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sirnI Comedy under auspices oí th e
Welfare Depart m eni, Woman's C lub
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THE SANFORD
,
JANUARY 8. ISIS
Mrs Humphrey of Tarhoro. N. C., Apopka on T h ursday.
m ont and especially the fo m m jtle e w ant a b argain call on <»wr„.r i r.
, in charge.
Fifth street, Sanford. Fla,
j~'T
v Miss Jodie Cnughm nn and Miss I
---------------------- ------- *— ^---------- Congregational t'h u rrh
For Sale * Wholesale
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Hev I. S. W alker of Hirhview, Cecil Kaufm an of Jacksonville a r e
J a n u a r y meetitig of Welfare De- Hi., will arrive to d a y to visit his sort, the a t t r a c t iv e guests of Mrs. R. E. J For this m onth a helpful series water lish business, in.'l i,lir g «,?
purtident. Dr. Neal will give echoes Mr.
It Walker for several weeks, Tolar.
on the general subject " G ro w th ” is t e t s , Ash boat» and gasnli,,.. iftUr(,k *
Continued From Pi»«e 5)
of the Health Association meetinjt
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being considered at the evening also fish house, etc In •Imre ,,( (; ^
^
C ongrrm itional S upper
at Jacksonville
'/M iss Dira Tifila of Hutchinson,
services, 7 o'clock; the second one Aingenl.
-"-•Ur
,\/ msic l>rpt. Concert
T h e unnual business meeting of
of the seties will be given next S un
.Feti, Heller Hahy Contesi a n d Mimi . arrtVed on Mori day t» tnke
Wednesday
evening
at
the
Im
r
o
r
Side
C
ho»|
t
,it
t h e C engrcgntional church on Wod- Hnhy Show for thè ("ounty Fair
d ay l i g h t, and good m usy is «lwn\
up her dulie* a» teneh e r of drawing
perial
T heatre
the
Music
D e
l 1s t ilod, hom e hmi
i esday night
preceded by a d e
provided.
a n d music iti th è publb’ »clini ds
ment of the Woman's Club gave a
with growing crops
lightfully ¡’„ form al gathering of memPersomi! JMrnlios
( Miss Tiffta i* s to p p in g with Mrs.
The musical prelude last Sunday
very delightful and enjWhible con
tt
b o n a n d friends to pai'take of the ^ M rs . W I,. Morgan b it for J a c k - (' K. Walker.
night was enjoyed by a goodly n u m Henson, sickness
cert for th e benefit of the club piano
near Celery avi nue
d licious and appetixing supper pre- sonville Wednesday aftem oon for a
ber; Eatl Paxton on the violin. Miss
fund.
Although
t h e weather was
p ared by the ladies of the church. visit of severa! days.
v.-M rs .lame» S m ith of Parkcshurg,
h ranees Aspinwnll on the organ and
For Sale - Farm <>l
ko inclem ent a fine aut.iience greeted
T h e tables which were spread in the
Pii.. w Ito ha» !»*■*■li visiling Mrs J K
Miss Lucile Aspinwnll with her nmail house, at \*. ,
the performance.
T h a t ii was enchurch building were tastefully dec
Mrs. J. C. Wetdlef of St. I’eters- Terwilliger ih Imusekeeping ut thè thmbautiu anrl received the various charm ing voice, each contributed to 1’rice i'J.OUO, Term.- ;
o ra te d Tmd loaded with the dsubbalance at $10 a m n u l
burg is registered al thè Kobbins h°m * °f
Wm L esv ltt or, Tl-ird num bers with pleasure wns testified a very inspirational Half hour.
stn n tia l and d a in ty viands a n d e n
Dur
morning
services,
both
the
Moss id ace. See I |
Ncst.
Mrs. Weidler is bere in t h è Street,
by th e rounds of nppluuse that' would
trees prepared with the skill of a
S
u
n
d
ay
school
a
n
d
the
II
o'clpck
at
Moore's station,
inteirst of thè Adumr C h a u ta u q u a .
only be satisfied with an encore, to
culinary artist. N otw ithstanding the
whirh will ire Iteli! in Fobrunry.
Friend» of Mrs. O. W. Hrady will which those taking part on the pro service are growing In interest und
bad weather s ix ty guests sat down
Fur Sale*—Lot I .>, I»]*» »
num bers.
Were you nmong the
1he già il to bear t h a t sho is expected gram generously responded.
to enjoy the h ospitality of the ladies
eron
City.I Price f.r,n *!.,
one
thousand
who
wefo
w
anted
at
Mrs. W. P. C arter spent T h u rs - id Sanford .next week to spend the
Miss Lucille Aspinwnll won new th e S. S. hour last Sunday? If not, a m o n th . | Write Dr *• J
of th e church.
day a t Oviedo, the guest of friends. | next few weeks
FollfrainK th e social hour s p e n t 's o
laurels for hetself in her clever cos- ta k e a new start next Sunday.
44 E N in th St
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delightfully to g eth er the business
tu m c recitals. It would he dillirult
Mr. and Mrs. Long of A tla n ta . *■Mrs, Haines, nee Miss Irene Rrudy
ty judgu in which group of songs she
Next Sunday morning the special
meeting was held.
G a„ arrived lust week to spend th«*.-*ms tin- attractive gui st of Mr? \\
Heports from the various d e p a r t
excelled for Japanese a n d Indian |
f? r ^ n s j d e r a t io n will? he. *I'
winter in Sanford as usual.
K. Wnt*<m for several days this week
An Optimistic Optiook for 1Ö15."
m ents of the church showed, s p ly n - *.........
were beautifully rendered.
As a
FO R KENT
U s t W ednesday night, despite
did p ro g p s s for tin >’«nr Just
| y j j r * ftl)(|
|,,.,irrrr> who h a v e / M r Tenney D e e n e lias returned J a p a n ese midden she was charming,
the
storm
of
tin*
evening,
a
'g
n
o
r
t
^
f
r
+
A
e
e
^ e e » ^ '’<■»->»< * - ,
a n d an e n g a g i n g outlook for
„
cueM, 1(f Mnt. \Vll| H a n d to Stetson I nivursity to rcum * hi, : a a Indian muid «he was irresist
n
u
m
b
er
of
m
em
bers
end
friends
new church year.
At the ann u a l i
, .
, ,
ible.
She was accom panied by Miss
. . .
r u r R en t- - i
i .i'
.ii
.a,, in*••...
...
election
oft otllccrs
alln .ofi the
in ru m 1will cave today• tor la m p a a,,n d studies,
!• n u trís Aspinwnll, also in costume, gathered for the annual business
i
.
i
o
th
e
r
points
in
houui Moridu.
He-------mooting.
The
fail),ful
.Martha»
pro-'«»'
'.very ronv,
, 1 ,
,
... .
,
who is one oí the beat accom panists
bents werej re-elected, except tn e
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rn in g here th ey will leave for , A congenial p a r t y from Orlundo
vided
a
very
s
u
m
p
tu
o
u
s
b
a
n
q
u
e
t
for
______n
i a \ t rnui._____
trenaurer, Mr. C. R. Walker, re
iff th e city.
their
honje
in
Now
N\a»hington,
••
l
sto
p
p
in
g
at
the
S
a
n
fo
rd
House
nrn
nil
present,
which
was
appreciated
lo
signed. It was with m any regrets
Miss M argery Hoor, violinist of
For Rent Room
t h a t Mr. W a lk e r’s resignation was a b o u t Ffeli, 1st.
N
lr
.jin
d
^
M
r
s
.
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W
aring
M¡’»
U
t
0
a
o
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V-'
s’ •
La usen gei and M r. M . D. Wilson.
pleasure with her beautiful execution Ln
or the r n t i n n \ u s ifof!e. re p o rt. --------------------a c c e p te d for he fias been so clf»scly '
Mr. C. E. C a r te r of Valdosta, u
t.nd won dei ful talen t.
Miss P o o r’s 1 w ,lir|' «bowed th e church in good
identified with th e various interests
For Rent ' }ji-. •
Mr. J. T. GctshofT of T a m p a ‘is in nam e on any program i nr uro» Its i condition end tiie election of of rotini*« over Vowel ID
Of the orgmiizntion and .has been nephew of Mr. W. P. < art er has
ficers. An important» piece of bjiri .Vow ell -A <' .
such a loyal, faithful officer for » o ! accepted the position of bookkeeper the city in the in tere st of the county success.
uvas was the adoption of ,i M,.r u. ,d
m any
years St seemed
almost imwith tile H. & O. Garag<
fair.
Mr . Ft. K. Tolar, pin no so|oi«t, i«
** Mi.rkn of i.» E ff . I . : ’ Cl
.
furi i*i
possible to accept his resignation.
a sperinl favorite in Sanford and is
Powers
has
retu
rn
ed
—tow
ards which otrr ebbrehes as an
Erst F o u r t h M
Mr. H enry Nickel was elected to J * °L A. K
Mr and .Mrs. W in. II. Milche!! of a l wa y s greeted with hearty applause
¡u r tiN o rth
i rder ..re rnoving.
till bis place, showing a
wisechoice
U"tn aC hristm an visit to
Salem, N !.. tire registered . t the l b r numbers .ire a l wa y s among ti e
for
>. I,
i rut l i t t ) «
in tin- selection for there i> ever} I arolinn
Mi*. I u s e r
be t
she 1» a mitsiii.in of •itmsii ,1
Sanford H»U"<
tur f
. -! *
*. i •<
reason to believe th a t Mr.
Nick'd "on will re tu rn biter
al .lilt} and reflects gn-at credit ujnri
w ills
Si
r I ..
will be j u n as faithful and loyal in
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Mi", l'omelia S m ith and Mi-* t tie i it y
Felici i| an d i
fulfilling the duties of Ills ollire as
»'i* m i . tu-ti »dl lie iield
G ladys Smith, w Iiü have been the
Missek Jodi e Cuughman ami Miss i •rii •Libr.’t;
v /'rrroHiil Militimi
. i.
. . .
, Cora C. Hollingi r.
Ida predecessor. l>thfr officers elect
ii
the
Lilvrnry
on next Thtirrday, | C an aa latn . Nr N
Mr. -and Mrs. W. S. T h o rn to n p o p u lu r guests of M rs. A. W. Fitts Cecil Knufmun, of < Miss J a c ob i ’s in Urn Lilvary ’on'
e d - were T rustees, Dr. C. E. Walker,
J.’. nu-,-e 11,'ni rt^nn p. m.
have ns their guest today. Mrs. Jr., have returned t o th r i r home at School of Art. Jacksonvi ll e, gave
C. F. Hoskins a n d F. , R . K e n t;
For Rent
New
Smyrna.
| several dancing number» that wore
T h o rh to n ’s father, Mr. I) D. H u n
Clerk, Miss Flora Walker; Dea conn,
ly
furnished
, tmn-h enjoyed. Their interpretation
FI uh Die When Drawn t’ r. r Depth«
ter, an«! brother, F J. H u n b ’i from
.1 F. Secord. F indlay M unsopv‘C . K
p
i
l
o
n
e , g o i’ d
\|r and Mrs
C K IbibD'ir o ' of the new modern dailies Wim .1
In tin ,-tea; i| ■. |o
•
Winter P ark ; a!*(> itti u n d e. Mr C W
U . l k e r . L’sliers. Messr*
Fr.ieer^
g
r
**.i-i
\|.
( Imagi» .ire giii'si^ in tile eltv
.
t .-.ine
graceful exhibition of art
In the twtnpvr o u r • i I: *
Arm strong, H a rry Carlson and Kl.
lii.bbir
s
N
n
o
m
a
tte
r
v\hui
o
m.,>
l..
ut
the
»hr
[dance of tin* Temple Hells, iiccorn
c h o i r Muster. E T bitl.-r will spend several day- in o ur
fa re
W h e n Hi- !r: . .
». i■i h
ton Moiightnn
I’ llv.b .rid par n <1 h v Mi*s I.• i* lib- Aspinwnll
M
iid M: ^ f
p r .itv a it h the p r o - p . 'I .,f m.ikii.e tb iWiardrUlT
M lisle Comtnittee,
;1*< d In tl|i- w.»rk ,i r i !.[
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.,
lo ir
I'
’
solm-t, \ 11- - > mil K iifrrotn »
1 11,-i r . . t i r . * i . i - lit 1 1> ilawgliti r ! ..
Iits future htiiue
rurfhee contail.llig '-¡.I . fjneli., et .» »II
I K \\ ..Iker h iridili} MiiristMl n ed
t -» » Ilf
1
I
>.ty
101111
Wi-il
i-speclallv
ftft’
uctiv'e
rinentire
pr*.
rc.ni uri >1 liver from
mals^ hnil lish i.dmJ ;-n
n¡, ,j
i ,i
( U Walker
f 1»C4
1 ' til t
* Mrs. Hurry Ferrati was the guest desila} til visit tileir cousin, Ni W , g ra in » a s th o r o u g h ly good a n d w ell most of tlje rrejturiM .m> <!• el
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*i •e l v i i | bv th e a u d ie n c e
It re
li peterMrs I'.t e r s .111*1
<d Mrs It I Tbs. di, r **• Wedile*
f uel , ult I h**»e ft,.in ili, .I...
r ¡.
1n m ii net merit«
K í h ' ; »»
son, Jack, returned wiili tinnì in Ib-i t ' m u c h cred it U pon tin- d ep art
At
tin
Imperial
M u , day.
w sé
J i. ii
ters of great hydrostatic pressure to niched r" ,’,
continuously
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W. H. H yn e s .
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Great
Sale
B oy’s
,y
PerCent
Discount
Sale
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Sale irt W inter G arden— Large
2 s to ry 6 room house, repainted.,
one acre land, barn. $2,100, cash or
te rm s . F. J. Hill, W inter Garden,
Florida.
r0-7tp
W’a n t e d — Work on firm by reli
able man, good references. N. T.
Berry. Gen. Del., c i t y .
40-4tp
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Wanted <. i i
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F o r Sale— Five W h ite W y a n d o tte
Cockerels. ' Rex P a c k a rd , R. D , 2,
Sanford.
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a g ' m d gì u t b
For Sale
Overland Touring Car, iholoughly
overhauled, gcod running order
Underwood Typew riter, No,
t.
Ilrut class condition.
One Oak Roller T o p Desk, nearly
new.
One Walnut Flat Desk, old styh-.
One Plant Jr. Horse C ultivator,
practically new.
One Painter Fertilizer Drill.
Seven Darrel», for spraying mix
tures.
Lot Hoes and o th e r tools.
,*
Thirty-ftvo hundred Cablmge
C rates.
If you want a bargain in any of
t h e above call on o r address C. C.
Woodruff, Sanford, Fla.
4p-4tp
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* All Local A(lvi*rtÌHt’im*iiis I mlt-i
T h lii Ilfffdiffft T H R E E C E N T S a
L i n t ’ F o r Enrlt I n s e r t i o n , M in ile urn
C l u u g e 2.» C e n t s .
' Choice for Just One-Fourth O il
F rom the Price
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♦ CLASSIFIED ♦
ADVERTISING
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Ladies’ Suits
and Coats
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For, sale $2300, celery ftVm at a b ar
gain, 16 acres right in village, 600 feet
fro m R. R. siding. C heap and on
e a s y term s, 6 acre« all plowed an d
irrig a te d .
Fine flowing well. T h e
la n d is all fenced a n d just- ready to
s t a r t planting. You can
price of the land th is year.
.
i
W anted To buy
horse wagon.
Mu-t
d itin n -an d a real
, R. ,N. Poston, 1. • v
lO-'Jie
BAKCRY
m
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n s-;
4 4*
Make a Trip to Our
Bakery
**' Don't be afraid
No.one will h u r t you
And you’ll n o t Ik
delayed.
Wc arc unusually I’01'
As busy a s can Ik.
But little t o t s lik e you
We manage to »cc
J . L. Miller s¡
Bakory
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T H E Y A R K C O M I N G T O T H E S E M I N O L E B O U N T Y 1 A I K F E B R U A R Y :ird , 1th. 5 th a n d lith , 1915
ÏÏÏ! T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D " ™
AND FRIDAYS
IN S ANFORE* Elf*’ /* H i,/, Uvtng
SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. J I M \RY 12. 1915
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VOLUME VI
w e l c o m e
to
NO 11.
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c it y
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LABOR H O S T S C A P T U R E S A N F O R D T O D A Y A N D H O L D F O R T H R E E
D A YS— M ANY
R O M IN E N T M EN O F F L O R ID A A R E H E R E
A T T E N D IN G T H E A N N U A L C O N V E N T IO N
The fit It«'I)» of Sanford will act a i | th e history of tJic Stale Federation
host to o real Hve convention o f , o f Labor «ill he
held in Sanford
»orkin* people who meet a n n u a lly , Mrom J a n u a ry 12 to J a n u a ry lfi, arthii being'the fifteenth a n n u a l c o n -' cording to the expectation of the
rention of the Florida S ta te Kederu- s ta te president, C. K. Shejiard, edi1ttJr**of'‘tffe
t u * vi liil. •'!
Mifltfti
id mi r.afior
i.dii'H Journal
JDurild I
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.North, east, sou th and west in tho Mr. Shepard leave* tomorrow to ^
p f »t »ute of Florida delegate» are
• arriving t<> convene in session today,
Wednesday and T h u rsd a y .
Those
delegate represent over ten thou,md •killed artisans of som e thirty
different rafts, a large contingent
•rrived , 1 'te r d a y ns an advance
piard frutti I k-nnville, am ong them
beine lb, secretary of the Federa
lion,. Mr « K. Terry
The convention will hold its sottion at the commodious E l g i n Hall
xnd the
p a rlia m e n tn ry .
b u sin e sslik e
this-» rep resen tative »manner tfiat
of ihr working nutrì c n rrv on d u rin g
the |*fi’ •* i *i »i > w o u ld ani-m i»^ ih«*
»’v*1»ii*i î v m rc p ri n i*n t;ilIM*
axera
k• d* i»'U.tt•?♦ un* ho- V
Air.
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for („'I
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f prnu..rii,, to »■
m a ' 'la '
a g id a I ion through the
•tate h gl laI un timt «Ìli Hfl -l'Oie
of l e
,I ' Il»l,rdens of tin- l|:nfair
barde ri I t la- ! oiling men and worn
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Aaxillary Ila- tlilee
rrpreseiit.ilives in th e |rer»nnnge of
Mn. J l[ Hoyle, Mrs. J II Mackey
and At,-. I R Ilovington
These
ladie» «fil make a strenuous e!!«,M
ln-i
'■ a Ladle- Ao m Io* v m
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f ii L ti,,r f 1Hi Ii N
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l.ttn I. , I ■d women Cl»11L111**0 fi 1»
T h e delay it,
the u i»,
triol hern, <1sni|tbt **i -i
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■biter- at he u n io n m en of Ja * ksrm K v c rg lu d c - w ill
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taken
velinoti,
and
some
a*
t p" t
the tiuinuii race, physically, morally, i
tM
tnentally and financially; in other r u t
’,ur
>1 o, ful
™'d».
MBnd for justice ..ml Î , " l e ; n ? 1 1«»l*r-vcrn. n . I •
* . work
«qullty to all m a n k in d .
• r’11 llu'ir ,rUnt “ n,‘
m, tlieir
Any lady who is related to a work- wK,,h ,,u"
man .«diluted with the American ,w#liVP
Tiie Sanford Hoard ot I : 'fi haFederation of Labor hus entree into
tuken over the matter of entertain
tbis organiiation.
Ttie- pro»|*erts
fwm tdv-ncpil r«i|»crts shpw Hurt m e n i . of if,’legate«, and Mr *>hcpard
tbtoe btlies will leave on e djourn- h i s been informed tl... t ' . !. fi,-ate
mrnt of the convention a live Ia dies* program of social event- h - been
prepaied. T he w o m e n will L* gi' eri
Auxiliary in Sanford.
The following i . iron, the Miami | « I^ C u H ^ M e n t i o n
Mr. Shepard is fu rth e r u fii.rin ed
Mítrepoli-:
t h a t thcru have jnnm a larg e n u m b er
^ nf "i the larfees convention«
of new locals formed th ro u g h o u t the
'
s ta te d u rin ( the past tw e lv e m o n th s
T h e mem bership of th e union- has
increased 15 per cent a n d the linancps of thn s ta te organir.: ti<ui are in
splendid shape.
*
T h e fifteenth a n n u a l c o n v e n tio n
of the S ta te Federation of L ib o r conconvened a t 9 o'clock this morningAmong the features of this m eet
ing will bo an address by Mrs. K. L.
Cooley, piesident of the Florida
Kqual Franchise League, on Wom
a n ’s Suffrage.*’ Robert
McNamee,
also of Jacksonville, win* i» the fed
eration's legal advisor w ill
d e liv e r
his annual report and Ion 1 Farris
will deliver an addr,f»>> on
Need of a C onstitutional * on v o li
tio n ."
J . C. P rivctt, s tate labor inspector
will deliver the address on behalf of
the s ta te u|»on request of Governor
P ark Tram m ell, who sets forth his
reasons ih tho following letter to Mr.
«
P riv e tt: v d V
“ H aving been invited to Ire presM
É r
I 1, 0 1 , 1.,
M .,1,
1 , <1er.........
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p r o m i s e , ttiat of
> . Ì f it -
l..p >-r:>
forwu riling
L ibor, (Ins-ting'
t herewith submit for y our eonsid i , i a eh iiirron ., It.. >1 la eli
A 11-1 w.
el ,t t loft . t h e aiilill.il report <d .M'l'f t T im r V
Th
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•
I.
« IT i t o l i
lie e
Ti. i
tue
Come
,i U i i r e r , - ufi
nfoi
*< M
isl-
t . i t , A l Mill ■
I
■b III
e. h
\\ A
ed t h a t convention from Jac k so n
ville. in company w ith their h u s
ban d s wlio were delegates were so
im bued with the w ork of the t r a d e
union movement t h a t on the follow
ing Ilf*Hi III they ca lle ,I a meeting of
l he Ìndie* in Ltd sou ville anil organ
ir fi .i Ladle-' Auxiliary of the ( ' e n
trai T rades A L i b o r Council, s t a r t
ing w ith just a few members. T h e y
now lui ve a m em bership of 90 a n d
dur c
S lic e
m
fu tu re own their • ow n home.
We
believe a similar m ove has b e e n
m ade in this direction in the M agic
C ity of Miami.
a. *.
Ladles’ Auxiliary
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>1lortly alter th o Miami convont jon | . i s , y v , i T
1 tdit*v who a tte n d
on«* o f t ht • | | \ 4I’liest o r g a n i z a t i o n * WO
!m \ «• in \\w loci, 1 m o v e meni
To
i h»*\ Vu*V«• pr> >» •
1 »alna Id.,IV*F 1 1o «n r fluivi'• ni en t would !»•*
put I »ni! it eiuld
NI,» m,«»,' f,i, t hi»
III w
I’«'.
I• t
■ )*■ pr«*mir.«*nt t ij im »* - t ! ♦
f • « I *f, ««-fi l|Ofl 1
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will . 1 »
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t *f g a n i/ a lio ii W o rk
it- |i.is| i rar I h. \ i- or
inerii piaci* on the program of this garnie.i the following unions in the ,
convention is Arthur Keep, who was ! clfy of Jacksonville: Starionary E n - ,
a delegate to the eoriventlon of the gllteer
Hotelier Workmen. llfewery ,
.. ml a Fellemi L ib o r t hinn |
• »tv. ,i union «d Stru,
K ee p will d e l i t e r bis r e p o r t to t h e a t IV.
lo r.-1 I
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A
tl'cel tl,i*
■■rc.. t
■
i P«»r í l»y ot •• «,» 1 1««-«r
\l: >«ng Die nllter featu res >>i I lie
o « ti
p- >. i,, w,|| 1 ,■ t h.
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N. a tl filí.i.
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P
i l i * ’ i pr \ t * *»n V* i t hm i
of UMti .tr* i n tin* jo!» fur f!i»*ir pur*
•• *nit V
Brillar
secietary tre a s u r e r for th e c u r r e n t , him of th e needs of each union, a
y e a r ending Decem ber 1st, 1914:
1copy -of which I have for your inIn making this my first report | npert Ion and npproval.
will say th et I took up the duties of,
1 believe it has been proven Imjth is utlu-e U«-Jan, 2!*th/ 1PN, alid Ifrt’yWWV *Hrfdo«f of\T dohht t h a t i R a s
thl*
eleven
o n th s th
at have
elapsed, been
out in*
the
lii* «
m »» ii m
uiDiiun
Hull
fill >U Ullipst'ii,
rn had
ii.ki practice to
m give
K1*1 vitiw
. . . .
.% .
.a.
:
.
t compared with the mime time In p i ^ i W i f u u u i r -of
Mato inajfaiine,
year yo u « i l i fu u I b y close s t u d y of
ligure- in the financial report that
the St..te F ederation of Labor Im*
m ade «(fienili,I gains, not w ilhslutiding tin y e a r jti-l closed has been
ra th e r , •It \ «¡«r, li n iii-t rt ills -pen t
ing
Vlu-1 Iler lorill lini li « Im ha- a pr III
. .. t ». 11 * on V »•iilioiiN a n d flu
f ) i .iti»*. *if ] l»»rid ♦
nu» i
bofijfi
that
the c o n v e n in g of ihc State
Federation a t Sanford on the 12th
instant, a n d it being impossible for
me to lie in a tte n d a n c e on account
yl «Vi’ ,9 t^ c i^ L v U ^ c a T.L«iii4^M*4«uag
111 time,
iiilii'» lI .till
id
aillt lilt*
the irrvai
present
a m KiiiiiK
going to
*
....
auk th a t you kindly represent me a t
this convention.
You m ay assure the convention of
in) h ea rty sym pathy in their lighteon* elloits (or the betterm ent anti
the general welfare of th e laboring
|ieo|i|<’ of ot/r slate
1 «ineerely ho)ie
that the i-otu i ni io,i «ill he one
fraught «itti gr>.,t o n n " "
ent up on
L a b o r In sp e cto r
■opie lo lle
III
■III
hu m ir V I
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p
II.
e i ’ -M.
fin per meli o( -olii !• !■J, ■-
m i t
he
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in,
! I,ti 1he i 1
il <d |l ■ I
pr - t ,
t
♦
I
wa.-
c a lle d
Flo rid a
to
l ’r»»ss
o ld er
by
A sso cia tio n
Pre sid e n t
H um pliru- in the S anford H o u many m atters of im p o rta nee d b
cussed
It was decided to have the
and
L ik e R e g io n m em bers b e c a m e it part
.South H onda A “ ‘, r j * ‘ io " *'
tlmy wished ro do so anil this mat
Of the
■" * “ •
wnv of e n t e r t a m tn'etit
P r o i n p t l v ut
;
, h(. iUutrs (lf , t„ . ,|i„|n g l » III at
, , |(t
S a n fo rd
flo u —
w.-r,- th ro w n
„„.j
t()l. U l bles re presen ted
jo every way
The
e d ito rs
th a t
'. '., 1
.. ■,
>tlort
i
»,
gl V11, » II.,..« in •barge ««f
I tif.il V** •*»# «km« Id •
.1 ! i f
I'M Ifi, . ) » t 1fi.it neglect.’»
o d .Mid t!i. u .* r!
t tint w«■ ii*. • ! i*«Ri . alni llu 'ir w elfare i» th**
- short If h e r d u ty
I rt
1 am of 1 lie opilt* !
e o iiilu s io n ,
ca n n o t
ite
, ht.
C e le ry
C ity
and
l
dcnire
to
th an k ' lit»'
ottlcer- for ilu su p p o rt rem b'ied t h is
nllici- d u rin g 'h e y e a r , al-o the lo e a l
u n io n «
.id jL it c d
fo r
t lie su|ip«»rtglv«'H I lie state b o d y, n il w orking fo r
the
o b ta in e d
j in th e d a ily press, both p a p e r* are
...
.
. . .
...............
» tut tborw e re m m . , ...... o f it by th e large j ^ j y
uniU .r‘’Btun<| ' , he aims and «*p yrilmUl of celery that was franked, . ,
.
j , ia |)0r
m„
in
fit. V grounds fo r
■
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j. j4
I. t.v* • t *f
\A i 1 . Vi t « .t I b, r pa p«T« m t iit. -tate that ar>- of unttdd value to the
workt r- giv m g «m , h week such in
f o r m a t io n
|,r ,t'l.
t ....... .
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♦ , ,
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in M.
A!, '»
n
i, a , . |eit >.ih)or«l o o l i i d a v
ih,
o*• niellili;
i' " ' " i .
m
I M’
1hi- !.. .»■
•nkllii assure-, them llial tu- u t y 1Olilli wish it to III',
o. ,
n fieliig thè m«- et rngs of ih,
,if llu'ir mn that with 1h>’ l,a«i. mg of the
S o u t h F l o r i d a Press A s s o e i a t i o n , t h è *tll gi \
!.. .he H eg i on Press A s s o e i a t i o n a n d l i ve l i t e F.iisl < oas i Raiiw» i y xviil Nl.lt«* l e detiitioi, of 1»i Lor and th<’
t hè m e e t i n g ifi t h è Kxx-eutive C o m
i b " a r r e n g e a s p e ci a l t r ii f•ir llie p«r-o uni eftort* of ev ery delegate
................ . t h è FMÌAdd l'r«’<" Associa
■n - m n a m i ma n; , side tri|- will I«’ Uit tl In «tilt«’ -eiuti ■r and r«' |,res«’lit
t n m . (In a rro tin i of ininsiiig traili j i l a u n e d
.«11V«• in hi* fit. 1m t «lit-- filli i a u !><’
"OOO.'.IOI- many of th è m e m l w r The e d i t o r s in S a n f o r d wete a bo-y pr«»|»erly aiiiended alni t h è olirne of
fini noi a r r i v i ' until late in thè after i((|
)„.|(| tneet m g s rigdit ufi lo t In laboi inspeetor I»’ Iliade a power for
nomi am i t he y «er«- immmlhit« ly
„ rfBnKP,| | „ r t he I mntpiei
Thls ! R"‘»d. i nsof ar a - lite live* a n d w„ltiefcen in u u t o m o l i i l e s f or a trip over
Mur|,r jM. j,,
v c t n r s w h o 'fa re of luti*- childreii «re eoneiTrud.
thè l e l e r y lields. I |KMt i h e i r r e t u r n
.,, | Mot expecled so mueli in thè
I.altor Press
the S o u th
at ino*|,l.i re in m a n y citn»H o í
i , 1 r «• i,- nifi p u l HO|t||‘ of t H p
r\u! e -fits ini.>* o t*31\ o»n
...... '
ih
n**vs
¿oinjc
on
•:ifi
..
that
fi" ■
•I o - o rigarti t «*
H r»
1 ( ' ical
• i. r, • i,t i- o il'
. ,
1 - i "•
t . 1 m o, *
I
Meeting of Hie Press Associations
tjist Fridaij H as a liifj Success
t a t , »» <•
' t, • fie rigt’l to CUat
tlie ir, frniieluse and «ill lend th eir
efTnrt-' t'iw'iifds purifying the pollt-
Hid
they
’» - - « ,
..........- ..............Z ,
'!! ‘ ln?
‘li" hBB o( celt,r> w••r,• *"*u “rV'1. ov« , i n helping to su p p o rt his paper, both
a«., the meeting.
] t h e tables.
Roses and ferns and L
BUb , crlptlon and contribution of
T h e Executive C o m m ittee, com- (lower* of all kind* w ere a m o n g t h e 1
news f r om his u n i o n
As n r e s i d e n t
posed of President It. J. H o lly .'ta b le decoration*. *
of J uc kEonvi ll e I k n o w t h e A r t i s a n
Harry llrown of the St. Augustine
President L ake of the Commercial ha s c h a m p i o n e d t^ie w o r k e r s ’ ca us e
Record, Oscar Conkllng of th e Miami C lub asked Rev. Waldron to invoke
Record, Claude Johnson of the Kis- t h e divine blessing upon the assem a n d h a s e x p o s e d many i hi ng * in p o l
sornmee Journal, Clarence Woods of blage, after which they sat down and it i cs the d a i l y p a p e r s f e a r e d to han
the Kustis !a»ke Region a n d Clyde did justice to th e following rruYru:
dle.
!n*nh(ir t, it is a free a n d unGlenn proxy for W. F. Stovull of the
tr am m eled sheet
always standing
Celery
lettu ce
Tampa T ribune met several time*
Chicken Soup w ith R ice
fur i h e r ight it.fi fenrb*» in it* light
during the interim a n d accomplished
Roast Young T urkey
iigi.iti»t w r o n g '
m ucfi in th e way of a r ra n g in g u pro
Chestnut Dressing
grain for the meeting in Miami. It
La tint T e m p le
C ranberry Marmalade
wa* definitely decided to hold the
D u r i n g tfie y e a r t h e T r a d e l nionMushed Potatoes
next meeting of the F lorida Press F rench Pea*
Water Biscuits ists of Jacksonville have organized
Association on March 2 6ih, 26th and American Cheese
Hot
Mince
Pin
and incorporated a Labor Temple
27th a n d the program t h a t will be
Cafe
Noir
Sanford
Cigars
Avsocfotion.
Much stock has al
given to t h e public later is one that
President L ik e then called upon
will appeal to the association. It will
ready been, sold to local unions am^
be a business meeting a n d the joy th e followirig gentlemen for ' re
individual m e m b e r s , and it is the
, •
rides will not be allowed t o interfere sponses to the to asts:
Address of welcome, Mayor D. L. e a r n e s t hope of the ^nrksonvU le
with the business aesaions.
Thn
Continued on Page 8
Unionists to some day in tho near
Executive Committee was very en-
su m e
goal
to
m ake
b e tte r
t lim i
tra d e
u n io n *
th in g
m ore th an to c a ll a tte n tio n t*>
th«'
alo n e
m any
w o u ld
«•■ fin ii
c o n d itio n s
had
th e m .
never
in d u s tria l
w rongs,
mare t h a n
cxi-fi, in >■. but
this
i-
If
th e
done a n y
t h is
ju s tify tlie ir
a
«te e stu m
•
i
IjU
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•
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p a g e ’t w o
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS IN
REGULAR SESSION
W o o d ru ff, th is c o u n ty
is losing a
m o - 1 t-ibiienl puMie servant, and
tju - In>ard ail able chairm an and it
is t h e desire of i his board to extern!
to our chairman our sincere thank«
mill appreciation fur his ez> lent s e t vice during ‘the term of his ollice,
and
for the fa irn e s s ..m l in f o t h t a lit y
w in c h
111
lie
has
d e li lie r a t i n n • o f
pre-ltied
th is
nvet
h o a rd . a n d
tile
for
t h e m a n y co u rtesie s e x te n d e d to ub y h im d u rin g th e tim e th a t he has
s e r v e d a * ch a il m a n o f th e b o ard of
m m tv
c o m m is s io n e r* of Si-mimd-
count . 1 hind.i
v d o p ■I t tuA 1» 1!<! .
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B R A N C H
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lumi are puyuhlc <1
to l he homi
trust«"«** hy th è lux i**»ll«*rl«xr
The
borni truH«*«*« lor Itili,"1 U.io.tuo k
Druìnagc Districi are .1 II. l.ee, !..
T Unni ami O. P Swopc.
The
m u n ti
ir. i - i n r
li.»*
to»
.<ut b o n i .
lo liaii'lle illese fumi« ami « ho uhi to'
pani ihrei t to t riiste«** h> tnx «**»llector
T he (ollowiiig resiiliitiim
m i«
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t
T u x i fil l ector of Si' tiuiiol, r i o i h l i
F i o n d a i- h«*r« lo. .. ut lotiize«i .ini ir
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I h a i t a g«- I o t u i fu ..i
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paying lill«'tesl un Inni [■
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BANK of OVIEDO
OVIEDO, FLORIDA
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u,i« r e a d a m i o r d e r
l'.letl a n d < d i
thè «olii polpose "I "takl g la re of
t u Kntzmingt-r.
!I
..sr l M 1 11er » a • i I
fililo vt tu g -nai l.
to
thè Ìfit«Ti-st o|i boml« illd -ìf Oli;
( *oinmisnioro i «
lle ^ liililn g at tlie O ra n g e « o m it ) l l i i f l i y
p h y s ic ia n a l the
me s u l a r y .
lutiti of t liest U n lioiol i ,uv
llo n o ra h le F rank L, Woodruff re
_.
1 ...... .
a ' . . . _______________
.1
Ry., .thence
C
om m u n ica tio n of
1 A. Ì M c k t o n .
Clerk instructed to write Comp- on __wet
side of eF. eE. l<' I,..
tired a n d ro m m is s io n e r I. A Brum............ A »... I.
el l loll
|i lie I eij l l e s t i 1 g t hi
' II •' liltU
.ori 1i
troll«.r W
K it l t t . tlin l
11 m oney
’|g
ruff tiiok i j« s.-iit as a m em ber of
p.i r« d. «i.*
c o l l ec t e d b y h i m w h i c h s h o u l d hi" | i a r a l ! 'd w n f i r a i l rm u l l o m a r l e d r«*.ui|i* in f«a«b «•«•ndrm
th e hoard of c o u n ty commissioners
( io *|o««titn
f.*r—d
Chiiliiotn tow n«nt\ tin* distane»* r e a d a n d
c r e d i t e d t o S p e c i a l R o a d a n d Mriilg« i
of ''em itm tr nii.nl « . Florida
.,,. 1 I » i
',\
]’
(In
JANUARY 12, 1915
'l l 1
Sanford. Fla . J a n f t . 1'.<I f t .
l l o n n i u h l f b o a r d oi C ou n ty Com*
misrionr-rs in a n d for ¿a id c o u n ty met
ill tegular session lit 10:30 o'clock
a . m.
P resent:
C halrm n n F. I,. \WnofrulT and Commissioner* I.. P. Hu^an,
C. W. E nlzm inger, J. A. C lark and
J . T . McLain.
T h e following resolution was a d o p t
c«l:
,
Be it Resolved. My the board of
c o u n t y commissioners of Seminole
c o u n t y , Florida, in session this 5th
»lay of Jan u a ry , 1915, t h a t ,
Whereas, T h e term of ollire ofour
p re s e n t chairm an, F ra n k L. W ood
ruff is about to expire, and
Whereas, Since tile org a n iz atio n
of Seminole co u n ty , th e Honorable
F r a n k L. Woodruff has ably served
th is board a* its cha irm an, and
Whereas, Inuring the term of of
fice ju s t drawing to u close our rela
t i o n s with hint a t nil times have
b e e n most friendly a n d cordial, and
W hereas, we feel t h a t the H on
o r a b le F ran k L. Woodruff has m ade
us a most co m p e te n t a n d efficient
c h a ir m a n , an d has during his term
of office at all times had th e in te r
est of Seminole c o u n ty «Incendy at
h ea r and has enntinuullv used* and
exercised his hirst efforts an d inilu»»nces for the prom otion of the u i l fnre of Seminole, e m m t y, devoting a
large part of his tim e to the interest
of said county, when lie should have
been attending to bis p rivate a f
fairs.
Therefore, he it Resolved, By th e
h o a r d of county commissioners, insession, this th e 5th «lay of J a n u
a r y . A O . liM ft. th a t if is th e sense
of this board th at in the retirem ent
from n in e* of th e flonoranl** r r n n lk
I.
« -
THE 8 ANFOKD HERALD
Ilo
I IIJifa r*
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I htO
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r. ............... ..
h. t
\
bulge
li e a n d
.,. .
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.,
K
1-
n e a b o ard
mg a »inking fui,d. Cumini •"■•loiiei « tu a i t .
man, wilncssv* lit the ' m e of M.uc
M in u te s of lust regular meeting
rotjuest compilane«* h y him with uct
C om m unication • of Rc.it E s t a t e of Florida, vs. John P elira o n wlui
a n d special meetings rend and a p
of 1913, which pro villes th a t th«**n Exchange of T a m p a was lead a ml with left off the fee bill ite paid tlv-ir
p ro v e d .
fumi« sitai! be paid b y him diteci to or«lur«*<i filed.
ft*»"*. v.ief 'tread end g m nte«l. and
J y d g e Beit Fish ut>penr««d before bond truste«*« ami not to the c o u n
Co mm un i eat ion i f fruì I) Ji n- «derk instrui-ted i<> «¡raw wi.rrj .t •
tb»1 b e a rd in reference to g- tiling t y ' r e f i n e r
km «,
l .x
•o i l . l o r i n r e f e r e n c e
to
fo
* ' 20 « - « e h
a franchise to Michael Shultz, t ■<
p
er
s
o
n
a
l
t
a
x
of
Mr«
A
n
n
i
e
H.
R**p
.rt of h o e d t-n
t ■■ •»(S)„*r
Mr f . R. U „ H e r albir........ . tin*
l’ I t i . t i w [m in \ ii g ii -1 T«T. F U t, tu \ i
build a lull bridge across the St
H
u
m
p
h
r
e
y
s
Was
r
e
a
d
,
a
n
d
s
ali
l
e
re
lai
Ko..«l
.
nd
b
ul
ge
Ul
triej \>k
b o ard in ti le re m
to
. rn*i <.le i oiin1«I 1 11.« .lini ¿ini r .i ni ri -f . i .i 11 ■- it.-, i> 1
John* river at what is know known
f errei ! I'.u k t o l a x ■ utlector
A,-r.
■ *■ ' it .1
. I
i t r ■ li re.
t y F. ir
ihillng lln.l Unir, iti I I N o i -\l. \ I N ■« | \ >
as M onroe f«*rr\
Proof of puldi<»
Coin
m
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n
i
i
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timi
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m
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l
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Mr.
T
i
.
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1
1
«"ill
a
ililr«
A D V A N ( I.
A l l n t a i l liiite r« «>f II««» l u i >
tion in Sanford llenild was tiled
liriek ^ mad Coast Line Railway Co..
udvisiiiKE stim a te of
kr«"d I
Uiilutm«, eit
refer«*!!«-*.*
t««
board
in
ij
r
«
fiin
i
Augii««
i ' t , 191-1. io -\>i,-»T I . »
w ith t h e clerk of this board.
proposition.
that th e crossing* i t Monroe. C e m - j ........ . u, charge «.i Sp. , I Load m
191;». ««ili « Iu re «li p ro b i« ni tu r i n
H nuorabb' F 1. Woodrull, I). I,
ro a d , G e n e v a
am i
B e u r d n l l , IR *'*«*'
D is t r ic t
No
I.
fur
brick
Mr. T h ra s h e r came Imforo t h o , « “ 5^
(;,,,,‘,vn " ,d
, hauled by Wilson C o n stru ctio n Co.
tiic e x ie n t oi $40 io 5 0 0 per c it . « n -j . . «
T h r a s h e r and W, J- M cB ride a d
they b a y . P R O V I D E D l
W r «eli am i* «leu«, r
d ressed the hoard in opposition to board and s ta te d th a t the county j 11venue. ,mtl boH1? repaired ns re- road a n d ap p ro v e d and th e following
3 0 0 ,0 0 0 new Ford car« d u rin g llia t p rrio ii
” * * . “ “ Ì “V}
! ,
g r u n tin g franchise. •• H on.
Forrest was indoliteti to th e city for theiC,
bills were ordered draw n on the
1 H* *,il 0 ' '
* Ho.\..ri
or Special Roa«l a n d Bridge District
. L u k e . R. J. Holly, Geo. A. De- part of road’ and bridge fund, and |
Koaiiiirr 54 -iO
asked
t
h
a
t
settlement*
bo
thudo.
j
straw
ln
g
two
mile*
of
the
Oviedo
C o tto s, G. W.. Spencer a n d 0 . P.
Txxuring car **
S IB 0
No. 1 fund.
Mr. C am eron cam e before t h e i 1“ 1*1. OxUndo road, commencing at
‘S w ope addressed th e board in favor
lo w n ear - *
Fr«"«l T. Williams. cngin«*or, $10.00;
of g ra n tin g franchise.
On motion board a n d r e q u i t e d th a t road from <ou,,t>- line and running two mdes Seminole Construction* Co., hauling
C n u p c lc t
.
.
.
S750
buck toward« Oviedo for li-Ki.OO |M*r
of. Com missioner C. W. K ntzm inger Onoro east lie opened up, a n d on
S
c
d
a
n
$971»
mil«', was read, nnd on niorion of brick, 186.59J Wilson C onstruction
( n b. Drlroil
a n d seconded by C om missioner L. A. motion of C. W". Entxniinge'r, L. A.
Commlsslqnor Kntzminger referred Co., huullng brick,- 4046.07; Tim
. B r u m l e y clerk wits au th o riz ed .to in Brumley a n d A. F. Bell were a p
72,8*11 F o rd car\ * r r c vold at retai 1 du rm i!
Total,
to Com missioner J. A. Clark, with Keane, testing brick, 9.00.
vito th e board of c o u n ty com m is pointed a com m ittee with power to
A
u
g u s t, S c p tc m b c r, O c to irc r and N o v c m b c r
4251.66.
pow toer uct.
sioners of Volusia c o u n ty to a tte n d act.
E s tim a te of Fred T. Williams, on
C om m u n ica tio n from b oatd of
a call mcctipg in S anford on S a t u r
Mr. H ow ard came before the
gineer in charge of Black H am m ock
co
unty
commissioners
of
HillsborC»f» «t SinÌor»! Machìnr & C i n | t Co
d a y , J a n u a ry 16th, 1915, to discuss hoard and retjuested th e board to
Drainage District read a n d th e for J
C, f , William», A ffli!
KJw aul M ietiti M im ic i
th e m a t t e r of g ra n tin g tho finnehise. open road from Beardall avenue east. tutgh c o u n ty was read and ordeYed
lowing bills were ordered paid by
filed.
J o h n D,** Jlhklns, ta x collector On motion, L. A. B rum ley was a p
C om m unication of secrcatary of the bond trustees:
rood com m unication of W. V. K n o tt pointed to hiviMtignto a n d report a t
W.
B.
Williams,
contractor,
board of commissioners of s ta te in
,
in reference to assessm ent roll of next meeting. .
»2118
05;
Fred
T.
Williams,
engin
stitu tio n s, in regard to leasing con
1914, a n d resolution as follows was
Clerk instru cted to a u d it the ac
eer.
11.00.
T
o
ta
l,
2129
Oft.
victs was rend a n d clerk in structed
adopted:
counts of t h e c o u n ty trea su rer jn
W a rra n ts paid by th e lr«*asurer n ry’s >fill, 2.50; Geo. A. DeCotU*s, H a rb o u r, pauper, 5.00. < -*t:
to
notify said board th a t tho c o u n ty
G eo. A. O eC ottes, a t t o r n e y for reference to th e S o c i a l Road and
w e re.o rd ered cancelled.
expense to Tallahassee, 24.75; Jno. s t r u m , pauper. 5.00; Sarah Trt»»’
of
Seminole
will
not
lease
a
n
y
con
t h e h o a rd was called upon for an Bridge D istrict No. 1, a n d Black
B oard ad jo u rn e d to m eet a t 10:30 D. Jinkins, commissions, 57.67; San v illc , p a u p er, 5.00; R ic h a rd Lro W .
victs.
o p in io n as to tho a u t h o r i t y of tho H am m ock D rainage D istrict, for
W:
C om m u n ica tio n of W. It. Cole, o'clock a. m., J a n . 6th. 1915
ford Ice & Water Co., lamps, 1.80; 5.00; H. C. DuBoae. »alar.«.
h o a r d to make changes in tho a s the purpose of checking u p fees th a t
Board reconvened a t 10:30 o'clock S anford Electric Co., lamps, 3.00; E . A . Dougbuo«, s a la r y a n d -x['(Trt*
ap
p
ly
in
g
for
position
as
preacher
for
s e s s m e n t roll of 1914, a n d .a s to he has col to A ed t h a t was not en
road c a m p was read and the sam e a. m.
Sanford Telephone C o., phone rent, 76.50; T. J. Miller & Son. burying *
w h e th e r or not t h e board would titled to.
was
rejected
as
th
e
c
o
u
n
ty
had
a
l
6.35; D r. S. Puleaton, Con. pauper, p a u p e rs , 30.00; T. J Mill,r 4 ;;oe■
P
resent,
C
h
airm
an
L.
P.
Hagan,
h a v e th o right to reduce th e assessed
Clerk Instructed to draw w arrant
Commissioners C. W. E ntzm inger, 6.00; L. R. Philips & Co., ledger, s u p p lie s , 1.Y.'80; G . W . Venable, re*
* v a l u a t i o n of atfy p ro p e rty , a t this for (600.0Q in favor of*W. W. Aber ready'em ployed one.
C om m u n ica tio n of Mrs. B. E. It. A. B rum ley, J . A. Clark a n d J . T. 2,60; Herald Printing Co., adx'crtis- p a h a C t . H o u s e . 8.58; J B
tim e .
nathy« se c ie ta ry of th e comfnlttee
T
a
k a c h , complaining of ditch being M cLain; V. E. Douglass, d eputy ing. 47.60; Mrs. Dora G ray, nursing c o m m is sio fis , 33.51; H ill lia rd » *^
T h o a tto rn e y for th e board re n for the Sub Tropical Mid Winter
o
b
stru
c te d , thereby causing her land clerk n n d W. C. Williamson, dop pauper, 4.00; C. M. H a n d , aheriff, C o .. s u | / lie a , 1 5 0 ; F. L u "odr0*'
d e r e d a n opinion t h a t the board a t Fair and also for Seminole C ounty
to overflow, was read, sam e waa re uty sheriff in a tten d a n ce.
a tte n d in g lioard, 4.00: L. G. String- C om m .,712.00; L. P M»«"' 1 "wn1,
'r*
*
v
'
thla ti m e has no' legal a u th o rity to Fair,
' "rera;
ferred
to
Commlcssloncr
L.
A.
B
ru
m
fellow, rorotu-r’s costs’, 3.40; C.' M. 16.00; b . W. E n tz m in g c i
Clerk
au
thorized
to
'o
r
d
e
r
office
m a k e a n y changes in th e assessed
Tho following bonds were p resent
H
and,
sheriff,
coat
inquest,
4.90;
ley,
w
ith
power
to
act.
copy
of
tax
book
for
assessor's
office.'
3
0
.0
0
;
/L.
A.
B
i
u
m
le
y
.
v *_
v a lu a tio n as finally ad o p ted .
ed and ap p ro v ed :
E.
L.
Sanford,
Juror
inquest,
1.40;
The
following
bills
were
prw
onted,
J
.
Ai
Clark.
Comm
""
1
^
C om m unication of
William
S.
Bond of J . H. Lee, Jr., doputy
J o h n D. Jinkins, tax collector, a d
F. B. Bradley, juror inqu<*st, 1.40; McLain, Comm.,
18 .2 0 . w
approved
and
ordered
paid:
Lowe,
in
regards
to
assessment
of
d re s se d the board .In reference to sheriff, with R. C. Maxwell a n d W.
General F u n d : Sanford L ight St 0 . H. Stenstrom, juror inquest, 4.40; A bernathy, aec’y,
fair
B lack H am m ock D rainage District, P. C arter as sureties in th e aum of his p ro p e rty was read and d o rk in
11.
G.
Da
via,
juror
in
q
u
e
s
t,
1.40;
C.
600.00.
Total,
1
3
12.
66
Fuel
Co.,
light
a
n
d
water,
44.40;
C.
s
tru
c
te
d
to
notify
him
t
h
a
t
commis
also r e a d com m unication from W. V. »1,000.00.
8. A. M c U I n , Geneva f.rrym*8M
.
H
and,
sheriff,
pay
of
d
e
p
u
t
i
e
^
o
f
C.
B
oyd,
juror
inqu«*t,
1.40;
W.
H.
sioners
h
ad
no
a
u
th
o
rity
to
s
e
t
in
Bond of W. C. Williamson, dep-.
K n o t t , s ta te com ptroller.
election, 33.00; L. E. Williamson, H and, juror inqueat, 1.40; Geo. A. 30.00; John Vaughn. Osteen
B la c k H am m ock D rainage Dis a t y sheriff, with -W» R* Pell and tho m a tte r.
P e titio n signed by d tizen s, asking jailer, 40.00; W. A. P arr, call bell D eC ottea, salary, 25.00; Dr, 0 . J. roan, 15.00; B. R. Beck, road
t r i c t w as aiganixed undeY th e Laws W. W. Long, as sureties In th e sum
Miller,
salary,
L——
a k e & Ros- 60.00; H. H. Custla, veterinary
-,-V ----m 26.00;
——p —
t
h
a
t c o u n ty road between Mr. A. H. ■yatem, 15.00; C. H. Dingee, Dust -of 1913, which provides t h a t *hll of »1,000.00.
setter,
re
n
t,
100.00;
Foi
Down,
6.25;
T
im
Keane,
wood
Forreat
Lake, on mule, 8.60; N. P. Yowell »
Fuller’s
store
a
n
d
th
e
Longwood
Bond of W. C. W h itte n , constable
fu n d a derived from ta x a tio n fot
janitoris
services,
25.00;
Cenliaued
Page 8**^“
Mrs.
Jane
Cash
Sloro,
known
a
s
the
Long-,
11.75;
H
and
Broa.,
ream
to
Each
p a y m e n t ' of in te re st a n d sinking Dlst. 1, with A. E. Yowell a n d T. W
V
l. . J
Buy ers to Sliare in Profii »
I’ orci Motor Company
2
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~ *-■"r
’ *"*
iT A
R fl
�On Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Shoes—Boy’s and
Children’s Suits. Needless to go into details; as you are
well acquainted with the merits of Sanford Shoe and
Clothing Co. merchandise—so below are the sale prices
which are now in effect—
$16.50
18.00
20.00
22.50
25.00
28.00
Suits .
Suits
Suits .
Suits
Suits .
Suits
. $ 9.98
. 10.98
. 13.98
. 11.98
. 16.98
. 17.98
Men’s Winter Weight
Underwear
50c Fleece Lined Shirts 38c
50c Fleece Lined Drawers 38c
50c Medium Weigh!
Flannel S hirts . . 38c
50c Medium W eight
Flannel Drawers . 38c
This does not include summer underwear
B oys’ Clothing
$ 3.50
4.00
4.50
5.00
5.50
6.00
6.50
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
.
.
.
.
$2.38
2.89
3.48
3.68
3.98
4.18
4.48
Men’s Night Shirts and
Pajamas
$ .75 N ight S hirts . $ .38
. - .75
1.00 Pajam as .
.
1.15
1.50 Pajam as .
Men’s Flannel Shirts
$1.00 Shirts . . . . $ .70
1.25 S h i r t s .........................89
1.50 S hirts . . . .
1.15
2.00 S hirts . . . .
1
2.50 S hirts .
. . . 1
Endicott Men's Shoes
$2.25 Shoes . . . .
$1.48
2.50 S h o e s ........................ 1.78
3.00 Shoes . . . .
1.98
3.50 S h o e s ........................ 2.48
B o y s ’ B uster B r o w n *
Shoes
$3.00 Shoes . . .
. $1.98
2.50 Shoes . . .
. 1. 68
2.00 S h o e s ........................ 1.38
G i r l s ’ B uste r B ro w n
Shoes
$3.00 Shoes . . . .
$L98
2.50 S h o e s ........................ 1.68
2.25 Shoes . . . .
1.48
Buster B ro w n S h o e s
for Little T o t s
Sweaters
$ .50
1.00
1.50
2.50
Men's Overcoats
$ 9.00
12.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
Sw eaters . . . $
Swe a t e r s . . . .
Sw eaters
. . . 1
S w e a te rs. . . . 1
Regal Shoes for Men
$4.00 Shoes . . . . $i
4.50 Shoes .
. . . i
5.00 S h o e s .....................
Stacy-Adams Shoes
$6.00 Shoes.* . . . . $ 6.50 Shoes . . . .
Ladies’ Shoes
Patrician
$5.00 Shoes . . . .
4.00 Shoes . . . .
3.50 Shoes . . . .
Radcliff and Drews
$4.00 Shoes . . . . i
3.50 S h o e s ......................
3.00 Shoes . . .
.
Prices on shoes do not include low quarters
Sanford, Florida
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PA G E POUR
' T H E SANFOÏU) HERALD
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A NFU1? H H F R A 1 H
iU L . 3 r t l 1 I U A l / IlL .I\rtL iU
It. J. HOLLY. Editor
W. M. HAYNES. Hu «incas Manager
I' u IiIh Im I l l r r r y T u r a l i y . m l Kr*<l*v
H IE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
HI IIS* KIPIIOH Pilli K. IN ADt AN* K
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C a r m r n l « In I d t u n c r M i n i Ur A!*dk ni I UTIrr
"T-
Ü nlrrrd
An K
r r o n d d a t a Mali M a Uct Aufuoi 22nd
I 9 0 A, »I i h r f o s l o f l k « a l H a n f o r d , F l i H d l t
I mi cr Ari of M a rch I r d , U l t i
Oßlca In Herald UuÜdlnf
T e l e p h o n e No. I4A
Gosh d;mc it! Since Hot) Holly re
fe rred to Clearwater as a cem etery
to w n this pajxtr has been Hooded
With circulars from m o n u m e n t con
c e r n s . — Clearwater Sun.
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Um- of the fen turns of t h e R o t a r y
C luh luncheon of the Florida ed ito rs
will lie a word slinging c o n te s t be
tw een Willis PoweMSind Hob Holly.
T a m (u -T j II. unu.
P° d a n c e will be brought Up at the I son. Mias M. E. Tow nsend. Saram ,.,.tinK h,.rp
sola: Hurry l \ Brown. St Augustine:
Sanford Mill -how t h«* hoys a royul
tim e
Sanford i* organized ua well.
if not better th a n any city of the
size in the Mat*'
Nut only has this
c ity m a n y diffe rent locals hut there
are nuflicient unions here to have u
tra d e s Council a n d all the unions
are in- good condition
This city
favors union labor an d 1» friendly to
the nien of all trades who wish to co
o p e r a t e for their own good, anti
while this city depend* upon the
furm ing section it also depends upon
th e men who ure em ployed in the
shops a n d factories
We believe in
th e m und their ideas for closer rela
tionship, one with another in fur
th e rin g their cause
We hope thut th e meetings here
to d a y , tontorrow a n d T h u rs d a y will
ho fruught with g re a t results to the
men who earn th e ir living by tho
sweat of their b r o w ' 'W e hope th a t
th e y "Will hot only accomplish much
in the way of legislation while in
h uni ness meetings b u t that re la x at
ions will cause t h e m to have the
Snnfofd spirit and, t h n t they can
leave here a fief the meeting Is over
with th e feeling th a t th e y have been
a m o n g their friends.
T h e Commercial C lub und the
people of Sanford will look a f te r th e
visitors and with IhertY the Herald
joins in extending felicitations a n d
host wishes.
The* la t c l r s r r i n g Is* o n r.— 1’
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Orlando E njoyed Jt
J H H u m p h ries, B rndentaw n; Clyd
Glenn, T a m p a ; W. M. MyAscr. W
Call Joh n so n . Jnx; J b a b b i t t . Conn..
W. E, Love, A tlanta, G®.j C. K.
Host, N. Y city; W. A/. Frnnklin,
Jnx.; Mrs. P rank Gist), Mrs. J. E.
D o d d , Peoria, HL; Mrs. G. 1. Davis,
Home, Gu.; M. M. Rohnson, Sam ud
Sal ingerì, N Y city; A. M. Fatso.
Wilson, N
J. S. Wigan ton, While
Pine, Term.; Mrs. W. A. Bussey, A.
It. B ryan, Jax ; Mr. a n d Mrs. F.
Lewis, D etroit, Mich.
SI. J o h n s H ouse
D. I. Kelly and wife. Providence,
K, (.¡»C. E. Wilson, If. G. Sain mu».
M urfreeshurg, Tenn ; 11. C. Coward,
D e L an d ; E.- IL M cC oy, Jax ; John
Lloyd. W. L. H anley, Thoraaston.
C o m n n ; W. H. Heed, Owansboro,
Ky.j, Gordon Penis*,4, Baasenger; C,
M. Brodwmter, O rlando; Chas. E.
Williams, O m aha; Jits. C. Blount.
Wilkesljarre, Pa.; W m . Newman.
Los Angplea, Y'al.; Goo. C. Brown,
B. M. Jewell, M. D. H ane ra s t, John
H. Mackey and wife, Jax .
Selected Seed P o tatoes
T rue to nam e and from healthy,
prolific atock. Ruined u n d e r govern
m ent insperiton cBpecially for Seed
and for our trade . Each s a c k hear* |
a tag certifying freedom from Pow
dery Scab.* Writo for price*. '
Wilson & T o u im r F ertilizer €•»,
Jacksonville, Florida.
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JANUARY 12 , |< is
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IT IS IMPORTANT
T h e seeds you plant are selected with great care.
T he Bank is a necessary factor in your success, and it is important
that you use great care in selecting your Bank.
T h is Bank will bear your closest investigation and invites your business.
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
J Ï Ï tVAHT YOUR B U S l h t S S ^
M. M. SMITH
IL R.STEVENS
Prroldrnt
Vk#«Prr dldenl
SANFORD, FLA.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
H. E. TOUR
R. R DEAS
C u lilr*
A u l ( a .h ir i
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and o th e r friends Monday ,ft*-rri<>c>n.
There were four tables of layer»
- — -0
tho club prize, a dainty hand puinUd
T he Orlando Sentinel s ta te s th a t
china
au gar and cream set was «0R
O rlando people consume one million
by
Mrs.
C. 0 . McLaughlin
Mr,
gallons of water every d a y down
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS M argaret Barnes won the guest pm*
thoro. No wonder the W altons quit
J o t a, p r e t t y china dnwser w f \ ,f*.
O rlando a n d went hack to KenUP-TO. DATE - — ......... ~
liclous salad .course and hot 1 not»,
t u c k >’**,.»
h
ue
served.
Mrs Pub .tun'»
Communication* for this C*lum»-£W*i»M-fee—M arked "Society Editor” . “
------0 ------guests
were
Mesdames
Kraut M lbr,
Phoned to Mr*. It. A. Torheun, Phone 20.1
In the language of flowers, holly
II. W. Herndon, A P Cm ■.-n-, p
means "foresight," nml not fore"Jo urnal I* Sold
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,
,
,
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, , A. N aw m an, C O. McLaug>
E
S anford, the Celery C ity welcomed
t o p ."
T he editor *of t h e Sanford
/
l ‘rt»etlla (.tub
hours were pl easantly spent in n odal B arrett, Sr., S. E. Hurr*-i 1 Jr
T
Herald please take n o t i c e . — A r c a d i a I *^e S outh Florida Pres* Association
Kissimmee, J a n . 7’ — E, S. Vuiin 1T h e members of th e Ptiscilla Club
intercourse a n d with music. D a in ty Neal, Margaret Hum f*%, f%
E nterprise.
[and th e executive c o m m itte e of the Agnew to d a y purchased tin* Osceola-were the
guests of Mrs, W
T. sandw iches ami grapefruit- jelly were Bishop. Forrest I.,*I* \\
(Juite ho and in the name d i c t i o n - 1•'tale Prows Association with a ror- Journal
from the Osceola Journal Johns T h u rsd a y afternoon.
A de- served
Mrs. S hinholsers gu«*sts G. F Smith and D l i
a r y the word C arter mean* one who dinlity th at will long linger in the Publishing C o m p a n y , a n d through u lightfully informal hour was enjoyed were M esdames Henry Wight. Kre*l
carts or pulls the bell cord over a 1 memories of those »0 fo rtu n a te as to i ,lartllPri,h |p formed by him a n d W II by those present a n d delicious re- Bouchelle. A. E. Philips, L. It. PhilI.OHtirh
tnulu, thus getting a l>etter view into enjoy the hospitality extended to Harris, ow ner of the Valley Gazette fresh merit» were served by tho gra- ips, W. E. Housholder, T. A. NewA* congenial party enjoying a «1«*.
th e ' ‘hindsight
th an th e "fore- them by th e citizens of this wonder tho two papers are to bo consoli- clous hostess. Enjoying Mrs. J o h n s ’ ton, F. P. S trong. T. J . Miller, Fred
lightful boat ride, the gn.-t ..f Mr
ful little city.
s ig h t."
dntifd. The Journ a l plant will h e 1 hospitality were Mesdames H.
II. Williams, Moses, H. A. T o rh e u n ,
• T h e members of t h e two associa moved into the shop of t h e Gazette Hill, A. E. Hill, W. W. Long, J. D. Misses Lillie Fnrnosw ofth and Sa- and Mrs. A It Common- ».«t ¡.ohy
0
afternoon were Mr und M r I \\
S ta n ley Lichty announces t h a t he tions m et at the ollice of the San- and th e latte r's name will continue R oberts, Tom Davi*, Eaaterbÿ,
lome H am pton.
Dicklns, Mrs Wood.1 M
p ,
has assum ed the editorial toga of the foid Herald, anil s h o rtly after four tc he the title of th r sheet
Today Walker. Purdpn and Miss Blanche !
Iighous
Arriving
at
»
i"-.
1
¡4
o
’clock
were
taken
for
an
uutotnoM elbourne Timps with m uch fear
the Jo urnal app e aled for the Iasi loluiH wlio assisted in serving.
S r w - S r u I "tub
pli-asant
aftcrnoo'i
w.i■t.
a n d trem bling and th a t if th e y will bile ride out to the famous
| time as n s e p a ra te shoot, for the con
A f id ig li t f u 11> in f o r m a l m e e tin g of h o s p l t a b l e Iiii i ik - of M«
On either solidation will take place im m ediate
forgive him th is -tim e he will never fields of Seminole c o u n ty
Hurt/ It r ci /fridge
a n*l Mr» I I
t
InSew Sew t 'l u b wa« held a t th e M r
do it again
Go to it. S tanley Yob side of th*' road f.s far a* one could ly
T he merging of these two live
\\
nod»
r«'l ur ni'il I««
l>
liothe
id
M
rs
H
e
n
r
y
M
i
L
a
n
in
i
«m
Mrs
1
II
McLaughlin
elite!
arc m aking a greet paper with t hr »*•*■ a carpel jd bright green celery weeklies into one paper means much
lute
evening
Mr* II
T
h
u
r
s
d
a
y
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
.
w
ith
s
e
v
e
n
tam
ed
ill«1
Every
Meek
Bridge
Club
T h o u san d s f>f acres for Kissimmee, a n d site will probably
aasistunce of Truer and all you ......I greeted l he eve
in
a
in
o
li
o
v
e
r
'»ur-d
i
m
e
m
b
e
rs
present
\
d
e
lic
io
u
s
s
a
la
d
\e
r
y
delightfully
T
h
u
rsday
a
f
te
r
to do n o w * is to join th e Florida of this Vegetable are planted every have a semi weekly or daily in the
course w as se rv e d tuoi th e p leasu re s
noon
Only
the
m
em
bers
of
t
hr
club
year,
which
has
m
ade
the
farmers
Press Associat ion an d meet with
near futur«'
A n non tin
present.
Mrs. M argaret | of the afternoon m uch enjoyed by
Were
them in Miami the last w*ek in "f Sem inole county, a n d citizens of
Barnes made top score, winning th«« those in a tte n d a n c e
Enjoying Mrs
All Í llf»*tl- U h«« Li •
j Sanford am ong the m ost prosperous
M arch.
prize. .1 pn-tty little limi«|Uet holder I M« l„nilln - grarloun hospitably w« r« t lietf n-i u n h f**r ! ♦•
in Florida
t)
Gradual Advance In Artillery.
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T h e g r e a t e s t c h a n g e In artillery A dainty refresh men l course was Mrs Win M cK innon. Mr» Brown
These land!« which a t e tiled dra in
1‘he Kissimmee Journal has been
r»’f
uriiH
to
Mr
their
II
*
served*
consisting
of
shrimp
salad,
lee,
Mrs
It
I
Holly,
Mrs
O
L
«old to E (i. Vans Agnew, who wiH ''d, a n d irtlgated, a te of I he black c a m e a b o u t t h e t i m e of o u r Civil war,
si t t In* RoL lu n» N i
cheese sandwiches, saltine» and cof T aylor and Mis» M amie Di-vlin
consolidate with W B H arris in the (loam q uality, and nr« capable of w h e n th«- rltled g u n w a s b r o u g h t out
the- i «inceri obligat
T hose present were Mesdames
It I n c r e a s e d th*- r a n g e a n d p o w e r
At fee
G a z e tte und this will elim in a te emb- producing three crops yearly. T he
I iimiti / ' « / f i r n ;
tied u p
G F Smith. Forrest
a Inter per iod t h e gun c a r r i a g e s were C M Von
jietilion aud' give Kissim m ee one ' average num ber of crate»’’ to the acre I m p ro v e d ►«> t h a t t h e r«cn| l was ah
Lake. U It \ritio. T A N<al. Mar
\ iiitigciii.il jiufty tif you
I.... ph*
paper
The one paper should be sup- is on*' thousand, wit li , nei price s or bed lnst«'ad of bei ng a l lo we d to gurei Harm** .ii««l
U D Holden
«*11
joy
m
g
Ih
e
h
o
s
p
ita
lity
I
Mi*»
ported well and the G azette can gite fr" " ' one t«> two «lidiar» f «< h San. throw tin* c u n b a c k a f t e r ••ach illsFrances
Chappell
on
Friday
•
veiling
t ho people of Kissim mee am i Osee- forti
! hi» makes an a< re «>f lauti charg*
Situ-«' isi'.u c o n s t a n t I mp r o v e
/ lu i i ç h l r r n it* U f.i/rj/
were Mi»».'» M y I brasher \ irgima
V
ola co unty tin« results
T h e main capable of earning from fifteen liuti
me nt » b a i « lx «'ii m a d e until t h e pr*'HMr- I |l Robert»* .1.»» of Th. Brady, fielen Hand. \lb . 11 lone»
ent ■ffli'iitii a rt i ll e r y Inis b e e n pro
trouble with m any <•f th e papers in drcil to two thousand n«H yearly
I D \\ u i i dr ul l a n d K a s s e l B r o w n
M d linili-i S u n d a y » c h o o l , k n o w n a»
t he s ta te now i» that several pa- f «dcry is no l o n g er an *tx|*«'riment ibir* «I
thè D ii U gh i er» of W <s|ey n e re .1« - T h e .lei ig h t f ni e v e n iu g In.ur- u e re ìng fi'rns
per* art* being published in one
Seminole county, a n d this in
M 11*1. .*1 * 111 . d
tight fu lly e n te fta iN *'d l«y M r»
A I> sp eri! n ttu- furi " ! r. n « l.l Li -bioped
p aper towns and they will not sup- dust! y has done much to help Fl««rM I N I I
t
lie
Wt ifare I li'tmrr «
T h e b o y» re tu r n e d
port t hem
nia to ta k e its [dace u's one of the
N«4 ilr r 1■ Iirrrl») 1 1%r n 1li mI sh•* «mn u«Î / .a c iin iy at Iter t h a r m iiig hi tue m i 1c a n d y Jiu llin g .
li. »»irti i t i ul t h i »U h*k no t «lei« «il il»** S u n fitril
M a g n o lia 'h v e n u e T h u r s d a y r v e n in g , i t o th è c it y hut th è g iits »|»*ni th è
foremost agricultural s ta le s .
-O
I r r A W a l r r t ’o m p i n y *11! !>♦* lar*I«I »l ih**
/;** r
w itli tlR e e n m eni ber» of ih«' «-In»» n ig h t a i d S a t u r iia y w ith Frane»**
rt
fit
rr
i«
t
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(
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ni
|»»n
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rifornì
Flor
hl
a
I'jion returning from tho ride, the u t . T m i l » ) . Ili «' J i m ! •!>■« o f K r i t f u i f ) , I M H .
A D V ERTISIN G
Mr
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Mr*
< It.
T lif b u sin ess of th è class I
\\ e tru s l thnt in unother yi*nr ihe assoi-iution» iield th eir resjiective ■I Urn oVloi’à » in . for ihr (iur|tnar oí rlrct p ie»cnt
Venne a n tio in . « ' 1
St
l y ne* ( i*e «*'«/
ifïfi tÎlfrriura «rot for Ih# Ifituarllun of *urh '
infriTinallv iüiilMUm«*fl tiHfl (ilunH
Hystetn ad hered to in O rlando for meeting». an d »t eight o'elock a ban- r f i h r r h u*i rt r o n* m»Y
liriiti|I i( h r f a r r
O' » «11 ■i I
1
\e ,ir'»
w * « rk 1
T h.v io li g L id i*
«*f » '
Ng« «-»
IlLi d e f«*r l 1 • e n u i t i g
u d v e r tis in g Jiurpo»!*» will give place 'l'iel was t nedered tliem .il t he *^!i n •*i«t IHrr fi n|f
\
VV111 I S V \
be
k . ld t w i . e a I >u 1l.l ar > I
t 1«• tl.i 1 • f . i* " r i i ! l i 1
T ^ « m e . 1 11. g u pili
!
In p ro p o r tio n a le tazntloti
ford llouse f.y t he C nim nerii.il < lub.
I Inni g. I 'I
til.
»«»« l e ! V
i»»!i«l* let
!•
lll.«llt b
O ur leglslalor» should In* p ie p a r e d and C itizen » of Sanford.
Mr Bland M.«l«"*
f ram on Monday
tin rrel*
At t bo >I««*«' «>( tb«' biiHines» piTinil d o w n
to mm' u » Jie e ia l flra n g e c o u n ty a n d
Ih e tilhh* which .'\ t e iid e d t In*
Mi.
N I I K I I I ! t 1» » VI ►
.
Gu.,
was the week end g o
am brosia with wbijipeii cream and afternoon tin- Guild meeting was
N u t ir»
h*rrl>y z i v n i t h » i b y v i r t u r ol
O rlam lo hill is passed for publicity whole len g th of the dining room wa»
• iu
and
Mrs.
ChajTjN'II.
while
>
t h a t r r t t a l r v w r it of F S r c u t l d n I m u l a s o u t ol cake
held
u
t
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
A.
wa* served by the hostess,
artistically decorated.
purposes. . Several Florida cities
■ nil u n d e r t h * ».'»I o l I h v C i r c u i t C o u r t ,
by Miss Jliiaio Zachary. N ew ton, with Miss M artha King T a m p a .
S r t . n l h J u i t t c l s l C i r c u i t of t h e S t a t e of assisted
A huge hunch of ce le ry two feet F l o r i d « in « m l l o r S c m t n n l . . C o u n t y . d « t « d
Have this privilege and it is h suc
M
embers
of the elnss present were hostess. Following l lie business perid iam eter ami three a n d n half feet t h r S th d « y of J a n u a r y , 1 9 1 4 . In t h a t car
cess.
We notice the city of Ash- in
Mr» l> \\ lb.«dt
• , .
,
,
,
, ,,
t a l k r a u a r t h e r e i n p m ' l i n f w h e r e i n Wllaon
Mrs. J. I> Roberts. Mrs. Hayes an d oil and paym ent of dues a delightful
villc, T enn., raised $1,200 last year t l t g ' l formed a c e n t e r j u e c e . w h i l e I A' T o o m e r f o r t l l l r e r C o m p a n y , a e.,r t» * raiio n
city,
formerly of
Misses Versa Wnoilrock. N«'ll Evans, ; social hour was enjoyed
Refre»hon less than one-tenth of o n e per HI.,*» of e v e r y v a r ie t y , a n d b e a u tifu l ,
I
he
city
a» a gue*I "
Beisie Zachary. Stella Brown, Win - 1 m eins served were «litintv sweet
il nd i ini «Irtirr ib***l iiffijM-rly «if t h.«* *f#fi»nd»fii.
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white roses were placed het
cent.
Shi- I* being gj F'tarihhu F' Ii«.')* » » ‘I will *ell vhe •«««« nit* B r o w n, L illie Farn«*sw nrt h, NTta | cake»
and
fru it
c o c k t a il
I nose 1 m «|u »i
A l»x so »mall will not h u rt a n y there a m o n g «'hinters of fern»
I l.eiitfe ihe ilnor III Ihe County Court' llou*> , ,
, , , . ..
tn .
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M i**»« ■« I««»i«' and J uiiii - ivy lier ma uy f ru n i]
The d in n er was g re atly enjoyed «.f Seminole County. Hn.lda. a t Hanford. M o o re . M a b e l f o w a n . M in n ie A lle n , p resen t w. re
one a n d all the wild hinds a n d rail
» i-lniin«' her b*«. r
F’l o r b t a no ..........l a y i h e ilr.i .la* of M a r r t . t
].....
E liz a b e th
M i b i D i i .«n d I S t U t l l O l i , ’/ ‘ i f M u t t s t U I . E v a W a l k e r .
i
. . . . . .
by those present, whose appetite» bw 1914, dunny the leyal hour, of .ale, lo all
road* will pay their proportion
betwrwn eleven o'clock «. m and is o o'clock K a th le e n K ie l ti me y t*r
j S a lo m e H a m p to n a n d
M rs . Art-hit*
If this plan is in au g u ra ted th e by those present whose appetites p. m , l o t ho h l * h e * t a m i b e a t b i d d e r for
Il was n foregoo*
Betts
T he next meeting will be
S
a
i
d
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
l
.
dc»crfbe*l
a*
fol
jiuhllc spirited citizena of D rlando had been sharpened by the outing j
I .rite t e n , ITU. t i t s , IT«. P latt o f Hub
v
T him bu I'arltf
' held with Miss Snlcttle H um plon at the I’ress Assiii-tuiioii tm • ’
tl i v l e i o n of l a n d l» eh tn zln z t«* A l t a m o n t e
will not have to reach down in their of the uflcçnoon. Rcjiorter-Stnr.
One of the most delightful of th e the home of Mm. S. 0 . Shinholser. lie a success when Editor • «»»«*-11u
Bill» N
n a« »v .. "
«aw Irrrorrfr'fl
l -v O I I J I - I I in
«t i I'lfct
* | W i Il»yk
) eseV —
I ..aa mn <it »n«i
pockets nml |>ay their share a n d the
"C~. t'«z* «I, of the Public llecocd« of «*r- _ _ . i i „ir..!-. „»
.«,,,
the Miami Herald hroughi
aa«a Chunt». Florida
"m»11 aflr.irs of the season was the
o th e r fellow’* also.— O rlando C iti
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the mascot, his ultra« t o
rp-. M.
u A>....
\
/taction llridqr
charm ing little thim ble phrty Friday
Hhcfift of Sctninol«* C«»unljr. Flurfila.
zen.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Mrs. Samuel 1’ub‘ston graciously «laughter, Dallas
The h u b hi«lY
afternoon, a t which Mrs. S. 0 . ShinI„ W. IIAI.DWI N,
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
C
ontinued
ml
I'.ir* '
holset
was
the
g
ra
d
o
u
s
hostess.
T
he
en
te
rta
in
e
d
the
Auction
Bridge
Club
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T H E PRESS GANG •
Sanford H o u s e
C. L. Mix, Macon. G a .; F rank P.
T h e boys m id girls of the Floridu
Pros» have been hero a n d th e ir g o .D am on, -Tallahassee; M . M. Gregg
ing has left a n aching void.
W ith N C ; C hns. Kinke!, M o n tre a l, C an.; X
no m uch good fellowship, *o m uch J. E .K in g , G a .; Julius S. Klein a n d
w*it u n d so m uch intelligence in u family, T oledo, ().; F ra n k E. Brodfew s h o rt hours the city i* loft gasj»- nax, Jnx; Mrs. 0 . W. B ra d y . N. W
Ing for bre ath .
But all of ua wish city; E. H. Jordan, M ack C. H a rsh ,
th o gan g could come again a n d the b u g , A tla n ta ,* Ga.; O. . .. Lewi
S anford people like tho b u n c h *o F lorence, S. C.; W. Killi-an, S av a n
well t h a t they w a n t tho big mooting n a h . G a .; M. L. G a rre t, Ga.; M rs
of th o Florida Pros* Association id Lnfls«*n*hogur, Mia* Idtnsenghoga r
, 1010 or 1917. Sanford ns u su al oz- M« M . Wilson, O rlando; Mr. a n d
t o tided th e glad hand a n d It was Mrs. R ny Dorsey, A tla n ta , Ga.; J.
s h a k e n ddth tho cordiality provor- S. S ullivan, Orlando; J . G. Maples
A M E R IC A ’S G R E A T E S T SU C C E SS
blal am o n g tho m em bers of tho a n d wife, Bonton H a rb o r, Mich.:
Florida pres*. I t wa* a nice o u tin g B. BOnite, N . Y. city; R. H acker,
b u t entirely too short a n d wo w a n t B altim ore, M d.; T. 0 . R ouse, J a x ;
t h o bunch hero for a b o u t th re e J. S. Fries, Nohuuhn, Nb.;* C, M.
day* when Sanford can roally get Ewing, P ittsb u rg , #P a.; J . W. P er
a c q u a in te d with the ladies a n d kin«. D e L a n d ; Chas. F . T r c a d a w a y ,
gentlem en who are doing so m u c h C olum bus, G a.; M. R. C ohen, J ax ;
for tho s t a t e of Florida. Au rovoir W. Af. Collins, Valdosta, G a.; A, M.
T roy, C. H. Smith, C am b rid g e, P a .;
b u t n o t good bye.
Supported by a N otab le C om pany of Players, and th e Original N ew York Liberty T heater P r o d u c t i o n
M. R. A lbright, T. R. B r a y , H a m p
W E L C O M E TO O U R C I T Y
« ton, N. J .; J . L. Paries, S t. Peters
•The ta b o r host« are with ua t o d s y . burg; C, P. Bowen, P o m o n a , N. C.;
T h e y have come -to Sanford to Mrs. B. Fullerton, Miss Helen F u l
hold th e ir an n u a l convention a n d It lerton, Son Fmnclaco, • C ol.; IL M .
will b e o ne Of th e greatest gatherings W aring, M. D. W aring, Orlando;
. ¡ n ’ t b e histo*y of th e organization. Goo. W. Pinkoy a n d wife, Mrs.
O n ftCCOu «t of th e rapid g ro w th of Mikel, Geo. W . Lowe, M rs. G. W.
,
••
t h o ^ F e l e ra tio n with th e acquisition Lowe, F t. Wayne, In d .; E. J . H am Trained
H
orses
Acrobats
Juggling
Clowns
Bare-Back
Riders
Bigger,
Brighter and B etter Tliaif Ever
mell,
A.
Thom
er,
N.
Y.
city;
J.
h
i.
of m a n y new locals th e re will bo
Flitch,
Baltim
ore,
M
d.;
R.
