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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 ,
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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
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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,
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
li »i-pir
t
í
f
z
l
r
e
p
t
e
«
ni
al
I
v
r*
*rul
about a mile d i s t a n t Weil, sir—"
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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.
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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
11-1*. 1Í-1I, M i . 2-12. S-12. «•»«
FINANCIAL HTATEMENT «MONTHS PERIOD, ENDINO JUNE » . IH 4. HPF.nU. T*
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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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ÏOLUME ' I
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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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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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 ^
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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
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w
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pa
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th
a
t
aided
tlige*¡two
step*
th
a
t
never
grow
old
were
M
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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
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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
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litifch
mol
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g
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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
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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
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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\\ .
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- 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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plu vi d "ti th< court tuoi-. - I.*.ir*
s*o 1udu ■» M i
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rid.* ! tieV li «I t heir n »i•!**
provement
in
the ' umher
trade
guild
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litili
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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
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henr
f
om
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f
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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
•t
» 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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Al m a . W h er e D o
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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
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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*
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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
.
------0 -----j Metrt»|roIlx.
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
» _
»*
<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
()
k
_
(-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
•
‘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
'
,,rM,,K'' rro P 1,1 m’;lrD
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.
. .. »
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
”
. •
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 .
kSs
v.. • ' .
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rtrialffTT
1
Earning and Saving
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
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SANFORD; FLA.
Imperial Theater
ONE NIGHT ONLY; TUESDAY; 'JAPT.
Evenl (he Season-Big
Comedy You’ve
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JANUARY THE 5th |
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? is unavoidable.
Library Committee. \
Bank
T h e Fi r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k
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of M»*l c r s *n *ï r *c f
Personal I t e m « o f
NEW COMMITTEES DANGER
FOR COUNTY FAIR LIKED BY PUBLIC' BE A BIG SUCCESS
O R G A N IZ A T IO N
HAS BEEN
P E R F E C T E D AND P R O G U A M A R R A N D E I)
I nIcr cs I
T H E SANFORD H E R AID
A V IA T O R S W H O HAVE A C C I- S A N F O R D TO (JET T H E
E F IT O F S O M E EX< El,D E N T S D RAW L A R G E
LENT TALENT
CROWDS
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S.mm.rr of .hr n o . l l n g Small
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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c
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«
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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(;
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Cashier
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King Out the Old!
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A R R IV A L S -
S» O itili I In 11 sc
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I At Alottre Jonittbiiro (■i
Al i ahi we | | , ( >\|oril N I ’ .1 H
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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.
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l a m p a I II Pifliard. l a i l
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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
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Goldkiug and wife, C. ol n Golii
king. Eleanor Goldking, Hurton
Goldking. George GoldUng, Fred
<«old« in;1 Air» E F! Dowling, Ar
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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
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P'l.t A|
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Aduni* will nre*eri i In- li* ti ti’orii'i •
* r 11
hour
lb
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will,
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plat.* P 'f it'll an- ... .........
ami bile* ti 11. -t » I*» Air* \ d a m
w i l l It t llo w
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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
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and ai ti tflu;*
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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
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n
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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
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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 .
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I i o m iry
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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
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\ 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
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; 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
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Th
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1 i i t . r Mr». ■itjr . m i
1 hoc Le#ri
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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
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• * * L i l t n v 1 1 1 <i »•• a 1 1 r n *1 ti-**
I • • • Mit fi£ t A»-’
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«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
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Iri«'*ilni
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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
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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.,
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.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 .
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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
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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
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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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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*
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t ton is ret]uested to meet ut Fail
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the ]K>pular representative ol the
iv a n
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Hi'tttl quart erf« in t he rourt hou«<*
L. C. S m i t h typewriter* and is rrtakLflfifr
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SHrll
Trcjint,
Slaplr
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B*i(oaor
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Ciriflinifi
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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
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o'clock.
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k l K * » » k-nut * J « t »
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( « 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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Mr and Mrs.
C, .L. * Goodhue on
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Holi Holland, t h e popular O ve r
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lui Cadi, laif* 1Wf D*< L«rc» g»«nan |#<«4*« |4?((**(•<Ut hi!ii*ii,li«q (u glu«c in kc*rw
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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
w
j»h
to
call
altention'
to
D
u
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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■uitulned t h e hl jh r eputat ion which The s t o c k will a r r i v e in Orlando
Oak avenue.
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Cheese
Pimiento
Sweitzer
Nippy
Deviled
Htlmt.r
Nicholson, Geneva; G M Jacinth*,
C h u l u o t n ; J.' M Lewis, Altamonte;
D. H C Rabun. Monroe; John H,.||.
Monroe; \\ \
Dunn, Lake M.iry
School Committee D 1, Thrusher, cha ir ma n; F P Forster. S C
Dickson, Mr Harrison, Pmi Knl!
(tout
Ctinmiilli't' li.tt
Itr.ol
c h a i r m a n ; Cecil Gabbet t, E
A
Douglass, (' apt. I'.i genti, rl
Goo d IP.ails i oni lniUtr 1.
I'
H a g a n , chairman.
Wi ri ng Und Lighting Mr Walker,
chairman.
P r o g r a m m e Mr 11••II y chili rttnm
At llbt ICS Pi of I ' II
Mr I l(
\\ lidio an
( on cessio li (umi lil i lee
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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"
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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.
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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
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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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«XarrysH ‘he l«“l*nir varieties of
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SEED POTATOES, S EED
BEANS, ENGLISH PEAS
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ru.«t> d «n Addition 1.* .Anti h Nid
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lini il.*«tii » ti*u j «if ati Addilmn tu South
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Aildtibin tu South Sanford.
l i n i haif of tot SA of \ l , M. S m i t h »
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S-ftlon j7 i uf Ihr (ìrn m l Statuir»
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purrhaaaf «f T* t ('«•f11fiC*t « No. 1337
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fìlrd «alti «.'»rliftrat# In my ofllr# and haa
matjr «pidimtinn fnr Ni «Imi t *» j»»u* In
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tir«-.1 will iMdr thrrron ori ih# 12lh day of
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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.
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Il E. Tolar
Seer
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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
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o« th# low n cd Fanford.
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dUr-fon, acruralr.K lo piaf t hrr#of rarordod
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Count*. Sialo of p'torida
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To «II < rr Mii’r*. Creator«, bidriiiuten ami
aft I'rraun* ha«iK|t Claim* or llomanda
»ttain«! »aiti Lititr:
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«n.t r«*.|«jir** * *•* i-riwrnt n u rlBirn* and »1#*
la tat i« h i«u or rltlarr *tf >uu, may
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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 .
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■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.
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c’lrrk Cl-e-i* t'ourt Hamlnol. t'o,u r1(».
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o'Horl, in tin Eagles' Mull
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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
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fortin P
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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.
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eand Granite
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“ •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.
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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
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'_________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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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*
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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
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A ( u n . t ui«), ■ r*»4j.nfiilita M i h
terned
l
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hour
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ami
,
tup .
ü fill
- A r *«>|
H* f if*
ilgn Jr
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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.
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It» a u |ti«,i «. is Tb-mns Ininn Kng
«■iron * 11 >
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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
r
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
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u n d rr i h r I« » » of th * »tat* of
r * n n « }|v a t d a , II
B- I ’loof M irh in rr y C o m p a n y , a corporation
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
j
th rlr p rrra n t placa of r e t i l a i c a 'a ra YYil.iam
I). Sand ar«, ( o lum bu«. \lla«i«»|nni: (irurc«*
W« Lo rd C o m p a n y , 1 2d* N o rth N in th «tra*»,
P h ilad e lp h ia
P a n n a y l v a lila ;
G ra tia
In n a *
G r**n b h o a . C o m p a n y . C h a rlrtto n , F r o th
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 *
AA‘. I-or«J
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«.
<•**»
K. A. D O U G LA SS,
G|*»k ('irruit Court,
B y Jaa. C. flobtrl*. I). C.
Davi« A Gil**,
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Rent <ioi>il -tv.
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Sianoli, know >.
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For Rent Two Big
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at 206 Third St
For R ent— Two funnel" t r«*<*no.
Gentlemen
preferred
Tolar, 807
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Good table board ut M'
Jones, 206 Turk avenue
lie
W a n te d — Brick nnd r o n - r - ',qliiip,ney»1 _fqutid^tiq.ii3j 1' ..
faction guaranteed. Add res
Glidewell, P. 0 . Kox 8»S. "
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T h e money is your- B
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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 i- ty- s tr
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.
11jj r
W a n te d —To exthat.g- "
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talking
machine
recor«l-.
l lu IM « of
w ith o u t machine, for
">■' 1 "*'|d
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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Wonders of tbs
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Speaking of Ute wonders of fl
1*2 w . Church S t. Orlando, Fla.
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die most remarkable frcaki
iround shoal Water .during i
»Hitnp swftso.v
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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
SAN FO RD H ER A LD
PUBLISHED
• SEMI-WEEKLY
I S S A N F O R D 1 L i/c F
Walt h Lint rig
S A NEO It II, F I. O ltlD A . T U E S D A Y , J V M
VOLUME VI
AUA
191.',
NO 39.
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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.
'
The Dyal-Upchurch building wan
erected in 1901, j u i t after the grrat
.. .
.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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w ill
’ .its at .1 toi, rii.itioi . I ni'pLty* ,<l
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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
pu*ve* *|,,«
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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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expeciaìly a re - requeued to come in s o r r y wo can't go this year, ihey iin t he ihfneUon."
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THE PASSING YEAR
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in exert re*peel
I- illler l lie >.:tiford
rat' - lor (lie iieru'ioii
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mo r ni ng.
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' *. , ot ’ •• I ni d on' » b t l m i t i e >•'!•••
w if e
I *vie. f*i
W. I*. ENME.
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
nuJ, ). ........ ) ) on ha v e ¡ilo! t h>
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A. I». MONTAGUE. OF. LAKE
.. atolli,dole vpeeiL. dl’IOuiu front ,v'*
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«ill fie
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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\%c|| ' I,noth* a r r a n g e d for t h a t purpose,
Miiai:
oy «ti............ .. .1 h.-t Sear „ g h , ' .,i„l d u ll U* I,une. I f^ee do« n-f •’•yuing year, the Florida Educa*
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
i .» the men,
T>> ..11 those who » I 'l l
The Herald office » ill
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MOll
• f r in F ebrua ry alni* the (um >, wulh
,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
I »■ , mtiiT J'll't ; n I t «
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 ,
t l*TH
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f*• To «fieli ili. lijll i. p r t '. l l t e d say * **I
fith. h a n ;. e ur .but I.,. w t:., ,r .ii.il.;, i tv r.ii'l- i
I’ll**
Seminole r o i i n t y afe
ho Itili
,.f L, m,i>t taking un m i n » int'-r, « in the
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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tulli >, j i e i n h e r t>i.
'prilli; poet » frinii M a r ch 1st to lu in1
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
riii* boy * tu, \ t only i,,*• i pl.t) ttii: ,i
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d e r ni jli I h,‘ ii lumi house lirtiifi' a i
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
u.ri ii , all « .,rii, *l Us-s tli, , „tintig
ing
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
who
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P R O I ' E R T A AVILI. BK« O M I
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
.'llt.'l III
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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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.
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'_________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.
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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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e
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
M
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I
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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 jlfrrf an«1 M* •• W. I'll*
tti*r,
Mw
11
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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
», rre,
A ( un.t ui«), ■ r*»4j.n fiilita M ih
terned
l*i
I
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hour
e
ami
,
tup.
üfill
- A r *«>|
H* f if*
ilgn Jr
\\
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
ADVERTISING
FOR SALK
land
l’rice $ 2, Otiti
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Bolt
M e s.
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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
r I r c*r*»i ' I i-r.
l t r' ••111 «« t
r«-pr>n tit«**, ll.e .Slltli cougt esslotiul I\A* h s1l -n «,J
« -. " ••• ’
1' » i 1
dtsiti «1 of N'w 1« r-*-y in th»- Fifty- , i f , ,
inti*
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• t-ton.I ami Fifty t Itir«l i .ngressi-s
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For Sal.
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V t t.( I . f pun y,
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Re nt
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
*
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 !*#••»
f
A
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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
I nitri a r i
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K«»r Kt-nt I*in
ly iurmahed.
KU'tlri*
lr*f“
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,
v«
.«
' »rm.
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.
«»lit-. Me r d i . YY J V| «» «ri Jr
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\«ldr«-H» 1 u fi 1
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<»»*•* n
f*H u * ( ’ «im
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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
i
! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * > ♦ ♦ » «**•>**
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
“ ,,rk' ‘ “0 “
«•
' 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
' hl,‘ 1
ai-ty-str
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.
Davi« A G il**,
F. J. TERRY
lluIM« of
Marble and
Granite Monuments
Tombstones, -etc.
1
Lot Ho Eatlau lt • * V « r Work
1*2
w . Church S t . Orlando, Fla.
* -r—
¡X T
»
11jj r
W a n te d —To exthat.g- "
^
talking machine recor«l-.
w ith o u t machine, for
">■' 1 "*'|d
piano records.
E nquire at lfl *“
o l i i » Vi, ;
-H-*
j
Wonders of tbs Shallow:
Speaking of Ute wonders of fl
die most remarkable frcaki
iround shoal Water .during i
»Hitnp swftso.v
■¿Ts.
^
‘’W
*T:
�hKr*.
THEY AUE COMENT; TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EAIR ITiHKlI.ARY .Trd.Ilth, 51 h and lilh, 1915
PUBLISHED
• SEMI-WEEKLY
ON TUESDAYS
ANP. FRIDAYS
SA N FORD H ERA LD
I S S A N F O R D 1 L i/c F
Walt h Lint rig
SA NEO It II, FI. O ltlD A . TUESDAY, JVM AUA
VO LU M E V I
191.',
NO 39.
T
’
LADIES ARE ACTIVE
IN SEMINOLE FAIR
B a n d » u m i l i .ii i * i i f In
’ PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
•; WILL MEET HERE
<I « lug >1 II. |. .
t hi- mli
the o|' ii .nr I -i
L*t
by
,
h
•ii l:i
„• .1 . 1,
1 ) \ i ’. 111 l.,,ii,|
t li* '
ri-u
derni jli I h,‘ ii lumi house lirtiifi' a i
L ir n -
FRIPAV WILL UK NEWSPAPER
DAY IN THE CITY OF
SANTO III)
oi l
|.|,r .
tn *
».!i.
n .i l V " w
\
, ••
C O M M IT T E E
Mr
W O R K
III behalf ni t'.*- I.mil ; 1..ImKimI the
public for lh. r ; ■ mu- .ap p o rt
ON
HAS
\
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Seminole roiinty afe
u n m i n » in t'- r , « in thho
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CLOSE FINE MEETING
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BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
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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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The W o m a n ’» Club Hull
j pink rlm rnuiii«c, veiled with h a n d
PHONE 21
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,
.
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
, ,
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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--^--s
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,
__p
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.
, T i m i :..- :
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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huntv
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lace; Mr- C l> McLiUghbii.
Mutt»
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I* I L.lflvn. Mil
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II \\
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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I l i o n i.| s l a t , s
four
tables
the
club
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two
plllk
Hishop, secret ury-treasurer,
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Tr ‘> - t 11
id • b ■• r l .
it
D uplicete u m i d i w.i»
with guo-t inbb-s
rhnrmi'iise, bntjir*.
ed< Hied
II..n il
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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
|. rit ni 1 1 .
with lace far trim m ing Mi» Ib-ury
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som e bla« h ho'« a n d • hltb“ - ,
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tirs V» ,.f * : . i - ' t...ii
M . Chi , pft-H •
W, l> Hobfi-n. hostc-s. whit' hici
Mili! it 11\ t
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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chiirmeuse.
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 .’
1 « 11
rrp n
■■*! i r . M r *
,-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.
It V. |L rj.ib-- . M M
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G-.,
rneusc and ImmF pnint.-d chill 'ii wkill- tin O n !...........» i im:.-ii' . i l -.« v ■
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M
M i - II \ H " .«ai-l bl-i- - r.-i" ii■ I. I ■ t o : •• fu n .
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it or wilt, b. tii. i' .. n • 1» ,.d i i . iimit. *
I lady bilk- in n
• rMr* It M W.dl.tee br. a d d m.
it'll MM e (rulli .1 »tri i l .
I l l -. l i i
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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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pending
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
If l ’ r » D V l u ì
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In-m«*
Tki |...ty pii t e
com bined with charmeu.se and gold gtmti tim e and d»-« nb tl ilutt '»tag tlic hn’iiii*:*
t 2f
r * ‘ |i ,.|i»i 1 a ' . ■!
«iti ; - «i i n- *rnl v f . k V I r<i.Y i III n . t.
a
III
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
�USUAR? 3' |,JIS
TWcLAULIN S O M E FA M O U S SIEG ES
HENR
Y
je w e l e r
My SPECIALTIES:
IN V E S T E D
t a r i f s h a s d -p a i n t e d c h i n a
S
ha M*S
TOW NS
HELD
OUT
THAT
A G A IN S T
LESSONS IN
DOMESTIC'SCIENCE
LO N G
FOE.
STERLING SILVER
l 0 GERS' 1' i aTKI) ÌVA,th
' ^ |S. ^\ p H Vl.TMA.M WATCHES
• All Goods Guaranteed
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
th e
W as
s t i r r i n g o c c a s io n a lly d u rin g th o firs t
h o u r.
T h is p u d d in g has a p p r o x im a te ly as
m u c h tis s u e -fo rm I iig m a te ria l In It ns
th o so u p f o r w h ic h tho re c ip e Is g iv e n
a b o ve .
S c a llo p e d
p o ta to e s
c a n bo
m a d e In w h ic h th e sam e w a y ex'ccp t
t h a t n l i t t l e b u t te r w o u ld be u s e d In
p la c e o f th o m ig a r and n la r g e r
a m o u n t o f p o ta to ca n lie used th a n of
r ic e
at
P re p a re d by tho
C o n fe d e r
a te s O efen ded f o r F o u r Y e a rs
Agricultural D ep a rt m e n t [}j
G ib r a lta r 's G re a t E x p lo it.
