8 10 117 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4cdaab9ab01c1a141155839ad69ddd85.pdf 48fe9d5da5128be09d1dbc03e9f24a9b PDF Text Text Sulphur Is Adviséd ’ Wanted— Position as ntenographer Will work cheap through tho sum met. Call at 211 E. Third St. - 78-4 tp CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING T R ÌC E 'S T R U M P E T E E R (Article* PnblUbed unptr thU Heading fur nl&bed by N. P. A. Bure*a. JaekaonrlUe) •nu i would be genuinely JuJ ■oe them swallowed up b y S ! ,*4 * vortw of folly. which Ut^ out and discarded by X And Baptists years ago. ^ LUtcn to the grandiloqutn. ■ prevision of superlative foil, ) * uforetaid Synod -The Z f e * bacco U acquired, and sinful habit and ju I « ' ^ hurtful to thu body and k TkU b r i., ,h„ c . , 5 ^ X \ Z wwo men, they have desired tn , t U,e Lord's affairs fn their own ^ According to the isaodsted ports, "th e church now ^ license a minister, elder or or to appoint .'Sunday school cr who uses tobnceo, and it j, ,L posed to bring the membership?! to the same standard." All this 2 the recommendation of the tcmpcranco committee. ‘ For a long time I have been tea ing my readers the prohibition M* would not be content 'without pnL scribing what men should driuk. Tyranny, under whatever gulw ¡i appears, recognizes no limiiattoBs On account of the possibility of Prlmary Law— Good and Bad infection with powdery scab, the All kinds of stenographic* ffnd type­ The Bryan Primary Law Is by no whose overhanging department is how recommending writing work negtly done. Apply. tfful trees means 'perfect. It is hardly wlthTn St. John'a Hotel, Room 12, 77-tfc branches afford 1a delightful shade all ‘ potato growers Uj , trost their tho scope of human effort to make n for the many aodal functions of the seed potatoes with sulphur. This is perfect law, until it has been "tried Wanted—Six families to keep cool neighborhood, for Mrs. Rpnfro is made expedient by the fact that in­ out" and its weak points shown by not only a charming hostess herself fected seed potatoes hnvo been ship­ ^ All Local Advertisement* Under this Bummef. *. Write for apartments. but s generous neighbor to other ped out of Maine, where powdery experience. Hut it Is going to be Box 223, Daytona Beach, Fla. This Heading THREE .CENTS a, .. . hostesses who frequently use the scab now exists. Recent tests jus­ mighty hard to prove It hasn't suf­ 82-4tc lawn for their affairs. tify the department's scientists in ficient redeeming traits to make it Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Wanted— One or more rooms on Lost Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Geo. recommending t thorough duatinfc appeal to the people after, proper Charge 25 .Cents. It is very probable first ffoor for light housekeeping, un­ Armstrong was the gracious hostess with flowers of sulphur after tho amendment. furnished, by an elderly lady. * at a going away, party complimen­ potatoes have beon cut tia a preesu- that nearly every candidate who was . In r answering an advertisement A. D. K., Herald office, v- 84-4tc tary to Airs'. G; B. Waldron,, who tioa against the disease, but tho defeated wllf attributo that result to where no name or“hooae-nutnber Is leaves shortly for Tampa' »her* she treatment is by no 'means intended the Bryan Primary Law, and walk mentioned in the ad please do' not Wanted to buy from owner, cither will make her’ future' home.'‘ Be­ to take the place.of formaldehyde ns around with a 'knife *up his sleeve ask Tho Herald for Information as vacant on iraporved city property, neath the trees a charming scene was a general disinfectant. The depart­ to emasculate it when the legislature to the. Identity of the advertiser. welt located. No agents. Address •presented, with its comfortable ment advises the use of both for­ assembles. But there is no getting Usually we do not know who the around dome proposition* A. gen"Property," c-o Herald. 84-2tp chairs and benches, gaily* colored maldehyde and Bulphur. advertiser Is and If we do we ant Wanted—To buy a borne on favor­ cushions and the tables with their Before cutting tho potatoes should th man who Is disappointed but not allowed to give ont this In­ able terms before July 1st. -Cen­ snowy white, covert filled with cut he soaked in u solution of 1 pint of philosophical still, writes mb, "There formation. Simply write a _ letter trally located. Box 1265, city. glass and dainty china holding vases formaldehyde to 30 gallons of water. and address It aa per Instructions •i •84-6t with masses of varl-eolored flowers. They should then be allowed to dry Tha ladles had been —- -j-; -hlyTr'SWe ,ir »*•»•' or while ten-ten social but herein was a sur- spread out on a clean floor. This la Dubious Syntax, But. True. SALE There nro mom people In tbts coun­ pria» for the honoree of tha after- known to be effective against a, try eating too much than there are noon, for a vory lovely gift of. a cut- common scab and black leg, and For Sale— $2,600.00 buys celery i tarring. Perhaps If the former didn't« glass lemon dish and fork was a should therefore be employed In all farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 years. die latter wouldn't i tangible souvenir of the esteem and cases. Whether it is ‘ equally effec$600 cosh, balance 1, 2, 3, 4, years affectlen in which Mrs. Waldron is tlve against powdery scab la doubtat 8 per cent F. B. Woodcock, lield by her friend« and associates ful, and for this reason the use of Wasted Day, Owner, 7 Oxford Place, Kirkwood, tn the Congregational churoh. Mrs. sulphur Is strongly advised In ad• Of r.ll day*, the one that la most Georgia. 79-8tc waited la that on which owe has not Henry Wight in one of her usual dition. Tho potatoes should be cut F R E E ¡a fe ife s : s s * happy, pleasing talks made the pres- first and then dusted thoroughly For Sale at a big bargain, aa I live laugh ed. —Cham fort entation in behalf of the ladles. bo far away cannot attend to this and honesty. There is another thing ulor jewelry are the craze tntig Mrs. Waldron responded gracefully 16 acres of Celery Delta at Cameron In accepting the gift. Delirious re­ which greatly commends it. It ,1a society women In New York and tb» City, Sanford, Flo. 8 acres irri­ true that there was less mud slinging largest cities. -They are nest ud freshment! were served during the gated and tiled, fine 6 Inch flowing afternoon and acrimony. In the primary just elegant gold finished articles tbit F. P. Strong and well. If you want 16 acres of fine held than any Florida ha* ever gone will gladden the heart of every pd Mias Flora Walker presided at the celery and potato a n d ' vegetable punch bowls, while Mrs. Renfrtwnthrough with. As a result there are or woman no matter how young or land go and look at this and make slsted Mrs. Armstrong In segwng. Guaranteed Wear Ever Hosiery For fowor wounds to heal after tho con­ how old. \ery stylish and attri*.') me an offer. Trolley from Sanford • « ; Mrs. Armstrong's guests were Mesflict, and the number of downs and tivc. runs past the land known as the Men and Women Our Free Offer. We are tdvnouts has not been increased. Tho dtmes C. E. Walker, Henry Wight, Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer Ladles' Special Offer THE MERRIAM WEBSTER Spearmint (’hewing Ctm ' Moughton, Henry Witte, Charlotte provision for registration every two Using to owner, J. P., 26 Columbia Street, Tho O nly N ew unabridged dieFor Limited Time Only— Smith, Annie Walker, Maasey, Will years far-. doubtless an expensive Hampstead. L. I., N. Y. 86-4tp tioimry la m any year«. ' Six pair of our finest 36c value luxury na welt as a useless waste of Contains the p ith and essence ■'Hand, C, R. Walker, Findlay Mun­ For sale at a bargain, 8 year old ladies'-guaranteed hose in black 6r time and a great annoyance for the ion, K. P. Strorig, Harvey Renfro, o f an authoritative library. horse and a good cow. S. A. Hous­ tun colon with written guarantee, average voter, and will likely be Walter Hand, Wright, E. T. Wood­ Covers ovory Sold o f knowl­ ton, Cameron avenue, R. F. D. No.3 for $1.00 and 6 stamps for posl&ge. given short shrift when the legis­ refreshing and pleasing to all M ruff, W. D. Peter», R. A. Terheun, edge. An E noyolopodia in a SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN ainglo book. Misses Eva and Flora Walker, Dr. lative body assembles, but it Is very every one spending us but 60c For a limited time only, aix pair« likely that those w ho'favor a fair 6 stamps to cover shipping costs-»*' C. E.* Walker and Mr. Eraser Arm­ Tho O nly D ictionary w ith the J 'For Sale— Good all round horse. of our finest 36c Vidua Guaranteed expression of the voter at the polls will ship a big box. of 20 regular 5t N ew D ivid ed P a g e. strong. • M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. •ipO.OOO- W ords. 2700 Pages. llose with written guarantee and will be loth to part with the new packages of the Spearmint Gum sat 79-tf 6000Illustrations. Oostnoarly a pair of our well known Men's law entirely. Include the elegant Ingenious Excuse. half a m illion dollars. For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting Paradise Garters far one dollar, and “ Tango" nccklaco And "Erilya Rather Celebrated Author (to book­ car for $400.00, Just overhauled in L ot us toll y o a about this most Thaw" bracelet absolutely free. seller's salesman)—"Look here I ! 6 cents for postage, romarkablo singlo v o lu a o . Users of Tobacco Take Notice good running shape. Sanford Ma­ You know theae hoso; they atood This offer Is for a short time only. don't see my book displayed on your Write far sample shelves," Salesman—'“No, air. We bad the teat whan all others chine A Garage. . 82-tfc failed. I don’ t knovg..whether thu Annual Not more thnn 2 orders to one pie­ LW.VV*pagos, fail parft pil« oi them yesterday, air, but they They give real. foot comfort. They Synod of the "Reformed Presby­ ty. Dealers not allowed to accept W l Oculars, eta. * For Sole— Practically bran new drew such a mob wo had to call In have no seams to rip. They never terian church of the United 8f t Acs th is.!.';.' \ Name this 1914 Overland touring car, fully tbn police, air, and tho building In­ become loose and baggy as the shape and Cannd" " in ikU. ------ UNITED SALES ( UMPASl spector haa notified-us to taka no equipped, self starter, electric lights we will -U'knit in, uni jireiUcd inf! They nro Bloomington^ Ind., represents the Dayton. Dayton, O Ohio P. O. Bo* 111 fflfllB rh i""“-*-—Bony, sit."—Life.” In use short time by owner. $850 Guaranteed „lor fineness, for style, gooi old Presbyterian* L have known cash takes car. B. & O. Mntnr (la. for superiority of material.and work­ all my life or nut. The prefix to the manship, absolutely stainless and. to -name, and aomo of the arts Indicate ■■ For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow. P. O, N O TIC E FRESH wear i f f months without holes, or a to ah outsider that possibly the or- ! I Box 1367. .7-c new puir free. ganieation Uf an a-. r 'inhly of Smart ¡ | H om e. M ad e When you wnnt a typewritar see Dort't delay aend In your order be- Alecks who have. ddtached them- ; ; S A U R KRALT | Connelly, ulso ribbons and carbon. nnlxr.J ffrom Bi.ni Itho Ili. parent Ln'A.l „ ** fore oiler expires. Give correct Belves body. T I i.hope • 76-tí Seminole Fislt Market ^CACIIsrriwaCa. size. this 6 «0, for the observations and UpHngtWId, Mom.■ Phone No. 1 WEAH-EYKlt HOSIERY COMPANY experiences of many yrara have For Sale—Black saddlo and driving Dayton, Ohio taught me tho profounclest respect more- Inquire of J. D. Roberta at grocery. 42-tfi* NEW INTERNATIONAL, DICTIONARY For Sale—A good homo well located. $600 cash, balance easy payments.' G rqotn HSuse, $1,600, easy payments. —8.rooms and hath. $300 cosh-monthly payments. * Well located lot, $350. $50 cash, balance ninthly. / Connelly. 109 Mag­ nolia avenue. . , 67-tf S lU H t ( l l ) S l l) 1HPBSDAV AT NOON For Salt— T ib Jersey heifers with first calf. J. D'. Hoskins, Second street. 81*4 tp- CORSETS For Sale— Two good horses and spring wagon. Inquire of'Coco ¡Coin Bottling Co. 80-tftf"^ - For Sale or Rent— Two 'nicoTresi­ dences at a bargain. W. J, Thigpen. 80-tf TO RENT can u d o without one. Furnished rdom for rent. Terms res* oonabje. •Apply 214 Park avenue. 63-tf For Rent— Large pleasant rooms. Telephone, electric lights and other conveniences. Apply 418 Oak Ave. it now Requires . For Kent —Kuni(«lieci oiHcb equip, B A T H IN G S U IT S Ladies' ped with roll'top d«ik, office cljalni and •tables. Also a, roll top deek, , typewriter .desk end othar oquipment for sale or rent. Héirald office. r ; * “ v i* ------ v -: * 82-tf /* For Rvnt—2 Roomed 2nd flights, suitable for - light housekeeping for gentlemen ,;4kad ¿(if«-.. Fine pfaxaa, - - Water, M stove,^5 toilet, entirely AddTese ffcV OY Box 893, r ., ' 'ila. If you want to buy or sell Con­ nelly’s Real Estate Office Is the place to do buxine«*, 76 tf Wanted— Furnlrhed rooms for light housekeeping. Ruoros. pm) ; - wear it all the . L A D IE S A T T E N T IO N Just re tciv e d a com plete stock o f those new Taffeta $ 1.35 Vihat nbòuL that Straw Hat? Tuke ^our choice., ... ................ 9«c up Season’s Speeials- W c appreciate mail orders and give them p attention. G ive us a trial and get your gooc same day o rd ered .. V "v; .Whilo the-«aso a Ts just «t It* hiiriffttii« bargains. k" ‘T'JL * ! ' N e x t w eek; ■•'.f , ' ‘ ‘-'r’ 1 y ~V* tu nity to s e o prelly while Dresses, made o f Embroidery and. Laee, values up to $8.50 s '* ........... .. MISCELA NEOUS '* . summer. FOT* Rent- Rooms,*' -large, cool, screened and, well furnished for housekeeping, *at 302 Park avenue. • v 84-tf For Rent— Completely furnished house 'with piano for thé summer. • Fevf steps "to postofllce, depot ftnd steamer codk. A. W- Brown. Bnfefprlre, Florida.?!• ' . 7$-tf Get ■■■"■ • " ---- -----------fi>a , * *. * �- Li:--- *---¿--m — - ^ “rü-, «.*— i'*tfc*i.■:.-»'‘ _ i.L -Jrf* *f #■"ti1IY- • • U •* - —- *■ ' E U F F IC IA I 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 PUBLISHED ' SE»-WEEKLY SANFORD H ER 'fri.*, I ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D -L ife h Worth Living ___________ VOLUME V • CONTIN­ UED BV TURBULENT MINERS IN REVOLT IGAINST i r e o n io n d o tin g is SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JUNE 18. 1914 Ington to attend the funeral. Gov. Dunne and other atate officials will be honorary pall bearer*. The body will lie in state until the funeral, which will . be conducted by Rev. Martin D. Hifrdin of Chicago, a aonin-iaw. - ’ THE CORRUPT PRACTICE L\ w Governor Trammell la Well Pleased With Its Working -Vr -V the r e s id e n c e o f a n o f ­ PlV«jiy* Tallahassee. Fla., June 16.— Gov. f ic ia l OF THE UNION Park Trammiy, who Is the author WAS DYNAMITED of the law limiting campaign ex­ penses, requiring statements ot cam­ paign expenses, prohibiting cam­ paign wbrkers and providing for punishment of all kinds of graft in connection with primary campaigns and elections, expresses himself as the r io t e r s a r e t a k in g h u tt e very highly pleased with the opera­ tion of this law in connection with AND THE OFFICERS ARE tho recent primary. The Governor POWERLESS aaya that reports have come to him Butte, Mont.(< June 16.— Rioting from various sections of the state by ^ceding members of the local to the effect that this law has reunion .of the Western F edcratl^o,*/, suited in tho elimination of candlMiner« continued^ all lust nlgh| «lidirtes trying practically to buy their tediy, but with' thg nnnoun jwqYifdrtto office by expending, in an tonight that ,p w {. S:»»W. fitevftrt etfyrt to get an office, far more than «o«ld morning to in ■life salary would amount to, and itigate »tljaA^mtuation aome aom- that the law eliminated and stamped incti of oidta was rest „ „ T , . prod. After out the paid •workers and grafters namiting Aim footing the safe of generally. local unionjaat night many of Tho Governor seems highly 2,000. revonirg .^gainst extra pleased with the way tho people of UMwmenta and tblT^ard syatom of the state feel towards this law, and the union continued to parade, tho the manner In which it operated in itreets. Dynamite wtut exploded un­ connection with tho first primary der the home of P. K. Sullivan, an after its enactment. .The Governor offlerr of the miners' union, and the says, some newspapers have con­ Reeders vowed a new onion would fused. his /'Corrupt Practice Act" be formed und^r the leadership of with the “ Bryan Primary Law" ths Industrial Workers of the Worts. while In fact they are entirely dif­ Although several hundred miners re­ ferent laws and* have, no^connection timed to work today many dis- one with the other. The Primary trderly 'persona kept up riotous tae- law has in it no provisions whatever ltd. In.the afternoon a crowd took requiring statements of campaign tso prisoners from the city jali. expenditures, it doea not limit the Liter they seised a Are truck when amount a candidate con expend for ■men tried to run the apparatus campaign purposes, it docs not prothrough the crowd in answering a hlbit and^ tors nor does it attempt in bur.il they could dot operate the any wise to deal with any fornj of nkidc, they niUy'iyd i.t to the firo- corrupt practice in connection with n wit!» n warning'not to run it a' primary election. A ll-o f' these ough a erowdj ¡»p in .---features are covered in the law -. *L j ■**.r ^7> ' *' known ns the "Corrupt Practice The South Cnrbliui Democratic Act" prepared by Governor Tram­ mnry- campfign ‘ opens officially mell and enacted by the last Legis­ fay,- with two meetings,^ one for lature. 'kited Statu senatorial candidates -------- :---------------^ t- .Mfitthews and one fotstato m c k in n o n w in s » , aspirant# at 'Sumter. The c fort flHhjc piedgee expires Tucs- Judge Perkins Refuses To Order - •.r ' tV.. ♦ I flr, Jjy wliich time; al^ who wish y: 'Signing of Warrants lit through the. DertiDfiaiic nomiution, tho only*'way \to getobfltce |D r. J. F. McKinnon,'superintend­ ip South ■' Caroling - -must file their ent of public instruction, won the ■»¡TornM an>j(Tqtwcpicnt|;of capdldacy, first round In tho mandamus pro­ rja*ViKdr feU lyid'-lakh okth to ceeding-brought in the name-of the i-fcMiIe by ^he derision of ^hevpriffiary. grammar' school teachers to compel T)d* 'yds»' has brought out"qr? Uftr him to sign the teachers' salary war.«dmi nufut»er;-of cSduTdatey Jour rants. -hivtjig announced for 'United H^afee , Tho hearing of the alternative •etror, no leas than twdb* for gov- 'writ came up In~ Sanford - - Saturday *nrn»S,and two pr* three' for nearly before Judge James W. Perkins, w«y office/* A '.campaign o f more who Is engaged in holding" circuit than ordinary inWresV and fxcUemon court for ScminolV eoilnty at that i i at is anticipated. — / ' place, l 4 , y -\- Judge Perkins had ixaus'd the al­ A bo mb. -wfti. ax^doded in' St. ternative writ ordering Supt. Mc­ ^wipe's church,- Hanover Squnre, Kinnon' to Jibow: cause wl\y he LoikJou last night.- t Evjdcncu; tend* should- not sign the warrants null it ¿#iliow - *how rIh* *exploaion^wu ttik/worlf was in response to thbi mandate that Sfl suffragétte« * q flvfl»ming uo cip"'1 Dr. McKinnon made answer yester­ •a thè bhrqS bU$Yitgt' iM'Westrninstcr day, being represented by Mr. Jos. Ahhey, thi- '‘dejigcT^tlon ' ni ibis fo- H .J Jobe».* The school teacher Tn ' »oys edifitè #hu*-ij|trffgscd alarla as whose name the fjiroceeding was ^Ir l *‘° militknti-intéml thgo. brought, MUs Jennie Baas, was rep­ Threc pcws aud thre*'ajjiined Win­ resented by Mr. LeRoy Giles. dows wcrc-'damugcd'by the cxploThe action originated in the n r , don, The (qmqiR? Jialuting. ol "The fustl of the- superintendent to sign l«t Suppcr” by SJf Jacms Tliornhllf, the warrants of the school teachers stithJm'twB nvof^^ui 4tttr waa irti ab the beginnlnt"of the school ye^r ■* aIthoij|V-;Die. windowId October. Hla refusal, was based *v«jc s jjr o té ffi- : .. : pon the double dhily •sessions of ¿t-.*;: V "£ in Orlando grammar school.,, tho aborti; m being that it was impo»sible yAmerifin, biuij; r^_ marines ffflrr the teachers to make a full day . >5»- dlstlrtSu»W«dl\? es ‘ by of five hours each as required by » k*;»Ì'-uAjì^-fbravçbÿ itfitj lUm' at law, when the entire ApbOffl day was ‘ .IT I OT*-;I pnly eight hour* and*'two sets of todav l,y pupils were being taught. *^At that tlmu the county treasurer, B » loi. Mr." J. II- Tucker, refused to pay ■m m m .p u m i the port. iVai givôn.dfficial raeortt- t h e ’ warrants wit hour the signature of the superintendent, and the court r ^ Ib-W-leWer; froj Secretary Wnltl« mo$t cAieJ1 oydwwd him to pay them. Matters ™ along thus and the teachers âtuittes or promotions. cd their moneyL until April, the supreme court handed down, an opinion in an analngous Rur Admirai case taken up from Marian eonnty, wherein tbs court held that tho warru'nts «foro^oot valid. To U* on / ,*fvsUM»»VI4U|ÿMI S the safe sldfi'the treasurer refused ■« J . j>l - - to p jy any rnh're w-Atrente without e af «t^ÿ-' dnl -âji gravo the «perintendent'a signature, and mend .-w d .u p o h a ■ K %-s fs c; -<.•»» ^ ■ rev i AN UNORGANIZED MOB TERRORIZES COLORADO NO. 8« NEW TOURIST HOTEL WILL BE BUILT HERE ! AT AN EARLY DATE - ' V » , C A P IT A L IS T S H A V E T A K E N H O L D O F T H E P R O P O S lT I O T i^ L O U I S V I L L E P A P E R S » C O N T JftÌN G O Ò D A R T I C L E THE PROM OTERS ARE BUSY A N D A NUM BER O F O TH E R ON THE HOTEL PROJECTS O F L A R G E P R O P O R T IO N S Our Sanford Development Cor­ poration seems to hgve closed Ita deal j i t a film and decisive manner forever silencing the "doubting Thomas* " who- have seemed to dia* courage it and amply rewarding ita warmer partisana. The presidency of the corporation» is given to Mfr. George E. Montgomery,- who be­ came associated with Mr. Walter ¡>. Adams add Mrs. Ellison Adams In the month of March and whose able handling of the whole matter has proven him to bo the one best fitted fb? the position. Tho followlfig article is, copied from the Times of Louisville, Ky., Saturday evening, Jufte 13th: Walter S. Adams of Louisville and eastern Kentucky capitalists are In­ terested and the Falls City Construc­ tion Company of LouisyiUe; will likely land a 1200,000 building, runatcuctlon contract as a consequence of the launching of a Florida land development project this week in­ volving* the expenditure of morn If n million Uoilurs. A lormer. Louisville girl, Mrs. Edith Kilison Adams, of New York City, a sister of Lady Pally Ellison Roas, promoted the project. It? was Mrs. Adam* who enlisted Waiter Adams of Louisville, in the organisation of the plan. The temj. it may bo said, are in no way iblatcijr -Mr. Adams became vice pres­ ident of tin* now $300,000 Sanford Development Corporation and will divide his time, between.. Louisville and Sanford, Fla., .having offices in both cities. Judge M. J. Mo»*, of Pinyvilla, becomes secretary and treasurer of .the new corporation. He represents capitalists of the eastern Kentucky coal fields, indud ng interests in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Adams, who prompted the deal ia a gister of Charles and Rudy Ellison nf Louis- yule, -¡mam The LodiV\Sj|r 'and- Kentucky intftfesLi unlti ^:y sUij(/i’«umeasee and New Yorkv‘%jjilm ’ Jwy'Iaking over from the Holden eaMLgTin Florida 1,295 city lota in Sanford, a little city of 6,000 inhabitants at the head of deep water navigation in Central Florida; 525 acres in Robinson Spring# near Sanford; an interest in the 8,000 acres of the Astor land grant on Lake Moriroe, Ha,, an inhilert'st ¡n 4,000 acres on the St. Johns river, 40 miles from' Sanford; twenty-seven celery farm# of 5 and 10 acres, and a 400-room hotel near Sanford. This hotel is a frame structure nnd will be replaced by a $200,000 brick hotel of 200 rooms, for the construc­ tion uf which the hew corporation is now negotiant; ■ p-far W Construction Company of Louiville The hotel company will bo separately incorporated at $200,000. The property of tho corporation in Florida was purehasod of the HoMou estate, tho owner of which w m killed.some time ago in an auto­ mobile accident. It ties around thu little city of Sanford, which Mr. Adam# states has grown 2,000 popu­ lation since the taking of tho lt»*t census. Sanford is building m $160,0Q0 sea wall and making ambitious plans for the future. G. E. Mont­ gomery of New York, become* pres­ ident, of the new corporation, which has already started to oonrJmmata its development plans. , f, ALL «U T FOR DENVER BASEBALL THURSDAY Elka Convention Will Take Many Sanford Bills fn July The 60th Grand Lodge Meet of Eiks at Denver will mean that hun­ dred# of Florida Bills will journey heneb to view Pika'a Peak and take In the beauties of Colorado and othef western states, ' Mf’iws- H. t . Cohen of tho A. CL. j»«n#engor department..and Cqle Da till y of theI N, Cl A- V-l. L and Western & Atlantic passenger de­ partments were in the city last Sat-, urday looking after this grand trip to Colorado aqd informed The Her­ ald that the round trip from Sunford to Denver, including Pullman would be about $75, which Ip. ce'rr; tainly cheap for this kind oLa tf)p. The following oftlcl^.,. information was given '•ut by these gentlemen Official-route to ÌW vec- Xw ^ Session Gtsnd Lodge B. Pi o ! c. Golden Jubilee Denver, Colorado, July IStb tO 16th, itil4r* Dixie Flycy Route to St. 1,01111,'*Missouri Pacific to Puoblo, D. A R. G. to Denver; r*«irnung Union Pacific to Omaha, N. W. to Chicago, Dixie Flyer t<l Jacksonville. Leave Jacksonville sidfiT p, *m./''July flth. »arrive Denver 4iSO July 12th. ------------- f.----- ^ v/, Auction Bridge Mr*. R. A- Newman was the host? eee at the last meeting, of the Auc­ tion 'Bridge at her homo on Fourth street»- Duplicate auction was the SanfuMj and Ktutls Will Play llie Greet Game at Holden Park Dig Tho first game of the season will be pulled off at Holden .Park Thurs­ day afternoon. It is said tho gam» will be Very Interesting, as the local boya hair been turd at work iand Kustls ha* a very goqd local team. • Everyone come and give the .boys support—help them win tho first 'home game of th e/ season. Your presence is needed. ■‘ Thwlocgl team will cross bat* with Winter Park" Tuesday afternoon nt Winter Park, and play here Thurs­ day. 7Don't forget the day, at 8:30. Negro and Horse Dia Tho funeral of William C. Stewart, colored;;'-- last .»Suuday . recalls „ the hers« dying within a few minute# of each otber.\r When Stewart wa# takqp sick Friday night with ncuf* indigestion, a messenger was. rent on Stewart's horse for a physician. The hoy* had gone not morn ihnn throo.b{ocka when the horse dropped dead, pm uroibly from, heart dis­ ease. The b oy continued his search for n physician oh foot, but before the. boy and-doctor reached tho sick man ha had expired. Stewart.is the iargtoi property bwntr in George-. townv the section of Sar.ford where the olored population.Vrides. his holdings .amounting u> probehjy $10,00«. . Ho . ha»» Ypkltled In xhU comfdr. the jjiiat forty yoars, nnd ■w aa one di the most respoctod of Barret winning the prise#, v , cqlored dtUenXi ;*■ ^ The flrtt'priie wis a handsome library" tablo runnor with baqds of Spedai Services.al^thoiic Chursh crochet and the second prlxe cor^' slated of two beautiful crochet table TiiWMbs^veniBg at 7j30’’a Tridu:oy |bs|e days- prayer wiU bo ,bi Delicious creamed chicken in pattT gun at"»All; Sp'tj*’ /Ob’urch in' boni onòr t1 % ‘Ha#»»‘it* ff' AAk.1 of'-Jcsns, AfL.1 » fi1 .] il .. sheiia, tomatoes with muyoniiio,- r\ê ot .<ha-'da«rsd* Heart Friday Avafrn, olives Sbd' feed tea formed next being tbo feast. * This is an the dainty menu served to the of devotion in.the chur« —* were Mrs. apeeial NEGRO DEFIED THE LAW BIG BUSINESS BLUFF BY THE TRUSTS HAS BEEN CALLED B Y PRESIDENT W ILSON n -----;v| And Wa* Sb^ to Death by Officers in Defense of Their Uvea Several,ynofilha ago a city ditch in Goldsboro was stopped up -en­ dangering the health of . that part of the city and the sanitary inspector A, D. Smith and several members of the street committee going out to investigate found that a negro named William# or "Typewriter Tom" as TRUSTS TRY HARD TO PUT ‘/Si ho was called was responsible for A SPOKE IN TIIE the stopping of the drain ditch. WHEEL Upon being questioned he said that the ditch went through hi* land and ho would not permit it any longer. The officers expostulated with him and finally left with the understand­ ing that he would not moleit the ditch again. The negro seemed jib. brood over the trouble and wrote TO PUSH LEGISLATION THROUGH several threatening letters to Mayor THE SENATE AG/An ST THE Thrasher about vlhat he Intended MONEY POWERS to do and last week dared the mayor Washington,^D. C., June 16.— to send out there to open the ditch made th6 direct or, to arrest him Mayor Thrasher President itumediately .sent Marshal Tlllls af­ charge tod»f.,‘^jllh{f‘ aentimeni in favorter him**td»t the negro who waa em­ of postpoQbfttirpt'1of the administra­ ployed iu tbp country did not show tion's trustMegisl alive program waa up that wtek •arid learning that he tho result of ¿a campaign by certain was in town last Saturday after­ Interests and intimated that it waa noon Marshal Tillis, Inspector. Smith the cause of the “ psychological busi­ and Policeman Vickery went out ness depression" of which he recent­ o tho negro's house. "Getting near ly spoke. In support of the President'« v ie« the place the man was seen sitting on the steps nnd as soon as he saw the White House made public copies tho officer* he ran into the house of letter« and telegram» circulated and barred the doors and windows. among business men calling for adThis looked ominous to the officers jourpment of congress without com­ and upon getting closer the mar­ pletion of the trust bill, praying for shal culled to tho negro to open the the freight rate increase uaked by door and come out as they intended the railroads of.the Interstate Com­ to arrest him. Ho replied that he merce Commission, and calling for a wmild not come out and dared them halt of the "attacks on. business." President Wilson made it clear to >r. to come and got him. Vickery and - :*' Smith were #t the windows by this his rallers that thp campaign, if such time and peeking through Smith it might be called, would not influ­ could see the negro on his knee# ence him and -that It was his plan with a shot gun at his shoulder to pu-th the trust program through about to shoot either Vickery or tha senate With-the aid nf all th»---------- •.u.ing a break lor the” means at hi# command. He ex- . f;VS front 'door pushed his way into the prersed the view that liusincfs «as house closely followed by Marshal as good U not botter now than a Tillis. The negro turned at* once short while ago mid that it would be and fired at the officers as they less harmful to burines# intercala to JM • came jn, the load ot buckshot pass­ have tho trust legislation program ing between tha two and knocked completed than to he* confronted tho ekln from Smith's knuckles arid with a period of uncertainty which passed through his coat sleeve rip­ would accompany delay. One uf the letters which came into ping a hole all the ‘way up his coat. Tho officers fired at the negro, al­ posessibh of the White nousc but most as soon as the dischtrgo of his was not given out with the othera gun awoke the echoes and knowing today, was circulated hy the Sim­ that they worn In 'defense of their mons Hardware Crimpany of St. lives-they shot to kill and In u few Louis. Ë. C. Simmons, hefcdjof tho minutes Williams had passed to the company, had been Selected fqr ^ place wKare ditches will’ not bother membership* in the federal, rutarvo' board and his nomination wasto him. v•s . 4 The officers regret that they were hive gone to the senate today/ The forqed to take human life but they morning It wah announced at the; * also fee} that under the circum­ White House that Mr. Bijnmon» had stances there was nothing else to declined the. place. White House', * do, as they tried every means pos­ officials emphatically denied, howsible to get Williams to come out evqr, tli.it the circular letter ha^I any aud surrender peacefully. Had ho connection with this development. submitted to a im t the mayor would have lot him'off Rightly and prob­ Memorial Services ably with a lecture. As it was ha The members ’ of Celery Cirefo considered himself wronged by the No. 60’ met lq,Masonic Hall Wed­ whole wqrid and had made ready to nesday at 3 .W hold a grovo resist arrest and kilt any one - who . of aorrow, In^mmishtoration of tho dared to oppose him. He ^ad plen­ memory -ol ,I thnso . sovereigns- w|ur * -',v J ty of shells in tho house and several have crossl'd ever the riv«r and on4' In the poqkets of hi« clothes, show­ tered thoatipreme forwit on high,. ing that he waa prepared to stand a Thone in ,-whoie mcmorY'thU grove siege if neeetsary. The quick work of sorrow was held wore thoaa who of tha officers saved trouble for had had passed from Celery City Grove he killed any of them trouble would since Its organization: Sovereign havq started. Commend## Joseph Cullen Root, The remains were brought to the the Father of Woodcraft, tho bone» city and Judgo Herring presided at factor of the widow and orphan and thn inquest, the jury bringing in* a who#» memory will ever be cherished T a r -m V » and hold Acrid In the hearts of ,h, ha„,i, of om ~ra i . „ « t o m , « * . . . cWId 0, , oodc, „ t. a ,, v a . l . tk.lr .Inly,, . Manchciuic, llu. .b w t u d loved Supreme Tuurdinn, Mr#. Em­ in# B. Manchester. Thq grove of ' .. Govcratnent fie»« Sleg sorrow cloned by singing "Blest'bo C. Hj$|«g,'president of the New the. TlO' tbnt Bind»." / ____ South Fnm xnd .Homo Company, ..** K % : T7 (■‘■'iT'T' ^ # - \\ now of Palititar-FU., and formerly of Boyiau--White ,, . Chicago, w$k Jndlctod by tha Fed­ eral •KrwVtl jury at vlseksonvillp on Miss .Hattie# DoylAii and ; Mr.—*.j throo i-oilnta of conspiracy and using .William White were marriW SMurtho ' - to defraud. Ho waa taken day evening, at tho pnrsohage of * ' r into cjiitody a few minute* after the Baptlst'Church by the, jicy. Geo: the indictment waa returnad and Hyman. Only the imm«iUht,o lararoleasod on a bond of $6,000. ------- j.*> eerumowy. Afr. Four associates, who - composed immediately alter. t!i o director* of tbo canter«, w«r^ tho coi ored over to — . Indicted on the same "counts. . They will- spend ‘ thb % nr»* Frad Turnor, bf.Falatka, And yrpoon ■many frioads Bon Levin, Benjamin r. Straus' aiul wish tham a long life of happiness Ch*rie# Grevo of Chicagoi . together. ■-{. '":Y t, ;Tho Indictment folloyni*6so years w ^ b part of the government '- ''T o Mr«. O, B. Waldron. WILSON STANDS PAT ON TRUST LEGISLATION m Volcano Still Erupts Red Bluff, C*l„ Jutta l«.— Mount itinuaa in violent eruption, me* have formed. One man V,111...1 __I __ 1 On tho ovtj, of her departure for Txrppa Mrs. G, B. Waldron i# be­ ing defightiully entertained by her many friends io Panford.*’ with tea#, dinners snrL parties. A charming alTalr thimble party Friday afternoon »J Which Mrs. E. T. Woo<l run i present Mr.. C. n ÎÉÎW» ara �ALL ABOUND THE STATE A T THE N A TIO N S C A P IT A L Doings at W ashington Gleaned By T h e Herald Special Representative Washington, D. C., June 16 <9pecial)— What is universally regarded as the most Illuminating, comprehen­ sive and statesmanlike debate that has occurred in tho senate in a gen­ eration, the discussion on a bill to repeal the toll exemption clause, which gives American ships the right to pass through the Panama Canal without charge, came to an end this week In the- powdr of analysis, the number of participants ami the high standard attained, there has beeh’ no debate ,ln Con­ gress for ycaij that is comparable to JL-unleaa'it be the "debate on the repeal of the silver purchasing clause of the Sehrman act There are old attaches of- the senate who do not hesitate to say that the tolls bill brought out t much more formid­ able array of real, genuine talent memorable debate twenty odd years ago, and these same officials do not hesitate to say that historians will place the debele just ended, by the passage of the bill with an amend­ ment, as the greatest in the history of the United 8tatee. ’ xxxxxxx Tired of constantly looking upon a large vacant space ,in the* fresco frieze in the rotunda of the natibn'a capitol, Senator James O'Gorman of New York has Introduced a reaolution In Congreaa to create a com­ mission to arrange for the early filling up of the apace with some characteristic national subject; one that will not offend sectional aenalbilltiea, but will illustrate some sig­ nificant phase of the country-« his­ tory and effectively round out the series which begins «1th the dis­ covery of America. For more than twenty five years the unfinished decoration has await­ ed definite action, which has been prevented by tho failure to agree upon an appropriate subject for the concluding panetr It is quite likely that if Ilrutnid, who painted moat of the frieze, and whoke death re­ sulted from an accident on the scaf­ fold, had lived to finish his work, TtiVTP wnuta~tinvc been iht rttffirulty on the score of the concluding pic­ ture. His successor however was unable tolibtain approval (or his de­ sign and no the panel has remained unoccupied for inure than a quarter of a century, a cause of wonderment to millions of tourists. Americans us well os foreigners. xxxxxxx Farm credit legislation seems to he heuded toward u sharp contest between those for and opposed to government Ioann. The new Ijulkloy Hollis lull introduced in the house is the result of the delibera­ tions of the joint null committee of two hranehe« nf Congress It con­ tains in part, the principle nf gov­ ernment loans for the benefit of agriculture, which the large form organizations have contended for. In this respect, together with the killing of the Mosa-Fletcher hill, the new hill ran he tnkrn as it partial troumph for -the farmers. These organizations were practically united in support of the hill introduced by Representative Ilathrick of Ohio, who has led the fight for government aid during the last two years, liis persistent propaganda for this prin­ ciple is well known, and to his re- . Sexual, Knowledge _• $ ILLUSTRATED 320 PAGES Ttolls all about sex matters; what young -m^n and * young’ women, young wives' mid husbands and ail others need to know about the asc e d ’~laws that govern the aex forces. Plain truths of sex life in relation to . happiness in marriage. L. •■Kccrt-ta'' of manhood and wom­ anhood; sexual abuses, MdsI evil, ^-diieasea, etc. •ft The latest most advanced and comprahcnsiya work that* has aveh been issued;, on sexnai - hygiene. Priceless instruction for "those who ing< Thia book tells nurses, tenchers, doctor«; lawyers, preachers, social work«*,,Sunday school teachers and all ntbersi young and old, ifhat ■ *•« ». ... û search, speeches .’ and writings is mainly due the credit for the general understanding of that division of the farm credit system. . I d an interview ho presenta bis Everybody now views as follows knows that all the leading nations of Europe are doing more for the farmers than I have asked out goveminent to do Those who are poated, and are not more interested in high profits on interest than jn tb*< future of our food supply, have stopped* calling government loans class legislation apd socialism. “ My bill Is still the best bill to relieve the burden of high cost of money to the farmer. But I have had some experience in getting the right kind of legislation. Very often the over seaious mlas the psycholog­ ical moment to get the best they can. It ia for that reason I have announced my support for the Bulkley Hollis bill. The bill contains three items ‘ of substantial govern1ment aid which will be of immense advantage to tbe^west and south, particularly. -It opens possibilities of good* everywhere. It contains could be expected as little greed with the many opinions of conflicting interests. It has a touch of mutual­ ity and Improving amendments canbe made which should not seriouslyconflict .with the opinions of the makers fit the bill. Expenses of op­ eration are low, the bonds to be issued againat mortgages are well fortified and ahould sell a t ‘ a rate which should reduce the -interest burden to the borrower«.” Happenings From All Parts of Fer­ tile Florida Leesburg now has • twonty-four hour electric light and power.The 'contract has been awarded (or a three story hotel at Gulfpotr.Monticello la to havo a $16,000 school building. Fort Pierce is to have a free mail delivery at ah early date. .Miami has shipped 1,000 can of tomatoes during the past season. Fort Pierce is building a new $16 000 Presbyterian church. Wildwood is building a $16,000 school building. St. Lucie county is about to erect a $76,000 school building at Fort Pierce. > •, _ ». An addition is being built to the Presbyteriah church at Fort Myen. The new. South Florida A Gulf Railroad is progressing steadily on its way to Rassenger. Jacksonville's exports Tor the first three ’ m on th *'of the year 1914 reached $8,500,000. S * The Atlantic Coast Line Is build­ ing a $26,000 station at Green Cove Springs. Pensacola fishermen caught 60,000 pounds of Spanish mackerel in one day recently. The Bank of Fort Pierco has awarded contract for a new building to cost $35,000. WHson Chase Co. will build a five story brick building, at St. Peters- Y ou r correspondents in business . you by the staticucry you user n o other way o f judging in m any cases Y ou cannot afford anything but the best in printing, whether it be Letter Heads, Envelopes, Statements or Advertising M attcr, W c are equipped to handle, your work o f any nature whatsoever in the line o f printing. O u r specialty is high-class print- ing, and we havfe the equipm ent and the skilled labor to turn out as good work as IS THIS NEW PLANT? Department of Agriculture Thinks Hare New Wrinkle In Cabbage A recent dispatch from Washing­ ton says that a cabbage with a flavor that makes it suitable for uso in slaw 'was introduces from China several years ago by tho United State« Department of Agriculture, Clearwater is going - ahead with and the Department now announces more paving, which will cost $30,that it has been successfully grown 000. This extends the city’s present in this country and that sample« of system of paving from Fort Harrison it « tt-ill h o ,li« t r llu itn .l fin—r «. avenue to the Bellevue hotel. quest yntil the present supply is The supreme court, in session at exhausted. This cabbage is railed Pal Ts’ aJ, Tallahassee, sustained the order of “ Brassica Pekinenaia" and la a Tho state railroad commissioners .re­ strain of Chinese q^Lbage. Since its quiring the building of a-union pas­ introduction in Washington several senger depot at Bartow. Orange county has sold its $600,years ago it has prayed of unusual 000 bond issue Jor building good promise for late summer planting roads. Bids for the construction of owing to its extreme rapid growth, a brick road system have been in the department's gardens. The department now recommends it for accepted and the work will begin soon. more genera) use. Thirteen vessels recently loaded The cabbage is said to be the 48,800 tons of phosphate, at tho port rnuin staple of the diet dt the people of Tampa for foreign and coastwise in certain portions of the north of porta. T h b’ is the largest tonnage China during the winter. Tho peopi ever shipped-at one time from that of that di»trict are physically very port. strong and healthy. Their cabbage Tho Florida East Coast Railway diet i* supplemented with plenty of has completed tho erection of a new course wholewheat flour and maize. freight and pssseqgcr station on its When well grown the average plant, main ■ » line, at South Melbourne, after being trimmed for the market, which ia the hom£ of one of Florida's will weigh six to eight pounds' being big lumber-mills, tho Union Cypress from one to two feet long, mostly crisp white stem, and but little leaf. Company. Lakeland ia one of Florida's best The people in China plant this cities. It is now building fwo large cabbage thinly. It is planted in school buildings to accommodate Its rows and then tho weak plants are 1,400 school children, who require* pulled up, or else it is scattered over a force of 86 teachers. When tRe n space and then transplanted when hew buildings are completed the of sufficient site. This latter meth­ od is said to yield the beat plant valuation of the city's Behold prop though for a while ^he young plant! erty will approximate $100,000. t Six wealthy men of Kontucky have appear to •eufl'er; yet when the au­ bought Stone Mountain, containing tumn weather comes on and they about 70 acres on beautiful Lake are well ' matured, transplanted Harris. They will spend several plants will make better growth. thousands of doltars building a hand­ •The plants must be manured heav­ some modern dub house, as well as ily when about eight or tan inches high — not sooner, or, they will beautifying the entire tract. The Seminole bridge in Pinellas “ burn,'' and not later or they will count/, near St. . Petersburg, was not mature before cold weather. recently opened, 1 to . 'traffic. The The leaves should be tied-up when completion oI~. this.iytdgiuacross the they are pretty weH •giuwn, so-that large bayou is, cogttUsrad an event the long, loos« ieavqt will not' fell aw »>- 'from 'the canter and become o f great impdriince^to the citizens frost bitten, if extra fine close heads of Pinellas comity, and a public cel­ are desired." The cabbages sped ' n ebration was indulged in. good deal of room* Therefore, the When Grcafc Meet* Greek.' This quotation should properly read: "When Greeks Joined Oraeks, then was the tug of war." it la-takctvfrom Alexander the Great and refer» to tho trim resistance offered by tho cltloa of Greece 'to . Philip; oujd Alexander of Macerino. ' T a k e s O f f Fif I During the surrt mer m onths is the best time to lay in a supply o f printing for the com in g winter. Y ou r work will be rushed through the shop and special pains be delivered in a perfect condition piece perfect. • D on t forget that we are headquarters for W riting Ink, C arbon C ounter Pads, Cardboard, Paper, (in Blank all colors) \ L oose-L eaf Ledgers for merchandise stores, and Typewriter Ribbons W e arc closing out a large stpek o f type writcr*carboft o f the very best makes, usuall) sold fo r 2 l-2 c pcc-$hcet. l e per sheet. W hile they last (Black. Blue and Purple). .Phone No. 1 107 Magnolia * SANFORD Dvautifryour A ll Work Delivered to PUBLISHING CO. M I.U U kfüBÜ T P -’''■JJÀyfe** They �- ....... " 7 ---------; — * “ ___ *; 3S OF JULY -S T . j . i i m a x i a g s u ffliB E A M . COVER PROTECTS BALL FIELD I Interesting Letter of J. N. Whltner Canvas Tarpaulin Screen, Attached to Brings Out Many Facts Hangers, Sliding on Cables, p a t k i o t i s m a n d p o w d e r m a y c a u s e u n t o l d; Makes Sloping Roof. . Several days since Hon. J. N S U F F E R IN G A N D S O R R O W Whltner of this city published an <r. To protect baseball diamonds and open letter to tfio Jacksonville Board other Athletic Helds from rain and of Trade regarding tiro cutting of •void postponement of games on ac­ BY STATE BOADD OF HEALTH A Cura for Chronic Constipation, Torpid Uvor canal from the Si. y>hns river to count of "wet grounds,” two 8L Louis Indian river at Salt 'Greek and in inventors havo devised and patented a and Irregular Bowel Movements. Pitriotiim *nd Powdarl step to avoid fatal infection. . his letter proved that the upper St. cover that may be spread over the Constipation Is the most common disorder of the bowels. It ThM«*» » connection between the If a person, child or adult is' at­ Johns river is hot fed by springs field when it la not in uso. The cover Jfeeta both sexes and all ages but 1# more prevalent among w om because their duties la the household require leas physical two which would be remarkable If tacked by a dog presumably af­ but that the vast volume of witter U arranged In two forms to bo used excrclao than tho occuj at Jona of men; thoreforo women suffec with or without a grandstand. In one It had not been proved to be rather fected with rabies, he takes no that makes navigation on the St. most from Its baneful effect. •A constipated person le an easy victim when exposed to any intimate by the -experience* - of paat chances but hunts up the doctor, Johns river to the mouth at Jack­ 1form, cables are run out from drums serious disease—rnewnCnla. Typhoid Fever, Malaria, Rheumatism, rear». The near approach of the and he gets to Uci quick. The' dan­ sonville is fed -from the Wekiwa, lima 11 pox. Yellow Fever and »right's Biases« gather their annual harvest of death among those who era habitually constipated. '¿imm er holidays of which the ger from, a pd^Jer burn is no leas Hooaier and Palm Springs, Blue Xven though they escape these diseases, such» persons ar. always •‘Glorious Fourth’ * is the occasion or oerlous and the^^dem man will bo Springs and many Springs that-well ailing more or lees. They have headachre. bad digestion, dlnlaeaa. vlrtigo (blind staggers), sallow complexion, flatulence, loss impiration make* the subject timely. equally prompt In consulting the up from the middle of Lake Monroe. m of strength; and no energy r.t all. Herblne has a moit admirable • ' The. disasters resulting from the physician.^ An aptitoxin for telahda The following Intonating letter from effect in the bowels; It is coollnr, purifying end regulating. It nuts a prompt check on biliousness, wind In the bowels, nervousInsane celebration of" the Fourth has Lean perfected which ia as de­ Chria. 0. Codrlngton*of the DeLand Sees,'neartburn. bad breath, low spirits, drowsiness la Ua daylike typhoid fever, malaria and othor pendable in the prevention of this News proves the truth of Mr. Whit time and nervous wakefulness at night. visitations, are preventable. disease as ia the Pasteur treatment ner's statement that at times the Price 5 0 c per Bottle. They are without reaaonablo ex­ In the prevention of hydrophobia. St. Joftu river actually flows upST. LflOO, UOj •-■■"at il —x we, except»* »that -of ignowuoJ-IU-uaa-abould. be encouraged- irr all stream: —’* acceptable ns •» which 1 isn't an excuse injuries of this nature even tl----- *B y . Salve. It «V M t * E ye«, waa »I« The interesting letter of Mr. J. N. ia these enlightened days. Where they may be apparently of Whltner at Sanford to the Jackson­ A Canvas Cover Stretched Across the an explosion of gunpowder In fire­ moderate s e v e r it y .. ' ville Board of Trade, published in Field From the Orandetand. arm* or fireworks results In fatal • The bacillus of tetanus, the gfirm the Tlmes-Union of the 11th, has injury or in instant death, the dic- that makes the real trouble fo t been read. The following clip­ under the eaves of the grandstand and tor, of course, hasn’ t a chance. The Ing gunpowder burns, Is more or 1 ping from the DeLand News, pub­ anchored beyond the outside baseline; coroner should be summoned. But of a mystery, but medical science lished on the 10th (the day before a canvas or tarpaulin cover, attached In the multitude of accidents that has him under surveillance, investi­ Mr. Whitner’a letter appeared), may to hangers sliding on the cables, pepper the skin with burned powder, gating his habits and method of have some bearing on this same sub­ makes a eloping roof over the that bring shattered figers and blind­ work. The doctors have found him ject and partially sustain the con­ "skinned'* portion of the field, says the Popular Mochanles. In the other form, ed eyes—the features that make the an enemy not to be trifled with. tention of Mr. Whltner. “*?* the cover la supported by a ateel mast ------------- r « small boy a hero to his companions They Shave discovered - also that he "What do you think of that! and swinging boom placed near the — the greatest danger ia not Jrom cannot thrive In the presence of For the first time since the memory field. When the boom is swung out the superficial damages that might oxygen.'v It’s fatal to him.' There­ -'.W of man running not to the contrary. ... ~ A j Î x I k have come from other causes than fore, he- Cannot Inflict an injury on Blue-Springs is 'full of sea craba. t II 1 1 MSI «v \ l t 't l l ' exploding fireworks, It la in the the surface of the skin or Wherever ■ 9 Mr. Thurtby, who ha^ Jived there “alow—comparatively ¿slOxr—-develop else he may be expfumd to the air. about forty years, says MV jxas be­ ment of tetanus, resulting frequent He must and dpes work beneath the fore seen but thre#;<itA8e-rtoday.<he W hat counts isn’t what you Jy in complex flexion of the volun­ surface and he burrows along the >ir-. DeLand spring is ili+e * V . 't .• tary muscles and producing lockjaw, nerve lines to the nerve centers of pay— but what you get fôrpeople A-ho werftffitierfl Sunday and cv “ In its final development the death the body. Monday lopk nllgUx -tyid scraped, what you pay. The Fogd .of the victlfn^a attended by hor The advice to the layman-in the them ^up by thV' oat ' sack full. buyer gets the m ost value for rible suffering not unlike that pro­ case- of accidents from exploding CYabljing parties aretffl.the go hero duced by “ hydrophobia. The powdor is to go to the doctor as now. How did the criilg gat there his m oney in the car and the apasmya of excruciating agony in soon as possible— don't wait until — and whence came they? Dur­ best service afterwards. Big both diseases are unrelieved by the tomorrow—go now. As first aid to ing the past montlrthere have been production, skilled workmen unconsciousness of the victim, and the Injured, saturate the wound with very heavy rail .wind», which have he dies a lingering death realising peroxide of hydrogen or or, s a lt is banked up the tides on the beach; Mast and Boom for Lowering a Pyraand best materials make Ford mldaj Tent Over a Bsseball Field. fi'hij fate and enduring the limit of known sometimes, with dioxygen. this, combined with low Water in the e C * quality high and Ford prices ; -psin to which humanity can reach. While this foust not be depended river, has made the current in the -Over the field, a tent In the form of low. • It Is not likely, in the present upon to ward oil the results of in­ St. Johns eeemiugly run the wrong pyramid or ..cone with Its center general indifference to the possibil­ jury, its large percentage of avail­ way— up-atroam— and may account over the pitcher*! box is let down and Fivo hundred dollar» U th* price af th» Ford ranity of accidents of this kind even In able oxygen may lessen .Immediate for the crabs. And then, thcro may anchored with Its edges outside tho aboet; ike touring c«r U Ive fifty: the town car htm >fifty—f. k b. Detroit, complet» with eqaipmost. the best regulated families, that we danger, until professional aklil can be a subterranean passage between Baselines. In either form, the cover C« catalog and particular« from the spring and the ocean by width pan be quickly spread over the field ' «. shall see any remarkable lessening have a chance. *• If we must be noisily patriotic,, the crabs have cómo for a drink of or cleared away, by electric power. of this danger. It- is well, -there­ C. F. WILLIAMS. Afcat: or fore, to be prepared for' it— to Irual- et us be prepared for the conse­ sulphur water. How sea crabs have , EDWARD HIGGINS. S.Uoaun. at ixe that however slight » powder quences, and knowing of. the danger come 150 mile* from the sea, is yet !■ ditali (.«ri. Hattalk Jadirla) Itiat, Iri. Sanford Machine and Gtriga Company Seminal* County, Fla,Id«. la Chantory to be satisfactorily explained.” to the average small boy, be ready burn may appear, if .it has broken Cer» K.-Tnw «kiiv—tharo-is_^a.-decided tfl «fve his life for years of future »« Citation The writer haa no personal in­ Frank Typ.r danger and risk in not taking every usefulness. terest wKñTéYfiT_'tn a canal leading «nt T /na -a»»-»—liUnl bl ol Florida: . from the upper St. 'Johns Into In­ It «pp*«rlnt from tba v*rlfl«<i bill of <omdian river, and he is only a mere dalat at Cera B. Tyner, herein—duty filed, hit It I* the ballot of tb* rnmalalMfit that newspaper man and dot a land owner lha tlrlrndonl la a non-r**ni«nl et tha u- 1 Rut* nf Florida, and that hit Crtffnt plate but he has often wondered what tho ol ra*idtnca 1« to complainant unknown! result of such a canal, on small ship­ that tho *el<l dtltodanl I* evor tho ago of nty-en« r«»r« and that tkore, U no ments' of vegetables, and fruit, and ptrton BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND In th* 8Uto of Ylerido, the eervleewhom would bind tb* »«Id d«ftttd«nt. on the tourist business would be. A npon Thertfa/o, »0V, Frink Tyntr, ar* htithy DAYTON* BEACH, FLORIDA ' canal from the upper. fit.- Johns to ordtrtd to appear to tb« bill of «mplalet, , '--y> ■.vi.’ *-■.*-te^* duly flltd fn tblo csbm, on* Monday, tb» Indisn.rfver,- constructed with proper Ttb day el Ptnt*rtib*r. A. tX 101*. Ih* »»me Iaopen for the summer season and U under the able management of L. e rulo d«y bt IhU court. locks to maintain the equal)!? fib-w­ htins E. Comb*. This Hotel U located on the ocean blul! and ti well known by And || 1» lurfhtr ordtrtd that tkl* **and depth of whter. would give south tic* be puhlnjrtd in lb* lUnlord fferald, ila good table frofp last Rummer season throughout the state. n*wxp»p*r publi»b*d In Romlnota county. Florida the finest, most picturesque •aFlorid«, one» a ateek for ol«ht cenoocutWo ROOMS Wjttt AND WITHOUT BATH, RATES U.00 PER DAY round-trip waterway in the world, VVitsem. X. AT Doutl*»». CUrh of. Ctr-1 SPECUL WEEKLY RATES JAW TO 110 would “ encourage t h e . owning *df fftt Sole Agenta for Orange City Springs Mineral Water Jt Court, S»mlnolo County, and'lh* ooal •roof, thlV IXth dtjr of Juna A. !>,. l#ll. T.T thousahda^of motor boat*, nnd*would Bath house for bathing Just across the street.. Shower bath free for*‘ ill PHONE 21 noun LASS, itwolo C CT a., Mg. Clark o f Clreull_Court^8om*wolo o., * V, make a * /»tln i o f pleasure in the guest* of this hotel. All fnail answered promptly. >J. C. RbberUt t -m ... tourist and' hunting seasoiT for_ hati­ G onfio N ..R is by. Solicitor lor Complainant. súfid* «who would make the trip from, :- U r « « « Mk f y ¿' i •Jacksonville to St. Augustine, down 1the^ East" Coast canal and lty” \ «« of AfplIlcatUS for Tat D*»d UedcC river'to Ormond/ Daytona, -Neti ' loctlen Ilf oad STS, Uaaoral, Huu ■ ñorMiH Smyrna, '"down tho HllUboro Ü n«r. h«*by *«•» th.t J. S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F T H E S O Indianr rivera to TKu.VjBe arrow the narrow«,peninsula through the canal »t*. u s , iooi. » » i , th»^8 » 1 Situi ,ryd k«rtlfitataa A. O.' I»t3. to the uppcf'Sti Johns. and down Juno, In njy ofllr*. and ha» ,-,».ff ■ppUrattan for. tV U*u<i ht’jifwrrlenp! with law. this romantic stream- via . Sanford, StidcorllArato* irobrat*' Com plete abstracts from the records, of r* .th* .tb*..'íoOowtni toll the Wokiva, DeLand, P a ^ k a , Green rrtbad ; jiiruated in Svininole covinty, ■ No. 80 _ "k No. 82 -No. 86 o fen sa ,t : Covo Springs and back tq the point -------- “ W 1.0, O range and Sem inole -Counties. T a xes bain( Ti*r tLv. Jacksonville....... ...... 8:00 a.m........: 2:20 p.m. :, .....7i55 p.m . of departure. ■ Ar. Savannah *. 12:25 p.m.. ... . 6:26 p.ra.■r.------ I2:10lt.tn f In time of high water there would cart»# name al paid fo r non-residents; * * ond^. ** m .v.í¿.., 10^5 n m Ar. R ichm use locks :. ií f).ftRpn 05. a.m.. ú.nít^....WJfiwO*p^n. |beHno HH iNfor VH V V in R the _c^ftal, J H P i B. Sanfoid, Fla..',Al* Wd Untl boibg M 1• :.W S: 10 a.in, l:î)5 p,|P..i^. A*t:50 p.m , .the run-off from the uppVr'fit. Johns Maeod at th* dat* ol ih» iguane* #I »urh Af. Washington • , C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. tbo n*m« ft iB.lb# nam* of o| Rpaa U paaU. * * riàftl «4 6:00 n.m. fiats .'.Would only servo 't o maintain rrrUfi/at* Ar. New York. Certificai* No. t»S, tM 8. Illork J, brine »»IO Rlnlord, tn* Ofld landM a low level pf a fow inches In the Addltian el kürh at tho «fata ol th* No. 82.r—Florida A West Indian Limited—FYee Redlning Steel Chair Cara to water of tho upper St. Johna as it «•eoad «4»an No Wat»on. rtrllfiret* la the earn* ol N»lu>n b*|ilialn*_ ON T T 'IW ie Ho. tosi, hetf _ Washington—Electric Lighted and Pans. CortilotU percolatod through the-hundred* of n»rT ef et IW», S»r, IV 15., Towrwhlp , own.n.p 30, mv. K n,D|, » or* mv JO n, E, »*«tb 10 rhaln«, **«t t chain», north 10 No. Irnetto. Limited—Free Steel Reclining Chair Cars to Washington— thousands of acres of lowlands Into ru* rhalni, n»t t rhaln», » arrea, th* »»Id land F.lectric Lighted and Fans. »/ the river. This would ha a benefit t>«tdS hfaooMd at th» dat* ol th* Imuaac* ol *aeb trriiiit»i«, ln Ih» nani* ol C, K. to all owner* of land* In thia section, Formar. -t^No. 80.—Coast Line Florida Mail—Local Sleeper to Savannah. IF2Í. B)j Eli ol «t* ol N1Í cau No. 10SS, and would doubtless lower the water ol Cartifi ' i .*s -,v ■ -r. *( ol 8 ) , ol M i, SW bf Nerttt and Steel Pullman Cam of the highest das* opera led on all trains, Atlantit and Ktj ol Ntj o( »ij 6o the wet season) sufficient tp per­ ■•'Coist LlM Dining Cara operitted on Trainee 82 and^fL-' t„d 8Ji of W4 ol NW«, KATES *2.00 AND, *3.00 ,FER DAY , mit the cultivation of many thou____ S*r. 16. Townehf* SO, . ... / . SO, ST acra». Th* lald Und-bain* I «>r information ar.d PuUniun resfirvationaapply lab our lorsl n^ent: i j H v woekhnsq Jap'd P I» wmI at th* Hat* of tb* li>uanr< ol^qei PRIVATE MATHS — ELECTRIC LIGHTED — GAS ctrtlfirat» In th* n*m* ol C. I!. Porsror. ■ lying along the St. Joh^: U 'Cl A . W . F R IT O T ,. Division P assenger Agent irtlficato Ne, *3*, hoflncin* 1.10 Chala» Cortlficatc No. #3 W . . . • i> In time« of low filler the.ldAht *o«tb •outh ol cf NW coin« »om*r af NEU ol fi*r. >«, run »outh t.lt " THE ONLVkFIliSTlCLA^S HOTEL IN.fiXSTohl) 1¥, itane* H*nl 30, lun t36 West Bajr 8t. : . JicWfiOnYilHsi FI« would be flecM*wtfy>i«lt itpt tq rflqn!1 Townvhfp rhain», vut S.16 t »int. nriílli»íttvr¡)- to ----- —*a*e**— • > ■» TT# (teil. Th» »«Id land tfilp.,tta»' deptW of ,thq waier hV th*1 t^einnln* Hw» W T t Mn* ar»«*»*dB| «t tb* «h. dal* of th* ItiMBCO ef Don’t ph^ *ith seriouw inatten-- uftprr St. Johns, at JettiVJo maintain M »ueh retUfical* In tb* n*m« *f Antonio : A . R O B B IN S , Proprietor asnU don*t YOU carry your own Iniuratles the' dopth of water Jii-‘ fhk « 1 1 ^ ’ - — Ta*ala, ■Ml CxUflrau N*. *63, NUií and E Ol NW)( ZU Ir*« »auth M f**U. Illach 8, Tl*r U,, S»nOf rour-e tbit I* *U cnfijec^ agatati ' ord, il»., th» »*id Und beinX *»»r»«‘ « l «t .turfi^drtly. pn aetual 'siftyiy^v, *|U i n J W V ^ o n MniaiAt^ i nnlwiniirVirVwSononi^un uni C. V*. ^ ri ,Ti)R«< ADoa *•*' mota of .rainfall,“ fi ‘.N*. r e r»?a nLot # .1, WorkT#,-Tl*f I** DfuJJ,' «-VAJlokiJtofi, drain - T‘ M‘ frtl*ititnljiíK whenVage, *pó,v would defiqírdy ‘dé(eilmlaó • for you’ll ‘find Iba ¿uesf^ePoueh ....................... ,..................-I ■ '«■ ■ ■ ........ -------------. Abe-rtórrn ho» ulprtf-uuFyfior property the rcvulta.’. t* In the n*ir* *( unknowu. 3«st* N». «I «f — '— Mr». It. Town»hlp 1*. Haití* 3C, IW .. -v.-Hará ¿Ár Or^iíg, reliable jCpmfiapy rr th. »aid Und twin* ««•»«wd at lb* ____________________________ % ’ M' nidu and I* B ,w "" 10 rl ! V -. u .‘L -' ^ -e y i * •»*-»' ' • * ^ p •aio No. *T*. N»j «I tho NRJ( «I - .. 'P .v .. • B inlupi Floridai^tbf retd Reasonable iatw^ ho ftsi•*r| tjir .Hl ,u the.•;»».«< U Coudcclet! by tifi (-m a sos. fib Ï , Hui-h S, Tkr 111 . B ■ntniictlnu COcb» PER GAL gPMBBBSbUnd thn «al : betÑf -fiW* ___ _ ih» dal» ol the l»*u«tf* nf nueh •*{)“ Kntheni rMftòria in th* fit»** of fi. t. M*tt», mèrci*! and rijut^t f,*«tfdç»l» No, 1001, U .ft, .TJiRktS I2ÍH-0Q Ispfofd. F1U tW Mlnotlferd*» AddttS«» „ta. fltlt.v>JftSi iÇetnî* .’ Id land Mrs ••**♦»»•! at the d»U of thn . - ‘ ,1.- ' yp7. * i bt *8.40 so*« of *otlt rcttificat* ln,tha »am» uf Oil *Niu MO, Lei n, Bloch ti, ti«/ l iv e r y , s a l e s a n d f e e d s E 2.IÓ t^ w h h j . .a » » . • • . 1? IV Y?. v -1 * •. ... Fl«., ti« «mW Und being aorO B C A T A L ötlU t ADDRESS th* ;d»f* of th*.U^.a^ol euch ¡là» forilo. W ft Avenu» end 8« mmmám — — r -íJv’» I R B IN E For the Bowels Ê Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling. Co. D A Y TO N A BEACH H O TE L ¡me .SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 3 -D A I L Y T R A IN S E A S T -3 m m m x m tx m m s o c x m ROBBINS NEST HOTEL St. Leo College;, St.’Leo, Pasço County, Florida SRr J fil _ am ™ ... �f-jT ' " Ì » 5-r - •» • '*- ’ _ t"•Vj-r4><feS : *t AGE FOUtt .¿. e rrÆ& vT^ __L .... — ^ m m mm A. ■ - #•>- mz.i - jveciiment btrfldtng to; for both ®l-4h*w»,— Than Clarence K. mu ft© supposedly a credit to the gov-* Woods, oditqr of the Ruslis Lake ernment. Fortunately we * now Region, there is not a more delight­ P it*U<W) t w > Tutelar *a.t FrW«y Muyalo« Hr ful character in Florida. He .U a have representatives in Congress THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Chesterfield In his manueqp. He is who know the importance and ueeda l t .1 , im i t y . Pintar a gifted writer. Ho is a p eaaant of Lakeland, and we believe if any W. M MA Y M rs fiu tin e « » M anaSar speaker. He is a boosts» and a change ia made in ttfe amount ap* ub»r.rIotiDti rrtor.S S .O O a Y aaf III •Wvm ' ci boomer. In the struggle for an of­ prapriatod for Jmsepublic building fice he was hopelessly stranded it will be to incr7a)e it. T h a t a p e r s o n p a y s a b ill in c u r r e n c y a n d fo rg e ts'to Delirerai lo UwCllybr eàmir IJ OOp*» »eet MI J. H. Reese, editor of the Orlando advene* or JOc per niChlh. The organisation of the Florida Sentinol, Is without doubt one of the a sk fo r a r e c e ip t , a n d o c c a s i o n a ll y a n o th e r , b ill is renP a iD M ti In ad* ano* a n i be made ai oli most-talented writers on. the press DeVetopment Promotion Board, by Cinerea . » m a ia -c l« w mali m »iu r Au«u»l t ¿a d d e re d a n d p a id lo r th e s e c o n d t im e . of the state unlcsa it be Lambr'ght a gathering of representative men 1SOS. ai t>.» Pm io A cc at Sanford. Hortd». of the Tampa Tribuno. He is gifted from al! over the state, at Sanford acular Act of March 3rd. 1870. In statecraft. He is susve In his recently, doubtless will result in ... T h is c a n b e a v o id e d in p a y m e n t b y c h e c k which Tr1*0hoo t Ha MS manners. O See In tiarald Build in* He would reflect honor some very effective exploitation of on any legislative >or cultured body the state's resources. The organisa­ s u p p lie s a n u n d is p u te d r e c e ip t . A c c o u n t s su b ject to OUR DAILY HERALD anywhere. Mr. Rocse waa defeated tion will endeavor to get aomo legis­ For some time p u t the manage­ for a seat in the Legislature. Ed­ lation through at the next session c h e c k P a rg e o r s m a ll] a r e c o r d ia lly in v it e d . ment of the Herald Printing Co itor Triplett of the Kissimmee Vol­ of the legislature to create a public­ \ has been seriously considering the ley Gazette was a candidate for a ity fund for a persistent and thor­ launching of- 4 dally paper in San­ s e a t ln ih e Florida Legislature. Aa ough advertising campaign that will ford aome time In tTie faff. In the a speaker he is unique and forceful. properly present tire; state's advan­ -• ------------- »plana the probability of a hew. tour­ It would appear that if any ohe tages to the capitfiist and •riiomeist hotel played an important part would ___ ttke with >he “ old timers” na rceker throughout the country. The A“ fUT'wtth tha advent of never*! han* well' the nitf'Cdfeers that toho men selected -to- prosecute-tho-work a!11WÊfc; 4AIT‘ ** dred tourists business would be suf­ would have been' Editor Triplett. in Its preliminary stages are among ficiently boosted. to warrant more He la humorous. He can tell a good the moat progressive and successful F L O R ID A SANFORD, advertialng from the local firms and story. When the yotes were count­ In Florida, and are representative to advretlsing alone can bo laid the ed in Osceola county it was found of various Walks in life. The state sucross or failure of a dally paper or that he was the extreme appendix. will undoubtedly benefit from this tí. E. TOLAR H . R. S T E V E N S R. R. D E A S M M . S M IT H _ a weekly paper in any community. More lamentable still. News organisation.— Lakeland Telegram. Cashier Vice-President Ant. Cashier President Wo have often been approached by reaches us of the defeat for the people hero who wanted a daily State Senate from Putnam county of OUR N EXT CONGRESSMAN paper who would not take a line of 3ditor Russell of the Palatka Newt, The people of the Fourth district advertising' and who were of the lesidcs being already a member of chose splendidly last Tuesday when opinion that all a dally paper needed tit* lower house, Mr. Russell is an they named Joe Sears, of Kissimmee to make it go would be plenty of ex-president of the Florida State aa their choice for representative in terprise are planning a charming PREMIER news items. There are plenty ol Presto Association. His father .hac congruos for the next two yean* ssys papers at the regular rates. news items right now but news the distinction of being on the first the St. Augustine Record. The publisher at ones wired the little play to be given one evening “ N on Puncture’ ' Auto items do not make the pay; roll of hationa) prohibition ticket, and al He 1* every Inch a man. His per­ department at Washington for a de­ of the two weeks. Each day will Tires any paper his life Editor Russell has lived in sonal and official record Is all that cision in the matter, and the reply dose with a fifteen minutes* vesger service down on the dock. GUARANTEED 7,000 MILES Looking sbp*4u«t (he future 'pros- the atmosphere of polities,' mingled could be asked. The magnificent waa a most favorable one. In fact, WhUe the Camp Conference will pccta of Sanford as we can at the in rich literary circles and posseaes a vote given him in hla home county It gave the newspaperman all tha SERVICE present time and seeing many good princely personality. Hut he atruck of Oaceola should be sufficient proof he asked for and then some. . The have the advantage of being in a These tires bear “ the gmtwt Things in store the question of hav- a political Iceberg, and with the bal­ of his ability, for when a home question waa turned over to A. M. hotel the girls will have a* much known mileage guarantee. y»t are j'; - fing at least a six months' daily in ance of the editors, went down with county goes for its candidate in auch Dockery, third assistant postmaster freedom as if they were in a Camp, sold, at a price even ley&'than tir«af' of Sanford seems better the Titanic, and not one ia left, ao to a manner after he has held many general to handle; and this was the snd map wear middy blouses and ordinary guarantee. This gearsat«* r*‘ • bow. than over and with the hearty ■peak, to tell the story of what offices there for many years It proves reply wiring the inquiring publisher: bloomers al) day if they wish. Only covers puncture». btow-oau ss4 cooperation from the business men caused the untoward catastrophe. that he is all he is claimed to be. "With respect to the time of mail­ the simplest of clothing will be need­ general wear.. Guarantee coven of this city who will be asked to The very thing that ought to mako Mr. Sears will greatly strengthen ing copies of a publication admitted ed. Camp Fire Girls aylll bring 7,600 miles service against ewri­ give us their opinion on the matter one -popular apparently has the re­ the Florida delegation In Washing­ to the second class of mall matter, their ceremonial dresses and all the thing except abuse. These tires in we expect to launch our dally about verse „effect. The editor,, who is ton ana will be a credit to the state. you are Informed that while it is ex­ girls will need bathing suits. intended for most severe service. the first of November. That la, wo brave and sincere enough to voice The big vote given him in St. John* pected, thst thu bulk of each edition One of the beat .feature« of th* Orders havo* been received for expect to launeh it providing the his honest convictions must do so in proves that he has the thorough or issue of a publication admitted Camp Conference is tho humbe these tires for use in tha United business men of Sanford want one. black and white and while his fear­ good will of thfa county. As he Is to the second-class of mail matetf of leader* and older women Who States Government Service. Wo certainly will not start one un­ less convictions on one thing may bo our next congressman, the following for mailing on or about the date of will be present, who ire thoroughly As a SPECIAL INTRODUC­ less the people here want one and pleasing to many his freely expressed from one of hla home popera— the issue, the postal* laws and regula­ in sympathy with and understand TO RY offer, we fill allow the fal­ we will not start a little rag that convictions on other subjects art just Kissimmee Valley Gaaette— will h? tions do not prohibit mailing thereof girl life. Among them ore Mr*. lowing prices for the next ten din would be only an apology for a displeasing. His utterances have of interest to those who nro not fa­ at any lime afterward* at the pound Mobel Stevenk of Gainesville, Miss TIRES TUBES daily. It will he a real daily with the-misfortune of always being put miliar with his work in the past. rite of postage to regular subscribers, Emma Tucker, Mrs. N. M. Salley Tire M Tub* . despatches and ail that goes Into the into cold type. While he makes W. J, (‘Joe') Sears was born In or os bona fide sample copies within of Tallahasseo, Mrs. L. B. Newman 28x3 $ 9.20 $2.00 mako-up of a real daily paper and strong friends he likewise makes SmithviUe, Ga., December 14, 1874, the limits stated In section 436, of Jacksonville, Mrs. F. B. Robeson •30x3 10.26 ' 2.30 we will start it with the idea that bitter enemies, and Hon. A fred and shortly afterward moved to Postal Laws and Regulations. The of Ft. Meade, Miss Mary Dudley 18.60 30x8 \'i 2.80 it should at least pay expense* for Ayer, after an experience of twenty Eilaville, Georgia., and from there to publisher is aloe entitled to moll at Powell of Charlotte, N. C., Miss 14.05 3.00 32x3 H ■ix months. It will not be an'ob­ years in the political field, says that Kissimmee, Fla,, In January, 1881, any time free of postage copies en­ Lena Brokaw, general secretory of 34x3 Li 3.20 16.25 ject of charity and unless the Com­ one's friends are generally passive, when only a little more than six titled thereto under Section 433, Jacksonville, Y. W. C. A., and .125 17.00 81x4 munity can support it there will be but one's enemiei would swim a riv­ years old, where he has resided ever Postat Laws and Regulation».'*-^ others. A Self-Government Com­ 18.00 3.30 32x4 no daily, * notwithstanding the fact er and scale a fence to do him dirt. since. Jocerecalved his early edura- Palm Beach Post. mittee will be organised of Mihch 19.60 3.40 33x4 that’ Sanford seems large enough The editor can very often manufac­ cation in the public schools of Osrebliss Flossie Brannan, a Junior in 20.40 3.60 34x4 to have u daily paper. The Her­ ture statesmen out of very unprom­ ola county, and in 1891 entered tfie Rrenau College will be chairman. 21.00 3.80 35x4 CAMP ONFERKNGE nj. , ald office is one of the best country ising material, but can rarely do for Florida State College at Lnko City, The Recreation Committee and the 22.00 3.90 36x4 •; , 1 nnirrn In Till siinlli nnd '"n | y in ■ himself what he can so easily do for where he graduated receiving the Girls Will 26.00 5.00 Soon Meet it Enter music will be In the hands of on£ 36x4 H ¡»7, daily at any time that the city in in others] The fltm liait ainirtaoL. of the young women from the Flor­ degree of A. B. in 1895, at which 27.00 5.10 • 38x4 Vi prise for Dig Time position to pay for one. „ * ida. State College for Women. Horace Greeley has been the fate time he was senior captaiuT fdfpi Of 27.60 6.15 i 37x41 / > &Tany girls The editor nnd the business man- that has overtaken nearly every ed­ cadets. He entered Mercer Unlver umber who 32.60 5.40 37x6 ’ *' ager have both had ample experi­ itor since that time who has had the nity in Macon, Ga., where in 1896 over the state are looking forward will go on the boat from Jackson* Tfon-sudi t'J r*I other ence upon aome of the bcstt daily temerity to enter the class of suf­ he received the degree of B. L., nnd eagerly to the 24th of June, when villa, registrations have been re­ cent extra. 6 per cent discount if. «/wu i , „ they will meet at Epworth Inn, Enpapers in the' country. The editor fering statesmen.— Ocala Banner,- on .. University, : paymont in full acconpanits ordif th. SOth d.jr of h i»,. W O , * » , , „ ir[l0. Florid. ceived To, I n from ' w « kStetson . ¿1 has handled Floridu dailies before E Southern .College, Florida State Col nnd if two are so ordered, shippiif A. B. degree waa. confirmed on him rest and recreation at the Girls' and knows exactly what it takes' to lege for Women, Brcnau Collage and chargw will be paid by us. C. 0. B by the University of Florida at THE AVERAGE FARMER Camp Conference. mnke u good' Florid«1daily and we from Mohticelio, Jasper, Euatla, Ft. on 16 per cent of amount of ordw. The average former, outside of Gainesville. In 1896, (to was ad­ No more delightful location for would ' not go into the business with F.orida, has an average gross income mitted to practico law in Georgia Monde, Tampa, Tallahassee, De- Oxir output i* limited,,so « snf(to fi our eye» shut, believing us we do, of $980.66 from an average acreage and in 1897 admitted to practice a camp could he found anywhere In Land and Tarpon Springs, so a good early ordering. Wa self direct only1 that u gopd daily even for «¡x months of 138, and after he has paid the in­ before tho Florida courts. In 1906 Florida than this roomy old fash' attendance is nssufed. , giving purchaser tho advanUgs rfof (lie year would be one of the terest on his mortgage^—and mort­ 1906 he was admitted t o ’the supreme ioned (tetri with its broad verandas All those who are planning to at­ *.ill middlemen's profits. large shade trees overlooking the boat cards that Sanford Could dis­ gages are somewhat frequent in other court of Florida and in 1912 to the tend gpd have not already regisSTRONGTRK.U) RUBBER CO/ play we do not hesitate lit saying portions of the land- and his ex­ supreme court of the United States waters- of Lake . Monroe. To ths tered.sr.d paid their registration fee Dayton, Ohio that we can make it go big if the pense account in tilling his land, he and United States District court, tired out school girl and the business of on# dollar are urged to do so at •people ydll assist with their gorfd ha* left $637.60 on which he must Southern district ot Florida. For girl alike ¡t offers just the kind of a once. Board «will he $63)0 a week, \Vhy We Lose Opals. wishes, by taking bubae rip lions and Uvo educate his famlty.and enjoy several years ho was a member of vacation they neod'. ; once, sending It to the Y. W. C, ¿ f , Tho feftson why opals aro so ofua Each day at Camp has been plan­ the merchants by taking ample life. This la the status of the afore­ the county Democratic executive 180 W Monroe St., Jacksonville, lt>st from their settings is that ib«7 ned out so that something of intarest space. f said farmer , not living in Florida committee. In .1899 be was elected Fla. Board wilt ga $6.00 a week, expand with heat more than other * . i : . It wil; however, he up to the according to government figures, mayor of Kissimmee^ and his first will be going on all the time In tho proclous stones, and conieqneauJ If ‘ IHHjple. „During the summer we the aforesaid average farmer hav­ official communication advocated the early morning the girls may have force open the gold which bolds the« Notice to Tax Payers . th«4' privilege of Bible closaesi. and shall mnturo our plans,and talk the ing an investment of $6,443. in placp municipal ownership of water, light — ThiHftlS aaaessracm on your prop­ mission study classes, led . by Mttf matter over with the’ business ^ion. But how different It Is in this sec­ and sewer system, and the seed sown Emma Tucker, a well known Bible erty waa made by Orange «Jtintjr-of­ •7 If in their opinion we aie too soon tion df the land. Here .the farmer at that time sprouted so that today ficial*. The completed Ixtoks were <lc- ' with this enterprise we shall wail does.-hot have to till'»-form of 188 Kissimmee is the proud owner of oil teacher in the south, and Mrs. N. M. lio Hvem! to SemTnolo county in October, ¡ n r y ;,M until another season to- start one. acres, plaster it with mortgages and three of these. In 1907 he was Salley of Tallahassee,. y,ifo of the Dean of the Florida'State Gollego 1918. If the aasessmcntajn your neigh­ Sanford is bound, to have a daily buy expensive machinery—$3,000 JEW EL chairman of the d ty council and re­ ‘ • for Women. On some dayi there borhood were not equalised, come In and ■|Jp' sooner or later ar.'d The Herald will threahlng machines and other uten­ mained* a member of same until 1911, talk to me about them and we. will got meet the. demand but we ore not sils—in order to make a net earning when he refused to servo further. will bo councils held to talk over them on the 1914 rolls as they- should MY SPECIALTIES college girls, ths here to finre anything on the people of iesa' than $1.60 a day—-■& negro's In 1887 Osceola coUnty was formed the work of (he , « j ó * . » be. THOMAS K. BATES/ Pickard's lland-PaintediH''n» that the pebple do not want and it wage. He gets a farm of ten seres anil .ho rim. county .up,.,i,U,n.lcnt¡ f*™ “„ V " olrts' “ S m i»y School 68-tf ?r. Gorham's Sterling Sliver each group ; will be left solely with the people o f less, does most of tho work him­ ol public J u tr u e tl».-lo r u .c c o l. * '"1 Missionary ”work, " 'k ■ " h Roger»' Plated Ware meeting by itself, to discuss ways V.V after consultation. self during a short sossan, and has county was hla f a t h e r , J , Sears, E l g i n and Waltham. W* Meaning of Irrigation farm . The Herald has always served the a .net income far in excess of Sr. In 1996 W. J. Sears, Jr., was and meant of inersftslng their elee« fi -A d' acre foot* of whipr,-* torch coejpeople of this community with the gross Income of his northern cousin elected county auperintendept of n»d means of;- ihcrrtulng1their oefinonly used In irrlgAtlon, I* 43,600 ALL GOODS GU> beat and asks no favors and f t and the Florida farmer has no mort­ public instruction and has held this rtrisney, under the, le^denihip of cubic feet, or the amount needed to eonKwell known person'along, those shall'continue'to meet, the,depends gages, coal bills, and other kindred office continuously , since, now serv­ cover an acre ode foot. -aJKto—* lines. :*■< . ‘ no matter how large the city growa. ills to deplete the fund for peraonal ing his third term. With all of this -particular, *■' * * ‘ *« •* cT Bywty afUirucfan a hour will A daily paper for Sanford has and family use and enjoyment. ; he is 'atill known to hi* friend* ACTOMOBII.K TlttKS * been,the dream of the editor's life .According to these'government of­ throughout Osceola and the state at bo obg^rved from twp’ tp thrfce and ng and and he hopes to see it consummate^ ficial figures of the average farmer, large as 'Joe.*,. Hla life has heen de­ then, will come a 6holre of.-rmfny > AT FACTORY PRICKS v ng . this fail. ' ; *• there Is an averagw mortgage on voted to public service, end he la a attractions. For thaw who wlifb (o .VsjlVE FROM 30 to 6(LEEU CENT s the average farm of $1,716/ bear­ h if ad, Anrogreaiiyo . and fair-mindod •remain' jfVound the hotel, there are ttnnls and-croquet courts, row-. THB DEFEATED .EDITORS ' , ing an average interest „of six per man. Hg Is a young man, sane and Tiw Iteli r For the O í,* )? ,i;$ 74Î0 ' $1.0E Every edltot aspiring for office cent. Ia It any wonder that so' conservât Vo, and yot withal is pro* boats bn r(he ■l«kt¿ 1 -t f* *>__ 4 , in th« recent primary election was many are heeding the call .’of the gressive and'untiring «in thie efforts «nergctic girls there will b e ' ' , 7.80 defeated. They were left on the south?— Miami Metropolis ..# for the betterment of the people snd /-hikes,’ ' and fishing trips, with poa- • 10.80 - j plcpie or supper before .re­ ways de high end dry. Hon. H. H. for the hast interest* of the state. . ’ 1T.96 t 2.1 T - ^ O - T i •* > McCreary, editor of the Gainesvillo 8AME IN SANFORD By' always being true to his friends turning to the . cd»»p ,. trips to 'ib n ? 81x3] 12.40 Sun, who has represented Alachua One Mr. Burleson, is In a fair way and faR to hla enemies, he h u made gwimraing pooh »auto rid*«, iauncl 82x4* 13,70 county in the statc-senaie on several ¿o get .himself disliked by people many 4L the farmer and few Of ths parties to same of. the many placea o M V. , 14 ,80 occasions, was literally swept, off his down*this_ way, Ho objects to, what latter,' oi* was’ fully 'dsmonstraUd in irtcre.n which may’ be rotched-.b; On the first a! fest Cortgretsman L'Engle,, editor he.considers extravagance' In making the election,on Jui\o 2nd. ni ~36x4 ip has been planned to tha p e of Dixie, and Albert ' Wflljimson, appropriations for po*toffi.ee build­ teen years'of public life, ho r« 35x1 editor of the Jaeksrfnvitye, Floridian, ings . IijF,Florida, declaring thaf*1the vitrunlly a unanimous vote Barry esfkte, where -$h# girls may 'V /ajididat« for Ooflgróáf, was badly |amounts . appropriated' Or* -beyond hands of the people who hed known hive. £ dip in the pwlmmlng popl, followed by picnic supper. 1-1 ~*.y ‘ Vhowcd' under, ..n(ftV'ith«tandlpg the the needs of the serivee. Mr. Bur­ hlm thrqughoÿt hi* public itfe.'' . 24.90 , -. 'fact that Editor*L'J3ni*i 'Wan serving leson goes Into detail of what he The- second evening at Camp, THEA1 kJxes Non. Is.* hía ñf«¿ term *»* *« inçmher of that considers” ■adequate appropriations IMPORTANT TÔ PAPERS there will he a eottcert in the hotel ■ Editor WiUlápwoa isllfed the for aeVcraJ Florida, . cities, among Sometimes it ù Impossible tor the parlors when dtoae girls who- havb tubes i .■ ticket, Ed tOT'á’ EnJ^rWnfiiug him them mentioning Lakeland, whose publisher of a newspaper to hav* talents .will have a chance a, close second] TKio appropriation Of $76.000 he, yrould I the entire edition go to the poatoflke One of tho numbers of rilliamson there are not two more recommend be cut to $30,000. The1at one time—owing to one or, more will be n vocal and outsppken men in Florida off! ’» ideai are bawd on Ignorance oí a doten obstacle* which may b Lucille No two a! e baa lie ln I 1 1 They ate fly hut ran THE SANFORD «ERALO FREQUENTLY HAPPENS P E O P L E S J A N K O F S A N FO R D - ■m: m ■- i* -. . ** ^ ■» * • - •' •-- �: HE HANFOttl) HElfSLE ENSMINGER— KENT Men do not usually like a socia of any .kind but the social to be O C C U P A T I O N IS S E L U Î Ï g Kile Happening»— Mention Or Miss Mamie Hill arrived Wednes­ given at the home of II. R. Stevens Beautiful Wedding st the Ceagre, tiational Church Today day to visit her sister, Mrs. B. T. by the Brotherhood of the Presby­ Matters In Brief - X THERE ARE IN THESE < A wedding of unusual beauty tend Houser. terian »church wifi be a place where _ _ U N IT E D S T A T E S ^ Interest in Sanford was that of Miss the men will enjoy themcelvea. . irsonal items interest The county school board met yes­ Mary Brown Ensminger and Mr. terday in the office of Supt. D. L. • Don't forgo! the Lawn Socia) at Harry Francis Kent, which took inmwT Of The ßmall Talk» Thrasher. Full account given latter. the home of H. R. Stevens negt 3 A 2 6 5 WOOD CHOPPERS Friday night. A joy ridp and a place this afternoon at two'-o'clock 36,152. Sardsetly Arranged For Harried 113 Halph Allen left yesterday for cool place to eat delicious ice cream. ftt the Congregational church, Rov. MALES E M ALE.5 . Herald Header* F. P. Strong officiating. Kansas where he will spend the sum­ . You get a joy rido and a dish of The church was elaborately dec­ mer. months harvesting the large lee cream at the Lawn Sodal at the uro; of sunflowers. orated, tho color scheme being pink home of H. R. Stevens on Parjf ave­ Y Miss Gladys Bryan la home again and white, while ferns and potted W. H. Wooten of Orlando repre­ nu# next Fridty night. The men | „ visit of aoveral mopth* with plants mads a green background. senting the Mosler Safe Co., of are giving it and men will be mado friends in Arcadia. . The front of the pulpit was a lovely Hamilton, Ohio was in the city yes­ at home there. Also ladies. green arch, studded with pink and Him. Mapliia and children of Lake terday calling on the local trade. The many friends of Capt. P. M. white flowers, from which was sus­ -City are the guest* of Mr, and Mrs. V t i. F. Robinson left last Saturday Eider will be glad to know that he ia pended & large flora] hell. Beneath Mobley on Oak avenue. ,NT«E8ACK WOODS for New York where he will spend recovering from his - recent illness this arch the, bridal' couple stood. . Tomato wrap* and tomato cratea several week» ’ with his daughter, and expects to come to tawn one The bridal party entered the day this week. •it F. F. Dutton'*. \ • 78-tt . Mrs. Harry Papworth. ahurch to the strains of Lohengrin's WHAT, T H IN K YOU City Engineer Williams and a Bridal Chorus, rendered by Mrs. D. Dr. J. F. McKinnon, superintend­ Ralph 8auls was over from Enter­ O F T H IS F O R A N O C C U P A T IO N ? e n t of public instruction of Orange prise yesterday and spent the day in large force of men ere busy this week C. Marlowe. Preceding the mftrlaying the lines for sidewalks to riage ceremony Miss Lucille Aspin- ^ I ^ p ^ u i d r c d Allies Pcrtup» From (he Nearest Drug Store junty was In the city on Saturday tho His many SanlofdJricuda Sanford' Height*- and tho resident* ’wall sang " 0 Promise Me." Dqring 4B~courT ThiHersT were glad to see him again. With Its Array of of that suburb are counting on hav­ the ceremony Dreams was softly vHU h Jimmie Laing haa returned Rehearsals for the Smuggle-man ing a good walk in a few .months. . played and Mendelssohn’s Wedding TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMES, LOTIONS, CREAMS, POW­ from-*-**'« months trip to Atlanta are »progressing favoAbiy. Be sure l/M rs. Shinholser of Macon la the March as they left tho church. DERS, COMBS, BRUSHES, WRITING PAPERS, ETC. *nd other polnta in Georgia where and see th^ operetta. The bride entered with her slater. guest. oT her'son, S. O. ShinhoUer. «he »pent a pleasant time with SO ESSENTIAL TO FEMININE COMFORT Bright, cathchy songs and pleas­ She is accompsnied by 'her grand­ Miss Carrie Ensminger. hor only at­ friends *nd rej»tive*. ing situations in the Smuggle-man. son, Clifford Miller of MilledgevUle. tendant; the groom was attended by Fresh yeast cakes and popcorn at Mr a Mrs. Shinholser's many friends are his best man, Mr. Beecher Kent, A telegram has been received from Simon'«. “ 6K-tf followed by the ushers, Messrs. glad to see her In Sanford again. the Smuggle-man too late for this PHONE 175 Tin Ntarutt Drug Store SANFORD. FLA. Henry Nlekol and Henry Pllkington. yC. W. Entaminger of Long wood Frank Brown and mother left Issue. It will be published Friday. The bride wore a handsome coat and*one of the efficient members of yesterday for Oshkosh, Wisconsin, C. E. Brodwater of Orlando w u where they will spend the summer. suit of Copenhagen blue, with blouse the board of county commissioners in the city yesterday calling upon They will return in the early fall to of white shadow lace and a stylish PAT MURPHY HERE was in the city on Saturday on busi­ Announcing Engagement the trade. He is now district agent hat to match the gown and carried ness. 'f ' their winter home near Lake Mary Peaches Lefficr' was tha for the Horae Insurance Co., and a shower bouquet of Bride roses. Calls Upon His Old Sanford Friends hostess of a delightful /^.Miss May. Holly left yesterday expects to nfake this territory pften where Mr. Brown has a fine grove The bridesmaid was daintily gown­ And Roviews Early Days and other property. i ’/announcing the engageall by her llttl*-”*eir fur Tampa ed in pink crepe de chine,.wearing a Pat Murphy, who resided in Mr. and Mrs.*diilea Vincent spent Arthur Yowell has built a good flnatter, Misa Linds Lef-' -where she will be the guest of her bouquet of pink and white carna­ the ssriy days haa beep-visiting tffire ton' Perkins. grandmother, Mra. E. G. Tyner for Sunday at*Laurel. Hill, the country pen for his seven - foot alligator tions. for several days jcetriu£~royjid** for home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bock in the rear of ¿ho store and the gator several week*. r Pink the color scheme and ./ Mrs. JefTenon Lee Ensminger, his guide to .Florida' a;id Kdhdsd out at Clyde. U the joy of the small boys, so much, the rooms were tastefully decorated The quality and the price la right mother of tho bride wore a -hand­ the following dope t f ^¿eSlforald; ,* so in fact that they are'-rapMly with quantities of .pink flowers. The Valencia q anges, 'large and lus­ «n hay and grains at Duttoh'a, 78tl some gowp of white veils. I was ne.ver as muJhisurprised, in filling up the pool with sticks and dining rodm presented a charming cious at Turner's, phone No. 75. 'An informal reception at the home my life n) I was on tljp^ Sanford ■tones. , v |f » v Miss Kate Underwood is home 77-tf of the bride was held immediately llpuse porch on Sunday night when picture/ Covers were laid for twelve from the Woman's College at Tal­ Mrs. Browning and daughter, Miss * Chas. Campbell, Sr., and Chaa, aAer the ceremony, only the Imme­ I waf recognised by my old ffiend. at thé beautifully appointed table lahassee where she has made a fine Pearl Browning of Bradentown are Campbell. Jr., of DeLand were in diate relatives and most intimate Col. Thrasher. He has changed 40 which was centered by a. gilded record during the year. Her many the guests of Mrs. Kline at the San-, the city yesterday. Speck was st friends of the young couple being much gnd disguised himself by call­ basket filled wlt|i asparagus Tern and girl friends are giving her a warm ford House. one time a famous ball player but Invited. ing on the barber that I did not handsome pink carnations. Tied to welcome. has given up the game for the more ., The color scheme of pink and know him. In a loud tone of* voice each carnation with pink ribbon w u Hon. Forrest Lake has returned serldbs game of life. white was carried out in the decora­ he said to me, "Murphy, how are a -ring nestling among the ferns. Major J.VW. Tench, F. X. Millor flk’ from Dsytona IU-ach where he spent Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keller,,of Or­ tions of the rooms. you. I would have knopn your The ribbons were carried to the and Attorney Benton Ellis, ail of several days with his family who lando were in the city yesterday. place cards, which were adorned with Mr. and Mrs. Kent left on the voice among a thousand people." Gainesville have returned to that have been sojourning there for the Mr. Keller haa a fine orange grove the portraits of the prospective four o’clock train, for Jacksonville, He said, "D o you know me?" dty after spending several days here past few weeks. bride snd groom. An elegant course near Altamonte and comes down enroute to Washington, D. C., Chi­ 40 a land esse before the circuit I said, “ Sure, I helped.to nujfi dinner w u served, and later the every week to look it over and also .you Notice Horae Owners cago and points in Ohio, where they mayor of Sanford many years court. t> „ twelve young ladles were joined by I have a first d a » expert hors* ahoer. to ace his Sanford friends, Will remain -a month. ago. You were opposed by my old Cotton seed meal, aborts, bran at Give him a trial. their escorts and tho happy couple They were the recipients of manyIrish friend Fleming, a tailor and Murray S. King, the well kpown 78- t f F. F. Dutton’ s. rocelvod the congratulations of their <5 tf W. H. Underwood architect and Cliff Hannae, the con­ useful and boautlful gift* of dainty you were winner. The boys decided friends. p y*Mr. and Mrs. Roy Syraes and R. H. Rowe, a prominent attorney tractor, both oil Orlando were In the chins, cut gisaS and silver, furniture, that ho would not make the best The wedding probably will take children, accompanied by Mrs. B. A. of Madison was in the city several city yesterday calling on the trade paintings aritP’exquUlte linens, smong mayor and we gave you the benefit .Howard are spsndlhg several weeks day» of last week, assisting his and Jooking after some of thq naw them was a chest of handsome flat of the count. Those were the days place In the fall. The party then when knockers-were scarce and boost­ took automobile* to ths dock where at Dayto.na Beach, leaving ’Sanford cousin, M. W. Rowe in several court buildings that are expected in San­ «liver. ford. ■ Mrs. Kent has been for fifteen ers were plentiful. One Sanford, they boarded a beautiful yacht and ^.Saturday morning In Mr. . Symea’ cases. -* a delightful moonlight ride on Lake fine car. A postal from Jack Davison from years the efficient and capable book­ one mayor, one happy people. L*!r. Arthur Yowell of Sanford mo­ Monroe and the St. Johns river w u keeper of the Fernald Hardware Co. Says Col Thrasher, "Murphy, I*ve vMrs. Chaa. Belt of Atlanta la ip tored to Oriando yesterday in his Derby, Conn., bears the information enjoyed until a late hour. A pleas­ Mr. Kent is a trusted-employs of been to Europe and have a token the city, tho cueat of her sister,* handsome new Bulck ind spent the that he Is much hotter and is tryingant feature of the evenlog’s enter­ the A. C. -L, from the Pope blessed by him and I Miss Bessie Schumpert. Mra. Boll day visiting his brothers and trying to enjoy the nights of the' New- Eng­ tainment was the taking of ffuhTheir many friends wish them bon want to give it to you.. But 1 is a social favorite and is receiving out the good qualities of his car.— land states. Says Connecticut ia the voyage on the sea of matrirpony. •would rather be broke in Sanford, tight -pictures of the dining room land of milk but the weather is full many attention! from her ‘ friend* Reporter-Star. * F than be where ypu have been with and party. of changes. Wednesday the thcr„ during her short stay. *m .* ' Bridge Club plenty pf money.’ Hon. J.. B. Gaines, mgyor of j mometer wa» 48'and on Thursday it After returning' to Miss Leffier’s (bury flour in wotid Mrs. Deane Turner delightfully Cot. Thrasher said he hail most home, dainty cake and sherbet We^e urg was a visitor to the city was 01. Jack says one is forced to 3.15. L. P. McCuI the bridge dub of which tender recollections of Hanford and served to tho guests, who were',Ml*» yesterday cfllipg upon she -1» » member lout Wednesday e « Sanford friends. He soy» that Bat overcoat to be equal to the occasion. WPat ‘ Murphy is in the* city this nk Aiuu-vr; \\. E. ~ afternoon. early days and he continued to talk Watson, Mis* Bessie Schumpert; Ldwter Still lives and Lake county it 1 week for several days with his The many, friends of William There were two tables of bridge, of those good days snd good people, William Lefficr, Miss Zoa Munson; "Guide to Florida" and interviewing floruishlng. - , ^Uteck will bo glad to learn that he Mir*. W. P. Carter, making the top how they are missed and how valii- C, JI. Reevo. Mjss Bell Smith; g D. the merchants on aame. Pat for­ ' “ 4 w u one of the successful applicants Wheievcr you live the auto will merly resided in Sanford and is al­ bring you to the Lawn Social at the fa j>e admitted to*tho practice of iaw score and winning the prixe. Those able they would be hère now. But Roberts,, Mias Annie Higgins; Clar-' -present were Mrs. W. P. Carter, vyhep. they bulkhead' beautiful Lake ençe Mahoney, Mias' Mabel Hand; SteVena home on Park avenue'next in this-state several day* ago. Mr. Mrs. :ja. A. Howard, Mrs. Roy Monroe and good water transporta­ Archie Betts, Miss Mabel Bowler; Uways welcome. 1 * Mra. B. T. Houser, who haa bo«fff Friday night. It wilt be something Uteck was formerly un employe of SymoS) Mrs, Geo, Speer, Mrs, Geo. tion "omes Sanford will bo the real W. J. Thigpen, Miss Laura Chittendifferent and everyone will enjoy it. tha Coca Cola Co. of this city and in Lakeland for several weeks Fox and Miss Annie Hawkins. city, hf South FioVtda. Good tkU- den: MIm Lin la Leffier, Braxton having a desire to become a lawyer musical director-of one of the thes- 1 - "Flag Day" was generally, ob* road facilities and water transporta­ Porklns; Miss Meii Whltner. W ldt-f ttrs in that city was obliged to re­ served Sunday In the churches and entered Stetson University and made . Engineers* Memorial Day tion is of great boneAt'to a efty. man Caldwell, Mr. Galloway, Mias'turn homo on - account of ill health besides the flags much bunting was good in a few years by applying ..■Sunday the Brotherhood of LoeoAnd now cpmin* the Question of a Saldlo Williams and Billy.JBill. himself diligently to his studies.. * -- : - _ - y Y Tü,"!./ buf she hopes to resume her position used in the decorations about the rtlotive Engineers observed , Memori­ good hot41 which .will shortly dis­ - : In a few weeks. tyl i rostrums, and intermingled with the ’ Thursdays •and Sundays— Wood­ al Day snd In Sanford wherr there place the old Sanford -House . with . - • •• . *• • <«.. V land Park. Picnic conveniences, .Coujudl. Metre Get your ice cream from Duhart's flowers the nation a)'-emblem was amusements. Tho only.* safe, dean ia a fine lodge of the boys who pull its pretty picture by the lake and conspicuously displayed. the throttle ths serrices were Ipost tho beautiLul. grounds. If I could ice Cream* Factory., 85-tf The| city- council mot in regular . t* • l outdoor swimming'".pool, 'emptied fUtolngly h'eld. in the Slat Tbegtfg, only re'mnnijier Sanford and - forgot ¿U Valencia oranges, every one guar­ i»lon,*June i5th at 7:?0 p. daily, cleaned and re-,filled "Irpm ar­ t -Misses Annie L«u and Luttlo. Caldwhere ths Methodist church now ait else when i could die l.rOUld paw anteed full of juice, at Turner'«. tesian weii. „ Showqfv' bath, toboggan holds service*, . Fresent. R. ,C. M aa*d!, president^, weil are home from Quepn V College -* *, - ' out peacefully*. ‘ ‘ $f*I! 1 slide. Leaasd'prfystely also. 86tf ^ pro tom., J. Adams, W. W. Aber-' at Charlotte, N, C.,-Where they have Phone No, 75/ The sernmn wps preached by Itev. '^ o u canijjiwer toll whether the Col. M. W. Rowe ha* removed Dr, T. A. Neal leaves toidsy for Stelnmcyer snd besldoa the order people of’ Sanford are glad to see lint by, and C. H. Dingec. Afoont, •keen attending, school all the winter. These young ladies are very popular his iaw offices to Daytona, and ex­ Jacksonville wliers he [s s member 0f engineers and their famille* there you or n o t y o u call, on them Davison, Tolar and Herndon. The in .the younger social circle and their pects to make that city his -future' of the bflard of medical examiners w u a large crowd prnarnt- Rev. for x- fayor jrad* then yo.u will-find minqtes of the lo.it meeting read and • - friends are glad to have them home home. His many friends here re­ of -tthw atate and he will be there Stslnmeyer in beautiful portrayal out tbaV/they’ ^ ie'alW sys’ .glad id approved. gret to lose Coi. Rowe.and .his es­ .several dkys to take the temperature of the daily life and dangsn of the help t]u>B« who** are ViUing to help, 4w, the summer mouths. W. W. Long appeared and com­ timable family but rejoice In the of the young medicOes who wish to engineers paid tribute to-their bra­ themselvs*. Pat Murphy.; plained of a bill rendered by Mr. H, E, Tolar, the efficient cashier ^bWHdge that he is heuerlitg hWn- practice in Florida. This .in a high very .snd'.flevotion to duty and the TerWiUiger for sideWalk work. No • <f the- Temples Bank haa been hav­ nnaneiaiiy by tho change.' Oriilsn Music Club honor for our Sanford physician and action.. > ’• * services v£pre greatly enjoyed by til ing a siege - of mu pips and, is now; the applicants who get . by Neal who «were present.. Tho Cecllian Music Club met In A committee of the Knights of able to smile again without cracking^ Hay. oats, corn, chicken l®*df at the-studio of Mrs, Fannie S. Mun­ Pythlu Lodge of Goldsboro apwill necessarily have tha proper ern-i 78-tf hi» jaw-bon* and'expects *P b« down F. F. Dutton’s son lu t Saturday afternoon -at 3 dentists. ared and said that they had been NOTICE .;to work in a iaw days. His smiling Mf. and Mrs. Mann of St. Petereo'clock. The club was called to or­ ying rent; far the city building in To Builders snd Contrartors •countenance ha* been missed from liifrjc wire vjsitora to Sanford last Elks Observe Flag Dsjr_» der by the president. Margaret GoJjlxhoro __ to ” W. M. Cisrk. The The plans thd fpedficationa of the -^'business circles. " ; \ •V ’we^a. ?,'WJille In the city tiny char­ the Benevolent and. Pro^sctlyc new Methodist ‘Episcopal church, Davis. . Thsr* wap“ * discuaiiòu Lcouncil gave them psrmiarion to ius en annual obffl^Pepper, eggplant crates.- st. V. F* tered. CspL, Paganhart’s iatineh M South may be seen at the Seminole whether the aub should móv\ dur­ it free until further notice.. sy and Sunday’ lepeoF-Jt day St their home jilflce hiIran’s. - '•/. '.J M l'd State Bank. Seeled hide for the ing thè summer snttjt wa» derided to .The street committee was authorperfion.':Bluff, shout 30 miles up ohserved the n nr . ,v . . . , A‘u$: , , lta construction of seme will be .opened m »t In Mn. Munson'i .udlo th* , „ d [0 purchu4 , h, u ,„r ■;» *.B- W.^Herndon has retqtdfcd'/ffo^ day ali over the United SUMj., Sti’ JoHns river. Inst Saturday in each m onths The ,n the rk„ ^■yfonpllirach. where he left Min*,; June 30th, 7:30 p. m. The commit­ ■no exception, to the rule doj| and daughter, Norm». ,re- .• Miss Phillips has returned from tee reserves the right to reject any program which was prettily render­ The chief; of tho fire dops program was carried out ed was: . . .*• / ’ v t 't‘, ' / ,F«pftr«tiflg froni shock alutbo Tennessee wher* she has spent tho and all bids. was ' authotlrcd to purchase Lodge in addition to the Duet. Learning to Walts.. . . Missa •^’ 5<iJorouhiU accident of last Sunday. past few months at a noted school FOREST LAKE, such repairs as the fire truck larjorie Packard • Pres, of Duilding Com. Jnjured,. Mrs, Miller, Leonard of photography and art and shi Oxen Miquet. ..............Higdon- need. Council adjourned. now equipped to do «11 kinds o -M|Wr and Mrs. W. B. Cltfy are rs. 84- 4tB and M. W. LOVELL, Glerk. . Caroline Spencer . . ‘. ‘color photography In,(be studio of xatinx. 7 r--;; Slumber Song. . Ker n ---------------- r— T----------her. b r o t h s Hsrry Phillips. The tge Ixwell Is home from Key new art photos are the very latest ' -, .t;V . Mol.llt.Abernathy Labor Inspector Here as been for thb Tulip. . . 1 . . . . . T ., v . i . . , . V, Lichonor X an d beat thing In photographic art jdoy of the & DR. J . C. DAVlé.'whd been Winnie Strong i V John C. Prtvat^ the state U bor and will 1 and .thinks that snd. A Short Piece.. . . . . . . . . Higdan .Inspector wad in the city on Saturand elsewl for a number of ^eurs remem'so good that he will ;*•’ Lucille Rip*» day looking after .(he factor! I have a first -occasion somotlm«.’ The. wife and TIjjp Rubejalh. J ---- .N ec* the young girls and boya employe liter.- We.- can do inford Lodge.J-. here •tf* and it is almost t i t - " Adels Rkak*; ,, " 'i n . the- same. Thl* position Wm arolind* Sahford." ^ pairing and autoriop . that George Will never leaVe reptclla :. *V., >. J y N o l l e t created, at the last session .and 1» a b e at Robbing 14-ri W. H. UNDERWOOD. they.g„ flrtfte-rrj ’ Hhjr Appeal / ’ Fannih IjcblrMtniiop ' ‘ feature of the Child L4bor Law envft * Mary, Fl»'.¿ June, 10. . W. W. Drenor b home fror^ Ball Galops . . . K l e i n aejed •in .otheF states.' John is a Me l*.»kpiae from a “ 'scVhBd : JtiiirCslftg .;■ * former printer and during the im Watertown, N. Y;) wherc b* . ^ / , ' ‘ most idecettful p 0T1 the" rrfad for ’ Hi* firm sn^-i Dance.. . . achujpan <fon pf the legislature wa* the cordyelitho M r, Jons -d ltk ^ le * s r « alWl-Mf*. ifiinson i respondent of t b s -------------------4.» ‘. t r r r laBBCS by Dr. Daiva. Tarent«U*. , . . vi, ki ^IsUsr tropolls. Hs is Xfsll known in labor p the Ufe. .:l . — ... Edna «L* tfSY well will settle rd. the gtieet ofr Mrs, T . A. Neal. PURE DRUG or SEMINOLE PHARMACY K IS COMING! �HERALD CZAR DENIES BIG WAR RUMOR to Kalotr Repudiating Prass Reporta. JOHNSON IS A « SANfORD IODGES Ilolt. W. Sii Ivan Oloon. Votoran Player, Pralaaa Washington Whirlwind for Ability to Curb Bean Ball. “ • Hanford l«dge Ns. 27.1. O. O. t . Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over rmperl^l Theatre. “ Waiter Johnson is the moat gen­ J. W. 0. Singletary L. D. Wicker erous foe that Cleveland has in the Secretary ! N. G. American league." says Ivan Olson. “Just suppose that man ever mixed in a few bean bail*. With that terG’sfe Cljy Camp No. 9.-W. O. W rlDcgun or bis, he would have half Meets second and fourth Wednesday of the hatters standing with one foot nights in etch month. In the water huckttf. J. F. Hoolehan “But either ho is afraid of his own G. It. Calhoun Clerk , • { i Council Commander strength, for he might kill a man by beanlng him, or realises that he has so much stuff that It Is not ntcee- Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eaetern Star ■ary for him to resort to methods Meets every first and third Tuesday adopted by pitchers of inferior abfiin each month. Everyone who has neon all tbo Naps, none has come as his Star In tho East are cordially Invited close to being hit by the CoffeyTllle to visit this chapter. . . . Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y wonder as did Olson In a game at '■ l ’ ■ ■ . Washington last June. It wss the Phoenl* Lodge No 5. K. of P. game in which Gregg opposed John­ son,, and Cleveland won by a score Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. of 5 to 0.. Doe Johnson opened the Nisi ting knights always welcome. congest with a home run over the H.McLsulin t. J.A.Takssch right field fence. Olson osine next K. R. and S. C C Re hugged the plate and watched Johnson most Intently. Sanford Lodge No 62, F. end A. M. Zip, came the ball from Johnson* Communication every flrat and third hand. Down went Olson as the ball hurtled past Catcher Alnsmlth. To Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting brethren this day Olsqn does not know wheth­ welcome. DUKE SEEKS LADY MANNERS er or not Johnson really meant It O.-L. Taylor F. L. Miller But It wm a mighty lucky thing for • . Secretary W. M Abrvnf’s Affsctlona Now BaM ta Have Ole that be wm not counting his Turned to the Young English ' United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Noblewoman. Joiners of America Sanford Local Union No. 1761 idecU London.—Hm Lady Diana Manners succeeded Mrs. "Billy" Hitt In tho affirst and third Thursday night at 7 focUons of the duke of the Abrogai Î o’clock in the Ea That is the report which cornea from Rex Packard Geo Blackweltinr , London. Bo the duke may not have R. 8. and T, * President been so very hard hit by the refnael H. • W u k l, SüSTTgj« Ü» C lu b, EU and BM ol W « ., A lia i...,....... ............. NKU of NEH. W U of NWJi andSW'H................. : ___ EH of EH* NWH of NIU. of BEH and Kl| U .......... ............... SI 22 SS Z3 34 22 •- • 35 23 SI SI St * 2] fad WI» ol WH------ . . . . . . S« tt 81 AH of aald landa lying aad baine ailtuta la tea munti** of Orane* nad Ramlaola, alala of Florida, or ao raurh thereof vt may bo aoroa*ery,.to aatHfy »aid Anal docrao and epata. •». ; WM. MARTIN, 8p**i*l Maxtor In Ckaacory. If. Xf. Hampton« Sot. for Compii. « « S ì “ * « h hSi fwtKtloo la t r i Dta\°'»14 ttb P^haiioa,“ * -‘o Ç ; offtnt taff our own pul!¡íítKí¡rT#*0V,#tm,,2 oder t n i m i u betsfcm t i r * Ivan Olson. • •,* !$ « • *■ ■ ■ ■ * ;; : : : :: :: ; ; fcíH * U* Tiw 4................ • nS-fr »*. T*-w« ...........ly u .i >». »Mr I t . .. . .. AllO*w bau t aad T) lllock 1$, {-* í>iWk i»; Tw; t?.u_ * »« .V ii?«* IK Tiw •....... r. ] ” h, 40 40 * MMW^ Ä » «*TpJ* R *» f«f ,,f|* eba’ 8 id do* IS mio í lít'rka N 49 deg E I0.J4 rb* i V Æ w 4.TS rh. W 13 cka. S W lS fr x Ù Ü 'iü m 'I Ï M H. U. Haikrll J. W. Molano. M. Kran*.... C. B. Patter...» J. h ^ TewHa y f C. B. Pottor^n Dolton A lUgaa. William lUDoyd Y»«* Weok » » »Mc l\............ 5i'?k * v*........... .......... l-ot 1. Rlark 1, -Sî TlorTL” B...... bot ¿ Black T. T '" C I! !■?.» } ' *»la«k *.>Ur Bv J . !. !. , Allfl*» badi I. « «nd 5). Block S, •aa di* *J* •»*t«sei t t( i été î*°î .*•..i?lo«k. ». t > r c ........... ... wookly ol oicopt w t.îî.NW of NBM of f/w .Ú* 1 SWU of NEU o NWH of NWk. EH < a f NW.U, NM a» Oire Inrh Carda Will Re P u b lic der This,Reading At The Rate Of fij» Per Year. • • *f /»KIM“ »« far Ta* D.*d .Uadcr BMtUa eW Ch«»t«r 4S«>. La«» of Placida NoUee la h*raby given that B. Boaeham, T H O M A S E M M E T WILSON »>« CntlflrtU Nn 211. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR h»* aiod aald MftUmto *ln my oflleo, aad baa mada application lor taa d*od to laruo .¡g * AT-LAW In accordanca «Ith Uw. Bald co/tiSratd ambracoo th* following dawrlhod proporly Lau Stau Ayiomoy Soreatb judicial Ckrnk •»tea't»d in Somlnola county. Florido, tom vr7 \>W Dorid« *al t»- a*aoaa*d »P *«. R. 58.*r 'N1ï-L< .»M aald land ’fbeing at th* He»M»ocr». Sanlord and Stl.an UU dau of tb« Imuanco of «u«h cortiflrato In tbo name of Turnar, A Galloway. Uni»»» ■aid certifie*»» (hall bo rodaoaod according îî.ù*T* f*?8 wfirMpao 10lb dap**5 of July. A. D. 1914.tborooa on tho i algnoturo and anal tbU tbo Bth day of Juna A, D. 1914. /I 1*!**).. . Court ^ *-Soninolo A- DOUObASS, Dentists Clark Circuit Co. FÍo.. .! . .. ,,y J- & & C. Garner & Woodruff Uuildinf Troe Forgiveness. Because be had been a naughty little boy—a very naughty llttlo boy— he waa sent to bed without any pud Term« Moderate—Strictly fssk ding. But In the evening, when hif brothers and. sistera aJJ were fast asleep, bo erept downsulrs, a tearful P ir o n e 319 little white-robod figure, and, going Into the library, " to hla'.mother: _. Id “Mummy, you told me never to go to G E O . A . D eCOTTES •icep till I’d made peace with my enemiea; ao I’ ve coma down to forgive you and daddy for being so rod© to ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW me at dinner tonight. Practice in Stale and Federal Coarti la Ih* arcali Coart af lb* Soroalb Jadlri.l Cirrall of lb* Stata af Florida, far S»m. laalo Coaaly J. II. Qut.l . va. CkarUa Marvin -T- _. , ..Bill to Qulit TIG* To Charlo* Marvin: . nX?“ .V* '•?“l'ad to appaar to th* blu In th* abovo ontltlod raua* on Monday, July 4tb. 1814. It l* further ordarad that thl* order t>* putiliahril anco each woak lor eight ooamru41v* w**ka In tha Sanford llorald, a u*«». MFWP-bUahml at Kaafbrd in «aid Somlnola Wltnaa* my hand and th* seal of tbo «aid •afta« tha court bou** at Sanford, Florida, thia 4th day at May A. D. 1814. K- A. DOUObASS, money at that particular moment, for had he not ducked his big leaguo days might bavo boon , over, as (he ball would have struck'him full upon tho temple. * .. Hut It did not scare tbo Bwede. l/o filed put to Milan that tlmo up, and bofofu the game had come to an end Olson, by BIG U. S. BATTLESHIP READY had . mado. two singles. tbd way, batted .400 agalpnf Ir*»----1 Texas mutr pawgyrül In WorldVc oeV 1*81 'It'fllon, una waa the only ono • Notlca b hereby gtv.B that Fur'm.n J»aof Sanford. Pforlda. who oo ' Docomof (he regulars who wm not fanned by kln* • Into Commission—Dreadnought bor 8, 1*08. February IS,.(«IO, «i»da ffomotho cydpnlc twlrlor. Johnson whiffed o.*Ad. V Leave* for Norfolk Navy Yard. ";, 044»H«i«J No. far SW-H of Ì1 NWU Section 2 aad the Nape 39 time« during tho cam­ 08188. SBH o» NL.Hand NKl* of HEI.', 8*oNewport. New*. Va—All roruly for paign, but Oleon was tho ono to es- *»i0*. *4 H.e'to 28 "fisht or rrollr." (ho giant aupordread- -epo. Johnson and Lajolo each fanned bari. Tallakaaaca,Meridian ha» filed nolle* j naught Tctaa most powerful batti». twlco. ship afiost In ihn world, left tho yarda Claimant n»me* a* wltnaaaaa: of her builders hore, .the «Newport llaary Raker, of Paola, Florid* New* Shipbuilding company, for the Waliare Smith, of, Paola, Pia. ’ • / i 'l l . Tkomai. of Paola, F|*. Norfolk navy yard, there to be turned Jak* Durham, of Paola. Fla. , '.?» over to Roar Admiral Uaher, com-' „ . h e n r y », bnunn, $1 Complete Sharing Outfit $1 J2.Tue.-4lc . Heglator. , mandant of the Norfolk «tatlon. 10 Articles 10 Thl* monster of tho tea carries as it* principal fighting equipment a batTo ndvertiie our Universal Shav­ f . w S Æ ’S S ^ a , „ d iory of fen 14-lnch gun*, being the ing outfit and Universal Products ,byK.,u.Nr virtù» of a fln»l doer** of lor»elo*urv mad* and aalerad by th* Judge of th* find warship In the world to bo fitted we will for a limited time only, send Circuli Court of tbo.Mymth Judicial Clrout with gun* of such largd caliber. o» tb* SUI* *1 Florid*. In and for this well worth J3.00 Nhaying .Outfit f«Jl (»range County. la ehancory, on th* 2«tb In addition It has in lla main battery. day of 54ay, A. D., 1S14, in « tortala cauto for $1 .0 0 . We sell our pr0 i tor $1.00. opr product! to 21 five-inch guns. Ul.iy postfin, In mid court wkoroin South .i.» _______________ „ \ . the consume!1 diroct and therefore Klorida N»»»f8tor*. Comptny. a corporallou •:.In length tho fighter 1« 673 fool, 'and osUUng aad«r tko law* of the with a beam ,96 feet Inches, ao save all agents’ profits which as yoii org*nu*d Hi*«» of Florida, was complainant, aad Thomao. and bj. wU# K.thtya S Vhomaa.t1hat In passing through the Panama know srh very large. Walur and hi* wif# Lauro It. Waltor. J. canal locks she would have almost is 1 Hollow Gropnd Raxot •; *• -W. n»!l bowto and Orlando Florid* Farm* Company, a corporation orfdaUed and **• feet to spare. Although her designed 1 S-Inch Lalhcr Brash Irilng under th* Iso* ol tho Slat* «»f norida, speed wss 21 knots. In her trials-off wer* defendant*, tk* und*rrign*4 *ra* *n1 Rssor Strop, Canvas b^ck pointed Dpecitl Meri*# |n Ckaarery In Mid the Malna coast last October she did 1 Nickel Kssel Hack Mirror rau»e to execute »aid Anal •terre*, aad that her fastest mile In 32.28 knots. Bho pursuant tberetu 1 will oa the Arri Mon­ 1 33-inch Barber Towel der In July, 1814, ria: tk* «th day of J»ly, has a displacement 'o f 27;000 Io m , a 1 Bog Shaving Sunp l®14. during th* legs! hour* of tale, offer (or horsepower of 35.000 and draws. 28 »•I* and eel) to the hlghrel «ad l.e.t bidder I Box Talcum Powder (or cath at nubile outery ln front of tbo feet 6 Inches. Her armor bolt Is 1 1 court houoo door ol Somlael* county. Flor­ I Decorated Chins 'Mag inches thick. « ' • id*. tho following doacribod property, to-wlti 1 Aluminum Barber Comb DESCRIPTION Ke« Twp R« 1 iirl-ilt- Hair Brush NKH oI N W H .^ ,...........» 23 28 24 U /.S. MADE IRISH CITY GROW NWU. 24 «1 .|(1 * » e . • . Agents need not writ.-. . £ s c h . outfit pnrked in neat box Bifora American War It Was Only s $1.00. Coin or Money Order, postX>.¡Amali Fishing Village—Is Fin* oge extra. . ' Watsrlng Fiscs. , Nr.ii-hf'NWH. K UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS t o . Deyion, Ohio m i f æ * . W)« of NW'(. NV/O CH..fiRH M NW W>, af NWH, and SI î 'i l i e h . .. : : ' Everything a Man Needs «I rkr N «• A*# »♦. eajf.W * ) .| o r of P.ur Miranda Griat ■ wu 10 d*g 30 Bln W IS rha ?**« d»c SO rain K 2« 2-3 th. Î# tain K 1» rha 8 2» .lr* L V aV I« 2-3 rha io bog. ..... la Circoli Goar«. Sortalb Jadlrial la aad Ur Hcaalaolo Coaaty.. FI Ckaacry Minia« * ■Ama M. Tyl*r, Computato« * 28 22110 baura E. Txlàr, Raopbndónt. LtGAL ADVERTISING of th« fair Miss Elkina to booomo hla raorgnnntlc wife. Lady DJana Is (ho third daughter of the duke of Rutland and Is twenty-two years old. She la accounted a beauty In England. Her *l*tor la the rosrchlonoaa of Anglesey. » «*d 8, Blook « Tier 0 ...... I (taos*f 40 lU. »lock T TU» 8 «JHSÄJ* * j »t............ oí NEH. E Block Tier l ;i...... J ,.« Leavitt.... B. W. Btilao....... Maty E. Sida,.. T. f . M ille».... C. 8. HatImo ... C* C. LoaI « I, »I L. VanDeman. Tr. A. C. I* Ry. » •»• 8. S. Talford...... Mro. D. WlUlama. A* C. I*• Hy....... Uakaowa. . . . . . . . A. C. U Ry........ N. II. Garaor.. .. J. E. Cirtoo A. C. U Ry........ E. U. Raad.......; A. P. Connelly... Unknowa.. . . . . . . Realty Tnut Co., laniard Mir Ca.. Hanford Mfg. Co.. . Saaford Ml«. Co.. Uataowa........... J•C. Ilarrta. , .. , • Unknown...........il Amaada Jone*..,. W. J.’ Tklfpon.. V, OWNER Drs. Mason & Householder Duke of th« Abruii I U boceby given that tb* following doorrlbad laada, or ao mack there«! arr la par tk* amount du« for taxas barala aol oppoeit* tha u n . tom auch oafo and »dvoriWIag, will bo sold at pobllc auction on tha aliti*, at Sanford, tbo County oí Santino)*. ' r. , of SWH H, atropi tortiti of Garner-Woodruff Bldg Being Popular, Everybody likes to be popular, and everybody can be popular, provided they cultivate certain virtues oasen tlal to success. To be popular you amat bw kind kill] eincoro. pleasant tc every one, attentlvo to your elder« sod sympathetic In the troubles and FLORIDA worries of daily life. Do not bo hypercritical, and never indulge in the plain speaking which, although It may be true, causes pain, and wounds anoth­ er's feelings. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW PRACriCE IN ALL COURT^ Of&ct: Room»/18 and 19 . Here wo hsye hothouses, but In In­ WelboOS' BlocL 3rd Fleti dia they ravers* the process. In the Calcutta botanical gardens there* Is . G . H E R R IN G > whst may most sptly bo called a G E O »: I T . --Î ' m . . \kS{ . ^ * - V) “cold" house,’ where plants from the Attorney at Law • less torrid regions are kept. In order that they may flourish ss they am County Judge wont j o do In their native environ­ ment. (.’alcutta's botanical gardens Office In Court House, SXNFOltD, Fibr­ contain n fine ; collect ion of plants, found from tho northorn and south­ ern hemispheres. * . J c w p lc r ta U N. V. IJadta 2S 4» 38 10 V. biadali.... J. D. 8yb*rt . , fi 146a It N 41 dog w m il w 4M ft N iosa ft E Mt.ta ft Gl*a Etbab B*cord#d la Plat Book A, Pago 114 (Orango Coaaly Ra . .. Tho*. Wilton ., Tbo*. Wilton ... Uw ».’ 4.’ 8. 1°. Mr H.IBIofk 2. .. . .. Thon. Wilton .. U¿ «: ». ». •. B* 1 ,.. 27 20 2» 10 Ellaworth Truit agu *f SP.Ji tl> CgU ol Nffl< If. H. Buckmtn G*o. Merrill agi» *1 SW CglJ «I SV (bock G*o. Merrill { of NWH of 8ÉÚ .70 «b N and 5 ch £ „ ____ poo* on 8 badry of Tp 21 Rgo 2» rua N 0 jo cka E 4 ch* 8 10:20 rh f 4 f^* C. C. 8tog*rcrn , J. Lnughlln, Jr......... lASal« CoHogo............ K E. Glboon. . ...... ..., r , . * * boaola Collog*............ X»S«U Còllo«*.. . . . . . . . ^ J. IL Fooa* Sob-DIvloloo Abrirán Onir» Book. Pago S31, BUham Plantotlon (Orango Canate Recarli») f ,,.»•••■. ...............- ............ M. B. Fogg sf NWJ4 of NWM.......... . U 21 29 20 T.MOU»... r.. . . . . . .. 1 « f lR ) fi..< ,i.it i..iM .,...i 11 21 29 80Waraoli Co*. ri»« af Rab-DItUIaa of Laad b-Joaglag ta Altaaoalo Laad liai»! 4 Narigalloa Co R«cardad U PUl Book C. Pago 41 (Orango Coaaly Rtcordri 118.............................. ...... J. O. Therein............. 488» 4»8. ...... J. O. Th»r»lu........... . * II». *70, 48«, 474. .»*•«»....«. P, P. Davia.'« ( III M* D» P. Stona» »,••••« Ml, 1*8. 488 to 864, 487. 688..- „ C. O. Jaatico............. 1 Cawcroa’o Hab-Ditlrioa of Bock llaaiBork, Recardod la Plot Book D. Pof (Oraago Coaaly Rrcerd*) lat 11' A« in 1 1 , .' Patin!» V. Lao.. . . . . . Caaoaa. Kererded la Ptal Book D. Po«0 117 (Oraa«o Coaaly Bocord*) ui* •••.•• , ’ JJakaowa.......... . . .. bot ?" 7. Block 5” ........ •.........• ............. * ^.OJaknown................. 5«?, #! 8£'W •* SEU... Sl IS II S J. K. Rtokin.......... •* ■**■•••18 18 »i «• j . k Raakia.;; ; ; ; ; 8 ta .iW H .IN W Ii.lN W M .:;; 9 SO II 7 L M I ü iT . J^ 111) J •Maarerd Colcry l»«li«. Rorordod la PUl Book D, Pagoo SS oad Sl • (Oraa«o Coaaly Rrrord.) ^* •........................................ ifnknanrn................ . I I : *' ........................ ....... . Unkaowa...............; * ’ ---"“ • t t ai ****************** *#*y ** • a \ , v*|\ , / 1. V V *sX •• WH *j • * S i» .......y»............. . , K of 8®* i •• • . _ > *• • 8* *V M............ . EH of Uta ISS aad 10S---....... ' . , llaward Packard Laad Ço. lai AddlUoa U Camoroa CII Paga I2S (Oraaf* Caaaly N Unkaown............. v9•• MT fl J OTtntrMt at ales4• 7.T9 A. O. Millar, ir.... »9oe T.T9 (Oraago Coaaty Bocord«) .. .» .at 20 It 28 A. W. Palami 8.IT *k.o 20 St 10 P. E. Church 1.18 •994 •Sií* —44 i »’ »*eo . It.lT %ftiíy “i H*alk Saaford, Rorordod la PUl Baak B, Pago 4S (Oraago Co^Sty Recorda) I-°t 1* Block A........ .......... • !! , G*o. W. Dcaloa. Fla. Laad A Col. Co. Addition ta Boatk Saaford. Recordod la Flot Book C. Pogo l| (Oraago Coaaly Bocord*) boU 2 aad S ... a ■< , Donai* Colila». ..••••«* A. D. CkappoU’a Hab-DI.UIon of Block« G. K A J. Tooo «f Galdaboco. Brcorded la & r u t B**k ° f l*««« ** (Oraog« Caaaty Rocard«) O. W. Cook/............... O. W. B o s t o n r kl. Colila*. ..............i . ‘ C«lo»y Aeoaa» Addlüoa I« Sanford. ■> •ded In Pint Book D, Pago S ■ (Oraago Coaaly AA*a ■I, mur» • .'»»•ú<», Unknown,,,,.,,., Ut 3, Blank B ......... •.WW • . S. M. Overman.... Ut S. Block C . Anna U*ZUo...... Ut S, Block C ............. ■ Unkaowa.. . . . . . . . Rabin»« SocToy of Saaford. Rtcardrd la Plot Book D, Pago g (Orango Coaaty Borard») A. 11. Knight 20 20 21 1 i 24 20 91 f 1 » 0 ( 40 7 (Oraaga Coaaly Record*) S 20 80 C. O. JUntie*...... 1*1*1 Ba*fc A. Pag* I«« IOrango Coaaly Rocard») 8 P. fU»*lwood .. B. A. C«MS.. .. V. A. o»b*rn Co A. 11. DrodaraoS. V. A. O.born Oo, Goo. Gaina*, ri,» J.rob Burga Unknown, II. J. EH» U. J. EU« ................................... P«ari Bupbrna. •aa*44 Fiori Bocoad AddlUoa lo AlUmoal*. Rorordod la liai Book B. Fago 78 (Oraaga Coaaty Hrrerdri 15« 18. .................. . Harry Robin ion ^. . , Front Third Addition to AltamaaU, Recordad lo Plot Book B. Pago IS (Oraaga Caaaly Hrcarda) Grant Arm (•( NEJ4 ol NWM.................. oliiEH of NEH..................... J. II. r*M Nab-Dlvlrion of SW (Oraagt Coaaly Bararla) f lA I 1, * , I J , I > > • I « ! J. lUmbjf, Jr. [MEW«t SWH «I REH Faroat aiy. Recordad ta Mloc. Book,«, Paga 4fS (Orango Coaaty Bocord*) IK »f Lot* «S, CS, 70. , ...................................... • - , Joa. Zapf. . , ........ ...... Cka«. Moor* 10 21 21 Charll# lUn»,’. . . . . . . . . SW e»A «1 NEH. »f SE H «•* A, 4 i."* To 81 Rg* 31, run N 805 i E 141 yd» 8 208 yd* W l«k i and WH «f HEW af SEU I Wi| ut NEH of BEH o! 82 J. R. DaVauihaa •» of NE H of HEif . 10 21 St tt Mr*. M. E. Po*t#r H n lS W ii... -- - U 21. 21 18 Ni J. V.rtd.rgraft, Fri«* Sar**y of Lok» <h»rm. Rocorded la Plot Rook It, Pag« || . (OrangoCoaaty Record*) A..........., . i **. Cora 58, Dodgo, , « Alciaadrla #r Oiled*. H»card»d I* Pt*> Book A. Paa* til (Q ..-.- ^—- ‘r ’“ Tr~rli| InknoTO Cbarck Block la Dried* (Oraaga Canate Bacaci») 22 21 2S 22 21 29 2 10 8. ni*ek*b*ar I f, Eddi* Jamoaoa.. «-g. , ........... Is 20 80 SS Mra. E. J, Yournoy.,., óf NE H.. . . . . . . ; ..... . . . . . tl M 2S 40 Ell*worth Tnut Co.. .. f 8EH of NWH of SEX--- *9 80 «0 » C. B. VanDomaa 4 Co. Earabo Hammock. Rcaardod la Plat Baak D, Pag* 7t (Oraag* Coaaty R*cocda) Unknown. , , t ,] J. 8. Simmon* M. K. FIricher Unkaowa........ Ç « ri» S «X eh*. ............. ,.J 8 19 80 2 . Title Bond 4 Our Co.. 2 , 81. Jooo»k. Recordod la.Plat Book D, Psg* 128 (Orango Coaaty Eccord«) . W*T. •*; SS and tkat pari ol . Mt-olHy................................. Moaro* L A »Prod r,. 7» Û RecoVdrd la Piai Book D, roga 41 (Oraaga] 45 Block 7................................... _ ' . J. M. Ogk)ly. . . . . . . . . 1t. florid* Laad 4 CAloaUatUa Co. CoUn PliaialUa. Roc*cd*4 la (Hat tUek C, Pag* llf • ->< (Oraog* Coaaly Rooord«) * m Ém m í " M BB N. 0. Iloekln. 22.1* 29.48 Unknown...... J.. A. Davi*... 22.J? P* - .»•«•»•beeatoeeeeyo»* t-. ,» -luck tax).~., m, v. . . . . . í. . . . Thit p»n ol See tyiaff - I f of Olo«5d»r >tc ...... ................ .V ••t «n N .ide ol St. Gertrud* Av* I«»: rb. W e t E lino of later«•«¡«a vt Holly av* and Pleat J ru» W S ch N 10 ch B « «a .. . ■ *IOthe.......... .......... 19 205 A. b. Tlptoa........... M. M.‘ Smith Seb-DI«UI#a ef B et». Recorded la Piel Ddok D. Pag* II . I (Oraag* Coaaly Koeorde) NEH «f NEH »<••! SH of NWÛ,,. EH of SKU a*4 NW)* of BEH--NWH ol NEH................ NEH o» HEI« and WH of NEH #n<1 Wly oi »*«»«••£••*•• ti 31 il se tl *1 180 22 21 81 IS if SWH of NEH (Ira b*f NR cor ran W SS2.44 ft S.848.I« ft #• ' SS d*g W - 92.08 ft 8 24.de«. , • 30 ml* r. ttSS.92 It H 000.74 - ft N 1814.18 ft and loo* bog. (.** . • . HW «or run E 410.12 ft N 21 dog W. 2S4.lt ft S 77 dog »0 . ^ ’ mia W 148.11 ft B 1S4.48 It)... 81 80 ‘80 20 fi. F, Drown.'. Lanfwood. Recorded la Plot Book D, l'*|0 81 (Oroog* ( ooolr K­ NH of Lot 38 and Slj Unkaowa............ Lot 51...... John Dodd Hoir*.. lAittJtO. SO)f e j b « 5 E T V :: M i r y K. Cam mini 9. BsckTM.»»»* il 81 31 31 31 fat1 S Walch* »nd Jbwchyr Rcptirlnf temper and Urne. 123 W. First Bt: SanierJ. FlerWs V Deadly Parallel. . uo douht about ipy getting ■ f h lr l I I . » a . . . «I h ¡’ *. sam the Ddwly arrived abado to M U S . A L B E R T (Æ A M LIN G ■• . ■ Saint Peter. "Here’s -a newspaper MODIST« v gllpplpg of (lie eulogy the minister de­ monja. *t my funeral.” ’Take this,” Silk Work A Specially returned Saint Petor, Ijsndlng the' SA.SVeBD-AVEN U e QlIppiflR to- the Iteoordlng Angel, “and •HetT-fMwth and Ulh SUwU coifaçpfy \t wit», hla past marfórui Tru*t Do, r.' i Trust Co,;. I Trat« Ç a . , « . H. beanird. R. Swartley ^lelre,, i n u * R B of m * ft 8 3» ***h............. H»»5kam Pork H* Mock D., f » i>*ck h .*;: n A. W. Aaloy Uakaowa... » Unknown. * . Unknown . Unknown . Uakaowa... n.k..___ - t o .v S r £ J. H. Rryfi, J, H. Bryck .34 1S 10 IS G. H• U n * l * y ’ ■ Recerdrd la Piai Roah O. Page ** (Ora*«# Coaaly Rriorda) .......... R- J- ifei'y................. ™’ *iry See (Vh 84 T tl • 40 40 40 SS u- ilra. E. P. Atl.y . P. W. Corri»....... u* F* *r i f f o l l . « i n Uakwoara.. ,7..'. .'. Unknown. .». e.... UKkttoiPiu mi .»i» Unknown « . « . * . ^ « Unkaowa. .......... .Mr». D. IL Pearce '» i b * « , . » Unknown.. v C. buadquUt J,.H. firyt*. J. if. Bryc*. J. 11. llryew. (Oraw. i Tklrd Uub.ni!M*a..R*c*rdrd la Piai Beek O, Pag» 12 (Oraago Coaalr Rotorda) » .*-» _ W* R. Palmer..»,...., Rococdkd la Piai Book B. Pago I8S. (Orango Coaalr Berada) .... li * M» UaikdU [ BBewa by J. O.'Frioa PUt Rrcordcd la Plri Rook C, r»«e 12. . (Oraaga Coaaty Record*) Li’ * •••-«»»....... t *.8- l.ar»*n I a of Loi 14). b- A. Sarttk. ........... EXPORT • to 20 20 bot », Blark 10. Tlor t . j . , . . , . . , . , . V . Joo Caamra». ............. UU S and 7, Blaok 11, TUr W. II. BarrUy............ Imt 7, Block 10, Tlor, 10............... Unknown................... Cbapmaa 4 Tack*r'a Addition la Saaford. Rrc*r4*d la Plot Book C, Pago 18 . (Oraafo Coaaty Bocord*) bot 4, Block II ............................ • W. M. Simpoon.......... wvo. B «. »»aia v« Black mari II, »i- Tl»r »irr 14, Brrordad urrsrarq ih m. r» sg» •• W M. Clark naviiiviBiBR Bab.DItlalaa af la nsi Flat lies Book F, iPago (Orango Coaaly Bocwrd») . . 1 3« 12.. . . t * : . . . . . . . . . . . . . a» Unkaowa.,.. 1 Noa*ta Addition U Maaford. Rarordcd la Piai Book C, Pago 22 . (Oraaga Coaaty Bocarda) . AM Hjo«k A ....................... . Ooo. E. Stack. •«•••».» 1 AU Illoek B. . .................... . Gto. E. Black............. . 1 A. D. Bl«alir»ré*i Addili#* U Hanford. *#c#fded la fiai D#ok A. Pi|t M * \'T* (Oni|« C tulf l*(«r4i) jdj j i » O# yßf» Cook. . . . . . . . . . . 1*.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , t»#o. Tannar. . . . . . . . . . . (Oraa«o m • a« • e •« . poet op R . wnuajmro*. rOkllam. . .7? R. Carter-. Phoot No. 182 MAGAZINES Soft WltCT 1.87 �■ M ■ —JJ- jUJNg ** V * , ■* :or RentRoom», Kissimmee, Flo,, June lfi^ K fs* ™ ! ^ l o for •Uiht’ 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 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. B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ JU ST B F^nVK EN : 81-tf men read and re-read tha. mottoes-It. W. Mriklcjon, whp arranged the Y O U A N D M E .” of .the Brotherhood of Locomotive reception which was attended by a Engineers, thinking that tbtoy filled lurge presentation of the professional MISCELANKOIlfl up spqce in malt« up o f an organ!-. husineM and society dement 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 \dverUsemonis Under to d o . business. " CCU 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 i i i N T o n r » *- , <i‘ ’bh'e to tho other, kenterdd In human: arriving and departing *rith. guests. •Wanted— Furnished room .!----“ HELL PRENT ’E M "- SO S A * “ S g u filK K iiK . auni, m n^M tirv 4o i n mntin Light luncheon was served durinr during Line For Each Insertion. Minimum agents, as necessary make nnml good t.ii»ht 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 the some of our men stopped to think thfm about the in'acts explaining in In answering an advertisement apolls 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 tv^ 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 montioned in the ad please do pot writing work neatly done. shotby their playmates and death me more or less sleeplessness and planation wo must. retrospect, - our cd themselves aa perfectly delighted lit. John s Hotel, Room Ì2. worry and yet. I have never spoken or loss of Jlmh la something that final conclusion U the founders qf with the beautify! .appointments of ask The Herald fob Information as n-tfe .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 'has 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-wre' 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* 'he - 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 ddS 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 adjustment 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 and capital, V has impressed all who ing adcount of such an accident, that l*t- C « k . farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 years, all the opposition they'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 more personal \ttcntlon to ‘ these published show that the number of 'JZ _______________ 8 1 -6 1 ' it brought tear* to my eyes: at 8 per cent. F. B. Woodcock, * thinking about John's cognomen Careless handling of - a 22-caliher facta, for soon we must leave this criminals in the criminal, 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 son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Nolach, (spclted Jno) benefit: once— one Berkshire hoar, registered Culler’s store and receive reword we realize its similarity to railroad partially license states, 118; in tho 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 if rules are not observed, mastered 1 With regard to pauperism the re­ ■viate what la * really a good title by little one, wh odied after. V-fcalng _______ ._________ 86-4tc and lived too, it is noon, heard "not ports show that Hi the prohibition .writing it "Jno"T J?or the life of brought to' the city for t rc^rftutt m 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 . th e ' afternoon •yoUBjf l John. If it was only written "Jon“ 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 Nfl­ Heights,, with store house, and fair so often heard it said, "I did not .license states, 12:1; in extreme license * Ladies’ Bpccial OfiVr inch lijrtJk discharging blank-cWtbut aa it U written it doesn't mean good business and ono: aero good know these people thought ao much states, 128. "7 anything. One might just as well ridg#?rl|a.:was heard to tell the 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 water on place. Six pair of our finest 3bc valoa Practice Whai They Preach or- make Peter by writing it "Prt." to shoot, lwitd immediately 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 get *up, you see 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. 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 statement and how the people can and do keep up ing at'home that will 'be read with SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN , • 86-2tp with improvements." Children can effect. The newspapers preach that to place a period where it belongs." the shot, but 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 hurt right there." may feel a little «ore over their de­ a pair of our well known M ofi do see what 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 that all Paradise Gartera for one dollar, sal 86-2tp found that the bullet had pierced for you makes me. glad I am asao- head of the work done by the news- R. D. No. 3. 6 cents for poitage. the candidates for office cannot win 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 Methodist church entertained dom stop to consider tho obligation You know these hose; jthey stood For Sale at a big bargain, as I live immediately rushed to TaJhpa for has it oil over the office holder when tho tost *whcn all others failed. to far Away cannot attend to this our organization with such - nice when the out of town printing solie 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 Delta 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 Gutranlecd 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 ehaip 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 shady veranda. Soon called ¡dent today signed the Panama 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 adapted-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 that ho our crowd in two very noticeable Hampstead, 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 A w- k v br lto attm* ntMPAur der cooked;,. experience resided in F R E E ) Evelyn Thaw" Brarele of them: M. B. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. 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. are’ 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 hos ply or woman nq matter how' young or For Sale— Practically bran new comb, T " ein .oe.found in4 he T sr Ak how old. Very stylish '»nd attrac­ 1914 Overland touring 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 T E * Our Free .O ffer.W e^ aro 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 ! tíQ o r y a a o o o Q D O O u o o D o o o o o D O a j 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 It certainly would Impress them to -• 7‘ c M R S. 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 jee DRESSMAKING 'the 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 stamps to cover shippings coats we For Sale—Black »addle and driving aQ O O aaaaocioaooaoaaoaaoooae Notwithstanding the eloquent la­ Tho poor sick sport looms up In church has improved and advanced will ship; a big box of 2 0 '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 hut draws a hundred years in prison. bins Nest and Sanford people we For* Sale—A g6o<i home well located. :'h ; fresh 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!" at the pleas the prisoner's appreciate 'the 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 jiot allowed to accept payments. SemtaoIe Finh Market ’ aces of corn, a whole sweet potato after danclngl" The'doomed man's comotive Engineers In their annual this. W r cll 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 memorial' service— Welcome ■and balancé monthly.-. Connelly, 109 Mag­ Dayton, Ohio P. O. Box 101 given to barbecue; 8 front .teeth and inf, 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. Gate away 96 fiitHe is uiir hurnojj judgment* The WARNING 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 fh 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 last'even­ forts try’ false statements as to.the 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 i o 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)the 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.communl- doné«* at a bargain., W. J, T size "off "parent *office reports, kissed 1a * nod 'or* smile to sycophant and ¿ A n uqtuuaf Interest Js being taken cite Any such fact» to the Companyi rf“ ----- ©pny years. 126 babies, kindled 14 kitchen : fawner: Hit victims rot in dun,- and it (if already proven that 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 meHI, sluVrs o f; gin' are marching to thp lemonade. Thprc wifi be-entertain­ N o J flc p ^ 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 irjt National I) rtm ]li) mu 14 lead pencils, dictionary,k2 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 dptlot force men to the course that 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 and'a car with » reliable man on Tuesday, July 14th, at ^ Notwithstanding Ail this* public of­ it'th 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 abom inati 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 'emolpMihing. but a freewill offering ja -gthhplatíonr such other business as msy 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 bettorr E'a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT m Special Hosiery Offer - L**-~~l * * - " -71.TT-J— 5 of a S ih V ** sm . - II ,fc �W-w, -T----- — ---------- ¿»raflC COUNTS pu BUSH ED SEMI-WEEKLY *• 1 ... . . ON♦*-flTUESDAYS iA AND FRIDAYS M »¡ - : j^r. j //V S A N F O R D -L ife /» r feî V'•» : ' VOLUME V -* * s n i-trtó jf.i. S '■r- : ' #* SANFORD, FLORIDH, FRIDAY. . . íg s if V3 - . - , . 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; ; '• l.t ¿'ù -ri . THK LONG DRAWN OUT CON- or a* far a» may be {necessary in P E A C E M A K E R S A R E A S F A R A W A Y a w a y reach bed rock upon which the mas­ t r o ’v e r s y MAY NOW E V E R — V IL L A W I L L A G A I N T A K E C H A R G E O F sive and splendid structure will rest. BE AT AN END as THAT SUM IS NOW AVAIL. ABLE FOR FARM LOANTallahaasee, Fla., June 19.— Jo­ seph Hughe* and eon, a boy of The contractor is not hurried, but is >• T H E A R M Y — W H A T S E E M E D L IK E 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 A L IS T 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 Huerta 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. It 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 at Juares. said Mexican revolutionary ranks, while funeral of W. H. Atkinson, a friend General Francisco Villa and General mediation at Niagara Falla tested, Jacksonville, Fla., June 19.— P. As and schoolmate of Mr. Huftret, who Venustiano Carranta, leaders of the had stirred officials here,' but Con­ 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 that 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 tbs Issue was drawn opened with singing of "America," the city, and had directed hla hands d That General Villa had determined cedure in the mill l tightly between Senators Fletcher followed by the roll call and reading to suspend work in cutting down »nd Bryan, the administration felt' of the minutes by the efficient llttl« upon a break-with Carranta and had that Carranza had agreed t at 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 attitude 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 the senatorial race, it revelation to hear the children rc>ta-*{~Huerta government. first Constitutionalist ’S co' . tfie mil- frotn the» road. ,Mr. 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 that Vllla'a. action Pree- other work, expecting to give the tfaihington report, P. A. Dlgnan were, a'fine report of the previous had sevred the purpose foi 'which it •g a candidate for Tderit of Mexico, was originated and that the con­ a ed to tree further attention on the arrival I old that it was the first that he had meeting, showing that the Bees are queror of Torreon and Saltillo would have stood by Villa in e .< emon- of 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 matter would be pledgo which was repeated in unison onight is the oruahing into the stomach of the brought 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 ity—almost a crank on the aub- liberty and justice (or all.’ ’ great preparations have beeA' made der the tree wn* to cut the' limb with be some exciting races at Daytona axes, which waa, of .course a difficult ct, in fact, and there is not much -In s brief talk Mrs.» Abern auto will bring undertaking as there was danger of h on July Fourth. Tho time to reoeivo you. iThe to be said at this time anyway. If outlined the purpose of this , j ] i 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 the' polneetUae recently pla: announced later. All races will be accommodate the croWiJ i 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 prosperous dllxen ol Montlccll : : : Sarah WlgfrtT Then followed the admitted. b o u s e and the porches even1, if the amateur will men, owning «ever Miss Emma Paulii pretty ceremony of christening the powers 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 "America" 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 Rare—5 Mile Straightway, ‘ Orlando. Fla., June 19.— Bids for county. There will bc.refreai —~"i'u ' n..rinw mi t -ririt. The peating ” l iWme.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 ice—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, A cIumW. ILm-lon, Din- ,ders, * Top,' windshield. Entry fee both instrumental and vocal. *i V* is too the Alabama Paving Company of if you livo too far or it wnine was .made. Miss r n u l i s ^ Ma, wei|, - Mesdames * Henry five dollars. Prixe silver cup. *vF; wafm.for you to walkj/phoi* No. Birmingham, at 26 M cants per u about thirty-two 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. .Tajver; 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 Fort Myers hurried father 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 ami "Entry {jo ten dollars. ^Prlxe Orlando giving toward the building of the Fiorldn Naval Vault Company of ■t t t Howard*ahd several of the 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 an election whjch will determine not reached. fromU specialists, finish- the contract and Mr. Johnson all' communications to L. E: ?ort. Colonel Rooeevelt is not to speak‘in. -¿whether they ’ shall be TiTalned .lit It waa a - very Impressive cere­ has one year In which to complote office or recalled waa {lied late yea-’ mony, the. children entering Int? the care of San Juan Gàrage, Orlando. open for severai rnontbp. An exam the curbing. The specifications pro­ All Florida care are tirneatfy in ination today disclosed a larynx Unlay afternoon with the city clerk. spirit of the qccAtion with earnest­ vided for vitrified brick on prac­ vited to participate, The petition boro more than '300 ness and enthusiasm,.¡the..light t»f«an 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 alrea4y paved. Chargen against the commie- the meeting cloaed with'the Junjor ii^ the 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. Mott 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 The Democrat [for Euatla, Merrill and Munroe. :-* 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 Very little Ja heard of the.activ- lahassee , Florida who^lejftired tne Tuesday ut It o’clock >wlth thé fol­ amount assessed . amounting reason being that tho stores remain­ alurami oration .before the lowing- members preeent: S, Runge, 1215.93 should be- returned to the pities of tlji- Skinner Manufacturing j annual 1 ed opened'on account of pay day at Cpraljany. located at Dunedin, ,.*(n Alumni Association ol Gun Unlvor- 0- ~Vf. Spetmsr*-#. Aï. Williamson. candidates and „the same amount tha «hops and this helped to keep the treasury to pay current the county of Pinellas, but J f ta » -ilv of Georgia on Tuesday'«ufTBred W .’ V. Dunn, C. A. Dallas, J. E. left‘‘in _ 9 9 n . . | **' . T . ». . - . | • the crowd downlM during -M>‘ nddree» from*^ exptitiacs.. -This ribeans that the canHartley, D. H. C. Rabun. Ab.busy"concern, all-the same. It made feeather ilao kept, .many at ljoma lapse o(; triotnary. e' ri>- per'cunt, of thplr ’rétif, G.'.M . Jacobs, J...H. Uuddle- dido tea will have’* » modf-sf btkgiunint^wlJout elk yoare who thought possibly Jupiter PluUp 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 temmsehinery for (ruU pecking -hous« not Temember coming to AthenB, tlv^Runfe waa Chosen ga/ije... The boys .are putting up a 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 that iuteiy "ndibin^ - of making the ad- m eettaifjo order, when tbe matter said supervisor was elected at the limjted time tKey have practiced f; buxine*« was never better than It la drea* and ,*la coriaidered .by* phyaL of atactlng a permanent chairman primary on June 2nd he would really arid being;* sjrieHy amateur 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 that ;feaalonaf article. The people of 8anblood ; good the rqunty would’-dot be left* with­ fruit growing'^aectlona of ‘ Florida, BnRly was cboaerr to act a* secretary, t fovd aboutd - paffunlse them every ».»v» ,v. out thq eervicM of tbe pi}p«rvisoit time they tjave a game scheduled pr**sfftfu r~ ^ though frequent shipments are made Thp question of thr per diera of the committee »recommended that ijjt’ ta other state*. The plant cover* 'Hi* trouble may be due to ^ fall on the home gtounds.. Iq.Nèw Yojk aome yekni ago, though •' *n srnx'bf 40,000 square feet and is V ' ■ b4*. ba* nevbf euffered- beforii .yith >yJim thoioughty"’ equipped. >Lth moderh .a t a ithree h r e « dollars d o lla r s D u ,,0 !,0 t o oTO?w u n ,n the members be paid Hla Explanation Accept 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 /that a cellar , »«■tmptayad ib all a?asona, though it It waa decided th*j. In^m.uch. a» r ot “ lb* i&tyinileaa pit’ bat an ” targer. of cotiree. at tomb kiraaons Geo. A. peCotte* ¡>t thU city arid ■'V # crot*ry haA^cted .foe on^ year ,mtttt«'"t)iat they Indite a jotter to is n Ihia inariy■ ^frfemta-bere. gJ thi- board a t ' county t iramiasioners underground room where,.they keep v than others. ind ha3'. ^ v e t rc- recommending,; the payment of -I— u good tWjjjje Jo ea\.' T hat, 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 jit je 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 vh vhst-the cellsY wo i . 1 tar*» force i under the Yet. in piece of giving ■etual that,p : Mr Bryan sw mat' kd- I SENATOR BRYAN WINS IN DIGNAN’S SELECTION ■ U N T Y COM M ITTEE M E E T S \ i m Killed by Falling Tree ■Hjll ' — \ PURPOSlBS ■* >’ - ING I r. Aa • > 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 today., that 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 It potaibla for. national banklpg ’association* to lend money on improved farm lands. Scorn of inquiries concerning this, provision reach the Treasury Depart­ ment daily and there does not seem to be a general understanding that the farm loan clause of the act n ow |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£ Burplus of national banks to be 31,777,000,000. Twenty-five per cont of this amuunt or 3444,260,000 is nvailnblo for farm loan*. ‘ Furthermore, the federal raservo act provide* that 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 the’ 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 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 limit 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 stats 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 that all personsr corporations snd aaaocL., ationa liable under the incomestar law will be heavily penalised on failure to make payments before June ' 80th. Th* department will pua|i the cases. t .t J .Tho North German Lloyd’s steam­ ship Kaiser Wilhelm the Seean bound from Southampton to Ne York ta at Southampton disabled. One thousand passengers ’ are on board. The grain steamer'Incemore, from BIAek Sea porta to-Liverpool, okad here with her bow cru the forepeak full of water, collision occurred lu 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 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/. 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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>, June 16, 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/0fd3a7faf65c69691947e7442051d1a6.pdf 3466031d7dc15cfdf67581f36f6b8029 PDF Text Text , ■■■' v •.. . 'S «v . : . > U5r~thC tttn emlnatforr of rudimeoUr knowledge- of the' simplest instru H yçu want to buy or a*» „ ' menu that have come to us ‘from savage times. A few years ago to do buaioess. with a common voice, the newspaper 7S-U with a common voice, he news­ Demiu of Vanderbilt and Others BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN papers of the country cried out Lo*t or Stolen— Niagara t. . Breaks the Record. against the man that rocks the boat black finish, No. E, E. 8862. YOU AND ME.” H returned. M. E. M ‘ until he disappeared from human °>p* for* Tift, and Magpolia. ; sodety, but the-protest against.him Cstate Paid Largest Inhortt&0-2ip ■ V ■ was often put in the shape 6f a Tax Sine* Enactment of Law fist or an oar before he consented to r * I WHh the Sum of W,150^0(VU All Local Advertisements Under depart—only whan public opinion Many Rich Men Dia.' This Heading THREE CEN^S a mer. 4 Call at 211 E. Third St. A CHIEL 18 AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. warranted extrome measures did the ayersge man resort to extreme New York.—With Um death r e c e n tly Line For Each Insertion. Minimum " HE’LL PRENT 'E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. :----------- — _______ measures'in the defense of the lives of Oeerge W. .Vanderbilt, Qeorge W e s t- Charge 25 Centn. All kinds of stenographic and Inghouse and John L. Cadvalador, ofof the young and careless. writing work' neatly' done flcUla in the state comptroller's of1 This Is the season of our dis­ But knowledge is stlU needed. .A In snswering an- advertisement « Deine advocate of munidpa) floe la this city began a tabulation of St. John’s Hotel, Room 12. content when the boys are home fow days ago eight young people where no name or house number ia ownership' U v u with feel int» of 77-tft the. wealth left by the large number mentioned in the ad please do nht from school and do not know what ider and astonishment that the pushed » J>°*J Wtoi f rive^ only to of 'Prominent New York men who Wanted A good secondhand butothic. day I ehould read in aome to do with themselves and their find If o w lo ld e d so’ that It drpped ask Tha Herald for information as fy * . Mrs. A. E. Berg, Route 2 have died alnoe January 1, 1112. It papera that Lakeland expected to parent» hardly know what to do with each motion of the oara, while Is estimated that the total amount of to the identity of (he advertiser. m 80-ttp sell her munidpal plant to private with them. Here in Sanford the the current bore it away, frtmi the wealth passed on to the next ‘genera­ Usually we do not know who the control. They said the plant had positions that a young boy could shore. Not one df thg party knew tion by the death oi these men la advertiser Is and If we do w e- are Wanted—Okra, • corn, cup!*., never paid and in order to lift a Qll are few and far between and there enough to judge as to. the capacity more than ooe billion dollars. not allowed to give oat this In- onions, radish,* beets and a liuu The state comptroller at Albany re­ formation. Simply write s letter celery. All STRICTLY choice debt from the city It would be a U nothing left for the majority of of the boat— not one of the party good plan to aell the munidpal them to do but roam the streets un­ could swim. Seeing that all could ports that for the year ending last snd address. It as pet Instructions Address E. T. Woodruff, car, Atv .. plantt-and get the money. It look­ til tha school bell rings again. The not be saved, three young men de- fli^teeahar the total amount of rev- n the sd. .. . b; ■ gon Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla. S2-2p i ed like very poor business Judgment rearing of boys is a great and a moat liberatcly j5li/nged into the water anas collected by the state from the to me and I awaited some ex pi ans momentous question aod .one that and were drowned so that the girls Inheritance tax Wee 812.724JSt.B6. Wanted— Six families to keep cost FO R SALE The sum to be collected from estate« tion.uf the affair and now I have it sooner or later will rise up to haunt might be esfa— this was nobib but not yet appraised Is beUrred to be •u™V,*r; . Writ* to, spanmvnu. from the Lakeland Telegram and the fathers of the boya in Sanford. most foolish. If the four boys had much larger. For Sale—82,600.00 buys celery Box 223, Daytona Beaeh, Fla. 1* I (t does not sound anything like the We certainly should be making some dropped cosily overboard-and rested Never before In the history of this farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 years. provisions for them and all the good their' hands lightly op. the gunwales flmt report, being as follows: ooautry. It Is said, have so many men 8600 cash, balance 1, 2, 3, 4 ,'years — ------------------------- • * * Wanted-*-Onl# or more room« *, ‘ ' The report of the dty manager advice and sermons preachsd will of *the boat all could have floated of wealth and power died In aueh a a t 8 per cent. F. B. Woodcock, published in the Telegram yesterday have UtUe effect unless we try to for an indefinite time— tor Ignor­ short period. Included In the list are Owney, 7 Oxford Place, Kirkwood, first floor for light housekeeping, Bft. furnished, by an elderly |»dy. is interesting and illuminating. It help them with a Y. M. C. A. build­ ance* of-'the simplest facte connect­ «•eh names ea J. Plerpont Morgan, Georgia. 79-8tc A. D- K „ Herald office. M-tu shows that, even under the present ing or something of that tfort' that ed wtah boating three were drown- Anthony N. Brady, "Benjamin Altman. For sale at a bargain, 8 year old Charles B. Appleby. George A. Hearn, disadvantageous conditions the light will give them a jilace to go in (he ed! * t Wanted to buy from owner, either In other.ipatancea we Mfd swim­ Henry M. risxler and Isaac V. horse end a good cow. S. A. Hous­ and water plant owned by the city evenings. The coat of the boy in ton, Cameron avenue, R. F. D. No.3 vacant or irapirved city proper!» Is paying handsomely. It strength’ this day and age ia enormous and mers going into the surf, without The tax on tha Brody estate, paid weil located. No »gents. Addrm 83-3fp .ens the opinion already held -by a unleas his early training standa him tention to the state of the\ide— la advance oc appraisal to ' ‘ Property,", e-o Herald. Very large proportion of the citizens of in good «lead Ije will r. rUjJ/Oy^fstti hen wearied they, start toward the dlecount oo the regular perFor Sale— Good all round hone. Wa'nted-7-To buy a home on farwLakeland that it woujd 'b e folly by the wayslde’in the lacayiofrey-, ch* only to find themselves car­ f M li.m . which WA« on M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. able terms 'before July l , t Ceapremacy. ,‘V TC ho coat Of the aVehste tl sell this valuable property and ex­ ried out further snd further by tbs ▼alo»lion of ITt.-QCO.OOO. 7!Hf trally located Box 1256, dty. boy 1* »«mined up by the-Indlfmapchange munidpal control for pri­ fdree of the ebb. How can the fool­ The Morgue estate has paid ip,, ad­ For ; s j b —-1910 -Cadillac touring vate ownership. It also establishes oils Nfljfp fp the following: V •‘1 ' > ' v 84-4t ish °nd the careless be instructed? vance tax of IMOO.OOO on aa estimated Aca’dfntle sAtatiatlciana frequent­ Sometimes the effort seems hqpeless, total vhleaUoa of MB,000,000. exclu- cur f(y^$4W,0q.«ftfó- overhauled in conclusively the fact that ~8tnford Ma_ „ , to reduce the rates on tW cirk ¿far* ly apply their nritmetic to aome but if we ftive exterminated the etve of works at art, which have been goodI *ri)finin|'j|hfpe, Voloe WertS Cultivating. of investigation. A Rocker of the Boat, why not hope releed at more than 8M.000.0Oa chine A 82-tfc ‘ rent and water a plant must be in' strange Think at laaat twice before uifcg your voice once If H Is well tnla«4, stalled which will insure more eco­ professor of Opeago Unlveraity, for for results in other d rections? Is George W. Vanderbilt Is supposed to For Sals^Hone, wagon-and bug­ end try nev r to utter a-word thft fc nomic production than the present example has figured out the coat of it not the duty of parents to see have left 660,000,000. Attorneys for the «stata ero working en en estimate gy with harness. All will be sold not clear, distinct and well modaiitM inadequate machinery. Indeed, un­ rearing a boy, The very cheapest that children learn something of the of the fortune to be marts to the state for 8125 cosh to firs! man wbo ap­ Hunted, v*reless habit« of Ilf« ud s less something'!* done before the ad­ rearing, he aaya, cost the parents water and Its waya in dealing with plies. L. F. Hancock, R. D. f 82-«tc tendency to lrriUbltUy are vent of the winter season there Is J4.00Q to bring the boy from baby­ man? T to largwt laberltaeéé tax parid stble for the harsh tones of probability of serious breakdowns, hood to the age of eighteen. Leas There is no sense In telling boya b m tbs «ooctnieat o* the law was For Salo—Practically bran new vote«« which nature fitted fnr with resultant interruptions of b*t- than this will not suffice, but as and girls they must not go upon 1 ot 88JMJM0 OB Om 827.000,000 1914 Overland touring ear, fully thing better than to grate on oar nn teSs at t w UU OoL John Jacob As­ «quipped, self starter, electric lights as they do. vice and very annoying experiences much more may be spent as the the water or In the water—some day te that Um estât« of In.use abort time by owner, 8860 on the part of the people, who are parents can afford. Presumably he they will try the experiment, and at 867,000,. refers only to the necemtry mini­ liable to be left in darkness t r withthen the inevitable will occur. Far . Rejected Manuscript cash.takes car. B. A O. Motor Co. • out water supply. This condition is mum cash outlay, and makes no safer lt.la to Impart knowledge than 0M, ImU the rscorrt.' Answer to * ComespondanL-W* B a n ja a ria A it m a o . O a o r s a A. H a a rn . For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow. P. O. have no space for your story, -R. a. due solely to the rapid growth of allowance for the parental tilde,1 to multiply warnings— why not learn W .;” It reminds us rf the North Cos* Box 1387. 7-C the dty. It Is hardly reasonable to knowledge of experience. Some par­ by the experiences of others before its. oro som« of ths men try bill ¿posting candidate who !» contend that Improvements put in ents of coarse gain knowledge snd it la too late? When* you want s typewriter tee plored tha local public to stick ap hr oro being ndJasUd by • • • four years ago should be adequate experience st the expense of the boy, comptroller. Mr. Altman Connelly, also ribbons and carbon. him because he had stuck up fortte* now because they were adequate snd tha time of other parents ia L Now that the election la over M t kis Sri works, rained at 110.000,78-tf —London QMbe. then. The Telegram knows of. pri­ without value. 8o it ia barely pos- snd a thing of the past can I ask 000. to the'Metropolitan mnsetmi HU vate concerns in Lskeland that have sible. the professor’ s calculations con­ the real men of this section to get total estate is ssppoeed to be For Sale—Black saddle and driving T ? T > l? T ? London “ Tange» Nedns.l had to replace their entire equip­ template a profit and loss balance together on the road question and 820.M0JO0. mare. Inquire of J. D. Roberts- at r A l i l i «Evelyn Thaw’’ Britto Mr. Hearn»' another noted art col­ grocery. ment during the put four years between b?y and parents that elim­ do something. The present status 4fc-tfc These two beautiful pieces of pop-1 H i. with enlarged and modern fadlities inates thesis items from hia statis­ is nothing but child’s play snd the lector. Utt me aetato .Of 810.000.000. ular jewelry are the crate tsHriJ t g l rts« a DftUW« art ootlectioaL The I have a few bushels velvet brtkns - due to the changing conditions, tit tics. Even so, it ia not entirely ■ooner we g e t' tognthsr the soon «stata of tanno V. Brokaw Is «odmeted left. Will sell the»» cheap. Come ■eclaty weotvn in New York ao41 dear how he arrives at hit final is only reasonable to expect that the will all psrties etmcernnd get what at in.ooo.oop. and s wdnation of 84.largest ' cities. They are neat ssdl 81-3tc mutdipal light and water plant, onet iutn. is ooming •to thi*m..Thi« matter 427,601 was-placed on the «stata of at ortce. A. M. Tyler. clsga.nt gold- finished articles tisi Nor ia it at all clear that any,prac­ seems, to have gdtua far enough* and Iridar Strass. TJ«nry Tria*t«r M t on of the largest and most ‘ important For 8ale— New Potatoes, sorted will.'¿ladden the heart of eróy prt institutions in the dty, and the tical purpose has been served by hia to me it ia only another source, of estato of HJWOJOO. and washed, full bushel 81.25 'de­ or woman no matter how yoanj tr quickest to feel the pressure of the arithmetical exploits. If he could revenue for the la s e r s and thrt ia'x Other lafrge «eûtes settled to 1*18 livered anywhere in Sanford, sub­ community’s growth, must also be show that a 14,000 boy, grown into payer will* suffer by 'the „deal. Now are those' of D. O. Mill«, who left ject to your approval. Send postal how’ old. Very stylish and gttro] provided with equipment to enable manhood, -4« less. Valuable than a that tome people eeem to have ob­ aboet 810,000,000; Bdwiq Hawley, vai- card order to C. E. Snyder, Route 1, ilva.'. ' ’ O bi; Free Offer. We are sdrol It to respond to the increased de- 810,000- boy,, something might be tained eatlsfactlon there is nothing ned at 60,740,000, less debt» of about Sanford. 8I-8tc tl«ir.g Spearmint Chewing Cm [ prnv^l hv hi« flviirisi. But he can- hut to do aomethlng and let the t i.000,000, and James R- Keene, eetienawdsi •■■■ and desire to piace a big box of tto ■ mated ot 6*0,000.00».— ;-------------------may- , be, s To use an axpression trite and not. The 8AÙ001•boy For bU6—A Kinul huinu gull luushd. \ « » A «JL. work of road build ng go ahead. fine, healthful gum into every bos*. tssm -" V !* ’ • r —n rr homely, but truthful, wo cannot cat million dojlar^maii. Jud the 810,000 The majority of the.people in. this 8500 cash, balance easy payments. It sweetens itfiV breath—whites« the *“ u dependent.. our rake and have it,.too. -W e can- boy an impecuntou $ room house,.81>600, easy paymorttil, district are heartily tired of all.this taetlj t.aud. aids digestion. It b re- ( Ensmy of the Bo/k Lovey. .V." not keep our money in pur pockets Cheap raising-does.not mean a cheap bickering end back bltinft and .they 8 rooms and bath. 1300 cash—monthly One of the mott-'eoumon of the refrealiijjt' and pleasing to i!L To ; and yet have an up to dale and gder product when it corves to rearing want results and. now is the time to payments. book destroyers Is thé. bread borer. every ohe opebding us but 50c aa4 j quatc plant. Wu cannot bo .’ fur­ boys. No doubt, Abrrthain'.Lincoln^ get together and do something be­ which Is found In libbràrli/s and in rye W«U 'located, lot, ’ 5& 0 . 860 cash, nished light and water at cdbt of for instance, coat his parents {ess sides retard progress. You know bread. It ia half an Inch tong, downy, balance monthly. C-opneMy, 109 Mag- i? 7tamjii^q.'eqvcr shipping c o « U r ‘ riglil »hip -a; big box of 20 regular » production and yet make fextengiopa than 84.000r he very -likely left the what 1 mean and you should take light brown In color and 'striped nolia avenue. 07-tf 'packages, or-iks Spearmint Gum u4| of lines and mains with thYearnings parental roof, with the financial'ac­ the matter up. We want results in lengthwise. It lays its eggs "between For Sale—Two Jersey.hclfcr» fith insliide the elegant of thé pLanL Dut by providing by counting all in hia favor. And one road building and let petty jes!- the leaves of books pud In chinks In the covers. The young hatch tn five Ant calf. J, D. Hoskins, Second VtBhjW'* ■serkljirr and ' ’ Errirs a bond. issue at once for necessary .Would oot have' to go far to cite outles be t y ( B L | i 6 i t o ^ ' absolutely free* (V.—t. or six daya . and the larvae at. ones street, — ------- ------------ 84-4tp plenty * of .examples to prove that extensions the pftnt Is’ freed from T ljs Vfftr Is for a abort time salf. that burden and its product can be laviah expenditure in upbrining has T Douglass' baa been re-elected as bore« long narrow tunnels through For Sale— Dmrjc brown horse, M Not more* tjjun 2. orders to on# pF* paper, leathac_ond wood of the bindfurnished at cost; and by installing a been worso than money wasted. clerk of the ‘circuit couft and being hands high, • weighs 900 pounds, 8 ty. Dealers not alloitod to accept f *"«• ' ' , v *a|L_« II____________1 11 "n o t There is a homely old laying that ______ . plant, equal to fijV.jecd» of the city n goodI fellow know -he will years hid, g^titls and sound, war,a this rqlt of prodkrticb V.H1 be re­ a ailk purso cannot bo made from a get mad if I poke this at him bat -------------------- 77,' i t any place. ^Priee 8150.00. Richard s ’alk s co m pan y War and. MerafS. ; *J duced-to the minimum. »The city hog’s ear. But It ia probably closer how I* this gs a speech before- 0*« C6rter,'Lak»;M**y, Fla. 84-ltp # . "Every war. evoneth‘i briffelt. will. manager figures that with«.* proper to the. point to say that, raising a •lection. I .do, hpt say that Doug­ In one year, demoralise men Intomparr equipment' current can b*; furnished boy Ir a gamble at beat—a gamble lass said this bnt it sounds like him: ably moro than thousands of -thefts, .fo r SrtJe-^-Tpio good horsca apd at 6 cents per k.' to.'*and .-Water at 12 [or the boy and a gamble for the ‘T don't know a thing abgut Hie arsons sod murders committed!In Uta. ■firing wÎKôn. Inquire of Coro Cols OW NI cents prr thousand gallon«. These parents. Still it Is the best gamble tariff. If I did I would be k «uVk- course ot centuries by individual m*n BoKllngMCo. 80-tfc ere very low rates.' A copy of the in the world und, somehow, on the msn. I* have only ordinary com­ under the Influence of passlon.M -r;TolsI PAIN T, J For Sale or Rerftrf-Two nico resi- i ordinances of-the city of Pensacola, whole It turn* out pretty well. The mon sense snd that, combined with toL you win S M I, sn’ cea st A bargain. W.* J. Thigpen. just received, ahowa that the mini­ 84,000 wager, plus affection, hope, conscientious effort, *ought to make CO d s . PCT /.-* * ♦ ’ 80-tf mum charge for water in the year interest, faith, may all be lost, but a good county clerk out of me. I Keep Conscience Cleari tBoaostm THIS IS still it pays to rear the boy. May 1911 was 4Q cents per * thousand humble solicit your support, andtif If .you sell your conaclehUo to ipTO BEN T gallons, thouagh this rate has been his numbers increase and hia shadow I get. thrt job 1 seek, you will find ereft, you traffic with a friend.— éy rt g«l«. L.Í&M. S*®}* j „ reduced uptil the minimum charge never grow lese! • me at"* the court house early snd Jcechrr. ‘ / ’ ly it e ú Resi P*int I • • • Furniahed room for rent Terms rca- ' ^AdjifttB^LInsasdOO *> is now 26 cents per thousand. It ■Ai late." ss* eonahle. . Apply 214 Park aventtr. 63-1( . ,rjidroig .it o m i* with U «J» • • • •* . is probable that the-rate/ forecast 5 Summer time ia here, vacation I« C a«tl, H .ir a is la d t ,lai C lt«. ^ i i,L. 7 y ai a. Paint For Rent— Large pleasant rooms, • for Lakeland are as tbw art those of time is here and the bolt rockpr and U and tar K -m la»l» C aanl». Vlarlda. Ckiitii, NllUag Tsiephons, electric’ lights and. bthor Toy Animals. ^ariy.city in the statb^pefhapa lower. the man who cannot aw'm?*who A»» M. Tylar, Camplaloant ‘ .Jti only $ 1 ^ 0 V*ri& conveniences. Apply 41» Oak *7n all tho ages of thb world’s his­ V*. takes a young lady out in the. water ~*'*<Il hiqi been objected that no .pro­ Laura K . T^lrr. Ilaapnndant. ’ ‘ 69-tfc * vision is made in the city manager's beyond, her depth will flow take the tory Ohlld’ on have loved their toys to T a Lauts È. T ylar.'Or-atiag: Y ou ara h»rau« raqulrad ta ba and a figures for retiring the bonds. T^ie boards and the paper will be full of be In tho shapes of snlmnli. Mules bafora ioti rlrcult ruiiri, atIba H*»#al____ H*»#alli Ju- ■ For Rent— Rooms, large, cool, i ■ ■ tha - - -------— lha 'I.......... andlfnyj«». ol Flgrlda, I« an* for Ramio• item of 86,400, representing 10 per accounts of drowning* and •w'hst- appear among the toys__of pottery dictai Cpcult M y from Cyreuatc«.' made i l Athena; ala ola eoustjr, Vtorlda, at tka coutt'Àoua# »rr'eoned and well furnished , tor , thtn not. The fellow who. rocks the boat t cent depreciation ( in machinery, Saalord Florida, on Uunday, tho S rd .d or Sanford, ■potted • ws from Egypt; a boy rid­ fi . Augnai, A. p . 191*. and aaavar a-bill ot housekeeping, at 302 Park avenue1 i jf could be left almost ^wholly intact hardly ever gets drowned. He usu* ing a Swan, a goat from cypruq, made ot complaint. Plod In lh a '«J r o »« itytod rauaa lor tljjs purpose. Further, the fig- ally aeea.some of nla victims taken beforo the Christian era; rams, ducks, ' For Rent— Completely - ¡fe urea are baaed on the output of the out of the'^water dead but the fool- fish, sit bear witness to tho love of **« ..............- Wttkly AtwipipAf. pub* houso with piano for present plant, which could be grea^ lab one is usually, saved. However (be child on of early times for shi- tbhed _______, «t Sanfurd. la lamíanla rounty. rtav-. ly Increased without corresponding should the idiot be drowned the &.nls In miniature •as playthings.**--. Ida, one* aach waak for tight ranaacutlra Few steps to poitoffi... __r _r steamer codk. A. W. Brow« ‘ «•»increase of expense with proper chances are good that aome of his Mrs. F. N. Jackson. ’Toys of OOw a and twdrrad thla tha ilh 4 l> .i Je«». /A. ISI*. o t .................. Florida. , i1 equipment. Thla additional output victims wilt suffer. A little common Daya.” i _____ Vtotlda. ._____ *________ * • (m — ;-------woul4 be largely net earnings .wlrleh ssi*e used from pow on. until the M«t) E. A. DOUOI./I Clark of tba Circuit Rent— Fur could join with tha item under the vacat on daya mto over will suffic* Effset It Had on Haiv roll, top head of depredation in cgwallng an to keep down the death- list ma­ The hand imNt Amer'can uniform and tàfileâ. 'Also a adequate and rapidly accumulating terially and along this line the Is unquestionably that of tho First sinking, fund for the retirement of. Timee-Unlon has. tfyt following: city* troop of Philadelphia. It Is ro­ . HacluV »A>l eh.,.,» lastT'L.ir:? v i Ä typewriter desk and other Norie» u **...i gl»«» that n . naacham, ment for aal« or rent. the bonds. r "•> LThe warm season 4« with us,;wnd. tated j)f a certain Trooper -Twiddle, who ^urrhuwr . «I , «trincata NaJ a n , The Telegram feels that .the agita­ now* the ' physicians inslkt that nil 1« patttcuUrly handaoms. that aa he Had i Ur Ilk July, a, IV taor ■U sa-Skd asirt • la a mr my nl n nfflea, ’ and tion and the discussions that- have take to the woods and ^o upomthe claulted down Walnut street v'no day Ia » m i d . . , , . , , M ‘ Fumili bed Îïçuse o/ Five Rooms— l Ub 1«W.' ‘ Raid Raid**1rartlAcala , sppearsd in its column«, will all tend wairtrp. as mwfc a» w e 'm ay.-*T o In hia long and luatroua boots, white ln «ccatdancoB Scree noli tka to dn rrlbcd doeskin breeches and eUttoriag helm. * to bring about better conditions^ Ti»V Iaké/;,tód t6*' seashore will county, n B*r This la vrbst we are all striving-for rtocirtKe "(hxjuihtlè’sà,» «od (be pre- a pretty jro ig Irish psrlor maid wna heard, to say to the butler: "Hhura, lUfeld.egito- _ PerhapsMt might be well to get rur- »uinptuoirt‘-will atrryp tb appear wlae on’ I’d like to pawn him now!” For ther expression from the people by by professing 9upa$or skill with WUJ ------------ -neral mass meeting In boats—front this' '¿¡¿hies many i ..a3I aaH tasche» us to >hs»es of the alt- deaths. the id judicial- ex CURBSTONE GLEANINGS i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EVEN THE GATE PO ST NOT IN IT mkm*. t JWäiSfi’ r. * i •/ÓA • ^ �** ■¿i - - --------------- ? *■ 3 ^ W . •-V -Í k’ -" -.-; M:;v '' 'V^. — - .# r , ‘ r ,'.'í',: .,; T ■— ■>■■ ^ '‘•Î ' ■ . OJ^CIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD PU BLISH ED SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ÌN SANFORD— Life U Worth Living VOLUME V KG© ■ 1 — L-eaai SANFORD’S HAY AND CORN CROPS WILL BE GREAT fACTORS SANPORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1014 NO. 86 \- Launch Party Ilot Wave Sweep# Country Mr. W, ;J. Thigpen gave. a de­ Washington, June I J .-T I uj ter­ lightful boat rido Monday evening rific heat wave that has caused many in honor of Mis» Mabel Bowler/ • death i and intense suffering in • ' ______ - — The party left the city dock at crowded centers of central valleys 2:00 o'clock in the afternooh for since the first of the week spread Beresford on the launch Mamio with today Into "the east. In Portland, Capt. Pagenhart at the wheel. Mo., the offidal temperature reach v> ______ L. ’ •‘ . On arriving the guests repaired to •d a- max mum of 90 degrees. BoaI>‘ a s s i s t i n g t h e f a r m e r s a large pavilion where Mr. Joe Deton sweltered with the mercury at PEACE DELEGATES SEEM TO Mont urnished music on his "Vlc88,' and Washington and New- York t o REDUCE LIVING CO ST. “ FAVOR HUERTA ^ torila” for the young people to trip had temperature# of 89 and 80. thp “ light fantastic toe,” liter which A few places In the central west a delightful lunch was served. ’ Then temporarily . were relieved. How­ tzi}¿• MJ*» Q'fDude Green entertained the ever, generally throughout tye In­ crowd with two Interesting readings. Bertha Takach vs. B. W. Rowo gbs. iassault and battery, Appeal terior conditions today were as bad The return tyip was made in the as on the two daya preceding with and J. A. Takach partners, dUtreaa waa x! ismlssed. evening and few there were who •<v t ’ "■ temperature»’ ranging from 90 to warrant. ‘ Case dismissed at cost of TRK s a n p o r d s e c t io n is c h e a t did not feet the mystic spell of'the plaintiff. erican Agricultural Chemical 98. beautiful moon casting its reflection There waa small chance of imme­ DIFFERENCES MAY SPLIT THK in STAPLE CROP AS WELL AS Confl>any Conri1 va. G. R. Calhoun, G. F. on the water beneath and causliig MBDITATOSS AND UNDO TUB diate relief, weather bureau officials State of Florida* vs. James J. Smith, final judgment. * VEGETABLES even old bachelors- to bo a-little stated tonight. WORK STARTED Jenkins— rape.. Case is continued ' Florida Real Estate* ft I nvestment Jmt now wherr-there seems to be sentimental. Atlanta, Ga., June 12.—The heat and capals issued for Jcnkink. Niagara Falla, Ont., Jane 12--rThe ride was a delightful one and Co, Sam Schmelr, case referred to •wave, which has gripped the south a general •drouth over the entire Differences of opinion^ serious tha# all pronounced Mr. Thigpen a graCheney referee. J. for several days, continued today. State of Florida vs. Jesse Mar­ country it is well to take Block of ciops boat. they imperil the continuance of tho Columbus, O*., reported the highest lowe, Jury rendered verdict of man­ ogr own section un} demonstrate Those present were 'the Misses slaughter. WJght Grocery Co.,’Va. R. T. Del- temperature, the mereurythere ris­ conferences here have developed between the American delegate» and wherein Sanford sectidn is so far Mabel Bowler, Belle Smith, Bessie egai, final judgment, damages ing to 100 degrees. Bristol. ^ 1.the mediation ffilenlpotjhtlariss. Schumpert, Alice Whltner, Peachca _____ _ rapfrior to the balanco of" the coun­ Tenn, had a temperature of de­ Henry Jones and Tom Ashe were IlShiOG. On many vital po nts tifejre is fiat XefHer, Florence Frank, Mell Whitty that comparisons are unnccesdischarged from custody In the Mum State Florida va. Jesse Marlowe, grees and Lynchburg, Va. recorded -disagreement. .» n er, P ea rH B r o w n i n g '. ford murder caae.' h maximum of £8 3 The,latter was mnnflaughter-jl6 yéara aentence. iary It is said that the corn crop Gertrude Green. The men were First, the mediators, representing ______ , ( ^ a new June record;,,'or Lynchburg. ted the hay crop will be sholt in Messrs. W. J. Thigpen, Geo. ,D. presumably the viewpoint of the In the Sandlin case defendant Tbe temperature here reached 98 Mexican delegates, are insisting that State of Florid*-vs. KlrbjLlSttidittry section of tbe United States Bishop, Joo DoMont, G. A. Hilfj W. found guilty and aenteuee suspended degrees, three degrees lower than the provisional president, of Mexico M n, bigamy. George DeCottes and that both of these staple crops W. Watson, E. M. Galloway, E. J, sworn in as assistant states attorney. durihg goad behavior, ye«terday. . , > shall bf a «etftritl who shall not have Close, Fell* Frank. The party were The wsatber fui«c«at tonight for till soar in price before the winter been *ir*ctive partean In tbe con­ chaperoned by Mrs. T. S. Browning. Sandlin represented by I. J. McCall Stills E. Sandlin va. Kirby L. southern gfatei’ tomorrow indicated stitutional cause. of Jasper, C., D. Blackwell of Live •taion b on. Here in the Sanford Oak and A. K. Powers of Sanford. Saiujlin, divorce, final decree enter­ that heat conditions might some­ Tbe American delegate* have »etion there will be no shortage of Knights of Columbus In Sanford what be relieved by local tunhderJury was J. S. McKenxJe, V. T. Pci ed, resumes her maiden name. stated emphatically unleu the choice Next Sunday at 10 a. m. in the and if alt reports erh true it showers. Unsettled conditions with ten», A. J. McCully, O. W. BUlingafalls on a man of distinct conatitutill really bc‘ a banner yoar for both. Catholic school building. Mr. A. 1,. ley, 8. A. Irwin and George Speer. The time of the court it now be­ probity«* raina waa indicated for Vir­ tionalist sympatibes, n o t.necessarily .Rogoro of Jacksonville, state deputy The farmer» of the Sanford celery ing taken up by the case of i, O. ginia, North Carolina, South Caro­ Verdict of guilty. military chief or leader, but one ion have the irrigation ut nil of the K/iights of Columbus will ad­ Harris vs. A. M. Thrasher, mall- lina, Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, who would command their confidence dress the Catholic men of Sanford Mississippi and eastern'Texas. Fair tines and while the drouth Is no­ state of Florida vs. William Tug- dous prosecution,, there can be no hope of constitu­ ticeable in parts of this section there and neighboring ritiea with the view and continued warm weather was tionalist acceptance of any peace it no chance idr drouth in the irrl- of establishing a council of the ?* • €-- . * / -.1. forecasted for Tennessee, Kentucky program adopted here, Knights of Columbus in our city cuibhents could take ,the examina­ and Okalhoma. AFTER ASS’ T POSTMASTERS ■ th? UtltsdiStiti? £Ov?rstions, but It would hardly avail any­ Light showeri tell in central Geor­ jA t soon as the crops. of winter Only men who are practical Cath­ ment is determined that the method olics are eligible for membership and Republicans |PI11 Lose Their Job* thing- u the final appointment gia- today j but-were-insufficient to Jgttahles are off the farmers allow of transition from the present, regat present there are at least fifty would rest with the Democratic benefit growing crop# and to furtysh . Under New Law usual crop of crab grass supplerae to the new government shall not such here In:Sanford to say nothing Postoffice Department, which would Legislation that is intended^p more than a passing ro ief from heat. uted by cowpca# to .cornit on arid be through the appointment by Gen. "get the goai" of near))- every Re­ rdy upon Democratic members of Drouth conditions have preval ed i this crop they harvest the finest o|_tho*e in the outlying districts. fluerta, as min h i ter offoreign, af­ Orlando and DeLapd will .also publican awistnnt.. pongó^aster In thu Congress for recommendation*, a*;in over a.good part of the‘ #Lt> fins* ad of hay. This hay is cut somefairs, of the man agreed on for pro I two crops to the season and fhd representatives to the meeting country has beed/ÿd|fAtted to the the case of fourth class postmaster- ApriL 20, Georgia ha* had es* than visional prv» dent. tag» a* much as $20 per ton-: if arid it is tu be hopes that all Cath­ House from the - -pqfUrilir,- »commit­ «tdtu. The department und*T the one-hklf inch jj( rainfpir.^vulng the To perinit him to exerci» he con olic men in town will attend this civil service law, could choose*' ted; and, ia as follqVsi' dry period. The normal pteclpit*lid in the local ^markets. The to^rn atlltfliana! functioiu of naming his meeting. whidT will undoubtedly v*-r ".That, thereoftbr .*ny assistant one i f the th r « standing at tfid itJp tlqn for this period i» more thaq six p plan lad m soon a* tho successor, according to the American fcuTt'Tn great“ good to our city*. f the eligible list, and as onp^of the postmaster who pmy bt* required by lnchee. iti-e off and is as fine: a as any th&t viewpoint, wiU be cquK-a'ent to ree- . bt?*c, at least, would, certainly be a law or by authojity or direelion of. he raised anywhere even in? the ognftion of the Huerta government. the Postmaster^ General to execute Democrat, the Republican assistant ^ co rfi centers of the United a bond to the United State* to se­ postmaster who desire# to .bo retalnTh * view Is opposed by tho me-* »1« cure faithful pertyrmancsepf oiBcIhI ed in offlfo would stand about as T n t i n T f i t ' n r t f i n ’T dtytors, who argeu that inasmuch as jrno years ago it was found that duty mny fur ruuiiired.. t<? also exe­ much show as a snow ball it ifd » , I t i r i l i ■U r - C U U K I the world will know the mediation hard Cuban corn .was the best -tt. r 71 cute a bond to'tfio postmaster whlse nether comforonco had selected tho 'next-. _ region. Itepresentati k Florida on account of its flinty assi^ta'nt he is for,-4he faithful per* provitlbnai president, tha form ef, Rouse of Kentucky, ami Cox of face that offered no place for the Sandiln ia Saved From Camps by ifte nager1Mfejie in~Uatnn fin #U«e*sion is unimportant, which Sals,*“- . formsnp«» of Ws m l the dw si is h t ,— memtnr*—of—rtm— patiöffi trill to boae-Mwlc iii-»»rnrhT«i-w.i;I ng to Aaslst llis Victim Lvnnbj,, i.liiitlnlr.r, ' ttshW<jp ilk -' : cretioa of. thè?t&gjm^Ar General; committee, are active In pushlñjlv Gire Up Tcfcgram and Suffers greater sacrifice «ft, the mediators ted this corn that at first was small ■« / „■ ru . for'Gep! Huerta to name a tninLttr. ' v - and contained only eight rows to ’ The Sandlin bigamy case has oc­ and it Bhah Ve tlio duly of the Post- this legislation which has back of it O y t-g r « n W » ;.o t* Ik» of torcAtn.affairs whose political prlnU* car hat been brought up to a cupied Um.jutfrilioiL of -The. .couita. m'astcr Genefol to require all ftp- lb. b i t a » of .11 .1 tb . n . - ^ Western-Union"TolBgrapb/Co., of vip’ es are not in aceqs«i with bis, and T^Cflnu Tar tasHnmt posimiaiers.in crallcnDougfesamcn. whîf'believe wffb gkter stnndard by the farmer I and th thApublic the presto part of first and second ciao* postollkes, in Apdrow Jackson, that “ to tho vi^or this place was jailed yesterday for tlith to have the latter almost Im­ is his owp seed and this corn contempt of court He was ordered and the court room has eluding'those nowlnuiffice, who were belongs tho spoils.”— Jacksonville mediately succeed him as provielonal runs from 12 to 16 rows to the this wç to produce certain telegrams thatpr*#fd#ntk'o f . Mexico, or for , tho __ ji been ver4wded with^ spectators to carried into" tho^aervicc by executive Mtftropoli», had b’aasod between Kirby, Sandlin United State# to yield on the tech­ ’ This season the com here will uv- hear*lfhe\ evidence. It-was u case officers heretofore made, to toko a uurU-LW -second wife in the Sandlin nicality, a# to the manner in fihlch fill Cup# of Choco|stc * ■ 18*1« from 56 to 75 bushels to the unique far the bbldneu of tb« de­ competitive civil *>rvice exajgiqaft& m y cane, being tried Imre, and tion witliin ninety days or IMU-Sfltffi . The play ‘ of the CahipfiYil girU the transfer shuli bo-made? « « and on the Brum ey place fendant ill marrying a girl ifr ^W«t thereafter as practicaldo' after the wilt he post|>oned until Monday according to the. rules of the' Western it is planted In narrow rows The mediators weru occupied toUnion the manager could not give ft Is said to go as high as 100 bushels Virginia ahd bringing her to San­ passage of this act, under ihu dvii night, Juno .16th, on-gecount .of the up. the copies of tho telegrams iih a dlacuwdon on fhese points ford to IIvA1while he already had a. service law, rules and .regulations, Illness of Jhp- l»ahy of Mr#.» Geo. Judge Ferkins j* v e him an hour to the acre. Ihg .xhemselvM. They did not 4 The corn Is the wonder of all who wife and f » i i y in Jasper. He at­ and the Postmaster (¿entrai, aboil, Hyman. Admission 10 cent*. produce Or go to' jail and tha* lltti ¿Xf'duZer I with dttmt-iB» 4m»irican or V -- ■ i ’J f c j! JtlMican dplogat«ft.i¿’Thn Mcxie tome here to see it and many corn tempted to support two households under such law, rules and régula­ Mexicans manager stood.,pat and went to th»r Frank Miller haw'returpjid from tion«, appoint all assistant postknown that they considered opertii from other sections have b&tilc. Judge Perkins jp k but like aay household divided masters and all laws, rules and reg­ Daytona Beach where hS was called- county u? u u ,me»<><LoL succession a technlken here to examine bur crop and h” " *“ “ “ caifty, 'but would not definitely say they all pronounce it as No. 1 'and against !trelfuril ami Sandlin found ulations in conflie^jgith »his act are by t b .'M d t a ,l IO Ih. Horodot, G i f t 'S . . “ from h’s superintendent and last Sunday, night. lie repbrts t h a f ^ r * . clutches of the law hereby repealed/' himself ir. 4f the best quality. ho"replled thnt be waa and the judge whether they would yield their posi­ The object'of this legistntioh is to the injured are getting along nicely -Thus it will be'aeon that-the far- for! the f bigamy. then ordeted the sheriff to go to tion..- They aro anxious that tho pud all of them have left the ho»get rid of Republican assistant post of the Sanford section, after a Jacksonville and bring -Superin­ provisions president.jihall be neu­ T •hre4r-oafV jjl«lid tie for the attorneys triAsters. These 'officiait arc ndW pit*! -at Daytona for the beach, tral and if po*s bio a man whft Has *#st prosperous season with their 1 to build upon and under the ¿Jaasified service, and can­ wKero'lt Is hoped they will soon be tendent Maxwell here to answer to for the dele not been identified with nny polit­ »inter crops will have the added r-¿r- r *'Vithe same chnrg<\ The-wupcrinten Bit well, MifCnll and not be disturbed except by some lufficinetly recovered to return to ical faction In Mexico. They would jffed fortune . of having * plenty^ of Messrs. dent who wa* wilting for his em­ against-a toqgh- such law as this. Under, tho .pro­ Sanford. Their .escape from death ployee to go to jail evidently had no not accept.» constitutional partisan, “ y and corn to feed their stock this Povera were »inter and ^ill also have some .to jiroposition lyi»*i t'empUng to prove posed legislation the Republican ‘ In- was nothing short' pf miraculous, wish jp go there himself and ho im­ and especially, no active worker In 1 —..... i .... . ■ i .. their less fortunate neighbors that. tSeir ' cliah kitd '¡not dwUberi mediately wired to the m an ago^^|that movement. »«o hsvc suffered by the drouth. atefy (nsrriedi-kfcther wprasn while produce the’ copies. The manager - TBe Unlted States-has taken a ' Lucky indeed la the man who Is haVlng a lltdrfg wfe. The case wgnl Y *'was at once released and the copies firm position that there can be UtUo “•^tnng in the Sanford section, for td the Yury IshI night and aboqf . fof.tBe talegrama played yn Important prospect of a peaceful, settlement A»* inly ran he make good on win- nhfe o'clock the ury brought in a Ip a rt’.ln the t isi, wherein it was unless the mediator* recognise the : ■i?»J**pt»bleq bilk there fs n6rcnd to -verdict of .guiltj Thi« seeiped to «shown that Sandlin had two wives mlitary conquest of the constitu­ The crop report for tbe ofvFÌa. Ô5* H. 8 . 57-4. fortuno in raising staple give general siiti*! tlon for the lym at qqp and the same time. Judge tionalists and trike Into consideration *on with th«f *T**»ture: was with-Jhe girl Florida, and its comparison "ops’ when tY\ct. farmers of others pathy oX the ero Perkin»-^allows nothing, to xtierve the probabullty that the constitu­ Condition Juno 1, 1914, Fla. 71, him from his duty a» he sees it and tionalists soon wiii cater Mexico 4 -and" whiie •j>ll average for the United SUtfc for ’ *re up-f4ggUht tbp worst whp had been wri . of tunny wnntgd tl . guilty one pun- th# week ending June J, has linen U. S. 89. 8. ■his action in forcfhg the Western city. , see where tho sent out by the bureau » ( *t«tistirs * 'Condition Juno 1, 10-year ayçragç, Onion to prodiice the copie* of tha . »‘r tffi* Affi ,'»iîed ‘they éoUld Tomorrow, the mediators expect T' ? teTdferam in the Interest of .justice to diieuw. thesn points In detail with ww with a through the local weather bureau Fla. 85, U. S. 90.0. picnic Cabages: Tho report 1* Interesting because n yc*bròrffis; the Ju«igc *» the'proper man the Mexican delegatee. One medi­ *ttt k r<* No. Wt* f - & A. M. certain degree. it shows“ that in the case of every Conditori June .1, ' I914L Fig 0,' to'-'preside over tbe courts of this ator'today said ho felt confident no \ it was. ari» h»ve a basket, picnic at Wood- tcrJay terJay morninj morning ■iu. s. < ; ’ district He is certainly there with obstacle could arise to diarupt.nouso P»rk Thurtda^-, Jund 26th. nonneed that the i ould not bo product ‘mentioned pears alone* are Condition ffunê h F-year avefagn. the 'goods. igher court In better’wjndlUon than for the av­ •*rringementa have been com- appealed and go diation and that all difference« would __ * wrtfd inf transportation by l/oat, but thiiv'lbe a had ;com- erage during the fiaat six yqin^s for Fla., 90, U.^ S. «8 8. ^ be reconciled, ^ * Ppache*»-*’ * ' V tence SUs- th# state; promised and u r To Palm Beach Post word waa received today from condition*Jufte L.-lD14,~Fla. 72. Oats, hay peachee, cantaloupes «nd 9:15 a. ; defendant pended .hy the be cpiYstlrutiaruHAta. It - ia not Tha Palm Bgach Post seems to and’ watermelon» all show a„ condi­ ■V, (¿*81,7.^. * ; after parhuí!#* of ,Qr lhe round, trip will .^•ouldUc allow,m| Condition June: I. iO-yé*r sver- h»ve a pycuHor idea aa to the msan- known when.an answer from them to sufficient for tion under that for the tim» for \ admf*«J°n to the »rafk. 1 ipgt ho earn pi* nani a» I»« cf »t8 word c' 1I,r' it1d0M n0t the last note o f 1tho mediators'riiay anfi, that ijf wbUjHAverages are computfd, whlfp '*fC*fci'T8l V. ffi 60 2. V “ y**», nnd motbgrs, wjyep, har Immediato .ri PeariW ‘ . *5?Jln ^ba -ap -r ''bottomless pit." he expected. The oh^tiichw that peaches '«flirt, peara •only ‘.