Bangela
more d e l e g a t e / a t this m eetin g a n d
PRICES 73c, $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1 .3 0
CURTAIN 8:30 P. M.
th e legislature meeting In April Broscm. O rlando; J. P . Clarkson,
m akes it in c u m b e n t upon a full mem- J ax ; Chas. E. Foote. G ood Roads; A
b e rth lp a n d m i r y m i t t e n of» im « S. M artin , J e x : Mrs. C . V. 8. WM-
ABOUT PEOPLE .AND EVENTS
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IMPERIAL THEATER
MONDAY, JANUARY lSIh, 1915
HR».’
With Elsie St. Leon as Polly
A Real Circus on the Stage .
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T H ¿ S A N F O R I ) I I F K A 1. D
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H a d I' ul ire P r i i l r r l b i n
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AN EDUCATION IN
THE COUNTY FAIR
The ne» 1 1 hi in r men « lm « .re Imre
prut m Hull d u n III;
'll > Il till 1lie 1.1*1
»
• little Happenings—Mention .. »*‘•11 of Om ar Conklin ..I lit.- „Miami
Herald an d Harr') Mrowti <>f t)o< St
0r M a t t e r s i n B r i e f
Auguatinc He. out Dmv « .r e In DuP e r s o n a l I t e m s of
cuntixiy of si.eruT Hand «ho escort - S K M I N O I . E C O l N TY W I L L
ed them to the itati..n on Saturday
In te re st
PLAN F O R KIM C A T I O N
mornitii,’ in hi- ,1 ,,’. mu' .
Ti i- « i*
A N D A M l 'S K M K N T S
nereida I ) In ..| I. r In , ...... • i ..... ;r..in
S„mm»r> **' <h«' •''loaUng Small
getting run oxer bv the hr. trm-k
At a meeting of the exerutive rum TâU» Succinctly Arranged for
rnitte*. for th e Seminole C o u n ty
H u r r i e d Herald Headern
Limburger ehe.-*.., I lolland
tr Fair, which will fie held in Sanford,
ring and yeu*t take at Si nmn'*
fell, l, l, 5. ti, held rerently. the
.Attention. Auto Owner»
IT if
edtieatlonnl feature* »ete a p ro m
All the*.' »ho h av e ro kindly, o f
inent point of diseussion, and us Mr.
t ircuil ( miri s t a u » Tuilay
fered thrir car* for th e trip over t h e
Walker the eha irm an said. "O n e run
The
beluted
fall
term
of
the
l
ie
on Wednesday a io requested to
cuit Court ..f Seminole County never hope to m ake a sueeern of a
Bett »1 the cornei of Park a v e n u e
sturls today with Judge Perkins at fair, financially
, or in point of enter,nd First street a t 2 |>. m. The m a m the bat an d there will he main mat- ti,i,,,,irnt urlt'l '•* educational value
of the Federation of Labor will
tors of im portance to grind up m the U ,eco>tnlie‘1 '» t l “ 1 planning." It is
taken over tho celery field* at th is
mini* of justice. The term of court very ,ru ‘‘ t,m l
,Ut,w '>»n»‘,»»‘>
lime.
__
-----------------Maude WlllisTof N e» A,*r k ha* — Hui Ia',**.* DatiKcrouM and Inconvenient We Should Say. Than
will he well at tended and already the " ow aml th e n " '* “ ,,rilV"K , “ r '1 *°
, t uiu
Orange hones with hoops -a I wa y « city is filling up with ......pi.- «ho „re J,,y ''" t c r i a in m e n t . hut in this age been the h m ld im r at
Meinn So J ar Removed From
jn M»*k. at f F. B u t t o n ’*.
27-1 f
coming either a* » U
. .unir, or " f l|,,inK t h ' n K,‘
l,ul,lir •* "'•‘•king tanti o.i 1A»i u fja i ,■ «.foiug h t.. *cc u r ,*
»spectators, The criminal rtmkei » ||| *opportunity to note the progress of her service*
It has I..... r. p,u.tcdl)
Thank You!
others that they may build heller said. " Her readings alone, ,f there
Where all those dainty toilet préparâtiom so essential to the
The Commercial C lub wishes t oL» |
were nothing else on the program
| coming up at this term of court to tie for themselves.
home may lie found in nhundanee. Met ter stay
thank those » h o a s s i s t e d in t h e o n
The fair is a school for the plant- have le n »ell worth the pr . e of „
di*pi>»ul_ufaiul the civil do. ket »ill
at home and lx* a housekeeper
MfUinnunt of the newspaper m en
Her Mdections are
also occupy much of the lime of the era. the breeder» and the home | »*uson ticket."
hut week, especially Messrs. F re d
makers alike, a n d suffices for sales ] more than mere readings to enter
court
Dorner and S. . R unge for the celery
agent for those whq exhibit w orthy t * '11 »or tho m om ent.
They ure
Chickens, Hens ami FryurJ, Eggs examples,
,nd Wtlkcr.
Higgina,
Thrasher,
mind and soul gripping sermons, so
PHONE 275
T’A» !V««r«ii Drug Star»
SANFORD, FLA.
lft-2te
Smith. E. T. Woodruff and Sheriff nil the tim e, nt Lortler's.
The lack of most depa rtm ents of a entertainingly presented th at thouHand for the uro of their cars.
fuir is the m ethod of d em onstrating sands hear her gladly. In her »uihIllnze Suturila) Murning
The Sanford Commercial C lu b
exhibits.
One can stroll aro u n d mer chautauqun work it »as said.
The siran whistle called thè pe'opln
'•«
W. M. H bjtî M, Sec.
am ong a collection of exhibits a n d "She is an efficient apostle of Him
«ut on S nturday morning a ho ut ten
And I. if I he lifted up
products -and see them merely as who said
After the first of J a n u a ry , 191 5 I o'clock a n d dense rlouds «ri smoki l space fillers and at once regret their, from the earth »ill rira» all men
«¡11 not be responsiblo for any d e b t »ere seen issuing troni thè portimi los* of time.
unto in.'
A c h i l d . «aut. ‘ Father,
M il.1.WORK OF ALL D E S C R IP T IO N S
.
contracted by any person but tny- of thè city ni'iir thè High S.-hool
hypnotized us as *h<> said the
Cpon a r riv iu t al thè. scene il
l , iese exhlbils .are ex * '
a*l(. C. I! H u pporsett.
<l-8te
Wi* aiv prepared to figure with vou on all classes
,l"‘ ,to r v
h y p n o tiz e d "
found to he thè old colored H d ^ frismed by one posted as to m ethods mun
■i.tig
>
f
making,
c
o
m
b
i
n
i
n
g
information
ns
"Eku*
appeal«
t
o
old
und
<
>
f
Ll'MliFR
and Mil.I,WORK for IK U'SF. STORK
Fédération M e m b e rs , Altenlion
Fellows Hall and tit., llatne* laving
1.,
in
iterad
Unte
and
co*i
would
not
H,
ir
¡
or RARN. I ramiiiji. fluorinji, ccilinyi, siding, windows,
Your place of m.*eting will In’ lb
ep.iri
gained head»a> I., fur,- l In
f
Eagles Hall in the Pico building a n d ment » a * ...I .1 tile tit*1 addle* tin* medium l.e of untold valu, at a
doors, screens. Itlinds. mmildinjis, lattice, frames. Iioxp.s.
' P..II i of i he I n <n *
the foil"»1"!' has been provided for could do nothing oil save t tie ad nominal expe n se’ Ulule it i* trita* a
h r » ,i.tre**e* could i|iille mi * y mTull l s W h a t You W a n !
K .slim alcs F u r u i s h u d F r e e
you by the Sanford Commercial jacont propelty
The hall »as t o vast majority a t t e n d a fair on pleas
pathctieully meet the requirements
ure
bent,
there
a
re
many
who
would
Club: Tuesday evening free p icture tally destroyed and will he a los* to
of the lending role in "Polly of the
*h(iw at Star T h e a tre .
For tic k e ts the owners ns there was no Insur by seeing the practical dem onstration Circo*" as does Finie S( Leon She
n
gain a great degree of valuable ex
ti n n r»m * t■’ w o a rt et ft P ti p tu* n b rt n n w n n tt st irm s* b u p r tr r î n *r s f st o ts 5r n cr wn t m « p
tee Secretary Federation.
Wednes ance on the building
has
all
the
requisite
gift«
a
dainty
perience that th ey could utilize in
day 2 |» in . auto ride over the city.
their
..» n busine*.«
t» t hi* fairs are ligure a preti V face, a -ui- 1-t \ o j .e l verv large pedal e x t r e m i t i e s t h r ow
I mp er i a l
Theatre
building
Fix
Tbuisday. 11.do free boat ride to
Dr C I. Hrundage. <Meet i! *
and a » ipp.-ailugl v «irisóme man t
1..
..
Mining
factor*
in
the
commercial
Woodland Park a n d fish fry
m
g
k
n
iv
e*
and
do
ing
o
ilie
r
ju
g
g
lin
g
101,111
t*
peing
re
n
m
d
e
le d a n d » i l i he
Fir*t Nall*mill Hunk Itldg Mot"la'. .
s t .- 1* . harming ¡,* „i, iruabd
ililere*!* of I hi' «tal.' tl I* also very ner
tri. k*
On t lie ol her «t.fe 1 s a cl.-vef
.
. ,
,
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,,
Umi l i t**da v a n d Ft nia v 1 1 .i Ml 1 1
a r r a i i K . ’ d iri g.u iii * l i a p e fo r \I r |’ .*i
when iitiM'g up m h .d sin* ,1, i - i
m
p
o
r
l
a
n
l
that
I
l
i
eu
itior.il
i
n
f
l
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e
n
c
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s
.
f iato t e a m
Or, .
« I i o l e il l*
Seed pi t.lion*, by sack or smaller r. p M,
Il ! '
■.' g II, I'.I -I er .1 1 . d lea, l.e - 1 In- invi r f ' t 1 In tig t "
U ft It 1*\ JII*t*1*i to «tat t in busi.ri i otisldef ...I
|! » .
an anil will Will t '
reni >1 r t 111 km*
quunti’
i» I.efiler’s
lo 2l.
him
oni.
i
ir.
u*
-*
b>,,^
a
J«,t
m,
i
' l l . . r i a l 1 all If a l e *
bonk fea'iir.-« I hat »i l l i nt e r e * ! us
Ill's* for hlltisflf u bout Fehruury
t h » l e v . r l . i p p e n e d o n , . n\ «lag.
Th e Si'IUlllid.* t b. ii ' ' , F air l b-ad
Joint In s ta lla tio n
t h e y plea*.- a n d e n t e r t a i n »>■ cun deill.iH v givitig Inin t fe» .ugge*
I h.* peopl. of Sa ixfor il «un lo* AS- lir.t
lb- »ill .¡irr\ a full line <>f
in
,.« n
pr*ife**i,»n
tin January P ith. 1915, at 7 dli q u a r t . ■ r* a r m. . i nn * t fia t * i », 11 jd rat.*. feel N aioll. lldv Mire the pul .l n will
:t.
t I . t . .1 I I - ^ « d i lo -ligi u »i gellt* I Uf tU'ifitllgM,
. but «ill nut
Ila ve t.-. M gr.» >.te,| I. I t e \ • • I . 1 . 0 « u. li.iVe , a i d e d m o r e etleC' e l . >1 111 III all tl * tie
I rti i mi t iii'tnllation of tin- of
vv Iteti I hi« lug a t t r a i litui p i l i ) ' al t hi*
1
have
a
large
stuck
tl
f
ready
to wear
11g lit hea rIed phi v - I m p e r i a i T h . oltre M o n d a v l a n u
ncer» ol l»at.- City C a m p No, I. a n d ( oasi bute Knilrnad ttiai t ii.it lin. l ua l l y to tlie m o d e r n d e m a n d H e n c e
of
’
lo.
\
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l
l
i
d
will
offer
umisllatfv
lo»
fare*
for
all
•
ho
t
lltg
.1’
<1
«ili
t
It!
die
s
a
m
p
l e lille*
those of Woodman Circle »ill be
Ml bui l di ng I Ml e*«fi|| fair Ilk. , in y
I-f
: INANDABOUTTHECITY I ™ r p * ;
IJ
A DANGEROUS OCCUPATION!
A GOOD DRUG STORE
S E Ml N O LE
PH ARM A C Y
NOVELTY PLANT
j Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. g
held
installation
a
nipper
■ill is- -erve.l
All Woodmen a n d
famille* ar. invited
By ofd >7 of the C a m p
Come and enjoy n good sup|>ei
I I. M I l.I.F It. Clerk
p illili*
a l l . 'lg
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our onl
«
1 1 ti
loti
Cheese
McLaurens
Imperial
Cheese
Pimiento
Sweitzer
Nippy
Deviled
A full line
all the time
.v«Ms
J* P* R o b erts
I
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v
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b ill.
r.i tigenb-'.t -
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Roberts
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5, ti
Ttii* «ill m a k e it p --ltd.
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f'.' inda' llot
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no ut Iter prop. rt ) b k e il in t hè c i t y .
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e v e r bur* ha< i r ider
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m u d i j.ractice liefore thè in.. ! -end l i t ' a d l , lai ke W o r t h . F'orl Pi erei ' ,
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Dressing rtmms «ili be provnl.d al l'Uiice Pa r k he j oi netl C«|it. H .1
r O N D E N S E D REPO RT OF C O N D IT IO N OF T H E
t h è Sunfort i H o u s e
A l h l e l i ' meet I’acetti. 1 S inspector of Federal
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wil l he lit ici on t h e street i m m e d i a t e bird* Heservatioti», and innile se)
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l y in front of t h e S a n f o r d l l ' . i ç i '
■ral (ri|>' over th e famous M osquito *
S e nd n* t h e n a m e s of v o u r r.-pre
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Inlet reservation, then to D a y to n a , ♦
s e n t a t i v e * not l a t e r t h a n
Ian - >th. st Augustine am i Jacksonville,
lie ^
■ so we m a y a r r a n g e t he p r o g r a m in will no» d e v o te 'to m e weeks to th e ^
f ul l
interior of the s t a t e
He expects to
Seminole County Bank
H
K K zell.
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It Wibl man
I n i m m t t. «
of Sanford, Florida
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A< R E N D E R E I » T o T H E « ( »MITRORI . ER AT T H F .<ï j )SE <>K W S I N E SS
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visit every seetion of Florida, inves
tigate conditions a n d confer with
various state anil county otlicial* fe
g
a l . ling t i e en foreement of both
vC crllian Mu«ir i lab
federal
a lid s tate laws.
Secret ser
' T h e Cvcilinn, Music Club met mi
vice
men
»ill
follow
inspertor
Hant h e stqtlio oí Mrs. Fannie S Muiison
S a tu n ln y afternoon. The cl ub « ; * son's tour, anti m ake arrest* for all
culleil to order by the preMilent a nd violations coming to the atten tio n
th e minute» were read, after which
t h ‘*
I * l « r t m e n i of Agriculture,
t h e rollwas cnllr.l
The program
«urnuu of Sociological Survey, at
which was ilelightfully rendered was Washington.
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,£horiplng ( l e l l s , ,
■Trojelle
F tom February 16 t o DecemheDCO‘
Helen T er wit tiger
¡» »» absolute elosotl season on rr. iWhispcrinV Wind
Hamilton gm tory lurtlj*.
T h e law makes u
l z c tta Stone
<lail closed season between sunset
M editation .............
K ngletnan! and sunrise, anti Inspector Hanson
Adele Runge
th a t many violations are being m ade
G ia n ts,.
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Rogers with resjvect to this section.
The I
A nto in ette Luke
common "bull b a t " or "night h a w k "
Arrival of Ilrownies
.
Anthony is being shot in differont parts ol
Vivian Crosby
Florida contrary to law. also the rail
D ue t. March Lynque
Kwting "t m ud hen* and coot», and he say*
Helen Peek and Anna Mason
«. rious consequences will follow tlie
T h e Younger Set
Kni'er killing of these birds
C h a rlo tte Smith
Florida no» has I I National Bird
Love Song
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Levin Heset valions. F’etfcral wardens are
M ay Thrasher
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^ n p lo y e d to rare for these breeding
P aper. Lindsliurg and Its Music
and resting places, a n d it is a viola
tion to go oven upon these reserve*
M a rg a re t Strong
without permission from the w a rd
M arch, Two Piano N um ber
ens.
under penalty of $1,000 cash
Virginia B rad y ,
M ay 'T hrnshcr
Fannie R«ba Munson, Serlta Lake fine, or six month* im prison.n e n t or
both.
C lu b Chorus.
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LI ABI LI TI ES
R E S O l’RCES
Loans and Discounts
$181, IBB.54
22,5BB.2(i
Stocks and Bonds
Real E state.....^ ............ Y. — 1,250.00
Furnittire and Fixtures
2,572.9«
310.65
OverdrafLs
Cash and Due from Iianks
57,793.73
$ 50.000.00
( 'apital
Surplus and Cndivided
Profits
3,246.50
2 .000.00
D ividend^ tlnpaifl
Bond Account
N otes Rediscounted
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1 0 ,0 0 0 .(1 0
30.000.00
170.347.64
$265,594.14
$265,594.14
The officers of this institution Like pleasure in subm itting for your inspection
this gratifying report.
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We wish to thank tlie people of Sanford and Seminole County for the liberal
support they have given their home institution.
Seminole County Bank
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<$> FOR REST LAKE, l ’rcs.
Court Itoute HutUing
D. L. THRASHER, Vice-President •
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE SIT
JANUARY 12 1915
vital statistics and will m ake her reHe ulso s t a t e d PiaU"Y)r. Porter
P a u i E. Miller
port
directly
to
the
Children’s
Huwould
have
th
e
s
ta
te
hoard
of
health
Mr.
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E , Miller, aon ¿f Rev.
W O M A N ’S C L U B
real! at Washington
exhibit and l)r
Perry of Jackson- Dr. R. (j. Miller of Sardis and one
Mrs Henry Wight then hf& .r of
" l i e would have iiis^ san ita tio n ex0 f the most popular a n d estimable
Wide Awal^c Huidnc** M o e lin i Held
STANDARD RAILROAD OF T H E SOUTH
1
tiie “ Save ;i Baby C am paign" which hi hit a 111 h e hijir y oung buness men of the city passed
T h e e w„* a Jar«., a tte n d a n c e »1
|rt>ni|{ ra rri,.d on ,,y thp Children's
Mr. ( . II. W alker spoke briefly of aw ay yesterday morning a t -6 o'clock
the regular business meeting <d t h e . Honw Soril}ty ()( M.>rxl» at Jnckson- the library, an n o u n c in g t h a t the a t his hi me, on Park D rive afUjr an
W om an's C lub held W ednesday afters h r t t i d lhat tlt, t year that now charter called for a meeting illness t h a t Iras continued for sevnoon In the club house which *<>•' imttitll,jon , ook
,,f «0(1 homeless T h u rs d a y afte rnoon of the Library oral m onths, but which becam e crit
DAILY
No. 82
No. 86
veiy inviting in its new dross of babies, resot red them to health when Association und all intere ste d friends ical less th a n a week ago.
Ne SO
In the
......
8:30 a.m.
2:20 p.m
while plastering. ‘ The president. Mrs. necessary and placed them in good to assist in launching the Sanford spring, Mr. Miller displayed sym p Lv. Jacksonville
pin.
Dicklns, called the meeting to order homes for adoption
12:46 p.m.
0:25 p.m.
12.1» n.m.
'Some of the Library »* it it now a c h a tte red or tom s of diabetes which at first did Ar. Savannah
............... 5.25 a.m..........10:15 a.m.
and presided throughout with her ,.,nirrh(,
havi, |M.,.n u(-,iVe lor ganization
He spoke^ most opti- not prove overly alarm ing hut which Ar. Richmond
X on p.m.
Ar.
Washington..................
9:00 a.m....... . 1:35 p.m.
usual poise und dignity. In her hrjcf this cause and sent in a good sum, minticnlly of dream s coming true ro< n developed
disturbing rompli1
lrôii p m.
0:50 p.m.
bu t interesting preliminary tulk, Mrs. hut nil th a t has Iteen sent from Sail- snying the club house, a municipal cations. The best of medical atten- Ar. New York ................ 2:57 p.m.....
h no ¡t.nt.
Dickins s ta te d that her New Year's ford is not enough to pay th e ex- building w h s th e realization of u tion was requisitioned b u t nothing
No. 82. Florida t¿ West Indian Limited—Free Reclining Steel f i ... , .
wish to each memtier was th at she peitses for a year of one little girl drenm not even conceived of ten could be done t o 'stay Ibe ravages of
W ashington—Electric Lighted
,0
Jghted and Fans.
should feel herself as im portant as there now from Sanford
Mrs. Wight years ago
HI. few prom otlve re- the disease. Early .yesterday morn- No. 86.— I’almelto* L i m i t e d - F
•'ree Steel Reclining Chair Cars to Wa.Csil|liglll(j^
n w t f i t ' i , r m i i ' i r l/i .
Ib n t lm
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a n y dfher mem tier just as necessary impressed upon the club t lit* im port tfiotive
rem arks Ua ci ,rr ee like
th e an ii rn of
ing 1he
lapsedi t into
a s t a t e of§ coma
Electric Lighted and Fans.
to the success of the club work. ¿>he ance of the work and s ta te d th a t wo u cir circle, th e y suggested comple- a n d the end followed in the couMe
No. 80.—Coast Line hlondn Mail— laical Sleeper to Savannah.
ulso charged the members to make it curtiiot afford for the Children’s Home tion, und there arose In the minds of of n few hours.
a special point to exercise a spirit Society to feel that we are n o t doing his hearers a library building »pleaT h t.
wU1 u k e placo a t SarSteel Pullman C ars of the highest class operated on all train-« vr *.i
of greater friendliness to w a rd the our p a r t — th a t each m em ber should d dly equipped stan d in g beside us di„ A
p Chucrh t o m o n o w n , 2 Coast Line Dining Curs operated on Traîne* 82 and 86. '
’ in,if
new a n d timid members especially, work to get every man, wom an and like a friend to instruct and inspire ,,.c|ocI(( R ev D n 0 R W ilito 0,
For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent ,.f
suggesting ns slogan for the y ear the fhild to give ten cents to w a rd it. " W h e re no vision is th e people ,>er- E>„ , ne„ r> Rt,v . D, W . W 0 r r 0f
A. W . FRITO T, Division P assenger Agent
former s t a t e president's (Mr*. Win. Every one giving ten cents or more ish,
und we would have m ote of E a r t Avenue and Rev. Dr. W. IF*
Docker's) closing sentenro in her will receive a certificate or certificate* these dream s from our friends.
. • y n d „ y 0 f the First A R. P. Church 1.1G Wcsl liny St.
Jarksunjille. KI»
address before the la k e la n d co n v e n of stock showing that he ha* “ co
Mrs. Dickins then urged the club liavjnR xhaTgc of lhe golvice. Tho
tion, " L e t us Ik? kinder than is neces operated with Florida’s
fa m .
(¡rosiest to do all in their power to assist the lntM m cnt wi|, bc made in
s a ry .”
Tbt> b o d y wa8
C harity to the end th at ev ery home men in these different lines of work ¡,y p ,ol a t Sardj8
She also eft bed attention to the less orp h a n and needy child in Flor as we hud often called upon them m6Ved ou t t0 thc>old h o m o ' yesterda
fact t h a t tho Library haR com e home ida rimy La? properly cared for anfd and this was our ch a n re to show our
where it will remain until t h e funeral.
to the c l u b . house, and ns th o Wom provided a good home.”
appreciation.
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Paul E m m ons Miller was born in
a n 's Club is the natural m o th er of
ThesP^certlfleate* were t u rn e d over
M
atthew
s, March lit, 1888. He was
the library th e members should do
to Mrs. J. W. Barnes, who will have
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meetth
e
youngost
son of Rev. Dr. and
all they can to advunco it in every
C
om
p
lete
a
b
s
tr
a
c
ts
from the r e c o r d s of
charge of collecting the m o n ey from ing for Dec. 30, 1014, was held in Mrs. R. G. Miller, one of the best
way. T h e library is open Tuesdays,
anyone interested and forw ard in g it Presbyterian M anse, Mr*. Maris, known a i u l m u tt highly,
Thursday* a n d Saturday a fte r noon*
' ' G range, anti Seminole to^mties.
Taxes
to th u .a i» U i s u p e r in te n d e n t, M arcus chairm an; p rrsb H n * .' j *
“ ^
'iimilTes in the b o u n ty . In 1880 Dr.
«uul S aturday-evenings till r e n 'p . m.
A. F a gg.
Tho
L
itera
tu
re
.
D
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
has
Miller
m
oved
to
Sardis
where
he
T h e m inutes were then read by
paid fo r n o n -resid en ts.
Mrs. C. O. Walker an n o u n c e d the postponed its reception to the gen- served th e S ard U t A.. R. P . Church,
Mrs, W atson, secretary pro tern and
era)
club
until
Jail.
27,
thus
a
.
fu
ll,
which
charge'
he
has
con
tin
u
ed
to
rum ninge sale, which is to lie con
app ro v ed by the club.
C. W GOODRICH. Manager
ducted by th e indies of th e Library regular program takes place J a n . p acrvo u ninterrupte dly ever since,
Most interesting reports followed
Association S n tu m d y p. m. a t the In th e place of reception calendared having observed hi* 28th nnniverfrom tho officers of the club and
(On J a n u a r y L L .sn ry only last Sunday. After obtainIA-tiler building to defray th e ex in y ear book.
chairm en of the various d epartm ents.
penses of moving the hooks and election of chairm an, ns well as ing the education such as t h e schools
Miss Hawkins, the treasurer gave a
1llxtures to the club house. She re chairm an for m em bership com m ittee of th e d a y offered. M r Miller was
most gratifying report
A vote o
sent to Erskine College, D ue West,
quested all the members u lm have will ta k e place
thanks was tendered the Welfare DeFollowing
a n n o u n c em en ts
De- S. C., where he completed his course
. ,
... . .
. an y th in g to give to the sale to send
p a rtm e n t for a i hristmn» present of
1
K
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It to o n e of th e fo llo w in g w o m e n : p a r tm e n t proceeded to enjoy first Com ing to Charlotte ho associated
ten dollars to the general fund, and
M esdames Key, Frank, W hitner or P»P<T of afternoon's program , “ Ed- himself with F. C. A bbott &. Co., in
BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND
to the Civic Committee of th e Wel
C. O. W alker, if possible.
If not, ward E verett Hale a n d His Works," the teal e s ta te business und ih 1912
fare D e p a rtm e n t for twenty dollars,
and th e y will notify Mrs. Key she by Mrs. E. D. C h itten d e n . Vajued wont into business for himself, formp art of th e proceeds of t h e play
quotatio n s • from this writer were ing a p artnership with Mr. John R.
wilt he glad to send for it.
given by this committee .in th e fall.
given, also characteristic» of the life Oates u n d er the firm n am e of the
Mrs. R. C. Weidler of Lakeland
Mrs. Marls, chairman of th o Lit
molded by p arental love.
A vol- Miller O ates Real Estate und InsurDickins
erature. Depart men! called the a t t e n was in tro d u ce d by Mrs
I unie entitled " F o r Fifty Y ears“ was a nee C o m p an y . This connection con
tion of the club to the change of the and toiri the club of the Chantuu- | shown which had the distinction of tinned until the day of his death.
general literature
reception from t h d ' i u u which
is to begin here on Feb being presented by Dr Hale himself
r ,. WI1II w,,d d ,.d |„ \ t „ s Rertlm
S o l e A g e n ts fo r O r a n g e C ity S p r i n g s M i n e r a l W a r n
dare given in the yinr bonk to Jan
!' ,,l
'* w,l!l l " ll,‘ 1*H' !*'•*' |„ Mr Fernuld's father
Huntet in Sanford, F l a , who with
P H O N E 21
27th, a n d though program was not K*'"1 rh n u tu u q u u ever held in FlorMr». M artin's paper denting w i t h -one rhlld, M aster Paul E m m o n s, J r .
deflniteiy announced there mnutumI t o . 'ila, und «poke of the unusual ni.illJfe of Louisa M. Alcolt a n d rend by survives.
In addition th ere is Rev
Ik* un understanding among th e ini- '*y of th e director, Mr. Adam s, and
Mrs .1 W Karnes was pleasingly d<- Dr and Mrs
Miller, fattier and
tinted which was strongly h inted ut l h »' ,Hl‘*nt m Cenerai
All m embers
pictod, as life of this writer was so m other, tw o brothers,- Rev. Rohcit
th a t this d c p a itm e n t has a very rare * ''r‘‘
tu l!‘ke tickets us the
full of good fruits, seen by all and H. Miller, pastor of the T h ird United
W. J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
tre a t in store for the club on th at i C h a u ta u q u a Association has turn ed
loved
by children who are cm bund Presbyterian Church. P itts b u rg . Pa .
datr
over tiiu m allei to the W o m an ’s
AG EN TS
Club, a n d all
money from the sale with characters of “ Little Wom en," and Jqliun S Miller of this city and
Mrs. T erh u n e, chairman of the
"Joe's
Roys"
and
others.
Rcmiiustwo
sisters,
Miss
Mary
IL
Miller,
of ti r k e l s above f],000.0U goes to
Welfare D ep artm en t then gave u
the club. Some tickets were sold al cences were rend from a leu lie t writ- principal of the South School und
splendid rep o rt from this always
the close of the ' meeting.
Mrs ten by a relative of laiuisa Alcott's. Miss Josephine Miller, who lives tu
o r r i c « « I t h H O L D E S AVAL E S T A T E CO
ac tiv e d ep a rtm e n t. Its success large
The fine and even tenor of her life home
T h e y were all at the bedside
Weidler offered her services to sell
ly through the efforts of Mrs. Wight
tickets or help in any way sin- could. gleaming through all the days, t h u s when the end came
to secure funds from the school hoard
weaving the th re a d of her love,
y(r Miller was a m e m b e r «>1 the
F Io r i d a
Sanford.
to em ploy an instructor to curry on
T h e p r e s i d e n t Ioni a n n o u n c e d t h a t wrapping it closely around ( hose who Associate
Reformed
Prenh vterian
the work of the Corn and T o m a to Mr M urks and Mr T h ra sh er would w,.ri. ¡r,
im m e d ia te home circle
alld u |ü )u | ltll(1 devout
C anning In d u s try in the Seminole address th e club
but wassurprised
Following these paper* Prof C, I Ckriatinn
He was lnghh ."•teemed
co unty schools was the cause of most ’ when Messrs
S (> Chase. C E Maris gav. an instructive lalk on |() u || those who knew him for hie
favorable com m ent. Mrs W g th t
Walker. .1
N
Whitner. C
It
Psychology.
Phis starts the first in gmdly (Imposition, generous n ature
atntod th a t the club was greatly in- Walker. M urks and Judge Herring n series of thn*e talks to lie given in anif sterling character
N ever was
dflbted to M r Thrasher for Ids of- (il.-d in, led by Mr T h ra sh er, who the Literatur«* D e p a rtm e n t.
|lt. known to speak ill of a n y o n e and
forts in securing the money to inuke was greeted by a round of upplause
Club adjourned after interesting everyone spoke well of him. was the
th e woik possible.
front th e Indies, who th u s sought Round Table Disuussion.
universal acclaim.' In business he
Mrs. T erheun also announced that lo ’,hnw
appreciation of his
w as-consistently just a n d n ever was
there would Ik* n Better Babies' Con- tt,,rk in »‘' ‘•«ring funds for tho ToBig Ileal E s ta te Deal
it said thatMie took the a d v a n ta g e of
test held a t the Seminole C o u n ty : ,m,t.° C luh in stru cto r
Mrs Dickins
M ajor Benjam in Drew of this . it y »
*» » U.i- nsa. tton
To
Fair and th a t the Welfare D epart- handled the situation gracefully and
has sold to K D Waring and asso- h" frM*»,l!' ll*'
il
ment would offer two prize* a n d Mr
ltf" ' r “ '»'D 'er of the august body d a t e s the entire holdings of the fault -a lw a y s ready to «hare his
Marks, director of the Fair would *»** ‘» v iD?d (*> «peak to th e d u b .
It is safe to
Holden Real Entitle <'ouipiuiy, .-lo«-| in.-ans with his fellows
offer one for the most perfect baby hut on ac c o u n t of the luck of time
say
th
a
t
th
e
re
was
hardly
u more
ing out the old y e a r with a deal in
Mr. Marks
(physically), and th a t the physicians only th ree responded.
popular
y
o
u
n
g
m
an
with
all
classes
volving $100,000 or more, having
A
of the town had offered their service* of the F a ir Association first a d d re s s been twice owner of the name. Tho and condition*.
IBs d e a th will
ed
the
ladies
on
the
subject
of.
the
to examine th e babies free, providing
p roperty consist* of several lot* in prove a sad blow to a wide circle of
th e m others would not take u p more Fair. He com plim ented tho W om Sanford: the tirick building known friends und acquaintances. C h a r
time th an was necessary as it takes an's Board of M anagers of th e S em n* the Bishop block: eighty-nine lotte (N. C l Observer.
considerable tim e for the ex.Vinin a inole C o u n t y Fair on the s y s te m a tic shares in tho Sanford House: Volu
a p p o in tm e n t of heads of com m ittees
tion.
sia c o u n ty land*; a n d a large seres go HE RALD WANT A D S P A Y
Mrs. T erheun also reported tho »ale. and districts to supervise the «xof celery land* near Sanford, includ
of Red Cross seals, and an n ounced hlhits which are in their keeping,
ing iho Robinson Spring* tract
the musical comedy to l>o s t a g e d and «aid th a t the hair w a n te d to
U
!
Six years ago, this property, then
■
under the direction of Miss Rogers have a good allowing of all kinds of
s,
"
■
owned by Major Drew, was sold by
\
on Jan. 28th for tho izenefit of the women's work^—art*, crafts, needle
T
„ J
work. a n tiq u e s , flow'd*, rooked foods him to tho Hoblon Real Estulo C o m
Welfare D e p a rtm e n t.
ü 'li
etc. He also suggested tjiat a com pany, but brought hack n h o u t two
'" 7
— -* t
M rs. Dickins complimented this
"* «
mittee be ap p o in te d to look nfto m ouths ago.
/ e p o r t and spoke especially of the
the B e tte r Babies' C ontest.
Tho
When approached this morning by
•
good work in securing tho Corn and
BFviOexclusive rig h t to servo the people a representative of th e R ep orter-S tar
T o m n to C anning Instructor.
during tho Fair with food a n d d rink M ajor Drew «aid: ‘‘The sale has
Miss S tum on, tho chairman of tho
was p resented to tho club b y M r.‘ been m ad e and th e final paper»,
A '—
Music D e p a rtm e n t nnnounerd the
Marks.
A discussion followed and covering the transfer are now being
i i
costum e recital which was to be Jciven
a v o ta was ta k e n %to a c c e p t the niHde o u t ."
by Misa Aspinwall th a t evening for
proposition, which
was- t h a t the
T he »ale wa* engineered . b y Mr.
th e benefit of th e pinao fund. Also a
;
ladies should furnish the food a n d R. D. Waring, late of Osceola county
m eeting' of th e chorus to Ik* held
tho labor a n d th e net proceeds are but now a resident of Orlando,
"•* - i
S a tu rd a y afternoon a t three o'clock.
•a? ’,;
to be d iv id ed equally betw een the where h(> has bought valuable p rop
Mr*. Fitts, chairm an of the Social
club a n d t h e Fair Association.
erty, including the p re tty residence
'-WA.
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D ep artm en t m ade an excellent rep o rt,
\
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Mr. T h ra n b c r then «poke of the where he resides.
A
th e best | » r t of which was th a t th ey
Mr. W, B. M akinson.of Kissimmee
h ad cleared over $76.00 f r o m - t h e Corn a n d T o m a to Club w ork und
*
r
dancing school, which had been given told of tho benefit« to be d erived in if m entioned ns on e of th e .parties
many wuya by th e boy» a n d girls interested in the big transfer, along
to help p a y for tho plastering.
l
being
tra in e d to conserve tho fruits with o th e r Osceola capitalist*.
T he president then announced the
• t
Mr. Drew, sh o rtly a fte r arriving
ap p o in tm e n t of Mrs. J. W. B arnes and v e g e ta b l e s , of the s ta te which
H e «aid in Sanford seven yeara ago purchased
a s chairm an of th e Press com m ittee are now going to waste.
<;k.-sc - ;
■1
t h a t one of th e m ost efficient t e a c h this pro p e rty for $66,000.' In tJHfe
a n d general reporter.
a n d ' a half years he not only cleared
Tho m a tte r of keeping open house ers In th e s t a t u has been engaged,
tv
a t th o club house during tho Fair by Miss H arris, tho chief, a n d would up the a m o u n t of t h e purchase .price
but
eight
per
cent
on
th
e
investm
ent
be
here
soon
to
begin
work
a
n
d
it
was voted upon, a n d It was decided
He th en sold, it to th e
t h a t com m ittee should be there t o re was possible th e re could be som e as well.
Holden
C
o
m
pany, who m anaged th e
showing
of
th
e
work
for
th
e
Fair.
ceive the ladies of the county a n d to
aggregated
interest
for six years, but
He
told
of
th
e
display
of
ono
y
o
u
n
g
use It as a rest room in compliance
a
b
o
u
t
tw
o
rdonths
ago bought back
lady
a
t
th
e
l
a
k
e
l
a
n
d
Fair
which
was
with a recom m endation by the board .
the
sam
e
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
.^
f e i c h ho Is now
Mrs. Dickins brought the m a t t e r put chased b y a real estate m a n aa
transferring
to
R.
D.
^ and
an
'advertisem
ent.*
He
also
ripoke
of birth registration and vital s ta t i s
¿ I
associates.:—
Roporter-Stuf.
L
of
the
a
u
t
o
industrial
parade
to
be
M, ;. ! 1‘ - . . tics before th e meeting saying t h a t It
■ K ,v P
was . tho first tim o In the history of had a t th e Fair, -stating t h a t t h e r e
!m 4
-v*.V
:
-1
would
be
a
m
an
hero
to
d
ecorate
ff* t
; i- * i
t h e federated clubs .that the Individ
DRINK
ual club had been appealed to b y the tho cars a n d asking all club m em DRINK
governm ent. On tho 18th of J a n u ber* who r p u ld to enter th eir car*.
a r y a whirlwind campaign will bo C o m p lim e n tin g .th o women on their
conducted t o secure the pirth regis dem on strate d a b ility to \ c t effective
tra tio n of every child In this country. work done when th e y msdo u p their
Mrs. R. M. M ason has charge of th e minds, he suggested the a d v isab ility
ELSIE ST. LEON AS POLLY
work In Sanford a n d will have a co m of their c o n d u c tin g a " C le a n U p "
IN
“POLLY
OF
T.IIE
CIRCUS“
AT
THE IMPERIAL THEATER, MONDAY, JANUARY 18th
DRINK
DRINK
m ittee to assit her in collecting th e day before t h e Fair.
Line
3-D A ILY TRAINS EAST-3
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SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 1
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Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling
G eneral F ire
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Insurance
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�BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS IN REGULAR SESSION
(’ortinuod from Pago Two
flothirti f°r t'onv^c^9* 14 .00; Hand
Hell, 58.83; Mutton
222 .33; E K. Tur
Cr*,r C“
Hell, 11.311; Semimdcn
Btr, suppl“ *
Co Bank, Killicr roue
road work, 70.60;
work, 200.00;
p f{, Hooki-r,
j \V Hell. toad u o r k. OO.OOi Zach*
' ¿umber To., lum ber, 16.11; lt|
Lynch, mail work, 264.50; Fred
T. Lillis him. surveying, 13.20; Sem¡BoIe Construrtion Co., road work,
ill 00; A. F. Bell. S u p t.. shops and
t«m hire. 13.25; A. K. Bell. Supt..
bo,rd bill, 005.50; A. F. Boll, Supt.,
—y roll. 541.00; F ly n t Brow.,
Util, 2.05: H. McPhcraon, preaching,
jog'; T. J- Miller Si Son, Dingle road
■ark, 9.50; Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co,,
»fco«r. 1.75; 11 ^* Beck, road work,
102.70; D- M. C. R abun, road work,
«,■•.50; K. CWffil. road rwok, 22.50;
|>rna,d Hdwe. Co., oil for bridge,
J.J0; Hill lldwe. Co., supplies, 15.54;
W. A- Ginn, surveying, fi.00; F. L.
Woodruff. tommUaioner, 4.00; C. W.
Entimiiigir, commissioner', 8.01); J.
A Clark, commissioner, -4.00. Totil, 2777.95.
iff »rtfelttin* F trtfd f" P.* H.
MtCrory. fees Baxtei case, 74.88; L.
R. Philips Ji- Co., medicine, 7.46?
Andre» Aulin, costa J. P ., 1.10; Aiidre» Aulin. sheriff's costs, 1.90; I. D
‘ Hart, witness. 1.00; L. (1. Sl’ring[rlljw, J I' costs, 2.13; A. H. Cani
tron. (1 'X costs, 3.75; C. M. Hand,
ihriiff. i " mi no lines a n d costs, N*:|,
C. XI Hand, shed IT. a tte n d . Co.
Jud(i- i t t 1 l 911. t M Iliind. slu-r¡|f,
lull. I 17 till; A. F Hell.
Supt., discharge money, 9.00, M. 11.
Mabry, costs Marlow case, 12.00;
A. H Cameron, O. W,, com mis»Ion.«. 1*5.00; Hurry Hall, witness.
3.70; Geo 1!. Herring, cost several
a*«. 15 I I (' M H a n d , sheriff,
rosl »ctcni'l cases, 54.45; John
GimLI' witt-*«, | on; T o m Itoliinton. *n ■" 1 oo. N H Garner.
Sam I* •'
juror.
I on. Felts
Frank, Hirer. I tttl; It <’ M at Well,
juror I 00. Kd lame, juror. 2 00
0 II M -*-troin |tir'*r, I oil I. no
Lamar » .liio » , I IIO, (i XX Smith,
juror. I 00. C C Itoyd, juror. 1 no
.
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kng Wlws»«*- e Vit. ti** Haan ,n*À* vrjwíw>*¿.> l y f >f*i
s t a r t w ,th.nit
motion.
was a. liuti r in the upbuilding
K irsim e t*e, 'having built over one
h u n d n d houses to
in that • i t y (•*r ft '*idein
!>*',-ii|i - building SI* V •■Mil 1 U 11
st>>| y I rli t, »loi room ■ .fr.ri flow Ini *
under
cimstru (ion it I 1 !•■1* !
brick
toi ..it . .• i•ini' Ii*ig i l r . i t
wdl *>>-i .-tío..i i _ il l i l i l í
II- .( ifi »
built -i i !
'• •■».eg.,■Il •W- Itl 11
XI r U r
l i t i o II
t. ir 4>- I I ♦1 111
ing i ta idle boaster Gut is known
in Florida by his w o rk s , and the
people of i bi ' city run he co n gr a tu
lated o j" n getting such a live wire
U it h
min* I
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Ge i ge r . R
A
Gpthureh
Rsv.uBc
‘ k‘n' ' J ' A. Johnson, J . B . JohnH* O. Locke, J. p . Moffatt, R.
/
U* M u * . W. G, Aldridge,
L * : A,le». Bandy A n d e rw h , T. f !
to,,™!' J'
Anderson, V. S. Arl<J* H. Beck, B. R. Beck, C. A.
‘
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n
F y o u know s o m e f e l l e r 's f a il m 's ,
J u s l fo r g e t 'e m 'c a u s e you know
Thai s a m e f e l l e r 's gut s o m e g ood p o in ts ,
T h e m ' s t h e o n e s y o u w a n t to s h o w .
¡1AST y o u r l o a v e s o u t o n t h e w a t e r s .
T h e y ’ll c o m e h a c k , ' s a soy i n ’ t r u e .
M n y h o t h e y 'l l c o m e h a c k a - h u t t e r e d
W h e n s o m e fe lle r b o o s t s for vmi.
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BUSINESS CARDS
G ri * Ila III
G- A. Marshall. Geo. JL
J . M. W.iu, J . W. Boll,
* W* j ' Henderson, A. S.
. W e 'd lu* in a s o rry p lig h t,
Viju just keep that horn ablowin,
II ihis I h e r up with all y o u r m ig h t.
11,
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• r v ii ,i i i k mi w n
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W ooilrulT Huilding. .
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..G E O . A. D EC 0TTES..
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HAND
\i n' Hi ^ i l w p mmi n« i l
n*i t ^ tu
he c i t y un » Fri d*. y i t l e n d i n g lite
i’ f ‘ s c onv ei ' t i o i i » we r e l lm rie- K
l' oOte, «(leiiiil ; g e n t
(or Ci gl i vi
iiii »i*
i rc| I*»* on i in' sail* »idi»
1 CHASE & COM PANY
< n u » il i l o a i l * \ 1! ' • • •»I « '
m
■liutry m tin* near future, Mr. Mulm.i m. ', re tu rn to Giiinraville and
T e r m « M o d c r a l o - ' - S l t i i lly C a s h • *.ter into the work a» of yore.
During the past two year» Mr
Xl'diiur h a » been president of I (n
Phone 3 1'J
■Pliitharnumif
Society and has out
lined and carried out m an y new
and liberal ideas in music, all t e n d
ing to help a n d fmjirove the taste
ATTOKNKY A M I COD NS KI.I Mb aI LAW and desire fur the best in music in
Gainesville. A series of sacred con
Practice In Slate and Federal tXiurts
cert» wn» given lust year a n d similar
linrner-WooilrufT Bldg
Sniifuril L In events jila n n e d 'fo r this season, h u t'
________ t« because id the general lassitude and
depression chorus work has pro
gressed very slowly this y e a t .
The m any friends of Mr. und Mr«
.
DENTIST
Molnnr regret to lose th em , and
trust th at their going will he hut
Offirc: Yuwcll Building
(or a s h o r t «period.
t
II iv»* mir strung. r<*!iali|e company
fi.rrv «nur 11
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il>* '• riiius mittler»
.t ifii ■*•
fyr vmi d .ii.'l t : i money wanting when
the FIRM has wi|na| out your prujierty
I
V. i.d
Drs. Mason & Householder
XX
a jA l’S K if t h i n g s s h o u l d slo p a g ’in ,
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T ■' Ht i I H lIuiM lestoi,. C, i
L'iih». (,,,, K.‘ Muthieux, X . T. PeRomei NlrhóNon, F. D. Prcrtti. 1 XX. P icvatt, C. A. RiiulcrMnr Bri wIn Raulcison, W. II. RauIrrion, S. p. Stili.h, D avid Spcvi, II.
Sutton. K. M. S u tto n , M. XX
T»>lor, XV. F. Taylor. J. V. Wirk«,
Anrv* Auliti. Jr., J. E. Akerland.
*•
Allbon, J. F. Allison, Theo.
Aulin, J. T. Bacon. J. S. Hrook», T .
A. Clark, T. L. Cushing, D . D: DanÌ!U' J- ^** Foki*a, W. IL Howard, L.
T Hunt, U'. K. KeUey. T W. U w j00, " J Lawton, N. F. Uizcttc,
*°* kinchart. L. W. L u th e r. W. H.
kuther. J. F. Mitchell, H. H. M c
k»ll. A. j . McCulley, C. T . McCul**)fi C. T. McCulley, J. S. McKinJ». Steen Nelson, J. C. P a r t i n , J. K.
«Hin, N. J. Tanner, H. F. Wheeler,
jk L..Wheeler, W. B. Bjillurd, C. M'ucc, C. A. Dallas, 'A, L. Henkel,
A* W. Millon. J. W. O steen, Alfre
kdebon, A. A. Hick*, B. F. James.
r * *• jo b n s o n , Otto Kola, Leonard
C. Pearion, O. T . Pcaraon,
• G. Lundquist, D. H. C. Rabun,
»■ B. Rabun, 11. W. S m ith , G w .
Bmith, John D. W a rren, W. V.
“ “"n. J. W. Fortier, W. T . Humph>. J* G. M artin; R. N. Poston. A.
. *■ SJoblom, W. E. Allen. G. A.
D*nt. D. W. Clouscr, J. S. Dinkle.
,,
I)r>KKt»rs, F. W. Griggs. L. J.
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J r *. T. D. H a rtlo y , T. G.
I y?**** R* A. Jen k in s, Geo. E.
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J r , XV G Fox A Fnssett. li
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F r a n k . Feh* F rank, A\ \x 1 1 y . N
H. Garner. .1 M Gitimi, F .1 Gon
Gonzales,
XXs H.md. .1 \
H.irrold, XV.
K Hu w km*, XX c
Hill.
Kd. Higgin». K .1 Holly. XX
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Hoolelian, J. G. Ilunti*r, S Jew ett,
J K. Johnson, T XX Johnson. Tim
Kenne, T. H. KtrUy. J H. Lawson.
J . U. Long. XV. W. Long. Chas. H
L o rd , R, * M M ason. S Maxwell.
U. C. Maxwell, K l. Marshall. G
XV. Messenger. Jo h n Mdscli. J |,
Miller, L. M Met uller. 11«*nrv McLaulin, H S M si London. Il H
Nelson, Nenry Nickel. XX t» Nolan.
Rex Packard, J. O. Packard. XX H
Peli, S. K. Porter, K H Bnmhtll.
J . H. Randall. J. I) Rohirts, U G
Roller, A. Roui h, ('. J Rumph. S.
R unge, J. XX. o . Singletary, t). H.
S ténatrom , Roy F. Simm»,' F. W,
T e m p c tto n , J. E. Terwilligrr. LeLi/ay -TilU», -W.* 1>» JTwrner,*tti. *W>,)•, •TL* wbovt» iv a -e u t «Í il; l.W XVm V a n Ness, G. XV.
Vena ldi■. A. 11. lug, the mijn who expects to make
Wallace, R. F Washluiriic, W T. Sanford or at ler.st assist in tnnking
WhetflNa, XV. E\ W hite, .1 It: xvii- Sanford the greatest tffty in the In
Hams, Jr . C G XXilson. C i XXood- terior of Florid*
Mr W aring and
rulT.eXX C Woodruff, F It Adams, associates h..it* recently purchased
W. XX Abernathy, XX F Aker». from Benjamin Drew of O rlando the
S. A Berner, Clifford il . t: K llohlen interests that included valu
fir m ly . H H Urosnn. F |. Blown, able city jiroperty. celery lamls at
I T Hruily., t- G Hou
XX I I . o I i I i i m u i S j i r i n g t t i l i d o n I lie West
ido .in>] .l- o h id s in \ oliisni coun
Mrit t , -I M Mro w i 11 | > i . M .
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It ..hit inclu-lcd a cunt rolling
Joe
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i t, m i t i r i n n
H. il. Cluppell, L li Chittciideii, interest in tile Sanford House and
C . D. Couch. A. P. Connelly, T. S. Mr. Waring gives the people of this
D avis, J. D. Davison, R. || Deas, city the ns.itirance that he will build
Jo e De Mont, 1 XX I >0 kill', lohn n fine commercial and to u r h t hotel
Dielll, Il (Ì Deiterick. F F D otlnn ulol th at the work will -tart in a few
P M ' KIiI.t Ben l i-1, W \ Fills month* it' 'Him i* ¡nolimu a rv -lep
< 1. 1 low I !«. 1 1 Mel. lui. 1 P run i •- taken >
Mr Waring i- f It.
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BROTHERS
LIVERY, S A L E S
AND
FEED
STABLE
C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e and S e c o n d S t r u c t
ik*Dii
CONTRACTORS FOR
• •■ iettirv of thè Fl or i d a ........... R e a d *
Xshim liti ioti
T hey
mtnvh'd
wt t b
t h è dilTerent n e w s | i a p e r i n n i a v d tln*|
stliet i« gener ul l y
and
mi t witli
l u n c h e n c o u r a g e i r r e n l w bile fiere
li
;« I mpet i t i m i s i nc e t h e ir visrt b e r c i
' tini t h e y cali go b a c k t u J a c k s o n - 1
ville a n d *how DuVal l o u n t y fio» t o t
tlilild roudn a« g oo d a» Semllloli*
■ount y.
A L L K IN D S O F
H EAVY
H A U L IN G
L a r g e s u p p l y of H o r s e s , M ules,
W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s
on hand F o r S ale o r E x c h a n g e
n ia c fc a m lth ln g e n d W a gon R e p a i r i n g In c o n n * : t l o n
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D R . C. G. BUTT
SANFORD
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Wilson & Housbolder
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LAWYERS
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a / i l l *
m u m i r r a peo n .it
only
PEOPLES HANK BUILDING
ROOM 9
•Elton J. Moughton
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A R P H IT F C T
A R C H llb C l
Snow Liniment
T he Way It H appened
Mr. Holly:
____
Will you please publish th e follow
ing.
I w ant to correct or explain
how George Randall came so near
being killed last .S u n d a y morning.
VEGETABLE BUYERS
He, George, was roming hom e from
the farm on his wheel, when about 9 lh S t r e e t
S a n f o r d ; F lo r id a
M r’ T hornton'« place, he being in
middle of the* road heard a horn
near him. tu rn ed his wheel to the
left leaving l o m r FORTY' F E E T to
in.» R IG H T for the a u to to pu»«
It seems the auto, instead of being
or running to the right was running
MY SPECIALTIES:
on the teft side of the road.
Sev
PICKAI/IVS HAND-PAINTED CHINA
eral people saw the colliMon a n d they
all dcclure the auto wa* r u n n i n g . G O R H A M ’S .STERLING S I . E
forty mile« a n hour or more. Con- R O G E R S ’ PLATED WARE
«qquently George wa« ru n down, ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
dragging him under the ear forty or
fifty feet, mashing hla rig h t leg
above the ankle and otherwise mu*
and all Kinds of Feed
It U a Pain Relief and Healing Rem
edy That Answers Every
Requirement.
Coulbourn Company
• I t Is of exceptional power1 In rheumatjo
¡¿{J
aehlnir Joint«. r e U , r . the drawn muacle«. M .t o r « the «trength.
. . . » and »upplrne,. ,,f youth It 1» «!«o effective In
««« ; ■
wound*, »oree or r^>rn«lem* of Itio flesh. It 1* a aplcmdld
hold remedy for man or bcaat.
Trv It for cut*, burn« hrul«e*. old aore«. Inroo hack, rheuinattai*.
neuralgia, .clattca. fro.t bite*, rhlllblaine. contracted muacle,
Stiff neck. It atop# pain and heal« quickly.
HENRY McL<VULIN
D E N T IS T
work
SEEDS
Crushed Oyster Shells
THOM AH EMMKT WII.SON
& FKKÍ1UMON HIÍVSHOLOKH
Sanford,
When rou need a Liniment, ui« a good
cow To Inauro beneficial resulti, g et
JEWELER
Price 25c, 50c and 51.00 per Bottle.
naif« f, wilt ton
fftopwrrofi
tr. touts, no.
S t * . t a n l u r t U l KrebalU. Sere ETf-jox Weak M s**,
Stcpbcaa E re »alee.
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IS o L o A x o ffte o M H .u ^ T M i
A ll Goods Guaranteed
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WM. G. ALDRIDGE
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PAGE E IG H T
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THE SANFORD HERALD
1
^ \ T D rif r if vfv
IANUARY 12. lo is
{MEETING OF PRESS ASSOCIATION WAS A BIG SUCCESS
oioo oo oo oo G
o oOoQo oOaoooooaaaooa oo oo oo oo ao oa ao oa o o o D
o oooooooooooooooooooaaqaaoa ao aa oa o o D
GO
DD
o oooooaa s | p i„ fron, you. |»u t w ithout
m o - tend to the interest» of thlr body
*
merit’» com punction they will roll in all section» of the state when neyou of your good name.
•
ccsaity require»
I. So rue m ethod should he a d o p t
And the go**iper 1» not only more
dangerous than the thief, more cruel ed whereby public or official act»
th a n th e savage, he or she in, a l s o of all public servant», mo‘re especial
BUDGET OF O PINIO N “ JU ST BETW EEN
more cowardly
The thief take» hi ly in the leglslaturive branches can
YOU AND M E .”
chances of detection ami p u n is h -J be correctly listed t h a t such records
ment.
T he savage comes out into may be avnitnble for the guidance
the open w hen he slick» his d arts of ^the m em bership throughtout lh«*
into tiis victim, but tlie gosslper state.
works under cover, hidden a n d safe. [ 5« Would earnestly beg th at 11
statew ide labor forward m ovem ent
A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. 2
e a s y terms. 8 acre» all p|,.*,,| >mJ
irrigateci.
F i n 1 floujng wH!
¡-^
la n d i» all fenred and ju-t
s t t r t planting.
You ean n
, r^
Continued from Page I
price of thè land t hi» year
|( yo()
T hrasber: response, Hon. Jos. II. w a n t u btlrgain cali on owner .(e. »
Hum phries; Thu Com m ercial Club. F if th Street, Snnford. Flit
C. R. Walker; The Florida Press
For Sale in W inter Garde«
Association. Oscar T. Conklin; The 2 s t o r y 6 room house
Region. Claude Johnson; The one acre land, h;:rn
JJ 1 .
Pres* Gang. Hurry B row n; United term s. F. J Hill. W.nt.-r .
We S ta n d , Clarence Woods.
Florida.
About thirty members of the C o m -1
mercial Club were preserit at the
F o r Sale. Five W title \\
"HE'LL PRENT 'EM "— SO SAYS SA UNTERER.
! d ate agreed upon by this body, «*»- banquet and about th e sam e num* Cockerels.
Rex Packard u
OOOOOOqOOOOOODOODOOOOOOOOOOODODOOaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODO
i fiecial a tten tio n being given to the her of newspaper men and their fnm- Sanf«ird.
Conllnued from Page 1
¡m ore disorganized sections.
ilies and the gathering a b o u t the fes- —■
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will th e gossip he. found? Any place
M ethod In M adness
of
tne
wont
performed
by
the
trade
<
*
•
Would
suggest
th
a
t
we
contal
hoard
was
one
of
the
best
that
where people make their home».
W a n te d - Work on f.irt t- rtj
Iluy n bo* of oranges.
centrato out efforts upon securing has occurred In the history of the ab le man, good referen,-,.,
\ j
Sanford
a
Hty o f
c u l t u r e union m ovem ent of this cou n try .
Buy' a heavy hum;
F raternally s u b m itte d ,
the pasnge of the most im p o rtan t Sanford Commercial
C lub.
The B erry, Gen. Del., City.
m ftp
and refinem ent.
S anford, a city of
Huy a barrel of apple »as».
labor measures before the legislature, visitors were most profuse in their
Wm. K. T E R R Y ',
churches a n d splendid ac tiv ity In
Huy u jnr o’ jam.
m aking the less vital of secondary praise for the Sanford people and the
Scc’y-Treas.
For Sale
civic affairs.
Sanford, n city of
consideration,
if necessary.
Commercial Club and this cjty will
good schools, has the
strangely
O verland Touring Car. tin,roughly
Huy a bale o' cotton, Bill,
And now, b rother delegates nnd be remembered by th e Pr«b* Gang overhauled, good running urn. r
created source of heartaches a n d desP re s id e n t’» Report
Buy a car of out»;
officers, thanking each of you for the as ono of the brightest s p o ts ’ in their
pair. Y'ou ran fiml theiti in every
Sanford, Fla., Jr.n. 12, 1915.
Underw ood Typewriter
j
Huy yourself a suit of cloth«*».
T h e Com- first class condition
walk in life The nlimn**in this «1«*»- T o flu* Officers and M em bers of the good you have accomplished and the travels over the stale.
Huy some overcoats.
troyer of character is the young~man j*. Florida S ta te F ederation of Lubor-i efforts made during th e
>ear. ^ -n jrrriai Club and
mO ne Oak Roller Top I n .
1 '-»rly
! ford on their part have fallen so des- new.
who, with other», s ta n d s upon promin C onvention Assembled, G r e e t - • I remain,
Huy yourself n ton of hay,
Fraternnlly yours,
Iperntely in love with the member*
O ne Walnut Flat "Desk. ,,i<| ,«j|f
inent corners of the city a n d with ) ing;
Huy a load of brlfks;
C.
E.
S
H
E
P
A
R
D
.
! of the Press Afsociutiop—i h u i S ta n
O n e Plant Jr Hors,, i
I lying lips smirch the re p u ta tio n of j L abor conditions in Florida at the
•■»tor.
Huy a pair of ruldier boots,
ford
expects
to
go
to
Miami
with
the
practically
new.
young women as they pass through ( present time, a» far as known to no*,
Huy a flock of chicks.
| avowed intention of bringing the
O ne Painter Fertilizer I
the m iserable g a u n tle t th e young a r e not of the h«*st, hut .from report»
next meeting of the big association
Seven Barrels, for *1*1
beast on either side of th e walk.
1of enforce«! idleness, causing, tliv.
iHuy yourself some chewing gum
to Sanford or a t least force’ Kissim lu re s .
tress, misery a n d ac tu a l w a n t in
D
o
ro
th
y
Dix.
u
nder
a
subhead
B uy it by the box;
mee to sanction this city having it In
L o t Hoes anti oth er tool.
"L ove of Gossip M ost Unexplain m a n y of th e northern s ta te s , we of
Huy yourself an a u to ,
191
hundred
i,t«I1ll 11
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•T1hirty-five
» * * » jf
M
** » s i
xt f, II
this su n n y southland have just
able,’’ s a y s :
f CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
| EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT _
S
WELCOME TO OUR CITYl;e in!,UK,,,;;,tt"1’ commencing «*.» «
ABOUT PEOPLE
AND EVENTS
*
n u » o v-.w « X ' o i o
tn * .t* 4 » w * * * * * * * * * * *
'n t i P P S & W
'*'•‘4
the visitors a better view of th e great
If you want a bargain
mv of
explicable of all hu m an weaknesses. m ajo rity of sur m em bers are for- speedily made friefttis wherever she
B uy a y e a r’s subscription,
Sanford
celery
delta,
gave
them
j
>
t
h
e
-above
-call
on
<*r
uddre*
r c
It is tho on«* savage tra il thl«l has J tu n u tely at work
w ent. While in Sanford she was th e
P ay it in ad vance,
real
view
of
the
warm
h
e
a
rte
d
people
W
oodruff.
Sanford.
Fla
;u
p t,
In the fare of a b u n d a n t ¡crop, over | RUWIt of M ay nn(, M| | l)red Holly,
survived b o th civilization a n d Chris
T hen your friend, ye editor.
,,
„
, ,,
,
.
, of Sanford anti bet live Commercial
the
entire
laiui.
unscru|iulou?
matianity, a n d th at shows how element Mr. Conklin wn» also the guest of ,,, ,
...
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.
C an buy ii pair o’ pants.
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. . .
....
t lu b n n d th e people here h a v e a
F or Sale W hob*»ab 1 . ( ,•
iiipiiliitors of our national market» .M
i . 'a n d Mrs. Holly
ary cruel we still are. *
E. F M cIntyre
much Iletter opinion of th e news- w ater fish business, m i . bug fish
have used the European war as a
Every d ay we see p«*«»ple who are
paper men and in ihi» m eeting all.of n sts, fish boats nnd ga-..
k«
pretext to ad vance pric«*s, esperially
Mrs. C. (). Cm lrington.
Mr».
so
te n d e rh e a rte d they would not
us
have
gained
som
ething
also
fish
house,
etc
i*
i
L
* Tin* old y«'i«r i* «lead. We have
upon the necessaries of life, to a Johnson and Mis* Virginia John-on
Among those present were the fol- V incent.
••ti»
commenced (hi* new
ll.it mg l»uri«*d hurt a fly. yet they d<> nut hesitate point alm ost unbearable, and from
accuinpanied the Delaim l ,’>>niingeni
lowing:
------------------------------------ ——*------the dead let us turn our a tten tio n t** t«j blast a wom an’s re p u ta tio n by these condition» our national gn\
to the Press \sso etation meeting lu»t
setting alloat evil stories a b o u t her
Hon Joseph H um phries, Bradenr<>r f'alc < r e a p
i
»ire,
th e living.
e m in e n t, although ordering vurinn- I riday
They wetejpthe guests of town Herald; Mr-. C.
»torn-»
th
a
t
are
the
merest
be..r.*n>,
S.
Wilson
l
1«
tiled,
house
ami
laisl y«*i*.r was a grim yeat a mo*
investigntiima in the «*arly stages ol ,
|{. j JJolly
nn«l Miss Townsend. S nrasc te Times; witb growing crop».
mentoua year of terrible events. We anti which they do not ta k e the th e unjust, unfair and u n n ec essary '
_
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W’nyne Thonni», Plani C ity Couiicr; Ueosott, sickness.
W
were paralysed by the breaking of tro u b le to investigate.
inrrease of living costs has given
Mrs M C. ^axug«* ha* taken th è ( t*|yde ^Glenn,
Olenti
Advertising nenr Cclery avi mie.
u great war
We were helpless when • Every d ay we see people who practically no relief.
Ifhing house nn Oak avenue and is (*0 , u‘nd Tarripa* T rib u n e ; R H.
industrial depression came to us. shudder with h«>rr«,r u» th ey ,ea<l
T he effects of lh«* inflow of bile al
F o r Sale furili
homi
to
her
inn n v -a oford Pro-*n-r>> Ori. n«l*' R, pori
(ales
of
bow
suMiges
am
u
se
tli,*uiSi. r W
We beram e <>motionul when told of
-m all Inner, at
w o r k e r » in n i n e * - ! , \ , iy ,-ruf« ir< -t. fftetid»
II Harris.
K
«i, rn»->*
iihietti-:
the su fieri tigs of the uni-mploye<! s , . [ v i n ierti.ru g their prisoner- t h e i n o i h. d r i v e n » u i j i b w n r d f r o m
Price 12.OU" T* r
t
laude
Johnson.
Ktssimbiee
Jourm<l.
W«* lived most of I '* I l umler dark to d e a th , yet these linriui ntlari» ti»
i« «”.111*1111* an ti vit UH-!.
Mr and Mr* N ll G arner r<
bala it» «* *,i 51" *i *
F •» V’ansAgnew, K -*ttenic> .'.ma rid depressing shadow Hut it i* pa-* :« (lie i-.ti t ,\el,Mlg tugetlier b; •*l
" i i '. i 'i '-'.it it ’i,* y ■ft *...... .
ï f1 11“*11
ïiH J blit— fe
'" m
Moil...
. ru, livlllg tl • r* l-i.'allot Ilf • V. r
II.il > W Melimi\ ,01.1 Si tt
time to iofni* out <>( t1<* glooifi i*
at M o o r , ■ ' a'
•Î«iti*
1hat 1* h.Ti! -” |dea*anf VI -It Vt t i'.t r a 1 1 r a lu re
on,- they know who 1 a- tl., I■■■I Ui. l.
own «]• -inty ihis I* .it t er: t o*n I he
t li«*y u i'i * tnii-'t * IM Mr- «, i i . , ! « Harry Hrown. St. Atign-n-o- lì,-cord.
-t»| \ V
t
r T Con k lin; Mi. Itil li. labi
I ’o r <nb
fu tu re of the cou n try call- for cour to be uli»i-t;t
i *»ii -ht ii*n- t F rtnie Im tit t be «’«it -• -j-tor. Mr* Fret 1 I >:»« r
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n*>
.
«<«■ Wi.m 1*. Ii l-t:- I
P
Ki ,*ri ,le* >,t«i
i*.+,...| in.•r 1 . , r . „.,-1 ..t .. * * .t... I - w ell .1 ■■
age an*f i bought
Ili|r children *‘1111
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p
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ii-l.ur,
d
tllitl we -J.all loilid (.If ill, ill wil d,
a
nvoiit
h
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tit, I
H">n
people win, really Irlievc | ti.it tlu-y c o n im i p o rtio n a re s a tis fa c to r y u i i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanson of Mr anil Mr* (‘
<’ i nl ri ngt on
41 E
Ninth
patriot» of the past rebuke us for have th e welfare of their fellow ct«- c e n tru l p o rtio n a re ■ ssti»lncto-\ un
M i n n e a p o l i s M i n n a r . \ -i *t ne M - ■i
M* > W 1,.
stan d in g a» if *tri> ken dum b I" ;,wc tures at heart, who jo >"t f , - 11 . *• .per (.*••', hi con. t i n . u , , f but i In- - ■*i
il t
I ol i r
II.,
J.1 11 -, n, .i 111 in Jutill- tun and VI r H
•i.
and horror
tu flissemtuati *« .in«l„l,,us - t u r n - , , , ..»I fro m P e n sa c o la - o liti u p p , r>. i n f o r t ì u n t i l - j . ri t i g
V
.
l.M
(nade
il«*
trie
that
break
up
homes
¡»i
d
wre,
f
I
he
There is a* nation to feed, y «■*.
to be lit t le e n th u s e d Iti tile la b o r
m any naliwn» call fur food
There •‘«reer* «»f men and women
m ovem ent
\ n d th is s a m e coi ti
W Fit t-, Ir . ..ml litt I,*
x-Alr-i
A
i
K e r r y day you meet tuine-t people I ion a p|«Ite» to tho t-lum ! * 11 \
l i n s J n - . l l'
• vM P
t* a nation to clothe. ye*. other tui
t Martha
,i< cumpa mi-li
Mrli
who w m .bl not dream of stealing a K ,
TH•• M1111»t • *■»• V
tions are being stripped to naked
W es i
> I cl.lol to S i w *—in -.-r »
Th i i r - d . i
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Klies* lit l lie cold releulles* ha dll "I
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a nd nlu' in
United S l a t e s to
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r.
it < ti.< i i *»* ! hi* *“•! í4í 1Ht* \ L i in* < •' i u t i n i " - «
i. Iff., • *» *7 ' f
ID t l .
MjXt su: t.l V " « M*
gloom and -ce the dot*. ill*«. tin
,
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f t » ’ t f*; IS *
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Vil itugreat opport unit >* before till- ta llo o
t’ . • * • 1 •
i 1" ’ ’ n i l i| **« ft « » ! \
«
• !Mg .1 tul *I .■
> i!n"it ntl for 1! *
T he feeding and lim iting of unhappy
1m m i l h « * Dr*-*»*!*,! li o u r - u i i f Il»*Ht
1 or
lb
difi, r,-m <nngri-c . i-i .
- in ! .,- o
E u rope is our wyrk
Kurope's fae'Ir
O l i v e r Ft
W all.»«'«- of W tl
fort- -h:< II !„• tujt f o r w a r d r., t h e ’
mo
it,.o
\
,r 1
the
.>tar
A
Ir.-t-wol
*•
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g
wiii
torii's . re closed the men nr,- . t tinsirellgl hi-nlllg uf the labor m o v e - m i n g t o n . N C , , s p e n t t h e w e e k e n d
Y
’owell
<
fc
Co
■
be
ta
Iteti
to
meet
the
e
x
p
e
n
s
e
»
Mr
front nnd the women are in the
m ent in Florida, placing us our aim with his sister. Mrs C Boyce Hell
f \ , np i* one of \ir,< *!• ’ - gr> it »t
fields. By the fortunes of war E u
a ,Mt tier c«*tit i n c r e a s e in t*u- , ut i n on Celery a \ enne
N it
orator*
Let e v e r y o n e .. v..il the no
ro p e’s m arkets become mir m arkets*
s t a t e . m. k in g of | H15 t h e b a n n e r
Kn*l
- e l v e s of thi* o p p o r t tifili >
of can become our m arkets if we *
v«*;*r for o r g a n i s e d l a h m
M r aj ul Mr» G F
claim them
I. * * i
T) i tew a fidi» t ion- t •■ t )
•* 11,
i , r¡,l h o u r *
1 Ib i.
V 11. lief I li,I.
|t I, tl lie 1•< ■e Ml.
1.0.L
ll*
w .-I
V*.
. i-il t:ig Mr- >oi
U e I..I V• r, .. -Oil 111 b e •
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! . Il g ill
gloom
It I- t I! '• Ml .1
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K'l l tdoy-cMut . h,.r.
I. ■ k»,»11\l »
V I P ri . w ko I, i f i I hiifik Fil t 1.41 r h*
i « <»r
j
mir
ti> «,|«
pfessio’i ami ,.|*>
\l,»chiiii»t- iol - l o , i M ,:ul Work L a t e r i t, Mr * P m ,
t h e o r g a n i z e d « n a r i n e s ol S a n f o r d
t urr t t
ijolbi
jKirt unity.
It is i golden nppor
vr»> Sanford.
of Mrs. Smith.
has
been
revived
and
th
at
as
a
com(UUiSt
a
j
,
,\
t u n i ty th a t confront» the American
T h e Cnitpvnters of St. P etersburg
'm
u
n
i
t
y
we
a
re
'in
position
to
aid
d
e
---people and if they fail to grasp it
have a fill it*, ted.
^Jrs. W 11 Peter» and littel son. 1serving applicants.
F or Rent I
th e y will be lacking in foresight««!A lter considerable effort th e C a r Jack ha\«* returned from a delightful
J a c k s o n v i l l e set 11* a tin«* e x a m p l e I) f u r t u - h e , !
nosa th a t Is thought to he a b i r t h
penter», Ml 9 *>f Went Palm Beach vi*it to y pophu
w- t o w h a t cun be i|on»* by ,i -y - p ho n o - g......1 1
right of the Y’nnkee.
were induced to re.a trillate with the
W
I e rns t i zeit a p p e a l for lur. dThey g a r d e n
Vi ¡ ’
•
# •
#
C en tral
body «*f that fit \
Mph mix II1 \\ I w i» of t toreric, . ca l cul a i « d tha t it woul d l a k e i 1j null i i ot i l or - N - ■ It
* I was in Judge Herring's, oil e
Fort loiuderdab* has become a
r . .uni m m . 1 1 i c g g of U l i m i n g to
xx. t a k e teure
,m * ■
« t thi
■i * tr
* • ..* p|,lti-ant*
.tin ifor
*. i
ol
-------------------th e other day when » young man t
good union town, having good locali
\- (
wer,- t I , ** imlay gn, . - t - a i d t in* w i nter
l*h, tr i.otn um 11
1 r
lot
ra m e in to gel a m arriage 11 .«■no f c « r p , n i , * r » a n d p»inl«*r». Mn-.tn
.( Mr a lid Mr.- Il II ( happ* .1 a h V a v - e d t h e >ily. r«l*,',i t h e $PJ,l|||tl f.a.-l h lf -t -t r.
" W h a t >s l he price." asked l he I
la t heñí having jurisdt«mon of th a t Xhey relurm-d t o t h e i r home- 0,1 a n d t h e y ar e in n p o s i t i o n t o give C o r a Col a I
,
y o ung man
Une of work. bs do th e Misrni M o n d a),
s u b s t a n t i a l ai d t o t h e |<oor a n d *u(
" T w o an d one half.” said the
plumber» have juñsdletion over all
>
let ing.
R oom s for K> t
judge.
plum bing work in U u d c r d a l e .
,
M f a n d Mr, C. W. K.*ester of
The m ethod is practical and if nis.be«! room* w,ll
” 1 only have one dollar,” said the
In Miami
during the p ast year G r a h a m . V a . , a r e r e g i s t e r e « ! u t t h e
necessary could Ite a d o p te d here.
at 2 0 B Third r:
th e re have been new unions in sti S t . J o h n a II o u s e .
young man.
Hut
why
not
have
also
a
r«*li«*f---------------------------t u t e d as follows: Sheet Metal W ork
" Y o u are lucky,” said the judge.
com m ittee. In spite of the numerous
p or Kent Two
ers, Moving pPicture M achine OpA nd I walked on to T ipperary.
Mr and Mrs. G. \V. R aytön and
• • •
PHntlnfi
SuuToV
F ishermten,t a brunch of th
e in ter-1 ,
. n,,nt , „ v«r« | win l ,.r, in s » n . r ;
. .m ,
< .
,
* Sanford is getting into the con
T b i . i . . r n* ' e spent stverai w tnur» in »an J m any a k,a rm ,.nt stiU bangtttg in our
¡r.i
H *
n atio n al .Longshorem t n. Thi. Ll*1 j ford have returned to the city. M r . | n..
vention class a n d there is no b ette r
F o r Rent One «
wwr«irol>es t h a t, though a little but
organ
isa
tio
n
s
ta
rte
d
with
a
c
h
a
rte
r
■' «tP
place in the s ta te for conventions
R ay to n was formerly connected with of date would be extrem ely welcome k itc h e n . 210 Fren« * V
list of 1G1 names.
th a n Sanford. As soon its w e ‘get our
S.
O.
Chase
&
C
o.
anti
is-again
idento the suffering wives nnd children
T e m p t th e a p p e tite ,
/«♦♦J
M iam i C entral Labor Union and tifie«i w-ith them in business.
tw o new hotels this city should m ake
T he of tho unem ployed poor. C a n ’t and
m?
p lease th e .ta s te and
C arpenter* local 993 have ad ju s te d family are stopping with Mrs. J. D.
a stro n g bid for every convention
won't our adm irable Welfare De- :
n o u r is h th e b o d y .
th e ir differences a n d h a r m o h y pre R oberts on iaiurel avenue.
t h a t ta k e s place In Florida, This
C risp ,c le a n a n d fre s h .
¡
part
m ent of the W om an’s C lub con
it
vails. tho la tte r organization again
city is located Id th e exact center of
5 cen ts.
sider
this proposition an d a«l«i a n
It. L
being
affiliated
to
Central.
G ood tnble board at
t h e s ta to an d is convenient from
'< Misses Lucca an d M ary Chappell, other leaf to. the growing laurel of
t • .
.'T-tfr
T
h
e
C
a
rp
e
n
te
rs
'
E
ast
Coast
Dis
ev ery point in the s ta te . M ake S a n
Messrs. 0 . K. Lewis a n d M. M. our frrown of kindly th o u g h t and Jone», 206 Park avenue
tric t Council, a powerful body has Gregg formed a yongenial supper loving deetls?
ford tho convention d t y of Florida.
, vt»fL
• •
•
W a n t e d —Brick t*i d ■
e n tire control of Dade county, h a v party at the Sanford House S unday
Sil*
c h im n ey s, foundation*. •
ing locala in F t. L auderdale, Ojus, evening.
1
If a young man is unable
to
R o u n d , th in , t e n d e r —
.. W. B.
factiop
guaranteed
Addr.
j M iam i, C o eo an u t Grove a n d H om e
boast of what hia ancestors accom
w ith a delightful flav o r
■«alliori,
#
.
G lid e s ell, P. U. box «"«■.
stead.
..
Mr. R. N. Cates of Tallahassee is
plished, it'a up to him to do som e
—a p p ro p ria te for lu n c h
52-ftg ,
Fla.
T he C arriaff, Waron and Auto visiting his sister, Mr». W. D .
thing th at’a worth while on his own
eon, te a an d d in n e r.
mobile
Worker»*
local
in
Miami
have
"
Zachary. * ’
W a n t e d — To exchange •»
account.
io c en ts.
ceased to exist, while the M achin
• •
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ta lk in g , machine , recorii* *■
♦V
ists and Cement Workers are In
Mr. J . W. H u n te r a n d son,* M r.
w i t h o u t machine, for «8 rutf»- f
1 "At Bay" U the baaia of a mar
active.
E
b
b H unter left on T h u rs d a y for
piano records.
Enqtlir«* >' *'fr‘
m f. *• velous cartoon that recently appear*
Feeling a better resume of condi C harlotte, N. C., to a t t e n d the fu
•
ora™.
ed in the Chicago American.
It
tions unnecessary I beg to subm it neral of Mr. Paul Miller.
■ trik iiyly portiays the evils, that,
■
W a n te d - Gentlemen r do inert
for your consideration the following
* # *
magiclike, come to us through the
1V-MP
315 E ast Fourth St.
R ecom m endation»
M ad e o f th e fin e st
Mr. a n d Mr». Fred-Bouchelle, who
unbt idled tongue.
It is civilisa
1. T h e »treagthening of tho legisla have been the guests of Mrs. H e n ry 1 All Local Advertisements Under
in g re d ie n ts . B a k e d
tion's inferno in' bold reliefs The
F o u n d — Gold hamlb- kt
tiv e com m ittee, with provision, if Wight left on M onday for their This Heading THREE CENTS s
to
p
e
r
f
e
c
t
i
o
n
.
T
h
e
picture represents a young woman
cr m a y have sam«* t>> I-'
possible, for continuous a tte n d a n c e home in Charleston. Va.
n a t i o n a l s tre n g th
Line For Eat^b Insertion. Minimum erty a t the Herald office
on the street— the agony of a broken
d
u rin g th e session ion of the legisla
fo
o
d
.
10
c
e
n
ts.
heart seem * to be written
on her
Chargb 25 Cents.
and 09*
W a n t e d — To buy »«-co
tu re .
Mr». C. 11: Dingec h a s returned
&
face. On either aide crouches a wolf
ad «W*,
2. 1 would especially urge ener from a holiday visit to the home ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ t e e e e i e e » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ horse wagon. Mu»i be m
upon whose aides are written the
B u y b iscu it b ak ed by
Vddrr*.
getic, united action toward the pas folk» a t Dunedin.
dition a n d a real bargain
one word "Goealp." On her skirt
sage of a S tate Engineers' License
F
O
R
S
A
L
E
R. N . Poston, Lake Mary FI*.
In capitals appears the single word.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
Rev. G. B. Waldron was a wel
law
.
40-2tc
"Reputation."- I t is the purpose of
3. There is great need for provi come guest in Sanford Friday and
COMPANY
th e goaaip to tuin the fair name of
.For, sale celery farm at m bar
He is alw ays cordially
sion whereby tho president, or other Saturday.
wqmanhood and this trait in hu
A lw a y s look for t h a t N a m e.
gain,
15 acres right in village, 500 feet
greeted
by
old
friends
whenever
he
selected by this convention
man nature deserves execration, i t
from
R. R. siding. Cheap and on
strikes
the
home
tow
n.
.
m ay be em pow ered.to personally a tm erits a sting rarely* applied. W!
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THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .Irci, Ith, 5th and (Uh, 1915
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
C 'l
SEMI-WEEKLY
11\ S A S l' ( ) ¡i I )
S A M T iltl*. I {.Olili >A. I Iti DA Y. J M U l\ l ' . I'JI:.
VOLUME VI
one
federation m eet
— ——
the h o st s o f
labor
had
good m e e t in g a n d
FINE TIME.
The second day of th e meeting of
tfc »0»“* Federation of latbor was
Uken « R ,wiLl‘ l .h e roP°m of cumI
m ftie e s
lintl
vario U 9
r o , u i n ''
fra tit*lit
« ii •
n ,lU *
Ur*. The arduous duties of the day
, t re broken in tin- afternoon bv an
*Bto ride over the city a n d the culL tr. Heidi oa uutyW of the Hanford
k commercial Club. Tho visitors were
■wt favorably impressed with the
Rural situation in a n d around
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C. y "lief . - I of M t., ini r
I
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Prr-,!'