WASHINGTON, D.
O.
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St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida
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I » u i in
B e n e d ic tin e
Preparatory, C o m
mercial and C lass
ical Courses
F a th e rs
TI.KM S - $225.00
In t h is a r t ic le m ilk has b e e n re
f e r r e d to c h ie fly In c o n n e c tio n w i t h Its
v a lu e as n tis s u e fo rm e r
N o th in g
h a s been s a id o f th e fat a n d m in e r a l
m a t t e r I t c o n ta iu s
W hen th e s e a re
ta k e n . I n t o c o n s id e ra tio n . It m a k e s an
e v e n b e t te r s h o w in g
See F a r m e r s '
ll u l l d t l n f 13 . page M
T h e re y o u w ill
fin d t h a t n il th o foo d la a c u p o f m ilk
Is e q u a l to t h a t In th re e o u n c e s o f
b e e f o r In tw o eggs.
T h e d e fe n s e o f I .le g e b v 30.(100 B e l
g ia n s
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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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YELLOW PINE LUMBER COMPANY
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.
(I -. . i
i. it h*r to s t i m u l a t e
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.
Vi
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*.
U **n ,i «il*
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
On Dee. rilst tin i 1
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annual report of th e state h(*3trro r .» tW H B W a i
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Otllcer lyr.«U iU ,
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
\\
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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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»* •
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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
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spcciiilly beautiful’.
Mrs. W A.
a delicious (n u ise consisting ul have tin r Idilli» and dcutt
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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 ..
. n . ter- w il h v> VI h 11 rit are -a
combined witl\ silver spangled net t he ga me a delli'lOU;
m .
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omit I UP*’ • an"» ( " I.
crepe tie ( I n
. u d -ill I 111 -' -v i.o * m e t 1-1
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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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FLORIDA
tIKIMtY »MMtrt tt II.SON
I mi l U' SON IKHSMtll.m:»
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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at* ill-* 1 m. t * 1 tr
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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the Hiur iug
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t o a - a 11 « » to- f o r m e r
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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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TOH CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV DIRECTOR
^UNMAKE [HANEE5
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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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W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y
AGENTS
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ortie* with HOLDEN RIAL ESTATE CO.
S n n fo rd.
F lo rid a
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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C o r n e r P a rk A v e n u o and S eco n d S tro o t
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
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------t h e ml- r r e m a i n s upon t h e m
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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r . 1 Mi ■r 11 * s t i m u l a t e If «
gur -it
, t t*- tl ilk** If 1 - -I** ' I g o r
oils otul ' b r i l l '
T he us* ■* nf 'ti** * hi'** n s a flavoring
ui.it. *ml .*.• ¡1 - (iinlierotis 1 1 « thus** of ■
t h e 1 -. '.iiiu iar in* IIIh> r " f t he «.ini.*
r .ni.
ili* onion wherever * hopped
1 1 ion is Used * tin 1 1pi-'l chive« muv ho
! il.- utili* *1
\ *• w *-p** tal in*-» m a ' .
Iiow • ' *r ho II olii mm li In ' c r y finely
chopped condi i Ion it Is a n a t t r a c t ! ' n
.j.Him 1 1 r ** 1 *.Mae*- * h> * ■*•■ I«.**- Fat' ti
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inert* o r less c a r e f u l l y
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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,
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\ 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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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.
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Taxes
paid for non-residents.
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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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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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J90hc at Ihr l'nilnlf.ir al fhinfn»*!. hniM*.
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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
O—
_ 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
\VoodrulT, Hume
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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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F lo rid a Press Association at tin- big
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¿ 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
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We canno! grimi with very delightf ill\ for Ml-» S. tiillu x. -i-i.'r
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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
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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
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'«, 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
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Mir»
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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. !■
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CJatitle Howard. Mrs,. Braxton Per
really
wonderful, hut there aro dream ed long enough.
workable
into
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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
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1 l u t e i Creek
gin» unti Alitile' Htggin»
Straw
o f tile system extended to the re
Mr a j ' iI
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Today
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M.iP m u t e s t *ocl ion* of tin- court!"V. T h e
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a g e s and a gr--!.l d -al nl p rinted Till tied ln I In W orbi » great wunder
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m a t t e r . —Tune* I'm on
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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
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bulli 1 1 11 <«|1 1 b»- *
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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
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m e l i* p r i r e of a beni , tifili t le
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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.
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of
girl«
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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
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Mr
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PAPER FROM
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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
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__: 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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( .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
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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 .
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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
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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«
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Tt hnee nnrwYpapvr
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men of
w» th
u me Lake
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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.
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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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beckon n liters tu t lie shining *goal.
j t H hm uherehip
visitine
^ l U v r ', Mr.
UdnlitiM Hr
W II K.'ll v ati.l « f é . pori 1*0
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The me mi ■r« ir.
•larviti N \
< 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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t"»lk velvet ■M.
Mei ielle ml eti.t **tfe ’< eet-inkt-.rlrs-, ,
al veti
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1 *« at Mr* (in te r E. Williams.
N . ( . f. 1>. Arnold. 1- ■' . *• T
tra m i, t
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Hurria, HoUttfoiulu. S I)
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.
Iti-tf
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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e
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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the week beginning Feb
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-Dr.tT. L. HrUndsfe. resident oste
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«
iireu«
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.
it,, •,l*
fin* t.’dav an- .JudRc
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fu i i »• r>ngi lietie.l
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Land •' : Mi* he'd ''h o ltr of May •
., I «ili tn pa ri nuli: r |y il ij ■■*■-<I l.y
In \ iii . i Owner«
t i t « or pupil'
I•rill I ‘ 1
t | •*i•I• •1 in t " i • •• ■
l . ' f ' ” - 1 , '« 1 he polo* uf il.- m.ititom. »•.. .r> lure in Ihe inter.'*! of
T K. ( it nrtPi.Ti ...i I . 111 i .*i ■ ’ .i
Itd.i>.i|Tii oil -ni- i-i, tiiifi« nf nil »
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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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lue il cil
E nd ea v o r Societies.
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T hen lite tirai net of t t . \
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was u Hilde renili n g and
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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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and
closets Ito
see thal *’■■
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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
11 i-* t In- pi.»«** vkht*ri* dfiiii
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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
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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
D. L. T H R A S H E R , V l c o - P r o s ld o n t
A. R. K E Y , C a s h ie r
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JA U N T Y
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
18
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.
E
tch
t h o t a ll or -mndo c o s t u m e s a r o
/ l / i t /
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.
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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
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Pints........................... ....... ..;............. "35c
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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
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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
( 11LM It Ah
• 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'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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rubbers, umbrellas,rdincoats.elc, from your
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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their good looks taking
6 siesta eiierij afternoon
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Post Packages F rom Rural Districts.
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Id» h r a r t t h a t h e a v e n c oul d «Ivi* Inin
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nbr ml Ills nei-k a n d Ilsien to It» p r a t
tle
H r li rKi lfl hi» we n r l n es *
The
hi gh li-nHioti of Ids iirrvto» Is rein«* d
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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
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P h o n e
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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
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I<J«« of yuur r«4|uiromenu oq4 *o will
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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 **'
<
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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4
CLASSIFIED
♦
ADVERTISING
♦.
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4
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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n
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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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
1
1
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h
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sanie
g
e
n
e
r
a
i
me
t
er
,
b
u
i
t
hi»
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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k n o w n uoiiieu .o ri |ii» de|H*»iln f r om
fair .
vmr* pa»t
They never will b* p**p
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al ■'! 0
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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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I ft >l.t
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
\'o rk
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
;■
— .
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
•l l l - h. • d*.
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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M i l .1 i u «i ■ H 1 it ,. > 1 r 1 * 1 Vi 1
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litui U
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
1
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I ui*
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D O G 'S C O F F I N
• b*
\t
I1
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
] *r ■ 11 >
\ J «
I1 . 1 1 i' ,
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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Ni* • I
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F
it
( ittiu»t«*t.i, N
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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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y
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
1,01 •
l'r
ertiti I 'i' ;.
U‘
.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
\,
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
V ^ *-
i
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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�UREE
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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
/»
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
S
T
O
I
I
G
R
A
N
T
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 ,*
(¡i-t
T
u
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
*
*
«
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
*
*
G
a
n
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e
n
d
u
n
io
n
!
t
h
e
n
Ga
end
]
, 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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t
,
■ 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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r i •* Si* tt* OÎ s'
f
i
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■
h
e
n
*
o
r
h
e
re
i
t
e
r
.
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
C
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f
» lì «al i l ’
IT' M
'
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
fo i t n . '. i
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i 11 ■i»-.I*.i i page I »
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
,
|*Ji.
I.
i il, alid -till) iri Tiyi of «-ypress
I
t!‘
hi» m ude .i « o o d c o m m is s io n e r i. u
a
ii|
il g alnji g llu Mektwtt. It
mil f '
o n ly in h t* o w n 'd i s t r i c t l i u t in t in '
li*
a
b
o
u
t
two
miles distant from the
w t t l.e 1,1
i . . . . lie
u•ntire «««unly a n d tak es tlie rtspyi.h
a
v
e
i.
w
a
r
m
n
o
t
ill
our
Monroe
station,
and about a mile
’
P
re
ss
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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r
s
o
r
ln
t
io
n
.
T
h
e
r
e
will
o
n
ly
h
e
n
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
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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
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in tho interest of Sunday school work
His homo address is Dallas, Texas.
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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.
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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.
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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
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before, .chief justice of the supreme UK'S in the county nnd'di-. "•*« nmiiy
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tho lots were cant, a n d was immedi
iissuraiii'i'
th a t in time he expected’
The
plan
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approved
hv
the
House
Post
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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
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* 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
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.
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.
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.
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.
.
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*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
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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»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
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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
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u( oiuuge lib*s»nm» .»fr! tln- frugr.
whielt
was
an
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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
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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.
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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
otri
OS
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,
M"r’' t,,r
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T“ _ • -- *land'kr’wtVfmcfUl :,r.i
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Nobody, know.» byi. toolliw
- 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 .
» t a r t planting
1*
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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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when the resolution is directed to the »*“ lo lt’11 " " ' J
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umml wxll-give om* ot-ita Msrnn'ri err* *»*»
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
•il
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
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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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destroy
germ»
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Last
Weilnesday
afternoou
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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
\ 1to-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 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
Nobody only mother!
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lieuutiftilly decorated in the Chri.st■atcor Sale Citcajt Fanti ef " Ulti,
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
•UlTrt
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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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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Ni* • I
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
\ « w ^ «MT' h
\ î r .116*1 '' I r 1 1
a-t
1
* • • 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
F
M»'-* 1 hllluss ,t \ It \ Mi* D e v i n nf
»i*ttle in
Ka«t
A u r o r a , too. a m i
nt i** fin Win u 1!•11)r*4* I- Tin* •I" e
ain't you »atistled at all?
\t
1.1%ih Hi,,».
11 ■
-i. 1 » *
«!
1 ga \ e you .,11 uni w,, ’, .I
*i>i Ibu P l e d I’o * a n<! 1‘od u ’ ' , ml I'tfi
:. i*i ÎT• •! ‘Il* l ». i* 4! 1"1 \ 1« Pi
Tt * *.tt »...i
•l l l - h. • d*.
w,i. I ,rd )e lit,- i f ill
y
I1
,! I*, v*r<i*«1 ìu.* . • * fi l'J\
.* Ill-1, pc. t - didn't » ..V* to ■i Ml*' -li
An you ■ftuldn t Im'<! uttf*i1 •■ 1■*t
«
**r * *
it
d
a p p e a r e d ( r <• II I t L * - • l i e l t l * - ni long-.
pititfhn'. yet I . ntgM
( ittiu»t«*t.i, N
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,
I **r
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»
1 1«r.- »*•* .1to) \ J « | rti* t I i ill** w 1
1 ,Ju S. Util >, llt* »M, . 1 lui» am ■1
Baronet
Biscuit
I
v
1 iir ■
feelin" mighty l>iin*.
h n i . h iti th* i mi . hy m u » h a n d wr«*t<*
.it * Ii
I '-**- i m - 1 t *• I 1.11 i ' , p o . , , . , i r
, 11
til** pttll* •
» tin
pliotll.
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
\,
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
* • •
N
*
K
1*1
i
i
int ka New.»;
— a p p r o p r i a t e for
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
\1 ¡tinte s t r e e t
kl
de
wa
l
k
when
(
l
al
vt
n
went
lu
suppe
r,
l
u
n
c
h
e
o
n
,
t
e
a
u
n
t
l
l)r. \V. A. McKenzi t* o d F r u i t l a n d 1
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
oca
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
(!
♦.
«
4
FOR KALE
m
rv
fail»
htm
• b*
r
Z u Z u
CÄ
I I
SEEDS
Crushed Oyster Shells
and all Kinds of Feed
WANTED
i
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UREE
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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..
*
li ■
..'ll"* *
lu*«*n . >-<n ¡4
\•
«L
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
' r
l " li >Imi k 1 ...
«i...
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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t
11.
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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
,i
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**
F
V
i
*
*
*
G
a
n
g
e
n
d
u
n
i
o
n
!
t
h
e
n
G ang end
]
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
*
C
V.
S.
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mite distant from the Paata st at ion.
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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
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T I IK S AI M !
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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
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;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
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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
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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
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.
.
.
.
.
.
.
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;.
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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.
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1»' >|»m 1*1** "il Mu I I i ♦ 11r 1111*at o nc e
tnil a n y
L> a Vll>
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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* • *•
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if \\ i n ' i r P a r k
d*
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mi
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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
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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
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o
v
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e
for
t
he
pay
met
t
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‘
^•■“ 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
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.
11.,
v
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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
g W a i v e d f ori h e r rind it b e r e a d in full of ,la nuar y . ! !11 7. t fiat i he u n clerk ' r
a
o a m i p: I 'c i l hi . it t h i r d rc.nh.ih i
'
i - -, : ■ «lori
•I
Kpitnt the Week end going oil In o
a
I
,
I | , follow I* g
I
torni..
Miami M*ii *i.i>
o
limit
pn--age
Roi l
i ail
f ■
I
in
I
nl
.' I* .. ca h
Mr and Mr- Bin h.inan made a a
FOR
Hinge«*.
I >.i v i - o i i .
Adam-.
i ni.,
u
h
in',
t.d
d
il dalli he
t ri p to Jacksonville, via the St □
\ln-rn.itly an d Maxwell
No. «•■!.*
a
olii i 1nr
ml
I',«
*
dlP
Johns river boat, t he lir-l oi the □ I R E A M S
l'ii»-*-d
ll wu- i ln*n re. d m full
CHANNELS
ni
> I
w eek
•i • n it» Il l'rl r* >1H .■ ..1.4
n
A N U L E S ANI »
1 r- -J !
\l r 1 ill of Slo’ibet,ville libi,* f
*.1 . i,4 i-.. • 11
M I S i i \ P ES
*1
I □
lloughl I In 1*1,1 "."C |*r
a
■I
moved In- Ianni;, u
1»« « n i mi r «■t imi, 1 * . . 1
a BOH ER PI.A I E
,»•i 1 (tr,ii ***i « - **f t 1 1- 1 It
t\ a l l u c e Work- has pii eil In a
T
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c hum . Ho»- Kearii' and ■- n**w mal. a
ST R l < T i RAL
i
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lifON W O B K ’OF
ing hi' horn» il I win I.,i kl-- I ' . hIa n
proi»-r
«i ■ o.
i
lion.
aliti pn.--cd
ALL K I N D S
O
a-l
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I
1
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el
pi
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Mi \ c d and -et-oiiil**il .liait M i l ,
Th e lli»hop fruit i» in-ing lapidiy g
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tor
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nl hi cr- lie rt*i|llircd III pre-eitt He ir
h ai vi —t ' d ululer lie- hj ■* r , -ion of q
ri-cord of
ST AA B O L T S
b o n d s a t t h e n ex t m e e t i n g .
C a r - ord. a Ilei ’,*>o re« urd. . j.d
Manager Mcl í ui mi ami "Field Uo».»
il
.i.d
all
taxe»
person.:!
G
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V
A
N
I
Z
E
D
riei!
P a t t o n . Wallace Work» at t he »izi*r
,
«
•« p urh
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.
li
C
O
P
P
E
R
A
N
D
D
until .1 that lie
Mii\ » il HII«
u nd Oscar IVsirxiu, (îeorge Smith t!
o
l
hcr
I
in
are
fullv
Z
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N
C
S
H
E
E
T
S
o
W tut in r
bond* of K .Kc v B
a mi Ben Jame» a» chief packers, with o
In
pr.
.1
L l
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f
(
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• «e
iff il S !»
Mr Bri«al 1n tvtt.il ti t*. k«*op un t iti n o.A K
la I la
t t
. o
1-la-n t plii kit V gatk* bu>v. 41fil!
( AP R E S S
1 J 5 W EST T IR S T S T K l.ri
-rii
-ti'pr..
park n i i\M*\* *1' *
f **1J• <1 Utili 1M o
«
i
\ 11 ■-fl« •! 1•»
M VH O G A N A'
□
•h
r¡ir*A m - lt«»r 1 ur«l*‘f
d< .1
M -veil ,.t I □
W H I T E PIN E AND
Will be Agent lor the
o
ot... ii! i*«p a
h t *«• 11. .«mi it dger
lin a io e
as
appr
oved
bv
l
h
’
T h r 1««•nbiiur packing }m Ll>** al n
lull»
ALL H A R D W O O D S g
account
,
and
lie
(dial!
make
the
o
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
\\
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
-■ r . t- “ «*: .-Tc4 :-=M .
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
u
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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■1
-,
.
.
.- :
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
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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
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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
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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
.
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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 .......
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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.
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a
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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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:
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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.'
