spring. , e«v The Story of Children’s Hats • I have a first class painter and sign waters of such harbor, or from any Mrs. C. W. Goodrich of Orlando writer. Wo can do your harness re­ Good game qf ball ia promised otjier placet where it has been or Ifa the guest of Mrs. S, "tTr-’ ^Uwe this pairing and auto top work now. next Thursday when the . Winter may have been contaminated by Park professionals will play the BanLek**“ * W. H. UNDERWOOD. aewer discharges'. Any person vio­ j ' i , TB . 14-tf ford amateurs. — - .. - .............. tu ty winsome lassies in the lating this regulation will be liable H. E. Tolar, the efficient cashier Freeh bread, rolla, pies every to a penalty of not more than 8600 tdly enroute to Enterprise Yd? the of tho Peoples Bank is able to. get P Fire Girls encampment at down to the bank again and greet morning before 6 o’ clock, at Lef- or Imprisonment for not more than 87one year or both, at the diarection hla many. friends. * After hia recent fler’a i dut plsctw * w . • illness he sojourned at Lake Mary Paul K. Weaver, the efficient of the United States District Court.’ ’ g. T. Sparring of Ocala apsnt The treasury department looks to for a few days and is feeling able to cashier of the Citizens’ Bank of ! sunda.v in the city tho guest of his the medical officers of the public take care of the hank business with Kissimmee waa in the city a few **t«r. Mrs! Fletcher of Sanford health service and the state and his accustomed vigor. hours on Saturday. He waa en­ I Bright». local authorities of Florida and else­ route home from Lafayette, Indiana, Chickens The quality and the price la right where he has been spending his.vaca- where to enforco the new regula­ Juicy fryers at LefQer's. 87I«3 hay and grains at Dutton’s. 78tf •I tlon and where he hill the pleasure tions. Ketit Rossetter is driving, a fine B, G, .Smith has returned from a of attending the reunion of hia otd Three New Towns trip to Jacksonville and expects to new’ Overland car and saya that class at Perdue University. Ue also good. attended the automobile races at [inuma his run on the \ )vicd o there is nothing quite as In the Manufacturers’ Record of Kent was the first Over!atyl owner Indianapolis and thoroughly enjoy­ Baltimore notice ia given of the ptfr [Cinnonball in a few days, in Sanford and his first car lasted Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ferrsn of him. for three years and is good yet. ed his vacation visiting his many grew ol the Florida E u t Cout fri»oJa «.id relatives in Illinois. Railway In developing three towns Et»tLi spent Sunday with Mr. peralong their lin^. W. C. Parker was* over from ¡ ri»’» sister, ’ Mrs. D. L. Thrasher'. ' Vajeada o-anges, large and lusCoronado Beach yesterday where At Chuluota 640 acres arc boing ¡They left yesterday for their home doux at Turner’s, phone No. 76 he and hia family are spending the laid out in city lota, the main streets the Paradise of Lake 'county. ___________ _ 77-tf summer. Billy reports that aaaside Wmft are being hard surfaced with boule­ Cotton seed, meal, shorts, bran at resort as coming right along and At Holden Park next Thursday vards around the inclosed lakes. |F. F. Dutton’s. 78-tf the Winter Park team will play the Tho «urroundlng 10/000 acru ere many new improvements being made Sanford Home Guards for the cham­ being «urveyed and platted into 6 that will' make the visitors more Mrs. C. H Evans and children of pionship of the Sandspur League. idcntown are visiting relatives in comfortable, und 10 acre tracts. A brick hotel story of children’s hats used to crown Sa a amall paff of taffeta. The no st iorti. They afe enroute to Georwill alio be put up, the contract Hay, oats, com, chicken feeds at bo a brief one until specialist* shape suggests the always fashionable Longest Day of Year having been let. where they will spend the sum- F. F. Dutton’s. 78-tf turned their attention to this particu­ poke bonnet, but the brim la wider aa Sunday was the longest day in the Mr. At Kentnaviile the same process lar kind of millinery. Now It Is long the crown la smaller than th* usual J. D. Hood has returned to San­ Mrs. J. W. Sperrlng and Miss ford for a few days to look after his yes;. Not that there were more ii’ bi-lng gono through, 640 acru re­ and fascinating and much mare worth poka. / j There la a sub of wide, soft matVOste Newman of Live Oak and Mr».' new home, that is being built on than -'twenty-four hours in the day— served for the town, with tho out- while than ever before. Looking to the Ideas designed for •aline ribbon about the crown, fin­ {0. C. Davis of Lakeland are the Magnolia Avenue. He has been fol­ but there were more hours of day­ joining lands ibb-dfvided into fiVe light out of tho twonty-four.and less and ten acre -tracts. grown-ups for- Inspiration, and trans­ ished with a rosette and knotted ends |pints of Mrs. J. C. ’Fletcher at her lowing up the crops through Georhours of .light and darkness. The lating tham Into iorma aultcgl to lllUe at tjie left aide. At th* right there ¿Æ Tho largest town of the three Is Me oh Sanford Heights.gia and the Carolines and expects chickens went to roost. later—no, located dn Lake Okeechobee and on wearer», ha» given ua tho ’ gWateat is a «mall bouquet of little 0*10 Georgo Terstus has returned from to return in the early fall and occupy Pauline, the statement has no refer­ * . variety of adorable bonnets and hat* flowqrs, the ond of the branch line of that Ttys lltUg.sailor shape la made of |Tampa where he touk in the big his new home. ence -to your Kqure—and the aun name of the railroad. Here 1,200 ever made ready for a'prlng. By aperlsilstng. designers have broadened hemp In , all the bright colors and ;!w pchic at Pag»-a-Grille and Paul Bigger-v if getting his fine came peeipng put earlier. acres arc being laid off for the town the field end are demonstrating that faced Wjth a partial facing of black . lodghiy enjoyed himself as only a sods fountain arid other fixtures and David Tiahorr local observer was site with the adjoining land sub­ velvet. The crown ti a plateau, plaltfood Eagle Vn<iv> hlw to do. expects to he ready for. business |n appealed to for data concerning the divided into small parrels of five It wm heretofore neglected. They' have created discrimination and dia- od into the brim. IX Ja trimmed with I Pspper,-iggplaht Orates it F. F- *-few days. The equipment is ol length of the day. He gladly came and ten acress cernment by placing befqre rmothers a a collar dfvVaiygt'. ribbon with abort dicing before the best and Paul's new place will to the’ rescue, with his official com­ really' wonderful array of Juvenile banging loops and ends at tho back. ion’s. ' * 78-tf Thla should prove a big boom for be a credit to tho city. . , pilations, which ahow that Sunday At first glance it seems almost a rehats the East C out in particular an<J the George Armstrong,of the Western pjlca Y»f sailors mode for grown-ups. From the little lady of three years, had 13.9 hours of daylight. . S. J. Diggers is home for a few state In general. Union spent a few hours at home But -there are little differences. The who looks like an nngol-ln everything "But It ’ iffil n«A «how up as the with his mother Friday last enroute days from points in South Florida put on her, t6'.*’U>e awkward ag#, colqTa used In It ate brighter, there from Lakeland to' Jacksonville, to where ho has been disposing of some longest day, 'compared with other . Members Eastern Stir * when tha girl Is harder to suit than" la’, a .’ different balaneo between the she ever wju or ever will be again, brim ¿hi crown, and the managemeht tfcieh office he has been promoted. Ane bananas. He has a new car days now," he said, "for it is by the You ore co.-diaUiTldvRed to attend •$ * ** * here and they are of the finest qual­ smallest fraction of a minute and the the designers of -this' btllttaary have of tho trimming ia distinctly; childish. ’the Maaonie picnic at Woodland Prak The ferry boat will make special ity. figures we have don’ t go tbat^ftne! considered the' needa'-Of children. Thla • Besides the usual abundant use of n u t Thuraday June 26th. Indverntn and special trips to Enterprise Mise Flora Walker of this place Our sunriae and sunset figures show tanlly the name of, the Eastern Star glres the. little one« a chance to ex­ ribbon many flpwerg.ar*.-featured In «Mi week on account -of the Camp ercise thelir ■tsetea and preference«, children's ,inillfn#ry. Velvet ribbons ten dsys ol the same'length." .waalcfl out of the. original invitation and tt la .amusing and surprising to on mlaaee'-hVth'iftke'.the place or tb ^ Ere Girls being aT Enterprise for and Miss Pearl Hunter of Winter The sun yesterday fta e-a t 4:8V two weeks’ outing. See- thp ached* Park, both etcient teachers in tho o'clock at Tamp»~pruvVltd it lived' but it is' tacjtîy Understood that’ tpe find, that they have vary decided opln- messallnee. R»«d* für little children. Grammar Schools left I»At i ’oek to Eutern Star Is always welcome whefiqk as to what They tike or don't Braldi arq like IboOb used In-shapes •Is in this issue. i •V take the teacher«’ course at the up to the schedule the?weather bu­ evr the Masons have oa.'affair of any like. for grown tty’ P1'0- *Rb the plaid pat­ Thursdsys and Sundays— Wood- Flòrida State Kforrpel at Qelnes- reau set for Jc—pnd set at 6:20 kind; > For a little girl of six two models terns used ohedMv Ia «"«* and'chiffon ' ' .J . Rad Park. . Picnic conveniences, vlUe, o’clock yesterday evening. A -few are shown In tho .picture. The bon­ are tn greeter detnabd. with flbboae \. f t «auomenta. «.The only safe,* clean e*£f w. day« back it rose a - few minut,es net might bo worn by a younger child and th»n more ribbons. •Tin* plain, ;---------------Valencia oranges, evary one guar earlier, .but »A correspondingly' ear­ , Gentian«*« at Horn*. and the solk-r hat by an older one. lightweight weave* lp light- tonoa and outdoor swimming pool, emptied daily, cleaned and re-filled from ar- anteed full of juice, at Turner’s. lier— except for that incalculable . U»S your gentlest voice at home. Tho bonnet la of pink chiffon taffeta high luster hold first' place as trim­ ?-TT?tf._ fractlon-^Snd ior the -neat four or .Watdb U day Ijy 'day ak a pearl of faced with shirred chiffon and having ming for children’s bat«. <«iin well. ' Shower blith, toboggan Phone No. 76. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. C, Worthington waa in tho city five dayS there will ge practically great price, for |t will be 'worth mor* fine lace oyer the upper brim. The ifide leased privately also. .• 85tf to you In days toxomo than.the boat * •• ■. ■.^r yesterday calling on kls many 13.9 hours of daylight, too.—Tampa pearl hid In the «as. A kind voice la J- P:Muaselwhlte, the efferveeo,>tt\ iriinds. He haa been at Kissimmee Times. Joy, JfltA a, Utk’e song, to a ’ hearth at (vpentiad king of the Geneva ace-> Jpf #the month past, being „engaged i= = 5 5 É Ü bom». . U’ ia a light that kings as well ben was in the d ly on , Moil day. ijtgS&Mesiirs. Cpllln» *nd Bradley in A- *«--^ V¿ aa *h|n*a. Tra|u, It to awest tone« staffed Pepper Magoea He'was taking up a collection t o -•tilnr* geUlng Up‘.a for the iio\ a special apodal edition e now, and It wlU lfet0*la tune through huy Woolen undershirts for the JpsaiimnN, Journal, ’ [ Cut tbrf tope from ohe .peck of life,—Ellhu llurrltt. T | people of the Malay archipelago. peppers, remove the seeds, save the 1^ jV H o n . O.rW. Entxm nger of Long the peppers upright In fs B a d Ngiwa. •.« Miss Mary Muldowntfy at}tj Miss wood wtii in the city yesterday and ; tot*’ Stand b one teaspoonful of salt in Small Tetar, dtaguiked O n a district ‘ " ’ lne MUidock.’Atwp popular répol-O Pel« Springs ns The Ideal j » g b* Put L* ■■■MgW «* l* d fe tPfK‘T*Wtp i returned’ ¿□¿,mkr; .fesort, It Is only three ._jh, cover with cold water, »oak maeeenger, was delivering Pi** tele­ J ^ o r d grams to hi» »H«. war« .im­ over nightChop three good sited Sunday afternoon. They were miles AMam '* from Longwood snd M r., . HI 1 S¿V I If 1 r« t C || provising dispatches of a more or legs tk* recipients of ;n,nny charming at- Ebtsmlpgir is b a l i n g - a summer) h««*» of cabb.gr and ono-half peck startling nature. When it vamp Lil­ ''“ tioas and extremely popular with ■hack there for Mg family to camp green tomatou (chopped), add to it lian’s .turn. she read aloud from bar VrV í Í';' IM one teupoonful of ground allspice, a ìhé.i unger set. •r \ y .4; wv./A * for several week*, bit of ycllo'J paper, amid finely simu­ ha f cup of mustard seeds two Think of the Com pany behmd lated wklls of woe: "Railroad wreck. Nodes H«k #c Owaera .,)■ .George>, 8pecn cntertalnea table spoonfuls of liked I was Instantly' kilted. Your loving thccarV and you’ll realize why tMA'sntly (t few friends Thursday U 1 htYt a first elsa» expert liurse sboer one teaapobntul of ground 'mare and husband." g d< mhi with the popular game of Giva him a trial. lone or two onions. .’> V; , V Fords ¿fid G overnm ent bonds ia«etlòn. When scorr-a wero counted* cou *4k»*f 'v* Underwood I ^lix thoroughly and aiuff^thq mlxarc bought, with equal assur­ learned- .tfiat Mrs. Deane In speaking of the Junior Civic turo in the peppers. Put -on tha tops «®ûer had \qs«!e »op score and she League exwdses at the band aland and tie with soft twine. ance^ Btronge^tfinancially%-DB* J. C. DA-VIS, wh(>]iàa be«n >Ur dad •- handsome «— - i - - - hsnd- lut week in mentioning the names Stand upright In atone js f« ,'covèf world-wide in •'scope—largest — h*r Tha of thoee who the 'With cold via gar/ -Stand'atida (dr comliTR.htTe for a mihiBer of ypars in volume of :'rputput t.owvcu delicious peat salud. nated' for the flowers the nomo of one . week, drain off tne•^inegàyi. ondifitléd many of tho best poople •Jtûâ I c e d ^ - ^ .h e r v ie a t .. -Rev. F, P. SUMS Inadvertently cover with irsnh cOld'vinegar. Add ^ build óur reg^tatjon into the anH arotiffd Sanford with (eft out. We fflk* pleuure In mak one cup of nastùrtium aceda or two t*; -and tfuantntee sèrvi Ing.tWli correction as it t u solely' tablaapoonfula of chopped horsa r«i-. ' Ilio Robbing, m e • .T« Knllders lirai a mistake of the printura. iah to the last.vinegar... . .„J Th» plans and I and, s?i 11 contain ùnti! S*ÁTr . (K®. Dr; Housholder and brother, At.V .'Hjthodlst JUNK . L tk* prwâ.af ik* may be .I fiftyj a » i of years standing K»nk. the •kk op*ned visit their pa Daivit deliver Houkholder c. r. « h until /«• v4" 1 IW ¿X SEM IN O LE P H A R M A C Y f r . IS ' C O M I wJi U1 ,. -*■s- .. ■ .i •-* . ,r’íí. 1 �•«w THE ANFORD HERALD SAwonoiooees € Serge and Taffeta for i *H »I * K fiw C S : Sanford Lodge No. 2?, I. o Meets every Monda over Imperial Theatre! J. W . O. Singletary L. D. Wicker Secretary N. 0 , U U t lad t Block t T utlford-. Addnl,i°îî* , U d land b .f„f «• *u W *> J L | “ »nr» at «ueh « . . « •* » U a ./V . i c,rt,#t»ta 1, Meets second and fourth Wednwdiy nights In each month. G. IL Calhoun J. F. Hoolehan .* Council Commander ■•rdla« “ li, " '' « S 14 JfI 12 SOUPTION OF LAND 1 •j • *2 E“* £ Ä ai“cM^ a G 4 AITl<1^ f 40 40 ut * II. M. Uaakali J. W. Malano. litt ck« N 49 daf E Co.14 rh» , W 4,T» eha W 1 « cba. r y M cL au Ii C. B. Pattar. . . . . 5 if l i ! !• 5 Pickard's Hand-Palnied China Rogers* PUted War* Elgin and Wslthoi I fJ .. Laura B. Tyler, Tu Laura E. T yl«r. Uraatln( : >- . , You art b«-r«l■oy raqulrad la ba and i p u i r GOODS GUARANim, all P. L. Miller W . M, lilhnd al Caofo.J P V » . nfwapapOr. Sanford Local Union N o . 1761 pub. «leapt W \ .? « N W meets i rst and third T h u rsday night at 7 o ’clock in tho Eagles’ H all. R ex Packard R . S . and T . One Inch Corda Will ne | der Thla Heading At The T H O M A S EMMET W1 ATTORNEY AND COl/NSELLOf G eo Blackwelder . Pm iAi.nt Netlaw af j* “ - kV iVJI" i?! T “ C T Î a »««. L»w. Li af Plarld. purchaaar -• - X- ** W . ‘ k«‘ <l»ta<l tha «th day or July, u hJ , f . •/ J“ *y. a . D. teos 0tjjc , B4 k .. J »»Id -Jld cartiflcita eartidcata |D lo m, t baa read* op .ipllrallan for ta* daad to li.ua In accordano. . . . . Uw lane* with Said cartlBmu embroca« th* following J ilraeribad profwrty •Ituatad In Santino! county. Florid», to*<*: N W U of SW ) SUe. 1*. Tp 21. U. 2» E. Tbo »aid laa ba.ng «i.riMil .t , hp data of tba imuanca of auel “ ek **rtUc»U In *“• » anta at Turnar A- ïGal -nlloway. Uni««» eald eartidcata »hall be» rade*™ .. ,, redeemed recording ¡•I |*»i 4n* daad will U»ua tharaao , 0wi.d*y of Jet/. A. D. I l1914..........a a i i 8 ^ * * " " ,hB IM i ï * « . mT o(Belai m»Ignatur« l P ^ ^ ^ n d «tal U u Stata Attorney norUa Seventh Jutktal i“*«aat fw Urt Sib H.l i,*rttla,e,U No* *>!, BBÊBUBB Exalted Ruler Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. ieets every second nnd fourth Thurar ,n Masonic Hall over the Imperial mtre. Visiting companions welcome. \ Kurnntz 0. L. Taylor Secretary High Priest »owed to tho edge of the coat and gives the effect Qf n shaped oferbkirt. There la a smart finish of military cord nnd silk tassels across tho fronL The sleeves are three-quarter length, terminating in a rurflo trlmmod to a polnL There la nn underrufllo of silk and a cord flnlah. There Is no cost collar, but n tie of Plaid silk makes a pretty finish at the neck. But In tho matter of tho neck finish there Is latitude here for the use of any of tho modish collars of lace or not which the makers of neckwear have provided for the prevalent styles lkí í . ‘ í ? *,h ®»y o| J «»* i . _ RatUrocat. Sanford and Srlvu Ul, Drs. Mason &Honsel Dentists a non-raafdant at tha 8i»U G E O . A . D eCOTTES ‘ ih» i M'fTyrn.T h*r#l" duly filed, tha b«lUf at th* complainant that ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR SK aW Garner-Woodruff Bldg m p.re Brennan Allows Runner to Score a Run A fter Third Man Had Been Touched Out Office: «ni’ jT’ P, P*r pabllahad la Hemlnsl. county' narid». onea a weak Ur atghl coaJacaUv.' e u l^ C o T ’. S B * a .„ lUatlaaa. “ sss. r Clrrult c i u ' , ! V » 2 S a ^ ! : n . . r Into (he thousands to num- ,Æ M l T8om»»- «I Haala, Ft». Jnke Durham, of Paola, Fla r ,,.,b^ â h il «hId - rortiflrtl«« for î r . r . i î . : a.•plication •* with Uw. •tabr»re tba -foDowfng dro•looU county, T l . , ' i 1" Teller--''So you have decided another physicianV M n Ncu Indeed 1 lure. Tho Q| ■crlbln* finneed ten and mi Plasters for people as rich as wo —Judge. h 'X m .i5*tr,r P,y ,or ®**®nce. To this day, in Toulouse—where ao many fino singers have grpwn—it is n recognised custom fb „ ¿ h at a Florida Navar Store« Company a irorporatlo* organU.d and oiUting under fri« |^_. v. tho 1 ««»le of Florida, waa comrlkinani •„w«.ol r - i Thomaa. and hU wife K ..I irvn 0 nd hia wife Ltiira "jL^Waûe? li 1 »»•* fV'Uado Florid; F«r*m.' WJ corporation Organlaed and «a. t Notino U1™ “ J»8 MASTER’S SALK b ? ‘ work. h0y fcro nok aJ'owed w •*Dg at Ttholr Lot Office in Court House, SANFORD. FLA. 1 0 .r Block 10 ,h* , \ r î*4a£ £ ? ;«Î  S ^ ,..ï ‘ » " l »1»! th*B»thh*d«V,ôf Vuly* It Can’t Be Done. Onco In a while we ait down and wonder N ever a toastmaster ïa lle i pn n nutn who got ïip Rnd ldmltted iw ' BpoochBf»*t,or.—Detroit' N> • Attorney at Law ' » Cpunty Judge Ä . V . s * .,h : j ;'b ; ■ Æ f e .i!, » ia h iP R 4 t j7 3 w S Ç .r.’sL s.*!: Jeweler EXPEÏIT of n» ? Bong* i? Ä p â p fc .r* a ë “ / (r : , - A ï a - i s ; , . Ä i S T - " • 'ïïî'C  i I » ti « 1 41 w i ‘ Township 20, ,V. V™' »<•Id land b»hi* nt lb date 0(,Th* lh. |, aaUSnro f f , Uch • in the »•me of C. - 1C. Kofmer • 123 W. First St. Sanford. Florida «1« I.4..I—r-w J.ls^ rknlna Vf Sec. 36 L « j- “ ¡rv <1 ' Ä 1a“ ä m b s . a ib e b t gramung œ s^ 'îL * -« i w » »i* <E«i*] SSA? a |E ..F . su .h « A - S j Ä41 th« nam« of * «•*U'U»(« CertlAmtg No. 284. Lei i • ìuìvha a 5 »L. II.'.Hanford. PU it.. . . . r » 9- T^r «4«.ml «l lh . dau of **l8.JÌR«» l b f n f a.. *1 >f\ \ . . . « H o l A ß NWM ;^ d "^ • ö, 29 ÍÜ ; i^ m U *C «3 «tg ..'• ’• ’ y. '■'■■ (ü SE»i ol N E M .......................... • SI X* 110 . Uaala Ç alU fa... Eli «I NEW .................................... » XI 22 40 Uaala C ollai.......... . J. II. Faaa’ Bab'DIvlalaa Ab.tract OfBca Baah, Paga i f f . RUharn PUaUtlaa (Orange Cwnnty Racarda) III............ M. B. P a g e .................... là» ran 8 ta Lake (torn NE car d tot a a . ............... .......... . » vg SW cor of Lot aaa run W LU «k» 8 9 21 ch» to U ka XI ly aleag *»m* to W Un», of Ut III N 6.14 ch« 15 b«c-. c. . ' ' MODISTE Silk Wòrk A Specilli; 70S S A N F O R D A V E N IJ 3 J -.¿ j* -----• , V ' bMeb4n Htmi to ^5* disappdaring from the major leaguo -Barka. Just now it Is ,a case of “ If you haven’t got four bits you needn’t oome around " . Until a few years ago, when most of ths club owners In (be Amorlcan and .-*P4inii(tl I*hguoe began oonatructlng n<iw stands, there were many 25<«nt fi+U . Butrina» than,they have been Black, Tan and White • - .. k Block t II BUek 1 ••• • •• • ;« _ u t a mock a .. y -s .-* » ........ ,........ T; ^0#p,r........... . j • « ., K. II. R tavan ion ...,., Palm Hammock. Recordad la PUl Baak O. Pdga T3 (Orange Caaaty Hacorda) Rocard») V. A. Osborn Co. Cba«. M««r« Charll« Rail* 60 K Grant lUoaa SI SS SO II. P. Pu Ich................... » H«18E)( of N H J ÍV ....................... XI 22 20 C. II. Brawn.........* ; v ; . J. II. Faaa Bab-DIrUlon of SW •t HB lg Bac. 14 Ta 21 Rsa 29. A b.Iran ora«« .Baak, Pag« I I (Orango Caaaly Recarda) 2 I. 2, 12, 14. . i■ J» Ramhy, Jr................... i»H « I 8 W X o I S E K .« .................. Faraal (3ly, Bacardad la MUr. Baak.3. Pagf 412 (Oraaga Caaaty Racarda) H 4Í Lot « 69, II, . d , , , Jnt. Xap( ¡J X »I K W k .— .................... ; I t >1 f t 40 A. P. Cowley............... * k n(8r.>a ol »W 14.................• . , . > ! 21 2B 10. Sauth U n d H on« Ct W S K 'i «I S W M ............ ai XI SO 20 TO yd# W 100 ydi 8 TO y d a ------ If 20 S4 14 *4 miebkD................................. nA............................ S Block .. Draw’ « Hob-DIrUlae. Recarded In PUl Baak D. Pag« 2S (Oraaga Caaaly B«earda) U t T .. . . . . . . . . i .............................. . MEM -L i}? Mv •* v • • •v - a *8 80 40 U n k n o w a ..,.« .e !..i ... « Lot 11 l . .. ■ ■ « . . .. . .* • « ■ * ■ W l liM t9M M »|Of9ifoo » • «> * • I H L - ; ••••} ...................... , I» Mi ••* 24oo ■»!•»«• •«•#• •of.« 2 In i l y •••*«»***••*«•••**. !•••*•♦•» •-4»«•«•••••*••••• •• * I. . * a« « « 0Va* * * ao. « a•* * « •e « ée Unknown......... . J. 8. Simmon«. M. K. FUtchar Unknown......... ■ 4 ch. 8 4K the......................... 18 10 SO 2 THU Bond * Gaar C o .. 8t. Asooyb. Racordod In PUt Bank B, Page 122 (Orange Caanty Rorord*) U« 47. II, i l end that part at * • ’ • S of )Ur . . ( *. v. i •, . , _ . * Monroe Lake Prod C o .• -» w~V«», of Moor««, Plat of Ml. Joaooh. Recorded la PUl Booh D, Pot* 4 1 (Oraagrjlanaly Ratorda) * 48 8l»fk i ............................. J. M. O g l e « b y 12 /. Eilr A «d a n .«'i AddllUa la Orlada, Bacardad In Plat Uaak U, P«*a «4 . .(Oraaga Caaaly Racarda) 1 8 •“ *! 7....................................... Mr«. E. P. Allay . . . . . I* ol 8 W * . .............................. I« 21 It . 40 . D. W. Curri* . I and If....................... .............. IT 21 31lio u . F. Parrott.. . UokRown........................... Unknown . ...................... C. M. UulUrd. * UpiMVR *•»«•* i i t i i t « lînknomn ................. •U k k iiW t. woo « «.............. . F. W. 8 »Il h . * -a ' , 7?» K. i* 22 8 , . 1 ...... A. J.sWogner. ................ •! m» ■ . 1 W. .». LwnvIU. . 4.^.',.-,-,. ..'i H » i . 8 »' t ' f « U 'd l * and 14* t* 141 «a d : 142 • Blo«)n[r.‘ . . . /« A , ■< r Flot ^:TW«eawllU. R«»»f dedJInJPtkl .fi . fr. W î s œ æ * ; •» Unknown SB Mear a ï ' N W Ü * at '■Ñ W )( ** ** " C , L n s d ^ l.t 11 1 . . . . . .. ' v a f f li;' W * i ol N W Í í . . . J tffîV â & S fe,: Loi* I lltf Unknown.. / ^/Y Uaknow«. ,' D. R«JMWX»>. . e»»T * •* . /Ç2 UaknoWs^. iu. M ' • . . St 21 U » tt iK w ä W ß ä S f J,_U. Bryc*. HWÑonJá pi H W I ^ I 'Î J . / ; ............... .. n a - f t b , Chart« h ., . ' . . I t 'D . V 4 * 4 lT » r r .t . . , , J. H. P r p o * . ' . H , ^ itò S E fe t W U «a j'ff ln v n è ^ r»‘ *. '* WM •• ■ .a . (»t i . * t. ' ■ In R., In Ï W COI ol . a s « ia s io n i •I N W « n T. T. O. fi. W. R. L. If unter Tr. W. E. L. Hunter Tr. 1 2 . 4 9 . 4 * . . . ) ......... ‘. . . . . . r » . IfàS!» fit (Ornase Coaaty Record«) ‘ ; Jane MHler Unira.;»M of the lands dwcribfd In foregoing .lying and'bring* Irt'-tha County o f a and Stats of Florida. «, . . / ere the word oV aLbrevWlion thcMor, .occur* ItahRU b« mean Towmhip aotfth of TallaHMM8;.Knd where the- word «*JUng2? or abbreviation therefor, occuls, H shall bo hi Id to mean Range East dMft 30 10 A fig'- Î2 IS ■?! Coaaty. ' ’ : • ' , . . -B. AiSSKkV : : : : : : u i Addui*»'«« Ma«tb«a* Melgkln. Recordadla PW'VdwR F, Fog« »• • (Or.og* - . . ï ï f , \ ¿' «- . (Orango Coaaty Rveordo) .......................................... » I H U n kaôw o..\.. ft. J. B e r l o v . . . . . . . ia Coaaty Pacorra) a W31 Ì luTTT] rH m ’ If. SwnrlUy. h< - •». M. O T i i.ï ï 19-Tu««-Ma BUFFALO, N, Y ; ; ï ï r a & : . ') K. Purdoa B. P a r d e a .............. W. Bimmoa*.. .............................................. 21 St A 2 ■* UnlnvAwg- . 1 . . . . Vili» MUI« M«ter dad U Plat U.«h C', Feg« 7 (Oeoogo CaeeW «eceé . 12 Block C , Robert»..........t, P. A 11. Cnltoy........... Dre» A f’ onoUy......... R. 8. Robert«......... .. , N. U. OU«».................... Blrh.rd.so-« Addili.» te Weedhridg*. Recordad In Pial Beek C, Page 40 (Orange Ceawty Record«) . •;\ : * ’ k¿....................................... • Miller H e U » ..., (Çr»«** Coeolf ReeW o) ek la PU« lie«» I .«<*>•'* ............... w i.4 ôt8N^., (VU f. . W. W.. Thempoea. . . . * 8 17 11 23 as _ jí oj bWj í . N. B. OU*«.................... • ** -* / . ,SÎ 1 • . #■•- , •* * Fia n. QIUl « «Va maf yj m . . N* H* OII#e. ..............%. i ,(i114..... •............ ..............% .. rte* 12 n * .1 N W ror of Çjc & To à ” Sl -,M B ç j ê .Sk ï s • 21. n«« 20 tua K tfif U S I99.S2 . r .. ’P ~ Unknown............................. • . ** Wu .t d i u R,J.- liolly ■to........... ... »I • »0 W d • ■ ■ M .-4 í'fc ¥ r « i l Uakaowa. D im w i ., . V Lot 18, Block B . . *7................ • Il«* 12 cha N of 8W cor of Lot B tun N SS d .« , 39 min E ».03 ch. , . N a d«i 80 mio f r i «h« to u R , th .n c.Jn » .U l dlr^U .o TO de* # . ; 7 fi.«7 4 k t U W bdry ef Lot 8 B- • • • d.g Í0;m Ia E 10.Ï0 «h« ta hég, • Rlirll'L . * 4 ••««••** eoe *1 iiffif.«Hè< . a* ■ iMock . . * «•»«••••••••#• •i ... - Q*•«« L- IT, B f o f i f 'O ..,........... I l, I«, Bloch O ........... Of .-Jork I) •* . a•••« Q.« e« e« 9• I, II. n « fio Bldfk U. * s t . Learlu'n Snk*DI*l*len Recorded la PUl Reek D, P»*A *1 (Orango Co. le fw d l) ILl u * 11 t# 81 Omb 12, ¡7 <•••••................... „ NWWWol NEW - i Unknown;! V *.............1 Unknown. . . J\* *. Unknown • ’* unanown.......................... Uagwood. Recorded In PUt Rook D. Pag« I l (Orango Coaaty Record«) et 46U and W R ol Lot ■ * P. II. Raad*« Addillo* le Leagweed. Rcrerdtd la PU| Rm X D, Paga 27 . (Oraaga Coaaty Rocorda) 1 .1 2 i , . . < « . . . . . 4. . . i« P, B• T r u t l t . . Loi 2» to 4 1 ............. ................... .. . P. B. T r a .it................. Wlldmort, Recordad la PUt 8«*k A. P«*« 41 (Oraaga Coaaty Retord«) Lola 2 and 2, Block A . , . . ’, , . . ' . , . . , U n k n o w n ....,,,.,.,, . , D. R. Mil* hell*« Survey, Lory Ornai, R«retdo4 la PUl Book B, Pag* SS ' (Orango r«anty Herardi) /i-s-ksS; »• 21 30 130 40 A. w. A*Uy UnknowirT; ,. Vro We U9fqrl(R. , •P)*'»« a lB W i i ........................ 24 12 »0 10 C. U- Unaley. R.aierd llelgkla Kererded la PUt Booh D. Pag* 82 (Ornsg* Cooaty Bec«rda) JJ ^4 H. . N K M ........................ ............f l ^•N ÊÙ Tewa raola, feteetded Is M il D n k B* Page 132« (Orai|c G « u l f Refetda) Il4rk T.« . * . , aart ••* •♦e *"« , f SW.*? H. Me . . I .......... New Ifysalt, 0« Sb««R,by J. O.TFrlee P l.l’ H.r.rdsd la Plot BooKC, Ifage IS • .i* , ' - J; (Oroage CoaalylRocwrde) ‘ r* L' ........... • , L Ul*»4 .«.I •I. II,-lt (1- m fi 1 a ni Loc 14) *'• ■ ? L.-A . S m i t h ...,.,,1.-.» , ...... * ** ••••••••«s'!« « •a. S•%pa. « 31 II ^ ® Ï K îî ft Î N W ^ o i,8 K l4 * . I f 21 31 )4 ol NR|4ir 1 1». » ♦ 12 31 31 « e l NEW and W it NEU t • • »h »-:...........................................24 19 SO - 8 AiT-L. T ip to n ................. M. M. S mAh Bah-DIvUleo o ffiM t. Recorded lo PUl Book D, Pago 21 ” - (Oraaga Coaoly Bocorda) . , E. C. Kart 3® 74. , , « , , « , *. » , e , « *« « « *#* 1 • ■ Mo M. Nmlik Tklrd Heb-DItIrIww. B u r i e d la FUI Uwek D, Ftffe l t ’ (O n iM u u l j R tw ia ) % . / * • \i mi N B U M d É M él H W íf» . ü . R rv u ::::i;L :::: Iitd I , ..........ftt !•*»# (v **«' £orî ....... N. B. ¥ihD*4lr OBaa. .................... Chnrrb Blech In Orlada (Oraaga Caanty Racard.) ■ • »»»• n »*«•«>» »««»••«*•••••»•• $t C. OkwrUad. «.• • ««9 ra. E. J. Fournay o( N R h . I . . I l M 14 40 EILworlb Treat Co. . . . 1 ftp; of NW H of « E N . . . ta SO ao S c. B. VonlUmaa * Co. Eoraka lUmm.rk, Rararded In Plat Baak I), PagwVO (Oraaga Caaaly Raaord») U (Back taV) ' AlaaaadrU er Orlado, Hacardad In PUl Baak A. Paga III (Oraaga Caaaly Racacda) ‘ 2 ! ! ! U ................. .................. .. IL W Tannar................. 