^fe -above '* 7 n !\ in i ^ughtem o f Masons'pro ta¿£0dng baby. | put'it la an underground room whore hake arisen in tbe past twenty four OdndftTón Juna 1, 1914, Fla.. 70, Judge'Peril na gave ndlin a good th* average* In «jfiiiftion for the they keep good things to eat. The hour« will *prolong , the^proccodlnjj^ U; S. « M , V , / “• -??b U, ,k,dy pound., letture'in open court hen^ h» #u»- United Btate*: Sanford variety, although not under­ There raay.-b* a brief; tfippsa .« « t t The réport followerCondillôh 'Jtme-1, 6»>'ear:;gve/age, ly. a" y’ BPP»ratua plscsd there for pended senttrm»' »«d fonni*d. him ground yet, can stow: away the good weak however, when ope of-the Crop report, FthfTAii, June l: Fia,. 67 ,U, S. 06 . 3 . / ' " went WTong that if' at any' tint thing* regularly three timcaL_a_day, dialorw-mu« hi. away for two-. Oati! ,“,;j *:■" El Wsur.moloaé; ■' ;,v again he would-st ite 1 We will excuse P. B. P. Cofiffitîort June 1, 1914, Fia. 'iü . June I, _______ ^ tho 'cot Jurisdiction of the Sev "ignorance' someti U. 8. 1,218.000,01 »ill be U.JL-17.0. District; ,?.nd the sei ‘ si • ^ flou Juno L in the eonvict FinaL - hssicj« »II,-Dai CIRCUIT COURT NOTES DIFFERENT OPINIONS WILL STOP THE PEACE AT BIG CONFERENCE IMPORTANT CASES WERE DISPOSED OF DURING THE PAST WEEK * irrigated f a r m s h a v e ' Id UNITED STATES AGAINST PRESENT MEXICAN RULER OVERCOME THE DROUGHT 4 BIGAMY CASE COMPROMISED i hH M ,,4 ¿a £K .S B ■ • JAILED F O R CON- - .8 CROP. REPO RT OF FLORIDA ftt 0lu ' h» . >* \ (• V % �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FR O M CORRESPOND E N T S -E V E N T S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY-EFFICIEN T REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD GENEVA ITEMS MOORE’ S STATION Miss Addle Oreebtm spent laat| Rev. Arthur Peck will preach here week in Sanford, where aho Blood thia Sunday, the 14th, In p. m. the teacher»' examination. /T h e ice cream and cake sodal was Mr McLain la.now the owner of a,pleasant social event laet Wednesa pretty new horse, having recently day evening. A large number were l o * hi. buggy home. I \ The short program ws. Fred and Moselle Taylor and an organ aelection ;by Mrs. Ella A. David Speer were courting in San- Greenland and humoroua redtaford laat week. { tloiw were very nicely given, by Miss Nellie Geiger la home for the Mleeee Annie Cameron, Gertrude summer from her school on the osst-Uttlo and M ary Gatchel. A lemon coaat. She attended the reunion in aeed gues»ing conteet was won bp Jacksonville where shews« the gueat Lowney’» chocolate« u the prise. of friends for several weeks. Grttes McClelland spent.U*LJEa6k.. Mr. and Mr». Claud Patterson hr Geneva with relative!. chaperoned n merry party at a Mra. John Ingram and children picnic on Lake Harney recently. of Ft. Myera are ffueata of relatives Mrs. J. Q- Adam» and Mr». Curhere and In town. lett were gueeta of Mr. and Mr*. U n. McDoufal and daughter, Phillip» to Sanford by auto Iwt 8atMias Francis of Celery avenue are urday. ' , Mr«. Tanner of Chuluota la visit­ In New York city. Mrs. McDougal la there to have cataracts removed ing her parents, Mr. and Mr». from both eyee. . Hart. Mias Susie Spear left laat week (or VMr«. Cyril Hayes of Jackaonville Kissimmee for a visit to her «later la the guest of her.eoualn, Mrf. J. C. ' Mra. \ Will Hand »pent eeveral Vaughn of Celery avenue. Jamea Eatridgc haa gone to Mul­ days recentiyvdth her Jri«nd, Mra. berry to accept an Office position A'^ ^ G r e h a i f | « d Jenetta Sheldon % ”h o A F p g ld D ^ M «P«nda /, ing several weeks ir>.tP»jrto nowhere ’ *,$& Mias Sheldon jfs|. risking^ ; ? / * lesson». Rev. Stones, wife and daughter of •Oviedo werp dinner gueeta of Mr», and Alisa Nicholson Sunday last. Mrs. Lum Grant and daughter» left last Wednesday on a visit of some length to relstivee In Georgia. The. Grant home will be occupied by Mr. Tally and family. The many friends of Mrs. R. Q. Gresham w 11 be lorry to learn that she haa been quite sick for the p o t ten days. Children's dsy w o most fitting y observed i t the Methodist church, only the tiny tots taking part, but every one did hie or her beet and showed the good training and care P A 0 U POINTS which bad been given them. Little Merle Douglo, in hi« play,: had the misfortune to get kicked j Mr. A. V. McGuin left on Monday horse which i for Canada, accompaniyng the re­ under the chin by paralyzed hi« throat for several mains of his wife, to be interred in hours. L o t account« he w o reel­ the family plot near Broekvllle After spending «.m onth in hla old ing aa well ag could be expected. The marriage of Mlaa Olga Peter« home in ‘ Canada Mr. McGuin ex and Mr. George Taylor certainly pecta to go to hia new home (n Demcame In the nature of a aurprlae to orest, Ga., for the rest of 'the sum­ their many frienji*. Than Ml«« Pe­ mer. ters no young ll^dy in GeneyB w o . Mr. Tste hsa bden quite ill for more highly esteemed ' boo Mr. several days and. unable to be out. Taylor ia certainly to be .congrat­ We hope he may soon be In hla ulated. They will rnakd tjelr home usual good health. Miss Mildred Potter (ls visiting In Seattle WMhlngton, -where the hride recently spent two- year*.---- - At tin Tta««ln Smith thla wrrV. A brace of photographers have .. C. A. Uuulersort is having »ome improvements made 4n his already been making views all through the woods and about the lake« for Mr. plcavant home, Julu. • Herbert Spier and family moved Crowpll and we may expect to tee to Sanford l o t Tuesday, Ahere Mr. ourselves in print some of these fine Spier h o accepted a; pbaition in days. Tho young folks are busy prepar­ the «tore of L. P. McCpUer, where he wil! be glad to serve »many ing for their annual camp at Palm Springs and expect tQ get settled , .friends. Mriaa 'Ramona McLain U home there the last of the week. front Tallahassee where she has been attending school. She was met at, LAKE MARY NEWS w Titusville, by her alster,, Mias -Barr ■t fcnra. an^. her friend, Will Drainsr, the trio Jormjng a merry party, to . Mrj- -¿A. W. Keely haa left for Goqeva. Philadelphia where she expects to There waa Ax delightful - moonlight spend the summer. 'plcnjc’lbn TuA«iayr night given by Children's day will be^pbserved by • friend^ ;1h non^r of Mr. an^ Mra. the Sunday school with recitations A. It. Spier who left Wednhaday for and songs at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Kiaslm>ne«i} *liere in future they will Mr. and Airs. A. E. Sjoblom and reside.- Geneva -will certainly mlaa son Morris left Wednesday for thla splendid family and hope some Stockholm In Sweden where they ,} day to have, them 4« renidcnt* of expect to visit for four month«. Mr. '^hla p)ace.again. Sjoblom came to Florida over thirty * Mlaa Irene .Peters, is visiting her years ago and this la his Ant visit sister In Jacksonville, back to their old home. J; Draddock of Pieraort visited County Committee to Meet.,v his stater, Mrs. II. D. Durant here The Democratic Executive Com­ Suoday and Monday. mittee of.Seminole County will meet Preaching Sunday evening at 7:30, In the court house at Sanford on Rev.' R. W. Ed wares of Jacksonville Tuesday, Jude lflth, at which meet­ officiating. ing the matter of refunding tho JSsaaaments to the candidates will be Notice to Public taken up and the money refunded or Blda will be received at the meet­ such part refunded that has not been ing of the board of county eommieexpended on the campaign! There aionora, July 7th, 1914, for one mule will be other matter» to be taken up anil wagon and harnea«, complete. by the committee and aa thin will The board reserves the right to be the lu t meeting of the current reject any or all blda, year, unlcaa a »pedal meeting la E. A. DQUGLASS, Clerk. called every member la urged to be ■ fj .*84-410 r present. ‘ 0 / 84-2 tp JTf8 GREAT POR UAL$Y X-vsV re8***V .i Som«t! mea Confused. Caution la the oldest child of WlsIIBL—Vlptor Hugo. •'•/ BOWELS AND 8TQMACHB We want all people who have chronic ataroach trouble or constipation, no mat­ . r t u l f c l r O R Y O D R DEN C ter of bow long standing, to try one doee of Mayr’e Wonderful Stomach Remedy O B iN ilh l Celt*«* T i u u t i O —one dose will convince you. This is L*.W*4 -, W e end Harvard, each 9 ln.Lk 24 la . tho medicine so many of our people have y PrlncbtoB, Ceriteli, Michigan been taking 'with Surprising results. Tho moat throouch system cleanser we V „-¿J Each ^ .in. x 21 in. ^ All best exility Wlf *itb felt head­ ever add. Mayra Wonderful Stomach Remedy is i* now sold here by L. R. ing. Streamers, Jettera and mascot Philip« 4 Co, (Adrt.) executed in proper colors. This tpald p«r Bargain News Hom'edly Arranged For Busy Boyers SHOES FO R EVERY MEMBES OF THE M ILY iv .. NEXT MONDAY, JUNE 15th Bell goes the satisfaction of knowing we have given our customers the best to be h$d in Shoe values, and as is shown the repeated patronage and the increasing number of new customers each week, evi­ dently it didn't take our cus­ tomers long to get wise to the fact that D . A . Caldwell & Sons stood by every repre­ sentation made in a Shoe trans­ action. * N ow talcp, just f6r one il­ lustration the. "Snow Shoe1' for “ ••Men M en .k After we had searon-il the market over for moriflfe we decided and firmly believed that Snow's $3.50 Shoes were the best on -the market at that , . n *- — A. price, likewise their“ $4.00 . - ?¥ mighty good to ■ - Shoes look "m u h "~ n o w then. We (II It Irn'i j Mt Whi’l Y n W u t ) CORSET COVER$ ; Next Monday at nine a. m. we have something extra special in Coract C ov­ ers, former price« up to 35c, our special price v- ......... ............- ...... COLGATE’S TALCUM ; Next Monday at nine « . m. you ‘ thrifty buyers will be given an oppor­ tunity . to Imy tho celebrated Colgate ^ Talcum a t only 12H 021118 P61* ^°x four boM s to each customer). S HUCK TOWELS Another .extraordinary bargain for Monday at nine a. m., large Huck Towela, ^ price 30 cents per pair but for y only 7 H cents each. These Towela are on display m our show window. tt* - : , ONE PIECE DRESSES During tbevhot summer days try one o f om* G'm^n^rn,- pr Percale Dresses ¡or; comfort, thp- pricb hns been reduced M onday only*w98i; each. 5-In EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING is big bargain goes on sale at .nipe IFelock sharp, the regu’ar price .of this Embroidery Was $1.39 per yard but ’ftwr Monday a. m. re-priced to only 79c per yard. SILK CREPES AND RATINES W e have gathered up one lot of Wash Crepes and Ratines to Bell M on­ day morning at only 39c. , Many of these Crepes and Ratines sold for 69c nnd 69c. 1-3 OFF ON-PARASOLS This reduction goes into effect next Monday morning. 99c will buy a $1.48 Parasol, 66e will buy a dollar's worth, 6 cents will do the work of a dime. Men and Women's Black Umbrellas 98c LARGER BOYS* OVERALLS These Overalls are for larger boys. They are made from "Otis Denims," and Union made, sizes from 10 to 16 years) at only 49c the pair. HAM M OCKS W hat affords more pleasure these hot days than a few minutes’ rest in a Hammock just after lunch.* We can sell you the Hammock (but not the lunch) With every pair of Shoes we by FURNITURE IS HIGH A T ANY PR!CEt put in these Shoes and decided to sell all $3.50 Shoes at $2.98, ' • and all $4.00 Shoes at $3.48, and so on— fifty two cents off their set retail price, on each Now, after doing this we are ■ confident that- no other con­ cern In the state of -Florida D o ydu know that the majority — when they think of buying new Furniture, & Sons. Children’s Shoes were selected gard for. high quality,, at less \ of Furniture ros Becuase we the capitalist takes pride in possessing and enjoys all the home comfort they afford—can be bought on easy terms by any laborer living in Seminole county. Our prices are low—-yes, ex­ ceedingly low in consistency with the high grade workman­ ship and finish that embraces every piece of furniture sold by us. Our terms arc so easy that it ia no trouble to meet your Furniture payments each month* it matters not hirer small your salary is, a man with family, on nine dollars per week wages can furnish his h6me with all ease, - by our system. Furniture i* high at any price if it doesn’t stand to the wear add tear of every day use; ours will; we buy that kind. Our prices are right, WE buy THAT only because we from the factory direct in car Iota. Our line includes every nec­ essary article for the Porch, K itch e n Dining Room. Hall, Bedroom, Parlor, Library and Living Room. lOTbonsandVoles NOM .......... INATION T IC K E T7--• (GOOD Why? want and at a very nominal figure too. These same pieces FIRST PRIZE UPRIGHT PIANO first carry in stock what the masses WINDOW SHADES 25c New lot in most any desired color, made of good quality shade cloth, com ­ plete with brackets, etc., for only 25e MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS ~ W oU-nwlo-of Shirting. Madras, with or without collar attached. Our special value at 45c, at present we,have a very complete range of sizes, 14 to 17. • Likewise our Women's and their thought ia of D. A. Caldwell KN O W the retail shoe trade. people in Sanford —both capitalist and laborer offers any better proposition to than regular priee. of Bonus For Selling IMO VOTES) IN T H E GRANO PIANO CO N TEST. 10U MAT NOMINATE TOOBSELT OR A nUEND SECOND PRIZE ¡¡pX^i :; ■■ 1#Vv. ~:#€Q» Trip to Washington D. C. and Return Nominated By------- ----------------------------~..l.— N. D. •v vi --------- Writ* vtry pU ls¡/, *UUa( wbatbar Mia. M n. or M r. «ad «irla* Judging from the interest manifested of C in, this Great Pjano Contest, b y those sta n d in g candidates already nominated it's going TO 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, JUNEilO to be a hummer. Every young lady in $hc Contest— and old ones too— say they are going to win the piano, that’s the spirit to have all1right, but the final-count will deter­ *‘( * •:1 . C“ severe), bustling live wires entered the Contest this past week - . . r->l : w -. *- . a; nnd one or two ò f ’ them are running dike scared rabbits. One young' 1¡ ibid eight .Çoifpon Books last week. at’s what counts. i' Just try it once. "V Get in Ibe Game. 9x 12 Art-Square * ’ rf rf% a • . • THIRD PRIZE . mine who* wins. • i*>I-..V W e noticed , I NOMINATE Address. J. ,i * .] - • • Fill out thli nomination blank and mall, or bring in person to the Contest Department of, D. A. .Caldwell 4 Sons. a n d id a t e s i p Misa Maude Cameron.'/.,. Hanford 16000 Mrs. *V. W. F r y e . . . JWnrd1 « 850 Miss Hilda C a r l s o n . .S a n f o r d , ¡,200 Mra. C, L. Goodhue. Sanford / ; Mrs. F* D e H a r t . S a n f o r d Mlaa Anne J. Howard . .. .> . Sanford Mise Grace Hawkins.. Sanford »Mrs. R. C. Sheafrr.,. . . . . . .Sanford Mlae Emma Proctor............... Genera 1 Mlaa Helen Tate................'. Oaleen 185,000 Ml«« Mamie Rojral.............. ,Sorrento 5,600 Miao Clarece Hand. ............. 8* Mlaa Beulah Hutchinson... . 8a Misa Mae Forster-. Ml»« Jqnie Stumon.. .SattArdf •1_,___ Miv. l llliao GIUsoo-----. . .Saafard. 5,050 Mr*. D. It. Urtiaon . J '. . ;..,8arvford 11,500 Mrs. A. O w e n s . S n n f o r d t 9,500 Ml«« Julia Hodges. . . . .. . . .Hanford ' 45^50 •■>* *--»n Hs Easy. Look What Others Hare Done in W H O O P EE ; Look what Miss Annie Howard did this week, with , M rs. W . W. Fry running her a close aecofid—from Mrs. Fry a ¿m — » fjjm gomething up her . J Miss Howard by the on recounted- next w eek ;tre me r .\ n books oto» from you. i Miss Howard and Mrs. Fry are ing the coupon boolO o a standstill- ■s �£CT3 . : , COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS OF LAÔT WEEK CONTINUED FROM TUESDAY’ S PAPER J u n e 3, 1914. "Resolved, That the bond Uuileea of the Special Road and Bridge Dis­ trict No. 1 be authorised to turn over eleven bonds of the Special Road and Bridge District No. 1 of the denomination of 31,000.Q0 each iyUh accrued interest to Hanblnaon & Uagler for brick used In the Spec­ ial Road and Bridge. District N a 1. Adopted. June 3rd, 2 o'clock p. m. t On motion of If, P. Hsgst) Or­ lando and Indian River road be published. If no objections said road will be declared a public high- DR. E. II. ARM STRONG Founder o f Rlverview A most thrifty and rapidly growing'suburb of Jacksonville,* Fla., where property values are Increasing over 200 per cent every year, givint therm al! investor the greatest opportunity in >v. a part of his or her earnings in a safe and aound way, as Jackson­ ville is going to be a largo city, and those who buy Riverviow lots will no doubt some day in the future net thousands of dollar« on their investment. This* is sold on tho” easy pay plan of $10 down and $6 per month, but (he foundor does not advise any one to buy here or anywhere else unless he is in h position to take' care of his con­ tract. But Dr. Armstrong gives a very liberal contract with three months grace in case of sickness or inability to make the regular payment* from whatsoever cause. Dr, Armstrong and his family are out on another cruise on their beautiful cruising .yacht "Riverview Maid," and will stop at Sanford a week or so to visit our fast growing city, And For Three Summers Mrs. Vin- -believe I would have died if I hadn’t cent'W»» Unable to Attend to Any of Her Homework. taken it. , •■ ■yrr ' —*"~~---- --- ---Afier I began taking Cardui, I was -greatly helped, and all three bottles re­ lieved me enlirely. - 1 •fattened Up, and grew so much I Buffered for stronger In three months, I felt like* M Pleasant Hill. N. C. three summers," write* Mrs. Walter other* perton altogether." Vincent, of this town, "and the third and Cardut is purely vegetable and gentleUsl time, was my worst. acting. Its Ingredients have a mild, (onic I had dreadful nervous headaches and effect, on the,womanly constitution. prostration, and. was scarcely able to Cardui makes for Increased strength,, -walk abouL Could not do any ol my Improves the appitite, tones up the ner­ housework. ' vous systemt and helps lo make pale, I also had dreadful pains in my back sallow cheeks,'fresh and rosy. and sides and when one of (hose weak, Cardui has helped more than a mllliop sinking spells would-'come on me, 1 weak women, during the past 50 years. would have to give tip and lie down, It wilt surely do for you, what it has utu it wore off. done for them; Try Cardui fexhyr. I was certainly in a dreadhd state of Writ* to: CUtUwWf# M eW n * Co., L#Ap* A4health, when I finally decided to try Cutltd, the woman's tonic, and I firmly Cheapest Motion of L. P. Hagan that the following be made a public road; Beginning on a point on the publlo road at the NW corner of Sec 22, 20, 32, run E on Sec. line to Lake Geneva, about a quarter of a mile. Board adjourned. 4 ' Warrant ordered drawn on the Special Road & Bridge Fund to pay H. S. Jaudon Eng. Co., for services, 8460.00. Warrant ordered drawn on the Special Road & Bridge Fund to pay Wilson Construction Company, for paying contract on -St. Gertrude avenue, 13,746.44. ' Fred T. Williams, resident en­ gineer month of May, $160.00. Zachary Lumber Co., lumber, $93.18 Wilson Construction Co., for road construction and sewers, $2,862.86. Seminole Construction Co., for road construction and sewers, for balance due, $983.50. The treasurer and'sheriff's report to state auditor were read and Ap­ proved, The warrants for the month of M«y were ordered cancelled. .The following bills were ordered Fines and Forfeiture Fund— A. F. Bell, Supt. mdney paid discharged convicts, $16.00; C. M. Hand, sher­ iff, feeding prisoners, 161.80; Dr. C. G. Butt, extracting teeth, 4.00; Geo. G. Herring, county judge, cost, 1.76; D. H. Hooker, constable, coat. $.20; W. R. Healey, justice of the peace, cost, 23.32. Total, 190.08. Road*& Bridge Fund; 8. A. Mc­ Lain, Genevw'ferryman, 30.00; John Vaughn, Osteen ferryman, 15.00; E. H. Kilbee, road work, 256.54; Hill Hardware Co., supplies Bell St Lynch 12.24; D. H. C. Kabtin, road work, 21.00; Hand Bros., supplies Rill. 16.66; L. M. Hehbinder, surveying, 34.60; N. P. Yowell & Co., convicts' pants, 14.25; Goo. H. Fern aid Hdw. Co*., supplies, 3.90;J. S. Dinkel, lumber, 34.00; 11. B. Lynch, road work, 141.60; E. A. Farnell, road work, 28.00: E. E. Turner, 1V.-«1 Mr BeHr 142.22; II. McPherson, preaching convicts, 8.00; A. F. Bell, Supt., board bill, 240.90; A. F. Bell, Supt, pay -roll. 289.86;__Victor -Schpiolz. road work, 95.00. Total, 1,882,66. General Fund: W. A. Ginn, clerk for assessor, 90.00; Sanford Novelty Works, work in assessor's office, 6.40; L. E. Williamson, jailer, 40.00; For­ rest Lake, janitor services, 25.00; Lake A Rossetter, rent court houjc, 100,00; H. C. DuBose, salary, 20.00; Geo. A. PeCottes, palsry, 100,00; S. Runge, election clerk Pre. No. 1, 9.00; J. B. Hand all, election inspec­ tor No, 1, 6.00;! G, W. Smith, elee- CHANNELS ANGLES AND * - ALL SHAPES BOILER PLATE TANK STEEL : STRUCTURAL ¿ IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS TRUSS RODS ' STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED .I COPPEBfAND ZINC SHEETS tlon Inspoctor No. 1, 6.00; J. I.* Àndgysorrretecilon inspoctor NoTirrnoo S«infortì Telephone Co., phono rent, 4.6S; E. A. Douglaai, clerk, naiary A incidentata, 86.30; Mqrahall & Bruee Co., supplica Ct. houae, 4.32; Theo. g u a ra n tce F in ' hundred dollari U the pi •boat: (ht louring o r it fire fif Wtf— f. o b. Dctrak. romp] Gtt catalog tad particulars from C. EDW ARD HIGGINS. S * W * o . H arvest Tim e it on Vegetables Wilson & Toonter Fértil Company P-.-9. at Sanford Machina and Garage Compaña E. Humphrey, inspector, 3.00; J. W. Fortier, 3.00 W. V. Dunn, inspector, 6.60; J. B. Jones, dark, 7.70; E. A. Farnell, in­ spector, 3.00; Theo. Aulin, inspector, 8.00; T. W. Lawton, inspector, 3.00; S. E. Mathers,-inspector, 8.20; J. M. Williamson, clerk, 3.00; Willis Morman, inspector, 8.00; Phil Kcdditt, inspector, 3!0Q; J.. C. MofTatt, In­ spector, 3.00; J. T. imboden, inspec­ tor. 3.00; C. H. Herman, clerk, 3.00; A. S. Hawkins, inspector, 6 40; D.E. Hart. Inspector, 8.70; P. C. Gulley, clerk,*3,00; W. M. Jacobs, inspector, 3.00; G. G. Jacobs, inspector, 3.00; A. A. Hicks, clerk, 3.00; Leonard Kel*, inspector, 6.60; B. F. Jammed, jnsjreator, 3.00; Otto Kcla, inspec­ tor, 3.00; J. T. McLain, commis­ sioner, 19.20; L. P. Hagan, commis­ sioner, 16 80; •/. A. Clark, rummisaipner, 21.00; F. L. Woodruff, commirtioner, 12.00; C.. W. Entxminger, commissioner, 18.00; C. M. Hand, pay of doputies of election, 33.00; Peg. Smith, psuper, 6.00; E. A. Douglass, clerk,-S" paupers, 16.00; Total J,166.77. ' There being no further business the board adjourned until next reg­ ular meeting. * Wisdom of Solomon. The reason Solomon Is called the wisest- man fs because he never tried to tell « e li of his wires that she was tbe only wonufh ho over lofcd.—Cin­ cinnati Enquirer, < ................ DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Y i •. ■ Is open for the summer season and is under the abio management of L. E. Combs. This hotel Is located on the ocean bluff and ia well known by its good table from lait summer season throughout the state! ROOMS WITH AND WITHOUT BATH. RATES $240 PER DAT SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES $840 TO $10. W . J . 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"risln truths tor those who need ought to know them for the preven-' (ioa of evils. Under plain wrapper for o n ly A l; Coin or Money Order, postage.. 10 Cents extra. *V. Y *Y V r *•Y i 4 - M U MI PUBLISH INC C O > ' • Day (op, Ohio PHONE 21 The most delightful family and commercial hotel in thirdly. Just make your headquarters while on a shopping tobr or enroute North, the ht>art of the shopping district. Cool, comfortable and all modern at popular prices. Worthy of your patronage. » J ack son ville, F lo rid a . Complete abstracts from the records of Orange and Seminole Counties. Taxes paid for nonresidents. , , W‘. GOODRICH, Manager. ROBBLNSNEST OTEL RATES $2.00 AND $3.00 PER DAY PRIVATE BATHS THE ONLY Ft tELECTRIC -= ^ . sz .- LIGHTED ; ~- = --■ ■ -a . — GAS ¡¡hr‘ T«Nfi- tfa:ry fT j YYj CLASS HOTEL IN SANFORD . A . "R O B B IN S , -V' ' mummtu«, ! ? Bath houae for bathing just across the street. Shower bath 1res for all guests of this hotel. All mail answered promptly. Sexual Knowledge CYPRESS and Sm ile at F. W ILLIAM S. Agtois or .1 > Ik » 4.. "Bli; - i- Proprietor - '• ir-T. V- I.AUN] s k if f s -'y DORIES BUILT TO ORDER flOILEI^S AND. TANKS MALARIA 1* rr r e . M OSQUITO M i n . 'U r r t 'i • Hare R «M ««r. f i f •% ‘ PENOLE And the Trouble Surely Ceases > It vMrmthAU. MwWutw. IMIiufÁ Rwrhre,: St. Leo,'Pasco Coply, Florida �Ytnl~ capital.- * We need- the a^netT -energy and ,intellig*nca of a groit [ There la no claaa of people in -army of ptoducenr.— We cUuUI U«t Flòrida doing morc_ for the people generally than the 'editorial Trxterthem if they Knew the truth. f HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY The only way to get the truth be­ hlty— but when ft cornee to giving fore them la to put on a great ad­ them some office the voters have hy let your valuables remain about, the house or office, whe vertin g campaign. A campaign unive sully given every member Of of education if you will, and have the craft the cold ehouldef. There u b tc ilp tlo n r r w a . SX-OO a e insecure or liable to be stolen by burglars or swept away l them know, about Florida.— Jack- is something unfair about the whole thing— because there should be a aonvilla Metropolis. feeling of reciprocity from those who have received so much from .those THE FLORIDA HAY CROP A gentleman reports bay being who have donated the favor. >u can secure the strongest protection by placing yourvaluabl From the time of the birth of the shipped into Florida from Ohio, for Fire an d Burglar Proof Vault, where there are Safe Depo« which Floridians' pay $36 per ton. child, 'up through the long years of And this, too, when Florida lands school, past the graduation, when will raise many crope of hay in a the first business move is made All things come to those who wait year, and in some instances fourteen along to the marriage ceremony, and the good little Sanford boosters tons to tho acre have been taken through sickness and through health, vri,o have tried to ge$ a tourist hote from a single acre. The Idea of this through business successe« and fail­ here, who have persisted in having state importing hsy from anywhere! ures, and ,adown to the time when the sad words sro said which con­ the' take front bulkheaded and who — Jacksonville Metropolis. have in season and out of season This might be true.'of some ser* signs the remains to the last finsi esrthly resting place, always the boosted the -city of San/oYd have at newspaper is the- one chronidor least seen the result of their labors. which seldom makes a mis-state­ In this gjeat work The Sanford j r f WAHTYOURBil' ment—seldom misses aught of value Herald has played a part, some­ to the man or woman. times rewarded, aopetimps un­ FLORIDA SANFORD, And then when it còrnea to 'asking rewarded but now all of these great that some trivial office be granted at things are at our door and the next H. E. TOLAR a sort of a return for the services best .thing will be the dally Herald H. R. STEVENS M. M. SM IT H for next winter, for with all that the Cashier Vice-President . President d ty will then afford a twice a week paper will be much too slow. before fall planting of vegetables. The hsy is of the crab grass variety and growp luxuriantly end sells read­ , It is a dull week when Bob Holly ily In the local market at $20 per isn't elected president of something. / • .. . __ PREMIER If there are any * Floridians This week's honor is the bestowal ton. r ■mall emolument. • Especially has “ Non Puncture*' Auto* of the presidency .of the Florida who want hay this summer they can Development Commission. What is certainly save money buying the this been true during the just-dosed Tires that anyway, BobT— Orlando Senti­ home product.- The farmers here campaign. G UARANTEED 7,000 M ILES Over in Putnam there..was Ed­ put up all that they need si\d sell nel. SERVICE Wake up, old fellow, and hear the much of It to ^he leas fortunate far­ itor Russell, w bp, has ever done These tires bear the o w & t birds slag. You are so .busy down mer« of ’ the highland«. When it valiant service for tjre'jewmmunity *Vy*d\ that known mileage guarantee, yet are there changing positions that you cornea to cont the Sanford celery and for the state. he be eent to the staU^wrtate:’ and sold at a price even less than tires of have no time to look at the cards.’ he was turned down with a*solid vote ordinary guaranty. This guarantee The Florida Development Commiaastonishing. Editor TOpletit of the cover« punctures, blow-outs and sion means to develop Florida n&ftM ijjpm ce Gazette, had-a desire to general tables will compare favorably with wear; Guarantee covers through real advertising and that the next session of the legislature corn belts of the north. Mr. Car­ thTfeht'to the legislature as a repre­ 7,500 miles service against every­ ■ i JA C K S O .N ’ Y Ü i Æ will be asked for an appropriation ver of the Jacksonville Metropolis sentative of the working class: but thing except abuse. These tires are for tho same, incidentally we might can Verify this statement, ¿ r he >*w the viATte sent a hedvy negative re­ intended for most severe service. also open a night school for embryo some of it while here this week, port upon the question, sr.d he will • Orders have been received for 8C U miU . . . . . . . . . .«ST.TS CVIcmio. . . . . . . . . V . I t t M ClaWnmU................ H IM .................................. SS.60 Kt. IWul......IS.7S UwUrUl».............. SLM legislators and endeavor to tell some although he did nqt have time to remain at home. Editor McCreary these tires fir use in the United CalttsSo Sprlac*.. . , 60.80 D u lu th .......... ’........... S I.10 K anvflls.. . . . . . . IMS of the newspaper men how they can get otit into the vegetable sections of the Gainesville Sun, who has been States Government Service. S a ltU b sC Itr......... TI.S0 W twUM ............ 7B.TS KuniriU*.. . . . . . . a t » Y d U l o w . ......... 70.00 Toronto ....................4 M 0 IjrfkiupoUi ............ ( U 0 be elected two years hence. Do around here. The present dry spell in thff state senate several times As a SPECIAL INTRODUC­ Portland........... . I0C00 II—twsl,~.. . . . . . Ik-41 Kmtrb tick....... IkSO asked to be returned to that body. Stalll*..................... 106 00 r*toak*r............... .. »>-** T « M f .................. 4I.1S in Florida demonstrate« more than T O R Y Offer, we will allow the fol­ you get me, Joel L o s A u ila ............. SI.SO M a c k i n a c . .. .. .. .. . 11.00 (OvtmU............ .. 41.fa anything else that if a man wishes There was nothing doing along that lowing prices for the next ten days S at Franc**«,. . , . M ,M B uffalo............. . - 17.40 Chautauqua.......... 47.1# Glatfar P a t h . . . » , , St-71 Nkafara Pal to, . r ,.» . 47.40 Mamooth C ar*.. SS.M TIRES—TUBES The report cornea from Orlando to farm successfully In Flqrida* hs line—for he was given the cold cut LOW KATES TO OTHER POINTS’ IN COLORADO CALIFORNIA, that Hugh Sparkman, former pri­ ought to own a place in the Sanford direct. Editor Reeee of the Orlando AND CANADA. MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN, THE GREAT LAKES vate secretary of ’ Congressman section where there is ah abundance Sentinel, asking for a seat in thr AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES legislature, and the voters entered Claude L'Engie will be the editor of of water, tho best system of irriga­ FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. 30x3>$ ' 13.60 the Orlando Sentinel and expects to tion rnd drainage in the hlatory °f their protest— and he was out on tho Tickets on sale daily, May 15 to September 30. Return limb Oct. 31.1914 take the office in a few weeks the world. There are no such crops count. Editor Woods of the EtutU . .14.05 32x8 Exrepl—To destinations In Arisons, British Columbia, (except Flrld J. Hugh Iteeae has purchased a raised anywhere with practically Ao Lake Region was used the ssiqe wsy 15.26 84x8Vit Glscier and Mount Robson), California, Lewiston. Ids., Montana (except 81x4 17.00 half interest in the Reporter-Star imlt on cropa and time of planting, when he offered Ms name for legis­ Belton, Gardiner, Glacier Park Station and Yellowstone Station), Oregon and Washington, tickets on sale- June t to September 30, 1914. 32x4 and will leave tho Sentinel at that as vegetables can be raised every lative honors. And thus it happened 18.00 all over Florida. 38x4 10.60 time. Thie gives Orlando two of the month in the year. V A R IA B L E R O U T E T O D E N V E R . SALT Truly there is am odd feeling in 34x4 brightest writers in" the state and 20.40 the stgte as regards the editorial A DEFEATED CANDIDATE there shoufd be no dull summer 36x4 21.00 L A K E , C O L O R A D O S P R IN G S , E TC . A Florida editor who waa a candi­ contingent. The ¡fraternity is as » 36x4 moptbs in Orange county's capital. 22.00 (>OING THROVOH 8T. LOUIS, RBTU RNINii THROUGH CHICAGO We welcome Hugh Sparkman back date for the legislature in the recent class square, honest and well Versed ' ilit rfCRJVERSA. LIRERAL STOP-OVERS ON ALL TICKETS to the fold and know that he will primary election and failed to get in the needs of the people of their feel more at homo in his native enough votes to. Insure him a seat respective localities. It Is seldom 87x4>5 27.60 5.16 T H E A T T R A C T IV E W A Y 87x6 32.GO ’ 5.40 dime than he did in Washington. n that august body.when It assem­ that a •newspaper man plays anyone Three Sotld Through Trains Daily—Choice {of Three Different Routes We also wish to felicitate the people bles next ye^r In Tallahassee, nat­ false; yet there seems to be n re­ All other sixes. Noh-Skids 20 per pugnance against honoring them in fortunately per­ pf Orlando upon gaining a good urally, although cent extra. 6 per cent discount If man for Hugh Sparkman 4s all of haps, devotes half a column of hla any way. Occasionally one “ cornea THREE TRAINS DAILY TO THE SOUTHWEST THROUGH NEW liito tils own” -nut by that time he and if two are.so ordered, «hipping that and is a itedit to apy pnner. ORLEANS. L. & N. DINING CARS. NO BETTER DINING CAR SER­ ■and xuy illy"! The president of the ning with the caption. Can a Man is ready to shake hands with tha charges will be paid by as. C. O. D. VICE. PAST TIME. ROCK BALLAST. NO DUST. NO DIRT. Lake Region Press Association Ik .Do an Editor.and a Suscreiwful Poll- undertaker and make arr ngomenU on 15 per cent of amount of order. FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS ON ALL SUMMER TOURIST RESORTS, RATES, SLEEPING CAR RESERVATIONS proud of the fact that two such good tician? he proves to his own satis- for his successor, Palm Beach Post. Our output is limited, so we suggest AND OTHER INFORMATION, ADDRESS /' men as Sparkman and Reese are in early ordering. We aell direct only* A lawyer contributes the following: giving purchaser the advantage of bin bailiwick. ... . H. C. BRETNEY, Florida Passenger Agent /yA* The followjng has just leaked out. all middlemen's profits. 134 West Bay Street . /Telephone 167 JsckrenYtte.i’4• ' ». . \ *, ‘1*4 Lost year there was an upheaval Editor Holly of the Sanford Her­ 8TRONGTREAD RUBBER CO. here and ^tSomlnble county broke off ald doe» nuC mind printing* his pic­ Dayton. Ohio from Orange and of course, therq.waa ture In his own paper any more than a brand neto set of couhty oitlcpra in did Mr. Williamson, W’ho thought Seminole Comity. In d\il seejpn * he was running for congress, till he precipe for subpoena duces tjrcum came lost in a field of four. H oly came in, and the new clerk, of the has one advantage, however. Ho il then.,bay tree variety, hammered better Jooking than old man Wil­ FREDERIC H. RAND, President put the summons, and as R was a liamson, and dobs not so greatly of) F. P.-FORSTER. Vice President hurry call, in the abaence of the GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice Present fend th.o visions of his patrons. The sheriff, big hearted Charlie Hand, occasion, of bringing tho cut out of J3. F. WHITNER, Cashie A. L, BETTS,’ Assistant Cashier toho was down in.the Weklwn swamp Ra hiding place was the election of chasing his first - murderer, 'handed Mr. Holly us chairman of tfie Wftr* it to the head deputy for service. ¡da Development. Commission.—RvYhe "naim; had been left out and porterrStar. . .* a.. only "Duceff Tecum” was on the Tl\ere are some people that are papef. The doputy*. went •to work so ancient and ugly that they are and drs«ged Snnfo;<f for Mr. Duces afraid to put their phix in the paper. Tecum came back to the office.and Other people are never in the posi­ CAPITAL $25.000 SURPLUS ANÛ PROFITS $45¡000 *_ ’ „ : Mil T"if? w 1* -> Impartini to the second députy that^ tion where it would be possible for - -J"} i jR the party was blanket/ hard., to. find. thebi to -have an excuse for putting ESTABLISHED 1807 their mug in the paper. Still others frequently run for office, and some, Number two suggested he thought M •i there are who being asiccp on the others, at tesst^* few, have been jt^ war one of tho Swedes in the Pa* job could not possibly*’ have their soug)it ,by the/¡j«iOplf>‘ and - urged to ola precinct and number one pushed SA N FO JR D , F L O R I D A . . “i; . likeness in the paper and then the#® give up their •b\i«lnff*s of leading the out seven miles and had a tire blow are mummies and such like--but public mind’, to* accept a Job as tt out untL' got^bnek nboyt mid day what’s the use. ubllcyservant. •* xbo^Editors so se­ hot and dirty, without even finding lected and «¿me ofc thoio w b o toent a man who knew'Mr. Tfctim. They is a^ter ttba jobs 'bdeausc tji*y wanted laid their hoadf together and cónADVERTISE FLORIDA There should he soma concerted tiiiftn. have usually proved worthy cludpd ho¿was one.of the Italians at plan to advertise Florida to. the of the .support* given them. Thffrt world. This state dios more mil­ are names in the history , df the lions of screa of fsrtile, unfilled land country that stand with the »high­ than any. section of America, It is est and tho recorda «how that they closer to the great centers of popula­ woro editors who became legislators tion than any other undeveloped in the state and, national house* of ,, A ll the advan tages and safe guards o f the new ban k in g shstein now section of America. It has the ad­ representatives, and others chosen to vantage of water transportation to All high places. It-does qqt show, being inaugurated by the United States. . *“ * the«« markets possessed by few other however, that the', pojiticion-edltor productive sections of the country. h&a ever had any permanent succtas, Florida every season of the year and inaybo it was because several is doing things in tho way of pro- of Florida's excellent editors, half a fellotr wellj he lives up six miles *”* INCREASED 9AFETY is the principal object of n ew 'sy stem ¿-«taction ’ that , few states can , do. dozen of whom were defeated in above here, and he U a Greek, and and thatvis th e.th in g that interests the d e p o s i t o r , ^ ^ ‘ *. • he is a pretty 'dnngeroua rhrfp; yod' -There'are hryim* here that are malt­ the primfiry, thought’ It neéeèsAry had better both go;” and they went ing more money, than jn any. n’tat e^ to be "politicians” in. order to gain There is'an infinite varUtjrQf* rrojsi higher place in the .state, that tho and it came to pass that Captain result was generally disastrous. * An Brexton went fishing. W «- cauld' that can he produced profitably^ ' Every point made fbr safety w^s incorporated in the W editor should never offer hlmtteif for any office. The mim. whd makee; a ablest minds of our country. r ' "'W * business of politics' will noj have nor inclination, to conduct a newopjiper for the benefit oi'hls sub-’ PROTECTED FROM BURGLARS AND. FIRF. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD HYILLE R. R LOW ROUND TRIP TOURIST^®A the time to Open up an account with THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member o f th e*f ederal Reserve Association of brain, brawn �ui- ,, *Msb«l Allenrliii gone to ¿aptisi '(lurch Kiss rame* to visit her slater, Mr*. Sunday adujo! LAI— khfl C. E.~ Holtsclaw. church will begin* promptly at 9:30 Sixty Fite Students Completed the -¿[(tie Happening»— M ention O f a. m. hereafter, instead of 9:46 a. m. College Course Attorneys McCall of Jasper and Matter* In B rief JNO. D. JINKINS, Supt. Blackwell of Lake City were In the Gainesville, Fla.. Juno 12.— With city this week, being employed by sixty-live students completing their Get your Ice cream from Duhart’a PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST the defense fii the Sandlin bigamy college course and graduating, the Ice Cream Factory. 86-tf * . *, class of 1914 of tho University of ------------- h----------— Of Tb« Small Talk. Florida received their degrees last VMr. and Mrs. J, H. Cruton have New Congreaeman Here Ssrdaetly Arranged For Horrled Tuesday afternoon at the hands of b?!I> ."fiendlng the week In Gain* Hon. W. J. Sears of Kissimmee President A. A. Murphree, who • HcraU Road«« villc where their nephew, Wallac. waa here on Tuesday shaking hands made an interesting and heartfelt Parham graduated from the Uni­ with hla many friends and admirers. talk to the young men who are leav­ versity. Joe is looking tired after his strenu­ ing the university to take up their The Smugfle-Man July 1 and 2. There will be an important meet­ ous campaign in which he made such vocations in the field of labor. ¿4 Bright, catchy muaic In the ing of the "Bees” of the Junior a remarkable and successful run and The graduating members are: Civic League Monday afternoon expects to spend a week or so at Slhuggl4-M*nMuter of Art*— William Stanmore at 3:30 in the band stand. The the coaa^ to recuperate* V Cawthorn, A. B , (University of Yfftb yeast cakes and popcorn at Mrs naming of the plants will take place ---------------,-----/ ‘ Chicago). * A. Bfroon'i. + ' ** W-tf and all members are Qrged to be Great Picnic at Beach Muter of Arts in Education— A ear of bananas on the track present. The Sunduy school picnic at Cor­ Robert Solter Blhnton, A. B. (Uni­ assr the upjjfrwn eeaprw -office will Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Harkey and onado Beach yesterday waa ;s great versity of Florida). ‘ appeal to th? people who know that attractive little daughter, Elisabeth success both in numbers and as a Bachelor of Aral— Thomas Joseph this U the time to eat fruit. have returned to Waycroas, C,d„ business proposition to the railroads. Swanson, Leon William Traxler. 4k. The quality andUhe price la right after spending several weeks ih'the We have not learned the extent of Bachelor of Science— Thomas Bucc to he lm*. , , , , „ 5 , i on hay and grains at Dutton’s. 78tf city the guests of Mrs. Harkey's the.crowd •hut it was said . . Bird. Samuel Sprsgue Ho :C| 4M mcnae and every one who attended _ * L parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Allen. den, Joseph Emory Williams. A car load of bananas on the track the picnic waa rewarded by having Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Chas. Holtsclaw, who has spent a great big time. These excursions Bfff the express office. Get them -fA now while they are ripe and fresh. several days here on business re­ will become more -pormlar-eaeh year — Donald M ner Badger, Harold Gray Ctayton, Harold George Coturned to Kissimmee today and was Vilrs. W. C. DeCoum y, Virginia 7 d, j .h » , accompanied home by Chas. JL, mor.. ipt lh.m durih« th. — Th, dd[u, 0 r„ „ , , ', „ old c h „ , _ tod the baby are enjoying a visit ■ $ N Y a you n g man w ith serious intentions has who has been visiting his grand­ The excursionists have gained a orer at Coronado B^ach. M parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Alien. better idea of the beauties of New Houghtallng i.Chsrlet- Andrew Mar­ been iniluenced b y the subtle evidence o f tini, James Anthony MiUwr, William Don't forget the Smuggle-Man is Col C. P. Dickingson la among Smyrna and Coronado as many of Henry Schultz, Alexander1Glencalrn the wa^J£jJp*fqH. good taste and good judgm ent displayed in the prominent attorneys from Or­ them have never been to Coronado Shaw, John Rlc* Springer, Guy seed meal, sfiorts, bran at lando here today attending court. Beach before. The railroadp were its selection. H e knows th a t the g o o d ju d g m en t is Hawkins Wilson. f. F. Dutton’s. 78-tf He waa a candidate for the legisla­ on the job every minute and look­ Bacheoir of Science in Civil En­ likely to be inherited b y th e one, w h o, he hopes, ture but waa defeated along with ed after’ the passengers very* kindly Sixty-five happy children and gineering— August DeWinlder, Mal­ and courteously,and in all, the ex­ will superintendent the furnishing o f another hom e, -roung folk* in the Smugglo-Man Joe Hugh Reese and two good men periment o( hatfhg a Sunday aehool colm Colins McNeill, John Carey fell there. July 1-2in the m ore or less distant future, in which th ey picnic some distance from the dty Price, Frank Marion Swanaon, Louis Attorncy Lewis O’ Brien of KlaEarle Tenney, Howard Atverson .Valencia o anges, Targe and luawaa a pronounced success. • b o th wM be interested. aimmea waa in the dty on Wednes­ Thalimer, David Lindsey White. Turner's, phone No. 76. day, having business In the circuit Bachelor of Science in Mechanical 77-tf NOTICE court. Mr. O’Brien’ is one of *tha * / i w ' g 4 4‘ Engineering—William Hampton To Builders and Contractors '•T^ii'fan gdt bananas at the tracks brightest young, attorneys* in the Crora, Charles Clement LaRoche. C A S H OR IN S T A L L M E N T The plana aad-.ppeolQcaUona of the • sesr the expresa office now and they itate and-his career will be watched Bachelor of Science In Electrical new Methodist/, Episcopal church, are extremely fine and cheap. with Interest. Engineering— Neils Richard Alwyn South may be peo a at the geminóle yW. J. McBride has purchased the I 1T a n p n u l X IIV F,ra(•^U('ct & Palmetto Avenue Joseph Long and T. B. Lanier, State Bank. Sealed--bUs for the Backer, George Curtis Crom, Jr„ Wiliam Hampton Croa, Frederick Smith* place on the west side and is two of Lake county’s prominent citS A N F O R D , F L O R ID A construction of asmo will be opened William Landis Hill, Wallace Cecil ••king several changes in the archi­ Ixens wWo In the city on Wednesday June 30th, 7:80 p. m. The commit­ Parham. . tecture, which will make it a most looking them over. They are resi­ tu s I^í IM íMIs ÍIí :í Ií*í Ií*í Ik Ií « tee reserves the right to reject any desirable place for residence. dents of Tavares, tho city of court Bachelor of Lawe^-Leon Wilson and all bids. houses and opera houses.__ Alexander, Albert Charles Arnold, Notice Hirs* Ownerh FOREST LAKE, Worhtington Blackman, A. B. (Hol­ Hon. Eph L. Brown of Ft. ChjfcE? W ARN IN G Prea. of Building Com. I have a first claas'cipert horse ahoor. lins Col ege), Archie Patterson Buie, mas was in tho dty on WednesdayStockholders of the Florida Fire & 84-4te Give him a trial Maxwell Baxter, Robert Abner Hen­ Casualty Insurance Company are - 4t-U W. EL Underwood Mr. Brown la a member of the Or older Wins Spurs derson, Jr., Willi am Luther Hill. warned against selling their stock Unless farmors are eufficiently in­ ange county board of county comy/Wr. and Mrs. Will Bray are now mlssioners and a live wire In his Attorney Housholder of the law Albion Williamson Knight, A. B. to any parlies who may make ef­ terested- in farm bureau work to «mfortahly ensconced in their beau­ community. Arm of Wilson & Housholder of th’s (University of the Soutt)), Thomas forts by false statements aa to the form an effective organisation which tiful bungalow at the corner of Mag­ M. L. LaHatte, representing tho dty won bie spurs this week lo the Wesley Moore, Psul Darling Mo­ value of the stock, lo purchase It at truly represents the farming inter­ nolia avnue and Tenth street and American Type Founders Co., with murder tr al that has occupied tha bley, Paul David McGray, Peter fsr under its true valne, and stock­ ests of the county, there i* small it home to their many friends. headquarters in Atlanta called upon attent'on of the court hero several Richard Perry, Thomu Pitt* Pruitt, holders are requested to communi­ chance of the county bureau meet­ Hay, oats, corn, chicken feeds at the local trade'here yesterday. Mr. days of this week. This case was James Hardin Patterson, Joseph cate any aoth facta to the Company. ing with grAtt success. It Is not the Idling of a negro spotter at Clayton Poppeii Thom u Careton Stockholders are also requested enough tot professional and business LaHatte la one of the moat popular F. F. Dutton’s. • 78-tf Oviedo several months ago and for %/ . > Ray, Robert Wooten ffhackTefoid, to place their-'Fire and all other in­ men to interest themselves In the men on the road and never falls to v Ira Maines and A. B. Kanner are this crime four negroes were on A. B. (University of Florida) Thadsurance with their own Company work; and farmers, must feel that make good among the printing fra­ ojourning at New Smyrna this trial. Three of them have been sen­ deus Bents Smith John Brannyn and Induce their frlenda to do the the bureau Is theirs, that It la a ternity. ■k looking after business contenced to long terms for this crime Sutton, Robert Rivet Taylor, Jr., same. means by which they can all codpted with the lodge of Maccabees. v/Plant City is to haye a new drug but the one defended by Wilson & Chester Maurice Wiggins, AlOnxo erate in securing for the com­ store very toon, managed by Fred Housholder was acquitted. Attor­ DeWitte Wilder, Conlyn Lehman FLORIDA PIRE AND CASUALTY munity at large every possible ben­ INSURANCE CO. Mr. and Mrs, T. K. 'Bates have J. Lovell, who will open in the stand ney Housholder, who U a Sanford Wdehr Leon Nathaniel UschkoiT. efit, and not an Institution far con­ turned from a trip to Palatka and nqw. occupied by the Andrew Plumb­ boy lately admitted to th* bar de­ nachelor of Arts In Education— ferring benefit* op them individually. Augustine In .their car. Mercer ing Co., Tho plumbing company fended |he negro Gould and It la Rules for Avoiding Indigestion. Robert Lee Goulding. A county organization imbued with Davis of Palatka accompanied them will move to tho rear of the building Chow your food, quit rtrcreatlng. this spirit l# a necessary preliminary said that his plea for the negro de­ Middle Course In Agriculture— ome and will remain several weeks. and open their store* lacing Evert fendant was one qf the best that has quit washing tUu food Into the stomach Award of "Title of - Graduate In with-liquids, uuU -twilr.;; Ih.i wrong to successful work hy a county Btieul.T his— r ttl muku -«li drug been heard here for some time ana FLA. UNTV'(’ HAD—GAL - ! - i r n r combinations of food. Fnrmontation in agent. 1 MU- ¡1 fUnl claw» painter nml Bi;:n eriUr. Wc am do your harnese r»«- stares (or Plant City. —Plant City lore. . The many friends o( this Farming." Frederick Hubbelt Steli- not digestion, - fermentation causes Courier. young attorney are showering him Two Year Short Course in Agri. gas. Whenever you hnvo gas you ptiring and auto top work non. Wrong Imprdrslon Corrected. Messrs. Carswell of Gainesville with congratulation* OYef„th>__MUlt culturt-rAward of Certificate : Geo. know that your digestion is not good. '*U-tf W. H. UNbERWOOD. Some people think an owlish silence ||Kr”" ■ . s representing tho Interstate Life In­ and they predict that hh will make D. Glcgg, Frederick Charles Nieland, ■Dr. David H. Ilocder, Chicago. j _3Í the sign ot wisdom, liuh-uh. Lan­ A card from H. StdVonson,' who is surance Co., of that city are here his mark in his chosen profession. . Bert! "Jay Owen, Quliler Clifford ijisfSguage la Intended to conceal (bought. .^9 »t Asheville, Nor^JSiyolina bears this week looking after business Webb. AUTOM OBILE TIR E S Tho wan without a thought needa'no ' th# Information that-*-*». will return fnd art very successful as every one Onw; Year Short Course in Agri language with which to conceal tt, so Notice to Tax Payers A T FACTORY PRICES ts Sanford tome timo noon and will recognises the' possibilities of a good he Just doesn't use IL The 1918 amesament on(your prop­ culturoV-Award of Certificates: SAVE FROM 30 lo 60 PER CENT ttzv' be glad to see hit Sanford friends home Insurance company especially erty waa mads by tírsngo bounty of­ Frank Crbwther McGarvey, Edward .. v j* / * jfcsjk .Again ._ . ‘ , -.v'i'ii jTi . one that is composed of tho good ficia Is. The completed hooka were de­ Raymopdr Mom, Ross. Gould OilAlways "On th* Move." Tube ' Rellner Tire livered to Seminole county in petober, phsnl.' *' Yesterday was like Sunday in San­ solid men as the Inter-State. Paris theaters must close out of sen$1.35 $ 7.20 $1.83 ' 28x3 * Prises Awarded Hail bbls Pillsbury flour in wood 1913. If the am— >n«nte in your neigh­ ion. but the "movies" go merrily on. ford oa the majority of the stores 30« 3 ' 7.80 1.96 1.40 ■ The K>llowing awards of prize* borhood were not equalized, come jn and $8.15. L. P. MeCuUer. 85-4te * *tre closed and tho hulk of the pop­ 2.80 v 1.90 10.80 30x3 J<j -i Word from Miss Olive Hill con- talk to me about them and we wifj go* wore made: ulation were In Now Smyrna on the 2.00 2.96 .1 1 .9 0 32x3 Th* following prize# were an­ jrwya the information that ah# anil them on the 1914 rolls u they should | aehool picnic. . 34x3 V¿ 2.05 12.40 ' 8.00 THOMAS K. BATES, . nounced forbiward: Callahan & Co., ^ler mother and little niece have ar­ be. 3.35 2.40 18,70 82x4 Pepper, eggplant crate* at F .' F. rived aafely aj. Wichita, Kansas 63-tf Assessor. law prises to A. W. Knight of Jack­ 2.46 3,60 14 .80 33x4 '. Button's. 78-tl sonville; Buckmsn engineering* medal' where they will spend the summer ST*? 8.60 2.60 • * 16.80 Ä * .„ 84x4 * * • A* *" J. P. Hsliowos, Green Cove Springs; A Few Mexican Names months. It > if to he hopad they • 8.W AND vlii L. Grier and family of Cam­ 36x4 17.86 Hero are .some names with which declamation medal, L. O. Crofton of yriU rttprii liere in the‘ fall as Mi»p 4.86 3.45’ ’ eron City will leave today for their 19.76 36x4 l i Hill la a mqaidan par excellence apB Americans are- or may* soon become Vernon; junior oratorical medal A. 3.60 4.90 home In North Carolina wher*e 19.85 36x4 H *,Yf •familiar, Und their., pronunciation: M. Rabinqyip ofP0a)nelYlie;'senior . 21.50 $.70 tbry will spend several months in the hi needed ip Sanford. 3 7 x :’ 5.10 oratorical ineJ.uC N- .H. A. Becker of Huerta--Oo-ER-Uh (Wurtah.) l-Tlr. mid Mu. J. T, Al en and 4.20 6.90 24.90 .-taouniains. 3:x6 • • 'daughter*, Miaeea, Helen and Mary Jsckaonviltei ' "I; .Villa— VEE-yah. '• IMPERIAL THEATRE Al! othef sixes In stock. Non*^J. O. Packard has returned home Belle have gone to North Carolina * Z*V*tc c a* —*Zac- ah-T A Y- r u . Many visitota have been here, Skid tired 16 per cent additional, red •BUILDINGTamaullafc—Tkhy-mo-LEE-paas. ; principally’ relative* 'of members of ltV*Wra *° wrtofldod trip to several to visit‘Mr. Allen’* parents, Mr. and tub*« 10 per cent above grey. .All ptrts of the state and reports that Mrs. J. B. Allen and also other rel­ ” *jallaeo—Hah-LEES-eo. the graduating - class, ’ t\,sVe boon in nsw, clean, freak, guaranteed tires. the drouth Is general In the northern atives and friends. Mr. Allen la ex­ ■ Guanajuato- Gw*n-nah-HWAH-to Gainesville the '.put lew days, at­ Best standard and independent 0penT«#d»y Thflr«iiiy 4 to 6 sad central parts of Florida all the pected home soon but Mta. AlJ4a tending tb* Intvrra^lng exercises. Oaxaca— WaWIAH-kah, makes. Buy dlreot from us ni^d and The .Tabernacle,, wkiu-the exercUea «ropa needing rain badly. Texcoco— Tea-CO-co. » / and daughter* will visit rylativepjfi save money. 6 per cent discount' if S a tu rd a y s 4 to 9 p i. mwerh h*ld, w u beautifiiHy<detor*t*d. Tehuantepec-. Tay-WAHN taypec Mr. and Mgs. J. IJ,-Johnson Of tho Georgia, Squth C a r o l i n e J a c k psyment in full nccompsnles each — --■ ' /,H---4. ».« -Vfe»t Side left today for Elkmont, sonvil e vhieiort teturnliai-’ homeyM * JTaraplco-rTam-PEE-co. order.' C._0, D. on 10-Pff Ccnt ll(,‘ Torroon -Tor-ray-OWN. I . *T*an., where-tWy -have a irxrmtner the end of thb summer, >■, *. < ’ /• -y*lenda“or»ngJ*,,:ifterir one 8t,,r‘ posit. Allowing examination. Strangers Weíópióe. Ee-DAHL-go. ______ _ of fill 4s,' at Turner’s, on teed _ full .H ob. Otis B. ¿'«rkef ¿f'P't.'Pieri* ' Hidalgo-— HWal*«v-Ke-DAHU«o. ■", hotge tad they will spend the next TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO. I W -t ,‘77-tf Sán ^Luf* ■ Potoal— SnInS-Loo-EES’i phone. No. t*o months there. $ Dayton, Ohio und one of the prominent,lawyers of i •• 0 po-SKE. ___ ________: Florida was In lie city. Wednesday, Tomato wrap« and tomatfc- crages * Couhuila— Co-a-WEE-Uh^»; hm ,78-tf h on legal Uusines*: Col. Parker < Arum CttHentea— AH gwa^Cahîèo 1 •*‘ F- F„. Dutton’s. b .warm friepd of (lie baby/SemE N -H «7. ^ - v - ’ r - ^ I r and Mrs: D. R. Rris^r» .nml i«oTo hi the lttat legislature and tnade Guerreró-^Qhcr-RARE-o. *“ ►junily left yesterday for Hot Springs a speech for u* in the house the T 4 ^o«)* Tiia-K A i I-la h. »here they w|| ^pRn<j a month or so night tho hill was passed and natm the hope that tho baths will ben_______________ .. r > I': In1 yr*’ Briason, who has been af- Upon his first visit to the now coutjf • W e hanflle th o business o f oiir depositors proh ip tly—«a tisfa cto rily — carefu lly. :r ^vith rheumatism. • . , i . * - - #r and Mrs. M. plei/ichcr and -»TbuMay* and Sunday*— Woodp u r Ofhcers and B oard o f •D irectors are Sanford men, w ho ora, fam iliar w ith 1%: anally. Is?ft yesterday for their home Unti »Park; / Wcnlc convenleiivn*,' DR. J. C. DA.ViS, whohoabwn local values and cbnditiong, and it is their desire to assist all w orth y patron s o f ,n Brooklyn «iter spending the fin- amuseÿiènts. .'t h e only safe, dean -V e* , * „.‘P here, when* Mr. - FletscHfr U en- outdoor swimming pool, emptied chfBjing hero fflr »num ber of y<?fuj this institution;-’ . ‘ ^ •, . ’ ' L t»g«d in "buying winter vegetable*. rdally. doanad ted rnuny of the be«t pco^fe We" invite y o u to m ake our b a n k y o u r bank and th e re b y ideatify.yciurself with I -.They w(R al) return In the early.fall." tosign wcS. Shower hath, toboggan 1 • * slide' ’ Leased privstMy «lau. jji ..arid* around 1 Sanford with 8 --------- RESSIVE. SA NFORD BA tilt, who w ill-m a k e your interest*theirs. Picnic Lease Woqdland rUssor, will be at*. Robbing Nc«t -* *»k. No place llkh.lt for convenlA o Pay 4 iPer Cent Interest On Sayin g s Deposits Hotel about the 29tb^ ^ Wafcfh for and’ amuiomenta. Clean, safe Lake Mary, Fla.. Juub JO. k\ A.*' Rimming- ç ^ ]. s „iu and rooms Mrs. Gather wood of thU place had definite date,' AislafoTt^j^yi 7i. the mlafortune of losing her dwell­ Headache yeah gtanUinR ing house by Are on Tueaday, June Atiiotnobllc Own*» Tuke Nollcel 1 w ¡m m . «i i r ò e t * ; « Good Furniture Always Makes a Good Impression HH . W. ÄDtKWAlni W Co-operation In Farm Burean ; S a n ford L ibrary ; : Free Reading Room i; " l i COMING! 2nd. ’ Being o widow with only a cured smalT pension to live on aha woukl Come earlyt Dppreciate any amount sent her to last day. ' help b y build a *mall cotUg«. - • nt to Mr*. * Í ” BeUueed Jlat« over Concrete ^dge at Dayt aòing carsT iUr trip d i '■rf’T l ü b b y D r. Ddlrt. (COliU T HOIJ8E BÛILDDtfi) D on't wait u - lM & .. m rOEREST USE. Pm. R. KEY, Cukl D. t. THRASHER, V-Prti H *',Y4 *• '* *--tii'. 1 ■ �P R O M IN E N T BOOSTED O F O RLAN DO AND A F O R M E R E D IT O R W RITES ABOUT RECEN T O R G A N IZ A T IO N FLORIDA SHOULD BACK THE DEVELOPMENT COMMMISSION l- TO VlIE LIMIT Orlandd, Fla., June 9, ’ 14. >‘ board, and, until ablo to walk alone, financed by the stats. Its pages Holly; I notice with extreme gratification devoted to the resource! of the state the recent organisation In your city and the.accompUsmh'ents of our citlof «¿Florida "Development Associa­ princ pal dSpartmpnt made tio n # I'regard this as one o f th« up of . ten Jive items glearfed ,from most important movement* that has the atate press, giving in short, crisp ever been launched In the state.. If terms what Florida cultivators are pushed to Its legitimate purposes doing in all parts 'of the state. For what it may accomplish for Florida Instance, Sanford raises and ships la almost beyond comprShsnslon. celery, lettuce, tomatoes, etc., Hast­ It should be backed by the atate and ings for Irialf potatoes, Plant City fostered by the state treasury. aud Lakeland strawberries, the East , Our constitution specifically pro- Coast pineapples, and n hundred and fifty other localities, each producing some specialty and all producing migration. This provision has been thousands of car loads which go Into part of the organic law since 188fi! the northern markets and bring back In all that time has -»try parson, hundreds of thousands of dollars to either in- or out of the state ever the producers. been able ta-fiari such, a bureau? Other department« should inform 1« there not a progressive element the outsiders concerning stock and now in the atate. strong enough to poultry raising,1 the possibilities of demand recognition and- insist that oyster production, the fiih business the law be complied with? An ef­ and many other lines of industry ficient bureau established and main­ now awaiting development. O tained, and- the development of the course citrus fruits would, figure atate encouraged for the' good" of conspicuously. Let noth ng be over­ every resident and tax pay^r. yrlthin looked by th! argus-byed editor. her borders. Let the . publication’ .tell the truth, A plan suggest» itself, and I will ^ell it with emphasis, frequently and pats it- on to the developers, who wilh. auch force fifat it would ap­ have taken the initial atep: .* "■ peal to every reader, homeseeker and A monthly publication, possibly possible immigrant in the United magazine in its make-up, conffucted- States. under the. direction'of a managing Make the subscription price low, „ » , Let the bureau of immlgtatlon foater the publication until aubacriptions and ' advertising patronage would cover the coat of publication; and aee to it that no unworthy aehemes could find a place In the advertising column«, nt> matter' what price per column or inch might be offered.-‘ It ahould be the duty of the bdard of directors to censor everything of­ fered and reject everything not squre, • * 1 believe auch a publication would be of immense value to the state and in ' time would become a money maker.v Everything a Man Needs 91 Complete Shaving Outfit $1 10 Article« 10 T6 advertise our Universal Shav­ ing outfit nnd Universal Products we will for a limited time only,* send this well worth 13.00 Shaving Outfit for II.OO. We sell our prodifeta to the consumer direct and therefore save all agents’ profits which as you know «re very targe. I Hollow Ground* Rasor 1 8-Inch Lather Brush 1 Rasor Strop,’ Canvas back 1 Nickel Easel Back Mirror 1 33-Inch Barber Towel * ** 1 Box Sharing Soap 1 Box Talcum Powder I Decorated China* Mug 1 Aluminum Barber Comb Uj t Bristle Hair Brush*' Agents need not write. * Each outfit packed in noat„box $1.00. Coin or Money Order, post- Fire! Flrct Fire! . The terrible cry ran out upon the stilt sultry air be­ neath the blazing sun of a hot June day. The apron brigade immedi­ Cow or Field P eas; Velvet Beans; Chufas; ately formed in lifse upon the aideSorghum; M illet; Selected Field C om ; Com Valk, w volunteer firs department Full Stock Garden S eed ; Poultry .Feed nnd S uddHo was instantly organized by the youngsters of the neighborhood with Incubators. * . ppue Turner*« delivery man as chief and OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE v, „ JacV Peters Jr., dashing back and IDA. WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE PL° forth across the atreet screaming unintell gible outers after the usual • Jacksonville, stylo of fire chiefs and. ezcltcment ran rife at Elm avenue and Secdnd street Tuesday morning ^for there the palmetto fibre was ablaze to the Offended esthetic Taste. eaa't of Mr. Deano Turner’« resi­ “The natural refinement of the dence. Fond mothers urged and ap­ feminine character cannot bo-wholly plauded the efforts of the brave subdued," said one London policeman. F.VERV ONE HAS TT WITHE* mg young fire fighters, for does not ev­ "Juit so," replied the other. "What POWER TO BE 1IAPPY ery one jn the neighborhood know has happened now?" "A militant suf­ A celebrated French phyiietan that palmetto fibre has been the fragette has turned a bomb into po­ said that “a man’q liver U the baron/!! Joy f Deane Turner’s life since 1)« lice headquarters. It waa a perfectly of his disposition.’* acquired an automob|lg? . it _was V good bomb, bat ebo didn’t approve of Every man >n<i mrvry woman kiuv_ harrowing experience for Deane'/ for its hand decoratlona."—Washington mat me cheerful amile is a big fitter k one’s success, . thore was no Insurance on the fibre and very probably -there was ton Every one shouid know that the d)*, feet of it reduced--ttr charred and —ordered liver is cause of ninety tx* c*nt smoking ruins, Ten minut»»-«4~»a-----of human ills. Lazy, overworked Urm element and all was over. The j*c am the prime causes of headachrs, ml apron brigade returned to their do- ** gestion, constipation and dozens o! other ills* -f Eli- • ' ; mestlc duties rejoicing in,the bravery »J But the inactive !lv*jr alwayi of their offspring, the delivery man |QJ went on doivering groceries, the by coated tonguo, aour stomach, dull m young volunteer department ■' dis­ and even laziness. Heed your w»rnii» banded proud of their achievement and you insure happiness to yotuwff and wishing they had a teal fire hose, and reflect it upon your ajoocatd snd Deano? V/eU, Just cheer up, t0 Calomel us«! to do. Modem day »cj. Deane and we will persuade council f0 ence ha« found a better way In Car*, to give us-some more fibre. to well » Liver-Aid-which is a pure vtgR* able remedy on sale under guaranteed WEST SIDE SCHIBE bi T ,Wl3tter o f Selfishness. Do mo her and tbf gli Is carry I Jio wood or coal?. Pretty hard Jc 'or a Woman, but then, »omo ini lon’t ° a backache.—Exchan^^S h t h e Da> t\ Every ripidi like» to $ tf Uiafjwlmirhe ar, yt^pger he waa quite hiuidV with * Ali0 thal ,1C * w “ devil n ttx tlL glrla.-rvAtcbUon Globe. 3 Th»-Sitter Path. __ It la defeat which educates Emerson. The above picture shows some of the recent developments and . improvements which are continually taking place at.that beautiful suburb RIVER V I EW, Jacksonville, Fla. • He . ■V. *’ isa Wise "*-ll . _ ' ? x vit A ■ , •. ■ ■ - ■ hoInvests Judiciously a- Part o f His ive Earnings Suburban in ManIf IiJVEHVIEW which is con ceded b y all w h o knoty tcushow u p aw ay above evejy.su bu rb an property abou t Jacksonville. ■• ■ ' ‘* */ I ^ • ' . ‘ V*:; •’ J.1f * • » R IV E R V IE W which has increased several tim es ov e r in bu ilding operations and population, otters to the sm all investor thousand easy dollars in the near future (and y o u w ill b e sure to m ake.it If y o u o n ly take care o f your c o n tra ct; if y ou cannot around Jacksonville. I W e now have 60 dr 7 0 -home«* pu blic sch ools, m ercan tile houses, tw o $5000. and $6000 churches building, and with R IV E U V IE W has a g rea t future. *- " . * _ ~♦ R IV E R V IE W has already m ade good / » , : •' • M Theref has n ot been a dollar invested b u t that has increased 2 0 0 % o i ^ < R IV E U VIE W now ha^ a dbu ble m otor c a r service a t a 5 c fare, and arrangem ents are now being m ade to to bu ild w ater works > ^tend.^e,:eIeoti^c: ligfiG'.^nd . the electric car ■ * • * »* ... * �i — V . h a i ««#« ¿íi-h. .barg, upou M e, n U earn Inr» of (ho corporation, and ■knll y dividend» subsequently p*ld before an any divide ahaU bo paM upon or eat »aide V for tom mo» etoth. Tho balanco of tho profit# of lha corporation »boll bo ueod »1 a recular u u l « i on tho Sth day of May tho ialoreot on tho preferred etoth »f X ill« . per rvBlam h»a been paid te retire the | M. W. LOVELL. (erred otock ef the eorpontio»: the City-Tierh. earnlafa of tho corporation to bo appl ppraved hr mo thi» tho ISIS doy of to the redemptlea el (he preferred it ' a , D. I ll4 pro rata »m ea n t the holder» of the | b . L. TIIHA8HEJI, Mayor.. TW l '•rrod etoth apd no dlvideada ohall bo p upon tho common etoth uatU tho •» It believes that the interests of the grower, the distributor and the con­ sumer are identical and that in serving one all are served. The Exchange is a co-operative organisation of growers that .seeks to ad­ vance the interests of the producers of citrus fruits by playing fair with dealers la (be areali Coart. Bataalh Jadirial O f cull, la aad foe tho Coaaty o f Bemlaeia, Florida, la Chaaccry Honte« P. Danielle, la bar owa right and ae Eiaculila of tha ae­ tata ol W. W. Dealata. daooaaad. Complainant Citation And dealers more sa d more will push fr td y sa d handle at s minimum profit t e thamaclvce sa y Use o f goods which u eo well advertised th a t it moves freely sa d which is o f such good quality that the persons w h o buy are satisfied aad will com e back for m o t«. ■„ • > ■ -VS . fa y A. Elnaielo. Defendant A. rinatelo, « »oa-reUdeat of the ot Florido: «arias from tha afBdavit of Oaerga log. botola duly filad, that ho la and of rooneol for tha complainant boro eo titled cause, «ad that- It la Tfholeaal« op retail dealers la fruits d o n o t ’ Consumers Want th o b e s t they can get to r ask a or ex p ect as large a margin oa fruit their m oqey; to k n ow -p la t thpy Cap obtafifs th a t te s ch c i them sound sa d well-packed a s ’ under thchaspe brand »M b * g o o d ) o f equal V they m ust have o a fruit that cornea t o them •quality all the tim e. P o rtb e ^ sa p ra o ce th at ia such coad ition m a t • cooaideruble risk is . • t M f. things are true o f sa y good* ■offered taken that It will ddpar before It r»n h f sold. . there li perfect wilUagnbs* tq pay mare T he care with which E x rta b g e ' »p a eiin g ^ tmayyi tha price at which can be obtained eae bouse« handle tha fruit they put fit© .-th e * thpendsble good*. All this Is m l econ om y market is appreciated b y the trade. £ » < '* ) . ,'WDOytug, of course. 7>\ n i» aad deteriorate! in ealee from neglert »ad ■bandotimeot or oon-u»» thereof, to »ueh »a otloat that to ropolr eald bull diet or alruclura and pul »am» in a »at# aad habit­ able condition would eaat forty per teat, •r more,- of the value ot laid building or ttructur* ta It« dil»pld»tod eoadllioa, no permit (hell bo Ueeod »llowlnt repair# bo bo made to Say each bulldleg or atrurturo. I hereby certify that the fore, aco wat peaood by dlaance woe doty duly poaeed hy tho C ity Coua- The foundation of the Florida Citrus Exchange U a square deal for all the factors connected with the citrus industry. M rm bori o f tits Exchange work oa tha principle that when they ««a d g ood fru it to tho m arket id gfiod condition, g ood dealers will ho glad t o udUtribute It s t s reasonable profit to • good d e s s o f consumers w h o will p ay fair prices for It at all times. Incident to Christian Endeavor Net«» — -« O A L ADYiRUSING . lotcilachcn« Florida, Junt.4iJ_ Dear C. E. Union Friends: Your secretary la home again. Leaving on April 20tb, getting back June 1st. 1 was away just six weeks. The places visited were St. Pe­ tersburg, Lake Magdalene, Rtukln, Tampa; West Tampa and Lakeland in Southwestern District; Kissimmee, Union Center, Winter Park, Oviedo, Sanford, _ Monroe in Southcentral District, also the union society in the colored school, Robert Hungerford, near Winter Park. In North­ Sheriff ol Seminole County, Fli eastern District, Crescent City, Po^ t mona and JacksqnviUe. This is a *■ ( i l d u w t la Referent# to D ila»iiaiel total o( sixteen towns in three dis­ , Handing» ll Ordained by the City Council et Santricts. Entertainment was loyal and B aford. Florldnt ■ Section 1. That whenever »a y building royal in about twenty three homes. or structure within the rorporete limit» ol I was not "boarded’ out" a single the City ef Sanford become» ee dilapidated lertod etoch ahell ho rodaomahlo !» to coll at aay tinpo after tho i W duly ortaaiaoS and ready », at th* Par valúa of told (took l tho accrued I» 1ereat or dividend» due os told «tacit. Tho redemptie» - of th* pesiarred etoch ahaU not beala «« t it tha rar ponatioa ha» Il qui da tod It» outstanding Indab Tha board el director» ' may. whan tho ferrod «rock U re»tirad, laaua to tha hold«» of this profaned atoch an equal amount of ta b* tasued hy tha eofMeatMB »hall be • partlclpeilnf ttoek aad Iba beldara of auch pro tened' atooh «hall ha eatltlod lo vota asid prafarrad atoch dt thor-aagulor annuol, ar na y rail meetlng of tho W c k holdera al thl» r arpara tía») aad tha boldara of th« prefarrod atoch abolí la «aso of Uquldall*» ' -H*. i;W . . The Florid* Citrus Exchange has ninsUtently. endeavored to establish and • maintain the highest quality in Florida Truitj. It has persistently ’ assured dealers o f this foot and it has insistently told consumers the same thing. Deal­ ers and consumers alike have come to depend on the "red mark on the box" of the Florida Citrus Exchange as the emblem of quality and the shield of pro­ tection. Growers who wish thoir fruit marketed under this policy are invited to If it has no local association in your become aflffliated with the Eicfc oflUs at Tampa. com munity, correspond with tha datad al lha aptlai of t sd et*ek. by coa ^Wlutooa, E. A. DOUOLAM. Clerk of tho aradast ferrod otock loto common »»Id court, aad tha aaal tberaof, thla ITlh Alt. or »ay portion of day af May, A. D. I S M . __ _ corporation may bo pora Mani property, or la lat S Ä ., Coarto 0 . Hantas, SoUritar (òr CStapHInsat moat of lober or service» at a Ju«t ratal(Ufi. to be determined hy th« board •( director« Artide tV. This corporation ahaU contiene, sad hsv# full power l* «aerei«« Ite corporal. »Ifhts and franchi»«» (ar » period * f ninety «iS* Artide V. Tha bualaaa» of thla eorparstUa »hall h* conducted hy th* falMwtng «O cor»; A prawid*« t «ad vie* Präsident, a soeretsry l t d of telling the following story on him­ self. As be wa* preaching on one oc­ casion at hie old hdflte, an old colored men who bed taken cere of him when he we* e child was delighted wftta the eenaon. At the cloee of the service he shook the doctor warmly by tho hand, and said: "Larry, yon's a good preafch#r, you's a good preacher. - L tell you, ypu'a a soundin' brass and tickin' crmbaL'*—Christian Register* S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F T H E SO U T H Lv. Jacksonville, Ar. Savannah...... Ar. Richmond .„. Ar. Washington.. 8:00 a.m.... 1235 5.05 o.m .... 8:40 2 3 1 p ,m ... To Admit Krror Claims Wisdom. A man should never be ashamed to own that he is In the wrong, which te but saying, In other wo'rdd. that b* >> No. 82.—Florida ft Weat Indian Limited-Free Reclining 8tcel ChaIr Cara to wiser today than he wax yesterday,— Washington—Electric Lighted and Fdns. Pope. No. 86 —Palmetto Limltcd-Fre* Steel Reclining Chair Cars to WashingtonStatesman Ilka. • Electric LighU * "Do you.think your constltuenta will Local Sleeper to Savannah No. 80.—Coast Line.: approve of your altitude on thla bill?" -1 don't know," replied Senator.Bortp* ■Steel Pullman _ , ghum. "I have tried to make speecbea Co*it Line DiningCsni operatcU on Trainee 82 and —• enough to keep them from knowing For information and FulJjnM mervntlon» apply to your loco! -gent or w it what it 8 6 . A« W . F lt lT O T , b fr is lo il PAs^enger Agent 136 West B « 7 SL ' JsekaonTlIfc'. FIs Pleasant Way! To Stop Constipation serious, mxttgii— Don't p l i y with don’t YOU egyry your own Intumn*« Dodson s Liver Tone Take« th« Piare epiinit , - •v of Disagreeable Calomel and Its Often Dangerous Afler* TORNADOS ...... . .. _~ . Effect« iri '■■ 'for.you’ll find th« money wanting when /the" storm has wiped out your property ■ You Rrojnibly know that calomel is ' . • Have our strong, reliable company s poison, n form of mercury, very dsn carry your risk—nnd be on the safe Ad« gerpua to a great many pooplo and sometime« otusirjg diaagreeeble after­ effects for nearly every on* who trie« It, . Reasonable ratas Dodson s Liver Tone ia recommended oa a perfectly »afe and reliable remedy to take tho pjnA of calomel. This Is « aptly what it ia made for and has been a tSC t.. i for ever sines tho first bottle was put Up and sold. • j ;i Dodson k liver Tone is pretty widely imitated. .But be careful to judge be­ tween the loud bvqgtA of the imitators and L IV E R Y , W A L E S ANO- F E E D S T A B L E the plain truth of the original. Coensr P*rh Avsnws slid Seponct Blrest .7 Dodion a Liver Tone hr sold sod guaranteed byjL JL Philips ft Co., who CCRTRACTOR8 POR ALLKIN08*OF HEAVY HAULINO wiU'refund pairhiisn price (5Qe.) InsUnL» l - > r | o s u p p l y o f H o r s o s ^ M ulftftt ly with fe smile if you ant in anyway dks* •fdWkd; •' , V . • ^^ ^ T o n s a n d H a V n e s s ^ f t l w a y * Dodsons Liver Tom» is a palatable, in h a n d F o r S a l o o r E x c h a n g i vegetable liquid?" it* action Is easy ond natural, with no gripe, no pain and the after Bifects are pleaafint, iiistoad of Blacks r- coil le. Dodson s Liver Tone docs regular duties, Tbsr« were socials, a picnic, a real reception, picture shows, and a host of other splendid things planned to give ms "a good tirafi." Th« first twenty days I had to r«at quietly most of the Urn* in but three towns. Then commenced th* Itinerary plan« Jgi ned 'or tome week« before. Th« 18 Young Peopltls and—P ■junior society personally inter- 11cl pe ta^ la Tl* « ae abavo MotMi viewed w«re as follows: FreabyUri- »hall bava bb*a sn, 6; Congregstiohsl. 6; United «lock of thla «•* Brethren, .4; Union. 3; Christian, t pturces* ef fidfipUse « society. I I . . 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It Is probably that the long delay­ f tha avoha corporation i stockibi» to *tl«*. » • » »Vanth* nabos» provided fbr, and ib'ar*ed correspondence of an active state . .olilers . . . . . ba _________ ___ . or „ „p_ _ _ _ _ _ te veto aulhorit*d aanual maeting of tha atoekkoldaca tho meeting». of the ttochbalder* at MM „ corporation Mall be held on th* secretary and super­ In end department depi eofporttloo. eecord Tueeday In July, ol each and evw y F**r. . intendent cannot be reeumid in real " ,M" ^ 'a . m l nol.bC.Or (UiV .„.r . • P Ariltl* VI. earnest yet, for some of our execu­ Sl-Frl-Stc PrvaJdaat. _ The hiobeet »meant af ladebtedneaa oa tive board is to visit tha called liability to ehlch thla corporation »hall aubJect Itaatf skStt hsraa »SUtlsraVBgfM ' o s —;----- T I s M Southern Conference at Chatta* Nailca af AapUcatla» fw U t lw t aetlra «apilad at**k of Mia eerperaUea. * Aale VU, nooga, June 12, and it will likely be reeidencM of the »mb— ---your appreciative and wouid-b*g Incorporator» aad tha amount of «ach are ara aa aa fo*fol__ i. . , , I by - , »ach t»-«it! j . . . sllahaaaa*, Florida, on (>• _» B.* Montgomery, Sanford, Florida, a a . D. ISU . lo t L ew es Sfrlk di itisg aanfotd Davalopmspt Patent, ¡lMf**g.-''Adais*. LooMvtlU*. Ky.. 100 or th* fallowing propoood n»l of which M now on 01» *h*M**J. Mom. Flaevnia, Ky.. 100 «hero*. _______ the Secretary of Stale nf In WittaaS Whereof, tha eubecriblng Is- , Florida, at Tsllabaaaae. Florida, ae ro^ulrad corporator* beva hereunto aet their nansa*. t»F _Qao. .. .. Oe*. K._Montgomery. L Montgansacy, Waller H. Adame, U.J. Mom. Arlltlea af fatarporaliaa af Sanfard Da.J velepateal Cacporatl«» ■ ,W», tha undacvlgned, have a*t««d 1« aeeothat bolera ma, a notary gjMhl*.’ wutdalvaa. aad «1* hereby becoma «rad, Gaorga K. M enu aeaoclsltd, for 'tM' purpoee af Jormlag lat* sojury, to me well ksov S body politic »nd corporal«, under o»d by lomgotng eubocriblsg latt virtu, of tho low.1of M. SUM of Florid., sckoowlodged before mo Mr, Twlckembury. hM asmo to Ma foregoli Hero's a real Twlckembury, heard porotlon for M* purpo*. my bond end In a parish call : "The doctor made a Th» asm* at MU «oiporattoa», »hall ba, flooWltnooo at Banford I» tha county of BemtnoU Development Corporation,- aad il» Diogenes of the case "and decidua It ffaalanf and «lata of on thla lha lat day ot principal placa at bualsVaa »hall he’ st fian- Juna. A. D. Florida, Ill A * Christian Register. we*» typhoid ford. In lha county ot Marninole and alata 'Uf Florida, but It may have aucb • M tfjfilcM . agencies and plaeo* ol burin»«« In Florida, aad la o th e r '»!»!« of tha United filate», aad la foreign caualrM*. »« Ua board of dlrootoro may from tlata IP time determine. Arilrie-IL /T‘ .i - Th# («acisl natura íf'lhrUrualnea« le b* «T K N S S C WWW Notary „ L1,M ARy 1C WALDRON. Fubll*. State of ' ; Vas Florida. , • , . . . . E M I hater« ma, a notary public, pereoorily appetred. Walter B. Adams • U rn* wall known to ba on» of th* foregoing eubecriblng Incorporator*, aad who acknowl­ edged baler* tna that b* subacribad bla name to iba foregoing artldea of la«erpet*Um, for-tha purpoaaa Meretn a*pr«aa*d. Wltnem my hand and oDIclat aval , of o fil« , at LouUtUI«. in lb* county *f Jaffar- ¥£ marAvi&xb.. Ur comufieeton avplrea Stata of Kaatuaby, | F*b. S, ISIS. County of Bail. I • I haraby cerrlfy M»t befora CH ASE - (t»P>) public, p«r**eadl»C me, a notary * ................ ma well known ‘ *Ub*crll>lnt fit adgvd before r-si* V h i t : i a *. rvUlv. In lha county ducky, « « thla th* And that Is what you'll roaiie (•«all PT* By doing «way with baking day And buying the bread we bale. You’ll save in work * ■* Attorney tor Xecarporaters, , You’ll save in fuel You'll save in wear and fear, The worid won't *<em one-hi cruei . And you’ll have good bsitery fare. “ t 'llUTHJ. ifllTC nmsoN, ■‘ ,■ Katary Publia. mX-KH-4t_____ rart>ar*tier.: to laaua bondi aad to «scure »«rot hy dead* of trust or or upon tl* «hol* or ony par eri y held fry MM corporati** »ad to »oll «nd piede» euch bond» Inr.jptl et tiorparal« um», »* and when’ Ih» ‘■hwsS' ftl d(t«ytora m»X. d»termiae: tu ld«a r f Ä 1 fv uw n *a«y on hole*, bonde. n*tn»*«k«| curiti»«! to fifSrsnte«. »ui «tf purchip- or ölten »!*» kraul»' 1er, »n iju, ,»dk’ träne- ” ,“V. *' ; ' - “ W ; Vlll.^>. Loptfen Use# Much 8*tt. Lqnfioti Consumes 90 tons *f salt & -l ii ' A ASTHMA! ASTHMA! P O P ffA M ’ Ó A S T H M A REM EDY, give« ínsUnt relifíSñí? sit sbsolu' in gil espos ol Asthma, Bronchitis ■Muy Feve*. Sold only by ffm. C. ill e r s H i » . t iV*. . T •jT’K- CrF .U— ». ' �Sulphur Is Adviséd ’ Wanted— Position as ntenographer Will work cheap through tho sum met. Call at 211 E. Third St. - 78-4 tp CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TRÌCE'S TRUMPETEER (Article* PnblUbed unptr thU Heading fur nl&bed by N. P. A. Bure*a. JaekaonrlUe) •nu i would be genuinely JuJ ■oe them swallowed up b y S ! ,*4 * vortw of folly. which Ut^ out and discarded by X And Baptists years ago. ^ LUtcn to the grandiloqutn. ■ prevision of superlative foil, ) * uforetaid Synod -The Z f e * bacco U acquired, and sinful habit and ju I « ' ^ hurtful to thu body and k TkU b r i., ,h„ c . , 5 ^ X \ Z wwo men, they have desired tn , t U,e Lord's affairs fn their own ^ According to the isaodsted ports, "th e church now ^ license a minister, elder or or to appoint .'Sunday school cr who uses tobnceo, and it j, ,L posed to bring the membership?! to the same standard." All this 2 the recommendation of the tcmpcranco committee. ‘ For a long time I have been tea ing my readers the prohibition M* would not be content 'without pnL scribing what men should driuk. Tyranny, under whatever gulw ¡i appears, recognizes no limiiattoBs On account of the possibility of Prlmary Law— Good and Bad infection with powdery scab, the All kinds of stenographic* ffnd type­ The Bryan Primary Law Is by no whose overhanging department is how recommending writing work negtly done. Apply. tfful trees means 'perfect. It is hardly wlthTn St. John'a Hotel, Room 12, 77-tfc branches afford 1a delightful shade all ‘ potato growers Uj , trost their tho scope of human effort to make n for the many aodal functions of the seed potatoes with sulphur. This is perfect law, until it has been "tried Wanted—Six families to keep cool neighborhood, for Mrs. Rpnfro is made expedient by the fact that in­ out" and its weak points shown by not only a charming hostess herself fected seed potatoes hnvo been ship­ ^ All Local Advertisement* Under this Bummef. *. Write for apartments. but s generous neighbor to other ped out of Maine, where powdery experience. Hut it Is going to be Box 223, Daytona Beach, Fla. This Heading THREE .CENTS a, .. . hostesses who frequently use the scab now exists. Recent tests jus­ mighty hard to prove It hasn't suf­ 82-4tc lawn for their affairs. tify the department's scientists in ficient redeeming traits to make it Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Wanted— One or more rooms on Lost Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Geo. recommending t thorough duatinfc appeal to the people after, proper Charge 25 .Cents. It is very probable first ffoor for light housekeeping, un­ Armstrong was the gracious hostess with flowers of sulphur after tho amendment. furnished, by an elderly lady. * at a going away, party complimen­ potatoes have beon cut tia a preesu- that nearly every candidate who was . In r answering an advertisement A. D. K., Herald office, v- 84-4tc tary to Airs'. G; B. Waldron,, who tioa against the disease, but tho defeated wllf attributo that result to where no name or“hooae-nutnber Is leaves shortly for Tampa' »her* she treatment is by no 'means intended the Bryan Primary Law, and walk mentioned in the ad please do' not Wanted to buy from owner, cither will make her’ future' home.'‘ Be­ to take the place.of formaldehyde ns around with a 'knife *up his sleeve ask Tho Herald for Information as vacant on iraporved city property, neath the trees a charming scene was a general disinfectant. The depart­ to emasculate it when the legislature to the. Identity of the advertiser. welt located. No agents. Address •presented, with its comfortable ment advises the use of both for­ assembles. But there is no getting Usually we do not know who the around dome proposition* A. gen"Property," c-o Herald. 84-2tp chairs and benches, gaily* colored maldehyde and Bulphur. advertiser Is and If we do we ant Wanted—To buy a borne on favor­ cushions and the tables with their Before cutting tho potatoes should th man who Is disappointed but not allowed to give ont this In­ able terms before July 1st. -Cen­ snowy white, covert filled with cut he soaked in u solution of 1 pint of philosophical still, writes mb, "There formation. Simply write a _ letter trally located. Box 1265, city. glass and dainty china holding vases formaldehyde to 30 gallons of water. and address It aa per Instructions •i •84-6t with masses of varl-eolored flowers. They should then be allowed to dry Tha ladles had been —- -j-; -hlyTr'SWe ,ir »*•»•' or while ten-ten social but herein was a sur- spread out on a clean floor. This la Dubious Syntax, But. True. SALE There nro mom people In tbts coun­ pria» for the honoree of tha after- known to be effective against a, try eating too much than there are noon, for a vory lovely gift of. a cut- common scab and black leg, and For Sale— $2,600.00 buys celery i tarring. Perhaps If the former didn't« glass lemon dish and fork was a should therefore be employed In all farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 years. die latter wouldn't i tangible souvenir of the esteem and cases. Whether it is ‘ equally effec$600 cosh, balance 1, 2, 3, 4, years affectlen in which Mrs. Waldron is tlve against powdery scab la doubtat 8 per cent F. B. Woodcock, lield by her friend« and associates ful, and for this reason the use of Wasted Day, Owner, 7 Oxford Place, Kirkwood, tn the Congregational churoh. Mrs. sulphur Is strongly advised In ad• Of r.ll day*, the one that la most Georgia. 79-8tc waited la that on which owe has not Henry Wight in one of her usual dition. Tho potatoes should be cut happy, pleasing talks made the pres- first and then dusted thoroughly For Sale at a big bargain, aa I live laugh ed. —Cham fort entation in behalf of the ladles. bo far away cannot attend to this and honesty. There is another thing ulor jewelry are the craze tntig Mrs. Waldron responded gracefully 16 acres of Celery Delta at Cameron In accepting the gift. Delirious re­ which greatly commends it. It ,1a society women In New York and tb» City, Sanford, Flo. 8 acres irri­ true that there was less mud slinging largest cities. -They are nest ud freshment! were served during the gated and tiled, fine 6 Inch flowing afternoon and acrimony. In the primary just elegant gold finished articles tbit F. P. Strong and well. If you want 16 acres of fine held than any Florida ha* ever gone will gladden the heart of every pd Mias Flora Walker presided at the celery and potato a n d ' vegetable punch bowls, while Mrs. Renfrtwnthrough with. As a result there are or woman no matter how young or land go and look at this and make slsted Mrs. Armstrong In segwng. Guaranteed Wear Ever Hosiery For fowor wounds to heal after tho con­ how old. \ery stylish and attri*.') me an offer. Trolley from Sanford • « ; Mrs. Armstrong's guests were Mesflict, and the number of downs and tivc. runs past the land known as the Men and Women Our Free Offer. We are tdvnouts has not been increased. Tho dtmes C. E. Walker, Henry Wight, Joshua Powell Farm. Make offer Ladles' Special Offer THE MERRIAM WEBSTER Spearmint (’hewing Ctm ' Moughton, Henry Witte, Charlotte provision for registration every two Using to owner, J. P., 26 Columbia Street, Tho O nly N ew unabridged dieFor Limited Time Only— Smith, Annie Walker, Maasey, Will years far-. doubtless an expensive Hampstead. L. I., N. Y. 86-4tp tioimry la m any year«. ' Six pair of our finest 36c value luxury na welt as a useless waste of Contains the p ith and essence ■'Hand, C, R. Walker, Findlay Mun­ For sale at a bargain, 8 year old ladies'-guaranteed hose in black 6r time and a great annoyance for the ion, K. P. Strorig, Harvey Renfro, o f an authoritative library. horse and a good cow. S. A. Hous­ tun colon with written guarantee, average voter, and will likely be Walter Hand, Wright, E. T. Wood­ Covers ovory Sold o f knowl­ ton, Cameron avenue, R. F. D. No.3 for $1.00 and 6 stamps for posl&ge. given short shrift when the legis­ refreshing and pleasing to all M ruff, W. D. Peter», R. A. Terheun, edge. An E noyolopodia in a SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN ainglo book. Misses Eva and Flora Walker, Dr. lative body assembles, but it Is very every one spending us but 60c For a limited time only, aix pair« likely that those w ho'favor a fair 6 stamps to cover shipping costs-»*' C. E.* Walker and Mr. Eraser Arm­ Tho O nly D ictionary w ith the J 'For Sale— Good all round horse. of our finest 36c Vidua Guaranteed expression of the voter at the polls will ship a big box. of 20 regular 5t N ew D ivid ed P a g e. strong. • M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. •ipO.OOO- W ords. 2700 Pages. llose with written guarantee and will be loth to part with the new packages of the Spearmint Gum sat 79-tf 6000Illustrations. Oostnoarly a pair of our well known Men's law entirely. Include the elegant Ingenious Excuse. half a m illion dollars. For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touting Paradise Garters far one dollar, and “ Tango" nccklaco And "Erilya Rather Celebrated Author (to book­ car for $400.00, Just overhauled in L ot us toll y o a about this most Thaw" bracelet absolutely free. seller's salesman)—"Look here I ! 6 cents for postage, romarkablo singlo v o lu a o . Users of Tobacco Take Notice good running shape. Sanford Ma­ You know theae hoso; they atood This offer Is for a short time only. don't see my book displayed on your Write far sample shelves," Salesman—'“No, air. We bad the teat whan all others chine A Garage. . 82-tfc failed. I don’ t knovg..whether thu Annual Not more thnn 2 orders to one pie­ LW.VV*pagos, fail parft pil« oi them yesterday, air, but they They give real. foot comfort. They Synod of the "Reformed Presby­ ty. Dealers not allowed to accept W l Oculars, eta. * For Sole— Practically bran new drew such a mob wo had to call In have no seams to rip. They never terian church of the United 8f t Acs th is.!.';.' \ Nam e this 1914 Overland touring car, fully tbn police, air, and tho building In­ become loose and baggy as the shape and Cannd" " in ikU. ------ UNITED SALES ( UMPASl spector haa notified-us to taka no equipped, self starter, electric lights we will -U'knit in, uni jireiUcd inf! They nro Bloomington^ Ind., represents the Dayton. Dayton, O Ohio P. O. Bo* 111 fflfllB rh i""“-*-—Bony, sit."—Life.” In use short time by owner. $850 Guaranteed „lor fineness, for style, gooi old Presbyterian* L have known cash takes car. B. & O. M n t n r (la . for superiority of material.and work­ all my life or nut. The prefix to the manship, absolutely stainless and. to -name, and aomo of the arts Indicate ■■ For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow. P. O, N O T IC E FRESH wear i f f months without holes, or a to ah outsider that possibly the or- ! I Box 1367. .7-c new puir free. ganieation Uf an a-. r 'inhly of Smart ¡ | H om e. M ade When you wnnt a typewritar see Dort't delay aend In your order be- Alecks who have. ddtached them- ; ; S A U R KRALT | Connelly, ulso ribbons and carbon. fore oiler expires. Give correct Belves from tho parent body. I hope • 76-tí Seminole Fislt Market ^CACIIsrriwaCa. size. this 6 « 0, for the observations and UpHngtWId, M o m . ■ Phone No. 1 WEAH-EYKlt HOSIERY COMPANY experiences of many yrara have For Sale—Black saddlo and driving Dayton, Ohio taught me tho profounclest respect more- Inquire of J. D. Roberta at grocery. 42-tfi* F R E E ¡a fe ife s : s s * NEW INTERNATIONAL, DICTIONARY n n lx r .J For Sale—A good homo well located. $600 cash, balance easy payments.' G rqotn HSuse, $1,600, easy payments. —8.rooms and hath. $300 cosh-monthly payments. * Well located lot, $350. $50 cash, balance ninthly. / Connelly. 109 Mag­ nolia avenue. . , 67-tf f B i.n i I I li. L n 'A . l T i. „ * * SlUHt ( ll)Sl l) 1HPBSDAV AT NOON For Salt— T ib Jersey heifers with first calf. J. D'. Hoskins, Second street. 81*4 tp- CORSETS For Sale— Two good horses and spring wagon. Inquire of'Coco ¡Coin Bottling Co. 80-tftf"^ - For Sale or Rent— Two 'nicoTresi­ dences at a bargain. W. J, Thigpen. 80-tf TO RENT can u d o without one. Furnished rdom for rent. Terms res* oonabje. •Apply 214 Park avenue. 63-tf it now Requires For Rent— Completely furnished house 'with piano for thé summer. • Fevf steps "to postofllce, depot ftnd steamer codk. A. W- Brown. Bnfefprlre, Florida.?!• ' . 7$-tf For Rvnt—2 Roomed 2nd flights, suitable for - light housekeeping for gentlemen ,;4kad ¿(if«-.. Fine pfaxaa, - - Water, M stove,^5 toilet, entirely AddTese ffcV OY Box 893, r ., ' 'ila. B A TH IN G S U IT S If you want to buy or sell Con­ nelly’s Real Estate Office Is the place to do buxine«*, 76 tf Wanted— Furnlrhed rooms for light housekeeping. Ruoros. pm) ; wear it all the . L A D IE S Ladies' A T T E N T IO N Just retciveda complete stock o f those new Taffeta $ 1.35 .Whilo the-«aso a Ts just «t It* hiiriffttii« k" ‘T'JL * bargains. W c appreciate mail orders and give them p Vihat nbòuL that Straw Hat? Tuke ^our choice., ... ..................9«c up Season’s Speeials- attention. G ive us a trial and get your gooc same day ordered.. V " v; ! 'Next week; y ~V* tunity to seo ■•'.f , ' ‘ ‘-'r’ 1 prelly while Dresses, made of Embroidery and. Laee, values up to $ 8.50 s '* ........... .. MISCELA NEOUS - summer. FOT* Rent- Rooms,*' -large, cool, screened and, well furnished for housekeeping, *at 302 Park avenue. • v 84-tf For Kent —Kuni(«lieci oiHcb equip, ped with roll'top d«ik, office cljalni and •tables. Also a, roll top deek, , typewriter .desk end othar oquipment for sale or rent. Héirald office. r ; * “ v i* ------ v -: * 82-tf /* '* . For Rent— Large pleasant rooms. Telephone, electric lights and other conveniences. Apply 418 Oak Ave. . Get ■■■"■ • " ---- -----------fi>a , * *. * �- Li - -¿--m : ------- *- —- ^ ü-, “ r *fc*i.■:.-»'‘ «.*— i't _ i.L -Jrf* *f #■"ti1IY • • U •* - —- *■ ' E UFFICIAI ORGAN OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY— TH E G A R D E N S P O T OF T H E W O R LD P UB L I S HE D ' S E » -WEEKLY SANFORD H ER 'fri.*, I ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SANFO RD -Life h Worth Living _________ VOLUME V • CONTIN­ UED BV TURBULENT MINERS IN REVOLT IGAINST i r e o n io n d o tin g is SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JUNE 18. 1914 Ington to attend the funeral. Gov. Dunne and other atate officials will be honorary pall bearer*. The body will lie in state until the funeral, which will . be conducted by Rev. Martin D. Hifrdin of Chicago, a aonin-iaw. - ’ THE CORRUPT PRACTICE L\ w Governor Trammell la Well Pleased With Its Working -Vr -V t h e r e s i d e n c e o f a n o f ­ PlV«jiy* Tallahassee. Fla., June 16.— Gov. f ic ia l OF TH E UNION Park Trammiy, who Is the author WAS DYNAMITED of the law limiting campaign ex­ penses, requiring statements ot cam­ paign expenses, prohibiting cam­ paign wbrkers and providing for punishment of all kinds of graft in connection with primary campaigns and elections, expresses himself as the r io t e r s a r e t a k in g h u tt e very highly pleased with the opera­ tion of this law in connection with AND THE OFFICERS ARE tho recent primary. The Governor POWERLESS aaya that reports have come to him Butte, Mont.(< June 16.— Rioting from various sections of the state by ^ceding members of the local to the effect that this law has reunion .of the Western F edcratl^o,*/, suited in tho elimination of candlMiner« continued^ all lust nlgh| «lidirtes trying practically to buy their tediy, but with' thg nnnoun jwqYifdrtto office by expending, in an tonight that ,p w {. S:»»W. fitevftrt etfyrt to get an office, far more than «o«ld morning to in ■life salary would amount to, and itigate »tljaA^mtuation aome aom- that the law eliminated and stamped incti of oidta was rest „ „ T , . prod. After out the paid •workers and grafters namiting Aim footing the safe of generally. local unionjaat night many of Tho Governor seems highly 2,000. revonirg .^gainst extra pleased with the way tho people of UMwmenta and tblT^ard syatom of the state feel towards this law, and the union continued to parade, tho the manner In which it operated in itreets. Dynamite wtut exploded un­ connection with tho first primary der the home of P. K. Sullivan, an after its enactment. .The Governor offlerr of the miners' union, and the says, some newspapers have con­ Reeders vowed a new onion would fused. his /'Corrupt Practice Act" be formed und^r the leadership of with the “ Bryan Primary Law" ths Industrial Workers of the Worts. while In fact they are entirely dif­ Although several hundred miners re­ ferent laws and* have, no^connection timed to work today many dis- one with the other. The Primary trderly 'persona kept up riotous tae- law has in it no provisions whatever ltd. In.the afternoon a crowd took requiring statements of campaign tso prisoners from the city jali. expenditures, it doea not limit the Liter they seised a Are truck when amount a candidate con expend for ■men tried to run the apparatus campaign purposes, it docs not prothrough the crowd in answering a hlbit and^ tors nor does it attempt in bur.il they could dot operate the any wise to deal with any fornj of nkidc, they niUy'iyd i.t to the firo- corrupt practice in connection with n wit!» n warning'not to run it a' primary election. A ll-o f' these ough a erowdj ¡»p in .---features are covered in the law - . *L j ■**.r ^7> ' *' known ns the "Corrupt Practice The South Cnrbliui Democratic Act" prepared by Governor Tram­ mnry- campfign ‘ opens officially mell and enacted by the last Legis­ fay,- with two meetings,^ one for lature. 'kited Statu senatorial candidates ---------- :--------------------^ t- .Mfitthews and one fotstato m c k in n o n w in s » , aspirant# at 'Sumter. The c fort flHhjc piedgee expires Tucs- Judge Perkins Refuses To Order - •.r ' tV.. ♦ I flr, Jjy wliich time; al^ who wish y: 'Signing of Warrants lit through the. DertiDfiaiic nomiution, tho only*'way \to getobfltce |D r. J. F. McKinnon,'superintend­ ip South ■' Caroling - -must file their ent of public instruction, won the ■»¡TornM an>j(Tqtwcpicnt|;of capdldacy, first round In tho mandamus pro­ rja*ViKdr feU lyid'-lakh okth to ceeding-brought in the name-of the i-fcMiIe by ^he derision of ^hevpriffiary. grammar' school teachers to compel T)d* 'yds»' has brought out"qr? Uftr him to sign the teachers' salary war.«dmi nufut»er;-of cSduTdatey Jour rants. -hivtjig announced for 'United H^afee , Tho hearing of the alternative •etror, no leas than twdb* for gov- 'writ came up In~ Sanford - - Saturday *nrn»S,and two pr* three' for nearly before Judge James W. Perkins, w«y office/* A '.campaign o f more who Is engaged in holding" circuit than ordinary inWresV and fxcUemon court for ScminolV eoilnty at that i i at is anticipated. — / ' place, l 4 , y -\- Judge Perkins had ixaus'd the al­ A bo mb. -wfti. ax^doded in' St. ternative writ ordering Supt. Mc­ ^wipe's church,- Hanover Squnre, Kinnon' to Jibow: cause wl\y he LoikJou last night.- t Evjdcncu; tend* should- not sign the warrants null it ¿#iliow - *how rIh* *exploaion^wu ttik/worlf was in response to thbi mandate that Sfl suffragétte« * q flvfl»ming uo cip"'1 Dr. McKinnon made answer yester­ •a thè bhrqS bU$Yitgt' iM'Westrninstcr day, being represented by Mr. Jos. Ahhey, thi- '‘dejigcT^tlon ' ni ibis fo- H .J Jobe».* The school teacher Tn ' »oys edifitè #hu*-ij|trffgscd alarla as whose name the fjiroceeding was ^Ir l *‘° militknti-intéml thgo. brought, MUs Jennie Baas, was rep­ Threc pcws aud thre*'ajjiined Win­ resented by Mr. LeRoy Giles. dows wcrc-'damugcd'by the cxploThe action originated in the n r , don, The (qmqiR? Jialuting. ol "The fustl of the- superintendent to sign l«t Suppcr” by SJf Jacms Tliornhllf, the warrants of the school teachers stithJm'twB nvof^^ui 4tttr waa irti ab the beginnlnt"of the school ye^r ■* aIthoij|V-;Die. windowId October. Hla refusal, was based *v«jc s jjr o té ffi- : .. : pon the double dhily •sessions of ¿t-.*;: V "£ in Orlando grammar school.,, tho aborti; m being that it was impo»sible yAmerifin, biuij; r^_ marines ffflrr the teachers to make a full day . >5»- dlstlrtSu»W«dl\? es ‘ by of five hours each as required by » k*;»Ì'-uAjì^-fbravçbÿ itfitj lUm' at law, when the entire ApbOffl day was ‘ .IT I OT*-;I pnly eight hour* and*'two sets of todav l,y pupils were being taught. *^At that tlmu the county treasurer, B » loi. Mr." J. II- Tucker, refused to pay ■m m m .p u m i the port. iVai givôn.dfficial raeortt- the’ warrants wit hour the signature of the superintendent, and the court r ^ Ib-W-leWer; froj Secretary Wnltl« mo$t cAieJ1 oydwwd him to pay them. Matters ™ along thus and the teachers âtuittes or promotions. cd their moneyL until April, the supreme court handed down, an opinion in an analngous Rur Admirai case taken up from Marian eonnty, wherein tbs court held that tho warru'nts «foro^oot valid. To U* on / ,*fvsUM»»VI4U|ÿMI S the safe sldfi'the treasurer refused ■« J . j>l - - to p jy any rnh're w-Atrente without e af «t^ ÿ -' dnl -âji gravo the «perintendent'a signature, and mend .-w d .u p o h a ■ K %-s fs c; -<.•»» ^ ■ rev i AN UNORGANIZED MOB TERRORIZES COLORADO NO. 8« NEW TOURIST HOTEL WILL BE BUILT HERE ! AT AN EARLY DATE - ' V » , C A P IT A L IS T S H A V E T A K E N H O L D O F T H E P R O P O S lT I O T i ^ L O U I S V I L L E P A P E R S » C O N T JftÌN THE PROM OTERS G O Ò D A R T IC L E ARE B U SY ON THE HOTEL A N D A NUM BER O F O T H E R P R O J E C T S O F L A R G E P R O P O R T IO N S Our Sanford Development Cor­ poration seems to hgve closed Ita deal j i t a film and decisive manner forever silencing the "doubting Thomas* " who- have seemed to dia* courage it and amply rewarding ita warmer partisana. The presidency of the corporation» is given to Mfr. George E. Montgomery,- who be­ came associated with Mr. Walter ¡>. Adams add Mrs. Ellison Adams In the month of March and whose able handling of the whole matter has proven him to bo the one best fitted fb? the position. Tho followlfig article is, copied from the Times of Louisville, Ky., Saturday evening, Jufte 13th: Walter S. Adams of Louisville and eastern Kentucky capitalists are In­ terested and the Falls City Construc­ tion Company of LouisyiUe; will likely land a 1200,000 building, runatcuctlon contract as a consequence of the launching of a Florida land development project this week in­ volving* the expenditure of morn If n million Uoilurs. A lormer. Louisville girl, Mrs. Edith Kilison Adams, of New York City, a sister of Lady Pally Ellison Roas, promoted the project. It? was Mrs. Adam* who enlisted Waiter Adams of Louisville, in the organisation of the plan. The temj. it may bo said, are in no way iblatcijr -Mr. Adams became vice pres­ ident of tin* now $300,000 Sanford Development Corporation and will divide his time, between.. Louisville and Sanford, Fla., .having offices in both cities. Judge M. J. Mo»*, of Pinyvilla, becomes secretary and treasurer of .the new corporation. He represents capitalists of the eastern Kentucky coal fields, indud ng interests in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Adams, who prompted the deal ia a gister of Charles and Rudy Ellison nf Louisyule, - ¡ m a m The LodiV\Sj|r 'and- Kentucky intftfesLi unlti ^:y sUij(/i’«umeasee and New Yorkv‘%jjilm ’ Jwy'Iaking over from the Holden eaMLgTin Florida 1,295 city lota in Sanford, a little city of 6,000 inhabitants at the head of deep water navigation in Central Florida; 525 acres in Robinson Spring# near Sanford; an interest in the 8,000 acres of the Astor land grant on Lake Moriroe, Ha,, an inhilert'st ¡n 4,000 acres on the St. Johns river, 40 miles from' Sanford; twenty-seven celery farm# of 5 and 10 acres, and a 400-room hotel near Sanford. This hotel is a frame structure nnd will be replaced by a $200,000 brick hotel of 200 rooms, for the construc­ tion uf which the hew corporation is now negotiant; ■ p-far W Construction Company of Louiville The hotel company will bo separately incorporated at $200,000. The property of tho corporation in Florida was purehasod of the HoMou estate, tho owner of which wm killed.some time ago in an auto­ mobile accident. It ties around thu little city of Sanford, which Mr. Adam# states has grown 2,000 popu­ lation since the taking of tho lt»*t census. Sanford is building m $160,0Q0 sea wall and making ambitious plans for the future. G. E. Mont­ gomery of New York, become* pres­ ident, of the new corporation, which has already started to oonrJmmata its development plans. , f, ALL «U T FOR DENVER BASEBALL THURSDAY Elka Convention Will Take Many Sanford Bills fn July The 60th Grand Lodge Meet of Eiks at Denver will mean that hun­ dred# of Florida Bills will journey heneb to view Pika'a Peak and take In the beauties of Colorado and othef western states, ' Mf’iws- H. t . Cohen of tho A. CL. j»«n#engor department..and Cqle Da till y of theI N, Cl A- V-l. L and Western & Atlantic passenger de­ partments were in the city last Sat-, urday looking after this grand trip to Colorado aqd informed The Her­ ald that the round trip from Sunford to Denver, including Pullman would be about $75, which Ip. ce'rr; tainly cheap for this kind oLa tf)p. The following oftlcl^.,. information was given '•ut by these gentlemen Official-route to ÌW vec- Xw ^ Session Gtsnd Lodge B. Pi o ! c. Golden Jubilee Denver, Colorado, July IStb tO 16th, itil4r* Dixie Flycy Route to St. 1,01111,'*Missouri Pacific to Puoblo, D. A R. G. to Denver; r*«irnung Union Pacific to Omaha, N. W. to Chicago, Dixie Flyer t<l Jacksonville. Leave Jacksonville sidfiT p, *m./''July flth. »arrive Denver 4iSO July 12th. ------------- f.------- ^ v/, Auction Bridge Mr*. R. A- Newman was the host? eee at the last meeting, of the Auc­ tion 'Bridge at her homo on Fourth street»- Duplicate auction was the SanfuMj and Ktutls Will Play llie Greet Game at Holden Park Dig Tho first game of the season will be pulled off at Holden .Park Thurs­ day afternoon. It is said tho gam» will be Very Interesting, as the local boya hair been turd at work iand Kustls ha* a very goqd local team. • Everyone come and give the .boys support—help them win tho first 'home game of th e/ season. Your presence is needed. ■‘ Thwlocgl team will cross bat* with Winter Park" Tuesday afternoon nt Winter Park, and play here Thurs­ day. 7Don't forget the day, at 8:30. Negro and Horse Dia Tho funeral of William C. Stewart, colored;;'-- last .»Suuday . recalls „ the hers« dying within a few minute# of each otber.\r When Stewart wa# takqp sick Friday night with ncuf* indigestion, a messenger was. rent on Stewart's horse for a physician. The hoy* had gone not morn ihnn throo.b{ocka when the horse dropped dead, pm uroibly from, heart dis­ ease. The b oy continued his search for n physician oh foot, but before the. boy and-doctor reached tho sick man ha had expired. Stewart.is the iargtoi property bwntr in George-. townv the section of Sar.ford where the olored population.Vrides. his holdings .amounting u> probehjy $10,00«. . Ho . ha»» Ypkltled In xhU comfdr. the jjiiat forty yoars, nnd ■w aa one di the most respoctod of Barret winning the prise#, v , cqlored dtUenXi ;*■ ^ The flrtt'priie wis a handsome library" tablo runnor with baqds of Spedai Services.al^thoiic Chursh crochet and the second prlxe cor^' slated of two beautiful crochet table TiiWMbs^veniBg at 7j30’’a Tridu:oy |bs|e days- prayer wiU bo ,bi Delicious creamed chicken in pattT gun at"»All; Sp'tj*’ /Ob’urch in' boni onòr t 1% ‘Ha#» »‘it * ff' AA k.1 Af L .1 » fi1.] il .. sheiia, tomatoes with muyoniiio,- r\ê ot .<ha-'da«rsd* Heart of'-Jcsns, Friday Avafrn, olives Sbd' feed tea formed next being tbo feast. * This is an the dainty menu served to the of devotion in.the chur« —* were Mrs. apeeial NEGRO DEFIED THE LAW BIG BUSINESS BLUFF BY THE TRUSTS HAS BEEN CALLED B Y PRESIDENT W ILSON n -----;v| And Wa* Sb^ to Death by Officers in Defense of Their Uvea Several,ynofilha ago a city ditch in Goldsboro was stopped up -en­ dangering the health of . that part of the city and the sanitary inspector A, D. Smith and several members of the street committee going out to investigate found that a negro named William# or "Typewriter Tom" as TRUSTS TRY HARD TO PUT ‘/Si ho was called was responsible for A SPOKE IN TIIE the stopping of the drain ditch. WHEEL Upon being questioned he said that the ditch went through hi* land and ho would not permit it any longer. The officers expostulated with him and finally left with the understand­ ing that he would not moleit the ditch again. The negro seemed jib. brood over the trouble and wrote TO PUSH LEGISLATION THROUGH several threatening letters to Mayor THE SENATE AG/An ST THE Thrasher about vlhat he Intended MONEY POWERS to do and last week dared the mayor Washington,^D. C., June 16.— to send out there to open the ditch made th6 direct or, to arrest him Mayor Thrasher President itumediately .sent Marshal Tlllls af­ charge tod»f.,‘^jllh{f‘ aentimeni in favorter him**td»t the negro who waa em­ of postpoQbfttirpt'1of the administra­ ployed iu tbp country did not show tion's trustMegisl alive program waa up that wtek •arid learning that he tho result of ¿a campaign by certain was in town last Saturday after­ Interests and intimated that it waa noon Marshal Tillis, Inspector. Smith the cause of the “ psychological busi­ and Policeman Vickery went out ness depression" of which he recent­ o tho negro's house. "Getting near ly spoke. In support of the President'« v ie« the place the man was seen sitting on the steps nnd as soon as he saw the White House made public copies tho officer* he ran into the house of letter« and telegram» circulated and barred the doors and windows. among business men calling for adThis looked ominous to the officers jourpment of congress without com­ and upon getting closer the mar­ pletion of the trust bill, praying for shal culled to tho negro to open the the freight rate increase uaked by door and come out as they intended the railroads of.the Interstate Com­ to arrest him. Ho replied that he merce Commission, and calling for a wmild not come out and dared them halt of the "attacks on. business." President Wilson made it clear to >r. to come and got him. Vickery and - :*' Smith were #t the windows by this his rallers that thp campaign, if such time and peeking through Smith it might be called, would not influ­ could see the negro on his knee# ence him and -that It was his plan with a shot gun at his shoulder to pu-th the trust program through about to shoot either Vickery or tha senate With-the aid nf all th»---------- •.u.ing a break lor the” means at hi# command. He ex- . f;VS front 'door pushed his way into the prersed the view that liusincfs «as house closely followed by Marshal as good U not botter now than a Tillis. The negro turned at* once short while ago mid that it would be and fired at the officers as they less harmful to burines# intercala to JM • came jn, the load ot buckshot pass­ have tho trust legislation program ing between tha two and knocked completed than to he* confronted tho ekln from Smith's knuckles arid with a period of uncertainty which passed through his coat sleeve rip­ would accompany delay. One uf the letters which came into ping a hole all the ‘way up his coat. Tho officers fired at the negro, al­ posessibh of the White nousc but most as soon as the dischtrgo of his was not given out with the othera gun awoke the echoes and knowing today, was circulated hy the Sim­ that they worn In 'defense of their mons Hardware Crimpany of St. lives-they shot to kill and In u few Louis. Ë. C. Simmons, hefcdjof tho minutes Williams had passed to the company, had been Selected fqr ^ place wKare ditches will’ not bother membership* in the federal, rutarvo' board and his nomination wasto him. v•s . 4 The officers regret that they were hive gone to the senate today/ The forqed to take human life but they morning It wah announced at the; * also fee} that under the circum­ White House that Mr. Bijnmon» had stances there was nothing else to declined the. place. White House', * do, as they tried every means pos­ officials emphatically denied, howsible to get Williams to come out evqr, tli.it the circular letter ha^I any aud surrender peacefully. Had ho connection with this development. submitted to a im t the mayor would have lot him'off Rightly and prob­ Memorial Services m ably with a lecture. As it was ha The members ’ of Celery Cirefo considered himself wronged by the No. 60’ met lq,Masonic Hall Wed­ whole wqrid and had made ready to nesday at 3 .W hold a grovo resist arrest and kilt any one - who . of aorrow, In^mmishtoration of tho dared to oppose him. He ^ad plen­ memory -ol ,I thnso . sovereigns- w|ur * -',v J ty of shells in tho house and several have crossl'd ever the riv«r and on4' In the poqkets of hi« clothes, show­ tered thoatipreme forwit on high,. ing that he waa prepared to stand a Thone in ,-whoie mcmorY'thU grove siege if neeetsary. The quick work of sorrow was held wore thoaa who of tha officers saved trouble for had had passed from Celery City Grove he killed any of them trouble would since Its organization: Sovereign havq started. Commend## Joseph Cullen Root, The remains were brought to the the Father of Woodcraft, tho bone» city and Judgo Herring presided at factor of the widow and orphan and thn inquest, the jury bringing in* a who#» memory will ever be cherished T a r -m V » and hold Acrid In the hearts of ,h, ha„,i, of om ~ra i . „ « t o m , « * . . . cWId 0, , oodc, „ t. a ,, v a . l . tk.lr .Inly,, . Manchciuic, llu. .b w t u d loved Supreme Tuurdinn, Mr#. Em­ in# B. Manchester. Thq grove of ' .. Govcratnent fie»« Sleg sorrow cloned by singing "Blest'bo C. Hj$|«g,'president of the New the. TlO' tbnt Bind»." / ____ South Fnm xnd .Homo Company, . K % : T7 (■‘■'iT'T' ^ # .** - \\ now of Palititar-FU., and formerly of Boyiau--White ,, . Chicago, w$k Jndlctod by tha Fed­ eral •KrwVtl jury at vlseksonvillp on Miss .Hattie# DoylAii and ; Mr.—*.j throo i-oilnta of conspiracy and using .William White were marriW SMurtho ' to defraud. Ho waa taken day evening, at tho pnrsohage of * ' r into cjiitody a few minute* after the Baptlst'Church by the, jicy. Geo: the indictment waa returnad and Hyman. Only the imm«iUht,o lararoleasod on a bond of $6,000. ----- - j.*> eerumowy. Afr. Four associates, who - composed immediately alter. t!i o director* of tbo canter«, w«r^ tho coi ored over to — . Indicted on the same "counts. . They will- spend ‘ thb % nr»* Frad Turnor, bf.Falatka, And yrpoon ■many frioads Bon Levin, Benjamin r. Straus' aiul wish tham a long life of happiness Ch*rie# Grevo of Chicagoi . together. ■-{. '":Y t, ;Tho Indictment folloyni*6so years w ^ b part of the government '- ''T o Mr«. O, B. Waldron. WILSON STANDS PAT ON TRUST LEGISLATION Volcano Still Erupts Red Bluff, C*l„ Jutta l«.— Mount itinuaa in violent eruption, me* have formed. One man V,111...1 __I __ 1 On tho ovtj, of her departure for Txrppa Mrs. G, B. Waldron i# be­ ing defightiully entertained by her many friends io Panford.*’ with tea#, dinners snrL parties. A charming alTalr thimble party Friday afternoon »J Which Mrs. E. T. Woo<l run i present Mr.. C. n ÎÉÎW» ara � 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. 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DUNCAN U. FLETCHER Reflected as the Senior Senator from Florida In the United States Senate be heard from the returns give C. SEARS FOR CONGRESS Bryan a total vote of 338 for Repre­ sentative. Pat Johnson 245 and MADE A GREAT RACE 8. J. Triplett 132. As the count (Continued from Page One) .Lake county gave Fletcher 585, Stockton 289; for Congressman Angle 253, Sparkman 567,'DeBerry 50; for Commissioner of Agricul­ ture, McRae 611, Appleyard 200; Edge and Hansom elected R «jr,sentativea. now stands the second choic* votes wifi not 'changf the comparative candidates. Mr. standing of Bryan ia conceded as easy victor in this race* Keen competition was generated among the various county office*».th results being as follows, only one very amili precinct missing Barber 665. W. M. Ferrili 161. * Kor County Commissioner, Dis­ Orange County Officials The offitnjal count of Orange coun­ trict No. 2— R. V. Lanier 336, E, L. ty as certified, by the canvassing D. Overatreet 317. board, M. 0.j Overatreet, William Martin and F. H. Williams is aa Blackwell, 256 follows: Fletcher 664; 8tockton 214; Far County*. Commissioner DUAcosta 41; L’ Engle 368, Malone 60; Sears 343; Williamson 32; Apple- trict Na- 4— W. R. Goodwin Il4 , yard 260; 644; Avery 385;’ Ellis 897; Young Tindall 324. 8hackleford 497;' Dickinson 836; For County Commissioner Dis­ Griffin 528; Newton 624; Reese 257; trict No. 5— D. W. Alderman 244, Giles 598; Wilmott 249. W. F. Walker 879- JUNE g, ifi4 THE SANPO It n II ERALD •Ti '. .Ï PAGE EIGHT anthusiaam. waa manifested, and For Better Sunday Schools Among the numerous adjuncts of workers went back to their homos the church, none la more prolific of with the detor mi nation to make tho ___ .the l . I__» ,L J . school-best t__ }n -their quick, jttrmanunt and profuao re­ ■beat year sults than’ the Sunday school. Real­ Goals ware set, and earnest endeav­ ising this years ago, wise men of ors arc being made to attain the various denominations ¿vuedved the same. New schools are to bo or­ idea of an international work amorix ganized, nnd in general the work of alt schools throughout tho land which' the school« ia going forward with hould at once be interdenomina­ wonderful vitality. Other counties tional, helpful and lasting. This or­ before these two have likewise been . ganization haa flourishpil even be­ stimulated. yond fondest expectation!, and sine* The,work of the association in thin its inception into the religious Arid, vicinity will bo welcomed with open tho efficiency of the schools all over arms, as it means an advance along North America has gonu on ^wonder- all progressive line*, as no church is fuliy. Jit the statu of Florida the barred, and the muse appeals to all work of advancing Sunday school classes of people, and has a tendonejr standards is now being pushed With' not only'to unify "Sunday school ac­ vigor. Tht. Florida State Sunday tivities, but also to shn* to tho School Association has its state of­ world the fact that religious forces fice in Jacksonville, with Abner B, can meet on a common' level in Brown, an experienced worker and matters which pertain to the welfare prgunizer as the general secretary. of Bible, study and the Bible school. Definite, plans hgvo been Isid for No petty denominational ¿Uffcrtmceg aggressive-work In all portions al Lhe inutlwra here when tho good of' the state, and to this end a field secre­ pupils of the Sabbath school Is at tary has been appointed whose -duty atatle. One of the happy signs of it is to visit coHniiea, one at a time, the times is that combined effort ia and see each school in that county, being more ( and more advocated, talk with the teachers, officers and and Ihkt it ia the only solution to friends of those schools, hold meet­ some of the problems which eonings of interest to the communities, »front present dsy civilization. It is disseminate * knowledge and liter- hoped' that through thU united . ef­ .ature and culminate, if possible the fort, for instance along temperance county visitation with a big yonvem- lines, that the Bible sehdola of Flor­ iion in some logical town within the ida may he so inlhannony one with county. At these conventions the another that the young soldiers of workers of- every school gather for n all schools irrespective of denomina­ conference. Here problems common tional affiliation will stand shoulder to each denomination .are ctyscuaeed, to shoulder in the fight against the and her* ideas are exchanged the common enemy. This la only one value of which ia far reaching. The of the many phases of the work be­ whole county la set on fire .with ing outlined by the state association Sunday school enthusiasm, and the whereby unified action wj^l effect stimulation ia carried into tho Uf vast results. corners and adda much good to the schools all over the territory worked. Natural Indignation. County by county la thus to be The Parmer (pained)—An' then you worked until tho whole state glows chaps 'are the sauce to send a deputa­ with life. One of the beautiful fea- tion to say your hours are too long! rnrPH about this work la that all the Wy—wy—where elao will-you find a advances made byauch movements boaa 'oo glvca you fourteen good hours redound to the credit of the denom­ to get a day's work done in?—Sketch. ination -of which the stimulated school ia a part. In other word*, this work is the work of the various denominations laboring in harmony M A K E Y O U R O W N one with the other, and whatever gains are made are denominational TOD will SAVE gains In the final summing up of 60 cts. P E R C A L statto tics. . ,j THIS IS HOW Already a number of. counties have been visited and permanent organizations formed. The most recent convention« have beenjheld in Lakeland^if Polk county, and in Kissimmee in Osceola county. At both places the most delightful ba mony and unity prevailed. The one purpose was- to promote the com­ mon interests of the kingdom. At least a dozen denominations were For Member School, Board, Dis­ represented, and delegates from prac­ In Osceála trict No. 2— Walter Bronaon 384, E. tically every town in these counties With only one small precinct vto D Wooten 251. came up to the conventions. Loya' •' *•” * - - -- J* ;* ^ , "***” -1 ''' *^ti / Buy 4 gals. L.A.M. SemiMixed Real Paint |A40 And 3gals. LinseedOil ( to roll with it • 3.10 Mak«a7gala. Paint fbr$19.50 It’s only $ 1 .5 0 per gaL ZINC sal LINSEED Oil.-the b*m paint mater1*1« tor 100 years. M ILLER & SON !” jfe;..” S10RE CLOSED THURSDAY AT NOON Election Returns •m a y m e a n NEW HOTEL 5.'— ReJacksonville,. Fla., tbrna from yesterdays stnte .wide |Great Developments Promised t „at far fr-nnt Sanford ■ ^ k primary arc yet from rnmnlcts. complete, I though enough figurea have been, re­ At last result, have awarded & ceived to indicate that Senator effort* of George E. Fletcher's majority will exceed 10*- Walter S. Adams and Mrs.^Bttafc *000.. HU nomination is conceded Adama, they having Interned idth * by his opponent, John N. C. Stock- them certain.baukm and buafc^ ton, John N. C. Stockton-*-W. J. pT «,* C¥ Uon00^ Tcnn.. , nd 0, Sear* ia far in the lead for Congress­ Pinovillc, ky. Heading this iron' man from the F’mirth District, de­ to Judge M. L. Mow of ths PtopU feating Claude L'Engle, present in­ Bank of Riveaville, J^y. They fcP ,* * cumbent, but it is impossible yet tb organized a corporation which will h* give the size of his plurality. known aa the "Sanford Dcv.-lop^t Sparkman, Clark und Wilson were Corporation." notice of which will renominated by overwhelming ma be found in this Issue. The ptirpoJ jorities. McRfce is renominated for of this corporation U Ih* purchasing Commisoinner of Agriculture, de­ of all of tho properties of the "Hoifeating T. J. Appleyard, Jr., by n don Realty Company," eomprufaf largo majority. The content for two somo* twelve hundred city lou sad I Justices of the Supreme ’.Court to a- Urge acreage vt fins land. This stUl In doubt. Owing to tho com­ development scheme e m b r it ^ m u j^ plication of second ’ choice vote* It raoro that wo can elaborate at thfr . will b e -impossible to determine the present moment in this short sr- ' result until *tBn official canvass is tide, but we are soured that it mad*. ■ include^all of the great working out d r the succc-js thgt" Sanford merit»' and to which it has boon looking Osage Orange. Tho osage o&ngo Is a native of forwardNorth America am) Is generally used aa a bodge. In some Instances It atNew Garage S(sm (atns a height of 60 feet. The fruit Tile Sanford Motor Sgjev Co. U la not poisonous, but I* seldom. If ev­ er, eaten, being filled with a woody the newest thing in the kutieisa fiber nnd a milky juice which hi (or world of this city. The new fbm from attniettvd fc M-* tasto has most elegant quarters in tbs now Woodruff building recinlly — rerectecd at_Ahe corner of park an­ Aaeertalnlng Time D i f f e r e n c e . nua and Commercial street and U By iQOkitut at a map a person may readily ascertain the ttÿie difference equipped with all.that la neceiaary ' between'two'bilvM. judidof.by counting to carry on the business of repairing four minute* to oaob'ddjree, eaal or automobiles. The Urge floor ipg<* wo*L *• will afford ample room for the dis--‘ play of earn and tho Bulck car sill be the Udder In the sales depart­ P P W Undon "Tange” NccUce l i L L «Evelyn Thew" Bracele ment. The buaineaa man^snsst and antes department .will bo under These two beautiful pieces of pop­ the careful direction'of Frank Milular jewelry are the crate among teer, who with B. W. Row* form» society women In New York and the the new company known si tb* largest dties. They are neat and Sanford Motor 8ales Co. Mr. Rows elegant gold finlajied article*, that is an expert mechanic and under­ will gladden the heart of every girl stands the automobile game thor­ or woman no matter how young or oughly and he will have charge of how old. Very stylish and attraethe mechanical department. Tb* now company starts off under meat Our Free Offer. We are adver­ favorable conditions and with tb* tising Spearmint Chewing Gum best wishes of their many friend*. duaire.to placç a big box 0Í .this fine, healthful gum into every home. Real Value of Riches. It aweetnna the breath— whitens the Of great riches there Is ho real tue t^atb and aids digestion. It Is retaCopt U be In tho distribution.—Barefreshing and pleasing to all. Tft but 60c and every one spending 6 stamps ta cover shipping costa we will ship * big box of 20 Tegular 6c packages of the Spearmint-Oum and include the elegant . IMPAIR t h e s y s t e m , shorten* “ Tango” necklace and “ Evelyn LIFE AN1> DO GREAT HARM Thaw^= bracelet absolutely free. If you knew that you could eursywradì at your child of a malignant dibit» Not more than 2 orders to one par­ ty. Dealers not allowed to accept by the use Of dynamite,* would you ut* the chancel *’ - . Calomol acts on The sluggish Hier Üb UNITED SALES COMPANY P. O. Box IM dynamlto on the solid rock. Dayton. Ohio It shocks and upset* the affai» atri trhann as prtwn l-y »*♦%■*effects. Modem science has discovered a w f232353535353233013024800535348005323485353 ntahle aubstltut* vhat produces all tU;l desired effects of calomel without the G IV E U S sbofck or after troubles. It i* *o iom* leas that adds may be uken into tit M A IL system ’immediately after tho modicum* without fear of after cffcctA. Jt rids Hver, kidneys and howri» ^ j all jigfeumotM accpmulatlpna and let« the patient feeing'new an^afronf. Caraweil*« Uver-Aid w Onlatent.R.C. J Bo wars' drug atom at 60 cento for a Ipx* bottle.. The purcHaw-price wUl bafc *j funded in fifi if you f.wl:U.. unaW »r j Sudden Shocks NEMO” CORSET« W E B S T E R ’S .N E W can’t do without one ~ : now and wear it ali Requires summer :* ' ;; r r - ' - • .* ■ IN TE R N A TIO N A L D ICTIO N AR Y THE MERRiAM WEBSTER Tho O n ly New unabridged dietlonary In manyyoara. Contains tho jp/fh and « o f an ; outhoritalivo librarfC oy« « o,vory Hold ofLao^l* V -. ' alfiglo'Ew nv . ho O n ly plotionary ^Uhfth# New D ivided 2‘aje^. » ,0 0 0 W ords. ' 2700 PagWOOOOlUuRtrotionis Costn i voiumo. L A D IE S B A TH IN G S U ITS Ididlen1, Men*a...v. Boys'. #7;75up 50c up if ' ' C É N T L Ë IV IE N What about that Stmw Hartk^fiJce your : . • choice.. it LM*' ..98c np Just received ïîa rcomplete stock of thOisc iDew Taffeta Silks» beautiful‘colors. / . . $1.35 We appreciate mail orders and ^ive them prompt Attention*. ! G ive us a trial and get your goods the . 1 ...... i sam e day or WhlU the season is just at Its b «t. we offer grcr.t bargain* ... — COURT W E EK î^aMéxt w e e k w ill b e y o u r op| tunlty to s e o u s, -i’ -rtÇl Season’s 'Specials— 1 Lace, Tälueo up to $8.50, special price... All those pretty white Dresses, made of —— ^» ücu)«*. �SÉÊlfe ______ * ■•ï•■ , ítt:— M H V 11 ', 11 11 •r-- ■*1 I■**~*~P ■ ■,*oiiir •- . ‘ ■«>l»i«i :' sE h h « . . « : .’ff ' y I M - f ?- 9® a ÆS *■ g ííw OFFICIAI. ORGAN OF SF.MINOLE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD PU BUSH CD u T- r SEM! - WEEKLY a- VOLUME V I N S A N F O R D — U fa /a Worib Living ri- _ - ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS vr SANFÖRD,' FLORIDA, TUR8DAY, JUNE ». I9U STATE BOARD DEVEL­ OPMENT COMMISSION NO. 84 Wolwr - Waldin. of, Mietpi; C. E. STATE NEWS . . 73a Howard of the Cltixen. Orlando; W. •-Miai puring the month :,flf May mere F. Stovall of the Tampa Tribune, * -T5a than 952,000 was spent in St. Pe­ George McClelland of the Jackson­ tersburg on new buildings. In tqjl ville Metropolis, •Frank Mayes of ing of this the Sunshine folks take the Pensacola Journal, G. Z. Chamgreat pleasure in adding that the biiaa of Oral«. M. F. Hetherington majority of i tha . structures erected .of the Lakeland Telegram, P: A. during the past jaunth were of the ,Vans Agnew of Jacksonville, D. C. kind yJtuJT coat moTtKTffitt $1,000 THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE Gillette of Tampa, W. C. Temple of eac>r* This means substantia! ant HUERTA WILL N O T BE AL­ Winter Park. Harry Brown of the SHOULD GR AN T . AN APL O W E D TO BLOCKADE. table huildinjgs. Many beau? St. -AugUatine- Record and several £ PlfOPRIATION homes and" excellent business TA M P IC O others whose names will be added as houses will be built in 8t. Peters­ tH.® work progresse*. burg during the present summer. This Is certainly one of the best r.moves toward advertising the yate l i t Total shipments of vegetables that has ever been inaugurated and from Zolfo this teaeOnr by Height will receive the eanction and supand express, amounted to 12,247 jiort of all the boards of trade and crates. When we come to consider commercial organisations and busi­ PUBLICITY AND BUSINESS MEN MAY CAUSE ANOTHER CLASH BE­ America^. Agricultural Chernies’ the disadvantages under which our WILLCOMBINETO ADVERTISE * ness men of the state and* will be - Circuit court has been moving TWEEN THE UNITED STATER the means of placing the advan­ along in its accustomed groove and Co. va. 07 R. Calhoun, asaumpait truckers bate worked during the FLORIDA OFFICIALLY AND MEXICO tages of Florida before the world in many caaea have been disposed of damage« (500. The above etylec season, these flgl^es are astonishing, The state of Florida hae lone a truthful and legitimate manner. during the time that the court has cause .feferred to Geo. A. DeCottea Had wa been favored with an aver­ Washington, June &— Official ad­ needed proper advertising and by age season the shipment« would vices were received at the Navy De­ been In session. The juries, have as referees. proper advertising Is meant. adver­ have totaled nearly 50,000 crates partment today Jr ora Rear Admiral been worldng overtlrhfc on several Lawn Social tising accomplished by a board ol eases and with the exception of elec­ The Brotherhood of the Presby­ J. E. Laing vs. ‘ City of Sanford, The prices received in most inetances Flecher saying^ the two Mexican experts governed Jby a board of terian church will give a iaVn so­ tion day when court Adjourned for assumpeit damage $309. Jury de­ w'epM.AetUfgrtOnr c sad brought the gunboats proceeding, to the block-directors who nothin* cial at the residence of Mr. H. R. the day the officers and judges and cided in ‘favor of . City of Saj *c,fl UP t- * hand- «de of Tampieo Hkd passed Vera from''the state T»qt be*n Stevens Friday night, June 19th. sonfyi»)ifirKr 'In' citrUs fruit shipment« Crux this .morning, followed by the lawyara are getting right down to J* ‘ l' . •.*<pstsed ÿjpon by r b b m ^ W censors both Yrglfjjttipui express Zotfo Itaa United Suttee ships Tacoma, and The general. coihmittee met last business. The 'Oviido murder case, • ■ ^ • *. «imposed of the burin«w«ftten of the evening and appointed the several where death overtook the n< madq,,r epUwidld ahowlng—a tota Sacramento. V*. '.„J, H. Bfyc4 va-,. Ajiahife Timber* r i Rite and publicity .experts, of 8LSP$*boifas of oranges and grape­ Official» continued their silence aa different committees which-are re­ looking for blind Ugera and when Corjioration, 'navaga* 11,000. ift* Jn order to accomplish the adver­ quested to meet at Mr. DuBose's four negroes seem to figure as pr&Y *‘ C. W. T3Ivt*. *■*»s’ reHree. fruit, having left thla station. Add to what will be Rear Admiral Mayo's ■ «a ■-*■ ” tising that the stale of Florida needs office next Monday evening for a clpals has taken up considerable tlmV td this the shipment« handled by course should be the Mexican ves­ U. vdU be necessary for the state of genera] consultation. The proa- * of the court and juries, one jury Do­ ’ Stau.r .75&r Florida ,,v»?.L Iherlie Roberts Bros. ft Co. from their Aeon sel» attempt to interfere with the FloriBtfto take up the matter and poets are bright and the Brother­ ing out over Sunday. . Park packing house and the total steamer Antilift, bearing a wae cargo Rhodes, murder in second ' ‘ will reach more than 10Q.OOO boxes. for the Constitutionalist«. the legislature should paaa a bill hood la looking forward to a jolly The Baxter case will also bob up — Zolfo Springs Truth. creating an., advertising fund that good time on the 19th. The tension In official circle« dis­ "again this term it is laid, as the de­ Lillie H. Jones va. R. L. I* nee. will not be borne by a few public closed how acute the Tampico situcision of the lower* court hae been divorce granted final decree. Vfsrited men as heretofore, but by atipn la regarded In relation to the reverted by the supreme court. The the whole dtitenry of the «tats mediation at Niagara Falla. following cases have been disposed State of Florida ve. Kirby L. since all the - people of Florida are of: LaudlinX^Sifàmy-—motion to con­ bound to »profit by legitimate and ‘ Fortifying City State of Florida va. Sam Johnson tinue dèigjjed and case set until mur­ — ‘ official advertising. In order to foe* Tampico, June j>.— Fearing an at­ alias Joe Williams, forgery—sen­ der case* are over. T H E BAPTISTS OF SANFORD tack on this city by The Federal • ter such an advertising campaign H ER N D O N CAR STRUCK O B - tenced to twelve month», • »-T- * — '’^3» HAVE STAR TED TH EIR the Florida Development rominisgunboat# Zaragoza and-gjyavq, Con-si ST RUCTION T H R O W IN G ^ The following Jury haa been act­ ' lion was' organised in Sanford yes­ adtutionolists to day were( rushing' N E W CHURCH State of Florida vs. Walter Wil­ ing on the case of George Gould tor OCCUPANTS OUT the work of fortifying tbe^tfcuth of terday and thé burinais men of the liams, breaking and entering. Sen­ murder: L. M. Lucan, W. E. Squires, 1MPRE8SIYE CEREMONIES MARK the river, five heavy guns already state were invited fo join the news* tenced to 3. year»."" Alfred King, W. A. Knight. C. W. \ EPOCH ]N BAPTIST CHURCH laving been placed. The river'chan­ piper men in the formation of the MRS. F. L. MILLER, MRS. CLAY Powell, C. K. Lucas, E. E. Brown, nel already having been block«! :<W - tommiasion. AND LEONARD MILLER OP..THIS. CITY laacu Frigatorio, Gustof Lind and L. Kdx, C. M, Kennedy, J. P. Tür- Wh-.T— , ! ■ net ifil! be blocked if considered WERE INJURED A most enthusiastic meeting was Micho -Stoinoff were declared citlThe Baptist« of Sanford '«re th4 1n‘ecess^Fy.7;- ■ 4 * *. urr, B. F. Jamas, G. E. Tcratus. a J t ^.7 hdd in the parlors of the Sanford xene of,the United State«. happleat people in the city today The -city was startled and thrown L u t nlgbt1 they brought In the i l ¿-k Rouse at which R. J. Holly, editor * . * r 1 vv* verdict of noi guilty. into profound sorrow late Sunday and one of the happiest B|pUat4 b ;of the Sanford Herald presided. • Read^ fer Enqmy. . State of Florida va. Alfonso Gram7 J .A The regular venire of 18 drawn Rev. George. Hyman whg. nOf »eta Washington, ‘ June R.— 1 r > d - ‘ Pred Kettle of the Florida Horae- night by the intelligence that a party ling, aggravated asaautl. Guilty. the fruit it his toil in the shape of a mirol Badger cabled thej iavy ' d e yesterday u fellows : seeker acted as secretary and among of Sanford people had been seriously Sentence to ten months or $400. Injured by an accident at Daytona M. Y. I.ipc, Gue- Wwlcott, . L . f c fine new church arising to the skies* psrtment tonight thnt.\d Irai Mayo . ^ those^ present who made interesting Beach. The first ‘ message came to 'MéKcnxis, F. W. Smith,, J. E. The corner atone for the néW^jS0MÎf lad shifted hi» (Jag'to 'Y_______ ittjfshtp , ‘talks on the advantages of the state Grand jury-presented the follow­ Frank . Miller stating that Mrs. Lain*. B. T i Peters, Frank Hatch, ture was laid -yesterday.- with” moet Minnesota'outside the Panup7j(lver.-'1 ■ ^ Were Hon. W. C. Temple of Winter ing indictmenta:*Charlid Rhoden, Ben impoelng ceremonies and matty of st Tampl^q. .It was aafamid' the Park, R. S. Carver of the Jackson­ Miller and Norms Hernd/m had been Cook, N*poleon Sutton, Jesse Mar­ U. F, Beardiey, A. D. Smith, A..J. the prominent Haptbts of the state Admiral desired td be on hand for Injured* Mr. Miller and hi« brother, McCuHey, A. B. Mahoney, M. M. ville Metropolis, C- S. Day, manager pr* OHveniMlller left in an auto at low, Gould Gould, murder in flret Stewwrt, I^ OC-Gresham. O, W. Bil­ brere present to witne*« the begin the arrival of the Huartv fyqfioata ; *viyf the Southern Utilities of Jackson­ degree. once forvtfte scene of the accident, ning of one of 'th e finest buildings tomorrow to blockade tbe pdrts. , lingsley. ville and several other«. ; ] in flo rid * . yesterday morning flashed the -Th«* crnlanr San FradClaStl huf jeff Thr f rvmlntinn that un m-JUli'in A epesisl vesiro at ,flue 1oylul news that none of the injured |TJ)% B|iptlIt> ' were among tKe' for Tampico and the :Arethu*a for - > '" [;•■rommltten for the Florida , Develops manslaughter, Sentenced to Alteen were drawn u folio wa: first churches In Sanford to agitate one were in danger although badly . ; . ttent Promotion Board'of the iomyqan. W. B. Ogle*by, O. J. Popb,’,L ii. the .building of a new church and Charleston. »urt. mission be. formed was passed and Hvnde.son, J. L. Wynn,-J. iC. MoffSt the, pastor,’ , Rev. Gfeorge HymaÀ haa It seems that B. W. Herndon, New Crisis Appears7 ■" , V s -Abe following prominent men-were • Tom discharge but held for R. S, Mann, J. B. Thompson.', J, beeh the moat esrncit and busy man Mrs. Herndon, him. Miller, Washington, Juno 8,— Anothef : , * t ... 77* ; pjictU lîimn the committees , ’v witness. ■ Bruton. L. Wenti, M. Norwood^*!': tà»;. the" jbb working TFsrly and . jate Clay and little Leonard Miller _ crisis In the Mexican dilticutty faced J /’HoRy, chairman, Fred Kettle H.' Chnppcfl, R. G. Hixon, W. 1'. Snd. ably «»Is^cd by bis cpngerguon the beach about ten in the even­ the Washington government tonight, j'.'-" Igerrcittry, II. K. Hamper, treasurer, Court appoiuted Wllaon ft llous- A criés, C, E. Ward, E. G. Hodges, T, tlon, especially the ladle*. The new ing taking a ride in Mr. Herndon's - -Vift i '. f ! A. "Vans Agnew of Jackaonvidp hotder, attorney» to defend George X, DavfjAiA.- Dorner, R. F. W uh- cïjUreh wçDH he one.of the finest and a eituation fraught with perlla for Ford car and the tide had eaft\ mediation and with possibilities that ‘,,'v*rid I>. C. Gillette of -Tampa,. Dût Gould and A. K. Powefs to defend bàni, *L. Kirtard, L. P. “Stone, J. P. moat complete in. the south and and piece of wreckage*A the beach and might precipitate actual warfare .be­ Jesse Marlow.- Grand Jury was then Holton, B. H. Adams, J. P. Butler, *committee of five to take up the wiy be. thrye otorlea^ln height on tween the United States and moxthV-c*r -was almost upon it before discharged. ----- ‘ ‘- - - - r — * L B. Little, H. J. MTnïônr Park svanue and will contestn audi­ torium, Sunday" school, p^tor'a tempting td turn, a^jdp the front General Huerta has brought about in every . part’ of Florida in order ■tudy and assembly, room, for, the the fiuw crUis by ordering hi* gunwheel was smashed fn aomq manner BAXTER CAHE REVERSED New Game Law Profilable ’ hat suitable npproprlstiona can be young, people. The frdnt part wll] bcrats .tn blockade the p(^rt /jf Tam­ and Mra.. MiUer,and'Mry.vClay and . mide at the next aeealoa of the little L^phard^je/e Ml. thrown frqin Famee«‘ Cow Stealing Case Max L TaUahasace, Fla., June 8.— E. Z. be Orected first"and the congregation pico and.to adxa-s cargo: bl ammu­ . ' legislature to properly advertise the Came Before Thla Term of C ou til ‘iorTCs.; atau (Mne commiaaioner ho» will continue to use the old bufldlbg « • * car. /J nition oii route fbe^e'.í5i,’ tho Mexi­ • EicAt »tubw^of . florida..!' ' made1 *H«t, report to Governor that haa been relegated to the tear • * The Baxter cow steal]ftR dost may; Mrs: Miller wgi badly bruleeS and can ConstituUoniilietsi The ehlp^;! ‘ •* *The orti dut hoard of the Florida gut, Leonard .wktLaiao bruised .cqh- come up. again fii thi« term of -Cir­ Trabnweil. The. game law was cn and ai aoon as. the first part of the •‘•/rj -Development velopmMj promotion - hoard is siderably and - Mfa.' Clay had her cuit jCpurY, for ,Hkj Bnntfuo'« ghost acred-tho> last aesalon of the legbla new church is finished the oldvçhùrsh ment la aboard, the »teamcr Antilla i roro Now York, fiying thb jjpuban ipoaed of ths following prominent collar bone broken and ..was Also H will nqt down. Tried at tbe lajt 'ptfl'inb composée! -inly been in operation will be removed ^nd the rekr of ’lag.. The Antilla is due aj-T «® ^ ’* mídante óf Florida: R. J, Holly of sl^cb'Atut ii*pumber. term of court nnd bitterly contested the new church will be placed on plep Wednesday. indeed and cut by the contact with , ,, . »he Sanford Herald, chslrman; Fred Tbe commiaxitencr's report is clab- th* tot. every stAp of tbe way by States At­ the beach And part« of the car. Huerta has notified the powers of Kettle of the Florida Horticneekcr, A large crowd gathered4 *t the the Intent to blockado the port and The car did not turn turtle os.wae torney Landic for th« state and orjae and contains much .valuable in,l werMery; R^ Hamnor of the Baptist church on Park avenue yes­ that he proposed to seise the cargo ilnt reported hero but remained up­ Gilea ft Davis for tbe defense Baxter frfnlpnti0^- The department to Florida ' Grower, treusurer; Oscar right. which probably saved Mr. and was finally found guilty of stealing March 1. 1914, had collected $45,- terday «t four o'clock to witness the consigned to tho belligerent* ngflinat •' , ConiiHrig Tif th j Ulanii Herald; Mrs. Herndon from sfrriou* injury. cow» and was ,-eejiUftcud for fifteen 814,26. Of this amount $16,495.35 tying qf tho corner atone by the A ilsx sovereignty as contraband oL --- t J V wqa, paid to county wardens and years. % The case was appealed by Sanfqrd Lodge of Ma»qna. Every The inlured*were, rushed to Dr. iw .’ • : ■ . ^ • V’fg* Bohannon'« sanitarium aV Daytona bb attorney« and a’ wire received county officers for fees earned by one in Sanford ia iriftrcitud in the The purpose of the United..State» them. The .salaries and expenses of. yesterday ndvbed' Davi/t ,ft ‘Giles new churches that are being started to suppress the sltompt to-block»«!» and given every .attention and today V: are rusting as easy as poa4Jb)C' Dr. thaf^tho Supremo Court had re­ the atato commissioner's department and the first one ta ruçcivi* the cor­ and prevent interference with tbs versed th*s ’docblpn of ».< • « lower were $3,182.26. Leaving the net ner itane .attracted mipy to the Antilla wm Indicated tonight whon Miller .hnir ret turn'd nnd .UfMjrU that none of them are serionsly.-Jiurt nnd court and thb U a signal vi8tory~for amount, over all exponaes, paid Into Secretary Daniels issued an official Thie principal ladres» was made statement announcing that while no thAt they expect to be bijme in a the attornsya o f the defense and the state treasury fog the school mean« - that the Baxter case will fund $27,136.64. I '•> by Rév. S. B. Roger», eecreUry of few flay■' .. „ , .... „ new orders had been ^ivan Roar-’< Tkolr many fjdendeTier» are glad come up again and it may come up the Baptist Mies on Board for the ,,-uliuiru! Badger, there had been .po state, - Rev. Rogers' mad«, «n ««Uh change in the policy of the govern­ S Mutorcycfr Accident J*. ‘ to. kpow ,lhij .t‘bo nccLdebt wae no at thb term.of court. The. case ha» w’orto^and .ihai they‘ are improving. already cost tbe coupty s Urge sum Sunday seem» to have been a day quent addreea;* touching upon ,the| ment in reference to It* djsire that snd it will probably . require' tbe needs of the:. congregation for a thii port of Tampico" shall' be open presence of as many tvltperses ns It of aceidunts and among them woe house of worship, 'J • v ;’" H °*TjM iber. R«psrt " to all commerce. 7 .. . s, one that happened to the motor­ After the address came the laying W'aJthlagtjif«. ' ’ juite- •«.—Generally did before. Meantime thb prisoner cycle of /. A. Bryun of the corner atone. This was under . fair a a lt hot- whather b forecaat for he« languished In jail awaiting Iti» To the Voters of Seminole County Mr. Bryan and Mrs.- Bryan on the weejt, eai) of the Rockies. fate at the hand» of a higher court the motorcycle end sid«v car attach- th« direction of the local lodge òf I wish to thank you for the loy^l .,‘'Theie arfe*tpj present indications and will probably welcome a change menf were enjoying the brick road» dasous and the beautiful ceremony support you gave mo on June Snd. of •pteciplu'titm ol cobeequeace." even if it means a aeqtencA .on-the on the west ride snd pissing the was carried , out by thi officers of I appreciate your confidence in ' ’ 1 •aid the weather bureau*» hiiHeiln roede. Stenstrom. place drdd»d to take the tho lodge,.0: L. Taylof acting f a - j i f ms •and a» a son of the first? settler dldrc Operetta place fit Oie prq*4nt tn toni$hL-«Acigt that there fill bo of .the of thiB suction I shall endeavor to Jtenstrom Bfrd Smith on the The Jun or Civic League b pre‘ M ill«:. ; , showers ««d Thu nderatorrna at .the wrve you to the beat intmWl* o f »7 e to Monroe. Going «long ouuet from Ihe lake region eaetbgrd parl/ig to put on a do ighiful two nt a modcrnln rate of epetd'0n«^0 arUcles and pap«* w»rs the wholft-gOUnty. * t b / »tone for future,getlPt and poMibly in the fer northwest- act operetta early in next month. the young Indies had'her . skirt'n‘«V*; A VAUGHAN. Occasional lb»*!, -thunderstorm» aro They have tbs »coro by the klndneas the cylinders of the^csr «qd )n-'try­ aHoiii’ to uhea'rth; when! tlmfl _ahpl| f . â H pondhU-iri th» sffuih, .including Tax- of Mb* Nona Wyliy, who (■ s peY- ing tp disengage tat* skjrf' thu car call for * larger and KirrtfF'huJft Thf many friends of Capt. P. M L aonal friend of the author,' of it, for this c’ong r eg a 11 o n. .7.Àtop n g t ftp" gcpcral lain».' “ •"* J swerved Into tfc« ditch s n i threw all HIrlor wilt be glad tó learn that ha article« -placyd in the etono'wrrcf "It wttf ViP somewhat cooler Mon- Miss HHtaboth Stoner. The Httle of tbe tadi«s pUL »'List of tho prooent menîbîrîhfiii If reel veri ng from h(s recqftt ijlncss day. nnd, Tuoedux .over the upper p i« * "The Smuggleman" U full of 1 J ii «Ki'oVfNred Ûst of miaistars who have oervsd add.,is now thought to be oat o f ‘ * region, tiie upper MUelseippl bright and catchy music, Ml df it there I. not r>ne‘ hacy-‘ tie church. -, the central portion of tjje i« 1 .* A""TTd List of deacons. moderate teniperl• V no bad . affect« • List of charter mentbeis. l here after, while, iu the .«sat m ^ ñ r*Pf bla." old church. of.tba.iat« Br much.' ye city y tch ■' ■ i jn«ny tw ! -, 1 - •' CIRCUIT COURT GRIND ANOTHER C R IS IS FACES UNITEDSTATES IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS TIME OF COURT TAKEN BY NEGRO MURDER CASE JURY SPENT SUNDAY IN THE B< COMMISSION FORMED AT SANFORD YESTERDAY DICTATOR ATTEMPTS TO SEIZE WAR SUPPLIES — ANOTHER WEEK M AY. SEE FINISH OF THIS SESSION ACCIDENTAT DAYTONA BEACH *r S t e s s a ' ’^ u ÿ K ^ - a a v gm CORNER STONE LAID YESTERDAY �• M A L A R IA IS PR EVEN TABLE .. . BUT FAMILIARITY BREEDS INDIFFERENCE IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA .Tüsu... w . ItfpLi J+yy . — «....,, BY STATF. BOARD OP HEALTH Familiarity breeds iiUifferencel Even the constant \rerence of danger loses its terrors fur us when we can’t escape it or wiisn we be­ come convinced that the process re­ atantial wire screen properly put up. quired to rid ourselves of it ia move Therefore, surround your porches complicated than the danger Itself. with screens. See that they are put Thla haa wide application in Flor­ and kept In place and good order. ida to a conaiderab.e Uat of disease* Screen tbe doors and windows of that are actually preventable or, at your home, of your living rooma, o least possible of Restriction far be­ your dining rooma, kitchens ant yond their present prevalence. Ma­ bathrooms. Screen the windownwa laria ia one of these. The disease of the bedrooms and over the beds " * ia usually considered' a necelaary have nets and tuck them in carefully * ’’‘ MccvinyxiMuient of new and undevel* before you retire. The screen is as necessary a part oped countries, and the popular fandey, even In the»« modern and of the Florida borne as its roof. enlightened times, accepts the fable This statement may be questioned, that It come? from the mlata anfl but atop and think about It before you deny it. A roofless house would — miasmas arising from wat places. Tbe only baaie for truth In such be no more a menace to health dur­ imaginings la that auch condition» ing -the larg/sr pdlt of the year in favor the breeding of the Anopheles Florida than a house without . : mosquito, by which the germa are •creena. ; </. Thaae facte regarding malaria are • carried from the malaria Infected Individuals who up to that time are not fresh revelations to intelligent ^kfree from the infection. Even in Floridians or to those echo have auch surrounding* the dlaeaae would long resided hare, but even. Florid­ be Impossible unless it were brought ians become careless and indifferent from other loealltíce by peraona who and need reminders of the dangers that threaten them. And malaria ia were actually suffering from it. Thla suggests the- idea that it la one of these dangera, but one that possible that any given section dr may be removed and avoided. territory may be free from thla In­ fection; and that it It ia possible baa proven over large areas in SHOCKING NEWS KILLS GIPSY different' part* of the world. In­ deed, the Southern Medical Asso­ He Onpa D®«d Wb«« TaM i f •*»ciation, through a commission of able physicians, is now working out the details of a comprehensive cam­ paign by which the southern states are to be emancipated from malaria. It la indeed possible, but the most Important, because moat difficult element in this campaign will be the cooperation of the people, of the victims themselves who am the actuai sufferers. Every person who has this disease ia the center of infectlop and of dangar to those about him, with­ in a large radius. Tha germs of malaria in the blood of the patient eoU bath. Harftao® ®®e are absorbed 'Ey the mosquito in rood# to Ckurett raorfnu its bite, and passing through cer­ ea Ilerrisoa's wife told tain stages of development in the Peter Ouy. wfc*t had ha M tota dropped dead. 1 mosquito, these germs are trans­ rebject to baart tnmbl® mitted to^new victims by the same mosquito, and the process ia repeat­ ed Indefinitely ed with increasing vigor from the beginning of the warm season ro its close. During the winter and when the «fco®® name the authorities withheld. temperatures generally fail below fiO Mat word that he would pay a net tax degrees Fahrenheit, the Anopheles of f4S.tU.il, the aMeaamut on aa an­ mosquito cannot carry the infection, nual Income of fTMtOOO. but the germs of the disease ate perpetuated in n more or less dor­ mant condition in the blood of tho human host, or patient ment by which the mosquito in­ fects man and man infects the mos­ quito, and if at nny stage this circle of growth is broken, the" spread of tha disease is stopped in this par­ ticular direction. *1 Theoretically there are two way* of breaking in upon this cycle; first, by the destruction of the mos­ quito, the sole agent of carrying the disease, or its germs, from one human host to another. While ft ia possible to prevent the breeding of the moaqulto locally, destroying the breeding places by filling up or draining wet spots by the use of kerosene on the surfaces of stag­ nant waters, yet it is evident that the destruction of the entire mos­ quito crop by any known means is n practical impossibility. The second measure of prevention ia by the protection of the human being from the bite of the moaqulto, whether it be infected or not. • The .■* Anopheles ia dormant or idle dur• Ing daylight hour». It gets j>u,y in the early evening and bolds high ^ carnival throughout the night. It . is during there hours that Florid­ Ians in particular should bo w«tchful against this peat. , c It used to be considered that the bite of the mosquito «raa Bbtbing mbre than annoying- Medical adence has aboaflf that Jt is danger­ ous, that. 1», the attack of certain of the. many varieties of these Insect«, not of all, although -it may some­ time be discovered that each vari- Sexual Knowledjç ILLUSTRATED 320 PAGES Tells all about sex matters; what young men and young women, young wives and husltonda and all other» need to know about the ee­ c ed laws lhat govern the eex force«. Plain truths o f : aex life In relation to happiness in marriage. "Secret«” of manhood and wom­ anhood; sexual abuses, social evil, diseases, etc. ._,The latest, Commlsalonera Meet la Jackson­ ville Today on P^mana Exhibit Jacksonville, Juno 8.— (Special)— Commissioner W. Walter O’ Hara'of the Panama Pacific International ex­ position, who. la in Jacksonville after visiting every aectidn of the state in the Interests, of the big event next year in San Francisco, baa sent out notleea (railing a meeting of the Flor­ ida Cbfomlaaion in Jacksonville to­ day. . With the commissioners and other interested persona coming from dif­ ferent portions of the statk, tWf ar­ rival of those trains la likely to ne­ cessitate the holding of the first ses­ sion at an hour well along In the fore noon to permit of ell being present. Commissioner O’ Hara has not yet named an .hour for the morning meeting but will wait until' after the yiaitors arrive end then select themost convenient time. ' ' • As this will be tbe first meeting of the Florida board, the work orf or­ ganisation will claim first attention. Following thla, it ie probable that tbe consideration of ways and meana for beat serving the intereeU of.the state in providing for the greatest exhibit Florida baa ever bad will be taken up. In this connection, Mr. O’ Hara, who performed this same service for newspaper», you had Installed, so It makes a more legible record end at the tame time Is a great saving In time and labor, and also quite slaving in expense of records as you can place twice aa many and perhaps more paper« on record with a book ras­ chine than in old fashioned long I hand. Aa to your method of in­ dexing I consider it the finest I have be haa ever seen and I think I have Been nthuai- Min« that were extra, yet 1 consider Ion of yours the bpat. It la just simply ig with simplicity simplified, salons! In conclusion I wish to say that of] 1 citrus b1! the clerks’ offices I- have ever plcdg- visited, either in my own state, the hangea »tale of South Carolina or Florida, und of I 'consider yours one of the moat itiative Meal “ Bd up to date, which is due e rail- to your fine executive ability and stares, tha efficiency of your office force, ta aad Will say furthar that whenever or also wherever a county has an efficient e pur- rlcrk of court or other officer, it is a roposi- mistake to replace him with a new u— or inexperienced man. It la not ie far- only * mistake but an injustice to Iwet in b°th the office and the' county, and i e com- when * county haa an efficient of­ , con- (leer He should be given a long tenIn the ur* In office, aa he U familiar with | ' Single t fre records, the dm tor r»f the office, | idy the people and their needs, .and »ell to continues to become more so the. i’year. longer he remain* in office, treated Trusting that you will be re­ e* here detected to your present office by 1 their C001! **1° majority, and wishing you nBf or- * lifetime continuance in the same, While or something better. I am, will Your» very truly, many . J. W. BAKER, 1 igriClerk of Court, Hart County, I of the Sanford poatofflee. Raeaon In Anlmal® Despite .j claims of many animal lovers scientists aa a rule Insist that Uiero ta no abeolnte evidence that ani­ mals reason. They admit, however, that as yet they are far from undei* ■lauding tha tranamlaslon of animal instinct, or the hablta of ants, bees and hven Ijlrbor snlm.ga that indicate capacity to reaapn.* it mMy he many centuries before thla question shall b® definitely determined? f- ■ . should U trtstsd With Ballard's SON'S FRECKLE CREAM sntrv Ikis. sed if your CM» jlrwicn tor.** fuBy rvstersdle ks nstursl bssely, r e | (t u tv S S B i îlà t e .r .îïï1 frani tulltl Crum. Dotsn'l causs » “ d ¿ov* resilirriy rú a n » SEMINOLE PHARMA1 •* Juatlii® te HiryW. WA'Mjs' ' 1 The thaft of governmental funds ta Hayü ta very comtoon If one-df th® . * Placlrtg the Slam® subjects or officials la ®aif|ht In th«' Visitor—"How do«* the .land U® oat set, or^pren aUspacted along áucb a la wayr. Native—"It ain’t th® land. lin® K la manly a quest jon « holder '*'■ “ ■* Philadelphia ha Uvea or dies, ln auch cases (ha Record, president drop* clay manikins on the cement floor of hla private office If , Thb Sunday school excursion to the beach next Thursday wifi be all right if the good people of New Smyrna and.' Coronkdo Beach can make it right and word comes from the beach that the pavilion la up and the people can be assured of plenty of shade and ehelter and that everything has .been arranged for their comfort. A gentleman who ie over there now wrote The Herald that he underatood there speculation in Sanford as to tha shade and shelter and that he cdu|d assure them of both aa the naw'pavillon was fur enough advanced to take care of a big crowd. In this You cannot afford anything but the v 1._ • "■>.*♦' - ' • . ■» beat in printing, whether it be Letter Heads, Envelopes, Statements or Advertising Matter. W c’tu-e equipped to handlc^your wprk of ^iy -nature whatsoever in the line- of . • . printing. ' ■■' ■ Our specialty is higlv&ass print* ing, and we have the equipimnt and the skilled labor to turn out as good work as can be "had anywhere. -. • . • During the summer mon 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 oughlyr^lricd on our drying racks and will itio n Insuranc Don’t forget that wc arte for Writing Ink, Carbo.V Paper. Blank Counter.. Padsj.. Cardboard, .(in ‘alí dolore) > • ** •v L(>ö.se-Lbof Lldgers for merchandise stores, ■ . - V ' ■. ■• Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co T b V j v a ^ t h V 't i r t i m ■ * t ■ • m a .jV r.f t h f - r . 1 Tha moat.delightful family AndaaírmÁvrriél hótof in the c m^ke your haadquartera while 6% g sboMilug tour of aura the heart- of tb* ahopnlng diatricj^ L W . cnnifortablo and at popuUfi prices. Wortny of yowLV^Uäfmge. Jacksonville, writcr S fííírtib f thevefj sold for 2 l-2c per sheet >r Tmt.itill -tKcrc 'é r í müñy'/jr:’ t,v6»rtKr.hqcí(j|jr ¿ m s i<>Vitt«rtajft tts^wcll IfleUutb tbe youub men'hnd women-of Sap» ford, and •to give thorn un o^por; tiinyy .tt^ree tliWf ChriMland-tio nor w e'V bl'ftr k limited time ¿nly, yqtiil ne¿éh*(Wily J.ve pp All pírea-, HU.» wdt^woftb'is.O» Shaving'Outfit urca of .wear läng. tapé*. _ » t (at 11.00, Wp sell our prrtdtcte-tt) tie const»flier* direct 'and therefore •»vA fli, prom* which aa,5*0u know art very liw|. . . • of^fleiT^jìolo. i'H ollow t.futtqd'Razor J-r J 5-foch Lather Rraah * 1 Razor fitrop, Canf!»'bark 5 1 Nickel Easel Back Mlfioi . aonnel .of tbe board, absolute aueceaa la Ugadred and that very aoon all of the people of the etat® will be­ come vitally and personally Intcrcat- country but thh^wbola worid-’/ ‘ - j. Cerenade People Making Preparalioa to Care for Big Crowd ■a any. western cattle and the objaedon to tbo meat heretohad been tbat ns.soon aa the «Hile are killed they are placed cpén the market before they havo the anlrnah heat extracted by the tooling. process and the beat results j„ tender meats are not obtained, tfith thé cold storage idea this could be eliminated and iho finest of neats could be had ^in’ Sanford at all times and the- prices would be F ANT one thing demonstrates how I finished In a fiat “cravat" bcv. u forceful the appeal of the purely the front them !• a fuij b,nuch lower than wcrtrrn meats. decorative In apparel Is, aa compared banging ends, of baby ribbon J The Jacksonville State haa the folto the simply useful. It is the (nemas- natlng the length that u ^tawing.about this Idea aa It will be log demand for lingerie ribbons. Rib­ through the lac®. Tht. practiced at Quincy: bon ornaments for decorating under­ purpoa® of drawing tbe « Progressive business inon of Quin­ muslins, and garments made wholly top to adjust It to the figure. cy are considering tha erection and or In part of ribbon, have ceased to With1'tha thin blouses « 4 operation of a pacing house which b® called novelties, they are regular for summer, which are more «tUnfc* I »ill enabl'e the farmers and stock stock In trade. * noua-than ever, the rlbboe ¿ Z : The designer of lingerie must give bodice la a necessity, pr one slBn*r, I rtittn of Gadsdyn county to slaugh­ fully as much time to Its decorative to It of allk or a eombtaaUoa of tv. ter their cattle and hogs-and know entirely new plant waa built— and [that wifrtker renditions will not mii- fn addition to the packing house a features aa to cut and material», and row ribbon and lace Insertion. she has taken unto herself ribbons A pretty rosette bow with two base |State sgainsl them. With the cold municipal. Ice* plant could be found A TRIBUHS TO JOS SKAD tbat they may help out In tha play lag end*, centered with a Ruhr; litorsfe packing. *houso the meats profitable. (Contributed by a Friend)1 of Imagination which ta expressed In rosette of baby ribbon, 1* ibovs tt I bj> be held lintll market condi­ Gadsden county is probably the decoration rather than In design. the right It serves the u a t mJ tion* arc the beet: beat agricultural county in Florid*; These Ideas have captivated women— poa«s aa the bow already ducrtw { The State is of the opinion that conditions there am ideal for the they allow them to Indulge the femi­ and la to b® transferred from cmI Mo much attention cannot b e ‘given auccea ful carrying on of. the stqcknine love of luxury at small cost. garment to another. Ribbons ban M the meat Industry by tho differ­ raising and packing house business. Three of the newest ribbon pieces one and a half to two Inches la vidtk H* wimtM'w gfkAt one, you know; ent communities bf Florida, for cer­ Tho farmers are already wealthy as am pictured here. Them la an ad­ ■oft and highly lustrous, an u kt Where hia dotfjfes would nqt soil and tainly there la not a section of the a result of growing tobacco, but the justable ornament made of satin rib­ chosen for thes® bows. his hands would keep dean, bon an inch and a half wide. It con­ Considering their small cost ttoyl Union which enjoys the ideal eon- profits of the farms could be in­ And tho aalgi^rttiifitn’ t be low. sists of a small bow with thro® hang­ are tha moat affective and satlsrictwyl ditiohs for stock raising that Lclongs creased many times if at^ Quincy a Ho asked for li'p'db, but they gave ing ends and one short end spring­ ta Florida. modern packing house were located. him a spade, ing from four short loops. Small - While we have the climatic eonIt has been the experience of the And he turned half.a way with daisies made of baby ribbon, and mil­ |ditlons for crop» every month in the smaller town* of the Interior that a si,rug. ' linery stamens, are eet In the loop Iyear, without droughts and without only by a development of the un­ and on two of the end*. But he altered his mind, and, aeixing ItoeuM among the livertock. it rounding country can they grow Ornaments of this kind are provided ¡□ml be remembered that packing into cities: they have alto found that with little safety ptna so that they He—dug! iVjties are n•?<••*«*«ry- If we-would public improvements •can best be can b® transferred from one garment ¡wi i" develop thin industry to ite obtained by municipal ownership to another, and they are made up la iptilMt- possibilities —wo must have and the issuance of bond»? If He worked with a will that is bound any light color the wearer may fancy, to succeed, ’ H Ece where the slaughtered an!with yellow almost aa popular aa blua . And the month» and the years and pink. wl* may be token even during the went along. An under bodice (or comet cover) iiiainrr months, and thla may only The way it waa rough' aiyl the labor la mnda of very wide meeaallne rib­ k done when ’a packing house, ia waa hard, . • bon trimmed with lac® It la plaited But his heart hirkept.filled with a Into a tape at the bottom and fastens ■i!-1.— over the shoulder* with ribbon ties j thoroughly. Sanford Has a Scientist C. K. Entertainment * new bottling works building Tbe chjeketi purieau given at.-the Just as hard sa he cvju». Could plug; int street ,la already well under home of Mr., and - Mrs. Joe Hattold and v.ill. he ready for occu- Friday evening fur the members of Their word* never¡ «MÉn'cd ito diaturb hlm u Up 1 before the summer.)* over. the Christian Endeavor of the Pres­ A* he d u f* ' ,7i b building is being built by byterian church was a 'pronounced . , \ $• Ripp on hi* lot and has been success. j fiat when th ij Iwtd by the Coco Colà Bottling Promptly at - the hour appointed The day c;u called, ter tbi^apade. v h . . Mr for which purpose it has been thj crowd began their trip up Park And gave hlti w .pen In.lU;'place. ¡Hfially designed by S. O. Shlb- avenue riding' Its wagons drawn by M*«r, the contractor. • • mule*. *' v •' The teams were stopped in a 8. Ràpp hkà ' been a citleen of And victory abona' In about thirty years, still beautiful oak grove in front of the Hsrruld borne. Here guests S a n fo r d ».him Sanford Haa the distinction were received by the host ahd hoatSuccess -fUtn mnnVs'{Ujier Jigs. «f having aa • eitlaen a «dentist of esa and accorded a moat gracious But one- hblhg ia sure— a man will lUttrnitional fame. Having re- welcome. V E G E TA B LE S Delivered FRESH Every Morning succeed^—. After many interesting games lUftd somo years ago from his trade MW I _ N.W potateML aortad lt d W ssV » . 11'** P * If he digs! ‘- , . • M shoemaker, Mr. Rdpp baa since which afforded much amusement ’ \. —'-Kissimmee liwn hlu entire time to Botanical to both spectator and participants, i r iàtffiftlòtficbtcìaD _wM-*cr¥td aild every one did ample justice SNYDER & FRY to the tempting vianda. Macea Huiaoek ‘ Those I^ H H H Hinvited B H H ^were H M ia a e s Ejgife Purdon, I.uey* Whitner, May Doyle, Virginia Smith, UIHiui -Glfoon. Alice Whitner, - Frunces E «fvf(l.''V nnlp Shitner, Esther Woadburh', Gladys Murriv Murthf Harrold, Elias King, Gurtrbde tíreep^ Mra.. J. B.-Terwilliger, Mr*. F. Ü. Mil *r. Mra. R. C t BOTT1ERS OF SODA WATERS AND , Hi* correspondence, and exchange Maxwell, Mra. J. H. Bruton. Mrs. ,*f iptrimens extend* to ail the great D. P. Caldwell, A. K. Roaaettef, R. >u*»r*¡t|e, aru| botanical gardens W. Deane, T. E. Deane, D. P. Cald­ ?! ^,e Korl<1 and like all propheU well. H. J. Minton. J. S. Field. D. D, Ö. 1 n*me is, greater thorf than at Caldwell, T- 0 . Miller, E Jlrownlee, Don McDonald, Renry Three rreeafrhee ; require knowledge and Infinite pa-. Purdon, R. H. Muirbead, Ralph Mineral Water Sole Agent« fpir. Orange City ?V»>ce an<1 »tudy, since the email^t Stevpna, F'rank Campbell. Howutrt ¡S r of th^e-pU nhrtbat are Invia- Swartz, Lr W.-Gárdiur','. FJ. A.* Chittepden, Earl Paxton. ’ '- a a ers from the miad, or-permlta them on|y Hie feeblest and pecMlonai aotlvrty. The most torrlbie tyranny Is th® tyranny of an idea. V ng, h.KU’.e. r lth * re,ri« « ‘ Ung plant, and that the first two yaars it must of necessity be operated at a loss, capital for this industry is not easily A H O T E L YOU W O U L D L IK E YO _ -R em oves no Bar». Ws positiv*)? | w Since it takes many thousands of dollars to equip and Iperate a pack- . I : of hia tiers. e state jc and at deal 1 have »resentter exof nat- ed in making the showing''*of,’ the great peninaula state oqo that' will that of fear. There la a fear of som® existing condition or dread of what be a traVnendoua credit and attract may happ«n. The Idea crowd# all oth­ the attention not onlv-of the entire ! end ther’Udlia«x»r. Severe E FOR SANFORD orapori cutes and towns do not hesitate to bond themselves for funds with which to maka municipal improvemanta, such’ as docks, belt lines railways, or anything else which will insure a greater prosperity and build up the community. -These cities find in some Instances the ex­ penditure of such moneys returns handsome dividends, while in other cpsea no profits are made upon the Investment.* but the indirect profits resulting from a substantial growth most advanced and Causa of Worry Defined. Btsulîfrreureoni^aüo». (Js* rid at those freckle* You ere lasset SOe to a jar of WlLr ACKING Clerk of Hart County, Ca., Speiki * ' n Highly of Douglass. The following tribute to E. A, Douglass was written without eny “knowledge on hla part and becatfte It seemed to be campaign literature or that it might influence hla candi­ dacy he refuaed to have it published but now that-the election-1* over the letter la ao good that we reproduce . j n e No. 1 4 8 Magnolia Ave. SANFOR Complete abstracts Orange and Semino! paid for non*residen for Y t )in Calleiv “ «rrerd, fa¿ T 1»"»*«. Comedi Each 7 In. * ; quillt« felt will brother id attars to by the cummittve and be the last Kieptfng yrar* ' uiilc-s, n special celled pvery member is be taken up as this will the current meeting is urged to be I Muntlnqm Reibt i nrliíl. H .I, ur. Agent«' nçed not w rk‘ Delivered to ;.v ; ■ �iif » J — ‘ •-- V *'* sneer! at Bryan's "grape juice" poi-[eating to ne H Tries TTaVV hôVT>éèn V n fIn «r(6 T lra f Wr ~T. SMW, tTfsT’ pjbUta*! Every Tuseday «ml FrU»r Mommi ü» Republican and progressive, news­ gresalonal race and the deflated one, papers, but that the cheap and mea Claude L'Engle, who la at present gsr wits whoso lubrications flnci holding the portion. it. J- HOLLY, r dll or .... Joe Sears .will always be Joe places too often in the paragraph W. M HAVtttt Business Mwitlir epllimns of Democratic journals fol­ Sears, no matter how many honors Why let your valuables remain about the house or office, where « I m t IIUm Prtss. ( 2.00 a Yaar In «(vanna low the pernicious cxkmple, thought­ will fall to his lot and in a persona they are insecure or liable to be stolen by burglars or swept away' by DaltronMla (ht Ou (y earner it.00 pat yaar ta lessly adding their influence—for­ letter to hia friends he. says that . _____ _ . * tunately in most instances small— t&hi|e* proud of hie victory he thinks ____I js s is v •draw* or 20« par oraolh. of the vanquished and expresses it l’amanu la advance moat ba ooada ai oi to the discrediting of one of the fore most and moat distinguished men in thualy: Knierad aa Moaad-daaa m«M matter Ausasi 21a4 "In the hour of victory my pleas­ the Democratic party. They should . You can secure the strongest protection byc placing your valuables l>0(, at lb# PpstoOc* at Sanford. Florida, ure ia modified by the thonghta o take thought of the evil of their andar Aal of Matrb 3rd.’ 1(71. in our Fire and Bjjrglar Proof Vault, where there are Safe Deposit course and amend it, leaving to the defeat of my opponents." >. . ’ • OKe« ta Harald BoUdtal >No HI parties enemies the work of assailing Such a broad minded man JBotfes for rent atVi ^ry moderate cost—$3.00 Per Year. its leaders and directing’ their own bound to make a good servant 0 ' Sanford lias a poet, named cellar activities to their defense.—Tampa the people at Waahlngtqn and wil Going down!— Palm Beadh Poat seek and receive higher honors at Time*. Separate vault for cu stom er's booth. And the Post baa ona naiqcc •.. . the hand! of the »people. — o— . Thorn. Stung. l No less inspiring ia the following THE DUTY OP THE PRESS* •— O-----Til; ...... . •’’___ __j * There is nothing truer than that letter from the present incumbent Even with the help of Seminole this republic will endure just aa long Claude L'Engle, who for the past county Angle U about four thousand and no longer than newspapers are year has been unable to use his votes behind and still dropping found, that they are not afraid to lower limbs,on account of rheuma­ Tfco money Invested In that venture print what thoy believe to» be,the tism and the once rdbust L'Engle was u losing speculation.— Tnmp'a truth about tho government anc from his Invalid's chair pens the fol­ J. ¿Tlmaa,.... about the men who execute the iawa. lowing inspiration that Is a gem -of What do you mean by that re­ This declaration by «Henry A. Cooper patience and resignation: SANFORD, FLORIDA mark. Slminole county la not in tba congressman from Wisconsin, again No man has the right to question' First’ district. upholds th e. freedom- of the news­ the-wisdom of the-plan by which H. R. STEVENS H. E. TOLAR M. M. SMITH R» R. DEAS ------ 0------------paper independent of corporation the Divine will operating through Cashier Vicé-Pmident \ r ; President A «t. Cashier LOt THE POOR EDITOR nfluen^e in their publication of Divine love and understanding is Editors are generally looked upon criticism of public men and affairs made manifest by God who rules ' W "JM lüfj"- à »• & as hewers of wood and drawers of And there can be no indictment of us all for pur good. water. They secure offices for their newspapers that fearlessly and cour­ No man with the -true concep­ friehds but when they themselves ageously point out laws in govern­ tion of the right of the people to ask for bread they generally get a ment and suggest remedies, that call govern themselves, has the right to •tone. Copying our article about attention to failure« on the part of question the will of the people as errors and insolvencies. Changing One's Nsme. B A L L E T G IR LS ' H O M E M AY GO Communication of H. D. King, how the editor got left in their officials to enforced the laws they expressed at ah election in which It la not unlawful to take anothsr nspector of Sixth Light Bouse Dis­ Refuge fee English Danesrs la Part* name than your own. but unless tot hunt for office Tuesday, Eeitor Reese should enforce. gnom es Jefferson every man’s rights are protected. who is one of the left says: Our once eald that aa between two eoum- ■It was the plan of the. Great trict read and ordered filed. comply with the’ requirement* la tbs Lacks Funds for Its CepReports of Fre«L T. Williams, en­ neighbor didn't go far enough. Ed­ triee, one of which had a 'written Ruler that sickneaa should be raystatutes tho nlune you have taken will tin usne®. be only nfolias. There Is a legal meih. itor Russell of the Palatks' News constitution and ’ no free press and portion for the past two years of gineer, showing construction work Paris.—Owing to the fear that Use od of changing your name, and la was defeated for the senate and Ed­ the other destitute of a written con­ my Hie which prevented me from done by Wilson Construction Co., itor McCreary of the Gainesville stitution but possessing a free press, going about among my fellows. 7: and W. B. , Williams, Contractor home of Sngllsh W ist girls at Mont­ regard to the beat way to go »boat martre may have tq close owing to this one would better consult a Uwytr Sun -was defeated for re-electiop le was for the country without the I , was defeated because I could Hack Hammock Drainage -District lack of money R«v. B. A. Cardew, or the county Judge or some attach* *3 •' »after sixteen years of service In that written constitution but with the not talfe* my message personally to regd and ordered filed. of bis court. , _■ ,/Clijude L'Engle was an ed- ree press.—Tallahassee Democrat. the people. hairman F. L. Woodruff was chaplain of BL George's church, has begun a campaign to secure the neces­ . >tar .before* In',turned statesman, and Rheumatism beat me when all here instructed to sign warrants as sary funds. The home waa founded How Memory la Impaired. he went- duWh also. The safffr plan the jtower of the special interests soon as same were drqwn. by the late Lord Radatock, and since . The memory is p*-rcepiibly Impaired DO NOT DISCREDIT FLORIDA for the editor to fallow U to tell the Bond of Geo. A. Mitchell to carry hia death there have been no guaran­ could not. jy too much food, loo much exerds# Under the above heading the others how It should be done and 88 8mith A Wesson rovolvir with teed funds. My friends were loyal and de­ tnd too much education. ’ Jacksonville Times-Unlon reprdouees let It rest there.— Reporter-Star. Mr. Cardew points out that accord­ voted and did all that could be done iarry J. Wilson and Chaa. Ki.nncr Cut out the sob stuff, Bro. Wat­ our protest' against any attempt to to offset the handicap that my sick­ as auretira in the sum of 8100.00 ing to the French police there are al­ son. Editors like human beings will make a Florida exhibit at the Ean- ness put upon me. read and license ordered issutd. K ways about fire hundred English tv.cxtrlcol artists at work on the Purls be defeated sometimes. Aa a rule amn expostlon in San Francisco next I accept with humble ¿ckr.owl:tage. This number is exceeded at year, and comments thereon as fol­ though they are successful especial edgement of its wisdom and love Christmas'time. The home, which has Capture Negro Murderer lows: ly in the* matter of post offices. "N ot only do we assent cordially Infinitely, measured, the plan of the Deputy Sheriffs Williamson and bean in existence for six years, has Divine Providence for my welfare proved a real harso of refttga to many to thU view beeauss we have every Bradley auccceded^ in capturing a a lonely English dancer. and happiness. FREE NEWSPAPER SPACE confidence in the good judgment of negro murderer last nighi at Mon­ I thank those whom the love.oi iv.j It B m r d sr in your talk and rtadlns, at The "free reading notices’ ' ■ques­ the writer but1because our own ex­ roe, a small station a few miles west Lack of Rocking Chairs Causes Suit. W p|| home, ou the street car. in tha cl* «, .tap - ■ tion is one that will not down. It perience and observation teach the liberty inspiring them to work for of Sanford, after a spirited chose — W-tWMl >OU llkflf «1U..UOCI If)« DXUPittsburgh, PL—Because her hus­ W*' some aste word. A friend uku bobs up at all sorts of times, and (a same lesson. Lack of means made tho rule of the people has made my and after shooting the negro and band wouldn’t provide her with rock­ ! ! Of st makes mortar hardest" r o s i friends who have helped me In ipy tu« ioc-»u»a LmàKmtrim« noirimt or or th* th. IironasIti on or o f Lmtà about as far from answering satis­ the display at the New Orleans ex­ breaking his leg. ing chairs other than the kind that ruttai otjmjmtta. What U mktU mff factory as in the olden days when position a libel on the state and we efforts to make the people all power­ This Hsw Crration K»wrn sll kind, of Word was received here yesterday "rocks both ways," Mrs. John Orayson every advertiser of high and low de­ have now lost a generous friend who ful in their government. •ued for dtvurcs. ’ •. I will recover iny physical strength by Sheriff Hand that a negro named Sciences, mUktmmtMtlXarU* gree insisted upon having more or freely contributed on former occa­ Jerry Johnson, who killed an­ if God so will* It. I will give my 4 0 0 jOOO W erde. less of them inserted. It does not sions. Any exhibit that could ba other negro at Kissimmee with, a OOOO Illustrations. Just Lljte FalstafT. occur so frequently with the^ big made without state aid mupl be un­ strength to the people in the future shotgun on last Saturday night had Cost »400,000. TVhen a man It disgustingly drunk as I -have in the past. 27 0 0 P aces. daities, but the country press has \6 satisfactory and we cannot' believe been traced toward Sanford by the It la a common thlp^to n y “ He’s, CLAUDE L'ENGLE. grapple with it fiercely. One would that such an appearance will fail to Osceola county authorities and that sousedt" The term waa mide popu­ artetiteri as “AStroke of think it should be one that ought do us more harm than abience on its waa around the d ty In hiding, lar by Shakespearn In Henry IN’ , Ogatas.** not to be. asked, or that should an­ such an occasion. COUNTT COMMISSIONERS having traveled here on a bicycle! where he makes FalstafT fcay: "If I On thin, opaque, stmn*, swer ‘ itself. It resolves Into this: But what of a satisfactory ,ex: Lost night after sundown' word •m not ashamed of my soldiers, I'm a [' todls os per. What hat aa salts- j .Is the reading nlticc of any value hlbit? We are in doOht whether 1 hcUon to own lbs ifttrimm Sfd wa» received that a man answering soused gurnet." Th# gurnet was a Webster In a form so llsht so U sht tq tho advertiser? or again,, is space the state would be justified In Many Mailers of Importance Trans­ the description sont out was seen cheap flab, and when soused or to uscii i so conrcalent acted by Them Last Week One half ths thleknIeel and; worth anything to' the newspaper? spending life large sum necessary to around the Monroe depot and Sher­ plcklod waa a vulgar dlah. Heneo, “a weicht of HecuUr JUtUoo. j sdused gurnet" waa a term of con­ If it is of value to the advertiser, hr give a good exhibit in San Francisco; June S rd ,1914. \ iff. Hand at once set nut to find him. ■sèdarUMbs: tempt should pay for it. If space is worth —wc kre by no means inclined to On stnmc bookpaper. Wt Board of county commissioners in But ’^a diligent search around the l*H lt-. biso 1 anything to the newspaper, it should : ■ L lecture the legislature on iU failure and for Seminole county, Florida little‘ efty failed to roveal the mur»IP Huches. h . ¡Wri».fc»ss«i— be charged for. This would seem to to spend fifty thousand do Ihrl (if met In regular session at 10:30 a. m. •rer. 'Leaving defm be nil there is to it. ■ft Is a mn l.m jn uti, chairman; e relumed to Sanford and at about The old-fnahloned boy who drought of bus mesa men that an equ valent Very much would, we prefer to use Commissioner» L/ P. liugan, C. W. midnight deputies Williamson and mice, toads and snakes to acbool In hia nÜTÎ3 or nearly -to should he paid for itq iho sum necessary on the mainten­ Entxmingor, J. A. Clark and J. T.’ Bradley drove out 10 Monroe. They pocket. Is now backed completely off Ef urtlcle. It is not the custom of ance of a state bureau charged with Mi-Lain. fotind that the man had tried to tho board by a Wichita man. Ho ap­ Merchants to give away goods, arid the duty of sending reliable Infor­ Minute» of last meeting read ahd cross on the Terry by himself but peared bt tho general doll very window it should be equally evident that mation jo those who care enough to approved. ’ the gasoline giving opt he was in tho poat office the other day for his newspapers should not he expected ask for statistics and honest state­ Communication of A. W. Brown, forced to jump into tho river with mail and in . hia arms was resting a . docile pot skiihk__________ ___________ ■Lii t o ’give away advertising .space for ments. We have seen how glittering to allow the redemption of hia prop- -hia- Weyde lfhri w(de ashore. nothing.— Titusvflle Advocate. generalities can harm us and we by frty at a lower valuation than it is iV • As he came' up the railroad track . ------O-----no mefkrls believe that the .attacks at present, received and clerk in­ near the depot pushing his wheel THE OBJECT OF ATTAC.K can-beat be met -on such a stage as structed to write the. comptroller for ho was halted by Deputy WilttamAs the fall congressional elections that provided in exposition halts. authority to allow tho redemption son, who wax In hiding among some draw near the attacks in certain pe­ Florida is now the best advertised o f ,aame. at» ifiluxtlon of $20000(10, trees, The nagro in hixTright-thruw riodicals, innpi red by Republican Btatd in the union and her press and D. G. Hart waa here- appointed his wheel into the ditch and run. influences, upon the national admin­ people are doing good work along county enumerator for Seminole After commanding him to halt n istration and its measures grow more the old lines—it may be that it is county and clerk instructed, t o ' no­ second time Williamson fired, the LwN v frequent uod virulent; and with one wisest to lei wejl enough alone. A tify Mr. McRae. bullet striking juft above tha knes . ,cqjiwSnl apparently these assaults model farm ia a better advertise­ J. A. Previtt Es ^appointed inspec­ and breaking bis leg. »ro directed against the President ment than tati exhibit." tor of marks and branila for Die Tbe prisoner later confessed to the We trust that other Influential trict No. 7. crime and is now in the county jail h i *•.’* *nd his firsi nontenant, Secretary of .Statu William J. TBryan, the latter newspapers of the state will take Tho clerk is Instructed to adver- awaiting the arrival of authorities perhaps as frequently being the tar- up this roiftier and do «That Ilea In ti*o for mule and wagon for convict from Osceola county, who will ar­ jj.geC xs the If (firmer, • fck as tne their power to prevent the atate camp. * *v ;‘V* rive today and take, him back to JACKSONVILLE u. ;> b*?ing tò his longer political r^c- from being discredited, aa aha cer­ Fine and Forfeiture reports of Kiuimmett for trial. 1 • i .* his more conspicuous posl- tainty will be by an attempted ex­ L. G. Slringfellow, A. Aulin, W. 1ft. —TO— ■ > • * ti*.« In \he publlc eye for so many hibit at. Sift-'Francisco under exist­ Healey, Justice of the Peace of Dis­ fit. Imus......... .. I37.T5 .SIS. SO îw;;:;'S3 K r- - ■ yfcxra. *Ihsivar............ U.SO It tnay he,’ the secretary Is ing conditions. . I (.11 tricts Noa. 1, 3 nnd 4, and F. & F. sli ntaa Itartaf».. . . SS.S0 MILITANT IS KNOCKED OUT * * * * n♦ * % * ¡U 'perhaps more often the object of The, Yimpa Tribune has 'already report of county judge and license ; Lata Cjly__ : Ti.so .. saie adverse comment than the president taken Strong ground In this directipn report of county judge apd tax col­ . .. . SLXf lés-Oü Prison Commissioner of Scotland Pun­ M e n u « !.. . . . i $ U U thiibself: Every little incident in his ahq'.has reproduced the article above lector, report of polls hy tax collec­ jofi.oo .......i î E t * vr ishes Woman Who Attactta fti{ 1 « Aoiita... 81UU M s r k f a a s ............................... # 1 . 0 0 lifq Is seised upon as foundation for quoted, from the T mea-Unlbn—-hnd tor read nnd ordered filed, jjaa TVsastsas., »9.50 Him. 47.10 ._: . it* ' S f S '! s *.v Ularis« Park.. NU«ira falls........**• ^is40 i criticism or at l^aat provacation for since our article was put InMtype I V Pwe. H f c A . M. Thrasher camn before the sr sneer. His chautauqua activities rioto that Chtr-Tribune has also rai- boar«} In behalf of Mrs. ^Phelps and LOW. RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORA Glaafcow, Scotland.—Dr. James De­ AND CANADA. MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN. THL wefe during the past summer un> produced with approval the follows requested-relief for Mrs. Phelp*. On voti. prison commlsMoner for Scot­ AND^ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATKLY LOW PAIU.S land, wheu attacked by an tael« mili­ merclluily and irnmesauryably com­ ing from Willi* B. Powell’s Clear motion of Com. Hagan, Mrs. Phelps B. FROM POINTS IN THE STATE. > ’ mented upon to his diiidvantagc; water Sun. j Is allowed .widow’s exemption of tant suffragette armed with a dag Tickets on »ale rfaUy, Nfay 15 to September 30. Return limit <*«• whip, took tho law In hi* own hands even hU temperance habits and Hig "Florida will make a mistake in $200.00 op personal tax. B it a ■* VFF“ ' and knoekud his fisgallant down with To ns-jtination» ' rigid'aiwfention from the use of al­ having « half baked exhibition at On motion' of Cdmmisaloner Clajfki |Uj Mount M coholic llquon lb every shape, have thfe Sun Francisco fair. A few trix- Peg Smith Is pjaced on thp llgt at Belton. Gardiner, C _ ....... .. I 191#. been made material for jeers jmd *Ud oripiges pjfdd |n «'pyramid wilk 15.00 per month. and Washington, lirkçts on r covered, mot tjie prison comqilaskjner - - - . j , -sneers about "grape Juice" ami be a bisck eye to the slsfet Bond uf H. H. Lee to carry a at tba entrane« to the. Duke street VARIABLE evetv the conduct of his p&ce U If anybody in Florida ia an am-[Smith it Wesson revolver with E. E. Prison and- belabored Mm over the bedh sneered at as "grape jtiice pol- thority on auoh piattera, Willjl* Brady and Martin Doelo as sureiciei.f! Powell, the prinflto of boostan ajih' tie* in-the sum ,of. $10fk00 head aiui >ING Tl The petuliaritje» and the personal fiirmo secre aryuif tho Tampa board approved soi rr Î tVICl idiosyncrasies -that have furnished of trtde, cttrtaiBl> ought to be.— Bond of M. w : rayior to carry a the provocation for thlsJine of com­ Bartow Informant. Smith A Wcaaon revolver with Geo. ment ahoultLbe ground foi pridq.and X. Taylor and D, *E. Hart as sure­ promptly knocked her .. Thicc Solid Through Tritns 1 praise on the part of .eU.righfr think­ v t c t o r Y’*Xn d DEFEAT ties In the gum of $100*00 read and was picked up by a pol ing people In America; ws should be It U most Interesting to nqte the' approved and license ordered issued. plxcsd under jur»«t, but !>r. T TO THE NORTH . proud that we have at the head of attitude of tjif defeated and the vic­ Report of A. F. Bell, foreman coq- Devon fuaad to prosecuts her and t h u e k t r a in s d a il y Tt thf '(rationed , cabinet a man who is torious in ths result of «nteloctlon. vict camp read and ordered filed.. “ is . L. & N. DI . . . . . . . . -------------------. . Id ■ 6tsY$ though-to .condemn by j>oth Some of the defeated 01m take At Resignation of W. A. Beaaley, as ¿'pjvreept and .person¿1; example one philosophically and aomo bitterly. committepman of th« Black Ham­ Ai ‘ - 7* » . ' 14 ù lo ir jtoet -flagrant national vicra Som e’o f'the victorious are proud e-fj mock Drainage District v«ad and Ol we should praise and not rldl- tha victory over their rivals and ceivtd. ; •y—. V . ho stand* for peace, some of them are proud of the victhe P R O T E C T E D FROM nie HERALDPRINTING COMPANY BUI ^ND FIRE PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D mm, mm. mmm mm mam * “Here is the Answerfin W ebster * N ew I nternational LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R.4i LO W ROUND T R IP TOURIST SUMMER - jingoism of V. I r** ^ ■« An �-HBRAtf> ài* « ___________ - ■■ìTimiWgCJL. C. Dubose made a hm inm -Mr*.—Hr—Rt»-Jentsoir- end—Httie ,r* Marriage Ariaonnjced "trtp ttrihe Geneva section today. daughter, Dorothy of Jacksonville The following marriage-announce­ O C C U PA T IO N tilde Happening»— M eoU od O f Mr. and Mra. T. K. Bates are will Be the guests of Mr. and Mrs ment has been received by the many friend* of the bride and groom in speeding a few days with friends John T. Brady for a few days. ; , M ature In B rief -*• THERft ARE IN THUS, Sanford: and-relatives at Palatka. ’ Mr. and Mra. R. R. Deaa and Mr UNITED STATES Mrs. Jefferson C. Ensmlnger In­ and Mra. R. C. Bowers expect to PERSONAL ITEMS Of INTEREST L-" David Speer of Geneva was.among occupy the Chamberlain home on vites you to bo present at the mar­ the many visitor» to the city this Silver Lake during, the summer riage of her daughter, Mary Brown 4 7 ,7 6 0 HERDERS äuBBory Of Th« FloaUaj 8m»U Talk* week coming In to attend court. months. This is one of the most-de- to Air. Harry Francis Kent on Tues­ 40094 Sav'cinfUy Arranged Por Hurrio4T / Valencia oranges, every, one guar­ Ughtful spots in this part of Florida day afternoon the sixteenth of J'me MALES anteed full of juice, at Turner', and these young people are lopking at two o'clock at the Congrega­ Herald Readera Phone No. 75. 77.