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( tirisi mas bells
l(«*d tllited glohes
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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«
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«• 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
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n«T Irliiillud III black velvet
Mr- W f HoushoJ I. r « i !..
w I« * Mi e
Midi, e
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aid » .*11 s e r ' , i put
wearing « . harming Inti.- Ir... k
pink messaline with overdress
white «hailow le.-.
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J a n u a ry 9th, at the S an itary Market
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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*
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20r
Konst Western Pork
20c
IHf
12 1 nr
Spring l.umli Western
20 r la g
lllr latin
12'. c
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Western Mutton .
12' '.r I-eg
lllr M ut ton ( ‘li.<J»N
12r
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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.
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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
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Fin. Pork Leg
2 5r l.oin
I tic , Stow, 2 ll>s for
1Hr
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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
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22r
2;.,
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Smoked Fork Sausage
2är
. . 15c
5C ; HoiielcM. Haul
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5r
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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
/
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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full)
.
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—
-• s
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
”
'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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id.»
1
1 an fin an ii d Miss Kauf
loi... TI ... . .......... I tin ..
d* |. ft 111« «:I
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,
\ G
-I I D ic k i n so n
Iter. Sec
J. \y, (), S i n g l e t a r y .
( nf See
.1 II F e r g u s o n
Warden
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I. S to N. (L G. K T i i n t u s
It S. to V G. C. F llrnnnon
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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
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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
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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
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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.;,
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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*
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Herald Want Ads Will Brin
----- C I T Y P R O P E R T Y
One of the best celery farms; 10 acres; all
tiled and with growing crop.
160 acres of land suitable for general farm
ing and stock raising. 50 acres cleared.
77 acres of land with large house.
A bargain.
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67 1-2 acres timberland on brick road near
city limits.^ £ Very cheap.
8-room house at a price below cost.
5-room cottage. New ¿story 6-room house
among the best locations in the city.
40 acres in the city limits suitable fo
division purposes.
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One of the best houses in the city,
trally located. A bargain.
Can suit you on any line of Real Estate.
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motdts may justly
cfaim this confidence
l
because they have
®H the good points embodied by
, c*Pcricnccd experts
who have built up
J rerro power and repul tauon la the engine
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Ity t h r « a l d H r m l n o t r C c u n t y F a i r A a a o r ia - of l lr w r t of t h e aAid c it y of H a n f o r d are here! y
iìon
ordered a n d directed to le v y
a nd co tie - t
“Jer, 2 ,
T h l a 'ordina fico ah a II bocci m r * f - said t « * e * a n n u a l l y u n t i l all of »a 1*4 bon da
tul a p p r o v a l by are f u If 1 p a i d wit h u n t an • f u n k . - * order » r
f e r i i ve u p o n ita paaaag
thè m a y n r . or u p o n h r r u m l n g a a * w i t h o u t
*41fec 11 (in on 1 h r p a rt uf t 4m- cit i coon* i i
tu* a p p r o v a i
of t h e r i t > «if H « ntu* 4 ■ * «*'
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are
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fn m e d i a l * I s
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F a - ** *1 t l i *
I I I - »1 v
January. A
I*.
Il W I I F . U N | M 4 N ,
( ‘ 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
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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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191 A.
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PAGE EIGHT
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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
im
FOR KENT
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♦
Great
Sale
B oy’s
,y
PerCent
Discount
Sale
♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ » « ♦ ♦ m m 4 « i i « ♦♦♦♦♦
;
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r
7
S ee Window
■
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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
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Thlii Ilfffdiffft T H R E E C E N T S a
Lint’ For Enrlt Insertion, Minile urn
C luuge 2 .» Cents.
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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.
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For Sale— Five W hite W yandotte
Cockerels. ' Rex Packard, R. D , 2,
Sanford.
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Berry. Gen. Del., c i t y .
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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.
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f . i rl lot.
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Wanted To buy
horse wagon.
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, R. ,N. Poston, 1. • v
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BAKCRY
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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,
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the irrvai
present
a m KiiiiiK
going ito
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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
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«ill he one
•rrived , 1' t e r d a y ns an a dva nce
fraught
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piard frutti I k-nnville, am on g them
Vlu-1
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beine lb, secretary of the Federa
inerii
piaci*
on
the
pr
ogr
a m of this
lion,. Mr « K. Terry
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
the |*fi’ • * i *i»i > w o u l d ani -mi »^ ih«*
»’v*1»ii*iî vm r cpr i ni*nt;ilIM*
axera
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Air.
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m «iriiU' uy i*» p a r i of thn
for („'I
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f ) i .iti»*. *if ] l»»rid ♦
bofijfi
ili*’ i pr \ t **»n V* i t hmi
that .
of UMti .tr* i n tin* jo!» fur f!i»*ir pur*
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will . 1 » f • « I*f, ««-fi l|Ofl 1
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m a ' 'la '
a g i d a I ion t h r o u g h t he
•tate h gl laI un t i m t «Ìli Hfl -l'Oie
of l e
,I ' Il»l,rdens of tin- l|:nfair
barde ri I t la- ! oili ng m e n a n d worn
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Aaxi llary
rrpreseiit.ilives in t he |rer»nnnge of
Mn. J l[ Hoyle, Mrs. J II Mackey
and At,-. I R Ilovington
These
ladie» «fil make a s trenuous e!!«,M
ln-i
'■ a L a d l e - Ao m I o* v m
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l he Ìndie* in L t d s o u vi l l e anil o r g a n
ir fi .i Ladl e- ' Auxi l i ar y of the ( ' e n
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»
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ed t h a t convention from J ac k so n
ville. in company with their h u s
b an d s wlio were delegates were so
i m b u ed with the work of the t r a d e
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 |
• »tv. ,i u ni on «d S t ru ,
to t h e a t IV.
\ l: >«ng Die nllter f e a t u r e s > >i I lie
p- >. i,, w,|| 1 ,■ t h.
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f ii L ti,,r f 1Hi Ii N
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I «hur Mi i:
l.ttn I. , I ■d w o m e n Cl» 11L111**0 fi 1»
T h e delay it,
the u i»,
triol h er n , <1sni|tb t **i -i
,
■biter- at he u n i o n m e n of Ja* ksrm K v c r g l u d c - will
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and
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the tiuinuii race, physically, morally, i
II.
t
taken
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 •
* . w o rk
«qullty to all m a n k i n 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
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.
«
Pri vet t : v d V
“ H aving been invited to Ire pres-
M É r
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p r o m i s e , ttiat of
> . Ì fit-
l..p >-r:>
forwu riling ■opie i , i a eh iiirron ., It.. >1 la eli lolle III
t Tim r V
A 11-1 w.
•H f i t —I
t a t , »»
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' t,
• fie rigt’l to CUat
t l i e i r , f rniieluse a n d «ill lend t hei r
Hid
L a b o r Inspector
efTnrt-' t'iw'iifds pu ri fy in g the pollt-
Hr»
1 (' ical a t ino*|,l.i re in m a n y citn»H o í
.i i\- I i'
p • i. r, • i,t i- oil' i , 1 r «• i,- nifi p u l HO|t||‘ of t Hp
r\u ! e -fits ini.>* o t *31\ o»n
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- short If h e r d u t y
I rt
•nkllii assure-, t h e m llial tu- u t y 1Olilli wish it t o III', 1 a m of 1 lie opilt* !
,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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jilauned
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
r
a
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had
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done
any
Mur|,r jM. j,,
v c t n r s w h o ' f ar e of luti*- childreii «re eoneiTrud.
t
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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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j ust ify tli eir
. - 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
...
.
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» 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,¡ .
«•î
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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
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:
.
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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sirnI Comedy under auspices oí th e
Welfare Depart m eni, Woman's C lub
I
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
( .
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
_______
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
!, .
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
.
R
I)
W
aring
M¡’»
U
t
0
a
o
»
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
---ri..
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 !.[
»
.,
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
»11
*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 .
Xullr - *4' %|i|»| If lit!ii P fin fat O*1* 'I I uh' f
S i , llun
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Wanted
rt
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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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plain* rccurdo ffir«.
Wanted <. i i
1 1 1 La -1 I">ne
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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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<•1' *11* VI
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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
I
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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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. •'!
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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
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a g id a I ion through the
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of l e
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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
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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
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and
some
a*
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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.,
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p r o m i s e , ttiat of
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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
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t . i t , A l Mill ■
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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»
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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.
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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
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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
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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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fin per meli o( -olii !• !■J, ■-
m i t
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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
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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
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>tlort
i
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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
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» 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, . ,
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in
fit. V grounds fo r
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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
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•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
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n**vs
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on
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that
fi" ■
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1 ( ' ical
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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
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‘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
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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
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pre-ltied
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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-
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B R A N C H
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lumi are puyuhlc <1
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trust«"«** hy th è lux i**»ll«*rl«xr
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pani ihrei t to t riiste«** h> tnx «**»llector
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T u x i fil l ector of Si' tiuiiol, r i o i h l i
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BANK of OVIEDO
OVIEDO, FLORIDA
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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
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(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
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h. t
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bulge
li e a n d
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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
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m
p
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r
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y
s
Was
r
e
a
d
,
a
n
d
s
ali
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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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a
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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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�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
T H P
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
O M l VKAIl
................II. so
S t I M O M MS
I.3S
rntlKF. MONTHS
■l . l l . r r r < l In ( h r ( I I I li) ( A r t i e r
14
H.tHJ I ' n
U t l in
Ad«ftnr • wt 2Uc. IVi Jlfoflib
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.
—0 —
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.
A — e r m i * —»
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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
♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ !
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
„ . ... ... . .
,
,
,
’
, , 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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meni ii» n fit r r .1 re r* ,•.» 41
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
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t
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(
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ni
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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
und
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.
’
1
»
,
.
,,
■■
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 .
. . ^
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
.........
iNt)
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,
------ 0 ---- »
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
4|.Tun>-St
*
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 .
*
~t
Saw».«Us«- »
ïfi'iigtflfhli it j
'"*" ? ' ■
I ■.
-.V ■«¿'¿igqiHji&z.v
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ifikt
T H ¿ S A N F O R I ) I I F K A 1. D
+++++++++++++
H a d I' ul ire P r i i l r r l b i n
n**********
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
.
. ,
,
,,
,,
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
u
e
n
c
e
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.
\
i
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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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
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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
Dc}X)sits
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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
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have
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of
health
Mr.
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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
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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 .
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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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son of Rev. Dr. and
all they can to advunco it in every
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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
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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
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. an y th in g to give to the sale to send
p a rtm e n t for a i hristmn» present of
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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.
i l **
D ep artm en t m ade an excellent rep o rt,
\
/
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
t\
SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 1
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Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling
G eneral F ire
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f t ''
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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h . v«*, Jiff n i a ken
• r v ii ,i i i k mi w n
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W ooilrulT Huilding. .
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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»
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.
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A* W. Millon. J. W. O steen, Alfre
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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
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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
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LIVERY, S A L E S
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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
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CONTRACTORS FOR
• •■ iettirv of thè Fl or i d a ........... R e a d *
Xshim liti ioti
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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
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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
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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:
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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
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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
<
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•
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.
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E
P
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D
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! 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
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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
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n u » o v-.w « X ' o i o
tn * .t* 4 » w * * * * * * * * * * *
'n t i P P S & W
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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.
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.
, 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
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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
•
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
v
a■
p
r
i
c
u
l
i
0
t>>
l
ii-l.ur,
d
tllitl we -J.all loilid (.If ill, ill wil d,
a
nvoiit
h
\\
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
Inni 1!. • 11.0 Il ,• ■*•I
Klies* lit l lie cold releulles* ha dll "I
B r u ? l u •» . u n d * 1 * 1 « ’.INi I t
fit
t
liai
II«.!
1.....
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wur
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t,,,
t
*
V\ « ì l i * r
TJ ‘ f 1
‘W f I* * lift* « i
M r1 *i
f.lf v t: tj
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ii *«-r (ti* (attui
ll i- Into* t>*r I !'•■ ¡ns,pie „1 i to
I. '
** w|»riniî? * r l *- r u . » H ,T1 Si*iif>*r«i ' » ■ U T , . 1 >l.t _. - m l i n i n ! > r
•¿It 111t1v
.t
a nd nlu' in
United S l a t e s to
ime mil of the
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
,
" . *■I I II •, 1 1 • - H u n •
f i %r- ?
f t » ’ t f*; IS *
.
t
- . -«I.u-iII., - V
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
*•
,-*•
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 •
' »• 1
, j
\. - )
! . Il g ill
gloom
It I- t I! '• Ml .1
'■
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
• •
* I
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
•
|
C. y "lief . - I of M t., ini r
I
V, i l l ' . .
Prr-,!'
Ì-
\ ice P r c ' l d e l l l ,
Utrlay "f Jacksonville. Cud
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t,. i
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Prc-iu
\ i, e
F : > ideili
gustine
U ■ • l'..Im It, ;.
Dickn
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Ytrr i*n -. ({•-til c
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Zim "! b 1 lut) ,|
3rd \
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Domi (li Muri «n ; ri-t 11>"| i . 1., ■.i*
Hr t ti-i
W 1
• -.»• "t 1 >i a ,
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
St it; !ii«»it ( '<dim V -incc I hr r n n n t y v
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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.
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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.
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big app ro p riatio n has been
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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
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i «Xiiiig car inspector, who lost Intile at Bund'* Siding on T uesday
night u limit nine o ’clock.
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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
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,• 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
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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
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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
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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
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TWELVE THOUSAND KILLED IN QUAKE
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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
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“on armu .1. «*! I. • k >f intr-ri'* t
other m. ' Mr* *it .1 '<!' ' lie tie.,.
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attention ol the Sniiiord la «tic* an
¡uiulHcicnt number were present at get some further information
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New Orleans, Jan. II
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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
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At rangem ents uro now co m pleted
proposed by t In St I,
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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«,
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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 **. • ,
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n . 1 , 1- .if girunpi-nty.
Jacksonville health exhibits.
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Florida.
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CLOSED YESTERDAY
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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
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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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THE SANFORD HERALD
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IANUARY 12. lois
{MEETING OF PRESS ASSOCIATION WAS A BIG SUCCESS
oioo oo o o G O
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o oooooaa s | p i„ fron, you. |»u t w ithout
m o - tend to the interest» of thlr body
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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, also of all public servant», mo‘re especial
BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN
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«*
| EVEN TH E G A TE POST NOT IN IT _ 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
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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 Com- 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
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•T1hirty-five
» * * » jf
M
** » s i
xt f, Ii,t
I « I1l l 1 1
this su n n y southland have just
able,’’ s a y s :
f CURBSTONE GLEANINGS
S
WELCOME TO OUR CITY l;e in!,UK,,,;;,tt"1’ commencing «*.» «
ABOUT PEOPLE
AND EVENTS
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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 lub nnd the people here have 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
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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 '
_
__
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
worker» in nine*-! , \ , 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- the ino i h. driven »uijibwnrd from
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
Mo- i l . . .
. ru, livlllg tl • r* l-i.'allot Ilf • V. r
II.il > W Melimi\ , 01.1 Si tt
time to iofni* out <>( t 1<* glooifi i*
at Moor, ■ ' a'
•Î«iti*
1hat 1* h.Ti! -” |dea*anf VI -It Vt t i'.t r a 11r 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’or <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
•
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
v
a■
priculi
0
t>
>
l
ii-l.ur,
d
tllitl we -J.all loilid (.If ill, ill wild, people win, really Irlievc | ti.it tlu-y conim i portion are satisfactory uii a
nvoiit
h
\\
tit, I
H">n
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanson of Mr anil Mr* (‘
<’inlrington 4 1 E Ninth
patriot» of the past rebuke us for have th e welfare of their fellow ct«- centrul portion are ■ssti»lncto-\ un
Minneapolis Minn ar. \ -i*tne 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 co n .tin .u ,,f but i In- - ■*i
il t
I ol i r
II.,
J.111 -, n, .i 111 in Jutill- tun and VI r H
•i.
and horror
tu flissemtuati *« .in«l„l,,us - t u r n - , , , ..»I from Pensacola -oliti upp, r>.infortì until -j.ritig
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 little enthused Iti tile labor
m any naliwn» call fur food
There •‘«reer* «»f men and women
m ovem ent
\ n d this sam e coi ti
x-Alr-i A W Fit t-, Ir . ..ml litt I,*
i
K erry 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 M artha ,i< cumpa mi-li Mrli
who wm.bl not dream of stealing a K,
11»t • *■»• V
tions are being stripped to naked
Wes i
>Icl.lol to Si w *—
in-.-r» Thiir-d.i InniTH••1!. M11
• 11.0 Il ,• ■*•I
Klies* lit l lie cold releulles* ha dll "I
Bru? lu • - » . u n d *1 * 1 «’.INi I t fit
t
liai
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V\ «ìli* r
TJ ‘ f 1 ‘W f I* * lift* « i
Mr - 1 *i
f.lf v t: tj
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ii *«-r (ti* (attui
ll i- Into* t>*r I !'•■ ¡ns,pie „1 i to
I. '
** w|»riniî?* r l *-ru.»H ,T1 Si*iif>*r«i '»■UT,.1 >l.t _. - m lin in! > r
•¿It 111t1v
.t
a nd nlu' in
United Slates to
ime mil of the
it < ti.< ii *»* ! hi* *“• ! í4í 1Ht* \ Li in* < •' i u t i n i " - « r.
ID tl. i. Iff., • *» *7 ' f
MjXt su: t.l V " « M*
gloom and -ce the dot*. ill*«. tin
,
" . *■I I II • , 1 1 • - Hun • . t
f i %r- ? f t »’t f*; IS *
- . -«I.u-iII., - V
Vil itugreat opport unit >* before till- ta llo o
t’. • * • 1 •
« i 1"’ ’ n i l i| **« ft «»! \
• !Mg .1tul *I .■
> i!n"it ntl for 1! *
T he feeding and lim iting of unhappy
1m mi lh« * Dr*-*»*!*,! li o ur -uiif Il»*Ht
1 or lb
difi, r,-m <nngri-c . i-i .