4 uiorft u ....................... . Raw. lo r t ........................ E. It. Duneta. . . . . . . . . 80 J. E. D«Vaughan., Mr#. M. E. Foster N. J. Vandargraft. FHaa Ba««*y at Lake Charm, Racacdad la Plat (leak n. Paga 28 • (Oranfa Caaaly Record«) ¡j, J. B. Magrudar.............. Unknown........ Naikkam F.,k PtwgMty. Krcerdedfln Flat )M«k'h, F«2« « V» ..»Ut. Ut Ut ... » 20 21 1I_ Emfiy L. Pinar............. Pia* Baah D, Pag* I f (Orange Caanty Racard») c. O. Justice .*.. . t (Oraaga Caaaly R«r«rd«) •A .* POPULAR B-Vu.eka N f i ek« N 44 da« ‘ 4S ■ (Oraaga Caaaty Racarda) K Baseball Mnongte, Killing Dali , by Reducing Beating Capacity — Rules Obeyed. . A. W. Palmar. P. E. Church. of N W 'f and rt>s N W '( and Sly at •h« a■•• •••. a» a. a» . (tea« bag fia ft W n N 24 dm W to W I a 8 la AW cor at bog and lam bag RabUaan*« Sorray af Saafard. Recorded In PUl Baak D. Pag« 0 (Oraaga Caanty Bacardai U l 1 » ,...... .............. ............ ................... , A. II. K n i g h t . . . . . . . . . Bag at lotaraaetUn ol W lino nl fty with N Una al 8«« a, Ta *0. Hga f0 run W 10 rh* 8 4 eh« , E 1.44 eka NE ly «ton* Ry to J. . . ' * ,0 ,0 8 Jacob Bur*«..................... W. Fl i^hvite. :). - CUHING OUT thebleachers U t 1. Block l t ........... NM _«I NEW of NWJ, Lot fT, Black O. .................. jg, Colllnt......................... •t'alrry Arena« Addldea 1« Saafard. RaaMdrd la PUl n«ak D, Pat* * • (Oraaga Caaaty Racarda) U t IT, Block A ........... ....................... .. ■ Unknown, . t , . , . . . . . . . . . j'0* *• JJ °«S 5 , ................. .. v .............. . 8. M. Ov»rratn .............. • imi ii r, J* m r ' ' ' ' * ............................... M eR a«................. mar« .......................................... Unknown............. ............ ... o . ju»tic* Unknown......... UnltROVII , , , /............ * J K It.akln .......... j . { [ h ÎS bîÎ : I : : ! S » FraM AddllUa la AlUmaala Recordad U PUt Baak A, Pag* l i t (Oraaga Caaaty Racarda) MI and 2 ......... J. O. Tharaln N 21 aad 22 J. U. Tharaln.. *42, U, 64... A. H. Pullar.. Paart HUphana Utu*^8 S® « NüH,d NKÎgV.aKu' ^Htww 2 . t;«o. K. Slack.................. ’ t ó S f w a t iiit Watch Rnd Jewelry Rop»irin| "i 29 fUtUa Land A CoUaUalUa Co. Celery Plaatatloo, RorordadJp Plot Book C, Peg* IIS •a (Oraag* Coaaty Record«) N. B. nothin«................ 2t U n k n o w n .,...,^ .,......... 29 J“oh * Ma°y " a ’, D * ’ Office:,Room« 18 and 19 “ »;»»» ■* •"* data of the l.auanrrWI Î Î? "A T * .°» .unknown. 1 ,M,t by m S . „r *y ft1?drrre* » * , h of , ‘ “forrrfoanro "d** aad y v virtue of .f n , (Inal trrad. and entered bv the Judge S , 8 w ig S i t ........ . *. • C, C. Stogarfan. . . . . . . G E O . G . H E R R IN G ‘ c a T u i^ J ^ t ror : r , / l,u4,td > P h y ilc lin Not Up to Date, 0~ ,* * r , L ) Tp 21 Kg* >0 run N |gJS rh» E 4 ch« 8 10;20 rh , V 4 rh«i , . . « i • 8 XI 0 « • / ^ W- '{ » « d N W ii o( ” •Wetyorn Block. 3rd Flow o52’ S ? }‘ ., 0 ,< - »#*«. fa«, 923 9 <2. 94S, 1091, I n dated iha ^ m'r^lS0' « W î i z ” « - . " m m .............. . V 31 at •• A. D. NUatifard’ a Addition to Saafard, Bacardrd la PUt Baak A, Pago i t • (Oraaga Caaaty Rarord«) 5t-,......................* ............................. if. » O. W. Cook............ .. ... • !'*} i f ..................... .. a.................. .. Oao. T a a n a r................... ‘ •“ i ••....................... ............................... ' Unknown......... ................. Booth Saafard. Bacardad In Plat Baak B, Pago Cf (Oraaga Caaaty Ratorda) U C T. Black A ..................................... .** . Gao. W. Beaton Flo. Land A Cal. Co. Addltlaa to H a.Ik Hanford. Bacardad la PUl Book C. Pag« fa v (Oraaga Caaaty Iterardi) U l» 1 » “ d 0 . ... ............... .. Danpla Caltiaa., -A. I>. Ckappatl'l N.b-tU.laU« of lllarka O. K * I. Town af Galdab.ra, Herardcd la PUt Baak C. Paga f f (Oraaga Caaaty Racarda) .U J*A ......................... O. W. Cook.. . . . . . . . . . ATTORNEY-ATLAW PRACTICE'-JN ALL COURTS • N ui*!, mt fffUratlaa far T * , i * !î i bi * hv ,eUlm *° “ »• Und abovv c cribad, bWor« .Iha County Jud*« «t t, Íoít^o1, M. G . ROWE T cent Yu well Building SANFORD. FLORIDA Clark of C D -I - bu, , hoy d() not x i e w - K M ‘■ .v v ä A . j » »! Nwii üituî, « , «he number Ilecauso of thnt 2t4”* -.j0* J!*8* *'• . • “ >1 n e «( of s i : u « *0 buuth. I(an*a rn>r l,ln| would have protected r . 3Jl'i i1'. T«ll»h»«»*« Meridian ba« ni..1*noi lo» m .k . K iva.y,,r i- o r her j he 8Pata n,“ *ni“ « num »«»Vo I the n b|a«c from " Sanford fk DENTIST y J l M t a s r i . " .t n ..'!;,* , 'i ,u„ j ,111 cul ,n,° ihree parts, the tV5 nearest tho home plate selling :«nta and only the little alretrh * fartheat away from the plate allotted to the 26-tont fans. rules of the big leagues provide ‘ Practice In Sute and Federal Cows ‘ l5.i,. L s r / r . " r . { f s n upon whom would bind tha *.ld d .f.n d iit QUEER ANGLE IN- BASEBALL ** ” EUaworth Tru.t C « . . . . H. II. U u r k m a n . . Terms Moderate—Strictly Cadi Phone 319 B ,,“ k Vvnar fi. ' 20 40 L -A- DOUGUAS8, ' Citation II app«mi ïr W /J W -iü a 2 g bag lfjO t*> N and • ch E «i U Baa paat on 8 bndry of 29 29 Garner & Woodruff la Clrralt Caart H. ml noi. cows Cora E. T n u r ' of rrt)ridi 1 10 i0 ¡¡¡0,k A ........... .«............................... a. dT Ircult Court BamlnoU Co, FI*.. ¡ ^ ^ ■ 8 » J> C. Rabatt», D, C. d4.Tuaa.fitc ItO A l AfIVtRTISING S I80*- Wljmn.......... ot SEW (Uaa B W J<)............ tT af NE H •; ‘ -¿i ¡i •••••••• • »» « Naaraa Addition to Sanford. Bacardad la Plat Baak C. r«ga 21 (Oraaga Caaaty Racarda) Tho«. W n «o a .................. S ». «•i- 1 .0-nV*,w,i B,<Mk*••• • W. M. Oark Rab-DIrlaton of Black II, Tlar 14, Bacardad la Plot Baak P, Pago f t . (Oraaga Caanty Rotnrd«) U u 1 to 11............................. ............... U n k n o w n ................. Hita KlkaL Bacardad In PUt Baak A, Paga 114 (Oraaga Caaaty Record«) * , T. ». ». • •» « (Oraaga Caènly Rocard«) Chapman * Tackar'a Addition la Baaford, Bacardad In PUl Baak C, Pag« I f (Qraaga Caanty Racard«) U t 4. Black IK.-,............... ...............i v w. M*. Blmpaoa: 1 . . . . . V. Lindan.... J. B. Bybart. . i Hl l f t w el N * mr ol Lat -g 1414 fl N 4» dag W b«4.4B J V l M ft N 109« ft E #4«.99 ft . Panalo V. L o o . ___ Canaan. Hacardad In Plat Baak D. Paga I IT (Oranfa Caaaly Bacarda) Lot t' itiñek â.................................. '*• 1>JI 7, BlOrlr 3«. 8 K of NWI< .1 SKMf.or H E M ... S3 19 O *4, «f a n ;, .1 SE>«. . . . S3 ta **'V k ?Si Tlai' 0 . . ; .i . — Jaa Camama. * .nd T. Blork 11 T «r a . . . - . , . W. H. Barclay................ Honk’tO, TM» .1 0 ........ Unknown..................................................................................... N. V. IJnd.n ola m unir, Florida, nt tbo court houlT ln United Brolherhood of Carpenter* and ' Joiners of America Tl»r B ........................ 10. Tlar B ......... .. - Lot it W. J. Thlgpan. . . O. A. Armstrong. Mary A. WUIIama H. J- Daria.......... V. II. R a n d ..,.,, F. U. Rand........... T. J. M i ll a r .,...: J. M uaaan. . . . . . . C. H. M ia « » ....-. Corham'» ‘ Sibling Silver An hi. Tyltf, CoapUtniot Carnerea'« Sab-DItUUa of Rack Hai A. P. Connelly, , Unknown............. lirait y Truat Ca. Hanford Mff. Co. 8aafanl Mfs. Ca.. Haatord M ff. Ca., unknown......... .. i . C. Harri«.......... U n k n o w n ..,..,.; Amanda Jonaa.. . . ; v* J- Q. Tomllnion C. B. I’üttar-----Dutton á Hagan, William it'U oyd welcome. O .U Taylor Secretary Tïffcïotfc'lûi A U B i U k " TWr * M Y SPECIALTIES *. U l* * Biô«k i¿: r w * ;: ; i . M. K a a n «.... JEWELER ■ In a r a ñ il,Canrt, Sarantk J *■ »nd far Harnlna«» Can Chanrarr Mttlag f i V S î s  .« .h. K *0 des 30 min \V I « «of*al Patar Mirando Orant ^ V 60 ii«i 30 »ln w 1 A cki * * ¿ 7 . jQ min K f i f-A eh! M U It.h day a, Seminole Chapter 2„<)rdor Eastern Star Meeta every first and third- Tuesday in each month. Everyone who. ha* teen his Star In the East arc cordially Invited T. J. Millar.. . . . . C. 8. D a v U o a .... C. C. Laa........ .. L. Van Daman, Tr, A. C. U Ky.......... 8. 8. T d f a r d ,.... Mrs. D. William« A. C. L. Ity.......... Unknown............. .. A. C. L. By.......... N. IL O« r a t .-.:.. 1. E. r .,W n . . . . . . . A. C. U Ry.......... f . H. Band........... ? " !{, Block a. Tier I t ........................ Lot 4, Block i. Tier 1 . L o f t Block * Tier X.............. .... Kr.ct Block 0, tl«r 12 J.............. ). «. ***» data U| lkM M h l z 71 ! J *.* *»d 2. Black • Tier a’ . . . ! . . L?ik, ». Ti«r lfi........................ «( ¡ Certificato No an i (O f*f| ( ( « « W i K«n n k ) U u 46 to I I . . , ............................ . y 'Sr~ •' n Midwar. HK I4 «( HC U of B«c. 12. T», t». R *. <|. K " . r d . * '‘ ( O f U lt C a u l ; K.rord«) LoU I to 100. (I«m 97, TO. Tl, T4 to «4. #0. 01. 02.;.......................... P v • ................••••••«•••«t ¡••ta • ! and M ........................ ........... LoU 67 and 1 8 8 . ........... Lou as and » 2 . . . .......................... .. II. P. Leavitt............ crab/ «!*•» »hat the following described landa, or ao math then n pay «ha amount du* (or uaoo barala aat apponila iba aamc to m L aad advertising. will bo aold at public auetiog on thè «Ut Banford, tha County al Raminola. . " * £• Kannof. r « » llk<DI<Mu at Blech c at Mcll'avlll*. Record«* Mr«. J. C. Matrud*r H. W. Simm«............ w l c ' L ' i v } im «•niacu h VÙ* *'Ù* J Gnte Clfy Lam p N o . 6. W . O . W PAGE SEVEN �aud-eafklhe gras* from the curbing wul.grpn plot*. Thero is no reason In the world for the teams doing this and these public spirited people Who are. trying to improve the looks of SYMBOL IB ONE OF MOST AN CIENT RECORDED IN HISTORY. the city should bo encouraged. ONE GLEANINGS B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N YOU AND “ JU ST M E .“ BETW EEN ' . ; A CHIEL IS A M O N G YE TAKINC NCTES AND FAITH. " HE1 L*PRENT 'EM”***SO SAYS SAUNTERER. ‘ •flow’s the Fanibly?" How's the fambly?" Hecrd h|m B«y Them cheerin’ words jist thataway A dosen limes n day or more, Jist like wp hadn’t met before; Meant It, too, aa much at last As what he did'when first he ast;^ It seemed a part of every day A-heerln’ Abel Martin say: "H ow ’s the fambly?" MISCELANE ■ W you want to nelly's Real Estate to do business. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Wanted to buy from vsM nt.or Imporved ( well located. No *gf Property," c-o n * . Z Some of u« take an interest in the public school* gnd some do 'not. May Be Traced Back Five Thousand Year«, to the Babylonian Era, aa It often happens that a man with Explained by Student« of 7.‘7 the Psst \\ being mude nt times when other producing .point* are lying Idle or wrapped in snow. 1 Especially did he dwell upon tho shipment last season of 2108 carloads of pineapples over the East Coast railroad from sapdy at etches of soli that a feiy years ago were thought’ worse than wastes. time to time about the. so-called largo salaries of the teachera and yet I want to sny that at no time-has any board in Florida paid too much for a good, teacher. Teacher* and preachers and nowspapers. are*"probakly the poorest paid people in the 5 There seems to be much com­ world and being In the latter class ment on the fact that 1914 Is an off somewhat I toilL not take up any year for newspaper men” and yet It, time with the newspapers but the Ab'a idee of fambly meant has never been any dneb for a news­ teacher*’—our teasers' ate not now About the hull dumed regiment, paper. mhn to get anything except and never have' beeif paid enough Settln’ bens an' all, an' when He'd sit, about em, seemed that then a ‘ bqncb of cussing.* At times it for their services, A s„ one .‘ .who seems to mo tbit the newspaper knows Irom experience 1 say. that a Somethin’ tmiched me thatmway man can hardly expect to get what school teacher haa the moAt difficult Th»t‘ I couldn't help but say ¡>1* •'They’re all well an’ bleeged to you he deserves unless he stands up and exacting position of any pro­ pit­ for what is really coming to him fession and their miserable For aatln’ 'bout the smily, too— and soaks every individual right ar.d tance is a disgrace to the state. "Hbw's pour fambly?" left that opposes him. This seems Along this line the following from "How’s the fambly?’’ Lawsey me, to be the way to get through the the Times-Union is good although How huilsomdike that vised to he Vorld and In this respect the editors 1 do not agree with them In saying have been too lenient. Instead of that we do not need good school ’ Fore he got his second stroke, houses; An* got so had that when he spoke He couldn't make a word pr sound, "Commenting on the fact that OnlyJndtch his ’ lips »round, .the segregate salaries of the teachers YU- we knowod that first an’ last of Allentown, Fa., have - been in­ The good old soul was try n' to ait creased |27,40D the Democrat, ’ pub­ • •How's I J a « .’ . Ithe k . ffambly? a m V it t ,? " lished In that city, says: .\{iem up for twenty years hnd yet The Democrat docs not believe a "How's the fambly?" Nato, 1 swan, paper haa^never spoken of them school should be run like a factory. ? We miss It lota since he'* been gone! except in. glowing, terms and saved Teaching is a profession and not a of pneer cheer I t stems there's there a jist a bit 01 their, families the humiliation that trade. The !own< olf the salaries We used to like that’s (Visain’ here, woula follow if tho trugh was set in "when compared with the recom­ Words we didn’t 'predate black and white. And these same pense enjoyed by those in other proAn’ never will until the Gatw people are;continually knocking the fessions baa driven many young men Opens There some '»¡¿seed day paper because it does not do this or and women of individuality and An' Ab's a-waiting there to Say that In favqr of certain Individuals. originality into other lines where the * "How's the fambly?" As the Jacksonville State expresses it: remuneration was greater and the —JOHN D. WELLS. Every newspaper man In the state prospects for sdvaneemeafc-trere bet­ who was a candidate for office was. ter. The material rewards of the defeated What do the poor Jink* pubiic school teacher are few or. want to aspire to office for anyway? rather, were few. in the paat. How­ They, are hewers of wood and draw­ ever, we can see in, the future a ers of water. substantial change for the better. But . goshdingit, that’s just the The work of tho teacher Is being trouble: The newspr^per . man Is more appreciated. handed cord wood as a swap for his We wish \we could impress on the paper and has to cut It himself. He people of ^Florida the faet that the is expected to view with alarm an matter of overwhelming Importance Impending political crisis and boost in connection with education Is the the political ambitions of the man teacher. The Florida conception, who want* tq save a country that however, is the building. 'It seems t doesn’ t need saving. And the helj- however, is the . building. It 'a%ems uvit is, after writing rfpsporting to be the general, impression that if editorials, he finds his linotype metal a im m u n ity / puts up. fine school supply exhausted, and that durned buildings that community is much cordwood just simply won’ t work in interested in education and is mak­ the linotype machine at all. It ing groat progress in education. isn’ t fair. The newspaper man W e 1do not believe that half as mo da public opinion. The linotype good work Is being done In the fifty machine molds type. And It takes thousand dollar school ho uses today money to keep these works going. as in-the little log schoolhouses or And' thè newspaper man is entitled other tittle schoolhouses a half cen­ to*a’chance' tp- get sure enough mon­ tury ago. Th3n a community want­ ey for .rendering, great gervice to hl$ ed a teacher or teachers and paid state and country. President Ches­ them decent salaries, The houscfr ter A. Arthur had 33 suiti of clothes, they taught in were incidental, they 27 pairs of ahoea and ltìff-' pairs of were merely intended for warmth pants. How many newspaper men In winter and->to keep off tha..aim In Florida have one pair of perfectly and rain. When men valued edu good pants, meaning two legs hnd a ration instead of pretense the sal­ whole seat? Tho newspaper men aries of the. teachers in one or at went before the voters with bare most in two years would pay for the facts. And they didn't get a look- building. Now it is frequently the Wanted farms any ii.. . r' Tj All Local AdvcrtiscuicnlblJnilcr t>r' jft -’ 0 lr,t‘ .1 lini1*! The cross Is so old'that the records This Heading THREE CENTS a eoraÌRi» description, , rt ^ of men do not go bsck to tho first ono. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum. Christianity took a vsry ancient aym- Charge 25 Cents. c t - x r * »& bol «pdjuadq It Christian, but nobody knows just why. ' In answering »a n advertisement To understand-all thuro Ig jo know where no name or house number Is about the cross w^tuust goTTâcr-four ’ five thousand years to astronomy mentioned In the sd please do not id astrology aa understood by thç aak The Herald for Informatlon as { J y ï g i . »•<««> *«i frftlht Babylonians. Undeytbclr clay to the Identity of #he advertiser. J*:“ !"» ‘«»Wh tablets and stope monamonts, add Usually wo do not know who (he .m»U no«. upon the monuments of the Persians, advertiser, la and If we do we are • r t r o r v n lu t b U . I oÛ S j L T “ ?' g * tw tho limites and'every othor ancient not allowed to give out this in­ Mr^nf **ld dr«»*,4 ' OEOHor. g . m :n jtim î.*cî;lt nation we find crosses of all shape« formation. Simply write a letter 8S-To*.4tr Ani* ttw , and kind«. Even the Egyptians.deco­ anj address It as per Instructions rat«! their High priest when he wfla officiating in the greatest, of their n thçjid- J temples .with the figure of the cross. There must, therefore, be some greet and universal significance In this sym­ bol or its use would not have been so wldotpMfld, *••• “The Babylcirilani offer the clearest explanation of this symbol In their expression, ‘‘the foot ends of the earth,” which la also found -In the Bible. The people of Bible timee knew that the earth Vas round, for ligdsh speaks of the “drele of the earth” and then of tho “ends rtf the earth.” This makes the conception plain that to the early Semltea—for Babylonians and Hebrews were all Semitic and the Cuneiform and He­ brew languages have many words In common—the earth was round and FOR SALE For sale at a bargain if taken ai once—one Berkshire boar, registered 3 years old. Address Leonard .Vih len, R. D. No. 1, Sanford. Fla.^ 8 « -4 tt- For Sale— Almost nsw Iver Johnson bicycle, price $25. Mrs. L. M. Williams, Silver Lsko or dsdreas Box 477. w c a t t B i s 88-Ztp For Sale at a big bargain, as I live so far away cannot attend to this 16 acres of Celery Delta at Cameron City, Hanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ gated and tiled, fine 6 inch flowing welL If you want 15 acres of fine celery and potato and vegotnhle land go and look at this and make me an offer.H Trolley from Sanfordruns past the land known as the Joshua Powell Fatm. Make offer hai ha* f lir t i «aid r r r t l f l c a l r ,tn m t • m it i* k p p it r a iio a for I n 4w4 In accordane* • m b ra m th * with law.. 8*14 f c llu w ln i <l-r?lb*4 For Sale— Good all! round horse. ro u e ty, tV NW H 8te. 15, M. 8. Nelson, Eureka} Hammock. T: .(I 6, 40 *rr»«. For Sale— Horse, buggy and har ness, $100 cash. Apply to J. H Hunter, 303 East First St. . ’<** P ’87-4tc * For Saley 160 acres fertile- land, 100 aerea cleared and fenced. Terms to suit. Dérivas St I low Ave., New York 87-3tc Tho Mid laad bring mrrwd it tt, ( of ts* liuuintr* of rarh m tilnta ia nam* of J. P, . M<u»!*IUu. I'nU* , rrrtlfirat« »hilt tw* rrdnmcd u*M to law, tax tf**d mit Imo, thrma w XTth dojr of July A. D. ISM. V> it nr*, ray o«riil rtfniur, i*4 tbi* tira t t »4 d i y of J o e A. IX 1*14. (Mil) K. A. DOUGLASS, N o tlc r of A ssUratlan far T a l I>»4 ti ftocU«n i74 *nd ATS tiratili 5»l u f r 1 * r ld i ” K o t ic # i* b r r r b y g ir r n U i t O. P. S t p u re h n rr uf T a * C# rtiflr»t* N i, I d i t o d th p fitb d a y e t Jtts * A. D. M f l, a i* d r a ld e r r t lf lr n * In « y o(R ». « r i ratti* appuntini» far t u drad I» F o r f’ Salf— 1910 Cadillnr touting cur for $400.00, just overhauled in good running ' shape. Hanford Ma­ chine} Garage, i 82-t(c Um a r . - * r d i n - r * i» h l i w . h it tl tr r t lS r M , b r i r r * th a te lla w iit g d r v r lb r t f p re p u tr u a t r d In B * m (n a lr r u ir f j r . K lo rid i, », I^»t I CfaurH » l l l o r k ia D ,t« d* . Th* rald land brlng i u m *4 1 » »U of Ih* Imi rare nf »urli i b a u * of U*b*"**» « h a ll h# r*d**tB*d IIoIm * **ld r*rtl4 a e r e r ila g te f i , , tlrrd wlU U»u* Ibrrtaft un IL» Lili part. U Is more than suggested that there ilL_8. direct connection between thia. fourfold division of earth and hearena. as sytnbollxed by the cross which ■food for the complete whole and the so-called Tetmgrammaton or iour-lettered name for'Ood of the Ilobrewa. This Is the word rendered In English* Jehovah, or by advanced scholar». Yahveh. The four-consonants In thn Hebrew are YHVH, the roWeJs not BeIng reckoned m "of any significance. In use short time by owner,- ; $860 cash takes car. B. A O. MotbV Cp? When y ou want- a typewriter see iConnelly, also ribbons and -oafbOD. ' 7&-tf ridiculous to give auch a title tti one W o rld 's L a rg s* t A p a rtm e n t H qus £. not worth mora than thirty or Av F.,Lslcht, architect of thls cRy, thlrtyrfive dollars pei month when we must pay a falj; bookkeeper three- state« that hts homo town, Newark, N. ot four tlme^as n\uch. tv C1 J., will soon boast o.f tbo, large*t opgrt. The general aV^ptge of'sxla^isil» - trvent hauen In thh world, around h(\n, been broken for a bulldfog to bo,:13 nl least twice as. high, as It ^stories hjgh W front and 18 gtprleaJn thirty or years ago. If toe Jho rear.* Th«.building will be located . â __ tpay judge, byhtur own state I'ha *V^J* al ttM19 jl m*h .street, with a frontage ttoorage**,salary of. loachara Is - not pf 106 feat on that street and a depth more than half as j^lgh as thirty or of 323', -- The construction cost forty yeara* ago.. It bur teachers are will bo $830,000. A hme from'Spruce wotlh mere than we pay them com- atraeVto tho rear of the bplidIng will mqhi’ honraty requirgs that we pay run tpja' private garage, c^p^ble of automobile«. them more. If they are not worth accotnmodaUng '100 TherevtoOt be a aalm room, a social more they are wprth nothing. By taxation or in some way this room, a ballroom ahd a restaurant on state should at least double its ap­ the tblrterotK floor. The restaurant will ■ccommodgto 400 $ncr* at one propriation for public schools. And time A root garden, covering the en­ until we do prpvlde for-,f?0d teach­ tire structure, will be * feature of the er* ’with ruakonable selilries a fine building.—Well Street Journal school building should t»C regarded as a badge of dtfgrack'io the com­ Dying Aviatoria Narva. .-.v ‘ V There are a numbeF-pf fine graas munity thatTbuilds it. The power of the will to contigbl fl. badly Injured body was nevar ¿fetter plots on avenue, and the’; Illustrated, than In tb* case of ¿factor property owitrffvdcsorv#' credit for Constantin, a vdlunleer aviator M the .. Chssp Floor fltflln. It&JBRçsl In tbi*. cify taking euchAa|k‘| _ sotne carWjW* y- A - very Upexpeuslvs stain q&n bo aervlce of the Bulgarian „anuyî Who «•■d driviir i lÏ hòVses or' m ulo vrilf ullbw made front- burnt ‘umbJr and hot wa­ was fatally wounded by a Tutkjsh boilbis team To wander at will over tlum> ter, Five' cents’ wqrih Of the- burpt umber will stain eeversl floors; that Is, plots and eat and tear up the grass where a rug la utod for the center. by the roots. There ia positively no Four tho hot water over the burst: Umber, llttlo at a time, U1I It Is thor­ oughly dissolved, Use * quart of hot of 7uly A. I), 1814. VViln*«* tny offlrlil rignito» i»4 thli Ih* ttod day of Jnn* A. P. !*>♦• f'-ojj — — t . A. DuL’GUaifc T^CfcrV Circuit Court, SradieD C i, fl 3M-Tu«*-Stt By J: C. Itobwt», D. ( The Advertised Article Is m i In which U» »mbut } I klaiMtf hsi implicit fillhclts he woulil not sdmtlsi It. 5 For Sole—A good homo well lpcated nue between Tenth street and Hughey will now hove« to cut the weeds from!1their' places and Jlx them up bceanifl with the coming of sidewalks all . these improvements must be ma<)e. Thire are some lot* un the wny out there that are,a dis­ grace -to" their ownera who are posing as public spirited^ cfftiUnayand they have for yeaft alloisd a tangled growth of weeds .and trews'to take their property, neveicarlng to clean them up simply because they were vacant, |N ow that the cityVlUa taken a hand in helping Bfinford Heights these, public figirlteil fitltcna who have a wildenfip-on their lots should be ma^e to cleen tbem Or the dty will do if'ip ’f them ilnd charjps ■ame to Ihe'iproperty/ It la higb time the Heigths . was , coming Inter its own«' '* 7 f- N o tlr* la htrabv a ltra that J, H ilop « w tk M * of f u O m Wh u ?•*•<* th* Sri a »* of Jub*. A. $300 cash, balance.easy payments. 8 room house, $1.600,'easy payments. 8 room* and bath. $800 cash—monthly payments, / Well iocatetj .' lot, “ $35Q. $60 ; cash, balance monthly. Connelly, 109 Mag­ nolia. avenue. G7-tf For Sal«— Two good horses and ipring wagon. Inquire of Coco Cola Bottling Co. 80-tic Yea sis ssf« la p*troaiilai Ik* asrriuats whs»« sd* In thU psp«r b«<iu» t*« j Far Sale or Rent^-Two nice rési­ dences at a bargain. W. J, Thigpen «a i *■ « „** * houie with piano for tl Few steps to postoffice, steamer codk.' A. W. 1 terprise. ped with roll top deek, offlce chaìra •nd tables; Alio a 'rcjl. f e d ì dmk, ,typewriter d « k a n d > t h r r . « ¿ i p tnent/or sale or rent1 HeniliJ ofUc*. V <4 . eye is the Answer, Webster^ ewInternation �.J " * b OFFICIAL ORGAN O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — T H E G A R D E N S P O T O F T H E W O R L D SANFOKD7 FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JUNE 2«, 1914 TOLt'MK V little dty qf 20,000 soul». 1 hope the reader will not think I am addicted to flattery. I writ* aa I aee it. Developments and civic mprovcmenta are » my greatest pleasure. I am spending over one hundred thousand dollar* on the dvlc improvements -of Riverview, wh'ch the entye rity of Jacksoqvilla la so proud of, and I am al­ H A V E ready realising the great benefits FU N D A P P R O P R IA T E D B Y to be derived from thee* Improve­ THE GOVERNM ENT ments. Your dty, Mr. Editor. Is IS AVAILA B LE on the right track and I wish her and her dtlxens' the greatest suc­ cess. E. H. ARMSTRONG. SANFORD’S GREAT WHITE W A Y CAN BE INSTALLEE WITH VERY SMALL COS HEY W ILL C A M P A T T H E THE C IT Y g S H O U L D HOTEL F O R A T W O BY ALL M EANS B E T T E R L IG H T E D S T R E E T S A S S O O N W EEK S V IS IT _ . A S IT IS P O S S IB L E T O D O S O SYSTEM INSTALLED IN ’ OTHER CITIES ÒF FLORIDA R1YEK ITEMS CUT r ‘ ■ * , r .t Florida .Statesmen Let The Stale the pertoM owning the patent are - Suffer ia Appropriations anxious to learn the extent of the Washing tun, June 26.—The river OTHER INTERESTING N EW S experiment. I think the Instrument SANFORD COULD . HAVE CLUSTER SYSTEM ON FIRST and harbor bill aa reported out of is something that tba pedsstrians OF THE WORLD AT LARGE - STREET AT A SMALL COST WHICH WOULD the committee on eommerce to the use when taking long hikes. IN TABLOID FORM FOR aenate contalna the following Florida "A t any rate I am sorry that I am PR6VE OF INESTIMABLE VALUE TO THE items: * **-" encumbered with it.1 I promised HERALD READERS CITY IN BRINGING TOURISTS HERE Apalachicola Bay..................$ 26,000 that I wou|d not tango, all the way r Washington, Juno, 26.-610,000 to BermuMa and back: And, oh , The Herald has' contended that for the lamps, and $4 each for in- Tampa Bay will be available to the'state ol Flor­ arwater Har- * me! There'-la Sgoln^ta be dancing Sanford has insufficient street lights atallation. but along with this cost Channel, ida for the asking on Wednesday-of bor thrdtrgh Boca ..Ctiga un the boat." or In other word» the business por- must be considered the spedal trane^ay to.Tampa B ay. 22,700 next week (July 1) and it Is expected tion of the dty could be greatly former and rectifier necessary for improved by better lights.in a white this eyatrm, which coat $860. Cleat- 'Fernandina Harbor.. . . _______26.000 that the sta te.will make the neeAuction Bridge Mrs. B. W.h Herndon was the way system similar to that installed water owns Its own water plant, has a St, Andrews B a y . . . ; . ........ 60,000 etaary arrangements to take it away. 6,000 The money ia appropriated in the charming hosts#» of the Auction by other dliea and that will soon be rate of 11 minimum for 3,600 gallons Stmt*'Rosa Sound............... Smith-Lever agricultural bill and Is Lake*Ure»cent and Dunn's Bridge Club whicli mist at her at­ installed by Orlando. This is the witfiN^ sliding scale and a rebate for a contribution to atate farmers’ co­ Creek........................... . T 1,000 mills and packing houses using great tractive home on Pork xvenue Mon- time of the year to discus# these operative work. Under this légis­ Si, Lude Inlet....... ............... 