« tional church. forward to a good time. -C. I. Day, manager of tho plant Dr. and Mra. C. T. Douglass'0 Horoer Nicholson of Geneva was’ of the Southern Utilities Co. In the ^Junior B. Y. P. U. Social . Winter Park were In Sanford Mon in thè city yesterday on burine«. south was in the city yeaterday. The Baptist Junior Union gave day calling on frienda. Dr. Doug­ Rev. 8. B. Roger»* secretary of the c-Mr. gnd Mrs. George Chamber­ lass’ is j) os tor *of the new Baptist a party in the Shack on Thursday State Baptist Mission Board was in lain left yesterday for New York church at Winter Park, and sup­ night, June 4tb. Besides tho mem the city yesterday. ^ state where they will «pend several plied for the Baptists here last aum bar» there were several guaets pr „ * mer during the time they had no ont. There were a number of in­ 7HER0UN0 UP yrtah yvast cakes and popcorn at Mrs months. teresting games played as M n. J. T regular pastor. * . ■/V A. Simon’s. 65-ti Get your tickets now and avoid Brady, Mra. Blggers and' Mr. an< and—Sirs. Alex Vaughn will Mr*. Hyman werq there to help en­ ►Mrs. D. L. Thraahsr and daughter the big rush to taks advantage of 'Round up [«M a y have returned from a short the cheap rates to Coronado Beach remove from Geneva to this city tertain the young folks. Mrl. Dig­ AT next Thursday. and occupy the old home at the gers made a talk on B. -Y. P. U. pXtrit to relatives in Eustia. head of Park avenue oh Hughey work and Mr. Hyman also madu a Thursday on account of tho Sun­ Mr. and -Mrs,* A. -B. Commons of .■ atrset, Sanford Heights. Their short talk. Ice cream was aervet Stone Island were visitors to San­ day .school picnic the stores will For delicious Refreshment' many . friends will’ welcome them and at a late hdur the boys arid girts close all day. A -big time la prom« ford'Saturday, -' / ~' i - > fv.;-. The Purest of Fruit Syrups back homdv^ departed, all saying they had had ised at Coronado Beach. Mrs. A. W. Brown of Enterprise AND delightful time. -Mr. and Mra. H. F. Boyce of Tomato wraps and tomato crates vss visiting-friends In Sanford Sat­ Ice Creams That Haunt Your Dreams Tampa are in the city for a few at F. F. Dutton’s. 78-tf urday. days. Mr. Boyce U the special rep­ In Hot Weather » Notice The quality snd tho price is right On account of the union picnic at resentative of the Florida Grower A special meeting of tho stock-outlay and ‘ grains at Dutton’a. 78tf and expects to get up a special edi­ ^■1--T* *V-.■: New Smyrna the »tore of C. H. toldcra of the First National Bank . The frienda of J. C. Bennett re­ Loftier on Sanford avenue will be tion of that fine paper soon and of Sanford, Florida, ts hereby called PHONE 273___________ n » Nêcnit Druä Storm SANFORD, FLA. wants to get the Sanford sectlpn gret to team that he Is ill st his closed all day on Thursday. to bo held in the rooms of the Bank, and all of Seminolo county in the home In Sapford and hope to hear R. S. Carver, vice president of edition that will circulate all over on Tuesday, July 14th, 1914, at' 10 of hi) early recovery. the Jacksonville Metropolis waa o'clock a. m,, to consider the ad­ those present, who were Mrs. F. S. th* north, west and east. , visability of increasing the capital Munson, Mi*. and Mrs. B. W. Hern­ Mrs. Forrest Lake and two little among the prominent visitora^o the Lyman Frank Is home again, hav city yesterday. etock of the Bank, and to transact don, Dr. and Mra. Puleeton, Miss’ daughters have / returned from tng spent the past month in cen Florence Frank, MUs Bessie SchuYnweek's dallghtful vitit to Daytona Picnic right. Lease Woodland trat Florida following the crops. He such other business as may property r’f-f .M l« Linda Leffior, Mr. Bishop, Beich. Park. No plate like it for conveni­ reports that part‘ of Florida as very come before the meeting. Mrs. Roy 'Symca. wàx r . F. WHITNER. & H fcton Perkins, ' Mr,. GaUoway, "i the Wednesday Aturriÿp Cotton seed meal., shorts, bran at ences snd amusements. Clean, safe dry anti that If.they do n6t get rain Cashier. ; Peaches Leffier, Mlsk Belle swimming pool. Suits and rooms at. her attractive htfiAe on Magnolia soon many of. the ataplo crops wil '}T. F. Dutton*». * 78-tf Tues-84-5tc disinfected, 71-tf svende. I»; ..Tlbo »table« of player« *8- apUhr^Roy Chittenden, Joe Chitten■uffer greatly from drouth, yAmong tho promlnont visitors to gaged in »'(spirited game of auction, fipii MUs Mell Whitner, M l« Saidio Plenty of shade and ice water at t .Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Evans,. Dr the city yesterday was W. C. Thanks the Voters , Mra. J. C. Bennett winning the club Williams, Mr. Smith, W. E. Wataon. Temple, the power head of the Cit- Coronado Beach next Thursday and and Mrs. Wachtenshheidt and Mr. Mis* Jeanie Wicker, J.-D ., Roberta,* In .behalf of the Board of Pub'ic prixe. Delicibua chocolate .ice cream [ /tu Exchange and one of the most tho Jj|g crowd will be there. Cheap A. L. Hiipret of Orlando were here Miss Weldman, Clarence Mahoney, on Sunday but we do not know instruction of ■Seminole' county •I- and cake were DervetL by the hosteaa. Miss Purdon, E. RoumiUat, M l« rates. r , prominent cJtixens of the state. ~'i **• . w”Er'^; ■ 7 * . * Those present juitt Mrs. B. A*. whether they went to Woodland wish to thank the voters for their Capt. Jiminy Wilson of the Wil­ ■\/iAr. and Mrs. Ernest Betts have Park or aome other plaesure resort. handsome support of me in the re­ Howard, Mrs. Vf. D.*" Turner, Mrs. Zoe Mdhson, Mr*. Rose Long, Mr. son Construction Co., of Jackaor.* returned from their honeymoon trip They left a note on the door of the cent primary, which I consider an W. P. Carter, M^s. Claude Howard, and Sir*. R. A. Newman/ Mr. and ville has returned to his home after and will be at home to their many Herald office and remarkod that the expression o f. their appreciation of MIm Annie Hawkiqa, Mra. R. E. Mrs. G. A. DeCottea, Dr. and Mra Cecil Butt and Mrs. RoumiUat. spending a week here 'looking after friends. editor was "off the job.” Well, they the work done by the board rather Tolar and Mr«. J.„C. Bennett. ejlff/• *.---;-£T-rTT: "l: *— §. . .«* the construction of brick roads. It. and Mts. John Wilsoi*ihave did catch us off the job one time than a personal tribute to myself, The Every Week Bridge Cli^> was The membera of the Book Circle gone to their old home jfn Cleveland, but being Sunday wo are certainly and I assure, you all, whether you Valencia o angea, |argo and luscharmingly entertained by Mrs. Ohio,- where 0\cy will upend, the excused for taking a vacation. supported rat or not, that the were charmingly entertained at the Cruse Barnes at her attractive Home deus at Turner’s, phone No. 76 country home of Mra. Cruse Barnes summer months 77-tf Mr. and Mra. M. A. Mlot w3| MhooU of Seminole county, will Wednesday afternoon. The j>r*tty in the country. Duplicate auction >/ew Neptune Hotel, Daytona family left last Saturday for Atlanta not stand »till nor go backward, but waa played during the^ aRernoon, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and will be improved as fast as the home was pleasingly adorned with ughtee . May- and- Forrtat 'Lake M**1 ‘^ rUelmore, where they expect to spend tho means at our command will justify. cut flowers and potttid plants. Time Mra. C. 0. McLaughlin and Mrs. »pent Sunday at Daytona Beach. Prop* Hotel on high, bluff, over- summer and may make that city FT passed all too. swiftly, . the guests 0 . F. Smith winning the prises, dain­ Respectfully. their home. Their mjny friends Ur*. Lake and the children are lo s in g »*ry room*, discussing new books and other ty lace lingerie bodices. • The hoatrs* B. C. DICKSON., pending the month at tho beach. canopied and thoroughly screen here hate to loss ths Miots but fate equally interesting topic«. The host­ served delicious refreshmertta, con­ ed. Rooms with and without bath. and fortune have willed that they ess assisted by M l« Elizabeth Mc- sisting of chicken* salad in tomato Sidewalks to Sanford Heights will Bath houses in connection with hlot- leave Sanford at present, although cup«, wafer«, olives, cheese balls, . Surprlae Party aughttn served dainty refreshments •ein the building of more home« tel. All home cooking. Summer it is predicted that they will return A delightfully informal and al­ consisting of tomato cups filled with Iced tea and apricot sherbet to her in that beautiful suburb, and city rates. about the time the winter winds together enjoyable affair waa the 81-Ue chicken salad, cheese ball», olives, fuests, who were: Mra. C. 0 . Mc­ council is to bo congratulated for begin to sweep Atlanta's streets old fashioned surprise party tender­ Laughlin. Mra. 0 . V. Smith.' Mrs. f£ g wafers, iced tea and apricot, ice. Arthur Green, representing the from old Stone Mountain. king on the Job regarding this great Mabry of Tallahassee, Mrs. T. ed Mrs. Harvey Ilenfroe last Tues­ During the business sesaion Mrs. iprovptgent. Antietam Paper Co., with headNeal, Mrs, W. D. Holden, Mrs. 3. Jft, day afternoon upon the occasion of A. W. Fitts, Jr,, was elected presi­ Notice to Public quart*» in Jacksonville called upon, Barret and Mr». A^“ Pr Conpelly. ’ Notice Horse Owner*. her birthday. Under the leadership dent for the coming year, and Mra. Bids will be received at the meet the local trade today. v' ---?— . " y J oY hire. W. D. Peters, the ladies of I Have a Brat d o » expert horse ahocr. S. O. Chase vice president," iqg of the board of county commis­ The Junior Auxiliary met in the Dr. D. J. Blocker of Stetson Uni­ him a trial. , The books were then distributed sioners, July 7th, 1914, for one mule the neighborhood gathered at the Holy Cross Pariah Houso Friday , ; versity, DeLand, and former pastor home of M h . Renfro# carrying with among the guests who were Mrs. O, W-u W. H. u Mtsrefoed and wagon and harness, complete. afternoon. After spending some ^ of the Baptist church here, was in The board reserves the right to them cake, land ice cream, com-- A. Speer. Mrs.rli. Wight, M I« Eliz­ Free admission to ^Voodland Park Sanford Monday attending ‘the lay­ time wltfu Vheir crope papoe .work, pletely surprising the honor guest abeth McLaughlin, Mrs. R. A. New­ 'Thursday, Juno llth . A new bath- ing of the corner atone of the new reject any or all bids. . of the afternoon. Out u|>on the man, Mra. D. L. Thrasher, Mr*. M. under the direction of Mr». B. F. B. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk, teg suit given to anyone who rides Baptist church. , Whitner, V * 1 « glrla were treated to ' beautiful lawn, beneath the shade of S. Dickins, Mr».. A. P. CohiieUy, Mr» 84-4tc _ _ ______________ itHuerta" one minute, 84-ltc the trees, it was a gay little party J. -W. Dickins, Mrs. Fitts, Sn, Miss refreahlng ,lce pream cones. The , : Paul McKinney, fo r m e d of San­ To the Voter« Hay, pats, corn, chicken feeds at ford but now residing in, Orlafido that paid tribute to their charmln ■awd-M»«. T. A. NeaTT game—of--fndoora - tennia • wax' ‘thun---- ^ * In J '-J-1 : m, k—Ja : _ _.*- ^ ^ oajoyed*,by spvej'al of the.menabers. P. K. ami popular neighbor. Mr«. Peter«, I take this means of reaching the i/w acting hodteas of the day, waa as­ W. J.;Thigpen was the host o f -a George A. DeCottea has sold his the corner «ton* of the Baptist yeters of Seminole county and thank • • NOTICE____- ■ r ________ sisted in serving by Mrs. Qeane very drlighjful dancing -party Mon­ church Monday. them for the magnificent expression frame dwelling at the rear of his To Builder« and Contractora Turner, Mf»: A, D. Smith and .Mias day evening, Miu Mabel Bowler of beautiful new homo on Magiioila Rev. E. A. Milton pf Kissimmee Of their friendship at tho polls last Eva Walker. Other* present, all The pl.a.ns amt specifications of tho Jacksonville being the charming »venue and the structure is now be­ was in Sanford -Monday to witness Tuesday. Your confidence In me new Methodist . Episcopal church, neighbors of Mrs, Renfroe, w*r* Mrs. honothe.. ing moved through tho streets to the ceremonies at the Baptist church will never be misplaced and my ef­ Archibald, Mrs. C,..E. „Walter, Mra. Mr. Thigpen’s beautiful residence Soutlv rpay be seen at the Seminole it* new location. ¡n the when the corner atone for the new forts In the future w ilt b e XyLMliat«*amUh^Mxi* George.'Arm­■ on. Park-avenue bad -been openetMor State Bank. Reeled bids- for- thtr1“ ; ------structure waa laid;---------- ----- ;--------- -pest toward' a better-county;----- strong, Henry''Witter- ; Mrs- the occasion and everything • was construction of aime will be opened R. A. N i:\V.M AN. Friday for Cincinnati after visiting Anna Wglker, Mrs. Richard T^rheun done for the'eomfort and pleasure June 30th. 7:3Q p. m. The commitPrivate School la Sanford several days. Mra. Mrs. Edgai Bigger«, 'Miss Tetharly of the guest*, A »fringed orchestra tee reserve# the right to roiwt in v .-Mlaa Lillian Higgins will open To the Voters of Seminole Burdge owns some valuable cilery private achopl on June 8. For in­ and Miss Flora Walker. The chil furnished splendid music and a num- and all b l d a . ^ £ ^ Though*» loser in the election of bud on the. west aide and is very formation call phone 29. dren of tho neighborhood wye in 80-tfc last. Tuesday 1 am_extremely grate­ cl Ùdifff Tn Ihs ple*«urcaTof7tfri* iifler- ber of-the new dances were greatly T r s e /o f .Building Com. _ tf Qih in lova wjth Sanford.- •■enjoyed!” Leroy Giles anil Ed Davis, of ful for* the fine vote tendered tnel 84-ttc nooh, Dr. Waljter, Mr: Renfroe Punch wa* «erved throughout the bavo a first clam painter and sign the well known law firm o f Davis A from all parts of the county and my -V»i writer. We can do" your . re­ Giles of Orlando were among the good friends" will always be remem- and Mr. Fraaer.0Armstrong added svenipg. and during the Interiiliaaion th4lr congratulati6n« before the sur­ dclidyuB ice cream and calfe were v Apropos. pairing and auto top worjc vtoiw. prominent visitors to the city yes- licrf'd by me ir\ future years. I havo Tba mlaaionary had juat Induce^ the prise-party (Asbanclctl, all voting served« Mrs. K. S. Munson, Mrs. U <i W. H. UNDER WOOJjt, no ill feeling for’ thus* who voted that mefghtofhQoj surprise parties ttrday, J1..W. Herndon and Mra. R. A. New­ Fiji »aland tkdies to discard those tw ­ Rev. A. S. Peck, accompanied by *^T.he Hood bungalow on Magnolia for Mr. Douglaps and dri-not feel were delightfully pleasant, man and Mrs. £. Fulestan were the i l l rings choy wear la their noses, tbe membera of the St. Andrew* avenue will soon be ready lor occu­ tlint you voriHlr^(ainat me but that chaperones and the spirit* of infor­ "We ought to alng something appropri­ ate," ho said to his asaletant. "How Brotherhood returned» Saturday • . pancy and Mr. and Mra. Hood will you simply expressed your preference mality which prevailed made the about .'Ring Out, Wild BellesT* d * * at the polls, which Is the aovbrelgn from Daytona Beach, wher*, -thqy return to the city ,early. In the fall affair-piie long to be remembered’ by awered Ota lattsr. right of every American cltiren. As I hava.-'-'VJév’o ='■* business of' the *»d been enjoying a camp for the to take.posaeaalon. H. C. MAXWELL. , TitleTlond & Guarantee Co., East- Sanpm two weeks. The boy* have re­ focd l*nd League, and W. A. Whit­ Reginald Holly has accepted = =■-m:?a=1s: J « »= ■»I=s »» = » l er ■:■«»■ .m turned sunburned but happy from comb, ■1 <än 0« found In the Tax Aeposition with the grocery and meat • . Thursday (losing * 1 5W toeir ehort puling. ■««dr'« .Office in the court house.. V- atore of Louis Paint on Sanford ave- f the undersigned merebunu Mrs. I{. E, Tolar and little niece, nuc jn order to help his father reduce agree to close our places of business T H O S . K. B A T E S nrian Singato left Saturday for the,-high cost of living each Thursday at noon during the Jacksonville. M rs.'Tolar who is a iTT-’ Miller has returned months of June, July August and ■ V i'm . delegate to the biennial uf t b J ^.Dr. W POliver M AUTOMOHJKE TIRES * September, 1914: Gvntral Federation of Women's j from ^ o y lo n a where he was called Sanford Shoo &. Clothing Co. A Ì FACTORY PRICKS «ill Join the Florida' deLga*J*hl 10 “ «end the fam EsSF'ì Irwin A Giles . ' ,. SAVE PUOM.30 (0*80 PER CENT in Jacksonville, who'wlU Jeave^ fly. «•> automobile acdD. A.. Caldwell A Sona Ml U N I V I WS A L C A R Monday for Chicago. 1, ; ‘ \* Sanford Furniture Co. . Tubo JU-linor *” e Semirtoio Co-Operative Co, Pepper, enplynt eratew at F. V . ■^/V&pdlBnd Park' is- opeh. every ’ $ 7.20 11.66 $1.35' • ’ „ 78 -tf TbOraday and Sunday^ . Try to ride Woodruff A Wataon * If your pocket-book^ aouldf,' 39*3 :7.80 » 1.96 1.40 * ; .M J‘ Hutmik-1— "Boats leave .‘Janfoni 2 N. P. Yowail A* Co*. 30x3 ;.v.. 10.80 f 2.80; -1,90 • > i.?' 11 Garner left for _ w. ' n .u «talk-»—it wotiid recommend the i.v.71-tf Grace E. Williams 32x3 y inla where Mrs. 11.90 2.95 2.00 1,0 Mrs, A. S mon Ford. T he tnan ’.Cwlxa' praca~ KVeryhoiiy ia going to the Sun* 34x5^ 12,40 8.00 2.05 the past few. week*. Her hcalVH H. McLaulin day school picnic at Coronado Beach 32x4 3.35 2.40 P°9r and who will go ' ■irïo.YO •ticcs economy and wants util­ J. K. Mettlni next Thursday. Plenty of shade and <-;’ m .»O * .1.60 2.45 \ * ^ } lh resorts frhérO W ÿ*, ity invests his dollars in the ice watsr and a good time it priom- v- Theo*. 3,60. -StfiO id, hop« to hear of a 84x4 ; 10.80 E. II. Universal car. * He knows it dtiX* 3Ü*4 3.90 2.80* i*ed. i r , , •,-. * ¿ ' -P U R E D R U r •yU G Our Soda Fountain • ■ SEMINOLE PHARMACY IN SOCIETY NOTICE jro rc/ , ‘"Arthur Yowetl hn» rororttly 'purchnjwd a fine Bulck touring car aitd his many frienda ari looking Jdrward ; thi * ° '* ll0m® ,n India*» to spend ^lo- apme Tme fishing trip*; th ¡beach amt*j»thcr plgcas whero 1ha i wrcK finny, tribe ifath.ef», '"ana. ., * »*.»•- -"V * Cbarlio Bbyd, the^, nopular con; /¡»fomsMré Owners TakJ Noilcef ductor of this A. C. left lin Sat­ urday for Center Point*.-Arkaneaa r<? over Concrete Including4 All »mull cars hi* o l4 horns where he wiil spend the autrShr.*. He Is «lowly reco' I-'-^ ^ -with jmu I H - i ' tnP 25c. Ail lare». 25» tyUbiHj} ... 1 s G. W. j. a.- Me - w; w. . fyBöx4H , 0.45 3.60 3.70 ■ 4.20 7*5‘ J. 'E. Miller^ gi Air óvhfiV abçe* in. stock. .NonSkid UrM.15.pjr pent additional, re N'otlre lo Tax The 1913 t'pn yòùr prop- thbes 10 per cent nbova grey. Al lire». erty waa made bit new, lean; O^sh, guaranteed Urei tandard * and independer me flda Is. The de­ ivy direct fröaPpf and livmd t » in October, 6 per cent discount if 1918. Iftl futi accampani«» il rfere f H i ,D. on 10 per car - : ■ 5 - *-u. \ S II 4,86 4.90 * 6.10 5.90 rORIES Bt ■ Voi serves his every purpose best and at lowest cost. ? A n d don’t forget Fdr*dservice and gu^anä ä M tee. y ; • ,FVt-huçirrd’ »*«R« kW* »f-dCÄrJ »»• L<' ' • i - '¿fitti— ui»« titrrtki.... «» WVM h Detteti, c a m p i : » with «nalpmca«. pulicsUl« fiata C. F. WILLIAMS. LDWAÌÌ& HIGGINS L sv;t m -’ ma ' 1 �ABUSE R ED M URRAY HAS G R E A T .*.RM Giant»* Outfloldor la Noted fe r Bp»» tacular Catche» and Timely -Throdeln«- From Field. T h * .Sanford Lodge No. 27, I. O.'O. P. . v « *« »» All af ..Id laida lijo « and M n e attuato la the eouatloa of Oran»» and Äomlaol«, outo oí florida, o» oo much itoreoí wi may bo . nirtriirr to aatUfy a**d m u docroo aad coou. WM MARTIN> . Sparlai Mailer In Chancery. II. U. Hampton. Soi. for Compii. ot NWK af BW o n t« In d ir id unjo w h o o w n the “ Uvtngn" In partaben. Wtn eeoturto« It h »o been th « prerogntlw » o f thoee pHi « l « -o w n a r » - o f pa rla b a » to aaU tb a peat o f eatebltahod premeber, which la ttteraJly • ,llfa jo b . * . T h em aUU rempln In Bngtand an d w a la a » b o u t «lx btuedred pariabee P R E M IE R “ Non Puncture” Auto Tires JfW R af NK ofNWK, NK of . NWU LUI lo the «boro «Btillod-canoa on »londay, Juljr <tb, ISI4. . It I» futth.r ordtrod that thl» ardor b» publltkrd o n n »»rh wrok lor olght centrentiro waoko tn tbo Banford Horald. « now»|)«p«r pubtlahml « l A«afotd la taid'Botnlaoto ' "••"'y. ... . . ’ rourt at tto roun hou*» at S««ford, «arid a, tht» 4th day of M«y A- O. 1SI4. .(Saab K. A. l)OUt!L»BH. Clerk. Drowns H»v» Two Managers. The. St. Loula Drowns are going to ttavo two managers this aeaaon. Branch Illckey says he will not lead bis tnam on tho Sabbath and either Austin or have to run c otropt w i ol NW ¿¿I * ot N ; ot NW of N W k of SB t f EM of N W I( ol M •< N W k ol äEH. W H oi W!< is knit in. not priawed In. They, are (■uaranlrcd f<(r fin«n(!i». for «Ajr*®. for superibnty of material and workDirectors of Association of Junior RoIjnanship, absolutely dtalnioM and to publlcs Express C onfidence In wear six months without holes, or a Accused Official. new pair frri>. _ I)on’l drlay arnd In your order be« New York.—William R. George, founder of the Oeorge Junior Republic, fore ofler expires.. Give correct . ' '« .. .* *WM exonerated by the board of direct­ ors of the National Association ot WEAR-EVER HOSIERY COMPANY Junior Republics of U\a charges ' Dayton, Ohio brought against him recently relating to bis alleged' treatment of certain young women members of the FreeTtlle Republic, tn thla alato. A board of judghe composed of Joseph 1L Choate, Samuel Scabury and Miss Ul•Jiao D. Wald, to whom the roeortU of the case had been suhnlttad, found recently that George had been guilty . of "willful misconduct," but bad not been swayed "by a desire to Injure or abu»o" young women. The report bf the special committee eopd tbe oplnIon of the board /ot Judge» were upheld * ^ • .renuourffffo^tU v.U ls. m m *? •*....... :#••**»* olKEM ff - : - M S chain. *M SF.*f of koroby »irait tl ,N A* a.» E fo.it eh. î« « ? * h 0 . Tomllnion Í - B. Pottor----Hatton » Ha»an, C o llie r ’ » **t. (o r lo . • New YprV,-Called In by Henry IlatnngartetL *boaa wlf», Sarah, had been oti>ics>me by gas. Patrolman Philip Wanner pried open the woman « jaws, breaking Ava of bor loath, drew out her tongue and began manipulai­ ; _ Jug bcY arms. His action s«Yed the n 33»» ........ , • ii ll « P. II. Rand., , , , , T. II. Rnadr.l... Business Cards 1« fi 1» •I 8W j< ol SWM Unconscious Humor. T1H' BUtillTBiUr UHCTTT humor will be enriched by an Instance furnished some little time ago at SL Jobn’a church. Keswick; England. A lady's watch haa "been found In the churchyard,, and tho vicar. In making hla uaual weekly announcements .from tbo pulpit, referring to tho find, stated that the watch could be claimed In tho vestry. The next announcement vnurr ~We will sing hymn No. 35*: 'Lord. Her Watch Thy Church la Keeping.’ H .. . ' 'V * fiiS y tx M. Clark fUb.D4«U!e» ^ y ............. - , , ,0~ * * c ~ * " WWriW f t f« f e S !í'í:> :: î IS î! ,5 A. B. Rauca*«. Pl.t o f « . Rood. Roeoedod I . I . , , . . . (Oraa«a Coaaly Roeordo) Lot 1. Block I t ..................... Unkno A W. PoJmor.. P. L. Churok..; W. M. Slmpoon Boeordod In Ptnl Book P. Pn»o IS • uiata i i . ^ r r ^ (O raa»o Ceeety Unknown A toro» Addition la Bnafbr*. Booordod la Plot Book (Orna«» COoaly Roeordo) Tp « B»o « run . ** N 10 -‘ W * » '« « BWM ood BWM of t í u , DorWU Rroidenooo. Sinhnl and Srlraa Lake . M ■* v* j |i (Orango Conaly Record») * * ................................ .................» . W O. T W. Cook yww»» QSooooooon • o«e«o»«»»ooosboo.o«»»»ooo Qsa, Taaed» . ooooootooo* ,• i»-•••« /.* • X > •» oao.•o•t •« ,, -a I,- IÇ,I ,,f|.l , , ,JIIV , , f iUL UllMWft A MerHBfK'........... (Math Bnnford. Roeordod la Pial Book B. Pm«o M (Oran«# Cpa.ly «.tordo) . eto K 4 cto * lo ro ch ifSWÚ............. B >1 J» Lair stole Attorney torrnUi JudiOM Circuit ml . C. C. SloSorrrn........... I g « • * 1*«k A . . ............ u '* * “ f c t e t ó v ::::::: •*. H. O ito o s............... Qoo. W Danton •“ ■ ' Po«0 7» (Or*ago Coooly Roeordo) ■* " " í f * . f t * - * * y. ckoppoiro ««k-WYUio. ¡r « omS Ü L . fo ld e d i. la Plat Rook D. Pago 71 (Orange Conaly V o Woodard.. M i \\ m { i s i : c ilt e ;;;:;* :;: Í. U. Pooo* flob.blrlolon Abotrset OfBoo Dock, pago »11. BUkom rtaoUtUn (Oran»» Coaaly Roeorda) Drs.» Mason & Householder ■ 4 . Unknown....... . ( . . . . . i IT. BO 81 «0 Unknown. Unknown. .. .. .. .. . . m»«k. Rooordod le rial Rook O. Pa«» «a (Orango Coaair ........fi^ior ' ( ' i i * ‘o V w l'ii *° 10 •* UaUewe. (Orango Çosaty Roeorda) iLote a.gBlock w c Tf;fir¡S& ?S!Stf! * "•'**■“ * e- MtSiiî!1*.*Âi*if > .78 1.10 «4.60 V t B, Block C Unknown...............! r .T s ïs H :,’ ’ *' ^ °- ” ‘ * • A. H. Knight......... . W ood ru ff Building >• « ............. ^ ................... 1} Jt ........... t'K, EK •( NW K . . . 4 N»* of ii BB IL C. Polott. rd. W 100 ytbflTOrdo . . . . 1» to 10- 14 {, h B. M« grudar........ • t ,K U U .:: !! IS 40 doa. Xapf., A. P. Caolay......... 5! ,n *Wiuth Land Uomo Cc ' ai t» ÎÎ 5! Drew*« Hab-fHtldaa, Recorded lo « • ! Rook D. Png« t t (Oroago Coooly Rooordo) lA 'rxsz, tali » ad»i«»«1s i>4R» i i I. Qii.o., in , LoU B aad T . „ C. D. Eshlman Ü !! U H *? t S r f t ó l t t i ::;: ' la PUI Rook A. Pag* 111 (Orango Coooly Rocard») V. :a Ï, \ H. w. T ooter;...,.... • B. II. Daacaa Rooordod Ib Pial Book D. Pago 7« (Ornata Coa »A..MA•*,............ •:............ - e .^ „ | J. B. Blmnou M* *• TUitBir Unknown......... - - y ! ___.... .Unknown. . . . • . . íí*Ü <,TJ, w** , * Ç- JÍ- BaOart ; - - v m |»» ' ,k U ak aow a.,,. ........................... .......... •••«• •................. .................. Mr* K. P. A«t»y D- J . Curri a . . . , O. W. Parrotg. . , C o W la W jf ¿ V ¿ V Í Í W y EM ol 8BU and — , MW* T o o « o f Maat»». Ptnl o f Hi. Jo -i • ; (Oroag. isty Roeordo) 1 Dlock 7 ., ............ . J. M. Oglaoby Marida Land A ColoaUatloa C». Colory PtoaUUoa. Rocordod la Piai Rook C, Pago IIS (Oraago Coaaly Roeorda) I' dknown. . . . A W. B otiti. EUS Packard . ». ■ BAMS it a 166.4» it).. . st >0 .ao H Ì 8 . 8 kB f t ■BJ , 16 te Ç. LuadquUt n p. Br— .. Loa«wood, Rooordod la Pial Book D. Pago It (Oraafo Coaaly Rooordo) u íü ífii& w ,: That part «I Boo andar «va. . Br« on N old» af f u i rh» W of. •action of Holl} • « ran W » rh S 10 eto............... . Walch nnd Jewdry Rcp*iríi»í *. » ; Vin«nOWN , o , U o y^'c . MOPISTK ' 705*S AN F O R D AVENTE Metween 7th and 8gJi ' ' W Uto RBIIRmi h m II m , lOraago Coooty Ro— rka> . . ^rr.JaB d d d M on ú ríS t ^ » f w 'A A íd ld * ? U Mark J. H. Bryoo. t T* k Ç^*U- Cktirak,. ? ' « P * * c *f(l •• D. R. Mite hall'« Sarror. V r y Grani, R.oordod la Piai Rock R. p , „ «, (Orango Coaaly Record») ^ 7 ." * * ~ N. B. Gilè». .............. rhf N of BW cor i« ! Let B . 66’ do g « o m in B 6.09 cto >1 90 ram W • oto to U t o , * la laala.dlroctloa 70 dog .W • ;« to W-hdry ol lo t I T I mia E 10.90 cht to hog. kilo wort h Tru»t Ço. j L!!*"ortt I ru*< C« Ç^.worth Trott C o .. h N. A J , R. Loaotrd f - r a r d o » .,!..^ . » h P «d »R * ,.... U. W. HI remo a» . ,. »•1 Unknown Unknown NW K .............................. ..............* ** 81 6B B Unknown........................ V|Uo Millo Boeordod la Plat BototoC, Pago 7 (Oraago Coaaly Roeordo) ( L i t Block C . . . i . . . . , U f . J U to r jo ,. .*.. noya U. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r P. 4 B. U iilloy ..^ r_K •» NKK 5>f •••****** » Drew « C.aeJay, . »■' ............ * '* • ?» Ü îï K- 6 l l o t o r » « , « * 4 * 1 ....... ................... IB II IB 4B0 N. B. M to. . S',-V. ri Richard*»»’» Addillo» I» Woodbridg». Rar Ofdad In Pial Baak C. Pkgo 4« W. E.‘ L Hunt»- Tr ••• i l - ‘ W. X. L. If untar T f . V*40T4, ' (Oroago C o a ly Uocordr) , *••- . • I'oior Millar lloire o m o ' i t e ! . ,he la,n ° '" c M '“ ,n ,h* Co“ nlr th* wortf *tTowtohlp" (or «bbrevUtio/r therefor, occur» ii*»h»U tdfnean Township south of Tallaha»»ee; and tlhere the word "Range" aviation therefor, occurs,' it shall be held u> mean Range Eait of T id in g « . BB IB IS. B ■' floail« X>. noodaoy. . .. led lo r u t JBtok D. Vtoo 49 fóraago Coaaly Barer , J. EL B ry c.......... J. H. Bryc«.. , ' Wlldmoro. Rarordad la Pio! Book A, Paga di (Ormo»« Coaaty Booorda) d Bloch A . . . Uakaowa, ........ .............. .... ,• .' M, it. I.und<iuln........... tl ....................................... *->'->"-•« .. i- C. W. Ooodrirh. . . . . . . 9.1 > f S £ K o f R W k ........ .............. 84 IB SB 10 C . IL U èlloy............. J .. t .l Hoofefd Hrigbta Rocordod lo PUI Book D. Fogo St (Oraago Conaly Record*) U p . ,a , . / . . i o . , , , , , , ! _ ; Ko J- Îî#uy 0» . »%. . a, » 40.1 •••“ . / « r i ß . . . . J", • 64. F. Itohlaaoe . . . . . . . B.I ---• • . ' t A. J. Wageot B.l F. ¿»artu'o flehe IM»Ul»n Rocordod lo Flot Rook D, Pag* g i (Oraago Co. Record«) 1 ». B-Aad 11 (« t t (I— 16. . l ì l v l f ' " ' .........■••••<•■ . w . p . u . c i t t ........ .. B.a MRS. ALBERT GRAML1NÇ (NWk.NWJd.f K?» oT B W K and „ "vz T7T7. . - . , . . . . . l i ..............‘ P. B. Troott ................................................. .......*** ■■ ■:*.**U* < P- B. Traott.. . . . . . . . . . BB 1» 10 S . A. L. Tlpton........( , . . , 9 M oo o f R«««. Booordod la Plot Book P, Pago II (Oraago Coaaty Roeorda) ••• 1.. ( . Karr ••• . . A.,L. Tipton ' b-DMaloa, Rooordod la Plot Hook O. Pago TX (Orango Coaaly.Rooordi) • . • - - . V« . W. B. P alm er........... . . la ria l Book B, Pag» I6B. (Oraago Coaaly Rotonda) •, * H. Mi Ut»Il»II.............. ’ J. O.'PH«« Plat Rarordad la Piai Book C. Pago 19 . (Orango CoaalRBooorda) •_ . . M » . . . ... • ■. i « Silk Work A Sprcially Ii(. SRK of 8 E K it ,• Ht. Joooyk, RocordoA la Plat Book B. Pag# 111 (Oraago Coaatr Rocard») *T< O . 41 and that part ot W K' and lit* of K.V.j.iÄ.,.,. îi ‘4 •« NE,K of HWt,....... t V e t o N .ä d i rk Eof t'o-t on S 11«» ot Soc t* «*• •• rse « • ek* N 4 w g cto 8 4M tto.......... GEO. G. HERRING ... W 11 „ a t y . Rooordod Io Mio«. Book.», rogo d l» (Orna«» Conaly Roeordo) EXPERT Mclheria Present. Father always forgetr that It !» mother’« birthday until she bawls him out about It »Der breakfast. Than £ » goes downtown and «ends her home w 4cre»n door for tho kitchen or a rub"b ir m t foi{ the bathroom aa a pre»* CuL~U:'lDcliyiaU Enquirer. ■ J. H. rare RntoD . ■ . J ' VJ 1. #. 1». 14....... . .ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Jó w e le r Mir of Samtntde county. Flar­ ing daarribod property, to-wtt: 1>eac tirrlON Mor Twp Hg n '.e v i T 10 10 ta Attorney at Law County Judge * (Oraafo Coaaly Roeordo) M. G. ROWE • W W V A 'Ä t 1 PRACTICE JN ALL COURTS Office: Room» 18 ond IB Wtiboro Block, 3rd Floor A Bog 10 «to 1 Additi«« to Altamonte. R. (Orango Coeaty SANfORD. n.OKII)A Wholesale Bathing. At Kumbakonam, the Indian Oxford. to I will oo lb# Ar»t MoaM l. t I»; tba <lh day ol July, V NtaU of NWt, ufBW * 1 tl x i 1#>0 eb N and & eh E Hor poot en ■ bndry of t ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Office In Court House, SANFORD, nth JudtrUl Clrrid*, la aad lor ry. on tha 24tb lift, dorinx i to logoi hour* of ■»!», offer for > tho hlghoot aad boot bidder uj* m b dbtte -outcry la front ol tho ol (baok raw ji'of* NWM'vr » ¿ j¿ «»ri. dofraia ,% l r h^ r * Æ “ ^ / . f d to m m ta «aId Anal dorroo. and ibat < NW.tJ X H o / Lo«# i » ^ .......... ■oonrd Pookard Lead Co. lot AddfUoa lo Carnereo a ü if s t ê THOMAS EMMET WILSON Dentists r* " ” >im«ta« 0 .Tfwr lo . . . ............................... unkL o-n. ^ .: Chapmnh * Tockor’e Addillo« to Bonford. Recorded In Pl.t Book C. Pn«o » . (Orango Conaly R»tord») JJ V. Und.« V. Undio.... d. B. Byfaort.. »K « •» Sk}< » '« B i d . . . . . . . . . . . « SO I Bo», t » ft W ni N * cor . of Lot B IS 2a • •; r e e B 14S4 ft W 46 d r r W i f l S . 6 8 9 ft W 410 ft N IMS ft I! «4 ».»» ft Glon ITihol. Booordod la Pint Book A, Po»o 114 (Oraafo Conaly Botordo) L*4o f. ». «. 1 Block I . », »»»»»». . t kr>. u'ji,.. Loll », 4. a. Id. M. I«, Block t . . . Thu w .............. One Inrh'Carda Will Be PablUhrd Un­ der Thla Heading At The Rale Of 17.20 Per Year. ; :;: ;: , Harria' t «known.... Unknown---- a (Oraoce Ceanty Roeud.)------- A A \ B**h I Tu» F« i t O * U»d, ?ÎÏ7. bIoTL” if. « U » ao ai V"k*«.»o «.......... ti ^ *• 4 *“ 4 ■•>*«» a, î - t ». Bìóck *. ’ « ó » , ó : . : : r : h : i* 2 í?5í JS* îî* r Ä*ri............ William II. Boyd ... ^ R e w d o d la Mal Book D, (Oran»« Coaaly Recorda) tÌakà«iVTl*........ Amando londk.V.. W. J. Tklipon. . . <*• A. Armstrong. Mary A. Williame ter’ i; 37x5 All other altes, cent, extra. 6 per cent discount if payment in full acconpanics order and it two are so ordered, shipping ATTORNEY akd OOUNSEIJjOR at LAW charges will be paid by us. C..O. D. and Federiti Court« on 16 per cent of amount o f arder. Our output 1« limited, #o wo «uggmi Sanford FI*. early ordering. We «ell direct only*, giving 'purchtuer the advantage of all middlemen’ s profits. • STRONGTREAD RUDIIKR CO. *, • . n, ■ DENTIST Dayton. Ohio Offlce: Yowell Building rtd Orlando Florid« Farm» urparbtleo organltod ond ♦«­ o law* »1 tho Htalo Florida, 5 * W ol^Vik 9 h w u 'J Unknown'.. . . . . . . Realty Trent Co.. Sanford Mf». Co.. 5*«(wd Mf». CO.. Siaford MI». Co, rraet lllook S. TUr K............ I. Block 7, Tlor B.\. ,v¿», . lini V l í u I Í . 'k 'C ° A* ii if- 5**m . ••. C. B. P o t io r .... 1 R that under aad «I*». À-- .» j t F. H. Hand-----,* ..., cto » . 7» Bo* t& min I« » » IS ebainC^W* 14.DO chain*. gfV tltu j? )« ! KKJ* s w iiV i NX h*•KucV1 I-m?H............. /... { . . . . i A. P. Connelly * . (Oroago Coeaty Rorordo) MV TPB1U. D iVtM V r " i i" ’ * r i # J ". ''' « * V .,w r *■..........., TWr Ooaa Lola • and T) Block 1». SC—»tauiSreli G arner & ¡Inala» at NW remar ol NOTICE O Noliro M btrob] by rlrtuo of » '<fl made shd mirrati Circuit Court of t m it of thru S U I» Oran«» County, it Mr. l>. WUUsaw,,. m il i . «look it mia E la rh» S It d n sa *-J cka ta be». H . . . . ------.,,.TT. r ofS»c 19 Tp.ia H t» rua ’ . Unknowa ,N- *L 0»ra or.......... . of P«ur Miranda Grant ' de» »0 mia W I» cka - a» mi» n t a ».a cha ' . A* . V V, • O. n.-Popo ............ i* i/*toiV*r-**x'v •*, O» ®* M#r»b •* * •i •»» '•* d i u » f i l f U « . Retordad la Plat Book F, Pago 4» Itogo Co«*l> BOrerdo) . -.- .* J."«*■« C/A""' ‘ ' ■•■'4 «; »• 2 J? * * .,0 jl T ,# r » ............. ,,V - ¡crate—Strictly Cash ndw « . : : : : : : Gusranleed Wear Ever Hosiery For — M e n and W o m e n ------ - - - Ladles’ Special Offer ’’ For Limited Time O n ly Six pair of our finest 35c value indies' guaranteed hose in black or tan colon with written. guarantee, foY 91.00 and 5 stamps for postage. SPECIAL OFFER FOR MEN For a limited tiny1 only, drik -frail* of our finept 35e v»iue, Gbarimiecd Hose with * v^ritt*n .guarantee and a pair ol our well known ..Men's “Paradlie radlse barter» lor one dollar,' -ana Garter» for 6 cent» lor postage. ’ ■ You know thoM hose; they, stood tho test when all others /ailed. They give real foot comfort. They have no a»ama to rip. Tjiey never thing except abuse. These tires are intended for moat severe service. Order* have been received for theae tires for use in the United States Government Service. As a SPE CIAL IN TRO D U CTO R Y offer, we will allow thc^ fol lowing price« for the next ten days T IR E S —TURES Tire Tube . 28x3 I 9.20 12.00 30x8 10.25 2.80 30x3 *-<2 13.60 2.80. 32x3 Lj 14.05 '3 .0 0 34x3 y ¿ ’ 15.26 3.20 31x4 - t l^.OÒ ; 3.25 32x4 J8.00 3.30 NW.'t. o«t*9, for ( W ) , of NWM Soetion » aad BEK ol N K ', »nd NIU* of. BEK. Boolion tj. Tn»n.hln ;»0 South, Hang* f t Emil, I»n»h»»«ea MrHdUs ha* fllod notlr* of latonUoa to m»k* * f h e y i t i Proof, to oatabftih claim to * (ho lan d ahora deecribad, botara Ih» (louaty. Judgo. «t Han­ ford, Morid», on tba l«tb d i ) of July, 1914. %_ aktod i,a f ir.rtkl1ffllffintirii m a * . . A .Ï T T r ^ v : I N to deg to mia W Ü M IL E S . Thcec tire» bear the greatest known mileage guarantee, yet are •old at » price even leas than tire» of ordinary guarantee. Thia guarantee coYcra puncture«. blow-out« and general wear. Guarantee covers nn Muartayi, W. R. G EO R G E IS . AB S O LV ED t* B1.“* !*1 TÄP ••..............-•* ■ S E R V IC E NWtaofVfW Red Murray. 7 ,0 0 0 (Oraafo Coaaty c :| . E " ? “ " ! : -i. Block T, T h t I « . . , rtiil<4 Fm Ni r« GUARANTEED < Sioux City 0»t» Inflelder. Announcemtmt U toado by President Hanlon, of tb# Sioux City club, that Jlramlo KaVe, for the last six year» first baseman for the Oowjia ñ— úi, has been purchaaed from tho JlourVaa and will be used 'at first baso. Ethel Barrymore*» Boot Role. ■ ’ *■drtm. Samuel polt; the oldoet, U eeatrd by hla mother. Baby Jack Is seat­ ed on the floor, aud the youngest mem­ ber or the Colt family la neetllng In the arm* of Its mother. T.Wr.1‘ f* » *«£ !• E r i .................. î "¿<îe,,a, *.tUï.}* ..................... ä Hi Teoa r * outheld. From 1905 to 1907 Murray waa a atudant at, Notre Damn uhiveralty and tho ater member o f the United Orotherhood o f ('arpentera and î . Joiners of America varalty baaeball aquad. In <1807 ha entered the profeealonal rank» aa a Sanford Local Union No; 1751 maata member of the 8L Louie National». first and ¿third Thursday night at 7 After the epa»on cl 180* he went to o'clock In the Eagtaa’ Hail. ' Now York In a thre*coroered deal Rex Packard 1 Oeo piacl^walder^mado by New York. ClnclnnaU and R. S. and T. “Trcaidenâ 8L Louie, in wbioh New York turnqd Roger llreanahan over to St.' Loula. He has remained with the Giants alnce that time. , at cbrn.xoi ljtft.Ht,apd Palmetto Ave. Cube Have Qraat Pitchers. O. L. TnjftoK ' L. Peck ’ If. Uank O'Dey la to be Uken aerlSecretary * =*>* ■ Exalted Ruler ouily the Cuba will hare a great pitch­ ------BARRYMORE ing corps this year. O’Day declares Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. Moot» every second and fourth Thurs­ a CoN Detighta to Play the Part of that In Cheney, Vaughn. Humphries. Pierce, Charley Bmlth and Lavender Mother With Her Children day in Masonic Hall over the Imperial the Cube will be remarkAtlT well for­ About Hec. * tified lu the btrx. O'Day la enthusias­ Theatre. Vlsitin¿companions welcome. J. P. KarnaU 0 . L.,Taylor New York.—-Mrs. Ethel Harrymore tic over the apparent rejuvenaUoh of Secretary HighPriest Colt, k n ow n to theatergoer* aa E th el Lavender, who waa a big winner in 191*. Hank nays that Vaughn, the Barrymore, on e of the popular ac­ tresses of the Amorican stage, d«light» big left-hander who waa a sensation to piny the greatest role of hnr carear after he joined the Cubs last sum­ 11GAI ADVtm ISING ta- the seclusion of her home, where mer, -.rill repeat and that Pieree, a she is surrounded by her three chll- southpaw,. will be a consistent win­ ner. 8lnce the acquisition o f Second Baioman nil! Sweeney. O'Day firmly belleres that the Cuba will be up with tho leaders of tho National leaguo race all the way. , ' . the n c« prier, o t hara mad« o«cr II and Our n a pubUctti the price of Codo* «alone «a n d muai betaken ad ran W M Y o o G et ja CeMtr'e U the one I weekly ol tht whole t rood ottica » bon maialine lor tpo w » . r . u « t iii . ; , . . . I aad «. Block í Tier •........ 8Ö .'Ü ’ C n.d^W^.f Wm la * 0 « - * «0 ft). Block T Tier > •¿dai*5.50. NW I * « U I lio «adwaluTtncnnd •coo««Uoowtert. fcr W» can of« it M a Mill fan»« redactioo la con. »«tion with tkj, •publicaüo», A C ou n cil C om m a n d er Pac*,Sak.t>l>lol«a . f Block C oC MatloarUt*. j5 (Oraago Coaaly Rarerto) K. W, 8Ulo*. i n C lu b « •-Ufta-WÆr,' where the rtrtu of MunJag the reo­ lor» ta held by privai» ownar». who Mil It tí»» mum way aa othar prop­ erty. In th»M placa» tba parlihltmera poaaeaa little, U aay, IW W IM that tba rauniremaata of raUgioa or aortal waU-betog Will be coo*1dared by tba palmo. Tba ownar ha» la the palp«» « tmmt which produoot S certain tacana and create» a pereoa’e freehold, aad not even tba hdebop earn prohibit the )mta If oer- M axtor ». W. Sitata«.. »«h », The S---------- L .. . . - . 7 Meet» every Monday »t 7:20 p . m., over Imperial Tbegtre. .John J. (Rod! Murrey, outftelder J. W. 0 . .Singletary * •L .D . Wlckfr with the New York Oíante, waa bora Secretary H. 0 . In KHnira, N. T „ March *. IMS. H» U noted for hla »pectacular catche» aad hla timely "throtrina" from .thp >U ate City Camp No. «, W. O, W ' Meet* eecond and fourth Wednoeday nights in epch month. * O . it . C alh ou n J . P . Hoolehan C lerk i 8 and 3 mack 6 Tlor I . . . . ; . IB Block & Tlor I . . . . . . . . . . ' . • N a tio n a l . A T T A C K -D L D .C H U B C H iv JNO. D. JINRINH. -tS fo ^ s g r ? Uakaowa......... * Ik D, Page Ior K* *w I l f 1 la NW oto o í S Ii-« S  •W-, �, ■■■ 'v •.. . 'S «v . : . > U5r~thC tttn emlnatforr of rudimeoUr knowledge- of the' simplest instru H yçu want to buy or a*» „ ' menu that have co m e to us ‘from savage times. A few years ago to do buaioess. with a common voice, the newspaper 7S-U with a common voice, he news­ D em iu of Vanderbilt and Others BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN papers of the country cried out Lo*t or Stolen— Niagara t. . Breaks the Record. against the man that rocks the boat black finish, No. E, E. 8862. YOU AND M E.” H returned. M. E. M ‘ until he disappeared from human °>p* for* Tift, and Magpolia. ; sodety, but the-protest against.him Cstate Paid Largest Inhortt&0-2ip ■ V ■ was often put in the shape 6f a Tax Sine* Enactment of Law fist or an oar before he consented to r * I WHh the Sum of W,150^0(VU All Local Advertisements Under depart—only whan public opinion Many Rich Men Dia.' This Heading THREE CEN^S a mer. 4 Call at 211 E. Third St. A CHIEL 18 AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. warranted extrome measures did the ayersge man resort to extreme New York.—With Um death recen tly Line For Each Insertion. Minimum " HE’LL PRENT 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. :----------- — _______ measures'in the defense of the lives of Oeerge W. .Vanderbilt, Qeorge W est- Charge 25 Centn. All kinds of stenographic and Inghouse and John L. Cadvalador, ofof the young and careless. writing work' neatly' done flcUla in the state comptroller's of1 This Is the season of our dis­ But knowledge is stlU needed. .A In snswering an- advertisement « Deine advocate of munidpa) floe la this city began a tabulation of St. John’s Hotel, Room 12. content when the boys are home fow days ago eight young people where no name or house number ia ownership' U v u with feel int» of 77-tft the. wealth left by the large number mentioned in the ad please do nht from school and do not know what ider and astonishment that the pushed » J>°*J Wtoi f rive^ only to of 'Prominent New York men who Wanted A good secondhand butothic. day I ehould read in aome to do with themselves and their find If o w lo ld e d so’ that It drpped ask Tha Herald for information as fy * . Mrs. A. E. Berg, Route 2 have died alnoe January 1, 1112. It papera that Lakeland expected to parent» hardly know what to do with each motion of the oara, while Is estimated that the total amount of to the identity of (he advertiser. m 80-ttp sell her munidpal plant to private with them. Here in Sanford the the current bore it away, frtmi the wealth passed on to the next ‘genera­ Usually we do not know who the control. They said the plant had positions that a young boy could shore. Not one df thg party knew tion by the death oi these men la advertiser Is and If we do w e- are Wanted—Okra, • corn, cup!*., never paid and in order to lift a Qll are few and far between and there enough to judge as to. the capacity more than ooe billion dollars. not allowed to give oat this In- onions, radish,* beets and a liuu The state comptroller at Albany re­ formation. Simply write s letter celery. All STRICTLY choice debt from the city It would be a U nothing left for the majority of of the boat— not one of the party good plan to aell the munidpal them to do but roam the streets un­ could swim. Seeing that all could ports that for the year ending last snd address. It as pet Instructions Address E. T. Woodruff, car, Atv .. plantt-and get the money. It look­ til tha school bell rings again. The not be saved, three young men de- fli^teeahar the total amount of rev- n the sd. .. . b; ■ gon Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla. S2-2p i ed like very poor business Judgment rearing of boys is a great and a moat liberatcly j5li/nged into the water anas collected by the state from the to me and I awaited some ex pi ans momentous question aod .one that and were drowned so that the girls Inheritance tax Wee 812.724JSt.B6. Wanted— Six families to keep cost FO R SALE The sum to be collected from estate« tion.uf the affair and now I have it sooner or later will rise up to haunt might be esfa— this was nobib but not yet appraised Is beUrred to be •u™V,*r; . Writ* to, spanmvnu. from the Lakeland Telegram and the fathers of the boya in Sanford. most foolish. If the four boys had much larger. For Sale—82,600.00 buys celery Box 223, Daytona Beaeh, Fla. 1* I (t does not sound anything like the We certainly should be making some dropped cosily overboard-and rested Never before In the history of this farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 years. provisions for them and all the good their' hands lightly op. the gunwales flmt report, being as follows: ooautry. It Is said, have so many men 8600 cash, balance 1, 2, 3, 4 ,'years — ------------------------• * * Wanted-*-Onl# or more room« *, ‘ ' The report of the dty manager advice and sermons preachsd will of *the boat all could have floated of wealth and power died In aueh a a t 8 per cent. F. B. Woodcock, published in the Telegram yesterday have UtUe effect unless we try to for an indefinite time— tor Ignor­ short period. Included In the list are Owney, 7 Oxford Place, Kirkwood, first floor for light housekeeping, Bft. furnished, by an elderly |»dy. is interesting and illuminating. It help them with a Y. M. C. A. build­ ance* of-'the simplest facte connect­ «•eh names ea J. Plerpont Morgan, Georgia. 79-8tc A. D- K „ Herald office. M-tu shows that, even under the present ing or something of that tfort' that ed wtah boating three were drown- Anthony N. Brady, "Benjamin Altman. For sale at a bargain, 8 year old Charles B. Appleby. George A. Hearn, disadvantageous conditions the light will give them a jilace to go in (he ed! * t Wanted to buy from owner, either In other.ipatancea we Mfd swim­ Henry M. risxler and Isaac V. horse end a good cow. S. A. Hous­ and water plant owned by the city evenings. The coat of the boy in ton, Cameron avenue, R. F. D. No.3 vacant or irapirved city proper!» Is paying handsomely. It strength’ this day and age ia enormous and mers going into the surf, without The tax on tha Brody estate, paid weil located. No »gents. Addrm 83-3fp .ens the opinion already held -by a unleas his early training standa him tention to the state of the\ide— la advance oc appraisal to ' ‘ Property,", e-o Herald. Very large proportion of the citizens of in good «lead Ije will r. rUjJ/Oy^fstti hen wearied they, start toward the dlecount oo the regular perFor Sale— Good all round hone. Wa'nted-7-To buy a home on farwLakeland that it woujd 'b e folly by the wayslde’in the lacayiofrey-, ch* only to find themselves car­ f M li.m . which WA« on M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. able terms 'before July l , t Ceapremacy. ,‘V TC ho coat Of the aVehste tl sell this valuable property and ex­ ried out further snd further by tbs ▼alo»lion o f ITt.-QCO.OOO. 7!Hf trally located Box 1256, dty. boy 1* »«mined up by the-Indlfmapchange munidpal control for pri­ fdree of the ebb. How can the fool­ The Morgue estate has paid ip,, ad­ For ; s j b —-1910 -Cadillac touring vate ownership. It also establishes oils Nfljfp fp the following: V •‘1 ' > ' v 84-4t ish °nd the careless be instructed? vance tax of IMOO.OOO on aa estimated Aca’dfntle sAtatiatlciana frequent­ Sometimes the effort seems hqpeless, total vhleaUoa of MB,000,000. exclu- cur f(y^$4W,0q.«ftfó- overhauled in conclusively the fact that ~8tnford Ma_ „ , to reduce the rates on tW cirk ¿far* ly apply their nritmetic to aome but if we ftive exterminated the etve of works at art, which have been goodI *ri)finin|'j|hfpe, Voloe WertS Cultivating. of investigation. A Rocker of the Boat, why not hope releed at more than 8M.000.0Oa chine A 82-tfc ‘ rent and water a plant must be in' strange Think at laaat twice before uifcg your voice once If H Is well tnla«4, stalled which will insure more eco­ professor of Opeago Unlveraity, for for results in other d rections? Is George W. Vanderbilt Is supposed to For Sals^Hone, wagon-and bug­ end try nev r to utter a-word thft fc nomic production than the present example has figured out the coat of it not the duty of parents to see have left 660,000,000. Attorneys for the «stata ero working en en estimate gy with harness. All will be sold not clear, distinct and well modaiitM inadequate machinery. Indeed, un­ rearing a boy, The very cheapest that children learn something of the of the fortune to be marts to the state for 8125 cosh to firs! man wbo ap­ Hunted, v*reless habit« of Ilf« ud s less something'!* done before the ad­ rearing, he aaya, cost the parents water and Its waya in dealing with plies. L. F. Hancock, R. D. f 82-«tc tendency to lrriUbltUy are vent of the winter season there Is J4.00Q to bring the boy from baby­ man? T to largwt laberltaeéé tax parid stble for the harsh tones of probability of serious breakdowns, hood to the age of eighteen. Leas There is no sense In telling boya b m tbs «ooctnieat o* the law was For Salo—Practically bran new vote«« which nature fitted fnr with resultant interruptions of b*t- than this will not suffice, but as and girls they must not go upon 1 ot 88JMJM0 OB Om 827.000,000 1914 Overland touring ear, fully thing better than to grate on oar nn teSs at t w UU OoL John Jacob As­ «quipped, self starter, electric lights as they do. vice and very annoying experiences much more may be spent as the the water or In the water—some day te that Um estât« of In.use abort time by owner, 8860 on the part of the people, who are parents can afford. Presumably he they will try the experiment, and at 867,000,. refers only to the necemtry mini­ liable to be left in darkness t r withthen the inevitable will occur. Far . Rejected Manuscript cash.takes car. B. A O. Motor Co. • out water supply. This condition is mum cash outlay, and makes no safer lt.la to Impart knowledge than 0M, Im U the rscorrt.' Answer to * ComespondanL-W* B anja aria A it m ao. O a orsa A . Haarn. For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow. P. O. have no space for your story, -R. a. due solely to the rapid growth of allowance for the parental tilde,1 to multiply warnings— why not learn W .;” It reminds us rf the North Cos* Box 1387. 7-C the dty. It Is hardly reasonable to knowledge of experience. Some par­ by the experiences of others before its. oro som« of ths men try bill ¿posting candidate who !» contend that Improvements put in ents of coarse gain knowledge snd it la too late? When* you want s typewriter tee plored tha local public to stick ap hr oro being ndJasUd by • • • four years ago should be adequate experience st the expense of the boy, comptroller. Mr. Altman Connelly, also ribbons and carbon. him because he had stuck up fortte* now because they were adequate snd tha time of other parents ia L Now that the election la over M t kis Sri works, rained at 110.000,78-tf —London QMbe. then. The Telegram knows of. pri­ without value. 8o it ia barely pos- snd a thing of the past can I ask 000. to the'Metropolitan mnsetmi HU vate concerns in Lskeland that have sible. the professor’ s calculations con­ the real men of this section to get total estate is ssppoeed to be For Sale—Black saddle and driving T ? T > l? T ? London “ Tange» Nedns.l had to replace their entire equip­ template a profit and loss balance together on the road question and 820.M0JO0. mare. Inquire of J. D. Roberts- at r A l i l i «Evelyn Thaw’’ Britto Mr. Hearn»' another noted art col­ grocery. ment during the put four years between b?y and parents that elim­ do something. The present status 4fc-tfc These two beautiful pieces of pop-1 H i. with enlarged and modern fadlities inates thesis items from hia statis­ is nothing but child’s play snd the lector. Utt me aetato .Of 810.000.000. ular jewelry are the crate tsHriJ t g l rts« a DftUW« art ootlectioaL The I have a few bushels velvet brtkns - due to the changing conditions, tit tics. Even so, it ia not entirely ■ooner we g e t' tognthsr the soon «stata of tanno V. Brokaw Is «odmeted left. Will sell the»» cheap. Come ■eclaty weotvn in New York ao41 dear how he arrives at hit final is only reasonable to expect that the will all psrties etmcernnd get what at in.ooo.oop. and s wdnation of 84.largest ' cities. They are neat ssdl 81-3tc mutdipal light and water plant, onet iutn. is ooming •to thi*m..Thi« matter 427,601 was-placed on the «stata of at ortce. A. M. Tyler. clsga.nt gold- finished articles tisi Nor ia it at all clear that any,prac­ seems, to have gdtua far enough* and Iridar Strass. TJ«nry Tria*t«r M t on of the largest and most ‘ important For 8ale— New Potatoes, sorted will.'¿ladden the heart of eróy prt institutions in the dty, and the tical purpose has been served by hia to me it ia only another source, of estato of HJWOJOO. and washed, full bushel 81.25 'de­ or woman no matter how yoanj tr quickest to feel the pressure of the arithmetical exploits. If he could revenue for the la s e r s and thrt ia'x Other lafrge «eûtes settled to 1*18 livered anywhere in Sanford, sub­ community’s growth, must also be show that a 14,000 boy, grown into payer will* suffer by 'the „deal. Now are those' o f D. O. Mill«, who left ject to your approval. Send postal how’ old. Very stylish and gttro] provided with equipment to enable manhood, -4« less. Valuable than a that tome people eeem to have ob­ aboet 810,000,000; Bdwiq Hawley, vai- card order to C. E. Snyder, Route 1, ilva.'. ' ’ O bi; Free Offer. We are sdrol It to respond to the increased de- 810,000- boy,, something might be tained eatlsfactlon there is nothing ned at 60,740,000, less debt» of about Sanford. 8I-8tc tl«ir.g Spearmint Chewing Cm [ prnv^l hv hi« flviirisi. But he can- hut to do aomethlng and let the t i.000,000, and James R- Keene, eetienawdsi •■■■ and desire to piace a big box of tto ■ mated ot 6*0,000.00» .— ;-------------------To use an axpression trite and not. The 8AÙ001 boy may be, s work of road build ng go ahead. For bU6—A Kinul huinu gull luushd. fine, healthful gum into every bos*. tssm -" V !* ’ • r —n rr homely, but truthful, wo cannot cat million dojlar^maii. Jud the 810,000 The majority of the.people in. this 8500 cash, balance easy payments. It sweetens itfiV breath—whites« the *“ u dependent.. our rake and have it,.too. -W e can- boy an impecuntou $ room house,.81>600, easy paymorttil, district are heartily tired of all.this taetlj t.aud. aids digestion. It b re- ( Ensmy of the Bo/k Lovey. .V." not keep our money in pur pockets Cheap raising-does.not mean a cheap bickering end back bltinft and .they 8 rooms and bath. 1300 cash—monthly One of the mott-'eoumon of the refrealiijjt' and pleasing to i!L To ; and yet have an up to dale and gder product when it corves to rearing want results and. now is the time to payments. book destroyers Is thé. bread borer. every ohe opebding us but 50c aa4 j quatc plant. Wu cannot bo .’ fur­ boys. No doubt, Abrrthain'.Lincoln^ get together and do something be­ which Is found In libbràrli/s and in rye W«U 'located, lot, ’ 5& 0. 860 cash, nished light and water at cdbt of for instance, coat his parents {ess sides retard progress. You know bread. It ia half an Inch tong, downy, balance monthly. C-opneMy, 109 Mag- i? 7tamjii^q.'eqvcr shipping c o « U r ‘ riglil »hip -a; big box of 20 regular » production and yet make fextengiopa than 84.000r he very -likely left the what 1 mean and you should take light brown In color and 'striped nolia avenue. 07-tf 'packages, or-iks Spearmint Gum u4| of lines and mains with thYearnings parental roof, with the financial'ac­ the matter up. We want results in lengthwise. It lays its eggs "between For Sale—Two Jersey.hclfcr» fith insliide the elegant of thé pLanL Dut by providing by counting all in hia favor. And one road building and let petty jes!- the leaves of books pud In chinks In the covers. The young hatch tn five Ant calf. J, D. Hoskins, Second VtBhjW'* ■serkljirr and ' ’ Errirs a bond. issue at once for necessary .Would oot have' to go far to cite outles be t y ( B L | i 6 i t o ^ ' absolutely free* (V.—t. or six daya . and the larvae at. ones street, — ------- ------------ 84-4tp plenty * of .examples to prove that extensions the pftnt Is’ freed from T ljs Vfftr Is for a abort time salf. that burden and its product can be laviah expenditure in upbrining has T Douglass' baa been re-elected as bore« long narrow tunnels through For Sale— Dmrjc brown horse, M Not more* tjjun 2. orders to on# pF* paper, leathac_ond wood of the bindfurnished at cost; and by installing a been worso than money wasted. clerk of the ‘circuit couft and being hands high, • weighs 900 pounds, 8 ty. Dealers not alloitod to accept f *"«• ' ' , v *a|L_« II____________1 11 "n o t There is a homely old laying that ______ . plant, equal to fijV.jecd» of the city n goodI fellow know -he will years hid, g^titls and sound, war,a this rqlt of prodkrticb V.H1 be re­ a ailk purso cannot bo made from a get mad if I poke this at him bat ------------------- 77,'i t any place. ^Priee 8150.00. Richard s ’alk s co m pan y War and. MerafS. ; *J duced-to the minimum. »The city hog’s ear. But It ia probably closer how I* this gs a speech before- 0*« C6rter,'Lak»;M**y, Fla. 84-ltp # . "Every war. evoneth‘i briffelt. will. manager figures that with«.* proper to the. point to say that, raising a •lection. I .do, hpt say that Doug­ In one year, demoralise men Intomparr equipment' current can b*; furnished boy Ir a gamble at beat—a gamble lass said this bnt it sounds like him: ably moro than thousands of -thefts, .fo r SrtJe-^-Tpio good horsca apd at 6 cents per k.' to.'*and .-Water at 12 [or the boy and a gamble for the ‘T don't know a thing abgut Hie arsons sod murders committed!In Uta. ■firing wÎKôn. Inquire of Coro Cols OWNI cents prr thousand gallon«. These parents. Still it Is the best gamble tariff. If I did I would be k «uVk- course ot centuries by individual m*n BoKllngMCo. 80-tfc ere very low rates.' A copy of the in the world und, somehow, on the msn. I* have only ordinary com­ under the Influence of passlon.M -r;TolsI PAINT, J For Sale or Rerftrf-Two nico resi- i ordinances of-the city of Pensacola, whole It turn* out pretty well. The mon sense snd that, combined with toL you win SM I, sn’ cea st A bargain. W.* J. Thigpen. just received, ahowa that the mini­ 84,000 wager, plus affection, hope, conscientious effort, *ought to make CO d s . PCT /.-* * ♦ ’ 80-tf mum charge for water in the year interest, faith, may all be lost, but a good county clerk out of me. I Keep Conscience Cleari tBoaostm THIS IS still it pays to rear the boy. May 1911 was 4Q cents per * thousand humble solicit your support, andtif If .you sell your conaclehUo to ipgallons, thouagh this rate has been his numbers increase and hia shadow I get. thrt job 1 seek, you will find ereft, you traffic with a friend.— éy rt g«l«. L.Í&M. S*®}* j „ reduced uptil the minimum charge never grow lese! • me at"* the court house early snd Jcechrr. ‘ / ’ l y i t e ú Resi P*int I • • • Furniahed room for rent Terms rca- ' ^AdjifttB^LInsasdOO *> is now 26 cents per thousand. It ■Ai late." ss* eonahle. . Apply 214 Park aventtr. 63-1( . ,rjidroig .it o m i* with U «J» • • • •* . is probable that the-rate/ forecast 5 Summer time ia here, vacation I« Ca«tl, H .irais la d t,lai Clt«. ^ i i,L. 7 y ai a. Paint For Rent— Large pleasant rooms, • for Lakeland are as tbw art those of time is here and the bolt rockpr and U and tar K-mla»l» Caanl». Vlarlda. Ckiitii, NllUag Tsiephons, electric’ lights and. bthor Toy Animals. ^ariy.city in the statb^pefhapa lower. the man who cannot aw'm?*who A»» M. Tylar, Camplaloant ‘.Jti only $ 1 ^ 0 V*ri& conveniences. Apply 41» Oak *7n all tho ages of thb world’s his­ V * . takes a young lady out in the. water ~*'*<Il hiqi been objected that no .pro­ Laura K. T^lrr. Ilaapnndant. ’ ‘ 69-tfc * vision is made in the city manager's beyond, her depth will flow take the tory Ohlld’ on have loved their toys to Ta Lauts È. T ylar.'Or-atiag: You ara h»rau« raqulrad ta ba and a figures for retiring the bonds. T^ie boards and the paper will be full of be In tho shapes of snlmnli. Mules bafora ioti rlrcult ruiiri,- atIba H*»#al____ H*»#alli Jui ■ ■ tha - -----— lha ■ For Rent— Rooms, large, cool, 'I..........andlfnyj«». ol Flgrlda, I« an* for Ramio• item of 86,400, representing 10 per accounts of drowning* and •w'hst- appear among the toys__ of pottery dictai Cpcult My from Cyreuatc«.' made i l Athena; ala ola eoustjr, Vtorlda, at tka coutt'Àoua# »rr'eoned and well furnished , tor , thtn not. The fellow who. rocks the boat t cent depreciation ( in machinery, Saalord Florida, on Uunday, tho Srd.dor Sanford, ■potted • ws from Egypt; a boy rid­ fi . Augnai, A. p . 191*. and aaavar a-bill ot housekeeping, at 302 Park avenue1 i jf could be left almost ^wholly intact hardly ever gets drowned. He usu* ing a Swan, a goat from cypruq, made ot complaint. Plod In lha'«Jro»« itytod rauaa lor tljjs purpose. Further, the fig- ally aeea.some of nla victims taken beforo the Christian era; rams, ducks, ' For Rent— Completely - ¡fe urea are baaed on the output of the out of the'^water dead but the fool- fish, sit bear witness to tho love of **« ................ , - Wttkly AtwipipAf. pub* houso with piano for present plant, which could be grea^ lab one is usually, saved. However (be child on of early times for shi- tbhed ______ «t Sanfurd. la lamíanla rounty. rtav-. ly Increased without corresponding should the idiot be drowned the &.nls In miniature •as playthings.**--. Ida, one* aach waak for tight ranaacutlra Few steps to poitoffi... __r _r steamer codk. A. W. Brow« ‘ «•»increase of expense with proper chances are good that aome of his Mrs. F. N. Jackson. ’Toys of OOw a and twdrrad thla tha ilh 4 l> .i Je«». /A. ISI*. o t ................. Florida. , i1 equipment. Thla additional output victims wilt suffer. A little common Daya.” i _____ Vtotlda. ._____ *________ * • (m — ;----------woul4 be largely net earnings .wlrleh ssi*e used from pow on. until the M«t) E. A. DOUOI./I Clark of tba Circuit Rent— Fur could join with tha item under the vacat on daya mto over will suffic* Effset It Had on Haiv roll, top head of depredation in cgwallng an to keep down the death- list ma­ The hand imNt Amer'can uniform and tàfileâ. 'Also a adequate and rapidly accumulating terially and along this line the Is unquestionably that of tho First sinking, fund for the retirement of. Timee-Unlon has. tfyt following: city* troop of Philadelphia. It Is ro­ . HacluV »A>l eh.,.,» lastT'L.ir:? viÄ typewriter desk and other Norie» u **...i gl»«» that n. naacham, ment for aal« or rent. the bonds. r "•> LThe warm season 4« with us,;wnd. tated j)f a certain Trooper -Twiddle, who ^urrhuwr . «I , «trincata NaJ a n , The Telegram feels that .the agita­ now* the ' physicians inslkt that nil 1« patttcuUrly handaoms. that aa he Had i Ur Ilk July, a, IV taor ■U sa-Skd a sirt • la a mr my nl n nfflea, ’ and tion and the discussions that- have take to the woods and ^o upomthe claulted down Walnut street v'no day t Ia» m i d .., ,. ,, M ‘ Fumili bed Îïçuse o/ Five Rooms— Ub 1«W.' ‘ Raid Raid**1rartlAcala , sppearsd in its column«, will all tend wairtrp. as mwfc a» w e 'm ay.-*T o In hia long and luatroua boots, white ln «ccatdancoBl Scree noli tka to dnrrlbcd doeskin breeches and eUttoriag helm. * to bring about better conditions^ Ti»V Iaké/;,tód t6*' seashore will county, n B*r This la vrbst we are all striving-for rtocirtKe "(hxjuihtlè’sà,» «od (be pre- a pretty jro ig Irish psrlor maid wna heard, to say to the butler: "Hhura, l U fe ld .e g ito- _ PerhapsMt might be well to get rur- »uinptuoirt‘-will atrryp tb appear wlae on’ I’d like to pawn him now!” For ther expression from the people by by professing 9upa$or skill with WUJ --------------neral mass meeting In boats—front this' '¿¡¿hies many i ..a3I aaH tasche» us to >hs»es of the alt- deaths. the id judicial- ex CURBSTONE GLEANINGS i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT • \ « » - , A « J L . TO BENT mkm*. JWäiSfi’ r. * i •/ÓA • ^ �** ■¿ i - - --------------- ? *■ 3 ^ W . •-V -Í k’ -" -.-; M:;v '' 'V^. — - .# r , ‘ r ,'.'í',: .,; T ■— ■>■■ ^ '‘•Î ' ■ . OJ^CIAL ORGAN OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORLD PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ÌN SANFORD— Life U Worth Living VOLUME V KG© ■ 1 — L-eaai SANFORD’S HAY AND CORN CROPS WILL BE GREAT fACTORS SANPORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1014 NO. 86 \- Launch Party Ilot Wave Sweep# Country Mr. W, ;J. Thigpen gave. a de­ Washington, June I J .-T I uj ter­ lightful boat rido Monday evening rific heat wave that has caused many in honor of Mis» Mabel Bowler/ • death i and intense suffering in • ' ______ - — The party left the city dock at crowded centers of central valleys 2:00 o'clock in the afternooh for since the first of the week spread Beresford on the launch Mamio with today Into "the east. In Portland, Capt. Pagenhart at the wheel. Mo., the offidal temperature reach v> ______ L. ’ •‘ . On arriving the guests repaired to •d a- max mum of 90 degrees. BoaI>‘ a s s is t in g t h e f a r m e r s a large pavilion where Mr. Joe Deton sweltered with the mercury at PEACE DELEGATES SEEM TO Mont urnished music on his "Vlc88,' and Washington and New- York t o REDUCE LIVING COST. “FAVOR HUERTA ^ torila” for the young people to trip had temperature# of 89 and 80. thp “ light fantastic toe,” liter which A few places In the central west a delightful lunch was served. ’ Then temporarily . were relieved. How­ tzi }¿• MJ*» Q'fDude Green entertained the ever, generally throughout tye In­ crowd with two Interesting readings. Bertha Takach vs. B. W. Rowo gbs. iassault and battery, Appeal terior conditions today were as bad The return tyip was made in the as on the two daya preceding with and J. A. Takach partners, dUtreaa waa x! ismlssed. evening and few there were who •<v t ’ "■ temperature»’ ranging from 90 to warrant. ‘ Case dismissed at cost of TRK s a n p o r d s e c t io n is c h e a t did not feet the mystic spell of'the plaintiff. erican Agricultural Chemical 98. beautiful moon casting its reflection There waa small chance of imme­ DIFFERENCES MAY SPLIT THK i n STAPLE CROP AS WELL AS Confl>any Conri1 va. G. R. Calhoun, G. F. on the water beneath and causliig MBDITATOSS AND UNDO TUB diate relief, weather bureau officials State of Florida* vs. James J. Smith, final judgment. * VEGETABLES even old bachelors- to bo a-little stated tonight. WORK STARTED Jenkins— rape.. Case is continued ' Florida Real Estate* ft I nvestment Jmt now wherr-there seems to be sentimental. Atlanta, Ga., June 12.—The heat and capals issued for Jcnkink. Niagara Falla, Ont., Jane 12--rThe ride was a delightful one and Co, Sam Schmelr, case referred to •wave, which has gripped the south a general •drouth over the entire Differences of opinion^ serious tha# all pronounced Mr. Thigpen a graCheney referee. J. for several days, continued today. State of Florida vs. Jesse Mar­ country it is well to take Block of ciops boat. they imperil the continuance of tho Columbus, O*., reported the highest lowe, Jury rendered verdict of man­ ogr own section un} demonstrate Those present were 'the Misses slaughter. WJght Grocery Co.,’Va. R. T. Del- temperature, the mereurythere ris­ conferences here have developed between the American delegate» and wherein Sanford sectidn is so far Mabel Bowler, Belle Smith, Bessie egai, final judgment, damages ing to 100 degrees. Bristol. ^ 1.the mediation ffilenlpotjhtlariss. Schumpert, Alice Whltner, Peachca _____ _ rapfrior to the balanco of" the coun­ Tenn, had a temperature of de­ Henry Jones and Tom Ashe were IlShiOG. On many vital po nts tifejre is fiat XefHer, Florence Frank, Mell Whitty that comparisons are unnccesdischarged from custody In the Mum State Florida va. Jesse Marlowe, grees and Lynchburg, Va. recorded -disagreement. .» ner, Pear H B r o w n i n g ' . ford murder caae.' h maximum of £8 3 The,latter was mnnflaughter-jl6 yéara aentence. iary It is said that the corn crop Gertrude Green. The men were First, the mediators, representing ______ , ( ^ a new June record;,,'or Lynchburg. ted the hay crop will be sholt in Messrs. W. J. Thigpen, Geo. ,D. presumably the viewpoint of the In the Sandlin case defendant Tbe temperature here reached 98 Mexican delegates, are insisting that State of Florid*-vs. KlrbjLlSttidittry section of tbe United States Bishop, Joo DoMont, G. A. Hilfj W. found guilty and aenteuee suspended degrees, three degrees lower than the provisional president, of Mexico M n, bigamy. George DeCottes and that both of these staple crops W. Watson, E. M. Galloway, E. J, sworn in as assistant states attorney. durihg goad behavior, ye«terday. . , > shall bf a «etftritl who shall not have Close, Fell* Frank. The party were The wsatber fui«c«at tonight for till soar in price before the winter been *ir*ctive partean In tbe con­ chaperoned by Mrs. T. S. Browning. Sandlin represented by I. J. McCall Stills E. Sandlin va. Kirby L. southern gfatei’ tomorrow indicated stitutional cause. of Jasper, C., D. Blackwell of Live •taion b on. Here in the Sanford Oak and A. K. Powers of Sanford. Saiujlin, divorce, final decree enter­ that heat conditions might some­ Tbe American delegate* have »etion there will be no shortage of Knights of Columbus In Sanford what be relieved by local tunhderJury was J. S. McKenxJe, V. T. Pci ed, resumes her maiden name. stated emphatically unleu the choice Next Sunday at 10 a. m. in the and if alt reports erh true it showers. Unsettled conditions with ten», A. J. McCully, O. W. BUlingafalls on a man of distinct conatitutill really bc‘ a banner yoar for both. Catholic school building. Mr. A. 1,. ley, 8. A. Irwin and George Speer. The time of the court it now be­ probity«* raina waa indicated for Vir­ tionalist sympatibes, n o t.necessarily .Rogoro of Jacksonville, state deputy The farmer» of the Sanford celery ing taken up by the case of i, O. ginia, North Carolina, South Caro­ Verdict of guilty. military chief or leader, but one ion have the irrigation ut nil of the K/iights of Columbus will ad­ Harris vs. A. M. Thrasher, mall- lina, Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, who would command their confidence dress the Catholic men of Sanford Mississippi and eastern'Texas. Fair tines and while the drouth Is no­ state of Florida vs. William Tug- dous prosecution,, there can be no hope of constitu­ ticeable in parts of this section there and neighboring ritiea with the view and continued warm weather was tionalist acceptance of any peace it no chance idr drouth in the irrl- of establishing a council of the ?* • €-- . * / -.1. forecasted for Tennessee, Kentucky program adopted here, Knights of Columbus in our city cuibhents could take ,the examina­ and Okalhoma. AFTER ASS’T POSTMASTERS ■ th? UtltsdiStiti? £Ov?rstions, but It would hardly avail any­ Light showeri tell in central Geor­ jA t soon as the crops. of winter Only men who are practical Cath­ ment is determined that the method olics are eligible for membership and Republicans |PI11 Lose Their Job* thing- u the final appointment gia- today j but-were-insufficient to Jgttahles are off the farmers allow of transition from the present, regat present there are at least fifty would rest with the Democratic benefit growing crop# and to furtysh . Under New Law usual crop of crab grass supplerae to the new government shall not such here In:Sanford to say nothing Postoffice Department, which would Legislation that is intended^p more than a passing ro ief from heat. uted by cowpca# to .cornit on arid be through the appointment by Gen. "get the goai" of near))- every Re­ rdy upon Democratic members of Drouth conditions have preval ed i this crop they harvest the finest o|_tho*e in the outlying districts. fluerta, as min h i ter offoreign, af­ Orlando and DeLapd will .also publican awistnnt.. pongó^aster In thu Congress for recommendation*, a*;in over a . good part of the‘ #Lt> fins* ad of hay. This hay is cut somefairs, of the man agreed on for pro I two crops to the season and fhd representatives to the meeting country has beed/ÿd|fAtted to the the case of fourth class postmaster- ApriL 20, Georgia ha* had es* than visional prv» dent. tag» a* much as $20 per ton-: if arid it is tu be hopes that all Cath­ House from the - -pqfUrilir,- »commit­ «tdtu. The department und*T the one-hklf inch jj( rainfpir.^vulng the To perinit him to exerci» he con olic men in town will attend this civil service law, could choose*' ted; and, ia as follqVsi' dry period. The normal pteclpit*lid in the local ^markets. The to^rn atlltfliana! functioiu of naming his meeting. whidT will undoubtedly v*-r ".That, thereoftbr .*ny assistant one i f the th r « standing at tfid itJp tlqn for this period i» more thaq six p plan lad m soon a* tho successor, according to the American fcuTt'Tn great“ good to our city*. f the eligible list, and as onp^of the postmaster who pmy bt* required by lnchee. iti-e off and is as fine: a as any th&t i viewpoint, wiU be cquK-a'ent to ree- . bt?*c, at least, would, certainly be a law or by authojity or direelion of. he raised anywhere even in? the ognftion of the Huerta government. the Postmaster^ General to execute Democrat, the Republican assistant ^ co rfi centers of the United a bond to the United State* to se­ postmaster who desire# to .bo retalnTh * view Is opposed by tho me-* »1« cure faithful pertyrmancsepf oiBcIhI ed in offlfo would stand about as T n t i n T f i t ' n r t f i n ’T dtytors, who argeu that inasmuch as jrno years ago it was found that duty mny fur ruuiiired.. t<? also exe­ much show as a snow ball it ifd » , I t i r i l i ■U r - C U U K I the world will know the mediation hard Cuban corn .was the best -tt. r 71 cute a bond to'tfio postmaster whlse nether comforonco had selected tho 'next-. _ region. Itepresentati k Florida on account of its flinty assi^ta'nt he is for,-4he faithful per* provitlbnai president, tha form ef, Rouse of Kentucky, ami Cox of face that offered no place for the Sandiln ia Saved From Camps by iftenager1M fejiein~Uatnn fin formsnp«» of Ws m l the dw #U«e*sion is unimportant, which Sals,*“- . si is h t ,— memtnr*—of—rtm— patiöffi trill to boae-Mwlc iii-»»rnrhT«i-w.i;I ng to A aslst l l i s Vi cti m Lvnnbj,, «ft, i.liiitlnlr.r, ' ttshW<jp ilk-' : cretioa of. thè?t&gjm^Ar General; greater sacrifice the mediators committee, are active In pushlñjlv Gire Up Tcfcgram and Suffers ted this corn that at first was small ■« / „■ ru . for'Gep! Huerta to name a tninLttr. ' v - and contained only eight rows to ’ The Sandlin bigamy case has oc­ and it Bhah Ve tlio duly of the Post- this legislation which has back of it O y t-g r « n W » ;.o t* Ik» of torcAtn.affairs whose political prlnU* car hat been brought up to a cupied Um.jutfrilioiL of -The. .couita. m'astcr Genefol to require all ftp- lb. b i t a » of .11 .1 tb . n . - ^ Western-Union"TolBgrapb/Co., of vip’ es are not in aceqs«i with bis, and T^Cflnu Tar tasHnmt posimiaiers.in crallcnDougfesamcn. whîf'believe wffb gkter stnndard by the farmer I and th thApublic the presto part of first and second ciao* postollkes, in Apdrow Jackson, that “ to tho vi^or this place was jailed yesterday for tlith to have the latter almost Im­ is his owp seed and this corn contempt of court He was ordered and the court room has eluding'those nowlnuiffice, who were belongs tho spoils.”— Jacksonville mediately succeed him as provielonal runs from 12 to 16 rows to the this wç to produce certain telegrams thatpr*#fd#ntk'o f . Mexico, or for , tho __ ji been ver4wded with^ spectators to carried into" tho^aervicc by executive Mtftropoli», had b’aasod between Kirby, Sandlin United State# to yield on the tech­ ’ This season the com here will uv- hear*lfhe\ evidence. It-was u case officers heretofore made, to toko a uurU-LW -second wife in the Sandlin nicality, a# to the manner in fihlch fill Cup# of Choco|stc * ■ 18*1« from 56 to 75 bushels to the unique far the bbldneu of tb« de­ competitive civil *>rvice exajgiqaft& m y cane, being tried Imre, and tion witliin ninety days or IMU-Sfltffi . The play ‘ of the CahipfiYil girU the transfer shuli bo-made? « « and on the Brum ey place fendant ill marrying a girl ifr ^W«t thereafter as practicaldo' after the wilt he post|>oned until Monday according to the. rules of the' Western it is planted In narrow rows The mediators weru occupied toUnion the manager could not give ft Is said to go as high as 100 bushels Virginia ahd bringing her to San­ passage of this act, under ihu dvii night, Juno .16th, on-gecount .of the up. the copies of tho telegrams iih a dlacuwdon on fhese points ford to IIvA1while he already had a. service law, rules and .regulations, Illness of Jhp- l»ahy of Mr#.» Geo. Judge Ferkins j* v e him an hour to the acre. Ihg .xhemselvM. They did not 4 The corn Is the wonder of all who wife and f » i i y in Jasper. He at­ and the Postmaster (¿entrai, aboil, Hyman. Admission 10 cent*. produce Or go to' jail and tha* lltti ¿Xf'duZer I with dttmt-iB» 4m»irican or V -- ■ i ’J f c j! JtlMican dplogat«ft.i¿’Thn Mcxie tome here to see it and many corn tempted to support two households under such law, rules and régula­ Mexicans manager stood.,pat and went to th»r Frank Miller haw'returpjid from tion«, appoint all assistant postknown that they considered opertii from other sections have b&tilc. Judge Perkins jp k but like aay household divided masters and all laws, rules and reg­ Daytona Beach where hS was called- county u? u u ,me»<><LoL succession a technlken here to examine bur crop and h” " *“ “ “ caifty, 'but would not definitely say they all pronounce it as No. 1 'and against !trelfuril ami Sandlin found ulations in conflie^jgith »his act are by t b .'M d t a ,l IO Ih. Horodot, G i f t 'S . . “ from h’s superintendent and last Sunday, night. lie repbrts t h a f ^ r * . clutches of the law hereby repealed/' himself ir. 4f the best quality. ho"replled thnt be waa and the judge whether they would yield their posi­ The object'of this legistntioh is to the injured are getting along nicely -Thus it will be'aeon that-the far- for! the f bigamy. then ordeted the sheriff to go to tion..- They aro anxious that tho pud all of them have left the ho»get rid of Republican assistant post provisions president.jihall be neu­ of the Sanford section, after a T• hre4r-oafV jjl«lid tie for the attorneys triAsters. These 'officiait arc ndW pit*! -at Daytona for the beach, Jacksonville and bring -Superin­ tral and if po*s bio a man whft Has *#st prosperous season with their 1 to build upon and under the ¿Jaasified service, and can­ wKero'lt Is hoped they will soon be tendent Maxwell here to answer to for the dele »inter crops will have the added r-¿r- r *'Vithe same chnrg<\ The-wupcrinten not been identified with nny polit­ Bit well, MifCnll and not be disturbed except by some lufficinetly recovered to return to jffed fortune . of having * plenty^ of Messrs. dent who wa* wilting for his em­ ical faction In Mexico. They would against-a toqgh- such law as this. Under, tho .pro­ Sanford. Their .escape from death ployee to go to jail evidently had no not accept.» constitutional partisan, “ y and corn to feed their stock this Povera were »inter and ^ill also have some .to jiroposition lyi»*i t'empUng to prove posed legislation the Republican ‘ In- was nothing short' pf miraculous, wish jp go there himself and ho im­ and especially, no active worker In 1 —..... i .... . ■ i .. their less fortunate neighbors that. tSeir ' cliah kitd '¡not dwUberi mediately wired to the m an ago^^|that movement. »«o hsvc suffered by the drouth. atefy (nsrriedi-kfcther wprasn while produce the’ copies. The manager - TBe Unlted States-has taken a ' Lucky indeed la the man who Is haVlng a lltdrfg wfe. The case wgnl Y*'was at once released and the copies firm position that there can be UtUo “•^tnng in the Sanford section, for td the Yury IshI night and aboqf . fof.tBe talegrama played yn Important prospect of a peaceful, settlement A»* inly ran he make good on win- nhfe o'clock the ury brought in a Ip a rt’.ln the t isi, wherein it was unless the mediator* recognise the : ■i?»J**pt»bleq bilk there fs n6rcnd to -verdict of .guiltj Thi« seeiped to «shown that Sandlin had two wives mlitary conquest of the constitu­ The crop report for tbe ofvFÌa. Ô5* H. 8. 57-4. fortuno in raising staple give general siiti*! tlon for the lym at qqp and the same time. Judge tionalists and trike Into consideration *on with th«f *T**»ture: was with-Jhe girl Florida, and its comparison "ops’ when tY\ct. farmers of others pathy oX the ero Perkin»-^allows nothing, to xtierve the probabullty that the constitu­ Condition Juno 1, 1914, Fla. 71, him from his duty a» he sees it and tionalists soon wiii cater Mexico 4 -and" whiie •j>ll average for the United SUtfc for ’ *re up-f4ggUht tbp worst whp had been wri ftt 0lu ' . of tunny wnntgd tl . guilty one pun- th# week ending June J, has linen U. S. 89.8. ■his action in forcfhg the Western city. , see where tho sent out by the bureau » ( *t«tistirs * 'Condition Juno 1, 10-year ayçragç, Onion to prodiice the copie* of tha . »‘r tffi* Affi ,'»iîed ‘they éoUld Tomorrow, the mediators expect T' ? teTdferam in the Interest of .justice to diieuw. thesn points In detail with ww with a through the local weather bureau Fla. 85, U. S. 90.0. picnic Cabages: Tho report 1* Interesting because n yc*bròrffis; the Ju«igc *» the'proper man the Mexican delegatee. One medi­ *ttt k r<* No. Wt* f- & A. M. certain degree. it shows“ that in the case of every Conditori June .1, ' I914L Fig 0,' to'-'preside over tbe courts of this ator'today said ho felt confident no \ it was. ari» h»ve a basket, picnic at Wood- ter Jay morninj tcrJay morning ■ iu. s. < ;’ district He is certainly there with obstacle could arise to diarupt.nouso P»rk Thurtda^-, Jund 26th. nonneed that the i ould not bo product ‘mentioned pears alone* are Condition ffunê h F-year avefagn. the 'goods. igher court In better’wjndlUon than for the av­ •*rringementa have been com- appealed and go diation and that all difference« would __ * wrtfd inf transportation by l/oat, but thiiv'lbe a had ;com- erage during the fiaat six yqin^s for Fla., 90, U.^ S. «8 8. ^ be reconciled, ^ * Ppache*»-*’ * ' V tence SUs- th# state; promised and u r To Palm Beach Post word waa received today from condition*Jufte L.-lD14,~Fla. 72. Oats, hay peachee, cantaloupes «nd 9:15 a. ; defendant pended .hy the Tha Palm Bgach Post seems to be cpiYstlrutiaruHAta. It - ia not and’ watermelon» all show a„ condi­ ■V, (¿*81,7.^. * ; after parhuí!#* of ,Qr lhe round, trip will .^•ouldUc allow,m| Condition June: I. iO-yé*r sver- h»ve a pycuHor idea aa to the msan- known when.an answer from them to sufficient for tion under that for the tim» for \ admf*«J°n to the »rafk. 1 ipgt ho earn pi* nani a» the last note o f 1tho mediators'riiay I» « cf »t8 word c' 1I,r' it1 d0M n0t anfi, that ijf wbUjHAverages are computfd, whlfp '*fC *fci'T 8 l V. ffi 60 2. V “ y**», nnd motbgrs, wjyep, har Immediato .ri he expected. The oh^tiichw that PeariW ‘ . *5?Jln ^ba-ap-r ''bottomless pit." peaches '«flirt, peara •only ‘.^fe -above '* 7 n !\ ini ^ughtem o f Masons'pro ta¿£0dng baby. | hake arisen in tbe past twenty four put'it la an underground room whore OdndftTón Juna 1, 1914, Fla.. 70, Judge'Peril na gave ndlin a good th* average* In «jfiiiftion for the they keep good things to eat. The hour« will *prolong , the^proccodlnjj^ U; S. « M , V , / “• -??b U, ,k ,d y pound., letture'in open court hen^ h» #u»- United Btate*: There raay.-b* a brief; tfippsa .« « t t Sanford variety, although not under­ The réport followerCondillôh 'Jtme1, 6»>'ear:;gve/age, fonni*d. him ly. a" y’ BPP»ratua plscsd there for pended senttrm»' »«d weak however, when ope of-the ground yet, can stow: away the good Crop report, FthfTAii, June l: Fia,. 67,-U, S. 06.3. / ' " went WTong that if' at any' tint thing* regularly three timcaL_a_day, dialorw-mu« hi. away for two-. Oati! ,“,;j *:■" El Wsur.moloaé; ■' ;,v again he would-st ite 1 Cofiffitîort June 1, 1914, Fia. 'iü. We will excuse P. B. P. June I, _______ ^ tho 'cot Jurisdiction of the Sev "ignorance' someti U. 8. 1,218.000,01 »ill be U.JL-17.0. District; ,?.nd the sei ‘ si • ^ flou Juno L in the eonvict FinaL - hssicj« »II,-Dai CIRCUIT COURT NOTES DIFFERENT OPINIONS WILL STOP THE PEACE AT BIG CONFERENCE IMPORTANT CASES WERE DISPOSED OF DURING THE PAST WEEK * irrigated farm s have ' Id UNITED STATES AGAINST PRESENT MEXICAN RULER OVERCOME THE DROUGHT hH 4 BIGAMY CASE COMPROMISED M ,,4 ¿a £K .S B ■ • % JAILED FOR CON- - .8 CROP. REPORT OF FLORIDA h» . >* \ (• V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 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/4bddbfe7c7bcb75803b3be4fc6f622a3.pdf bcfcd80ca83b83fe64514b27becfc933 PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT LauraJean Libbeu's BUDGET O F O P IN IO N “ JUST BETW EEN YOU J; AND M E .” A CII1EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. J; “ HE'LL PBENT ’ E M " — SO SAYS SAUNfERKU. (CwnWa 1914. hr il» M*ClwiNew*sswV THE MEW WC^MEN LIKE. 'Btglrt a cop of «teaming coffee »wait* them. It malt*« the good lady’» heart glow In her bosom to listen to tho thank* they pour forth, and tho bless­ ing» they heap upon her for .giving them tho most glorious time that they over had In. their lonely young lives. What a world of happiness well-todo womcp upon who»« bands llm* hangs heavily could scatter through the path* of young glrle who are bread-winners and hare few of iiiVe pleasures! In winter time young girls who hare no one Interested In them to escort them about usually hare dreary oTenlnge. ‘ Why don't the fortunate young ma­ trons get together and plan a series of amusements for working girls, al­ ways extending Invitations as well to nlca young men to meet them«—young men who are thrifty and would make good husbands; tfaoee who admit they wouldn’t object to marrying- If they could find the right kind of a glrlT It takes a popular matron to start such z bill telling. S ic must get her women friends Interested and they, In turn, will do their share. What a boon to employed lads and lassies! Winter evenings would have no ter­ rors for thorn. There would always bo somo Joyous prospect to look forward, to. dlrls have but one- youth Umo. If you know any girl whoso life Is lonely, tty to maka It happy for her. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING % All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading T H R E E C E N T S a Une For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 26 Cents. ' "Why dll ah« lava hlmT Curious root, he still! Live While Yon Can should throw any obsthdge in the I« human lova l ho growth of human wtur A little life, a little love, path of the women who are doing * FOR SALE A little time to stay, the public’s work and doing it well,. Tho young maid In her loans la easily suited. Almoat pny young folFor Sale—ia,600.ll0 buy» celery g '.Tho » country fcdltor Is in 'th e y low 1who* wears a farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed A years) ¡ » M M ] ( natty suit, tan front rank of the dtixens of his corn­ |600 cash, balance 1, 2, if,. 4, years : ’ shoes, and a rod munity, ile is a loader in affairs at 3 per cent. F. B. W oodcock, n e c k 11 o looks of his town and contingent territory. Owner, 7 Oxford PlaceX Kirkwood, . ' good In hap eyes. By the nature of his employment he Georgian ‘ ,t » ' 79-8tc H It does not rootis a boôster. He knows all the * ter whether ho I* 3 c : what’s Life worth, if not with peopio whom he serves. Their af­ For Saie— Good all round home. ■ S j a bashful youth, fairs are as his own. When death mirth M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. ■ or •has a gift of cu ts a pall over a darkened home To crowd each blessed hour? I gab. ahe thinks 79-tf It la his duty to record words of No merit lies In frightened^ eyes him manly perfocFor Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring sorrow and -sympathy. When a ■ tlon. When ahe And faces sad and sour.'* car for 1400.00, just overhauled in m has merged from Tho smile’s the thing, the laugh good running shape. Sanford Ma­ her leone, and Is tion of the stark;-, he rejoices and whose ring ' ; 1" chine A Garage. =• 82-tfc swinging along notes the fact in sentiments befit­ Wakes joy in every heart airily in heV earting the occasion. He announces And knows that life la only sad ‘ . For Sale— Nice R. I. Ret ly twenties, the Wheri good friends have to part. the success of a spelling bee in Ru­ ens, liens and vrying sixes, youth ' of other “Lova la such a mystery, tti district No. 3 with the same en­ 1 cannot .find It out; days who has be sold in two days. A. M thusiasm aa he does a dress suit f a a B H H P M B kept paco with For when I think I’m best beloved So love your life, so live your life, Greenwood station. * ft I then am most fo doubt.'* nffxir at the residence of Banker When reveille shall come, her no longer ap­ You smiling go as one who'd know Jones. He proclaims the fact that peals to her, for her conception of the For Sale— Horse, wagon and bug­ n new barber chair hns b o * ^ in ­ "one man" has changed. What moves pbovo tho sun; gy with harness. All will be sold For nestb the.sun, the race you've stalled at the barbar shop lnt*thf. ryShe likes the man who has begun a for 1125 cash to first roan who Bpsame column wjdeh “announces ploiT» -career} a young man who talks of nlle*. . 82-6tc for •* thtee story" bìtslneài,-clock f<ùi most anything else besides football ;* Since first your life began; Lived, laughed and loved your fill, M ain'street^ ÌU kets forth the pro- add college d a ys;. who is Just at that For Sal(fr!ri^fl»cticaHy bran new grama oirtthp.-various churches viJth age when be la a trlflo indifferent aa until, to whether be makoa an impreaalon 1914 Ovcrht^d, - f ir i n g car, •fully You met Dtath like a,m an. \ 1 " ™ or not. The woman who has reached- -^ak carelessly in (he nekt who the xations are given an equal degree of thirty appreciates the bachelor; dot Ku-i wi* be met htr with yesterday, equipped,- «flf itarter, electric light# In use short tim e-by owner. $850 5 “ I appeal to you, Mr. President" mention. Thebe* things and many tho flippant kind, nor yet tho man Bhe 1»‘shrewd enough pot to put erecash takes car, B. A O. M otor Co. says Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Mass­ others, asys the C^d&r Rapids (la.) about town, who Is- a conspicuous flg- denco In "tho Ideal" remark nor la make tip hia news col­ ure at all prominent affairs, and who »be quite sure of him. As for that achusetts in a communication’ which tiaxette, ■he has forwarded to President Wil­ umns, which he corflpiles in his Is much sought after by mammas with matter, no woman la quite sure of a man until she steps to the altar with His' ef­ marriageable daughters. son, "to spare the bachelors of this weekly routine of labor. When ahe nears forty, It la the wld- him. Many a girl thinks because she When you want a typewriter aee commonwealth if you issue a coil forts are occasionally reproduced by ower who appeals to her. especially ts engaged that she Is privileged tq for volunteers. Let other states send dailies in targe cities and treated If he has a little family which uoeds a >ay j UBt what she pleases to him. She Connelly, also ribbons and carbon. 7(M i their bachelors to the front, but with derision by alleged humorists. woman's Influence And care—If ho has pouts over this and soolds over that, spare, oh, spare Massachusetts bach­ T o be thus made 'n subject of zcstW not passed tbe-flye and forty mill;* quit0 willing that he should coax her For Sale—Biack «addle and driving T o be thus msde a subject of jest stono on life's pathway. He Is neither ioto good humor. There la a limit, elors." mare. Inquire of J. D, Roberta at he d o « not reaent. For he knows too young nor yet too old, not over however, to the patience of the beat Mrs. Smith dislikes bachelors ex­ grocery. 42-tfc what the people want and he is serv­ rich, yet well-to-do. flf men. When he has reached that ceedingly and has tried to have a ing them. Tango or hesitation wait* may have ,u g e . be might balk over tho.roeroat I have a few bushels velvet beans special tax imposed on them. In In hia editoriala the country edi­ flo charm for him. yet he enjoy» con- trifle. The upshot of the matter Is her letter to the President she points left. Witt—sell these 'cheap. Come tor reviews tho needs of his com­ certs, theaters and coxy little dinner they agree to disagree and go fhelr at once. A. M. Tyler. 8 !-3 tr out that "the New England race has munity and Us relation to affairs at parties. He appreciates sensibility in separate ways. Nor can the kfjf« of shout iun out. for there are hut few a woman, yet llkea her to enjoy life f a man’s bosom expect to continue, to large, Ho-writes from the shoulder For Sale1—New P ota to«, sorted marriatei and fewer children are and with effect, for he know» what and brightness. Ho appreciates the BOaUer her husband’s opinions at all. and washed., ¿pll bushel $1,25 de­ being born to the descendants of he is talking about, in whlc^t he has woman who Is fond of ourol-door Hie, times to the winds and to do as she livered anywhere in Sanford, sub­ tho Puritans each year." and can put on her hat and aceotn- pleaaes. The best of husbands will the advantage • over m iny of his ject to your approval. Send postal Bhe proposes to recruit n regiment brothers in large cities, who know pany him anrwhere qn five minutes" rebel once In a while. One can never card order to C. E. Snyder, Route I, notice, and whom his friend»’ wives bo positive as to what # man wRJ realof five hundred women, ranging not their constituents aa individuals. Sanford, llko tp visit. This type of man suits ¡r do under different' circumstances. from 25 to 46 years old, to serve os The country editor Is personally s o of t0rtr 1p CTgrT * " T| *Fhenrrn>................. ipinsharp shooters. She believes they — wi t h hi* nail mil amt Inr what her own sop aril) do. Bho ntay V For Sale—A good homo well'located. could—plaL out guuillas With uldr'C v o le « their sentiments. Removed years, she likes the man ten year* her be .Intensely anxious that he ahall tnar- $600 cash, balance easy payment» cose and accuracy than the nervous himself from the largo renters of senior, be, he •widower or bachelor. r j some daughter In thé tjochtl set In 6 room.house, $1,500, «**y payments. bachelors, because they ure accus­ financial and political turmsii he Bqt, If an additional ten years were •which ahe moves.. He may lose h i» 8 room* and bath, $300 cash-monthly, tomed to long houts of toil, light gnins b. - proper perspective of the added .to hi* ago ho would bo all the heart to the pretty shopgirl who eellr payment*. ^ rations and small remunerations! . affairs of tho nation and state. His more pleasing in her eyfc». lie would him gloves and m a n / her after the Weil located lot, $360. $60 cash, bo (ympathetlc, companionable, con"The women would never) be viewpoints are wholesome and re­ letat t o sit by the fireside with.-her, short whirlwind courtship. A father balance monthly. Conhelly,. J09 Mag­ may work all of hlo Rfe ahflvJ{crfipo missed from this state should they freshing and he is not deviated from and In dressing gown and 'slipper*, and save tn building up a btfslneaa. nolia’ avenue. 67-tf fall in tlie service of the country, be­ honest expression by talnetd influ­ recount to her the experiences of tho The hope which he hug* to hi* bosom cause there are one hundred thou­ ent*». day* whon Tlmo was young with him. for years Is that ho le laying » foun­ ' ; For ’ Rent— Completely furniahed sand surplus women in MasimchuHe wields a trenchant" and not' She like* him.because he Is content dation of his boy’s future career; that koase with piano for tht «uinmer. m mw.ilmF -, i. i i=:. r^ wu* Mrs. Smith's final .com­ infrequently a scholarly pen- There with her only, her ways, her dress. ho will take tho roln* out of Jhla hand* Few’■»tops to poitoffice, depot and ment. arc score* of editorsyln <;pbntry whon ho la reedy to lay thefli d(Swn. »teamor codk. A, W. Brown, En­ 7-* / * MAKE YOUNQ GIRLS' LIVE8 *: . towns whose forceful expressions, in terprise, Florida. . ,ul 78-tf "Tho best laid plans of mfco *pd men MAPPV. ^ The following from the Savan­ point nf literary excellence , and fiang aft agte»" nah News will interrot'the l# d l« of strength of appeal, are not Outdone "Soft la the breath o f s maiden'*' Tss;‘ > For Sale— Two good horses and Not the light gossamer stirs wllh.lesy; ■N o parent ca n ,hr- sure o f even hia spring w ^ g o n I n q u ir e of Coco Cola this city: ' • - V ' . ' '■ b y 'th e highbrow writers of the met­ Dut never s cablo that holds so. fast If anybody tlilnkx' that; the work ropolitan prejts. SO-tfc . ■Through all iho b aiti«, of ,w»ra. an .own son. "That kind of a Ufa-wouldn't Bottling Co. •*ult me." declares the bay. .'"¿TJriiava of women'* JcRiba k not important In fact it may bo said thut'onty 'or Sale or Ret\t— Two nice real ‘hone of It. It*» too slow! An norothat benighted person needs only to in the weekly field d o « the editorial There's many n.woman who, looks ce» at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen read the report in yesterday’a morn- writer still maintqip bis old - time out discontentedly upon a heavy snow­ plane for me and the life that goes with It!" The girl who has over-con­ 80-tf ng News of the convention of the supremacy of power and 'tnfluince. fall, wondering how ifie »hall amuse fidence In her best fellow,'asking him Finit District Georgia Fedemtlpn of And the editqra ^of- the., werkiy herseli on so dismal k .day. Let me to-escort,hffme tftf* girl friend or that For Sale- -I! fbksn at once Rem Wofnetvs Clubs,- which tv'aa held; at press, however they may diverge in suggest a. mergy. idc»- If »he Is Jlvfiig ■ono whhn*ttey •lioppen to call upofl' Jogton typewriter, $7.00. Call HerMillén. It will ,.b.è littlh*'»itQp< b! their J^onest political opinions, are in a country town, and la well-to-do, her, tifioq'-airtitl» forth her sh toof love- »Ifl ■’MflwM« > / On i f BUfprjatpg (6 any-on a who Hits not working 'as a unit for the progress why not plan to give the young girla Upon a irvicherouH eon. lgjh e lojer; •Jlko the ship, rotu^na to-her no There, kept Ip close toueji will) th*lr work of it he people. T O RENT ■ho hryi learned het'1iifsoil; oho f" that to lesfn mtrc.ly of; Lha'.vàri*tlèii'p/ ’{ ;Morb power to them and more experience, ahe let* bdr-women friend* their uctiviti«. They are taking op ni>inreqialion of their intelligent, un­ Furnished room for rant. Terms rtaAnd their own escort*.--: work that should be done, but that selfish Efforts. * aonshie. Apply 2U Park avenue. 63-tf No sweetheart can be too suro of hasn’t been dpne heretofore because For Rent— Largo pleasant rooms; holding even tho most faithful -o f It' was everybody’* business" Atid lovers. If he And* her continually duH Telephone, Hectrie light* and other hence nobody's in particular. hia thoughts may turn slowly tonedgo convenience»-.; Apply 418 Oak Ave. ‘ It was mode plnRi at the convcnother girl whom ho know*-that 1» al­ ‘ tlon that the women, of the First ways bright, who h is a gladaprpe VelDistrict have.- taken hold of tho taak l^Tùi RpnL—Furnished office equipan hoiift or ao later? —— of bettering condition* under which In the dther girt'* presence, tlpue’ pud with rn|f.top desk, office chair* Tljdy arc informed they need not -the peoph- of the district live with No woman und table«. Also e roll top 4 « k , bothor ubout eating much dinner at flit* by on golden a defertirlnarion and a grasp that hdtne; thetr hostess will attem! to can sit down nnd worry'over tho pos­ •ypl-r.liter. t!*--.l. und' 6tH*f: equip-' are bduadl to bring good résulta. that. What.poor utils gjrls to whom sible chance of losing a man or let meat fw *alv' Ot rent. Herald olfîço. •Their work,Ja grbwlng. It U not a slelghrldo Is a-luxury she has oftou Kim know that she does not feel sure being confined t o ’ the One big-city dreamed of, but neVc- experienced, of him. If she Is, bright, of happy dl*^ would not ctap her hands and fairly position, cultivating a charming pqr-' House oi Fivq.Rodma-rof the district, or even to tho smaller scream with Joy at such an Invitation? sonallt; 1« genUl. and s chum In cities. It is being done in the »mail watcr.inciudrtl, Of courts, thuro ./wotftd have to bo trbth, always ready to go here and towns, in the less densely populated thnro with him, entering he^rt and plenty or young' men Invited to make sections, in tho Htt,e communities, It jolly for tha tflris. 'What young fid- soul Into the sport* be likes, she may and is the means of improving con­ low with baundfng'fcd blood in lttfc feel that she has a better chance,„{ho MISCHI, A.NEdlib ditions hero and there, making live* veins would refuso a straw ride, the world ore.r; in holding bis heart, agnihet all comers who might bo pos­ happier, making communities more first, slelghrldo of tho season,, espoII you wont to buy or nell attractive, exerting good influence* qtally If hts best girl was to go alongr sible rival»,. Every man has pno soft, nelly’s RcaltEstate Office is the fri» little warm spot In hts heart'If only , in countless way» There’# magic In the crisp alri r iw lo business.-^ * 7fl-tf there's n charm Id the dainty white woman could roach It. If two heart» ■ In the report of tho Waynesboro carpet that covers hilt and dak Even' are not whtflly agreed,- the woman „«_clqb It - w a» stated thgt the V«U#rtho mao In the mooh—■ who might be 'cannot he. sure of b it»,''N o woman V «tent of ednd i r i o n s ' the Burke called a full brother to iiv© when It -shbntd be dU hesrten«'urcaasa *hp .'-.County jail was one object toward concerns curiosity, peeps out from bo- cannot tnfluonc« one particular man.' •*1 which the dub was working; the hlnd a .dcuif to pee what It’s all about Their natures crUS^lly do Opt bgy. Woman's Culture d u b >of Sylvaniu —Hie laughter of> maidens, tho Shouts montse. ‘ They-would fieverTin wholly has been beautifying tin* public of exuberant young feHows- amj tho satisfied with each ollicr V w u thntt > Wanted—Position aA.órónogréuhor! «TU work -chqftp, ÎthroVtgji ‘ the *sum sq u a t« in that city,* and the Civic Joyous Jlnglo o/^P<J -prtfe. O f Course acquaintance to end In matrimony,^ V-.ll ... r>, . n 'm l l - V j . i ' ' ■ * Tbo wom*n ftr whom,» pxnn would some body ytrike# 'tip' a. tune. The Club caused medical Inspection ' of ^Irirhttrtthbw the Song, and the web give bis fait' dollar, ayo the Iasi drop the, school children; anil-She Millen of blood In his hcorj, Is the ugly be­ Club gnye rfn sgricultursl college ing .who would bo *ut6 o(itm . ÀÙ kind#fof suhtogw^bjb nnd «choisnhlp its a reward for good This advice holds gdod for both, writlng .work ncglly, done. ‘ “ work by a canning club girt. And sweetheart, or wife. A man might St. John's Ilotal, Room 12. l Æ so the list of the women's ^ good chango^very seven years, but ho U works range* from jail to tchocl, in­ cluding a hundred matters between those extremes. The fa d -th a t they ! Everything a Man Needs 'M itt, onions, radish, brota 1 » little « Ifr y . All STRICTLY Address E. .T. Woodruff, CHOICE gon Hotel, Jee^nville, F Clr* Art. Wanted— Six famM«* k this summer. Write for « Box 223, Daytons Beach ’ M « 'l n g of 8t*ckhold,n The annual meeting of ih» holders of the Southern r Company, a'corporation of lh of Florida, and having an e New York City, N. Y., »m , on June 6th, f t u , 4t 2 „ Room 31,4!), 4th avenue, New YcrV City, to elect officer* and to u pon ' hptfndmenu to the Art)0 of Incorporation and on an IncnJ* of tho capitalisation. By ord«»l 1 the president. P. A. SWARTZ, i 76-4t-Tue* Secn-Ury. ' ID O L S A R E SOON FORGOTTQ Jack Chesbrtj, Once Fsmou* 3pit ArtJst With Ns* York Yanks Is Now a Farmer. Idol» o f the diamond aro often quick, ly forgotten after they drop qot of its national game, and for tha benefit of the present-day generation a brttf sketch of Jack Chetbro’s career *oe!4 not be am laa at Ibis time. Jack Chcsbro, who aided xmUy b< making tho aplt ball famoui whila with the New York American league u«a, 1» fanning today on a big honectesg In New England. Jack ts done for so far o« tht m« his big league arm la concernei lie Is not beset with any flnuwi^ worries, because he saved a great desi Jack Cheabro v t whti bu maflfl lU'tiia ua>» ci m oe*a, «ays a writer In the WasMagìa» Herald Cheabro wfes boro In North AdxaC Mas», forty-two year* ago. H* bsp» with Bpringfleld In 1 » « . Pitched ra­ the Rci*(aoke club of the Vlrglik league In 189ffTRlchmond tn HJT, u4 to the middle of 18W. when he we purchased by Pittsburgh. IferemalMd tbero until 1903 when bo Jumped to the New York American*. Tho following year ho not only es­ tablished that wondorful mark of ($ victories In 63 gam «, but cans through with a airing of eoneeeullre ;antos won, hanging up an Amerle*» eaguo record of 14 la A row. Cheabro has dropped out of baMPSfl a* tar as tho major leagues are co> hut still pitches on a Mttt-y*. Club near hie borne town In il setts, for he loves the game to drop It entirely. { Rich French Fe»»«sslon. French Guinea Is irogarded a* cos of tho richest of * thq Frtoch W«1 African colonies. Konakry. the tspk tal, .la tho port through which sl»o*t tho whole of tho etport and Import trado -passes, and improvement* u* being mado to facilitate the conitintly Increasing trade. Makes Alll'thö Ih» Dlffersn*'Differ**«. Teeclwr ‘Now F->' - “ “ V " , mo whnt -Dr.' staiuft for. faced sovdfi)""** Spends on * h^5*V U Is before- pr gfWr à man'* «sir«-.# . FREE Ukdun"T»n$*" Nj two besullful V1®** ulsr. jew elry •*r« th® - cr* ^ sprltly women In Ncy Vor^J cltlf*. They »"> ft. eioront cold CnUhcd erWtK MTmm th® of ^ or woman no maltcr ho* >‘c how old,. Very stylish and ‘ ' ' « . r . « i f f ft»*., b l « .id j » «* Jl j �OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SE M IN O L E COU NTV— T H E GARDEN SPOT OF T H E WORLD published I SEMI •WEEKLY * IN volum e v W orth L iv in g SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, Jl NK 5, 101 * Returns Show That Fletcher, McRae, ri _ / - i i ____ t _____j | >| n r Sears, Clarke and W ilson Were Elected in the State v t The Counly Officials Show G6od Form, But There Were Few Surprises in the Average . n is over and one niiderable Interoat 0 fact that it waa ono under tho now w but was also tho In Semlnolo counIdals. From early dosing of (ho polls 1 from then until io morning after— waa intense. The l S A N F O R D — L ife U ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS nesday afternoon about 6:30 that the real result in Seminole county waa .actually known, for at that time the official canvassing board had gone over the returns from overy precinct.in the county and made up tho official returns. The general result was ijiiown but tho official count os given in today’s Herald will make roost interesting reading and demonstrates more than a^y- from the county, ring, candidate for County Judge has the distinction of leading the Uteix friend« were on the Job at all ticket by tho sum total of 558 votes, hours and until the polls closed which is a compliment to any man. stayed right at the polling place«. Second to him ia S.' C. Dickson of Along about pin** o’ c! tho mning some of the candidates ttre noticed to dim b into automoy Com misai oner in W « or stroll o ff toWard home, either b f View of the fact Ming— «good and --- . 'satisfied, *---- ■ or sore vpMUiuptwe candidate* had opkt satisfied with tho result. At position their large vote le Y lh t tiros, some pf U i » r W ; i » ' ............. ■•a ifiim ULulMebon T Ö " ¡ »oerdetj but dt' Wss oijly ûp \Vodtheir. Hienda. The election oí Tuesday demon­ strate* that In tome particulars the. Ilryin primary law is all right and if it can bo amended to auit the ex­ igencies oí several occasions that, have arisen it wiU, probably bo itned. hereafter, Thp only serious; ohjec^ tions to the law as used "here Tues­ day was that the counting oí tho ballots may have taken moré time than usual and the tabulated re* TN _ i ■ i , i ■ turns were more tiresome to (life clerks but this may have been due to the now law being unfamiliar and many of these kinks will be straight­ ened out in time. The canvassing Y- ' ' ; vt< V-ii______ _ . . - - ’ . , board yesterday worked under dif­ L ’Engle Will Be Second When the Returns From all the ficulties on secount of the serious illness of Supervisor Du Roso but "C ounties of the State arc Complete • •, - . ■ ■ the.method of canvassing under the W. J. Soars of Kissimmee will bo Palm Beach 'County new law is all that could be desired, lha neat Congressman irom the West Palm Boach, Juno 4.— Al l although the first and second choice rourth District, his nomination bo* but ono precinct complete in Palm votes take up considerable time of ing assured from the returns now In Boach county give* •Acosta 65 tho clèrka. •-• • HON. E. A. DOUGLASS L'Engle 207, Malone 74, Sears 309, Since tho readers of Tho Herald Koíelcctod tq tho Office of Clerk of the Williamson 31, by this time know the names of the H I Circuit Court r~V' lucky candidates there Is no need to Putnam County repeat their namoa In this issue M ir istorisl R ice Volea Tabulate when Congressman L ’ Englo’s ineit ? Palatka, Juno 4 Twenty oi the taMusted report will give all the ' * Fletcher. Stoc necessary Information and should bo chus........* . . . . . . 1.098 preserved along with tho other bits of history of the new county. f. (Majority) d ford .. . . . i *By One Vote * . Jacksonville, June 5.--Senator (majority Duncan 17. Letcher “ carried Duval bounty, including the city of Jack­ sonville, by one vote, according to •Columbia completed returns received last night just before midnight, the official tabulated figures being, Fletcher 3,006, Stockton >,00,r>. Acosta for Congress leads hi* neafeat competitor, Sears, In the county and city by €09 votes, aa follows! Acosta 1,809, Sears 1,200. V Engle Is low man, receiving but 871 out qf tha 6,028 cast for this office. . For State Senator. Farris U elected bv a majority of 328 vote* .over Craig, who received 2,74«. _ •* County Man W ipes Up With the Four Other Contestants. Snows Them Under. i Sharp nl-Qt . * . _ . _ u/. _ _ Manatee' Marion’, •N4MS.J. Grange. / U. S. Senator D, U. Fletcher............ J. N. C. Stockton. . . Congreae— Fourth St. filmo W. Acosta.. 'Seminole St. Johns, st. Lude. S um ter... -»Suwanne e . : T a y lo r.. ‘ Volusia. Wakulla. A. M. Williamson. . . . . . . . Commissioner of Agricultor T. J. Appley.rd, Jr.............. ; ^u*tiee Supremo Court lohn C ,‘ A very,.. ----- . *• H. Ellis........ T.- M. Shackleford County Judge O^o- G. Herring. . . °f Court. K. A'. Douglass. . R\C- Maxwell, j.. . . . . ; >A- Vaugha«. . . . . . . .. . l,. Treasurer: J n .'lïî r».r.!•■. . •• J i t l U v U , , ; : ; . : . H * Neuman . . . ; . v. . ,vJ • .................... ; . >V-............. m , M alone,2j>8;^8>àlM^2». Wifhhimmp €7. buperitiidndont of Public Instruction ■J*V- Polk...... . The Newly Elected Congressman from tho Fourth District, and the First One to be Elected Ftom the "Sticks’' in Many Years. Seminole County Gave Him n Housing Vote. ■ >5*'’ ' • ;V? n e*piros-in Mkrch''ñí>xt. ’ ■ twenty-eight precincts In Putnam ears leads L*¿hgle almoyl '2,000 county give Acosta 38, L'Engle 262, first choir.• v o t.so a d -th e re will Malone 148, Scam 144, Williamson . b e . upough ' iedmiS^ThoicB* ngle t o offset this msjority, v neminoie inapty , taking. U into , eomlildoratlon that Total*. . . . . . . . .’. 27.19« 18,325 most of -the first choice votes Sanford. June :4;*^0fficial returns X— Demote* complete. v . • against L'Engle carried likewise^« ve L'Engle -230, an d‘ Sears 406. - I : ---| - - —^ ■ -V- ■-Y second choice for some other oh his Nj ' InslaRatlon Service opponents. 81. John^ County On nest Sunday morning at tho 8tr Augustine, June 4.— Complete Baptist e^brch at I t o'clock the inBrevard County turns give Acosta 207, L’ Engle tttion df Hon. Jno.-D. Jlhkfcs its Titusville, June 4.— Eight .pre­ 8, Melone 11)8, Sean 368, WIN superintend ont of the RaptlM cincts put of thirteen in /Brevard day sphool will IjUstpUt*. Prof. county give A costs 24, L’ Engle t i , I. I’tfkin.1 ha* held, thi* position •Malone 22, W. J. Sears 173, Wil­ Si. l.uri.- Counly Fort Piares, June 4.-— Eleven preliamson 1, ■ f » Sunday of - his stay In .office the cinrta liv e Acosta 19, L’ Engle 103, . ecliool presented him with a besuMstone 45,. Soars 347, William*on tjfi*4 gold locket.. T b t ^ i á i •>k G »¿m Cove” Springs, June 4.— Sunday* will JUVe the pit Clay coüÀify giVes Arosta 24, > reguiur preaching hour. . I Volusia County L’ Eugl« J22, Malone 71, Sears 123, addroasea will bo doHvered\ . New Smyrna, June 4.— Complote Williamson ^¡: -I? . >y ' ____ -. . >• »•-. invitad to attend .^hjfi ser I¿-T: - :_ - *■_ ■# 4T 'L • *ry k' * returns give Ardsta 86, L’ Engle 4ÍB,' day morning, J tiltf 7th.;1 ‘ ff:. Malone 98, Sears 639, WlHlamson • * - j ‘ Dedo Gounty s ■ ; ' MUtjlC Juny '/4 . —Dadè county 89. s* complete gives &’ JJAíi-' L’ En gie •';i - tCoiitinusd op Psgo Eight) Wm. If. M a lon e.................. ...... W. J. Sears..................................... c - M. Hand ....... ; Board Public^ inslruetibn No. F-. - State Commit i J- Dickie,, M .« c u , i‘- Poaot, t d úrns from L’ Engle â71|, Matq^e 948, Sears l.ÖOO.JViUlsrflson^OtHi^,* 1..l - ’ U County ColittolAaioner' "No. '2 u » p .D.tt.vM',xcoo^i^'^itUw Acosta* 1809, • - W ..odrulI,v , VI .. • .. D*ÿaF47«iimty ' UnojBy1aír c Counly ContmRnioner No. 1 , BrVmiey . . . ¿ V . ___ _ HON. W. J. SEARS ..i ' -■3 . •• • .. , ' . Mohr*c (V igtelf V >"' Key West. June precinct« i^e'rAOostu 6, L ’ EdflV'TVv'M ajonc 6f2, h’eairs 14, Wiilismsqit' Orlando, turns from cincts give M abn» 6fc Orsngo Countys June •4,— Gomp4ete all but thrive small pre­ Acosta *88, L-'Engle 345, bear* 328, Williamson 2 5 r j �f ACE TWO ■■ ______ ! . .'-V ,!.------ .'-i-------- — — A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORKESPOND E N T 5 -E V E N T S OF SEMINOLE COUI^gTY— EFFICIENT -t o REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD fe - ' / I f .. U: i ' han been built by public subseripGENEVA ITEMS -W. B. Raulerson made a business lion of some of the citixena of Entemprine is now open to Green I trip to Sanford laat week Mrs. J. W. Paniti visitéí h er( Sprinfs. Thisjroad is 30 feet wide friend. Mr«. Howard in Oviedo laat Us entire length, nina within sight of the lake all the way and is one week. of the moot beautiful drives in. this Freeman Pattishall arrived In GeIt is beaunev. last Tueeday on a visit to W . ? ' thf f 011" ^ brother and to look after hi. prop- ^ Bhaded^ I W oaks, plnos palm etto« and magnolias and nu­ erty at this place. Within a short Mrs. Hill and children joined Mr. merous shrub#. time it will bo shelled and when fin Hill In Sanford on hi* rtiturn from Uhed will, be much patronised by the Jaelkaonville hoepital whore he automobiliats. It is the intention tfaa carried recently for treatment. From Sanford they went to Tampa tp .open thi| soon to Garfield and later to connect with the road which where in future'■they will reside. la expected to cross the esst end of Miss Ruth Proctor stood the p h y rf'1 .lamination l ilt . « » I«r ? > » " ' ¡¡¡¡“ * »nd th.nea, on to S .n trninad nurilm mid will "horlly In T h l. «01 «ivo a lilt. drlv. to to a hospital in Orlando to begin Sanford and shorten the distance thereto some seven miles. Property her studies. along the road now opened h Miss Pearl Kllbee is sgendlng a week very pleasantly -with relatives taken a jump in price and sale, are being made. No prettier sites for in Chuluots, her former home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raulerson homes can be found than along this of Fort Pierce visited relatives in drive. Mr. Harden of Mount Verde has Geneva last week and are now spend been the guest of W. J. Burns. ing s few days in Chuluota. Miss M ards Ledford haa returned E. E. Brady visited his friend. to her home in Tennessee, having David Speer last Friday. dosed a successful school year. Mr. Lennon le giving his house a Mra. Emma Count haa returned dress of white which show* up well from a pleasant visit at tho old home from Harney road. of A. T.^Pstillo and family at De4L. ^fr. -Herndon and family have reLand. VNmtljL moved to Geneva and espeet , to make, this their ’ home. Ws*’ »xLAKE MARY tend to them a hearty welcome. Mr. Lee of Jacksonville is the A. H. Spier anfi family, Miai Thus. Tarbel. Mrs. Dsvid Speer guest of hbi sister, Mrs. J. G. Mar­ * and A. B. Doane represented the tin this week. * Mias Gussie E. Til I is has returned Baptist church at the union meeting at Chuluota last Saturday and Sun­ to her home in Sanford. Quite u day. Too much cannot be said in good number of Lake Mary folks praise of the Chuluqta. people for were out to the school breaking up their hospitality und friendlinpM to and seemed to enjoy tho day.. Mr. j end Mrs. H. D. ’ Durant visitors. Everything had been ar­ spent Saturday and Sunday at Pierranged for the entertainment of the son. delegates and visitors,' dinner* nnd Itpv. Entzminger of Longwood de­ supper was served on the grounds each day. There Were many good livered a good sermon here last sermons and talkV on the varuious Sunday. One of the oldest residence* of subjects of chur\ *wor}c, among other interesting things were talks Lake Mary was destroyed by fire by Mrs. Pedmtn, state secretary Tuesday morning. It was once the W, M. S. of Jacksonville, a program home of the Moye family .but ha*| rendered by the missionary society been owned and occupied for sev-|‘ of Chuluota, u drill by the infant era! years by Mrs. Catherwood. It class of which J. Tilden Jacobs Is caught from the kitchen. It could the. teacher, and the sweet songs have been saved had the kitchen not I sung thy special request) by Miss been covered with tin and shingles j jar nf G»rn-va- accompanied underneath. Mrs. Catherwood hn l»y Miss Thusa Tarlici on the piano. ! the sympathy of tho community,] There was an enthusiastic meet-¡being u widow woman and no ining of, the hoard oí trade last Mon- surance, as in most case*. Edno Hraddofft, after. visiting bis day dght in'regard to marling the Durant here re­ streets of Geneva. This would cer­ siater, Mrs. tainly be the proper thing to do and turned to his home in Pierson. v‘ Mr. and Mr#.' W. IK Evans have would benefit everybod>‘( There is hardly a night passes tiv their guest # little daughter. without a .picnic on Lake Harney. She arrived Tuesday "night and is The new pavilion and pnrk.,«re an highly hope up with, bar new homr. inducement ^to pleasure seekers. M QORE'S STATION Mrs. Dan Hart and little son o f A number of changes have taken Chnlurtu joined Mr. Hart in Gtricvu la;t Thursday and have nipved place about hw^ Hen Fish has into liiiir new home on Lake Ge- bought one half of the late Henry Kstridgo place on Cntneron avenue J W Flynt had the misfortune end also- bought some land in Becjc to lose one of his mulcs'tgM Monday Hummock. B. , W. Herndon has told the north ten seres of his Bear­ night. ds!! avenue farm. C. C. Morris has rented. Mr*— Ella A. Greenland’* ENTERPRISE farm on Cameron avenue. (, uito a number of the townsMr. Kennedy pt Indiana Gas been people attended the Eeglti»’ picnic in Cameron City this week looking given at Woodland Park May 28th. afjor his place. Mr»,* Jennie ttaul* will lesve on Miss . Mittio WiU^mks of Marpthe lfitlr to spend the summer with ,.hSr ** ^ Mrs.. A;i E. Nortiuup and*«on,' Roy « l u V i » . « « I r a t a y íór 'B m J “ dJ l / T ' n|° y *'! ton, ¿ £ to ..pond I * « 1* wl,h **• ” •* Funiord. Mrs.JL J. Holly, Mrs.■'Henry, and v Sandy Anderson' h u made sev­ Mrij^FL W. Hines toggtbsr with the, eral tripe, out herb with the Dutton Ist'ttr's Sunday gchdol* clast, of the fine big auto truck. Presbyli rise churtfc; Batlfdtd. - en­ Mkll Man Green su rprise^ his joyed a pleasant, outing' at "Enter­ p#tfon» by ' hustling over his route prise BaturdAy'CT, Hon. -J. yN. C. with ' * runabout . atrtq/ lM tT'W ek. Stockton nnd Mr."*nd.-Mr», A. W. Mr. Green"’ attended the mSl 'car­ Brown joined, them for dinner. riers' conaMttlon ip Lakeland lest *_ A,? ^ * ** '•* Mr. and Mrs. F. A*. Gorddn en­ Saturday. * • '<• tertained Senator and Mfa. *Piercs Mr. and Mr*. A^rc* of Briuon of North Dakota and Mrs. Freeman avef.ue are adding a fine large porch Daytona Btach last tThursday, to their house, greatly .improving its Mrs. N. B. Wallace, M{ft of the appearance.. V late Dr. Wallace oft Athens, Ala., , The men up for office had autoa haa been tbe guest of Mrr. A. W. •V out here elqetioh day .-looking after Brown. tye voting population. ■ Mrs. H. F. Quackenbos and daugh _ jT f» e ice cream .and cake social t * . Alstha Bond and MnC O. H. M. postponed ^iot some time took p.lape Sheppard and Von, Miarvin hâve Wednesdsy *‘ of this week «t^- ÚM gene to Falfview, tlórth Carolina to Hr»’ church. spend the summer. ' A numbtr from Emàrtri»* attended the barbecue and. pidnle at FOR YOUR DC S...11I.I U t* (t'‘r*nM U Lemon Bluff last FridaY'-.'/flie coun., . : ty g i l well re p ré se n ta i;;^ f Harvard, each 9 In, z 24 In. Jï. J, >Hauls has purchased a nlinH TWàkÂuiri.Cornell. Michigan | ber ’ of múle'ióot hogs from Not^h k /& lfh 7 In. y 21 In. .Cirolina . and hopes .to fu ^ ^ ^ e ; / l l best qt»lif^4«|4.with fsh hcadihahy , more in thp near ‘ fot óre. tog, streamey*^ l«ttere and mascot * *•--ri F’ -iwt. jJC fei« él.,. U • <tM!..IL.m .1 ^ M .-Je H '«kskjrW ’M ^L Thw S , with tl.f ‘ M thoroughbred executed in pfqjjjX_‘„eidori. This Reda recently purcts^d^ÿy I wplendM Cae*ortmvnt aent postpaid Fadgeit will, materially improve for 60 centa'Vnd 5 stamps to pay « ’ . stock in this neiohborhood. postage. Send now. Boterprits was well represented HOWARD S F F d A T Y COMPANY •A S at Comnjftiicertient exercises held at Dayton, Ohio nförÜ ' High SÎljôôf ' ^tr^aqp ■ ..W li-i ■ B B W SuUni I I r & ÿ r ïi Bargain News Hurriedly Arranged for Busy Buyers FIRST PRIZE Us UPRIGHT PIANO N E X T M O N D A Y JUNE 8th [B ! F.mbroidery Next Monday at 9 a. m., you thrifty .buyers will.find our entire Í SECONÖ PRIZE jtock of embroideries that formerly sold up to 23c on sale at only 6c per yard. There are many •beau­ tiful little bandings, alio Swiss and Cambric Edging. Muslin Gowns, 39c This Is not old stock, but new just arrived last week. 'These gowns are made well, In two or three style#: V neck, also square nock and then [ S I . ,-L. -’ * * the empire style. Thie l* indeed an excellent bargain for the rhualln is light wejght for summer, and can be T H IR D PRIZE had in either short or long sleeves. Dress Goods 19c This embraces our entire line of fancy Ratines, Crejics, Batistes and .... > in fact, piece goods that »U s regu­ larly ¡at thirty-five (3Sc) cent*, on r~ » *-' V NOTE. AO nut at towaTpsapla ara «UcibU ta Où, Cm ** sale next. Monday at only nineteen Kill out th* sondasti«» mupan *ryi mail to to Oui ('ont«t IWpuiMt of LV A. Csldrafl A Sans, »tafani. Marida. If you don't ran u m m . (19c) Scents, An early purchase Dominât« Boma friras, i M Roalnttion coupon b toad tar SOM i m Sm •’* ^ Monday iwnrpI^g^.U advisable be­ - \• : V *■ votes or RULE f»^Any candidato Mviugs.vl cause the of each piece has « , casting votes fon thómselVès are not been sold d»*many instances to to trirbficr *their Votes V to only ■ « M r three jjre»® JW|4|U patterns. * Hkr / RULE 1:-T|»e candidate receiving the great«tft.ohmlier of votes alii 1» declared Dress Gingham* 9 1 , c .t h e winner of tho first prize, an The Amoakeag Dress Ginghams Upright Plano, at tbe close of the need no introduction to the buying contest. public. However, many people RULE 3 The candidate receiving the second Como in, the water’s fine. Look what «¿aij can't believe that we «eally sell the highest number of votes will be de­ cfindidates did in only two and a half days, and genuine Amoakeag Utility Ginghams clared the winner of the second for nine und a half i 9 c » cents, prize a trip from Sniiford, Florida sevrral in the list only represent one day’s ooF to Washington. D. C., nrtd return. but we do, and the. name is on evcYy lection of votes. piece. RULE 4 The candidate receiving the third The names of all candidates and the numbert£ highest number of votes will he 89c Silk for 59c declared the winner of the third votes eaeh Has to his or her credit will be posteti This is that beautiful spiral cord j prise, a handsome art square (Value conspiciously in our store every Thursday morning Ratine that you ladiee hnve ad­ »¿5.00). I wonder who Is golnp to make the biggest jaa mired so profusely. Tho assortment RULE 5 The decision .of tho contest Iward of colors have been aold down to will be final in all cases. .this weeftr* I have a.sneaking iden it will be iwnt three colors, Colbart blue, pink and RULE 6 Only one nomination ticket ahull young lady near the tail end of the list. white, nnd in order*to move these 1>C credited to each candidate. If ybu sell one coupon hook (hat means' trt three pieces off ourjritelvei we offer RULE 7 All votes in possession of candidatos them Monday for 69c the yard. must he turned in before G o'clock. thounand *(10,000),votes for.you. Just on the Q. T. on' Wednesday of eaeh week. In ofNow don’ t wait and dream over the inHween you and me, that's thd quickest way to bnrgnin while some other ladies buy •pile up votes, and possibly the. party .buying tbe collection of votes. your dress. he Ten Thousand (10,000) bonus book will give you their six thousand - (6,000). In RULE 8 10 Yards Towelling 39c >tca are to b* given only to partí». 4hat event— 16,000 vote»—W H O 0 P *Ë E ^ “ « 700 In order to reduce the selling ex­ selling our 96.00 coupon books.* can n o 'itlW pense of this one special we will sell RULE 9 Coupons cannot be accepted as ^Ai*v ••> •r . ' the toweling in ten, yard lengths, payment on account*. To receive r .j V ■’« . .«* NO. VOTES votes for money paid op accounts only, and no more than one ton ' ADDRESS . ,- -U NAME see Schedule of Votoc. > yard piece sold ’ to one customer. Mtss Maud Cameron. ..-. Sanford, FU.. R. F. D. J — MU RULE 10 Anyone purchasing a coupon book Bowl and Pitcher 69c * Mrs. W. W. Pry........ ___Sanford,. Fla.___ s L -ï-------- »M » will lie given 1000 voles bonus Surely this Is an opportunity to 'y.«» .Sanford, Pt* over tho 16.00 schedule. In other Mrs. R. L. Griffin..... supply those extra room* with, a Lì» ■ wurdo-'.tt 96.00 cash purchase epMrs. C. L. Goodhue... .Sanford, PMi**. titlcs’ /o u to 6000 votes, but if you howl and pitcher at a cost below . Sanford, Fla., R. F. D. 3 -a.- M<4 Mrs. I. D. Hart__ ,’pu>c|i*3o a »5.00 coupon book, from your anticipation. They are all. cither one of the candidatos, or at Miss Ahple ¿.Howard-.. Sanford, Fla............. white, Bristol glased inside and out. Miss Gtwce nawklna___ Sanford, Fla------------------óur »tor® yqu are issued 6000 votes át tUé time of purchasing the couMatting Suit Casp 91.29 Mrs. It. C\ 8hcarer_-.„....Sanfotd, Fla............ - ........ . pon btook. ;„ „ v • Everybody knows Whitt a matting M ill Empia Proctor. .....Geneva, FU— .... .. _ - Afff j RULE II Absolutely rtoisipploy^f the D. A. a fill case is, and At the same time M in Helen T a l c ___ Osteen, Fla.-....... Caldwell &. Sons is allowed to re­ you know they usually sell for »1.50. Miss Mamie BjjyaL-.. . Sorrento, FU ceive or solicit votes for themselves This is a very popular suit, ewe or’ any member of their immediate Those candidates Who have already entered tho Gr .among the ladies. It's light and family; no salaried employee o f D. A. Caldwell 4b Sons is allowed to not a burden to carry;------- -■*- um their influence as help to any It so easy to get a few thousand vqtes each day without Uf M en's Shirts 45c candidate who is now in the contest Just the shirt for the hot summer or who may at any lime enter the effort whatioever, One young lady made the remark that she wouldn’t (d contest. days, has collar attached, and in j-w y -v o te s at all lhv anil dark eolers.—thU is a spec»' their votes. That sama young lady, I think, stand* ,fad p rie s .pit these shirtu for Monhead of the list at this writing. You got out and get bu^-j Bay,- June, 6th. If you men can’ t the more tho tncrrict. Ask all your -friends and your fri«» , «upe-lh.to-purchase, send ydtir wife, friends for their votes, nnd then if you are shy a fr* ‘ •Wpethber^-aister or a n y b o d y -w ill « i l C«A Piwchaa»;; WHIm uVatw dred, sell one or two coupon books. And come In on th* eeU th«b# shlrU to any on « Monday. .IS C«*h P u r d u M * . . ... lUVotM With i r JO r*»h l*urrh«M.. . . . . . . . ... CM Vetas stretch with a ten o|r twenty thousand wad. That s th« Whk< Men’ s Hilk Shirt* «1.98 .ts Co» Pumsss.V......... .... SS* Votas with I with) JO Cadi fisnHM. .. . MO Votes to play this game—it's fin e -g e t In the g a m e . .-Make room Think of this at) «ilk Shirt for only With ( ’ l.M C n h Pun:hast................. ...I S M Volos your, parlor tur for this piano, uand votes red e> jrvu t u u )>iaiiu, i u (go. u . after w w * «1 » WHh < ’ M* Cadi FarrAaM.......... to« Votos two ninety eight ($2.98), nice and you're pretty sure to win. Then if you ml*» the cool /o r summer wear. A man Isn’ t w ith tr rt y X .M pajrRirat an (arnltur* «rrt . . . . SMVatss with,sto tr t M fmywmx ah tanOtur* irrt smail margin, we’ll give y oil a most enjoyable trip to lotto Votas considered 1)1.'fPoomed in his shirt Wlih ararjr ZOO payrarat ra (uraitars sect . ...ASOO Votas ington; D. C., on tho banks of the Potomac, where ■ I sleeves if Ho, has on ' a silk Shirt. With atsry I .Ml psynirat on sert . . .. . . . .. SMVatss recuperate from your campaign. And then if you fallbjwv Thev bespeak taatfc and tidiness on WttAmajr IJtpqmwlW iRMit......., . . . CM VMM Wltkaaaay ZOSpsywaTf asaowtt.. . ,.. •«« l ü f Vital second prise, you will have the pleasure of. ’’Softly Jt** , tho par| of tbe wearer, and certainly rpet From Bagdad” , which is a 9s^ Art Sqo»*. Upon the Carpet 'th e y are more comfortable than the ordtntay Shirt. Colors, cream. Take a poejkat ‘ these shirts in our show ;*'*•■ ?* w in d ifc . i ' “ ' •*- - 1 s*** ‘ -Shoes Lest you forget— we carry the. cel­ < O ^ D roB soM v bm ) . ebrated Snow Shoe for men, this is IN T H E QRANTD PIANO C O N T E S T the ahoe with 'the steel arch sup­ ' 4 port, you have heatd *o. .much YOU MAY NOMINATE YOt lwIxr OB'S KIOKNI» about. Walking in a pair o f Snow FIJI out this nomination blank wnd’ mail, or bringVn horion to tbe Contest Department ot Shoes Is like walking on n lrr',.'try D. ’A. Caldwell ft Sons. - \ a pair.” ,K * i •ft* ‘ i *> tl fi - 1 Furaifurc INOMINArt Many people don't know the ex­ tent of OUJ furniture' bu#in«A, It’s true w^jlAwtn’t much rooi»< devoted M iss Mrs. Mr.to furiiitV^ displays in *. our ». • Y J: •j «{ore rooms - » » -F V a you could only take a peep into our A d d r c w ^ « ^ :. • fY- v two large je«iehqu*es on Seventh street, devoted exclusively to Fur' ■Ml <j ; ; Nominated By. I rdture, than you could get an Idea as (b how wo manage please so ' •’ > Z , su l «ttw» a44rM . , r\ B.* "Wriu T*7 aUU«s *h*ih«r UW, Un»òr Ur- and tM«C m a y furniture buyers. » e » » 4 e 4 » e e e » « M # M M # s <e f e f « » i > H « i e » H » » e « « 9 e » «< . . ; D. C., and Return 9x12 Art Rules; and STANDING OF NOON WED E Schedule of Votes NOMINATION TIC K E T .■£» Vi M Wt » ■ l L IB -The lake ahore boulevard which rVr-'■assaaasg DIDATES UPTO AY, JUNE 3rd xm �Y“. ' r Florid# Christian Endeavor ' , . * ' m ^ 4 'h y n#t have oyir annual Sunday ; -Foiu mentions first, four .'districts school sch1 . picnic near home so that allj of the ;tnte anion, and they are c ‘ n K°? Doufttle« many have wl.h-1 Sanford |i0ll{r<} No> 27> j 0 . 0 F> iftl'es spurt. Notice, first Tamps, ed for this, but when wo consider „ _A, or as we should *say West Tampa, the facts In the cuts« we find ourMeeU every Monday at 7:30 p. m., where they planned a real concert selves "up a stum p." Where could for May 29th, alt of Endeavor talent L. D. Wicker we have it? If any one will ¿uggest: J‘ op the program. To show the wideSecretary N. G. a place near ja w ri suitable for such awbkeness of "thes* workers, it an occasion we would be glad to only neceasgry 'to say they invited hear of It. We know of no such Gale City Caihp No. 6, W. O. W all of the local societies by written l i \ rt | \ ju place. personal invitations. It took twelve Meet* second and fourth Wednesday _ In the next place there Is no of them to. go «round, for Tam ps is nights in each month. up and doing compared with othsr beautifully wooded oak grove near G. It. Calhoun . J..F. Hoolehan the d ty , except ono near the comeportions of outr union in C. E. Clerk Council Commander terif and no water or other accom­ growth. modations to bu had. ’ In West Palm Ueacb, Southeastern Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern S|ar Again, the annual picnic is looked district the society voted willingly Meets every first and third Tuesday to pay $5.00 on the |300 pledge forward to by those who can go as in each month. Everyone who has seen the one time In the. year when they made for Florida toward doing our can go on a little excursion with but his Star in the Enst^re cordially invited part in gotting the Headquarters little expense. . Personally we are to visit this chapter. Building really built. Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y glad they are going to this bench * i n Jacksonville" the Riverside this year. Although w e'do not exPresbyterians are expecting to start Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. o f P, poc^ to go-' ourselves, wo see no a Junior society soon. The young Moitss-rcond and fourth Tuesdays. roaaon why we should throw cold people's organisation is composed Visiting knights always wclcomp. water on tho happy hearts of those largely of high school students and II. McLaulin J. A. Takaich the wsy they tako hold of things is who expect to go. K. R. and S. C. C. Perhaps with some it will4 be n something good to see. _ _ J choice between: the tpovlng pictures Now a West Florida field note, Not only do these include proper representation in the leading markets and Sanford I^dge No 62, F. and A. M. and tho picnic, while with others it the kind we do not get near enough constant work with the trade, but they make use of advertising to the consumer* may be between the.dressmaker or Communication every first and third of. The young peoples s o c ie ty 'o f Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting brethren the grocer and tho "nlc." It is now a well established fact that the business which makes liberal use of the First Presbyterian church of * So far4as the getting tired is con­ welcome. ^ advertising o jn distribute its goods at a smaller proportionate cost than on# Tallahassee was started Feb. 1st which entirely makes its sales by word-of-mouth solicitation. cerned anyone must be laiy indeed 0. U TayloT * ‘ F. L. Miller with 14 charter members. It now who does -net-enjoy getting s little Secretary ^ W. M. has thirty and the pastor has the likewise it lias come to be generally known that any product that has luerit, tired while giving a happy outing to appropriate name, Rev. "Newsome," which is in general demand, that is offered at a fair price and which can be dethe children (and who are not chil­ United Brotherhood o f Carpenters and Miss Marjorie McNeill la corres­ pended upon os to quality, may be sold if the consuming public is told the truth . Joiners of America dren in the Sunday school?) to go ponding secretary; Mr. M. B. Avery, about it through mediums that are generally read. somewhere whery ^hey have- not Sunfonl Locid-Union No. 1761 meek president; Miss.Theresa -Yoryer vice been every day. A change ia good first and third' Thursday night at 7 jffeeident; and -Miss Mary Robert­ As soon io its history os the quality ot the The facts have more (ban justified this for all of us and we hope that all o'clock In ths Eagles’ Halt. fruit it handled became established through blished throt son treasurer. This society should belief, and in the territory covered by tbs will go who can sctratch up tho Rex Packard Geo Dlackwelder tbs adaption ofF proper (tacking house meta* Florida Citrus Exchange advertising its mean ■ great deal (pore to ua on ntl*, thrrvfnrr, toe Exchange went *u the chink" to go on. R. S. and T. President brands have become dominant In the markets account-of eo .many of our young sers of citrus fruiti with ths facts and Florida fruit has taken from tbs Califor­ Many children could pay their high school girls going ‘to the W om­ “ w superiority of Florida oranges and nia product the supremacy that the Utter own way by saving the nickels and ' -•»*& it sold by it. U. P. O. E. Hanford Lodge 1241 an’ s College each year as the finish­ bad so long enjoyed. dimes they beg from their parents ing touch in education. Mies Mc­ Meet first and third Wednesday night ,•N iaS fM ’ /d t that the expenditure of s few The advertising has been done carefully, for candy, etc. Try It, children, and cents * box for this purpose would produce Neill’s address is No. 19 College in accordance with the experience and sug­ at corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave. see how much happier you would results In' larger demand and better prices gestions of expert advisor*. Nothing baa Avo., and write her when the work­ O. L. Taylor R. L. Peck be and hflw much more thtly you altogether out o f proportion to the outlay, been taken for granted as to the reeults pro­ ers of your societies go to Talla­ Secretary . Exalted Ruler and much greater than could be secured duced—the facts have been secured by inves­ would enjoy the "p ic." hassee. If her name is forgotten, from an equal expense in any other direction. tigation made where the fruit sells. Theirs not to reason why, Monroe Chapler No. 15, It. A. M. tell the state introduction suj-sflTheirs but to "p ic" or die. Intendent, who ia now "Secretary Meets every wcond and fourth Thurs­ The advertising has created . vast demand for Florida fruit iu general and Theirs but to "n lc " or try; Grace" in Interlachen. day in Masonic Hall over the Imperial' for Florida Citrus Exchange fruit in particular, and to meet this demand wholeNoble school children. . We said there would be four items, Theatre. Viiitlng^companions wc*eome. . sale ami rctai) dealers have carried Exchange fruit in stock, and to show tlieir A BUNDY’ SCHOOL S E C Y but here is another—of South Cen­ I. F. Karnatx 0 , L. Taylor appreciation of the Exchange advertising have supplemented it with space ¡»aid tral district. At Monroe, a little Secretary High Priest for by themselves, in which Exchange fruit has been featured. town near Sanford the secretary enf;.y d on her recent field trip, a gen­ Knowledge or tn* Ancients. From various prehistoric imple­ uine country house ice cream social. It came after the monthly business ments’and ornaments found In Egypt, i $1 Complete Shaving Outfit $1 meeting program led by the local Professor Itandcock, .so Englishman, 10 Article« 10 president, Mrs. H. Isermtui. The has concluded that tho aoclont peoples young and old folks present *werc Of that km] usml face paint; that To advet tise our Universal Shav­ tho early pre-dynaatlc Egyptians were fond of ice cream nml about nine a neolithic people, having been skilled ing outfit and” Universal Products dollar* were cleared os results of in the making of flints a d very early we wilt for a limited time only, send the social, .Some societies complain learning the uso of copper nud gold, this well wbrth )3.00 Shaving Outfit of a »bortuge of money. Why not And that.from tho earliest times they for 11.00. We sell our products to try tome such codling plan of get- knew how to navlgato sailing boats tho consumer direct and therefore slid rowTJUttm. ■ ■ Ban* nil—»foalM* pxnfllu « hi^h -I-. y»n ting it as did Monroe? It^ fpems^ probable that ths ^n?reknow are very, large. — — ___ I_____ vu; tnry will ¿nly have * brief1stay- at 1 Hollow Ground Razor T o Set 8tcnctl Col^r#. ___ home. The new plan of a called 1 5>Inch Lather Brush After atendllng. lf you will press * 1 Razor Strop, Canv # back CHANGES IN PLAYING RULES conference for southern workers con­ hot flatiron over the patter' stenciled, took i t It This Way, venes at a sumtnor resort near Chat­ you will find that It makes the'color 1 Nickel Easel Back Mirror TRICE’S TB U M PETEER Of course, it’s tough luck to have fast so that It cannot bo wfistftd out Federal League Expected to Abide by tanooga, June 12th. President Cur­ 1 33-inch Barber Towel a headache, or loso your Job. or RaVo Unkin Published under this Heading tur* Rulings Just the Same as "Or­ ry of Jacksonville. Vice President when the fabric Is laundered. If you 1 Box Shaving Soap one of Urn children com« down with tbbtd by H. P. A. fiume. «tacksonrlklel ganised Ball” Teams. Waldron in Sanford or Treaiqser have mixed, too much oil with the t Boi Talcum Powder chicken-pox, but cheer up! It’s much paints and smeared tho fabric, ptaCo a Cavanagh of Tampa, not any of , better than getting your clothe# caught 1 Decorated China Mug blotter over the smear and press with Three radical change# have been A ‘ 'D ry" Nr.i¡.i*n in tho machinery and being whirred them felt they could leave buxine** a hot flatiron. The oil will have 1 Aluminum Barber Comb made In the playing rules that will Fourteen state* have repealed laws I around a Una shaft this month to go, so It is possible 1 Bristle Hair Brush ’ been. absorbed when the blotter Is govern baseball wherever It ia'played. to prohibit the manufacture t ...................... — —— the secretary will tako the (pip but Agents need not- write. lifted, so that It la not noticeable. The Fqdqral leaguo Is expected to i‘*R£*»nlp of alcoholic ' liquor*. - O f, V/Ite L.idy. Each outfit packed in neat box abide by the'ebangfs just tho samo only to' 1« from homo and office nine states that now have pro-, Binall Boy (to charitable lady)— as tho’ so-called “organised baseball” correspondence a few days. $1.00. Coin or Monoy Order, post­ Real Test o f Sympathy. jklhition in their stntutcs or.consti- Please, mother says she's much bet­ teams. Probably the xqost Important Dr. Wm. Shaw of Trjm ont . Anybody can eympathlxo wlfh tb# age 10c extra«. . , iatlons several expressly permit the ter of ill« .complaint wot you glVes 'er ebangif Is tho o# i that will prevent Temple weds Mis* Maude' L. Cham­ UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS CO.* \ sufferings of afrisMl. but It requires a Individual citizen to import as much quinine for—but she's awful IU of the the coaoher at third, base-from'stop­ berlain, aim of Christian Endeavor. Dayton, Ohio very’ fine natolre—If, requires, in |Iqttor as he and his family cap COtt- disease wqjL‘j^ui«U by port wlno and ping or holding up a runner. It the Headquarters today. •_ Another pram tim nature. ££ & truA.lhdtvMnalisi coach cr puls his hand* ou the-run­ ime. It Is more than probable chicken .frro*h ÌnenV End ri»voter who gets married sympathise wlth a ffiend’a succosa— 1 ■ - -*\=‘ IT*, ‘ ~■ntA4; i _7S, ner the latter la out. Under the old without permlaalon the -pro* 9 scar WildfL , A ■ June 3rd U Miss Mabel Langford Save Gummed Flaps of'Envelopes. rules (be coacher was permitted to V -A s Ho Reasoned It tory laws in such cases would be 8avo thn gummed flaps of unsealed of Georgia to PMr. put hts hands on ths runner. 9 m M H R P BCharles l i P H Matti*, M R **i am Inclined to think,“ said a tiy expunged from the statute envclu£ea which com# to you by ihalL Another Improvement Iu the rule«Is this inarriagabelng-held In-ttatlrin*'' iSomsthlfig Worth Seeing. ■labiil.y-Qiir. a c ma l . fruit wiih__ Xou_ In his letter to the Times, man, “ that our friend, Mr, Grafton IhaLlha coaches oaaaaoourage the bet- villa, t he brida’« - bowva-fownt— M in on his first will find It vory.2onrenlent to toll at Qrabb, -was ovaat#d-<m-4h« iH«bb»tirJ rhrwhHre, PrMlfilfit T.VM. "For whai reason?**4 .“ We aro told ter, runner, or, in fact, anybody on Langford accomjilt*hsI *u,!,i lu c c ft il visit -to-ji city saw a , forry boat, cross­ a glance Just whnt each Jar contain#, lore of tho National Model that an honest man la the noblest bis own aide. In the old way tho ful work last yeyr a* thj fi>!d v*cre- ing th« river. “Oh. mamma!" be ex­ and the gummed label# thus saved are H fitee League ’ suggest*, that Con- work of tho Creator, and also that on umpire used to rule against a coachrr •ary of Georgia that tho work'n^arly claimed,. much excited, "oome and dly pot on and vuvy economical Another doubled In more ways than number look! Here's a choo-choo car lu swim­ *i>uld do ill tp. pass' a (bfastitu- the seventh -day' the Creator rested." shouting to the batter. -change stipulates that If an umpire Is of societies. At the spring conven­ ming!" ^tiojtsl unx ndmcnt d e s t r o y . th# —■ T im m . .* . h it by a ball on fair ground, play con­ j**P«ty of the Hqubr business in tion she Insisted upon giving up tinues just the name as though noth­ Interest— ln g.‘ , " * United States,5 amounting to ing happened. I*ast year the batter th M duties though would not tell t)ie An lnatitimeat Resembling a watch 12,000,000,000unit’s* the was often sent to bit over after the reason, but grsciouity cqnientod to' ban been Invented In Hungary whuro!c really mean to do without umpire bad boon hit by the batted remain the corresponding secretary. by it ia possible instanti)- to copiputo beverages. • ball. It la also ruled that a pUfhor It (cems too‘ 1)ad thnt our friend* the interest ot any rath pn any given K n o w l e d g e * * '< • - *— * |; don’ t mean it. It is u fact . -■*' . . can deliver tho ball without .-danger will not M l marria ;c dates ura •dm ot niqtiuy (or any length of r'ÆÎ*J i l l u s t r a t i : i) 320 p a g e s or having a balk called on him as long bh turn-time s o w -)' could h.Yvq t they n r # 'drinking more, not titno. x at'either foot Is back of or on fho OpPOtlunik’ to «bow* affection. lor , « t *•< dwpite the multiplication of Telia all about acx mailers; what err* — pitcher's plate. Now, oven If a pitch­ m MVI.AUH Is CiiihiI From 1SfOiiQtllYO Wibltiry law#. The facts -that young men itudj> young worrterj, er should drop tho boll accidentally them, also adverti*« mir state a#., a " mtSSL Ttars's s h n Rm h v . fir nj* this aro nffirisl 'and incontro - ,, 1 i C W|,n T. r ,7r: --- --- y . v - young wives and husbands and all n balk Is called on him. Such mnt- ^ eliding (flower lamL F E N O L E GRACE A. TOW NSEND. V - f i t , T i v 01“ ■■ »< ' r ■ , . h « ; n .M «b .»> . h . , ^ , 9 * . And Ihe Trouble Surely fea*r* -iers used to be left (o the discretion InterlAcheft, June 3, 1914. tl «ouarmlttstas M «*qutto«, tlstbucv K o * -L « . . *., . SrtK ™ v v, .».« «.v;™ it»- W , o f the ucnptrk VW-, FIkt^ Sfiirf«» m>H»’I «M#STsc ,*7f lh0m »'» long as there Is con- forces. ' Plain trm , ofc m t llhr^jn Whon. a player knock! a homo run GusraptcrjV tVvar Ever Hosiery For • <*•<**. t’ffivnt» th» «|)n«<t (g erats^jn*’ ■feto» <lU-saw, 4liint«^ts loilM* si.d »ml It n.O#W. .*ntl "U tlon ’ to Itappinws in marriac^J-OTnr the tençe be must touch every isbpli *’ ■ ,. MeR and Wo mm •fata, «m»U (Xp*«, rw’-Ui pmJtr. «Akrm- jr -ipily.thom, iho liquor o< manhood and womr ^ »» Aftefoptts made to Ifintlcr •' Ladies* Kpccial Offer Qunrtv. 75e" IfaL’ («alfora.,fJ.2511 *UV* fpftn éiinïf *nsAt.nrli- visa«. ? O . . .i. 11, .a osteber f»,m the from iknuklnw throwing, #I.A tho IvaHeC twtter Gallon. $2.00 crprayer, 50e, Only Is out, mid not Ujo•rnnnqK also, Fof Limited Time Only-* Frnule is Used With a Bprayer it he Is nailed. Tb« two _ six jiair oJ- our finest 36c value 7\i\ M m *m f rttitJ wlr hr ,h" ^ - I f ” haseh If a fielder thro wit ttphjs g lo v e ,^^ ^ *-• rf*al“*lnient of their trade under . . 1 ladies'* guaranteed hosn in black 'or PENOI.E f r , MICA!, CO.. *J work that” hie*, over ,cap or the Ilk« to »trtp. the Vi- lent Purgative# •Need ’No 1. hger , ^at) TO|ori ntittbn guarantee, .. V i , T A M t’ 1. I LA. •ÇûndlUo.n^; Economically this , ’n , , L . . ocen ia bed qn . sexusT.^fiygtcillr of tho ball, If a ball catches *iu■th*) Vor tuu b, t)ho. H. mtNAU» IIDWIJ <jo. He U?ed For C..n*Up#’ton Bp Why f j r .| i.0o and 6 stamps for-postage. I M o r a l l y ih bad, \>* . ì {à , -instruction ■ - • tlioóè ! ... for *h o screen back of tho batter th e Run Risks e f Theli* Ilia g -er-, j. SPECIAL OFFER FOR. MEN ^ p«K.pia s„ off^rinMog jiut.V’ ii” nisdy .for the true lnncr'-^rkch- can tAke only two b.MmU. ■w r a aide Efryet i.^ V , j ,.F«r.%.'limited tjitf« qnljr.'six pal»i" L"yjC‘ W‘j iac .«hider the b y poeti tint) law^. Uses Modern Selling Methods Everything a Man Needs jM Sexual Hosiery Offer • a .* No Discomforjt From Dodson^ Li«er Tone b0o'.. MU nurses, t o n c h i ,1/" . Doe Scanloft. RelmtateO. |TmhiWtory.dot-tntw, .Jewysm. ¡ . n - Ä # , •.ocial1 Dee Scanlon. formar Hroóklyn pitcb- Wk-hoh ailh.thv liqlior Pi0,% .¿ J ]* ; iurn^r» Tl *1-52. W W if 3 • ¿ S Ä '» » . ^ {* £ & fïï I f •’ : '( 'J - . - S f i j . i.-il-i.i <:wV»«o I iand tlS GUAI jg h f U kat»w of evils. »dar 4 “'% *** « o« »« # f ■ 1 ■ •R *5W i Free M IM P E R IA L • T H EA T K E I M (2 T„n ivi 1TlVTiiUtìiri*: ,fAccurata.and bp to'dst»' MandPiii^,^ Ï fiwhsn,*» hmt Sii :- ' “ a few yaars ago to tak'a ,up tb# prò fC#k|nVi'0f a-doetor. He li golng to tuannga a Brooklyn semi-prò team. Dally Thought j Every volition-ami thoyght o f man Stg udì* ni Is iusortbed on h k bruin. Thus a man . 1 ■' ^ ' r . . U 1111 Ç .: hr-tirliij'ii,* -?r, s. '"SLgndnrd k j ) t kfiO'^ladge.'*— Philsdèlpfùa wrltcn his jlf# in his. phyalqu«, and - J K W E L t? snidi World . W ’ -Th» New Y| *Iain »tothn fi MY SPECI Af rV *. others,Uyou n r end.:old. Vhat -fill n nhcyl to know a b o u t m « f t e r * . > l infield Hafl, V . D-Î M * l||]T f? > . t l r f J «writ 'M l H A n £ £ % ! jcr, ha» been relfìslatod hy thn ha"- worlaiA ÇuVidaÿ school teacher* njid tlonal cotntnlsBlon. Ifn qui) thq girne e "ertristipafim and aiug jo f^ o u f >Jlnv«F. Gwaranlee jJr1R.’an^y»>a'u',y and inf ♦S’.-H o s q with written guars nice and ¡iv-dw'nt lJv.'T Tone it guHro'dni*d?by U pfiir o f . pur V eil, known Men's V .'...I 1i i,4. .* Co^-wh« will qheccfully Paradise darter* for on#- dollar, and (^'fuud Jpiri’hrwr.-priea^JiiOft^’■* o iei |f|6x«hts for postsgc. . nr.* not* fniire*y-^Nl*^ ,with'"ft.T:. ! You know these hose; they stood l'o d ro q * Liver H t- •f- --i si-'v- the- test ybeu all othnr* . failed.tjfiis. place of cdi-mi-l .and other MriWg lThoy give mui f o o t 4comfort. T>ey jitiTgatiy.-y Jt’ Jja*’. np^e- M tho '¡Ii*t|havc nd.acams to rip. Thvy never » * -. • .’ for*«.! v t — — ^ I lD I U J I N O — — — Î » fjver Tot e isjr >trict- for supiulorlty of mALsrlal And work« Jiqtdd, containing nothl t l! munshlp, absolutely stainless and tv . It. not only leave« no bad,■wutr six utonlha without-holesr-«r s I Open Tursdgy-Thariidajr 4 to AND I i eically and naturally. new pair fr Don’t it order bo- ? without InterS m — , fJ T ?• «U yY *. i . » , 7 . * i — «-■ Am i faro oSt an,;uVdolfr “The 'spinal *— vy line. My fi/n'fl *U» wav TBTbir’. '^ W * IC .. sis» r-. - t WEI adv ; i.Mi’ ANY Ï S tran ger m. M m? 1 . » �tummy rern in the world Is Lloyds. A fair- |y large pwff «f-ito-bwwtneAa has been PobtU&rt Ev*o Taeedar and Pridar Marnine Of to b et/th a t fhe other fellow will IDE NCRAID PRINTING COMPANY guess.wrong. That is why it has be­ come so rich Itself. *V r n. j. mittV. cenar . VA. M MAYNfS analizas Menacer Tha bucket shop and its system\>f playing the stock ’ market cannot win. They win very often, but thoy lose oftener, hence the empty pockets of those who try to wring fortunes Dailnrrrt Is the Cltr br oune *100 ptt r—f advMC* er SOc (*» Moth.out of guessing whether Union Pa­ Permeati la adraaca mail be made el * ■ » cific and spring wheat will this after­ Catatad a* aacmd-daae mall milter Auaott SSed noon go up or down. Monte Carlo records show that in I»Oe. at tke PoateAce at Sa*fort. PlarWa.1 eadaa AA et Marek JH. I>70 s year the red on any roulette wheel wins virtually rthe same number of >No. t e l times as the black. But the rec­ fltrr ta Narald Bulki'n* ords also show that any player who And Stockton carried Seminole. docs not ding steadily to any ono color, but carries his guesses, will in the end lose. •’ The first election in Somlnole . We do not indude the percentages county was moat exciting. in favor of the bank, but just the — — Q ----- straight red and black proposition. Despite the adverse criticism lev­ One color las been, known at this eled at the new Bryan primary law most fasdnating spot on ths Riviera we believe it will stick. to come up 56 consecutive times." Gamblers say that when tossing a The beet man does not always coin you should let the other fellow win and there are several candidates call It. Your own chance of win­ in Seminole county who'believe this. ning is thereby made greater by the human ' brain's Inability to cope Iluerta thinks he will stay in the against chancfe. And it is i good guess to guest fight a little' longer now that he has . more material for the fruy. He that guessing on the election returns must laugh In his »leave over the is also a bad’ guess. ----- rO -----— gam e of. peace inference. ing. Wo are obsessed with the idea of having j* duty to perform and wo do ft in a perfunctory manner if we think well of the candidates, d o ’ lb hysterically if mad at. any of ths of tho candidates and do it aa much like a duty aa the small boy studies his lesson at Sundny school when tho teacher. U looking the other way. .And yet if the government goes awry, if the men .who have sente enough to see our weakness and take advantage of it, if the day comee when the wheels of the Juggernaut car of government run across ottr neck how we howl at the injustice of the oppressor. The average citizen votes ,with as much dense as on African monkey would had he the 'opportunity to take a ballot out of one box and attempt to place it In the one that would yield hint something to oat in return. And yet in the main some good mrn seem to be elected and the Lord Umpsr»*tk«-.wind to the shorn P R O T E C T E D FROM B U R G L A R S A N D . FIRE \VJiy let your valuables remain about the house or office, ,whcrc in s e cu re o r liable to be stolen by burglars or swept away bv PEOPLES BANK OF SAN FORD F L O R ID A SAN FORD, M. M. SM ITH H . E. T O L A R H. R. S T E V E N S Vice-President R. R. DEAS f C aihier A m . Caihier President GOOD OLD SU M M E R T IM E We don't know where the author of that much quoted term lived, and wo don't think he lived In Florida, but if he had, his expression would have been more appropriate to tho season described here than to ths Mrs. 'Marshall and Mr. Brown while visiting her grandparents, Mr. and HOW IT W O RK ED season in most any othor latitude. ths vice presidential party was re­ Mrs. G. M. Jacobs this week. Pretinct No. 3 was the Bankers' al Fort Myers.— Times- ,"X ' Tilden and N. C.’ Jacobs spent I t Is perhaps too early yst until Tho summer la one of the beat cently booth with Cashier ’ Tolar of the Monday .in Sanford attending to the county canvass is made to form and pleasantest seasons in Florida Union. People's Bank, Cashier Key of the business. a reliable eatimate of how the new that the whgU^jrear furnishes. Now, Seminole Bank and Cashier Whit* Misses Saidie Blackburn and Bes­ primary taw worked in ita first rsal Vt*t mgjrJ ridiculous to our Missionary Society Meets * ner of the First National for the tie Hodges are apfnding this* wo.'k teat. But from cpnveraing with dg- northeriri-r« riifiijs-..who have never The missionary society of the o 111rials and they Kissimmee visiting with Miss •• ^ made good ones. fereqt of election jtpd. cbl-j' appnt a su/tfWKiC:-h(y^ and who judge Presbyterian .church mot Friday s f - j , ... inspectors ............. lating their experiences wq," fmd that" solely from’*m itudo». and we have ternoon in the manse, with the pres- ( Nettie Hottges. . Jor Sears, the favorite son of Os­ while there wav much In no expectation of convincing them I d . * Mr,. ,M. 3. Dlcldns In th.| . » L » S | !» W .! d ceola and the next Congressman 1m adjusting the provisions the Iawr to the contrary of their prge'onccp ehtlr. Mr,. J. N. Whitn.r « „ th , “ » A l r . d o [ Jort P i,rc* v «to rn «d from the Fourth District can well be to the problen^ aa they fr tU y these; tions except by their own actual ob­ leader for the afternoon. After the to their home Monday nRir, haVl “ proud of his vote in Seminole county. were almost »{¿smoothed out Qnnlly, tfil | guest servations; so we can only s a y , to opening ser?lce^*«d prayer, the pro­ spent several dSys here tfi( Osceola and Seminoio braves usually the only dlafgreeablr result*' the lady's mother, Mrs. M. E. Ja*. them, “ Come and see." gram for the day was taken up. stand together on ma. tters political. cobs. the consumption of time. The greatest heat over registered The meeting was a most profitable R. R. Roberts has his pretty new ( Considering tho fact that it was here since the establishment of the one, the subject, “ Mission« In China* I Now that tho’ election is over we the first time that thousands’ had local office of the weather bureau proving of absorbing interest^ Mrs. home nearly completed. A n d also stands for rolls, -The Baptist church at this place ran play ball with Orlando, go fish­ attempted to follow the provisions waa a temperature of 06, and that Blssott read a very interesting letter A nd then there’s Bread and ing and do many other interesting of the law there *werc surprisingly has only been a few time«, In thcrfrom Mrs. DuBose, a- missionary entertained the union meotlng of the Wekiva Association here from Pics and Cake, and vacationai stunts. The good few errors, committed by the voters hottest months of th«t year, or rather now in China. Before adourning old summer time has arrived and in marking their ballots and adjust­ those that would be the hottest if orangeade and wdfors were 'ftrved Friday until Sunday last. There W c bake for hungry spuls. there will be nothing 'to do but to­ ing the novd feature of second it wore-not for local conditions, the by Mrs. C. C. Woodruff and Mrs. waa a goodly representation from Sanfoyd, Orlando, Kissimmee, Ge­ morrow. choice voting to actual practise. beat is sensibly mitigated hy the Dickins. W e're artists with the roll­ nera, Lockwood, Oviedo and other ---- -O ------ . It was shown by the’ manner in sea breeze that comes alternately churches. An interesting program ing pin, adi It is most nbsurd for any one to which the ballots were marked that from the Atlantic and tin- Gulf in - CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS was rendered and the business welt the great majority of votera who felt the afternoon. And then too the fed Bore about the result of tho elec­ And here’s the song we sing. We are having fine weather, now. looked after. The meeting proved tion now that it is over. It is al­ any doubt about their ability to rainy season comes in the summer Nice refreshing rains to cause the to be a great spiritual uplift and Dough, re, mi, fa, s o l. la, tec? most as absurd to get sore before handle the new method of indicating and gives us all almost daily showers crops to grow and the farmers to gave the people of the various the election but now that it is nil their second choices solved it by that cool the atmosphere perceptibly. smile. When rolling out the dough. churches an opportunity ftir social The only disagreeable feature of over there is not/fing to do but get simply marking their first choices ___________ :-------- ;---------G. M. Jacobs spent Monday in intercourse much needed among the busy making fences for the next and letting it go at that. Thcro our Florida aummer is ita long con­ Orlando oh.business. . ¡churches. Tho Woman's Misaionelection ami milking predictions as were extremely fow second choice tinuance which', renders it* monoto­ . Mrs. Mattie Lusader returned *ry society also convened with the votes marked considering the num­ nous and causes us to meet the to the result two years hence. home Monday aftir spending.several society here and had a good repreber participating in tho election. crisp days of fall with gratification. B ak ery ------ O-----daya with her sister. Mr*. Billlo sentaUbh from the union. We were ___ * — The second choice feature is of When we read the other day of What- has heiome of DeLand's Phene IIS 113 Magnolia. It Jacobs of this place. plM M * to have Mrs. H. I). Peelmnn course intended to take the piano of the manv prostrations and deajl^s in bonding proposition? Are we to -------------------1 -------------Billie Jacobs is in Sanford this 0f Jacksonville, state secretary of slay in the “ clog-fennel" class of the second primary which was held the norOwrn dries from the Sdvere week on tho juryk R. R. Roberts, w . M. U. with us at this meeting, TTTl -*-■■* in nr in inlviiiiri. to the San­ under the old system in the event heat wave we congratulated our­ spent last weekTon the jury. j ’ » ) ■ ■ • , y, — ford, Orlando] PuTTrnm—and ImUi. there was no .^election in ths fint. selves upon tho good- fortune of ilvMrs. David Hart of Conway U j l l * ; » Ipi »f j I ] rrili ilii III play— be— siiccrksfill !ff/ in ’ Florida, In the ..pleasantest land clars?— De-Land News. visiting -with hor-paronts, Mr. and AOdltlOnHl tl£lSSltl6u AflS Plumbing and Quite right, Chris. No city cun when the peopid become sufficiei t’y summer climate _ t T f ! M". M ofy- litis hi.eh.— —— ___________ make proper improvementi with­ familiar with its exercite to . hnndl > States.— Tampa ’’‘Times. The election went off quietly > Kpr-Rent— 2 Rooms, Shd flights,- -------- Cr?s ‘ r i t t i n g — it as it was intended to work; bbt out bonding. enough in this placo. . 4 suitable for light housekeeping for until that time nrriver the new law ‘ ,♦ Cjark Praises.Bears J. D ...Alexander has moved into gentleman and wife. • Fine pi All W ork R e ce iv e « My I’ erswd results in minority nomirtjtioni. Congressman Frank Clark Herald boasts' that Sanford his new house and it located in Fior- W3tP!:, store, toilet, entirely A tle n tio o And Rest KfforU Th-re are many ins a ices of candi­ pleased that he’ was .so handsottçly ,dm of the meat flourishing cities "^ y V .V* separate. Address Pt O. Box ^93, dates receiving very many loss votes remembered by his - constituent^ :in -the sire in the entire state, not MUs Pearl Kiibee ’ of Geneva la Sanford. Fla. 83-tfa OpiMMUlr Clly, Hall cant after adding all their first and L i *_ the Second district in the election -Tpuly in its business aspect, its BE second choice votes, this being caus­ Tuesday, ho having received some­ banks, farms and factories, but also ed of course by the very small num­ in the vital m atter of its m u nicip al. thing like eight '.voLoa for everyone, ber of second, choice votes cast. given his opponent. -V credit. 'I his last is evidenced hy But this first oloction was merelx He passed through tho city from the very favorable jinlc; made a few’ the, lr|* lesson in a course of edu­ Gainesville to -Washington, stopping days ago of the city bonds- ’ Thcso cation of-b oth election officer* and fu t -night a t “ ihV*BurKfIdge hi honda- wera poli at 103 ^nd there voters lit tho use of a system widely • • ' V FREDERIC H. RAND. Prudent and frill leave for ths capital city were sixteen firms present bidding different from anything that they F. P. FORSTER. Vice President GEO. H. FERNALP. Vice President for tbeni^ on the d ay that the salo this morning. had been previously . fnmilinr with, „A ¿ the hotel last night he was exwas mode The money realized A. L. BETTS, Auutant Cashier B. F. WHITNER. Caihier nnd which will ■whon. they : leans prralnr H , nppr.d.tion ot ■V i K: the vote from this sale w ill be used for pay- ..... - ...f . -o^oasion m g em re rd the ou tstand in g indebt­ • •FìItì/ • V -_-• __ • edness of the. c ity and lot such irtv- “ lor. tho mart r tq that which it diapjSred.’-^-Tampa ■ . J.. “ from all records to prove m erits'as th c . bull djrur’ o f side- _T, T -’ ;; whom it 'appears walls, the construí in-ting of thé liulk- • ’ ' Yq 'j • ’ daty iKi Fouttb ■District has named ita Congres*mi Congressman after the fourth head along the lake -front ami and the ake-front r' ' ‘ as its m e Mt * it • e‘e . u RF.THO JiPl CTIVE paving of streets. — Turn fin Time*. of next Ma’tcK. .. . — •"Y ou . h w elected a fine „man In CAPITAL $25.000 "SURPLUS AND Another 'One is over and as liicy é 1 PROFITS $45.000 Jbe Sears," n> «aid. "I have kpown / NO REGRETS i ,J \: co ini* m l go 4be ,^bought comes to ESTABLISHED 1887 The editor of The Herald 'has no the nrwrpaper ninn that all of them him for twi-nty-flve years, ami V,m>w regrets over the result of the elec­ are iii out the-is me only n little dif­ him to be dean straight through, a ■ •*■ ,* iXtzi tion. We have lost candidates W ferent. Tho average citizen -takes man of his word, of good btulneis * ;. 5.** iX-**r.**. W V * • ~ r ~ t _ ■ ~ . . ’ Vf’ , ^hility »nd aa loyal W" his# party fore and expert to lose them again. the election'wrlousiy for a few ho’ irs *-!:>• S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . • , . ■V* Having liten a consistent'supporter ind. then forget« about tho election. * nd irion,|a M of John Stockton ;for years wo feel the Wlnneb and tho 1«. . r nntii'elec- «"1 make for. thu district what f* that ho "ia right even in defeat and tlon day cornea iound again and then representative. thit tcrr.e day either John Stockton rpairnddicMIy and hyiftcricsHy^ushe* . Mrotver fell any or Ha principies wifi triumph. *». •Town to th# polls and puts In o n e ’ uneasiness over his own seat, but Ftochton end Bryan are lasers but l-for John, or Sim or some other *hat* ho .c.m o baek shvoral times they .’ ire the greatest- men of their friend' or sticks' one In against B ill j during the campaign bocause he betinre and ere greater in defeat since br Joe because he hatea him for »1 »¡«ved the people had a right to extheir adherents are always found ll'ttle thing that has no b e a r e r oil *>,c t * * ord oi #thplr «?on*rt*»mmv fighting with them and will be found politic* or the candidatei' fitness f o r i * he» ho UP io r ^ -d e c tlo n . an* office. ;Tbere is probably no m M that now It i* oVer ije ^ g o in g back there yitfll th e -end of time. > thai makes politinr a life atudy ex- ‘ o Washington where there is real . *" - ^ o - — All tl\e advantages and-safe guards of the now. banking sh dipt tho.new'spaper man a n d ; .the i P.ork t0 donc’ Tlmiw-Lnlf/n. • • GUESSING . ‘ 1 The Philadelphia Ledger truth­ politRjan. ing inaugurated by the United Suites. S Arown Rereiies Gift T h e'hverage man thinks but little! fu lly eayss Toss a róin into the air A rr p ; autogyaphed autographed photograph of 10,000 times and ft will very likely about the aflatra of UU d ty , county,] state or country. He nibbles at th* ; Vice President Tbomss R. Marshall turn up heads as often as tafia. INCREASED SA FETY is the principal object-of t h e , neir'system, { But lit any men try on each of new* a t. tit* brcakfait tniile or the * now occuple* a prominent N*c# in the 10,€£6'*tiirra ta say whether it tea table just like he nibbles at Uni tho office of United Stages >fanFal: and that is the thing that interests the d W B & k it will I c 1•Ada or tails and If he docs hot rolls and bo't* D o Important* J. C. Brown in tho federal building, , >* * *5 ’ i , The framed photogrpph vJaa tt-. rot stick to coJJJrg the same one he news just like he bolts his cup of . will ml** it mote, than .5,000 ‘times.. cofTee. He recks but little about! eelved yesterdny by Mr. Brown, th^J. W e hive the authorfryof'h great the Aftnlril In general . and. usually autogrtphed inscriptinn ncro . Every point made for safety was incorpor “ To J. t prycbologist for this queer -fast- takes b b neighbors "word for- It 'that 4Vorner leading: ‘sb h st minds of our country. S3 • l**t a thing wholly to chance;x»*¿<1 Mr. Sty— nnd So is, rutWlnjg. for Brown. In ^grateful appredationeml •If chances are'even the m u lt will office'an d U n' raaenl; Big affairs nuireroui k ijid n e « « rtcelved whH^, ’ *.T • rorcirn the average man udt-jQ the iirdPlbfTda ' ' Thomas. R. Marshall, ,.- M t v April. • •»' Howrvgr, when the humsA .mltld,* Uast apd yet tho hl»^ edst of living, THE BAN hat has these advantages ’% hack» its wits against chance it will the reduction of freight wtes, the ‘ Thn. photograph- is’ ono oi the,;, *' 'i f V'cTi V-** HrAt ' V \ y'V’ ttr*\rjV« >V ‘ ’ll" placing of good then in dffice sire tut prized po**«*wioni of Upitod States) * in the long run loe*. vital to him and hi* lu w m weifara) Marshal J.,,C. Brown of the United! - GAMwsing on future events whpr* perron*! preíerénfo or prejudice en­ "as his. hot rotta and coffcV th it start-State*- district .court, southern dl*-, ters teikw the chance of losing all him out in tho morning |o hU day'*, trict of Floriilifcf^fhe-photograph Is -.1 >• ,f labor. ','r •*-. \ tne greater. : mm m mmm m J . L . M i l l e r ’s y C. H. Nojy-is the tim e to open up an accoi DljtyGEE witii THE FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK j ? .' ' Member of the federal Reserve Associate J ». ri v ft amwsEH •r r« * - - •. * —1 1-V �«s M i.* »TLAi llf h0,id*y 0t t1 jh M rflir. and .hxlf_«i~M»* Utile Happening«— Mention Of 'PÖpuUUon wont to Orlando-to nt- Davis’ were united In the holy bonds tend the ball game. of matrimony on last Monday after­ Mutters I« Brief Greene Cannon, the welt known noon. l*he ceremony was performed at the Baptist psstorium, the pastor, ftUSONW. JTEMS IN K R IS t ^ S K S T t g X O i George Hyman officiating. ■ Only a rfty looking after the local building few friends were present. Mr. and -iaamarr Of The FloaUag Small Talka supply buaineaa. . Mrs. Betts are two of the moat ‘pop­ ipfcinrllf Arranged For Harried ular young people In Sanford and New Neptune Hotel, Daytona have the very best wishes of their 1V ■ Herald Read era Beach, Fla., Mrs. W. H. Del more," friends. Prop. Hotel on high bluff, over­ looking 'ocean. Large airy room«, ^ Entertained H er C!m » • S c d . ^ T - BJr*> a prominent all canopied and thoroughly screen­ f -attorney of Goineavil|e ia in the d ty Mm. C. C. Morris delightfully en­ ed. .Rooms with and without bsth. this week ,on legal raittero. Bath houses |n connection with hlot- tertained her Sunday school class on Tuesday afternoon,at her boma . jY«b yeast cakes and popcorn at Mrs tel. All home choking. Summer .on Cameron avenue. Delicious sal­ A. Simon’«. ®5*tf rat« 81-4tc ad. fee cream and cake were served. J. A. Gilhool left today for his The quality and the price ia right Those present were Nellie Long, on hay and grains at Dutton’«, 78tf home in Scranton, Pa., where he Alice and Edna MoFTia, Ercael Little, will spend the summer. He hoa Ettie Johnson, Donald Gilbert, Alton Solon Weeks left Friday night for. been manager of the McQrory store Morris, John Johnson, Jodie Cam­ Jacksonville to visit relatives. Air. here and will be succeeded by J. O. eron, Ted Hasty, Percy ‘ Packard W eeks was accompanied by his small Syoic# of gt Pi!ttHburg ami Mly tfiU> Ingram. £ Opn,, Fred 1 * j rbAr. and Mrs.'*ïîarry Ward and Cotton seed meal, shorts, bran at daughter Fern left oh Wednesday Prominent Visitor ?, F, 1*uiton‘s. , for Decatur, Indiana where they will To deliver an address at the lay­ Major John W. Tench and C ol. remain for several weeks before go­ ing of the corner stone of the now F. X. Milter, .two prominent cltitona ing to Michigan for thé s'ummer. Baptist church, D r S. B. Rogers, of Gainesville are in the city on Mrs. J. H. Overman leaves today secretary of the Baptist Board of . ligal matters and expect to be here for Tampa where she wUl make her Missions for Florida will arrive in several days. future home. Her many Sanford the city Monday at noon. / Many or ,'Billy Jacob« and J. T. Jacobs. --- prominent dtioena of the Chuiuota .section nre In the city this week attending court. Valencia o snges, large and lus­ cious at Turner’«, phone No. 75 77-tf Mrs. -Ira Secord la vial ting friends and- relatives in Ohio. Mr. Secord IV expects to join Mrs. Secord within ^ thi- hixt tan. days. They will spend tjie iutiimef’ north. a • ’ -«*. * ,* '. . . .-Uayi oats, corn, chicken feeds at F. F. Dutton*». 78-tf Mrs. E. N. Luke, a teacher in the public schools of Sanford, and Miss Kates, music teacher In the public schools have returned to their homes in Michigan.I have, a first clan painter and sign writer. We can do your hamen» re‘ pairing and auto top work now. 14-tl W. II. UNDERWOOD. / Mrs. Waller B. play and daugh­ ter, Marjory of Arcadia arrived Fri­ day to visit Mrs. M. C. Doyle on Oak avenue. Mrs. Doyle ^ Mrs. Clay’ s mother. v ” Popper, eggplant crates at F. F. Dutton’s. . 78-tf Dr. Puleaton officiated at the birth of Mis* Rebecca Evans. This f pretty little stranger arrived on the 3rd of Juno, the wedding anniver­ sary of her pa.-enta, W. H< Evans and wife of L ik e Mary, ^ F. T. Graham, th*o popular travel­ ling representative of the- Tompu Morning. Tribune was in the city yesterday circulating a m on g - thfc many'friends of that big paper. boine florae Owners _ J ,h a v c a (int clay expert sheer. AiiVe him tnal. 4M» '. W H * Underwood friend* will he delighted to learn plans are being made to entertain that sho will keep her millinery this prominent visitor while in the parlor here and will return from city. time to time to look after her busi­ ness interests here. Baptist Services for'Sunday, June 7 9:80 Sunday school. — A! Lilgia was in the city on Tues­ 11:00 Installation aerviaE, day. n e reports that Mrs. Lilgia 3:00 Junior ’ Union. is recovering from a very successful 6:45 Sr. B. Y. P. U. Thero la to operation*In Savannah and will soon be a. contest on during'the month of be ’home again. Her many friends June as to efficiency in B. Y. P. U. will be glad to hear of her recov­ work. ery. 7:45 Preaching by the pastor. t„ Mm. Overman’s Millinery estab­ Welcome.. . lishment will be in charge of Mr*. GEOROB H Y M A N , Pastor. -----— Tremaine during the summer. Mrs. Tremaine ia an experienced miiliuer * To the VoterV and her many customers will bo glad I wish to thank each’ and every­ to know that ahe will remain here one that voted for me on last Tues­ In charge of this popular milliner day. Assuring you of my apprecia­ parlor. tion of your confidence by your vote you have Indicated your ap­ Private School proval of my services and It will be Mis* Lillian Higgins will open a pleasure for me to serve you in private school on June 8. For in­ formation call phone 29. SO-tfc tho .future to the best of my abiiity for tho best interests of Semincle county. 1 \i \ h. G. A. Cara well and J. A. Whiting Youra truly, of Gainesville, representing the InterL P. HAGAN. State Life Insurance Co., are in the d ty this week looking after business, The Inter-State Co, is a Gainesville Had Paralytic Stroke . -*• organiration that is bound to take C. C, Wobdruff loft this morning with the people o f the state of Flor­ for Louisville, Kentucky having re­ ida who believe In keeping .their money in the state. Mr, Carswell ceived a wire announcing that his expects to interest the people of father had Just been stricken with Sanford in his company and will paralysis. Owing to the advanced not only sell a policy but at present age of Mr. Woodruff, 8r.. there I* is interested in soliciting stock sub. but little hope (or his recovery and scriptions and has been very suc­ 1 Mr. Woodruff hopes to bo able to see him before he dies. The many cessfuly' , friends of. the family here sym­ •P/of. Perkins, Mrs. Perkins arid pathise with them in their affliction. Ethel Goodwin Perkins left on Wed: nesdjiy’s boat for Jacksonville from New Pressing Club whence they go to their old home in Carl RoumlUat and John Hunter Virginia. They.,hav« been resident« have purchased the business of the ■of iianfnrri the pu-i imi y«ata and fiUlifUHl P h liiiR Chili in the tian their parting was a sad one. Their ford House Annex and will continue friends hero hope that same time the the business at the old aland. Both Perkins family will return Jo San­ of tbcsO' young gentlemen are hus­ ford and m aio it tboir home again. tlers and will make good in the new M»*a Mildred Vorce . jeft Friday 'Via the Clyde I.inc tor Jacksonville, where-she. will visit friends for the next 'week, Miss Vorce will be Ta the Voters ? .. *. • * Joined by her grandmother, Mrs. C. of ..M. Vorce Inter on, and i» th will Seminole County" continue their journey to Ohio, Mis* Greeting: Vorce expects to spend the summer I THANK YOU traveling abroad.^ E. At Douglas», Clerk or ■ Circuit Court Tomato, wraps -and tomato crates -at F. F.: Dutton’s. 78-tf 83-ltc -The members of the St. Andrew’s Brotherhood, accompanied' by their -----i****»tr, Rev. A. S. Peck, nre'enjoying *■ * delightful sojourn at Daytona ®*»eh. Those in the pasty aro-Bcn[•-. ismin WhltRcr; -Randall Chase,. , Homo Rpmph, Vivian Speer,‘ AUan Jone*. Sidney Chase, J. F, Coates, Sherman Kouth and Albert Fry. business. 1/ H om o Dealroyed W. V. Dunn of Lake Mary was in the city Wednesday and -gave the information that tho home of Mrs. ’Cathcrwooil had heon dostroyod on Tuesday night. Mrs, Catherwûod Uved at Lake Mary and the home was entirely consumed as thvre was no means of saving it« except the amall-efforts of a volunteer .bucket brigade. Part of her furhitur) wa* taken oat of the bulldlrtz but Jhe.t .homo is gone. She bos thh: sym­ pathy of the community in her Icmi. Baptist Meeting -. On last Saturday and Sunday the Wekiva Baptist Aasodation held their regular monthly meeting at Chuiuota. Many members of the local Baptist church were in attend­ ance and all report alm ost rrijoyable trip. The dtixenn of Chuiuota and especially the members of the church k put forth every effort and spared no palm to make thdr guests comfortable and happy during their short stay. Those attending from Sanforc were Mr. and Mm, Ed Biggera ant daughter, Miss Edith Stewart, Miss Mlllen, Mrs. Brothcmon, Will Carl bourn, Kobt. Howe and. Jno. D. Jlnkins. i- *T- • * ' - -Ti -fif Jane 14th Memorial Services Tho pastor of the Methodist church, Rev. F. E. Htcinirieyer will, by request of the Order preach the # ftl memorial sermon for the Brother­ 4 hood 6f I.octrtnotfvo’ " Engineers bn the morning of June *Hth at Jl !* . * o'clock in the Star Theater.' Special train service has been arranged for FEATHERING A NEST and put at the disposal of the Order from Port Tampa to Sanford that tboy may attend these »«vices. A to interesting nnd delightful task, especially when large delegation is exported. there is an-abundance of the right kind of material The public la cordially invited to t a ily acccasable. attend this service. Let every one honor those who hayo gone down We have furnished the mnterinl for feathering many n With their hand bn the throttle nest, and nre prepared to furnish others with thoroughly L •and their eye on the rail." reliable and up-to-date Furniture. Special music will be provided for the occasion._______________ Methodist Services in rirar Theater June /s alwap$ a bu§p month, and toe ore Large crowds attended the Sunday school and preaching services con­ espeeiallg well equipped at this timet 1# ducted by tho Metfiodist church In the Star Theater last Sunday. Every one eeemed to feel at home. C A S H OR IN S T A L L M E N T The presence of a number who do not worship with ks ’regularly was noticed. These with others have a 1V AD TD U ATU V PR»‘ Street & Palmello Avenue most cordial invitation to meet with us again~hext Ejunday. , f f . A d EtK N A I H I SANFORD, FLORIDA The pastor will present the second sermon of tho aeries on the "C hriim i tlsn," subject t "H is Character.” These subjects aro designed for tho encouragement and inspiration of Corner Slone to be Placed Neal, Mrs. and Mrs. C. O. Mrthose. trying to live the Christian lire. Monday afternoon the corner Laughlin, Mrs. Crus« Barnes, Mrs. The evening subject will be: ■ jitone for the new Baptist church1W* D. Holden, Col. A, M. Thrash"What shall I 'd o with Jesus?" Do wlli bo placed with appropriate cer-i®r* Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Mr. you crown Him or do you crucify omony. The'^M osom of the city [* nd M m . Forrest Lake, Mr. and • Him? Conte to the theater on will have charge of tho placing of Mrs. G. A. Speer, Mia* Mabel BawSunday evening and study the sub­ the stone after which an address wiil I®'. Miss Laura ■Pish; Mr. Thigpen, ject. Thla la an imporotnt question. )0 delivered by Dr. S.- B. Rojers, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mr. nnd Mm, aecretary of tho Baptist Mission F*. J- Gonxale*, Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred Work for Florid*. Dr. Roger* is tho Doyle, Mr*. H. E. Dlcklna and Mr*, Sunday School Excursion The Sunday schools of Sanford eader of the Baptist* of Florida and Walter Clay, will have an excursion to Coronado a an able speaker. Tho service* Beach on Thursday, June 11th. will begin promptly at 4:30. You A Gave Flower Shower The train will leave the new pas­ are invited to come and bring your senger-station at 7:30 in the morn­ rlends with you. Everyi person In A flower shower is the very latest ing and returning will "leave the Sanford ahould encourage the ,nfW in Sanford and the idea of giving station at New Smyrna at 4:30. church bultdlng movement that ia ♦beautiful ‘ flowers to the occupants The toll privilege* at the Smyrna on in our city. of a new home la certainly a good bridge will l>e suspended« far the day Tha new Baptist church, now .be­ one. Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon have and the excursionists will be allow­ ing erected Is modern |n every way recently njoved into their beautiful ed to cross the river . ‘(roe. Auto­ and. will l^e a great addition to the bungalow on Magnolia avenue and mobiles and boata will »nke them city. The ebst of the building when the good ladles of tho Presbyterian from Smyrna to the beach for the complete will exceed 620,000.00.’ church thought it would be perfectly sum of ten cents, being a »pedal Come out Monday afternoon. right and proper to embellish tho -f * * rate for the picnic and the good r , . , * ' *4"'. new home with flower». Forming people oi ¡Now ¡riiiyriui nmi' ctiro ■ttnr -n w rt— ar— r?rr ■tTTTTTTT!---- trf“ In Honor of Mfa. Dlcklna nado will make ample, provision to they descendod Tho home of Mr. and Mm. B. W Mra. ‘ Dubose accommodate the crowd. More de­ Herndon was. the scene of ,'* very uf ° n MrB- McKinnon on Wednesday tails* will be given in Tuesday’s pa­ charming evening party Friday Afternoon laden with beautiful flow­ per and meantime all the children uight in honor of Mrs. H. E. Dlekln* ers, shrubs yind vines ail potted and and grown folks are making prepar­ of, St. Petersburg, Mr. and Mrs. ready to place on. the porches and ations to take s 'day off and get in lAed Doyle and Mri. Walter Clay steps and grounds of tho Mc­ tha..briny. • Kinnon place. Mrs. McKinnon wa* of Arcadia. * •' .. ^ «4 - - - - - -—■ taken by surpriac but was equal to The attractive home was adorned yfoodland Park Is open every the occasion and .after the dowers with cut-flowera, ferns and vines, Thursday and BOtiday: Try to ,tide hart been placed to advantage a carnations being used bwitii pleasing "Huerta." Boats leavp Sanford 2 most pleasant afternoon was - spent effect. Eight tables of player* onp. nw 71-tf by_tb* ladiee-*nd thrii^hoatrinr ■joyed r"sp irited- game of auction. This la a now departure in show­ Mrs, S. Puleaton winning the ladle*' Stonjach SdJerent ite s j This ers but would certainly br appreci­ So many stomach sufferers have firat prise, a pretty »liver deposit ated by the. hew home makers and been benefited b y a simple prescrip­ violet.bowl, nnd Mr. I * A . Newman is one that will be followed by many tion of vejetahl oils which cured a captured the gentleman's prise, two -ladies in tfle future who wish to re* , Chicago druggist of chronic stomach, pair* of silk- »ockaf The consiolamember their friends and help thorn liver and intestinal troubles of years’ tion prises were- aecu'red by Mrs. to make'the homes more beautiful, standing that we want you surety to K. J. GonxoiaS. and Dr. Puiaiton. » « *, • - * • ** Punch wa* served during the even­ try this remedy. It Is known M N O TIC E Mayr’s Wonderful Btomach Rem* ing. After the dose of the game the hostess and her assistants served ?dy. 9 n® d01* .convince you. A» l have business of the It usually give* wonderful relief pineapple »jierbet, whipped cream TUI t Bund A Guarantee Co., East Hanvithln twenty-four hours—-^ven in nnd cake to tho guests who were fprd Lind Learue, and W. A. Whit­ I can be found in the Tux As-, the most stunborn c o s e s , M a y r 'a Mr, ami Mr». C . F. firrifth, Mr. and comb. »cesor’s 031c •In the court hou»u Wonderful Stomach Remedy is now Mr», R. A, Newman, Dr. and Mrs. 8. tuloaton, Dr. and Mra. T: A. sold here by L. R. Philips &• Co. T H O g V K. B A T E S afe== — — — , »3 W Notice to.'Dix Payer« The lijJtS juwossprien on y o u r'prop­ erty wan .fbude by ‘Orange county of­ ficials, The completed books-wurc de* d to Seminole county in October, 1913. - If the «saetsmeht* in your neigh­ borhood were not equalized, come In and B èn i— Davi* talk to me about them and we will get Two of Sanford’« moat pqpuior Valencia oranges, every one guar­ them on the 1914 rolls as they should young people joined 'th e ranks of be. THOMAS K. BATES, anteed full of juice, at Turner’s. the ‘. new !/ wed* thla week! ^Thsy 63-tf ‘ Aiw-wor. r-Wiona No. 75. ,77-tf were. Mi*.*’ Lnùtf» DAvls nnd Mr. Ernrst Belt* and the wedding oc­ Hon. J, I), ^ Jones, the officiant AUTOMOBILE t i r e s curred at- tho "Baptist ptitarijm , <ounty treasurer was in the city aavA T FACTORY PRICSa^J| RcvvGèorge Hyman of" ths Baptllt ^ -^ »T ^ a y a -o f this week attending to SAVE PflQ.M 30 te 99 PEJLCJCNt-fchurch o/hriatlnj. Only* th t'im n * the 'multitudinous duties of hfa of* diate famllìet and a faw friend * wore tta, Mr, Jones .J. has * worried so present at tho ceremony artd isia i* Brtliber TlreT u b * S*- Ormuch over his office,that he is look* fl,{l5. diately afterward» tha happy o u p ls JUJ5 ' Ï 7.20 2 8 x 3 ^ >"1 thin, -in, fact the work was so 1 .4 »* 30x3 ; 7.80 ’ ltf>5 K,*vy that hd : rcdfgnod. some time »¡i-ymoon. ; . 30x3.4 10.80 ” 2.80 l.9 f . ago or rather was1-'not a candidate ä 2.0% ; « Th» bridq tan I» li th? in ’ dxujhtsr Of.TSte;! 2.95 82x34 11.9 * -. r rc-electJon b^rause he wanted 3.00 Mrs / it. H". Davis of 84x34 12.40 the position of postmaster btU vlido 2.40 > * 13.70 s', 3.36 02x4 and will receive his commission in a 4 .6 0 2,45 14 ,80 38x4 16^83 ? ■( I’icn rc^ ghtr— L ew Wmnnwnr «86x4 Baptist minister of this pfijin?, 1/. ' V 17.85 2.80 , 3.90 «ark^Jgo p}B^0 ujie {t for converti. The grdo.-u Ts” one o f • 4.33 5.40 •06x41u . 10.75 and amusemetus. Clean, àafe popular young hu-dno^s man and 4.00 16.85 3.69 36x4 müig pool. 8ui(j and rooms one whrt has grown T4d\Aatph'oo’d’ * 5.10 3.70 37x4\<x . - ,21.50 disinfifeted. : . -71-tF cstnts in thi * city." •*‘ 4,2) 5.9) a-xS 24.90 ~ After-a trip to pnÌ Ip<5ri d All bthei slioi. In. stork, ’■¿è - j ', 1*E. TnlJtr, who baa besn ^»utng hur «iatef. Mrs. Beggs of Skid tires' 15 per ceut addilioonl. rod Inrthls atate Mr- and tu*viUe for'^he past tori weeks re- tub««» 10 per cent *àÌWjVQ$fr*y. AH return to this city, to msfck.R. jfu'ir’ — Hanford .»uiuru SatuiMay.. a«iuru»y.. Mrs. oir». Il«w. cleaii',''frtaht guaranteed tire*, futufe home and tho best wishes df I ,r Irti r .. »oiur hart the honor of being Best standard''.? urnd Indopondent tbidf.jmany friendYlgo a,lib ‘ tl)?m » t . ». ' —.... ‘ t. . • ». n *• "le. X --- —~ hppvintrtl by Mnr-. \Vilkam H o cù «. ! nukes. Buy nlfm ct from a V a m l *ibe ‘’cnirimmeement of their 'jòbrney Pmrident of the çtdridk Foderation’' flavo money. (Super cent discount If lin liiq. ¿V.?| W“ racn’* Clnba. a.dclegnte ttr-'rte payment m full accampani«« each -i. ’.••» p r u l nt thu üm «nd. Fcderafion-order.. C. Ö. D. on 10 per cêirfNhwt ' Aotottwidlc Owners Take.NOllrel. \ .ylppicrt’s Clubs which ia to m e e l,p n*i* Allowing Allowine examination. T * Reduced Rates over C d n c t k i t e : examination bridge atAlh * Ri all cars :TO R jB fl SALES CO. ^ Mm . Tolur inclutPhfe with potaengera. Dayton, Ohio "crtetary of the Woi AU large cart, Ijvj round, trip , «H a v [f Rtfti0rd. W ,B Dip-' eluding Ry of enncy i*u*«d by the ono of t to (irowth O f The Ci I “ : 1 S e m in o lè >:. i I'ZTS S —m 4 -7 Jf-hra’ ro“TTrcr ¿6ff^r.u'ul.iu‘ »n t,o Siirifprj 'petiole, the ftfianctal con* ,!1 «lition tif ihr-i- ( iry ftafe to improved in the yc ~ TIr-I.K t thit tho cityT.t’Vrtppnrting a third hafik, and tKat tho growth o f T H IS DANK hat Ik-ci* vcfY rapid, ik a most certain cviilcricc that Sanford has at last fcsf(tw to reap the rewqr-f .slie h.\* joti * d served. 'i ‘ •’ [he Scrnifiule County Katik hits been o f gfen tllssisrtn ccjn bringing ibis change = abqdt,‘hn'l* the fact that fhe d-posits of thi* institution have inercased-in. th« past snt -months'from $42.916.05 to $165,975.85. show* the desire o f H O M E ’ P R O P L E <o sup-. • ,,..4. iiovif. i.Ms11rori*-»N. •• • • - - ; tt ■m mw ' > •«*>» =- ... ,11.. F0ÏREST UKE. Pm. - •*.: .'-r~ ' our * o m * u HIM ,.W A S H :R /Y -P res. i51ef �LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R LOW ROUND T R IP SUM M ER TOURIST RATES JACKSONVILLE G l i d e P a rk .. . . , , .tt.7 1 Nbgsr* r s l k ........... *T.4S Msmnodi C s v a .. SOJO LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS JN COLORADO CALIFORNIA, AND CANADA, MINNESOTA. MlriHfGAN, THE GREAT LAKES AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW FARES FROM POINTS IN,THE STATE. Tickets on sale daily, M af 15 fofleptember 30. Return limit O ct 31,1914 Etreat—To deetlnstlen* In -Arixonx, British Colombls, (except Field Glacier and Mount Rebaon), California, Lewiston, Ids., Montana (except Helton, Gardiner, Glacier Park Station and Yellowstone Station), Oregon and Washington, tickets on esle June Vie September 30, 1914. V A R IA B L E R O U T E T O D E N V E R . S A L T 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. RETURNINGTHKOUGHCHICACO O R 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 Trains DaJIy-Cholre fof Three Different Routes T O T H E NORTH AND N O R TH W EST THREE TRAINS DAILY TO THE SOUTHWEST THROUGH NEW ORLEANS, L. k 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. KATES, SLEEPING CAR RESERVATIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION. ADDRESS] II. C. BRETNEY, Florida Passenger Agent 134 West Dsy Street ^Telephone 167 B Jacksonville, Fla. LIVERY, S A L E S AND F E E D STABLE . * C orner Park A venue and S econ d S treet CONTRACTORS FOR ALLKINDS OF HEAVY HAULING Largo supply of Horses, Mules W a g ons and H a r n e s s alw ays on hand F o r Sale o r E x ch a n ge □ tacksm llhlng and Wagon R epairing In con n ection P R IV A T E IÏA T 1I S .— E L E C T R IC L IG H T E D , r - G A S John T. Lenfestey Tells of A m erican Commerce on the Southern Continent— European Nations, Germany, Enoland andr .. * France, Now Get Uon’s Share of the BusinessThree Causes for This Are Named. ' succeeded la making Isa heads * at Chicago.—John T. Lenfestey has re-, j wheat grow.where one grew before, turned to Chicago from his tour o f the i am] by their tabor have been able to principal" states of South America, ulillu the land, hitherto nonproduc­ with numberless vivid glories of Us tive, controlled by the members of the experiences, as shown by his com Buenos Ayr«« Jockey dob. ments mads to the London correspond“Brasil la dominated commercially, eat of The Dally News and reiterated to a great extent, by Germane, who here, fie was deeply Impressed by alt steady In the boat and dally en­ the mental' alertness and the “ proud large thclnsplioT« of Influence. They spirit of the peoples among whom are ever ready on the ground with ha travele<f "It Is high time.’* said technical knowledge to produce whatMr. Lanfosthy, “ that we people In pie ever Js wanted, as and when wanted, north disabused our minds of tho parked to arrive In the untU wanted, foolish notion that wa can treat South with customs duty paid and bill rent Americans with tndlffdrnnt courtesy dered for delivery where and when and have their friendship. They are wanted. This ts one of the secrets of wonderfully .responsive to respectful f their success In UraslL as they stand and cordial treatment 1 hope the alone among nations tor giving such American people will grasp this fact complete eerrloe. quickly, and I hope that In futnfe no "Bouth American republics are In cltlun of the United States, distin­ much the same position as ■many un­ guished or undistinguished, will come fortunate manufacturer* In North to Central or Bouth America and be­ have otherwise than be would behave U he were traveling among the moat civilised and'powerful peoplu of the “ Enough op.that point has the same spirit In commerce that ‘No Flint' Gen. Grpy displayed In the conquest of the Weat lndlee for England British capitalists have scouts all over South America placing money with South American republics, and English contractors are on the ground to bring It back home for railroads, docks, har­ bors, battleships, explosive«, guns and factories of all kinds. The Belgians, French and Germans are not far be­ hind, ‘gumshoeing' around for govern­ ments', corporations and Individuals who need money and have security to offer for Its use. In this way they remove resistance and make It easy for the manufacturers of their nations to sell the products they desire to move. “ Many Americans, looking around Tor openings without money, return bom* disappointed. North American salesmen la 8outh America who speak Hpanlsb hre well satlsfled with the success they are enjoying, and North American goods are given the pref­ erence more than ever before There are three elements o f weakness,In the development of North American com moree. First, the absence of banking facilities under North American lnfluouce; second. Ignorance of tho gea graphy of South America, and third, failure to properly All orders and pgck goods safely so ns to Insure them' against tho rough handling they re­ ceive In cargo s tea mars. ‘There are abundant facilities for carrying freight safely, reaaonably and promptly, If. the same, cure and wls> do in aro used In addressing and pack­ ing shipments for "Bouth America a s' tor donatile__irailn—la—it o —Halted Itit. tiM.TTlit.ST CLASS HOTEL IN SANFORD A. ROBBINS, It’s the m ost talked o f car in the world. Sterling merit has sold it to over 530,000 people o f every nation the world over. Ford service and guarantee arc both included in the.price. This means a lot to any auto nn handled doIUi* U tk* pne* «1 the Fc*d ,an. •best; the totftlng car U 6vv fifty; rh« town car «cvti» fifty— f. e. b. Detroit. ,cm p J»u with njgipmr nt. .Gel catalog and patiiculata Own - C F* WILLIAMS. Agrat: or ' EDWARD HIGGINS. Salaamao, at Sanford Machine and Caraga Cotspant an Ideal brand early and supply the demand for early Ideal Fertilizers produce fruit with thin peel, little rag, de­ lightful flavor, and good shipping qualities. Send’ for our free citrus book entitled Effects o f Summer Fer­ tilizing. It gives descriptions of formulas, to .be used and suggestions for applying. Wilson & Toomer ” • R. C: M A X W E L L , M G R . S A N F O R D S tre e t o f T e g u c ig a lp a , H o n d u ra s . era to sae vlslona It la said that in North America there are only two bankers who are big enough to reo-1 ognlxe good vlslona and capitalise them. "A foreign consul- remarked to me that Europe waa supplying the money sud North America „was selling -the goods. By that be meant to say that American Influence and commerce were growing rapidly In Bouth Amer» gerat rime wherever!'