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Utrlay "f Jacksonville. Cud
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F : > ideili
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M iar.
1h t» g «I.»ai i I■
the Ani* :i •V li i i .Ier,, t imi Ml 1 .
J. Il « . ..r.i •il U . . . F. lin H.
alternile. Georg«- C. Brown . I
torniti«-: 1-egi- lut !VP Coll mtr im
J, Unrnbli . M. AligusMlli- an •t 1
Cami'liell of T'n mpa.
The ti xi
N v i-i;*: »!: v. .Tl n** •
Tatti i*.« rj 1ft. .J,.¡, • ., M.
fit) al.- 1 •HM ig t lu- - 1.1 t. i •
alioti o . •t ‘ ». . b- t nu- . tll I - ill 11.
history vf Ui»* orguitUu timi.
Thursday morning was closing up
time snd the odds a n d ends of the
viriotu committees and detail work
* 1 » finished Up, after which the III
tire delegation, visitor* anil San lord
tilizans were tra n s p o rte d to W m .l
hnd 1’iuk where they wen- given a
fmuinr Hanford fish fry with all i t .
ccresaurieii, iinhiillng S an l"io g r i '
*nd gra,y.
t! : Í
fu n i
,
t-n* 1in?,«u t u.tii ai.u
irrcatcvl " i ici n’ti-frcthcr" mcctii
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STARTS GRINDING
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m a n y s m a ll to w n * s u tro u n d in g
Rom e
b u ild in g *
wreck« d, V it it e a t
o, u rri'd , a n d
w ere
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ii.
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them In th eir affliction.
The funeral services w ere\ hold
yesterday from the resiArSt^e.) Dr.
Brownlee of the Presbyterian church
officiating. In term e n t was made in
Lakevicw coractery.
M ad e G reat Record
J L. Andrews, the popular insur
ance agent of this city has made an
enviable record in the insurance
business and is rereiving co n g ratu
lations from friends all over tho
country. In winning th e prize fho
other d ay in tho Hcrarda of L iberty
contest he stood third in th e United
States which it honor enough for
a n y man, especially since Mr. A n
drews was a new man In this line of
insurance.
V.
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l«l
III
f;
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<1«»U ht • lily Imi
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ti,. Mil »itl. t In* Miiu-ti r[lull will li r i l t" ni ti "
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* i t , | i «. ,i l tile
M.,r T hea tre, » h rm tin* lion J o
seph G. flu m p of the Alknhe«t Ly
ceum S yste m will *peuk. Mr ("amp
i* one of t h e , leading o ra to rs of the
south i>ml every per*on should ac
cept this opportunilyNtir bear him
Tho following testimonial* «peak
for his w orth:
Gov. \V. Y. Atkinson 1 was
charmed with the grace of In* deliv
ery and th e purity of his diction.
He i* a ripe scholar itnd an eloquent
and accompli*bed orator
1 heartily
recommend him,
Gen, J. H. Gordon No man in
our »fate has more decided gifts for
natural o r a to r y .
He will make a
most interesting and eloquent pres
entation of w hatever subject lie may
choose to ta lk upon
11. W. J. H a m , Gainesville, Ga.
1 have heard C a m p and I have heard
most of ogr g re at orators preacher,
platform, politician but for a man
who fan lift you into em p y re an blue
and sail on stm idy pinion a m id st-th e
stars or pluck daisies with deft and
dainty* touch from the pastu re lands
of earth with equal grace, l have
never heard him surpassed.
' her«-
i i m i i\t> p a r t i i ip.int>*
big app ro p riatio n has been
.
ino-oiiiciii , w liich
m I . i • pi.i ne High! * daily
K IT K
gorge« tu*
i
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Inge hi ii.Hiih t w i t h i n 76 miles uf
icgut ding « m i cuses being brought
Sun find b u t what has been "co v up for speedy trial would be e n
e . i ' d " s e t t i n g fo. t h w h a t Seminole
forced to the letter The new ruling
f ' m i n t y i* t r y i n g t o d o
T h e Fair
in el.ei t states thill all . tvil
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mii'MiTi. >• t h a t r p e c iu l
l b . i t .i i I " I. .- I n . .1 ,i I t l - . ( > "
ul
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\ i I It'. ,.u.i ih.it liiu- will irffer
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i «Xiiiig car inspector, who lost Intile at Bund'* Siding on T uesday
night u limit nine o ’clock.
The
young malt was supposedly coupling
tin- iiir hose on the train th a t was
standing on the side tra c k and failed
to leave Ins signal showing, with
the re*nlt th a t the engine hacked
into ti .train of cars throw ing him
between the cars and a heavy tnnk
car loaded with, oil passed over his
body, cuttin g off. both legs and one
of his arm s and mangling him so
badly th a t be died shortly afterwnrd
T he saddest feature of this acci
dent is the f a c t ^ h a t the deceased
leaves a wife an d several small chil
dren who were dependent upon his
labors for their living a n d the s y m
pathy of th e people goes out to
a nil
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CAR INSPECTOR
KILLED AT RANDS IN SUNDAY MEET
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til'd fur a Ciitisldi-rubli- [>"t>i"l
,• About four o'clock the delegates
In Ihunr it «¡.- ihmiglit a l nr l
dtpirteii from the city with the feelth a t two shock* had rtccurrcd. but
**f*h»l in Sunford they were- in the in th e seism ograph in.-lruim-nt* in
“° U4,? °1 their friends.
the observatories showid there w a s
only one. Afhicb, beginning at 7 55
o'clock in the morning ln-ted from
Represented Governor
tw e n ty -l,wo to liiirty second'
Hon. J. C. Privett, s ta te labor inIn th e capital itself, so far its
•^ertor rend the following address
known, there was no loss of life
Wore the convention, being the rep- but u great deal of damage was
f***nt»tive of Governor T ram m ell:
done, churches and statue* suffer
lr. Chairman, Members of th e C on ing m ostly. For u time the people
vention, Ladies and G entlem en:
were stricken with fear and them
It L with genuine pli usure to be was a veritable puttie in hospitals,
P vileged to come before you to m onasteries and convent*
**t»nd to you the ‘ greeting* from
Buildings on both side.* of t lie
‘6« »Ute of Florida.
Porta del Popolo, th e north entrance
I tppeik not oitly as a représenta- of ftolne, th re a te n e d to full and the
v* of that branch of the s t a t e gov- eagle decorating the gate era* lied
Wnment th at enforces a s ta te labor to the ground. T h e obelisk in St.
c*Ut *^*° a " * *P*cial en v o y of P sters’ Square was shaken anti b a d
Excellency, Governor Park M. ly dam aged while the statue ol St.
Trammell.
John L ate ran a n d the Sluis of t h e
I »tit
,
read the Governor's greet- Apostle s u rm o u n tin g tho Basilica
are in danger of collapsing.
[ ** ,0‘ThU convention:
The famous colonndu decorating
Tallahasaee, Fla., Jan. 5 , F J l f i .
St. P eter's S q uare was lowered four
in /
^ r^v e t t » S tate Labor In- feet a n d the u d jace n t house, once
•Pector:
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occupied by' tho sisters of Pope
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vited Dtar Sir:— » » v ln g been in- Pius X wan badly cracked.
Visi«. 9 ,
pre,ent upon the conOwing to the wide extent of the
Laho °
S ta te Federation of distrubnnee and its evident terrible
»id l i t ,
0 r d on t ho 1 2 l h I"»«-. occurrence the extent of the losses
b* In
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'topossible for me to or dam age is not known, C om m u n i
oHri.i*t,te? d* nc* on account of my cations wort, cut off. The fortified
fficul dutie, being so taxing at the
city of Aquila is isolated, but it is
yon vi„a, ’ 1 am *oinK«° »»k «bat said several villages in that region
vention. ly reprwent me at thhi con- were destroyed.
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Likewise Potenza. capital of the
Yo u m
°l mv i*y »»»ure the convention province of tho snme tijine. on th e
rtthuijlM,ny »ympathy In tbeir eastern declivity of the Apennines
and the , cfforE* for
betterment which has a population of nearly
feneral welfare of the Ubor- 20,000 has been Isolated. In 1857
\ ofLour
I »lncerely this tow n was alm ost destroyed by
* «he convention will bo an earthquake.
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TWELVE THOUSAND KILLED IN QUAKE
IT M Y
SEMINOLE FAIR AS
SUMES GREAT SIZE
ATTENTION SANFORD BOOSTERS!
better impression 'of the business of
»inter tfnrdening at 'S anford than
lht y could, possibly have received
front.any other source.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs
Hoyle
was to have organized a laiclie-.'
Aoiiliart branch of the t.cte l i . l t —
(tiutt for
<>f •'..nfor.l 1
“on armu .1. «*! I. • k >f intr-ri'* t
other m. ' Mr* *it .1 '<!' ' lie tie.,.
t
tin
attention ol the Sniiiord la «tic* an
¡uiulHcicnt number were present at get some further information
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the Auxili-.r\ will li* drdayed until n du«
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office:- look |lld««* tnd «1..- . u itr-t nam
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NO 12.
< ,iji tu red a Sea Serpi ni
New Orleans, Jan. II
K.*«-.«
Ao u r' \ er V i r i d 1
bllng in many ways the humming
I'A ltK M T i t M M i t.l
lord of the Paleozoic period, hut de
t !<>vernor
clared by oth er experts to he a near
O ur governor h.i< « vuli-n. ed. u*
The boosters special train leaves the Herald office next er relative to tho whistling D inothér
m an y of you know, hi roneern ni
ium of thè Di vantan age, with the
th e welfare of the toiling mu*»e* of Monday afternoon at one o’clock sharp and the run will he r.u.r'cil characteristics of the sabre THE LIST OF ATTRACTIONS
th e state.
As legislator. .;« hi a U'
IS STEADILY GROWING
tout lied glmk of the Silurian days, a
senator, ns attorney gene ¡1. >ttt■| J made to ( ienev^-Jirst, C'huluota sectmd anil Oviedo for sup* real u n terpeni 1ms been scapi tired
DAY BY DAY
chief i-Xi-rutive hi In.» ,«l.v,t\* 'U[>'
on the I .«minium - Itm e
T he capper,
rtnrl
fTto
noflrit‘‘of"Trade
inert
in;.;
there
lhat
nielli.
ported an d approved the mi-uMtre* ;
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t r i i
.to re was made near Terrebone.
At rangem ents uro now co m pleted
proposed by t In St I,
I re
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I it Ik t r i p w a s I n h u v e 1 b u o n i ii l u i u . I a s i M o n d a y b u i o n a c - j
t «> the great grief of scientists anti well nhctid of schedule to mnkn
of L a b o r .’
tin- serpent wan c jp ttire d it Seminole C o u n ty ’» first ann u a l fair
t, count of the heavy downpour of ruin ii was thought host to when
In appearing Indnr«- \..u
pa-«ed into the great beyond and which wtil be hold a t Sanford, Fob.
iieantlfu! Mity of Siu.b.
no interview could -be obtained. -I. 1. 5, ti, four days a n d four night«,
•
postpone the trip until next Moiula; January livth.
on one side by the p , , : ur"*.|m *-1.
Neutralist:« who ha vu examined its positively tho biggest atfnir of ita
Kvery public spirited man in Sanford ami vicinity lluil body declare th a t it is a "throw - kind
John» river »Urrmtnili-d by
over held In t h e state.
water lakes ami in id, ni
j has a car is requested to h a v e t h it sam e car in front of tho back" from tin ago when railroads
It will be given in a m odernized
eolery, I believe I voice the ( e n f i- 1
we r e not a s k i n g for i nc r e a s e d f re i ght Wat
m ents of a 1J^ members of t i n . . «in Herald office at one o’clock Monday.
The. ladies who ;
ventim i W : h e n ^ j ^ _
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,
promis« of a been secured, however, for the c a ttle ,
If e o n rn te d a te s the promise
mrTfrrTKpcciaIiy'TequcstTd-!•' Tnf<<< part in the trip. lite
tisi oT mie
cent fare to Coney Maiul--iu- lum i it y \mrt hôfté ÜToi» exhlltiiR ulso
of the most pro.-p, imi. and ppplm The raiN are to be decorated and h -' 1>\ the scout car from N’i w Anrk, they deelared and the
for tin- state, c o u n ty and c ity of
live spetinhs of the great **. • ,
; '" e ., , . ■
n . 1 , 1- .if girunpi-nty.
Jacksonville health exhibits.
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n i l . V, ill J- ,t ' r ! h r a p ( h .I'di» ir t h; r p *of (’up!;.in H. ( i.
Florida.
' • rd, • i t
,¡, «r ,j • ini« gt Vi it
Hoot It . of uiiifortn size w ill bo
Itiole.
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relitti:,
bit- I iltzelis oil
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tr.d ! lv ic d n .
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ere, ted to* take care of the tndr*
Tin- Ita
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Hunt*' e x ! . ¡ i n i
J b ' o t h y «ill n P o he
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good frier I I
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. i d - b r u li b e r ,, cook*
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. b, king, needlework, »de.
Wi t h ki nd r e na r d
CLOSED YESTERDAY
a
Life In W m ih Living
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t ha l kir meri \ u. . ur red
lire In lie i 11 ni i ti., I >d. thus insuring
spe ed. , trial t .«nd a disposal of civil
cases that formerly clogged tho
calendar and wasted tin* taxpayer's
money
Some of the attorneys who
rlid not comply with (hi* ruling
suffered in coiiseq uence. but the
court moved with great celerity and
the spectators note a grf'wt differ
ence. Judge Verkin* 1» to be congin Diluted for thus facilitating m a t
ters in the civil docket and certainly
hu» the thunks of the entire com
m unity .
T he greater part of the first day
was taken wuli ih*. civil cases (hut
were sandwiched in between tho
m a tte r of getting, the grand jury to
gether and in working ortler. The
following gentlemen
were
finally
draw n and passed: J. D. Davison,
forem an; K. A Hicks, clerk: S. J.
Thom as, Henry McLaulin, II. E.
Tolar, W. C. Woodruff, H om er
Nicholson, C. M Preston, McG.
C arruw ay, D. M cDonald, Geo. Ven
able, N. 1!. Garner, C. A. Betts, F.
N. Lowe, W. E. Householder, C. C.
Wilson, J. W. Flynt, S. E. Porter.
T h e grand ju ry is grinding aw ay und
will probably not have a report read
will probably not have a report'
re ad y before the Herald goes to
press
lung
d el a y s
I
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tl. alt. Nil u tl I) bill
lutl" "Xiieuse
A nnouncem ents will
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be m a d e s o o n of special d a y s during
the week. There will be an O rlando
Day, S ta te ami C o u n ty , Leesburg,
Del.and, Kissimmee, Kustis, F r a t e r
nal, Industrial, School a n d m a n y
othets. Some of these sjreciul d a y s
will have to be held on the «amo
day as another, as the fuir will only
last four «lays. But it is the aim of
the Fuir Association to m ake every
d ay a big day.
In point of decorations, the scheme
is both novel and new, no t only will
the booths be a veritable fa iryland,
but llm city itself will g a rb itself in
it* best dress for the Fair week a n d
Sanford promise* th a t " e v e ry cltlzen will bo your host " an d " t h o
BmAtcrs claim for it a positive s u e T h e Fair Association dod ares this to bo tlte biggest kind of
tre m e n d o u s
event a n d look for
1
c, owds.
All to be given ab so lu tely free to
the citizens a n d the visitors.
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T h e lloosler School
The Hoosier School will be given
a t the Im p eria l T h e a tre on tho night
of J a n u a r y 2Gth by tho mumbera of
the C h ristia n Endeavor Society of
this city.
T h e [day is taken, from
the Hoosier Schoolm aster und will
have all the characters t ha t m ade
th a t book so jaijiuUr
T h e talen t
in the ra n k s of the Sanford C hristian
Endi-uvorers js well known a n d th e y
will havo u crowded houso on th o
26th. P o p u la r prices adm ission will
bo charged to defray tho expenses
of tho play.
(‘lurk Howell, Editor Constitution.
Atlanta 1 consider him tin- most
T h e member* of the p«.tit jury
finished o ra to r t|ie south hu* ever Rmwn arc us follows
produced, am i a* an eloquent speak
C H Diiige«-, It. L. Shinliolsor. J
er he can not It** surpass«-«!.
Musson, Curl Koumillnt, C. C. P ear
son, L. Went, D. E. Hurt. I. L. An
drews. S. FJ. M athers, K. L. Brown,
All«-titlen. Auto O w n e r s
J. K. Spurting, t). J. Pope, C. W.
If you are interested in Sanford M cClure, Felix F rank, T. B. Adams,
a n d Seminole C ounty F air have Boy Tillis, C. L. Polk, O. W. Duke.
T h ere are m any cases on tho civil
y o u r a u to re a d y next M onday to
Mr. a n d Mrs. G. W. H a y to n a n d
m ake tho B o o s te r trip to Geneva, docket and the petit jury will have d au g h te r are here for th e w in ter
Chuluota a n d Oviedo. T h e biggest plen ty to do during this te rm of from Neva. York. T hey will bo a t
, Continued on Pigc 11
get together m eeting of t h e year.
hom e g t Mrs. J . M. Ho
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ooaD ooçpoD D aooooaaoQ O D O ooooa n a □ □ □ oaooaa o C hristtnns ho wer, lltter» tht* »oft I *«■Ih'ivtnlur moonllglit that 11 k** ji»iiged
»l'lml^rn of Jovitin golden du me
j a u n t V BOL¿^
m a so n iccircles
lighten»
litt* potaln of yonder roM1'.
SURE
hü tlu* »int er night wind, »oft. wann,
t ( ont¡nucí! (rem Page Oiii-i
frugiqnt ns»»wlhrart'i tnuch.
Continued (rom Kigt li
BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN
with the Yuptd strides of tin* Blur
rriMMjü wensong u N»t ttrc*'» X inji«
John Hit ver »>( Kt Krrit »»•rr the I.oilier and !ir bu» eoníerred »i x Iy
YOU ANI) ME."
i'uro], (« whivh Iroin the brunfi'e*.
i the morking birds n*turn ihrtr »tl- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. C. 0 . degrees upon filtern new member».'
They enjoyed a
The year F i ll . u w the making in
utv . « i-i l replie»; u» ihr j««-r f !• Hall and family
bast
of
venison
and
other
good
i
he
I ml».I Platt », ol 'JJ.tMIO new
u( oiuuge lib*s»nm» .»fr! tln- frugr.
whielt
was
an
M
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J of many llow*-r» flavor the wine-like
Satironi cart boast of hnv- ç All Loral Ad ver ti si* nu-ru s ( nH
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tike, weighing ing sharedd it! thè generai p.ogres» TltÌH Heading T l I It KK ( | V K
crystal
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A Cl 11El- IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N I) FAITH.
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of u hi«*n thin \n un lntltcìitioti
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from out t lie night like (airy tliitr« 25 pounds
“ HE'LL IMiENT 'EM ’— SO S A Y S S A l NT ER EIt.
Tu »'lftn** tin* Mandine year with a U n e For U r l i Insertion Minimum
at unr; n» yonder »tar, like Hetble. t nmiencrinr ni*
idra-in* remembra it ef1 of associate» f llilrift" J.t ( Ollis.
\SnO DO OOO DQ DDOaOO OODOO DO DDOaDOQ QOO ODaO OaDO OnO DO OODDOl
hem of old. shout» »hafts of »¡l\**r
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undrt»land t» anuly»i» raised to the from the dark blur bowl of skv a* thè VYotnan'» fluii will Ite held ut tained the o (beers of No. (ili at
Mother h i'« » '
ripple.» forth tin* laugh of barefoot
nth
power:
We
admit
that
the
in
Nobody know» o( the work it lake*
thè club ritorna Wednwtday after- «upper Der Jitih. The
rottiti
dustrial tinfr»t look» badly nml bil- rliildren plucking golden grnpeirnii nonn at 3 o'clork The Semi noie was tleeo rated in blue, but wli ile the
To keep the home togel her:
globe»
from
fragrant
gr.ve»:
as
ibis
Nobody know» of the Htep» it taken, to.wy and u per»on ran vrry ea»il>*
County Fair and Chautaui|ua wlll he color of blue prevailed, yet the »oft,
get a» wrinkled as a nutmeg bother wonderful December Florida night under diacuuion as well un alitar soothing and fervent color of scarlet
Nobody know» but mother:
For Sale Five U I if. W
ing about the future. That1» port U--™v*ula opulrnre. peace happiness. matters of importane«:. A full atNobody listens to childish worn
watt ever gushing from heart to Cbckcrols. Key P a c t a- : j,
contentment
and
plenty,
we
—“ bothering about tbv futuie." A
Which kisses »»nly »mother.
tendargre is reijuestcd.
lira in In give impulse to generous Sanfonl.
boon. Lead Thou u« on j
Nobody pained by tin* nightly blow. solemn agreement aiming Sanford unto ^hy
L--------thought»
which warmed the allection
lh** key that unlock» t he tnv-» ,
petijile to refrain front looking any I cry of
Nobody only mother!
tlii* wonderland. T* II -n.fo
Toiinirrow night \\ i*dit«**o|a> tin* but«* it gracious ina liner of spe«*t it
F«*r. ».de *j;iuo., . I, •
It*»f.
further aland than 8 u‘Clock tit the
i*r* tin* trulli of w by one spot in ibis
H'Tuirt ment "'ll put un. ut
Ami »iiouid no foul dishonor lie
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gain,"*acre» r t,t i
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evening
wout^rraSu^lliUsituation
Nobody know» of the steeples» rare
fair land is. graced above the r* t ' 1 ,lt' *m|M*rinl a delightful‘ program. ' I'pon my head when L a m . gray. from B. R. siding, i i
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surprisingly*
Bestowed oti baby hrollutr;
Hast ThoU forgiven Eve and r r r e ^ “ clu‘' »»embers are specially urged Lo vi* yet «lililí watch rny fading eye. eu»v term». H a«r* ., !I
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Nobody know» of the tYfeamles»
teas mate, her Adam, and basing 10 patronize the affair. A rare treat
And «month the path of*my decay, irrigated. Fin* Ilo
--- l i t .
The opening of a new year has driven their m*,*«1 from Kd.*„. art '*
night,
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- t 1.... - - - 1**-** - • um«- »oivcLnd for m a k here trr !• l.m urM ffW inp a "IV* rà'.fr^-'HwTmrnt wltrapply fil* proceed*
C a n d le G re a se E a s ily R e m o v e d .
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Nobody knows of the lessons tough! ing definite resolution« of bet t er Lost with Purudi»e Regained? If
P,t-'*,|k ^’r a pinito (or the diti* Sprinkle a JiyiJc »i.lnis of whin on— pro», ol »ile ismt t t-.v« y e ,* ”TT Jv*V
thing» ttt comi l t d ti tan it«» In*«*.» the
Of lovmg one another:
llouae.
he spot ;4fil rub gently. Tho grease
want.a bargain etili on ow ner, JM £
-- Nobody knows of the*patience sough personal rule. It is better to rcsoivol Htur-trr trur, give us. the grnct*, ll.e
vlll soon work up Into a flno powder,
Fifth street, Sanford. I!,*
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and lose than ncirer to rcolvo at nil wU • the Wisdom, both of word and
Nobody knows of the lessons
January n n \ io Welfare Depart- xhlch can he tiruabed off.
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For Sale JO.OOp^tif.
emtlng of a bad lmf.it whether, sob ly message go M r fh n h » XHIUtMP. out tertaining musical comedies at the
bat pieçy
Nobody—only mother.
int<b.the b i u e r n e s s
of
northern
of
property in ti\e >m;
1» * i<r
individual or involving othets as
Imperial umler the direction of Mir.
d i m e» ami lead n i e n ’s stop» a r ig h t.
cent on the ittve.t n •
J. Pearle Rogers, who made such n S E E K AID FOR JO BLESS G IR LS
Nobody known o f the anxious fears well.
Box 1074. city
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To get into tin* habit of resolving I^?t u» strik«* t iie shsc.^les from t h è »ur ces» of lh** V et e r Pall M i n s t r e l s
Lest «furling» may not weather
s i a w » in t h è m i a s m a of citi'**
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Storms of this life in the coming ami trying for a time to make good
C iv ic F e d e ra tio n A s k E m p lo y e rs
Fot Kal** \\ In*;.
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¡.» often to succeed at Inst. One good
Ther«* i* a w ho!«* lot mur e **f tilt»
years,
to C o -O p e ra te .
water
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Nobody knows of the tears that
N V w Y **rk
A n . ' i n | * 1r> y i n • * 111 b u r i u t u il I»ll tl»ll 1 "Il ■
1 i.
have a harmful power over the phv»- N ew « fei I* «I* **plv fnr l i r
M ■ niemlier- of l Io* Rool l.ove-- « In!* I m » b * * * * n * » t a l * l t h i i * - i l b y M u * v a c a t i o n
»tart
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\\ laugh at him who Ki'IIXle. hi* lui» e v i i l e n t l y !>•*•’Il * ••.«( .inil a few other frieml» enjoy**l ll* c u i m n l t t o , ' o f i l i * . w i i i m - n » , l , * p a r t t n i * n t
T h e grief »he'll gladly » m o t h e r :
That 1». m g ;> grent i i ur di ' ii , a n d wlul- «*■ cluriniiig ho.piiality of Mr. \\ \\
o f ill* * N a t i o n a l * 'iv t< - f* * i|» r n tl< in to a id
N o b o d y k n o w , of t h e b r e a k i n g hear t tries in reform and
Ito uhi'!* tur *.,1.1 1
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some of us laugh but hardly the t l u i ' t dioibl ti),* p r o p n i ' l y of < i M i n g AliiTiulhy
The prrtty ho me was t b i i i m o f I t » I ' j . u u u d e p o s i t o r s w h o h t t v o
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Nobody clings to the wayward chilli ing and not an unkindly one that t h i s senson o f t h è y e a r , a n d m o r e nin» color». The red and gfeen of E u r o p e a n w a r . O n o t h o u s a n d l e t t e r s 1 * |, tiled. I.ouio
sees humor1 in the «¡gilt of another cKpccinlly t hi» y e a r , w h e n m i r itor- hully and fern» and mistletoe wi g w e r e s e n t o u t f r o m t h o b u r e a u t o m a n willi growjng cri--*Though scorm/d by every other,
’* icftr.t
It1u fa c tu re rs
nnd
m e rc h a n ts ,
ris k in g
lA'ad it so gently from pathways wild fulling off the water wagon, for ex- -inully- magnificent moon a» »een enhuitced by* i io* »(Ji glow *if the r**«l t h e m t o f i l e a p p l i c a t i o n s w i t h t h e c o m Ueiiyon, sii km
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th r o u g h the
f o g - m i s t a t m o s p h e r e , »Itndeil liglit». rompleting ih** ebarm
ample.
Nobody can Dut mother.
li
m i t t e e w t o n i n n e e d i i f y o u n g t u m u l i IteiirN , li r*. ., .
Nobody know» uf the hourly priver»
Few’ atol fortunate are they who lia» noir*' t h e a p p e a r a n c e of ,t g r e e n ■it.*1 lieailly of t h** ,itlra* ll\** rooin- e m p l o y e s
For
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Hefrei*hinerii» »i*r** .**r\*'fi m tlu
For hint, our erring brother;
never need make a resolution t*1 do c h e e s e fresh f r o m llie f o u n d ry vet
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tin pie and rhiieolntc ci ke
n o u r i s h tiic b o d y .
bulldog, u m e m b e r of tin* family of
ma« e n t e r t a i n m e n t .«
w.t» f e de
An" last inglit when 1 go', to bed b u s i n e s s foi t lie c o u r t »
Crisp, c l e a n a n d fresh—
N o ,|o g h e r e a b o u t »
liKhtíul t r u v f l l i n u p a r t y g veti on M r » M A W i n n
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you ha«l to g«t an’ ache.
5 c en ts in t h e m o is t u r e • v**r I.....IVeil J, tnor* el:* borate burial
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* • • P o r t « - e i t l e In Arkanviii,. * y»
proof p a c k a g e .
W oí a r nit : u In-nur ni (h • j r g tu - 1«, I b a n N n ly He »¡in t he l a v or l te dug
of 1toilet u** a n * l h u n d r e d s of [*inp|e
Say, w hut's the mutter with you. a h e a d l i n e . You bet t h e y do T hey
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»i*ttle in
Ka«t
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ain't you »atistled at all?
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pititfhn'. yet I . ntgM
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llu-ir liesltlolltOli, .'»plttlallburg, S. t ,
--you ached mo« a wTuI, st u m inn k, long ago.
was reached.
The game afforded
four
that ain’t treatin' me je»' right.
For Kent T*.
much merriment and pleasure while SH IN E UP THAT OLD MEDAL
T«s
nice room«
* A r e g u l a r t i cw »j i a p« r m a n doe»
enrmilc The score card» were cunTWi Thief Wins It — Hr Stole a Five dollar» per.
I’ve been a friend to you, I have, not l i k e slol ilter a n i l g u s h a m i w h e n '
run,' lilt It* suit 1 t«**» I pun arrivnr
Foot Bathtub From .,
dreti
1
why ain't you a friend o' mine'’ th«* l a y m a n b r ea k« i n t o print w i l h i
I 1*1 >|*artani urg it w.>. foitnii iln.t
Plumber.
They gave me castor oil lit*! night I lie . o f t *t ul l he tl»tiully * all* dow II I
Ml»» Ml* e U bit 1 -* t , d wnit lb,
berullse you made me whine
the w r a t h of «out** ol t h e Inty»
A
'"b*. |.rue. a ]*r■11 > little liiat.l
l 'h rugit John <ial . m. a jiiitmb,
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I'm awful »irk tin» mornin* an' l m gent le m a n w h o r e c e n t l y di pp ed lit»
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1 ,Ju S. Util >, llt* »M, . 1 lui» am ■1
Baronet
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feelin" mighty l>iin*.
h n i . h iti th* i mi . hy m u » h a n d wr«*t<*
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IlfCUt y o u d o n ' t
a p p r e c i a t e t h e ,*f L l o r n i a recetv*-» t m* following m*
R ou n d , t h in , tender—
I band.ome leather ir.tv*-llmg *a»** sl ob a live foot bat lit uh frinii tn front
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things I «to '(nr you
tier* (rott i E d i t o r ltu»**«*l of the F a
w it h n d e lig h t f u l flavor .
ul bl« [ilinnhlng »ti..(. „1 ;,.',us .South g;.r*l< i.
I Th** gu ev t s «if iiniior w*n- **a< ll |.re
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The b a t h t u b « a » on ih<I »elit <1 m i l l II l l u v c l l i n g l a g
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T A bunch of newspaper men will
Spartunhurg came the call for »up(K*t
For lient Two
a n d w h e n he re tu rn e d It w a s g o n o
d inner, l o c e n t s .
be itert* next Friday the JiUi and the i’ark, Fla., is u man*who would “by
so nil was liustlc and hurry un«i a
Fust
First street
■ p i
delicious stilail course was seiveti l*y
Federation of Labo'r will be here indirections .find directions out,"
C
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Coin 1 ,*mf*■*t
L o v in g C u p f o r G e r m a n S ire .
the hostess assisted by Mo. DnBose
next Wednesday and it is up to the Under cover of an orulorical appeal
U r o o k l y n , N Y - A l) Y e l l b r o c k o f
]M.*opie of Sanford to entertdin these column panegyric on Florida in ihe
Farmers were chosen in rather a
B r o o k l y n le ft h i* n a t i v e h o m e In t i e r
Hoorn» for It*1
la»t
issue
of
the
Eustiti
latke
Region
u»tii|ue
manner.
Sus|ienilu<l
front
distinguished guest» and make them
m a n y t " y e a r s a g o t o m a k e h i s h u m « * nis heil room» will
feel glad that they have come to this that is a "peach." Florida coloni
the chandelier and bidden Itfneath I n A m e r i c a , . a n d 111» u v e s o n s h a v e
the table wuh a ring on a ribbon ut p l a n n e d n r e u n i o n n t w h i c h a l o ' M n t n t 200 Third St
city for u few hours. Wo have much zation companies should secure n
one end of which was tied a sprig o c u p w i l l b e p t e s e n t e d t o t i l e a g e d i
to show them and we can make their copy'before the Almighty places it
For Kent Two fir
mistletoe for the. girls, and on «he G e r m a n .
Btay most pleasant. Therefore let* in the- dry kiln. Addressed as it is
Gentlemen
preferred
to
Omnipotence,
there
is
little
dan
every citizen be up and doing and
other end holly for tho men. The
Tolar.
807
Magnolia
ger
of
tho
government
finding
an
ring w a s cut for and to each gentle
join the Commercial Club in caring
man1 fell tt charming partner for tIn
for the guests. Sanford is known as indictment nguinst the sender for
ga me.
Enjoying the gtaciou» hos
one of the most hospitable cities in using the mails to defraud.
Musicaipitality of their gracious hosts, be
the atato and we should sustain this
Of course we have the goods, but
P r in c e o f a p p e t i z e r s !
sides the guests of honor wete Misses
reputation.
the language in which tho goods are
• •• «
M a k e s d a i l y tr ip s from
Alice Whitner, Florence Frank. Gretwrap|>ed make them so much Yho
G i n g e r - S n a p L and to
chm Schultz, 01 gn Schultz, Saitlee
Good ftiblo boiird ni MA R- i*
The county fair Is growing in more effective, yea attractive, and
JT-tfr
w
a
itin
g
m
o
u
t
h
s
e
v
e
r
y
Williams,
Lillian
Higgins,
Annie
Hig
Jones, 206 Park avenue
favor and the merchants should get it is barely possible that courts
w
h
e
r
e
.
S
a
y
Z
u
Z
u
to
gins,
Linda
Connelly,
Annie
Lee
might
hold
that
it
was
taking
undue
together and boost this great propo
th o g rocer m a n , 5 c e n ts .
Caldwell, Charlotte Hand, Essie
sition along. The fair Is the biggist advantage of the susceptibilities of
• Wanted— Brick nnd concrete *or^
Purdon, LouUe Harris and Miss
thing that has ever come to tho city normal prospective settlers. How
chimneys, foundation«. *',r ‘
Grey; Messrs. Ern«*st Galloway, W.
as far aa the business men are con ever, it is altogether new way of
faction guaranteed
Addr*"
Rossetter, Tom Gctzcn, Billy Hill,
Sar.forw
cerned for the fair will be confined getting at thpse who dwell in north
P. Ü. box
Glidewcll,
»** '
Weldman Caldwell, David Caldwell,
to the city streets and the mer ern darkness and of showing them
’ :U-9tp
F)a.
»
,
T. S. Lloyd, Arthur Yowell, Ray
chants will realize more from this the light; one that few would have
’
Wanted— To exchange ne*
mond Key, Prof. W’ildman, Prof.
affair than any other attraction that the temerity to use; and yet now
A
jgg
■’
talking machine records, »ith
Christopher and Dr. Fain.
has over been known hero.
Not that the syatem has been used and
without machine, for 88 note p
only is this a fact but the business there appears to be no copyright,
lirriU
■
piano records. Enquire »’■
. M u t ic a l T rta t
men have not be4n asked to con there la nothing in tho way of its
iT -tif
|m
The Music Department of tho
office.
tribute a cent and it Is a moral cer adoption by those who want others
Woman’s
Club
is
putting
on
at
the
to
come
nnd
sec
"the
soft
Decem
ta in ty-th at some lines of business
Wanted Gentlemen
**
*ta
Imperial Wednesday night one of tho
here will clear a little fortune during ber moonlight that like jagged splin
316
East
Fourth
St
rare entertainments of the season.
ters of Jovan golden flame lightens
the four daya* of the fair.
Buy bitetrit baked by
,
• • •
Tickets are within the reach of all,
tho petals of yonder roses."
Found- Gold hamlle kmfe
price* ranging from 26c to 60c. The
NATIONAL
¿r may have same l.y pr“' 1»«
Here is tho first verso of Dr. Mc
1 An inventor in Romo fell from
first seven rows in the orchestra
g
f V' erty at the Herald otli*c_ ' J
, an aeroplane yesterday. Every year Kenzie's wonderful Florida adver
BISCUIT
.
will
be 60c, from there back 3fic,
or so it is getting harder to do as the tising prayer:
Wanted «-To rent, for lhr, * ' ^ ' l
nnd tho balcony 26c. Children un
* Oh, Deified Omnipotence! As we
COMPANY .
Romans do when you’re there.
a
good
g e n t l e drilling hor»*
"ll j
*
Coulbourn Company
der ten admitted for 26c to any part
stand beneath the sheltering live
, »
»,
can
drive.
Will
he
taken
care
o'
[
A
lw
ayt
look
fo
r
that
name
of the house.
This affair should
VEGETABLE BUYERS
5 The very first business day of the osk trees, bedecked > with waving
have
a
good
home.*
Addresi*
•
have the cordial auppoit of the pubnew year the situation seems to call Spanish moat, which, like Naturem e n •Sanford,
Florida
c-o
Herald
Office.
9th
Street
lic
and
espodaliy
club
members.
festoons for some uni venal
for tome sensible analytic, which
Afe.__ ^
¿m
V ^ *-
THE PASSING YEAR
ABOUT PEOPLE
AND E V E N T S ,N
BSTONE GLEANINGS!
♦
0
♦
è
CLASSIFIED
4
♦
ADVERTISING
♦
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT j
flitting
(!
♦.
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4
FOR KALE
m
rv
fail»
htm
• b*
r
Z u Z u
CÄ
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SEEDS
Crushed Oyster Shells
and all Kinds of Feed
WANTED
i
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THEY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .‘ird, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915
THE SA N F O R D H E R A L D
PUBLIS;
SEMI ■ ffl
ON TUESDAY
AND FRIDAYS
/ A’ S A N F O R D — U fc /» W m th /.iWny
SA N K H III, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. J \ M
VOLUI VI
THE f w BOARD
/AS ORGANIZED
¡EV
to o k
h is
seat
HAGAN W AS M A D E
CHAIRM AN
Fair Nul«-»
M i . GnstholT n( Danville. Ill
nrr i %* i! Ui tlii ’ t o \\ i i I iu-m Li v tu t i n 1
i n t**rent* of :>• itvinolv C o u n t y Fair.
Mr Gi.sihmT m he 'itliiuil ih * o r a t o r
for t h e (¡ttnp.irilfa Ca rmv. i l at T a m vol a n d 1 1 1 * vi si t here aim t o Ret in
t o u c h with t h e c o m mi t teen r e l a t iv e
t o t h e d é l i m i t i o n s for i.utnn a n d hu n t
parades.
T h e c o m nut Ire feel t h e y
tire v e r y f o r t u n a t e in being m t o u c h
with tin- t'enté man ............on**- h
J |„. meeting
,l' ü t u u , l t >' l'om' w i t h t h e hi ghe st I r i ' d -ni i.ie
(¡i-t
T
u
e
h e lx*;.r*1
I®*1 T ue ss dd aa yy tthe
uaJ m o u A ) elected L. V. Hagan to
Another arrival i« ?.TF Charle«
e. L„ chairman for t ho ensuing Prottay of lenii*ville. K t
ITe
y !.. *Woodruff, t he. ritirili« he* e mi ri ' o d with tin- fair_}'■
■ n»r>.»«>»»«»■'-CTru rw »»™ ’- qïïïïrT rrT fu- several tom i »sioli» durHfiulion by the membvre ior h K j in(£ tht. fay (ut -j—r 0 jiiiLi.t:ts-»ul I
T u w t h e - gr ound Mr.
“ili H devolving upon him an chair-;
Presay was ntore t han favoruldy irn1 0f the board. Mr. Woodruff p reuse<1 With Sanford and said. *‘!n
i
.
!w i.
ufU.wuriuiiuuv . w it A.etiidtUMul a*«out-,
l^jrd as chairman tor i n o past > u*r n j ,|0 locution I hclicvc 1 could he
(ju) aho served tho Sanford district t e m p t e d to hny a fe ¡deni i ,«mi
i ttf*n the Orftngo c o u n t y hoard of; |,r inf; toy family here to live. 1 hnve
tninty commissioner* a n d hns made Il(, v(fr s |„ , . ,
n a . rrp
e |,i„a
pl e aswa n
nti v i m
enviable record for etllnencjV , „
in S a n f o r d
Vnur liej-.ulifltl
«•he resolution appear* In anot her l a k e ..!,d Hi Id c h i n a l e , t oc . -Iher with
jilYce in thi* issue.
I hi* b e a ut i f ul ciirrounditit' * m u l e it
>li. II «an. the new c ha ir man is a a n id* ! |. .tie To live
vouint m a n • f recogni s'd nhility and
hi» mude .i «ood commissioner i. u
only in ht* own 'district liut in tin'
•ntire «««unly and t ak es tlie rtspyi.ifbic position of c h a i r m a n oj t h e j
board with a thorough knowledge
cl the duties a n d responsibilities
of tlie olliee and t he needs of the
EM ER G EN C Y HOSPITAL U \S
county.
B E E N V l i l t W f . K D M»K
el
The newly urgi.nt/i-il ho. ri
1*
commi«' toixr s i« »« f ollows I
BY I ' m S I C H V *
Hagm. eh; irman. I T
Mi l .■11
C W io u n i f t'* r. I \ f L r
U»u'.' liioinley
Mr 11r *<!»>>♦.. .
the !• * ii.eml»« r of tl* hoard and
I ni.‘hi
to
togetler i i i l i Mr flu «an wilt
r »■r* rnei h
refeii' tin .-.ililoTii «i ll' ll * i l l' 1
..1
* muj/ncr,*
HAVE HOSPITAL
AT T H E F A I R
Vicinity.
H e is n well k n o w n g r o w e r
arnl ¡■'•’ivini l ' i :ti/eli of t l i ..........
tin a * • » I ill nun in In • ««■*
bu ' i i . e" .li d o n e 'Vh o nl iiiild mal .
miii.**
I i lie h i l.*.in«*o*i
of t h e
a
tin’* i
' *
h o a r d of **il!( li. ** 1 1 1 1
*i‘.,r u t nb r i i e —i t.i •
i ii.» — ’ '
o nt* nt I 11..
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lu*«*n . >-<n ¡4
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1.. '.»-fi fi h II -; . ,1 !.. * 1
111
,»(..*-*-*, 11¡ i
b u ilt1
,
i,e
* III '
t i n ' * ll< *i
d*r t • • m a n a g e m e n t of * ' e I*re*
Imam ' I ......... t i n t .i! S« m i n n l r
bii-osoiii Ii m * l io* I* se.
j I lut ilia's .New S u p r em e < miri
<fi‘, .1.1" fi
'1 b e Mi prette
Talla 1
*i* , !
«i .. ■* t f..r . 1 . M o n,, i . r i
11
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l " li >Imi k 1 ...
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U
\
H im !.. r tur
II X
• t i s u p r e m e >«inri
• rettr,it from t h e b e n c h , a n d wat* »uete.'ilcd b y William I I. Elli s, f or me r
at t o r ne y g i n n r n l . Judge I l o c k c r de(linetHto r u n for r c - ol cc t i on lust Nnven.lier a n d M r Fllifi was el e e t i i i ill
his »lead
T h e c ou r t l ir ' i p r o n ede d
to cast 1 *1 1 » i.* | ||f y a r e re*|litred to
fdn u nde r t h e count II III ion III I'll t i e
Olhii ui ■hle| Ji|fitl*e. lift i..
.1 I .
the * \[ ii.sl mil of I lie l i i in id ’ll,, *
■ol ( hie I J u s t i c e T h o m a s M. Sliur kieford uli.i hi ivit'vi r \a. h
<
L i t N o v e m b e r a* a s s o c i a t e j u s t n e .
and will hold lor six years from toAssociate Justice It. Fenwick
Taylor, for twenty-five yearn sitpreme court justiie, nnd t hree times
before, .chief justice of t he supreme
court, was the lucky justice when
tho lots were cant, a n d was immedi
ately sworn in ¡1» the new chief jus*
. Ilf* of- tho supreme .court, to hold
#• such until J an u ar y two years
hen«, when h b term expires. Chief
Justice Taylor come» from Guinesville. Judge* Ilockcr who retired
Irom ihe bench on account of poor
health, was for many years circuit
judge of Ocala circuit, a nd lalcr
Mrved several term» a» supreme
fourt justice. Judge Ellis, who . suehim, is a prominent figure in
*tate politics, and was formerly at
torney general, being defeated fur
. f*-electlon 1.0 that offivee by Gov
ernor Trammell in 1908. Th e pres
ent personnel .of the supremo court
»: R. Fenwick Taylor, of Gaines
ville. chief justice; J. B. Whitfield
*nd William H. Ellla of Tallahassee)
Thomas M, Shackleford of Tampa,
*nd R. s . Cockrell of Jacksonville,
la o fla tc Justice*.
tK
Notice Newspaper Men
1 '•
[
«
l i v i n g In the city remem
ber that the Herald office is your
fir*t itop. After that th e Sanford
, “j** *hero all the meeting* will be
d. At 7:30 tonight tho CommerfW Club banquet will be given to
per men and visitor*,
the meeting of th e South
m e Association will bo
htlf
à -fi- *■ -
' •'
-,
^ •
l
H
»•lì , y ..f Ibiî»", '' ' ! ’ i " '
i pr »vi-ion for .
I ■* i ¡o, .1**, 1* r
It Will lie Ilf III t le
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MIA H. 1915
S O 40.
THE P R E S S GANG
GUESTS OF SANFORD
g .—
A FEW BRIEF REMARKS ABOUT SOME
OF THOSE PRESENT-BIG. BANQUET
WILL BE GIVIN TONIGHT
! t li
T h e jufocil .py*tM*T»i of Smith l . o r * (#r.i M
h
II •D’ent.g opi
la an
ida a n d ot her asaipurts w;!l. Lu t l i o . L l.eh.nd lJaii> i t l ima in
guests of S anfor d toda> - and ' i n c e i i i u a e l — .
Wo have n n! to the
i hm is the tirst Uu i our ity h r * j t l r r r t puitrr o
f
t he
me n is a s s u r e d , which plj*,-« fh*»m a
trille I d c ' . i 11. via micl.». %ea|i t han
We kiwa"
p u rc has ed
T'. president W. p. Hlackiuan of
m m t in. s o u t h of Oca l a ap' d F n n Hollins College from its former o w n
ll'*W
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l
.
,
1
1
fi
_
OJ
t
io*C
p eui io
pili* n i h i T t u tin- me n
h « nuiko
•ird i n c l u s i v e .
T h e y a t tirst tricil
er«.
J ud ge T. Plcioii JVnrlow of tiewill
he
e
n
rr.it
if
t
h
e
y
Inumi
t h e wheels go r o u n d il -Mil i e t he
*•»-■*1».»« o Ke nfertP out liut W. M.
land«)
ami Associates.
The tract
i
■
icv-T*»«-rtr—
n
t
hen
»
a
pr.~'Utíln7¡¿ tîpôiï fTìe lime of t h e re ed Iluyjiea of t h e Sanford Herald o b
600, acre», and
era or the space df tho paja r to f iv ^ l Hard fur these men anywhere In tained n ’.vt it of nolle cont end re nnd comprises about
a lirtef outHtu- of t he early Hatsirp, : Florida pic**« notify the chief OÍ a r m e d w i t h t h i s brief a u t ho ri t y he borders t he St. Johns river for three
lit 'i irfMtwd ' H i c h^di H* Twkelnnd- irttd a nd one-half i i m ^ i i . n d the
previous t * r v i t ucU t a t i f u t o r v hopes«iJ polie* i. S a u i m t l . T h e r e ¡.re a boni
river ior four miles. It“ was' fanced
houli
an d ambition* of .the hunch o f lob.. ] tWi-r • tivo. t n e m h e m of t h e SouTì.
dcrnnnded th.rt ho he recognired as
l>y t he late Mai ri Jm Saunders of
ni
u
n
o
n
ir
c
l
r
i
m
e
pre**
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]
Bters thpt roast t he general p u b l i c r i m e
, c 11 t h e i t u t . HU curly, history
Mnttland, an d during recent years
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■ prcdui cd ¡'ed ¡t fidi |iTove» heMr. F ran k Adams. M r - Mar ti n
S if t »
unit
(
r i •*
Si* tt* OÎ s'
f i l ■
hen* or here iter.
s. . . du'iht i !.. : hg j
LUoyhi aiul of h e n have used it an a
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i ' *u rit • indi.y ti Sal ifera
i*.- pi :
-'li i he ' t . i t 1 uf
cat tli range.
. .
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r.t- '
.
Hi-ill t ni 11e Ke'id.i l ' n
• ibi*
'. rji-v
.! Kmpolia that
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• ■ oi led « uh \ i c t o r Mur- í The tr.ti'f c o n t a i n s s o u m t h i n g l ike
I'
1- »Ml»' «*í v * 111 F
l ' mo a c r e * ’o f p r a i r i e l a n d , f.OOn
■•rdi ■! i
.
i 11■i»-.I*.i i page I »
I- foi t n . ' . i
of 1 *m murk, t Him e r r e s of
,
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I.
i il, alid -till) iri Tiyi of «-ypress
I
t!‘
a
ii|
il g alnji g llu Mektwtt. It
mil f '
li*
a
b
o
u
t
two
miles distant from the
w t t l.e 1,1 i . . . . lie
uh
a
v
e
i.
w
a
r
m
n
o
t
ill
our
Monroe
station,
and a bou t a mile
’
Press
u ve coin mi tice of tho Florida
mite distant from the Paata st at ion.
Arsorlntion. T h e r e will only he n '>.*■ ; i or o u r i ter» in mi s er y a n d
h - to
rford today
ti'V
•while t he brick road out of Sanford
few of the lot G r,
which the al - .
i
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lo
m
i
n
11
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l
oin:
It'
W
t
i.
I reached T' it bin ' a "half mile of Its
people uf Sanford i it truly he t In nkf
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border
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I ir Ilia* - i t . in will |irol,uli|y. wi*
I i In
s F. MI NOl K T o CONKI’.R
..ire told forni i joint «im I» r o m p a n y
o \ the m i m : u
I*•r d. * l*,[*iiu* I lie f|.u t .i» li lt\e•• 11 .
1I
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. 1|e alfi . d> hi-fi .1 l im
*i, . f i,*- o i i l*i i <*l n un anil mules
■in
M
- In»!t /. at work oli '.lie pillee, u n d will m a k e
,l.i , I i*
I•
««"wing in |*ro\ ed
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,;r..
**ii
th"
prairie
mich *.s lleri to - 1 I•• li n»
Ito
o lie
PtiRi
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R
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d
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s gruss. a n d
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minia
mat
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M< o ioe ferrv
The
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1,
tl .
lorn. J a ps llene eall«*v
M
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at *1
sorghum.
N.ilul
gruís heggarweed.
K .»i in no on
I, I»\ it. r
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hi. * lil'i'tl
i..Sfa\.i
I'eiinutfi
und other forage
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1 Mil* Ml* f;» l'M* 1herd* of ra ll i e,
. î %«•«!« »*•! • *••!»' *•i
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* 1* .11 1 . .lili' will he plait'll on
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It. . ‘ til.' t , *i,i at d |»irk
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ii ..1 • V n ,.ni| N.
G e I »•
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The m aj or it y of ihe people want
1 Jlr|1j,, ,,, I <,«-■». Gi.nifihy t he fi «I • 1 ¡<■*•** 11*■»! ‘ Ml
, 1, t V* hell ( lar* o' • tl * I 'oli!- Inlilt ml I I" \ ••■an* hilt I o Slime I*XtJ'lit.
j r ef e .s r It. rk.-i« \ HI.o km. i n . n o w
vv
' fr. .
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i , ; - ' **■ **».n il
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ui N a t u r a l S cience u i Holloi
l'rofififior
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• ¡*r* i ni 11 m e i he i r s a ml \ *
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with
Will > ,1-mm tat
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••'it of t h e
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a
Will T a k e Ituosicr»' Trip
1 •*• molisi r. t n
tl • » 1 * 1 1 1 1 t ’ ai p< ri* i . i*— th, !* filini ,*t *i*
i* .*i it
I lu* . mini s ol • • r * • 11■ I
t ■rf u - ¡r H*i. «ili
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«fa ; . fl» 1teinri ..I ■1* * *•»» i fu!
to ll
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T ilt: P R U N IN G KN1KE ON
P O S T M A S T E R ’S S A L A R Y
|M ifi'I'M VsTEIt f. KNFKYI.
HOHN
I f 1 I I S ON WANTS
In
« I 1 1 14 C
ni
r i i K FI O l i l i » \
T I IK S AI M !
i i N ( 1: M O R E
P o s i .M \ s 1 f l:
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m e n w Im uill . d ' ■ 1 1 • 1L*
( 'm i n t y
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*1 g e l t le
• i..|in*h
ill ) * 1 . *1 it
r f.‘ -
c i t y t h e lir.il w e e k ol l e i . t u r j
T h e .idea nf t/i e Imosler t r i p is to
■ ll- p * 1 * tu ■ II]
p u . I it.. »I y I fi will hi* e u t . 1 h e \
for. ■>■ I t" * nil
'
I“ 1 ) ■*" 1
I* ,,d> h>w i ■ni;, 1 a d 1
t , «!* r .1 pl„ r, pr.tpi'fiCtl l*> 1
i.*t»UT l . c t t r : . ! Î '■..¿fit* < ’•' 11 t ‘
;tdjuMit*'.lit of t h e k u l a n t » of p o s t 1 1 ...fiter» t»f t h e lin*l a n d ».■comi «'Lir»-»'«
t h e »al ar )
of l *u»t nuifiter D i g n a n
«tí la . k« on vi l h* wo u ld In* re»(u*'»*«l f r o m
advertise the lair primarily and id»o jr»,oim t o J 4 . 0 0 0 a n d t h e s a l a r i e s of t w e n t y - s i x o t h e r Floruit* p ^ - t n u t t a e r *
to meet with t he dill, ri'ii* u.immit• woul d he d e c r e a s e d in v a r y i n g n m o u n t * .
Onl y t h e pOst manter a of Apalat' liicola, Ker ns. mil 1 1 1 1
M«riunn*i. Fi
UK'S in the county nnd'di-. "•*« nmiiy
XiiRUsiine.
St
l
V
t
e
r
s
b
u
r
g
,
T
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r
p
o
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'*pring»
a
n
d
Ui
t
i
i
*
f
ILiv.-n w o u ld
m a t t e r s peril ining 10 ihe f.1)r ’I’he
ladien will meet tin- l.idir» "f tii*- | «•»rap.* t li«* p r u n i n g knife.
The plan ha* been appr ov ed hv the House Post office < niniiiili«1«' »ml
c o u n t y who are i n t r u s t e d ami the
I lí
visit to each section will mean much is now |iendiii« in thu postoih.w» u pprupriation bill W . i r » 1ho l..*«t*»<
der the so-called " H o l m a n r ul e" m w legiitiation i« in or«ler <»n an .ip(»rhfor t ho sue« ess <>f the vent ore
As this is an e r ono my
Th o party will arrive in Geneva priatiun hill, pr ovi ded it reduces . x(tenditore».
move
the
p
a
r
l
i
a
m
e
n
t
a
r
y
sharps
su>
it
is
r
e
rt
ai
n
1«
* com«1 h«*for«' th holl»»'
a b o u t 2 o'clock and after tp.-nding
for
a
vote.
a n hour or so will leave Geneva in
T h e follow iitg t a b l e «hows iniw the pinti w o u l d attln i i’ l o m b i pit "
t ime to arrive in Cliuluottt about
U:.10 or 4 and from there will ««• to ma st e r »
Ifeiluc in Hal.
Receipt»
Pop
Oviedo arriving in time to see many
2,;ino to 2.ont)
12.01 1
1.736
of th e merchant» and farmer« After Arcadia
,
2.400 to 2.000
13.21 1
2.662
supper*they will he the guest» of the B a rt o w
2.300 to 2.000
12,14;
1,886
Board of Tiade at their meeting and Bradentown
2.100 to 2.000
.
9,815
1,171
the fair will be discussed in all its Clearwater
2 .1)00 to 2 .Û00
3.082. . . . 21,246 ,
phases. This meeting and in fact D aytona...........................................
2.600 to 2,000
2,812 . . . 18.355
the meeting* In all the different sec Dc L a m ! .................. ................................
2.400 to 2.000
14,412
2.463
tions should be productive of much Ft. Myers
2.200 to 2,000
10,167
1,333
Ft. Pierce...........................
good. .
2.700 to 2.600
6,188 . . . 28,109
On Tuesday the Boosters will G ainesville......................................
5,000 to 4,000
538,907
57,699
leave again at one o ’clock and go to Jacksonville..............................
*2.700 to 2,500
24,070
19,945
Key
West
.
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Longwood for o visit and from there
2.300 to 2,000
2, i 5 7 . . . . 12,542..
will go to Altam onte Springs and Kissimmee2.200 to 2,000
10,418
6.032
Iatke
City
.........................
intermediate pointa. These trips will
.
2,COfl to 2,600
21,570
3,719
give the various committees a better la k e la n d ..............
2.600 to 2.000
18,377
3,460
idea of what the county ran exhibit, Live Oak
3.200 to 3,000
61.546
5,471
will give the exhibitor« » better Miami
2.700 to 2.600
28,239
4.370
Ocala
idea of the manner in which they
2.M0U to 2,500
33.456
3.894
should ho exhibited and la»l will Orlando
2.600 to 2,500
23.051
3,779
Pu
lut
kit
demonstratn to the people of the
3.300 to 3,000
99,520
22,982
whole county and the state that the Pensacola
2.300 to 2,000
.
.
.
12,806
2,481
Sominolo Fair is large enough to Plant C it y ...................................
2.200 to 2.000
10,838
3,204
take tho lime and attention of n Q uincy..............................
2.600 to 2,000
.
19,727
3,670
.. . . .
. • •• ■
largo p ortion 'd the business men of Hanford
2.700 to 2,600
.
29,666
6,018
Tallahassee
.
.
..............................
the city of Sanford and of every
.
2
1
9
,1
6
3
....
3,600 to 3,500
.37,782.
T
a
m
pa
other city in th ^ cou n ty. ThU apirit
1 , 0 9 9 . . . . 1 5 , 4 5 6 . . . 2,400 to 2.000
la bound to make the fair a grand W a u c h u U . ..........................
1,743___ 24.548 . . . 2,700 to 2.&0H
W* P. B . . . . . . . . . . .
•*— ;•
•
...
tween
t he St. John* nnd
1 II;.
.*
■
Florida Association is
BRIDGE OVER THE
RIVER TO BE BUILT lì
•
w 1 ,1 - ,
ANOTHER RANCH '
NEAR THIS CITY
tiie p r e s i d e n t .
T h e H i k e ftegl<>ll
Press A s s o c i a t i o n is c o m p o s e d of t h e 1
C uunt ie n o f ^tsceola. O r a n g e ,
Sem
inole. I . u ko a n d Volusia.
You woul d
not b e l i e v e t h i s if you wt>re p r e s e n t
1>IC. B L A C K M A N B U Y S T H E
1 1 roll call for v er y few of t h e m ar e
ASTOII G R A N T F O R A
evci p r e s e n t t o r e s p o n d t o
t h ei r
name«
T h i s doc* not m e a n a n y re*,
CATTLE RANGE
t h' i t i oo u p o n t he i r ehsfTaeter t h e y
ar e . U t o o l i t ny Lut w». h o | n t h e y
W•• understand t ha t thut b runc h
will nil he h e r e t o d a y a n d will cut
of
t he .\stor Grant which lies be
i l i i r e y e t e e t h li pci n S a n f o r d ce lory.
..
. i.
!'
1»' >|»m 1*1** "il Mu I I i ♦ 11r 1111*at o nc e
tnil a n y
L> a Vll>
,l„
•P
*ll
t I I urge of
t
\\ ,1* I a
»U1 u c t a»
lire Grant !"f
loreiimn.
I)r. Ithu kmnn lutgnn c o m i n g . t u
Florida
and
pttrchn*ed
ora ng e
a m a n n e r t h a t w o u l d cuin«»;«* tuiiefi on th<> n h e t u i y
I ' t i rde ned
le «pii > el
1he
■I l i a
'nuli \ would la* !«•")•■> h er e fiume JS year* a g o . u n d
i» now ili hi' f u ti , • itr ;.s p r e s i d e n t
i ..r M li 1 ' t i » . .
He is also pri'SI
ni
I •* 1 "Hege
l*i nlp*. i , ■ .1 ti* • *•
■
if \\ i n ' i r P a r k
d*
n
*•(
•
b*
If
n
L
d
. 1 mi,
mi
-
m f
i h
I ,.nd <*i i he h lurida \ ml n ht t n .'•oriel y
. t 1. t r -1For
I
1
1*
.«a«» *i• h.» I>*-*It l in ing th«-*
tux iin|Miriami' of live -lock growing for
Flornli . .«mi will t.ow pot forth his
1,0
t.. '
l-r . I f «Itili *tl'h
In il'ting
* *•■»■•'>
V.t .‘- l u l l t **i?i r- in hiitld .« ...... I
suhfitnn toil bridge and t ake his
money from t he tolls.for .1 period of
ten years.
\ t the end t f t h a t time
the count y lets t l i e -privilege of b uy
ing the brill«" "r renewing lit«' fiune h).*«•. which in in*rtaitily fait enough
M u r e hi* has given the people the
iissuraiii'i' t ha t in time he expected’
tn
extend his traction linn from
Daytona Hc mh to Sanford over the
new bridge it is up to thi* people of
thi< count y to give him t o m e en1«iuruKi'ini n t . The Ib-ruld is hetirllly in favor of municipal ownership
where such is possible, but if the
two counties are unable to build the
bridge then let a roipnrati on build
same, for we want the bridge.
i n*«» 1 0 ". . r ui ng tin» m a t t e r t o t h *
practical lost.
Dr. Harvey Beauchamp Coming
One of t l ^ most noted specialists
itt t he Sunday school world is to be
in Sanford from Sunday, J a n u a r y 17
Through Friday night, the 22nd
Mr. Beauchamp comes to conduct «>
special Sunday school i nstitute ot
the First Baptist Church. He is l h a
au th or of perhaps the h«-»t lx>ok in
circulation on the graded . Sunday
school a nd will during ^is stay teach
this book and give seuls to all those
taking the same. Fuller, announce
ment of the work to he dono by Dr
Beau champ will be mude next week
For the last ten years Dr. Beau
champ has been travelling especially
in tho interest of Sunday school work
His homo address is Dallas, Texas.
Tho Sunday school worker» of San
ford are Invited to hear this noted
specialist.
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Notice tn Aut« Owners
The Commercial Club would like
several cars at the Herald office
to-day at 21:30 p. m. to take, the
newspaper men u ride over the c it/.
The Fair Association also want* ns
many cars as possible to meet at the
Land Shark Sentenced
•
Herald office next Monday nftetKansas City, Jan. 7.— E. C. Cham
noon at one o'clock to go on the fair
hers
who was refused u new trial on .
boosting trip to Geneva, Chuluota
the
charge
of fraudulent uso of the
and Oviedo.
mails has been sentenced to two
f
y e a r s in prison ami lined 16.0(B) in
Poultry Mrrling
federal
court.
’%
The Florida branch of the Amer
Dr, Clinmher» w,i* the promotor
ican Poultry Association will hold of tho Chamber» Iwiiiil Co., organ
their annual meeting this year in ised to sell Florida Everglades lands.
Orlando, Feb. 9 and 10.
E. I.. Russell of Miami was sen
The banquet will be held Thurs tenced to one yeur in prison. Rus
day evening at Han Juan Hotel. sell was grunted a new trial on nil
This promises to be one of the rao»t but one count.
Chambers and Russell appealed
Important, meeting« ever held, aa
the exhibit will be made at the "Suh and were released under n renewal of
Tropical Mid Winter Fair."
their old bond.
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�COUNTY
HAPPENINGS
A B U N C H OF IN T E R E ST IN G
ITE M S
FROM
CORRESPON
CITY COUNCIL IN
REGULAR MEETING
D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T
T h e iit> rmincil met in regular
*i"»sim> Jan, lili. 191 6, at 7 Jill p m
Present, It. U Herndoti, president:
I’ AOLA P O I N T S
to D a y t o n a t o visit frlcml«
r
M
■ 1 I' Ha Visu IV I
Ariitlior vi-ry pl eas an t w e n m i ;
Mr a n ,| Mri4 , , K
\«l.un- H !
i ■ 11. U W A her
s pog t a t t h e hos pi tab le home
na
iha
and
it
1
Maxwell
Minutes
T o p e k a , Kan»., weru to art ivi- her«*
Mr. a n d Mrs. E d g a r Bridge on New t he tirsi o( t he we«*k from Kansas of the last meeting read and adopt
Y e a r ’» Evo. T h e r oom s wore still ar- City, Missouri, where t hey «pent the rd
Retiue*i of II Wr ay that t he city
1ist iral ly d e c o r a t e d wi th t h e ClirUt- holidays» ,
m as holly «nd.-mwtlr.loo.. A b ou t 8 !
' should refund f i 5(1 for tan overpaid
o ’rl ork t h e guests a we mb lo d . t h e r e I Mr ll" ‘t M r" L n" v ,,f F t - hmond as claimed by him was refused
being a b o u t t w e n t y present, a n d 1a VP,IU" ari' ‘• «tcriaining lw" ,l, “ 'r
It was l o o t e d a n d seconded t hat
m i r th p rov oki ng g ames were i m m e - | d“ URhtl,r' * h" urriv,‘,‘ b o m . N . w a voucher for }5l|tUHI lie issued t ••
di at el y i n a u g u r a t e d a n d . co nt inue d Mar li ns bur g. Va.. this week,
\V \V Alierriathv as treasurer of
t h r o u g h o u t t h e evening, i n t e r r u p t e d !
Mrs. fl. A. Moore is in t he s o u t h - , the Seminole C o u n t y Fair Assort« >
lion, “the said
agreeing tti
o nl y hy t he serving of delirious re- ern par t of' t h‘ e s t a l e visiting
‘ '
1
"*—
11 association
....... s“ *‘
rein
ma ke a n exhibit a t t h e Mid Winter
fr es hment s. Short l y af ter midnight lives just now at Wntichuta.
J'JSU.OU
u g r a n d ma rc h was formed, anti the v Miss laid Brooks was here from Fair to be held in Orlando
new y ea r ushered in with t he noise of.I Moron, (¡a., for a ti*n d ay s' \i-tt of <hi-- amount «■. - appr opri at ed tc
Carried
tin pans well be a te n can make. Mr llliri, ^
h.didavs. visiting at t he the *Mi.| \\ to *i • I . ir
>=
A 11 o r d i i a l o e • nl it led ,. n ordii,
•
M c G u i n n,* one of Paula's j p l l i l 4 t i ^ mi. oi h,!r Ulu.|es Joe ....... A II
a
n
e
e
til
p
r
o
v
i
d
e
for
t
he
pay
met
t
'
o
‘
^•■“ tvsriTTrrr t h e van in t he way of mu- ( u r m i r u n .
. »ic (7j. .Mr. and Mrs. Itrnlge weie'j
t he Interest und priretph» of 5,70.000
;—Hr- Mrmnly of .rrfnksoti. aJ dy assisted by t heir house g u e s tI. L
city of Sm-ford ■ refunding itomi
-Alisa (îoldsteiip all being ex|u*r’ts in
which wen* am.horizefl lo In- i.- ‘.,
t'liniiiiierlain last T h u r s d a y
:’
the* arL jul_tuiluTtuining^ Flora a nd
— ; ¿«I
-S- «ai Hn ! mi, tirtrrTTi HT
1 ■ lo¡I:i-rnj.| 1 1 -I-1
hum
- “P n tn Ws I’c .11son were till- p r u e n i l » - , - --- ---city August Huh, IWl’f. was nt n!
>====< Oilicr line oi cars, it is built by tiic oldest
Mr. Tucker of Ur*,. C l i p <
, ,
. 7........ii „
°f fat cattle to
nera in tin* contests. Oscat I’eafron j
i full u nd pl at ed o n it» first reading ¡
lanilo this week.
and best builders of American gasoline cars.
( a n d passed, it was moved an d seea n d Naas Kearns a dd e d to .the fun
T h e driver of t he school car has (iruit, j Mint’ the rules be wait 'cd und
b y t hei r a mu si ng capers, ami everyd i v i £ < e ^ u p p e d V f i t U » U i c > b e i r t s i H ^ i i f w n c n i ‘F h a t
b o dy did aii t l ^ y o u l d ly
* «yijers
'T~
'r
t he pupils from Camer on Villa | by
|,y ttitle
itl e only
only. Roil was railed. A m ,
■fne merriest o f parties. Ot her guests
is Known. AVeighs 25^0 pemnds, is *10
I
ÖI
were Mr. a n d Mrs. Buchanan, Mi. road and Ri chmond n venue a n d »11 .lungee,» Davison. Ada ms . Abwtnnt In t
horsepower, prK’e
a n d Mr*. P at t o q , Mr. and Mrs east of Beardall ave nue are pre tt y n n ,| Mr. xwvl! Carri|*fi. 11 w; s i letith a nd passed
Mo\,
Cleveland.
Mr. a n d
Mis.
Baita mad to flave to wall, such disturne- r,., ,|
flic A I I ' E K S O N
l l l t c l i t i s l u l l ' l S|,'-*S HI t h e M \
IÖ
I
Ö
Brown, Mr. M a r k s , 1 Mr, S mi th and The school car gol in a had (dece ami s et onded tlu.t ili* rules ha fui
oi.
Ca
menili
a
v
e
n
u
e
be
for**
vat.i
lion
Mr, Kearns,
ther w il i vi d ami t ha i it In* remi ,ti
v y l i m i t i , l i v e a m i s e v e n | i . iv s e t i } ; t i c a r s , p o w e r *15 i n
a nd nearly t u r n e d ov<r lull of chil full a n d placet! mi i ts thiril renili
C. I). Pearson s p en t New Year's
f i l l l i o i s e . p r i v e S I 1 8 . ) . $ 1 5 8 5 , S J ’J l f • o i l $ 2 1 >0.
dren. Th at road is frightfully bad and linai |i:t»-age
Itoli ■: 11. \ ,.
Í
.
d ay in Jacksonville
Seminole F,if iu- ' i >> •, -hi m r
I
i|iig*
.
11.,
v
i—
iiii.
Adam-,
I
il.
■
Mr and Mrs (' 1» IVerson Innk
P r i c e s / n /). h u k o n w , h u l .
several soliti car» ••f • a tthllow it \ Iterimi liv and M.ivw.-‘|
No. i
- d inner on New Year's day with ihetr
Many other» ¡ire shipping |ettu<e . ml (.'arrieii
|t wa» t b e n rt-»u in
.
h ro lh rr a n d sisters at "Pe ars on
I lie ligh t *1 *!Us ;irc .it the S a n i m i ! M a d r in e .itici
vXiyf •
ivMK.i M
romame.
Some
very
nice
htulf
a nd puHsed,
Hall ."
G
arage
Ct».
An
ordinati
ce
to
a
memi
So
rt
ioti
96
Florida Ga rdens , Inc., have cut
Hr.
Bishop, Mrs. Smith. Miss 207(I hampers of A. Nt . 1 l et tuce of t h è Revised Ordìnnnre» nf t lo
M a n h a r t , Mr
McGuittn a nd Mr from a 5 acre field ami »till have two city of Sunfurd. Morilla, of 11*11
. aAsf( fo r D e m o n stratio n
und Mrs. I’a t t o n spent New Year» cats or more to cut iron« the same w a s r e a d in futi a n d pl a ce d on it) = d
d a y in calling upon friend» in the held
fir i readi ng and passed
It
vicinity, having then p u n i r dinner
I . h Williams, Afjrtil
Edward H", *iiis. M a n n ^ r r
!
moved a n d sei ornimi t hat Ilo- rutunder the pal m tri es of the add Wil-|J lames llixoii s ucceeded I.imiu*
lie wiiiV’ d and il be placed on
Mi.*
of
cox place at 'I'win l.ak»*«
\ new i-\ 1 *« «n-tarv and t re a s u r er
o d r. . .t;
hy t u t - old*
I
perieli! e for some of I In p M\ w 1. i Moore'- S t a ' mu Siimi iv Seium! **>•
I I llllge,
I *« v i •
<ailed,
.'let y , ifii r serving .ihoui «\**r -nin i*
BBl
nr-* i n » to t he "-oiitldand
\ d. in-, loia
I -dar. Nliero.ilhv and U
Mrs John (
\ ance of • hattu- l lie society In-gall
Well
N o , llo||e
Carried
ll
noog.i. Temi . i i bd'lhoi'd fiiemi ■>!
M
: t - ri-.ul h i ■ '
u d pa»*«
Miss l'iiln*r' .,rriv,i| at Twin I,«!,•■> □ □ □ OOOOOOOOOOa OOOBDO O Q O DO n cil a n d -ci ouilcd t h a t t h e rule» la* - i n r«■guiar - -•-uni .on ilii» (tie 1th day '
1'la n la lion New 5 c a r ’s day. and u
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b o n d s a t t h e n ex t m e e t i n g .
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ALL H A R D W O O D S g
account
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and
lie
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make
the
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c o m m it te e a nd signed iiy the |ire»iT wi n laikim is also r unni ng uguin, □
proper entries of «11 money» received
B LAUNCHES
liut not rushing ftt pr e se n l .
dent lie ordered paid- Carried.
n
a
n d paid out b y ' him in ;• ca-.h liouk
SKIFFS
The report s of t he t ' e n surer, chief
a n d shall I ran I''' «a hi il <ijjs to t heir
DORIES
!..ititi dr a C,it Irti (or a mil Urli verni Prompt U
of p o l i c e , rollertur a n d the tin* d»M O O I t K ’S ST \ T I U N
BUILT TO
o p u r tm en t m-r»- r«*a«l tu,d <>rd« r<- : p r cq 11■r ....... , /rL 11• tit » - I g c f \ d o p i
i’ll i h.* ! I«#* I n
*i -, o f J a n u a r y ,
Rev. A. S. Fuck much regryt» InORDER
Til1 "
i m .*> > i/ m .i. r
u i I ■ii'I'Vn. pr* ing unable to lie here this Sunday,
O
The follow mg ......*1ui loii' 11 I vl-iiti,
being called to Miami for ilo- .miniai
l«l«*lll • It 1 ‘ M.. «
BOILERS AND TANK S
p
Men
passed
I.. 1.1 V■ I
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V.
y t.. i [...i i . t
meeting of this diocese
IIITI.T T O O R D E R
J «
til*In t »I V ’ M■II|.1
|'i- it r«--olv «d
(.’. < Wort hi ngt on i» here from
11 1iii.ii«-*in regular -e-hion mi tin- tin* lih day
Contpelcnl ferre e f workmen for
T u t n p a looking af ter bin property.
li it rti-ulvt-d by Mu- <uy I'lmnul
road werk at all lime»
of J a n u a r y . 11*15. t hat t he m y tr«*«»
U, 2
^
Ml*» Mildred Clark of Port T a m p a
in
ri-»ii.ar ><*--i«i i l l - tin- it h il.iy <1
a n d 1.» hereiiy iinlitied and i n
*
V Ü
wa» a gui*»t at t he Ch nrpeni ng home
s t ru ct ed t h a t from henceforth, as J a n u a r y , 1916, tliul the vity treas
a portion of last week a nd a b a a
»aid t rea su rer of Sanford, Florida, urer of Sanford, Florida, is hereby'
guest ut t he Laing home in town.
he «hall not make a ny dut bunoment s i ns truct ed t h a t from h e m c f o r l h , that
Mrs. Sparline of lili noia City, III.,
of a n y fund* whatsoever of the city as treasurer of the city of Sanford,
wh o ha» buon víüiting her sister, Mr».R E D B L IS S T R I U M P H
Florida, he »hail make no disburse
JACKSONVILLE .FLO R ID A * of Sanfor d, Florida, except with tin*
Birch in C am er on cil'y hu» now gone
full c ons ent und ap pr oval ol t hr city ment» of a n y kind whatsoever in
all
council und the said city treasurer money in p a ym en t of a n y of t he obli
E v e r y s a c k h e a r s a l a g l e r l i f y i n g F e d e n t i I*
gations
of
t
he
city
of
Sanfor
d,
Flor
i n su r a n c e ) «'».gainst P o w d e r y S c a b .
is r eques ted t h a t front henceforth
no disbursement* of a n y funds of ida u.Sd vIn t from hencefurth he shall
t he city of Sanford, Florida, shall be only make disbursement» of the
inn do u po n a u t ho ri t y received by fund» of the cjly of Sanford, Florida,
hira from uny* individual member of in t he following manner, t h a t is to
SPECIAL
t he city council, bu t t h u t nil dis say, the tii-i!«iirer shall make no
bur se me nt s made by him as city disbursements whatsoever, ecxepl for
Make the banner potato crops of Kb»ri»l;t
t rea sur er must be u n d e r the sanc t he payment of wa rr ant s for the
tion a n d upproval of t h e majority city of Sanford, Floridu, issued in
Write us your requirements
of t he city council of Sanford, accordance with t he ordi nances of
Florida.
Signed, B. W. Herndon, tho city of Sanford, Floridu, pre
pre side nt; H.‘ C. Maxwell, J. D. s e nt ed to him as t reasurer for pay
Davison, J o h n Adams, C. H. Dingee, m e n t ; said wa rran t shall be paid by
check drawn against t he funds cf
W. W. Abe rnat hy.
Be it resolved by -the city council the city of Sanford, Florida, and
:
in regular session this, the 4th dsy signed by t he city treasurer nnd
of January, 1916, that the city clerk counter signed by t he chairman of
i*
be and he it hereby instructed that the finance com mittee or the chair
from henceforth all vouchers issued man of the city council, nnd the city
-t I
by tho city of Sanford, Florida, treasurer is further Instructed not to
shall bo typo written and in tho issue and deliver uny checks against
body of said vouchsr there shall bo the funds of the city of Sanford,
a 'c o m p le te statem ent of the pur Florida, signed by him as city treas
poses for which said voucher 1 is urer, unless said check at the time
issued, said statem ent to describe of delivery to payee is.a lso counter
D E A L E R IN HIGH G R A D E B A K E R Y G O O D S
•fully nnd to recite in detail such signed by t he chairman of the
facts as may be necessary, so that finance committee or t he provident
We make nnything known to the ¿ratio. Just r e c e i v e d ■* n, tt
nt any fqture date the said voucher of t he city council. A do p te d this,
stock
of fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled f or a n y t h i n g
t
h
e
4th
day
of
Januury,
1916.
Sign
shall with .particularity show tho
ed,
B.
\V.
Herndon,
president;
R.
C.
purposo for which said vouchor was
known in our fine. Prompt delivery made anywhere in city*
Issued.
Adopted this 4th day. of Maxj-ell, J. D. Davison, John Adam
January, 1915.
Signed, B. W. Maxwell, J. D. Davison, John
WE SOLICIT TOUR TRADE
11 1 PARK AVE. PHONE 106
Herndon, president; R. C. Maxwell, Adams, C. H. Dingee.
Vi
Moved and seconded th at coluncil
J. D. D avison , John Adam s, W. W.
adjourn. Carried.
Abernathy, C. H. Dingee.
M. W. ¡ir«*
LOVELL,
C ity Clsrk:
Be it resolved by. the city counci
I
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REPORTERS
C O V E R T E R R IT O R Y
FOR
HERALD
1902
The APPERSON light 4-40 is
an ideal five passenger car. It is a
perfect combination oi- power, dur
1901
ability, lightness, luxury and ccono1900" my, which cannot be lound in any
)'9 1 2
1699
1910
89
1909
M
1911
>=
97
90
d
1896
907
1895
1906
1894
J
1904
1893
ShipYourEarlyFruits anoVeg* As
SEND US YOUR-ORDERS
ii
1*1«**
's
To a safe and reliable house,
ns for quota Iions. We \\p\
(piote to influence shipment
\ * .ite
C01.EHAN & Al’DESEY, Savanr,;
;a
s
u
pfc( *
MR . B E R
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V
NEW YORK LAUNDRY
Seed Potato
r1
IMPROVED ROSE No.’ l
iv
ss?
IDEAL POTATO MANURE
W. & T.’S HASTINGS POTATO
CHULUOTA
Hustling new city, 21 miles
from Sanford. Pure water,
healthy climate, no mosquitoes,
high rolling pine lands. The
beautiful lake region of Florida.
WILSON & T 00M E R FERTILIZER
COMPANY
New built, brick hotel! Electric
lights, modern conveniences.
Open Thanksgiving Day.
G. W .
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
CHAS. D. BRUMLEY
Resident Agent
Chuluota,
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.
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Herald Want Ads Will
¿ÂvW-‘r T Ï ' '
�______
By th e th e secu rin g of a 125 room
hotel, w hich is th e resu lt of th e ac
tiv itie s of th e m e n w ho h a v e ta k e n
over the Holden estate, and this is only one of the
many good things which 1915 has in store for your CentraPCitv of Florida.
In giving you (In' opportunity to take part
Croat Sanford Boom by calling on you to invest
valuable offerings of more than 1200 City Lots
ore at your disposal, you will not only short'
in the
in the
which
in the
I.... . ini of yHi!?- e’ny. lot! in the profits of Oiat
boom,
because the average price of lots in Sanford is now
very low in comparison with such Florida towns as Orlando and Lake
land Then* is no reason for this, with all tin* N V I l d x \ L A D Y A N
T \( iLS w i i i * we ‘'lionId I r »hum rip a11\ loc a in (’em lal t l«»r
i <Ia , and we are going to do it.
Wt* will announce to you through the columns of this paper from
week to week the many good things we have in store for Sanford, so be
sure and call on us on the second floor of the Bishop Block and place your
name upon the Golden Roll Call of those who stand in the front rank of
�TrH
r n r n r n ,^
THESANFORDHERALD
- I t . J. H O L L Y , Editor
W , M . H A Y N K S , Bu s i n es s M a n a g e r
f u1LL-r r■I
Tai ■l >> »r t prill»/
T i l l } S A N P O H D HKII ALD
a n d within a fow years tho c o u n t r y
1912.
while
the
deposit*
in
ot her
will s u r e l y Ih> l o o k i n g t o w a r d s t h e hanking i nst it ut ions rose to $3.s t a t e a n d a d m i t t i n g it» especial fn- 7H.OOO in I ‘»00 to $28.t>83,000 in
, I'ilities a n d p e r u l i u r a d v a n t a g e » uk u 1912
' s t o c k r a i si n g set-lion.