60,000 quantities. „ . ** day afternoon, After several Inter- matters and have the white way in­ lation the government will give an St, Peteraburg Harbor., , . . 1,600 stalled before the winteV ruih of new eating rounds of •the popular gams Lakeland owns Its light and water Initial sum of 110,000 to the stat«; Deep Creek..................... . 9,000 the prise, a lovely pair of silk hose people to our dty. There la noth­ plant. Its whita way posts are In­ and an Increasing sum annually in Apalachicola River............... 16,000 was awarded to Mr# Samuel Pulea- ing tbit would add quite so much stalled on three streets in the venter proportion to the growth of the Calooaahatchie River........... 2,000 ton, for making top score. Dainty to the appearance of our dty aa a of the business district; there are rural population on condition that Crystal River.,. .. . , . . : , . 10,000 refreshments, consisting of poach white way on First street at least sixty of them. The posts are Iron ‘ the state or local aubdivision thereof Holmes River............... 3,000 sherbet, angel food and cnkQ were and if possible out Park avenuo to with concrete foundation, five light gives "dollar for dollar." Andote R i v e r . ........... 22,000 served by the hoipiUble hostess, the union passenger station. multiple, i-no top light and four be­ Various states are «ending their Black water R i v e r 6, 000 whose guests were Mrs. Walter Clay, This question has been discussed low, installed with three wire circuit, St. Johns River. . . . . . . 300,000 agents here to arrange for their share Mm. T. A. Neal, Mm. R. A. New­ by the rititen* and various boards connected so as to allow the top of the money. Five member« of.tk f man, Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mm. A. P. of aldermen and the idea of the city light to remain burning all nitght, Withlacoochec P . i v e r . 1,000 The following- items for Florida Kentucky board On coopérative farm­ Connelly, Air'. S. Rfileaten and Aim. owning tho electric light plant before while ‘the four bottom lights are and Alabama Jointly are Included: er»’' demonstration work are now C. O McLaughlin. cd off at 11:30. 1‘ The top light the white way was inauguruti 1 Choctawatchee R iv e r ...........$26,000 here and they announced today thnt This would probably lessen the price is It 60 watt light and the others are Escambia and Conecuh Rivthe $10,000 for the state of Ken­ For Canal KgpMliion but is not absolutely essential to ■iOV The postsgpoet,$36 each withtucky will be available July I. They Altoona, Pa.. Jur,e^lti*Take two the installation of the white way. otx installation, the total cost per Mobile had an Interview with the depart­ passenger coach«, %tan^*them ride Editor Reese of the Orlando Re­ post being 150.76. The property Bay. . . . . 60,000 ment offidale. The first work la lets paid for the posts and instal­ by »ido on adjoining trteki, knock porter-Star recently paid a visit to The committee declined to restore Kentucky will bè to employ addi­ lation and the dty accepted the syethree Florida Siti» in whhih white out the inner aide ri etch; lay a In committee the big 'Florida items tional county agents to supplement connecting floor, aad ijiretrh a can- ways were installed, some of them tem a>. .i part of the lighting system which it cut out, claiming that It was t^e instruction of twenty-one now at with munidpal plants and tome of th*- i-ity and furnishes tbe.Hght- too late to reopen tbe bill. This van over the tops of both. \ That Is a description *1 a moving with private ownership .plant* and Jife ,Tht plant bring owned by the has put it up to Senators Fletcher movie theatre’ being built today at his deductions given below will d ly the cost of furnishing the light and Bryan to secure the restoration Dayton. June 26. Motorcyclists the shops of the Pennsylvania Rail­ prove most Interesting reading to does not appear. The water rate ia of,the eliminated items by amend­ from all sections of .Ohio gathered $1 minimum with an allowance of road here for the Panama-Pacific Sanford people on this subject: ment in the jennte if it can be dobs. hero today for the opening of the 4000 gallons;, twenty cent« a thou­ Exposition at 9an Francisco next "Clearwater la a much smaller annual three day convention of the Our Dally Paper The theater theater will wilt b^ appointed appointed town than“ Lakeland or St. Peters­ sand above minimum to 26,' 7lh year,’ The Ohio Stale Federation; of American The people of Sanford want the Motorcyclists. One of the features Breakfast, *n^ finished aa one of the Pennay’s burg. but has a more modern white eighteen cents a thousand to 50,000 Clara, Alla- kegulatlon ateri coach«*.. It will be way than dther, i t him - t wenty gallons; seventeen to 76,000 gallons; Dally Herald and the management will be a hill climbing contest at nical Coup- completed about November 1 and posts carrying a single luminous sic. fifteen cents to 100,000 gallons, and of thia paper wishes to give-them Fort Ancient. one of .the* beat dally papers In the Itorial Staff, taken to the expoatllon shortly aftcr- Sixteen of the lamps are burned un­ ten cent» 'upawrd. til 11:30 each night, and the four St. Petersburg also hag a five Tight »1*1*.-.W o would not think of rotat­ t 12, Quiet w»rdPoUghkeepsie. N. Y.. 'June 26.— ‘ tning Pool, The. unique theater wilt be part remaining lights are left on for'the poat, but fewer of them than Lake- ing w. make-eh ft upon the public. Cornell was favorite in the historic >, Auto to °1 the road's exhibit. In it Will bo balance of .the night,— ILtrc the riao- dand, having only'fifty; but thq top It^wUl "carry Associated Pré» dee- intercollegiate resits* to be held Camp FtTC g'.vcn-ptttnree 'of~scehea rieng tlh trie company paid for the posts anfi light ia 100-w, and the lower lights patches; giving the readers ail the here over the regular course on tho _ nPennsylvania _______ I_____l i „ „lini the installation and charge* the dty are 60’s; tbe poets are set on four world's', events right.from the wires Hudson today. Tho University of $6.80 per month for each poet. The streets in the business section, and nml five hours ahead of any other Washington crew, w niter of the Congregational Chare! company has a clause written into coat $69 each without the lamps. daily papers that are now bring Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Re­ Next Sunday, subject! the contract with tha dty providing The dty pay* the electric company taken In Sanford W# are just gatta, because of iu recent and vapid to Independence Day «11 h i: pre­ for the reimbursement for the ays-, 10 cerita peT night for the five lights acro» the alley from the We tern improvement, admittedly waa a dark sented; in the morning, 11 a. in,, to bunt.from 7 to 10. St. Peters­ Union telegraph office and'the post- horse, wllh>Wiscana n feared In some "America’s Position in. th# World tom In' the agent me dty should burg owns its own gas plant. The office. and: tho dally Herald will quarter* '«a a “ pd*»lb,e runner up. Rattle;" in the evening at 7:3$,- exercise its rights to purchase the Adherents’ of Columbia. Syracuse dp«> ni Southland SeminaVy of "How Docs Christianity Help Good plant. The pobt used at Clearwater rate (or water ds 60 cents minimum and Pennsylvania, however, were with an allowance of 2,500 gallons, Gainesville, Dinner at , 12 • Quiet Cilixensh ;>?’ All are cordially. In­ li cast Iron with cut out In the bot­ frith a rale of 20 -cent*, per thousand confident and willing to back their Hour, Vespers, Supper at C, Eyon- vited to the#« services. Good music belief* with bets on their favorites. obove.‘ . . \/ -t-M tom. tho first cost" was $21, with $6 k Worsh p -b y Mr*. Bishop. One of th* greatest .crowds in the ¡4 ! .Mqnday: June 29th history of the famous rae* lined the Riring B$ll, Breakfast, Room In­ banks, packed th* observation train Editor of the Herald: spection, BllJe Class, Mission Study and crowded /«very available van­ . "Seeing announcement pi your tage point 'to witness tbe annual Fhhiiig Trip, Dinner at 12, Supper daily that you expect to},launch ih struggle for college supremacy . on *l 6, Address at 8, "The Oirla and tjie fell would, say that our firm the; water. The vari-hued coleir#*'bi PROMINENT JACKSONVILLE ROOSTER CALLS SANFORD ths World" by Rev. George Hyman Will make .» contract for advertia- the fair, spectators* dreoace added ■*1 Sanford Secretary, qt the Baptiit , THE COM ING; C ^ Y . jugin your daily for six months or Irtilllnnre to the ranks of the thou­ naptlal Serrlrea Sunday Yordgn Missionary UnlpP' Vespers longer if you decide to continue sands wltp.cheered tho varied crew*. 9:3d Sunday school *n the Dock, Lights out at 10. after next April. .Reallxing tbe v*lr Subject .of 11:00 Preaching. *, Editor of the Sanfor^ Herald: town IVevidently la a fact that there Tuesday: Jane 30lh ue .of th# daily jn - Sanford not 00}^ sermon, "Double Heari peaf Sir— I wish t<> e ^ rtw must be penty of money here, .end Riving Bell at 6. Breakfast, Room from the advertiser’ s standpoint but VEtfane,-, Ind., - June 31.— Thlrijr8:30 Jr. B. Y. VM I haVe not found.* dtfxen yjtt who jikable surprise'thre^if’ff y erti r cigkt'.jreara ^agO-fodsy GsneVal Geo, Iftipertion, Bible CIms, Mission 6:46 -St: B. Y.1 V.xf # The ’ast i alap from the viewpoint of a man' A. Cuater' ' and' 600 of» Ma hereto columns of the Hsr^d. o f thv wanted to leave.Sanfdrd. Study Class,-• Technical’ CebncITa, ¿\i * ~ . ^ 1, ” . t * who knows wSat It wilt mV'an to progrant Ht.th* contest for efflfieney hii ]M(vdQpmsnt*- «nd antivi*omWahd''.wcre ‘daughtered by tsar CeticEc Girls and Sunday* School The favorable geographical, Sanford 1 have no hesitation in hay­ will fcbS f-rendered by Company C. Ity, L find In y o u r Iffdaperoua town lion, of Sanford, wjtb(iU •magnifirent ing that not only will our firm con­ times their-".nyud'er of Sfoux Indtau hown- In of 8s Grtmt .¡nurrett h»> T water IfansporUfion, ■and -It* great tract fmr advertising but will* taW under* tk# .terrible'Bitting Bull, The th«c contest, progrsur 1 hxVsrbcen a vfSuor to Sanford railroad,renter. 8t\d with the public stock in the venture if there ik any -event wap fepaiiad here todajr by 7:45 Preaching, a fpr oyer th rty yearal "! well rtmem-; spirit shown by Tier çjtlMna I he- to shli. There la nothing thah ou? T}e^T'n; !W^cH 6?. formerly an Tniron D d Swim ” *dug .ngmer,:' hi»if a farmer living bar'the time whet^ it t waa oranges Ueve ia going tie pi'#«« this town in dty could invest in that will yi4ld 'diaif^ fighter You are .wejeoyne 1 nujce west weal of Evan»Evans- ""Undt* and nothing but oriuiges, bqt thanks th# new future at the Ifcad of^all any greater returns In a hundred two ,. fiulfi' vices of Our church. Cfipti T. B. Weir, w* were 01 inland town.» in a.cemmerdal senie. To ’fato the hnfire state of Florida ways* than a good dally and I know ^GEORGE HYMAN Cuater. eaid .WeleS,ity of lur. productive that the Daily Herald will be ali to\tho rear itas discovered she can forge ahead "There'kiere three commands eat to independent of the -orange industry' $hwt th# name implje*. We cannot Corner SlatH and Park. Kdbnd; Up Sitting Bu«, who had #g she has proven in the p u t few by the Ired», of thoui'andal éi led hig brfivas off their reaareatlon Mlcriery, Istiyiè and year* thSt^her resource* are almost dollars and wah causing rouble. 1 Custer that\ are raised 'h*r«f miscalculated *and waa tricked fato anford' voted fqr.'^b* an ambusrade that left Mm sur­ p. bulkhead hcr v it * rounded by 0,000 blood hungry In­ dians. The terrible thing waa that W* could aee the plight* of eCuater and h-s band, but could net even Ntw-RMin, Miss Cart»on, Mr»! Cr-H# the 10:20 train help him. Aft« i t * , jEjusiac?* we Wcirnsn, Mrtq Griffith 'idra. Wel?Lake Alonroo, a: f 'tçiD. ip 'Key held Sitting Bull on-the bisks of land, building b < *.« Mr*. Plumméf. -Mr Van, Darin diaappolntddi* ts on ; tha Little Big Uorh until reiufercadmtmta eaM^frorm Ft. Llnnduv Bo* tally tHy the ,d ty and'irap^vg^the gen •tprsi..>$ibw $7 cixuc the.-Indian held Coster In 4 •uch reverentfe-h-Hiey called him Big K v Ä * « t Whit« Chief. Cuater .wae the. only music with cor- m«?ber of’ the band who_ waa- stain ueF6 town, tod npaniment, '^At, tve w in te r net SANFORD PAST AND FUTURE -.■a ititf f 11-<>fiî e* îrfft � 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, June 23, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 23, 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>, June 23, 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/036daeefe7b151db99753e34d9824f29.pdf 77c578277b16dfc994ffcd3fa2f313d6 PDF Text Text ■ M ** jUJNg ■ —JJ- V* , ■* :or RentRoom», Kissimmee, Flo,, Ju n e lfi^ K fs* ™ ! ^ l o for •U ih t’ h ^ L y . g W a There, are a great" many 'aub ceta.i géllUéman and wife. it U na.tur£L to auppo»®, aothingf eimmea'a etub houeof eqg w j l l i Tnn?t water, gas-stove, toilet new could ue »«Id tn regard tq them, modefn and well appointed in the CLASSIFIED separate. Address p n ' r. ^ or hea not already been' said, only south was formally opened Thursday Sanford, Ha. * «*, room for reiteration. So often have evening through tho courtesy of Mrs. BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BF^nVKEN: 81-tf men read and re-read tha. m ottoes-It. W. Mriklcjon, whp arranged the YOU AND ME.” of .the Brotherhood of Locomotive reception which was attended by a Engineers, thinking th at tbtoy filled lurge presentation of the professional M ISCELANKOIlfl up spqce in malt« up o f an organ!-. husineM and society dem ent of this If you .want to buy ^ T Z T r mtion. i city.' The social function Continued nelly’s Re*l Estate Office U tk! * In tho- service Sunday, Juno 14th between the hours of 7:00 and *10:00 ? All Local \dverUsem onis Under to do. business. " CC U th* Pl«e . A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES^AND FAITH. " WB learned the 'Intimate relation of p. m.v.during which time autos were ■> ■ , 16-tf This Heading THREE CENTS a o n ’ u iv u c iiiN T o n r » *- , <i‘ ’bh'e to tho other, kenterdd In hum an: arriving and departing *rith. guests. •Wanted—Furnished room .!----“ HELL PRENT ’EM "- S O S A * “ S g u f i l K K i i K . aagents, u n i , as m nnecessary ^ M t i r v i4o n mntin Light luncheon was served durinr during Line For Each Insertion. Minimum make nnml good t.ii»ht m and desired. Mon In any station tho evening. Members of the vlub Charge 25 Cents. or vocation of life. Nevpr 'had received the gursts and esebrted 5 My old friend John Jinkina keep toy rifles upd 'pistols out of th e some of our men stopped to think thfm about the in'acts explaining in In answering an advertisement a polls his name in a most peculiar infant's hands, as all the papers are of .these- mottoes as explained-by dotal! every feature. Upon their de where no nalfie or house number U All kinds of stenographic and t v ^ manner and this spelling has caused full of accounts* of-, little tots being Bro. Stein ineycr. After this ' ex­ purture many of the guests expfeas writing work neatly done. montioned in the ad please do pot shotby their playmates and death me more or less sleeplessness and planation wo m u s t. retrospect, - our cd themselves aa perfectly delighted ask The Herald fob Information as lit. John s Hotel, Room Ì 2. or loss of Jlmh la something th a t worry and y et. I have never spoken n-tfe final conclusion U the founders qf with the beautify! .appointm ents of .to him about changing It. It seem* would hautit- tha parents to tlieir the B. y r L . E. l must have been in-: tho place. .The cjuhjtauxo is located Ip the identity, of tho advertiser. Wanted—One o r more room* . .to suit John all right and certainly graves. There is no rposongbte -ex spired, how far sighted’ they mu»t ’ within a five acre plot adjacent to Usually we do not know who the first floor for light hou»ckeepin* u? advertisesIs and If we do we are 'h as not made any enemies for him •ruse fof children having firearms 1 have been, to embody and ondeavor Lake Tohopekaflga, just outside the furnished, by an elderly Udy for bo is the most f popular *office their possession. Sometimes thay to Imbu* these thoughts, them'-» .city limits and within eaay jftmaMi. not allowed lo give . out this In­ 84-4tt ' formation. Simply write a letter A. D. K., Herald office. holder in the lot and had no oppos- get thonj Burrgplitimuly and commit plea In all who cast their The buildings cost approximately and address It as per Instructions > piston this Urns h*CttUM>- hi* many the Injury to* playmates before tho ,$15,000.and. when the conUmplaUd H 186 ad. ith Njja brotherhood. t Wanted \o buy from owner, eia,parents-w re' aware of It but if you friends recognise his efficiency and sed these mottoes could improvements Are finished the place Again, vacant or lmporved -city pronert* 'h e - hair no enemies, otherwise he havg-ftrearina In VoGr'podafsafou you ■ d of nil the world nnd| will he one of the .beauty spots of bo the Stan well locatfd. No agoni. A d d S would have opposition—it is always should certainly *kcfep' thorp where FC R SALE “ Property," c-o Herald. greatest factors in' the this section of Florida, would bo l ^your enemies that remember you on tho children cannot ' reach them. I f the struggle of Jftbor adjustm ent Wanted To buy a home on favpf. For Sale—$2,600.00 , buys celery election day and strive to get out have just finished reading the follow­ Figures Do Not Lie 'able terms before July l*t- C«k . and capital, V has impressed all who ing adcount of such an accident, th a t farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 years, all the opposition th ey 'can against trally located Box 1266. city. Federal census' reporte recently heard this schmofl, we must give ^ 6600* cash, balance 1, 2, 3, 4, years you prior to the primary. So in happened in Tampa this week and published show that the number of more personal \ttc n t lo n to ‘ these ' J Z ______________ 81-61 ' it brought tear* to my eyes: 8 per cent. F. B. Woodcock, at * thinking about John's cognomen Careless handling of - a 22-caliher facta, for soon we must leave this criminals in the crim inal, institu­ Owner, 7 Oxford Place, Kirkwood 4 *pelled Jno) I happened to .run world to be adjudicated for our tions .of the forty-eight .state» per Lost—Pocket book, yellow leather Georgia. 79-8tc across the following from Thorndyke rifle by twelve year old Wayne neglects. Why not observe the 100.000 ‘population ire aa follOfra: contained money and valuable pr or the Palm Beach Post and I hereby Cooper, resulted last night In the rules as laid down In so few .words, In the prohibition states, 84; in the /= give it to my readers .for John's tragic death of the three year otd For sate at a bargain if taken at pera. Finder return to L. P. Meaa we journey on eternity’s trip, for near prohibition states, 114; in the Culler’s store and receive reword son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Nolach, (spclted Jno) benefit: we realize its similarity to railroad partially license states, 118; in tho once—one Berkshire hoar, registered who Jive near Mango. A bullet “ Why ■is It that some people 3 years ff>ld. Address Leonard Vih»' * 8«’!tp * rules on this daily tbil or vocation, extreme license states, 130r named John will endeavor to abbre- passed through the stomacju.of the lon, R. D. No. 1, Hanford, FUf ■viate what la * really a good title by little one, wh odied after. V-fcalng if rules are not observed, mastered 1 With regard to pauperism the re­ _______._________ 86-4tc .writing it "Jno"T J?or the life of brought to' the city for t rc^rftu tt m and lived too, it is noon, heard "not ports show th a t Hi the prohibition For Sale or Rent —8 room 2 story 'htodeil." * " •’ states the number of paupers per <• mo I don't see how Jno can mean a local- hVapltal* * dwelling house, located at end 0 ’.The preparation of the Methodist 100.000 population is 46; in near Guaranteed Wear Erer Hosiery For During . t h e ' afternoon • yoUBjf l John. If it was only written "Jo n “ Oak avenue, known as^ Sanforc church was beautiful.. Tho writer prohibition states, 84; in partially < Men and Womrts It would be all to the mustard-^ CooJjer. was playing around life N fl­ Heights,, with store house, and fair so often heard it said, " I did not .license states, 12 : 1 ; in extrem e license * Ladies’ Bpccial OfiVr inch lijrtJk discharging blank-cW tbut aa it U written it doesn't mean good business and ono: aero good "7 anything. One might just as well r i d g # ? r l |a .:was heard to tell the know these people thought ao much states, 128. truck land. Ail. together* and tn For Limited Time O n ly that he was going of us really," some of our visiting ’<abreviate Frank by writing It **Fka’ child, i’f 1* good order. Good w ater on place. Six pair of our finest 3bc valoa Practice Whai They Preach or- make Peter by writing it "P rt." to shoot, lwitd im m ediately after­ members so often remarking " It's so Reason for renting, climate don't ladies' guaranteed hose in black or nice to live in a place with some The Lakeland Telegram printed Why not? Besides that there la no wards, it is alleged, fired the »gun so more of sn editorial on the subject of trad ­ agree with me. Apply at once to tan colors with written guarantee, time saved by writing it Jno for the point blank at the little unfortunate. get *up, you see T. P. Hill, located on place. for $ 1.00 qnd 5 stamps for pottsn. man has then to stop long enough Mr. Nolach heard'tho statem ent and how the people can and do keep up ing at'hom e th a t will 'be read with SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN , • 86 2 tp with improvements." Children can effect. The newspapers preach th a t to place a period where it belongs." the shot, b u t gave It no consider*'-, For a limited time only, six piirt «ee how church affairs, with Its doctrine constadtly, and practice it For Sal*—Thirty Indian Runner tlon. V *' Of our finest*35c value Guaranteed sweet music, with different instrumore consistently than any other duhks now laying. Reason for sell­ ‘'Papa," lisped the little one **I'm 1 Some of the defeated candidates Hose* with written guarantee sad menta to givo force and expression, • line of business. Merchants and ing is removal to .lace where ducks may feel a little «ore over their de­ hurt right there." a pair of our well known M ofi do see w hat these church people do other business men take too little cannot be kept, C. C. Morris, Upon examination it was found feat but they should realize th a t all Paradise Gartera for one dollar, sal for you makes me. glad I am asao- head of the work done by th e news- R. D. No. 3. 86-2tp 6 cents for poitage. the candidates for office cannot win found that the bullet had pierced elated* with thii organization. If paper to build up their lines and seiand really the man in private life the child's body and Mr. Nolach tho M ethodist church entertained dom stop to consider tho obligation You know these hose; jthey stood For Sale at a big bargain, as I live has it oil over the office holder when immediately rushed to TaJhpa for our organization with such - nice when the out of town printing solie to far Away cannot attend to this tho tost *whcn all others failed. it conns to peace of mind. The fol­ ufgtcal aid. Everything possible preparations these members in 8an- ¡tor-or itinerant advertising man ap 16-acre» of Celery D elta at Cameron They give real foot comfort. They lowing from the Pensacola Journal waa done to save tho child, hut it must be leading a commendable pears.—Orlando Sentinel. City, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres Irri­ have no seams to rip. They never la some consolation to the candi­ was beyond human aid and expired Hie sis citizens of a community. gated and tiled, fine 6 inch flowing become looso and baggy aa the shape < — 7 —j ----------— tost night. dates: well. If you want 16 acres, of fine is knit In,“hot pressed In. They are From church to Robbins Nest for! The Cooper boy waa broken­ Notwithstanding -what 4s said celery and potato and vegetable G utranlecd for 'fineness, for atyk, dinner. Our visitors were soon com-' President Sign! Bill about them the candidates get lota hearted and terribly frightened by fortibte In parlors and easy e h a ip lnnd go and riook at this and make for superiority of mutcrial and work­ Washington, June 16.— Tho Presof fun out of a campaign whether his net, which was reported to Sher­ on the sh ad y veranda. Soon called ¡dent today signed the Panam a tolls me an qffer. Trolley from Sanford manship, absolutely stainless and t» they win or lose. They get to go to iff Spencer. The father of the hoy to dining room, everything so nice exemption repe'al bill »» amended runs past the land known as the wear six months without holes, or a* all the public gatherings, picnics and will bring h:m to the sheriff's Of­ and cozy;; gmple time In the Senate and“ eg Agreed' to by the Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer new pair free. fit barbecues, and life is not bad for fice during the day, but owing to hi* dinner; it was specially ad ap ted -to House. ‘ V ' '. Don't delay send in your order be-’ *' to owner, J, p., 26 Columbia Street, them, although they have their youth It? is' hardly probablye th a t ho our crowd in two very noticeable H am pstead, L. I.. N. Y. Sf-Up fore offer expires. Give correct .» - troubles. The late Senator Hob will -be held accountable for his act. feature«: rtrst la was not over or onsize. — Fwr 6 aig""ÜBod'iail round liui*e: Taylor of Tt'inu'.ti.t'ff had Uif lo say w b Aw- k v b r l t o a t tm* ntM PA ur der cooked;,. experience resided in Evelyn Thaw" Brarele M. B. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. of them: The Man Behind the Borne Dayton, Ohio that'- kitchen; «econd, plenty also "Every honest man who runs for (By Walt Mason) |- accompanied experience on this oc- | These Two beautiful pieces of pop­ 79-tf In festive mood a man gets stew­ casjdn’ and we really enjoyed our ular jewelry are the craze among office is u candidate for trouble, for For Hale— 1910 Cadillac tou ing N O T IC E fruits of political victory turn to ed. he empties flagons ten or twenty;’ meal somekehat later than usual to society women In New York and the car ’tor |400',00, just overhauled in ashes on the Ups. . To me theta is he takes a howl with every soul he add to tho, Htaodard'of !usual apprer largest.¡rities, The>r. a re ’ neat and good running shape. Sanford Ma­ As I have harv* o business of the nothing ao pathetic in this wor,d os a meets till Ho swallowed plenty. ciatfan. Division 769 iu certainly elegant . gold finished , articles that chine A Garage. Title Bond & Guarantee Co East Ssb82-tfe ford Lami League, and W. A. Whitcandidate. He is tiko a mjirincr If ho has shnse, It journeys hence; under obligations to. Mr. Robbins will gladden the heart of ayery girl without a compass, drifting on the if hu has brulnk; ho’» sure to lose 'em; for so irtely giving’Us .such h os ply or woman nq m atter how' young or For Sale—Practically bran new comb, T" ein .oe.found in4he T sr Ak how old. Very stylish '»nd attrac­ 1914 Overland to u rin g car, fully ■eseor's OfiTg# in the court house. tempset tossed waves of uncertainty and when he wakes, os morning tality bn -this occasion. 1 v* ' ‘ between the smiling cliff* of hopes breaks, a cop is sifting on his bosom. r* I .certainly iuu*'nt, heartily to one tive. equipped, self starter, electric lights T H O S . K. B A TE * Our Free .O ffe r.W e ^ a ro adver­ In use short time by owner. $860 and the crowning crags of fear. He "Confound your eyes," the pcclcf expression heard Sunday a number Spearmint .‘Chewing Gum cash takes cnr. II. & O. Motor Co. U u walking petition and a living cries, "you should haye stuck to of times: I wish morn of our mem­ tising and desire to place a big box of this ! tíQoryaaoooQDOOuooDoooooDOaj prayer; he is the hackhorse of pub­ river water! • While lighted up by bers could, have beard .this servj- -. For 8 »l*rMfir*sh Jerkqy Sow. P. O. fine, healthful gum Into every home. lic sentiments; he is the dromedary brimming cup, you waded round I t certainly would Impress them to -• 7‘c M RS. PEARL ÏASON o( politics. , And if ho reaches the knee deep in<slaughter! You threw aspire to be better men, and could U sweetens the breath— whitens the Box 1367. teeth 4tnd aids digestion. It Is regoal of his ambition he will soon feel some flu, you lost your wiU, you have easily realized how it could'be When you want a ty>pflw*Hter je e DRESSMAKING 'th e book of the vulture in his heart thought yourself a circus pageant! done, “living our mottoes," and by rCfreshing and pleasing to all. To Connelly, also ribbons and carbon: <r and the fangs of tho serpent in his You drew a gun. oh, foolish ono, applying ourselves could Improve every one. spending ttx but 60c and OVER HERALD OFFICE 76-tf soul. I am no longer a candidate. and shot a harmless, fruit tree agent.’ on our personal presentment, as the 6 stam ps to cover shippings coats we For Sale—Black »addle and driving aQ O O aaaao cio ao o ao aao aao o o ae Notwithstanding the eloquent la­ Tho poor sick sport looms up In church has improved and advanced will ship; a big box of 20 'regular 6c mare. ' Inquire of J, I). Roberts at packages of the Spearmint Gum and ment of Bob Taylor, he afterwards court: no memories' of crime are in song and aervice. grocery. , . y 42-tfc include the • h-gnnr became a Candidate for.^office. his'n; he can’t recall the deed at oil, To the Methodist ehurch, ItoV *■ "T ango" necklace, (tnd, “ Efelyn Another candidate rendered this h u t draws a hundred years in prison. bins Nest and Sanford people we For* Sale—A g6o<i home well located. : 'h ; f r e s h report of his campaign: Tha able judge says "Pish!" and certainly* f»ak grateful to you, and Tha,w" bracelet absolutely free. JSQ0 cash, balance easy payments, 1 Home Made "Lost’ 4 months, 28 days canvas­ "Fudge!" a t the pleas the prisoner's appreciate 'th e pains and output of * Thia offer Is for a abort lime only. 6 room house, $1,600, easy payment«. sing: 1349 hours sleep thiokipg about advancing; “ men who yvlll- drink the your energy tp entertain and "make Not more, than 2 orders to one par­ " ’8 rooms and hath. $300 caslv-tnonthly SAURKKAUT tho election; 5 acres of cotton, 23* old red ink must pay the fiddler it pleasant for Brotherhood of Lo­ ty.* Dealers jio t allowed to accept payments. SemtaoIe Finh Market ’ a c e s of corn, a whole sweet potato after danclngl" The'doom ed man's comotive Engineers In their annual this. W rcll located lot, ,$3$0. $50' cssh.j; ; Phone Nû. 1 UNITED SALES COMPANY; wop, 4 sheep, 5 goats and a beef wife must lead k life of endless wash m em orial' service—Welcome ■and balancé monthly.-. Connelly, 109 Mag­ Dayton, Ohio P. O. Box 101 given to barbecue; 8 front .teeth and in f, scrubbing, drudging; his chit-, »yell paid. Thanks to all. nolia avenue. .¿7-tf a considerable quantity, qf hair In dren three must paupers be—so T. S. DAVIS. personal skirmiahej. G ate away 96 fiitHe is uiir hurnojj judgment* The W A R N IN G For Sale—Twó Jersey heifers with Secy, and Tress. plugs oi tobacco. 28,849, drluks of jingled gent op pastime bent w'ho •^Stockholder^ of. Iho Florida Fire & first calf. J. D. Hoaklnh, Second whiskey, 2984 glojvaea^of beer, -1 »hoots when all his wits are hazy, •- i c 1- - : Lawn Heeial - . • • , ■¿asuafty, Insurance Company are atrceL ■;*; ........... - ,84-4tp Sunday school book*,’ * pair sus­ the hill must pay; tb*re Is no way f h c various oomiAitteea of tha wkriu-d ,ng? lnst helling their stock F?r Sale—Two good horses-..¿hd pender».; 4 Called Ureases, -fldolls, ) 3 ‘to reach the one who made him Proabytcriaii Brqtherhood hclO*.quitp to ' any* parties who may make ef­ spring wagop. Inquire of Coco Cola baby rattler*. '.*'•' -* an entbu»raaiicf meeting la st'e v e n ­ forts try’ false statem ents as to .th e Bottling Co, ‘^ t / ç . Told 2.889 lies, shook hands 23,- -Tha*Ttn|g; wtK> *hrews the styff. that ing relative-to the .lawh social to he value io n a r y tb’e. stock, lo purchase it st 747 Ujdes; ' talked enough to ■-havO t eieWa "respected la antf clothed ln.1 giverf at)th e rcsidirtlc» of Mr. H. U, far under' lls trne rslue, and stork- -• F o r ,Salé or- Rent—Two nlte ♦— made in print 1600 largo volumes I honor;* Jw, walks abroad and* deighs Stevens Friday evelting, June 19tk. holders arc requested to.com m unl- doné«* a t a bargain., W. J, T size "off "parent *office reports, rf“ ----- - kissed 1a * nod 'or* smile to sycophant and ¿ A n uqtuuaf Interest Js being taken cite Any such fact» to the Companyi © pny years. 126 babies, kindled 14 kitchen : fawner: Hit victims rot in dun,- and it (if already proven th at this Sioekholders are also requested cut 3 cords -of wood, pulled 474 geons 1mt while he.ahilea In yon­ social w|lt be a grand suceys.y to place their Fire and all other In­ Jmnrtlci! of fodder, picked 7.44 pounds der pnlacej he drinks a health tq , . rfThU 1» a socilil for «¿effy man, surance, with their own ' Company Hold of koowl Furnished roo of cotton, helped dig 7 wagon loads tainted wealth and drinks it from woman and child (^.Sanford and for and. Induce their Diends to do the AfipTÿ214 Pa of potatoes, ‘toted’ 24 buckets of a goldon^ehiUce. any One win* might be in Sanford mi asme. • *^855| -, * -A--Vater, put up 7 stoves, waa dog bit thia date from other towns or coun-t The men who sell t h ? broth of FLORIDA MRR AND CABUALTY For 3 times, watch broke by a baby coat hell, who ^ee men’s souls like gew- ty. There will be refreshments, . INSURANCE CO. Telephone, electric $8 to have repaired., L*tfned out jjf gaws rafllled, look on and grin when such as ice erdany/.cake, sherbet aqd conveniences. Apply barrels oi flour, 28 huihels of me HI, sluVrs of; g in ' are marching to thp lemonade. Thprc wifi be-entertain­ NoJflcp^f 160 pound* of bacon, 'fiO^gpunds .bf jail o f scaffold, “ Ours not the ment* of various kinds, good mu_ $ * qf the stockbujter, 12 dozen eggs, 2 ujnbrrillks blame! Ours not ihe shame!" they alo, Jj^th Instrumental and vocal holddra ij! thp T i r jt National I) rtm 5]li) m u 14 lead pencils, dictionary,k 2 hoes, 2 cry, as they, have cried for ages; "Wu If Rty liy4f ’4oti far or It Is too of Sanford, Florida, li hereby housekeeping, at boxc* of paper collaraf none of which d p tlo t force men to the course th a t warm fqf-'yfm to walk, phone No. to he hold in the rooms of the ; . # have ever been returned." leads thera;jiil thu « f it and cage».". 227 a n d 'a car with » reliable man on Tuesday, July 14th, at ^ Notwithstanding Ail this* public of­ i t 't h e Wheel will come and take you o’clock s. m.. to consider tbo «HTtt'Por.. Bu>t—Completely furnl fice irin pretty good thing to have ’s a b o m in a ti tú W> fitfe and hack home again. visjihility of incregplng the capitat house, wjth piano for tbo sura summer. •nd. ¿tut mhn who never becomes a ThnKe will bo no charge mad* ffT.I , auch platitud ta stock of the Bank, and. to transact Few steps to pozto candidate qsvsr draws the 'emolpM ihing. but a freewill offering ja -gthhplatíonr such other business as m sy properly " 1,1 ' oflf an - - :office. • . v?.. monts * “ ’ * ^ ' *»ver you ftiol like i J come before the meetln- ? V-_ tho building of the B. F. WH 5 Fourth of July and from now on Marked Imprevsr until school take» In the child re a are R ot. Caller—“Well, Mrs. . —A apt to b« playing with firearm« and ¡and ts the good man b e tto r r E'a ADVERTISING EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Special Hosiery Offer - L**-~~l * * - " -71.TT-J— FREE) of a S i h V ** sm . - II ,fc �W-w, -T----- — ---------- ¿»raflC COUNTS pu B U S H ED SEMI-WEEKLY *• 1 ... . . ON♦ *-flTUESDAYS iA AND FRIDAYS M »¡ - : j^ r. j //V S A N F O R D - L i f e /» r feî V'•» : ' VOLUME V -* * s n it r tó S jf.i. '■r- : ' #* SANFORD, FLORIDH, FRIDAY. i f V3 - . . . íg s - DIGNAN GET PLUM; JACKSONVILLE POSTOFFICE SEEMS TO BE SE J AND CARRANZA PATCH THE TROUBLES THREATENS , . RESERVE ACT HELPS THE FARMERS FIVE HUNDRED MILLION 1: : --i/'V '. >1; ; '• ¿'ù - ri . l.t THK LONG DRAWN OUT CON- or a* far a» may be {necessary in PEACE MAKERS ARE AS FAR AWAY aw ay a s Killed by Falling Tree T H A T SU M IS N O W A V A IL . reach bed rock upon which the mas­ t r o ’v e r s y MAY NOW ABLE FOR F A R M LO AN Tallahaasee, Fla., June 19.—Jo­ EVER—VILLA WILL AGAIN TAKE CHARGE OF sive and splendid structure will rest. BE AT AN END seph Hughe* and eon, a boy of The contractor is not hurried, but is > ■* >’- IN I G PURPOSlBS >• THE ARMY—WHAT SEEMED LIKE A twelve, of Montieello, ’while enroute allowpiLhy the terms o f Ihis'afTecto Tallahassee in an automobile on ment ample time to do throough BREACH ■ Monday were struck by a failing vrorjt, as he# Is not bound to com­ ALIST tree. The boy died instantly. Mr. plete the building-before December, ' —n -------------- r Hughes waa’badly hurt. The accl1915. This will undoubtedly be the dent happened on the Miceosukee most magnificent . private residence Washington, June 19.—Official in­ against H uerta from this time forth road three miles northeast of Talla­ in the state. the ADMINISTRATION HELPED TO formation..reaching the Washington without interruption. ‘! ] \ .1 hassee. I t ta said they left hfontlELECT FLETCHER AND OWED gbvernment tonight from American The internecine dispute In the cello for Tallahahaaaee to attend tbe JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE ONE TO BRYAN . Consul Edwards a t Juares. said Mexican revolutionary ranks, while General Francisco Villa and General mediation at Niagara Falla tested, funeral of W. H. Atkinson, a friend Jacksonville, Fla., June 19.— P. As Venustiano C arranta, leaders of the had stirred officials h ere,' b u t Con­ and schoolmate of Mr. Huftret, who pignan has won the fight for ap­ Bnsy Bees Hold Interesting Meet­ was struck by lightning while talking Constitutional movement in Mex­ sul Edwards’ message jerved to ing in Central Park pointment as postmaster of Jack over a telephone last Saturday af­ ico bad patched up their differences lleve anxiety. Other official dis­ ternoon. ter officii JonYille. As forecasted In the Flor­ A most interesting meeting of the and Villa would proceed to take patches received jftjre to (he/effect ida Metropolis, Senator Bryan's can­ Busy Bees, junior department of the The county had employed a Mr. charge of -the military movement th a t all principal officers of the rev didacy has won. Dignan'a namo Junior Civic League was held at the Boyett as road supervisor, who was against Zacatecas, where th e ’revo­ olutlon sided with Villa in ‘this dif ,111 be sent to the senate seoh. band stand Monday .afternoon with repairing this road, which la or\e of lutionary forces recently met ferenres with the Constitutionalist tha. main - t horoughfares leading into Possibly it will be sent in later to­ a fino -«xtcndnnru.. The meeting ds?- . When tb s Issue was drawn opened with singing of "America," the city, and had directed hla hands d to suspend work in cutting down T h at General Villa had determined cedure in the mill l tightly between Senators Fletcher followed by the roll call and reading »nd Bryan, the adm inistration felt' of the minutes by the efficient llttl« upon a break-with C arranta and had that Carranza had agreed t a t Villa this particular tree and had aant one nd in of their number somb distance after that, since it }>ad been helpful to secretary, Sarah Wight. It was *', demonstrated hla attitu d e by impris­ should take supreme com oning tome of the offfhirrB in the the military operation it the a ropo with which to incline the treo Fletcher In th e senatorial race, it revelation to hear the children rc>ta-*{~Huerta government. first Constitutionalist ’S co' . tfie mil- frotn the» road. ,M r. Boyett waa un­ owed this recognition to Rryan. gpond to the roll call with reporta of itar mand waa verified in repo officers under including When seen by a Florida Metropo- something they had dono to beau­ der the impression that there waa elipe Angeles, ‘chief of ■'-M lb reporter this morning, and asked tify or clean up the gardens or baS?k State Department. It waa nd likelihood of the'tree falling with,. ery, unci promino'n entioned out further-cutting and had returned .if he had anything to add to the yards »f their homes. The minutes dared bqwever th a t Vllla'a. action Pree- other work, expecting to give the tfaihington report, P. A. Dlgnan were, a 'fin e report of the previous had sevred the purpose foi 'which it •g a candidate for Tderit of Mexico, was originated and th a t the con­ a ed to tree further attention on the arrival I old that it was the first th a t he had meeting, showing that the Bees are queror of Torreon and Saltillo would have stood by Villa in e .< emonof the rope. No one noticed the {ward of it. indeed busy bees snd not drones command the military« advan strative* revolt. Jgfl haven't heard from my friend. in civic work. tree, it" seems, until Mr. Hughes Senator Bryan for several weeks, himself saw it falling and slowed • ■ ------Four new members wore initiated, -lex*i JIÍfr*- I be stated. "Yes, of course, I had the secretary down hla car just in time to receive Lawn Social BIG RACES AT BEACH adminii^ering the ta destructive work—a large limb | sn idea that the m atter would be pledgo which was repeated in unison onight is the oruahing into the stomach of the b r o u g h t up and settled soon, and I by the new members and is u fol- Di Beach to Ormond WUI be is expected to be k=ew the Senator would fight for me IIwit: "I pledge allegiance to my °f boy and plnnkif Mr. Hughes to the tho Course for Great Ercnt seat of tho car. The moat available II. R. Stevens at the corner the last« , ^ . ; f (lag and to tbe republic (or which it Under the auspices of tho Orlando avfpue end Seventh street - •'i am very much opposed to pub- stands, one nation, fhdivisiblo, with means of eitrH»!lng them from, un­ Automobile ’Association there will der the tree wn* to cut the' limb with ity—almost a crank on the aub- liberty and justice (or all.’’ be some exciting races at Daytona great preparations have beeA' m ade axes, which waa, of .course a difficult ct, in fact, and there is not much -In s brief talk Mrs.» Abern h on July Fourth. Tho time to reoeivo you. iThe to be said at this time anyway. If outlined the purpose of this , auto j ] willi bring undertaking as there was danger of races will depend on weather you there and take yoij hoihe and further injury with each stroke of . should receive the appointment, I iar . meeting, which waa the naming ditions and the U^cs and will be tin Stevens home is Urge enojiigh to tfi® **• sill serve the citizen» of Jacksonville* of th e ' polneetUae recently pla: announced later. All races will be Mr. Hughes is a prominent ami L to the best of my ability.” -* around the band stand, the gift of strictly amateur and no one but accommodate the croWiJ i prosperous dllxen ol Montlccll : : : Sarah WlgfrtT Then followed the admitted. bouse and the porches even1, if th e am ateur will men, owning «ever Miss Emma Paulii pretty ceremony of christening th e pow ers continue. i ’ Following is the program: near Covington, and about bwned in Lake Eva, south of plants. The chiidron forvhod -in line man. six year» old. (or eve 1st Race—1 Mile free for all, fly­ » T h is is sines City late Sunday afternoon, and einging "Am erica" iffarched »man and ohlld in ftanf and had- been mfcsing for several down tho eteps and-eround tho UUnd ing start. Entry for ten dollars, f< any ou»> ifbrd -fit dsyi but It was supposed she had stand, each plant chriatcnfed by the Prize silver cup. on this date from .other one to Bartow on a visit. The bod child chosen for it; each in turn re­ 2d R are—5 Mile Straightway, ‘ Orlando. Fla., June 19.— Bids for county. There will bc.refreai —~"i'u ' n..rinw m i t -ririt. The peating ” l iW me.iqac TBTTilH; tilt1 vr000 worth of brick paving on sue 'y wiw badly bloated and was name for whom they'stood sponsor. silver—««up. the street* tR^t Le TIT? lemonade.; . There .will, ^e e d in a bathing suit. A cor- The plants were named Mayorffd R ic e —5 Mile Stock Touring ments of various kinds, by the city commissioners Tuesday s jury was summoned and a Thrasher, Aldermen-Abcxnathy, Da- Care to bd fully equipped with fen­ « •« v i* afternoon and contract» awarded to erdirt of death by accidental ^ 0Xlf Tolar, AcIumW. ILm-lon, Din- ,ders, * Top,' windshield. Entry fee both instrum ental and vocal. *i V* is too the Alabama Paving Company of if you livo too far or it wnine was .m ade. Miss r n u l i s ^ Ma, wei|, - Mesdames * Henry five dollars. Prixe silver cup. *vF; w afm .for you to w alkj/phoi* No. Birmingham, at 26 M cants per u about thirty-tw o years old. Wight, A. E. Philip», J. W. Dick ins, ^tA Race^-3(L.Mile Championship 227 and n c if with a reliable man quare yard. The contract for curb­ t \u t_ Terbeuh, Robblnar -Copt. .T ajver; for tJrb-Orlando Association cup, Val« at the wheel will come dnd ^tkke you ing waa awarded to Hamilton John­ ■ ihe steamer Planter of the Towles Revs. Stcinmeyer, iiyn>au. i’erk. son of Orlando. Other bids for the ued at one hundred doliare,s to bo there and back» home a»in.T . Urn*. Tampa to F ort Myers hurried fa th e r Ilreanaban, Rev. Brownlee: raced for each- Fourth of July. Any. . There will be no charge; made for paving, included W, P. Kennedy of it Fort Myers last night, the loss Dra. Pulcston. Neal, Robson—the driver spinning same for throe con­ anything, but a freewill offering is Pensacola. 80 cents per square yard; 145,000. The cause of tho other physician* of the city were secutive »times may keep the cup. expected— whatever yml feel like R. M. Hudson, Atlanta, 32 cents? is unknown. also choaefi, Dra. Walker, Miller am i "Entry {jo ten dollars. ^Prlxe Orlando giving toward the building of the Fiorldn Naval Vault Company of ■t t t Howard*ahd several of th e older clt- Association cup. Lakeland, 34 U-4 cents. new Presbytérien churc rA petition calling upon the-com - izens of Hanford, blit some of the The paving company is given 14 All entries must be in by July 1st misjioncfs of St. Petersburg to order plants had di*d, so thee* names were .ibf months from the flrat oC JUly to together with entry fees. Address ‘Unjjer orders fromU specialists, an election whjch will determine not reached. finishthe contract and Mr. Johnson all' communications to L. E: ?ort. -¿whether they ’shall be TiTalned .lit It waa a - very Impressive cere­ care of San Juan Gàrage, Orlando. Colonel Rooeevelt is not to sp eak ‘in. has one year In which to complote office or recalled waa {lied late yea-’ mony, the. children entering Int? the open for severai rnontbp. An exam All Florida care are tirn e a tfy in i nation today disclosed a larynx the curbing. The specifications pro­ Unlay afternoon with the city clerk. spirit of the qccAtion with earnest­ vided for vitrified brick on prac­ The petition boro more than '300 ness and enthusiasm,.¡the..light t»f«an vited to participate, afftcllon, .resulting from his Brs- tically all the main residence streets r' names and ia believed to be amply exalted purpose shining upon the Uttie zilian trip. This disability causes <>f the city. The business streets large to make the election inanda- [sçes. Returning to the b*nd ataryi .'Thk Aliases Allen of SocJento wérc Colonel Roosevelt to Abandon his are alrea 4y paved. Chargen against the commie- the meeting cloaed w ith 'th e Junjor ii^ th e cjty Tuesday to attend the plans to Yak»v<part in ¿he political | . lionets alleging actions wero filed Civic yell, after which refreshments Erumingèr-Kent nuptials. campaign tbia (all as/kn ocator. Hustle Tut It On Them some lime ago by J. M ott Williame. were served. The leader»’ of the . Tbe ijgnera of the recall petition will Busy Does are Méadames Gnu. Fox, In a very good game yesterday hold a meeting and decide upon H. C. Grrcor end W. W- Abernathy* Euatla boys put It on to the Sapcandidates to run against the ?omford bunch to the tune of . 11 to 6. ! misffoneni who, it ia -understood will,, .1 The hattery for Sanford waa Kan--------------- ---------------------• • Myers Loses Mind to a man, be candidate* for the K l 7 /: . . -. L -Vnor, Crosby, Williamson and Arrant] Atlanta. Ga.t June IZ .^feedcrick xecutive Com- menta- could be made and it was [for Euatla, Merrill and Munroe. The Democrat :-* m . , , , • T. Myers, prominent taVStr of Tal­ mitte« of Seminole "Count jr tWI last then resolved that half of the total There waa a very small crowd, the to reason being that tho stores rem ain­ Very little Ja heard of th e .activ - lahassee , Florida w ho^lejftired tne Tuesday ut It o’clock >wlth thé fol­ amount assessed . amounting alurami oration .before the lowing- members preeent: S, Runge, 1215.93 should be- returned to the p itie s of tlji- Skinner Manufacturing j annual 1 Alumni Association ol Gun Unlvor- 0- ~Vf. Spetmsr*-#. Aï. Williamson. candidates and „the same amount ed opened'on account of pay d ay a t Cpraljany. located at Dunedin, ,.*(n tha «hops and this helped to keep the county of Pinellas, but J f ta » -ilv of Georgia on Tuesday'«ufTBred W .’ V. Dunn, C. A. Dallas, J. E. left‘‘in the treasury to pay current the crowd dow nlM H artley, D. H. C. Rabun. Ab- exptitiacs.. -This ribeans that the can- feeather ilao kept, .many a t ljoma .busy"concern, all-the same. It made during -M>‘ nddree» from*^ e' ri>- per'cunt, of thplr who thought possibly Jupiter Plu’rétif, G .'.M . Jacobs, J...H . Uuddle- dido tea will have’* » modf-sf btkgiunint^wlJout elk yoare lapse o(; triotnary. Up to a lab* hour atnight |ie<oould ston and — Theo. Aulin. T/C*' osscwsmirnt r<-turned to them. »«o in the way o’f manufacturingyii»4 »Would step .Ip and stop* the As the office of supervisor of reg-f ga/ije... The boys .are putting up a temmsehinery for (ruU pecking -hous« not Temember coming to AthenB, tlv ^ R u n fe waa C hosen and -MippHu for .tho same. L. D. bow or why he..came, recalls abso- porary "Chairman and be called the istration expires on July 1st although good, quality oj-ball considering the Skinner,, the manager, . says th a t iuteiy "ndibin^ - of making t he ad- m e e tta ifjo order, when tbe matter said supervisor was elected a t the limjted time tKey have practiced f; buxine*« was never better than It la drea* and ,*la coriaidered .by* phyaL of atactlng a perm anent chairman primary on June 2nd he would really arid being;* sjrieHy am ateur team right now. MdK of Rs odtjiuf gpe* clan» to be in *’<ritlcal conditio al­ waa taken up. S. Rungo was rivet­ not be tho supervisor until the first arc not suppose'd fo play tho.'i»r»." ‘ the different^soctiona fo tho citrus though: be Uuphyeleally well, seem- ed to this position and R. J. Holly o( January next and in order th a t ;feaalonaf article. The people of 8anblood ; good the rqunty would’-dot be left* with­ fovd aboutd - paffunlse them every fruit growing'^aectlona of ‘Florida, BnRly was cboaerr to act a* secretary, t ».»v» ,v. out thq eervicM of tbe pi}p«rvisoit tim e they tjave a game scheduled pr**sfftfu r~ ^ though frequent shipments are made Thp question of t h r per diera of 'Hi* trouble may be due to ^ fall the committee »recommended th a t ijjt’ta other state*. The plant cover* on the home gtounds.. Iq.Nèw Yojk aome yekni ago, though •' *n srnx'bf 40,000 square feet and is V '■ >yJimHla Explanation Accept thoioughty"’equipped. >Lth moderh b4*. ba* nevbf euffered- beforii .yith the members be paid .ata ihre« oTO?w un,n three dollars Du,,0!,0 to the trouble . affecting him today. Whipj^ry (ur both, wood fed matal ‘ per day and mileage each tin.« they first, . when he will eqte» upon hfa f ' ' m. of:eaid office. Mr.’ Cidler, pf hsnfoJd. (tan: > W0T,t- A co»rideraide force of hands e uttci* ^of lioq. were called together.O resolved bj» the conji »UPhonlus.7) teita- m é /th a t a cellar , »«■tmptayad ib all a?asona, though it It waa decided th*j. In^m.uch. a» ” targer. of cotiree. a t tomb kiraaons Geo. A. peCotte* ¡>t thU city arid ■'V # c ro t* ry haA ^cted .foe on^ year ,mtttt«'"t)iat they Indite a jotter to is nr ot “ lb* i&tyinileaa pit’ b a t an Ihia inariy■ ^frfemta-bere. gJ thi- board at' county t iramiasioners underground room where,.they keep v than others. ind ha3'. ^ v et rc- recommending,; the payment of u good tWjjjje Jo ea\.' T h a t has alB cciv’ed'' r t f ' tNymjrénsailoir *,nd had jjjjj * ntjueyt which In their ju ways been m y‘unddD<t*ndln^,oT lt: Cengrc|aJ!®"*d Chiirel There 1» now on Jh* net *sit«d"f(r ñnjff ment wotlld ‘h « ' ‘ did ^clp .compensate the consequently i j i t j e x\ Sunday' ’Dee ring -u «instruction .ol : r of registration for the hpptic* b o " t o w a r d s ^ itChfrt in the r which he see v h is t-th e cellsY wo . 1 tar*» force i under the Yet. in piece of giving ■etual th at,p : Mr Bryan sw m at' kd- I SENATOR BRYAN WINS IN DIGNAN’S SELECTION ■ ---- --------------- :------------------- UNTY COMMITTEE MEETS - _ 9 9 n . . | **'.T . ». . - . | • -I— , \ i ■Hjll ' — \ Aa • m r. COMPTROLLER WILLIAMS ESTIMATES BANK SUM ~ - :Ü É m OTHER INTERESTING NEWS OP THE WORLD-AT-LARGE IN TABLOID FORAI»1 Washington, June 19.—John Skel­ - ,-iSBÊ ton Williams, Comptroller gf the Currency, estimated to d a y ., th a t about 1500,000,000 in national banks throughout the United Stat«« now ta availabla for farm mortgage loans under the provision of Gie federal reserveITct, making I t potaibla for. national banklpg ’association* to lend money on improved farm lands. Scorn of inquiries concerning this, provision reach the Treasury D epart­ ment daily and there does not seem to be a general understanding th a t the farm loan clause of the act n o w |s | n force, making It possible for national banka’to tnake farm loans before the formal organisation of the federal reserve board. . ■ The estimate of Comptroller Wil­ liams is based on reports ahowing the capital stock *n£ Bur plus of national banks to be 31,777,000,000. Twenty-five per cont of this am uunt or 3444,260,000 is nvailnblo for farm loan*. ‘ Furthermore, the federal raservo act provide* th a t national banks may grant farm loans up. to 33 1-3 per cent of thier time «Ini its. Ranks with large deposits will be able to far exceed th e ’sum they could lend on farma under the 26 [t-r cent clause and the estimate of to be cor act are years, and (0041 ia not to the actual vaifarm offered as security. . qsBj One navy for eight leading world nations is the aim o f. a pi; V m tlon to be sent to andf Daniels. The nations *re the United States, Japan,* England, Italy Austria, France and Russia. * 'A ’ Joint convAntion of nations is proto reduce armament«, which will be used jointly if any nation ta attacked by reason of thp réduc-' • ** lions. The contracting nations aru to postpone any resort to force until the international commission of in­ quiry has tendered its report. „ V I x The campaign of the Democratic candidates for state and senstorisl. -¡7 offices opebed in South Carolina to ­ day and will continue until August 20. When 'the time lim it for the filing of pledge* expired yeaterday fifty-three candidate* for the varioua offices had entered the lists snd were ready for the awing around the sta ts which began this morning. Chief in­ terest’ U centered on the senatorial and gubernatorial ' races. In tho former there are four condldste* for th« seat of the incumbent, Senator Ellison D. Smith, who Is s candidat* for re-election. Governor Cola, --I*/ Btaaoe, I.. I>. Jennings of Sumter, and W. P. Pollock of Chernw are . 'V the other contestants. t Î A Secretary MpAdoo’ said today th a t all personsr corporations snd aaaocL., ationa liable under the in c o m estar law will be heavily penalised on failure to make payments before June ' 80th. Th* departm ent will pua|i the cases. t .t J .Tho North German Lloyd’s steam ­ ship Kaiser Wilhelm the Seean bound from Southam pton to Ne York ta at Southam pton disabled. One thousand passengers ’ are on board. The grain steam er'Incemore, from BIAek Sea porta to-Liverpool, okad here with her bow cru the forepeak full of water, collision occurred l u k- the Channel early today during a fog. Tho Inccmor* waa proceeding when -the Wilhelm- crossed according to tbe information t. Tbo officers o ï both ve*xcrident ‘ official a full repoü.' . Smith ' \ •. i �FORD HERA COUNTY' PÂGËTHRKK f [A BO U T A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON DENTS—ÉVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD BEING a RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS _ =====^ . ----UP-TO - DATE----------- FLORIDA THE TEMPERATE ZONE THE STATE THAT NEVER SUFFERS FROM THE HEAT AND THE REASON WHY MOOttt’S STATION GENEVA HEMS BY HON. j . N. WHITNER ,'/Rev. George Hyman*, the Baptist minister from town filled R^v. Peck’» engagement here on Sunday and gave a very interesting talk. Mr. and Mra. Charlea Polk and Miss Margaret Davis, accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs, Polk sang two num­ bers with a great deal of feeling and aweetness, with M iu Davis, at the organ. Rev, B artlett of Enterprise will preach here this coming Sunday morning, afuwnoon and evening. This vicinity w u well represented at the big picnic last- week. Joe Cameron’s family and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller went in their autos. Others going by train were members of the Estridge, Morris and 'H asty families. ^W . W. Dressor arrived home Sat­ tome very beautiful end useful gifts urday- from Watertown, “N. Y, and addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Phillips ia busy selling hia watermelon crop. Mra. Hudson and children ol jointly. A fine musical program wia then rendered, Evan Pattishali giving some masterful piano selec­ tions; vocal aolos by Donald frh ite comb, -¡tarry Phillips of Sanford and the host, Mr. Claude Phillips, and a number of male choru^p, all of which were heartily end$}^-;.> ,' At a late hour ft dainty re>j^$S$a$) served in ^feexiinlng' room, th#)c*fy*. ’.'ter-p i e c e a * c o t t o f t plant, riar­ 'Hammock on Sanford avenue and i neat wis$M$or a long happy future are moving out from town this week. j for M rk 'n ^ R jJra. Phillips were exMr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown pre­ pressed-li^SH. Those present.were sented the church here with a num­ Mr. and Mr». Endor Curlstt, Mr. ber of the comfortable benches from and Mra. ihtttishifll, Mr. and Mrs. the dismantled Methodist church Whitcomb, Mr. and Mira. Dooley,' in town, < which are greatly appreMr. and Mrs. Burley, Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, Mr. and Mra. Sheldon, John Ingram, who has been in Ft. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Moran, Mra, Graham, Myers for some time waa brought Mrs. J. Q. Adams, Miss Belle Elch- home last Saturday by his aon, suf­ nerr Jeanetta Sheldon, Blanche l’at-' fering with a badly injured foot, tishall and Clara Phillips of Sanford caused by stepping on a flhIK He Messrs. . Donald Whitcomb, Evan is being eared for at tho home of Pattishali, Paul Dooley and Harry his daughter, Mrs. W. R. Guerry. Phillips of Sanford. Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb invited a | number of her friends for a thimble PAOLA POINTS party last Friday afternoon. The l porch of the pretty bungalow was attractively decorated with palms and vines and in this cool retreat , needles flew and pretty pieces' of j fancy work were displayed and ad- ( mired Through the kindness of ( Mr. Donald Whitcomb ard the Vlctro|a a concert of very choice seleetions was grently enjoyed by all. ,, At O'e clo*o of the afternoon Mrs. f Whitcomb served delirious refresh- ( • ments, -favors being little lace lias- \ , kets tied with rililion and filled with ( eandu. She was assisted by Mrs. M. E. Dooley. • Mr. and Mrs. Whit- ( cotnb and family l«-atM 1-fUl llinr- — * home in Bloomingtor, ill.,. Wednes-. a day ftornln» • These* 'charming .people hAve t-nd£ar<t(i lIhiu «riven to all in Geneva and it is with much j . oil to Palm regret that we m them go. g The ‘party lnMias Georgia Pattishali, who hits c Ruth Smith, recently graduated from thft Worn- j , Helen Reaaoner an’s College at Tallahassee is visit- ( Oscar, Frances and Flora ing friends in ftiiinesville nnd will re- j , W alter Poat and Jack turn to her home in Geneva next j Brs.-, Bridge acting as chap­ Thursday A jolly crowd th at will make Mrs. if. If Pattishali and Evan a time under any circumPattiriiall will go r.cxt Friday to be #l th g .guests of Mrs. Beggs of Titus­ ville for a few days. g New s has been received in_ Ge­ nova of the death of - Mm. 6 . E. Little wlich occurred a few :dnys ago in Giorgis. Owing to her feeble 7 ^sMr. and Mr*. Charles Phillips Ceiobrated- tbe first anniversary of their msrrisge l u t Wednesday even­ ing, June 10th at their p io u an t home,’ The Pines on Lake Genova. The south room in whtch Mr. and Mrs. Phillips reccivld ’ was deco- LADIES' DEPARTMENT Wash Skirts, special line at 98c, $1.39 $1,98 and $2.48. Surely you can find k what you want in this varied line. ’ Circle. «;• • '“v / v . Mr«. K. M. Sleg and mother, Mra.’ L. D. Mercer are home again after a Awp itontha atay In Macon, Amer EVERY ONE HAS IT WITHIN HIS feus, jWaycrosa. and Jacksonville. • POWER TO BE HAPPY A cri»-;,ratedFrench physician hits said that "a man's liver ia the barometer of bis disposition." \ 1 r Every man and every hvoalan knows that the cheerful smile is a big factor in one's sucosas.' . ill . Every one should know that Ikd/ili»orderod liver is cause of ninety pesl ent of human ilia. Lazy, overworked if -ert are the prime cause» of hcatlnchcs.il idigrwtion, constipation and dozens of other \ I x Tt_; ------ But the fnacUwi liver always wants . by coated tongue, sour stomach, dull eye and even laninees. Heed your warning and you insure happinera U yourself * * 26-Inch Dress Linen, the 29ckind % for Monday at___ __ ____ I9c ^ \ Ladies* Suit Cases, made of ^ % o Karatol, light weight.... ...98c Little Tots Shepherd EXTRA \ Buy theahoe* thotV *riood the twt which a »hoe la aubject t o l \ Florida, ■and, rain, a lota of sunahin-j and then leaa amount of knocks and/klcks. The SHOE FOR MEN" is to< f'the best medium priced shoe on tho Amoric, market, h»<-auw R stands the wear and-tear, and at all timesj affords the wearer solid comfort and case in walking. r . , Our stock 1| now complete in Oxfords and Low Cuts, both Button and Tics: Leathers: Black Vld, Tan Vlci, Gun Metal. Russian Calf. Tan P,tent* (“ «"‘»thing now) Black Patent. _ Our I * SPE C T A IS ' for MONDAY o *. ^ r “ " h“ th* Prt" ,or % DISCOUNT o Skirt with Rjjiaian Tunic. * You can tee Coat Paltem 7039 and Sldrt Pjrttetn 7035 in the Butterick k a k - . V cu JUST A LITTLE C O R N ER FOR M E N ’S W E A r \ 21 Bcautlfuf Soi.scKc Shirl« with 1 collars attached. One of th e » most ^practical. Shirts for hot weather J ............... 98« B. V. D. Undcrwcat-r-These well knqjvn garments need no intrQdue^ tlon in hot weather. Sold every­ where a t 50c. •Our price jfor ^lon day, each, only Silk Sox, the regular 48c ,kimL We \ ^ ^ e\cn ^ have a special lot to close out Monday S ^AV»* 1 ■ Our line consists of the celebrated •ot only per pair------- .................... ...... 23c O * 0fA EXTRA GOQD BARGAIN / i; ; ’ "P A I aM ER HAMMOCK” . A fll . • ;- A Negligee Shift with collar attached • - Make your selection early Monday morning and avoid the rush. r Y‘ - • extraordinary bargain for Monday. \ Seminole Fish Market Phone No. 1 D A Y T O N A B E A C H H O TEL DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA | Ia °P«n lor the summer season and is under tbe able management o f L. 1 E. Combs. This hotel Is located on the ocean bluff and ia well known by I ite good table from last aummer aeaaon throughout the state. | 10 degree« in 5 minutes and I at­ tribute part of this daisy to the fact th a t the glass encasing the mercury being a non conductor of heat It did not respond immediately to the cool­ ing of the sand. If the above pfemlsca are correct it will be readily understood th a t by the time the sun has set on sandy Florida the little atored up heat has radiated and cailght by the cooling sea breetea has been dissipated. The natural Sequence la our incomparable nights when life is a joy and refreshing sleep invigorating and re-creating. Youra, J. N. W HITNER. « , # ’i H i : - J ROOMS WITH AND WITHOUT BATH. RATES fLN PER DAT SPECIAL WEfELT RATES R A TO ft! 1 IJath house for bathing just across the street. Shower bsth free Jor all | guests of this hotel. All mail answered promptly. . Cow or Field Pets; Vehret Beans; Chufas; Peanuts; Sorghum; Millet; Selected Field Com; Complete and Full Stock Garden Seed; Poultry Feed and Supplies; Incubators. , OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED UOU8E IN FLOR­ IDA. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 204 East Bay Street Jacksonville, E. A. Martin Seed Co C h eap est H arve st Tim e Book on Vegetables Free J n c k so n v illc , F lo rid a R. C. MAXWELL, MGR. SANFÖRÖ BRANCH Things He Wants—and Doein't G at "Man would bo much happlor If be only knew what be wwntod," says a LoutsvlUe minister. And knowing that, tie would be worried cqnalderably lees If he had s e n » enough to know that nine tlm*-* otif of ten he Isn't The Florida-Citrus Exchange’s recent advertising has brought a great many lettert from rclail fruit dealers, commending tho publicity and telling of the way in which jbey have ln?en ;benefitted •by this. ExtracU from a few follow; Owing iq'i the advertising of tbs Florida Ciliii* l u lling* oranges and grapefruit, we have sold a great uuay^f them' mod hope to rootinue selling thrm. • ’ (Signed) Louis R. Speckt. v‘ . New Castie. reana., Mar. 19, 1914. * 1 Tha adtcrtislsg of the Morida Citrus Eschange during the past .year in this aection has been the means of increaaisg tbe demand • for Horida fruits, and we have done a much better buiine** in 'Jbelr oranges and grapefruit than any prtriou. year. Burlington Jfnilt Co.^, , i . Burlington, Wo find n ready sale for thr Florida Citrus Etchange oranges'.' The quality i| superior to any fruit that comes into- the city. Although tbe price* an* higher our'cnitomera are bring educated by the n*wipapec advertisements to pay^ a higher price for a better quality. (Sigurd) The Picrcw Co. jnngrá itti *r*-' Scranton, l y , Mar, 24. 1014. ' . *•» we attribute to ie advsrtiting. (signed) Uamiltoo Uroi».-' ** M r experience with tbe geode forniabed by Elmira, N, Y.; Mhr.-94j » H i —*— — the Florida t.’itnm Fxrhange hai been very T t a g g t w j j .1 t t - n o t “ * . ■ a S S S S S . a * / ^ f c y i s a i g s '} ; In tbe amount of theare aura, still fijrthcr. j H undred* of- 1 ,’lltn loqultlf, BO'I wqaantitiea. f . • . ^(Signed^JimM J. Moran. Lera. All arc agreed th a t ^ i« OFFICE FRESH Home Made SAURKRAUT aomethlng uice wlUt it. I'm thinking of a pair of pistols a boy here will sell cheap or a gramophone that another boy naa. I could uae thorn until I come horoe.H • I - , -a Outing ShocH,' made of genuine Calf «kin sewed with "Goode a year Welt" lock \ stitch throughout \ our price only THOS. K. BATES Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer \ \ M en's Overalls, ''Union ‘ o Made” ,- b e s t'quality o denimnLonly___ ..'-89c Pure Linen Suiting, two nnd one-half yards wide, cuts to fine advan tag# by'bcing so wido. 1 1-4 y y d a makpaAUirl, Aa I have -i—*— o* business of the Title Bond A Guarantee Qo.. E u t San* ford Land League, and W. A. Whit­ comb, I can be found in the Tax Aa* seeaor’s Office in tbe court house. OVER HERALD Chance tor Grannie. A little English boy wrote to his grandmother from hia hoarding school, In time Hl ¡w M r th t ^ Overalls for the little tot», o brownie style, only ...25c q TOM, tired, worried ordeepondentit la a m re sign you need MOTT’S NERVERINE PILLS. 'They renew the normal vigor and make life worth living. Be •ure and aak for MOTT’S NERVEBINE PILLS. Price $1.00. Sold only qy Wm. G. Aldridge, Druggist. Williams M>g to .. Props.. Cleveland, O n q Tïc e DRESSMAKING Council of K. of C. Organised Last Sunday mofnlng a very en­ thusiastic meeting of the Catholic men waa held In 'th e school building and waa addressed by the State Deputy K. of C., Mr. A. L. Rogero. Tho result awa a resolution to estabRev,, and Mrs. G. B. Waldron and liah here a Cqundl of K. of C. their daughter, Ruth left for Tam pa Thirty names of would-be members Following the ceremony the bridal irty and a few intimate friends ing for Talnearille, where she will Wednesday morning, much to the were handed in immediately and irtook of a dainty wedding break­ take a two months coura> of stu d y regret pt their many friends. since ten more have been added. A charter will he applied for right away and all the other nec«aaary steps taken. This move- means a great deal J o r Sanford. Candidates from Orlando and DeLant^have also applied for initiation and by the time the charter ia received there will bo a very large class in readiness. Menus' Soft SHk,Outlng 1UU, Urn and gray................... 49e 90 INCH LINEN* SUITING O N L Y 98c PER YARD W te i'T o n F e e T S S MRS. PEARL CASON Men’s Department Full two yard awide, pure linen, snow bleached, sells regularly b y , ° other Anns at f 1.85 per yard. Special aaio for Monday only. .08e ■ V : ‘. at the University. / ■ ... i■■■ ■ »M lu Beaale Williamson of Miami, the attractive guest of Mias Eva Walker will spend the week end at Longwood, visiting old friends and Mr». Anna Walker and family renewing old impressions. Her moved on Thursday to the house many Sanford friends are delighted recently vacated by Mr. and Mra. to have her with them. Chas. Polk, the latter having moved to their celery farm about six miles ‘I f isa Annie Renfrqe is visiting her brother, Mr. Harvey Renfroe. She came up for the Enaminger-Keat Mias Aleeta McCauley is th< wedding. Mina Renfroe ia one of charming guest of the Misses Stu the m oa^ popular visiting girls in Sanford. mon on Fourth streift, east. , TABLE LINEN, 72 INCHES WIDE. 98c PER YARD \ ' Mr. Editor: • For more than forty year» you' 'gentlemen of tbe presa of Florida have constantly reiterated the tru th that Florida never suffered the ex­ cessive heat of the United States and Canada, I Have again and again called attention to our freedom from sun stroke or heat prostration, eallet attention to tho cooling sea breeaca that daring most of* the 24 hours blow across the peninsula fromjoeean to gulf, making it only necessary to find a shade where the breezes blow to find comfort during all our long summer. After tho lapse of time our northern friends are accepting the fact and no longer do they shud­ der at the thought of Florida in aummer. Within a week and dur­ ing the present heated spell, which is taking its tolls in deaths in the north a gentleman from Richmond) V»., was in Sanford and told me he had visited Florida during 20 years many tiroes, always In winter, but this visit showed new and un­ expected charms of dim ate th a t had made him dedde to invest. And, Mr. Editor, he waa not dressed. for warm weather either B ut you and your readers are no -doubt asking why I should oecupy your apace dis­ cussing to well authenticated a (act as our temperate summers, so I will hasten to give, what In ray opinion our Ponchi Depili Uucm fui jvui Dainty littlo checks about one-fourth of an inclridqqarw ^ Makes uji very pretty Indeed, and only 19c per yard. ¿7 inches wide. Other* ask 2Uc per yard for same, quality. V * o ^¿ades and coloni. Prices from $1.39 Slitta— AfeMahoif The marriage of Miss Hasel Rtilea ta Mr. Chstf. hfcMaho n was sotem,'aiied at the Catholic church Wed¿awday morning at nine o'clock, iJMher .Bresnahan performing the mony. Miss Stiles waa lovely in her lag away gown of blue chiffonfeta, wearing a nobby little hat blue braid, ribbon and red vnch rosea. She carried a white BELTS \ W H IT E CH ECK CREPE FOR S U M M E R ' Y 6 ' Eriekpon— Baker fast at the home of the bride'a par­ A very pretty wedding which took ents, Mr. and Mr* E. W.. Stiles. . Tueadsy evening at the home Many beautiful presents testified , Mr Luke Walker was th a t of tor the esteem in which the young tL s Selma Erickson and Mr. John people are held. Mrv McMahon ii the eldest t Baker, two well kno#n young mM>ple Of Sanford. v . daughter of Mr. and Mr*. E. W. The little parlor was a bower of StUcs and a niece of Mrs. W. J. i u o t r graceful ferns and exquisite Hill. Mr. McMahon is an electrical flowers'111liug the air with fragrance, engineer of- Miami, for which plaee ■»ked In one -corner of the room the couple left at l i o’clock, where ferns and cut flowers with trail­ 'they ’will reside. ing alsrosnders in charming profuO utrof town guests for the wed* (ion_ before which stood The bridal ding were ' Mr. and h in . Geo. caapla. who were united in marriage Thomaa and daughter of St. Peters­ burg. * .. t f the Rev. Dr. Brownlee.Th* bride wore a stylish gown of Copenhagen blue crepe meteor, with * Agnea Guild Pane« ¿at of white isce, finished with soft A delightfully informal social af­ nwhing. and carried an arm *bdufair w u the dance on Tuesday even­ cu«t of white roeee and carnations. ing at the Pariah House given by I ¿ jtcr tbe' ceremony an informal •aeeption w u held for relatives and the young iafliee of St. Agnes Guild friends. About twenty 4m» friends of the young couple, to their poring the reception hour a re- couples enjoyed the hospitality of the Guild members, among them befrsshment course w u served. Irg several of the younger married Among the many lovely gifts of jOver, cut glau, chins and dainty The room was beautifully decor­ | , . n w u a case of sxqulaite flat ated with palma, ferns, trailing vines d m , the gift of the brother and and potted plants, a lovely green ^ V r of the bride. |(r. and Mrs. Baker left on the 2 background for the myriad of cut •’dock train t&r their future home flowers'banked among them. Punch |a'Sarasota, where the good wishes waa served throughout the evening. Chaperones for the evening were •( (heir many friends follow them . Mra. J. W. Dtckins, Mra. Chea. Ur. Bnkjiri* better known to his Hand, Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin, Mrs. friends a». John Christopher, the Anna .Walker, Mra. Stumon, Mrs. game of hi»'adoption, Uus Bertha Erickson, sister of S. C. Diekpon, Mra. Tom Williams the bride came over from DeLand and Mra. Akpinwall. The affair was quite Informal and enjoyed by all for the wedding. , who attended. . , MONDAY'S Indeed this is the Iates^of Dame Fashion’s creation 1 in Belts. They will have to be seen to be appreciated. Made Of very pliablo Patent Leather, satin lined, with - ^ ' 11“ unti l11-* bow/in back. Others with bow to uni aide in front. ; No . o Mosquito Nets, nil metal frame, special prices on (V % large and medium si£co *o Monday. % Berlin Sauce Pans, e w - \ i ext ra large size good A w e \ y quality enamel 29c TANGO STYLE ' Sh o o Line-up Water Glasses, thin lead ® blown, Monday* 6for 25c Just received from New York a very chic o . fusortment of Shirtwaist, floral crepe, plain % \ I O ' crepe, satin atripo and other designs in great % J profusion. Ladies, make your election ciiriy as these extraordinary values will ndl permit o these garments to lay in stock long. They aru % , priced at the low figure of ........................... 98c V ] ' . Ladles’ Window Shades, p e e r l e s s opaque shades, worth 40c, L special for Monday___ 25c LA D IE S ' S H IR T W A IS T to $4.39 each. , F O R .T H E H O U S E M en’s Suspenders, tho regu- o lar 25c kind, on special sale for .1 Monday morning, 9 a. m. at 1 2 ^ c tho pair. Limit two pair to a customer LE A TH E R .. -* . Ladies Sleeveless Gauze o Vests, sel|s regularly a t ^ 10c each, special for M on-, Y day 8 for 49c. Limit of ^ . only 8 tfPocustomer^ . % PATENT L Consists of the SELBY and GODMAN lines \ FURNISHINGS “ 10 yards extra fine qua ity Cambric for V v > V only 79c. Limit of V 'cA V ’’ only 10 yards to each \ customer. Sale starts °0 a x * * a t 9 a. m. sharp. \ B LA C K Then you Wa|it shoes that w ar. C h e c k lis ts , only.lV...49c Depressed Spirits fib. - , J , * % Ladies’ Silk Hose, with lisle garter o top, black and colors______ ...48c iting tbe Misses McLain. Mrs. Fern Tarbel left last Wed­ nesday for Paw Paw, Mich., hei former home, an a visit to relstives 'of an engine which hsd'TTQFhsd turtle. Fortunately no* one' was hurt. Misa Thuin Tarbel! left last Tuqsduy for Daytona on n* week’s visit to her sister, M in Ruth Little of Sanford is vis- people and events to j o i ^ t h c E : Sexual K nowledge ILLUSTRATED 320 PAGES W. J. T H IG P E N a C O M P A N Y OfflM With HOLDSir.llBAl. ta T A T Z CO. ' oSanford. a k Lisw Tells all about s«x mailers;.. wb«W ____ s iii a. 1 been issued on aexUhl hygiene. Priceleea Instruction for those who are ready for the trife (oner* teach,n** . ''■.*■ • • . .. ThU book tails- nurses, teechera. doctors, lawyer«, preachers, •odal workers, Slipway school teacher* and all otjtera, youpg and old, wfeat all need to Jcnow about . *ek matter*. By Wlnbeld S**« Hall. Ph. D .,'M . D. il.ripxig'. N qwspiier Coromcdts: , "ScloniUlcaliy ^ouect.’ —Chlcaflif T^ibunev 7Afcuryle and up tfo. data’ —^Philadelphia. Press. "Standard boelt ol knowledge.'.’—Thiladalpbla Ledger. The New YojlC World saya: •/Plata truths tor those who need or ought te know them for the his advice, although 1 did not I have now been taking Black-1 �- T-» # # - í », ' ■*:>' ‘ • i'» — — — SEND YOUR tO C A L .PA P E R Iran he has made them and vice The cheapest and beit lorm of ad* ~vFFsi,- Chi' fillip WtUT“t f ~ U x v f. ibltitml Ev«t Tum4*t u U frlA«T Mócala« Dr vertising ever irtdulged In by this them made can't print them . county and city was the circulation Now, there's D ougtau tho ahoc T H E H E R A L D P R I N T I N G C O M P A N Y of the local newspaper! throughout man,, ju st think of the picture m an's *. 4. HUH Y, Editor the north and wust, which form waa profit- on him. And there's the W. M HAYNES Butilici» Maiiaser carried on for five years prior to the homely face of th a t rotndrkable pur­ akMfldllon Prise. 12.00 a Year In Advartr first of this year, and was only veyor of woman's happiness, Lydia abandoned then because the atate Plnkham.— Holy Smoke, do ’ you tWIvrrrd la the CItjr l>r camar 11.00 par r w In comptroller made a ruling th a t the know th a t though aHe.haa been lying -t' , ‘ adraoee or.SOeprr iMBtb. Parnwtiu la iiitean muai ba Bada al offlca commissioners had no authority to beneath a grave atone these dozen appropriate money for such purpose. years they are stilt printing her pic­ Batan« at tfraod-elaw mall nailer Aurait Sied At the. last session Of the legisla­ ture.—Orlando Citizen. IWÍ. irihaPoataOA al Saalord. Dorlda. ture a law was passed giving the Thznk you; very much, Bro. andar Act of Hardi Srd, 1878. eommissionera of this county and Howard. We note that you are Talrofaotia Na. 148 the council of this city the right to ambidextrous and can use either OSca la JtaraU BuUdins levy a 1-mUI tax for publicity pur­ hand in handing out compliments. pose!. We are very glad indeed th a t you AN OUNCE OF PR EV E N T IO N Both the commissioners and t^e have no objections and some time Seven year* ago the editor of The council failed- to levy the ta x last in the future will try to run the pic Herald waa endeavoring to get - . year, and consequently * troth have ture again just becauao it gives our bill passed by th e Florida legislature suffered In the way of new settlers friend, Walton, ao much pleasure. LJJJBTT making ap appropriation for the ad and new business enterprises. He ia also more In the Lydia Pinkvcrtising of th e atate and piso for The Commissioners will meet dur­ ham class and needs the Pink I’ills an immigration bureau th a t would ing next month- to fix the millage F o r Pale. People. give out inform ation regarding Flor­ for the yeer 1914, and we believe id a lands. The Florida legislature J H WANT YTQtlJ? B U S ln t; they will not fall to make the levy ■>V’ did not at th a t tim e take the m atter Uncle W alt Maaoh has joined tho of 1 mill for’ the purpose named, seriously—did not look ahead-as far Trade a t Home crusade, and he FLORIDA. for they know by past experience SANFORD. aa the editors did—and the bill, was w rites’rhythm ically and convincing­ th a t money expended in a cam never passed. The result is appar­ ly on the subject thus: pafgn for advertising returns ten­ H. E. TOLAR H. R. STEVENS M. M. SMITH R. R. DEAS e n t 1to every citizen of Florida who Keramith & KJrkahaw deal la wax fold in added wealth ot the county has resided in tho st%j£ ain£tf~th»t and Chinese eggs and carpet tacks. Vice-President Asst. Cashier President &ÉS The commissioners, in keeping with tim e. Hordes of land fakira from They, are good sports in every way; all othef progressive citizen», beother states rushed Into Florida, they cough up money every day to foisted worthless tracts of land upon ieve that the burden of providing make the town a better place in th e unsuspecting and ignorant north funds to exploit the merits of our which to live and push your face. ern homeieekers and the s ta te has county, should be borne equally by They hire a doxen clerks or more, PR E M IE R Wayne Thom as of the P lan t,C ity ng him to the theater and a car Buffered materially from the actions the taxpayers ajnd the,only way in who wait on patrons In their «tore. which that end can be reached Is to of these sharks. Many of them have Our eroaa roada burg they would up­ Courier has put hia stam p of ap ­ ride and all of it coat the amali auro “ Non Puncture" Auto been tried in th f court« for their appropriate -the money from the build and see it with glad people proval on the tango dance and nf GB cents. T hat might be all right Tires t some-people but we berecrimes and more of them will fol­ county treasury. filled, and to th a t end they blow, says th a t while a person is dancing We do not dealre to be understood if(iyrrank Clark ih a t the firet G U A R A N TE E D 7,000 MIL©; > tango they are too busy to think t low but even this does not return as claiming th a t all the money de­ their scads like truly patriotic lade. SERVICI-. V isit him In Washington it After this wo can look for tbo money of the Ignorant Investors But when in need of eggs a few, we J ,i#-T net him a t least 76 cents to- - These t!r«g/\h«aÿ5' ¿fie great«! who purchased land without seeing rived from such levy should be ex­ send away to Thqbpctoo;, and when I tb r j ld ie s to wear dainty seats upon pended In mailing the county papers us the Washington monument.' known m llea«^ guarantee, yet s« It and who could not gain the proper a carpet tack vp Ylsh, it’s ehipped their ankles bearing the pompadour sold a t a prt'o$VvoA less .thin tirespi Information from reliable sources. to parties In the north and west from YpsUanti, Mich,__Each has the cofitour of Thomas an;i his official We are sorry to note th at Editor ordinary guaiTqtpfi, .THi» gasrsaies AH of this sorrow and suffering could who are seeking information regard- notion In hie dolpe th a t things are stamp. Sometimes we begin to have, been avoided if the state ad­ ng this state, (or .their are many beat away from home, and ao we think' th a t Wayne Thomas will Josiah Ferris of the Orlando Sentinel covert puncl#me,V‘ b l< W ii and wear. Guarautfe vertising commission had been In­ channels id which U could he put order,hoods and hats, and humming some day be in favor of open sa­ is very Hi of typhoid fever. Editor' general th a t would pay handsome returns loon*, in Tam pa. ,v T.600 milea service against evsry. Howard of the Orlando. Citizen ia stitu ted at the time. The bureau birds and Maltese cats, Jrom stran ­ also ill but not seriously and here’s thing exeept abuse. These tires are’ would have taken tho land proposi­ on tho Investment, principal among gers in some town remote, who The Sanford Development Cor­ hoping that both of them recover Intended for most severe ssnrlce. tion in hand at once. Only truthful which is the holding of an annual would not know us from a goat. We fair. Orders, have been rewind for advertising would hnve been sent ship away our hard earned kale, and poration has succeeded In enlisting rapidly and get back Into harness And this same argument holds get our fourth rate junk by mail. Louisville, Ky., capitalista in the again. On account of their serious these Aires for use in tht United from the state censored by a com* . m ittee of reliable business men of good with the city council. There Say, are we seers or are we fools? enterprise of building and operating illness the next meeting of the Lake States Government Service. As a SPECIAL INTRODUC­ Florida. The fakirs would have s no town th at was better adver- Those strangers don’t support our in the former jcity a first class tour­ Region Press Club may have to be TO RY offer,’ we will allow the fol­ .been killed in the start and their t *ed that Kissimmee up to a year schools, or keep the peeler on his ist hotel of two hundred rooms and postponed until October. lowing prices (or tho next ten days echemos exposed before they had ago, but slnco th a t time a lethargy beet, or help to pave Commercial to cost a t least 1200,000. These T IR E 8—TUDES ____ .1 the opportunity of faking. T he op­ seems to have had a grip on our street. They do not paint the vil­ Kentucky capitalists hnve become The Jacksonville Metropolis In Tire .* Tube . portunity to. establish such acommU» people that cannot be shaken off, lage pum p or build a fence around identified wij}* the Sanford Develop­ mentioning the poaaiblo candidates 28x3 $ 9 .2 0 -^ $2.00 ' aion lies with th e next Florida legis­ and now the opportunity will soon the dump. If our old burg wero ment Corporation and have made for speaker of the next House leaves -30x3 10.26 ^ 2.30 lature. Land fakes are still biting arrive when a respectable aum of blown away they wouldn’t care a extensive subscriptions to ita atock, out th e name of Forrest Lake of perpetrated In Florida and will con­ money can be legally obtained for bale of hay. Keramith A Kershaw which stock amounts to $300,000. Seminole who Is really the winner 30x3 H 13.60 2.80 82x3U ‘ 14.06 3.00 tinue to he perpetrated until the the purpose of placing our city’s ought to get the local trade already The hotel company will be separate­ for this exajted position. The Me­ 16.25 3.20 atate takes concerted action through many advantages as a place of resl- yet. ly incorporated, the am ount of iU trópolis will have to wake up on 34x3 H 31x4 17.00 3.26 the stSte publicity bureau. I t is up ence and business investment becapital stock being fix e d a f $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 . these abtruse problems of state -be­ 32x4 18.00 3.30 —Tampa Times. to the legislsture to establish such a ore the world, the council should fore m aking. *uch predictions. Re­ Changes in newspapers In Orange . . — n.Q | „ 33x4 19.60 3.40 - commission and create an advertis­ not hesitato one minute to levy the member the dark horse always wins, county are being made with kaleido­ 20.40 3.60 34x4 ing fund that will como (rom the kax. Tho Herald has all the confidence Bro. Carver, and watch Lake of In the past the burden of produc­ scope swiftness and every week notes In the world in thn ability of the Seminole. He wil? certainly be the 21.00 3.80 35x4 w hole people and not from a few 36x4 22.00 3 public spirited citizens ss hereto­ ing the money to carry on the cam- new occupant« of the. tripod oH tho Seminole Construction Co., to next speaker. 