- in ! .,- o
E u rope is our wyrk
Kurope's fae' I r Oliver Ft
W all.»«'«- of W tl
fort- -h:< II !„• tujt forward r., the’
m
o
it,.o\ , r 1
the
.>tar
A
Ir.-t-wol
*
•
,-*•
g
wiii
torii's . re closed the men nr,- . t tinsirellgl hi-nlllg uf the labor move- m ington. N C,, spent the week end
Y
’owell
<fc Co
■
be
ta
Iteti
to
meet
the
expense»
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 increase in t*u- , ut i n on Celery a \ enne
N it
orator*
Let everyone .. v..il the no
ro p e’s m arkets become mir m arkets*
s t a t e . m. king of |H15 the banner
Kn*l
-elves of thi* opport tifili >
of can become our m arkets if we *
v«*;*r for organised lahm
Mr ajul Mr» G F
claim them
I. * * i
T) i tew a fidi» t ion- t •■ t )
•* 11,
i , r¡,l hour*
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 be •
' »• 1 , j
\. - )
! . Il g ill
gloom
It I- t I! '• Ml .1
'■
K'lltdoy-cMut . h,.r.
I. ■k»,»11\l » V I Pri . w ko I,if
i
I
hiifik
Fil
t
1.41
r
h*
i
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»
r
j
mir
ti> «,|«
pfessio’i ami ,.|*>
\l,»chiiii»t- iol - l o , i M ,:ul Work Lat er i t, Mr* Pm,
the organized « narines olSanford
t urrt 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
Jacksonville
set
11*
a
tin«*
example
I)
furtu-he,!
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- to what cun be i|on»* by ,i -y - phono- g.....1 1
right of the Y’nnkee.
were induced to re.a trillate with the
Iernst izeit appeal for lur.dThey garden
Vi ¡ ’ W
• # •
#
C en tral
body «*f that fit \
Mph mix II1 \\ I wi» of t toreric, . calculai« d that it would lake i 1j null iiotilor - N -■ It
* I was in Judge Herring's, oil e
Fort loiuderdab* has become a
r . .uni m m . 11icgg of U liming to
xx. tak e teure
, m * ■«
■i * tr
*• .*
. p|,lti-ant*
. t i n - for
i *. i
olt thi
-----------------th e other day when » young man t
good union town, having good locali
\- (
wer,- t I , ** imlay gn,.-t- aid t in* w inter
l*h, tr i.otn um 11
1 r lot
ra m e in to gel a m arriage 11.«■nof c«rp,ni,*r» and p»inl«*r». Mn-.tn
.( Mr a lid Mr.- Il II ( happ* .1 ahVav-ed the >ily. r«l*,',i the $PJ,l|||tl f.a.-l hlf-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 to their home- 0,1 and they are in n position to give C o ra Cola I
,
y o ung man
Une of work. bs do th e Misrni M o n d a),
substantial aid to the |<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 ra h am . Va., are registere«! ut th 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. Joh n a II o use.
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
. n,,nt stverai
, „ v«r« | wwin
l ,.r, in
in »an
s » n .J rm;any a k,a rm ,.nt. stiU
.m bangtttg
,
< in
. our ,
* Sanford is getting into the con
T be i . i nit. e. rr - 1,
n* ' e spent
tnur»
¡r.i
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
&
Co.
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
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
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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.
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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 isunable 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
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G lid e s ell, P. U. box «"«■.
stead.
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Mr. R. N. Cates of Tallahassee is
plished, it'a up to him to do some
—a p p ro p ria te for lu n c h
52-ftg ,
Fla.
The Carriaff, Waron and Auto visiting his sister, Mr». W. D .
thing that’a worth while on his own
eon, te a an d d in n e r.
mobile
Worker»*
local
in
Miami
have
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Zachary. * ’
W a n t e d — To exchange •»
account.
io c en ts.
ceased to exist, while the Machin
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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.
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b H unter left on T h u rs d a y for
piano records.
Enqtlir«* >' *'fr‘
*• velous cartoon that recently appear*
Feeling
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tions unnecessary I beg to submit neral of Mr. Paul Miller.
■trikiiyly portiays the evils, that,
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W anted- Gentlemen r doinert
for your consideration the following
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magiclike, come to us through the
1V-MP
315 East 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
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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
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heart seem* to bewritten
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
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 ad «W*,
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
N . Poston, Lake Mary FI*.
sage of a State Engineers' License
FO R S A L E
R. N.
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In capitals appears the single word.
"Reputation."- It is the purpose of
the goaaip to tuin the fair name of
wqmanhood and this trait in hu
man nature deserves execration, it
merits a sting rarely* applied. W!
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NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
A lw a y s look for t h a t N a m e.
law.
3. There is great need for provi
sion whereby tho president, or other
selected by this convention
may be empowered.to personally at-
Rev. G. B. Waldron was a wel
40-2tc
come guest in Sanford Friday and
.For, sale celery farm at m bar
Saturday. He is always cordially
greeted by old friends whenever he gain, 15 acres right in village, 500 feet
from R. R. siding. Cheap and on
strikes the home town. .
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THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .Irci, Ith, 5th and (Uh, 1915
ON TUESDAYS
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SEMI-WEEKLY
AND FRIDAYS
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Life In Wmih Living
S A M T iltl*. I {.Olili >A. I Iti DA Y. J M U l\ l ' . I'JI:.
VOLUME VI
NO 12.
one fra tit*lit « ii •
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With kind renard
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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
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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
the h o s t s o f l a b o r h a d
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 TH E LIST OF ATTRACTIONS
g oo d m e e t in g a n d
th e state.
As legislator. .;« hi a U'
IS STEADILY GRO W ING
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
a FINE T IM E .
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.
The second day of th e meeting of 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
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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
tfc »0»“* Federation of latbor was proposed by t In St I,
Uken « R ,wiLl‘ l .h e roP°m of cum- of L a b o r .’
t, count of the heavy downpour of ruin ii was thought host to when tin- serpent wan c jp ttire d it Seminole C o u n ty ’» first ann u a l fair
In appearing Indnr«- \..u
pa-«ed into the great beyond and which wtil be hold a t Sanford, Fob.
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mftiees lintl v a r i o U 9 r o , u i n '' n , l U *
Ur*. The arduous duties of the day iieantlfu! Mity of Siu.b.
no interview could -be obtained. -I. 1. 5, ti, four days a n d four night«,
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postpone the trip until next Moiula; January livth.
, t re broken in tin- afternoon bv an 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 over held In t h e state.
*Bto ride over the city a n d the cul- John» river »Urrmtnili-d by
L tr. Heidi oa uutyW of the Hanford water lakes ami in id, ni
j has a car is requested to have th it same car in front of tho back" from tin ago when railroads
It will be given in a m odernized
k commercial Club. Tho visitors were eolery, I believe I voice the (enfi- 1
were not asking for increased freight Wat
The. ladies who ;
■wt favorably impressed with the m ents of a 1J^ members of t i n . . «in Herald office at one o’clock Monday.
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Rural situation in a n d around ventim i W : h e n ^ j ^ _
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
better impression 'of the business of 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
»inter tfnrdening at 'S anford than live spetinhs of the great **. • ,
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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; rp *of ( ’up!;.in H. ( i.
lht y could, possibly have received Florida.
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Hoot It . of uiiifortn size w ill bo
Itiole.
front.any other source.
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t r . d ! l v i c d n . "> b * , .|, i relitti:, bit- I iltzelis oil ere, ted to* take care of the tndr*
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hoyle
Hunt*' ex!.¡ini Jb'othy «ill nPo he
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was to have organized a laiclie-.' good frier I I
Uotiiun's t lull, era. to
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Aoiiliart branch of the t.cte l i . l t — -, .
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A B ettor B aby co n te s t conducted
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t-n* 1in?,«u t u.tii ai.u
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attention ol the Sniiiord la «tic* an
by
tin* W om an’ll C lub will be u big
¡uiulHcicnt number were present at get some further information fu n i irrcatcvl "i ici n’ti-frcthcr" mcctii
ht't'ti hrltI in ti,* r Mutui .Il lu* lucks i* .i -.land b..lu te ol tl.m depart nient. Hund*
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federatio n m e e t
CLOSED YESTERDAY
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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.
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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 gri'
*nd gra,y.
SEMINOLE FAIR AS
SUMES GREAT SIZE
ATTENTION SANFORD BOOSTERS!
TWELVE THOUSAND KILLED IN QUAKE
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In m a n y small town* sutrounding
Rome building*
were
parjially
wreck« d, Vitite at Naples a pii' ic
o, urri'd, and hm i'i— I* II .ii < -• ■r 1
a -liiirt d ! * l O' • I*« 11 » '
I ruin belli w N.i eh
f !■ out *
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iti" li 111! ilia t Of > III",' II" I ....... ,,
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 was
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, FJlfi.
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 ,
0rd on tho 12lh 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
ly reprwent me at thhi con- were destroyed.
vention.
Likewise Potenza. capital of the
You m n r
°l mv i*y »»»ure the convention province of tho snme tijine. on th e
rtth u ijlM,n y »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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CHURCHES UNITE
CAR INSPECTOR
KILLED AT RANDS IN SUNDAY MEET
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i ,i, urr. >| in tin- iity in s u m « turn- w.,' that of C harley 1’uwill.
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
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.
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icgut ding « m i cuses
up for speedy trial
forced to the letter
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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.
. ■! 1
li I 4*1 I*1" I 1.* *1 .'«till lit
lung delays t ha l kir meri \ u. . ur red
lire In lie i 11ni i ti., I >d. thus insuring
speed., 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
(‘lurk Howell, Editor Constitution. press
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 ers
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
m ake tho B o o s te r trip to Geneva, docket and the petit jury will have
Chuluota a n d Oviedo. T h e biggest plen ty to do during this te rm of
, Continued on Pigc 11
get together m eeting of t h e year.
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i. i o*' i • * indi« •
' 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*
and
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. i" . '1 ii"l a v llInge hi ii.Hiih t within 76 miles uf
Sun find but what has been "co v e.i'd" setting fo.th w h a t Seminole
f 'm inty i* trying to do
The Fair
|{, I,¡u it, i mii'MiTi. >• that rpeciul
l,.i i . !., .ii ¡'r i ii t . .1 by I lie
\ i I It'. ,.u.i ih.it liiu- will irffer
. I" A l u t .- lim ing the Fair.
I
.' !l n.., 11 11 | ms-1bl" fur uiit uf
I i
, 1111,
tl. alt. Nil u tl I) bill
lutl" "Xiieuse
A nnouncem ents will
* V
be made soon of special days 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 h a 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.
Mr. a n d Mrs. G. W. H a y to n a n d
d au g h te r are here for th e w in ter
from Neva. York. T hey will bo at
hom e gt Mrs. J. M. Ho
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T H E SANFORD HERALD
HAPPENINGS
A CLEA N SW EEP
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON' D ENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT
REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD
of Coin mida, Ky.. 1» a guest of Mr.
PA OLA P O IN T S
Dr. Hishop r e tu r n e d to New York a n d Mrs. D u ra n t for the winter.
last week, nfter using the new gus He has purchased a place here of
en g in e in good ru n n in g order in Mr. E. A. Sjoblom.
*T h e surprise p a r ty given at the
. th e packing house
homo
of Mr. and Mrs. D urant last
C hau. (*. C am phell and sister.
wegk
was well a tte n d e d .
Miss Edit") Cam phell from Salem,
T im employes of the S outh e rn
Ohio arrived at T w in Dikes P lan
ta tio n last T h u rs d a y , where they Bell Telephone *3o. were through
will spen d the re m a in d e r of the hero lust week, placing new phones
along th e line.
w inter.
T h e Pearson# g av e a very pleas
UPSAI.A AND G H A P E V IU .E
a n t dancing party T h u rs d a y even
M o th e r Bertleson is a t home again
ing.
Virginia Heels a n d “ C r a c k f l
Kile#"
were m ters^ursed with the lor a tim e at least.
Mrs. II. E. L un q u lst has been ill
ro u n d dances, .am i created much
fun. Light refreshm ent» were served with malaria fever.
T w o cousins of Miss Willie Roba n d th u m erry p a r ty broke up about
m id n ig h t.
Mr. a n d Mrs Patton. insifn have been visiting her from
Mr. a n d Mrs. Bridge and Miss Ft. M yers tho p iu t week. ‘
Mrs. Ballinger is-hom d ngnin after-}
G oldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland,
•luck a n d Lilinn B ooth, Miss Nelson, caring for a ty p h o id p atient for five
•
George Sm ith, Ross Kearns, Wal weeks.
Miss Edna T h o m p so n , Laura a n d
la co W orks, Mr. a n d Miss Camphell
a n d Miss Taber were those enjoy- F r a n p k Parker a n d Miss Florence
W t v MHLkhu
. » y --.
< *>»<$•
M r. a n d Mrs. C leveland and M r.
Messrs. T hom pson, Huwkiipi a n d
B ro w n , Mr. and M rL Bridge a n d
Cross
m a n nro off «on a deer h unt.
Miss Goldstein a n d Miss t r e n h o u r
Mr.
Roy See is lie!ping now in
lunched at Twin D ikes P la n ta tio n
on S a tu rd a y .
P rances and Flora Mr. T h o m p s o n ’s m e a t market.
Mr. und Mrs. V ernon Culler a n d
P earson and Ross K earns joined the
p a r ty in the afte rnoon in time to Mr O range ScUire a n d bride, who I
enjoy
grapefruit
cocktail».
Mr w 11» Mi»» Bessie Brook» were nut to
Mr. ami Mr». (
K earns treating the rowd to 11 C u - |» e c us on Sunday.
n adiun fruit ^ ik e th at m ade the Sellici» having ju»t arrived from New
M r. a n d Mr-i.'W’nston e n tertain ed D irk s t a t e on K& th e night b e f o r e }1
a few- friends with u delightful din a n d a re now »topping with Mr. Cul
lers in Sanford, thu bridu being as u
n er S a t u r d a y evoning.
She spent lite
M en from th e C itr u s Fruit Ex d a u g h te r to them .
cha n g e are picking th e B u ch an a n winter with them in Sanford 11 few
fruit th is week, which will he s h ip winter» ago. We ex ten d co n g ratu la
tion» an d givi- th e m a hearty we!
ped to Ta VI! re» to l»e packed
Mr and Mrs Z ac hary took Mr. come to the S un n y Southland.
Thi# com m u n ity wa» »hocked a n d
and Mr» Bridge a n d Mi#» Gold
o r n to Daytona in their ««c ,un grieved this inurmiig by the an ■
Stihd .y, and in »pite of g ey s.k.e» ouncem ent of tin- dea th "f 1 barile
Powell by a railroad accident
We
th e trip w; s most enioyubU*
<'»•■:,r Pearson gzve a <hiekeii have not yet learned the full pnrT i e Wtf» .llul f Hill. tl.lVe
pliiall at In» B a i l lew residence ll'klDr»
our
s
y
m
p
a
th y . .1 »ail blow coining
T u e s d a y evening tn honor of .\|i»»
#0
»oon
a
fte
r the mother'» death
Golds e n
In spile of the sudden
W < learn tli.it Mr Will Kolim-on
1old w eather I In- p.ittv was a vi>-y
e n jo y a b le a flair
T h e ■-hicken and ha» opened .ip a grocery »lore in t i e
r tie was done to a tu rn , an d the B eaty building a few block» from th e
d an c in g would have kept the crowd liew depot
« a i m without t i e rousing lire» that
cheered l i e » t e e
T i c e e 1 joj mg
th e p le a ».11 I m *a sioti wv e Mr 1ml
Mr»
Bridge .1r <I Mi» 1 1.d-ti 1r .
Mr. a n d Mr», t lev eland and Mr
B row n, Mi»e# Helen and Graic
Is e rm a n (Jcorge Sn,ith, Ito»» Kearn»
Wallace Work». Miss Niil-nii, Ml»»i
F ra rices and Flora a n d Oscar Pear
son
January is now half none at this [time of tho year wo move* our Fall stock by putting the* knife : ,
prices. Monday, Tuesday.and Wednesday are the three «rcat days set aside to CLOSE ()l!T our Fall Lm. ,.\
Ladies’ Coat Suits, Sweaters and Skirts.- In this sale will he your opportunity to secure Men's Suits, Overcoats
Pants and Sweaters at pricesjthatjyou are challenged to secure anywhere.
S a le L a s t s T h re e jD a y s
'. l i l u e s s o f
ia
\\ a l t e r
lome
ni
lu
At
the
l.nsl
Sir», o o j Value» $9.98
These Suits arc complete.
consisting of coat, p a n ts a n d
vest —every one are g u a r
an te e d all wool. •
M om ent
62-fn ÂI^Vool M a n nish** style
S u itin g .
C olors, Russian b ro w n
b lack ? an d navy. $1.29
t h e price. Mon(
.13-In TTflâTTr P la id
I
S u itin g , Pattern No. 1
B lack, white a n d ciel
b lu e combination P u ttern
No 2. B lack,
w h ite and »cartel eoinliin a tio n , J9i
valu e for
19c
25c VALUE VKc
O m b re Moire is a
n nlihy, »ty li» I» w eave
in a very d e s ira b le
weight fm thi> »I'lt-on
<>f I hi year, .ill tile
■ ni" w est »had
Sale
'18c
No
w•c■.; p 11: i
l
M
; lece
wo r -1. .i , lini»
Suit,
l.f'iw,..
a gold .»ilk t hri ad ! r ipi w
\\ e ha l • oldy a few -if
SHOES
i »i ,-r..)
I
gray .
Shoe
II
I» now -to e k e d
will
alt tlió* <•
new
We have on
ly a few num
bers of each
size left - in
th e se hi frit
grad e navy
blue fl’n’l sh't.s
rejt. style.
all
No
till
M ill.
I pie re S u it.
II. id*- over a t'i:»tnr»» man
MiMilel
lil.uk a n d hr" wli mixed •-■•ti; t >i: atim
and i.f cour»e
II wool ' with t i e
* » •»".»! ,'f.,.|e • ■ *' ' 1
with
pro i
Í
»ell
I I . 1.1r. '*k w Mil
..... t». rainproof, d bv
M .inbattai, proie»».