Times-Union,
In tiie last 12 years t h e r e Jttve been
O
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
—
H gain of over 2,000 miles of railroad.
♦
♦
♦
♦
ACCOM M O U A T I O N S
The va lue of fa d o r y p ro d u c t s rose
T
h
e
problem of feeding and h o u s from »38.800,000 in 1900 to $00.- ♦
S U B S O U r n O N I’ H IC K , IN A D V A N C K
O N K Y K A H ..............................
.............
i j .oo ing t he thouKiind» of visitor» who are
000,000 in 1!112; farm p r od u ct s from ♦
S I X M O N T H S .............................................. ..
| j a expected to visit Sanford during t he
Tho seeds you plant are selected with great care.
♦
TIIUEE MONTHS..................
. ..
.7* Seminole County Fair is a pressing $18.300.000 to $43.800.000: forest ♦
products friirn $18,000,000 t o $34,
♦ *
The Bank is a necessary factor in your success, and it is im portant
Unfortunately the full hotel 000,000; mineral o u t p u t fr omA$2,IMItntd I» Ih» til/ b/ t'arrlrr 12.00 IV» Yr»r In one.
♦
Adtinr* or 21*. |'rf Moniti
ca paci ty of the city will not |>e a va i l 300,000 to $ 1 1.000.000.
that you use great care in selecting your Bank.
r* /K « ili la Adiaari Mail It« M»d« at IllfW able, a nd even if it were, there would
1
♦«
This Bank will bear^our closest investigation and invites your business.
From 1900 to 1910 Florida’s p o p
of
necessity
be
a
lack
of
a
c
co
m
mo
4>
tv« Iereil Ai Hrtond-tla» Mall Mnllrt V»*u»l îîad
♦
ulation i ncreased -12.4 per cent an d
dations.
IMS, at It* I'oalofT'..« at Sanford, florido.
?
T
lll'a
iH
B
W
i
ft
It will be necessary to occupy all farm land values during the same
1'adrr Act of Marrb lid. 1ST*.
period
increased
203
per
ce
nt
;
the
ft
♦
of t he habitable rooms in the c om
Office In lltrald IWiliHInf
Tilr/km* No. I(S m u n i t y und the decision to appeal value of f ar m buildings increased
ft
144 per c e n t; farm m a c hi n er y. 126
to t he people is a wise one.
ft
T he r e is another phase of this s u b per cent; t h e vnlue of Florida's A j
If uny of tin* member» of t h e press
ft>
ject
t h a t must lie a t t e n d e d lo with leading croOs, not including citrus,
g a n g are lost t o d a y will s o me kind
M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
H. E. TOUR
R. R. DUS
ftiipreased
126
per
centre
f
c i t i z e n steer t h e m to the S anf or d ext reme c a r e - that is t h e prevention
Câkhlrr
PrraManl
Yltf-l'H'tJiirnt
AMl faith Irr
ft
H o u s e in time for tho Commerci al of excessive prices for food and l odg
Mr. E d m o n d s also says t h a t Flor
ing.
♦C l u b banquet ut 7:30.
ida is pr eemi nent ly the citrus fruit
♦
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It is a purl of pat ri ot ism and civic center so far us the quality of t he
-ftÏ
ft'
Snnfonl will realize $5,000 worth pride to refrain from exurting unusual fruit is concerned, t hat it is t he m a r ♦
ket garden of t h e c o u n t r y , T i r a t a f t e r
of free advertising a n e n t the fair and prices from visitors*
Not hi ng leaves s uch bitter feel reciting u n u m b e r of its vast and
y e t There- weir a few peojde who
wore not in favor of holding a fair ings against a , city »ns t h a t of being varied indust ri es und s t r a t eg e ti c lo
here.
The s ta te papers have been mul ct ed by those who have invited cation for foreign commerce, says,
m o s t generous in giving t he fair the guests to sojourn among them. "And yet, n o t w i th s ta n di ng tho fact
We mus t avoid this.
The busi t h a t all of t hese things be t rue , Flor- |
s p a c e ami our city a n d county have
C L A 8 6 “ A ” INSURANCE
ness
men
have
the
power
to
prevent I d a ’s greatest asset i* its c li ma te . "
b een advertised in m a n y parts of the
this
a
n
d
a
committee
s
h
o
u
l
d
h
e
a
p
U n i t e d States.
Florida is drawing to itself th ou
pointed under tho n a m e of "Griev« sands of t ho b e t t er class of A m er
•*
— O ------ance or Accommodat ions Commi t- ican citizens, men a nd women of
T h e Daytona Mor ni ng J o u rn a l is
tee, t he buxine»* of which would he education aanil
n d character, t ho very
ver
o u t a n d it is a good paper consisting
*. * 2 r T
ft
<*_. «..I —_
i
< v is <4* * *
w i u m m * » H l^ f t à-T
r t n a„ . ìc
price*
stat es in tho Union.
Star.
e d i t e d and .yo^ - .Printed « t u IT» nil
Tho Herald will gladly print a
O
u n d e r the watchful eye of Ho-n. list of all ttifise who h a v e room* t o ;
H u g h Sparkman, assisted by K. F offer d u r i n g Fair Wuuk, ami make
L u d l o w and W. T
Erwin
T h e no charge for the publication.
J o u r n a l is hound t o hu one of t he
real good papers in Fiorititi a n d we
O P E N I N G A NEW E MP I RE
wish it luck
Hurtling
over the hea v y steel r.iil»,
()
Ci nt inued from Page I
tie- first t hrough train over the Kis
T h e Sanford Bo os t era' excursion simmee Valley division of the F l or dock, William Allen White, Wait
will ma ke Geneva, Ctuduola u n d ida Eas t Const Hallway i* t oday Mason
a n d Luke McLucus and he
O vi e d o on next M o n d a y and Long- piercing what was hut a J e w mont hs was grudgingly given a m em be r sh i p
w oo d a n d A l t a m o n t e on T u es d ay . ago a .wilderness.1 With its arrival with the proviso that he pay rash.
Adopted .,m(
Detroit Combination Gas Machine and Automatic Mixer. The only perfect gas machine in the world
T h e y wsill be some t went y-five s t r o n g at Okeechobee, the new terminal T h e editor of t h e Sanford Heral d is UM’d extensively by the United Sta*» Government,
a n d will meet the peopl e of Seminole on F lor ida’s inland sea, tonight a not a member of t he Smith Florida
P. O. Box 2 2 4 , T a m p a , Florida
c o u n t y and talk o v e r the fair with regular schedule will be (dared in Association. Being president of two J . S T E W A R T K N I G H T , S t a t e A g e n t
them.
Watch for tin* big noise on effect. Th e heart of H e n r y M. H a g - . o t h e r association* und will^ a large
t h o s e day* ami give the Sanfor d ler would indeed be gladdened were family on his hands he was unable his
He first went to Miami with
folks a good time.
T h e fair is t he he alive when this, one of his dreams, to »crept the presidency of t h* tiie Salvation Army a nd upon their
'W .V / —
thing
reeommen.dalion in- wa* given a job
| ciime t rue
It opens up for develop- South Florida Association
O -----on the Miami Record under the
I meiit a lei tile territory unsurpassed
Now for s ome ancien l histnry
guardianship of Rev F r a n k StoneI
by
a
ny
o
t
h
e
r
section
of
procductive
C h r i s . Codringtnn i» out with id»
T h e executive c ommi tt ee of thè
«OOrä NO
man
He proved to lie such a good
Florida
D e L a n d Pally a nd it i» a hummer,
Florida Press Associatimi is comThe wonderful C h u l u o ta country posed of severa! prominent gentlo- Bible s t u d en t t hat he was e ve nt ua ll y
p u r e l y local, and Chri s. state* t h a t
with
its rolling high land», it* deep men. nmong t berti mighl he meri elevated to tiie position of buHine»»
it will h ave no edi tori al |wge
You
are m a k i n g a mi*luke there. Chris . b a r lakes, its unsurpassed stock
<•„! W^llu.«- F Slovall of t Ile ma nu get a nd since being elevated
T h e Daily lie Land New» without ranges a nd its productive soil where T a m p a Tri bune wlio starteli se vera l lias never come down to the lower
f : i 1 r y -------a n e d i t o ri al page is bo und to be tint thrive t he orange and t he field an d years ago in T a m p a with just ten levels. He does not even remember
the
time
he
blew
tiie
base
drum
(or
a n d s tal e. It will be Hamlet with- truck crop alike, had al ready been reni* and now af te r years of labor Iot h e H a m l e t left out. Give u* s o m e Opened to t he world ami Ini» a t t r a c t bus eli-ven cent* and a bum li ver tiie army a n d denies being a member
t h i n g on the editorial page at least ed great a tt ent ion with 1lie result t fiat keep» him t cklog Ho»tei ter'» o' that organization, in (ael denn—
being a member n| a n y t h i n g *-s • ••t *t
,,( l h ,. t | m ,
twice a week a n y h o w In all oilier tlwi s e t ller» «re enr Ma li* l> pouring
I- Florida IT«*-» Gang a nd tin Flk-t
s j w c l » t he New» is tine and I >e in there
S to ni l i li easy tu a p p r oa r h on thè
It .1 Holly, the president of t lie
l<and shoul d a p p r e c i a t e the efforts
Hut down tin- new division of (tie Diluii siile a nd tliiVIflg been pouf once
hi
old» Press \ ssiicl.lt ion a nd I o
of CodTingtoti to give t h a t >'il> a real Flagler s ys t em there are Vai-t acre- himself has it bsol utely no res(rt'el
Tom
A ppl i van i o- l In* -i-cretalV r >■
d a i l y jut per
extending t «> 1-ale Ok.... bo bee await for the ruh m id titles J,-,. In-Mont
•
unfit
In member-, uf the n o i i l i u
11
log luit tin* loui'h III the plwo 111 lidil l a k e unto
H.irr\ !- ll.-owtt of tile
committee ami both m e ton well
T h e l and shark» » ho llouteil hogu untold agricultural wealth to Flor St Augustine Record is known as known in Sanford to r.« •i any in
Kenn iis ville is already a Hu mistime H a r r y by all the ladle*
I und scheme* in t h e Florida E v e r ida's total
l reduction
Col Tutu formerly icglades h a v e been gi ven prison s e n thriving ruttwnuml> a n d so is Okeu- a n d by his associates in t he Poker »ided here and hail tiie G a l e (*ity
t ence s. T o o bud all t h e land »hark* rlinliee. All that has held liack t h i s 1C l u b is known ns “ H a n k " Brown ( 'hrotlii’le
dJLSTLv»*. 27* * * „ .«
1
U,*i&
lie Ills; bad tin .mil
who h a v e operated in Florida in t h e realm of fabulous wealth Inis been Was once t ake n (or a bank robber a nd »llliercuse on til e liver ami «111
Qii«litv
j u s t few years could not be sent np ; the lin k of trans po rta tion of crops a n d bud his picture published in im « ! lo seek n wa rmer climate
Ä
<s ^
( *■t . I '
Ami '■Vcrai |*ii J»■r» tu t in miri b t'V
mi» t » »t k , int:
a t t h e (tiling time. Thi* Kvergiti ile* ti» t ln* nmrhpti« of tfn* \iorl<l
*
i lifom It t i i * i N,11.1?* l.n'k hi.’* I*i*t*n t f ;* -** * 1 at.'! 1a k *
II'- *-iii'ii t tu I .T(.. - ( i , r
s win db •r* nr«* n»»f \ hi* only guilty
lit s
>.l , f . . ) . ... 11^ -• • .- n. r.
Jt m * A rmi fi•1vv if.it t l,i • mtr' * It »v «• ' hl fa |ft|•1 *1* Vo|fip|i|«»-f|t t)f Tfi 1litiN t ■m [il 1Ng t" ut! t II«’ ini! 1 ¡III v . • ( ' need O , V..... •■-..,( ..............
Ol|l"S
*o ! In I.i Li1- V.ill i. :.! t-. g.. .. II...I1»
foond i hi** ** mi* -1 Finit \ l**t th*' m t r> frinii t h ’iltu*
i;’
a nd t in -. t i n ve in ell h*epmit nun
I
visitor
tie wlire flow lie buy» land olltiw
lost his way a n d compromised or. S’ „ um|t i v t .r M(ul. a h © Aasoctali.il
liven a roofing expert can’t t li I •• . i t l ow I ,■ roof, , vm.I ! _•
a n y w h e r e witiiout lirsl investigating
Okeechobee will be Florida's i n Augustine where he is assisting tour- ChariUe;t ¡n TuUuha8, l 0 m e a „ , the
true t n t b on lh- rouf. When 4 nu mi »«.m r fu- li e f.»uii in In |
i t u n d e r nil conditions. Some l and land p o r t . , Boats will bring there for ista to get lost in t h e ruins of t he s tat e gover nment , et al.
1
' ,* . . . i I ' -.c.:r . . mi , hick
by tin ••
’ look* g o od in the wi nt er and is u n de r shi pment t h e crops from t he farms Rerortl office a n d t he hotnexcekeiw
li.,-* i*i 111 ' ' n r * ' " t h e Lirl.l of ih [ - I G i 'l t | r ■ . I "
They are here, good people Walk
o i i nit c i
-m r.
w a te r in t he s ummer.
See it first about tin shores of t he big lake, to get homes t h ro ug h t he- Fl or id a I up ..ml s,-*- ilici .
They a n 1 per' ' ■n m m r >-l H'in.i rig Vf ,1-ti,
f
n 1i *
He Is a lay member feel ly bill tide»* , e d gui.rii nt* e d not
a n d b e s ur e you a r e getting what nmi t he fishing industry will here Horneseekrr,
iviiik, c , tc.ecioitcr tIi4t ,-1- ti ,i oj
I
you pay for
l,ml «1* nut let , the fishing imluxtrj of t he Episcopal church a nd thmi; h to bite, yoiu*
(i
on tin- lake each voi r totalling « lie ca ckl es n i t i d i h i » n e v e r i s j e t
f. nl
Silo u i lie I)
W e wo u ld
d- »[■Il "
liujp »um Thi s will he inen*»» d by s h o w n a n y r e s u l t s
• J 1ST W O R D S '
lid t h* .
I iitluii in
Harr , will e I • -,* t il. Il le v I
T h e nmemlie* of I'ii-kwi. 1.1. r■ pmr the providing of bette,- transport.. \
.ml l<
. h,I t i eomme nd a met of Purina
nillism III Florida «re lil-i-t rated l'\ •Il II fa I ill t II'.".
Taken nlthgether, it i» u notable
t he e n d e a r i n g term* in winch Powell,
Claude Johnson is n Kentuckian.
o f t h e Cl earwat er Sun a n d Boh I lolly event in Florida's history this i n T his would be sufficient for hi*
x>f t he S a n f o r d Herald s pea k of each augurai ing of a regular schedule e n t r e e into t he club* of Sanford a n d
ot her. , Powell descri bes Bob ns over the newly completed division ft© hope thut no o n e in Sanford will
* .
S
CONDENSED REPORT OF CONDITION
ti
“ t h a t l istlle blister o n tho faro of reaching through the heart of tkc offer to give C laude n boat ride on
H.
m.
n o w s p a p e r d o m ; " to whi ch Robert r e Kissimmee \ alley ami through <he
vvUter for water always makes
4
a
t or ts , " Y o u are asleep In the ce me northern Everglades to the lake. It hlra* diffxy. Claud© is edltot of the
4’
t e r y , Y ou long h ai re d, gnnglion will prove n very im portant factor Kissimmee Journal, is ode of tho
m
4
legged Pinellas pirate.” - l e t not t he io the further development of I l°r* j hnndsomost men of the association,
4.
4
u ns op h is ti c at ed man of peace from ida.— St. Augustine Record
| unfortunately
is m atiied and is
m
T--------- 0 —
af a r g et nervous over s u c h language.
4
[ nottlrally shy {tround the Indies. In
m
. ’Tia m e r e l y the rough s p or t of ou r
.
T H E CALL OF F L ORI DA
r fact, he 1s n serond Pierre IcPenrh
-virile y o u n g ullhbte* in Florida j o u r
The Land a n d Industrial Dcpart- und should be bundl ed 'with care.
*i
nalism
practicing
for
t
h
e
next
meetment
of
tho
F’loridu
Elast
Coast
v
2
»
Clarence Woods is also n Ken- J|
i ng of t h e Stale Press Association Railway lias j ust issued u handsome
t
ucki
nn. in fact so m any Kentucki- ' 'a
when t h e y 'will pound e a c h other on little booklet untitled " T h e Call of
a
n
s
matje
moonshine u $» there t h a t »J
t h e b nck a n d luugh over these fcentle Florida," t h e text of which was
tho
stills
were
cro wd ed a n d m a n y of
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 Is!. 1914
ironies in t he spirit of fondest conv wri tt en by Richard H. E dmon ds ,
•them
were
forced
to refugee to Flor- i
it
r ndcs hlp. ’— Lakeland T el egr am.
edi t or of t h e Manuafcturura Record,
4j
ida.
Clarenro is still addi ct ed to -S
------O------Baltimore.
«.
moonstdfuf a nd no Indy can talk to
The m atter In the booklet sets
A S E MI N O L E F E A T U R E *
$ 35.(H m .iM '
Loans and D iscoun ts
$2*10,043.52
C apital Stock Paid In
him fivu minutes "w ithout imbibing
"A foaturo of the Scm incle Coun forth tho call of Florida in u manner
the moonshine spirits that (low from
35,000.00
ty Fair, to he hold at Sanford during th at will appeal so strongly to resi
Surplus
319.1M
tho poetic soul o f Clarence— soy,
Overdrafts
tli© first week, of Fobruary will bo dents of other states who rend it that how do you Uko the name of Ciarbo a gu th ciin g of live atock raisers we would bo glad to reprint it in full
'■ 11,963. ;u
Undivided Profits
enco, I ndi es- and taking him from
8,750.00'
United States Bond«
ft.
>
o f th is s ta te , in answer to a call for in the News and Star, but space for
«
tho chin down ho is a bright end
8,750.00
organizing an association of cattle, bids.
Circulation
brainy man and la the Poet Lcriat
Stocks, Bonds and
Mr. Edmonds views Florida from
■hoop anti hog raisers," says the
of tho Press Gtrog, n polished gent!©- j
T am pa T im es. "It i s - t o be hoped both a practical and a romantic man, u scholar, a judge of good
none
51,122.18
BIL L S PAY A BLE . ..
Securities ...........
th a t th e Ingathering will bo well standpoint and says that "clim ate as
-m
.
*
,*
T
I
J
'
^
wuter and cold banquets, an orator
‘NO N E
a tten d e d ." . The T im es U of the an asset . , . la as tangibio In it* par excellence and If there Y* a n y
R E -D IS C O U N T S ..
CASH A N D D U E
opin ion t h a t an organization of this value as coal or Iron or tim ber," and
thing left ho is that, also. To know
285.806. IS
; 76*28^48
D E P O SIT S
FRO M B A N K S
kiqd m ay be .of great advantage to Florida's sum m er climate is on© of Clarence Woods is to love him and
•
th e in d u stry of the sta te . "Florida
rr Ctf«w, ‘ statistics t h a t + r , h ° roby
is essen tia lly a live atock state,"
ford in making bis acquaintance.
$ 3 7 6 ,5 19.
$376.519.82
* . declare« th e T im es,' i n conclusion, show in a striking manner the pro.
Oscar Conkling is a very young,
“ and a n y th in g that is done to pro- giess of the sta te since 1900.
In 1900 the resources ol the na man,,ip fact Uko all the other fruits ] 3*?
m ote th e raising of ilve stock within
lU borders will benefit tho entire tional banks of the state amounted of Florida he wns pulled too parly 1
The jjIiI, relinble Hank, proved and tested through more , than A QUARTER Oh A
com m onw ealth." E veryd ay some to $9,642,703; these resources now and has never m atured. The arid
C E N T U R Y of good time«, ana times not so goad; now with the added STRENG TH an«i
th ing com es up to sh ow that Flor am ount to .about 160,000,000. In test has been appliod to him upon [
capieity for service afforded by membership in the FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
ida la to lead in live atock raising. dividual deposits of the national several occasions when the Florida j
Association
m et .......
and he has
1900 Press
Ti hmat
thiiss »»
is the
u m
mo time
hi «» for "many
‘» " i new banks rose from $6,436,000 In .......
..........................
.................
ventures Into the industry is certain [to $32,036,000 in the U tter pert of always been found baking sugar in
$
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5*
KM*
■l&i
*ry k
it
IT IS IM PO RTA N T
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦>
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♦
PEO PLES
SANFORD, FLA.
COOKING, LIGHTING, HEATING AND HOT W ATER— Instantaneous, Automatic and Safe
THE PRESS GANG
GUESTS0FSANE0RD
CeFfiïin-feed
tL *
tft
C e r la îî^ '.s e é
HILL HARDWARE & LUMBER COMPANY
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ÏThe First National
o f S a n fo rd , Fla.
r -,
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a
�page five
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W. L.
among th
lercia)
INAND ABOUT THE CITY
gaum* n
*
the Floating S m a l l
of
ftlk^ Succinctly Arranged for
Hurried Herald Headers
X \
Morse, repreaenting t h e
Foote * Davies Co. of Atlantu » a *
in the dty culling on the , k * 1 trttd,>
yraterdsy
Orange boxes wlth hoop* n l wo >B
la »oak. at F. F. Dut ton'a.
27-tf .
S««d Potatoes, by sack or s mal ler
quantity, at UfTler’s.
40-2tc
Mr and Mrs. Walker of R i r h ln nd .
IJlionis arrived in thj- city y e s t er d a y
iBd will be lbe guest* of their son.
C. R. Walker for the winter.
. .Jult received.
black silk v e l ve t
nl Mrs. Grace E. W illiams,
Ht Flntv St.
d9-2tc
All the cars for t he booster expo
sition on Monday are request ed t o
meet at the Herald office a t o n e
«’dock sharp.
Th e journey will
commence from this point.
Chickens, Hena and F r y e r sJ E g g s
J i h ' t t m r : al
d Wf i c
Dr. C. L. Brundage, resident o s t e
opath. graduate of Kirksville school.
Office over Firt* Nati onal Hank, Han
ford.
35-tfc
BELINO A RESUME OF SANFORU
=
UP-TODA 1 1
U # i» l
HAPPENINGS
Communication., for thi« Column Should lie Marked "Sorl.-iv | dilor". or
Phnned to «Mrs It. A. Terheun. Phone 211.1
/tr illim i Sonni A'.rnf
Mr anti Sirs la-o ( ol ei na n of
Mrs
ffenry Wight ent er tai ned
Savannah ar e in the r i t i , g u e s t , of
Th ur sd a y morning » i t h a eharming
the Sanford i lot i. e
Mr C dri nan
musical reception, «me of the inosl
is a member of t he firm of f o l e . man
brillilint u fluir» of ih«* season. in
&i Audesy of Savannah »fio handle
honor cH ber guests,
Mrs
Addie
considerable Fi onda fruit» a n d veg
Hoinrighous of Chicago and Mrs.
eta hies. This is the first t ime Mr.
Frederick Houchelle of Chuilintton,
Coleman has been to Sanford and
West Virginia. The n t tr ac ti v e home.
both he und Mrs Qolemun » e r e de
enhanced by the henuty of the declighted with t he trip up t he St.
orations was an appr o pr ia te setting
Johns and t h e country surrounding
for t he handsomely gowned women
Sanford
assembled to enjoy t h e
gracious
Major A. K Powers arrived home hospitality of their popul ar hostess
yesterday from North Carolina,
Ailistic t a s t e »as displayed in the
where he s pent t he holidays with the harmony of colors use«l with c h a rm
home folks. Mrs. Power» a n d Km- ing effect in the various rooms of
chen «ill r e m a i n fof several days th„ | owpr rtoor which was thrown
longer.
It is hog killing -**tne in t.„ sl nt P. - -|tT—ltTT ’ reception hall
North ( arolinu a nd the Major very »jirending ferns and great i|uautities
kindly
ri*nu‘ml>ert»d
Holly
and G( ih,.
placed about the
Haynes r t •' hhe Herald otlic
office wi t i» 1room a n d entwined in t he balussome choice liver pudding und s a u - 1trade formed a pleasing background
*aK°of green for the goregous red gladioli
in
... vases a n d jardinieres.
Here the
_.
, . “ r Sn c ‘ ‘ ’
. . __ . g ues tm we re
hlí MU» lUwuchv
. S iu fK V iu U
h rk * an M r r tfe - a Ä
^
N , . „ Ì4.
E ld p r
#nd
avenue anjl S e v e n t h ■tt««U I t o ir,
ably located for hotel or residence.
Beautiful s h ad e trees ten yeais old,
no other p ro p e r t y like it in tiie city.
Apply at once to W. W. Long.
25-tic
HcLaurens
Roquefort xi
Cheese
i »
It, ■■.
I I n lie e n its o |.w I ' d
I h. ••*!•• i. 1
t 1 I- I . I . V
A ** %*
I iir.r. • v
McLaurens
Imperial
Cheese
Pim iento
Sweitzer
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r* «I
i»f* •
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:
•Mil
Deviled
V*
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1
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.Ml 'II. I! In
Kp a i . t. !-•’.l ,
lia loi - vv n*. ♦
Ce- . under thi*
h e xvi -nl y F a t h e r
T h e recent r e l i gi on « ■
veul eil liier«, w.-r«* m o r e D
hiinsireil
u ne ht
..........
. . .ir. . .Ii«-d. M. t " d i i
r.|. w h i c h g i v e s n' •M
Sn nf ord.
l •• « . •
of opee r a t i o n f o r t h e vet. r
I «.nil i:li thy p a s t o r wi he« .•
J n n . 24th, 7 p. m. ’’The Devil
Against Us.”
Jnn . 3l»t. 11 a. m. ’’Antagonizing
t h o Drfvil.”
J a n . 3 l it, 7 p. m. ” Du»t to Du«t,
Ashe* to Aihea.'
,
V
.
Dc. Street an I P a l m e l l o A v e .
I"
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A
IN
know, you'll not
at your Iciiurc
S«nfor«l. Florid«
□DlwinDllDD5iniBiniEiniRinwn[AinrfiritHin,vir
( tirisi mas bells
l(«*d tllited glohes
. ast a soit r.'flei tion nj.on 11<«• p re ti )
Siene
Abolii «‘IghtV live ladies eall••d durmg thè afti'llioon
Mrs Hvn«'s und Mrs Thomas r«'elveil togethel.
Mrs Hyttcs was humlsomelv gown
«•il in blu«- Iigiit. <1 silk <repc. gar
^ mt ureiI »itti pi-uri trimintngs
Mrs
Tlmntas wore a lovely gown of » I u t e
sa t i n
•harmeii«* with pe.rl ..rnu
.'•tve.l th.« |Uest cards wa« a dalllt)
Ilici«* ligure in a white lingerie dreas
over bine nlk und pre tt y Dresden
ribbon«
Delii-ious
sitvimI
cuke and
cream
were
and t he «"iitire af ternoon was
a distili, t social success
Thtnlri /'iir'i/
meni.«
voiing men of I he 11 « n i
Mr«
» le
"P
lb
1 ih
.It
In.
«• r.. Tile gioillll fiosts «' .1
t h e .11 re p i rt \ oil !" I ■
"• .TiUlg III I he Imperial, in honor of
I tie ) milig ladles r*f I lie .'I'lb
\
ll A.I V -
1 he c o n g e n i a l p a r t v «if > «»’JII •
•Ml)......... 1
in » lui •• <haV iiieU-i
........P b
lilt ft««
III
V U«, s | -
JT. II ll)
go WIII ■I
1I
i'll'. »
*i«** wilii o v e r d r e s s ol w lute
n«T Irliiillud III black velvet
Mr- W f HoushoJ I. r « i !..
w I« * Mi e
Midi, e
M
aid » .*11 s e r ' , i put
wearing « . harming Inti.- Ir... k
pink messaline with overdress
white «hailow le.-.
M i s s I..-III»
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gow ned
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and
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in
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t
t
J a n u a ry 9th, at the S an itary Market
v
This market is opposite the Court House. You cannot
miss it. The place where cash counts. We intend to
give the public the benefit oi all fluctuations.
♦
£
Pigs Tails
Beef Liver
30c
.. jirtjiton Butt*
.
..
20r
Konst Western Pork
20c
IHf
12 1 nr
Spring l.umli Western
20 r la g
lllr latin
12'. c
•
•
I5r
ICr
Western Mutton .
12' '.r I-eg
lllr M ut ton ( ‘li.<J»N
12r
1in
1Jr
W «.stern and Florida Beef
l,«nn Sleul:, We it em
Bili Strotk. Wettern
l.oili S l e ak , Flr.
Houml Steak, Fla.
SeVen Hone Steak
T Hone Steak
(fhuck Steak
Pot Honst.
7........... ___
Regular l ^ S f /
Prime Hih r|/»nst
Slmrt Hih Konst
llrisket Houst
German Pan Konst
Marek Hone |{«>ast
Nava C u t s iterf
Western P«irk
lai in Cijop*
Nqvy Bibs
..
Fin. Pork Leg
2 5r l.oin
I tic , Stow, 2 ll>s for
1Hr
Uc
4«c
20«
10«
30c
.Tu
2ái
Armour Star Hum
lir ukla.-i Bacun
Fat S«<le
( *fi«.«*He, r. guiar
Eggs, per «lot
Smoked Bloater»
Smoked Spare Hilts
Soup To in H oes, a can
Cabbage
Chinear Mustard
Portugal Onion. ¡ . ' 11>
Apple«, good
*
22r
2;.,
- * Irfr '
Smoked Fork Sausage
2är
. . 15c
5C ; HoiielcM. Haul
'I Hr
5r
Ir
5c
Sr
Souse. goo«|
Garlir Sausage
Pl at e S aus age
H a m bu r g Stmik
Sqluiq S au s a ge
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Smoked Liver Sausage
S t a r Franks
Live lions
Unos tel 1. live
Mackerel
All Potk Sausage
5r
20c I F a n c y . Box Bacon, special
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JOHN STEMPER, Prop.
PHONE 351
U s . ’’
Roberts
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Th e Devil
Six *eimon* ure t o be preached on
t h e Devil by Hov. George H ym an
dll r i n g g i t ’ m o n t h . o f January. T h e
audicnt-c* a t t e n di n g service« at tin*
T e m p l e are suit! t o t>e the largest
k n o w n in the c h u r c h going history
of Sanford and t h e s e will he i n t e r
e s t e d In knowing t h e «ubject* of th«speci.1l scries of s e r mo ns :
♦
J a n . 10th. 11 u. m., " Th e Devil
Hlmsellf.’*
J a n . 10th. 7 j» m “ Tin* Devil
Aro un d l'» "
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Jnn. 17th
Dr Hearhmnp «•! Tex
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a» will speak
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, J a n . 21th.
II a.
in " T h e Devil In ^
all the time
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great «piritu.il unii ut: :■■«i. . " * i '
T o cur «i«t«*r ehur« b •
non-ehurrhi'd of tin* romm «
v\.i'Xtet.«l to you gre. tim
.n i i
G od 's blessing u p . .»i . m
Stranger* are . Iwi >« r. >« • •! »1
1« warm welcome.
F. E. H T K l N N i E V l . l t
Pi »lor
lii'Milrnrr: fîI» Magnolia . ■ uc
Nippy
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W. W. ABERNATHY
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zealous «'Orps Ilf «»llb'er« nul t . i . h
« rs coopi'iafing t h e »• h" >1 vnl • •
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HOME, SWEET HOME
Make Yourselves at Home at Our Furniture Store
At J. D.
Roberts
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(^□□(iDDiDijnijQRjnsniÄintTjneaar
De un «e \ .ira t ion." Floyil Ha ri leli
unii "A «si D'Vrts*’ frolli La Tosca
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Miss Itoor i» a tnlenteii young violili
teucher froin Sictson Tnivtosity and
v.
dvlighted »itti th ree beautiful iium
bers. "H umorosa uè." Dvorke. Ma
zur ka." Memarski und " Po i p e t u o
0
Mobil«-," ( ’ari Itohm.
Miss M ar W
garet Davis, »iio is one of the favorite younger musicians accompanied
on the piano.
Mrs. Henry Wight wore a gown
of grey crepe «!«• chine. hiindsoin<*ly
emhroidered.v Her only o rn a me n t a
lovely nerkluco of umber a till jet
Mr*. Frederick llouehelle was
gowned in white taffeta und silk lnce.
Mrs Homrighous wore a beautiful
import ed hnnd embroidered gown
trimmeil with clutiy lace.
Mrs l) 1, Thrasher was gowned
THERE ARE
in white lace, handed with old gold
s at i n ribbons..
B E D S T O S L E E P IN
Mrs. Puloston wore a gown of
C H A I R S T O S I N K D E E P IN
white luce with bodice of yellow N
C H I F F O N I E R S T O ’ H E A P ” IN
oharmsuxa. • •
<M I R R O R S T O P E E P IN
Mis* Elijer wore u frock of white
KITCHEN C A B IN E T S TO "KEEP’
orgundi and shadow luce.
Y(»u arc invited to lake a look in . for then, yon
Miss Johns was becomingly nttire«l in .« gown of whit«' mcssalinc
l»e took in , jv >oii ran e ia m i n e thoroughly and
every article l»ei;»rc purchasing.
anil ovvr.liess of emhroid Ted net.
Any other wa\ you take a long chance
A plea si fig originality was t he key
note of Hn- .>ne of the verv <h u m i MR *'••« k..i !tu»«’tiofiH ••I l hr wir»I•*r
1prpwntpd p y M n . W. K. Watson
to the receiving party. Mrs Wight.
Mn. Houchelle alni Mrs Homrighou* in t he drawing room. An ex
quisit«. t ouch of delicate beauty
pervaded t he decorations <d this see
Mrs. Weidner of Kissimmee, rcproom
Th e mantel »as bunked »ith
rtsrnting the Ch au t au q ua Associa
NOTH E T O r \ \ P V\ t i t s
aHpiirugus fern and
pink tinted
tion «ns in the city y es ter day a n d
All propert > holder' in H«Tiiin«>l.l it st imfi /{rhl /i
»acreeded in dis|»o»ing of many of | count) ar«' Imre it«»tIti«-«l a n d r« gladioli, ubile tall vases of t lie sum«'
lloucr
wan
in
«"Very
available
space.
Mr».
Fiank
Millei ^ruriou»ly. «*nthe tirkei• far this big utTair t h a t quested to m ak e their return of all
The
c
h
a
rm
of
simplicity
distinguish
tert
ained
the
members
of the Auc
fill open here on Februa ry 9lh.
real and personnl property for the
ed t h e ’’l ib ra ry with its snlnum rot- tion Bridge (’lull Monday afternoon
1915 T a x A s s e s s m e n t
Umburger cheese, Holland h e r
ored gladioli, offset by t he heuutiful a t her pretty home on Magnolia
All property not returned by April
ring and yeast cakes at Simon’s.
brass o rn a m e n t s and appo i nt me nt s avenuiv Then* wer«* two table* of
1st »ill he assessed us unknown
37-tf
of the room
llnfreshmeiits wen* club 1n.inh.-r« and one gin st table
A v .\n ;iis
served
in
t
he
ilining
room, which »us Mrs ll \\ Herndon won lh«> club
Messrs I A Erickson und J A
T.i V A'se"< i .
«••pedali)' at tractive with t.he har prize, a potted ll> u «'111t ll atld Mrs
IUfuely of |i«-ljin«i were in the city
Seminole (‘oillit v
monious
blending «*( brown», yel Harr. l« Sf * ill. l i e guest prize, a
yesterday on business and pl easure > I s
o I •_•«; I V_* _•«.
lows and crimsons of the ah ull phu pair >I ii.uiit > hn ml keretuels
D«'rambineil The) »ere looking aft«-r
which banked the inant« Is an d idled lien» * ■ t. lr. shnient» w.-r. serve<l und
the insuraoce <»n plate glass window»
M e lh o d is l I h u rh
P r o s p e c t s Bright the J.tpunt*sc
baskets about t h e , a dtdightlul allerruxin enjoved bv all
and automobile»
George
Da vi s
The year l u l l for the Fir«t M.-lh room
dainty
little baskets presen'
I
n
I
he««
Hirt i« the agent here
oili.si Chur, h Sonili •>! Du»
•if hr..wn willow, i in. ken s. i ni l wielle»,
A large num be r mints,
Another invoice of IUchardi on'n* wu* a Imniiei yea r
salted pecans and rut
Si. l ye. * <11«ilil
Grace E. Wll- were added t«» t he church
umler sugar w«T.- served Tin- t abl e was l
•ilk goods.
Mrs.
Tb. m . i i i i I " t s o f « t
\ gnes
i , m ill
adverse i hi .|u i. .il- .mil i In lin.it . i.il . «Titered b) a ha lid-nine brown Vase
ilim.*. 10«; First St
wer«di
ligi
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ntertaine.l
b\
39-2tc 1 «iinilitlon ».i' i h«- best in it' hisiorv
lili..I will, yellow roses a n d eneir.'led
Miss Sanile Williams Monda) after
J TI h* old c h u r d i being founii in l.v «rirnson r«»ses
Mr» Saiiiu«d I’uJust received, bluck ■Ilk, velvet j ndpjjunt«,
i •,rn i| o» ii in lime lestoii presiti«.«I at I Ire . ..ffee urn and noon, with nine nt«*mh«T« j.ri'sent
A plea • ' * so. tal boor w.i* «'lijoved
uüors at Mr*. Grace E W il Iiii ms. an«l the congregai loll moved it« ser
Mr- I I 1. I'hra'h. r poured «'hoiTo106 Fast First St
a
ml 11 t i|«llie«s of II;.' l i , 111.I was
39-21
vice» to (he Slat Tbeatr* » hu l l ».«» lat«
\ s » i s t i . g in . m i i' Ai t.' Mr« dis, I
-. I » u h
.'I, ' h t l ' l n - l I.
in te re s t
k" .dl ) given u» without ...-I 1««r Ml.,i Jon.-- M ' . ....... D It i h oj . .
I >lllI l rel rest. Ill e n I - »I f . -.TV..I l.v
vv hn Ii ». •'•«. i 11. !11 .il gratti ml.' to M
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Dou gl as
MrHal the •Osi* - I’r. -ctlt Wet. \I I—
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Mr D»t...
Herndon, xt>u ««»lief, \ \ .g lit a mt
M iss
hii/.n l.gt Ii
Me
Kv
a
Munson
Mildred
who has l.eeti uniformi) kind and I .a ughlt ti
riiroiigh.'iil lb« hours of Do k
ll..' d I.. si.* S i n
c u r t cois. |*ii«. 11lank« of 1he . ni l'< • I . n . «•j.t . >i a d.'tlghi t il prog rain of
in"
Iteli« ami MrMet fi."ii ' . luir. 1 .. r* tor« 1 •. i . n
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'N.1' 1end. red l.v Miss 1 m life I*
d» r. d mm
\ -|«t * A.»II «••prat.0 -. i' oi- f . Mi«« M.irr«t HiM*r v |..| h i-f 1I'd \tiss Mar
Dur li. u•|s.«ti • ■. » 1 bur. h nuild
/ • • ■ i i . l l ' w f / , . . . , «•*.. I . r / . ' . «. / *
nu; c in 1i >...I, '•■r ..' 1upam v 1 . gar* il Davis, pianist.
An externWith Its« pora ncotis tillinber
v.T*, . harming ...... idioti » «
» 11« t he grit r e
fore 1lu* .«liinini r season
1 u n i t.ii nit le- f «r ••itripg fo* • ir*>d ful inlerpr. •-'n'i..|i >.f mo •I* TO da ii''«'«
• I’ll.->!..) altar«...... t") M
.lid • t m' . ! we 1.. Mi
li II) m s. m hotlot of he' sister
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ho 11 ...|. of
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ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
• ( > rii t tv tali «if I Irla ml., has a.
copied a position milt tin- Waring
Heal Est a i e t ' o , and »ill lir*m the
offices in t he lltshop block
Mr
Vivian is a valuable addition -to the
office force a n d in addition to being
a stenographer and hunk keeper p
an esperie nr, d abstract and
lute
mil II.
Utile Happening» -Mention
of M»l>erH *n
Personal Items of
I nterest
Lewis of Ollan<|o
visitor» tu (hr . it v
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TUB SANPORH IÎERM.D
OUR STATE UNIVERSITY
IT SUOI LI) IIE l-CT TO ISF.KI 1, AS WEI.I
MENTAL
VS DUNA
ITHEOSES
compiici «hupe for distribution. T h e
universi!} inulti work nul problems
in Luk*“U‘ *!**ii. m municipal g o v er n metu in iciitit} tnuiineemi ut miti
«ul.mit I in it; with lui! Iil fur mat inn t<>
tlmse in i bargt- uf t he people’s bu si
ness
In the tliii.sinns of {migration
alili •■III I lm men' t he n ppnrt II Ili t li~it) illlTeretii scrirniis nf the s t a t t 1
coniti be carri'*'! to t h e itncmployed
nf
l.*iok"ll‘ at the picture vs■ ire
Ihiui . i ! t . sa} nur
u n i v t r tt>
at
Olii lies ville is 01 numi litui
Judging
by t he reports u^c<tmpli»Lcit tv e
at ro ng ly s us pei t that it is useful
Well, \\ e are gitili that v. e 1 in sa}
t hi s for we have a large 1mount nf
m o n e y tied ip in the m m ci sity
p l an t anil »til have to furnish »
large a m ou nt more a« t he years go
b y , to keep I he pti-sent plani up to
It* greatest etBdohi1} . wit Itotit which
all o u r university money is wanted.
No mut ter whip individual opin
ions may he. the nir.ji rity of m r.ttmc
merit is tir. t the state sllt.ll provide
oppnrtur.it}
lor luglnr education
without cost to its children
As w«h a ve the university with us. too tiriti*
ly established for a ny change in the
s y s t e m nf public education to uproot
it in n generi lion or two, anything
t h a t can be done to popularize it.
a n d in crea sc Ur- area of t h e distribu
tion of its b o r e Ilia will help tlte uni
ver sit y u t i l help the people too.
• he i i n m r Mt \ t«» ..I! t h**
iti»
«I ■I- Ar 'I 1"
«ion uf d ' j i m .inni
t h e 11 III Int in I
would net as .
W e c l ni m no kin w i t h J a c k H o r n e t , p u b l i c r o i n i n u s m r i m e r c h a n t w i t h o u t
a n d d o not preset».! t h i s idea a s n
, iihin of n u r e x p l n n n g t h u m b
Wo
Tills ma V lie con* idei cd by some
s i m p l y r a i l u l t c u t m i i t o a plan m. w us t u o bi g : field to cultivate w i t h
living followed bv o i l i e r m u v e r s i i t e s . out a tuu grc.it
I n I he publti
n o t a b l y t lie I ’niv vr«lt v of C h i c a g o trciiMiry
It can to- done with very
and
t i n 1 University
<«f Wisoctisin. little extra money pl aci d to the cr ed
1 >e b e l i e v e t h e y call it " E x t r a R u r a l it nf the untvar.-ity
T h e work t hat
I W o r k , " or e x t e n s i o n w o r k .
>.
may he done in emi grati on and pub
T h e r e is no r ea so n w b y o u r u n i - lieity alone would bring buck t i e
v n n d t y shoul d not go o u t s i d e it» mo ne y tenfold.
wal l s; in fact, it h a s a l r e a d y d o n e »o.
Universities pome high hut we
Furi iur*' institutes long ago broke
t h r o u g h the campus fence and ar e
now being held e ve rywher e a crowd
t u n l>e gat lined, us fur us the fund*
will pet t int. Great work for agticulturo has I n i n done by the- outside
work of t he univefidfy
Vcr-s’ well;
let us make i h e' u ni vend t y work for
those unlucky persons who heeded
not t ho call of the soil, but who unworth improving oven if t h e y are not
so m u c h to stnrt with.
T h e only
argument
advanced
As It 1* now, a m a n can write to
ngnirtit the s t at e having a university the- uni vers it y and find out what i*
m ai nt ai ned out of t he public pocket mak i ng hi» hogs die. Let*» fix it no
is t h a t t o . much of t h e jieople's n n o t h e r man ran write to the name
m o n e y ' i s spent for the benefit of to place nn d findout what is making hi»
few of the people. This has some children die
The university cun
virtue, but it is always difficult to now tell you all a b o u t tin- citrus
find a plaic to* cut oil t he supply of canker evil, the p ot at o bug perl, the
public money for special purposes of foot r o t , with p l a n s a n d specifica
restricted scope
Who will sav that tion» fid g e t t i n g rid of t h e m
Let'«
tin* s lat e Ima id of hc.Jtli «Ijull not fix it so t h e ’ u n i v e t s i t y n u t go t h e
sjiend money to kill rats in «eucoast s a m e r o u t e with t h e l e g i s l a t i v e evil,
towns open io Imbonii
pingue in tin- c o r n e l loafer pes t a n d t h e c o m
fection because the inland towns m u n i t y d r y rot.
with healthy ra ts receive no benefit?
To t his e n d —making t h e univer
We have to look at these things sity universal we suggest that the
broadly.
It may cost a thousand extension work al ready being done
•lollats to graduute u hoy at the uni- I by t h e university be ext en de d to inver-it}, bi.t if th.it ho y should di» >hide
rover .1 v>u} to get ml of c at tl e tick:
at mi nimum cost and trouble, t h e'
I client would be shared bv a l l in r o
portion a t h'Utsandfold t be eort of
t h e university
Frano
was ¡mid
back all thi* money spent on uni
versi t u t when Pasteur, .1 g r a di a t e.
dl-o o v e n d a cheep way to kill the j
microbe t ha t soured ali tin1 wine
JANUARY g
O f f i c e r » I n x l a l letl
In r e g u l a r
meeting of Sanford
Lodgi* No. 27 I O O I - . belìi M e n
ila} night, J a n u a r } 1th. tin- f ol l owi ng
niljcers fur t h e e n s u i n g t e r m
nere
r eg u l a rl y i n s t a l l e d :
N U C . r . Colti,
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-I I D ic k i n so n
Iter. Sec
J. \y, (), S i n g l e t a r y .
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Warden
Conductor
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VARIETY AND UI AI.ITV C l AHANTEEI! -
RED BLISS TRIUMPH
SPALDING ROSE No. I
IRISH CDUBLI.I
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H - r ms .
K S tu S’ t;
\V. II Wright
I. S to N. (L G. K T i i n t u s
It S. to V G. C. F llrnnnon
I. F to \ I,
Joe Meisf'h.
I hupinm W P StoniH S, Supr. U. J. Powell
l. S. Supt. | „ K. Tew.
Inside G u a r d Hugh Hrtilm.
Letter F ro m .Mr. Thigpen
There appears t o have been some
mistake
a» to t h e n-al facts in t he
must have, them
Let's make ours
real estate dc.il Wherein the holdings
do our work
d the Holden Heal Estate Co were
Don t Mix I ' ji
nurrhaaed by ft Drew and t h e fol
Here's
pnr.igVaph t h a t ' s worth lowing letter from Mr. Thigpen will
t h i n ki ng over: “ It's all very well to • x plain the d u a l :
d m \'e your own opinion about the
M r K. J. H o l l y , Sanford, Fla .
war in Europe, hut d on 't go aroutlrFt
Dear Sir For t he benefit of the
forcing your opinion on persons to |
Sanford people who keep ini|uiring
w h om you know it is disagreeable
a b o u t the igile o f t he profiertiM of
I t is just t ha t luck of consideration
t h e Holden Real Estate C o m p a n y
for bthers t hat p roduced t he war."
will »ay. I sold this property -to U.
T h a t is good advice as t o good opin
Drew oT Orlando, Florida, on No
ions on any s u bj ect a n d the dis
v ember 19th, 1914. R. D. Wari ng
position to force t h e m upon others.
a u d associates h av e since purchased
S o me folks seme n ever so happy ns
t h e same property from H. Drew and
whe n forcing their opinions on other
will continue t he business with of
people, anti they even go about link
fice» in the Hishop block.
Seven
ing people what t h ey t hi nk nf this
years ago Mr \V. D, Holden a n d my
a n d t hat und then g et busy arguing
self went into t h e real estate busi
with them and forcing their own
n e s s anil s u bs eq ue nt ly bought t h e
opi ni ons on them
T h e y make it
D r i ' w (milling« with the u n d er s t a n d
their InisinesB when t he opinion» <>i
ing that we would each have tineo t h er s may hold upon a subject are
half interest in t h e »atm» Thi s is
a f t e r all none of their bu»ine»s. A ,
t h e property lesold II. Drew «with
m a n is never hopelessly and eter- j
ad di ti onal lands in Volusia a n d Lake
nally wrong if he holds a n opinion
counties.
c o n t r a r y to that of these positive
As to tlie hotel propert y will s t at e ,
folk» who essay to regulat e opinion
h
av
e only sold my interest in same
generally .
'■vfiich n m o u n t « t o
POTATOES - SEED - POTOTOKS
>n «hares
I urn «till in tilt real e s t a t e bu si
ness and wiil c ont inue to write tire
Ir - ira nee fur 1
n tier town
t i k e Sanford t
M arble am i G ranite
M onum ents. Tom bstones, Etc
Wc are hamliir g some of the very finest Seed Potatoc: -i i
produces,
Kvery car will bu careful]v inspected I" a (iovi rtitner t p
S
ur.il each bug will curry a G'lvernment I n i p r i i o r ’« tug. ■ n
same is pul up espcewlly for resl. free front sc. I. and nth.
cases. Dur grower «<> :ln all hi wti I stock ¡1 f inii.tld-l , 1.
♦ ladi h | ■Inr ting nml when ill- potatoes come up, spr.A n g
£ great regularity throughout the entire grow leg • i -iimh
J
We r.re in t he Seed Hu^ini-»». aud w he: wt say Fts.l P ' - . r
% not mean a lot of cheap rommissitn house j un k .‘ of wbiis, •
« iholtsarids uf hu.-hels said iin mh d
lf you want some of lliu very best Seed Point otn o n u n at.;,
i
stating wlmi (|untitity and variety r.re wanted, and wr wilt 1« j.',.
np.tne our lowest delivered price for them.
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KILGORE SEED COMPANY
PLANT CITY, FLORIDA
You Need a Tonic
There arc times In every woman's life when she
needs a tonic to help her over the hard places.
When that time comes to you, you know what tonic
to take— Cardui, the woman1?!‘ tonic. Cardui is com
posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act
gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs,
pud helps build them back to strength and health.
It lias benefited thousands and thousands of weak,
ailing women in its past half century of wonderful
success, and it will do the same for you.
You can’t make a mistake in taking
The Woman’s Tonic
.Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark.,
says: "I think Cardui is the greatest medicine cm earth,
tor women. Before I began to take Cardui. I was
so weak and nervous, and had such awful di.vy
spells and a pour appetite. Now I feel as v e i l and
as strong as 1 ever did, and can cat most any:lung
Begin taking Cardui today. Sold tty all dealt ts.
Has Helped Thousands.
T h e m a n un tri»i » i m i nailing un you gel*
2?» | w t n * m f»ir t a k i n g | * » ti r
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u ttlrf
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Provrrt) Lu|nHi/c(J
S ' i « | f io< li .il > •-•• ,i<i istollicil to
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( ‘ h s irm a n C i t y f o u n rlL It W I I K U N I J I I N .
I h e r e b y d u ly c e rtify t h a t th e foregoing
C hait m an f’ l ' i Council
ordinance
waa
d u ly
passed
by
the
city
H e___
reby c e ftif) that tNr f *
g •• g or* H'»a s ' d u l y p «*«**.t f > i h e 7.i>
un il
rc#o un ci l o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a . I l \ r é g. _u l a i ae* f * n . e w
v n
«ion* t h i a I h e 4 th d a y of J a n u a i ^ ’*• I F I*
of
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W 11n r » « m y ti»n-t .n-1 t t i r i * * l nt . » i d c i t y
Wl'tttaao mi»- hand, a nd * »l of «aid c it y o n
nn t h U I t h t l , y u l J . n u i r y , A . I>. t u l i .
t h l a t h e 4 t h d a y of J a n u a r y . 1 9 1 6
M. W. LOVKLL
M . \V . L O V K L U
t 'i l y C tcrk.
C ilF I l*fk.
A p p r o v v c t h y m r nn t h i * t h r 4 th i l l y ot
A j i p r a t « * l b y me th is I t h d a y nf J a n u a r y
J .n p .ry , A
l> U l f »
A. h
1915
I» I. Til HAS life It.
l> I . T i l H A S H K H .
to U l t i c
( VI» y or.
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Uayor.
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THE SANFORD
,
JANUARY 8. ISIS
Mrs Humphrey of Tarhoro. N. C., Apopka on Thu rs da y.
mont and especially t he f o mm j t l e e w a nt a bar gai n call on <»wr„.r i r.
t he truest of Mrs. W. H. Hynes.
, in charge.
Fifth street, Sanford. Fla,
j~'T
v Miss Jodie Cnu gh mnn and Miss I
---------------------- ------- *— ^---------- Congregational t 'hurr h
For Sale * Wholesale
( .
Hev I. S. Wa lke r of Hirhview, Cecil Kaufman of Jacksonville a r e
J a n u a r y meetitig of Welfare De- Hi., will arrive t o d a y to visit his sort, the a t t r a c t i v e guests of Mrs. R. E. J For this m o nt h a helpful series water lish business, in.'l i,lir g «,?
purtident. Dr. Neal will give echoes Mr.
It Walker for several weeks, Tolar.
on t he general subj ect " G r o w t h ” is t e t s , Ash boat» and gasnli,,.. iftUr(,k *
Continued From Pi»«e 5)
of t he Health Association meetinjt
_______
being considered at the evening also fish house, etc In •Imre ,,( (; ^
^
C o n g r r m it io n a l S u p p e r
at Jacksonville
' / M i s s D i r a T i f i l a of H u t c h i n s o n ,
services, 7 o'clock; the second one Aingenl.
-"-•Ur
,\/ msic l>rpt. Concert
T h e unn ual business meeting of
of t he seties will be given next S u n
.Feti,
H e l l e r H a h y C o n t e s i a n d M i m i . arrtVed o n Mor i day t » t n k e
Wednesday
eve
ning
at
the
I
m
r
o
r
Side
C
ho»|
t
,it
t h e Cengrcgnti onal church on Wod- H n h y S h o w for t h è ( " o u n t y F a i r
d ay l i g h t , and good m us y is «lwn\
u p her dulie* a» t e n e h e r of d r a w i n g
perial
Thea tre
the
Music
De
l 1s t ilod, h ome hmi
i es da y night
preceded by a d e
provided.
a n d music iti t h è p u b l b ’ »clini ds
ment of the Woman' s Club gave a
with growing crops
lightfully ¡’„f ormal gathering of memPersomi! JMrnlios
( Miss Tiffta i* s t o p p i n g with Mrs.
The musical prelude last Sunday
very delightful a nd enjWhible con
tt
b o n a n d friends to pai'take of the ^ M r s . W I,. Morgan b i t for J a c k - (' K. Walker.
night was enjoyed by a goodly n u m Henson, sickness
cert for t he benefit of t he club piano
near Celery avi nue
d licious a nd appetixing supper pre- sonville Wednesday aftemoon for a
ber; Eatl Paxton on the violin. Miss
fund.
Although
t h e weather was
p ar ed by t he ladies of the church. visit of severa! days.
v.-Mr s .lame» S m i t h of Parkcshurg,
h ranees Aspinwnll on the organ and
For Sale - Farm <>l
ko inclement a fine aut.iience greeted
T h e tables which were spread in t he
Pii.. w Ito ha» !»*■*■li visiling Mrs J K
Miss Lucile Aspinwnll with her nmail house, at \*. ,
the performance.
T h a t ii was enchur ch building were tastefully dec
Mrs. J. C. Wetdlef of St. I’eters- Terwilliger ih Imusekeeping ut thè thmbautiu anrl received t he various charmi ng voice, each cont ri but ed to 1’rice i'J.OUO, Term.- ;
o r a t e d Tmd l oaded with the dsubbalance at $10 a m n u l
burg is registered al thè Kobbins h° m* °f
Wm Les vl tt or, Tl-ird n um be rs with pleasure wns testified a very inspirational Half hour.
s tnnt ial a nd d a i n t y viands a n d e n
Dur
morning
services,
both
the
Moss i d ace. See I |
Ncst.
Mrs. Weidler is bere in t h è Street,
by t he rounds of nppluuse that' would
trees prepared with the skill of a
S
u
n
d
a
y
school
a
n
d
the
II
o'clpck
at
Moore's station,
i nteirst of thè Adumr C h a u t a u q u a .
only be satisfied with an encore, to
cul inar y artist. Not wi t hs tandi ng t he
whirh will ire Iteli! in Fobrunry.
Friend» of Mrs. O. W. Hrady will which those t aki ng part on the p ro service are growing In interest und
bad weather si xt y guests sat down
Fur Sale*—Lot I .>, I»]*» »
numbers.
Were you nmong the
1he già il to bear t h a t sho is expected gram generously responded.
to enjoy t he hospi tal it y of t he ladies
eron
C ity.I Price f.r,n *!.,
one
t
housand
who
wefo
wa
nt
ed
at
Mrs. W. P. Cart er spent T h u r s - id Sanford .next week to spend the
Miss Lucille Aspinwnll won new t he S. S. hour last Sunday? If not, a month. | Write Dr *• J
of t h e church.
day a t Oviedo, t he guest of friends. | next few weeks
FollfrainK t h e social hour s p e n t ' s o
laurels for hetself in her clever cos- t a k e a new start n ext Sunday.
44 E N i n t h St
!, .
delightfully t og et her the business
t u m c recitals. It would he dillirult
Mr. a nd Mrs. Long of A t l a n t a .
*■Mrs, Haines, nee Miss Irene Rrudy
ty j udg u in which group of songs she
Next Sunday morning the special
meeting was held.
Ga „ arri ved lust week to spend th«*.-*ms tin- attractive gui st of Mr? \\
Heports from t he various d e p a r t
excelled for Japanese a n d Indian |
f? r ^ n s j d e r a t i o n will? he. *I'
winter in Sanford as usual.
K. Wnt*<m for several days this week
An Optimistic Optiook for 1Ö15."
ment s of the chu rch showed, s p l y n - *.........
were beautifully rendered.
As a
U s t Wednesday night, despite
did p r o g p s s for tin >’«nr Just
| y j j r * ftl)(|
|,,.,irrrr> who h a v e / M r Tenney D e e n e lias returned J a p a n es e midden she was charming,
t
he
storm of tin* evening, a ' g n o r t - ^ f r + A e e ^ e e » ^ '’<■»->»< * - ,
a n d an e n g a g i n g outlook for
„
cueM, 1(f Mnt. \Vll| H a n d to Stetson I nivursity to r c um* hi, : a a Indian muid «he was irresist
n
u
m
b
e r of memb er s end friends
new church year.
At t he ann ua l i
, .
, ,
ible.
She was a ccompani ed by Miss
. . .
rur Rent- - i
i .i'
.ii
.a,, ii n*••...
gathered
for the annual business
...
election
oft otllccrs
alln .ofi the
n r u m 1will cave t oday• tor l a m p a a,,n d studies,
!• n ut rí s Aspinwnll, also in costume,
i
.
i
o
t
h
e
r
points
in
houui Moridu.
He-------mooting.
The
fail),ful
.Martha»
pro-'«»'
'.very ronv,
, 1 ,
,
... .
,
who is one oí t he beat accompani st s
bent s werej re-elected, except t n e
-----turning
here
they
will
leave
for
vided
a
very
s
u
m
p
t
u
o
u
s
b
an
q
u
e
t
for
______n
i a \ t rnui._____
, A congenial p arty from Orlundo iff t h e city.
trenaurer, Mr. C. R. Walker, r e ................................
t
heir
honje
in
Now
N\a»hington,
••
l
s
t
o
p
p
i
ng
at
the
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
House
nrn
nil
present,
which
was
appreciated
lo
signed. It was with m an y regrets
Miss Margery Hoor, violinist of
For Rent Room
t h a t Mr. W a l k e r ’s resignation was a b o u t Ffeli, 1st.
Nlr.jind^Mrs.
R
I)
Waring
M¡’»
U
t0
a
o
»
V
-'
s’ •
La usen gei and Mr. M. D. Wilson.
pleasure with her beautiful execution Ln
or the r n t i n n \ u s ifof!e. r e por t. --------------------a c c e p t e d for he fias been so clf»scly '
Mr. C. E. C a r t e r of Valdosta, u
t.nd won dei ful tal ent .
Miss P o o r ’s 1 w,lir|' «bowed t h e church in good
identified with t h e various interests
For Rent ' }ji-. •
Mr. J. T. GctshofT of T a m p a ‘is in name on a ny prog ram i nr uro» Its i condition end tiie election of of rotini*« over Vowel ID
Of t he orgmiizntion and .has been nephew of Mr. W. P. < art er has
ficers. An important» piece of bjiri . V o w e l l - A < ' .
such a loyal, faithful officer for » o ! accept ed t he position of bookkeeper t he city in the i nt erest of the county success.
uvas was the ad opt i on of ,i M,.r u. ,d
m a ny
years St seemed
almost imwith tileH. & O. Garag<
fair.
Mr . Ft. K. Tolar, pin no so|oi«t, i«
** Mi.rkn of i.» E f f . I . : ’ Cl
.
furi i*i
possible to accept his resignation.
a sperinl favorite in Sanford and is
Powers
has
re
tur
ned
—towar
ds which otrr ebbr ehes as an
Erst F o u r t h M
Mr. Henry Nickel was elected to J * °L A. K
M r a n d .Mrs. W i n . II. Milche!! of al ways greeted with h e a rt y applause
¡ ur tiN o r t h
i rder ..re rnoving.
till bis place, s howi ng a
wisechoice
U"tn aChri st man visit to
S a l e m , N !.. tire r e g i s t e r e d . t t h e l b r numbers .ire al ways am on g ti e
f o r >. I,
i rut litt)«
in tin- selection for there i> ever} I arolinn
Mi*. I u s e r
be t
s h e 1» a mitsiii.in of •itmsii ,1
S a n fo rd
H»U"<
tur f
. -! *
*. i •<
reason to believe t ha t Mr.
Nick'd "on will r e t ur n biter
al. lilt} a nd reflects gn-at credit ujnri
wills
S i r I ..
will be j u n as faithful and loyal in
---ri..
Mi", l'omelia S m i t h and Mi-* t tie i it y
Felici i| a n d i
fulfilling the duties of Ills ollire as
•rii
Libr.’t; »'i* m i . tu-ti »dl lie iield
Gl
adys
Smith,
w
I
iü
have
been
the
Missek
Jodie
C
u
u
g
h
ma
n
ami
Miss
v
/'rrro H iil M ilitim i
i
•
. i.
. . .
, Cora C. Hollingi r.
Ida predecessor. l>thfr officers elect
t he Lilvrnry
Lilvary ’on'
on next Thtirrday, | Ca na a la tn . Nr N
Mr. -and Mrs. W. S. T h o r n t o n p o pu l ur guests of Mr s. A. W. Fitts Cecil Knufmun, of < Miss J acobi ’s inii Urn
e d - were Trustees, Dr. C. E. Walker,
J.’. nu-,-e 11,'ni rt^nn p. m.
have ns their guest today. Mrs. Jr., have returned t o t h r i r home at School of Art. Jacksonville, gave
C. F. Hoskins a n d F. , R . K e n t ;
For Rent
New
Smyrna.
| several dancing number» t h a t wore
T h o r h t o n ’s father, Mr. I) D. H u n
Clerk, Miss Flora Walker; Dea conn,
ly
furnished
, tmn-h enjoyed. Thei r i nt erpret at ion
FI uh Die When Drawn t’r. r Depth«
ter, an«! brother, F J. H u n b ’i from
.1 F. Secord. Fi ndl ay Mun so pv‘C. K
pi
l
one
, goi ’d
\ | r and Mrs
C K IbibD'ir o ' of the new modern dailies Wim .1
In tin ,-tea; i| ■. | o
•
Winter P ar k; a!*(> itti u n de . Mr C W
U . l k e r . L’sliers. Messr*
Fr.ieer^
g
r
**.i-i
\|.
( Imagi» .ire giii'si^ in tile eltv
.
t .-.ine
graceful exhibition of art
In the twtnpvr o u r • i I: *
Armstrong, H a r r y Carlson and Kl.
lii.b b ir s N
n
o
m
a
t
t
e
r
v\hui
o
m.,>
l..
ut
t
h
e
»hr
[dance of tin* Temple Hells, iiccorn
c h o i r Muster. E T bitl.-r will sp en d several day- in our
fare
Whe n Hi- !r: . .
». i■ i h
t on Moiightnn
I’ llv.b .rid par n <1 h v Mi*s I.•i* lib- Aspinwnll
M
iid M: ^ f
p r .itv a it h t he p r o - p . ' I .,f m.ikii.e t b iWiardrUlT
M lisle Comtnittee,
;1*< d In tl|i- w.»rk ,i r i !.[
»
.,
loir
I'
’
11
1,-ir ..tir. *i.i- lit 1 1
> ilawgliti r ! .. solm-t, \ 11- - > mil K iifrrotn »
Iits future htiiue
r u r f h e e contail.llig '-¡.I . fjneli., et .» »II
I K \\ ..Iker h iridili} MiiristMl n ed
t -» » Ilf 1
I
>.ty
101111
Wi-il
i-speclallv
ftft’
uctiv'e
rinentire
pr*.
rc.ni uri >1 liver from
mals^ hnil lish i.dmJ ;-n
n¡, ,j
i ,i
( U Walker
f 1»C4
1 'tilt
* Mrs. Hurry Ferrati was the guest desila} til visit tileir cousin, Ni W , g r a i n » a s t h o r o u g h l y g o o d a n d well most of tlje r r e j t u r i M .m> <!• el
»11
*i • e l v i i | bv t h e a u d i e n c e
It re
li peterMrs I ' . t er s .111*1
<d Mrs It I Tbs. di, r **• Wedile*
fuel, ult I h**»e ft,.in ili, .I... r ¡.
1n m ii net merit«
K í h ' ; »»
son, Jack, r etur ned wiili tinnì in Ib-i t ' m u c h cr edit U pon tin- d e p a r t
At tin
Imperial
M u , day.
w sé
J i. ii
ters of great hydrostatic pressure to niched r" ,’,
continuously
dei n nrliig in. - m e *■
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ABOUT PEOPLE
A N D EVENTS
I
sirnI Comedy under auspices oí t he
Welfare Depart meni, Woman's Cl ub
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Sale
B oy’s
,y
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Discount
Sale
♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ » « ♦ ♦ m m 4 « i i « ♦♦♦♦♦
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FOR SALK
!j
For Sale
Overland Touring Car, iholoughly
overhauled, gcod runni ng order
Underwood Typewri ter, No,
t.
Ilrut class condition.
One Oak Roller T o p Desk, nearly
new.
One Walnut Flat Desk, old styh-.
One Plant Jr. Horse Cultivator,
practically new.
One Painter Fertilizer Drill.
Seven Darrel», for spraying mix
tures.
Lot Hoes and o t h e r tools.
,*
Thirty-ftvo h un dre d Cablmge
Crat es.
If you want a bargain in a ny of
t h e ab ov e call on o r address C. C.
Woodruff, Sanford, Fla.
4p-4tp
F rom the Price
• %
I♦
* All Local A(lvi*rtÌHt’im*iiis I mlt-i
Thlii Ilfffdiffft T H R E E C E N T S a
Lint’ For Enrlt Insertion, Minile urn
C luuge 2 .» Cents.
' Choice for Just One-Fourth O i l
¿f
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♦ CLASSIFIED ♦
ADVERTISING
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Ladies’ Suits
and Coats
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Sale irt Winter Garden— Large
2 story 6 room house, repainted.,
one acre land, barn. $2,100, cash or
term s. F. J. Hill, Winter Garden,
Florida.
r0-7tp
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For Sale— Five W hite W yandotte
Cockerels. ' Rex Packard, R. D , 2,
Sanford.
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W’a n t e d — Work on f i r m by reli
able man, good references. N. T.
Berry. Gen. Del., c i t y .
40-4tp
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For, sale $2300, celery ftVm at a bar
gain, 16 acres right in village, 600 feet
from R. R. siding. Cheap and on
ea sy terms, 6 acre« all plowed and
irrigated. Fine flowing well. The
land is all fenced and just- ready to
start planting. You can
price of the land th is year.
. i
f . i rl lot.
i . .
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l\
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» |l Iiout I; . •
plain* r c c u r d o ffir«.
W anted
<. i i
111 La - 1 I">ne
i .- l
\\ .
a g ' m d gì ut b -
c: a dr l\
M.
III.v e ii g ui l d l
1
c-o ll erald Orb'
Wanted To buy
horse wagon.
Mu-t
d it in n- an d a real
, R. ,N. Poston, 1. • v
lO-'Jie
BAKCRY
m
I
ns-;
4 4*
Make a Trip to Our
Bakery
**' Don't be afraid
No.one will h u r t you
And you’ll n o t Ik
delayed.
Wc arc unusually I’01'
As busy as can Ik .
But little t o t s like you
W e m an age to »cc
J . L. Miller s¡
B akory
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THEY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE BOUNTY 1 AIK FEBRUARY :ird, 1th. 5th and lith, 1915
ÏÏÏ! TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D "™
AND FRIDAYS
IN S ANFORE*
Elf*’ /* H i,/, Uvtng
SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. J I M \RY 12 . 1915
__________ _____________________________________________
VOLUME VI
NO 11.
w e l c o m e to our c i t y
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LABOR HOSTS C A PTU R E SANFO R D TODAY AND HOLD FOR T H R E E
D AYS—M ANY
RO M INENT MEN OF FLO RIDA ARE H ER E
A TTEN D IN G T H E A N N U A L CONVENTION
The fit It«'I)» of Sanford will act a i | t he history of tJic Stale Federation e n t u p o n the c o n v e n i n g of ihc State
host to o real Hve convention o f , o f Labor «ill he
held in Sanford Federation at Sanfor d on the 12th
»orkin* people who meet a nnua ll y, Mrom J a n u a r y 12 to J a n u a r y lfi, ar - instant, a n d it being impossible for
thii being'the fifteenth a n n u a l c on - ' cording to the expectation of the me to lie in a t t e n d a n c e on account
rention of the Florida S t a te Kederu- s t a t e president, C. K. Shejiard, edi- yl «Vi’ , 9 t ^ c i ^ L v U ^ c a T. L«i ii 4^ M*4«uag
1ttJr**of'‘
t u * vi tffe
liil. Mifltfti
•'! id mi r.afior
i.dii'H Journal
JDurild I at
ill lilt*
111 time,
iiilii'» lI .till
d
the irrvai
present
a m KiiiiiK
going ito
tfWTdT U b or. 'X ”
w
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....
.North, east, s out h and west in tho Mr. Shepard leave* tomorrow to ^ auk t h a t you kindly represent me a t
this convention.
p f »t »ute of Florida delegate» are
You may assure t he convention of
• arriving t<> convene in session t oday,
in)
h ea rt y s ympat hy in their lightWednesday a nd T h ur s d a y.
Those
eon*
elloits (or the bet t er me nt anti
delegate represent over t en thouthe general welfare of t he laboring
,md •killed arti sans of some thi rt y
|ieo|i|<’ of ot/r slate
1 «ineerely ho)ie
different rafts, a large contingent
that
the
i-otu
i
ni
io,i
«ill he one
•rrived , 1' t e r d a y ns an a dva nce
fraught
«itti
gr>.,t
o
n
n
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piard frutti I k-nnville, am on g them
Vlu-1
Iler
lorill
lini
li
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convention is Arthur Keep, who was
The convention will hold its sota delegate to the eoriventlon of the
tion at the commodious E l g i n Hall
xnd the pa r li am e n t n r y . b u si n e s s l i k e
manner tfiat this-» r e p r e s e n t a t i v e » of ihr working nutrì c nr r v o n d u r i n g
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u n i o n m o v e m e n t t h a t o n the follow
ing Ilf* Hi III they call e, I a meeti ng of
trai Tr a de s A L i b o r Council, s t a r t
ing wi th just a few members. T h e y
now lui ve a member shi p of 90 a n d
garnie. i the following unions in the ,
! clfy of Jacksonville: Starionary E n - ,
gllteer
Hotelier Workmen. llfewery ,
.. ml a Fellemi L i b or t hinn |
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Any lady who is related to a work- wK,,h ,,u"
man .«diluted with the American ,w#liVP
Tiie Sanford Hoard ot I : 'fi haFederation of Labor hus entree into
t uken over the matter of entertain
tbis organiiation.
Ttie- pro»|*erts
fwm tdv-ncpil r«i|»crts shpw Hurt m e n i . of if,’legate«, and Mr *>hcpard
tbtoe btlies will leave on e djourn- h i s been informed tl... t ' . !. fi,-ate
mrnt of the convention a live Ia dies* program of social event- h - been
prepaied. Th e w o m e n will L* gi' eri
Auxiliary in Sanford.
The following i . iron, t he Miami | « I ^ C u H ^ M e n t i o n
Mr. Shepard is f u r t h e r ufii.rined
Mítrepoli-:
t h a t thcru have jnnm a l a rge n u m b e r
^ nf "i the larfees convention«
of new locals formed t h r o u g h o u t t h e
'
s t at e d u r i n ( t he pas t t w e l v e m o n t h s
T h e membership of t h e un i on - ha s
increased 15 per cent a n d t h e li na ncps of thn s ta te organir.: ti<ui a r e in
splendid shape.
*
T h e fifteenth a n n u a l c o n v e n t i o n
of t he S ta t e Federation of L i b o r conconvened a t 9 o'clock this morningAmong the features of this m e e t
ing will bo an address by Mrs. K. L.
Cooley, piesi dent of the Florida
Kqual Franchise League, on Wom
a n ’s Suffrage.*’ Robert
McNamee,
also of Jacksonville, win* i» the f ed
eration's legal advisor will
del iver
his annual report and Ion 1 Farris
will deliver an addr,f»>> on
Need of a Constitutional * on voli
t ion."
J . C. Privctt, s tat e labor inspector
will deliver t he address on behalf of
t he s t at e u|»on request of Governor
P ar k Trammell , who sets forth his
reasons ih tho following letter to Mr.
«
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“ H aving been invited to Ire pres-
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Hid
L a b o r Inspector
efTnrt-' t'iw'iifds pu ri fy in g the pollt-
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,if llu'ir m n t h a t wi t h 1h>’ l,a«i. m g of the e o i i i l u s i o n , l dcni re t o t h a n k ' lit»'
*tll gi \
l i ve l i t e F.iisl < oas i Raiiw» i y xviil Nl.lt«* l e det iiti oi, of 1»i Lor a n d th<’ o tt l ce r- for ilu s u p p o r t r e m b ' i e d t h i s
i b " a r r e n g e a s p e ci a l t r ii f•ir llie p«r-o uni eftort* of ev e r y d e l e g a t e nllici- d u r i n g ' h e y e a r , a l - o the l o e a l
. idj Li t c d for
t lie su|ip«»rt■n - m n a m i ma n; , side tri|- will I«’ U it tl In «tilt«’ - e i u t i ■r a n d r«' |,res«’lit u ni o n «
i
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glv«'H I lie s t a t e b o d y , nil working f o r
.«11V«• in hi* fit. 1m t «lit-- filli
The e d i t o r s in S a n f o r d wete a bo-y pr«»|»erly aiiiended alni t h è olirne of t h e su m e goal to m a k e c o n d i t i o n s
i((|
)„.|(| tneet m g s rigdit ufi lo t In laboi inspeetor I»’ Iliade a power for
b e t t e r t limi «•■ finii t h e m .
If t h e
„ rfBnKP,| | „ r t he I mntpiei
Thls ! R"‘»d. i nsof ar a - lite live* a n d w„lt
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Mur|,r jM. j,,
v c t n r s w h o ' f ar e of luti*- childreii «re eoneiTrud.
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.,,| Mot expecled so mueli in thè
I.altor Press
th«' m a n y i n d u s t r i a l
wrongs , t h i s
w n v of e n t e r t a m tn'etit
P r o i n p t l v ut
\A i 1 . Vi t « .t I b, r pa p«T« m t iit;
, h(. iU u trs (lf , t„. , | i „| n g l » III at
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. - t a t e t h a t ar>- of u n t t d d v a l u e t o t he
, , |(t S an f o rd
f l o u — w.-r,- t h r o w n
workt r- giv m g «m , h week s u c h in cxi-fi, in >■. but this i- a «te e s t u m
„ „ .j t()l. Ulbles re p re s e n ted
f o r m a t i o n t h a t c a n n o t ite o b t a i n e d
jo every way T h e e d i t o r s
j in t h e d a i l y pr ess, b o t h p a p e r * are
in , ht. Ce l e r y City a n d they
...
.
. . .
.............. ..
» tut tbor w e r e m m . , ..... . of it by t h e l arge j ^ j y uniU.r‘’Btun<| ' , he aims a nd «*-
hu m i r V I
■III
I *'l I
Meeting o f Hie Press Associations
tjist Fridaij H as a liifj Success
Th
íra! i
•
report
t *f g a n i / a l i o i i Work
i t - |i.is| i r a r I h. \ i- or
I'll <
m
f u t u r e own their • o wn home.
We
believe a similar m ov e has b e e n
m a d e in this direction in the M ag ic
Ci ty of Miami.
a. *.
Ladles’ Auxiliary
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>1lortly alter t ho Miami c onvont jon | . i s , y v , i T
1 tdit*v who a t t e n d
.1. d '
ir.i .
1•• n -«•-» «»I«- •«• 1« *■
Lad,,’
• <alli’il f"r at 1lie ■.. »t
•Ixt« !•, t
11 .it « I l , «• *1 •1 .
r,H,¡ .
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•r f i . o t rii' nt
Ti. i
" - ol t he S t a i e ! d.
tue
f
p r n u . .rii,, t o »■
Come
K ee p will d e l i t e r bis
tl'cel tl,i*
secietary t r e a s u r e r for t h e c u r r e n t , him of t h e needs of each union, a
y e a r ending December 1st, 1914:
1copy -of which I have for y our inIn making this my first report | npert Ion and npproval.
will say t het I t ook up the duties of,
1 believe it has been proven Imjt hi s utlu-e U«-Jan, 2!*th/ 1PN, alid Ifrt’yWWV *Hrfdo«f of\T dohht t h a t i R a s
thl*
hat have
elapsed, been
out in*
the
lii * eleven
« m »» ii m
u i oDni it uhns tHull
fill >U Ullipst'ii,
r n had
ii.ki practice to
m give
K1* 1 vitiw
. . . .
.% .
.a.
:
.
t compared with t he mime time In pi ^ i W i f u u u i r -of
Mato inajfaiine,
yea r y o u «ili f u u I b y close s t u d y of
ligure- in the financial report that
t he St..te Federation of Labor Im*
ma de «(fienili,I gains, not w ilhslutiding tin y e a r jti-l closed h a s been
ra th er , •It \ «¡«r, l ini ii-t rt ills -pen t
ing
fin per meli o( -olii !• !■J, ■-
i, a , . |eit >.ih)or«l o o l i i d a v
ih,
o. ,
n fieliig thè m«- et rngs of ih,
S o u t h F l o r i d a Press A s s o e i a t i o n , t h è
!.. .he H eg i on Press A s s o e i a t i o n a n d
t hè m e e t i n g ifi t h è Kxx-eutive C o m
................ . t h è FMÌAdd l'r«’<" Associa
t n m . (In ar rot ini of ininsiiig traili
"OOO.'.IOI- many of t hè m e m l w r fini noi a r r i v i ' until late in thè after
nomi ami t he y «er«- immmlhit« ly
tiefcen in u u t o m o l i i l e s f or a trip over
thè l e l e r y lields. I |KMt i h e i r r e t u r n
t h e S o u t h Florida l’r»»ss Assoc i at i on
wa.- c a ll e d t o o l de r by
P re si de nt
Hump li ru- in t h e S anfor d H o u a n d many m a t t e r s of i m p o r t a nee d b
cussed
It was decided t o have t he
L i k e R e g i o n m e m b e r s b e c a m e it part
Ho nd a A“ ‘, r j * ‘ io" *'
tlmy wished ro do so anil this mat p yrilmUl of celery that was franked,
Of t h e . South
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‘li" hBB o( celt,r> w••r,• *"*u “rV'1. ov« , i n helping to s up p or t his paper, both
a«., the meeting.
] t h e tables.
Roses and ferns and L
BUb , crlptlon and contribution of
T h e Executive C o m mi t t e e , com- (lower* of all kind* wer e a m o n g t h e 1 news f r om his u n i o n
As n r e s i d e n t
posed of President It. J. H o l l y . ' t a b l e decoration*. *
of J uc kEonvi ll e I k n o w t h e A r t i s a n
Harry llrown of the St. Augustine
President L a ke of the Commercial ha s c h a m p i o n e d t^ie w o r k e r s ’ ca us e
Record, Oscar Conkllng of t h e Miami C l ub asked Rev. Waldron to invoke
Record, Claude Johnson of the Kis- t h e divine blessing upon the as se m a n d h a s e x p o s e d many i hi ng * in p o l
sornmee Journal, Clarence Woods of blage, after which t hey sat down and it i cs the d a i l y p a p e r s f e a r e d t o han
the Kustis !a»ke Region a n d Clyde did justice to t h e following rruYru:
dle.
!n*nh(ir t, it is a free a n d unGlenn proxy for W. F. Stovull of the
tr am m eled sheet
always standing
Celery
lettuce
Tampa Tri bune met several time*
Chicken Soup wi t h Rice
fur i h e r ight it.fi fenrb*» in it* light
during t he interim a n d accomplished
Roast Young Tu rk e y
iigi. iti»t wrong '
m ucfi in t he way of a r r a n g i n g u pro
Chestnut Dressing
grain for t he meeting in Miami.
It
La tint T e m p l e
Cranberry Marmalade
wa* definitely decided to hold the
D u r i n g tfie y e a r t h e T r a d e l nionMushed Potatoes
next meeting of the Florida Press French Pea*
Water Biscuits ists of Jacksonville have organized
Association on March 26i h, 26th and American Cheese
Hot
Mince
Pin
and i ncorporated a Labor Temple
27th a n d t he program t h a t will be
Cafe
Noir
Sanford
Cigars
Avsocfotion.