35x4 H 2G.00 6 fore. Let every property owner con­ paing of advertising upon the shout- various papers. The Apopka News dredge the lake and bulkhead as per — -a 27.00 6 36x4 ¿i] trib u te his mite because every prop­ |dert of not over twenty-five of our is.the latest and J/F 'ran k lin Briggs, their contract, but. together with all Editor A. L.- Cleveland of- the Ft. 27.60 5 erty owner will share in the increased people, whereas every man In K is­ who one m onth ago took- t h e 'helm the citizens of Sanford "we would like Meade Leader recently married has 37x*H now resigns In favor .of, D. W. Clark. to see the work expedited some­ 82.60 6 37x6 citizenship and under tho new ad ­ simmee 'has. materially prospered. an'editorial in hia laat issue headed, We have said before, and re p ie t Mr. Briggs was not a newspaper man what. Knowing ' nothing All other size* Non-Skids 20 per vertising commission only the vory about “.How to be Happy Tho' H ot” and but he furnished a good paper for again, that the man who does not cent extra. 6 per cent discount U best people will be sought after be dredging we do not attem pt to judge while in itself this may not mean cause when the tru th is told about give a small percentage of hla net hia community «and the people of the work b u t because we have a anything to some of us it sounds paym ent In full acconpanl« ordar and If two ark so ordered, shipping our stale no man will seek this sec­ income ahd a portion of his time to Apopka feel th a t D. W.. Clnfk will give great interest in the bulkheading we rather disconcerting. s charges will be paid by us. C. 0. D. ond heaven unless he has at., least the advancement of his town, his them the beat there is in th a t line would like, to see It proceed some county and his stated» not living up for he la an old hand at the busi­ ’faster. money-enough to make a sta rt. Versatile Boh Holly of the San­ on 16 per cent of amount of order, ness, being both editor and printer Our output is limited, so we sanest The Jacksonville Metropolis has to the standard of true citlxenahlp. ford Herald has been elected chair­ Unfortunately we have some men In and ha baa been engaged in the busi­ Congressman Frank Clark pulled man of the Florida Development esrljr ordering. We s«jk-(Ur*ct only* the following along this line: our city who never give a dollar for ness for the past tw enty years. He off a good one on .the high cost of giving purchaser the advantage of Commission. Now it‘s up to 'B o b “ Florida has boon Injured, there any p u r p o s e apd the only way to hah lately been Identified with the living the other Jay when he enterto figure out ways and moans to de- all middlemen's profits. can be no doubt of that, by land make them live the life of a true Kissimmee Gaxette. The ‘editor of iained a friond at dinner after tak- velop hair on the head.—Zolfo T ru th 1 STRONGTREAD RUBBER Cp. sharks that have advertised much 1* ' T J; r - . i.-= citizen ia to levy *a tax upon* their The Herald gives him greeting and m __________________ I>n>ton. Ohio th a t was not true. Many people property. hope* th a t he may succeed jn build­ have doubtless been defrauded an d \jHll (he county and the city levy ing up a fine business in Apopka, deceived. This has done the state t h i s ’tax? Wo' bellewe they Will,— one of 'th e fast growing cities of Or­ an injury that will hurt for some Kiaatip mee Valley Gsiktt«.*' .-»t ~• ange county. tim e to come. But the greatest damage th at has ADVERTISE FLORIDA * The m ediators are having trouble ' * FREDERIC H. RAND, President QÖ3 been done the sta te has been done selecting the proper man to succeed Florida has more need to adver­ . by thus« of us who have neglected > . P. FORSTER, Vice President GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice President Huerta as president of Mexico. "Evi­ .,it. It is to some extent pur fault. tise -than any iPthcr atate in the dently Bob-H olly ha* not filed his' • \ V B. F. W HITNER, Cashier .. ~ ■A. L. BETTSr Assistant Cashier Union. •' If Florida had been pocsSssed of *p ' wt ■• V . S «¿plication, being bus[1y engaged In She has more to-.advertise th a n -4 ” . ■4 - . organization such as - has been pro­ - * i l k accepting the numerous other presi­ posed, and for whlch^work is being any state. th a t have Those arc two very e x rtllen rraa - dencies V»T nav® °been tehdered , „ , hTm done by the newly organised Flor­ g » « *»>• *>M t fow w « * s .-0 rla n d o id a Development Hoard, there could sons why . the organization of ’ the g Sentinel. orida Development Promotion not have been this Injury" resulting] Glad you. called our attention to <’ from wildcat advertising, and th e re ! Board Is an Im portant organisation. it, Hugh. As toon as .we get this could hnve been-a vapt amount of I'hey are two (post excellent reasons postoffibe m atter off our aystemewe c a p i t a l $25,000 s u r p l u s - a n d p r o f i t s 145,000 good done by the right kind of ad­ why the next legislature should-pass will look Into that. Mexican nffhlr, a bill creating a development com ­ vertising. ' ESTABLISHED 1897 mission and make an ap p ro p riate chill eoncarne old Huerta, hot tam ­ . T he objects, of th $ Florida Devel­ SL ale the Insurreftda and grape juice for advertising the atate. opment. 'Boirrd are t$v secure a a ap-, the U._ 8. government into putting There is less th an ten per cent of propriation for advertising, arid have SAN FO RD , FLORIDA Florida's lands In cultivation. There _an edifor in the poslrfo^. .-.-The newea commission appointed to d ir e c t are three millions hftd i th e/ad v ertisin g . This commission heir r e s i d e n c e ^ rf ,f “Í " * 8 < and I f l a .tbn* ilics who change their m ust pass on all Florida advertising ____of» the change they jfcnnmanded more respect: 7 eryvyear. The cause th a t goes out of the state. Any — 0 — •■•V : ^ la on account of a desire-for,** b etter : : v . piece ’ of advertising that goes out lng good sidewalks to-' opportunity. F lo rid a/h * * 'th e land with fhe approval of the comrols- and the opportunity. 'S hi had Yoom^ IRfigThta la one “of thn. aJon would he tho kind of advertis­ for cyery one of the thre$ mHJioria fndvM on tbo part of ,1‘* tho city " ing th a t would do Florida good, and . ;? « ell “ that ‘could have hwen. inaugurated annually seeking a better rOndltiott -Vf ■ not work harm to tho state. This zn^-^-heA they are Rnfsheti thin beaufir;--------------approval of high class nfen, appoint­ an<l a greater opportunity. We n ‘ ruhurb of San(ofd will these people Co make* the state' ed by the Governor, would add and to bring it up to^jnat highstan- a 'piacr/ second td.none among weight to an advertising campaign tlard of development it should.', or* place« in> Florida ^hero the tourist " All the advantages and safe guards of tl ___ th a t it could not have otherwlae. I t cupy* .• _ ,cab build a fine residence for .win would be constructive in evary sense _ „.terns inaugurated by the United States. Florida could take care of a ryyaj, or.summir- ^ T h c heights would and the authority of the commission j appealed, t ? ’; the hpme. builder long. population of eight to?ten mWibnx ‘ buld extend to all advertising sent -r • rand an-urban population q( half as Ago had-shew sidewalks and a brick otrt of the state, th u s adding weight much. She has t h e . soli, and will street bcpit built. Being fifty 1 tó* th a t which ia worthy and atopis ti produce the (Tropa, and she has th e higher -th a n Lake Mpnroc, nestling ping whb thfit which la untrue and and that is the thing *iat inter markv't#!. at har vory -doors ftrf th e amtfhk Htc orange tree* and with a unw orthy, „ . - < background of plney woods tho ffgnthings, nhe’-has to s e ll.r . * I t "were high tim e that the atate [• I f ‘an advertising campal^lVwoltfd- ford Heights, offer more to the seeker , •• t, had the. right kind of publicity cam­ tncrefut*'«fre population o f . . ^ of heal th ; -hap pi new than any gS"* r '-" V Every point for safety Waà paign. Because ahe has had all the* bJMtofi.'YhoiiijHid it wpul. the ¿ ¿ a other p art of the atate. in ft$ ¿ : bad advertising ahe has had la ajj.' Iwst ipdng Florida could • d i ’ter’' ■• th e .more reiaotj" why she should mot* her welfare and prospertiy,—-m l ; THANKS t. hav e the good advertising^ to. vyhlph Jacksonville Metropolis-.. ••*./.' \ ■ Editor Bob Holly, who ia a ahe Is entitle«. -didate for the Sanford postmastert , : - U .'x1! th Every newspaper and every bualship, says Florida edltqrs were BOB’S P IC T U R E man, and every live citizen of vr : N ow.^we don't object * Ho o, .. I ■1iTf il fFfep»ifj «! / — TBE SAItfQftü llfRAU That a person pays a bill in currency and forgets to ask for a receipt, and occasionally, another bill is retf. dered and paid lor the second time. This can be avoided in paym ent;by check which supplies an undisputed receipt. Accounts subject to check [large or small] are cordially invited. PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FORD ÌM ■ FIRST -E HPr is.th e tim e to openlup an FIRST NATIO NA m- s m 3» lifc mm a * \ Ml ■? f : a .a - t �*hr's. • rii*f ' 'ItALD ■■ V ?( J * ' ■—« —r t Arm Breaking Season |gf — The MA*oa for-hrwiking-aims by ! automobiles seems to be-on and two accidents of this kind are reported for this week. Spinning the crank may be the quickest way to start a car but it also seems to be the quick­ est way to break an arm also. C. 0 . McLaughlin, th* popular representative of the Armour Fer-, tilUer Co. is one of the vlctihu. While cranking his car on Wednes­ . day night in front of the Elks Club ,.\'A his right .a rm 'w a s snapped in a twinkling but Mac is a gams Irish­ 1 -, 1 man and walked up the stairs to the reading room where he had Dr. fuleston summoned and the arm was put in splints immediately* He Will be incapacitated ,for several weeks but will mako his trips Just tho aarne with the aid of a driver. The young aon of Chas. Humph­ rey is also a victim of the terrible crank and while starting his car at his home on the Sanford Orlando *• V'- $ , road on Tuesday afternoon had his A%9 arm broken. I Thé F^rd cars'*ate not.necessarily N A T U R E IS A LA V ISH breakers ôf arms any. more than any other car, but as Ed Higgins ex­ B R IG H T E N IN G up this old world of oura with omamcnplains it there are so msny moro tation, useful, beautiful, ami often'even extravagant, Fords In us* than any othar car naturally thore are mors^Ford acci­ from which wo derive pleasure and benefit. dents of this sort. ' •*' i Emulate the example, at least to the extent of furnishing It seems that there la practically the home with up-to date and reliable furniture. no danger In this line with tho Ford or any pther car if the spark la not . f You need not be extravagant, but you will be pleased advanced tod far and the habit of ■with the transformation it will work. spinning the crank |a not indulged by the driven. ! 9! __ _ Y O U H A V E THJE H O M E S ■■■ . ■ ■ Ml*a McCulley of Oviedo la an a ttra c tive viiltor to..Sanford_______ IRD ABOI The fairy queen is—guess# •» ' ~T wo 'e r aies of pineapple*, ScTTOc Robert Thraahcr i* tho ’guest of ánd 15c at Lefller'a. 87-Uc Utile H »P P «ltní * ' " ^ ,CI?1,on Ö f hla brother. D. L. Thrasher. ü Matters In Brief Ask Thomas Wight about Humpty R. Philips, the popular druggist Dumpty.-* ptBSONAL Of INTfBfST qf Sanford is spending somo weeks L. A. Sheldon# a prominent citixen In New York city. ■ of tbs Geneva section was in tho Of The Floating Small Talka L. Thrasher and Frank Mll- city on Wednesday and renewed hi* SafilocUr Arranged For Hurried tecr have returned from a trip to subscription to Seminoie county’* ; >Herald Reader* • Clearwater. . V . T r, t ... paper. • . ' *» ' ! Get your ire cream from D uhart’s Complete assortm ent lamps, wash 85*tf bowls, pitchers, crockery, etc.# a t Vflues« who U the StmigglemanT - Ice Cream Factory. H7Mra. Hull and son, Ernest of Dun­ Lefller’a. „ I Vseth Woodruff of Orlando was in C. C. Woodruff has returned from the city ■ t«w hou" yonterdny, ro­ edin aro the guesta of Mrs. Bull’« oming from his ptaee .n**r Osteen, aiator, Mrs. C. H. Dingee' of San­ Louisville, Kentucky, where he was ford Heights. called by the serious illness of hi* Tomato wrap« and tom nto crate* 80 jfflh e recent rains have been most father. The oldgentleman la . y y , D utton’s. 78-tf years or more of sge and Buffered a gratefully received, not only cooling Broom holder« juat los- the aaking oil the atmosphere but also assisting •troke of apoplexy but- upon the ,t Lcfller’». 87" arrival of hla ton rallied and U «till vegetation- and fruits. • .« living.Mr. Woodruff was forced to Many Sanford Elka arc planning Half bbls Pillsbury flour in wood come home to attend to business take In the trip to Denver nbxt $8.16. L. P. McCuller. 85-4tc but Is afrafd th a t ho will brw sum ­ ponth. the cheap fate* being n big June seem* to be themonth of moned any tftne to Louisville again Inducement. wqddingsin Sanford and it is a cold as th?re are hardly any hopes of his Fnah veast cakei and popcorn a t Mr* day when, one or more ai living any length of time. 66-tf jn a. • ' ‘ . scheduled In this section. V•* 1. ' Chickens Thlf good old boiled ham a t Lef- v'Misnes Mary and Lucca Chappell Juicy fryers at Lcfller’*. 87¿ u . . - M i are at Anaatasia Island near St. Mr. I. C. Putnam , manager of the . Kisd the Smuggleman’s telegram Augustine, where a number of their Oklwwaha River Farms was a W®dcollege chums are having, a house .The quality and the price U right nesday visitor. He saya th a t ho la <n hsy and grains-at Dutton**. 78tf party. trying as an experiment a 6-acre The lawn social tonight a t the res­ corn plot. Tho corn stalks are now A. P. Geiger has returned to San ford after an extended trip to F t, idence of H. It. Stevens will be a over 8 feet high and are Just beginRy»rs, 'Boca ' Grande and many special ' occasion and everyone is ing to taasel. If he can secure a urged to attend. The autos will call yield of two average full ears to the other point* in South Florida. for you. Don’t be afrsid of the rain. stalk it is possible to make 372 bush­ ’ Cotton need meal, #h(yta, bran at R. T.. Bjshop of Jacksonville, a els to the acre, though he saya he F. Dutton’*. 78-tf Frepresentative of the fljm the Cum- may not make any. The experi­ Will Te»ek Night and bay tiniolrVA. K. Power*, ha* returned berland^L ibeny Mills of. Jackson ment la being watched with a good iw. WE HAVE THE FURNITURE Mrs. J. F. Hodges of 101 E. Tenth l E f c a' business trip to Inverness, villa was In Sanford this week visit­ deal of interest. — street will teach a limited number g'rfe he-.wss engaged in. tfdjusting ing the trade. « f Fishermen to Coronado. of private pupils, desiring to do ghsokroptcy proceeding. W. Spobper, . Harry Wilson, Grammar or High School work. C A S H O R IN S T A L L M E N T * k . E. Yowell, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. ‘ Pepper, eggplant crate* at F. F. Morgan and Mrs. Mettinger took a John M ettlng4L’.il., Gibson, Wal­ • 87-FrM t Button's. 78-tf motor * tHp to Daytona _ Sunday, te r Hand and"tDf*/HoUahulder and 117 AUUDM ATUV First Street St Palmetto Avenu* VDr. T. A. Neal expects to return spending the day at that popular Mason went over to.* Coronado Notice to Tax Payers Beach on Wednesday afternoon and home tomorrow from Palatka, where resort. . f f . . A d l K N A I I I I SANFORD,FLORIDA The 1918 assessment on your prop­ bs hss been holding examinations, ✓ Dr. and Mrs. 0 . L. Miller and came back yesterday afternoon re­ erty was mode by Orange county of­ bring s member of the State Med- Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Ilutt were among porting the capture of two fine sea ficial*. The completed book* were de­ IX bass and plenty of fun while s t the ksl Board of Examiner*. the visitors to Daytona Beach this beach. The bass are not biting good livered to Seminole county in October, _______ I have a flnrt daas painter and sign week, making the trip in Dr. Mil­ yet but when they do the Sanford 1913. If the, taeeaunents in your neigh­ ■ borhood were not equalised, come in and »liter. We can do ydur harness re- ler’s car. people expect to fill the hotels at talk (o me about thorn and we will get pairing and auto top . Tonight the Brotherhood lawn' Coronado Beach. j.,. tbemrin the 1914 roll« as they should W. H. UNDERWOOD. IWf social at the home of H. R. Stevens -~ = The. postmaster of Washington, ~ ... .¡¡VA . - .-J be. i" THOMAS K. BATES. K Miss Josephine Murdock and Misa will be the place for you. Special D. C., Otto Praeger is doing «ome Fresh bread, rolls, plas every 83-tf Assessor. practical work in the way of illus­ Miry Muldowney of Tam pa are efforts to';m akc the men feel like morning before C o'clock, at Lef* • _______ _ nding a few day* with their enjoying a •* & £ ,. • trating to city dweller* the possi­ fler’a. 87Notice to Public bilities of the parrel post. tnd, Misa Douglas Abernathy, Dave Adams" ia here again and ^ Bids will be received a t the meet­ He ha* put into local ope 3 5 E m ■ays that he is buying vegetables, Hsy, oat«, corn, chlckdn (fed* at Tdegrsp» From The Smug^le-M nn ing of the board of county commis­ a plan first suggested by Postmaster b u t there Is a persistent rumor th a t 7. F. D utton’« .' ‘V ** T hè following telegram received sioners, July 7th, 1914, for one mule General Burleson for eliminating the he is hanging around trying to get Mother Goose, J»ck a n d / from the Smuggteman has created and wagon and harness, complete. middleman in the handling of veget' on another Jury. The board reserves the right to s whole company of Mother Goose’s consternation among the “ mothers d other products of the farm, ' TII. H. Hill has a cer load of fine and grandmothers” of the good and reject any or all bids. children are coming for the Smugglea» V dreda oi Washington housekeep-flS Sorrento melons on the track near bad little boys: Clerk. E- A. DOUGLASS. Cl ve learned to take advantage the express office and any one wish­ “ Junior, Civjc League: of the opportunity to obtain fresh Valencia orange*, every one guaring the very best mefbn at the ieaat Will arrive in Sanford about July as, poultry, fruits, etc., from teed full of Juice, at Turner’a. possible price should go to the car 1st with my company of gnomes. the rural district* at moderate cost. No. 76.- ~ 1 ¡1... • Futurist and take your choice. All good and bad little boys found Postmaster Praeger has published Some size as 0 . D. Cleanser Ir. and Mra. Gu* Frank and little Th* teacher had Just, read tbs Be sure and attend the lawn fete in the Woods after dark will be car­ a list of farmers, truckers, etc., re­ r ti about Peraaus and Medusa. She wished | son Dick are home for a time from s t the Stevens’ home on P*rk ave­ ried off to Brow nie-Land." to stimulate the imaxlnation of her siding within practical distance of Sarasota where Mr.Frank has '!TH E S M yO G L E M A N ." nue tonight. Phone 277 and a car ■youngsters and asked them to de­ the national capital for shipping. rge of Mra. Potter Palmer’s 'will come after you. A chance to scribe the hero as they pictured him. Oppoetie these names are set forth i ... , • ing operations. enjoy an evenfhg. w ith’ no cost t6 Progresa In Uulkheadlng Ons.Uttlo girl wrote: ’’Perseus was th* products they have for sal* by Netlce Horae Oaneg* tall and stately with a black waxy parcel post. The list i> calculated Thé contractors have e/ieountered yo«- • - ''V . - , 1 have a first daas expert horse shoer A. R. Haile of. Jacksonville, repre­ some delay in the work o t Ailing in mustache and wore a monolog orer to encourage seller and buyer to get together. livs him a trial • senting Stringfcllow St P sdgett of .on account of the hard-pan forma­ hla left eya.” 1 :« f W. 11. Underwood that city was in Sanford Tuesday tion, but are working faithfully and In Virginia and Maryland srp r »-'jV'o > hundreds of produce« in out oi the Mrs. Forreat Lake and little looking after business. Mr. Haile are making mors progress than is way plkcea who want to send their diughtera, fcerjta and Maud have was enjoying hit new Ford car. *. apparent to th« caaunl observer. • goods direct to the family table in­ Another dredge boat will soon be I Jtturncd from D aytona Beachwhore Little Miss Mae Holly, the pretty DR. J. C. DAVIS, who ima been stead of tha commission merchant. p u t in commission, larger machinery have been for the past three eight-year-old daughter oi\ President One may get anything from aqup to Bob Holly, of the State Press Asso­ having besn ordered some time-ago, coming, here Tkr a number of years nuts, including o y stsn and clams, a more powerful angina, pjutn|> And mrfny of the heat people Valencia o anges, large and lus- ciation came down from Sanford to agitator and full equipm ent U now and fitted mffny bread, borne made candy, lemod ■pend a few days with her grandLfious at »Turner's, phone No. 76 in ant^ around Sanford with peel, roses, rose bags, old Virginia mother, Mm. E. 0 . Tiner of Krause enrouts and M nMm fts recdvedL the l i m a « w p i h m w nr b i ; p m raW .* v*r> d t Robbtns Nevt corn maal, rgs, home n u d e preserves». ■treot.—Tsmp* Tribune. and even unfermented grape juice. work'.* Construction of th# concrete V Cor ■ ■ F. L. Miller and son Leon* Hon. J. T. Clark of the board of retaining wall will be started at an Hole! SATURDAY, JUNE 20th. Flow*« to adorn the table are also *fd and ^frs. W alter Clay have re. . 't; ! . tamed from D aytona Beach and county commissionerà was in the early, date. Headache of years standing available. ome near “ Dviedo on city from hlsjhor Although the, western postmaster Tlje men on the jo b ’ are'experljM r many friends arc congrstu..Æ i cu i b y Dr. Daivs. Clark is ver; Wednesday. Y ir. erarted the plan primarily for th« enefd in dredging and while they 1* • I I Rting them oxer their miraculous ^ »-■'*è Come eatfyv Don’t wait until benefit of producer* In nearby f>lnc*t, Jiavq beon Ap against a formation »po from death when the Horn- ulur (n Sanford and hli mapy.-Men are always delighted fo *el? him th* list of names he published in­ !}T. héFé they have • never encoun in -car was injured recently by cluded addresses, iu. many six (as, á W y #-, J Wi H. U hdff wood .Is able-Ao" be beW rf lb«* n o r-y n d e rs u n d the n tliking ait’obstruction orr. thebfeach. Rcferoriqcs: Mr. J# E. Pace, some as far-aw ay ai (he Dakotas ua'tion und are prepared to handle ■ im out again aftff undergoing an oper­ Among the prominent visitors to and Iowa. . Hr.ilCiftfc * ' ation for. the removal of a growth Dr. Robson, Mr. D. A. Caldwell. ike city today are Mr. and Mr*. P. ’ ’ ' ^ ’* I--*’’ 'I rr.-» ,1- ~1 g«."- ' J ' i i .T. Porter of Genev*. Mr. and Mra. under one of his arms. The opera­ Bat Never to Oqr theksls. y ■ Automobile Owners Take Nolle«! •f o««(r W«4 ‘ Jforter are from Bloomington, III., tion was painful but not dangerous "What It your definition of ’fllihy • H$tl# of n«U. and kept him in bed for several Reduced Rates over Concrat« Wd haying purchased lo m t vuluCt M»ttW J. ( W k ; Bridge at D aytona—All small cars ■«•r, IlT**. to til wbom it m«jr fon- lucre?' ” “That's a derogatory term ap> ••M* Property on L*ke Geneva have plied . to .other pooplo's Aioney."—Ual A card from George Hoff at Dixon, Including Ford’s with passengers, erected a beautiful bungalow and timore Hun/ Ilmtoii. Ju4f> at u MC w k . m J n d n oi l*r>—*■— - - * Httled down to ‘a life of the Florida Illinois heirs th«» information th at round .trip 26c. All largs can, in­ O. bt«*. for toy fitti dM itnt* t t titm w H ntor1 cluding passengers 36c round trip. A. b. R. t. t. t, tf ih t « « tit of. Mit lit J, rrtorh. Winter. .-VThejf • are delighted with thg^ weather iV cool.up there and he . Rsal Meaning of Leisure. tBd_lfc*t tt tb|M«iM Untt 1 «Ul rr*‘ VOLUSIA C O .-B R ID G E CO. •’DM oaU u tdmlntheir new hqme ktid the hospitality und M «. Hoff are enjoying ^heir old 'T#e4sufe." says DeScún W. C. Palmer, (Mr tpprtrti “tp.xto time to loaf.. It's a time to do hoW . He’* ants to know about the .'88rFri»iatth r peopti'-of- Genova. v -‘ those things you’ve been wanting to • AUTOMOBILE TIRES Vhurnday* a n ib . Sundays—Wood" election -add o tly r eventi and sends do." - , t-seC Mr, a-rr. (4 for The HeraM. . j»i' l i’ark. Pioaje^ conveniences. 1 ,, 'J AT FACTORY PRICES r— — m m S ä ==as= ss5a= s =^= *B>utemepU‘. o n l y eafe, clean V jt/I' A. Caltìwell has returned fròdi SAVE FROM 30 to 60 PER CENT an extended' Irip through the a lp tu •outdoqr swirdpilngf pool, em ptied f ^ y . cleaned And re-filled from ar- of Giorgia, South* Carolina, North Tire Tube ..Rellner twlsn well. Shqwer bath, toboggan Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, 15 $L3S S 7. : pjdyataly also. — 864J i-mnkhtr th* frit» ift-ki);F«ni « r . H ( f 1.95 1.40 7.80 “ffx3 haa beru.'dl* tributi nò Sanford yeghlr. and Stri. J^ jyj. ^ lls o n sppnt 10.80 2.80 1.90 10x3. JL r V •dneaday in the city much to the etableá mid had a most profitable 11.00 2.00 2:96 wight of their many friends. They and pleasant' trip and ’state* that 3.00 2,06 12.40 -V -V-«! 34x3x2 We handle tfio busineas of our depositors promptly—satisfnc *»re mroute to their home in Pitta- tho Ford car is all to the good. 13.1 32x4 I.3S $VC8 ®°rg after’qUwfntor apeqt in Florid» W. ¿ . ’Parker of New Smyrna was u t * pur OfBceni and Board of Directors are Sajfifptd. men# who arô famiHfûr with 2.46,.." *14 .80 33x4 8.W *Ad various points# Mr. Wilson is ifi the city several dnya fit this week lfl.HO 34x4 3.60 2.60 : local values and conditions, and it is'their des>ç to assist dll worthy patroRB bf .] * Prominent, commission roan and and reports Corojjado Reach as be86x4 2 . 8$ ,17.86^ j «.90 this institution. “ , , ti. yyet ti for. all kinds 35x4 Vf V 19.75 4 4 1 ^ 4 4 » • ’>•‘S«d r»i0wd* -pc®r 9i th# ^ oky c,ly Ing the best plefd . r ■- # t" S 1j . » u . v . *’ . -7. fj Mr». Wilton takes care of him -of fishing and .ftavhlng. The new n r ¿ . 3.8O¿ : | 30x4, í • 19.85 • " u f n m tr ltA t s v i f l e n n t n r K t . n l r v a i i ** K r m l r n # \ i 4 f U n w n r w r i / i n n f t ^ s v t r A i 1 w o n l f i t r l f U ®wtiy when He Is away from ho pavilion is almost completed and the 6.10 -$.70 • l 37i 4 H ' / Í L ^ rooms will, soon be t t ady . 81x8 y ‘ 21.90 6.00 ’4« I fishermen cf S*nfordt who: expeffi to All o tu e r -sixes in stock. «- • bofldprd and Contrartera go ovxr in September and get the Skid tires 16 per Mntwddiitlo ;• ■' and apeciflcations of the ’¿ J Sts tu U f <0. per cent above ^ Methodist Episcopal—church sea bass. .■ neW* «lega,4 fteah. guarani 0 ri. 0 . C Talk and' Mr. m«y be seen at'the Seminoh orn Mag Bqst a u h d k r* , «n¿ * ^■.Dirnk. Bu y j venuo to thetr name in* ;r,ictlon o f* v v » m p k e y . 6 per cent about four roUe* from “ h. 7:30 p . >URT isa{ in full acca (ho !<Ulu g •t ’ Î3Ü», tí! O. D. on 1 m km tm W FARMER AT Baby Size Cream 1-2 bbl Pills Fiorir $3.15 the half bbl. Babbett’s Cleanser -, * - 5c the can Babbetts N a p t h a Soap, 6 bars for 25c ! 20c the lb‘. F r e s h Evaporated Apricots, Peaches, Prunes, Raisins Currants and Apples* 25 lb ;ack Sugar $1.25 the sack|| Cooked Brains 20c the can : Obelihk and Swansdown Flour, Best for Bread and Biscuit; L.P. McCULLER Phone 2 7 7 vmi. i ' -, �n o ta li lÜ^ALD eoim plttw of inquiry. A notable wedding of the weik will be th a t of Mim Madeleine Edi­ son, daughter of tlio famous Inventor and Mrs. Thomas A.', Edison, and John Eyre Sloano, which is to take place Wednesday a t the Edison and blushes, made without a word. Whether tho dattllng and the flush of home near 'Orange N. J, sortly sumptuous garden bowers, òr by Colonel Roosevelt, who-* somo cabin door, a bush of rugged way home from Mgdrid is to dsliver flowers.—Alice Cafry. an sddre** Tuesday before the Royal Geographical Society of London. In Hsr New Place. Other events of the week abroad ■How aro you getting on at your will be the presidential election In Santa Domingo, an international new placeT** remarked or lady of a girl conference on the suppreosion of the whom she bad recnm tnen^fjyor a sit­ opium traffic, which will be ta the uation. “Very well, thank you," answured tbs girl. HI am glad to hear Hague, and an* international con­ » . >i _ _ i * . L _ . _ Your employer U férence which will meet in Christi­ a very olco person, add you Cannot do ana to decide the status of Spits­ too much for her." "I don't mean to bergen. ma^tmX' was tho Innocent reply. Among the conventions of the week will.'be the General' Conven­ tion of the Northern Baptists in Boston, the convention of the N a­ tional Society of: ¿he Daughters of the Révolution in Minneapolis, tho' Upper Mississippi River Improve­ men and a long-winded oration by a ment Association i t Stillwater, bald-headed politician. The gem of the Minn., the National Wholesale .Gro­ evening era« the following toaat: cers’ Association In Mihneaplois, the "May she (the-flrd engine) bo like the Southern Wholesale Grocer*’ Asso­ dear old maids of our village—always ciation in Charleston,'â . (.’