.a eut. /yfobnd BRANCH STANDARD RAILROAD OF T H E SOUTH 3-DAILY TRAINS W Ù IY T I tv . Jacksonville Är. Savannah » . ,Ar. Richmond,, Ar. Washington ’Proprietor J a ck so n v ille , Florida . 8 :0 0 a.m.v 12:25 p.m .: , 5,05 (Lin.. .. 8:40 ii.ni. Ar. New, Y ork ... No. 82.— Florida k West Indias? Lijziicd—Pro*-IWdir.ir.g Steel Chair Cars ts Washington—-Electric Lighted am! Fans. , *• N o . B6»- Pelmetto-M,niited —Free Steel ftedfntng Otiatr Cirs nrWaihingtoji— Is unrivaled At Lima, Peru, express­ Electric lJghted und Fans. V . *:* ing to J,.H. Fedhan, manager of the Central railroad of Peru, desire to No. 80.—Coast Line/FIorida Mall—Local Sleeper to Savannah. go up the mountain, my request was Steel Pullman Can of the highest class operated on all: trains. Allan lit Immediately granted. For »ov­ Une Dining Car* operated ooerated on Trninpe Trainm 82 nnd - PCoast Line and 1UL. 8«-. uli hours we.ascended the grade—a J ——-— —-, •-* r four per cent one—Anally arriving fo r informatori and Pullman re^rvigibna apply to*your rural sg otir destination, Rio Blanche, 13,300 A. W . FKITOT. Division Pnsscnger Agent filet up. The rain clouds were driving ’ About us « n i the-blue' sky gleamed 13$ Went lt;,y St. Jscltnon beautifully through them. Tho view w»» vakt and su perb.-I eras 'tobog­ Don’ t play with serious matters ganed' back to Lima, 75 miles. That don’ t YOU carry, your own Irixurmo Is to ssy, a man named Kelley took me against % , v>n s handcar end rmd down thè Une right Into the city by gravity. J t a TORNADOS made .the -return trip 1U tw o/and a half hours. It-wse rather late whsu for you'll find the morwy wanting when wo started back and (or half an hour the storm has wiped out yourt^foperty at the end of the journey w f'ran in Ul« dark. It win my most thrilling Have our sfrong, AilaWe conipsOT experience in BouthjAmeric*. ;5 corrV vour risk—und be on the «do •“**. I do not feel that bne can too St; L eo College, Sl.Leo,^Pasco County, Florida Cotjducted by the Full Initructioin givbn In Prjpiratafy; Com­ mercial and Class^ leal Courses Ili-nedirtine Father», TERMS - 1226.00 rOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTOR writing-of.licr experience wilh Cartiul, flic woman’s tonic. She Says further i "Before I began to use Cardui, my*, back, ,and licad would hurt so bad, I thought tlie’paih would kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework, After taking three bottles of CarduLI began to feel like a new woman. I soon gained 35 pounds,- mid now, I do ail my housework, as well as run a big water mill. I .wish every suffering woman would give women for more than fifty yean. All fiasse« and conditions of society mark him off us a diplomatist of ex­ Uve In should not oqtial that-of Eng­ land, Germany or tho United States. Judging by extracts taken from odr North American papers, there are not so 'many , famous graftenj and .*]gp^ neWspsper publicity is gtven to.craft­ ing pv South‘ America thin Is 'did case with us. . ^ «¿d .Portugal have larked and .«tapped lb« South American r*.putirci for hundred^' of year» Lust y5sr 147,000 fmigrants from S;,jLln movud Into -ArgcnllnR^to till' ftp* soir ä ä “ lis traordinary ability, So popular Is be Jm Uj with tho public and Uraslllan government that a hen It came to to understood that ha was at the point of rearing from thu service, the HrsetlUn government specially requested tho Washington government not to permit him to retire. I say this about Mr. Mqrgan and his confrere* of both 'Services because 1' resitte how ‘ im­ portant It la that the. United States should bava in South America isêfl .thoroughly Initiated Into the life of thbatf countries. To change a min like Mr. Morgan at“ Hlò de Junwro, or our sinbasrsdo^ at Montevideo,, Bum nos Aÿre». ¡^jnttagq or Vnlparslio v.oula (hv a. ca la m ity T h ey alk>tiave Cow or Field Peas; Velvet Beans; Chufas; Peanuts Sorghum; Millet; Selected Field C o m ; Complete and Full Stock Garden Seed; Poultry Feed ami Supplies �% t t t t t t --ÄWl-IHiSING u$ « i S oV hoII.u "1 un'‘tr ,h* uv* A CLASSIFIED . . i S S . l i " / ? 101 »hall be con.trued « • Ì|d .£7i " l #bi**u ' ***«»n*ao« la d pow! ? Pr * t w>. »¡>d th* enumeration ti Ufd r r ? r, ha' iB~ ?r p,a» ,f- •*■»!’ "»t »Sv I!"4,1 or MtaGou. _. IH M « 111. ™ »/nonni of I ho rotili»! .lock of ihU rorporatlou «lull be Thros Mun irai Thou*!.b4 2 Z ° - T ™ > I» >« divided Wlo th r u UiouMud (¡UiftOl »harr* of th* Fan I S ii* Uf f IIuorfr"< UI0O.00) D el. lil? i -ib : °* 'Ì* 4 r*P't«l a*“ « * , Tw o Hun" f ? 4 . T ho,M“ Hd (lion ,o o o .o o i Dalian. ■dl- « a i r i » to •)«: w u of N W )( of N il as. Tow » h i p IB »out .« » • S I «»at* firminolo county, Florida. V .tt Vroprrt) b 'ln ( Uvied upon a* tl n p « iy F o / u l d defendant to S tiity »a! ■trillion and co*t. Tarma .ol tala ea* Wth »,«r to pay for *"J, M h A.NH, ADVERTISING !• »»r miBB.r. ‘' “ » I» * « or power of Ifcl, ror- Shed* of Samlnel* Cbunty, r ia . H •‘ . la Dilapidated Ordina»«« I“ Hull din»* f All Local Advertisements Under This-Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. T ».F rl-i«* Jw 1 the City Council of San- ford, Florida S5w *~K whenever any ^butldiei ¿¡relitti I« .That e « « -w— --a--.---« ---« ----------- •provided, hefore any d lH tm O , .h in “ S paid upon or aet aaida (nr the rumrooo « M^ct.r. withU dlvldreda on praf»rr*>l dork CUy"pf Sanford become* *o dilapidated Si* i r 'i * - 1** 4 ••®l-«n»'‘ »Hy. upon the Aral lad dVurtora taa ; là »atu» I rem «»gleet and » ... A K I L _ «a n f I n a n a k 7 and July of reich yaar. . ■danm enta .or anen-uae thereof, ^u> auch « £ ? « ■’»•'“ dividend o* th . preferred «lock (halt ritent that to repair «aid building or ,-be, Tha .em ulative. a« ,o that If In n r veer. divi. cumulative. deod* i i m u m Ib ( to ,t i ft per centum «hall aot ha paid on auch prtl« rd «tuck, the d*. flcleney ahall be a thai a upon the net earning» t: earn ln » olol the the corporation, and ahall be eubaeuuantly l***4 paid iW H t any dlvidenda ahall y a paid up _ _ aha« be upon or aet »aide^ for Ihe ronmun »Jock. Tha ball nee oof f ’ tha the net romrann »lock . Tha balance prohla of the ‘ “ *be u«ed after proSta tha corporation ahall the laureai _ at ala tha Intereat «n en the tha prei__________ preferred »lock ran I urn ha* per centum haa been paid to m ir e the pre­ ferred alack of of the corporation: tba ferreo atock the corporation; tha net earning» o f the corporation to ho applied redempllon of tbe preferred atoeh i a a o n itt tbe holder» ol the preock and no diridanda ahall be paid i# common atock until tha entire referred atock and l u Intaroat haa la full. .Th* f i cleared atock ahall b# redeemable •ml aul « 1 to call at any time alter ibo corporal n 1» duly organ Ded and ready -- — -»«on, at the par value o f etid itock legetbar with all the accrued Intereat or dlvidenda due en «aid .lock . The rademp» “ •, of the preferred atock th«M not begin until- *ho torporatlon baa liquidated it* oul.ianding indchtvdn***. The board of diraciora may, whan the' * For Sale— $11,500.00 buy* celery fijrit, 5 scree tilt'd, farmed 6 year*. Sfl|jO cash, balance l, 2, 8, 4, year* at tT per cent. F. B. Woodcock, Owner, 7 Oxford Place, Kirkwood, Georgia. 79-8tc J Fur sn lo at a bargain, 8 year old horse and ja good cow. S.‘ A. ‘Hous­ ton, Cameron avenue, R. F. D. No.3 83-8tp For Sale— Good all round horse, M. "S. Nelson, Eureka Hamfdock. * • i 7 9-li For Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring car for $400.00, just overhauled In good running shape. Sanford Ma­ chine £ Garage. 82-tfc For Sale— Horse, wagon and bug­ gy with harness. Alt will be sold for $125 cash to first man who ap­ ples. L. F. Hancock, R. D. 1* 8. i TFor" SMtrr—Practically. bran •jf i t ! " > t ) f a n d touring car, fully equippttf« self starter, electric llghta Jn o»t short time by owner. $850 male takes car. B. £ 0 . Motor Co. whom would bind tha aald dafradattl. *5t/l Th«r»for*, y4u. Jay A. EinalWa. arw hcf». by ardrted la nppaar to tha Mil ol com* tiaint. duly filed la thl« eauaw, on M onday, th* Sad day uf Anguat, A. I>. 1014. tb* » m e bdAg a rule dar o f thla court. And It m further oedaend that thl* nptirw b* publiahcd In ^he Hanford lin a i,I, a now* caper publlahwd In ¡¡»minala- rduniy, Ktor14*. cncw a wwwh far right eohaocttUva weiha. W lt n m E. A , D O tm L A S S , CUrV of tb« a id court, and tba atti tharcof, thla 17th arrvd atock in to mmir.on atock Alt. cr any portion of the atock of thla day ol May, A. U. 1114. Me In root or .par(Seal) E. A. nOU OLASS, or In fabor or «crvlcwa, or ('l»rk ol Circuit Court, Aamlnol* Co., Fla. aona! way „ ------------or uaad ------ tor Iho^pureha*» ---- -------------------ofa y 1. I’ . R obatu, 1» f_____ property, _' ' _ or *~ for _ th* p«yand'pcraanal Ccorga C. lim in g . Solicitor for Complainant rati __ want ol labor or ««rvlrca" at a lu ti value. lion, to fce dbtormlncd by tb V b o a r d of Tn th* *loi khold*i* of tbn Hcminelu C oOp-ratlvo Mcrcanitl* Coiwptny of Sanford. Fiorili* Toko nolle* that on Wrdneiday. July t*t. 1914 p o will apply to th* Hun fir k Trammell, Governor ol tho Slat* of Florida, (or an am*ndm*ttt to tb* chart*r *f *ald corporation a* follow*: :W U«n a of th« I hirt*r o f th* Samlnol* Co.Op*r*tiv* creen til* Co., U a e*S d*d to rcai «« lui S n Th* amount of th» rapital atock of thla corporation ahall ba l i e , 000.on, divided Into 1,00S*har** of 1 10.00 each, of which itock 490 th an » ahall ba pr*f*mtd StOfk. on Vhleh M h TW »tork ther* »kill be » ‘yearly 41 v(d«Bd paid of fi per c*nt, p»y*M * on th* *r»t day* of July • „« January of etch aueecedlng year, and that **id «lock «ball not further partiripyfc In tha oarnlBS* of^ th * **id csrporaliOa.' Th* ramalnln* CM (bare* thill h* com m on d o c k and- ahall not par­ ticipate in tb * earning* until th* dividend a* *l»o*» provided tor th* pf*(trred n o ck thall h*V* been fully paid. All th* capital Mock of thla corporation, whether common #r preferred «lock, ahall ^>* fully paid'for In nah before laauad to th* aulncf tharsTt,e >t«t«kholder* of tha <rf thr ftyf'1 -,,a»1 Thl* corporation «hall contimi*, and bavs full pow*f to ***rcl«« it* corporal» rl(M * and Iranchi*•* for a period ol niaoty nino j*ar*. ArtlH* V. The hutJnca* ol thl* corporation «hall bo conducted b y th* ftdlonlng olH c*»'. 'A pr**id*nt ‘ and vie* president, a **cr*tsry and I rnturer, who may b* one and th* »am* p*r*t>n. and a boaad ol not leva than thrw, nor more than nine lilr t r im , who muit he holder* of *toek In »aid corporation, la b* alectod annually by aald atoeh holder». Until th* Af*t m « iln g of the atnrkbold*r*. hrrelnaftor provided for, th* oIBctr* of thla corporation «halt b*: t.corg« E. Montgomery, p m id e e l: Walter 9. Aditra, vie* p m ld rn t- M. J. Motu, **c. W a ry and tKaanmr. Th* board o f director* ahall be; Georg* corporation, /Icctlng »uch otBcer* of is th* meeting* o f the etnckholdcn of thla tWcpof»tir>n, Th* Satnlnol* Co-Opwtatlv* Mar. b y C. It. HHOADS,, I l-P iitt p 1'rreldent. ia corporation, aa alter th* annual meeting of tb* alochholder» Natica *f Applirallwa far Lsllara galant I s . ««^„rating ttanfard Davalatm eal Cor- fact Itaall «hall be an amount equal Ip th* antic* capital atock of thl« corporation, i ' ArtlHo VII. m «il«t . - t Notte* I* hereby given that, we, th* unTba name* and retidenew* nf th* »ubd. tntrad to spply U tU llonok. •erlMng Incorporator* and th* am oust of »hl* 1’ arV Tramm ell.' Governor al the Statw capital «tosti aubamibad by each ara aa fol­ •I Murids, at Tallahaa»**, FloHda, on th* low* lo-w lr 10th ria* *t J « » » ~a d h - l H C t o Iwttera " O p S i« R i M fWftSmsry i fls w Prd. -Ftorids. T*i«»t. incorporating Sanford Dsvalopmtnt 100 iharaa. WalUr 3. Adam*, Poulavili», K y ., 100 M. J. Korn, Pine ville, Ky., 100 »hare*. In Wita**» Whereof, tha »«b eeri 1,1ng Incstporatw* have hereunto »at their name«. Geo. g . MontgoStary. Waller S. A dam *,’ v , t l . I, M on. t . Anni* 11. S fa ra i natura of tha bu*tal*a,to ha 1 ^ ‘ lta-ifl:uu. “ ,pCrlUr?‘ . T* jpureh**». aw o. -heiart ro jmt, mfl, mortgaga aaeh»n|bwid « 1» reti veint*. **>1 any ligh t. J ” tharata, in the etaTe of •Ih«' »tata* of the ijnitad HU 'Itvlgw^ouMrl**: to gcuulro, ow •«««fy farm*. (*rm land*, ertkl taw» alloc and ,j#rr»U Ì l i ' « “ ’ tmFtave, irrigate, drw •»I °» «Parnta th* proparty nl *ir °* m 8**n« SRd to do tatng. appropriata or ntadful. f< •«•»»«« nr Improvament •01 *s f«'pn»» lar which «ha tioma. ma 'County of Jaffareon ---------- - — , — - I - Ì 7 ,7J*v • n®»«ry putii«, veteenally opp**«ed, WalUr ft. A itala to-tn* well known to b* on* of th# folwgoina ■ubaerlMng lororpor«ior», and who nejtnowladgad bai ora m* that h* eph*«rib*d U,i« aatg* to tk» fer* going arMrle* of Incorporation,for th* purpoae* therein eip r« « H . Witneta n r hand and oftctal m «IV hf offlea, tt Loufavilla, !a th* couaty. of Jwfteeeos, and »lata of Knntorky. oft tUg^tb* CTth printing. O u r specially -is high-class print- When you want a typewriter Bee Connelly, also ribbon* and carbon. 76-tf skilled labor to turn out as g ood work as For Sale—Black saddle and driving mare ' Inquire of J. D. Róhorts at ifrocery. * * 42*tfc 1 have ft few bushels velvet 1)0ans t. Will sell these cheap, Come at one«, 8tr3t£ For Salfr—New Potatoes,, sorted-and washed, full bushel $1.25 de­ livered anywhere in Sanford, sub­ ject to your approval. Send postal card order to C. E. Snydrr. Itouti- l, Sanford. — 81-3‘c For Sale—A good home wall located, $500 cash, bnlanc« party payments. 6 room houw. $1,500, easy payments. 8 rooms and battor$3G0 cash—monthly payments. , . J.vh , Wall locfttfd lot, $350. $60 cash, balance monthly, Connelly, 109 MagnoHft a\Tmie. * 67-tf During the summer months is the best H u e to k y . in a supply o f printing for the .. com ing winter. - Your work will be rushed through the shop and special pains will be taken to sec diat the very best work is put oughly dried on our drying racks and will be delivered in a perfect con d ition — every ■- . . • . - -- - piece perfect For Rent— Completely furnUhcd hom o with piano for th* aummer. Few ate pa to postofllcc, depot and fn ic umi m ii cd UK. i. A ir \V. tl—1 lìw w n , P terprlse, hloridn For Sale— T w o good borami and spring wngon: Inquire of Cobo Cola Bottling Co. . 80-tfr For Sale or Ront—Two nlco real, donees at a bargain. W. J. Thigpen 80-tf TO D on t forget that w c arc headquarters for Writing Ink, C arbon Paper, Counter Pads, Cardboard, (in Blank all colors) RENT Furnished room for rent. Terms rea- ■onablu. Apply 214 Park avenue. C3-t f For Rent— Large pleoaant rooms. Telephone, electric lights and other 'conveniences. Apply $18 Oak Ava. Loose-Leaf Ledgers for merchandise stores, and T y pewriter Ribbons. -*—« s v ^ 1— — W e are closing out a large stock o f type* writcr^carbon o f the very best makes, usually sold for 2 l-2 c per sheet. W h ile they last Furnished House of Five itoom s— Screened, pi aqo sud water Included, 120 per month, Addresr o$m%TT cars M .Herald office. 80-tfc MISCELANEOUS If you want to buy or sail Con­ nelly’s RoaJ Fatato Office*!« the place to do buslnea»., T Ìtf M, E. Moye, cor Fifty iantl Mo^hqllft. ’*fiO-2tp- 4' to ho go» «f tsg. fsf*g#tag Wanted— Position tup atenographoi^ Will work cheap through the sum poae« Hierein »anroaaad«. Sand »ad ofaelal »aal st mor. Gall, at 211 E. Third SL county of 11*11 and »tat« ol k ls .t$ fl'1 4 th day ol May, • - . , ;r * ». ! . 7à-4»p or Tk rurH,.“ *," s ^ ì l Ì i manulaclur*. pro- p l*n u p ftr« Jan. i l . 191S. . t’-*4** «“ eh bandi fob propar r or poi it * ni»v' ¿ fi 4fcÌ whan th* board of diradai» •a ’ P" *“ * “ aftO-*borrow money curili«.. ,*• »ottga ge* or Oiaar *c- Williams’ Kidney Pills pnrtkuL *? guaritilo*, «uh»crii«* l«r, hold. . Maw ymi Irr » 1,|2 .*L-Sf*l,rw ,*c '» e g s if» , mil, traoìC sj.t^ V a n d »du»,*, l u i » 1 t C0P* L Joì ZlK* Ali kindi of st(8fyigraphic and type* WxlGng jiòrJc needy done. Apply St, JfohnV Hotel,- Room IJJ. 77-tfc Wanfed-^A good awcottdhand bug» * ' Wrt. A. E, Berg, Ifoutc 2. ' r ‘ 80-Atp - , Wenied— Okra, com ,; eggplant, lati your. ncrvotw onions, radish, beets «tid a little trouMft^wiih your celery.. Alt' STRICTLY CHOICE. ,* J]sv4f--T0u. pains Addrqsa E. T, Woodruff, care Ara­ ìdlJjàltìAT flavi- T-f Ihf- tacf, j -' la 'i M ock!" o f any* nature whatsoever in the line o f notary if returned. Ä iare W e are equipped to handle your- work v Lost-'ur Stolen-* Nlagira», Licyclc, blkck finish, No. E. 8852;^ R e^rd Ì . » t * o 7 . V i ,/ o V ;/h°.d . f t S S L ' Semiton. 0r tha prapariy U o;b z E n v elop es, Statements or Advertising Matter. ing, and we have the eqtrfpment and the « _ best in printing, whether it be Letter Heads, For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow. P. O, Box 1367. 7-1- . toriata ' 014r * M ^ : : i lO d /a o harahy teeom* I hereby eartlfy that hefor* ma, a Salary **Ì“ rt*i4iUi (01 a h » purgo** o l formine im o public, p.raunally apiieared, Georg* M. M«ntb«dy.Ad(|Uc anAveovprratm under wnd by ■omtry, to m« well known to he ns* of tk* For Rent— Furnished 'office Equip­ ■v l » , « - ¿ n C * Iktaapf th o 'm a to of FlaHd». (amtofag aahlcHbing Inrnrporatort, and who «ad do faeraby adig>t th» follawfng artlrle* hhowladgad haforw m* that b* «ubwrlbad ped with roll toprdfek. office chairs «1 Intorpaialkm: / I «km* to th* foragolag ertici«« of Inror_. 4 iil(l« I. ■ » p o r tili» fo r.tjm purpo*** therein **nr****d.and tables. Also a rWi top dee^, Th, naBa 0f liti* corporation, abati tw, W ltosaa^ty h ssd and official *»»1 of eltypewriter deak and other equip­ Mnlord Davalop m\nt Corporation, and II«* flea at Sanford In kha county o f Samlnol* (•natii)»! piar» oi hualne» »hall b» at Nan- and «lat* of Florida, on thla tha 1*1 day of ment for sale dr rent. Herald office. li'd , io tho «onntJlOT nominola «ad «tata of June; A, p . 1*14. *r fltriila, bui li «a*A bava auth othar Offira«, - ' ^1 82-tf iie llL , i M ART K. *od 1 i» J t 1 of butta*** In Florida, • / ' Affl®*'F f’ wblle. State « «nd la othar H«lh tl tba United,Hfala*} and ÌW MV romml»«i«r> Cipif*e 1» forelgu coujkft**. »m Ita hssrd of dirottor* B N ia « l Kentucky, ■*y ftoro tbtfk lo lima d*tarw>tn«. •- Y ou cannot afford anything but the S i i WiUinros’ "Kidney Sold only by Wm. gon Hotel, Jacksonville, FIs. 8B-ap Phon* N o " I M 107 Magnolia Ave. SAN FORD . . FL O R ID A All Work Delivered to Arig-’Part of City �______________ *•:> ■ .‘ \Kv ——r ; HON. DUNCAN U. FLETCHER Reflected as the Senior Senator from Florida In the United States Senate be heard from the returns give C. SEARS FOR CONGRESS Bryan a total vote of 338 for Repre­ sentative. Pat Johnson 245 and MADE A GREAT RACE 8. J. Triplett 132. As the count (Continued from Page One) .Lake county gave Fletcher 585, Stockton 289; for Congressman Angle 253, Sparkman 567,'DeBerry 50; for Commissioner of Agricul­ ture, McRae 611, Appleyard 200; Edge and Hansom elected R « jr ,sentativea. now stands the second choic* votes wifi not 'ch a n g f the comparative candidates. Mr. standing of Bryan ia conceded as easy victor in this race* Keen competition was generated among the various county office*».th results being as follows, only one very amili precinct missing Barber 665. W. M. Ferrili 161. * Kor County Commissioner, Dis­ Orange County Officials The offitnjal count of Orange coun­ trict No. 2— R. V. Lanier 336, E, L. ty as certified, by the canvassing D. Overatreet 317. board, M. 0 .j Overatreet, William Martin and F. H. Williams is aa Blackwell, 256 follows: Fletcher 664; 8tockton 214; Far County*. Commissioner DUAcosta 41; L’ Engle 368, Malone 60; Sears 343; Williamson 32; Apple- trict N a- 4— W. R. Goodwin I l4 , yard 260; 644; Avery 385;’ Ellis 897; Young Tindall 324. 8hackleford 497;' Dickinson 836; For County Commissioner Dis­ Griffin 528; Newton 624; Reese 257; trict No. 5— D. W. Alderman 244, Giles 598; Wilmott 249. W. F. Walker 879- JUNE g, i f i 4 TH E SAN PO It n II ERALD •Ti '. .Ï PAGE EIGHT Election Returns •m a y m e a n NEW HOTEL 5.'— ReJacksonville,. Fla., tbrna from yesterdays stnte .wide |Great Developments Promised t „at far fr-nnt Sanford ■ ^ k primary arc yet from rnmnlcts. complete, I though enough figurea have been, re­ At last result, have awarded & ceived to indicate that Senator effort* of George E. Fletcher's majority will exceed 10*- Walter S. Adams and Mrs.^Bttafc *000.. HU nomination is conceded Adama, they having Interned idth * by his opponent, John N. C. Stock- them certain.baukm and buafc^ ton, John N. C. Stockton-*-W . J. pT «,* C¥ Uon00^ Tcnn.. , nd 0, Sear* ia far in the lead for Congress­ Pinovillc, k y . Heading this iron' man from the F’mirth District, de­ to Judge M. L. Mow of ths PtopU feating Claude L'Engle, present in­ Bank of Riveaville, J^y. They fcP ,* * cumbent, but it is impossible yet tb organized a corporation which will h* give the size of his plurality. known aa the "Sanford D cv.-lop^t Sparkman, Clark und Wilson were Corporation." notice of which will renominated by overwhelming ma be found in this Issue. The ptirpoJ jorities. McRfce is renominated for of this corporation U Ih* purchasing Commisoinner of Agriculture, de­ of all of tho properties of the "Hoifeating T. J. Appleyard, Jr., by n don Realty Company," eomprufaf largo majority. The content for two somo* twelve hundred city lou sad I Justices of the Supreme ’.Court to a- Urge acreage vt fins land. This stUl In doubt. Owing to tho com ­ development scheme e m b r i t ^ m u j ^ plication of second ’ choice vote* It raoro that wo can elaborate at thfr . will b e -impossible to determine the present moment in this short sr- ' result until *tBn official canvass is tide, but we are soured that it mad*. ■ include^all of the great working out d r the succc -j s thgt" Sanford merit»' and to which it has boon looking Osage Orange. Tho osage o&ngo Is a native o f forwardNorth America am) Is generally used aa a bodge. In some Instances It atNew Garage S(sm (atns a height of 60 feet. The fruit Tile Sanford Motor Sgjev Co. U la not poisonous, but I* seldom. If ev­ er, eaten, being filled with a woody the newest thing in the kutieisa fiber nnd a milky juice which hi (or world of this city. The new fbm from attniettvd fc M-* tasto has most elegant quarters in tbs now Woodruff building recinlly — r erectecd at_Ahe corner of park an­ Aaeertalnlng Time Difference. nua and Commercial street and U By iQOkitut at a map a person may readily ascertain the ttÿie difference equipped with all.that la neceiaary ' between'two'bilvM. judidof.by counting to carry on the business of repairing four minute* to oaob'ddjree, eaal or automobiles. The Urge floor ipg<* wo*L *• will afford ample room for the dis--‘ play of earn and tho Bulck car sill be the Udder In the sales depart­ P P W Undon "Tange” NccUce l i L L «Evelyn Thew" Bracele ment. The buaineaa man^snsst and antes department .will bo under These two beautiful pieces of pop­ the careful direction'of Frank Milular jewelry are the crate among teer, who with B. W. Row* form» society women In New York and the the new company known si tb* largest dties. They are neat and Sanford Motor 8ales Co. Mr. Rows elegant gold finlajied article*, that is an expert mechanic and under­ will gladden the heart of every girl stands the automobile game thor­ or woman no matter how young or oughly and he will have charge of how old. Very stylish and attraethe mechanical department. Tb* now company starts off under meat Our Free Offer. We are adver­ favorable conditions and with tb* tising Spearmint Chewing Gum best wishes of their many friend*. duaire.to placç a big box 0Í .this fine, healthful gum into every home. Real Value of Riches. It aweetnna the breath— whitens the Of great riches there Is ho real tue t^atb and aids digestion. It Is reta Copt U be In tho distribution.—Barefreshing and pleasing to all. Tft but 60c and every one spending / Buy 4 gals. L.A.M. SemiMixed Real Paint |A40 6 stamps ta cover shipping costa we And 3gals. Linseed Oil will ship * big box of 20 Tegular 6c ( to roll with it • 3.10 packages of the Spearmint-Oum and Mak«a7gala. Paint fbr$19.50 include the elegant . IMPAIR t h e s y s t e m , shorten* It’s on ly $ 1 .5 0 p er gaL “ Tango” necklace and “ Evelyn LIFE AN1> DO GREAT HARM Thaw^= bracelet absolutely free. If you knew that you could eursywrZINC sal LINSEED Oil.-the b*m adì at your child of a malignant dibit» Not more than 2 orders to one par­ paint mater 1*1« tor 100 years. ty. Dealers not allowed to accept by the use Of dynamite,* would you ut* the chancel *’ - . Calomol acts on The sluggish Hier Üb UNITED SALES COMPANY P. O. Box IM dynamlto on the solid rock. M ILLER & SON Dayton. Ohio It shocks and upset* the affai» atri t r hann as prtwn l-y »*♦%■*effects. Modem science has discovered a w f232353535353233013024800535348005323485353 ntahle aubstltut* vhat produces all tU;l desired effects of calomel without the G IVE U S sbofck or after troubles. It i* *o iom* leas that adds may be uken into tit MAIL system ’immediately after tho modicum* without fear of after cffcctA. Jt rids Hver, kidneys and howri» ^ j all jigfeumotM accpmulatlpna and let« the patient feeing'new an^afronf. Caraweil*« Uver-Aid w On latent.R.C. J Bo wars' drug atom at 60 cento for a Ipx* bottle.. The purcHaw-price wUl bafc *j funded in fifi if you f.wl:U.. u n a W »r j anthusiaam. waa manifested, and For Better Sunday Schools Among the numerous adjuncts of workers went back to their homos the church, none la more prolific of with the detor mi nation to make tho ___ . l . I__ » t__ ,L J . quick, jttrmanunt and profuao re­ ■beat year the best }n -their school-sults than’ the Sunday school. Real­ Goals ware set, and earnest endeav­ ising this years ago, wise men of ors arc being made to attain the various denominations ¿vuedved the same. New schools are to bo or­ idea of an international work amorix ganized, nnd in general the work of alt schools throughout tho land which' the school« ia going forward with hould at once be interdenomina­ wonderful vitality. Other counties tional, helpful and lasting. This or­ before these two have likewise been . ganization haa flourishpil even be­ stimulated. yond fondest expectation!, and sine* The,work of the association in thin its inception into the religious Arid, vicinity will bo welcomed with open tho efficiency of the schools all over arms, as it means an advance along North America has gonu on ^wonder- all progressive line*, as no church is fuliy. Jit the statu of Florida the barred, and the m use appeals to all work of advancing Sunday school classes of people, and has a tendonejr standards is now being pushed With' not on ly'to unify "Sunday school ac­ vigor. Tht. Florida State Sunday tivities, but also to shn* to tho School Association has its state of­ world the fact that religious forces fice in Jacksonville, with Abner B, can meet on a common' level in Brown, an experienced worker and matters which pertain to the welfare prgunizer as the general secretary. of Bible, study and the Bible school. Definite, plans hgvo been Isid for No petty denominational ¿Uffcrtmceg aggressive-work In all portions al Lhe inutlwra here when tho good of' the state, and to this end a field secre­ pupils of the Sabbath school Is at tary has been appointed whose -duty atatle. One of the happy signs of it is to visit coHniiea, one at a time, the times is that combined effort ia and see each school in that county, being more ( and more advocated, talk with the teachers, officers and and Ihkt it ia the only solution to friends of those schools, hold meet­ some of the problems which eonings of interest to the communities, »front present dsy civilization. It is disseminate * knowledge and liter- hoped' that through thU united . ef­ .ature and culminate, if possible the fort, for instance along temperance county visitation with a big yonvem- lines, that the Bible sehdola of Flor­ iion in some logical town within the ida may he so inlhannony one with county. At these conventions the another that the young soldiers of workers of- every school gather for n all schools irrespective of denomina­ conference. Here problems common tional affiliation will stand shoulder to each denomination .are ctyscuaeed, to shoulder in the fight against the and her* ideas are exchanged the common enemy. This la only one value of which ia far reaching. The of the many phases of the work be­ whole county la set on fire .with ing outlined by the state association Sunday school enthusiasm, and the whereby unified action wj^l effect stimulation ia carried into tho Uf vast results. corners and adda much good to the schools all over the territory worked. Natural Indignation. County by county la thus to be The Parmer (pained)—An' then you worked until tho whole state glows chaps 'are the sauce to send a deputa­ with life. One of the beautiful fea- tion to say your hours are too long! rnrPH about this work la that all the Wy—wy—where elao will-you find a advances made b y a u ch movements boaa 'oo glvca you fourteen good hours redound to the credit of the denom­ to get a day's work done in?—Sketch. ination -of which the stimulated school ia a part. In other word*, this work is the work of the various denominations laboring in harmony M A K E Y O U R O W N one with the other, and whatever gains are made are denominational TOD will SAVE gains In the final summing up of 60 cts. PER CAL statto tics. . ,j THIS IS HOW Already a number o f. counties have been visited and permanent organizations formed. The most recent convention« have beenjheld in Lakeland^if Polk county, and in Kissimmee in Osceola county. At both places the most delightful ba mony and unity prevailed. The one purpose was- to promote the com­ mon interests of the kingdom. At least a dozen denominations were For Member School, Board, Dis­ represented, and delegates from prac­ In Osceála trict No. 2— Walter Bronaon 384, E. tically every town in these counties With only one small precinct vto D Wooten 251. came up to the conventions. Loya' •' *•” * - - -- J* ;* ^ , "***” -1''' *^ti !” jfe;..” S10RE CLOSED THURSDAY AT NOON Sudden Shocks NEMO” CORSET« can’t do without one ~ : now and wear it ali Requires summer :* ' r ; ; r -' - ■ W E B S T E R ’S .N E W IN TE R N A TIO N A L D ICTIO N AR Y T H E M E RRiAM WEBSTER T ho O n ly N ew unabridged dietlonary In m anyyoara. Contains th o jp/fh and « o f an ; outhoritalivo librarfC oy« « o,vory Hold ofL a o^ l* V -. ' • .* a l f i g l o 'E w n v . h o O n ly p lotion a ry ^Uhfth# N ew D iv id ed 2‘aje^. »,0 0 0 Words. ' 2700 PagWOOOOlUuRtrotionis C ostn i voiumo. B A TH IN G S U ITS Ididlen1, #7;75up Men*a...v. Boys'. 50c up if ' ' CÉNTLËIVIEN What about that Stmw Hartk^fiJce your : . • choice.. it L M *' ..98c np L A D IE S ïî-r Just received a com plete stock o f thOisc iDew Taffeta Silks» beautiful‘ colors. / . . $1.35 WhlU the season is just at Its b « t . we offer grcr.t bargain* ... — W e appreciate mail orders and ^ive them prom pt Attention*. G ive us a trial and get your goods the ! . 1 ...... i sa m e d a y or COURT WEEK î^aM éxt w e e k w ill b e y o u r op| tu n lty to s e o u s , - i ’ -rtÇ l 1 Lace, Tälueo up to $8.50, special price... Season’s 'Specials — All those pretty white Dresses, made of —— ^» ü cu )«*. �SÉÊlfe _____* ■••■ ï , ítt:— M H V 11 ', 11 11 •r-- ■*1 I■**~*~P ■ oiiir ■,*•- . ‘ ■«>l»i«i : ' sE h h « . . « : .’ ff ' y I M - f ?- 9® a ÆS *■ g ííw OFFICIAI. ORGAN O F SF.MINOLE COUNTY— T H E GARDEN SP O T OF T H E W ORLD B U S H CD SEM! - W EEKLY PU _ ri- I N S A N F O R D — U fa /a Worib Living - a- VOLUME V vr SANFÖRD,' FLORIDA, TUR8DAY, JUNE ». I9U STATE BOARD DEVEL­ OPMENT COMMISSION NO. 84 Wolwr - Waldin. of, Mietpi; C. E. Howard of the Cltixen. Orlando; W. F. Stovall of the Tampa Tribune, George McClelland of the Jackson­ ville Metropolis, •Frank Mayes of the Pensacola Journal, G. Z. Chambiiaa of Oral«. M. F. Hetherington .of the Lakeland Telegram, P: A. ,Vans Agnew of Jacksonville, D. C. THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE Gillette of Tampa, W. C. Temple of Winter Park. Harry Brown of the SHOULD GRANT . AN APSt. -AugUatine- Record and several PlfOPRIATION others whose names will be added as tH.® work progresse*. This Is certainly one of the best r.moves toward advertising the yate that has ever been inaugurated and will receive the eanction and supjiort of all the boards of trade and PUBLICITY AND BUSINESS MEN commercial organisations and busi­ America^. Agricultural Chernies’ WILLCOMBINETO ADVERTISE * ness men of the state and* will be - Circuit court has been moving the means of placing the advan­ along in its accustomed groove and Co. va. 07 R. Calhoun, asaumpait FLORIDA OFFICIALLY tages of Florida before the world in many caaea have been disposed of damage« (500. The above etylec The state of Florida hae lone a truthful and legitimate manner. during the time that the court has cause .feferred to Geo. A. DeCottea needed proper advertising and by been In session. The juries, have as referees. proper advertising Is m eant. adver­ been worldng overtlrhfc on several Lawn Social tising accomplished by a board ol The Brotherhood of the Presby­ eases and with the exception of elec­ J. E. Laing vs. ‘ City of Sanford, experts governed Jby a board of terian church will give a iaVn so­ tion day when court Adjourned for assumpeit damage $309. Jury de­ directors who nothin* cial at the residence of Mr. H. R. the day the officers and judges and cided i n ‘ favor of . City of Saj from''the state T»qt be*n Stevens Friday night, June 19th. lawyara are getting right down to J* ‘ l' . •.*<pstsed ÿjpon by r b b m ^ W censors The general. coihmittee met last business. The 'Oviido murder case, • ■ ^ • *. «imposed of the burin«w«ftten of the evening and appointed the several where death overtook the n< '.„J , H. Bfyc4 va-,. Ajiahife Timber* r i Rite and publicity .experts, different committees which-are re­ looking for blind Ugera and when Corjioration, 'n avaga* 11,000. ift* Jn order to accomplish the adver­ quested to meet at Mr. DuBose's four negroes seem to figure as pr&Y * ‘ C. W. T3 Ivt*. *■*»s’ reHree. ■ -*■ ” tising that the stale of Florida needs office next Monday evening for a clpals has taken up considerable tlmV U. vdU be necessary for the state of genera] consultation. The proa- * of the court and juries, one jury Do­ ’ Stau.r .75&r Florida ,,v»?.L Iherlie FloriBtfto take up the matter and poets are bright and the Brother­ ing out over Sunday. . Rhodes, murder in second ' ‘ the legislature should paaa a bill hood la looking forward to a jolly The Baxter case will also bob up creating an., advertising fund that good time on the 19th. "again this term it is laid, as the de­ Lillie H. Jones va. R. L. I * nee. will not be borne by a few public cision of the lower* court hae been divorce granted final decree. Vfsrited men as heretofore, but by reverted by the supreme court. The the whole dtitenry of the «tats following cases have been disposed State of Florida ve. Kirby L. since all the - people of Florida are of: LaudlinX^Sifàmy-—motion to con­ bound to »profit by legitimate and State of Florida va. Sam Johnson tinue dèigjjed and case set until mur­ ‘ official advertising. In order to foe* alias Joe Williams, forgery—sen­ der case* are over. • ter such an advertising campaign HERNDON CAR STRUCK OB- tenced to twelve month», • »-T- * — '’^3» the Florida Developm ent rominis^ The following Jury haa been act­ ' lion was' organised in Sanford yes­ -si ST RUCTION THROW ING State of Florida vs. Walter Wil­ ing on the case of George Gould tor OCCUPANTS OUT terday and thé burinais men of the liams, breaking and entering. Sen­ murder: L. M. Lucan, W. E. Squires, state were invited fo join the news* tenced to 3. year»."" Alfred King, W. A. Knight. C. W. piper men in the formation of the MRS. F. L. MILLER, MRS. CLAY Powell, C. K. Lucas, E. E. Brown, - tommiasion. AND LEONARD MILLER laacu Frigatorio, Gustof Lind and L. Kdx, C. M, Kennedy, J. P. TürWERE INJURED A most enthusiastic meeting was Micho -Stoinoff were declared citlurr, B. F. Jamas, G. E. Tcratus. a J *r hdd in the parlors of the Sanford xene of,the United State«. The -city was startled and thrown L u t nlgbt1 they brought In the Rouse at which R. J. Holly, editor verdict of noi guilty. into profound sorrow late Sunday ;of the Sanford Herald presided. . State of Florida va. Alfonso Gramnight by the intelligence that a party The regular venire o f 18 drawn Pred Kettle of the Florida Horaeling, aggravated asaautl. Guilty. of Sanford people had been seriously yesterday u fellows : seeker acted as secretary and among Sentence to ten months or $400. Injured by an accident at Daytona M. Y. I.ipc, Gue- Wwlcott, . L . f c ^ those^ present who made interesting ‘talks on the advantages of the state Beach. The first ‘ message came to Grand jury-presented the follow­ 'MéKcnxis, F. W. Smith,, J. E. ^ Were Hon. W. C. Temple of Winter Frank . Miller stating that Mrs. ing indictmenta:*Charlid Rhoden, Ben Lain*. B. T i Peters, Frank Hatch, Miller and Norms Hernd/m had been Park, R. S. Carver of the Jackson­ Cook, N*poleon Sutton, Jesse Mar­ U. F, Beardiey, A. D. Smith, A ..J. Injured* Mr. Miller and hi« brother, ville Metropolis, C- S. Day, manager low, Gould Gould, murder in flret McCuHey, A. B. Mahoney, M. M. pr* OHveniMlller left in an auto at Stewwrt, I ^ OC-Gresham. O, W. Bil­ ; *viyf the Southern Utilities of Jackson­ degree. once forvtfte scene of the accident, lingsley. ville and several other«. ; ] yesterday morning flashed the Thr f rvmlntinn that un m-JUli'in A epesisl vesiro a t ,flue 1oylul news that none of the injured ' " [;•■rommltten for the Florida , Develops manslaughter, Sentenced to Alteen were drawn u folio wa: one were in danger although badly ttent Promotion B o a rd 'of the iom yqan. W. B. Ogle*by, O. J. Popb,’, L ii. »urt. mission be. formed was passed and Hvnde.son, J. L. Wynn,-J. iC. MoffSt It seems that B. W. Herndon, s -Abe following prominent m en-were • Tom discharge but held for R. S, Mann, J. B. Thompson.', J, Mrs. Herndon, him. Miller, ; pjictU lîimn the committees , ’v witness. ■ B ru ton . L. Wenti, M. Norwood^*!': Clay and little Leonard Miller _ J /’HoRy, chairman, Fred Kettle H.' Chnppcfl, R. G. Hixon, W. 1'. on the beach about ten in the even­ Igerrcittry, II. K. Hamper, treasurer, Court appoiuted Wllaon ft llous- A criés, C, E. Ward, E. G. Hodges, T, ing taking a ride in Mr. Herndon's i '. f ! A. "Vans Agnew of Jackaonvidp hotder, attorney» to defend George X, DavfjAiA.- Dorner, R. F. W u h Ford car and the tide had eaft\ ‘,,'v*rid I>. C. Gillette of -Tampa,. Dût Gould and A. K. Powefs to defend bàni, *L. Kirtard, L. P. “Stone, J. P. piece of wreckage*A the beach and Jesse Marlow.- Grand Jury was then Holton, B. H. Adams, J. P. Butler, *committee of five to take up the thV-c*r -was almost upon it before discharged. ----- ‘ ‘- - - - r — * L B. Little, H. J. MTnïônr CIRCUIT COURT GRIND TIME OF COURT TAKEN BY NEGRO MURDER CASE £ JURY SPENT SUNDAY IN THE B< COMMISSION FORMED AT SANFORD YESTERDAY — ANOTHER WEEK MAY. SEE FINISH OF THIS SESSION ACCIDENTAT DAYTONA BEACH S t e s s a ' ’^ u ÿ tempting K ^ td- turn, a aa^jdpvthegm front in every . part’ of Florida in order ’ hat suitable npproprlstiona can be . mide at the next aeealoa of the . ' legislature to properly advertise the • EicAt »tubw^of . florida..!' • * *The orti dut hoard of the Florida -Development velopmMj promotion - hoard is ipoaed of ths following prominent composée! ’* mídante óf Florida: R. J, Holly of . »he Sanford Herald, chslrman; Fred Kettle of the Florida Horticneekcr, ,l werMery; R^ Hamnor of the Florida ' Grower, treusurer; Oscar , ConiiHrig Tif th j Ulanii Herald; --- t J V V’fg* 'J ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS u T- r wheel was smashed fn aomq manner and Mra.. MiUer,and'Mry.vClay and little L^phard^je/e Ml. thrown frqin « • * car. Mrs: Miller wgi badly bruleeS and gut, Leonard .wktLaiao bruised .cqhsiderably and - Mfa.' Clay had her collar bone broken and ..was Also indeed and cut by the contact with the beach And part« of the car. The car did not turn turtle os.wae ilnt reported hero but remained up­ right. which probably saved Mr. and Mrs. Herndon from sfrriou* injury. The inlured*were, rushed to Dr. Bohannon'« sanitarium aV Daytona and given every .attention and today are rusting as easy as poa4Jb)C' Dr. Miller .hnir ret turn'd nnd .UfMjrU that none of them are serionsly.-Jiurt nnd thAt they expect to be bijme in a few flay■' Tkolr many fjdendeTier» are glad ‘ to. kpow ,lh ij .t‘bo nccLdebt wae no w’orto^and .ih ai they‘ are improving. BAXTER CAHE REVERSED New Game Law Profilable Famee«‘ Cow Stealing Case Max L TaUahasace, Fla., June 8.— E. Z. Came Before Thla Term o f C o u t il ‘iorTCs.; atau (Mne commiaaioner ho» ' m ade1 * H«t, report to Governor •* The Baxter cow steal]ftR dost may; come up. again fii thi« term of -Cir­ Trabnweil. The. game law was cn cuit jCpurY, for ,Hkj Bnntfuo'« ghost acred-tho> last aesalon of the legbla -inly been in operation H will nqt down. Tried at tbe lajt 'p tfl'in b term of court nnd bitterly contested sl^cb'Atut ii*pumber. Tbe commiaxitencr's report is clabevery stAp of tbe way by States At­ torney Landic for th« state and orjae and contains much .valuable inGilea ft Davis for tbe defense Baxter frfnlpnti0^- The department to was finally found guilty of stealing March 1. 1914, had collected $45,cow» and was ,-eejiUftcud for fifteen 814,26. Of this amount $16,495.35 years. % The case was appealed by wqa, paid to county wardens and bb attorney« and a’ wire received county officers for fees earned by yesterday ndvbed' Davi/t ,ft ‘ Giles them. The .salaries and expenses of. thaf^tho Supremo Court had re­ the atato commissioner's department versed th*s ’docblpn of ».<•« lower were $3,182.26. Leaving the net court and thb U a signal vi8tory~for amount, over all exponaes, paid Into the attornsya o f the defense and the state treasury fog the school mean« - that the Baxter case will fund $27,136.64. I '•> come up again and it may come up at thb term .of court. The. case ha» S Mutorcycfr Accident J*. already cost tbe coupty s Urge sum Sunday seem» to have been a day snd it will probably . require' tbe of aceidunts and among them woe presence of as many tvltperses ns It • v ; ’" H °*T jM ib er. R«psrt " one that happened to the motor­ W'aJthlagtjif«. ' ’ juite- •«.—Generally did before. Meantime thb prisoner cycle of / . A. Bryun he« languished In jail awaiting Iti» . fair a a lt hot- what her b forecaat for Mr. Bryan and Mrs.- Bryan on the weejt, eai) of the Rockies. fate at the hand» of a higher court the motorcycle end sid«v car attach.,‘'T heie arfe*tpj present indications and will probably welcome a change menf were enjoying the brick road» of •pteciplu'titm ol cobeequeace." even if it means a aeqtencA .on-the on the west ride snd pissing the ' ’ 1 •aid the weather bureau*» hiiHeiln roede. Stenstrom. place drdd»d to take the dldrc Operetta toni$hL-«Acigt that there fill bo Jtenstrom Bfrd Smith on the The Jun or Civic League b pre, showers ««d Thu nderatorrna a t .the e to Monroe. Going «long ouuet from Ihe lake region eaetbgrd parl/ig to put on a do ighiful two nt a modcrnln rate of epetd'0n«^0 and poMibly in the fer northwest- act operetta early in next month. the young Indies had'her . skirt'n‘«V*; Occasional lb»*!, -thunderstorm» aro They have tbs »coro by the klndneas the cylinders of the^csr «qd )n-'try­ pondhU-iri th» sffuih, .including Tax- of Mb* Nona Wyliy, who (■ s peY- ing tp disengage tat* skjrf' thu car L ftp" gcpcral lain».' “ • " * J aonal friend of the author,' of it, swerved Into tfc« ditch s n i threw all "It wttf ViP somewhat cooler Mon- Miss HHtaboth Stoner. The Httle of tbe tadi«s pUL day. nnd, Tuoedux .over the upper p i « * "T h e Smuggleman" U full of 1 J ii «Ki'oVfNred ‘ * region, tiie upper MUelseippl bright and catchy music, Ml df it there I. not r>ne‘ hacy-‘ the central portion of tjje TTd moderate teniperlno bad . affect« l here after, while, iu the .«sat bla." much.' tw city y jn«ny - •' ■' STATE NEWS puring the month :,flf May mere than 952,000 was spent in St. Pe­ tersburg on new buildings. In tqjl ing of this the Sunshine folks take great pleasure in adding that the majority of i tha . structures erected during the past j aunth were of the ANOTHER C R IS IS FACES UNITEDSTATES IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS . . 73a •-Miai * -T 5 a kind yJtuJT coat moTtKTffitt $1,000 eac>r* This means substantia! ant HUERTA WILL N OT BE AL­ LOWED TO BLOCKADE. table huildinjgs. Many beau? homes and" excellent business TAM PICO houses will be built in 8t. Peters­ burg during the present summer. l i t Total shipments of vegetables from Zolfo this teaeOnr by Height and express, amounted to 12,247 crates. When we come to consider the disadvantages under which our truckers bate worked during the season, these flgl^es are astonishing, Had wa been favored with an aver­ age season the shipment« would have totaled nearly 50,000 crates The prices received in most inetances w'epM.AetUfgrtOnr c sad brought the *c,fl UP t- * handsonfyi»)ifirKr 'In' citrUs fruit shipment« both Yrglfjjttipui express Zotfo Itaa m adq,,r epUwidld ahowlng—a tota of 8LSP$*boifas of oranges and grape­ fruit, having left thla station. Add td this the shipment« handled by Roberts Bros. ft Co. from their Aeon Park packing house and the total will reach more than 10Q.OOO boxes. — Zolfo Springs Truth. CORNER STONE LAID YESTERDAY DICTATOR ATTEMPTS TO SEIZE WAR SUPPLIES MAY CAUSE ANOTHER CLASH BE­ TWEEN THE UNITED STATER AND MEXICO Washington, June &— Official ad­ vices were received at the Navy De­ partment today J r ora Rear Admiral Flecher saying^ the two Mexican gunboats proceeding, to the block-«de of Tampieo Hkd passed Vera Crux this .morning, followed by the United Suttee ships Tacoma, and Sacramento. Official» continued their silence aa to what will be Rear Admiral Mayo's course should be the Mexican ves­ sel» attempt to interfere with the steamer Antilift, bearing a wae cargo for the Constitutionalist«. The tension In official circle« dis­ closed how acute the Tampico situatipn la regarded In relation to the mediation at Niagara Falla. V*. ■ «a ‘ Fortifying City Tampico, June j>.— Fearing an at­ THE BAPTISTS OF SANFORD tack on this city by The Federal HAVE STARTED THEIR gunboat# Zaragoza and-gjyavq, Conadtutionolists to day were( rushing' NEW CHURCH the work of fortifying tbe^tfcuth of 1MPRE8SIYE CEREMONIES MARK the river, five heavy guns already laving been placed. The river'chan­ \ EPOCH ]N BAPTIST CHURCH nel already having been b lock«! :<W OP..THIS. CITY W h-.T— , ! ■ net ifil! be blocked if considered The Baptist« of Sanford '«re th4 1n‘ecess^Fy.7;- ■ 4 * *. t ^.7 happleat people in the city today i l ¿-k * . * r 1 vv* and one of the happiest B|pUat4 b • Read^ fer Enqmy. 7 J .A Rev. George. Hyman w h g. nOf »eta Washington, ‘ June R.— 1 r > d - ‘ the fruit it his toil in the shape of a mirol Badger cabled thej i av y ' d e fine new church arising to the skies* psrtment tonight thnt.\d Irai Mayo . The corner atone for the néW^jS0MÎf ittjfshtp , lad shifted hi» (Jag'to 'Y___ ____ ture was laid -yesterday.- with” moet Minnesota'outside the Panup7j(lver.-'1 ■ impoelng ceremonies and matty of st Tampl^q. .It was aafam id' the the prominent Haptbts of the state Admiral desired td be on hand for brere present to witne*« the begin the arrival of the H uartv fyqfioata ning of one of 'th e finest buildings tomorrow to blockade tbe pdrts. , in flo r id * . -Th«* crnlanr San FradClaStl huf je ff |TJ)% B|iptlIt> ' were among tKe' for Tampico and the :Arethu*a for - > first churches In Sanford to agitate Charleston. . ; . the .building of a new church and the, pastor,’ , Rev. Gfeorge HymaÀ haa New Crisis Appears7 ■" , V beeh the moat esrncit and busy man Washington, Juno 8,— Anothef : , *t ... 77* tà»;. the" jbb working TFsrly and . jate crisis In the Mexican dilticutty faced Snd. ably «»Is^cd by bis cpngergu- the Washington government tonight, j'.'-" tlon, especially the ladle*. The new a eituation fraught with perlla for - -Vift cïjUreh wçDH he one.of the finest and mediation and with possibilities that moat complete in. the south and and might precipitate actual warfare .be­ wiy be. thrye otorlea^ln height on tween the United States and mox Park svanue and will contestn audi­ torium, Sunday" school, p^tor'a General Huerta has brought about ■tudy and assembly, room , for, the the fiuw crUis by ordering hi* gunyoung, people. The frdnt part wll] bcrats .tn blockade the p(^rt /jf Tam ­ be Orected first"and the congregation pico and.to adxa-s cargo: bl ammu­ will continue to use the old bufldlbg nition oii route fbe^e'.í5i,’ tho Mexi­ /J that haa been relegated to the tear can ConstituUoniilietsi The ehlp^;! ‘ and ai aoon as. the first part of the ment la aboard, the »teamcr Antilla •‘•/rj new church is finished the oldvçhùrsh i roro Now York, fiying thb jjpuban will be removed ^nd the rekr of ’la g .. The Antilla is due a j-T « ® ^ the new church will be placed on plep Wednesday. , ,, th* tot. Huerta has notified the powers of A large crowd gathered4 *t the the Intent to blockado the port and Baptist church on Park avenue yes­ that he proposed to seise the cargo terday «t four o'clock to witness the consigned to tho belligerent* ngflinat •' A tying qf tho corner atone by the ilsx sovereignty as contraband oL Sanfqrd Lodge of Ma»qna. Every iw .’ • : ■ . ^ • one in Sanford ia iriftrcitud in the The purpose of the United..State» new churches that are being started to suppress the sltompt to-block»«!» V: and the first one ta ruçcivi* the cor­ and prevent interference with tbs ner itane .attracted m ipy to the Antilla w m Indicated tonight whon Secretary Daniels issued an official Thie principal ladres» was made statement announcing that while no .by . Rév. „ ,S. B.. . .Roger», . „ eecreUry of new orders had been ^ivan Roar-’< — the Baptist Mies on Board for the ,,-uliuiru! Badger, there had been .po state, - Rev. Rogers' mad«, «n ««Uh change in the policy of the govern­ quent addreea;* touching upon ,the| ment in reference to It* djsire that needs of the:. congregation for a thii port of Tampico" shall' be open house of worship, to all commerce. 7 .. . s, After the address came the laying of the corner atone. This was under To the Voters of Seminole County th« direction of the local lodge òf I wish to thank you for the loy^l dasous and the beautiful ceremony support you gave mo on June Snd. was carried , out by thi officers of I appreciate your confidence in tho lodge,.0 : L. Taylof acting f a - j i f ms •and a» a son of the first? settler place fit Oie prq*4nt tn of .the of thiB suction I shall endeavor to ‘ M ill« :. ; w rve you to the beat intmWl* o f »7 arUcles and p a p « * w»rs the wholft-gOUnty. * t b / »tone for future,getlPt A VAUGHAN. aHoiii’ to uhea'rth; when! tlmfl _ahpl| call for * larger and KirrtfF'huJft for this c’ong reg a11o n. .7.Àtop ng t article« -placyd in the etono'w rrcf »'List of tho prooent menîbîrîhfiii Û st of miaistars who have oervsd tie church. -, List of deacons. • List of charter mentbeis. old church. o f.tb a .ia t« Br ye tch ■ i ! -, 1 f . â T h f many friends of Capt. P. M HIrlor wilt be glad tó learn that ha If reel veri ng from h(s recqftt ijlncss add.,is now thought to be oat o f i« 1 .* • V m ^ ñ r*Pf A""- H � 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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TH E 8 >NFQRD HERALD RAGE. EIGHT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING *; All Local Advertisements Under Thlff H iding THREE CENTS a I.lnc For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. FOR SALE For Sale— $2,600.00 buy« celery farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 yoarf. $603 cash, balance. 1. 2, 3, 4, years a t 8 per cept. F. B. Woodcock, Ownerjf 7 Oxford Place, Kirk*ood, Georgia. 79-8tc W For Sale—Good all round horse. M. 8. Nelson, Eureka Hamrtlock. -79-tf ~T7~. ' ' ' For Sale—Practically b ran , new 1914 Overland touring car, fully •quipped, self starter, electric lights In use short time by' owner. $860 Cash takes car. R. & O. Motor. Co, Favor* Organised Labor Editor Herald: V Some question has arisen suVto my attitude toward organised labor. Being a man who U almost entirely dispossessed, I am unable to sce how this idea became afloat, and to show tny attitude toward organised labor, I attach hereto a copy of a letter written mo by Hon. J. C. Brown, United State«' Marshal, Southern Djplriet of Florida. Department of Justice, Office of United States Marshal Souther a District of Florida, JaekabnvlUe, Fla., Oct, 2, 1913 Mr. T. K, -Batea, Sanford, Fla.: Dear Blr— Kindly advise me whether or not you.' could accept ap­ pointment, as Deputy United States Marshal a t salary of $1,000 per an­ num. Residence, in Jacksonville. Yours very truly,* J. C. BROWN, United States Marshal, Southern-District of Florida. This opportunity came to me unaolicited and I presume as a reward far th i Interest I took in assisting Mr. Brown to secure the above ap~ pointm ent which is the only posi- f ^ p l T t p . London "Tange” Nedace » -LVEj C j "Evelyn Thaw” Oracele The«« tw-o beautiful piecoe of pop­ ular Jewelry are (he erase among society women in New York and tho largest dtiefi. They srff neat and elegant '¿bid finished articles th a t will gladden the heart of every girl or woman no m atter how* young or how old. Vhry stylish and attrac­ tive. ' * ■ Our. Free Offer. We tjrt- adver­ tising Spfcarmlnl - Choiring Gum and dealre to place a big box of this fine, healthful gum into «very homfi. I t sweetens the Jjreath.— whitens the teeth n.nd aids digestion. It Ts rerefreshing arid pleasing to all. Tq every one spending us b u t 50c and 6 stamps to cover shipping costs-we will ship a big box of 20 regulsr 6c packages of the Spearmint Gum and Include the elegant "Tango" necklace and "Evelyn Thaw” bracelet ■absolutely Fred. This offer is for a short tim e only. Not more than 2 orders’ to ono par' ty. Dealers not allowed to accept this. UNITED SALES COMPANY*-» D ifto s, Ohio P .,0 .(Uoi 101 Connelly, also ribbons and carboh. for Mr. Brown from the Gov- For Sale—Black saddle and driving mare. Inquire of J. D. Roberts at grocery. - » 42-tfc I have a few bushels velvet beans t. Will sell these cheap. Come orice. A. M. Tyler. * 81-3tc For Sale— New Potatoes, sorted and washed, full bushel $1.25 de­ livered anywhere in Sanford, sub­ ject t j your approval. Send postal cird order to C. E. Snyder, Route 1, Sanford. 81-Stc For Sale—A good home well located. $600 cash, balance easy payments. 6 room house, $1,50(1, easy payments. 8 rooms and bath, $300 cash—monthly payments, Yours very truly. THOMAS K. BATES, Assessor of Taxes. {adv.l 78-4tc Hla Didn’t Stick. "Robert," asked the teacher, "did Well located lot, $360. $50 cash, balance monthly. Connolly, 109 Mag­ you throw auy of those paper wads sticking on tho blackboard?" "No," nolia avenue. 67-tf replied Robert. "Mine didn't aUck."— Judgo. For Sale— Lady forced to sell fine hearing orange grove with residence, Burial Place of Mark Twain. also farm with residence'facing love­ Bamuol L. Clemens (Mark Twain) ly lake. Owner, c-o Sanford Herald. fa burled in a beautiful ' cemetery in 73-9tp Elmira, where bo lived With hla fainFor Rent— Completely furnished ily while ho was writing many of .hla house with pinnb for the summer. books. The members of hla family, Few steps to postotfice, depot and hla wife and two daughters, are buried hi the same' steamer codk. A. W. Brown, En­ terprise, Florida. 78-tf For Sub» -One good team mules, wagon and harness completo, $)I0 ^ cash takes outfit. Owner going uwa rutili tukea outfit. Owner going away. A. ,J i Ilevier, Agent West Side. 80-2tp Fqtf Sale—Two good horses and spring wagon. Inquire of-Coco Cola Bottling Co. 80-tfc TRICE'S TRUM PETEER (Articles PabUtbrd under this Ifesdlne furniibed by M. I*. A. Bums, Jacksonville) entrusted-’ Hence i f follows that, the franchiae la a privilege P .that should be' exercised with tho grefitest caution and only after the moat serious study of resultant conditions to follow. He who undertakes this study by reading or hearing only one side of the questions involved, is apt to - become narrow and pre­ judiced, arid equally as unfit to help shape th e destinies of his country as the fellow who accepts his patrioic impulses second hand from the cross roads or street corner politician. For tho- privilege we now enjoy, nearly a century and a half ago, our forefathers dyed the Atlantic Sea­ board a deep rrim»om, 'wiah njartyr blood, and dotted tho forest thence to the Mississippi with’ the bleaching bo r re-of those immortal heroes who followed Washington. The justice of- their acts has been attested by tbs, blessings of Providence,- and their wisdom vouchsafed b y ‘the un­ paralleled stability of our govern­ ment. The rise and fall of con­ stitutional government, in name only has filled to a crowded condition the cemetery of nations, but the government of Washington goes on forever. In the firm n non t of w-orld nchtevment it is the Star of IIopo to which, the eyes of oppressed hu­ manity are turned. Therefore, the responsibility la great, ’ and in the manner of its discharge w e. would give our very best thought. tim e l find no record, in modern or ancient literature, o r ‘*but one indi­ viduality w ho,la utterly devoid o! toleration. know him by vari­ ous namea, but more generally as th» » controlling head of the infernal re­ gions. In this one particular at least my correspondent -is rapidly likening himself unto bis preceptor. But I started out ,to tell you of the .advisability of doing kcfme think­ ing for yourself. Reformers have been with us almost since the begin­ ning of time, They have l^vn so persistent and so arrogant the peopl^ found it easier to yield than to con­ tend, hence it became fashionable to give them anything they asked— including the lion’s share -of the weekly stipend. . B ut - the millenium seems to be receding from the view. Instead of dawning, as they promised It woulcL Tho fault, therefore, must be in the system, and when a system ’ conclusively proves Its failure it is *time to discard it and return to the mrforings- o f-th e. tranquil, days. The moral la. think. Mr. Voter—think? think! thinkl and then think some more. When any one tells you e thing • analyse it, dissect it,'en d find out If it is sound doctrine, then act as your judgment dictates. That Is ,* statesmanship* Blind following Is paganism, the rotting core at the heart of civilisation. I And tre Und for it loo— T hat’* the lin d of Oakery Goods Vte daily bake for you. • Q uality Bread and Qutl«, Pics, Q uality Buns and Cake, The Quality Principle Ua Hcrlici 1 The Quality Goods Wc Baki J - L . M i llo r * ! Bakery , 1ia M«gnoli«, :t » j Phon» f || fld v .) Bl-enntnlly, just ' preceding our primaries, certain sections of our state are*infested with alt sorts of dap-trap for the guidance of-voters. In most cases the agitators are from other states, and their main object is the corralling of the dimes, quar­ ters and dollars of the people. To do this they have learned tho Barnum idea of footing and humbug­ ging the people. Barnum dedared the secret of his great financial suc­ cess was the glory in being humbug­ ged. So others are emulating him, and this is the harvest season with them. I t therefore becomes neces­ sary for the people to be alertly watchful for the snares set for them as well as very careful of the brand of political economy teachings they give up their good money for. ----------- y V,----------- ; 13 %ÿrd 9 ^Til . USIVI U S A I CAR By right of conquest the Ford No matter eru lin g favorite has a well-earned, world-wide reputation for dependable and economical service. It’s the Universal Car. One gentleman who abrogates to himself a divine right to think and should not wiegh too lightly upon act for all the people of his com­ munity, wrote me last week th a t men. Governmental questions of momentous importance are always involved In general elections, and in this state a primary election to ail to be Intents and purposes is equivalent placed to a general election. OffldfftU »io” rellc*o to be chosen upon whose unw ,. . . , . . , . arer- fellow in£ wlsdom “ nd unyielding integrity I lh * proepertly and hftpplneae of the commonwealth is involved, and-into Fi** hundred dulliri i* th« pnem of ih* Ford run­ about; Ui* tourinf car U fi»« fifty; th« town a t myta fifty—f. ». b. Detroit. com'pUte with cquipawnt. Get caulof and particuUri from C. F. WILLIAMS. Asent; or EDWARD HIGGINS. Saksaua. si Safifor<1 Machina and Gang« CcITIpanT STORf CLOStD THURSDAY A I NOUN CORSETS NEMO For Sale or Rent—Two nice resi­ dence* at a bargain. W, J. 'Fhigpenr------- ItO-Tf-» For Sale -If taken at once Rem­ ington typewriter, $7.00. Call Her­ ald office, * . • * 80-tf TO REN T Furnished room for rent. Terms roanable. Apply 214 Park avenue. 63-tf k£life 1 can’t do without one ,.v -. Telephone, electric IJghta and other conveniences. Apply 418AOak Ave. 69-tfc For Rent, 6 rooms and bath. Mag­ nolia avenue, between i Fifth and Sixth. A. P. Connelly. 07-tf wear Requires summer Furniahed House of Five Rooms— Screened,, piano ant)'w ater included. |2 0 per ipo'rith. Address owner, care of Herald bffice. r " (JO-tfc M ISC E L A N E O U S HVyou\wabt to buy ar***U’Conncliy’a Real Estate Ofiice is the pique to-, do bufihejfc'^.'1 76-U B A T H IN G S 4l,tT 8 ;, or Stolen— Magarti bicycle, Mj.11 .Bdaw*;.r.... mm 0 kAMES FANCY y f e n fe c c iv c rl n c o m p le te s to c k o f th o ^ c n e w T a f f e ta S i l k s , b ■*'W e a u t i f u l Vc. ov i l' lo«ra s , . . $ 1 .3 5 ^ PARASOLS Whjle thq’season, >1 just at Its b-*r, fh t oif^t kT,’at ■t . Wanted— Posllipn Wlil 'Work' cheap At i V . nwr. Call At SU E .'T hird'S *. * ••••■■' :•» • ■•• •• * * - ■- >v 1< ------------:«■ Ul— c grocery • storpi rgrencea frgm Tormer' I. Ccllgsféftÿ. *0-2p;' ¿remployée. W c appreciate m a il orders and give th em p ro m p t atten tio n .. V,* • I U iv e us a trial and get ¿/our good* the J I V- inm c day. ordered. Season’rS p ëm îs—Afftffd#i»stty w 'f/i v i J 1 t! (‘•All kinds bt,'stenograph|c ah A ty p e ­ writing World rfsatly „ donfcr Apply lit. John'# H old. Room 12. 77-tfe WenWd—Jersey heifer« from fout o or,* year o ld ."B o x 1HJ8, 7’ v mor 80-Stp Sanfo g |A ,k fo 4 »««pdhand bug- ! • r ^ . :r ^ ... ¡V ’ -fc * N ext w et • tu n ity to se o u a . Dresses, made of Embroideryand lice, vafe up 1, 1. m r. — �= Z lp . • ! - ..,7 ► m 'n OFFICIAL ORGAN OF ^ M I N O L E COUNTY— T H E GARDEN S P O T O F T H E W ORM ) a;- O li TUESDAYS'■ AND FRIDAYS>1 ■ I.W EEKLY l’ÿ, y jt — — $51,001.00 and interest, 6 per cent. A. J. Hood h Co., Detroit, Mich., $50,661,00 and intertat, 6^ per cent. A. J. Hood & Co.. Detroit, Mich., $49,057.00 and interest, 5 per cent. -C . H. Coffin, Chicago, $50,751.00 Jand interest, 6^ percent. . Hoehler, Cummings & Trodden, Toledo, O.,' $51,667.50,and interest, irMCIHT OF SANFORD ESTAB- 6 per cent. ‘ " . Honda awarded to Messrs. Hoe­ j t f g g P B Y G O O D SALE hler,' Cummings L Prudden, Toledo, Ohio, on their bid of $51.56^.50, and accrued interest, for 5 ^ per cent bonds. S. O. Chase, Geo. Q. Kcrnoid, _ n — ~ i "4" * B. R Whitncr, I sold at b e t t e r t h a n 103 a n d Bond Trustees, City of Sanford, 1 fllTEEV FIRMS MADE BIDS Florida.' FOR THE BONDS / • i «;*,\kW | , '■"’«â ______ - . , m¡tmgrs ^ r n I N S A N F O R D - U fe . / • Worth L itin t , SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUB8DAY. JI NK 2. 19U NO. 92 <7J »; ' V 'BONDS ‘OF SANFORD ¡¡OLD AT PREMIUM; WERE IN DEMAND Grand Jury Wrfs Busy After a week of hard work the Grand Jury or. the spring term In tht) Scvcijth. Judicial Circuit ad­ ••»Nr journed Saturday afternoon. Careful investigations were made of all m atters that properly come be­ fore such bodies and the present­ ment! returned to the court will be 1 VÜ handled In the. usual way. Orta of the aerloua cases was the murder of S T O C K T O N S P O K E FRIDA Y N IG H T T O B IG C R O W D r • ... 26th of last M March; five men were Indicted and one plead not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter, for hi» participation in this crime 'thé court fixed the punishment at fifteen years in the penitentiary. All oR the court officials and at­ CAMPAIGN CLOSES IN A [GREAT taches were of much assistance to BUJR8T. OF ORATORICAL F-Fthe jury and by unanimous vote FORT SATURDAY NIGHT r tho thanks of the J u ry goee out to V : ’ 1 r * ’■ *: ' ’■ W Broke Her Arm Sinford ii one of the moat flourthese able, conscientious and pa­ Montreal, June 1.—Tho latter ■had lie Imprisoned within the Miss Norma H{rndon, daughter Sanford waa some political tow n*, Ikliitf dtiaa o{ t^ie “'M 1,1 lllc enllre tient men. The Grand Jury aiao i ateamer. i >nd not only haa the city the of Mr. and lfri,* B . W. .Herndon Bata furnished by the Canadian Pa­ shattered hull of the last Friday and Saturday night* and * Investigation into the responsibil­ desire* to publicly thank the Coca «»nee in the bualneaa aspect, bad the misfortune to break-.her cific Railway, a total of 969 persona, th«%o two night»-made up for tho ' Cola' BottAqg Works for refresh Fkaks farm». end factories b u t tW arm in two plaeea losj^Friday after­ perished in the wreck of the Em­ ity for the disaster begun yesterday drinks durint lack of politics during, the djjmpaign, i noon. Norma and ad^Uhrr girl were press of Ireland. ’ The aaved num­ before a coroner*» jury at Himouaki, By order .v. waa adjourned for a week after Cap­ Hon. J. N. C. Sjockton, ‘ candidate W i t a ' Khi'ln. ibe financial workld riding a bicycle. wnVh the handle ber 418. ) *. ____ Henry G. _______ ___________ _ *J--- »- _-*C*-- fr i ^C . T r r T J j P n f g B H P B for United States Senator, was . ia Kendall and the chic wWBjfift city'a bars turned throwing them forward * Quebec, Juwa 1.—Amid scenes of tain M i>er of. the Empresa o t .Ireland "j Î ’ f'* ;-' • <’f<*rk. tTKlit U the sale oY'fity bonds mado and in .falling. Norma twisted one mourning th fif-c .il today .«iryived the city Friday aftprnoon, coming h a d “ given testim onyr placlruj . jKe' |wt Friday. The bond« »old at a of her arma under her in such a man­ the bodies of 188 victims oft(U|!.-EfnIn by auto from th$ .Winter Garrden V. E. Meeting líjame for the coll¡s¡on;Jbu tho c^Hiy | Minitun of better 103 and ner th a t the fhember was broken in presl of Ireland '.disaster, uT bytf. wta a moat enthuaiaatlc section and »poke, on th* street Utad and declarfn th a t 1 Kb two places. The break la very pain­ presence of a solemn throng^rMuc'fat meeting of the Ghrialian Christian Endeavor Friday qlght to one of the largestking of the liner w»a haatoned by ful and it will be several months jackets carried the coffina contain-' two thc same having ^ 1>r « l>y‘*fr,an church held in crowd« that has gathered here thia [■atonal representative!. This an- before she can have the u se'o f it ing the dead ashoro from the govern­ tho aeamingly deliberate w ithdraw al!6' again. ment ateamer Lady Grey, which had of the collier’» prow from the hole the .parlor of thc mnnae Friday oven- season. The next senator ‘was in­ I Drtj on the part of ingi May 29. brought them from Rlmouski and it had made in the Empress' shit'. buy city bond» Quite a number were present and troduced by ex-Mayor Spencer after Thd Storstad today compleVd the Headquarters in Jacksonville laid them row by row In the black f »Wc the bond market« are at a alt seemed vary much interested in Hon. William Shelley had been in­ voyage from Sidney and docked at [bn ebb apeak» In mo*t glowing The Florida Grower» News has draped funeral shed on the pier. the work of the new organisation. troduced by the ex-Mayor and .made kms for our city. It demonstrates- moved their main office to Jackson­ There amid pathetic scenes, many Montreal. Captain Anderaon reAfter the exercises and tranaaction one of the finest talks to tho labor ecr» than anything cists that our ville and Mr. -Jas. MeComb ia busy victims were recognised ^nnd cla rued mnined mute on the subject of the of business the social side of the so­ man th a t has ever been delivered [dtj hu the strongest backing of the in that city arranging for the same. by relat'vea. It may be daya be­ disaster, referring inquirers to the ciety was - disepaaed. with the result here. Mr. Shelley has bean a life charterers of his craft, the Dominion ( ¿ ta t airicultur.il country in thc The News will be located in the St. fore others are identified. of a delightful chicken purleau to long friend of Mr. Stockton’s and ¿Ü L t j . It demonstrates th at OOT James building but the paper will be Besides the 188 bodies which the Coni Company. The only atatemen be given at the home of Mrt. Joe was full of hla subject and he drove [■gtjr f* growing so rapidly that the published in the Herald office here. body Grey had on board, as es­ he only atitomanta of possible sig­ Harroid Thursday evening, June home some good solid truths to th* W p is assured. I t mean«' th a t The change of the office was found corted by H, Id. S. Essex, aho . nificance were by snilqrs who de­ second. men behind the guns. He waa fol­ [ ht location at of navlga- necessary in order that the Georgia steamed into port today, eighteen clared the collier*» engine« had been lowed by Mr. Stockton who han­ Ail member» are requeated to be [tai on the St. Johns river and the field could' be covered better, Mr. have been identified and takeri in reverted before the crash came, and a t thc manse at 5:80 b*clock on this dled hu subject in a moat eirm -st i Iwaiifnce of the citlaena- 1» manl- MeComb, th e editor, and George Tharge at Himouaki by relative». th a t 356 persona werp aaved by the date, as the conveyances will be and capablr manner And In a com- . B lta in the confidence'of the men Hoff, the business manage/ will both Search of the waters near Father Storstad’» crew. I t had been charg­ there tb conduct them tb the scene vincisg argumaqt made hit position I <f tsince who come here to buy reside in Jacksonville in th e future. Point, where the Empress of Ireland e d a t the inquest that the collier lay of merriment. toward the people most plain to bonds and the price at which sank early Friday, has revealed few u mile and a hall away from the every one. He toqk up jhe differt st '»old is enough to place, our city more of the victims, and It aesma t queaBon» of the day and gave. S scene uf the disaster and th a t few the most progressive, and probable th a t the bodies of hundreds O'pepfffe.'apmething to think about1 atial of the slate. •, , of more than aine hundred who people were rescued by hep voats. -Waa most generous to hie Oj)po- . successful bidders ;*wtre the »Vwd stated the truths in a calm ____________ . Hoehler, Cummings & Prudpeaceful flow of language that interiated In ths soconiplishment of WATERWAY CONNECTION hf Toledo, tl\d r bid topteg-f 51 *d&Ud/nSt | m mfsunderatood and it Growors and Shipper« In ( V e r j t k i th e canal and will in ai) <probabliUty f HIM and accrued interest for 5j-A Senate Trim s Florida and South In ta-a safe J»et' that ,hi» race In Sem­ Entire Hlate > * ';? Rivera and Ugrbora Bill St. Johns River To Kissimmee Will cooperate with the people in this ta i. •* •. inole county will surprise even his . •t * . . *■ Orlando, May 80.— -The end <tf the state by the arouwd aen/ Be Agitated !Y* bond money wpi h£ used for Thoae people fh Florida who iv- .Septiment in Jacksonville is now timent in favor ol thc project. It is tive committee m eetlngfof.tbe.Flor8 best friend*. * -iV 7 " . ; £| up some of the debts of the aide in acetiono affected by the re­ Qo ’ SgtUtday night tha county ida Grower»’ and SJbfpperh;' ‘teaguq believed th a t tho movement will re.Strong for a watef connection he~ and allowing sovUrsl im portant cent cut in appropriations can thank t wee n . I,tike Tohqpekalfga and , th* eelve aueh impetus that some effee was held In the office‘ot tbe League candidate» held the boards for t w o 1. spments to takw plAfth* 81)0,1 “ FJftche/- for- being here w lien1 ha »olid hours «nd th« large crowd stay - vi., _ , at Orlijpd#. Rt. John!» river. It will be rcm4m tive work will result. sakiug of sidewalks ,’t tf Sanfordf should bv-r'ow, .the.Job: ed riglit.on thrortgh to tho last, fhf.Lt was decided that. dutlHg-' -tho bered that at one time the-city qpRepresentative» in both hoqsca of tilt! im prm kg tilts,, l;«h? k S B i Ww hingtorw—May - S9--- W**rk. ou posid'IhVprdpoiiTIdn^nlha «NlUlflll *• , i__i.__».¡it ________ l making streets. tile; rivirir and harbors bill waa com­ th at it waa believe'd t^ at if tb* chart- congre« will be asked to wo/k for the meaaure Iif ae^urlng, If povaible, 1» fact the saLq;^!.,bqnda will act pleted .todrfy by the sons to com« r - -T’ 1 |k » l e w to move this city forwa/d mcw^ix'oinmittec and rite measure nei -wak constructed It* would j-esult kn appi'oijriation-.io carry oq the _____________ . « % * 1 - '~V , *** ~ was oUllg«l ;ty »ay aumething and ■ to y impfovcm4nU-~wUl~be wiill'be repartud next week, carrying in lowerlng tho St. John» river itj Work.. I t JibW. look* bright for a league. ki t wa^.decided- by -the-o6m- thoe* Who oouid not s»y-much were mitteo aHo.^TMtfcbliab/* tfkfir.' dip; JackaoavUle or at title water. But this •.ummer th a t have been vfOftriaHph* sggveating ' *53.- sine? reporia have been made in re­ water connection betw een\the Kis­ partm ent ip*jhc. league. M /.^Tep^ auppUtfdVAy thfiae w"6o were ver> simmee and St. Join . giving ihing for thc past twelve is an inc/eaae of ny woa empowered to proceed with anxious to talk and the campaign itbi. The city council and the j a b o u t‘$10,OfltM)Od Uver J h o total of gard to the m atter ifnd. it^haa been thja, section art outlet by water for this. organixaVlOn,' ind It is expected has brought out sums great orators trustee» are to be consratii- the house 'tyHL'.'and of $1,094,000 ‘demonstrated conclusively That.thero the tranaportation oi It»' commod- that the 'department will be in run­ in thc county. Thq*« who uttendkd * Is. no qauae for approhcnrio.i iw thia A nd. which will probably reupon th^ajile and every cltlaen over, last year'aM nul. the meeting were n« a quit In saying taaiActJ't he report"* of tho surveys frclght- rates ning order before many we«k». Thé ^.(Liaalotd capl taaL pro u d -o f .the primary aim of thiTScparLment will ghowiiig th a t this section was' not nt I lift that the credit of Sanford ie era! »mall amounts in the hjmao such elevation as «As believed sad and increased prosperity here.' nnt be *tn huntile r1»lm«r idthouth thing Kiid they learned more about pnr, bill and reduced others,. h u ( t t £ arrangements will probably bo made TKô ~a Ifferen f candidate» than thuy j •There will he more dcve'opmsnU mant*~ new .QErt- The - now t p p y that - lock», would hold in reserve r whereby certain claims may, be could bave learnwf-Hi any othek way. B < t ^Anm Closed' [ greater developments in' ¡bati- priationj . proposed JitvipUe; jJJW -all thc.j».aUf .for, tbs ntQpaughnpThcac. iild fii.ihiqinrd .ipcnhingT wSttia— "xrinr ■w e - tw « nef*.instead of diverting it from J h « cummer than Jf-Ver befpv« loouaano Monday, Alierapon tho.. WomknAj bers jai the league. The major part advocated -b y -th e county execu»l«A; . thousand dollars umta ,D for the intdrcQ “ J* ,jde wâter. j u -view of the sbava 11»4 many of the projeWg were-had«- waterway ^tHttween P e g a g im U ^ d ) } } ;^ j , ckso|tviu , people are ho * .Exchatigo and Heat Room, conduct­ of the work,- however, will be de­ committee and thp money levied By ¡iatop the bund iaaue. ' *Nof o.oly ia Mobile; $125.090 Red rive/. ?i0b, ed under th a auspica» of the Welfaro voted to anolyring freight and icing them ryr tho candidate« vfu» to havo .4* ’JIT city hen/fitted but griyate enter- OOO-Yled river $400,000 - JatjMJysr. ertthu*i»*tic fopr'iliW wéuy conni«* •Dept., Woman'» Club closed for the chafges on Florida products in com been expended tl| ove/ tho coupty r tiqit, . r K'*t» can now go forward barked harbor, .Porto Rico. summer month» but -the committrv parison ' to charges on slmuilor- pro­ In public meetings but tho majority N*< Si * Ovar a year ngtf Isaac Hall made the credjt of the city an The committee-increaaed the .fol­ a proposition lij.Yavdr of the pro- having tasted tike need for <* rest duct» from other seetion» of the of th e candidates were in favor of - f .- : "ill bo willing and. anxious to lowing items among others; ipoaed water «rnptjctlon». addressing room have,concluded to yw-opon In country. Mr. Tenny explained in gum shoe campaigns .and war* afraid 'f it their money in KanfnrdiijmtetIHhOk W arrior nver river (Alabam a) to th# p#‘op|e ■<„( .'Kiwiimma« and St. the fail in a more convenient loca­ dotail the character of the work he to get' up .and fata ton audience. w arrior ytumummmt Ftbe* because .Sanford look» good ; thensnpeske.Jind« DeW- 0 ¡ouj ' jn ¿n-Effort to bring «Orne tion. For th« benefit of tho public a desire* to have done, and the com­ Moat of them war« »filleted with y jfy , to. the bonding firm». :’.y . few words of «spinnation may hot mittee were’ unanimous in feeling stage ‘fright aqd this w as.the priii* ■wafr^ann! ml to oí tangible tckuTi in relation the Fallowing ia the UbUiaUd i|st of be ami*»« Unquestionably it» naada . i U t U was 'very easantial that this cipa( M-eruon they did not want y, Gnpq Lookoptl N orth Cnroprojec.. L al^r the government took lm for -the. bonds as conipljed, public speaking hut now th a t they the -m att«/ Into ;,?on»m*ralivri' and aa a real room have been fully dero-j investigation»] work be undertaken, , the 'bend irirt'vcc». onktratad and the money contrib­ have learned haw It U The-; th* ordered a survey and finally a report ‘W ^ tcomnl(ltrA om ^P ^Vtus of. $60,600, re fu n d in g not hnu»^jtem ^>f'ii $800.000. for the water- waa made public, «hawing th a t tke uted by generous public apirlted T |rAT SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC will proabbly oak for opFh meotihka' ■Ç pep cont bonds of tHej way (coni J^AsfolkTb BcAnfort, N. C nfen of Sanford has been well spent. at th* n a il campaign. • ' fflUrible and recomproposition -was « «»n-Uord,-Florida; 1 1 ,000,00 ■jo (Aur registry .show« xomqfhjng like a Teacher Is Not In Farur of CoroYesterday waa th* last day for . Vi * _ iBW HtM <i T o - mntMrF-'.fiO.bOO.OO* July ■-i*. mnkiiiR n canVOaa of tho aituatiqn tnudo Reach TA* committee-also c>iV tout ItemV ‘"^ ro m >n Did geograihloal survey thousand vfcttqrs in lws than *six H ; n e t; 116,000.00 Ju ly lit, T9JI4; of $175,600 fo r / th e Ofkiewaha; rec<jp^y- dlAcoveHr^-TL is learned that months to tliA rest room, and there Editor Herald: and ttrday thc big questions will be ,, , •. vt.WToo • July' iat; 194<. Honda $47,000k f... tk..L'lkiiminnh ' liflll ' n# _ . -r* * , *. . . have bct-rl many more who fiive not for, the^ KHiimmee, and , Sir—Kindly nllow^ in* space in decided. ' ’The . campaign , haa been ¡* *d«WirJu ly ' .IsL, 1 Alt. Payable $25,000 for -th* Caloon»bafchee rjtr at-one time therç wf»-»' channel be­ regiateUd. Some of nur merchant» vflur column« to register W protest remarkable for theMMV quiet manner In t . tween the Kisslffijrtto /nid fh o ‘ Ht. and, a few other* have olpcrtod to anent the Union S u n d a y .V(yx>l .whfoh It Hm U n a conduclod uqd *nd prirtdpjd, - a t-th e Na- e ra ,a ll In F lorida.. Jojiiia river», JniAhkt eurvny' the the sale of lundhcs and the^schange, rW Hunk, New York City fact is doVahJîé^t Oiat .at an early but.-thu expenoea of (ht, yeat rotom picnic jtM planned. I understand while many of the candidates hav« « o p en ed a t 5 -May. 39th.*| I'l.i)ing Groat Ball ■JM J.hat New Smyrna haa been choacAj Used spare in the paper apd ruado period ftHtqfjr provided a channel ^Sacmitv Skyings', Baqb Jk fPruM hud to be met in-some way «nd It .a.distance of aometliing like ninety mniiy . .»(Atcmcnti regardint their Toledo, $51,940.00 Jind-ln-} A- B. Wallace^ i* In th a city this between, Ihw Kiiyrimmee and 8t. must ' be *borne Jn ihind tta mila* ón irK d t railroad, traiti- Po“* candidacy * the campaign haa been — up ffüpi Loughman in John» :irlvera and —S' Ki r J N 0 > r cent. * -V ' use for tho public wa» entirely free. u a ñ 7 i 2 £ closed And the interredÍMP the puhU* ■ Uttlo children ■ and tired ire* of personalities. votq. Wally jx. now pitching for the *U..’Both A Co , .Cincinnati,' O.',tho best man inj»n’ win ttoday ¡and teach**», provided there * Let th« 1. 1 *4.'»!,.» now sri,i« r «r„ th« nmoupt contributed by the mother» and teach«*#, *r« ^ ^ 6 2 .5 0 and-. .6 • pec cent. I.onghninn' team, bn* of the licet in ing lakvA'th " t t10». men pf Sanford is 119.00 per mpnth. is n cjowd, a t th'i close of the day, thq county will 'probably go p ^ juat S ( ju ,e i C , . . Toi.a=, o . tho atate and they have been put- natural reservoirs of thv water« from Th# feipcnaca of the rest room. and th a t the fare including ferry will tho «ame rcgárdlesar, o f 'th e result. tung it bII over-tho other amatcyr thlsr former channel when tho woter# $86.00 per month, where then. tfM be . eighty-five cents for adults and Reminole county JsJvOund Vo take a & ‘U M .00 and' interest, fi per* cent. t ;^ho state. ‘ Hla many rec*d«d, SplUcr A Co.'. Toledo, 0 „ Uatna to come tho $17 extra unlcsa by fUty cents for cbildreu- Then’ tlietto front rank Among foA-coun ties o f.the This knowlodgo dispel« ák.once all ____ _ .,,r- friends h e rr are givingifather Wal“l an___ * ------aotnf.aueh, meana Aa those adopted? are th« usual accei»otLpa-to be.con- state and a jiltlc m atter lik e, the Spitzer A Go,, Toledo, O.» laco .the glad hand fq/‘ there never apprehensions th « '1 might have he/-n The departm ent in it* first year of nidried, pop corq/soft'drink», chew­ ejection rirjll not keep jt-lrotnìpi^if^ ■„.! iinterest; - . j Ü t5 — L0°> sud per — * v>g tt Aoy ^bo had mon- friends previously enUtdained. th at any ar- organisation has not been able to ing gum and all the delights of child­ paring. ‘ , I her* and elabwlmrcv îtau^W allac*. iftli-i;d*rhunnel tto connect Kissimmee fitipru*. ,'fhtj ri-st room, o o d .in ad­ hood, to «ay nothing of tho ioneh. Uo^ k ^ ÇO-. Toledo ’f-TA -2,25 and ¡Merest, 6 Jwf* n»w|t ûAe'of’the b é a /b alU o -i'it'rn n d good and the Sit/-JoVsir river would lower dition fto th*. regular1expenses there InifttrifluAHy the amount IS not so .^As*' 'Ñ o Exeasr fo'r Not «owing f ■ 7»-’ pFÁÍSTilA’St. John» at Ja<;k- . • * . —. . - . A , National Hank; ..Cleveland, ïéïlûa*i th^iA vcr ItHycd in.the Sand- I ty a É p jf i so’large for such a dietanr«, but colsiivVSío, reqtly, l don’t.know howr » aónviíht'. . • ^ - 20L ^ .a n d m t^ . 6 per . apur.-X eagdA ^W aliy I* anxious for amount!tfg to something like A50.00 jeetivriy. id . fanviUta from three to mnrty tiroes he ktahsd -raft. ¡Tkhfnrd to g ît up a good-team thin from thAr ^natuHl courae. If, ae Ajndi'f *íh|r* splendid nrtpügaimml A f, ;, wh*tehtooiH the coat? rV; V»« Flo—^ftd the whole thing Bumnicr arid liave the great Amer 1thia survey shoWa, liter« wwa at opto Mr*. G. M, -y^rce. chalrmap. oL the ’ -tittle ' ........................ th« childron .whose placo, right _to J¡cm gnind become sufficiently' Irn tim e a .«Mural channel between the * ' mmittee, abíy aechh^d of»#; pleasure Is n KuiuUy tV ft-'rivf-ft; .if-'-k ratuonabie to *if “ tha Sanford m ittcr and M i« Almi . Mò*»cr Ik Wflllatn*. CkT pou» tAat.'.thd' saoUgoi; lying J)«twee Fagennarv. tt«p-Venable and efficient »ctiOOl picnic? The * old fnshiopsd ata rt q.cru.ade for If» 60 and interest, 6 ptmf peopl* . . , Sunday »chobi pUnlc In the woods may have one \È£ winterlone o t room, the fund» or on tllfl ^ ,or^ with plenty of Fare ut* and B . "• ' A :■( |n a be usedT or many IMPROVEMENTS rv CANDIDATES WERE HERE LAST FRIDAY A N D SATURDAY Bodies of Empress of Ireland Victims are To'n Mumford nur ovi^o ?n the Brought Ashore. Almost a Thous- J COUNTY CANDIDATES I DEVELOPED ORATORY flB and Souls Go Down W ith^jB the Ill-Fated Ship Lit £l thc clty’* crud,t of the thanhere ta Vuy were aixteen firm* ^ bonds, of thc bond firms Iu juat.at this time m the head m APPROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN CUT i GROWERS IS FLOURISHING W "Pi? * ........ ^ < t ,1*. . In o f thoae parent* who Can • TViV'T- -■ IÀiite** �WAtCHTHIUMgRELLA THE COUNTRY PRÉSS IT 1 8 B E IN G PLA ÇED U PO N A S O L ID AND IN D E P E N D E N T F O U N D A T IO N torta and gito b w i ^ m Ww oi t 'ti- CAM, A VOjINO^ MAM 11(6 than ton ordinary nccple. "But here." he,*<Iil«a, "come* the moat ev«n tempered woman of the MAN SAY# ME CAN TELL WOM­ lo t Bhe cuddles her embrella protect Ingly under her arm aa It »Ito.dooan't AN'S CHARACTER BY IT. want even It to g«t hurt 1»JB* crowd. That womnn Je thou*htful"^ind kind," Just aa Wall, If Ona Haa Propenal* Coal In Montana. ■ Uta 8h« Wlahaa to Conceal, to WAtlCHULA ADVOCATE Tbo presence of coal In tbe tertiary Get a Few Pointera From lake beda of verdant .valleys in west­ Thla Article. ern Montana haa been known locally The organising of the South Flor­ twist and distort tho news and do for many years. Somo of tbeao locallida Praae Association is a move­ the bidding of unscrupulous owners. Th* man who eat nearwet the win­ tlea hare experienced short coal Soma of the big corporations »till dow and said he didn't mind the wet booma, moat of which, howerwr, died ment to place the country news­ papers on a higher and bettor plane. maintain metropolitan papers, but weather. before tbo mineral was developed. M Tbe country newspaper is prob­ It is bscomifig mote and more im­ "It gives me a chance to see bow lhe present time, however. ayatoably hit harder by the "high cost” practical for politician«, ringators people carry their umbrellas," he «aid. matlo mining la being carried on near of living" than any other Institu­ and cUqués to 'm aintain country "I have such firm faith In my um­ Missoula brella deductions that I wouldn't be Coal of the type found In thla region papers. tion. The successful country newspaper afraid to choose a wife with them for haa, until recently, been 'thought N ot only haa the price of labor, worthless, because only such fuel as printing material and paper soared of today la the one th at has au in­ a guide.” The woman on hla left railed. would coke or stand shipment without skyward, but there has. been a won- d en t legitimate business to main­ "I'm glad I'm not out there In the »lacking was considered of coalmen tain it. derful avotutlon in the country street," she said. "You'd bif, picking ThA -organisation of the South out all the klnke In my disposition clal rains, 1r thla part of the West printing office in the past ton yefrs. where high grade coal Is scarce, vrhWf In the good old days with the Florida Press Association is for the along with the rest of them." the cost of wood has reached |6 or Washington press and the patent purpose of developing legitimate "Oh." said the man. "I sited you up more a cord, and Soft coal.Imported inside, the average equipment of a business methods th at the country a long time. ago. You carry your-um­ for domestic use sella for about |8 country printing office coat from editor may become more and more brella. when it’s furled, ju st like that it ton, the demand for cheaper fuel fiya' hundred to a thousand dollars, Independent of politicians, corpora­ woman across the stre e t You grab It la great and the development of theae In the middle and go forging abfead heretofore unused low, grade coala la and carried a peyVoll of from noth­ tions, rings and cliques. with the ends of tbe handle digging becoming profitable.—Coal Age. . In short, the editors of -South ing to twentyflve dollars per week; today the average equipment of. a Florida are not organising or com­ Into the unfortunate pedestrians who go before and follow after." , Plantlng Tress by Machinery. country office represents an invest­ bining to hold up the people, but "And what does that signify!" she A tree-planting tool b a a , been de­ ment of from three to fifteen thou­ rather to throw 'off mnny abuses asked. signed by which the hoi« is dug. the sand dollars, and a payroll of from th a t have 'stifled the business and "Alertness, sctlTlty. selfishness, and little tree inserted, and the earth to get an s firmer basis to serve the twenty-five to two hundred ' and tnconstderatoncss." lacked around, the roots In one people. fifty dollars per week. "IJ-m-m, thank you," aald the wom- operation. The implement consists A half starved editor, worrying The great change the country of a bar with a cross-arm at the top "But just look at tbe third woman and 'three- blades of spring steel at press has undergone in the last dec­ over petty bills and wondering qrhere hie next payroll Is coming In the procession," said the man. "I the bottom somewhat on the principle ade means much to the public. Instead of a miscrvably printed from, is in no.position to independ­ pity tbe men folks about her house. I of tho post digger, and having a lever four page paper filled with a con- ently serve the people, and any im­ dare say they have to get their own near tbo1 lower end. The lever is glomeration of patent medicine ads, provement in the business methods breakfast aboilt alx mornings out of pressed with the foot, the tree In­ ■even. I never yet saw a woman who the people are receiving well printed wilt mean a better service to the dragged her umbrella along so that serted, and the tool jo. then thrust forcibly Into the (found. eight, ten, twelve and sixteen page people; the throwing off. the yoke you could track her by the trail or 1U A lever at tho top of tbe handle papers. . of politicians and corporations and tip who was not dilatory and shift, la then twisted to open the blades, and If the old time country paper wss serving the whole people, the ones lees. the Implement la screwed, around In worth -one dollar per year th« mod- to wfiom the, service rightly belongs. "That other woman who la hustling the hole until the soil la pulverised. along, holding to the top of .tho um­ The planter Is then withdrawn, leav­ 1 cm country psper la worth five brella handle like grim death and ing the cultivated earth packed around times that much. F O R Y O D R D E N K pointing the Up down and forward In But what is of more importance B*««tlf«l Call*». t f a kind of south-hy-eoulhwesterly di­ the roots of tho plant. Experiments have shown that one man wtth this to the public is that the cost of the Yale and Harvard, each 9 In. s 24 In. rection Is altogether different She tool can plant CO small trees In 35 modern country newspaper is rapid­ would set tho world on fire if It wasn't minutes. Princeton, Cornell, Michigan ly doing away with the "organ." waterlogged. I am not’ sure that I'd Each 7 in. x 21 In. In the olden days when a Wash­ All best duality felt with felt head­ want to be married to her, either. Clerical Humor. ington press and an apron full of She’d bo too energetic. She'd push ing, streamers, letters and mascot Laughter savors Ilfs and wit will type consUtuted the equipm ent.of everything before her, and when she executed In proper colors. This endure long after many of the old a country shop *nd eight or ten took a noUon to clean things up a dollars a week the pay roll, every splendid assortment sent postpaid mere man would hare nowhere to lay prieatly functions have fallen into for 60 rent« and 6 stam ps to pay his head. What she Is good for Is desuetude; manners and Ideas alter, little faction, clique or ring could but tha basis of humor remains tha postage. Send now. senrlhg on committees. have its "organ." same. Today Rabelais conceivably "That woman In tbe gray skirt Is a In those days the initial cost and HOWARD SPECIATY COMPANY could have written the "lngoldsby Le­ Dayton. Ohio yca-and nay sort of person. Sho wants the coat of upkeep of a country shop gends," and In the fifteenth century to agree with everybody and follows was so little that the shrewd poli­ wherever led. Women who carry their Barham might have been the author tician or leader of a clique or ring NOTICE umbrellas with tho point downward of "The Inestimable Life of the Great could easily raise the cost of a shop Last chance to pay your 1913 lax and backward are always unassertive, Oargantua." Today a young cleric, and his pull would get enough busi­ d prevent publishing as delln"But just, look a t that gtrl who spina preaching his first sermon, haa the uaness to meet the small running ex­ along, swinging her urabrellA around tlvo wit to take for his text, "What ent. List will he published June penses, and thus it was a simple In a circle as If it were a magic wand. hath this blabber to sayT" t. M. W. LOVELL, 1 like her. She's Jolly and good-namatter to maintain an "organ” to Collector. 5 GIRLS SlMUTLTA^BOlrtLVf m Th« brilliant black aye May In triumph l«t fly AH Ita dart« without carin« wl But th« aoft «ye of blub ; '■Tboufh ItacatU r wounds, 1« much belter pl«a««d wh. So much la aald about .a latui'a beat girl (hat we cannot help .Wandering how many girls he -to ilupposcC to harm Does each aw »ken similar sen­ timents in his breast oh la hla lik­ ing, carefully graded T ' I t . cqust be conceded that he pay» each oftp a cer­ tain amount of attention or oths Sajdie or the other would die Out fot* lack-of ■parking. If ho la an gthleUV young fellow, fond of out-of-door sports, be has one girl for the golf links or one who doesn't balk at a flvAtnlle walk pa a blustery afternoon. He has1hla automobile girl, who doesn’t quiver an eyelash no m atter bow near ,he reaches the» danger mark In dsghlng along. She's the fclrl, too, heitjfkea toboggan, sliding and to the rwc«a£ But tb t Isn't the girl ho takStf-LF the theater, or to the restaurant kfteAi ward, ordering wine for her cxaUanw over the sensation she .create» whe*?, ■ho dances the tango with hlny&to length of tho spacious dining /bSm.Then there's tho pretty atenogn&iVir In his* undo's office. She ia ^ fre ttlrl 'he presents with books becatypVnbit refuses bonbons. Ho w a lti’foy . ti'Jr on atormy evenings to take^fc«rr; hr!« ckr, and it la she of whom be>tigki»ad­ vice on matters relating to b«f adx—whether, a fellow "was Justified j n re ­ fusing an invitation to aomoK affair which ho did not earo to attend, al­ though ho half suspected it was ar­ ranged for hla beneflL Ho considers the advisability of breakltfyf with two or threo of his pleoajuit companions cte they become sw eetboalttL .j-v ,J But .lt la so difficult that h o ’ re«re h e.la equally In love with each,and every one of them. When bla dear old mother asks him to bring hla best girl around for some little home gath­ ering, ho does a lot of thinking. Tho dear old soul would Dot understand tho girl who doted on golf, but de­ tested broadmaking and home duties. Nor would the girl mad over tango and cocktails appeal to her. m ;rH lf* » m wo Special Offn Time Only_: J our finest 4 c v,i tan colour i Sg-'S!VJ?«w l s p e c ia l o f f e r FO» / men For a limited t | J °n)y, »ft ^ of o u t finest 35c value - ^a»tta|f^ Hose .with’ written Km a pair of ourt'well kfc J'srsd .se Corlr^g ior 6,cent» fft* postage. ' You »know thesahoae lv .t*“t whcn »11 6th They give-real foot cor have no seatKs.to rip. become,loose end baggy 1« knit in, not-presaed in ' Guaranteed for fineness', for ] ,for supdriority of matarial *nd , ^msnship, absolutely itainltai u wear six months ijitbdut hoi* rip* pair free. • •^ o n 't <Jelsy «end In your o,i* fo>* ofleKexpires. Give corrwi £ aughtsr Was Curious, out te dinner, mother before tho mirror, nnd, having ! h e r -yellow lock» a trlfio yelto»tr.R, proceeded to. apply tho pencil to tw eyebrjpjrs'. Tho little daughter itool by eri.d'wondertd- Finally »he uk*d:; "Mother, what art: you writing ^ ■. His Side Lins. | "Where can I find tho chief of j» llceTT.aaked the stranger In Sion» ▼Ills. Tho native pointed. Thiti him, over yander by tho Pslscs IfeM shining that grocery dramur1) shod«."—Judge. Wlso Precaution. It -Is the part of wisdom fer (I Diplomacy, lady to find out before mtrryh * Diplomacy Is the practical applica­ whether tho gentloman already hu tion of strategy, but lota of poople (rifo.—Omaha Bee term It tho double cross.—Milwaukee Sentinel. The Secret Out. Fried eggs were originally the same as boiled eggs were before they ware bolted.—Cassell's JournaL Detachable. C . H. DINGEE Plumbing and G as F ittin g All Work Receives My Ptmul • Attention And Best Effortil "la her hair a crown of gloryf* "Yea, and every night »he abdicates.'* Opposite City Hall —Town Topics. TeJepbese Mifj HAY retiate a Tomato Carriers Con­ stantly in Stock. Quaii WF' rices -v £ J — . W ? ; �COMMUNITY HYGIENE EVERY M AN REALLY H IS B R O T H E R ’S K EEPER Complete abstract* from the records of t O ra n g e STATE BOARD OP HEALTH and S e m in o le C ou n ties. ‘ T a x e s paid fo r n o n -re sid e n ts. C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. 0123235323485353485348480153 Jk « m l '. y - ■*•*' a* Mtfl JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA RIVERV1EW, Jacksonville’s Most Famous Suburb 02022348230023028932534848024823230153 Lois $ 1 0 .0 0 D owd, $ 5 .0 0 Per Month Right recently Riverview has taken on the most wonderful growth ever known in any -suburb to Jacksonville. 50 homes now built and many new ones just ttarted since operations open­ ed up on-the 50 thousand dollar Hotel Venice and the digging of the big canals by the big steam-dredges. The motor car line, the 8 grade grammar school all goes to increase values. A ll P r ic e s* W ill S o o p A d v a n c e A g a in Evbry man ia his brother's keeper He can't help it any more than the neighbors can, much as they might like to. He can't evade the responsibility of such relationship unless he iivi in the wilderness snd never comes' into pon#«ct .with his fellow man. I t is a law of society as died as any»other enacted by the Almighty. His conduct, good or evil, or care­ less, must qffect others accordingly. Individual responsibility to yodoty cannot be escaped, whether it be in morals or in physical affairs. The criminal lowers the moral tons of the community, disgraces it snd exerts a degrading* influence. The man who lives in dirty surround-* ingi invitee disease and thereby danger« the health and possibly th e lives of his neighbors. The cone!fusion ia inevitable th a t it is'th e duty of every man to keep himself and his premises dean and healthful, not only for hit own sake but for th a t of those who by force of Circumstances must associate with Community cleanliness, communi­ ty sanitation, is just as much a duty that every man owes bis neighbors as to be deCejnfc.morally, for physical illness* has'*a V i« itg c intimate con*t»c<Uon with fiioii\r^titc'neraey. '».It it a fact thttFlV th e past and to a large degree in thb present, lew strictly enforced la essential to se­ cure- municipal sanitation. This ia duo’ partly to ignorance, partly to pepdty and indifference. Some etherwiae good citixens will persist In allowing their dogs to run a t lar{e unmuzzled, and they* make a fearful fuas when the police Inter­ fere for the actual aafety of the com­ munity. They howl louder - than their worthless curs when anyone presumes to enforce the Idea th a t tho rights of sodety are superior to their own selfishness. Some of the ablest sdentlata in the world have demonstrated that ty- Anyone desiring a good sound investment will do well to uke on a few of these lots. No lots sold lo co'ored people. , FLETCHER & COMMITTEES DR. E. B. ARMSTRONG, OWNER The Senior Senator Hae Nothing of Imparlance 1 1 1 -2 -1 1 3 Heard Nat’l Bank Bid* J a c k so n v ille , F lorid a 0001010253234823534848235348303223235353234823012353484853 Senator Fletcher in hie speech here Monday night emphasised the fact th at he held so many commit­ tee appointment! th a t it would be a great lose to Florida if ho was* re^ tired from office. There are sevefity-three. standigg committee* in the eenate and every Senator'* ia approximately on The same number of . committees. On -of ¿Jib ffiOU im portant “committees th at Flercher has served on since he has been In the Senate was, as he told the people himself, the commltfcc on privileges and elections, of vyHich Joe Bailey w u ranking Democrat’, u n til. his withdrawal from public life After the exposure of Ms connection with the oil interests.. it is d significant fact th a t Sen­ ator Fletcher is now the only Dem­ ocrat In the state who was on that committee who-votsd for- Lorrlmor 1* retention.. It U also of Importanct that John W. Kern of Indiana, nl though he took his seat Iq the Sen pbold fever ia a germ disease, trans­ mitted by files, yet it requires the services of the police to compel the acresning of earth closets. The same investigators have proven the transmission1 of yellow fever, of ma­ laria and other diseases by no*quitosa: they have pointed out the method* | o f prevention, ' yet the pleas and protests of xanatsrians snd health boards are disregarded by the vast majority of Floridians. The opening decades of the Twen­ tieth Century have been marked by splendid organisation snd magnifi­ cent effort for the moral uplift of those ' wjio *need" uplifting. There .has been a practical recognition of the fact that morals cannot be per­ manently Improved while physical conditions remain, unim pem idrrthai. the hungry man in ragged clothes Is not likely to be or to become a devout Christian. There has been a recognition of the great fact 'o f human brotherhood but there has been a corresponding .organised ef­ fort toward increasing the knowledge of proper sanitation or to arouse a sentiment for better healthfulneaa through deanlineea among the same classes that need the uplift. Good health ia th e -b ft* of good morals. You can’t d / > / or dodga th at fact, and the grqat moral upUlt of the world won’t come "so long fit you work op dny other Hypoth­ esis.1. ^ It .(s a plain, bigd feet th a t Flor­ ida will not get Into its full stride toward its greatest prosperity, uqtil tho individual d th e n , no m atter gow exalted or humble, shall realise his personal responsibility in lowering tlwi dek rnto through voluntary, and not legally enforced sanitation, through conscientious and intelligent effort to avoid disease; in other word«, b y ’ doing everything in his power to raise ¿he standard of com­ munity hygiene. Anything leas than this is not in accord with the high­ est type of citixcnship. terejt of Senator Fletcher’s candi­ dacy is inexcusable. It is a mere routine committee. It initiates no policy and has no vital connection svith tho people’s interests. It la a business institution and does ‘ not figure in legislation. Washington a half a dozen .committees, arc recognized as very im portant, such ax appropriations, finance, banking*and cqrrency, inter­ state commerce, naval .affairs, and postofUces and post iqà4a'. Senato/ Fletcher If an'none of these cotrttnit- THAT M E .WORLD RESPECTS SjtW ietfcfi and Contentmrnt T h e O w rterahip B egets See . U*; For Homes Sanford n o Tr7 * a à ; 0 / . - S û i > A WA A genta for O rnflgc City S p r in g /M in e r a l W ate« 21 * * C. F. W ILLIAMS. Agent; Of ....__ EDWARD lH U G m S.jyiaam ao^-----Sanford M ackino and Garaga Com p a n . N*clected wounds produe* old soraa sad these la tim* develop ulcere which cat tw a y ¡merit WILLIAM G. ALDRIDGE Customer Knew Best. "Generally run down, slri" queried the druggist; "»lightly seedy and want a godd toning upT" - • .The pall- faced customer nodded. ■ "Well, I’ve the v«ry thing for you. Jenkins* Juvenator Threo ■doses • ■flnr —■* l— '* " I *...... ■ bottle." "No, thanks,** said the pale patient "But, my dear elr. It’s the rage of the, day. Jenkins' Juvenator la the greatest dlscoVn-j «.f modern tfedl* .cine.. It'« the tag* of*the season. Kvery ^opa^le.rejuvehfit^ig, you ’jlgta ILLUSTRATED i » PAGES \______ ________ Ui|U >n ,buul "»■‘‘«'■I w.h*t young men and young women, young wives and husbands and nH others need to know about tho sacr0() taws that govern the aex fo rc o . p j,in lru ths of sex life In re|4^ 0n to . happiness in marriage, • Vflerreta" of manhood and to m - somotblng ela#.'* replied tho custo- Fletcher, was made chairjpkn'o/ this Pacific railroad*, private land claims, majority and railroads. And he ^ a .8 fn a to / im portant. comrntjiec leader „on the.,flopr o f-lh e Senate. whb,was appointed,n»d has held of-; Kern edme Into promlnence^ln the lice for-the .past three months, Senate during the invii&ggtion of f Tillman’ in hie letter tp Wilson the Lorimer case. . He dlfieted with nrinted In hit speech before the -Senator Fletcher with regard Jo- Senate on March -lfitb, 1913, says Lorimer’a corrupt election, although about* committees: " l am * senior he had not only read the evidence, Democrat on three Importaht com­ but, Uke Fletcher, also n w and henry mittees and cani.t^b.¿elect the ebalr.the witnesses testify. Kern was sue-, unship of fljher o’nc of them; aptained by h it fellow Democrats, roprlatlons, jJaterstet'A commerce, while Fletcher’s name does $ o t 'even afcval Affairs. appear op this committee h o w 'th at the DemocfaU 'are Id power! Sen- comibiit«ie"Tou T b in V 'F <« ^ r lle tc h m e d N e ,« -6 f IxirliWf Is youM administrstion w a. r e f le c tio n ^ the intelllgeoeo ^ n y ia tty T > *.. Martin an4*- J Uitugrlty o r the Senate th a t ^ f ^ d ' ho| d th# *halrrpan.Kip» of ap " r * **.> v?' titions and naval affair* respe t 8<»n*to r W th*«’ they are tha xeplor ranking comhil-Ste. on * banking and . CUrt U ¡ 8 ^ ^ . Senate r r lt^ J a g o in g tp f>e e n r a r g ^ to gW*j chcf |( on ^ hl.t of t h ^ e r hitn a-p ls/o n order to hahdls bl. ^ I} •„ lho0({h tw0- y, .rtrai credits b\\U The 'HmeeUnion-! > ^ \t ¿„ Th9Ut(h quote, him a . oq that com m U u.. ,t; lto tb , g.nerul rule, The latest Congressional directory th a t ,t h„ MfrptJon* F does not includ.. h , n am e.ln th c t ^ h and> are th* only com mitue 11,t. IIollU has W - ,^ ^h<t Stfnate ,t0W* W1 duced a now rursl erM lJf kUI. vldch ^ .¿ ft dordmltte«. c meana^that Sonator H ptcheF. bill «» ' « f t , . ^ prlvUetet pf shelved. Sith cnm' s*ibnd Oohgrtn».—'iscksonVil ir.ttee handling hu bill, wha( rca,on . .. v r “ would there h<- to pu^.Sehatdr Flatp _-*-' * . cher on it to handle>1l, bill th a t Wai* _ 1' ‘ 1 ” r ! been eupersKtfAd? •' ' . * New Lock, ! T h l phielrinanshlp. of »U printing X«o tramps, arresto'd for U cofiimlttoe may be of importance to wi^ T* ,rTOJ O rotter, . • This book* tells nurses, teachers, doctors, lawyers, preachers, socjpl V. nothing, only I’m Jenkins work ers,-,Sunday s chool teic b tr s and all others^ young and old, what all - ' Something In Btore for Wlllf».' "Ywf."*»eid 1Rigale? tó bis ylfitof*. need to hno v / about sex matters. “I*m go\pg to g e t* tp°t°r ibis spring; By. Winfield Scott Hall, Ph. D., M. bui I haven't quita made up my mind ,y Newspaper Coif mente; aa to UVu^sake. Ro many of them are ■uiy-ollabJe—-It's no use getting a cheap ■"Scientifically correct.” —Chicago artici«. T fancy ru"jtet a nice ilttld, Tribune. "Accurate and up to data’ thing fer a matter of nine hundred ■—Philadelphia' - Press. * Standard pound», you knqw..“At all ovente, I’ll book of knowledge."- Philadelphia not go over thw ‘(hpu.*" Ledger. The New York World iaya: During *lha' Mensallon whlçà .t b l í evidence pt wealth excited, eng ladles. turuln^ to.Blgsley. Jr, Aon of «vite. eight, remarkod. *T «ay, Wlfileî Under plain wrapper for only J L. J papa*« going to buy a motor car' fbc Coin or Money Order, postage 1(1 i you to fldo Irv’* J 1v-i -• ***■’ • >/* ' "Oh, thaCll bo jojly,’/ "returned -the cents extra. hopeful, ‘’’li^ky, p i.-w ill'th e funnyMIAMI PUBLISHING CO. looking mah'come for .the nfoney erDayton. Ohjo erp week. same, as he 'did last year when you gpt jb« blcyclst" Then motof't^lk ‘suddenly «topped, Vaet Dapoalta of Potash and Blgsley, ,7t^ read iq the parontal * Qoologleta estimated * tb y 'th a eye that there -was something yrarm groat Germanhave deposits of pouifW tails, waiting fpr'Mln.’ln the eweet byandpractically the only Iraportant.enua in bye.-rLondo« Titqtlta the world, will last a t iho p re u n t rate' of exploitation ttOO/klQ years.'"_______ Why H» Was Glad. ' The man with tbo long board «tood pontl^ely at the curbing. gyslng at the passing traffic In the stre e ts "I hail with delight the >db»nt of the automobile. ’, bo muttsrfid aloud, •for do longer .need ¡.fe a r crossing the street lest some hungry horao. mistake *me for a walking bale of Sanford Library U iP E K lA L fia sA W iS .'S -ffl o t j * . U nrtrf < ,(.,« or ..I ,IU n .v . . m urd.i t,»« IMIUI Florida., The c h a i r m a n t h i s com- win br romp-lied te-buyi/H fifa mitlew may bo. excuvtM fo r his trip i.., —y* * 'i f , 3 to Florida to defend hi* rjeord buf.“. * : >..*-----^--------- — uni«» much to do on the % * - f t poo.o You Know Thl, _ * ' *,*, • - .TH EATRE. RU IUJÏN G-— .-■* * i at anything like which are about ¿ ti* ^ F lo r id a Sexual Knowledge m#r v i The latest, m od advanced .and "Noheenee,"'pressed the druggist- comprehensive Work th a t has ever "I tell you Jenkins’ Juvenator will been issued on:: sexual hygiene. S It'a^ th V F eelin g of Five dollar, ia «He p n n of the F o r d run■bool; ike touring car ia I n fifty: tka Iow a car *erea fifty—f. o. k. D etroit, footplate ‘w ith equipm ent. G et catalog and particular* from ' “ W b u t 1 think I’d rather try « h o Vd ;* sexual abuse*, sadal evil. ifui* ■ AJibffwuoh*. ffinnuy itr«tp» ItN tj’tMorety ' :t There’s nothing small about the Ford—except its purchase price and cost to keep. In number of cars, ih world­ wide use, in quality of service to owners and in its daily performance it is th e -biggest car in the world. 530,000 users will testify to these facts t£]( 1 ■ Saturday » -4 lo i»ii (‘»•tu/- . �»-y * -' ■_ - V-nV*C-‘: i : y’ : -- ' ' *- • - V**rf -: •U K . ílÜ k .;' ' the day of strikes wa children •Ad—4-bat- - nothing im . m . gained by strikes and violence but subject of improving_TlE e public NtíUlwd C.*ry Bä L t «ad Friday Montini Dr th at arbitration and tbe ballot „bo/ ro s d a . of the United States. Mr Pago believed th a t if such a contest THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY were ■ the weapons for organised were started the 'children would ask labor in tbe United States in the ». J. MOIL*, to Itor questiona of their parents. M. HAYNCt Kt »moot Mono!*» future. Mr. " Shelley is absolutely fmpetus would be given to the rose right and the editor of The Herald improvement. Thousands of chil­ endorse« his views. There is abso­ obterlotion Prie«. tN.OO « Year in Atfvwcr lutely nothing for tbe laboring man dren In all parts of the country par­ to do in this day anil age except to ticipated in the contest. M any, o ' M j n m l la the City b r r u n " lï.O O oot i m i i k I v é i í o c or 20c pçf öo&üi« stand up for his rights on the day the essays'subm itted bore evidence P arateci» I« « d t oo«o » tu » bo modo' ai o » of election and put the best njan in of having been prepared with the assistance of parents or school teach­ Entered o» »rr^d i n i mull miner Aiuto»! Sind office and thé best man is always ers and these were eliminated. Tbe the ifian who Jtdnds for the common Ieoi. OI ibo totofleo 01 Senior*. rWVJo people as against the trusts and cor ablest engineers in the U. S. Office «•dor Act of March 3rd. 1170 poratlons. Arbitration and tbe task of Public Roads acted as a board in TeU » boo« No.-148 ing of laws for the benefit of the passing on* tbe essays and in making 0Uo In HonJd BaUdlM laboring- man will accomplish more the decisions. The prise winners wero the fol­ Thnt Oviedo Is growing rapidly in tTe years to come thsn all' the lowing: strikes th a t could be pulled off, for ia noted in sli report« from th at pleasant section. The* Tlmds>Union after the strike is over tho laboring First prise, gold medal, Amy to «how how Oviedo ia growing, man da worse off both in points Coon, Scammon, Kansas, a pupil in after a serious fire, last Friday- gave gained and . in pocket book. The th e Skidmore • School. a fine picture of a ndw business way to block the trusta and money Second prise, Lucille' Huff, /ge block erected on the -site of some power of this country Sn by th e b a l- 14, Willowdale Farm, Arlington, wooden buildings 'recently burned lot and by your ballot today you Oregon, a pupil .In' the Arlington While Area are always to be regret­ will either perpetrate the power of school. FLORIDA SANFORD. te d and often cause great loss, the the corporations or place, a man in 1 Third prise, Melvin Paulson, age removal of a wooden building often the U. S. Senate who will be found 14, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota. H. R. STEV EN S H. E. TOLAR R. R. OEAS M.M. SMITH makes place-to r-w -b tU r one. Flor­ fighting- for~ you and your-lntereats Those receiving honorable - men* Cashier Vict-Preiideot ida towns are building solidly and at all times. Preside p t _ A m . Caihicr tlon were: handsomely.—Times-Union. Shelley ia right. Robert Barrows, age 14, Mans­ «Thé way to success for the labor­ field Center, Connecticut. MARTIAL MUSIC • ing man is not by atrikos and lock George II. Rombough, age 12, litor Holly declares that if the out*. The ballot box is'th e weapon Woodsldo, Lewis coynty, Idaho. Sanford band will just play " Diale" th at has been placed in your hands. Maurine AtkinsOn, age 15, Inde­ again be will .go to Pensacola and Uso it Tor your uplifting. State Senator and members of tho U M Í * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ * * * ! pendence, Missouri. Work of (supererogation kill one, of those Mexican seals. 0 -----Jojjnson had Just recorered Frances Cochran, age 14, Well­ eglslature and various county of216-GAME.SCHEDULE When that Sanford band begins to one of his periodical spree« (0 1 BENEFITS OF TH R IFT man, lows. llcers. 1 he was addicted. During tba «ob play we have no doubt everybody in I hatt oftin been atkid to define The Pacific league .has start­ There are two candidates for Miss Coon will undoubtedly be off process he met the Vlllag, ^ hearing has a desire to kill some­ ihi true secret of lucre**. It ie thrift the heroine of tho American Road Railroad Commissioner, but a* they ed Its season. Thera's somo Samaritan who had often helped thing.— Lalkeland Telegram. ball league. It cut in on Mitech in all Um phattt, and principally Congress in A tlanta if her patents have no oppqgition, under the new over the rough places In hi* »la®, 81, and doesn't quit until Octo­ thrift at applied ta soring. A young consent to have her tako the trip law they arc declared nominatedworthless life. Shameftced sad U1 ber 85—sometimes later, and Ita SU M M ER ADVERTISING . man -may Aire many friendt, but he from her home in Kansas. The Owing to thé' complicated count repentant'mood he confessed; “Ww schedule Includes about two The most valuable W e t In ad- will find none to eteadfaet, to con- American Highway Association will under the new system results of the yT Mtsa Polly, l certainly hare beta sab hundred and sixteen games. .i-^ieylaiRg is age. It -is something tlant to ready fo respond to At* not only pay all* the expenses of the primary will not be knbwn Tuesday ing a fool of myself again. I foond I Many an aUlloto goes joyously which.cannot be rushed or bunched ironf*, *0 capable of pushing Aim didn't have to make tqany altersUow young lady but will aee that ahe is night. to the coast, lured by tho cli­ it ^po^ -----overnight competition. ahead, a* a HUte feather coiered book wi ll cared for by the wives of the to complete the Job/' mate and a guaranty of salary ‘T f i è ^ y i^fiirertiser can't date back. with the name of a ban!: upon ilt ca­ jocat officials of the congress. Her as large aa that ho got at homo. Advertising cannot take a vaca­ ter the fin t great principle of all sue- essay will bo read to the engineers Britons Bom at 8t*. H t gate it, too, for tho coast tion without a loss. The Cumu­ etttet. It create* independence, it and the other delegates who will RUSSELL FORD NOT MISSED On an averago 700 Uritlih sobjsct* magnate’s word ta as good as lated values of previous months or gittt a young man talnding, it Jiff* ire yearly bom at aca. gold—but how that old boy does attend the congress. Former Yankee 8pltball Arttet, Who years immediately begin to shrink Um. with rigor, it tllmulalet him work for hfs shekels! Whon Jumped to Buffalo Federal Team, Miss Amy says the chief reason or evaporate. It will invuri^b.y with the propper energy, in fact it why earth roads no attention and he discovers that bo has to go Has Lost Hla Grip. cost htore to make good the shrink­ bfinge to him the better part of any a route of 216 games for tho little im jrivem cnt in tho last 49 coin he made In 154 games back age than to omit the vacation. aueert*— happineee and contentment. years ia because they have not had Uanager Frank Chance of tho Yan 1 East, ha .om its, a roaf llko « Good adverti ing ia a continuous I f t'i irere ponibfe to inject the qual­ keen will be without the services o f, sufficient place in the public mind. Russell Fbrd, once considered tho \ J. P«Ted lion, but U*b all toó late« , performance before the same audi­ ity of earing info ertry boy, we would "People seldom give the im­ a » . . » » t . . . . » * ______ n e M t i n f e l l « tho theory of tTtflT lY * many best of tbe Yankee twlrlera, this year. ► TIncidentally, ence. No better definition was hare a great many mor* real men.— provement of roads any thought be­ R Is reported, however, that .Chance major league leaders, th a t a ew n nternational ever Invented, It ndmits of no ex­ Sir Thotnae Li plan. yond paying their taxes or working la not shedding many tears over tho <• man wlH S° »tale and loso hla T he MouuaMWdsiq ceptions or variations. ♦ How to suceeeed, how to get on them - and sometimes get out of it pepper If ho plays beyond the Rtctt day la your Ulk «ml Mdteit departure of Ford to the Federal Buyers are not so firmly attached In the world—that • Is the fiVolilem hom*. on the »truci car. In tiwofc««*» altogether. Then- they find fnult league; A tew year* back tho left- <> usual schedule, gets something amlMlMoi >ou likely uofOK-atb«»»». to buying traditions during the sum­ that millions of earnest men and ~ z-± y J K of a knock In California. Many Ipr Of »ora« mew weed. A f«»6d aAt: with the road overseer. mer months as at other seasons. women are striving to solve, exch W i«t «a»k« mortartwntfnrt Th ik I and many a star of tho coast "Straight roads are desirable, but th« location o fLnrh Katrtiucx IhtfnmnThey go about more, enjoy more in his own way, but ail, consciously league Is called to tbe fast com­ l of Jejuten, What U uAUt m f in ' hilly countries it is olten hcccsw Creation iM w n «ti freedom, are interested more in va­ or unconsciously, observing the same pany, and if the StG-gamo stunt i» In attry to make a winding road in riety. The new advertiser finds It general principles. ever spoiled any of them for rotflm WrwiU, Tr .iti** order to have a level grade, ’ • Uitiih Amai authority. their work the following Besson easier to break in: the old advertThere is nothing in such an effort 4 0 0 4 ) 0 0 W o rd « . • "After tho road is properly located it has never fieen* recorded. tiser finds it necessary to be more at variance with the highest mornl j M Ò O ttittn tlw s. the next thing to be thought of Is Co« t «400,000. persistent and watchful. The prov­ standards. In fact tho xealous pur­ 3 7 0 0 (• • £ • « . the drainage. A poorly drained road ince of advertising is to attract new suit of such an object has a bene-| Tbe ont* dictionary with , Bench Managers Scarce. customers, as well os to hold old ficial reflex action upon the charac­ Is very undesirable when after a rain Um *™ dtridrdjM»n*-cb«r' Bench managers will bo a t a pre­ or snow, the horse's feet and wheels wltrlwl as **AStnk« «f ones, and the vacation season, more ter, as it has upon tho physical and Ucitiu*." mium In, tbe Southern Michigan ru t it up and then It beromea im­ than uny other, is the season of mental nature. league this ■season, the advAnt of passable with mud, and then u On thin. «tMque. itrtmr. changes: tly* season, more than any Topay Hartael and Ed Smith to the Saving ha- a__beneficial— moral frecso conies which leave* th e roa d* Indi* paper. What » »«tu. fiwtlou tbowa the Mm-tiam other, when lhe advertiser can least effect, but extravagance, as It usual: l eanup's inwwimnrlal fnrrrt Incrcaalni in a worse state than before. afford-to permit his-goods and his ly Is acting a He, is essentially im­ the number of playing leaders In the mad to ron*mlrnt to c«-f "W hen the water la allowed to One half the thicker«» »ml! circuit. Hartsel will land down a service to be forgotten. The trifling moral and breeds many other ir­ weight of KrtuUi Kdltioo. I course down tho. middle of the road regular berth In tbe Toledo outfield, purchase of -July* er August is often regularities and sins. On the other it washes but gutters and ruts(h at while Smith will u»ko hia turn in the trou« took rwper. WL the forerunner of a much larger pur­ hand, temperance and integrity go It*. 8U« UH«ei> j are >quickly enlarged by the wagon box for hia South Bond club. Both chase in October or November.— hand-in-hand with thrift. This wheels. This can easily bo over­ have a number of years of good base­ New York Times. coume is the harder one, hut it is come by proper drainage." ball yet allotted them, although vet­ doing tho hard things thnt jlevelops erans In point of service- Other play­ C A it ELESS W ItITK R, WARNING strength and character. ing managers In the league this sea­ F. P. Rinea Returns The Orafa Star, whose editor is a ' Successfully resisting the temptason are McKernan. Rattle Creek: Fred P. Kines, who has been in practical printer, na well as one of tion to extravagance, at the same Holme«, Saginaw; 'Jenkins. Bay City; « .A t the best posted m en-in the state, time th a t it stiffens your mental Lakeland lor the past twelve m onths Wagner, Kalamaxoo, and Criatall. gives notice of the following rule in and moral backbone, Increases your in charge of th i# property of the Adrian; Meyent' of Jackson, Burke of Southern Utilities Co., has returned reference to "scribbled" manuscript, material resources. Flint and Morrissey of Lansing will to this city and will act as manager nllot their clubs from the bench. which rule will hereafter be' ,fdso A saving bank account represents more rigidly enforced in the Stm 'of­ more' than so “much’ money saved. of th e plant« of the Southern U til­ ■ f a t e B B ................MB fice. ■’-(** It Hands for purpose, decision, firm- ities Co. here. Mnu lUnee and family h«ve never removed from this "For many .years the editor of RusteJI Ford. tho Star has carefully and laborious- denes, forethought, courage, tem- city as they Were fifnily convinced M * e e e i e —**y i o r—late»-— Mr. ■dftlne» h an d er « » . 1™V«4 n y m y » a ta r dy~-wwded through thousands-of com­ peril rice, continence^ mbltlon an ? ^+h*t—aoenee »side, aa of - the fifat order, but since then ho to raalde, munications carelessly and almost achievement on the part of the one would come, back he owned hia home here and likes has failed to live up to hla reputation. illegibly written, trying to put them who - has It, . He-has really bad but one good year in shape nod doing an immense fi *Çhe actual account of money ac­ Ssnford b ette/ than any other piace In the American league and on that amount-. Ip order' to extract what cumulated and earning interest ,fof in the world. Mf. W. W. Fry- will hla famf rests. Chance was not any news and bring out Yrhat'good sense you ' In such an account is a very continue to act aa superintendent tpo well pleased with the showing might be In. the tangled'm ass of valuable resource, but it does not and . under their able management mads by Fbrd last year and there was writing. He will have <0 serve no­ exceed in value the lifelong .benefit the pianta here arili be kept up to a strong possibility that the one-time star was to suffer a cut in salary in tice on the contributors U> th e JJta r you will derive from the exercise of tbe same high standard. The many friends here of j M r. 1114. th at in future they will b ay eto write ■uch qualitice of character as those Rinea will be glad to hear of hla re­ . or type their communications legibly mentioned. JACKSONVILLE 4 Jac^c Dunn 'Haa "Pherteei.’**H ’ V1 ,c- ■ »V - - .turn and to know that he will be arid dearly If they expect them to Reckless extravagance is. the pace nager Jack Dunn of thh BAltl^T Q -rreceive much attention. The 8tar that kills. / K fearfully large number a resident of Sanford again. more international league I«am think« ____ . 7Í 4IS.W ÇtocUi-tl,'..... th. Vm* ----?. ...........117,75 has become too big a paper and of mtttf « q d ’women in this country be baa • wonder in Pitcher Ruth, who -D n w .1 .'»•». , * es,««. . . V , - t i c A - w t e f t - - **";*’ ’JLr Cured by.Radium ‘ -thaw is too much to do t o . waste arc. today rurihlng a nech-to-ne^k a n f a tk .. . . . . . . . . r a L te 1.' • jtnoK ’U»'. . . ■•' irta«» ,, ,66.60. beat the ‘A thletics on March 15. ty.<... 71.60 V“time 1 in pusxllng “ *out illegible copy, fncp wRJt ruin in their desperate . Baltimore, Md., Juno L—It was Is but nineteen years of age and la a f« f • 4 î|jM Torontó* *'. '. * X '. ' i « T " ■j ,' and a communication th at cap’t be efforts* tB keep up with the demands announced tonight that tadium had Baltimore product. • MiiOlrtel.................. T. . . l i f t h * * U«k...... . rapidly- and easily read Is rpgre likely of fi_ __on/Had VooUah extravagance^ #J e« ed » complete cur. of cancer to ,go into' the waste habkeft than Can you doubt th a t (he opposite- of the throat for A. L. Glass, a . aiouK City. Buys First Seeker. I . V *w?Md NWgsn»'ÿ«|U.*.. . . ¿ d t M»w«a*k C*r*.. »W*. anywhere else. The 9tet>4 City club of tbs Western course hi the one rrioro vondudbe- prominent rnilroad official of GainoeLOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALU'OI "Twenty years ago a skilled coVrt- to the mpral welfare,*^, the' individ­ vllle, R a., who came here for tre a t­ league' fiifs. purchased First Baseman AND CANADA. MINNESOTA. AH^HIGAN, Jimmy R ana frdm th« Omaha club. ment two months ago. positor rather enjoyed laylnt a piece ua! arid society' as a Wnhjof PBpPOtt'nQ.N.ATfn ANp FA i p ROOKY MOUNTAINS. _ .......... .. Mr. Glmcn’ -case was pronounced'!*, of difficult copy on his email cap FROM PO IN T» IN THE STATE. ■ ■ ■ ■ P * * ^ * * * 1 case and making good sense out of It, , Fahey Go«« to Victoria. v SCHOOL CIRL WlNNKR incurable. - Radium was applied In Ticket« en sale dally, May 15 to September 3(T. Return limit OrL 3L March .and last night Mr. Glass was • HoWard, FUhey, the Los Ahgeles InBut the linltype operator p i/to d ay - Excrpl^-To desthutliona lq Arizona, British Columbia, (wrept ho might re return tu rn to his home home* In flélder, W0O played In tho California with six tim es- as much copy-.tp Kansas Girl Writes « Best / Essay told he ,T----------- ' ' ' ■ ' ‘ — SUte league' last ««awn, haa been on Good Roads the b o llir that-lie wai cured. handle as _his predecessor, .has ho f turned over .to Victoria by Manager In a t-ontest In which nehriy five time' to putxle b u t tfordl or make Dillon. He will go to'tho Bees In place Primary Law Tested sense out of doubtful sentenced. So thousand children all over the l/nltod of Wolell, who refusés (o report. V a r ia b l e r o u t e t o D e n v e r ; ^ The' first élection under the -'h o m atter how good in idea -a man Status engaged,'two girls and a boy, .may*_have, he stands little 'oppjefe- all «ted 14, bav*.rhe«o «wareded state 7primary law Witt bam 4sees Tannthlll a Manager. tlinlty of tjed'ng’ ;it ,fit’.Print if^ g h irte e o 'b y Logan Waller Page, Dlrec- throughoup^Florida today. It J«s«o Tannchlll, fortper big league c H c im * 0 <ÌOING THROUGH 8T. ___ »• . . . a U ». AJ « L e t TT Q ^T.IClkTTii ,1 tcher, haa been giren tèe manager­ - /» -can’t put it on paper 1 in such; sbaj>grF*or^ ¿f the U, 3. .Olfico . fil PublicA intentfpn of the law .that all political OR VICK YF.R8A. , JR at editor a and printer» *c«h rba'd .iWfch» for writing the beet essay . or pArtiés ahull nominate their candl- ship of the I’orumouJh State league ' . ¡ It without jpuEdJhg."— Geihsvilk- .'■'un }h> repair and majntehance of d irtr d«4M at. the state primary, but th is 'baiebalt club. year only the "Democratic candi toads. P i . p i " Three fiolld Through Trains’ .. • Evolution In Flying. ‘ OROÂNlZfcp LÀIiÒB' i . v ' . fio ndmirabiu .was the essay aub: dates qualified. V-, , */; e : -• -r 'v . Ono of tho most Intsfvitltng exhibits Un.der -jthc m v /systpm cjectqr» 7 In aa .Ad^ro.uJ -ìaAt >>tdéy ul girt tpjttcd hy Apty Çpon. of ficammon, T O T B ^ H O K T | i :^ N Ii NttRTmVJCST WiHiam'«h'Jfe/.'jHic wái, known on- Kansas,- and/ so well ‘dj^t she lay vote for first àdd t second ebotca,' jn the b.iUah museum Is n collection EfiT TH l ^ (Car r " “ ___I Insuring a nohdntM** -U J H4ha p M bird*, ahowlng^the gradual «volui iujidamuptiij rttf.i to In thus ginger qt tho'À tt»nU o:;'Ç q^v. 1^, 1 (Rrwn (h^-? Á*. RáUw»¿,'/rt>t4píc i the ^.MoruBw fot i e ol>u»ervcd even “ ' R» ‘ WnKrcientxxr**, taim the engl n- ftrst primary end in a k in r‘uiínecte-1 pterodactyl 10 -the piaron. The pura second primury. aa was the g d ^ a n « mbvontent. pf;.“ -còVatJxéd e r i . 4 h * t (be Atnotlcao Highway sary pcse of - •- ............... ■ to-prov utidor the old system. Candi­ tors and designer» ofUae labor When ho stated that thc V»y, Association, in addition to the medal thè un on men (o gét m u lla à oa awarded by Mr. Page, IjL» derided dates are to be nomlhrited Tuesday useful objoct lessons., cr Age States eonator, Cot [ them to t í send her to tha‘ Amerimn Road for U ling exhibit la t eaeû of tho do >ncr of Agr _____ of thè -Supreme ( ThV ^î -...... Ay f . . ù ‘V 3 ,,, ■ m ,. T H E -SA N FO R D HERALD You D esire Prott■eciion ? the protection. It .is rather a guid-post tò the up-to-date burglar. A b so lu te Protection for your papers an d jewelry cost I but $3.00 per year, if you ren t a Safe Deposit Box in our Fire and B urglar P ro o f V ault. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ------------------------------- ----------------— ,----------- 1 J » . is the Answer-!m Webster* N rI m KV f W -- ^£V3W 5';-*' \ P“ LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE S. R. L*N s 3$ ». • r;t *• . LOW ROUND T R IP ' TOURIST RATES Vdî » Ä is s LAKE, COLORA !* thy* s r - r R£î< THE A Aii»V« ::* ; . ¿1 -y-w:r._.^__._ -r——- ^ �$6 • C' ~ W N o t Loae Hia Eye John Thoma» h a s \ e tamed ■JtftkktfHVTTIe where- V went for • .V treatm ent last. week, lie had the titUc lUppeniD*»— M en tio n Q f misfortune to receive aA injury to one of his eyes while worRy* in the M ailer» In B rief A. C, L. machine.ahppa and ft piece of steel had become imbedded In the PERSONAL ITEM S^Or IN U R tS T eye bail. I t seemed fora time that he would loee the sight but luckily inmmui Of The FW»*1« R««M Talk* the eye waa not badly Injured and ijufelntUf Arranged For Harried will be all right in a few weeks. Herald Reader« John’s -many friends hero will bo glad to learn th at he will soon be all right again. ■ ' * H H. Chappell k " returned from »’trip to points on the West Coast. New Neptune Hotel, Daytona ■ yvait cskes and popcorn at Mrs- Reach, Fla., Mrs. W. H. Delmorc, Prod. Hotvl on high bluff, over­ A. Simon's. ®6' tf looking ocean. Large airy too ms, The qhslily and the prire is rig h t alt canopied and thoroughly scroon, hay and grains’ at D utton1«. 78tf ed. Rooms with and without bath. Mr». C. *H. Dlngeo has returned Bath houses in connection with hlotj,ome after a pleasant visit to her tcl. All home cooking. Summer parents In Dunedin. _- ; " t e a . ________________ _81-4tc Cotton deed raedl, ahorU, bran at Johnson Makes Good i T / . Dutton'e. 78-tf Dr. Raymond Johnson, who for­ •• ■ ', Woodland Park is open every merly resided here, being with the Sunday. Try to ride "H u e rta." Philips Pharmacy has just gradu­ ated from the University o f Mary­ ^.Boats leavo Sanford 2 P. M.71-tf land and will tik e up the practice Valencia o angea, largo and lusof medicine. He has an appoint­ doua at Turner'«, phone No. T6 ment on the staff of the University ¿V ...... 77-rf Hospital as resident surgeon and his jFN ew m an Truman» operatorein th e many friends here will be gtad to Western Union office here ha« been learn -of his success: t Tho Ft, Myers transferred to the Plant City office. Prgas has the following about Dr. Hay, oats! corn, chicken feeds a t Johnion; The- Press tik e s pleasure In con­ j\ ' F. Dutton'e. 78-tf gratulating "D r." Raymond L. I have a first claaa painter and aign Johnson, a Fort Myers boy, who has writer. We can do your harm*» re­ just received his degree a t tho Uni­ pairing and auto top work no». versity of M aryland, and has been u!ti w. H. UNDERWOOD. appointed resident surgeon at- the University Hospital. Raymond, as Pepper, eggplant crates a t F. F. he remains to his .many friends here, 78^tf 'Dutton’e. waa ever studious, and by his close Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff loft application has placed himself in last Saturday for Dixon, Illinois, line for tho honors that aro now be­ «here they will upend the summer ing bestowed. To take such high Booths.- They will return to Jack­ honors in so Urge a class, 115, dies sonville in the fall whero Mr. Koff credit to a young, man who will do will be with the Growers* News ns credit in his chosen profession. badness manager. Private School Noil.e Horae Own.-rMiss Lillian Higgins will open *1 have a I at d u e expert Ju-ire sh»cr private school on June 8. For in­ -Give him u tr at. 80-tfc 4 ■) W ! Updvf-v o*J formation call phone 29. WRIGHT IS HONORED W O M A N 'S CLUB ^ O C C U P A T I O N IS S E U j i S ? Made President of Stale Sasociailon by P. O. Clerk THERE ARE IN TME2C< vJii!, H. Wright of this city waa hon­ The last regular meeting of the U N IT E D ST A T E S ored by tho State Association of Postoffice Clerks which met In Pa- Welfare D epartm ent' foj the season latka last Friday. The Tam pa T ri­ waa held in the club rooms Wednes­ 6 j034 SURVEYORS bune has the following regarding the day afternoon, with -a large at­ 6.0H3 tendance. A call ftonrl the club I! meeting: MALES S tttf ! A saodttion of .ho U nl.edj V- W. D lclclw National Aasocaltion of Postoffice brought out a goodly number from \ Clerks will convene In Tam pa next Other departments to take some ac­ tion relative to the Chautauqua year. ■ week for Sanford. Several visitors K, The meeting will bring to the city were present, among them being about forty delegates from Florida towns' in two days' session for the Rev. and Mra.-F. P. Strong, Messrs. discussion of topics relating-'to the D. L. Thrasher, B. F. Whitner, C. 901 good of the postal service and the R. Walker and Mr«. Weldier, the ^ T mCINt ERURBAN wtJfaire of the postoffico employes. U tter in the interest of the J. Rucker " Adams Chautauqua, In­ Jrt. E. Cowart, A. B. Campbell, S. Fnlkner and AanUtarit Superintend­ teresting repdrta from "the Health, COM E IN A N D SURVEY ent of Mails Brown, delegates sent Junior Civic League and Rest Room from the Tmmpu postoffice, returned committees wore received and plana Our fine lino of WRITING PAPERS. The latest styles, last night from the annual conven­ outlined for the coming season, to be executed by the Welfare Depart­ tion of. the Association, which waa shapes and sizes. held at Palatka on May 29 and 20. ment. One proposed by Mrs. Dunn, THE STYLE OK YOUR STATIONERY conveyB an impres­ T hel report th a t the Tam pa con­ chairman of the Health committee, will bo a "B etter Babies” contest, tingent of. postoffice employes would sion, either good, bad or indiffererit. The BEST eo«ta appear in the role of hosts at th e tho department offering prises to tho ------ BUT LITTLE. t! next meeting, which will be held on winners of Seminole county-and the winners themselves to be entered May 29 and 80 next year. A resolution adopted by the con­ a t tho state fair from this county. proposition was unanimously vention at Palatka, and which is adopted. A cleaning up campaign PHONE *78 m JViwmi Dreg Sforo . SANFORD. FLA. now for submission to the National for November waa also adopted and Association, provides for rotation in salaries making it possible for clerks various other suggestions were made, to obtain a salary of $1,600 a year. showing' that the department is The present lim it is $1,200, and tho alive to its opportunities, and mak­ clerks aver th a t the increased cost of ing the best of them. Resolutions living has made it n reasonable de­ presented by Mrs. Dunn, regretting mand that through' long and effi the departure of Mrs. O. B. Walto make her home elsewhere d en t service it may be possible to' were unanimously adopted- a t tho demand the higher salary. close'•of thV Welfare Departmen Questions pertaining to improved business period, Mrs. Wield^r w service ware disctuAed end. the dele­ introduced who gave. nn.tyntereii gates heard arir address by. Posttalk of the plans and programs "fit-master B. T. öeTo'w, of Jacksonville on aimilar lines. \ lined for the Adams ^Chautauqua, The Palatka - convention turned in which a lively intercut was manl-' dlscuixlon, * in th e’"»team roller" upside flown when lasted. Informal which the gentleman present joined It came to the olcctioji of officers. was followed by a statement from Delegates aver th a t there has ap­ Mrs. J. W. Dickins, th at as many of peared n disposition on the part of the representative men qf'S anford Tam pa and Jacksonville to control had pinned their faith to the Chau­ tho association. New officers tauqua plan by becoming its guar­ throughout warn chosen a t Palatka antees to the a m o u n t-of twelve as follows: hundred dollars or more tho Wom­ M. H. Wright, president, Sanford; • * an's Club of Sanford would certainly Wendell Beasley, -vice president, Pa* Notice to T ai Payer«^^ Tomato wraps and tom ato crates support andencourage them. On Ifttka; A. B. Campbell, treasurer, Tho 1918 fcasossmen on your prop[. it F. Y. p u lto n ’s. 78-tf motion of Mrs. Dunn it was unan­ was made by Orange county, of­ Temp«; Earl Gilbert, secretary, imously agreed th a t “the Woman’s C. V. Franklin, formerly •man- ficials.^ The completed books were de­ Jacksonville; A. P. Gilmore, delegate Club individutdiy- and collective­ sgw at Plant City will take charge livered'to Seminole county In October, to the National Convention at Oma­ ly support' and in every way pos­ of the Western Union office in this 1918. If the assessments In your netgh- ha, Ocala. The Tam pa delegates reported sible contribute to the success of city. Mr. lleedcr, the* former mnn- borhood «fere not equalized, come in and the Chautauqua." Then followed a *ff-r here will go to Decatur, Ala- talk to me about them and we will get last night th a t Palatka fplk showed »ocl.il time with tho department fbsma to have charge of the Western them on the l9l4 rolls pa they should th e r m good time. A diversion pro­ and its guests, cake and cream were vided at the adjournm ent of the codUnion Telegraph office in th a t city be. THOMAS K. BATES, vention was an excursion by yacht served and the meeting adjourned %Meh is his old home. 63-tf ' Assessor. •, on St. Jth n s river to M urphy's until October. ------- -J— - __________ .Vaierida oranges, every one guarIsland, where a splendid picnic, feast L, & N. Felder i City Council Meets teed full of juice, at Turner’s. . Twe of the neatest and most a t­ w u spread and where personal i City Council met in regttlar ses­ ffPhone No. 76. 77-tt friendships were renewed and ce­ tractive of the many summer travel sion June 1st, 1914 at 7:80 p. m. fPicnic right. Lease Woodland . t)d V - iti m call folders put out byk mented. Present, W. W. Abernathy, C. H. No place liko i t for ca:ivciii- : th* v,trioni rollroad i of the. rouit-] I,-The national convention in which Dingee, J. Adams and H. E. Tolar. Florida is entitled to one delegate and amusements. Clean, cafe rr? tho»» jtnt being distributed will convene in Omaha, Neb., on Absent, 11. W. Herndon, J. D. DavL son and He C. Maxwell. Minutes of iofei ted. ■71-tf " i Ti h I n h i - l l l l i i i l i nnr* [|i . . . i l n n r l a p p y r t v . t . l 'N orthern Summer ile* r to rts," nnd "A ttractiv e-E astern Moved and seconded that W. W. Notice JThe Iland Concert -? Tour».” Abernathy act as president pro tern. The Ce&ihm Music Clr.L will meet — Sanford, FloridorJuffO.1,‘1914 N&tgnrn .Falls, "of , course; nnd the Carried. — in the studio of Mrs, *Munson on IE toquo for mourning, illustrated is faced-with whlto crape which ox*, Cancdi&n Rockies and then Colorado To tho Editor of Sanford lft»fa7tl: A petition largely signed, asking ^Wiisy morning at 9 o’clock.^ < here, U designed for a widow and tends part way up on the coronet. It On last Tuesday night.v May - 20, that the sower .between French nnd and the wonderful country around shows a i odnservattro shape covered is prettily ttimrqed with a knot.and % Woodland " P a rk is open every the -northwest— all of- which places the Sanford Military Hand gave n Lsure] avenues bo- extended to a ; «jth crape very cleverly put «fi. a ends made ot tho>crmpe. . J , Thursday and Sunday, Try to r^dc are so attractively pictured and il­ very creditable concert at the park point south of Twelfth street .was { crmp# yeJ», lb the fashionable length For summer wear mounting mil­ Boats leave Sanford 2 lustrated with, paragraphs of more hand, stand. As a lover of music received ,and on motiHL rtferred to and drape, Is a- part of the design- and linery shows alt iRe^dosIgns that are F m. * . 71-tf than roer« word painting, th a t one; and a resident of th a t vicinity I the street committee. made up In black, duplicated In whit« . (a not removable: can hardly help'statiing off at once ' want to esproos how much tills con­ A request frqpi A. D. Smith, saniThe toque frame Is rather long and crape, which Is correct mourning. ANOTHER NEW BUILDING regardless of whether or not he can cert waa enjoyed, by .myself and to Ury inspector,’,asking that he. ba narrow, • The coronet Is covered with Combinations of black and white In j . cap ba con­ relieved from duty for one flay with* narrow folds of cropo laid on in a tho same hat develop' wonderfully at­ repress a h°P* th a t 7they Tire Cola Bottling Work» Will H ate spare-the time and money. pattern. Tho veil falls from tho back tractive ; millinery and demonstrate tinued at frequent intervals. Si A t the office* of the Louisville and out pay was grantod. New Quarter» Mr. C. H- Dingee brought up the and la a part of tho bat, not remov­ that it is the fahrlo rather than Its the Sanford Co«jo Col» , Bottling Nashville Railroad Company on . -Notwithstanding the vory short able. ,lt falls cot qulto .to the waist color which signifies Its use and. put* Co. finding thehr pr«a«iift’;iquart<ir» .West Bay street, these booklets can- nqtlce given of this concert there m atter of rtte n d in t^ b « water mein* line.. This veil Is a good type of those pose. f becoming too small, for. avor lie found and had for the asking and wi^ > ¿O PfPittendaPOe Of tho music Au Sanford Haights, thus giving-that uiod’ l&ls* H SM a f i l i eriUriffr <5T , TUM U th»' shapes TashVfnabtA this ironing burinCM have let » coqtniib otih doe*, not have to rfead jnore than lover«] o! the city. T-he batril iVM p a rt *ot.the .city^. flrb.protection. No crape, with a three-inch hem, anif season there are many which are l<> S. O. Shinholscr, frfr n one story a few lines from the first page of th ^ composed of .eigfibseii" p a y e rs and ru‘ti(>q w*| tek«m. somewhat shorter 4han the average of adiipfdd to crape h^jtju Thsy -a»» Aa . admirably’ arranged afld V e il . Aa;>r«llngncq. entitled -*n offiïn- former seasons. - Veils i s a rulo are medium In stse and sol almost square­ was Mrk factory building, on th p 'lo t folders, to become so interested t h a t ' W to Mr. S, Rapp on First street. .ho will read and tehn go and buy a balanced. Mg, Wildroan, the cori- aqce regulative the care and saje of shorter and ate Used u a part .of ly oq thp head; two tbltagqrWhlch are excellent paints In their favor. When Th* building will be of white brifjt,. ticket to somewhere in the country. ductor Jias done wonders In a , f«fw nfirk and providing a penalty for tho dealgff. «rape vail* are used with them they The-.turban Is to be worn with a months in bringtnjf out the expres­ ¿he violation, of any of the provi *nti thoroughly modern and aani-* grg almoat always rather short and * faceveil of net bordered with a nar­ sion in* the soft and light passages, sions thereof was read in full and Dry. with all the latest improved Orange-Clljr Water row fold ot crape. The irame is cov­ fall ftom tho back of the b a t as weil'Sa getting a full volume* of placed ou B* third reading and final »»chinery for up to date Boda Water If sulphur, w ater does not agree JULIA BOTTOM LAY. ered smoothly with black crape and sound when required. The roed eecr paskkgp. Roll teas called. Yes, -k bottling. with you tfy Orange City Springs Since the consumption of sod« Water. Purest mineral water in section, trum pets altos, trombonos Adam*» . Tòlsr, Dingee and Aber. *»Un has coma to be' looked at, j;ho state, received medal at St, baritone«, base and drums were jiH pkthy. . tí» ,' noue. Passed. well balanced. Tho writer does rirft * Ap ordinance entitled Jlp-brdinW . J . T H I G P E N ^ i C O i y iP A N Y aot u a luxury but aa a necessity o( Louis Exposition for excellence. Sold hesitate to etate th a t hn believea'the aace—regulating , and defining, the Id* u much as th« groceries we buyi> in hsld'gellOn bottles, twelve bottles :• , v- *:*' i iV v the amount used iu any d ty 1» « in ra* for $8.00. Delivered by Sanford band to be one-of the beat .practice of jrttiwifery fn the city of AGENTS good barometer of such city's growth. Sanford Coca Cola Bottle Co., R, C. in the state oMHorlda today; v .The Sanford- wgs road In full arid placed >t thjk d reading apd finsi pas80-8tc I performance of the "Humorcsko' ori Its th »m3 prosperity. Only p fair years Bower Drug Store. •-* r-i waa admirable' apd the set of e.Yos, .Aber•age.-' . »10 the local Coca Cola Bottling Co; - ' AUTOMOBILE TIRES waltzes wore most delicately played. ostW i .T®k*ivAflama• ; Dingee. *■*» fully ubte to handle all thrir As a suggestion I would request the N o oiiV.i P a ^ i FACTORY PRICES , btuinm on one little one Jjonps o >Hm m i» h oi o r * ; » r * L i s t a n co . ! Sconduct^ to always play bis marches r An,'or<f!nantc,'*entUlei!' a n ’ ordin'»»gon, while now they are W iping r ABATIS r .r .r~-F£OM 30 to SO PER-CBNT -*■ la concert through twice. Most * ce establishing a city board of = e^ A, ™ y three wagon*■.and, ohe motor ' s conductors play these three wiov*irtJh 4and providing for the' apTube Refiner Tire buck. Hchides hatflng found it-ad*- ' ' ' ment mArches twice apdtberi end pjMptment ofllpcr, .wa» F lorida S gntord. $1.65 $1.36 tbablo to divide up their territory 28x!U* $ T.20 on the first strain of the A nt movw* reafl in full and placed on I l f third 1.40 1.95 7.80 ^0x3 . atoblish agencly plants for the mont. The march can ba pJsyed^a reading aqtl final passage. Roll', we* 1.90 2.81} «¿vlO. 80 of Coca Cola a t Orlando, little »lower and. the leading* Instru­ cofieiK Yre, - A bernathy,' T!*olar.. 2.00 2.95 d «„d Geneva, which give« . .82rt.Vi '• 11-90 ments need not play to toud'k« when Adams and Dlffiei)' Nq/'nogV- Car2.05 [hem control over’-th e Coca Cola 3.00 Íf4 x 3 ^ (t 12,40. msrchihg In the street. Jta& v >pn-> M > • * ^ v < * - ^ > * ^ '- ' bu*lntai at (&ttr different factori*»* 2.40 •-13,70 3.35 32x4 ■■ courage mem should , b i; gtvVn> tail's U'. The teports in treasurer, cob The oui t)Ut Of th.- Sanford rectory 3.50 ,2.45 14 ,80 33x4 band by the city. chfiiieH a n i^ ih r lector»chlci>'d<-pdike, asrfllorjr.ln3.60 ¿ 6 0 16.80 J11 ¿«ring thi last y w .was ont- *34x4 J public generally.. This' r^inbVra are ■peglOj arid fire departmoqlcr^efad 2.80 3.90 17.85 36x4 l|* n,il 1ion, hwttiea., v fjiqJt. wwo used alt business mpn and own their,1 noir. ordered filed,. . • *' °VT. htnngl 3.46 i » . r t . 4.85 InstrumGr.is. Not ono penny o/, . -Movid ond -««boded thnt the 3.60 tcfUoe 3l3x4!tj / . 19.85 ' 4.90 private subscription has. evhr t^eqn bills. a4*jjrp*d' by ¿ b e prseldent prp■ Cur» Cola-' 3.70 i ì X ó ‘ 5.10 doubtedly asked by *the band, ity fconcliuion t^cm end approved, by the'finance 4.8Ò:' .,'24.00 ■ *” 6.90 û ? f ? n*1* ?*'»•"•5 ö th ' ‘¿ h re -. stock. Non- 1 have a request th a t *at the. noxt committee bo ,p*lH,' Carried.* All - other sixes in — y Pwple^af^ifqijlMfcjt to-be. the concert on piquing* the conductor Moved ami* riccunderi that toufircil ti» i . t 1 . tJÄi dopg ami vd; i Skld .tire* lÄ pcr cent ad d itio n ^ red f >’ hwml«s»:bku*eice -used,’ tkibgsi.10 por cent above g r e y - AU will pleas« play "DLrib for my pld adjournF. J -M W. LOVELL, * friend Capl, Thrvqr, arf4.kjil'diyjirt* E rt* tp re^gnl«L«g. I j c C V e « V - ; «ugrao.Çefd ’twee. low It with '**The*.gtAr iJp City Clerk. * * and ’lbdependent • . - l1ie long list of im ùstiotis ßc»b standöid Banner" for m»<; * direct from uq' apd put before them . makgs. Buy uq an t¡,. pr*1* frem the wonderful sue- «uve money. 6 per rent dlseottnrdf **M OÍ ti t * 1 havo ' • "OAK AV ‘5e Coca Cola d3o. acquired by payment [n full ■ccompaniir« eAqh Esst 8«« A. Wuít *ng Che p«i cent do-‘ rr order.* C, O. D. c ther basine n • U k P U R E D R U G " 6‘ • r, \ SEM INOLE PHARMACY T ------- ------------------ ------ ----- * , -------------------* ■*----- , - . , v V i « g a H « | « ^ v w . w W HW -»W ft. wa « _______0 _ -------- „ f - * k *tT i - * I ' l l ’ . - ____ __________________1_________________ 1 . _ *•» j * *¿ 4L I _ I ____ J ■ * '1 » * '* . * ____________________________________ General Fire - IF*. Insurance '*>>3 �lî E in r t t» i. 11.0AL ADVERTISING f i t * H ab.U i i U U i ot ! ,v ;p «K V Voile B louses fo r Daily U n . J . C. M . H. W. Aliai»» C ourt of Iba Couhty Jad g » , BotolooU C ouaty, S talo * f n t l « » I» r» w i l * »I jíffr B. W. Stila». y * j¿ « r WH E H of E H of S E ; / ofJ , Ka ll rro mSan oÎ having Æ ia a. l m-ou,Ht..-. -I i o r Dom anda !.. ( • la», i . . . . . i * or *»*• IS S3 00 ondar tb a laat will a a d I i»!*«MBI tala af Jareea C orcoran H lg g in e.f^ Akt j -’*( yd i -I ’ "j -»- . C o arl of iko C o a a tr Ja d g « . H om laolt C ooaty. B u io a f llo rid o Ö •ry E llaaboth M eG nla, Domaoad T o ' all • Crodltom . Lagni*#«,» D letrjbolora ad d .all Parsone hevlag «Claims or Do­ rn cada agalnat said C atata: ou. and sack ol yon. ara haraby n o tl­ an d required to proaoat aay al alma dem anda which you. or alfbor of you. m ay b a ra agalnat th e c a u ta »f M ary ttlo> • bath M rO uin, dacoaaad. la ta of Seminóla C ru s ty , flo rid a , ta th# undersigned ■»*•«• u to r of aald » .talo , w ithin tw o year» from tb a d a ta hereof. _ ..... D atad AprO 10tb. A. D. 1*14. P A. V. M cG U lN . E u c u t e r of tb# a » u t# »I M ary K. bdaonln. Ï A. O, L Ry.. .. .. i l i ai «ri • ' Special Offer to Ow „ dcgfrable, a Rood match for the Toll* In wear-roaintliiK qunlltlea. The glMTcn are three-ouarter Icnsth and all teams hcmitltched. 1U >■ bet­ ter to make the collars attachable, t* thep soil more qutcklp than the body of the w aist In- selecting the voile, choose a gheer variety mado of very hard twist­ ed thread«. It will thicken a little with washing, and It la a good lilea to rinse It out and Iron It before mak­ ing It up. The front panel in this wnlat Is dec­ orated with small sprays of embroid­ ery. It is one of tbe few models that open In the back. For tho business woman and for homo wear these waists provide one „Ifh cool, comfortable garments haymg tho charm of crisp neatness added to thelf Mher attractions, without sny hard, starched surface» to suggest dis­ comfort and becqmo mussed. A very llttlo starch or .none a t all la used when they are laundered. Tho oxponso of tbi> materials Is next to nothIdr. tho bsndworl^ places them in tbs elegant class, and their durability pays f o r IL They aro an evolution Vh waists, 'tho outcomo of lone experi­ ence with tho requirements of A m e r i ­ Cktrloo M arcio • BUI to Quiet T ill# T o Charleo M anrla: •« You ore hereby required to appear- to th a bill In I bo above entitled cauae on M ondsy. Ju ly S tb. 1914. , , t , ■ . . I t la further ordered th a t thla order bo publiebed eneo each «rook for eight conoocu- N otire Of lo ro ,» » re lia n of P. P. D a lle n Inc. Nolle* 1« hereby given th a t wo, Ike undtaigaed. Intend to apply to tho H ooorablo Pork T ram m ell, Govwrnor of tho S lat# of Plorlda. a t Tolloha««»»». flo rid a , on th a I th day of June, A. D. l»14, for LeUora PatonL lacorborallng f . f. D U T T O N , IN C ., undo» th# following propoood ch arter, tho original of which la now on Ble In th a office ol Ike Secretary of tho e la te of Plor­ lda, at Tallahaaooe. flo rid a , c l roqulrod by Uw- can w om an 8E>| of SWU of BV of ffWU of 8WK> NEW of NWM. WH « of NEW o r Vi Wif. SWH of SEW of N V *of; N È H i hy qo thi* th * 3Qth doy You Gd in CollitV, C**",*» *.• ***• «*• big. ladeoendcM |u tZ William II. B oyd ......... T4-Tu*4-»tr “ N on Pim cture’' Auto ami l( of T ires and S W H ‘ of ¿ H of NE¡i ‘¿f ' NWM'. W of NEW of N W U .f llf IW.K, NEH ofBWJi, BH NWW of BWM and H of NWW ®f Sw M .... and NW W nfBKMT.V-ea ol NEti. BW of 8WW NEW, E]á ef NEW ol GUARANTEED 7,000 SERVICE »4 25 tt St BE W of N W W , except W of NWW of A lin Of NW N W of NEW of N W W , t c4 Í E U of N EW >t NW W l) of HW W of NEW N W W , NW W of N W W . E of 8W M of NW W , N « i aw w . w u oi a w i | - S S I;: a ï » , A ‘M 8W W of SE W . P-H of NW SO SO ,N . •igjkdd, lawad,.!» • 70 >0» I Block 1 If. Tloc N .T lar *t * Block • N Fracft. Block d. of i l ,........... » H . ......................... T ier I I . . . . . . . . T4«l B . . . . . . . . . . «o NW c e ro . o « > * **•*»! Ttuf, U n d e n ... B ..S yhert Business Cards S . 1; w s t H N «S deg W S«( ISO «t N i o t i fl E SIS » 0 \9 U E llltl. la P W D«*k A, P i |* IM (O r*M * Cmumif Utc.td») .. f c A. fi Diodi 1 . . « ................ Thou. WÜm k , , Sî »' ì: t. 10. 11, IS. Block S . . . . The». W lleon................. lu t ». ». ». Block 1 .......... i , . . . Tko». WÜeon.................. One Inch Cards Will He Published Csdor This Heading At The Rale Of 97 Per Year. " Hoolk H a n fe rf Bocordod In Pio! Book B. Pago 41 (O rango C oanly Record») 1. Plock A .................................... ». Geo. W. B o n to n .............. r i a . Land A Col. Co. AddIUea U H oalk B anford. Rerordod la PI»! Book C, Pago SS ( O rango C oan(y Record») Donni* Collina LoU 8 and I ' A. D . C k iag all'a Hak-Dlvlaion »f Dlorka G . R A J, Tawa of Qoldobora. R ecardad In _ _ H a i Book C. P ag o SS (O rango Coaaly Kaeotda) Lot* I to S, Block Q— ■ > * » ,...• « ■ • O. MT, C ook, lx»t d t, Block K ...................................... , G. W* D an to n . Loft ST, Block O ......... .. M. C olllna............ C d ery A reno» A ddition t» R onford. Rocwrded In Plol Book D, Pago * (O ronge C ounty Rocordo) , L ot 17, Block A ................ i .............. .. Unknoww ......... THOM AS EMMET WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW Late B u ie Aliorney Seventh Judicial Ckrw d Roaldance*. Sanford and Selva* Ut» Drs. Mason & Householder « * *• D e n tis ts NW W of IS IS ss s» of NWW of N W W ............. t i »1 s* «0 T. M U Ior.................. .. 1 of S E W ............................................ 11 11 * • 10 Wsrniffi C o........................ rtaa of Naok.Dfrlatan ot La oad kawalan g la« I» Altomool# Load llolef A Navigation Co ■ n o aaa • Wo #« _ _ _ An * —— r* _ o a o l • U a a w e J a l . RAblnaon’s Bnrvoy ot B onford. R ecorded la Plat Bowk D, Pag* • (O rango C oanly Record») , Loft io . Beg oft InUrwocftlon of W Un« «f Ry w ith N lino of Sa« S. T p 10. Itge 30 ru n W 10 che. B • che E U 4 che N E ly along R y to G a rn e r & Woodruff Buildis| 33x4 19.50 3.40 34x4 ’ 20.40 3.60 35x4 ' 21.00 3.80 Terms Moderale-v-Slrirtij Calk 36x4 J-’-OO 3.90 36x4 M d 26.00 6.00 *, 36x4 Vx 27.00 6.10 , 37x4]-* 27.50 6.15 P h o n o 319 37x5 32.60 5.40 Ail other sixes. Non-Skids 20 per g e o . a . De c o t t o cent extra. 6 per cent- discount \t payment in full acconpanicft Order and if two are so ordered, shipping ATTORNEY and COUNSEI-LOR.at LAI SANFORD. I. II. Fooo S*h-IH»loft#o •# HWW *4B EW U T* St Rg* IS . A katrncl Of«* Book. Fag» SiS (O roag* C onnly Rororda) lot 1. 2, IS. 14........................... J..R a m b y . J r . . . . . . . . . . . » m e lH W W »1 8 B W ......................... 19 10 U w la A Jo h n a o n ............ For**! City. R ecorded la M t*c. Booh.S. Fog* 41» (O raag* C onnly R ecord.) IH »1 1-ot* 41, 4», 7 0 .......... ................. Jn*. Z o p f.............. .. BWI4 ol K W U . . : ................. I t S t S* 40 K. V. CamUy.......... IWW of SEW Ol B W W - ... ................ *» *« 1? South L and Homo C o.. | K of SF.I» of 8 W > 4 ... .............. I I S t * • so U nknow n.............................. i s ! r d i N óf ¡W W clborn Block. 3»4 Flo«» John MeOrgw and Jimmy Callahan have figured It out" that there will be a «treteh of about ten days next No­ vember In which they won’t be on a train or «teamablp. . ■ • ' Detroit ha* tripled Its force of kcouta And ordered them to look e t nothing except outfleidera. Ty Cobb, has an­ nounced hla retirement At tise ctoet of tha season of 191T. ... ........................................ 7^ .ek ’»«re*4xaa fZ-o.. IA S.Vàà'"’' T lplefl • » * ......... * kCl ( »' M. M. B ialík T hird H u b -D l.t.lo n , R ecorded I» Plot Hook D. F»«» 77 (O rango Coonty B orordoi EXPERT j i Watch and Jewelry Rcpairi# , M ODISTE. ; HUÍ Work A ¡»»«Wir ; to s a A N r o J i D a v e n M; Between 7tb and . ‘ ■ Ï* A« - w* H.- riiffwt ........ * ' ,4‘ ” " -' ' - ötr*ri* ol NW Ú • .. .. u *.» ’V •*1................ ' ¿T w . V. I.c v lu -a »ab-D lflcdan R»»oVd»d In r U l Booh S». 7. t. » »nd I t tli 81 (loo* t* . . * •1 7 )........., • ¡rtttfrw tt; R -.friÿh*- ' "'-(W- *• *■RWDbhWWIÍ ry « * .».......... ...» ? » *. .............. if r U. . . . . . .>(•' t ■ V, A. J . W o g n tr. . . . . . . v. * Fog« «I (O ran f* Ca. B***fd«r J ,¿ . , .w .. F . L e a v i t t . . . ri . * f , D y a m ró rt. T y rp . C e . . . .*r.*i>V«t#l>. Oil»»-- .......... Paie! t | (O f*ng* C»unty R»coidr) W, Tham paon I ' W. y.; L H unter Tr , . ,W .'E. L. H unter T r . '. ì ’. ' B . Sw grtloy Holm 8. I(. Oyltr.,.. V, N W W ' . . f v - . i . . *• « “ ^«-' , V ù * » M - v - M r V ? :V 2.0S Villa MUI* R»c»rd»d In P iai Booh C. ra g * 7 (O rM S* C *«kly R*rord*> •U 1 4 .1 8 . 1» Block O . , . * ) . . . . . ; . , » *: «-Jj. E. lU k a r t* .. rU . . . . . f 7« •« 111 Hlock C . ............. . S . P. A B. C u l l a r . . . . . . . . ’ 1,4« 4 of 8W l f o f NF. U «f S E J L . . . , S* . Il S t ' « 1* Drcw A C a a u la y .. I.0B U nf NRWf *1 NÉVI , ) : . .7 7 ......... S i 31 11 I# K. S. R o h o rri.................... 1J» W W and B J( of . .\ . t » Et M Ws 8 - CUÌ*A.. . . . . . . . . . 18.47 R trkardoon'o Addillo* la «Woodbrldga. U ocotdrd lo F iat B»»k G. Fogo 4» |\ -, -• }■ '• (O raago C w t t f U a f i i ) 114 ......... ■ Poto» M llUf llo lr* ......... .7 » K i V * * : A ! : : . ( » » . : ..................................... sA. Andrraot» •po T a c h a r ., , a t h i t rii:* . ft. P ro n tlaf,. «-¡.¡•i r • # : i ¡ M. C .^ o ir e ld * • , #^ • j:J» Nixon Im a« » ......... .. 1.0.1 All of (he landa dncribed ia tbe foregolni lylng and being in thè County o* ¡iTllhdlH and Bt«k* Ol Florida. ...» • , , „ , Wh«ré thè word "Townthip • oiLahbrevfition th«T*for, ocrury il «nall be ddlom can ToWMhlp «mitH.ofcTallahaaBee; and whrro.the word '‘R anie;"or ibrrviation tHfrefor. occury., it «hall to.heljl Ct/f.-u iii} Rango Eaat oi Toilohaasee-. as .oraig♦)■»»»<) M. William»^ »: à’ &2íí¿ 0*ra»r*« Xud-gi |ntor»»t MaCollurnTTT. in w M ol $9 iknown k han. F«tW H*hh«< - (O raag a Coo««/ G*ô. IL H a rrta o « ... N. R o m pi h o i . ......... F.llvwnrlh T ru » t C o ,, Jniàw «H £ T ru a t C o ., KUxwwth T r u it C o ., j . N . A J . B.’Lewkard T t * . F a rd e « ,« » . . . T . E. P um a*: . . . O . W. Slm m oqa. , , , a In 3q In BW »*r o l NWW •• new « w • , J . If. B r r r a • ► )•«,. . • _ J , If. R r y e o .. ,. , J. II. R iy tg . P ro t. EpU. C h u rch , IL D. Van do C a r r . . . #»ch, or# N*.hh»m Fork Pro ........ 5. • iMr D, RBW R obert* nS « , ./S . g Wm. A b b o tt..11 . . . . W n . A b b a t i . , ... . , U n k n o w n .. . . — B ack T a* IS IS ....................... > * * Maj^r E . O di r . II. Baad*a A ddition là ta u g w e e d . Bocordod la r i a l hook D. (O rango County Racordo) ' ' **. ..................................................... p- P- ! » “ • « to i S , . . , . . * P . B . T ru a tt W lld w rf., Hrr«rde<l la P U t Dealt A« P age 41 <O r*if* C f il lj f |,6i4 9 a a d •« Block A. ♦«*•«. *¿ « * U ñkaow «. . » • * . ; . . »•» p . R. Mite keil*« Lêwf G r u í . S e c e e d td U Pial Reek R ..P m * M U tsa«* (Caonnly u a ir Record«! llrfe id a i •(OW raag * c -iU w . A. W. A»l»y U n k n o w n .. < U n k n o w n .. . . (n k n o w n .. . U n k n o w n .. . . U nknow n. . . U nknow n . . E. R. Cortar Phone No. 182 ■ . L««U*‘J . |)prlo»r n»*«»U. R**«fdqd M A G A Z IN E i M J n L J Icc Cretin • S«ft‘WtUr ilta W U ) A rtid i» *f ! NWW “ S f t C g w W w i , . - f t . . . . . . . . i , . . . . ,.J w . ( ! . . , . > « *\t \ H M S E W o f S W w j . . . . V .'.. S4 U 80 10 . C . I f / U n U . y , ........... .. S»*f.rd H clgkt*/u»corded 4« FU I BoòlTD. Fogo 8» (O roag* C onnly Bcroyda) 4ft »od I t ' * IL J. H o t l y . . . ........... «; •I «tok . Erte Andoroan'a Addition U (Triodo, R ecorded In FU I Book B. Fog* 44 (O rango Connly Rororda) id T ,■'.........*.......... ........ w Mr*. E. P. Atloy . . . . I W M . : . . . . v ............. ' >• *« *t <»« ‘ D- W. C u rri..................... id 1. ...* . . . . 17 S t 81 140 O. F. P a r r o t t . . : . . . . ............... » w ,17 31 SI 44 U nk n o w n.................. u . 4 E U and BSk otN W W . . 21 SI . 1 0 U nk n o w n ............................. J 4 and NW >; of SEW .. 1» 21 SI ISO U nk n o w n ............. V l l j . , . . , , . . .................... I» 21 81 40 U nknow n.................. ' . . . NEW *<»1 W H «( N E W V , o f . , .................... 80 I t 8» 440 U n k n o w n .,-................. V fB W ........... ......................... *0 I I Al 40 Mr*. D. R. P o a ra o ... N E W . . . ........................: . . . t t »I S t Ad U n k n o w n ........................... ........................... 81SI 81 140 U nk n o w n ...................... .................. cor of U. 13. I M l H . 9 l . o f L e t 14) ' M R S. ALBERT GRAMLWC 8 IS a of SEW a t ........... 11 SI SI IB N. J. V andergrafft.......... A- File« Bnrvoy of Lake C harm . Bocordod In F U I Book IL Pago f l (O raaga C oaaly Record*) l,o t 14 Block A ............................. C ara M. D odge. L ot I Block I I ........... ................. . b . It. G i l è * A loiaaJrl* o» O rlad » , R erordod In Fla! Book A. P»«a I l f .............. r . - . « . I^>t 1 it lock A. ......... 1 ■ IL W. T a n n e r ........... i , C k a rth Block In O rledo (O raag* C*«n(y Hccerd») T « .e of 1U*U, It* te f4 » 4 I» n e t Il#ek tl, P m « (O fW ife C eeM f WT H. U . JlM keU ................ New T am ia, na Bh»wn by I . O. Frt«» Piaf H*»»rd«d In F lat B»»h C. Fa«« IS . . (O raago C oaaly R etord») . . ; - 123 W. First SI. Saaiord. HorUs ■\ ■ - -Unknown h, . a« ! • » « • « a . l t i p u « ................. M. M. Sm ith H ob-1)1»l»l#» of S era. R aro rd ad la F lat Dooh-D, Fag* JS »' (O raaga C onaty U arorda) g '• f cor*bf N W 4.»« ch», to Boc Un» N 10.74 c h . ' " . ,to hog-.• i , . , . . . * • i It SO SO SS Mr*. E. J^ F o u rn » y p i; u of N EW ■i ............................. .. *l 20 »0 40 ElUworlh T /ax t L o . . . . E W * o f.8 E W of NWW *1 « R t f • • *» *° 30 C. B. V » n l( r « in A C o. E ureka llo m m erk . R ecorded la P ia l Book D. Fagq'SS (Oraogo Codaly Record») N H of Loft I I . . . . . . ,•*> U nknow n, ^ . . A . . . . . . 8 4 ol Id«| I I , M , » «• • • • • » » » o • « » • *o . ■’ •*> , y ttll" 0T® Va* IAit» SS to s o . ' . ......... ..tfi JR, B u llard ............. Lot* S I. SS. SS, » 4 . . . . g...................................... . - U nknow n ------ 1 . . . .......... Jeweler ’ Chaa. Moor* V aeak. R orordod^In'PI»! B o k k D .'F M * g* Connly R ecord«) *• All Rlork 7 . _ ^ . J . M. O gjftahp.. . ’ n.rtri. Load A ColonicaUoo Co. Colory F lo atatio n , R ttogdod In Flat Book C, Fog* II» (O rango C ounty Bpcocdo) U t 14 ... N . B. IIo th lu » ................. tt f o r a u v o p m q p th a . Scott, Dens and Weaver of the Box can boost of one thing th a t' do other player« have yM down They elgtted tholr 1911 contract* near Mount 81nal. NW W «f 8 B W - . ................... IT SO t t 40 U n k n o w n ....................... i ** M eres l l a mmo r k . R ecorded In Pia! Book D, P age t t (O ran g e C oanly Record») N H of Lot S t ............................ .. K. C. T ay lo r . . . . . . . . l l W k r i NWM. ., . . . . . . . , SO 10 S t 40 U n k n o w n............... Bog N E cor of L o t t Sec S4 T p SO Ago St ra n 8 * H che W S rha „ N » H e h . E -I cha . . . 14 SO SI 7 J. II. B ryce........................ Deg 20.47 che N and • che W of . SB cor of Lot t Boo S4 T p SO • Ileo SI ran N ».01 cha N to Lake J c u u p N E ly to pt N of . beg 8 ' t o beg (loca E SS4 2-3 ft )S4 10 SI It.» » R. W. I . a w t o n ....................... V. A. O ther »’a Addition lo M orii l l am n o c k , Bocordod la P la t B o o k 'D , P age IIS . (O raogo County Record*) V. A. O tb o rn C o. A. H. Ilrodereon U nknow n. . . . . . . V. A. O tborn Co. Goo. G ain * * .. . . . . . , 18 .18 10 S Till* Bond A O uar C o. F la t Book B, Png# ISS (O rango C oiraly Roeocda) of .; • , Monro* L ake Trod C o. GEO. G. HERRING m a n y w in te r -p e a n a a ta . , !!■•>"«»*»• It aaol wood TO y d W ,ÍÓo, y d « ^ 70 yì* *. . . IS SO 10^ 14 J. II^ M o g ru d e r .................i D rew ’» B ab -D irU lo a, R ecordad I« F la t Rook D. Fag* SS (O rango Connly Record») )t 7 ................................................ .. E. It. D u n can ............... . E U of l * SO SO 40 Unknown................... U nknow n........... J . Br Slmmona M. K. FU t cher U nknow n......... O ftca: Room* IS aod 1» One of the things the F e d e r a l JP a g u a has done la to keep m a n a g e r « la or­ ganised b a M b a l l . . from winning bo • G rant Bra** P R A C T IC E UN ALL COU8TS Perhaps one of the greatest boons of the aouth'eni training trip Is that It Office in Court Houa«, SANFORDi FLA* sends the club owners lato reUregnent *%•••••• ............ (O rango c« « * ly Record») FLORIDA A llorncy at Law County Judge I*«1' J, ^«»«N. j-®t .1L | B .. . . . . . . . » • - .2---- K. T . Coope r . . . . . . . . . . L ot S Jllock S. .,.»•••. . II. If. Stavo n o o n / P e la llim n o c k , R erordod la Plot Book D. Paga T» (O rango C oanly Record») *» ■ ■ d .fd . ........... .. L»o W o odard. H orry R oblaron ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Tota McCarthy, with the old 3L Louie Drowns, has signed with. Mana­ ger Stallings and will Act **_ tcoui for the Braves. - •••- t It 8 S4 d»g E 144« f t ........*.....■ . *T 20 S t- . V I . < vITmlly L. P ln o r................ C orarrea, R ecorded In Ptol Book D. Pago.TS fÒVoog# C onnly R etard») O rango Connly Rocard») M. G. ROWE "Mathewíon aad \VnKnor wlU never go to a minor Icagne/’ reade an exchaogB. WelL vrbo n i d they would 7 unknow n, ............... 10* a n d 1 0 « . . . . . . ; . . . . , J . II. S p rin g « .!.......... " P ackard La a d Co. la i A ddilla» >o to la C am om eron am a a ti er ,. R o craord r___________ .d In .P la t Baak D, (O ran g e Connly Record») W H of L o u S. an d 4. Block 1. U n k n o w n .................. J® I I • * B J O rom troot o l cl t « SI 10 A. C . M illar, J r . . . . A. It. BsaaeU Plot o f PL Rood. R ecorded In Plat Book D , Pago 41 .(O ran g e C onnly Record») L ot I. Block I t ......... •••••••• * '• U n k n o w n .,.............. N H o f 'N E W of NW ul N H of RWW • ( NEW of N ' (Irne R y) T » l i t i . A. W. P a lm e r......... .. . . . . . 1 10 fil 10 P. B. C k u r c k ..^ ... . Beg 40 cha W and 16 rb* 8 of R E co» 8oa 4, T p SO. Kgo 3u ru a W 10 cha B ■ ehi E 10 ck* N S eli« »», . . . , » • i j ■». . t j . . , *, , Bag 10 cha W and 10 eba 8 ot N E cor Boc 4, T p >0. Rga 10 ru n W 10 cha S 5 cha E io :h* N 5 eh* B 10 a of L o t t » *e o « . .4 . a* • • a o e * é 4 N E U of S E W ............. ............................ (O raaga C oaaly Record*) , * U n k n o w n ...;.......... .. • b*g ... . . . . . . .«.«.. ... •-.*•*;•-* Practica in S tale «ml Federal Coarti on 15 per cent of am ount of order. -Our output is limitod, so wa «ngg««l Uarnar-Woodruff ÜUU csrljr ordering. We sell direct only' giving purchaser the advantage of D R . C. G. B U T T all middlemen'« proflta. STRONGtHKAD RURIIKR CO. DENTIST Dayton, Ohio Office: Yowell Bulldin< ........................ , 7 ' I,’ V • • V , '................. (O ran g e Connly Rrcerdej Lot S. B lack 10, Tier S. .. ............ . . Joe C a m e ro n .................. « l e u S an d T, H o o k 11, T ier » . _____ " W, H. B e rc le y ................ I. Lot î , Dloek IP r.T Itr 10...................... * » U n k # # » * . .♦ .» .•* .» •» .» •< * Cknpm en A T eck er'e A ddition U S a n fo rd , R ecorded la Plot Book C, P ega I» (O ran g o C onnly Rocorde) * . Lot 4. B lack 1 » . . . . . * . ...................... .. " W. M. Blm peon. t ......... It. W. M. a » « k B ak-D Irloloa of Block I I , H e r I», Recorded In Plot Book P. Pago IS , (O ran g o C oaaly Record») " " , -Y ' • *U n k n o w n . . . . , . . , . « . . . L o u 1 to i r ? .................... I». Near»» A ddition to B onford. B ocordod lo Plat Book C, Pago SI * (O raogo C onnly Record») Slack Slack A» II» B lflIlltrV I AQQlUiR IO D IIIR i R» R w T tiifl I I I 1*1 MfRR R» »B |» * (O n n g « C n in t r I m r 4 i ) I 1 *" O» We C i t i « ••11111«! • ............*............ .. . • *S« . . « . • j S ” •* » ••••• ‘ J, R ecorded In FUI (O raogo Coaoty * In th a offica uf .al Florido, »t qulrod by law : U nknow n................ J. C. Harrt» U nknow n. . . ,s .« . A m anda Jan as . . . o. MILES These tires bear the greatest known mileago guarantee, yet are sold at a price even less than tltcs of ordinary guarantee. This guarantee covers punctures. blow-oufs and general w n r. Guarantee' covers 7,600 mile* service against every­ thing escept abuse. These tires are intended for most severs service. Orders have been received for these tires for uso in the United States Government Service. As it SPECIA L IN TR O D U C ­ TORY, offer, we will allow tho fol­ lowing prices for tfe* next ten days TIRES—TUBES Tire Tube . 28x3 . I 9.20 $3.00* 30x8 10.25 2.30 30x3H 13.50 2.80 . 32x3Vi ' M 05 *3.00 a l NW W of N W K . , . ; i I l a I l r - L h l. Loa“ . , . . . : ; ; ; ; Saaford C e lerr D otta. Bocordod In P fat Book D, r a g o t • • a a d I t (O ra a g a C oooty Record») .................................... . > J I 'U * * * .......... U ik n o v n ........................... 9* 2 * e n « . . . , , . . . . , I l i a d i * . . . . ......... .. e. « Unknown ............................................ -• • U a k a o w a .................. .. ... ......................... U nknow n................ Ï ..................*................... i ¡o. A. H arria .............:, W. J. T h ig p e n .. . O. A. Ar m atron«. M ary A. WUllama it. L. D a r l a . , , . , . P. H. R a n d .......... P. IL H a n d . , , . . . T. J , hi tile r........... J . M ucosa............ C. U. M i c e l i ..... •< r r ‘°rJr*ol"sWw‘*of'Nl 'A. N IJ» cha N •• de« UW#c{L¿° * 0**»X H allt» of 1orar por oil* u of D atim i < J Metiri« f* hereby given th a t *». tl S T;V. B fJk'iL t w PREMIER ; • •' alp irm Nov. I», 1917. —• ,4 '~.«v, ' H. M. Haekall J . W. M alone. M. Roana U. P aitar » R.. : ----7!?:. i ‘nTf • D» * *® W ‘ 40 40 J.- O. T o m lln ao n .......... C. B. P a t t a r . r V r . 't . . . D utton A H a g a n ......... T77TT >»bl ro rn aratln n , abd to bévo, -‘jurrleo and 0 6 IMS. fnr HWW of NW W Kertion S and m jo y all otb»r right*, power» and privi» HP.W of N EW and N EW of D EI*. BocIvgr*. in ri.lro t to ro rp o ratto iu . organleod tlon 3 T ow nahlp SO- South, flange 3» ■ml n i t ii n g under lb* law» of tbo ala ta r.a»t. Tallahaaae* M eridie« ba» fil ed naticw of In to n lio n .to mak» FI-'*-y»ar l’roof, to of Florid a. »«tablUh claim lo tho ' land abavo daoc Artici* III. rribwd, betoro Ih e C ounty. Judge. a t B»nTRa am ount of cap ital a to n k 'a f thla c o r­ ford, n o rid o , on tb a 14tb day of /u l y ,:t f i U poration »hall be T en T h o u sa n d UlOJWO.OU) C U lm ant tramo* a» witnoa**«: Dollar», to be divided in to . Dn« H an d rad - H»nry Ilahor, of Paola. Flodiia.-'(100) ahar»* of Ono Ilundn-d (JIOtLOO) • W aliar» S m ith , of Pool», Fla. ilollara each. AIL or any portino ad « trita i, M . Thomo». oi Po»!». Fio.' . •lock of th!» corporation, m a y bw paW fp. Joko f>urbam . nf Paola. Fi». „ ■ r leoucd or u«»d for |h * purché** of p ro p erty , H E N R Y S..C H U B B . •lth»r real or perannal, or tor tho pay m en t K -T u * » S tc J R»«l»ft»r.' of Ü ber nr »ervlcwa. a t 0 ju»t and fuir vufuation. lo b* determ inad by th » H oard o f Directora. N O T IC E O F MAHTXR-S HALB l Ar tiri» IV. N atica la horaby given, th a t u n d e r i TkU corpora«!** »kali conU aua. an d bwv« b y v irtu e pt • fin e r dpcrao of forado» full ttower to exerclao ita corporate right« - toado -a n a ontorod by In# J u d r a n r " OO.I IroOehieee Inf w period of k ie d y 0 *0» C ircu it C ourc wf tko, B fjp n tk J o d lc lq l.l yeary, from ood after Ih» com mene* (pent • d it ol Uto S ta lo of Flörlda; Tn aniT ot Ita c o rp o ra te . e iiito n re . . • • • A rtid e V. T he buefneoe oA thla corpOratioói aboil be condurteli by the followink «IBCerat A praaideot. and a eerretary and treaaurar. who may b* one aad ft»» aanaa peraon. ond n b o ard of director» of not tea* thaw threw nor mora th a n aovwn dlrootura, who m uat b o ' itockholdoru. • U n ta th « Br»t meeting -nt »tockholdera. horoiaaftoe, provided for. th * officer* o f thla rorpurallon abat' bo: F. F . D u tto n . n » a ld e n n (Marge A. DoCottea, b c c i.ia r y *»rf Ttoooutot. T he Jla a rd of Tru»(»e» »hall bat F. F. D u ttan , Oeorg» A. p aC o llo a and R . B. D u tto n . • i1 Tha Brat or «rgonU aüon meotlng a f tk* otoekholder* of thla Corporation »hall ha capital »tuck »ubocrl *» J U L IA B O T T O M L E Y . » odalo ouraolvaa, and d o hereby heroin* follow*, to-w lt: F, F. D utton, Sanfard, Florida, S ahare*. »«•octatril for th# purpoao of forming into George A. PeC otto*. Sanford, Florid», I a body politic an a corporal*, under and b y virtue of th» law» or th e »tate of F lor­ • h er*. _ , \ K. S. D u tto n . Hanford, Florida. 1 ahare. ida. a n d .d p hereby ad o p t tha following a r­ , In Wltnoao’ Whereof, th a aubecrlbini* in­ ticles of Ineorporationi t corporator» hav* hereunto aaft th o ir name«. . P. P. Dutton The h o m e of thlg corporation »hall bo (ioo. A. DoCotte* D U TTO N C R A T E C O M PA N Y , and lU K. S. D u tto n irlnripal p la c q of bu»lneao ehall |>* a t S an ­ ord, Seminole ro u n lp , F lorida, h u t It may H u t» of Florida have add eeU blieh »uch o th er '■place* of huelnoea a* th e Hoard of Director*, m py from lim e to tim e, determ ine. Artf»!» II. Tbe general n atu re .of bu»lo»»a to b* tran aarted and rondueU d by »aid corpora­ tion. »hall be a f follow*, to-w lt: To engage In and genrrally .carry on, at w boleailr »nd retail, the .huxlneee *f • dealer In all kind» of crate« and cra te materia)», orange bote», paper, fru it wrapper», fertlflrer» and tertiltaer m aterial* and compound», diaiofecta n u , ocedx, plant* ahd a n y an d all -kind» of farm ing m achinery. Im plem ent* and loot»; lo buy and »ell and gvneralljr deal In tiling. Irrigation plant*, fencing m alarial, llghttilng ■fode, wind millt, g v »»nglnr«, electric motor* and any ot her guoda, war»* In d m errhaodlte of » re ry kind and dracrlptlon; to borrow and advene» m oney, acquire and dlapo»« of r»«l and poyuonal p ropertyi to leeu» bond» and to »»cure came by deed» ■>rp»fim »oi oi loc in terio r. U. 8. L and Offlc* a t (¡«tn. «vili». Ft*.. of tru at dr mortgage«; to »ell and pledge M *yS9. t « l 4 • nch bond* for p w p er corporate u»e», a* and when th» Hqard of f l ir t e te r ) may i t t - r Nolle* U beroby given th a t F u rm a n Jen min«, and to olherwl»«. gv nr rally exerclxe kin» of S anford, Florid*, who on D orem i t ’nunty, Btato of of Juno, A. D. t s u , fa r tho adopting by-law* aqd rompi»! geniaatian of th * rarporiftlon. ihn -Mìtoom *f,«M ating eu c h oi corporation M ar» b errin ch o » , y and th o reallo r th » annual m» •torkholdvra of thla »»rporutl held on th» t* t T u an d ty In J' • n d .»v»ry y»*r ARTICL'E t i . Th» hlghaot om onot ‘ of IndabloAraan' ibttlty I« which thla ceyporotiowi *1 b j»et Itewlf «hall Tra Ih» »m ount o t •**■ ock of thlo corporation. a rti rio H I . • . Th» nata*« an» jjg jd o n c M ^ ^ it !• ' ■ odow rt^^rtp II. M. H am pton. Sol. for C om pii. 81-Tuoo-ita *• - o r N W M of SE M . N M N. H. d a m a r . . ': . J . X. P art»««........... A. C. L H y - . . , , i P. II. it a a d ......... .. vj « A. & C onnaU y. . . U nknow n................ llaaity T ru at C o.. Sanford Mfg. C al. rt- W H , Hlooii I I . T ter I S --------Block I I . T lar 1«............... . . , . (leaa Lot» I aad T) Block If, lor 1 . M a’ Special Mcalor in Chancery. I« Ik e C U m ll Co a rt of Ike H ereolh Jad lc U l a r e a l i of Ike 8U I« of fiori do. foe HemInolS C ounty * ' J. If. Q uaal “ híroby ccrtlfy, lh * t befar» n x n Not» ry l’ubtlr. pofM Oohy.»ppeored. F . T. D ut­ to n , 0*or«F ÍM W aC «lt** ond K. 8. D w tton. t» ara woírVnown to b» Ib o.pvraant nomod f* **d wha cubecribed th»IB naarao to tko feragolng ortlrlln af Incorporatlon. %nd **v«raify .* r k * « w M M ' M * v , n f th o t thoy (■ rftiu d th* **to» for th» parpo*** th«r»in land • a d I t W of Ì |) i £ . . . . . . . . . . and E l i of » ) i ......... ........... AB M aid'd Uo3» I r l n r and Imin« ■»‘ ■»to Io tk« rountiaa ol O rango and Raminolo. »Tat# of P lo rila , or *o P«urh tboraqf *» may b« n t c t i u r y io u ( U i / w id S i l i o w i n and coala. V M . M A JtT IN ( i rs aalnfa òf • hare» of One L. Van Deman. T t. A. C. L Ky . • • . • 8. S. T e l f o r d ,'.,.. h im t). William». A. C. L. R y ... » . , U nknow n. SO is S3 so N E H òf W k H . W H of NW W m d 8W U , a . . »• #•«»•• 21 S3 10 KM ° t E H . N W H of N E H , » « V n . F. r . D u tto n . Geo. A. DoCottea K. S. D u tto n . Arllrlea of laro rp o ratlo n of P. P. D o lu n . In r. W r, tho underalgned, have agreed to aa* •ocíale oureolvee and do horaby W ro m i a»•oclated for the purpoeo of form ing Into n body politic and corporate, under -end by virtue of the law» of the B u l l o t Plorlda, and do horeby adopt tho following article* of Incorporation: Article I. The name of th li corporation »ball be r. y . D U TTO N , IN C ., and i u principal placo of boilnew ehoil be ol S anford. BernInnlo C uunty, Florido, b u t It m ay have and etU b llin »uch other placea of liudneei »i the* tloerd of Director*. rn»y from time to tim e determine Article II. Th» general n ature of buxine*» to bo tronaacted and ronducted 'b y »aid corpora­ tion. »hall be o» follow», to-w lt: To ra rry on o bu*lne«» of n cnm m lulon m erchant, broker, lector and agent, to purch»**. buy, »ell and diipoee of »nd otherwt»e deal In oil k»pd» ol frulle and veget­ arle« and other produce on o commiaelon baaie or othorwlee. to make advance» and loan» on growing crop»; to borrow money, erqulre and diapoae of real and perennal property to l,aue honda and »»cure come (>v deen* of tra c t or mortgage»; to »ell and pledge euch bond» for proper corporate ueee »• end when the Hoard of Dlractore may de­ term ine, end to otberwlae generally e te r rtea curb power* and privilege* »• may Iw Incident to th e purpoaea and bu«lne.-e# of •aid rorixrratldn, and to have, eaerrie» and enjoy ell other right«, power* and p rivi­ lege». Incident to rornerationa, oraantaed and m a tin g under tha law* of th e S ta te of Florida. Artlclee Ilf. The Amount of capital »lock of thla e«rporalion «hall .b e fiftee n T housand (116,- f *• . U abaow a . . . . . ^ t » « »« • »• »• • • • a»* ' Riobcn Whitf,»«•«•• • • • • * • « • « • • •••»* O rtM W Q U in i.• »• • • • » . i . o » \« .« • ;< • D t t t . U w a r tf a ........... Í I M •• 1 a «•< t • a« * Mm BMVlIla •••»«««»» • •«»faataaaaaa J. II. W klt# . . • « • • • • • • « o4 a • o a • • • • a 4 o To IIlUjT . • • • • a a a a . . • o b -D l.la la a of Bock lla m u ia rk . R ecorded la P lat 11.a k I). Pag . (O raag a C o aaly Recaed») , «V |. . . . . . i ^ i | r f y , ; . fa n a l* V. U e , . . . . t v R ecorded la P la t Book U. Pag» Í17 (O raag a C oaaty'-B acarda) • • • • # • .', ••» •,! « , U B IM V Im • • • ▼* • • • ♦ • • • • • • *t • If a k n o w « . g \W « L f J 3 i > . . *1 1» -*1 » J . K. R a n k in ............... M ary B. Stila». . . T. J. M illa r.. , , . . C. S. D b r l a o n .... •g a in a i ••»«* EaUia« •• T o«. M " «**k of r « “ . »m h»r*by n o tifiad an d required lo praaaal n a y claim« • a d d am anda w hich. yvu. a r # R W ol yon. n a g hav* ag o in it tb a aa ta ta of J i i c h C oj coron Illgglaa doeooaod, la ta of Sanford, S a n in o la C ouuty. flo rid a , to tb a «ador•leñ a d ataa u lo ra, of »aid oatata, w ithin |a • • • l*f 111 MCffUl (O raag* C onnly I n w ^ i J H. r . tw o v ü l la lntcr»*çtl«n ... • _’ » i- �PAGE EIGHT Laura Jean Libbeu's B U D G ET O F O P IN IO N “ JU ST BETW EEN YOU J; AND M E .” A CII1EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE'LL PBENT ’EM "—SO SAYS SAUNfERKU. J; (CwnWa 1914. hr il» M*ClwiNew*sswV THE MEW WC^MEN LIKE. 'Btglrt a cop of «teaming coffee »wait* them. It malt*« the good lady’» heart glow In her bosom to listen to tho thank* they pour forth, and tho bless­ ing» they heap upon her for .giving them tho most glorious time that they over had In. their lonely young lives. What a world of happiness well-todo womcp upon who»« bands llm* hangs heavily could scatter through the path* of young glrle who are bread-winners and hare few of iiiVe pleasures! In winter time young girls who hare no one Interested In them to escort them about usually hare dreary oTenlnge. ‘Why don't the fortunate young ma­ trons get together and plan a series of amusements for working girls, al­ ways extending Invitations as well to nlca young men to meet them«—young men who are thrifty and would make good husbands; tfaoee who admit they wouldn’t object to marrying- If they could find the right kind of a glrlT It takes a popular matron to start such z bill telling. S ic must get her women friends Interested and they, In turn, will do their share. What a boon to employed lads and lassies! Winter evenings would have no ter­ rors for thorn. There would always bo somo Joyous prospect to look forward, to. dlrls have but one- youth Umo. If you know any girl whoso life Is lonely, tty to maka It happy for her. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 'M i t t , onions, radish, brota 1 » little «Ifry . All STRICTLY Address E. .T. Woodruff, CHOICE gon Hotel, Jee^nville, F Clr* Art. W anted—Six famM«* k this summer. Write for « Box 223, Daytons Beach ’ M « 'ln g of 8t*ckhold,n % All Local Advertisement« Under The annual meeting of ih» This Heading THREE CENTS a holders of the Southern r Une For Each Insertion. Minimum Company, a'corporation of lh of Florida, and having an e Charge 26 Cents. ' "Why dll ah« lava hlmT Curious root, he still! Live While Yon Can should throw any obsthdge in the I« human lova l ho growth of human New York City, N. Y., »m , w tu r A little life, a little love, path of the women who are doing * on June 6th, f t u , 4t 2 „ F O R SALE A little time to stay, the public’s work and doing it well,. Tho young maid In her loans la Room 31,4!), 4th avenue, New YcrV easily suited. Almoat pny young folFor Sale—ia,600.ll0 buy» celery City, to elect officer* and to g '.Tho »country fcdltor Is in 'th e y low 1who* wears a farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed A years) u p o n ' hptfndm enu to the Art)0 j ¡ » M M ] ( natty suit, tan front rank of the dtixens of his corn­ |600 cash, balance 1, 2, if,. 4, years of Incorporation and on an IncnJ* : ’shoes, and a rod munity, ile is a loader in affairs at 3 per cent. F. B. Woodcock, of tho capitalisation. By ord«»l 1 n e c k 11 o looks of his town and contingent territory. Owner, 7 Oxford PlaceX Kirkwood, the president. . ' good In hap eyes. By the nature of his employment he G eorgian ‘ , t » ' 79-8tc P. A. SWARTZ, i H It does not rootis a boôster. He knows all the 76-4t-Tue* Secn-Ury. ' * ter whether ho I* 3 c: w hat’s Life worth, if not with peopio whom he serves. Their af­ For Saie— Good all round home. ■ S j a bashful youth, fairs are as his own. When death mirth M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hammock. ■ or •has a gift of c u ts a pall over a darkened home To crowd each blessed hour? I gab. ahe thinks ID O L S ARE SOON FORGOTTQ 79-tf It la his duty to record words of No merit lies In frightened^ eyes him manly perfocFor Sale— 1910 Cadillac touring sorrow and -sympathy. When a ■ tlon. When ahe And faces sad and sour.'* Jack Chesbrtj, Once Fsmou* 3pit car for 1400.00, just overhauled in m has merged from Tho smile’s the thing, the laugh ArtJst With Ns* York Yanks good running shape. Sanford Ma­ her leone, and Is tion of the stark;-, he rejoices and Is Now a Farmer. whose ring ' ;1" chine A Garage. =• 82-tfc swinging along notes the fact in sentiments befit­ Wakes joy in every heart airily in heV earAnd knows that life la only sad ‘ tin g the occasion. He announces Idol» of the diamond aro often quick, . For Sale— Nice R. I. Ret ly twenties, the Wheri good friends have to part. the success of a spelling bee in Ru­ ly forgotten after they drop qot of its ens, liens and vrying sixes, youth ' of other “Lova la such a mystery, t t i district No. 3 with the same en­ national game, and for tha benefit of days who has 1 cannot .find It out; be sold in two days. A. M thusiasm aa he does a dress suit f a a B H H P M B kept paco with F or when I think I’m best beloved the present-day generation a brttf So love your life, so live your life, Greenwood station. * ft I then am most fo doubt.'* nffxir at the residence of Banker sketch of Jack Chetbro’s career *oe!4 When reveille shall come, her no longer ap­ You smiling go as one who'd know Jones. He proclaims the fact th at peals to her, for her conception of the For Sale—Horse, wagon and bug­ not be am laa at Ibis time. Jack Chcsbro, who aided xmUy b< n new barber chair hns b o * ^ in ­ "one man" has changed. What moves pbovo tho sun; gy with harness. All will be sold making tho aplt ball famoui whila with For nestb the.sun, the race you've stalled at the barbar shop ln t *thf. ryS he likes the man who has begun a for 1125 cash to first roan who Bpthe New York American league u«a, same column wjdeh “announces ploiT» -career} a young man who talks of nlle*. . 82-6tc 1» fanning today on a big honectesg for •* thtee story" bìtslneài,-clock f<ùi most anything else besides football ;* Since first your life began; In New England. add college d ay s;. who is Just a t that Lived, laughed and loved your fill, M a in 'stre e t^ ÌU k ets forth the proage when be la a trlflo indifferent aa Jack ts done for so far o« tht m« For Sal(fr!ri^fl»cticaHy bran new grama oirtthp.-various churches viJth until, to whether be makoa an impreaalon his big league arm la concernei 1914 Ovcrht^d, - f ir in g car, • fully You met D tath like a,m an . \ 1 " ™ or not. The woman who has reached- -^ak carelessly in (he nekt who the equipped,- «flf i t a r t e r , electric light# lie Is not beset with any flnuwi^ xations are given an equal degree of thirty appreciates the bachelor; dot Ku-i wi* be met h tr with yesterday, In use short tim e-by owner. $850 worries, because he saved a great desi 5 “ I appeal to you, Mr. President" mention. Thebe* things and many tho flippant kind, nor yet tho man Bhe 1»‘shrewd enough pot to put ere- cash takes car, B. A O. M otor Co. says Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Mass­ others, asys the C^d&r Rapids (la.) about town, who Is- a conspicuous flg- denco In "tho Ideal" remark nor la make tip hia news col­ ure at all prominent affairs, and who »be quite sure of him. As for that achusetts in a communication’which tiaxette, ■he has forwarded to President Wil­ umns, which he corflpiles in his Is much sought after by mammas with matter, no woman la quite sure of a man until she steps to the altar with His' ef­ marriageable daughters. son, "to spare the bachelors of this weekly routine of labor. When ahe nears forty, It la the wld- him. Many a girl thinks because she When you want a typew riter aee commonwealth if you issue a coil forts are occasionally reproduced by ower who appeals to her. especially ts engaged that she Is privileged tq for volunteers. Let other states send dailies in targe cities and treated If he has a little family which uoeds a >ay j UBt what she pleases to him. She Connelly, also ribbons and carbon. 7(Mi their bachelors to the front, but with derision by alleged humorists. woman's Influence And care—If ho has pouts over this and soolds over that, spare, oh, spare Massachusetts bach­ To be thus made 'n subject of zcstW not passed tbe-flye and forty mill;* quit0 willing that he should coax her For Sale—Biack «addle and driving To be thus msde a subject of jest stono on life's pathway. He Is neither ioto good humor. There la a limit, elors." mare. Inquire of J. D, Roberta at Mrs. Smith dislikes bachelors ex­ he d o « not reaent. For he knows too young nor yet too old, not over however, to the patience of the beat grocery. 42-tfc flf men. When he has reached that ceedingly and has tried to have a what the people want and he is serv­ rich, yet well-to-do. Tango or hesitation wait* may have ,u g e . be might balk over tho.roeroat I have a few bushels velvet beans special tax imposed on them. In ing them. In hia editoriala the country edi­ flo charm for him. yet he enjoy» con- trifle. The upshot of the m atter Is left. Witt—sell these 'cheap. Come her letter to the President she points certs, theaters and coxy little dinner they agree to disagree and go fhelr 8 !-3 tr out th a t "the New England race has tor reviews tho needs of his com­ parties. He appreciates sensibility in separate ways. Nor can the kfjf« of at once. A. M. Tyler. munity and Us relation to affairs at shout iun out. for there are hut few a woman, yet llkea her to enjoy life f a man’s bosom expect to continue, to For Sale1—New P o tato « , sorted m arriatei and fewer children are large, H o -writes from the shoulder and brightness. Ho appreciates the BOaUer her husband’s opinions at all. and with effect, for he know» what and washed., ¿pll bushel $1,25 de­ being born to the descendants of woman who Is fond of ourol-door Hie, times to the winds and to do as she he is talking about, in whlc^t he has livered anywhere in Sanford, sub­ tho Puritans each year." and can put on her hat and aceotn- pleaaes. The best of husbands will the advantage • over m iny of his pany him anrwhere qn five minutes" rebel once In a while. One can never ject to your approval. Send postal Bhe proposes to recruit n regiment brothers in large cities, who know Jack Cheabro card order to C. E. Snyder, R oute I, of five hundred women, ranging not their constituents aa individuals. notice, and whom his friend»’ wives bo positive as to what # man wRJ realSanford, v t wh t i bu maflfl lU' tiia ua>» ci m from 25 to 46 years old, to serve os The country editor Is personally s o llko tp visit. This type of man suits ¡r do under different' circumstances. of t0rtr 1p CTgrT * " T| *Fhenrrn>................. oe*a, «ays a writer In the WasMagìa» ipinsharp shooters. She believes they —wi t h hi* nail mil amt Inr V For Sale—A good homo well'located. what her own sop aril) do. Bho ntay Herald could—plaL out guuillas With uldr'C vole« their sentiments. Removed years, she likes the man ten year* her be .Intensely anxious that he ahall tnar- $600 cash, balance easy payment» Cheabro wfes boro In North AdxaC cose and accuracy than the nervous himself from the largo renters of senior, be, he • widower or bachelor. r j some daughter In thé tjochtl set In 6 room.house, $1,500, «**y payments. Mas», forty-two year* ago. H* bsp» bachelors, because they ure accus­ financial and political turmsii he Bqt, If an additional ten years were •which ahe moves.. He may lose hi» with Bpringfleld In 1»«. Pitched ra­ 8 room* and bath, $300 cash-monthly, tomed to long houts of toil, light gnins b.- proper perspective of the added .to hi* ago ho would bo all the heart to the pretty shopgirl who eellr the Rci*(aoke club of the Vlrglik payment*. ^ rations and small remunerations! . affairs of tho nation and state. His more pleasing in her eyfc». lie would him gloves and m a n / her after the Weil located lot, $360. $60 cash, league In 189ffTRlchmond tn HJT, u4 "The women would never) be viewpoints are wholesome and re­ bo (ympathetlc, companionable, con- short whirlwind courtship. A father to the middle of 18W. when he we missed from this state should they freshing and he is not deviated from letat to sit by the fireside with.-her, may work all of hlo Rfe ahflvJ{crfipo balance monthly. Conhelly,. J09 Mag­ purchased by Pittsburgh. IferemalMd and In dressing gown and 'slipper*, and save tn building up a btfslneaa. nolia’ avenue. 67-tf fall in tlie service of the country, be­ honest expression by talnetd influ­ recount to her the experiences of tho The hope which he hug* to hi* bosom tbero until 1903 when bo Jumped to cause there are one hundred thou­ ent*». day* whon Tlmo was young with him. for years Is that ho le laying » foun­ ' ; For ’ Rent— Completely furniahed the New York American*. sand surplus women in MasimchuTho following year ho not only es­ He wields a trenchant" and not' She like* him.because he Is content with piano for th t , i .«uinmer. mm w . i l m F -i i = :. r ^ wu* Mrs. Smith's final .com­ infrequently a scholarly pen- There with her only, her ways, her dress. dation of his boy’s future career; that koase tablished that wondorful mark of ($ ho will take tho roln* out of Jhla hand* Few’■»tops to poitoffice, depot and ment. victories In 63 gam«, but cans arc score* of editorsyln <;pbntry whon ho la reedy to lay thefli d(Swn. »teamor codk. A, W. Brown, En­ through with a airing of eoneeeullre . 7-* / * towns whose forceful expressions, in MAKE Y O UN Q GIRLS' LIVE8 *:"Tho terprise, Florida. . ,u l 78-tf - ;antos won, hanging up an Amerle*» best laid plans of mfco *pd men M A PPV . ^ The following from the Savan­ point nf literary excellence , and fiang aft agte»" nah News will interrot'the l# d l« of strength of appeal, are not Outdone "Soft la the breath o f s maiden'*' T ss;‘ > For Sale—Two good horses and eaguo record of 14 la A row. Cheabro has dropped out of baMPSfl Not the light gossam er stirs wllh.lesy; ■No parent c a n ,hr- sure of even hia spring w ^ g o n I n q u i r e of Coco Cola this city: ' • - V '. ' '■ b y 'th e highbrow writers of the met­ Dut never s cablo th at holds so. fast a* tar as tho major leagues are co> If anybody tlilnkx' that; the work ropolitan prejts. SO-tfc . ■Through all iho b a i t i « , of ,w » ra. an .own son. "That kind of a Ufa-wouldn't Bottling Co. hut still pitches on a Mttt-y*. • *ult me." declares the bay. .'"