Much stock has al
given to t h e public later is one that
President L i k e then called upon
will appeal to the association. It will
ready been, sold to local unions am^
be a business meeting a n d the joy t h e followirig gentlemen for ' re
individual m e m b e r s , and it is the
, •
rides will not be allowed t o interfere sponses to t he t oas ts :
Address of welcome, Mayor D. L. e a r n e s t hope of the ^nrksonvUle
with the business aesaions.
Thn
Continued on Page 8
Unionists to some day in tho near
Executive Committee was very en-
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THE SANFORD HERALD
BRAVE STORM
ARY OF THE WAR
-T h e re ure in- » o u th west of Arahun.")
| British ohscrv'aérions allied uf
D escribes E astern Situation
^ n o v r i t i t n l' um ilili t h e whole i Berlin (via T he Hague and LonGerman line in th«- u»««i will he «l*>n. Dee 31
M»jo Moruhl. th«*
postponed until after r«*ntindent» of m ilitary expert. diariissmg in the
l«ocil Kitchener'» new arm y lak e t In- 1 I n t r i d a t i the «-astern war s itu atio n
field. Losses of the allie» in tenta- : »uy»;
live thrust» forwurd here und then11 "All military
uuthorliie
huv
have been heavy in propo rtio n to j agreed th a t th e Polish capital m ust
the Ultimi in hieved, nini it is u n d e r-' noon lie evaeuate*
its value us a
stood the various lenders unite in I fortress, us is well known, is »light.
the opinion thut the sarriflees en b u t th e s tro n g ly fo rtifie d positions
tailed by a g m u a l 'a d v a n c e at this in fro n t of th e forts, it must be e x
p e c te d , Will be well defend, d. Nevertime would b e , too great.
',r',-V*A«'. -V ir 1 t ' iih
g g f t ;sr_
7
'_________JANUARY I. 191$ •
FOR LIQUOR SING AS THEIR SHIP SINKS
Thousands of Russian» Stand In Snow
to Lay In Stock Before 5a-* toons Close.
Petmgrnd. — Thousands of men.
women and children stood in a driv
ing snowstorm before the doors of
the liquor shops on the lost day In
which it was possible to purchase light
wine and boor under the prohibition
act of the Russian government, which
has now become absolute. Applicants
for a final supply of beverages came
with baskets, sacks, carts and wheel
barrows, many having pawned their
Inst belongings to procure means to
purchase.
«
This final prohibition act is the last
of three distinct liquor reforms, the
first curtailing the sale of vodka and
the second abolishing It absolutely.
The third measure extends tho prohi
bition to every form of jilcoholtc drink
In all portion» of «he empire under
martial law-. Cities Included under the
prohibition are Odessa. Warsaw, Mu»
^yowr, Kiev1 add virtually uJk-cÎtîcs of
w estern Russia.
7 ^^ ~
T he tu rn of'" events in th e east, th e le s s 'it would reipi re *t ong forces
where Russia appear* to be more to h o ld th e m .
‘It appears, moreover,
a J f th e
than holding her own, necessitates
ne vert il A11w , ■
h a r d (»re»- ‘-Russimi Renerai staff attache« grefit. 'a u m - a r aBisr i *!'• German Hile» In the er importane«* in--bringi hr its main
w is t to prevent th in ( om movinR forces unbroken behind the Vistula
any more of their tronps to tliceasl- ra th e r th a n develop the full s t r e n g t h
west thereof
However, the plans
ern tield.
In the west the town o f I. Basse, of th e Russian st (I are unknow n,
HELPING THE WOUNDED
still held b y th e Germ ans is p rovint and hence, it is not impos-ihle fhiit
to be one of the hardest problems it still intends holding (lie region
the allied forces have to solve. The wes of the Vistula, with (roli.icul
invaders h av e thrown up ex c ep tio n prestige as the factor, despite th e
ally stronff earthw orks a r o u n d La- (lungers a tte n d in g such a plan
" A t nny* rate the defeat of th e i
quartered in th e city. To t a k e this
will |
stronghold by direct assault would Russians north of the P lie
mean, u tcrirbl# loss of life, b u t its settle th e fate of th e atm y o p erating
ta k ln g 'is 'E s s e n tia l to any concerted in G-tlaciu."
<*rA»ove forw ard in order to afford-pro
tection to th e ullie*' * co m m u n ic a
A m ong the prornim-nl visitors to
tions.
the city this week was i^iuis E n tzAll news reaching London from minger, a former resident of this
the east ten d s to confirm th e rout of co unty but now superintendent of
the Austrian forces whi h now a p the Sun d ay schools «if Ft. W orth.
pear to be try in g to rtiake th e ir way Texas, the largest Sunday schools i i l77*uV9»-=I L«^2mE12«3
laboriously back over the l urpu- in t h e wtirltl
Mr ■-'.titzrninger was Vojlru-Xj - ;
t iiians
T h ere are indications in her«- to a tte n d the funeral of hi*
French «'olonlnls giving first aid lo
London th a t the entire co n tinental father, J. N . Enixm inger. which o c
ono of their num ber Injured in the
politica
s itu a tio n which involves curred nt Longwood In the 25th
battle with the Germans outside DlxGreece, Ita ly . Roumnuiu a n d Por Inst.
tnude
tugal s developing day by d a y .
USE RUSE 600 YEARS OLD
Even the participation
n
the
The Touchstone of Charity.
army of at least some ol those
Nev.-r to despise never to Judge o r ,tl.h Employ With Success, Trick
stales w ill soon he< unie a reality
rashly, never to Interpret other men's
used by ScoU at 0 a „
This in view of certain of the British ncltoii» jn nn 111 st-ns«-. lmt to com pas.
nockburn.
com m entators on I lie situ a tio n
slonste 'ito-lr Iiillrmltli-H. In-nr ttu-lr
Among the factors contributing t" burdens
«-xctisn their weaknesses.
Um.io,, A . orr.-sikindenl of the
till-, situation is Italx's occupation of make up and consolidate the breach.-» lj01ll1tlII « hroni. le in norlborn l-Tance
Ihnt , n.. rUBt, ..IIip| u>oa b> tbs
Avlonu and th e reported rui iul u n ofcharity hnpp.-n.-d by tl.Hr fault, to
but.-lmperfectlon « 4 mid ev.-r tolovo ■ K„ „ rh fn hHp nrtng about the d.-f.-at
rest in Austria Hungary
men. l e a even y.nir enemies ih-reln ,,f
EllK, lflll tl( |tnm.ockburn In 13H
i< lom isioi"- of true «liarity 1 » hail |,0,,„ repeated successfully by tho
Turki»h Loss Heavy
known. N. Laussln
firltlwh In Hi» battle of the Yser. He
Petrograd flee 3(1
B elayed ini
SJl V
,s
,
Transmission
The pillowing com |
"About twenty five ynr«Is in front of
V i c t i m * of W i l d B e a s t s
m unirai on from the general staff of)
Chinn H!*«*s every year a thousand our trenches deep pits were dug.
th e army of th e ( ' uucumi» was given of her p.-opl«- fall victims to the f»*- T h ese wen- covered with ornnctH-s
out here to n ig h t:
rnclty of wolves, bears uml tigers and loose turf, as at Bannockburn,
"T h e b a ttle of Surilatn)»b a n Even little Knr*-a bus fnlled lo tntnlly utul into Hie*«« the Gi.rmans fell in
T rans-C aucasia. 30 iiiiìm* *o«ithwe*t .^ te rm in a te thè long lmlr«-i| Hger Bu heaps, calling out pitiably when, too
oi Karsi uguinst large Turki*.h lon-e* Inrgest and must ferrtrlou» of ils klnd |flt«- tfo-vdisco« ere«) thè striti agoni
continui*».
()ur artillery fi «• «li*«lilt-h infest» tle- mnuntain reglons
Althrmgh ili«- («ermans more Ihan
perseti a «lr*»ng col unni of Turk» whol Theso formldabl«- rnan-ealers slaugh- BlleiJ thè pii», olhers carne nn In great
imilaivorud- i o .sa v e. th u iu alv * » L y f « ^ Y»‘«rly nn avara«» of 2.000 peas- nutnb.T» nnd thè pila .noon becamn a
flight after tmving tosi hall of th.-ir ■nl" “ »'• b u n i e r s - W i d e World Maga'*( «PI*«'*»« »‘«rrof
The Ger
flight
m ans struggled, cried and fought one
lllie
contingent.
another In their vain attem pts to ex‘I’art of th«- Turkish forces con
trlcato themselves. * Many were uccl
cen trated in th e region «if YulinizRighteous Indignation
dentally transfixed by Lhu bayonets of
Chutn Fuss are marching upon Ar«i"The Idea of not voting for a man those who had first fallen, while oth
r
nhan (Ardahnn is a fortified t o w n i n 1 because lie goes to another church!" er» were shtit by comrades A shell
T ra n-C sucasia 46 miles north w e st of exclaimed Mrs Twlckembury "I nev- fell into one pit ami (lit* nuddled mans
w lOilti was (down uut of existence
Kars.
T h e Yalinz-Chatne l’as» is er b«*aril of such bigamy."
“ Dead** Hen Lays Eggs.
“Oh. papa," excitedly shouted little
Russian Transport Men Qo to Death WUIIe.lamnnlo. running into Louis Lontirdo'e place of business, ' "one of
Rathe«* Than Surrender to
those chickens you killed last night
Turks.
has come to life and laid an egg."
Much to Lenardo'a surprise, one of
London—A dispatch to Reuter's
Telegraph company from Petrograd the henH Ahlch he had stuck the night
hefore and which bo had left far dead
says:
"A graphic account has been re was really alive ami standing by Its
ceived here of the end of the Russian best cackling. The hen had laid a
transport Truth, which tho Russians good sized egg. Lonardo caught tho
sank rather than surrender h e r to the chlqken. examined it, and. sure, i All I«oeal Advertisement* 1 nd«
Turkish cruiser Gocbcn. W hen called enough, It wan tho hen which he had This Heading THREE ( ENTS a
upon (o surrender her captain headed attem pted to bleed with a penknife.— Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
tho Truth for the shore, opened the Con lev Hie (Pa.) dispatch (o Philadel
Charge 25 Cents.
valves and blew a hole in the bottom phia Record
of the vessel. Lieutenant Ragowsky
perished while attempting to Are a
Monster Aqueduct
second charge of explosives. P art of
Tho aqueduct conducting tho watent
the crew got off In boats, while the of tho Owens river to Los Angeles la
others Jumped Into the water nnd were said to bo tho largest in the world It J
«. >
picked up by tho Turkish ships.
IX designed to deliver a minimum of
For Sale—-Five Whit«- \\ \ xut|ut|f
“The ship's chaplain and a handful ¡58,000,000 gallon» of water dally Into
Cockerels.
Rex I’ackur-I | : i i »
of men were left aboard A b tho ship the Sau Fernando reservoir, 25 miles
went down tho chaplain was seen on northwest of tho city. No (lumping Sanford.
deck giving tits blessing to the men plant is required, ns the source of sup
For Sale -O range grnv«
> bxrwho remain«.«! about him cheering and ply Is several hundred feet above tho
g
a
i
n . 'H w milt-» from <>> ■
singing th e natwnml anthem."
city. Tho w ater will furnish a great
- . . i {¿mount o f , power—.70,000 horsepower on the nhw E ast ( ’pant R\ 1 h* run
1 » anticipated—for- electric lighting Ing section of Florida M 1 ' ! *rr*
PAPER RUN BY TELEPATHY . and
other purposes. Tho total cost of rich hum m ock s at -.m ' i'Ut*.
J. C, D avenport, Ado
Hu.in at
French Prisoners In Germany Publish
H a.
»
and
the
Installation
of
Ihe
power
plant
Np
Sheet to Overcome Longing
w ill be approximately $5,000,000 more.
for Home,
«
%
For Sale— $3,000 buys a fine ply*
----• '
of
property In tlK \city p.t
s p,f
Amsterdam.-—Ftcncli prisoner*, in
Carlyle's
Opinion
of
War.
1
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n
t
t
he
investm
ent.
Address
tho concentration camp of Zosscn.
Food for grnpeshot, MesRelgneitm. rTT3 V',?7 <n 4 T city.
near Berlin, uro publishing n weekly
on
ono condition: that thé shooter also --------------- »-*■----p a p w in tho French language, which
.were
raadu of.mudili Hat a n f o r t m a m r " * FOr SahJa^WKWcsufe -h r : .c fmk
they call !«•' I t r r s u r —ftttl) JLtctahti.
l«o lleraut boasts of being th e only ly ho I* limile.of flesh; under his buffs 1 water fish busihe»». imi,. ,•,t fak
ui.thn
[taper which is in connection with the and bandoleers vour hired shooter 1 ms ’.et», fish boat» a n d ga-i,
Instincts, feelings, even a klrul of also fish house, etc
I »>•
■d < . L
whole world—by telepathy T he aim
if the paper I» "to overcome the ar thought It Is tils kindred, hone of hl» Vincent.
. • tfc
dent longing for their gountry by tho bone, this name canaille that shall bo
Hous«;» (or sale or rm.i
M ...in
reaction of a sound, amiable inoffen whiffed: he has brother* In It. a father
nnd m other—living <m meal hunks and
sive anti salutary humor
For Sale 23 Im.i
dried grass.—Carlyle
H I*
Fugle engin«- in gm-.| •
S ig n i f ic a n t N am e.
M Hai. «In I if* ti 11 I tu I N t i v n l h J uijlf |#1 i lr r u II lak es it.
I- s*-r I
fflngll|Hirc Makepeace Is the liumo
Hi f l i l i h i . r 4 i U h l )
M orirla
|Â 4 U n t r f )
I 13 \V. First St., Sanier.!. Ha
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of tho place where tho German Inhabi
V»
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tants of the S tra its settlement and ad K. Il y I jlfrrf an«1 M* •• W. I'll*
tti*r,
Mw
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t r a n r (fulfill
jacent British territories are being In aon, W illiam I» *<kiHlff*.
r o r Sale l neap Earn,
Arrruur
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A ( un.t ui«), ■ r*»4j.n fiilita M ih
terned
l*i
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hour
e
ami
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tup.
üfill
- A r *«>|
H* f if*
ilgn Jr
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with growing ero- IIfix
l ‘*n
S h o w s G e rm a n S p ir it.
Reason, sickness
U
sflf*l IIIk.
1►
.n
Berilli
A s h o p k e e p e r at Br es l au Jl ImS
ritirili«
near
Celery
avenue
tins nti a d v e r t i s e m e n t in h i s window- W«I
1*“ "
|iroinlt-lt)g to |>iiy ::o,mm m a r k s «<» t he :»»
For >alc I .1 r ri,
«lei ma n stililler w ho first lini«]» in 1C."«; »I- »
-inali tioii-e ,it
CLASSIFIED
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l’rice $ 2, Otiti
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The jntpufar song called "Ben Bolt"
was not written by nn Englishman.
It» a u |ti«,i «. is Tb-mns Ininn Kng
Ball, thoroughgoing American whose
luttlle latterly was in \«-w J«T»e> Kllg ‘ K. .
rill a
.
lUh was born In t'lilladelphta In ISB). t *4 1-f.
I t ol
and was by proles •ton a lawyer Hu
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l t r' ••111 «« t
r«-pr>n tit«**, ll.e .Slltli cougt esslotiul I\A* h s1l -n «,J
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dtsiti «1 of N'w 1« r-*-y in th»- Fifty- , i f , ,
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vr r d . ì 1Li IL a !• li-hi*.
J'rftfisyly arila, nr« her, I,, **«U,/, *J ari,I re ,
tmITi**l it» ,»ì*r*T'at •»* M)** lilîî oi to lupi aInt i ninni« «)v«t Yus« 1 1
I 4ul« nini >n t Hl« rau«*, pot liitt-r lH«n Vïi«n Yowell & Co.
ru«y. the I»« ilsy ol Ket.iukry, A tl ISIS,
[ ihr *«ffi» i)Hn$ « rui** «lav u* thi» muri it
ftirlHrr i»r«lrrr«1 timi «hi* in* tr •«#■ |mt
F«>r Relit To r. t
nntlcoil l»v T u r o n n o
Al Nnvnrl no. too. t»
!*■ft««I ir* f h*- >»nf. r«1 lltrit
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t h o l i t I h n h . Fr*-nrh and R u i s t n u fleets j u l h - l i t il t n S« *m >n«»lr r ii ( | M > K l u f l l l a liflir nice rooms. Knx-lb-rit
a * f * k Ì * ‘f f i v r n r v M *r u ll % r « . t * J t a
vaoro joined iißnluHt tho T u rk «
ilollars j«er nu»nt h
AViî !*#••»
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Hntorl«,*il A rm rd CoallBon*
S u thuusanff KnglUh troops coojier*
ul«-d iti Cromweir» lime witli thè
Fretirh army umli-r Turer.ne uguinst
Conile Agalli, In 1672 fi,Obi) Kngllsh
were selli Io l.elp thè Frrnch egatnat
thè Dulcli. , Aniong
„ „ these ,mia John
i tiurcnlll. wriosu niilltfiry inlonin woro
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KU'tlri*
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phone»
barn. el»irk«*n vard ¿nd
li rirrull Court Hrtrnih Judlrlkl Circuit g i r d i n . . A pply W I. H r - • f,°
Hrminolr <ounly, I lurida In ( bnrrry
N i n n i * H < II*». joined by
KoUHinn N a t Hotel
, Jatnca i.
Hrr Htt-Hsfid,
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H, tl> l*«lrt *r «n<l Aliev \Y f’•(
For Rent <ioi>il -tv.
in*!, T I’lrton VVarlu«, Merrill
.
(Umbarn und house, tu-.ir 1
K J(ohin««n, William Ì* Sufi «Irr*
Ar moli I «1 Ì (irn|>iri\ m r> r jk f »
•»Jffrock Sianoli, know >.
t u»f , «Mit« *n offtr** nt J sc kto ni!-f.
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1205 1V ater St
L < or tili n«. »hinn Hu»ihrt* in
II.'
A'ork
Plan d I , W I laon A T u i m i f F*r*
I ilhiu Campany. a ««r (mi»( tnu
ujrti*r IH* I»«« of F'lotidi tl.nrjr
. * on
For Rent Two Big
W l«or«l Comajiny, » r«jrjuration
1
1
.
Mont.
undrr ihr I«»» of th* »tat* of
East Fimi stre«-l
J '" ’
r*nn«}|vatda, II B- I’loof Mi•Jl-tf
Coca Cola C om pany
rhinrry Company, a corporation
under th* law« of tha «tat« of
Florida, Cain A (Vflrrry Hollar
Company, a rorj oration urd*r
Room« for Rent
I♦
th# law« of ih* alata of Florida,
and J. W. CJrav»«.
* nishetl rooms well local*
It appaaritig from affidavi: died Ir thi»
rau«a. by Leroy li. Ultra. Solicitor and uf at 206 Third St
Counaal for Complainanla, that It It th* ba
llai of afflarli that ihr mpcindeni» In this
tau«#, W. I». Sandar», Ural** Inm» Gr**n
For R ent— Two funnel" t r«*<*no.
Shoa Company, a -«orporail«», (.«««(*• u
AT *lt K.
l^Jld Cotnnajiy, a corporation, ar* non G e n tle m e n p r e fe r r e d
rnaldanta of th* at at* ol Florida; and that j Tolar, 807 Magnolia
J*. If
thrlr prrrant placa of retilaica'ara YYil.iam
I). Sandar«, ( olumbu«. \lla«i«»|nni: (irurc«*
W« Lord Company, 12d* North Ninth «tra*»,
Philadelphia Pannayl valila; Gratia Inna*
Gr**n bhoa. Company. Charlrtton, Froth
Carolina, and that »aid r«pund#n.t* ara ov*r
S o l i **il«if *
p *m I
of
i ‘(i f f h * . I f *
i Min (i] a t n m H i
4 ix I ri - Atr
th* I ( * of « s e n t) on* yrsrs, m il that th *rr
I. no prt*nii in th * .t a t * nl Ktoiiila. th *
•ef v(f* ol a *uli|>i>ena upon shorn wmit.l
Mail asili respond*nIs,
Th*rVT«tr», you, W. II. Haniln * . Brak«
In n i* <ìr**n riho* ('otripany, a corporation,
(itorx* AA‘. I-or«J Company, ari- hrrehy
ordrrrit to app*ar lo ih * hill of rom plalni,
duly Bird in thi* *aua*. not later Ihan M os-
day th* Brat doy of Kehruary, A. I». ISIS
th* »am* b*int a rule day of thla muri; Il
I« furth*r «-rd*«#« that (hi* notir* h* puhlyrhcd-.in Iho.Hnnfofd 4t*rnM;-s m.«»p<h*r'
pubfiahod in 8*min«g* county. Ktorlds.-onco
s »**k for By* ronwcullv* ,**ka.
Wilnra*. K. A. Boucla**, Tlrrk of .aid
-court and th* »*aI Ihcrruf thi* 31*1 day of
Dtrttnhrr, A. I>. 191«.
<•**»
WANTED
1
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! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * > ♦ ♦ » «**•>**
Good table board ut M'
Jones, 206 Turk avenue
W a n te d — Brick nnd r o n - r - ',qliiip,ney»1 _fqutid^tiq.ii 3j 1 ' ..
faction guaranteed. Add res
Glidewell, P. 0 . Kox 8 »S. "
Ha. V
lie
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' fofa’ *
K. A. DO U GLASS,
G|*»k ('irru it Court,
T h e money is your- B
£r* ■
By Jaa. C. flobtrl*. I). C.
this winner. It sell» t«> ev. r - 1"»»»*
Solici Ior* A of Counaal tor Complainanla No talking necesauryl
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THE SANFORD HERALD
den. Hilly . Hill, Roy C hittenden,
Clarence Mahoney, Braxton P e r
kins. T S Lloyd, W. A. Kitts, J r .
L. P. McCuller, Felix F rank, JmD e M c n l , W. J. Thigpen, Archie
Eb»tts, Dr. Fain an d Dr. Cedi B u tt
Those who were really and tru ly
there were Mesdanu-s A. W. F itts,
Jr., K J Gnnlole*. F. L. Miller. LaI Verne Hurt.
Braxton
Perkin».
Archie Metis, Cecil Butt and Mimic»
BeJIe Smith. Florence Frank, Gladys
a n d Cornelia S m ith of New Sm yrna
Gretchen S«-hultz, Olga S.diultz, Saidee William».
Adelaide
Biggin*.
Pen rhea Eeffb-r. Lillian Higgins, A n
na Mel^iugldin, C harlotte Hand, A n
nie Higgins, Heli-n Rowland, A!:-JVhllm-r, Mell Whit Net, Zoc and
Fannie Rebu M unson.
Now th e
men of Sanford leave a gueis comit g
an . to “ who was w ho," buf certain
ft wui* a frank admission that C l a r
ence M ahoney danced the “ Muxixr"
with a grace I Li.t wsr» only excelb 'l
by th e Spanish l«-intly *it T. >
Lloyd; J . I* R o l x f l i was u pea.
but Dr. Fain was bashful and lu ■tufgd so long in m aking engager: t
th a t ’ one of the Chit It mien l.o>
tilled hi» program and »aid hg^iwic.
dunce thK fox trot while the d o d o ;
wus <ti~.t thinking a b o u t asking tinbelle to dance. One married m an
nearly had
fitt*j b e c a m e Id» wife
danced the
nifi71’ 'THTs himfTSrof gay young
| k*oj >1 i* are always originating most
enjoyable schemes for extracting n
full q uota of pleasure from life and
tin- »tag dance was one of tin- Us*
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;
Ijik«- H a rn ey .
All the delights of
eutnfiing wen- enjoyed, »hooting and
fishing «¡specially and the party re
turned to th e city late T u esd a y
night, having had the tim e of their
lives. E njoying camp life were Mr.
anti Mi». F. L. Woodruff, Mis»
Helen Galloway, Miss Mamie Dev
lin, Frank Woodruff, J D Wood
ruff. Ralph a n d Harry Woodruff.
Allen Jones anil (i. W Spencer.
Additional People and Events Page t
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JANUARY 5, itu
j: Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling to ,
liOTTLEKS OF SODA WATERS AND
Communication» for thin Column Should hr Marked "Socli'ly Kdih»r , or
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Phoned lu Mr a. It. \ . T rr h ru n , I’honr 203
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Sole Affcnls for Orange City Sprinffs Mineral Water
The W o m a n ’» Club Hull
j pink rlm rnuiii«c, veiled with h a n d
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ily special request i in* Ldlowing j »omely beaded rkifTon; Mr#. E. It
account of the ball given a t tin* • Brown of T a m p a , handsom e Idack
Sa rif ard
a^t T uesday nighi ¡» c h a r men««*; Mi'*
Eliza b eth
Mrgiven lie-low. (in account of (In- ah- Laugliliri, blue erepe do chine, ImndONE YEAR NEARER THE REGI».
unnc« of the society editor of Y h e soinely trim m ed with gold lace, cape
TlfATiON AREA
Herald from t he city tin* d u l l wan of lace, m ara b o u trim m ing. and
Wlntrr «i-tra bi-jto, J u . S. Tutilun I» menili. Indolitasi ln»Uurllun li, rcll«-fr
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supposed to furnish an account of Mrs. I,. H u rt, Idack satin, chiffon,
It Is fitting ( h a t a t the close of
I. A Commercial Courte embrscihg Bookkeeping, Busit <»• \ rit bu *ti
tin* year som e statem ent be m ade of
th e affuir hut in the excitem ent of a n d • white lace.
The gentlemen
Commercial Law, l ’tnmnnshij . Busim-M English, Rapid Calculât:'.,’«' Vus ’
Practic«-, Bui.iues» Practice, SpeillM.
th e moment* failed to do so a n d this present were Messrs. F. Lake, G. I).
what has ..been done tow ards buy
II. An Advaucvd Commercial C onnu emhracing Advanced H m i l , ..»¡p.
account is token from th e writeup Bishop, II. A. N ew nuui,- B . . W.
ing the b irth s am i deaths of the
Auditing, Advmisir.g.
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in the T rib u n e of Mrs. Dlcktns H e rndon. G. F. S m ith. Joe, lloy and
»tale urcurr.tcdly collectrd and ,uu111 A r.i>t'ria* Banking Course.
with some additions:
Ned C h itten d e n . H. A. How ard, R.
ilu in li.tiv .lv published by tin* S ta te
1 \ A Snorihuiid C o u r e «-mbraeirg Bonn P u t man C: •
-u, f.
T y Rewriting, Bu- mtt-s Letter W riting. »peltlng,
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Bureau of Census.
T he annual bull of the Soria! Dr- 1 M. d allnw ay, W A Fitts, J r , \Y. E,
\
A Munufficturir.g Courre.
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-~4o>r Wiieni of the W om an's Club j Wjitson, W, 1*: Carter* \\ . J .'T L ig Although it w-at in the August'
• \ 'l . A D« | letmiiit of But-mess Administrât Ion lç^r!n g tr> . i*h- u rv.!’”
given Tuesday e v e n in g -a t th e San- pen.' A. C. Iletts, Willie fa-filer* Ray
J!*|.l Ib 'alth _Not«a tlut*J.l^.J*i*- 8 « tU tin iho Cdllegê ol Libinil Arts. ’ ’ *
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font* H ouse Wjia ontt'of the tffost se m ond Key, It. J. HnltjT* Woodruff,
S^nd fri’ m-iAfofi of Hlef
nt tJÎ*f rit Artu, fltTftfNKHft t ’OIJ I:«. 1 i
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plan of collecting- reports in cities
S^h««r»l «f rffhbaloç, KrKwit «»r
«*fJFLftr 'iri», Dumr»||( s«p ne,- j* 'f**
lect a n d brilliant affairs of the »«»«son. M cCIlntock H u m e Hum ph, Fred
«.f 2.0 0 0 a n d n . * r through ordin
*lr»chintf. «ddrrM NTI3KON i NIVKIUÜTY. I»« Und M« rida
•
¡stark went tier,
William
Mrs. W I), Holden, as hostess, aided Wnlnmot).
i-fice» wus lust published, and th e re
by th e several committee» spared no Hill. Pope Wicker. Lloyd. Yountz,
upon actively pushed, it was really
pains to make t lu- affair a success Eugene an d Carl Ilotfhtillat, H. K.
not until the early ps*it uf . 1 0 1 1 j h a t * ll.ralthiill.-.css of tho state.
Inslallnllon t ’e r r manir* *
T h e simple decorations were suggtii*-, W hittier, Jr., R andall C h a s e , Griffin
th e a s t e r n crystniizcd itself ab&Ot
H ow ever, ns was said in th e last
On Dee. fflst fhe following
tivfc of C h ristm as a n d cjystnl vases Herring, B. Perkins, N orton. A. F.
tho model ordinance for registration annual rep o rt of tho s ta te health
initialled as officcrw.oí Aluwru« On».*
filled with brilliant gladiolus a r Brown of Paola, L. Hurt a n d Dr.
of. bitth« a n d d o a U u . aa the uttidiul oiltrer ' l o r - 191?, “ H i " t h e s u b ject Ta te r Nd'. Lñ R. A. M :
,
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ra n g ed on live m auUiU.wure.it pleas J n in .
prototype o f th e mo d el »tut«* law, an • ed u c atio n al one, a t least a year
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H. E. Tolar, High Pri.-u
ing addition,
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anil tho practice of states with thyt will Ik- required to perfect a s y s
T ho sucres» of this brillilin t ball
Dr. O. J. Miller. King
T he grand march was begun was due to the u n tirin g efforts of the
law w « s 's ta r te d fb be put into o p e r tem which will be tru s tw o rth y , and
J. Hum ph, S in k
p ro m p tly at 9 o ’clock, Miss C h a r Sorinl D e p a rtm e n t chairm an, ‘ Mrs.
ation.
probably it will not lie before
F. L Miller. C
lotte Hand and Mr William Hill W. A. Kitts, the gracious huntes*,
In August of this year, one year that a n y exact statem ent can be | S (¡ Kennedy.
leading the dancers through many Mr* W, D. Hidden and the b i l l ow
from tiic published inception of I hi made <>f tl i birth and death r a te of j W. T. Devine, I
a t t r a c t iv e figures, ending with t he ing com petent com m ittees:
/wiry H r«i /•’ridge
work the plan was throw n open to
municipalities.
In the
J. F. K r r t m t z .
waltz.
Delightful music was fu r
Mrs.
Forrest
Luke huh the gru- all mun-np.iiitie e of I h<- »tale ¡.ml
PI ace, Mrs, S a m u e l Puleston.
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nished by a three piece orchestra,
cions lio*t< ss to the rtn-mbers of t.l-c .iTHIdl’ll M He* I 1 t n T}.. » r*|f *• I
* made to ,t a .1 1 . i a «!-; ir« n t he
Kioor, Miss Belle M int h
composed of Clarence
M ahoney,
Refreshment.'. \lr«. (
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Me Lv-ry U<«-k Mri iv.'1 t itib Thiirs-ln
tra*tr i:i !i* .tlf 1 * S«i(p.<r
r u t . l ». tlli-mi-iii i « *■«*-p*. i io t lo
p iano; ,\l W itheringtm i. violin, and Laughlin. cbairrn in : Mr- \\ I* < ar- lifti m oon, at her u ttrn c itv e home •’
l.;i t i ju .ii t ) -* 1 m *ti t l a l
ri gist f at loll . !
1.1 ll. St. te. . I -t \t T. \\ . , ’
Miss Junie Sturnon. clarinet
Many ter. Mi* John Mei»* h, Mrs ll>.*x- Park avenue.
Tw o t.ibli» vwj. tin it.rri« «1 thv ^ o rti that if uti *cni
mi , b j ^ *»' i us, it is hoped th a t the Veils.
of the newest dances were included ton Perkin».
play'ed, Mr». B. W. Herndon s u b well, the now legislature would he
earnest exjiectution of the past
Following th e Chapter in«i,|]atio|
in th e program a n d the evening was
stitu
tin g for Mr». T. A. Ne»l. win uppealed to for a statewide law, the Pwr nty-R ve years may- Ijeeomc- a
P u n c h , Mr«. Robert N ew m an,
which
was publie to ti» - ; |,4ejm
one of unalloyed pteasurg.
The chairm an, Mis* Saidie William*. Miss ning the lovely' prize of a Jap a n
model law, th a t at least tin* more realized fact, and F lorida, progre»* Members Sanford Led/.
<:•> , u
evening gowns of the Indies wgre C h a rlo tte Hand.
basket of line tea. Mrs. Lake nerved thickly r e t t led communities should
si vi- in all oth er respects as regards opened,
and
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specially beautiful
Mrs. W. A.
a delicious coutse consisting "l have ’ l a i r Li 1 1 h» :-nd •l<-..t, < re- i 1.,. Ill- m .n .iii-r- i ’
.iv-l - indition* y-.if w.-r. it -.tli, :
Kit is, J r . rhnirm nn of th e Social
III. r-ll mallow * with w kippnj t i i . ill i.irn«--! tin«!« r t In- eoaihtions a n d I may conn- m to In-r
own a* being
( J Humph. U M
. I i/i-'em ¡ h i i h j ’
D epartm ent was a t t r a e i t vely gown
and I'uki1. I’n sent w*-n- McsiIuiik-s »U|» rvi»ion four.d in o th tr 'lu te « t u ’-,|,|i
’ o t ,i I >• v it b l.i« t* ,-!:tl tifttr. *
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T
he
Auction
Bridge
Club
w.*'
deed in pink ehnrmeiiNc, chiffon and
C M Ynrcc. H \\ H erndon, (• I
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ligMfi.lly
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lace; Mr- C l> McLiUghbii.
Mutt»
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II-Ttob-n !(,i r n - i • tt M - I • nghli ii ., • *1 M *
chairm an, black i-iiibiuidvifd to I . ng 1 -une of Mr
iti.
i in- r.-.nfîiv i
Tln-re were Aill.*»
with silver g a rn itu re , Mrs t . U f.i't Mond iy ¡.ft, nonni
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four
tables
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club
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plllk
Hishop, secret ury-treasurer,
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D uplicete u m i d i w.i»
with guo-t inbb-s
rhnrmi'iise, bntjir*.
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handsom e 1.«• •-. M - 1 , \\ lb - Kins,
Mrs. C. Bory ce Bell entertained stai« wide d ata sufficient ly a c c u r a t e èst it h a s a r n i e - d t I 'r o i i g h ou t
dresser
set
of
clmta
being
won
by
president of the W om an’s Club.
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t i- t‘ ;- - I 1 ’ I c ,| . ll
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Mr*
C,
D wiili a eluirm in/ iitformal ¡-j-n* '- r t o be ... -. ;
yellow crepe with Idack velvet boil M:'* Lay r
ker lift: •- gU< -I Ml ' S \lllM Wallt • ( ell us Bur. an
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tee. jet garuUur-- Miss l.auru
Monday
i t1 I..* r. sil i ' L.\t the • ion- of ->f K ' - n t ’i- h
li rat vice president, pink charm euse, some -'Ut g!.i»~ in-'ila»’
M i " W aliaci- i» t e a c h e r of - v t lie phi i '. d ne 11
com bined with silver spangled net the game a deliciote salad course
p r e s s i o n : t Wesb-Vall Feilt,ll«- 1 Í * e rro r
on-i
was
served
and lace; Mrs H K Tolar, re co rd
AT THE CHI H iH ìs
, w *... tl nil 1 In n n nl *tu* M
at Ma< ,in. t nt. ! tu iti -I i
w<ing secretary, pink crepe, combined
,i ■!,- < . * M H-vil . i,
M n., U . 1 ■i i a !■ri- Mt
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with lace far trim m ing Mi» Ib-ury
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tirs V» ,.f * : . i - ' t...ii
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W, l> Hobfi-n. hostc-s. whit' hici
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over while satin Itiiliiiiwiio s i ' o «tMot-tt-j.
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Miss M argate! Gill uf IL-Laml. blue
mu-« »tag a If.
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M t .« Elder, lavemiar d a u n te d a ga> crowd
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Ti-cit’.l 7 r " t y nf "ici;:. ;> al u ii.ic r u t i i i i i i g r.i p u i u ^ u l i i i U . u J L u .’
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rrp n
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,-n- f r n i n i
— erepe de .chine Jiild hire; M l*. B. W. Irons, ji m l cliarming
W cilnerdny r HH' r t tin- ftanfnrd p a l i t i l ' S t l . l « r * t r
I n - . : ,-r 1
k 1 ■• w « t b
n u t i i ,. p n
n1H erndon, black panne velvet ‘and stag affair of tlu-ir own. i-nii-ring in
IL il*-'i m •' of Mr 1 !” i vci.- • ( : h .nl n.,«l . i
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satin, handsom ely trim m ed with p -t, to tin- »¡«nit ut tin gutm- witli u
t ■i wf
Dr nati M ¡ 1 ' .!« i
Mr u i «1 Mi
l« t '„’ .(¡tin k i . d i , ' r ..t i t . »t 1 ; h a v i
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Miss Anna McLaughlin, pink i bur- zest a n d enth u siasm tBa« prov«-d.
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rneusc and ImmF pnint.-d chill 'ii wkill- tin O n !...........» i im:.-ii' . i l -.« v ■
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• rMr* It M W.dl.tee br. a d d m.
it'll MM e (rulli .1 »tri i l .
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tear, elilffoll a n d l a ce . Ml- R. .1 party. Im personali kg tin- frit n*l< n(
The records .which have and arel
Stf ckjinltlt r » ’ M e e t i n g
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Woodruff
Holly, yellow cbarmuuae, with white th e .m a s c u lin e jH-rsuasiotw am i wear
silk net trim m e d .with fur; Miss ing th e regulation full dress evening chaperoned a jolly rrowil «<f young coming in hivve been tabulateti und I Tl.c ui.ru u l meetiug <-f the stockAdelaide lfiggin«. white acconlion' suitH with a gnsn* a n d »avoire faire people on w camping frolic Monday published in part anti g l ''' I r« in-*- linltit rs id t h e k-.rst \ . ili,d a l 11 ; k
1 •». iw H Sr* fort! will t;n held nt the niTl,,
ideated chiffon; Mis. W. B. W atson, lint yet acquired Ivy thu tolti* of- and T u t s du > in Itonur iii liivir son, by impiovoti.tmi íln.i I
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rerise chiffon ov« r em broidered net, cieat ion, th**> had u thoroughly
i.-tof
I i• . n i e
11 I . it , l • ■ • * II t Ik- - 1-, ni .1 1 it* » . l . . y 1If 1 .ill il a I
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Tki |...ty pii t e
com bined with charmeu.se and gold gtmti tim e and d»-« nb tl ilutt '»tag tlic hn’iiii*:*
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t i d i n g I r. 1 '.;to rn a m e n ts: Miss Hi rtense Weld- dime«'* wert* altogrt b.-r di ligili ful b fl but,Inni .uri.. Miil.d.
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l ’a g* o lu, 11 '» ... i.nt h. 1 1 •• will I *, i‘U. lit i
man, (link eharnn-use with white u ITivi re. G«*nlb*ini*n pr«‘»< ni !•> Jirtixy i a (Ti p(
V- ill, k Uni I
shadow lace. Mr» A B Wallare. wi-r«- Mi-,»»r
Ned ( i l i c i , ib n. S u m Mail («• a I t! pit ■lieti I 1m ir l e k - - li
S jm cl ii ( «ir
ligiit blue crepe meteor, shadow laee, Y'nunfa, J. D R oberts, Joe t 1 iticti- lite bank» d I lizzie Li ke, übnvc
gold garn itu re ; Mrs. Forrest l*ake,
em broidered silk net with cloth <;f
gold; Mrs. R. A. Newm an, yellow
charmeu.se veiled with spangled net,
fur an d p e a il'tr im m ir tg ; Mrs. Fred
Wulsmun, black velvet overdress,
yellow charm euse, jet and gold g a r
n itu re ; Miss M urgurot W orsham , of
Augusta, Ga., light blue crepe de
china, chiffon a n d lace; Miss C o rn e
lia S m ith, of N ew S m yrna, heavy
■ oriental luce com bined - with green
charm euse; Miss Gladys' S m ith pf
New S m yrna, blue chiffon
over
white lace, black velvet bodice; Miss
Sadie Williams, b u rn t orange satin
com bined with luce; Miss Florence
F ra n k , yellowr crepe meteor, white
lace and' black vet vet; Mlsa Lillian
Higgins, white taffeta with lace;
Mr», .G. A. DoCottea,
black satin
veiled with gold em broidered chif
fon; Mr». R oum illat, pink c h a r
meuse, veiled with apanglod net,
ciyital trim ming»; Mr». J o h n Meiach'
em broidered crepe over .pink' s a tin ;
M r s - Leffler, black satin a n d laco;
Mr». Bouchelle, C harleston, Va.,
w hite crepe de chine; Mrs. A. F.
Ifom rlghous, of Chicago, h an d so m e
black charm euse; Mica Schilling,
pink charm euse, velvet and chlffort;
MU» Ijcfflor, white lace, com bined
with gteen charm euse; Miss. Belle
¡Jmith, white crej)«, w hite-satin bodSse; Mrs. A. C._ Iletts, whim c h a r
meuse. silk laco a n d pearl garnituro;
Mis. W’. P . C a rte r, white crejie t r i m
med with lace, ro»o trim m ing; Mrs.
S. Puleaton, white chiffon com bined
with crepe m e te o r a n d lore; Mrs. B.
Perkin»« light blue crepe; Mis» An
nie Higgins, black beaded not ove*
black ch arm euse; MUa C h a r l o t t i
H a n d , white ch a rm eu ie, w hite tU<
CENE FROM “ALMA, WHERE DO YOU LIVE? AT THE IMPERIAL THEATER, TONIGHT
sh a d o w
lace; M rs. C* E , H enry,
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VITAL STA TISTICS
THE BUSINESS COURSE AT STETSON
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t a r i f s h a s d -p a i n t e d c h i n a
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HELD
OUT
THAT
A G A IN S T
LESSONS IN
DOMESTIC'SCIENCE
LO N G
FOE.
STERLING SILVER
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That
of
G re a te s t
R ic h m o n d .
D u r a tio n
W h ic h
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tnate-ial a r « i n n u m e r o u s n* thus»* o f
t h e , . - 1 •• • i ui u no min r nf t h e » a in*fall:II* tin- 1 1 1 1 inti u t i e r o n - r c h o p p e d
ililnil 1» u-i-1 i liopp.-d i I dl es m m tie
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teaspoon of salt, half teaspoon of
p o w d e re d cinnamon.
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an earthen baking dish and cook In
a v e rv slow oven for three hours,
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" M y c h e r r y s h e d b rid e y o u 'll b e ;
Y ou a r o th o o n ly w e e p in g m aid
T h a t c u r r a n t now f u r me ’*
A n d i i s th e w ily tu b e r spoke.
l i e c a u g h t h e r by s u rp ris e .
A nd g iv in g h e r an a rtic h o k e .
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M in u ls r lu m i m d-D csU rs in
Yellow Pine Lumber, Cypress, Lalhs, and Shingles, Sash, Door
Frames,Mouldings, Inside and Outside Trim. Shop Work a Specialty.
Let us quote you un your house bill complete
Poor
- Exchange.
’’D oea y o u r s o n tn k o a f te r y o u ? "
"No. Pm afraid we’re a little at
odds In our Ideas. He wants to wear
a high hnt and evening c4offr*. whllo
I bnvo n fancy for going hunting and
looking like a boy aeouL"
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C re a m of Cow pea Ftim p — O n e ta b le
ie> " a y . " th e o n io n w c i-p ln g U c r ie d .
s p o o n fu l j i f h u lle r l u l l im ia B U tu m u ijia i
‘ Y o u r lo v e I c a n n o t t i e “
a re p v e i l, o n e In b h -s p o n n fu l flo u r, T he. p u m p k in b it > im r la w fu l b r id e —
t wo n ip » m ilk , o n e te n s p o o n fu l s u g a r.
Y ou c a n ta lo u p e w ith me
iu ii- r u p f u l c o o k e d c o w p e n n (g re e n o r
d r le ill
a fe w d ro p » o f u n io n Juice
B ut o n w a rd s t i l l th e tu b e r i p i i " .
salt
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A n d la y d o w n n t b '- r feet
\ I i- lt th e b u tte r , o d d t h e flo u r a n d " Y o u c a u lif lo w e r a flo w e r by a n y n a m e
r o o k th o r o u g h ly , b e in g c a r e f u l n o t to
A n d It w o u ld s m e ll a» " b e a t .
b ro w n It. A d i! th o m ilk a m i b r in g th o A n d I. to o . n m a n e a rly rose.
A n d y o u I'v e c o m e in see.
m ix tu ro to th e b o ilin g p o in t. P u t th e
peas t h r o u g h a » lo r e ; a d d pens n n d So d o n 't t u r n i p y o u r lo vn ly nose,
B u t s p lu a c h u t w ith m e '
s e a s o n in g * to th o m il k n n d re h e a t,
i f to o t h ic k a d d milk or w a te r.
"I do n o t c a r r o t u t a ll to w e d;
( In k e r m ilk p u d d in g , which is nn
8 o go, B lr, I f y o u plea se,"
o th e r good way of using skim milk,
Is too often kept for dossert.
Few T h o m o d e s t o n iO n m e e k ly sold,
" A n d le ttu c e , p ra y , h a ve peas!
p e o p lo r e a l l i e h o w t r u l y nourishing It
la, and th a t If It In hot made too Go, t h in k t h n t you. h a v e n e v e r s e e n
M y s e lf o r s m e lle d m y s ig h ;
sw e e t or 1s not too highly, flavored It
can be used an the chief dish nt n T o o lo n g a m a id e n 1 h a ve been
F o r fa v o rs In y o u r ry o ."
m e a l, providing tho family likes It.
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Mako It moist by using only a little
A glnnce nt th e c ro w d s a t th e re
crultlng office s h o w s - t h a t th e re is n "
need for tho imaginative d r a w in g up
ul advertisem ents o f e n tic e m e n t to tie colors, s ay s the L o n d o n C h r o n ic le M>
way of contrast' one Is re m in d e d o f
esrller methods. Ix io k a t t h is a ppe al
for young men for tho light dragoon»,
which appeared In t h a Times of 8 e|e
lumber. 18rfl:
"Your pay nnd p r iv ile g e s equal tw o .
guineas a wock; yot! nrn e v e ry w h e re
respected; your society Is c o u r te d ;
you art» adm ired by tho f a ir , w h ic h , to
gether with tho chance of getting
«witched to a buxom widow, or brush of tho starchy substance, rice, corn
ing with a .rich heiress, re n d e rs th e meal or forlnn, w it h which tho milk
situation truly enviable a n d delight la usually combined, nnd cook It In a
v e ry slow o v e n
F a r m e r s ’ B u lle tin
ful."
W h a t y o u n g m nn c o u ld r e s i s t tbiB
413 s p e a k * of th e se p u d d in g s nnd o f
T rinidad’s Oil Industry.
Tho o i l'in d u s tr y o f T r in id a d bn»
reached nuch a degree of I m p o r t a n c e ,
that tho adm iralty has decided io In
vestigate th o possibilities of obtain
ing supplies there. It Is reported thnt
Profesaor Cadman has arrived nt Fort
of ___________________
Spain with instructions from the
odmlmlty to- m a k e a full réport on the
condition of the Induetry.
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Its
g r o wt h a n d to m a k e It ti' nte vigor
mis a n d t h r i f t)
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Estimates cheerfully furnished
KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA
t t t m s t ( r p 5n r c t n o B n o n p t z P M B n i t p m v r t n p t f r f P B n s r p r r t t 3 3 P P S u tT tn B F » r m t* m x
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Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results
�ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
ORD HAPPENINGS
RESUME OF SANFOR
UP-TO-DATE
('ummunlratinnH for this t'olumn Should lie M arked ' ‘Society Kdltor". or
.
Phoned to Mr». It. A. Terheun. Thon«- -Oil
pink charmeuse, veiled with hand
T h o W um nn» t lui» Hall
Hy special roquent the following somely beaded chiflón; Mm. K. 11
account of the hall Riven al- t h e Brown of T am pa, han duomo black
Elizabeth
McSanford H n um1 laut Tuend»}' night i« charmeuse; Min»
glven belo w . On account of the ali- j latughltri. blue crej>e do chine, handsenio of th e society editor of T h e , »omely trim m ed with gold lace, cape
Herald from the city the club was of lace, m arabou trimminR, and
supposed to furnish an account of Mrs. I,. H u rt, black s atin , chiffon
The gentlemen
the nfTnir hut in the excitem ent of an d white lace.
the moment* failed to do mo anti this present were Missrs. F. Lake, G. 1).
account
1 » taken from the writeup Bishop, It. A. N ew m an, H. W.
in the T rib u n e of Mm. Dinkins Herndon, G. F. Smith, Joe, Roy and
Ned C h itten d e n . B. A Howard, K.
with som e additions:
th e Social IV- M. Gnltowny, \V A Fitts, Jr., W K.
The a n n u a l ball\
partm ent of thr■ W o m a n 's ' (*tuh Watson, W. IS C arter, W. J. Thlg«.Riven Tueatlay eveninR nl the S a n jien. A. C B elts, Willie Lcfllor, R ay
ford House was one of the most se mond Key, U. J. Holly,' Woodfuff,
lect and brilliant afThirn of the season* McClintock 'H um e H u m ph, Fred
S tarkw eather,
William
Mrs. W. 1). H orton, as hostess, aided WnUman,
Hill,
Wicker,
Lloyd.
Younts,
by the several com m ittees spared no
[*»ins to m ake thn-alb»m a . t u u i.» .. i . m —e u mm» ■* » » k » t
Tito sim ple' decorations were sugges Whittier, J r., Randall C hase, Grilliti
tive of C h ris tm a s and ciystal vases Herring, B. Perkins, N o rto n . A. F.
filimi with brilliant gladiolus nr- Brown of Paola, L. H u rt a n d Dr.
IT « o c ■••*
_ ranged i*Uct\w*-jna«tel»--wieii».tt pica*- -Vein.. «
inK a d d itio n .
The success of this brillinn t Imll
The g ra n d
march
was ' begun was due to thu untiring effort» of the
All the delights of
den, Billy Hill, Jtoy C h itte n d e n , Lake Harney.
Clarence M ahoney, B raxton P e r camping were enjoyed, »hooting and
kins, T. S Lloyd. W. A. Kitts, Jr . tedimi: especially a n d the party re
L P. McCuller, Felix F r a n k , Joe turned to" the city late T u e s d a y
D e M e u t , W J Thigpen, Archie night, huving had the time of their
B atts, Dr. Fain and Dr. Cecil B utt lives. Enjoying cam p,life were Mr.
Those who were really a n d truly and Mis. F. L. Woodruff. Mis*
there were Mi*»dames A. W. Fitts, Helen Galloway, Miss Munite D ev
J r . F J Gonzales, F. L. Miller. Lu- lin. .Frank Woodruff. J I> Wood
| Verne Hurt.
Braxton
Perkins ruff. Ralph ; .t d Harry Woodruff.
Archie H< tts, Cecil Butt a n d Misse» Allen Jones und G. \\ Spencer
Belle Smith. Florenre Frank. Gladys Addition:.I People and Events P a g e '4
a n d Cornell« Smith of New S m yrna.
Grctchen Schultz. Olga Schultz, Sai
da® Williams,
Adelaide
Higgin»,
Peachea l.ellb'r. Lillian Higgins, A m
tin Melaiughlin. C harlotte H a n d , An
ONE U : a R M.VRKR THE REGISnie Higgins', Helen Rowland. A!i
TRAT*ON AREA
Whit liar, Mcll Whit get, Zoo and
It is lilting t h a t a t the close of
Fannie Helm Munson.
Now the
men of Sanford have a guo«s comb g the year soma s ta te m e n t l*v made of
an . to “ who was who,“ hut certain what has ..been done toward.» hav
it was a frank admission t h a t O u r ing the births and deulhs of the
e tyre Mahoney danced the " M , ,v
state a retint U'dly collected a n d a u
with a grace tiu.t was only excelled thoritatively published by the State
by the Spanish beauty of T. s Bureau of ( Yu u».
Lloyd; J. D. Roberts was a p*.i
AiiÜfiUgh it was in'TFTc August
hut T)r, Fain win* bashful at.d In
IP LI Health N otes th a t the pienoni
t a t e d so long In m aking i'ngagem< .t ■ ; Ein of collecting reports in cities
t h a t * one of th e Chit it nd',m --■»■rt-m -‘.'.tni and o . <r through orditi
tilled his (irogrtim and «aid lu. m u .'
m es wan i:r»t published, and th e re
dunce thi* fox trot while t ’ e riorto:
a - lively ¡.u»hed, it was really,
JTiTl 'th in k in g about ttiM fty ^
m i n ' lRe early part of 11 »1 1 t h a t
belle to dance. ‘ Ono m arried m an the (erstem rrystniízcd itself about
n early had
fitts because his wife the mod"! ordinance for registration
ditryted the love waltz w i t l r Billy »if hjtljts and dejUhn -as (tho need fid
W ftP' * TWs" 'BtrteW' b f "*fcfV" taring pnUotypo of t^ìc model*1 slate* 1 nw|
people arc always originating most anil the practice of states with th a t
enjoyable -achemcs fot ex tra ctin g a taw wus »laiUuil to i*o—)»tir-4 i , t - ••!"■»
1 tl!l ffftota oC'plf'hsure from Tile and »lion.
the »tag dance was on** of the h .« ’
In August of this >c;.r. ime y ear
Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling
to
BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND
bole Aßcnfs for Orange City Springs Mineral
PHONE 21
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VITAL STA TISTICS
THE
BUSINESS COURSE AT STETSON
VVtnipr tPtni b«|ln* J*n . 6. Tulltnn 19 ite>nth. IndliMml In ttiu n lw b, «.Ii, , ,
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L A Commercial Cotir.c embracing Bookkr»'ping. B u -u is \ *
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Commercial Law, Penmanship, Business English, Rapid CaJ»ulat.,.,- '»iTiff
Practice, Buaiui-ts Practice, Spelling. II. An Ai^vunccd Commercial Coqrsa embracing Advanced
“P'Of.
Auditing, Adv« t : it it r
I i 1 A cjiecinl B anbirr Course.
I\'. A Snortlihnd Cour»c em bracirg Bonn P ittm an T} pewT'tittg. Hu-mea* l.etti’p Writing, S[)clltt.g
A M an y fanturi ng Courre.
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A Def'artmer.t of Bufine»» Administration.tcaCntg tw a [•>in the College of Liberal Art».
Semi ftt raUlof t*f Hlft*«n
uf Uht ml Aft*« III'SINK-H.H t *<it | l ».| «
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Sfh ix if f u T T r t Kr'*»|ur> , R e } , „if tlf M j x l r .
v ( IT n r
\ff*.
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I w riting.
\dtlrr»* S l i r i M l N I N l \ KIIHITY, Rt* I a ih I M* rld*.
health fulness of the state.
1Installa tin n Cere niu »[,•« *
However, a» was »aid in the last
Inst
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annual report of th e state h(*3trro r .» tW H B W a i
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is ter No. 1Ô, JL A. M
an educational lino, at least a year |
H. E. Tolar. High ! ■
Dr. O.- J. Miller, king
^ h jch will he trustw orthy, and
C. J. H u m p h , S'
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chairm an. Sirs.
i.rolirbii o mil pot Hr- before I *Mft
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Mill*
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lotte H a n d and Mr. William Hill W. A. F itts, the gracious liustes,
S G Ken«,.ip. i
that
.! n ;. e x a c t
» t a l e n o Til ca n 1
leading t h e dancers th ro u g h m any Mrs. \V. D. 1gulden and the followfrom the p u td ln h 'd III. •piloti of tin- made td 1 1 < tyrtb and death r:.t" of
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Devine. I!
attractive figures,' ending with the t ng c o m p e t e n t c o m m i t t e e s :
Hit ry II n k I'.rithjr
work the plan was thrown open to I h e c i n Ulii.'i pxllt u »
J
Korin; t /
I n t he r i c n n waltz.
Delightful music w a? furMrs Forrest Lake wax th e gr , nil iv.un'i'ipal.' . - oi t lie - t i l e ¡ i d
Place, Mr». Samuel Pulentnn.
. ffnrt
¡line th re w tl ,il . ••••
T ■J. M 1!. r I
nishi'd by a three piece* o n h c - t r a ,
t'lnih
ff» t ht* T|li*niht*I> Ilf I !•. i o n ... i •. o m »>• »1 : ' • :f. i
Floor. Mi»* lb lie s m ith
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a '! it« ■I t h e
composed
of I'lari'lice
Mahoney,
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IU'frc*hin> i.t», Mr-. G »'
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N*it •*»
II V.
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r .¡t. I - i tic in*'p: I ■> *•i!i.f i i 1 . 1 to
piano; Al W'itherington, violin, a n d l.iMightiii. ch..irm n Mr» M I' <\«r i ft* r fioon. ht tirr 11 r.i «st \*i* hiMn»* •
I .. I II.i .Il I.
: ,i, >•» ' ► bui;. • fi 1 . 1 -I r al ion .
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Mis» J u m e St union, d a r n e l
Many ter. Mt* J o h n Mu m h. Mr- ll..i.v I'ark .1 v*' ii in*.
*1*vx«i (.ihlfR m t
t i n c a r n i d t i n word that tf all went mi , l > 7 :*■**• t es, il I.» hoped that lite \ ells.
of the new est dunces were includevi ton Parkins.
played, Mr». U. \V. H erndon »uli- well, the new legiflature would ,be
earneat expectation of thi; past
Following the Chapter r *1 iIlltMl
in tho p ro g r a m anil the evening was
Punch, Mrs. Robert
Newman, s titu tin g for M rx ..T . A. Neal, win appealed to for a statew ide law. the Pai nty-Rvii years ma i hero me if which was puLIh t-i • ■
one of unalloyed pleasure.
T h e chub man, Miss Saidie W illia m » , Mis» ning the lovely prize of a J a p a n
•■"'in
model law, th a t at least the more realized fuel, and Vlor da, [iriigreaevening gow ns of the ladies wpre Charlotte Hund.
biu.ket of fine tea. Mrs. L ak e served th ic k h -c u b 'd com m unities should xive in a ll'o t h e r respect* a» regards Members Stinfitril,L"d¡ N 1 ; »o
111 .c ii*
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spcciiilly beautiful’.
Mrs. W A.
a delicious (n u ise consisting ul have tin r Idilli» and dcutt
re •., liV II ! .. l o I k
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Fitts, J r .
chairm an of
the Social
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tirst vice president, pink cliarmeuse. »olile cut gla- \ ,!-«•
salit,! t n u r s i ' l a s t
Ml-- W a l l a c e is t e a c h e r <d ■ v 1 lie l»htft!*. «Im* . hu u ; f,* * Id ti( " 11 ..
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combined witl\ silver spangled net t he ga me a delli'lOU;
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omit I UP*’ • an"» ( " I.
crepe tie ( I n
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Miss M urgutel Gill of I lel.illid. blue lei J v.i .-ppis ' icg all." r -o m j i I.i >g
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cliarmeuse.
Mm
Elder, lavctidai daunted a ga> crowd
g i a
g e a i u l [ ( a i l, ot frit r. i.» .t m uner uniting r* p o t' x ■if the nl i’i n umici- : t u ri • repcii'.* il ta
p Irt'tra)
cre|*e ilu chine and lace; Mrs. H. W . irons »and charm ing maids held a
‘ t li.. t Lift H e
W e d i P ' i d a y right " r i the *-11 iifortl pulii ¡a» t lti -1 m' ' • ■■ h 1 • V
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Herndon, blaek panne velvet »and stag affair of their own. en tering in
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satin, handsom el} trimtuetl with ,r\ , to the spirit pi till gam e wtt-ll It
Dr . t.d Mr F i!, »t up. Mr am i Mi- ii.' i - lam .. r. .1 < ■■ ..t !, .
1 ! ha vi ODD Rubile lb ab '. F ip. ; t.m >,,l j
Miss Anna Mclaiughliit, pink ih a r- zest anil enthusiaNin th at proved,
M"
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meuse a n d hand painted >hilfon w I ile the male • out Itli.i Ii* .ile iv XL
It.! h,
Mrs B \ M i - .i r ■I Idut i re j i e •
•id- to ti l* Gill
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li o r with ll.tiid-inii lu..il g.irtmu'i
f lady lolk- i an
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Mr- it \1 W eIn *e I>r ■ .. I. d in.
I i> .»-lire trolil a - t r i l l .
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The
records which’ have un.! are
Sit ckholtler»' Meeting
Mr. uml Mr». F. I.. Woodruff
Holly, yellow chutmuusc, with white tho masculine persuasion, an d wear
coming
in have been tabulati d und
The a i.ru a l meeting of the sto, ksilk net trim m e d with (ur; Miss ing the regulntton full dress evening chnperoned a >olly crowd of young
R e ba '■c !
• Adolnide Higgins, ^ w hite accordion suits with a grace anti s a voire faire people mi a m rnpiug frolle Monda}’ published in pat*, and give t r< in W h-ddi rs of the First National B.-i.k
HV,.
Riding n
S refnrd will i-e liT-bl i t tin- ottice street tl’ • I tl
ii
■ pleated chiffon; Mis. W. E. Watson, no t yet, acquired by ihu lords of a n d T m u d a > in bom.r of their xon,- u v impi o m n iu m th at L f a n ' long
i p - i¡ ?* . Bai k in Sanford Florida, on (lid lad} .10.0
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had a thoroughly
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combined with eharm euse and gold good time a n d decided th a t »tag th è Incida » at honp*
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ornam ents; mMiss Hnrtetise Weid - dances were altogether
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light blue crepe meteor, shadow lace, Younts, J. i>. Kolierts, Joe l hitten- t lie hit 11 k- m i i.zzle la ke. a In. v. liie n-.-erliiii). o [ l e | | militi'
gold g arn itu re ; Mrs. Forrest Like,
em broidered silk net with cloth of
gold; Mrs. It. A. N ew m an, yellow
m ts :
eharmeuse veiled with spangled net,
fur and peutl *trim m ing; Mr*. Fred
Wulsmun, black velvet overdress,
yellow eha rm euse, jet a n d gold gar
niture; MI sh M argaret W orsham , of
Augusta,
G a.. light blue crepe de
'
chine, chiffon a n d lacc; Miss Corhelia Smith, of flow S m y rn a , heavy
oriental la or combined with green
eharmeuse; Miss G ladys' Smith pf
ite - . •
New S m y r n a , bluo chiffon
over
white lace, black velvet bodice; Miss
Sadie Williams, b u rn t orange satin
combined w ith lace; Miss Florence
F rank, yellow crepe m eteor, white
lace and black velvet; Miss Lillian
Higgins, w h ite taffeta with lace;
Mrs. G. A. D cC ollcs,
black satin
f, ■
veiled with gold em broidered chif
fon; Mrs. Houm illst, pink charmouse, veiled with spangled not.
ciystal trim m in g s ; Mrs. J o h n Meiscb'
em broidered cropo over pink s atin ;
Mrs. Leffler, black s a tin a n d lace;
Mrs. Bouchellc, C harleston, Va
white crop« de chine; Mrs. A. F,
Hom righous, of Chicago, handsom e
black cliarm euse; Miss Schilling,
• p in k eharm euse, velvet ttnd .chiffon;
Miss Leffler, white lace, combined
with gteen eharm euse;. Miss. Belle
Smith, w hite crejte, white s a tin bod
ice; Mrs. A. C. Betts, w hite chnr*■ *
meuse, silk iaco an d pearl garniture;
Mm. W. P . C u rts r, white crepe trim
med with lace, rose trim m in g ; Mrs.
S- Puleston, w hite chiffon combined
■ p ’- • , - * w ith ejepe m eto o r an d lace; Mrs. B
■
Perkins, lig h t blue crepe; Miss An
■ » #V,t,
nie Higgles, black beaded net ove:
black rh a rrn eu se ; MUa * C h a rlo tti
H a n d , w hite charmeu*«, white ail <
nhadow l a w ; Mr*. C, E . Henry,
m
�jAfíliABV S.
HENRY McL A U L IN ' soME famous sieges g*
JE W E LE R
,
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>JV S P E C I A L T I E S :
RD.S m SD -R A IN T K O ( UINA
Lf.f »
in v e s t e d
g
towns
that
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
r 0 WIA>rS STERLING SILVER
■
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I'LATKD tl*
ware
gOGEK*’
That of Greatest Duration Wa« at
filS* AM> WALTHAM WATCHES
Richmond. Which i*ic Confeder
P r e p a r e d by t h o
a t es Defended for Four Years
A g ric u ltu ra l D ep a rtm e nt ßj
Gibraltar's Gceat Exploit.
H]
m
,
T h - d e f e n s e i>f l.injtf t<y ' Dint it
Klims a g a i n s t t hr ee 'German m i m
cor ps n u m b e r i n g l . " - " 1 m l ^
to lllslorv .is otic of III.. I ,- t (irli lilt
(cuts of a r m * lit Gie nurt.tl* of u „ r
sn>s L o n d o n Til HR»
Tlic Franro-I'nisslnn o a r of | y? o * i
->■»-»«» A» ♦ » » » ❖ < »»O'»
i BUSINESS C A R D S j
uns remarkable for it« **i*-g**« Marnine
held out at \tefi aKiiinst tin* Germans
0 «e larh Card« WIH Ho Published Un- for nearly two nionlhs. anil finally «nr
¿tt TkU Heading Al The Rale Of *7.20 rendered 'siili C.OAin officers and I7:i,
O'HI men. For this he had l*> Mulinili
Per Ï W ’
to court martial, atol «a» «entone-* ,|
to 20 years' impi Uni;meat Ai** rwnr*l
rnniij the «leg» of Paris, which larted
six TTionths Thousand« of «lo ll« w • re
mined on the rlly every day by I he
D en tists
Germ ana. and no fewer than Ifinan of
Iho Inhabitant* succumbed to dUi-aso
and hunger.
...Girntr & Woodruff Ituilclin*;...
That letiKllty al egr a are q ui t e possible eve n In llteae days of h uge g u n s la
Illustrateli by Chukrl Pasha's gallant
Terras Moderate— Strictly Cash defenso of Adrlnnople last year forr 155
l;’i>
days. —T hen
it;.W... W
lively recent great slcgo of Poft Ar
P hone 319
thur In tho Russo-Japnnese war In
190105, which Anally capitulated after
being blockaded by Admiral Togo for
210 dayB The nnmo of General Htm-s
sei will rank wRh thnse of the grent
ATTORNEY »wo OODNSELLOR at LAW •oldlera of modern Mnms
In Ottoman and Russlan mllltnry
PriCtK* in Stnte and Federal Court*
hi st ory tlier** has n e v e r bee n n s ie ge
»«««« ♦»» ♦ » ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦O
„GEO. A. DECOTTES..
Simf onl Fla
I T c . G. BUTT
D E N T IS T
OJTlrr: Yowcll Building
SANFORI»
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tIKIMtY »MMtrt tt II.SON
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Wilson
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L A W Y K ItS
Sanford.
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DR. C. W . F A I N
D E N T IS T
tMUIk l'Ut WHITE I'EIll’EE UNI I
PEOPI.KS HANK i U ’I I . D I M *
ROOM 9
uiiAi MivnmsiMi
by t he R u s s i a n s uf t er a s iege of 1H **
m o n th s
Tw*-i)i> t w o >*ar« *-».rll*,r th*- f**r
t r e s s had b*-*-n hrllllimilv de f ende d for
eight ninnili« a ga l n- t t h e Ru««ian« 1>*
tin- T u r k s under G en e ra l Williamwin* had hut lY*ilM> iih-o a g a i n st -U.tiim
Kvell Illesi* Sieg* S. h**we\ei
Hr*'
s o m e u hnt
Inslgnlficaut
« li*-n com
pared with nmm o t h e r
lb*- long
i-st »leg*- iMTiirr*'i| In ito- A me r i ca n
Civil war, w h e n t he 1 ‘ul l f e der nt es *1*»
f.-mled fhi* tow a -if Hi* hmoiol ' ir
1 I'*", d a ' s , * * 1
o' * i f- 'it '* .**
S ebas t opol , in th* 1 rim* III " I f lo"l*l
nut for 11 m o n t h
• lui*- G**u**r.tl Gui
don *li-f**tiil* d T' 1 1 ■1am iiguinsi île*
l'Io sieg*-« .,f
Smlani-s*- f**r :mn *• * -1 M. t íe Um
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count* .1 in '*-i 1
If von want t o ge t nn Idea o f h ow
muc h pr ot ei n t h e r e Is In milk ns c o m
p ar ed «Mil su me til li i-r c o m m o n foods,
set side by side a g l a s s o f milk tonef our t h of a q u a r t i , a m e d i u m s ized
egg it«** t e m e r s i a small hall of
c hoppe d meat l o n e ami a q u a r t e r
o u n c e s of bonel ess m e d i u m fai h****f.
mutt on, pork or o t h e r me at
Make
I'! hull« *-f equal si?** out of a p<>utnl
or meat ami you "Ml get a bout t h e
r ight a m o u n t I. a pieci* of c h e e s e h a l f
ill** • 1- 1 * of ati egg atol a «cant q uu r
I d of a < ’i|-r*il **f u n c o o k e d or a half
r h pf il 1 nf ,'lNlked III" ' hellII« o r cow *
I»» iuiTIo* lUiiotmtM of bciiü« a n d
111' ft |4 m a k e nil**" fuir** for llu* p a r t
H*-**
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r*-maiti«
tito Igesleil
T îi »tt * *» I*u1l*-'lli ’ V* 1 .ip» ** • Th-»**
►.*1 1 1 1 *1 ® * * r— 1 " lit Ilf *001-11 loll
of
t ®Mr • ■ • t * * ' * ' ! ' • p¡ 1 I I*11. 01 * t
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P r o m l a e o to the Recruit»
ivie-tl lo L. ju*t • l.ule alwwl
P e n c ra ft
Combined Office
ond Fountain F e n
Eir1
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f- „
hm
should m i
..1 least
home coim'impt:*m
have a rhuiK e to s*-** th-ir
1 " nr
try. If there "*-re siunil h< t-ls " F h
fare ax good and price. ¡1 . n u«* m*
hie ns nr** provhh-il lit Kui-;* th
w<*uld be many more touriM- In *t*'**
country at nil seakrms
• ****' Wlow ia ihe geoct.l equipment of
T * ***■ A i an evideoce of thi. d*nre to khow
i#<f oefy tl*« L*t < of eruythiog. w«
jikUy fecoaiacu l lo m eri of ink
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v a l ua h l e i • **ur* •
of n - u r l liooint. p eopl e n a t u r a l l y de
Mr*- to know a largì* n u m b e r of w a v s
, r i If
t »lie good " *1 ' til »1 «*
look .in I sk 'li milk !u p a r t i c u l a r . I*
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against
for you'll limi t h e money wanting when
t|je F I R E has wi|«*d out your property
H a v e our strong, reliable company
carry your risk— and he on the safe sido
rates
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HAND
B R O TH E R S
L IVE R Y, S A L E S AND F E E D S T A B L E
f
ShipY our Early Fruits and Vegetables
T o a s a f e and reliable house.
W rite
us for q u o ta tio n s .
W e n e v e r ov erquot,e to influence s h ip m e n ts. :: ::
COLEMAN & AUDESEY, Savannah, Georgia
Atlantic Coast Line
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T ho a d v a n t a g e of u s i ng tho chlvo,
C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y H A U L I N G
which r e s e m b l e s hut Is not e xa ct ly
li ke tin* onion In t a s t o a n d odor, b e
L a r g o s u p p l y o f H o r s o s , fViulos,
s i de s th** f act t h a t It g ive s v ar i e t y to
W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a lw a y s
t h e dl'-t I» t h a t It can bn o b t a in e d In
Mulinili*- forili f*>r us*- In cooki ng with
on h a n d F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e
out th*- d a n g e r of g e t t i n g any of 11
on t he h an d s
T h e l e a v e s c a n b*> cut
B la c k a m lth ln g and W a g o n R e p a irin g In c o n n e c tio n
off am! «nipped Into s m a l l pb-*-**« by
im-aii- *>f a pul r of s c i s s o r s ami u n
l e ss the h a n d s l o u c l r t h o c u t s ur f a c e s
( a n d this Is a v o i d a b l e ) , no trae*- of
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If o n e
Is nun* th** l**n»**s **f th** plant nr*<
c l e a n a p a p e r <>r dish * all he held
urnh-r t h e m uml Hi** l e a v e s s ni ppe d
dlree'lv *>ti to It In pieces s m a l l e nough
f**r 1 1 ».
ilo* l u l l i n g of III*- l e av es
duos 1 * -nh i r e 1 he plant In m i ' wav
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ui.it. *ml .*.• ¡1 - (iinlierotis 1 1 « thus** of ■
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I P h i l a d e l p h i a It* c u r d '
ftit, " h i c li t he y w o r k Into thu aotip V potato w e n t out mi a m a s h .
inert* o r less c a r e f u l l y
Her » la tl
And sought n n o ni on hod
r e c i p e for a soup m a d e **f c o w p e a u
"That's pit tor me," o barneiF tho
nii.| milk t a k e n from F a r m e r s ' Itiill*squatih,
tl 1
Any tithi-r i»-ns ma y 1«* uiu-d
\ u d nil tint b e e t s t u r n e d red
Fri-atn *'f F o w p e a S o u p - O n e t a b l e
ilii way." t h e on io n w e e pl ngl y c r ie d.
spoonf ul *<f b u t t e r <a|l nieasuriMuentw
Your, lovo 1 c a n n o t be
n r e level 1 , etio tnbh- spoonf ul Hour, Tie- puti’iiklu li» your l a wf ul lirl.lt- —
t w o clips milk. <uie t e a spoonf ul s n g u r
You cualaloupt* with me
mo* cupf ul r o o k e d c o w p e a s (gr*-en or
d r i e d ) a few d r o p s of onion Julre. Itut onward still the tulh-r came
sail
Am) lay down at lo-r fu*-i
M*-lt the butter, ndd th** flour and 1 ' You cauliflower a (tower by any tin mo
cook thoroughly, being careful not to I Ami It would smell a* wheat!
brown It. -Add tho milk and bring the Ami. I. too. nm nn early rose,
mixture to the boiling point. Put th*-^
And you l‘ve come to see.
pea,« through a sieve; ndd peas nnd 1 Ho don't turnip your lovely nose.
But sptuachut with me."
s e a s o n i n g s tb the milk nnd reheat.
If too thick ndd milk o r water.
Baker milk pudding, which Is an "I do not carrot at all to wed;
Bo go, sir, If you please,*'
other good way of using eklin milk,
ia too often kept for dessert. Few Tho modest onion meekly snld,
"And lettuce, pray, have peas!
people renllie how truly nourishing II
la, and that If it Is not made too Go, think that you have never seen
Myself or smelled uiy sigh;
sweet or Is not too highly flavored It
can bo used ns the chief dish at, a Too long a maiden 1 hnvo been
moa)> provldlug the family likes It.
For favors In your rye.”
Mako it moist by u s i n g 'only a little
of tho starchy substance, rice, corn “ Ah. spare a cuss " the tuber prayed:
"My chorryahed bride you'll he;
meat or farina, with which tho milk
la usually combined, and cook It In a You aro the only weeping maid
That currant now for me."
very slow oven. F arm ers' Hulletln
«13 speaks of these puddings arid of And ns t h e wi l y iuh**r spo ke ,
l i e c a ught h e r by s ur pr i se.
Ihelr nutritive vuluo and gives many
other valuable suggestions about And giving h e r nn ar ti ch ok e,
T r i n i d a d ’s Oil Industr y.
Devoured her with his eyca.
t
The oil Industry of Trinidad ha« keeping and ustng milk
Poor Man's Rice P ud d in g —One
reached suqb a degree of Importance,
Exchange.
th at tho adm iralty has declde.il to In quart of milk, half cup of rice, or
vestigate . the possibilities of obtain loss, half cup of sugar, or less, half * "Does your soli taka after you?”
*.*No. I'm afraid we're a little at
ing supplies there. It Is reported Hint teaspoon of salt, half teaspoon of
1 odds In our Ideas. He wants to wear
Professor Cadman has arrived at i’cjrt , powdered cinnamon,
Put all tho Ingredients together In a high hnt and evening clothes, while
of Spain with Instructions from the
admiralty to make a fdll report on the an earthen baking dish and cook In I have a fancy for going hunting nnd
a "vorv slow oven for three hours. looking like a boy ¿rout."
condition of th e Industry.
A glance at tho crow*!« at t h e r**
crultltig olfico shown that there is m*
need for tho Imaginative drawing up
of advertisements of enticement to the
colors, say* the lxindon Chronicle H>'
way of contraat one 1 » reminded of
earlier method*. Ixiok nt this appeal
for young men for the light druKiams.
which appeared la tho Times of Sep
tember, 1801 :
"Y'our pay and privileges equal two
guineas a week; you are everyw here
respected: your society is courted;
you are admired by the fair, which, togather with tho chance of getting
«twitched to a buxom widow, or brush
ing with a rich heiress, renders tho
situation truly enviable nnd delight
tu l”
What young man could resist till!*'
D o n ' t play with serious m atters—
don' t YOU c a r ry your own inaurane«
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FOOD
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THer*1 you will
find t hat all t h e food In a c u p of milk
Few punpln realize how- much la equal In t h a t lit thr*-« o un c e s of
nourishment thorn Is In milk, par bee f or In t w o eggs
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Thi s p u d d i n g ha s a p p r o x i m a t e l y a*
much ti»»iie f ormi ng m a t e r i a l In It
t h e soup for which tile r colpo Is glji-ti
anov**
Scal loped p o t a t o e s c a n bo
mnd*- In which tin* s a m e wav e xc ept
(lint a l l ' t l e h o t t e r would he use d III
place of t h e s uga r a n d a l a rge r
amount of pi-iato r u n he use d t h a n of
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. mil s h a s hi i li riferrod io < hi. ip. m c o n n e c t i o n with uf
val ue as a Mssu* f o r m e r
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h a s h*-*'ii Mild of t h e fat a n d mi ne r al
ticularly how much tissue-funning m a
terial there la In It. They realize that 3EASON1 NO FOR C O T T A G E
It Is rich in fnl becuusa they son
CHEESE, SOUPS AND 3ALA>6.
cream rlao upon It and know th a t It
Is made into butter, bul of tin* fact
"The savories of the diet, the highly
that It Is nn Important tissue former flavored Mubslnucua, like herbs and
they often lose sight It happens that spices, which wo use In small nmminty
by far the greater part of the tlmrmv- ontr, tfehrwrr'nttrti nrrrrfr'ftvwl npue.
formlng materials remain In the milk but they are often tho means of makafter It Is skimmed or after tho but- * lng the lower-priced food materials
ter Is removed from It. so for tho pur- attractive a n d thus they may s e r v e to
pose of building up tho body skim keep down the cost of living. Amerlmilk .counts for as much nn nn equal cans nrn not much Rifen to tho use
volumn-o^rifHblo milk and buttormllk of Uiesu substances and might well
take a Jesima from somo of tho “Eu
la fiflL filr behind. — , .; r — —vd. ropean nations Thcro In
vegetable
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tìFciJso^fT"^r a onion, to tho Illy family and kuown .
liquid.) while m oit other foods aro as the chive, which has so good a
solids.I As a m atter of fact. It Is not flavor and Is so easy to raise and to
a concentrated food, alni If a person use, and Is besides so ornamental os
should try to substltuta It for m eat It grows, fhat It seems strango that
and to take only as much by weight American housekeepers do not make
as he does of tho meat ho would get Inoro llp„ of u Tho chlvo in a pervery little nourishment. Hut think! It e nnlal wtilch puts forth long, slendur.
takes only lwo glnssea of milk, to hollow leaves and has small deltcato
weigh a pound, and many n person purplish (lowers
It ran not easily
like t hat of PJevtm In DÎT. wh*-ti Os
takes as much nn this at a mcpl. bo grown fr**m (he setai, hut a hunch
ma n I’a s h u defied the R u s s i a n s fur I 1 1 while ho would never eat a pound of of chives cun' he separated uml the
days, a n d finally « u r r c n d n r e d on Inmeat
So, whllo milk has a small parts replanted They make nn orna
ce til her Id. with He,non m e n and Ifin percentage of protein, n s the U hmuo- mental border for a flower or vege
guns, o w i n g to pr o vi si on s and a m hulldcrs nf tho food aro sometimes table bed and can he grown In a pot |
muni t ion r u n n i n g short. In t h e s a m e called. It counts up in the long run or window box In tho house. Some
year Knr s , long t he b u l w a r k nf t h e because of tho largo quantities of It people put them Into their fern dishes
O t l o mn n e m p i r e In \»ln. was storm*-*! which a person naturally takes.
and consider them very decorative.
Drs. Mason & Householder
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Orange and Seminole Counties.
Taxes
paid for non-residents.
L. W. GOODKlt H, Manager.
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the executive committee of th e Flor
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her»' l i c i t t Friday
Tin 1 S ta le FoalMOI,l,Y, F.dllnr
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week
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informal way, the guest* of Mr W
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unti II hot h are tint -ti.rlo»! I In.» *eaoi 2üî
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Io th e S ta tc Com ptrollernt ( ’loseof B usiness,D ec..list, 1914,as Rendered
Hifitirnl* In t«l**nrr Mu*l Midf »• ttfltfP H«i|l at l"ii»l mu- of I tieni will he com
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Mr Fain, Going up on tiio »tenmer
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LI A B IL I T I KS
RESOURCES
to Del.and. ttie p a rty enjoyed din ♦
lifllfirtl t» Hrnmil I li»« .Mail Maître Augual 37ml
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That hulkht-ad. one o( the tinr»t ner a hoard, walked a distance of ♦
Loan* ami Dix’nunl.s
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pieces of work in the »lata- will he two mila-H and returned on H.ri m the ♦
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R e v e í a l e Si a m p s
tin t tie ¿ re a tent hoii»t for a e|a*un city
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Several now h uri ness Idork» and
t >ne nl the d e lig h tfu l nITairit nf ♦
Wit Mani every newspaper m an in numerimi, dwelling# will he Frected. j C hristm as week was th e card party »♦
$ 3 1 7 ,4 Ili, 1 1
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S o u th Florida to alterili tin* meeting» The lirick road* will he finished. The
and daneo given by Miss Frances ♦
hont. li you uro not n tnotnlior nati concrete bridge over the St. John»
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river will he liuilt and later tiio eloc- friend» on New Years evening. The
trL —him—from Mnvtonn to Sanford game of Kook was played ¡yid d a n c ♦
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Wo hope tt illi» 1 ‘nwcll o( i-'jV
ing enjoy oil until a Lite hour. C h rist
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C lo u r wuter Sun »ili bù fiere nrrxt
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Á ne» a l e a msTilp line from San- mas decorations were used in the
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Fritluy
Wo want to roll h inten ilio ford to Jacksonville is contem plated. a d o rn m e n t of the room s und tie-------------- -—----- —
ca lo ry lìi'lii una) get him arc o lo m trtt Tin- St. Johns river wil^Jie m ndç the licious refreshm ents served by t h e .