.. and the ready, but never wanted! triennial meeting of the head camp of Modern Woodmen of America a t K F O R Y O U R D£N C D B«satlf>l CclUia r * m a l i *J Toledo. Commencement exercises will be Yale and Harvard, each 9 in; a i d In. held during the week a t Yale, H ar­ Princeton, Cornet), Michigan vard, Princeton, Cornell, Pennsyl­ Each 7 in. x 21 In. vania, Drown, Ohio State university, AU best quality felt with felt head­ University of Illinois a n d m a n y ing, streamers, !¿-Tiers and mascot other leading colleges and univer­ executed in proper colors. This sities in all p irts of the country. splendid assortment sent -postpaid for SO cents and 6 stam ps to pay Cant. postage. Send now. Cant la the twin sister of hypocrisy, HOWARD SPECIATY COMPANY «•gebar. / Dayton, Ohio Washington, D. C., June t8.—The Re public# n, Democratic and So­ cialist parties In Maipc will engage in a general primary Monday f&f the nomination Tor candadldatoa d W . the nlm lnationf for candidates for state,- congressional and 'county of­ fices. G overnor IInines and all of tho p ie iep t rjprcfontntives in con­ gress will be renomin aied without opposition. M inneictt will hold general pri­ maries Tuesday for the nominatio n of candidates for state, congressional and county offices. Governor Eberhart is at candidate for ronominatlon on the Republican rickot, ami I» °P* posed by William LA of Long Prairie, “ Congressman Winfield -S. tion for governor. The Prograuiive, Prohibition and Socialist psrtles have selected state tickets which will be named w ith o u t.. opposition. There . are contest* .foy congress in near! y .every district. ; v' Republicans of the stete of Wash. BUrtn will hold a convention in Tacoma Thursday to adopt a plat­ form and make other arrangementa for the coming campaign. Another political convention of the week will be that of the progressive party of Lulalana, which will meet Thurs­ day In New Orleans. President Wilson has promised to go to Valley Forge, Pa., on Friday, to dedicate the nation's memorial to gtho patriots who suffered.'thgy£ ,n * winter ^campalgp under Washington for^ihevlndopendence of the Amer.The „official .investigation on the EmpjTjNm of Ireland disaster l/* to be begun In Montreal Tuesday, with Many Clad To Quit Calomel English Agrioulturo. As Somersetshire is devoted chiefly to dairying, cattle raising and sheepberdlug the Somefaet horned sheep, the Devon long wools, and the hardy Exmoor breed are Ihejre found In per­ Thounand* Avoid Taking the Drug and Use Dodson s Liver Tone Iq fection, as well se herds of nonpedlIts Place to Their Comfort greed shorthorns for the protfuctlop of the famous Cheddat'Trtieeeo. Agricul­ And Delight ture is extensively carried on In Glou­ cestershire and Wiltshire also, but one does not thftty And the vnrkiy of Som­ erset.—London Mail ‘ . Not Patented. Co-operation la the keynote In suc­ cessful accident prevention work.* Many large manufacturers who have designed accident prevention devices for their own use have not patented thorn la order that other» may utill.to tbelr.ideas. A large,railroad company, which hna designed all of tho accident prevention apparatus la use In Us ma­ chine shops la willing to furnish blue­ prints of the devices to those who dtsire to Install them lu their plants. FOR I BEAMS , CHANNELS * ANGLES AND. non,HRPLATK'■ S" APES ■t a n k s t e e l STRUCTURAL ir o n w o r k of all TRUSS RODS STAY BOLTS KINDS g a l v a n iz e d COPPER AND OAK ZrNC8HW& | CYPRESS MAHOGANY WHITE PINE AND ALL HARD WOODS LAUNCHES SKIFFS DORIES > BUILT TO ORDER BOILERS AND TANKS BUILT TO ORDER WHOLE FAMILIES PKIUSII ptM hH w Um INHKITICIDE To Bilambul* ih», Ant,, Ms* GnS«M tie s Hpnytt, Me Ttêftt Us HUlnlvMLiquid Uwd with « Straw M i n u f o r l m r d ( M f li, ■ 1* EENOLE CHKMICLL CO.. ,, TAMPA, rut. ÎWM b Csn* H; N n i U l l n d t t r « Ct. < 4 it-forte of workmen for ¿alali limes. ‘V i * No CompulalgipJ« , •• First Ormd—"My »:cne to the West Indies/' Seco’n djûrad—"Jama­ ica." First Qrsd—“No. Sfao to u ted to go.’’—Orango Peel JncksotiTiile, Fla. ' J The above picture show_s som e o f the recent developm__ents and im provem ents which are continually taking . . _ __ _ * place a t that beautiful suburb R I V E R V I E W , Jacksonville, Fla Who Invests Judicio His E arn in gsih Some Good Live Suburban fn*v.îr; •*rV-> • • aV- r iv e r Vie w is conceded by thousand easy dollars in the near future ^ !!!. all who know to show up away above every suburban property about Jacksonville (and you will be sure to make it if you only take care of your contract; if around Jacksonville. ■V •. • : -. W e now have .• -*, v'• - 60 or 70 hom es, RIVERVIEW has a great future. public sch ools,’ m ercantile houses, tw o - vV" • . RIVERVIEW has already made good. There has not fI ‘ t f « ' -' ‘- ■ , yf .$5000 an< •’ V Churches building, and with our fine, w ater/ fron t and transportation a dollar invested b u t th a t has increased v a. 2tiQ% Or morse. V ' - *, Ar - ^ -X J RIVERVIEW now has a double motor car service a t a 5c fare, and to in ilid Water works. ’ ' .• igem ents are now being made to .extend th e electric ' a n d : ;t! •• • �PAGE SEVEN WILL BASEBALL DIAMOND STARS REPEAT? UGAL ADVCRIISING S H E B ir r s SALE Under and by virtu« of a s execution I«•tied out o | and under tha aaaj af tha Cir­ cuit Court in a n d . for Semlnol* county, Pterin», wherein Armour Ferlllixef Work«, • corporation la jdalnllff and J. C. I*«!« In vonfendant. 1 «III offer far aala In front of tha Court Uottaa door In Saminola county, Florida, and aatl, during tha legal hour« of «ate, ON T H E F IH 3T MONDAY I N JULY it htlng tha flth day of (ha month, A. D. 1814, a n d .* legal «alea* day, tha following property to »It: W H af N W G of N E f i of SK.it ol Section IS, Townihlp 1* aouth. Ranga SI aaat. Seminóla county, Florida. Bald property being levied Upan aa the property of aald defendant to antlafy eald eierution and coat. Tarma el aala caab. t’urehaeer to pay far dead. C. M. HAND, Bberlff of Sam laolt C o u n ty , F la , ¿ford ill L S I V f U S A l «. AH Urban and interurban men find the Ford a faithful friend. For the quick trip into town— for the leisurely ride through country-side—for business—for pleasure—a n y w h e r e —every­ where—thd Ford serves best. And it's light, right, depend* able and economical—besides the Ford service always. ' v* 7 Jay A. - Einatela, Defendant T o Jay A. U natela, a non-reiadeat of tha Stato of Flotldar It appearing Irom lha affidavit of flèargo. O. Herring, herein duly Died, that he la aolldtor and of couomI lor tha complainant in tha above entitled cauao, and that It la lha belief of aiBant that tha defendant. Jay A. Klmtain, la « aoa-realdent of tha ateta of Florida, and that hi» la x knowa plaoa Of realdenra »aa No. 417 Eaat 45 Street, Chi­ cago, Hítenla, and that hie preaant place of C . F . W I L L I A M S . A g e n t; ar E D W A R D H IG G IN S, Salc.raao.af to tha hoidera of the tommon «tock. The board of dfrecW a may cell and lean* tba preferred etoek provided for in thee* R O U N D T R IP SÜ T O U R IS T R A T E S JACKSONVILLE 143.50 i «H i A1.50 , 76.75 Cincinnati., Uuieville. . KnoxVfile.. Rvenridlte,, 45.80 IndianapqU» l i d i ' FreñhhtJék 6I.BI> flílB d o > filÄcPtilBlÄ«. - - - •MS . Niagara F»)ta TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALIFORNIA * w s* C -WLmw , t i . c i t x c i i *■ m * * t V arm ñ a « * »et « É WT V« n AND CANADA, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN, THE «BEAT LAKES AND ItOCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. Ticket* on «ale daily, May J5 to September 39. Rclum limit Oct. 31*1914 Except—To destination* in Arixena. British Columbia, (except Field Clarirr and Mount Robson), California, Lewiston, Ido.. Monlana frxcepl ndtun, Gardlat-rf Glacier Park Station and Yellowstone Station),, Oregon and Wsfihingtant ticketb on sale June 1 fo September 30, 1914. world's lories, GOING THROUGH ST. I (H IS. RETURNING THROUGH CHICAGO “ W V l C B J V E U S A . LIBERAL STpPvOVBBfr ON A L L TICKBT8 T H E A TTRACTIVE W AY Three Solid Through Train* Daily Cho(ce|of Three Diffrrcnt Routes TO THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST THREE TRAINS DAILY TO THE SOUTHWEST THROUGH NEW ORLEANS, I- & N- DINING CARS. NO BETTER DINING CAR SER­ VICE. FAST TIME. ROCK BALLAST. NO DUST. NO DIRT. FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS ON ALL SUMMER TOURIST RESORTS, RATES, SLF^EPING CAR RESERVATION« * AND/pTJUiR INFORMATION. ADDRESS ¿ t ', ' I i. < . u B I : J N E Y . I U r l d a P a s s e n g e r* A g e n t , ' .• ‘ - T e le p h o n e 1G 7 • .- J a c k s o n v i l le , F l a . * C h r i s t y M e th tw a o n o f G l i n t s . j * performouces, most of the old guard will be rlglR on tho Job whott tho safe lick mpans Til6 game or the bates are loaded and the count Is Ulroe and two. The list champ» lu u y little every [i „ »j ejí' < "va re a r. - _____ _____ r n m n i i jU A T F t, 1 i Lu 1 - 1 '-----c * . ..... *. . M ltt a D o n l i n ’pi p !a c h - b l « l n g e y e U n o t In p r o p e r t r i m at» y e t , — ............. h ailp d a» o n n o f J o Southern league's Tr C o b b irt n o t B t r a lln g m a n y b w ifB ij-.te' y e a r * b u t b e la s c o r in g ru n s In a ltn o e t e v e r y g a m e b y h is d a r in g o n ^ — * * * MAKES * * * J a c i n t o d e l C a i r o , th e C u b a n p la y e r , la m a k in g g o o d o n th e c o a s t M a n a g e r J o e B i r m i n g h a m , o f th e c j p y 8ja n (j N » P * , * » y e d a n c in g is a srM t in g e ttin g b a l l p la y e r s In to ■^VANISH * * * ' . H a a s W a g n e r c o o tln u e t t o b e th o p r e m ie r d r a w in g c a rd o f U w N a t l o h s l |j> H W »i . r *. G r if fith * a y a F H i * M a ls t 'l- w ill be o n e o f »h e b f a t t h ir d b a a tm te n in th o b ig le a g u e s .t h is y e a r . c o n d itio n . QUICKLY The most powerful Germsclde end AntlorpUc. fectly hsrmtcws to snvthlng but- that , VL stroy—Insects, Did Odors in the Sick Room, E t e. Aai* ¿rt.,» .»4 if h* pan'tWinniy you, write direct •d b o k ^ . * F« Sili by Hickson &So*, Junes Potll'indX , * * • p m y f i i r l e , Ib e T e to r a n o a t c h e ^ w b b m a d e t h e .r o u n d -th e -w o r ld t o u r w i t h S p a ld in g J 5 y e a rs a g o / la l i v i n g ln .r » > tlr c m 0 a t i n . D o tg o lt. * • _• P i t c h e r L u h r a e n , w hip fa ile d to m a k e . V * * good* im a Senator, baa beeh sold by The Indianapolla club has aald ihn'raiiitnbvl» e lu b l<> Ibe Omaha club, Prince Gaaklll. th» former Troy curva^ in Ufe Wsatern league. : to the Denver club, of lha Western a • ,a league. - ■* i ' ’■:$ ( A Cleveland boy, Harvey Bluhm, baU , ** ' ter known J|p baseball fame aa '¡Rad,*' Detroit trttlca say Ibu Tlgerf are no u tba one Ujg uoUo of the N*vr Od belief Ihan a year ago. Jennings; c| u(t i«»ders In the ntca for the youngsters are not setting, the world southern laague'pennant ;.*■ on lire . . . '< W h o t J , thin O h a n c c ro c ii d o l o « « , th e o t h e r U k m h r a to b a ttle h a r d - N o b o d y h a s fo u n d th o N y a m a o a s y .t h is • V # C h a r le y n e r x o g h as a n a l^-O tsrm an in ft v ld a t C ln M n n a t l w it h a C u b a ^ a n E n g lM fc ih a ji *a xu l a.a .{ r R b m a a in tn e o u tlle ld . , a ... - ire there- T h e Mock holder« at t h * preferred etnek of tke « v o to corporal ten ahall nut be eli­ cli la ta a fte r. nor «hail the preferred »lockholder« ba authorlied or permitted to vote In the meeting* ut th * alockboldrr* ol thla corporation. The Seminole Co-Operative Mer. by C .ll. II lit1A D:i, Notice of Applicati«» for le tte la raient I», corpo,nUng -Hatfotd Dev rteptqe ni Car. N otil d i« hereby given that, «a, tba un dcrvlpvpd, Intend ta apply to the Honor. a!lf**Firk T fifflftflh lîovéfflnf of the Ktitc charter, th« original of which la now on At* In the pffice uf the Serrvlary Of State of Florida, at T»lUt«a*e«'. Florida, a* required \ shin« oa brightly as ever hi tho Red |fjl ; G»o. K. Mont (artery, Walter S. Adam*. So* rottim, both at : bat and In the M. J. Mme. Held: Jo« Jackson, the.Big'D ipper of Ar id i* af Incorperatlen o f Nanfofd PS* vclopmrnl Cerperailan the Ctev«land Naps, ha« youth R> hU : W*e, tho undertigned, have agreed to w a o favor coupled with, A desire to boat aeo'iie ouraelvaa. and da h*r4hy became aew-rlated, 1er tho purpoao ol forming Into Ty Cobb. a b dy politi« and corpomte, under and by Thar« is little doubt of his staying Vitti « ol the lava of the Slate of/^lorid*. alia >u hereby adopt tbe foUewIttfe aytldua among tba leadsra.* iv, Walter Jo h n so n still burns them '*t (Btcrporatlt.ni , Aitici» ! . . 'J Tho asm o of thl* corporation, ahnu be, across the dish with the satno old snap Saaierd Development Corporation, aud ito (‘rim irai place ol boalne»* ahall b* at, Saband xit)g. la th* county o[ Seminate **d e tite of Then, too, there oro Eddie Collins ford. FToilda. but U may bava auch oihvr offlaca, and Frank Baker of tho Athlotlca: a a n d « and placet et bucine** in Ftnrtda, aad In oih«r «tetta ut th» United Stai»«, and Milan and Joe Iloehllag of tho Sena­ in fumiga cuuntrie*, a* Ita h au ti rar dirne tur* tors, Reb Russell of the White Sox, may Jrom tlw * te tlm* determin». Artide II. Archer of the Cuba, Demire« of tbe Th* generai nature «f th» bu»lu#*a la bi (Rants, Dsubort of Brooklyn, Event tranaaeted b» thl* corporation, «hall b* a» lo -w ili- ' and Maranvilie of Boaton, and ill the iLiluvr, T o purché«*-, own, nold, control, tea»«, other sparklea In the big league dta- n e i, *«v , mortg*g*.eichang*andoth«rw|*eile»i S o m e ▼ e i p ia U *^ K g iÌ É > l^ > j|b 4 h a - Mo t e l v ó i w o or prefernd atock. »hall be fully i cash teiere lamed to th* »ubacrtl >• P l a n k , U io w o n d tjr fu l p o r ts ld u r o f C o n n ie M a c k 's W h l l o E l e p h a n t s , w a r th o p itc h in g s e n s a tio n o f la s t y e a r's w o r l d ’s se rie s a n d b id s f a i r t o re p e a t th !ffr y e a r . P l a n k h a s b e e n In th e g a m e lo n g e r th a n a n y o t h e r s o u th p a w a n d w i l l p ro b a b ly bo th a fi r s t o f th o 19 13 A p t to le a v e th e b ig s h o w . A a fo r llo n u a 'V a g n e r , h o is Ju a t a It t tio » l o w e r , m a y b e , o n h a r d -h j t g ro u n d U b U i . b u t th e eajtlo e y e a n d th o b ig t4t U 4. a r o .i U I l a t th .Q LO ld a ta n d , t o d i t wftltak" h u rie s m a s h t o pene­ t r a t e t h e P i r a t e * ' s h o r t 'J j o l d w h ile ho Jg p l a y i n g lifa p o s itio n . I f T r l a ' S p e a k e r 's ‘ r e c o r d -b r e a k in g s a la r y d o e s n ’ t go to h is h e a d h e s h o u ld VARIABLE RO U TE T O D EN V ER , S A L T LAKE, CO LO RADO SPRINGS, ETC. 134 W e a l B o y S t r e e t ' TM board of director* may, »ben tha ferred crock to m ired , laou* to tha hoidera ol thia prefarrod atock an aqua] amount of the common atock of tha corporation for aald prefarrod atock. Tbo prufarxad atock to bo iaaued by tho eorporallon ehall hd a participating atock and the holder* of auek preferred atock akall be entitled to vote aald prefarrod rftock at Ike regular annual, or any call mooting at tba atock hoidera of thla corporation; and Ike hoidera e l tha preferred »lock ahati la eaae af liquidation or diaeolution of tka corporation bo entitled to be paid in f«IL both tho principal od f e s l s r d f f i 'a i a s ry s Sanford Machine and Ganga Company LOUISyiLLE & NASHVILLE R. R LOW ■¿sisshevìif v-ft-iy a ■ la ti uf the corporation, a Sied • n if o f ala par centum par y w n a t ll In Ibo Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, lu and fur tha Cuuaty af Seminole. Florida. In Chancarr Ilnntaa 1*. Daniella, In her own right and a* Kiecutriv uf tha to­ ta le ol tv . tv. Daniel», deceased, Cutnplalaant Citation Five hundred dollar« u tho 'price of the F o rd ran about; the touring car ic five fifty; the lovn car »even fifty— f. ». b. Detroit, complete with equipment. G ii chtajog and particular* from '< It* par »alu» of O m Hundred »aliar« -each, «hall be Brrfrrj+rf ^ e w * o b M r v a S n T i^ b y a p lu m p b a t t e r d o d g in g J o h n s o n 's f a a t b a U w h e n I t 5 m n ? s i l o n , In s id e « 4 ^ bM n »«UTF- My romml-élun «ìpirr» H W l f i l t l T , aaviWBìaBrg iTOsyis «i0«-. .Äcutetadi ilm « In Ctraall Vour». 9 *vr»tk ’ JafiirtaJ C im it i Alata «f riarida. Ceuntyipf Bemlaele, te æSSk***#)?'¡É. - J-v^eív*- r Tantiprua . t v nut auw *,v *■ Ÿ»» ere hereby requlrec hill In Ibe above entitled i - It .1« futtber ordered t publiahed once eatk week V)r« »aaka bl tba 8*nlur< ratrtion a» corpo»«ilon» uf tbla « a te . or m y otbev - «tete, country or nation, end paper publlahed at Sanier w bU a-taa owner of adra atock, bond» or tka weal O l 'ka ante i'.hrr olU t»ilon «r to »ttrciaa all tbe atek ta, »lord, florida. 4hl* power* and prm!*(*a ol ovocrtklp tkarenf. and to earn ciao vatios power» there*», ut Ju“** Uve »«me aitent that any natural peraon might tir cnuld fin; to make contract* of all ■- C . 0 . .ftobfnaon •ti-Frí-at« ’ A**Mr»ti»n fee T n 'D eed Vader > 574' 4 fifi, G anar»I Siatele» of > hereby fiv e» that Mr*. 0 . F . IrCbaapT ol Tax Certificóte N o, A ¿CTJrd day of Ju»«. A;~D. I l l I. hy tor* In Chorlay Carr's TMueball fichool. ** Funny thing-AWiOt Shtrwoofi-Ma^ - « * •* . gee Ho Is called a aiotr Ihlnhcrt. «1)11 PirwIduu^ Chlrington. o f the Amor* ba ltodK tho Nstional league alugOwa icon aasoctalion, la In earueat in hta phthy fqr tho Pidciwt league, and tasurd order* to aU owners to bar srml league players from AUond. -Couniy «4 fiomlnolo , 1 hereby eertify that- before me, a notary ptilillr, pereonally anneared, George E. Meat¿ornery, to me well httown t a . Le una ut tho forvgolng »ubacriblns iurorporatnea, and who afhnowtcdged befare me ihat ha giixcrlbid hi* naine tp tho foregeins urtlrlea of incor­ poration lar th* purpoeen thnrein' eipreeted, . W itneu m y hand and nOeiat aest af of-, fice at Sanford in th* county of Samlool* and «iato ot Florida, on tbla tha tat day of June. A. L>. IS I4. U> r*»l « t a l e , and aay rlgbt, liti* intarmi or calate theyein.ln thè atate nf F lu id a, aad office, at lAiuUvill». In tho county uf JrffeN -o*h*e etni a« «1 ibo* United Stale*, «ad In eon, ami »tat« ol Kentucky, on thla tho STtb foroign coustriee; te acqulre, own. Ica » and B*{JWÄiin o ; r o t ;-----occuwy la ria ^ . farro lapd*. or eh arda, gvov«*, J , /u « r)M" ? * Ar .. , Notary Pttbllr. raacnea, tew n «Ite* ami territori«*; to i*y U y toigiaiN ltR etplrg* Fob. 9, ISIS. out, piai, ImprOva, Irrigai», draln. cultlvate, State of Kentucky, \ * __ l If . ■ i f I , , th la i» appvonrlaxu or aeedtul, far ibo-daval- County oi Hell.rreby cWttijr. that befor*'lotary me, oyn in i- or fmprpvamenl of asme, for «ny pereonally » 0peered U , J , pur) U t lor ertile»,thè «ama Mayeha «dan«. ril known to be one o l‘ t h * ___ ed;, là undorteb«* nn l direct ilio* ntaaàge- B Ihlng incorporator*, and « h o arknu»f) before Ute. that ha aubectlbed M* to tho'. foyvtelns article« of Incorpora• r«pt, erect an,I roaetri Ilo», lor tho purpoeee therein asitetaoed. j hiildinsa, work*, taciortca. ha tefe. ' , -, Wllnate my hand and officiél eeal at * uditine«, club knueea, aruuMmefit-p rireville, lo the county pf Hell aad atete a f »creation pierà and «lk»V' Impruvaa Kentucky, «h U»J» the l» t p . day of ||« y , od tku property of (k K corpoiatien, • t i e propetty of utkera; 1« Maaufactur«. A , (M«ii)1 1 * ' H D T M j , n ^ 3 r c W w 8 o ) i . 'duep/. pgftk*»*. acquire,--koid, morti • ~ N p la r y Fu hile, i J piedi*, »eil, »eel(a, U ïptfer, .trade and My commieelou etaim» Jan. ffS,- 1*18. *. Ç.. in timbar, timber Upd«, turpentine, d ee. A. DeCottea, • vt“; pinti»* landa, » « ta l »lem#, lumber and i Aitoraoy tor In c ir p ir a lJ fi. ■ materiale, »od tp hindi* and qtberwia» I» mere bandiec.-ql ayary rl»»a and dea R a t a l h ig h - o x t o W lU la m a . baa th « N a s h v ille -d u b lh o Kanaaa C l t / c l u b , W lllU o a tw a Q g c t l n * a s o tte o f th e In a tm o - aonat property, or 1« labor or aeróle*», er may be l.<u»d or uaed for tho purchaae of real aed pcreonal property, nr for tho pay­ ment of labor or cervie««, at a juat -valua­ tion. to bo determined by the board af directora, Artide IV. 1 Thl» corporation »hall continue, and bevo full power lo «lercia« Ita corporato right« and franchi»«« for a period of n in ety nine year*. ,. « Artici» V. The buiineaa of thla corporation abati bo co a ducted by the loltewing officer»: A preaIdeet and vice preeldent, a ■aeei elary and tree«lifer, »ho may >» one and tha aamu pereoo, and a board of not leca than thtee. nor more than nine director«, » h o muat bo holder« of atock In,»aid corporation, to bo alerted annually by aald atock holder«. Until tha Aral meeting ol the ttockholdete, hereinafter provided for, the offlearn of thla corporation «hall be; George E. Montgomery, preeldent; Walter S. Adame, vice preeldent; M. J. U m i , eecrdtary ana treonurer. Tha board of director* thall be: Georg« E. Montgomery, Walter 8. Adam« and M, J, hi M U. The flrat or orgaaiaation mooting of the etorkholdera o f thla cnrporalion ahall ho held In the city of Sanford, Seminole coun­ ty , atate of Florida, on tha 7th day of July, A. D. 1814, for th* purpoao of adontinff. by-law», completing th* organiaattea n fth i» corporation, and aUo far tha putpoae of electing eurh officer« of the corporation, aa are hereinabove provided for, and there­ after the annual meeting of the stockholder« of title corporation «halt be held on the icrond Tuesday In July, of »«eh and every year.1 Artlrt* VI, ''The high»*l amount of IndaKUdneva or liability to which this corporation ahall yubject lucll »hall b* a-----------an amount* -----equal■ to the. — ol tate corporation. Article VII. The nape* and recidane«* of th* «uharrihtng incorporator* and the antouut «1 capitai atock aubaedhad by anch nr*> aa fol­ low* to* wit; -Georg« E. Montgomery. Sanford, Florida* 100 »hare*. .Walter 8. Adama. I^ulaville, Ky., 100 aharrt. M. J. Mova, Fine ville, Ky., 100 abarca. In Wlthr*« Whereof, the eub»rriblng In* corporator» haw* hereunto ect their aamekGe«. E. Montgomery. i lim it Wr reetrirt. In a»y . buaiaeee or power ef I í'-'t-r- - C ! * Ardite M . *, Ount SI lik e Capitel «teil teHVwtat �■ — erra,T 'iil'yi-ÿ Ai" .. i* e s is . ■ - » fs=B---- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Rent—2 Roams, 2nd flights, sïïTTsBTë ToT TTfTîr im iiamptFr™ n$T gentleman and wife. ^F ln a plaxxa, water, gas stove, toilet, -entirely Address P. 0. Box 893 83-tf Woman Freed for Soroery Re­ cently in Pennsylvania. Vk’^ «j ^h«x" dodtfr whn hod to ward off the evil spirits. A stranger In Carlisle prvUstod, that he. had suffered from pain In the stomach which be believed to be doe to the evil aye of an old woman of the town who wsa generally behaved to have the ability to exercise this baleful power. A “hex” doctor visited him, and when he thought he had dis­ covered a faith In' their mysteries the stranger withdrew and later »sum­ moned him to his house, whore he was Informed that be hadgdlscovered that an old witch had made a wax Image of the stranger and atuck pins In cer­ tain parte of IL Hence tho pains. Could he be cilredT asked the patleoL The "hex” doctor assured him that hie powers wore superior to those al_Uw iwiich. and. he vndudesk.to prove I t Getting a wax Image, he placed It In front of the fireplace, shoved a braes bullet Into an old musale-loadtng pistol and'extinguished all the lights but that pAde by the fire. • The doctor koeft on the floor and the patient was’ told to hold his hands ufxra the seat of hie peins. The bullet waa, then fired Into the obdomea of the wax figure, while Incantations were said, and the man waa assured that ho was cured. With all truthfulness be could key that bo had, no more pain and for himself had proved the existence of witchcraft In Pennsylva­ nia Id the twentieth century. | [ you want to buy or sell Con­ ’1-fsX" Doctor Shoots Wax *1mage to nelly’s Real Estate Office U tho place Ralleva Pains Caused by Powers to do businoa«. 76-tf of- tho Evil E y w ^ a lt In a V All Local Advertisements Under Lawyer's Bad. This Heading THREE CENTS a Wanted—Furnished rooms for New York.—A womap tried for Line For Each Insertion. Minimum light housekeeping. Rooms, c-o witchcraft I We bold up our bands .Herald. * 66-3tp Charge 25 Cents. and wonder a t the bigotry of those narrow-minded Puritans la Salem, In answering an advertisement All idndfl of stenographic and type­ Mass. Booh a situation seems so re­ where ho name or ho«»A number la writing work neatly done. Apply mote from anything that would bo mentioned In .th e ad please do not St. John’s Hotel, Room 12. 77-tfc possible today I Bo we a rt ts the ask The Herald f o r Information a« habit of saying, but It Isnot an Im­ (o the Identity of the advertiser. Wanted—One or more rooms on possibility. Oply a abort Urns ago a woman was Usually we do not know who -the Urst floor ■ftfi light housekeeping.^Un triad'for witchcraft In a court of law advertiser la and If we do we ore furnished, by a n t elderly lady* In south Pennsylvania.' That was not no|* allowed to fire out this in* A. D. K., Herald office. 84-4tc tb* name used In the charge that was formation. Simply write a letter brought against her, but that was the and address It .as per instructions Wanted to buy from owner, either accusation that was lodged ta tho n the’ ad. I • •-*' _ vacant or, Imporvecb elty property, minds of every one Who was Interest­ well located. No agente. Address ed In th* os««, which was tried la a FOR "Property," c-o Herald. 84-2tp region so thoroughly saturated with traditional superstition that not even For sale at a bargain If taken at r Lost— Pocket book, yellow leather, the presen t prosperity and general ed­ once— one Berkshire boar, registered, contained money and valuable pa­ ucation can destroy them. Technically :i years old. Address Leonard Vih- pers. Finder return to L. P. Me the woman was convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses, but ac­ len, R. D. No. 1, Sanford, Fla. Culler’s store and receive reward, tually she was coo rioted of being a Mattsrhorn of Mon, . 86>4tc witch—a “hex" doctor who 86-2tp In the corridor óf uno of our Amer­ wowed.” ican high schools two great plcturea For Sale or Rent— 8 room 2 story In the home of a prominent la hang aa companions: that craggy dwelling house, located at ond of In Camden county there is a bole In peak among mountains—tho Matter­ Oak avenue, known as Sanford the post of a mahogany bedstead filled horn; that craggy peak among men— Heights,; with store house and fair with salt which witnesses to Me beUef Abraham Lincoln.—From Ariadne Gil­ good business and one acre good Guaranteed Wear E vtr Hosiery For In witchcraft. At onft llms ha prose­ bert's “More-Thlyj Conquerors,” fa 8L truck land. Afl together and in Men and V^dmen cuted a case against an old woman Nicholas. • y. I ' good order. Good water on place. who, when convicted and toed, left Ladies’ Special Offer . the court muttering Incantations ■to Reason for renting, climate don’t vowing vengeance. Mercenary. agree with me,-‘ Apply a t once to For Limited Time Only— Six pair of our' finest 38c value That night the lawyer was suddenly ‘W h at did your gudlonco do when T. P. Hill, located on place. ijkdies’ guaranteed hose in black,or attacked with violent pains In the you told them you bad never paid a 8&-2tp Un fhlors with written guarantee, head. The curse had come upon him dollar for a vote and never Intended — . For Sale— Thirty Indian Runner for '91.00 and 5 stam ps for postage. and he foared the wretched old won- to?” Inquired the friend of tho candi­ whom he beltevod to be respon­ date running -for .reflection. “Well, SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN ducks now laying. Reason for sell­ sible for IL Only witchcraft can a fo- applauded, but most of thorn For n limited time only, six pairs ing Is removal to .lace where ducks drive out witchcraft. No doctor of scorned to loao Interest.” cannot be kept. C. C. Morris, of our finest 35c value Guaranteed inedlelno would do In such a case. Hose with written guarantee and R. D. No. 3. 86-2tp A toy laborer who waa born with a pair of our well known Men’s ■'¡caul over his faco was brought In m ho Knew Better. For Sale at a big bargain, as I live Paradise Garters (pr one dollar, nnth Newltt—“They say that tho person so far away cannot attend to this 5 cents for postage with a strong Imagination has abso­ lutely no head'for figures.“ Marryot— 15 acres of Celery Delta at Cameron You know these hosa; they stood "Don’t you believe IL When my wife City, Sanford, Fla. 8 acres irri­ the test when alt others failed. _geta her Imagination at work upon gated und tiled, fine 6 Inch flowing They give real foot comfort. They her age the can roako arithmetic look well. If you want 16 acres of flue have no seams to rip. They never ■lily.’’ celery and potato and vegetable become loose and baggy os tho shgpe land go"and'Took" k t“ thtf—Bllrt mnke U knit TnV noLpressed in. They are me an offer. Trolley from Sanford Guaranteed for fineness, for style, ModSm Student “How about your geometry? I want runs past the land known as the for superiority of material and work­ the hole In the northeast leg of the Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer manship, absolutely stainless and to bed, Oiling It with s a lt over which you to do something In th a t” “Well, to owner. J. P., 26 Columbia Street, wear six months without holes, or n he bad chanted Incantations., This it's this way, father. Unless Imako done, ho announced that the evil pow­ a certain percentage in football, they Hampstead. 