\ alu*'
í » OI)
f.
oily - u !i u ,
Sjzes p in 15 \e.ir»
*‘riginal
ta
to
to
I-
litui
M- I i
lili
l ail
Mr» Darrel \\ >»tot of D
recently visited her p..retu
Mr
and Mr», il \ Tarlici.
Mr». Brannon of O m in ó la ■pi'ti i
the week end with her parents. Mr.
W EST S ID E IT E M S
s
an d Mr». Daniel
T h e r e ha» lihen an 1m p ro \ ein ent
Mr. und Mrs. <' A. l(atiler»on
to th e C ry s ttl l<e Plant on the and Mr. a n d Mr». M E, Dooley, in
so u th side
lh ,-i I . l i e hilllT the the form er’s rnr m ad e a very |tlca.
elect r 1< ligl t p , of
\\ I.■1 . 1m a l l \ i » i t I n U i n l i r l ' u r i
».ir.!))!)’
pleted It will |n . n im(*r
in* 1.1 l " a n d t t v l e i l o |a»l ru.*»iiay
the west *ide
Mr- Hopkm»
A rk .it-a» »pent
Mr. ami Mr»
\V. J. McBride, it jairtion of lust week in Geneva
acco m p an ied by Mrs. It. F. W ash as a guest of Mrs. Puttishall. Mrs.}
b u r n motort d over th o W inter Park H opkins will be pleasantly remerqS a t u r d a y afternoon a n d v is ite d 'M r . bered as* Amoret C lark of Oviedo, |
a n d Mrs. Dnw-»nn
having taught school in Geneva u
Mr. J. W lim ite r and son. Kb few y ears ago
were called to the bedside of hi»
A Mr Bradley from Illinois has j
son-in-law . Paul Miller in I h a tl o i u - . j iturc|jkfcl)ll lll(. W hitcom b home ojt
N. ('., W ednesday, but he had Second street anil ¡» expected to o c
passed a way befóle their urrtval cupy it thl» week
Geneva extend.»
Mrs. Paul Miller will be rentem- a welcome.
•
f
bered as Miss B erth a H u n ter. She
Mrs. Duhnrt a rriv ed in Geneva
has th e s y m p a th y of this com lust week and is now with her son j
m u n ity .
who has purchased u large traot of
Alfred King sold his lettuce patch land n ea r Lake H a rn e y .
to t h e well known firm of Coulhurn
D urin g the holidays Mrs. P orter |
1 Co., of the city of S anford, from
Wakefield e n te rta in e d a t her p re tty
which he cut 390 ham pers.
co ttag e on Dvke G eneva in honor of |
M r. C. O. If: 11, futhor, m o th -r
Mr.'. Reeii Dooley, a bride,of a few
u n d o th e r relativ s a r e -virltlng them
weeks.
A delicious three course I
from Tennessee.
luncheon was served, consisting of j
Mias Alice Ar.dee of tho wouth side
„
.
...
.
..
of S anford made a week’s end v U l r ' ^ ,0 p e f . ch,f k en* ^ ten b,; cui ’
fruit salad, plum pudding end cof
at t h o home of C. O. Ilall.
fee.
Those invited to meet Mrs.
Wo arj* zorry to learn t h a t Mr.
Dooley were M esdum es Phillips, Cur
C a m p is still confined to his bed.
lett, Adr.nir,
P eters,
P attU hall,
H o p e th e change will soon come to
Misses Peters a n d Phillips.
him for the belter.
M rs. J. V. W icks, Mrs. R. L.
R oy S te m tro m of Jacksonville
G re sh am a n d F rancis Nicholson v i s - j
visite d home folks for a couple of
Bed O rlando last Tuesday.
d a y s last week.
Mrs. Gresham a n d grand daugh
M r. W. J. M cB ride has resigned
i In- . . re (I.a de
1)y Nelby» and will feel I
right
on evi r> lady'*
fo o t,
and
prices
are
I
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m l.
hia* k ni. n i i di e d
■*or t'e*1
,,
M!
S., ..
I/.
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V...
union
made
No
! Pill
Me n ’#
M.
a
l i tt l e lower
bill.
I• t
t he
pro
l.i»len :i < l.fi'l
.>
I it, 1
size» <11 l " In
Red,
white and gray
and your pn k »•
FURNITURE
In
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1t
H " it c .. •
I . Il ll J. ' l l
liÜlhlKj .
I
pore
u.t
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pt O i <1
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it
x-x-
3 piece Suit,
a llerringbone
yniir size thi»
lm.
I
$7.39
ill
$2.79 FLANNEL M l HITS SI.9H
N u v y bluo, all wool California
Flannel Shirts, regulation s tan d ard
a rm y style.
Special
3 d ay s sale price placed
H* "| i X O
at Old.
» p l.t/O
H E O $ I NHER WEAR
M e n ’s fleeced lined U ndershirts,
first q u a lity , full cut, ta p e d und hound
neck a n d front double
woven cuffs, »pcciiil for
I hi.» »ale at only
pay nient I....
can he (iinu-hi
the
p a y u >■'
43c
9 A. PL-REMNANT S A L E -9 A. M.
SPECIAL NOTICE
M<
Ml
No
IBM M m '
navy blue »erge in
weave
If u ■< have
p, i i
D i'.» rri-t * •
$ 7 .3 9
8 hue»
better, prices
I
er in
erg.
>0,1
lot will !..
Sec o u r line—S hoes a
$2.39
It
•la y . T in da y
\\ <
lie-da V at
i V11 i'lll
low price of only
n avy blue y r g e , woo!.' tin» I»
t h a t are made to wear.
little
»!,
1550
Ill In M
A not !kt of
o tir
' fa i mm- $ I i.29
special."
3 days only
ii rn!
ha» tl> dupe
Colors, whit«*, gray led
$1.25
N
s im p ly unttinlchi'd
SNOW
'Swçater^jiiiiiY, H to .li ,
tc
\ li i I
K ni. Dark l a h K u »1.1
Fly n*
is an all wool
lo
t III» lot
Will
he
f o u n d - peri . i l n n i n h e r » in
Men' » Pal l i »
1" »ell for
$ ' 9 fur M indivi 'I'u. -
la-r ■ m paient la-ut •
•■r.
S w ea te rs—Lot 1
$9.98
i la.uu. your# for
a ' -I
oui Ludi»*»
$7.39
t.ll.millg
triju* i otnl'iiiiitn>n weave
I>ep art
m ent
Clean S«i >p mi
No I t i n Tin» n u m b er t< a men'»
3 piece wool Suit, hard woven d a rk
Oxford gray.
This was one of o u r
$9.98 leaders and a h u m m er for the
price, to close out durII g t In- e t d i;. »’ »iil'il »Ult
e n t h r o u g li
X- )|
H errin g !.m .e
we nre m.iki' g 1
in t hut i "i '
Sint-,
gray
huvo
Sizes.
m an
$9.98
I lo»
For this"3 da>s'*»a!<
$ 2 .2 5 Flannel
Sbirt $1.69
Special Description of Men’s Suits to be Soit! at $9.98 and $7.39
t he»e nil mtn - • h.it . A«•
say for tin' next 3 d ays
<liir
$2.59
$2.69
No ¡g I*i IS Men'» i jiieio
“ G u a ra n te e d All Wool,” dark
H erringbone weave efTert.
We
only four of this n u m b e r left.
35, 37, 38, 10, T hese Suits were
u factured to »ell a»
h adì r» for $ I .*» no t ! '»
»ale
SWEATER
SPECIALS
$9.98 lauider $7.39 Here
is a grand o p p o rtu n ity to
fiurchnse a nice 1 jiiece Suit
of Clothes at
a saving of
’ $1.79 LOT 1 S1.79
This a s s o rtm e n t consists of dark
brown und gTity worsted cassimere, ulso
medium grey herringbone weaves. These
p a n ts range in sizes 30 to -12 inch waist.
Rem em ber th e first buyers get th e pick.
< \ • -Jf * < W . n J* L f 9 T ' r - $ * t &
*•,*'
Pants— We h av e a nice lot of blue serges,
canal meres, tweeds, hard "woven
mixed
weaves.
This lot cninpriseft actual $3.98 val
ue». all going for
'd i
Mr-
driving the school bus because of ter, Miss Jenottn Sheldon left last
numb limbs and spirited horses not Friday for DcLand where the latter
working together, to the soorow of will enter Stetson for tho musical
the school children- Mr. D. H. C. advantages, the violin a specialty.
The night prior to-their departure]
Rabun has accepted the position.
Rev. I. L. Jinkins will begin several friends came- In unexpected
holding a series of meetings at Mon ly, bringing refreshments, and a! Y
roe Sunday, the 17th. Everybody jolly evoning waa spent. * .
cordially invited to attend.'
i Mrs. Graddlck of Jacksonville is|
Mr. Charley McBride has gone to visiting her* daughter, Mrs. PattiCrystal River, Fla., where he has shall.
Mr. and Mrs. Qulgg, their daugh-l
.„opened up a bakery.
ter,
Miks Bessie, of Orlando visited
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Mr.
and
Mrs. J. V. Wicks last Sun
LAKE MARY-ITEMS
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Miss Jennie Morey and J. G. day.. Hazel Quigg, who has been
,
Martin made Sanford a call Tues spending several dyas in Geneva
returned homo with her parents.
day. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. Morris spont
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ranor of San-1
last week at Paola, returning home ford ipent the week end with Mrs.
Ranor’s parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. T .l
- Saturday,
Mr. Dave Caldwill of Sanford McLain.
Mra. Porter Wakefield and. Mrs.I
made a business trip here Monday.
Meesrs. Frank Cameron and E. A. Endor Curlett have dissolved part
Sjoblom are quite busy shipping nership, and Mra. Wakefield wishes]
o r a n g e s . : »J*
l . . to jyinouncs that she will continue
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S a le L a s t s T h re e Days
Men’sJJothing-A Clean Sweep
XTRA
SPECIALS
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Mon., Jan. 18th; Tues., Jan. 19th; Wed., Jan. 20th
G I A I \ V IT E M S
Many friend» are g 1 d t<* kt»»w
TI... t Ml John H • l. : - 1 1n. pf»> i
t Ik
JANUARY 15. loi
NOTHING CHARGED
Again wt* will astonish the town. Monday, by having ont*
of
our
Kami aïs Remnant Sales. Starting Monday. B *) I
At Prices Quoted for the Thrre
T H I S S A L E IS FO R
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Values
up
to
25c.
for
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bays Sale
CASH
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A Clean Sweep in Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear
.Your opportunity is now h ere to s e c u r e exceptional bargains in L a d i e s ’ Rcady-to-Wear.
Not an a rtic le a d v e rtise d but a m o st exceptional bargain.
Ladles’ Cost S u H — N a v y
blue
crepe
w e avo. diagonal — b u tto n # of sam e m aterial,
w ith black plunh collar,
$17.98 value, size
18* years or 30 Inch
b u s t. Special for this
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I.adieu’- Coal S u it —Slzg_30, French Di*
agonal in th e new anem one »hade, trim med
collar black moire velvet and satin lapels,
woven button#,
with.
p la tte d center down the
fl* 1 Q O Q
fro n t, $23.50 value
« P A O sO i/
.MAN T A IL O R E D .sK IR Ts
Fifty cent# will do the w it »
dollar in the S k irl D epartm ent ‘.It.
$7.«jg for j :! /,«, nn)J n j.,
'
"kirt at thin 3 day» «pee..,t
sale for
$1.74
$15.75 C O A T S U IT »7.79
»18.98 COAT S U IT S »5.98
.
g i 7.08 NKW M O D EL $9.‘Jh
Ladies’ black French serge C o at Suit,
We hnve just a few I n d i e s ’ C oat Suits.
Ladies’ C oat Suit, desirable »li.i'b
w ith military braid trim m ing.
• special value# for $18.98, hut on accoufit of purple, Waffle Weuve Wool
T h e r e is only o ne size, 38,
7 0
bt‘' n,{ tt b t , *e o u t
Hence this bar- Suiting, in the la te s t model.
H*
le ft, priced to m ovo this suit
t j ) | # | «7 K»in.
For this sale only we say
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$21.00 C o al Suit $11.98
$13.75 L sdlcs’ C o a l $6.98
This is a very special number for this salo, a thjee quarI ter length model Ladlca' Coat,
I a------il
Iub
c t u a l vi
vslue
F6 to close
$13.76
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Sale
Tuesday
9 A. M.
O N E P IE C E D R E S S E S
We have some special n u m
bers in Iaidiee’ one pieco ging
ham Dresses for this salo.
we have v e ry specially priced ' Y our choice whilo
this
s u it
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,ot ,tt*u ior c#ch
at o n ly .. .
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A very attractive number, a
handsome texture wool suiting
in the new chameleon shade,
79c
C H IL D R E N 'S DRESM.-s
bargain.
C h ild re n ’s gingham and ¡’*'r'
eaie Dresses.
Mother», with
ail y o u r pains you will not
m ake
u
better
Dress for $1.19.
This is a special
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D. A. Caldwell & Sons
Cottas chair, two
slat back, split bot
tom. Limit y f O «
2 to c’tomer
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Value,
98c
This Is your opjtor- ■
tunity tosocun*;» hikh 1
gradt* picturt* at a
wonderful figuri*.
�JANUARY 15. 1910
h i : s Vm
n.is nu* I••r111«- lim K co u n try ." uml
»hu ha« tit»* enter priiurig rit u enslnp
to tu ho ad vantage of it. Stircws to
her.
Itexpeet fully.
f ‘ W O K T H IN C T U N
reption of the name, and we are
nl’w gathered in Semim.le county
Pull* of the • irru»"
Young in years, but old in name a»
the
Seminole Indian before even
I he Atlanta Constitution in tinOrange
co unty wji» established, 'w ay
issue of Jan 5th criticize» ” Polly of
hark
yonder
in Decem ber 182-1,
the (.ircus in the following niaanner'
When irrisi!tide Polly stood i„ i he changed to Orange from Mosijimo
So the old co unty of M omdim moonlight of tin- deserted cirrus county
Mtilto
nearly
a century ago 1» now
grounds ill the last tableau of Polly
comfwised
of
one
of the most prosof th e Circus" at the Atlanta last
fierous
counties
in
the s ta te Sem
night, and recited a passage from
Uuth to Parson John Douglas, there inole. And. represented in the s tate
were literally tears in the voice of legislature by one who lias always
supported the laws proposed by your
Elsie St. Leon.
legislative com m ittee. Hon. Forrest
There had been t lam before Hut Lake.
these tears were more rm itaciom
T he Federation of Lutmr has been
a mighty force in the industrial
otluirs of our state, and yet it may
truly be said th a t its work has just
Tiegun.
For fifteen years I have
been identified with the active work
of this organization
i was present
at its form ation in the year 11101,
have served on im p o rtan t legislative
<i k i > u n i \i i>
PACE THREE
LABOR MEET CLOSED YESTERDAY
committees, was its secretary and
Diversified Plantings Are Safe Plantings'
•■ni pio*. or* liability a ll
rellef ii-tMM intloii 111w re<|Uirit)k’ t hut ucr-eplunre «>f ridici
should
•t l’.ir »mt» fi»r d.imagi’'
«turine Ini ninni i v*•,■» t<> lui vi»
t.' <>( I.5UU rnitdli* power
J*nr tifi «-»•n year» we hnve heen
ntruggling fnr thè pa»»age of legi,In
tinti thut will npprove thè ro n d i-'
tionn <d Uie meli tubo tml
How
»Upee"lul we ‘lu n e lieell In now a
inatti r of hiitory. but whal m o r e 1
can he utrompll»hi‘d rhould he thè
w a t r li word frnm now nn.
The legiiiliiti ve ro m m ittee that
you fieri at thia convention abould !
he meli of bromi vtcwi*. conserva
tive, ronscientious, and men who
vaili repreaent labor in a mn liner
t h a i will rettown to thè credit ni
th è nrganlzatlon.
If you will pardon. I delire to
num e u few of th è lnw» that thè
convention shoiilil inulrtiet il* romm ittee to add in paiutage:
A workmen'a comjiensalion law
• A roitipulsory edurntion lnw
T ho establishm ent of a s tate bu-i
renu of labor a n d industriai statis I
tics.
Eroe test Imo ha (or litui four |
gradi.
i»3» l
Olii versai 8-hour day law.
l.a l'OTiTs’ lieti law.
Pini mg of tire esca ih** mi (.lettine»
T he (Afrty in dbciifirj
planii
"
‘ inline in farming an J fruit growing never
"•» *o apparent ai now. It
L will protect you from lo«»e* brought ^
\ / <>n by over-production t
nrcrop calamitici. Divcriincd
1C, plantings provide the p
for an a II-year-round income, jf i
vji
Sofl Shell Pecans
If
Pecan* will produce more
r
actual fix*J value per acre
than any other crop. Plant
them around Hie barm and other
building*. 'I ry ionic of our big
2 tree« or other choice varictic*.
tiffs and Assoried Fruits
Firit plant for home comump*
tion iecond. to .apply local marind third, for commercial «hipping,
i* ranging from SdOO.OOtoI800.UO
treasurer for several years, attended
twelve of its fifteen conventions,
sent and to d ay I have the pleasure af
app e arin g before you as a member
of the T ypographical Union.
The S ta te Federation of Lalurr.
since its inception, has been of
great benefit to the toiling masses
of Florida, especially along legisla-,
After Four Years of Discouraging
live lines
To go into a review of j
the many m i-ompli-hment » •luring ffir
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
these many years would he preA Î "tl* " f?i*»|»r<*t1«*fi lu u
'iltllpt Uolis at tin- time, lull I fell
A '• ’a a.•»iitlili payday ! •* i f
Up in Despair. Husband
duly hound to inform the delegates ru t in uitl <■ in p i o y i-tía.
here assembled, us many new' faces
T ht*«1 Irti needed law* with the
Came to Rescue.
are seen, about a few of th e laws thn u il ili t ion of th e 27 unw iu forci’
t h a t your s ta te Federation »f Labor would piaci’ Fioritili in lim* with
has been instrum ental in pinring other progrc*inu- state» in liming
upon the ' t a t u t a hooks of Florida lawn .