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a f t c r his residence in CIearwitter,
du*t leaves very little nf
T he guests wore
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tipper end of th e t4up canal giving young ijostes».
to
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_ Sanford the title of the Queen City Misses Alice Caldwell. May T hrash- . Mr
la- disposed of as Useless
lh
^ r.^ o n tly
’’ ' r to
Ijt- burned.
W. F. Stovall of tin* Tam pa T r i b of Middle a n d South Florida.
er. Virginia -Brady. R u th McDaniel,
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Ja-en . t ijJ.cn,. t o_ÌV-avor.*.»
if*ui,
u n e, H arry L. Brown of the St. A u
Experim ents in the direction c(
.Sanford will lie the center of. the Helen jj[aJAtL~Cr-iHtsWsi fJtwpjwlfp-,Afg u s tin e Record. CLujd '- . Jphniijjti o f great wholesale and Jobbing tr a d e of nt-sw jjothum ly, D o ro th y
Humph, tTU‘llt*
making white paper from the »omh.
th e
Kissimmee Journal. C larence th is part of Florida and plans now on F.liraiheth StalTord, F annie Rebn
Longleaf pine as a possible m a ern pine have evolved no rnnwwr.
Miss Eleanor Kolierts re tu rn e d
Woo tin nf the Eustis Lake Region foot to harness the Woklwa river for M unson; Messrs. Sitiney Chase, (T
terial for paper m aking has been a cinl possibility th a t vu- have heard of
a n d 0 »car C onklin of the M iam i cheap power will make this city the W. Spender, Reginald Holly, Fred M onday to her school a t Raleigh,
subject for consideration u u d e x If it is found feasible uv lil.-weieU» ' TÁ
N. C.
’ H e ra ld a n d Col. T o m Applt-yurtf of best manuufyUtting city
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T a lla h a s s e e art* h e r e b y corrrmnr.th-fF ¡,','ute
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our p aper m akers could o b ta in will not rob it of its strength
Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. B arnes wore
t o meet in Sanford next Friday to
Jones, Dixie (J. Brownie, Rdwurd
pulp
cheaply from a b ro a d they were I perior news and writing j j . - ^
This I» looking alleati am i is thè
tin- dinner guests S u n d a y of Mrs.
d e v is e ways an d means of m aking
If tin* i- .i
Belts and Jurnes -Higgins.
not disposed to entertain this pos [he produced
work tlint T h e Iterali! Ju^ laid out
( \ Boyce Bell.
life miserable for th e members of I tie
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fut
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of
t
lie
lumber
tno
Mil
s i b i l i t y seriously. Now that tin- Kufor thè peti [de to ureo m pi ¡»li tlurìng
F lo rid a Press Association at tin- big
lie
bright
Indeed
Ue
¿ F irr II m u h 'il l ’urly
thè j-i*»r IH 15. We are noi li vi ri k in
Mlits Margaret Worshum. who h n s ' r o >K'u,‘ war hlls ru t 0,1 Hie M e r m a n
m e e tin g in Miami t his spring.
Mrs, La Verne Hurt entertnined I e.-n the a tiru c tiv e go. »t of her "opply. however, th e y should he in a what o list a cl#-- 1 .ive
th è juut liut in thè future lie» our
() '
t he produet ion
|
.
sulvation
We canno! grimi with very delightf ill\ for Ml-» S. tiillu x. -i-i.'r
Mrs S i: Harrell left f o r , " 1* " " 1
' '»»»id.-r tin»
pi ojMisition
w
hut
j
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i
hey
m
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A feature of tin. S>-miimtc C ounty t he water I iuit ha» pa»»cd a n d t lo* of l'.toln, with n fit ni party New NugU'ta. ti.i S aturday night
that an uhuiidiint native wood m ay
W a r 's morning l The prize. :. box oí
h a i r , to In- held in Sanford early in day of dream ing t< o \e r
furnish a cheap and ample sup p ly American ingen ui
i iirre»poUi|eni e cards Su'- won liy
..
The northern spruce forests art- a p some m eans of overcomu g tlnm.
Fot.rm .ry will
a putcel j.i.si e \ - ' Tins is the new ■.cur
Let u- meet
In bit under the m anagem ent of the
proaching extinction under the h e a v y Since only the waste wood rn.d !»
o u r o blig atio ns s.fuarely a n d resolve
fro m n (lcII* ,lliu i v W t
^ « v a n n a i,,
'«, ith
p o s t m a s t e r of S anford. The g ro w th to make the rn-w year tint greatest gracious hospitality of th eir hostess <Mt,
drain upon th e m .
The south i» list <1 , it is probable 11
might
furnish
a
very
,i'My
tiesid.-s
Mir»
Schilling
w.-r.Mr»
o f t he purcel post system lias lieen in the history of Sanford. \Ve itavi
ready to furnish a crude m aterial
of pulp for the m. !■
•r
CJatitle Howard. Mrs,. Braxton Per
really
wonderful, hut there aro dream ed long enough.
workable
into
a
pulp
that
will
proMo som e
Webster Urti way re tu rn ed Sundav
kin». Misses I’eacliea la'ftler. Belle
g r e a t e r possthilities a n d the d e p a r t thing
dun- an .-xn'llent <|i|a!lty ->f wr.ip- ma her- \ Ti ine - I
’- • m .■ ludida \ vi - i * t- ios parent - '
Smith, I 1 111 i n lliy cui». \ . Illaidì- Mig
m e n t is anxious to have the henelit*
i ping pa|« r at least
11
.
1 l u t e i Creek
gin» unti Alitile' Htggin»
Straw
o f tile system extended to the re
Mr a j ' iI
I'll.- for. it * e r \ 1 *1 « . d tin 1 l u t e d
Today
In-rrt.-s witli whipped cr*ntn. de
M.iP m u t e s t *ocl ion* of tin- court!"V. T h e
State»
depart
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pro p o se d i-xhllnl wit! imlmle i r m v , T o lie .ill \ i i n iii-li
\i
■g gll.-st >d M r , I
11*>V.-e Belt -I- nottlii't-i thi' re-lilt » -if ti-i!» Iliad» III
kind» of . . ■it tat to-r» uml safely |»-ick 1 U il li i i cry y.-ur a light mag page
Miss ¡ ,1|J‘ laboratory
I'hi-se »how tiuit
■ irii.*il Iu Macoli Min du y
I .inf l ‘utl>)
a g e s and a gr--!.l d -al nl p rinted Till tied ln I In W orbi » great wunder
F.iu-rUU'i'f
proper
tri
at
ment ! lu. longleaf
Wallace l* a g ra d u a te of tin
m a t t e r . —Tune* I'm on
book.
lt(1j
^ Pine .vili give e \ . . ||| lit
.• It pulf-»
Mr a m Mr* I I t IOII ib-»
-O'
»I buoi I ■ I VI t . . ...,
t>
Wh.Teofl I he le.lMllg V i t |. 0 |« |..n 1
agrei a b| . n.i*.- .»t
i-r •. ib'ti¡gil' I 1 1 ti aclu-r v»l e.Vpt, "i»io:i al W«•»levin 1,11,1 l’“ |ieri. uml especial einpliasl» is
Stop a couch t“*for-- I!
laid u p o n il* s u i t a b i l i t y for tin- m n n .tsv-rlops ■'.nn.tlll* »- a. -I'lttullas I'onell a n d Itoli Holly are When men speak s tro n g lor brother- auction bridge parly New Year's Female College
serious
hood
iif.it t nr«' >,l n r «t • i. , and to u g h
F Vi
T h r e . tabi.-» of a u c t i u i i I rnlg.
e x c h a n g in g editorial am enities in th e
lightweight
hrnwii
wrapping
pap.-r
i - h o i i f i t of 1 Ugunge
It. .f. refer* to I yr t'eaie and I • iversal limnl
M i—. l'ea i fu n I < tfh r I, ft o,
Ballard's
were play« d Mr» l',.l.-»tiin u iu t . in g
bulli 1 1 11 <«|1 1 b»- *
■ t il i» t»II1<1
thè ti r-t li ri /,. a pr.-i t
b u f i i Un -,
I ’o w e l l an a long legged galoot, or When m ir.iib- nt.- every w her»
. tv i,, re»mm. her ditti/* m fi. put. 'Tu
t hut "t lit' lugli » (H*.■il.« cru vit j of
w o r d s t u I hut elTect. a n d i' owell a l And t-v ery u n ii m| common air
Mr tt W Morti.Ino **»n t h è genti*'
• eliool al la,'k 'o u v'ille
t h.- «.,•»>! .»t«.| t F- r.'- il:,, t i ' h: h
l u d i » t o Kotiert J, a* a " h | i * ( e r o n I limbs a I r t - m e n d o u s p r op he c y
m e l i* p r i r e of a beni , tifili t le
T he
M.bl <»f t'U'l» |»--r • »»: »1 „u ■.• !.»r,gi... f
l lie face of New *pu p e r d o n i '' wh.it
**! greater marvel* el to
c.iniol.. I m u j.ri/i m il* \\ .. l| j.v \M*
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rounded |.y anfiaragus f»-ft| r«-l!eite«f
, - ni t lu- »out h. It II..* b 'f t r!.*u »n. a .ia Age 1
I h u t daily ili .»aufurd. or t-ln- gel I O I-.' all VI
M Is».-» Etllel \I««Ughlo,| a l n i < laire »our ■
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y o u r Ivory d u m e ti..urcas» out of tin- W lien man, im p atie n t of Ivi» cage
fiv I lini - 1 .o* ru .
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t r*. m .«Il i,i |.«r .»■'
do ling ufi.» il -uri., •
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M i»« N,m m.. H irn .Jon returned
The S a t u r d a y fruiij i delightful visit to hy-p ro d u rt. The possibility of e x
f l i r t i n g a n o b j e t of c h a r i t y u p o n t he IT«»» l.mn» the pr.*»enc*- of ilmt Force glow upon ilo- pretty »een.
W'M.
\I Ml'llb I
tracting lu r p - n tin c from t i e
p u b lic na you diti in A larhua county. W'|tich hurl# the fila nets on th e ir place eard» were hand p a in te d fig Margit - Cl av at \rc. »lut.
ures
of
girl«
An
el-Intrate
»Upper
course
W ï i e n t h e p r o p i o h e r e w a n t <» d a i l y
w.i* *erv «
F uiy tg linw e . bax*r t h e g o o d s a n d a n y t i m e y ou Oh, Age with a
Cil Agl- th at cour»*TI
k
d t,
M.
gr.n ion» h o - 1 «tr .dit
flings
Mr
w a n t t o .get in t h e w a t e r I» line a n d
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ABOUT PEO PLE
AND E V E N T S
♦a
PAPER FROM
FLORIDA PINE
Horehound
Syrup
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t h e r e a r e no bar» .«r, l i e front ,.!»■
o r tin- b a c k d o o r
Ml ih» o t h e r
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Mrs
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H I.»'tiler i-i;iiiium.'il a short Mill to her parent.«, Mr. a n d
with an attra c tiv e little dinner for Mrs, J I). Eckles nt Ocoee.
W hich thunders forth its discontent Sir. .M a rtin of Miutni. A delicious 1
Bom** good licks for OrlambVs proW ith futile creed a n d sacram ent.
course din-ter »a# served
Enjoying
Messr* Kolu-rt Bly a n d A B
puretl postolliee building
Evidently
Vet craves to u t t e r Mod's in te n t;
Mrs.
la-tiler’s
hospitality
were
Mr i'rath.-r motored over from D é la ind
»Mr. S e a r s u n d e n ta m in th e fioUtical
j Seeing beneath th e world's unrest
«M artin, Mrs (leo. Fox, Mr». Mary New 1 ear's Day.
They were lite
g am e.
Now if he can get dn the
t 'r e a t i o n 's huge untirin g quest.
' Strong, Miss Bear in-a Le tile». Miss guest* of Mr ami Mrs. H H Chap-«
B joxsom handshake he will h a v e n[
And through T ra d itio n 's broken
Belie S m ith and Mr. Le liter
| h'!1 on Celery avenue.
v o u c h (or-m an y years. Apalachicola |
crust
Tim e«.
S l* r * in ,
M ( i M Mr, M A
'
__: S a y y o u d o n ’t__k n o w J o e ,<4-*n*. T h e Miami! of T r u t h '« triu m p h a n t
thrust;
H e h a s a h a m U h a k e t h a t liind* t h e
Mjss Belle Smith and Mis* I’ench- tra c tiv e young d aughter. Miss' Amt»- 1
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K’ ,
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Imperial Theat??
M-
( .xi g reo» m a u -elect S e a r *
was a 1 b a i ila»h In t i n n y » d e S i f e *
re c e n t v i s i t o r t o ( b i n n d o . And while
ll t h a t city he s t a t e d t h a t It wivuld
i T o 1-e alive in sucll an Age’
a ñ u r d him m u c h pleasure to put in
■9 ■
t;
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w - y
v o t e r to him for life a n d a- smile th a t Below the seething^thought of m an. ea La-flier entertained W ednesday Ua of Knoxville, Tenn.,
arrived l a s t '
would charm the birds from
t hi- T h o push of a s tupendous plan.
morning with an enjoyable bridge week
They wd] he t h e w i n t e r
tree*. If there i* a n y th in g mure to j Oh, Age of Strife! Oh, Age ofLifehunarty. A delicious talad course ««»
^uest» of their son. C. I) ll.tll t n d
bo le a rn e d from ^ h e fwlitical gami-1 W hen Progress rides her chariot h i ^ h ^ y v e d .
T heir guests were Mes- family of the West Side.
dames A. W. Fitts, Claude Howard,
---------n o t know n in Osceoln politics, Joe ' And on the burder» of the sky
S eam will learn it in W ashington. T h e signals of th e ce ntury
La Verne H u rl and Braxton P erk in s ; 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Andes and
E v e n Apalachicola will find out th a t P roclaim the things th a t are t o be: Misses Cornelia and Gladys Sm ith dau g h ter. Miss Alice a n d M aster
T h e rise of woman to her place,
doe F ears is on th e jo b in 1915.
of New S m yrna, Florenco F rank,
(Continued on Page 8 )
T h e coming of a nobler race. '
Saidee Williams.
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■ ----T H E NEW YEAR
U’rdnrrtfuy Frrntng Dane*
S o m e people love th e retrospec T o be alive—In su ch on Age!
lJ .
..
H A A aa S
The
Social D epartm ent dancing
tiv eT h e y w ant to review t h e T o live In it! T o give to it!
p assing year.
M any of t h e news Rise, Soul, from t h y despairing kneea school held their dance on Wednes
p a p e rs a r e filled w ith th e good W h a t if th y lips h av e dru n k the leea? day evening a t the d t y hall, it be
ing one of th e most delightful dances
thing» t h a t happened during tjie T h e passion of-a la rg e r claim
y e a r 1914. Sanlord too r a n boast of Will p u t th y p u n y grief to sham e! this season of this popular d e p a rt
M any alter dinner parties
m a n y good things In th e year just Fling forth th y sorrow to the wind, ment.
repaired
to
th e dance to finish u p the
p a s s e d .- I t waa a fairly good year A n d link t h y hope w ith hum an kind.
evening.
*
a n d ere h av e m uch t o be thankful B re a th e t h e world th o u g h t— do t h e
for In t h e p ast twelve m o n th s hut we
world deed. “ .
y / CAnti » 9 Dirk -Supper
w o u ld m u ch ra th e r lqok, ahead a n d
T h itjk hugely of t h y brother's nee d ; . After t h e dance at the city hall on
ace w h a t th ey year 1915 la bringing.
A nd w hat th y w oe— and what t h y Wedncaflay evening Miss Anna Me- ^
(.
R ig h t now on th e threshold of the
‘ weal? *
IdUghlin
entertained
with
a
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n e w y e a r lettuce Is bringing f r o m ,
IUI US UW» 5U UCWJ £b
$ t . 5 0 p e r crate to $4 per crate. The i-0 0 * *°
mork t h * ,imes " vcm,: ing little chafing dish supper a t her 2
S e m in o le C o u n ty Fair will ta k - f y * ™ A * n t b * nk* w,U h aU th y ,Um5n* home on P a rk avenue. Enjoying th e
* *
delightfully informal affair s e r e Miss
in F e b r u a r y , th e biggest thing o n !
,
*
***■McLaughlin, Miss Adelaide Higgins, i
e a r t h a n d one o l t h s heal things t C ra v e , b u t to have in it a, p art;
.Miss
Belle Sm ith. Roy
t h a t * v * r happened in th is country, liiv o thanks, and H a s p thy, heritage.
Jo«
C
Tt hnee nnrwYpapvr
ew sp a p er roen
men of
w» th
u me Lake
i 4i u r |! Tìm
o be
w alive—In
«un» im eueh
ruv» «s
a n Age.
T _ _h itten d e n and
L Albert
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R egion, o f - t h e S o u th Floride e n d .
— Angela M organ, in
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ONE NIGHT ONLY, T U fflA Y , JAN.
jili
Socicly Event of ihe Season- Bis? Musical Comedy You’ve Been W jiii ■mr
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M U S iC A L
(jD M E D Y
»71ON
LIBRARY ROOM
.
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Room cannot be wir-
is unavoidable..
Library Committee
With Celia Mavis, Jesse Willingham end Alex I^ftu*. the N V " • ’ r
Theater Company an d Production. Superb Company. 15 Big Musical N‘>*
Hits. Clever Dancing. Spedai Feature— Introducine the LateM Tar i " ;
Hesitanon Darcna. One of the Few Town* T h b Compari* F la jf B«'*1’ r
Tam pa and JaHoonvUie. a r d Secured U nder a H e a v y Guarantee.
Special Prices:
Orchestra 75 Cents and $1.00. Balcony 50 Cents
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visitine
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UdnlitiM Hr
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The me mi ■r« ir.
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< a n l> I u .In I r* »hi.« 1 « u woman s club, a hnven fair traine.r in ever* l.raneh nf ehijr. h
of ihii ri«)'
Flour on Her (iarincnls
10 Ib bucket of Snowdrift f<*r î LOO kirn 1 M La mH-*. \ u tt.r I .tint vin. Where l itile rtt drop un hour I heir lumi work, the Sonila* m Imùl .-n. i;,]|\
- Flour on llor Shoes
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1 *« at Mr* (in te r E. Williams.
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N,r c " d Mr*. U.ihett Hertul.m
Mi** Clara Milieu and M m Min^ — FO L L O W HER e x a m p l e
j 04 Hrsi . .
h a ve ^etnrtieil to .heir Iujiuu. a U -Vr i hie Slew uri, thr- m irin i: prrTin.^r* —
— Auf0 T.fvrrT— Prompt servire — 1
Sl Jo h n s House
dm
nnd seirit.irv « ith the mher utlu.r»
P*y phone -■■'L Nuiht phone 1*J6.
I.. A. Taylor. Piula de! plu... l’a
have done ino-t e seel lent « m k durFor Sule! ! !
f Ç Wilson.
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L. M Tylnr. laikelaml. Clins Wanp.
itiH tlie past mx tu.int l.*l ant)Mtvii*%
Three lots i a n ^ P ark on M yrtle with reRret th a t we ijive the’m up.
- r p r. T. A. N iai hat re tu rn e d from A n d r n ,° " ’ s
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PHONE 275
TA* i \ turrit Drug Storr
SANFOHI). FLA.
T a m p a ; Frank Wilson, Fari Mc- avenue and S eventh street. Desir but the plan of th e H. Y . P. H. is to
j visit to h‘s old homo a t ComM rD o n a ld , Chirairo, III : Thus • J. ably located for hotel or residence. chanRe otllcer* each rix month* in
iserce, Ga.
Palm er. Unni*. III.; \\ Il Wilson Henutiful shade trees ten ycais old. order to train m olllce each member.
The Sanford C hautauqua
Mridt»» Grove, b u tte r a t Me- nm | w|f,,( Voungstown. Pa.; Mr an d no other property like it in the city. Mr. Sidney li. Kennedy is the in- here in MarRaret M ayo’s remark«
T
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great Sanford Phutitam pin
rj.llfr'a at 40c poi^pound.
ilCV. J - Kulan. .Clvkaju». lU u -U - v F , , 'Apply ,-aU.pnce t o W .- W „vliun*. ■ r o o m r n r , . resident rtrt.l’M n Uirefth t
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MamiRer« Weii & a nuoti tire thnt ru a ry Hth and on the 10th Jam es II.
Farrell. Colt
Coin mim«, Ohio . Muy
opath. Rmdiiute of Kirksville school. A.
A. J.
J. Farrell.
mid «lili the other new ..liner« we
I he* )m\e maini.iini'il thè high stand Shaw «ill be with us. His cut upII. lier > a il iIu Iio n In ."school,«
Rre.,t lliltlR« of them 1he inni
Offirr ° ' rf Firts National Hank, Sun- Ualdeker. Hant.-r. lo«.i T It >|ivn
ard of thè produci ioti
Udirò, Poi- Peurs below :
nh-tfc
•i t . 1 opi'ki Kiin« . Joint (ni.nlmati.
I iotn an m illio riialive source it iiir si * month«
ly
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favorii«
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fior«e,
continues
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f. .
Johnson • ity . lei.i . h
Mill a n d ii learned that nip* half of the rural
A( i «t ihe in«faIhitiun nf the new
I Ile t iri il« art
Amenu *h* J*r< inin* i
ytfv. Si Lotiir, Mi*«.iiirt
«'I,mil« nf Florida ar. nol provided olTiret* . t. i'*” fiil l.iii<iuei « ■ >■ a pullular foature.
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fin* t.’dav an- .JudRc
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In \ iii . i Owner«
t i t « or pupil'
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t | •*i•I• •1 in t " i • •• ■
l . ' f ' ” - 1 , '« 1 he polo* uf il.- m.ititom. »•.. .r> lure in Ihe inter.'*! of
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the hri.lR" •>' Monroe ferry
iRilto'if In m.ike i’olly of t t|e t ’ile n te r ta in tin i i e » - . |.. |i r loen •• 1 u>« Mil.« ol the proper «.iiiitation who l> i ’’i ■t lonately c.il'nl
Th
eus" un roimI us they cuti and thè reLimliurRiT clieese, Holland her -1 Fritluy next und one of Ute feutuies ’and ihe resulls to thousund.« of M other <d tlte II. V P. L ." and
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cakis at S im o n ’s. ‘ will !><■ nn auto rille IhrouRh the <•<■!- helpless children liut the hlame w-hich fnllow«
\n » ir
m • " ( 11 "J > !*k . o tn p i hnR
and ycast
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mi ni ary t h i n g « a b o u t t h e p e r f o r m .’17-tf I ery fields unii over the ut . : AH should tie put « here it KelotiR*. tie*
I*or li- mu ti> surprise.« file e v e r arosIt 1 « e x p e c t e d b y M a n a g e r
t h ..... who have auto« and are willing reined* brought ab o u t, if possible,
I . 1 I1 Ì- It s t o r e .
l b ■rudio of 1fie I m p e r i a l t Tint Polly*
Mr Uberi Met Iintock is the
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A full line 1 Western and Florida
Fresh Meats
all the time
i-f'¿ rty- ‘
J. D. Roberts
to Postoffice Phone 39
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E nd ea v o r Societies.
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attend 15 minute« per .lay m H*l b 'lude* a r . n * U n l *uper*ision of the
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reading and prayer
T
l tii-y are ul«.iys d e a n and «ell vert ■,
ad jo u rn e d lit 12 IMI
(pitied and th a t th e youthful iinugI*resb)|i-rlun J u n i o r < L
' " a t , o n ,« not tired by suggestive
Dr a n d Mrs E D. Hro«nl<e en- «leluce.iui.il of wall* a n d surroundt m a l n e d l l * .Ju n io r. Christian - E n « ! "H<* -U l a d u d « .Ihe c a u ti o n of n
d e a v a r Society of the Hr.-«byl"n.«» «»»n.1 at.„o*phere in the *eh.m
church at a C hristm as party Toe« M-om nnd in every direction where
day afternoon. Mr*. Brownlee wa* the te a c h e r* mlluence may be felt
assisted in entertaining by Mrs ti
K«.r ihe hH u.o
of today th
V. P axton and Mi** Annie ...... ......... . 'hv.t » r-nlly aecompiUhing
Caldwell, who bnvo the organisation r< Hulls- is not merely a place where
in charge.
The children enjoyed text book* are Ilia only to o U. a place
playing many Chn.sttmr* Raft"’*. «’, - where children are sent to *1 * taken
p e n a lly pinning old Suyt..'« ....................’«re «f ««ui.nic - r t a t n hour* oi the
,In tjie
. midst
* ofr tthe gam*« it:, V
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jiving
ituuglil a« miD'it l.y- exu iitf'li
an old. bent negro m an to tell ' < 1
1. precept, « bere is found all III
i"hildr«*rt some I neb- Ketiui«
•st tiling.« of lif>
of " I t r e 'r lU blut '
\nt"UR tin*'. • • ¡pir.il inti for t li*
* present were J , » Caldwell. Anna D u *nd the teacher should be the source
Bow.* K ittle Dullose. William l > u - ; oi th a t inspiration.
Bose. Florence a n d llu.h H enry. . But such results are impoMiUr
May nnd Mildred Holly. Sara W ar- where the commonest nt.-ewitlea of
run Eusterby, Adele and G e rtru d e life are lacking and we lire the surBunge, Nan Paxton. Jea n and R ich - roundings, if not inspiring are not
I even decent.
ard Maxwell and M a y Senn
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SE6Viä^OLE C O U N TY BANK
OF SANFORD, FLO RIDA
As muli*red t<> tlu* Comptroller at the dose of business
on Fridav. December .‘{1st, HM I
Ki:sni R( i:s
%
MARI U T IL S
«
Loans and iMsrounts
¡?lsl. 1-5-». ->I
Stocks ami I loin Is
22..>Li.2<>
Rea! Kstale
1.250,0(1
F urniture and Fixtures
2,572.00
(Overdrafts
‘110.05
Cash and Due from Ranks 57,795.75
Surplus ami Lmliviled
Profits
5,240.50
I lividends Unpaid
2,000.00
B ond-Account
* *"* 10.000.00
Notes Keiliseounlcd
5(1,000.00
D EPO SITS
^ 170,317.64
$205.591.1 l
$265,504.14
The
Capital
o lfire m nf t h i s I n s t i t u t i o n (akt* p l e a s u r e in s u h m i t t i n n
$50.000.00
fo r
y o u r inspectitin
th is
K ratifyiriji n 'j x i r i .
W r w ish in rti.’m k t h e |S 'u p le nf S n n i o n l ;tn<f S e m i n u le f ’n u n l y f o r t h e lilieral «iip|,urt ih i-\ f i a t e g n e n lIn-u l l t l . M F I N S T I T I I I O N
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y BANK
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COURT HOUSE OUILDINO
F O R R E S T L A K E , P r o s ld o n t
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A. R. K E Y , C a s h ie r
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BOLERO SUIT T H A T
S U R E TO BE P O P U L A R .
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Millinery Needs of Little Girlhood
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M a k e s S p le n d id S t r e e t C o s t u m e or In
S u i t a b l e M a t e r i a l s Will Be Most
S e r v i c e a b l e for W e a r In t he
Af t e r n o o n.
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t h o t a ll or -mndo c o s t u m e s a r o
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m ore o r loss ntatmrato, for tin- wlrnpleat of t h e m Is cut In s o m ^ c o m p l i
c a t e d f as hi on . T h e l on e J a cke ts , with
basques
h a v i n g •» m o v e m e n t "on
f o r m « 4, a n d cut on (ho bias, a r e very
now. T h e y a r o wor n with w a i s t c o a t s
o f w h i t e . s a t i n o r f anc y b r o ca d e , whi ch
fa ste n w i t h odd little buttons.
Fashion, however. Is hecomlnK morn
an d rnoro eclectic every day. so It Is
a ls o possible to see the quite short
Jacket on thoj>olero order, whose genn ral effect Is completed by a tunic
skirt. ninklnR It look like a Ion« Jacket.
T h is give* a very youthful effect
Tho Idea Is Interestingly exploited *
In th e model here shown,'which Is de
veloped in Saxo blutr*!>enuvlllo cloth
a n d black taftpta. The Jacket, In tho-f
form of a little bolero, has a soutache
trim m ing In self-color appearing In n
narrow border around tho neck and
slawvo ends, but spreading pul over
t h o front edge In a larger motif. The
ppplumllko pieces that are hung over
c ith e r hip a re also trimmed with sou
tache. T h ere Is a deep girdle ofvblack
ta ffeta tied In a bow at the front, and
OIl llttln Indies, from the baby girl to
above this n shallow- bib running off
the miss entering upon her teens,
t o n o th in g at cither side. Then the and for the miss In her teens, fasci
aJeevca are oddly lengthened on the nating lines of headwear have been
ootalde, covering the elbow, with a turned out. T h o s e specialists who
look after tho needs of children, up to
tho tlmo when they enter the ranks
of y o u n g womanhood, have developed
t hi s b r a n c h of mil linery until A m e r i c a
F
m a y be c o n c e d e d t o le ad In p oi nt of
v a r i e t y nml to m a t c h In point of excel
lence the p r o d u c t s of oil other coun
tries.
.
In tho group of headwear for Httlo
gir ls s h o w n hero a b o n n e t a n d two
h o t s a r o p i ct ur ed. The b o n n e t , for a
l it tle girl f rom t h r e e to five or six
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We have it in every color and-for every jiossible jmrjiose. Remember the Herald when
you want INK.
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Just received a shipment of Carter’s new
P E N C R A F T INK
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Pints........................... ....... ..;............. "35c
4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler. 25c
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flowera In tho headwear of bubydom.
At tho right of thtt picture a hut of
plain velours, for the half-grown miss,
depends upon a plain hand of narrow
grosgniln ribbon and an odd gay
feather cockndo for Its decoration
Special feather ornaments for the hats
of such youthful wearers are rontriv
ed to suit them remarkably well. A
hal of this kind Is worn by girls of all
ages from six to s e v e n t e e n .
One of tho beautiful kinnard hats,
which Is of purely American origin,
hns It* placo In the ce nte r of tho pic
ture. It Is mad« by crocheting che
nille or oth er material avur fine wire
supports, and Is n difficult piece of
work, w h i c h Is d on e by h a n d Hut t he
exquisite result w a r r a n t s t h o labor
a n d has f a s t e n e d upon t hi s a c h i e v e
y e a r s old. Is n quai nt model, s u g g e s t
ing Hie f a s hi on s of b y g o n e d a y s for
grownups
It Is of velvet, with a sil k
f ac i ng In t h e p r o j ec t i ng b r i m at t h e ment an e x p r e s s i v e tit le a s t h e nr isti,
R is t r i m m e d In
front
T h e . b o n n e t s of t hi s type , w i t h c r at In m i l l i n e r y
soft, puffed c r o w ns , a r e m a d e of silk | ma ny novel way*, m a d e p os s i b l e by
pl ush, vel vet, cor dur oy, a n d s o m e t i m e s [ t h e tne l hod of c o n s t r u c t i n g t h e hut
of c o a t i n g s
T h e f ac i ngs an* In w h i t e Hut In t h e m o d e l nIiowti a h a n d of h e r
or light c o l o r e d silks a n d t h e t i e s of tiered r i bbon a n d a ha l f w r e a t h of tinyf I
r ibbon.
silk c o v e r e d apples complete a perfect
' Ri b b o n s a r e d e p e n d e d o p e n t o f o r m plero of m i l l i n e r y for t h e s ma ll lad»
t h e s m a l l hows or r o a d i e s whi ch c o n of five. H a t s of Hils kind a r e m a d e to
s t i t u t e t h e main t r i m m i n g f e a t u r e of m e a s u r e s h a p e d nml t r i m m e d n r r o r d
mi l l i ne ry for t h o b ab y girl
A n i c h e Ing to t h e a g e of t he w e a r e r
Is f o r m e d of It a n d s e t s next t h e h a i r
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
at t h e h ac k of tho br im
l . ltll e c h l f
fon r o s e s a r e col In t h e r u c h e at e a c h
si de
S m a l l milliner» f lowers u s e d In
this «vn*. o r placed In lit tle n o s e g a y s !
on tniitix little ci»|is and h o u n d h t e s t l
fy to (he p e r e n n i a l b l os s omi ng of l iny
Two Pretty and Popular
Neckpieces
T r y P E* -N C R A F T —Y ou W ill Use No Other
We carry constantly in stock a Complete line of the Old Reliable
CARTER'S INKS. It makes no difference what quantity you de
sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply your needs.
Carierà Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles......................75c
C arter’s Writing Fluid in P int Bottles.........................-10c
C arters W riting Fluid in H alf-pint Bottles ..
25c
Carter’s Writing Fluid in 4-oz Bottles
10c
Carter's Writing Fluid in 2-oz Bottles
5c
Carter’s Koal Blaek Ink in -1-oz Bottles
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Carters Koal Blaek Ink in 2-oz Bottles
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Carter’s Blaek Letter Ink in 2-oz Bottles
5c
Carter’s Ink, in Green, Violet or Blue, 2-oz Bott'e
5c
Carter’s Reti HousrlioM Ink, 2-oz Botile
5c
Carter's lied Carmine Ink for hanks and large offices) half pint 50c
Carter’s Fountain Pen Ink in Black, Green m Violet
Mie
Carter’s* Mucilage. 2-»>z Bottle
5c
Carter's Stump pad Ink for Rubber Stamp« all colors
Carter’s N'utnhering Machine Ink for Numbering Machims or
( ash Register all eolors
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C A R T E R ’S
IN K Y
J a u n t y Bo l e r o Suit f or tho Fall.
R A C E R
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• it Mlilt A to ! ■ r rhlffi ill. i r i ti ■•!
o v e r t h e bu s t b e t w e e n t h e Jacket
swlges. a n d g i v e n a n u p s t a n d i n g c o l l a r
tif-baUste.
Jloth tunic llounce* aro (aid In folds
a n d a re qulto straight and plain. The
tipper one shows two smart little trt-
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a n g u t a r “ p a t c h " poc k e t s , bolli of whi ch
a r e b r a i d ' d wi t h t h e s o u t a c h e t r i m
ming. T h e l o w e r s k ir t I» of t a ff et a
T i l l s Will m a k e a s p l e nd id s t r e e t
c a d u m o for t h e fall, o r In c r e p e d<
c h i n e will be f ound most s e r v i c e a b l e
fo r i b e a f t e r n o o n
FRIEND
OF
THE
TRAVELER
Rucksacks Ha* Many Advantage*
Over the Alway* Popular
Knapiack.
£
E liking for tho flaring collar has
TthoHresulted
In many modifications of,
original design patterned a fte r tho
one-piece dresses, mid I* very useful
for the sum m er tourist for freshening
linr traveling gown and supplying
touch of white a t the throat.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
medlcl collar. Combi Did Ion* of tha
W h a t In n rucksack«? According to flaring collar and small vestco mad«
O ntlng it Is a bag made of denim, or of organdie, lace, o r net nro endless
heavy cloth. - It has ono or two pock- In variety. Then there aro tho comon tbu back, In which -books -or Irinatumn of The flaring' i h l l a r ’ anil CQQL AND HANDY GARMENT
a r t i c l e * . frequently required by tho revets lo bo worn with blouses or
t o u r i s t arc readily accessible. Tho coal*. It» many of tbeso only Tjto Envelope p h e m lte H** Much to Rec
ommend, It Eepeclally During .
to p ta fastened by, a cord, so tho ruck- bock of tho collar has been left, the
* the Hot Weather.
nacko, filled with a cnuplo of suit* of Mare at tho sides being dispensed
underw ear, toilet articles and tho like, with. With the advance of the season
Never wa* a handler llttln garment
reaotnbfes a meal sack, except In color. this particular development of tho
designed than tho envelope chemise,
M oat of thoso sold In Europo aro medlcl collar hns Increased Its popu
and certainly th ere was never a bit
green, harmonising with the landscape. larity.
of underwear tnnro comfortable. They
Dot khaki Is suitable in color and m a
In tho picture n neckpiece with tho nro so easily madu, too. If you never
te ria l. T he nicksacko has a number back -flare and revera la shown
mado n garment boforc, you can tnako
o f ad v antages over Its cousin, th e mado of organdie, trimmed with Valen
nn envelop« chemise. Oct*a simple
knapsack. It Is easier to get st, for ciennes edging. It Is decorated, w ith
paper pattern ¡uni you will need no
thing. It Is not necessary to un- two rows of hem-stitching, ono of
o th er guide o r advice.
You may
any s tra p s to open the ruck- th e m fastening tho. lace to the o r
e ith e r tuck tho yoke of tho chemise
(Jntylng the string around tho gandie. Tho ce llar Is supported by
o r ombrolder IL If the chemise Is of
to p b y pulling ono free end of a bow- four very flno wires at tbs back, and
while crepe, It la well to embrotdor
k n o t enables tho tourist to select any the royers show n decoration of tiny
IL for the tucks would need Ironing,
th in g contained therein In a Jiffy,
covered buttons a t one side. T h is 'la whoreas, with tho irepo embroidered,
a dainty and easily laundered neck It Is possible to wear the garment
Tulle Popular.
piece which will give an up-to-dato without Iroulng. If you wish an elab
T u lle Is tho prevailing fabric for touch to th e blouse or little coat w ith
o ra te undergarmenL a strip of hand
d ancing frocks, and nothing Is rnoro which It Is worn.
embroidery con bo worked nil the
a p p ro p riate o r pre ttier for young peo
A vestee of not, finished with way down the front, but for the sim
ple. Som etim es it Is garlandod with plaited rufilcs, one of which forms pler garment a spray of some small
a n em broidery of naturally colored tho standing collar, Is shown In th e flower Is sufficient across tho upper
t i n y roses and leaves. A useful addi second design. It Is held In place p a r t of Jho front.
t i o n to th e w ardrobe Is tho npw shaped about tho waist with an elastic band,
In very hot w eather the envelope
Jacket, which Is far more like a sack, and fasten* down the front with chemise will a c t ns drawers, petti
following th e lines of the figure with- claaps concealed under small covered coat and co rset cover, serving as
confining . It in any way, and is buttons. T h e sh o rt raffle designed to th re e garments In ono. HosJdet, tho
tly made to slip on with almost stand up about the neck Is supported combination draw or and pottlcoat
dress, and not p s rt and parcel of by collar steys of wire.
Idea Is dollghtfuily cool.' In cooler
I t r e t i r e s to be carefully worn.
This veetee Is to be w c ^ r under w eather the envelope chemise can be
jn 4 . M k» m ost of the modes of the blouses of silk or other materiel In worn over a knitte d union s u i t
d ay . is suited to slender figures.
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C arter’? Photo* Library'
Paste in Double Well*
J a r s ..... ........... ....... 25c
C arter's Household Indelible
C arter's Photo-Library
Paste in 4-ofc bottles
With Brush......... . . . 1 0 c
marking outfit
Ink (for marking linen) with
25c
C arter’s T ypew riter Ribbons, for any make machine................... 75c
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The Herald Printing Co.
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Sanford, Florida
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friends, 5o don't buy any!
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Monili«' C hapter No. 1.1, It. A. M.
Me« I* every s<conii and fourth T h u rs
day ¡n .Mlicouli* Finii «vver the Iinjuria
Theatre. Visiting companions welcome.
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iet- *■■t y tirsi ami limit Tuesday
in ta t h input 1 ■ Everyone v. ho has wi n
I in Sti r in the E a s t are cordially invited
to visit this chapter.
Aliia* E. Bobbin. , Seo'y
I‘t i n t i v I.udite N u i , h , of I*
M n I s *• rotili n e d fourth T i n
Nlslting \ hutht" i.lunyn ««>■! lime
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is no l o n g er a itn-iit h e r o of lie*
nillshh* worl d; lie I» J uhI a plain, hap
py f a i h r r . like a n y o t h e r ma n. Ill"
wife la In hla aide, hi» lube la 911 blit
k nee
Who would »hut him out from the
tender «wcelne»» of home tifo bernusi*
he ha» chosen to ndmln!»ter to tfu* af
THE W O M A N TO FEAR
llleied *
The ««tfr of lit» bosom need feel no
qualm» of Jealous)
Of all the wmhl *
of women ho ha» choaeir her to walk
Thou itn*! nut know what freak <>f f«i« hy Ids »Ide and to be the mother of
hi» children A greater honor no innn
may* place upon tin l.rmv
A cloud of ■lianie to kill 1tie J">‘ t*'“ t r''"1« could pay her. HI» wife »houli! do ev
upon It now.
erything In her power to rnako hi» life
%%,
Jpdee n‘*l'
nl homo a holiday from care. True,
It Is not tho acknowledged ttlri, the hi» tifile Is not alwnyn his own, but »he .
pretty coquotto, that the woman who should bow h er bead to duty'» call
ha» a fickle husband ahould fear S h e The wedded doctor w ith w ife and chit
who »miles openly and aboveboard clren of hi» own can feel for other
has no more h a m . In her heart than n men'» wives and children with added
playful kitten. ' Sho hn» gained tu*r tenderne«» By nil mean» Il I» best
aim and ambition In being merely for doctor» to wed.
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GERMANS FORDING A STREAM-
Confectionery
irs an d T o Ifa c o o s
1 0 4
1 st. S i.
P h o n e
1 8 2
tn vn,
Wolf In.Inquisitive.
IJko nil highly Intelligent animal»,
the wolf 1» extremely Inquisitive—
lienee tt h hulitt iif »n.-uklng utter man
In tin* AlgonquLn country I have muny
Hm. » heard wolves tn the underbrush
, quite iieur at hand, following the dug
team On one occasion they became
ao bold anil growled so threateningly
that wo were glad to reach more open
going, though In ull probability thoro
was no real danger. The forest ran
ger» and other» In this locality heeded
them little, though tho Indians prefer
to giro tho brutes a wide berth.—Wide
World Mngailne.
HOLE IN WALL OF MALLNES CATHEDRA
The (¡mole d im ity «nd r*re bea u ty of
our work wilfappc.il to you wU^thc^
you contemplate the purchaii of a
memorial for tome departed loved 0 0 c
of a re intern! cd in the purchase of a
public monument.
Artistic Memorials
Marble and Granite
Thirty r«»n ol rtpfrwB« rbigilu
•«II* you. IbiGvircUt i.1 pSt/VHS* «tit trttify to
l to merit ii yur wcsrli
Writ« It'f |**K«I »flJ lull l'Afttiulotr--p w If ao
I<J«« of yuur r«4|uiromenu oq4 *o will
ikctch (or *ppiuv*L Ikaulioi of liwtfoifnx«
9'
Photo copyright. 13U. by American Press Assoc, lluii.
TlUs show» the dam age done by a projectile tired by the Germnnn
1 THE C LiR K MONUMENT CML
Dural sad Merman Streets
JackvoariHc, Florida
Dulldlna derailment: iDtolae tad exraW
til* «ad itoaa work «ficUatly handled. Aak
lot lafornadoa and «itlaataa.
�ooaDooçpoDDaooooaaoQODOooooa n a □ □ □ o a o o a a o C hristtnns ho wer, lltter» tht* »oft I *«■ja u n t
V B O L¿^
SURE
BSTONE GLEANINGS!
BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN
YOU ANI) ME."
THE PASSING YEAR ♦
ABO UT PEOPLE
AND E V E N T S ,N m a s o n i c c i r c l e s
t ( o n t¡nucí! (rem Page Oiii-i
0
Ih'ivtnlur moonllglit that 11 k** ji»iiged »l'lml^rn of Jovitin golden du me
lighten» litt* potaln of yonder roM1' .
hü tlu* »int er night wind, »oft. w a n n ,
frugiqnt ns» » w l h r a r t 'i tnuch.
C ontinued (rom Kigt li
rriMMjü w e n s o n g u N»t ttrc*'» X in ji «
John Hit ver »>( Kt Krrit »»•rr the
i'uro], (« whivh Iroin the brunfi'e*.
i th e morking birds n*turn i h r t r »tl- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. C. 0 .
They en jo y ed a
u t v . « i-i l replie»; u» ih r j««-r f !• Hall and family
b
a
s
t
of
venison
and
o th e r good
u( o i uu g e lib*s»nm» .»fr! tln- f rugr .
whielt
was an
J of many llow*-r» flavor the wine-like
1 **'
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tike,
weighing
f‘,shlo,“' ‘'
« crystal water* of the lake c o , n e » oM
from out t lie night like (airy tliitr« 25 pounds
EVEN THE GATE____«,___
PO ST NOT IN IT j
A Cl 11El- IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH.
“ H E'LL IMiENT 'E M ’— SO SAYS SAl N TER EIt.
♦
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CLASSIFIED
♦
ADVERTISING
♦.
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with the Yuptd strides of tin* B lur
I.oilier and !ir bu» eoníerred »i x I y
degrees upon filtern new m em ber».'
T h e year F i l l . u w the making in
i he I ml».I P latt », ol 'JJ.tMIO new
M asiin». Satironi cart boast of hnv- ç All Loral Ad ver ti si* nu-ru s ( nH
ing sharedd it! th è generai p.ogres» TltÌH Heading T l I It KK ( | V K
of u hi«*n thin \n un lntltcìitioti
L, ,,
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Tu »'lftn** tin* Mandine year with a U n e For U r l i Insertion Minimum
at unr; n» y o n d e r »tar, like Hetble. t nmiencrinr ni*
idra-in* remembra it ef1 of associate» f llilrift" J.t ( Ollis.
hem of old. shout» »hafts of »¡l\**r
‘Hi»' r e g a l a r business m e e t i n g o
U o i » lo p f n|
Miller
en ter
M um • T
<X>0« *♦<>«♦♦
.
u n d r t » l a n d t» anuly»i» raised to the from the d ark b lu r bowl of skv a* thè VYotnan'» fl u i i will Ite held ut ta in ed the o (beers of No. (ili at
Mother h i ' « » '
ripple.» forth tin* laugh of barefoot
n
th
power:
We
a
d
m
it
that
the
i
n
Nobody know» o( the work it lake*
thè club ritorna Wednwtday after- «upper Der Jitih. The
rottiti
d u strial tinfr»t look» badly nml bil- rliildren plucking golden grnpeirnii nonn a t 3 o'clork The Semi noie was tleeo rated in blue, but w li ile the
To keep the home togel her:
globe» from frag ran t gr.ve»: as ibis
Nobody know» of the Htep» it taken, to.wy a n d u per»on ra n vrry ea»il>*
C ounty Fair a n d C hautaui|ua wlll he color of blue prevailed, yet the »oft,
get a» wrinkled as a nutm eg b o th e r wonderful D e cem b er Florida night under d ia cu u io n as well un alitar
Nobody know» but m other:
soothing and fervent color of scarlet
For Sale Five U I if. W
ing a b o u t the futu re . T h a t 1» port U--™v*ula o p u lrn re . peace happiness.
Nobody listens to childish worn
m atters of importane«:. A full at- watt ever gushing from heart to Cbckcrols.
Key P a c t a- : j,
contentm
ent
and
plenty,
we
— “ b othering about tbv futuie." A
Which kisses »»nly »m other.
tendargre is reijuestcd.
lira in In give im pulse to generous Sanfonl.
solem
n
agreement
aiming
Sanford
^
h
y
boon.
Lead
Thou
u«
on
j
Nobody pained by tin* nightly blow.
L--------thought» which warm ed the allection
petijile to refrain front looking a n y u n to lh** key th a t unlock» t he tnv-» ,
Nobody only mother!
I cry of tlii* wonderland. T* II -n.fo
Toiinirrow night \\ i*dit«**o|a> tin* but«* it gracious ina liner of spe«*t it
F«*r. ».de * j;iu o ., . I, •
I t*»f.
fu rther a l a n d th a n 8 u ‘Clock tit t h e
i*r* tin* trulli of w by one spot in ibis
H'Tuirt ment " 'll p u t un. ut
Ami »iiouid no foul dishonor lie
• **
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gain,"*acre» r t,t i
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evening
w
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Nobody know» of the steeples» rare
fair land is. graced above th e r* t ' 1 ,lt' *m|M*rinl a d e lig h tfu l‘ program. '
I ' pon m y head when L a m . g ray. from B. R. siding, i i
otri
OS
surprisingly*
Bestowed oti baby hrollutr;
H a st ThoU forgiven Eve and r r r e ^ “ clu‘' »»embers are specially urged Lo vi* yet «lililí watch rny fading eye. eu»v term». H a«r* ., !I
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'1
*r.i
N obody know» of the tYfeamles»
teas mate, her Adam, and b a s i n g 10 patronize the affair. A ra re treat
And «month the path of* my decay, irrigated.
Fin* Ilo
--- l i t .
T h e opening of a new year has driven their m *,*«1 from Kd.*„. art '*
night,
M" r’' t,,r
■»“ "»«l- The
T“ _ • -- * l a n d 'k r ’wtVfmcfUl :,r.i
■ i.m j
Nobody, know.» b y i. toolliw
- t 1.... - - - 1**-** - • um«- »oivcLnd for m a k here trr !• l . m u r M f f W i n p a "IV* r à '. f r ^ - ' H w T m r n t w ltr a p p ly fil* proceed*
C a n d l e Grease E as i l y Removed.
»t a r t planting
1*
, t *<
Nobody knows of the lessons tough! ing definite resolution« of better Lost with Purudi»e Regained? If
P,t-'*,|k ^ ’r a pinito (or th e diti*
Sprinkle a JiyiJc »i.lnis of whin o n — pro», o l »ile ismt t t-.v« y e ,* ” TT Jv*V
thing» ttt comi l t d titan it«» In*«*.» the
Of lovm g one an o th e r:
llouae.
he spot ;4fil rub gently. Tho grease
w a n t.a bargain etili on ow ner, JM £
-- Nobody knows of the*patience sough personal rule. It is b e tte r to rcsoivol H tur-trr t r u r , g ive us. the grnct*, l l .e
vlll soon work up Into a flno powder,
F ifth street, Sanford. I!,*
* T l<»
and lose th a n ncirer t o r c o lv o a t nil wU • the Wisdom, b o th of word a n d
N obody knows of the lessons
J a n u a ry n n \ io Welfare D epart- xhlch can he tiruabed off.
■,%- W » e /
4*
O " » *7
when th e resolution is directed to th e »*“ lo lt’11 " " ' J
,
sought,
um m l w x ll-g iv e om * o t- ita M s r n n 'r i err* *»*»
For Sale JO.OOp^tif.
em tlng o f a bad lmf.it whether, sob ly message go M r f h n h » XHIUtMP. ou t tertaining musical comedies at the
bat pieçy
Nobody—only mother.
in t< b .th e b iu e rn e s s
of
n o r th e rn
of
property in ti\e >m ;
1 » * i<r
individual or involving othets as
Imperial um ler the direction of Mir.
d im e » am i le a d n ie n ’s stop» a r ig h t.
SEEK AID FOR JOBLESS GIRLS cent on the itt ve. t n •
J. Pearle Rogers, who m ade such n
Nobody known o f the anxious fears well.
Box 1074. city
•il
T o get into tin* habit of resolving I^?t u» strik«* t iie shsc.^les fro m th è »ur ces» of lh** V et e r Pall M i n s t r e l s
Lest «furling» may not w eather
s i a w » in t h è m i a s m a of citi'**
W
o
m
a
n
'
s
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
of
Nat
i
onal
last venr
Storms of this life in th e coming ami t r y in g for a tim e to make good
Civic F e de r a t i o n Ask E mpl oye r s
F ot Kal** \\ In*;.
. '-.»It
¡.» often to succeed at Inst. One good
Ther«* i* a w ho!«* lot mur e **f tilt»
years,
to Co- Oper at e.
w
ater
li.ii ì i u . iiii » f «h
habit
th
u
s
overcome»
an
«*vil
one,
1
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sanie
g
e
n
e
r
a
i
me
t
er
,
b
u
i
t
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Itnuk
1,11frr*
I
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N obody know« but m other.
uet». tish b o a t - . • .* .
•>«
ubo
»t
«ulhce
(or
sii«*
l
i
m
e
Ti
ni
just
as
antidotes
d
e
s
tro
y
germ»
th
a
t
Last
Weilnesday
afternoou
tlu*
Nobody knows of the te a r s that
NVw Y**rk
An .'in | *1r>y in •*1 1 1 buriutu il I»ll tl»ll 1 "Il ■
1 i.
have a harmful power over the phv»- N ew « fei I* «I* **plv fnr l i r
M ■ niemlier- of l Io* Rool l.ove-- « In!* Im» b****n *»tal*lthii*-il by Mu* vac at i on
»tart
\ 1 to-t'ltj
Irul body
\\
laugh at him who Ki'IIXle. hi* lui» e v i i l e n t l y !>•*•’Il * ••.«( .inil a few oth er frieml» enjoy**l ll* c u i m n l t t o , ' o f ili*. wiiim-n » ,l,*parttni*nt
T h e grief »he'll gladly » m o t h e r :
That 1 ». m g ;> grent i i ur di ' ii , a n d wlul- «*■ cluriniiig ho.piiality of M r . \ \ \\
of ill** Nati onal *'ivt<- f**i|»rntl<in to aid
N o b o d y k n o w , of t h e b r e a k i n g hear t tries in reform and
I t o uhi '!* tur *.,1 . 1
1
.**’*9,
some of us laugh but hardly the t l u i ' t dioibl ti),* p r o p n i ' l y of < i M i n g AliiTiulhy
The p rrtty ho me was tbiiim of It» I'j.uuu d e p o s i t o r s who httvo
Nobody only mother!
th o u g h tfu l ones. It is a fellow feul- s u c i i a h e a v y o n e o n t h è Lor«i a t lieuutiftilly decorated in the Chri.st- lost t h e i r e m p l o y m e n t b e c au s e of t h o
c o r Sale Citcajt F a n t i e f " U lti,
N obody clings to the w ayw ard chilli ing a n d not an u n k in d ly one th a t t h i s senson o f t h è y e a r , a n d m o r e nin» color». T h e red and gfeen of E u r o p e a n war. O n o t h o u s a n d l e t t e r s 1 * |, t iled. I.ouio
sees h u m o r 1 in the «¡gilt of another cKpccinlly t hi» y e a r , w h e n m i r itor- hully and fern» and mistletoe wi g w e r e s e n t out f r o m t h o b ur ea u to m a n willi growjng cri--*Though scorm/d by every other,
’ * icftr.t
u f a c t u r e r s nnd
m e r c h a n t s , risking
lA'ad it so gently from p a th w a y s wild fulling off the water wagon, for ex- -inully- magnificent moon a» »een enhuitced by* i io* »(Ji glow *if t h e r**«l t h e m to file a p p l i c a t i o n s wi t h t h e c o m Ueiiyon, sii km
•UlTrt
th ro u g h
the
fo g -m is t
a t m o s p h e r e , »Itndeil liglit». rompleting ih** ebarm
am ple.
Nobody can Dut mother.
li
m i t t e e w t o n in n e e d iif young t u m u l i I t ei i rN , li r *. ., .
Nobody know» uf the hourly priver»
F e w ’ atol fo rtu n a te are they who l i a » noir*' t h e a p p e a r a n c e of ,t g r e e n ■it.*1 lieailly of t h** ,itlra* ll\** rooin- e m p l o y e s
For
vet
Hefrei*hinerii» »i*r** .**r\*'fi m tlu
For hint, our erring brother;
never need m ake a resolution t *1 do c h e e s e fre sh f r o m l l i e f o u n d r y
T h o v Seat Inn c o m m i t (ee, which n u m
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Pride of her heart, once «0 pure ami belter a n d be bcttefcç than in tin*
tiers ¡iinoiuf It- me i ul »T» many w**ll
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fair .
vmr* pa»t
They never will b* p**p
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used
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N illuni . ..til ■. nini In r '
ulnr if nt lier* are a w a re of thiir -ur
' • «rd
'.»Tin r i b b o n « 1 r 1 i' m 1 1 in t 1 1 1 «■’itLi'f r a t i o n FuikI h <•( III,* lit.imo girls lluit Mo»» ] l.n *
Kllen P a p p e
puHHing exeellenre, (or mankind, a» a
Rush H o u r L u c i.
M. »lir,- . - 1 ,»
• *
i»f t In- t a b l e . t o l h» four ri 4 r tn • h f i n i . m a k e t|i**lr i t u b b*-ndi|u»riei» **< i he „ 1
ml** n-.i-nl. tin* u p rig h t, *|**erj t >r
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w tiif
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fail»
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htm
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ford
bi» «tomaeh n- follow«\\ hat - t in
M i
m a t t e r with you
an
1 *, , (I
a n d lift* uf r vpfl h e a r n . g
fellow ci ti z en» t a i l e d )u»l.
U e all
want t lie «Oliar** «leal a n d y**t t o n
• i hu.«* wlo>
' I olt**n t a l ! !>• a p p r o lai
u !,ol* , o n
um ke »I *-**'%
V,
*h*ikl o f t
du* t <>[ Ilf*
ft* r N'*W Y e a r ' s a Kali
b o y is s a i d t o h a v e ltd d r e s s e d
always been yt'itr frtend '
Ain’t I Itee n a par'lner tn you, all
Itty pennte» do n 't 1 spend
*pi a k i n g
from
th
In gettiti' nice thing» for you? Dun t
VIt* W p o n t
i f,ere
re
1 give you lot* of c a k e ’
y a . -t n m no, k wh.ii'. t • i tn a ’ ■• r '* 11*11 I *r i •t • - u o p i V I <ii-i
I tb
t 11"«**, luit
fo r
tn*
te
tt’ •
p fe k
i I nveì
u
I
hi
<1 l!..r t ili al l iigh* b u . .
n i«
-1 wu
w mil d u t
up
New
w ali
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Kvi-nliig P u t
mu. eidi III• *a.y o ti.
a tua H
a iu-ii le* * 1 1 X4x* * * 1 ffüll.il
t u n , u»
i 1, 1 u t:» .. pp**a ru 1 1 t* in l o n g j*,1f«1-« Ulì ( uillMi
ite g m '1 1 t i.u >.* Ill'll *1 Hon«* 1 *1 h ! yesterday. I gave o a t mop*
lui J 71li uk
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— .
Potato**.. **|utr*h tin -t'fk * -V t * III
yoll’il ever l>n*l hefttT*
.
I gave you nut» an' can fly, I>tim}i- * 1.1*0 1 r a n k b;t» .1 nut tu r Imi 1 r
T h a w 1 » not t he 0 ri 1*. »1 :: 1 * t 4 ITI.1 \ *■
t i n pie and rhiieolntc ci ke
An" last inglit when 1 go', to bed b u s i n e s s foi t lie c o u r t »
•
W
you ha«l to g«t a n ’ ache.
* • • P o r t « - e i t l e In Arkanviii,. * y»
Say, w hut's the m utter with you. a h e a d l i n e . You bet t h e y do T hey
»i*ttle in
Ka«t
A u r o r a , too. a m i
ain't you »atistled at all?
, ml I ' t f i
I
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1‘o d u ’ '
1 ga \ e you .,11 u n i w,, ’, .I *i>i
T t * *.tt »...i
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w,i. I ,rd )e lit,- i f ill
.* Ill- 1 , p c . t - d i d n ' t » ..V* to ■i Ml*' -li
An you ■ftuldn t Im'<! u ttf*i1 •■ 1 ■*t
long-.
a p p e a r e d ( r <• III t L* -• lieltl*- ni
pititfhn'. yet I . ntgM
r
I.trg* i,,. W- . t III1 *•* 4 «|i . 1 .
* r a t i o n s b e i n g eom|ll i»U*d » 1 1 It reti
»linde* ! carni . I:,
1
N f» -4 * . Ml)» .
tutu tu- •1 r\ w,l * —-r »• *1 i I'M I- t i n g
1 1l u. y, u •«¿1 1 1 •]
fruit «il.nl
I le*
li
oliv >*«. 1Mill Uml IMlt.fill *a kl
Mr- \
r ti . , 1 1
«Tea m .lili) i « 1 1 ,»
í *!•■•>» w i r ■ M e.iilt fie . 1
r lit . <1 .
1 .. . 1 **v 1 1
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la u g h * 1 l i l l a
,ii t b * l«ro..hl>ll M l d g n
t h e o th e r p i g i l i , a » im rose f r o m a
s t o o p i n g p o s p l i t,m t*l «to- l e i r r v t n g
n t it
U n e e d a B is c u it
f.
T em pt th e appet i t e,
p l e a s e t h e t a s t e ntul
n o u r i s h tiic b o d y .
C r i s p , c l e a n and fresh—
5 cents in th e m oistureproof p a c k a g e .
* A r e g u l a r t i cw »j i a p« r m a n doe»
not l i k e slol ilter a n i l g u s h a m i w h e n '
th«* l a y m a n b r ea k« i n t o print w i l h i
I lie . o f t *t ul l he tl»tiully * all* dow II I
the w r a t h of «out** ol t h e Inty»
A
gent le m a n w h o r e c e n t l y di pp ed lit»
h n i . h iti th* i mi . hy m u » h a n d wr«*t<*
IlfCUt y o u d o n ' t
a p p r e c i a t e t h e ,*f L l o r n i a recetv*-» t m* following m*
things I «to '(nr you
tier* (rott i E d i t o r ltu»**«*l of the F a
* • •
int ka New.»;
T A bunch of new spaper m en will
b e itert* next F riday the JiUi a n d the
F ederation of Labo'r will be here
next W ednesday and it is up to the
]M.*opie of Sanford to e n tertd in these
distinguished guest» and m ake them
feel glad th a t they have come to this
city for u few hours. Wo have much
to show them and we can m ake their
Btay most pleasant.
Therefore let*
ev ery citizen be up and doing and
join the Commercial Club in caring
for the guests. Sanford is know n as
one of the most hospitable cities in
th e atato a n d we should sustain this
repu ta tio n .
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T h e county fair Is growing in
favor and the m erchants should get
to gether a n d boost this great pro p o
sition along. The fair Is th e b ig g ist
th in g th a t has ever come to th o city
a s far aa th e business men are con
cerned for the fair will be confined
t o the city streets and th e m er
c h a n ts will realize more from this
affair th a n a n y o th er a ttra c tio n t h a t
h a s over been known hero.
Not
o n ly is this a fact b u t th e business
m e n have n o t be4n asked t o con
t r i b u t e a cent and it Is a m oral cer
t a i n t y - t h a t some lines of business
here will clear a little fortune during
t h e four daya* of the fair.
,
• • •
1 An in v en to r in Romo fell from
, a n aeroplane y esterd ay . E v ery y ea r
o r so it is getting h a rd e r t o do a s the
R o m a n s do when y o u ’re there.
*
»,
5 T he very first business d ay of th e
n e w year th e s itu atio n seems to call
f o r to m e sensible analytic, which
l)r. \V. A. McKenzi t* o d F r u i t l a n d 1
i’ark, F la ., is u m an*w ho would “ by
indirections .find directions out,"
Under cover of an orulorical appeal
column p anegyric on Florida in ihe
la»t issue of the Eustiti latke Region
that is a " p eac h ."
Florida coloni
zation com panies sh o u ld secure n
c o p y 'b e f o r e the A lm ig h ty places it
in the- d r y kiln. A ddressed as it is
to O m nipotence, there is little d a n
ger of th o governm ent finding an
in d ic tm e n t nguinst t h e sender for
using t h e mails to d e frau d .
Of course we have th e goods, but
the language in which tho goods are
wrap|>ed m ake them so much Yho
more effective, yea a ttra c tiv e , and
it is b a re ly possible t h a t courts
might hold t h a t it was ta k in g undue
a d v a n ta g e of the susceptibilities of
normal prospective settlers.
How
ever, i t is altogether new way of
getting a t thpse who dwell in north
ern d ark n e s s and of show ing them
the lig h t; one t h a t few would have
the t e m e r ity to use; a n d yet now
th a t th e syatem has been used a n d
there a p p e a r s to be n o copyright,
there la noth in g in th o way of its
adoption b y those who w a nt others
to come n n d sec " t h e soft Decem
ber m oonlight th a t like jagged splin
ters of J o v a n golden flame lightens
tho petals of yonder roses."
Here is th o first verso of Dr. Mc
Kenzie's wonderful F lo rid a adver
tising p ra y e r:
* Oh, Deified Om nipotence! As we
stand b e n e a th the sheltering live
osk tree s, bedecked > w ith waving
Spanish m oat, which, like Naturefestoons for som e uni venal
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D O G 'S C O F F I N
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B o d r L i e s In S t a t e In M a s t e r ' » H o m e
- D i e d of O v e r e a t i n g — H u n d r e d *
A Mend t h e
Funrrjl
11 e l ,< t u e Iv v
N o k 1« h u r le d n n d
t in * ■ i >ld *'l**ds Tl.at i n t e i t i l . **i 1v , t
M il t ' l b l 111<• *1 l o l l . t , I t , - rillirh |e»H
I I . Ill t ' V 1**1II I,. Ill •' > • * . |. , 1,| lit lo t
bulldog, u m e m b e r of tin* family of
Mr» M A Wi nn
No ,|og h e r e a b o u t »
• v**r I..... IVeil J, tnor* el:* borate burial
I b a n N n ly
He » ¡i n t he l a v o r l t e dug
of 1t o i l e t u** an*l h u n d r e d s of [ * i n p |e
run,' lilt It* suit 1 t«**» I pun a r r i v n r
I 1*1 >|*artani urg it w.>. foitnii iln.t
Ml»»
Baronet Biscuit
Round, thin , tender—
with n delightful flavor .
— a p p r o p r i a t e for
l u n c h e o n , t e a unt l
dinner, l o c e n t s .
Z u Z u
P rin c e o f a p p e tiz e rs !
M a k e s d a ily t r i p s from
G i n g e r - S n a p L a n d to
w a itin g m o u t h s e v e ry
w h e r e . S a y Z u Z u to
th o g ro c e r m a n , 5 c e n ts.
1
1«r .-
|.rue.
»*•*
I '-**- im-
.1 t o )
1 t *•
I band.om e
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
.
COMPANY .
[A lw a y t look fo r that nam e
m e n •-
a
t ,d
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leather
| rti*
wnit lb,
liiat.l
little
t
I i ill** w 1
po ., , ., i r
ir.tv*-llmg
SHINE UP THAT OLD MEDAL
TWi
T h i e f W i n s It — H r S t o l e a F i v e
Foot
Bathtub
From
.,
Plum ber.
l 'h rugit
J o h n <ial . m . a j ii i tmb,
1 ,Ju S. Util > , llt* » M , . 1 lui» a m
■1
til** pttll* •
*a»**
s l o b a liv e foot bat lit u h fr i n ii tn f r o n t
ul b l« [ilin n h ln g »ti..(. „ 1 ;,.',us .South
S partunhurg came the call for »up(K*t
so nil was liustlc and hurry un«i a
delicious stilail course was seiveti l*y
the hostess assisted by M o . DnBose
F arm ers were chosen in r a th e r a
u»tii|ue m anner.
Sus|ienilu<l front
the chandelier an d bidden Itfneath
the table w u h a ring on a ribbon ut
one end of which was tied a sprig o
mistletoe for the. girls, and on «he
other end holly for tho men. T h e
ring was cut for and to each g e n tle
m an 1 fell tt charm ing partner for tIn
ga me.
Enjoying the gtaciou» hos
pitality of th eir gracious hosts, be
sides the guests of honor wete Misses
Alice W hitner, Florence Frank. Gretc h m Schultz, 01 gn Schultz, Saitlee
Williams, Lillian Higgins, Annie Hig
gins, Linda Connelly, Annie Lee
Caldwell, C h a rlo tte Hand,
Essie
Purdon, LouUe Harris an d Miss
Grey; Messrs. Ern«*st Galloway, W.
Rossetter, T om Gctzcn, Billy Hill,
Weldman Caldwell, David Caldwell,
T. S. Lloyd, A rth u r Yowell, R a y
mond Key, Prof. W’ildman, Prof.
Christopher a n d Dr. Fain.
Mutical Trtat
The Music D epartm ent of tho
W om an’s Club is putting on at the
Imperial W ednesday night one of tho
rare en te rta in m e n ts of the season.
Tickets are within the reach of all,
price* ranging from 26c to 60c. T h e
first seven rows in the orchestra
will be 60c, from there back 3fic,
nnd tho balcony 26c. Children u n
der ten a d m itte d for 26c to a n y p a rt
of the house.
T his affair sh o u ld
have th e cordial au p p o it of th e p u b lic and espodaliy club m em bers.
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I Th** gu ev t s «if iiniior w*n- **a< ll |.re
I »elit <1 m i l l II l l u v c l l i n g l a g
\1
.
Buy bitetrit baked by
U bit 1 -*
Ml* e
'"b * .
.
nt i** fin Win u 1!•11)r*4* I- Tin* •I" e
1.1% ih Hi,,».
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v*r<i*«1 ìu.* . •* fi l'J\
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d
llu-ir liesltlolltOli, .'»plttlallburg, S. t ,
was reached.
T he game afforded
much m errim ent and pleasure while
enrmilc
T h e score card» were cun-
J u r Sali
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ertiti I 'i' ;.
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.1 H’*11, 1'
S. "
t! 1
IS G O L D L I N E D
ill,; lia liit»
lb** h , ' t a l took |tl;ti-*- „1
1>*t tin- lioilv liiid l a i n lii s t a l e in hi»
m n i i i r » hum*
N u k » a » mi K n g L s h
/ ’.I
ma« e n t e r t a i n m e n t .«
w.t» f e de
liKhtíul t r u v f l l i n u p a r t y g veti on
\ « w ^ «MT' h
\ î r .116*1 '' I r 1 1
W oí a r nit : u In-nur ni (h • j r g tu - 1«,
M»'-* 1 hllluss ,t \ It \ Mi* D e v i n nf
--you ached mo« a wTuI, st u m inn k , long ago.
th a t a in ’t tre a tin ' me je»' right.
I ’ve been a friend to you, I have,
why ain't you a friend o' m ine'’
They gave me castor oil lit*! night
berullse you m ade me whine
I'm awful »irk tin» mornin* an' l m
feelin" m ighty l>iin*.
. , 11 .I
c o m m i t t e e room», ma ny hund re d » an*
out of work. It vti,» atitiounred. itnd
liui olreds mor e » r e o n hal f j*:*v or ar**
w o r ki n g only , puit . •f ilu* tun,.
.it * Ii
» tin
¡tinte s t r e e t
The b a t h t u b « a » on ih<kl de wa l k when ( l al vt n went lu suppe r,
an d w h e n he r e t u r n e d It was gono
For Kent
nice room«
dollar» per.
dreti
1
four
T«s
T*.
I **r
Iv 1 iir ■
pliotll.
g;.r*l< i.
K- 1*1
ii
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N*
For lient
Two
F u s t First st r ee t
C oca Coin 1 ,*m f*■*t
Loving Cup for G e r m a n Sire.
Ur ookl yn, N Y -A l ) Yell br ock of
Br o o k ly n left hi* n a t i v e h om e In t i e r
Hoorn» for
It * 1
m a n y t " year s ago t o m a k e his hum«* n is heil room» will
In A m e r i c a, .and 1 1 1 » uve sons h av e n t 200 Third St
p l a n n e d n r eunion nt which a lo'Mnt
cu p will be p t e s e n t e d to tile a g e d i
F o r K ent
Two fir
German.
Gentlem en pr ef er red
Tolar. 807
Musicai-
Magnolia
WANTED
CÄ
Good
ftiblo boiird ni
Jones, 206 Park a v e n u e
A
SEEDS
Crushed Oyster Shells
and all Kinds of Feed
Coulbourn Company
VEGETABLE BUYERS
9th Street
Sanford, Florida
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MA
R- i*
JT-tfr
• W an te d — Brick nnd concrete *or^
chimneys, foundation«. *',r
‘
faction guaranteed
Addr*"
Sar.forw
Glidewcll, P . Ü. box
’ :U-9tp
F)a.
W a n te d — To exchange ne*
»ith
talking machine records,
w ith o u t machine, for 88 note p
lirriU
piano records.
E n q u i r e »’■
iT-tif
office.
W anted Gentlemen
316 East Fourth St
**
*ta
F o u n d - Gold hamlle kmfe
¿r m ay have same l.y pr“ ' 1»«
e r t y a t the Herald otli*c _
'J
W anted «-T o rent, for lh r, * ' ^ ' l
a good g e n t l e drilling hor»* "ll j
can drive. Will he taken care o'
have a good home.* Addresi*
•
c-o Herald Office.
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THEY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .‘ird, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915
SEMI■ffl
/ A ’ S A N F O R D — U fc
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W m th /.iW n y
S A N K H III, F LO R ID A . FRIDAY. J \ M
VOLUI VI
THE fw BOARD
/AS ORGANIZED
¡EV
ON TUESDAY
AND FRIDAYS
THE SA N FORD H ER A LD
PU BLIS;
t o o k
h is
s e a t
HAGAN W AS M ADE
C H A IR M A N
Fair Nul«-»
M i . GnstholT n( Danville. Ill
nrr i %* i! Ui tlii ’ t o \\ i i I iu-m Li v tu t i n 1
i n t**rent* of :>• itvinolv C o u n t y Fair.
M r Gi.sihmT m he 'itliiuil ih * o r a t o r
for t h e (¡ttnp.irilfa Ca rmv. i l at T a m vol a n d 1 1 1 * vi si t here aim t o Ret in
t o u c h with t h e c o m mi t teen r e l a t iv e
t o t h e d é l i m i t i o n s for i.utnn a n d hu n t
parades.
T h e c o m nut Ire feel t h e y
tire v e r y f o r t u n a t e in being m t o u c h
with tin- t'enté man ............on**- h
MIA H. 1915
S O 40.
THE P R E S S GANG
me n is a s s u r e d , which plj*,-« fh*»m a
trille I d c ' . i
1 1.
via micl.». %ea|i than
ANOTHER RANCH '
NEAR THIS CITY
tiie p r e s i d e n t .
T h e H i k e ftegl<>ll
Press A s s o c i a t i o n is c o m p o s e d of t h e 1
C uunt ie n o f ^tsceola. O r a n g e ,
Sem
inole. I . u ko a n d Volusia.
You woul d
not b e l i e v e t h i s if you wt>re p r e s e n t
1>IC. B L A C K M A N
BUYS T H E
1 1 roll call for v er y few of t h e m ar e
A
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FOR
A
evci p r e s e n t t o r e s p o n d t o
t h ei r
name«
T h i s doc* not m e a n a n y re*,
CATTLE RANGE
t h' i t i oo u p o n t he i r ehsfTaeter t h e y
ar e . U t o o l i t ny Lut w». h o | n t h e y
W•• understand th a t thut brunch
will nil he h e r e t o d a y a n d will cut
of
the .\stor Grant which lies be
i l i i r e y e t e e t h li pci n S a n f o r d ce lory.
GUESTS OF SANFORD
g .—
A FEW BRIEF REMARKS ABOUT SOME
OF THOSE PR E SE N T -B IG . BANQUET
WILL BE G IV IN TONIGHT
w i t h t h e hi ghe st I r i ' d -ni i.ie
J |„. m e e tin g
, l ' ü t u u , l t >' l' o m '
* m ,*
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e
s
d
a
y
t
h
e
lx*;.r*
1
u j/n c r- I ®*1 T u e s d a y th e
uaJ m o u A ) e le c te d L . V. H a g a n to
Another arrival i« ?.TF
! t li
T h e jufocil .py*tM*T»i of Smith l . o r * (#r.i M
h
II •D’ent.g opi
tween the St. John* nnd W ekiw a"
la an
ida a n d other asaipurts w;!l. Lu t l io . L l.eh.nd lJaii> i t lim a in
T h e S outh Florida Association is
Charle«
p u rchased
t
o
the
guests
of
S
anford
toda>
-and
'i
n
c
e
ii
i
u
a
e
l
—
.
Wo
have
n
n!
e . L „ c h a ir m a n
f o r t h o e n s u in g Prottay of lenii*ville. K t
ITe
T'. president W. p. Hlackiuan of
i hm is the tirst Uu i our ity h r * j t l r r r t p uitrr o
f
t he
y !.. * W o o d r u f f , t h e . r i t i r i l i « he* e m iri ' o d with tin- fair_}'■
m m t in. s o u t h of Oca l a ap' d F n n Hollins College from its former o w n
l . , 1 1 fi _ OJ t io*- C p eui io ll'*W,i
h « nuiko
■ n»r>.»«>»»«»■'-CTru r w » » ™ ’- q ïïïïrT rrT fu - several tom i »sioli» dur- pili* n i h i T t u tin- me n
•ird i n c l u s i v e .
T h e y a t tirst tricil
er«.
Judge T. Plcioii JVnrlow of tiewill
he
e
n
rr.it
if
t
h
e
y
Inumi
t h e wheels go r o u n d il -Mil i e t he
H f iu lio n b y t h e m e m b v r e io r h K j in(£ t h t . fay *•»-■*1».»« o Ke nfertP out liut W. M.
land«)
ami Associates.
The trac t
i
■
icv-T*»«-rtr—
n
then
»
a
p r.~ 'U tíln 7¡¿ tîp ô iï fTìe lim e o f t h e r e e d (ut -j—r 0 jiiiLi.t:ts-»u l I
T
Iluyjiea of th e Sanford H erald o b
u w t h e - gr ound M r .
comprises
about
600,
acre»,
and
“ili
In
era
or
the
space
df
tho
paja
r
t
o
f
i
v
^
l
Hard
fur
these
men
anyw
here
H devolving upon him an chair-; Presay was ntore than favoruldy irntained n ’.vt it of nolle contend re nnd
borders
the
St.
Johns
river
for
th
re e
chief
OÍ
a
lir
te
f
o
u
tH
tu
o
f
t
h
e
e
a
rly
H
a
t
s
i
r
p
,
:
F
lo
r
id
a
p
ic
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*
«
n
o
t
if
y
t
h
e
1 0f the board.
Mr. Woodruff p reuse<1 With Sanford and said. *‘!n
a r m e d w i t h t h i s brief a u th o rity he
and one-half i i m ^ i i . n d the
T h e re ¡.re a b o nliti
p re v io u s t * r v i t ucU t a t i f u t o r v h o p e s«Ji polie* i. S a u im t l.
'i irfMtwd 'H ic h^di H* Tw kelnnd- irttd
i
.
!w i.
ufU.wuriuiiuuv . w it A.etiidtUMul a*«out-,
river ior four miles. It“ was' fanced
. ] tWi-r • tiv o . tn e m h e m o f th e SouTì.
h o u li
dcrnnnded th.rt ho he recognired as
l^jrd as chairm an tor in o past > u*r n j ,|0 locution I hclicvc 1 could he a n d a m b it io n * o f .th e h u n c h o f lo b .
l>y th e late M airiJm S aunders of
ni
u
n
i
o
ir
c
l
r
i
m
e
p
FVi***
r
e
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end
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, c 1 1 th e i t u t . HU curly, history
(ju) aho served tho Sanford district te m p te d to hny a fe ¡deni i ,«mi Bters th p t r o a s t t h e g e n e ra l p u b l i c r i m e
M nttland, and during recent years
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■ p r c d u i c d ¡'e d ¡t f i d i |iT o v e » hei ttf*n the Orftngo c o u n ty hoard of; |,rinf; toy f a m il y here to live. 1 hnve i t * t n w l o f t h e m e x p e c t ’ to he r o r n t e d
Mr. Frank Adams. M r- M artin
Sift»
unit
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tninty commissioner* a n d hns made Il(, v(fr s |„ , . ,
s. . . du'iht i !.. : hg j
n a . rrp
e |,i„a
pl e aswa n
nti v i m
LUoyhi aiul of h e n have used it an a
m l * i r \ i ( i.
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enviable record for etllnencjV , „
i ' *u rit • i n d i . y ti S a l i f e r a
i*.- pi :
-'li i he ' t . i t 1 uf
in S a n f o r d
Vnur liej-.ulifltl
cat tli range.
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r.t- '
.
«•he re s o lu tio n a p p e a r * In a n o t h e r l a k e ..!,d Hi Id c h i n a l e , t oc . -Iher with
Hi-ill t ni 11 e K e' i d. i l ' n
• ibi*
'. rji-v
.! Kmpolia that
lii
Ilio
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f
» lì «al i l ’
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Um et
:n
• ■ oiled «uh \ i c t o r Mur- í The tr.ti'f c o n t a i n s s o u m t h i n g l ike
jilYce in t h i* issu e.
I hi* b e a ut i f ul ciirrounditit' * m u l e it A.M'l'III1 Ili*
1- »Ml»' «*í v * 111 F I'
l ' mo a c r e * ’o f p r a i r i e l a n d , f.OOn
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I> li. I I « a n . th e n e w c h a ir m a n is a a n id* ! |. .tie To live
of 1 *m murk, t Him e r r e s of
vouint m a n • f r e c o g n is 'd n h i l i t y a n d
,
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i il, alid -till) iri Tiyi of «-ypress
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mil f '
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li*
a
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two
miles distant from the
w t t l.e 1,1
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u•ntire «««unly a n d tak es tlie rtspyi.h
a
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i.
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our
Monroe
station,
and about a mile
’
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u v e c o in m i t ic e o f t h o F lo rid a
ifb ic position
of c h a irm a n oj th e j
or o u r i ter» in mi s er y a n d
mite distant from the Paata station.
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will
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board with a thorough knowledge
h - to
rford today
ti'V
•while the brick road out of Sanford
few of the lot G r,
which the al - .
cl the duties an d
responsibilities
11'. Vl oin: It' i 'uh lo m in
Wt
i.
I reached T' it bin 'a "half mile of Its
people uf Sanford i it truly he t In nkof tlie olliee and the needs of the
f
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.
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county.
11
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I i In
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the !• * ii.eml»« r of tl* hoard and
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refeii' tin
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I -«•»/»- I'.‘II
I l.e
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, * •*■ r**.. n l l l >* p i n e
BRIDGE OVER THE
RIVER TO BE BUILT lì
HAVE HOSPITAL
AT T H E F A I R
arnl
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tin
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of
a * • » I ill nun
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p u . I it.. »I y I fi will hi* e u t . 1 h e \
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i» now ili h i ' fu ti , • itr ;.s p r e s i d e n t
He is al so pri'SI ni
I •* 1 "Hege
d* n *•( • b* If n L ■if \\ i n ' i r P a r k
I ,.nd <*i i he h lurida \ ml n ht t n .'•oriel y
. t 1. t r -1For
1* 1 I
.«a«» *i• h.» I>*-*It lin in g th«-*
tux iin|Miriami' of live -lock growing for
Flornli . .«mi will t.ow pot forth his
i n*«» 1 0 ". . r ui ng tin» m a t t e r t o t h *
practical lost.