1,. I., N.‘ Y. 85-4tp new. pair free. won’t let me take the geometry af Don’t delay send in your order be­ ers bad notified tho witch, who lived In a hut at some distance. Hint she For Sale—Good all round horse. fore offer ciplrra. Give correct could no longer hold dominion over size. M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hnmmork. tho body of her enemy, tho lawyer. Place for the Thermometer. 79**1r WEAR*EVER HOSIERY COMPANY The patient believed that hia.poJna If you have only one thermometer, Dayton,.Ohio ceased from that hour. sacrifice your curiosity an to thè out# For Sale— Horse, buggy and har­ A proape roue merchant In Carlisle aide temperature and hang It In yonr: ness, SIOl) cash. Apply to J. n . permitted the body of hla Infant fchild living room, that you may preservo Hunter, 303 East First St. to be covered with a coating of green your health by keeping the room “Just 87-4tc pjrint, in obedience to the orders of a warm enough.” / *• *r~ For S ale- 160 acres fertile land, 100 acres cleared and fenced, Terms to ault. Dcrivsi & Harris, 138 Wil­ low -Avc., New York. 8?-3tc y fe: b¿v-r•: : Kî; P t- ». ft- Try a Herald Want Ad ____ Character ToJd by the Nose. It la an ancient belief that tho nose Indicates ancestry. We speak abqut th e 'a risto c ra tlo nose • with its high bridge and tho plohelAn nose of tho toller, Cortalnly, In a great many coses, reco can bo distinguished by tbo noao. Tho Hebrew could -hardly »fused with the typical begro ut bo confused nose. Tr.e The highly-arched noso is sup­ posed to Indicate tendency to rule, and the flattened, post) shows servility. These two beautiful n|t{>. •r jewelry lre ,he P ** * Pop. society women in New **•* largest cities, titles. They ^ 6 4 , . . 8fe n«»t m ile„7 g s n t -gold — finished artic!« will gladden the heart of *** or woman no matter how v y l5*‘ Oar Free Offer. All fb the Vision. Some people think that everything In the wort Is twisted and corrupt, end that no human being can bo trusted. Others who are wiser feel very differently about ,IL As Ituskin stye; “In all things throughout tho world, tho men vrrrr loctr f o r ttn r crooked will see tho crooked, and tho man who looks fpr the straight will see the straight.” ______ _ . 1 tUlTd 1Sp^,lrn,ln, and desire to place a ll|g boxV ^ £ fine, healthful gum into every ^ I t sweetens the brcath-whlteJ teeth and olds digestion, U k t refreshing and pleuing ,0 ,» l* every one spending ua but |0e •fi-attmrpe- to- ctrrernh1ppln r will ship a big bo* of 20 r e n l u i packages of the Spearmint Gum JS Include the elegant ’’Tango1, necklace and “ HrdA Th* " '’. absolutely (,H This offer ia foils short time «!, Not more than 2 orders to one u .■ * ty. Dealers not allowed to » ¿ i The leading doctors of France hive this. for years used a prescription of veg­ UNITED SALES Cn.MPANI etable oils for chronic stomach trouble Dayton. Ohio , . -P .O .B stu, and constipation that acts like a charm. One dcisc will convince you. Severe cases of years standing are often greatly Vila Program Arranged. benefited within 24 hours. So many The limit of coolnesa was people are getting surprising result« that reached by a Yorkshire (Eoj we feel all persons suffering from con­ stipation, lower bowel and stomach churchgoer, who requested the tn troubles should try Mayr’a Wonderful to open the windows before the m Stomach Remedy. I t ia now sold here mon, aa It waa uahealthy to alten t*. hot rood). 1 by L. R. Philips & Co. (Adrt.) French Remedy For • Stomach Trouble NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE STAM PS MERRIAM W EBSTER Tho O n ly N ew unabridged die* tionary in mtay yoara. Contains tho p ith and essence of a n a u th o rita tiv e lib ra ry . C overs e v e ry field o f k n o w l­ ed g e. A n E n c y c lo p e d ia in a sin g le b o o k . t o o O n ly D ic tio n a ry w ith th o N ew D iv id e d P a g e. ■ ■ 400,000 W ord«. 2700 Pagoa. 6 0 0 0 Illu s tra tio n s . C ost n e a rly - h a lf a m illio n d o lla rs . T h a t’s .what we'd have youdo By which you’ll find O ur goods the best L o t u s t o l l y o n a b o u t t h iB m o s t r o m n r k n b lo a ln g lo v o lu m e . Ever Offered You O ur bread, our buns, O ur pies, our cake, O u r rolls and nil the rest, We rely upon, good friends J . L . M i l i o r ’s B n k c ry p r G.&C.MmfaaC*. Springfield, H u a H tifi Malnoti». For Side- 1910 f’ odillav ton log] «sir (or $40(1.00, just overtotaled, in good running shape. chine Si Garage. Sanford Ma­ R2-tfc For,'Sale— Practically bran, new 1914 Overland touring car, - fully equipped, sell starter,, electric lights In use short time by owner. $850 cash takes 6ar. B.’ & O. Motor>Co. All Pure Silk Crepe de Chine ..... . . $6.00 For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow. I’. 0 . ;/ Box 1367._______________ 7-d..;— When you want a typewrites--*«*« Connelly, also ribbons nnd parboil •■■■■ ' —, , - 74L4L Ifbr Sale—Black saddle and driving mere.. Inquire of J. D. Roberts at grocery. EVERY CORSET LADY’S FAVORITE LADY THAT WANTS LACES For .Sale—Two Jersey heitert with fî.rjU calf, J. D. Hoekln», Second ■tteit. 84-4tp * 'or Sate—Two good horses anc^ ng wagon. 'In q u ire of Coco Cola Uing Co. 80-tfc Silk Chiffon;-alP colòrs ne Silk, fancy FRONT For Sate or Rent—Two nice resi­ dences at a bargain. W. J, Thigpen 80-tf - i :i TO RENT FuiWahed room ‘for rent Terms rea* sonable. Apply 214 Park avenue. 68-tí phi For R ent—Rooms/ large, pool, screened and well furnished 4or housekeeping, At 302 J a f k dvenue. ‘84-tf Op—— —. 7 For Rant—Completely . fbr&lshed houee^wfth piano for 4h*l summer. Fow steps to fcqetofficc, dupot and; stcam ef codlr. " A7 Wv Brown, En-« terprlre,. Florida. Fpr Reni—Furnished offlcp'equlpith roll top desk, affiw chairs and tables. Also a r “ typewritmrjT ^ ment for sale or We are •* . 1 i-/ -j >, V ... % ’' *' K-<- to U Sh** 1*1. �- . ■ * -si Bm OmCIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD E SANFORD HERALD PU BLISH ED ¡SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N FO R D — Lift h Worth Lioing VOLUME V r-;;\-v n ANTI-TRUST LAWS WILLOCCUPYSTAGE IN THE SENATE SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1914 __________________________ NO. S3 Lawn Social Was Great FLORIDA LEADS AGAIN Tho Jawn social given by the Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Fulier’e Earth Comes In Great church last Friday night was a great Quantity From Florida success socially if not financially and Washington, June 23,—-Another those who attended are looking fordistinction )}*» come to the state of w ard ao more of ^heee social gather­ Florida- In a bulletin on "The Proings during the sommer. The spa­ duetion of Fuller’s Earth in 1913" cious home, and bcautfiful grounds the United Slates Geological Survey WILL MAKE AN EFFORT TO of, the Stevens home perfectly adapt­ aays: they w il l l i k e l y b e t a k e n A GREAT SURPRISE T O OUR NORTHERN PREVENT THE REGULAR ed to an' affair of this kind were "Florida is the leading fuller's £ UP i n THE SENATE never more beautiful.' John Giiham DEADLOCK earth producing state, having re­ FRIENDS—T H E FORMER W INTER TODAY • ^ of the Brotherhood class had strung ported for 1913 over two-thlrda of myriads of incandescent lights the marketed output of the entire RESORT NO W A SUM M ER RESORT through the trees and Mho porches country.” ; . ‘ ’ 1' _ind these vari-coiernhslohes «bowed Florida is first in the production the'''Yoliag’e and mammoth shade ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL REGISTER THE ‘of pineapples, first In the production trees and the green grass beneath of long staple cotton, first in the pro­ STATE OF “SUNSHINE, FRUITS AND FLOW­ even better than, the Sunlight could duction, of naval stores, first in the NEW SUGGESTIONS TO EMBRACE V ; ERS” IS THE COOLEST IN THE UNION OTHER INTERESTING NEWS OP do, making a ' veritable bower of production of cigars manufactured SEPARATE PLANS FOR THE summer Florida & auty and the real THE WORLD AT LARGE IN from Cuban tobacco, and now it Is CONSTITUTIONALISTS aefulgence wax furnished by a large JABLpID FORM officially accorded first rank In the sections of the country, the area of Florida la the oooldat state in the arc light th a t threw its-rays across Niagara Falla, Ont., June 23.— ^ Wiahlnktont^June 23 .~ T b e' senate th e street and held the attention of union in the summer and Sanford is precipitation during the last twenty- production of fuller’s earth. The South American mediators to­ This four hour«- being’ confined mostly to The bulletin deals interestingly day proposed a new course of action, tQ) begin work on sn ti-tru st legi»- those who were passing. Scattered the coolest cjty ip the state. the Northeast with a narrow belt of s proven by the Times Union of with the subject, saying in jp a rt: Ution today unleaa pin ns of tho lead­ all about the grounds were tables which not only will prolong, media­ "The original use qf fuller's earth, tion proceedings, but eventually may en -fa I. Senator Newlanda will and chain! (or the guests to be com­ Jscksonville in an article in tlie Sun­ precipitarion from South Dakota Fair ront w W h it obtains its name, was work out a soluiloti of the Mexican bring the first meaaure on the pro­ fortable t&Lo being served ice cream, day edition‘in which-,the tem pers-' westward to the Pacific slope. ,, rv* • . weather prevails over practically the n tulU'nfc-WAiloth. But little is now problem. ture was taken odftlally and the gram to the floor by calling up> thU <n* cake and tattkmade and to make the entire southern section, ai^d--J^tr 5 [cusedVifr this eouhtry. for that pur­ following figurca given to the public. ftderal trade commiasiot} b " " “ A * m t-., $cca*ipn aee<i*îjÿiaÎ masculine the The nature of the plan, designed pi2)Uipai,‘t»e being in the to prevent the deadlock between the "Jacksonville's temperature regis­ ulsrty over \frh cottbn'IflS t/- »“ .- ■■ pose, \j completed by Uic Inters members of the Brotherhood waited Tebiperatur*« »rq. biply/JoTor. cyn- ileaehidg; -<ei«ri(ying or filtering of American and .Mexican deiegatea nerfo committee! N o e 'J on the tables altired in regulation ter yesterday dra* 86; and ohly two trsl and southern l^ tlo n a* .' 8f “ he fats, gfewfla and oils. 1^ is also places in the state touched the 90 »mate ia ready to predlc chef style with white aprons and from abruptly ending the confer­ country, but cooler wo^«T^e^*i»T(s ucd In the manufacture of pigments ence, hads been more closely guar de mark, while all the rest of the coun­ ram will bp fiidahed ci! caps under the supervision of ’the try the high nineties and 100 were oVer the northeast and’ lakes or printing wail papers, for the de­ than anything that haa transpired e It will gfl'to the Whited head waiter, E. E. Brady. region, which is under th#„.influence fection of certain coloring matters in at the conference. , lor the President's algnature. Ali during the evening delightful tho rule. Very llttfe rain w%* reported from of an area oMdgh barometer. (D y e r some food products, and as a sub­ tn of both parties are convinced music was rendered by the Brock It beoame known, however, th a t Florida stations, or from any of the Florida the tem perature at 7 a. m. stitute (or talcum powder The another effort was being mage to Rowcver, th a t the President intend phurch Orchestra on the porch and U aee that' CongreM stays here until the spacious residence was also open rest of the country, and the forecast was >0 degree«, and practically the common practice with mineral oils bring the constitutional!«* into close (be anti-trukt work ia done, and to the public, the cool rooms offer­ seemed to indicate clearing or clear «am» temperature prevailed o n ’ the a to dry the earth carefully, after touch with the purposes ol media­ while there is the same old dealre ing- the ladles a chance for social weather, where unsettled conditions Immediate Gulf coast westward to which it Hs ground to suitable sixes tion without formally admitting snd run intp long cylinders, through them. The suggestion contemplates to get away, there are not many conversation and getting together. and local showers had been common Texas. during the p u t week. The winds are light and variable which the crude, black minerals oils separate conferences between tbo who think adjournm ent possible un­ T he. affair was unique as n social Generally fair*Sunday with gentle, on the lower coasts. Conditions are allowed to percolate slowly. As American delegate* and representa­ til tho trust bills are passed. because no charges were made for * An effort may be made during the cither the refreshments, or the ser­ shifting-winda, mostly sduth’over tho favor, generally fair weather over a result, the oil that first comes out tives of the constitutionalist*. Jus­ week to aid in expediting these bills vice of the gentlemanly waiters, the northern portion of the state, was this sect on tonight * snd Sunday; is perfectly water white, and much tice Lamar and F’federick W. Lah| through the Senate. Democratic guest* leaving a freewill offering in what waa said of today, by th e local Ueht variable winds, mostly so u th thinner than that which follows. rnan would continue their dealings The oil allowed to continue percc^ with the Hucrt» delegates through leader» are anxious to have the party the plate for the new Presbyterian weather man. arly.” latlng through the earth untf&Tbe the mediation board. In th ‘s w»y get together in conference and d e ­ church. •-• ~7~ Tha following are the maximum lsting through the earth until he all elements in the Mexican situation termine its 1 ne of action before the A huge score hoard leaning against temperatures reported by Florida Trip to Enterprise * color reaches a certain mjuumum would b ; drawn together and there saraaurea aro far on the way, Sen­ tbo. house attracted the attention statlona yesterday: thade. . y, On account of the Camp Fire would be no necessity for the dec­ io r Kern, m ajoruty leader, who haa of thé people present and upon get­ Apalachicola....................- . . . 90 £irls at. Enterprise the terry boat 'With the vegetable oils t he"pro­ laration of an armistice until some been out o town, ia exported back ting nearer it they discovered $500 GalnesvIDeV. . ..., will have special cheap rates of 26 cess Is radically different. The oil Is argument was reached and ap['within a few days, and.on'm s return a n d \$250 and $100 sections, which . 85 Jacksonville. . . . . cents the round trip beginning* next heated In large tanks beyond the proved by the constitutionalist*. I the subject of' a party conference interpreted meant that any one who . 88 Key W est. . . . . . . Thursday morning. , The boat Alma boiling point of water;- from 8 to 10 The plan was said to be a result of ; wid be taken up iA earnest. felt disposed could put their name . 88 Miami. L J V _ * it _gr* V t -* -> -May will .leave Sanford dock -.At .9 per cent of it* weight of fuller's the visit of Minister Naon of Ar­ Many Democrats believe th a t it down for th a t amount and during . 86 Madison. ... . . and 11:90 In the morning and 4:80 earth Is thep added; snd the mix­ gentine, to Washington, where Pres­ 90 will serve tp give notice to Repub­ the evening about $8000 was pledged Marianna. . . . 1■* * .» *- f .w•-.< ip_^he .a/iernqon. t ture I* vigorously stirred ,and then ident Wilson la said to bava empha­ 82 licans th a t it will be useless for them for tho starting of the .new building S an fo rd .. . .r * j * *-* i j-*j»Tgri Special trip 'from Ssnford Thurs­ filtered off through bsg filters. The sised the written statem ent of Jus­ 86 to struggle, against the Democratic th a t will soon grace th f lot a t the Tampa . . .. day night for the Aspinwall enter­ coloring . tpttteL_r*mains', with the tice Lamar that any agreement not 86 determination to enact its own form corner of Oak avenue and Third Titusville .. tainment. Boat will leave Sanford earth, the filtered o 1 being pf * pale approved by the constitutionalists 86 ofi yjrGat levitation and that this atti- street. Tallahassee. Tho social while not a successful . tudt wilt'aid in bringing about ad­ Rains haVe ceased over southern dock i t ' 7:30. Round trip 25 cents. straw colPr,'providing the operation wabtd be Va paper agreement," and has been conducted with sufficient would not accomplish the sole pur­ journment* late in July or early in financial ‘venture was a great eoAcare. " pose of the United States, which fa August.. *7 ‘ y’-V vontion of the church peoplo of Ssn^r HANFORD’S CANNING FACTORY MASONIC PICNIC ‘Fuller's earth was first d'seoyered the pacification t ..... i - 1' i t - r ' J r. •ford, as all of them combioed in - ■j of - Mexico. ' w.-*»-- - / ./»■. . • making It a delightful social gath lit the United States in i 891 hear Emerimn. E . Dcitrick, m anagerial Will Put Up Fruits, VegetJbles.KraOt 1 Junior* Have Outing Alexander, Ark., by John Usen, whlo a theatrical production presenting a «ring and the members of the B roth­ The Masons snd Their Fsmllles Will Turtle and Clatfi^.oups ,r Picnic at .Woodland Park, T he Junior Christian Endeavor U still a-producer. This earth Was troupe of trained Ilona w si killed «hd erhood class feel th a t they have The Herald ha* set fie.•*<!-' The Masons and ’ their families of the Presbyterian church ‘ Lere . * .............. ............................. for a time by th e■.808 r.partiy devoured in Chicago by. «lx been amply repaid by the generous vantage* ol s canning’ fheto^yvri^H.iw lion« when, he entered . the car fn response of those present and from expect to have one big.tltpe at.lrjfood Sanford section for many y e a rs'sn d ri5S-**th>n farm a'n^.ye^M ^S T 011 Cor?Pil"y'*c . were delightfully entertained Thurs- ** which they w ere . c a g e d . While the their humble efforts a great start land Park next Thursday and the at last oqe man a t least has scon but its use was finally. abandon>-d. day afternoon at the home of How­ epera were recovering D ietrich’» toward the new church has been following invitation has been ex­ the advisability of having a canning In 1893 fuller's earth 'wa*'discovered ard Hwartx on Silver Lake, some tended to the Masons: incur. Quincy, Fla., by accident. An thro« mile* south of Sanford- The '• • dy a lion escaped from ail-adjoin­ made. You and every other Maeon in factory here where so many fruits ¿ffort- was made to burn brick on greater portion of the party -went ; ing cage ^nd torrorited tha residents Windham—Moore hearing of .this notice ar 6 Invited to and Vegetables, fish snd clams can the property of the Owl Cigar Com­ out in a targe wagon filled with .of the thinkly populated quartet’ in It scemj that our old friend, attend this annual picnic- You and b e.had snd «¿here so much is wasted pany; the effort failed, but .an em­ straw ; others went in automobile«, which the car stood. The escaped Jimmy Windham of Orlando has your family and any Who are ina- every year that could be canned and ploye ,of the_ company called atten­ while stlj! more enthusiasts went In lion finally wax -driven back to it* boon married and M17bride is Miss sonicaiiy connected. The fare Is !5c sold afterward. irivate conveyances. Each df the Icar, having’ harmud no one. George A. Buch, the manager of t h | B«m<* tion to the cloee resemblance, of the F l o r e n c e Moore, sister of Mm. Hop- round Dip, leaving a t .foot of Park tarty carried a well filled lunch basclay used to the Germah fuller's McChord, keeper of the lions wsS son of this city and well known here. avenue 8, 8:30, 9 A. fti. and 12 m., inole Fish Co., has a place in the earth. In consequence' of this dis­ cet and upon arrival' proceeded to . unable to help Dietrich. I The following from the Saturday and,.after, U .^ c e s a jry tq. accommo­ Lefiler buildipg and for .some time covery t her* - wad eanalderable ex­ Uk« full charge of Mr. Swart* home. r v /:■ '• \ __‘ I . edition of j J u ilupofler-Star followg; date. T h oeed*rfrJnc- lo -go. Your b w - h e n H e the fish and produce citement snd supposed deposit* of Silver Jiake has a,sp len d id w n d j , . ; uffregette baiting has become the Mr. Jnines E. Windham -left yes­ bsskeis drill’-tfe taken nflt in .a team.. business; but being an expert canner fuller's earth were deported from a m itom , thus making it an Ides) b « tW ‘ :Yegular Sunday am usem ent of -Lon­ terday afternoon for Daytona, where, to T. J. Miller .& h e -Jibs been fteping bis eyes open don crowds. Police were kept busy It ia announced by hix* friends, on Son store. . Don’t be worried with to the possibilities of this business in number of states. The material In ng place, there being priv^t*,-dockAv . ,* along lU ’ilhoree; Th^. , party .lliffLocfqy _iii Hyde Park protecting tho Sunday hp will lead ,-to the m atri­ th e.b w k et. Sanford and will soon' have a moat the most of tbes«”dfepogUn was found riedly donned their antilntlc'clothing to be of r\o value as fuller’s earth. women.'and escorting th in to places monial altar Miss Florence Moore • In the evept th at any qf thh mem­ complete outfit for the* canning of al and proceedftd^ <4 'disport them- , ' "From, the inception of tha indus­ of Rafétjf. VaripiíB suffragette mcot- Mr. Windham is one of the popular bers have Ifeen overlooked the Ma­ kinds of fruit* * spd vegetables as salve« In p lscifi^ w aterf'b rih e Ia.ke. try Florida has been the^leading 7 inga were broken up and (ho'speak- managers of the Yowell-Duckworth sons wish It to be understood that well a* sour kraut, turtle soups and Mr*. Richsrd C. Maxwell' was given « . iuiner.clsm *soup t h a r i r the depiw *acint'xt*t*r“ A tf im -th e prohttstjed from t-he ptatfoAae with store, being aL the head of tho shoe any and «11 Mason* *ijd t b i l r fam­ ... , * « t i I. «• . <4((s»4 a h i s ' * m A u l ì , * nm I I t » * « a l a i * * ‘ } • trhesl* of -a ducking in the Serpen­ department. The bride to be . is ilies are cordially welcome to attend light qf the epicure and makes the dtlction was only tVro or three state«. the prise for high diving. Mrs. -C. P Paxton took the awartFfor tin* great, In 1897-1899 it w u reported from tine., *■*. From the,- temper of the quit«' well known hero, and has been the picnic. Invitation* were sent weiLs eat long distance » w l m m e r . ; crowds thpafc: tlireát* probably would ono of the efficient Utachoxs in the put by postal but some of. tjiem There are *0 many tomato** th»t Florida, Colorado and New York, hayc been put intp e*«cutlo!r'except public schools of Orange county m*y have been delayed in . trans go t<£ rot aacb ye*r in the fields her# with a very small proportion from Graham was given « ptiae for t|elhg? V, able to remain tu: . for the energetic-action pf the police; having been a t Oakland during the mtaaion' Woodland Park is one of tbdt Mr. Buch ought tp get all he .Utffb; in 1901 Arkansas w u |a d d e d longer thatt any one. ‘fciaidp Purdoiv to th# list. From 1 1904 to 1907 Ar . Hcrvérat womepí'spccíÁlo.rs' w e ^ s u b - )juf-term. The many friends of the the prettiest picnic grounds in*the want* merely - for the .asking ant kanaaa wag the second (¿fifer pro­ Lillian "Hetririg and UUlari .. jxcf»• 8 to rough treatm ent. j'yoiing couple w 11 extend pre- state and the Masog*; picnic is they can bo put up at*-a nominal cost ducer. Fuller's’ earth was found tn swam * a draw swim .for a box of . cOngratuUtiona for their (more hx£- bound to be a succees^ * Remember and «old back to the trade at a rea­ •T : ------ *r---- ------ -rt- 7Georgia .soon'after Its-diaW rcry In chocolates and will have to do the •t **.;• . ■ •'*. pineia In tbu wedded stale. They the date, next T h u rsd af.-June 26th. sonable price! Turtle# are plentiful, i appear vfjjolc stunt o-iAr.’.’ Francl* Dutton ■y " Dr. Armstrong H fr¿ both-the soft shell and the green ,eea Florida,-vbutfG«orgia’ did wilj m*He their homo in" Orlando, . ‘when It«hd Junior Dutton, a couple Ol tot* h * a 'p ro d u c e r‘ Until 190 turtles and the "ddtffllhk clam* are ■ p t and Sinr./E. P. A’rmslrong on taking apartments on West street. ~XP” Story1—Bogard w ko’jreside pear the lake were given *' wH the t-hird largro^ prdddclni: ^ ^ ^ h t i r 'Aekutlful • yéacht " Rlveryiéw Misa Anna D. Story was married roost plentiful on the coast. ch«T‘ prise Jhr being the bjat t all state; it hs# ranked second rinc# c Vjl*r!da UnirerBily C stsligue Maid, are in thu city this‘week’ to Mr. W. S. Bogard at .fi o’clock • Mr. Buch. who Is a German and, Unlyerslty of Florida csts- Sunday afternoon at the home of knows about sour kraut has an-idea ■ince 1909, In* 1994 Alabama and gpolfntl cavort cm in either deep or u ( ywaht' being/anckored at tha, oky, shaHorw^. w ater." ■' dpoV.V Thpy are accompanied by ioslm ipr !? • n?8t bo,lW -of her sister, Mra. A, D. Wells, who (hat a can of good sour kraut With Massachusetts, and'/in- 1907 9pnt| >.'t-,-«11«'swimming cbnUsti ‘ their dsughWr, Miss Ruth and sob, 200 pages flow ready lor-distribu- I vea in the seuthesat section, of the «-few welners in thsm will tem nt the Carol!qa and tr#sax • ftrat »enortac been completed the party repi production: In 1902 California en­ L. G. Armstrong and expect to’spend tlont I t ' contain* valuable'• ipfor^ city, Rev. E. T Pouieon of the appetite .of any one and be h u a keadqbartera where Jthe feast roatlon-about the history of Oiy Unl- ^Baptist church officiating. I t was a special-- ran of this kind th a t will tered Vh# liflt.” »'¡.-several days'ln-rn. On account bevn spread, coffee made and lemon­ vgjsity, it* governmept’ and regula­ ‘simple but Impressive homo wed­ prove most popular with the trade. the upper river being low they m iy ade built, .and the damage done to Mi i . not ascend very far but they cjtpect tion*,’ the name* of it* officers and ding . The contracting .partita Jfifli Hall Game Thursdsy the eat* proved u> be total In its governing «1 Chuluota and both. 4rfi highly . WjrtnJoy several side trip» whllff teschen», »nd o* tho demolishing _f*fff«t*. There will be some ball playing YQ^NO LARRX OOTUE htfe: The Rlvervlew Maid U out boards. It tails about the beautUul teemed young pdqple, who ha»*u» Hext Thursday at Holden Psrk **:Chaperoned by Mrs. —A T * ifrlend* - t m.mm.Jim ■* >k. mJ! • V, tthem l i u trt Sf tlf t 6 mwish joy ñr.tfis finest pleasure yichis thdt campus, tbs splendid buildlngs^snd 111O^l f of Max we 1 , ^ fra ^ .T j K. Bates, Mrs. And Grandfather McComb Is Proslybjn^Ahe braves from Winter Park ^iTfll-tho. St; Johns river and the the sxcellent equipment; gives and success.— Reporter-Star, Iratcd W^h Je/ wfir come up -io take the scalps' of Paxton and Mr«. Graham. Tho tailed InformationJfbout the various %*ord qonvrt: fronl'iH#T',Ypr.k'theb the Celery Growers and the ball'fsna younR ladies were Mlasee May Doyla Post master Too Old departments of iiilf^action, courses should^W -pU 1n .force to see th* Lillian. C. Gibson, Alice D. Whltner, ReprtsentdUve Sparkman, fliMls, Jklr. amV;Atri.“ Larry: of study, and Ustes the ^rm« and irYwd« j p fMabel- C. Bowler of -jacksonville. gam« arid t’ncpuraye the home j>roud parant* pi à finfjjmw ^ y ;á rfd to his great regTtt, th at Poetmtafter ( S - #Bd,)pfoip(jter oí the beautiful sitb- nujthod* oJ admission to the unl- General Burleson will not content the mother i* d 0i n$ 'wWt, Me!I H. Whltner, Lettie Caldwell, Much of f b f lia v te ^ of the seaton a n d ,to JucksouvlMev-yRiverview, and torsity; It ahoks 1^6 loartost of at­ Lucy C. Wlhtner, Lillian B. Herring, depend* upon the atfendsne^ and ao father AleiCcunl^ ^ ta f,'T b » -* Herald to the appointment of .’hie friend, tendance and the opportufalUea for V wesltbjr by the rapU _ Eaaio-Purdon, AnnJe-Whitner, Eather far this season tbora ho# not been that bç W M in ig very tired but.very Captain dames McKay, •«If help «I tho university, of r,al *,U te V Hnnpy -Ibern* l*’ rejoicing In the th# -vowd at the games that the Woodburn, Muriel Ifnrrold, Ganyla m u te r of *Tampa. lander showing '-hs date of opdnAlthough tí h o m e 'o r thd 'gflllanv eaptain of the boyfriwould Ilka .to «#♦. L et every Robert», France,» AsplirWall, Vir­ Captain McKay la-very next fall and oL other important advanced to ginia tiraith, France* Leavitt and New Y trk Giant*. Mrs. Doyle w u qria come out dri Thursday and but ha Is uventy-four yuww old, and of tho university jr e tr . Tris ' 'Lu* h r tha Franc«« D lUlon. Tht> young’ Gertrude McComb of t _ he boys not only financially tii« Poatma«tar General rulag luid be In the ha^d* of THE PEACE MAKERS TAKE NEW TACK IN . MEXICAN TANGLE FLORIDA COOLEST STATE SANFORD COOLEST CITY BY OFEICIAL FIGURES CARRANZA’S AID WILL BE SOUGHT CONFERENCE _ BY THE DEMOCRATS party f m other racoromtnl :no • _____ : ist ì f:. V. m arid � 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, June 19, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 19, 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>, June 19, 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