I. fi for i he l i t • 10 ol i
Catron. Ky.—In an interesting letter
Mi*.- the year I’uiT when the m i ’ll
' ” toil
trom tins place, «Mrs. Hcttic Bullock
i ed.-ral inn >iiw the neee»»ily ol t lie
l ll.n t m int of h ‘g l'1,111*•11 (of the toll
writes as tollows: "I suffered lor four
Roses, Trees, Shrubbery
Planting roiei, ihade tree* _________
and ihrubbcry will make the
home more beautiful and attractive, and will infreate ita S f l f l
idling value many lime* the
coit in a very »hort time.
Oranges and Grapefruit
I had gotten so weak I could not stand,
and I gave up in despair.
Al Iasi, my husband got m e a bottle ol
Cardul, the woman’s Ionic, arid I com
menced taking It- From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. 1
can now
walk two miles without Its
tiring me, and am doing alf m y work."
II you arc all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up in despair.
years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, Hie woman's Ionic.
»• i-tie t i i- f uggi ng
Ti l .
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liit
all. At times, 1 would liavc severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist lias
i g.
in my left side.
\ l e g Ti e '
sold Cardui for years.
1he doctor was called in, and his treat II will do.
K o d ak Film s
üa ri fi i r ■ I <• hound
citimi! help U
II
lo
g
It has helped,
while, and could not walk anywhere at years ol continuous success, and should
•'Illply ground.», where tin
• 1Olid, . !)•} I,
Try
Ibis time, I could only sit up tor a little more limn a million women, In its 50
<i’i ri Tlie tugging ni i l .
I f flit-!
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Our Macclenny nurteric* grapefruit and
orange tree* arc ¡totaled, eh minating potitldc infection of icale, iniect and fungi
diieaie*. Many of the famou* Florida
Ask him.
He know s whal
He will recom
ment relieved me lor a while, bul I was mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Vif# Jo ■ O • (until>fi Mfik'ln« Co., I
soon confined to my bed again. Atter * 1 Hbitty
i w ri , *
«tij.ru*■£a, T r a n . , in# . S ^ r ^ tf
....a' ft. ‘ in . if #*e iifiJlM f*ig* !*• k. ’ Hun*
that, nothing seemed to do me any i’ixh!
n 'tijri fii' fF* *' Hint Sts fr a n » r ififwr
A 25c W a n t Ad. in 1 he H e r a ld
will Rent Your House For You
February 9th to 13th, Inclusive
More complete this year than ever. The Biggest County Fair in the South.
Two Band Concerts Daily at 9:30 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. Harness and Running Races Daily at 1:3(
P- m. Special Free Attractions at 4:00 p. m. Daily.
Wonderful Displays of Farm Products, Vegetables, Fruits, Cattle, Horses, Hogs, Sheep and Poultry
Remember the Date, Feb. 9th to 13th
�T!l K SANTO Iti) HKHAI.I)
TURN
Flour is Going
Higher
lbs. Swansdown Flour
lbs. Swansdown Flour
lbs. Snowdrift Lard .
Cans Tomatoes
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Drink Richelieu Coffee— T
Cfover HiTT #utt&
L. P . McCuller
B u ye rs to S h a re in P ro fits
Effective from August 1st. 1ÍM4, to August
1st. 1915, and-guaranteed againit any reduction
during that tim r, B U T N O T A G A IN S T A N
A D V A N C E : All retail buyer* of new Ford
cars from A ugust 1st, 1914, to A uguft 1st,
1915, will share in profit* of th e com pany to
the extent o f $-10 to S60 per car, on each cat
they buy. P R O V ID E D : W c sell and deliver
dOihOOO new Ford cars during that period
Roadster $-1-10
T our in i car *
$*190
I ow n car
SG90
C oupclct
$750
S edan
$975
«fob
G R A S S H O P P E R S TO ICE
Story of Glacier Made of Insects Veri
fled by Government Foreat 8 upcrvlaor J. C, Whltham.
IllllltiKf. Moni
Koresl Supervisor
J. C. W lui ham and Kroll Klxon, who ,
planned in plant a flag ou tho summit
of Granite peak, 12,9Gu feet high, the
hlghcut point In tho llm rtooth rang«
l)t mountains, were com pellet! tq reP u rn to this city without accomplishlug their purpose,
Mr. Whitburn, who Is acting super
visor of the lleamiouth national for
est, has forwarded specimens to W ash
ington confirming tho "myth of tho
grasshopper glacier." .
"Actually," asserts tho forester,
"there liefCholt of froien grasshopper
running U u P i n f f i ^ l e n g t h of tho gla
cier at thu hea d of West ilosebud, ton
miles from Cooke City. Tho glacier
I* a mile lung and from a distance It
can be seen that the grasshopper belt
extends the entire length of t h o Ice
field. H o w far Itilo tho glacier the
mass of hoppers extends It was Impos
sible to tell.
"The grasshoppers qre not exactly a
solid m a s s .on the ourface, but they lie
so thickly that a pfcrson cannot Blep
without treading upon them. Insect
heads, legs and a kind of black debris
aro scattered all over th at part of
thu jU oclur.. When Ilio wind blows t
these fragm ents nre scattered all
over tho mountain ^ Jop.
You run
plainly Bee that thè mass must extend
some depth Into the glacier."
Heven yenro ngo a prospector first ’
told tho tale of tho grasshopper gla
cier, hut none would credit It. Excur
sions were made to the glacier In fol
lowing years, but heavy snows burled
the Insects
Mr W hltham used a pick and dug
Into thu inus.t where the Insects were
Intact. Thoso that ho exhibited In a
bottle were unbrokun. l i e believes
that tho grasshoppers wero endeavor- '<
Ing to cro w tho range, which rises to
an altltiido of 11,000 feet, and were
overcome. There are no live grass
hoppers now anywhere near the moun
tain top
NOT
UNKNOW N
AT
Primarily is to Build a Hotel
Real Estate and build homes.
We Belive in Sanford
Because the location of this city will make it
the best city in this part of the state, We expect to
assist that growth by the systematic exploitations
of our advantages.
To the best part of the state and those who wish
in.a city with advantages are wise, to this
Sanford
And is recognised as the greatest wi
etable section in the world. Her greatest
been a large hotel. This hotel is assured
means that Sanford’s future is assured.
C A PITAL
tieliuit
(Jetting in on the ground floor in Sanford
means a safe and sure investment for you.
72,811 Ford ears were sold at retail during
August, S eptem ber, O ctober Jiui November
Ford Motor Company
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Sanford is the Gateway
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d ir* at Sanford MsihiHf H, («magr d »»
C I . Wtllurrti* A(cut
hJ *r#iil iliftprn
Bishop Block, Second Floor
DUA
Sanford, ¡’luí ida
• ■I D E A L
A L K ID E A L
! .* year* sorvire when you buy
roofing, xvhen you Lnow you enn
get 15 • years yuarantecd service
when you !»uy
1\ m e a n t tn r j L» vat p r o t e c t i o n f o r y o u r b u i l d i n g s .
You can l e t mofin,'
til the mwi >:uc I ne-*by every
an*—*«<»•
’puli h , scar it, bile i, -and when j-tri fjci il.rough you’ll know jutl*» mucli about
■'now l-mg it will wear at whon you »tartcvl.
l.vru a roofing expert can’t tell by any ted Irtw long rdifing will U»t. The only
*n;e te n it on the roof. When a manufacturer lui the f-iith in lu> product to tund
I«-hi nil it with a IS-ycar guarantee, tucked by the responsibility of Iti» three big
roofing mills—11)grc-’. ,lhc kind of deftciulxhle product wc arc looking for to sell
sun customer».
AVhcn in nerd <>f BuiUhlg Material«, I.uml»cr«>( all kinds, Slos'k Mouldings, Mill*
:wmrk. e ir„ remember tlut we handle quality good* and our prices are right.
• is a Delicious Tropical Fruit
it papular tropical
ione. l l a i r b i
»kf.it or drwert,
«llb • ipooa tram
M »u d^ilDM lp»I» iMd for pmi s ad ptfklt«,
Tkrrr »r« »II «arta »ad v»»ielle«
bui tk« b*»t «ad NMt eop.Ur .»» Maly*»*,
l l a d ' D , I l n j p u r y , Ourdou, h««»»
Ur&.id, Toi fl. rl. l.k .rl, Bro.etl and H«»drt»ha- hayjTräw Nurwtt« c.u lo sf»r IBIS,
*o* trady t»; dMfUNrtlsa. doeiibm ao In*
U u Iwcoljr-tour diflerrol kUd*.
isonef Brothers’ Hints vA Picking DeserveFoi* Frite
late Senator liaron ln Um upper house
of congresH. Mrs llurilwlck bus al
ready lived a num ber of years In
Woiihltnlon
Send for Our New free Cilrus Booklet “ Sprinti is lumm
W ilso n & T o o m er Fertili
C o m p an y %
NEEDLES IN A CHILD’S BRAIN
Four, Found by Iowa University Sur
geons, Had Been There Sev
eral Years.
Ipvra City, Iowa.—Iowa university
surgeons have received a strange re
quest to examine the brain of a negro
child whlijh died suddenly and pecu
liarly In n South Dakota town. The
Ji-ray skiagraph of the brain show«
four needles, driven to almost their
full length In tho brain. The presenco
of the needles, however, does not ex
plain tho little one’s death, as the
needles evidently had been In the
brain several years before It died, and
the sym ptoms had nothing In common
with those that death from needle
thrusts would cause. Yet to explain
away four needles, resting several
years In a living brain, is a difficult
task.
SHE MADE THE MEN STARE
Not Because She Wort Blxarrs Attire,
but Because She Was So
Modestly Appareled.
Jacksonville.
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pliai*. Aautbrr Puyrr,in N»w »oarr Brau« b»r«‘garnered »
trer and plant
Jrrtry. U tTrn not« ralba»!».- *■<> «lar» »1»I* now at tb*
«s. Ut. wntlafl "Not »l»r*lk»l»jt kooaWds»; tbrlr cuitoewt*
■bl, CVriil au» »lack inf. *h rag lat» d l » p o » * l i
nt Hoyrt
Fi
T wo
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To a safe and reliable house. Writt
us for quotations. We never over
quote to influence shipments. :: :
One
Bottle
COLEMAN & AUDESEY, Savannah, Georgia
W « li»»« *lw»r* hied to be jail « luiU abe»<|
of ike other fellow ia the geo»ral eq u ip ara! of
Mir «ore. Ar »a evideece ol ihir de«r» to »how
ih« sawett »ad ooljr ih« bed of erwythiag. we
gladly tee orata «od to wet* of ink
*n AColifornlt dirai write.t "Y*u A
■5 ’(ru«i«a»arbitrais»ad
X 1 .Ä '. s í Wkr.ltby
S !thirty
S £ odd
a F»
F E R T IL IZ E R S
w bn II vi-;, i ..i ml,.
• i i .i lil* I U nig
Ilio p i i \ lini» iioara ot ilo night aiu
blottid out. nml a nervati» p i ling Is
sonic time a Induced' by Ho* denso opac
ity of tho air
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Pencraft Jwf
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ComhiniJ Office
and Fountain Pen
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Full line new crop seeds of all kinds.
! supply your wants.
—the new»« member of the Certa’* lai Fatndr.
FWtnit Ink wiim* a blu» aad drier a jet biadi.
S E K K ^ T S W iS t a
houle with the aew flow-coohoiler.
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Co
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Far ford, F lo r id a
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Write for new catalog.
K i|g o re S e e d C om p any
P la n t C ity, F la .
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und wonderful cel
delta of Sem- corner and commendation.la a milo H ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Inolo county.
n way.
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Friday evening President Forrest
Still. w*» think we sc«* room for
kT T IIOLLY, Kdllor
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There »cents to have
TT M. IIAVNKS. Business M a n n e r I-ukt* and hi» fellow member» <d the im provem ent
Commercial Flub play.-d ih.* rule been a nOtiiTillll' let down ill guard- ♦
êrnir Tur»d«y *nJ Kn.l»r
of host at an ilatmr.ii.- I>ani|uet at mu the city from lire » ith in the lire ♦
HERALDprinting company the Sanford limisi-. Tin* raide» were • limita. "Wood and other light Vtrucrovered with ail kind» id numi thing» [tu ra i material i» being used tool ♦
^ « K .rT IO N PHUT. IN
If t h e r e wu» any i d e a lii.it the f o l ks (rc-ly.
Metter protection whs nf*
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I.U down at Sanford subsist on a diet forded d u rin g , the tow n's villaK«* £
afX MOIOIW.
■“ of celery only that idea took »peedy e x i s t e n c e . Wooden shacks are torn ♦
I lit* s i m *tIs vnti plant an* st*lc*c*t«*<1 with yrcat carp.
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IliKhl liefor. it i! inn.1 a pj .et I/ 1tig down hut wooden a w n i n g s I>> tile ♦
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i i., b» *«rtW» «l.oo Pm Wot In menu.
I la* Hank is a mrcssary factor in your success, ami it is important
a> l e
are
being
constructed
and
t'
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that
you use grrat care in selecting your Bank.
I rue it I» that a huge centerpiece hoot (is and houses on wheels, e tc . ♦
td,,nrr Mill He Midi al.Offlr»
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m
lliis Hank wiil hear your closest investigation and invites your business.
, ».
Mali Mall«-» lu*u»l ZJnd minder of Sanford'» splendid inT he new regulations of tile city
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du stry , hut that m u only right and trees, whether law nr not. are loose ♦
Vnln Ari oí Mstrfc Jf*t. 1*7*
proper
a n d unsatisfactory and in the end ,♦*
Ttlrpbonr
No.
11
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As is result n| the guthering the hound to mutilate and destro y the ♦
Oiks I- HroOd llolldlnl
Some method
business men of Sanford gained mime city 's greatest asset
f
iVAKT VOIIR RUSlHtSS
of municipal control should lie seinsight
into
the
uspirutions
and
the
Wait till the other editors Ret u
♦
| cured Horn the legislature, if thut
jood chance at Moh Holly. Tampa sacrifices of the (ample of the press
MM. SMITH H. R. STEVF.NS
R. R. DEAS
an d th e y were not left to surmise can he done.
H. E. TOUR
Tribune.
\ time. Per »(«Irnt
l*rr»i«l«*nl
:
<'a»Mer
Awl t «»Mr*
T
h
e
brick
streets
would
show
up
W'lial
the
newspaper
fraternity
of
tin------- O-----to
much
better
ad
v
a
n
ta
g
e
if
they
s ta te think of the work of the San*
♦
t h in k t h i s o v e r
ford
Herald ami its progressi......I- bad a n occasional (Hooding from the ♦
When a newspaper (jives you a lot
Y
ilor, Robert I Holly
«>n t heother | ‘-Ry Are hydrants,
♦
of free advertising in order to boom
hand the \isitors went home un- B ettor
tire lighting fuciliti»*» must
aomc concert or e n te r ta in m e n t in
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
with the fact that San- be provided. One engine, cum ber
, W,k
. » ¡ n « r « « d k « r t r e k ,urV , :
......
som e an d slow in these swift times c
a , h c l m e . l . . . . . m | . r m . . d » . « k by
........
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is insufficient.
, „ k .n.i n,ull.ply
,,u m l.r, l.y ......
...... ,
»
s ........ \
course, conaiating of C harlotte Russo,
T hese things can be easily a d ju s t
St Augustine
fruit cake, coffee and mint.» wes
the regular advertising rates of th e ^
ed a n d with proper s a n ita ry and
»erved
at the clo*e of th e gam e.
paper. Compare with th e results
1
street im provem ents, now going on
O
Tho
Every
Week Hridge Club was
paper Compare the results with th e
T H E F A R M E R 'S A D V A N T A G E th e second year o f comnfission gov
won
by
Mrs.
C. 0 . McLaughlin, a n d
actual money of uny favor t h u t you
e r n m e n t will show more oven re
B E IN G A R E S U M E OK S A N F O R D H A P P E N IN G S
Mr«. Frank Miller won the Auction
get from any other business concern.
Often the editor of T he Herald has sults us the m achinery becomes
Hridgtt* prire.
T h e * prircs* xcerp a B| tfküíj
Then take into consideration the rem arked to his farmer friends th a t b e tte r adjusted.
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pair of fine silk stocking». Enjoying
fact ih#»t advertising an d circulation they did not know what hard times
For the information of critics and
th e charm ing hospitality of Mrs.
are the only two things t h a t a news* m eant. If a farmer. suffers u loss he suspects and honest investig atio n W
Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor'. or
Neal were Meadorne* C. M. Vorce, *
papet has to sell.
Now, in these still has his form, ami living, if n suspects anil ho iiTTt— investigator*
Phoned to Mrs. II. A. Terheun, Rhone 20.1
C. 0 . Mclaiughlin, M argaret Barnes,
da)*» of higher prices, how much do city* mutt loses out he has no living in o th e r small cities we would say:
Forrest laike, W. D. Holden, 0 . F.
you think it ought to give aw ay?
for he depeitd» upon the grocery T he plan is a success
O rlando Cit
,-t 1‘nrku'iiy T< ti
exhiiut
of
m
arm
alade
and
canned
Smith,
W. It. Anno, A. P. Connelly,
Apopka News.
store and when his money give» out izen.
Four i harming little maid» "f S an beets at the county fair, the work of Samuel Puleston. B. W, Herndon,
lie sturv^w to death
The Arcadia
It is be It. A. Newm an, Frank Miller, Cecil
ford held a very delightful ten party Seminole county girls.