¿TJriiava of women'* JcRiba k not im portant In fact it may bo said th u t'o n ty Club near hie borne town In il 'or Sale or Ret\t—Two nice real ‘hone of It. It*» too slow! An norothat benighted person needs only to in the weekly field d o « the editorial There's many n.woman who, looks plane for me and the life that goes setts, for he loves the game ce» a t a bargain. W. J. Thigpen read the report in yesterday’a morn- writer still maintqip bis old - time out discontentedly upon a heavy snow­ to drop It entirely. with It!" The girl who has over-con­ 80-tf ng News of the convention of the supremacy of power and 'tnfluince. fall, wondering how ifie »hall amuse fidence In her best fellow,'asking him Finit District Georgia Fedemtlpn of And the editqra ^of- the., werkiy herseli on so dismal k .day. L et me to-escort,hffme tftf* girl friend or that For Sale- -I! fbksn a t once Rem Wofnetvs Clubs,- which tv'aa held; at press, however they may diverge in suggest a. mergy. idc»- If »he Is Jlvfiig ■ono whhn*ttey • lioppen to call upofl' Jogton typewriter, $7.00. Call HerMillén. It will ,.b.è littlh*'»itQp< b! their J^onest political opinions, are in a country town, and la well-to-do, her, tifioq'-airtitl» forth her shtoof love- »Ifl ■’MflwM« > / On i f Rich French Fe»»«sslon. BUfprjatpg (6 any-on a who Hits not working 'as a unit for the progress why not plan to give the young girla Upon a irvicherouH eon. lgjhe lojer; French Guinea Is irogarded a* cos •Jlko the ship, rotu^na to-her no There, kept Ip close toueji will) th*lr work of it he people. of tho richest of *thq Frtoch W«1 TO REN T ■ho hryi learned h e t'1iifsoil; oho f" that to lesfn mtrc.ly of; Lha'.vàri*tlèii'p/ ’{ ;Morb power to them and more African colonies. Konakry. the tspk experience, ahe let* bdr-women friend* their uctiviti«. They are taking op ni>inreqialion of their intelligent, un­ tal, .la tho port through which sl»o*t Furnished room for rant. Terms rtaAnd their own escort*.--: work th at should be done, but that selfish Efforts. * tho whole of tho etport and Import aonshie. Apply 2U Park avenue. 63-tf No sweetheart can be too suro of trado -passes, and improvement* u* hasn’t been dpne heretofore because For Rent— Largo pleasant rooms; being mado to facilitate the conitintly holding even tho most faithful -of It' was everybody’* business" Atid lovers. If he And* her continually duH Telephone, Hectrie light* and other Increasing trade. hence nobody's in particular. hia thoughts may turn slowly tonedgo convenience»-.; Apply 418 Oak Ave. ‘ It was mode plnRi at the convcnother girl whom ho know*-that 1» al­ ‘ tlon that the women, of the First ways bright, who h is a gladaprpe VelMakes Alll'thö Ih» Dlffersn*'Differ**«. District have.- taken hold of tho taak l^ T ù i RpnL—Furnished office equipan hoiift or ao later? —— Teeclwr ‘Now F->' - “ “ V" , of bettering condition* under which In the dther girt'* presence, tlpue’ pud with rn|f.top desk, office chair* Tljdy arc informed they need not mo whnt -Dr.' staiuft for. -the peoph- of the district live with flit* by on golden No woman und table«. Also e roll top 4 « k , faced sovdfi)""** Spends on *h^5*V bothor ubout eating much dinner at a defertirlnarion and a grasp that hdtne; thetr hostess will attem! to can sit down nnd worry'over tho pos­ •ypl-r.liter. t!*--.l. und' 6tH*f: equip-' U Is before- pr gfWr à man'* «sir«-.# . are bduadl to bring good résulta. that. What.poor utils gjrls to whom sible chance of losing a man or let m eat fw *alv' Ot rent. Herald olfîço. •Their work,Ja grbwlng. It U not a slelghrldo Is a-luxury she has oftou Kim know that she does not feel sure U k d u n " T » n $ * " Nj being confined to ’ the One big-city dreamed of, but neVc- experienced, of him. If she Is, bright, of happy dl*^ would not ctap her hands and fairly position, cultivating a charming pqr-' House oi Fivq.Rodma-rof the district, or even to tho smaller scream with Joy a t such an Invitation? sonallt; 1« genUl. and s chum In cities. I t is being done in the »mail w atcr.inciudrtl, two besullful V1®** Of courts, thuro ./wotftd have to bo trbth, always ready to go here and towns, in the less densely populated thnro with him, entering he^rt and ulsr. jewelry •*r« th®- cr* ^ plenty or young' men Invited to make sections, in tho Htt,e communities, s p r ltly w o m e n In Ncy Vor^J It jolly for tha tflris. 'What young fid- soul Into the sport* be likes, she may and is the means of improving con­ cltlf*. They »"> ft. low with baundfng'fcd blood in lttfc feel that she has a better chance,„{ho MISCHI, A.NEdlib ditions hero and there, making live* e io ro n t c o ld CnUhcd erWtK veins would refuso a straw ride, the world ore.r; in holding bis heart, happier, making communities more first, slelghrldo of tho season,, espo- agnihet all comers who might bo pos­ M T m m th® of ^ II you wont to buy or nell attractive, exerting good influence* qtally If hts best girl was to go alongr sible rival»,. Every man has pno so ft, nelly’s RcaltEstate Office is the fri» or woman no maltcr ho* >‘c , in countless way» There’# magic In the crisp alri little warm spot In hts heart'If only riw lo business.-^ how old,. Very stylish and * 7fl-tf there's n charm Id the dainty white woman could roach It. If two heart» ■ In the report of tho Waynesboro carpet that covers hilt and dak Even' are not whtflly agreed,- the woman „«_clqb It - wa» stated th g t the V«U#r‘ ' ' « . r . « i f f f t » * ., j » «* tho mao In the mooh—■ who might be 'cannot he. sure of bit»,''N o woman V «tent of ednd i r i o n s ' the Burke -shbntd be d U hesrten«'urcaasa *hp called a full brother to iiv© when It .'-.County jail was one object toward concerns curiosity, peeps out from bo- cannot tnfluonc« one particular man.' •*1 which the dub was working; the hlnd a .dcuif to pee what It’s all about Their natures crUS^lly do Opt bgy. Woman's Culture d u b >of Sylvaniu —Hie laughter of> maidens, tho Shouts montse. ‘ They-would fieverTin wholly has been beautifying tin* p u blic of exuberant young feHows- amj tho satisfied with each ollicr Vwu thntt > Wanted—Position aA.órónogréuhor! «TU work -chqftp, Î throVtgji ‘ the *sum sq u a t« in that city,* and the Civic Joyous Jlnglo o/^P<J -prtfe. O f Course acquaintance to end In matrimony,^ V - .ll ... r>, . n ' m l l - V j . i ' ' ■ b l« .id J l * Tbo wom*n f tr whom,» pxnn would some body ytrike# 'tip' a. tune. The Club caused medical Inspection ' of ^Irirhttrtthbw the Song, and the web give bis fait' dollar, ayo the Iasi drop the, school children; anil-She Millen of blood In his hcorj, Is the ugly be­ Club gnye rfn sgricultursl college ing .who would bo *ut6 o(itm . ÀÙ kind#fof suhtogw^bjb nnd «choisnhlp its a reward for good This advice holds gdod for both, writlng .work ncglly, done. ‘ “ work by a canning club girt. And sweetheart, or wife. A man might St. John's Ilotal, Room 12. lÆ so the list of the women's ^ good chango^very seven years, but ho U works range* from jail to tchocl, in­ cluding a hundred matters between those extremes. The f a d - th a t they ! { FREE Everything a Man Needs �OFFICIAL ORGAN O F SE M IN O L E CO UNTV— T H E GARDEN SP O T O F T H E WORLD I published SEMI • WEEKLY * ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N SANFORD— Life U Worth Living volum e v SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, Jl NK 5, 101 * Returns Show That Fletcher, McRae, ri _ / - i i ___ t ____j | >| n r Sears, Clarke and Wilson Were Elected in the State v t The Counly O fficials Show G 6od Form, But T here W ere F ew S u rp rises in th e Average . n is over and one niiderable Interoat 0 fact th a t it waa ono under tho now w but was also tho In Semlnolo counIdals. From early dosing of (ho polls 1 from then until io morning after— waa intense. The nesday afternoon about 6:30 that the real result in Seminole county waa .actually known, for at that time the official canvassing board had gone over the returns from overy precinct.in the county and made up tho official returns. The general result was ijiiown but tho official count os given in today’s Herald will make roost interesting reading and dem onstrates more than a^y- from the county, ring, candidate for County Judge has the distinction of leading the Uteix friend« were on th e Job a t all ticket by tho sum total of 558 votes, hours and until the polls closed which is a compliment to any man. stayed right at the polling place«. Second to him ia S.' C. Dickson of Along about pin** o’c! tho mning some of the candidates ttre noticed to dim b into automoy Com misai oner in W« or stroll off toWard home, either b f View of the fact Ming good and. 'satisfied, or sore candidate* had opl k t satisfied w ith tho result. At position their large vote le Ylht tiros, some pf Ui» rW ;i »' ............ ■•aifiim ULulMebon TÖ" ¡ »oerdetj but d t' Wss oijly ûp \V o d th e ir. Hienda. . _ u/. _ _ — « ------- * ---------- ■ The election oí Tuesday demon­ strate* th a t In tome particulars the. Ilryin primary law is all right and if it can bo amended to auit the ex­ igencies oí several occasions that, have arisen it wiU, probably bo itned. hereafter, Thp only serious; ohjec^ tions to the law as used "here Tues­ day was that the counting oí tho ballots may have taken moré time than usual and the tabulated re* TN _ i ■ i , i ■ turns were more tiresome to (life clerks but this may have been due to the now law being unfamiliar and many of these kinks will be straight­ ened out in time. The canvassing Y- ' ' ; vt< V-ii______ _ . . - - ’ . , board yesterday worked under dif­ L ’E ngle Will Be Secon d W hen the R eturns From all the ficulties on secount of the serious illness of Supervisor Du Roso but " C ou n ties o f th e S tate arc Com plete • • , - . ■ ■ the.m ethod of canvassing under the W. J. Soars of Kissimmee will bo Palm Beach 'County new law is all th at could be desired, lha neat Congressman irom the West Palm Boach, Juno 4.—Al l although the first and second choice rourth District, his nomination bo* but ono precinct complete in Palm votes take up considerable time of ing assured from the returns now In Boach county give* •Acosta 65 tho clèrka. • -• • HON. E. A. DOUGLASS L'Engle 207, Malone 74, Sears 309, Since tho readers of Tho Herald Koíelcctod tq tho Office of Clerk of the Williamson 31, by this time know the names of the H I Circuit Court r~ V' lucky candidates there Is no need to Putnam County repeat their namoa In this issue M ir istorisl R ice Volea Tabulate when Congressman L ’Englo’s ineit ? Palatka, Juno 4 Twenty oi the taMusted report will give all the ' * Fletcher. Stoc necessary Information and should bo chus........* . . . . . . 1.098 preserved along with tho other bits of history of the new county. f. (Majority) dford.. . . . i *By One Vote * . Jacksonville, June 5.--Senator (majority Duncan 17. L etcher “carried Duval bounty, including th e city of Jack­ sonville, by one vote, according to •Columbia completed returns received last night just before midnight, the official tabulated figures being, Fletcher 3,006, Stockton >,00,r>. Acosta for Congress leads hi* neafeat competitor, Sears, In the county and city by €09 votes, aa follows! Acosta 1,809, Sears 1,200. V Engle Is low man, receiving but 871 out qf tha 6,028 cast for this office. . For State Senator. Farris U elected bv a majority of 328 vote* .over Craig, who received 2,74«. _ • * County Man Wipes Up With the Four Other Contestants. Snows Them Under. v p M U iu p tw e i Sharp . * . nl-Q _ t Manatee' Marion’, •N4MS.J. Grange. U. S. Senator D, U. Fletcher............ J. N. C. Stockton. . . Congreae—Fourth St. filmo W. A costa.. 'Seminole St. Johns, st. Lude. S u m te r... -»Suwannee. : T ay lo r.. ‘ Volusia. Wakulla. n e*piros-in Mkrch''ñí>xt. ’ ■ twenty-eight precincts In Putnam ears leads L*¿hgle almoyl '2,000 county give Acosta 38, L'Engle 262, first choir.• v o t.s o a d -th e re will Malone 148, Scam 144, Williamson . b e . upough ' iedmiS^ThoicB* ngle to offset this msjority, v neminoie i na pt y , taking. U into , eomlildoratlon that Total*. . . . . . . . .’. 27.19« 18,325 most of -the first choice votes Sanford. June :4;*^0fficial returns X—Demote* complete. v . • against L'Engle carried likewise^« ve L'Engle -230, a n d ‘Sears 406. - I : --| - - —^ ■-V- ■-Y second choice for some other oh his Nj ' InslaRatlon Service opponents. 81. John^ County On nest Sunday morning at tho 8 tr Augustine, June 4.— Complete Baptist e^brch a t I t o'clock the inBrevard County turns give Acosta 207, L’Engle tttion df Hon. Jno.-D . Jlhkfcs its Titusville, June 4.— Eight .pre­ 8, Melone 11)8, S ean 368, WIN superintend ont of the RaptlM cincts put of thirteen in /Brevard day sphool will IjUstpUt*. Prof. county give Acosts 24, L’Engle t i , I. I’tfkin.1 ha* held, thi* position •Malone 22, W. J. Sears 173, Wil­ Si. l.uri.- Counly F o rt Piares, June 4.-—Eleven preliamson 1, ■ f » Sunday of - his stay In .office the cinrta live Acosta 19, L’Engle 103, . ecliool presented him with a besuMstone 45,. Soars 347, William*on tjfi*4 gold locket.. T b t ^ i á i • >k G»¿m Cove” Springs, June 4.— Sunday* will JUVe the pit Clay coüÀify giVes Arosta 24, > reguiur preaching hour. . I Volusia County L’Eugl« J22, Malone 71, Sears 123, addroasea will bo doHvered\ . New Smyrna, June 4.—Complote Williamson ^¡: -I? . >y ' ____ -. . >• »•-. returns give Ardsta 86, L’Engle 4ÍB,' invitad to attend .^hjfi ser I ¿-T: :_ - *■_ ■# 4 T 'L • *ry k ' * day morning, J t i l t f 7th.;1 ‘ff:. Malone 98, Sears 639, WlHlamson • * - j ‘ Dedo Gounty s ■; ' MUtjlC Juny '/4 . —Dadè county 89. s* complete gives &’ JJAíi -' L’ En gie • ';i - tCoiitinusd op Psgo Eight) m , M alone,2j>8;^8>àlM^2». Wifhhimmp €7. ; • .. Wm. If. M alone.................. ...... W. J. Sears..................................... A. M. Williamson. . . . . . . . Commissioner of Agricultor T. J. Appley.rd, J r.............. ; ^u*tiee Supremo Court lohn C,‘A very,.. -----. *• H. Ellis........ T.- M. Shackleford County Judge O^o- G. Herring. . c - M. Hand . °f Court. K. A'. Douglass. . R\ C- Maxwell, j.. . . . . ; >A- Vaugha«. . . . . . . .. . . v. . ,vJ l,. Treasurer: J n . 'l ï î r».r. !• ■. . • •• J i t l U v U , , ; : ; . : . ....................... H * Neuman . . . ; ; . >V-.............. buperitiidndont of Public Instruction ■J* V- Polk........ . .......... Counly ContmRnioner No. 1 , BrVmiey . . . ¿ V . ___ _ • - W..odrulI,v , VI .. County ColittolAaioner' "No. '2 u D*ÿaF47«iimty 'UnojBy1a ír c p t d úrns from .D.tt.vM',xcoo^i^'^itUw Acosta* 1809, L’Engle â71|, Matq^e 948, Sears l.ÖOO.JViUlsrflson^OtHi^,* 1..l - ’ U Board Public^ inslruetibn No. F-. » ..i ' -■3 . •• • . . , State Commit i J- Dickie,, M .« c u , i ‘- P oaot, / HON. W. J. SEARS The Newly Elected Congressman from tho Fourth District, and the First One to be Elected Ftom the "Sticks’' in Many Years. Seminole County Gave Him n Housing Vote. ■ >5*'’ ' • ;V? ' . Mohr*c (V igtelf V >"' Key West. June precinct« i^e'rAOostu 6, L ’EdflV'TVv'Majonc 6f2, h’eairs 14, Wiilismsqit' Orlando, turns from cincts give M abn» 6fc Orsngo Countys June •4,—Gomp4ete all but thrive small pre­ Acosta *88, L-'Engle 345, bear* 328, Williamson 25r j � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 02, 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/cb28db94384ea8509a7a80d73809dbeb.pdf 8cd130ae9166d1e311355d12ad60cf22 PDF Text Text O tbU K BŸÔ U H FA»..,v T buybamU and fathers o f ehü- ertrfti BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” EVEN' THE GATiT p OST NOT IN . IT A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANDftfA IT Ii •* IIE'JbJCf ^REN T *EM “ — SO SAYS SAUNTEB^R. V1 When a very pretty woman gant1hora«*. " Jug^ ío^lir jpiange of . crosses her silk stockinged anlde and heart, walk davit Iq to-^ '^ fp çr sec­ dispose« of the superfluous drapery tions of tbh townl See how*{WOpic liv4:bgfc*U«e they.capnotfjget so that the ISeat possible view, cap • be given to all .Interested, ta k e '* up‘ enough strength to larve squalor look, says Bar abarb Lee in the plril^delphla. North American. The * * ankle la probabl\ very well turned. '£ * n d the qualify of the stocking qyjf i > •' superior, but— jilie is Just cievef enough to try : kfpp your attention .'off the fluffy ^ U t t a r the lac^c of it, and the gen- '•'vJVKat’ hi your business \h Mexieo-*Ci(^.wdrth?'’ he waa asked. “ 'Oho hundred thousands .dol­ lars,' ho said and groaned. • “ ‘ And you want tho American troops to go to Mexico City'- and save lt?‘ “ 'i qertalnly d o .. I’ m an Amer­ ican citizen—/ •** *a " *How long have you lived in Mexico?'’ ’i . " ‘Twenty-five years.' " 'Pay gn^M au— Xn the United tV 8 U t*sr * J. • -‘¿ S ' " ‘ Certainly n o t h¿y property all In Mexico/ " 'Ever go home to^yot*?’ 1 " ‘ T h e . yomj who dr.^t enough, aboal year* coupttÿ I w!)0 »I® drinkgt aro decidedly étions. If yod. «. Thn mosè lídightíul family ahd commercial hotel in the city '1 'Cut, doggo:ne U, haven't I any make youth'fadquartors while 01 the heart 'ey the shopping disme rights at alt in MhxtcoT' at popular¿piieje. Worthy Of y “ ‘ Not one, You knew Mexico waa turbulent Vhen you came In. J a c k s o n v ille , You took a gambler's chance, he* 'cause there' •was a prospect of big proflta. ' You've lost. That's nil— you've. lost,’ ■' -ey ■£■ i _ “ Then all the jlttla jeopardized American dollars CLAMORED * TWICE AS LOUDLY AS BEFORE • ’ “ But tho army at Vera ■ Crus sheds few tears with the weeping American dollars!'' ; , * wOtyan who hn# the hightot' possible *lilpg-st .the front of her hat. - Anqthiir will hkve„the largest question 1ma^|]?i*bViher check In -the latest style of hair dressing; still another will have the greatest buatlo effesfl, und. behind her will come one, who has applied white and .red powder «n't 11. «a0trowel. r.i ml tHa*o f ■■ta S I.. .. t_ *: .rp I, .._ with aB look. Then Strike for- ?he’ golden mean that ftlwitys 'sounds tho note of refineftitnt; It-fk.Hl Vc.prètty near the time for excursions'to the.'-seiiyhete.. ï f you value yqttff>soul *%nd Sthe «tqq^rdy pT'AmPrican js>om*nhoodj. iknhood; have'- «look..at tlje . gfbq,pa in brthfffg coatuuie beffavtng >rith disgusting free­ dom on thk. boath./ WaUlf thb,-;^; young girl» amk^ilng lin chfldisV ‘ glee from the heightsgof! the shbuld en of husky, young men. Have a look rfYt u p le s lying around In posi­ tions that would, not be permitted j Iff. any other, place. See them kis*- j lng. hugging, snuggling out In the : public •faxe&wUtij experienced gee- ! lathers .You aré WHOjMng ,w hit in',tfio world A n gelin eV m in the man to .-•-¿Whom shr io-igngHgtd. Yotu cannot undcritaad how', abe s^ai pass an J p vhla company, not tt> montlop ■» ' 7Ífe-Umí.. Have ' ¿look at your-* own husband, " Hrfnks ‘the «âme of hi •luintilnir a . —_ grange and Seminole Counties. . : Taxes yy > . <*• W' GOODRICH. Manager. *W . J . T H IG P E N & COMPANY S ifo n i Florida r7i, Education Training; Expérience in School Associations Interest dl. lof your., They sre better American. ,b ,. you. because they l Uy ' 1« knd Y « e and pay taxes. Tfmy ¿te prodbCCTMuid some 234823485348484853482348234853234853485348009148230223235348234823 STO R f C lO S fÒ THURSDAY ORDERS CORSETS c a n ’t d o w i t h o u t o n e . it n o w Requires a n d w e a r it all. th è su m m er. young flowing? Have another Ibbk." It is not In French fflaids and emeralds that hippl'n«*!' esn - be ratedi- All the money In the world la really very little If there ba no peace, joy. Iqve. If you are emphasizing the material things In life, which today are and tomorrow are not, have another look at (he true woman beneath .the silk gown and the wall-wvaatf hair thit H Pmoney i Above •all, be not too foolish at judging her h fortiihate being. She may wish o ehonge places with you. n addnwn *th* people r,f V Fred Lv.'BqaJt, war correspon-, dent for a number of newspaper has written a story, from Vera Crux that Wworthy of V lh g lifted bodily and "transplanted In tho^feditorlal i olumns. . U, Is an unusual stpry for a war “ ‘ I don’ t Want any I f them to correspondent to write. Not at all die/the American business fnan pro­ the kind of a story one expects a tested., , •/ V war correspondent to send back “ ‘ But they will die. A t->i .of home. But read it yourself/ We offer no introduction and appknM no them will die. Let'A say that ane comment The doisicst thing Mexico la a to thè little miind thet her childhood’a experience Iqft hdr, yet she jeopardlxed American ,dollar. You can hear K*.cries aiiy Avenltjg'on the llarr' de la Cathedral. ~ ‘ , » '«n . nenind • plan«, /, _ • iiOlt and same olher (klhhg ?• m.nd ih ., my proper.y . r man who has fled from Mexico w .„ta pI0tPf{ed. MAYBE A 6 to know, mo we loafing in Veto WILL p j E FoJl MV .PIAJ Crux, for? .When are o ur troops go- DRESS SUIT. ALSO'.’ Iqg 7o# march on pie topUal7’ T T .-u . _ , . Ml jr ••The Amcrieei,'bhaineu m.n l . l J p|,„0 '•triotic Mtelco City horfUilty. H . loll > nioUV— S o ' ?la the ld ‘r wjio will and to instrbct' Ator iii their auperior, tfW i « J * e« -masculine way. But— J? k';0' ' , lh * •d"r*l. h .v . b o ,h . If. you value all that- (a really “ad his store and looted hia s a f e . worth'a thought ini IfV don’ t use her “ Ha wanta tq know If there krt methods. Your womahhood is too good to sacrifice in this manner. ♦ When you walk along the jtrwet look it the extremists That’ jffe le- rtn fom plete abstracts from the records o! f; 4 -i Semlno]« county in thevrft^ r rnext Friday, n t f^ 'M a y 29th at 8. o'clock rcôrnàr o f' Park _avenus and V’trwf atni»a. *Mr. Stockton is a vVry fiKicTfalfipcakor an<J has much,to re» lato >b^Wt( hÎs set vire to the peopNf* and w%iàV he vxpacts to accomplish »hpldd ho be HiVtod. Mr. Stoc^ioh UpM- many frie/ids In this ; action Who pro anxious'W hear hint aVi’d a‘t » M r' earnest request he will be here oh ^Jfriday to see the voters tfnii ■peak, to them/upqn the vital ism s 000,000/ \ iof tht day,- Cpme out and hear him. ^ " ^ O f . thp 15,000 AmcHcans, w i’l) “ *Welt,'if you don’t .ibfor»ithtng. noon it will be irpposfllbfe to do horiness In Mexico,' \ ; ' “ ‘Therefore .we, must'.teach tha Mexicans a lewmnJ^fVrb were to march on Mexfri^fcityA how many Americans do you ;sup|ose would ‘ aphis U\ihe way to> hava a fuss made over you. Thia la thè way to make a noise like popularity. This la lh4 surest way to have greot sat­ isfaction, if you are a feather-brained female, In the fact -that all other femalea are envying you. ' Do you know a shallow- minded woman who trina to cover up her ignorance with a sweet amile? When you mention the biggest event of the day, «he looks wise and says nothing. Shy has never done one thing to add w n i l n i mildste i*>iv will * lion. J. N. C, Stockt t o r t h e ’ .United Stales din tee the »«n e h knots into which the ladres twist their faces when overcoming a martini cocktail or a highball, yetfh wi}l marvel, at the . gsme with craik ignorance as to the strength of ralhdThat pcfmiM' them iincn . " MpfK'hrn ■ i, s* *— working. foo^tho fine points. The mnin. thfiiR that^Ia to drink that; which 1* .noV re1iah<»d. ,<»?' V done’ fif a flittering o f.th V m e^ M f But It Is.sporty. *o have .a look at big m ining, and oih companh wages und, ¿mall ¿mlarl«. ’t A longipg gate; .thqdgh hbavdt know» * .wflat-for, nt thoVadmlrcra; the voice • ' f/lijtf’ a fo ^ b i' tdnfc and there" is a will■P* .¿fcgnets to accept any guff that'the gentleman h indi the yon ftg Í paid for nonresident*., thWw aontltîmpa or.4or>ete *r • (axes, wabt American eoi dir fi, ■ to Mexico Qty t* -*avr Tybur pr ert??' ■ iâ • ‘ v t.F " ‘ But don’ t you see .thjj't ft\ not alone . in Méjico? Thut&lhuadr*d*-*iÿ|^, .thouaanda—pf &n j icarts In budness in Mexicp ^ îi L “ ‘ Exactly/ spoke, up one of nèwepapéj. tacú. " 'The ceiutus 7910 gavf l6,fl<lo Americans in Mex­ ico and « ’ total pppulktion of 16,- “» » M lh' m i s r . B A T H IN G Ladle«' L A D I E S ATTJElN yiO N it ,rccci ve4 ^ complete stock of those Silks, beautiful colors W c appreciate mail orders and Wha^ábout that Straw Hat? . Take attention- Give us à trial ami s .W p ’day ordered. S eason ’s Specials em prompt �. f •<v\ • O .* -* » V , ; - m n ' , • .» •• ' 'V ; : ' K) r- W. * ; ' _______ *Ü * -V if .V X f i OFFICIAL ORGAN OF ■ - * n 'J ‘ » ÈSDAYS a» flB L IS B E D I W E E K LY! f 7 T S T -, , y ’ . , ■* r-- ■) fOtUMK V, D J R S A N F O R D — Life 1$ Worth t h i n g f ' l- •4 H •I . / AND. FRIDAYS * \ ■■* s • V1i * y . -1 - "• • •• • >, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 29. 1914 ^ ’ *« n / r j* & * k .-” > s' * V f _____ •’ t : ■ m % ■m n *v p T ^ T _ / Duplicai? Auction Party Wr. -and Mm. R. A. Newman de­ lightfully entertained In honor ol ILL HAVE' SPRING TERM COUR T BEGAN HERE TUESDA Y Had a Creat Trip Dr. Jas. N. Robson has'returned, from n trip to Richmond, Vu., where he went with a patient a n d "! made the trip north in a Ford C M .ll returning home by train. *Djr. Roifel v W . - • ___________ D ig lfti hdip« f a Fourth,»! root. The •fi*} & 1Interesting ^duplicato auction tflhÍD UP EXCITING the gqrób enjoyad* during the X t « “ ^ h *ih .h il*te«ibl> n iA T IO N S T O BE CUT T H E G R A J ÍD J U R Y IS B U S Y ..W IT ,H S O M E V E R Y •'V? trip In recordJime stopping at ¿very] B V ^ P S T M A S T E R G E N E R A L ; a m p a i g n T O M O R R O W . Ing, Mr*."Farre*t Lake ¿nd .flare • ■M P^ T A N T , ' C A S E S Í ; ynce Smith 'irfnnlng the"north- and city eit !>oute and having tW .t » w « r BURLESON fíÍG riT HERE V aouth priiee, a beautiful bonbon, Utah of hia On the way. * t. ** 3* . . . , . . « a .f • ■ and- pearl handled knife rcspictivestopped alb along the route a>id vla^ ly. For t i l east and rent pel; iujd. bis friends and relatives. He SANFORD BUILDING Mra. T. A. Neal waa awarded v r a s r.a ls o . hjp father Jn ^Chsriatnn,' beautiful string of violet rose hoa^a.' I Mr. J I'.ubson, the irell kiVoVh • ; SUFFER ALSO while C, 0 . McLaughlin wa*,, pre­ comoiisslofi Man who thOugJh' h&wfy T sented with a pearl handled* knife. AND yoV* d f “ «c'W etiUi ictlVs dud THEHR A R tì;À GOOD MANY CASES ON THfc Delicious refreshments consisting of and attend»Lt o buVihOii.^Dr' 'Ro Ir.ttE t TÇLL THE PBOPLE JUST creamed chicken 1« patty. ahells, 0 . TrtK c o u r t w i l l l i k e l y b e i n s e s s i o i WlfYIlElB A CANDIDATE sandwiches, celery smt ifod tea were V ‘ ^ f Í f ' ' I B S , S E V E R A L W E E K S /< ^ \ served to those prejoqt’ who wero OF SEMINOLE -T-..L A" l i l i l í * a n ò ...u 'ri... r»11 »ItJ.— _____ L (oses have been diaThto ■ 1. * - -f“ |-rj: ■_ - **fiSVT■*=* Mr. and Mrs.-Forrest Lake, Mr. and «I« UI1VA IWB115 VHO, klip to be hbllL J, 4 , ...| M U V U WU.I.J ,l*W l,T . . . . \ ..4 phrt tor Congress P^^mastcr. GPn* I f . Ti>c county candidate« nnd maybe MrS.'IL W, Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. frbm 8 a Saijjprd' to, NeW Ydrfcicity can vened last TutSplajr. with Judge ^er*' .. 'E u gebioiP ^ iV . VSiy J. sLjStbphan». I --ian\e 6l the; outsidj candidate* will eral Burleson in effect charge* Con<* - TUTLvmx _ A ^P . Connelly, Mrs. Long of Jackbe md^fKvery frar very easily. easily...■ lTh«f-Doctor The kina presiding and’ Hon. Cary Landia va. AtlnnU^CoaJf LJire Ry., suit for greas with extravagance irt malclng** i«PW^ tomorrow night ut the corner Q I { 1 W W- E. Watson, Mrs.-W. D. expects to make’-the, trip next sum­ States Attorney at tho bat. This damages.- Awarded $:tO(^jfO appropriations for a mi inher óf posti mer and take his fa m ily and per­ * n3ifeM(ieKtCdl4-tA. M. Thrashor, Mrs. spring term of court- does ^mt prom - *" ° office, buildings In Florida, Ho de- Ihsm h „v ". H D r.’Atlf,Cianumi Smith, haps several Sanford pnrtii** can be „f A‘ ’ . H. H. Pattini]al] vs. M. .0 . Cog induced - in take- ih» trip over the d*V ™ ntHch in the way of imporitant Vprorilsed to apeaJt.;$bcro -w liLba^tio . t > ì ^ e amounts appropri OTtxàiet, Mrs. P. fc. fjrfillnr, 1 nlti/t « ik. but there will be many smaller gins 'Co., assumpslf damage*; givei) mountains. the g'randeet talk rests of the ajea ated tarA are lietlAlwl beyond Hia the n.>A,U needs or. tho r . tbe Mr. ¿«d MW. C. 0. McLaughlin, Dr.' ea in the province of the petit 1300.00. son. They do not fcxpei service. He aubmlti the . following:., Virginia Cardlina Co., va. Howard rocommondations: anything but every ono of * ■ & * * " J ryBradley la a Bird v .h e grand jury i* grinding away Packard Land Co.f. asiumpsit dam­ *ay something and the' croyd will thn crowd 0 __ "T hat a public building for p o e t-’ Ra.v Ices Sunday, May 32 tin several cases and expects Jo bo age ; ew-arded |2 iSfl'. 21 : office purposes only be not author­ listen to-them. L •* ^.F. B. Bradley returned Saturday _ School, 9:30, Miss Primary.!!!Jndday Nanejf Kirkland vs, N.‘ V. Kirks from Charlotte, N. C., where he ised for any place unless the rental buiy until*next week and by llbe Tho .campaign has peon" rather '.j AUte Trafordl >8upt. V* J way, this grand Jury is one o f tho land, stilt for divorce on ordtr ap­ haa been in attendance at the con­ paid for government offices is aa , • exciting at times but tho <V»king Main Sundw School, 9^130, Jn^. D. fittest ever empaneled. Just glance pointing special master. Geo. A. Do- vention of the southeastern division much.as 31.000 per annum and then . ' has not beqn any k^ectagHiUr fea­ Jlnkins, Suptj V - y over the names of them and then Cot tea was appointed special mas­ uf the Eagles. only when either the fy>sa postoffico ture, and Just to havA'aomc’ fun out Preacm ng^ll a. m., “ The Trained thank your luekylKtan>that you are ter In chancery to take the testi­ ^ ¿f the campaign some of the ca/idlMr. Bradley represented th f local receipts amount to aa much as 115,fc Church." ^ mony. 000 or the population to aa much aa,not before them: dstfs have decided to have «time Arle No. 1859 and' won '.4hé‘ '{rirl«e o f Jr. B. Y. P. U., 4;06,(>E d*in Mil-; *_____ 4 ,, •;* .- ■' 1 Grand Jury '' real, old fashioned speaking joust 31^.00 aa, ’'The Bird that F-ew’ thjB five- thousand. lep, president. ,T.„;* '* ' Julia Stewart va. W. C. Stewart, Farthc-jt»1? ha ,hé traveled the grekt- * “ That public Buildings, not ex­ D. G. Monroe . -G. W. Smith ar<} alt the- candidates will be on the sSr. B. Y. P. U„ 6:30, n . E. Tolar, J. j . Giddings - Jr., In chancwry, divorce grantod ost1 distance of any delegate.In order ceeding twelyp thousand square feet J. D. Abrams '■hustings and tell hia excuse for livpresident. ^ Julia Stewart to have care and con­ to attend tlwynnv.-ntiou. R. A. Jenkins in'area.-to be qaod exclusively or in R. R. Rollers ■jr.g and wasting to bo fed from the Preaching, 7:30, “ jtfb’w CAh I be trol of child and to resume her J. E.- Pomeroy W. V. Dunn public trough. Mr. iilndley was honored by a part' for postoffico purposes, be di­ Saved?" maiden name of Julia Hicks and de­ place on the commUtoo of Finance vided Into classes designated by W. J. Woodberry A. Routh While snan of the candidates arc Welcome to all services. fendant to pay alimony. C. C. Woodruff B. Nelson not craiy afejut speaking there are and Resolutions for the coming year. letters of the alphabet; that the also GEORGE HYM AN, Pastor of such buildings be determined J, T. Hickson Ch*a. McClure several of them who can make very y -H arrh- va. Thrasher, malicious the basis of two hundred square feet C. O. McLaughlin T. W. William» good addresses and those that gather t proseciitloni, set for* hearing Satur­ of building area for each of tho caR. 8 . ‘ Henderson A! B. Cameron at the corner, tomorrow, night will be day, June 6 th. tiimited number of persons' to be well repaid for their ;c 6m in» out. ’ It employed in the postofficc ten year* C. C. Woodruff -acted aa foreman is also understood that some of tho \> candidates will take this occasion Grand jury brought in following hence, and that the limit of cost for and C. 0 . McLaughlin aa clerk. M . f 11 such hiuidings be fixed in accordance Indictments: to get In some real facts about their And Green Core Springs I* Coming .ti Woodland Park the Scene of Great with the following standards, allow­ States vs. Kirby Sandlin for The petit jury U aa fo llo w * !! opponents aa they hive been afraid , » Strong Among Florida Cities bigamy. Plead not guilty, case set ing not more than 75 per cent sdW. B. Raulerson Gathering Yesterday K. L. Jones to say anything in print but the forj Thursday, June 4th. dltiotial. to cover the cost of United B. Nelson F. I. Robertson of Green Cove C. H. Walsh Bryan law do«a not prevent the The Sanfor'd Aerie of Eagles has States court accommodations:. Class , narry Cripperr. T. Keane Springs was among the prominent word oi mouth stOtf from being Elate .v v , J. J. Jenkins— Rape. a way of doing things that' is irre­ A. area required 4000 square feet or L, J. Hartley promulgated ami the mealing willsbe visitors to the d ty yesterday and H. H. Hill Plead not gtdltyt case aet for to­ sistible and whenever they announce' less, limit of c o s t '115,000; Class'*Br' enlivened by aomo real -dgUjltes. paid the Herald office an appreciated D. K. Mathers * J. «L Gldney. that they will pull off nn- entertain­ area required 4500 square feet, limit morrow morning." C. 3. Proctor Everybody is Invited to attend cult. ,Mr, Robertson ,w*i In the A- V. French ' ment thq, public has . tong since of * cost 337,500; Class C, area re­ ft. B. Smith the meeting nnd the country people newspaper business in Florida for J, R. Richards. -------t------------- “V learned that said cntorlalnmeilt will quired 5,000 square feet, limit of ¿/ Sanford looked like the famous A .. Routh'V ' are especially urged to attend and twenty-five years but reiWttfjc* sold L: T. Hunt be very succfoeftll. - So jtbgf when coat 330,000; Class D, ares required , «Inserted village of Goldsmith yes­ hoar the candidates aa this wMI he hia paper and h now engaged in the W. W. Van Ness Gao.* Parker their big pichic was announced Jt 5,500 feet, limit of cost, 335.003; terday as all the stores closed and the last opportunity o f hearing manufacture of crates.' He •is * M H. id oof«-", r T . W . Williams was a foregone* conelupfou'thgt'.’.U Class E, area, required 5.000 square everybody went td the picnic. them this reason, a* the IfcV'-ba'cun- member bf the commission that gov­ C. W. Laing would be the big ow'ont o f tiff Reason feet, limit of Coat, 34Q.OOO; Claw Fr ' win rlos.> Tuesday night and ern» -tho beautiful little city of nnd it was all of that. , •Woodland area required'§,500.aqiiaredeeL limit* they cannot be nuntea ana mute reen fTov aihmal Church Pnrk U well situated.for'tin affair of of cost *345,A<>0; Clasa dj* area re­ the c f t y > » H H ^ u n d c r the pater-J pWlghtfol R e ^ H o n alter that date Last Sunday^ mo; k' ' ‘ ' * js Hphtly-narneli be ng quired 7, ^ 0. aqua/«' feegf lim\t of nalxareSof the" mayor and two^other ^ deUfhtful recent m / ------------- . Mias l a ^ number o( Confederate and Federal In tho very center o l a nn*r social events tgus the informal recep­ In Honor o f Mra. IJickins u*» cotnmisaipdefs" •Green C’ ove owns Veterans met ath tho Congrega­ where plenty of shiide makes the 8.000 o<)uarC feet HmU ol jftst .360,00 tion glv«n Mohtbiy evening by -the Dr. and Mrs- S. Pnlentait delight their own public utilitiw and. last ì tional 'chureti for the Memorial sir- picnic grounds comfortable even at 000; ' Class 1, area 0,000^ year the plant paid over fJSWJtJ mhinbcry of the Brotherhood of Kt. vice. " T t y chutch was' appropriate­ fully ibtcrtalhed some of th«r. noonday. * . \ v ] Andrew of Holy ¡Crnra parish, the square Jett, limit 310,000; Clafs J, friends Thursday evening at their profits and all the street lights are ly, deefttnted, Comrade Munson-and "Early yesterday morning the, urea required 10,000 square feat, faculty of the High School and achoo attractive, homo on Pa(Ti avenue, Supplied to the dty free. Thq tax school board and the young tadiee wtia heinB especially responsible for boats and automobile» .be^un carry- .¡f imit of cost'- 330,000*, Class K. area Mrs. H.' E. Diekins being the chnrm- levy 1» only ton mills* on fifty, cent fa of tho Saint Agnco Guild ward It his.. MJai, AapinwnU sang, Kip- Ing peOpfe to the* park and by the< t|jri,d , t.000 square feH, limit of valuation ?pd this is-certainly a re­ V ' irg honoree. . Dpon nrriving the nrniing the favited guests. The pur- ling’ s Rccrjaiqual inhet pleasiogly.,- tin,.* noon arrived there must have COil $.j o ,oo0; Class Lfc arèa required guMla were’ iircaejifed to Uic-Tccelv- markable showing and one that feat, " limit of eoet ish house e x - beau tifu lly deco rated -»Did i n —rneeaage .been ilh R c ^ h s jy , thousand people ^.. nnn Thg lin e which Included l)r. and,Mra. speaks well for the commissioners for a|l. The agtiapn was, in' har- scattered over ity park fn d jlp t|g*> ¿lóo.ODlS( in the Saint Andrew çotors, red and PuleMon, Mrs, H . , E. Diekins and and the citlxens, * MjJLUobertson ltnnd^ of a v é r a i' white, cut flowers bmng uscfl'-With monj’ '; with ' thé/ <è*eeilon and #et poot. Swimming, dnrmlng. the rdll-r ^Mrs, B. Wi ll^rndon. T h e 'gam* of left this city when\he was ten ptnotri g” rffvrt:— Each— guest—- h*d - forth -sore« laaadM ^to '- lu-. ahsz-kiuid •aaaltq and au marnila aniuiemanU ,( „ p rs. .h r t fur each :cftaa. ^ C . auction' was in lu lg cd -in until a lalW month* old," his iatfi^i Tylvihgr been requested to represent a book by some ■jmiTiotjlPj.i.“-/ , • , kepi th^.-ttowds going U[ld th *_® ( buildings, and on* of.the tyj>e.plana** ■ hour when it was found that Mts. sjded liero jn the early days arid . .-^5 and many o f ' t h e titles wore ox^ A t,th e evening atrvice last Sun- fish, f^r and othes good tMhga. at o r ita cliw ^ n ^ b c u * o d > 't h / ’cimB. W. Herndop .had. w on the flrat owned the -flttt Dftnocratlc paper lieniidv.’ WrEll portrayed. Miss Helen day a good audJetire v^a-ln attond- oho o clock made them feel hke 4tru<;ii6n 0| every public building prize, a beautiful cot glass dish, and here. He la greatly surprised a't the Rowland, impersonating In a very anc* to listen';Id:th‘‘ presontation Of tackling tho same amusements over th'0<6 thaV miut bc tn?atca Pr. G. H. Edwards of Orlando' was evidonce of prosperity on every the fai^, of.seventy rotlcge studepts,again after dinner. . ■ ; ^ apecial projects. delightful jpw^nqa^ l*X^y«pdar and ■’tki awarded the gentlemen’s first prize, hand in Sanford ahd vicinity and put fn a composite definition of the - The candidates were out-ln force , „ Tbnt an. im ount ffuUnt to 20 pBr Old Lace’’ wa* winner of the first ... , . . a pair of handsome eiik hose. The paid tho city many-compliments but Christian JJfo; it *wps >ea*wJrtg to and even the grnrtd Jury was aN°'*,'l,<i,L>ont 0f tbe amount authorised for a ciin-olntlon prizes, pretty decks of thinks that-we ought to adopt the * « » . '° U T Miss Baidla Williams, representing know that abrh a -virile add work- to attend under the charge of Judge &(>v(irnmant building be fixed as. the csrds were drawn by Mr*. Long of commission fofm*of government and 'Initials Only," waa a close second, nlilo faith is held by ,the: college men Perkins, States Attorney Landis nnd jnail|n,m n'^est op*a site therefor, ■■■ Jackronville *tjd Mr. B.. W .' JltftU get J>etUr results. He ships many tO the foreman and court adjourned j ^ ,T h a t ' ¿ ; jumji|*um kppropriatioQ , and waa aceordkd tho honor of cut- and wbrften (ff XmeflFa* *'’ don„ Dainty wres1^Mi*Js,. ,cpifr?..'-- crtfea*aitd orange boxes to this city NeM' Suiytiy .evening at 7:30 a for .two hour. In,order to allow ev- of J $ 1 0 made annually Bng the Saint Andrew cake, a.boa«-, listing of creamed chj^toh and green and came down,,to- look :jttcr his ‘subject wlll^bo .considered which is erybody the ow>ortunUy, of making. for p^lfo'jjuiliU ifg work, to bo oxtiful example o f the culinary- Art. pens in patty shctl*. izrtva paafe, many custoiftBs iai.tW« Wetloa pf holiday. AU the stores p#^dyd,‘.[n',a btp^(5flnco with the plan 'The eake^iced in white, was iriorned rcceivinf much attontioi; today: ‘ ‘Is it a real it. ,1 im 4 vhi-cte avid nuts, prafar* nnd. the » the Church Indifferent t\ > the Social : _jifce-tt closed I at noon and that ber*)n' reoom anu H it 1seemed seemeu mac itlijb d fei^ . f’ w ith! the .name ?lt|^L.*A»df#w*s Jcerl tea »pro served at the eoncluproblems of today. A recent ur- every clUzen of Sanford and n eigh -j ■t h o p03tmwsltf.fAD«r^ « U forth . , *1; ,■ nnd ■^Vîalnt • An**” Am ohg/the prominent visitor« to B M Ï w i f M ' -■ » a '"**: f f ^ j i o n of •the game. Mi’ s Ilensie aVcw'ffpM In red i4 n ¿J V M U WfTr tiçW in qn* pf »ur popular maga- boring towns were at Woodland\ whal (hp npvr9li^ lofe, ’.irtFj[9Jf w v . • the city this week is JF. O'Hara of f / • fcjintnperl charmingly presided at FI()rfdil J t ^ ^ i . ^ h a t they ® ^ ^ ' f f r a d ® ^ Ä J t l i e catféj JÜnes Uould lead one to thnlk ao; Is Park to attend the L a g l« picnic/ ^ tbe’ptjpch bowl Burin;: th» evening. Jacksonville ahd one of thq largeat ■ such Impreaaion warranmf or noi b> Of jppase ovcrybocly hud a good vinJM »eym dnr W, -pl»n(:M*Jollows: and- served- Jt to'' Hie; ju'■ta tir — The Pr-idfw tjj* bO’ t nn.d bo*ite$s-*nd the land owners In thc ^1state. He ia .300,000; color motif- extended toJthp^Yfifcrsh-. tha<fn4ts of tht /^s^'. Yoà'rre’ in­ t l m e ^ h ^ i g a a ^ l w a y a hav* Trontw. Qjiwtt.’ those present ,were Mr. making ,* deal in 'aom* ol the lands vited. com« and pfb^F..t>F the ment table defcoratibna. Across tires goat ■ui^aY-’iJju.G^pn Iflim, 335,000, *pd Mrif S.FJr Bjtrptt. 15r. hnd Mrs. i flrfjidHl Celery City and will be here tati on. 5/.*' presentation Methodists Worship In Star Thbnlr^ handsome white cloth,: broad bands' drew?« Pida|h%sAAppv)'qvlated, JOfT.IIOQ;. - . •;f t : A NbaC &t/: W l , Mr*. *Forrest *»v *r:d dhy* vWUhg with h|* many of red ■ribboiuwere placed and in the ebst uiidfi^' «¡^thaoh plan 32S ‘ Dwlôé tôjtho f.cfc tty & v u i dhurch Informal Dunce 1 ^ V.r Lakej SfrPuTitflft W7 Ffern- Sinford^ fmtlds. . c#ntar*'d/ thi* fable waa j> haadsome • J4far F. -8, Munson was the grs-j building ia -being ; únido v‘ down to St, Pet*JpYroFt£-Appropriated, 380, 7 ^ » . dnii. Mrsf'i}pn]r,;W. F/. TVatsgn, Mrs. ‘ j silver candelabra, d h e ' five white 000; cost .under .BuHfsqn plan, 346,-' dou» hostess of u pleasant informal Jglvtfcplace J o the- linodi?.«irne..brick An Imposant Thvnle W- D. Holden? Col. A . M.-Thraater. candle* haying xwd shades. Deli- dance given. Monday-wvenmg ot her structure wide-k^ Will »ooft be bqilt 000. " Will bo presented ‘ nix» Sunday Mr. and , “"^aughlln !»g of studio 1n hunor of Midi Mabel.Bowon the seme site, tho services of the Mr. and Mrs. _. ’’ pi Dr. evening, at 7tì0. -JM .the Congre««- Hous ral wt, ondè> ' Bjirltí^on pito, 330,000. leh ft charming visitor fr.om J^JÚon-| Pffipt Methodist church will, be held co»k ^ Oriondo, tipnal,. church. I.t la this: ” 1 » thó and Mrv.Jq)in 1 wore served by d io < x patroti*eae» of D íf.ánd— Appivprifttcd. 365,000;; sillo. The decorations, wsre most in tha Star; Theatre. . it'. ; Dr. and Mrs, G, dsr.of Or, Church1 Indifferent to tho Sadal ^ e ‘ *van1pg, Mr's, A ; Ny.l, M * ‘ * ’ UUia# ‘ atid;* handsome ..Sunday r e fill a t , 9;41k-1; ■ / . ' vndar Burleaod plan, 330,00 Problem» .of Today?"'There are lando and' Mire -.debumpert “ ‘ * ' ' Orlando— Appropriated. 355,000;few 'subjects of vakter* Im port / t-' *' ‘ V 'A coat un<k-% Burjeann pkinf $30,000. to the ciUzenahlp bt oim country Jale . laçhrcola - Appropriated, $75day,: The anawer ta the quest dng >P P vlth tjifc r e c t o r , * 'R o y . .. J 000; boat unde r'Burleson pian, 330,- ,-a. wni-.bg provided with amplÁ'-rnaml Yaweir, * j —j's-storelió*'been very eucease- by those Interested In the church and -BandaU Ch»gc -w’Jre r«1* ‘ the Everything .will be done to make fui In every way and many people will Toetni .^çepair or hope to ,o^p i 'mcasui# fqt.-lho hfapk'atfty of évèty otiy -JcVhat home-» *The pwstor - ‘ Lj^elamL-i-Approprlatadt 375,000; -*■ tstnt ftdm-a distane,] to take edvan-' niUloh: You are w*lfoin«d.to .hoar V ^J>T a ffair. M ore ::th ah Mi,«. ?J’abc; Bn'wter, Allas M«lt Whif-1 will.,pfeju>nt ’ tho old Gospel .ih it» cort’.rt»th'f-'^sjrh**on plan. 330,000. ’ thls^ theme" «preaented,; come^and ¿T • «f tW marpy^hargalna offered. 3 <iy gq*sts were . . ; ,’J “ sih i ‘ ^ d U s f \V edt«ri% and* wilt bmig ,'í ’ friend: J . Belie .. ;lxit ttav« ■ is jf "you' have OOt ;1x*t tt(*. ft r*-days lc'; ’ ..-dnesday DW ŸVmklretdy atuÍH HeVt ahPubl ^ N ollc 1Tolkr ..and Ralph ' Htevei England State» w Ptfrkins, de your dm, this week; are Home fpr ;the aummer vacation some time wlLh f, .Beh uro port, i^ n g pi amuauon* n a v « « from the mH Ics! col I ego' a t . kvsrythlng ma »y‘. May 30th-ii-a and from there will "ie, Mrr"GiUfoiFhyt |'Ciar- to atten d it' ‘* »d iW g la d .ja /W in Ran* . Mid you can , - tho *W1 r ___ y are'- students st JefferMl»» Pqachea 1>ef-| »svlng.o’ n dejívety will .*i Ha s hnd J w t * 1 ^ one how fter 89 -hM been P R O B A B L Y R E P O R fm m TO TH E JUDGE TO APPEAR \AW* n HAS COMMISSION FORM GOVERNMENT EAGLES HAD , A GREAT PICNIC mu m m ?-. ■Twr- , i �ù T R I P TO Hat* Tw* WeeJtH At ' liful Enterprise R r ** - f; 4 tin dhllijra, •fecial reduced railroad r a t « - f]la (»cured forr par­ Mum are fa*t being'/completed ties of ten.1* y<jrtner particular* may •Tor the Florida Young Woman's be obtained.-by ’ ^bplying to the Conference, to be hefil at Epworth Young .Woman's Christisn AisocliInn .on Lake Monro?, oppoaite San tion. As the hotel accommodations Til'd, June 24 to July 8th, under the* are limited' those who desire to go , eyjpieAi. oi the Young Woman's should make application at once, so > Christian Association. rcservaliorui can - be made for them. All the joys of out of doom and This confereoc)*, which will be tte freedom of camp life are-to be conducted Ilkef a:U|rl*’ Summer Cam combined with special’ conference conducted lik e' -a’ .Oirls' Summer features; simple JBtflMe and M issis Camp, ia the'flrst of its kind in Flor­ study classes udf, Afid*r the trees ida, and meets a long felt need, for technical counrilaHjffti''1 tbe^ coilego It offers a rare opportunity to thf girts; inspirational t i n t ¿round the girls and young women of Florida camp fire in the evening veapom to combine a delightful vacation trln by the lgke; talkie "tin tKft 'various at slight expense, with the htfiplr«-' forma of aervica whfen ia being given tlonsl feature« of a conference which to tho world toda y,vdtf'ljlifvn rca ^ has heretofore been available to to give these young;Vornen who •W /e few. fio niothdr need fear tp.-ldt tend a vision, of the âbun- |jer duughter^comc alone, and ‘eviy dant llfe /Y lk d of tlu-ir place jn ,fhe y o u n ( £ Vomndl/erDO^would Uk* W A S H I N G T O N , . —* r %■ k f i> ' And many qther handsome prizes to be given away by D. A.Caldweil&.Sons » utr m Ar #■ ■ 7,000 ,i. competent' young college wotiinu..'». Tennis, crmjinit, llshitig, j riiwdng, driving and swimming will hA‘ iwiin b the attractions, and swimrni /T '* sons will^hc given, . f 1K ,, Among the ^.'•©niong thiT many, many^ delightfut delighlfut walks taken^n points / w K l f c‘ canile s n i . taken J o nearby pointa W .9 .^.-i'reit* \ i r * J in is llensor 11"nii>n Springs, « t wljcaieil for its ^bra'ted ,1, healing «aren., and .. and Return THIRD PRIZE ■!, mm ^ Jh> D ynam ics o f a Church *1 George "Hyman, I , » S If pastai,, of stirinoli, " tus ujntamica . oL. ' a • f^iurch In series. - The venutili us 4-whole h«^ been delivered ih mar cJiurches of the state. Once It w sjjéìkeil to more than 600 .youi } ^ ° ,n ‘ Kb 1> ,n(,a' ” r' twlr° thl* *UlÍonJ ™ ' - NOTK- All'out MILES camping experience, and v"> lflv -* SERVICE t*^ wUh-have opportunity to win many * ‘ "booppi under competent ieadcrahip. tini bear thè greatest The ,'ijtflny beautiful walka around known* iniieifge guarantee. yet are Enterprise ofl^r atrpn qng inducements, ^old^atNk’ liriie-eyan.lets than tlrea of fp l win ihe ivono^fof “ W , gnd-lri the I\e- ^ erI\ V ^ ^ r * biqw'.oèta *tui ^ r y jr ^ k r t ì^ jr p b o ! which has been %encrat:; Ve*r. duuraKtev, -covers "»ti tKp5n»poful of the guestj ^ M ^ v tnilea4 servicp against every* : 4u/tn#\-tbc conference they ! , nidy . lJfH hiog tucapt abuse. These tire» arie .*)oarh ,Jo v the "tw o .intended for^rndst severe setviçe, div«h^¿ orncefrn "to swi/n th0^ "lour Orders ha vjj - been received for standard t Jicsidi-s the -bon'thèse t ir « f o r , use iy the United ora whieh may be won In Health S talés Government Service. ■ Craft the Camp Fire Girls can put As a -SPECIAL IN TRO D U C­ their knowledge of Camp Craft to T O R Y offer, we wUl allow the fol­ practical use, and os for Nature Lore lowing prices for the next ten days the Sndthsonla'n Institute is said TIRES— TUBES to be richer, in botanical specimens Tfre * Tube from Enterprise than any other part * 28x8 $ 9.20 82.00 of Florida./ / f 30x3 10.25 2.30 Tho young women in our Florida 30x3 1 13.50 2.80 colleges are manifesting much inter­ 14.05 32x3 3.00 ) est in the conferences, and large del­ 15.25 3.20 34x3)4 egations are expected to come from WM ’ all the colleges. These girls will .31x4 0.26 32x4 18.00 3.30 have their separate councils under ,19.50 33x4 the leadership of Miss Mary Dud­ • 3 .4 0 .. 34x4 < ' 20/40 ■ 3.00 ley Powell, Student Sccreatary of 35xf - y Z. 21.00) the South Atlantic Field Committee 3.8036^4 '2^.00 . * 3.9Ó of the Y. W. C. A. 36x44^ “ 26.00 - - 6.00 ‘ Representatives o f * 'the various 27,00 - •610 young people’s organizations will be 36x4 37x4 ,•, '¿7.50 " present, Epworth Leagues, Chris­ -f»16 > * >ij£^0 o.su tian Endeavor, B. Y. P. .If.’s, Mis­ A ll'oth if s i z e s . Non-Skrda 20 p#r sionary afbcietiea, . etc., ami, teacherjf of organized Sunday sch-ol! Jent*i^tra. 5 jier cent diichunt if cla*.vp have signified tjieir intention payment fn l u l f acconpanies »order o{,<,Himing and bringing' their entire' and if two are so ordered, shipping classes with them. Young people charges wilfobe pnid,by n*. C. O. D. from the Niilathea classes, and lead on 15 per cent of ^Vtvount.of order. ers of all kinds of work -Among girls Our output is limited, so we suggest and young women -'are, ioCited to early ordering. We sell direct only' >i come. . . . giving purchaaer'/the .advajitatjo of , • i While In the early 'morning ¿iouft nil middlemen’* profltA ? r there will b y 'classes and cou hr^ «jTRONiQTRt-iAD RUBBER CO? of an? Inspiratidnal j character for | Djiyton, O hio those who wish them; tho'aficrrtoyj* wiU f c left i-ntir<-ly free for tccTC’' lion ^n^jm pilrU M il^£eau^^ Al ■. i r - 1. Tm ittphnrgc of a SECOND PRIZE Trip to Washington, D. C. , -ft-*!- T irol? *Un<Ur«t TV Piano *-wV ií ¿4Ntm P u n ctu ^ e^ A u to _’t) Tba Camp Kire Girts are Cspecf.iall^invited to make this their sum- ¡*GIMRANTEED UaP!lBt ^ hu[‘: * * \ * W '“ g C Also This Handsome ÎÏ sports between the different High School* of the state. D) , V .:a x l2,;A rt Square otlAwtl , - strIyllztbU -n thUYWi» nomln»tI«n (wipes »n t m»lt ta I*, th* Coaâsi O' nópsrtmsTìt ofli.'A. i fUftfoot, FUirtdm. It you dual r*r* to tolw. cuupon Is (ood tar 6000 voi*. ! . : OH LOOK W H AÎS HAPPENING! J,! • . ■- :« r <:•£> 'Tut * ^ l*r!l A nomirtiu, • i ME FOR THE PIANO! Tim plimo given in this Círand ^ a fme itiahògaay Uprighi piano, beauttfidly^flnlahed, new and X. up to date pi eveiy raipecj., ^ •. • - • •• /; \ •, . ■* ' | ladies, married !n<Uèw;f»iul qld lndics, stir qjÌ y.óut ginj^gr and win Ulta piano—yhu c;m n j go « ! in with the TeterminaUort tq wift'afpl y ou are sure to coniò out at the end of the contest winner of citi th is ' i* \ jfû ; ; nomination ticket Is good for 5000 Yô^is/ we give you these free gratis, as aytip X. As soon os you send in your nomination ticket we will scnif yfeu all detailed information regarding this Grand cont ‘ ‘ : : ••• E X P L A IN E D Rules and Regulations RULE I ftULE2 Any candidat«^ having vofw 6r casting vote* for thcmselv« are not transfer their v o t « to another person. The candidat* receiving the xreat« t number of voto wili bo declercd -it That contest is open' to everybody (except salaried employees of J). A. paldwell & Sons). With each and every purchase made in our store on and after Monday, Juns ■1st Utcre will be votes given for the Grand Piano Contest. HOW TO E N T E R T H E C O N T E S T —- f i l l o u t th e nomimiirfm coupon the wjnn«” of the first prize, au nd below which is gdod for 5000 vqt^s-(you may0either pominate yodrself or a(friend) ‘ Upright FianO, at the do*«-of the d mail or bring in person to the contest,'department pf D . A. Galdwell & Sons. After contest. 1 •SQ \ -« Tho candidate rtceiving the second your nomination is in, then \jt’s up to you to get all the votes you oan. Because conhighest number of votes will be de­ •sidering the value of these prizes and the short time for this contest to run, you can well clared., the winner of the «icond prize a/trip from-Sanford, Florida afford to devote a little *^tr(i time in securing votes for yourself although you can make to Washington, D. C., and return. fine headway and posslb^ Wifk-one of the'big. prizes by devoting only your spare time. The candidate receiving tho third hijthwt number of votes will be ^ therefore those désiring To compete for the prizes should sonil or* bring in their declared the winner of the third . prixVi a handsom* art square (value '* nomination at once. The name of the person making ithe nomination will not be 836.00). • divulged. RULE 5 The. derision of tho contest board In a few days as soon as the* voles cari; be counted andvpróperly credltied, the .will be final in ait uuh-s. RULE G Unly one nomination ticket shall name of the candidate and the iuiroheffp! v o t * each has tò- his .or hèf credit will be lw credited to each undidale. placcd in o'ùr show window and also in each Friday's issue of the £nriford Herald. RULE 7 Alt votes in possession of candidates Getting an early .sUirt will mean much to you in gettingS’pVf^for your friends^ must be turned in before G o’clock on Wednesday of each week, In or­ let them know you are in the contest. / ., / /. ; der to !*> counted In that week’s collection of v o t « . ' , . RULE 8 The .Ten Thousand (10,000) bonu« votes -are td ba glvon only to parties ,i. seiiln^-out* 15.1)0 « u p o n books. * Wc^.havé issued coupon books good for f 5.00 in mbrcb&ndjj& at any time, with RULES Oupoiet-CMnnet - b* accepted as each coupoà boolcfiQOO votes q,re given to th^piirclmser, by* buying a coupon book you pa/ttetite.On a<jcWnU.( To rectivt nr. liunn-v nuift ‘o n UCrOlintt ct 1000 votes bònus. .* ' t : see hcbcdulo of Votes. ___________ to increase their nunfhsr of votes. RULD10 AtijriJiUtuurchasIng a coupon hook , Will be given 1000 vote* bonus To anyone selling'a. coupon book to another jWsorf, lTJ,(WVJ;lvo!dè TiCTUL" Wlli I *t 5 : over the «5.00 Hchedult. In other Get busy todpy nnd sell a few^couiioh books and win one o f these Jimidsomc pri2cs. ' words, a , 86.00 caih ‘pgrehose entitb-s y o o to &O00 votea, but If you It’s easy. If there Is any information you.want i LiLhat ’pokofficp and we'will gladly give ¡lurchliso a 15.00 coufion book, from you all the information needed, and help y o u to gtìt started tn IJiu otmtesbprogefly. * 1 ;. . clthsff one of the candidates, or at *V our store you are issued 6000 votes at the tirpa of putchnafng the cou­ pon boo*' 10,000 Votes Bonus Given For SeHihg Coupon Books ™ *inxprr«% . o w r » - ; ^ -eR aÆ -, •*>, ■v è ¡w . * v ir \j u* •- « _ . cri,ve“dFj4ili . . >,.v w w i o i i W w awu> Acro>tTia road-.fyìm G r « „ I n ’ " . or.MdAr t Smodiate Spring« i* « h ^ o m o of Jlúfnl Retiro.; " ' V * i « -oL the -fa m ih « ' rployeo o f IN TH E G R A N D PIAN O C O N T E S T - f \ »exifti jvill bo dctrvme d nt .41 o.dlóck; I 1 » • * " ^ t hr" first 'white swttlvr in Florida to . ,V v j -'*• * ~ ^ ed Ur Er - A •»**»• t hoir íiiftvm •-Y branch out fro/n the original stutlw- Sundliy' morning, Mla y . a js t .‘ ‘ Y o u 4 * t l p u i ü t NOMINATE TOL’lLHiXF OJl A riUKKU 4 wiAgMala , c mtUifaie WHO w ho'U bo^’ Hi tho I R ^'iSnîSï. ment at St. Auguntine. Near there, are invited to attend, •¿‘ .‘ '.. f'* or who may al any timo i nter the •4 V Fill out thlz nomination blank and mail, or bring in persoti to the Gonteet'©epartment o f . 1'; is an old Indian Mound, rin w4ilch contest. > D. A. Qaldwcll & Sona. arrow heads and Indian pottery may i• . , ' -i-W, ■íb í ",be found even today*. * I NOMINATE ' htono island, on which lives n ¡r v well known Florida artist,-Lemon X Miss Mrs. Mr . Bluff, Woodlawn Tark ...amT Blue . «... - • —%^*=»=i; With *iwy • .O S C«f>i P itrriuL ia . . . . . . . . . . . . *• VoU* Violent FtrgiMK^. SiWd N».’ Uingor , i Springs will he amorig the oUlcctive Uliti *T«iy • .11 (SBl I'arrtUM................. . IS» VoU» Be.nSodJ'or C<m»tl|mtfon S j Wh/ > ’■ poliits for picnic trips, and automo•"Wnh****» - .ÏO C«»h tWedMa*. .. . zoe Vote* . i> Address tUh tvrty. . J i OÙkriWltSà»,. f. . j , ,»i, . ZS0 Voto* ^itiit ltjeks of ■Thelf; f)lsag:ee. . biles will be prepared to take special F.A M » - , 1th ****>• JO C*3Tl*U/ih»«*, . . . . . . . . . . . . ZOO Voir* tvÜîl »vtijr I.M l'**h CurrU».. 1000 V.t a'jlc RffScti * ypartlca ovcF to DeLand, which .1» k W w Z M JI ( ‘«tía furrhu« ri..., V.rt» only twelve miles away. •'Ax- The i •To overponi» iior.zdpaiion 'tn'd . slug­ tig.1'»ri-T * Nominated By„ «very I .St..tayawal on ---- . ____ . . __ il tm sort---- «•Vtct« conference ’ will qitcnd over ' th«, gish liver pleswitrtly, easily antkxnf1!/. pnIffiBÌiur**rct, yvfào v, , « v*f f 2^>0 Çi» ce*) I» POfürnft are * « i . V. Wtlt* T*fT Ptetahr. *UUf>( vh«th*r > !!* , Mr*, or Mr., *ni rlrin* wrr*rt portoffl<w and *tr«t pHt*w ith of Ju|y n spedai patriotic,cele­ Dodsqit« 'T.fviri 'Ton e is guaranteed by L. R. Philip» & who will i rf uliy bration wfilk takq'piece on that dhy. W ith * * « * » • p * y n » n io o w e t tH> V t*.** tVith **rfy I.M yayjctnUtO m l ..........; 1 SO* Vot*« A ’ number of- very, prominent refund pirchane price (60C,)’ Mi once if With •*•*»■ ZOOI -¿»peakem have consented to be prei you i re not entirely ratLffed wjth it. -+iit pdt At the, Conference, among them I'v Dodsons Liver TorUTii made to take tho place of calomel and other strong Dr)’ Jenkins, president of Wesleyan College. Macon, Oa., who lo r n « jjdrgatfvw, It has none of the dlv•especially to m a c« the ‘y oungVoiii, n agreenlife arid often dangeroua afu of/Florida, Dr. R. A; Camino of Do- effeyta of rslomel, which 1» In fact ’ George ;Hymar) ' of Han­ pci*0n, n mineral, a fortn of deadly;mefford, MiA Emma Tucker, a well cury/ Dodaon a UGtr^Tonif i r ’tt «tilct-' ^ known Bible teacher in the eòqth, ly vegetable liquid, containing nothing' ^..Our entire stock Of Muslin VndergarmenU that Were Pillow Pillow Cases, '¿pedal f i v ^ j Jonrierly.prici-d-up to.^LGO, go on sale next Monday,* A Q ‘ Mabel Stevens of. Gainesville, htrnful. It not-only. lea vet, no bad Mouday................. r.f.. effects, but work« easily and naturally, ftLOaIpJIlii,-.. ^~Jr « Mr«. B. F.* Holland of ilBrtow,,'and r> ' 5 ' *4 '* , -* ’) ,* * * * without pain or gripe Add without inter­ ■v ; v -f-:. Mra. yAbncr »Brown, an accom. CHEMISE -, Mon' V i , ' musician and Sunday school fering at all with your .regular habit«, f GOW NS w*fevr from ,\)&*jrto«n, N. Y. diet or occupation. A Inal may bo .eif ■i^fisa I*ma 'jfrojgjijjiji^eneral. Secro- fit you greatly,/ why not «W '^ PRINCESS 6 U P S ■; Jac A ary'oM fie'/icks 31«,Y- W. ¿'.'A. * * * • ‘Í. I.nrcc Sheet»—8U90^Si^i\Mis Sheets, special H Q n ‘■ . : * 1 • í ryjjM p dSffb e i¿í»X t ó - ,y^ltít|v# ccqtive of the conference, our Wlmfbw Display) nnd ‘/ M MU?. Dudley Powell, lfk Mary ' FOR CONGRESS’ ■f«* '* -- -T: ___ s I -* ' ^ ; ^ - t - ■" H m •fe Btud6nV Beereinry of The South Att. fourth . lantic Field’ Cdmmitteri of the Y. W. . ’ • Congresilu ^ ^ -1 i » C.i A. will lw) there, for tho cuRifro' k' B * " giflii. ■*’ 7 “ ' * 2*^ ■!ikW Appllcf^Op id nttond Chia r o ttfer- k AI.HEft' i n V should l»4 maddtto.*the W in g « ¿ 2 Mi-ÿtïJ . / d o m i n '« 42 D iscom fort From»odson^s Liver Schedule o f Votes »inning June 1st This Store Will (’lose Every Thursday at MmMb J* UNDERSTCiRTS- ' ■, - ... and each, .» Us ¡WMfW.... .r z 3 ¿ i--_ 4 4 -::^ f tv* lyâteiI MS* ¥ or •»0 BM gtt , . �■te P E R F O R M IN G A DUTY THÉ SAÏ : \. -4- h&JT- the conscientious.~ -and Judicious wielding -oXday«, and the man who neglects or fuila to righteously perform tbit duty, hastens the day when po* t y it y will curse, him for such neg­ lect and failure; whilo those who are stalwart and march to the polls and Judiciously and fearlessly cast their ballots for the Interests and protec­ tion of society, hasten the day when theae* will rise up to applaud and bicaa them for a duty performed. T o tho young ipen of. today it can be said that tW* questiofi Ji of i importance to you than to the older men, fdr tho natural course of humsn events for future here, is des­ tined to be of longer durafiop, and abound.you not care for the welfare d f.th oic u ho come after, you should Wtjb 4he best government possible while \i shall be part of ytuir hai t^qrif. ^nd while you must îbok t for yjjut j r.pt' .-tion, for the protec­ tion bf ÿqur^prdperty rights, And for thosV.«b ou t>*qli. ;r?& ,' behalf of thpt s o i t .of gh^e'tnrpont.which reco ta k es th6 >bo Uni rights b efore‘the curt Voter. Should StiyJy the 6HK 7 «alio« Well «latcd period« «very citloen At upon to perform at tho bal• duty- which hu o f « id to the community In which r ’mM to bis «tate and nation, arid ** t*™**:[elio* .. man. ~i On the second o( June neat thb- duty rop• r L , the dtUenahlp of Seminole ntv and should not ho treated ^ c o n s t it u t e d under Our governcounties are hut cooperative fr it/o f the «tate, organised for the .l_!.l«Urlntf fila» IriPnl Z p o * of• administering the local JT.L of the govornnwnt In the u,.rwt of the citisensnlp of the ' ïnity* and the atafe affaira in the S a t of- the dtiwnohip Of the. ,uu. Thç county.-lgovi*hm«nts, .,d the state gove/Afcsrft, r h ^ h e «Tried on by f g e o l * W repÌÌ^ÌUà;u l (the odi rials) whose seta should ! in ^crordiûcjç with h»w. nnd the end desire«* .of,-. Ihe people of — a . « « .A r L c o uL;T n! t y . ' òr ,thh .«a te . as the case ib rwy he.^ïi» .htWr storila, tho rota- p ’a yïb T fm tfì ■ • wm Vi T T ? H ERE’ S STRONG,CLAIMS, FACTS AND ■ -iw A’ j-. Nowhere Can You. Buy as Much For a Dollar As Here •v ,r«a > vi}'-*ì V Ì'. V/* qte Thèse ‘ ‘Get Acquainted” Specials ‘r- - viry.'A. . •A :Û •V.JV Kg %■' ‘ V * ./ -V;ff 4 h •- H **. il ■k S3 i life -. & P . 90* Hr * ' “ ‘ . I m m ... porch or v / *•1^0 . si •Vìa1À: ■ fjÿi i V'.ü ■V ' T his splenditi R ock er is ideal /o r yoUr|an#dp«h. ih. Vhos* > tripjoymeht‘ the linMor the l«w and right to be ' }. « , and for whose i.nUircflt omula'Ud by. al) mankind while they .h e should act. ^ v< . , g©,; , Rboift. their dally vocations. ¡n'iboO'ing those who shall mffn- What* «ratud-vVe .yopr verdict of I'lfS'OUx 'aftvlt» no man. should art 1 «iS ropn » *» .F in lslv n l.'in fum ed o a k ;^ r natâhi1;.f u ll si«v\ stro n g ly v Tuinforccti nnd m ig h ty c o m fo rta b le . A -. . réni bargain at the price asked fb ,— L— ernls , -Martia fin ish; m . $4.50 grace any home. Two-inch con■ • - tmudus fiosts, full size, strongly j built; will do for you and« JWyour aat .vt an> thing that, is purely f >> .t»rervpt, *>yi tihq re-( ■■' “ J ■■ ■ '■* — mM ■— . . '•* “ “ Tbcbaptii.^t mmh'nuUun imaginablafor comb inal to hiuiseif, and which' dfikS fuse« fa %tehcb by exsm|>ilt V h y beauty and stregth. DrsigniNf along plain, yet children: Let us send you oijc*. rich, Itnas,> I«»«» made ui of «**u« extra hoivy maple' matue and wdl s . .oncern the community at large; not demand of those who Maim the r /• rj braced. Paintc<l In red nnd irrecn; also comm In LX'puo has th t.m ii'u l iir- polltltul pririlege <>f leading in public life, snd natural. Another good|*'R. F. C.” offc'rbg. : richt* to make . sorti#1' pewmnal or who say that we muat^illftt gP%g> F 7 P 1 a* «*»/> *y\ 5|fej ciu-uc. -laws* whJcK, they make |ndj!lls»|ute,J liunriU interest, $3.75 values $2.48 f W ,. - rC’ tSX M : v-i^}vfv _ _ _ ‘ to him( the bam/ùpèî\',wtoè1t hit that they by their c u m ’ V .' * theirs ii made between tVr-'iarloMs t i f r 'm y by» carefully .fi ^ ^ : applicant« for preference oKi,J>fomo- la y themselves, and Sy'.phr^ofmlng [.■ ■ueo; lu t ,-In making hi«...decision, jsoli-evory every public duty in thi^samo Ittry man should give W m and spirit which they exact nnd "require .sdirlou« conridssÿillon to tho iwrj.b» of others. Lot's eliminate from p\lV’ i \ ■.»X i • ■ . .v * . ’ •: . * . . . tad quriificatioiu* of*aWry candidate .Uc life.O ujt type of men eontdrtW ' ‘JL> K '»'* >mS>■ ■• * •'• : . - .'r 'V r-.limsdf for «rfrlLp-Ui'ular, ijlnlocVviTi the mind of Sir Walter fferin;; himself g I Art . * ' flits; and , iu rendering his jud^rrtent jV f o t i/ 4 huh he wrote, "Dreathes . .. ‘ man with soul so dead, ! th\ ;. r..; iiouut question to he ^e- tVrèT" thè. mt f-^ 1 * 1« MAIM _HT M P A N ’ I ■ [¿ikdiU, which cun and will H-iiiler ,jVj>o<*Tie*er ÌVbb«metrer tto himself hath said: COM PLETE HOUSE K U S T N I ^ M S . »W 5 | [the beyt,service to the county, or "Çhif,)« my own,, my native lamdV éi* j “ WH H f a . w .«'* ben chosen t o ' lia so. W hpse'l& arl'hath nfe’er within him f l o r i d a ’ö L a r g e s t f ü k n ïx u h e ì j i o k e ‘ In n bl.ing up one's mind .'ns to burned,' A# homo hla footatepa turn­ WE OCCUPY T ills . Cl'.;.; ... .u l qualifications of n man for pojlt- ed,' From wandering on a foreign ENTIRE T W E L V E JACl liai preference o r,•jlrcomt!"»n many sUandT Ih,*wch there breathe, go, STORY ULTI.DI.n o . v‘F L O R ID A É i B ü r i 'N i tlinp should have weiahL.with thpse mark Wm Well; For him no minstrel [sio arc rr^jly fct^lvin\-tp ^promote- raptures swell! High though his ri^titeouBneas, smTTo elevffto titles, proud Tdi name, Houndless hla Us =— |dtl acta to that hi/.h pint, Wealth as wish can claim; Despite Overturned the Ruggf , ;-rv MONROE ITEMS» . not«, violets, poppies, rosi lilies tnsive and reprcpentntfva public those titles, power« and p d f. The This has been a 'week of. picnics and buttercups. Several young ladies while re­ ice, whej\ public. offices wff^ _ntj wretch, concentered all in self, Llvn r*i for Monroe. Woodland Park has Henry Miles rendered s w ilts . ■ • turning from .Woodland Park Ust in •be' ¿dsttidcrefl and trusW-d Ing shnll forfait fair renown, And had a picnic nearly every day. Mr. very prettily. . 1 Sunday in a buggy had their horse i -T i ---rWB from which a man seeks dobbly dying, aliall go down, To the Smelts gave the park to the Monroe A Maypole dance by sixteen young B**uilfrjroureo»nph*Ioii. U«j är n«ke his livelihood. In the first vile dust, from whence he sprung, take -fright and in turning sharply children free, for which all patroqf, ladies dressed In pink and green ■ * * * * "• rmkWfc Y e*«* lw»H » c Im j»r «( WHlUnrc a 'man administering the Unwept, unhonprêd and unsudg." * to the left the buggy waa over­ teachers and children tender their dosed the exercises. turned and soroi* of the occupants B -, , t 1 SON'S RgECKLk CREAM ici of pubic ' otfic should be ' J. J. DIÇKINSON . ■thinks. -&}■--â ^ î 3âî' " 3 The teachers, Mio« Helen Iserman »nd ih*r*lldiwbe<*r. S m « were injured. They were hurried to. ¡led In poi rtt of> abUiVy to op. The closing exercises of the Mon­ and Mm. C. Williams are to be con- u m mt; (rqulf.tv.ji the» city and are badly bruised and |able him to render'«. truly and efliroe school were held Friday night. gratulated on the way in which the «»wo«. W#podt!»«lrgu«v» _ • -1 suffering from the shock but .«UI re­ St public Servïc» -.thrqugb the The schoolyard w m a veritable entertainment was carried on. Mon» w22wwito cover. They itre all wrathy about . . . . *w ’fACMlti« pertaining tage waa erected for ro . ( , d , i k .l •»• h u b u n apnclnlly iu ¿„A „ „ an automobile that passed them at * ™ ’ p.iri^iilftr o/ffco to which ‘ h tho performers, Japanese lanterns P ,“',r " ù^hes, aqd *yet .this idonc does not Guaranteed Wear Ever Hosiery For the time of the accident and refused vwere i« d “ M u Williams for teacher*. » hung everywhere. First on the and Mrs. pmi inii»t citm Doon'i oum hair C u po*. to takp th « lnjip^d pafties to the Men and W’omen H U t him to dMm our prderences; program was a song, Ouf Country’s . The bMkst ball team, played a f f e f e U . ' t v h J'S i eSTriS i v w 's i icity because tUe .q^wûffeur said he Ladle«’ Special Offer (;r he may hot have thé inclinâllon Flag, hy the hoys of the school. A good game, on Saturday afternoon, wnt bv mill it detirni. j . . . ti.ee.. -Hr« wo* -very would not* h iv/«.tinte. e lib administer* the duties of 'his of- •• Flower Gantstu by,' twenty girls was They oxpect to play Monday, W ed- prtciii* C m . t»./ CLiiaiM, s. c., r* L« i , For lim ited Thne 'O nly*p (allant to say:the least. S/l" g^f.-solriy for the benefit -olf those Bfx pair o f our finest 35c value ry pretty. The girls were dressed notday and Saturdays st 8:80 p. nu r#f »ris b/ -i t-- - f j'. ' ' r ¥—I JL , -*». « r/nceri him there,' and >0 reprasent .Snowdrops, forgst-mc- through the sumwir. SEMINOLE PHARMACY 1Itdie«’ guaranteed Hose In black nr t nothing lefw than thé whole j - i ■■ .... — F H B É jÌ É Ì Ì | wtrtch - tiE ' ■ - \ : » * tttn|i°oo* V H th VrUt,n “ u"fi,ut,T‘ fpr »1.00 nnd 5 stamps for postage. A. His la li'natlohs might — — .....»■ 1 ■ ■■ ■— ■ " SPECIAL OFFER FOR m JN * a administer tho duties o f ‘ the . For a IIrolled time only, six pairs -* . » *s a kind of burine*« asset. ILLUSTRATED 3 » PAGES r . :-A of obr'Encst 86c. value Guaranteed nah which-he reap» nu advan. - * •Hose with written guarantee and Telia all about eex mnltefa; what to hiuuvILjiud hu friends in a a palt^of .our well known M en'» young men and yoyng animen, W. J. Sear«, a young:*in«n of inr« or political way. Again, he -‘ , , •'>•- 4 . Paradise Garters for on« dollar, and yoting wives and husbands*«n9 all * unusual ability; a Democrat of c. uthets^BtciLio.JtDaff.ikflUt-^hfl hw- J effht«eni4^À y>e. He ; has You know tlTese firvio; they’ stood cred lu\»s that govern ‘ sex Æ rba , * .a J . I ^.oarvige aione, through .lils-.’ itf.'"rii the test when ail others . ; failed. forces. I.’lnln truths of sex.lifk in served his county^ and city in-i * . . 1 t ' ¿ivo jtéól foot comfort. They relation to happiness in marriage. . They -,V«y give rèni loot many positions and comes before, j U v e no se a m s 'to -rip . ¿ T h e y hover '•.Secrets” of msnhocd sn d 'w om ­ --- r*JTbecome looae >nd‘ baggy Oa the «bapo anhood; sexual abuses, social evil, the people of tho 4th District IjwtoiLU '»jy cxorclae the freedom to| (s knit in. not .prwsod in. They are diseases, e t fr 1 foiba hi» right inclinations’ in the „ „ ■. fn With the unqualified endorsement. forr style, The Iat«|v‘ most advanced and of all the people of hla county. superiority ipf material and work­ comprehensive work' that has ever manship, absolutely stainlees and to been. Issued on aetual hygiene. ■' ■ , f t • -»i He is now serving theid as, Super­ Thcreforp «. man . asking wear «lx mpqtba without hole«,, or a ....-¿ ¿y a g a '‘ Priceless Insti-hctidn for those who liticai prefénnopt or promointendent of Public; Inktruction. now pair flresf. , , are ready for the true l^ner. teach­ . ' j ' >ÌB..should hqy6 ability to perform Don't del^y aepll in ^ • ^ ■ M e r ba- ing. having been, selected for the third duties required in ari’ efficient .■ forc. offer expires. Give ctTNuct ' • This book #tells '"nUrgriMl, teachers ^/ftms; he is a young rnan of pro­ |jJinr:’T- he iruit iiavo the will or sixe. , ; K v : A doctors, lawyers, piesehem, social I «(»ire tp efface himself in tbo per" .sqhool - . tcqVheri -' • ^ ad gressive ideas, strong in his toriWEAR-EVER HftUERY COMPANY workers, Sunday l rmsncó aè offlclrf .ditty and ren■• ‘ ’ *“ ; W . « . Q W ..all otberer ypUpg and old, whae all viction«, ykt open .to reason, n | '*•«-* bahiif ae/viea . stripped of • t i nied td- know about. s«x-brgtfers. j 00/ tiw or silfwbiiaisjVnnd he must n CJ? At •logics)-thinker,:« .good mixer, j» » "• D -• * .4 t0 do so, without-being hame f 4 n P u x-anlagonirt, '. i n i u i v a n t r i «.‘ Itn tt G h h lm litl k .*«tronjr’ when opposed ’• : ■ W»tJ b any outside' business or ' liticai Infl enee whoee coll- might to a matter he believes* wrong,, ' ■ U ean Living ' ‘Scientifically * rprreòt~” » * $ d c « c o f 'r4K •tfohk, r th a n ‘ the *«H of 'duty . yet withal «• fair open llght-r. Triburth: ''‘ Accjiratc and up to-date’ •d to the public. I ¿now there * ITomÌ,; . 'Btìindsrd Yqu can always pVco bim y4w itb-‘ . M* ‘ how Who.'wiU toakc. light of m o d e r n S a n it a t io n ; is ^ À ^Fbffadriphfa i-;.v w». hnok of knowledgjr.fF-Philadelphia [ *n Idéal o f ,'public »Wviro, and f a‘ ,-but the ‘ use of tho o n ò w i \ G g o o d »*. Ledger. Vo.'k. World says; [*>' it cannot bn attained, but tb#y j ' ' * *’ •‘ üuiktt'.ls right h o -is for it— H "Plain truths for Ik¿^e_,v(>o* need or r.-v 1 nu do rn openly utili publicly; K, No man or women can perform full ought io/know f>em for the preven­ ™ *ny run who will do so pro.r. wjqpgi ho is dead against'it. H *’ ^ »■»C l ■ . vhJ d jit f'io thcmxilvea of to others unless tion of.rvll«. ", * ^ : :-7 » . j» -si y and insinuatingly, doe* *.«d; Is.TUJt a policy f)olitlclan. but is'.-,' keep thsmsclv*« eetn'w itbip. . Under'plairt. wrapper for oniy »I. V i0f khe- reason that such a ' \n upset liver or slu»Uh kidh«y« »ÜI Colo;, d ì Money< < 0rder, hostage H> 1 ..nntuutgd' by much hlgheV ideals.. ' . ^ D u b l i n Ü P fv li'i* w n t i M te\r fiH ih r , i■ , " ^ ■é chfl** .a»*«»tpg h h i n g c o .^ ii* -----Ohio ;•/ :t -*r» I ~ for the ’oftW^'bf.vongressman from • y ‘ ' ' tho Fo\irih{ District, ’ W. J. r^'Ì'thla'*tbt* * \ l '•> -J A? t ,1 Who i m p win i Carsm-n t I^ref-Ald takes the place ‘.K IS S I M M E E ’ 4 ! Sonm 'U tho 'dnly one not Uvlng W . J. S E A R S , cajomeî pisèe^exeeptiog In V l ’. J i t J ___ ^ . l* ’ . ->ÌAt. <th^ extreme dnds of .»W thU Jdl$y :*■*' f) t> ■ ' • • • 7 *. > Dio s fjv r’ fpcto/ *■ " f t- 4i» »?*r« i ^ . **v ’ ' for m ,„y % *35ta-right mJw on tho Jlver “ »"l- of i ; v , ; v J E W E L E R ' eliminates‘riso poisons $2.98 ?-sm $8.50 values $5.35 FREIGHT—Prepaid on all shipmfcnts'amounting to $25 00 or fiVer, It. doesn t amount to much on anything less. '1 9 Removes Ia n . .My>i'icy' - . v - Sexual Knowledge fo r Comgre88man—Fourth Congressional District ■M '^ s a s s e s i i S s s É Ä Ä r -,m y Concerning r , ' Henry. McrLaulin 10 lhe neesjiritiM-’ sail ^ p u . who coast httVB “ »•tii .in rally ,, MY SPECIALTIES 'gird -by Pickard's liaint-Pelntcd Odns ijf/cotnoound. J - Gorham's Sterling Silver IR -o f tho have- a ElVt Coast in which ropreeentatlvo K'-LV npVr1v*r#L- in whom d is t r ln t U -io c s t W . you C«1 . i«ol ' Nom na*.» *** for w . Ài s/m June primary, And you K* • - » "Joe * Sears" 'X onu whom you can appfqa^ m o1' 1rs nt,. r -j- > UV .. 1.J the ' you �kvVir x X ’r f - -1 ’ *1. J - ■ ’ T* . ' . 'r ii;... .. .'r¡J I -i 't&V&it+i : : v- -iSiítr^ -----im m o li' woaiu ume mum in, jw jr j i w « i/iiruiiwwr*' i un«Ç-,îWïï* baromcter-^-Publlc* .Sen* u.^kiK, Wr|jcicntativc iL aki ^crpmiaoii___ thimi.Uraci$&jft.. f allfofc& b**jgdicato -TUo FotJi «h/i f v. if Yi"T«»i»y ssT Í rvl»r that Seminóle county would take! real cOhJílTon o¡ oJTuirj. iohn H* CL TUb HfRAll) PPJWINO.COMPANY I m P iN i tbtora .. k — Stockton’ 'WiU rfu/tdÿ-Ÿtfpreae“ " ' “ *' In and Seminole will. |There I k. j. (linTr. e«m»f ÎâtT la no argument over it and there will ida in the Uidtcrt States i M IM Y N t S G u a in e » M a a s g s r This ha* bWit ;«n tmUsimi ica^ibe {none. We hope that with theae t h è 'two leaders Wt<few words we can remain youra palgn uascription Prise, »2 00 a rear ln*4#»aM# truly, etc. done very little of the campaigning , and have left it to their friends to D*il*n*a la Iha Cltf ty.eam*» »100 e*r r«*r '* . do. As a result, the .friends oi Pro­ , CQUNTY HOSPITALS V arivapc* w zbeper awoth. gressive* Democracy have gone Into O í Pârsw ut» In a ita n e » i»u»t ‘ b».m»d» * i »O o, - * Referring to the meeting of the ftl» _ » * ■.. ®L - : -.5 — ___ . "W - -* ........ ^ *the highways and byways in an en­ State Medical Association in Or­ deavor to have Diat.’ dblo exponent of •• aaoaai-«tai* ewk «•«»»» Auauit Mud lando' the Mornlrig Sentinel of April atSanfnrd. taop. »I Ihn PootoHki ai 5*ntord. fl nwld*. People's Rule s#pt' -lb , Washington, 15th contained the following i AeiofM« itlrhrd. IH7» where he may cooperate with »uch ■v "An interesting dupistlon was men as are -serving the cause* for i Na. U » precipitated yeatordfjf';afternoon n*rt«/»lc» BuUdloa which the people have. long striven. when Dr. J. H. I!odkef;ni Gaines­ When the campaign opened many Holly, we .fo u g h t you ville offered a raaolutidfy \ttfat the of Mr. 8tockton’s friends feared t talking about something- We legislative committee beidireHed to that the old worn out plea of* > came from where water Uptyjljr liaed draw a bill for preservation at- the second term would militate against ^or taundry and cIeac«inif.]*uriioaee. next session of the legislature to au- him, but tbo voters of Florida wefo v % LP It that la the Beat ^ p & S S l t !» wo'll thorize^the several counties to levy too sensible to pay ahy attention to' a millage for thè erection and main­ have to give Ssn^onj by.— it. .There were few voters who had tenance of county hospitals. -, / Reporter Star. *t ; ‘ not-kept up with Afr. »Fletcher'« roci* "The idog -was grcptly approved, onJ, a.*id H is' this record which has but there was some 'opposition apbeeA ^loseiy * connected with men “ H>.The pircnt.*-Ìt being co.ntenwd by aómt D. ; FLORIDA • " SANFORD like Litri mi'r, and Bailey JX'hich hiyr gLyi lion w m *, ** * .. that t ta s o ,Dimissione»'Af the eoùty f not only valuable to thu fphditfft «¿uscid ' public -.sentijnfthl" to swervdj ?,h( but furnlah InformationkdCjh^ voter ties alrnaly had the authority. òf H, R: STEVENS H. E. TOLAR. ; - R.» R. DEAS that he could not obtain, olherwlie. tako eira of the indigent sick at the "ThCj* SiafO' Rr gUd ..to’ sen public Cashier • Virc Prctidcnt n ■ ; H Présidai c Astt. Cashier it We do not mind saying, >Ve(| f t tht poor houses. sen tien t! so strong .foiff Mr.. Stock-___ atL .V -• ■--Jr~ ^ "Dr*»"Hodges’ replied to this by ri<yk of offending Editor'Holly, ton. . It shows that the majdrity of siying that a poor house was not ft ! •> get» ,^ut the best, «end our people resent any unfaithfulness .. adnl pop(|f in-the sut'o - R^>ortor* Hospital;'nnd nil knew what it m oaff on the ‘ part of a public official. usutiKy* to take a sick man to a poo'r Floridihtis. might have excused the *‘,u- Star. ' tV < V ; \ -.V =c hoineiv lie ¿aid that a model hos­ Thank* and. Inyou'.atop irtf(San: senior senator for voting a few times to Mr, ,T .‘ K. Bates tor his aaslat- u J ftf ,IfcAtl rCourte Hctmlh Jndict.i v*r. , jferd you will deed a^ini-sbdpm lnai pital was needed in many of ths with thef, Republicans; might barbecue in Chuiuota lost Thursday jandage in order, to ¿arry your load counties, if iiDfin all, and that the have forgiven h^m,- for sanding the and'all report « pleasant day and an aYics id obtaining tho subscription»^ DiniFn** tn hify ooà * 1 Report from the finance comrfiit« » ‘fiw trT ii » 7 u l V without apilllng it. Spelling o f care <>f th« »¡ck Who might be sent BMley .^Hégra m i / * ft.ivoto ,fo prevent abundance of gdAff things tp’ eat. ro sUch' refujéB witaUt present a II. Y. TarbeT iigafn has ^np Ge^ tee showed a total of »3,119 ‘ ■«y'' }*orapl,*lo»niW’ water, oí courae. H j* Incroasirig t h ^ p o wém «( the. Inter, fmrdeni Which, waft fbOrned by a few scribed and an expenditure of 1565 . .▼» , ati^e Cohjn^Tcè Conipi^iiioh might tieva lu m t o yard in dfinrge. . jl. V • t»2 A KlMUln. Il.I.nS.ni '.community. One of the M r.-ftm f’ Mrs.* Wicks visited SantO date. , \ Jg<" ^aa. . r “• • non-r»WrBt af'tk, ^>1 liewr^exjdnfnijJ, mid even the Hon. J. N. CJVStockto» tn*do IZarkAor/viUe^ »em b ers strongly sup* Kir. 'Harriaon ----------1 s,•", rrt''1'1ford Wednesday and Friday. Mr. ^ ^rtiv^Viptsoita ; /passed as a mismnnjtikyiw friends here todly \jyMnhFtmen^odgeft' resolution.' He .t«ke,*h^t When they so dosoly follow Wicks is finding a rca^y market for ch'ftfge reported ing tífe people and he will make many county hospital*"ih' his 'oranges. at work on jhe grading. . ’; '^mU ss each bther the people forgive, hut - \/ píuny more here tonight when he DVoal’ ¿ounty ha» lyeopme the dump­ ‘ J. W." Daniel hits completed and -J. T. McLain agreed totake' up they cannot forget has the opportunity to address the ing ground 'f o r .»jlre fttdigent sick the matter of h a v ijijt^ e ftopd deThe friends of Mr. Stockton have moved into hia remodeled« house. people. Hif^worda ring true and CW---■< from many of the* other counties, The friends of M n. K, M. Sieg dared a public highway at the nekt ra»o, minoi., .«nd A»t hi« pr»M»i rUc««( been dignilied in everything. They his record is clear and it will be hia tMid»hr«_U p) »fflant unknown; ■»k,; ¡j , and an Immense amount of work will rejoice with her that a cable/ mPeti of tho county commisAioners. d,(en<!»ftt in ov#r lw»nl, have not In one tingle Instance gnrutime ‘to serve the people ns their 1 *t wm being* done there, but the num­ gram from her gon, Dr. E. M. Sieg The Ynatter o f'* tr behlnd the official record of Mr. tlnited States Senator. The people ber of patients coming in from other would kind-it»^ -«id d,AnftiM. Fletcher. When this official record announced his aafp arrival in Vera public road to Sanford wt* discussed wham of Florida who have always stood •ninrrfor«. yoj,. Jny A. Eimpin. *«• W«. counties had grown ao great that waft held up to public vlrfw aentllpont Crut from one of the inland citiea, and Mr. Rebi)ind#r'»greed to su r-1by ordered to »Vrasr ito iF, bill el rta by John Stockton are standing by regulations had to he adopted to pf»ln«, duly fllwi In'tht* r*uw. cn Menl», began to grow in favor of retiring after*.being pursued by the federal» vey the proposed \outes on Thiprs- tha him today and their ranks are being U»y o| Aupni. A’. It. l i l t i£ pfeveht ‘ ftny pAtient from being ac­ for many days and being twice doy and Friday of this week and re­ ladleSrd brine S rote day u! thit rouit- 1 . Mr. Fletcher and electing a [ Pro­ augmented hy ninny others who And It & tunb,r ordrrt*! (bet itk tjjft«; cepted unless he had been’ a resident gressive Democrat who will not make stoned before reaching a place of port at next meeting be publtehrd la the Sailfnrrf- il*t»U. t have had time and opportunity to of the county for six months. liv­ safety. )»per publiabfd, In ¡temleulr rounty, fW> i Sanford List— E. E. Brady, mistakes against the interests of the study carefully. {itoPxton'ft career da, OIM a week lor et(kl r"a**raU»t ery county, -ho said, hftd need for The young ladies of tho Baptist F. F, Dutton. 25.00; G. F - mitn,-' week». people,— The States. and his life as a citizen of Florida. |j 1^1 Wltnee*. R. A. DOtlOl.ASS. Cl«k el Ike such a hospital, and it w ould'be no church have organised a "Cheerful 25.00; Chase & Co., 25.00; -H_U. Ci L. , „ an end the era) thereof. Ikil !!ik The .rank and file of the Demo­ hardship on the people to support ■ f i g * D. 1914. Workers" band •.«Tnong»**ii>e little Maxwell, 50,0(h cratic party are supporting the men PAOLA POINTS i. them, for in the end it bad to be of the Stockton type because from Everybody in this tibck of the folks yf Geneva to iiMtej^overy sec- A. & done by somebody. The resolution them alone can the people expect woods is working for the election of ond und fourth Sundid afternoon CoM was unanimously adopted." at the church at 4 o 'c l o « . All .the Co'.,** 25.60;t*TL C. ‘ Diibose,*. 10.00; [v :. something. The man who has nl ------ O----;--' * VI L./. P* Hagan as county* commis­ ehiodren Invited. Oi *’ JDO'-Ij T b rib e r, 15.00; Sanf. Shoe & ways been with the people will be sioner. W.e do not wish to disparage MUST RE VERY CAREFU L { ; : with theta as their Senator and . former cointnlulonery, but we have » ' Mins Emm« Proctor is hoing.agaih* jfifu. Co., 10 00; Geo. G. He rin g,.?1 F O R Y O U R DEH John Stockton having been more From this time on the discussion certainly ¿ever known what could after staying several we^ftrrii Sftn» 15.00; *Jrto. D , Jinkins, 15.00; M. P. Beaallfal Colleté Reaaaala * Kobinson; 15:00; N. P. Yowell & Co. truly the people's candidato in tho of the demeritft.'of all political 'Can­ be done for ds until Mr- Hagan held ford. past is their candidate today. Time didates mujl' be done behind clhsed th^ office. Ho ¡has already mtd-* . W. L.,.ßetg made &’ business -trip 60.00; W. W. Abernathy, 10Ü0; Yale and Harvard, each 9 la. x 211i| i Thos. K. Bates, 1Q.00; Walker Fish tfrineclon, Cornell. Mlrhlfaa has not changed his principles hut doom, upyn thy 'flvo points of th^ rii,Vty Improvtriifntf .In.iour roads, t o /Orlando la^t Tuesday. h’]\ Each 7 in. x 21 in. , <Co!.,Esh on BiutMrfvoi GaineaYllle1 Co., 5.00; L. R;’ Phlhl» & Co., 6.00; time has changed the thinking corrupt pryfftices law, and thop in u has 'been Ysafly to-qislftn to jtli o u r f . AH f% t quality fylt with frit bead... Me | v. H. Huddl people of Florida until today they low hreafhf H u sV h l’ It seaiifta a " t d W Ä fc y o ^ p ^ ” • u " f e; A Wo° t ' W - Garner,| L- A* jnf> streamers, letters and msscot . .te^ — n ston » , Baxter and Brumley, Brum ley,, -25.00; -26.Ô0; N. 'll. are standing solidly behind Stock- pity that a «¡‘ftndidato may go about could. In' fa c t /lie ,is .iM. eren Bt0-n las^k w«*k. Pi,!,«. M. e«ecuted fn proper c o lo n y This. who h v j leea ip ^Geneva- ld.00* L. ‘ P.-iMcCuller, 5.00; ton. It remains to be seen whether th e, ^puntry circulating false tales hii job, which wq appreciate, imd bftfd the people will rule in florida or th f of hi* own prowess to u public that ¥ur voters will do their part to con­ for so ne tira> returnjd home with’ Frank, 6.00> J. L. Miller, 5.00: ’ •P1« “ 11«1' Msortroent sept ¿oMpaid ; jJ 'u W B S A Chas. L. Potk, 5.00; Mrs. B. E. for. 50 cent» and £ .stamps f t P>7 corporate interests will rula,' has not paid particulst uttenypn to tinue him in -the office-fbr which he him lost Saturday. ' 1 * ,’ C. i W. Cqlpepper visited Sanford Takach, 6.00; G. WJ'fft«Hcer, 10.00; postage.* Sertd no^f.' hia acta of chicanery,, and^jhlive, the seems so especially adapted. . Irvib & . Giles, 5.00; R. A. Newman. HOW ARD 8PECIATY COMPANY on | A u esd s/ la«t. * . ' s law step up and aay no newspaper CO NGRATULATION^ C. D. Pearson attended the poetD a y t o n . Ohio A T .the regular meoting «{ th* 6,00; First National Bank, 26.00; | may correct any o f the statements .masters' convention.at S£ Aughjtino The Reporter-Star of 'Orlando Jor^l board of trade the following tf. McLaulln, 5.90; Wm. Aldridge, -----------------r*-~ due the congratulations of theVilatct made- the d«y~ before election—un-# last week. * ? % « • • . JkDft; E. B. Warqjan, 6.00; Sanford hUOTICE press— in fact double congratula­ leas an cighteen^day nptieft be.seria l F.*YC. Tate and Claude ÀVàVnbll fesoldtion was .passed: ' P : tho Geneva ^ Iteiolvfd, « « w v i i y u i That * VJ o l l v < W Uboard V M IH AM. '»» *db' VO. . Gkrage. , J10.00; V .V V , O Sanford lIH U r U lLast iiffl C chance n i R l C lo JV p*y § » « / yoar ,1913 r ' tsz J tions. Joe Hugh 1 Reese, formerly on the dlaSpte df Anaafus! 5/» returned fretta a short trip fo Jackd f ‘ trgde extends a vote of th’ a nke .*Coca Cola Coj; 1W00; Sanford Herand prevent publishing H drils-. j rT f ono knows tha^t a candidut#.h*aa of the Orlando Sentinel and the ioflyllle, on Friday. to. the citizens o f Sanford. w h * ^ a y /* « l> d, 10.00; W o o d r u ff* Wutson. 5.g0; qurni. List wllf be published J»aa. 1 nest representative of Orange county rrmda f/.Hc ntuti'mints ni to hU cligi-; Mies. JSA.rah Smith Is expected M. W. LOVELL •has purchased a half interest in the bllity and can i?(bve it; if one Know» home, ir ò m*-Fort Tamps in a. few sub scribe d' ao liberally to thd* Ytrtd ^W*. J; MoBride, 6.00^ Total, «25.00, lab and bydge fond, and iri^iurtlcuiiir , j , p ifriW '— '4 '»< lui. ffffft.OO. ' ' ----- Cell pet* Reporter-Star mid wj)l »at.e churin; that *nme__I'amiiilata—has, anwpuai to ........I the eniniusa e anatioa . ir of the editorial - department of the graft in yariom.-rf^Vnik; if one knows /M iss Helen Reuoner spent af.t«w | ap¿r. Yesterday at extra high that a Canclidatfl la dishoiu-St in a ■d«y».>Uh the Misses Peanon re­ noon E. C. Walton married one of dozen way*,-, midVpnlJf seeks at\ elec­ cently, Kentucky's fairest daughters and tion in order t h ^ 't h e public may Mias Murray,' our school teacher v c -1 h Mrs. Walton will hereafter take again, be fo o le d '2nd robbed; U-one o f laftt winter wga married shortly charge of Ed and if that young man know» ..^U^^Yhefe.. things,* actually altar .‘the close of acNooi. “ ~T«tri . u o f sixty seven .summers and j n i Vnow»_ t|iCrtif¿a*cannot- glv* thirdla. t ----* >’QU°g--ffftopU —spent ap FREDERIC i f . RANDr Président -------~ Z — ~~— ■" don’ t- know how many winters, KUdtirig detail» \fi the public without ,hitarlovu" evening' lately. -/taWn^ a F. P. FO RSTER , Vice President GEO, H. FERNALD, Vice President,;, of ■ enormous atxe, straw ridé, If *all \ itaul*. atartling , . known ua W. P. Walton, • Stop the risETbf B-'F. W H lT N E R ^ ih ic r •A. L- BETTS» Assistant over in Sanford we ^¡11 take charge Afad it would seem hotter to let th*6 ftdventu res were chr^ i ried/too mitcl^ ‘-.'Ä " ’ñriüm nad Vhr pofice force wlííTáke liuhltc, th^poTiile wTflcK seeks to be* spact|” wouid lie .,wkpjÎrï^7.1fû ‘ we iiried 'as ttf the-mlftdcfcds of will -, ohly say that- t heir ; teant .of _•w charge of both of us nad h«ppii\^s come posted » 'r* supreme.- CongraltTla»[■«- »‘buld'oe official, - nvake the error mülfs . y e i f veritable racers, ajnd * ,* . ftvillj reign tions to E. C. Walton who gains a of placing him in yfflco than to allow théir driver « *0n of Haip beyond' ‘ i bride and Joe Reese at one and the tfie press to make public matters of compare for skill arid activity. Some «ame time.* vital interest. of .the young Indies were "spilled ,. ftThere seems to b «‘. ftomething rad­ out," and h&d *fo run: for miles be­ lPITAL $25,000..* „ SURPLUS AND PROFITS 145,000 ically wrong in the rulings of the law. fore tb'oy im t the ' valiant, knlghtft T'HAT COUNTY DIVISION » ^ '4_: ' V *ri_ J __-ri' /-. v 1 'The editor of The Herald la sorry l h j old 'lime* practice of starting whp were« hastening to .their rescue; " • , ESTABLISHED 1887 enipuiuerlng^ ft wild bandit, whom 'that the Orlando papers .or sopit»: q{ they calight »nd made pry fop mer­ the Orange county people are of the w * » **' cy, etc. But n ho flying tegro, waf opinion that Seminole county In­ ri tiftS v S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A tends to take more territory from •uch work;, but tho law setma to be «topped at I m I and— "AH 'it#sll th*t '-hi wifrldng ovift tithe rin the subject. ends afeli. Orange. Thia paper made it« posilion very plain several week» ago Had ft said that nothing 'ftgalnftt a .^The fine ralna - of the last’ twq «within hfeplo,' have greatly ' refreshed all t .but it was not deer enough for our candidate ,conld be published neighbors on thn south and* they three days of the , iiay 'o f -tW -p ri­ Vegotation, and' have-made animal have started the "w olf" cry about mary" without first filing' ft a^worn life much more comfortuhls. but it county division and want the cand’« »ith tho laid, pernon, it is feared did not cofnc in time to — •%,’ *a. dates to announce their position on would havp allowed time In, plenty save the orange crop. There Is yet fot an answer— but to make the Upje a chance for w "June blossom," howthe subject. :* v r i - ri;; Seminole county w’ arifa flo^more eighteen days, nearly ih iw .w e fiw , cvet. ftod there Is no yse complain / ing .anyway. -, ' ..j • territory. We have all that la nec- seems absurd. However, there is nothing tiO' esaary .at the present time, but as GENEVA ITEMS The Herald explained or attempted ho’ done but to emilft and hriar the All the ad vani te guarda of the .Mr. Crbsswulght of Bloomington, J,»»w-r i ■»-»j-j *r-#J' -*-•1!« >i to expiai there is n small strip of weight, which may fall.upon the In IUi, ia ‘ visiting Mr. Whitcomb and . inaugura ’ the Umted State«. land we of the Wcklwa 'that was noeent tax pa^er because there Jo no jfpmHy, way of rigidly informing him of tbrt in the or in d pisn but in some manMrs.* V. -T. -Peters ftnd young nor was iitched at tjip last moment absolute unfitness of some of those daughter lefl lasl; .Saturday for •’i -.;>*; e V - ri *: ' * and put I n ' Orange*'* It is only a who seek political preferment tit th« Arheriruit, Ga.. on a Viaft* of some ' • ' few mildFfn extent and but six fam­ polls.— P«lm Beach Foat.length to relatives. i- > ■ \ ilies live in it but these people nre and * >J. , W. Holder Is In Jackaonville . very desirous of coming into fiejn- ‘ V, HJBLIC 8EN J1M ENT. visiting hfft' nephew, from 'lhero he inole county because they were >‘H °»ffthat the Vátftary election is goe» to Valdosta, •C.a.,/ao4 l.fttipT will forced slid are now forced to take J< tlltn |so weeks off it Is n much visit in Jackson, E V h ry p o i n t m a d e f o r incorporated in the law. hy. the ? the train to Sanford 'and tbvn go eaaier task to forecast the fesulta - I’ syiiu Daniel. .whV’js engineer on . • • ■ •- Orlando to attend to their county than it waii’ a abort fimo before puh- the. F:-£'?fcG. is home fyr a few days PV i oblesf minds of o'ûr ftnniry. affairs- It i«^ a ‘ hardship Jic M ntim ept'btramt no pronounced while'.on the stek Uet. . Ufi ffc * f » ' f A «B . ., 1, Ml*- -«... .. .... t « • 1.» J»L- - n « « and thi* atrip should Ilf in ^ f°r «rtiUri men In the race /-Alisa' Mcrtcce Flynt wa? called * îK\* ^ , . . >.;jÊîîëîr * -a .Orange, county-has no ’.pafticûtji^ for, i he different, offices borne tq Jackson,, Ga., last Saturday i'a «.„.I * âàV.J.» rrn___ 9 L . tortean for having it and n *iudy o: There is tittle interdit in the by'teiejffam , announcing tb*-ili the map will convince any fs|c mind­ congrcsniortitl races In tho varipua 0f hiir . mothbr. Mias Flyrit'm 1 'r i ed person thaf thesib’ people should flimUft«', and * most of the exrlitument friends *hllr ta Cfn ' ‘ t of he be in Swninole. Wetbftvo no ,1« tnso if « ted in the idunl . . D o ibii Desire A bsolute "Protection? A safe in the house affords doubtful protection. It is rather a guid-post to the up-to-date;pu Absolute: Protection for your papers and jewelry cost, but $3.00 per year, if you rent a Safe Deposit Box in our Fire and Burglar-Proof Vault. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD *?fE fcf- k■'H *"1 S I 5 *r--=y- |£âËÉ3||^S| is the timo io open up an account with ¿Member o f the*f ederal* Reserve u., i u n f c e é g î w é s ». ¡ « I - , Th« u.iui* h u - , for no new rj»f_ t e ’ 1JÖL - « 1 ■M .t ' ion - Kti m-£/,}}& �íitíASáa'Jéi ü 1 aá k , ^ -1 » Farm worth Ja.Japawil-1 mg. a tew days at DeLanjJ. at tca'bfonday evening Misses' Faros j worth: .LeflUiy-ChitteiwUnr ^ Laura.-Chittenden who has C. L. Polk. UUlc lU p p cn în g s -M cn Ü o n O f «een teaching in Orlando has return­ - Mr. Tucker o f Kissimmee and .P P. , . M, ed to her homo in Sanford. fM aliers In B rief * " d T "ine Piauo i»s Florence Moore <U the guest p.rty M l S t n lc d T W . y In th .irl ™ * '• ,* ... J **" , w* f . - . the Alumnae at Rollins Collège beautiful yacht for Palatka, Mr. b" by ,h t I W *'*. during Commencement week. ; * Tucker b l b . o - n , r ol .he U m l , > lumber mill. . . Lou,hum». |v.r.bem cul ,h . p ro ,m » W . .n o pfflSOSÙ ITEMS O f INTEREST . John Dicklns of Orlsndo was I », visitor at the home of his uncle, J. W Dakins of Hanford Sunday. , r, Of The Floating Smàït Talk» Valencia oranges, every one güar SBrtJflfUr Arranged For Hurried ford says that Hon. Joe Sears will be this firm for the past year to have antoed full of Juice, at Turner's. the next* Congressman from the at least one drawing con teak ?'#vefy ' Herald fin ders Phone No. 76. 77.41 ' -• 'i ViY -i;V Fourth Distgci. . ■ thirty days, and those who haVe - •* c * V • F. I. Robertson has returned to . Mis* Nellid Ebicr^was summoned been so fortqnWe. in their formal* northern Hrit Saturday being p.■ ■ his home in Green- Cove Springi to Sanford by wire ' yesterdajr on contests no doubt will be anxious Rimeriti Day th*s jwstofflee will after spending several days here on account of the serious Ulnesa of her to jeijtah this contest, which is des­ ebwrve Sunday c\oslrtg hours. business and pleasure combined. father. Capt. P. M. Elder. Miss tined to be tho-biggest one yet. L j-ijaat cakes án^ popçora.st Mr». J ’icnic right. LegU Woodland Elder has been attending the W om­ Tho first prixe Is-to be an upright 65-tf [ a. Simon’* , • ■ ’ Park. No place like.lt for conveni­ an's College at Tallahaasi piano of a very .handsome appear­ mhr | \ a . D- Common«, id Stone Island ences and amusements, Clean, safe y f. 'iVty Armstrong of Ebiyton, O., ance and tone, while the second Tii In Sanford looking after biwine*» swimming, poo). Kylts and ‘ rooms fs ¿tuj guest of Mr..>nd 'X * . ljorhy ■ prixe is. one* that every ’one would M l disinfected. & . . like to wii^ which is, a trip from Jlooday1 •\ •i>rd avenue. Mr. Armstrong . *r?T- -xu "ri i» i-T^o<lVe»l e tate business and ki Sanford, Fla.,-.to Wa»ht‘ngtbhr D .ip ., The quality mid the pWce is right Mr».'. A! W. Hrbwft of Kt^ot, and^ returnj and th* third'prlte' si^a ;en hay and-grains at. Dutton's.* 78tf and a qdn\b*f of*:-other‘ Enterprise ?%. Ff^tub booster. handsome 9x12 *rt Square: yr*. R. E. Tolar is visiting her resident* were ÿtyeqra to Sanford y M tiji^ d n a PJant i-oturned to her This contest' it seems will be eoitduring, CommMirt-nj'ejft week. homd,-1, El»., aftor a sucIRE b tut old saying that, "men moke [ ailier. Mn. Hogg* of Titusville. ducted along difierent lines from ceiwftH-‘ jwihfi» teiebing in the S»n• NOHob ìiofg/ O* I their former contests or drawmgiti MpuspE/.tD^women make the homes/' ' Cotton «r#d mtal, shorts, bran at ; I have ^ Jt;.at tiaSwixpert hone shoer. fotd'iGramm»f,* ^c|ioblt‘ A member of the firm stitedf to*; a •T. F. ptltton’v 78-tf * "That‘.js h'.tribute to woman’s natural good taste * Ilifatnond.^ Frapklih, Herald reporter |-hat wherein this Give him a.tria I. > >' , Mimes 4h-tf :• ■ w • ». n.ei-ei ..* f* .Ôafoeç. wi'i, ¿ * ,,‘^ fty T re»*% r of contest differed from the oth#m-was, h ta^.oh M tou n v.becauHu the Teoplo , that in the former drawings all pur­ vote tor Hi$.‘ n«xtt Tuesday, (adv chasers of small ».lnquiRs stood equal show with tho:.e patron) !who, »pent - Harvey Maori*/jgtf Oviedo was W?hile'^n^ T»m ptt'dhe visiled Severn! among the vigors/;fcA -the city tWaj of- ; h r 'í i í g e xjores and attendcH; to Witberington Tuesday evening. hundreds of dollar* , with th*i)^ to your wife, and see .what a home she will make o f : v«k attending hervspmmer shopping. . Jr V^iir. mu! Mrs. Cecil Gabbett ex­ nually, whilq tbe •winnets •In 1 ,, . t. f, •**-.'> A t ,1 * contest are declared by the holder pect to leave _ Mqmlgy for the New the house you live in. /: I ) Kilty ' -\i 1 England' sUpj» .whtge they will of the largest number of votea; but Hay, oats, corn, ehickan fffds fit i g „ »ptfrt.d: (he samnier on Lake George they haye made provision for those •p. putton’a, V s-lf \ ¿ N .:n . r .ABNER " W h at Is a H om e Anyway W ithbut a •he^t^Tirpaderogn. Th^jr. will be who might no* be heayy buyers, by ■ For t'oujiiy Trèsaurer 'fh* . fidatoj^ce .la making .sffvqril «bient frómv‘ the'-ctly about three placisv; on gkle their1- new Trade On Jti'ne Ihe 5nd , d o o d W ife end Up-to-date Furniture tb * $ « and. Coupun Hooks, and givin g'toii^ thou*. TTímitlní H H ra ; . 1 ^e . *dv 711..He #%hd any one selling divi i)! ontractor G. W. VenaWe and ,K , M. Smith was aihoiig the vis­ K fc [orce oj men are busy wT' k th'cpe^ooki, which mkkes th « one C A^ S H OR IN STALLM EN T , f a of tfii-, fat nest ^t)nd squdrest contests itors to the city on .Titeadsy. He tearing down the .Methodist Brumley ia k' mg n to tio to. Tig 0 . ^ a aucccasfui fxnijtJ; and under*, ■has been abseht for aeverçj wî-Ms and untib jjhe; new o d l ^ .U": ready our pebplu havb had th^opportunlt stands the needs of the people, vUting the eastern citici;'' and, Jiis for lor occupancy the, Methodists «ill to pnrtiripat- *see hiih\\jxi‘ the;. Star Theat|w for * Sunday .yote for him for County Commie- Sanford friends are glad back hopio again. serviees. ' . The p la n iV O f-th e new ïdoner Tupsdny. \ 80-2tc AU T^TO BILK TII¿?S M^hOdist church are-Ip the hands Miss Ethel Qiiackeifbn* and Mr. ....... _ ^ .i. Jenkins of Longwood was AT FACTORY PRICES iB-intke"çity several days of this week Waod and party from DeLand *peft|^ ^oC* th econ tra ctors and from the - » --a Sunday in Safiford. Theygprtde'fhe prospectus i f tb* now building-fill SAVE FROM 30 to 6(1 PER CENT’ is attendance upon court and tçafis* trip from Bereafoid Slmford -Jh Ij# 1>» onA- of*'the fiheatHn the ataie; G’ ) A) acting business. MOORE'S STATION wiudd find himself, if elected, qnly ÍV* . s 1 •• » . J*Ci, : Jaunch and g"reotly4eilfbykil trip * . Tire H^rry; Ward, who is home iof. a Tube Refiner A telegram announced the death *Garner ia your choice for Troasone lit ljf (fog In the puddle. "28x3 few days from his multitudinous I 7.20 $ 1.05 11.35 BTtr ami you will ghje him your , 1 Vote for L, P. Hagnn for Countj| As-neitlv#t of my colleaguei on tht of W. W, Dreasor’s father, May 22, 30x3 duties with the Ward Fènce Co., of 7.83 1.85 . 1.40. rote because he has worked for thé Commissioner, because he was Jbp< school board have any children it is from heart failure and his mother U 8 0 x 3 ]^ - 10.80 Decatur, Indiana states that many 2:Ao 1.90 poirijied to the office and haa-m -A wanty of Seminolg.1 (adv.) a for* go he cpnelusion thnt it b my very low from paralysis. 11.90 2d|5 2.00 hundreds o f men are out of employ­ ' 32x3' . good (adv)v .-*■ VÍ1. A. Howard has bought the ^Hail Carrier Grtene of itoute 2 ment |p the north and that it is a . 34x3 Yi 3.00 2.05, ‘ »cm,- Walker. Dickson, that he refers Alihan farm and house' in Cameron 12.40 rati Tomato wraps and tomato'crptos to os nhver. having attended school. bu purchased a runabout, the bet32x4 relief to ge| to Florida where every 3.35 13.70 2.40 U City. -tf T84i >r to handle the malls and can how at F. F. Dutton's. ,i , . 83xt one s*ems to be working and mak­ 14 .80 3,50 2.48 * At. the time the Glen Ethel school Mrs. E. L. Brown of Ft. Christ­ The apbjcct of the. Sunday event­ ing iTTlving. Mr, Watd is of the A84x4 Jdiver ^the goods in ret ord time. 16.30 3.60 2.60 i k-as discontinued my boy was two- mas U spending some time with her years, oi age,* hardly old enough to ing sernyM b-f- , tho pastor of the opinion that , the Republican party f 36x4 17.85 3.90 2.80 daughter. Mrs. J. F. McClelland. I have a fust class painter andjtign Metlfcdist ‘church, at the Stat The­ 36x4 J^j 19.75 Is--responsible' for somh'. ql the men 8^45 * attend school. Owing to his excel-! ‘-M is* Edith McClelland' went to 4.85 tjtor. Wc ciro do. your huropsi re- atre Will be the question: “ Where leht homo training at the age of! 36x4 t-i 19.85 4.90 3.60 lieing ; out of* employment as they "fairing and auto" top’ work now. four years he was able to read and E m Gallic tills week to visit ralawe y L ? " \ < x 37x4 21.60 5.10 3.70 are prone to do this gtunt every time < • ÏW • * W. H. UNDERWOOD. spell. It did not take him ten years tive«. 37x6 -24.90 5.90 Wheiv^yoy elgct L. A. Bromley a» the Democrats get into the saddle. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hixon of Cel,J. T. Sandlin, a prominent 'dtixen your*County Commissioner yqy •will Ay.the editor Of-.Thp Herald ann All other ■ilei in stock. Non- to *Gt lhrou* h th® firrt »'B“ der- Dy erty avenue are rebuilding, enlarg­ ^ ■ ■ ■ red U t h e t me he was old enough to safely M Lake City ia in the city this week elecbm man who will take the people nouneed-Pome time ago, Gén. Coxey Skid tires 15 per cent additional, ing an d. otherwise improving their Jen matters connected with the Cir- into his confidence. Re U ’thc work- HÇyer starts to march to Washing­ tube« 10 per cent above grey. All travel' the distance to and from home. . the Longwood school ho was too far M t Court. -ingman who will work for the people. ton wfth hi# army of sakcallgd ''tin- new, clean, fresh, guaranteed tire«. K e* advanced to attend that school, and - Notice to 9 ;Hj »1 Children and Independent Pepper, eggjrtant critem' at F- F, He* will be the Commissioner for ¿he employed“ - until '» Domdcfatdc Pres­ Boat sundned ho went to Stetson Vnlvcrsity, All who saved our tablet covers ident takT-S hiS syst. _ make* Buy direct from-' us and 'Vhoie pebple. ,«* . 8(5-2tc . DuUon's, »aVe‘ money. A per cent discount if where he entered the second year to compete for the prizes (15.00 ip T . jt. i S S t t itTuvprr., . „ ¿ k h m l !« » * 8 » . » 1 ^ 8 •» Otange City Wafer . ___ paymept in full »ccompaaies.'.each class. , Oying to his proficiency in gold each) please bring them in this 'i . m g r t a f e • , -»¿L IT. . commliwioner, he «01 handle the he was week, as wp will give them away >l Lake county we* In lb . d t y f. d, L order. C.' O. D. on 10 ppr c^nh de­ the higher »mathematic* If sulphur wai- r plcknamed "Geometry,“ and is stlU Monday. June 1st at 3:30 o ’clock. mtrai days of this week on businetd wjth you tyy Orange City^spçlAgt posit. Allowing examination. •"Mrs. .-II. E. Didkins'jof S c-P eters­ so called V J by his old riasa mates. Hd pleasure. Everybody com# and see who. gets TIRE FACTORIES JJALES- CO. tofater. Purest mineral water1 'in burg, who. has been the guest of .her No one knows better th»n my oppd-. the prises. Remembor a prise (15.00 Dept A Dayton, Ohio the state, received medal r.t St. , Remember that the boat that cousin, lie«,. R- -W, Herndon, re­ nent that tho reason my children did in gold) to oach'achool. ‘ warrifd you, over safe in county , di* turned to bar home-Saturday. Mrs, Lotljs.Exposition for excellonce. Sold not^attgod^tbe"public; kehbols wai ‘ SON HAS A W ORD ia) SEM INOLE PH ARM ACY. ithïwi aridity H. Garner was one of Dicklns has'been the ‘recipient of tji, liald.ggflon bottles, tweiva'^ottfea Í1 T ’ " " Ixfcaasteig — n pnhHr‘.'The, Nearest Drug Store! in h ie fur n o n ljpili.VBT-ari-b»TT tie menvafibow your apprecixtiòn mmiii «flsipi fwi I'H.i' s bill' hi H.nifJ’. it. Hchool'riei# enough for them to atWould Spaak to the People About 80-tf Sanford Coca Cola Rot|Ur;'Cò., R£-jCi To tftwj. , :■ School Matters Bo,wer D rogs^tor^^ , '80-3tc ■ »Nu.lrc in Tsx Payers -3 ’ The tax bopks of tho cou n ty-are 1 '« --- - I The .1913 assasamen - on your prop­ T o Un- Vo fofa of Seminole County: public property, apd any ono inter­ erty was made by Orange county of­ ! ■presume it ia futile #(or me to Bates for Assessor Y Uke. Give hliji’s Vour dejrt He'is* the farmer candidate and ly* ested in knowing* the amount of ficials. The completed books were de­ continue the controversy with my Editor 8aoford. Heralds * '• ? • /.. Tuesday (Bdvi) . * taxes Mr. Dinklo Is paying or has livered to Semipole poilnty in October, not ifraid of hard work. He wilt opponent.In'his letter In the spec­ It waa w ith. pleasure th a t-I mad paid c#h ppplly- ascertain by calling H tr y # H. Bowler, who has been] work for ydii and knows your nee»4* tM comment *of Mr. C. H. Lcfiler, ial'edition of The Herald he gives 1918. If the assessments in your neigh­ at t h i/collector1* office. Said books 'He will be your candidate. 80 2tc the,t uo*t ’ of friends "a nd n latjvYt’ borhood were not equalked. camnin and, me a Jim* opportunity._to hold .him . •< 1» Sanford, returned to her home In tor, ' thd -cifndidacy ôf Thomas K. Haigs up to ridicule and derision, but ridi­ ial school tax Ift tho Longwood spec­ talk to me about them 'and we will get Jack|nnvHle Saturday. them on the 1944 rolls as they should many OviWoirvUiton. to the city t h h - « ” ; thp.fioaition of A d ^ ) r o f-Sem- culo b rp ot argument'and I will not ial school .tax. district- amoifnta to • . tHI bai” ' v THOMAS K. BATES. take advantage of It. ; ' VValcn ' i ht iiaii. c)!itla:itBUArmuDbli?ii ^Treir-a-nrt-lr . « c aring n [ in^^oid. tirei regkjjy h ; idfa ■.fié~TTtimTBr im h "th#n rehoof tiasr afYg; ¿r_n'e1jiypl his .fail-, Csri. «stàio-*Tn said district, and he ha» dp worries sbou^'fllFtcd. 1 to stale that t knosv Uwa will sod at * glance the absurd­ IjkIj Canvasser Wanted iif* -* ■ ‘ 7 . átehe* to have that .'is tlia'U x-h .e ,w 1 Vo ta-for L ,-P . Hagan, {o- .bounty of ‘ no ore who has dqne so^mych' ity:1of-, his position; .T o thosd-d^tt A good tan.vav«r *can msk© sev- < a M ish ed f' r ‘ * JJrat'Stockton tonlgbr antiJearh co trTr,l*slofj>G l>ecau** b f I ìpE crnl d o lla r » '^ day. C»H at ibu In the-»amo longfh^ of tlmk f<ir,t|iis convtRsant with the lpW»iI^.wi«h to Reapoclfully, *«fr.Khi;,g kboyt y o ftr .to jttfo f ¡.t ehtisfrtUon to the people *f ^i^ dlt- city end copnty than hat-Mr. Bates.' point out tho fact, lhafr, k» propos-fe» Bye-Lq.Hotel, from J to 2 o ’ clock. i.-* cso . r.-DICKSON, tk* dty q( Washington. Sjocktoh trict and * P. M. P. CONNELL 1' have read dare/ts of lettenrhe has t o ’ abrogate unto hlrmteji the íuñe- Member County ltaard Public In­ 80-2tp V ihey want *UI tell you ahon l It. (adv;) - '«SET-. .wfitWd to tho pnpers lailding, our tidn**; of T, examining koarij." ’local alected. (adv.) struction, •District No. 2, and-can­ N O T IC E trustee», superintendent ¿ knd «Oimty Miia Gertie Speer, who has been On Sunday mohtlng the Rev. F, rHmiite. the .productivity of our soil didate for re-election. A* I have chnrv*•« t . ' ’ business of the «• gdest of Mrs. L. R. Philip* dur- ’JS. Sfeinmoyer will begin a series jot Sind the.'htalthfulnes» of out ioryjirtiJ,. -board of public, Instpuolioh. It Is Title Bond-& Gualantge C<'., East San* ford Land League, and W, A. Whit­ .ifig iht^past. week has returned to tcrmJus on the Christian Life,.tho Mr^ .^uUl1 him coiisisV?lhiy >Ven a barely póssiblt)- that ; the examining. comb, I cgn be found In the Tax Aaboard, the lo ca l'triuiàài. the ««pflr-4 , 1 , n t J > n l.obftler' for us during-^!* rjyidehce home in Oaldapd. tint of thw* «ill be, “ The Christian •eHor’s Office in the court house. intends* and thp-ftkecVoptbe* of W a ^ «öS. Dflllg KÇSUltS and. it spema, * .smal^fbward to pre— £((■ Cohveraiota.“ The place, the Vot« for L. P, ^Hagan'/br C u jm y bet .Á * j I T H O S . K. B A T E S Commissioner, because ' the " Wert Star Theatre. A good - choir »Ml ient ‘tp jjjn j w‘ h>q w «i «lacTnl m our thehlbóacd ^/nTglit object, j,'x4d VCÍ" ----fc=t=S •Wrtfc »"Is precinct* want him to further lead the congtusgation th’- ein^idg 'assessor |Jor •th* coming period xsl * Awrd yeah-‘ > ' ■'i ‘ u. \. T• *«v» then* and.finish the work T\ow familiar hymns. ’ ■reader construction., ja flè ) ‘ - *rö‘=“ 'Y ou Want a practical farmer l o t ‘^ ♦ 1 am hot pidiutiinid I ff favor M j* /I (a t« becauiy "activity •ti» ! * . Prumley wants .1 tç bè Coufity your commission*# for he will work ih-boosting our r'dsoufrha knd crettfor you and with* you. He U open « mmi»doner because 'he thinks Jic (rjgiam inole- county but X btli'rirV' .1 ÄA. •• . **" ^elp the people. He isUvau^: to suggeettona and will buijd rojids ho is the logical man at this' timiv f -,y where the people want thoiflI^Bful farrr.cr and know-« tiJ- u«W>ds lW' th£pW c* he seoka. p r i m # ^ bn htm «< the county*. ’ He- iwill /m the for Bi umloy- You- can tl* account of hft activity [n roai eMat# and he will jadgar be found .-want­ PEOPLC-ü COM J^lÄjiOh hero for tho past rtvVyenw whieh1 ing. .y ‘ I m - . ; c■' * T — 80-2tcj has taught hiip 'rhat thi*‘ holders of u Now1' Neptune Until, --tjsytsna tract» oi land, arc ask'-rfg for their ^ hi.ocktoq, panttidate for • it is n m iftL-rV ccin ratpUtibn to SaiafM ^liff bcr. jjeoplc, that the hpandal.coiv' ’ Unitor will nddrtws the people Bench, Fla., Mrs. W. H. Htlmore, property, thus giving him a definite ¿ition of their city ha« to Improved in the past yc r. . A ‘ no corner o f'm ra t atfe^t and Prop. Hotel on high bluff, ov*V' understanding as to what it should The fact that the-city i* supporting a third h^nk, and.<that the growth of'^THlS^.: • »venue tonight. Come out looking ocean. Large .airy ; rooms, be' asihsiad^at^ per acre. m BANK H|u bcCRTvery rapid, is n most certain cvidLcnce that Sanford" has at last hegut» »od he,r him for he is thij-friend o i all canopied. aiiU tjpjroqghW^screenIn dlgrtatf^up dnof/iebted y^ltfe«, ed. Booms y tth rilfd ^ ith o u t bath. >T/'‘ HW®- People (adv.) Mr., Bate# ia rininji-# .epltndid | to reap the reward shc/Ijas Ion*,deaprved. ‘ . -< ; on with blot Bath houses Id eo lor tb* prvjp^riy' o w b * r/> —° ^ •— 1— •• - f ***** ■ * .!.* ««* * i - hriri'ging (h is 'c b a ttjC .'J I'm ( lara Guild, assistilÄ -prin - teL Allibo Summer 81*4tc i i n the past* six iïtn îlïïiid ilt] CONTEST NOW ONr BiM wm m * m -H ’ s., m W. W. ABERNATHY s^TOF^Rros 4 ' v ' A'fisa ! — MtOPPB._ _ , .... - «ML : not » tat^a^iVfs Jno!t ___ „ _■ V Growth - Seminole County B ■ . ■ MIm Guild an'd lierrt«i«r^ j f r i t L v S ' Ara,1,* ‘ T«««k wqre for the ® wesk were'- e -* ,* ' t - ^ . all of .*GrinMyllW, who.JKèrf in H J ; E stw and Ttmt-. thrt* ^ -, * ' el-AuV^W Park li’ open every on land matter« that arp coming-up voter* of tile »county, joid' ^ t '/;.5 2 ' ■*>-. r Ty t ° . rido “ H ijerta.". at tliii session of* the” CjrcuH Court. wjy a{fl0 believe In him to n»,ekb»nj' - 3 . . * J« v e Hanford 2 p. M .7M Ì AH of (hem .«r> old MoWds df Thej tbmt hp will blt r^ cctc,, ^ ^ ^ thill y Mpa* r ■r_ jìmty, the Titos int 1n tl »¿.v,<ï5?c a« it 1 ith i v # t open KXHctz*' •* PEOPLE to sdp->**i moniHi liom $12;9i0sO^:tò ^185.975,85, »hows tiic dc$ifc-of p o rtjt -H O M Ê I N S T I r U T Ï O N t .: J - . to thé rity this 1,m— • -**.♦* — * 1TT T "I S^L t l l l l V wiïm M V — “ *“ ■— : . . . - _ « *> -m . V ,f" V V /LJ /y - } ïimtïmm m m u ¡»AlP^Prjak,. V- iri l o se l u i ■ ... p. L. TmSUïR, y-Pr». î .'A' . -V -V 4 v '•*' -A. X. KEY. ÇuUtr •• • •-" , V''• V■; Lî Æ j S * [J.1",T■ ’■vj '• ■■ . .i • •- " J-, . >■'• BiE* - Wi �V ii nom âflfl. flJTir ttauTaJeanlibbeu's VJ lW_ T p (c HQHRh{|S } •* ' lOsnidil, 1914, Vr dMMtOa* Ntwvwmt SrwSoi*) ttoni from 'tbo woman to Ibo'lau gh ­ ing^ S I S S ^ A S " ® ^ '^ '* glrli That- tt will brlDg heartaches It mattcjw not to him. He never see* his mistake until some day. a dashing young fellow comes along and bo receives a dose of hts own modtctno. His misery la laughed at by the giddy young thing fpr whom bo broke an honest, worthy, ^pmanly heart-O^o man wbo transfers hg; affection without good raaaon from oue woman to another usually gets paid back In his own coin. ‘icàT«; Ä 'V /.d AîiixtSïïTic '»apir«: ï sus» í ;, t w ÍÍ krk ° " Í ^ ? I,u - «ad. ttUu* ¿ EVENING JHAN D A Y T IM tf . SLEIGHINQ WITH H18 BEST Q IR L'8 CHUM. "U fa U a r*rri(tn fair and ft*«. Out 'tteilave that holds th«. golden k*yi . , For ■’hand and heart “Ses the lovera go' One* hold apart. Ufa's flowers art dashed wvth a »form at With steel sud bell ovsr the snow I What csr* they for wlnt’rr skte* sorrow Tlis bloom of todar mar ha blight to­ Rapt, tonkins In each other's * m ? “ morrow." S'.‘ if a girl has a beau whom she has A pretty young girl remarked to every'rmuron to bellevo-wlll one day beeps)«) snarer and dearer should she. me while we worts out for a «troll, "I at the dame flme, make a bosom friend w o n d o r If tljo pr.'r-t majority, « f of è girl chltm'T She la in apt to toll y girls think,'(to I 'rjfgfi1friend her most sacred thoughts : do? That glrte oro 'In a ’ bufit of confidence. Sho whis­ her falterfffgly, oven tba love '. nut m a r so pretty pers t- «nd.faHClnatldg In words ho 'has* breathed to her. Sho accepts blindly her friend’s bplnlon ■ ,h '! daytime* are thy a s U> hoVr deeply her lóvbr may bo >*Mé 9 m oThef. If the friend la true , ■ 'i evening? M» ^ ■ ■:, "I',.., "l'vnntmlc quii« „’ lìtuo, she will refuse to listen and to ** a f o w c i p e r i - ."giomment T :,- r- ■.U 1 / All g ir in o le not constant ‘"There ‘■r.S 1* tho young men óre aomwVbo aro not to be trusJed too (& Sim -I’ve met at u bull. , far wbèro there Is a deslrahle'yò^ng lj>. ’ ^ or pomo evening Tnan'ln tiio caso. níTalr, fell In love First, Ih^ seed of cn<V may find 'jíO with mo bn flight. root In her -henrt. If sho Is brought gà* " Elfch admirer much In contact with tho young man 8 rW thpn called on nn* thn treacherous friend may conclude nn lunk an no actual engagement cx_____ ^15] wjUUn the week, latA^hat tt wouldn't bo a bit of harm •v r t always liytho'cvjv t o - .W 'J l V 1Cai’ f ° r klm an(1 cut 1,0r nlng. t hgd three different jnxipooa)^ , If she knows her friend All wont merry I ly-ei’ pli’tt.- nn In-,: - ^oes vjCsjiotr ubineuntil ouldoor affair. Then by sleigh riding, she sug­ from file-IIpit of onch I heard'the r £ . goats ad li’ aho'd llko to have at m a r k ^ 'W h y , you don’t look like th e’ least ouo sleigh rido during tho dea* namo girl. You arenM Ifforcnt In tho son. Tho g frra irl'ask a s her beau if ir bo daytime from what you t|o In the eve­ will tako hor bonom friend instead of ning.' That remark was enough for herself when ho drives up with his me. I took good'enre lo drop them on sleigh and mettlesomo-horsea. Ho-la short noUco after tb»t.^ , disappointed, but ho cannot refuse^ Sho was a very sensible 'maiden. Ttyt gftl at tho window waves him but. in each Instance, sho had mis­ guodby, wondering If sho la doing just taken tho young man's meaning. Real- ■fight / 0 Uing sho was only a fairly good-look­ Uaybo a glr} knows that there la ing girl, not a beauty, she put thin and nothing so romantio ah sleigh riding that tdgother and Imagined they were In among tho soft, velvet cushions, the ill-,appointed.In her. fu> robes tucked In tightly, just room Sho was never at homo when they enough for two. Tho cbol wind brings called next time. Her Idea ot a man's rosea to her cheeks, tho stars Beem 40 notion needed uprooting. It's the worst reflect their -brightness In her eyes, of folly for a fir) to believe any sane tho tinkling bells chlmo In unison with man would propose marriage to one her merry laughter. Every girt seems whom ho had seen only by .artificial a little more coquettish In a sleigh light, decked out In airy, fnlqr ap­ than anywhere else. Tho beau sud­ parel; her hair frcahly curledVahd1 d e n ly discovers that bla sweetheart's banded by ribbon and bow. A man may bosom friend la g much more attrac­ Bee a young woman at a boll and think tive girl than ho Imagined. her tho moat, beautiful c/oaturo ho ‘ After that delightful ride, hia sweet­ over beheld. Rut when he turned his heart notices a chongo In him. She back on tho lights so d the music sho cannot Imagine why. 8 bo unbosom« would be but « f^lr memory to him. Tho girl acquaintance whom ho meets1 hergetf to hfer eo-called friend, and acta on her advice to go away <jh a on the* street In h«c overyddr-’ apparel, thick walking boots, sweater Wml Tan» visit to make him more anxious.* Sho 0-8hantar cap,’ pulled down over her follows the advice. W hen there's no curls, bright of eye, ruddy of cheek, one In the way tho bosom friend Is often’ ssen riding.with the beau. But strikes a different chord In his heart just wbcq sho feels sure of him sho lie enjoys walking-and chatting be­ learns thaj tjyf-vfian w h o 'is false to side her. Sho may have a freckle on her chin, with very uneven pearls for oiTo sweethwu't cannot bo true to an­ teeth. R u t bless you. he doesn't mind other. Some other pretty girl comes to dine with hts sIstorT* Ho takes her that a bit as he log laugh and ■pontaa^9«f good homo In his sleigh, a p d .fi now rp- When tho Florida Citrus Exchange wit« organized aom o ycafg ago. a careful investigation showed that fruit front this Staid generally wag gymg into*the markets so poorly packed that good prices >$eru ujat of the question. Dealers demanded fruit.packed to insure n minimum of decay aud to favor­ ably attract the attention of consmuaM^rfailing to get t^is kind of pack from Florida, they cbihfly^bougljt^wtd-fmslica the sale of California fruit. i< !*n e first task of the Florida Cltru* E i Vnasge v u to improve the quality of the nark, therefore, and onpj»y one {rowers were "trought Into line (or the adoption of up-to•«{ate methods, for the building (jf modern houses and the installation of proper machin­ ery in these packing houses. < Today the equipment of practically every I-juhsnge packing house In the State b such gs'to make possible shipment in good cnntlfAlon.and attractive fofm of all the fruit that ■dkjact to tka primario b« belli POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Third disirlrt aubjavt to th ftemomtic Primary an Juno FOR T A X ASSESSO R If be falbi In love with a la«« In flaylime, she may-feel well assured hia af­ fection will bo or laellng quality. Tho jy t ff lo g sweetheart may bo charming* Tjul « good, eonslblo man— that's tho only kind worth having— seldom or never proposes marriage until ho hat s?on the sunshine fall on hor»faco. F O K THK I.EfilSI.ATITttF You[ yuffrUfs 1, aolicitad on sroumD al rlly with th* arhoofs and iha dutDs of ir*. anil aim on lho ground» of rompai*ncy, and tniiiiwM eipanaor* and nor«—. D. U THRASHKit. cvliy II ni,unrr my raadidary fa» th* IrfD- <» ih» si-tion uf ih* l>rinnn»tl* y 1« D h*Lil im Juna 2, 1914. FOHKEHT l^KF. «*• thot'tbo Ofltaa of Assam-*- ta pooalhty hsfd*<* and moat oomplinit*d tbs county 10 «***». 1 » « ' «»kin* ■a thorough Sod n peahmiafv* atudy of tha various typta af w •» ”buln la u *M «a ty , and belevvxhtr.Tai FOR C OU N TY JU D G E “Try Um Damocrailr voura of haralntil«' county *s 1 »» Waaoua.« (hat I will bo 1 cmadidaU, I:'. " ' # ^ 4 to your actinri In th« Primary of Juso ■l * l i ■ * rta «Ctlon to th« ofQoo of Cownty Judge. . 1 n «*tN lty soil, it your support, and pan ant (bac »m*»u »Mrs «spartane« at th* bar baa ginn nw ttm Ktm kimtrtsdg« Ita to tha th« proper and a af»n« na wtsdg« raquD rnml.it* fldeot <Si» tiarv* of tbs dulie» of th* offte*. OEOftOE c UElliUNQ. TRAN SFER RED AFFECTIONS. ltto.li ftKinl; Longwood A VA*"(HN, t a t m u .K T T n i candidat« for th« of!«« of Tag ( a of iba ottico I.bat« paad «vary affoit «r ««od «wvk«,,•Bad aoaord .n oon« •ad «wta«M trtauntqt, and wOJ ° to fW * CLERK 0PTHEC1RCUITCOURT l.N anoaunm lo tb» Democratic «otara v{ Bjnfcwl» county my modMscy for tb» office o< 0*ek of th* Circuit Court, »uttfert Ip tha •toVaion of th« Primary EVctita to lia b»W Jus» Sad, 1114. It*»pactfully, (DICK) (DtCKl K. C, MAXWELt. 1 am to th» rac* for County TrAaiucar aubJaet to tho Damocraile primary, 1 am rue. nlng on my record »• a buaioMa man of •apart«aca and will took aftor tb« W*t totaraata of tha county Just tho aim« as I hbv« rty own builnas». Thfa la not. a quaitlon of ono who naoda Iba ailles ft ta a «tuaation «I tb« man far »*>■ l»hN. H. CARNE». Td too Voter» of fwmtnob County.- I hmty nanmnuo mywif a caadldaU for to« oilier «1 Clark (d tha Circuli Ctmt of Bmnfaufio Coutuy. I lay no claim» to the offle». fh* 'vtton tor« ma nothlag pelltieeUy. I am tofijr. i m i and kav« »ndMVotvd U um my .toW «float» n helping to organD* and put our to to» 0 « rank» among th* eoun«4 too'rtata. 1 bava »P»md no tiro» or roonry as (Meg flits I Invito you td esmo lo th* officu « d ■*• fo* yourwlf. Aftor *o doing, vote lor to* good of to* county. •H rS rä it of rubli« Inetructfon run 1 of th» Damowatl* Primary, «ttoo- L win tfrw (DV ««Ur« tb 0 Ud-tertafUtort «f Ih» acte ; MEMBER EXECUTIVE C I will b« a candidata for M»mb*r of lb« “ tt»» Gammliua from ’•“ "•„‘ Fft ¡ i . S ' W J«ct to tb» ilaHHon of' tt.ho Demorrstlo I'i a»ry to be bald a» Juna “ ‘ 114* íL- • ^ ^ o . w: ï f i 'i f ilf iH . a taadtd«U fu/ th» position of fü r iWïTgZW** JNo, n jtNKiwa MKMRBR HCnoOL no AUD I haraby anoounc« my caqdidgey •taction «« taarabar of lh« County of Public 1natoutlIon, id Dlnrift auhjacl to th« dacialon -.ot th« Den primary halt) an Jon* gild. •' 'RMBrrt fully nutrici No. X. ft. e r o i a n _ I wffAfi «.taudidtto far thy «f&ce of Cmra Colt!warmer from Dtotrirt No. t. If *ftct*d tic.»»ÌM U acra» tha'Jpanpto la tic to t o[ n aUStv amf tavtof to»« a raridem of Kilt m, Uon fur fifuw ywam think that I am quallfi toJots*» to« OMd tf toa accuoo aud (ha p*.p rfflriaoey- »od a Miuara daal to 1 didato to aueowd mywlf for •iff of tornino!* county. Hav. phi to thia caparity .ln<w Ü« i now count» and my record i county, of frrpat« for many , ,w ’ — -M tbi-Gounty |I«ard ot Publie Inubtoet I« le» d»cl»lnn «f tb» Primary to h* hHd on. Juna l i l W t a s * «uinprialng OVietlo, Cnuluota, rtodta^ ■ RMMwfully. k c . r . H A K K láo k . To tka D«moCT«lto Votar» of ! t wDh to anntiupc« that ' j data, aublaat w y opr ncUba in of Juoa 2nd. for mtmb*r of Qaard of PuttUo JaatrUa i« County S. Retag • ■partfully aalldt your au I Ito ù». aunounr» try Candbjacy lot County omn tourner fur Dbtriri Hu. S, toni ìnula reuní y, I». tobjart to uà» d. «¡don of th* Primary at*v- DINKEL. MEMBER HgXTK CO! Tn-tk* I » t i - : V»i*rn ot ft- iilldst^, ut! vp : f am mil I** tr»«F R* mIno1»” ~q* «nî^. To th» vota»» of tominbU County: I hereby and will bo -pl»a»*<J to bav« the nupport or luounoa mywll a* a randldal« fog tha ,«IB«* of all tb* Dediotfkt* of th* fnnniy. cunCr rommlmlnUM from th* I'oucft ÇummW I m a plain-l>*moct*l wltftsut a hand!», and II *laet«d will «tart mirwrif in Mball of D»morratl4 prlnrialatM.an ( tlaan poi,tic* >WS*t. I adllrit your »apport to.. 1 hav* th* tetatwd of J W S t e W i o » . .. «boto <‘ouniy ot boari and t to their tohall. yrow j. ft, CLARK etndrimay '(or tortad a« vMi Ur. »ubja« U -T— i*— r- * " A woman may ho attraetedT by aawkjfm A qwilll'let.- tm t her affcwionB should only .be nxed by thoad that uw. real," said a wlao man. Another adds; ^S i'b T jrcre taciL^Ivnn «ffap;iwig.«odnot the power to. goverh them,?" ■ITia.Wfr open question with many a single w o fb sn i^ -T je r ««Hy thirties, who U*alon® In tho world nave fat. A married sister, pa » whether nhn should make her home with her. There are women wha ehTialf. frotn b*wriling among otPanger* artR yearn for a spat at the ub|e with their own kith and kjn. T he married atster Is anxioua that she should come. Tho bruUicr-ln-law does not csre much oak Way or-The or tho other. T he young lady ;»|eoe frowns on ihe propoalUgo/ •> IhMI.k it,* ....I i. *..( aunt ___* JinaV J c ’ J hb u though, the youthful scarcely a few yenni older than heriwIL If the aunt h&a nn admirer, a man rich, in .the world'r goods, who calls upon her conftantly. tho sister thinks It might hasten the marriage if there was a homelike plgca to invite him to, T h e aunt takes tho same view of It. It often happens that & change of environment causea a man's thought« to taker.« new turn. Tke single woman's life and expec­ tations may bo running along smooth­ ly until the wooer lo brought In eow-tact with tho vivacious nloce. Thor« are-young girt* vrhn respect luch an aunt's privileged,-. Thor« uro som e oth­ er heedless, tbdfcgbllosa young wom­ en who bellflm that they only Rhscj!} ‘ d .lo v ó 's scepter. Tho-w om an of turo years ts «enfilblc.' Many a i. ithful maid ta giddy, a fluffy being [ pf nUfaflUon. 8ho thinks it would a ^ H y -jik o to make e /cs at aunUo's VotiAf ’ Ä ? -, * ' JoDM' (tors 1,mc*. A N" J' 'T t o m & i* * - ». ». Clf*k of KUctlon: Tb»o. Aubn w it OI,lrt<! N». », Votln* Mar*; * Osavvs Halt —) 1mpertor* of Fiami'in i\ It*ultima, I, rryae. J .m i o n ,. (Jerk o( U * mW T .1I Raker. verune « - l t i f; . l'uMEc Schnol huu * Inip^tom al EUnioa: j U u .tih ,«,. Wll». Moormin. Philip H-dditt. Clsrk of Elecllaoi J. XI. WiUl.m», .< v .u n T i 'i " KntimlBftr’t alar« ............... "iRffizw x ,:..1' ...... *• Cl»rk ol El.rtlonr J. N. 5*.rrv. Np, 10,-LlV« M.rr VotlnaO’lsr«: ’ ' • *(♦ .* laijwrtDrk ot El^xlom Jo. PnrU*r, W. V. Duan. Edwla Uamphrav.-. Cl«k of Kf-ctioai A. E. flioélam. . *>*/)••« Ul.fHctfta. i l , Allftm.iu Votini Piar«: • 1 gstlro's M«r« laspvtUir. ot Elw-tloa: Itwlf.rl FaU*f, A. L T.ftau, W. Jl. Ilall.n!. Clwk of CUftlón: A. 1- Jlrak.h B. lt furthtr rMottnt, Thn ih. pili, fai «vwy «Iretlon dktrict In Svihlnota Catti .hall ha oprarti un Job* Xnd, 1911, tt T oVlorlr a. m., and «hall b« Xrpt apad u4 and ordared by ih» Hoard of (Jammia*lentr* to rotular t*uu>p, ay fiilv. 1814. A A -a s r v - v i J. T. McLain, Board «I Cobi ty Comtnlwn.nn., ti S«a¡* ' IqoU County, rlarida. ’ „ÍÉE Atwaii ... E. A. Doa(lar*. *>> ‘ Clark of iky' hoard of Cenai} Cotajalaaionera. 1 v 7S-TUM * rrtSt * . . ■- } ■ I ■ t.z* A B H R fitrr«-i A H * . , lindar sad by vlrlua of a* «ir-utPa ia> auad out of and jiidtr tka j»al .of jb* Ci», cuit Court in and tor Bqplnoia. raattt, Florida, WhrrHn 'Armour FaftiHt«' Wort». W corporation U plaintiff pad J. C. U »« ho Court flours door la Semini»* toast». Uorldfl, and sail, during th* lafal hsort at at*. J ON T H E PIRgT MONDAY IN JULY * brise its Iti day of .tha mohtfc, A; P914. and a Deal salsa dar, th« foUaviai ’'»party to rati: W H o| NW'k of h i « if SK t/ ot goctlon It, Township 1» a«o|H Samiaol« couoty. Flstida. r bring l»»lad up«a as «I id dafar-.'laat ' io astbfy «a toat. Tarma .of «ala '»* iy for drat) C. M. HAND. flhouldn't bo too erous In loaning her béau to her bosom friend or an; other girl when It cornea to sleigh ii« .Ing. T H E BU 8IN E8S O IR L'8 HOPES. upo niaxra one confident and gay; — tL'ipuds at her bidding disappear lint* sho to aught, tha bliss draws near tnfl fcutcy smooths tbs way. It Is not every young w om in who Ing off placo of satlsfled ambili on and hopa. There aro girla o f 8 thoughtpraiseworthy, td fit thj some especlaT duty In ♦orkdMjfiy world. W hqp.a young wptnan knowg that s t f f f W no.ouo to look lo foPtSupport, she realigns that ehe must bucklq, oft the armor aud .face the altuatloa not only bravely but eytgerly. Those' who m int earn their own living, look with wouder ,upon the wcakllnga who. ■brink from honest labor. They pity the. poor creature« who sit with folded. h«nd<i In a. homo that la lq Imminent’ danger of being dfarnpted each time rent day rolls nrgiiird. wnlting for' fom o m an’ to comValohg, fail In love with them, and marry them. -■ « / " They pover know k h a t It la to have n. penny of their own In their pocket, and must bow. submissive to the wh(ms of the head Of the house no matter how bttterlIy their hearts may .rebel In secret T he baplhM« girl knows no such de­ pendence. Bbo earns her own- way in the W'orlA and If she finds one roof Inhospitable, Its Inmates uncongenial, •he wkx go elan where. Sho sensibly .p u ts heart and soul Into her work, magteriug all the Intricacies of her business that her services may be nioro valuable’ to her employers os tima rolls on. She acquires tbs habit of dressing neatly,- with Judgment, and not con- Mil**. som gtiW ancea, M '«;m a i) grows ____ ________________ avlitoj or thff jpotot ho >>fuirns,for all thati icoverofl a ÍUton^o of over 1 i|WV uilliu U ^youthfuL The .'attentions ot a »hourtt and \0 intnutes of eon young '^ r i , hot have 1 ^»’Jok- Herr'Jngold flew fn a cost .hi.hr fi t fh his youth; flst-‘ Uplaue fitted with a 100-h<mie ter him In middle sgc. ■ Ho f a s t that Mercedes «m in e and carritoJ snsebhtihlo period when-It la' hut » lions of petrol and 12* gulleo-i step, for him from admlraUon to InThe.engine which will be uged fStuatlon.1 The Idea that he could gain tho lo v e » f a. young girt turtts hta head couipUstaJr.r Dove swatapa his honor, «yey itis prudence;, - ■>-’ ^ — d r. Jam»-, Uonard kdV Clerk of Elteitem A. A, HIcV,. [«fa B« It Ofdalaad by the City Ceundl af Ssafard, rUrida: flerflon 1. That wb Banfi rd bacom’ » J * | * ' . lharaof, ti landanmant »r noa-ua*. thrraof. Hfc**** 1 ritaat. that to tgfiTlr' said ^alUft« •* rtfct»v*,and pul *ama to a «afa aafflttl->t« -toaíñiian would, «oat for'y PfJ ■ptaffT. of tha vain« of said runa»« la It« dlDp!dii*d eoadiilBi, a« vmll «hall b* taaurd allowing rapsir« t« 1 mad* to any «urti holMlng-or »iruriara I haraby rartlfy that th# foragafar — Ih an llu itb day of M»I “ »• ra* Xhla Ih» IStk day *< 7Mt JH R A «H J M t*«8fm Wlibkr G, Tramalo. Htoponiti ^ T O w m -n u n o j-i D YSu «r» barato rcqulnri to •ho?t;trcult Court, et th* S ruii of Florid», in and to FWd*. at to« Court Hmiw Ctofc Circuit (W Ry Ja». C. Habavto. D T. Row», RnUrito* lor Cdmiwto«* YOUR OWN �- ., * .-- -■ < ^ H B aA W gflgn JU lR AlJj !S=S FEW CHINESE IVORY CARVERS STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH -*wr » 3 - d a i l y TRAINS? E A S T -3 =0= No.fl2__________ No. 89 * " N», so 2:20 p.m.......... p.m. -a^t -V „8:00 a.m.v ...... 7:55 ..... ........ Savannah............................... ...12:25 p.m........... 6:25 p.m......... 12:10 a.m. Ar R ich m on d ....... 5.05 a.m..,.................. 10:15 a.m.......... 8:00 p.m. A r Washington ...... 8:40 a.m..— 1:35 p.m — 11:50 p.m. Ar*Ñew Y ork. 2 :3 1 p.m........... 6:50 p.m- ....... 6:00 a.m. A c, » . - 82—Florida A Wait Indian Limited-Free Reclining Steel Chair Cara to N ' ''\v.i'.hiii6U'n—BI«:trie Lighted and Fana. «A—Palmetto Limited— Free St?el Reclining Chair Cara to Washington— Electric Lighted and Fans. wa Ko. 80.—Coaat Line Florida Mall—Local Sleeper to Savannah. Steel Pullman Cara of- the highest daaa operated on all Mina. * Atlanti« Coaat Line Dining Cara operated on Trainea 82 and 88. . w For Information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or writ A. W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent Ar 136 West Bay SL w Jacksonville. Fla Don’t play with serious matUredon’ t YOU cany ypur own insurance against. ‘v ■ - TORNADOS for you'll find the money wanting when the storm has wiped out your property Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk—and on tho safe side Reasonable ratea s.1 . es rL rtV CHASE «*» • *LIVERY,'‘ S A tìÉ s AND FEED 8TÁ B L É C o rn e r P a rk Avenue end Second Street • * £ * v'v C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN O B O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G ■ *- * ■- - - l- L a r g e s u p p l y o f H o r s e s , M u le s , 9 W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a lw a y s on hand F o r S a l o o r * » p/ Æÿ t ’ . .. Blackam lthlng and W ago n R ep airin g in connection . 'll-----U-J----- USSSS . ,4-.- ■'iM ROBBIN S NEST HOTEL \¿¥ ' There arc In Canton about forty ■hops which make and sell ivory *rilcIcb. the Dally Consular Report states. Each etoro 1« small. consiaUng Usually of a showroom, where thh. cutting la done. Members of tho atoro also usuAUy work In tho showroom. Tho Industry may be divided Into twa stages, cutting and’ carving. Tusks imported from Slain, constitute the raw material. These are first cut with a.saw to the ahaptf capable of being worked by canring. Tho cutUng apparmtua consists of a wooden block or visa, a saw am ). a tub of water. The Ivory Is secured Ormly by tho visa, moistened with water and cut to tho required shape. Perfectly flat pieces of Ivery as thin aa paper were ahown In evidence of the skill of the cutter. Tho cutting finished, the blocks «are then carvod Into shape with knives of many^dlf* ferent shapes. These have a short blade and a long hnndlo made of bam­ boo, like a penholder. Other Instru­ ments noted to bo In use by carvers wero wire saws and a gimlet worked by a leather twirling apparatim. The number of expert .workers In Canton Is far less than the number of atorea, being. only about, ala In number. Tho term of apprenticeship served by the experts la four years An apprentice root Ires no wages, *but gets $4 Canton ourrency as “ shoo money" at the end of tho first year, 15 at tho end of the second year. |8 at th^ xnd of tb«i third year and |7 at tffo/et«;, . fourth m m uyear, m mwhich U ••'! ; 'tufatjon hfi receives. 4L good ’w^kpfrgetA.'l? to IS Qanton curvency.>Vr men(h. Canton curren­ cy allvhv mohey . la - about half the equivalent o f gold. Apprentices and good workers are provided with two meala a day, supplied by their em­ ployers. An expert carver aeldom works In the shop which employs him. Ha generally works In his own house and can earn about f 30 Canton cur­ rency k month. The working hour« are from 7 a. m. to 9:80 p. m., with Intermission from 9:80 to 10:30 for morning meal, 1:30 to X for lunch In a tea shop and 8:30 to 7:30 for evenlng mcala; In all, ten hours a day. Tfiere are about 318 working daya In thè year, 44 holldays belng deducted from thè 380 dnys. whlch are rockoned one year, accordlng to thè lunar calendar. THt Swineherd. ^ Thla atory ia being told of a certain English bishop who has a pleasant PRIVATE HAT1IS ELECTRIC LIGHTED — GAS hAblt of chatting with anybody he ! may meet during hla country walks. THE ONLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN SANFORD Tho olhek day he came across a lad -.i * U-t • V. r. -.£ - , ■•1-\\ who waa looking after some pigs by I . the roadside, and the bishop paused A. ROBBINS, Proprietor . to ask him what he waa doing, tha| being hla usual opening to conversa­ S ' 1- V ■• » •' "•* ■ HsKajiajiiaiiM« m «■ «K an ili im i tion. C -X j C j C j C wTnOnrw j C j C j C wTnrwm* j C JC U nXn-Jrin n i. wTnTnwM "Molndtn' ewlne.">*tftff lEfr-aenllrfl stolidly. ’ Tho bishop nodded -his boat) thoughtfully. . "Ah, Is that so?" ho commented. i i r a « ? «RATES X 12.00 AND tfy .* $3.00 PER DAY St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida i G___ . . . *'Y ■’•¿r B W P B hB P W Condueles) by ttiê Dcgedictine ' Fathers TERMS - t225.(’ 0W ES MAN CAR F A R E I? ....... “ rZ *• . • . a *• There, Arc Ônly 8lx Expert Worker* " Distribute . Among Forty ONLY A NICKEL, DUT IT 18 WOR­ Shops In Canton. 3 RYING MRS. 8TANOISH. Hubby Had Missed the Car, but 8he Thought Ha Wap on the Back Plat• form, and Insisted That Ha Produce.•' When the conductor came through he stopped before Mn. Blandish and »aid: ’'Fa—ur^-urs, plcaso.” irs, pleas«.' Mrs. Blandish swallowed a pepper mint lotenge whole and said: "My husband vylll pay for mo." The conductor lookod around on the serried ranks of femininity doubtfully. "W ere Is h e f he asked. "On tho back platform. He stayed out there to smoke.” ' "There are a dozen men ont there," waa the reply. "How am I to know which one belongs to you? What kind of looking man Is heT" -"llsudsome. Ho la tall, bo wears a bluo overcoat, and he’s got the nicest black mustache, and tho kindest brown eyes you ever saw.” Tho conductor went away, only to return a moment later. "Say," ho said, "ho won’t pay. Ho says you ain't hi* wlfo.” "Well, what do you think of that?" gasped Mrs. Btandlih. "You ' must havo asked the wrong man. "That'i what I thought To make surn 1 got the right one, 1 asked every man out there." Mrs. Standlah blushed deeply. "This Is outrageous," sho said. "1 can ap­ preciate a Jokolaa well aa anybody, but thla Is eartyfng lLa littlo too far. Ob. dear, T wish tho car wasn’t so crowded so Txould get out there. Tell him, please—tho dark-eyed ,mOn—tlmV 1 don't want to make a scene, tret that If he don't quit playing tho tool and pay my carfare I'll ho obliged to ooroo out there In a minute." "Yea, ma'am." aald the conductor. Again he retired to tho rear of the car. When be camodl}rough the next time he nodded to Mrs. 8tandlsh en­ couragingly. . "It's all right,'* bfl »rid. "Ha paid up.” \ After a whllo tho car stopped at Mrs. Btandlsh's street 8ho went out tho front way and waited for Bland­ ish to Join her. But the car passed and he did not appear. Bho stood at tho corner looking anx­ iously up and down, the street.Soon another car stopped and Btandlsh got off. • “ You needn't say a word," he said. "It's your owa fault A truck got In the way and I couldn't catch that car you got In to save my neck. I called to you to get off, but you didn't hear. .1 worried all tho way uptown.:I knew you'd bo hopping u\ad because 1-didn't como inside.” . "Oh, no," said Mm. 8tandl«h.' "I'm not thinking about that What I am worrying about is, what on earth did that man thluk who paid my car t' ‘- •i. ç PILES! . •. r •. * LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER TOURIST RATES m -TO— Ht. Ii i u i l , $37.76 l ) « a v « r . U s e C-otorwka t o t a g i . . . . s a r . a C f c l * * f * .........I4X.SC ----Rr. f,............................... i d i IC7B IN ilu ik .... «1.60 C b d u a l.... » > » « • « .1.17.on LoiiUtUU ......... 31.60 KmxrUW.. . , . M. I1ÄO Ev»a»r" ivt%......... . « M l *pells.......... 3kJf. . F-rflrh lirk..............SSkXO I T oM *............... 41.10-I ..................IIAO I Chsatraqus...........t u o ::: • ? i$ S S p ................ IVrtUni toaoo • Moarreal.’.V.Y.Y.V. S6.46 104.00 ... ........ . I U I las Asadas.. . . . . . »».40 Mm UsM. , .».,■•■, SS.00 flea rVsaiwsa....... ItW Bunt*.................. 4T.40 OU<4*t J'xrfc......... SX.7» Nltfxr* Fail,........... 47.40 Mammoth Cava.. JO.SO LOW RATES TO OTHER POINTS IN COLORADO CALIFORNIA, ' AND CANADA. MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN. THE GREAT LAKES AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS. PROPORTIONATELY LOW PARES FROM POINTS IN THE 8TATE. i • — /i i -e r -tr R I D [ annouri? Sth, 1914. I j' •It jVg Gt y*•. » " c U ' : DiNNER: AMI) HALI. ON THIS DATE /-.SPECiAL B A T E S FOR JUNE ** ,f* 1 ii rociatln* your patronage in the past and hoping to A n u t you Mud summer. I nm mncerely yqure, ‘ HINKS, P rop . Tickets on sale dally, May !5 to September 30. , Return limit Oct. 31,1918 EiçeDt—To -destinations In Aritene, British Columbia, (except Field Glacier and Mount Robson), California, Lewialon, Ida., Montana (except lielton, Gardiner, Glaricr Park Biatlon and Yclkiwatone Station), Oregon and Wellington, ticket* on sale June t to September 3<L 1914. V A R IA B L E R O U T E T O LAKE, COLORADO DENVER. SALT S P R IN G S , E T C . GOING THROUGH 8T. LOUIS. RETURNING THROUGH CHICAGO OR VICE VERSA. LIBERAL HTOP-OVERS ON A Lb TICKETS T H E A T T R A C T IV E W A Y Th'ee Holld Through Traina Trains Dally-JCholce Dslly-^Cholce of oí Three Dlffe Different Roulea TO THE NORTH. AND NORTHWEST THREE TRAINS DAILY TO TH ¿;SO U TH WEST THROUGH NEW O r l e a n s , i.. & n . d i n i n g c a r s , n o b e t t e r d i n i n g c a r s e r ­ v i c e . PAST TIME. ROCK BALLAST. NO DUST. NO DIRT. FOR HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS ON ALL RUMMER TOURIST RESORTS, HATES. SLEEPING CAR RESERVATIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION, ADDRESS ' H* Ì34 West Bay Street lustreY.xFlorida Passenger Agent telephone 167 I - . ^ I * * * * • <a v * • • • « • • • “ I ’want to' tell y o u w hat w onderful benefit I Ikivc re­ ceived irpat t)ie Use o f T h cd ford ’U BlacJc-iDraughtf writes W o p d s; o f Clifton Mills, 1<& >;?. A ‘•ttiertainly has no cqiial for la grippe, Ju d colds, liver and »tomadi troubles. I finnly believe BlffCk-D/aught, saved my little gnl ;s life. When she hnd the mcasfeii, they went In on tier, but one good dose of Thedford’s Black-Draught made them break out, and she lias had no more trouble, i .shall never be without /. Lift my home/* For c^tiitlpation, Indigestion,-headache, dirzifrdiess, malaria, chills1and fcv^r, biJ[ousness, .and all similar .V ^ - f? Mr«. Mary Ford Find« (juiek Relief tho merits of Mayr'a Wonderful Sotrandh n*rr!«!y from the very first don. From BlUonanca* and Dlacü‘V d . ; Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach Remedy live Ills * ¡t i .1 clears the digestive tract o( mucoid a c­ Mrs. Mary Ford, 1616 W. Chfirch 8t„ cretions and remove* poisonous pa tte rJacksonville, Fla., su/Ttml from bllioua- It brings quick relief to suffeewov frosts ness and stomach trouble«. She tried aioments of the stomach, liver and beavebs many treatments w-lth no succen. Then Many declare ft has saved t b s » frera she took M ujt’i Wonderful Stomach dangerous operations and many am rarer that it has saved their live*. Remedy. *. Because of its wonderful sacewn them The first does convinced her. She axe many Imitators of thla remedy, eta wrote;. Be sure it's Mayr’a.."1 have taken the sample treatment lie cautious. and must say it relieved me instantly. Go ‘o Your Nearest Druggist a n d ' The results wore more than satisfac­ ask about tho wonderful results iL i a » Jtory. It cause me to pa*»'away a great been accomplishing—or send to- Gco ­ amount of bile and tibout fifteen gait ll. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, 164-166. WhlP lng St,‘ Chicago, 111., for free book as» ttonea. '.“ •'y sincerely appreciate. It. Plcsko stomach ailments and many grntehil letters from people who have been rwsend me the full treatment' ffrnmm ran It'll yuu it« th e lad looked at him seriously for Is for TiluA^nd itching <*f the a'minute, then ho seid slo.wly : . privato parti». SoJdTo BoliíTñnly b y W m . G ‘ r’ 4 "Mcbbe you gets more swolno nor Aldridge, jJniKBist. Mail 50r and SI.00? h i mb to molndf" Williams Mfg. Co., Prop*., Cleveland, ^ r fg ttt\ i Ohio. «• ’ Origin of Trial by Jury. A trial by Jury Is an occurrence of . AIstìU , ^ -■ ............... . ■ ' r Cfeenland's Gtadera whicK wo read every day, but how > 'Si* •----! I• *••- ■* Greenland, glacier» uvurngo 1,000 many of out readers know tho origin feet In thlckqeas, move 60 feet a, tyty. of such a trial? ifff-r ________ ___ _____________ the «ai to ^____ 77TBê ^ n inir Bf v im .m anry-ia-vci-y .jma.OJCh&'fg* Imo ibio'ihôTcrraïïT-.^rnrro __ ,ii .i._* _ for i______ u -Ice yearly, - l.ooo^eut - S Z S T - ithick. u obscuro. All that iIs i____ )tnown cer- ; .,n miles.of • -V , » . , from i___ m . n i . . , .i___ . vrrft. < * tala i.; la 'that the. 1.eaflfeat times -,r . al brand early njul »Upply. the demand for «ayly <j $m Ideal •the .Anglo Saxons and olher Oermanic * .* r< l l M PNow! P i — Now! 7j1 PI^PP— 1 ft - >' :*} ¿ ** C V* ! * ; fruit. tribes showed a decided •preference !•? **Tlu»t 'sweetheart of mlno pftrvoke» . . . . » for tho number twelve when forming me so thkt I don't believe 1 shall call * Ideal FertIUrer» produce fruit with thin _peel, littlo. ray, dt>a cwfomUlee' td deiemilne upon tho there anymore." "Don't like that sort lightful flavor, und good ithip^ing quantics. guilt or Innocence of a person. of afternoon tease, oh?" ** * . F . .............. . ‘ The legal exlatcncd of Jurors was '< Sendjúir our free citnw book entitled IîfTucts of Summer Per- ! ; first recorded* under 4ho Plantngnpots. ' -I ¡ , tilixing. It gives descriptions of formulas to be used and ; During the relgft.of Queen Elisabeth ' suggestions for applying. "Ai n jury which could not agree waa sent to prison, and klao gt tho aame period $1 C om plete Shavinu Outfit $1 a banquet waafgenerajly_glven to tho 10 A rticle « 10 Jury by the successful litigant 'This . « - i-v i-v n latter fact naturally mad* the jury­ T o . advertise .our t§>lverbal; 9|tpvt « «iV. men anxious to prove the innocence lng .outfit andi . UniveHa)*Pro^tipta y Ä * ’ ,-,V« •‘ ,4'Y.ti5!. . z, of their victim, especially when ho wa t HH » ‘ ‘ Jaek) 9 onvillo, F lo rid a ' ' [•].} s; happened to be Wealthy. this (’S T ; ; i lA -ill ' w ' •'••••• .-*! f for The 8corcher. cons Blmeon Fdrd was talking about the save nil agent»* French chauffcofs employed by somo know a’r« very of New York's multlmtlHunpIres. 1 Hollow Ground Bator "These chaps," hu-'XtllJ, "often gèl 1 8-inch Lather Ilrhsh '* ás much as $250 a auonth’ unil found lust for looking ; pretty. Fop thip* • 1 Rotor Strop, Canvas bark ,i.. . - £ in’ . -- ^ won't’ clean & car; they wou't.^fnpslr I* Nickel Easel Back .‘ Mirror ^ It; they'll only driva It. I .13-Inch Barber Towel g | "And they drive It fast!/* They're 1 nox Shaving tfoap A Yes, they're 'scorchers, — scorchers) 1 BAx talcum Powder .'.’ Cow or Field Peas;. Velvet Beany< Chiifa«; Peanuts; both literally and figuratively. . I Decorated China Mug ^ "I heard of an elderly IrUh cook 1 Sorghum; 1 Aluminum Barber Com b' * who got ongagsd to k dashing, young ill St( Full chauffeur from' Martejfig£r 81fe saldiji 1 ilrlstle Ha|r Brush >» to Ror mlsirass, Jritqr anripuncltog this^ .Agents need-’/not% write. ¿Each oi|trt$ packed - In neat box betrothal: 1 'V*' AND LARGEST I E D H d lt t lE I N f é W * ¿ ; GEHT M My huxbaivd that is t6 be, mum. w1-W.: rCqln or'M on ey Order, poaP* It II.LimXRATED CRATED CATALOGUE k V *it ■bR É Is such a •scorcher that it’s b«tdl- •$.* J«* .»ra i; Bay Street florin’. • fiaturd&y ho. picked mA‘ — UNIVERSAL PRODUCTSd'O. — Florida : iSSRí after khdekin* moe dqwn in’ m ------ witli lils ¿V w îfeftS ? * f ’ 1Dayton, Ohio • . ouilno; 8unflay wo got ongaged: an$J., I that ho already owe« me Î ~ I SEEDS rSEj — ,4 7 Iti ,fw m fc H i l l '"7 ije venty-flve Misa•Gussle? ; -’ri yjfCvrtV; Plum bjni Ä a Fitting n r«rt» - ;■ Vi ■ T i 'i ' ?.<■ x i : » 3<S Jacksonville Womon Restored • By Wonderful Stomach Remedy Everything a Man Ngeds 0 Mrs. ' Jacksonville, Fla, - •Toomer •v i» . JM given in' ;. f . _ r \¿ .-iÖ J A C K S O N V IL L E Preparatory, Coriimerrial and Clanleal Course« —r r —= = = L .'»V • f > ‘, ■ Hi t Itê'N tíiim íí Full Instructions - rC S tATALOCUE AODRtSS REV. pjJSECTOR , i .W .I .1 r . i i . s . B ___»_ " LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. i V r I jv I I �i. T H E 8 >N F Q R D H E R A L D RAGE. EIGHT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING *; All Local Advertisements Under Thlff H id in g THREE CENTS a I.lnc For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. FOR SALE For Sale— $2,600.00 buy« celery farm, 6 acres tiled, farmed 6 yoarf. $603 cash, balance. 1. 2, 3, 4, years at 8 per cept. F. B. Woodcock, Ownerjf 7 Oxford Place, Kirk*ood, Georgia. 79-8tc For Sale— Good all round horse. M. 8. Nelson, Eureka Hamrtlock. -79-tf ~T 7~. ' ' Favor* Organised Labor Editor Herald: V Some question has arisen suVto my attitude toward organised labor. Being a man who U almost entirely dispossessed, I am unable to sce how this idea became afloat, and to show tny attitude toward organised labor, I attach hereto a copy of a letter written mo by Hon. J. C. Brown, United State«' Marshal, Southern Djplriet of Florida. Department of Justice, Office of United States Marshal Souther a District of Florida, JaekabnvlUe, Fla., Oct, 2, 1913 Mr. T. K, -Batea, Sanford, Fla.: Dear Blr— Kindly advise me whether or not you.' could accept ap­ pointment, as Deputy United States Marshal at salary of $1,000 per an­ num. Residence, in Jacksonville. Yours very truly,* J. C. BROWN, United States Marshal, Southern-District of Florida. This opportunity came to me unaolicited and I presume as a reward far th i Interest I took in assisting Mr. Brown to secure the above ap~ pointment which is the only posi- f ^ p l T t p . London "Tange” Nedace » -LVE j C j "Evelyn Thaw” Oracele The«« tw-o beautiful piecoe of pop­ ular Jewelry are (he erase among society women in New York and tho largest dtiefi. They srff neat and elegant '¿b id finished articles that will gladden the heart of every girl or woman no matter how* young or how old. Vhry stylish and attrac­ tive. ' * ■ Our. Free Offer. We tjrt- adver­ tising Spfcarmlnl - Choiring Gum and dealre to place a big box of this fine, healthful gum into «very homfi. It sweetens the Jjreath.— whitens the teeth n.nd aids digestion. It Ts rerefreshing arid pleasing to all. Tq every one spending us but 50c and 6 stamps to cover shipping costs-we will ship a big box of 20 regulsr 6c packages of the Spearmint Gum and Include the elegant "T ango" necklace and "Evelyn Thaw” bracelet ■absolutely Fred. This offer is for a short time only. Not more than 2 orders’ to ono par' ty. Dealers not allowed to accept this. UNITED SALES COMPANY*-» D ifto s , Ohio P .,0 .(Uoi 101 ' For Sale— Practically bran, new 1914 Overland touring car, fully •quipped, self starter, electric lights In use short time by' owner. $860 Cash takes car. R. & O. Motor. Co, W Connelly, also ribbons and carboh. for Mr. Brown from the Gov- For Sale— Black saddle and driving mare. Inquire of J. D. Roberts at grocery. - » 42-tfc I have a few bushels velvet beans t. Will sell these cheap. Come orice. A. M. Tyler. * 81-3tc For Sale— New Potatoes, sorted and washed, full bushel $1.25 de­ livered anywhere in Sanford, sub­ ject t j your approval. Send postal cird order to C. E. Snyder, Route 1, Sanford. 81-Stc For Sale— A good home well located. $600 cash, balance easy payments. 6 room house, $1,50(1, easy payments. 8 rooms and bath, $300 cash—monthly payments, Yours very truly. TRICE'S TRUMPETEER THOMAS K. BATES, Assessor of Taxes. {adv.l 78-4tc (Articles PabUtbrd under this Ifesdlne furniibed by M. I*. A. Bums, Jacksonville) entrusted-’ Hence i f follows that, the franchiae la a privilege P .that should be' exercised with tho grefitest caution and only after the moat serious study of resultant conditions to follow. He who undertakes this study by reading or hearing only one side of the questions involved, is apt to - become narrow and pre­ judiced, arid equally as unfit to help shape the destinies of his country as the fellow who accepts his patrioic impulses second hand from the cross roads or street corner politician. For tho- privilege we now enjoy, nearly a century and a half ago, our forefathers dyed the Atlantic Sea­ board a deep rrim»om, 'wiah njartyr blood, and dotted tho forest thence to the Mississippi with’ the bleaching bo r re-of those immortal heroes who followed Washington. The justice of- their acts has been attested by tbs, blessings of Providence,- and their wisdom vouchsafed b y ‘ the un­ paralleled stability of our govern­ ment. The rise and fall of con­ stitutional government, in name only has filled to a crowded condition the cemetery of nations, but the government of Washington goes on forever. In the firm nnon t of w-orld nchtevment it is the Star of IIopo to which, the eyes of oppressed hu­ manity are turned. Therefore, the responsibility la great, ’ and in the manner of its discharge w e. would give our very best thought. time l find no record, in modern or ancient literature, o r ‘ *but one indi­ viduality w ho,la utterly devoid o! toleration. know him by vari­ ous namea, but more generally as th» » controlling head of the infernal re­ gions. In this one particular at least my correspondent -is rapidly likening himself unto bis preceptor. But I started out ,to tell you of the .advisability of doing kcfme think­ ing for yourself. Reformers have been with us almost since the begin­ ning of time, They have l^vn so persistent and so arrogant the peopl^ found it easier to yield than to con­ tend, hence it became fashionable to give them anything they asked— including the lion’s share -o f the weekly stipend. . But - the millenium seems to be receding from the view. Instead of dawning, as they promised It woulcL Tho fault, therefore, must be in the system, and when a system’ conclusively proves Its failure it is *time to discard it and return to the mrforings- of-th e . tranquil, days. The moral la. think. Mr. Voter— think? think! thinkl and then think some more. When any one tells you e thing •analyse it, dissect it,'end find out If it is sound doctrine, then act as your judgment dictates. That Is ,* statesmanship* Blind following Is paganism, the rotting core at the heart of civilisation. I Fqtf Sale— Two good horses and spring wagon. Inquire of-C oco Cola Bottling Co. 80-tfc Quality Bread and Qutl«, Pics, Quality Buns and Cake, The Quality Principle Ua Hcrlici 1 The Quality Goods Wc Baki J- L. Millor*! Bakery 1 ia M«gnoli«, :t » j , Phon» f|| fld v .) Bl-enntnlly, just ' preceding our primaries, certain sections of our state are*infested with alt sorts of dap-trap for the guidance of-voters. In most cases the agitators are from other states, and their main object is the corralling of the dimes, quar­ ters and dollars of the people. To do this they have learned tho Barnum idea of footing and humbug­ ging the people. Barnum dedared the secret of his great financial suc­ cess was the glory in being humbug­ ged. So others are emulating him, and this is the harvest season with them. It therefore becomes neces­ sary for the people to be alertly watchful for the snares set for them as well as very careful of the brand of political economy teachings they give up their good money for. ---- -------- y ; 3 % V,------------- 9 ÿ r d ^Til 1. USIVI US AI CAR By right o f conquest the Ford No matter e r u l i n g favorite has a well-earned, world-w id e reputation for dependable and economical service. It’s the Universal Car. One gentleman who abrogates to Hla Didn’t Stick. himself a divine right to think and "Robert," asked the teacher, "did should not wiegh too lightly upon act for all the people of his com­ Well located lot, $360. $50 cash, balance monthly. Connolly, 109 Mag­ you throw auy of those paper wads men. Governmental questions of munity, wrote me last week that sticking on tho blackboard?" "No," nolia avenue. 67-tf momentous importance are always replied Robert. "Mine didn't aUck."— involved In general elections, and in Judgo. For Sale— Lady forced to sell fine this state a primary election to ail to be hearing orange grove with residence, Intents and purposes is equivalent placed Burial Place of Mark Twain. also farm with residence'facing love­ to a general election. OffldfftU » io ” rellc*o Bamuol L. Clemens (Mark Twain) ly lake. Owner, c-o Sanford Herald. to be chosen upon whose unwarer- fellow fa burled in a beautiful ' cemetery in , . . . , . . , . 73-9tp Elmira, where bo lived With hla fain- in£ wlsdom “ nd unyielding integrity For Rent— Completely furnished ily while ho was writing many of .hla I lh* proepertly and hftpplneae of the house with pinnb for the summer. books. The members of hla family, commonwealth is involved, and-into Few steps to postotfice, depot and hla wife and two daughters, are buried hi the same' steamer codk. A. W. Brown, En­ terprise, Florida. 78-tf For Sub» -One good team mules, ^ wagon and harness completo, $)I0 cash takes outfit. Owner going uwa rutili tukea outfit. Owner going away. A. ,Ji Ilevier, Agent West Side. 80-2tp - And tre Und for it loo— That’* the lind of Oakery Goods V te daily bake for you. • Fi** hundred dulliri i* th« pnem of ih* Ford run­ about; Ui* tourinf car U fi»« fifty; th« town a t myta fifty— f. ». b. Detroit. com'pUte with cquipawnt. Get caulof and particuUri from C. F. WILLIAMS. A sent; or EDWARD HIGGINS. Saksaua. si Safifor<1 Machina and Gang« CcITIpanT STORf CLOStD THURSDAY A I NOUN CORSETS NEMO For Sale or Rent—Two nice resi­ dence* at a bargain. W, J. 'Fhigpenr--------- ItO-Tf-» For Sale -If taken at once Rem­ ington typewriter, $7.00. Call Her­ ald office, * . • * 80-tf TO RENT Furnished room for rent. Terms roanable. Apply 214 Park avenue. 63-tf k£ 1 life ,.v can’t do without one -. Telephone, electric IJghta and other conveniences. Apply 418AOak Ave. 69-tfc For Rent, 6 rooms and bath. Mag­ nolia avenue, between i Fifth and Sixth. A. P. Connelly. 07-tf wear Requires summer Furniahed House of Five Rooms— Screened,, piano ant)'water included. |20 per ipo'rith. Address owner, care of Herald bffice. r " (JO-tfc M IS C E L A N E O U S HVyou\wabt to buy ar***U’ Conncliy’a Real Estate Ofiice is the pique to-, do bufihejfc'^.'1 76-U BATH IN G S 4l,tT 8 ;, or Stolen— Magarti bicycle, Mj.11 .Bdaw*;.r.... m m 0 k A M FANCY P A R A S O L S E S y fe n feccivcrl n complete stock of tho^c new Taffeta Silks, beautiful colors , . . $ 1.35^ ■*'W V .v i'l «a Whjle thq’season, >1 just at Its b-*r, fh t oif^t kT,’at ■t i V ••••■■' . Wc appreciate mail orders and give them prompt attention.. Uive us a trial and get ¿/our good* the * Next w et V,* • I J I V ^ ... ¡ V ’ -fc • inm c day. ordered. ^ . :r tunity to seo ua. . Wanted— Posllipn Wlil 'Work' cheap At nwr. Call At SU E .'Third'S*. * :• » • ■ •• •• * ¿rem ployée. * - ■- >v 1< ---------- :«■ Ul— - c grocery •storpi rgrencea frgm Tormer' I. Ccllgsféftÿ. *0-2p;' S e a s o n ’ r S p ë m î s — Afftffd#i»stty w Dresses, made of Embroidery and lic e , v a f e up 1,1. 'f/i v i J 1 t! (‘•All kinds bt,'stenograph|c ah A ty p e ­ writing World rfsatly „ donfcr Apply lit. John'# H old . Room 12. 77-tfe WenWd— Jersey heifer« from fout o or,* year o l d ." B o x 1HJ8, 7’ v mor 80-Stp Sanfo g|A ,kfo4 »««p d h a n d bug- ! • r r . m — �= Z . • l p ! - ..,7 ► m 'n OFFICIAL ORGAN OF ^M IN O LE COUNTY—THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE WORM) a;- Oli TUESDAYS'■ AND FRIDAYS>1 ■ I.W EEKLY l’ÿ, y jt — — 'BONDS ‘OF SANFORD ¡¡OLD AT PREMIUM; WERE IN DEMAND / • - . , m¡tmgrs ^ r n I N S A N F O R D - U f e . /• Worth L itin t , i « ;*,\kW | , '■" ’«â ______ SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUB8 DAY. JI NK 2. 19U NO. 92 <7J »; ' V $51,001.00 and interest, 6 per cent. A. J. Hood h Co., Detroit, Mich., $50,661,00 and intertat, 6^ per cent. A. J. Hood & Co.. Detroit, Mich., $49,057.00 and interest, 5 per cent. -C . H. Coffin, Chicago, $50,751.00 Jand interest, 6^ percent. Grand Jury Wrfs Busy After a week of hard work the Grand Jury or. the spring term In tht) Scvcijth. Judicial Circuit ad­ ••»Nr journed Saturday afternoon. Careful investigations were made of all matters that properly come be­ . Hoehler, Cummings & Trodden, fore such bodies and the present­ Toledo, O.,' $51,667.50,and interest, ment! returned to the court will be irMCIHT OF SANFORD ESTAB- 6 per cent. ‘ " 1 VÜ handled In the. usual way. Orta of S P O K E F R ID A Y . Honda awarded to Messrs. Hoe­ j t f g g P B Y G O O D SALE the aerloua cases was the murder of S T O C K T O N hler,' Cummings L Prudden, Toledo, N IG H T T O B IG C R O W D Ohio, on their bid of $51.56^.50, r • ... 26th of last M March; five men were and accrued interest, for 5 ^ per Indicted and one plead not guilty of | n a be u s e d T o r cent bonds. murder, but guilty of manslaughter, S. O. Chase, for hi» participation in this crime Geo. Q. Kcrnoid, 'thé court fixed the punishment at _ n — ~i "4 " * B. R Whitncr, fifteen years in the penitentiary. I sold at better t h a n 103 a n d Bond Trustees, City of Sanford, All oR the court officials and at­ CAMPAIGN CLOSES IN A [GREAT 1 fllTEEV FIRMS MADE BIDS Florida.' taches were of much assistance to BUJR8 T. OF ORATORICAL F-FFOR THE BONDS the jury and by unanimous vote FORT SATURDAY NIGHT r tho thanks of the Jury goee out to V : ’ 1 r * ’■ *: '’ ■ W Broke Her Arm Sinford ii one of the moat flourthese able, conscientious and pa­ Montreal, June 1 .— Tho latter ■had lie Imprisoned within the Miss Norma H{rndon, daughter Sanford waa some political tow n*, Ikliitf dtiaa o{ t^ie “' M 1,1 lllc enllre tient men. The Grand Jury aiao i ateamer. i >nd not only haa the city the of Mr. and lfri,* B . W. .Herndon Bata furnished by the Canadian Pa­ shattered hull o f the last Friday and Saturday night* and * Investigation into the responsibil­ desire* to publicly thank the Coca «»nee in the bualneaa aspect, bad the misfortune to break-.her cific Railway, a total of 969 persona, th«%o two night»-made up for tho ' Cola' BottAqg Works for refresh Fkaks farm». end factories but t W arm in two plaeea losj^Friday after­ perished in the wreck of the Em­ ity for the disaster begun yesterday drinks durint lack of politics during, the djjmpaign, i noon. Norma and ad^Uhrr girl were press of Ireland. ’ The aaved num­ before a coroner*» jury at Himouaki, L it £l thc clty’* crud,t By order .v . waa adjourned for a week after Cap­ Hon. J. N. C. Sjockton, ‘ candidate W i t a ' Khi'ln. ibe financial workld riding a bicycle. wnVh the handle ber 418. ) *. *J--- »- _-*C C *-- fr i^ _____Henry G. _______ _____ _______ _ . T r r T J j P n f g B H P B for United States Senator, was . ia Kendall and the chic w W B j f i f t of the city'a bars turned throwing them forward * Quebec, Juwa 1 .— Amid scenes of tain M i>er of. the Empresa o t .Ireland "j Î ’ f'* ;-' • <’ f<*rk. tTKlit U the sale oY'fity bonds mado and in .falling. Norma twisted one mourning th fif-c.il today .«iryived the city Friday aftprnoon, coming had“ given testimonyr placlruj . jKe' |wt Friday. The bond« »old at a of her arma under her in such a man­ the bodies of 188 victims oft(U|!.-EfnIn by auto from th$ .Winter Garrden V. E. Meeting líjame for the coll¡s¡on;Jbu tho c^Hiy |Minitun of better than 103 and ner that the fhember was broken in presl of Ireland '.disaster, uT bytf. wta a moat enthuaiaatlc section and »poke, on th* street Utad and declarfn that 1 Kb 'fat were aixteen firm* here ta Vuy two places. The break la very pain­ presence of a solemn throng^rMucmeeting of the Ghrialian Christian Endeavor king of the liner w»a haatoned by Endeavor Friday qlght to one of the largestful and it will be several months jackets carried the coffina contain-' ^ bonds, two of thc same having tho aeamingly deliberate w ithdraw al!6' ^ 1 > r « l>y‘ * fr,an church held in before she can have the u se 'o f it ing the dead ashoro from the govern­ crowd« that has gathered here thia [■atonal representative!. This anthe .parlor of thc mnnae Friday ovenment ateamer Lady Grey, which had of the collier’» prow from the hole IDrtj on the part of thc bond firms again. season. The next senator ‘ was in­ ingi May 29. brought them from Rlmouski and it had made in the Empress' shit'. Iu buy city bond» ju at.at this time troduced by ex-Mayor Spencer after Quite a number were present and Thd Storstad today compleVd the Headquarters in Jacksonville laid them row by row In the black f »Wc the bond market« are at a Hon. William Shelley had been in­ alt seemed vary much interested in voyage from Sidney and docked at [bn ebb apeak» In mo*t glowing The Florida Grower» News has draped funeral shed on the pier. troduced by the ex-Mayor and .made the work of the new organisation. kms for our city. It demonstrates- moved their main office to Jackson­ There amid pathetic scenes, many Montreal. Captain Anderaon reone of the finest talks to tho labor After the exercises and tranaaction ecr» than anything cists that our ville and Mr. -Jas. MeComb ia busy victims were recognised ^nnd cla rued mnined mute on the subject of the of business the social side of the so­ man that has ever been delivered [dtj hu the strongest backing of the in that city arranging for the same. by relat'vea. It may be daya be­ disaster, referring inquirers to the ciety was - disepaaed. with the result here. Mr. Shelley has bean a life charterers of his craft, the Dominion (¿ta t airicultur.il country in thc The News will be located in the St. fore others are identified. of a delightful chicken purleau to long friend of Mr. Stockton’s and ¿Ü L t j . It demonstrates that OOT James building but the paper will be Besides the 188 bodies which the Coni Company. The only atatemen be given at the home of Mrt. Joe was full of hla subject and he drove [■gtjr f* growing so rapidly that the published in the Herald office here. body Grey had on board, as es­ he only atitomanta of possible sig­ Harroid Thursday evening, June home some good solid truths to th* W p is assured. It mean«' that The change o f the office was found corted b y H, Id. S. Essex, aho . nificance were by snilqrs who de­ second. men behind the guns. He waa fol­ [ ht location at the head of navlga- necessary in order that the Georgia steamed into port today, eighteen clared the collier*» engine« had been lowed by Mr. Stockton who han­ Ail member» are requeated to be [tai on the St. Johns river and the field could' be covered better, Mr. have been identified and takeri in reverted before the crash came, and at thc manse at 5:80 b*clock on this dled hu subject in a moat eirm-st i Iwaiifnce of the citlaena- 1» manl- MeComb, the editor, and George Tharge at Himouaki by relative». that 356 persona werp aaved by the date, as the conveyances will be and capablr manner And In a com- . Blta in the confidence'of the men Hoff, the business manage/ will both Search of the waters near Father Storstad’ » crew. It had been charg­ there tb conduct them tb the scene vincisg argumaqt made hit position I <f tsince who come here to buy reside in Jacksonville in th e future. Point, where the Empress of Ireland e d at the inquest that the collier lay of merriment. toward the people most plain to bonds and the price at which sank early Friday, has revealed few every one. He toqk up jhe differu mile and a hall away from the t st '»old is enough to place, our city more of the victims, and It aesma t queaBon» of the day and gave. S scene uf the disaster and that few the most progressive, and A P P R O P R I A T I O N S probable that the bodies of hundreds O'pepfffe.'apmething to think about1 atial of the slate. •, , of more than aine hundred who people were rescued by hep voats. -Waa most generous to hie Oj)po- . successful bidders ;*wtre the »Vwd stated the truths in a calm H A V E BEEN CU T ________ ____ . Hoehler, Cummings & Prudpeaceful flow of language that interiated In ths soconiplishment of WATERWAY CONNECTION hf Toledo, tl\dr bid topteg-f 51 *d&Ud/nSt |m mfsunderatood and it Growors and Shipper« In ( V e r j t k i the canal and will in ai) <probabliUty f HIM and accrued interest for 5j-A Senate Trims Florida and South In ta-a safe J»et' that ,hi» race In Sem­ Entire Hlate > * ';? Rivera and Ugrbora Bill St. Johns River To Kissimmee Will cooperate with the people in this tai. •* •. inole county will surprise even his . •t * . .*■ Orlando, May 80.—-The end < tf the state by the arouwd aen/ Be Agitated !Y* bond money wpi h£ used for Thoae people fh Florida who iv* -iV 7 " . ; .Septiment in Jacksonville is now timent in favor ol thc project. It is tive committee m eetlngfof.tbe.Flor8 best friend*. £| up some of the debts of the aide in acetiono affected by the re­ Qo ’ SgtUtday night tha county believed that tho movement will re- ida Grower»’ and SJbfpperh;' ‘ teaguq .Strong for a watef connection he~ and allowing sovUrsl important cent cut in appropriations can thank t wee n . I,tike Tohqpekalfga and , th* eelve aueh impetus that some effee was held In the office‘ot tbe League candidate» held the boards for t w o 1. spments to takw plAfth* 81)0,1 “ FJftche/- for- being here w lien 1 ha »olid hours «nd th« large crowd stay- vi., _ , at Orlijpd#. Rt. John!» river. It will be rcm4m tive work will result. sakiug of sidewalks ,’ttf Sanfordf should bv-r'ow, .the.Job: ed riglit.on thrortgh to tho last, fhf.Lt was decided that. dutlHg-' -tho bered that at one time the-city qpRepresentative» in both hoqsca of tilt! im prm kg tilts,, l;«h? k S B i Ww hingtorw—May - S9----W**rk. ou p osid 'Ih V p rd p o iiT Id n ^ n lh a «NlUlflll congre« will be asked to wo/k for *• , i__ i.__».¡it ____ ____ l making streets. tile; rivirir and harbors bill waa com­ 1» fact the saLq;^!.,bqnda will act pleted .todrfy by the sons to com- that it waa believe'd t^at if tb* chart- the meaaure Iif ae^urlng, If povaible, « r- -T’ 1 | k » le w to move this city forwa/d mcw^ix'oinmittec and rite measure nei -wak constructed It* would j-esult kn appi'oijriation-.io carry oq the __________ . « %* 1 - '~V, ***~ league. ki t wa^.decided- by -the-o 6m- was oUllg«l ;ty »ay aumething and ■ to y impfovcm4nU-~wUl~be wiill'be repartud next week, carrying in lowerlng tho St. John» river itj Work.. I t JibW. look* bright for a mitteo aHo.^TMtfcbliab/* tfkfir.' dip; thoe* Who oouid not s»y-m uch were JackaoavUle or at title water. But this •.ummer that have been vfOftriaHph* sggveating ' *53.- sine? reporia have been made in re­ water connection between\the Kis­ partment ip*jhc. league. M/.^Tep^ auppUtfdVAy thfiae w"6o were ver> simmee and St. Join . giving ihing for thc past twelve is an inc/eaae of ny woa empowered to proceed with anxious to talk and the campaign itbi. The city council and the j a b o u t‘$10,OfltM)Od Uver Jho total of gard to the matter ifnd. it^haa been thja, section art outlet b y water for this. organixaVlOn,' ind It is expected has brought out sums great orators trustee» are to be consratii- the house 'tyHL'.'and of $1,094,000 ‘demonstrated conclusively That.thero the tranaportation oi It»' commodthat the 'department will be in run­ in thc county. Thq*« who uttendkd * Is. no qauae for approhcnrio.i iw thia A n d . which will probably reupon th^ajile and every cltlaen over, last year'aMnul. ning order before many we«k». Thé the meeting were n« a quit In saying taaiActJ'- the report"* of tho surveys frclght- rates ^.(Liaalotd capl taaL p ro u d -o f .the primary aim of thiTScparLment will ghowiiig that this section was' not nt I lift that the credit o f Sanford ie era! »mall amounts in the hjmao such elevation as «As believed sad and increased prosperity here.' nnt be *tn huntile r1»lm«r idthouth thing Kiid they learned more about pnr, bill and reduced others,. h u (t t £ arrangements will probably bo made TKô ~a Ifferen f candidate» than thuy j •There will he more dcve'opmsnU mant*~ new .QErt- The - now t p p y that - lock», would hold in reserve r whereby certain claims may, be could bave learnwf-Hi any othek way. B < t ^Anm Closed' [ greater developments in' ¡bati- priationj . proposed JitvipUe; jJJW -all thc.j».aUf .for, tbs ntQpaughnpThcac. iild fii.ihiqinrd .ipcnhingT wSttia— "xrinr ■w e - t w « nef*.instead of diverting it from J h « cummer than Jf-Ver befpv« thousand dollars for the intdrcQ Monday, Alierapon tho.. WomknAj bers jai the league. The major part advocated-b y -th e county execu»l«A; . loouaano umta ,D “ J* ,jde wâter. j u -view of the sbava 1 1»4 many of the projeWg were-had«- waterway ^tHttween P e g a g i m U ^ d ) } } ; ^ j , ckso|tviu , people are h o * .Exchatigo and Heat Room, conduct­ of the work,- however, will be de­ committee and thp money levied By ¡iatop the bund iaaue. ' *Nof o.oly ia Mobile; $125.090 Red rive/. ?i0b, ed under tha auspica» of the Welfaro voted to anolyring freight and icing them ryr tho candidate« vfu» to havo .4* ’JIT city hen/fitted but griyate enter- OOO-Yled river $400,000 - JatjMJysr. ertthu*i»*tic fopr'iliW wéuy conni«* •Dept., Woman'» Club closed for the chafges on Florida products in com been expended tl| ove/ tho coupty r tiqit, . r K'*t» can now go forward barked harbor, .Porto Rico. summer month» but -the committrv parison ' to charges on slmuilor- pro­ In public meetings but tho majority N*< Si * Ovar a year ngtf Isaac Hall made the credjt of the city an The committee-increaaed the .fol­ a proposition lij.Yavdr of the pro- having tasted tike need for <* rest duct» from other seetion» of the of the candidates were in favor of -f .- : "ill bo willing and. anxious to lowing items among others; ipoaed water «rnptjctlon». addressing room have,concluded to yw-opon In country. Mr. Tenny explained in gum shoe campaigns .and war* afraid 'fit their money in KanfnrdiijmtetIHhOk Warrior river (Alabama) warrior nver ytumummmt to th# p#‘op|e ■<„( .'Kiwiimma« and St. the fail in a more convenient loca­ dotail the character of the work he to get' up .and fata ton audience. Ftbe* because .Sanford look» good ; thensnpeske.Jind« DeW- 0 ¡ouj ' jn ¿n-Effort to bring «Orne tion. For th« benefit of tho public a desire* to have done, and the com­ Moat of them war« »filleted with y jfy , to. the bonding firm». : ’.y . few words of «spinnation may hot mittee were’ unanimous in feeling stage ‘ fright aqd this was.the priii* ■wafr^ann! ml to oí tangible tckuTi in relation the Fallowing ia the UbUiaUd i|st of y, Gnpq Lookoptl North Cnro- projec.. Lal^r the government took be ami*»« Unquestionably it» naada . i U t U was 'very easantial that this cipa( M-eruon they did not want lm for -the. bonds as conipljed, public speaking hut now that they the -m att«/ Into ;,?on»m*ralivri' and aa a real room have been fully dero-j investigation»] work be undertaken, , the 'bend irirt'vcc». onktratad and the money contrib­ have learned haw It U The-; comnl(ltrA th* ordered a survey and finally a report ‘W ^ to m ^P ^Vtus of. $60,600, refu n din g not will proabbly oak for opFh meotihka' uted by generous public apirlted T |rAT SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC $800.000. for the waterhnu»^jtem^>f'ii ■Ç pep cont bonds of tHej way (coni J^AsfolkTb BcAnfort, N. C waa made public, «hawing that tke nfen of Sanford has been well spent. at th* n ail campaign. •' fflUrible and recomproposition -was « «»n-Uord,-Florida; 1 1 ,000,00 ■jo (Aur registry .show« xomqfhjng like a Teacher Is Not In Farur of CoroYesterday waa th* last day for . V i* _ iBWHtM<i T o - mntMrF-'.fiO.bOO.OO* July ■-i*. mnkiiiR n canVOaa of tho aituatiqn tnudo Reach TA* committee-also c>iV tout ItemV ‘"^rom >n Did geograihloal survey thousand vfcttqrs in lws than * six H ; n e t; 116,000.00 July lit, T9JI4; of $175,600 fo r/th e Ofkiewaha; rec<jp^y- dlAcoveHr^-TL is learned that months to tliA rest room, and there Editor Herald: and ttrday thc big questions will be ,, , •. vt.WToo •July' iat; 194<. Honda $47,000k f... tk..L'lkiiminnh ' liflll ' n# _ . -r* * , *. . . have bct-rl many more who fiive not for, the^ KHiimmee, and , Sir—Kindly nllow^ in* space in decided. ' ’The . campaign , haa been ¡* *d«WirJuly' .IsL, 1 Alt. Payable $25,000 for -th* Caloon»bafchee rjtr at-one time therç w f»-»' channel be­ regiateUd. Some of nur merchant» vflur column« to register W protest remarkable for theMMV quiet manner In t . tween the Kisslffijrtto /nid fh o ‘ Ht. and, a few other* have olpcrtod to anent the Union Sunday .V(yx>l .whfoh It Hm Una conduclod uqd *nd prirtdpjd, - at-th e Na- era,all In Florida.. Jojiiia river», JniAhkt eurvny' the rW Hunk, New York City the sale of lundhcs and the^schange, picnic jtM planned. I understand while many of the candidates hav« fact is doVahJîé^t Oiat .at an early «o p e n e d at 5 -May. 39th.*| but.-thu expenoea of (ht, yeat rotom J.hat New Smyrna haa been choacAj Used spare in the paper apd ruado I'l.i)ing Groat Ball ■JM period ftHtqfjr provided a channel ^Sacmitv Skyings', Baqb Jk fPruM hud to be met in-some way «nd It .a.distance of aometliing like ninety mniiy . .»(Atcmcnti regardint their A- B. Wallace^ i* In tha city this between, Ihw Kiiyrimmee and 8 t. must ' be * borne Jn ihind Toledo, $51,940.00 Jind-ln-} tta mila* ón irK d t railroad, traiti- Po“ * candidacy * the campaign haa been — up ffüpi Loughman in John» :irlvera and —S' Ki r J N 0 > r cent. * -V ' use for tho public wa» entirely free. u a ñ 7 i 2 £ closed And the interredÍMP the puhU* ■ Uttlo children ■ and tired ire* of personalities. votq. Wally jx. now pitching for the *U..’ Both A Co , .Cincinnati,' O.',tho best man inj»n’ win ttoday ¡and teach**», provided there * Let th« 1 . 1 *4.'»!,.» now s ri,i«r «r„ th« nmoupt contributed by the mother» and teach«*#, *r« ^ ^ 6 2 .5 0 and-. .6 •pec cent. I.onghninn' team, bn* of the licet in ing lakvA'th"t t10» . men pf Sanford is 119.00 per mpnth. is n cjowd, at th'i close of the day, thq county will 'probably go p ^ juat S (ju ,e i C , . . Toi.a=, o . tho atate and they have been put- natural reservoirs of thv water« from Th# feipcnaca of the rest room. and that the fare including ferry will tho «ame rcgárdlesar, o f 'the result. tung it bII over-tho other amatcyr thlsr former channel when tho woter# $86.00 per month, where then. tfM be . eighty-five cents for adults and Reminole county JsJvOund Vo take a & ‘U M .00 and' interest, fi per* cent. t ;^ho state. ‘ Hla many rec*d«d, SplUcr A Co.'. Toledo, 0 „ Uatna to come tho $17 extra unlcsa by fUty cents for cbildreu- Then’ tlietto front rank Among foA-coun ties o f .the This knowlodgo dispel« ák.once all ____ ____ _ .,,r- friends h err are givingifather Wal“ l an * ------aotnf.aueh, meana Aa those adopted? are th« usual accei»otLpa-to be.con- state and a jiltlc matter lik e, the Spitzer A Go,, Toledo, O.» laco .the glad hand fq /‘ there never apprehensions th « '1 might have he/-n The department in it* first year of nidried, pop corq/soft'drink», chew­ ejection rirjll not keep jt-lrotnìpi^if^ previously enUtdained. that any ar■„.! iinterest; -.j Ü t5 — L0°> sud per — * v>g tt Aoy ^bo had mon- friends organisation has not been able to ing gum and all the delights of child­ paring. ‘ , I her* and elabwlmrcv îtau^W allac*. iftli-i;d*rhunnel tto connect Kissimmee fitipru*. ,'fhtj ri-st room, o o d .i n ad­ Uo^ k ^ ÇO-. Toledo ’ f-Thood, to «ay nothing of tho ioneh. As*' A -2,25 and ¡Merest, 6 Jwf* n»w|t ûA e'of’the b é a /balU o-i'it'rnnd good and the Sit/-JoVsir river would lower dition fto th*. regular1 expenses there InifttrifluAHy the amount IS not so .^ 'Ñ o Exeasr fo'r Not « o wing f ■ 7»-’ pFÁÍSTilA’ St. John» at Ja<;k- . • * . —. . - . A , National Hank; ..Cleveland, ïéïlûa*i th^iAvcr ItHycd in.the Sand- Ity a É p jfi siivVSío, reqtly, l don’t.know howr » W " P i ? so’ large for such a dietanr«, but colaónviíht'. . • ^ - 20L ^ .an d mt ^ . 6 per . apur.-XeagdA^Waliy I* anxious for amount!tfg to something like A 50.00 jeetivriy. id . fanviUta from three to mnrty tiroes he ktahsd -raft. ¡Tkhfnrd to g ît up a good-team thin from thAr ^natuHl courae. If, ae Ajndi'f *íh|r* splendid nrtpügaimml A f , ;, wh*tehtooiH the coat? rV; V» « Flo—^ftd the whole thing Bumnicr arid liave the great Amer 1thia survey shoWa, liter« wwa at opto Mr*. G. M, -y^rce. chalrmap. oL the ’ -tittle ' ........................ th« childron .whose placo, right _to J¡cm gnind become sufficiently' Irn time a .«Mural channel between the * ' mmittee, abíy aechh^d of»#; pleasure Is n KuiuUy tVft-'rivf-ft; .if-'-kratuonabie to *if “ tha Sanford mittcr and M i« Alm i . Mò*»cr Ik Wflllatn*. CkT »ctiOOl picnic? The * old fnshiopsd pou» tAat.'.thd' saoUgoi; lying J)«twee atart q.cru.ade for Fagennarv. tt«p-Venable and efficient If» 60 and interest, 6 ptmf peopl* . . , Sunday »chobi pUnlc In the woods may have one \È£ winterlone o t room, the fund» or on tllfl ^ ,or^ with plenty of Fareut* and B . "• ' A :■( CANDIDATES WERE HERE LAST FRIDAY A N D SATURDAY Bodies of Empress of Ireland Victims are To'n Mumford nur ovi^o ?nthe many IMPROVEMENTS rv Brought Ashore. Almost a Thous- J flBand Souls Go Down With^jB the Ill-Fated Ship COUNTY CANDIDATES I DEVELOPED ORATORY m m GROWERS IS FLOURISHING i * ............... ^ < t ,1*. . In o f thoae parent* who Can • TViV'T- -■ IÀiite** � 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, May 29, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 29, 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>, May 29, 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/0341983adf5bd2e1cba5e379f4f3a920.pdf d70f99e88de1e6036bb20d0987e368a5 PDF Text Text HANFOftf» HERALD PAGE SIXTEEN C A N D ID A T E FOR «3k ,ì - ai • ' . fVk - -, /, ■ ■ v p ^ 1 Ta’ 1 V m ) Xm '■ f. '* FLj Wi^,i|U.rì a l l V j ~ 1*- ;l v i T %4 ■ i • / ■ /' ti J .' v/ k t 1 _ M| ’ . 't a -/ ■ v * , / . 'V . , • V‘ * V-P*#'V s . ... * . L*W .v / '- / :- ' M ' n O ; - . v H n v 1 I V {Ì A - m t Dearnestly ask your attention for a few niimitef 'printing myself to you as a candidate for |&ppe ■jjfV.fcehdént of Public Instruction of Sçminole Co’Jnty. i ^/Regarding m/qualifications. allow me to say *th ;*‘7îiavé/fed a number of years of drainingin sortie of ' best &chcxrfs, fivo^eara of which time I worked r\ way entir$£ earning every.‘dollar as I went?r^U. - ! « k deeper heart.intçrcstdn Other boys 'and girls 'who may. have a struggle iti feetting'their- education '4j m for^our.5ûpport Tor this office, > asking fofW M t&JW rffint'tfa offiçe, I. do so •fully rcaH^rtg.i& *r p ^ n & ä ä l f ö dpliortuarties, •forX .believe if one dCyofès himself . to a thorough, t.irt'Jci! study of the ççéds and conditions and keeps Born and Raise SucccesSful Business Man. Always On the' Peopled Side ? ."ft ■ . . A, - #a^s, there is no limit to the ,time! and. effort ‘that devoted to this work. ,; ' ■ First/Ifof and all the time the best interests of th^ schools Should be the'one great' principle that sho$jrf absorb all others inj/the purpose of your superintendi ng. TJ^s'iftsthe^servrV'w.e aj-p paying for 7md hav&*a rigHito Expect jtfjtftosejn our employ. L r On tlie other hand, if this office is/ only .used -as a political &teppitjg-stone/and: our Superintendent only *does What .the law requrrpa in visiting Schools and the routine \vork of the office, he loses the greater oppor­ tunity, and Seminole County wiilbe payfiig $150^ pc |1 . T ycorfor a small service. .With malice toward none and charity for all, I ear ncstly solicit your votes witlTthe promise that I will devote my entire time and effort to the work if I am honored with the office. .Mi i United States Senator ■ ... • *» •* *- •. * *« DON'T LISTEN TO A I.CJ*Ç OF-N i UA TER 18 ALLEGED TO HAV ■iiu«i 1 I HABOU«T’pW . HAT bates ' ■ WAHtlNo TnlB KIND OFVOTE ORTHAT SORT OF VOTE. NOONE HAS nUAVDED BATES AS A FOOL. HEWANTS ALL THE VOTES HE. CAN HON­ ESTLY BECURE AND HAS BEEN ASKING FOR ALL KINDSOFVOTES SINCE LAST JANUARY WHEN HE DECIfbprO-TO MAKE THE RACE FOR ASSESSOR. KNOWSTHATAHIUTYTODpTlftWORfCaNüABIL­ ITY“TO KNOW THAT HjtS IIELI1Ell3 ARE DOING THEIR WORK PROPERLY U WHAT‘IB NEEDED. BATES HAS llbril OF THERE“KINDS oV ABILITYTHISIS.WHAT.iyÔO WANT INANOFFICIALIFTOO 'CAM^YO1 HÀV>^TpiT PEPICIAL RENDER Tlf» FICE. VOTE FORBAT*»TORi HEIBTHE MANFORIT. A. VOTE for hates m e a n s - a -c o n t in u a t io n o f FltVlhREftSIVE SESSOR'S IIURINEHS METHODS IN OFFICE. * AS­ . V -t;- - ». -o ' T h e assessed valuation Qf Seminole County for the yeÉfr . S ates TJIE * • - orFgng umaBLv.yoa the orna qr COUNTY a sse sso r w h o l l y o n . his a m l i t y . to h a n d l e t h e a f f a ir s o p t h e . o f f ic e , b a t h 1 / . * I have played no favoritekita making this, assessment- and ’ ,v - -V- ‘ • • ■‘ '• 1913 amounted to $2^50;000. Th« gave the county approximate- discovering theiic additional values,* I have bandied the work in ly. $68,000 in revenue; There,was paid out for the establishment« . ■ > . . . . ■ » i*« _ a thorough inariner. wnd. propose to continue on the same basis. I cpahment8 such ag-equlpphig the officer o f thV officials road camp, close to $25,000, ; affairs of the county for the 1 . ,. W' . . . , -Ah your Assessor of jail and' furnishing the $43,000 to conduct the 1 believe those citizens of the"county whò .bave been paying ,• ••• • ■■ •. the maximum on their property will appreciate the wórk I anulo* " in in their Behalf and it should eventuate in a large reduction'-of . far added to (ho 1914 rolls the sum of -$750,000 nnd believe this amount will have reacliVOTE ed one million dollars before the books are closed which will give - .. Vthe county an assesM value of $3,250,000. This should give the county close to $87,000 in net revenue V • ■* for the coming year.on the same roillage basis. The state has already signified its intention of reducing;^ , * r * 1> the extent of one mill the state fnillnge and you can readily see that This belnfe the case and you knowing titó attending to the business 6f yopr Asses^ir’s office in an ¡ntelhgem mapni^ kséemB tome that it means self protection to you whWyoù vote ••/> v ‘v* k'- '** ‘ * v to retain me in the office for the remainder.of this term.*. . V .. -* * • . ..* * , •-. .. N . . r ' ( - Agkin soliciting the vote of every citizen In the county and a sk in g pgahi pledging myself to you that I shall conduct your Tax Asses­ sor's office in a numner that wtU lend dignity and honor to the -the'commissioners of Serofnole County have a good leeway in making a substantial reductioji in the county millage, as the income on tkeJ013 basis wUl be almost double'that of last ycnr.]‘j ’• bates äefjbJ any ojiaVo YRÎs^Nx-Àt-ycip' REASONAhTOWRYB.AlRl SHOULDno'Ynk'ELECT'ed TAX -ASSESSOR. HIS WORK. CANNOT HE CONTUB" AU GUST MEUTING. HRNtfE JU.L THIS TALK ABOUT MAKINOA CIIANCKIN TII* UOST1UPUKTANT' OPFICE lU THE COCNTY JUST BECAUSE 4KOTUKK PERSON WANT8 IT IE A MISTAKE. HAVES IS DOINOTHE RIGHT THING. PUTHIMIN FOR THE RBllAINEDIt OF THE TERM. aiUangK^ Tlllt ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. U^|.KS» ,IT THÀT.THEt:IIANOEWILLMARFANUIP*C IN TUE LüNDUCT OF’THB-'OfFlpl- ' YOUR ASAESSOR^ ViEKicR HANJU-KO »? and mm := . - *“/j1tJj b a t e s is o r n i t i YOU 'rffAT lOND VICE.KYOUKNOWRaÌÈNIBHANDUNOTl tu A creditable Vannlh iiOVh SLï £ �vii,A . jet - • -«»« . . . . ' - • - v . ... *; r-#A " •- * ___ ii: t * Ï-V 1 V! Y iTIIK GARDEN SPOT fi? ;. • : ■ S S :\. w-*-, of th e w orld ••■■’ v,;a " - . , ••, , fW ¡ ¿ f i l i ) i . '; - - p $ w y * * t •» vote? H"-- të| B righ t Class o f ;>• »Hunting tb? ool ;>-er*i.h*l<£. ür%tb^tk&' K »àa Wled ta h s iqfbp/wllh Wéiub' and relatives »r^;;IntOTr#t<sa ptople.v aa eommeDeetaertt" night la iJaayò -the cultivating Cvepl oktHe WMk afound ■w^cH. gather**k minri«] feeling of io'y and regret. ,?£& iplendid A rlv rtutio orftW tfa discoursed wMitP'*'tho atfdienee P ù pils V isitorS fcrfécfÿ tò y-A.f;*‘4V,.r pM' y _the bàét advl/a] èould | * H f to ïïriy W at r of â t W f Î ’ï , « M ' » " V ^ n g ---- r rthlk Tffffiitn making-,« ver^ inte'rrttlng grotqi ot, Kyle. v-A thoughtful, j l, £\ bright young Janes, Hon. Cl Jfc 'paper or\ Som*. Famous Worked > f . Walker 0/ tHe school boardi inyoked ,Pei*p and aorta Saying* of FaiDOM1" divine b l e a ^ r W l Men. was read by Misa lYinnle irehe The ftfit-^dudber qhrtht.prlrfgraiTi Brown. • >-■ , - ; f V V ■#M, ft 'prduy ehorfea, TS^nr S o w ? M f by m [ i t t f t t i ' 'The **ay ) g a m e s & B 3 & > waiy roiui * b jf' Erttti' Lltf!« v&«t .»Jbf didlyjWvgn . p ^ r by Mis* Linda “, ' A hap^ed'-Ma aubjnft -‘ ‘ ManSrSilriiggli Connelly., This wa* followed by' a for f^od Id *>' ,V*ry inVoreating .aud ,cKorua Uy the school. The ¿roVn- •} ,(f& thoughtful mann^fy Toth Meridrth Ing event ¡0» usual on aucb day* caipJL, n e x t . with; a (iplcndldly + pYe- the proaldent's address. ’ Miss Helen . . . . pareal p ^ p r o n IK« MTwo taAkUj’n f Rowland*, si; president of the class, *t , pf 1914 wore the honors with grace ; . ‘ _'J\I and dignity 'and- her dotdng remarks * ' ‘ l* Jtkr .teachcra and clasamntes were ’ :iiql «»nd wea cho^n. On bt- •. v * ill of her "elaumatea Miss «Rowland ■, ndcrVnnia çexi <*n the pio* tednted to Mi» school a very hsnd( #>' 4 ^ ^ gTbm an I Jds'xfcbjcft' was "Tom'i some statue of Apollo Belvedere, ilace.** a ■kr.tih „that waa cleverly god of light and love. The statu« given. * *' The Application of Science was unveiled aa the presentation i l V . waa «. . . Clifford rr.. 11, waa made. On behalf of the school to ^Agrlrdlturei’ wafKe^a^yery Interesting and instructive board Mr. C. R. Walker accepted ' t’is' : subject, and waa handled in a way iHe splendid gift from'the rlass und ' that', showed thought. Next nuot' expressed all kinds of good wishes'.'. -,A ' .herwit a piano duet entitled ” Mil­ for their futuro welfare and happi­ itary March" .played -beautifully ness. With Prophetic Utterances,' aa class prophet, MlsirClalre WalltWv' • i + o f }. The^Hpn .Jtfperiddtd uluc^WrmaSy.it pop- fu^jiW- the.ri imprest oh pnd not *ka Ipat .lp fta ‘-¿n«i£ «; are' to, be cOngrat*b>g secured Dr] Maneve nlrtg. ¿He valso- re­ ferred to SaAfortiV W - i n th*-jlè-, parture of Pjrof, Pcrkina.-qh»’ of Ifto ,beat, (Wucator* In the 8bdVUand. •Prof, Wildmnn then cpmo on t^in atas^-and briefly atated that he had »\plchaant and important duty .tot |)cffprm in presenting the nxgdtila that had been awarded to the deda* mation contest that was 'held (it the • — »_ afternoon. The date In expression conducted by Miss Green had done good work and It waa deemed ‘.wiao by the school hoard' to award two medals. .* “ ' •' the boat A silver one, fof declamation of a grammar acj student, and u i successful high Prof. Wildman *VJ ¡••Jrreéented-* to Rosamopd Radfoi school the silver medal, pM-MtSs Gladys Morris of class of 1916 tho gold medal. Both young ladies werp applauded on honors bestowed on them... ,< i ' '.tvAjik Prof. Perkins then addreaaed the audience expresalng appreciation for kind words that had beerj spoken of him, and beat wishes for the future of the achoot, also stating that he was* in no waya prepared for a fare­ well address, he knew and loved the people too well to attempt any- beautiful,*" with xtwfie ere .verjVaithpb •sfstions that were .very’, rtry artlalic. ^ ilugc " ’ Wfobdt) brincciii-» adorned .‘ the hack, of the ,t.£c Smllax twined gracefully at the front.. Potlbd polnyi at either dd4 and the noadsamc piece» of itatuary belonging to /the school, complete^ the’deforationa thit made Indeed- ‘ii din'ely •scene. At the uppoiAted tlihsu aa. tha^jrc^fstra play ch tha-gradua­ ed fit Inijiiring nt ali attraction iag da*«, thevtYn tsterfd. the bulldi ig. _ ""First rame I Randall Chase of tho Junior class or aid. Immediately following were teacher«, Prof. N.'Ji^Fvrhjn«, liin Clara Guild, Mias Alice Tethiriy, Miss- Lillian Glbaon, Mtia Charfotte Kats and Prof. J .. Rowland fitkiiu. Next came, the local and [ eeunty school boards, Mtssai*. W*lk] w, Whitner, Philip*, Foster antf I Diekson Supt. of Public Instruction 8emInole County D. L. Thrasher, of Orange county Rev. *J. F. (eKinnon; and the diatinguished I r ait own kindly mtnner ind of the* evening, Dr. A. F* ataguc. president, of Columbia eplrit he spoke b few words to the graduates, after which he preaentwd lege, Lake "City, Fla. After tiiey had assembled on the fcbi-*. jfipjomaa. At The «onclualdn aw4 iaksa <4ki # f t w f mtftlrtnAt-s^ .invoked^. InwrtLiyl * 8jyinç#1MTVe ï. F. li( McKinnonhfbâing ycry lnlp^cslively. ' The first nutnber wt& a splwdid itery of "A Cdety Stalk." ’ This va» given by Mjaâ. Renie Murrell, tad a more Intereâting topic for Sanford could not be dismissed. S ■ . tainëd for iomê time. ' When in the much* Interest some ptophetie, utter­ ances of the futuro life' of peopjn and when the name* of her beloved classmates were called aha listen*«! .„A ent. and ’ the , interiti . dgforated 1th exqui^t*. taste. In the der­ ations the predominating color heme wm green ami .gold, the minr darn colors, In compliment to occasions and he* beautiful voice Is very popular. l!M singer was. at fcjr beet on Thursday evening and every number, was one of espeda! beauty, -The singer was encored talk to the Grammar School grad* uatea, congratulating then? on hav­ ing completed the eighth grade and urging them to push on; to, higher attainments. The' diploma» were nd-’g oU were also Is svldspeSÎ. then "presented to the following: 1 The p^vailing colors lent .thena- ■ponded with an appropriate num* Mary Gardner, Ruth, Waldron, >«!lvcf,prettily to the decorutioha,' aa Fern Ward, Virginia Brady. Alice The guests were then invited tD I . t ## ■ * yellow flowers and green folinge were Vaughn. ,*ldJI»' Hodges, Eva Hpdges, used In large quantities. In U>b halls go to the refreshment rooms on the Ednk; ChlttemWn,, Muriel Rhodes, and In reception and .refritahmant- third floor, where an elegant ice Olga Vlhiep. Stella Vlnê«nt^Çlau4la rooms were green vinr.n grac^fuUy cream and cake course was served Townsend, RtMfamrtid'-RadlSriO, Ag­ at smalt tables. ' Miss' Clara Guild twined. , lnfermlnglW'r-*wH'h.\ nes Bothamly, .Ercel Bittler Clif­ geoos w^ellow,. ¿h^ianywirumk- ami, ati4 : MUVAlice Tetherly aaaiated the ford Walkpr,'Edward Millen. Watson mtit from the foreign lands from' Southcin stpl^tut. -'Fott^k.ptdfn^ttd JonlArs(|ri looking after the ccmfsri MdAtoxinder|; 1 Thomas . Merldeth, rtkh they are brought, and ebarmfern» also adtffd to tmt hearty of of Ihdr guests, and nothing was .l- !i Uusb'Murpby. Victor Green, Collier la|ly portrayed in it» many steps to the'scene. • As the guests ..pr*iVcd undone that was necessary to ntakp IVowm Collier Biggiers, Dixon Coul»sturity, till it Is the much read they were met.By a comm^tjqo of 'bourn. * 'V. ^ iboul Sanfbrd Celery,* ready for !jUnlbni,‘ lovely young* ladies ifrettjly ' ........ thlpment. ’ '/ „ JtfMpnt,'thoroughly enjoyed the oven "The Motor Âge," another' subgueVu -to' the” rionA' 100ma," ~afUrr'^n» the Juniors and able oasiatof much modern interest was The beautiful class day exercises whlch' they .were escorted to thn „u-j-anta-joara. voted royaLanHyulncrs. 5£tfy htniltd in a paper given of the graduating class -atr«>* given ceptlon/'roOm, where the’ honor! • “^ ” ——— hj hi.njamln F. Whltner, IK His on the campus on Ttltytday afternoon g usata - itood in lipe' and received . iS Klglhlh Grade Graduates •ubject waa timely ">Tid, his pa^xr at S:30. A large‘ crowd of frlen^a The •gradynriflg exerriaes of the a nd TTf gttT gr sisomW f <T Oh' Tfia'^orm &ei much reaaaarch and thought- Gilbert Grammar School were held in the that wm a credit to thd bright young Benjamin Franklin Whitner];’} j. aid« of»the school building at the was Mil* Annie Whitne;] High .-School 'auditorium at ten v H i-w l s . S ^ *L t " * li SWeot. * ' n i itin 1*1 n i n v a H .l entrance on the lawn at appoint (o'clock Wednesday morning, and The .Glee Club] which is. cOmed time. In most respects the ex­ Junior Class Korrpilon !vsij. wore witneaaasLjby a large - audience pnbd.'pf a charming group oKHIgh ercises on these memorable class admiring relative« and friends One of the most brilliant'social ^Sthooi- ‘girls Bang two pretty chohdays are the'moat interesting of the of the’boys and girl» who were com0»ek "t h i Moon Tlnngn I><Jw in a (unctions gjyen in Sanford ‘during whole week. More,of the real na­ plfXi.ng the Grammar School course, PBrpJe Sky: and.'-'ikmg at aunrise." tbe_ye~ar is always the annual rocepv ture of the data and the individual it avos'a large and handsome class of Min '-.Mary^.Gutchel waa next characteristics are displayed than jjirls and boya and won merited ap­ ]Mard in a scfcelion from Hiawatha at any other time. There is always plause as they marched into the au­ that was greatly; enjoyed every ditorium preceded, by the principal, when the class Comes together;ç(or Prof. Perklna and teachers of the a dais day program,. There U sadeighth grade. Miaa Florla Walker and new |of ness on account ol thi, nearnew Mias - Kata. “ parting ways and a feeling of joyi Says çffû» Illuminated from tpp to Afte» bslpg aeai,yd oivjhe rostrum outness because *of .having iSnUicil a work “of years and attained the covptcd>w>ol, graduation day. Ths -fro^ram bcg4ft when Mias Adelaide Biggins played a .beautiful »"kly lollop TWaTwinù’/j. unlq^c, , ir march arid V-.U^A-.- undergraduate* jper and- ha* yery*^any^'rig^t'. - ,Jh marched out' df tfxvM-haol building <?* ''j and aasombjed ,;*rouud th* Bteps *| which were the roairom ^pif lhe occa­ At tHIj» rime Supt..lJVL. U sion. •Tlwy made a -pretty .picture »c and uftVr preliminary. and were' roundly applauded. The larks appke, with muel« feeling jit| *.. glrU wore white dresses «ud- badge.-) ' 'loparture Of 'Prof. ParklhA' and1' of their dosa colors. The boya also un' 1**raM (egret of wore the claw colors.¿and ’ looked * i»C° plv lÿj. hi» .apvfring' Ma •conKüflp-MtT»'ftho lc^00js ç,fU,r ft mont'l equally os ..iHs as they-, took their place» 09 tho right, of the »1«pa, , J Wfmophfu/ adminis,-1 The Seniors came next and atood In a group ofr tbe aUpa. They wore “ of - kyWwas a*, might the rigu^tioo High Scbocl Regalia, |e heem-V*jjktud pji uccopnl ¿fl grey cap« ipd ¿OWi)» and-« »«ore at- poprf.^Vf Mu, ; retiring *p%, nilractlVe,! Ibtelllgent 1ot‘. of'.young * Thraahnr then".In x-ftw. people could acaredy be foypd.ony. \ - • n» 1 m-m - 1 wm Ul * .^ / i/ tut. t,-----------r.:_____1.ji >u '* >■ what she hagl>die«rd Aat.tb their future«: ’If class phfophfct.-l* anywhere near right In Herkbredfotlona fog th* future of her^clusstmtert they.tfiiyve causp "lit» .congratuflg^ theiriicIVm for the future seems Very bright' ihtjeed. Some will reach the halls o^tptne add all will attain aome 4*kr*J of. succeaa and UMfulness. Here’« wishing that thc-olas* prophei”, has'not made any <fniitalm, (a^ Iftastr 1 -fu qtoré »• eung' witp cnthuiljum. 9 f* -" » . -a . » Thtf dtwhjg jf- ,« y. „ G i^ w sr School Rece|cQh * On Wednesday, niternoon tho ' friends and patrons'of thf-Grammar School Were entertained at a, moat pleasing reception, :wh«ii they were Invited to inspect tty»'-work of the various grades. ' Aa /Hh’iiVr arrived ,tbey were nSek-by-. W m m -Mkjg aThrasker, h|Sru -''*hrd antf others 'of '* freshing punchy and cake, after which they visitad the rooms of the various gradeV. The (eachera received in -xaoxns- sad, ibaw a^V tb » vjaitoHf •the exhibit of school iwork that odorned the walla. Every room; was -beautifully dec­ orated wHh a profusion of iovely flowers and the dtìplay.of eyery lino of school work in the several grades most interesting and creditable. All the work waa good and showed a thoroughness and nbatneaa that wa^ vary gratifying In-noth the' teacher!) and patrons. , * , ________________ _ t Prim ry School Exhibit On Thursday afternoon'the teach- era and !Ui!e folks of the Primary Department were at home to itystr many friends and gladly recci.v^i them us they had just complete^ a most successful year and had somjr.’ vary interesting proof of it. The rapid advancement of the tiny tot« of the first and second grades la ok-** moat mafveiloua. Starting ai they do, nert knowing u totter, in moat cases and after completing ibo first sight monthn.'.wriring a legible reading and spelling and doing ber work.in a way . that-Is indeed wonder. . > ‘The walla were .prettily ’.decorated with bordara qf>ldalales, butterflies. Alid roaea, nuiwsry rhymes apd un- * derneath are - the eitMbUg^ V . school w?rk> *" "$ $ * I - Lovely Ulite booifata ‘ on., wiieh A V , , ■ jtf* , written'’the perfect speUlng of •a V , .whert. ... ;ILjA4.'riL_.A.J_ fiipnlh werfc iioticmL A * ..Kcturo Aftw. '4ho .bttyMB Offtool • slopes, were'] written itt cl^tr. Larsf ,*, * J. iFranklUi; 'voale»' fgaiF a parage letters >y first grade ;tdts.* -Cafrii-_ ' . toom the'i|ehre\a-. Scriptures,*Gvorge dar*. w*ps nicdA for the ‘ tK elW ,- ' Mclnnrghllri dourly ", and * distinctly ,, oagb a atory within .itadf gave » brief ‘History of tho and apropp« of th-v aeaaofi. Movement „that wav very int ■— - * Adrift was ® B æ t _ ’ spir a,„ given by M ■, „.^ugblon . in , her -\ - �(Continuedrfrpm page 1) incorporated in the work, and Ad­ vancement la wonderful. In the primary grade ^|!Ua Lillie Farm»* worth apd Misa Festbea. Lefller mceived the frienda of thgachpol and in tjwf aacohd .grades‘ Am . E. W. D. punri and Miss Edith Stewart pre­ sided lover, their, respective rooms. The decoration* were •very pretty, a •'pnjMHoti' of flowers and in the !. primary'rooms .a very artUtio iiapaw rope portierf . hung between tin* rooms. . This wap the work o f the children. Mipe F laj^and Mi** Belie •Smithy served jityiqh- (Turing the ’ afternoon. ‘ Medal DecUmstloniconteat' Friday _ afternoon vas- taken bp with the Medal Declamation Cojv, teat-by the.-expression pupils._ .This U ^a n g ‘ ‘ | | j§ | ' sehèoh ¿¿ye endeavored yto stimulate lni*ti*t>iji Reclamation,'debate and espreepfon. Therefor*>'tb(^ 2 w ,tód School Hpañd Offered two medals to bp pontea^f for in the •s'iy shown Friday aftigr'q o b d , \v* ■*>.'; Qn|te a large cro^d was* predent th hoajf/\h/(,excellent1,efIorw! o /’,|1lho /p u b lic '.¿The contest (Wp* divided into rtwo parts,' one for Grahimpr school pufiils ^hnd*'on f for Schpol.- pupils. Cotrrpejebt Judges, w bosk'nstnt? ^veAm>en «withheld resent 'to&MCjde upon1 the. ‘ T^e contest was' close and well fought. All • the participants did well; and no one know, until the decislon^-was rendered Friday nigh]t who would be the winners. . ' Those from the Grammar* School were Misses Rosamond .Radford, Scrita Lake and Annie Vaughn., The ,first named ;piut\;taUr drefared the winner- of the illver ,n^ndni. fo r -jthe beat in expreasion fraififfne. Grammar grajplated upon their merited succc^. fifiSa Green, who has con­ ducted the class in expression is also lo he commended upon t h e ’ good work she.has done. OVIEDO BAND ALL M G l/T Musicians Perform Like Veterana Under Fire The Oviedo Hand has been the main attraction at several concerts and ^picnics lately. The members of the band have also given much pleasure by serenading before the residences and business places of their friends. • This bund has been hi existence Only aljoul ten months anA yet they play surprisingly like professionals and naturally the citixena are proud of them. At the Chuluqta-picnlc, May 21, the full band gave a concert and It was received with hoarty, applause, mid was congratulated -¡Jjy' many of' the leading citizens of Semlnolri and counties.. J! M.,.Stutaun, t^leher - and- conduct of’ dew serves great credit'since;it Is through his faithful pejsevetance and teach­ ing that the 'WHJmbers have been able to progress as ripftdly. The Oviedo Band waa organleed by Mr. Keliy laat August and.it aopn, had the necessary numbei&tof mem-1 bers. They now have a full' eqi^pment of new Instruments and V mem*, hcrahlp that is enthusiastic ’ and earnest in their work. thirty-ftye boy« and girls, all aa frisky ■> youn* colta. Dinner is usdally. the main feature of a picnic but at Wpodiand Park they have to be forced out of th«'pool to «afr dinner. After consuming, several tons of eatables they were not pilowed to go In the pool for some time for fear of breaklng_tbe cement bottom. They also enjoyed tha other amuaemenUt, the coaster car Beidg In operation very much," owing to the generosity of two boys who Invited every body to fi<fe at their expense.. The launch Mamie trough eiptmar. The launch Mamie CLASS Ï9U picnic fashioh amd put ip^a jolly dáy A good many t6ok(1a «raijn pool and tbg . vnrintiv, Amusements were continually in tup. « Monroe is a •strong community, made up of rtyiny nationalities and -ia 'considered dne of thg main trucking' Sections*. They" qnjoyed their picnic at the park' Very mlich., Thp-wepther waa perfect and everything’ weht off very orderly. • V . , iliA* - ' ' Sqnday waa a vtry busy day at Woodland Phifk. Six opdU* came, two of them from Beresfqrd, bring­ ing DeL&nd parties. A bunch is ex­ pected to come regularly,J{om there in future The curative properties of the Woodland. Park pool have been.been exploited, bsfore but. Jim Harris lost a corn in ltr Sunday and claims a swollen ankle caused by a' from a 'mule waa entirely reduced onp day by a few hours in that pool, j t D on't forget the'title "C ap­ tain” w'heh you address Hoolihan hcriufter. ' Preparations going on every diy for the big ."Eagle" Jlsh fry and picnic (or Thursday. ^ , .* Political Meeting unty candidate« dc3ll>' ou* of bhVjng* Vjng. a meeting-In meeting-in thla city, before the iim pkign is over; and Chairman Whitner pf the G.o^nty. Executive Coinmittee “haa designated pext Saturday might. Majr 30th for tnla inyjprtant'rveiiL A ll't^w cou n ­ ty cnrididat^ a rr,rt/ju M te d ' t o : )>e on hand and addrcaa .the peuple. This will be the* last meeting ‘¿f the campaign and it (fill be a great meeting, . Ae all parties concerned are frienda" and neighbors « n d ‘ resi­ dents (of the’ same county it will be » friendly oratorical contait and there will be jjlentÿ 4qJ[ fun in the meeting' Rainembex .the daté*' ir n rti Saturday * night and .the.'first guns ViJI bé flred at eight " b'cloclf. Takes Off Freckl Removes Tan. Everyone knows the Eorii, It hw tW.'ote&ntyut, dependable look—lightness and .strength * i. It’s tfc one car rabe^s i\ic world It’s.Jpqpular--- because over. S e m in o l e Hftnrv Mr.Lau Attention, Ladlea All membdra of tbe Woman's Club are earnestly requested to Attend the meeting of the Welfare Depart­ ment Wednesday afternoon','. -M ay 28, at 3 o’clock’ Ip this clubroorps. The business men of Sanford Shfl WOODSMAN, f ibCmbcrs of tbe school board desire to enlist the interest and assistance of the women fit Sanfbrd in- the'se­ curing of a Chautauqua- for. next 3(ear. a ■rifeltat of ‘ vital importance to'dvary fealdent.' Thla matter wijl dbre tl Tiwin^tnx si^ a ra lio O 'A fw r^ - be presented In datall af this Tweeting. A full attendanc«' of• all club members and every ictirasted .woman o f" Sanford Will be a'ppr«jAUd; : . ■ - Mrs. J. W fl'^UJtjlNS, Pm ldeAL Mrs, n. E. Tolar, 8ec\ ph a r m a c y • JEWELER a W , ÜCtioir. complete. - ith '• * MY. SPECIALTIES. - J Pickard's Hand-Palntcd Chins'. ■ .Gorham's Sterling Silver '• . .Rogers' Plated Ware . f Elgin «ml Waltham Wi *q* »idy 1^(Ì‘ p*m'cuUi» ff«n' ., '* * ■* - '* r- C." F. WILLIAMS, A|.oit « EDWARD HIGGINS, StW m ». u Stniord Mcciisc tal Ctrtgf Caaiptoy goods guarantced '?** P lu m bin gan d ; !- ^ cür > r n t t n r — Herald AU Wdrk RecelTea My For« .» Attention And Beat Lfloris will Rent Your House For You F u r ch g o tt’s , J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r l . 1 Aj i* . ! #'Anrtòuftce thaV they hitve discontinued t^tr ndi)ertising in it paper and that IKreattef .their Monday andTuesday’ s Spec ‘exclusively m ft e Saturday edition of the Jacksonville Fi - i lie ,'S u n d a y b 'ad vertised �¿"•ì y * ■e 2K •J r ? ;. Wv _ __ B p je l .V • sjfè £& \.. ; ........ 3 3 ’^. O TyT ,*■» . ,.v* o S J U i+ ilfi* ~*r g f e ^ *• *¿I iHB v *6 ' LOUISVILLE&NASHVILLE Ç R. SJ « r In- . E b ^ fa -^ u , ‘V J* . I ' nul .p^ iA ion s* otsSwftá''Q/'<Í'út itf day; writer» are ^Rl! iii ’níañ* cNpt; have grever beeç ^ut>lhhod. L If^Germaéy \ * n grò A befor^’ahe Jcne%.U, and d U ch ;'V «* dead ( qru* hundred year* iamfty.^Jeii pauperm ^/t^vjk V atorf; l iffy frñé ^Bw W l K - , • >•*« » .f¿■toil . ■. --i-^aS .S-S oJm .1 leaf's ■f * tvV ■■♦-vAttWr ' *** ' >rÜH worth J P * Í’ -C’ ^ ' d', '4 $ y ■/**■' n< ' *ffve « > - «.u U J r*“ **-->A^ jB í , _ Çach ípríM 'fúUir *fW th^.an'IdeW «ibry and nat?P«W5ftrfñí f i‘ Now in post! Pjjrt, ^ ........and .....................after ............ - 'In the ninth1 Jeonfury; darKl Was Uiii music *i»flt«r ¿t'.thcjw .Students journey^d \therl M >. - ¿ - - Î LOW RATES TO OTIIÊ^t POI Europo as to ify. "ArtistJc. < It a n i ) 4 : a n-----a i ) a . m inINESOTA, nk SÉtí^Sfr*' Ireland has long »rnûK.-jhjit J k 'A\ NT) UOt KY MOU.^TAfNR R 'ÿ S k Kel­ m-Ì i deal crown, ^Tho Wdstl j tic mus}^ hive nafthiiti ".Tickets 6n kale dally, M«iy (5 to September 30. Return|l Oct. 4M M I . I , i Ij’t Nairn to • V .L icf'W ^ A « ire ^ P fcM -' ckxreat— 1To destinations In Arimnar Coty ” Glacier and Mdunl Robson), California, I.ewislon, id .Richard’-: Ste'a/b^- t Ofhnirvy’.v' ]y '*> S Bcithn. .ilardincr, Gladcr Park StatUri and Yp|low8(ono 81ÀIM), I add WasHlhgkjn. tickets on sale J«uh I to September A*,1l»f!<. ! : ■1 ' offer. . Bussia-ringi into.'her "strong, an^ ,gr6Wine harmoWy^c « kbpclces ! /• ' rdlsfiMt ■ : yT*.» '* v • -b w*. *•• Mjsy.wc not prqphnay that In the ijjfé^fVancf steyj epoca ( , GOING T il ROUGH 8T . L d n iS ,R ^ T D R N IN G tH R 6'liG H C H l^ G p v cqralng century, .tfAe musical sqDelivered tò Literature Department oMVom «rfBC lu b ^ n ford. Î1Ï,’ .\|^«l toddVJ* doth#« ’ by., Ih e \ OR VICEVKR8A. ,*{.ITERAI«.STOl^-OVERS ÒN ALL VT|CK)$T8$. prtmacy and v inapirâtiow *-6f the Nctherlandn. T^è Nf world will rest Here ov>V m s and in °»' s S M I f t f t M *M w< • '» i S r t i ù ï ï i . fà h À n isricat'^ T 1 * Ir ; b o t the «tory 61 mton with our beát, nor 1> it lodai •* - . •.' to leelànd! Yá*;'wAmerThree Solid Threggh Trains ‘ Dally—Choice o i T^ree Dlffcrsnl Routes 1 -------V - •: •11 yopng nations haa ’ beet* - • W Q ’ THE NORTH AND N ORTH W EST^ . ,;l fe«r. Stoclglon tv Today. America s»y» 1 K u : I KAtNS I) \ll.V TO THE SOIITIIWEST T H B oO È tì NEW I yp ï Ïaïcé tto tfo 4 {fI ’ ¡.»hall Hon. J. 'N., C. Stpckren will ad' r ORLEANS. L, & N. DINING CARS: NO BKTTKU DlNlNG CAR SE r I tire,to»ome very.fino hymn t u n « . One authority U ih if ^hi« ragged or teUch . Ibe worldi" ^ka4t'She\'dU « dreggi tho voter« o f SenOhola. county VICE. PAST,TJXK. ROCK BALLAST. NO DB8T. NO D1RT, | Marie * Rappofd, ( I r - A. in Sanford on Friday night, May por h an ds tm m m _ J flrON mAÚ» SUMMER 'I satrtd ¿Athom* Abd, Ihter, «©ciilmr syncofliW I timVtfirbugh the Mcoen Beach and others, wbt^iWfd*of inter­ 29th and -everybody is invitetT'to TOURIST III ES, SLEEPING CAR RESERVATIONS »tale; .1 < j £ r * . aong” 'and* ne i rJ>;\<fr -the tiNglnul AND OTHElMhflfORi )N. ADDRESS ( 1; „ V ■ Jebn Knowj*« : Phine, born In -Africlfr home, where it U 'u h f, he national fame, and are entirely home come out- and hear the -people's taught. (Mrs. Beach la self taught.) friend tell of his plans and the tsiauea H .t . BRETNEY. Florida Pasrenger Agent’ 1839, h#a Wen called the "Neat or” first, Warned from a littlr hlrd of the • ♦ “ But,'* says some one, "your in­ of the day. Tho band will play and of America« cbinppaer«. He w*s oriole family, which alng^ln ayncoL 134 West Bay Street Jacksonville, Pia, structora, ara «till foreign.” Thia ia the evening, will be Veil spent and * the firtt to hold 6 .chair of miu^lc In pated rhythm» If this be irW -then this country at harvard University where did Beethoven get his rugged far from wholly true. But what of you will have a chapee to learn some lk 1862. Prof; *. i l f W ’a ^Maaa in or aynyjN ted time? We 'c4bnpt fother nations? I presume in Eng*j thing of your future .senator. •- » ~bl_______ J cj D Flat appeared iirlle rllw in 1867. objeclyto rag time juat because ira' land you find m ore’of the h om e-ln -Iu - ---*•tructor than in lirtUt countries, be­ )■ i*Bat earlier than thla John Howard time % ragged. The world’« beat •Ttv ■Paine had won European fame with w rite# *have written In ragged or cause England ia$£Q cojiMffvultlve. In Franee, and Itafy, you1 Ato just ^* Ft 7* lie tlramaUc 6pef a "Clari, The Maid ayneopated time. We cannot obas apt to find tho foreign M the ot Jilan;-’’ which contained the now j oct to rag time becauae it haa no I I world famous “ Home, Sweet Home.” melody. It certainly has a atrong. home teacher. Germany's greatest I instructor, the one most sought for fOur rlassic. and hence* real ’music vigorous, swinging melody. Ac­ ry. however, dates from the cording to the structural analysis the past .thirty years, la Lrechetit-’ ■ |Urger form compositions of the first of a composition, it is net built on sky, a* Pole. Wo know the stpry of / ( •. ntioned Paine, Prof. John Knowle classical plati. But how much of Mrs. McDowell, who, when abeVentdoped -— P*in*— Prof. John good, popular and generally accepted abroad to study, was 'disgusted when »wire of Harvard fam e—and thia music lu not built on a strictly class­ she found she was'studying with an iblishes the fact of our short ical plan! Music should have a.lan­ American. She married her teacher* sic life which eovera a period of guage, of it« own— beautiful ami-hs- Edward McDowell. Kthclbert NevIn was more famed abroad than here. «tittle ovur &fty years. tdicctunl, to appeal to tha,aDu! and A leadihg theory and, harmony in­ ‘ pathetic was *' mind. Ragtime has not. &£usic structor in Germany to day is Amerthe early American should express an emotion pure and ition). ' His nomhsrs ^llrst ap- lofty. Uagtimp. dot* «ot. Xhen, It ' Th'e" American teacher la growing_ on ms, we object, not. so much for atrorigir nnd stronger abroad every’ imprinted, unannounced, un* whgt it, lsv as..(or What ity Is- «ot.l year; the American pupO. is crogs^í I iwn. ' ikX Uite lb« Atorivoi the-.iervant girl the Atlantic less and less every yondfi, who.jwnt^,tft,hwf ml«tNtt.. an<U«aid. Yin, you find the foreign teacher in" y#r ! -i fit Steinway “ I am. homesiclj; 1, must leave. kp«,*5 ail other countriM. imd holding sway 11884, onr rèndért w as. devo ted v i­ ’ "W h y,” »aid thti t fM t e a y i‘ doh't as well as* In America. f. to the works of American ‘ “ e your r o o n i^ •‘M a- national But America has * r firét strict* , ma’am.” ’ kho have i Da-f iv concert program, 1 Prom ^ÍJoñ't you like yoür food; don’ t l music without a I.date, of thU Stein way r«ci recital, the you get enough to oatf'J iBttoMh mdsi6 is built on folk ■ t :: composer boa W tsn componer ha» ; gained in * - T f « ; ma’am.” r ... » j fi : > * ^reflation «b home “ahd fbroad. "A n, I not kind ta'you ?1' p s h m e years ago, Ovórak. wrote ; W . Uom the good to ih n U .st, ” YI e»‘ mpWm-J III« BUI. lilt,t*or Prtt* A P nVAIfi'4aiAPii*Ît i* a liftApilltFli -i _• whai make^' , V • you home- into bis; New .W orld 8ymph0ples or_profe_ss(6ntfl conccxUltfOW; "Thenn, there Is always included/the *|ck?*' • “ j-r- negro ni0lò(\ÌM7. and h^ said, “ These ahaJIJ-kyff i eKo American fotfc aong." * ^ * " • 2 2 5 '. i i ” ™ ' l , 1“ “ > n -‘ W W 1 K H t » h , r . But aY^'they. With ,ff,w ahd minor w„ : l? annpunci tnent. ■_ * t J-.«t«*baen that makes me home- exceptions ' we look in vAln for the Musicai progress in •tho Uni tod. , . , negro melodies in the works of our • )>t »<■ it 4*1 - t I\ ii - 11 sare been peep m i 'i i*. ■ — AmerH-avha* thrjHiffhr \ master writers. ‘ ^ • ,.* Stages and hani -s/ruggies. ’ •' not ^or w^at *1 is, but v , Edward -McDowvlj wrote bji. "In ­ KufopW through ceiyturire of lt '* noV, * |tcd : appreciation attained to Of rnunie.'no ono will undonitsnd dian j Suite." ThPd R ’ ’vf«s aald, W higheat^iinnadea in contpreltion me to ray Beethovtm wrote ragtime. ‘ ‘ TheM ,*?»- ntore ‘ stately," ^ which ‘ Jd, muaif,.-vouftg-* ATtfcrics had tb 'H e merely wrote ragged or synco- they are,' ì,4han thrf negro melodics »Pl'Te wirh civic problems, polit- pated time; he-n«vpr degenerated to "and because of their sturdiness nnd orKanization«.* Felling. feresU, rag. Beethoven b ad '«va * a .'lofty force should be tho American folk hufldvng .horn««; fighting Indiaits kept Ideal to expreav in whatever rhythm ■ong," But these have really made *The sale/begin« May 29 and ends June 18: During these 14 day« we ihg early settlets buay. Then there he clothed It. It is th« persistent ess impression on our . music than are placing all other lines of Shoes in bins specially built for the purpose, WhereW j the long battle against the nar- ragged new of rag that makes; It so have the negro song. True, we you can help yourself and get junt what you want. ^ tmrer musical .¿lfinritapees and pre- wearisome and commonplace, Be- could adopt the folk song, of the J»dic*-i of the Puritatta Vnd Quakers.'aides, it has positively nothing to Indian and red rare, or of trie negro and .AJtican race, as the Hungarl- ! our r$ ty d ,V jts' -every foreigner say. nothing. . ' , don' ana did'»Kb "Gypsy songs" for their]1 >A*srv«lHng, ” How eorapletely- wej . ''America U foreign teu gijt!"' them £ t r taught-\ij> 'Ip Europe” (S ter^J1 Up to w|thlb the past few year« national/ music. H ut why should > »v VARIABLE ROUTE Ì O DENVER, SALT I LAKE, COLORADO SPRINGS, ETC I -tí vm “• « THE ATTRACTIVE WAY I) — I ¡ AND BOYS SHOES AND OXFORDS. IS A N E W: KIND OF SHOE S A L E SACRIFICE S A L O 'O R A PRINCIPLE ~ FAMOUS “ STAR k -. : n BOm® in,tatiee*. yi vthis was almost wholly true. Firft There are thorér who believe . we estrs, outrun* hhr. , \ ^ „ , 6 the French refugees from their - T h.t we may not hake a strictly revolutiori. ' These were our esrllett are now in.the.dawri&f our. national* m u s ic .« ydt is easily * c u t c h „ it Th, n . iamtf thc-ItaUan, •4am,'and this nationalism U, and shall be,- made -of the n\twlq dements th*‘ Foie,' the Germon. * -What S our “ * • "wtiatiohs? i l ' ■ * *, "Fn;iond? Q ,r i,,n - : ^Christi-01 of idi nklfous. "T h if unlffetfqualf tir»S Sbf , l b'.” "1 : nther río» , like .any ’ obe %>s»añÉ" ' ti’ ’ !L lh® m eltinr-pot o( tll ty » a « youtig ,wh n Engl and vrarj.*Ity, mm, , - e #--t e*. ‘ , t— \ VV_' •. «torw,-iprftèad of « certain-preuliar ;j>ld. in M(1tr» piJ,rt*t affecte. - But «"»'• hnV;mUch mVr* 'ebaracUristlç A àsitP “ '" ,, , k \ lf*nH?I -, :ifand?I weni went ovorovor-from fromGvrmapy. Gçrmapy.! our mUed'nation wyubt .. - , tins. .h,: Aaliriftan rempodtton comnoaltion la then but !tnd £ , tBU(tht .England tblngn > b o u t »dd - - f ttbly ---- -------glYeé ua a Unique Indi""».thlngf íhty yeSr* Bg0 c#Sy 2 w1' |>rociurttor,a abroa’d. To7*y*. foreign music houses , are per“ ««■nUy puhluhlnf our music «rock», »•thin the pMt ycaY. G. Schlrmet. • ' W « e pulii ishíng firm in ] 1 Çfty kw r é û b iU T iW '^ n)uiic h,,(UÇ for. thte ixi J* Am**ricsW rompenti* . lcu notable, artd (.«unfsmsnt to.th> hOfWwnUr. who" ' 1101 ‘“ •v: ‘ "thorough irAji&J - bu. ,nr antl l >ri,*d' wroifal $2.50 shoes for $ 1.95 •’’ SHOES *? V j ; affi ‘ I ^^Jr -JTgl . .3 \ �tlibirTt irrr Toe#J^r »tid Fthlsf Romln* Dr É IÌERAID HftINIING COMPANY ; >: ’ -r' Jr, J. Iiu ilv. Editor M ItAVMCS B u siness Manager ubserletlMPrlee. $1.00 • Vrsr ( n p '« * « ' Dali ««red |s the Qit hr carnet $100 wi rear is ' ,» * ^ . stivano* or $0c per monta. Phtinaàu te ad«asea b «»i > wed* at oflkr altanfon). Florida if M»rt>1ftl the idcht ifab'ntlUimttondAhc At cording toTlijutorai XflP Me­ tropolis should-Use .‘ this spaio for congest iil aUn# 4Ko htfttldre n who ha vs been; prftrftbtqd, They have,-worked hard and hiive peon given merited reward^f but^Amehow wp want to aiy Y ntttthln r'f0 the children who have pdt ‘fpassed,” tb»*‘boyq and girls Vp<f ^ e getting jhciripsriy les­ sons In thé way 'of nurtitig. disap­ pointments and, the way to profit by'tbejr failures. We have said “ tessons iit the way of'meeting disappointments and the Tift) 'M a r lo n * ^Ounty cdttu/o. of SWft- la* dirt - nrfttnre usual with fftt Tribuno la a',''work'of art. It ia eoifiyoftcil of many cuta and dw cripÜ v«.'muathr and-Mari.bn 1» pinned befo^* the peopio In the proper ligbt^ The edition Ip. ■the work of Gilbert I-each of the tyjbune, who is one of the best, spc. :;, writers in the state, teach Jtiyawn his.subjects thoroughly and hit ar­ ticles on Florida are widely rpad be­ cause they aire honest, Jucid and the comperhonaive. Marjftn 'county U one or •the best in, the state and special edition 'of lost Sunday .will pdd man^jr ettixonf j to *Marion’s -list and add more laurels to LepcV apd the 'Tribu hp. \ m an s Is the true m easure o l--?.?f*’ *t, m ake m o n e y is an im p orta n t industrial p ro g re ss.. institution A class of.twenty-one bright boys gnd girli graduated *t the Sanford tligb^SchoorjhuV Friday night. A reeprd for Florida - apd the south nr.d one that the* Jerald is especial* !£ proud of aa lt rtopreaenta the good work being done jin our schools. With <p record o. %Mür» o f efficient.Mrvk)>\\ ( o im m u n ity, t h e p e o p l e o f d uring w h ich time} 5 9,000.00 i ¡T SIX TEEN Sanford -■? th i 'Sanford' If ip. h' Hehotd, ’ petition with any}$late; f o r »¡city of the aise of Sanford to have the ay*turn o f . public achools placed in .threg geparote and distinct depart­ ment!, Primary, Grammar and High School all Rotated in different parts o f the d iy -and under' the direction of Prof. Pefjtirvs have- attained a de-. gtee of ,proficiency that is-the wonder of our victors' and the curriculum li almost an high as some colleges. • • .poupled with the, regular courses aro.'iV? athletic department where ,y. the gritftiix*cFl musclh 'and- healthy Bport' \ar keep 'ftac© wlfh their bUsy brain and the music, art and ora­ torical’ and' expression departments Is it possible too. that th ... uuffer capable iiudrdctora are.' plac. . irig our pupils,nearly upon the high plane of the collectsjl. ‘\ * mere'article in Shis papa« canhot do the subject justice. A, visit ¡V to tbe School» will giVe one a mach k . better idea of* the magnificent'scope' ' V and work iccotnpbebed by thV scbooU and tV| teachers and the year; ju»t rio*e<f fn 'which tho,class liumbired' tweftty-om) demonstrator . ih^t in Seniord Blgfi ^hhopl the s , ,echoi}»ni ta^e^an interest that' carries thom through tbo four haVd years of ntudy to a sucpeWul finish. It is \ v W U hnofen,fact that the majority o f ‘ the'schplars in the high schools idUtT /¿p d ‘ -Jnthe children who . drop' ou.t for various wupsca 'hef'ore promoted on a margin so low V- they /each, the.^enjo; <laas and on V commcnocmcnt dSy^ there are .uaual- as to makto a conscientious readier . - . l y A o u f six ot mole seniors to r&- wonder if she does right to have the ctoive' their ’ diploma». TAenty one child go on to another grade, are Vhg ^.bright .boys . nu<i j*lrls going forth making of a clnaa roll 4for expert Xcopi Sanford HigmSchooIia-a rgcord teachers. ^ * ** How excdlent it would be if next ' «^w W eb tbe'school and Tfie^lMulty and The cilixens of Sanford .may well year tho Miami schools have three . fe d proud. Ii ij a record,tbai tops class rooms, one in the primary, an­ other;’ gootj i'«co):dsi made by this other in the intermediate, and an­ . .school and 1* ' considerably better other in the grammar departments Tkhait nine-tenths of tha public whoso work it would be to toko dare ■■w ik ^ >U. of .c^iij«. te nniduably -targer trf all tbwe , children- Hm failed ttr ’,- thgtr Sanford,' ' '.Jt demoisttattsi more pass and by individual attention than- tiny .olW r one thing that the to their needs fit thorn for tho-exact principal and‘th«\teachers.are an' the grndo in which they could do the right ^"ilno. Hot.^ipHr have they best *ork? In charge of these special rooms taiighLtbe pupli^K the bwst maiv-. * .tliAjBubjectN/Tn thb, tern bookii tho best teachers obtainable should ■*lnt| th ty tb,ayc taught it lft\auch u ha placed and that children should rnanner that the pupils Bro thirsty be taught to know that* to he" a ior more knowledge and have jfono to the.end !nd the'finish. Thcro are schools Yhih are high, And schools tt\st ape higher,"* And acjiools ark.IharnoiT npd .vr .“ lBut, the Sr^oOt Wateeh hJ- 1 .. Of the Sanford High School Are the ladies that win the prise Tbcrq,’ were boya in the clési? p ¡ And T>pya in the school. ' ‘ And boy* on the playground' «ach day: Blit the- Sweet Shtaen Of the Sanford Hjgfy School— ' They carried the prixo away. l e o p k l ^ î W E P A Y 4 P E R C E N T IN T E R W E ’RENT Thejs aré girls on the farm, And gifl* irf tbe town, And girW wnerever you go; Bui the ¿Tweet Sixteen Of theJsSworfl High School Are the brightest jirla that we know. SAFETY t o e BOXES ) 'S a v in g s a c c o u n t s A T T ¿ 3 .0 0 ; P E R P EO PLES BANK OF S A N F O R D SANEO Ther^ are girls tt)it are p u tty With powder and puff, , J M .v S M I T H And girls with a sweet w ir in g smile Yice-Presîdfrflt But the Sweet Sixteen,, :'\ OI the Sanford High Scbogi Have every one Seat by a mtta. . .: ^ y- L • “ : There are girls in the norib, Aad girjs in ^he south, *, And girls*'far over the soa; : Chairman Whitner ha« callod h m a t ­ But the Sweet Sixteen' ing for next Saturday night* at the Of tip) Sanford High School corner of First street-and Park ava­ Are'the iiweetest girls that be.' nie. Everybody. Invited. ' Thore nro girls in the east, Notice to Tag Payers And. girls in tbe west And’ girls wherever you roam; The 1913 aaswanient on^yqjir prop­ But the Sweet Sixteen erty was made by Orange gounty af'ord~ Bigh School Of t h e 'fcanfT Üdala. I Thé completed l>061ts wp^/xfcAipt th e}’sweete*t girls ip the home. livered to Seminole, county in O'ctober, 1913. If the assemmept»in- your neigh­ So hero’s to the girls, borhood were not^tializwi, copie io arid And here’a io the hoys, talk to me about" them and wo will get And here*» to the rest of the crew them on the 1914‘ rolls as they ahaulp BuTihe Sweet Sixteen . THOkAS K. BATES, F L O R ID A TOLAR Cashifer ■ M on acm TH the HaHford, High School Are théibest and sweetest and true -rV * J. H. CELLAR. , -.Many ,r y o u n g 'Çirt orTioy has left a-pch«ol irf the ilridst of ,a term, on «ccO% t ,<gL a ' teacher, y no" falfpd to - • ^ U P T L i ^ i s ,v - T -, À'Iatjy calma, to fa jï thit, editor 6t « Kansas paper her ‘ ppinion -of the hress, and her vU[t vitti» acknowl­ edged in the following paragraph: “ Mrs. Thomaa Fowler, who called at the Globe office today to declare that newspapers are shiftless and co n tin iiç& tô re ' bold \hetr s t a t i o n } knd; love and ■ Jpa»rtrt-'/Teaching^laVa aeidnee umi The rooms were 'beautifully dec­ * vjiil*.' It vkjpe hot itH'm to lie rccoj;-' orated .with- the lo y e ly - pink and ¿t* Wired a i’kocK by. tpo average man whit« oleander and ¿racoful palms, i y h p favors'^mall salaries and. modias the guest »arrived they .were cor­ ’*■'mere, toaefier» B ,js a-science second dially- received by tho genial host, .'d a noho.and one gf tlje-noblest proPoking huruisoim> in his convene ftokind hamlsomo yfftswwjms-tiday. The?Sinford school« .ioftil, even riig " garb. T^V evening \ VI the city's« most Valuable' was spent playing Iho poifuUr gama jrtuch of the fucchss qt j of au^iioni several -round«, o f . the ' . th p ’‘ichmdji ate due to the fact that ;ame being greatly enjoiyed. Mrs. ;•.fhe cltUen* ,of Sanford faktf such an •R. A. Newman won the'lndltp»* first We ’thank -Brother Holly of the . active inUnrest in them. Prof, TdrMite, a lovely hand painted cup'and tfjr» ’ leavdi thii .School J h ii tnc/nth Sanford Herald Jor a highly appre­ «ucer, whilo Tt. A. Newtnnn won' ■v^o go to hisr old. homi ln Virginia ciated dot ire of'ou T determination the gentlemen’s first prise, a cop y - yHero he .haa* a'chance to rhsief«' on to Teturn fo, Kentucky, ,Jbt|t at we of Klppling’s Barrack Hoorn Balthe old plantation, where his boy-«' ÑiB not ^go fol » month yef* .w'e lads and Departmental .pftUea^>-* njaÿ’ àcrépt'tliat Invitation to cómo hood days wt-re spent and where hh handsomely hound In suedm Mr». will tnfy* « 'well earned'rest of i*v-i to B uford und, h«va our life prn- S. Kn Bajret drew the iadlni* con­ lorfgM .-lH «'¿Hé .'mean Unie .please •■nil yrajH Injojirtg the free and open the renewal of our most fils- solation pfit«, a Veautiiul box df. life o f tbi* gent^tnun farmer. Hero's candy,,. and . Forrest hake w as. th« boping that some day he will return tingulshntl 'Consideration and relucky’ winner o f ’ .the gentlemsnV . and until that day comes may his m<’ ft)bpr that: though far away our -yhnautstion, a deck of cards, llo.yftmseiuor reyeivu the same bifxtipted heartMvill turn fondly to those in thq freshing puiu’ll wak served at tile land of flowers who helped make our nnjiport and praise that he,'has re­ conclusion of thp game». Aniohg ceived from the big h'ftlftBd' people etay a memory-always to be therthose present w$fe, Mr. and Mrs. Uhcd..-r^Rept<rikr-8tar,^-\: vÿ-' " of this city. Wc-nll applJciato'^UiV C. O, * McLaughlin, Or. and Mrs. grand work that Prof. Pppdns, hwfJ ^ R jom e up. Tbe'w ater,Tit fine-and T. A. Neal.- Mr,'abd,.^ilrs. Forr.dat . \t uccamplished in •ou r' ,»¿hOjJT* ’ M ja ! Ihere i? -plenty , d f fi»h*WH, Lqkfe, M rs. , C . ' I f. Votte,’ Alfred while regretting his lievtrioce^lrbm.1 Foster,' Mr. and Mra. B, E. Barrel^ the' schools hap« thst h*{tp«^ enjs^j ■^*.1» ■another’ p¿rj of this issue is|- Dr.-, and -Airs. S. Puloston, Mr*-, .th«t'r «aihe ituccess ijditj Ihe TfreirD.I vlaudn L’ Engl«)’« answer to* jHt j Crus« .■illnmis«, Mrs. W. D. Holdcfi1, fields of Virginia'-ahdt' msy thej JheksonvilÎo Metropolis rcgaVdlng the j Mr, 4nd "M rs.-£. F..Smith, M>. and school* enjoy the eaihe,anserss thuf chstijting of •a ttdekrath 'that aeenu Mrs. G. A. Speer, Mrs. fa. W. Hern. they have und^r to he Jhe e»ritroxersy,b«twe*n.Dixie ddn, Mr*; H.HS.*'I>lckin* of St. Pe­ andAhc'M etropolis at present. Tho tersburg. My. and-Mrs. A. P._ Con­ jgSjBffHi». thlsw|otUon\are pot con- nelly, Mg, and Mm. R. A- Newman, W%Hi Watson, Mr. und.Mrs. U. Aw < tíD fE .F 0 ÍL 7 J ílj; F a ! Newman. W- E.. C F. VThe ^rAinihii^r intertSi Moore, Mr. and Mm. Davik Hart. Ujfi^.'nnjt: klndrrgart(>ii t] yfsbi M g ÿ jihllo school* I.» phaml , ¿ t t d íiy for thf hing ygd fitlöo^ and «Bis Hnve carried ho ‘ .tucoril* 9^ tnwc.ycar’s \eork. • ( 1 Com plete Bhnvinfi Out Of $1 10 A rticle« .10- >T, - > To- advertise our-}Ùniversal ‘ shav­ ing outfit'*-ajid UUivéréal Product# fof p ,limitait.time only, send t his w ál wjDffh $3-00 S navi ftg Out fi ^ umer dírrtft ' and. therefore agüTTT*^pTWrvrirtçh~«^AÎ' know are very ItUTkd*' 1 Ifotfow Ground Aisol •!* ' I Silecb lather Brush 1 Kaaor Slrog, t'anvab hack ;f. l ^lekel Kasel Back Mirror I 33-inch Barber Towel 1 Box Shaving Soap '"V-VT 1 Box Talcum Powder ; , 1 Decorated Chin* Mug » 1 Aluminum Barber Cotn|r *‘vV5. ! Bristle. fl»lr Brush --u ‘ Agent« need not write, « > / ■Each outfit packed Hh neat box il.OQ, Coin'or Morey Order, ppetagtf J0c extra. .’ . U* , UNI VK US AI, PB0DU CT8 C b ; ;} Dayton,Ohio A s th e first stfcp to w a r d s .'th e rnüítL wanr when voii form that Life Partnership Put Your Spare Dollars, Jntq A Suitable Site With the Site Provided 1 'Twill be easy tq V. ^iJuitd the Nest 9 ^BSfw.riti»** and BUILDING SITES N. H. GARN THE SEASIDE INN ï f W f e -a ÔN9TIPATI0N ' Ibilnd stanWV), How "CSoaarteaim WNNER AND 1Ú 1.L ON THlá DATE SPECIAL RATES FOB-JUNE; * Appreciating your pairònage in (La pa»t and hoping ,T\ grtcL yçil thjs-siuumor,,. I am-sipqore^'y»^/; \ »¿I I o s th« outlet. llfesUv* o rg ia »-flan an When tho »rilfta has Men t U rurtRed. the bilious, halt vii feeling dUapptars. the (J »wert, tho m!* h UW; body. Vtc# COc see nettle. *.n»iljfd.Proc. r-t undid Sanford Côcù-Ù V . B O W E R S Q Y 801 - �'p i- ■. ‘o r-vi' M B AN DÄßOUUHE. CITX $ Ulüc H»PP*,n“ , « <iÍ_M en.tlun . Matters In B rU f Of ' M ÉÊ • ¿«M A L ÍTEMS O f INTEREST 1_Small ^Talk« i-* * v < W W W R 1 ’.■/.Sorti»tHr a.«.Iofilr A Ajr»n(cd Toi; h ?**®4 r °* HuffÍCl1 Herald Headers te „ haa Returned \fUti: Jm * ‘ G °w* ° (roin » visit with h«»r mother at B*ibourVilIe. t>-h yrast cakes and popcorn at Mr*. .. a S K ' ' * «S '11 Í .Oornef ja spending a law day* íarni after.í ao/oUrn at^Dayi. .--» V* : W ‘ • A iV q \)»a TTTlîANrORÎÏ* HÉtfALD-'* %£ñJÍf¡g v>Harr/lJWsrd Has rettirned * ith her dadjthters, Mrs, Ç. J. Holly and Mrs . Ef*BIa Drown.. fnir*‘ of the. -V'oTd Felice Co. * Woodland Park la open every has-not 'been well latelyan d T * m m , J , v *• Sunday. Try to ride: Vttuqrta.'' to Sanford to recuperato. Boats leavo Sanford 2 ^ v . ‘fl-tf • Mr. and Mrs. Ira ' Halo*®''4 w® nome again After a moat aucceaaful . P °l* W. H. Cody. hreal^ent af the term at Stetson. $1«. , Maiuea 1b Osceola Fertiliser ,Co., of .Jifksotitaking it law course and Afra. .Maine,-* vllle was in the city. calling dn hi* ■i,erti J. i ,both ...L of them __ __aro and a mimic1 ■tpany friend* several \day» of last tic about Stetson Unlweek. ' \ •' v Vv.i very .^ t h • ‘ -■’ ahy Santord friends Vtarailÿ. T The Treaaurer's Job ia n ot'».p eri- are glad elcome thorn back «Ion. but an honorable position of home. trukt and should go to the man who Newman 1 o t giving away, the ia. ab|o to yin icjS Hewman will win ■al m /.it U c h e d to tty'ikoaitioii pf it becaiua.lhe people know h »i* .fb o Treasurer. He wantqt Xhb position man i o f \he |ofb. fob. < (ridv) mvj solely,-because -he waiitb,7the salary ••' 'V •.I T’ hp-Tr&surtfr’J officei i« u public . ' , ’’ IW'* nrriV the -alary goce t* thri H m ü w t¿ \ a fee for 'his * services? Nfeymap os a father thinki enough of. thV public schools to want the in­ terest to go to the school fund, which , certainly laudably on his part; j IV' is'rtndting no promises thht-’h * L « > cannot flilfiiliA Newman is tnuMien-*,-' ' t » . *1 e * . for Treasurer, (aJv) [■ , can hdlp the people. He ia a *bbi prundey is a raau to tiè to. Hb roasful farmer and knows the needs k ' i *ucr«a«fuF/iaripw «id^uñijfateof the county. .H e sdtl bq the ttands the peeda of j thV ‘ pocrp|< PEOPLE'S. COMMISSIONER. Vet* for hìn fife V?onn<y. Conirai! v . > ... \ , ; 80-2tc doner Tursday. * «0-^tte; * It I is Quite Ukely B arbers e n are m a n y thatcam Imgj'ûll lhuf’-al l h c s ç 'A id y ____ _____ ththere sufTfagettOP,' a 4>?jn#Br too, perhaps, th at som e o f ' ', m^re suffer y e t. * . I)id ;Y ó o IHsc A Safty R akor’ . ” ;« ( ; th » d u r i m m d u p l e x t« a Daddy ' ,... • • Û ' & & * & ’ ■ ?* * * * * $ f l a n d y ■ a praèti Rtv CÎ. B. MRSH zSm W mim i* m < For White-Beards Blick ffegtds, Red Beards ûr Sandy * r ial i Knowledge.' trip will be mad#.. This Is yflfUr chinee Tt> iee one of the seven 'wpn-' Ber# Of,, the world.’ andtfyW t the Blue Gras# state. Watflffvtthe Heraid for futura:1announcements and come to Thot Herald ofTuie'and get booklets deqoriblng the trip*; Posi­ tively one of the finest and cheapest trips of the season. Write H,‘ C. Bretney, General Passenger Agent 1*'& N. Ry. at Jacksonville for par­ ticular«. • 4 -vr bis boxrof 88 rqculnf 5c In Osq jh ortrtim a by pwner. f SEoí V V ¡¡ «ash takes car, ¿ B . A O. hißtor Ct>. ’ For Sale— Fresh Jersey cow, P. O. Box 1367. 7-c W henjyou Jwantla typewriter see Connelly, also ribbons' nnd carbon. 76-tf For Sale—Black saddle and drivingmare. Inquire of J. Dl Roberta at grocery. 42-tfe For Sale—Lemon Bluff— 17d acres, large part ch^Icsi hammock iand that » will profitably grow citrus fruit and veg­ etable«; high, beautiful river front,'mbd- . ern house, price $7,6CK>. , E m at Mxn, St Petersburg, Fla { 60*tf TTT ■For Sale—A good hbme well located. $509 c«sb, balance easy payments. 6 room house, $1,500, easy payments. 8 róoms and bath, $300 cash-—monthly payments. Well located lot, $350. $50 cash, balance monthly. Connelly, 109, Mag­ nolia avenue. 67-tf n. *Co»gTcga. . fit-1 \: da and former ÒÏ*t - «ve * T Result >. 4 w1 w* ; VE’ .S ii ■P-ifU. JjpirThi«»«n. 8(Uf ■riialsqH ‘ For Sala— If taken Let onca -Rem­ ington typewriter. $7.00. * Call Iterao-tf aid office^ TO RENT íunilsheil room for rent. Termi tnaj ‘v «OTUijdc. Apply 21APark avenue^ 33-t w T "; ■ For Rant—Largo pleasant rooms, m ^phone, electric light* amLothar eonv'cnlcncqs. Apply 418^0aV AVe. For Ront, 6 rooms and Ifath. Magnolja, av«ti\u>v bciween Fifth . and SixtTu p . ’ Connelly. % fiC^f ? Fptnlsbed Houso^of, p iv e Bombs— Scfetmed, piano and water Included,$20 per month. Address Ownrir, cafe o f “ Horolif office, 8j-tfe ’ r- . ■ M IS C E L A N E O 1*8, If you want -to buy OS 'sqil Cdnnclb*'« R ^ l Eatato Office L tholplae* to do buainwi». V 76*U ‘ r- * —----------------- ----------------------- a — Lm«.- “ - ^ r ’ òentr K»-B. Woodcock, v All kindn of stenographic anti type­ makes. Bhy dfrec direct from^ij«^ and JR' 8 gay« money. 6 pet cent dis¿oünt^Wsj R « r # ; . Y iÙ.rford Place, Kirkwood. writing work neatly doue. Apply St John’* H old, Room ,12^, . ff7-Uc payroqnr*llt full ^ceompaniex_*çaeh ■ ■ r m -■ *’ rd vordor, . C. O D. ua lO p iJ '" For Salo-.-Gc jd home. L ’W anted—Jersey hvifojra Irai posit1. , Allowing «xKrôiuation. M. fî. Nelson,.. Ábe itnock.a ; tponthf. to jjo « ,.v*w;ol'ri.[;i '|R»4 PAC TO IflßS SALES CO. \ \ «ss VV For Rent— Completely furnished house wjth piarid.for tho sumtnpr,.' Few, atops to p oito/bce.'d sp ot and » tramer codk. At'.-W. Brown, En(terpriae, Florida. ' 7«nf «ca — i*pwi^ mmm* ■ ai i ■w-sa.wgwm j "F o r Salq—Ttae>good team ytule^K - ." •. - -_•. _• %• wSw*»—»*— w; —>#y»r.vi a«'* h*' yagqji - and h*rriras completé, $3(^ ; cash tekek outfit. Owner going qwa cash., take#- put tit., Owner - going away. A. ' -L. * Bp^tert. Agent West Side. ■ - . 80-2tp • TT For 8ale— Tworigood horses and Jpring wagon. ‘ Inquire of Coco Cola 1 -"WLffiFT C5T~ JLo*t. or Stolen— Magard bicycle, black finish, No, E, 88&2. Reward ;u,85 4.90 ; fl?f;o r For JSalo—1,7 acre farm, 10 aerte If refurnadi M. E. Moye, opr Fifty ' ß.to M 80-£tp cleared, 7 acre* tiled, 3' well», 8 room *pd Magnolia, * 5.99 - 4.29 house, good barn. H. Kennewell, Wanted;— Position aa stenographer .in' slnck. N*r>- W. Flnt StN .. j * 79*2 tp *M VlttbtnVil.€% '»>»tV- * •V- .T¡---- 1 For Sale— Lady forced to sell ¿jin* bearing orange grove with residence, also farm with reshfppce facing lovoiy la k e.^ Owner, c-o! Sanfprd Herald. ' 73-9tp tlte d blé .... arid hia "Tango*' -Merktard' and “ Evelyn.. ■ AU Will w o rlcilie a p through the «um* ■ V V i'l Tbaw” hraertet /absolutely freO, - . Skid .tires 15 per rent nddltionei, rnd WM^ -Call H 2i\ t ,.Third f*. ’ ' >*jlhU*offei ii fqr qiahert.time, only, rubes buy* For Halón $2.1 per Cent^qbove grey. All m -6t Not*more than*2 'Order# to one parfarm, 6"sert*, tllo^T, farmed, ri years. hew, rlcan. fresh; gusrahtCod tiros. ftJIpw BViîfy b ; to afe«nL4WL standard0 * nd : - : and’ r^ ay? rDealers not r r Jcì Independent $500 cash. báj»Ác* hVl^-.X. c : y « s í » ' * tew vd 0y* in q-as in thl- city oh Office 1 .4 ports .'.everything *lri>,jtyi’tMotion an . ,t-T<booming, both. 'flofUtcs^apd huiU(W3. ««nmiioJoner for he v •mi with ym,. He is open „r ' SEMINOLE P H AR M AO Y gêMirig *A»PS !br the the fall’ fa|l‘busi « 'i. nrrU jftfvro'lhê Senate o f Aba . i saa- l , i',.m l i y ‘ r-r-rsarr •■■■■■■ i ' i n - r i ■ ■ 'i|i pHWt .Sutes? / John Stoektqti'bai here ' who are anWous |l hè a^drase the people oSjfkls V PIIONE 275 TAv Nvò*.«# DM,i Sfur, SANFORD.’ Fl.A . Ron and à. Urge crowd wlh^be* Robson that he 'arrived In R(c)inioi^i( Va., ; all. right site» Mi.'Jjbqg^ jourdey out to hear him. Ing •May. 25th. Singer Shop^Atvi E. from Saiiford'tb fc Fdrd.ier qnd.thpt Excursion te Mammoth Cave ?m First ptreot. he expected to be home aHour Sat­ 79-2tp ’ urday of thU week. The trip up was ^The. popular L. JkYf, Ity. will havo made with no untoward , accident a ~special excursion from JacluonFor Sale— Practically bran new ILLUSTRATED 320 PAGES and the party enjoyed‘ every bjl of Ville tq Mammoth 'Csva. Kentucky 1914 Overland totting car, fu lly ,/ the joorney. •' * * . ^ and a special low rate for the, round ■*“-T cl matter*!- what equipped, tali . sja rty, eleetrie lights-,** tfts Adrjjtoflf -to tho city yesterday will ship j. r . M itosiw Gencia aqd oil rqy W tt mm new nephew, ■■> Í (/ yronjon, yotlft ^ Aantfc’‘all young wive#lada ábout the aaothers^ ¿ e d (a cred laws that\ govern the ;iafir forces. Plain truths of qex life in Delng a man Who Is',ajmost entirely L/inrifl« 11.50,-at E. H.. Peters* Exclu­ ralatioo to happiness in marriage. sive Shoe Sttfr^, llE ' W. First. Why .’ Ladles' White Canvas rubber sole dispossessed, 1 am unsble to see how M8*ereta" of piaahood and wom­ PUT morel • '• \ Oxfords, price $i.50r ut E. H. I’ n- this ides beesme nfloat, arid to show anhood; seiuaL abuses, social evil, tere' Exclusive Shoe Store, 118 W. my attitqdy. toward organised labor, diseases, at ^Bom to, 5ÜÍ end Mfs. Hen-y Pe«^' First. Why pay‘ -moreJ, îWlE : I attach hereto a copy of a letter Thé, i laicst\ moat advanced and body afine.boy ahd'bU.nanle will be" _ . „ * written .nw,!**. Hon. J. C.- nrokrr/, comprehensive^ \^ork ‘that has eVèr ^ Îfrs. V^hlteworth pf Waycrose, .^p>*Jr. • V* United [jSuites* Marshal, Southern Georgiy left yesterday for her home been Usûed on sèxaal hygiene. District of Cotton weed maid; abort*,’ V»ra>r 'at after’ etfendlng several days htre, the Priceless' instruction for those who F.rF. Dutton's,: 18-tf - ^Department of Justice, aro roridy for the true Inner teach­ ‘guest of her goisdn, F. L, Woodruff Lady Canrassff Wsntejl i/ “ * ** * . Offlcifof United States Marshal ',Vwro«n,'*ay* *tT>at.lh the position and family. » A good canvasser can' make sev­ ing. . Southern District of Florida, !;Treuufer that thq*interest on tho This book tells nurses, teachers, eral dollars a day. Call at the There will be a big political meet­ Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 2, 1913 should go to the school fund, PlhLo Hotel, from T to g o'clock. doctors,' lawyers,' jmo,lcheT** «O^al ing here on Saturday night when the Mr, T. K. Bates, Sanford, Fla.: is really’- what' .nil treasurers wôrîérs, Sunday Softool teachort .and 80*8tp P. M. P. CONNELL. county candidate* trill speak to thè Dear Sir— Kindly advise me Jd do but few of tbo/n have done all others, young and old, whab ail people and wind up the strenuous whether or not you could accept ap­ Newman does -what he promneed to know a b o u t 'eeri matters, NOTICE campaign. '' . * pointment as Deputy United States ysg.,(adv) * •' J Last chance to pay year 1913 tax fly W lalald Scott Hall, Ph. D., M. Marshal at salary of tl,0j)0 per an­ * .Men's Work Shqps, * all leather, and prevent publishing aa delta-' Df- fLelpxigt. lion. J. N. C, EtockVon w(jd adnum. Residence In Jacksonville., .^fewspaper Comments: price J 1.75, 12.00 and |2,50, at K. quent. List will be published June fnss the voters here on Friday Yours very Duly, ’ "ScicnUficaiiy ' corroci."—-Chicago H. Peters* Exclusive Shoe Store, 1st. M. V. LOVELL, .. febt. J. C. BROW N. Tribune. ' "Accurate and up to data’ 13 W. First. Why p«y morel Collector. United States Marshal, I bave a first Claes' p&inter and sign -P hiladelphia Prem. > 'Standard 79-tf Southern District j>f Florida. . Esiitrr, * We can do your hirneap re, \ l . •Y -* ^- \ ‘ ' *• »- r?. V| book of- knowlqdgoJ^Phriftdelphia This opportunity came to me unMeeting of Stockholders ng and auto top work uovi ‘ V- r’\ '.Rem em ber that thè Welfare De­ Ledger. * The Now York World says: ■olidted and 1 presume aa a reward .The annual meeting of the stock­ "Plain frnlha for Jhose who need or l ^ w* H. UNDERW OOD.^ partment meets on Wednesday after­ noon instead of Thursday and mat­ for .the Ictercst I took In assisting holders ..pf the Southern Produce aught to know them' fof the pre«e)>-' . F. Smith is enjeyAtg a fiht* new ter» of importance will be up for dls- Mr. Brown to secure the above ap­ Company, a corporation of the state tlon o f evil*?' l^iilfk touring nfe In.;which fiq c v custiiony i t JtóT pointment which. U the^anly post of Florida,, and having an ofBce in- -, lender pluin,wrapper fp r .a a ly .il w to .enjoy ^part of the -yugnUiiw. tlon of any im portance that. Jpur* New York City, N. Y „ will be held ^Join <jf. .Mooey Order, postage If) V' Ffa^kle v Woodruff has returiûid * -Feppcr. egX[ilant croloi ’ at V . F. hofne Tremi .college at Due West, over been given q wearer .o f, Overgiia en. June 5th, 1914, at 2 pi m., at cents’ ektra: . _V: '* -{¿a in Florida. I wrote ope hundrtld Room 81,48, ,4th avenue, New York Dalton's . ..,.*■ ; ' . j . T 9 - D M IA M I-PUDJJÄEIN&JCO. S,-C ., , and his .many young friends and oighty aU letters to men, of City, to elect officers and to act K ?> *' * Dayton. Ghfo \ . * -Brick* «re bring- hauled fbr the are glad tojiee his smiling, counten­ prominence, city councils, boards of upon amendment* to th e . Articles * . . : . ■ ________ feendations of the Jbreebyteriap ance aggta<A': V •' - ■ , ,’v trado and boards of county cominis- of incorporation and 4?i‘hn Increase dwrclb and real work wHi soon W—District—of- of thè caplu lltatlon. B y «/d a r of qyyou vote for' Iktunfcy.-tuL --------- . i- ---------------------- T*~T i'-t 'ommlsaioner o i you are rotFlorida In the interoet of Mr. Brown, the président. FOB CONGRESS. r’ ;Co W J Ing for a man who understand# your, securing many valuablil. indòr»*P jfjU s W A U T Z , Vtiglo P^cplç,- Wopdtqbd Párk on C ^ Ï^S Jonoîj ^meeda and will fill the qfflce for the Mi-nta, and beside*. I was largely re- ■7ß-4t-Tues ' 1' .Secretary. • H*y -28th; -J* , • * W»y* paopla.. Ha will ba YOUR COM­ sponsihi« -for «ecuring endorse ments I Notice to School Children for Mr. Brown from the Govfs HatÜbd HxfirAgaivVfturned MISSION ER. Alt who saved. «¿r. tablet oovera a l b e r t 41. \to Orlando.,after ypgnding .several . Fred Kettle of tlw'Florida Hotnc- rrnor's Cabinet, in addition to ^\is to .compete for thrfprixe* (95.00 in W I L L IA M 8 0 IÍ I wrote many newspaper artidea in 1 M il» with Mrs. n . j . Holly on Sao Seekcr ami- various <Uher enicrprlsea behalf of Jdr. Brown’s candidacy gold-each) p leisr bring them ill Ihls (Mat* !»M ■ f r Heights. ^ ,, , , , and one'Pl'tlii. live wiretTof the state lb* rtsbt *t thla MW* and, the fact tb aj. Mr. Brown* se- wedK?' aa‘ we will gfye them, away ■M j Mi’ll 1*1 UHrtt.) -i\hcn y o u ‘elect L . A- Ilrumloy as w#s ip ’the city Sunday eptoute (Tom 'cùred •thè ''poaltidK in the face ot Monday, June . ist *t 3:flb o'clock^ thq big*, gathering at -KustU to ,hiy ILion .shows Everybody CPme and set who gsts. ^atanäspii that my work in'behalf of organized Ihe prises. Remembct; q pri«e (16.00 — — hibor/lpust have conUlnod'.some po- in gold) ftft'cjtch Bctiohb fteHVHNDLE PltTkH M AU Y rp 1M * te^icy arid virility,' .arri that t-u b i _ “ The N[#ár«t Drug 8tofe. will .1»* t)vaX>omT^laáÍoner for the making thw guqst^'pf that 'hostelry not' the cifpitoKilÜr fow of the - trian .whole people. * *' ‘ 80-2tc feel at home itld the gcneraf.Trwvbl- who is-'making an e t t ^ . to better CLASSIFIED a» •' ’ .1.» ' .*■ ling public are weU aatisRed with his o^ro condition apd i Gilbert, has m urned hints qjf 1er’ thq hotel under their capable man<’ wife-.a rid family by wllyi . O raigc C|(y W ater-w *■ (Í.W day# from *tha so: A D V E R T IN G with a trade Organization: if sulphur water does not agree F*rt of thè state, wKoro' be baa W r t agement. Younr very truly, with you tr y Orange •City Springs •Pending the winter. Newrnan rightly sayw ’tlist while THOM AS K. BATES,-1 Water. Purest mineral Water -In ■ *r the position joi TreusUirr may he a Noiire - Horae Owners 7- ••'*-. ; • > Aaaoasor of Taxes, the state, received tfledal a t 1flt. sinecure it Is no pension and no man ?Jjl • flnt rifu* eapH*t‘ H^rte'slu er - f'(adv.l 78-4tc Louis Exposi\i6ri foe qgcqffknee. Sold ■houfel try to get ft on the, pension Mm . « ¿ i, ..v . S «in held, gajldn bqttlfcs, tvyelvo bottjes plea/ He Wants the position be1^Dnt,"n ' ‘ Thaw*’ T*n**" N tf,ic* In. -cgq^ ' for“ 53.60. delivered, ■K ' ' 4 f ; ‘ W* f t HndecwodÒ caul# bo e x a cts to do th{ worl^'an^ F R E E ••Evelyn Ï All I.ocAíXdvertlRementalJnávr Bracelet Sanford Coca jCola Bottle Co.,‘ R. *?JU. M m f M d l U i r THRKE CENTS à ■h.q* arrived, 'take the trioney fbr hfs hirc.^, The Ihos* tiro boaut|ful places ot pop- UoW*y Df’ui StoriA ( .>80^3tc t " f.’ Line For Each Inner Hon. Minimum «•My at\Uajftei*. «N. C , whore (the .riterràt should go to, the school ulnr jowclry arv Ihe erase among - q ‘ « ‘ »paqdùha jsflmfnqr-montai f'umî. i» 4 v) •• ,• - ■ ‘ ,. society women in 'N ow Voqk and tho C h a r g e a s ConlH. V -* •‘th.j-elntircs. *1 ¡ ;¡ \ ; ? w . - . ‘ - larggaVcitlO*. . THey are neat anti P ffu , y i* * --V ; * C T O jlY ;K T U C ¿ te 'a og es, every one-guaropo-gusr.»r ^ ^ ■ tworqngro, -, -vV' . " f«f . . ' . " n‘- vi'lcgsnt gold 'JDniskoo articles that fn .'aaswarldg- an advertisement will gladden thu>iuMrt of every girl .fttced lull of juico, at Tornor’ #, s a v e s b o .U cent / N) H. GAftNEB where riri-ii.i me er hobst- number la Phone Nf, 7Í. 7fi -V or woman no mftTtcr’ hpw young or . *Vur County Treasurer ^ Mo. ’ ^'77-tf njt'Mliiintd In thu.ad plraar do not Æ--, " VV fj ; wtnCL v#im..u , t**tí "" . how old. Very styliah nrtd attracOn Jane the 2nd Tube Hetiner ask Tht H#raW' for Inter mailan at ïfjTP** Sanford'Ball team Is prnctic-j tfv#. 22x3- v 'v I '7.20 |Lt}5 J U 5 - jo^^he^ Identity of tin- ;««I>rrrilj^ffJPs f ) . Bdr 78-Slc I daily now apd «»Uinfc-rcndy for‘ ¡ • t - é s r Frer 'Offer. - -We «A* 'hdverA . 95 M.-HX ' Uqualto we. ‘do not know, Who the ■*|||'7.8ií‘ tf°°d game« thiè^suiumor, They *. Druipley want* -tbi vpt« of the aa ^ npv»i hvhi ' Ckqirlag Gum tying 3 0 *8K." lO .r iff >Ü1 alio pUy ori» '^nâvcltutr U and if wo do wc are lttborlpfc man, the* farmer, th* m»r- apd d#*ire to plset aJjff’Lojt bf thl» -Vfi-Do Yt l - t alloyed to, pive out this In«»>'• oats.'rJbrrW «Lf.ikba fine, bcaitn*“ fUl' guin ifflhrqyery homft. r «vs. V m«iion.’ «Imply write a’ lettor • • • djM® - F. Dutiful*. " r. 78_w •-i HP ly )tbo;i#rmfr candtaanTand fe fi 1 3 .7 3 -; sud atldres# It a* per instructions work. H«. will' i M h and uida dlgmtion. It is'-r**í4 m : *rs liqrdrnan h:u.‘ .returned n tfe-a|f. -':T;..'.- : ’ ' B irö m a o ;.h :u .-returned ami knows your needs. rvfrealiing and ple*iing .to all. To X i6-»ö ‘ 3.6ûV;‘2:ttohome In Mempht^; - Tonti., after ! ybu? candidate, 8 C -2 tc every one spendln* uq but fiflh and _v«pt p],i¿«*nl vlilt í 17.86..V?3.1»0*' -289 ’ . / -V 'TT Pleasant .bar ftistid. vUit toto-.bar friend, V t A ! ''b * . ÜALE 5 »t^mpj.to cover shipping costa p f . Don Peabody of Ocala was amung 19?M‘ ’ W - .3-16 ii . T. Brn errand of ; B * * , ' —WÏÉ1f iv e r x it . a» Dr. The county cqndidktVs t will wind . I-, Favors Organised Labor tip the campaign here next SaturEditor( Herald: . * ¡ 7 ;? \ .. * tfay night and speaking will start at Some questiot} has #risen; as *' to ci’ght o’ clock. Dig JimQ<1s promised? • »2 my attitude toward organised tabor. i n d i e s ’ Julius with rubber hoeih, Fyerytody Is in’gij/d Q.sttend. xnfl- h ir'S a id 'sç«.Hitri.': ' • J ’tjds.'mreiitr fxjppient of the people Ine Usirea the day an if Jfvtnf lire. C. H. Dingee is expect« 1kome.tomorrow from a visit to ibe ejd home ln,Dunedin. P, ’ _-Pitmie_ right. h»o plice «am Cleaff, ■salo Rîming po -/ T I . -hfccttd. »A . i v 1 -•i%¿ , ri, o|Lv cqwqrs .-. s p isá n iS K i ia /: ■T / j . ' . i i | l l r i g h t y .Bromley,* wanted ‘ to v be Cb^ The quality Mhd the oà^ey and grinis^ft Dutton.’«, V8tf Commissioner because be thinks . ¡ p *W ,1 '• L 5Ç^'|,fcKInnon Was in the ^*rjday'flight at 8 o'clock at the corValencia oráng^, latro '<and tuif- I ji-clty^hi« '.¿th ird ay having w y p - u p p^c.ofi Park avenue dnd.'Flrst'atroet. çlous àt Tprnér's,- photié No.^îSÙ s .to Sanford tu aliend, kti* comhmnow* •pvbryonb sho'uRl come out and. hear : ■ /. me aç :,e*crésci Fri day* ^dgh t l ■ ’R isJ ...F .1 I.. iïobertsoni bï';tiroen Co Ve Springa was/ambfjg .the visitón ‘ •B U * I Á Horald to, the tí ty yesterday. :|lV ís an nntühmwi n»i" ‘ nssirt' Iskis «titè'ì ÿ Fay Itenkrtr oLth’fe Coin Jiol vtnqyard tuW -. K. S.* Rus*d>.antl) san, til r land Verejin' -î^efâty op. à st urda y. M f.'Rosje^bsW ately purçhaped árf ortte.Rgu^rQve.iimr ••Maltlañdt and will bjícbfne ii «Í^iéh Toí Seminóle s p u t ili H|^w^ Chicago man ,who b*ft‘ */ft d aof'¿frft'y f c life and U anxious fe'ilrangc business and the Th> ogles kro .making prepara- and the interest should**go tp f k 'lb tf^' tlfe'irrangc 'schools which is novidle promf^ff/f^ flne'pigiate of Florida for awhile. the votes V S\_s Hear Stockton way,of practiûihg> éc5>^ô ‘ 3t newton WOT address the people A » t.< r*t^ i ¥ * *' " v * Ifiesi l/srl and etiti Somlnole Q<Im Irtnl n county nAitnftt ‘ on /we*' ;t^e county*tends. (a d v V / ^ * dftiftanfdrd you hhobld ;gù kt 'onacT.'V.• •„ '" . : * ■ w .-. . ' �»Jr-1 - T ' .1 Li \' nu#i»*a» u t fa Ha» f l e t n it «« to n , ,e tfma-+* tim «, drtvtatiaik. * V rsttjrrm iw t« Th* ««naral altura .ut biulam » « trin i»clad en d coi\.)utl|il * by u ld torpor* tloo. «halt be a* Iolio if*, to-wit i To/cB***" In »*d t«n*i*»Ily carry on, et wh<‘/v.,*l" *« ratal!, the bus ir. *44fi f » d»»!*r. InfpU kind' ol trat«« end rr«U 'tta»«|i*l», ornili» bet»» V is e * JACfUONVlLlX.fW, nJ all kind* ol n iacninirii u ipittovn U »ltd trull*; and *»ll and ertirrally deal In Alila*,' . n plant», frt.ciny rfatcrial. il* W ; Bin* roda, « la d tallii, «a* trofia»*, «U r ta i n otori and any Tritar food «, «area and > mrrehaodUa of arar? hind «ad daaeripUoa] to borrow and a d u lt a men«y, acquit* and d!»po** o f rail and paraonil property; to lamia bonda and te M eer* .aera« by.'daad* of treat or mortcafM ; la »ali and . pled«* rutb booi|a for proper»rorjfotat* Um i , f a end drle HL Tha am ount o palatina «ball be. K p •totk o f thj* poi aCHOOf, BV ILO INO >l SHIPPING BY PARCEL POST ;■ '/ -^ F L O R ID A " GROW ERS CAN ■v7 1■ . • U $£ PARCEL . PO ST i AND D O W N E X P R E S S AN D R A IL R O A D CO M PAN IE S „ y-t-Sanfopd, grower#,_i;an/«hlp in iU f [i :*n;And ’ vegetables. By pifrcu^ post and I«V thfi e*pgfi*fi8 companies #nd rail» n raids •go tq Guinea bii some Oltiw •eapotF. - Refid below itja farmer in doipg ¿ ( t ^frojiii add next season ret busy on title mu/tcr and »bip •Saiilotd-’ vbgelableo tor all parte of the south and then Mipe. The article U copied from the New York World: TURN : , * \ * fr ’I.'E tig lft tfitr-an't ta k a . « '. - 'I » ! it ,fpr ,thf ■tnrtwmnrphosls pt lVopic for his own, buj gives Tt-To 6 < ^ F, Enac^. a ,T ropic frtut grower.1 .W^Vii tW t j press r o m p a m te -.w e tt!,,c h a r g in g t ì k r ' ^ .'ì i ' - »£'>» *' F, Dutton *.,n #e. A. Da Cot tad , v hV ■T b« itt i nr ariani»« lion réactlA*; f t tba itotkfaldara of thu rnrpqratloa aka) fa bald In the City at Sanford, Seminole County,,(M ate of Florid», on tbe )filb day of June, A . I).. 1*>(, for ilio rum a*» of « ■ ' T O f t i i . : ; *ml aàUbBth aueh ulbar plafa »« tH» Bt>ar$ of-fH ructer», ma i e tltt* Uaurtnfn*. > ¿ 1, ™ J AMfrin IL .T be f »urtai natura ol bui uan*aetaii'and cohduct«U by a Jtlo ru ah»n 11»’ **, )ollow i, IO-«Ut -, TO rarry on a btnlaaa* of a merrtiant, htaMr, t*?tor, »Wl purchaM, buy, A n ani! wtae deal in aU Wln4a oLTniYti ill, ; on 1014/ conn1 t*id n for right, Brown- i ju e .u k ' tb» relittwtat‘ diw(rlb«(i.traIVfaHU yltuaib •aid cmiHly ttf Baffi!nor* and fin te fii-w ilir:. ' fa. ^ j A . ‘ .I - , «T >; F. F. f l e t t e ^ San/ofd, Florid*. 8 «barra. tV^ r n A . DeCotuar-lU ttlord, Florfda, j le, Mline** Wharuof, t b e te u l.ir f Mng in* MHlHr dam**. Jtton iDeCotta* > ^ Ceaety^ol Sattienlr 1 11V ’ Ì'X Certify, That w h e th e r Apjrone desiring ■ good yodnd investment will do well on a few of thne lots. No lots sold to colored people, -.*■ aa DR. E .,B . ARMSTRONG, OWNER 1 Duttoe, l i m i t A. DeCettea tifi, to me well knew a.ao •namad fa and who lubaCrk U the foratele f erticlee i . and »everally acknewladfad before they a ia a itu .r the nane far thn tbarbln etpreee^d. • Wltnrj* mry 'hand »ml official m fico at nanfottk,. In tba coun ty of and »Ute or Flortda, on chi» the 101 ApOt. A-. D. 1114.- nefaltre *»3p dUpoaa .ql 'kaeT and t r r a .f j s o g i & X. ¡.’its iiu n z termina,f*dnü lo otberwfae etnera efae au cK .fofa t* prlyllcf** •• Incident »tH /th* gurpoaea end best *eld riiriiafàtlnn, end to here, atei enjny all.*eihcr r lfh u , povera et Ufa*. Ine kit ru to ear p ori Unn*. t and e ilttln f under ’ tba lewa et t fa Florida. » . a c k s o u v ille H era ld W a n t A d s W ill B rin g Re AB. or any.werUon e f capital etock o f tbl* corporation may be. payable la. I**uad or “ S*** fw .»be* pureheee of propatty, »libar ’’ »»I Ot e»r.op»f, or for .t f a payment of labor « w r r f c « , at a inai s a i fair vilualton, to fadatertdhiad byftka Board o f 1)1tact ora. r—-------AIUCU* i t ; ■ r it rptpor«Uon »hall continue and h am WWei ,»o aterdaei iU .rorporate rl*hu ’unthl*«« far a .p a r le d 'o t ninety nine ffom and itUr th« : lwan«y-nin» (291 FOR TAX ASSESSOR I,E(;iSLATURE .1 [it ur* aubiact to-M lYtn-.ary to be bald . Xtllcla »Vi ' ' * ' ' ' eorp,>t dfign »ball be ia fellow ittf udfaja; A pius* of- rhla The butti conduct od ,1 sunna my teed Idtry for rw 'T atttk»i of Gammi aloe w fair t f t f tablact to tH» d»déo!tvdf tier » V » ew daia Inti, 1014' ft C. W. ENTIM1NGEA ■' POLITICAL LtttniicraUc $ f o r ¡Co u n t y j i / d g e 0 tha IttmpcraUc l*atu(>cr»tlc votata voUn of Samlntta «amln.il county White inBouniw that « wBWw a candidata, lee* to « u r action In the Frlirwry of Jana ic-ttactlua t o tba oAre of County Judea, rttnvrirugy e atkit your rupptjrt, and ptW nt 1« n j t t i t o asparlenr* at ih» bit baa finat than tkraa,- nor mòra* who niuat fa atoek- old ara.' . . . 'y . Until tba tirai «V a ll i k f ' t t «tockHoldara,* 'Welnatinr provided l a l. Ib* pfBriir« ol tpU er parati an »halt fa , Jr Ovvio*, WM».t Mf uuimt ai ime ti « o ff a A.t fa*1“ » " »ipc/'cnca^aici iw -, FOR COUNTY TREASUREÌV t win be e candidatadn. Jk* a famacratlo». uìTKt * aKoaoEO iiB im m c: jUhgaóod atta*». varleora Ih6* Jar la iaareatr* o ffa m te c l.. rnmtyw)|*ä i^ A npCl w U r -*rrim1r3r * u w d Ymir »uTr*fw I, «oUriUd on i * and a fa on Tti0“ tb* pound» of ce TLAKE. » tfa TSS'J i subject ,le tfa couhty f i f o r -'Ta x co L r. 8< ir>Ti f f famine!« .tba, Datruxr ,« * .U J N a P JfWKf la H 'o u r t of tba CaMnlF In dia, County, Htata af Flarldk fn ye E*Uta ef , , Mary Lltiabctb U cO uln. D» c»* m 'j T o , alf Cradltort, Larataat, L awrf -nil Patrone, ha Vint Cltln . m *nd* araloct «kid Eatal». ¡-* 1 # » , and ««ah at y o «l «r» b* 2 Tka ’ bfgbaat' »mo fUbltlty to wklah; »»b j* rl It**tl, ttoclt ’o f-tb ir rorpoi lnd«bt»|lnc*« «rpbrsUOn ,al lauuitful cap Ti-» u »F fa ; •crlhlni InVfapSratgi S‘i FORrCLÈKK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT tfa U annouoe» to tba Datsowatle voterà wf BttakwU couc ty any cand*d«y lor tba oftWa f O d » of. (fa Circuit Court, «object to tba f e l l l L 'Ì* Ifa f by aar^. are .so Dmn>m toh' b+ t it, y,l (DlCKrflJpTitA^ jrtL h . lord, Florida. 4 1 «hare* nfatb^si Cewntx, Ftnrlila, to tk* endarri; ■UJJtor.ul JJTV***- ia»id vieta, WMbie two ; tba 4at»‘ b#r*of. *; UNtY COMMISSIONER ryjatad April t«tb. A. I>. 1014. „■T* • , t A. V. F. lo c a to r of tbe H tata of U k t f j j itAurin O a d*nhlliaStt Enscy*; h a d jpcludod th # prutxihiliO' .o l no irtcresw l weight limiS in his a J fa ltth t It “ 1 jA|)■_. I am In tfa race far County Trr.ior*» *ublact |o tha Democratic primary, f atl run. " "0 ' »F record ns » buAcHa men -of aapctlaar* and wfU look altar th« bMC'-W taraats at tfa conMy Ju.t tbe.rapaa ai l ow" buaiaav. . 4, . . * ^ 2 ?. Thla t* not a qunllon of on« «ha naada th. offlea. It U n qneaUen of tH. man for I*» , ' N. it.DAR NEIL..- Tfa nu/tt laaunoa my candidacy for tha po.1- u» t rJ i0^ m^ r ^ ..nn ir>etf. amatF y«r,*faw*l a* C, MB.MUKR B C IM IO L R O A «» . «r» M i raadidary f“r •UciUtt 2 of Fublfl ■tlbjart ti primary 1 ■beat paorte-yn h f a » fafafy In t H jiiS 8 S & ÌÙ S W y < I me* f** yi»j y Äoafd ol F ab « S B Ä S k * I rottprUtBf ,O f V H Yah SHERIFF. tfa DcnvKratiif Wvr*-rif far ItSIWjp E k n o w fl All Prices Will Soon. Advance Again J1* ^ ,IDuUol,A,?*“ fo/®‘ Florida.'-) ebbre! IWy cubile, ^«rtanally a sanA.ala w l . l . a * « ol Ita corporata cTl»t»nr# begarf. getting repeat' orders aecompanied' by checks .lor'the last nhlpihent. In y. little while the postioanter at-Troplc began to complainof overwork because of Ehney'n pari*I post shipments,.but Ensey,wasn’t. through. Tho orange season.lirew to a close anil Er.sey began to branch out in Amsim*». H * ' tried t o m a to « '\ n d i »,a Dy J. C. HobcrtaJ ft. ,tho resuita were as gootl, if not bet­ ter, thap those obtuinjri front ibe . '* y WqtlCXlF.tfALF. oringtF 'rtiail .^itder schema Enscy /Q t fh d that h e w util , p * c k ‘ M a .lOiVtlr ‘ -^ * tt » a H- fata by «I V«d t i l e acat ' t o « In siBpir.bo>eii, a U c j^ ^ .s s s f '.7 *‘s u i t . VKh ”; stOry^/fDFt- reap a profit. .V» b'clask ». ni. on tlw » t b day n ^ilil Enacy would no ) , A t o He A i- i i . 10)4, at Hanford, n o t l/a . . PUT»had« ,-et-F ifty ¡T b a u iitd ilojlai J n d y d ed beans, pepper^ ^ine.tppluft; p f-fU e fa r d . lu fu n d la g Uoad*: afl# to famf rata. (i|~1ntof«ft net (<J »*t And tucumbcrs in Ms ..jujirketjog BJ'stom and iy itG ä ^ 'm tarril-d, aw,0y his stuff as fast as h*’,'could wrap, it i-i n o t ie big! wnaU h M e hii sicfaf) dre«lge,v The motor car li 3 grade gnibm irichoAl all goes fp .¡i%»'^tefvalues. ••...................... td tH» primary to he Hebt. « June tndllU In Iba t-lrrkll Cattrt « f 1 k* Havtelh. Jadldäl . ‘ Circuit « f t»« Riale a f Fferida., far *t4ew. Inofa 4 aaaty L H. Quaal . * . ** * *fc.tr». • , Gbarlr* Marvln' f _ , . Um »o (fulal Tille Ta CbnrUa M a rv tofa ,',** Y ou *f» baraby taquirad t* appkar Io tba blll In the abova antftlad rau*« oq M oaday, July. Clfa-ISM « — ’ 1t n fdrlbci urda/ad (bat thl* nrda; fa iblUhad on?# aacb wr«k for «l«ht cnnvneut« w»ck» ln tfa «an ford Hcrahl. a ttaw«. paper publtakad at Baalord In aaM Bamiaol« Cuunty. ^ i . ;V j Wttnaaa my Hbnd nett tba »*ai of tba aald court at tb» coart bau«« al'B tnford, Florida, thl« 4tH .day a< May A. D. 1014. - (8«aU ~ tM U. a ; 0 ö i r o i , A 9 # , k it ^ \ p on the 50 i M s a n i A t l l i r Hotc) Venice ¿ nd the difgi Tbw earn»», end rratdane«* of tfa «a fa •rrlMnf lororporapir«. *nnd tba ernennt et « a ttu i atoek •uhacribed by »ach, are i f ratta Ceuety.-’-Tnorvl». I>u» il h e u r a t e t o ’ all d e a le r » - w i t h i n . a r a - — Vou. and »*«t N ow JACKSONVILLE, ¡FLORI6/V Ur tba for, the ba A/iltU y oflM 'am dreU fffeC F, r . D on an. |ar. Wa. tha uriderailnnb ">»«« aytaed to »»tettata minai rea and d o hereby facnnta'aa- ÌSd4 bT°^*yaÌ5Ì’.. **J*y ,B •*ch • edited lor tba purpoa* of ferattay luto a » ARTICLE VI, [• ' body politic and corporal», under and by •Th* blfbeat erneuet e f lndabtadnaaw # r rlrtua ol the* lawn..bf the Stala o l ; Florida, wbleh tkla corporation »hall and do baraby »d op t the following article* •ub/oct Jtaalf »ball ba tba amount «I capital of Incorporation: ■ , S iu s ■o f £t00 m ilt» ; ¿ fie r in fe ,t h e m o r — damand*1'!') Jtngps in am all lo t s at. p r ic e s c o n s id 'n V 0' e r a b i v y h e i o w t h e " - w fm lt*sa Io-'T )rirfi"fetfn n O T i^ .n *i,tj up. U*‘ ■ Datll lha Brat ma*t i n t al, «ttJik h il^ --, Turdnaftar_pr*|rhl*d foi\ t i J oflltara S t illi« ra«potation abati ba: F. Y. Dutton. T*r&lffaati Caarfa a . DaCottaa, Secretary and T w u r e r . T f a Board o f Trutte«« abati ba; g ^ ^ D u t t o n , tieorfe A. DaCottaa and K. A fin U a ll.n « I tb a W cparaUai, . , 3 .1»« the purport of -o le a ti« ayrh ofBear* of u m fa a lle n na «»».ibrJaw iqSe.proaldad ■l»noi>.^i>**Unf of (tbckhbldwa ot thta c6rjdrration »bail » ?%■...A,-' *• #• Dutlon. ,h 'd^lar n Iki* to haul-n box of or-j ex-it .»ugi’d w v t l i f . noabern it ia fk a ts and -------- ;------ ----ilic 'rhilrcuttls asserted they had- no ¿J J « freight, erfrittior /rult, Mp. -EtiHey, IfefaKatatasf with A rojiy ol »he*parcel posj low in ^^VdVtoi*! hU ^ftirid, > g n p ^ ¿ f l g u f e / ': Thhn bJ l he CnmmGdon fatablishcd b y hou«cJ(k. .The" retailirs read Mr. fensey'r Ichert nnd smiled dubiously. The plsn, they thought, >as- hardly feasible, but if - Eniby wanted to mall 'them oranges and he wanted loss than they 'were already paying and he wsif aide to make deliveries Id . good order apd he rantpd no nwney. Ip advance—well,“ 4h«r thought they might try It. * 1 r Ensey’s ordorn at first He packed his oranges into crates o f not more than eloveo pounds and he sent out good oranges. Th# fruit growers were willing to trust H f *»«fa ofd ^ *.'rT*n- d iV tp Natica, at latetperallee «T F. V, D ultaa lee, Notine la hereby *iv«n that ,wa, ■the u tdeain'ed#. Intend to apply*to the |f onoratila F a r i TVaiattaU. .Gqvfaver #1 the Sint* *61 Florid»,', ht Tallin»«***«, Florida, on tba » lb day of .June, A. D. 4014, for lattar» F a u n i, la ror Oprai Inf F. T. -iD Ü T T O N , IN C ., under t(a -te U » « tflf prdpfaad eBartar, Ih» orilinai « f which m now on 8|a In th* orte,« ¿1 ih» tÙcrHàtìr ol tbe ita la ol FlorIda., at Till»bwwaef/ytt>rjd*, a* required by M #r Tropic w u u mighty small d o t’ on the map In the orange belt of Flor­ ida until the parcel post came along and lettered its name In red ink. The product», consisting principal­ ly of dtfu # fruits, were at the mercy o f the transportation companies un­ til the parcel post law pointed the way out of its difficulties. Its or­ chards wore producing wealth that might be cfiuised os ,'untotd,,„U ;only the fruit could be sent f o . market,* But the. railroads ware* unreasonable and the express ¿ontparden were proe, • ^ Nbflro to Public hibitive In their Fsfiils. Tlie>; fruit The ’ brink, road from Stenatrpms' wax. allowed, tb rot on ^ '.g r o u n d .rorner to M onroe is dosed for ret because' the markets were dosed to pairs. Tu> n ut retf flags. ■. . •■ them and things were tulghty black ' 1 _ Is . p. JRAGAN4 v for i’ho people of Tropic-Until,' provi­ • .’ • O ou bf 1 L'onfijdkifo'ncr^ dentially, the harcel fi°st caijit« tp their rescue, _ i'Representative Claude L'-Englc, wFo represents thè pèo'pie of, th* I fO A l M i l l II U S IM I Hrst Distric) of Floridi i n ’Congress, Iella <he story while sitting ili Ms h o f f c t '/ T f ö by f i v a . th»t a* homev.lh CheyylChM6* Mr^ I/EngU ruwM, n lunatic, L incidentally spendi his summen in Florida boosting the partfl 'poat nnd his winters in ! Washington fijrlJting autfarlly la nil at ,'rbeumatiam. “ ;-i‘ tflla* end In te n t wno muj r>* *nm t pd v m j ptfton, und * boerd e l director« o f. net Ina than tb ra i P*1#* H’Dlifttri Board ef Bond Trottate. Banford, 71a. bW-Tue *■ MtLth* plat form upon wfcp* Natica a f lacei -.fSt.’i.tr Talk, Tv*rum»: Flotlda, at .Ta ÌJP SUPERINTENDENT OF PURLI ” r •... INSTRUCTION* V - “ <* j ì w fw*u “ J y V j Nlkua of Supaciatand ^ w ieitU iM S w oC aa atliK ile county. >ak tar,.'tha orl|taai of whj la- tba erte» of 4ha*S#tt of Fiati ria, at 'Tall* b»|* quirad b y law ! ■ . **■ i riJlrJ J fa dfaVU t»\a HU third 4io ohmjd fa ÀitMai bf ‘ -* J. now La n d lollawlog wi i �6 * « d iu r n e MAC Resolved. T b*t ÿ e « w W 1t # .ohm. m best’ we mÀ* in Vord». «n ciprea^ elon of oui1V d â fc? it»à sihcorç 'O'pprc-* elation of hfm ns a Christian gentle­ man, a conscientious, capable e d u» rotor, and a cilixen whom par city can Ui Afford to loo«v?>^ii<{ » r as- a«tk o M u o m thol j. By *order A D V tR T IS IN l) WHRRCAR, In «4«» ol lb* I.»»» I this local board with whom he haa served so long and ad faithfully, and through them our city and com­ munity at large. And we further assure him that his influence amorfg pa will be felt for good througn 111 the years to come; and our hejHa' .filled •with gratitude' t natii»» IMtiriti N*. jjj>î$lal Corntnanlfsllonr * i* tini of," S»nio><f/ A. AL for Thursday Vatins PV ¡Q*ì lA«n*4tBta VoUÌg. « B « : i Stliofll J ln»cwV;rj.nl t: fiori ol purpfiM- al cartylng eUaâjMM. Ç Tt ’ _____ r e so lv b A, ami* ptfnni ba. and lalnltd Impattar» and ^variant praclacli m y, a* taitavi, to-witi ilclcl N». I— W»»| ABBfa.d Parker, IJ.iC {TO Benefit the Bankers . Resolutions o f Hchobl Hoard The Springfield Farm and.-Vtyt* bill would be - opt-'t'o croate an arti • Copy.’ of minute- aitjplod ' by ^Ifible npd thvno r* ¿¿t, one ol the great farm public** fic'al (barrier between the farmer local board of trusterç lof Sor »bd twf ladin g .public* *: id Alter* jbf record fioas•in the .United Stole»,, ahS*: Special School PUtnW, Semi r „ ..h iU ' c-i ‘ M r. l.ufnn ■Iscribe's vX.aVtly tin ;-V-“ Wh*n Senator Fletcher' ¡4», joint a u th ^ ^ | f^ i;< ti| )f^ n ia tirr Moa* of Indiana,TW ibtj IFletHer- Most bill for a'lifttioTial fahp;. money ^ltarWt fo^ the; farmer*. Mr raid fqr publication.' land mortgage» first .A^sarcd as (h i Lubin’a motive* are known to bi ; . •-. •* ■ , advocate of a. better ayatem of lapd high and unselfish.;, He is the found / Q ;R . Walker,-’Chairman ,wa^ at the. Nashville m v ( Ij, ;Rl Philips, treasurer iijso •¿Southern Commercial i ni t of the United SU tea. He ijvH. V. Wlut tier. Sccutary. -AttMi flSubaa whi<*li ^ cla re fl’- foT, avtpohgsge j>U cni'jjp^tho hand^-of ■for- aiata' in hjs_ lietter to Senator1 Flat* ajari, bfichit»d*i5y farm er/ioh fpp :her thab the - German Landacl gn; would give the farmers'!, credit ,Mr- p n vid t il bin, who n£q' of his, widows4 ‘bother, and ■ rjfUm operated ‘ by farmers : tor l ■•'T. gjten. »U.jiieiHo the work for farm jab, Professor- Perkin* haa and calls attention conditions Woijtysre and.«poke from Uh ua in the capgcify of r the sartie thing fjtict tluit it-gives the German igr^ ring : Principal . di olir City jpert Ihe cheapest mortgage money. have had rtpich for an unbro^kin ;term of Jen |n the world. 'And ih not the inveatigatlon-Xin laving Comu/t'o.ug in this cu­ Hiindachaft system applicable to the for this better \ rt the yo^?!904(,lihd h*Vinif: I United States? -aaka Mr. Lubin. * Étased, for this , l i me w/}h thft aid and ; /(Tan it pot be adapted to th* needs Wn disapproiy l the bUL Jin a biyttkcr'. Mrr t d ; hi-(he American farmer?' What vail . ktftr to Sena' What Ihe Ff^AjiarrMoss of the American farmer? ,^o a plan .for mdr(- valUt arguments have been brought gage hanks' by nhanRen Uiatead.. of forwaril to show Um£ it ranmit.’ » IC Ia rU M taaul Jr Blartlon dUOli I ’b* 0 paBad M iek A--SB., and b until • JO *. If. {unbar reaal Bad ordirrd w .jkuyiaaw . u d of C ou n t/ nula County, fir SUNt; £*U n Clfth o r*lV*, la t tli alaaors. t «-T ubb a Fri-at i bring cooperative , m otflJjflfc'ifin** rialions 'operated by ..ialtfers for jlennisajvé cooperation pro [6 the bill w ill-nor be of cautious^ statesmanship if con­ gress proceeds to enact the modified and sAvahereby•((ualltied .to know » • . ‘ gre»a proceeds to enact the unmod­ and ienge id? work and worth as ar ified Fletcher-Mose bill with . the educator'apd a Christian gentleman hut also, to the County Board oi words of warning,of 'mr great g. man Public Instruction, the student body •a Tlnvirl T.ill.in iinimi In nnr aam " the 'patrons of the. schools, to oui citinms generally, and to all wh< Metropolis. *• ri.A SS 1Q16 -• . ft*J/— :Ik . ‘ ■k■ J • mm- E mmwm ■W E carlots and can make 1 men until 9 o’clock ever T. M*U)n. mmtxioncra of Cfu n i y Comrala- �O t b U K B Ÿ Ô U H F A » . . , v T buybamU and fathers o f ehüertrfti BUDGET O F O P IN IO N YOU AND “ JU ST B E TW E E N M E .” EVEN' THE GATiT p OST NOT IN . IT A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANDftfA IT Ii •* IIE'JbJCf ^RENT *EM “ — SO SAYS SAUNTEB^R. V1 When a very pretty woman . crosses her silk stockinged anlde and dispose« of the superfluous drapery so that the ISeat possible view, cap • be given to all .Interested, ta k e '* look, says Bar abarb Lee in the plril^delphla. North American. The * * ankle la probabl\ very well turned. '£ * n d the qualify of the stocking qyjf i > •' superior, but— jilie is Just cievef enough to try : kfpp your attention .'off the fluffy ^ U t t a r the lac^c of it, and the gen- gant1hora«*. " Jug^ ío^lir j piange of heart, walk davit Iq to -^ '^ fp ç r sec­ tions of tbh townl See how*{WOpic liv4:bgfc*U«e they.capnotfjget up‘ enough strength to larve squalor I w!)0 »I® drinkgt aro decidedly étions. If yod. din tee the » « n e h knots in to which the ladres twist their faces when overcoming a martini cocktail or a highball, yetfh wi}l marvel, at the . gsme with craik ignorance as to the strength of ralhdThat pcfmiM' them fine points. The mnin. thfiiR that^Ia to drink that; which 1* .noV re1iah<»d. V done’ fif a flittering o f.th V m e ^ M f But It Is.sporty. *o have .a look at A longipg gate; .thqdgh hbavdt know» * .wflat-for, nt thoVadmlrcra; the voice • ' f/lijtf’ a fo ^ b i' tdnfc and there" is a will■P* .¿fcgnets to accept any guff that'the gentleman h indi the yon ftg '•'v JVKat’ hi y o u r business \h Mexieo-*Ci(^.wdrth?'’ he waa asked. “ 'Oho hundred thousands .dol­ lars,' ho said and groaned. • “ ‘ And you want tho American troops to go to Mexico City'- and save lt?‘ “ ' i qertalnly d o .. I’ m an Amer­ ican citizen—/ •** *a " *How long have you lived in Mexico?'’ ’i . " ‘ Twenty-five years.' " 'P ay gn^ M au— Xn the United tV 8U t*sr * J. • -‘¿ S ' " ‘ Certainly n o t h¿y property all In M exico/ " 'Ever go home to^yot*?’ 1 " ‘ T h e . yomj who dr.^t « . enough, aboal year* coupttÿ thWw aontltîmpa o r.4 o r>ete *r • (axes, wabt American eoi dir fi, ■ to Mexico Qty t* -*avr Tybur pr ert??' ■ iâ • ‘ v t.F " ‘ But don’ t you see .thjj't ft\ not alone . in M éjico? Thut&lhuadr*d*-*iÿ|^, .thouaanda—pf &n j icarts In budness in Mexicp ^ î i L “ ‘ Exactly/ spoke, up one o f nèwepapéj. tacú. " 'The ceiutus 7910 gavf l6,fl<lo Americans in Mex­ ico and « ’ total pppulktion of 16,000,000/ \ ^ " ^ O f . thp 15,000 AmcHcans, w i’l) ,<»?' . " MpfK'hrn ■ i, s*iincn *— working. foo^tho big m ining, and oih companh wages und, ¿mall ¿mlarl«. ’t “» » M lh' m i s r ‘ aphis U\ihe way to> hava a fuss made over you. Thia la thè way to make a noise like popularity. This la lh4 surest way to have greot sat­ isfaction, if you are a feather-brained female, In the fact -that all other femalea are envying you. ' Do you know a shallow- minded woman who trina to cover up her ignorance with a sweet amile? When you mention the biggest event of the day, «he looks wise and says nothing. Shy has never done one thing to add to thè little miind thet her childhood’a experience Iqft hdr, yet she V Fred Lv.'BqaJt, war correspon-, dent for a number of newspaper has written a story, from Vera Crux that W w orthy of V lh g lifted bodily and "transplanted In tho^feditorlal i olumns. “ Then all the jlttla jeopardized American dollars CLAM ORED * TW ICE AS LOUDLY AS BEFORE • ’ “ But tho army at Vera ■ Crus sheds few tears with the weeping American dollars!'' ; , fo m p lete abstracts from the records o! g ra n g e and Seminole Counties. paid for n o n re sid e n t*., 4 -i f; .You aré WHOjMng ,w hit in',tfio world A n gelin eV m in the man to .-•-¿Whom shr io-igngHgtd. Yotu cannot undcritaad how', abe s^ai pass an J p vhla company, not tt> montlop ■» ' 7Ífe-U m í.. H ave ' ¿look at your-* own husband, " Hrfnks ‘the «âme of hi y y > . <*• W' GOODRICH. Manager. addnwn *th* people r,f Semlno]« county in thevrft^ r rnext Friday, n t f ^ 'M a y 29th at 8. o'clock rcôrnàr o f ' Park _avenus and V’trwf atni»a. *Mr. Stockton is a vVry fiKicTfalfipcakor an<J has much,to re» lato >b^Wt( hÎs set vire to the peopNf* and w%iàV he vxpacts to accomplish »hpldd ho be HiVtod. Mr. Stoc^ioh UpM- many frie/ids In this ; action Who pro anxious'W hear hint aVi’d a‘t » M r' earnest request he will be here oh ^Jfriday to see the voters tfnii ■peak, to them/upqn the vital is m s iof tht day,- Cpme out and hear him. *W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M PA N Y S ifo n i Florida 7i, r “ *Welt,'if you don’t .ibfor»ithtng. noon it will be irpposfllbfe to do horiness In M exico,' \ ; ' “ ‘Therefore .we, must'.teach tha Mexicans a lew m nJ^fV rb were to march on M exfri^fcityA how many Americans do you ;sup|ose would Education Training; Expérience in School Associations Interest d l. lo f your., They sre better American. ,b ,. you . because they l Uy ' 1 « knd Y « e and pay taxes. Tfmy ¿te prodbCCTMuid some 234823485348484853482348234853234853485348009148230223235348234823 STORf ClOSfÒ THURSDAY ORDERS CORSETS c a n ’t d o w i t h o u t o n e . it n o w Requires a n d w e a r it all. th è su m m er. young flowing? Have another Ibbk." It is not In French fflaids and emeralds that hippl'n«*!' esn - be ratedi- All the money In the world la really very little If there ba no peace, joy. Iqve. If you are emphasizing the material things In life, which today are and tomorrow are not, have another look at (he true woman beneath .the silk gown and the wall-wvaatf hair thit H Pmoney i Above •all, be not too foolish at judging her h fortiihate being. She may wish o ehonge places with you. : Taxes i mildste i*>iv will * lion . J. N. C, Stockt t o r t h e ’ .United Stales . U, Is an unusual stpry for a war “ ‘ I don’ t Want any I f them to correspondent to write. Not at all die/the American business fnan pro­ the kind of a story one expects a tested., , •/ V war correspondent to send back “ ‘ But they will die. A t->i .of home. But read it yourself/ We offer no introduction and appknM no them will die. Let'A say that ane comment The doisicst thing Mexico la a jeopardlxed American ,dollar. You can hear K*.cries aiiy Avenltjg'on the llarr' de la Cathedral. ~ ‘ , » '« n . nenind • plan«, /, _ • iiOlt and same olher (klhhg ?• m.nd ih ., my proper.y . r man who has fled from Mexico w .„ta pI0tPf{ed. MAYBE A 6 to know, mo we loafing in Veto WILL p j E FoJl M V .PIAJ Crux, for? .When are o ur troops go- DRESS SUIT. ALSO'.’ Iqg 7o# march on pie topUal7’ T T .-u . _ , . Ml jr ••The Am crieei,'bhaineu m .n l . l J p|,„0 '•triotic Mtelco City horfUilty. H . loll > nioUV— S o ' ?la the l d ‘r wjio will and to instrbct' Ator iii their auperior, t fW i « J * e « -masculine way. But— J? k';0' ' , lh * •d"r*l. h .v . b o ,h . If. you value all that- (a really “ad his store and looted hia s a f e . worth'a thought ini IfV don’ t use her “ Ha wanta tq know If there krt methods. Your womahhood is too good to sacrifice in this manner. ♦ When you walk along the jtrwet look it the extremists That’ jffe le* wOtyan who hn# the hightot' possible *lilpg-st .the front of her hat. - Anqthiir will hkve„the largest question 1ma^|]?i*bViher check In -the latest style of hair dressing; still another will have the greatest buatlo effesfl, und. behind her will come one, who has applied white and .red powder «n't 11. «a0trowel. r.i ml tHa*o f ■■ta S I.. .. t_ *: .rp I, .. _ with aB look. Then Strike for- ?he’ golden mean that ftlwitys 'sounds tho note of refineftitnt; It-fk.Hl Vc.prètty near the time for excursions'to the.'-seiiyhete.. ï f you value yqttff>soul *%nd Sthe «tqq^rdy pT'AmPrican js>om*nhoodj. iknhood; have'- «look..at tlje . gfbq,pa in brthfffg coatuuie beffavtng >rith disgusting free­ dom on thk. boath./ WaUlf thb,-;^; young girl» amk^ilng lin chfldisV ‘ glee from the heightsgof! the shbuld en of husky, young men. Have a look rfYt u p le s lying around In posi­ tions that would, not be permitted j Iff. any other, place. See them kis*- j lng. hugging, snuggling out In the : public •faxe&wUtij experienced gee- ! lathers Thn mosè lídightíul family ahd commercial hotel in the city i _ youth'fadquartors . Í w niln rtn a. — _ . '1 'Cut, doggo:ne U, haven't I any make while 01 n •luintilnir the heart 'ey the shopping disme rights at alt in MhxtcoT' at popular¿piieje. Worthy Of y “ ‘ Not one, You knew Mexico waa turbulent Vhen you came In. Jacksonville, You took a gambler's chance, he* 'cause there' •was a prospect of big proflta. ' You've lost. T hat's nil— y o u 'v e . lost,’ ■' -e y ■£■ B A T H IN G Ladle«' LADIES ATTJElNyiON it,rcccive4 ^ complete stock of those Silks, beautiful colors Wc appreciate mail orders and Wha^ábout that Straw Hat? . Take attention- G iv e us à trial ami s.Wp’day ordered. S eason ’s Specials em prompt �. f •<v\ • ' 'V; : O.*-*» V , - ; - 'K ) r- W. * ; if n' ' _______ .V *Ü-V* m , • .» •• X f i OFFICIAL ORGAN OF ■ - * n 'J ‘ flBLISBED » ÈSDAYS a» I WEEKLY! H s J R S A N F O R D — Life 1$ Worth th in g f ' l- •4 f 7 T S T -, , y ’ . , ■* r-- ■) fOtUMK V, D •I . / • V 1i * y AND. FRIDAYS * \ ■■* . ’ *« n / r j* & * k .-” > s' * - 1 - ^ "• • •• • V f ■ % m n p _____ •’ >, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 29. 1914 ■ : m t *v T ^ T ILL HAVE' _ / Duplicai? Auction Party Wr. -and Mm. R. A. Newman de­ lightfully entertained In honor ol v W . - • ___________ D ig lfti hdip« f a Fourth,»! root. The 1Interesting ^duplicato auction tflhÍD UP E X C IT IN G the gqrób enjoyad* during the ; a m p a i g n T O M O R R O W . Ing, Mr*."Farre*t Lake ¿nd .flare ynce Smith 'irfnnlng the"north- and fíÍG riT H E R E V aouth priiee, a beautiful bonbon, Utah * t. ** 3* . a . f. .• ,■. . « and- pearl handled knife rcspictively. For t i l east and rent pel; Mra. T. A. Neal waa awarded beautiful string of violet rose hoa^a.' APPEAR while C, 0 . McLaughlin wa*,, pre­ sented with a pearl handled* knife. Delicious refreshments consisting of Ir.ttE t TÇLL THE PBOPLE JUST creamed chicken 1« patty. ahells, W * WlfYIlElB A CANDIDATE sandwiches, celery smt ifod tea were served to those prejoqt’ who wero OF SEMINOLE ■ 1 . * - -f“ |-rj: ■_ **fiS V T ■*=* Mr. and Mrs.-Forrest Lake, Mr. and I f . Ti>c county candidate« nnd maybe MrS.'IL W, Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. I --ian\e 6l the; <* - outsidj TUTLvmxcandidate*_ will A^P. Connelly, Mrs. Long of Jack- \A SPRING TERM COUR T BEGAN HERE TUESDA Y •fi*} THE GRAJÍD JURY IS BUSY ..WIT,H SOME VERY • ■MP^ T A N T ,'C ASES Í ; Had a Creat Trip Dr. Jas. N. Robson has'returned, from n trip to Richmond, Vu., where he went with a patient a n d "! made the trip north in a Ford C M .ll returning home by train. *Djr. Roifel X t « “ ^ h * ih .h & il* te «ib l> n iA T IO N S T O BE CU T •'V? trip In recordJime stopping at ¿very] B V ^ P S T M A S T E R G E N E R A L city eit !>oute and having tW .t » w « r BURLESON of hia On the way. stopped alb along the route a>id vla^ iujd. bis friends and relatives. He SANFORD BUILDING v r a s r.a ls o . hjp father Jn ^Chsriatnn,' I Mr. J I'.ubson, the irell kiVoVh • ; SUFFER ALSO comoiisslofi Man who thOugJh' h&wfy AND yoV* d f “ «c'W etiUi ictlVs dud and attend»Lt o buVihOii.^Dr' 'Ro PROBABLY R E P O R fm m TO THE JUDGE TO THEHR A R tì;À G OOD MANY CA SES ON THfc 0 V ‘ ^ . TrtK f Í f court w il l l ik e l y ''I B S , S E V E R A L be in T s e s s io i W E E K S /< ^ \ -T-..L A" l i l i l í * a n ò ...u 'ri... r»11 »ItJ.— _____ (osesLhave been diaThto «I« UI1VA IWB115 VHO, klip to be hbllL J,4 , ...|MUVU WU.I.J ,l*Wl,T ... . \ ..4 frbm 8 a Saijjprd' to, NeW Ydrfcicity can phrt tor Congress P^^mastcr. GPn* vened last TutSplajr. with Judge ^er*' .. 'E u gebioiP ^ iV . VSiy J. sLjStbphan». eral Burleson in effect charge* Conbe md^fKvery frar very easily. easily...■ lTh«f-Doctor The kina presiding and’ Hon. Cary Landia va. AtlnnU^CoaJf LJire Ry., suit for i«PW^ tomorrow night ut the corner Q I { 1W W- E. Watson, Mrs.-W. D. expects to make’-the, trip next sum­ greas with extravagance irt malclng** States Attorney at tho bat. This damages.- Awarded $:tO(^jfO mer and take his fa m ily and per­ appropriations for a mi inher óf posti * n3ifeM(ieKtCdl4-tA. M. Thrashor, Mrs. spring term of court- does ^mt prom - *" ° buildings In Florida, Ho de- Ihsm h „ v " . H Dr.’Atlf,C ianumi Smith, haps several Sanford pnrtii** can be office, „f A‘ ’ . H. H. Pattini]al] vs. M. .0 . Cog induced - in take- ih» trip over the d*V ™ ntHch in the way of imporitant Vprorilsed to apeaJt.;$bcro -w liLba^tio . t> ì ^ e amounts appropri OTtxàiet, Mrs. P. fc. fjrfillnr, 1 nlti/t « ik . r but there will be many smaller gins 'Co., assumpslf damage*; givei) mountains. the g'randeet talk rests of the ajea ated tarA are lietlAlwl beyond Hia the n.>A,U needs or. tho . tbe Mr. ¿ « d MW. C. 0 . McLaughlin, Dr.' ea in the province of the petit 1300.00. son. They do not fcxpei service. He aubmlti the . following:., Virginia Cardlina Co., va. Howard rocommondations: anything but every ono of * ■ & * * " J ryBradley la a Bird v .h e grand jury i* grinding away Packard Land Co.f. asiumpsit dam­ n *ay something and the' thn croyd crowd will 0 __ "T hat a public building for p o e t-’ Ra.v Ices Sunday, May 32 tin several cases and expects Jo bo age ; ew-arded |2 iSfl'. 2 1 : office purposes only be not author­ listen to-them. L •* ^.F. B. Bradley returned Saturday _ School, 9:30, Miss Primary.!!!Jndday Nanejf Kirkland vs, N.‘ V. Kirks from Charlotte, N. C., where he ised for any place unless the rental buiy until*next week and by llbe Tho .campaign has peon" rather '.j AUte Trafordl >8 upt. V* J way, this grand Jury is one o f tho land, stilt for divorce on ordtr ap­ haa been in attendance at the con­ paid for government offices is aa , • exciting at times but tho <V»king Main Sundw School, 9^130, Jn^. D. fittest ever empaneled. Just glance pointing special master. Geo. A. Do- vention of the southeastern division much.as 31.000 per annum and then . ' has not beqn any k^ectagHiUr fea­ Jlnkins, Suptj V - y over the names of them and then Cot tea was appointed special mas­ uf the Eagles. only when either the fy>sa postoffico ture, and Just to havA'aomc’ fun out Preacm ng^ll a. m., “ The Trained thank your luekylKtan>that you are ter In chancery to take the testi­ ^ ¿f the campaign some of the ca/idlMr. Bradley represented th f local receipts amount to aa much as 115,fc Church." ^ mony. 000 or the population to aa much aa,not before them: dstfs have decided to have «time Arle No. 1859 and' won '.4hé‘ '{rirl«e o f Jr. B. Y. P. U., 4;06,(>E d*in Mil-; *_____ 4 ,, •;* .- ■' 1 Grand Jury '' real, old fashioned speaking joust 31^.00 aa, ’'The Bird that F-ew’ thjB five- thousand. lep, president. ,T.„;* '* ' Julia Stewart va. W. C. Stewart, Farthc-jt»1? ha ,hé traveled the grekt- * “ That public Buildings, not ex­ D. G. Monroe . -G. W. Smith ar<} alt the- candidates will be on the sSr. B. Y. P. U„ 6:30, n . E. Tolar, J. j . Giddings - Jr., In chancwry, divorce grantod ost1 distance of any delegate.In order ceeding twelyp thousand square feet J. D. Abrams '■hustings and tell hia excuse for livpresident. ^ Julia Stewart to have care and con­ to attend tlwynnv.-ntiou. R. A. Jenkins in'area.-to be qaod exclusively or in R. R. Rollers ■jr.g and wasting to bo fed from the Preaching, 7:30, “ jtfb’w CAh I be trol of child and to resume her J. E.- Pomeroy W. V. Dunn public trough. Mr. iilndley was honored by a part' for postoffico purposes, be di­ Saved?" maiden name of Julia Hicks and de­ place on the commUtoo of Finance vided Into classes designated by W. J. Woodberry A. Routh While snan of the candidates arc Welcome to all services. fendant to pay alimony. C. C. Woodruff B. Nelson not craiy afejut speaking there are and Resolutions for the coming year. letters of the alphabet; that the also GEORGE HYM AN, Pastor of such buildings be determined J, T. Hickson Ch*a. McClure several of them who can make very y -H arrh- va. Thrasher, malicious the basis of two hundred square feet C. O. McLaughlin T. W. William» good addresses and those that gather t proseciitloni, set for* hearing Satur­ of building area for each of tho caR. 8 . ‘ Henderson A! B. Cameron at the corner, tomorrow, night will be day, June 6 th. tiimited number of persons' to be well repaid for their ;c 6m in» out. ’ It employed in the postofficc ten year* C. C. Woodruff -acted aa foreman is also understood that some of tho \> candidates will take this occasion Grand jury brought in following hence, and that the limit of cost for and C. 0 . McLaughlin aa clerk. M. f 11 such hiuidings be fixed in accordance Indictments: to get In some real facts about their And Green Core Springs I* Coming .ti Woodland Park the Scene of Great with the following standards, allow­ States vs. Kirby Sandlin for The petit jury U aa fo llo w * !! opponents aa they hive been afraid , » Strong Among Florida Cities bigamy. Plead not guilty, case set ing not more than 75 per cent sdW. B. Raulerson Gathering Yesterday K. L. Jones to say anything in print but the forj Thursday, June 4th. dltiotial. to cover the cost of United B. Nelson F. I. Robertson of Green Cove C. H. Walsh Bryan law do«a not prevent the The Sanfor'd Aerie of Eagles has States court accommodations:. Class , narry Cripperr. T. Keane Springs was among the prominent word oi mouth stOtf from being Elate .v v , J. J. Jenkins— Rape. a way of doing things that' is irre­ A. area required 4000 square feet or L, J. Hartley promulgated ami the mealing willsbe visitors to the d ty yesterday and H. H. Hill Plead not gtdltyt case aet for to­ sistible and whenever they announce' less, limit of c o s t '115,000; Class'*Br' enlivened by aomo real -dgUjltes. paid the Herald office an appreciated D. K. Mathers * J. «L Gldney. that they will pull off nn- entertain­ area required 4500 square feet, limit morrow morning." C. 3. Proctor Everybody is Invited to attend cult. ,Mr, Robertson ,w*i In the A- V. French ' ment thq, public has . tong since of * cost 337,500; Class C, area re­ ft. B. Smith the meeting nnd the country people newspaper business in Florida for J, R. Richards. -------t------------- “V learned that said cntorlalnmeilt will quired 5,000 square feet, limit of ¿/ Sanford looked like the famous A.. Routh'V ' are especially urged to attend and twenty-five years but reiWttfjc* sold L: T. Hunt be very succfoeftll. - So jtbgf when coat 330,000; Class D, ares required , «Inserted village of Goldsmith yes­ hoar the candidates aa this wMI he hia paper and h now engaged in the W. W. Van Ness Gao.* Parker their big pichic was announced Jt 5,500 feet, limit of cost, 335.003; terday as all the stores closed and the last opportunity o f hearing manufacture of crates.' He •is * M H. id oof«-", r T . W . Williams was a foregone* conelupfou'thgt'.’.U Class E, area, required 5.000 square everybody went td the picnic. them this reason, a* the IfcV'-ba'cun- member bf the commission that gov­ C. W. Laing would be the big ow'ont o f tiff Reason feet, limit of Coat, 34Q.OOO; Claw Fr ' win rlos.> Tuesday night and ern» -tho beautiful little city of nnd it was all of that. , •Woodland area required'§,500.aqiiaredeeL limit* they cannot be nuntea ana mute reen fTov aihmal Church Pnrk U well situated.for'tin affair of of cost *345,A<>0; Clasa dj* area re­ the c f t y > » H H ^ u n d c r the pater-J pWlghtfol R e ^ H o n alter that date Last Sunday^ mo; k' ' ‘ ' * js Hphtly-narneli be ng quired 7, ^ 0. aqua/«' feegf lim\t of nalxareSof the" mayor and two^other ^ deUfhtful recent m / ------------- . M ias l a ^ number o( Confederate and Federal In tho very center o l a nn*r social events tgus the informal recep­ In Honor o f Mra. IJickins u*» cotnmisaipdefs" •Green C’ ove owns Veterans met ath tho Congrega­ where plenty of shiide makes the 8 .0 0 0 o<)uarC feet HmU ol jftst .360,00 tion glv«n Mohtbiy evening by -the Dr. and Mrs- S. Pnlentait delight their own public utilitiw and. last ì tional 'chureti for the Memorial sir- picnic grounds comfortable even at 000; ' Class 1, area 0,000^ year the plant paid over fJSWJtJ mhinbcry of the Brotherhood of Kt. vice. " T t y chutch was' appropriate­ fully ibtcrtalhed some of th«r. noonday. * . \ v ] Andrew of Holy ¡Crnra parish, the square Jett, limit 310,000; Clafs J, friends Thursday evening at their profits and all the street lights are ly, deefttnted, Comrade Munson-and "Early yesterday morning the, urea required 10,000 square feat, faculty of the High School and achoo attractive, homo on Pa(Ti avenue, Supplied to the dty free. Thq tax school board and the young tadiee wtia heinB especially responsible for boats and automobile» .be^un carry- .¡f imit of cost'- 330,000*, Class K. area Mrs. H.' E. Diekins being the chnrm- levy 1» only ton mills* on fifty, cent fa of tho Saint Agnco Guild ward It his.. MJai, AapinwnU sang, Kip- Ing peOpfe to the* park and by the< t|jri,d , t.000 square feH, limit of valuation ?pd this is-certainly a re­ V ' irg honoree. . Dpon nrriving the nrniing the favited guests. The pur- ling’ s Rccrjaiqual inhet pleasiogly.,- tin,.* noon arrived there must have COil $.j o ,oo0; Class Lfc arèa required guMla were’ iircaejifed to Uic-Tccelv- markable showing and one that feat, " limit of eoet ish house e x - beau tifu lly deco rated -»Did i n —rneeaage .been ilh R c ^ h s jy , thousand people ^.. nnn Thg line which Included l)r. and,Mra. speaks well for the commissioners for a|l. The agtiapn was, in' har- scattered over ity park fn d jlp t|g*> ¿lóo.ODlS( in the Saint Andrew çotors, red and PuleMon, Mrs, H . , E. Diekins and and the citlxens, * MjJLUobertson ltnnd^ of a v é r a i' white, cut flowers bmng uscfl'-With monj’ '; with ' thé/ <è*eeilon and #et poot. Swimming, dnrmlng. the rdll-r ^Mrs, B. Wi ll^rndon. T h e 'gam* of left this city when\he was ten ptnotri g” rffvrt:— Each— guest—- h*d - forth -sore« laaadM ^to '- lu-. ahsz-kiuid •aaaltq and au marnila aniuiemanU ,( „ p rs. .h r t fur each :cftaa. ^ C . auction' was in lu lg cd -in until a lalW month* old," his iatfi^i Tylvihgr been requested to represent a book by some ■jmiTiotjlPj.i.“-/ , • , kepi th^.-ttowds going U[ld th*_®( buildings, and on* of.the tyj>e.plana** ■ hour when it was found that Mts. sjded liero jn the early days arid . .-^5 and many o f 't h e titles wore ox^ A t,th e evening atrvice last Sun- fish, f^r and othes good tMhga. at o r ita cliw ^ n ^ b c u * o d > 't h / ’cimB. W. Herndop .had. w on the flrat owned the -flttt Dftnocratlc paper lieniidv.’ WrEll portrayed. Miss Helen day a good audJetire v^a-ln attond- oho o clock made them feel hke 4tru<;ii6n 0| every public building prize, a beautiful cot glass dish, and here. He la greatly surprised a't the R ow lan d, impersonating In a very anc* to listen';Id:th‘‘ presontation Of tackling tho same amusements over th'0<6 thaV miut bc tn?atca Pr. G. H. Edwards of Orlando' was evidonce of prosperity on every the fai^, of.seventy rotlcge studepts,again after dinner. . ■ ; ^ apecial projects. delightful jpw^nqa^ l*X^y«pdar and ■’tki awarded the gentlemen’s first prize, hand in Sanford ahd vicinity and put fn a composite definition of the - The candidates were out-ln force , „ Tbnt an. im ount ffuUnt to 20 pBr Old Lace’’ wa* winner of the first ... , . . a pair of handsome eiik hose. The paid tho city many-compliments but Christian JJfo; it *wps >ea*wJrtg to and even the grnrtd Jury was aN°'*,'l,<i,L>ont 0f tbe amount authorised for a ciin-olntlon prizes, pretty decks of thinks that-we ought to adopt the * « » . '° U T Miss Baidla Williams, representing know that abrh a -virile add work- to attend under the charge of Judge &(>v(irnmant building be fixed as. the csrds were drawn by Mr*. Long of commission fofm*of government and 'Initials Only," waa a close second, nlilo faith is held by ,the: college men Perkins, States Attorney Landis nnd jnail|n,m n'^est op*a site therefor, ■■■ Jackronville *tjd Mr. B.. W .' JltftU get J>etUr results. He ships many tO the foreman and court adjourned j ^ ,T h a t ' ¿ ; jumji|*um kppropriatioQ , and waa aceordkd tho honor of cut- and wbrften (ff XmeflFa* *'’ don„ Dainty wres1^Mi*Js,. ,cpifr?..'-- crtfea*aitd orange boxes to this city NeM' Suiytiy .evening at 7:30 a for .two hour. In,order to allow ev- of J $ 1 0 made annually Bng the Saint Andrew cake, a.boa«-, listing of creamed chj^toh and green and came down,,to- look :jttcr his ‘ subject wlll^bo .considered which is erybody the ow>ortunUy, of making. for p^lfo'jjuiliU ifg work, to bo oxtiful example o f the culinary- Art. pens in patty shctl*. izrtva paafe, many custoiftBs iai.tW« Wetloa pf holiday. AU the stores p#^dyd,‘.[n',a btp^(5flnco with the plan 'The eake^iced in white, was iriorned rcceivinf much attontioi; today: ‘ ‘Is it a real it. ,1 im 4 vhi-cte avid nuts, prafar* nnd. the » the Church Indifferent t\ > the Social : _jifce-tt closed I at noon and that ber*)n' reoom anu H it 1seemed seemeu mac itlijb d fei^ . f’ w ith! the .name ?lt|^L.*A»df#w*s Jcerl tea »pro served at the eoncluproblems of today. A recent ur- every clUzen of Sanford and n eigh -j ■t h o p03tmwsltf.fAD«r^ « U forth . , *1; ,■ nnd ■^Vîalnt • An**” Am ohg/the prominent visitor« to B M Ï w i f M ' -■ » a '"**: f f ^ j i o n of •the game. Mi’ s Ilensie aVcw'ffpM In red i4 n ¿J V M U WfTr tiçW in qn* pf »ur popular maga- boring towns were at Woodland\ whal (hp npvr9li^ lofe, ’.irtFj[9Jf w v . • the city this week is JF. O'Hara of f / • fcjintnperl charmingly presided at FI()rfdil J t ^ ^ i . ^ h a t they ® ^ ^ ' f f r a d ® ^ Ä J t l i e catféj JÜnes Uould lead one to thnlk ao; Is Park to attend the L a g l« picnic/ ^ tbe’ptjpch bowl Burin;: th» evening. Jacksonville ahd one of thq largeat and- served- Jt to'' Hie; ju'■ta tir —■ The such Impreaaion warranmf or noi b> Of jppase ovcrybocly hud a good vinJM »eym dnr W, -pl»n(:M*Jollows: Pr-idfw tjj* bO’ t nn.d bo*ite$s-*nd the land owners In thc ^1state. He ia .300,000; color motif- extended toJthp^Yfifcrsh-. tha<fn4ts of tht /^ s ^ '. Y o à 'r re ’ in­ t l m e ^ h ^ i g a a ^ l w a y a hav* Trontw. Qjiwtt.’ those present ,were Mr. making ,* deal in 'aom* o l the lands vited. com« and pfb^F..t>F the ment table defcoratibna. Across tires goat ■ui^aY-’iJju.G^pn Iflim, 335,000, *pd Mrif S.FJr Bjtrptt. 15r. hnd Mrs. i flrfjidHl Celery City and will be here tati on. 5/.*' presentation Methodists Worship In Star Thbnlr^ handsome white cloth,: broad bands' drew?« Pida|h%sAAppv)'qvlated, JOfT.IIOQ;. - . •;f t : A NbaC &t/: W l , Mr*. *Forrest * » v * r :d dhy* vWUhg with h|* many of red ■ribboiuwere placed and in the ebst uiidfi^' «¡^ th a o h plan 32S ‘ Dwlôé tôjtho f.cfc tty & v u i dhurch Informal Dunce 1 ^ V.r Lakej SfrPuTitflft W7 Ffern- Sinford^ fm tlds. . c#ntar*'d/ thi* fable waa j> haadsome • J4far F. -8, Munson was the grs-j building ia -being ; únido v‘ down to St, Pet*JpYroFt£-Appropriated, 380, 7 ^ » . dnii. Mrsf'i}pn]r,;W. F/. TVatsgn, Mrs. ‘ j silver candelabra, d h e ' five white 000; cost .under .BuHfsqn plan, 346,-' dou» hostess of u pleasant informal Jglvtfcplace J o the- linodi?.«irne..brick An Imposant Thvnle W- D. Holden? Col. A . M.-Thraater. candle* haying xwd shades. Deli- dance given. Monday-wvenmg ot her structure wide-k^ Will »ooft be bqilt 000. " Will bo presented ‘ nix» Sunday Mr. and , “"^aughlln !»g of studio 1n hunor of Midi Mabel.Bowon the seme site, tho services of the Mr. and Mrs. _. ’’ pi Dr. evening, at 7tì0. -JM .the Congre««- Hous ral wt, ondè> ' Bjirltí^on pito, 330,000. leh ft charming visitor fr.om J^JÚon-| Pffipt Methodist church will, be held co»k ^ Oriondo, tipnal,. church. I.t la this: ” 1 » thó and Mrv.Jq)in 1 wore served by d io < x patroti*eae» of D íf.ánd— Appivprifttcd. 365,000;; sillo. The decorations, wsre most in tha Star; Theatre. . it'. ; Dr. and Mrs, G, dsr.of Or, Church1 Indifferent to tho Sadal ^ e ‘ *van1pg, Mr's, A ; Ny.l, M * ‘ * ’ UUia# ‘ atid;* handsome ..Sunday r e fill at , 9;41k-1; ■ / . ' vndar Burleaod plan, 330,00 Problem» .of Today?"'There are lando and' Mire -.debumpert “ ‘ * ' ' Orlando— Appropriated. 355,000;few 'subjects of vakter* Im port / t-' *' ‘ V 'A coat un<k-% Burjeann pkinf $30,000. to the ciUzenahlp bt oim country Jale . laçhrcola - Appropriated, $75day,: The anawer ta the quest dng >P P vlth tjifc r e c t o r , * 'R o y . .. J 000; boat unde r'Burleson pian, 330,- ,-a. wni-.bg provided with amplÁ'-rnaml Yaweir, * j—j's-storelió*'been very eucease- by those Interested In the church and -BandaU Ch»gc -w’Jre r«1* ‘ the Everything .will be done to make fui In every way and many people will Toetni .^çepair or hope to ,o^p i 'mcasui# fqt.-lho hfapk'atfty of évèty otiy -JcVhat home-» *The pwstor - ‘ Lj^elamL-i-Approprlatadt 375,000; -*■ tstnt ftdm-a distane,] to take edvan-' niUloh: You are w*lfoin«d.to .hoar V ^J>T a ffair. M ore ::th ah Mi,«. ?J’abc; Bn'wter, Allas M«lt Whif-1 will.,pfeju>nt ’ tho old Gospel .ih it» cort’.rt»th'f-'^sjrh**on plan. 330,000. ’ thls^ theme" «preaented,; come^and ¿T • «f tW marpy^hargalna offered. 3 <iy gq*sts were . . ; ,’J “ sih i ‘ ^ d U s f \V edt«ri% and* wilt bmig ,'í ’ friend: J . Belie .. ;lxit ttav« ■ is jf "you' have OOt ;1x*t tt(*. ft r*-days lc'; ’ ..-dnesday DW ŸVmklretdy atuÍH HeVt ahPubl ^ N ollc 1Tolkr ..and Ralph ' Htevei England State» w Ptfrkins, de your dm, this week; are Home fpr ;the aummer vacation some time wlLh f, .Beh uro port, i^ n g pi amuauon* n a v « « from the mH Ics! col I ego' a t . kvsrythlng ma » y ‘. M a y 3 0 th -ii-a and from there will "ie, Mrr"GiUfoiFhyt |'Ciar- to atten d it' ‘* »d iW g la d .ja /W in Ran* . Mid you can , - tho *W1 r ___ y are'- students st JefferMl»» Pqachea 1>ef-| »svlng.o’ n dejívety will .*i Has hnd J w t * 1 ^ one how fter 89 -hM been HAS COMMISSION FORM GOVERNMENT EAGLES HAD , A GREAT PICNIC mu m m ?-. ■Twr- , 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/. 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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>, May 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/4390fd86c265f0fc7aab3e77dac907c0.pdf 26657b76f586c216f765a23b4a2db83a PDF Text Text : ,r : rä & V S B ii - ■V*----------- WATT -^ . .- X tog j«on¿y:., '**Ít li _fUrrí*rllj¿ 'nit¿,rt(rbJ-í" reati ' tíá the Tending o f 'm M n f # * íirit 'IsurfaWi*. ' Bti< 6^ 0y t i f . •,'wpirhöl 1y iJ y s o u n d ,. to t» * sending thq mflörtor In which he .makVs ft;.a i many ¿a a doseryTnesftoYe* «iro^* I ! M dtipu n d * il If he jntend* to eqn- tam»ou«jy. over one ;rirciilt and in a ? •jim t.W /rnvrittjomi tO grinding dow n ^ cru d o/lorm the oetyling of pictures i f . % ,l v - A » - - <« *■ ^ t • »» * /'* $ thielp<>0k$-tfcvils who toll anda sweat Ilb v w f„.th e wire by - IfitermlUontly '$ . > # # # —’ — <htyjíq íl’'id g h t ^tó-'-iman wflgés Add jflhshlng Ijtams of light. In its rpost ; Iob^ hours iñ . order that the còrr advanced f^rm the . telegraph has FOR THE LEGISLATURE or t— _ ,, er ond from I bmby .»«noun« nur w dW «* lor tU U&i M U» lb# rrdon •* *“ D*ra<*iWie ^ ashorr and ial»r* n ta be I Jl“ * h ' m i ^ r tJiKfc. ■ ■ P J V \. ilftiost every *V « ■ “ . ' < •. •>< .• « r», ,A ' 1 m i ocea a going dowel th e ‘exch*nj,e rf io mr ccuouu tn t t * y » *jwu» d r M g .er y . M h t M i i r n r e v ^ id e d - i t V j b ì n ^ ,. ràMa* « ^ through the air hiB r.j Tp.tbs lrvicf- ' come al mend ‘ as corprroi ■ I iwhT* ¿ » ^ r ,kat I toU J ... :: r'vard trn nrr .(4'neé t- r f is■' •ordinary .. Jwire f L - coqjniuriica -■ required. tion.V* " I im a r-iffibèt/fi* t <♦> M POLITICAL t#4 » 1 1 SS1?; &H« »to EVEN THE, GA' \ ; [). tfc , z Ä C lT lE L ÍS A I V $ N G -iTrexi. rji^NT ’ v« s iiiíw tF ttn ? . ' BM )■■> >Sh » > • • t » M f ». " . , Tl r r o d e n t J¥Q m Íi H ckW Ip- *’ * ../ thla Mealcan'dfTair.-r Df cpursà I l> - y . -Vwlth h ito no rpatWr what' the (ihwe . ■-.•'l h o f AW* war to‘|ly'%ypi»hi]t hli Idea that ’ 'A no war fljlttil v W v jjy h ic o rertulnly ‘ ■•••■'tnainfi- ittlk'Ì'<ù'«|ìl^'P*iJL «»Uto» l«»k o ' up n picnic part#1 “ n<* . . »after landing tiriMw'lfwTirm of hèea I «íqd get , stu di twMÍpc dxtent of seventeen do*.« and -many woim«|yd and yet there it no war In [■ do' do >war la Mexico pifien Tf there il no -hell old friend ' 'tljerte I * - '" " • *’ * t^iat ph'yiícüÜy^« .Vjfjll i V>at. «fur 3 ^ lant'-tf^eh taught tor rtthq«l£ htnfjthey .oent w flt the ca*fft.> ,K - ^ * Jtp ’ t)ft»•f4>i>t»hi>iaii ;.r Rfdhe»,4o^not brln4^^W ^*to«P *iiC !rax ItlL jfiE Z t r .w t - brSve'Com-; and bottie^ rr S As Shakespeare Said, 'TVTikt la the jneanlng t?f the -word adage:” ]\h'e a^oqlenaster asked. "A I place to put cats lq.to," wM .tbo boy'a SM I |«r*t>r snoouacr tb»l I kiU la tU iJut» IMnoCTmUr. prtnisrx ««tl » Qpewirtti». r oi Cironiy Ju « Morao. a s ü w— t¿s i .--------------------------------------ataf. [ SoWtnoto Gouot; »! cjpikUt* ft.»r bersi Tourt of irf 8*»-. Soni­ òf Cütfc.ol t ^ t Coort th« ofRnu to th« ölflf». nobusty.. I Voterò owr ni* pethln* polUirOlty. i »In -TvoiU u d hm*» cnrloutofwl ti m * foy Si&-Ä A d v c r lis c t u c n la ilt id c r & » !« « becaui1^ th<flf «fii-sB» *t j ■ —1^— ; *- ^ - ■ - * *.w- I c tí tí o í no* tu» , > I . I bw to .narfu^c t¿W p s«t*w 4 fe vor«« oleetloa. tnomllcf •r¿P*',/t",Íúi*n' fw U.VVH of S*n3n<i!» county my copdWrty f>» tb* oBVrs t»f Rt&le I at CWW nf tk*7*lro.lt Court. ,to tbÚ r i W i i S ,:] drebion qf tbo J*»lrJ»y Etwtloa f t b J twtd Juno FOrtGb'ÉRK OF J H E CI RCtJIT T O CRT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I'tiz j . fe W:r I. O. STRjNrirjrLjJfW X jSiTi, are not ut, w .r with M«M«o history fi1 i. - I »M|>»«f«lty.K>lldt th* «upport a t oll flannel* ntiil T poor folk , art nener 1,1 every day ir t is df he^qb bodies than these so-called ml llo n -, tv ,T ^ A , a t ;lr6 y rv aires who seem tp ^ n noih in 8 | th o with n f a f f f r o ^ H e except. :sorfow an3. troHb U . ^ J f c^ e a ^ , Á VAlfniW*“ . .»rasa ^ boro ufcdnuj, «pan th« u » wia •* fvuloM ct Ui* *bo»r .K í 'A’1*. lo«i«1 to tWfrat ti* end* « furtieé ja Wofiifl rag, * * ’* A fd Ic rnmtry to U*Ìt'fì » W'SndW... >to 1 E^o.Coamty •troctfoh. 'tubliet to D«itrpcr»ilc l‘rtn>»r to br h»W «1 .9 * *rr»tle I’rtrnary tad Iirym ; pl»trl«t fio. 3 cobnm'oB.^i' Om« va MS Chuluut». cor,1’,,,la* U»|NA^ •• . *ll. ■ ll»«p*nluM. •' ‘ 'I 0«n*rkt i Fiorici*. ■iy-W (or may read that they were killed while^ r • 1 .tor t u t «wtlf. . .. , oiHr«. ei ,aufv»yor for. t'*»iN«W." . 1 I ' excursion one P ™ mt|,d w h ll/> t,a v lw making a ,,ife «M n l ” im 1* Into Ihd d t y o f »<>ul.,apd - tr y in g .to -h a v e th (.,> oh i. R ' — --■dng.7.(8?yU tou-ljÉm tlnt . ' i j J p a r v * nI b* «Pdf.r*;U.i_ o ( dtheVs jsjtoydhfl my ken. lle'.hiu ■ Veyo Grut ttijd minting,u latge^band ¡’8H K W W —U.-: siTUióibfr o f 'tltdfaiVw nd wfU .h6t. be llT r * » -* kÄ- mm-* - . * Vetfft’.ol Send! of Mexicans who'TftfUsed tq Ict^hetp pficmlàoW rcontjr: To Ub. e.r g— r * --T * '■ . ' • FC It S ALE » able t^èpo'mT lt i/'fiedf.yes, to.-be'tíneU .t-I , ___ csáAfsUT selves and companions pass In pedre *Ut*. Ju for Vhom she m ir . , fO*'; octniq ¡s t!,, prl^jJLT -u ¿ Uri*Wrt«d J pWdso « f Jun^ t’boussnil years old and ‘ V ef he rethey killed a hundred^,tind mòre <tbün of tie ofllcs to the fa m 4 . : 1 l< j a r ' t • q| The charge of the Light brigade Kor •Salt— Practically brut, r, ItiMfl to listen to ^tbiterftlon and a* a■_ _, --Mexicans* whereby they also lost Overlsnd . touilhg. car. fully! ^ .^ .K .n n A O j,. fa titi the statt of Colètaijj/irand the at Balaklava^'Catlnon to the right ; m 4 k ,. *_j .their lives. But It Is yet hard to Ì. flTUIVKgt* ‘ ° [ t\htrn; o f th* ^ ; ¡ eq u ip p ed ,-.«if s \ a r t .^ e ’ ectrio llghttj' I aiti I* a carnikilt* to <UM*«t rnfhatf for convince the unsophlstlc«tedTT“ Fhe United States If noccssury to sopd petition of 8h*ri(f of ¡tomfool* county. !!»»* tro n fi ìjiU) Colorado coal m ia1'» «nil vo,le>ed ami ^ u n d ered l" The I ll'll e short time .by owner. ,|8t 0 tho lac Wrv»<i tbo propio In tbU ropority «tara tb* excursion features ^ of bullets and I'Uoble 600" were In the h™ t o p cash take* car: IJ.'ä of "tho n*o county anti tpy rmord Xo. 4} * *i*woc»stir Volere of s*AiVSiVcmMotor C6. nrjt»nl*»tlon I bon by »nnpunr« fh»t i »m i> c*n«>d«|» linftln .TTPknt/ U-i.rn * fUlml » . t i ♦ h ihn * U M offiral of .«ti* county of C»r»rs(t(i for HMV scrapncl as applied to peace.“ *! . . l ^ ^ r o i Ì ^ S n ^ r a ^ l battle. h e y were* filled with ih e •v* year* U my rtmlm for your ru(lr**»"li> tb* I»*<tv- for si*|»t><>r of tho But« li.oiwr.it, vTlr •«vs t.on.muto* from y*™ín..n e -„ü ? . There Is war in Mexicq notp kniT 1 * re^ - . . . • ' >Is .unholy battio Are. t Inspiration could For Sale Pyesh. Jersey cow. ** P. Primary tq bf.byd.on Juna -n<i. . • XJJ'l wßl.b* pir»«*«l ts t.*w. tk* ■ñ>«!»rtt2l ‘ ^ there wi|l b o in o ro of il lutti nnU ^ o n ^ s ñ -1 ^ r t c r h v u r . do or BpX 1067. point to nothing élse thknS t .. . ' v •*ll th* Jlrmowit, nl'tht couatr. P, r < » '¿ñ\‘ C Ü A M M ^ H A & i\ ‘ Amcripa wlM rW n mean the en lirU ii'* . 1>ecK»4-hevnee|is tbs fnohey? die. J «e> • PJOls t>* morrai aUh«at Uh«tu'»> k*B 4J handt*, John .Paul Jones bave K WÍB «irti stretch of Ipud from the Arctic c i r c l e ' do‘ " i It beiaase he expects to FOR SUPERINTENDENT. OF PUBLIC ol Demoftfttlc prinripU*, ^ ttfl m gaff» anything?' N ot much inr tho gsr'tiri • w . K INSTRUCTION „ to the Paif&fiin ptnid. , This may j * j . i>U;KtKsoN. ; , “ ■:X« s niwftdsd# to* tk* o{ SapnibiNidM I ; toillions but wants, to / r . 1 .* . \not >come in our time -but it will ol 1‘ulair In-rrurriMi pi Srtolnol* eotuity, >ul jr* worAiing man !6wer and •iS tb# I>»mofr*lte Primary, t.wlOi to c*lt *tt*n come. President Wilson and Secre­ Uea St th* vntwi to (h»'fSI*»ko( Ucl«; Ktr»t, tb* hir*.shall; becom e monarch-,qf..all he' if th* q-jt tary Bryan are trying to keep peuc^ God giving me «trength.*1 U is pre- CohnVll^,. also rlbbpps knd. carbon. Knot. «kSukl b* ff«fihtr -SRir*Ik* *fK-j*» t»hti>!i! le.tono ; com iy to tajlrv^ya -stitl can dicttili» h is ' <jwn (»ol*: wond. h#*«to«M Kin ht^*w ___ (or “Member, t 76-tf in ihe family but puttee i* Impossible le ram-r. meditated hciolspi .that \ ña bles a avtijibW , sod third h* »hqulJ -b* ■ iiq Ot»rdliv* Commhti *#•%■ , - * terms. Such practices have, brought Í*t;íi*rty b.yaUjr, aaif, ri* Jqumt Ix’ nU' wpoot man, ’• »ÜT > *X and Sootier or Inter ' we will be I mother to say i-thnl- premoditation J.AtjJWiiliB'WUO1' Toy Sale—Bargains in furniture «■ ' I i r? on the war In M exico betw een’ the n w « « i lWl * I P*41t'«PfU-clst« rear Yo„ ; . obliged to step iq and spank t in t , ,, , . . . that sees the Ipng, i weary smuggle,. • m East 10th St. 7ft*tf j, , ‘ - . C. O. MrLArtfHMS. id, a P 't’ " c,a*i nn(l 11,0 h.rgtbindjttin ers 1 r, ! I bunch of Greasers go >d, set up D M my {wifldiir w l£t podtiS * u perhaps days over th"b •jwgjdfVtub,' > of Suprti and such practices will eventually Unt uf I'utilio Jmarurtkm n b k --------— f.— ^ ^ - 7 ; territorini government try to seat- a htr^direaking task, m en d ir^ ih e cbilFor. Salet-IUaek saddle and.drivdng U> tlyr « I Uxratic t*rimary/fl -if possible and ^ g Oii ww' in thi. c o u n t r y ;u n i« , Making tho K(Ntor Lav# Yon -• chox k for Mexjcan as governor ‘d rag's clothes long after j h e y ca jrrs mhrtL I;*quire 'o f p , Robert* at ' attast « ’ M ake Jail tiie.pqN e you jio^dbliy t terror r l d d .w H ^ reonle'A cl, t o g O t h ^ n d by theliay*l«rn >nd create peuct»- In that hav? been tucked into .b e d ; \twelve gro^rry. . J. . 12-U t halfots vote for the bien who repre­ can w hitt; breaking Ipto the o f t j W country if peace can be brought [ and sixteen , hours -iff work a day ’ j ~~~ - f c fe r sent the people’ and not the interest; rr* b t you r feet on tko -table. rtitd about. In the first place the United' scheming 'an d planning instead of Gooo pindibill pnd tank .for sale : * r « e excbnngbs, and donV forget to States did right by not rerognir.ii g J have mo objection do a man muk- sleeping, hi order to keep the little rhrap ^ Apply In‘f t - hfrkfbanq^,i B^#(f ftry ^ to . cn^phtfln' the yld' foql by T Huerta. Then they made the m is-, LPpBlrt.iö- M »l«4d dock together. There c^n be n o , — ;-------q ■» -------‘ ¿I »olid comm'antlng OD" A,fbw. aflifles. D oa't, j tnkc nt_ asking him to saluto the ting* thougln , of self for-the toother- w h o } For Sale^-Lemoo XJliHf~I76' aaes, io rget to say, ‘ ‘ Wvhajl’n tlio nev and right here the U. S. reversed I electa’to keep her, children togetldir. •Iprge part choicest hammock, land that «jwbl; añil I i n a w M aia If thw.^paper ta liGll - (irint«(L' -reid themselves by recognizing Huerta | THIUSlIgJt. She is nnd must be "thaiikful *tq f will prodtubly ®row* citrus/ruiti npd Vegthat half andriuk-him whemhe A a , n indirectly. • If lluertu was not tlur. work for nil the soven,^ trusting lhf< etiylik-srliighi b<mi;t ‘tuivl* FOR COl)JjTy r j^ a .tfcL^fOJl to pfepí.^f itead- tiu*. /copy-* On ; ft* ‘ fireside ill of Mexico why tfliould he .rest to Offe in HéaVfn." , ¿ - / l i » « , house,- pricw gT.Sto. -.E m M Man,' t «nil b* a randl-fit* in th* primary stlr- ‘ Hook and 'lCati •tin him ^ whlJoJ via ; - .ilf^ ri S a tJ .r> ---------- »*• Eia CiHf ' have been called upon to rerogniw ThFrq are'dgrk day. In 'th is W ■PetermbUrg, Iron far tb* ofltik of .County Trnaltirrf. ,»a d ( the copy hif ía.séttlng^up.- and 1 our tlag. We could ha,ve bottled '■ubj*ct imposed task * days.'whon it »«uns if you bappiOi - to “ be aqibwngT iú ¿ 1 up .the ports oil right and Villa »or Salfr—A Apod home well located.' i'nnú7nr*, *d that life is n^t worth thowtruggle, hlftto1 n - ^iT tH ilfi r fara .oqfjìdò dll «ho-ßfiler i* ,, would cut hob down sooner or later. j daya^íhen It seems dhat tlexh enn- ipOO cash, balance eddy •{fbymeuts. w h*>t-latot«*u ol th* emrtty,! on i ’ AW tin g » u want Villa as President of 6 room' house, ‘$1,500, ’ easy payments. ' tnot idem the tide, fttiya wehn thert -4^ j*;*!>v V -iiW .«jw ifhe*j( W. ,h ' ■•Maileft- ¿try mnrp th ban we want tioygnit rhe^-duii- ilfca^v» . 8 rooms jtrid bath, Item -aro beasts. #>> H ui',tu.’ Roth (if them * ‘ a , broòrf-Ù^ytoynts. ^ ‘ J ' -J 1m/Juntony for doing,“ for nr.tV-i-*4 y.-f Sini;;-.!« '7'niniy \>iihJ*d*, Neither iirM ; fighting for (be good» * " that, 11 too young to appreemy.AVcll located lof. Illko. iSÍT 'cash, TrTM^r >lrri»H.n -*♦ th* l*»fiu^r»llr frimsay. it ind*. ad^ertlslbjt"»Tafi5fs'^ ol the cau«< but merely for tie- loot sirugglo. . iL ' \ balance monthly. .Ganqelly,, lUfi ,M|k£-, t pticnhr ta mil »11 th* r*uuily ruonav in rf Ke TU» • bank» el thii t-rniiqy |L* tpl «gribé for hls paper,^ If Jhi _ \ if «we | in M exico II c are caljcuP.ukuil . no grateful nattbrrj tdx|. nob « avenue. •' ‘ ’ ‘ 'v6T-Ù ‘ that la paUUnn *»Vt»«a, Kxuuala »/k1 u,i, pay, lìjm for i t -r-.h«.; do exnrv"u^<'d ■ '■ to go to Mexico and take the Colin* mopey *UhS* tt* Votmty lot tb* A c r is ib '.c l c a n , fiu t r ipreseftt the niothec, with a fnieda|.. n.._ vr_ *r >».n__* —u ____ _ .<• roada andTrt.f*v*. *» l -hi«h in my -«timailor money. ty ^ -W k h irn 'T o ^ riirr Ona No. 65 McCray relrigerauir try we ought to ((b at the job blithe­ i i o u A f o o d i l 'F b r will amount to alrtut |110u jftr y*a/,* Her hqroUm- w^|l go unaung!.- But tl^fyerythlng tìikt;,! lIliWuCy, i irai 2.60 f. o, b. Oviedo, ttseà ol ly and do It up right. We should somewhere, theVJne who notes tlfe e v e ry b o d y — ei v e r y - , m ■ ¿2 HItOI)*but ' if t n & T & V f"-. aloni »ud « a b i l i t o ¡f .Ju* <l«ùs net, 1147.60. First daascdddlHou. ,0» choke that country right off ,qt. the sparrow's fall h * w eig k td 'th e warwhere. Freah in the s': * , am In (hr rar« (or CoVdry T/*»»iu«» »ol»-' ■and aboVè all. gKe. Iii«i “ r -. v 'e e - u c j j start and after it is taken ovdt- we tune' hero anti tho litllti inhtlicr and -Wolcott. (■ft tks-0 *gia»rkjU primary. I am runmoisture-proof packio. «a. valuable pointer^ on how to rnijj his , (>® 'W *r;<*<J »I a 1)U,1ni«a W iao »I should not buy it or give it away. ; t o m b in g in Ihn Gold tbo -» y or s»l^ -¿ a d y forced to xell 'ifttB * ^ \» 0 will folb-afWT 1 6 * 3 « tal- Idoomln’ khVee;i-»*Eycytóige, U G C» 5 cen ts. *7 ', T o the vtotof belong the spoils and th- .ti>\ Jurt. thftTÄsiW^a ! f| v, urbi may be suf.gipGior the litUqi besting orange grovft.’wftfr,m lflfaH* uwia onlf.lM -K ?; J it is-the veriest r<»( to lake any piece (not her a 'm m o is not going to be also'iajpjSw itk rtsidgijctf I . ^ e * * . ■ .* . ■>!■ Ha a Bea, tt j ^ s 'f./Or parcel of luifitory und then pay. nrhretrm the page, f o r htìw-e6ulii^|y ia|cwr*-^nrrr^W lAbf(int''li(;(#.bÌT'•ri" i r ! *■ j ; . for it if there is to be any tax on the li* Heroism of battle bs^ pomible ¡5 / gftA-l* 5 * .account of war the country thai has wiVhoirt the foundation o f the hero- -— v1 ------------**' ■'" ****- p.» fV FOR COUNTY (.' U Mahy »anocr.rVjtfti »?y tor caused the war should pay ,iho in­ mother?— Indian^ For Salty l e*chbl4tahlp in Sut ism of the little demnity. Mind you, 1 am not in Business College. G ood for f o t t h ’ apolla News. favor of ti war now or ul^ any time mercial or Stenographic Courae. if wo cafi keep from it but I do pot ^ ' |»K was just aowonty. years ago Owner unablo to use it. Enquire want the United States, tbo greatest last Sunday th at,th e telegraph waa Herald Office. Hi#' country ort tho globe t o ' ]>o''*pnt formally Introduced. Samuel F. B. G ood hopm for sale, with wagon Upon. Wv should demand recogni­ n u > ík ií^CílímtíOKr. I Indorse, the inventor who had work«, and harness, W. W.. Van N«i*,TlrL tion at all times and brjng the great­ 'cd for twelve year* on electro mag^rV tp k* S rwarfklaU I*r Ik* offií» uf (‘»utity s’•'•; ", Iig-r» tf¡aa;lJWtkt lfo..t. It rWtwt 1 73-4tpest coohjtry in the w o r ld have the T h e funny littlo name B ‘T... qetic communication, and hisy a«so- R . F. D. No. 2. w»w ««* r>*opU to (hir h*at of my 1* respett*'.6f, *lery nation on-earth.' tif. tho f(UI>OUS little r*vJ*iU of ibi«' ^ elate. Alfred Vài!,, had atrung th»J *" !» * H I do not want war, but In the first tine between ' Washington and , F ^ ' R ent-C om pletely furnished ginger snap that puts “ *a‘ i, **. . .... 1 1*liltaa' SBL-I» Is itlnHfi fiata- » kw bta*n*a««iii plysept Inst afire ,wo eeeqi tq be at fresh ‘“ sn a p " and , •>» Muy war ki\d yet we are not wgr. 24, !H,44 A time 0». Bllaworih, daugh­ Few s te p s ;to# pbìtofflce*. depot and t «Nftls your *tjßfa£§,r “ ginger'* into jaded L-qtòcliP. I coflk* : Al K«-rt*rtfultr, Seems- funny to sny-tlie least; ter -of the theij ’ .comrtlsaioTier of steamer ^ . W. Brown, EnU A . 11RUM ¿I; Y. t appetites. 5 cents. » c*anto4uAk«m( tk* ufrr*S* . X fci • , . • • J, 78-tf FatenU, bpr^t lit io the ' . Ulilted| Hotidn. ’« IIour I ; : «#> M»n*un**- mj Cantk.lasy tot #W«inty Stati*« Supronfo Gounrt chatobers!' r tc* Ulrtrkl No. *, S^atM.R, mvnty, '-V ^ ": The mills óf God jfrlnd slowly , Emy o^«l-aw*l»»d to-dw» Fla. m K M to Iba______ iUtnl«i■ol ik# ftlmary *Uc■TO BENT f kntl - («tin m hll ln .Wöshiqgtot! w here S lo m 'V n d sev-; ^ bum tlrji coiSri'Ur.rfr u t d**cK \ r■ * " ^, bivkll b t 1. they griflilfi ovetlórllttrr exceeding ./a “'smalls ikm to b*(Ntd June Smf. K it. *i'’ ** * *•« .» mU -a:*'.m . .trill M X¿ML1 dlktingulshed »11!l* 't®111*'I*:*á.jrt inWt 1:MM» «O ffCA toft tI 1 were gutlrtttu -• ifc ;fc /-V:;*'1; .Last;«O ik ypu Pfobably Noticed that horrléofd r owficcii room rtxnii dor for rent. ant. Terms Tenns rearea-: ed around hió telegraph instrument, <"h‘ " W: ?*«»«♦ (b'll CniltblVvlr,. Pp», . is ’ SIMS ; « ¿ T ; *** I** To ty.Toi*m-e( 8#mibaU County» I b»rW*y Oliect cso.be *»*« hi-1' ‘wr7 and iirougbtv, the ■uuwi that Con­ ^juable.* ‘Afrrply 214 Park avenue. _6S-tf au-a* lum itiun t»nd maiiuhiet'UriTof'other iuoud(* myaoU aa a Pan«4at* for ilit| oifln- of iilmbout delay » «*«*«*“< I™* County________ , Fori Rubt~"Lnrg« pleasant, rooms. nunXr I'cmiDlmiAi from ib* Kpu) gress had appropriated $:U).000 for EiturtK CommUbreaking foods b a cf‘ committed ildV tfaAar'a DMrief ot á .i Iba poLa-fcr J 5ftK "** 'e phóflé* electric lights and other official te.4ts o r (he Invention', after fUlUli d d tf'ln California', TM» to«A- Host KTiiGor ' " m v^nleaceef. » Apply UB^OaK »•»fifi! a ifiilicnrlening ' aerfo* of refussls. ;ftade mllljon« - ^n tbp. itianuiatAur« ■« Urna (round« »»S’ I lUNrtei and * 69-tfc' ■ ‘ Mowe reached tar thè sonding k 'O f'lo -ò a lb d hesith food« and hlmm í* r I* »a® 1 w Ät5snwMiTm tssSähw m UHee^Ja Ól^jpuít 4^ ZuZu «'.»&. 7!pv;i;.' ri.iní id“M..'.r!l‘ ü^ÄJsas??^’ SfStS^SSSíRiBí u‘ Concern« Because- w.wsa'üi. iclf T(ik” a .tostn^j? o f jr Vrusl òr mJm 7 aoriatfon ip thf? ' ‘ iqauufacturé yak ** A. - V thc.utiloasóT ** ^ ^ country he.fought this tooth .nnd.toe. nflll ahd' -punt many !C r t A H thousand^-’pf dollars. trying to’rpUt . thj| woy^irfa.niáii on tin- hlilik. Now vj" . iÌ > a m C r a c k e r s r-w eet- -r*. .Sud -tléVed off tbq dilstnrfc mewage , ^ r Rent, $ rooms and bath: Mag I Stri-io- aiiMunr* '(WJiat hetli : fiifyi wrqughtj" . Vidi, nojjB avenue, between Fifth ant Corara fialonar l# i I In ' ». ..* uu t i r i i u 1 mmS ) n t f 1 f it n b Jl « l l é - t . . . *r * . _____ la ;'.o , etution’ i»t tBaltimore,, »ur- Sixth. _ —. . Coimtlly. Z, rovindetj (by another* group oí dlsIkiguished 'anna' ietui th¿ - njcwtáge M IS C E L A N E O U S "uptín-.2 pjrpfr tkjk*. Jup^days after you want, to buy or. sell Con, the tp|e¿taj)h gave out itafirxt pub*, nslly’s Real Estate Office Is the pipe* lie n ew s'by »bnminftin’g thpt Folk had bret^ bomihated for the presi­ dency in .0wu^a|tltopTi. -¿wprentjon. . - bl« largò . Battle , Saulutlum- . n .—-'build ‘ them up in mindr and botfi .and yet at.thellkst bo seemed.;o find no solici tdthwf'Ìmbis treat- pjj- , m hU went or in religion and ‘h«rfil!ed tho grave of suicide», Ktayoe’ if le had apent-ipw*:,l*ri1p wNH» living n ameliorating^ the .condition o f . t lo do^rn trodden worklni. mart be s • _.£r • N A TIO N AL B1SCÜW COM Pi " V’-t ' - '• , ‘ V il' ; rar-¿ �BIG BARBECUE FEAST OF REASON AND LOW OF THE SOUt ____ ¿Í; *'" HUERTA t^N N Ô t WiUt ‘ * i . r , A T .m •SEVERAL G O O D - S A t E S ; h". R E P O R T E D T H IS W E E K , >.. ■ »• • '■ A ¿'Jk. V, iJ£'. ARE: FARING f n . a w r Cl f NIGHTS? OF PLEASURE. AND P R O F I T . t' 1 V’ • 10 S S ÌF i F O U R «king It Tot* . Ifot i l’or Him Now *»' ■ Niagpra -falla. .pítty, . M a y .b " Thero -is a feeling «pvtho paft ot.ih<f pripoipala of the -medjaUoil h>nfof-Ti«U¿ D A Y S ,;. T H E M K R T ÍN G A T ;, ’ d d cif mix up'in'hlLeplipr'rji- fo'frtcuV U « :s to le n g o o d ^ n n L ^ y . q f . f U G lIU L U O T A y E S T E R D A P thieves who had tho Sterling goods. Tho whole Sterling family, servants and -all were arrests^ aa'th ey-*** C A N D ID A T E S O R A T E D riyed pad a -very nmusiHg.-sltuMlap T Ö SAVE THE COUNTRY ■j .',W7. - n ] ■_ >«<.. . ■ ^ -----t ^ * cj|^i|.i;oTA HAD lookvi-B r»1 fG H TO FEED AN ARMY *AV-- *3» sofner pnd aWy abAyvt<t V -n ip K i» »I’ i’ H t a NTD lAUMs'Ji'fcE' ^oçttlc .ONHARUBCURD MEATS ' v 111:INC SOLD DAILY , . " . r• pVs^ d lt e d pleaaurd ami pride by moat o f , the r*.v*lition ■ to. those \vlio listened. their pkrÛ'rttvVbn u\ any V«rt;j*btdd t# J * * , . ' ■ 1 wish í°’r‘ \ ,'*r ÿ \ * L (-v î '? V **• “ ’ÿ* Huerta.. cltíaen» of thfi Pbuo as. It R m ^ d f tip With I'oVAly U*4ph~and u^rfeef teoh-' big barbeour Jiancrat all , Another ‘ The five crdpe and 6f$ price}. in ,• 1 hat? .the weakening pit uatl^p* á t u{- % aeetoa' of rAóaf, InterusUug' lyid ‘ sueadiM .VoA-.w-ored^nir ■rtfqS(* shp srttsxfcilW A "rtedit t(f her tlie, -SantoçrT the ircat Sanford Celery, p e lt», this tí}B hrdcral jforpcm ;m*y forte .Burt- ontmaUdng WVrtriVs that are a t df> v - ^ ; - /y oit^ g ob d timn given 4iy the’ puripla . Wtidhirr, aRif aVjoy I to her friends,/. ‘ ■« lio n has startled ^ W .w orl^ again ta'aádnd is admitted. M M a g M H * îbyrîulgj^ 'l^i<s D avb^.g^-.u ifm ^ h earti- Ih ¡4npd vtrclkily tho peogld -are" buying delegates came here w‘flî be publi other lovely-. ^ ( a b e r , « of {llMbralt Ims' A c«rr rd n n ;1 iv tty> ' - m ,.L bids and " getting rca^y to^pirt -an any announcement , .......... ” O f m e. orogrraaivencBS ano -jiro»' tnude, that /were, played* with I0ve1>;( nev ‘county of -!fon^aola.\ l^Uilyola t ' istgirCfopa In the early inlt^<SMjiny titude toward proposals', s -lsj^lal [Jr the excellent W l pVd * , Í * ^ - h i 9 Rfrlly « «■ community 'than by It: expression.' M1m llowler-aang agat; i ¿Row ’are changing :hahd§;uprd ihe n eettloment ■Í pùl.ftV.ehuoli!. In this W i p « t . ß»n ;ii>vtly Spring W d Erfchk^mpm fTog»\EabiM on th*‘,bFoxd ‘tjirairTcii ^ - in« o^ n m nr» hq‘me‘ pcjDj^Mi * #or be i t to tb'tn antf .their forti, hue'w /oaght well, and •pd/exOpened and .Safarifew’ ofihiii were very .prrtty. • RespomuM that sectipti odd the* farmers und V ftu w fl they ' know what they xran jiecom- strongest card OfnclaU tlslsed \ tard waa Aelletfed tv 'be p A ^ b s t Éotìv spared in .m a k W to an yncore she sang a little dcht gtark raisb^a, J^et^pptirajW y « t e r ^ pjiih on Sunfofck lunds m 3 have all authority givpn.by Huerta to Tho city cüfcndl uUr- •iuj* that t: h o f l j bonn ^ ^ oolf !ovV;*o?ig that was very charmj^f«' ilvpn: by hgree hrt' i«iir.aM ÍÍ ^bW ic «schools bing about ,kthe faith in Hie. world wvtbeir own ¿H session M a /lV j?,'lU l,4 1a l'l7 ;8tji p. i i j « “t i.«y raising sto ! S i Ä P ; ^ rcn,,‘ nt*: W ,? . ^ ,,4L ttPon t f e W r « » the ^United s u t « , thus. t of beef Miss Wagner charmed the audL ; proposition.1 tStrifhger* thoro aro in the aelection of t ^nfjmriiry.govern-1 dcmon|ltr)rtltVjt to ir. W, tfipindpfi, preaidcnUi— d n k ¿ Jfpsint, H. d things *mcji ' with other nutHbem. h||nr . ‘ (ienty who a*e»cf>injng here.to buy ment accept ah to the intorcsts .r,„ j. „ 1.1.. "big bar— Bowler closed tho beautiful program UprtOMhy and IL y & ? MixtfMl, rayropefty bhth in ;the city and the rcpresentoij bedjir. * ' • with, « Lullaby froar Jocelyn.’ ^hat \ eounfry and it is freely predicted AH .this Ahrtm ^H. ,K; H. m * V ' 1 1 edges fland' Billy Jaiobs "Cj wW^.a» fitting endlag -to One of .the gee.*. Minolta qr> Üio Inst' meeting I ;t b it next,' fall w ill‘ be p;irno«t litis^ Vi Hit's sue m*masters of tha culinary“'dcffa'rtn»vfit beautiful musical program^ read .artjiypitfV «dL ».i I one ip Sanford.. , The' ¿W in« crops Tuwdoy y ; ') 7, Itifnt and theyvbarbscucd the beef * 1 th a t bai ever been’ .given in^Sanforil*. I* far*' bringing- good money a n d 'tb e and tlrrt A potition of ■J.-,Kt ;r\^pcbny s/id , 5 J v. , . - _ * . a^d. hpgs i.n firtft cT^^shaiM and had t rfics of this week hnyO, freshened ‘n>o inuch connpt be-said In p^isr- otherij nskitig'ihst Commerej^df*)»treat shelter, ot all kinds provided-for man 2 K ? i * ‘ i i w y s s s m M p s S i Z y S t t ol what Prof. a . J , the celery market ':tbal had goat« marked,so rogny Of tbs e/igage'menta,' fn.pb.il .1 ---------- J-------- K r tlp l. n . - m , 4 s » l b h i . -.Inn, to, of Mrs. Munion’ s ipuiic school, and bo extended, and Watri^irtm^,‘dlpHd i:ui;iH .!f in case! it raiped. * Thgre ' .had for skverol, days .and' thV'-»h[f>- g ifh the urtoy steadily 'advancing bier talented lippilvt. Tlifty- h a v e llo n .j,^ lyn».referred Uy p|e street comijut-, the public schodla^. of, tills place .w iTSo some sevonty-fi>"C<.popple fro«^ - V* ,*«1 fhlei wedk “ aro getting g^ori upon the Mexican capltal,.;JAa a re­ mpny ^ociaVbn». oohtributed of their'v^e^ durjng thu last ton yen'ea. I^iproupSgnfOiii and large crowds from, other ,’ ‘price* Gif their* late'celery and groin sult Humrtg'a f!ttppiirtrt* f « r that t^enl-^lD' the pleasure of Sanford y w m T r y . âftrtmrtd in .behalf Ò1 m%nt and' advancement ha\^-bech ’tjaWmi' surrounding, * many coming , « »jldc^.lA'ers at]d always staAdJj^of thc E locV ylcW i.fgbîgbt Co-i and" stated ho triay not ' d«re ffiWaifc-Hhf out­ • frqm old Orange', because the hos­ th^' w ’utchworda». P rof.' Pcrkimwjk! the hestf»here i»«kk>hg'musical lilies. that as soon* W.; J. McBride :has disposed of hits come of ihe mediations It was n*fii the polesj\rrive<lL^!' pitality of the Chuluota people and , home place ¿ n ,the West Sj<b; tt> becau|i, of.‘thlf .fehling fhsit ttll Rrin- bedn'Ably axraisVd, by n cor}« iff cob Tbjs »choo^Jlf music i. bho of Sanwould be,' pfiiVod thalr big .gathering* turn famous ail , ‘ jfSEd^fl chot^Mft a'^ ts. 4r ^ „«. jfenry. Niehola arid ,e|))«frU tor piiy~ cjrnla of the confctttic'e yesterday potent.- careful touch era, kr(d ti <jWr the «t»te. t •. . boys iand girls of this town -ah<Hi' ¿chase another /k m }otj «First Street accepted unhjeslUtiugly a dispatch GVrof. Perklhs i^ ^/ekuwell chosen The- most that we cajj gathfer irom g*,-aooo,. M thtf ooeesHary, papers .can from Mexico Eity ssylng fhat Huer­ ¿ount 'themselves fortunate to 'ha words delivered the 'dipt¿man to the the «Snn/unl people who attended '. those op|ibrtunit|ps for learning'. ’ he l mi da ‘ • h u t./M r. MclJHde /hair ta. bad, himself''co»firmed reports Mqved. aj?d'seconded that D. 0 . waa that the Chulimta ‘ people had two- graduates/ Mlsa Davls.and Miss also sold hi» fa rm .o m th o Snpftjrd th a t-W f.was^.gfilHjig td retire If htk , Th4 opAUing event and one of the ner in behalf of Mrs» Muntfon, Motjfoa. be sllow(>d to pay tax on plsfity to eat and the m ajority.'of 1 t ... . I ^I 1 ________» « . . . _____. . . L Örlandix, rV d to partite io the'north m ig n ^ io It;’Wa«vihspiArtry, to peace, most enjoyable during, commemco- ifmiJ-crtigratUlatp*! them in the com 1^1 «tir that portion .of.land betweeîi those who attended ate « » . . much ment wefck 1« the piano recital of .pielion o f . the’ prescribed musical north Une of Suction 2C*Cnd jiortb that they were «mnblp to be, nroll mi Later .L waA’lsarned that ther« JtaL line oL 3n . at a vajuatiftn of J20&0Ö; tnw w ^dgjf. which |s .proof sufneiant ______ iced .i n ¿rror (n tecnsmlEio^' abd Mrs. Fannie Munson’s* papfis. This eyr,<>. É. Er Brady hat »old hh^Ötie pïae Hdert^ liad .not authorti'-'l . such a was given at the High School A , . •y r Qn ,Tücsday..«vunln« •the Iüttrhry C lrrirt^. thkt AUkjt-ppjoycd. themselves tpTbe r*n the Weal Side iiVdddfrig the t>to?e bill?- this djit not* rnatarl- dltorlum a n 'M on d a y, evonlpg to societies. <)f tho High «School eater-* . ..«WLoviîd .and «fcconded that tlid v£ large oudlence, tKfe iqcntbers o f the »rt other huildidga to laa- ’ Meisch, aliy c&snke dto sltuwUote., - * Hfiued a liirge aitd|*n«-,tjie*t de- r ija n iivJhait^ stnry inf Hty bbild rt After the big'fefd and spOcrtiraimi f*ho will wilt to his. orbitr poasw / I t . d^V>e.vInl*tit that » m o aueb graduating nla£*ea . of the Grafninar 10 .Tiands o f the.bíUjd. all ' during the' day a fine'.orcheetra ■ llghtftillf with a jrharmlng r4jt$lli bd placdtLIb % School nnd .the lligb' School being JR*.< Mr, tflrsdy itili as a good annpun’conient was hot.unexpected. * furnished .by.^ the- uuhtpach ,i of this tv u net comedy, in ivlih.'Jv'tM. tulTi Garriad, . * •- -, -■ — fsrm on Lake »Monroe hr Rand's w M avid arid'seconded .tira i’ L-tbè With tho .sM^id at* nddnighV of the guniM. of honor. Th'esA Wfith tlrlpanu dlsplkye’d ÄrtOsd'.^tjdent» H | ^ E 5 S 5 L dty¿ aqd alsd’ a Land from Oviedo ' * h i Eduardo H u sm .' the Chilean mlnls- other High- School, girls, and boy* and hiitrionlo ahflity. 'ThpIpVane* BS ft if V.P -vnr (JUS ..üffirtrp bo furnÍ*h»d góod‘ ií“iiris.awtÍ' the young occupied the front, row of seats. fff.' Who had,'been delayed 'In hi* were laid In the Hying ro’dfn of the increasedI as ddlovrti: £ h !e f 4 . police #n4 old fdIka dan^d'lfil dauijd'ifil thè new-gst ourney from Waahinglon. tho me- The stagk. was prettily adorned with Sterling hums In which -preparations Palms, making a pretty Jeltlnj for the utTg- performeTS:---------- are b lteg ^ a d e for ah‘VfUffpw n i & eeptlon. Mjsa; Minerva Sterling, the The first part of the. bekutlftil young lady of Lhc house wa< one who |l«parVmf>in fjojo- *«5,T|t>:;& $ 00.00, program Whs playti’d by >frs. Mun­ was mods wiillrig« tp obUjf^ and fb firhmibv [fônirdÛO.ÔQ toASS.O^, clerk; son's advanced pupils, iù ù . every conSoquericn wss^IivUig li most st^pnson idf^cient’ ’ reasons- why they wore number was a gem occhia itself uous life. > ^Jus pirK.w»i played, by rpijrtlng for office and .a)l of t h in showing a m ost careful, irklnlng.. Misa .iittfpA'jtWppjill, whose ltd** it ha4e- not-.. l\een comwire well treated by the audience .vä set.Sunday was as follows; hut in the next J(yw -months The numbers weré. unusually pretty presetio^* was Kfie, , Benjamin..WhitA ■«Moved atfd .seconded-that cotfncU and returned horiie believing that Baptist.,. ^ n »d-> .. . . . . . . Jar ma'.;will chatflpniands>w7lft a^ji aenoUrtghlc tww^.thál ovsfy nor '.iraX^Victor Brown, a ^ycrypg adjourn. Carried. they, wenr elected. These meeting* Congregational.. . . . ’ Vnew.* people but .Che majority to ono wçk^ PlnyrA enjlrely-lrdm rfirrii,r . :M TV..LOVELT,. oV and a friend ■Mh uro so entirely latlsfactoVy to . thp dool-or; Methodlirt. 2j'V * * M »* _ nford.¡.frowsts "wltò ' knew they o r j v i p t i à, ]r t«ÿ ,-ÿ ‘ mutlç sppearlìrg WSJT — ntly conce mod as to ‘ Ctrtk.' f|T #: ¿atididates and ihpfc Presbyterian.*.", * *«Ci »Ui» **tf f Wn■**'* W ’ Lp ni . i¿£ ¿_____ L s‘ a-M od thing' and want, to irt’• M it^l»‘hurtle ttuwrís erykV health jpid a sc hewn All sorry not that h airle* •.Jyjf* < ♦ V c$<r3s „ - v ’i ' p crease > J t ^ à y é * g f . . Ì ' 1 > , * Vf v U Ä . -lo -'eh*gk .In. fsm â w ay’ 'ha»I - * » .> ^ » 1 Try Sand OH Roods .M*»rvii.rl.il fjor»Ctí :. v WtL- úy^ AJ ts^ Adtlàidg/ liÍgrtfls . 4ho nu>iWW(iPaa<ira7ajmHÎ. ;Crsrt“ STer-*] j^ jfr to w , FIs., Maÿ 22.— Sand oil • "smseu? nir, ‘ , Tie/ Ytorldij Mountain ckptfvated' :nhh.’ ‘.a u d le r ^ -.íit b hrt Ung. W Ä ^ d a i s d ' by1' Mis* G ialli roads are to have a , lest In Folk o'clock .the annualR V ^ b ^ g r May 2 2 .-8 L x ;’jW0ffll3 grace «n d rtffút«tú-L Jbu/b. ! UÍsa Wolkfflfiand-- with- thy- s^ sta h ee of county. W, P. Ballmnh aud others will be IMd at L acci r£hapilcJl «fás-'Afit^Jitard ¡ir •gcqt. wealthy, mop worth at leaat thi,-'SttVrvtivw - ío ú n g «-Wan,- fí*rr>’ mjile à," proposition ‘(to the church. Appropriate-,mv j/HMiOO^OO, aItog oilier, have bought :n’ *alR>ttmbgr..?f h tó p . Iroth - V a t s cotAmlwdo^prA t o . cphttlbutk patriotic .-Stone MtHifit pi n,-\er>ntsi pi n g about toward* art'llad'of this material AspILwall TO acre* on ’ beautiful Lake Harris. t,» n.trirt-n Tilo Cr>n- wl?h mürh RaaltHf tw Ih4 rJYib house on Banana opVyrtunity of ul!Ìn£.the ressott «(,r^.j<lha *XUoñ cco„ dMA¿^* n They, will Guild a fiotulnomo modern cm fonal” by DsKaven. The Conling home Dt all hric-a-bntc’ . silver -lulu», «à .distune*'of-About twu mill«. thajr ' grouch and *a great big Joy* ‘ * dnl house, and six modern ' resl- federate n^d Federal vetemn. pro ^ j - r r o m - D Ì t i n e In a • « - ■ ____ . ' .1 . v . ____ i and jewelry 'and In tbls/ way. put a und the bpard decide?! ss artäxpori-^ di . is tho Result ' ¿K cacli m e e t i n g _ _ _ rapedidljr Invited, 'dtnees". * They' ^ O t e putr In J^ ut - msnbcr.. Miss Ruth.Kan atop...ta ., ithé t t i .^irtjl'pwiltiL. ’ reception; “ ' ' ^.iwmeilt to put dowm-UToad-of th is-máf ey^nlso rtroadrt .fti'e. **?jí listener» with' ^ 2 C 0S f^jde t-borks and ah elfttctrlc light plant m d «1 .Th<T-f*r.vap.ta w e rt'taken .Into confi- torrid betw-Min nt^if pqjriU. Ii> plA;and»fi*rtiMTl* <jf»JEroì»ftr «fiefr- " Hoard-Fry, ... ‘ billd a wfde hard surface' road leads E ig n f - band^ ,-jRnbo. (Jpg ¿‘oT’ the dt-n^jp -arid the., maid Molly, Miss March two. mt-tnbsr* Of tho county r.jdoa of tjin. jsiuT'thp- db'. >1 M bs Loftle Hoard and Mr. J. D.^ prftUc^t# ttuniben- oil tho ^ ö g r » m Ma r v .'Cntcftl, Jiarnaa the Butler, fommistiapers, tb.i secretaries of the .25 tSuV i0 *he- main thoroughfare. een. «: v . v H t t t t .fry of vOr!artdo^;grc quietly 'raarJhty will not spurt: nny •mlans tp was the .. B|ût<'rrty --ÛTiVgL.j)eapti: H o w a S JjìyihciU' took Frshçh Lakeland and Bajrtow boards of There should mo oiö- ^lg'-cnrtsttng |«d at tho Sirrlrfe-Ilousa in Sanford beautify the grounds. It wift be folly rmderod-'by Misa Fumilo Uçlrt trade, nnd a .number of repraMOtft» in' Sanford before- tW carapT^».^ ’ ’ V vói" SBm v .\ nutit^t o > their young Sunday, M¡-y Fítb gt 12:30 p- m>, Munson. • ; * * * ? ,ost beautiful spot fn tbi* a«' tei stress thVf tb'jy çdùldu't lio ¿t* tivu ritixens from various parts of closes, if such^ Is poMible, and glvW :' J fc » -.. 8 M t »fo u n ..lll u à rlghtj ^ v,h " .The Second' Wahx^rjr Ood^jd ws» pacted to';ns^U flth preparations tho county mado, a' motor trip to everybody a chance to com o T ó «M t“ « ' U t e . H w H V « . a 4* “ 1' a po-utor business m-H -vii the prograiflr "bd played in for th e /r^ è p tló n . Minerva hail Eustls to insprtt the sand oil road Soriford and close up the campaign bluff LO feat Tdgh~ Thùs0" taon~ ¿0 L Th<’ gr tm 1 v i there.-: «rid since the trip there has an, Going the propriet ir and man a lovely pianner hy Misa Hdna'WH- Lñi¿|Xr xáójiin j'TritèrruiUlòiis| ¿r. S . J>iominent’: .*iii tlìclì* rrWÜnni'-fV fiorii PASTOR HAS RET U«^t)j:D . agfr*t>f FYy*a hat works si Orlando Hams. M bs Marian, Packard played among thty«.1wa» * Belle IlraJ)tlu>^ a beetj, a,, ^rcat doslro, shown' among ^ ^ Mayo' o f ' Paíntávi Ky.. la • v ------ * - -> / un«l the bride is th : cha mitig daugh­ a fine selection, Am Meer By the rcpWter from ,41*ho Herab1,” who the <nml road boosters for an cxpryi-il1 ' *•* » *Ucc«wiul ail king.*' Rufps Vin': wax* seeking an-interview nnd con- mrtit'jJn Uda county, Polk county Mr.' George Hrpian Back From ter of Mrs. J. W. Hoard of Orlande. Srt—Schubeit Ljsxt. KHt* Adi|T{ Mct« of Ashluhd, Ky.. Ja’,Ute ckjnirSouthern ilAplIst CoWveutlon !-* • fjhe wtirt! a beautiful Vfhlta satin lalde IliggitiH was n^ala heard,Jp a Unuounjy on Hie* oiniooh for; inati- Is., kpendlitjf about ?iOO,0OO a yeai i ° * n of ihu atnte Democratic com ' *■*' nr vTti Ighc fl/ldal will Hal -fliw fbr ft a-Feorking. if «tory:" L for roadtrand th* peopje bcljcv Mr. Gcrtgv Hytri»«, pftitQr.of.tflei gown, trimmed with shadow lace, lovely num ber' Norv eciun^ smt*,, ,jf Kentucky and-' o . large* PrOtettiort, wliich ch closed ih e first pnrt ^ v i e m l y ’ acted,:hy M! Miss shuuhl.'b" dxfiehdorl in birilillnij roads First BVptiop^hurfib has returneí w U h’ bst and gloves to match. “jmher und mill mari. Or.*'Collier part of the pfOgrxni. Bim« ' Li ml a fconrinlfw icj|£ Mist. Mini, Evelyn Rvelyp fl< Ber- which will last. L fl;:' i. ; - ; V ¡* lnjms ih o'*& i«dh of lire. Hotfthsrir Tho’ happy - .>'Ouplo,.lcU on the’ 6 ,t-»Ur I- . ,y- ,rr- ------ ' ' L ; - -______—-U B sp íú t', CottVtmtlon ju it h';Id It nur'wai a' vsry 'aurtictixrn club s ^ p i' ’ ----------- do, where they •, ^ r'>*■ - > Rest Rodin SB cress recital of the two young la d !« who an wty, ft,-as doing phllsnthfople Naihvjlier Tsun, ' K C fi-ports tha uturci The Rost Room uf tho' Woman4» it waivtho largest that ha» sv sr« havd completed the.course o f music wofk. * Me-,, -and Mrs. Mortimor Utl4, now flowing -with prospçewôir — | j f -abel " ‘ iiturUnif^rtir* a«Ay -from Lomo ,and Club-hns proved to bo a rciiarkshln held-JtnU that th* move ^rf;ast Simrf^y^Aii Supcrinlcndeal4 and were assisted Srötl«, Judge* J llnmia of Frnnkfpri, On accounC«L tbo change b f real- Bowler, -a former- Sanford girl hut ‘ o b i Hisljf1‘retu/n thby fourjd ' rdnrh nircet* nhd n o*;(at;t'Ke olose ¿1 the OWIW f « ^ T « r h t n c ;than t;vei h 1* Judge or the («Ofirf t»f‘ A p HÎI Ha hoft'Mrfp fw itho ‘pest' vV o f ; l'rof. 'l i r. J. I'eriin* from how of JaikVonvilj« arid a p v p ll.°f confusion ‘ on aceo^pt of '.tho rob; «savin's business 1? ih_firt.sk that.-tho Mr. Hymn¿ ^'¡Kentucky, Majoji*Ctfn,tfcn bery, Mrs. isjMing ":’At Miss Henlé Udlav aro in doubf ubOut«fe}tt;i(ig; ttply rtptw stiuilvh on l ^ i f ■;{ -to« Virginia-next Sunday will the School of MusicsJ A|| « ^ m ilita , Ky., is „ wall know,, urn-1!, '.dpriv'B.tlc nod yjjry. th« rooms as Aherp,!» a .rtrasjtrifjt - He-- f gn / MtjHori Board gvd -.-thaL-/>• * be the-Tsrt timer he will serve a» *'• mau 0f hi, ... Chajo^V'pls^cd/ oi l mand ftym rhn out of town poçpie Hoard ,mad* ’ a showing w hn»bir,v* t t " i l thfi^imrh m -r sUpeeioWndent' of- the Baptist. Sun­ opined tht^rdjiwtft-wltlf-two Chopin rendered wjth M r, St « S rig aiid'wka’a r t R piiaassfei-d for , si. place, of -.rtiU kind. Lunches $ff00(0pü.Ö0 woj^ ajjpnt,on tW fÓ ’ ' day. schpol,,. For many yesrn Pfof. num .finish Hi «stile jMJr.ihpvs mäh; Mrin. Jetudo, Wt Ape v«4 ,nfc*í|| P/ roq nv\atrd »nflyr fielet'd uri» n-V hòV «“», r> Ú -■ putkiAs' has held thbi prddtitin And t'Xl|U / ; - ’ , «:«) Rrt3dc W JîiÿÙé ,yv: thy . a nfanafofarni of .Misât Al me. ifipl ' ;‘nit 'V,r» : Rou.,rJan; wbo-.wvro ¿i|VW.with the l.bvy und Ijkhjert' -m that J-P<nt0Stii, y .th i»“ fiurrctft iff '.if i, joBjir Bowler ra on fist church ’ Ivlr, Trynirtt ol thk entire school and; 'thuH'h; ¡ K nVl •hs« ;UU. wrtk -.will mnk'» ' p co o o w w ^ J ^ V ^ -* wik deUvht-.an a<Vlr«is uillpg.p^tln* **" » i r 1*’ Strile hiimà Jnv Eu'U», aegord*«. Jlli* s cTjdbr'wfchlp g to hondr him in I» v e ’a k Epifo "the good R U ric . - c o n v e tiR p p .y /t t. lïôrk o f the’ the’ way had docide'd>'to «tjiideayqr captivated [ft ^ 't r t El a fe ' ' L ^ l W * ?ri is audience w ilt la y * ’ .'have thp full^bnroildierit Br‘rtint ly volçe Raá, bave 'w- T a i s s i by'ecs? of' *' ” ‘ the efchpol, dite-* was first aérVicv Mis* rtf«* n fa was ’O p o n ta n c 2SI6 enrolled Bo» S l-u r ôt great , i-ncr many u h’ *»• ««« II ti¡*¡a ¡m^iuarn J <:moiiiW-ii-S^r/ / ¿w u.wd). r„, c »? £ lrTW'*;'J lì- m ZU W •»»te^« cd."*lT l “»'•* .1 ii>iiX Vm «um»» m fì'W 'ì ":ld' 1ulhr ! » • S í mm Mi The fi y. VA'.iin ! m j, ' I-’ ' . * and . . ’ ■ i-:'*- �j V : * O H M t;.jV • ;;.‘v *'■“ :'r ; r W y r ^ -A ?¿V-‘V ' • * « ** * » - ’ i , ; : ; «¿ . 'I. • .S yn * - >v • *, *; . *, w Ford, w i t h ' W i l t : tQ •■„ TKoùoht for Wbmen. bbtóo it. •' .* . • ' Mn the wbolb* fniïïnln« creation aro ».•« recent fine r ib a L...« .U a 1Ijw Jii' •lia A*^U>«ui«in The have t.AA* been it. there" JuppB V p ««tt Mian than the ...t. . . . .....hv i»in*p »inform»* wife Who la not crook'd uch appreciated’ eepotfally by thoee dofonpaá.wire Who la not crooko^für (h unlrrigated laud. M j r f T o ,ld a « w o n d e r f u l l y à u k * A Ç j g b.-arlnii well. Seminole Earn)-. V“ ' oJn ^ ,^f9y/ W|,*0 j V T O ,. « (p e c i tQ.jdek' 2,000 bushel hTOfljj^ BMHBMMIÌÌÉÌH hlm I”—Balxac. m Ì ^ b I F '.” “ ___... ------ - ,^ i w .s • *« 'V f i i / '♦••' . •j'.i'i.V . Í '. ' C- 'V .> ‘ i ' ONÊ LOT* jW lies’ Ñefekw^ac Jabots,‘í-Ua£e, ••* v» 1V Collars, E f â W é r W * * " * : ^ ' it' H to close out-Morviav, mkh . . . . . . . ^ J V V 'N . 'V « ^ ... s ■t^ . —» ■i — . —t r - - ■*— * V " ^ ' -------- - i S « — / ■’V Ö a r •body.-Vaa Hid fu enow-white - .'. j VV >.' ■ » * / ■ 1 . 1 •; ' rrr** 'T - . - .- , : : M in n - <r d. * 1- r. L J?rwear er Wear it •y ' tU chiç up to the muiutc Knit |f| ’ Ä riHl. ri'arnn-nf>; .y g l dreii, made of^jQ.tb' ging­ ^ and p çeI G ood ■Cà. j C « n iA llt m A a ' o . it iis fk - * " w ip . - > * ' •" , » 4 , At 1 0 c For Monday,-May 25, at 9 A. M. t ‘ ’ ‘ Mixing Bowls, Famous blue •.tintBristolglazç ...u..:.;............ - . S n ll. . . n Ie ------------ -— V »* . •Á f i' ’ ODDS AND ••ENDS OF »■ 4 * '* » . Ladies'; • , 1 I v i I r ~ Milk Pitchers, • Copenhagen blue decorated.... .................. ' . | ' •préüehtr stock is limited. '■ ^ V | A „ : ,^alt Boxes, ' blue decorateti, Bristol glazed, clay«tu.«..!.......... -| A ^ X V I* % -v V- AT > ™ • • ■ . . sT . • • ° Metal Boijrid ATrumc'.-is ; / worth $3.5Q,f°r^ vv.'Aj - , ' , .OfUor^a, Pumpa, Sani; ft] p n . . dal»,. Tènnis Oxford» V. artd. Rubber Ovcr-S?ho«à 10c é* _ o. ' Oxfords, Pumpá.San­ S W o m e H - d »l* . TenfaU O &ford» c ' ItUbbtr Ovrrahoos. . □E ■ V— 3Bv- •? il GENTS’ FURNISHINGS « J. l i t i Coala*D am ih^C uiton .3 EXTRA! ; i’4.Jt 4*/ t \ürt- •. *> •r;. »-= » * rtf A N thi Broaté^ád», at|, ^nre Thera U po los* tomber Vèr (a iû »elllhf soiling a V I o’cloak te*, »iid cu route, to the “hai and lu trlipihtÿg»*.»#paratuly, Bfpanitttly. ai and f.y v - '.itntUnea onvapd»bflt>*fit ali tho'naît f h i ta^*» ho ehantêf'tin tho,flnUhi ilnlahçd B - « . -. khuiibl and and sty atvlea. W U h tr n h n r frwfru- ;«ffort. *l«fTnPt hnln» in II» — ; •hap«*’ Ion. . WUpgroitor bolng .jdeMlng .to lu nu.nr owner. ’> qotmey thau any othor tho aeyrsaljqr 1 Bosides. thu àmAtour »oan l.oarna that . flaunt* lu'jcbarnjp tn aUporti'of kp«h- U,la onl^itbç. simpler <fh1nks that »ha §*’ ■ tiful design». j , * 0^ •. cap' attHÿp.l with Micce»». The sailor WL.tr.4 Hat* In this Mhftfcc. wltlih^domely tthv.wn at tho top of the picture,.and Lu-g* and high xpowng, »qa.fl brim» nar- wqrn with a laca-roll U a «mart af, row ana tftmtnt straight, ar^ tp bo fplr,. which may be trimmed ia» well aoon In woiW cofwn and verictyof mk- at hen;» a# lu a »hop. . tortfl. atuf Arlmmod In'all tho trim, V^be remaining two hat» are tiullo min*« known to millinery^ Thl» > without the proy|neew)f tho home mlb tire now pallor ihapni *od tino of tho»o liner. Ono’ ls a plateau of straw which |v.' • Ivfcky venture» of (ho hat mauufao- mujit be wired .to shape jind-mouhtoH *\ ■ 9 ^ . .•j ■ turerà that takb* tbo feminine world .by oh a bandeau Vr.^4i«*io, give the prop­ , Storm. er polsK U li ttiiAmOd with wtde bluo, lUbbon« Wlttv »m*u flownN or rib- ribbon and * full wreath df heather; , iy.r i . ’ bona WUh fanoj nrethere and orna- - A* ChimbliiK blatlr bit 1» shown in / ¿ -.j -ï -xaçnU, provo to be the.qbplce of tha tho it!.-d picture. - ' ll «u**e»u the' ¡• * ,. * ....................... . « _____ ___________________________ . majority for .'tritando* tho »allori Rombrendt hat» wh(th hard Tjcoh *o — ^oM Ü r. Tbosinalf, (lát pbt»Rò< blaok bump U.bqrdcrèd with « indù vmtlo of* liiifaobalr «nh wired with Uny, -afu ,*I6fs Ihrlfly, wómflí wvho undertake ItivlalblivAvIri».. lnylslbliv There I» b M cprey of wheat pt the loft stilo of tho p$y~ to m a^o^air.Q w h'V m alv inintopry. HHHIHHHIHiHHpi.ftaofl ¿w.A'V, : •Thu accdropTlihinetit. OJ (he way, da low crowq ,»pd a , aaifl. p f moire ■ ' y.\' -Quit« the'faablon, and Is not confined ribbon tied In a full' bow. to those women who' wish tg trim >The wl«í» pandaau Wi tHmmcd with • their haU' for t)id sake of economy a cluster of alx pink roses. ^J| alone. R la eomethlng of a fad with ft wouljj bn bard to find three t. people who do not ’ ’ ‘ that. In ocunorul e- . :«ml’ y j, - .5 • * •*.,*! • • ;• w ide inches ;,v 9 Z r . • t: *. •Silk, Ribbon,, G inches wide, ' Dresden patterns.. ! . . . ■ . , . ■ « Electric; Hair'Curlers, the 10c ' Q •’ f $5.00 Parità M onday - W ork Shirt*,. "R lu o *M V r “ A A j t Arnry stylo, 2 pockets .J ......4 o C ! . K eep Clean! 1Íair B r u s h e ^ ^ a ^ regulaf 7 5 cyàjue ._.v,. > /4 7 C ' ‘J i' k . * ■* i *•i ....... » * , AQ . _ T T tfr ' '■•■I t cind...:..x.:..V.r........... i¿vw á Q £ *í-*Vírfcv assortment ofJb6 latest"noreitles in CrepeA.'Çrepe Volls, S Crepe Ratines, Monday - • -jq « •. TuOrw'-.. “ ? *.' <*>■ « ^ .* 2 e p h y r ’ R ed ■. I É - Yoile, W hite Flaxon.'Voilo ; 4 0 incJhea w id e,--.;.’.,. ' ..... . T 4' ^ vjr w. j XV- t’ ru uuai- m :R».r# .j EXTRA SPECIAt>Æci;cf»l V. I i ,*♦ *~ -‘ I 3 9 c-COUNTER i)]_ Ä2C rbigntes’ Talqura, -Dactylip, tylifl,. M onad, yioiet, Eclat, Cashmere Bou*ouqûet, B aby T alc, LaFranoe, X O G j y + »♦ » « I» ’ fi M en ’s Pants, striqtly tai; loreil . . . . | * . F.nvcldpcsj 5c value (lim it 8 packages to custom er............... " • . Colored inches w/tje, all i.oiorcu Linen. u n e n , 86 on muiira extra G O . . new and staple }tnade<..èxtnJ. i . .v.. i g O l Hi^eetal M on day* ; / , . •V . C-.; ■ fi Shadow Lace, 1 t o ‘ Wrtc straw Huts F Nfondoyât ,, •' ui _ ' Velvet Ribbon, Black, spec­ ial values, Gc t o __ ^u. ; " Special close out -of Men's ¡; . r v 39c *■‘ j .... D Lp TTah- Rihhbn, SH^Ìnchea wit Persian and Dtvsden designs.. BPHHP—HI fef. ^ ••h Panama Hah., reduced from *$2.08 to $1.08 for M onday next M a y 25th r 'y —. si*c ÌUÌ v *•• ■K • y1 - • " .'If, { H ----- Palm Beach SuiUf, w4J -everywh*m at T 7.50, our price for M onday only... •••••*r ^tl " » • , •» KnM Underwear, "O l undershirtaand drawer».. ?•'**- y.< . Automatic Trunk, 38-inch automatic: self lifting tray, regular/ FCM AÉiitij price $16.75, Monday: / 39c SHOES Monday naie - *»•«*••••--iaj'.vr** • fm • . »7■;**.*X'»n 'V çpre,‘ Bowls, Str^Platear. Cups. £ Cneàmers and to-go atVii. ’ vftl l O c 'V • « vO l q q -V-Q A *V»A-VfÍ Platters, Regujiu* 25c. values v l O c i I 1»r 'I ■ . GO MONDAY / 8ÌZ6.............................. ■■ - j' * ■■ 1 *%■ v Suit Case, .gt}od $1.35 case, *'•fo^Monday........... o■ 4« Ap X l/i/ 1 V . 't $5.98] • Batter Pots, Bailed, with cover _ blpe decorated____ ■•••*•» ••-*»• •T ” ' Steamer Trunk, 30 inclf,1raw hide /’fibre* bound, extra good ,value ■ t- . U. •■ . FURNITURE SPECIALS UP TO • Baking Dishes, different sizes, fire clayr tbpautifully embossed,ti or 1 A p Monday sale;...../....;.«.....A V t • m * FORMER PRICE ¿ .H r . Water’f Pitchers, Glass, good «*- j . f ; ■ U V ,. r liilfs e A n l EXTRAORDINARY VALUES EXTRA SPECIAL! • V Vìi C n lm n lr i i ;-’TFire Clay, Bailed Preserving *| A r> K p H Ip . B r is f /il glazed alny.eti ...... ........ X V I* Kettle, Bristol - C> ~k'| | | J | A g M | ir w -- ------ V Forthow^ j .1 V ; /( t r u *v r „ ^.4 • V?. ^vii(S' prefer. garment^. T Ìié biggest. D raw in g C ontest ever ifta ú gu rá ted In ham and percoFe. Hegu; , Semlmde County^ Wfitehjiert jftida'y'BHerald fop hcA:11ïüslUi we ad vi^ V •i lair price $1.50, speciaf ffnll iMFticillars. arid instructions. ' 'IKverybtMiy. for ' because òur. nijlesf^rtiundwiil ^dirìpatearidpròfìtbythiifcontent " ]\ fo n d à ÿ o h l y . ‘. . • credited Orlando nooatcrrTHp H'. , * . • A».-•-* A.,»* n ; i.'idA Aiiki* X .. . i .1 ,1 . . . . ;WhrBlak Beleg AU "‘Ûhacked bul by R oa d -ÏQpateni ! « t yeaterday h»orncalomel?' Bodaon a fjvgr. T o « ^ ►ing on on. automobile trip from thla Takes !U riâce and la Safe city to Miami, The cara wera all ,— -gaily decorated in the typical g r * f n W t * you are conatipatod and your and orange, colon« of the nt> „,»d j llv. - r is Muggiah it ia no longer neceasary also carried banner« .on wfijoh'.'ware to try to ri* yourself up with ealoiiii l, inacrlbed the Vorda “ OrlaitHe (lood which everybody now knows to be u) Road Booftera.'' The tour hag been poison that «ometimee remains in the gotten up by pnembora of' the Or* ■yatem and causes evU after effects— Inndo Board of •Trade, ' and espec­ add is oftpa very dangerous to many ially by V. ,W. Eatea, John M. Cook, people.'*/ ‘ . Gray Rush and other», ,T^i* trip < Dodson a I.iVcr Tone I» guanintedS to will covet about 700 iltlWa uhd, will take ike tne (> place'« 1k ce«f to be a pleas- ^ be by Wgy of Sfpford. ííctiml*, ant tasting, eajy ncting vegetable liquid, .Daytona, . .New . . . Srj\yroa. . Tl|osvillo, 'with no ba&iw*c$ and pausing no pain Cocoa, Fort; TierCe, West. .Palin nor A , nor. lnterferefice*'with y<mr Beach, Fort Lauderdale'.apd Miami; n<T,|ttr dutifii, habits or diet. If y-ou Dinner wa* ea*ten at. Daytona and are not entirely satisfied with Dodsons tho stop fir the night Was made at Livcr'Tonej go back to the store where Melbourne. The returh trip will be you houghtlft aridipit your money b a ct over a different route. The towns It lielongs to you and Dodion wants along the way have offered the beat you to have It. •’ . of assistance ami entcrtainmehl for I,. R. Philirw & Co. sell and recom­ the travelers and all anticipate a mend Dodsons Liver Tone slid they Very pleasant outing und.c*p<fct the will cheerfully refund purchase price result, will be a'great help to tho (60c.) Instantly without quAtlon if’ the good roads interests of the state. remedy fails to please you in every way. The roster of the party holds'the Its use. has proved beneficial to many following names: JuTOy Rush, J. II. thousands and probably will to you. B .•* X i. .v -t ' • e „ . a r.-fclvlnii /, trrr toéw styles Dresses for chil/ e . V-.7» j^‘1 -X V: ^ ä .lust reedytd iiift'lo t. <»f ^ower.'ôn Uto Wcsf «wT • • l . & P. COATS SEWING THREAD, all niira-’ , litre, black dhd, white, special sale for Mondai’ I ^ .? * * * eSIX fr o ♦ftj V ,v ~ b lA FOR K ) A < itlA K T F 4''aiaS fiH * ' 4 3 Ä i | Ä , X . ' A fk . i f - :*-.*r*k ‘ ê and Percale X . , ■« ■ f.% r — * ( " i I*» - . « ¡ ¿ ¿ R Í --& J .Ü Á y " 1' * •py.K ; - î'r.i* .jfctPUnatlon Warned,' ^ ir- rr— ■— . > I :K* ■ì* k! wmAmjm hurt (it* ie>lciur«d bore. ■»IV^t?' * • -'I* - * /*; ,, *î • �• I •t« 4 , I J ■ . . f. I . . . • •• -A J - » t. I * . • Jt -rr-rrt= GROWERS LE i .The following letter haa been sent S I •• , . •r-,,‘ '.Î dM* of business.- It is therefor* on * Hjr&i’ tb*. Intrtitate Commerce the higher class«« ol freight that the f ¿¿¿mtfriofl *W the ’eastern Increases will probably bo allowed. •jro'ad« ■» general horixAntal in - 1 What the aver«*« increase* will be * u c |n freight rateè W~now bo-¡when -the commission has 'finished E jL i to be unlikely'.' The indica- iU e«UJ»)Jizing process it is toq esrly 7 the railroad:! .T the rn «r«l acheme and that «dost t i f ò . ^ f f r 'lhe*o increases will be In certtf.it I freight association territory— that is; ' roughly speaking ridrtlr o f-tb s Ohio river between Buffalo and «M kburir ori. Is'tadóptvd; jby the coramìssìf s,n the eaal apd CM cago,On.lh*>M L to ‘ fVvAtjjem Increased rcv*ouMi ac ; Such a decision i*>\p«ctfd wltpin lahg.^^lAuw^hmlui. '!* few weeks, *\«f this month , y The broad •VioA ' wrotild ' 1 cev fX h A revenue* of the rtfilroridivUtgtótt Òn which lo base, a definite .« f thé.êaati^Tnken Into^¿oniidsra- — tion.— *"—»• Florjda *- Growers ----- *’Newa. - _ . •Vi L* « I . . . J .. fo e « ‘ •*-' . - VI - ■ 1 r- ..Jiu •. -I . e » . . ...............-r-«.7HT -.T S ruuiimiun.i» for ; then»: '. S^>i , applica’ be àddreased aithply to [A .Department* of Agriculture, Washington, . P - C. I (nhumnoity. t i fb^n,. Il vwbaoniMiy eniéï dhe right of a minority. #nd m ^ w ' might 'The autumn* .rulrtv òf,v fhe; land.. KUhar *,th^ Itfhjt fight 'of » ¡ î ' i ^ j i r . 'l ^ i e r ^ o Î ^ t o " b p i n t ^hUd «re more a u sT Ä lo t ? . S htfl/- desir> to say,- also; ilv»t at our ye- c}v(lixitlbtfVfor bpufndpa’Üon . M n The dttleato argab* ,<ri the nut quest, Senator Fletcher haalwontito . •.vv^■'-v !«ncnof dUcw th,n are the marni organ* qf j League an‘ (additional Supply of Abo bdn<bige; of tp a jjU hg^ all bob» wrong, or prohibitidn is'wrong, if thriie bulletins, and wp çan mah out prohibition it right, then the'tyrant ï ; purpoxtf o f th rj eommfssiorl F MMMWR •».«. .in- mmm « e B W f f W ! ■^WMMgigVI *nJ. 11 South. Table* filed with the'com - pound ah'mld> in your medicine cheat mission by railroad otBeiais end testimony taken in the present cases ,. .dearly show this state of affair.: Likewise the rate pn raw materiait—somrtlm'B* called idw class, -freight-such as eon! ---------------------------- And we pleasé to Ilye,*' But koour to make a living We must live to plcaffq. So we are H.OAV IS B '.V I - ■ï .•*V* . ». - . v,u ^» A - LaEzy attTesses —— T )on*fe' I •aX|| ‘«/ISS J. L. Mil « f e .T « don’t w ---- - v ■ I ■ >? ■rgyVi-w-tfSTTrs-, . / t* >• '"' tw fi J -.- f a n t Ad v i .,, , ■ .!•. t • ;* D, U n ;<1 £ v1 *y-' ^»*- Ä . M■‘V. J - ‘ '.‘5*yr: ■a •*' • < • • , l After Four Yean çf Düeoitfkf|>| Up in Despair. <?.) > Cam« lo Reacoe. V ’ l Ä hienced 1 ♦*Nsal -h - . . . > lowfcak I coifldNtoksfcmff, • and) gkwc up tb desfktfr. . v* ^ < .* At IssÎTnv' husband got mtha boiilc'or ’ •>. Carduf, the worikan’g topic, afò i W Cotidilicr^J ' . „ v; ** ‘ •-»/■‘I V- \ry ?L . . . . h taking IL From 05© 1•i . flog dose, I pould tell it was helping me. *1. j \ ,«-r _ : , x * - *'^. •vsm l'tòvv walk « v'*tr ----, », • -î-.-* hr -—f* a tiring nic, and W *. *. Catroo, itQr.-io an Jntttcallni If you are this place, Mrc. rim 'down trom kromanly. writes ad* follows: . "I suffered for four (routes, dffo't give up Iandespair^ Try years, with womanly UoubIcs,*nd‘during :.uiiur„tbc wouutn'k tonic, •il tûs helped this time, 1 could only* sft up-for a little Ihorp than »a mljliçir.^romcn, In Its 50 - , ^| while, and could not walk anywhere at years of contipuaus success, and should, alX; At times, I would have severe pahts sbrefy help you, i o a , Your druggW has m aotd Csnlul for year«. He knows-ftel. In thy left side. iîs< The doctor was called in, and *• It will 'd o . . , Ask, him. •Htf ^tn rteoqfn* ’ ^ L ;* X . ment relieved me^for a while, but I was menfllt Ikf^taidng^rdoi tokQr.-% , HVÛ« «»t " o « ttpotm»■'Hiékhv’ ûe.. GwW -f, conOned |<f’ ray bed again, After lUnno**. lend., (tf,J to do a ■< * '■ * ■j, inwu(l ui »uv» Jhought /il ¡•''fing day«>|iken»the ChurrK.of Ebff-.'; •; land pom’fiouslj'-./bìantcfl 4t»ilf 'Vpon ■ * Anf*»rkSr\v j^ ìl^ u d . Miaglnth* î f sumsd» jW i^ ^ r ö g a liv c '‘jiff**. Jqdge, o Yhi pro- £ i £ _ k »* • •■f-'* -- ti» ‘ - ; •i, • **. • < U •VÀ • r- cÜÉÊT r4W - *i? *i____ L Î S3ä IS FpirVou y 3 «.1 «¡Mtora whom wo have delighted to commandmenU-.-of God, then Shet^ man had' k right to march through *• ( Georgia rap«^ try to terrorixo the •*t, probjr ,*hrto submission by bulling ■ ''ÿ i r f j d)ro|a-rt/.'-,and bjlcherlrtg. beiulcaa I . . . . . . ’ , * • ’ cititene«. If right; makes rMftt , • Juni nirsXtjiranpy. over the weak — an<l that U.*' the. doctrin.ed of prohi­ bition—Sherman’a name*'should go down To posterity as the hero of the •alxtirs, and the nnmç qf Jeff Davis ¿out oi^tbs .hea/U and. fade from r memory,J>L|ila pcopio. ... » __ !'Forbid It, Almighty God.” . , ' Tlidmàa Jefferson.s.ouîubM the key Àrdo of awrulng rrinM.tban a century atfd a quarter -bi/<fU' ahrn • ho dcE D I dared . - - j -tk *‘-—--1 V . tb#.Americap • »t * •;( J' - ^Ja it at comfortable ni U shoifld be? . Let us ■f... -• , , ' •••send you oqe «ri our guaranteed , V . ^jui -at nnoinnr nmr we wrrr myre w r s dangerously hàf[uas«HÌ,at1bome-ihob threatened abroad.' It ned dH' • To BAKE GOOD /■ --------- ■■v■■— ■ ïm............ I I. . m.V- fchan|a; ln 1778. The natural aequence^m jld be that thodong and h c y tb r t.k m g a tr u g fle o l the revolu‘ ‘n'' * “ » «nlatake, and these an- ■. ïif And yon nhoulifjbe’ho.^ Glad th ere's.-Ji ^Bake - who’ll strive 'L =5^ T l",: r ’ t a iM < tu * i- that w c'rK U re Ä r X v " ^ '^ i T r y a - H e r a i a 'W î m V worship a* heroes Inspired with wls" “ dyT ^ ^ K l U r k t thè first,sign of a .phave ebarve el tbr busipeas o l th# ,dom and '»ndowed of supernatural ‘-V<v . . . . TltkjBuid it Guaranty« Co., Elaat Sun‘ Ur^nce froqi' Op high,. *>0 J*.iti* c *nta purchases a largo bottle pt ftfrd & fff* Le*eue. and YiL A. WM * / t Vitix common triltomr. P -C ; Bowers’ drugstore, uwleMhC. ab- comb,# I found In the Tax A^ • '* nnd murderers. solute •guarantee th^l price willi bp. ro-1*^.°^ •. » » K » B A T E S - - If,prohibition |a Hght and a. war, turn-? hwittaut quibble if you want it.r oi dcitriictlveriess haa a place In the *’ * "i* m y t . ;rC.Jiriilj»<no », to n. ••» ; > Çw « 4 King of England had a perfect right from here copies as long as t ^ y ' - V '■ V v . i ' ■ ''1" » j to prevent uaVlrom taking àdvapiag* U I T n n l i m Do n ot. be contented contented* With with ' a '»« F J l H l u v mÆ M 1ml I ■ - .' D J fids) raajilng of this burtetfuA R ^ y of the. mark*p»;*W ihif y world., «n d I -freight Association * territory are natartAxjvJdea tjjatyout chlkniity^bel the table* or chapter» you* do not . "much lower on the average than «Uevc b o lifc p tfijn * aiakne«.. und.mtand do not heWtofo to write ubee in New England,‘ New .York, Tbe proven r e m e d y C -r -w ^ blver- t»a abdut them ' |f a . iPiansylvanla-and in' the W » t and m whic!" u . ? »«•«‘ »ahlo com- --------------------* 1 w im rs — ‘ - .-.V*lo)J. e Vr; b o a n -a u ^ p ÿ ta mcwn7ok.wjib: ro!i.had •ytwt t .VH HlS'F, TILLS. Prit» Î 1.00. Sold'OnJy d g W u p fl. Aldridge. Druggist,. , *' V. encouraga ‘ttlià^railtoads fo 'jcsirmc ■ i WhenYouFeei S3 ! ' 11WMI ï A ] i S ü‘1/* /. • . J.W t *j 1,1NESS ÀS ft£LL, MISAT '• (ArtkJvs PublUbcduDderthls Head ln« fur- f i r an''»llntm«nVni it.u A ; . V h(> ill« i’ l>aternàkb ,l» n ^ h /:nL'«rnnMnl>l/U."i' these. buUyUna.which " S s i i i ; . H o S v y“! r . Æ : « AOVfN.STlX.TU * / « « « ¡jy g , ■-<TtUfa wiir ■ffoybtipde Jbe" pmpltf to TRICE’S TRUMPETEER •a Uhcd br M. F. A. Botmu; JscksoovtUe) "dht by Mr. Tenriy, Secy-Manager, Florida Growers & Shipper» League, It is surprising how fe é pcopla Orlando, Fla., to all member*: Most of you aro doubtless dfrarc 'réalité the scope*, -»»id, magnitude of of the w ork'that haa been done by the prohibition problem. Per hips the United »¿State* Department 'q f seventy-five out of every hundred Agriculture, during the jutst sev W see nothing involved, in !the question years in Florida,! on the it^Duenco of hut "liquor or no liquor." Because methods of handling citrus fruit on of ,the natural and righteous an­ it#.keeping quality. Probably most tipathy’ o fth e masses toward the ex­ of yott have secured copies of Bul­ cessive \ use of ‘intoxicating bevarr letin 63, o('.the| U. S. Department ages this yisif is. industriously cul of Agriculture j entitled, "Factors rivaled by th e , prohibition. _leaders i*.ifi order toùinflaiìno Governing tHe' Successful "Shipment nd agit of Orange* ftom Florida." ’’The In­ the «'défiUUrtiéc, PH»iOrt« whére t thé formation contained in this bulletin ■people cannot be rdirhpd by * iff»» la extremely valuable to every citrus of fallaciousI'VeasOning. fh li.la d*v fruit grower and shipper in the state, plora^Ie, because the paasl6na-‘of and, every one should read car*(yl)y meq.jVhen allowed to become t M f ♦he results of theso experiments maaterti, pn»r* frequently «nco(iv which hnijV been Carried on Id FlorV ‘paasea tbeir/doirnML than their *' voiif/tired, wnjtf(jTorde*pon«b*iiWt is a ^>*gn you peed MOTTH. NBflVk*Ida for saverab years pis*. M y a u .vatioh»; ,>Wfb‘ has not af so ?iLLS. They renew t^e. normal tentinn hM 'been ,-callvd- to the' fact 1n life seen the ¡folly of^\U unbri vigor and moka life worth living. Bé that the Supt.’ of b o ct^ o h ta oi thif p&ssiona imd wept salty H-nn th suge ftjjd ask for MÒTT’S NERVEUnited State* sella this bpUetin <o*î /■*• when i t lwaa too late to undo ^he Growing Children . rS' . * states bear witneas to ‘thd fallado neas gf 'the Hobson idea.* W wilt you follow? | Tu: out of your inird for tho'tim* being the minor question of "liquor" or % 0 liquor.” States’ . Rights and Local .Option will taLe care of thbi. and the wit! of (he'prmple put it ou where it is not wanfed by a major­ ity. Look to the fundamental ques­ tion of government Involved. I f -a friend of tyranny, support Hobson’a bill. >But if you have one sf$ctk of admiration for American freedomand individualism, send immediately to your representative in . Congreaa grid United States* senators a pro­ test ^gainst the passage of the Hoaon taUk ^advertisement) . j* . > ' A ' ------:-----------rère^51 X* .. • ■ • • - i< V4* ' ri * ‘ • , for early •' : “A( f :v ^ i 1% ■It y -w' *(*1 lI è e •pivri' sei o«d „I mirini iuil rights. r II 'profclbf-« Gqw» Iw* right,1 WLahlngtoq wa£-Mt ^ . :S kVuvt, *and th« slgmrw-Qf IW , * i -TtftTft > u s L ^ ^ J f f ^ t i o n y U I e ; F i ö i t d t f ^ lkflitiqn ’ qi indeptu.dtniil'' hÜbrn-M'^ lower« oi . Qie moit» gigantle Ituifycy ’ » '^ • ì S t ó X V ^ ^ '- S t G R . ; SANFORD' BRANC'i ?-;; I*. V* V>' of the ages. Who wilhÿoù pin'.ÿour T < . «• faith to? •Washinglfiq Of. , Dow? ■ •T Thom<and» of housewives all over the Country aro ■ Uloxharn or f f t » . ? j ’ A ctIsJv in tb«* affa (/«¡of t’ la.cqunmaking up to the fact that th*y can. nave themselves • •: , 'U:LC< . ' I Wy ia n#w m n «l,i t • p l i ai hours of hot, tiresome labor every flay by usdng a riuvvi. it V«* horiton; . lie « . . a u iiuu« Ua- i m i » V w , w . w ) , i i , , M , f t , , i i i , ........... i BUT LEX VIRKLESS, t i t US wml you one of onr lltr gikr wlth»Q»t a i g ¿ ft S o Merit- î J** • • •~‘i " X : ■. tie ltooklcta entitled "Roast.of Quality." *lif telbt fjl 3 1 . i . •dac slid n< d d W. h ovcrwV U in.t .it«i hi-r# 1» mu; JttS‘ Fp< about the Duplex, illustrating the different site* and dMoat forrCvn„ e s in a an out dpubi e Rattan iîéat and Back, extra, r ttY y . if *p|*.’ »tyles from $8.00 to f 16.00. This on* irarrt«, woll brmCed. A rvguiaAr |^7B e < > ./| 0 , :(Awht at.tb« polfa il» u.outh ln A » . \>À iku. ». b n who l .a iliiden mawy t Cow or Field Peas; Velici Beans; Chufaa; Peanuts; ‘ ? value.- - For 10 Days Only—...... ¡p ii& O shown here sells for»^;w - - ‘ ---- - ire-**-•l■Ë* P *ߣ ‘,1 ' » I • * U•Î<t ««*..• ... - r iM t É r tti tm.. ^ ìé éiim ’ r i ' n r n • r h m n l n t n n n r l %/v,‘ J ‘¿ .¿ l rdseSL:a fad-fancy -fa; a ( if a l ì unti' ai f Q /»rrtl-. nm • i l i i t l o f • f i i i l i u ' t c d - i. _____a_____:— > m u ir ly ^ 1 ’ r*f t •r ** •*. 4* •. A viétory.' has-y p.oj I Mon tin before thé lower hou»«*, of\ t'oug.'tas.. To him its pta. agi- -nuj». t tso i as rtban ï Up thou: a. d d>Ua a s y a,* Sola : for toe' k «t of hl» litt' T l f ; t a *K. the TibtÄc ar.d, faPu. In the Ss'ôate. Jack’ or.vlljr, * 1o coupt^y its ptwraça J[hrq. .h ♦ •f r Watchword. is are well ■ V . . . at», •• -.*ÌL * . 4 * "•"• rhC-RoVsc ivi n nr&L» «< dir-ft Vap 5 •» . . m *-)« H M ■- »*■»■i■ In the faoc pf «.vtiy tisiCtioo of aov. ■.■« . - ■m g vivi’ your order. . • fiei^oty fot wid^h our format here fmi.d \he .d ath of d a’iarf- cyr<* of ’S»V. * •• ’ j .. Prepaid oiju/aU shipmentg amounting • tihn y an;s-of Fnjoiid-arid wadrd DAYTONA J S l Z L SEEDS : i. E. A^Martin Seed Co. s* r Ì ò $ 2 5 . 0 0 .or o v e h ^ i t doesn’t,atuoUnt to mucìi on anything - - »» -v*»’-*-tVv * , , *.’ ‘ >• ,*•’ ■ - s S fJ 1 *,p.y *>1■ '** ** ' ■ entiuk TW | m :~ ■u •m •• * .*J> L O tri vinparallelad ).ro«p.-rliy. ptire«. and | •- ' Ï J) A ' T H f? DINNER'-'-. U IC J IV A T Kr' h’i W B A U . ONr TTHISÜDATB ¿ ¿ ï. ^ ^ IAL *K M . ilW'hour. T^nVind s*Kâlfy«tu<tâi|K*-»jftT.wiS&ti..w ¿2 *«wra R . 8em&rl ■•-*- A «* )' •¡■^aai.>thu' f.int)ioc>'~of ,Wa»hiugUui and •Uio othrr Jicvtdurioftary Hmmor- -■ ■ ■ ■ question ■ ■of la n lr t W,KAcci -* r - r Florida -- A p p recia tin g yOUF .itfV ■if«®?**■ptNfc.vnf. 1**lro««nl ■ 1 '» K 'u f i mm * �f l l M w r • .U i» ; a i s î S S ÿ  ii*’ ? r IHE IIttWlD PRINIÖföToafy|f £ ¡ i l .0 -"' w r* HfeVto* B.tihM* îtfp )¿¡¡¿n »-A larftf j) g « ! * , decree V f u fescflatU a P r t f ¿ tX .Ò U * .VtW 1*1Atfvsrt#' M lnn< I« HOO n<V*«i w fr CO-t»f DWfltli. r V " Pa*menu la *4\ferito ¿*u*( ba made W o«t# T*|«pkon*No, MB. The Gainesville Sun ri«W Afeaodaled prpsa despatches,. Con­ gratulations td- Sqftator.* KdCreafy. The Sun’-U-opb of thi^be»t state <ami. only lacked ah « 'Assocl; •tt<l .: ^ .o -iL y f m i T U Tavare« -Horrid tolls that ati a, recen^.m ootirt bf -thill T i v o i j j llriWltt Company the «p cq tiv# cqrpmUteo aoth'ttfirftl the erection* of a nx«dern*hotri / i n '‘ that piaf*., Th# TUrald pay» that arork.wifl J»e stkrtî ^ 4 ^ * o n t c ytod^-’c*rried ,flt>rw»rd,' rapV W lÿ/to hftvtPthc hotiY frmi}' i jr t h s L'h-r -i! ¡2 I'nd^whlch [Une, “ Bruth. SAN FORD, M , M. S M IT H , M..,R.,átEVE>is V'’v. Pm lJtnl _<'*. ‘ Vje»-Preside b t« / iv F L O R ID A I i:.r v T O L A R v , c « h i.r ‘ . , Ri. ¿ ¿ A S >• AW,r C u h i« nT ij* f o f ¿1’ Æ »/ V-'v’^ T F r r — V. &K\%ir:h> pfcfhfc in »)t| u iÿto .dt lack S r f.^ S t V • f -N Jw. . Us? t 'a- *•/ * *1 Joo Enrn^n -,Jto nis ' mother. yElij fdrtunste-^ t b ^ '^ f l , ' birn - ^ « ÿ M ï * ? during tli» :l«*t Tjjb Woman m whorp-a man wqtriji 18 day* of Ujc cam ^lgp, Of course >iW*S ¿dl*,-V,‘ . a ' ’ senti mob t v I» beautifdj, fend .tu¿si o u th q m ft^ V fl?7and it Æ IThe Woman whp ;riledl'b^ ta riff' wo'rtby of romntóndatlon. 6 Th^ed­ \ Gq forth,* .then, ye ■ graduates, dlfflçu\ty that his ^ JVJ* nit M^cedord yith the constitu­ W ho . didn’ t harangue »till - didn't armed rap-a^u with your diplomas itor ¿t( í h c Herald wishes to 'e^Uuvc A# « w - day, f a u r i , -■; ^ p a r a d e , , . * '\ tion.of JluTfanVotLillatMt which guar­ V* in hand and willing to struggle for in Mr!- K'arrmin’ hia sincere concret'd spun nnr^ir. ^tlliion canid g««S,. antee* »french} ^of the p m ».1„But ' In whosatlyqjm It ww Sweet to reply,’ among oth er1 thrpga, that the livlpg tjh/it'di» coming' to ea^h lutions fof the article anti thé senti­ t p A j U ^ U e rfroand a 'd o s W ^ h "coming from small -South Amer­ and ov^ry^fndivlduat jn ,tho world. ment. t f a w ' . ^ until somè newspaper causes the lari’ man- w h o.th u s hohori riiom-Op G e W i 'i . cw^ns^orrt ¿>¿\ Vi Who believed In raising/children ican .re^u'blloi wo should^ turn it Go Jt^tU, ft’nh Th the knowledge ,tháA hlg moth dr Is .certainly a most wo^, to bo tested'tho journalist vwill be • I •* 1 *. And not In raising— r— !" ( tfirirn." Whereupon' the Maiufhi at the morcy- o f the candidate. Tlu^ tbyc h ^n e^sh 'd upright tlUton and retpiíU W»¿'"houses •con^fcts^nHu*■V chusetta writer wastes Very sarcastic candidate Is permitted to mfekfe nla "days will he long upon tl\e land R o w in g ;^ ft r i^ B c h b o r t i t , \ ni 1 OOINO SOM EW H ERE M the expense of our 'governor end charges again»! the newspapers un­ which God* bath, given him." fèelfdg fo r a n e who has suiferett.iBb. . (ortiine '-è-'-* ‘ ...* til the’daÿ.Tj!’ .tbfe prithary, but the Everybody is going somewhere htrnu him "parochial and evidotUly edlto^ ia'-jiot "permitted to properly this sumrncy or trying to go lo m e intensely ignorant," and advises him GENEVA IT E M S «plÿ to same.— Pensacola News.' Another day of pleasure was where. The Great Idea of the to "brush up a little." And then he proceeds to Impart to American people -seems to be to go Bcored for Geneva last Saturday, when so many enjoyed the school VCpt: W. P. Walton pf the Orlnmlo somewhere'in tne summer. It is a the governor somo Items of informa­ Reporter-$tar announces hla rctirc- good idcatfor th? ladles and children tion *pos»essed probably by every plcnfe on Lake Harney. The _day hjlthodist- ohuf A hjî* Rev. KooiT y “ “ Himimr.muLp.----------- ~ was pleasant, launch rides Were en­ •rnent. frpm Flbrfd* journalism an<j to have a change ofv.elirbnto ‘ but ' Vijdfer sail hy *íi a Return to Kentucity on scctuiut joyed as well as speeches from can­ tord,out of and u*'S » A a « ? * * is nothing in tins u lk ‘ »bdut .twVlrb year» of age, .but which are apparently deeto'ed matters of eru­ / l l fWmfn4tr nS L of bu»|ne#i privwure in the Blue going from Florida to* h. place that didates and thn'.boshet dinner. KI h ° ” â .'ï *tAosH firumft Grass State. Jiut as wn hs'd'iftiuw-. la epoler for auch a ^jnja'ouly oaiata dition in ' Massachusetts». Ho en­ you rest tn-'the anno'e PI your own Rov. Stonbs, wife nnd daughters B|t«;»«wt t jr 5“ ï,oat»ri -wir larges much upon the'nrea in square vine •and fig tree—tho reward of ed to love him ho leaves u<. 'Twas in the Arctic drde. ^ yllght riow'Aur ever thus. We never had a favorite diya and nights arc cooler, than, they mile» òf.th e cduntries tnat the gov­ your efforts, no one will take greater flower hut what it withered and art» in many states north and for ernor had tho temerity to .call pride in your achievements than died. We never started to Inyo on the post two m ou th s tho people of "«m a ll,". toying not a tingi*—word your flfma mater, the^ deitr ;uld San­ rapher visited his father Inst Satur­ editor but what he withered and this city >have used h#ayy covering about population. He shotip that ford High School and yout*'toachers. day and attended the gdeblcA went to Kentucky. Of courea and somo of them oven.blankets at in square m il« they are In the ag­ Darf-^fart has come ilivck 't o his (lowers die for lark of water and night. There is no better summer gregate much .larger than this counHIS M OTHER first love and is building a home in editors return to Kentucky for lack climate than Florida, none such try. and forgets that In population On the front pkga of" tho Palm Oop*!,vJ. Later'he wjll open a beqf they possess but a fraction of ,our Beach P6«I appedm .the picture of markto-here. of — cr, wntcr, we nlight say, Well, numbers.^ Walton never did accept our Invi­ Mrs. Susie Elizabeth Harman and sAqiord's genial editor. Mr. Holly la-Pri-su Peradvénture It may enter the below, is a few lines penned to her tation to visit us at Sanford. We was a pleasant visitor in Geneva minds of some people outside of by .her son, Joe’ L. Eprmap. J might have saved his life and h® Saturday. _ »* It OrdaraH hy th# t'tty A i l Massachusetts that the governor "The mother, in -he/ office, holds the .s/E . E. Brady, among many others B»lord, ftoridSi would be spared that trjp to. Ken­ B#ction 1 , Tfeat whtnrYfr u huflJ, knew what he was talking about tucky for there is some mighty Ahe •key y . r: was making friends in our little or ■troefur« Wjttiln Iti# roreoiti lìtaita better thun did bla.iw l/. fiRpolnled tfea ( S r of S iitb rd baoomes u )«pW« sulphur water in Sanford. Good Of thp s6u i:'Jahd she it is who town Jaat week. 1 and-doieriqratrt fa Vila* (,<HS critic.— Tampa Taimes luck to you, Col. Walton.* Honestly stnrjjjit the coin * Mrs. and Misa Clark, "M rs/and ahffevdoatn«»» or soa-o#« tHtr.#ii ettant that to rot^U’ aatd-3 we are sorry*you are going to leave Of charsetb/, and makes the bring Miss Jones were visitora frohi ’jL>velV ■trufttan# and put ttm»,fp-fe »ato • c i w m e n c E m e n T DAY ahi* .> o » * t I o n . would ¿-¡H‘ .'WÇU Florida for you wrafe of the right - who would be.a savage, do last Saturday. ** v ’ . * aort nnd we thank you fpc leaving ■¡t Tbfa 1s Cohunennrment Week ,In But for her gentle cafes,, a Christian J. P.a'Musselwhits went fb Qay-" Ed Walton with us. *J{ Vke.-cafc't. S rtittiv • " * •' tona Beach Monday to aeo liow ^ard. j»anforjlr a ^ as this, paper, is issued Tfe*r*by have two 'Waltons., wf, 1-aV wr.lriml ■in Fluritla ia an -hW-lmys-awd ere gettiiu. rc.uly ■Then eterni fiui nuot'fl Of'[he world; ¡««0 « w »t du The ,tsibut9 was cslled forth be­ v*B. G, SmlthlotT),vledo was in Ge­ you going. -**, \ * , ' to. bid each other farewell, some un­ 1 In t#eul«r it i on th* Sift’ d s y ê n u ir , t . Q *f O- \\U. . til another year* palls them to their cause that* day was,the anniversary neva ¡Ttiesday .and"was admiring, our G U1LTY CU N SCÌÉ^CE school tUitio* again and, some who of her tjepth and *each year as lt handsome now tM>sto/CQo. *. » i t V 'it a W w * The following .’desgatch from Nmy >«re lenviny the school forever.. ■ Lyst weok Ms. AU isoiy^as-^o tlnTiriú^rfEÍí>,fS¡re*. Yprtc'sHow» the a£>ji*t f s j f .tbaV^fs w e i tbairnortunc upon the higltWwy. ^hgendered* in the foreosU/iqß thtf of v Hih’1 worpL To {hose ^wh^''lire money grabbing people òf this coftn- coniuig lio^k, wff.* wish . tu ^ h y tljat try; V * ypp should- rplax y o u ^ , .mind ' (dt ■ "in adtUlioii to doubling his awhile and-be, ready to tackle ypyT, guards from four to eight,' John P, atadles ¿now the beginning of Rockefeller hue had installed about another year. Apply yourselves-In f i*FREDERIC If. RAND,. guident . y*'“ *•*» ^ » the ctoubils uf his Pocantlco Hil(s apii.ro moment* and keep the thought F. P, FORSTER,.Vica*pf*i»dei»t — . L â f :n . I!. F E R N A tP , esigiti a. system -of-alaetrie-Jfgbtor •éter boforer, B. F. WHITNER. Cathkr A1*ß BET FS, Akiistant Caihiér A^b^bltat-— the 'vongrctaibnal ^spl/hnts ‘JTmen he* t'an flkah by pressing a should he it in your education r i p ; fi' failed to secure an ajidippc« iind were hiltlon- at tfio head of hk» ht d. apd each'golden moment ia wasteff’ Before th® demonstrations*-bÿ..the that, is not fraught wfth some .good fompHicd to' adjourn the meeting and repair to a public square soyeral Induatriai Workers jaf, thé. A^prld mi thought------------- V >V. . . r ~Xf ‘ -htorli* * i- *?uy>. ,wTberev’ af cro’iyd /fafed Ibe "down town 'ofTtcca of thc»fUanTo those who are about to itove gathered to listen ’ to the Ruliuka dard Oil company'and the thredts the sc ho 61 wo only wish to say that -. Band.— DcLand bfews. . . that tfiey would visit his .estate, -Mr. ■you have burned, your bridges behind ’ . ' Rockefeller- Va** content with íóur y o u ., There is nq tUruing back no*| i CAPITAL $25.000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS $-15,000 ^alied to from an ,to the instructors who In former da) •• iiB.'PllfcaS ?: ' guarda. Tliasu Open window when hr wanted to ’ htfen your hovdn o f ripfuso in ESTABLISHED 1887 ' ■ ÁThaft port « f the corrupt practice feel assured,that thfiy'Vrfe on duty. i i r t ^ p f iB.ek'of rtud^iflnd poor show law* whleb*, forbid^ any person from Í^Rth tho hew sysì^pi” ip"? operation Id .„will now . *prl|bt!ng or circulating any cjiargestlm flashing of;the lightit answered jdd'co o r your education and .your ' a g a iM 'V cindidfete for oflleo Within by the 'guards, who .prrss buttons qVrtagfi will b f summed u p 'b / hard eighteen days of qp election, unless and sound buztrra aboyó their em- hea tte l ' critTcn \vho .will -ox'ppcb '^ h e o r t ic f t r iy ^ Hrcolated or pjlntployer’ri bed. ** • _^ ^ ^ isults and .hot promUes., Yo'ji'h ,*®d* I f ssrvq^bh. the candidate'eigh^• A similar System is being installtfd bocii segh ili 4roto .your afmö, m E e in '^ s y ^ 'oT- rqore beforp .gj«. ’date* ^ .1 I ~^to-C. i . ¿Tf. t H at the home'*5fa Jçhn “ Ö.* RookufcUer, and Xent fqijth .io d;iht the battle-of .‘ «.ih r fp W tfb u Or primary, evident!} life: Ail to ’ ’ whether you w-Ul suc­ ■ I® rbut off criticism of ceed,, pr "*pal jrèmalnx. with you -and prevent-the news> ; : • ^ T irE R V S ^ H fc’ AS'ON * . • yb y f : boqfii‘ *of •3W t^ Tn the Saaford peiforming-their plain j To proye -irhat çùn 'be a ¿com plia hj ïlli,h'* School iiiifi : l(i# work of ymy ¿Jutyjtf^U e publio - warn thw vofori ed by advcrtlsiff, It is unuec**snj-y Injtniptors. wjlf you in ,alcm-pt Yhe unwortfibies# or, unf«Hl|fuilA rite «ueh ciampica ns t h a t /s f ,cn>RatT A^ ‘ tihüth^-youwere induci ,tK»» of %,cAndidfet®. (*. W. Post, Alio «fartvd in'Jjttsi •L.lûq 4 ’.ôr^J(Çlé dim&É-ÿpuV. matrïcu* * . 'ihla being the intent Or purpose 1ç*h7 j\ .. igyrpt)ir.titof1'' with yòu :. of such an cnac meat It ia an. abridge ten 'years «go. with *fiJeÓO ^npltpl •nreAt of the rlj h t^ o f the *pre*s,^t,d. A n d / b y ' adhering ‘ to' Ah« ; rbl> AÍ ifc-M ntr, ‘A fo wWÿb'.r rstHur tutore spending ^5 fv r k fetation) hi Ufq- qrd high' Ar-.Jöw or the right» of frto speech, an 1 clearly earnings in ntjvcrtl-.l 1 __ 1.___ —__*»1L----’ i •* , * 'S ■T— iW V • • <Ú led mil-. mn¿ju F» i m't f iwÜÍ,t>dt* bg*-^ W r.vpuurconstituUodal. Two vpry »mi- > lat'on » 'onr í h i t l i u l l U ¿4 or tuf. *mnt lawyer» o f this city kaV»lprLproftOunred the law .un«Jn*tjtu- 1 ^•Ri'toion." a* ' houiehold^yw drd fern! to bo forn dOw ll* ij'iít the world throughout the Coifitto -» We. .* y ^fiU* ftîso .take ÿour nchqpb-artd your R U a o t .n e c ta r y tn - point' to such ûistrurtora ta - tqifä should yotf fall d^lKif^fs. for ir^ev’ety community bVow, the mafic In your futur®<busKthWrAi» concrete »vRloift'ea of what aies* hie. /' i^irk'’. welt’ thft tbougbt’ íhifm tlmt .intelligent advertLing WUbiio, Right ihrie in^Lakflaud jieoplk^hfiy» sofft« In jnpdt future aif of us -afe intoreftn tif Ufe fitTustd into somo rtindow« W.- ^Tho people of Hanford,' your, busipeaft lby a new proprietor or parents;' your friends, your infetrue# [iBnc^rr who »ft--r buslnwi tprs and Prof, Perkins, though ho hrjtvugn., ihn . nevi-spnper •publicity, may sr.vcr'_hia. activo relations riitfe fho made n/aucceM, and who de- the •aWioo'a will .aRU be' waiting tor i& rp..tM M t^ « iy*--du»:-tq. news paper hear"Troitr bta boys’ and *girls.1. In1 idyjrüttnjf,-;' yhore -has also bean after Hfo All th»»o muap b® taken ■tooti fii this town Tnatahi:»* where into account and ybur stewardship vLb#rAWngg fbey raised ’ tije^aal pjmHUblo. businrefe was bring *con- will mean >qpr futuro actlhns and 'a r i t o 'o f the dty oflhfoU^•-T he) ddct»d,' ’ and owing to vom t iHang6 yhur, aucteaa or failure will touch nqk n » y bo criticised íof ok mapagetuent or policy, the ad* vartUlng was curtaUod. o f diacon- SANFOR FLORIDA T is' certainly not a. comfortable feeling . to know that if burglars or ifirb should invade vour home,' ilu-y could so easily your money and valuables. iOur bank has V‘ault& for taking care of. your .pipney. It was built for;thatpiirpbsev vvitfi i siro and tirici? walls; It is'also protected tncal System; not put.you r Knowipg �kV. -r H * ; P0BD MURALO —— -*srtsr >. — Sun lia 24th.. U Meharis! foeeim ft** i T A Jt lor old ap^dier*.’: Sermon wl.. The fdrto.wing r prominent rcajbe .preached by ReV. Htngig a t l h e dintn of kiwimmoo w ire la; ^ city ïîicA L i'ii CongrcgatioiNf chutch at' i I a. m Monday, night attending,thè Copp ' lilllo Happenings— M e n ig li ' O f AH .Confederato ‘ -Voterà* are. r<H mnncirndht exercises of Mr». Mun Evary member of the Welfkro d e ­ qneated tq moot- % it^ythè’- Fiderai» aon'a cima:* .. M atters In B rief <, ' \ partment is urged to ftU n d .-tlu -‘ at the poatomar at 1030 find march Mr. und Mr*. "Pal":-'John^Um, meeting Thursday afternoon., at S together ta the church. -ri‘ ' Mr. Charlie Donegan, Miss DonpA'dock. Thorp will be a discussion gan, Mr. I’. K. Weaver and Mtw,Sol. iFCMS o r intehest - * FOR SALIE, Aultniao. Alisa 'Joe Herts Uiygn of,plana for the next season’s, work,1 G** Range, 4 burner, oven, | 5^à?r *• 5 * ;^T-ì Mrs. Nathan Ilryan, Mr. A.'VW. in which every one present trill, broltgr ,7 etc., complete. Good as have -a part. " I t la 'expected th at' iamSury Of Th« Floating Small Talk* neaT. '18,00. Call 203, E*at Tenth Gustua. CVlr.'Ji. S. Todd, Mgs Wl- .Mrs, Wideman will be In attpndanca .Pftntis, Mr. and; Mra. .13, G, -lurdncily Arrtaged For Harried *'* - * 79.tr ltnn for the purpose of outlining the / . » -^ai i * **» .5 Wagner thnd: daughter, À^a- -i v i . Herald Readers \ * ■ % V plaits'for a Chautauqua week to be H 'n S . j : / '•.V'T-T— • ------- ------ r ‘* .•*V > • . . • George -McLaughlin hua realgnod held In Sanford. All club memS’ hla position with t|ie hardw«r* flfm r,1 , , Congregational l- > ‘ .bera are cordisliyHnvited w», nttepd vflîlM M Lctitla and .of h . "Pt, Morgan and accepted onê ' i^ext Su\idpyi raorninj^.^iLt •H 'this, the fhyt meeting of the depart­ jjjlUrd of Abbeÿ ville, Ca.,*1 • • with "thé" Wifcht .Grocery Co.- Allah. 4 Ji' icek nltti • fhort viait td‘ . their Scdtt %».folding down the job >t b'^Jo<Ht Uhe annusi Memorial* griffifi<i ment fqr the aeasop. J wlil be -held in ^he Congregational socle,' Mr. ' ^d Roufke. ■ ' . -the* stop/- of *r~—r -f r «:< v > ' i . -- first **— aa• ori - aa Morgan ^ f: Ì* Important Notice ’ i Harrv WiUon «A o*ck>"KpBr0**rl* t< mu,Ic *W,H *^ ' *{;- Fn*h yeast cake» and popcooijtt Mro. sta ta n d o Mans 'ï «tarry Wilaon. render#d(\ ^ Aapinwall »itftfitig EL All memhem of the V’oman’v € VL Simon'». * t ' Kipling'* “ Raccaalonal'* by DeKovon N ^*ICr'*,’ B »re eayneav!>r* rôqueatèâ jo ’ attppd, Tho qdklitÿ and tho prie« ia Hghl Laat ekanee to.pay yovr 1913 ta», and the pastor will give* a patriotic the meeting o f the Welfare Depart­ f on hay and grain* at Dutton’a. 7tHf aqd profitât pobilahlng a» delink sermon.. All , ary.. cordially Invited ment, Thumday atternponf' Maÿ.'fcs, VJ P ^ ^ flllin r r y ! ! Àlway» t>3 LATK 8T quent. List will bp published Jtfli© aj^d especially the! Confederate and at ,1 o’clock in the citili rooms. Federal veterans.* 4Ô4 l«t. • * M, W. LOVEtL, EV W v .p f.îa d le a '.a n d children'a'haia The business irden of# Sanford and In the ev.enlng tho regular gospel Collector. XL 'Mrrt Gr»ce' -E. WHlUma'„ 100 members of the achooj-board1desire service» will be hold,* and an inter­ Fir»t St. - , 7 M tc to rqj^t the. interest and aasistapee O T A R E p Ä R t l C U L ^ R » b o u t - ilio i t y l ÿ c u t i Mva. Cheater W. Goodrloh of Or- eating 'tljame / will be presented. d f thiç fum cq of-Sanford-in the ap• F. F. Dutton hanlnetalled a niotor , landein spending, u few riayn ¡n'thc Good iiìubIc by tho^chcrtc.Ajll ;fluring » fl a* cMfutauqu* for - ntÿtt . aagqn to Uke car« of;hi»<i>ig ifeed çlfy y much to -the delight fif her cordially invited to'thla aervi ' Jt"*_*îm* i . , __! AbaüB'E A O'ik M jl l « ' 1 H tln la ! 0*41, a nfattòr of trinai importane« ____ i . ’ ’ if. . grain business, Sapdjr « ^ ^ f r ^ f c H f l a t f o ____ r di fril>n(U. Hw? mokher, t? ovefy nisi dint.. Thia .qtvtU-fWill hr engineer of tho new(>tnrh|, Ira. Brown .came to ‘Sanford with cj^rno hcfofe the departèipÀt.for con#a°..kv :: »k .'■ T- .bd«»: • to Clytle 'and‘t ^ aidernuii^ arid wlil be. preaented in A ‘pitwt rfmarkable,, iuturcatlng le,, to visìrMfriend» É B Ito kpa! rtti| derail'at/tW S . meeting. À full •^ * •*' -« ■ and' useful Ijldiistry lsj operated In v: iTve Slfpe SLtore, y 3 W -K n t,^ Why , . tendarjee o(ù«U -Mub 'members, and our town at the Bye-Lb Hytol'i. It *----------—— - " ^ V, f ^ j u V 'mo/oî FVom .a well fùfii^hetl imvçior -ont loqf^oiil For Sale at a Bargain is the plating buahuwe of M>: p. qver^'intergited worqkn t^f-Sanferti ' Connell,'who hki wltl} biin ih;, full, will be appreciated. ' froth n dilTorent.viewpoint— Üb result! of àrfe» Mrs. J. W. DICÄIN S, opwrtttion ali the oppHancea nej^a->. faction Ttith ¿urroündmgt;' and' ypu iwi(I*be • Frcafdvnt. akry in hla .Vocation. The 4vèlk lean t how •comptÎKttivVly H'malLÔie cost of .speh ,fi il h i n ^ Mrs. R. E. ï. Tolar, See^-. done by Mr.**Cefinell .hna given en­ wilj^tH^ ;-.v -, > T T ’ v H r - ¿ 5 -2 % ? tire satisfaction and will compare I(. k BE RlN'EAT/.JlÖp.; yÿ n 9 ; hr . v > favorably' with work done'..by. the L'BT US E S t iM A T E - T O It YO U K rndat skillful artisan. A. -T«V. *twJ|I^W*- I i’^Vlrierva- Had M ishaps menta converaatlon'.with, him and qn tty Night This Week * jo t^ tó m é w ^ e * q rr* )g o à ‘ nnd i her ^ilcaaant visit. Col. Baxter i.a one exumination of hts work willt con­ „ Ap/. ;of -hn)ftrv» at t l » C A S H 0 R J N S T A L L lir tE H f* g ' g f t g j ^ w l n f o r d friend* arc ■giving o f . the prominent attorneys of the vince thà moat »¿optical, of the mer­ - .” ■* V«- . .. . r W a great ^welcome. Alachua County bar and has many ita of Ala Fork, which * constat* -of ÌÌÌgh School-AvKiitbrium on Tuesday *. V ■ ’ * /■K i *y* .fell attended bu i the rain friends over ihe state. He is »pond­ plating - knives, forks, spoons, .sur­ night waa Jtoll.uti * fkhl Viral Sired & Palmetto Avoaac .1 have a first clam painter and sign ••; kept many pwfty Who would -like' tp ing a few.days In Geneva where his gical . and dental Instruments, writer. Wn Can do >uur htrnt«* .re‘ vylf* is yialtipj her parent», Mr. and whether brass, Iron or a'teeb Mr.' wttD&s tbta riho amatbirr' pairing and auto top worU hoviV , t' ancflnnd., 4 t 'b e eurnojt ri-quuat ó f , Connell snys chlk motto i» "Satisfac­ 14-tr w; h ’ i ntjEkwood.', •Mtis*vJ. H.'ttpddlestoh. iJF W ll many -wl^^allisU wart« the jijqy Tth'e tlfî Wm ; . v — ^ ---------- ----------tion er Np . m ^ tmkmmu B \ f, SfockhOldera’ Meeting boy# ajtdf hawTtoijientêd tq* èi= * 1 * — = __ . * *•; .Woodland Fork ■ la ' open "every reproduceit a gel g '¿next Tuesday „Sunday. . Ti^ to ride "Huerta.'' Notice la. hereby given tha^ there .r;Tlie First Metiiedlal ('hurrh *'-v WghL The uri minion iialo girini baa been ,^BgaU luave Sihford 2. 71-tf- ‘ will hi? held in the stor'e room of piqmbora Âpoivl'çôit in tho county . rechiving^ twott * ,ÿ. * Tbd attendance a t. dhe.', Metbod- Veduced to tweirt^i-fUo cents tuid and'vÌT^ilctqtii Valencia orapges, large and lua- the Semitiole jCo-ojHiratit'e .Mercna- yU, church ia Increasing- «Very Sun- •rgry ong will tajpe advantage of their e a r n » ^ i^idffavors to batter tifica, and G * ^benîot in'GrUndo threé'J ' tlip^Ct». a suarikl stocklioUH*r»’ meet- dpy„ i This is due -to ’ th e , fayt* that not only onlv df the laboring laboxinz flftht.N Airutnl-m.' *-* .aÆ conditions« riot flftlu.s Tho The ‘Avidti*»' ‘A^iijtijy' Park. Park, A’popkaV \; L ^ o o u ^ nt Turnqc’a*-Ilboan ’ g | l Opportunity o ? wijnciilng ope itjg;on‘ ih’^% iii?t of May 25th^ lflU , tho^interest ' 1a growing. Tha pastor man bpt o f (he employ«!*’r " * Whiter G a rtW ’ jin^ jOaklaifd bankg I■ fife biiài a^nateur^jdifyg . of tKo . * • Q u lii.a number olU h e dlftorent will recoivp TtiO.ftOO each for donoslt,lw' , nf viul. inipt>r-Heaaoh. The participant ■• ate roMiss Gfertie totlfce tq -dysry^mnn, woman artil heawing f6r tho perfofiA ance in or* i .the city jtfhBdiri /flanfonf... Thos« ,wbo have dcr lh at tho- sorting play’ ‘may be f Commeiiceinent flo church ,atBllati»n in the ettj* are fbetter than tho flra’t, if surh a thing ’Vling with horr many-. nouncoment came that of Awards cdrijlally Invitgd.-to The services on jg poaaibie arid'the audience is prom* shupe. School children-ato gi^. T h a Stato Foderatlon of LaVor for road construction, wmich had alao Suftday. . f ’ v ? lecd. a rare ifeat on Tuesday night. MU» SpsWÎ back .bómrtJ . ^ and the flarpentor»’ Union o f thr bwn under consideration ainco Tuaal iSunday achooi rtieobi *4 9:45 a, * ^ ^ ‘ .rtE , i y \ ^V*,4 • la a, -m. f^ o m o t make any otlier engagement«, atatq UIlf'both.Jmeot InSnriidTd next diiy. ,P. ’ , ■_* . .Cinvaa ^ubb«{f inrit ... W «ley Brotherhood had preientJTueadpy night Jor you are >xw n j^ lb ly . c.l*bratyd .b y yeat and kho GouuTii will bo atj!« to ^ -.T h b Southern Paving end C on-.’ i. ' j £ L t W«4 ty ' 11vC-' 1« rsò¡¿i at his Ikinlg oV ia ffS u n q «y 62. ’ Thrf Matron’« claaa, |^Bjted at the Higly School Aufitorinmakoa mniu creditable «bowing. 'atructlon Co., of Chattnnoocn, T«>nnt '> :*-^ ter»' .ExcltiaiYe. Shoe Stow*,^ 118. ,W. Santórd ^H^glft/^ 'Many 'tó m lfu l h t o ■ikcra levgrov/« to.Ice 11» MUhifps of AHnerva. usa boon ocon awarded awaroeua tne Conway, Conway, Win-«' win— ----------- - “ — baa the ipg, *i wemy-Miiur members present, J’ " ^ r i ^ ' Why pay m orì? -n d ‘ (UottU present* were’ fediivètn-^Kv- iÇ * 6®' a “ . I ' J% , tilthU/jiii*pns'*»omeihlnB. kid» a, riIIr-t=BONDS BROUGHT PA R ' tor Park am i Oakland Tota»; ihn j •*,*' 'ihvciaUgato i ' ITRAOES UMPbr.COUNCIL . FuÙ'.lina of KicharSsori'»»-.embiri»1- nd a most epjoyabto -day waa .«.. k,*r ■ Alabama PaiHhjf C o . 'o f ' plrming-’. '- A the .à ù iu ,;* ! . rn'i'si*,1 . KH i derl 'dhUUsr. M n . Graeg" E,* *^Vil- spent. Many who could not attend' ! __ a i t t l ’ 1 . . . I 1U / l _________ I L j ______ ft ’ *. Coritmfaaio'ner* TIeld Osit and G o t hLa. m 0 11 build ^ e .r o a t j.toward R thing next .¿Sunday in ih e à ;, Labor Offarifhitibu» of Hanford Will Uaras, MÌlUpQr, 10Ö F^'st St. T8-2c .on SceoutUj’q i the rain -»ent their T h at'ftrSü ö»4#ö FI? « « e r Cent . 'a im in g ,-v h M e It. M. ifudarfn ’ g, VubjecL hÌfii»m g G 05t." Cogtblnc Lndcr Centra! Head rigrqta and best wishes for many Hay, oats, eoYo. cM ^tenTf^ds at more* bajitiy ’ anniversaries for their (|THe'.evening tft«A»«,'! " le thére any O no'of the signs of growth In San­ €ttw>h* county bas eh .b iia h «! ^ ¡ « 1 * U,lld P r o fit^ , Oppatln* -God " , ‘ F. F. D&tton's. » , A « - t i - friend, Mr. Mdnsely her high water mark ln. màtoçl'or *,n°nu ' :•*. ford is the number of labor organ!-, other Bond attorney» will' require Vom« Evt.fsv-cnrtuBnr trMkcg ta pray aatiuns that are strong t-ndllgh tp urisranreinewt, its. »‘e mmiesitMier« hqa> meni to posa üpoji Hui VülidUy nf------County Toqcbéf»* Çfamlnaiiott f0S thesh' «yrVfcs».« The dpor» of the Orgnnito a Central Centrnl Lahor Council ing disposed of this entire ., 'Np ti co b-.beimjV .^iven ^fiV* the l^cthodlst churph are always open. that will embrace all tho union* of road bond issur at jar, and ac'.