Dr. Harvey B e a uc h am p Comi ng
One of t l^ most noted specialists
itt the Sunday school world is to be
in Sanford from Sunday, J a n u a ry 17
Through Friday night, the 22nd
Mr. Beaucham p comes to conduct «>
special Sunday school in stitute ot
the First Baptist Church. He is lh a
auth o r of perhaps the h«-»t lx>ok in
circulation on the graded . Sunday
school and will during ^is stay teach
this book and give seuls to all those
taking the same. Fuller, an n o u n c e
ment of the work to he dono by D r
B eaucham p will be mude next week
For the last ten years Dr. Beau
cham p has been travelling especially
in tho interest of Sunday school work
His homo address is Dallas, Texas.
Tho S u nday school worker» of S an
ford are Invited to hear this noted
specialist.
-------------*-----------•
Land Shark Sentenced
K ansas City, Jan. 7.— E. C. C ham
hers who was refused u new trial on .
the charge of fraudulent uso of the
mails has been sentenced to tw o
y e a r s in prison ami lined 16.0(B) in
federal
court.
’%
Dr, C linm her» w,i* the prom otor
of tho Chamber» Iwiiiil Co., org a n
ised to sell Florida Everglades lands.
E. I.. Russell of Miami was sen
tenced to one yeur in prison. Rus
sell was grunted a new trial on nil
but one count.
C ham b ers and Russell appealed
an d were released under n renewal of
their old bond.
•*— -
^ •
t
loreiimn.
I)r. Ithu kmnn lutgnn c o m i n g . tu
Florida
and
pttrchn*ed
orange
V.t .‘- l u l l t **i?i r- in hiitld .« .......I
i.*t»UT l . c t t r : . ! Î '■..¿fit* < ’•' 1 1
t‘
suhfitnn
toil bridge and take his
;tdjuMit*'.lit
of
t
h
e
k
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l
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of
p
o
s
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1
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and will hold lor six years from tomoney
from
th e tolls.for .1 period of
t
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e
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ar
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of
l
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nuifiter
D
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on
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l
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ld
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re»(u*'»*«l
f
r
o
m
T
h
e
.idea
nf
t/i
e
Imosler
t
r
i
p
is
to
Associate Justice It. Fenwick
\ t the end t f th a t time
Taylor, for twenty-five yearn sit- advertise the lair primarily and id»o jr»,oim t o J 4 . 0 0 0 a n d t h e s a l a r i e s of t w e n t y - s i x o t h e r Floruit* p ^ - t n u t t a e r * ten years.
the county lets tl ie -privilege of buy
preme court justiie, nnd th ree times to meet with the dill, ri'ii* u.im m it• woul d he d e c r e a s e d in v a r y i n g n m o u n t * .
ing
the brill«" "r renewing lit«' fiunOnl
y
t
h
e
pOst
manter
a
of
Apalat'
liicola,
Ker
ns.
mil
1
1
1
1
M«riunn*i.
Fi
before, .chief justice of the supreme UK'S in the county nnd'di-. "•*« nmiiy
eh).*«•.
which in in*rtaitily fait enough
XiiRUsiine.
St
l
V
t
e
r
s
b
u
r
g
,
T
a
r
p
o
n
'*pring»
a
n
d
Ui
t
i
i
*
f
ILiv.-n
w
o
u
ld
court, was the lucky justice when m a tte rs peril ining 10 ihe f.1 )r ’I’he
M
u
r
e
hi* has given the people the
ladien
will
meet
tinl.idir»
"f
tii*|
«•»rap.*
t
li«*
p
r
u
n
i
n
g
knife.
tho lots were cant, a n d was immedi
iissuraiii'i'
th a t in time he expected’
The
plan
ha*
been
approved
hv
the
House
Post
office
<
niniiiili«1
«'
»ml
c
o
u
n
ty
who
are
in
tru
s
te
d
ami
the
ately sworn in ¡1 » the new chief jus*
extend his traction linn from
I lí tn
. Ilf* of- tho s u p r e m e .court, to hold visit to each section will mean much is now |iendiii« in thu postoih.w» u pprupriation bill W .ir» 1 ho l..*«t*»<
der the so-called " H o lm a n ru le " m w legiitiation i« in or«ler <»n an .ip(»rh- Daytona Hcmh to Sanford over the
#• such until Jan u a ry two years for tho sue« ess <>f the vent ore
As this is an eronom y new bridge it is up to thi* people of
hen«, when h b t e r m expires. Chief
Tho party will arrive in Geneva priatiun hill, p rovided it reduces . x(tenditore».
move
the
p
a
r
lia
m
e
n
ta
ry
sharps
su>
it
is
re
rta
in
1
«
* com«1 h«*for«' th holl»»' thi< county to give him to m e enJustice Taylor come» from Guines- a b o u t 2 o'clock and after tp.-nding
1 «iuruKi'ini n t . The Ib-ruld is hetirlfor
a
vote.
ville. Judge* Ilockcr who retired an hour or so will leave Geneva in
lly in favor of municipal ownership
T h e follow iitg t a b l e «hows iniw the pinti w o u l d attln i i’ l o m b i pit "
Irom ihe bench on account of poor tim e to arrive in Cliuluottt about
where such is possible, but if the
health, was for many years circuit U:.10 or 4 and from there will ««• to ma st e r »
Ifeiluc in Hal. two counties are unable to build the
Receipt»
Pop
judge of Ocala circuit, and lalcr Oviedo arriving in time to see many
2 ,;ino to 2 .ont) bridge then let a roipnration build
12.01 1
1.736
Mrved several term» a» s u p r e m e of t h e merchant» and farmer« After Arcadia
,
2.400 to 2.000 same, for we want the bridge.
13.21 1
2.662
fourt justice. Judge Ellis, who . sue- supper*they will he the guest» of the B a rt o w
2.300 to 2 . 0 0 0
12,14;
1,886
him, is a prom inent figure in B oard of T iad e a t their meeting and Bradentown
Notice tn Aut« Owners
2 . 1 0 0 to 2 .0 0 0
. 9,815
*tate politics, and was formerly a t the fair will be discussed in all its Clearwater
1,171
2 . 1)00 to 2 .Û00
The Commercial Club would like
torney general, being defeated fur phases. This meeting and in fact D a y to n a ...........................................
3.082. . . . 21,246 ,
2.600 to 2 , 0 0 0 several cars a t the Herald office
2,812 . . . 18.355
. f*-electlon 1.0 t h a t offivee by Gov the meeting* In all the different sec Dc L a m ! .................. ................................
2.400 to 2.000 to-day a t 21:30 p. m. to t a k e , the
14,412
2.463
tions
should
be
productive
of
much
Ft.
Myers
ernor Trammell in 1908. T he pres
2 . 2 0 0 to 2 , 0 0 0 newspaper men u ride over th e c it/.
10,167
1,333
Ft. Pierce...........................
ent personnel .of the suprem o court good. .
2.700 to 2.600 The Fair Association also want* ns
6,188 . . . 28,109
»: R. Fenwick T aylor, of Gaines
On Tuesday the Boosters will Gainesville......................................
5,000 to 4,000 many cars as possible to meet at the
538,907
57,699
ville. chief justice; J . B. Whitfield leave again a t one o ’clock and go to Jacksonville..............................
*2.700
to 2,500 Herald office next M onday nftet24,070
19,945
Key
West
.
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
*nd William H. Ellla of Tallahassee) Longwood for o visit and from there
2.300
to
2,000 noon a t one o'clock to go on the fair
.
.
.
12,542..
2,
i
5
7
.
KissimmeeThomas M, Shackleford of Tam pa, will go to A ltam onte Springs and
2 . 2 0 0 to 2 , 0 0 0 boosting trip to Geneva, C huluota
10,418
6.032
.........................
*nd R. s . Cockrell of Jacksonville, interm ediate pointa. These trips will Iatke City
. 2,COfl to 2,600 and Oviedo.
21,570
3,719
la o fla tc Justice*.
give the various committees a better l a k e l a n d ..............
2.600 to 2 . 0 0 0
18,377
3,460
tK
idea of what th e county ran exhibit, Live Oak
f
3.200 to 3,000
61.546
5,471
will give the exhibitor« » better Miami
Poultry M rrling
2.700 to 2.600
Notice Newspaper Men
28,239
4.370
idea of the m an n er in which they Ocala
The Florida branch of the Amer
2 .M0 U to 2,500
33.456
3.894
Orlando
«
l i v i n g In the city rem em should ho exhibited and la»l will
ican
P oultry Association will hold
2.600
to
2,500
23.051
3,779
ber that the Herald office is your dem onstratn to the people of the Pu lut kit
their
ann u a l meeting this year in
3.300
to
3,000
99,520
22,982
fir*t itop. After t h a t t h e Sanford whole county a n d the state th a t the Pensacola
Orlando, Feb. 9 and 10.
2.300
to
2,000
.
.
.
12,806
2,481
1 '•
, “j** *hero all the meeting* will be Sominolo Fair is large enough to P la n t C i t y . ..................................
The b a n q u e t will be held T h u rs
2 . 2 0 0 to 2 . 0 0 0
10,838
3,204
d. At 7:30 tonight tho Commer- ta k e tho lime a n d attention of n Q u in c y ..............................
day
evening at Han Ju an Hotel.
2.600
to
2
,
0
0
0
.
19,727
3,670
. • •• ■
[
fW Club b anquet will be given to largo p o r t i o n 'd the business men of Hanford . . . . .
2.700 to 2,600 This promises to be one of th e rao»t
.
29,666
6,018
Tallahassee
.
.
..............................
per men and visitor*, th e city of Sanford and of every
. 2 1 9 , 1 6 3 . . . . 3,600 to 3,500 Im p o rtan t, meeting« ever held, aa
.37,782.
the meeting of the South o th e r city in t h ^ c o u n t y . ThU apirit T a m pa
1,
099.
.
.
.
1 5 , 4 5 6 . . . 2,400 to 2.000 the exhibit will be made a t th e "S u h
m e Association will bo la bound to make the fair a grand W a u c h u U ...........................
htlf
1,743___
24.548
. . . 2,700 to 2.&0H Tropical Mid Winter F air."
W* P. B . . . . . . . . . . .
Lit
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T I IK SA I M !
i iN( 1 :
P o s i .M \ s 1 f l:
1»'
HI.o km. i n . n o w
l'rofififior ui N a t u r a l S cience u i Holwith
Will > ,1-mm tat
<
••'it of t h e
i »
i 1.
•tn 1 -
d
Will T a k e Ituosicr»' Trip
I lu* . m i n i s o l
..
1 .. i* uh ¡p 1 1 • r • tgl 1 red l i r «;
\ li. Ufi • uni* of 11er k
............1 Y 1 1 1 (• >
lure n*l l l n r o i Jersey - fill e. a m i of
li T h r PI 1 innn ah
r■
The m ajo rity of ihe people want
( lar* o ' •
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In
P ,*f
t
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hX
w
• rettr,it from t h e b e n c h , a n d wat* »uete.'ilcd b y William I I. Elli s, f or me r
at t o r ne y g i n n r n l . Judge I l o c k c r de(linetHto r u n for r c - ol cc t i on lust Nnven.lier a n d M r Fllifi was el e e t i i i ill
his »lead
T h e c ou r t l ir ' i p r o n ede d
to cast 1 *1 1 » i.* | ||f y a r e re*|litred to
fdn u nde r t h e count II III ion III I'll t i e
Olhii ui ■hle| Ji|fitl*e. lift i..
.1 I .
the * \[ ii.sl mil of I lie l i i in id ’ll,, *
■ol ( hie I J u s t i c e T h o m a s M. Sliur kie-
H
»•lì , y ..f Ibiî»", '' ' ! ’ i " '
i pr »vi-ion for .
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d*r t • • m a n a g e m e n t of * ' e I*re*
Imam ' I ......... t i n t .i! S« m i n n l r
bii-osoiii Ii m * l io* I* se.
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PAGE EIGHT
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LONDON
JO U R N A L
W IT H
BOGUS
P IS T O L S
CURBSTONE GLEANINGS!
BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN
YOU AND ME.”
EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT
A C I I I E L IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S AND F A I T H ,
T
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
GAZETTE 18 MOST VENERABLE
BRITISH NEW 8PAPER.
INSTANCES OF THIEVES HAVING
BEEN SCAREp OFF.
Publication Has for Two Hundred and
Fifty Years Officially Chronicled
the History of the Island
Empire.
Trick la an Old Oge, But Seldom
♦
♦
Falls of Succeaa-^-Prank of New
'T
York High School Boys That
*1 All. Local Advertisemenis Under
Looked Serious.
g
♦
♦
EAT MORE FRESH
•VEGETABLES
They are Wholesome,
. Appetizing, Economical
Freah Vefetsblcs
tire«»
•
This Heading THREE CENTS n Turnip*, with fo u l» . . 6c
young tup* 5c
Recently Solomon Berman of Man Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Turnip*,
M u t la r a . ................. 6c
llrad Lett net . . . . ,6c
hattan scared into flight two thieves
Charme 25 Cents.
Carrot*. bun-h . . . 5c
who ontered h l s ’storo by pointing Ills
f rutti
üftñfrs,
Fitwm»., ,1../
Tin Jr-fifi. t ,
Mimlrr.Ti*. .j
- lie
U«
1if
Modern nowspaper enterprise has
somowliat dwarfed the Importance of
Small, i!i(J
□aaoaaaaaaaooaoaooooaooooooDaoaaaooaoaaaoooooooaaoaa tho London Gazette. Britain's oldest
IjffH 1 Im
St r ( Potato*»
:i*
Index
finger
nt
them
and
fooling
them
Yrllow Y»irj, pk HOc I k»«
•0«
cat p ro sp e rity in thin country.
Ho newspaper, which for 250 yenrs has Into supposing that ho hud a revolver.
The Gift ('¡(tarn
Yrlkiw Ymo. 1-li $1.15 (iu*tk<
1*1Bn*, mi ti
officially
chronicled
tho
history
of
tho
|
ICt
Irish I'ouu»
says:
Iti nana«4 .i.rx
By Wilbur D . Neshit
It Is an old trick and yet It succeeds,
Old, pk.
........3(lc
country.
Today
11
Is
practically
only
A
fljpin
.
F
O
R
S
A
L
E
"The planets indicate th e year
D on't ltti^gli! Hut she gaVu me cigars.
Old.1. h u ............. *1.10
!l«-n hi*tk, ,.k
used for such announcem ents as tho ju st1 as tho confidence man can a l
New. p k . . . . . . . . . 40c
Hirntwt
Selected the things by their color, 1015 will he the most prosperous king's birthday honors list and legal ways sell a gold brick to a former
Cabbage, M 4 to 20c N
oriKfm >i*%*
year
k
n
o
w
n
in
the
hixLurv..
ai.
Lh
ia
w
h
m
ftjv
o
r
board
of
Hungry
Joe.
T hey cam e in one of those i u r a —
Kin^
Onion*
rtultecir. i imo was, however, when thu
R«b
S
lb*..............
10c
lli-aij? i,
A short time ago river thieves
I tKink they w ire called* th e country. T here will he great waves Gazetto was tho only medium through
For Sale— Special Bargain on three Yellow, :1It-J.......... 10c button
MOdine*. ( «
of prosperity
throughout • the which tho public could learn any for boarded a tug moored along tho Hud city lots, dlfi F rench avenue, be Spartirti, lb........... Sc Blu** l'rsrvnain-.. •9«
•‘M aud M uller."
G arlic. lb ................. 20c
Hubh.rd.i..r,
I’ve read all these gift cigar jo k e s , United S ta te s ; plenty of labor for eign news or any public announcem ent son and attem pted to e n ter tho cap tw een 8th and 9th stre e ts , facing the Froh !or»l -Xi*
45c
list.]win,, pk
tain’s
cabin
and
secure
money
and
I know I must read them here the laboring classes; better condi which royalty ami statesm en had to
p ark , east front.
Inside lots $450
valuables from a small safe he had each, corner l o t $600. Terms good. H O W A B O U T A 1IO X O F O I l A M . l ; y, , V l ,
tions for t h e poorer classes. Peace make.
after;
H O M E F o i l { ' I B U S T M A S M M \U i
,, , T.
Npwadnys
such
announcements, (here. Tho engineer of the llttlo bont M ust be sold. .Owner ^eeds the
Please wail for th e place for th e will reign ‘throughout th e world.
The European war tftll ejJtL dgring- -while being sent to tho Lomînn Oa- hoard fhe thieves, and creeping up money." See me a t once.
.
l a u g h t e r . -----N. H.
T H E V E G E T AABLE
BLE
out of tho engine room called: "Halt!
; the curly m onths of. o « ? ! a , *“•
'riot -'‘zciteT gre simultaneously communi30-8tc
■*
Garner.
Who's
that?
Halt,
?
r
I’ll
flro!"
A*
r
M
A
R
K
E
T
D on't smile! B ut she b o u g h * .th e m htter th an April, with satisfactory cated to the more Im portant newspa tho sam e tlmo ho ran around Jho side
pers. But oven today tho London Ga
110 2 n d S t., W est
For Sale— Five W hite W ya n d o tte
results to all nations."
her Self
zette Is controlled by tho government, of tho cabin with n dipper handle.
Cockerels.
Ilex
P
ackard,
It.
D.
2,
Phono 3 2 4
Wo Delivor
Not until tho thieves got nshoro did
1 know fcdw she talked to th e
Good for Prof. Marsh.
T h a t is and a particularly watchful eye Is kept
Lkut thoro Sanford.
deuler—
the kind of ta lk we like to hear, no on tho advertisem ents In Its „pages, it seem to occur# to
She looked nt each box on the shelf matter w'hal th e source of tho inspir which are regulated by law, -iThesw crpjklnT h av e StfeiTn ‘plsl'fll in their
For Sale^-Ornnge grove nt a b a r
A nd spoke of the w ra pper as "peqj- ation, Ilu t the professor does not advertisem ents are mostly of an official ifi(rtTrrtjpr*a hand or ho would have gain, 1 H miles from Geneva, Flu.,
For Rent— T w o furnished rooms.
fired. When It cam e to mind they re
<■ e r .”
Mr« l; E.
stop with predicting good tim es and or legal character, of which It Is nee- treated to n safo distance, and then on th e new E ast C oast Ily., the com Gentlemen preferred.
a record, and earn fo ri .
.. , „ .
,
,
O, b eautiful looking were th ey —
the end of th e war for he delves into essary to__‘keep shaking
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ing section of Floridu. Also 33 ncre T olar, .807 M agnolia.
their flsta a t tho grinning en.
,
,
I th in k th ey were called t h e the future a n d predicts good rains tho nation about fCO.OOO a 'year. No 1i p ,neer cursed. .him
place.
profusely.
of rich ham m ock a t
generally through«..............
II grHy'^nrmfaoturercould obtain a -puff
JIuaL'a B o t a l a (aw J\ C - *Da venpnse,
" M a u d M uller."
dleon^i
__________. . . »
f) t /Nhurse yoAi think- now cd -bay. -e frikoIT-acittiyicd.’" 'And W hile there In 1U pages, evan thmrgta he w ere wrlll-J_____ 2 ____ _
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Fla.
Ing to pay $50,000 a Hnq for it. A lto-1
Unless, us l was, you are duller. is a fentloncy on the part of some
of cross "pistol” purposes. Several
W ANTED
gethor. tho Gazetto yields tho country
people to m ake fun of all kinds of a profit of about 1100,000 n yenr, al dwellings had been robbed nnd every
For Sale—$3,000 Imys u line piece ♦
eu »g*
D o n 't grin! T hey wore gilt ami red professional predictors, our hat goes though practically the only people body in the vicinity became suspicious of pro p e rty in the city paying 8 per
Good tnldc tiourd at Mr- |; [.
of tho slightest unusual movement
of! to Prdf. M arsh if he has th e dope who buy It nro government officials
bands,
Address | j onPS, 206 P ark av. nur
nfter dark. Two high school boys cent on the in v estm en t.
and lawyer«
And really looked quite artistic. mixed so t h a t it will take.
Box
1074.
city.
*
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I ___________________ planned n tnnsked holdup of n citizen
She says t h a t she now u nderstands
afler dark They held him up all right.
For Sub- Wholesale shipping fresh
Wanted Brick and <
One of the most curious facts r c g a id -* Imth presenting proper looking pis
Why smoking ha* charm* th at are , A W ashington despatch of yes
.
i
’
V
i.
water
fish hiisiness. including fish chimney«, foundnlmi,ing the London Gazette Is th a t while It lois with shilling barrels. After tho
mystic,
terday says th e success of experi
Is Britain's oldest newspaper. It Is also citizen handed out all of his valuables
U f{
,,lul Ka'olir.e launches fuction guaranteed. Addo
She Bay* t h a t 's it cheering to see
ments by 33,4110 members of girls' one of tho youngest, in tho aonso th at
also
fish
house,
etc.
In
q
u
ire
of
C.
L.
Glidcwell,
P
.
O.
box
885.
Sanford
and whined abjectly th a t ho had
iiow much as l smoko i enjoy
garden and cunning clubs, organized it was not until 1903 that it wa» regis
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F i n . _____________
12 to p '
nothing more tho boyB revealed th em Vincent. '
them .
in the s o u th by the d e p a rtm e n t of tered at tho general post office for selves.
I know you are choking with glee
Houses for sale or re n t. J. Musson
T he money is your> if >■ U m b
agriculture has prompted m any
transmission by Inland post as n
In n great rago tho citizen then blew
z\nd th in k th a t I wished to dos southern farm ers to plant veget newspaper. Previously It had boon re
t hia winner
It sell« to .
•'■h
n police wblstlo and a mounted offi
For Sal«-- F ine}Paper Shell Pecan
tro y them .
No talking necessary
ables suitable for canning purposes garded ns a government publication cer galloped up The troys protested
- It
N uts grown by Fogg A; Osteen on
llMI
nnd tile sale is made
us substitutes for cotton.
T h a t is only, and was dispatched "O. II. M they hail only Joked with a neighbor.
• -nt
Now, wait; Well, I sal down anti characterized by the d e p a r trnenr os S."—In tills way - «scaping postal Tho citizen declared they should ho their Oak Knoll fruit and pecan profit. The » i s ' a geci
charges altogether But apparently the punished. The officer was willing to «roves nt Altam onte Springs, Sem fn V particularsm oked;
VI muii im portant step toward solution of
34 lip
She placet! t he ash tra y on the tin- problem of reducing the cot tup government saw a way to reap a few look llghlty on tho affair until It was inole rutin*.y.f Florida
1 Oii'2, city.
eztra halfpence by having It regis pointed out that pistols hud been
table;
acreage T h e statem ent said
For Sale 23 foot launch ti II 1*
tered
brandished.
Wanted To
■han
I chtickit'd and sul tly I joked
Eagle
engine, in good order. $100 011
" D au g h ters of southern farmers,
Ttye Gazette varies In size very con
This
made
the
m
a
tte
r
serious.
The
talking
m
achine
r.
know
w
ns
" M a u d Muller." you
M Hanson shoemaker
who have been members of th e de siderably Sometimes It consists mere offleer arrested tho hoys and took t iik*-« it
w ithout m achine, for -player
the label.
113
\V.
First
St., Sunford, Flu.
partm ent's garden and canning clubs ly of one puge. and sometimes of ho from them tho woupons that might
piano, records
E n q u in
H.-rald
Well, talk of yuur jokes on cigars! have been able to give their fathers tween four and five hundred, but the ! bring them a term of years In prison *
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OIlice
I raid you might laugh when I'd
practical dem onstrations <W th e value price ulways remains tlo- same. viz. so heavy Is the New York penalty,
For Sale 2.000 stalks ¡green seed
ended.
of diversification during the present one shilling There was one memor But when tho pistols were exposed
T h e s e came ip p ne of those jure
aldo week ln 1S47, w;hlch was known the whole m a tter was dropped. Tho cane.
M M. Stewart, t. niim u venir*.
bud i-otton year. The actual p ro
Friendship’s Strength,
34 lie
ns the "Jtullway Year," when so many 1 pistols were first rate Imitations of
A nd, honestly now, t h e y were
ducts which th e girls have put up
But
surely
for nothin/ U
parliamentary notices hud to he pub- the real thing, only In this case they
splendid.
a re proving u valuable asset in many llshed that the Gnzette for the week could explode nothing more* deadFor sale or exchange}ftjf orange 'ulhirc in Integrity inuut >, it ,
farm homes where the cotton crop totaled nbout three thousand pages
grove, celery farm o t } .i bargain. rour frleud.—Ruth ftadeu
!y than a cap New York Herald.
i
I am gratified to note th a t there has not brought the custom ary re
16 acres right in \ dinge. 5im feet
One pf the most Interesting n u m b e r s __________________
is o m ovem ent on foot to in a u g u ra te turns ami m an y farmers are now of the Gazetto ever published was the
from
It B siding
( ‘heap and on
W h e n P o is o n e d b y I v y .
a white way for Sanford. The mon- substituting whole acres of onions Olnmond Jubilee number, the whole
Afler exposure to poison Ivy, tho III ''u»>
* » ' rM 1 11 I'low.-d and
lights th a t any cdy can have on the and tom atoes in place of cotton paper being devoted to an official rec effects can often be warded off by irrigated. Fine How ing well
The
business -streets the more- business after seeing the success which the ord of that historic celebration
prompt removal of the Irritating sub- land is all li-iued mid just ready to
like look it wib^Tiave and our city young women have mnjlc with these
As an Illustration of the Importance stance. Vigorous washing with soap s ta rt planting
You can make the
has never been lighted sufficiently. crops."
of the Gazette In the old days, it ntij water, preferably using n hand price of the land this? yea.
..
......
If you
recently |)rui)h nn() nj le r , | lal w111, nlcohuL want a bargain call on ow ner. 209 E.
The Sanford plant has placed new
Would it not lie• agood plan for mlglJt he mentioned that as
will do ihls.
This often prevents tho p i o i , ht ri.,.r Sanford Flu 37-fon
m achinery in their west side loca t h e girls of this si,.,-tion to o r g a n iz e 5B,, tho ( rlm,*nn " nr , h *’
rganizt , ho DrBl lQ publilb lhnt im portant Item . m offccta. nll(1 oftcn whcn tho c h a r - , ; ' t
’ •Su,ll.,ml.'
------ l l i H
is t o s e r v e y o u r needs.
tion I u n d e rs ta n d to ta k e care of an cunning clubs?
of
uews,
the
victory
of
Alma.
At
one
j
ncterlstlc
Inflammation
ha»
become!
For
Sale—
F
arm
of
6
at
res. water,
It will help sell your
e x tra lo a d a n t i this will insure, t h e
tlmo tho iamdon newspaper« had to
it ,-an be reduced to alight „rm.ll house, a t
Moore's station,
city all the light needed.
Let us * Only u few years ago the auto
g
o o d 9 — t a l k t o th e
wait for th e publication of tho Gazetto iiuenslty by thq sam e measure. This price $2 000, Tc
$25 down and
have tho white way a t once and get was looked uj>on merely os an a d in order to secure such news of public 1 r n nnot be done, however, nfter the tr- . ¡ „ n ,.,. ,’ t j | (( Terms
people
[( month. The D II
it installed for the opunty fair.
.
^
reach. A n <jJ i vr fn*'junct for the pleasure of the rich. lm|K>rtance ns the Hat of caaunllles, ritntlon hns become Intense; vlgoroua , ,
• .1 F
Mi ( Iella ml
5
1a*s.h than u score of years ago when which the war office In those days sent washings are Impossible nnd alcohol
rn e n t in
th is
fu tp e r
pninful
Witch hazel water, followed Ht Moure's .a....,, m t s * 37-fit p
* T he decision in the Thaw case j even' the expensive machines were direct to Fleet street
is a reference ffui-k'
"Tt la the proud hoirwt of Messrs bv application of dusting powder. Is
allows what sometimes happens when • very, very crude, none believed th at
For Suit
L it |6, block 1 C am
to those w h o s e v .i i i b
litigants really get into u court thul th e use of t h e machines would ever ,,arr,Bon* who ,or morw ,htt" ono hun comforting. Halves are not well borno eron C ity. Price $50 down and $5
are
w o r t h supplying
knows some law und it recalls the become almost u n i v e r s a l- f o r th ere Jred and thirty years published the aa a rulo, and If tho poisoning hns n m o n th . Write Dr. S .^ D . Miller,
idea t h a t . l a w is a t once th e cryslnt- were two objectionable fentures: the London Gazette, that although kings reached a stage not controlled by 44 E. N inth St.. Jacksonville, Fin.
rrncK&flBrTiJSF
and cabinet ministers contributed to these treatm ents, It Is best to havo
izatiou of public opinion and the extremely high cost and the thH
37-61p
its pages during the tim e they pub professional treatm ent, as few, If any,
essence of com m on Bense.
cfticicnt service th e y gave, S tep by lished fho paper, nnd although thou of the Innumerable domestic remedies
If T h aw were sane when he es s t e p —or literally hound by bound, sands of employees were engaged on provo to bo entitled to reliance.
i»
LEGAI ALIVI 11!ISINti
**
caped he could he b rought hack and th e re came an era of excellence of tho work of producing tho Gazette, no
t!
F
O
R
R
E
N
T
tried for hreuking the law.
If he m anufacture i\nd
Cat Led Him Home.
<!
u reduction of official Hocrets sent to them for publi
NOTITE OF STo TKHo I.I'I It
Smith nnd Jones met In tho smoko
were Insane, then he is also to he prige until it seems now th a t n o t h cation have ever leaked out
A
mrwtmtf «*f th* *'“*k*
i'r«?* icimpaft) a r»if
The Gnzette Is probably tho only pn- end of a Pullman ctfr ono afternoon,
brought hack nnd replaced in the ing better need be desired,
of I hr m **«■■■■' *
For Ki'iit Room* with htrnrti. tiling undrr II»#
per which returns the original copy to nml during, a gabfost Smith referred
Held ftt the olLlmol *md cs»f|«**<at • ' *
position from which he escaped. In
703
P
alm
etto.
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Fiorici*,
at
10
n*irlodk
a rn **n H »<' I*
Hut for the* auto there would stilly jtB nut()0r„ along with tho proof. This to thu town Into which ho had ju st
either event it is the business of the
d«y id hswTthcf, A !» 1*1 * *“ k
moved.
be
millions
of
pries
adjacent
to
in
tho
case
of
communications
*t «Id um* ■» mt% • ••
stnto of New York to try tho ques
•-n,
For Rent
Several nice office drtrrminini
held by ih# *tockhol«lrrw uf
! 1
"Tho streets of tho blooming burg,"
thousands of growing cities still in from sovereigns and cnblnel ministers.
whether
or
not
the empiuti *ti*rW t*l •• ! !U«
‘
tion and decjjje it.
rooms
over
Yowell's.
Enquire
N.
P.
ho
.
oloquontly
described,
"are
tho
C'rmte Foropeny will le Lnrrrm*rd
their primitive state— for the ma
T he su p re m e court declares th a t
of
110,000.00
to
the
f\$tn
of
$
I
*
Yowell
i:
Co.
32-tf
crookcdeat of anything In that- lino
chine« have done more to improve
Activities of Women.
ESEÀL) .
Cîtofge A. IM o"
it cannot try auch a case on habeas
on
the
face
of
tho
earth.
You
may
not
suburban tracts than anything else,
Sr«?.
It Is claimed that women medical
F or R e n t— To refined couple, four Corpormt*
corpus proceedings. So t h e air is de
believe
It.
but
a
couple
of
days
a
fte
r
31»4t*Tiw
**
and rendered it possible for a busi students complete their course much
wo got thoro my wife had a cat th at nice room s. Excellent location. Ten
lightfully cleared.
ness man to reside at a considerable quicker than men.
•
NOTICE
nho wanted to lotto and told mo to tako dollars per m onth. No small chil
N 'o lire U h it r liy g u r u lh * ' 1 M *•»'
The
average
earnings
of
women
em
distance from his place of Occupa
•Hi
Sh u ltz , on lirtizll ot m y«elf. " >
1 The supreme court has I be tion. And now comes Lho. wnri— ployed In the clothing trade In Eng it over and leave it along tho river dren. Enquire R, Iieruld Office.
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about a mile d i s t a n t Weil, sir—"
13-tf
to th e c o u n ty comrol«*loni-r* ■>'
lieve passed on .the question of the where the auto la much in evidence land Is $2.12 per week.
” 1 so©, old pal." smilingly Interjected
County, Slut* ot Fiorili», »i thnr "*
Women among tho lower classes In
length of the term of ofilco of the for every purpose imaginable— and
meetlnf In J»nu»ry. to-wit. *>n l l " ' !'
tho other. "T hat's where you lost
F or R e n t— Five room house nice Ja n u a r y 5th. A. !>■ I » l & . t->r !**'• '
Seminole county officials and have the source of supply is, of course, Now York have started a crusade the cat all rlgt^t."
llah
a toll brldz* acruaa the Si J-■•■* ¡¡'
ly furnished.
Electric lights, tele at «rhat
la no* knu*n a» M»»'»' " 1 *'.
decided that they will hold until this country—which has succeeded ngalnet high rents.
"You’ve got a n o th e r guess',". re-,
den'» Ferry, to take the place an I
“
Women conatltuto only four per cent
1917. This being the cose it is up in turning out n product far superior
turned Smith. "If I hadn’t followed phone, good barn, chicken yard nnd «aid ferry, and .»Id Und*- «"
of the persons engaged In tran sp o rta
t
ha
point
on
.aid
river
"here
i
h.
!"'■
garden.
Apply
W.
L.
Harney,
c-o
to the officials who thought they to those made elsewhere. In one or
tho cat I would never havo found my
la. and on the Sanford and I'-t*1
*
tion In thla country.
R obbins Neat Hotel.
37-tf
the fit. John« river at that point Urm* ap
way back home."
were elected for lour years instead of der the British government Is now
Women a re now prohibited from
proalmalely fltleen hundred »<>•* l-’,
two to get real nice to the voters about to close u deal for 6,600 motor working between certain hours at
* Ida, and tba depth ol ih.- «»'rf bel«*
For Rent—Good seven acre farm, feet
approalroately from one ill to (lit —n
again instead of assuming the haugh trucks—and this will prove but the night In 14 European countries.
Long and Msrry,
barn and house, near Beck Ham- feat deep.
MICHAEL SH"I
ty air of the man who is in for a beginning If the pre:cndt conditions
In P ersia women are forbidden to go
A short life and a merry ono! Tho rock Station, known an Castle Gar
3S-Tuee-4tc
long term. This means that all of shall long continue.
unveiled in the presence of any man most fallacious quip over uttered.
den.- Addrcia Cora C. Holliuger,
our officials will run for office again
but her husband.
Why need a llfo be short to be mer
Jad»e. Seorlaolr I oe.ir
1205 Center St., Canaatota, New In Costi af Caonly
Slate ef Florida
A
Pennsylvania
woman
paid
$26,000
in two yean and the fpn will atart
ry? Rativer mqko it a long and a York.
In ra Catata of
Did You Every Drink Perryf
12-tfc
to a beauty doctor to make her a
“ H E ’LL P U E N T 'E M “ — SO SA Y S S A U N T E K E R .
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The Purpose of an
Advertisement
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sooner than expected. I hoar that
Did you ever drink perry? It !■ to
there will be many candidates for pean what cider is to applea, and al
the county offices and no man's job though It la Itttte known In America,
is safe.
tt la widely used In England and spe^
•
• • •
rial varieties of pean, which make
1 The man who can predict some especially good perry, a m grown for
—
thing cheerful is always assured of that purpose.
an audience, no matter whether the
prediction inspires faith or not.
Since the dec.aration of war it has
been pointed, out that hostilities
weht predicted by a number of as
trologer*, but to the present time
Leading American and foreign publi
only one has broken into print with
cations, with apecial Christmas And
a prediction relative to tbe end of New Year offer* by Curtis & Co., Seribthe war. Prof. W. W. Marah of nea, Honson-Bennett and other com
Cincinnati who enjoya quite a repu panies. Off with the old and on with
tation for ability to secure good and the new subscription. Call at once and
be ready when called on.
bad tiding* from the planets is out
with s prediction that the war.will
end In April and that the war will
be followed by an era of the great- Office Howard Land Co. ovor Post-Office
Wallace MagAine and
Periodical Agency
R. N. Wallace
I
merry ono. Thero’a moro sweetness
physical ornament to her home.
In a dollar's worth of sugar "than Id
Teachers in the Newtown. Mass., the lump or two that goes In the oofkindergarten schools receive only $300 fee at dinner.
a year salary.
A long life and a merry one, sanely,
usefully, wholesomely merry. That
Is the life. Tim other counterfort
Waterproof Csmsnt., « '-,v
It Is said thal the -United States maxim.- came when youth and folly
artny engineers have long used the fol first tasted the quick dregs that come
lowing mixture for waterproofing co to those who try the ahort and merry.
A short life and a merry one! llah!
rnffst ; One part of cement, two parts
of sand, three-quarters of a pound of There's no’ such thing, unless It he by
dry powdered alum to etch cubic foot accident—the chance cutting off of a
of sand. These are mixed and dried, life that wa« to have been a long
and to them la added water In which life and a merry one.—Kansas City
baa been dissolved three-quarters of n Star.
pound of soap to each gallon. Thla. It
Benedict's Dilemma.
is said, is nearly aa strong aa ordinary
"You seem to be haring a struggle
cement and la quite Impervious to wa
ter, and does not effloresce. For a over that letter."
wash, a mixture of one pound of lyti . "Yes; I want my wife to think 1
and two pounds of slum In two gallona miss her, but l don't want her to get
of water la often used.—Scientific to feeling so sorry* for me that ahell
hustle home."—Kansas City Journal.
American.
For Rent—Two big stores on
Esat First street. Joe -DoMont,
Coca Cola Cqmpany.
24-tf
decaaaed; and that at the »■*»•
prêtant my «nal arcounla »• •»•vvt
a
celale and aak for their »Ppr«**'
Rooms for Rent—Three unfur ■aid
Dated Noeember llth. A. !»• •» ‘
* CHAHLCS W .8 C H |S lk .#fi
nished rooms well located, ‘ inquire i
at 206 Third St.
28-tfc
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FINANCIAL HTATEMENT «MONTHS PERIOD, ENDINO JUNE » . IH 4. HPF.nU. T*
hClKXlL DlfmtlCTS, SEMINOLE CXHINTV
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�THEY A1Œ COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915
SEMI-WEEKLY
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TH E SA N FO RD H ER A LD
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HOTEL FOR SANFORD
N O W SEEMS ASSURED
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
S A N F O R D — Li f e /.* Wotth Living
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JVM VIM l. 1915
It. V 1* t Banquet
T onight at the It.i i>t t-t Temple
the It A [' t
will install m of
ficer» tor the next six month*
After
the installation will be nerved an mformnl fruit banquet. All t hose a t
tending are expected to bring a
pound or other q u a n tity of fruit*,
-mils, etc.
T he following program will tie
re n d e re d ;
l l i f i n at *7 :!0
Pr esent ntlon of t}.ive|. p
Fort
son.
Accept Gif vet, Mi** Ctarn Milieu
Song, " Laiyalty to U h n -t ’
Æ
NO
ELKS’ BANQUET AT EAGLES BAL MASQUE
SANFORD HOUSE GREATLY ENJOYED
At enllon, Sant drd lb*)»
At the coming county fair there
will be p ut-on forsyou a great I’uahtuobile Race ip_ yarn of your own
make
Here will be th e chance for you to
■
how
what you can do in th e car T H E
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T H E
SANFORD
LO DG E E N
g ig a n t ic
r e a l
e s t a t e
S O U TH
IS
S H O W IN G
building line of your own invention.
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M A R K E I) IM P K O V E M E N T
Prize* will be given Hi the team
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t h i s
W EEK
making the fastest run over a given
IN
AM. TRADES*
trail, ami to the t r a m showing the
Celery C ity Aerie N’<> I W t i* one ¡ best ajul m u test Imi tit cur
T h e (mirth annual stag supper of
A m l n t n t r deal, t h a t hu* given
Columbus, Ga., J an . I.-— T h e I n
of the most irrogressive bulge* f <í
I ndi-r the rules c.ll pushmobilr*
th
e
Suniord
Lodge
No.
1211
ibmev‘«litt satisfaction u> this co m m u n ity
dustriai Index *ny* in its issue for
o le n t and P otective Drder of Elk* Eagle* in th e >puth -anil no! only ,,iu-.t lie built entirely by jhe owner,
1Bd that is t he cause of much rethis week
w a* held a t file San fo d I Lume on has a large membership but a mem except the running gear, which m ay
when
ialnnc * m closed t hi«"Tiie evidences of business im‘Wednesday evening and about one 1 ber*lnp th t embrace
men (rrtiii 1be purchased
All boys compet i ng
(ntjri' holding* of t h e Holden
provetnem and the #promises of
Q u a r t e r l y Reports
hundred member* sal down at the every walk o ' tile and when Celery
'hi* .race must be below Iti yeuç9,
jtii) L' tale Co-, and the m a jo rity of
great prosperity in the im m ediate
A w a r d Pennant to H e n G r o u p
fvptu
ho.id.
T
hey
were
seated
a
t
City
Aerie
»t:
rts
:
om
olhinV
it
jsj.°np
buy to ride a n d , s t e e r the car
lit stock ol the Sanford Hotel Co.
future urè so suhstantiai th a t th e
In tro d u c e New" O Ulcers.
long tables th a t wore the ful length bound to In* a big success, in Keep-I :,,»d non t>ny to push th e asme
w r» »old lo a «Meric of Florida
beginning of th e New Yenr will be
Song. ' ‘Volunteer* “
Now get busy, boys, and »how
of th è din ng room nd thè ollicors In with their regular custom San»piiiliitf through n . D. W aring ««f
m arked by a confidence which would .
Read new Group Membernf th è lodge ai tu he head of thè ford Eagles have their anmU'l nun»-jwhat you cun do as mechanics
as trustee. T h e deal wait
U»»»w»ia b!» ■*«*!«•*v-«indcr normtri e o n - , L ^
"
Banquet.
laide an thè right.
querade ball T hursday
night in ttheir
nursoay uignt
nnr
aide through the real e s ta te agency
..million*.
. . . .*
* * - *
¿yc.lLj.Ut .piu., waa tl*t>. pire**- d*.- r%- d e c a n t quartor.« in th • -R m v-w or-M
" I t dia» been several week» »ince
tin have preceded tt I f l L I l t L l ì U L L i E t L L U D
I sistance and it wns on Th e tnbles in and like those that
the liu-ine*i* depression caused by
the
alTiiir
w
;n
thoroughly enjoyed
all
of
it*
p
o
'cine
gh»r>
wjth
un
ti|>ple
ton is given, to this gentlem an v v U l i 1 1 L A I H U l I d
the war in Europe reached its lowest
irt ion
III thè m ou'h ol e agli little porker. l.y tin- large irowd present
tho ha* been working on the deni
|M»int. and u gradimi ¡m piovem ent
Hushm'b' famous orchestra <rom
I Tlu-y xi 1 *• munì dia e
carried nut
J»f HVtral weeki
Mr. W ¡»ring is a
was begun.
Though the im p ro v e
to tie ca Ve up and the meal was Del.and furtildied t tie •*-••»•............
frtfmaivc citizen
Osccol county
m.i-i
..mi1 ( i k o r g i a R o y s g a v e a f i n e ment has not been rapid, it has been
In fir-t couple
-------: t lien placed on tu- I th e itanked f nut th t me t ha
nnceUMtii'. and now the evidence» of
u d ha* accomplished m uch in th at
E M E R TA IN .W E N T Al
* 1 "im ■I-*- ,*rr..> "I good »tipped •• it.- iloo, u n i t L-- win*
it are ihrotiughly apparent.
«ant) in the |n**i twelve month* THE G \ s I* VR11 I \ ( El Ell R \ TH E TE M P L E
thing* to eat and drink
th a t the lie* and belt» unnoiin ed tile dawn
‘Une nf the must satisfactory anti
j, building ami Other valuable propT I O N W ILL A L S U
HE
\
laiy
enjoyed
!
ti
banquet
wa
at
of
the
N
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1
e..r
dancing
in
a
I
itsubstttntiul features ol this evidence
^ r,j. mil hi- acquisition to Sanford
e ted by the lettg.h uj iine spent I forms was llidul ed m by the
l o il» lirst concert in Florida t hè i» the resum ption of operations on
F L O R ID A FA IR
md that of 111* associates will mean
a
he
table
and
m
etry
jest
and
(couples
young
and
old.
Waltzes
anti
Merrer
University Glee CI idi of lull tim e nf m anufacturing e s ta b
aucb to this city an d co unty of
i|U
i>
w
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pa
*ed
th
a
t
aided
tlige*¡two
step*
th
a
t
never
grow
old
were
M
um
n,
(¡a
, Tue*day night in Saii- lishm ents thut have been running
Stminole.
T a m p a , Jan. I
At t he n - q lient cif tin It
ditiiccd ..nd almi lite Intesi siepi» ford inude u decided impreasión w it li on short time, and the resumption of
The plan* of the new owner* of t Jur T ain|ia Hoard of T r a d e and
in-auliful
mn»t|tn<r;nle Inciti lover* of m listi
T h e enneert operatimi- by some industrial plant*
[luring ibe hanque ali excellent T h e many
tfcb valuable property a re at the T a m p a Rètti Estate H o a r d, the .out
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given
il,
the
1'einple
llnptlst that have been closed. Ill smile i n11f i tie ■■r.l 111 III po -1 .1 o I
' pmrnt unknown hut it i* u nder
ty
com missioni rs ••I 11 ill*i-*f--ugti
and
Ilo*
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cloni
waa
riot
of
otur
litifch
mol
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g
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t
i i l t he » stance*
m a n uf a c t u r i ng
plitnt»
are
i-ntig on xioli' i-t
* cl < a'* u >■ Mailoodtha! they wdl tear d o w n I In c ount y
have my Med the coniine
and
e
ie'-troiii
of
moving
(nrm"llegiatcbeing
opefftteli
overtime
to
till
t
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lUll-lc
hotel known as t h e S a n sinner* of ttie twelve c c,|ll I Fl or idi I I h » tu ; i » ,ifi: I
ir
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V j I fi*« HIT h t It
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orde r lor their product*
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ford Ron M‘ ,4 ' *1 ere«! a m o d e r n hot e| i .■■111,111. In li.i ye
Tildi Imi* ■ i • !
11i' *»f
t hi
h i ’SÎ
f i Mi r i i ! i r» »I ! « ; IJ ■ \ 11 t *f men
'T he exportation of cotton eon\\ .
*i,
- o ■- " .i ' -i 'i»d h»r 11
IB kreplug a i h the mal er i . l l ..<! •led •r- •!i' :■!•!<• i n i b i i ' • . » >' i•.'Uj.
iimislng
tiv
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t i.vjr i tin»? nit
T.Mir «*í ( ¡i qi r^m 1 1 nues to increase
Th e r e i* i m
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s*o 1udu ■» M i
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provement
in
the ' umher
trade
guild
ligarw.
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Kl'
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erty of the Holden Real E s t a t e Co
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litili
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i
un- K usine*» w a - hetier just prior to
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11 k
and w ere n uliVu/ui.l number» thttt were
»nr-1 C h r i st i n a « holidays than xxw ex»bout f lun.oim and the new’ owner- i ni y al. I lie date* ol w hi ch an- I * ti lo I l e f.rnlher- la gr.i-t;llg .lineili,*- , I he •
hi ¡tig dec orai *<1 t o ubi
pllCI-IOg
peclcil
t*11 it
reporled that till*
.-i|
that
le
wanted
>"
henr
f
om
i-.n
h
°
f
«bp
till place tin* on the m a rk e t and |
u T rp rn / f f n / h n ir
MADE A GREAT HIT
& 4 Ä Ä r $ f fiiINTY EXHIBITS *'
SHOWN IN TAMPA
tilt abo tmild mat > house* fer r--nr
aid for - ib- 'Mi the easy pay nielli
ptin In fiic' they in te n d to be
rente ntifen* of Sanford and will
iroprovr every part and parcel of
their fci.l . (...it .i* *ooii us possible
There
no . it , ill 1 he soul tl t hat
need* * large rim item lintel a- badly
u Sanfonl ami the a ntiopni I'liu nt
that xt last the city l* to be supplied
nth one wdl tie heralded far and
**«r hy the commercial nn-n and
touri«t* ai.ll next .season will witness
in Modue to t tie city th at i* rielil.
tndoxiul vri h *o inahy n atu ra l ad
rili,r v I. to III I »I. Ill*|\ •
I III » H l i p
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» a r mv a l
leasing new - j i. i fu i nation, a ud in ■.11
ship foi dor-
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BUSINESS RESUMES;
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Olid ami .111 ci diir g of rar- brut her •»( i lie late H r I* 1» h i l l o c k ,
I till'- w t,M ’ preset-,i.t .-I \l - r. i»' l 1 i v- r-tt X
i « a
had I«
Ite v *ni ir g- I I . Ill an p .i-lol ol I (|C
t i.t
I lc...|de ItaptlM c hu r c h I- .1 nati ve
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reni e- 1 a te me a to la lo- (large "I 1 lie
ret -aid -Olttet Icing
c xtilluitpjmrt unit y givcii 1- t .1 In
I. i m p - o| I It I .¡rid
tii-fi -p,->-* .*t-' I ini in for .ut mi--*-'e
I
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(
lark
" I i m . do \J r W h i t n e y
I h " pian t - mg piir-du tuie <>1 .111
.G eorgian and a former j-tudeut -of
J jui A m .irltn»T nt H m u - r i at
t
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M -rcer
Me had charge nl bringing
i. 1’ Hagun,
Al m a . W h er e D o
You
L i v e ? " tin» young men Irorn his alma m ater
ut Kili'li
w di le- c»t a till*lit-d —I- t !'•• and >iint*-r*l. Hon
McCrnry of I» Lami. C ru e will In- presented al 1 hi' Imperlili
cetnent rover ed situare, -x>mpose*l nf Cha..
to y-unford
Upon arriving in San
E
II
Row,ami. Ernest 1 11- ..!•
ll-iw-'t*. f r ui i - and v i-gt-l atiles end Hu m- ,
I a li "I I
tord the M-rc«r hoy* fourni a minivs I ! tl Mill*
tt u- » il! !>c I» ,1 ut 1 1ilily i ti ul u ma i •d
T in - (a jv i\
tu r of people willi whmy tltjr'» w*fé
I
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•
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l iturgia I here
Sag
rm
toi mm - vi - iiitlv |ip to the n o r m a l
year- in
lime t ti le» of the s o u t h ec-t
Hu-iues* men are gratified and
111 i nirage-1 tba* now alter the worst
I ..- i - in’ - *r ' i * i
ni nl t t mn- ar
-I
, ,0 ■it had i ) tu.
il feared m i l
iJle ,
n ini' h i ng in 11,e hit Cre w it h
1 fin ci*.|i tld-oii-,
*" Florida ha* brokeii all record*
fi*i i w , i k m i tie .immiti t »- f citru*
I rmi
s(ilp|ied. Saxaiiiiall* - x p o r l »
f-*r a we-'k were thi rd in value for
rfn- eitle« of the \ilrinln seahnafl!
Receipt* of cotton ut Savannah on
December 2 2 established a new high
TinUgrt
there for a day tin* season Several
Mr. Waring and his associates will
| million feet id crossile* are being
•be In the city today and look ovei
I shippeiî to i-asti'm (siri* of this
the ground |ir*-|mralory to th<- hotel
i uu itI ; »hr ug (’ 1 I,- i»ir I id I'em. u
dnl xml new* of tlieir f ut u r e plan*
, "1.1 I t" 11 d i I . - v• *1111 - ar-- to-1II g
will hr given to l t e ||. raid .it ..
disi ur- ' I in T to- payment
itiviliter dit.
-ien-ts hy i . mk*. industrial e s t a b
The ......pje ol this city will give
pa
, i -- t ut of ! »**■ tew pia , ■I " d
\\ I, al- ' l e 1 v t ilol a ■ 1 "
ii - I
Were other Sanford young men who lishments und other business instituy
them a warm welcome a n d iishii
ini H- -1 wi li h Ice mg thap an- the blase theatregoer of the m e t r o p
tionn. A new cotton mill is to be
fort w di he Iliadi' to Ini in a N Ulti
have friends at M errer
them in every way t t ^ q l a r l the new
o h-r good titne hftcF b eli dd*;d to olis.
T he Georgia collegian» were* highly placed in operation at Alexander
F l or i do Assotiation ( or thè [lurpo-tr
bate!.
th è li«t nf thè Sardo
odge of Elk»
George V Huhiirt wrote ili- »in- plcased with tln* Land of F’Inrwer» City, Ala , and a plant nt B runs
i»f h a v i n g a »mali hut ereditatile
11 -sfili American vit - uiii lin-und thè
especiallv so w il h Sanford. ibi* wick, ( i n . which give* em ploym ent
produci ex Ili hit in T a m p a eaeh winWhile City E'enole C elebrate
Death of I rifuni
it, 11*11 of
teun Uri quel
Ui-tt I* licit-g t(" greiVte-l l'ili-rv ¡uni tettile-' 1o ipm -• than two h 11mired people
tet ■her<’iifti,r
T h e iis.**»ci.itKiu will
R o y (Arson, tile infant *nu ol Mr
wdl resume operation
R a n k -c le a r
tu i in ti 1lieti t Imfouglily t In d a in i ..... ..
|,r<i,>ii<ii>g seclion
in
1 Inworld
The White City pro pic of Geneva tmt l>e or ganiteli tur proti! Imi it iI
mu!
Mr* It I' Rowers died at the
1 t fiat m a s t e r ’* w e t k a m i f> pt III- 1 |,,.v i n. ol e s e x e r u l -ut-- 1 r i p- lo t h è ing» a 11*I ¡Misto Hi*-** receipts at Rirjoir-rd in a dinner on C hristina* day hoped thut arrangernetii* * .in t-e
t (iev p i a n o n mrnghit m *how 1n-'reuse* a* c o m
it tlf hi 1me V * 1 K Donley Ttiose macie Wherebv thè -xpet.s. " ( ex i H ' - w . - r - I m m - un Mag. ml l . . . averne . " i c e d y t o t h è h i g h - - t r . i nge* "I „ u r r o u r n h t i g ---iirilrx
¡.ur» .(
■'1!, »■• g'Ml g I" It*» kso tl Xtile ||> »Hint next pare*1 w it li |u*i , ,»ur
M ii*ipresent writ- Mr Reed Dooley a n d hllnt mg etti Olirti .bx .(-• ......- . t e . | W . dnesdav m - r n m g a i f n n ’eU.rk
, •
Mr »,.* k
In the m eantim e they will
I i1 n,. "(ne.
" mi <0 1 u r r - d troni t tu* r -1 »»umcd l*y xiilgur surrounding'
hndtr, as guest* of honor, Mr ami l'un tie borile li) ' (largii.g " .olmi"Am ong th e item* of construction
*
or
liv
'
de
l
i
r
e
\S eil iiesday
ttlternuon.
Dr
Unhurt retained all the -harm **( !t|- 1,,-¡*r at Kissimmee. Ft
Meade, work to In- dune, a* reported tills
Mn Henry Hurley, Mr a n d Mrs Sion fee ol live or ten rent
He also* t real -•<! the .1!
<*ihi*r point* *0111)1 of Sanford week, arc
H 1 Tarbel, Mr and Mr* Newell selling th e fruits ami vugetable* -It* ltrnw idee ol I he l'resliyterìtin ehurch tl-*- music
<•tlici.it 111g Interm ent was made in way* hum orous French situation».
Tbe young men will make Rartow
TmM. Mr* G raham , Mr
Dew- played instead of casting them .--id" A p a rtm e n t house. A tlanta, Ga.:
La hex lew cemetery.
in a delicate m anner.
1S a tu rd a y flight and spentj Sunday hank building. Valrico, Fin.: bridgea,
kun!, Mr and Mrs H H I’altiThosm behind the m ovem ent claim
Little
Royhad
only
been
here
a
<J>j 1I, Mr and Mrs L A Sheldon, th a t S o u th Florida hr » m ade n finer
Miss O l i a Mavis, the Australian i here, singing at th e . various churrh- Augusta, Ga., and Jacksonville. Flu.;
Mr and Mrs Fern Tarbel, Mr and impression thun ever before Wurin few weeks to glndden the heart» of cniuedic one has been selected f«*r —s
Monday they go to Lakeland, hotel building. St Augustine, F'la.:
Mr* John W adsw orth, Mr. and Mr* the period of nation wide depres In* parents and the tendril» of love the role of ."Alma." and her »up- Tuesday to T am p a ami Wednesday factory buildings. Homestead, Flu.;
M E DooU-y: the Misses T h u s a sion resulting from th e o u tbreak nf were sirejuly growing around their porting com pany c*in»i*t» of well to Plant 1 ity At Rartow t Aey will and Union Springs. Ala.: roads,
Tirbel, Blanche PattDhall, Georgia th e 'E u r n p e a n win and financial reg heurtai rings- when this choice flower known New York play*«*
'b e in the hands of
Prof. Jam es Lam ar county, Alabama and Quit™tith*l|, J e n n r tt a Sheldon: Messr» ulatiun at Washington, and th at til- was taken to Paradise
The latest Parisian Tango ;,..d C hapm an, member of the Summer man county. Georgia; arrangem ents
1‘otlishall, I’aul Dooley, Newell resources and advantages ol the sec And Oh, when aw eary, may we lie Hesitation dances have been added «'»'“ 'tu te and a member of the Mer are being pr rfccted Mor erection of «•
so lilest,
,
He ha* a n u m city hall at Rartow, Fla., and hid«
Tubel Covers were laid nt th ree tio n .c a n best lie »Mown by 1 Me [ire
lu increase th e charm ->( the pièce -•«■r t.'lub lust year
ber of social functions planned for have been opened for erection of u
tables for tw enty-seven guesta and a d ila tio n ol small but varied a n -1 A n d smk like the innocent child to if such a‘ thing were n e c e s s a ry ’
rest.
®o*t bountiful dinner was serv ed — d ila tio n u( small but varied and
the boys from the "Cracker" s tale
i,u j|,tjn|! il( Savannah. Ga
Tickets now on sale til Philip*
U Ini*-1 he it niera, y hnsiiot ..... .. corn I
¡on contract*
» «mhlnation of notthern a n d »outh- creditable product
exhibit-'
All And feel ourselves clasped to the In
'.instructinti
contract* have
nave been
imité hreasl
Wn rookery
T h e house wn» chiwry South FloriW a counties have been ip
.... .
•*'
" '* v" r>
,hnl (aw arded as follows. Ilo.pitul buildThu* over a hap p y home th( o ngreg,ilio lini I tilirch
»In* M-Tier hoys wdl go to St Pr- mg euui|»nici>r*about $35,000, Au
*ilb holly and mistletoe a n d th e viteW to |>articipnti
shallow of a little grave ha* fallen.
true Christ mas spirit prevailed
The
This church wish............ ..
New , tersburg next Thursday night and gusta. G n : hotel building, B u en a
and. as has been said, it is wondeiiul
.
They are to Vista. F'la ; paving, St. Augustine,
Di-Land Friday night
afternoon was s p en t in joyriding and
P rese n te d With Jew dl
'
’ .....
1 ear to all right intent toned citixen*
how
h
m
e
,a
shadow
a
little
grave
can
,
.
,
’'WHni, >TUi jn (be evening th e
make
Tilton.
Gu
.
on
their
re tu rn to F'la Ji'wir and water works system s
If. E. TolaY, the j*o|>ule.r cashier
v
of Hanford
.
Milcoii. but it I* po«»ihlr they will and electric light plant. Ray Min
P*Ry fxlhered at the home of If 1'. of the Peoples flank was presented throw
This brantjlul baby I fe was so H not m*w a member of any Sun-, go by Sanford over the St Johns
Tarbel, where u most in te re stin g with a beautiful Masonic jewel yes
^
tin,| m
Tlf cite, Ala.: th e a te r building. W est
Propam of various enjoyable fea- terday as a token of t h e deep regard precious « 0 froughl with blessing to day »rhool you are cordially
Palm Reach, Fin.
giving their- fa s t' eon
tar« WIs listened to, concluding and esteerp ip w^tch be i»si u l d bfc his .piirentp that he »e.ejned a flot»,«r «•» -become such w.th u»..ft|id t a k - up ^
"A pplication has been rqadc for
of Purudise perm itted to bloom for u
l ^ e New 1 ear a s y stem atu cert Monday night
..Aith S' repsgt 'o f itintlWicheii, salad, the Spnford Masons.
Mr. Tolar
franchise
for establishing elect lie
brief
reason
by
th
eir
side,
then
restudy
of
th
e
Bible
Program
**" *n<I coffee
Tho p a r ty »e|iar- served Sanford
Lodge ns Master
light und |Hiwcr plant* in Ray Virw,
called
to
its
nature
skies,
leaving
the
Are
you
am
ong
the
one
th
o
u
s
a
n
d
,
u
arR.,.h
at»d at a lato h our
Brewer
and th e jewel wa» p resented to him
Green Spring» and Safety H arbor,
earth roud for th e m dark and lonely person« w anted in the Sanford S u n - .
Club
for the faithful perform ance of his
F'la. Ice plants will be e»tah!ished
indeed. t
1
day .schools (or the first S unday
1 v , „ a l Solo. T he Home
Ti men Union Special
responsible duties In t h a t position
ut
Hom estnead, F’la.. and Union
tl\e New Year who have not yet
|| p Fleming
Tbe Times. Union special is out The jewel is the regulation type "t
Spring«,
Ain.
M iam i. Fla.', will es
alii!
ated
with
the
Rihle
:
tudying
Roia
ry
Nevln
Mr». J. W. linrnea tq Read
* ' ri
P*grs a n d is well filled with Masonic em blem of gold badge em
tablish
a
d
e
s
tru
c to r plant.
Jordpn, C a rv e r,’ McLcakey, Film ing
On next Sunday evening at 7:00 peo|* e?
‘“ sciiptive w riteups
of
different bellished w ith pearl a n d ehnspcl ef
stock of $5 0 .
The com m union of the Lord's Ruautiful Ship from T oyland Friml
o'clock Mrs. J. W. Barnes will read
i j 1* °I the s t a t e . Sanford P.nd t h e feet and bears the n a m e of the re
nl St ( ' h - nt l ,
silplier
will
be
nbsi'rve'l
n«'\t
Sun
M
r
Jones
arid
Ul
ub
Mr. Tolar is very proud " T h e Other Wise M a n " by Henry
^ erT Delta has several tinges a n d cipient.
I.am ar <'m i n i \ . \;.i . V*>t c*i
It - a Long U<mg Way n* Tipperary F’la
T he public generally Jjy morning
of
id*
N
e
w
Year's gift a n d can he \ no Dyke
ffncl am ong them are th e cclciy
s.
.uni
Duncan,
J--iu*.
Mcla*sk**y
.
.«
ampb*
II
in
vii
ed
to
hear
her.
Prof.
J.
R
Please
let
who are changing th e ir tut e pardoned f"r exhibiting it t-> hiwefe form ed
A n- Imre-U
,
it sun
\\ iftniau. director .of thu church iriviol of the chun-li ¡-t.-n to I"* |-r--*?Wt*hst nnd now cruve publlcit;-. frieuds.
stu
cks aggreU ul.
music tu*» arranged r a special pro-| Blll ul. the annual b u s o -» incetin;
*w
ago tho growers ol this
gating
$195,000
We Meet Again
Anonymous
gram of song »uitubla to the re ad next W ednesday night
**Rion ««re so extreemely moder.t
New Year's S e rm o n
Negro Sermon
Selected
Next
Hunduy
night
nl
7
o'clock
th*
ing.
at thry W |,r o R V e r , c t 0 advertlslt g
Rev. George H y m an , pastor of
Mr Coo p e
W. J. Merrill was in the city yes•
Dr.
Van
Dyke
is
perhaps
the
next
musical
preiudo
will
be
given,
«» kinds b u t th ey stem to have the B ap tis t church will deliver a
lle
Uoppah
Moon
•
Shelley
torduy
shaking hands with ids m any
wit the
shell and
unit come
m m » fcil'ti
tote. special New Year serm on on next world'* -greatest living writer und special music is being prepared fo,
«he abell
forth into
J o rd a n , C arver M cLcskey, F’lemlftg friends.
Mr. Merrill was formerly
"
T
h
e
O
ther
Wise
M
a
n
"
is
ono
of
the
O
craaon
Also,
a
t
th
a
t
tim
e
a
brijht light of publicity. The Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock. The
Vocal Solo, The Slavs t i o n g . . . .'......... with th e S outhern Utilities.Co. here
hla
gteaYest
productions.
short
series
will
bo
offered
for
the
<d*> ha» Hrn. J. N. Whii- subject will be " R in g in g ' O u t and
—
bu t is now aaslstant m anager of tho
' •
P a y t o n Jones
opening weeks of the New Year on
r- - Oory ol the cattle industry of In ." You are welcome to a tte n d .
Old
Southern
S
o
n
g
.
L n k c E u d Co., packers and rffarkotth
e
s
u
b
je
c
t.of
"
G
ro
w
th
"
Ttlias
M
Idred
Cla
k
of
T
a
m
p
a
is
^rerida apd U gdod in many wtya
S u nday school a t 9:30 a. m.
en* 61 F io n d a fruits and vegetables
"Lullaby
^
, t . Brahn
All
are
cordially
invltod
to
ail
ol
Will prove valuable
t
h
e
j
p
i
o
t
of
her
cousin.
Mis*
Jim
mie
rauti
t‘to t h e
“
' P. U. at 6:00 p. m . •
Club
und i m aking l a k e l a n d his h o m * .___
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TUE HANFORD HERALD
PAG K POUR
.JANUARY I, mg
nation-wide interest. Expert tes
THESANFORDHERALD atimony
was called for a n d Ernest A.
give the s t a t e th a t p u blicity It so
much needs, and would induce thou
sands
to com e here who are consid
S
herm
an
of
Cedar
R
apids,
and
Jo
h
n
R. J. HOLLY. Editor
ering
other
places.
.
M
acVicar
of
Des
Moines,
became
Its
W. M. HAYNES, Barine— M anager
*■-«■
When lands In n o r th e r n states
exponents.
They cam paigned over
PuMbKfJ Kv»cy TiwwUjr »ml PridMPÎ • the U n ited Stateh nntl spread the reach a price too high for purchase
..■« <
reach a price too high for purchase
gogpehof commission rule.
'I
and the prom otion o j fa rm crops,
Legislation
perm
itting
cities
to
f / .
B P B S C K IP T IO N P R IC K . IN A D V A N CE
adopt commission governm ent has then the fnrm er must go to another X
ONE TKAR..........................
*U>® been passed in O klahom a, Kansas. locality an d secure new land in a
SIX MONTHS..........................
1-1»
H EN O LD A (iE com es upon a man and lijtyls him w ithout
THREE MONTHS ......................................... « Colorado, Idaho, California, Iowa. new cou n try , and develop it as hi*
forefnthets
developed
th
e
bind
he
is
Missouri, West Virginia, fjouisinna,
sources, it is usually not because he failed, to earn enough, hut
?
A>*lltrtrd la Ih» Ois b» Carrie« SÏ.00 l*er Tear In Tennessee,
i
In this way he not only
Wisocnsin,
Minnesota, leaving
because
he failed to save. It is the m oney that you save that
Advaar» ar 20t. I’rt Month
North
Carolina,
S
ou
th
Carolina,
j
earns
a
living
for
himself
a
n
d
family,
rarm. nl> In Ad»» are Maat II» Mad« at t Hilf*
will m ake you independent in ¿Id age. We cordially invite your sav
A labam a,
Michigan,
Washington, but every y ear is creating greater
ings account in any am ount.
E a r n e d Aa B e w a d -C ta « » M all M ail»« A a fn a l 22nd M ontana, New Jersey- and M assa and greater values for himself and *
f
IMA. al ih» P oatarirk* a l S ta ford. F lo rid a .
L an d that is tilled and
chusetts. Florida would have a d o p t family.
C a d rr A rt a f M a rrh I rd . I I Î I .
ed a sim ilar legislation a t the 1913 made profitable grows co n stan tly in ♦
♦
TtirpW* No. u s ' session hud it not been for the fail- value, and every lime a farm er takes
Offlr. la Itrrald llaUdlaf
4
: uro of t h e members to the legisla- fifty dollars from an acre, he is not
drawing
a
n
y
of
h
b
principal
of
land,
ture
to
fully
appreciate
th
e
im
p
o
rt
Now’ nil h e a rts turn to th e new
\
♦
hut udtling ito its value.
y e a r. It is b e tte r to make good res ance of such an a d v a n c e d step.
Florida has openings for millions f '
o lu tio n s even il they do not last t h a n There is hope of having th e laws so
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
H. E. TOUR
R R UFAS
of
farmers. T h e soil an d t h e climate
changed
a
t
the
next
session
next
to bo careless a b o u t even try in g to
PmUlrnt
XIre-Prrrid* nt
I'utiirr
*Ml « «shier
are
here,
a
n
d
wo
are
n
e
a
r
t
h
e
great
year
w
hereby
each
m
unicipality
may,
be better th an before in purjiosc and
providing a majority of t h e electors market centers. We have every a r ♦
conduct.
so
choose, adopt the com mission gument in o u r favor, a n d only netd
— D-----♦
Bob Holly s ay s in the S anford > rm w ith o u t _the Useless formality the right kind of persistent, romfbt♦. f y ♦- ♦
and
d
e
la
y
of
securing
permission
ent
advertising
to
make
th
e
state'jl
♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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Herald th a t since gasoline went
from
th
e
s
t
a
t
e
legislature.
1
what
U
o
u
g
h
t
to
lie.—
Jac
k
so
n
ville
’
dow n to |3 ccrtta h b autom obile hits
.
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been wrecked.
W hen gasoline was
O
A DOUBLE STANDA RD
I
SO cents, and caith nt th at, his h a y WIST Sint ITfMS.
~
rm
*T
T
NOW
te d d e r * 1 * in running Older.
In
There are two very d istin c t cluksesT
o th e r words his car looks like t h i r t y of newspaper* in this c o u n t r y - two* j| with pleasure you are viewing any
Mr and Mrs Jo h n Badger nrcents now.— C learw ater Sun.
extremes - and the p ublic sets a
work a m a n is doing,
rived on W ednesday from T a m p a ,
It sure docs, wherever it is.
different s ta n d a rd for e a c h .
If yOU like, him; or y o u love him, bringing little M a r y with t h e m to
Just w hy. no ohe k n o w s — but It j
tell him now:
glnddcn the Ilah u n family for n few
T h e Sanford Herald has not been 1docs.
Don’t w ithhold your ap p ro b a tio n dwAiAi <r*o~4
jv a a
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<y. iis».'
Tw’. // n
ru a d jn fr tKc T a tn u i^ p ^ V 0^
rotyurnsfirviM uK ioa .»*.’ < fMVfh* V ^ d h ^ n ^ ' c /iA-ittor/
New s has been recel vèti t h a t Mr
ty r-c ‘ breach tmit i s ’ certain to have a decency a n d m oderation.
As he lies w ith snowy lilies o ’er his a n ti. Mrs Fred D ow ner have finally
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—
disastrous effect upon the quality o f ! Ot th e o th e i it requires nothing—
brow;
settled in Slayton, Mich
They say
Society
of
Musical
BeenWaitingfor
th o Herald if it is kept up. N e ith er it just t a k e s what is h a n d e d out. and For. no m i l t e r how you sh o u t it he ground, trees and houses are rovE d . L am hright h r Gilbert Leach or tooks for more.
_
won’t really carr a b o u t It;
«red u * th snow th e re *
Goode Guerry or Justin W orthlngTho g r r n t m etropolitan dally g"athHe won’t know how m any tear
Mr and Mrs J a m e s Smith and
ron or Hob B entley wrote a n y "w et
ers up t h e news of the world and
drops you have shed;
little I'hilis spirit Christmas tiny
stuff during the recent wit or d ry | t h a > new* is reati at th e breakfast j( y0 u think som e praise is d ue him, with Mr unti Mrs Alfred King
election. Their p apers were "on t h e 1table, or- during the d a y . or after
now's th e tim e to slip it to him
Mr and Mrs ( b e a r Snpiuclnon of
fence " and there U p't a man in t h e the evening meal
For he cannot reati lus tom bstone Brooklyn, N V , »topping in S a n
'h u n c h who likes t »> s *o lu» pup.-r o n
when lie's deatl!
The re a d e r seldom’ pauses to re
ford, spent Sunday very pleasantly
th e fem e in any issue
Miami Me-1 mini her th a t reporters miti I'd t t n i with N -I S te n stto m and family
t ro polis.
hate w arped and colored musch of More then fam e ami more t h a n tnonH a rry Rabun cam e over from Ft
Now just w ha t docs she mean b y tliat news u p to satisfy t h e public
cy is th e comment ^intl and Recti S u nday to sp end C hristm as
th at?
craving for sensations. I t m ay con
sunny
w itI) hom e folks
O—
tain a few grains of tru th a n d a few
And the h e a r t y warm ap p ro v al of
Mrs Charley Rivers and two ch il
Seminole co unty is working s t e a d bushels of fake.
a friend.
dren an d Mr» J u s tic e Butler ami
Tilt" c o u n try paper g a th e rs up the For it gives to hi« a »avor. ami it Madge ami Coley Woodcock came
ily townrds m aking the unnut.1 fair,
to he held in S anford in F ebruary a new» of th e home co m m u n ity anil
makes you stronger, b ra v er,
out from town Tuesday ami spent
That
great success
M any special fea sends it forth on press d a y
And it gives you heart anti spirit the day with Mr» Alfred King
tu res for en tertain m e n t and interest news must be T R U E , or tin* editor's
to the end.
Mr and Mrs F ra n k Hutchins.
will he included in the program am i reputation for veracity i» ruin ed am! |( |u- ,-aru s y our prise, bestow it d Messrs Cane and T ow nsend enjoyed
th o u sa n d s of visitors are e x p e c t e d Ids career of usefulness is at an end you like him, lei Inin know it;
a happy C hristm as at th e home of
Faults t h a t are condoned or e n
T h e county fair is an institution
Let the words of true encourage Mr and Mr» I 1, Wat kef
t h a t does nut go o u t of fasjluon. and tirely overlooked m the hlg diulv artment be said
Mr» ■ I I. Walker spent a few
it is alw ays a good thing for t h e Ulta ut immusì y condemned in the
Do not wait till life is over um l h a s days w ith, Mr uml Mrs A J Mrc o u n ty and town where it is held, humiile weekly.
underneath' th e clover
Cully al (lvicdo last week
n
' t h e only question ever being t h e
The city daily ojten builds up a
l o r he can not read his to m b s to n e
Alfred King sold hi» lettuce patch
a m o u n t of benefit
Sanford will he tremendous circulation by pandering
when he's d e a d :
for one dollar a h a m p e r in the (odd
re ad y to receive anti entertain t h e to one of th e worst elem ents m h u
Philadelphia Telegraph
Winifred Walker- spent the d ay
crowds on F ebruary 3 and the people manity th e insatiable desire for
O
with her sister. Mrs Hutchins Mon
of Banford know- how to make vis scandal
dav
itors enjoy them selves
Times
The c o u n tr y weakly builds up „» ? 4
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Union
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k
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(-M il LOIA SN A PS H O T
bullion of f a i l s in it» news mhimirv.*
O NE V IE W OF IT
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With ( ’«lia Mine- )<■»»« \\ dhnghnm and Alex l.oflu-. tin
by a rigid adherence lo tru t hfulnnsw ’
Five drunks hauled up in dry Or
Theater f m n p e i v arai Product um !»npt-rh Ci-mpenv I'- I\ H a p p y New S ear lo -t!l
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‘C-mlii ued from Puge 1!
Mil-, ('lever Dnricttig special l emure Ininnlm mg 'h. 1
l«n;b
one d ay; one h r wet "Vt in its Utterances \\
e are having some winter wealli
Ib-UnlK n Darci» One of t it« Few Town» This Compiti \
The
world
has
apparently
leltrned
Arkansas
arrived
last
week
m
iri-will
P etersburg in it week
It 1» a fair
Tampa mid Jiic|t»< nvillt. ui <1 Sei-ured I aider a Heav y (lu-irm
t«
expect
about
a
certain
a
m
o
u
n
t
.»pond
some
tim
e
with
her
p
a
r
e
n
t
s
1
’'f
,
'
l,,u
proposition, and the wets are entitled
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to t h e use of it. Of course it is not of fakcry, exaggeration, sensa tio n al-. Mr. and Mrs I A ( lark at i iieir
(■ M. Jacob» and family »pent
S p e cia l P r i c e s :
O r c h e s t r a 7 5 C e n t s a n d $ 1 . 0 0 . B a l c o n y 5 0 Cents
metro- country home.
She is alw a y s a
p ro h ib itio n but negligent officials in ism and sensuality in the
Christina»
Day
picknicing
at
the
O rlando, but results count and the politali daily— though happily t herèii-pleasant guest of her many friends,
Mrs Himmic Harrison
is
tin bridge between here and Geneva
wets enn ptoperly point to th e re are a few dailies that ure d isappointSeveral from Gennvu joined in the
ing
to
their
readers
in
this
respect,
charm
ing
guest
of
her
a
u
n
t.
Mrs.
sults in Orlando. —St. Petersburg
picnic.
. ru*
live» in liti» viciniti
I Miss ItlmM u f
th ey are d ecent.
J M. Jones.
Tim es.
Mr
and Mr» Gab« Long »pent,
t *r
Mr U
(
Gill and daiigliter. I '*' ivtuhtug ,r i
Of the c o u n tr y weekly it d em a n d s
Mr T J ' Spink» of T n lb v »pent
Wo fail to see th e negligence on
uti
(
hri»i
ina»
at
t
itv
pruni
ih"
gin-»!«
Mi»» Lulu left Saturday fnr Winter
xpern i., •
the part of the Orlando officials if th e traversing of the straight and several tiny« in "own. tin guest of
ol their daughter
Mr» \\
t* (inveii Wtiefe thev will spend Mr» , b 1 eliterllill im t I
. u
they ure arrested five to Pctrograd's narrow path the elimination of »ug his (Mother. Mr Z Spinks
T o w II -.*-11 «1
very
gratifying
1
«
Gill and M aster Percy to .«pend ihe
one.
lxmks to us like Orlando's I gcstive and questionable m u tte r
Misses Mary uml Elizabeth Slone»
Mr
uiitl Mrs,
Geo. Jacobs and holidays w ith relatives.
officara were strictly on the job and 1
publication of a sheet which uj« the happy guest# of their parlittle d a u g h te r, Evelyn spent C h rist
Mrs. H. M. Partin nnd stm. Nirk- riti alti iî c rin it ri ri
tutina
P e tro g ra d officers wero very slow. wuuld not s h o ck Christ if he c a m o lc n ts , Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Stones,
a
to earth.
Rev. A. L. H o p e and family, will mas w ith T hor. Hodge» and family olis Nelson* «pent Monday in Oviedo, j ^
a
a
Why the double stnndurd?
Mr», H u g h e y Partin, Mrs. S. A | 3
move this week to his ap p o in tm en t at Cocoa.
IN T E R L O C K IN G
a
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Partin
a
n
d
Muster
Lawrence
Partin
3
ut
Mascot.
Sam
m
y
Long
1»
home
from
Cocoa
T h e legislature m eets in April and
3
»pent
M
onday
in
Orlando
doing
tu
»pend
C
hristm
as
w
ith
home
iolka,
A
D
V
E
R
T
I
S
E
F
LO
R
ID
A
rit will be necessary to elect a sp ea k
Miss Jtnnit- H ope is ut hom e lor
Christmas
»hopping
M
r»
M
E
fnroh»
and
family
er of th e house. C a ry A. IlR rtcr,
As the New Y iat approaches and the holidays, m u ch to the delight
Miller C urrie of Ft Drum and
took I heir dinner and spent the day
of S uw annee county and korrest |>rings nearer th e next session of the °f her many friends
Clarence
C urrie of • o riu n d o are
with Mr and Mr» F M Siorv und
Lake ol Seminole c o u n ty are the Florida legislature, it i* lime to heMr» J Fred T u rn e r i» » le n d in g
spending
ChriMlmns with their
whose
elegant,
dinner
coin
I
nned
with
two prominent, candidates for tin* gin a plan of cam paign to »«cure an some lime at th e ('uniting House,
mother.
Mr»
Il W Tanner
that
of
their
friends
afforded
a
very
place.
T h e Sanford Herald wants appropriation from the legislature the guest of her sinter, Mrs. C ushMr
and
v
Mr»
Clayton Stewart
pleasant
Chrrstma«
dining
and
day.
Mr. L ake on th a t job und says th at t o advertise th e s ta te of F lorida in
Mm. J an e tte Bell and Mr Francis
spout
W
ednesday
in
Orla mitt s h o p
Mr.
an
d
Mrs
J
a
m
e
s
Osteen
of
" h a has a great w a y of getting t h e north and e a st.
Bell of Sanford s p e n t C h ristm as with
Kenunsville spent X m as with th e ping.
w h a v j c r he goes a f te r ." The T ele . There has never been a s la te Mr. und Mrs. U. G. Smith.
Thy C h ris tm a s tree end enter» J {»
lu tte r’s paren ts. Mr. und Mrs. F. M.
g ra m nas no preference to express nt directed plan of advertising for F lo r
M. M. Smith of \Vinlet P a rk was
Story.
tninment
at the school house T h u r s - l u g j
I jg h tS
SO
th U tim e , hut from tong acquaint i d a or any s o u th e r n state. California calling on friends in town d u rin g
afternoon
was
n
very
pleasant
und
1
Mrs.
\V.
S.
Borgard
of
Winter
ance w ith Mr. H a rd e e wc are strong h a s had som ething along t h a t line Christm as,
1
enjoyable affair.