Enterprise sizes up the situation in j
ROM HOLLY RESPONSIBLE
lieved
a
prize
will
lie
offered
by the (inldiett. (). W Itrady, W E W a t
Thursday
afternoon
on
the
parkway
HOTEL ARRIVALS
R. M Mrossier. of th e O rlando the following
lawn in front of Mr A F Con Welfare D epartm ent (or the winner son and Geo D. llishop
" T h e re i» u man in this county
Reporter-Star atten d e d the i'ress
A canning dem on
nelly's real estate ollice. with Mr Ri the exhibit
Sanford House
Association hanipiet at S anford Fri- who owned eighty acres nl land in
bamboo
C hristopher, a dignified teacher of stration in an a ttra c tiv e
llryun 1‘tabody
day and this is the way he reports the country a few year»
ago and
J ( ' Jone», Oralndi), A. ( . lliirnp- ^jlt,
nchool thu honured guest booth on the public Htrevt will be u
A wedding th a t will bo of interest
t hej lost of guests:
sold it for | 5 an acre.
He moved son, J. J. Maloney, Jax; K. F. Mcof this joyous occasion.
Il was a feature of the fair.
to their Sanford friends is t h a t of
Wilson. Sarasota Tim es; Oscar C onk-! to town a n d got him a job hauling, Glorio. M nrtanburg. S. C.: Mis» M.
beautiful party.
T h e »un shone
Mi»» Malvina Hayati of Tavares
land Reporter-Star; E8*J0$ . .8‘J 0 t,
ll<* is still hauling and be depends C. T aylor, Miss H Taylor, Cleve
and Mr. Don P eabody of Ocala,
with a warmtli and radiance otily
.Unsicui Depurimtnl / ‘rcyruni
Hrossier, Re- for his rations today upon the haul* land, Ohio; Parker Mick, Hrynn, 0 ;
iin, Miami lierai;
eiliinleil liy those four hap p y face»;
which took place at the home of the
Tlie following inturistting jirogrnm
tug he did yesterday
If lie i» F \V Cook, Jax; Samuel J. N<*rporter-Star, Orlando.
thè blue » k y liiove tile sufi green
groom's m other, Mrs E. \\
Pea
\Ve knew it! Celery com pound» knocked I-Ilt of work today his fam tln-rn. Ht-nderson, Ky . W T Mrugg, carpe! luid liy N ature'» own hand» will ite n-tiiien-d ut thè Music De
body. in this city Tuesday after
and penimi always hail some effort ily will have to skirmish around Ito bmond. Va , S II M organ, Su- and t 111* 111usti of t lo- sweet lliroated partm e n t meeting Tuesdny after- noon. Rev W M Plummer of An
u"**m, Jniiiiary l!t, ut .'I o'rlock ut tiu*
some way to keep the wrinkles out vittinah, <!a . !' li. T ra v i', J a x ; A
On great minds hut on weak men
yonr i’s i i r- all uiiiiliini-ii to m a k e tin s
The wedding was
The generai thony officiating
its effect.* are a» disastrous as t he of tin* frotit part of their bit' ks un s I a n ter and wile Millark, \ . i , •) olle >>! Ilo \er> lo-sl partles of I lo-I 1\ onta n's > luti rminiH
a quiet one, only the im mediate
J-uhbr wdi he udlilitted for thu amali
He will tell tin- new R D-*y. l 'cala. Il ' 1 Adam», I a n i - , 5rn„„t)
evidence a lu n e portrays
Send .loe til tomorrow
laide cover
cover nf
families of the bride anil groom be
sensoti
!l'Io,
tie table
of un
som
of ten cent», th è fumi» derived
Ret-o- to attend banqueta hereafter, „«unter th at there Isn't a blame thing pa. L imi to-rson. N d city. S. M
Miss Mayan motored
printed Il
Herald |ia|>er was »(-read jlh ere fro m t «» he upplied otl thè pttr- ing present
tt> farming in tin* country for lo Sasnett, Jax, tì \ Mube» unii wlfu.
—Clearwater Sun.
ill- from Tavares Tuesday, arrom upon 11 - gr.is. i-i-in, fashion, the ■Ila»** of a ]Ma m>
Mm I hat cighi y in t he Iole-io, ilhio. J li MltblilU. Nev.,
R iloti li"ll> is all irresponsible cuss, ba» tro d if
( ontlnued on Pag e M
piaci cards were bits of white paper
country
is
-.till
tln-re, and the mini J. h . Simmons, J ax , S. J. Foabelt,[gntl th e favors were liig reti randy ! D epartm ent C’horu», Neupolitan
TV. he is entirely responsible for
1 F-*lk Song
keeping this young man out late utiyl w h o b o u g h t it i» »till t h e r e with it St Cloud. Fl» ! M O 'K e l h . lax:* hall
Mr 1 IlfIstopin r was glveri
l ’h o r us un-ii-r ili r<*< T*>•tx of
l i e has a y o u n g | 0 a - r e g r o v e vieil Mr and Mr' t
V Peterson, A l tin -••.it ,,f honor upon t he sign
have to hear tile hlltftle
R r|a Tier
Mr* (¡et* llov
wort
ti
f
j
î
i
l
l
per
ai
re
III*
beati»,
iatila. tía . I. I, t oltoli. Toledo, hotud - x| -luillllg the real estate bar
Star
i
l'np*-r.
l’agunini
p
e
p
p
e
r
»
pea»
and
s
q
u
a
s
h
e
s
ilava
Ohio. E <ì Pearson. Jax. Mrs Ho
We call v o u c h for Hustle for wo
lo be Inumi in I he offici* of
Miss .loNte St limoli
»laved mi unti l t w o iti t h e m o r n i n g b r o u g h t iiiiii mor,- m o n e y thi s s e a selle I l ’oob-N. la X. Fred E liai
t Oli nell v
\ u-i t bell t Ile feitsl Pialli* Dda-I. S'-xii-tti-, Lucia De
s
o
n
l
ha
b
he
p
a
i
d
J
♦
»
r
tin»-igliTy
a--r¡-»
liartli
Cleveland.
<
>
I
Sa
u
Store li.
with 1 in- lui neh a n d t h e y w e r e all
iI*’*>1«1 pa ir* ••f »l-U* \ little
I *i tu ni«■r ni'-'-r
D- Olirei t 1
pmnful'y s obe r w h e n t h e y left t h e H e ha» I e e n » e ' l mg *t r.i w I • rr -, - in- < \- i,ini,i
I', xa- John I I.i lies. «Ir h a t •1 -,-r x* -1 r- fr l'sil m•-11f - pe i litit .,
VI i— \ How ,|f ,|. h f.k fl r r i \s pin wali
Herald o-fftre
! tf c o u r s e a f t er ).i li e f or ,- ( hrlsl ina - a n d - . -. - '• i-r i ■ a- ta ltd - Ji N t o*- - a r 11 Del a n d
\ f. . -1
H r,t V'
eint y a t- d - r... i-, « f *»
II- Vi- Imi I > > t . -1er t t .it Ta tung i . T. il
R**iïi ini's! l-IlCI-s "1 t h#’ 1tint*fil ( Ip'-rreached O r l a n d o our ri-spmiMl-i'.it y t -, s, [I 11„ ti, ,, n i d Im,.
u . J li tlf 1 •r t lu- g*"l«' .1U*t «Mi« glam**' iti
a f i « Fiestival at Allanta <1-sir gin
a
1,
a
re
of
p
in
e
a
j
p
h
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ha
I
will
l
ot
erased
At least w e c a n say t o Inc
! cl /.geruht
Ri i- moti-1. Va . .1 1! t
ta 1- " ( 1II*- gli l-ll »1il" wi e -i I ha I Ile
I ru m-*-» Vspinw ait
lililí
till'
s
e
a
s
o
n
m
o
r
e
t
h
a
n
t
la*
o
r
i
g
Reese that H.isjlc did h o t hn*a k at 4
Pollard hl X t ari Stein N V cil y . 1«P4I - ■)** -. **d l in- lia 1q»> af Ief non ri
Sf
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11
. afd (I.'l to j *r -Min ■* -1 t-* ■• m agalli il
t R \\ "lllll »V
1>♦d h «*f 1.liliali N iinlica. t he
lib- was I, ill'. worth 11Vi,.»
.s iln M itila w k I lid
1 M Il'-.l t »•r. Si a* If.l- gir! s would ••III V >»*r i e pii kl* 1 RANK C LARK \\ INS
<opra no
1 ,1l'IHlj ' \ mûrira h
-1
n
i
-*iti
1
i-*r- pli, -I t hat it -!c| ■lid.
1.ab- S V T II Muri, ,1r . Tu m
I I -- I* l -'M- - i - l k " |- .1 »* • I* I
Itepr.... illative Frank Clark'» lull
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1
ill
1
III
Lit
elite
A
spi
h
wall
!
ua
if ^uu waked
U
W hit lu y . Indluiiapiilis
IUl : /
ili** iiiitni-s of ili*- tea p a rty bost
to prohibit the marriage of white» i l i l l .
Walt zi-s
Violin Solo. 11alian
not
farming
pay - hi I Ills country, wc In.I ; r
H
Tolder an* 1 Wlf«-, t'ill
a s w,r*- Ni.iv and Mil*ire*l il*dl>
and negroes in the District of C o
Mr H oms
Itaker)
rep)-, ti-,it it d e p e n d <•11 I he la rrni-r
M mil s di
t ig"
ni
\
\ | " \ u*-r
- i■! K 111 v 1111Mo
lumbia ita» passed the house by an
i.ir* I, h
S**
1
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q-r.i
m
*
Osti
11
any
Maker)
• lia» Ru i*1H*1. Mrookst lli.-. W W
overwhelming vote, thus crowning
I
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1
F.ver
Seen
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with »lb-res» tile efforts of tin1 I iiir
I 'll"
V- - ■ . 1tu
1 - M
Mili I- llri.-il l i t * |i I., i rt Max
ida ■■■•■ gr»—»man to oslahlt-h t! iVI
* W 1—
I i, , lie nl llr i n ' H r I look
*l..n !..rit
ih ' i in , l>\ I i t . I l i
1 , . 1 .. ., (i |*
) nil P -S.ll
h
capi’.il
the Itepui'lii
I d l‘--l.ll
M.
Ii, toi I - ■ in, . • • • 1• i
Hit* an t * okics. Pie» ned t ak* »
N-> gt.il thinking negro iie-ir.Mrs Tolar
liiipcrln! T heatre Upon
ppc.it al I
ns lin e r» any Maker Make»
marriage with a white person a n d , s t a s i l e , dly
hoped
b-r
m- r-t ha n Mortili,
Vocal 1>u**i. Sunt a Lucia
AgrieHarris, Tallahassee; li that d a te .
alio no right thinking white desire» cottiti b<* d e l i v e r e d a n d t h e e n e m i e s
Mere arc l'oughnul». Itoli» and
Pearle Roger», under
Mrs 1bolgia»». Fra ne*-» Aspi n wall
Miss
J
1. N V city, il U ert lit-il». Al
marriage with a negro. T he law is litui doubter» p r o p h e - n -i -hr- calantHun» and Vi'ti'll not Find
Xii> Metter One»
. <*¡1 F W 1>14Vis, ( Irla lobi . i: * hose instruct mu orni management \ mini Solo I t.l**rmezx*> Sinfonia
necessary, however, to prevent those It ies
I III
Ir.
I
tepori
motil
Itu
-t
i.
an.*
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li
ll-ll
l'lilialiIpilla.
II
I
I'll
v
.
I,.
member* of tlie white nice who a n
11.
i in h u m
n r Poll '.111
.ri P., v•..
I- V R lieg g W 1 1.« A1 11
so dein ii-ni to decency from insuil
'I
M t *r,-e II,, r N V -if.
M
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tng tin- re*i of t in*»r race and. like
b..
1Tle Roger« Imi . U Il 1r •Ir
*o*‘ to prevent tin- i-.olutcd ...
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t.»r forgetting t i di-i
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■1 WI 1 tu- I iItil ¡II •*• >i i-i »,!• 1 -rd
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3
fVt«inoti
a»
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V
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tuia» a* to accept »il« li union
in*- in I lo ir v x i - - ’ .
n». -**--g Ml I . \\ .1... r
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Martin
F
II
l'I
sili
1
I h:*t 'in li a law t» m V , . ary
. bright • -t t it,* t ul » • ,i ti - -o m i*la. - 1t i, :. *1 , r*-i
l* i»• ini
- nu * Pi i , r-burg \ a
\ - r -, i« U 1m h* ;• 1 i ............. %.«r ►
demo list ra led by the shame! il »pee
pr*i4
okliig
Mrs
in*
i
br
imp
lion
I
arc
fun
Munson,
M
i
"
Aspinwall
In (tiurf i»f 4 unni» Ju.lgt* Hr mi nuli? I J un If
Hlilr nf l’Infido
Urie of members of the American of tiie *omihiMMon* r » Un 1)1il • .(Ulf*
ami
laugh
ab
le
With
tin*
coop*
ration
I it f*- 11*1*11* .*f
Ni John» House
Congress openly defending on *the ail their penatimi effort ¡mil t m* and
rhorlr* V\ 1' li-rr**utmi
ini
»uppOII
of
ill**
riinuli
*
I
lull
d p i I' Krenii.uk, ItoMton, \lu*
Iif *ttj§ f 1ah /Cuff rfui finí
Ni'iMr* t* hrtrfiv if > n n* oil »hotti «(mop
floor nf the house, the in term arraige hence tin* sntarii-s agri-i .1
here I' *• \cry reitMill t*» b**ll**V** tilcl
. .inccrb îlot un 1lu ! ♦ ! » ) nt M»y A I1
of
M
E
Ma»il,
Middlehurg.
Vn
.
Mi
Mrs T \ N•■al w-a** lilt*
} «K»tî
•i^ •-» ih» iiMfiursiiic (.i-orft«
oi the races.
When men of such inad eq u a te (or tin- entire
let!■•*» will «rowii tin* *-fforl» **l ail
ral ll arri*. S’ \ l ily : 1, it T n y titr.xX. rr>
x V
X.... I,» ilri.b-,.
(*>f R-'O'-r,
J1..,
j -Ik-- •< *s--l '- u r i . ** Ju-li!*i-ii-le»s
In
lh
prominence so far forget thnir Omi- tile best type of men I"!
'*
ll'l
*k*
1
|*t„t.»,,.
,1, . I.r.al ,b«rb*r*r •> rtrr.
- uiirern*-*l
Stiss llugi-rs au*l li*-r
lpi.ia. Pa . A A Hick». P
Thu*, both*tin- i-t o- and Phihifl.
>■’ * t-»M— » ' h— m«n
a
1
1
•
I
A
iii'I ion Ilri-lg. l !ill>s Thursiiax -*i-r -l ratian Mood as to a d v o c ate such position»
*
■xiellciil wink ln-*-il in* *-" m III*' ti I 'u
t l p n i*t*'l * rul f h » ! a i f h»» * » m r tirrip 1 v i t i
ola
it
1,
(illhller
and
Wife,
iloston
the
men
have
been
on
trial
during
i
ufternmiti
at
«rmrnutie», it j» readily to in- seen
hi f at I fa rli Vi* Itttftt** c*li •
r-y finut r «r «->.■ni o «,*•
at of «if
She fulhlls her pioini'**'
Mass . M T. Ileatii Iniinp, Nt. Johns. saiif*ir*i
that •I in a d v is a b le to have s ta tu - the past year.
••*, ‘'*Sdirmi,ef 111
,or II." A I* I'*I I
I'll f k avenue Tile room s were lnste.!**'*‘
I >■!,..I
I'll*,
business
mi;iiag<-iii*"it
•in
g**o*l
lory restrictions put upon those
|-Il AIti h ix »* lit SI k
T h e proposition started "l! ham Kan.» . Mrs (« W. (ia m b ic , m liaiui"
Tins iiiiii mil I »■*■ I - mg Mr* filili udurne-l with Vineric.in Menili \
b itruitir.
new J ohns. Kans: Miss He.xsie Stolli
Ratol
a
ii'iiipting
rtfreshmi-nt
tnurh lower in the scale of intclli- pored in tin* respect timi
II
13.
IÏ
It.
1 1 -, ¿ I.*. J U. «-IS
H.
(
’
(¡erro
r,
Mrs
\\
I.
Morgan
and
gerne arid responsibility.
At any to the job and precedent lia I to l.ithoiua. (in.
..ml Mr»
\\
\\ A bernnlby * A
fate there were 210 member» of the learn
Added to this tin- ordinary
getn-rntl» »iiaf*- *if the f txr*•ls f1•*
house who voted to uphold the running affairs of tin- city »or*- o\*r
rived (runt tin- i-nii-rtiiifir»i*-»<x will I"'
A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E
standard of white superiority, while »bntlow*ed iiy th e co n -tru-ttm *d tin
given to th e g*-tn-r;il . t u b lit I»- a p
only sixty could be found *n favor of new sewer nystem and the laying "1
T R A IN S
plied on tin- expenses of tin- building
white wives (or black men a n d black new* lirick streets, either one n suf
Norlhboand
wive* for white men. It would be ficient proposition in it»**H and re*
la-uve
Arrivi*
7'ti mufn f i nlo
Indeed interesting to see the.p ro ce ss quiring a t th e hands of tin-^ • mnmis*
N** '.»*_*
l no 1*. M
4:05 P. M
Miss Agues Jlurri*. s l a t e su|n-rNo. fC
1:|H A. M.
1:33 A. M
•fled in the familcin of M ann and »loner of th e street d epa rtm ent and
10:45 A. M.
11:06 A M
intendeut of tin- (¡iris' T o m a to Can
Madden, tho men who a d v o c ated i th e commissioner of sanitation evety 1 No. HI
2*22 |* M
No H0
2:42 P M
There's Not The Slightest Doubt
ning C lubs and Miss Moselle Durst,
international marriage on the floor i m om ent of their time throughout
No. 2H
8:60 P. M.J t
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duties
.— 7> m p n T rib u n e, v
th e year. Therefore, ti
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Soulhbound
about Safety for your valuable» when they are ¡tijtp r V ault
rived in Snnford*an*l hav** already
m our
devolved upon these me
12:38 p. M. launched tin- work of, oigunixing
No. 'll
I2:2H P. M.
because u is Fire and Hurglar Proof,
■old take
e stim ate of results we
G R E A T IS S A N F O R D
No. Hd
2:06 A. M
2:1« A. M
You can ren t a Safe Deposit box here for a reasonable
tomato
clubs
¡itnong
(
h
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girl*
of
he
dotn• No. Hit
2:10 P. M.