¿rutti thb isHUe, folldwliig which artli el FlorMa{ I f b Ä irm fm ‘lixartiinhtlon fnr paving cOnatruqtiiiQ will he be^Qn, forI tho. city under one head and. hniie' intero.it.- The 1m wifich^it Is estimated will b«' coneorfuiRy %erif^lÖratól«.jîrili, by ;ltvid at the cause of unionism much s i n g ­ p j & j r Org aiilxc d Labor 1 Jilftrtf within’ ejeyrin nu)ïitfw^---lle,-vl Sah/orilf^AeTriJifaÎe“ cd'upÄ1,'- June * er than it Jias ev,T boon in this sec­ •f EdUo^-Htralfia7 . tion. The organisation held their ■. -. .’ j * 9<»me queitlbri« b a d ‘ artafn-.»» to second meeting lust _ night ' io, the lodò, . Ohioiy Wfcb *jvfro : roprc«uto4 ■ P icn^'jlght.n^'X *À ';vWùodlniid # . * • . ,» if, Ja-,' -- . . riiy attltudo towiu‘d org»rihted lahor. Eaglen'Hall and made great prtigroas !».Oe by M r."X .^^jjprieor. iFark. ‘ .Mfli^iee^V'V* B Ì6è eoiiivonlt. Äitea »pd 'am uitygcqt*../ ■v. D. ì£ t h i i A s i ì ì ; b * 'W Bi*ing A man who' U t m o s t entirely toward- ^erfcvtlng the ^ourvril. ,,H. • THU announcement cqmoftjtJfiSatV. ,* . . thëiqp dlaposameed, 1 am unah loloscc huw ìtwimming pooT. Suita'; hh«f ^onriu & „ '« -^ iu p * (fn t f ödcDt. Ufday' afterttoon*»fterTtho>TOÎ^riifi- déared. kVin ,-Jlnwlnik weif .tiurrret.^; E, W h e holds the cbeir «a jiiAlde^t' Fi*thl^ Idea beenmq* «lV>W,'Bfid to ahow diiinfcctcd 7 1 -t r and W. W/ Vaft N*«» as sfecirtary sifnpri hirl cuiiijilpt^i whqijif^w’itlP: Tun., a-flt» »n'TenCed. - Good ' build-'*’ .. .*. •; my attitude toVard' organlxod labor. * s'M ta.- GniJirlclt rri'ufi.-aiitif’ trAc- t ' V-dWërik’â w Qiw*k«s\ouni of* the i t i ir >n water T all rich' h e re to ^ » Ç9j»J^ çï, ,n: letter end treksuHr,- tmd- -many* -ftnh tp- but Wats* nt- Pt-JT, • Irt.’ i * ___ i ___ .i * w *^*j| oey” tìì tiurt ÎH ittoh! J' * î S - t f 5*1 if Lake Mohroö . the.>.Ef#Ä'rpri»o- Written mo .jiy Uon. JT. C .’ Brown. p o rt».>«*• rc^ from ih c' difloren)* wA»L . danfpril ferry bxtt wiO' again 1 8nd ,Uni[(((1 sUtea Marshal, Southom orgsniyatiom :tnd aNo^ from ' *h" “ laid Park cn »uunfS' ftjtfl r-n i ^'«deration of Lalbor. *A1|^ i at the .ritjc* dosk v, •; D iatrli».>.l1brlda. * MayTr^IbcwF-ttniuits of tho city ulltr.npgW^W' w ^ rrtrk —Ynx T a if^ if^ r in T m P # 1' i V* i 1 *-.7 : » mnnè .of ¥1/ AriMÎÎ¥«/r ' •j. -llimari Department iI TOtftrnlled‘ under■'Jh* Ceotral-'f^itw ^-fai^Vto.' tho „.ltd^t4wa* au(i pom-' uw7v*r ho* oUici1 tjiiUkWri claiming all A ."« w . C ? > t V i , .SevciÄy C’ollcsc .Men’ * Answer OJRoe of-Uhited SUtiisTMcrshul The coüntÿ’s sjjlei^did c: ’ -fil» time. .Pfiqpira at.•Herald "office r rflr*R ttt ColiAfcil or some similar hAnd {p‘ sir-1 ^ ‘ “ snU at .Dyjiéÿln1ami-wlTi fcrifaii. Vî‘ X»--.ihV qtiBJitlon' "W h a t-la thp8tf(tj>eth-District of Ftorida, jor tnûrjicij ' J ' • - ’ -.^■-■C9-tfp - j ' def.-that » raory Iconoentralcd'ìttlori flmùl< tri'diua-; backed, up ;y »r- tun£’ v S J ^ «% frtia the, i*r "Christihn' liUcV; i ,^iti bo comidcred JackrfmV'Jlo,- fia ., Qct. 2» 1913 _ . - T„ /ÂÂÎltry. ami iargo ^ c ’ oreoztoi and the dcilghtfultsummer next-Sunday- cvenitij at 4 h**Cimgro- Mr.~T. K. Bafts, Sanford, Pl<u: ' «tri b f msrfb ti» VnrrtH thè iMmrin^ ^freut man under thV brinner of thè unioni ink (lnt*fCtt% Wà* m>:.<BA»ÄMho c i ‘ «limate of tho bay. ahoVeÂr-Çlêari; g/)tV»nal churth.. AÌ thli tim« of* the Dear Sir— Kindly a d v fa e'i Vne FOR CON G HLiSS oti’ the ctmunltafónen’ abili Thff oSratt nature of- tb* 'Csntfal »»ter Sun. ;,'i .A % year Wd Are interested In the-fruit«^k whether or npt you could accapt ap. body was cxpluinndhy (ì~ W.Bla^k» to' 'finii. Audi Urge bond i> itAt r *’ ■Fourth * !.> * • . J"a 1 .1 ». J l£ -___ ; . m ì l i t i fc. _■ ■■ 7. I t . . . . rv . . . «■* »* ft. i N ic«' ri-tric OwpcfC-^ otN'd Ui a t t o r i a .ih ia luririr«^ will, b » -poinfment ••* Deputy United iitgtft „ . Cobgtcaaieiial . ci*. 7'tSÓ 'ftiul : the oöiWÜtMtf titutm/ t, -and Oipedally afcrA'tBnV ileily- ä-ln— Marshal' at v a ia r y o t It;000 ^ H t t * .-.* 'Ö U lric l ^ A]1 , ... T lit\n jA 'e a' ff n rit claw eijir-H ^ ._ amT -Iby-iaw* or parts thdrUf -aflÜ"^ bthe> tountle« wer« haUfng TRONO? Uesidence tn Jacksonville. mftn v^Sihf him .. b-al, * . . . ' V» many maMor» 0/ , Importance wer* ‘ ilftHiTuIty Ifi diipoaing of bonijjr-“ Yours v*ry truly,7| i V A L B E B T Iff. ‘ . V - H . U*. e-Wt/d discussed.Th« Viiveting' was Um san>8 pirpoui. W « -* * •* Sale -J. C. BRO W N , . W IL L IA M S O N open-.one arid* R'.. i i HbUy of- the VA» a matjer of equity thircomml«* . PV * Valencia orang«g, ev<wy one guar* •'4lra. J. ll.-'^ruton will held h«r United States M anba), ‘ Sanford Harald who ^as praient b y . «loaves have agreed vdlfc-, this bond intecd, full of, 'juice, at .Turtior*». ‘anriSdl'’ mldsittTuncr-!clearance aale rlWrl Southern District of Florida. invitation was-, colled upon to to%ka trniUies,. that the fTRidi accruing i-Ua. none No. 16. beginning tomorrow and tilling“ ten This o fp irtunity ç»m e to me un­ ; g f«4r remtrki ami -gayo -his idea»-from 1 h« wd*> of thh bonds ahn'l be ’ Mrs. of Kissimmee was days at which all of her trimmed solicited und 1 preiurnn m a reward — untrimmed hats, tibbong 'and T«r ihé tniercut I took In Rvii- tln ' =v= > *n city.-yA iii(i«y ngiuting the hull 1 good* Will bo-sold at'h alf price. Mr. JBujwn to secure the ajmvu aji* Sat^ord ChautauqUa and ia'incetjijg * -. VUb rurce.a, sh’q will rcVuftv.ijlbfv- This la. the 11^« to purdlase an up- jrointm'eiiT' Which l;( the oply pod-, [J ^.*i’ xii'r a wcutk'a «tag tO closy up to-dato' hat for _u very-«mall price. tlon, of • a n y . imp?rlBnnr - that h#e Tbtf sal« stnfijSktomorpow and every ever berti given-ft weririn* of overalls ’f^Cniutauqwa tnattsf. lint wtll-t'b?.'-‘/rhd regardless. F irstfio Florida. I v.rotolone hundred i. ^J,lt,î, f^,t'ul erri'broidorÎM—» <f‘ juu come, ifl*si aerVod. «r?| arid Hghty *Jx lettera 'to mori, o f . 'f '" "pHc««. . hixiL*Grace promlntnrw, cTfy çonlicila, boards -of . ’ v’ L---- ’ • RiHjam»;, Mlttiney sT " trade *pd hoardi of county commls»»; , S^urr/fd-hy Booster , . ' • ’ ;*^ '..'*T 8 :2VC ' ì ' C. KltUhiir, the jiopulur pro­ alonora in the Seuthorn District of W i n iso r* . ^ a t o ri rapa (U ^ Ò ^ W tT ¿ » U i prietor’ Of thè Sen,inule Pharmacy Florid* in tbftdotorost 6A'Mr Brown It is ;» m Iturr o f con'r uu! »ti m tti S .in f o r t i> n d her p e o p le , tlmfthc* firKHiciiilnjua- ] indoraet • Dottori! 7B-tC. -V r^ldes on Sanford HalghU nnd keepk aiituting many-. Valuable fiition «»f ilicit* city ha* «0 ¡faproved-iji the iiaat ,yc.*r ‘ «v.*. . ** ’ i•*] tnwrils, an»0 bfaidca’ I was largely re-, yvCl4htoc6 Linder, of flartv.«!!. Ciri chykehi’ A» à alj}« line. -Golrlfc out sponiible ’ fq/" siwatfnf endonejnenfa the other d s y ^ q Hi.c^eçt therii o:ie The ftet rhaf-riic city iiTHritpporttrtg'Srthird bank, arid that tbtf crowth of THIS yhtl h«s been tn trio vity . .. ¿Torni for; Mr. IJrowri t o m the - GnvBANljlJbas been vcm rApid. is ¿i'm »st certain evidence that.baAiord ha?» at last begun k Gii Ito n with thC. cimriMlX of hi^ romtcr8/t«oJr ofTonw at 4he erno r'/rGaliAia^. in a d d liio ^ to thiij 'hnjj ' »purlad Air. Fletcher *•*■*5 --infor4 ha» -deVidi'd i o focktoA .’to reap, the reward she has Inil 2 cl«9ervc<|. 'V v'* ’ -'llqBL i . «* *^r on the k*oc, mbkirif. * very paipful I wrote many rte*»ppt»er arjicfea la r t , ' ;„ Uc,!,r »* », pr«f),inent. citiw-n jf* halt -of . Mr. B iow p > .JCandid»^ '/llieJSrimifloIe CouiKy Ranh Iws been ,pf*j{rj;flt aislsrancc in w in in g this cbapge * liariwril un»f *The JlriraW •W & wound'. .U is •U.''v3f* U«t th«t"Uiwp.^*1Mf hod, the fact that Mr, Brqwn kerooater Will sopii -fctf in. t o t itntee-r ribout/and tljc fact that,the dcpnaiti of t h i a , i h s r j t u t i o Q . ' f u v . 4 . | j h ; f c i j f * 1 x°rìw kh'.m .Rl-our*' mìdA, W» n^.-d ft e '^¿»itlon -in 4 h « ' f*c» of ‘ 'm o n th s fr o m ? ‘I2.0HTOi5 t o S j 8 3 , 9 ? 5 . ^ r » h o w s the d e il'r o ^ f'id O fifK ,f* £ O P C .iL i<i aim-* >L opposition show» a Ho m e I behalf .of orgatiiei-d . .ll\^4.-Aae I j » . •<*-n irerrtmvn. contained .¿Qmu'par •w »V Nini ■ » r i d That 1. are r foe of the man j to berua ctfuhty In Octriber, fltorr arid that Of h a r.|.'* - " , your ntlgh.bin , come In and norpoon to * r i Far Cys **10» i nor WOMAN’S CLUB 1 msom T WM rm Y O-v i lid Vo I w. w. ; fW ijrW m ■ U S iteJSfeaM O is K . $ r M -a Growth Of Thè e m in o je C o u n ty rtpWk VO . • » ifc .il f c ,i É �', . V i htteby > ANNOUNC t n d . 'l l U i W r °I wotjMen atudenU at £) -u h i» haa ii«arly «fuadrdnlf \ i,lf)S ^ | rR n «n itu d o D ts f u e l e d . * •Yhera £rw9.M®'*M,BH?n tafcpir rtf Democrat!* Printer/. t e \ * W d *S Ucmren* aka aa many n* ro '*h£ t letur. - w h V l • Primary to !>• .sia «oda- t h a -lariaai i%VWr-. ./ A m e l i a tb a n fa fc . ‘ JK JR C O U N T Y T R E A S U R E R B e u j R, t.ty r '^ i^ jfln L W ,* can didot* io the primary at*«- affi™ at ft f c .t l* liffle* <>t Ccuteiy T r i n a r « , ‘ mo tub}*ef to th* triton ol th* D em er/eiV r«. voleri*1 hrt«I h*c*»lth »ollrit your vote «Kd Mt Inil,» »rice. g i f *»*ct«d i. yltj endeavor t to rib flth th* adir* according to Is * and Inviti* «I* boat Jnt*r*«t* « f .l b « *oW ty. . * , of Uà doti** of too offi™. GEOKOK 0 HEHIllNO . ! -, •'/. “T a Ì 2 2 ? 'r candidato tor lb# office of TeaVM aet oio county. euhfee« to Iba-rfiH ri.. locrotk Prima nr. S ta « 1 H ra rip i* of it e odi™ I hat* uoed n t ry rift aiaMtng I rò» ¡^rthdly M W t \8* ¿pport of a » tbeVmeveJ y/^liääfKt, r * f ^ T 5 * > i W a w o t t i T O * *\f i*dèe* for County ‘ Uftuocratic primär; n rmrträ a » - * ' hu* F O R C X E R K O F T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T I , beg «a aaiyAm«* to lb* Doraocratic voter* MfcMBÖt EXECUTIVE COMMUTES I will ba a 'candidar* for \ito potm * "Momhor of th* Drm ocratl*' Coutriy Kj U** Oonatoltt*« from Prorincl ,N o. 8, J.rt to^th* d»ci*ion of th* Democratic tm li^ 4«?r#, fc.ld on dun* ^ l l U ^ j p I a. . h . rr u - ivnv J r>U .a n d ^ s t t c iig jh > •. Its fHc Snc'car imbers *the* .world pia^tilar—because I' over, •. ? it’s a belter car aoW aJ aidwer price. e c t t e .t h c f IMnocretie 1 ^OiiTATCÖLLE^ÜB f l W . t r ' ehr.riin™ that I will to 0 candidata IO* Jim* D*p»crail* primary eJaetlott. 1*TL I1Ite «riba of Ctfihty Judy* of fWminoi» CM* [ Ttm m lB w m aa furti™ and th*, evòlta** •hd'qpon ibh Id* wfll bo my motto. /etkalral I mi» eirth# *bo*u principio will not h* efe ryd to dW eeftk* *odj oCJuetle* in ru m tyied ^¿rvotiw knows tKc Ford. It .as’that clcàóJcMty d'ependahlc 1 c$ s ^ ¿ W t t h -v .* T ?* « W ty Cftrrihd CmentJft-D DT tJ^^lyd*. rS ¿fé ■•' iiinH atnonyy •• S'vQ p Wlhpjr,; Canjfli*!} liutiriro«B>l'An4 ra W fjli vrfn.r’Bidg«vTbo3®*«# t«to F\ve lundred» duller« u th* perch o f if< t Ford rat *bo«n th* td $ fcd • « 1» « * « fifryi ,t)te i^mu ^ I ? 14**< fifty— f. o. b Detroit. compUrc v.»ih> *qu.pm»t. Get catalog and particulati front »' V, 1 . C .*F fi W IL L IA M S . A | « n or ‘refloated -from til« gAnd-tarekadawhlch •fee ground««! ' atiprtly ahos feeing -..if«1» t a l n g •JkuncUeti rwsentlf.' UPW ARD , {q«r/«H A 'K pfcout dr.tl WAJ <U)V< if , 'r r , .‘ Sanford Machine and Gpraj* C o te p o d y ^ -~i FO^iO(JtNTV'lO D d trirtN i. Ka. 1. » ‘ t tteUien fit MriM d ito aparod no lima oc t»oo*y • ond* SomlnM* In to th e 1 th e b u e b t th e b'dUd ‘ • la n d in g / T h e w rite * di an y » c r lo u # d a n la g o . primary held1« » . Dlatrtet N a. * .- in|te aafT'a ? t ó * ijT O É “ tUp,m Th7t Cwy mopcAfuny your*. 1 K^D O O Q LAaa. I *_________ I , 4 U| ^ Q -fe tfn iiu for t t e from Dlitrict K l, 1 •tho dwriaioo ol to be b r i» on LEGAL ADVER1ISING ■f f otri* «< Mininola Co.i i that f a m ‘ a cahdiaetioo in th i primary imber o f the County ■e tlo n /ln . Platelet No. l|«IO*V Democrat I reaunnorv. Rcepect fully, A-IUUJMLEY. il mywlf for *a|*i' - U l f . „ dy »Inc* ih * I bed to announce my Candidacy for County d my record CemmWooor for District No. 3, Reminole county, * fee many Fla. subject to the decMon of the Primary elec% 7ho fvra- tlm. to be t>*M June 2nd. 891«. * i mill-lo a candidalo to * petition of Sheriff of Bern n id is SSBf r KStJW B Ü P K iÜ N T E N to H N T O F T I INSTRUCTION I hereby aanousén » POLK. f *1J. 8*-1)1 NKEI-. ' ».TESISKis. To th* v ow * ol ¡tenlrvol* ( o anueunco mytrif #» a* candidate County ('«mtfiiadeun! from th* -1-----~ t'««l A* a*comodale for the potuta« of Superò of l vili.ic. In-trvt-tWn of^tycnhwl* county, to lh* U >rr<wT»tic I rtiA»ry. I 9t.h to cs tlon ot the voter* lo tbeTóUowInrlarU; PI «o p t. »boultf b* UmOinr »Uh th* »chooh i laolo; KsvmC h . ehuuld have his who ' * Ute pueftiun ton cob ect rimary. If entire time the «hoof randMacy for County toyerif for Detrtct No. t . iartu l n* yotlag preedneta No*. Ote. Two and Poor,. • ii J*ct to th« Dcmaefatia Primary June Hod, t9M. Haring aerted In this c*parity »¡me tbs «rguilsation of Seminole county.. I hat* a kftowUsig* of th* practical duties » 'id if elected wilt Htrs th* people end ttetnlmrf# County to th* beat of fny ability and will appreciate your vote county at largo. and it elected . f l j f w s « of Demucratic prlntipl**. la th* party, , . M EM BER OF HTATK I O M M 1TTB E 1 am aching th# eupport of th* q u e lli>4 votare of Semin**« cou n ty for •M em bri .of the State llt n ie r iit li’ R w u l f v t Com mitte«. My party loyalty and my internal Ip th* welfare o l Ibi* county la common knowledge I will appreciate your votes. c . o . M cL a u g h l i n . ^ ■ 4\ * :. # W ' ’ . -»O .K O TIC* v*** * "> * - g i i WHEItEAB. In’ nurtuattn. of .fTtetiMfr filfit of th* Lava of Florida uf 1918. a m u M i “ An Act to Prtftltta for and Rfattlitb Pri­ mary Elect Iona.” a |.rimary »lection i tri« bo held on Juno *nd. le id , and, ¡6 . W H EflEAS, In and by aald Act. l^ U tiri>vid*d that »aid primary *l*ctione, »*•julrod by arid Act, aicopt aa therein othort»ia# prothVd, «hall b* held In aceordan™ with the rfotUlarta of Artici* I of Title t Plr*t tijxjffyn of the Generai F ta tu l« of th. „stnltTdf Tlorlda. and. . a n iO iE A J l. Section SOfe of th* -Khtiaod “Iprlda pforid** •t*» and n .r k » ! Cnufny Com*' of aleAfloa by th* Board p{ rarrylhk on mliMAnAo, for tho purp« tmd con du rt In3 »aid alecU I T lM O L V K D TIIM ltE FG R B . - UB^.I That th* fctiuwine name. » m rtl ’ b*,_ and they are ht reby -appoint! tnipectpr* and Cl*H(a of elarttoq in th* car bills precinti» ef Seminole (lounty. aa Ji Iowa, to-wlt; . Election DloOIrt No; I - Wert Sanfenl VeUng Piate North em t Cor, M Ttl* and P in t inipaetera of Election; JT I). Parher, p . G. o i . V k L f f i . 't . 'b Eltellon District No. \oUng Piare; ' Iw rm ta'a vtoro • I n t a c t or* of Election; J. W. Hell, Al , POR S l im E l Olt Il aw h in ..-V. leermnn. I hereby announce my can didacy fur th* CUrlt al Election; J.C . Moffett. , * B eeilen Dtelrtrl No. *i Hnnferd Voting Place; Ply# Station, City Hall Building fai neri oro of Election; _Whltfior, A. U Willi* Clerk ot ¿lectfon; A. It paala „ Jjlectlen Dirtrln Voting Place; * I'eareon'a etori 1 hereby announce my randidary (o /th s offk* 1 hereby annouum o.r candidi of Ruperiri tendent of l*ublk Instruction In and lor ¡JerrJitoU County, «ubltel tn th* decision of aa commlesloocT In the Genera an iteN Inlpecldrs of* Electlóh; C. A. Raulcreon, J. W. riyn t. Jr Y. Jonas. Clock of J ltclleu; If. (taker. k « r rid.wlwo4«,— V oflhg Place; . _ *. School hotlaa Inspeatqr» olttelectlon: Wm. Jac*ba,f*d’ frcey Culle», lj. It. Haft. ^-.vJRx Cli ck . of ElcU ldn^TiM in JafolA, - ^ Elnclloa Dlalrn-t Na, I , t r i » llow riL Voting 1‘lace; 7 •. ‘, .PuLllc School houto Inapcrtorf ol Elect fop; Sol Matth.w«, Wlleon M oorm aa, T hlllp Keddltt. (jlork *d Election; J. M. William«. P toeatla* District. No. 8, EaagwooiP V a ttb J n »*a: . • ». Enure lngrrV atom Intpoctora of ElccUon: C, B, Hartley, R. A. Fina-Ttii w .::_. Jrnkln»,‘ Tell Willlaussnn. df ElectioA: J. N. Election IHstrfrl No. 10 . g . Plica! Sjubtom'e- atbr* Humphri dgrzi iT-’ T.u A ^ ijouotm i ' « ! EtCUUe Distriti No. i l , Allsmaiil* Vfrt!»g, Place: v ”St» Fuller • store ttopertor* af Flection; Herbert Fuller,, j rì--. Tìhj Plorhla Uitrus Kzchangc i* pùrel/.agrowhrs^ drgirniy.atiòn, fornii op «r«(^ i on the moat deraocratlc basin. ’ - *A 'J',ie®d»y in M ay èf mch ./pas the provrpr» win, form th AMWoliiVH,iu each community thfet Jim bccitbrgomzwi, meet ambtSbct tiMiir ttunlbcc to reprcsci^.them In fhc county »ubriHtchapg.». Two'Weeks Inter tjicM Àijd cliiiorfo cHiroiio ^iiitaruuicr ft r,c reprosrntaUviVnicot rcprf.sontnUviK meal M ^ mannuer-’ £oit •ntl twire h ma^hjo the jfeTpplig s t e m V -pwtmcnt. of »he ‘EvLaogc .aetWf» lo*!l »ill»- i" • 3 *11 tb r fihancUI tra in a ction * n i " th e la «« s. !*«»£•■ S ganciai •tatementa a r t p b l u h e d from tiffii t o tim e, a fter th * b ook a - « h«.vp bcou au dited b " pu blic au ditor*. )^ • fop e v e ry .b tp m r o t, «ULwit.« wbVp and w hrro hla fru it waa aold, it* M d i l i o n ,« n d that o f tho fiiagket. t h i jirice r e cilv m i a n d the coa t o f aelUng, w ith c h e c k ¿or the n et proccwd*. * . Florida. * ' ftnarri ‘at Ciiuit' Itt rrguUf^ »»»»Dja, trank t . Wwedruff, t£ m ^ ’ ¡‘ ■i'iiais!""' le«t»r*.#d foard nf Caduti i*al* Ccunty, I it a y f. ■ B-AwHeuitaV*' • C M P c l th* It »erd v»l County -> i«Jtio#rv r ' .7< h T u ck > Pri-fit ' . . .. , ? Hecwise of the. remarkable tarosi ol this ftmedy there gre many imiutiow “ Your medicine ia tin?-greatest rent­ ■cautious. Be Wre it> May'n, e d / on earth. Kmdbspil find tVrder for Go to Your Nearest Druggist apt throe more bottfes. J. have oaten my^ ask about the wonderful remit* U first meal twd /Mra trince taking h w b e e n a eeom p li thing in ca v il tb*y„ your medWflf 1 have tHH‘i\^CvIng on a know--or send to Gj?o. H. Mb>t , Mfg, •oft diet, but, thank God, Kum nmeh better/* People evef/whom h&ve had just «uth uajMsrienccs.*. Mfeyr's Wonderful Stom­ ach Remedy has been proven a. health Chemist, 154-15G Whiting St\, Chicago 111., for freh' book on stomabh ailfnrnti and many.’grateful letters irtTm frio^ ^ho havt. ^ « u restored. "Any drugrlk din t*!I ytHf'fts wonderful efferts. ') •>RGmkiwr*THt'|uMfjii r C O ft. G A Y & M O G A N Ö J j. B r JACIUONVILlX,flA.r . • . • r : LOW ROUND TOURIST RATES JACKSONVILLE1V," IVnvrr. 1----Golarada Iteri Sett Lek* Cky YeUowrtmm,, Portland*. . . . S e a t t le ...... lare Angabe., Saa Pranrm*«, Glacier Pack. Toronto «8.90 ... |m«.n.|»lW •••• ktoetreat.................... fii.tfi Frsr.ris llr k ............ - Marktnac............... tll.OO Ikrtrotl............ ••> Buffilo............... «7.10 * CkevUuqu* . *' Nisgara Fall»............. « f.« 0 Mammoth < are . J8.»° COLORADO C A L IF O R N IA , F R O M P O I N T S IN T H E S T A T E .-——r"'*p - -r-— ^ —v * * T lc k ffls o n « a l e d s lly , M a y 15 to S e p le m b é r 3 0 . LAKES FARES _ ‘ It c iu m lim it O ct. 31,1914 VARIABLE ROUTE TO DENVER;SALT LAKE, COLORADO SPRINGS, ETC, G O I N G T i l R O I ! f i l l H T . L O U I S ’, R E T U R N I N G T H R O U G H C H I C A G O , O B V IC E ^ in K ^ A L S T o p -O V K H S ON ALL T IC K E T S TUE ATTRACTIVE WA.Y 1 r D a lly -L C h ò Ir e o f ^ T h r « * ‘ DUTrrdnt 'B o n lW O . r d T i i i # J « ; H 'X nd n o r t h w e s t In ♦*,r.rtgie o! Noll™ h hecN y. ettr, that «K th* rf. r n iu :i. t it u n s o sh J & ù t h i ; io r m n -E S T ORcKANS. r,. AN.JDfSBlGOAHS. »« • 8 ■ are turo that it haa saved their livo. ThrVri f ^ l l d f h f o n j ^ ^ t / a do ,C*«d[ «I C**i • .. ■ Mnyr'8 Wonderful Stomach] Krn^dy A N D C A N A D A , M IN N E S O T A . M IC H IG A N , T H E G R E A T A N D R O C K Y M O U N T A IN S . P R O P O R T IO N A T E L Y L O W - V B'l F f « t t b » • lilp p isg-a teton tn d galea t)*- d ir e c to r ! ol thg •F lo r id a --r C ltr u * Eg* eir|iahg*g, Joc*l « u c c i al iosa »fed-, rllfcctor*, I(itatig c m eet at th e B u t e h e*tlq u arter**.i , / . h u llctia t w hich gibé"ctmtpkBft iufurm U tiou aa « m i g o o v e r alt th at hab; betta d o n « b y th* . to m a rk et o on H itiog j, ia lr i foatlc, o fferì rroffleera aloe« the la r i m eetin g. J t) : ; k fu a e d ./r u it r o u v in fv t»ip.. c l - . A t ea ch m eeting o f the boa rd tif d ir a « 4 o r « ‘ E a ch gtarrtr^ w h o a h l ^ . th n ig ^ h th e e x “ "i* I* c o n l ch a n ge recely r« a detailed a c c o u n t hale* h jf th ou sa n d s f j i h V v » i t U tcn d n 'n -fev a y u h ei^ ;. t Q W R A T E S T O O T H E R F O I N T S IN county «ub-czcliapgg n Hiumbor momber róf Dfroctors of ttiu* it^n -of th«f t h e HoarUBourtl- of Dijx'jCtorj b r ¿ ¡t a t e * -' , GTfamzation.fCoinnioaly Vnown ns tbp Florida Citrus ^zwb%ngp. •'* ■’ Ou tiiefirjit ^ c d n iiu la /in /a n c t h c diroctors o f; Uid S t«tc * ni«-*«it »1 soimo criK>«l RpmU ohtWMvJ^C executive ulTil'rr.vpf'tho oraonizatiGH . for UlA 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ » n t l . - f e ì i t t e ujwn g e r i r a i j>oUc/ .of administration. ’ ' *•. ; n J W M re. . M clU i)«t Tatra •Mi; ■"^derful 'Stomach Remedy Quilt ' Sufi Diet" ■ o iu v n w o i i i i ni», a, u n . « » lyotlng Plae*^ Jeftte* iter* - , . TsapeH»»* of Election! T. V>. Lnoton, E. H I barncjl, J. 11. gotica. Cfewkv*f Ejection: Thee. A silo. . -Yori'ai IkHrlct-No, *. Geneva J*i seflinte . 1i-'is vn rK . ' L i . o j Hm m ß that at dd Court rn r .A in t im e .^ h ock T r in o i(;ii . '■ « * NO BKTÌ’KRHINÌNfi <-A« SKR' h a lla st . n o d u st , n o »Ib f * R E S E R V A T IO N S - n ’A 0 organization operating in tuii open, abovh.Intani w ay./an never.go far wrong 8q long^ts it is mnd«!up of intelligent 'people lik e the cilru* growers of . , Floridji. It li worthy tlj^s iaM ftenee o f tliepeoplp'of^jjit! Stato AjitfgntiJlctfìh' th« siipport ttf all gVourcrf who want to secure tl^o la’rgPÀt 'possibIpI rctuYh« for their fruit. It asks that thi* lie given it yvar of great crop produOtion, ou i t h e grouod.that the aupp^K is ili!«rveil. ' 1' - ‘ TULM AIN, <3 A1» (-1 and pw E Y O V R F A h fittI T P «NT ° * , >t T- ;, �'- » f *«s T-: " ■ ; * * ,. • ■ w»—»jim m u . V .. 111 SB I y • * / ' • - .w " : ■ . ..* ! 1» 1 ? . t jhH tÎ RS^TTHIBU ÏW■ f; *• “ » ^ • |i*/ à g in n .»iHrlbatof• IIL>F*t „ Prinoe Victor N apoleon for Six T e a r s ty a s R efused th e Hand of „ V. P rin cess Clementine Who W a s *h» ^ ¿‘riWULr * pŒ TBBMÏNATB«' ,., >„¿11^*, * •* f ' Kety a -P r is o n e r in ‘ the . . . . I- P alace Until Death o f A fly i M onarch and th e Anu, Mwthr. IT#*»,•r » . ? • T . :. • u t , * • V i • ~W "\ ." r M 'p*lK•. •/'i*: .¿j (;*i!stu. ' . ___ U.Î5 n/'. «a*»rw, **« WITif A SPKAYBH „ V -. MfcaWrtf**4 *r - , fKNOI.8 < nKsyc’Ai;.CO.,. . 1' * j £ r * * . ^ r. **** bon ' dd&iU*»7 i tt v i i of th* utmost con ^ 0« c W preuw^r to the throao of J E S T * »to Belgian. rtrmnltn. a* V . ^ v -> ™ a »«napartlBt P*rtt h re- i& JX y th* Kongo tUi0i u> rflaWaki Jo qfng ovof tiw ar/irol of a. prince friendly relations with iho foreign Qft •v -• Imperial. and tho mother of the lit- •/lco TTf-J ■ 1 .*'■»>maa?» ,r in Parle. Th« »afety of Jlclalum ,tU' prince, who was Princess Clemen1 lUplf (Kpooded'gpon Prouqli good will. 1 « • , . . ; iTAMtÀVJrlA! . .tine,of BAlgj^nji declares she 1« tho When i tho Ooneparto ptwUjntfvr, r«r Om 'v iit,h r* P * * ' O f c *■'• . ■&Applo*t wom’ari.- In tho trorjd. She after listening to tble eipoeftlotf- of ,luUy prkyoti for n eon. aud'nbw the* dyhaeUc dlplom*cy. ¥rnltiiw«J,’i<i'AP««|f I *A Eu *» T r y a rn ?* * of Jqva. Leopold a pnly reply, It w«» T î t 'N with a rear royal romance, that of said, w u "Itioxtlngulihable lSughter. Prthco Victor Nujftjloon^ and the Bel- But the prince had formed an cndi(r.. gtftyfiPtMtm.•\Fbr*«ir.iy«nni the twt> Ing affoctlon for the-prlncaei and he waited for each other;.Tor old King ^ war, «■ r«aotv«dU» roaolvod-to Wd^itW' bldfr'hltf' Uthe. Hihe-.i TA » • iV a fjo rt.«/ • W e e k l y , - v< : ' n l*® fgjhcr of tho prlopes*. I. ,s eiv* And.''the. grim old.kj^pg iuptjfhtaj K M '-H ' • “ ¿their mnrriftffA. “The mere youogwt daughter a-prlitirttu-. TtT** t o , .• tjef It helped ttf embitter bin tha time when Iho moral wreck m tfl«1 I g W A É ja k 1i n c T g g j ■I. . , -. r. king!; of the. Hflgtan» ,haJ Olftal. th* I , /I -« t f iJjh Wrld with »candal. Hla chArigtd^ ir <1; colonal Ip crory respect, loat na'rUnr ió)d *tll5?.Now In the capacity of Jailer, and the holp «ho prie* w.Sfi.50 Icaa Clementlno dural. not -stir from é e d w ,M « i ^ ; her room wjthout the prior permlackm Of her Inexorable-parent. Dally ah* ' tt e «ili further, ’.waa-aummooed to tho’predWnoA of har jtmtcductlen Ir» «wl-.; f«flier, who put to hoi- tha query: ' : illj • *. rtf, ntctlon with fhU ••Will you dwear nartr to'-afe thla ^ y v ' V. •-■ " » -puhllc^ldo. 0 man?” • < . .’ •' ’ ,;•'* ■ The anawdr of the prlhcoaa waa tho m « « .« 1 e r , Bwcefeat. bat the Ilf meat; for ahe -.•-•Rf»9inlrtB* H>*i never forgo( her »< nse of duty to her • *• t. * . .. . Ih» ptw ptkt.w* parent, \vftom b»»<i lander]/ loved wfvjn V \• t ■<ti*r ti < S h i.l à (*r It* rfk* ol ( all the, world wy« ftlled with IbaUting c^n xn-J!pYitk<* Bill. for hla vlcea. Ant Aryl tho old king who hated "hla wlfe. hhud hla alator.,bated W hat Y o n G e t ' i n : C o l l i e r '« bla two elder daughter«, lovi-d jealoualy, iein*hly, Ida youngeal child. Uà is* 'u Prlnceib Cleraontinre. O ¿m>% ¿ r When ,!j® t§n»rt borne to ilmatela fmmr'U»e jlanclng glrU of Parla, from 1000 FJitoci.lt ,hla:4 anfln Junketing on the ntvlora. It jraacahe who nuraqd him hack to a !V«.«r v» . k|ndo( health nnd decency. 8 li«i drove ■ I ..;,v abroad with hltn, and whan she waa •V»‘ %N {-‘ , »»-i*. with him tho people did not hoot him 0 In tho street* With’ kindly reaped •k .• 1/ * : ■ f *«V. j theylifted their beta to thn Prlnccwa * * Y-f. ^ c3 a-^- K■' i Plumenline.gnd bar old father.grim:. a ■ f-" ' ^ «... .............. , .*--rdautd bhwa(T»airil took the «tUit«» ~ ta à ------lait tU ^ a n il ............. oveu onUm hla death hlroaeir. Tie mlvpr Jippeanft ^n public he.; warhoti; hln '’youngest Oaui* blr QV^n klhgllom unleaa, aba.-Wfip* ófiiUatt' the fatal promptings of uer By J»U>|jtfe. Bhb <«ra» h'la ahlf^il'anH *4 V V’ heart and fancy. .He..renjl«de5J her, IA»N>u«:Ww : ahu \yjw’ hbrn«n»w.and r \ One Inch CMd/Wlll lie Pohilshed alfnoat with hi* expiring UreaOi.,dt the dimpouioni; 'Mid ahavww tho dog on der This Haa^Iag At Thet|ÎBte Of f7J0 Bonrboa btìytó u^-lihr~ V*1n«V of the Th* t h * a h % ? 7 . ’* xet hbf„ Dancv, M « « trtdln * PerVaar. , ■ n . . \ v . , position , . And the ayieeilitiaxta *w^ltod, grow­ nlilajl IIn TÉA ing older* ••Now and .then ,thqy.’ sgw«A*»* 1à*1’ _, *** V J each other—»at Uw; opera, at Ihje'cotirt^ TH O M A S E M M E T „W IL S O N f J pó 'tw»*%ela f ^-•',lr lhA c|im «i *They' etHk .lh**^5ech ; AlToKNKV A nd COUNSELLOR y l ,ty otjtey' doroteilly; they. wur« of^Vlfe p o r l n l l a h **»• •faco of great sweetheart*^ In iplto AT-LAV. tr'^ÌTi*- enjgogcnicat betvréfto the'prlte U«*^ftata Attam«r ^ ïrJ’,,‘ ¿se'ùl» »I cesa and the prete/»d>r to the' hypo7*. n L»le v '' thoüeal throne of*lh*J Ftencb waa a ; • ' lamio what r o m a n U c * ' E p r ¿K "4 I yean, since »he wa*J t&lle^ -front -Prtinçe, tho chief-of the 'ItokapaftJatà a had .lived Ip Brussels. Ilia Ilf*, .to out» , !■ Ward »'Appearance; ij* » -V aopie what ' D e n tis ts inôroHo ïttÉitgrtlfÜon. Ì l o tdtd not’ .pjot hla Jgf*a| 'l^uoo Oir. the A?— ^ c -1 -5K ■ — »— - - 1 » V' -*5. * ’ I* . xxuMu.0. bui nctftor. dld« he, show dm .. •* : ■tmitftmjft wltB'hla lei. ■ -’j — 7 * (iarner à Allmaehla* la jà efyapafàtlwely, anjàlF <lty, }iut tho àraLlnjill&g oPÙio f*ct •.< that thè pTFlnto./atf thh'prlncii* w*n Strictly Cash V* Terms Moderate— fftttrntlvo waa -gtTen i t *n«T of ’ thè • u ." • horkebark papar chàaqa whlch n-. « -V: nmong ÀJjo favori U*. -r*oreation«:'.of - I ■ r-Hf* HNwifrtA'aeeioty, At thla paper cbaio V -.r ,.v . Prlrit«’victor «Baa..vlttoriona and Prtttt , •* cesa Clcù]enUjiesttuached thè trophy, ^ »rT»^ • te hla eo*t. Her - (iBOieftÿ D kC O T T ES . I, ÀPonce^the I l«¿a 'jecìitred lo - bo .¿orAHORNeV aso OOUNSf «A**» p ■I» ■ » ■ !i~* ■ 4**# V«*/-* ' ’V . wV \ ,3 V ?U A c c e s s io n 'o f Albert. — ;— <? \ •> o- • * . ^ . * . i ? f c ;; « W . ’ •* f£*^vt ■1#WzH' m U'“/. .»- o * t h c r m ^ ^ - z * A 7» V 1% , ^. o«J ■ 1. » t * A ,* iff. . *JL ■ft*’r * în. »f \’ 'During tlye summer months is tqtfjbest ' -, _V:- Ft oughly dried op our drying racks and will . • •• •t• fcc delivered ih ‘-a perfect condition—evefrw !- s’ i < ? KLJ • > j J?: J * ■ \ Our specialty is higK-class print- - -• .* piece perfect,. fe?uv .. - . - v .s v _ » f * » Còme iri today anjl give us your-order. , f .•» ' .*-*•■' ■ t* ;. Ink, Carbon- Paper,: Blank, t • rn>v. for ■A * • ^'-v> -'-1‘ \\ * » ^ Counter Pads, Gardbqard, . (in dll ‘'colors)» : ;.«V ■ M t/**-»*^* .’ r * *^ A 11*I -—----\ ------ -p.Hono.aia •-—« JLv.X+ H • V ' . j taken id. pec that'the very best work is put J* Texx ,too,, - k -„._ be l_ ^thor/ 7 v. - . ' on your v.:,:. order.. ' Then it'‘can m? m a -, It: equipped to handle your work. through the shop andspecial pAins will be g. .f m •it -w*! -V. A A ] >--.*«< . A ing, and wc have thè’ equipment and the ••-V . ./ • O' • •» skilled labor* to turn out as'* góhtt /work a* cup be had'ànywl^é. V n,. > Y?’ Af— * * . V Colliers Weekly" - w ■ '■ r v ■;' 1 Jx printing. Djs. Mason & Households ■ , I ix ■ •r. Lh> . ' , s’. ; I » ' J*I ’•.-.t. «j : n»i, #• ,V> i ç j -i' ,«.* ■' v ^ f j o y ...nature whatsoever in tlx Ìinft.iìtif vA/ . -*V -*ï' f€ ar, **v ■. I •; ì? ^ r ^ ; t-r^--------» -T—r- -pmed.lmad. • -v .J Your corrcspiaidcnts in business jtidge !l; \âmÊ * • •’ , y i c;4r Yoi| carinoti\afford à! ----— m >v v you by the stationery you use. -They ha» la l *a I,* » . . . ’ ’i* -1 / ti : - -;.v, 7- J *- *ç . jjf DR. C. G. now the aubtlo genlua of the -crafty monarch displayed Itself In ail Its power; - Re­ ceiving .the FYqpch pretender ♦Uh th* eaqulalù dnfcrcm*> •hla fpàhhcr could •astiai*, tho wily Yin« prt.fcB»*tf.'htp perfefct .wlUlngncas To acoepY the' prlnc’A for o-«oo-lndaw. ;'But «loco BUTT DtarrisT^^^P HbLa»» - , Onto«: Yuwell DulUflng SANFORD..E1AIRIDA >7 ¿1 _________ •■■ ■__ _ . . . ___ V : M. G . R O W E . A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W { H 1‘KACTICE -IN AlTL COUHTÒ ?*rr Oftc»; Roonul Id xtuf l*. ’ t ; Wtlbotft U&Kk. ;3<d Ftwr Ò EO . G . H E 1U U N G I. 1 , - jAltorhcr.«^».^ ■,.•■• , Aj • • j . Zr 0 (Ikii|1»TJiiFHVo.ma, SA^fCJjUY. F1.A. Théo; • 1« +> .’ n .♦ „ r .» * 1% - A -* » - . - : an w. First«L£*iurô7Vària» V M O D ISTE SA ^ork À Btoc [p np[[-IS*iy j 1.7th «¿«ra ti servita Bk Tho-'arlljck.ini^erlal Ta Ufefr aecond-i child- :^5T*fe flnrt woiujugla], .Uie Prim c*:** Clotilda. Tho BmpraAa-rBugiqda, the FYcocb rnpohlio ,bM T*i*ed olijoe- waa alwaya heartily In favor of thi tiona. -Lboperd must for>ld the bamia.” and tho bulk o/'h«»r vast tof. Prlnccts Cl«neh tide had toll mated a purpmte tq avili hentdf of ber legal ar* advantage of being thirty-twp Ï**"» old bjf, marrying h«r .lover. J § that ' lAkMy ÙéÌ. • ■L , styyÿ. y;*,; - Y ' r -î,.Vulr ** * Phone No »: J 4 8 107 Magnolia Ave. ,- .. . .■ . v , 7 ,■ ... i -■-, .*• - - * - i -'f- ■ -V-; *■•” ’ 7'•** n»v. •irt»* ra ■.»i* . rrrr — - T\, «rxï» VÎÎiïiï ■Jj^ìy dia >- : - - ?7vf ‘ ?. - H. r* X t -r had , ."¿v * ••'7- ' All Work Delivered to Ani) Pert of.City *> *, m ì FLORIDA SANFORD. 15 •mtcLMi UK • ■« »-r. f«-: t./carw old. and tAd prlnca NÓpotson. - A m 7 •‘ '•«sfa r,? ' ftoc ìlioca > **T 4 . ■■ ■' V . •Mrt i While, they last ‘ .» f «•'£ »1-*1* **y 11 «nd i«wèlry4tfc|wdfiiiii I le per sheet. ‘ (Black, Blue and Purple). !**' •ÎLÎV!’ ■ 3337 ;• f I— -»'ffMfiL TA -Ikx,w> - P» ’ .wxiBXicarbon of the very best makes, usually * >r 2T-2c per sheet. ^ «»iter jtbo. overthrow of tho Preach empire Public iTjolcl*1(. marlt*d the occftolon Th« murubor» of thn 9*voy anfl'7»onaparte fdinlll* -* wore proaMU intt ( -i’ rlncn l>mU .Nlipoloon, tqo yoi »- T--* . . lly withering-am} 'that, tho prliieti- was turning bald and waxlng fat in thoee long-fears of- waiting the-, princess gr*w to be a ^ypbol~«1ayafljol,of'utihappy -love far the «aUre^.fiatlonr Catm Belgian, aweethearta promised* each <khar to tov» Uka Clamantlne. v 1 - 81x-year* they waited.; And th*» Ulna 'iLcdpotd *died and king. Albert hecemTed tiiq:throne. • ” „• ^. Wltb hi* acchsaloJt tho royal bhjecllonitVM« rernoved. k 'Thl» was ¡ia* largely to the attitude t»f Prince Vic­ tor:/himself, wh<y alVaya refrained frojn attending ofdflnl fetea. and cere.moalqa ¡in DruaeSla and from In any. 'w .^VgtnBarfaaalng the ralallona of l^-Wnrn ffrid Prifteiv Aa sodn aa court edfqhcUo allowed th* two faithful «weeibcarta war*, marrte«!, at JtonchUprC. itnly./ ‘ Prince Victor la a cousin- of King Victor.J-hamsnuu) of Italy. ; And Iho tbf Voyul can* e^th centuryj fw hlrlr l*rlnleaA 'Clotlldn, *i»ter of asssic-3 iwi-ii« . -r- » ’ ■ �/ .* t'owlaV 4(e m>■'i t |Ü lh îfV |r They jjfiËTÎ uqnyfr&îpiV: ¿man who.gota le ttre club n O ^ y ït PWYINGSEASONS ‘other placa r^t 'Mttit, «Wd «Vayik,,^tjU •rather lata. Tho V * & n g and ctonlng dates ; T H E A B S T R A C T O R S E X P E C T -TO Clearwater 8tfn ifjo o d t - ’ •* . / ' of the fending major and minor,;! leaguea for the present season JO Y S FK iJ^I l u t : A certain fcfe^rwater nigh who show that a majority started tha , not been home* .tò ]eu (0& ¿ id ‘ who season on or about' April 44, : nét-arrive Ife ;tfm hf '«pMrJght Automobile Hide, frndored by eit-' and complete (heir schedule o n ; ■ ,\Thfj Floods AfifOriation of Title luncheon— if tj^effe h jw fw S R »ns? -, Men will meet id tbidf, Third Annual lacns oP Palatka. Labor day, September ‘j. T h o; finally'lpiuled atThiJ.’utSfW<rt>4•*fdf Han.m^ Putnam ilouae Dining slaying Poison for 20 of the * Caavcptionat PajatKa on May* ¿6tji was gf{*tcd y /ittfA .s ltv e ry ^ Ia thut and SJth1 . T h e ;fajlowlng ' prtyfr&m mftre Important orgknlistloni RooiiOilonday, 7:30 p. m .,, you, de*rF‘ frdfnhW Vt/feia room .-. follow: . will be cf|rtled outt S, ', ' Tjte following, perhaps othorafl^ll 5*kjt ft;” hevrfeMrpndqiV'fuccinctiyj Nationalleague—April J4 0erespond to , toasts: Day, _V\, Opening *. ¿t t _:" 'May ¿<i" 25th, .'.tfi ' 1914-tobef f ; ‘ * Hop.' M .’ P. Bouslog, Pres. Jlmer. tio4 . titVlng fpY 'miftlv djj»*’t W P onAmdricau lAgue—April 14-Oe- ; Aasotoby Hall, Putnam House Aasn. TIHe^Memn, Onlfport, hRa»,* 1 ^ s t . a ^ l l f e f a i * '* # Parlor* -, ■^hjiVv't ¿tiliste,” ‘fte ;aiswe^««i'. Hon. .Carroll D .' Judson, JUdk» A'.Federal‘ ’fraghe-April ,13<)oU :06 aT*% Call to Order. antP»CKÌrobi(iefving a Jprg* bunch of sonville. * •' •• S • ^ «nKae l V t i l i i » •‘A* ' 1 ;/*,Addresses of Welcome: ^•^yiin^a taSyj^n Ihe.balf &*;*pifglU Hon. Itohtij J5, riKvU, Gam** jptariatlDnil^*-April' ,|l*Sep* , ÿ Hçir. S. J - Kimncriy, Mayor, on tb.Vhungo. the conVeraatlqp '•ffvine. i / 2 5 ¥ a* - : : r . ‘ 'v behalf•of th« City of Palatka. tnp^Wlng: ‘ ‘ What 'a beautiidf b<flNow York State—April St^flcp* : Mr. B. K. Jarrett. of Putnam t)iAt <>f flowersl” [ ililU m temSarAi V ■;.'•• , .• ,* 'Cor, Palatka, FIs. , T e ^ T ? ^ V '*-Seiich»bec. 7. ’f ‘T h e y arg lovely,” assented thè R»QOÇf«s V*yf :*y , , /u • ^ W c^ erti^ lj^ il. 17-ScpteinU«r: TWV'.W. H> Lpwlcy,,8t.\A«a4i ; M,rf l F _ L . Mack,*’Bartowi ■ • t Hoi?.*')?:, A. Näsk, Miami , !;• '^Jehutlf'.U;’ * •continued Hip iatè Mr. l{crt Fmh. >1i-T..iivl. ipiotaber 7. ' — Api Hon. Ci- ^.r Goodrich, Or1áh«f arrivsFyntlnbtJsWit’iliy . ‘ 'Freshf too Northern . -TEtbll Cailft-and ft<ifeiatr'ation of BoúCÍAi * k m r l Lake City I.should, say. TK«ir perfume js^Jo., tomber 7, .. .8 | UghtisJ. . Sc Uthörn Michigan—Ma#-'ll- ; Eioetintr^bf Jfew Membetw, .7 ; 8epT30uW.il. h ü til A «l d r ■; : , Bouthy'-ÁUantic 'A pril *.#*Awg-00 ¿^'n»t fc^I JO Ordffr» . 1 r JL ■ PrwiidhrfiL'ß.j'Ä; CouUon, 0¿i¿e* W it > .v -• ■ í . ; i¡ Gebersl^. djjcnwji&n '.ÜL qptoUorx New’ England—April 19-Bep«r p M id fh B Î M R . Golgoti/ Gain«* Àitbraì.m^.hk ^reeotW f* •ee.fiyrf'. ÇtortibT Sfc- ■ . V :h. ;: w w tto w iif»t^ ¿tm im ü u ¿ m m m t g TITLE MEN« WILL ¥■ Isi*#*1Ix«W » « ? V l o t f . M \ * **j WftxJr-corkI* f * e i f e r » T t ÿ | y cff •^ÛrpoHtyi. Uf'i buoy« j*[iî idijíp« i i f j lli)Qlt,U('a((0. lA; rnijp>tle.’v.4% ûll '-V^Al^P^.. n'tóaítirlal jp*de bi xvtyaÎJttym hùtiï'rt » lÿ w ^ H k f i U ï ^ p ^ ^ t l cofk ®tÉWÎ\T; C’ )»1r l» J#<.Uff\ü|rrJtu-f;ar ;gin if -1fl uiVünattng« g bs rthi.l"1.Tj maUi(t*î)p1tAnJ(1.f|u*tô by dt»*; ¿| | ¥ , » t , „ •^emlair 7. ,< * . Î*aci8e , Coast—B arth' jlMte.< $ .. V il.1- *• J'"!*5, .# • *1*7*»,'.,- i v 1 ‘ v '^ í.- A R o r n o o W ^ a i i J A '.^ V / tobar 25, i* lAfA4-. - jy i Cali td 'G ^ rt/^ > No frtiwey W —Aprii i4-s¿p *■-XddrçM :," What'u.Complet e-Ab* YiTdnlaWprtt lASeptomber etract of Title Shuuld' Conlíiin —' 5 A Lawyer's View point.'” “ 1 Association—April ' "_j By H oji^.R oV rt E ^ 'p a v l»/* ^ G jUucs vüVo tí isr* Aasòdl atío tfídjSf *, ; Ohipcavine;. F lorid^ 'v ■*♦. r ” V . ’. k A dib W r ’T ftjT kipMc&n '‘Aaso! *f, Cflrt i ^iij.- Mey 7.8«pteniber7, • ciatjjfyn .h^ T ^ I s Men.” • ! v‘ i l|ay ^peptember 7.. Dy; •jfon< ' V>í, P. JlovuJóg o f vA^ Cfjjffport, Mí!* \ jp n 'MdVh t óì tho 1 '.v ìi .a mortegli Aj»^7laUont [ o f , Title m i à i FIEL-OfHS, ARE, FA M-iL ■ . . W '. ', . \ Qbèttion Vtog-^TKd Abstractor’s V. ' Ogfm» Is Full o f ‘ Example« of PlAyerg, ^¿Xth© Ar* Short In Stature But X it -- Long on Ability. ( v .— • x r * ¿1‘ f) %tflg bion goaerally laid tno f ? * $ In baseball, because of tho Idea .-.that the fellow with a big franiffAUtuhTty b&s more strength bchlnd^Tils df“ ■forfli. Buefi'a theory may hdrd goqd Iq rcghfjjr "Xo pitchers, m ost'of whbta ara dppoodetit'to a certain extent on session their spend for success, yet the gamo la full of examples of players la other poettlons who have bean ahort. In ataturu but long on <M|dllfy. , r . ' v f Among the present day midget stars may b o . mentioned Maranvllle and B*hrs.“ wbo Will bo working side - by side this summer at lloston. 'Tinker, .¡Eyart' old side kick at Chicago,-too, was a small man, while Fred Maisel of tho Highlanders and K ddlo‘Faster -• oN.XhlltHU'g. Nattonals, ’ are . In the featherweight,' mast. Miller Hugging, .¡the Cardlndl»'.chief;1 ChnrRq O’ Leary, * J h e Detroit short fielder, and Eddie £bt>, •_,lins,- Mack's'Atsr, are small players, *. .*“ '^ • _ - - * :*?'Wv Ÿ ify 'atiff ìfiftUf aré epoclilíy irpfit,:*“ . ‘ ¡; v'. WtU. V db b»d *t th« M J íftM f ' .k 4* I . ‘fc *»- I« T HREE t w r ? of ’ Abat |dè», baij U»v jftotoJijjyil^. ldfljjcouplelrtÿ. I , aygf,rush ofT to ^ cv h yy\ 4„ inartlo'ftii ,lTvL r¿l tifi last Vice President, Ç . W . Goodrich O risn do/, , Sccretur>', Geo. S. Nash,, Jacksoh ii- . • • à■ b sro,. H, K e h n é ^ A.' • T Ip N A L . W EÛST Tho G n fr iwV ¡l.^abbrtt tioú ary itíh i ContniúB tho j Wil ¿ s í í k O o sí I M .'S . Nelson, Flura1 r<Hjnd[ hen nirtimoHtT V' • w miahiw Ruiinen, ^ .\ ì .Çle^tipn' of Off!wirs. Ífcjpírtioíf of Next Poace of Meet' Olbcêriir1ft-l4: — ’ ’ President, D, It;' Colson, Gaines- Bale^jtiled,.3 jcr7farnrTr^ Well,. 8 ^ cleared, X house. ..good W , First Stl ’ r. half.rv million dollars. ., . ’ o,l ua toil yen'hbo.ut this tntist 'rtmiirkfiLio^ioglévolumm‘>^ Free Reading Room IMPERIAL K^JVüt.1 v^aa^A U E tm S X ^ THEATRE W ^ S jg o n d '^ hand W^ttLOO sttk. May^JSsb, Sirici- Shop 4 ti t t^rtr.ëet. • ; ; ; 7Ï-2tji Writ* for sample patte», full parm ticuu«, otc. • Name this — — BUILDING— ,— Open Taesday-Thârsiaÿ 4 to 6 and V When you , want a -tybewrite* it*. Connellyt alati rid on s qnd rirbon. ;*- Saturdays 4 to 9|i. m Sweet and White. T’ractlcatiy the only posy permissible in a black velvet hat le the gardenia. For ; hqfx-* - Î?rr^îaiñi*'l u ut 203 Etûf 10th 8t. * . Strangers Welcome X f urnitm* *75-tf Fé^Bale— Black Traddle ard driving muftì .-Inguini of J. D[< Rphsrti it K. t X ! .. Lfitimi ' BliitT—-176 atta, targo pari choi’ocet hammpck Und t/ii^ wtU prùObtbly grow citnu fruit paf"rtt-' etables; Wi^'^JkaulifuJ rivef frani, modi cm hou*i,'jtri<» 37,500^' Ernst Utn, St Pitemhuj^, ila - 60-tf For Ssièr-;^. good "home well lAestwL ] 3500-xash, Iwdance easy payments, f ■ GTrôom hoÜser'li^wt. n - i - m rmsiit^ j . UTCoqur tmd bâtbj ÎÎ00 cash—monthly $pgyhientk. / . WcJFTofatod* lot 3350. $50 «d». j b p I a ^ W ’nthfy. Connelly, 109 M»<* ) nolin a.wnue. • V 67-tf to buy new, up-to-date aftd seasonable goods at sacrifie'e prices? , If you have not, then don’t fail to v . , ’ </ Hhraid Çlfllee, For Rent— Completely futnbhrf uio With pTètfô; r< > n to "s m s w r iw\steps to postofflie. depot »»d Hiintt codk. A. W. Brown,f Be-, mrlac. Florida. ‘ 78-tf ^ekèêrowds every tO of the sale you will find t-he stock picked over • Eddls‘Coljlns, y Mack Star. i *rf m ' ’■ J •1 ? yet they are Ml north-lhnir, weight In. gold to theft piuVat ;V T As a w atterof raef.'whti« there had’ been a gen urn) clamdr for big' pfon among club Awnors, It la deqldedly doubtful whether men of short stature ou the Ipfield / haven’t aiVMtvDntngo over the taller performera^iHe from .¿lnit basemen. Thu little ^«tlowa aro U& b etrer Ike earth, and .bti those hard • drive« that seem tq‘.cllrig- to the ground they bkve the knack generally . o f getting down quicker, ■Of course^ there are some clever big men among tho Inner circle guardtana today, -Including liana Wagner add La: Jole, tiut ordinarily the 'midget can handle^ htmimlf with mçre speed and Aglllty on ground balla than his h*avloot and.more bulky rival,. • . / ' O’Rourks Let Go by Blaona • Frank.O'Rohrke has been releag^d -•by the Jiaffafo lAUmsUopal Hague /rlùb teethe \VllkBj»b«rn»^^IUb of Ufa New York 9ta f e ' »agua.. O'Rourki» waa iccu^cd l^at Ve*r by Uu? lli«oas 'fron) the-Ho«t«m NaUonals! ' - •'. .As , Berryman Rsplice* Berry. )T ! . T h e, Portland <:o<ui .leagdo "bgÄ- - *' i •■ ... !* ' _i .fl*.,-- RENT Funitshlijr tÀ «> /Of rent Trrrjru « sonable*. Apply fark sjnwi«»«- ^ . Kor : RçpI-tJ l arge 'píesísn^t rooih ■ ‘T'flef/Wne, ílífcjíic lights and *>thi Tohycili(xb'e«fl< 'Apply 4l8..0*k At ropnis'and baili, a»« ; h olía . avgmie, .,lkí«wni . . Fifth* » ConfoIlV. A iw#*« Th is sai« clares next IN T O D A Y ! “7 1 M 1S C KL À£ì E O Ut> If Jjou want .to buy or a* UyV Real Fwtqte 0%ch,i*;H �Democratic Primary Bath# liutrurtiom: T « *ot* for »njr canditili*, qalk* • <tom iX ) i s , Iks iquiro la tfco appropriai, «-»lumi, accorciai la your f hair*, at tha H«ht of hi* Rari». Voto your Brat ckulra fa 1k* flrat rotava: voto your »«rond thole* la tha a.tond roto ron. . .n If tbar* la no aorond roUfair at th*. light of a aim*, «ota your Brat choleo only. ,.Do out vota moro than oao choir*, for tb* aova taadldat*. • -, -r-*gaLa ' **rli« fi|Utíc*S situation Ja-«Sam­ p l e xoffrly W» V>nt«hlnf that .no . aA W 6H D '»rjP U B L !C UTlLlTItfS C a n > c w i Jé<í** n t ti>0 P osen t irF. F } be- g R TnfcVlloh^W * * « f out a now Ve««' ayory J*F •«* wil*t lB *ood .* d s > v * poor '.tu ff tomorrow ff * d « the ;e»tapai*n draWc t o / * «fosa ¡S B candidates áre etmani tinder :v .Senator, For Unittd ^ HileÇ'Rpsnm? Vhf' the, Many Adran{.«ÏW at (ho Mammoth Plant ' Thh limi question asked by tin) etranger .within o fy 'g a te s ia that dr the wafer/spy ply,*ita soyree, the quality.in d ethe prie«. Aleo the ele«v: trip light» a o d g a a fy id the priceJo* •ante! Äs .this h i*( fdîtion o! The Herald.**ilp\b« rfhitdijtiteii over tl)ç <‘‘^n|fy( and «bin W n.atQf who aré anaje^i" to ]o#are'V r a 'V few word# •bout óùr puplir utiOtlea would not Unceda Biscuit *5r • . A c r is p , e len n , n u tri­ t i o u s fo o d . . , F or e v e r y b o d y -— e v e ry , 'W h e r e . F r e s h in th o p. m o is t u r e -p r o o f p a ck • f* , 5 cen ts. \ 0 Ú F ÍC A N U r F L E T O iJ E J l JOHN N. C. STOCKTON : — _ ----- — .. For Representative in. Congrm ¿ ‘ ' «, Fourth Conyrmioual District . * ' ** .Vote for Qne -_____________. ’-V ._____________ ST. ELMO W. ACOSt I ^ V T CLAUDE L’ENGLE jhe. dicmW, oí every taapàyer shd4^ *»pMwI»\‘?hnplnoIe douqty.V Follow- “ In* otic tòVÌ AtiènV^uaiom of létUog ,5¡ v » c j r m a ¿ h g ^ ^ 6 4o i v h * a t t l j » w h i y * WM. H. MALÔNÏÎ the largest corporations of ®¡ thp Btate. Since jfe eju»not\ ha^e oar pVnr utflide«. in> a rndnitipal lilnot the* nest btvst th|ng is to have’ the Sanford Utilities CoH aupiiy Jur ■wants.in this Olfaction as they hav? greatly imprpved the plaqts In every 4w*y Winop their perchsae-end under the - 'capablo management' '•’at • Mt Wesley. Fry are1trying to give>tfit reason that it would..bo iirdglcal to permit, y o Of “second jtfhojje vote to cancel that of yotAvftrsFrholoe. • . ‘(Some are un deg’. the ' lqtprts&lon that on failure to ALBERT M . WILLIAMSON, For Commissioner T . J. X lM ’ L E V A R D ,. Jr. *ii ton'll.. r is i^ja a iM ri***. feathd, it is the »«thé na W you had votesi in the iirat primary and had (ailed .io çpàfcübtjiate in the /eñeópd. If tha Voter,'«ingW-ihoota A andMècline« to Vvota''* B hta aeconap end these two lohd,. nothing la‘-¿idned, à« f1 plplained iiViilnfniiit KefrtPV 3f he I«a Un J as before.'- H had voted {A-I) Ida vote for B .would not >o counted.' If the voters will lmneiuia ft ' n nV.*V rUn *m*nlii**.*■ Ithat Uaft *. p re « jrit'.Opoii themeelves nort aecoqd choice' votes will be counted egeeptini. taose for the defeated ckn^J dldalaf/'thfeV' will have tho solution of [hat-question. t \ "It" h«*^V^d;»aid that . * plurality nomfftattih ii posaltjie. Where thiee I ;W,.A. McRAE F o r F ußt irr 'S upretti* Court ' [ Í o r í U one of-(Ur best"in the tidutb arid i^ dependable, .something that hppeafs « to * every consumer. Th« power current is at^onf ■ami tho many factories *of Sanford appreci­ ate this aervied. : TKo‘ light service \’ote for Twò W .H . .ELLIS THOMAS M. SHACKLEFORD For County Judgq \)t Gf!0, G. HERRING pisada, dçafj Guaranteed W e if‘ £*‘er Hosiery For • . "Men la d Woltien , Ladies’ HpefUl Offer F o t C lerk C ircu it C< urj, 9 cent* for telegram wo» vecrireii har« W «v «y annouitrtoffj t€kV;,dfn|h of ñg. virited. hli^fuifi^l«rÇ[»PvJral herd dgH’ f f t r '^ i * fri r ^ e ib t..o ('« ’’ rire, apr f iring ^be aeri oil# Hines* .o f Mr. '«¿ f h riDthç^. Un^ffwood tvìia U rccognl ^ t > a ^ n bulldftt r a c k e r t o cen ts, F<^ ..Lipdted'.Time tH iiy- if »red mother. Thsrfym psthi tho ma^^ W ende.o f-th<\*Timily hero' go uut U» Hiem and It ia hhp«*3*,!bá+ iJ^a tn will.bo spired, to th«ijl* . ’ SA IE Ü A im a y a lo o k f f t . f h a t n om «< <* rr ( ircult Court ppena Todsy‘ ik’ F ÿ( Superintendent Public Instruction -tT * . V' V o t a . W fin n . d Í l ; ^ 'h ® h h er ROLAND O L D M A N T om çto wràps and tom «te at F. Tamm Far County Comrhissioner District No. I . ■ ; " ^ ;, ' Claude L'Engle s Answer ito -The Jacksonville- Metropolis j ' ■■..-i...........i■■*»■--- -------- ». V o t e J o r O n e: 'rt*>r*n.. ut-— .'Li L, A. BRUMLEY pn «m eiosi» aits cooonuw i ouw* l ' kiols iokjed tra u n et Sonta fAflanoTái oonzayonm , iodlo*, to a wren wleooii a ■ FRANK L. WOODRUFF For County Commissioni* [l Dí^rinf No. 2 V ' . ^F^H À G A N fr '' Board ,1 m J- '•* i ; -V. •. • f -------- ». v T h c .W e s t c r n JU n io n Te l e g r a p h Instruction? Y Board of Public rnatruclion ¿pittrici No. 8 ■Yoto'forüner* ¿¿nié ÇovmitL e h w t«" ol For County Comitati Districi N o. a , ;• PAC-UMILS Of LSTTtR RKcrrfVEn . , mow TUC WANACKR Of WESTERN UNION TRlECRAPH COKEANT ‘ ' IN WASHINGTON. D. C ;C ‘ d a i c.çrckàÔ N " ' * f 7: - J.S. DIÑALE • - - ■■ ■• -c --- i—J —- f —y. i _ .-.y------- ;> •• wúLxp- n a *iw. «□»•» ita n a n a : « ‘ .......... f~ --------------- - .........--------------------------------------- •'V .. -W .'J.M c W U D E 1. r*Ì‘.‘. .' ¿r~ . •Member Ct . ■. - ’ Vote for One ' T* headway‘ and the filling S* progressing \ COM PANYt - u fialr oi our wcll* knoVfn 'M en's V- .The^spring term ijt .Cljgyit Court Fara di sr Garters tur ene d oliar, and bpéns here today arid th»re wÜI'hé 6 denta fag postale,' _* " instay Cases uptm the dqc^t^. -The You kfH»w thcse*1loaVi they stoód thff tf^i-w han- ali olkera ilffaljéd. ■They, gfye, resi ^pot comfort. Thry have pó seamn to rip, ,l*hey neVer' beco ma lo ose ppd baggy sj| thè shspe U 'knlt lii, n^t^'proased la, T h e y 'rW Gqarantéetf .flhefteos, fot atyle, C â .M e L iVU G ü L m ™ »«a N A T IO N A L r BISCUIT * rf V ~ lloae wjthl writ ten r guataotpeiml, - î . j ' f l l d f e N HOt f " 1 J fh cr B u y b ia c u it b a k e d b y . .filji -•jjaij Qf ',ouV ’ 35c value Ifitlw /gyaraitU cd fioae ifL blacjt or tan,'coioril with written . guarantee,! for‘,<U'00 and 8 »Umps'Tor postage. S O C IA L OFFER FOR MEN , For i ifoiUod klmo only.1 glit q»alra’ of om*, fi1irnt‘ *Hn uìilu* n m faauts'n' 'For County Amtasso/vJ Taxes f large *•harnt* ^.Btored with feed . and * wagons omr C r a h a m ■ T h e natural sw eet­ ness and nutriment ’* o f ^he wh^at arc re- *■ Ufncd. giving them aVîdelightfui ^ a v o r. For Sheriff "Kilowatt Dates and the Asseajorihlp ■ t Thimaa K. Bate« ia the logical !ow*th [ and tho deserving, man for tha df-v |lee of Tax Aaaeoaor. He ia a •poei-,' 6 eerç$ fo'r ail over 761 itive asset for progress and good gftT- hoiln. ’ gernment and %hapifd«o>*nBttatctf? It bfyond all., question 1n/>the’ rfve or • The water is now ^ajj^ r ui years he has beerfone of us. To deep nrtvilpn^woll^tft^t fi ^«Ot five h|ft« » h i t brn U h l. ■■ grttr MàflM of folly and'rank ingratitude. 'Known this lâ*‘'fiüinpe|i Into a JJfrge wteçl 5 to all wh^ know anything Mr. Ua'tes, tan^ that gives Tfe gOop4 nreasura'a? ’ ia a waywpeculjarly and moat rf- all time*. The witde' Ta "* aerated fictivdy^ht»'own.H|d In th^.makin^i WforVj itr'ia pdnri>ed in t o ^ ,iâ m K of-Seminoie county 1a* work tbat.no 'and the inliti^jr dlnappearas A dd’l s olbiq min Tn our midst -thno'ot now rtht '•notldehble. Tlfar ififine s1|m0 2 : lilfiil have‘done. Ask'irorr^sl Lake o r tho purtat in d U c ^ ^ ’ WBteB'tf »*k Frsqlc Forstet whode^^thauight available at aU times and the' rates -¡i* * « U Fallahaiiee, jink,nil' that sp!eri|iid are' very reasonable. The gas planVdupplies gas at a rea* were' there from '^»Urt to il^Ub What kind of material 'iôîiablo rate and is of good grade 'it krs that Tom Bates put iif"their for cooking and lighting at reason­ “* ;qr kind* to wdrk with. All tly?‘ muss able prices.^ •( prirvUd data, covering-fatta, flgi , Th4 nofer, electric lights and the Bits, ^ gcagraphy, soil . Jp^bduction, gas question; in SanfoFd haa been, •vuything indeed to rftlgp jtopd. In nettled for the' dipt arid , Until, ¿he As* formation of a new»,an<V>virile d ty can Hwiy th’elr own pubMç-uijl; tounty Tom Batea h&d it th«fe on itlea thé prenept owners ojt the frfeiV»ap *n^ the npigot' wide open. ' 1 .., riot give" him the ofBce of Tax tloo to the ^Ublii. The aqijployrte huttaoT (?)_. Forget the county you are courteous and obliflng at- all Hre 1á ia nam ed Seminole county. times and ready to adjust any dif­ Forget if possible the self sacrificing ferences that may arise from time *nd heroic ereW who the town went to time and the relations of the out and w elcom ed when they brought company and the public, hsv^&ean „■the new county home with them most cordial 'BUT on Juqc the 2nd vote for Thus U wilt be seen that the man ‘ Thomas K. B ite» for Tax Assessor whd intends to locate In Sanford Sgminole county. can be assured . of ‘good W8tert • -',Pon!t forget then to show your lights and gas at ruOaonahle rates »J-prcriatton for him and what he and Sanford water, is noted as the did and b now doing os your very best that can be obtain ^ from, any utility plant in tfiaM uth.'.*', •• * .• ; - V L °? ‘ o£ hi# trove ' ;-*WPV». Ocie o í - bis G L. G. STRINGFELLOW «ÜÜon; but" the "candidates have taken apace to put forth.thtlr claims and as many of them could not see iB the voters in person they tqke this opportunity of presenting their Haims and putting forth n few'Ideas ia. favo*, of their candidacy. Bead them all carefully and then pick the 0 an whp in your eatintktioni ia the hist W to serve you. • ■Vt » « « ( o n Deaths a of Or. lindo; hut A consistent -booster for / '“ a * ho;V «tate; »ö d a large ' f^PBrty owpê^ jrf.'SemlnpS? county KA* in tho city'Iaat. íTitprdáy calling a 0fl. n,»"y -friends. '.tlr/Behcfinm «uaeredvy largii IpkjAy HO< V t y f a t o p x U t u i'n a m c Of t h o fa n jou s'/iT ttlo g in g e r saap^ tfctt'pu ts f r e s h ' ■•*snap', r s o d *'g in g e r” in to J*Jc<J a ppetites, f5 gc pe |. ,|, . V A iH fN G T O N .D •. . • C o m p a n y �PAG* tl.liv NOTH g o D 0 o a a à ^ a ó p O D o o o a a o o ó a ^ a o c (o o ò b ó o D a o ^ fl^ ^ o m a 9 O « P 9 ò a a ÌM > o o a » a o o o q o j3 ^ fia c a o o « f» o a ru»»•.»¿; i that Ik* fallowing dooertbod lo,»il». « h i » » • unt duo fot U tM hrrrin nVWppoolto th» idvwrttntAg. Will bo oold al publia auction ou bo Cuwwi ÿ b f nominolo. ..I,- JU V A Ju* mhioT T ^ £ *•«Mÿf- 55 O r LAND . . 'b u c ^ . ’+ i. V u . ' l - A i u H ............. .V Lot », vt f e t ?,• f • C o n o tU f... •> ) Uakawww.. . . . . J . ‘ .V I floa lty Truot Co,­ * »onfnr.l M l. ft j. Hjj* 11tv.•i«<•«.<«. l to*«, »la ck 16. Tlor I . / . , . JMMMSI-.v .b f .w H «I * w i < »? > < * * .. ; xf>\ * Honfoa^rVcrtr/ libila. L a t/IfT Back ta««« 1616. . ...« * . .• . # 'J .,O . Tb ialina«* Af» Bhtck c.'B. 'm M i:-.1.. ► o^^rol ».-.«»■*« OU* . f^ ...... L oi 4 1 ...................* ...................... .. * W .» T k lf* « o Ov»A- Aryiitrol ■Wary A-.WIIlli 1 . 1« D i m . . . DurU^^k JU çah. W tn iiW clÎ, A'k>d W*M o* Loi <*....... .................. . . . . . T.V/. I fit U r .. , — »w it-» j » » . . tu r k o ^ l* « n. • ’!• F,,e 1 *ZYV* W i f of Loto « nnd 4 „ll)o < k 1 . . . , . ^ •: 1 > 2» Oknoirn nbjoain •kboarn N K of I * t 1 6 ............. . 7 . i ; ............ » 1*6 « la BR cor of Lot .6« ............... ... B ‘ j Of L « u 10» and 106 ■] llo o a r d Packard Land Co. Iti Ad- miai: t j -a t j R & | & a /. - «fi ftVg4M57t** Where the, tropi&Hreée ant! hahiral beaitties pf kt, Recorded In fla t Bonk A, B a io ’ 1 11 •¿■'W ■ V‘ >i\ I. J n '.lllo c l 1 . . . I. * loch- a , , . ^ . . . . . . . J * a ‘ d.WJd). . . . . »7 20 26 SO 1 ... if1 f»0 «0 * 1 * 2• » 10 ■ ^ • ^ A. D. Htontlforif"« u m . IV,'P laca. •■ Ml saafo.d. BoMrdtd fa fMt Bonk A. r » l« fo County llttorda) ' . \a. - ■■ .*• • *1 T cor o f •!••• * M ' Ik ’ f c t r ‘ A l . . , ft 12. ^ « ^ i-k •‘ !0 V v '• . • - C. O. JKW ico............ Wool Addition to AtlBidoRl» ltrca,i)rd In Plot Book A, Pago l i t ’ . . (Orango Co onto Ilccorda) .f i • ,!V “ Jv O. Therein • ' « .'L o t l u t i , -nfey (. U William«. ' t t o 'ih * W and IQ ri,o S of NR ♦ot Sots 4, T p 30. Reo Ì0 run W IH. < L » l > r u l l « r . ., f , . . .. ...4,v ; r ■ - r . •W ? » M p k i O r : ? . . . j •Proof ¿»can if ,\ d 6 l'!•« U AhpimOni*. Hocutdod In ^Ut llonk B, Pago Tg • . • . -. H**- e -, fO rânge.C o l o n Nocbydoj . U f ». « 4>t â , ^ f i ‘ i , >. r : . H a t t y rVoMmon .% .. .. ■ l ion« Third Addlilen io'Allamwntfv Botirrdedìa rtkl Booh B. Pago » « 8;i: EiS:: U t 63. 63, Of 4 x.t 12 - , t . . „ . ■■ ^ ii «T trr. h ai îc w Ij , .; » h o y s t 'k . p f X h ' i . . . -.H j).H . PoHVSiU»lt)lrt(^M at tttS p r ie ., * *■' * JT -, IKnk, l'agç O ryng. 0 » « J 7 1 ' U f - 1 . : . IT. iV lr AV ,-r 4 i - n - V ( i — : L»wi« 4 4 i i m ¿4 «,} I « » O f n t y .- in ra rjlcd In M)oc.’ B ook.!, rag* 4 16 lO ( ang* C odM , R cgoid .l l^ct^fli. 65,.7nX\T'-----r - •- y i e j ' - ' • ' . .«W » . Z iy i.-. it . »•LâVéilÎJL. u . ,r ‘. 1» "Ï1 I l f V 40' • Stila- M.SWkg- ' ' V : ft IP ,0 6 * . 30 N L .'f u l.S W 'i «1.^ •• ■•■•■it. '' ,* t l » r t « w * . >--------- A . 4 t - rv Cho W and I t . « ! c b « S • - •• *1 a ./,» V V M K Ha'ohJh’' .tlnlmuwn ,. » . . fl’* ,1, ond. Tar k / T < f r . U « Un» ' o f b io to w i,}ïn . 10 run »: B'aK» Nr 1 !, cl.a . c l» H 4i> cl.. . . ^ . . . . . . '| d v A* • . ®*}/ÌSkyfc. Hrtgftlod In-Plat'¿»■V U, Pago . _______ __________ ______ U » ( part «I - ‘Î - - * r A -o *• . , fr ly . :>4 . . Ij._ . i . . . • . "", *Mli^ro« Lake Prod C< Tnirn ■ t ìin m i r , IMal ¿ » l . ' l o t r A Borordod in Pl*«t Book D, Paga )| j _____ i . (Orango Coonty HoCardo) ■' , ■ A AlfTnoik 7 , / _ £ A L (|f(naby . ..’ .Itrrordad la Plat flwok C, I ltd«) * _ • ') ■ *~ hfc II,- H<è»kfnfiyr»W.-, I«Ol l ( . Î .| , '• h fj liQI illicki l i ( ) , That part ol Soi l,iiig J£ b f O l o in iiM .iv i. . . . ... . ......... 'DoJL'qn-N.qjdo n l'S t nortruiio Avo i U t ; » k ) . W ol r: link- of Intaa♦ v V y r i ^*4........... .. ■* màJMjlT fJ m r^ h",hh 4 21 |60 ■ .» ' • F A M O U S B E C K H A M M O C K C E L E R Y FA R k S «b .n i»loltip. 4 l»c«rd etllk Plat Book I). page 31 fpranga J ja n t , JU M id iH >' * .................. -IV» o tiJ iW tc ? . i s . «0 U n k r m t e f..» ^ :: ^ A r j’»**“. ZtXX Ul ••F . . ■ ■ . IB 2« •P»6 St 26 - f ■ »«»» Hammock. R ocordod In >Plai Book -D. Pa|o 74 (Orango Connly ltyrbrdaÀ. NT4 ° Ì , f ^ 11, , . ;Vw‘ . , . '...................... ■> , Pnknpwn'i'r.-tT'.*.*., . , * -j Ufl7< it* i '■ Î - ' - " ' • '/........... ’ • > U n k n o w n . , , ''’. a ' ft. II i ........... '• • r . y itu llk rirtf.,, . * 7: 1 Udknown. 1.47 OnknowrvrTr.t, . 3n.-ifs.fi •o ' i f ¡M w k -B A . UCiandrla or i n t A c k A . 'f . , 4 Block B A . *" *V tfb" 1-, B.*i . — ■ ___ _ _OL . ._ t (.vil 6 /W a n «« Count/ kero* W . Tinner . . . . . r..! - ^ R orord .).- ■* A , ' . V J | . : A ;• ^ . 1 / » . « i f r t a n d . . , If ic Aadcrnna*« Adtllllnn la OiToda^ Barntd*d In Plat Book A. P«|* 41* 1 t; .' tOranga Caumy K»ford«> . .. f| Loto 6 •-%»( t f i - . \ v C - ¿ v . , : ' V ' . r Mr*. K. P. AtUy ........ • J ig N W U oLS ’ t 1 . .........V - In H . H - 46 - I ) . W Cirrln ,T / )|Vj fcotg X an)! . a ' ' vi i l . : 11 .t. •> v \!L,{ Ixh J . -, . . . » * t S ---'-.AitV •4 oM i •*•i ¿ E i f l i »41 *1 n o k n # « « . . ¿ ..j* 1 . . . Î . •«!&££ VAI ffAV ____ ___ 80 •nd ) J W ^ o f 8K >, .:- | * ;Ü t e la c i U'HÎVv .Unknpa-n Unknpwm. . « ' )g a n d 'w t f wf g L'aWnuarnMMtH* ...... 136 40 140 16 .^ - • . ; , . « i ". * .- t t V 'T - ’«V . • 1)pkk"wn EVANOU FARMS m m *. \ *T T » m a /rvjf/tA" 61 » , o ; HM . ’C, Lund qu ilt.........i)| W -ror, TMD..R 4 ;r — r ^ v .v . * ,y -•*. " ■ r - ,,row n -•.-• • Longwaod. Brrardod In Plot ll«4k D. Paga l ( (Orâagg> County ’fincart s>«tiaiifeA>!.-r ____ _ Jpfcb M ' l ' J l o l u . ' -. *>»■* ’ • e o .,.., , , A ,a * » ...,. . . . . . BJ4. â 8 W « ; » T Paga 27­ . MWSk U t . 66 to • n u a n i iv . iiv fv ra ia in -o a t K ^ T U W i;^ ^ ,.» . Ô m taow à.< !>. Itaboru Paga 41 (Oraago ( ounty ' Uacordo) t* Umknodn...................... > n ï N W ’x : *..... N. B. Olita. 4 6 4 :m O -1 . s KXStefc:-:: Unnard. Ï] Oiange Groveai t l i t •. 4P! -,<T. -•.■-■-»rsi sr uo ■‘atO.: 8« J:Urow21 St 40.‘ fiM p fc .-k -.r u . • ! / v ■ B lock' f t Houàes :For Sale and Rent—Some On Eftsy Terms J. If. Bryco. .......... v * J. I! ttryco. .......... • Prut. Cola.- tUuttrh . ■> PU.n. Voa doCorr . . . . I. ' H .* | lr y » a .,/.» ..f..i J. n: B r y o o . • Ooo. II HóttI«*4 . . . i t • N. floooa th aL ....• •• •• .Ell,worth Truit 4.o ^ . . ¡66 ft N of RK cor of N W li NKW Bo* 26 T p 2) l i t , »1 # 466 ft N 462 ft « 440 4 446 1 % , . . . ; . . . _ ......... 25 cuVui trçcs. ¿00,1 do'ck ian well, all cost over $1 uuu. J. II. B r y » . , , ( and *.• , » I .' . barn:«pd outhouaes, and 6*fn I il II - V. ' ' J L O R t a t W R - ' . • M V . 1'i* “ i îr,fttaa»: «row A CMioloy Block cTr?,., *»0**6 dit Over Land f.-R.ir V , 6 . BoWorta.'.. i f , ï f « h a # . . * .. Lot 1 0 . . . . . . . Bog IS ft 8 of NW «nr • 2 ), Uro 30 run R 261 | f< W I I I 1» 1C 766.6*. ft 266 ft E nad W by a t 6 | EVANS IMPROVEMENT , ^ i *••> « >v^ ^ »o«% . • a' - V' »-n«h•- * ■rt*•• •*•. - ~ •« ^- - - 4 g* ■* - * • >>, Safest, and Surest i is the Dirt Road /¿o«rf io »V i ’ '« A. _ • er cent to Liaoasi |«*òrib*l it» ih « forcfolivi JtyÌPt*40^' h «in i J b - * or*abbreviai ■■■« rowtiA• hiprt hbrtvUUon amttb of T ilt a S iw e ;-i <ï tfitifif ____ Wur.lt nrd " l i Y<)ur. Price fs Ours'Until tKc Last Lot is Sold/ m * ™ * ^*ct Best Prices and Early Market. now WatcK transportation ajt your Doory ‘ Rail iithm 1 1-2'milcs. . Ecilcrol Point. 7 ,,,i(cs jo PiOV.k.^l 1-2 mife to A gtcat opportunity,, for the ftBmfeeckcr. investor antf Speculator. N. II. G ârnêc.» (OrangV H lolkiW i t Tlti I. . pw-m ulti ■.A. 'Ilokbltu. J , . ftanlotd M fg. C. t .. T. A K. W. (I. H. Calhoun. Mit*. ti al don rod ^foigklo. Recorded »• »6 U 64 Hlook l 4^.y PHUODICIU M . W.Vr - Ç»tW tf.W • Clin* M hlÿ a«. along X aldo ^ •»*. I , 8 room frame dwclilng, fOO/ceft from-riyer, barn 30*40, cow hnm 20x30, tool hop^e;- p6fato:^oi» HouM) ,sjvWlj»in2;pool,.t6*in^flowirtg sian well and lO'acriiS. irrigated, 300--^tjwjs trees, *.&d ^ackinjt Uov(sc, all tost over $10,000. ^ ••^ Irrigated Celery Farms n s : r t i r a s s i ; . • : .'• • • ^ >4 . , . * o» *, •* pi • , *, .wmn I f 16 B lock C H f». A. L. U n a , Ooo. abiura Aador graft 16 O .’ M.r LlaU. P a i» «Ib iOraago Com M .P .'h o k t i A- A. f i n . 3| Address w Æ # * * " -* •I N W 'i and NM oi N E 'f . . r ALWAYS REMEMBER , •IN*W( IV T . . commission • V,«4 of SEW Hoc 10 T p 21 a SI run t f 126 f t .W «0 ft ■0 It fc «0 ft ___ • i /. • An■»<■! * ' Prie» .Hun r , . Lot 46 and 44 ' •»irritisy ■ ' Lot v H ol SEW bf «IWM llA owner and save a ' - * T a y lor.. . . .-tfn kn o-a.p **• .“ï/‘ .S'Jff V ÌW 4 ” r . ', l Site ¡hr itt'W: R r ^ r r d » d .6 H V R t ; k » . '» h » " - » ,i•■ ■. ■A.-J* Tipton Blot-Bool n . ■ ” * 3 »4 J i y d . N I&.ST? ydi ydo . NWÌ» to a f o lw »d a N and 2*4>S yd» K uf beg. W 3*1 H' y da SS471- i;-6 4 . i t . ; Me.Lkt U . m® ', Wtif. : :• « S 7.48 *1» R 2.66 pba fk a ............................. ... m*r of N W 4 of N K ‘J E JÎ pf SU M -of N W )( of s i >4 V Vl^aVpparn. Kr. . „ J *J. u yv,V» I L?" j ? 5*» •*_Lo« » N y d» W of s r »a , o f N W tf Cnknnart)'. . i t 4? reciso ¡134 46 31 12.41 f c j F X a w atk llaramork, K rrordrd la. Plat Book Oi I gi* 111 »range ta u n t, Berardo ; M . . ‘ (j P. titlolw odd ,• ', . .. . . . » B. A. C a r p o . . . . . . : . , . . ,■ ♦t’ t. fV ■» ,, A. n . Oobortt uirnrn C u io .,.,.J ^ AT. H .’ tyr«dor»an W 14 o r Lot 4 0 . . . Lot 1 4 1 ...-............. L o t v î4 ^ a o d u e . - J l*ob B uffo « 40 rk» W a^.t 1« eh» Ì o ì NK cor S o i tr Tp.BO. K m -60 run W -10 c l» ti 6 cho K 10 «ho •’ w -.iM <*ot «al Ubt ■ 31 r u n -B j ;o Ic»«u|» N ] igo-Cbunt, tj-.a t Itrtor'.rrrton nl *W Ilm of ftp with N lido t.1 S«e- 2. T p 20, Hgo~20 run W ‘10 cht S -S .c h » H t.&f eba HR lÿ glofis Hv to si I». 1/* .Lo o^ y - •'■*.........‘ •••* » ~ ............. ot . m r u * Meltao • ♦ • t. A'. ,-r, ,y. /(¡»/ter. ^ n p l / t e r / ^ where farms’ are most l*olm MommocV. Itccurdrd/n l’ UI Hook 1>, ra g e Ji l()r ■ « - .a n d .■ . . . I .Loo l< ................................................. Un LX ûî H ................ ÀS..........«> ,. IT . $0 31 40 Un M acca Hammock. Itocordod la Plat Book D. P d « 66 (Orami« Canot, Itrc-Jj, * • S - S - S S S L :...- , .7» (Orango C . u ^ h i . w ^ te !i' • •■ - r,u Drnnl«C.ytnVd!.. lion in ffnnford. R o ro id o d U Plat Book It. Pago t • ... >C a m cro.. ItocoriloiTa POMIuok I», J.»S ...................... ,. .21 . -¿at*• • •• ■v Il i r - t a «Tu W «ruoli C o.. . . o f ......... «nglng to A llam abto/a n d Uolot \ N arlgallo« Co • ,.h • < •>* > r> io. J Sto ft « n o f Bloch» a , X 4 J . Town of Coldob ¿fu, lt»t»< ig a g i J. O. T H H n P. P. P a ri» • hf. D. P. 8 to o n ., >V firn onvifinn -finmidh nV î/l««! 1 ¿Ji» I-• > •*-•. ■* , M r a home Where you can sec »atkW - V » ..;» . •• . unknown, ¿ . . . ......... 4. H ctord fd la Plat Book D. P i ( » U (Orango Coniar Horat I. B IO C C A ...... v’ Ooo. W . Brntoni V'! i ,P1a. Land B Col. N W fi , . y ■AI f r f ÿ 'tp'i.a , - •«* . « .. . i , Pia» o f Nok-lHriBon o f U I A •;VSof*r<icd u ifla«Tr«ok-l bills a«d pr^yfents ^lhd storms. ; Where the wellsdo,nb%give out drought and vyou ate-notovertime* in wet seasons. Y Where the street car, the store and the shipping station are aft close at .hand. ^ : SfesàæiæF f w * N§j V tv 60 ■ » I O . J f « w t f .(back t y ‘ H M v Hjy!® V»u ** •i‘ d **............ s . n W W k /J f FARM IN THE comtod I» fla t B l| flt('< i* l| Ron ock • w Tlor I I ........................... -N a w iio i i v e rsâ te s * B H '-oi K W p ’•»'"miK m M »l* ' Lbt T, I I IfV *■*1 *MV 'M : '‘tf* •■■ • ■ 4É*k. ■ U t 16.T, V* l o . H l i i i m . If. Qarnor. 7 )Y . VV *v m ! SvEl .Mttr t , aÜÎM. Ij Ao G|< M>»R y • «noi B. n ToUord......... M r» D. William« A* 0.* W B p . . . fi S �Jj. A.Brum ley.a Succeasful 'Farmer, Soli#9.Yuur Vote-Candidate ^rom Distrièt No. Î, and a Màn You ___ 1 ï j v i * •*'£••••* **•>/ ' J ’ +>■'■■■ 4U\ . Pan t-an ,Tift vue, .T1 «n : ■ Following Reasons -* ’AVOR ÿ a t w n ^ e ^ OBSTRU CZ^^ jttfG the''i)uiiding'i)f Jthèjfeme, I am a cmididate for •r‘ » V- v « ï . > *” *• lé ¿SAD DISTRICT iid » • nUrfest ï| 5bp qualified, and will give t* ce. my .Very best attention; . working at all times for 1 st interest of the citizenship » 'til StminokOpunty. *1 baVe^been ite iw * tnickrpW bif«i ■ *4 * ." • .-y V ' ice 1900, fluid hayolfad to learn eta» , . j-T T M fS ,® 1 o ^administrai • n y ^ y o u jitmor'inr with this office ndle‘% : County affairs atlij money ,finer aó’ cause remembering that' I ' am the "i . eir master. 'y , . * * y .. k ^ sp e p tT iiliy . Jr* •' . 1- , kv I haVe'dprie some things toward lpuilding up Sanford and the community I am MORE FAMILIAR’ With the ------ “ g d g I have had EXPEDIENCE: There ty's uiTairs. As chairman c members’ of the1board and position to DO MORE GOOD FOR THÉ PEOPLE of the' WHOLE COUNTY than,ONE W yO FAVORS OBSTRUC TIQN METHODS. I rasgive the people A SQUARE DEAL because l'A M HOT PERSONALLY INTERESTED in any : ' land ’ - ’ “lying ’ • " PERSONALLY INTERESTED along the routes of ./jhe I BRICK ROADS— R O A D S -II don't don’t ¿Wn BRJUK ottn q single foot. IF YOU DESIRE A SQUARE | DEAL FQR ALL THE WOULD APPRECIATE VOTE De a l f qr a ll t h e DISTRICT. d i s t r i c t , iI w ould a p p r e c i a t e YOUR your v ote . V i x T.-Y t t w i p 1014 f> I ¡ON/¿UNE 2nd, 1914. •. - , , . .■ I wish to say since the county has. been divided the road camp has worked. in tljb Qyiedo distinct four months, Jbongwood .district ihfee months, Paola and* Mfihtoe district nearly two months, and they will 'be in Sanford district, east; kide for the remaining two months. As to .the Geneva district. I beg to callÿQii attention to the work we have done at Geneva bridge. vThe work on the road from Geneta to Chuluota, which is about finished and it is the. intention of the present board of commissioners to put the convicts in this district in about 60 ] 1 1 * 1 1 « i m ,. V* mm . , . days and build a good road from Geneva to the Geneva bridge. ( I want to say if it had not been for my opponent and his associates would now have had a brick road from Beck Hammock and Cameron City to * n # i * **H Sanford. COUNTY OF PUBLIC: INSTRUCTION N. H. Garner Solicité your .For This Position - J. S. Djnkle Gives His Reasons Fqr Being a Candidate the gift, of Ihf; people and I ant nerlouriljr aBd earnestly »driving for lhls of- 4* flee b e c a u s e ! expert lq seriously sad earnestly hold the* office after my efeetlon and will 1)1) If to the satisfaction of the taxpayers because .1 understand Yhr dutfçjroptn ^ffirtsTIft' his xeliUWts ^Tth.TTie pifiillc; ^w e-H avoT^on *•' many jokcp and mock fun poked At thq office of Treasurer birf ùnfij it is really aboU^cji'Lskall look upon It aa o legitimate office and one that -should he jQlled^bjr a capable busirtcH^'inan—ime who has demonstrated that he,Is ca­ pable âfid one who has owned property Interests in Seminole Cqunty and who is identified with the mdfçmentà fdjr, public!good at -ail times»- The voters of Seminole ^ounty^-shmdtLfcivo thu office.of-Trcsaurer seribns roii.‘-idf.iath>n ^liCjA aro q*rti'»dnini: iiu- othefoffices nniL-ï&icc Hiere . is a Treasurer to Kj elected let hint, jjc a- GOOD., TREASURER-add’ one*, whose WORn I S / ^ G O O D AS k l^ «Ó N l). J This Important; Positipn i teach«r(.ia and the «th e », kind. ' *■, To^the Volera of ScmJnol^bö.uniy . > c . r' - * ' - ;• . .*> "wheh ■ .* 1^ . -* 4» i - _- ‘ - , f V ii, patrons, had she wanted to ahe /iould be teach- ths-bag it tfp‘eh,,r'and what kind they are. 1 a , beloved,vby the pupils, and 0« teemed by the #. . delphia lawykH" but I know ''beans” * V- W e-had ■ tcachpF^Wtp taught hery -20 yenra ago,*»he was J am no .‘‘« U w tongued- orator,” or "Phila­ -* % , -4. tr : -* * 1 ■?;3 .1 • - Vv* ing here y e a r t . fdtal teacher. This U the kind - 3-j; J - - - - " * Some « f us are1not known nlPover the ooun- we Want in nil our school*. , If elected. 1 will tÿ and in juatice to fo u aqd'bunMilves'we ahpuU SCO. that our teachers If fioidihg* first grade cer- v t • vt.-e * . ' : - - ■give you a 1brief history of 'pursclvi-*, . To-'in* tlflcatoa will give us flrat grade.aatisfacdon an<l troduce mjTiöif, I will si all te’aehery Jrue. to their gride and that they ,I^ t*. Remoiqbey Next Lonffwoo'd, flofld *, .May p . 19J4. - ::|ç - - ^^ * .f.. e a n i^ io ^ o fid a V '.w o rk In harmony with the pupils *Jid saHsfac*' through ths^d^iAp*kifd - io fo fn » s (l^ .•I’ 'JoL'fsom B. R. S'woopp, .who' » « Jorfr' to ihu }tnrenLn. . , ; ‘ 7* Supt. of^jdilfSouth.**,. .There nr»-memhlirt^.bTi the^preaent board, Florida Hail way for years and a neigh hof'*oI ly ie ^ h o h * i nq. children.'a'nd another who b u a son1(wbo win* V0t».f .at tVV eotuing election. iocaUid at Long wood HO years'aRo. and en­ that ntryer.attended’ public sqliool a dsy In his. j, . • Ufe^tp my knowledge and He KAd.tho -sanv been here ever since. portunity my chllttrpri bad. ‘ ’ In the way of taxgit 1 have paid out for. jpor- and for the privilege of being a citfei^cg and do- p u b l i c schools, Ing. husfncaa..nt least $3|000. 1 don’t hi m haa children attending they have nothing Vatatajte." I havd’ iu-nr my " Caif your voter Tor roe on th e'seiu u i^or June' y three thUdred to 1(10 public school oil an aver* And- you will not make a mistake?, a* age of ten tepma each, Indlrictly at an aver- ' '¿rest is' y o u r' age expense dj $¿¿0 per tartn. ' these.men wilt interest themselves a» mitt nonsl nn^ realty; kert*^ and occupation expense B a‘ H | t__ - •—who membe/ In offering nty- should My exporlent» p.iohably hss iTaeom» «'ftieiirtiar ¿f^thtf board iw ifi : 1-/att Uul>‘>4:^h»i4l2in qly.eiMrliace f?1maW^thu know the "troiibfee" o f our schooU and of the 'T ' * hc«n y o u /¿ : *‘,W^ are all itj the ‘ »elf it» a ’capdid(<te W 'tnembeajpt school hoard .... schools ••gcfwhnt'«« fin in g 't o them.” ^ n t r y . ic ^ o ls in partlctiUr.' Where the g ou d V ; xT ÎT -ij - n f c f . gaged in the manufacture of lumber anti-have /- ’ "• ; ' ; ' Ketpcrtfully. �W J - y. • •. / T i f BAOK,i btIKTjji H A S i;oan ^H f:iiA l d . Comiliss; 5 Yeftrs;Scbool Work; a Parent and a taxpayer .T Tilery is nothing tha^ should.t^rriinside your thoughts in the primary election next Tuce'June 2nd; Trora‘>the tfpct that in yoitf children lie the future welfare of (his country. The d m of today are th e m * a n d tomotww and as a father a n d * tdxpayS, a n l < 'of the st<ate arid citizen of this county; witT'Orange county for the tmjt sixteen years n entitled to your; consideration for the offiqfe p f'County Superintendent—one of the most ^Ao5f;— M“ ™ " — For the p astfiveyeorsl have been » % identified with the idol Board and my record and work v; ‘ heir / , Children gave tW .o A a ito d My record as your i-IL'Zz 3 ;t 'l j ** "fi within the. L havicheen.1 My record as a business man for fifteen years in this city is before you. M y reconj as a ¡17of the school board for five years is before you. My record as your County SupersntTor.the past ten months.is before you and I solicit your vole solely upon that record Respectfully, D. L. THRASHER, P r .. The Qualifications o f a 1 noticed, what T h e. Herald had to ;My about .the “ OOM SH O E ” and aa I Om mrt a apeak, to f'of necessity favor the cum ahoa *M>P»ign and wish to talfe advan•to|»,of the generous offer made by Herild to p o lis h the platftoma of the gum ahoe candidates. A» far as the Board of Public Intonjctlcwi is coticurned there Is very ittle material available from which build a platform« aa practically Jtoty apt of the board ta prescribed ■'hr law end all .the board can do is I* iro that the laws are curled out; .4« to whether the preaent board tu done it* duty in -that reaped or 1,01 the schools of'-.the county will « ‘»t. When {he county was ditoitd 1 waa.ariioW ed without *0JWUtion, Bl, member of.'the board ifftti District No, 2, embracing tm îh itiÿ i 1 wn {he Hki>ol utiUy district» havlr i ¿ S S and He and"conaequenUy.control all of the claim to being one. aato-WAS BRED achooia In the cou n ty!" While it tfc UN OLD K E N T U C K Y .A N D NET- not -pjobabl ttk?raXv~r-heett ^oiifiroF county mem bora, from a sense of false economy or prejudice to ao fa^ impair.t)re schools 6f Sanford aa to put them on a par with the email county achooia, so'U is of .vital Im­ portance to the people, of Sanford that only men why nre known to be interaated In tho schools are' placed on the board. ^ - 4* . -.Under, the n«to..'ptim*ry law, tha member* qf thtf school board are ttf bè voted "for/ by the y h o lr 'frounty, instead of by diitrieti aa heretofore, thereby throwing the' bleatiorv Ot.lU' T H & M ^ S O N . AND D IX O N LINE. .1 catfte .tdTflj^ridji tfilrty-flvp year* ago and' have/hot been ‘Out *of.the state aince— have opt* Rented to go. 2nd, He »Vys I have",never patron* Iced the county achooia. Messrs. Henry Hand '.(fa th e rv f. Ibe. Harfd boys), M elvin'liiclts (father of Mra. Baxter WUlinm^l, U* L. (father of/Jljm, Millda). ohd -myself built ppd * maintained V sehoot at Myrtle flaks fpr three years,/which la tV became. knoifn pa. Glen/Kthol, which% aehool - ri, t - my '*‘ aoldest' .daughter _ *. thè mombant: i^ta ìtha {vandr of ’ tha ittcpied tlx yeara.'jÉpr tb p /p ast 8anfo'rd verterà,V>d ff-U up tp the hrao yearn mÿ younkcc.' children people - o f Sgnford to^aay .limctber they.have; men favorable to thermo» ford' achooh cm the acbooi board or otherwise. -T o the'people-.w hq know me, It ia unnocesoary •fojr/ me t o . spy' any­ dntca, iltf thing -«b e iY, m y self/''To' those » h a ño destro to say. anything^’ againit jlo nilt kfJow''mD .( wish' to nay .thaf my opporTent, but. I ihould Ukfi the fot tho paal. thirty-live yuaru l- have voters of tho •uuiRy' to invoatlgatu Ask the beep trading in Sanford, getting him as w d l' a i practically a ll/o f my family «ap­ people of L«)hgwoníL|v'hero both of plies there. FoY1 tha past threo ua fealdb, * h y .h a p ^ f i i d blue Dem­ years all of my ehlldwn .have fb- ocrat did not gat 1 tho'j flnsróflio tld^il in ifanford. tho younger’ bjie* wH’eh he applied for it. and'It" was attondlng the'public achooia. I fa­ given .to a Republican' (hatead of vored an4; «»fked foV county dlVh hintii the only “¿rue blue” Democrat applying fo r -It.4 Ask the people of Longwood..whyv bo Wii not g iv e n '^ plaie ofi(‘ tho Deip^ixatic egoeutivo. ‘ committpo whan Mr. C. W. Ewtxmitvgcf * t&rigncdr~nnit-fti«lrTinrTrin''T('ft*t why >1 diatriet and apodal he wants to get on the aehool bo*fih aehool tax e; y timo I havifhad nn . Votera, of 'BantprtJ, ,if jrpu ard Int(î5 ÿtdd dn tbo jih ools of the r¿uñopportunity, My opponent for the poaUiod’ 1 tÿi * including tho elty -achooia' of now bold I haVtf hwn told haa made aaVcral chajge* .wgaimt me that I wish to taka up. “ Firats he* charge* s/c.*rfj< that I am a. Yatikqtf , Wall. Ihak à » lota of woraa thinpi ig. t ^ -o o p d . tW .'g b o d YanUAS but I , W t iav To the Voters of Seminole County and certainly should be filled by a man who hosThe best interests ot the WHOLE COUNTY AT HEART. I cohie bofpretyoU ,as .a can- didate for this important position on my record as a citizen!of Seminole and as an officer in the old county o£, Ojunpe where I .served as i)cputy Sheriff for many years under Sheriff Vick ‘and'Sheriff Kirlcwood, My record as a citizen of the county is one that any mail should. be proud of and lI/^have. ¿qd f e u tuo,^xcus!M ^ c u s ^ ^ oor r . apologies to offer. offer _______ either ceoord.. There are* buttwp requisites for this liigh officf^Gobd Chftritcter and^niciency'i and upon-these two alone I make my claim to'the office. ;?rr ’[Every man in Semihole County has .a perfect fright to become ^ candidate for office. ()ilice.s in county or city or Ktate belong;to. no ;ihan and every- Demoerat ia eligible to the office. Thii l>eing tjrile It is for the voEerS to judge the beat men in thaiifi£ ^ candi(Jat6s and vote accordingly and I am willing to leave it them :^n ^ - w coi^ day.of June, , ;|rr : . : Respectfully, *r J . af Candidate for Sheriff, �To the Voters of Seminole County TO JHE VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: 1‘ i ' \ k 1 am /h candidate Ut succeed myself as C (lift. • county of Seminole. * ,••. ' To thofte of you <wl . \ "when and how I blear Judge, I wish to say that ! was ap‘ -r., -pointed J to;, the A. ofilce In V , last by the Governor of the state, after^the death of our )at<f‘ fomented Judge, B. F. Whitner, Sr., than; M - y? “whom no in«n the: county " , in “j V - - - held - - a larger portion of the respect • : J and and esteem esteem ofof his his people. people, ;- ( T if ; was appointed upon {¿ » W a n - f w"’illin ** , gteas to «tapd or fall upon •*, iinou^, recommendation o f ,, tRe v thé *' ' principle * that to the m ost/' . Democratic County' Committee competent .trustworthy and re- ' •, of Seminole County. • * liable;man who. ofTent for an of-, >.j.\ live on a farm about throe flee that Office should be award-.?- / :,\ :• ./ wiles south- of Sanford, and have . ed. .If I have Oiled the office of *’ ft A > uted in the county for over three,». t/ cOunty .jiglge 'accoptably, J am ‘ ;V: i :TOai». In that length of1tipio I sure yoü wilj not fail t$ put your >• , -have learned to know..the prin- . sUimp-o f ‘ approval- iJiK»n me by v " % W m I business meii of th* town insisting me.with the re- '. ^ , » ftnd county, undrthoy hatre learned • sponsibltltics andr dutiéa, I ' hitv*,- ■ MC,: ^ know m*' That t f » ? belfoved shown myself ‘ able faithfully • and honsstly perform; -lfT have , not béen a » <good and faithful fact tnot'th ey solçcl On January ‘1st next. I will have held the Office. : •*' V .t,, *V . * . ri' a of Sheriff o f Seminolfe Countit’by hpp()intihe!il,: $ Pensióni ■years am T6'l,thc Democratic Voters Seminole County a.* man a * ‘• • ^ ¿iY our vote and influence -are ^spe^tfully solicited by W. V. 'R. HEALEY, o f Longwood, for County Treasurer; * • . ■. •. ■. ■ •;•... . In justice to the Country Pr cincts give this office toHEAU' the working man and count' candidate. SUPPORT a t M primary, forimy .election, to-fijl out this upex pked term . S m m in this camp#!«,, fc^ h e ffice. of f e t e , * Tre& m r 1 mnd^tfo; Remises an<r hndjrio..tlUiforJ^ '^ciiCotintyVireni.; urcr nepfs ;ioni‘ as the ordijtyW atizeliJus irompMett. ¿ntfhSfe hoid thi((^sifion «rid all th if fe wecenary IS to have tho-ordinacir intelligence coupled with Mexjx*!}mce in the busideei world-and a loiowtedge of Commercial afTalf8. AUhough the b(jta\ is really a sinecure it ^ould npt. necessarily be apension hnd^’^^urift man has as much nght.tfy.asp^e'to Jhu posituhi one his prime an<j thmktfhe ,is^trtieif:t«r I have been a fesiffenty this;sectioii^iiefcearlychildhianf whieh is as long and probably longed than .the*$t)ier candidates have »re­ dded here, ,1-am.not emjowetl/with dh abundant* of this world’s goods and -have always worked for a living-and always expect to Respectfully ¡submitted, 7WJ « * v ration« iff Efori«« from "Çld' V until* 4 was appointed ib,;. mty ineo unu neen .admitted to pi ified and been prac tise before the •Supreme C< of the state of Floridn. I have had over sixteen y» experience at the bar, and I say without boasting that I fully equipped in experience and .training to fill the position you have. honored me by lies towing upon me, and which I trust and believe it will be your pleasure to again confer upori'ine. , icliovc?#* thorin lilling tie county of U. . ; with the very bojit material n the county. It is it business imposition. And all who <'f“er-for office should do so vfithT past lije are an optn book to the Voters of Seiriinofo county and I «-solicit your vote, upon the broad prtncinle that every DEMO­ CRAT has tlie right to aspire to pOirc. in the primary. Hespectfullv, ROBERT A. NEWMAN ( andidatQ.*for Treasurer .of Seminolp County ,■ • ■’ • - C. M. HAND, |>W T tlio office is .now SyjT>; for it Is proof , that j disappointed my fri nave .fulfilled, th elr/i of irto,,‘.ind justified' ut open to (lie inspection of each and .ever}’ . • tÏlîer* . .• >. •A> I >woûJd . Çke ' W meet every.e r , j^^tho^C çdntoÆ fore' 3 5 - y ' , ) Refond of Juno, but rjcnow- this wiH pot be powiblu. 1 ask: thope v wliomvl have not met to makt , >nqmîy--'Üboüt tote-.-and if-ujxm •->.«. Inquiry you .find that I am the v host man, : to •repreaenf you’ as County Judge, voto for i . C jjUbinjf •piy claims w'ith all confidi-ifee, foeiing, as I do, that I have, in the fbc months' adminLstration bf thr duties of- tlih of­ fice, met With' thd approvat'of nil who haVe been -in a position to judge me without prejudice, .and with .-understanding. ‘ V ­ : I do not ;wk for, nor wiuit the /nom ination, on the ground of ' syigpatAy, or prejudice, or charit\C. * I taint to ftel if I ani nominateci it Is because ^iy j>eople believe that I-*am in ft)* respects of thébtconfidence and trust, theqi In the oflmnqn imposant and rwnoh.^ He .one O um v ^ . r, SH-'I1 1j1 ■ 1L1 JLI ■ 1 One week from- today the campaign, of 1914 wiB pasai-iiito- history and H w , n n n n n i-A » ............................................... 11 . r .w , • . with it . the consciousness qf our duty well perfumed or not ns the ciLse mav be. *' : • . ■*> J 4Î Has Made a Good-Record and - i <■i u ■■ ■n Upon Thg.| Record^—A Constructive Citizen and fa x Paver Who Should Re RetumfeJ.'to Office On account of iny ii\nbiii County I hereby take .this opportunity of lettii^yòu know tJiRt Ì anv a . v candidatalo succeed m^elf for thè position of bounty 'Commissioner fropl . District No; 2. I seek yoitr vote because having served hut a féw months J deem it fit and pipper that I should lie returned For another t!\. term to finish the work that has only been started in the néw cotinty, Having been a registered voter of> this.section (Orange and then'Selninole Countyj for the pasf seven years and a large pro} ! - have, used my endeavor^ at all times for the best interests’ of the couniy. an^ make this eaminign'solely upon my record. The position of County Commissioner-is i.iiu.nl exacting‘taking tho time and money of orie who wishes to Serve his community. The people wished me i" * ' » r i : . V *»1 I nni, as ypu all knpw, the Clerk of your t-irciiit Court I haveJfilled thè' . oflico fdr7teu n^oijths; aiid.up to date have had nothing but good reports /roni : those jir authority over me. My strongest ’supporters today are tho& thafc;Jiave l 9^d business in the, office. I have received ^Tnany-CQmpIitpents.ffnm thosejfhaL. i ^ . ' ^ ^ t i t i o n to ktiQW, 9n Che perfect.s y ^ e m that I have^esUihlishcd.^'tbe^ lanÒDfuage of ili«.* audiCòrllmf has.jpst checked me up . My miì^e'Js second tosone-** ‘ in the st^te, which is a record that *ttV man may feel proud dfi '* -• ; ;« . ' ■ - . Circuit Court reseat ImpartiaUythe Seminole County Entirç District and the> of Florida I respectfully ask support o f the 6?mo recognition and reward. .On the other hand if I have not depe rny dùty to the countj* I should be rebuked. ' •-, •. ■ ■ • ■. .. . •. " ." -.The duties of thè office haVe been such thqt I have not and will nqt bavt* time to see Very niap^*;crf tho voters j()grsonally, so I take tlija means of soliciting JOMTsupport, if in vour judgment I merit.it. ' In the past w W ^ u c a fte d W I responded^ No\y it is my time to call,’ what, will thé answer be? I don't want' your suppòrt on thé demerits of my omxment. * ; ate your‘support more discharge 1)^ ^ Y * 88 assurf -^oti that what: Respectfully, » • / •‘ ' •' ■• ’ . • ; - A s 41 jHismess man I have conducted; the office on business principles. I'rbelieve.tné‘public’s business shouldhc conducted óWthe same principle that you.r W. J. Soars is Conrress from 't S i' fourth'- *DtaUUtT o£ Florida, fi* .needs no jtitroduçtioi^. to <h* peopl»- of . Sepinale coujltj* ' as lie bss resided in this etite for1 iç>ny ye*re greet icing lew ani for the past tight yetra hai been auporlnjendent 9( labile'.In . emocratic voters o f this .as to my q of • Onrcola iouAty. nty-*An«f U»A T l» very beet- recommandation for tljat.OicecJa U »olid tor $ iir* . provee th»t hie home poep!^ who k»o.w him beet b e lie « In him *nd ar.e eupfoitln* --------- - J him' v , - —to. »y man. tiJ S û m .counüee Sear. ' | j witness the foftoyhl« fo m John U, Walker, BtOVtrfl county: ' . . . ; ?v* ' Ti tuaville and Ax-Supt. of P. e Instrtjctloo of / ,>W. J. Seem, .who is he? youn* m^n of Mrved his'county *r^l city in many p*i»itior.s .............. unqualified .‘^ ndbrseinent of all t h e ‘ people of èia* roonty. Hr is ny w s«:rjAu'X Public Instruction, bavin*, been eeiu'ttd Jer eke third Urn»; hr .young strong^in" hla runvicUoji». yet open: to reason, a logical thinker, a1 good mUcr. opposed to fk matter he bflleyei. wrong, j-et withal ■ fair, open txhUr. Ymi' out thè u»e o f .the * X-ray;; If a thing la right, he b -for U— R ereon*. h e .X y gofiey poltUoi«n, but Is actuated by.m uch higher" ideafs, by the Use of Mtktr:V Varanguea against his opponents; If. Se ssyi sught jìbóu( t h e « . wg|(-bo trie' NomlnaU “ Joe S ean" and you will have a rep re^ n fstivòjti ^ b o'm . y’ot»: rr •sn approach and fsel.-thst If he c*nn»t do;wh^t'orou want.^fC W b e ò * * 'At flÿnonlan typ e.,-JR» has 4th D l.trld' With tbs ö n X «fiptétówndant of •iront’ antagonist, wh epn iM iTrwlt^ JfOHHR. �HANFOftf» HERALD PAGE SIXTEEN CANDIDATE FOR «3k ,ì - • v p '■ f. '* ;l v FLjWi^,i|U.rìallVj ~ 1*m m%4 ) X■ iT i •/ t _M ■/' J .'v/ 1 |k’ Hnv 't a -/■ v*,/.'V.,. 1 I •V‘ * V ti V-P*#'V s . ai ' . fV k 1 ^ 1 T a ’ V - -, /,■ ■ Dearnestly ask your attention for a few niimitef 'p r in tin g myself to you as a candidate for |&ppe ■jjfV.fcehdént of Public Instruction of Sçminole Co’Jnty. i ^/Regarding m/qualifications. allow me to say *th ;*‘7îiavé/fed a number of years of draining in sortie of ' best &chcxrfs, fivo^eara of which time I worked r\ way entir$£ earning every.‘dollar as I went?r^U. ... * L*W .v/'-/:-' . M ' .nO ; v { Ì m! « t A k deeper heart.intçrcstdn Other boys 'and girls 'who may. have a struggle iti feetting'their- education ' 4j m for^our. 5ûpport Tor this office, > asking fofWMt&JWrffint'tfa offiçe, I. do so •fully rcaH^rtg. i& *r p ^ n & ä ä l f ö dpliortuarties, •for X .believe if one dCyofès himself . to a thorough, t .irt'Jci! study of the ççéds and conditions and keeps Born and Raise SucccesSful Business Man. Always On the' Peopled Side ? ." ft ■ . . A, - .M i #a^ s, there is no limit to the ,time! and. effort ‘that devoted to this work. ,; ' ■ First/Ifof and all the time the best interests of th^ schools Should be the'one great' principle that sho$jrf absorb all others inj/the purpose of your superintendi ng. TJ^s'iftsthe^servrV'w.e aj-p paying for 7md hav&*a rigHi to Expect jtfjtftosejn our employ. L r On tlie other hand, if this office is/ only .used -as a political &teppitjg-stone/and: our Superintendent only *does What .the law requrrpa in visiting Schools and the routine \vork of the office, he loses the greater oppor­ tunity, and Seminole County wiilbe payfiig $150^ pc | 1 . T y c o r f or a small service. .With malice toward none and charity for all, I ear ncstly solicit your votes witlTthe promise that I will devote my entire time and effort to the work if I am honored with the office. i United States Senator ■ ... • *» • * *- •. * *« D O N 'T LISTEN TO A I.CJ*Ç O F-N i H ABOU TpW H AT « ’ . UA TER 18 A L L E G E D TO HAV ■iiu «i 1 I ' ■ WAHtlNo T n lB K IN D OF VOTE O R T H A T SO RT OF VOTE. bates NO ONE HAS n U A V D E D BA TES AS A FOOL. K IN D S OF VOTES SIN CE LAST JA N U A R Y W HEN HE M AK E THE RACE FO R ASSESSOR. A. VOTE for hates m e a n s - a -c o n t i n u a t i o n o f FltVlhREftSIVE SESSOR'S IIURINEHS M ETHODS IN OFFICE. TJIE * * AS­ . V -t; - - ». -o • - 1 1913 amounted to $2^50;000. Sa t e s ly. $68,000 in revenue; > handle the o n . his wholly a f f a ir s op the qr a m l i t y . to . o f f ic e , bath ' T h e assessed valuation Qf Seminole County for the yeÉfr . u m a B L v .y o a t h e o r n a a sse sso r KNOWS TH AT A H IU T Y T O D p T lftW O R fC a N ü ABIL­ IT Y “ TO KNOW TH A T HjtS IIELI1E ll3 ARE DOING THEIR WORK PROPERLY U W H A T ‘ IB NEEDED. BATES HAS l l b r i l OF THERE“ KINDS o V ABILITYTHIS IS .W H AT.iyÔO WANT IN AN OFFICIAL IF TOO 'C A M ^ Y O 1 H À V > ^ T p i T PEPICI AL RENDER T lf» FICE. VOTE FOR B A T * » TO Ri HE IB THE MAN FOR IT. HE W ANTS ALL THE VOTES HE. CAN HON­ ESTLY BECURE A N D HAS BEEN ASK IN G FOR A L L D E C Ifb p rO -T O orF gn g COUNTY / . * I have played no favoritekita making this, assessment- and ,v T h « gave the county approximate- There,was out for the establishment« . ■ ... . ■paid » i *« _ ’ - -V- ‘ • • ■‘ '• discovering theiic additional values,* I have bandied the work in a thorough inariner. wnd. propose to continue on the same basis. I cpahment8 such ag-equlpphig the officer of thV officials jail and' furnishing the road camp, close to $25,000, ; affairs o f the county for the . ,. W' ... , -- 1 $43,000 to conduct the . 1 believe those citizens of the"county whò .bave been paying ■■ • . the maximum on their property will appreciate the wórk I anulo* " in in their Behalf and it should eventuate in a large reduction'-of ,• ••• • far added to (ho 1914 Ah your Assessor of rolls the sum of -$750,000 nnd believe this amount will have reaclied one million dollars before the books are closed which will give - VOTE .- - . V - the county an assesM value of $3,250,000. This belnfe the case and you knowing t i t ó attending to the business 6f yopr Asses^ir’s office in an ¡ntelhgem mapni^ kséemB tom e that it means self protection to you whW yoù vote This should give the county close to $87,000 in net revenue V • ■* for the coming year.on the same roillage basis. - * v ‘ v * k'- '** ‘ * v .. - * , * •-. .. N . . • . r ' ( ..* * - Agkin soliciting the vote of every citizen In the county and The state has already signified its intention of reducing;^ , • •/> to retain me in the office for the remainder.of this term.*. . V - asking £ pgahi pledging myself to you that I shall conduct your Tax Asses­ r * 1> the extent of one mill the state fnillnge and you can readily see that sor's office in a numner that wtU lend dignity and honor to the -the'commissioners of Serofnole County have a good leeway in making a substantial reductioji in the county millage, as the income on tke J013 basis wUl be almost double'that of last ycnr.]‘j ’• b ates äefjb J a n y o j i a V o YRÎs^N x-Àt-ycip' REASON Ah T O W R Y B .A lR l SHOULD n o 'Y n k 'ELECT' e d T A X -ASSESSOR. HIS W O R K . C A N N O T HE CON- TUB" AUGUST MEUTING. HRNtfE JU.L THIS TALK ABOUT M A K IN O A CIIANCK IN T II* UOST 1UPUKT A N T ' OPFICE lU THE COCNTY JUST BECAUSE 4K O T U K K PERSON WANT8 IT IE A MISTAKE. HAVES IS DOINO THE RIGH T THING. PUT HIM IN FOR THE R B llA IN E D It OF THE TERM. aiUangK T lllt ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. U^|.KS» ,IT T HÀT.T HE t: IIA NOE WILL M A R F A N U IP *C IN TUE L ü N D U C T O F ’ T H B -'O fF lp l- ' YOUR A SA E S S O R ^ ViEKicR HANJU-KO »? and b a t e s is o r n i t i YOU 'rffAT lOND VICE .K YOU KNOW R a ÌÈN IB H AN D U N O T l tu m . m := -- *“ / j 1tJj A c r e d it a b l e V annlh ii OV h S L ï ^ �v ii,A . jet - • -«»« . . . . '- • - v . ... *; r-#A " •- * ___ ii: t * Ï-V 1 w-*-, V! Y iTIIK GARDEN SPOT o f t h e w o r l d fi?;. • : ■ SS:\. ••■■’v,;a " - . , ••, , fW ¡ ¿ f i l i ) i . '; - - - p $ w y * * t •» v o te ? H"-- --- r të| Bright Pùpils ;>• VisitorS tò Class of fcrfécfÿ y-A.f;*‘4V,.r pM' »Hunting tb ? ool ;>-er*i.h*l<£.ür%tb^tk&' y _the bàét advl/a] èould | * H f to ïïriy W o f making-,« ver^ inte'rrttlng grotqi ot, bright young Janes, Hon. Cl Jfc Walker 0/ tHe school boardi inyoked divine b l e a ^ r W l The ftfit-^dudber qhrtht.prlrfgraiTi ■#M, ft 'prduy ehorfea, TS^nr S o w ? }. The^Hpn .Jtf periddtd at uluc^WrmaSy.it pop- r of â t W f Î ’ï ,« M '» " V ^ n g K h s r th lk T f f f f i i t n fu^jiW- th e.ri imprest oh pnd not »à a W led ta iq fb p /w llh »r^;;IntO Tr#t<sa ptople.v aa eommeDeetaertt" night la iJaayò -the cultivating Cvepl oktHe WMk afound ■w^cH. gather**k min- ri«] feeling of io'y and regret. ,?£& iplendid orftWtfa discoursed Arlv rtutio wMitP'*'tho atfdienee xtwfie beautiful,*" with ere .verjVaithpb •sfstions that were .very’, rtry artlalic. ^ ilugc " ’ W fobdt) brincciii-» adorned .‘ the hack, of the ,t.£c Smllax twined gracefully at the front.. Potlbd polnyi at either dd4 and the noadsamc piece» of itatuary belonging to /the school, complete^ the’ deforationa thit made Indeed- ‘ ii d in'ely •scene. At the uppoiAted tlihsu aa. tha^jrc^fstra play ch tha-gradua­ ed fit Inijiiring nt ali attraction iag da*«, thevtYn tsterfd. the bulldi ig. _ ""First rame «; are' to, be cOngrat*b>g secured Dr] Maneve nlrtg. ¿He valso- re­ ferred to SaAfortiV W - i n th*-jlè-, parture of Pjrof, Pcrkina.-qh»’ of Ifto ,beat, (Wucator* In the 8bdVUand. •Prof, Wildmnn then cpmo on t^in atas^-and briefly atated that he had »\plchaant and important duty .tot |)cffprm in presenting the nxgdtila that had been awarded to the deda* mation contest that was 'held (it the • — »_ S ■ . afternoon. The date In expression conducted by Miss Green had done good work and It waa deemed ‘.wiao by the school hoard' to award two medals. .* “ ' •' the boat A silver one, fof declamation of a grammar acj student, and u i successful high Prof. Wildman *VJ ¡••Jrreéented-* to Rosamopd Radfoi school the silver medal, pM-MtSs Gladys Morris of class of 1916 tho gold medal. Both young ladies werp applauded on honors bestowed on them... ,< i ' '.tv A jik Prof. Perkins then addreaaed the audience expresalng appreciation for kind words that had beerj spoken of him, and beat wishes for the future of the achoot, also stating that he was* in no waya prepared for a fare­ well address, he knew and loved the people too well to attempt any- I Randall Chase of tho Junior class or aid. Immediately following were teacher«, Prof. N .'Ji^F vrhjn«, liin Clara Guild, Mias Alice Tethiriy, Miss- Lillian Glbaon, Mtia Charfotte Kats and Prof. J . . Rowland fitkiiu. Next came, the local and [ eeunty school boards, Mtssai*. W*lk] w, Whitner, Philip*, Foster antf I Diekson Supt. of Public Instruction 8emInole County D. L. Thrasher, of Orange county Rev. *J. F. (eKinnon; and the diatinguished I r ait own kindly mtnner ind of the* evening, Dr. A. F* ataguc. president, of Columbia eplrit he spoke b few words to the graduates, after which he preaentwd lege, Lake "City, Fla. After tiiey had assembled on the fcbi-*. jfipjom aa. At The «onclualdn aw4 iaksa <4ki # f t w f mtftlrtnAt-s^ .invoked^. InwrtLiyl * 8 #1jyinçMTVe ï. F. li( McKinnonhfbâing ycry lnlp^cslively. ' The first nutnber wt& a splwdid itery of "A Cdety Stalk." ’ This va» given by Mjaâ. Renie Murrell, tad a more Intereâting topic for Sanford could not be dismissed. mtit from the foreign lands from ' rtkh they are brought, and ebarmla|ly portrayed in it» many steps to »sturity, till it Is the much read iboul Sanfbrd Celery,* ready for thlpment. ’ '/ "The Motor Âge," another' subof much modern interest was 5£tfy htniltd in a paper given hj hi.njamln F. Whltner, IK His •ubject waa timely "> T id , his pa^xr &ei much reaaaarch and thought- Gilbert that wm a credit to thd bright young Benjamin Franklin Whitner];’} j. v H i-w l s . S ^ *L t " * li SWeot. * ' The .Glee Club] which is. cOmJunior Class Korrpilon pnbd.'pf a charming group oKHIgh One of the most brilliant'social ^Sthooi- ‘girls Bang two pretty choh0»ek " t h i Moon Tlnngn I><Jw in a (unctions gjyen in Sanford ‘during PBrpJe Sky: and.'-'ikmg at aunrise." tbe_ye~ar is always the annual rocepv Min '-.Mary^.Gutchel waa next ]Mard in a scfcelion from Hiawatha that was greatly; enjoyed every i » "k ly lo llo p Says çffû» Illuminated from tpp to T W a T w in ù ’/j. u n l q ^ c , , ir jper and- ha* y e ry * ^ a n y ^ 'rig ^ t'. - ,Jh <?* ''j At tHIj» rime Supt..lJ V L . U »c and uftVr preliminary. larks appke, with muel« feeling jit| *.. ' 'loparture Of 'Prof. ParklhA' and1' un' 1**raM (egret of * i»C° plv lÿj. hi» .apvfring' Ma •conKüflp-MtT»'ftho lc^00js ç,fU,r ft mont'l J Wfmophfu/ ad minis,-1 * “ of - kyWwas a*, might |e heem-V*jjktud pji uccopnl ¿fl - p o p r f.^ V f Mu, ; retiring * p % , Thraahnr then".In x-ftw. \ - • n» - 1 ® B æ ndcrVnnia çexi <*n the pio* gTbm an I Jds'xfcbjcft' was "Tom 'i ilace.** a ■kr.tih „that waa cleverly given. * *' The Application of Science i l V . waa «. . . Clifford rr.. 11, to ^Agrlrdlturei’ wafKe^a^yery Interesting and instructive subject, and waa handled in a way that', showed thought. Next nuot' .herw it a piano duet entitled ” Mil­ itary March" .played -beautifully p f 1914 wore the honors with grace ; . ‘ _'J\I and dignity 'a nd- her dotdng remarks * ' ‘ l* Jtkr .teachcra and clasamntes were ’ :iiql «»nd wea cho^n. On bt- • . v * ill of her "elaumatea Miss «Rowland ■, tednted to Mi» school a very hsnd( #>' 4 ^ ^ some statue of Apollo Belvedere, god of light and love. The statu« was unveiled aa the presentation waa made. On behalf of the school board Mr. C. R. Walker accepted ' t’is ' : iHe splendid gift from 'the rlass und ' expressed all kinds of good wishes'.'. - ,A ' for their futuro welfare and happi­ ness. With Prophetic Utterances,' aa class prophet, MlsirClalre WalltWv' • i + much* Interest some ptophetie, utter­ ances of the futuro life' of peopjn and when the name* of her beloved classmates were called aha listen*«! .„ A ent. and ’ the , interiti . dgforated 1th exqui^t*. taste. In the der­ ations the predominating color heme wm green ami .gold, the minr darn colors, In compliment to t u t . t,-------------------- r . : _________ 1. ji occasions and he* beautiful voice Is very popular. l!M singer was. at fcjr beet on Thursday evening and every number, was one of espeda! beauty, -The singer was encored talk to the Grammar School grad* uatea, congratulating then? on hav­ ing completed the eighth grade and urging them to push on; to, higher attainments. T h e' diploma» were nd-’goU were also Is svldspeSÎ. then "presented to the following: 1 The p^vailing colors lent .thena- ■ponded with an appropriate num* Mary Gardner, Ruth , Waldron, >«!lvcf,prettily to the decorutioha,' aa Fern Ward, Virginia Brady. Alice eung' witp cnthuiljum. The guests were then invited tD m-mI . t ## ■ wm * yellow flowers and green folinge were used In large quantities. In U>b halls and In reception and .refritahmantrooms were green vinr.n grac^fuUy twined. , lnfermlnglW'r-*wH'h.\ geoos w^ellow,. ¿h^ianywirumk- ami, Southcin stpl^tut. -'Fott^k.ptdfn^ttd fern» also adtffd to tmt hearty of the'scene. •As the guests ..pr*iVcd they were met.By a comm^tjqo of !jUnlbni,‘ lovely young* ladies ifrettjly 1 go to the refreshment rooms on the third floor, where an elegant ice cream and cake course was served at smalt tables. ' Miss' Clara Guild ati4: MUVAlice Tetherly aaaiated the JonlArs( |ri looking after the ccm fsri of Ihdr guests, and nothing was .l- !i undone that was necessary to ntakp Ul* . ^ / i/ >u '* >■ what she hagl>die«rd Aat.tb their future«: ’ If class phfophfct.-l* anywhere near right In Herkbredfotlona fog th* future of her^clusstmtert they.tfiiyve causp "lit» .congratuflg^ theiriicIVm for the future seems Very bright' ihtjeed. Some will reach the halls o^tptne add all will attain aome 4*kr*J of. succeaa and UMfulness. Here’« wishing that thc-olas* prophei”, has'not made any <fniitalm, (a^ Iftastr Vaughn. ,*ldJI»' Hodges, Eva Hpdges, Ednk; ChlttemWn,, Muriel Rhodes, Olga Vlhiep. Stella Vlnê«nt^Çlau4la Townsend, RtMfamrtid'-RadlSriO, Ag­ nes Bothamly, .Ercel Bittler Clif­ ford Walkpr,'Edward Millen. Watson MdAtoxinder|; 1 Thomas . Merldeth, Uusb'Murpby. Victor Green, Collier IVowm Collier Biggiers, Dixon Coul'bourn. * 'V. ^ ' ....... „ JtfMpnt,'thoroughly enjoyed the oven gueVu -to ' the” rionA' 100ma," ~afUrr'^n» the Juniors and able oasiatThe beautiful class day exercises whlch' they .were escorted to thn „u-j-anta-joara. voted royaLanHyulncrs. of the graduating class -atr«>* given ceptlon/'roOm, where the’ honor! • “ ^ ” ——— on the campus on Ttltytday afternoon g usata - itood in lipe' and received . iS Klglhlh Grade Graduates at S:30. A large‘ crowd of frlen^a The •gradynriflg exerriaes of the a nd TTf gttT gr sisomW f <T Oh' Tfia'^orm Grammar School were held in the aid« o f»th e school building at the was Mil* Annie Whitne;] High .-School 'auditorium at ten ni itin 1*1ninv aH.l entrance on the lawn at appoint (o'clock Wednesday morning, and ed time. In most respects the ex­ !vsij. wore witneaaasLjby a large - audience ercises on these memorable class admiring relative« and friends days are the'moat interesting of the of th e’ boys and girl» who were com whole week. M ore,of the real na­ plfXi.ng the Grammar School course, ture of the data and the individual it avos'a large and handsome class of characteristics are displayed than jjirls and boya and won merited ap­ at any other time. There is always plause as they marched into the au­ ditorium preceded, by the principal, when the class Comes together;ç(or Prof. Perklna and teachers of the a dais day program,. There U sadeighth grade. Miaa Florla Walker and new |of ness on account ol thi, nearnew Mias - Kata. “ parting ways and a feeling of joyAfte» bslpg aeai,yd oivjhe rostrum outness because *of .having iSnUicil a work “ of years and attained the covptcd>w>ol, graduation day. 9 f* -" » . -a . » 1 -fu qtoré »• Thtf dtwhjg jf- ,« y. „ G i ^ w s r School Rece|cQh * On Wednesday, niternoon tho ' friends and patrons'of t h f-Grammar School Were entertained at a, moat pleasing reception, :wh«ii they were Invited to inspect tty»'-work of the various grades. ' Aa /Hh’iiVr arrived ,tbey were nSek-by-. W m m -Mkjg aThrasker, h|Sru -''*hrd antf others 'o f '* freshing punchy and cake, after which they visitad the rooms of the various gradeV. The (eachera received in -xaoxns- sad, ibawa^V tb» vjaitoHf •the exhibit of school iwork that odorned the walla. Every room ; was -beautifully dec­ orated wHh a profusion of iovely flowers and the dtìplay.of eyery lino of school work in the several grades most interesting and creditable. All the work waa good and showed a thoroughness and nbatneaa that wa^ vary gratifying In-noth the' teacher!) and patrons. , * , _________________ _ t Prim ry School Exhibit On Thursday afternoon'the teach- era and !Ui!e folks of the Primary Department were at home to itystr many friends and gladly recci.v^i Ths -fro^ram bcg4ft when Mias them us they had just complete^ Adelaide Biggins played a .beautiful a most successful year and had somjr.’ march arid V-.U^A-.- undergraduate* vary interesting proof of it. The marched out' d f tfxvM-haol building rapid advancement of the tiny tot« and aasombjed ,;*rouud th* Bteps of the first and second grades la ok-** *| which were the roairom ^pif lhe occa­ moat mafveiloua. Starting ai they sion. •Tlwy made a -pretty .picture do, nert knowing u totter, in moat and were' roundly applauded. The cases and after completing ibo first glrU wore white dresses «ud- badge.-) sight monthn.'.wriring a legible of their dosa colors. The boya also reading and spelling and doing wore the claw colors.¿and ’ looked ber work.in a way . that-Is indeed . equally os ..iHs as they-, took their wonder. place» 09 tho right, of the » 1« pa, , > ‘ The walla were .prettily ’.decorated The Seniors came next and atood with bordara qf>ldalales, butterflies. In a group ofr tbe aUpa. They wore Alid roaea, nuiwsry rhymes apd un- * the rigu^tioo High Scbocl Regalia, derneath are - the eitMbUg^ V . grey cap« ipd ¿OWi)» and-« »«ore at- school w?rk> *" " $ $ * I nilractlVe,! Ibtelllgent 1ot‘. of'.young - Lovely Ulite booifata ‘ on., w iieh A V , , people could acaredy be foypd.ony. jtf* , written'’the perfect speUlng of •a V , .w h e r t. ... ; I L j A 4 . 'r i L _ . A . J _ fiipnlh werfc iioticmL A * ..K ctu ro Aftw. '4ho .bttyMB Offtool •slopes, were'] written itt cl^tr. L arsf ,*, * J. iFranklUi; 'voale»' fgaiF a parage letters >y first grade ;tdts.* -C a frii-_ ' . toom the'i|ehre\a-. Scriptures,*Gvorge dar*. w*ps nicdA for the ‘ t K e lW ,- ' Mclnnrghllri dourly ", and * distinctly , , oagb a atory within .itadf gave » brief ‘History of tho and apropp« of th-v aeaaofi. ■— - * A d rift was _ ’ spir a ,„ given b y M ■, „.^ugblon . in , her - \ V tainëd for iomê time. ' When in the Movement „that wav very int t Men. was read by Misa lYinnle irehe Brown. • >-■ ,- ; f V M f by m [ i t t f t t i ' 'The **ay ) g a m e s & B 3 & > waiy roiui *bjf' Erttti' Lltf!« v&«t .»Jbf didlyjWvgn . p ^ r by Mis* Linda “ , ' A hap^ed'-Ma aubjnft -‘ ‘ ManSrSilriiggli Connelly., This wa* followed b y ' a for f^od Id *>' ,V*ry inVoreating .aud ,cKorua Uy the school. The ¿roVn- •} ,(f& thoughtful mann^fy Toth Meridrth Ing event ¡0» usual on aucb day* caipJL, next. with; a (iplcndldly +pYe- the proaldent's address. ’ Miss Helen . . . . pareal p ^ p r o n IK« MTwo taAkUj’n f Rowland*, si; president of the class, *t , *ka Ipat .lp fta ‘- ¿n «i£ W éiu b ' a n d r e la t iv e s Kyle. v-A thoughtful, j l, £\ 'paper or\ Som*. Famous Worked > f . ,Pei*p and aorta Saying* of FaiDOM1" - ■ � 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. 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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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 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/ca158da1e8c1491ae03f6fdeee2959b9.pdf 38a2d8148eb040650a4c2f842ff5a81c PDF Text Text *" ; '*1*AO-bAtPi)l V j T i p V ? ,^4.firn f f w * wi*h' in . fhbr.nmhisrr ip J t, Mm. J u . UaQfJott' f o / Wrr* hotheYthimk’ àfl tho •’.*aQ *m. in BreckvUlp/ ODU.- 'qi] tfcA 2nd, w dped* during th* n ù k jn £ j$ t 6Jì\ité*jtrip< iiy; .dearly loved* dnURhtcr -»iKWjj Mm. Lane ' ira» ‘^ ¿ pf I C to those who ?anli* to til6 J‘ ev:’ in .health by her irfpUfc; « , Stninmeycr,. and for 'tbo beau- J ■5 » TurtVlh who ol^thc rnosh *siti atti ve tifai flower?. ijjj* " ' i ! p l a w m this *Viei nlty? and ¿ W s d vSlra. W. W. Drewor left Monday]. I*-, by Mr. Frank Ilrtiwri, brother of night for Watefton, N Y., called j l£ > ( M n. Lane. Thero*1s’ ii thrltt'y fif­ there by tha .viious il’ nesa of Mr.' * teen year old or*ngt -trov e' of some Ofeasor's rholny. ^ O. E. Walker* of Topeka, Kans., five acre«, dn level ground back of the bungalow, which aUp da, on the is here Jor n short time, Mr. Walk­ >;cie?t.of a high bluff oVVrtobkljrig‘the er’s cousin, J. B. 'fty lo r of K*il«i|s lake: ’ The bungalow l*Va'«tu M of City, M oy Is* personally syperfp'.OMey comfort with Its* prt'Ully . fud tending the work o f g r o w in g 50» i f '’ /' y ’.fished room«, and big breezy.Tve-i acres of potatoes on a iwrtion ufj » •••‘.^ id a , nicely 'screened, from any Mr. Walker's >gfound. The .flfttj,' wandering insect life, adorned , with 6,* dctvg .to Iin dug gave a yiel^F fifji ipany flags and pennants,'and fur- 100 buahdrt W r ucre, pno field ^ ib h ed .with couches and.Bttats that’ J. C.'.JUch Vrijl Hr. W. 'K :.A f t n f l * | / Irlake olio'feel lniy to ./»von .look «it. 7"‘ ‘ Tl\P Vtdcp j|qpa-to the cJe«r waters nick" of Si. reU»ri##urg ^rro here on , cs* ^ j- . of .lorT-ty 'Banti'niT Lake *1« sljuded by a businesa trip last weefk. Mr. Uudsoc\ of Cjtmerfih Farms / 1 a'.gTpir%*jdJ|-,'pti>e'¿saplings, ‘ ’itnd, > iii be lUrthe.f bertutilicd when the nur- has been in Lakelhnd Jttr'visit, his * ; , •*/rperou» JujsjUvvroi# that have been father. „ Mra. Anhid Mann of Sarasota was 1 jdafttAd grow /lkigef.' ‘ At the foot of ,-tlya hlil,; a r^gnlaf Indian canoe calted here Im V week to attend the. funeral - o f . her, niece,••-Jeiuilc MeC]l.niinB.J;: ; r ; J ( '■ ■ kMrs. .Tiionins , Duitiftp of . P«rtt arenue, .-Sanford ami. Her.guett. 4 flj* friends are .'always welcome. With Nook, R .'p ! Grier, Sr., of CBpieroV City ; tlj^'.exception of: a yellow catj who . .patrols 'tho. Rroumifl,, the place Is, has been ill, under the earo of IJr: ’ <! itee /rdifn" all pftlp^t* life. Np pets; Puleston. i;:rtfr ;:^h*;'Tdrflw/:-.a« it« master do- V Jo® 1Cameron is at the npw'cattle. Tro® •¿hat ^ p w r t ranoh c/inltiiUiy'i heaclquarters sottlh Sflí. ‘ .V:v.*Al.» siTud- at.Æbertÿ ;Vo .run > v i y i ita a ot ^r.'^Chri^WBii,'*»^a.lUnc ah «6ft. r iìff lt U y •WhèdeverVJjD‘ Ujfcflftoi.- • ( ¡fine id b o'u riid ^ t tfie.' plairt' for *. -r •* -•\ M-, Cleveiahd fiWjpjiv» to >Vin- vatipua purposes. / rdj'jeg im liu.dtK-9« and fri«/ 'apt re- *, We lm r rfom. WhlteriHand »bar. >t‘ Until fidi.'.' .fïr. sitwl M rs/K icss- bricklayjftg t wfu begin’ ; about. JunoV /v h n i'fi/ .Ni-v. York' ar^ vbiling' Mrs. 1st on Beard ell ivei^u®, Unless some­ Cleveland àfnl will awil»t ¡her in; the thing .Unyoked for .•hipped*. mnnag<t,rnt o f ’ "E ch o dur­ ing the /summer. Mias Bèssie Stnith has been visftSTU M A REM EDY • Irtfe friends trf Sanford and reports P O P H A*M ’ S A :• r V f. V i • > ¿ive* Instant relief andiut curt* having a- good time generally. , J in all cases of Asthma, Twricbitl* and '■■ ' Arthor •how yf Clearfield, Fa., 1s visiting his aunt; Mrs. Edgar Bridge. Hay Fever. V Sofdt only by Wrni G. / Mrs.,Brld(fo is ontertoining as well A hirich; druggist, malt oh ret ip t.of as instructing the children'o f Faola l i p ; » Trial package by rr,aiJ 19 ¿up Li with a ‘Sunday school Maw» at her William«- M fi Co|, Prop#. CIeve\srid;,'j[>; S ■■ • _ * 1*____ *____ ' ,r;'%-k ‘ ' homo every Sun clay .fttdrnJng, T^(*’ **=b, *♦*-»t. 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' \ . • . »P b d t 50c ^ (Oc ^ .. 37c .B e r lin K e t t l e s , 5 0 e v q j u e ___ ,^ ....,.% v 3 7 c B r e a d P a n s , 6 ^ x 9 ^ ................................... - 8 c « T i n P ie P l a t e s , 6 . I f V o u d o a ^ e h ^ t © w o a r .t h e c r e a m , 8 in ch .. S h e e t S t e e l F r y i n g P a n s .. ■r^ d a e Window'D!«play) • *• y i ’ W a t e r P a i l s ; g a l v a n i z e d , 1 0 q t . ...... 1 7 c ' Preparq, y o u r s e lf .tor ease .•and co m fo rt d u rin g the Com-, T V jatet, B a ils , g a l v a n i z e d , 1 4 q t « . . ____ ; f'2 7 c - 7. T h e c o s t - i s v e r y s m a ll; o n l y $ 8 :8 9 ; f\irw h q t su m m er aftern oon s’ /^ T O rw y (h ere Is no* ex-‘‘ pe r S u it. , 10ccilse* fo r any hou seh old be-, |t C U s p ld o r s , 1 5 c s p e c i a j ^ r , ’^ T-T.',-.....! - -■ , ing vyithout ' » ham m ock,' t ‘ r ' Loaf Pans; stahiiard size............. lc w hen wtr ’ D iiUl p la ce on e in 8 , E n a b le s y o u t o w e a r a c o a t in t h e ’' » . ■ i...-’ s y m m e r Vrith a ll e a s e a n d c o m f o r t . -G a lv a n iz e d W a a h T A b a ....:« .A $ 1. 69 , $ 1.98 .'t h e r e f o r e b e in g m o r e p r e s e n t a b le 79c G a l y a n i z e d W a s h T u b s . « ****W*«*' Ì Ì22. 3r 9 a n d _____ ‘ in th e V p r c s e n c e o f la d ie s . ' * 1* ^ i i* -ï * qor -according* to weight a n u » y CrfUvi t • V*^ ‘ “ ‘ » —H»,^- »a•»»* vtfA* ft - , quality. ; ■» ^v• • D u ^ b liity . • * v ^ ‘ C h a m b e r ^ ,., 19d w e e a n fu r n is h y o u a b r a u t i f u j . £ r u y . ' al the Dlichary saw mill the other Hhetm ' . v u ■I flay, and mgih* l)iiggs Uyely there jJ . J ‘f\ * ‘(or awhile, o k . fpr .th e 'p r o m p t o c ie n lir it^ J iis to v e r y ‘ coyrgge'of a ‘c fclred ompjoyce, thky . _ * * *_% " say the trouble .opght havp-hpen • * " '* -T,r * *" more serious. ’ • . . 1 . ^HAT- l R •• A w i h n m *. T Ht D B T/OF, ¡ÉALOhtìEL " y C v * * " -t» í7 ' +**• 7 \ %i - •V P /'• ’ jr*fT. finù-fT». ftutsVT*, dftfggist, is ono of the th* Miss Lettio ‘ Hoard of Orlihdo Is tirsi Oragwsstyp ’daBcerns fo offer for visiting lier sistersM m. J};..W:'Lhrfl. ^ • .th cf’nt^.si^-jn of gtetüdp» that fc* ' Among thbie thaClook in th Ä ifi' Ltob'sun'i.kntfnrf Che nsA 'pfb« fashion^ union -In1 JackBonvfllo liât Jw^elt calomel as ajlverjn tóldn èi., 10. t h e l o w p r ic e p a i d f o r P a lm B e a c h ■ Kfiwrs. ’- Ì.ÌM *V lA rd , tC Wi N w ljr everyone kbW s ).ow easily fJ B d m tiyied fc o ffe e -P b ^ s , típéc.íáí . ............ S ^ t s in su m m e r e n a b le d -y o u t o Lord, tW-- 'ft* Humphrey, •0 . ‘ C. the'ltVèr Wconiw sluggish tn' this -ell. ,A liu tf^ h ^ y dini' J» mlly, IX; L . ^unV- maté,gnd how.this sluggishness Affecta --------- b u y b e t t e r c l o t h e a - f o ^ w i n t e r w i t h ­ 10c ^ n a m ^ t á c í^ lilk P a u » :.^ .-. not:buijf, ill"!!)« pther phyiical organa Ipftrey. ' ‘ ■ ,;, o u t a n in c r e a s e o f a n n u a l e r p e n d i* t t v J, D'.^Iinntprhoy of *Jac^sghYilltf but tho mfrid. As weil,*',‘ •jÈ r ia m e lè d W h s h B & i i f i ? . .j L ^ a K - X y --: l ? c ■ uF vhns mpV/M h»alt‘herd Wn^ f(( located - Th« -tignar- towers. of this dread cont u r e f o r c lo t h in g . ’ . p* ^|i* l-v, it-4be.< yjd Jflhn Z.‘-McDonald jd»ce »1it libi,'which san#1cidi malaria ars coatH tn p ie te lt o ib o f , ' i f c w r f i -tear;Lake ■-Maryyr r-\ .* { ' kìiówt» “ B lack^G at^- hcaKd, ' »VVVlT-'J^w.Wynp «iteniFls« -. wetk: I«V l ;'ai'^forHJ,'running'* !.; ' V lbyah’t ‘ cv-etyTpair guarantcctJ-p«;^ birycle shop -wbUe Jie wiae In*Jack- sMooUflc -Kquiif ,.v8¿ot<ií)lo mj*»bçioe ln téctf«àtisfiw*t|onr\-\é;. tha fùrm of ŸTus Wulf«' l i ver-A kl ‘will sgnvjlle. r a - ■■-* ___l i __ • -^ llib b e d H o se , "R lpcfc A3at* ; 8 ic e B o iib r o ................................ ^ Mrs. W.*H. Evans of Lake‘..dsry iT.'V.nt or pròniplly r<Jk*vp all Uver. L--. .Brand” 1» ; ^ # , ‘ . and Mra.. 1L E. Hester of San’ord Iroub’ ^t W h o o n c e s a id “ G i v e m e a P a r is C o r (black*.only) per . l . r .A ; V o la n d e r a . f.' ¿ e £ ~ r & P.I sslo undir money guárantoo by were the guests of-M rat 1, If. Wyi.n pair.;-:«* i Q C K, C U qwci K, druggUL lost Suhdflyr ■ ... .■ *7 ?; s e t , " n o w s a y s “ G i v e m e a W a r n e r 's ," ’ Mrs. J. Lord ,aud. L' V. t£s ‘.LISIe IIohc, “ Black;-Col Sfenstrom spent C(gsp^ .Wgflneadey . ■ ,* *> Brutid” fôr wometj '.i*i‘(%Ar I V . ■with Mr*. McGaughey*' oP^tpbgB a r is « d e s ig n s lip é s f o r t h e w o r l d o f per pair. wond. . *1, 1 . ..- *f -■[tM-* , „ m.• ii m_ J*?Ej, ► % f/.C !' . • ' aivfq s h io n , b u t w lte n Í T Hornes - t o m a k i n g * '4 '; *' . w r i . i: : Mule HoAo fiiH sigetj Blacky -* /AllM ViE*« HTATION. > • >î, ~ r ■- A t h e s e lin e s e a s y fin d ■c o m f o r t a b l e >o n ' Cat Drimd, black * ; > g V o r k l 'a i i i s , rU n io n m a d e , t\ Q (* **.' ; JcTOtio WbCIelJunA. .A'ldb«» cjhlkl ^only, -------,v -6f,; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McClelland p ih c f H i'k .;, O t i s _ , -, . A m e r ic a n fig u r e s , P a r is h a s t o b o w t d • dlk,d at ,U;30 the aftefpuoa of ,\J^y j : ' •. • - ,mr V * V* . *• il v ii ? ilk B cot Itiiho, "B la ck , fllh;''agcif;lB vent.» and IS daya’bltl. t h e d e s ig n e r s o f W o r k S h i r t s , :4$ ia e: B e ll-G h a r a brV ' lebving a father, step-mother, two; A r m y s t y l e , .s*peoîaU v o f u e i o r J ^ ' sisters, Edith amV' Christine,- and Wdthdr* Gcffis, Morgan and halfM o n d a y ............ •..........a r i . . . ....... ' H •. broths^ Jarhies F., Vr. Jennie -had j-’ Children’» 8ox~ "Black ; -, 1 ■ „ -j. ' -1 Cnl_ Brand,” - sízím 4 to 8, . been lil since the /irkt week of last V a n a m a H a t s ; g e n u in e T h e C o r s e t s t h a t in e a s e 'a p d g r a c e o ù t and,, »color»,- rcgiihir 'iiH oveuver. •flwt!;'ylth ;j»n .nttAeV o n w o r t h y $ 3 ^ )0 ( s e c -L|ovpV-anri-latta^^rtlh bem rt'kaitsfaraltLfiode -* s t y l e . t h e b e s t P a r is C o r s e t . N ew est _T ■> , V*=— «= d o w S ' : ;.. a .;;;. A ; v. brought oti by .rHsurcaUanL, with io n n a y „ ;.s.;tv«z-.,V S p r in g m o d e l s n o w r e a d y f o r f i t t i n g . , ^ which .«tilliwid* (o r ■hald of t h e BAK ER 'S F k l E i f a t a M .. -Of* her life. Sho wn* a »wett, beOUtRuI .Lisle* O arBlue In «Ine!, V.C hahe ilu» .«i/koy«ihm-.:» B * 9 8 c , ‘ » 4 « : ? 1 .7 9 , ’ ■; " ' 4 ; vjt?¡ ter gill »villi a'- loving. rl:r,'r(iil <!i W e knead and which -, - I. i j i t ' c F r o n t s $ 1 ,3 9 a n d ...i:.;. ' V “ * Bra . , tion uisd^ bôre' heç jonfillaeoii wifli * « “* * • £* j; -, J* teèd , Quiic di fie rent Ihough.-JiittìfiÌ aifd tl**’ piUspc«^ .& Ü w » , lova*d .fey ft.hoit ■■ J Ü 3 ---- — ----------; 7 ^ ' ‘ . SISC i;; , -K^V. ■ of loviikç" rtliiiivQS and friends. ^Th® . J m SsSj -, - -r v . - . - n , ;• L funerifl,’ waa helft* TJuirsdoy afterFrpm ihe cook-ifoyc ovcrt'Vcr which Î '- V , ;• **Yióow-- A f m i -yhilrch, flov. E. ia> : Sfeinnuyt-r. rolhcliH/>1jt. Tho fh/raL ;:l f * j ir <*? fjer^ da;* pii ichoof. Hirttip rise--- . , -;V _ ^ ■,|L i 8 -BiUMSL' Eila JuhnflOit Ifuth ami* T r v O u r ftih n -y ÿi-Ti ~> -M Gfrtrude-Jjjuli*. Aliev- Vaughan jind — ^ - tt -*i « -*•»■» * <rrJ. rt ‘A*VJ i>»ura’'A*arhi,r .-nrini sr pall hcnrpr?. ty _ tZÎL\Tho burial was ol^kwiko View cemeJfàêu iv Ir ••Uer, bi^do- Mr niptW* brother and 'Æ dHer w h o. have* Cflvho on heforu. "T* *B a k d i y »< y . Thu family h # vo dn* sym paih y oH -, S i»‘ entire community. Í - Plir>tock cqnsistiCôf *h 8 It - f W a r n e r ’s C o r s e t s -48c -48c .ofrrrlnfe«- .wc^ruffb^lld 0f tKe GaoA' A? °£ $ -v;-. 9 Vi - ’ Vj- ’ fWé* ■•* A �mm ~ • iK H' CA PWB5ST- .X*;, Ö F P fc iA I, O R G A N OK S E M IN O M ? C O K N T Y THE GARDEN SPOT O F T ill? f fößLISHED V ' S E W -W E E K L Y «Vil V /~ r o U iM E V da • ' . I t f S A N F O R O — Lt/t I* Worth p o in g 8* '• -U v - . A ? - ;* - * * • '• • « - - -it •r- * .•' d I ! 1 ^ — -■ GREEKS ARE FABLERS ,*• V* , yj*- ■ ‘ Raising Vegetable* and'^Oiit W orn* V «e In U ob Coatti; .. Tallahassee, May 19. .In Jan­ . .— I J • *J; V uary '/our Greeks, nssociiitod under THK MAIN CONVERSATION ABOUT the name of D. Barkis & Co . « £ - PRESENT INCUMBENT ,AND fc/T silahsasee fpjm RfJehM m /' ¡1 V Hla IN A B IL IT Y ,. bought IQ5 actat nf lumi t’wcl " n r VÂÎl<lrtÇ?:fl>Ckéd, Art •] on 3BturrtRy.«nU $eWtr any • . " « * > • 'S / i - -rS w r- i =0 -M*;$ w SPOKEINSANFORD is e d .. " * # . SANFORD {D. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY. lt , 1914. * »' ' %j V:« ' • h » fourcandidates for CONGRESS /. w k lW NOT a d v e r t B ■ TO D lU W C R O W !) ™1 ^MÌS iV* fA ^ • » *?- ,.ÿ4j* .-Jj YV» *'k Ck • ’• L»k f\Äv •M . V* ‘ Jim ~t. * Mi itili. w L -.y H AD A m G s T A q ^ ß S T ,t V* , A L L 3^ F T H E M FROM coupon will also he ¿«'aqfied,t^Cthe tet’urn railroad ticket, ¿V & -. .*• 'Ji­ lt ts probable the ,ptAn. wl(l Itq trjed out nygt month, soon iuj 'jipsi ^aible after the building of tlu/' paw ' t4 *J-f— * -» - ,« ■ -, 7 • . . ; pavilion at thp beach, has ln*»lr V 4 ' i* . V j i'hed, and the ,flrst experiment Wifi w ^ l l ' f i Y^k D l u n c h .-B ahk' k t » ‘ WliKE DÉPLF.TB» HY T ilt ? 1 , - <‘S F% bo run aa an exiseidment* i I f ' tt R T A IS ' Hi NORV CICGUÌR proves, successful. an plfort wll V .ritqde tp induce the v.tillf.oftiFJ panics ‘ t<^ coptihu^ tjife exditf ‘ t i h¥!W ’’ ' pirnic'nt , l1'' toirded,tno_.school Geneva , s every Sunday during the ;etrialrttWr lait Saturday *fqr Geneva |»/s ti rc)H o f iho summer season, * " ¡1 f .utlrtion for hospitality -that «uutqo't baillyC ncgIee<od condicion, aha It is 'ostmiaterir^hat eoreral .hjijf■ J be discounteA, Thee« 'were altmit tbr. Kadn of Argenifha, was in J*avo Âhf rejA ^ a i of work dred. |ftopie.,Bvlnj LA-ytl^ Iht'ftjipr twenty cgadldatoa-. affd ckmp\ (<gresignatioQ fn, ^osc su« l) a ,coura*ibjNhiftara Falla to arrapRe for tile lie(■ PlhQnld(tfS( tb .d o . dlut- deepite tMr*theV, ir e towqs iw ic; avalV iherj|*ilveiilpf'«uqh lowgrs from this dty-Ahat jbucm?y«U ;•> "•that jouenoyod v’i r necessary to a- Wftlembnt in 1peace, glnfllmi of the lonfejencb haxt Will* If Cleujte t ’Enlde: and w W .;‘ V » i f r im opportunity to lp e n d Sevtfai thither by boat nod auöi auta and wlijyx .:‘A - •• ; Ì . rf^otialibiia.» This was stated pout-*; nesday. Amhassarior !)<■ C.smu, of ieyr •pore n»<V t h n n .iw prjMcnt ^ u n \ - 1 hours ft! the beAch^^ind plaits kte they. Unet!-up.-At the "Vcly In - ^ p a tc h e s . tpUay^ from a llratil, was in New York, whence to b,nt. Claude WfA*€bt In U fj bunch now being taikc<i apd considered- to mjt leave anything that luA ________ voubj mph: ormighly i»mpetent^. diplom atic«leave for. the Canada birder town: but Jo*ef>h Scant .of Kissimmee. Wl ■•■i.Jhi. iÏ,t hack t.a.f.1 . *J furnish . amuiemspt and . enteTtllpi cr the people by carrying !.. 1 $ / Malone o f Key West, Albert «njl tom nAc r ^omifigTjo 'for' à.’ ïù ç- so ii/ce In Mexico fcjtyfW 'olio of'th b Minister Suarer of Chile’ wds to leave ment for the Yisltora when they ar> homo >v jii o f ' Jackeonvillp^ kniT St. cetwlon (hroùghot^T'^fìjt) “ authmor',1 forelglt •representMlN'V . i K f f c ) ; Hh(f here today nnd mnrabpra nf the rr--’. Tho people did not’ gather at tho o Albióy be confirm*, in\ir^Tl*o»}glvj(rt^Ly friends American mi-Mion. ,* w < to depart . 0 vp OMc, About a of .iJftW&vJNq Within ft f As yet plans have not been fully grounds until about eleven but tho . k/nTkJI her* In.thelrgjory ■ «up6ty-i»g the J/AwH«t>UriUi ckittamade, but ll^ls practically certain canlttdattn wero right on tho job I telatcd. the street* in tho’ Afternoon lobies an|lA n a«Wnvd,bna.i\Wr, Jcrop" the railroads will try -out the experi­ bright and early and worked aw ry| umJ *rf night «poke to thehotopl* of Farli being very jiromlni/ig. -They ment in tin» nenr fu tu re—'New known dodge and. artifice for th«* [, ¡t. the, tsrrtef of. First street _#rvd -»laoç hi\ve crop«, iof co*rnt pi «.not', fted- the delegates 'to disflusa: oply j Rucrta^ repre«entutlyes nrr|ve' irdm .Smyrna New*. . < .S’.i*w vptes. At noon ail \he good pooplo ‘ ’ ■ /-P iik /s x V n ^ v T h e y hud u large potStbea. - They believe In vu the qttcstion of tiu- Tuinpuy 'con -i N<*w York-. of Geneva had gathered all th e good THE OftEAT NATIONAL GAME. >y.and^ afe »aeking^ t# ; Intrbdu« f)ict. leading to the Arnericnn' oeca-l. ’Jfhuoretlcally, the liuertn tieier **tioW<4tiii wpA» ;H»twned to with things to, ^At In .tlie beautiful pavil­ itiiernational issuo, Tmt r f ’’ K 'J n u i i i l M i »«* 51. - - - several new, yegetoiilc* troia 'lliitr »PHtibn of Vera Crut. Later. .Y he;jtatea t Sanford Wilj .Hav<j IfaecbAlf Yhlx ion on ifie ¿bores- -of” Lake Harney Meal can dictator, It ia ; -¿apWiifd ('¡'j; are deciftr^I to. have privutrij native .country. T ho^, >ave . ulsa' and tlWe the hpbgry’ on«?s full .t o . Sumc.i r Sure ' camp to recognize the necessity, pi ft { admitted that'the rejty prjibUm ’ con* ict out a largo bod qD4asparagus,' A very *uce*aHfu| meeting of Saaer and devoured the elitekeg pio.'fripd»' . / ; nting.them .u tin- : . : ■ ' Voi. UA(rA'-»lmiUI raero ulrect^l up Ahich one vegetable tJiiCTrue Dem­ broader settlftnent,. tmd than < ball fans wa* h d d : laat Tucsduy chicken and 'all the goo«l tilin g»' ,-<U~l%L’ E/vfle M a Ttu* iiCt that he ocrat has often asserted can be mada v o ^ e d t o the delegates^ ai#m‘ap«pe|’r thsi? oountr'y. .A t the Same 'time that those Geneva ladies know how eyeding. After full do-eu *3?»Tc^.>ntlj unalde lo ,rjwwef' roll to make Tallahassee as famous as thu\ he was prepared to’ step down por.mns id the confidence of the to make. After di niter the cajididecided to place in. tho field^an atnsh ou ld 'th b course he found nects-j Washington government nwert the .tail aiaV'lhV,. J^rdefl-pl. \hejr w.- Sanford -la for Its celery. dates were- railed upon to earn their ntPUr team composed of local. boyi». j qUf'tion for mediation Y f f ^ n g e r ■; ;■ , .>*•■-v, ’ • ' Another Industry to .which they »ftry by them. The problem causing chief eon-¡is the Tampico flag Indd the Those present w«*re ably to^ascertain dinner by speaking and ail of them TheyahpaH g o o ttW 10^^ “ 9^ Joft are giving particular attention ia the , of 'from reliable sourcef of information took their turn and told the people ¿ n . «pi-riuL’y appeals in the people growing of, «ilk worms. They are cern to diplomats In Mexico City* numerous affront* to the rond'-thnt we' Itnvi' in pur midst, extra why they expected t j bo oh*cte«I county a yiie-cwne« from the adept in this business, having- been now is thrftlpf the fprrn of admlnis-ithe United States, hut the L ro-, RoiuJ material Urr om* >«f tin* bmt aaci gave an excuse for wanting their * naBerior. ■Hilly M alohi.^itr also poll regularly engaged in it In their na- tration during the inkprinr, before a ' «motion oi,8ct1l\nif the troJffic a team# In thl» section o f ‘ thb.atateY- votes. That is ail the cand date* . * f.,iorr.e votes. ha" widl,.Willi’srpion' ¿ivu Vonntry. They clhim that silk constitutionally- elected spoke that could he found.* Kn^w1 All Cm boys a*k la that thpy‘ have could assume . oflTcc. i'Anw ts-.as they sy iiir'fmve- thoir,- W n , he prpdt^eed here within thirty the support of evfry'neritpit in San­ of them hid out, but Hon. F o m a t tonal ‘friends buy if .the meeting days, w^ortTit tnkvs forty*flvo. days tiona concerning the hamcB ford -a bo dr »»re* to hovo hasehalt in Lake who pn»ide«l manadgetl to» w e rn rn ’e i f J* efttabllahed or Saturday changed' uny * vdlgS in'Greece, and the ftarlter tho pro- B i b l e .atitemaor tq„-iruetta. .were Sanford 'during the summer months. corrftl D. L, Thrasher, C. L, Prdlc K^gsa iiot apparent, althoiigh« it was d^U to:^fc£Vtribfb f valuftUie. They tainod in the disp itc!). ‘ this subject sur. «i,in Mexico City. Mr. H. It. Stevens Wat elected fo catatffdates for* Supt. of Public In­ “i » ebneenaun of'op ljp on -th at' Sear* hnve'huniircdn. of wafite farmed out* •being'onp In whiep'ft ,woul<C be nee ■ ■ T w o (acident*.-am ong soverai esaar^-fto, ebtisult opinion bf Congd- wfeich bticlouded the mediation skjes be manager of * the team, for the struction. E. A. Douglass candid uidc the most telling.94i|\-ch siiicc he ■on, ; o f. rttfU tutioj*rtiist ami other leftdtjrs in Mex* during the past week today remainM 'coining year, ond wfi ai1vTtrto*f front’ (or Clerk, S. L. McBride and L. P. HjT,not kay that* lie jAould^got the ring the-past «ypak Today remain« past-baseball history in Sanford that Hagan, County Commissioner«, B. iftnafi* evVryitiiag icC th$ colelirlar' -E* Brady anB C. M. Hand for S!f«riff Aftf^tViJ Lur-it^ai'he. wpnld d o ’ his Vftbitrt'TIÄtalftese-*' , S W. B. lipaliy fqr Treasurer, T . K, Niagara tl b?st. The ’ boys- Were * vWy few worms’ bring ^ Bates, for Annaso;t ^co. G. HefHng ’ f^tlml frflm theD long campaign d o fn $100 to' »bpusands of t Individuals lug., seen ttnd l)r-?G. ijtrn»gfeflow cundiilutpH dfam kf B k £ a « i OoftaJL and Ijifis. arrival in thtir çouti'tfy,, for* C-outty Judge and several othrfs. the-poejtion b f a n d , , sal h e ra ld b V ‘ n. advance, conno- .* T b « m»’d fske'.a-grt-at it\tc»c*t In Th«’ . day.: was greatly enjoyed by lypr. anti hf« bilicò .will t>* Riintly ilii-j—did not bavp.ihp'iTodd every Toho. and there Is ’ no- moru , . tiro'Vblf4i-of-thb people. y* |^M-ihE,.£ 0 ,uiiti>L LhaL ■1very beautiful jiL>ot in .the countv for a T he ;-<inancf ■cnmmjtf*», «,/t^ Ä em cäj of Hifl^ftoutherp^ reput»-■bnltilfOi -;ôulimaè‘. hau « uot •yrT Ì»yttrnthd and their talks essentlat J>art of the success.- or- fail.- Ipicnlc . or-’ more generous h*mft«l B>iriti-il's* ibey wouid ;have * lieen t|»cy dre igroatly/Jilcftied, .with,'wad)* .lie.’* *.flfir.*.yffep«»r»d bptfrmTarfl’-tit the,rencjjpd'* "Msalftb .C ity / as had beeh llu^rtu :d('|?gfttibi\^.<»vcr for ' promised.-j/iit it wag presumed11be dte of bftsftbsll is composed of the pcnplc to.serve you tharv.tm pcoidu , nrlkr in jhe campaign. J • tiom Jurrc and that jqverftl ptpet of Gefieva iut*l vicinity. Some o f £ *» mcAiftli^p fuuo«t rrfleotion in^'thc reftsdn for Vehijf w««f brokcu f ruil fdllowing men: Felix Frruik. fib**«. i - L’ Kngle . WK^npt^'rgpre«rnted by Greek*‘ will Join them frere in 'tlje kite c«ndidat*s /want .t o , give tiie II.' Dingec and E. F. Ilousljolder. capital, ' <oinniunicnlton, ■/ - ' .* mmuniention, my one atHhe rfteeting a* hia friends fa ll;' — ■— r ------ ----- r------ T— ------lì'LJ The**- men will . call on yoy and people of jUcrfeva a fish ’ fry iwforo BM ppnfident that ho will be They will grow vegetables largely, State their purpose and it Is hqfled the campaign ja over just aa tbqy tire reedved at tho Ford .factiwy led on Juni» ‘Jmi, but-those four next Season for shipment. They are o f'lilt MILLION TIRES that bvery man in Sanford will heed «•an 'visit them again. this ycar travçl» in the course of it .r--------------------y _ ' .C .'l «ntcKtants are certainly .tunning also experts in poultry raising and tiu? call for base)»all in Sunford this Supply the This *.M on; i to lifethne. /îve thousnnd miles, end Takes ■oAf, ajid shaking every hush. machine incubation. Cabaret Dance 1*-;T( rV n" ' ■ tbliTii. .'A->cpnftervative eutimate oi KWH’"Ford j*> ” t>t us all pull tefother and we Mr. und Mrs. H. W. Herndon*» ,, rlig lifo b( a tire on a Ford, the r,T)elroit, Mich., May* ;)9. joint de'|jatc brings |q minds of the Killed by Lighrning will have'a good team and good base beautiful home on Park nvenuo wa* _ ' 'miHbn two hundred fitly thousaiid yaftr-’ s eupply 'of tires wHI hâve pM^pr voters-the,eorly iiays when this ball. Teams in the field and opcq the scone of a lovely, cabttet «ianrx* Kissimmee, May 18.— During . an tires- for this year’«'«production pi trnvcUcd a total distance of fi,2S0,-. fc | a a rotnrnon prnCticó and the vuo. evening, ul Maft-jweek, givienexceedingly heavy olactricai Storm gopd rare- fv^-th * -estimate ofRhOOÔ rml! w ,~ nr‘ ~29fV;,OiJ*r ttTnT'v iv«ntèdf:t o ! bear f«tm ali—of P*lktkli„ Long liman, The I’hoiihonqr of MrV.. H. >R / Dleidrift; o f. '3L ■ Which passed over this section late « t;u(jd thing Tor the* ¡fib aronutl tho world .hefore the lait phate’ League, Tampa, Kustis, HasPetersburg, Mrs. Herndon*» '«d»ifn»Saturday afternoon, lightning struck •«> e fa serftyped. toter,tç’ «ce id| the cajtdjdatck ip Dng*, East Coast towns, and of ing house guest. Upon arrival theAndrew Slmmor^, a proinlnenl far­ v •a:».-.- r - e. «A. •; -y xrlU-, be ^«tk)n, hc.vr them, talk’to« them, and cpqrme if old Orlando d«?s{res to. try guests wero Cordially ree*dv«*«I b y • V/ »' J.- " . "—” mer residing'neaf Fiab' -lilti.--about supplied bÿ four leading American ■Wske up your mind aceunllngly.\ EXCURSIONS TO CORONADO an«f :<fomo back again we can take Mrs. F. L. Miih i * iAur miles southeast ol Krasimmee, tirç companiee. The tires arrive in If Congrcasmaa L’ E jigjc'fa *-afeto «are of her, or we will givo them the The entire first floor, ^ n c T u d l n c W ' killing him Instantly. Mr. 8in|iaDYv» daily shipment* \d aufilcient. quanb» make tim campft{f d ‘w a r 't W ifniud-M WUI Make Cheap Rales chfthce ftt least; Give us your sup- the spariour -veranda was thrown* was st work on hift fsrrii WjiscnvAbe titioe fó keep pftcc.wltH .tho prodaic/ ■ht* »til probably do so b u t ’at J lrfe' Durlng the Summer port and we will givn'you baseball. opCn tb the dancers, am i the rooatis.j‘ , stpfm arose atid before be.inid!iiine tion o f th* »Kord factory. Epeh'Var *ot he is engage«), with' thp, ft g airs wqru* beautifully decorated witfc r|tt( - / to reach safety the Thal-r^New* Smyrna and CbKinado ' ‘ li»»N|i'a Opposition ' load ■’òónlalji*' àb5UtfttQ0:M ^ ¿T tires '.of the natloniYi^ W'a*hHlft6n ;‘an_«l fi oWera. ’ rosea, ’ for mi and; Bkster. '. He Was a d^an of pi _ j — ... uill entertain hutidrqda Of p eq p le'‘ at • Tallahassee, May 18.— Acbordiog <0. ^0lC .(Jurine tliir qA nthshd JXo.being crippled up* with rheumatism ' M_ c__« ■•'__ I . 1.» . , . , , ■ • lilies being used with mucfy CRbiter f trious unx/riibll knownMn thur. yirm- yaVr, 1 Fetai'.unry.^Mntch“ «fnii Aprii. ■ least several Kundays a lid i perhaps to the provision of the new primary rannot get aroumFin an active camand skill to pfodnea uji urtiiatTr; v f? Jty and leaverhialcU»-hUjsniA ft.LtB^, ..L .whfn * . thoT lk., -factnry ivslAflilflRnvi'J Uw, a-raf e v e ry B u n d a y during the , mld; Mizn. pvoducGoç; ^ '9 t j j Ê È P \who. ha» no ‘jopposi.'' feet. Small tftbh*«' >’ir«l art angl’d Tii. ' { • '' W . ‘sifmYmir svaso», .is practically ftp* tion:-for* (Tifi olllcn cn he'seoW he’ seokï., 'D 1» aD nlTh!se fight it) the Fourth* will Ve ly of' six children. brottnd «16^ven/flupdtfd'Vijh In tho dining roo'm. wheirq tfio j*q»MK. reody declared the nominee f< \ r ihut Vured by progress being made q ppjo kiipnt cl^Ihw fA Ä rlo a (T^ °'l °f hfc anti is about the ohly one __ * «* woro. scrv td d a in ty sandwii ofJi«'c, atul -bb namo wyt i\bt;iappeaf , ll**t hai afl.’akpnod much rnthusiOne Thing co(Tee throughout thb evening-, qrt-'thf A llo t to.be Vptfd for in the and some o f the candidate* have When you go A. P, Cdnuvlly gracifiUidv ptrifjdoa,- > r A_ tirjmaty e l e c t i o n .U n d e r ,'t h r m l d ^Franised 'to come hack ami make June 2 ‘ remember J '^rrjtagèn\cdt, thè hftllqt., w if/utjncc- at the cojreq-’u m ,.yh ile Mlfui, N orm a : KjfJ^lhrr trial before th », campaign marking ■ybur ballot ■ ta l; Herndon and ’ Mire fi/rltg, Jyrki: yirttrer' ’ 1 " J»^nd«d. ; . *.c ; m37 5S1 -tain»,'' or a train approximately 4rain' lejive Orlando early In the*! éssalijy cneumhBred/wlth' th* names the nam e-as ytni. hcrB^ofor«» bar amac.tif e aM istan^./lylrir. of^ù^h. tj'ruiidates. , ■ ri The;■y will always be Vvtleomc. rjope, the croaa'.Miibst he tnftdp at AW and off*Twit mib*s »opg to bring h>«rnhig Sunday, arriving here in chat rhin^ ofa*nar, i ^ t)id, mlrfdfe o f ' tho f â ^ t u S l ï n W . Burr «p«rjNAwto /¿ J ' ^ *’ * ^ r r 4 - *, v v th o u g h t of the,H.amt of tile petson tlm year'a'-fire- supply, tp thff Ford a om d . relrosblng frojfrt "m-/ -------- BHtiÿ, 'candidates', für rç«çbicUonv,ti> ' '' > - - » I ’ gtkrtiqg hack" in the li)te aftoninon, for whom you wish to yn)a; While. factory the office* of a railroad comntü- handsome pun«*h bowi )n '.#■ b q o j y .a f k); Thu i l r U W i U l ’ a b $ M Ì & valve * * * * * / K v^tors -severoì hours ■ httt lb do' with jljiliUi has th W is no ejctra allort required to.'^p sioner, find, thòrnselver» In a moat on- .vines and flowers u n U tfek p d f sir- . bhtk|ui _ and amusements y / 0 Huncd’ ovRt by tho various caa- tbli it. l» cxp<'eted,that thore will’ be caps ami fitVAgs,; the Inner Uxb<-\ ' "'••hie and Cuhinmpdoble posttim?. ranged 1» .the yl.*n.y.DplfgbC«T in li-t bring hi "th e / com*«. Upon t)icir n r.-]® // bW h Bn', . - bidat« fdr ofil«»' jn fipidiaii-county many a. vote b*st b y ’ th« that, they hare .'no opposition sic was furnish«id by — l - ‘jr — , -*- ■ p hnszihig th« member* ef/rthe among tbiiie 'wTTo fiavo bcerl"ufte<l rival a.t'thTranorV’*tfW’tD*^JIW and under’ tho tfrxy law are alrêatfy IngTon and'^mith. and'npuijfty»f j ! » ■S%mblr«ì nt;. *ba«U, l A m ì ì ^ n f a t U t i r i o o d / t Ì i h t the plan (a {. ' ° utk>' Dernocrutic' Commitle*. Th«c l,o voting in this state. declared |hè nomiur«** wipliout phe nowast damjtr* w^fft' JftiaU/.lphidyed. fittings altachirfi ftml *ent; 4jkVn t J ^ J i g favorabiy-con ^dfrid by tho j. ••»^’ »»ys.tbat each cgndi{Utft i»uj^ nbcwtiDy of* their nafne^Wppearing Those dpjoying th« ‘ hoap|taHty ' o f . -V y the ccCr>suv*<?mhly, »»rfrom,.wb'm' ifu1:*1 'Atlantit -.^Cpkat Line and. Florida p*y five-pec wnt'. oi .bU anhdftDAwl* Mr. and .Mr*, .vH«fut|oli wirm Tytbw. • qn -,th* i>a|!ot to lio yotqd’ for. y A«to t e d W i ^ ‘ Hm F tloftst ‘radrAads. th * tw ^roads „ *rjr **'k 'Prtinary fae. (5/ llita three 'T beT U ct tlfst they have no oppsi- Laura Flth, Mra.,-.'PirWon.-Air. anrfi’ v» /h d g e S W Ï'together in h^arfiiijg the exDr. J ” , r*nf fb*a to the couftt>VompiisMrs. Nqwman, Mr. and R r a fO tv' aion -trqjijs.., Th« fratos will -bo. c tret LakW -W .VR/'W atson,'.W . Hill. ■ ■• #n‘i > to he usiRdVln bolding ■ epd < entary LictigiJ'iUqn, qf. thoir servocek'he^,: w1ir.)nake the '. J r i’rlmiry. Two j)e r ceiit B«w.- to TUchmo^ Mias Lucils .AiflhwaJl, Mias ILicn*' * ■ n avo. fiUr;l , .Rowland. M r: Bishop', *Mr. IJoyd, V ^ ' ^ ^ y ^ t a l t t e e 'b u t the Uw trip .b y ’ f t U ^ . , , . , ^ S ortit* lait »everat year«. ' rV.v * ‘ M c-'^ b rid ge return* to hic. hotnb tqry, J t » ^ t b y s 6 0 a,* sjid apd -its -ita IlnckenUnrkm- Llnr-rrwd, a r t ; there fV«'ns7rrt;ed Jw-illtbyBAo*,' * ' - * Art ' w' l fi ■4 h, | r; not say/fqr what puwQSe*'tmg Tsa P e t ó li^ ' I^ffler/.-Mios Wififia rt *-D)llwypk, Vs.Vftftcf spending thp( ¿eVmi*4 »'. ;k e v jt/iK 5 ft- *tau«cîM ' In the-FtorijiCiJB*»t Ç«u»t by*d«^;.rqkd< ;”ÿ .f »; N o l j c r to B ase hall T t» y » 'r (K Lsflhf. Mr. Rfrit winter in-'Bififònf^Apretwntih^ K-’ Ö*.- ah*p>.'Sl»JTh'o Ttcord fpr .oàsemblhig- I°r I'*0 ru^jio-tBj^ «òiy. ) * . / " .. -y.. K v t iy -g f Pgrnoon ù b ;4 ^ .0| ‘|t W 8. E. -Büret» flo y Chittenden, Joe fri«*n4f ^rés'on «qjî^k.w oft-m ad^tîçrs'porq ^ Tiu* piàh<is t«> *s6lt oxcûrai^a- tjck- ball- priy^ljtp beglnx;^ Coin*':' ChUiendin/ M fiu ' Beils Smith. M r. ' nave-about Jî.000, wtóih-is «Miles • « « *ft, » Co..’ ^HD " many ,I,an Alfa. ElOridgo wbqH'syeigbad Ä t p a t h la fp f^ e : 9&a pta fqr tho trip go«»d;j^ipi‘,thir;«tiirt- ^«ur assbHanW deeded. ,'^fe cs«i|p• tbatrtcnòugff, tb hold’ the pn> ^ _V* -WfO.-SV- and Mr; b . ’ Ï * * ’ T h k _ D c m o c r a lic C o m m itte e . » / . U u o i d Lop« will I»un«is, ’He assembled throe him- Itrg «Yatfon to 'th e òòàt h, a co'upon nbt Kiy* a gbod team ^fjthout piayy Braxton Parltins, Mis» Bessie Schur li. house , during ?»if -dre^jJrjM on -wheels In a day and *Hdn teb-tho be-^fcr*.' "_Tho t e a n T ^ i r ^ g o o d dné’ pert, kfi*» Charlotte' I.................. ~“ J gopd good for the *ri«lfl to -tho Jbeach beach b f. the pace for.daya at a timo. Ing -attaché«! to eae^VaJbôad ticket, a m i ! » berth on ■there ^ EHxahetlL idcLflughlin. rsd aeventy-7fArrangemeflli will be made wiih houor." Tt is' purcly vlocal Pardon, Mrs. Long o f dir# every out whether you piay.yr not Mr*. A, P. Onn of tho i couragv the bo)a who are ß >tr.Vy Xtcently flguf’od »niut for bsiebidL Conriiy. rr.,burg : * ■' •* /" f-'BDT T i v 't f g ' fclVEN «very close attention ■ MAI FRONTSM ENDS! . IN EAST SEMINOLE n TO STEP '*49m : ^ä 9|t*tçrwf ■m piii ir ‘uv•.’4"0,h-'*rP«»*«:V -{\ aL a«s*>fBgasjg r: n. jtoSSuTT si&MaHniMB �:iX'\ v^i, ■'-rrr '■?V>V ’t kÄ r :w t ï 7'T» 'Vf* AT T H E l e t 'W a Î ! ______ ÇU N A T IO N ’! »* SPECIAL LETTER FROM OUR WASHINGTON COURESPONPENT » - I• * * /' - _______ , _' _ ' ' _ __J;= * r Washington.’ JD. *C„ May !J8>-The - sul sub-committee of the senate com tto* on commerce, which ha* _yerl serious consideration’ to the Hiver and .Ilsrbor'appropriation bil alnco the donate received it on Mar. 29 lii: t had hoped to report the bil to the fort committee on lyedn*^day, but there wore ao mflny sfh?<,-■ »tors/ ^M irini t o 'b e hcim^ on pn jn-i ». ■iMjticr way end Cov MMtdaj gurated, vthal it ia lmposstbli tb' predict 'When the committee .V'jon commerep will havo.’ the rpuiU. of the wqrfc of the* sub commfltte. ¡It U stated; t,bat a num ber,of -euryoya will be onloltf El over And ahoyp t^osff carried In .th e Ifouse bili, wMle spyw i eta( projects *now under way wH^bn _4 ,y.v. /p la ced Jn thf^continuong contract' %4'% ;■class, to the.eftd" thatthelr cbm pie; tion.jnay.be brought about as early. . r; , as possible. If hiatpry repeat» Itself,, aijd^ there M *. V ;la ub.rdason. that «it will, t®te river, a no reason to-'doubt that it wiU, the-river •end .ItaWdf'.bill, as it will .¿ ho reported in IK»' senate' wilfc ext c ie d , the ,hou)H> hill, byfoutorfive t * . - b i - 1-“ mk millions, wild ii* i t >may;,go'higher,.„as. * numbered gddltiohnl ^rojecti ha»ff U v*- ^ fiTAC I D , 'Sends G r « ‘Unra to aD P atron s o f the past and ¿hnn.,n ' T H E --» y M M E I fe ;O P E N I N G O N J U N E Gth S ii le r *»■ I ! DUv'NUB E m p ieo, tb$ grtxxled oldj.warrmr will not ' take away from younger officer* the opportunity to gain their spurs if sny opportunity presents itself at any time in Mexico, much as he hates to bo absent at fighting time. Discussion of this a few days a»to bÿ a number o fja r p y and navy ïfliceris at the army. . and navy club . . recalled to one of the group, a naval b/Dcer of high rank, a significant re­ mark kAdmiral Dewey made about the time Abo Schloy-Sarnpson con­ troversy was running high. Q new».pafer correspondent h a d 'met 8chley one afternoon, and, -the. battle of ¡ttitVll^go ;bcing referred to, ’ Schley bad 5^14 tp him w:fth a pierry twinkle in tya’v y c: "W hat should I knowabout ».that . fight. FJotn what I feadJd the newsOaper* now 1 Wasn’ t cytrti there." ThV newspaper man had/obtfdsltm t^.ac^VtimjjjiV^Jewcy twit ^venfbgj' on d.lii Tdii* .*ct»unio of conversation >a«uaily mentioned S’chleyb^* rajn^Vk’. Welt;/ well," muyed Dew-ey* "How* ■smll f*Why don't you knqw that I f Scbtpv'wasn't thdta .then pW ifc l,60(h«$£!Kiiard*, pot^ ddvila ! imdkt. hive V-oro'initled sulfide 1(rat •'day.’ .’ *-• | ANB S P E C IA L BALL ON I f AA . T B TF ER S A ppreciatin g y o u r n j 6 ™ i « o greet you, thin Miitmitr, L o r T in s DATE P FD OD R 1 ,e. . J1 11 u n •• , CELESTE'HINKS' SHHBHL tv I in th e , past and hoD in. i . I ;mi Funcerely yours .« > ' 't'ti . . j f » » . « ; ; . ■ ths vitamy: tPnatu-.'io - __ / ■ ; À i S s ì t è f. •*; •. y dies.- Jt mends -th»Titrated Utili timo tost troiq, wbrfc' I ^ K j o . actaiu-a. i t .a s s oun, I ib ron ta victim s o f tticga fa ctio n that Ji siurel hbj 1 t>y |ht orJItiriry tr fs tm e n t ' if JfWW44'F9HV*V IT M i f . It IS e/jliAJIp e r ff--------tctivB Ih.tho fleslVsttmknia.of antmsU hql' ‘ I nearat*..^ 4, * {***.*< o f blooded stock vat i r^wj' ceMoas: xt bests s«r^ y Sfa# W It, h igM h ly /fo and. wounds quickly. aad. Uavos no dtsi .Ttols remedy ■Js need« nr<al*dr In ofery |>qipi -• Æ k l» vw neqy .ur U «¿floaor Wïs ' aenifsUy.*] aown^ppr family Ì* K . .Prt'eéSÜa.' ^ * « 0 0 / 1 SOo amt jtl.OO per Botti*. r#'Ir djli •JiPrn * « bflfieafFTfift *>* a* j!- \:r Ifawor Roll fd r^ p rir •,*- *. <?Wdr'6T«ia.\'. *; iJ., , K»)t6enm' Waldron, -fîTain FritìV .Coatf*, Mfif<a:i Packard. ¿te.ir nW ^iufrèll,' — , Adululile ’ Jfir’jliii», iUetirlC rflSàlty u a^arà a.A -r ,-^va feyw kjwy..*J kNE of thosq pretty fnrtoy- walst» tho back and in fronL This 1a fa-. j T # t i , UrnffP Cûnûejlj1. •Aljce '.OoiV which aro ço easily made bjrMraping iihed with, a very narrow Rom sn<r.;tv snii^u IM, ^fivelyn TlernejÿlÇth*^ Mough-.i F 1 3 M 3 5 r a i i trt-JunrinTXTJJ ‘ a net' foundMlcm.wRh silk or* cbtfTi n fold trf; chlffbn, In thin- sanro Oolflr j|r n^Jïqlon' jtôwisTt^j \VIhfi le Brown, WÎLI IA>. G, ALDRIDGE . ncoj,-.*Whitncr,‘ Karl Tiikfon. Lucca and lsce Is pictured here. Auy Woln the crepo. ‘.It is plafn f fiver the/wglst X aj^ who can BHtr|fiy»Tt a’ llttlrcatt man- and ftw ed.ln at thA waist'line. T(to Chàptîell, ^ ’Jola4 PndMtT' * - . -1 ago-a waist of this kind and got re­ shoulder is lone nod tUe nrt^iolos ant Junior Cia*': . ' sults that wilj delight h*r. . finished with,a\mrrow border o f:clilfPalsty IJetts, Stella B row n,'M il­ The blouso shown in tho picture Is fon. > . .KV ;* 104 F, Street dred Dickson, Albert Fry, Ethel nmdo over a rcadfy-ntado foundation Bleevea of n^t dyed to mattjh fhc, Moughton, May Holland, Nellie waist of crearo colbFetl riel, cut with crepo in color are placed over t^o •PERIODICALS Lough, Zoe^ Münson, Annie Whit* a round ne<1i RnA. clbow aiokve*. slcovea q/.% d>o foundation ritftbMWcd ncr, Fred Wight. • Waims of this Jthtd. or o f inexpenstvo down to'lhum at ihb arm fioW The' Ice Cf««ni '*. Soda Water - Cónlfctl#npr¥“ - Cij{ar*vind fobactp ' ; ; ..nil-over laeo, may bo had for a Ldollnr crepo bodice extonds" over tbe. arjiis F ‘ ! 'V ' / V i . * Sophomore C h u : ■* • • „■ 'A . * .-i ¡1 ♦♦» ♦ W H H 4 4 ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ « ♦ I «♦++ . Agnca Anderson, Aille Anderson, or two. And, Pinch . fashion'decrees eye and conceals it. •* ' flhort motif« o fd y e d . Jaeo with Fronces Aaplnwall, Hattie Est ridge, that clothes arp potto fit butJp hang Alma Goertn Jessie Graves, Ruth Upon Rio figure, a ready nitidti fob Dila­ (ouches- of <a‘ilk -embroldenf^Jn' dur-. attror McDaniel, . Anita' Nelson. GaWÿfe tion Is altp^ether- Butinfactory for Use in making k .dressy ■blodlb dt;I*to or full laco Robert», Hnther W.oôdburn. “ dr._crepe or silk, o f cblffdnx dr coni-, , , . . ____ H H Th;» Vjjjmd puglt* Frt*htAQ*"Glaa$: blti«ticms.ot ti»c?f ; wBi € ' In (Inlfihcd ifllh narrow .•vclytt ribbon Oscar 'lirown^LUltntj.Goortxv Ilytfi’ O.ver - tiro ^lundatlon V-nlflU pf net” in tuivpnjfjio* blU«?.' V Hand, Achsa ¿fd liÀ y , .EtUe 'Jobp» .thehf^.J* o 'nSTptlf’o drapery of •^Tbpre'ls £ wld<EToft.-’feirdld ot the son, RufD . Kanrfêr, * Roby" Lu in g/fctt ‘.khtiû«w ; Is cot" .'lt-fs.talhered In ‘at bw ltd Tefcpo^do cbluo. vvbkli. fh*u»hti 4tf>trout, .feathered itigli nt* Rut^'.VUtder Gertriuie.tLitÜe, . T *lÜKNilder seams and brought' to tho and, nu ¿i• flAjsh'tflg fiAishing tonchitduchi- frills ot* dt Bl,VnciiV ' Ludlumi *.p’an^Ic *. -Mimsoi, walirt lino pt thr.‘ fronf* flîijï back. set *o; fp tJuT sleeves, yfG^ld'bcTwa effective iraist yroptd'be'lks J0f*é» l’efl, ^M^pan P h i li p ' Uayp where it Is s^wpd into the nartWw' belt* !■ Bucb*lF wnist l^jöfid PhilÎjfs, Afiidrcd Potter,M ^ - rOr bipò' that* fintalìei^tha* ritit'jyatsL* «^ivoibped *in aoy'.othdr cdfbr^dfi-ln. ^H li gives (ho blousa th o full, aoh'afl- bUck and wblttL . Of^^ha pcanp^d,% ^<lcH _ts rv*iujrcd' fiif*styfa >ad.*(or b e w it y /.^ ;î: • ?qyer*hodicB o f crepe, do WiJ*onH ÄsÖtiaFy. chino ip paprikp. color 1^/cuL ^opened fàgli Ih- Grade.*!,,.' . •* I n f q ’V.sbapo to tho waist lin e 'at Çhoades, - V - r - s e». .v IV W*».; ■I». ■r •' 5 Alaaka.ru govern men» •' Jtó ? ^ p r o p r ^ t^O.OOO.OOir* all* «br;s of "wild cat" mining* icllefiics wHI he* un­ m loaded upon the peqplo of'^ the . ^ United states, jf they are not enre. fui, according to a statement made by Eiwood liruner of Nome, Alaska, ■ a scostor of the Territorial ltgislati/p. Mr. IJrunrr, who haa b»fn C ' » ii\ Wàshington for the past four . months looking sfter 'several- bills > : ht hr*’ fbtigrrss In/w hich the legist* 7 ■la*tiro', of Alaska i s ‘ interested, said, t< ' . t before'leaving for his far north i , western' home^ ."The people of the • elutes must fight shy of wild cat V o mining schemes which promoters will fojst upun ttyem!* It has been the constant aim. of 'tin* legislature of Alaskw to tnttf. the credit bf t^ie territory first class! *Wlion the uifeition of a governmfqt' owned 'rnilrond cam ejbtforu lcyU!»tut*p *Jt was moat- 'generally çonkqfjftd that the mom «pit tha*J)fII linaking «jiftîûi prlntinns. ' fo^ thi r.tmd -.Ifnil .pa^ueu congri-ss, •lt>WQUlu be 'tli/*, the ¡njvcilt * of .'hundred* of 1\V'td•dfnEiordjr;1» (Vl ;El(t-^iih; quick ndven■«J .fitter^ Wliif’; }iRer'^io|1.'would ilgi|if’t ,’ |p >. Good Advf.cs.. . .•^Ut^;U> the ;9tatA jit d u r'tf^ g lB / feÄW • AroChoMn-LAwjd-*The doctor said. with thc^ m^st Vinhearrl of aturies or! 1 was all run »Iowa and needed strych, ;rich- fiqdi, {Jdbdlqu* placers, unii a , ^Tbeodoré 'Kuoge, Miix ; Jtjiulb^ry,' Ut, Et munti' Stuart Dut)e nlno as a tonic, Rdwr I dou't want to 'iareÒTth of dìacriptioh that would ouf-y AeÇJair "trwlo,-‘*Târae(iJ Kär^ftsyt ¡Fay ! ’ R tnWd too much.. l-|6w big a dn*o do you &t\ß obb,'i ^ '■ v y x,;‘ ,* Munchausen old Jlaton Mum*htm»«n' rucoidaintidT'' kon-lu-Law (hopefully) O td x(fc* * y -Vinsrir. 4‘ •n«Uf‘ Ahuri, Mariti.» MfTutlr V I ttouluo't take more thAti a calloa' "In * view*, of t^hp qüeâliônv**f , ^y.gR earllc ' Mae At'..in^w>,-‘ M y.rtm* •to begin with."* would .\hy;proT’lTT- j|>tj r>t'> -^ ,*01»IVgl^1L ' \$V ie, A rtut - DpBowg. DuBowg, Fiorenti» —■h*fcl 1 1 1 *. .*. fleduiisly , r*>jo,fil*'ri)ig. *tii<* fUirsllu«e mm. j\SMiki ’ ThravliXi-, K*>!(i(ie Lang* J ', ..li,. MtKV • 1Ul\®' r ni'Àtÿ., T.llb* T. IR» Mae Ilow'àrd,. Mo rimi of AIbsV h mining |liefen -Trafili,"^ Dorothy T^ui mg »tuvk stock to go-slow. go ■ x &. IN h tl. îümiex Sidney Kennediy, FIonhiçc Helen' l’eçky. kiitu Merideih,,. Get *mni- one Ij whom _yoû hTti’C iieloh AJal ¡h, '. Ji, d v. ard M ci Mi»U*y,.‘ NaiU° itine iKeatv ■ . •*" ; - * confidence tp- examine thé JiroptfLly rinne T h e * M a tto n a i Weekly UHhCrod,: .................. ; before you purchase, otherwise you $to(A ; * />* * stimi to get stung good und >Mmi." .• Hehry McLau|iij,: Cora Le*. Tifila. J’ ‘Î. Eiiesbeth Steirimtfÿêr.v Clarence, \ Venable, Tpm B/oihoisbn, fe y Wclqyt GÂVes, Naval goanlps say that ’ Admiral Hand.; Serk* L. Fprtsp^ ^JoKnnle J o bnson, Wlli OeorgfV Dewey Tfujka with' h Rfi^ing Mildreti ' Hotyton,'"'Mxirion Dtetkf? d * Jiumhley,' ijffctor', Mrl.atrtln, p/vs upqi| thj; waters oJ th».‘ céj'St ich;. M arths.. |Jrow u,' - Adele TUnigi, WfehstejJ OrdWay/ fFrrfderic ' R io » , h r ; Mtifici S/fjpfb the k1<.i VHUghtwJilargarfR stiong^ Wtn- Ç h- i ■n«»a..- , - . • V cfr" *----' -w -S s.! fighter* of (Ah^ericS bnvè okscntbl •” to uphold (hé ^guTt^ «/TThil^KitrW i& roajunetton.i.'-u'nh', ìhii j o i l ^ r ^ forcts, and, ibut ihft M W f 1^Silnilla Hay,, »run-.Ing. gunpowder .orni the boom pi great* wnjsdiip gun*,/fa*irly it c h » ' to Inr upon the scene ant . directing nf/airtt from tho_ brida». 0 ■^0 flsgsTdp, just as ha djfl' on the hik^ Abernathy. ljvirm, ghdtoft,, Miiared- Dult«. *Slai1»^ S t^ p e r , Edna' Mòrtorte, occasion when he trimmed the w T " ^ ' $*■& *' ^ o ^ . - H ^ S l i a . M. -.Muirhead. EmUy'HäiSpanish flaet and for^Tn the Philip* \ £ * S è' *. ‘ j & '^ b ^ ^ n ^ N o v a - J e r ^ n s . jiines. But, while hd ilk» tp riflh G ru fa r -• 1« would U bo In command off Vera Cru* ‘aftd R em oves T a n Jo hit 0 rad y , \>dsu Crosby, Helen '. Ttandidt, Mr.ry Barlow, (i’ercrudo Vaughn, 'Titkvl Henry*, ,KU>a Stedt. .Bvrtlia .Masey, S/ira Ea.Herhy, Hulife Hurt, r'OuMie Frank, Marian Ittfwc; hrsigie Smith, Bata Wgght -Mamie -Williams, Julia Lalnr. Mina, Howard YIdn Hodgbt, A nnie'B ru­ ton, -Colla Woodcock,* Don Carrs* * -t ' S I D'jioifrjrciiriornrictlon. trét »¡<1 n( the**»- BrcLIc*. y«y cm tnt»« îtta in » jir'tff n «W fS FRECKLE CRF-AM W Ï and iht/ll diufKsc. Seiirt .A 'V ,, ta*vt m*y rtQaùt 4wo i*tv-i • Mfî* j ' "O' m-ifc. Wi jVMjtiWlyju,. . ^ **d R rout <00»^ Va». 4 « C f «»tomiip . Vu Until ib fs yeaT“ 1 CtUUr’t hat •PHQ »old st $5.50. Nbw Ihe price h $2.50 **dts*lkifihk*a0 krij|^R • ■concession Where­ by w* can offer It st a «till further redaction ip coirtwction-Hvith U^it publication ' a Spodtl Offer to Our Readers J iV ” * diTu,d i°* CtSir,-, *t arrangement! to . ÆVfcîÎ Î2 “°î PJiWtatkm earlt on« year . '--I- i : '. V • Eskimos Puiz'lè Selene*. 1, NóyttnHsiuctóry «olutlcn of tho quae* tlon o f .1116 origin of the.^pklwo naa over been involi. Whether the)’ cam* from Asia ur from Notfh Amutica, whether they «n» related lo th(< mord, Southern Atnorlcarf Indians ór to tho', Tartars of the great Asian continent ' is situ open to debate. - — »Fth* tor th»j.hol* fainlly. Amtmw the r^ihit n >c aubtcriptloQ (irti are, 1000 EAtoeUla . «o°,N*^PJ»wa 000 N .„ . 2SO 5b P rtcos W ill S o o n A t S '- ^ n c c /J ,i'd iii Anyone desiring s good sound ¡nvesttryshf j»j)l 4o ‘ welf1 tslie on a few of these Jots. . u "•t No.lots sold to colored pr ^le?!* ,’ . " ., V . W B M H H Collier*! i bar Lur k bat It U a t » t ritnrnta • hand fi/jilit rftfvttjy Riyjmvie'w ha^ taken nh the riom wpmLfrftil ^ ‘ •• M l b o o ^ i ir, anV'xulArrl» tot J ^ o n v l l l c . >■ % hitme» now built and, rnsny nfW ri7‘ c?<jvjjt ytJrieef tdticc opeutio^* open-.' rij tDR ? 0 .thou«snd Unlfar Hottf ’VePhcr and th e -digging j 1 * If by th* l:ig «caCn ’rtfcdgCs, The motor a r /ine, 1 the 8 grade grtmm.r AchpbUII goes'td upstate value». AH .rtVALj’ " * ‘l c,ffir •»kai*- Thl» t* « limited utter andir.uitt^.ukeasdrantave of promptly. indruendiu*. teat Irrt ‘whShr Me. tountfT. Notanti lall iba ih \! First Time 107-,' i - - ,DR- E.' H. ARMSTRONG, OWNER;'.' ■ 1 1 1 . 2 - 1 1 3 H ea rd N a f! B a n k B i d # s Jatksonvtlle, - .; " Florida ‘^ n & ä Ä a L The SanfordHeràld Colliers ; ?. 5.0-For Engraved Cards' S e e 'jriie Tièçald-l Î i l  ^ Î Î f j|W5«*5 Lt •»il'illlqrt. «*T*at M r 1 fottec crew. • . ir to ftaw, ■ finti < *. •M /io»* ” ymltir&lj JAN *i«f FR A?, . .tfV it *t oaf Hdt. Prtoe tied. ■Miam tki' SKfN-Sii; . , . sîilKÂVlfe'aàï.îïsï - ' - Ers,c{ y » *•’ ’* - h »- . *1. »I*. .- TIL «** Ai. * s * 4i -4 =. j r j M M SESflNOLE PHARMACY H en ry * » M c L a u lfn 1 i '; rF 1 1 h. v . ' ' 4 IP _ . • S'xlb t’ S té • ,1 . K * ''r -V G “,- «.■■I I * > Pickard s Hand-Painted Otloh Gorhanvï Sterlitig *Sllvcr. .^ ‘1 Rogor»7Plated W ar»' -' ' ... .Elgin and Wnltham-Wo^ûlies A l i - 0<XB)S .C U A fA N T E E D . -Wf«*V* *. , i . ■ » \ .-<y**.!>S<i - 1 ■ *Crt. ■/ hli r f ,- , y •. : i , . Jf- v ’d A « ' 'J8S. "r: *•'■ .. A- / ' " ritiri r<\‘ �sm % 1pi* éì* ¿V - •~ ’ m m - ■ ■ ■ A h P I K n w ê m T. Ip % g n M W0 A f it ó jr f . Q P 1 f à \ / V1 [,-l ■ ' ■ » H M ■ r, Kl m m ■ W , •+r ■ ‘Li our warehouse with a full line We are buying m carlots and can make the prices ~ . . « « I n ~ fa iiw ,u every — ^ î ^ . i . 4. night * . ' .^1 «. -.1 SANFOR,D FLA aich a wlfè-tu eho would-maRe. Sho« on business to a law office' whejonho «Jew el-In tbo home, and wqjjk ml«« ta employed. It is not at tJi«'/ Rr«t jho fo^ year« «ho.dowoto« to helping meeting that they eeemed'tir take to tipr" parent«; Tho gifi Who prefer« to each other. Hohkppeni to cim e along wed m th u than' * 0 to work oitca futi intime fo ta ko her out of a anow•finds «ho^ntdo a «orry mesa’OVH: bank', as site plodded ner way thjtibgh Sho tTndii there aro other ,,1’rjb ulu­ the 'darkness and «torni; 9fi«\ lav He 3 lions greater 1 bau that of earning her him In to take a cup of own living. Buch girls nro .nlwtiyw night fa'¿om lng on . * « 0 TO}U- furtunale fa- making a bifipT Intm match! Mifil/iH fT*hav* 1girl .who earna. Jiet loro Thp' heart. he leavosaber pjnrrto go own ' money doejt not. onsauragb a tbrougj). life* together band lb babd. taan’e 'hope'-at wedlock who’ la dlH- The planning of thtiWfcddod pa!»Is 'uutefbi to hey. Sho weds for lovo Quito dlffaruu. They turn no falsa unti\ Parents cannot 0° bettor lltun light upon their hopes. They are too to'. influence Jhel'r daughters to p o t wise to long ¿or the unattainable. vfprk bo fore dreams of wedlock. They havo reached an ege when they •. • " a * not ix-neaiti Imaginary nryi’ Wf. can appreciate tho fruit«-.or a well¡Cm 11» your aid'xpbr «lavwgaiond yafr LIFE’ S aMATTERED PLANS. spent life. Yef who.would fofbld tbo ” •’ Wlulptn; . •V '.* making of gloriosi 1 plkbb fa-youthvfiTJ* •on the tnlghly power of-virtue. -, '!* lojiK-ioxt «rsne* Of “Our day dnt*«M I time?- Ktpcctatlon 4a* truly n'-bcadun ' tho p «n - v light ' Sometimes unwiko plana .arc ^fh$W**nôV;SalttM w • i u S t e ■* weak ‘ licath adverelty e GIRLS WHO DREAM OF WEALTH. : - {..iwiiltad anew.’.* . r * - -V » '» -v *-v“ •* *--tf - li’ • ‘ -Can wraith gtvw Habplitrsa? I^ook t Kjror>r jnan. and« woman mak« glori and aea ■ ' - •V What gay ilUtrvaa, What fplerri^j} mhjis plana tbF. their: ffa>i«v Wheo life eryl v .1 ;in tea moentog/. You Kg rto«0 aro Whateve« .furtuna lavlibly ran fW»r. Tha m)ad anntiiiUtre and calta for f. ’Çhc plana of young girla alo mosUy j.bàay, taktilMin dcCnUo shape. ' rl*hoy ih: i i c r f iho .timi«} .mélfhShV l^an* { b^lt. TlWro arn others wifa, further , r-itchitig d n f fDg|ttn«'Of^lo»or who | shall one dàÿ ¿ofae fnffa tofa^whera in thla-groat world, to'-heek-theif» put, | XtSSyti ’.wed or fa,, go‘ to and'fho Somance will Ivjfa Jo tho poal- ( -- < work. log .of nisniagn hd!s ; ' ' v , ‘ ha Ik n il rntidh lntoroited In ’ -llntV alack and nlaa. *hc rnakrf# beHVKn cholco quick* r. - ’ - 1 -'j I Jfwgïio %uj »«ik employment. Tbcro ! '’Thó best laid pl^nn of tolcOihpd.Bion, V® other girle who' stt <lown in Uy*ir tinac aft kglky.” ' , ’ ■ «»f ». ?- * ’ r; Rnj t,m thult- Imaginary ) ••*r**■ •;•-:. ■■^■' , *•' . k”> ;•« ; • rfa, VlBitiinds lo. colpa nlu'ng. ■ ' Thè ynung-.-roan’«' ambi tfan ’ faadWt-] „h. . ^ r. . , • »he m ay-fina, fault wHU -tha ‘drat him tmo thir/tblck nf Ufo’« battle«.-lj i.rooDif nian wbo>\‘ csi lu r homo from 1the jport? for «iosa who: b***:-*N£’ 0 2 i1 . *; houi i-.-* Audthor young man born-with n *11 .In .’ thflf'. ; j .;“!1S l/u l* im^lihiu. blit jMcyk OPk»-' j mtitiibiL They ^rakp cVOfW dl-partonbi t r* of ninLrirftiuft. Tha. n e tt piai» faay ' ty, which bb is utrlvingTtfr. And _onh.|« ft* ¡¡? he fa a pagJHou to supprfj>a <flfo. :-o/-ÂhMÎb\fun«;ln lotw arid itw q v * Jhn'b, Yht fftoutk fbg’tVls ktowfag poorer 1»; t kUtJWto’m he. hiuf spi blf-T^tófc U W ! **| ibI* 10 tilfaroii an cstra tfafden- ! He sits, dd\yn ktufa tho; wreck otM* fq .''han these would bp tuìliès * ! JiliibjL fRclog nfC'a' truth. Tb*t*WbMtrJ-, • giving, crwfa other prcécfa» i we alfa for 'wo seldom 4ccr.tnp11r.hj] f 5^- ,ûSl "ho* tallows the' hard in' ' Just.-a* we'jtad .platine^ IL It l«*nl- ] ’ I ftiitHfa»r;'i.lmriariy- plncod—*Vd- • w.aV* thé u n ey écloù 'which happena-rf ( |v *a. vüçrly njdewc»* who tiikç» hur fa*1 . tarn« our feet Into'unknown pt^bu. ; vy lo,i\ buF'-io-TS^Ik after Ufa house 1’’^ h e girl nutdo. snbh; roaeata f ; ^1 « I 'children;. ' Kiri who Jlh»n ,wui Î.-SS2L«ffir Tng for companfan»l)lp or Tor » ton d<*r word or fugitive caressf Many a girl who wed«.for' wealth and out of her "sphere vriahna \lp. her heart‘a d< litb sho could undo It. She abba In; icr* toa^ilno»«': ’’Would dhat- I had! poor. .etKytgllng clerk, wiK»-i}i^r«d'jati w ejfi Ho would baro <Tcfy-4ilk’ _«Timings at Tfamc, V Would (injrp'wer^'to djp>; 4mt toll.would hgyp •hrr « awev^Not^favire1«' twhw*1; lf a poepi * X J * # *° Make Happiness. /’ - A philosopher kaya that tbç tra* aecrct-of cirtbly happiness i* to on* Joy pleasure o i they aria « : for .that Sanford Lodge Ko. 37, t. 0 / 0 . F. man. who- can keep -hi« «y# on tifa Meats hvorj/Montfay af 7:30 p. fa.» bright, preaunt, while it- la bright, ’er lmperial Theatre. -;\ / . taates tho cup of aweafacss prepared W. 0 ."Singletary ;L. O. Wicker for him; but > 0 flao prObo to fankfar* '¿oersmry, N. 0 . ward to Sarife objecta, whllk wo-should be eujhj ldb'tnfam inat’ lfd faln^agroóT « ^ S A N fO R D LODGES « ■« M AKE YOUR OW N 'P A IN T L 5 fÿ * 5 !T y îaraiÿrôisr in each month. Everyone who has seen his Star in thé Ëaat to visit this,chaj)ttT Alice E. Robbins» Scc’y YOU wUI SA\ Mixed ftcaj Paint (à.-10 And3gala.Lina«édOll/ • _ -to mix with It 1.10 Makcs7gaic. Paint for$13.£9 I on,y -$L50 pcf-naL ïjB&si^.ïÆ%4«ajaa \A n .s . «An I 'À n c L â if; SOIMtKrD -tLr ■ [hl-'shpau wbokb I Exmrks hunting. «-r Dddgo^” Whate dtn-;niaUcr WUh r^.tnfordjxjdge Ko.Wr F. amt A. hi. tour cookiijg boro latciyT"- Mrg, Düdgo .r-dotnfauniçation c^’çry ftrat Wnd'Vhi^d ^ ’T h o gaa company; doean’t give up : TTiffbsdrfyfant .y b d tfh i 1>rrtlyefi T ' • . I O; U Tni-tiF •; f, L,.Miller . /r ,..; u<r*#iSr:’I; it w a iu la lt lor 190 year». »gat. cut of any yon tmr atynfwM Ipalet «»d get M IL L E R & SO N i: -, - . •.7 r~ — ttt- - - ■ U nltpd. U rttjlri h o o d . i/t“ La*pv trier ft a n d ' rf* I _’ U* ' Jollier- of Ani'irjt A*--; ? -No,-itiSL tncé^ : - 1first a n d ^ lr d ' Thursday _ttlcht at ¡7. ■nfaloek In Each and Evsry .Opi, Each new trleu'dsblp 1* foyever. : ON AL. D IC T IO N A R Y V t H E M ERRI AM W E Ô S T E R Tbri O n ly X»\y u n a h rid g od d ici * ttODary id m any yonrü. ■» ’ Preaklfti Con fains th o jittb a n d rw.aonpn - o f aa ^ a t b o h u t iv o Uhranr. E, Sapfard l.ndge 1211 <y’ --C o v e r s o v e r y flold o f knowV> firn pivi Üdtd Wednç$duy njght ; o d s o . A n £ n o y o lo p o d io In a . . it rorrtcp pf l ^ ^ i j t . unfUfaJfaeUQ Arde ,.g {u g j» iio o k .' Jh*»75iifV D ictio n a ry wlthi ihb * Nflr IfiviiXcd rafie. . 40< 000 .W o rd * . . a?()0 *i)gt>g: OOOOinûftt'iiQjona. CtratuòaHy h a l f » m illio n d o lla r s . - ; ; tv.' 6 #0 ,BI adfWcl tie r paufcSWfttUp«' ■Ululare, ole. L” Name Una ¿/t'ìpipwamì -wo'VtU B ft. «end £r«w ;JC<V «ecfcf g ja Pocket «Ùtrlm; P lu m b in g a n d G a s P u t in * * , ìl-vm �Lakatfcnd’ at ao early date, whjcji'ulll be duly unhouncecL Every news, paper <man In the territory nteni' tioned should arrange o attend Chis meeting.— Lakeland Telegram. nrms 1 . .‘.fíltíke/lá^eofrise. S2 .0 0 a Year le Au»arcr A*t *f Marci» >àl, 1*7* ! AjSplrtinti for jyoUtical ofllcp have all wanner of : yearons why they of all uun .ire h o t .united'for the pokltione, they ( b u t the most, fran H r confession Is'ilmt, of a man tn Kerntnole county.-' Flnrriilsi whb, as re-. ’ »jujred by i'inridii I%wr, adver* tines his cand(,a*cy -for rpwrtty.'trogeurer and tlosos'by -laying "besides, by *aying «i If,truth isttfilghty fluid** prgvall.— Gull-« . PEACE OK MIND Econimy makes hc\ppy homes and found nation». •i nit ifI . il deep.— Gtoryt H’aAiagKfn. ‘ ’ Without contentment apd an easy mind, no man ,can be really happy or successful In Jiia Hoik, and in this fact lies thi$ psychology of saving J^mettaa. :f}P{t thlô—beaidc* . the pfi_doxa’n for five, 0 •go actual amount.Vof money you nccu- c*»t us now. 10.50 pvr d o ie e .4 For ' mtiUte^fiy systepiatic saving, .you years the price of brpo«ns>u*i been 'pan get valuable racptal effects..* advancing. \ ». ' Thè^m lnd’ has . a . greot influence ’ Jlrooin corn can be g ro fu to the ovèr thé body. Having makql you poutbern sp<;tJon of Fldrida.‘ rf* a aeeW h k spcfça* ^boughta? It, creates onjl crop,. -an,d will mature/.'fully in you a d. sire to get ahead,‘ and dé* when ttfprr aVe* 0 0 frosts to kill the sire i> the Hirst' atop toward' attain­ P « If far mom. '.Wonl^.i'.'g'o -, ' ' ’ V 'into ..tho pl$nUji£.\*k iyo'oio^porn ji.t .'■a oyld open Ahe V o y ' tor n large-man­ ufacturing business* and at tip same .tiine .'create g h6me market for nrndilCir i>f—fhfi .lurm. i ^The fV ibvr| .would^-rrtrrTnrrn tp, dep«8i‘(f *oh inLvslon, merchants :*/or -the as3o '.of his straw. ' •There:'is no Tank tlfer some' pfoeess of cilrlng and fitting |he stTk^-forf 'he nifirket. T/ie ^lyatlon Is.the f^me as that of c n , •, After the early <^rop of potatoes, tomatoes, pepper*, eggplant.>ir other * m ." -K «.*_ak'' xLv L._w\\_ . •2 v * . \W tiflp v n ch jjpV.are like cwkskrew - tr*U*>á4ÍifHt aevjdhl 'Iw'ûre ’ to ; get tb'er« hu th'itf*rc«ï:'pnd'tw iée js» • Jóng op Bundiif,’ upjess one haa; 'an . mitnmobile and thçn» the trip l*, Vráther expensive^ Sqróe day. tUetiii 'ket;l$' rifllivay. [to. •tb’. yeti will be an el*: .... ■ * * n t Coait anjI i t > i l l : bp tho IdggMt Tgòn^y -maker hi tha 8oia,h. \;F!ori«ja ............................. ,. beaeVa áW the„flnea.t. in. die,.* wurki' b u t, ;ihe gertirgl ■nubllo. oanr^’t lW>u s i ire. there .without taklpgja week ^olf. Pkre foP yo * ‘ ^ * * time w hen V Congratulations 'to Bros. ’ Clave- enin’g in,opn land and Alcsk of the Ft. Meade end tffqrkin Lender.* The former expects to get In* Indeed, married and thedatter expects to got U you; Wj tho pogtoflice and in either.case both more thaij' o f them are up ngainst an‘ unknown do tlmt. 'on quantity but there is no peraon'/m parts of y< 4t ___ 1J at -4 I » ts . . * • . a• 4 4 ..^ / _4 . the world that is afraid to tuoklp the unknown as chda’rfully' ai the printer. ( He tacklfes' therrt .the first thing in the morniug und 'continues tin the job all day. But here’ s hop­ ing that Cleveland will get the best girl in AfUsissippi nnd ,thal ill* iMoek' shall . inherit the'.'’po*stofflco and that both will he blessed with pH the earth and Ft. Meade can.dfford. 111! « 1* do not »are SOUTH FLORIDA PRfcsS ,. . A. South .^lorida Press Amo city. V in t e r e s t A C C O U N T S , p a id o n O P E N E D s a v in g s W I T H A N D U|' P5Tr ‘ . if WH--*»V,L YOUR BUSIH i '- . FLORIDA I. s 1»«sSfj^SwC SA N É Q U a, ÍI. Ri STEVENS: E .fT Q L A R y i^ P m iic n t ; Cssliicr A»«* Cashier . , ft Y. Dutton on time depositk, JrtlSrefpm, they would by able Iff charge <h*h farmer 1$, |)«r . cent on ,thb money he borrowed, ijyV># . It is plain to-be geon h y any map' that Air.. StorkHin'a. plan w ill; af­ ford the little indt|it!iiUoicc,farmer means to d iyiiop . hls laWd and livn, at the same lime. The-plan ia pratftu-ul, for i t ‘is in use in several f o r efgh'counlriss add Jt'4», a greatsyccess there. ' Why. e«h jrpot.h'ahecet — Hig’hf'Sprjngs 'fcurtiaL l i t t e ■’ ticM to tlra^. A, W i Th* (onarai .j trattari«* an« t Uoa, »hall ; h« 44 «0 «Í5 Ç&SSr«.tt(r 1Ä tag^ " g a a r -r«,g «SU. ^ d s , plant» ..d .o ^ »Vû ta b¿y*«riI*,.hÍ{,í yA ,md»»OiU «n,! tt>«V WMT«*s«raWjr d,«i i. “ ••«isl, Utk» "UIJ*. €•• mttnn. t'itiyi noto» «mi,t»njr odi»r (»ad», «irr, »US Ubnrra» and ndvsnra ^ » » - , t, nh; * psuWn.f proMftr:“ ? r. «■°H«sftt; lo «II 4»4 ri,4„ vú >íí?<«rr¿!5K2.“ £7’ ,ay r » « . a ’’ r^ |HUI» r aotr Morid»»« KK¿'*ft| ¿1(35 he could, o o t -w t e .’agfin^* Üi» ., ípvj whoti.he had not h ad-the'opportuni......i.. tho caaç, __ _ •• • -r * w*'¿\ v...* S ty tO study r i M’PO*» m «I I.írti.j I tetti APU.BtlSINIi «>»**;* *»<1 PH^wñ/». mVr d»nt to Sho porpotra and t>utÍM»«r M .U»** IHW «. BtatutA . of »ftks Ft. rirad krldfl brorMit Rooniy ® , r n , ; r, ; ,n WUI.UEAS. JUctid* ,'ïi Statut«, ot IhoVSUto oT lor tho appointmfaler |n»i Thst the fotlaWI Kvcfybod {^Iknows t h ^ t/th t sleel sR.« • v*rlouf» s § preditec• (tust con,trojs tho-iron pro. of -^ur country, yet' Air, Fletchnr .votad .í*^, •* Jljit^- OÍ 25* eeijöi. iy ton on' ^K*. wVtlraSnírái fo.prators of B#................. ... Ä 7 r * 0 . ’ wciofjiiAg t*" .'dictates* of .tho ‘famous** AJdrlíh .¿metLinywjt. , Tlti^ t*s.'pu11«4 off ,0gv &aF .13, "ioioft.. Hô»ngre-.dùjjj(l Reco'rd. pag«^ 28817«; & W Ä m 'W H ï Ly *. .'Moffiti. -- •'•*.*■. ÌB toia m m fV F»V *. HkitcrH , F?*IFj»Ut)e#k CUx Tun Dwildiag J •so«<;U:.e. fyT me.” And then Mo_.i,'L4(tn give* a Hit of over naftrl c t ^ ^ j civ, had-fiot tiró, district iÜ r r V r fd w ^ •tiint-' v^ÿî ■ wuL Imy« « ew d-i»»»-' .-ivbare —toi jK i /P 'V . adr^>JiçiJhVlp^ f«e 23^ FTp^oaitof‘ yrorki. Hlrftis " t ¡hrístíart Entiftavor'* Publishing » ) '« - <tV)0 ; T réA on f TwtnplX: < for,1! tl»«h* free* catalog of tklpp^.iU * will 'Vt /furnished órida /whUh/the lo..imciftii»i' i* Òioii./ajbfd^tò' for-,s.upp)rM, (hinf-early in flisius amounts, ty , Jl>» J o u n d jdi’.re for suclf v, jjtkfovall,, On i she j»lans to dgittwcll, /West iary for douthetojr.with her H. This may ’/ o good many ‘ -v . ' r liete WW our aeefetary Brief PERSONAL ITEMS O f INTERESlf , r - . , T Of Th« Fleeting 8«tall Talk* .. •______I I'.,. I I . , i ¿y The uutllty'¿¡Id the price U Hgbt hsy ttid graiiU at Dutton'e. 7 8 lf & *-w —*"■ j *1 *_ r ■*■ < ■r * » «» i*~ # ^xhi/ïdjls jipcietien in ' MattcTM In V Many S«nford '. people expect to ■. .gtrnil 0 » W*‘ bMbecue and plonk ± '■^ t| ChuinoU' next Thursday, ‘ •.* a c c o u n t s SI . fit • • Fbsh yi’ant cakes and popcorn* at Mr*. A. Simon’s. . . 6&-tf ed with Air. Pagg and the cause to Which’ he Ih giving hi* life. Among *the *.41«r<£: y o re " readlu{ion» brou|ht Upyt.Galppaville con- month o í, • Ü A ÿ , iri bphalf pj/* ou i l’ìc»rid*‘ijvf>l')<*' f°x the •(catoni'^Are ab ways welcômp wliVo Corw^r.tlevl frçm lnter!aehep>^^¿}f,;-a»rihú-. t^jUs j o in our prò»» nuv.s. so njany cao iharo them this way.’ _• .*. g r m i f ; ’ a . T b w V ijE N p . n South, tlorlda will he pul»‘ A Slspl^Crep for KfotiiliT at » lower .»Ubscriptlon rate! . Kiperimcufs o V u «null 'scale’ Tn 1 .fib •per ynarAafter next Jan- growipf. broom corn -have been Vhffrte T hat/prire wiU* jo ir altnw artnlimrererit portlofu qJ the %ta\«'affd ble prbrtt on t h M a | of pAA piafiy of ;b o«« hare ' ^ v e n rnttoV ■ »> f# k ly paper ami the in- satto|actory, demonitraUngrri*,at t^to is made neceesaty beeausg crop 4dn be grown on n paying b«Tinff else hus advance ib prfee, sis. .\’ et' those .-^hoT; 1)TW mad^ newspaper south of Orlando thm'.axporjjnent»'’ have not follfrw'ed be enrolled in the aeeode- up the U ad^ n d pantod o n -a R&g.l d reap the advcntagrai of co- ¡ncelo.* : ............... m. Th* moeting for pormaIn .agtirjtlturaW di»txlvis./*U,4a«*«! c e n HIGH SPRING^ JOURNAL . Oriundo-lndiah Ulv/r Itusd ’ j • V L -u. ' • j y Hie tarjando, and IhdigiiOrivcl' khigh^uy which has been ,Undor disi It is of’ courso inevjfjvLfe in the ussion for sonig lime •I* .At' W U0*. ruse o fjjk i' undeveloplrigfitnds into ( er - construction and thp w h i c h u n d ymffljunliOi)..ar(' 'tfleng gjpj youto that ’ will .bo»full’dà^òv coining and whose :i*iyi»rth«gej are life -^nij/>)firrg -,ov«y-. pmr-)HI«'iivk largely* potential iinfl ” fn thfl rnVq" early' com |deli o n . of ” thíi rofi<rthí¿i but “bt the less rlrh. profuse and rer- pH _ Il ofivti up astshort line \o tftcsyaia i *“ »‘* tV♦* int*«*o ih«- »hoHow vi-too. iron. Orh.A.lo giving-’*tl nnd uiitjuiiking critlciam o( so many that city pecea* to (hi who CtHiic to Houtli Florida to look its bathing und oth?r tin n;ipoy(uni,tics und fierause tliey tics nnd also oponiug tl don t mu- » matured development tied anil «fertile counti rich; in things pleasing to the i^*e' bring ,to the city nnm nml the ripeiM-ss and fitness of a well able trade. The road ii NittRsl land whose promise had*lio«>n by sulstription o ! theJi aflaeady rralfted, they promptly dy- alortg the rottlfi- of I lie nounce the country and ink».' thbfr .Tampa Times.v departure to lie about us fbrevrfrIt doesn’ t Vchuifo rb came— fair and pretty .and pleasing and populous—it woulij be no land •of opportunity for them for it would be no longer now and raw and prim­ itive and its .advantage« «and reafourrea would bo in other hands wjse «nungh to keep them.— Lakeland Tyilegraln. , • **• * ^ . *. 4 'P E R . to Í Tan as «w/U .. as large. a t t e n t io n to all depositors. 1 A fld , rem em h et; w e w ou ld be pleased to h a v e Y O U R a cco u n t—either C h eck in g or S a v in g s A c c o iih t . ./ 1 SHOULD “ WAKE UP” The Sanford Herald says'.ft will print itself in ten point so the old people can read it better. Anything would he an improvement. Resides it would take less typo setting, an apparent desideratum in thnt office alnce it spoils u column with scare bead lines just to fill ijy. There is neither reason or «excuse for a n«imi*‘ hehdomuikil papers to use Dhf head line?*, except to kill*H|)acp.— flepditer.* Star.' - z,.\ '• Taking the Reporter-Star fo( an Example of the printers' art, we ^uppose. Those are certainly semibelideiOndui or semi-ellipjicnl db '^••pibhcierrigetirm/s heads that you » liwvo. •hint It, r w e ico m es all a cco u n ts u r . , W e give the sam e ca re a b a n k Utile Happenings— M ention ». Big Tlnttraj,Cll)dpota ‘ T. K. Batea haj Just returned frottis Chuluota where he saw the -• ,__ ___I_____ .L*. active»] T.♦*Ur* ÍW.A*;.1-' *.nihin»0: >, • *.'• U• WenJoji .(Sfstric >«dla r L VsUag I’lSc*; .. «t T PsATton'» „ o n ,In«Drat«rs of n.riloi i»j«aiw âBaa Irrraffrv VâffitV 1*1 L ‘ ; ' 1IrfAigft/ ,« board ol itifecto^ ol Ó 4t Irai l^sn ihr*» T ■ . Unni .too ara» mratlnv at »i»rhhatdww' h en fu tù ^ piovldrd tal. lU attimi cl lhl< rr K *I>u(im . Prat ?. rofju.»*<{<m'eli4l|-Ira'i Oeergo A. iroColl«. Srrrrury.*»««1 •gyÂbîdira;*^” di'~io”* Tfriwsuroc- Tho Uaard ot Tiuilra« •»>11 *>•( F. e'. ljy tii* . Q*ytt<t A. brtjoitra » ■ / X. X ! ’t o , irai* or' o'rikhlXhtii;n* Orratln« of Its •^«Vkkldrr» *of «hi« <*7fi»t4«i< o /Walt h* hrid TI> th# . (tlT .«I. fitnfxrd.' b »Aw-e, Clerk ol Kiorttoni II. Dsk*r. ki, :« u , b PUlrlc« No, J. Cks: Vethif 1‘lscsi. . School hour* . Io»p»rtora oí ElralU.#¡ Wm. J»ro’ Perte# hp .‘•¡nt’H /o r wbkt -he keta. ComCull«*. I). K. Hart. CIrrk of KUrtion: TlM.n Jsrobs. Pst«? hi*'idea» o¿ a rural crediti bill fU ?•ktraUf* lH»(ri<( No. S. Lsks 11ow«II to ^ th o s e -Fietcflnr.^.Mr, Stockto ij/á o ü l« introduce n HJll'*for M itili« » « . WDran To Wtu. proyLHng, for tl ■ l««..vline; of v[ovIdlit. .. . • (orMM»li crament ‘ inòn^y* tò thp’/'|r.tiuçr 11. Lang 4 U P « 9««» Interest a» a riiàw'rMÌm. J SUI* of Florido •’•i1', v ¡tu pat Icm jthkAmR'yearr^to I ' •*" .}“ ’ *, (C|’ »yrf the sami .Coefty kf Svremnl* Brarry. ' t . J 'lira*by Cat *** lonnod tb ro u g tÀ h o p ^ d m e e de? 1«*V J*vtili^ 1 ; «¡rrcrW pAttmunt on appraisals mads by » (nn, to |h* «*»] itw nâjà i l tra dtsintereated citizens of each tocai' j AjRt*d' In B»d;‘ !i%*tertbed.(£*if »*,r* . to Ihr SrOolà* *J torvrroral.W. *'>’ und then reporta made*on the ,o*»)«I|.-l trafora »* «S *. » ,4iA. for fh» . po/P*»* j transaction by tlib postofflee in*poctor. Tho’ money loabed ij to d‘, 4m1 «Arisi •**! 1Ü realised from the sale of d « i ner / . ‘ ¡ S ' S  ΠΠ1. inter.*it bonds, and the earnîarY k*. WAi.onos»/.« Dorn one pee cent differente», My eofomitd*0 * *fr" Ìt-Tnmit Hoard $#«sar* \ '.F o r Sah*ai a Bargàli ’ -* Crest •* dry goody and A ngw.pl a no. finest tone, < • .ttrD's furnishings at •'YuwelTa Sale, fhout six “ rtonthi. Par beginning Wednesday morning. away. Snap for some ope. . •' ^ * •7K-11,. H«ralti. .office___.J i *'; ; Free Reading Room IMPÉKIAI, THETÂTtiE The ideal Club Woman By Ethel Wheeler Waddell be. held at the school IHmse a t.d ig * (Gen. Fed, Mag.) uota ana Ihor« will be plenty' <>■’ * Do not dl^cuta unpleasant .Inclshelter provided end Everyone mad« r )% r' k, mogt comfortable. Good old fash­ A loyal eluh woman does’ pot . dlsioned b ybecu e beef, pork and mut­ ton will be served and the day will ctiaa dub dlfficultfos *orf dici’greementa with outsiders. There U npth be one, long to be . rememb> log which tends (b giv^ woman's Every one ie Invited,'^ bHng,/X,hfJ/ dubs a worse standing, in a combaskets or come without* them 4« 'inunlty t h a a jt y vbabit of discussing there .will be plenty for herb .<u\3 In public jriyjqint-'j1ncl dttouj Jj every guest. The eandidgten* •*Vijl be.th erein force and eyery one’ will hpowledge of wlticl}.>>lipuld r never apeak, a ttfeat in ftself far the people g o ' outside the limit' d r tb* 'Hub ,*fho have «nEvifr: Heard the'fcandi- nv'mberahjp/ .§prne* ' wotfltfn ' f ’iteveri •eera to toroember apytMng which pccurrod at a dubj/mthtjeung. bi^t * .' vTbV .good tçcûpl« / p f ÇbuIuorf Van­ t é , depended Yfppn'th make Hie flky L  ' t ' i Î e W p î an i*.W r y o n i& À ó •J« lucjnc*v»n<fti¿ w , (Suted of a grahtt’ artd «IrtribuBf ,tídié.. The Sanford ‘ people «re papedallj*’ inv^éd ito attend" and this wiU^probn b ljj-Bo the last big meetìftg o f .|halU-mcmljur Uj* V1* l Mr. and M r* W- Pi Carter lightfully -pntertaibvd tbe .^ a m b «»' of ’.tho VVeddeadày ‘AActlnn j Citi»; style« of ’JsdlajtV and. bWldi'onV hittn togetHerV ÿdth tKetr''-Auabands púa at' Mr*. Grace E. \yilli(rtoa,f' iQff evening laaf.^weeljf^ y^vftgd f iiitur.First St. • ... *. , . •la-Jfo.. paiiag game* Mferc playpil*. Mr*'.- ¿- <3.1 "*Cotton, seed 'jrieaC ahorU; bran at m»nnet,t yfjom ^c / h i - ;ladlw*,.,(Wf lo tio n 's, f a . 78»tf t. ‘ ‘ gf Alhert,* WilllaJnXOb , anil. Chic Acosta i)l Jacksonville and* egndid«tf.*'i?r';ihA“ ^on£r*«albnal toga in tie ?ourtH~$M:kltt Vphr;fp the city Slturd*^* dlfiUla\ingi' iWong their SL'tf** »."i iwft the gent)efnetf> NITED STATES BOOK KEEPERS***ACCOUNTANTS . .P S i ^ 7*186 11v7’J ^ FEMALES IÖI.34C MALES T H E S E A R E T b E P uggle -with, dibits and credit* shdttfal bplapCw and render y b u l‘ y Uij orhscouaV«, comí by the single, othc-m by the tlpublp « W Í rotad. !' S A H F O R D H E Debits Ua >v6h the Cost òf This BUT WE CKEJ)IT ,tOU vW(jh An biUlligeat Ulsrrlmtsmtitm As'T o i t ’holrc e f Drags-*i Huggent That Fou .Glyô W ' a Trial ‘ V f , * Amm fl^ckhol' '■.Th« unmiAU^eating of^i ■bufilcra of 1 tb » SouShórn ^ ^ M g n y ,. a ,<erp>ieatinii r>f the- aiuto «P*fjor|dk» ahd having an o/b^p in 'toi*'. V ofk-Cl^-. n . X* wiu;,K<Wi.d W ;iu rio,,fttii.> 1 0 l4 /a t - p ,;t « ...’irt f ô o ÿ »t.'Û /ÿPv;* aveHMcC N o f ^Vcrrò to h^Ip. jflako the club a «utoe&sf * !0..<tíb I talk of privat« maitgrf prise. #g* BapdmVi^braM a sh .V a y /w jJ ie thV conaoiaVan priie -wg^'e^ptured Vy Mrs. o f Incorporation and on, an In creasi lB. V*A. •Howard. '^eU cfoU s' punch of the ¿HpitpUxatio'n. B y nrJie'r ’ of was scrvpd during the evephijr,'.aid thè prWfdenl. *, _,>*• later other di^int/refreshments . IV A. SlVAÁTeí • op joyed. THopr. present w\«m M th and Airs. B. A. Howard. Mrs. Roy Symes, Air. and ' <Garncr la Tresalirer'^ D. Turner, Mr. and 'M r«: ft.' A.' H. Garner is the mnn I 8pcer, Air. and Mrs. Wf Fr CnjJrrf. ! “ ul-«t .’®X 'Sedinoli- county^!*, M rtvT ,C , Bennett anff Aifs. RATI.’1 -■¿.people -e V i étsUing. hi 4ii"*(iiìtìVg every jtny\ alni )wlll ■it ffreasuror Treasuror. t ‘ t ;W6áte O, nett ccrtikttnie club onlyl'to'óíkera* who ’ are hot’ members--of tho clubj • »tW . 4 /, Ifc Wern to ieavq tha club, which* wouldt,1*7^ mbsV.iiujiielf or thsy 7 1Adapted ’ fritm TbV. ‘Aftued.i n ;------£ t< '• v • . <Ntdiend Park Noise* " , lldran*.af7Mrs. '^tAk’s nod Mn^ipLgkjtnjiMfA tiLir-wHald .Ihsir anh'ifal tdrWc jaA jifyal jit WdoSland liltliridny*. *>JiirV* Atere.slwut ifcirt^ -or fUty airl* Vndt>pyii and. j.t ■wk dog -rouitd bf. jtterfy ^making •all «1 ,w a/. exccllcut., rchectlijg ^letlit’. on their V* & * ' »nd teacW s.*, th eir chap•dlroffW, Mrk. Polk'.afijer. Airs. Dickonsoh had an easy time of .it'. Mayor Thrathee, Airs. Kungf, Air. Polk and Mr.* Hall ».ruie to mo the fun. Mr. Thrasher could not resist .the lure of thV$Ool and tried luud "H u erto." He managed to stay on two or three fécond*.'which 8 of Ih^se who did'“*go. The Toysl dub' member Is loyal to hir officers. tóáVfe\)ects that lyAta easy to criti^hdt-Jt /hay'btrvery hard to do. Officer« aro ’cicctod *.because they ate the very begt. nvallablc persons the ,club run flad: to perform the. ditties assigned', ,Th»t loyal member does not disparage her officers, no matter how imperfect ahe m a / fed thorn, to 7 ■ F s ^ -s Organised Labor Editor HeraUl: Some quest^n has -«risen as to my attjtudc t o ^ r ii organised labor. Being a man-who is almost entirely 1 have a finit k Jms '.painter and g "dUpoilseSsed, l am Unable to'new how p-j1miter. We ran :dtL your hupm^L > * SCockh.d,!. rs' iMeélIng ih i» lilea becann** aflogt.-and to show k pslring* v<f tt*tq top *work tfdV. . Not(re la. hereby g iv en ^ h a r riiWs 0iy. attitude TjrwkiriP'organixcd^ Ubpr, } Iti-tf * o,_ W. H. t/NQBRWOOD. wiU he ’ kNd* 1n‘ *thK *t<5i\ roo*^ of, l <91itoh horsld 4 copy of. a letUn, | Woodland Park J s op«b eve t l i Sem W le Cq-opératjvc * Mercna- written ,|hd B y lid ffi'J . C^ lBrobn. Is loyaL.m,’<khr' fellow members. Shf Sunday. Try to rido •"Huerti tile'Co. a special ktôckholdérs'* meet­ l/nlteH* ’ States ' Msrsfjir. Southern, takes U charitable yievr; of what • L Boats lqave Banford 2 , 71-tl ing on the night 'of Msy*.25th, 4U14, 'DUtrict of Florida. * »eein* a failur^ of dytjr in others, -Department of Justlpc..:* «L7;"30 p. Hf.' t to amend A r tld c ^ -W grid nJwnys endeavors to strengthen Fr-Xslencia oranges^ Lin*«* an*L it ' « vi. « «JW* . : Otflce of United 3uitwi Markka! SiVid ebegurage t h e . weaker mepv* tl£w * charter^ rd o u i :it Turner's^ phone ,\c 75. 1 /1 •♦'Southern District.ofrFlorida, "* •* * ¡bors. ’ .These, then, are the .(yualltfes T. A. NEW.TON, / Jacksonville, Fla,,.Get. Z, 1813 ^i.tch Mjom to me at least nf charSee., tvmi TrimsM rj j t o 1C. Bates, SstjfonJ;' Fliii.' actu'rlxe.tbe ideal d u b woman; and • Hon. \V,,tH. Malone of Key. West bfOt Sir -«Jmlly.,., advise 'rpe ait I‘ said before, thesv’ quaHtfcs are ;Jrx* iiirthc city yeftterday Í6 the. In­ "L* T, Chnngo in < l ^ e Lines' ’ »(hiptfier o r dot you conld accept ap­ wJi necessarily endowments o f ,jta* . iwest. of'* htVynndidacyL^I- Afç. ** M »The Clyde * St; * Johns ' river,.‘ lipe pointment as DhptSjy T 'm t a i 'State* Tone i l wéÛ .kiîpwn in AhW»dty 'and has changed itrfysch«dult .to ;fit Ih « A!otshabut* safAry ftf.'fl.pOO p*»r-an- lure, like great beauty or wonderful kl* many, friends weriVgUd to Weivoice, Which ar'e gifts of heaven/ ap,4 ."changes n ec^aty" In tbc agiif tiura. * Reside Ace iuv’ /aoksonvllla. kin1 again. 'L♦ / V come to us thrpujrh-.no merit o f our m ings of thV. New Yor.t ghip«^l»y<'th* Yours very Truly. ' t.’wn; hut they aj-e *j yualiUw Fuji liuc Rirliárdsoir* embroi- taking of.'tw d from lU fleet h y the . I C HRG<k'N. which liny woman .’can V|»yti -If i*he dáry n'utfiU.. Airs. Grace E. WH- Unlti»d Ht!*tes. governmenj. *■’ ^ wants th6m‘ enoughii(r-Tak*;*»*hft.|felir^sms. Milliner, T Oil )F.lr»t S t;. , 78-2e t The,*Ariver steamer psco^la . Vii\f :*:• ' ‘ ' l ?nf;ecl States AfarahaL * *• ^ 1 ^oulborb 'District of Florida.* , lis.lplirie neepsaafy1 to**cn^f|re'tfiyiri. An nnn r) 11n11b I'Aame. « tov t#»' me ni n hw ThU. opporlunityj/am uo . Ana 4*0 Jlts’ jjom an who haa*flalie)i rn’ ; H >Vh at/ (>.• k<a •ìeriU’* at* horcajter leave, .«pnfy/df At fl;3 0' nasdays nnd Solicited and 1 m fV'uif ** n rewat. ’F. P. Du (ion's. #,*i^' ‘ 79-il • liiw'dixcipiiiit', 'tlrpmjgurffgi flgp^ty 7 for*dh<’ tntftfoil.JX. took .in assisting •piritua ipsight. Sho lopks /oY the ‘ ..XTlifjgrirtlé rifinì ‘ o^ thn past four Blown to secure the abpye ay- time when earth shall be " i ‘ beffyc ’diy* a rtln ^ k iií¿A vr.-at Hlflosonce’ ■|x»inttA««t whlcji is thrv. only posi- idace to live in than it to m>*;*t6 thé m tie orange 4jB.ew.ln this VichtUy. tiorj.' of any * jutportonre that has U ao wher. tho hormnt of war shall . and. the gerdfjt-r. yrt riie-.lHn* are !V\7er h^m d v e n 'a vrtfarer of overalls ceaae, when there shall nô longer be » green aghln.’ 'Home pi the Tlito ^chjmge in schedule Jor the in, Florid«, J /wrote one hundred strifii between capital and" labor, ■ ‘j.-ivrs say that thc rgihy.se.. •■ river lino' prua inadji. «tilely" to and eighty sfx letter* to men of hut an equkbte division of the fro its commodate’ the travellìng’^ubllc^and jfffSffjjpfnrho’, city hmiiicITV, Im.ii.i- of of tho industry, .whew.'thiftyr Thai! bo Vo^cnshlt* tb*,r4'*Io AVojd t V jjality trade kbd boards.*;( <minty commis- no harmful hours.' of.labor, arid j{if of j * . nlg$N uvgf- In •tbia .dty*' w^ltp« iluners Tn tin* Hftuthrrn D istrict'of avoidable industrial accidenta; when Le no .social-oril r.'Tiy" 4 om.*«; dfcire to'jw il at oltce ,fWr*tho. north; child labor,/Hut whon every imin,]» S r i .The 'ftlyjlo- city ; UtkeL office'.will m ays, And besides 1 was lsfge! woman and cljild irt.lkls broad land] * w '! be open,every* Bh'turda^'Ofitil'ailp-’nJ, sponsible for 'securing endorsements o| odcxyabill -.lihve * tho fullest op. V. k«k(r ^ f it« «hip’s rioUngs, ’ «nd for* '.Air. Brown, from the :Gov- porttunity oT rbalixing tboir /highest,' ‘f then sfili gl boa -uaiil f> .the jiax» Mon-’ 'e'rnor’s CabBiet.' Jin addition to XW* pox^ibUUies. •' . .. 1 . 'I wrote; many, newspaper articles1 in I day nvornlfigv^Tlrniw-Uttiorr. * ^ Ahd ahe believes that pne pf\\he R«n#*Jeo finira of Hixsii behalf of Mr. B r a n 's candidacy yrejitca't forces to mako h.«r tlilon irf. top city Satureia» putoh to ' t b it ' ’ ' ;*“ and th e/fa ct that .'Air., Brown' se­ fue is tjje power .jrhich gptxL driight 0^ hi* many San forti friends. ’ ' 1 cured the ' position in IL«* face of 7will oa'ci\» 1«rbtu„th/y' H ill/ 7o«v* veriniftg lor Conjfrert anik that - «• lb G the very strongest opposition ehows and the»* strkrigtfi-' till-. he »ill ¿«t second choice Is edn- i didate* for (hat my work in behalf of orgabixei « d e l. Jori claims tho election ¿1- i ■tappeti rt lalyor must have contained some p **dy and he certainly* ha* (he b ert^ ««*^ *>h« teney and? virility, J k fii/th a t ,1 ain . T o matte such 'liftlte'd -cffotV poextohen of all the people of Seminole. s fio i« of , not .the capitalistic fbi ot the msn slblo she believes n o i’bclf. discipline roufity. ■ ,;* < ^ * t? ibp sloe la too hard, .no self s u r r fiM , too. ' • *. ' • ■ great. Of such a woman m a y .we A rhsnre of the Npaeo.n to lay ; In ! ’. ‘ not «ay in the wgrda g f' Soloriutu, * »apply of everything In the dry . with a trade urganlzatiorf. > line at .^ow ell'a tom orrow 1 that*. . ¿¿¿y- .*.*' 0 ,"* Yours very truly, nornlcg ? *. 7 8 .| .c ttb ^ nnd Her price -to fa* aborff /^ b lea . . •- * .T H O M A S K. BATES, *, * , .. . liWOr 422. For sho openetb he^emeath with Laglt-s Picnic^ Woodlojid Park on ( complete : * *Am« wot of Taxes wisdom. / ' **;v jrVr |. 28th. ' { Larga refr * -And the heart of xln^rtri» Is ;.nn • . m „ " ’ ' heatcfP sU Nelke Herse Owner. • } Atl In I*have a fir*t claw* expert fiorse sboer. . Kasì 10tb k tn a trial. * — . (Jucsiioas for Club Member* lamination - ** • W. ft F n'tera-pod ; t ’uunty ! Am I loygl to my dub and Ita ^ * ,4w 1 * *i ¡wen that the officers? I ... . .'»r - . ... , 5}fcnf?* ^ *’. »»pect -To ; p|ori(U n iioinatiop . fgp : 2. How tiisfto, Jneetingx. have .1 ! be ‘ hdff , at a «» bl* ,d i::,",lunt“ ‘ county .'rèi mjaaed during ti e past season? ^ h u r a d n y .a n d ^ ,- v .^ m . ra n -j Snnffii-i; F unc* n reg roojn fn g fhcmselves ì v ot tey . tìS<; q o l^forgi t myself, and. riUkW Sanford sacrifice» <T my oapv.tomforet and bori, 1» ■tor thfV'twetf of the clu b ?'* » l ' : ? 1’ ' * ? : : " " » the I I « , » one &f the little* clioue I w who’ovhum together and íufiofiriteftilijáv heap ají ^.frotfi the rest? replied Mk ri,., ! ’> 'V ‘ .'j ^ » : ^ u r 1 , ? - . . . * . . * w ; . >Shd\ac 4*. the -officers ar«A didtik Nelirt^lSTiqf. Vi cook v e r jw urb- *>}ri "h« ecrv«Äl noti» it do I go outside, and -erkürçt »be wóiR^nrt «uy*tr*mf-ft»íaUT¡ tn urid rall-of ilistr tflufta? dirtoT/qoit tlAylmr ritgü*« on thè ¡ ve’ X. too kegn a ,i»e«e tor d •candklt^ i , , ^ . ' - ; - r - I enter heartily and loyally schsmo*. of thu dull even I .do not rare for them ? 1 ■'ir(^ •îf!!,  * î t'nUf to0! W* Lswto», B. II FMnsU. 4 -1 » .. Jobss. . - • * ;l«k Ol Klratfooi Tifo Astia. / t jß \f. j: ^ ( ¿'to, i>v<f .âf Ceso , (*•!• Corra»;, tira»: - # • t'*>. . ¿ >i C. A. Ilouilin CftamlB» ' WOMAN’S CLUB Fridayi in apito of-th o uncertain weather, * g°od many came. Three .latlnchis landed their pas­ sengers and many came by la n d f Monroe being well represented. Preparations are being* made for thevblg Eagle pirpic-and fish fry o n , tho 28th, which promises to be tho biggest affair ever held around San­ ford. • People used to say an amuseth'-nt park could not be maintain^) ex­ cept-op the, general plan of catering .V -gambling.,etc., on the aly, but the­ result . shows different.* -Wo^tlland Park is growing very fajf in popu­ larity «nd^ people who seldom took a if outing uro forming the habit since they know of .a piaco to yo to (hat offers pleasures that are deeent. and wh’ero 1 otliinjp disorderly is tol­ erated. . ------------------------ ^ ’ NOTICE »j As I have rhsrvv o| the bualnres of tha' Tills Bond & Guarantee Co;, £ a«t. 8 a>>i' fordLrfhd Iteague, and W. A. \Vhitcomb, I can Jx* found In the Tkx A*seisor’s OfUcelh the codr't house. * THOS. K. BATES ( ONGRE8 8 W IL L IA M S O N .Mrwrtjpiyriskijç, m jArornnvoTHTOBibiNrjji L ROOMWITHUiDIlflflUl bai |||| ►d lu l r com. DAY 6-nOCANJTX down J A Ç K jO M jlr U J lft A * . tfxpi.- ROUND S T R IE , SU M M E R •.•■r.n'u - BUntnr»l IVf»*’ *. V a r ia b l e r o u t e t o De n v e r , s a l t * It I;AK E . COLOR ADO SPRINGS. ETC. GOING T H H O y p irftT . LOUIS, RKTCRNTNG THR jQUQtÚ'JíMAG O * V ll’ K Í E # « a:. U B B M l STOI'-OVEILS ON *; THE ATTR A C TIV E W A T Thfae/joìid Throcgl» Trainarjlj D.tliy ■f.'Jiolcu nr Three Differcrri Rouler JTW .ÀND n o r t h w e s t * *' T H R ft’ TRAINS U A ltí TO THÈ SOUTHWEST THRDU/JIILNKW OUI^ATvS,- U f N. I H N I N G L A ^ -T ï^ J B T t Î Î B ÛININCÎ C i ÿ SURVICK. •¡i’AST TIME. - HOCK BALLAST. .N O DUST. NO liÌKT. FOR HANDSOME 1U,USTJtATEO BOOKLETS ON AI L. SUMMER TOURIST RESORTS, HATES, SLEEPING CAB RESERVATIONS AMI 0 (H E R INFORMATION, ADDRESS * �Addita. . .D i. A. P.* Montagu^, ,Pre»t..Columbia bollege, M t* City. ¥j»V .. Vi. J. Perkin» PrwentaUon cif Diplomas . fv * .. .7 .......... Annual Commencement . . . . . . . * V,- •• * i, M n u t t r r ■ -r . ii , r h * * 1" ^ *•>«/ ; -*• ’-W« Saiiford Coça-Colq Éotilinÿi'i Òrcbpaup òfoi-X àIuthò : **BOTTLERS OJ • School Exhibit 7 • P rop á m m • ■■R e c e p t io n MANl^ÂCTURERS OF GINGBU-A&E AND f; Grammar School, fe /•" », merVQ i • : ^ v . ' *?• . ; • D £ a -WATERS PUONK-21 7 u « « I I ............. .. » 8 11 'Wednesday Aftertìo6ay May TlOcnlielh . ' ■ -  'v j i j • ■■■ •; ;..> • * / Three-Thirty to Fice O'clock hi lie,%iterdry Societies eclamaiton Contest ’ Sonfofd fíiffh School , ) EòiMÌjig, Mag 19lh nt É i¿H lyjdO d^ ■ » S Y N O P S IS O F SCENES Vv ' . i • ■ • • #* A*J t "» » ^ R ig fc S ó É b o l A u d itoriu m r terttftg ;H4 n W axftvnoon 'btfor/u i reception *3 ■■v-.. ' ' , ■ > . fihrVop AÚefpoon, Mag Twenty-Second f *3 ■I.W# - , • s a f e -. .r-ih ' U} ’ i\ , 'Æ 'HABACTKHS i V M ibithmer J. Starling, aif.ew -Brown, yoUnjt.doctorTrtajiifXJt Minerva...., Harry Rt*vonaon,; reporter, attffitftp in Clara: .7 v w ’ v iW ." m $ W .1 J . THIGPEN Ä 'COM PANY <■■ Upftn ^.WhhnW, Jr.; . .‘j.,jfrank Costos • .’ H: i l f r n ^ Gilbert,^, . C. o* r* ¿ M cLai¿ghl¡th; í» H m*»«, the butler. ........ . Allki! Shannon, ¡\ very' hJbw policeman.*. . . . . . j^Irs. Lydia S o lin g ; domwlic ailt$ ijui^t, . ■„ v *Ä^arva.^ ” *■*-----B iiliiito ob ligor/!.. .. Slicing, wl : . . ^ tÎM c' Îu m r/î| >î MOLpBft:«rAL ESTATE .Lu&* Çb*BP«lI«r' (tinnì ^(írjtne.’ bdr yokngy/- Algier ■ ■JW .. Bello Mrs. f Mbs > Mrs. S a n fo r d . V F lo r id a *¿ Linda Connelly .Evelyn Harper Helen Rowland Brantley*, reporjer ib^ “ ¡The llerard". • * .... Wright, a. club' 4-onpin. J’. . , : . . V. ,. Palmer, a philanthropic worker.— . .'7. .• Jennie Van .Deusen Speuryker, a Personage what you pay. T h e Forcl buyer gets tnc most, yalue for his hioriey. .*Bii .production, * oacn. a n d best matei ice Ford cjuaJity All Seat*'Reserved Admission Fiftg'Centa Grammar School Graduating Exercishs . V"*v’ »7 *; Wednesday, Mag 20th at 7Vft O'clock A. M. ^ High School Auditorium■./ p r ic e s fo w . LIVERV, S A L E S AND f:E ED STABLE Corner Park Avenue and Spcond Street CONTRACTORS FOR ALLRlNOR .OP’ HJtAVV HAULING L a h MA supply, ■ I I H A l o of U ttiordes,' 't j M . r f . a j Mulos, Lärgo TT,------ -— ~ ~ W a gon s and Ì Aim Choru*. "Swing Song" ................... V ;. ............ Man’s Struggle (or F o o d . ......... y *................. Two lA'uding‘ Agricultural Product*.. X ................ 'Piano Solo. "Sounds from tho S o u t h s .............. "'V ' Ruth Waldron ....... Tom’ Stendith' . . . . , FrtliHipindUr Tom's Rare. ,S ....................... ... ............................ The Application of Science to Agriculture........... Duct. "Military March",... *.............................. .. Watson McAlrxnndcr .. .T . Clirf'Srd Walker ............. ........... Flagltr U»«*i cmr « n « [and W egoh R cpÄ V ln* In lettoti, t'iimpltte irtih eqwipnftnl Cel culling «od ptnicuUif fmtn “ * " !.. ■ i * ^ _ t «. *r*^ _ At * , Frrderitk ,V. ltohr ...... .. Erceb UHU* p . F. y^LlAMS. Acws^dr * ,\ ; «Ç C IN S. S ^ i n u o : y " 6aASotti Mietiloe Jm¡ Cttt»t'CtitU|Ullï '>/■. H O T E t» Fern Ward, Virginia Brady Men Inlluchtial in Improving Agriculture........ The Freckled Faced Girl......................... || * .......... Song, ‘‘Summer".......................................... Addries. .................... ............................. Pr«icntation of Certificates.^...............,s . .............. . . . . Ktnry Gac« ilier Rosaruond .ilndford 'T R Í V A T t e : R ATH S -A. -ELECTRIC.*. LIG 1W E p ■ ' " ■* * '■ t - iv * .i ÿ i • ífilítt’ The Junior C la ss . THF, oSLtr'idtiïT dAHii nq-tF.f. lb SAN>:oim A ,t eanrono/y rX C L lP S IV C SHOE STOBC ' . i" a lw a y s on hand For Sato or Exchange «W pny* -oT »tv Fqrd iboult (!>• lourioi H orn eas X X X X X X X X X ^ ^ X t X B O ifliJ ifc X X X X X X X ^ i J , T f t . , . “ Búy¿,Shúe¿ In All Leathers irt .'• ( S h o e s ) — I Sanford •High School 'M e n 's W h i t e ( .’ a n v a s O x f o r d s a t Will Etrtttiain In Honor tJ * . $ 1 .3 0 M e n 's .W h it e C a n v a s ,, n ib h ip p s o le s ,, a t .. :..... $ ^ ¿ 0 0 The. Senior 'Class . M e n 's *\^>rk S h t^ (J h | l J e a tilb rs ’ Ì Ì À 5 , T 2 .()0 , f 2 f. 5 0 . -vèf ” * Thursday Evening, May 7W nfp-First liHU V W H Y » m IV Ei¿ht fo Klican dA v p a y - s lrtn tr-) , m o r e ? A. <■•£* ■ " ■■■ J * 3*-I- ■ ■ ■0 - W Kl I/ IV IF IB II .Conducted hy the V Bspoilictin^ • , Fnttinrs mVcáVandCÍU^ : icd Coupics *j * 'V . ■ H lue ApDRCaS REV. ñnwéVoí High School Building E X•_C L U SIV _ S SH O E STORE «-J"* r1*'j Class Day { ^ Sanford High School S T A N D A t t l > R A I L R O A D ( >F f Ï Î R S O U T H Wednesday Evening, May Twentieth Reading from Hebrew Scripture. History of the Pene*' MoVimioni \Vinnle Irene Brown Linda Conndly it »rKn ^- ^ ho run rr f V . : N, ' = Helen Rowland iS I f Claire Walker Chorus and Audience I,. IToeidd^t'-ii Address. Prophetic Utterances.. ‘ Stw.íípacEled Banner' Vi Lv. J a çk w a v ille .. J. Franklin Çoatm .George W. McLaughlin r'•"^ ^ , . . . . » . . C. horns '.Ethel Mae Moughton [My Fathcrlantí"(irOt«íÓ. . ,y ; k>rnn Faraoiij Workers of Peace Sobe Snyings uf-Famou* Men • *"ii* M *- J* » ** - lilÉffiílffinrTlsiiiiii ■y. 3- 1)All. Y TRA INS BAS’ Ar. Savannah Ar. Richmond Ar. W a s h i n g À a* [Measures i^an d |r _ _ U -FlorïtD»- &. W ^ Indian Limited■- PV«-y BeelÍnìhg StotV^CiJA'r■«¿£**| ^VVaaMngtôpr^Oecfrlç Lighted »¡iid-Kan»,‘* No. 80.—Cotti'[Line Florida' Mcil-J^cal Slecpt .‘. . [ F o r informi) ti orvuful Pullimm rç»»ervs tío tnrap ; mssCVk a y » '.J m - i Friday E^ning^f^ay Tmeyirp.Sfcor^» .ElthtÒybcXB'U. . - r u flin ¿ I 'Lïmt \ Musía .. Invocation ■•i - '.'i* . . . . .Orchestra jí.'.S upt. à. F. McKinnon "Tho Motur Ago ........... -.••••» (a) "The Moon Hangs I»«w in a Purple f?kyî'> (b) "Song,ut Rumbe*1 •í...... :. . . 1 ,, ' . -.‘ v « e; - . Benjlunin F. Whjtner. & UenleMurrdL /; v' .VftikirolCTHlf;)1* îîîà v è . Qn Óor Litis ?just Serbiaa llomeu Hahílexm iiniYour Dreams Ntot ? to ¿Vu/ local hrent pr » A . W . F R I T O T , Divi 136 W est n a y SI. ' . V-; airuain*.» . W l » ^ S ^ i PWiman Cars of Ihe Mgîhttt ^ M i oait Lise,Dining Carsoperated otíTrnii^« High School J y ijj ■■ -, • 0S5 ■I0;15 a.m. . 1;05 j m h Noi ßß.—Palmetto LímUed-^FVee' Rtéel Reclin ■1 .'IXbíCtrfd Wghted fimi F«ùu. Graduating Exercise ’ , nltr KîOOa.ni ,12.25 p .m ' 5.05 a.in. 8 : 1 0 u.m ti Jije., fit-, ¿ùngalow tornados l TsJJ*» 5 it 1 i �AXATION BY*J. H» C E L lÜ « iÆ ’é J s fâ ■ tyy i>ur ^ o y h o o d fUyn we ¿hen rigation. and jinder cultivation wa* W o itirte A«pre«sh)n, “ TMittfon with aauased. .at. so much«, nna.-* the ad* g r s ^ S r .S ¿ u p r«J>re»ehUtion i i , tyi-antiy,” but joining block with no improvement* Sii-,: iK'iSi wlmb,*bout •,Tex»tioff>Whhout Proklecliolri7 " ‘ Within^, the-^eat year *•»*' fjv *rtrf Of tfi# rcUob south. (tantUfàR (l* )r, ; there have . been tht«e valuab^ i» » * ' bUBdiniia' com plexly destroyed by Ht;NUI t Rifili. v tire within the" city limit« of San­ Guardilo*,' ford and not o n e > f 'them had c^y bn- protection aJOtpugh; .each yttr* * NOTICt or »AtB payii^r heavy city. tax**,. lb i« .» d « d UoUon. o t r d Fir* Dcparlnjetit responded . *•&»£■{ U*odo h l> kkrtbr’-PT** that ataiMl pro-, pToftRitJy -to the call but they, could rfp Nothing hut alt on’ their' hpaioe L*W “ bet 'or Im rn/ij' ,-Thia wa* nb* fe > | Y o u r C orresp on d en ts you b y th e i i i 'B u s i h c s s ^ u d j J ^ : v> s ta tio n e r y -' y o u n o o th e r w a y o f ju d g in g i n ¿y Æ # ^ V . ' A-y> * lI ‘^W ané Voft'jL p p t al S ^ S iU u »raf/^ll»l. d o -jtùt^auptiçiiB ^y. u ike rtrtulh. " d i t « « , 1« <«A .-rar ih * U foO M r «r H * » - w.ruAo^ ; > çiatior; ; IV j*t*T u 1T « y io r .' U n p j i w f . ^ ,f*ïô«»J n i T Jt *V*c‘ ri«| h o** -»h« * in ^ t ,v !l-S f O jo i * « U x ? ^ r p v ^ i c d .^ t ® £ K ‘CeiVe4e«*9$«ble benefit« ’ Woul(L£ bejjcorrect ln‘ '.caythg.'/tWU'm mim tftilp Im»“-third« pj ^SihhJwrikbjt'L'i^ ■bV^ond the nre liinit$T. ",5Ytly1holitfP, Bl thia-outlying,propertyvpayVtux* Hwrtnc. nwv'n oou » m 1 O t t of CHrenil tj tfij rt, ’ ii.T u «»-5* £ • /.", . * UCvootr, 0*11 rCi^ H ilt« la r* i:.t a n Vf m i J-*1 S em la a la • 'A few yeara ago v-hnn 'tfib;feitv-l patt ;of the town V a d V H n g paved with brick a part f,«Tf the ' edit waa jip d '' out> 6i tlie general fund; but Iiuw .tvlui» tbif otjtlyi'ig a recta are to*'be, "JiVved. th l tfa^ro.amoOnt Is aaawjid againtt yJie'sbuttihK prop­ erty . nd" n j* a-tei‘,t i* p ltd out of tlje e e^ajSund.' Tbat^ls, the.oytp-' W f i ô d , iw v e ^ .tfjo c fn - tr ,'f)rr«,t b u i i now^ihe cepitfil pael will nût }içli»' pa vç‘ the'^>utlyiilr*lbtr-cts o'l the chy. 