Thi» i» th e first
in t h e conviction t h a t he, too, has n h u t not
Measts. Robert a n d Cater Law- C‘ * T' * n , 0,1,1 ^
t
ST y ” f
uite broad enough in, it
attem
p
t
at
anything
of this kind
Maitland
«pent
Christ
man
with
their
g re a t way ol getting whatever he scope, nnd y e t a plan out of which
to n * two fK,Pular ro11^ « ’ " ‘u ^ n U 1parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Story, for this scimol and much credit is
goes uftcr. In fact, Vo has conspic g re a t, results a n d benefits #for th. e j, are
s ponding the holidays with th e ir j MiM UeMe K c h n o r ' o l Geneva due the te a c h e r, Miss Sadie Itlarkuous tnlcnt in th a t direction and if s t a t e have com e.
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mother, Mrs. R. J . Lawton.
spent »everul days with Mrs. C. tJ. hurn whose untiring efforts m ad e It j C
he goes after th e sp eakership wc
M r. J. H. H a n n a h and family of Brumley at the C huluota Inn.
Florida has millions of acres of
a complete success.
th is y ear i s 1v o u d i i t i u e u a a v ^ t i t i e i c
a h o u ld n 't ‘h e d t a t e to h a c k ' him ns a good lands t h a t )invc never been Orlando were a m o n g the pleasant
Mr. C. S. Iirumtey of St. Augus
winr.er if wo wcio o f rhe betting to u ch ed by a plow. These lands are guests of the C ushing H o u s e .C h ris t
tine
spent C hristm as w ith his j>ur• kind, A hard m an to head off la
s u s t e »tilde of a high state of p rofit- mas Day.
ent» nt C huluota Inn.
• C a ry H a rd e e , and u n d e r an exterior susceptible of ti high state of p rofit
Clnrencc L. C a irn rs of De La ml i»
Mr. a n d Mrs. Billie Jacobs spent
a i s m o o th tat oilk l e has an in ter a b le cultivation und developm ent. jn town where he will engage in
Monday in Orlando nnd Kissimmee.
locking stool frame w o rk .— Lakeland T h p y can he m ad e to produce good business fof next few months.
Mrs. Prudence Long s p en t Xjnus
Telogrum .
cro p s of the th in g s that are now in
1. L. Cook, o u r populaY cashier,
V ery fire, but Lake has a 'p a te n t t h e greatest d e m a n d nnd are bring- who is also a lino shot joined u h u n t- in Ocala w ith relatives.
m o n k e y .xvror.ch t h a t lum ens up t i e ing high prices a n d prosperity to th e ¡ing p a rty C hristm as Day and. soon
R. T. T h ra sh er and family spent
hulls on th e .c interlccklng frames. s t a t e s tliat a r t producing m eats und returned with a loud of game,
FREDERIC It KANO. P tum cr
Christmas In Sanford w ith relatives.
F p FQHsrrn v« t r«»*1»*'
h F vrmrNt«.c»»im»
A L. Ht. J T». A» 1 V*>!»*•
Mr. Andrew Allen, the gonial
m u n d from E u ro p e . The d e m a n d is
The sohool e n te rta in m e n t here on
t
W f -!;
T H E C O M M IS S I O N F O R M
b o u n d tq increase much more r a p i d agent of the S. A. L. spent several Tuesdny night was q u ite u success.
C e d a r R apidf is a n o t h e r city t h a t ly th a n the s u p p ly can he increased days last week w ith friends in T a m T he program was well rendered and
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th e children iHd .cie'tTTt t o . their
re p o rts favorable expei Icnco with T h o agricultural sections (hat have ps.
Mrs. E. Dowling a n d her sister, teachers' training, th e Misses M ath
t h e commlaxion plan of governm ent. b e e n producing .ull the necessary
I ts form er governm ent h ad regularly foodstuffs will be overtaxed, a n d Mills I.innie Smith u r e ’at Lake B u t ers of Gabrieli», who p u t forth great
s p e n t more t h i n its income, r n d its m u c h new te r r it o r y m ust he d e v e l ler visiting their v paren ts, Mr." a n d effort to m ake th e affair th o success
thut it was.
w a r r a n ts wore com m only a l a dis o p e d . It is o u r d u ty as welt a* o u r Mrs.. Smith.
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
,
a
n
d
we
cannot
afford
Mr.
and
tyra.
C
harles
E.
B
ra
n
Rev». E. A. Milton of Kissimmee
co u n t.
T h e . n e w governm ent took
of Sanford, Florida
o v e r i u ad m inistration w ith a bond to overlook It, from any s t a n d p o in t nan of Orlando were the guests of filled his regular a p p o in tm e n t at the
her m o t h e r ,. Mrs. Andrew I ^ i n h a r t ‘B aptist church S a tu rd ay night and
ed d e b t of 1712,(100, a n d placed it whatsoever.
Capital $3i>,000.Q0
Surplus ami Profit» $f>8,lX 10.00
Sunday.
A n advertising
campaign
t h u t last week, .
Im m e d ia te ly o n u bjuinesa basis. In
Mr. L. B. M oore nnd 'family,
t h re e y ea rs the commissioners re- w ould bring th o u s a n d s of farm ets to
The largest working capital in the couoty. Pay* fout
ducetl tax es each y e a r; spent more F lo rid a and open up a few millions arc home again a fte r u long visit to
per ce n t, on time deposits. Safe deposit boics for rent
pn Im provem ents th a n in the ten of acres of our r a * land to d e v e lo p their former home in> N o r t h ‘CarolLOCKWOOD IU M S
preceding years; paid off !16£,000 of m e n t would give Florida on im p etu s lina.
Dr. J . F. D enton, formerly of
its bo n d ed debt find em ployed more s u c h as she has nhver had, and t h a t
m en t h a u ever before a t higher w o u ld carry it forw ard in prosperity Sanlord was am ong th e guests of
Wo wish you all a hejlp y New
OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A
Year.
a n d devilopm cnt in ten years, m o re the Cushing House S a tu rd a y ,
wages.
Wishing
The
H
erald
a
happy
Now
Dea Moines* a n d C e d e r Rapids ra p id ly than It h a s gone in a c e n
Mi, and Mrs. H. G. P a r t i n and
A small expenditure w o u ld V est.
b aby of U rlando aro visiting r e la -1
th e n fou h d them selves th o centers of t u r y .
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v.. • ' .
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O R G A N IZ A T IO N
HAS BEEN
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Talk* Succinctly Arranged for
Hnrrlcd Herald Hcadern
T h e following t ultimine, were .ip
Avi ut or Karl Kuhl t he famous!
Mr i ltu*ker Vila ms tif i lilcago,
p rov ed and apponiteli by the pretti tly«*r who is to gtvr* exhibition ffights'i HI. but tt in» luta s pe nt so many
d e n t ut the meeting last Tuesday
at Sanford during the Seminoie I winters m tb(v (luMitiuquu work til
Merchants F.xhitni Committee and County Fair daily, Feb. .'f I. ft and 6 Fitti idi. a-, to he a Flori dian for (le
• up. riii'.ends t he workings
u
Frank Lane oi Dc Lani l was I’ure Food Show» A K Amtell, say» t hat after un aviator fulls or i* | winter
of Of- ¡, .
C| j.c.lauqun assembly
(
hr
tn.
:
I.
1)
Roberts
A
A
M
Me
injure)
or
killed
rt
a
big
rr.,
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t
llie
tb( ( U« t n( Wend, a n d r e l a t i v e
Kip non, 1. (‘ Mi t idler \\
M at tendance is id ways larger t he next for tin week February *» 1 I, and
Urt l ui Wedneaday.
White, I- W Mn honey. Mr Speri- day.
In u recent interview while presents t he program which lie hit*
iir»ncr bowa with hoop» always cer.
H. II McCall. Oviedo, H II Hying at Cincinnati, Mr K ulit lias spent m uch time and effort to se W
i,w k
r. r. Dutton’*.
27-.I
cure, an d which could not have been
Pattiahall, Geneva; Dr G AA Nixon the following to say;
decided to have its own assembly
C
h
u
l
u
o
t
a
;
I.
H.
Iteiihinder.
Geneva.
"Statistics
show
that
after
an
ac
'«,„ Bourhelle of New S m r y n a la
Mr Ada ms tins been connected
Industrial Auto Show and Parade cident t here is always a larger crowd
|h| lUMt 0( lief ainH'T' Mrfl H*nry
F. P. Forster, chairman; E d the next day. This b one of the with t h ‘- great Chuut aui pta move
yijht and *dl iema*n ln t h e ( ' ly
ward Higgins. W. P Carter. W 7, somber an d sad sides of aviation, ment 'or m any years a nd 1» person
i«Trral week».
L a w t o n , Oviedo; S C Dickson, yet an a vi a t o r renlires t ha t he t akes ally ac (minted with t he talen
Auto Livery— Prompt a e r v i n l x i n g w o o d , M E Dooley. Geneva his life in his own hands a nd rides whom hi* bring* to these southern
P.J. phone ¿HI. Night p h o n e I9G.
P o u l t r y Show C. 11 Dingee.
with d e a t h every time he leaves t he i assemblies, thereby abb to guaranC. C. Wilson■
16' tf
c h a i r m a n ; ! ’ S West, Oviedo; I. M ground in his Irnil craft, a n d the
C E. U in g , district m an ag e r <»f Donne, Geneva; M. C t'li veland, more he dirts with the grim reaper,
,b* Western Union Telegra|»h Co., P aul a: J. A. Hrirlline. O-iedo E A the bet ter the spectators like it.
After an accident, strange to say.
>ltb head uarter* -in Jacksonville Osteen, Altamonte
fU in the city on T h u ra d ay .
Horse Show Sheril! Hand, chair- there’ U always a rush of t he mor
nr C !.. Brundago, re s id e nt oste- ' m un ; L. E. Ilrady. Douglass ft EH bidly curious to the scene a nd it is
with t he greatest difficulty t he spocAs,fh
r md uat e of Kirksyille school. lur!je*;’ , 11 J * »McCully, Oviedo.
etotb, graduate
are kept ' from carrying aw'ay
tators
at
Da lt l o Show—-Joseph Cameron,
Office over Firta National B a n k , Fanthe
vfctc
achine
piece-meal.
I n ’ many
c
h
u
i
r
m
a
n
;
J.
N.
Whitney.
W
A.
,«A
36-tfc
.
F it t s, J r „ E. A. F a r n e » , -Oviedo; G. / ucases
s e s JJu
o u v e r i l r rrazed fXoplc oven
F
on Wednesday and his m a n y friends
were glad to welcome hi m after a
long absence.
Limb urger' cheese, Ho ll an d herling *ad yeast cakes at Simon's.
37-tl
T. II Lanier of Tavares a n d other
»»iport» »a* in the city on WrdnesJiy enrouic home from a week's
rail to Jacksonvitle
For Sale! ! 1
•
Three lota facing Park on -Myrtle
avenue and Seventh st reet.
Desiribly located for hotel or residence.
Beautiful shade trees ten y e a t s old,
bo other property like it in t h e city.
Apply at once to W. W. Long.
25-lh
The Shepherd of the Hills played
,lo a fair sized audience here on
Wrdnrolay night and the play was
fint class
Owing to several oilier
sttrsctions in the city the play was
not M well patronized as it ‘deserved.
Piano and Player
P ia no -Ex per t
tutting and repairing. All work ah
lofutely guaranteed. W.L. H a r v e y
3 o i HkD-Phnne ¿49-4.
10’J - l
At J. D.
Roberts
McLaurens
Roquefort
Cheese
ir : g t t & r n f c r & iig K o U :
Ur C. W Finn ha* returned fro in
a trip t o itj»-old home at Pensami;
where lu* visited during Do* ionniuy*
Don' t fall to »•■.'
tonight at tin *t.ir
Little Devil
McLaurens
Imperial
il)
AI ir\
Pli I lord
l i t Good
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ft
i 11ul in» y r ti«■ A. ( I«
• , ...
1in* kk«*l 1 k IM*Vi ' «. k-a ' V
itavi* p tirchi* red ;i r « v\ 1«v. rl. t"t
r u n a bo ut to l.irp l||. Willi t . "
s t a n d s itnre.isitit. lìtici '•
1
Stockholder*' Meeting
T h e ann ua l meeting of tin* »lin kholders of the Seminole County Han
will be held at the office of tin Hank
in S anfor d, Flu, on January Tih
191 ft, ut [7>ur o’clock p in
A K h F A.
3‘J -Fri-*U(;
• .
Cashier
W
-
King Out the Old!
•
HOTKL
A R R IV A L S -
S» O itili I In 11 sc
it
I At Alottre Jonittbiiro (■i
Al i ahi we | | , ( >\|oril N I ’ .1 H
I lev (Itala \\ I \*lie lax. M E
b u i « I a III ICI I. I I If a ke *t U U
IVi " t e I l a i I A At Plow n Paola
I I i >*i h I fr l.i tolo I It llollami.
I U Ilo Xitofotigt
I.u A Itro w n.
l.oi,g 111 . « h i .ti .1 I
K oigio.
l a m p a I II Pifliard. l a i l
\A
Attilli
Non Aorl cit* i ha» \A
Iti" *ii (."Irò A * Al,-o,. iiitinrvili* Ijf xml Al»» Smith, Martin,
tilt t, F and Air. Citi In-I.and
ti li HusPaijd Jax. A \A Huek,
Rochester. N A A4 \\ Hall, Atliinlil. (li)
AA F! Piers«ti. Chicago.
Ili A I Ri .ol. Perry . A J 11 al eh.
Ali ridim Ali»» | I. Vogai, N A
li
, Tampa
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I
1
I Rollìi \ A . n .
l I AA i . i
ir N II Dr
b N
Goldkiug and wife, C. ol n Golii
king. Eleanor Goldking, Hurton
Goldking. George GoldUng, Fred
<«old« in;1 Air» E F! Dowling, Ar
1
Il ligi OM \
I .in 1» 1 alidi». I »el..tnd J T
I Idler M. »1»11« Ala . H i t lllloril
ami W, *' Hir OUllg II.un Ala . N P
f* ( 1N*lk il AA
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Philadelphia,
l'a . C
R
l"W.,\
l a b e City
O II Lerriog
l’ooli
I A Manchester
11i»n i.i r k N D
ami wtl
H. J Manchester, Mr
F’ulion. Cleveland, () ; G. W. Iloneklev, \\ li
Montgomery. Jacksonville. E C
Hume«. Miami; F. S
Campbell .nul wife, Mr .and M r\A I* Ifnwe, t ’arieton Huwr, Katb
efllie ilowe. PuisIfUTg, Pii
Ring in the New!
Thanking our many customers fo r their
lib era l ami continued patronage during
the past year, we wish one and a ll
J V 'ir X T T T - A T V tr P i W S f t R O f f S
i V V i f r r s - p i ^ ôf ^ f n ^ f a r r i
by the avi at or
With aviation in
tentions being hrauglii_uuL cunaidc-riinly. each said to lie the (iroldem
*olvi*r of stuhility, some are really
worth while Put none of which have
been perfected
Interest of s p e c t a
tor* naturally turn» |n the n u m b e r
<•' leal h* ca'i-i'd by the. I.u k of *t;ilulit,
Itcmril- -l.iiw lirai nearly
Mio aviator* b.ivi met iheir dent hs
- lini* t ht* science of aviation was
horn.
The chance of seeing anot her a v i
ation victim always attract* a crowd,
t tf all t h e accidents, perhaps the
*|iir.,l glnli* has been tin* cause of
mor,, a , ml nr - meeting i loir d e a t h
than any ot her one thing uni with*
t u du.g tin- fati t he great maior
■>f - 1it-, i 11«>r- ,11vi i . - w •11 i b I!i at un yIn prog ra in
N ÉW Y E A R ’S B E L C S '
t e w "
tfnTTtrxt you lizve ever hail, and the worst you ever will
Lavc, ami may youi shadows and love of good Furni
lure never grow levs.
CASH OK INSTALLMENT
t »<T i IxFIi AI> \ MS
* Il ilcilijtl.: * I I «Tinte Oí i 111
lee their met It mi tin C ha ill a uipm
platform
He gives us this program
of st and ar d attraction*, on t i e in
dividual merit of each, knowing that
people who delight in t h e best
I ert UH lilt ■t w ill Pc l b lo Ippre
Cinte hi- l i b r i Al
. nd Ali
< ilio her Ail.iin
I l a i / , ylt' 1.1 work fitbali
Ilia,
I". M ng Dll' grc.il
wort «** If- *lDi hrougi p,*t|tt c*
ere m alni v'lvii.g merning limit «imi
lit
( on.(tit t .) w i* h O
o- o i
tori
i
UJII ' * '
P'l.t A|
g real
Aduni* will nre*eri i In- li* ti ti’orii'i •
* r 11
hour
lb
"ut - lent
will,
i p a. IP
AAeli
plat.* P 'f it'll an- ... .........
ami bile* ti 11. -t » I*» Air* \ d a m
w i l l It t llo w
i l ) , i b i -w*>rh w II P si tuli,*
! ■a
D ha
W I n II W i l i I l e
l ' t ' l . tied I ■
Al * ,H"t Al oli.
I . . ■ ani I 1al
Kilt
A !a n - . ' .4 1 * I 1*1 ,1D*! 1I I1
atti /i! I L* •*• li* * *
t In "
D ii
and ai ti tflu;*
i i v t ui I h<
I, h r
U tI a l
w o r l.
nr ' .alni i hi
h.i'i.l
( Do gii
,1 n • . -.li
1! - 11»•; **■f I«f ItiTa i *i
□
W. W. A B E R N A TH Y
1st Street and Palmetto Ave.
DaiiaDiiDDBiniBaiiinranifiiniÄinmniHinm
hi* inaile in Dus trying i er*atile some time Fri day of this week when
n»U»
von can look them over a n d »•• •
\ l f \ I **!’ i» Whi) fthlY* VI-I '• * IU Du*in work or saddle, and a ny mu*
I ' »*(«ihiM M.irìih' i' an i.n^h^h
wauling to I uy i ( |iriv ite sale or
’ "f»n*iliah ní imi«hu lift?» ■*t»rr*MÌ exchange cun do ,o any t i n u before
in hi*' n vi ti r*ntnininìi*'» uvrr in Kn ^ the .hi into sale -tart* next Monday
-i *l f•• r ivi.ii .« \ * .ir**
I h.h.ihif'4»
' "i n, when every remaining hoiae
•»I i In» t'uM imiuthiiR Mini* HvU»n and mule will imuitivcly he sold to
Tihli'H li li •* hi'VMi *
ihl u i t h t In* tin* highest holder
.1 ihr
*a Ti wH li ¿ih i*-*j**'* i.il i ; i Iti
n
Ail vt
-tnt«i ,i*r VI* h t. n r* |Mt ul
i V»* li»
M.r « li.ir.it fi r- i »i« h arii-f i*« l*» |»*»r
Ir.l) «mi Iti! Imi»' Vki*l I hfD'Vvii |n*ii 111a*
AT THE CHURCHES
M.i rrut
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bk
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lvi«l«**rt.i
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«■•rt *1 C RuiTer Ada«" I» of Do*
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n i ,r i' .
Alma AAtu re Ito lini l i««
F it«* c o m i n g u l t r u i ' t i o i i a t t h e I m
lieriul, J u l i, f t th will h«* J«u* W e b e r s
Weiter ifc Field» Faine , production
" f (l eo A H o b a r t ' s E n g l i s h v e r s i o n
1et ' Vinta A\ h«*ri* 1In AIMI l a v .
Ail!»! Il' l'.iri-i.iii il, k*»r. it *
Mitt (i V
fi •!' !’>L* **|t lj.il III H'
pai LI my Hi nui - .i 1 II 1| 111
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I lb *-.«i l.ir.l I ibr ir v w ni to
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i rat’ll >.■ t - i r d . i v
I i o m iry
_ in d
II wilt lie ««pene«! lb the new ijuuri i r l i t 11 1 »•* n • ' e nr tow-ii Di,.! Du»
t i r » o n t i . i k a v e n u e h«'tw«*«n I till it
OlllV til b u t t h e begui ni « g o f I per
and I '.uriti »tii-ets in 1lie old Pie»
inanelli wiot«*r assembly in e u
hv tori.u i church
mi dut that mi y provi a d rawi ng card
‘.ir i
\ j •••(')• <«f r e f i n e m e n t t«i
«iw«’II w i t h us l o r l*!ir m ‘,.:*i u i . ¿ilid tin
Sanford. Florida
<i| . jtrisoin r * Wi ll 1II I*VI I’IIll
Runge, t he
t hank to Mr
« .
.*i b 11 1 hi ( *u 1-1 in a*
I
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led
foni
r to
« I".ti « ■■ .* I ll««' •• t
I l)l v
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it,I
tI)
", I I *tig t b. t. r 1
i i'li u g b I o! I h e
; on* Ml . Run
lirii o n er s
We also wish * ini i:
I Hippy New A*cur
D li Edward
Ju- Sw ii zer
W C ( irier
AA m How aril
I Itinvi i
Th
mimi
1 i i t . r Mr». ■itjr . m i
1 hoc Le#ri
i p r)
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1.......... 1
\ ! * • i ni- *li TIL• « j * fi
i 1i v «t eij i i
" ' 1* * 1' '1 * f '
fitte.», M#
1 "tr i e 1 hmi
■it .n.
f
A «**
l*»r ihi «»finn AnUff h
s»n,| I■ • hi»»«- «ii '* |S Mmnuhg »en ici»
• t i l * m l.kt-nluf »mifp« *i 7 ii id.
>**f Vtl ** • rr fir 1*1 m ihr
Tnr*tf«e*
until hr * «hurrli I« Anfflieil All viiltfiri tu
*r.
• * * L i l t n v 1 1 1 <i »•• a 1 1 r n *1 ti-**
I • • • Mit fi£ t A»-’
rljheltll)
i ■ -i» f
«nan Man*»
♦ If II ll «i \\ I F t.
I'aatur
1000
Item« miter Dial 1000 will be the
total n u m be r in the Sunday schools*
of Sanford in xt Sunday
Fifty husine»» men tuive h«*i*n at work alt day
soliciting and canvassing t h«* city
AAill vnil lie t fiere’
Ani mil* I lie 1t . ri
i v It i <1 ID Diwi
Livori!«* I» t t el l l g li*.t1lir«*d » I I I , S t e v e
III V AHi lion S..|e ut ( linin' tenne»
AA S t o t t a n d M e x a o i b ' r I.I'H u». • )>«•
see Hiif»r» amt M III) s
I T g h s h co m e d i a ns w h o s e >l«ligM ful
Ten Dollars
REW ARD
Diversified Plantings Are Safe Plantings
A-fiili line
all the time
„
Iri«'*ilni
• r t i v m i w u r*« .r.
h m
I
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voices and versatility bas pi at»*ti in i Miando ut .1 H Magnifier, Jr.,
«lit l»ro- »titilli'* ll«*\t Monday. Junuary 4, al
i lu m m t h e front ranks of the
ri t t eil fnr 12 K) p m
h «»ion. a r e
pr. r l u iilarly
(Ine carli'ttd «•( horses
will giA’o It » dollars rew ard
*h«*ir qyl«*»
- ami nini*** direct (rufo TentiessiM*
informal
ion that will load to
mu
ist
of
hi'ilvy
draft
ri'ijiliri
l'Io*
1
orsi
»
*
*
Il
TI i nd** of ' Alma**
arrest and conviction of the
b e a u t i f u l ' .Ilice .1 *tro*,g p.
i r-otii Ut,*. lor*i*s. ( a m bilr» ■ ini.tt In d team*.
bum- j parly or parlies who took my
besides she must In* >>( a
Inno g e n e r a l pttt|Mi*«* tfor**1
in que" t ype, each of whn li Ali»» Ita r <•( i'Vtrii v•" •■I »¡differs ;*nl sqrn ( m o t o r Itoiil from i| s m ooring at
M
nd Mr
H C Hudgin*
m u l e s lonststed «.( Entorprist*, on Kritlay nigh), |) w .
Mavis |fii* >e*-i » in Da full ' mea» I, M lia 11-*-1 Tti
li.iie el limed from Newport News
t
i . t i i s und some *J5. IDI L and lifter cust hur adrift,
1.,
in
‘
i
in
d
.ir*" T h e GOOd Little | ) e ' d
tonight
Aa where hoy i j n n t t he holiday*
. J O H N ' A. W A L I s A C E .
I
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c ltd n à u m Ixiiii'i
1
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F
rei
eh
■ral
put
pò
•
The rob* of
nl t h e S t a r T h e a tr e * Mary Pick*
wt h t eir parent .
lord, ftc anti Iftc
11; r I v lelery 1« np pen ring in t InZ. H. Ratliff, t he etli. o r t • "I"
market . nd despite the warm c >d
i nt end en t of the m e d i a n . *.-I •1*1*
foggy v eat her the celery I* eri*p
S-.M1.« —. .. |>M. ^ v j . t tiarr-ifc.
I. ics I-«a»« 0-1 I'-s rn.»«s* e. »ee»"yi »• 5 *. TX* tu
ÿ
meM si
merit of t he Herald Printing 1 *■ i- ami linn a nd show no sign of blight
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home o n Sanford If.igbt
r.
Figs
nod
Avvorird
Fruits
liuurc
Pcrniznriff
Roves, Shade Tree* and Shrubbery M »ke the Hume
forward to u* good season.
ProblaUc Ihtm iCtalion
Abac AlUadiie
near fut ure.
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r W,.»L «• «mil Z»J M*. Tin atklw l imi«« X »«v *»l« ihm » I ikrJI-t, »a n« «li
The Hoard of I.qdy Managers of
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M. P. Li pc »pent the holiday*
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11, 11«, *.(•- - *»f -i.,-* • ), i,,), itVjiifi.ii u.) mi . * -, i'li*. i-, ■i •'.»*w
t hi Semin« !e C'outily Fair Aazociu--e iìrtrt»•»*»aui -UiM**'i-'
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with home* folks here
Mr lap*
MW aOll.» n | U , fimtm, ■»W i a w l.lWW » t u b * ' l M I '« * th e m i
t ton is ret]uested to meet ut Fail
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the ]K>pular representative ol the
iv a n
S c i, I M
J a v * * * « * i- r a ü iM
• * • * * «>
»<*«»■ Wvl «M il U u t fi L . 1 M*1** *»
*»•*
Hi'tttl quart erf« in t he rourt hou«<*
L. C. S m i t h typewriter* and is rrtakLflfifr
«Soi!
SHrll
Trcjint,
Slaplr
ot
B*i(oaor
Rn*|
Ciriflinifi
Mattlmn)
TrrfSirc
Te^lrd, Trilli and Trur
building on Sa tu rd ay afternoon at «
OuftMif Fanr* -.11«. • f « LP || ! ^ .TV*, ,frx!
|t**»4et IU*| Al - t UatlrMi
I-J^ft.^ntkr. »!» »* lu*# Ibê n 4
ing. a Reputation for 'be**' good ma
I An |4 yqjk « . ..I ,4 >M»,r p p » « f
li -P i k * r * a < i T * '* « « li » r I iratyArto
h » U u e l M *unathcm
*.arPr*l In
».-¡r.
o'clock.
« n lartn
k l K * » » k-nut * J « t »
| «fív i.¿ | C V 4 « • * ! « f * M h
( « M i n , t a t a d n i fu iH «* * l
ih* pet è»ft Ptta is» «'••rf *i‘i* f»- ,) ,*t «j.U
chine*.
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ir »n , •«rtilif»
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th n «T
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Ur» Ifid«*m l I»i r *n *I»u« '*»n* « uv s ttrv
Mr and Mrs.
C, .L. * Goodhue on
L
re *;
a ; aIl 1$
» W* I . I ift4**am|
t«* > .««i M
f t *# ! « • « * .• ** t * wr*i
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Holi Holland, t h e popular O ve r
■- ib*
“ ^SÄtt-tJ»,
lui Cadi, laif* 1Wf D*< L«rc» g»«nan |#<«4*« |4?((**(•<Ut hi!ii*ii,li«q (u glu«c in kc*rw
llrtl H
4iMi•4iTk. VtM**■IHukkcfc**la-zeUk.# in |,»bui4w.i|j I-*r«*»i*« #■•*rr*la
Christina* day had as their dinner
land m a n who' formerly resided here
Oranjea and Grapefruit Tree*
guests Mr. a n d Mm. E. A. Dougin**,
Grown in Norihrrii Marida.
hut- Is now s t at e agent lor these
.
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1 Mr and Mr*. Vnnrp Douglas*, Mr*
T I M fr t va fl H » i>Â#f «!'*»■*» Irren ( « J H
«*.f
M e - h . . * 1 Î N -rw ^ c « I ,.J L* CH » » J
popul ar ear* with headquarter* in
Nat Ix*onurd and Stanley Walker maid, Mi*s HeJen.Ti lden has been l»er o ' ex tra good saddler* and ««tine,
J acksonvil le spent several difys of
t h e m t i bs <ott*isteil of
The ladies of thi* Library Assoefa engaged, who is FT«mk h and F.ng- fast (Ulcers
this week here with Id* many
lt»ti l.y birth, and win« lit» bet* t « >• • I x ’tin'Dled team» •* *1 tut.**
In
it
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to
call
altention'
to
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friends,
Rooming* Sale to In* given in tl* ft* .1 ire I in promirent rul» » " (h m.'l* mules, «eigt, og ' -b («* I
Hon Cary D t.arull* "I I >•• I it'» |.effh*r Hloek on January 9th
Ail y«»u«.g with *h.*p«*
All Rii liard Cari«* in ' ri.* ■»prlug C h i tk |*< u* d- ea* I
was in t h«» city yesterday on bu»i those who have anyt hi ng they woultl , i , " The Roger Rri tin*rs
Thi'tn- m d
ualtty
The stmJ, t» i*ll ihtiMr like to do na te to the cause should bcIvi ») in *'P a na ma " a nd cr«*a1e*i oughly broke and neeliinated a n d
ness, a n d pleasure (simiutuii.
Laudi» !» V*‘D' fwpular in Sanford |,ri„g the name to the homes of Mrs. t he role of " P é p i t a " in " M a d a m - ready for i mmediat e use. Any o n e
and wa s a guest of honor at t he Kfy Mrt w h i t n e r or Mr*. F rank. Sherry."
¡ wa nt in g good st ock should a t t e n d
Elka b a n q u e t on We dnes day nlgltt. Th|, |)n)cwdll of lhl. Ba| p wj||
For
"'Pierre
lx*.Peach"
Mr.
Weber
this s al e next Mo nd ay , where you
t• ' r. . '
Ma r y toward defraying the cost of moving engaged S t e ve \V. Scott for the | will h a v e - a chance to buy a good
.Five Tecla. ’ Star Theatre
' N u l l | the library t o the new t|uarter* an original- producti on and who hr»| horse o r mule a t t he right price.
Pickford.
Tonight.
15c.
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Oak avenue.
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Dunn, Lake M.iry
School Committee D 1, Thrusher, cha ir ma n; F P Forster. S C
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Wi ri ng Und Lighting Mr Walker,
chairman.
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THE SANFORD I1ERAI.D
JANUARY
^BASEBALL
Sumlaj' boAntmll In Washington has
boon declared Illegal.
. If tho Feds are through and nro
seeking to (juU cold, why do they keep
on signing players*
*
,
Being turned back to Pittsburgh
has about exhausted > l i ^ publicity
g a m u t for Marty O ' T o o l e
. .»V
George Stallings receives $15,000 for
six* weeks In vaudeville—which Is
nothing compared to wlmt tho public
receives.
llodgera, a Pnrltlc const star
Portland, is said to bo slated for
Lnjolo's Job with Cloveland. Tho
Is popular slnco Hill Jam es
through.
A fter A ll, Carter's is the liest
We have it in every color and for evei
sible purpose. Remember the Herald
you want INK
from
1-arry
coast
came
Texas Is coming back an a training
ground a fte r Uio Florida boom o f the
la s t two years. Tho Ilrowns are going
back to Houston after spending one
season ln 8L .Petersburg, Ha.
Just received i- shipment of Carter’s
P E N C R A F T INK
for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new
Patent, Dustproof Pourout.
P i n t s i j f . . . — . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L-.....
Half Pints----------------.
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$ 6%. BSftfdJ TorFoobtain Pens, with filler -25c
Ilabo Borton, whOPWas relegated to
th e m in o r s .a f te r falling to, supplant
Hal Chase in Now York's affect Ions,
an d who hns ployed n brilliant first
base for Vonlco In tho Coast league,
has signed a 8L Louis Federal con
tract.
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FOOTBALL
±->V J Sthü/( o tii‘ fciy-etpfiTn tho "wfiy"
-
of secret football practice, but it isn't
T r y P E N C R A F T — You Will Use No O t h e r
W alter Kennedy, captain of tho lfiiii)
championship Chicago eleven, Is en
gaged in tho newspaper business in
Albion, Mich.
We carry constantly in stock a Com plete line o f the Old Reliable
os.
CARTER’S IN K S, it m akes no difference what quantity you d e
sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply vour needs.
Penn S late students, celebrating
the tie with Harvard, touched n match
to live barrels of gasoline. This
proves tho value of higher education.
C arter’s Writing Fluid in Quart B u ttles.... !.................
C arter’s Writing Fluid in Pint B o ttle s ..
. . WHUo Heston, one of tho best backs
who over graced a western gridiron.
Is practicing law In Detroit. Asldo
from Ills law •practice, Heston offid a t e s In m inor football games In tho
northern peninsula.
Mick King Is touted ns a comer in
Milwaukee. He weighs In at lfiS.
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Carter's Writing Fluid in -1-oz Bottles
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Carter's Writing Fluid in 2-oz Bottles
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A l A m erica n s a Chance
to F eed S t a r n i n o 'Belgium
Tom O'tlmirko'n new fight rullare
in Hrooklyn will soon bo a reality.
Carters Writing Fluid jn Half-pint B ottles
DjH ( a r te l’s Koal Black Ink in -l-oz B ottles
\7ncle JS'a.m (O ffe r s
P U G IL IS M
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Carters Koal Black Ink in 2-oz B ottles
Carter's Black Letter Ink in 2-oz B ottles
Carter’s Ink, in Green, Violet or Blue. 2-oz Bottle
s Red Household Ink. 2-oz B ottle
A rran gem en ts M & dj F or S e n d in g P a r te l
P ost P a ck a g es F rom R u ral D istr icts.
How to A id th e S tr ic k e n L ittle S iste r
o f th e W orld
England Is sending boxing gloves
to Uh men at tho front. Nów look
ou t for the Irish.
=
Hob Mbhn is training for bis
«»fry Into the ring
He may t
J i m Smith or Ilattllng Ian Insky
-» new start.
Tiy W I L L
s Red Carm ine Ink Tor hanks and large offices i half pint
y, Fountain Pen Ink in Black. Creen 01 \'io!et
ITiWIjW =
They ¿ay Willie I,cut s Is to retire
He gnve Georges Carpetli l«T n hard
go two years ngo and showed well
’with ot her tough ones
HORSE RACING
Directum ! Is at Kirkwood
where he w ill’ bo wintered by
C. MrC'oy.
I
G.
D ,t 2. I2',i, a trotter
w h ic h a lot Is being said. Is a
o f Lucilla S p i e r , 2 : 0 7 % .
shout
brother
ritta b u rg h , Fort Erie and Hartford
■»re s u m to drop out of the gfnnd cir
cuit, according to Cleveland advices.
Geers has driven flvo tro tters In
b etto r than 2:01. They nro tho H ar
vester, Anvil, Etowah, Dudlo Archdalo and Highball.
BILLIARDS
311 Bowman, veteran bllllardlat, who
taught many of the present-day atari
of the game, la dead at Cincinnati.
Do Oro announce! that bo la ready
*to defend the throe-cuabian billiard
•^tampion «hip against Willie Hoppe
Tor any autn up to f 10,000. The Cuban
-doea not believe that Hoppo la his
master at this style of play, as tho
balk-tine wizard'll father claims.
MISCELLANEOUS
St- Louts haa fit) ten-pin leagues,
«ompzislng 460 teams* and 6,000 play
ers.
Englnnd hoa applied ■tor 100,000
chauffeurs. Well 100,000 chauffeurs
ought to whip any army.
CapL Ernest Graves, who has
coached the line candidates for the
Army- eleven In recent years, If once
again on Uio Job at Weal Point.
The war Is serving to bring the
blno blood of English kennels this aldo
th o Atlantic, aa continental markets
a n no longer open for breeding pur
Walter Camp has resigned from the
trosaurerohlp of the Yale Atblotlb
union, a position ho has, held alnce
founding tho union 21 years ago. The
•top mark» hla gradual retirement
from the active field of Yale athletic«,
* point he has evidently deaftmd to
reach for some yean.
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HO M ELESS
F
D E L G IA N
W OM EN
ON
THE
WAY
TO
THE
OREAD
L IN E
o i l t h e llr-it t i m e In Its tilslury t h e |HJ*tnllli-e depni I mi-lit b u s t i e n i en
l i st e d in a e t i u r t i a h l e m i d i ' r i n g i n g
l-'inin Mils n u n - furiti a n y Amt-r
lenii tt Ini wl s h i -s tu gite t o m i t o lilt- starting j j| ,1,* of llelglum Inis
only 1« stam p tils parcel in tin» regular way nml send It through t h e
pareri pu»t It trill go its straight mid fust us rail su d w ater will carry It to
the doors of the starving Belgian*. and the motley tie lias paid for ntniup*
will be refunded to the donor by the American Commission For Relief In
Uelglum. the executivi* offices of which are at 71 Hriuidway. New York city.
Seven million (teople. mostly women, children nini obi men. arc still shut
up In Belgium. Industry stopped when the Germans came: (ho money g a rs
out through the payment of t i n n ì.anti Indemnities; the crops were mainly
minisi With the coasts cutoff. Belgium, which Imports threvipitirlera of her
food supply In normal times, culliti Import no more, \york I» gone: money Is
gone; nw»>t Important of all. food Is gone. The G erm an conjpterors,, who
need all tlndr mvit supplies io guani against the proposed “siege of Germ any"
by tin* allies cannot ami will nut feed them, The allies, fearing th a t the
Gorman* will Mefite any fissi coming from a hostile source, cannot or wlll-iiot
fetal them America mast feral them o r tliey will starve. There Is no ottfer
way
Seven titillimi |K*oi(lt\ niitjl last year the most industrious, peaceable
and prospemu* nntliHi in Imrnpe. will go to their grujre* thR winter unless
America gives us, never nation gn^^bwforv.
\
While Belgium needs everyt h ^ B S e h e needs luost of nil Just foot!—non
perishable fuori which will Maini the test of ocean trnnaportntla«, micl| ns
dour of tiny kind. pc;ts. ts-ans and preserved menta. T h e donor has only in
phi ir» his gift In packages of not less than twenty-five pounds nbr hi ore than
fifty | tumida, stanili It tu Hie usual way and mnll It at the nearest poMiltllfi*
If the donor atbls Ids own imuj^ami tiililn-s*. TOGETHER WITH T H E I.KV
TKIt "It.” the muuey tie l i n e a l ' l fur stump* will la* refitntled io him tty tin
commission.
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ta.d.ed fiotti r i . i l U i J t t «'¡V i *«• .i-ai.i -..I
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W.\ IÌ!:t|<tT*HK iÒM BANY. W A IIK Ilo l'S E No. 14. J At 'KSO.VV11. LI), who
•re collt<ctlng ngbuis for this district.
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Carter’s Liquid Glut* (mends everything'
Carter’s New Vel Vet Show Card Ink i.for making card sighs) in
B lack, Light Rod, Dark Red, W hite, Orange, Light Blue.
D ark Blue, Brown and Y ello w ............................
...
Indelible Ink
‘ **» » i f w n i
C arter’s Photo-Librarv
P aste in D ouble Well
J a r s ........................... 25c
Carter’s Household Indelible
C arter’s Photo-Library
P aste in 4-oz bottles
with Brush............... 10c
marking outfit
Ink (for marking linen) with
C a r te ls T ypew riter Ribbons, for <ujy m ake machine
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION
DEALER IN HIGH GRADE BAKERY GOODS
We make rinything known to the trade. J u s t received a new
stock of fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled for anything
known in our line. Prompt delivery mode anywhere in city.
WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE
111 PARK AVE. PHONE 106
Herald W ant Ads W ill Bring Results
The Herald Printing Co
1 0 7 Magnolia Ave.
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Survey i«f 4n Ad.l »tu-it t
Short Curls Back in Favor
«XarrysH ‘he l«“l*nir varieties of
rini FW* and fi!,r‘,cn S w d t h a t have
¿¿a
»n<l t<n«wn to be a d a p t e d to
¡bit toil »ad eli mate,
tfg.ain fill your order i mmedi at el y
/jrae* trop ° f #H varieties o f •
SEED POTATOES, S EED
BEANS, ENGLISH PEAS
• M.*t h u n f«-. . * . \ ||„».
ru.«t> d «n Addition 1.* .Anti h Nid
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>,o»jfh Sanford
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CRASH r o l l WINTER LAWNS.
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Compiile stork oí carden a n d Held
lui i» I»-. oiythue.l quarta»» •»,* S
lini il.*«tii » ti*u j «if ati Addilmn tu South
>»il«ir«l
l o: Jil •! S A llublnann*« Sunrry of an
Aildtibin tu South Sanford.
l i n i haif of tot SA of \ l , M. S m i t h »
Sul**b\t-ion. a. t*#r piai t fiori uf r#ror»|#d
—j . nnaJtry feed and supplies, ineu-
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a! pa«*» ¿7. O n n i f r t «Min*
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Alto (inm nm rnt loi 4 of S#ction I, Town*
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¡untati 11. T.**n*hfp 14 mmjiK« Kang* 27 #•»!*
SaOfr of \ ppllratlon Ì«f Tu» D*#tl tender
S-ftlon j7 i uf Ihr (ìrn m l Statuir»
Shtirr 1« Hrrrhy *i%»*n (hit Jaa I- (¡il«*»
purrhaaaf «f T* t ('«•f11fiC*t « No. 1337
•lai»“! the trd tia> uf June. A- 1). 11*1If« ho*
fìlrd «alti «.'»rliftrat# In my ofllr# and haa
matjr «pidimtinn fnr Ni «Imi t *» j»»u* In
irranliDf» witb li«
Kabl rrrtlflralr #m(iri>«> ih« fililowme ft'OMrflt»*«l prapirljf wl$—
u«»nl In H«rnlnul# rounty. Florida, to-wlt:
|.«t f. M l o n 25«, Tp 20. liane«. Il llail.
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of Ffrd T William». Unir«* ««il rvtifTair .hai! br r#dr#m#d aeeordlng to Uv, la#
tir«-.1 will iMdr thrrron ori ih# 12lh day of
J* mari \ D. ItU
Ultnrn m> affittai «tgnaiura and arai thia
fhr !<th day of Drcrmbcf, A. 11. 1014.
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lífft» ev.tv '•■ennil and fourth ThursflnMoiointe Mull ov.-r tin« Imperia
litre. VUiting eompaitioiti. welcome.
}. Karnnt*
Il E. Tolar
Seer
llik’b Priest
Senir.ulr * l »( <i r
uriler Ln.li rn Sin
Me-t' H\ef\ nr • .uul ibirij Tiiejwia^y
iawch moiitii Fveryunv who him i n n
Ml .Sur in the East oreconliniiy invited
ta visit this chapter
Alice E Rohhlnn. Sce'y
r a m » r- M a r ij
rtnd
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o« th# low n cd Fanford.
I.nt« V.». M and 77 of Ht. Joirph’a Hub*
dUr-fon, acruralr.K lo piaf t hrr#of rarordod
. 1 «I j).m. * It” *t | i . e I-!, Or.nur ('nun*
t> Kwiw.U -»ni Ian I luinf li.rm.rl/ In .atit
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V e l.li .am-) >*f l.r.v l|. ant
Count*. Sialo of p'torida
1n r* P' ■<att uf
i.rti^pi- II. K»*rn*ld
To «II < rr Mii’r*. Creator«, bidriiiuten ami
aft I'rraun* ha«iK|t Claim* or llomanda
»ttain«! »aiti Lititr:
V p u , anti e»i*h nf >«»u art* h r r r b y n o ifflrd
«n.t r«*.|«jir** * *•* i-riwrnt n u rlBirn* and »1#*
la tat i« h i«u or rltlarr *tf >uu, may
• n«( : >•* •t »it- uf (ìvort» II PVr*
T* a t . >i
*-f s«-mi nolo County.
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iownthlp imeni y f$0i« *nuth of Ilare#
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• «ttitpani »ill b# bold »* ili»III a » «t *'îltf«»ri|. I btritla,
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..l>1 rt ritllr.tr n myinlTIr. anti haa mail*
aeplir.Unn (or tax lirril to luu. In irro it«nr* * ;th 1.»
Salil rtrilfleatp oralirnrr.
Ill, fc'l-orlnir ilWrrImd property •Itualml
l-t irfluit-tlt t'tiurtiy, Hnl'li, 11>-. 11: U l .
I anti I, S-.l. jn I t. X*.. In. I . . a. 11 f t.fc
2H auf#-»
Th* >*l'l lxn>l l.»lnc a«*...<l at th* d.tn
■if th, htu.nrr n( Aurh ririlllrit. In the
asm. ,1 I nknuwn; tlnle» amid r.rUA,*lo
• h*!i V« r« Imm.tl arrurdlns to low. tax
ili- (I Will i«.u« th.r.on on in* IHh day of
January, A. I). 1915.
Wilnta. my uRtrlal aignaturr and xrat thia
th, 9lh day of Hrr.mlwr, A I*. 10H.
(•«all
K. A. iMtl.’Iil.ASS,
c’lrrk Cl-e-i* t'ourt Hamlnol. t'o,u r1(».
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Ènt «tilt (inni '!‘liur«ilu> night at *
o'Horl, in tin Eagles' Mull
J. W M
cl* -*.tr>.
I M 1ire w *
/S*' * 1'• al're.ld. ni
B. P. 11 11. Suitfortl Lodge I lì 11
Miel li-"i ..lid l! ir-1 Wednesday me
itroim-rol L im Si .md Palm ello Ave
0 . L. Tavlor
It. !.. Peek
J U i 1A l l O T r O M L E Y
•. I MIS.
l'rmltletl
.1D- Kr I -
Fashionable Patterns in Face Veils
Pl umbi ng and
Tkf Lake lire «•/e ( olmi II No. ” ! Juttim
Order 1 1 ■ d U " tirili) M*i honies
Gas Fitting
W ork l i i- c c i u m M> P e r n o n a l
Ailcnlum A nd lîo s l lilîortH
1 eh it I i|) Verie No. I S5.1
Indire every T utsdey nì|;ht ut
'w k
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•f S#<tl«in 3. T«»WII
iìa ild ir g .
r. H o ok- Ut ). •
fortin P
it’. e r t
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ikatimptedigAiiy and rare beauty of
our wotk will appeal to you w U nn«
To» contemplate the purehsse of a
memorili for some departed loved one
orarelniereitcd in tac purchaae of a
public monument.
*•
eand Granite
^ “ltlo |K t* l« , i | , |1
Mr»« pc.
d pun,
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e v »«k,
«’ritt la n i x „ , wn oapi,tkl
, JJ** *f r*« '«suirom.at, iod
“ •Ht la t*Fp,gp»»l.
rprc.ru. DoeU«t ct. tt«*ign, fr«e.
¡TUB CLARK MONUMENT CO.
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Telephone No 25
T . m i li
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[H/incs Poi ioiiicals
Sr.da Water
Confectionery
1rs and Tobaccos
A -i*
Opponilo City Unii
Dstal and Newaan Streets
Jacàaamffle, Florida
» * * “4 4«panmaati laurier and «xt«rio«
* «a » . — » - • •
w m m
g rd e t/ t o get
INdifferent
• fashlonnblc
lijea of t h e '
pallenie In
faco veil* one must either *ee them
or see accurate reproductions of them,
It I* Impossible to describe exactly
what a few pictures of tho oesl putturns make plain enough. Hero Is a
group Including somo of the patterns
that are most popular j\)st now:
• Rrnntl hats nnd blustering weather
both Invite thiTMnf^illff faco veils They
aro Indispensable for keeping the
hair In placo about the face, and they
nro vastly becoming. T h o fulibfulness with which enterprising manufac
turers continuo to produco now pattèrna and to Impmvo and diversify
thoso that have proved most becoming
Is n tributo to women. It shows how
woU they appreciate and take advan
tage of tho becoralngnesa of the veil.
There Is a pretty fad, which promIsos to bo long livid, for wcurlng tho
veil over only the upper half o f , t h e
fucc. «t reache* about to the tip of
Iho no»e, leaving tho mouth nnd low
cr part of the facet uncovered. This
saves the troublo of taking it off or
lifting Ik when It la necessary to taku
a drink of w ater o r . at lunch time,
Resides, tho veil lasts much longer, Is
more comfortablo nnd In a good many
Instances more boeoralng when worn
In this way.
Of the six snmples shown In the
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AM i>f Ih# fufr gui ne d*»#fiUrd lui* and
l fork» b#lnf lot■ and block* nr *h** #ll Y Çf
Harford, Bambini» muni) llanda, arr**«»!
i»K t*» K K TrafTnrd'« fr*a|* ttirr«-'*f r#n»rifi*d
I. iC» i'fTifr «>f t h» f Irr V • f thr t irrijit
‘ nun nf (franga » nur ' v Fl-inda, *n plat
M«
II, B! I’* | e f f f r t *r*> »aid fa tu i» b r
ir»|f fnrmr'l) in drang» r«u»tt\ Flnrbli
i ul» 1 tu 30 tn«luaivr ir*» t 2i of 11«*I•• fHr*| l'alatr ('^m| |n)r‘« Addition lo Han
ferd, acrcrding lo plat ihrr#«»f raeord#d fn
Fiai Hoqk M0" at page 9J. Ora«g* (’oualY
Rarorda (raid land b#ing formrrry. In aald
OfttHÉtt nu nty).
I ci l t Work X ami lot« 1, 2 and 3, Hlork
Y #1 F. II. Trafford*»-map «f th» town of
Sanford according m plat thrfrof recorded
>B l’Ut Hook "BH at pa«* 111 #t itq, Or*
anga 1'oupty ftaccrd« («aid land«* baia* for
merly In Oraria roünty, Florida^
U t I ilr«a* IS6.BI faat off north aid#) ol
F. A. PnMftfin'a rvrrrr of an Addition to
Poatk HanUrd, nrgordlng to plat tharaof
SCENE FROM
AT T R E IMI ERIAL TIÌEATER. JAN. 6th
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PAGI
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g g f t ;sr_
THE SANFORD HERALD
BRAVE STORM
A R Y OF T H E WAR
-T h e re ure in- » o u th west of Arahun.")
| British ohscrv'aérions allied uf
D escribes E astern Situation
^ n o v r i t i t n l' um ilili t h e whole i Berlin (via T he Hague and LonGerman line in th«- u»««i will he «l*>n. Dee 31
M»jo Moruhl. th«*
postponed until after r«*ntindent» of m ilitary expert. diariissmg in the
l«ocil Kitchener'» new arm y lak e t In-1 I n t r i d a t i the «-astern war s itu atio n
field. Losses of the allie» in tenta- : »uy»;
live thrust» forwurd here und then11 "All military
uuthorliie
huv
have been heavy in propo rtio n to j agreed th a t th e Polish capital m ust
the Ultimi in hieved, nini it is u n d e r-' noon lie evaeuate*
its value us a
stood the various lenders unite in I fortress, us is well known, is »light.
the opinion thut the sarriflees en but th e stro n g ly fortified positions
tailed by a g m u a l 'a d v a n c e at this in fro n t of the forts, it must be ex
p ected, Will be well defend, d. Nevertime would b e , too great.
',r',-V*A«'. - V i r 1t ' i i h 7
w
'_________JANUARY I. 191$ •
FOR LIQUOR SING AS THEIR SHIP SINKS
T h o u san d s of R u ss ia n » Sta n d In S n o w
to L a y In S to c k B e fo re 5 a-* toons C lose.
Petmgrnd. — Thousands of men.
women and children stood in a driv
ing snowstorm before the doors of
the liquor shops on the lost day In
which it was possible to purchase light
wine and boor under the prohibition
act of the Russian government, which
has now become absolute. Applicants
for a final supply of beverages came
with baskets, sacks, carts and wheel
barrows, many having pawned their
Inst belongings to procure means to
purchase.
«
This final prohibition act is the last
of three distinct liquor reforms, the
first curtailing the sale of vodka and
the second abolishing It absolutely.
The third measure extends tho prohi
bition to every form of jilcoholtc drink
In all portion» of «he empire under
martial law-. Cities Included under the
prohibition are Odessa. Warsaw, Mu»
^yowr, Kiev1 add virtually uJk-cÎtîcs of
w estern Russia.
7^^ ~
“ Dead** H e n L a y s Eggs.
“Oh. papa," excitedly shouted little
R u ssia n T ra n s p o rt Men Qo to Death WUIIe.lamnnlo. running into Louis Lontirdo'e place of business, ' "one of
Rathe«* T h a n S u rre n d e r to
those chickens you killed last night
T u rk s.
has come to life and laid an egg."
Much to Lenardo'a surprise, one of
London—A dispatch to Reuter's
Telegraph company from Petrograd the henH Ahlch he had stuck the night
hefore and which bo had left far dead
says:
"A graphic account has been re was really alive ami standing by Its
ceived here of the end of the Russian best cackling. The hen had laid a
transport Truth, which tho Russians good sized egg. Lonardo caught tho
sank rather than surrender h e r to the chlqken. examined it, and. sure, i All I«oeal Advertisement* 1 nd«
Turkish cruiser Gocbcn. W hen called enough, It wan tho hen which he had This Heading THREE ( ENTS a
upon (o surrender her captain headed attem pted to bleed with a penknife.— Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
tho Truth for the shore, opened the Con lev Hie (Pa.) dispatch (o Philadel
Charge 25 Cents.
valves and blew a hole in the bottom phia Record
of the vessel. Lieutenant Ragowsky
perished while attempting to Are a
Monster Aqueduct
second charge of explosives. P art of
Tho aqueduct conducting tho watent
F O R
SA LK
the crew got off In boats, while the of tho Owens river to Los Angeles la
others Jumped Into the water nnd were said to bo tho largest in the world It J
«. >
picked up by tho Turkish ships.
IX designed to deliver a minimum of
For Sale—-Five Whit«- \\ \ xut|ut|f
“The ship's chaplain and a handful ¡58,000,000 gallon» of water dally Into
Cockerels.
Rex I’ackur-I | : i i »
of men were left aboard A b tho ship the Sau Fernando reservoir, 25 miles
went down tho chaplain was seen on northwest of tho city. No (lumping Sanford.
deck giving tits blessing to the men plant is required, ns the source of sup
For Sale -O range grnv«
> bxrwho remain«.«! about him cheering and ply Is several hundred feet above tho
g
a
i
n . 'H w milt-» from <>> ■
singing th e natwnml anthem."
city. Tho w ater will furnish a great
- . . i {¿mount o f , power—.70,000 horsepower on the nhw E ast ( ’pant R\ 1h* run
M 1 ' ! *rr*
1» anticipated—for- electric lighting Ing section of Florida
PAPER RUN BY TELEPATHY . and
other purposes. Tho total cost of rich hum m ock s at -.m ' i'Ut*.
J. C, D avenport, Ado
Hu.in at
F re n c h P r is o n e r s In G e rm a n y P u b lis h
H a.
»
and
the
Installation
of
Ihe
power
plant
Np
Sh eet to O vercom e L o n g in g
w ill be approximately $5,000,000 more.
fo r Home,
«
%
For Sale— $ 3,000 buys a fine ply*
----• '
of
property In tlK \city p.t
s p,f
Amsterdam.-—Ftcncli prisoner*, in
Carlyle's
Opinion
of
War.
1
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e
n
t
t
he
investm
ent.
Address
tho concentration camp of Zosscn.
Food for grnpeshot, MesRelgneitm. rTT3V',?7<n4T city.
near Berlin, uro publishing n weekly
on
ono condition: that thé shooter also --------------- »-*■----p a p w in tho French language, which
.were
raadu of.mudili Hat a n f o r t m a m r " * FOr SahJa^WKWcsufe -h r : .c fmk
they call !«•' I t r r s u r —ftttl) JLtctahti.
l«o lleraut boasts of being th e only ly ho I* limile.of flesh; under his buffs 1water fish busihe»». imi,. ,•,t fak
ui.thn
[taper which is in connection with the and bandoleers vour hired shooter 1ms ’.et», fish boat» a n d ga-i,
Instincts, feelings, even a klrul of also fish house, etc
I »>•
■d < . L
whole world—by telepathy T he aim
if the paper I» "to overcome the ar thought It Is tils kindred, hone of hl» Vincent.
. • tfc
dent longing for their gountry by tho bone, this name canaille that shall bo
Hous«;» (or sale or rm.i
M ...in
reaction of a sound, amiable inoffen whiffed: he has brother* In It. a father
nnd m other—living <m meal hunks and
sive anti salutary humor
For Sale 23 Im.i
dried grass.—Carlyle
H I*
Fugle engin«- in gm-.| •
S i g n i f i c a n t N a me .
M Hai. «In I if* ti 11 I tu I N t i v n l h
J u ijlf |#1 i lr r u II lak es it.
I- s*-r I
fflngll|Hirc Makepeace Is the liumo
Hi flilih i.r 4 iU h l) M o rirla
|Â 4 U n t r f )
I 13 \V. First St., Sanier.!. Ha
M*
O,
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I
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n
I
ruAU
t*
of tho place where tho German Inhabi
V»
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tants of the S tra its settlement and ad K. Il y I j l f r r f a n «1 M* •• W . I ' l l *
tti*r, M - w11 . % t r a n r
jacent British territories are being In aon, W i l l i a m I» *<kiHlff*. A(fulfill
r o r Sale l n e a p
Earn,
rrruur
», rre,
A ( u n . t ui«), ■ r*»4j.nfiilita M i h
terned
l
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I
¡led,
hour
e
ami
,
tup .
ü fill
- A r *«>|
H* f if*
ilgn Jr
\\
with growing ero- I I fix
l ‘*n
S h o w s G e r m a n Sp i r i t .
Reas on, si ckness
U
s flf * l II Ik.
1►
.n
Berilli A shopkeeper at Breslau Jl ImS
ritirili«
near
Celery
avenue
tins nti advertisement in his window- W«I
|iroinlt-lt)g to |>iiy ::o,mm marks «<» the :1»*“»"
For >alc I .1 r ri,
«lei man stililler w ho first lini«]» in 1C."«; »I- »
-in a li
tio ii-e
,it
land
l’rice $2,Otiti
F. ri
Il I
balani«' at i l o a u
r
M e s . ( 1.,. .
I
Ben Bolt
ft
u fllli '
tf
u **
al
Moore's s t a ti o n
The jntpufar song called "Ben Bolt" M i l* •I I lumia, J W I . f i V r *
fluì*
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V
fr.
ti
t
w a s not w r i t t e n
b y nn E n g l i s h m a n .
For Sal.
I
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It» a u |ti«,i «. is Tb-mns Ininn Kng
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
T he tu rn of'" events in th e east, th e le s s 'it would reipi re *t ong forces
where Russia appear* to be more to hold them .
‘It appears, moreover,
a J f th e
than holding her own, necessitates
ne vert il A11w , ■
h a r d (»re»- ‘-Russimi Renerai staff attache« grefit. 'a u m - a r aBisr i *!'• German Hile» In the er importane«* in--bringi hr its main
w is t to prevent th in ( om movinR forces unbroken behind the Vistula
any more of their tronps to tliceasl- ra th e r th a n develop the full s t r e n g t h
west thereof
However, the plans
ern tield.
In the west the town o f I. Basse, of th e Russian st (I are unknow n,
HELPING THE WOUNDED
still held b y th e Germ ans is p rovint and hence, it is not impos-ihle fhiit
to be one of the hardest problems it still intends holding (lie region
the allied forces have to solve. The wes of the Vistula, with (roli.icul
invaders h av e thrown up ex c ep tio n prestige as the factor, despite th e
ally stronff earthw orks a r o u n d La- (lungers a tte n d in g such a plan
" A t nny* rate the defeat of th e i
quartered in th e city. To t a k e this
will |
stronghold by direct assault would Russians north of the P lie
mean, u tcrirbl# loss of life, b u t its settle th e fate of th e atm y o p erating
ta k ln g 'is 'E s s e n tia l to any concerted in G-tlaciu."
<*rA»ove forw ard in order to afford-pro
tection to th e ullie*' * co m m u n ic a
A m ong the prornim-nl visitors to
tions.
the city this week was i^iuis E n tzAll news reaching London from minger, a former resident of this
the east ten d s to confirm th e rout of co unty but now superintendent of
the Austrian forces whi h now a p the Sun d ay schools «if Ft. W orth.
pear to be try in g to rtiake th e ir way Texas, the largest Sunday schools i i l77*uV9»-=I L«^2mE12«3
laboriously back over the l urpu- in t h e wtirltl
Mr ■-'.titzrninger was Vojlru-Xj - ;
t iiians
T h ere are indications in her«- to a tte n d the funeral of hi*
French «'olonlnls giving first aid lo
London th a t the entire co n tinental father, J. N . Enixm inger. which o c
ono of their num ber Injured in the
politica
s itu a tio n which involves curred nt Longwood In the 25th
battle with the Germans outside DlxGreece, Ita ly . Roumnuiu a n d Por Inst.
tnude
tugal s developing day by d a y .
USE RUSE 600 YEARS OLD
Even the participation
n
the
The Touchstone of Charity.
army of at least some ol those
Nev.-r to despise never to Judge o r ,tl.h Employ With Success, Trick
stales w ill soon he< unie a reality
rashly, never to Interpret other men's
used by ScoU at 0 a „
This in view of certain of the British ncltoii» jn nn 111 st-ns«-. lmt to com pas.
nockburn.
com m entators on I lie situ a tio n
slonste 'ito-lr Iiillrmltli-H. In-nr ttu-lr
Among the factors contributing t" burdens
«-xctisn their weaknesses.
Um.io,, A . orr.-sikindenl of the
till-, situation is Italx's occupation of make up and consolidate the breach.-» lj01ll1tlII « hroni. le in norlborn l-Tance
Ihnt , n.. rUBt, ..IIip| u>oa b> tbs
Avlonu and th e reported rui iul u n ofcharity hnpp.-n.-d by tl.Hr fault, to
but.-lmperfectlon«4 mid ev.-r tolovo ■ K„ „ rh fn hHp nrtng about the d.-f.-at
rest in Austria Hungary
men. l e a even y.nir enemies ih-reln ,,f
EllK, lflll tl( |tnm.ockburn In 13H
i< lom isioi"- of true «liarity 1» hail |,0,,„ repeated successfully by tho
Turki»h Loss Heavy
known. N. Laussln
firltlwh In Hi» battle of the Yser. He
Petrograd flee 3(1
B elayed ini
SJl V
,s
,
Ball, t horoughgoing American whose
Transmission
The pillowing com |
"About twenty five ynr«Is in front of luttlle latterly was in \«-w J«T»e> Kllg
V ictim * of W ild Beasts
m unirai on from the general staff of)
Chinn H!*«*s every year a thousand our trenches deep pits were dug. lUh was born In t'lilladelphta In ISB).
th e army of th e ( ' uucumi» was given of her p.-opl«- fall victims to the f»*- T h ese wen- covered with ornnctH-s
a nd was by prol es •ton a l a wye r Hu
out here to n ig h t:
rnclty of wolves, bears uml tigers and loose turf, as at Bannockburn, r«-pr>n tit«**, ll.e .Slltli cougt esslotiul
"T h e b a ttle of Surilatn)»b a n Even little Knr*-a bus fnlled lo tntnlly utul into Hie*«« the Gi.rmans fell in d ts i t i «1 of N ' w 1« r-*-y in th»- FiftyT rans-C aucasia. 30 iiiiìm* *o«ithwe*t .^ te rm in a te thè long lmlr«-i| Hger Bu heaps, calling out pitiably when, too • t-ton.I ami Fifty t Itir«l i .ngressi-s
oi Karsi uguinst large Turki*.h lon-e* Inrgest and must ferrtrlou» of ils klnd |flt«- tfo-vdisco« ere«) thè striti agoni
continui*».
()ur artillery fi «• «li*«lilt-h infest» tle- mnuntain reglons
Althrmgh ili«- («ermans more Ihan
Hntorl«,*il A r m r d C o a l l B o n *
perseti a «lr*»ng col unni of Turk» whol Theso formldabl«- rnan-ealers slaugh- BlleiJ thè pii», olhers carne nn In great
S u th u u s a n ff K n g lU h tro o p s c o o jie r *
imilaivorud- i o .sa v e. th u iu alv * » L y f « ^ Y»‘«rly nn avara«» of 2.000 peas- nutnb.T» nnd thè pila .noon becamn a
flight after tmving tosi hall of th.-ir ■nl" “ »'• b u n i e r s - W i d e World Maga'*( «PI*«'*»« »‘«rrof
The Ger ul«-d iti C r o m w e i r » l im e w i t l i t h è
flight
m ans struggled, cried and fought one F r e t i r h a r m y u m li- r T u r e r . n e u g u i n s t
lllie
c o n t in g e n t .
another In their vain attem pts to ex- C o n ile A g a l l i , In 1672 fi,Obi) K n g l l s h
‘I’art of th«- Turkish forces con
trlcato themselves. * Many were uccl w e r e s e lli I o l . e l p t h è F r r n c h e g a t n a t
cen trated in th e region «if YulinizR ig h te o u s In d ig n a tio n
dentally transfixed by Lhu bayonets of t h è D u lc li. , A n i o n g„ „ t h e s e , m i a J o h n
Chutn Fuss are marching upon Ar«i"The Idea of not voting for a man those who had first fallen, while oth i t i u r c n l l l . w r i o s u n i i l l t f i r y i n l o n i n w o r o
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nhan (Ardahnn is a fortified t o w n i n 1because lie goes to another church!" er» were shtit by comrades A shell nntlcoil l»v Turonno Al Nnvnrlno. too.
T ra n-C sucasia 46 miles north w e st of exclaimed Mrs Twlckembury "I nev- fell into one pit ami (lit* nuddled mans tho litIhnh. Fr*-nrh and Ruistnu fleets
vaoro joined iißnluHt tho Turk«
w lOilti was (down uut of existence
Kars.
T h e Yalinz-Chatne l’as» is er b«*aril of such bigamy."
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under th * law « of tha «tat« of
F lo rid a , C a in A (V f lr r r y Hollar
C o m p a n y , a ro rj o ra tio n u rd * r
th# law « of ih * a la ta of Flo rid a ,
and J . W . CJrav»«.
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It ap paaritig from a ffid a vi: died Ir thi»
rau«a. by Le ro y li. U ltra. S o lic ito r and uf
Counaal for C o m p la in a n la , th at It It th * ba
llai of afflarli th a t i h r m p c in d e n i» In this
tau«#, W . I». San d ar», U ral** In m » G r* *n
Shoa C o m p a n y , a - « o rp o ra il« » , (.«««(*• u
l^Jld C o tn n a jiy , a c o rp o ratio n , ar* non
rnaldanta o f th * at a t * ol F lo rid a ; and th at
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W« Lo rd C o m p a n y , 1 2d* N o rth N in th «tra*»,
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G ra tia
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C aro lin a, and that »aid r«pund#n.t* ara o v*r
th * I ( * of « s e n t ) o n * y rs rs , m il that th * r r
I . no p rt*n ii in th * .t a t * nl K to iiila. th *
•ef v (f* ol a *uli|>i>ena upon sh orn wmit.l
M a il a sili resp o nd *nIs,
Th*rVT«tr», you, W. II. H a n iln*. Brak«
Inni* <ìr**n riho* ('otripany, a corporation,
(ito rx *
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C o m p a n y , ari- h rreh y
o rd rrrit to ap p*ar lo ih * h ill of ro m p la ln i,
d u ly B ird in th i* *au a*. not later Ih a n M os-
day th* Brat doy of Kehruary, A. I». IS IS
th* »am* b*int a rule day of thla m uri; I l
I« furth*r «-rd*«#« that (hi* notir* h* puhlyrhcd-.in Iho.Hnnfofd 4t*rnM;-s m.«»p<h*r'
pubfiahod in 8*min«g* county. Ktorlds.-onco
s »**k for By* ronwcullv* ,**ka.
Wilnra*. K. A. Boucla**, Tlrrk of .aid
-court and th * »*aI Ihcrruf thi* 31*1 day of
Dtrttnhrr, A. I>. 191«.
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K. A. D O U G LA SS,
G|*»k ('irruit Court,
B y Jaa. C. flobtrl*. I). C.
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For R ent— Two funnel" t r«*<*no.
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W a n te d — Brick nnd r o n - r - ',qliiip,ney»1 _fqutid^tiq.ii3j 1' ..
faction guaranteed. Add res
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this winner. It sell» t«> ev. r - 1"»»»*
Solici Ior* A of Counaal tor Complainanla No talking necesauryl
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a n d t h e sale bi mwle. ion l«f rtE_
profit. T he wise »gent will -<
free particulars. Adtlress I’ " 10
1092, city.
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w ith o u t machine, for
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piano records.
E nquire at lfl *“
F. J. TERRY
Marble and
Granite Monuments
Tombstones,1 -etc.
Lot Ho Eatlault •* V«r Work
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1*2 w . Church S t. Orlando, Fla.
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THEY AUE COMENT; TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EAIR ITiHKlI.ARY .Trd.Ilth, 51 h and lilh, 1915
ON TUESDAYS
ANP. FRIDAYS
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PUBLISHED
• SEMI-WEEKLY
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S A NEO It II, F I. O ltlD A . T U E S D A Y , J V M
VOLUME VI
AUA
191.',
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»tructure in the licuri of the lutsincss ilistriet, causing tin approxim ate
los*, of B^jOOU. T he tire «a» dis
covered at I Ifi a 111 , a« tli,m. v
t.r.'r. through the roof the tu*- i , ,
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tu, ti..* lop thi„r of tl..* P ul,but'
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the roof falling m an d destroying all
valuable implements, re. ,,r,Is. * hurt**
etc
1 her,- »,-re lull three v.ii'aiit
others in the building, ail being
filled by lawyers, physicians, iimurance companies, realty men, etc.,
and valuable papers, and oilier J u r
nilirre wete almost u to tal loss.
A general alarm was sent in which
called every piece of a p p a ra tu s in the
fire departm ent and; for a time,
;------ when the w a te r pressure wan poor. It
looked as though adjoining property
»as doomed. On .the ground tloor
twp stores were badly damaged by
water and smoke. The wntite fifth
»nd sixth flours of the building were
completely ruined, an d Doors below
w*ro Hooded with water.
Firemen
remained on the scene until after 7
«hi« morning.
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The Dyal-Upchurch building wan
erected in 1901, j u i t after the grrat
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.which destroyed prac
tically the entire city, and was for
y*ari the tallest oflice building in
Jacksonville. It is situ ated on the
corner of Bay find Mai'ft streets in
«he heart of the business part of
town, and only a block from tho
river.
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various food products in t h e state.
seasons In this t h e ladle* «ill l>e currying
out t he r e al welfare ' p i n t of their
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In.ve such goed thing* to eat. "
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After every one had partaken of
t h e lunititiful Spread, the UigiUdvV.k ( U
i 'T0 i ! ' 1 JQ m ciation,
Mr*. ,C. E.
Wa l k e r t'ntr a pleasant .informili
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aftd lake advantage of t lui facilities
olierei! for info/matioii. for printing
and advertising and «rilin g letter*,
etc. The Vu-r.dipiarior* in- the* pt.ree
for i lie i ran* net ion of frrt r» t'uvir.CM*
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THE PASSING YEAR
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roue here first. W e « ill then in tro
duce you to the M ayo r and C hief
of J’olire. you » ill tell them how
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FLA. EDUCATORS.
CLOSE FINE MEETING
preti '
‘ * .le itio n of the o Ilicer* for the
-11’' id ..... . ■' gr,**** i*¿r t he j navs.r ordered it ’ mnv in*, killed u n
given in 1‘rnf St
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known mu'li'lali of Sanf-.r I. « f t " «o
The f..lr he ad' ina ni T» n* open at " d " ' f* I * . ' ^ n t ' , l u i t 1 ','in g itila P ie j ., r , | in i p u c k l im e m i a * t o d e s t r o y tional Awociution practically c o m
alily i ns t r uc t ed i hc m t f . '.ait s,*ar. *>11 time* u n d t he ladies of t h e c ount y t o all* nti litis y e a r sani, " I ’l.pa, Fill t i n germs a n d p r e v en t the spread o pleted its laliors s h o rtly uftor noon
the
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The Herald office » ill
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,popular » r;u ,r. ..( ,M.
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f’o g ' Irom ,\ prit !3lh lo \pril I .th.
t .o r hunier*. frulli .« p ie Miller
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1 **11 I-i r.i Fehruary I ' t . war talker* no
I r li , r day l„ ali « h o .?; *t •** ■I,*•1 t l .
I <1 m .iii *.in. a man «ho a d e p t *
um iliai reunion **! ilo* l.ong«no.| a pap, r lor tf u r year* and th e n ,
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Seminole r o i i n t y afe
ho Itili
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iifirsjia|i'W d,rm g pi, \<t 1,;. *
n>t( uj i i , . M.nhi* RcgionT»*Associal ion
j [he South Florida Association
„„I tin .Ai-tillvi* rn m m ittee of tin
yiorui.i
Association. *>» a<foutti of the belter train rnnnectioti» in the afternoon the S outh
Florida Press Association »ill hold
their m eetin g In th e w e n i n g . T h e
Lake Region »ill meet a t 2 p. in. if
possible. The executive com m ittee
«ill mfet al 3 p. m. <>r L i t e r in t h e
AVitfrig. . At forr'r'fhF'-enfrens NFinf
to take .the newspaper men a ride
owr the .elery field** a n d .it H they
wiU have .i dinner at one of th e
hot,I>. the guests of the Sun ford
Commercial C'tO»
T he complete
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FANCY T H F . S K T T I . K U S A S S O C I A T I O N
H E L D A FINK M EETIN G
A PLAS T 1 1 I N P A A
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FRIPAV WILL UK N E W S P A P E R
DAY IN T H E CITY O F
SA N TO III)
Nt.v. Friday. J a n u a r y
ford1 «!>'
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Anl" it,"i.ili a. • oli ut» are I«.,-,rul
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com mou uiwi every day c h ro n
,-opti-d Monday, »hen a radius of fifty miles
in,* pro',*ut. w|. 1 is - II liouilllIT,ese a r e just a few of I ho t h u g* (nr t h e fievt meoiMm: «:,«
icles
some injury received by those
lull)' s u p p l i e d «lili ai noble fi u ina II- lo be o u d o r i n ken t,y t h e Atom * lo 1,** hold on tl.,- i bird S.iturd.i'. n. [rom Sanford »ill tie "covered
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hand*
s A N F O R D RESIDENTS
and tli»' spiritual T entitle is being
pa lib*
Innlt under the dir*. ( l l l l l ol
T'lu" old d a y s are re tu rn in g to
Overseers of tin* work.
ford
The retiring o i l i e r ' furl her dis
Today IL D Waring a n d a".>,i
tinguished Past Mir-tet I- I M H'-r
liter,
„lien a suite of oHires ‘on T •'
iy presenting lum. through 1 I*
Forster with a mm* personal tribute sc, imd tloor of t tie Hisliirp block alld
in the form of a hiindsonoly gold t hf
otlicun will - ho u scene of ac
mounted, engraved, silk uml,relia, in
tivity. for in them »ill be transacted
leather case. T he oilier« » h<> la
the
large volum e of business inci
bored with Past Master Miller, as
servants to the fraternity are par dental to t h e disposing of the land'
Ocularly proud of tin* years record, and farms of the Holden Rea) Es
it having been the most notable in tate Co.
many points. There were
two
As Mr. W aring stated t o u repre
church corner stones laid
Tlier sentative of The Herald last week
were forty-eight degrees conferred he expects to place these vast hold
upon sixteen new members. T here ings on th o trierket at once a n d will
was official a tte n d a n ce at the fu n e r sell rity p ro p e rty and develop in
als of three brothers, and in point of every way t h e city und country*.
attenda nce tfiero was’ a t each m eet
One of t h e prime object« of coming
ing a full quo rp m of officers a n d the to Sanford was the building <»f a tie»
largest averago attendance of m em hotel and t h i s great work will also oc
bers than qyer before in th e his cupy th e ir attention In connection
to ry of Sanford Lodge No. 62. In with t h e i r real estate operations.
addition to this a new record for
The a d v e n t of Mr. W arin g and
having present a t one meeting sev his associates into the business life of
enty-five members.
this rity will lw> fraught w ith gioat
The firemen did excellent work
Tho 1914 officers leave the Blue importance aa it will serve to liven
■Iter the high presaure service be Lodge with 113 member» a full up business along every ch annel and
came regulated and their quick work treasury, a clean record a n d best us all of t h e m are live wires they can
saved several buildings adjoining
wishes for the New A’.*ar
be depended upon to boost the city
Ownera of the building state th a t
It is fitting to mention th a t Past und co unty along every line.
tb*- structure, which originally cost High Priest O. L. Taylor, during
This c o m p a n y is in com m unication
*H5,000, • was dam aged sixty-five the joint ceremonies of installation with m a n y investors in th o north
P*c cent.
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of new Masonic officers found *>p- who are e a g e r to purchase p arts of
portunlty to present each past of the real e a tn tc and also wish to in
Fair Decorations
.In regard to decorations for Coun ficer of th e Monroe C hapter No. 15 vest in t h e hotel and It is safe to as
■ttentloix’of public is with a very precious remem brance. sert t h a t t h e y will add greatly to
Monroe C h a p te r too has enjoyed Hanford’s population in t h e next
call»d to it t h a t th e co unty colors
R E D A N D W H I T E i n d t h a t a most liberal growth. P a s t High twelve m o n t h s as many new people
these colors should be freely used Priest 0 . L. T aylor has kept pace will be h e r e In a few weeks to look
over the c ity .
along with the red, white and blue
(C ontinued on Page E ight)
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EAST SE A S O N
J u s t nr. a gentle reitund'-r to t lie
» „ r i d at large t h a t ¡Linford i- ilo
g r e a t e s t » I t i l . T V e g e t a tile
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I he
»orld
I'he
11•■r -t 1.t i, i i u m i i n >■*
t h a t s i n c e t h e M'liiom f.»r l e t t u c e be
g u n m N o v e m b e r a n d u p t o t h e ;!l»t
of D e c e m b e r 5.'ll r e f r i g e r a t o r cvira of
l e t t u c e a n d M) .-ur- of l e t lu . i * by
e x p r e s s » e r e s h i p p e d f r o m 11«»** s e c t i o n .
S o m e ot the lettuce did not firing
good price' on ,i< count >d the in
elem ent went her
AAe hav e hu d all
kinds of west her flout a front to
s u m m e r heal and fogs and mist and
it hus worked a hardship on the let
tu ce grower* hut lettuce last S a tu r
day brought 14 ami 44,50 in the
n o rth e r n markets and yesterday let
tuce
brfiugh«
$2.60
to
$3.75
in e a s te rn mnrkets and oven better
prices in some of the western markets*
L ettu c e s* one of the great as t
crops of tho Sanford section. Celery
is supposed to be king and of course
com es in for a share of the spotlight
of p ublicity and will follow later.
J u s t now cauliflower is coming
into full bloom and this really fine
vegetable is bringing a good price In
the local markets and also ill the
n o rth e rn markets
CituhHower is
f ust becoming om* ol the big crops
here and the grower* usually get
good prices, providing the weathe^
is clear and cool.
T h e growers here are expecting a
good season-and from this time on
un til th e last crops are harvested in
th e l a te summer the g ro w e rs 'will be
busy getting their crops to the marketa a n d placing the money in their
b roadcloth pocket.
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ritteic-t lo Hit. Linuiug community
One of the most narrow escapes
in general
from d e a th that that# of Meorge
For a maiden fair the prn*|H',*t*
AVandull last .Sunday, » h o , as he
are extremely bright and reach tar
« as returning from his farm on his
.,!,,,ve I lie highest hopes anticipated
»heel on the AAest Side » a s run
by t tie several .-(I 111mil tees
The
do« ii by an auto and drugged for
lime lias conn* for actions and deeds
some distance before th e car was
not worris, so let's ull pull together
Mopped
Mr- AA'unilull suffered se
end put Semin,do c.ounsy »Ml the map
ver, il contusions on the body, was ,
for good and always
badly bruised .ill over the body, his
leg. broken in two places and he » u s
" T h e Lucky D ogs"
.almost dead »In-n rescued from lijs
One day last «cek a party com
(Visition under the . a r uti.Dlnkcn to,
posed of (’ O. Hull. Wiley Hudson.
the physician,
Edrf Riggers and John Deal returned
Mr. Wahdall's version of the af
from the AA’ekiwa s»um p* »¡th two
fair was t h a t he » as riding his wheel
Hue bucks, each ««ighing about 200
and hearing the car took the s b b j o f
pounds.
These deer were both killed before the road when the car dragged WAV
a young doh (pup).l>elonglng to Mr. the road when the car ra n into him
a ml dragged him for a d istance be
Hudson, although the two older
fore it stopped. The car was said to
dogs did aonife fine work also a gyp)
belong
to a gentleman from Michi
Ilessio belonging to Edd
Diggers,
gan
who
regretted t ho accident an d
but the pup bid* fair lo excel a n y
stopped to do all he could in tho
thing that has come down the hike
so far. This is the thir deer killed m atter. He gave his n am e as F. E.
at the head of this (pup) this season. Brown und stated th at he would be
at A ltam onte. Mr. W andall exjiects
ONE OF T H E P A R T Y .
to go to th e AVayrross hospital for
Try Dynamiting
trea tm e n t and at this tim e the real
Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 6.— An a t _extent of his injuries are unknown
te m p t was made S aturday night by but the physician* think he will re
un kn<>« n persons to blow up the cover
plant gf the E O. Painter Fertiliser
It «ns nothing short of a mirnelo
Works, on the south side of the river that he was nut killed an d luid iho
The explosion was terrific mid was accident occurred on the brick i n
heard ull over Jacksonville, causing stead of the annd road there is nil
great excitement.
doubt b u t what he would have been
T he work was evidently* th a t of killed.
am ateurs, for the sticks of dynam ite
The real frets in th" case will
were so carelessly placed th a t they probably be brought nut as soon a t
did not wreck the plant, doing only Mr. W andall end the parties in tho
slight damage. Sheriff Dowling a n d car can be brought together, as
his deputies arc working on the case, neither of them are a t present in
but have as yet no dirpet clue.
ilio city.
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