'Cnn-inay pile h piiiii tin/ ’‘ thuanaii of thti'bu*iriea»r' We might also mention aomethlng w>’ learned last y e*f-‘ ^ ne c‘ ly block with house, flowing, well, lr- CéBBtr of SaminbU. I lt«i*by Certify ' SRJWSîàia fiCttua; . bright,**.; neatly;, uMwcb^ ad^Bî • under fourteen % .yealhi ¡of ajîe. W Çtvç; reference« VndYratnybd-* • '* * ‘ pur w hen'.dnJfcC . wilt come th-boy io^jotdm ' tV P c r l i 'e i r . . . . ’ •• ■ verüsing Matter. ' i , Our pèCialtÿ* is »'-« V«. ‘ ». I,'| J- pé had anywhere.^ D u r i n g t h e s u m r i $ r m o n t h s is . t h c ^ s t coming winter. - I our work y. v -, through tlu* shop and special , T H O M A S a t to r n e y ’a n d COU N SELLOR A T »L A W - k taken to slie that the verv bes E M M E T '" W H S S O j l -, • . . Uair Allùtnrj Sev»nlh Judiri artlrv ? • rtorW. Kbldtoca*. flaiiford and SflyrfiijAk* Drs. Mason & Householder f. i be delivered in - a -hi. V- Carnee <& ^oodnifr, Ruildfii^ ; .. ------------ - Jj.fr.ltr >v d-*■*n-h !#'•( l.*ndf lnllA!lfaori|it« ^t*aprd»*r » ii—every ■ p t c ç c p e rfe ct. Ô^ritists . ° . . - » V-r • ■ ___ . ttrrm a A Î o t l i y a t c ^ ^iflrilT i .« t ^ ■ ir i-to d a y iÎh c J u s S3 l . wti.OÈÓ.'A. -DJfCOTT^".. ; . . e.«r ; [A T r ü ttN B Y ahd o rd er taah Phdhfeila' B. y o u r \ D o n ’ i ; fo r g e t^ t h a t w e nw . ,p 2d labor to.^urji aiit 'hih> irJK5f>f ss.t7# y * .i t;, t»rm in«,- aaul tar otMfWM« fi­ ef*« au«k p»«r#X « a -I tn n d e « t to ib * . R biw naa .a a p . j ,....,^ .1 1 » . prop#rty-. to Im b » lyiçiir .aod it W m * bib ■ No- ything but in. pHndpg» ;wîitthi r •printing. a. and when tie Rftartl (U.l)lre twpoi.tor*' b»v# vV of any ' nâture poMtiorttOne»witiout‘proyidIng" rvh-tf ly ih k v ÔGUÏN È. M cÔ u ta. 6 g -T u »* »f You cairnot affojrdi aonsfidu ifire‘^piotectien«; street* 'ah d v sttept* lights for ayid extjnskmsf j ■ Would It not be well lor thè state legislature to pass it law requiring W ptparqtcd - town pc ..city tip provvide* ide* .th thii. #^."ab a bove“ o v e ’ tro inwroventeriue jir^jonlenl «One Inch Calda Will.lid. R»bH#hcd liftw itn in on e ÿ e a r t r a m - m e u iq e ouett dcr Tbli*|leadlng ^t The tìbie O( gT.20 r \ttenilon 1« HÜ&tde orYbi|e to'.aner* c‘ 1^ taxe» ngnlnit-^id atfdivldn#'.*. ■-> f w i a n d > * cti o f » o u , • « » i»r» b y , fra M »«A t o .‘ protopt a n y t| and-doaiaadi » h ig h . x a i t o ? )* llh * r o( ro<>. * . ) bar* a ta ia a l tw B gb ta t* ol* J # m o « »or»» lligatn« ■ile r o a x d . la i» o f S#B or.i#j i# * iir l« C o o n ty , P ip a la , to ( M ui t u r d ? » u t u t w a , of > #ld *«1*}*. - m t » a - , t i r i from iH* date h *r«of. y P « « d A p fil >th, A. p . ?, ;.v ) * m a r y e . im ;o iK * u * i ’ ■! J U U U B D. B ; H T i t v i r e n , c»r,-=tuf. im d«r tk# l i l t *111 and t« * ta ----. J t t u H ( n < a t Ja trm Corrosati / i t l f l i m r _ d./ftprid. * .) v f f r T U^îb-âlt . m m m tor • o i« R l» io » n t,. f i k#tl-af,N ili* Seth it*y m a rry -ca s cs r dopes, Statccrientsor *V*»S *J»t hiJU ftb protect* no roe. ori* pU e^prbtw rty r j priori abl 4 /td they riit*fecgjj^khu snrao"pro-, ikit »1 •» U»*-kotW <»* th* 0*1 fettion? There u t e it ^ u d r if d iv of I. Taytof, la.*ÎThf mr*«urit i # o l F t e fd a Mn ^ r « J . W e t o flA h d ,Within on ikhlfh'-thy jbwnef^ U tk,'tovn 'et*ï-»«''»î(< t. iw atw aH »; tb it tht « I d d » f«n d * * t i* o H r .t h # u * o f lw # a »y ciiy.\t\jrt^i.flnd (or ro-t/ i t u i : 4#d .tb * t l h#r*. I» B® .p*r*o"n In « tu .* o r Florida U * # u b ' cfiivc n6f bttuefU Jihatevervei(ber¿bj\ "fire prOtcetidii.'.or A tre i^ J tm p ro y ^ m*ents,' AJoat (ft’ the .iir«*dV in th & ii Kriitjo»« /are no~ bitter, and sorur, o f . them r faiv^orwe; thap the c o u n t/' ro*d* ouiafed t^ d ity ilfln itc, ■ ^'Should an^tnoorjior^ted.' -or o r yihiipi u llt * « M * .iUtfobty.Allowed toyhxtcy.1 -tt^'^nr^ »«1 ;. vCL*/k oX » if/f q‘ aJr.aar »"<< «* , T lic f h if jf a j ) ÔÎ$W il^^ào.vrAtle % 3f. Vere fdtMn thh (city tftidta, paviilg r e a i® h f,b > re'cujfitifilo u y. cn U N S E L I.O P LAW at y Prectlrt lri-Stafe ond J’f'.trtoIOiAtrtf. a r e *.He M a tte r s for . ‘. Writing Ink, Carbon- Pap' . * Counter Pads, Cardboard, .(in all colors) Loose-Leaf Ledgers for iflerchandi.se stores, and Typewriter Ribbons. S n n i i R l^ lA w t R i f "tb w i*urt hA#3 Xi"ip#rty, r S ir k l -W <t#OSU .. o r - f S l I h j t M r q i r r . l V iff w r t U » .> t .« * d u » » « t i i 'y i f . « J SM 6 r lib a r b ì Uo« , to ao Ü -n U III* ( IrcuU Court * f .h f ,H««r*ih Judicial rt«»id*. f.t s*-«b tilr* ri ors, »Ho mtut -, r w M »t^ bi f p*(t fcpy»* kt Skoford, n#rfdo. P • UK, dk* ;•of AU> A. D- 1!»!*■• „ ' i ,$*> i -• J e . a. pom i CASS .«i ; f • r ; . * • u>- - UJtflt. - i J i - ì ' *\ ,. 'R y.J. C. JU bftlt. P- c . h ir x . t Wc urti clewing cmt a large stock.oflype- : - -m /N T t s # ' r*. * ■ . . . .Scfi, Unica: tvriter. carbon of fbV: v\-ry ^eflt makes^ usually YaWetPBiiHdjfut- ' : ■. * . " ‘I A T T O R N E Y -A T - t X W bn itory- * | - / f r J l ’ ‘'V-'-i-?; %Rkl for 2 L2c per s h. e“i e t/,.V/hìÌe -they ' fàst ** i'ZffJf t * * •*' ; • -dOflcui Hoorn. 1* »od 10 >*j»r>of »uun «h» il b», r , >- P m wa. rr**J- dllcrtk^hijl F lo o r , GÈO. G; HERRING :v Attorney at Xaw . Gounty Judge ^ Otnwln Court 1Iouw, RAN FORD, FLA tho •rnckbaldar» -of t i ll rotjiorotioii ■»b|M .«d.'.nWM,: unirmi Ï<» ni . TÌ»Vjm*tt, G*»i Tkllkbk« d.y, of run*. AV St.- bo bold oo tb* td f Tor«d*y f " du»* «f # * ^ P h o jjtë- N o : •nd *vrry y*»r - PPTTON. r?i. . tl ‘ * .*; » • JPRAG TICL IN A L L 't 2 0 U R T S ÏT b H C raft* A. VtCaxtw*, R .cr*t.ry .ltd î r , u i i m . Th* RoaM of plractnr« r t i l t .U : •F. V . Pu llan . Otoct« A. P f C o t t « »Bd K. H. ’$ ) îr K a 'er»t or oriBRlMtlon ro*atlnt of tb* •tockboldvt* Of Ibi« >>rpor*tloo b#id in th»^-C**r of S*p»Of*l, mmlgojè rop niy. S ttt* ot Florid*, on tba K tb d*y of Jui*. A- 1?. 1*1*, i « « *h* rvrpo** *1 ■dopttBI br ì i * , pnd complAiln# -th# jr i m i {»»1 !ob of tb* ebrpor»Uon. ond ■»J»j f»r tb* purptra* of »toetlif « » h o S i f i . * f !\ # rorporation. t< ^ i r * S m lb o b o *# pr»*id*4. tor; »oil th»r*»n»r. lb* aanu#l tn*«ilnt« v*| q, M. G’-fcrnVlil tb* flr.t t»**tlo< of .tockhoJdBni, hV*)»after ffrotldtil for, th* iifflcafB of lbU urtlw/ lOrdorod lh»t tbl# of, I onm r*Oi w*»b for W *ht ct th* Hr.Niford Herald. * »P»r i(b»di«h*W1W »»Bford lo #«Jd pt-Totnblf *»»iy. . V . r ' - W • - ,vyr * H t m i njy l,u rd-,n d th* ***1 of tb* abW c. ÇANTORD/PLORIlU' « r m c te r t òf nul !«i* Ift■-« *ip-li1%#, wof mufw mu to qufot-YiiU r»M ar*ln; « i u h .. « ,/or B I*ri^4;fpf Bl»«<y ’"Tua rcB ,». fr o n t » a d m fitr t b * c o m w « s > « r i B » n i Ot il* ÇO*et>r1UB b fl.t .n c o ■ J y " l ■.i I f Arile!# 1 / - , it f t h b liraif pc** o f thl# co ftro riU o « , h t i r b * t-ujiduf tad 1>V tKf follow lB * o i f l w » : A p »«» * . . . . _______ i * f it* w h , i *n a W i.it r\t,-.»nd * ¡« 1 . Oof InJ*bt»dnrW or thi* corpotaUoiv «hkll , th* ktnaunt of (« p » # ! m N k Jî^ ''F 5 # i-V,v. - - i . * 14 8 107 MagnoliayAve, tn d*-»»*fd«n**« of lb * n i l w n u ' r t , / BDri th* om oon t uf *ub«Mlbed -by «keir, or* k* A N FP $D •B. HÌBf«»iJ. -fV ^ id ». t ì «b»TO* P oC oU *#. - fow fo rd . .FKirl Ja,- 8" AU Work Dçlivçred to A n y P a f(?of .CHÿ .l,nU V Ærfatlpki 8 <kt* ol Florido ■** *■*•*; • Coôety-ofiS'Ç'inof* ( brr*-J™* r*liUr# t«ry FuUtîc, pduoni t o » . G *aftà;A > P*t ni» *#V wwytkv In 'kiwi orna ( oIhat tiiîî*.J î6î*4 f f l i * "« > . » bofdN T *' 1 ** : • O* t . * ** »0 «• �: ,r : rä & V S B ii - ■V*---------- WATT -^ . .-X tog j«on¿y:., '**Ít li _fUrrí*rllj¿ 'nit¿,rt(rbJ-í" reati ' tíá the Tending o f'm M n f# * t íirit 'IsurfaWi*. ' Bti< 6 ^ 0 y tif. •,'wpirhöl 1y iJysou n d,. to t»* sending <♦> M thq mflörtor In which he .makVs ft;.ai many ¿a a doseryTnesftoYe* «iro^* I ! Mdtipund* il If he jntend* to eqn- tam»ou«jy. over one ;rirciilt and in a ? •jim t.W /rnvrittjomi tOgrinding down^crudo/lorm the oetyling of pictures i f . % ,l v » - - <« *■ ^ t • »» * * $. > # # # thielp<>-0Ak$-tfcvils who toll anda s w e a t Ilbvwf„.the wire by - IfitermlUontly '$/' —’ — <htyjíq íl’'idght ^tó-'-iman wflgés Add jflhshlng Ijtams of light. In its rpost ; Iob^ hours iñ. order that the còrr advanced f^rm the . telegraph has FOR THE LEGISLATURE or t— _ ,, er ond from I bmby .»«noun« nur wdW «* lor tU U&i M U» lb# rrdon •* *“ D*ra<*iWie ^ ashorr and ial»r* nta be I Jl“ * h 'm i ^ r tJiKfc. ■ ■ P J V \. ilftiost every *V « ■ “ . ' < •. •>< .• « r», ,A ' 1m i oceaa going dowel the‘exch*nj,e rfiomr ccuouut n t t * y » *j w u»dr Mg .er y . M h t M i i r n re v ^ id e d - it V jb ìn ^ ,. ràMa* « ^ through the air hiB r.j Tp.tbs lrvicf- ' come al mend ‘ as corprroi ■ I iwhT* ¿ » ^ r ,kat I toU J... Ic rnmtry to U*Ìt'fì v « s iiiíw tF ttn ? . ' : : r'vard nrr t- r f is■' •ordinary .. JfL-■ trn .(4'neé Á VAlfniW*“ wire coqjniuriica BM required. tion.V* " I ima r-iffibèt/fi* ph'yiícüÜy^« .Vjfjll i . .»rasa rr ^ boro S As Shakespeare Said, ufcdnuj, SM 'TVTikt la the jneanlng t?f the -word V>at. «fur 3 ^ lant'-tf^eh taught tor rtthq«l£ adage:” ]\h'e a^oqlenaster asked. "A I |«r*t>r snoouacr tb»l I kiU i. IMnoCTmUr. prtnisrx ««tl r I place to put cats lq.to," wM .tbo boy'a la t U iJ u»t» Qpewirtti». oi Cironiy Ju brSve'Com-; htnfjthey .oent w flt the ^ and bottie^ «pan th« u » wia •* « Morao. fvuloM ct Ui* *bo»r .K í 'A’1*. ca*fft.> ,K ;.r * Jtp ’ t)ft»•f4>i>t»hi>iaii A fd lo«i«1 to tWfrat t i * end* « furtieé ja Rfdhe»,4 o^not brln 4^ ^ W ^ *to«P *iiC !ra x ItlL jfiE Z t r .w t Wofiifl rag, * * ’ * POLITICAL t# 4 » EVEN THE, GA' \ [). Ä ClTlEL ÍS A I V $ N G ; tfc , z -i Trexi. rji^NT ’ )■■> >Sh » > • • t » M f ». " . , Tl r r o d e n t J¥Q m Íi HckW Ip- *’ * . . / thla Mealcan'dfTair.-r Df cpursà I l> - y . -Vwlth hito no rpatWr what' the (ihwe . ■-.•'l h of AW* war to‘|ly'%ypi»hi]t hli Idea that ’ 'A no war fljlttil vW vjjyhico rertulnly ‘■•••■'tnainfi- ittlk'Ì'<ù'«|ìl^'P*iJL «»Uto» l«»ko ' up n picnic part# 1 “ n<* . . »after landing tiriMw'lfwTirm of hèea I «íqd get , studi twMÍpc dxtent of seventeen do*.« and -many woim«|yd and yet there it no war In [■ do' do >war la Mexico pifien Tf there il no -hell old friend ' 'tljerte I * - '" " • *’ * t^iat 1 1 SS1?; & H « »to fi1 asüfe «fii-sB» *t - flannel* ntiil T poor folk, art nener 1,1 every day irtis df he^qb bodies than these so-called ml llon-, tv ,T ^ A, at ;lr6yrv aires who seem tp ^ n noihin8 | t h o with n f a f f f r o ^ He except. :sorfow an3 . troHb U . ^ Jf c^ e a ^ , W :r I »M|>»«f«lty.K>lldt th* «upport a t oll I. O. STRjNrirjrLjJfW X w— CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I'tiz j. ■ —11^—; *- ^ -- ■ - * *.w- I c tí tí o í no* tu» , > I oleetloa. tnomllcf •r¿P*',/t",Íúi*n' fw U.VVH of S*n3n<i!» county my copdWrty f>» tb* oBVrs t»f Rt&le I at CWW n f tk *7 *lro.lt Court. ,to tb Úr i W i i S ,:] F O r t G b 'É R K O F J H E C I R C t J I T T O C R T . I b w to .n a rfu ^ c t ¿ W p s « t * w 4 f e v o r « « » drebion qf tbo J*»lrJ»y Etwtloa f t b J twtd Juno .-----------------------------------ataf. W'SndW... [ SoWtnoto Gouot; >to 1 »! cjpikUt* ft.»E^o.Coamty r bersi Tourt irf Soni­ òf Cütfc.ol t ^ t Coort of 8 *»-. •troctfoh. 'tubliet to th« ofRnu to th« ölflf». D «itrp cr»ilc l‘ no* rr»tle I’ rtn>»r rtrnary to br h»W «1 . 9 * busty.. I ; Voterò owr ni* pethln* polUirOlty. i »In tad Iirym p l»trl«t f io . 3 cobnm 'oB. ^ i ' Om« va M S Chuluut». cor,1’ ,,,la * U»|NA^ -TvoiU u d hm*» cnrloutofwl t i m * foy •• . *ll. ■ ll»«p*nluM. •' ‘ 'I 0 «n * r k t i Fiorici*. A d v crlisctu cn la iltid cr ■iy-W are not ut, w.r with M«M«o history & »!«« becaui1^ th<flf (or may read that they were killed while^ r • 1 .tor t u t «wtlf. . .. , oiH r«. ei ,a u fv»yor m í* for. t'*»iN «W ." . 1 I ' e x c u r s i o n o n e P ™ m t| ,d w h l l / > t , a v l w making a,,ife«M n l ” im 1* Into Ihd d t y of »<>ul.,apd - tryin g.to-h a ve th(.,>ohi. R ' — --■dng.7.(8?yU tou-ljÉmtlnt . ' ijJ p a rv * nI b* «Pdf.r*;U.i_ o ( dtheVs jsjtoydhfl my ken. lle'.hiu ■ Veyo Grut ttijd minting,u latge^band ¡’8 HK W W — U .-: s iT U ió ib fr o f ' t l t d f a i V w n d wfU . h 6 t . b e llT r * » -* kÄ- mm-* - . * Vetfft’.ol Send! of Mexicans who'TftfUsed tq Ict^hetp pficmlàoW rcontjr: To Ub. e.r g— r*--T * ' ■ . ' • FC It S ALE » able t^èpo'mT lt i/'fiedf.yes, to.-be'tíneU .t -I , ____ csá A fsU T selves and companions pass In pedre Ju fo r V h o m s h e m ir. , fO*'; octniq ¡s t!,, prl^jJLT -u¿ U r i*Wrt«d J pWdso «*Ut*. t’boussnil years old and ‘ V ef he ref Jun^ they killed a hundred^,tind mòre <tbün of tie ofllcs to the fa m 4 . : 1l<j a r ' t •q| The charge of the Light brigade Kor •Salt— Practically brut, r, ItiMfl to listen to ^tbiterftlon and a* a ■ _ _, --Mexicans* whereby they also lost Overlsnd . touilhg. car. fully! ^ .^ .K .n n A O j,. » a ® fa titi the statt of Colètaijj/irand the at Balaklava^'Catlnon to the right ; m 4 1 k ,. * _ j .their lives. But It Is yet hard to Ì. flTUIVKgt* ‘ ° [ t\htrn; of th* ^ ;¡ equipped,-.«if s \ a rt.^ e ’ ectrio llghttj' I aiti I * a carni kilt* to <UM*«t rnfhatf for convince the unsophlstlc«tedTT“ Fhe United States If noccssury to sopd petition of 8h*ri(f of ¡tomfool* county. !!» » * tronfi ìjiU) Colorado coal mia1'» «nil vo,le>ed ami ^underedl" The Ill'll e short time .by owner. ,|8 t 0 tho la c Wrv»<i tbo propio In tbU ropority «tara tb* excursion features ^of bullets and I'Uoble 600" were In the h™t o p cash take* car: IJ.'ä nrjt»nl*»tlon o f "tho n *o county anti tpy rmord X o. 4} * * i* w o c»s tir Volere o f s*AiVSiVcmMotor C 6 . I b o n by »n n p u n r« fh »t i »m i> c*n«>d«|» lin ftln fUlml ».t i ♦h ih n * U M offiral of .«ti* county of C»r»rs(t(i for HMV scrapncl as applied to peace.“ *! . . l ^ ^ r o i Ì ^ S n ^ r a ^ l battle. .TTPhknt/ e y U-i.rn were** filled with ihe •v* year* U my rtmlm for your ru(lr**»"li> tb* I»*<tv- for si*|»t><>r of tho B u t « li.o iw r .it , v T lr • « v s t .o n .m u to* from y*™ín..n e - „ ü ? . There Is war in Mexicq notp kniT 1 * re^ - . . . • ' >Is .unholy battio Are. t Inspiration could For Sale Pyesh. Jersey cow. ** P. Primary tq bf.byd.on Juna -n<i. . • XJJ'l wßl.b* pir»«*«l ts t.*w. tk* ■ñ>«!»rtt2l ‘ ^ there wi|l bo inoro of il lutti nnU ^ o n ^ s ñ -1 ^ r t c r h v u r . d o o r BpX 1067. point to nothing élse thknS t .. . ' v • *ll th* Jlrmowit, nl'tht couatr. P, r < » '¿ñ\‘ CÜAMM^HA&i\‘ Amcripa wlM rW n mean the enlirU ii'*. 1>ecK»4-hevnee|is tbs fnohey? die. J «e> • PJOls t>* morrai a Uh«at Uh « t u '»> handt*, k*B4 J J o h n .P a u l J o n e s bave K WÍB «irti stretch of Ipud from the Arctic c i r c l e ' do‘ " i It beiaase he expects to FOR SUPERINTENDENT. OF PUBLIC ol D em oftfttlc prinripU*, ^ ttfl m gaff» anything?' Not much inr th o gsr'tiri • w . K INSTRUCTION „ to the Paif&fiin ptnid. , This may j * j . i> U ;K tK soN . ; , “ ■: X« s niwftdsd# to* tk* o { SapnibiN idM toillions but wants, to / r . 1 .* . \not >come in our time -but it will ol 1‘ulair In-rrurriMi pi Srtolnol* eotuity, >ul jr* I ; worAiing man ! 6 wer and •iS tb# I>»mofr*lte Prim ary, t.wlOi to c*lt *tt*n come. President Wilson and Secre­ Uea St th* vntwi to (h»'fSI*»ko( Ucl«; Ktr»t, tb* hir*.shall; become monarch-,qf..all he' if th* q-jt tary Bryan are trying to keep peuc^ God giving me «trength.*1 U is pre- CohnVll^,. also rlbbpps knd. carbon. Knot. «kSukl b* ff«fihtr -SRir*Ik* *fK-j*» t»hti>!i! le.tono ; com iy to tajlrv^ya -stitl can dicttili» h is' <jwn (»ol*: w o n d . h #*«to«M K i n ht^*w ____ (or “Member, t 76-tf in ihe family but puttee i* Impossible le ram -r. meditated hciolspi .that \ ñ a b l e s a a v tijibW, sod third h* »hqulJ -b* ■ iiq Ot»rdliv* Commhti *#•%■ , - * terms. Such practices have, brought Í*t;íi*rty b.yaUjr, aaif, ri* Jqumt Ix’ nU' wpoot man, ’• »ÜT > * X and Sootier or Inter ' we will be I mother to say i-thnl- premoditation J.AtjJWiiliB'WUO1' Toy Sale—Bargains in furniture «■ ' I i r? on the war In Mexico between’ the n w « « i lW l* I P*41t'«PfU-clst« rear Yo„ ;. obliged to step iq and spank tin t , ,, , . . . that sees the Ipng, i weary smuggle,. •m East 10th St. 7ft*tf j, , ‘ - . C. O. MrLArtfHMS. id, a P 't’ " c,a*i nn(l 11,0 h.rgt- bindjttiners perhaps days over th"b •jwgjdfVtub,' 1 r, ! I bunch of Greasers go >d, set up DM my { w i f l d i i r w l £ t podtiS * u > of Suprti and such practices will eventually Unt uf I'utilio Jmarurtkm n b k --------— f.— ^ ^ - 7 ; territorini government try to seat- a htr^direaking task, m endir^ihe cbilFor. Salet-IUaek saddle and.drivdng U> tlyr « I Uxratic t*rim ary/fl -if possible and ^ g Oii ww' in thi. co u n tr y ;u n i«, Making tho K(Ntor Lav# Yon -• chox k for Mexjcan as governor ‘drag's clothes long after j h e ycajrrs mhrtL I;*quire 'o f p , Robert* at ' attast «’ Make Jail tiie.pqNe you jio^dbliy t terror rld d .w H ^ reonle'Acl, t o g O t h ^ n d by theliay*l«rn >nd create peuct»- In that hav? been tucked into .b ed ; \twelve gro^rry. . J. . 12-Ut halfots vote for the bien who repre­ can whitt; breaking Ipto the o f t j W country if peace can be brought [ and sixteen , hours -iff work a day ’ j ~~~ - f c fer sent the people’ and not the interest; rr* b t your feet on tko -table. rtitd about. In the first place the United' scheming 'and planning instead of Gooo pindibill pnd tank .for sale : * r « e excbnngbs, and donV forget to States did right by not rerognir.ii g J have mo objection do a man muk- sleeping, hi order to keep the little rhrap ^ Apply In‘ft - hfrkfbanq^,i B^#(f ftry^to. cn^phtfln' the yld' foql by T Huerta. Then they made the mis-, LPpBlrt.iö- M »l«4d dock together. There c^n be n o , — ;------ q ■» ------‘ ¿I »olid comm'antlng OD" A,fbw. aflifles. Doa't, j tnkc nt_ asking him to saluto the ting* thougln , of self for-the toother- w h o} For Sale^-Lemoo XJliHf~I76' aaes, iorget to say, ‘ ‘ Wvhajl’n tlio nev and right here the U. S . reversed I electa’to keep her, children togetldir. •Iprge part choicest hammock, land that «jwbl; añil I i n a w M a ia If thw.^paper ta liGll - (irint«(L' -reid themselves by recognizing Huerta | T H IU S lIg J t. She is nnd must be "thaiikful *tq f will prodtubly ®row* citrus/ruiti npd Vegthat half andriuk-him whemhe A a , n indirectly. • If lluertu was not tlur. work for nil the soven,^ trusting lhf< etiylik-srliighi b<mi;t ‘tuivl* FOR COl)JjTy r j^ a .tfcL^fOJl to pfepí.^f itead- tiu*. /copy-* On ; ft* ‘ fireside ill of Mexico why tfliould he .rest to Offe in HéaVfn." , ¿ - /l i » « , house,- pricw gT.Sto. -.E m M Man,' t «nil b* a ra n d l-fit* in th * prim ary s tlr - ‘ Hook and 'lCati •tin him ^ whlJoJ via ; - . ilf^ ri S a tJ .r> ---------- »*• Eia CiHf ' have been called upon to rerogniw ThFrq are'dgrk day. In 'th is W ■PetermbUrg, Iron far tb * ofltik o f .C o u n t y T rnaltirrf. ,»ad( the copy hif ía.séttlng^up.- and 1 our tlag. We could ha,ve bottled '■ubj*ct imposed task * days.'whon it »«uns if you bappiOi - to “ be aqibwngT iú ¿ 1 up .the ports oil right and Villa »or Salfr—A Apod home well located.' i'nnú7 nr*, *d that life is n^t worth thowtruggle, hlftto1 n - ^iT tH ilfi r fara .oqfjìdò dll « h o - ß filer i* , , would cut hob down sooner or later. j daya^íhen It seems dhat tlexh enn- ipOO cash, balance eddy •{fbymeuts. w h*>t-latot«*u ol th* emrtty,! on i ’ AW tin g » u want Villa as President of 6 room' house, ‘$1,500, ’ easy payments. ' tnot idem the tide, fttiya wehn thert -4^ j*;*!>v V-iiW .«jw ifh e * j( W . ,h ' ■•Maileft- ¿try mnrp th ban we want tioygnit rhe^-duii- ilfca^v» . 8 rooms jtrid bath, Item -aro beasts. #>> Hui',tu.’ Roth (if them * ‘ a , broòrf-Ù^ytoynts. ^ ‘ J ' -J 1 m/Juntony for doing,“ for nr.tV-i-*4 y.-f Sini;;-.!« '7'niniy \>iihJ*d*, N e ith e r iirM ; fig h tin g for (b e g o o d » * " that, 11 too young to appreemy.AVcll located lof. Illko. iSÍT 'cash, TrTM^r >lrri»H.n -*♦ th* l*»fiu^r»llr frim say. it ind*. ad^ertlslbjt"»Tafi5fs'^ ol the cau«< but merely for tie- loot sirugglo. . iL ' \ balance monthly. .Ganqelly,, lUfi ,M|k£-, t pticnhr ta mil »11 th* r*uuily ruonav in rf Ke TU» • bank» el thii t-rniiqy |L* tpl «gribé for hls paper,^ If Jhi _ \ if we are caljcuP.ukuil | in Mexico II «c . no grateful nattbrrj tdx|. nob « avenue. •' ‘ ’ ‘ 'v 6 T-Ù ‘ that la paUUnn *»Vt»«a, Kxuuala » / k1 u ,i, pay, lìjm for i t -r-.h«.; do exnrv"u^<'d ■ '■ to go to Mexico and take the Colin* mopey *UhS* tt* Votmty lo t tb* A c r is ib '.c lc a n , fiu tripreseftt the niothec, with a fnieda|.. n.._ vr_ *r >».n__* —u _____ .<• roada andTrt.f*v*. *» l -h i«h in my -«tim a ilo r money. ty^-W k hirn'T o^riirr Ona No. 65 McCray relrigerauir try we ought to ((b at the job blithe­ i i o u A f o o d i l 'F b r will amount to alrtut |110u j ft r y*a/,* Her hqroUm- w^|l go unaung!.- But tl^fyerythlng tìikt;,! lIliWuCy, i irai 2.60 f. o, b. Oviedo, ttseà ol ly and do It up right. We should somewhere, theVJne who notes tlfe ev er y body — ie v e r y - , m ■ ¿2 HItOI)*b u' t iftn & T & V f"- . aloni »ud « a b i l i t o ¡f .Ju* <l«ùs net, 1147.60. First daascdddlHou. ,0» choke that country right off ,qt. the sparrow's fall h * w eigktd'the warwhere. Freah in the s': *, am In (h r rar« (or CoVdry T/*»»iu«» »ol»-' ■and aboVè all. gKe. Iii«i “ r-. v 'e e - u c j j start and after it is taken ovdt- we tune' hero anti tho litllti inhtlicr and -Wolcott. (■ft tks-0 *gia»rkjU primary. I am runmoisture-proof packio. «a. valuable pointer^ on how to rnijj his , ( > ® 'W * r ; < * < J » I a 1)U,1ni«a Wiao » I should not buy it or give it away. ; t o m b in g in Ihn Gold tbo -» y or s»l^ -¿ a d y forced to xell 'ifttB * ^ \ » 0 will folb-afWT 1 6 * 3 « tal- Idoomln’ khVee;i-»*Eycytóige, UGC» 5 cents. *7 ', To the vtotof belong the spoils and nl th- .ti>\ Jurt. thftTÄsiW^a ! f| v, urbi may be suf.gipGior the litUqi besting orange grovft.’wftfr,m lflfaH* uwia of.lM -K ?; J it is-the veriest r<»( to lake any piece (not her a 'm m o is not going to be also'iajpjSwitk rtsidgijctf I . ^ e * * . ■ . * . ■>!■ Ha aBea, tt j^ s 'f./Or parcel of luifitory und then pay. nrhretrm the page, fo r htìw-e6 ulii^|y ia|cwr*-^nrrr^WlAbf(int''li(;(#.bÌT'•ri" i r ! *■ j ; . for it if there is to be any tax on the li* Heroism of battle bs^ pomible ¡5 / gftA-l* 5 * .account of war the country thai has wiVhoirt the foundation of the hero- -— v1 ----------- **' ■'" ****- p.» fV FOR COUNTY (.' U Mahy »anocr.rVjtfti »?y tor caused the war should pay ,iho in­ mother?— Indian^ For Salty l e*chbl4tahlp in Sut ism of the little demnity. Mind you, 1 am not in Business College. Good for fo tth ’ apolla News. favor of ti war now or ul^ any time mercial or Stenographic Courae. if wo cafi keep from it but I do pot ^ ' |»K was just aowonty. years ago Owner unablo to use it. Enquire want the United States, tbo greatest last Sunday that,the telegraph waa Herald Office. Hi#' country ort tho globe to ' ]>o''*pnt formally Introduced. Samuel F. B. Good hopm for sale, with wagon Upon. Wv should demand recogni­ n u > ík ií^CílímtíOKr. I Indorse, the inventor who had work«, and harness, W. W.. Van N«i*,TlrL tion at all times and brjng the great­ 'cd for twelve year* on electro mag^rVtp k* S rwarfklaU I*r Ik* offií» uf (‘»utity s ’ •'• ; ", I ig-r» tf¡aa;lJWtkt lfo..t. It rWtwt 1 73-4tpest coohjtry in the w orld have the The funny littlo name B‘T... qetic communication, and hisy a«so- R. F. D. No. 2. w»w ««* r>*opU to (hir h*at of my 1* respett*'.6 f, *lery nation o n -earth.' tif. tho f(UI>OUS little r*vJ*iU of ibi«' ^ elate. Alfred Vài!,, had atrung th»J *" !» * H I do not want war, but In the first tine between ' Washington and , F ^ ' R ent-C om pletely furnished ginger snap that puts “ *a‘ i, **. . .... 1 1*liltaa' SBL-I» Is itlnH fi fiata- » kw bta*n*a««iii plysept Inst afire ,wo eeeqi tq be at fresh ‘ “ sn ap " and , •>» Muy Few step s;to # pbìtofflce*. depot and t «Nftls your *tjßfa£§,r war ki\d yet we are not wgr. 24, !H,44 A time 0». Bllaworih, daugh­ “ ginger'* into jaded L-qtòcliP. I steamer coflk* : Al K«-rt*rtfultr, Seems- funny to sny-tlie least; ter -of the theij ’ .comrtlsaioTier of ^ . W. Brown, EnU A. 11RUM ¿I; Y. t appetites. 5 cents. » c*anto4uAk«m( tk* ufrr*S* . X fci • , . • • J , 78-tf FatenU, bpr^t litio the ' . Ulilted| Hotidn. ’« I Iour I ; : «#> M»n*un**- m j Cantk.lasy to t #W«inty Stati*« Supronfo Gounrt chatobers!' r tc* Ulrtrkl No. * , S^atM.R, mvnty, '-V ^ ": The mills óf God jfrlnd slowly , Emy o^«l-aw*l»»d to-dw» Fla. m K M to I b a iU _______ tn l«i ■ol ik# ftlm ary *Uc■TO BENT f kntl - («tin mhll ln .Wöshiqgtot! where Slom 'V n d sev-; ^ b u m tlrji coiSri'Ur.rfr u t d**cK \ r■ * " ^, bivkll b t 1. they griflilfi ovetlórllttrr exceeding ./a “'smalls ikm to b*(N td June Smf. K i t . *i'’ ** * *•« .» mU -a:*'.m . .tM X L1 d»11l !lk*t i n 'tg®u111l s*'hI*:e*ád.jrt inW 1:M Mt» «O t I ttt- 1 r¿M ill w effC r eA toft g u tlr u -• ifc ;fc /-V:;*'1; .Last;«Oik ypu Pfobably Noticed that horrléofd r owficcii room rtxnii dor for rent. ant. Terms Tenns rearea-: ed around hió telegraph instrument, <"h‘ " W: ?*«»«♦ (b'll CniltblVvlr,. Pp», . is ’ SIMS ; « ¿ T ; *** I** T o ty .T o i* m -e ( 8#mibaU County» Oliect cso.be *»*« hi-1' ‘wr7 I b»rW*y and iirougbtv, the ■uuwi that Con­ ^juable.* ‘Afrrply 214 Park avenue. _ 6 S-tf au-a* lum itiun t»nd maiiuhiet'UriTof'other iuoud(* myaoU aa a Pan«4at* for t| ili- oifln- of iilmbout delay » «*«*«*“< I™* C o u n ty __________ , Fori Rubt~"Lnrg« pleasant, rooms. nunXr I'cm iD lm iA i from ib* K p u ) gress had appropriated $:U) .0 0 0 for EiturtK CommUbreaking f o o d s bacf‘ committed ildV tfaAar'a D M rief o t á .i Iba poLa-fcr J 5 ftK "** 'e phóflé* electric lights and other official te. 4 ts o r (he Invention', after fUlUli d d tf'ln California', TM» to«A- Host KTiiGor ' " m v^nleaceef. » Apply UB^OaK »•»fifi! a ifiilicnrlening ' aerfo* of refussls. ;ftade mllljon« - ^n tbp. itianuiatAur« ■ « Urna (round« »»S’ I lUNrtei and * 69-tfc' ■ ‘ Mowe reached tar thè sonding k 'O f'lo -ò a lb d hesith food« and hlm.Sud -tléVed off tbq dilstnrfc mewage , ^ r Rent, $ rooms and bath: Mag iclf T(ik” a .tostn^j? o f jr Vrusl òr mJm 7 I Stri-io- aiiMunr* '(WJiat hetli : fiifyi wrqughtj" . Vidi, nojjB avenue, between Fifth ant vj" . aoriatfon ip thf? ' ‘ iqauufacturé yak ** Corara fialonar l# i I I n ' ». ..* uu tiriiu 1 mmS ) n t f 1 f it n b J l « l l é - t . . . *r * . ___ iÌ A. - V thc.utiloasóT ** ^ ^ country la ;'.o , etution’ i»t tBaltimore,, »ur- Sixth. _ —. . Coimtlly. Z, he.fought this rovindetj (by another* group oí dls> tooth .nnd.toe. nflll ahd' -punt many !C r t A H a m C r a c k e r s Ikiguished 'anna' ietui th¿ - njcwtáge M IS C E L A N E O U S thousand^-’pf dollars. trying to’rpUt "uptín -.2 pjrpfr tkjk*. Jup^days after . thj| woy^irfa.niáii on tin- hlilik. Now r-w eet- -r*. you want, to buy or. sell Con, the tp|e¿taj)h gave out itafirxt pub*, nslly’s Real Estate Office Is the pipe* lie n ew s'by »bnminftin’g thpt Folk had bret^ bomihated for the presi­ dency in .0 wu^a|tltopTi. -¿wprentjon. jSiTi, t¿s i Si&-Ä r I* w Ät5snwMiTm tssSähw m j UHee^Ja Ó l^jpuít 4^ ZuZu « '.» & . 7!pv;i;.' ri.iní id“M..'.r!l‘ ü ^ Ä J s a s ? ? ^ ’ S f S t S ^ S S S í R i B í u‘Concern« B ecause- w.wsa'üi. pjj- , m . - bl« largò . Battle , Saulutlum- . n .—-'build ‘ them up in mindr and botfi .and yet a t.th ellk st bo seemed.;o find no solici tdthwf'Ìmbis treatwent or in religion and ‘h«rfil!ed tho grave of suicide», Ktayoe’ if le had apent-ipw*:,l*ri1p wNH» living n ameliorating^ the .condition o f . t lo do^rn trodden worklni. mart be hU s • _.£r • NATIONAL B1SCÜW COM Pi " V’-t ' - '• , ‘ V il' ; rar-¿ �BIGBARBECUEFEAST OF REASON AND LOWOF T¿H E SOUt Í; ____ HUERTA t^NNÔt WiUt ‘ * i . r , A T .m f n . a wr Cl f N IG H T S ? O F S S Ì F- i F O U RD A Y S ,;. «king It Tot* . Ifot i l’or Him Now *»' ■ P R O F IT Niagpra -falla. .pítty, . M a y .b " P L E A S U R E . A N D • S E V E R A L G O O D S A t E S Thero -is a feeling «pvtho paft ot.ih<f . t' V’ • pripoipala of the -medjaUoil h>nfof-Ti«U¿ ; R E P O R T E D T H I S W E E K 10 h". , >.. ■ »• • '■ 1 ’ ddcif mix up'in'hlLeplipr'rji- fo'frtcuV U «:stolen g o o d ^ n n L ^ y . q f . f U thieves who had tho Sterling goods. Tho whole Sterling family, servants and -all were arrests^ aa'they-*** riyed pad a -very nmusiHg.-sltuMlap THE ARE: FARING M KRTÍNG A T ;, G lIU LU O TA yE ST E R D A P C A N D I D A T E S O R A T E D T Ö S A V E T H E C O U N T R Y ■j .',W7 . - n -----t ^ * A ¿'Jk. V, iJ£'. *'" ] ■_ >«<.. . ■ ^ cj|^i|.i;oTA HAD II lookvi-Br»1 fGHTO FEED AN ARMY *AV-- *3 » sofner pnd aWy abAyvt<t .ONHARUBCURD MEATS ' , . " . r• pVs^ d lt e d pleaaurd ami pride by moat o f , the r*.v*lition ■ to. those \vlio listened. their pkrÛ'rttvVbn u\ any V«rt;j*btdd t# J * * , . ' ■ 1 wish í°’r‘ \ ,'*r ÿ \ * L (-v î '? V **• “ ’ÿ* Huerta.. cltíaen» of thfi Pbuo as. It R m ^ d f tip With I'oVAly U*4ph~and u^rfeef teoh-' big barbeour Jiancrat all , Another ‘ The five crdpe and 6 f$ price}. in ,• 1 hat? .the weakening pit uatl^p* á t u{- % aeetoa' of rAóaf, InterusUug' lyid ‘ sueadiM .VoA-.w-ored^nir ■rtfqS(* shp srttsxfcilW A "rtedit t(f her tlie, -SantoçrT the ircat Sanford Celery, p e lt», this tí}B hrdcral jforpcm ;m*y forte .Burt- ontmaUdng WVrtriVs that are a t df> v - ^ ; - /yoit^gobd timn given 4iy the’puripla . Wtidhirr, aRif aVjoy I to her friends,/. ‘ ■« lio n has startled ^ W .w orl^ again ta'aádnd is admitted. M M a g M H * îbyrîulgj^ 'l^i<s Davb^.g^-.uifm^hearti- Ih ¡ 4 npd vtrclkily tho peogld -are" buying delegates came here w‘flî be publi other lovely-. ^ ( a b e r ,« of {llMbralt Ims' A c«r r rd n n ;1ivtty> ' - m ,.L bids and " getting rca^y to^pirt -an any announcement , ..........” O f m e. orogrraaivencBS ano -jiro»' tnude, that /were, played* with I0ve1 > ;( nev ‘county of -!fon^aola.\ l^Uilyola t ' istgirCfopa In the early inlt^<SMjiny titude toward proposals', s -lsj^lal [Jr the excellent W l pVd * , Í * ^ - h i 9 Rfrlly « «■ community 'than by It: expression.' M1m llowler-aang agat; i ¿Row ’are changing :hahd§;uprd ihe n eettloment ■Í pùl.ftV.ehuoli!. In this W ip « t . ß»n ;ii>vtly Spring W d Erfchk^mpm fTog»\EabiM on th*‘,bFoxd ‘tjirairTcii ^ - in« o^ n m nr» hq‘me‘ pcjDj^Mi * #or be i t to tb'tn antf .their forti, hue'w/oaght well, and •pd/exOpened and .Safarifew’ ofihiii were very .prrtty. • RespomuM that sectipti odd the* farmers und V ftu w fl they ' know what they xran jiecom- strongest card OfnclaU tlslsed \ tard waa Aelletfed tv 'be p A ^ b s t Éotìv spared in.m akW to an yncore she sang a little dcht gtark raisb^a, J^et^pptirajW y «te r^ pjiih on Sunfofck lunds m 3 have all authority givpn.by Huerta to Tho city cüfcndl uUr- •iuj* that t: h o f l j bonn ^ ^ oolf !ovV;*o?ig that was very charmj^f«' ilvpn: by hgree hrt' i«iir.aMÍÍ ^bWic «schools bing about ,kthe faith in Hie. world wvtbeir own ¿H session M a /lV j?,'lU l,41 a l'l7 ;8tji p. i i j « “t i.«y raising sto ! S i Ä P ; ^ rcn,,‘nt*: W ,? . ^ ,,4L ttPon t fe W r « » the ^United s u t « , thus. t of beef Miss Wagner charmed the audL ; proposition. 1 tStrifhger* thoro aro in the aelection of t ^nfjmriiry.govern -1 dcmon|ltr)rtltVjt to ir. W, tfipindpfi, preaidcnU i— d n k ¿ Jfpsint, H. d things *mcji ' with other nutHbem. h||nr . ‘ (ienty who a*e»cf>injng here.to buy ment accept ah to the intorcsts .r,„ j. „ 1.1.. "big bar— Bowler closed tho beautiful program UprtOMhy and IL y & ? MixtfMl, rayropefty bhth in ;the city and the rcpresentoij b e d jir . * ' • with, « Lullaby froar Jocelyn.’ ^hat \ eounfry and it is freely predicted AH .this A h r t m ^ H . ,K ; H. m * V ' 1 1 edges fland' Billy Jaiobs "Cj wW^.a» fitting endlag -to One of .the gee.*. Minolta qr> Üio Inst' meeting I ;t b it next,' fall w ill‘ be p;irno«t litis^ Vi Hit's sue m*masters of tha culinary“'dcffa'rtn»vfit beautiful musical program^ read .artjiypitfV«dL».i I one ip Sanford.. , The' ¿W in« crops Tuwdoy y ; ') 7, Itifnt and theyvbarbscucd the beef * 1 th a t bai ever been’ .given in^Sanforil*. I* far*' bringing- good money a n d 'tb e and tlrrt A potition of ■J.-,Kt ;r\^pcbny s/id , 5 J v. , . - _ * . t rfics of this week hnyO, freshened ‘n>o inuch connpt be-said In p^isr- otherij nskitig'ihst Commerej^df*)»treat a^d. hpgs i.n firtft cT^^shaiM and had shelter, ot all kinds provided-for man 2 K ? i * ‘ i i w y s s s m M p s S i Z y S t t ol what Prof. a . J , the celery market ':tbal had goat« marked,so rogny Of tbs e/igage'menta,' fn.pb.il .1 ----------J-------- K rtlp l. n . - m , 4 s»lb h i. -.Inn, to, of Mrs. Munion’s ipuiic school, and bo extended, and Watri^irtm^,‘dlpHd i:ui;iH .!f in case! it raiped. * Thgre ' .had for skverol, days .and' thV'-»h[f>- g ifh the urtoy steadily 'advancing bier talented lippilvt. Tlifty- h avellon .j,^ lyn».referred Uy p|e street comijut-, the public schodla^. of, tills place .wiTSo some sevonty-fi>"C<.popple fro«^ - V* ,* « 1 fhlei wedk “ aro getting g^ori upon the Mexican capltal,.;JAa a re­ mpny ^ociaVbn». oohtributed of their'v^e^ durjng thu last ton yen'ea. I^iproupSgnfOiii and large crowds from, other ,’ ‘price* Gif their* late'celery and groin sult Humrtg'a f!ttppiirtrt* f « r that t^enl-^lD' the pleasure of Sanford y w m T ry . âftrtmrtd in .behalf Ò1 ’tjaWmi' surrounding, * many coming m%nt and' advancement ha\^-bech , « »jldc^.lA'ers at]d always staAdJj^of thc ElocVylcWgbt i.fgbî- Co-i and" stated ho triay not ' d«re ffiWaifc-Hhf out­ • frqm old Orange', because the hos­ th^' w ’utchworda». Prof.' Pcrkimwjk! the hestf»here i»«kk>hg'musical lilies. that as soon* W.; J. McBride :has disposed of hits come of ihe mediations It was n*fii the polesj\rrive<lL^!' pitality of the Chuluota people and , home place ¿ n ,the West Sj<b; tt> becau|i, of.‘thlf .fehling fhsit ttll Rrin- bedn'Ably axraisVd, by n cor}« iff cob Tbjs »choo^Jlf music i. bho of Sanwould be,' pfiiVod thalr big .gathering* turn famous ail , ‘ jfSEd^fl chot^Mft a'^ts. 4 r ^ „«. jfenry. Niehola arid ,e|))«frU tor piiy~ cjrnla of the confctttic'e yesterday potent.- careful touch era, kr(d ti <jWr the «t»te. t • . . boys iand girls of this town -ah<H i' ¿chase another /k m }otj «First Street accepted unhjeslUtiugly a dispatch GVrof. Perklhs i^ ^/ekuwell chosen The- most that we cajj gathfer irom g*,-aooo,. M thtf ooeesHary, papers .can from Mexico Eity ssylng fhat Huer­ ¿ount 'themselves fortunate to 'ha words delivered the 'dipt¿man to the the «Snn/unl people who attended '. those op|ibrtunit|ps for learning'. ’ he l mi da ‘ • h u t./M r. MclJHde /hair ta. bad, himself''co»firmed reports Mqved. aj?d'seconded that D. 0 . waa that the Chulimta ‘ people had two- graduates/ Mlsa Davls.and Miss also sold hi» fa rm .o m th o Snpftjrd th a t-W f.was^.gfilHjig td retire If htk , Th4 opAUing event and one of the ner in behalf of Mrs» Muntfon, Motjfoa. be sllow(>d to pay tax on plsfity to eat and the majority.'of 1 t... . I ^I 1 _______» « . . . _____. . . L Örlandix, rVd to partite io the'north m ign^ioIt;’Wa«vihspiArtry, to peace, most enjoyable during, commemco- ifmiJ-crtigratUlatp*! them in the com 1^1 «tir that portion .of.land betweeîi those who attended ate « » . . much ment wefck 1« the piano recital of .pielion o f . the’ prescribed musical north Une of Suction 2C*Cnd jiortb that they were «mnblp to be, nroll mi Later .L waA’lsarned that ther« JtaL line oL 3n. at a vajuatiftn of J20&0Ö; tnww^dgjf. which |s .proof sufneiant ______ iced .in ¿rror (n tecnsmlEio^' abd Mrs. Fannie Munson’s* papfis. This eyr,<>. É. Er Brady hat »old hh^Ötie pïae Hdert^ liad .not authorti'-'l . such a was given at the High School A •y r Qn ,Tücsday..«vunln« •the Iüttrhry Clrrirt^. , . thkt AUkjt-ppjoycd. themselves tpTbe r*n the Weal Side iiVdddfrig the t>to?e . ..«WLoviîd .and «fcconded that tlid v£ bill?- this djit not* rnatarl- dltorlum a n 'M on d a y, evonlpg to societies. < )f tho High «School eater-* large oudlence, tKfe iqcntbers o f the »rt other huildidga to laa- ’ Meisch, aliy c&snke dto sltuwUote., - * r ija n iivJhait^ stnry inf Hty bbild Hfiued a liirge aitd|*n«-,tjie*t dert After the big'fefd and spOcrtiraimi f*ho will wilt to his. orbitr poasw / I t . d^V>e.vInl*tit that » m o aueb graduating nla£*ea . of the Grafninar llghtftillf with a jrharmlng r4jt$lli bd placdtLIb %10 .Tiands of the.bíUjd. all ' during the' day a fine'.orcheetra ■ School nnd .the lligb' School being JR*.< Mr, lrTtflrsdy W '* ; ' Jitili as l aì good annpun’conient was hot.unexpected. * furnished .by.^ the- uuhtpach ,i of this tv u net comedy, in ivlih.'Jv'tM. tulTi Garriad, . * •- -, -■ — fsrm on Lake »Monroe hr Rand's w Mavid arid'seconded .tirai’L-tbè With tho .sM^id at* nddnighV of the guniM. of honor. Th'esA Wfith tlrlpanu dlsplkye’d ÄrtOsd'.^tjdent» H |^E5 S 5 L dty¿ aqd alsd’ a Land from Oviedo ' Eduardo H u sm .' the Chilean mlnls- other High- School, girls, and boy* and hiitrionlo ahflity. 'ThpIpVane* BS ft if V.P -vnr (JUS ..üffirtrp bo furnÍ*h»d góod‘ ií“iiris.awtÍ' the young occupied the front, row of seats. fff.' Who had,'been delayed 'In hi* were laid In the Hying ro’dfn of the increasedI as ddlovrti: £h!ef 4 . police #n4 old fdIka dan^d'lfil dauijd'ifil thè new-gst ourney from Waahinglon. tho me- The stagk. was prettily adorned with Sterling hums In which -preparations Palms, making a pretty Jeltlnj for the utTg- performeTS:---------- are blteg ^ a d e for ah‘VfUffpw n i & eeptlon. Mjsa; Minerva Sterling, the The first part of the. bekutlftil young lady of Lhc house wa< one who |l«parVmf>in fjojo- *«5,T|t>:;& $00.00, program Whs playti’d by >frs. Mun­ was mods wiillrig« tp obUjf^ and fb firhmibv [fônirdÛO.ÔQ toASS.O^, clerk; son's advanced pupils, iùù. every conSoquericn wss^IivUig li most st^pnson idf^cient’ ’ reasons- why they wore number was a gem occhia itself uous life. > ^Jus pirK.w»i played, by rpijrtlng for office and .a)l of t h in showing a most careful, irklnlng.. Misa .iittfpA'jtWppjill, whose ltd** it ha4 e- not-.. l\een comwire well treated by the audience .vä set.Sunday was as follows; hut in the next J(yw -months The numbers weré. unusually pretty presetio^* was Kfie, , Benjamin..WhitA ■«Moved atfd .seconded-that cotfncU and returned horiie believing that Baptist.,. ^ n »d-> .. . . . . . . Jar ma'.;will chatflpniands>w 7lft a^ji aenoUrtghlc tww^.thál ovsfy nor '.iraX^Victor Brown, a ^ycrypg adjourn. Carried. they, wenr elected. These meeting* Congregational.. . . . ’ Vnew.* people but .Che majority to ono wçk^ PlnyrA enjlrely-lrdm rfirrii, r . :M TV..LOVELT,. oV and a friend ■Mh uro so entirely latlsfactoVy to . thp dool-or; Methodlirt. 2j'V * *M »* _ nford.¡.frowsts "wltò ' knew they o r jv ip t i à, ]rt«ÿ,-ÿ‘ mutlç sppearlìrg WSJT — ntly conce mod as to ‘ Ctrtk.' f| T #: ¿atididates and ihpfc Presbyterian.*.", * *«Ci »Ui»**tf f Wn■**'*W ’ Lp ni . i¿£¿____ Ls‘ a-M od thing' and want, to irt’• Mit^l»‘hurtle ttuwrís erykV health jpid a sc hewn All sorry not that h airle* •.Jyjf* < ♦ V c$<r3 s „ - v ’i ' p crease > J t ^ à y é * g f . . Ì ' 1 > , * Vf v U Ä . -lo -'eh*gk .In. fsm â w ay’ 'ha»I -* ».> ^ »1 Try Sand OH Roods .M*»rvii.rl.il fjor»Ctí :.v WtL- úy^ AJ ts^ Adtlàidg/ liÍgrtfls . 4 ho nu>iWW(iPaa<ira7ajmHÎ. ;Crsrt“ STer-*] j^ jfrtow , FIs., Maÿ 22.— Sand oil • "smseu? nir, ‘ , Tie/ Ytorldij Mountain ckptfvated' :nhh.’ ‘.a u d le r^ -.íitb hrt Ung. W Ä ^ d ai s d ' by1' Mis* Gialli roads are to have a , lest In Folk o'clock .the annualR V ^ b ^ g r May 2 2 . - 8 Lx;’jW0 ffll3 grace «nd rtffút«tú-L Jbu/b. ! UÍsa Wolkfflfiand-- with- thy- s^stahee of county. W, P. Ballmnh aud others will be IMd at Lacci r£hapilcJl «fás-'Afit^Jitard ¡ir thi,-'SttVrvtivw - íoúng«-Wan,- fí*rr>’ mjile à," proposition ‘(to the •gcqt. wealthy, mop worth at leaat church. Appropriate-,mv j/HMiOO^OO, aItog oilier, have bought :n’ *alR>ttmbgr..?f h tóp . Iroth - V a t s cotAmlwdo^prA t o . cphttlbutk patriotic .-Stone MtHifit pi n,-\er>ntsi pi n g about toward* art'llad'of this material AspILwall TO acre* on ’ beautiful Lake Harris. t,» n.trirt-n Tilo Cr>n- wl?h mürh RaaltHf tw Ih4 rJYib house on Banana opVyrtunity of ul!Ìn£.the ressott «(,r^.j<lha *XUoñ cco„ dMA¿^* n They, will Guild a fiotulnomo modern cmfonal” by DsKaven. The Conling home Dt all hric-a-bntc’ . silver -lulu», «à .distune*'of-About twu mill«. thajr ' grouch and *a great big Joy* ‘ * dnl house, and six modern ' resl- federate n^d Federal vetemn. pro ^ j- r r o m - D Ì t in e In a • « - ■ _____ . ' .1 . v . _____ i and jewelry 'and In tbls/ way. put a und the bpard decide?! ss artäxpori-^ di . is tho Result ' ¿Kcacli m e e t i n g _ _ _ rapedidljr Invited, 'dtnees". * They' ^ O t e putr In J^ ut - msnbcr.. Miss Ruth.Kan atop...ta., ithé t t i .^irtjl'pwiltiL. ’ reception; “ ' ' ^.iwmeilt to put dowm-UToad-of this-máf ey^nlso .fti'e. listener» with' ^2C0 S f^ jd e .Th<T-f*r.vap.ta w ert'taken .Into confi- torrid betw-Min nt^if pqjriU. Ii> t-borks and ah elfttctrlc light plant m d «1 plA;and»fi*rtiMTl* <jf»JEroì»ftr «fiefr- " Hoard-Fry, ... ‘ billd a wfde hard surface' road leads Eignf - band^ ,-jRnbo. (Jpg ¿‘oT’ the dt-n^jp -arid the., maid Molly, Miss March two. mt-tnbsr* Of tho county r.jdoa of tjin. jsiuT'thp- db'. >1 Mbs Loftle Hoard and Mr. J. D.^ prftUc^t# ttuniben- oil tho ^ ö g r » m Marv.'Cntcftl, Jiarnaa the Butler, fommistiapers, tb.i secretaries of the .25 tSuV i 0 *he- main thoroughfare. een. «: v . v H t t t t Jhty will not spurt: nny •mlans tp .fry of vOr!artdo^;grc quietly 'raar- was the .. B|ût<'rrty --ÛTiVgL.j)eapti: H owa S JjìyihciU' took Frshçh Lakeland and Bajrtow boards of There should mo oiö- ^lg'-cnrtsttng |«d at tho Sirrlrfe-Ilousa in Sanford beautify the grounds. It wift be folly rmderod-'by Misa Fumilo Uçlrt vói" SBmv.\ nutit^- to> their young trade, nnd a .number of repraMOtft» in' Sanford before- tW carapT^».^ ’ ’ V Sunday, M¡-y Fítb gt 12:30 p- m>, Munson. • ; * * * ? ,ost beautiful spot fn tbi* a«' tei stress thVf tb'jy çdùldu't lio ¿t* tivu ritixens from various parts of closes, if such^ Is poMible, and glvW:' J fc »-.. 8M t »foun..lll u à rlghtj ^ v,h" .The Second' Wahx^rjr Ood^jd ws» pacted to';ns^U flth preparations tho county mado, a' motor trip to everybody a chance to como T ó «Mt“ « ' U t e . H w H V « . a 4* “ 1' a po-utor business m-H -vii the prograiflr "bd played in for th e /r^ è p tló n . Minerva hail Eustls to insprtt the sand oil road Soriford and close up the campaign bluff LO feat Tdgh~ Thùs0" taon~ ¿0 L Th<’ gr tm 1 there.-: «rid since the trip there has an, Going the propriet ir and man a lovely pianner hy Misa Hdna'WH- Lñi¿|Xr xáójiin j'TritèrruiUlòiis ¿r. S . J>iominent’: .*iii tlìclì* rrWÜnni'-fV fiorii PASTOR HAS RET U«^t)j:D . agfr*t>f FYy*a hat works si Orlando Hams. M bs Marian, Packard played among thty«.1wa» * Belle IlraJ)tlu>^ a beetj, a,, ^rcat doslro, shown' among ^ ^ Mayo' o f ' Paíntávi Ky.. la • v ------- * - -> / un«l the bride is th : cha mitig daugh­ a fine selection, Am Meer By the rcpWter from ,41*ho Herab1,” who the <nml road boosters for an cxpryi-il1 ' *• * » *Ucc«wiul ail king.*' Rufps Vin': wax* seeking an-interview nnd con- mrtit'jJn Uda county, Polk county Mr.' George Hrpian Back From ter of Mrs. J. W. Hoard of Orlande. Srt—Schubeit Ljsxt. KHt* Adi|T{ Mct« of Ashluhd, Ky.. Ja’,Ute ckjnirlalde IliggitiH was n^ala heard,Jp a Unuounjy on Hie* oiniooh for; inati- Is., kpendlitjf about ?iOO,0 OO a yeai Southern ilAplIst CoWveutlon !-* • fjhe wtirt! a beautiful Vfhlta satin i °* n of ihu atnte Democratic com lovely num ber' Norv eciun^ ' *■*' nr vTti Ighc fl/ldal will Hal -fliw fbr ft a-Feorking. if «tory:" L for roadtrand th* peopje bcljcv Mr. Gcrtgv Hytri»«, pftitQr.of.tflei gown, trimmed with shadow lace, smt*,, ,jf Kentucky and-' o . large* PrOtettiort, wliich ch closed ih e first pnrt ^ v i e m l y ’ acted,:hy M! Miss shuuhl.'b" dxfiehdorl in birilillnij roads First BVptiop^hurfib has returneí wUh’bst and gloves to match. “jmher und mill mari. Or.*'Collier part of the pfOgrxni. Bim« ' Li ml a fconrinlfw icj| £ Mist. Mini, Evelyn Rvelyp fl< Ber- which will last. L fl;:' i. ; - ; V ¡* lnjms iho'*&i«dh of lire. Hotfthsrir Tho’ happy - .>'Ouplo,.lcU on the’ 6 ,t-»Ur I- . ,y- ,rr- ------ ' ' L; - -_____—-U Bspíút', CottVtmtlon juit h';Id It nur'wai a' vsry 'aurtictixrn club s^pi' ’ -------- -- do, where they •, ^ r'> *■ - > Rest Rodin SBcress recital of the two young la d !« who an wty, ft,-as doing phllsnthfople Naihvjlier Tsun, ' KC fi-ports tha uturci “ » '• * .1 i i > i i X Vm « u m » » m " : l d' 1u lhr ! The Rost Room uf tho' Woman4» it waivtho largest that ha» svsr« havd completed the.course o f music wofk. * Me-,, -and Mrs. Mortimor Utl4, now flowing -with prospçewôir — | j f -abel " ‘ iiturUnif^rtir* a«Ay -from Lomo ,and Club-hns proved to bo a rciiarkshln held-JtnU that th* move ^rf;ast Simrf^y^Aii Supcrinlcndeal4 and were assisted Srötl«, Judge* J llnmia of Frnnkfpri, On accounC«L tbo change b f real- Bowler, -a former- Sanford girl hut ‘ o b i Hisljf1 ‘retu/n thby fourjd ' rdnrh nircet* nhd no*;(at;t'Ke olose ¿1 the OWIW f«^ T «rh tn c ;than t;vei h 1* Judge or the («Ofirf t»f‘ Apa HÎI H hoft'Mrfp fw itho ‘pest' vV of ; l'rof. 'l i r. J. I'eriin* from how of JaikVonvilj« arid a pvpll.°f confusion ‘ on aceo^pt of '.tho rob; «savin's business 1? ih_firt.sk that.-tho Mr. Hymn¿ ^'¡Kentucky, Majoji*Ctfn,tfcn bery, Mrs. isjMing ":’At Miss Henlé Udlav aro in doubf ubOut«fe}tt;i(ig; ttply rtptw stiuilvh on l ^ i f ■;{ -to« Virginia-next Sunday will the School of MusicsJ A|| « ^m ilita, Ky., is „ wall know,, urn-1!, '.dpriv'B.tlc nod yjjry. th« rooms as Aherp,!» a .rtrasjtrifjt - He-- f gn / MtjHori Board gvd -.-thaL-/>• * be the-Tsrt timer he will serve a» *'• mau 0f hi, ... Chajo^V'pls^cd/ thfi^imrh oi l mand ftym rhn out of town poçpie Hoard ,mad* ’ a showing whn»bir,v* opined tht^rdjiwtft-wltlf-two Chopin sUpeeioWndent' of- the Baptist. Sun­ rendered wjth Mr, St« S rig aiid'wka’a r tR piiaassfei-d for , si. place, of -.rtiU kind. Lunches $ff00(0pü.Ö0 woj^ ajjpnt,on tWfÓ ’ ' day. schpol,,. For many yesrn Pfof. num .finish Hi «stile jMJr.ihpvs mäh; Mrin. Jetudo, Wt Ape v«4 ,nfc*í|| P/ roq nv\atrd »nflyr fielet'd uri» n-VhòV«“», r> Ú -■ putkiAs' has held thbi prddtitin And t'Xl|U / ; - ’ , «:«) Rrt3dc W JîiÿÙé ,yv: thy . a nfanafofarni of .Misât Al me. ifipl ' ;‘nit 'V,r» : Rou.,rJan; wbo-.wvro ¿i|VW.with the l.bvy und Ijkhjert' -m that J-P<nt0 Stii,y .thi»“ fiurrctft iff '.if i , joBjir Bowler ra on fist church ’ Ivlr, Trynirtt ol thk entire school and; 'thuH'h; ¡ K nVl •hs« ;UU. wrtk -.will mnk'» ' pcoooww^J^V^-* wik deUvht-.an a<Vlr«is uillpg.p^tln* **" » i r 1*’ Strile hiimà JnvEu'U», aegord*«. Jlli* scTjdbr'wfchlp g to hondr him in I»ve’a k Epifo "the good R Uric . - c o n v e t iR p p .y /t t . lïôrk of the’ the’ way had docide'd>'to «tjiideayqr captivated [ft ^ 'tr t El a fe' ' L ^ l W * ?ri is audience wilt lay*’ .'have thp full^bnroildierit Br‘rtint ly volçe Raá, bave 'w- T a is s i by'ecs? of' *' ” ‘ the efchpol, dite-* was first aérVicv Mis* rtf«*n fa was ’O pontanc 2SI6 enrolled Bo» S l-u r ôt great , i-ncr many u The V -n ip K i» »I’ i’ H t a NTD lAUMs'Ji'fcE' v 111:INC SOLD DAILY ^oçttlc ti¡*¡a¡m^iuarn J <:m oiiiW -ii-S^r/ / r „ , c »? ¿w u .w d ) . £ * hi m ZU r t r o a d r t W * * ? j í | v i •»»te^« cd."*lTl fì'W'ì tt" ilm-r »• S í mm h’ * » • « « « Mi VA'.iin fi y. ! m j, ' I-’ ' . * and . . ’ ■ 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, May 19, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 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>, May 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ef8fddd45857129ec0b9b8e9dfd72b0.pdf 8435be6a6352f5b81cd5f118886784f7 PDF Text Text Î ïU lD G E T O F O P IN IO N YOU AND “ JU ST ventured t í» slcjtapy little Hr# Henpeek, "that Pro­ fessor Peekhead's article advising m*h to bo Tonr careful la their choice o( a ire* lack*—er—wo 11. vertat mil Itiado, ' * or—ah!—*omo auch word. Aa far a* I hare over known tho. man ,had no more to do with ’ choosing hl» wife than he tips with gottlng his photo­ graph taken—ho jupt keep« still look» as pleasant aa lie can and accepts whatever la given hlifl.,'-r-Judge. BETW EEN M E .” - ■ .i- n CLASSIFIED. ADVERTISING y EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT . i— - , «Í All Local A dvertisem en ts Under Not What He Waa Looking For. This llcacliitK T H R E E C E N T S a • 'H E ’ LL P R E N T ' E M " — S O SAYS S A U N T E R E R .»' r . " l never robbed a man but,once," said the honest‘ tramp, "add thon I Line For Each Insertion . M inim um .was starring. Ho would not give' mo Charge 25 Cents. Men seem to think the styles’ the aake ol principle. Ami »p, an *a penny, and I couldn't stanifi1ttio , . ■■■»» i.i_ . . t~T , SEjEÇgî} 1 ----< r r n u *l P .«'l « for women, this season qre very, we dock these graves with .flOwffS gnawings In pry stomacta any,longer. So I knocked him .down and" '♦rent f t l t » ® U S t • Y‘. *i,y v e r y funny and one hears jb grritt of loving memory, we have pride iri( lL‘. .. ' .. , d k il' of sport made of the. cloth* s the record and the deeds of , th**e through bis pockets. What klnff of a In answering an adger ■ £ • # * " ‘ ' * wortien A s r . We must confess that .heroes of the -South, who with forti hap] did I make! 'Just qnp l.UUo hot* where no nkmr or houac num ber'1* nie,’ which'read on the label: fPopaln the ^atylJi when carried to the e * tude bore the crop«,, and wh9 Hv_ w< —.for that full feeling after eating.*" mentioned In,the ad p l e a s e ' n o t . « ^ y trem e do lHok ridiculous and-it U therefore honor equally With’ .those ask The Her aid for. infpr inalidii as , .\^}uat^ :çflaalblo that women, irf trying who , wore the crown, Aye, 4- had to the Identity, o f the advertiser. «m « a ,' I . . '11a I l ■n » 1' a. I iMjit. r, h a 1 0 1a a aii T , t rt I '*. ' fT.-r. t ä■i. « k '. stylish, are over dolnq; I» e -father sleep §•the i slçep nof one of Control.* v Usually we do'* not tknoiy who* lito ' riveter. As I understand the j>r<- those who lie In thp obscure* gra* t* 1 would have nobody to control me; advertiser Is aiid l f ’Jw« do V e - are T-ypiting ftshion it is basad on aty'ts’ of an honhred Confederate soldier; 1‘ woqid be absolute; and .w.bo but IT not alldwed to .give . bui tHits*- lb. ' . ' I _ * _____„ Ahi kn I.A Alitfflp«.* rtrtnlA in' »Y li .th a t were in vogue many years ago and have chifdrcjf conle in the'glid mWvjTjo that. Is absolute CJttj do what formation. Simply Turtle a Ictfcr he likes; be that can do what belikes and that simplicity: a n d-quaintheaa springfimo and raise their-- aWeet can take his pleasure; ho that, can and address U as per Instructions should be striking . characteristics. I voicea in prayer anil sopg w.nd lay take his plefrirb can bo ion tent; and in the ad.i , . -. s-f'il'î'V . dust: Out _a few day* agp’.î saw a. young flowelra upon «^¡py-, dream t«»' he that can be content baa no more ;-:ím -----------some r- A l.*V*' .* r. -•1*1 woman on the snlt-t who. Ih my to have gentle wrimen föhn-' to desire- So tho matter’* over; and When you iÀ o t ¿ Typewriter see B V .ii« -'.'opinion, waa one of the best drosaod time where I sleep and' s«»Jftly •say, Connelly, biso ribbon* ‘ ¿n'd carhon, ^ • vr j men I haVA keen this year. Her j 'He waa a true man . and fought A CI1IEL IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N OTES AN D F A IT H . , , X r iZ* POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 F<Ml THE LEGISLATORE rJtnrhÿunqovnra my cand¡d«rv for (h* Wt> Ututr »ulitert to Uw arti*« ol lb« Iktnormii PrtÄary lo » WJ on JunSO/iSIL FORREST LAKE. FOlt COUNTY JUDGE Tff It» t>emoíTStic v«»r» of Rfmlnola rovntj I «Uh (a «nnounro that t will b« a cam!Hita In |bo Primary ol Juno «A tT*rato your artion *—“ _ >■ r —. . . t...i — *, lor i VsoUdl your »apport, and prevent ■I rpaperi fully arttdl Your preaent that «litron yVare .ip^WooVVl the h*r haa ( 1— ma Uw Inn*l*d«p rrriuult» ta iba prnm alw atOcWot diarharc« tare« of Iha duUrt'wt IM OTt»,'. > n kohoe o HERuiaa.v' I hartp* announra that t will ba a randMata In iha Juti% IH-maeratk primary alartiaa. 1*11, tor th* nfflrî of Caiqnty Judea "w — _ ni Srmlool^ . .C jOr t'emman n % fadln and tba baiwd upon the liWprtti bp my motto. Trrhniraj evaaiona of tba. abova prinrfpU will not ba allowpd to deTeaCtha ap4a of loatira in raw« triad Cafef«‘ ntav ■ ’ '« i J ? ' . ' --------■— ‘ tha votan :V ' ■ ’ . i »^ \L .’ C«. ?TmN(!FElJ/lW. ■ajggai’a a ig ... * s t g w c u c t To u k t : ol SemIrtela count»' 't ïï'jïï& .u / ïï: of tha Cl_ ____________ Yohjert lo-ÏW deriaion of ttw Primary-Kl»rtion to ba bald June ïnd. ISli. vf,- - . FOlt TAX tsst h My »IfTfUrir» thu* f„ !«• lltfi mi»-.,.. l**« of «I Nom ili 1 ' ‘ I «m ***• th»l tLs unire ,,t A* ** UftJsji ÄBtl rttf.t rr»muilr91^ »•»7 a. *° / >n*V' I •>" mail»,, , .. u, prrhen'ir* «u.ly ,,f * ‘ *»t ^ aa nhtam to .h. m«Ur* *iil ».,ui| he ' i* ®V*. rr» ol tvminoi. riiUfjTy «r.»I'laI r»V ol -«rrt • tnd a <y \,\ u % I n v u .u ,. . _ r u' • I AMat ID ________ ofllr» of A~w,f, . * ^----” ’ forthmminx l>roiut ii-1« -,.., «I tig T d "M ^ K flt ^ -- _ \tff/jsV el tv? I hereby »nm.uY.. Üíbi^fT'to "VTV-A-t#Vr Pub)ert ifc, r*_-. . V /‘ '’“ * Jan« jvif. *« uW I'OJt I'.Y* lm I am a raadid»!« f K j i/ L jb u,% •» P . ^> of Reminole Inole rou.-.t^.-p,(33q <o JJ1‘ jmorrant ( í.'lifrX'ilfc-, .Y^ L nf,-v U n chars* of ih*" oflie» ■ [*'* tq render »o»! ,».<*«• ¿ tV.V rt'fH i« * ^ o ' d ^ “ “»•V-.'Veaytarf " ft* $ raary to b* held m .JHn^-;. |»|| ft w 1I ^* I. K_ To tha Voter« of fMibìu« (fartr¡naie "Oounty;*» ‘ -• ' , 1 hereby announce myerif, a reriifltMe iat li» affli» of <Vrh of tha-Orrhit i'n^rt uf. i^ri’«¡"X* l»x‘ no' Ratals 1 © th* óÀ<a, MEMIIKH SMIUHLs. IM II.,1\ uu F . ---, — h ,} )WP, ipfP.C'thing noilltraOy. 1 km - » v«yr wTtaal ■m SMiatif arvtmrnmt -my » j»***1^ *ndu9nnt «n> Yi __. u _,> uva«fn». ** mtmbff vi i , , ^ *2 f*?'i'rtA y X ift'* I d , '■ 'V ii bint retal» nn Mrfms to ire and Fut our ' furniture ■kfWUÍf*.thsVlíréd.fte ni O. pilmgtÿ htld^on Jun, tt.,1 ,V nKÂTtÂjfôà'Xtær, S. f «llM^ÂÀu " ■ « s ì.» « '» .' jaunty tilt, maj)e hor graveside, and, bare their heads and 1 win ' ha'd just stepped out call pip / G ^ a d ^ ^ .rafher bft ■}. ,‘ " r ' — 1 1 in t t— r— Icture. Thfrrc was a’ > u ch > n OW ‘^ b ir trf ' t f a to-‘ buy dlamontT-IÂjoçttie» ftir^ -tho » ¿roeny. < ^ r q f e «»H e h iw î ’ • V * naturalness About the young womanT.ering .shaft' pf-_ marhlg;,*brr& tírlclesmnlds. tho-gucaU had lo g iv o :-;--------To th* hVi>trt6Ífb »otic*i t Seminole Muçty: tf; jU « . a n d /her costume and although she dust,;.Inscribed with-'vthe name of handiamo presents; fwjitì^niy -wqrd. 1 Good.4windfniH ; J»f>d tank fa 1 hai SJirrlft ol • 'm ay .have envied tho exaggerations •the mightiest conqueror who} ¿\er ihln^the hobt man W ^ o cNrgy^ ^ p Vpply fo U. M. M ,« n . 63-tf mywlf to hrlOQ'lh» t^nhwjio was the only obp.^ho tubilo ^ but of my ability, that, she paisid on the E. E. nilAMY. It.” ■ -1w A* d woman, the eit>th,v_'Ruch w ls, Indeed, a ’well dressed , , , .u v s o liti«;} T7ir, »'hTih'-r làhjlhfnf; out Üoh*-1-Lemon Ululi— 17G ûciea, I adii bo a candidata to «arrPrd mywlf for In, my‘ judgment--^just qp if an old the- end pairin' amid, ,1hfr,’ le ^ ’* iiargti hirt fhoicTret hammock land that Ihs poaithwi pi Stirila ol Srmlnol» munty llav .. -, ,. . , . , i"f »»rvpd the fwople In t rapacity ,tnra If.« will b ./AnÇ'fEAfc f 4 married man had any judgment iii crash, sir lijtler a i i n i f takrn V She; ‘ •' M|nMtene„ of Molecu, „ . will profitably grow citrus frujt and veg- J «»»nlutlnn .of Ihr n«w munì» »nd -my record i y \ the matter— thfe'Woman who exag- task of rr|iairin« •iM* ravages of war; | , f wo tfy lo count tho numbot<- 0f u »n ofllr«t/>f thr county of (»ran»« for .many et.lilies; high, beautiful river front, mod yrtn / ^ M n i jOhy. i i^loN.'wV. , , U my>l»im for y-ur w uJrréj« In lb* iW m gerales and misinterprets the Ipsh«^might well entiy the «deep that contained In one cubic mtl- ern hnuse, price Î7.500 Err..«at .Sian, |«rule Prim ’ ^v }yrmurr\|H?\ -.->J (mary to be'►’«kl on Jun# 2i»4. \«i l> * /,„,.. .1 ksrfB^nncv^ .» « ïM im iir i Ion of the tho day. by. abiding V t l - -khbw-a no waking ‘tut one who wraps llmeter Of hydrogen gas, first arrang­ St Petersburg, Fla for mtmtar.ef tfcy. «•»te Pqwi»rr*n.- 4«t« 60-t/v * CI1AIlL^*£r,||a'&D. V, utlve utlva Corfustto» Corfwa“ . * ßAr, .■' »muf. ' c„BltI ing them In groupa o f a billion each. the drapery of hlk couch abqut him ficinltie.i. is a poor dressft-. 'atjd lies ‘ him ‘ dowfn to Oleasant It woA/d taker a thousand years to ruULÏr «U tht. Dpmucrii* , I *♦r ruft t® il For Sale— A good homo well located. FÖH ... STJI’ KHINTENBESrrtlF ___ _ — ■1 t Cm « plain I» count ibese group*. V So writes M. IM>0 cash, balance easy paymejiU. 1 The difference between wdiat a . dream«.’ k *> fiTTI^UC?TiO>T•. ftlïrl J| riertffi «ill . ■» <’» . fi: Doll, a fVCnclt physlclshdn Illustrating . r,v_ jr-}’ Jt*sr*ju«d«fi frr thapvttran pL 3 uprrlnt«ndm o( Ditmorr*tlc prifi i|n * ••.♦'."•rw man would like to do and Ufhal tt |£!.n— G room house, J1.600, easy pntmsntv. nf7lrt>to fr-iru-tvs .t ^ ty rttr' In ! Ii** |fftrf r Y « i 'i v « ■tlit! poworlcssness.of figure«.. * -rman ought to do is the problem that S rooms and hath, $300 iwsh-moqth!y • " - -i i ___ _— *, Worn*« as a Pawçe. > bothers u host of men jtftt^mwy _Lpayments. . •■,.*, , kufd. thotiftl t» (»roillsr » I t M »ft»». !*\ ■.1 t .' I Inet«! ««ctmd h« ■•hnuld jjvrV.HSfi« «htl> ttm "If ever ttie tlhie-.cMnca tfliin’ wowho are enlisted in the- notional j! Really Had Provocation. +4aa* Well located lot, $3MV $S0l cash, s*«JI*W* “ »l !hkd k* fjpHitd b«.*i tr%ln«,l f » * * * v a v 4 e + t< _guard. _ ...... To __ ____ ^ ___ A Tennattsee woman charged with t I ft «-a ’ (i «„ . ,* 5 nun. 1 i l * leave _a ____ family and’’ -»_ Bien >ha!l comé (loiieUieY'èlniply and f . balance inputnly. CoRnrliy, lU W * J. uowtaATTD wikijma*!. • job iuit now »hen there are enough Pnfirt* for Tho b<’ aebl of mankind. It ; shooting her husband plnntln lern nolia uvepj/0. ."• (j7-tf ‘ | * ) ' , A insanity has the result of seeing idle men on rhe street of the. 10 -‘.o * IH'Vbo-----------------porary a power Hii^ajt tb^wo.rld ■**—- ■—V ~j ■ ! |f«r»thf y n uncr nfy rs.idktary tur it« i*n!tioti t ' .M VtcPr-iv rofrltrorninr | ol 1 l,ut»tfS»ed--ht of VuCIic ln,tru0i-r(m t..n .r> tub ret great American cities tq whip the Düvur ,Irß!lIrt^ of^MatHlOW Arnold. him givo her rival a ten-minute kiss One No. tOb CI my refrigerator , „ lh . y,>h(on ,Kf if Ï ; ! ft if tho time token I* correct, mori- to vSI , $32 to f. Q h. Ovletld, Ufitri on« vwir; (i l“»n for lh*. ¡»J-slou 1 will »it» my trtlire lift« * wholo^Jn. verse, seems rather.foolish..! ‘ ----->------~tL~ — dismiss Make anybody wild.—New f * n, c■ I, , »rd .trenttO. to lU b*ttrrtf »»f ul if» Still, fli^ e ik -n moral, obligation cost $41 .60 , tjretclaascustdition. O \\ ' *y«um >»d.th» impruvuncnt ol ' No Longer Ranted. Yotk Evening TelfRfAR1. Wolcott. ’ flG-tfc r , , - - ' CIlARLEa U POI.K •’ ithat most men like to ftilfUl.uml Tt\l A human ’skull displayed-in -« niiop J » i- .i__: fn a ,, sirei-l flour« to Hie t.',si*. » •♦ ~r ’ ••■nlen1 trill fulfill if pu*%>jl^t*<‘ I-w'kcep 1 Wtodnw Kdln> I L . iw rw li) « M inuti™ niv rsniDfftc> lor thr uffjor For inle (Ì<h1<1 young tuulé, y .Horse Sense. ( ing swa|w beark, in rather grim SufKtinliTMÌrr.1 «!', Publie Irt,*mtriì>m In «ri«li ¥ IM P E R I A I • “a *lot. 2- o V^I ri-b W■ *•*»*■*»* *I'heSb *wwsew -njalits w p » “ burgh Inflhusri ..... *—' ! Iti \ I HE Î fiSrtflt.,, s. Srfimnol# Ouuftty, ftu-bj-pet lo Ihr drcWftww of "Don’t joti know better than ta drive und harnet». Hill T, umIter Co. irf^'ftir humor, Ilo* itn* Jeg«-nd "Second-hand thuL-'aftn' especially msifi ' for humor. Ih** I>rfni>cmlèt; Prln.tr> lo ir- Urbi Junr 2nd, » » ring no further use.” that poor horso up hill So 'fkalT'* asked 1®H. Y«*jf fUtlrac« Í* «olìrttr^ OH jfrwfTftrl* r»f y » lie fe n » . I«. . iowner hnVIn F'or Hale— Lady forced to sell fine rftlìlillftrtty with Ihr »rh/4il* ànrj Ihr «fulW« uf *■ ------------ Hl II » the Bamarllan. "I’ p hill, is If*” said aita of »mpaianry. «^n.U v. * * 1,— ----------- “ T — 1 --------------- T ^ Tim, with a wise smile "Oh. begorrs. bearing orange grove with residence. » Luatm-M°nr^pskfirflfv ftfid surrs«wt > also fnrn! with residence lacing luvt» I j U TtIK/lSIir.H. * ^C^h''Ifftr fuss an if; fe^ttiiT« and x. 1 ■ ■Mac== =---‘ -- — what’s the dltference'* The nag’s tdtnd. i » Open Tuesday Thursday 4 ta 6 Owner, c-o Sanford Herald. and he can '4 ecu It " —Harper'j! Mn^a- ly lake rr ry ^ ( Ixym ^fals rfifnTntls trst.Ak*ft¿tt - ■ - * v '■ FOR COUN I V 1 RK iM 'ltl ft \M> !♦ tine 1 73-ÎM p ever ' In ca he (if Gtlq. ’ Shp/tefl •'"Adid F brfrty »myunr«- jtfy rariilniary fur ih* j**«»- ♦ Stilili tltiys 4 lu !» p mi tum ní Tu^rwrf uf ruuut>. {uFtJr-et tO ; that in turn remind* -us ’to urge the hi ir «Siilo SrhnlarAhlp in Sanford lb# tie-risi« n *J thr IVtTHVjStte Prtmiry |f « W ar 1 epurtment to start esriy this /• I * X' , I »iti tutu ftlP rh** imt Artulüy r y t-w* * C' II . Humor Not Her Strong Point. 1 II**U w o o d for Hîllî* f far ih# *.f fbft ofT S^dft? t» h<Ni| >f5 I«* ib Ih< ***?Y îfrlnw il r^t timij nr.d .ogeept no gt'oenvU. who* Wbi*n v *W11 /•* **ti f Kiik t at the trilli«* f S i f l M;!*• r s VV ».•Jv• , 111» reiki >w. ‘Kienitgriiphii- (’ our-.'Ko|-ibr i VHjlìftfT pul t* « » . « i t 't i n j .»et . j I _tiLUL. Aiiil.. itlial Jtbi'uL -¿ulU^Lui luhi Ihn. 11r. pi^L nr-jhte—tVt~ nctr "ttr E nquire \ r« » » » ♦ » » ) » » ♦ « » * « * * » * * j* ijG r ■ftp*i »sitiifiyr i - ^rrpbslmfd (ie fT^ This is ns good a termdter- laughed at him. tho ^ fca * |{t.ralll uMU> “ V N. H ciA(INKl{ woman—retbrted; * Qultp;^n* > ______________ __________ • tjme is a.? y (<) ln‘nd that nil! •4 i , * 1 ■f ([**• a c^rrtlliti«!«• in ifi*» t»ri*o«r> rlre^, % true. 1 never, in any* circumattoices, C i OImI nprflf' Ipr vuilli W |»POIll * ^ ort. l^r. il! «’avtuy (* • —■* laugh.*’ ” 1*yik|«ct to ibft fttffim «*f ifcp f¿ 3^ua-rnir --*! The great Confederate reunion and harnt^iS. MV; W. Van Ness, I vot*r*. ftti'l hrr«|fifth juab^li your tatf> »ntl < SAM (Hill I OlMil S i ff iwtrlfd 1 »ill rnricfkur tJ* f ' oh "Kltmda soil wns one of the bast "it F* H No 2 73-ltpt In n!» ih*’ ùffîrs* ftcrurdinf to Iiw and in th»- -■ * * meetings of the old hoys that lies l*«M éolrretii «if the r«unfy, To Get Rid of Squeak In Boots’. . •• I V„ . HHiwrvfuTlY, S ftn fo n l I t *ver I tuji held und they ha.y»- deFor a cure for squeaking boots and , p‘,,r •ale Two roll top desk», ode \v it iiF ai v.\ < . shoe* insert an awl carafully betw¿¡in J 0^,. lon fw ou d J ^ Mc«UliVi'r parlefL-rtor Muir «hnriii-s ^^*4,v nf «malí,-’ Ruth in good crisp , cle a n , nutri* -------------. th-- layers <>f leather ly the sotft and. ’ T j, . re tl*< ip liiwpïj» tirteii lea»*- ol tjy.ir Hitt y Sanford Herald. A* Ifi» -.-lini»! »n ,f n j rwi.,1. I *4 « r«--* ’ 'ntt i«b wllh the machine oil can oil thi» solo y 11 o u s fo o d . F or nt)of,nl*<w jut last ’Íiiíit. i k!»l» tor r » « '« ■ 11 , r o tlrf «te,jt $| (I Si nyy. -Tbf* -Tbf» . Trt-ìtp I r r L¡ '.(t 1 . i. i ».¡»1) ,,iCj.,t ti, through ibe, little opening. thya firo_ everybod y — e v e ry ­ ti^be dr f>fcUiVs’ i '- my -nJluL again* Seifet. ' drrtMkn -I ' f.r I mi., imi, Irm «ty i' K'-|—ihilly, ' ■‘ ‘ v ' b T Tn , . JftorabjB JfliiritlijB ( furl 1that Sattfort iirir'' never w h ere. F r e s h in the RENT J, II. JONfcC ' r ^ ; ;(pi»es .nrw intet i. iteres! the Confedm o is tu re -p r o o f pack­ Gate City t a mp No G \\ n it i----------------- i• ' 1 T 1 »nnminre my riiul •¡»'■y ft» ilw [K»|tl,in ol ' uf%5fi^ vAmre is no 'clmpter of the ¿ryd;tíf Pyrotschnlcs. Italians Foryditir pyrotschnlcs. For Kent Seven room house, Tr««tir»r ol Saminnte -ojnty —jb,»ci to' lh* age, 5 ce n ts . Mesta second and b".rt W . t .-vrisr -vti ol th« |M«un«ik l'tlnaq. II '«|Mlel rîaughters of the Confederacy here Fyrbtechulc. frúrformancé# la’ Jlaly ,; oatn and garage. Corner Tenth and 1i)«-tw premW lo inil'at) llta rvanty reoo»y lo fount» nights in em h m->nt! aré osuitlly oYdoréd hy munlcH>arttles"J Mftgnolia.* and the Confederate Memorial Day t«filo ul Ihl, o-uniy ««o.t-ng th* regular lnt*re«l 74-3tp -il lh»t I« posi un ««vin»« «cre-ujita a"■! iht« intorra* (î H. I‘ulhour 1b souUp/Fn .Italy they, are frocomes and passes and you never •nun») «til h* jívrn tu p.« reiwnty Int th* »<h<-.«, ]•' t Terk quenb snd'ivsry fair or boilday »«rvea ^ For Kent Driving horso. buggy. rh«<ti »r,.-l hritt»»«,, sri-l «he b In my *>tlni».i«n hear of it Evu’V ort.hr city in w ill o/neout tu «iJut td'tw p»r' )***». ’a* ». call (or'them >i.... . .i and harness. Horns gentle, kind Floridi! had «one nliservafn >• nf (hi* * ItrMftW-flJ'jr. Saliti aril u t h.lptrr .' ! 'tilt I Is- rB"’tAf si a o n citl A Mt; WMAN : nnd sfrait) of nothing/ A W, Brown grekt ‘ lyV Kll.i ft Wftoir! *ee»TI that . ! ani»rK|fjffir th» runíturGi^ t « i.n 1> 7 1f Enterprise, Florida. 70-tf Sai foni rundí .*i] the tetermi» und Corrkc^.. W~ Twi*R«ojiaf nf ^%mj<tciV f o ’iDiy «sAiv^f W hft tWm* r :fl ,, .., i. Mlill •f Jeacber—"Uho can tell mo of two ■kintit.literjj' anil muís muid organile rtik rHtoêry lia , Ni bt!=i m itili», lülji. ¡ 1 1 1 i J* fl m o n flirti fr ( rin If) lu N Ni J ni J*r*+ l tjà. tf*J Fur nislieti room for rent. Terms rea­ ! *tyj JI a¡p-fw^pi*fttÀany* do4 ail favor* that auf I j*1 Sfur in |bf S’ ! famo'i* men. »bß*word boj« logetfierT’ camp« arid chapter* anil keep green uhf rji#> do f(t»f oi o>* tv k*lp tí » ret Il-t urti-» sonable. Apply 214 Bark avenue. 63-tf Johnny Hmgrt Itoy—"l can. The Hlnto Visit l hi L. U k Fu i PM the Atenaorv j«X tht»se gulltinl men meee twins.” —Woman,» Home pom- , ' \.i \fiho. foUghj fur th e-'cäUse that to I>4nion. ; .i* », * y V tFor, Heitt— linrge pleasant rooms. tjieni was tho right althoügh it w’ts IN ; FOR COUNTY C ’OMMIrfSlONElt ' , . .. -rT^lcrhone, electric lights and other J. t Fhoenix Lfltlct ^ < )* r r ly snnminia m) rutdkUry lot lb« pratthp lost cause. The Florida Secer? “ *“ •. <conveniences. Apply» 418 Oak Ave. lion uf («u n tjr ('op»mWkut*r iU Sr rei:\ul» count) T h e funny little n a m e Meets second t i * itiun C^òng'fess or t-onvi-nlit^i hi-id LSttlng Wel^Enougfy A/oas. | ,» Gg-tfc frets nature Nu.*f, »Wth t«rtu!l» Vtf?ing nr*. cituf No.-3. I rfiiwrer' NTsiring knights o f the fa m o u s little a( .Tallahassee for the pur pom of ”1 am going to tnsl^e that boy »top invertinticn «f *di«t -t ' whistling!” said Tb'"' nevvöns n«*r»An« man. , . i (>r Bent, G ’■otnni« mid bath. Mag- In th if «action tlurini II. McLnuiiii diseiming tho s«|visahilit)' of^*eprff i n g e r snap that puts A epnantnl l! I“ Don’t, if you knew the words of that noils avenu«, between Fifth and 1«ndhut K. K. un I rating, th Union hud -jtòy u. ; . from the -’• fresh “ s n a p ” and Sandnul* coualfia U-.1 uk yuur «uep-t uiwin t)i»t rre«d song yoa’tl Bn thankful to let biro Sixth; A. 1*. Connelly. GÎMf Si «gin ger" in to Jaded , methiher, W'll!!p|*^gWi.(ifiY father' '• llrefarefully, whistle tt Instead, of singing i t ” of llop KHASik' L. WOOIHI¡Jpg. Hanfurti Lodge N*>f*--T imi i op" Frank Wtmdrùil1 ¿"rid Mrs. appetites. 5 cen ts. M IS C E L A N E O US C¡^ C.'-Woodruff of this city. There Communi< atii>ii •'■■ny tir* t will I» «,r»n<n1*t» Ier1II» ofjtr* ol feunt t'i>mmttslonrr Iront Mupict No. |. II r|r.-to.l \ .tnfli.y otbers here who-Jought Thursdays at • i" pn«»)i«rt lh« proul* — ,1a - th« -host ol itiy pretntet U)l «rrv« lb« First C o a v lrt-‘Uie r o irtOty. tl took -F o rtiio n ' as" bookkeeper obihty in the Florida companies, lit tho «k4 having bern 1 ,rWib-nl ol tbi. «re-- welcenVe. U I«1 y.«rs thjnk. -,<k«t J un >iwat11l«<i Darwin sU year* to wrlto hts first b> n,W,1|v “ »«0 man- »«verni’ ye»/a‘ in Georgia. Alahuinu, Y'rginig and Muw t^M _ O'tren ■ L_ »._I *-ff *»_ t *__ O. L. Taylor * Irftsff» ibft IW^*of Ihr ,. —iflfl fY«I« lhs< ’ book " Seiyrnd Convict—''Huh! that’s , ^ P "J ct'ce in penerai office wyrk. jother southern pUilmf armies'*ncl it rctmoiYljr. rflifWfcry «nd ft «lumr» lUftl tn ftlJ Secret arv nothing. 1 L is going to take m« tun D.twire>i position, where nbility and •Ul lift rr.y*fTunt«» and th« pUt/orm upon «Ucà U sad indeed that..;,injo'i' 4*ity so' >ot|f tuflfftCx*. years u> UnlsU. o#m senicnce.” , - • j m^rit wikiIiI warrant advancement. * fully. Uailcd Ur«(J»rrlfi>i>^ »I ' vri» siruritr . in southern .-mrititni-nfs is U A. B ^ M U r. yA Beki.^referencCil given. | Address' “rvi. . ■ ■ /diner*uf 1 merita’ not strong enough ^'^vr^nipi;.. upd — 1" :.•*— — jrt í» i •?>I, t • i P. Uog 1,1 1 2 , Hsnfortl, Fla. { W . , 1 Uv Tu Muibunre nfy l'«n<h<fre]r lur 'Cuwuty ,• S *U rftrfU I J. omérvtt the IrWrimtmitAyr;iYtkiys ir : t'omm(»teun»éi«r DMrfrt No, Ï. S-reinule rouity, ' Sanford Local Î odo» ' • *'*»..* My old friend Jlctharm^ion of the': ght XIY Naybofre;”)YeU, did yxrti tavo j / ^Ul) wnnt to buy or 'sell'Con* Ms.. »qbj«rt to lh<' f Ho« ul Ihsl'ilnunr cl«r Ural lindi thlrd' Thurvd.i, Hr.« to bis boitt Juno 2 nd, ¡Bit. Lakclat.d, T s^ ru m .'madq «YL..’ m t-’ lotnk of tho spolTgie cake*r jienl to tho ! m . ,, o’ clocif in the E-nib'*' ri“11 tyssl Estate Office is the pi ace Ï* V/j ’ (,,,. Bini kwrltlrf '' w,1?»fc»Rui>k, picriic?’’ .WIUlp .Newdore—"Yss’m; I tnfirinl address the 'other day nt \ j i - y■i » Ucx Packard o f ' 7 G -1 f PresidrBt, we played batl’ ’ vrllb^iny plcco." Bartow und while »», rtin line I wish i T » I b i vou r» *1 f»-mi nut« t.cunty: • I brreby 6 . S. and T.»mwuore ntyrelf u * ondiffre* U* th* ofljre ul -'.W !V ’ -A, t ' : to repnniure it for the hencfit of thè * 1* . Comty Cernì > front iks Fburth PovhfnU. G raham C rack ers te».«'« DwtRc» off iteinlnol« Coonty. I esn Óld boya òFjthp stars,*a{Fd liars. • * IL P. O. K. Saniurd l.«dffr _.**•II 1 c.' O a D. . .. L ,\ » prem ia« Is do try duty ¡q th« futur» •> 1 h»v« rev. g 14 J ^ Since we coirld not imRor their dftvrred todo tq ¡b» prut. I »licit yowr^upport I T h e iirtuira! s W o tt. ■ “ I feel that I hato aa lm'portaut Meet ftrst and third •n Umm ttMnnte «otelr. I hav« ih» litUrort ol i memory on memorial day I will at isaio for the woy|<^" declared the vo woote Count)- at heart and at corner of Kfrst 8 t. and I . nesh and ¿ ú t n m e n t . YOU will SAVE try dUtrict and iho phdre isiy hret fffonff In thote tofcaU. 7 leaat-givc them Hetherljjrllon'* K*-;' riff man.- "Ber.d lt collect," odriked O . L.‘ Taylor «O ds. PER CAL. * ’ ofvttte w h e a t 'a r c r«»». ^ H««ft-H|uUy y-iurei J. A. i l-AltK ” *)jeutUiful tribute: *• * ; .*(.' Secretary -----t| - (ained, giyiiig <thcm ' Tins i s BOW . ^„ ■"Anii while today we *s^igv the; ■*.o d e l i g ^ a l flavor* '-^ !$ u>Í4 gal», L Ä M ,S*mt¿ong of the vaiù{ttjaherl-e)D/ the''-’ Monro* Chapter N o . 15. H. , >.J to cen ts. ' * *- - ‘ , Mixed Real Pain)’. $A4U * heroes who went dovto in d efe^ t^ Meets every second and (‘,urlJ ¿ ¡J Th* jfodatjr .foT-.’líe preventloa of And3gaU.LIn*ee(tOU . there.is dominant a note of triiigiph. ' day 4n Masonic ILdl over t •*! useless'riolsAa mfghj make ! start by to müLWüh il “ 1 .1 0 ' I and »miinote County to tho There are .defeàts which are Ariofo. Bay biscuit baked by «f ipy r‘*nfi mü¡ apfm^at« ywcg-vou .Thestrp. Vjaiting runH'aui»0’ ^ reducing tbo Tiumber; of cheers fron» Mskesyj|*lá.P*lftt (or$lÔJ> be* •eucry atri ■ 1* glorious than an opponent's vi<Hory thi'eo to oné.-r-Atcblson Globe. / . F. Karnatg ,8tx' ° IligW Pf*^' It’s on ly $ 1 ^ 0 per gal. —st>-cal|e4^failtjre«, mbre splendid aecxetsry than the .'thlnif ,i which the world ISCUIT t*’ Important Motto. wolShips as a success. ‘No life was ■ Output of Copp«». COMPANY Don’t overlook the Importance of ■*vsr -lived to bbtter purpose than ÀmerRcn copper ro,DW_ ^ n lflL the motto, A full day’s work for a fall a S»L t e l t / j i y yow bov en« If not th* 'th a t which waa devoted'Co the deA (ways look for that name 318,67», 118 pounds o f.w_p^ r, ^ t a t day’s pay.—AtcMsoa QlobaDearly $.000.000’ less than feme and upholding of honest con­ : ’ *’. S S vslui wa. H ,50*.«î r » # - . viction, or which waa sacrificed for . —‘.W ' •- ìli ■*kv *•-* --1 ----1—*L-street ahebfought iwrrowanddHiolntinnlupon- w ì S a n f o r d Library i Free Reading Room* Uneeda Biscuit Zu Zu d ^y ’ liawaw ^ MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT ! «.«w^fc^vatqsiK ■ - "* ' : +J■* , n . .. ,r: í i O i i v . �S i? o r n e i \ i, ( ) K < ; a o r n 'OBLlSTOiJ&s SEMI-WEEKLY I $$ '■ *Ttv . . * ‘ * •' - M O I.I'M E JY .. U * J ri. ^J- u*J_- - ■ _ -* V> '•S. •; ON * ‘ -.1 ' • AND '« IV 7 ,* / Y .S M .V A O K Z Î & ^ Ç ^ /« -ïPî^fA L in in g _._ Ai -------------------V------- » g A *K%• /*I . ^ ------ i------------ s \ M o a j ) . n .o u in v .> F ft ii)v . . ,' . ' \ . ' ’ . :u F R ID A Y S 1* '■* > { t'. . T U E SD A Y S i -rr ^r- t -T-rrr* . ■9 O iìM T ÍO . 77 : \ 'I ‘ I •FOUR THOUSAND J'1N made up ticket for .v PRIMARY ELECTION [S O M E N A M R K W J l .L N O T AP- | »E A R O N T H E T IC K E T r *'**#■• Jf # * •^ __ , ■« ir "e l • |KtinU‘ il |mi- i oui-'Lt t.¡'X V'vÁ«rO* henee -lid tm ■ dar' ttimsxjlf for re» election Superiritrrtdcnt puh!|r i r ’»trwctioür ( 1 Poli D. I, tlira a lu i er1 arid U Wddnfti'ii i* rbe prcNcnt m enrtlnJnl i>/' t <j( li'CKKT W ILL N o i o p L^IiGK.ON E lice. ( otin ij nui mt'sio'ner- dt*<Lr trii^ No 1 . I,. A itriunlfe'y and h u t m u s t h p i v o t e d a lv Woudr^yl, it e r being, the tireiiifx ourjifi, Ule Uie b latter In-nig.tluU.KIMNl. r u i 'l i n ^ U I .^ •lit 'OIIWj I; district Si", - !.. ?: [May Make iPUBLfC WILL NOW LEARN IL CANDIDATES NAMES Ij 1 " ¿ é ío O . Se-nil^l* Cdunty. 'Fit'. Sft-y. ur^i, $ 91 4. U«K|rfn ;Ut^m W". .1 Ml !írlikv;iñ" Mr' ' ' ' Workdf'íth&>Peace . . *' H ,\ V / / “ *" ‘ lY * C o n g r e s s 'D ifficult > >; > i■ r-, ''¿ K t ' r> ‘ \- r < ^ k cì t * ; *7. fe(zr XJn■the Vi ari of a winon' i Said To Be No Feyr / ■ , ,• . v .*•. , -. > >■ r R IP ri p d f l ' F TPPH Vo yes Iti in Véra Cruz.■ ’»' *itire gdojl jt fling« d,4A°i^ÿo i«< »« ¡W | r W / 111 V C vaL Tho .gwr^’ t c f S A W O ttJ ) MKN WILL S T O C K ' * « J a -T H E IU N E W U A ^ C H ,* ■ r* i. #Itnic1 «( fìprings vp* ; r .— — W hiim'r alni iVri^JJ; i \V. Dickins chaperoned the 'moln- WILL D RIN G INDÜSTSY TO I ber» of thè Junior Auklllhry o n - n •ID E SA N F O R D SECTION ' delightful lUcjde to- Clay i.Ahi'iv the ^'irli t-iifoyed tfnv b a i t i ñg’ M ‘ ■> • * -. a nfi kom rsitdtlJ m tllU tins beAUtif lu-ailtifld r^uifl', T M L .T O S V lU T C m H ; RANCH C O M j* UtH ilif. ill had* tioiill d 1-JOiIRÖ^.TAV’KNTY TH OU SAN D * *. ACRES ALL UNDER FEN CE ' ' j I’ rciAttr.d ,*i^A\rhe occasion tulli; the fíf diri /v u justice lo, .ul! Vi oriti A D denti ned to bJ th è f,’ attic 'V •. ‘1 F ■s i r ' SI -.»g^ . SKr« t - •.” . • ’ :■ i •' i wenl jowçr Lo Ciò)-,bprlngs i«t ;tw ¿ •••...i».. poüdd - Tv ja * Á. I* . auttJir\i>idle«,*'ItaiidalL, Cha »#1 drÿvinç' ; Wfa »M n gtáj, - A l i y . ] 4 : ’ K vafuo- gCcOriltmTu with orders which we «h o .h a v ^ mit b eeó JtiHrt>lh/'ùj) > i l h .* ». m -- . * *N lion, district N <r. "2. C ;. Dickson y »he' MexR;lin have received, all' offensive * movtoa hi» f ut Uer*«'luir i which |iiul Ueeh-kctit tiM>ii*its )''.by'Vtohe Present: F. -L. Woodruff, ' clmir- and J. S, Dinkle, the .fprair^_bei|iK tion .|i( T iiin pico'.& •veilt«*•in I-'lorlilil..*Af,,r F lo r ld d '/b u t ( <B *« “n ÿ**•■■ .Q h e Federai ;enrrUon.'. bfgiiti a t U : 5 i) b ave beton i top ped while the arinis- erougjy Iqaqi d for th f trip/and fir n -' rctitÜnVi the jrane'rt or ¿n y one.,.lïhtj », rçin, and CommlMiiW'ra L; -I’ .. H¡p the 'musent ihcdinbnnr \iist S Jrane'rt i i a min Whltfior, acting mt^èhnu-f-y • s. p. mr.tolj.ry...nCcordiag to' a relayed’ lice Insito “ |pn, C. W, IJntimingof, J. A. Clark 3. Ct;- F. Hurntion oi i.e n A .i is engaged intliM in (h «'cu 'cuttU * hu» in call itti -A . feur for wie Other Wr kindlprlÓiùiciF Tb-*i',tuieritfaiis are informai! r«*^.irirfhYis despftte.b tu the -Navy, DyFlorida will a gtçi»;to oiif ituietrieiiCi,#nd J- T . M cL a in , !.. v i. ■ V ir.* ! . . l ’i.V fl’ K Wheeler o 4 »fiv iri/i ‘ d'li '^yriimih^ friijot llejii Admiral Mayo. gari)f^C*tiie posinoli ni thè .Mc.vi- b> Mr. AlrriiF V V l « e for thu tfity-f] f 7 ’“ 1 ¿■J Clerk iVua -ilvstructed ' to have Incumbent is TiìdA^|-i ie-t>I>t> lie ' < nf the v i n t ’ Í T|wh?‘ U(akM i*g)Iky. >.•«>'•!|;• ¡ '“T c#ti f ° «■’' ' T i ' V r 'i 'r t * ’ih', renderai rt on p i wore leaving by eaua'Tii thè viemity o( their.^om- evcorsion I mutai ballot b o x fs made. flint a. tv)io^.hak rei imi *Iy h N o rm iT -h f rtodonj * I lk t V ^ 7« . * , ^ . ^ ^ ¿ K S . fo r. Uit t»A>t »v , , jiosts .ili'! 1no» n asiinably widl V ..... !... .. the failtoud; . * , ! • ' 1 ** C(erk lejiort^ u u n o u n ( roller ted Imm led * V I . 1 ■ rA*:-.1:>-A|to'hiwWrt( ' ] ’ •V-ato'Jitilfifink n uJCalf irair the tin- F Florida lotilla -¿A c.title id * iuptmh^tiAr <ii \g-i-» tim l .iVilv , Payto .''«Utp .Lake, Dor .*! •'o vv.aii are the> .it | !'b ut i be Jt“ be(h ritnnisii>nsl de«- tliuir ,t f [fan.' c a d j'-tin i^ iib Le a» lili un /r e , |rtii ,TfK*- •-'WCld '50»! imvr sblftped t h e » rtd ilio did neo den oiler i. t i-itiv Itumptf, F y u ll'i W. «xticr; Mil preseut i* ih. -t^if 'hss felt no, perule resiylniigto m iheir final ut» to lie Lirge rXni'ke» of the wfnt to which was . n i 'f r ^ e d - by l Iti- bodrd M ille contyÇtM try mail. I drei! Must n fes (lonzab's. H* luci, and that llitoy were -nnipellud u ne usi ne < fatten jlhem -«iid then »ill lb «n i Official prjVnaf'Jk ballili prepared, miii anil (< t> M. I. Therc 'V ii-.. Iiowiver, a vaglie liier Miller. ^Kx^biMti Wblt ner. Kun­ agnirf to the iiaAJdincJumai.1» . The ■, H o carry ihetr .!;, hi to the henrt of bnd iiainqbjH Ä : ntat,e ¡|n<1 lipunl ty iJcttloyutiCj.» xecutlVe com m ittee, H|rprehen->ion of im|iortant duvdup- dall Cha»e, Keil ja min * W hitner, Weat is no longer the ca ttle-cou n try ; eand¡dat(&I>t«L w f é ■l'jnÍf)^'tÍon orr G.' W. Spender and J. N. W’ hitnor. the towri wan 1 indicgtvd Jby Ki'ar . -* • ¿ i * ' . - ü -1 • ♦•• .: A dm iral-W iivolà.report; Ho repyrte- inents il thè eapllnl. This Is tilt Frank (fhase, Fannie Reha M|lh- Thy noutheaict is coining Into its ■dtored pripftMl, p it-»a ih o /.V »!-1 Therefore be it Ki-mU ed. ThM ed that àt 1 r»‘ cb»ek today, when it traceable lo «ny spedile Informa­ »on. Mr». .1 \V Dickin», and Mtoa. own a» t h o ' p^u(e where cattle can i ing r w o lu jiç » con cern in iif^the ,,. fforegoing 0 r.-u>»nu m n d id a t .# none of candidal . / • • ■ ■, was reported the iR b i'b hud ocell- tion, bui - la li- bfReer« and foany R F W bitncr r(iam the range« summer and wiftthare jrttbout^ojppAsPÛoïiT whom having opposition are hen by pied Tam pico, iherd v.aa heavy rbio l»thcrr- •ci' Kt iei.v micci} that l l ’i - ' i n i i I» '1 /e,r null, ih f»«| at all will bring the ’ WPbadim S&ctjt>(i ‘■I'i -t>i ( ‘ hitpter din la m i ' lo In* i Pe .-st,: lar 1 ioni: 11 « Dellghlfiil Pfai lifiiU! in Ilio .p ia i* aqd th^I big gnu. inuat l.o " aUiArv* b vv owm-ri large returns. 6t 6ÿ, Laws -oT-'-FliiriJ<i, pJUt, |*ro- of-the respectivo lililíes, h n ntiiiv e firing ennluiijtei-. (Tu- playT ,\ Man « \ijice,'' given • t U eppgjar. ¡mprobrfRl*» ib.it ’ lo. 1 Many lurgu eat tic deal« have been vidus ili.^t. whenever the num ber of* sel furili \-1vice« received by - Conutitu- Rebeln wl!î .fcç. iu a pOfitlon to .o - ! » t l-i . inmobgru of Miss Gertrude recorded during the puM winter c*nritd.d.çs nit y >ofí 11irsi I pun Adopted -io ! 11-iv Mav, iionnh-i apited (or-J many* dava Green’ « bis» tu » pYcssion last rngiil Kissiinmeo jieof-b- have sold more tiiul the RcdtorivD wtotft tà lli «'ui ihall not extees Hui uinilber, requiri tl ( i bind Auditor oi ii m A 11 l'*i i. pevacua t ng T am fuco, but details luit the fe i,«- a growing feeling of in Ile- II u- b cattle tliuii any other part of Flor­ to he nominated >>r elected to ^ald \vjtii v ery credit aide ¡»rforp ifln ce tillin g Piltres Unrest ai^utlji the residents and ' a were lacking ida. as KisaimmeA has more prairie offire or paaition the names of ••uid atld was w il’ ies*i<l l>\ an upprer!Disi ri ri No I N U - " r \lvrtle The Federa!« were reiro.iling by few arm;, «ritti-t « stationed at Me» laud« anil jmsiunsv than any other ânibiintes shall not be printed on Tbe rote uf "MlOa \vr and Kirsi r«* *aid to have ‘ .eri *liv* aloils ncs; way of tli" railroad landmjj to led - ‘ City port of Florida. IJut second to the ofliciui . primary election, but Matll<la Perkins wa» pluyed by District No. 5J. ¡SITM1.VI.' lore San Lint Potosí and it whs atsumed manilp*iins: «ign* of unwilbugmsa Kissimmae rnnclu-s is the new .-Ter candidates are. hereby eleidnred to Distrirt No :i Fire S '.iipin. t'.ily 'th e y hoped in reach Pnehun. t h e 'to c o lit i-ne Mipporlil'ig a mao whom Mi*» Glndya Morris in n most ex- -ahatchee ranch near Sanford, o w n ­ bs nominated for Midi offrir or celbini mariner / hilc Miss Ara Hall budding a*, already «left g-• i ¡term inus of a railwav li«*.* that lltads i they r i . ed by Sanford men that now m m dieted to auch position l-cllu l'erkins Io r y oongi'r «¡»ter«’ ' Dintr.et No. •} P e a /'o ii“s stu/Q. indlrecllv to Mexico ('itT he, Slot. tloit Hiu-ri t .i* strengt b prixcf *unie twenty thousand acre« And whereas certain i andnlates by Miss Anim- ( tuncrun «v«iii m »rDistrict No 5, J. U. JAii« òré. railtoynd out of T .iuipb o to M ontar-* pTiìrig Un- eii\ against attack coti 6 f liru^ fiaSture binds under fence [in Storninole com ity have no oppoiied apfdause Mi*» .Vfury' Tiat^jitd District No. il, Geneva HiilL sy l< held by t its t'on slll ul louaiiata. ! t i n li o in arrive and sonie «r«> ihui and eontuiuirig hikes -and stream « Silfon the nutnes of said candidates a« tVt*-ir tuece. ' (Iwendolln l’ erkina" District No 7. Schon! houac lertiiin positions and and many (lowifig well* furnishing he i» I-■-iifyi.ilg uid ollicca to which thev asfnre he­ wu» n cafilivatlng persottage \ri** District 'N o, ,4. School bouse \ era I rur. May M t.ereCtilH Wor,‘ en tangle me rit s' ' Me abundant jiru»» and plenty of land bt as follow « to-wit District No u F»utziimigei'B »tore. lieiieriil I'Utlsl' uir IJO t r n n Ul r hn« y ithdrawn to t be capital more lilu-tys Green runde n tine Mrs Jo- in cultivation (or forage crops, corn t i t-S líe moer alle l*n mut}. mali IngaLht, pruprieUir of D ove hin District* No W . S joblum '» d o r a a li'itwr •*«*»)t along his otifer lit!'--. ! hi* army, taking troops, ah*d hay and that will In a few year» I Porre"« l t«ke. Mem ber Mouse of und tbe tw o m-aida, llantlh," by District No II, Fuller's store itilo the city last ulgltl by tiem-rul im i. i vit» from tiiv districts be the ahpw pifica among all the * Representative«. \iiss Miiud C tm erun, and ''U e tty " There being no further business Rubio N ii\a (re i le, Incommiiud of . i tbe mipital and Verb I'ro* cattle rune be» of tbc cou n try. Jnb.• U Jinkins, Tax G ollortor by Miss R o ih Kunuer w»re »plenthe hoard adjourned i«> meet in lj(,,, mlvunced positions of the M iniToiah atch ee Ranch this week purIu ntt n . -posi», w-oile mn«ilv «llilly arti-il H. f*. D.ulfose, Supervisor of Keg- sperbil- session Saturday, Mav •(0 Ui Tbe pllplj» of \(i*« ■-air« VT n irpi- m do »tion «I the Me» 1 li-lai to- t toi'.iraeter. .»rt alinosi «ireilli showeij Itie reslllt of eigtolb-nl chssed four hundred head of stock tTU t ------------ -----— — tchtv-B- -»ttUouin-,_____; _______cattle from the John Lee place at AimricnTi liars Æ JY* A. Ginn, County* Stifveyor. tralllllig by_UIelr gl(tifi| leaehef. a-ld K A DOC O L A S I General N avarette' addreaHed the ( ^ " i t ja. (W ataría! d y certain ib^t rh , ihe play was mui h enjoyed Viy aTT -tvisoimimui and they are now being L J . M cLain, County ComuiK«icinj . ( ‘ lurk »hlpjied to the new feeding grp»tnds. lctt<( to the e d ito r ,o f a local paper.- rbiáf! ivi tiri er o f Mixiean tréop», ] who uttended. .er Dintrict N^. p . The proctoada will V L. W OOD It UFF. Chrm. Thoroughbred bull* havo been pur­ LA» Suceso. fegnr<l¡ng. thç reporting Alttlnrr JúLhj|ig riistenfre,* -I» less J. A. ‘Cla^k, ■-.‘fctii/rHy ('otri mi ss ion er ; ln- uaed for the benyAt of thto Sanchased for aom e time am} tblGraneh i Los Sin eso, regarding 'Tie reported tjibn VH1P nlen la vievw of ttiv Itm- ford .H ig h School A thlet^ Club. . ‘ D l,Vr1.í í ' ^ f‘4" Killing at Fusti* will be e<|iiipped with d lp p jb g yal« of hi» (oree» agnjli't riiHVemv-fl il.iinable feur of »JlXrp llevidujlI C. V . lslil»CTiing«ñr, C ou n ty G om pda* I ** ; • __ nt » . . Gongrrgal i onal * hurch and everything necessaryTV, '; 1 fo r t thlf Vera Crux ni. nt« at the capitai, Con\ul Ganada N F W srhwoll ! I F iliti' May .situirr Disftriet’ No. 3 y l.asi Sunday* imirninß M other’ « st o¿k run-mg of the bw»l -if stock cattle* j ? r Í nut I I.-g * - von dein ih!» new« ’ ), : rHii*wt‘‘l liH i-fiurf< l>""k 1 F.r, P hVirst^r,, Mtittl-toV Mlofit^l^, td ! ’ I Mogr i i t "> r at.'I asal'tflf.l ** I i«y wies viI> i rv»-l in ninny appro j fur iln- south.irjíufy A rniir i flin* a * I i 1 > irii " in Public i n slruction, D istrict NO .) ■ptor al -Ip- Fits! '■-it* I: a - , i 11 ltd l i ei,i r ¡i V tv arrête, pílale way* f- ich attendant re­ The M'-xt^^ti warr, .iTTe*Jïpénlrig of < l o - t . ' l ti'F IriSl'it tl 1 k ille d T P l.e*wi.s, Jm lire of the Peace. th is e ily el vod a whit« tb-aef, also ¡1 M oth tin- Fa 11.vrn 11 Çu^id a-id Uyj. iww trai^a1-^ * Ernest Hampton at ' the f al l i r s Distrirt No" 'J er'» Day token Tie- »ermop wa» art with South Anu-jiarif* ¡jfirtj make l). 11. H o ok er,.^ o n a ta b lo Dtstrisct homy M on d ay night about eight exultation of M otherhood ila on«* -pf Florida the natural" inarkitt* " for o'clock . 1 } u» alleged that Illurk. N o .. 2 . *' - T V the greatest factor» in tho moral and cattle and aside from this the west­ aH W. E. W'ataon, M em ber Cod^nw- well hnd, beton flaying attention to »piriliial uplift of the home. T h e ern markets are now The largest Hum fiton'» wife, which were re­ uonal District N o. L #* “ T H A T 18 . T H E Y M E T SO M E T IM E . AN I) TH E DATE church wa» mos» beuutifully d ec­ buyer» of Florida cattle. bv -ll.iml>(ott A uuarrvl S Runge, Member County'" Denio- sented orated with a profusion of wttlti* The owner» of To*nliatchit- raneh IS RATH E R W L IK N T cralic E xecutive C om .. Dlsrriri enaur ‘1 lille» uml mug|iolia lilo»siiin» are S. 0 Cbusc. Joe Cameron. J. N. Previous z i p ' I be tragedy. IUa * k- 1 * No I Next Sunday evening the su b je ct Whitnpr, Alfri»d>-Foster and *ev«-ral D 11 C Rabun, C lim b e r CpiU>*> well p i â d / .m n tlcnipt) I" ! " -rriow . and directing ile ta l aij*i *»<>r the suliject of 1In- »i-rmor a ill W other [ifomimuit Floridians who rec . j . .liin o-d .o l/. eou n ly romnu»*i<.m<i Dem ocratic K vW iflv'e' r'i^m’ uIUJ. IrOm ft*, rr'ftrh or. bue Drangr " in i l » ( FI. i-ln. ÌÒ. lev., "lesiis* Idea! of **iS¿JihiTrlliiF-s' a o g n lie '* Hiy p.vsxiliilirie» Of Ftr-runyi ' ned (or /jrin u rom iv »late ■ 'ii1! i Ì *' rSA- f -1 Id - 1ril l No tL. S'" , a ^ v ^ f u j •hr;d k mi I pia. Il' al ulivi VH,.I -!p.|li" All •ktof1f rkUbt.viil fb-si *1 ree-li, » * . -■ u .i-* ■ they, «re hlorui'a. jmd iti .«uliir ei'-i*>it . jituir iujf\ % I»« jr »I ’ -pulling |M***IUÜ *their . GT; ;r-,S3 C ( Pearson, MoVnbur 'jp o ii n iy > ¡rffothii pi a i c w hi*I till" '“*'1 Lifl'll . If ¡« r» i ih ,till per acre iç.ur.ti d i ' li cordially invited to I his und the Aurn, prnivAriy in shape to (a lso, only * 1 •U):HU 11, m Preseli t. Glia ir mini I I * bntgun (ioing'-bs k - D'.f HntnjiIb-m oenttr Exec o l i v e ' Corn . '■>1 e very. t tu- l.ipd* i C iti il" y! ‘ H *¿11 fi other regular service* iha lie * i.a p il ’ get th e , tofl market * - tint I. Wnudrmt ,i n t f n mini ,«|I'141-I 'la,* homi lie in-! ilailiptoh lo ! toe District N o t > siirislay ,*< tioul. y -ii» n, ni li let, «imi GsM%wfT,| nf tu tu' <ji pries». Thy cattltP will not be # V ’ -L fl Laiam inger, .1 P /H .igfin. 1 >• TJiem. Aulln, Member C ou nty Fxee yard mui-tobot him riju.lj g A “ * Il irti t h » tu M orning iserMca, 11 n. til. i.lgd into ..ru lowed Ui, wander over the statu of T . M cl.uin. -¿^àrk .And J i inintfdliitely after the murth-i'" , »utive C om . mst.rirt No . b r v G E. S o cie ty . ti:30 p. m. Florldji In scrap for a livin g a» for­ t Minuti-* <J fast meeting .fend a ! , I- b-vb'tj for the then ensuing «ix 1 M. H uddleston. Nlyinbcr CouiitV TRUxei-irvi'll ran to hi* lui.irdwig (1011*0 . Sunday in’ori.nig, May 24lh, r , coin numi m g ’ with the jritar merly 'h u t the finest o f pastiure ffjiproved* . * and was l*k#iv intii custody ilurif I>«‘ inocrntii» /Æ lt a ir t v o L nitr: M em orial D.v^- -i'tx^ciM w|ll by •3. ■ . f and. stg?ek feed and water will be ... Mr. . A !ti/bb‘ tjs. Jddrcs*u-I thv, Me w-Ay háü'tibd to lh<- e(»illi»>' i-iR at ul the C on gregaiiviiiol church Vo-rr perîtioner would fun lo r supji.litul and the cjittlo will receive board ut. r tA exci-aajtt'c n» V , « . liJ-ri (or C". __ JÌ1 ._______^ J lie fi . Ullj''to>,SttoUt1ly »I I I':i Vares' ';l l.-l •WM hli I ID ,*« infill) M- •• Alti * ;tMÌ the nl^eptlotj. tlial they deserve. ,| nuTiL-of» Hit. U T ici i.f^ n -iford , 'ju -: •'.T.0 < ¿jjlítoÚltíCá /JÌjiÀ District,! Kt-I.pljlg .fX, HatI«1 d ittl-xHIIt-ni U.It JtVlffl Iglip- Piirc Orangesi 5Jr. ^V'bitifer, hit.« b w n busy for _. , ^ hngjhT ri'tortm'rij!ul..g.filai aSrCsUpp-n) 'i t * îS p A , ' V ; - ' JB, • « aUite Ilici Ule kupp ü »auk *x-ye j^ weeks at the ranch getting I- lüjto'! W.Ü' «1 l|}(‘ lax iHMtVs n«lil4MHli C 1 .‘ “ .-Ì; flà* ,;Hjtuiti-(V ii Ì»ró«ton to lo* cje t s -fJ. \rr X\'ilií^msoTi,, ¿LíostiTH-c 1 'uu.iityji", A nifi» U í«»f f hf* >"i*r I^ I-i v\4 > ol iln NkifriiWii orahynl« tu • T lie cvsfyUting in fir't clay.« shape and 'f i '* ? -4 ,à x , A s ^ : ..r. ' I' ^wL* t*¡1 * Dum ocratii .ExeMBOi^-ibuift i “ ~ ^ lid i wi4'\ -rxiytl they will drivin g machine» are now on 1 í «tvf*r» *' tu Kin t N*iI t -tur /if II. raid .allk* opé tuì-lrcheedy il« M t o . / p / r -fsv.oil • o ifict No. fi.-' ^ *" vV \\ .» * !f t - -»i-' were Mime of tbe lull'»! fruit that ibe ground to place flowing wdtls at , V Infida -vinuiole .count 1 . "f ‘ V-GPiths 11 tu •aiMfysiiig in * l'^ u iU rd in nJeriGr'-c •, . . - L. I . Hurtloy, .Ir.. Memiurr GnuÙ1V al 1 Uro a lT yJf;(er¿ Go-nj Vour“ . pLt ip on cr¡i would flirt her il hu« liven 1»oi- (tbisoin- to rrcv-ivy; uvsry point where there nr« no lakes I pixrstt limili«, rd lilsf.k Hummn p j-o-'P no uù H ondft'n( Dettidcrntie E xecutive Goni i ’ i- . 1* I' d (I1' .eil .i-l T-ie \ idem bv.* .in; Or itream.» of wali-r T•r^Pk**hi ' OU IpTlL £il/ i. ' vv.-r*- Jo! 1 I.irainaEC. Dtiff^et wneruuvop* ih - trict NVp U. ! toc Ss aWsauiti - 1 if »mil ini Ill-half '»( er> popular 1 'i uoriliorn'nuu> Thi» 1« <j«v of Ih« laigeal deal* uj riflotuuig-j ; jytotjUiin ami . ■tesoliiti.'. W. A Punti. Member ( '011111 y Detti friends *ì h* kei* now am ■iv'eV 1 hi* e d tlf ill' nn * also lji|ig f-.-.st" cxtile-'nia !c lo hnitic peujde in Flor­ w.i» udiipted: ■ ocratic Executive C oro. DintriiT held Tuesday afternoon the «loie.» Dickaon ia mar­ ida and thia grgat cattto -ranch will ; -.'¿TMiÇiKlloil «*L •¡ml -work.- xgliich In Florida. Tu ibi- Roar-I f i l'o u n ty Cortili ,1 No. IO. un i g Che hour tolosiirg o I lo . Il •|uub»l t¡ie 'to ta l n**d»»mciit in-ub- keting the oranges’ jn Iik-hI market« itdd nnoth-r industry to ifri/i. part of sioners. in ami f-;r Semi liole (¡n ò»' Chas. A. Didimi, M em ber t'ouriiv 1OÍ' » 'V ili und ul present 1» seiilng them in thè «tale 1lint ulready holdx tln- recktri»bb «did.-limtJty, J-torri'la - . l)e m o c(a lit^ K x e ru tive Goni Di* HuniplOII leaves lw.. .infill, l i u f ‘^.*jijr i.i-titToiu-ra would >low Sanford through the grocery uf E. IT 1ord for fruit» and Vcgetables. N d w . t ^ i c - U*.‘A. Bepalay,. IT to’ Sé trict No. l ì . ' dfen t#s mourn tbe b»«» of' 11 c\\ heeler and W. l{., jlroWxiing. r/vu- Mhttt à» such draimjge commi* ion- Turner, They are’ well worth, any ■ * Itcpuhllraii Pari) .fat her. -• MUiiiiog 1I1« lDvid o f D r a b b e t- rf Ui*.;y Ryb'd-.io pro-, id, J . o aux*. ^ pn-- tb it 1- being asked for them - .Sprilli! Jerm p f Court Chas. F.- ftaskin», Member ..tìtate CotnraUxtóner* of »Rii'Ï!‘'TlHmmo“ k ,*»k < ub ' board ui 10'uniy corumlx■ Tho s p r in t tordi of . C ircu it C ou rt Rtojiuhlicnn Ex. f’ oin. r Al the Rapt 1st f htirrh # Timi Sanfurd Fulvi ' Dralimge DÍstrfét. foTmFrly fornufrly in 0’ ‘ aoni-r« b- o'ih-r U»f- J ' 1: for to.vtn oR '. epuuty Twi!i con vene *■ Thó ñames of tln>e"who wTR apMr tìasiiju in m u n -Jacolcif.um a acu u n sin e of 01 (('h u L i- . herrl Tuekjluy., Mtfy Jiitlt ami projn.AWit hovv ili’ tinnii fini • aloti-»JÌd I - li'.y i|1 addition lo Hie 'Sunday çchool 1:15 ». m -- pear on tho tiebtot ari' « « Jollow»; arid ' ryéjwirtfùll• s.«e**uiL-nt above nitri lio ned. a «uf- ola!», w o jlhjrb po[iiiJkr(; u d pro»- |»«ir tu bo a musi im eresliu g rneetRegu ar tyjvtctdi at *1MH) L v Thoso ya tuli lìdie» ‘ wb -T hiyve opù Git» JloJiorniUe' R e d ;.. i dei*ut tuhlMiuiiid. inv.e-srneni tu-covar perpus iitlz tn »; i« Jhinglirtg' with Or- t lf c ' l'UiVwf ■ vho- absence of the pastor po*^(ori and i|in-'.ilìe<l tò 'g o un thè In l'i.ft # m ìbpi S w 1 * A 1 n,. ìumtcsl act ruing (rom jfrar to U ndo -friends. Mr. Jacdt^. w ho I« a ..Rt-hig tho second tr-Tm of court be conducted in d u c t e d by three mito».bef(, on* in* re*L a c be . Uckft aro George CL H*kring and . ri urch •* A Laid btAmis. fr«rju,,ht visitor to „Grlnndo, sppsrks in tho ui'Wy 1ounjy of fjemlAolo it * 'M G ’ } t h « l '. I’ rto«tllli‘d tlfeir; fujivrt oryl- r ■x» ■■ upon npun Laid J*- G. Rtringirllovr for wuinty )udge. the r n f the fact that Inin glowing terms of tho | i ron peri ty w|l| ho well k llcp d cd nryd peoplu , fS « ' jitTVicR. 7 :rt(f P nT * ^ « i g ! 'h 4 Ì . ^ 3 1 ì tbe W Àrd ol ioun ^ y con j ' A nd/ In view liejriug ¡n }ht »-jirbscnf incumherrt. hU -home town, and iH^klsrx mlictr ito ni (ur and near will Le m Ss n forvi . G and* Btury. wubjec» " M y M ^ th rrN j’m ^dt^crr. o f tiraxige rd u n ty .. L I-r , t m u («. do. .,nul payable on»ai« ,b( . Sheriff, E. ,15. ^l^rady and ■(' Mring the 'period Tfòiit : ihlereslexl la the Indian RÎvgr- for ipverul wetokif''enurt 'wiNik'’ a» ' ' ¡.hi nsaUfto th*< assi-sartietit t h e / had ■bAnd» r-oAerwn Sermon. . . . unreel. -of, lami, ....... 1 . iv rj, i ■* S- pt^twUvr Orlando rnml,-* fny which funds arc Rand, thè ln lltr-Jiow filili g tl)K A f-' Sermón e.'ifh b'| tcinhi-c I .’it 1li. witne»se». Jnrvir» yr "«pectxtoca •! ’...'À ,itinv il* ,'»* ®ct. Cietk .of ‘ thè" circuì 1 court, Y n i sro cordlaib' läl(^ \t’ 1 ( and u .ftof-st musi bv'riùw being raised ami .» f u t i lowMirs >£nil t o ' np.vvr ih The n .y fd cr e*xuf thV negro»» '-..I*- A ,‘ prmgltiai 'jwiTÌT'K. ( M.ivwril. tenti ’ he» svlrvlie.vim in , provideii t - - «v--i the pivirirt front Gbiiluotu an <iC the principili that ur^lîüfng held for ibv..iihoutlng Saij uTaliva^i' a mi ki*vi-idK ,7Ìbf. lorrné/^llM iw?JjoQìng Ihe job I * Soplupibtor f-llii. 141.1 to Sejitem- town* along route rhv*. ii«t< jof léc.-Tiégro detective al O viedo b ^ repAir (r -r iiV r e r t o yw.ir ^Sundu) School A tten dan ce '* ' ■‘•/ Amààoriof ‘ÌIB to ì. Xhoniwi K Date» further t in-r 16eh, 14I&._ highway will {dace tingood pvOplc j b(-pth-ggcn several mon ihr ago wdl Yòpr rw K h o •wtouid iunda> ^Tjttds * Th o aktendnnee at Sunday : *hd A. Y a u g h n ,: tho fornu-r now Whcrcfoi;^, Your puli lioncr« rca- of that, ticctlon In closer touch with prubaldy b«c t l-A .only iwi ■how, thifctd!V-,Ff*bruory 4Jh, IU13. murftrr r a t e ;- - i .• ijas a ï follow s: givin g charge of the ofllye. Trcas- iast ibJitdny The f i v i l 5 docket w ill be a llrtgo net ing ujitui* the T cjrort.of 'io u r [M-tl- pectfully n.vjuent this board to or­ their form er cou n ty .ç^pltSI,; y Weh - ; nreL N. .H , Gafn'cr, W. R. Henley Hal list l loners aforesaid the board of coun- der und Instruct the Tux Assessor is mu eli ticrUcd, because 'o f tho in ­ one, several land case« com ing up *bd -IL A, ^ ih ib m a n . T h q present Congregational . . , J èéaift ty ctyjìmiio-ìuneM of Orango county, of Seminole county, Florida, to .levy creasing triidlng ÌacUìtlwt.d-RepqrtexT that will occu py tho altcntidP of M ethodist .••**•••-«* - I«.« tke court for whip time. 1 r j^ r•’’ .aefvlnt; servine ,iin tivi- .tinto. •'Mem«' ¿frtfNid meeting: Udàrfl tmj!t'.r0:30 bern'roiinty^.iioanl A/ r/>nnfv' iltnAM of t\f tmlilU ¡»s publje ¡iiirtMie- . COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET I ill �WA» t ¿ NOTICK ’ "V j j u s f s o V H k R E A ü . la paraaaara of C lis U f CIA) a l Ik* L a v a .o f Florida a l (V I I , ani Iliad, C a n d id * «* f¿R ¿ cöflnty. ofílec*~ t " A s Act to PeaWda lor and R ittiU U Pri­ íH KC‘ W THF. SAKFOKD HI «Al O —— — SÄ' , l i l e . M ÍB A ID PRIN TIN G C O M P m .;T m m iT i A « r J . o u u 1. 1. .h - i, . o ,, i. * "IC NUI Hilar Iknow .. — ...what I. -, f •th Km. .lan il fTor. nr W •i t jI. j H o iIuV, uf m or. ey "stand Wá»p ■ W. M lUTNtS Manafrr h?ard one can did ate remark that la k u rlR ll* * Prie*. li.O u a Year I« Adv «re* “ candidates should not be tied up by pledging them selves— they sh ould M l>«n4 ia l»í» CU» b» (am « *2,00 per r*a* lo be left to do w hat they th jbk in advaat* o» 20c t*r »onch. right.” We do n ot agree With him , • ip I’avlurtiti in admorv muat k* m«dr al , Those who fill. public oilices are —_____X ■ -1---- 1 ' oy*T ■. ------------ ------------- — - ------------. _____„ , ' * V * ,1 . i, uii.kiil.t Fettered aa a^rond . last mail matter A m int 2 itn-l ¡ public ( c f 'H n W , ^ f l l l th e ) .1 )Ul 1 B -V ‘ g p IDOS, al iba PoatoAea al Sanford. Florida andar A r t o ! March Ird. I*7f>'_______ _____ rr ORtra in Itnrald’ finUdini •■ I |l|l II I« I ■ — t?.« —■ m. •¡•tuitions inatfUrfttDn» fro m from th e ir their take tholf Iemployer*. -If le | m r arp certain mary E lrrtion t,“ .a prim ary alaction bo btld do Jan* 2n<L »911. and. ir:w E B »t , y ' 4/ , , ■ tc:»ta tc.vwhat:'he tc:.a tj»te ^ h a t-h e standh stand*, for. iof. Let L ot it* njs J \ fRti;,froig > p u ^ 'b o y « ; çonys o u f on M C. W- Post, the flntUe\C/?Rk. ib e .M u m jr im d, tdWe th a tu te r » into Poktum man committed "auitide m yb u f V con fid en cc.^ L a k ela itd . Tele­ ’ .few day« ago. "There mu*t .havy gram; *j . ' * v -. * V p -‘. * bctftt « retuoR," * - 0 ------K ' . - / ” ' \ > ' i, y-C iiTTIN G BETTER f ; Thai the lo llo e in * named persona l,e. a ti-1 hereby appointed Inspectora and Clerks ol election in the various prerinrli prvrinrla ol Saminnla C ou n ty, ne to lto » « , | o*»it: Com. 1 nee Bank ■■so SSS ' “'.PTl'w*!*®!. W' Urli, Albert liavki»! C. I aera at). Clerk ol'LTection: XC,- Modatu Flection IHafHrt'No. 1, Hanfard Votinx Place: V.I •; y Fir* Ktstloa, n i » Ha I Uuildln* Ina■peritira of Klection', II, £ , Tolar, A F VVkltnrr. A. Ik »W1Ùlama. . \ eich al i:\erUoii K «. K>y. ••------! Ucitfon Dlalilcl ,Ho. t , Paola . Voting P liq k ' • 7. .f‘ ^ ^ 9 C. > . | iiu îrr« in . U „ ¿ ( a , f ¿«M e A iftw . . -V • an Mat tir I No. T. Ckélaoì« a »dvanre The »h-hting poverty' editor, und the cOrtj-oacb newspaper office hkvs pash’tS given pltn-e to an entirely different oriier of tbingv '■ Lakeland , . 'i 1» . • ’ . The big m cennif ui^ndwspaper utpn Telegram . - O \ p'ill be helii -In Or\ando; 0,H^4ut)\ 1st *r \t, Florida Crop Nuten i The l.aki^' Uitgiyh Jiirvs* Club t\ti] A (1 Andreu has returned front , . %r.mi'^t U*\'i\ jiU (ire mpet-iinfl * r . . j^J*Ous time bbrutue Orlando is - W illistoti. »h ere he spent a çuuple * wtif, it-’ Is Orlando ami that is suf- ° f day* He auys* the luicumber^ ■ ficlrtiU Jtid^.ic Will be like .ri.itm uy'L'ru '1 **f * fP,JL decidedly blue o\*r tiie [iresent ob'Utuk (nr the Cucu mlie-r >’’ 4' „b u m * fio* A hvorsairteni of .Die H ut/ f»rtsrn t\ 1 m A foe «*n'kv ago if **« bi'e*■ ■»Jft t hl «¿eyting ’ iK rneti'uo’tm. ijvt ««V y d t bAt the yield" would* In Orlandi>.’this wëêk iTC ^ *Tl. llhrist record W eaker,'.but the drouth lut* /e « « i'a pajter “ Hitidspur in the fjir> cut 1t '»nore than half, doing, by psiiitiarmn. Jt50,000 tlnm.igi* Kvcti ynx and btfw io remove i| " hfow yÌM i is : bQ; E^;hi fratti a. medical the Iracla wbtrj «re ei|uipped for ^t^ndput^j, J)Jit lío«’ jdease teli irrigation ore leehng tlH effects o f i us’ aliout a ssniflpffr in a silk stock 't h e . dry wauitlier, rf how to irm i)vu it?_____ , .Vlibu) 2 !r ears were lo a d e d j t^ U jl | 0 ^ f ' ,r -- irst5n ju^stiiD '. M ost; grow i r * 'sh ip berne, ImyArs , r . i .f E i 4 a-.f v dTÇrjr , l f o H r ,> » ’ ’ i»W -re 'SanjEW«f o " " p » ■• •ilro ctr p>’ f- fbe" nmtketsr — -................. HcralifvjajH. s*;ï»Jl m -this Alfir* w / n * v 1 * w there now. T h e priera range, I1 r . c .yiobi'h V'-betfairh JJ-.Ô5 .4 5 6 42 75 Gtuty» *• '» '* tsadav muvw t»g, rea-t ' ' ‘ Iv Sun. » v '' / ^ ' Q ' f r r r j* a ., / . • . «** *■rat ■» r . «- a<*odili m” fef|* tt fn<ni .1 , ’ Ilo ,l* . ' Fl.« t ( if\' . t’ otirrer s i V blank •shcet^v-'K,^i**r( **r ^ f Nut,««.» l|« iif»s, jiríLiior\Vtt will ■ put; it',i(V IMIL, fro in t f«*d *'i/t«l tiimutiles, dr about Tt) isxtT. ila Ve the. old people* ckn read it better. been «hkpp%.l .b T n\)jrtVern inarjáítH., fron» i ’fu h l'‘í'(t y ili tbv^rvt^i s t x o j^ s , j ’ ». ^ -------O — *• /■; »•re* * * ■ '• \NhUe John btocktpu waa speaking nwtting the local g r o w l s aiiproxi* ! V, t_Vh *?,r,aí^ thv otloT night art alarm of mutely ¡rtï.OOU U ( / k . h give;» and the Speech mat . ‘ . iHgeVak lyrokp^ "1 ruines (rotti Sorrento nri;A| «j ’ uy. uy t h*s p » ',. w .u ,p i:n-J Min-» ' 1-be "re¡n»rt ' i «>«' (miies jím ditifllv ibr ihr yvnrk ywor oUkotiFi! d,£>-~j if’ -it > 1 ! 'hr g,ui|i n .11 I f-mt ir*-e» |. S v ' tardi y re.01■•.tonar;. *, ■V 1» y ' y !,.af 1 d « ; a W' '*!'dt Um . from h<ar * 1' ‘ J «W teb^a ^biAiri-iyr. ..jV*. . v ,, . ,«r. t s ' .h^Uvf TVS.) IrvJO ¿;- "il .y ;» * {W'ffgjit 1.« iti* ili ‘ Ile ..n tige affli ■inai (|'ri 'E'«*» i\ 1, V 'fY , m o 'f.. : _ U : g^dj'ih'/iil :t f t > u 8 'f!y '»p .» il >! fr.jlifig ' laml'i h» el< * ■ * .// '■ ■. 'k<trult trub U .propiKL# ifropjKltg «><f o < f,; . " ' \ + Uì '4ut’ 11 MU\r.Urtt-s ‘Ìjiut II is .featep. In a d v w tan tli’ wee eredititi :tn’*ar-,' . '' rom ip j^ -crop will.fw 1 t'c.v 'f h a n ti «'le i«! the (trh:*''l»r. •• 1 * ’belili • • mi *■" tb<* last/'piw*.' Irt stilate' o f the record a er. Olht-r «la*.' w he« a real,V* w «m .tu t.i,. blodruTl^ »Vf tbì.- VA.rly *.'■ >p rim , » •' “ *5 tlif t liiert. J1- v» B* anniethif»»» ì i W ' r * ■ ¿f ■ } ’ ”* ' • ‘ L . ’ i'-V - * V , !»litoa ni Tin’ " Herald har •./' t/C'*i uai!;. »Jyidj us "up .1 ¡1• 1 y C ’ ofl ait tg çb‘ JbM‘vl tn%'ca i la*R i l ........ ntl¡h‘" ' ,rf( lüf t *' ’* - b iî.l: >1*: l'rottgÎK Imi J !> . Ifyi In g ' king <il Flot- i„ - ton*- ■hîi-i-’, ivl,oM/fviL ihi lor -* ^tbe lax l)dOkr o í ¿t irt\iu>lg cou rdy ! ’. '» W « ! #760,i>00 pfç™ lh¡m*Íhe boo^; , ron ioin i’d. ; _B f Is Fenolie a Household *3. - ■'»v Ìf A p r i l 3 0 t h , 1 9 1 3 r. .. s / 2 7 ? £ t ÿ 5 4 . A p r il 3 0 th , 1 9 0 8 % - A p r il 3 0 th , 1 9 0 9 , A p r i l 3 0 t h ,; 1 9 1 0 v * A p r il 30< h , Ï 9 1 1 * ' - - . ¿ 1 9 1 4 -, . , - 1 « J r .c r v ü :.< g .j 3 3w 3 3*TT,f<4J.3 6. . .. 1 . 6 2 . Thin Steady, HeöBh^OYo^lh'rlilcjicatòiì the Absolute. Cohfirtcn'òo^ïif People of Sanford m this Proftresslve Institution. XjJc' ’-; ì ; .‘-v k '•% 'Jhis Incrtave o. — w Js s a to i v ~ --------: A le e iln i ol NtbrUit T h o unnüsl metUng i . OOP jn for ib ljt. TTLiii fee. f A V s-ba r,. ^¿e'ijtiallfieïi i'ns’te ïil of being, rais» 3 * ’ The money i, on lhe books anti no t one is hurt and the county 'd iciaionista have m ade gortd th«ir p rrm l*e /b a t aqu»L. taxes « o u id vail but erdry tax payer would „ taxe* and there w ould be no d 'V i* « ■*’ K BEACH I Ü A BANK invaluable. T h e fine vapor from 1hd jp r a y ir *e:j> bos out t o d kills gwritis and m icrobes in th e air ■ o n . the floors muL syelta; its use around^ the kiiRhe * -n u k ,. tu i t]pi. toilet, ¡IfotJ rJ ' tTip .'garbage "fail! etc., ill * ifnfivediately din ipM i oilors find «¿crm-H and will Ij'iicki^ e v a p ora io. leaving everyth ing cleanly and otlorless. Som etim e*^ a person bbyitjg Fenole for thy first aimp^will a*k: "¡W it dangekous to brent he tKe vtipor or odor, o f Fenole in ope** li/TAt*?'’ THe answer ia: N o. I’ OSiT i^ U lv V Ml) , -11 rs powerful \ t brunt a n d ,lu n g*.„ We *C"i> Fen olu ifr/relv. pleased with the good results' olrt.ilji'n). Ypti will (hen agree with thousands ' o f other« that F K N - June f>th. Ibl kf nt “ p m , a t . •Room 31,4b, 4th afem icT New Vortr »OL>; is. A' HOUSKHDM) NUCtigSlTY. ( ity. " t o elect otlicers nnrl» lg « f t ' Upon ttmiuidinonu to- tb e Articles /■ a yold by o f In corporation and on an increase *u Te.-nefd Hardware Co. 0 / the capitalization / Ily order of ^ — -,"iv the prbaitient. Y V f *' F E N q U ' CHKMICAL CO; t P. A. SW ARTZ, . Vv Tampa, Pla. ZPT.»«w evary. . 1 1 _ _ _ • . , 1 O^ttJ - O y it «^wding to" dlrjtcUonV- «Í Elorlda,’ and Having nn'olllce-lfpi WlijrfVork rTty. N. Y , will be heldr. DAYTONA DINNER ANI) BALL ON f i f i s LUÌS P E C I A L R A T E S FOR .1! M. i* ircnn*property that hka never b e s n ----“ holders of* ■Che Soulli^rji ¿ J’ rodùc'ê "V d u will discover.jr*'tVi(()'tfiitnd r«h d r<nn|faby.'a cm>por(lion.of JtlKf a|j3j^ one uses for ft. aim ne* »:i >re than1 ^ «iWef the county' flßiTUIimalefy » Í 1Q non in THE SEASIDE ÌNN r . v S e n d s ("îr e e tin g s tiVnil’ f ’ a t x o n s o f t ìie pas» , I M ay S t h /7 9 1 « . , /• Ir,',' N e c e s s ity ? * , Frank l. W*Mtf4ruÌT, J * T M K S U M M K K - O P K N I N’ f ON" jr .N U * _ •^j !.. F liagan» J, A * ' I a t k , Thisi-'liMf'tTim' ciyn Irbst lie an. * W K n l 1 m in g i r . sweretl b y -a ffy -doc «»f the thou J T. MrI,«tn. • U n * n i of 1 D tm iy < o f n m i u i n n i f i 0 f Kf*rr» sands, of housew ives- In Tam pa mnlr i'nufit), ninnila ^and ' elsewhere who T|ave beet» I K . A D ou glau , A p p ie e ia liiH î y o u r p a in m u ffe in Ih r p.’ L-t .41(• | tjsing V yn ol« exclifsi vely ^ an ‘ i T l t f l «I 1 h* I in san i y i ("uunf j i o lii im igreet y o u t h is s u m p icr . 1 am •111! ell l\ • id n rr » inserpeide and disbifectant ui li Tura< A F r i «1t C E L E S T E H IN K S , Prop. 1 hjir :‘ ,brtmna. - Ti^cy haft* found," H Irr' i»^' sr etim om ic af.’X -Safe, All khitft of stenographic and i > ( h--i eflrc'iive*. and ronvenierti jrropwriting wt»rk neatly doniA p p ly uratioTi tliat they h ave e v e e used. St J oh n ’ » Hotel, R oom 12 7 7 tic A «» » I 1 b I. V l> i; w p U I. D I. J K F V <» I It f \ M 1 I \ I 11 - f - Kenolc [s ' eia;iornic:t! to 'Use, *v .4 F'*r * e n f Five neo in house with hern use distributed av It is with W I N D L E H O T E L bath 2 1 H French A v e A pply 210 »•.spray- pum p there is abso­ French Mr» W S Baldwin lutely no w»tste; it goes farther I he most delrghtfuf Tamils and commercial hhtel in the > f ,• ’ VÆ»r ti J 77 - 0 tp tuake your headquarter* while on a shopping tour or enrol.t< N '•** !.. ,»tni »J and kills m ore insects to the — —-----. the heart nf the shopping dixtih:t.--i2md. tmufa»ru»ld*, ■**# * .gallon titan any other prepara­ For S«b- -Fresh Jersey cow » O nt popular price*. W orthy of yotir patronage tion on the market. It is safe Brtx l isi J a c k s o n v ille , Florida to use anyw here and everyw h ere; insects killed with Fenole will |»rt{ He around ns a m enace to C'bts li Va-w (*/ y o u r petM t>- ■lib V - J - 'i ~ cjubVil diK-o its- work <|t»ickl;. and lh e » evnporotejt c<)(Tipletid y It can bt* sprayecj all over the fur­ niture^ chrpcts" and clothing, and t • t?REptBIC h : RAND, PmídeMy will neither stain not injure th o F. P. FORSTER, Vice Prexídcnt h’ GEO. If. FERNAIJ). V ICC 1*? Cm ‘ • most* delicate fabrics. Feniile. Is lì. F. WHITNER, Cashier* very effictiv v in its w ork, Vou A. I. M E TIS Awisfanf C avilir r «tin not ofdy. kill «11 the insects in sight, but th e -h it« vapor pen* «•irate* tit«. srualknrt cracks ninf efeiirca. tli—t foy.lng the UtliU J m l t'ggs <"infi!i lely it »v itw'Ay* roatj) t<> use;, jiou can -h o o t" ifi-* .tfiiitile^ontt* pest« 0 « -tglu. CAPI TAL $25,000 SU R PLU S AND P R O F IT S Lio.OOO o r. suspicilir), vriibotti latititi aia v v. ' i or,, preparation!’; * . EST ABLÍS|I EÖ* 1887 *' 'A s "a Disinfect aid, Fen ole # assessed at the* true valu« and > l i i -r\ - ; ; | fttui u n U l C :3 G D * e io rk p. rn r*n 1 t f .t r I*«- if fu rt & r r r a ^ o lr r d f Thàt U l t « r t ir r t.r C lu b lla b rtj fo t fo u r r o r j>^<)iUVr « r r k a in I h r ^ » n lo rd 1MFrmlat, 4 n r « rip a p a i pu tii la b r ìi la H lf ijp r i i, K r^ n in n lr i ’ r m r f iy . F i o r ili* • f fon# fta/f !»r *■!*’ r rJi h y i h r llo a rd »1 Ì'a ti* : »>» f <»^3rni/aiun|rfa l a rp ic u la r ih i» .The rrjuu^r.tas - f ( . «H íi.m i * . ' « . - .. Jf.vt.hiHi tiff •Cat» p;l.e lg'thr* . Htrahl ,h| <ci dr. in«»i ai r i . é d f Ni i» 10 P M c!> :r t 1’ m.ttuee tbcj will •r.OI — f ( bus lhe S**»ntu'i*, ■ v,^j|keÿn r r : : rr o i W i r head hold tHetty 1nr< tÍdeK and ihey uatn •rrigation He r.ii«i»«i |VhÜ efirt-.* ib to re-«l . prujde.- There v.ill I ,* jLif riuj » p< r scar from ' the «Jmy ntt t'Ciit r sí»y ‘ ¿butt, through the Î U»i*d and a n-ctmt |iubllsht-d*’‘*t*4^V •- : *7 Jtm. " cofuinna of I^tat jsvuV ftir it will g o l *í,pJ}¿ over hi» signature gave lhe ¿* *v y into every Homé'ìp ebqruy* ' information ’Jiat from rii<- ltji JCemember Hie data : uiltf vv4w,t [Rejundir the Sktsuiet a ^ teU Jr H)^0l*,til the^iA'iNe will go a lpt1 g lime for getting up ropy D Tliuitei).; h*u»L irrlgntlon he tietl&i $50.00o1 .Wwttrîl. [inTehting the >ol}l/a ctii^ i! ot qontagious diSe-u^a, -, : * jiust y«u»r. Barlow N o (v '# « É » ¡ Tax Assugaor uluétul jr n,ayu has. h*iv, jjlnts tl òri t! Üpiou. H n ^ i i H i l , th oso which. ^ a fleet W - v VotltfX PUre;. . . . ^ , ivfhljtil ho UM* hf : a b ilit y o l - t h e profession ia Undesir­ lonertopa «»Tf t . 1eiatiAelnAm- C lÍ lb lari IaClr \t'tb. «4» tJacob«,;. mOnLa *.- itam 1e.vjr ot Election: Cutley, II. L Hart. L. ,i’ able. There ia no more dignifledN Ti e liulkheAtling. lx com ing and Clerk ol Election: Tilden, Jacob«. • or h^ooraU e.' calling - in the world Fiction Malrirl Na. S, Lake HKi ' ‘ ' ‘" ’ p t . w l l riSmlnate It. T h e F I«c«: . ^ than th a t o f,'jo u r n a lis t , and under Voting Public Sekool hoU«« * ■. proper •rtj\$.t«ffn<. It Jill, not unre- ln«p«(»or» of Election: SoJ Matthew*. INllitin Moorman, f'hiilp Redditt. . . m u n yra th r-"' B hn ed itor makes the Clerk ot Election: J. M. William».' p overty-strick en plea in earnest, he I’JrrUon M atrlct. No. I , L » n g » o u d Voting Place: is either a misfit or h# -Had b etter Fnttmmger'a «tore A change hi* environmenta.' A dy mann ItJapeclors ol Election «' E H artley.^ A. " I/ Jcnktne. Tell WiliiamauiV, * who hits shown that he can edit tt | Clvik of glectlortl J. N Searcy, . .• ^ W ritin g ," Ia>S Ambassador.•I’hge» Election Iti.ulti No. 10, Fate Mirr. ntjuspnper with ability can com m and Voting J'lace w "is an absurd career and a. looU sb, -' 5 (,iblc>:n'« «tot* * r if first class salary a t any time— for foolhardy busiBeäs, ant] no man has ln»i»lj;t«ná ol Election: (oa realtor, W. V the field is" not o v e r .crow d ed with Unirti/ F d «in Humphrey,',! Í a right to take it up w ho can avoid Election: A. E, SjbM*>m those who have th a t peculiar abil­ Clerk''«! .ElecUan MalrlFt N* Stl-ANamoate ' ft,“ Paste that *. on you r thesis, fife Voting Place: >'i »... ity. i A newspaper is. a business in­ Sanford graduates! Fuller’« atore' ■ , , ' stitution , in every w a y as respectable Inspectora of E lection ; Mcrbkrt .Fuller, A- L ------- 0 ------fTevcau. W ». H.)larj; >’ ■» ' Article in Tam pa Tribune states as the banks of iUi city . Usually- it Clerk hi Election A -.r - llcn kîd ‘ fully, abreast of all other lines o f ■ lie it further re»olVOiL*‘T iiot (ti( poll* in that eating paper will cure many i la e -r■»jy NonoD election oieicict,'in district,’ in Jlertitnoltf jic .n ln e t (jquVii t : i î . , , I -* ills but mainly constipation. T h ere j ^ u*,n~ ,n ¡ ^ ^ ^ m y jn ity , and ! .^ iT b,^ 0p_,ned ^ t3une Tmt. i *»*, . . \ . ami shaft be kept o|»évycanrt are a number of old fovsils that tie t could enumerate that ought to rut A' y * of a year’s -issue of The Herald. May stricken ìnfented V be then we could raise enough money ed. and to .build *« hotel. ' Le- A p r il 3 0 th , 1 9 1 2 - $ 88,449.if, * v 109^J8.02 152,233.02 - 179,56&69 480,250.28 210,475« 10 A p r ilä i)t h ,.1 9 0 7 . . y . - Ä Ä ' r , ti. fMíWn Sortie p t the atate*A. beat newar . Jamba«*; léonard k e la .' * papcra-^n otably th e Miami Herald Clerk ol E lection: A. A. Ili*ka. Flection Metrici No,,*. Oviedo and th e Orlando Sentinel-*-.*™ c o m - ' »»In* ,tlse*i , • , i*Rrf «‘ •I* • i ___ men ting on the . ridiculous habit Inspector* ol Fleet ic.R, ,T; tV. I.«»tor., t . »I. — eifUlora a r e . addicted to o f F*jAeH, J. B. Joars.* “ ’ . S r ' — ,r-r Tk»o- A“ »«!-. • . harping on their p o v e r ty . Generally Election Stile« No. S, Geneva I n a i^ o r # of i ï *'1 By The and eondurtlnt said elections, tii i: REPONE, ___ nF. .IT . RESOLVED, H’t - j Z t i a *. K < ■’ R en dered Flee lien Matrici Na. I — Writ Sanford aeala.. . ’ .* v7 v ;. Y /T b * President. refuied to leave the 1 White Upuao for a minute, even to ___ W IIKIIRAH. Section « I the Revisad Statute« ol the Stata dt Florida provider lor the appointm ent of Inspectora and Cterki ol election by the Baard‘ ,61 C o u n ty Com* tditainnere, (or the p u rp e a l o l ca rryln f 'o a Voline P u ra N o rth « * * ! Cor. Atyrt)a n od Flrtt Inspector« o f Flection: J. I). Parker. It. C. , Monroe, J. W. O S in tlrtary. lii-riu-i. n*. ian i thing*, the tietf^Elar .want dob'e,“ .*hen the candidates V jioutd’ hot be averse Mexican O- i The Story o f Banking Servite WHKItEAft. in and by aald Ac«, It I« provided ibat laid primary «tertians. yf UUirrd by aaid Ari, r t c ffl aa (.herein othtr»!>*• prorldad, «h»tì ka Raid in arcordaar* with Ihe provisions ol Anici* I o( Tilla 4 Piral Division of ih* Ornerai 'Statuita ci the Slata ni Florida, aatl, If the Sanford JTand will just play tò staling1'tfleif .’position on these Cleek of Kleetlea: K. Itunye. I Flection Itfalrlcl No, 2, M on roe • Dixie“ again., the editor of The thing*, if a cesjdi«déte ^ , „ llif ril„ . • . .lan d . for j Votlar/FUnT Herald will g o t o Pcnsagola ¿and k i l l * ny thing,the'oughlr\ot to heseitate t»irm»£*« nV/e one of those' ,__ »111 A ' SANFÓRD. FLORIDA T is cerUiinl^ pot a. cmnfortablb f r e í i ml : to know that if lAirglars or fin s h o u l d ipvade your home, they could so. casi I\ , ^ find, your m oney.and valuabie®» -Our bank -has 'vaults for ..taking-cares' of yourYimma It vvas .built for that purpose, Avith stiphg locks and thick walls. ...It is also prptecïëd by an electric^sÿstenr tliât" has n0yérT)|BÎi''rlefeut-LJd,, ^ i'v not put yddi1 Tnonêy' jt i . tips'biaiik, and have •■V PEACE OF MIND, and tluit s# ü re Ä of •-knowing'that it is in Safe Mpcls.: . *■" ' •• y iÄ -'a ö ) - S T 'S * : #• DO YOUR .„ w '• .-y ™ B A N K IN G •• . ' W IT H . US hJ , III �V ** ’ *‘ Mrs. Long of Jhcksónville l»r. dge In at Work ‘ Tho dredge boat Is sti ut tho c'ily dork but as city to the déìijrht of her man U t ile Happening 8— friend* M e n tio n M Shu »ill visit hrt I I! > ■ I -.un S ir Matterà In Brief 1 " nature of thr soil ut t Hi* other kind o f su rd on jsi|»«< s> In- uiiiitllrd «iuj then »ill in- on m w a jy jrst ' bout will put on .1 day ■*n <iflt| I ffRSO MAl I■T t>1S «r IMtRtSI I "■ «luit und i h r Id lin g r.ip id p a i r .ftim m ftrf O f T h e f l o a t i n g S m a ll T a lk * Sacclnctljr Arranged For Hurried Herald Header* -k » ill.. t a H Hg L i VL w ill I | mint* T ea ch er»’ Fm mlnalbtn m i \A.N .> d i w pul la \ h e re b y g ive n th a t i Flprirtui•I uttNirm-rivrmlnaiion Il .tuli*, n u t h n s , t x .■ .» *•„•., . . . . i ,Ihl*.» 1.1 ‘T V ili be held mill rh.tarr , h nJjij’ , i«;rwAc . , .-A. ’QOUftly. st merchandise * at xmfftriL . ^huimWf< , % . June rnr white teachers, -in the Sani' High Sfilimi ; <*ft|niiMÌ t ,'Ui'hrra, ’ I" ‘ 1’ S fo r i the Hopper I ling Ih. » lilt. r. t 11nisi w here br 7li Itr 11M' A m ile m y ' H I . T H HASH Kit. • Superintendent tjie i’ntiwnissiiiri lr ----------------------------- f ^ ( o; • 2 . l’aul HiggeVs is back, in d b e c will i>ui on .n ffer upending the « i n t e r al For V " r !v. noll,ln tf, t u v Jfi the grange • * H .'rest . HtuMt. M. A f l j î h f Uy I. l i r i c i Frani M r- l II |i .p Irti 4 «Ile vi ili Hjn : I 'Nflbrltja Medimi AnfoU*rion S V t ’ifo tó » «® :ycaterdùy. v iv \: , i” \ ,.tT r d .i> rii • .. . h v ^ ANNOUNCEMENTS .'-uV ,1C</ ' » 'r. V*| t si •y y , , (Cue I d , 'I I I l it ‘i i 'j j o D I . n o I k f » '• . *• !■ V tiU ti pf. HijiwuiW* lit t ' V i «liftuupta» that Jt am ‘ * -•Wu/- Spcelai t.*asII S’alò k ^SntürdiijT,' îjliiy lf> Toro;it*[ii< No. "J. O rt.s rati •' l V fT ininu it* t hr’ l»rlmJirÿ *4 hü*1* iW '“ i ll* f i'i'hirifA ■Irtitru'* -*V *n Mlvtftrl S i ' a rts • ; I »**1 •*!! ru /iv I i’nr Sun l 1EA31 cozily fui^iioliutl ^Fne.!*ItV witl)in the i uf alk ^ tit> « *r t r h J f n O ' folk's c fu) uriti Älltb v&ìylij ioh^iencliUy ‘ : \yut n^ii>!ii|jmiiL'4:l>y Uftr sint*-. \lg« * ’< , V. ' ' SjU lr. rtd,.M m . (•;■(). .M c^jujbli,, „ iptitoVot) to Orlando Tuaadky fuj , pnr# t .»e*>, he did .«K. bill ift'.'Uil to their ow n busi. f nidi (l^itì i.An, > tk^Vylio^;hfl,\*y,'bei,n ! ]^ JiumÌ '^ r h e y ^ onr«r P u M -d in w K eu *| , Wa are now booking orAcri for c<J« t hpcfuljng thè WtfiiVr :l^rv pAs•<of luter delivery. U>t ya have yytir order early. F. F. Dutton, ’Phone I T r > Olio Ilf. th o « e Itti jie r, (lu u n d -.h . -dV I hi i.»(hiT v ,*. r\ •■•!' guar **ton Putir »specIs trf go into’ t k.*, ut l'unter'» ' tiyutnew rurht mid iiiifA.*».i fo r h r r u ld lieu e in l businesj" a i\itl> cfianri* this «,)( (1)ieil ;j tir,, ito/creAni |v w o «bnndlse *» I,.r m tit*« vatj>M rfaom of the l •*. JSw ± " i l l Open |re I renin I’ arlur* > ''f . •_ ■<*, i »rii. d. et. e m< V*‘ '|*fur f 11»'i»yI fji» Jpt*v>ri I rp- .ff J * I 'f S K l i • ,-/<* I . if » i l l n Y \ ! HJ* SSL III U * * * 1*1!» » |'M< 'I Vowell'u store »sill tic 'tr^u^ed T pfij-.l ?"ba •<*l * - •i.» C**.,’ ’ . .'.v k- ■ • V • ■. io Thv Fidili'.kintl.of Wniturf Will last a lifeti amL-tho minici’ftlv. start •invested ,in it will iò t ■. * '' # * fiiyidfiKlsiüf.-.siUiisfik’tion. . 4 - I, . \~,.t • ». • •;CA^ ,OR INSTALLMENT0 ■' ' i-*tni«f> I %r” *vilPk I t% A lir,*\npwa i'll» 1 ’ll «# • • Fir*» Street & Palmetto A\’e«iu«y ■ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A "HereistheAnswcn’in W ebster's New International tl t ' * of V lab ntn a I» b*< infer J s. k, ( r, \furs •ginrut, <t t'f’ i Hj'i*nS.|l I r j. * fitu d In and LOUISVILLE & ¡NASHVILLE R. R Iauk’ • • - I mi Mi imir.M Wisnrn SUMM E li It. I, fatuuu ■J ..C 1t|t N * *. rt V\«»»'•*, i. tt *•/f»ia/ auf At, •i MOOWofH». L 'HOüOOU. J IUÓ Ungarn. •V .rf* lt»J fiainng uml unti * •. ■> rt. ■>* W H I N I \r|<SO N \ H I ! t i/il I m in t io fit( 1 lu l l ' II III»*! li.it-.» [.hi: •"( alili m urr \\ «• » .ip ............ 11 tf ' » ■*11, iift t l—tje, ■’ t d H W ih j u*r,ilji I U VAUIAbU'. ILOOTF. TO DMNVKR. SALT L\’KF.. ftJI.O U A nO SPRINGS. I'.tC.. DiNt. !h:;ì*i.i;n-l » Ai F Srfln*IVW. Mi im provem ent«, t i n n l .j mituriin: ¿na|.er and hnndst»fn<'r lily • I \ j •>.*j ■ I i* i 1..... 1 D U S’ I 'i d . renV l* " U ii ' h I III-. NOR 111 AND N O l f h l W L S I ; * * . .s m u v i n j r h i - s o r ? H w k s j jj ji i ^ i U U i t NKW ; S I’ l V l M . |MI ill T.TFIt ! ) I M \ t ; ^ \ l l s t r i o i'll itn*i* ii .m i S i mi hi h i m u n u n '. Ml’ 11 I I s I h * t f li ri »til* t I i •* uN M l s U } * Ail.lt H i ’ i V u \r i b s . i s i r ' i iNi: k h im r tiuns ■ l u i l t m i b ' f ‘ UUMll " I l.ifln n .,1 ( Tin- \\ b ite t .1 v •• I h in .» t In tr* J ’ hone 280. ■ • F ran k .M iller « u 1eh pkuip- It >* I ! .;* • ' ^ tip . mi .May J “,j t"> 'jAare f<>r fitte to th e g e n e r..* " U i v i»l iil*T V o u r 'p .n I I n d n rtu h jj-s a m i K in b .d H i'r s T* M ^ » ill n ifiti In • N e » <*rI i < h l i e i . l u t r and M r M ille r e * f l I » * * * I n > 1 «4 Wlili a t b li - <*rLt'i f eiert,.,| lt it..|» ! “ kv< y|^ iing "1 in ' ! *¥* v .1*k , **i_' -I ■t cipfy 1 \itrv*« w w unirti . - " T^S'I a. •.’» 1*)* TreaMirer. rrutie .Uhjêrt lu. ih'- Mr« W W .A b e r • • .................. I .*! vlThe ^oii.ph u -,1 ||*.I * 1 . .*r*"l •<> S< T i l rmiMly m *>• A 25c W a n t A t L in T h e H e r a ld w ill R e n t Y o .iir H o u s e F o r Y o u Growth Of The . . I he la cr that th e city is su p p o rtin g u th ird h unk, a n d that The g ro w th o f B A N K , h as l>ec11 v ery rapid) is a m o st ce rta in evidence* that S a n fo r d has at last t o 'n a p tin1 irw urd s h e has lon^ iln r r y c d . Pure gtjn.vft je.lly. L* F. .\lr0uljer. will n of let him off. convr'iuently he ./■•.. ■. ^ • "37 i; , *iir be the nd-retpry for many year* Notice to Tax 1'ftyer* * .îfB Aire. W. M Sirep-rtn. vim h i a # Flank «ay» thu1 the meet 1 Th*> ÛÜ.1 ìÌA^estnient on your i n»(*< .J.bwn »pendine **Wrr„[ Jiwmb»’ **.th »m,- »«» a very ........... '-•! " " ^ '" '1 Cr*V WSv* iiui'b* by Orpnge rnunl* •■f 'd ^ ^ t e r . * Il l s i iii.it ter *pf coiijJi ni 'll tt ion 1 1 » Sn Ilford a n d ,h u* }»ei'*j>lc, that llic fin a n cia l c o n ­ d it io n o i ’ lhrir city has so im p ro v e d in the past year # * With every rOjitld'Mp'e in Ih' m« . jiiid jti-tlrn uf tn(v fL i.'fly your desire t o 'R o ' whut is rigln The Poitmmiicr’s A,*nH«nn,i «¡11 annUi|1 mûeling ot lh>. r U . !.. « " redeem the {JrnrWine* mad**-by y.» represent ni iVf* i fcolirit ymir ln 81 Ao nii.»tini- May IJ jT . lWrtahwa* . „ d £ ral.«lrnere Frank and llillui'tlre i'j^ thi* ollinn banford’s^. mode; poet ma* 1er. , he M-efetary of th«f tmsm-inon,,. •. V ^ , W. It. HKAi.F.i "l“ kltfc ¡»‘ on the prm-r.im (..r^nh _ , ||jon tll4, he bn> held for n.Mly Y u rigxnno. M ay h. 1811 sidilV^ On iVffhy- Should I y w A |m<l thvy |ikt. him *o well they t Aiivtirliwmetii . tiathy «n* jinhnii t" '.or ftoim >.N - 1'•'l *<«"«U»hi'o •• * Richuynd, mi account III ¡lift» » . .* •of her daugirtftr. , * .*' ftTor SM* »J »^larg.uo " ^ », > L ¿’A' em inolé C o u n ty B a n k I* vntori •,’ T mn I t i-ever1, gu.. b :I 1 >r it, .Vtld T Viv. ’ . tra i(iiahiiL«:ii>H1 yir, I N KT. ! 1 t, ) I ]f * *1*' *0 3g 11 IIS bcjftin . I lie S e m in o le C o u n ty Biink has* b e e n -o f ¿rear c s s i j t amic in b rin g in g this ch a n g e ah >ut. and the fact iliat thr* drpt>sits o f this ¡nsittu titin have increaH cd in the past six in »nths H o rn £ l 2 .i ) l f t 0 5 t o $ I 85.U 75.fi5. show s m e d e sire o f H O M fb P E O P L E to sup p m ; a H O M E I N S T I J U T I O N .;;; •„ . ,■ Seminole County Bank Idid. Tf the .i-vm; , unetrti in \..r ; - SS bufhiMwi »er- nui eiMiitlsed, n nv pt • d f Court bouse U ailding •■»: Notice Horst* *>enrr* 'A uew piano, firtf^t'■four, n■*v*1 talk to me rduiirt them ruid we Still Ret SÎS them on the 1814 roll» as they’ khuuld ' CX FORREST LAK F, Pres , I batre» ftrit clam ei|*»fhhorse »l.oiT. about »is monrh£.‘_ I'arty-going D . L. THRASHER, V T f t i • THOM AS 1C. HATKS. 'S Give him ■ trial .«w ay. Knap for aome òà«. •X’ all at be. 63-tf , . Amessur. \Y5TQR5555555555555555555555555Q555555555555555555 <*.« * VV. H. Underwood •11«raid oflict*. v) ' * lf A. R -J U X .C a s h ie r �e/ 5 re to ulate business’ a■May. Take" advaft- circular ar* limited meets goods tage of these special values your money will yfo to stock we, have — y: l double work. Tht* merchbii fered is wanted, "sea's onhaUle,goods at special p rice sk If. there i of, which-is not listed in this circular we guarantee to sell the same ip . a satisfactory manner and-to divfe von' prices ^ U ; ^ e p a i^ 7 W T IE G O O p S MEN’S NECKWEAR ... 1000 Yards White-. . Checks 8irjpe\ worth 25c, sale m c € .r „ . • $3.98 A. __________ ; - ’* r Best Silk Crepé Wmcfsuí ànd Fout > t11'Hands, regular -^pnee « j Q . ' 15c W^rte^^ípe Crepe.’ our sale- price: * _f SÖSilk Cnderskirts, all shades n o , worth $150.each'; sale ....... ¿ 7 0 ( * «* • * J£rf*\vÿilfc Ihdendnrtç. worth $3.75 thistle * • A • CLÖTO SKIIiVs * , •Judies’ Skirts mrf&'of all wool; Aiavv • *v black, /also black and ryrhte- Chícete, - viTtrih ud . to 88.50 2ÔC . Wfhitè - rjinepe, ; pnce • ; Men’s Collars, E styles, sale sale 36° .White’ Crepe fur this . Wi latest 1 Yi Ill M EN ’S .SILK H ATS o^.Gradeb $1:65/ Grade.:. . < MEN’S HALF HOSE Special, pood wearing Sock, in. black and ta n . worth b. pair, during this sale • only . ' J*. 3 .7 500 •Y<^p. Colored Batiste • M K N 'SJA N B B (n ’S C \ P S 500 Yds. , Colored Crepes 25c Colored repes -x y Grade.: : •"v)c Grade .*-.- 35c Colored Crepes loÇ'i.Whitë.- Linon 1 & 0 ili. Silk Messalitu '• in. Silk, special I» ■ti. Silk. Mw.-ial I.,» A M ) !’, W.V-i> Including Panamas and Slfctsons t, ■ Panamas, sale price .$6.3 (K) Panamas.-6$c price " I.C I’analnrvi.sale 'I&ke ' 3.U •/•.*** . Muonih and l?«u»gh Straws • *.. » '!.< )TI II \( 5values . N cM yc-si B l o c k s ^ . . O ' - . . $ 5.48 S t i .W ) Phoenix : Silk Socks s a l e .. -$£ LA UN DR IF I) NECK BANDS SHIRTS ALL'MEN^S HATS SILKS i ± ) c J4„ 100 pieces of Giubilei ins, wortlf 12 l-2c yard Ladies' Gauze -Vest • ^ . •m *. 1 8 ‘ 8c ¿. ■J}; jp 10c ( ’rochet Buttons !_ ■w Indies’ Harwikerchjqfs —0 -Pc Ladies i Iaadkerchi» s r u a io s E Women’s 50c pure Silk Stockings, in a 4 number of colors Q A ^ ‘ sale price », e J t/C Women s 25c Lisle Stockings, i n all shades, ¿pecial r ' J.«yC Women > l<v ‘ hist black Stock• ings. saC . . -, • vi Boys . and Misses’* 25c " black ribbed Cadet SUH-kii^gs in all sizes, ‘t Q n pair only * v-C A»7C 10c Hooks and lives . ' Vv-- « ."»e Hooks and; - • F ves *• . -, • 9r ‘ 4. •^ Regular Soft Collars, wort! *fV > »lair price bunch ' • Pins, ' . \-N .f . .*? •-* . ^. - Y u Stíekrn. 1 raid, worth'JSc/ Sptxdal Shct4. full size, .SixS1 no scarni stile ongets W« RA’ « N f â P > K)W LI _ jC J R '!tine.*»; ■' • t %"íyC . ” - ^ Ä i'-.n a fin c -S j L A D IE S ’ W H ITE W AIST Due trimmed, lat*. $1.50. sale price 81.00 Ratines, -a ATHER AND -TRAAV DKESS. SUITCASES t.-T> .Grade no i\ver> -» ale t)rin :l.'» o 'G r a d e 'll* -a tí 5 . 0 ) G r a d e ' î ^ ’a t l t s.dii Grade lLLuO Gnidi? i .e.n^ 1 5 '>0 G r a d e \ < i AN D PL:\RN UMKREl' f. A K U C H IN G ffoHiens arid Children’s .Wear at Special Savings 35c Grade 4Gc Grade 50c Grade LEWES’ HAND BAGS5*00, clopine i jt Women’s House' Dresses of tine Cham bray Q i Ginghrn.s, sale .. ...S. Sk . t /( +4 • Women’s all over Aprons /G, * * ir ' •Women’s Long Kimonas,isale • *. . ; • Men/ stile p 4 v " * ‘ 8} no Side r»nce on l i mv ( ;tses Five black Hair Nets, values, with rubber, sale y SHIRT DEPARTMENT »h >k P. Çonu-s Spool C«UXony-,'’ Special Sheet, with seam w o .m e v s N O T IO N S Yc Pearl Buttons Special Spring Salt Women’s Princess SligsJ sale*, . .* SALE OF SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES Women's $ 1.00 Gowns, high rrn and kiw neck, salt* price I U\ *. i . E M B R O ID E R Y F L O P N C T N t 200 pieces Calico, sale price Bin saving id Underwear. '* Wdnier 25c Corsat Cover and Draw- ' i n f ­ ers. sale price .... . . . _ A iM comes ». .^ v A’ ■ '•'*! » / f ■~ Children s Dresses of fine ChamKrav PereaW- an^i (li MEN'S RAINCOATS All styles arid prices.. Con during tliis. sale and let us ss money. RIBBON SPECIALS r.( ' : iat.cy rtTksandsatins grad» 10c grade. I5c gnuit19c k - _ «.* •/. * hoestríiuM’anama \ iJ~r G a sc odo^t<»ck0d Bathing Suits for Men, Ladies and Children A ll G r a d e s . . . ( M Y o u r s "• r~ �r. ' A^í^ neva itkmí . * Mr». $fr R . 'Nicholson .ha» bctin .. calleé. toj^liitehn <Wi gccount oí. thb < ’.»UiìcMTd bvr drtüRhtrr-ln-lgW. . >’ * 'i>V 1fPrIjort Spìrnlins accepted a poíition »ith .J . .1*. MunsclwhítP, pitta left ^» M». and** Mr«»* Franje, l_ r/,;*J^j(a»t; Frfdoy. lor Griditi, Oij.. where g- ■ ex^tcr* tripperie!/ tbé^qninier,' Mw*e*Grah»iW urrcj nf%á¡<i daughter, how they can give { a round trip ticket, adjnts*ldn to- the park and fifty cent*' worth *ftf fish, etc., for iweuty-Gve cents. There will also be a htug (evening) party one-/day Ihu week. Other afTnlra nr* fpoken rtf nUq, -5« Woodland Park iwicm* to t)é;V«ry irtU¿h"in demand this season. ; . $».»*<. • \\ WOODSMAN. lí / ? . \ r| %: . Mr»> . M. E. - .. — _ ---' ' >* | ‘í -i,Victor j\l»toittTtt ;lV cl Jf Ib ^ 1 or LLIr\B -I "■ • Writing'Tnr'the Tiimpn tribune of tinlay, C. n.\li. Floyd « a » , jq Pnrt: Did ympJtnow that Florida had a great poet? .*111» .name li Victor Sturlmrk; he practices .law In Orltmdo, Florida. fleild his poem in-'the' April Lippincott's on God: and bis poem in fcfgy Scribner’s ’ in which, he painta a »quire yard of I’roq-t tiring Law tp Orlando: and hangs it on tha wall Ín;¿h<r ¿temple ofg.art. . When i ri'Sd- bjfll por in fh the April Lippincott'»**] sent him -my versé on God* 1 .»Kflinrht ho was a, Misa Craw ford at „Jtilbee at »tipper A m m A m\ BäTm M- i l l <i ' ! r | VX J FROM THE ^«Veninji.T '.** V Mp. . C. A. -Hauieraon Dnjtonn last week. visited Max field Mrn. Hand from Titusville, was in GeneVa Inst Friday giving painting lessons, bhi> has q u iti'a good si/.p *V " Mi-sdames Wicks and CuJjjoppeF viaitetl Sanford .last•’ Thursday. >'/ f » Ssa ...................* Parrish and ‘ looked like .Shelley’ and slept all d ay-and W atch­ ed the m oon riso i^nil tUf^ntars aot all night.*'•!’ sent my «Jertàr ih core pi Lippi n cott’ s and n-Mi'Vttl an. an­ swer from Grlurtd ó „ ' f Io fíd O Í , , ' . •. »a . t Ij c , Wonderful ' - i . i ................ j Notice-.ho'reh’y 'givi n that ’tVu^f id. last w e e k In the :in te n * v -el] /a^ll be ‘ held’, n'r 'tht »tVrev?do)nv «f Urpad- -¿’i. ‘’¿ 'O th 'ltevt porfíanaster,/L> M. Flhcb- t V »Sominojí Cb-opiiKattvb vMeropaínder, ha^' /eCfiva'd vfii|* .cpmrlltftsion ( tilte Co. a sjiec'ul jtockholdetdJ.'inéíta n d 'b o s .officially4' tbkéh bhàrgò.^ A 1n ; on th*1 ñigbt pf May 25tl),‘l!U4, .* V. .TJ.IE \ se'ei»k:*bnd * ^|t* 'carried to aisyliirn. .. • ,.<v. The' flb/sV OiQiJIum priced nefrlgerator ever sold* In Florida. Has eight walls s i Jfi^-saVing Insidatbiu and. »h e re desired, a built-in. purrdain1tne<Pwiter cooler; \ \ *-f>. ■*.'■* *J ' No. 5E— ibjlhs. it-p capndfjv without eqoler, J27.50 valuej npw . , J2L48 j V jf oofupj ^rL. ¡aty .sisir*. 'unH ■^.. i;" ' The many frienda oT young io h n TRISE’S TRUMPETEER ^ Iluddlcstpn • wifi he • intcr«stod.*. to “ know that he is >studyirit .iflodldrlp tÀrtlcie« Publlibed undrr thl* Hesdln» Turin W ashington, ‘ D. C. All wish for* nUbcd br M. P, K. Puresu, JtokionviUe) ’. M m much'.-success, for In no other . prQlession I f'th e /ic o p e quite so wide The thousands of Floridn visitors -" t o be found qf materia! and spiritual to Jacksonville last wrek went away K<Kkl to tho./ium an rare. * feeling proud of t he _ tjn-lrnpnlis ot Tire s c h o o l'a t Uenevu will close their great state, and they have, a next Friday and on Saturday there . ‘ . . 11 . •AkVi-in.v g * th«f* - * V A n to m a tic <‘ K N IC K E R B O C K E R u l l i n g has been, near at 7:30 p. ni. t o l’imbuii ArtJcK* 4. qf new b buihVnx been-, erected ereett/d -*'near the charter^ ' *' L ¡ *. A . ?■ •-the, depot, . c j f ’*• w : * r ». y ’ T. a . N e w t o n . A nggrO ,t# i found tUrW violently "insanQ ,'ai t)i» furpcntiirti .ktU! *lajit. ffT*3t!.. * \ t. .?/ * See. and T v '• Tv*. when prices like tliestf\ pre.- ' i vail you ca n ’t*.affora to tx* . t *’ • »*, - ' - -* • ** withtiut ohc in your homp. No. -IE— fcOilA. ice capacity-,-without cooler, fclO.OO value; ‘now. , . $22.48 No. 5E— 60 lbs. Ice cjparity, with water*cooler, $35.00 Yaluo; now $26.48 No. flE— 76.1l)s. it*e capacity, without cooler, $35.(JO value; now. . $20.18 No. 455^-120 lbs. ice capacity, with water cooler, $50.00 value; now $37.48 No. 175E. -1SQ lbs. ice cnpaVity. with water cooler. $60.00 value; now S1G.IS N o. 000 00 ll>s. iet* ca­ pacity, Regular $10.00 value. Sale tr*rv 4 o ripht to feel proud of it it is no’ small iihile/tnkifig *I»*- *.« « ify whose riiirm»l rapai it*, for enlrrliiinrncnt. dties n«it exceed .)6(i)00. lo rari* for nnd nrntrsr, f,»ré three days and nlghis ^ sudilt-n iiiIJua n] subii*where j around it hundred .tlio u sa n d 'Hut ! ihe Jacksonville spirit long since ills * rardcil rt-e *nr,i fnilure" front Ms voialuilaty. nnd rises pi.in*siirall\ supreme lo evefji tax laid upon her FREIGHT JMtEPMH ON SH IPM E N TS A.MOENTING TO $25.00 OR M O R E ' 'There will be someth lug else in tills advertisement next «yck that )ou will want. Watch fur it. , $ 14.48 u n N i r u p » » r ^ s r .rij* Onc-Hurner St-'v« Salo e p r ic e »; m a in rt’M F u rii (Hire S to r e $ 19.48 i em*rg> THE NEW PEItPKT.TION OIL COOK STOVE JackSiiti ville In IHSS (fie yellow fever plague hot ered \u!tu**' like m it the eii* 'irons *d Li< kson•ill. I'll,* death 1 1orici a . and l‘ >n or hoi d lb«» Willi M* to >t die tinaie c<)rt-. f*tur’ •:moke mi a*i unustAif pLu e Uuroi-d glory in d epleting as- 4ht*; natuniT tin- p o p u la ''' timi t b » tifi- li’dt b«d gilf.-jiViiir of 'people Vil F the views oil c*,iuld not »ay it [dinner than in 'ueaked i*i, n pd, fpfflri* TiitytliJitH . nd bahits w ldili they declare pri r e fUiJOg to provnjo shelter un 11 i cn old t * itfr.c . :i -ntt/bigr/ilion* .it in I ¡i¿ l,»iui ville tiplead city cim i. i,,r tin growing irmv I ili^l lim , «JibL o^ljf . * r filli" n y - : i’ * **d .i p< hjifi1 <d supprM y de|ile.i»ure ¿eil.iTs * Iro lliful.g Ip e .c f grout disii-iter olid, svi tin IVirhin vi-lo peri rtflle cfiiu iily , ,-kwit li every d ock every Sunday trying to g. i u th flrni^ h t Ü* ’ i d v v.ns f/iied \j/ i f ••11 of n.ind aiuj Ji’o d y on • the IS (loiifiind Park. I In y vin pi) i li weeha fpllovted dusLug which thoti* qui vive. Men w Kqsi*’ giants''!nttljxji wait for I oats to return fo; sand* o f people felt flietnsisjvi-s lucky ’ taut rest , in id,v «hijiipw. o f rf) ■ ffl-, thcln on ti nt ii'p rotected city dock f t find 3 I" .ifd to .jeep mun, will,.' Li:liL^.Li. n/w f i n á 11 ,i " ‘ T /[TM11 * J[_Uf~ T-VUI V—i*U+**i»»*r— (■■ (O .-pfripir inuuM •f TT7 :ii tin* ijuJis ol ijieit a oinyir' Jtfiovi l 't u i / y ; luid lOiiitT-sLv'* lull .to get passage, . The patk-./ia/ v u irt*% llsshi*i( tur j»niiSrs.. of. Ijca v e 'i'w fll # fpA'rbe irtflitdxr*l of b(* n aMi'.wd'd even s .Ifeir.» SÍri dáv • > r n. . r — ■ •'■tés t „ .i s - .'., j ,, ,t,, n.,rbj 11 (íj lb' («'i «j/cfi .. Z ..s fjg ' ’ ’I \ o s !jU ii.i :w , • i,.X \i et*--i ..... .... 15 1 1,i f th u jg - llntt"* wi I'u fyiH• p*ufcdd (kb,lilp .ij i. r I i"- -i- ■ ' ............. ,’i e* i irrirg ihe uitefl'-i lu.ii i\ithp* s p ir it - ■'.. 11 i > ti . "i .t pi Hpu* lishméeo r a t iíy diífrg'of a great city ( i heir ow’ n ellurls 1 nu’.Ttj. A gitators e te ry -lik « scene o f , without a just rsriVe, b q t with tlu* ig disaster. UHtnry ’ prejudices and tybanical ' atid ten an- ' reatpr ^mirarle thiiu cinl ;»ipp*ft/ o f iipultitnd^s y4. pevipjv 1 (.».acliicVincni • '»blebMiulrtiul (iuon ynwy fteeo’m(fi6ffi* ri iyi acoré ni „.ears, iI^ w^ ctuJÍ tj f> W iiwa-naidu auajrtgo f. th e . bU rliftjl dy.fOlla tnifuM-tt II-,(lures iDce 4 if . i-cd tt/ r w a y p y j i i W ’ sq g u cit add di e • rn m e u t as ^ c e ll_ e great n 'i i i " cr,t»*- >i.it h thing- >1 t hw H ial'y pl.inled "• [ r^.^'wVj iTt’ C i jhtrtl 1 -Ai linA^^itv 111>*• \ ^nnn'>*h:ts ffxi hV-K «•ry (carel*■«a oi t ucCarded visitor* hi* reputan.m f.*r irutti and veracity week h.ih mnjdiaVi « In* 'ta r li out to i-Oiiviiin* 'the ■ nville* spirit of never people that Jack»onV*ilIe duaervWj else has during the - the sympijtlry o f the I miIiiuco- o f , -the • N or did the vis- state. Iiei-suse the lercal optiirn sepeething cauldron o f tirnent predom inates hen». J'Ack-. veranee, whieh cer-fB on villr apjiriu-isics the sym p iith y delight in- portray- of all .good people v jje n she needs., Apply ait Ideal brand early and supply 'tip* demand for diuriy nf Jacksonville life, it. a* she did .wfieq |f£ppplfn& witli ■ fruit, , ' t > •' cou n ty refuses ‘ to the yellow feipW. scouriit*. *ind when, tliar politicai y is V t. I ra u si by tire*—b u t just *^U»w-- w ell, , i d e a l Fcriiliiers protiiRv iruit with Him peel, lip le mp, deid a city o( mental jiist ad mi ration fs about ail sh e ts Jightiul flavor, and pood shijtpinp qualili'M. , *, physl<-*if.'jncom pe-j entitled to, i , 8end for our free eilrus bfttfk entitled Effects of 5 nminer Ferlióse ¡¿im e agitiitom (^dvi»rtis*Mnent) J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a . . i E . H . P E T E R S 1. l\. C. MAXWELL, MGR. 8A:vFORD .BRANCH :ii « X C L U S Í V 5 ¿woe STOR^ j ^ . 0" ° ' Men's SJ^oe^--Ladiesi Shoes—Boys' Shoes tln(; ' A [ L ' * . $ l » S O to $3^50 ^ S h b e ^ M o r e Shoes t Cow or Held Pea«;..Velvet Beans; rimfos; P.^adutsr; t $«irehum}-Mil!<rt*; 8eUc(ed Field (,’em ; Compiefenml L FujrStot’k Cardyn Seed; Poultry 4Feed mid SuiRiliesi -K 33 h*ph b a to n s. ' ' Men's White Canvas;Oxfords at... .$1.50 Men’s White CanVas, rubber soles, at .. $ 2 :0 0 Men's Work.Shoes;.ail-leathers $1.7.5, $2.00, S2.5R iA V H Y PAY M ORE? t lic b j o a j i 11 i,|> jH il t> (* •■*' 11 lor ¿he Icisi^rqjy ride thron/jli country-side-^foVJ)\uiness lm pleasure ’ any whercr e ve r v where the Ford, serves besi. A n d it’s light, right, dipuid ble •and teonoinieal F’ i'í- ■ h u u 'liii tloLUff i» fb » p fiff nt 'if . iljr tPiHitu CJir L fsvr fItl V“ tfn t e, (*<*f t íiilpf b. ah<I D t jt o it , t u in p i r t r w ith {^rfifulm from C. r. WILLI A Mb. Aina. ... fcPWAHD HIGGINS. Si Imrmi«. SaAforJ *M*?hiiif* fini G*ngr Ciiittf»»'» j r Ale* George Dcfcuis Hjtipcp-da Atrr /ul jftomach Item. 1 " wonderful rriulk* Ít ¡ Suffering St«much |1|n for Years Alex 'Vl tho cfituitry l»*u'¡fu',,‘ ' ,f 11 ■ M nyr* Wonder!«* of 101 Hampton tryrnue dears the digestive tract ol ¿rollon* and removí ;«*•It liring* swift n*, i!'f atorrbic!], liver -did I * ■Mijjy insist it h.«** *avi*l ’ 1 . ipW tH ojwrntioi.8 Jlt'd-Xt* i lias saved their lift* \ Because of ¡ p ti-nntlrtiiil *■' remedy there are many m cautious. I’c aufe it’» M i YoQr N'can-'l i , r iit3 abuug the mn irhut • been* iiccomn t c-ntg ló. ” * ItfifiiwrifW .»end to ( n - li* ■+. Chetiti«, 154-150 Mt.itip > iiLD E fTC E STA B LISH E D AND LA HGEjiT HEED H O l'S K IN’ FLOJtr i M ^ W H I T E FOR J J r f.r .S T R A T ld l.^ T A L O G G E . . r- ■! E. A. Martin Seed Co. i^ o r Tampa Stomach • Sufferer Gains ’- ’i^ ® . ' Weight After Wonderful R cm ^ Itlii.inp. it piVes drseriplions of formula* tvi be usVd and suppesioitH fur apjilyinp. W ilson & To om er F e rtilize r Com pany Ur4) an -rind intcrnrhan. ur it Hfi(F tJit- l*c}Jhd'n taitKtgl ji k ri«i 1U., for fret* bogk.qn Mom ' E X C L U S I V E 9^HOE S TO R E ----------------------- -- -- ■ 1 I J Und many ¿raftfui ■'letter» who havo t>ceii rtltqyed- A can tell yOOltrwi*derfu! cl! �SANTORt)|HERALT) minger with power to ,»rt COUNTY COM« ..rnm.jni. ati.m of S !. Johnson referred ![> • ,. MISSIONERS MET m i! t.> . hairman F . W„ori­ * . accrued interest to Hnnkinson Ar 26 92 Jfi-ruld Printing C o . printtog H agler-for brick used in the Special ami Vrvrrtisiiig, I 25 \\ \ t',inn. * t ■■ ■ 1 .,-*» ' 'A Itoad & Bridge District No. I. map- i :, no I, I- Hunt, burial .if V X i Adopted. *• • ^ i pauper ]! tip, ,] \ t fark. commi»* _ Commutile'attori of M f „ (The position of W. A. B ca jly,. a siorn r, I f o n .* J '!' M el,min, com m is­ ■Í v f " l S | (Continued Ffom Page It Ju cocks read and clerk m -tructed member of the Black Mabtmo^k sioner iu |0 F I W oodruff, corn ♦ <«> her that county W u m i-il Drainage Board was declared Va­ tm—mi •r » llh y. U Unti mi tiger. |o addition to tho iUMtfiinent her.no Mi»luiiin-.' in matter referred to cant on the account of his not Ktd ì j| I l '" " I I* Mligan. !»•;«: II & W toforo provided fgr., -for tti>- year FO R m i; I K C IS I.U U H K Com in unir,in,,,i ,,f tax m m in i- ing u ettisen of Semintde cou n ty , and It D-cw ('*, FOR TAX < ffJJ.IA T O R «tri ne.mint. 5,M l 00 1914, the additional <um of eighty 1 Krrrl.y sfilo .i c n, > I am . rmn.lfaiata l - {k^nclm ut Tsi < »U«Nrtof fc*r lh«> !*■*»* i ® fion ;• ,i t ,,,,| ••• ] J N. M< Km tie* we» appointed., to G. 1 D Semin**. 1.1 Ija srUoo ul Iir» •ufi»» 1 ■, hr a. •n ..f 1h** IWmu-filir liar Hard A I n , ..i, n. t( . 8 6 ) conts per- acre lor. the I V-n.-eratk 1‘rtma I 'r iv * t l ' .....turn........ ,,f \|r, »Ine» f ha et le J ane fill I ts >.*• till »aid x acu n cy. conili .... (til, E \ [ lungi ass, clerk. n of Fu Itil KüT kAKK. »»Id year 1914, which said nddiliunnl f«ad and i-lefk instructed to write to f*ftdW T h e bond trijstees of the S p ec­ 6 i In.ni;. ease-., 15 01) Total, “ fvrwmpt incj aMMfltnoni will be BUfllni-nl to pay her that cninix immissioni--, im ild ial Road & Bridge District No. 1 J-JIlM. FOR 1 CM NTI JlILM.t Untata in the -interest art-ruing upon »aid not see ib ,ir w.iy clear in view of .• 1 1 ih» I v.-trui nf Svmlnnl« rouniy were ordered to pay the follow ing I »wh 10 imtuum* |h»l I »III 1« a r*ull!al», ¡ S bonds up to and including Septem ­ the report- made In Mr |t.-|| to bill which buYti been audited and I Semin. I f “ »i..d «V B r i d g e T u r n ) Co y°wr ardo» in il.. PrPnarjr of, Jana) MEMBER EXECUfJVE CO.MMfTtEE I li.iriuiiev IH . dinne for 7 to ih. .rf«.» of C’ownt/ Jlel*r ber 15. A. D. 1916. allow her tiairv,, 1 «iti h«x a randidnlc» Ìbr |h« po«lUun ol approved by the board co u n ty c o n • F \ F.irnell mad .* f ,,H* r-wr -uei-wo «»T tsv»m MitnUf of Ihr Demiiffilir f'uuniy flirtu* W. A. Heaaly, y*■**# #i|»rf irne# M. tKf«g4fM* flVrfi Uvr* ('»mmliir» troni fnw.Aoipi No. 3, tubI work, work. 2 ! on. N l‘ | » »>Vv*11] Sí 1 0 »t ’Twf'lh* Kri*w!cp«j|* « »»i'tai* t o ' - t h « - » n t f # 1* jr cl ! ri tic* «IreIrion of ih* Dr momtlc Fil­ Commumeiitit.il ,,f > n Cham. com m issioner»; ;* **' II. FI Wheeler Uterbarr* of ifn- ilnb-i o| tíw ul*>, li) try Ih Im« held on lym» 3 . 1HI 4. , 1 h IH ), f i d i I I d w e t o , r 6 atl and tin motion of C om m it-' . Frank L. W owfrufl. freight on c o , m ' 1 ' m ,i W . H. Hrownirjg. Kraprctf ally, « «upplle» road camp, P.t>2 ; E. E.4 tdoner hi e Lain, t evoluì ion was pa»»Juick, rattler, (l3.4));*'Zach ary Lutrt* G. W. flPBNCIH , O rd er1 • ‘V- 1 Turrar. reco impending to com ptroller l " 'r Co., lum ber, 211.58; Semlnplo f'-.-d rouif ratnp CftinP» 149.25; I h.r»lijl annotino» that f *«rijl bo*a »n-fkfal« A*; W h e r e « , w . A. tJeasly, II. F. ed .».V-! ih* J,in® Juno IIVmmTiii, -R Fhillps A Co.k.hiedirine con- II» o 'h" Vm<KTstn gnuiary lUmianr <CfeUna. '¿JD, Hat reduction of 425.00 plus clerk’ » County Bunk, freight on lu m b cf,' ;and W. H, B row ning have rh* o®na Otb.-O of nf Ctnmiy CoUftly Judg» J1.1» ni ~Semi"!ob*'1 • V-, . A *? \ „ . I 'I IH« * 70X111Y Í 'í t * r m f Nutionnk Hank, *xi’nmmon j «nd ty. Common «en», jurtlo» anri 1 «ho-t'vkHur*. their petition to this fi-ea on property us «et forth on pint- 2 0 . 110; Goo. H. Fernald H dw , C o;, rlruln tilt, 5.02; W. I’ , f a t t e r Qi IJos. ativknee to i K.. II: KiLbr* .181.20; lioarti, that the T ax Assessor ut taxied to this com munication tltfcat ih# ftidi «I iiuyicp in M otion d'.v D ou glas^ y lé r l^ n ivatj.ee K. A , lo*rJ tei < nriiTio»*ioncr »M e lumber. "&Q7.Oil; Ffed T : V ^ B la ft»; mar. iya In ScminjoT* ' coun,ty. Florida, be sw an) Lain, thatt J B buie», cnpnty iron«--1 engine»!,,. ¡J82.f!9. Ksliinntr of* «n- 'TW hi.l 9 HOr’-A ’ F rffelW’aup.t-, j.av ! #»«ti| r<rt/uJI/>«otMt ihtr of *!i (h*'Veidm' orderedV *rt»d g re e te d - to ^ e v y an «Í life co u n ty. # . i * * « N.. * *ro‘ V x j l t . . i"><>, A i Irffl? aujit.. inci­ i- i; sTuiNi;ri;idyjtF ^ a additional tax mf ’eighty-six, < ( '. 8 6 , urer b* instructed to turn over ifineer Af work done by W ilson Ctvnli l .U expense», ;IU'I3; A F ’ deiiL.it expense». ;I0'I3; F. Bell, & Bridge Dristriet «truction C o., and Sem inole C on1 will b* a raodiitai* fnr tby |>u.oiivu ol * 4 » s’ cants per acre, upon each and every sfierinl Hoad 1 K^»mhtt tf tht C ountjf llotid pi I'd liti«; la~ 5A5/ -H,II. 207.89, 2ti7.8t); H. McPhe U ow Jh^'ll, McPherson, • irncUnn« »ub)pft to tb» of »!'* acre of land in the Black Jam mock N o. I . inojti-y now in Iu» bands to »truction C o., received and .lied.’ FOR CLERK OF Til E CIRCUIT CO.URT f)«mo«v»tle iTUnbre is **.i,.h«»i» nn.Jtui* iyfcjííiiig to convicts, A.yt); Fer A.iJU; Ferrlnld . ’v. -r F. 1,. WoodrulT a uthorized*t? » p- iariyfcjhing * Drainage D istrict o f Seminole coun­ bond trjjrsliva of anid special Itoad 1 J-rf W *nnounftr lo l hr DflBWfilk TOtaf» 3ml from Obtrlrt No. S e-i(nprli(rt| QliUa,- .-‘ — • ‘■ l JIduif Co., -lipjilie«, Ifrjff; W B 01 Srmtn>4r* nrunty my rmndbtary for lb# offlc*» It.a.va an.I CkUluol^ • point enumerator for the county. # ' J?-. .. [ / * ty, Florid», ^ftjr the year I'JU , to i Ifridgtr^.lpistricf No, U nf Í Wtli «d Ihr I'lfcxj li (‘mart, wubj^M to !»• AVilJi.inv,. repa|^ bridge» 18.28k-’ AJ* «leriüon Report» of county (/ffice^s 'rood of ihr Pritmi) KWlkn to !» nrhl Juno Oan.ra',1 n»tkl»., . ,C. KMí7ailU<lÍÍ0H/.% .realise n Buil^ciMJt suln o f m oney to M É. uni qlher» ¿diin-vvterIItu-c . Mfg. L'o., Irtiadlcine ' con- rinf. IHlt -pay the interest due upon the bonds bd -tlief. hoard* i ir »«ftremnf .Ui hHdgo and approved. . Itrrprrt fully*. V rOU Hb’ KIfUtOU victa, ii jiffi R. It. Lynch, fpsiil -work, (WCKUt. C, MAXyiTtla, Warrants ordered cancelled. issued b y this board for ‘ arid on icro«H Su J o !« » tiyer'Boutr. ó f '- t f k á Rpj^jit, ro^d work. To th«.Vo(»rt nj svmuiUd ( . aotjr; ‘ f The follpwing hills w|tc approved l4J.2j»,r pL H . o f 7 «ttld ‘)dIatH ct. up to and H árney! Op > r , M ^ of County berehy mnouere- «.y-Clf a éWhHetai. fi 21{iS}D ,AV F .‘ Cur Leri llhnfiet,' 2,45; i b I. tifie» of C irri i f i f , l'ir n jit‘i ’íoirt e l Srt C om m issioner -Mcf.ajn, board ^WMrant" including September 16. A. D. l ’o u ily . 1 -la r » " rtalma to ft* of^r Kilbve, road -work; '7;j.60; ■4 ’ , * y t 1-,. v B. tl Tkn inti-r» ow . in« iVoKing, polii kwBy.1* ,1 * am 0 An<l it appearing to tho board, to p¡^' one y é ir from date Í299A10 J-l'A ('lark l( ihxpectitig roads, 4.00. your » l voiil am) havv «uifrarlimd to t i w i n y . ; ’ -y, General Fund ([1 , , mrmkkr d r À tf r o M M in iiV - .,:.V ‘‘* t h a t - |n .th e assessment heretofore on .said, brÚ ge,' provided h ryig« * f v \ ™ ijlm t» In brlp)»( t<r‘nr(anii» arot pug our fd.th#» I»emocr»tir ■ ____ __________________ V<mSi « «ff Sminuì» C o%:. ^ f • ., * .J . '*■ t .\ Y,\V,. in»jmit|ng. io»«t, road, n.or -, ' f e ,v » <wuvty In lb.{ft¿>trnnb. anu -C - t\ EntjfiAlHger^ ,nn*™jiaiiK. swuvty in Ib.ffttsliHftk. «moni lb.,eounI iiinoufift that I ari • * rtAdicUlì» made no< levy jSas m sjje to. (fever roAd^pppToaching Aafee it- built ; anil \\J. A. Ginn,, assist ahaiatant *2V {á*T‘¡,M,r. ¡I• bare ani -. for .tax ta x i'.Ooi a.Ooj J -. T J .,. M .McLnil\,*tbapectipg el,nip.lnspvctipg road», ronds, F«*».«tÁrr.) p*n-) f,o no Itjm* nr »»».y ft»» tücmbtr of th« Stati* DémornJitir f c s S K ' . 1 * 'JGsg-thU. t invai* yisl In comi atlv# t’ommitt#« fiam C>« the interest u p o fl’ said bon d s;* is accepted by t b - eouyty tisseskir, (95 .00 ; Dr, O. J.. Miller, ^LfbJ; .Ilngun. in»p ittin g rtfBd«.'an<T3» fu* j ^ r °rT% y»i ¿mi '«in ti# {iini#d tÌiT lupport fi • ' I f to I *Itavi4 tìlft I Now, therefore, it is ordered, by T he f o l d i n g ri »olfitions ^rere biliary nrtd in»aiiit> •y tM tmooeriU of ih»» r»nntjr. t *^ I.itv íce». 3A,(W-.:.Dr. fo itv IK' WhRjVo. road w o r k ., rn4 ^ «4 , ** * pUla l'«-«i<ócf*t without « hafidlf. n the cou n ty com m ission ers-uf, S cm -j adopted; 'L A. Neul, In»anjty íce », 2,00! \y. A. PTynila M e n i, promp t« Co , I V . .. • <1 «III. e K tt . fh Uhilf /V . *1 inole cou n ty , Florida, that tbF T a x 1 Wheren», It »bown by tin- V»-l W f »« moTfRtfr pnttrlpl/«,^ an<i.cJ«»R polHl«, J * iS T>Hi". insaplty fp «, I.Ot^r Cite. G:«cül\. 1 * ‘ rifusi); Tot ai’,*” •(-«)’,2 72. **" ~ \ * "r*J’ - *■* 1 In Ibe ,C*rty. . ..Krcrpvl Lira.favifuli/a fuUy, *>< “ V,• Assbasor o f Scm iinolc cou n ty be. f lim ate of F risi' T William». ,¡114 Herring, juilyv ('ini .J. JV IHCKINSIlN. U. ifiysl in *ey,-rul seyerul fa se -, ] I iree A furfi-ilure Forfeiture Fami JillIFF . . Mi .1 ^ C . flf** e. I . -v Jn l!r V pitloi-rm and ho h ereby i» instruoteii to levy ' gmt-er in ebargi, 0/ tb. wurk m Du- V "0 ; 7i.j A , M et.zin.' G /n ev u ferry i. If .'i juror. (M in . f \ ’’ , 1 **rr* • •nfoiMner *fS>-FtT W ; --------- i s i . ' i ' ; ! i » IM»tr rwiirtl) If , Í J-] tin -additional aMewmerit o f .e ig h ty -, Black il amimi, ; Dr ,.,g, D i-im t, "i»n . *10 55* John \ .iiigbri, Osteen Su.i ,, ,,r. t u o , U p m .. ih ,0 '««Inll ih** lUiftfw of ll^ìCfnTW 1*» . ilix cent« per acre for .th e year that the nmtr.ielur ,tV. B U il ferry miijx, 15 no, E \ D ou g fa w .j JMr,,r yu. IJ.-Ift,. ¿Mck. juror ! ydv)i* m.é l'I'.i^t, upon each , and ¡¿Very acre in limns Jut» compiei eri l 4 t5i,.t . nio, »alary tifiti im tdentnD, 77 rt!J, For-,1 * ' * ' /t u J il ' . b M . l l f t . J - » • U aiùsu ^ h ;’,Jhi Black H am m ock - Druihuge Dis- yard» of work, and under the term n t Lake, jnnitpr » services, 2 5.0 0; . 0 , jxirtir, issili g w ,1•'■tba i«uit)i juror, • J.Oflj 1.00; • Gei). Geo. M MbssingW/'-tU imuiV Jf .if alwiiit aiwtiif ni of min i- A r r í^ -M r ( trict,¿ m aking a toral ansesdrpcnt for' of tlicfcon tract there is due and jiay- Lake A, Roaactter, rent cou rt hou*e. V jtm -s. ^r.’o o ; '-^*atv Scarborough. : W t ó A •» * ■ì % t — 'tho said yea r 1914, of T w o - Doll its nhl¿ to name contractor the sum of 10 0 .<*() ; Il C D u B ose,.salary. 20A)Oj :U < M Veter Bnker. witness, I 00; Geo ' “ »ao«'«tiV l tlw yr««iit*jj/*rf^ »for many Geo A. D eC otte», suluryH 1................ , y -r . a m» r W -A ‘ ‘ * and í.w e fity p oh ta 1j'2.20'i pqr* ajro. j 62.289.07; Ddne ^nd 0 rdcrÌL*jb' tiri» the 5 th ) The refi rèi*, I.,- 11 resolved, that •i,d»y 6 f. JMayV’Xi - 'JT>. / ¡ f t 4. '* \ ( fhe 'bund tviislce* lit' herel v .iiiihur .‘ L i -J é ; *' Fraila -¿I* , , W oodruff * u«-i i and instruí led p> p.i_\ in ».mf- ;m n CLASSIFIED -v ADVERTISING-: '¿¿d ri • .. ju,"per r ... >11,-1 VI.1 If,,.-lee- If » Inr t h ir nr ' K. Ah Uougliik»,'. Sbrrciary. 1,. p.l> F t . i. 1 ft . , Iteri best" of J ' ^ Dinkéì and others 1 ! Ii - , I I(f H.« t F „ ib, 1lie -nin -iinn nf■' (Id 2 to have follow ing lot exem p t Jroir, giiic-r H hi >»li.irge, htw lull lull if-.r tlration . OB ui-rnuii, " f bei ng used «Clivi r ' g III r i-r r , exclusively for reilgpibk , JiurptAi-» dyred in 1nrinci 1uoi .. it)i the p in je ,t De-scrijition o f ,lo t as follow s; Begin j to dpte Aiiopiod r SW rustier of SW , i " f NW , It11<,1• i 1 • bond i p i -i ie » 31, Tji.-* 2 0 . Hge :u. m i, f. ¡ f t , of ib. >p.-«i.»l It»-,ni .V H r o lf D •F 75 ft., W 75 (1 > .'5 II fu be- trpt N » 1, l" uní b..ri¿ed in 'uiti ginning Grafitati, over ten bonds of the -ilj.eeial i^oad Petition of^ Thom as Sprague, and A Bridge [ti»tru i No. t. of (In ib other» referreiF-to Corn. 1 W *i nt?.- uominution ,d (l.o o t^ p o i-iu b w h i-i^ rI ! ». u w* t •Mi1 C lie rrititr ¡ uud—TP *• if* T , Lai2 p \ hljr. tuliiy. I wt-xJi i,, «-*11 *f<yh lare, -op p io I lil'rdu iiCe! j M'.h: r.»-< », •: a| _l i|w|***t 1 1.' 1 -A. 'km l'f ih» **ife*» tu »hr fi*||n» in J f». f» Fir'l, th* * All l.o ra l A d v criru cm en tH U n d e r ilill IL .rd.tyfe ? .. «»I»t «ha»Uhl I»*- InmiliiK «Dii j Ir# •rlìamN *d Herr»- .... . rbjiplUu», 1.2 0 , LF41: '*>U44 o l.h . I'lWls, .1 in .1 £ 4— e.H kr -h.eiM bave^ hi» «boi. IO* j 1 ItìH lIcS(t¡B(* T H I i K L C K N T 8 ft Saylof,] rn n ò lu rg Co , Torini lire, Pur'if c . fhr I'tui »4*h :i ii, |.*"T\ JOV<V. 1a i Tal !**■ •'hatul 1 Ie<» m Irwin•»■*{ 1 r tim a rn áw L in o For F a rli In n e rtio n . M in im u m DJ i "1 l . Il l ’ìl ; n . pi lli I II g I. 12 l 9b, 1 no. \t V. ln/jo, j ij r**»Uá}\\ U M i WIí'hMAS ì-aiil. Telephom - t.\., pbo'ov .'Ani. Job. C ib arci' 25 C e n ts. ! , V « !• i r-oti juror. L% It in n p tif t» m y cfeMidid^ry for lh# pm itio n j •i-05; iW igbt C.fuc C*o ., kpjiplfe-, Join nrnr. 1 « « I. Cushing, uf 1SuiirMfitrfidi nf r»í Ihjhlir |pif/uríion tuli rfl ' ti-On- I '»Il,igl»,n \ Co uuppin- / j'*! -e ' 'Mf ( 1 ...ii ;v ' 'Si weel. w|t ww «' »he - d•*»-*- b'if «iF t}*»- rt-fRofftli l'uftmf) lí F O R S A 4.E ’ ( ■n tí (or tir» i'oM'b ii I « ili » rn) pfiltrp lim* lrL*lB Uiiidnrd. pOf.ply C o , »up- 1- 0 , Ful. *UV} <gnsill UH lull •lid’ Attrill I-i«Fi fu ih** IbcltjL'f(fieni í»f IKr PfihwiKhl HMttl of t«)f9« 1 Hip. I 1 o I no ^ I L*¿Ini,ìi.-. i ;i x inl- If 5 im le M 'ETCml. - * ) »1rhv J I h I A•fi# Ìftifif u ruM-nf*UAIUal3h t -W hen yon want a typew riter »eo I. FOLK leftor c u fin-—.1« . 1 , I o i, W ■1 <e ih » .Mill*»•Illlg illli’S, 2 5'); 1. ' B C onnelly, also ribbons and carbon . Venni.b- r. pi irjml » '17, Snul | j, I hsurrhy «nfipunrr rrn fjih'lhlfii*) ftw fht* olire»# X í*f> tnc*h»,i nr ínr ]*ris 76-11 »4 Mrj« f\nta-ri.h nt J l'uhlt»** Ifydn^tDit» 4» *nd I igbl «V D u i r . , ligio A Supplii--«. f,„, , l '».') ^;*nf li.m il í.min*!fy h.f Srmib'ilr ('• dfl'), •iilijrwt lo Ih# i»f For Halt* Bargain» in furniture li M!*•f . ......li lui |ffl» V.r: I ^ma^fmrtuJVtrsttrj »*» »«• MfJ 3|fd k .1 i* 1 ' l**t I b u i -wA'-sr* t, »„liciTr-t vn frminltfl .O ¡ at 211.7 East I (Mb Si 76-tf I .i.<t'» Li Í111 f ar11»11 T•ii r Ft u |ií»e w4t| *l«%i ap*J ih# 4« im *»l ut «i. i» . | , * t , fli# juHíi-w, ind un Ih« gro-dRiJi ” f i#»vw iiiji#R il'if, of. ( h.i«* i \l i M- < ror > m u ff .. w ì Ufi„ itram. For Saio Idark »addle nt.ii driving f i«i \ V fieli fiifu . a u THfusnKft C*f t» f, nutro. lui|uirv of J. I) Holx-rt» at grocery. 42-tfc . O.xrg' n..;on ’ 011 -T o tIII Fnlt l Of NTV 1 HEASLRF-R 2 i it i s ai U < ^»Tydi JfatP Ir| t be ¡irimar y* rltT* tuiod windmill and tank fnr side rOft4* .iu* mí* 1u*f i»«*r fniHi ri* *>r. f»*r Jh ■»¡Ti*r- uí é\ i.tjnì * 1 •» thr acU'^i of Ihr |i«n»nrr m ! p if4 i|i|‘*i D*;ll 1« rii»***T (l y"ri IiIS M 11.\ *Fft*^rl 63-tJ vLfx, AOil h*rf »ii!Ih •«»hdt i^ur fjjfp imi chfaji.- Apply to it. M- Mason. ' TOft»'t#H! * I{ »¡»itivi I »111 Itl'initrir to ir h, 4t in -ifi t i l t* fi * III _ 2^ ' NOTICE ^ ’ l’ lic» cifriiv fruit p f o a c r « o f K ldriclu 'tliis yi'ap ¡jroB n B ly " di -f»rtnluce llic Iurg«‘-t em|* o f o rn u iif» «m l Frn|)cfruit h'i’ lJie liUt-iTy o f lfn*’ s^il<v W lu -th er or unf liti» largo t ro,i ..f fruit « i l l m oan VoVr. aj.m ulu.d mOniiio nuli p r o fit, t o tbe g r o w e r- i lepen»!* «lu n .-t e n tirely u jm .i llo -w u y in w lm l. i l H.* » #!• ■» ■ U p u t ínti» I lie. n jark ets ot-.tb e N o rth . Tilt* "F lo r id a C itru s Kvelmm-'e is ju -l e l-.-im ; lite tifili «m i " " - s i - u t r t - s ful vru r o f it» b i- lo r y . It lu»s «mule good io , i l - «te m B e rs lo n *d iir«*u u o t liprètofori- ctpialled í»y a n y n ..,p c r a tiy e m a rk e tm * u rp a m m l.ion . ‘4 *r iI 3 >*-, * ft * iuin -lieed *n.l se lirrd The 11 Invi adoolioti of Diet limi» "t ,*..)"• kmg «tiri ImiLinff^Wifel, " i."» « thl\CIjXhr (mil >1 li»udir» reweliv» ile» u i s r k e l ^ . ‘ ondition-nud i(/ «viri» .»lispp^temjo «ttract tbe fatiinrblc nilrJ^Uuii xif Il II», enfile,Uh. tue«»»ge of ilio .nperiòritv of Fiondi. ..rungc» .nel gr.ijieinùt to tie -'court OÍ luH r**ort—Ihe blu mal* r<Miauim r through rffecilve 3dvcr,i»in¡,V with the result that uiuny market* »«» which fnrrm-tlv Iherc w»» Utile or no sale for fruit grow1!! in Ibf< »«»tr now .lemaud it.* I l 1,.,* ■i , »• r. !*rd ....imi -- «iV 1, !•' generali;. JUcr» I ion in , «_»•'*■] gilll- 1,1 .^nrF*l- a o ! <U rcMi/e Ih- lw-»l I,ri. 1 .‘ .vt.iijaol- al Ilo- li aie. » L»*k inailo . ipiiLe .riul i u|l by thè »olutur of Florida,' fruii u»U Ajid* il* eoijtrol. ,. 7 <~'r i , •. . ,■ II ha- doli* all ili A ini *u< 1" » csrcfuf I ' ajeie<et1.jtio', sl bari» A» t-> gì gè thè gro«erfy * attllUted with il «ver«!»! airi rriiuiL* muebv ) Iwti.T itinti 'th< V tjvi! previ.«,»ly hrecived. ndnolle.Jiv'Lu1,r l'ttai^ljioie »evilrc^'hy p rk . vale lAaVkgfmgOlyutOur. and far in eie*»» ; of lht'(c rjt)t.xin»s*l froni »peetili*tur». , ft* U n II.*- tlircslm l'f ór iU flislti y e a r, tilo V U > M n A;¡‘ r..w •K«il.«.»wi» r o t m - t td t h e L-nitvrrA-of F i o r i i « , p ro u »Ìi»f,,iU rèco rd funi cnn fi.l; "I o f il» íu t u r c . a sk m j- '* / -‘tlmlMii ibut’ymihg - 1 ■ . Ù r -V • .***' i*mrnise»l nrmit iimihicto'n. tl In: p^'i'n tlm jiau -. i ll ii if t o f a !a r g « r j)n,i*»irl^iii «»f tb e c r o p — U x M t & Ú ilu c '* iH no. Mm» <>n\y y n u -■ , . i t nutìnbiun But mcretWe th e c flfc is jfcy o f Us wü Y & uiu I " ,I1,,ro .i u .r ' ^ . xc itr u s jíro w crs ..w h t> a o ífm s| n 'riK y f s o iin|Kirtnnt to tin° « * , fi ( D* 1 lh.tr ! h r» f ilit r » r A * 4 i <u fi) in I f O I« » pf ih ' 1 n u i l i t P * Bfi d ir» ih » For Sale-lod in oli, BlulT— 176 frin ì, • r i j iii.e i iu «¿-»tk.' pttrt «.'Iio].sát--Iia!naack laa,tl .thftt________ 'C -1* " - ___ . Will ju«fitatriy grow cjtru» h u lt.and veg5 I flave ' ................... . tmafiie«* I,f M e „ Kuri s tf *"> ,-r:4“,r > '*f «h. p r N f i i o f l i lugli, ltfuiitlfiil river (ront,.TntMf. .% T À I it|e Bond Al I iu nr rvt*t•*—CI,,* , Tr»*»ufrf -d ^rtn.n.eU rOU»V| »uJiV't to tM -T > , « %* ■1* \ 'N *Mr *««i*»«.ft nf Ihr fUcr.ir.lv I'f ifw»ry ? If r»*^Ifd *fn) Tr M hi5«s pnr^|^.V )fi KfC *dt f . -d Land I.Jigio .1.1 i (»rottili U» ¡»ut tir IH ^ .«.I» *M*n>y Xn , <à L'rslr^Liirf H«. II I,, I .3 . ! !" - '1t tb n '" , , V ‘v fI*i .‘r ik* i<I. ili# »nti*i.f j iif| *i n£ »h# i-pifiitiM : r t*»t'irinr«i - s ■t*.fiJw iF ^*^fit'll . u « iff!. r c r 1nU-l ' co-»/ ì * .. '^ 1 .«r '* l Hücg . , .it b* 'I if 1■ liRlj «#ti ••-it ii w cujul * imi f )n* »-#4 i «•w i» i»*»#y «ih It iNi i■ » ii.« (tfuiiiy (*ir ii«* T H O S . K . O A T E S o ad« ariil *Lfiff*=• «ut w*-». I, (it mj *-’*llrn»» Inn f or j-ije \ ^t,v.il hoinu. well Uicpted. will àifD-u^l Im •I«oil I 1JIK- |«r f.ViH^ .-aidl, liulnnee OaAy jiayfjH-nt» - * ful»> , li room bourn-, Si,500, ca»y jiaymenia. unhKUT A NKUMAN FDR 1 ON GUESS 8 rooms snd i>ath. (TOO cash—m onthly FOR COUNTV COM M ISSIONER payment«. Foli rib ( hrrrl y »ormurmr ir»> mndhliry fui liwpi penili t ungfetsiiinsi Well located lot, (.150. (50 cash, •Opti of * -urìi> I ,imn l*»knni id Swndnni#' nouriiy I.Utrlr I lr*im hhlrirf V.- ! aioli liiclodn# voting ¡if»* balance ijtrinthly ConVielly, 109 P iftl- v . *f«X 11. i a.irjf.1*1h Mali. 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I*i. ! * , ■ »a, . i I fhíicU >mir |>Al*)»*íft DD-IV Ijjii ». i 1 7ü-4tp h* ). „♦ hai- *Mil i• i* *' »«I It I* D No *2/ ¥hi» ’ 1» iff *! »’) ^ *1 t i ¡I !< **íf -ir*f •i .»tar t\ *’ M . ft- '.tail U * n "" 1 ** ,V ■ *'. * i 1• ‘’ k I• i,. '2 ___ S ./.l b i ' 7 0 J K IL N I ’ • ; . . - ’ ** ' '‘ ' )^*»|. r)éC Ik, .pj ti fi*» »■ *#; 1 (bf lihf )‘f t* ‘ rnid *»f .. y’ he » /i» *■ ) !• ! 'vÍAf.mík vi»/ •> rft| | *i i. .N• k,-J^rt r»t> ol S»|.1ix'H. k»».ti»òf tf cÁ l> »»* f ;JÍ| itylurtr* |,Ar*iDcia r; *.. fini% Y*» »*»*) Fnr Reiut Driving licu.se-. b u ggy ' í »«♦finr. I r ^1»» fwl*#Ü .4'-f.* V r...f . ,, ■ir i,i.f. i iIjv I imi u. ia»ii*4 «Frirrv»r> Ib i. ^i.d, W • * »jc ' ’• ••t*** ' ' • n u d 'h arti»“*». Morse* Itrnilr , kin 1 1 '« * v *'•» 1'**’ • *". ^ . ! j* . píeme . ■ ■ ...L.I.. , . ' ! » ifl «I # (I ■! :■ Mil*|t I Ìut'iT* .1 A. W .’ Ri , ll.»|*v' le i .« ji . *tk. -si i) ir*»*t*r»il 1j r- .fid if c?Rrt--I unti ai:raid nf n--t; ip Ui»H llif..«'. . e %'f jkr s|' ¡IH'-íl'Jí ftW) ti fili«ÍUÍ4J r&tlDSj Im ih« En teff if JM , /l o r i d f t . fjf, (»fi dije*-.Miintjr "at ^1 • |i '(..f-Uy --»IU I|iC .i"'t J! 1 uw* nula, I 4— i»-« f > «tha i r - ti« i*I I rtll .'t K . I V , f ia le | I *!k HAi rVk I * e ! | ot P a t í l i i t i Í Ir rl-t«,- <.n U i* .- S O . i t i y . ..! * ■ ’----- r 1-^ 1 ■ " : 1’ T" »STchle. Apply 2 Í4 Fork «vi-nue. r63-4 t li .fT-I.v «nnuCUir n,y - Ridillary ft i r*<hc«li*m j * # lP * / } ‘ ' Al A í -**j¡ e A f ■., i i f ^*'Vjfr,rr' •Vi.* •(■a»-' ì •*(*»!! 1jIm^***-JlALil't \ **t?!)f w fH1 tiílñlil t Utf lA^^* t 1 Acpeoi A 1M» i. - 2 - A ... u- .... tiJr'iifiopOi-Iw-ln.' IÍ¿»,(W_ nn*I ni ber ' •’ -j) I i Aprii. .'li ,,.-s . . . * ‘D i' r» ' l i t i . A 5 . l i r « A |» ! * * '.ctftì vjy^et^Cfj.' y A ütiy J, ve.. ^ ‘ I r.»T»hjr'ViBMihnp my f«mJi»l4ry r#!•*' * l- llr * r h * J I f * | t i D A \im . I, M i t urA m «'»íiJi*t-p fili tu |lf»L ■« *69-(fV • . ! ■ - * — ------- ---- ^ . • « (¡I i:^ 'I* - - «1 *íf. ti*-*--*----------------— -t . . --11* (llfltftfJ -*ftl - 'S* vr»*t Juvfttibá" * ,r. 4 . 1 an*l > Í'M 4*- •- \hA~ b il ' Í i-or Kent.*«: V ( r*a sìmié^ /• c «a ce tm fja. «o'rtm tv btlwiehn Fiítii utjd . ? ' ?ú t *a¿y.M/ifMia.B» Ti »»«¡»IrJCap* , « S u ifT .^ A . Pt^CftrtyrlIy F ult t AA iSSKHSOH ISíTl*nIt i * I 7**T•> *, Hi’ l *7 h**' ~ — ■. >-e-T- f*- ' ‘tx------v - A ?r - ' ■ _ . "TU gilifil finfirr t***1 |*ul — a ***i itly ñivkirwi|-a|*rp, ¡iuuhiii*f'ji^il al HinffinJ, If* tieminlU- Ceuni y» Kin/ i-J. . uto* a Mf*’ * » *l(ht pnweuliv. wr*tX*. . . . , „ IkmeWn.l nt.1cf**l th.» t)t* '5tf> Hay of Ainrll, A I». IMI.-.t San,orí, Hcniin.-lf ruyruy. KW.v , K, a n o tiu ijy «. C— ( V ii Cimili Courtlly Ja*. CoJtohtfM, O. C. M. O. Un»r, Hutíe.to» lol C«»p«)inaBt. v, 6í-frh*»e I)t'»lrEs j.ui Uion-'wlia-rt' ability and inerii w»ktifd w«i>(tT)t «d*v»nf,cmcnt. (í.rtbo.minj Democratic [irlrualv. Be«t' pcTcrpnocw given. Add re»,* TIIOMA» K- UATKS^ * A w n ait el Taxae . IL O .-B oji U12. Satífpid, F*U. .7 8 ' _ l)K MAN i ’ I t»B*i *. «leíllnn is . iJh. ntllt-w el A—»-fr,r, Mr,,,reí tn Jtu li*e!Ú-1 X ut tira I h«r»Uy ar.nouiic. my«rlf a* a ranHWai* tot lufajret to Ih» Ilemon aIte Ir urary In ------------»% $ i¿ Jim. tan. A. VArUt)HNu . f. ■ rr- -ILlyou '«rant feBTbñy'tyf sell Con­ nelly*« Real Eitaifiuinct* ia the ul»c« to ■ do binine*«." ' 7tWif - b ; -__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ,T �*" ; '*1*AO-bAtPi)l V j T i p V ? ,^4.firn f f w * wi*h' in . fhbr.nmhisrr ip J t, Mm. J u . UaQfJott' f o / Wrr* hotheYthimk’ àfl tho •’.*aQ *m. in BreckvUlp/ ODU.- 'qi] tfcA 2nd, w dped* during th* n ù k jn £ j$ t 6Jì\ité*jtrip< iiy; .dearly loved* dnURhtcr -»iKWjj Mm. Lane ' ira» ‘^ ¿ pf I C to those who ?anli* to til6 J‘ ev:’ in .health by her irfpUfc; « , Stninmeycr,. and for 'tbo beau- J ■5 » TurtVlh who ol^thc rnosh *siti atti ve tifai flower?. ijjj* " ' i ! p l a w m this *Viei nlty? and ¿ W s d vSlra. W. W. Drewor left Monday]. I*-, by Mr. Frank Ilrtiwri, brother of night for Watefton, N Y., called j l£ > ( M n. Lane. Thero*1s’ ii thrltt'y fif­ there by tha .viious il’ nesa of Mr.' * teen year old or*ngt -trov e' of some Ofeasor's rholny. ^ O. E. Walker* of Topeka, Kans., five acre«, dn level ground back of the bungalow, which aUp da, on the is here Jor n short time, Mr. Walk­ >;cie?t.of a high bluff oVVrtobkljrig‘the er’s cousin, J . B. 'fty lo r of K*il«i|s lake: ’ The bungalow l*Va'«tu M of City, M oy Is* personally syperfp'.OMey comfort with Its* prt'Ully . fud tending the work o f g r o w in g 50» i f ' ’ /' y ’.fished room«, and big breezy.Tve-i acres of potatoes on a iwrtion ufj » •••‘.^ id a , nicely 'screened, from any Mr. Walker's >gfound. The .flfttj,' wandering insect life, adorned , with 6,* dctvg .to Iin dug gave a yiel^F f i f j i ipany flags and pennants,'and fur- 100 buahdrt W r ucre, pno field ^ ib h ed .with couches and.Bttats that’ J. C.'.JUch Vrijl Hr. W. 'K :.A f t n f l * | / Irlake olio'feel lniy to ./»von .look «it. 7"‘ ‘ Tl\P Vtdcp j|qpa-to the cJe«r waters nick" of Si. reU»ri##urg ^rro here on , cs* ^ j- . of .lorT-ty 'Banti'niT Lake *1« sljuded by a businesa trip last weefk. Mr. Uudsoc\ of Cjtmerfih Farms / 1 a'.gTpir%*jdJ|-,'pti>e'¿saplings, ‘ ’itnd, > iii be lUrthe.f bertutilicd when the nur- has been in Lakelhnd Jttr' visit, his * ; , •*/rperou» JujsjUvvroi# that have been father. „ Mra. Anhid Mann of Sarasota was 1 jdafttAd grow /lkigef.' ‘ At the foot of ,-tlya hlil,; a r^gnlaf Indian canoe calted here Im V week to attend the. funeral - o f . her, niece,••-Jeiuilc MeC]l.niinB.J;: ; r ; J ( '■ ■ kMrs. .Tiionins , Duitiftp of . P«rtt arenue, .-Sanford ami. Her.guett. 4 flj* friends are .'always welcome. With Nook, R .'p ! Grier, Sr., of CBpieroV City ; tlj^'.exception of: a yellow catj who . .patrols 'tho. Rroumifl,, the place Is, has been ill, under the earo of IJr: ’ <! itee /rdifn" all pftlp^t* life. Np pets; Puleston. i;:rtfr ;:^h*;'Tdrflw/:-.a« it« master do- V Jo® 1Cameron is at the npw'cattle. Tro® •¿hat ^ p w r t ranoh c/inltiiUiy'i heaclquarters sottlh Sflí. ‘ .V:v.*Al.» siTud- at.Æbertÿ ;Vo .run > v i y i ita a ot ^r.'^Chri^WBii,'*»^a.lUnc ah «6ft. r iìff lt U y •WhèdeverVJjD‘ Ujfcflftoi.- • ( ¡fine id b o'u riid ^ t tfie.' plairt' fo r *. -r • * -•\ M-, Cleveiahd fiWjpjiv» to >Vin- vatipua purposes. / rdj'jeg im liu.dtK-9« and fri«/ 'apt re- *, We lm r rfom. WhlteriHand »bar. >t‘ Until fidi.'.' .fïr. sitwl M rs/K icss- bricklayjftg t wfu begin’ ; about. JunoV /v h n i'fi/ .Ni-v. York' ar^ vbiling' Mrs. 1st on Beard ell ivei^u®, Unless some­ Cleveland àfnl will awil»t ¡her in; the thing .Unyoked for .•hipped*. mnnag<t,rnt o f ’ "E ch o dur­ ing the /summer. Mias Bèssie Stnith has been visftSTU M A REM EDY • Irtfe friends trf Sanford and reports P O P H A*M ’ S A :• r V f. V i • > ¿ive* Instant relief andiut curt* having a- good time generally. , J in all cases of Asthma, Twricbitl* and '■■ ' Arthor •how yf Clearfield, Fa., 1s visiting his aunt; Mrs. Edgar Bridge. Hay Fever. V Sofdt only by Wrni G. / Mrs.,Brld(fo is ontertoining as well A hirich; druggist, malt oh ret ip t.of as instructing the children'o f Faola l i p ; » Trial package by rr,aiJ 19 ¿up Li with a ‘Sunday school Maw» at her William«- M fi Co|, Prop#. CIeve\srid;,'j[>; S ■■ • _ * 1*_____ *____ ' ,r;'% -k ‘ ' homo every Sun clay .fttdrnJng, T^(*’ **=b, *♦*-».t 'v.I „*' .k-.V ■. - •“t 1 * J is surely v good woHcj' ojjd ' fs ;npI ';>• *1. -LAKE MARY flouljt. much- hppreciaLedr^1 iippreeiaudfT dmil)U '¿ ¿ ' ‘ >^ and Mrs. ,>V. H^.'lTyanB^lir C: D .’ Finrson C; D.j Pearson tt'iit A-dfit- ttoo fiapksonf Ja^uon- ^gcikonvillo are .thw ‘.guesls Tof his ville during rluMop, tflbHt^*,/ AJr* <F,wni)>. vllle during the the rbqpnt,'. rltiMop/, t,i ll *1— uj. ^,'a«■!t a-*. I 1himself %(1« tli If Iimmunsely rtl mfiMall11IT •*TVDqug^pJt Aaa^ Au GHHln JLf ¿iL ^ and. __ .1 VjS _s C ffSf»tf _«, ,-m , where hc'/pnjayhd Fate Tniij^dl • and•sayf?tjty crowd w ^ aomsthlflg SanfoM: visited here SundayJ. wprfh «efcfng.7 . •'**«» Mrs. IftcWniHu of LongyiOod .mndtJ *: Jliflf^Ootb gl»a.»per\i, » tdbplp of a' businea^ trfp here 'FJl^lday,, * 4oek tft th e ’ rnetrrtii'ol|ifti ’bnd repots ... }l A* n .^ HesUr “ 1 qf^’ fianforcí ¡ visited • « f Va ' l ^ ' natttretL' atjd,. 0 r^l< ^ ,-^ r uwd; A^t^pvrÆs here Sa*q»dgy*.Afld' S»lprfihevidccortUioas.i gbod bfH d a ^ , •. ■■ y f f i f j j - 1 - ’■ K& \ --J r . ■ .y, J M •; I I - - ^ . • sons Why Youehoutd •' Wear■ &.Palm BeacivSuit - j i A n d ¿ A jo y a (ioIiiifu.Hties-- . TeaKpttles (8 quarts).v_............ ^ Í 9 t .A *** . . 'a J' •- j »'.*x * . *T ' Hi *aert of ice^ cream * ewnrdjty,' -V ’ *•j . ; .■r -? +C* ~~='Tl 1—'' -- v" *this sum m er. » ii 'iis Sum (per V Blue Enameled Preserving Kettle . 19c i> .7 . 1 ASfHMA! ASTHMA! ^ ‘( o r a w h ile , o k . fp r . t h e ' p r o m p t ' . * " “ -o iv , $ ■I triànV , , A«**' A? . Thu family h#vo dn* sympaihy oH ‘ entire community. -, _ ^ ' y v ';* ¿ ' V • ... :,.^ v ,t • , wlk • ........................................... ' • • ' I, - , v -y :: tt . *f, *J • . J - Is — - -1 Q uart . 6 6"Qu 'Q u .t H .S ize •% ß • *.«fv • - - $2.99 $2.98 8 Quart SIzd,-..,............... iâ•cplg*.wattig.shrunk, ancj ••1; ácan lie w¿sjie(r1ikc ún old rag. t* . ■*- rK.. . , V.7 » . » ' ' SpecialPr ices All •Next Week ' .2 Quart J... 1,G 2 Q u a rSl¿e< t » . . . ....:..1...f .1 . . $ 1 . 6 99 SQoartSize.. . " *11.98 10,Quart Size.; ■ • 'i > 5;V They arewomYor business, church, $ ,9 8 .98 Place your order early and avoid- the usual Monday rush. * - J ■I M B e r lin K e t t l e w i t h li d , 8 i j u a r t .. 49c ' W f ü t e r s J a p p a n r fe d T r a y :s, U x l 6 } 0 . 9ë J f« Sf: Berlin Kettle, with Jid^axtra special 13d 0 B a k in g P a n , e n a m e le d , 1 0 ^ 1 8 * a *? ' • - ( •*.; Enameled Dish Pan, 25c value ... \ ' »Pbdt . • .... * 2 9o: J- ^ ; j : (Oc . 50c ^ .. 37c .Berlin K e t t l e s , 50evqju e ___ ,^....,.%v37c B r e a d P a n s , 6 ^ x 9 ^ ................................... - 8c « T i n P ie P l a t e s , 8 in ch .. S h e e t S t e e l F r y i n g P a n s .. IfVou doa^eh^t© woar.the cream, ■r^dae Window'D!«play) • *• y i ’ we ean furnish you a brautifuj.£ruy. ' Preparq, yourself .tor ease W a t e r P a i l s ; g a l v a n i z e d , 1 0 q t . ...... 1 7 c ' .•and comfort during the Com-, - 7. The cost-is very small; only $8:89; f\irw hqt summer afternoons’ T V jatet, B a ils , g a l v a n i z e d , 1 4 q t « . . ____ ; f'2 7 c /^TOrwy (here Is no* ex-‘‘ per Suit. , -T.',-.....! 10ccilse* fo r any hou seh old be-, |t CUspldors, 15c speciaj^r,’^ T - -■ , 6. ‘ ing vyithout ' » ham m ock,' w hen wtr ’DiiUl p la ce on e in t ‘ r ' Loaf Pans; stahiiard size............. lc 8, Enables you to wear a coat in the’' » . ■ i...-’ symmer Vrith all ease and comfort. -Galvanized WaahTAba....:«.A .'therefore being more presentable $ 1 . 6 9 , $ 1 . 9 8 79c G a l y a n i z e d W a s h T u b s . « ****W*«*' Ì 2 .r . 3 9 a n d ______ ‘ in theVprcsence of ladies. ' * Ì2 1* ^ i i*-ï * vtf qor -according* to weight anu» y CrfUvi t • V*^ ‘ “ ‘ » —H»,^- »a•»»* A* ft - , quality. ; ■» ^v• • Du^bliity. • *v^ ‘ Chamber^,., 19d 10. the low price paid for Palm Beach fJBdmtiyied fcoffee-Pb^s, típéc.íáí . ........ S^ts in summer enabled-you to ------ buy better clothea-fo^winter with­ 10c ^nam^tácí^lilk Pau»:.^.-. out an increase of annual erpendi■ uF •jÈriamelèdWhshB&iifi?..jL^aK-Xy--: l?c ture for clothing.. ’ p* ^|i* - P lir > t o c k c q n s is tiC ô f * h Htnpiete ltoib of, ' ifcwrfi{ ' kìiówt» “ Black^Gat^- hcaKd, ' ‘ cv-etyTpair guarantcctJ-p«;^ téctf«àtisfiw*t|onr\-\é;. r - ■■ -* ___ l i __ • -^llibbed Hose, "Rlpcfc A3at* ;8ice Boiibro ......................^ 1 » ; ^ # Who once said “ Give me a Paris Cor .Brand” (black*.only) per .l.r.A ; Volandera. f.' ¿ e £ ~ r & 8 pair.;-:«* -iQ C set," now says “Give me a Warner's,"’ ‘.LISIe IIohc, “ Black;-Col ■ ,* *> Baris« designs lipés for the world of Brutid” fôr wometj '.i*i‘(%Ar I V . per pair. ► % f/.C !' . • ' aivfqshion, but wlten ÍT Hornes- to making * '4 '; *' . w ri.i: : Mule HoAo fiiH sigetj Blacky - >• >î, ~ r t h e s e lin e s e a s y fin d ■c o m f o r t a b l e >o n ' Cat Drimd, black * ; > gVorkl'aiiis,rUnion made, t\Q(* ^only, ----- ,v pihcfHi'k.;, O t i s _ , -, . a It A m e r ic a n fig u r e s , P a r is h a s t o • - ,mr t h e d e s ig n e r s o f bow : ' •. td ?ilk Bcot Itiiho, "Black -48c - fWarner’s Corsets 1■ „ -j. ' -1 The Corsets that in ease'apd grace oùt; -, style. the best Paris Corset. Newest Spring models-now ready for fitting.,^ Children’» 8ox~ "Black Cnl_ Brand,” -sízím 4 to 8, and,,»color»,- rcgiihir altLfiode ionnay„ ;.s.;tv«z-.,V .. -Of* * 9 8 c ,‘ » 4 « : ? 1 .7 9 , Fronts$ 1* , 3 «9 and ijit 'c SISC i;; , -K ^ V . ■ of loviikç" rtliiiivQS and friends. ^Th® funerifl,’ waa helft* TJuirsdoy afterFrpm ihe cook-ifoyc ovcrt'Vcr which **Yióow-- A f m i -yhilrch, flov. E. Sfeinnuyt-r. rolhcliH/>1jt. Tho fh/raL ;:l f * j 0 f tKe G a o A ' ¿ ■ ‘ ■V Wh Í fjer^ da;* p ii ichoof. Hirttip rise--- . , -;V -BiUMSL' Eila JuhnflOit Ifuth ami* T r v O u r ftih n Gfrtrude-Jjjuli*. Aliev- Vaughan jind — ^ i>»ura’'A*arhi,r .-nrini sr pall hcnrpr?. \Tho burial was ol^kwiko View ceme••Uer, bi^do- M r niptW* brother and dHer w h o. have* Cflvho on heforu. . wellibn any an; r*3. Palin Palm Beaclr-Suits-look welliôn •• ir <*?.ofrrrlnfe«- . w c ^ r u f f b ^ l l d , ¡¡m v u ■I A w i h n m *. T Ht D B T/OF, ¡ÉALOhtìEL " y C v * * " -t» í7 ' +**• 7 \ %i- •V P /'• ’ jr*fT. finù-fT». ftutsVT*, dftfggist, is ono of the th* Miss Lettio ‘ Hoard of Orlihdo Is tirsi Oragwsstyp ’daBcerns fo offer for visiting lier sisters M m. J};..W:'Lhrfl. ^ • .th cf’nt^.si^-jn of gtetüdp» that fc* ' Among thbie thaClook in th Ä ifi' Ltob'sun'i.kntfnrf Che nsA 'pfb« fashion^ union -In1 JackBonvfllo liât Jw^elt calomel as ajlverjn tóldn èi., ■Kfiwrs. ’- Ì.ÌM *V lA rd , t C W i N w ljr everyone kbW s ).ow easily Lord, tW-- ' f t * Humphrey, •0 . ‘ C. the'ltVèr Wconiw sluggish tn' this -ell. ,A liu tf^ h ^ y dini' J» mlly, IX; L . ^unV- maté,gnd how.this sluggishness Affecta not:buijf, ill"!!)« pther phyiical organa Ipftrey. ' ‘ ■ ,;, but tho mfrid. As weil,*',‘ * t t v J, D'.^Iinntprhoy of *Jac^sghYilltf vhns mpV/M h»alt‘herd Wn^ f(( located - Th« -tignar- towers. of this dread conl-v, it-4be.< yjd Jflhn Z.‘-McDonald jd»ce »1it libi,'which san#1cidi malaria ars coat-tear;Lake ■-Maryyr r-\ .* »VVVlT-'J^w.Wynp «iteniFls« -. wetk: I«V l ;'ai'^forHJ,'running'* !.; ' V lbyah’t birycle shop -wbUe Jie wiae In*Jack- sMooUflc -Kquiif ,.v8¿ot<ií)lo mj*»bçioe ln tha fùrm of ŸTus Wulf«' l i ver-A kl ‘will sgnvjlle. Mrs. W.*H. Evans of Lake‘..dsry iT.'V.nt or pròniplly r<Jk*vp all Uver. L--. , ‘ . and Mra.. 1L E. Hester of San’ord Iroub’^t P.I sslo undir money guárantoo by were the guests of-M rat 1, If. Wyi.n K, C UqwciK, druggUL lost Suhdflyr ■ ... .■ *7 ?; t£s Mrs. J. Lord ,aud. L' V. Sfenstrom spent C(gsp^ .Wgflneadey . ■with Mr*. McGaughey*' oP^tpbgwond. . *1, 1 . ..- *f -■[tM-* , „ m.• ii m _ J*? Ej, -* /AllM ViE*« HTATION. ■- A **.' ; JcTOtio WbCIelJunA. .A'ldb«» cjhlkl -6f,; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McClelland • dlk,d at ,U;30 the aftefpuoa of ,\J^y j , fllh;''agcif;lB vent.» and IS daya’bltl. lebving a father, step-mother, two; sisters, Edith amV' Christine,- and Wdthdr* Gcffis, Morgan and halfbroths^ Jarhies F., Vr. Jennie -had j-’ . been lil since the /irkt week of last 'iiH oveuver. •flwt!;'ylth ;j»n .nttAeV o n -L|ovpV-anri-latta^^rtlh bem rt'kaitsfar_T ■> , V*=— «= v. brought oti by .rHsurcaUanL, with which .«tilliwid* (o r ■hald of the BAKER'S FklEifataM her life. Sho wn* a »wett, beOUtRuI In «Ine!, V.C hahe ilu» .«i/koy«ihm-.:» B gill »villi a'- loving. rl:r,'r(iil <!i W e knead and which -, - I. . , tion uisd^ bôre' heç jonfillaeoii wifli Quiic di fie rent Ihough.-JiittìfiÌ aifd piUspc«^ .& Ü w » , lova*d .fey ft.hoit d orp ft 2.l. Everybody*else is wenrihe wcnrjng them. .’. *_% " * *" . ^HAT- l R '* -T,r m ost O n l y 4 -M in u t e s t o f r e e z e >r v . Suits you can b\iy. -::-:.Vs--"V:? ? r l ‘f\ * o c i e n l i r i t ^ J i i s t o v e r y coyrgge'of a ‘c fclred ompjoyce, thky . _ * say the trouble .opght havp-hpen • * more serious. ’ • . . 1 . j:. T h e y " '¿ r e t h e 1. sine) lifflrtli titllil M 'thtBFll al the Dlichary saw mill the other Hhetm flay, and mgih* l)iiggs Uyely there jJ . J ' ’ ■; 'V £* j; -, J* ...i:.;. “* * • . Jm SsSj , ;• ia> : " “ ' 4 ■■ --------, - ; 7 * V* -48c il Vanam a H a ts; v ii g e n u in e - worthy $3^)0 (sec dowS ' : ;.. a.;;;. A ; Blue ; vjt?¡ teèd, J Ü 3 ‘ .. - . - -^' r v L . *• Work Shirts, :4$iae: Bell-GharabrV' Army style, .s*peoîaU vofue ior J ^ ' Monday ............ •..........a r i . . . ....... ' H •. .Lisle* O ar- ter Bra * -* V tl**’ ------— - n , ;• Î'-V °£ $ ■,|L - tt ‘A*VJ ty_ i8 -y ~> ÿi-Ti -M Jfàêu tZÎLiv I r -*i « -*•»■» * <rJr. rt -v;-. - 'Æ Bakdiy Si»- 9 "T* *- »<y Vi - ’ Vj- ’ fWé* ■•* A �mm ~ • iK H' CA PWB5ST- .X*;, Ö F P fc iA I, O R G A N OK S E M IN O M ? C O K N T Y THE GARDEN SPOT O F T ill? f fößLISHED V ' S E W -W E E K L Y «Vil ' . I t f S A N F O R O — L t/ t I* da 8* V • Worth p o i n g '• -U v - . A ? - ;* - * * • '• • « - - -it •r- * .•' • d I ! 1 ^ — -■ GREEKS ARE FABLERS ,*• V* , yj*- ■ ‘ Raising Vegetable* and'^Oiit W orn* V «e In U ob Coatti; .. Tallahassee, May 19. .In Jan­ . .— I J• *J; V uary '/our Greeks, nssociiitod under THK MAIN CONVERSATION ABOUT the name of D. Barkis & Co . « £ - PRESENT INCUMBENT ,AND fc/T silahsasee fpjm RfJehM m /' ¡1 V Hla IN A B IL IT Y ,. bought IQ5 actat nf lumi t’wcl " n r VÂÎl<lrtÇ?:fl>Ckéd, Art •] on 3BturrtRy.«nU $eWtr any f-'BDTT iv 'tfg ' fclVEN «very close attention L»k f\Äv •M. • . ^ " « * > • 'S / i - -rS w r- =0 -M*;$ w SPOKEINSANFORD is e d .. " * # . SANFORD {D. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY. lt , 1914. * »' ' %j V:« ' • h » fourcandidates for CONGRESS /. w k lW NOT a d v e r t B ■ TO D lU W C R O W !) ™1 ^MÌS iV* /~ r o U iM E V fA • » *?- i ,.ÿ4j* .-Jj YV» *'k C k ’• V* ‘ Jim ~t. * Mi itili. w L -.y H AD A m G s T A q ^ ß S T ,t V* , A L L 3^ F T H E M FROM coupon will also he ¿«'aqfied,t^Cthe tet’urn railroad ticket, ¿V & -. .*• 'Ji­ lt ts probable the ,ptAn. wl(l Itq trjed out nygt month, soon iuj 'jipsi ^aible after the building of tlu/' paw ' t4 *J-f— * -» - ,«■ -, 7 • . . ; pavilion at thp beach, has ln*»lr V 4 ' i* . V j i'hed, and the ,flrst experiment Wifi w ^ l l ' f i Y^k D l u n c h .-B ahk' k t » ‘ WliKE DÉPLF.TB» HY T ilt ? 1 , - <‘S F % bo run aa an exiseidment* i I f ' tt R T A IS ' Hi NORV CICGUÌR proves, successful. an plfort wll V .ritqde tp induce the v.tillf.oftiFJ panics ‘ t<^ coptihu^ tjife exditf ‘t i h¥!W ’’ ' pirnic'nt , l1'' toirded,tno_.school Geneva , s every Sunday during the ;etrialrttWr lait Saturday *fqr Geneva |»/s ti rc)H o f iho summer season, * " ¡1 f .utlrtion for hospitality -that «uutqo't baillyC ncgIee<od condicion, aha It is 'ostmiaterir^hat eoreral .hjijf■ J be discounteA, Thee« 'were altmit tbr. Kadn of Argenifha, was in J*avo Âhf rejA ^ a i of work dred. |ftopie.,Bvlnj LA-ytl^ Iht'ftjipr twenty cgadldatoa-. affd ckmp\ (<gresignatioQ fn, ^osc su« l) a ,coura*ibjNhiftara Falla to arrapRe for tile lie(■ PlhQnld(tfS( tb .d o . dlut- deepite tMr*theV, ir e towqs iw ic; avalV iherj|*ilveiilpf'«uqh lowgrs from this dty-Ahat jbucm?y«U ;•> "•that jouenoyod v’i r necessary to a- Wftlembnt in 1peace, glnfllmi of the lonfejencb haxt Will* If Cleujte t ’Enlde: and w W .;‘ V » i f r im opportunity to lp e n d Sevtfai thither by boat nod auöi auta and wlijyx .:‘A - •• ; Ì . rf^otialibiia.» This was stated pout-*; nesday. Amhassarior !)<■ C.smu, of ieyr •pore n»<V t h n n .iw prjMcnt ^ u n \ - 1 hours ft! the beAch^^ind plaits kte they. Unet!-up.-At the "Vcly In - ^ p a tc h e s . tpUay^ from a llratil, was in New York, whence to b,nt. Claude WfA*€bt In U fj bunch now being taikc<i apd considered- to mjt leave anything that luA ________ voubj mph: ormighly i»mpetent^. diplom atic«leave for. the Canada birder town: but Jo*ef>h Scant .of Kissimmee. Wl ■•■i.Jhi. iÏ,t hack t.a.f.1 . *J furnish . amuiemspt and . enteTtllpi cr the people by carrying !.. 1 $ / Malone o f Key West, Albert «njl tom nAc r ^omifigTjo 'for' à.’ ïù ç- so ii/ce In Mexico fcjtyfW 'olio of'th b Minister Suarer of Chile’ wds to leave ment for the Yisltora when they ar> homo >v jii o f ' Jackeonvillp^ kniT St. cetwlon (hroùghot^T'^fìjt) “ authmor',1 forelglt •representMlN'V . i K f f c ) ; Hh(f here today nnd mnrabpra nf the rr--’. Tho people did not’ gather at tho o Albióy be confirm*, in\ir^Tl*o»}glvj(rt^Ly friends American mi-Mion. ,* w < to depart . 0 vp OMc, About a of .iJftW&vJNq Within ft f As yet plans have not been fully grounds until about eleven but tho . k/nTkJI her* In.thelrgjory ■ «up6ty-i»g the J/AwH«t>UriUi ckittamade, but ll^ls practically certain canlttdattn wero right on tho job I telatcd. the street* in tho’ Afternoon lobies an|lA n a«Wnvd,bna.i\Wr, Jcrop" the railroads will try -out the experi­ bright and early and worked awry| umJ *rf night «poke to thehotopl* of Farli being very jiromlni/ig. -They ment in tin» nenr fu tu re—'New known dodge and. artifice for th«* [, ¡t. the, tsrrtef of. First street _#rvd -»laoç hi\ve crop«, iof co*rnt pi «.not', fted- the delegates 'to disflusa: oply j Rucrta^ repre«entutlyes nrr|ve' irdm .Smyrna New*. . < .S’.i*w vptes. At noon ail \he good pooplo ‘ ’ ■ /-P iik /s x V n ^ v T h e y hud u large potStbea. - They believe In vu the qttcstion of tiu- Tuinpuy 'con -i N<*w York-. of Geneva had gathered all th e good THE OftEAT NATIONAL GAME. >y.and^ afe »aeking^ t# ; Intrbdu« f)ict. leading to the Arnericnn' oeca-l. ’Jfhuoretlcally, the liuertn tieier **tioW<4tiii wpA» ;H»twned to with things to, ^At In .tlie beautiful pavil­ itiiernational issuo, Tmt r f ’’ K 'J n u i i i l M i »«* 51. - - - several new, yegetoiilc* troia 'lliitr »PHtibn of Vera Crut. Later. .Y he;jtatea t Sanford Wilj .Hav<j IfaecbAlf Yhlx ion on ifie ¿bores- -of” Lake Harney Meal can dictator, It ia ; -¿apWiifd ('¡'j; are deciftr^I to. have privutrij native .country. T ho^, >ave . ulsa' and tlWe the hpbgry’ on«?s full .t o . Sumc.i r Sure ' camp to recognize the necessity, pi ft { admitted that'the rejty prjibUm ’ con* ict out a largo bod qD4asparagus,' A very *uce*aHfu| meeting of Saaer and devoured the elitekeg pio.'fripd»' . / ; nting.them .u tin- : . : ■ ' Voi. UA(rA'-»lmiUI raero ulrect^l up Ahich one vegetable tJiiCTrue Dem­ broader settlftnent,. tmd than < ball fans wa* h d d : laat Tucsduy chicken and 'all the goo«l tilin g»' ,-<U~l%L’ E/vfle M a Ttu* iiCt that he ocrat has often asserted can be mada v o ^ e d t o the delegates^ ai#m‘ap«pe|’r thsi? oountr'y. .A t the Same 'time that those Geneva ladies know how eyeding. After full do-eu *3?»Tc^.>ntlj unalde lo ,rjwwef' roll to make Tallahassee as famous as thu\ he was prepared to’ step down por.mns id the confidence of the to make. After di niter the cajididecided to place in. tho field^an atnsh ou ld 'th b course he found nects-j Washington government nwert the .tail aiaV'lhV,. J^rdefl-pl. \hejr w.- Sanford -la for Its celery. dates were- railed upon to earn their ntPUr team composed of local. boyi». j qUf'tion for mediation Y f f ^ n g e r ■; ;■ , .>*•■-v, ’ • ' Another Industry to .which they »ftry by them. The problem causing chief eon-¡is the Tampico flag Indd the Those present w«*re ably to^ascertain dinner by speaking and ail of them TheyahpaH g o o ttW 10^^ “ 9^ Joft are giving particular attention ia the , of 'from reliable sourcef of information took their turn and told the people ¿ n . «pi-riuL’y appeals in the people growing of, «ilk worms. They are cern to diplomats In Mexico City* numerous affront* to the rond'-thnt we' Itnvi' in pur midst, extra why they expected t j bo oh*cte«I county a yiie-cwne« from the adept in this business, having- been now is thrftlpf the fprrn of admlnis-ithe United States, hut the L ro-, RoiuJ material Urr om* >«f tin* bmt aaci gave an excuse for wanting their * naBerior. ■Hilly M alohi.^itr also poll regularly engaged in it In their na- tration during the inkprinr, before a ' «motion oi,8ct1l\nif the troJffic a team# In thl» section o f ‘ thb.atateY- votes. That is ail the cand date* . * f.,iorr.e votes. ha" widl,.Willi’srpion' ¿ivu Vonntry. They clhim that silk constitutionally- elected spoke that could he found.* Kn^w1 All Cm boys a*k la that thpy‘ have could assume . oflTcc. i'Anw ts-.as they sy iiir'fmve- thoir,- W n , he prpdt^eed here within thirty the support of evfry'neritpit in San­ of them hid out, but Hon. F o m a t tonal ‘friends buy if .the meeting days, w^ortTit tnkvs forty*flvo. days tiona concerning the hamcB ford -a bo dr »»re* to hovo hasehalt in Lake who pn»ide«l manadgetl to» w e rn rn ’e i f J* efttabllahed or Saturday changed' uny * vdlgS in'Greece, and the ftarlter tho pro- Bible .atitemaor tq„-iruetta. .were Sanford 'during the summer months. corrftl D. L, Thrasher, C. L, Prdlc K^gsa iiot apparent, althoiigh« it was d^U to:^fc£Vtribfb f valuftUie. They tainod in the disp itc!). ‘ this subject sur. «i,in Mexico City. Mr. H. It. Stevens Wat elected fo catatffdates for* Supt. of Public In­ “i » ebneenaun of'op ljp on -th at' Sear* hnve'huniircdn. of wafite farmed out* •being'onp In whiep'ft ,woul<C be nee ■ ■ T w o (acident*.-am ong soverai esaar^-fto, ebtisult opinion bf Congd- wfeich bticlouded the mediation skjes be manager of * the team, for the struction. E. A. Douglass candid uidc the most telling.94i|\-ch siiicc he ■on, ; o f. rttfU tutioj*rtiist ami other leftdtjrs in Mex* during the past week today remainM 'coining year, ond wfi ai1vTtrto*f front’ (or Clerk, S. L. McBride and L. P. HjT,not kay that* lie jAould^got the ring the-past «ypak Today remain« past-baseball history in Sanford that Hagan, County Commissioner«, B. iftnafi* evVryitiiag icC th$ colelirlar' -E* Brady anB C. M. Hand for S!f«riff Aftf^tViJ Lur-it^ai'he. wpnld d o ’ his Vftbitrt'TIÄtalftese-*' , S W. B. lipaliy fqr Treasurer, T . K, Niagara tl b?st. The ’ boys- Were * vWy few worms’ bring ^ Bates, for Annaso;t ^co. G. HefHng ’ f^tlml frflm theD long campaign d o fn $100 to' »bpusands of t Individuals lug., seen ttnd l)r-?G. ijtrn»gfeflow cundiilutpH dfam kf B k £ a « i OoftaJL and Ijifis. arrival in thtir çouti'tfy,, for* C-outty Judge and several othrfs. the-poejtion b f a n d , , sal h e ra ld b V ‘ n. advance, conno- .* T b « m»’d fske'.a-grt-at it\tc»c*t In Th«’ . day.: was greatly enjoyed by lypr. anti hf« bilicò .will t>* Riintly ilii-j—did not bavp.ihp'iTodd every Toho. and there Is ’ no- moru , . tiro'Vblf4i-of-thb people. y* |^M-ihE,.£ 0,uiiti>L LhaL ■1very beautiful jiL>ot in .the countv for a T he ;-<inancf ■cnmmjtf*», «,/t^ Ä em cäj of Hifl^ftoutherp^ reput»-■bnltilfOi -;ôulimaè‘. hau « uot •yrT Ì»yttrnthd and their talks essentlat J>art of the success.- or- fail.- Ipicnlc . or-’ more generous h*mft«l B>iriti-il's* ibey wouid ;have * lieen t|»cy dre igroatly/Jilcftied, .with,'wad)* .lie.’* *.flfir.*.yffep«»r»d bptfrmTarfl’-tit the,rencjjpd'* "Msalftb .C ity / as had beeh llu^rtu :d('|?gfttibi\^.<»vcr for ' promised.-j/iit it wag presumed11be dte of bftsftbsll is composed of the pcnplc to.serve you tharv.tm pcoidu , nrlkr in jhe campaign. J • tiom Jurrc and that jqverftl ptpet of Gefieva iut*l vicinity. Some of £ *» mcAiftli^p fuuo«t rrfleotion in^'thc reftsdn for Vehijf w««f brokcu f ruil fdllowing men: Felix Frruik. fib**«. i - L’ Kngle . WK^npt^'rgpre«rnted by Greek*‘ will Join them frere in 'tlje kite c«ndidat*s /want .to, give tiie II.' Dingec and E. F. Ilousljolder. capital, ' <oinniunicnlton, ■/ - ' .* mmuniention, my one atHhe rfteeting a* hia friends fa ll;' people of jUcrfeva a fish ’ fry iwforo — ■— r ------ ----- r------ T— ------l ì 'LJ The**- men will . call on yoy and BM ppnfident that ho will be They will grow vegetables largely, the campaign ja over just aa tbqy State their purpose and it Is hqfled tire reedved at tho Ford .factiwy led on Juni» ‘Jmi, but-those four next Season for shipment. They are o f'lilt MILLION TIRES «•an 'visit them again. that bvery man in Sanford will heed this ycar travçl» in the course of it .r--------------------y _ ' .C .'l «ntcKtants are certainly .tunning also experts in poultry raising and tiu? call for base)»all in Sunford this Supply the This *.M on; i to lifethne. /îve thousnnd miles, end Takes ■oAf, ajid shaking every hush. machine incubation. Cabaret Dance 1*-;T( rV n" ' ■ tbliTii. .'A->cpnftervative eutimate oi KWH’"Ford j*> ” t>t us all pull tefother and we Mr. und Mrs. H. W. Herndon*» ,, rlig lifo b( a tire on a Ford, the r,T)elroit, Mich., May* ;)9. joint de'|jatc brings |q minds of the Killed by Lighrning will have'a good team and good base beautiful home on Park nvenuo wa* _ ' 'miHbn two hundred fitly thousaiid yaftr-’ s eupply 'of tires wHI hâve pM^pr voters-the,eorly iiays when this ball. Teams in the field and opcq the scone of a lovely, cabttet «ianrx* Kissimmee, May 18.— During . an tires- for this year’«'«production pi trnvcUcd a total distance of fi,2S0,-. fc | a a rotnrnon prnCticó and the vuo. evening, ul Maft-jweek, givienexceedingly heavy olactricai Storm gopd rare- fv^-th * -estimate ofRhOOÔ rml! w ,~ nr‘ ~29fV;,OiJ*r ttTnT'v iv«ntèdf:t o ! bear f«tm ali—of P*lktkli„ Long liman, The I’hoiihonqr of MrV.. H. >R / Dleidrift; o f. '3L ■ Which passed over this section late « t;u(jd thing Tor the* ¡fib aronutl tho world .hefore the lait phate’ League, Tampa, Kustis, HasPetersburg, Mrs. Herndon*» '«d»ifn»Saturday afternoon, lightning struck •«> e fa serftyped. toter,tç’ «ce id| the cajtdjdatck ip Dng*, East Coast towns, and of ing house guest. Upon arrival theAndrew Slmmor^, a proinlnenl far­ v •a:».-.- r - e. «A. •; -y xrlU-, be ^«tk)n, hc.vr them, talk’to« them, and cpqrme if old Orlando d«?s{res to. try guests wero Cordially ree*dv«*«I b y • V/ »' J.- " . "—” mer residing'neaf Fiab' -lilti.--about supplied bÿ four leading American ■Wske up your mind aceunllngly.\ EXCURSIONS TO CORONADO an«f :<fomo back again we can take Mrs. F. L. Miih i * iAur miles southeast ol Krasimmee, tirç companiee. The tires arrive in If Congrcasmaa L’ E jigjc'fa *-afeto «are of her, or we will givo them the The entire first floor, ^ n c T u d l n c W ' killing him Instantly. Mr. 8in|iaDYv» daily shipment* \d aufilcient. quanb» make tim campft{f d ‘ w a r 't W ifniud-M WUI Make Cheap Rales chfthce ftt least; Give us your sup- the spariour -veranda was thrown* was st work on hift fsrrii WjiscnvAbe titioe fó keep pftcc.wltH .tho prodaic/ ■ht* »til probably do so b u t ’at J lrfe' Durlng the Summer port and we will givn'you baseball. opCn tb the dancers, am i the rooatis.j‘ , stpfm arose atid before be.inid!iiine tion o f th* »Kord factory. Epeh'Var *ot he is engage«), with' thp, ft g airs wqru* beautifully decorated witfc r|tt( - / to reach safety the Thal-r^New* Smyrna and CbKinado ' ‘ li»»N|i'a Opposition ' load ■’òónlalji*' àb5UtfttQ0:M ^ ¿T tires '.of the natloniYi^ W'a*hHlft6n ;‘an_«l fioWera. ’ rosea, ’ formi and; Bkster. '. He Was a d^an of pi _ j — ... uill entertain hutidrqda Of p eq p le'‘ at • Tallahassee, May 18.— Acbordiog <0. ^0lC .(Jurine tliir qA nthshd JXo.being crippled up* with rheumatism ' M_ c__« ■•'__ I . 1.» . , . , , ■ • lilies being used with mucfy CRbiter f trious unx/riibll knownMn thur. yirm- yaVr,1 Fetai'.unry.^Mntch“ «fnii Aprii. ■ least several Kundays a lid i perhaps to the provision of the new primary rannot get aroumFin an active camand skill to pfodnea uji urtiiatTr; vf? Jty and leaverhialcU»-hUjsniA ft.LtB^, ..L .whfn * . thoT lk., -factnry ivslAflilflRnvi'J Uw, a-raf e v e ry B u n d a y during the , mld; Mizn. pvoducGoç; ^ ' 9 t jjÊ È P \who. ha» no ‘jopposi.' ' feet. Small tftbh*«' >’ir«l art angl’d Tii. ' { • '' W . ‘sifmYmir svaso», .is practically ftp* tion:-for* (Tifi olllcn cn he'seoW he’ seokï., 'D 1» aD nlTh!se fight it) the Fourth* will Ve ly of' six children. brottnd «16^ven/flupdtfd'Vijh In tho dining roo'm. wheirq tfio j*q»MK. reody declared the nominee f< \ r ihut Vured by progress being made q ppjo kiipnt cl^Ihw fA Ä rlo a (T^ °'l °f hfc anti is about the ohly one __ * «* woro. scrvtddainty sandwii ofJi«'c, atul -bb namo wyt i\bt;iappeaf , ll**t hai afl.’akpnod much rnthusiOne Thing co(Tee throughout thb evening-, qrt-'thf A llo t to.be Vptfd for in the and some o f the candidate* have When you go A. P, Cdnuvlly gracifiUidv ptrifjdoa,- > r A_ tirjmaty e l e c t i o n . U n d e r , ' t h r m l d ^Franised 'to come hack ami make June 2 ‘ remember J '^rrjtagèn\cdt, thè hftllqt., w if/utjncc- at the cojreq-’u m ,.yh ile Mlfui, N orm a : KjfJ^lhrr trial before th », campaign marking ■ybur ballot ■ ta l; Herndon and ’ Mire fi/rltg, Jyrki: yirttrer' ’ 1 " J»^nd«d. ; . *.c ; m37 5S1 -tain»,'' or a train approximately 4rain' lejive Orlando early In the*! éssalijy cneumhBred/wlth' th* names the nam e-as ytni. hcrB^ofor«» bar amac.tif e aM istan^./lylrir. of^ù^h. tj'ruiidates. , ■ ri The;■y will always be Vvtleomc. rjope, the croaa'.Miibst he tnftdp at AW and off*Twit mib*s »opg to bring h>«rnhig Sunday, arriving here in chat rhin^ ofa*nar, i ^ t)id, mlrfdfe o f ' tho f â ^ t u S l ï n W . Burr «p«rjNAwto /¿ J ' ^ *’ * ^ r r 4 - *, v v th o u g h t of the,H.amt of tile petson tlm year'a'-fire- supply, tp thff Ford a om d . relrosblng frojfrt "m-/ -------- BHtiÿ, 'candidates', für rç«çbicUonv,ti> ' '' > - - » I ’ gtkrtiqg hack" in the li)te aftoninon, for whom you wish to yn)a; While. factory the office* of a railroad comntü- handsome pun«*h bowi )n '.#■ b q o jy .a fk); Thu i l r U W i U l ’ a b $ M Ì & valve * * * * * / K v^tors -severoì hours ■ httt lb do' with jljiliUi has th W is no ejctra allort required to.'^p sioner, find, thòrnselver» In a moat on- .vines and flowers u n U t f e k p d f sir- . bhtk|ui _ and amusements y / 0 Huncd’ ovRt by tho various caa- tbli it. l» cxp<'eted,that thore will’ be caps ami fitVAgs,; the Inner Uxb<-\ ' "'••hie and Cuhinmpdoble posttim?. ranged 1» .the yl.*n.y.DplfgbC«T in li-t bring hi "th e / com*«. Upon t)icir n r.-]® // bW h Bn', . - bidat« fdr ofil«»' jn fipidiaii-county many a. vote b*st b y ’ th« that, they hare .'no opposition sic was furnish«id by — l - ‘jr — , -*- ■ p hnszihig th« member* ef/rthe among tbiiie 'wTTo fiavo bcerl"ufte<l rival a.t'thTranorV’*tfW’tD*^JIW and under’ tho tfrxy law are alrêatfy IngTon and'^mith. and'npuijfty»f j ! » ■S%mblr«ì nt;. *ba«U, l A m ì ì ^ n f a t U t i r i o o d / t Ì i h t the plan (a {. ' ° utk>' Dernocrutic' Commitle*. Th«c l,o voting in this state. declared |hè nomiur«** wipliout phe nowast damjtr* w^fft' JftiaU/.lphidyed. fittings altachirfi ftml *ent; 4jkVn t J ^ J i g favorabiy-con ^dfrid by tho j. ••»^’ »»ys.tbat each cgndi{Utft i»uj^ nbcwtiDy of* their nafne^Wppearing Those dpjoying th« ‘ hoap|taHty ' o f . -V y the ccCr>suv*<?mhly, »»rfrom,.wb'm' ifu1:*1 'Atlantit -.^Cpkat Line and. Florida p*y five-pec wnt'. oi .bU anhdftDAwl* Mr. and .Mr*, .vH«fut|oli wirm Tytbw. • qn -,th* i>a|!ot to lio yotqd’ for. y A«to t e d W i ^ ‘ Hm F tloftst ‘radrAads. th * tw ^roads „ *rjr **'k 'Prtinary fae. (5/ llita three 'T beT U ct tlfst they have no oppsi- Laura Flth, Mra.,-.'PirWon.-Air. anrfi’ v» /h d g e S W Ï'together in h^arfiiijg the exDr. J ” , r*nf fb*a to the couftt>VompiisMrs. Nqwman, Mr. and R r a fO tv' aion -trqjijs.., Th« fratos will -bo. c tret LakW -W .VR/'W atson,'.W . Hill. ■ ■• #n‘i > to he usiRdVln bolding ■ epd < entary LictigiJ'iUqn, qf. thoir servocek'he^,: w1ir.)nake the '. J r i’rlmiry. Two j)e r ceiit B«w.- to TUchmo^ Mias Lucils .AiflhwaJl, Mias ILicn*' * ■ n avo. fiUr;l , .Rowland. M r: Bishop', *Mr. IJoyd, V ^ ' ^ ^ y ^ t a l t t e e 'b u t the Uw trip .b y ’ f t U ^ . , , . , ^ S ortit* lait »everat year«. ' rV.v * ‘ M c-'^ b rid ge return* to hic. hotnb tqry, J t » ^ t b y s 60a,* sjid apd -its -ita IlnckenUnrkm- Llnr-rrwd, a r t ; there fV«'ns7rrt;ed Jw-illtbyBAo*,' * ' - * Art ' w' lfi ■4h,| r; not say/fqr what puwQSe*'tmg Tsa P e t ó li^ ' I^ffler/.-Mios Wififia rt *-D)llwypk, Vs.Vftftcf spending thp( ¿eVmi*4 »'. ;kevjt/iK5ft- *tau«cîM ' In the-FtorijiCiJB*»t Ç«u»t by*d«^;.rqkd< ;”ÿ .f »; N o l j c r to Base hall Tt»y»'r(K Lsflhf. Mr. Rfrit winter in-'Bififònf^Apretwntih^ K-’ Ö*.- ah*p>.'Sl»JTh'o Ttcord fpr .oàsemblhig- I°r I'*0 ru^jio-tBj^ «òiy. ) * . / " .. -y.. K v t iy -g f Pgrnoon ù b ;4 ^ .0| ‘|t W 8. E. -Büret» flo y Chittenden, Joe fri«*n4f ^rés'on «qjî^k.w oft-m ad^tîçrs'porq ^ Tiu* piàh<is t«> *s6lt oxcûrai^a- tjck- ball- priy^ljtp beglnx;^ Coin*':' ChUiendin/ M fiu ' Beils Smith. M r. ' nave-about Jî.000, wtóih-is «Miles • « « *ft, » Co..’ ^HD " many ,I,an Alfa. ElOridgo wbqH'syeigbad Ä t p a t h la fp f^ e : 9&a pta fqr tho trip go«»d;j^ipi‘,thir;«tiirt- ^«ur assbHanW deeded. ,'^ fe cs«i|p• tbatrtcnòugff, tb hold’ the pn> ^ _V* -WfO.-SV- and Mr; b . ’ Ï * * ’ Thk_Dcmocralic Committee . » / . U u o i d Lop« will I»un«is, ’He assembled throe him- Itrg «Yatfon to 'th e òòàt h, a co'upon nbt Kiy* a gbod team ^fjthout piayy Braxton Parltins, Mis» Bessie Schur li. house , during ?»if -dre^jJrjM on -wheels In a day and *Hdn teb-tho be-^fcr*.' "_Tho t e a n T ^ i r ^ g o o d dné’ pert, kfi*» Charlotte' I.................. ~“ J gopd good for the *ri«lfl to -tho Jbeach beach b f. the pace for.daya at a timo. Ing -attaché«! to eae^VaJbôad ticket, a m i ! » berth on ■there ^ EHxahetlL idcLflughlin. rsd aeventy-7fArrangemeflli will be made wiih houor." Tt is' purcly vlocal Pardon, Mrs. Long o f dir# every out whether you piay.yr not Mr*. A, P. Onn of tho i couragv the bo)a who are ß >tr.Vy Xtcently flguf’od »niut for bsiebidL Conriiy. rr.,burg : * ■' •* /" ■ MAI FRONTSM ENDS! . IN EAST SEMINOLE n TO STEP '*49m : ^ä 9|t*tçrwf ■ m p iii ir ‘uv•.’4"0,h-'*rP«»*«:V -{ \ aL a«s*>fBgasjg r: n. jtoSSuTT si&MaHniMB � 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, May 15, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 15, 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>, May 15, 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