2:30 P. M.
Thooe who were privileged to lit- thin into consideration.
am ount. W hy not do it now?
Seminole
county.
No.
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I«nd the conference of newspaper ynl »stoners have met th
No 27
8:10 A. M
T h u rs d a y morning wu* spent m
Worker* at Sarfford last week- can orylinary duties and in both dep a rt
tho High School in th e interest of
Oviedo
m
ents
have
succeeded
adm
irably,
well Imagine how disappointing it
the work. T h u rsday afternoon, ac
, 0:30 A M
No. I’Jfi —Arrivi*
*** to Ihe m any printers and pub- and tho sam e may be said of the—Lea
ve
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No
127
4:00
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com panied by Mr. D. L. Thrasher
»hers who did so want to be with uniform plan of the str«»*t sign post
of Sanford, Florida
I-ecshurg
and Mrs It A Terlieun. chairman
‘he " b o y ," a n ,l " tf r l ,, » jJU, ware ing and other extra propositions
Capital $35.000.00
S urplus and Prolit» $58.,(H 10.00
of tin- Welfare I >*-part mertl. the
)fo 21 Arrise
10.56 A M
bet able to do —
so
As To the general iluti*-' of city
No 21 l>-:i vi5:6.» 1' M
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was
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I he people of Sapford were equal m anagem ent no one run deny that
i HI HI MU II HAND I'.nni. si
I r h )Rs u n v «i r*t «.[«%*
No 15« Arrivi*
5:20 1* M
E n thusiast i> iiiti*r**»t was mam
H » WllltNi-tt. CAtuni
o the occasion, for representatives the commissioner* hav»* gone through
A L HFÍ1S
i 4 aspmi
No 157 1/'Il VH
G:«16 A M
tested in both si-bool*, aroused by
the Commercial Club took ml- the year with no more frisi lion than
Trilhy
the splendid practical talks given by
'» M age of the o p p o rtu n ity .to show a n y previous city government.
No. 26 j Arrivt- . . . .
1:00 P. M.
Miss H a rris. Miss I h irst will begin
r '¡»¡tors tho m any great Improvo- citifiNis . a re ever re a d y - w i t h
No 24 --Ixave............... .2:26 P. M
im m ediately to organize clubs-am i
*
ttents th a t had recently taVen jfface ci*m und im patient at delay nr
O F S A N F O R D .F L O R ID A
Clyde Line Mosti
tench t h e canning in d u » try ¿ in flu*
b -anford; not content with t h a t IHe of the average city alderm an or
M C M O E R
¿A N K J
($1. John• Hiver)
t_ R C S C R V
various schools of Seminole county.
I
«y piloted the pen pushers over a commissioner is little b e tte r th an a
Arrive 10:00 A.M. l/*a ve 1J :30 A.M.
An effort will be m ade to have an
«orutderible section of th e famous dog's life.
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IT IS IMPORTANT
BANK OF
SANFORD, FLA.
ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
J. L. Miller’s
The First Nationl Bank
The First National Bank
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Extra Special
Bleached and Bro.wn Muslin
X .,
10 Yds. for 69c
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The great annual event so eagerly looked forward to by all
such remarkable bargains. After a very successful season tht
ment and every piece of dry goods, notions, hosiery, underwear, i
sale. Here is the offer that will make clearance short, sham anr
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P le a se Do Not A s k to Hav
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BEST GRADE ECLIPSE& IMPERIAL
$1.00
$1.50
$1.50
$3.00
$1.00
$1.50
$3.50
$1.25
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
Dress Shirts
Dress Shirt
Mushroom Shirts
Silk Mushroom Shirts
Soft Collar Shirts
Soft Collar Shirts
All Silk S h ir ts.........
Men’s FlannelShirts
Men’s FlannelShirts
Men's FlannelShirts
Men’s Flannel Shirts
89c
$1.19
1.29
2.39
89c
1.19
2.75
98c
1.29
1.75
1.98
Boys’ Shirts
Clearance Sale Prices
50c Boys' Shirts
50c Boys’ Blouses
$“4.00 Boys’ all silk
42c
42c
C^g
Shirt
One special lot Boys’ Shirts anc
Blouses closing out
( ’hildren's Rompers
$3.50 Men's Vest.. ................
$5.00 Full Dress Vest .........
$8.00 Full Dr&3*Vtist
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$1.25 Wool Mixed Pants
$1.50 Wool Mixed Pants
$2.50 Wool Mixed Pants
$3.00 All Woo! Blue Serge
$4.00 Wool mixed colors
$5.00 Wool mixed colors
$0.00 Wool mixed colors. ..
Men’s Khaki or pin check Pants
$1.25 grade, sale price
$1.50 Khaki Pants Sale
$2.75
3.98
5.98
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
Suits,
all wtn I
blue serge ...
blue serge
fancy stripes ....
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
10c
15c
25c
50c
$3.98
4.98
5.48
5.98
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Men’s Handkerchiefs
10c Handkerchief Sale
15c Handkerchief Sale
50c Silk Handkerchief
50c Boys' Hats
75c Boys* Hats
$1.00 B oys’ Hats
$1.50 B oys’ Hats:
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Men’s Suspenders
D oyE
19c
42c
25c Suspenders
50c Suspenders
Under-muiSai
Men’s Garters
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19c
19c
Paris Garters
Ivorv
Garters
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Arrow brand and F.. A’ \ \ .
larx, tin* latest styles, sale
prices
Men’s Rubber Collars, famous
Kant Kraek sale
10c
19c
$3.48
98c
1.29
1.39
- 1.98
2.39
Dress Suit Cases
1 39c
................... * 49c
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79c
98c
Men’s and Boys’ Caps
One special lot
.......Vi.:...3..!.
19c
All 50c Caps in M en’s and Boys’ 9 Q f *
Closing Out Clearance Sale O t / C
$i.oo
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
$3.50
$4.00
$5.00
$6.00
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$2.00 Straw cases. Clearance
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$3.50 Dress Suit case, brown
$6.00 Leather Dress Suit
$2.75
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$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
$2.50
$3.50
Grade Sale. ....
Grade Sale
Grade Sale....................
Grade Sale ..............
All Silk Umbrella . . . .
89c •
98c
$1.29
1.98
2.75
at
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at
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at
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Dress Goods
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Sweaters
Sweaters
Sweaters
Sweaters
Sweaters
Sweaters
Sweaters
Sweaters
Clearance Sale of All Wfi
We also have better grades of Dress
Suit Cases and Leather Bags, which we
‘--are making Clearance Sale prices. .
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$1.00 Wool Goods at
$].25 Wool Goods at
$1.50 Wool Goods at
$1.75 Broadcloth at
One lot Wool Dress Goods values
up to 75c, your choice
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One lot Wool Dress Goods value
up to $1.25, your choice
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$8.50 Suits, fancy stripes ....
$10.00 Suits, fancy stripes....
$12.00 Suits, fancy stripes ...
$8.00 Boys' Overcoats........
Men’s Kid Gloves
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7.9g9.98
5.98
$2.00
$2.00
$1.50
$1.25
White Kid Gloves .
Tan Kid G loves...... • .
Tan Kid G loves----Tan Kid Gloves.................
$1.48
1.48
. 1.19
98c
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All Ladies’, Men’s and Childre
Sweaters
Men’s Rain Coats
CLEARANCE SALE PRICES
■Few very nice ones left closing out
at about half price.
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$1.00 Gowns and Underskirts
$1.25 Gowns and Underskirt.'
$1.50 ( ¡owns ami 1’nderskirt-
Col-
44c
1
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8c
10c
39c
Men’s All Linen Collars
39c
55c
75c
98c
$1.29
1.59
1.98
2.29
Boys’ Hats
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39c
50c ( irade. Sale
98c
Men’s Hats
John B. Stetson Hat Sale
$1.25 Black Felt Side
$1.50 Black Felt Sale
$2.00 M en’s Felt Hats
$3.00 Men's fancy colors ...
$3.00 M en’s Stiff Hats
7c
12G.C
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44c
Socks Sale
Socks Sale
Socks Sale
Phoenix Silk
Boys’ Odd Pants
50c Pants Clearance Sale
65c Pants Clearance Sale
90c Pants Clearance Sale
$1.25 Pants Clearance Saif*
$1.50 Pants Clearance Sale
$2.00 Pants Clearance Sale
$2.50 Pants Clearance Sale
$3.00 Pants Clearance Sale
Boys’ Khaki Pants in all sizes,
Clearance Sale price
85c
98c
$1.19
1.39
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Clearance
Men’s Silk Neckties
98c
$1.29
1.98
2.39
2.98
3.98
4.79
1.29
Pajamas,
Pajamas,
Pajamas,
Paiamas,
Men’s Half Hosiery
85c
98c
42c
50c Gowns and Underskirts
75c Gowns and Underskirt:'
90o Gowns and Underskirts
Men’s Pajamas
39c
Men’s Odd Pants
Boys’ Suits
Clearance Sale Prices
$5.00
$6.00
$7.00
$7.50
39c
42c
21c
Clearance Sale of All MusliJ
Underwear
42c
89c
50c Night Shirt Sale
$1.00 Night Shirt Sale
50c Heavy fleece lined Shirts
and Drawers, colors white
and gray
50c Balbriggan
Shirts
and
Drawers
25c Balbriggan
Shirts
and
Drawers
39c
50c Elastic Seam Drawers
50c Ribbed Heavy Shirts and
Drawers
63c
75c Srciven’s elastic seam
42c
50c B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers
$1.00 Wool Undershirts and
Drawers
$1.25 Wool Undershirts
and
Drawers
$1.50 Wool Undershirts and
IQ
I )rawers
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$1.00 Men’s
Ribbed
Union g p ^ £
Suits
19c
Clearance Sale Men’s
Fancy Vests
Men’s Night Shirts
Men’s Underwear
Clearance Sale Men’s Shirts
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�women. Never in our history have we been able to offer
come to reduce all,our stock to its lowest limits. Every gari e n t s ’ furpishings, in other words everything, included in this
Turkish Bath Towels, hem
med, heavy weight
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Ing Charged at T h e s e L o w P r ic e s .
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All Ladies’ Coat Suits Half Price
Clearance Sale
¿dies’ House Dresses
89c
louse Dress
louse Dress
I
9H c
$10.00
$12.50
$15.00
$18.00
$20.00
$25.00
$30.00
( oat
( ’oat
( 'oat
( oat
( ’oat
Coat
( Oat
Suit
Suit
Suit
Suit
Suit
Suit
Suit
al
at
at
at
at
at
at
$5.00
6.25
7.50
9.00
10.00
12.50
15.00
Ail Ladies’ and Children’s Coats
at Half Price
$2.50 ( Oats at
$3.00 ( Oats at
$4.00 ( ’oat.s at
$5.00 ( Oats ai
$10.00 ( 'oats al
$12.50 ( Oats at
$15.00 ( Oats at
$20.00 ( oats at
$25.011 ( '<tais ai
$1.25
1.50
2. Ott
2.50
5.00
6.25
7.5(»
10.00
12.50
Ladies’ All Wool Skirts at
Half Price
$2 f,0
$5.no Skirls :ii
$0 ou Skir!s ai
$6..’>n S k in s at
$7.00 Skirls a!
$7.50 Skirts at
mi
25
3.50
3.75
Clearance Sale of All Silks
louse Dress
$1.29
louse Dress
L9N
Ladifs* l\ inn mas. made of
reduced same(Jearance
[irices.
•ddies reduced same as above.
w’ and Children’s Ribbed
Underwear
oo Vest or Idrawers
ue Vest or Drawers
ue Vest or Drawers
üeVest or Drawers
^ Vest or 1 Jrawers
™ Vest or Drawers
19c
29c
42c
55c
59c
79c
trance Sale of Notions
pfd s Needles
.it Pins ‘
fehl Pins
Hair Pins
•Braid
!Braid
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$1.35 Kid Gloves Sale
$1.75 Kid Gloves Side
*$3.50 16-button Kid Gloves
$1.00 16-button Silk Gloves
$1.25 16-button Silk Gloves
$1.50 16-button Silk Gloves
50c Silk Gloves, sliort
50c Wool Gloves, short
25c Wool Gloves, short
25c Children's Gloves. Woo!
Draperies, Cretons, Demins,
Scrims, Nets, Etc.
40c ( Irade, sale
35c ( Irade, sale
25c (»rade, sal»*
20c Grade, sale
15c Grade, sale
121 >e Grade, sale
10c <Irade, sale
30-in Silkoline. sale price, only
Special pieces of Scrim, sale
Sale of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs
4c
5c Linen, sale
10c Linen, sale
8c
121,»c
15c Linen, sale
19c
25c Linen, embroidery
35c Linen, embroidery
25c
50c Linen, embroidery
42c
59c
75c Linen, embroidery
$1.00 Linen. eml)roiderv
79c
-$1.19
$1.50 Linen, emb
19c
25c Indies' Initial
Stamped Towels. Scarfs, Corset
Covers, Gowns, etc., closing in« out in
Clearance Sale at (¡really reduced prices.
All Embroidery Cottons and Silks
reduced in this sale.
Special 100 yd. Bolding Spool Q ,,
Silk sale
OL
& P. Coats Spool Cotton 4 c
( 'loarance Sale
32c
29c
19c
15c
12' ,c
lf)c
Sc
Sc
8c
Clearance Sale of Sheets and
Pillow Cases
50c Sheet, will] seam
7f)C SheeL, no seam
90c Sheet, best (¡rade
15c Pillow ( ’ases
20c Pillow ( ases
All Muslin Sheetings, ( ambries,
included in this Clearance Side.
39c
63c
79c
IOr
17c
etc
1.00 ( «»m I* •r t or Blanket f o r
$1.00 ( orset. ( learance Side
$ 1 ..»o
$2.00
¿2.50
$3.00
( learance
( 'learance
Clearance
Clearance
$-3.50 Corset Clearance
$5.00 Corset. Clearance
S at1
.25
1.50
2.00
-2.50
3.00
3.50
( «»minti or Blanket for
98c
( ’omfort pr Blanket for
$1.19
Comfort or Blanket for
1.59
Comfort or Blanket for
1.89
( ’omfort or Blanket for
2.25
( ’omfort or Blanket for
2 7
•I.0 0 < Omft*rt or Blanket h>r
2 ÍIS
5.00 All W o o l Blanket
3.98
6,(10 All U.M.I Blank.■
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K\t ra he;i\ \ I.ap Robe>>, closing out
Ask to see t helll.
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$ 1.10
1.39
2.75
5c Lace* Side
8c Lice Side
10c Lace Sale
15c Lace Sale
20c Lace Sale
25c I.ace Sale
35e. L'ut* Side
50c Lice Side
$1.0*1 All ( Lei* 1-ice
$1.50 All ( iver Lice
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Under-muilln
Clearance Sale of Buttons of
All Kinds, for Trimming, Etc.
Special 1<1<‘ Pearl Buttons,
sal" 8 c
price only
10c Trimming Button
7c
10c
15c Trimming Button
18c
25c Trimming Button
35c Trimming Button
25c
50c Trimming Button
39c
75c Trimming Button
' 50c
J& W ;
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75c < ombination, etc
$ 1.00 ( omhinatkm. etc
$1.25 ( 'ombinat ion. etc
$ 1.5tt ( 'ombination. etc
10c grade, sale price
15c grade, sale price
25c grade, sale price
50c Silk or Lisle
75c Silk Phoenix
$1.00 Silk Phoenix
25c Ladies' VVool Hose
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( .ii’set.
( orse».
( orset,
Corset,
85c
$1.29
1.48
1.98
2.48
2.75
3.98
Clearance Sale of All Muslin
Underwear
3* ,c
fxSe
121_iC
15c
l!»e
29c
39c
75e
9Sc
Clearance Sale Lat
Children’s Host
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La Reine, American Lady, Nemo, Thomp
son’s Glove Fitting and Frolaset
Clearance Sale of Blankets
and Comforts
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Ladies’ Corsets
Clearance Sale of All Laces
All Ladies’ Gloves in Clearance
Sale
and Eves
P*ins
50c Poplins, etc
$1.00 Messalines. 36-in
$1.35 Talfeta, 36-iu
$ 1.50 ( repe c1 I hilm
$2.1 U>( rope Meteiu
One special lot Silks worth up
I*»75c am I \ our eh< lire at
35c Linen, all colors, sale price
25c Poplins, sale price
25c Ratines, sale price
$1.00 Ratines, sale price
15c Rippelettes
12* jc worth ( he\ iots
15 Toil du Nord Ginghams.
side price
121vc Red Seals
10c Anloskeag Dress Ging
hams. side price
8c Apron ( heck sale
Best CalimuiLaU^tuiug at
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Special lot of Ladies’. Drawers
Special lot Children’s Drawers
21c
39c
10c
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T H E SANPORD HERALD
T h e city i* filled with visitor« this
Wc are gluil to know t h a t Chnriey
Reck ia able to he out after hia seri week on account of th e S ta te F ed er
ous illtu-ss of le u days with ronRes- atio n of I.ahor a n d the circuit ro u rt
mooting at the sum«» time.tion of the »tnmai'h
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A B O Ü T PEOPLE
AND EVENTS
( hirkens ami Eggs, You can g e t 1 Mi»» lauira Kish, * ho carne over
(Continued From l’ago 5)
thc.m at LcfllerV I’hone 17. 42-21 from Sanford to a t t e n d the cotton
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, ( hall ia remaining in town the guiMt of panii'd b y her mother. Mra. Dio*and
Mr*. Itarnwell Heck ha* re tu rn e d ,
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to
her
home
on
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avenue,
after,
Interest
Mr. Clifh elp in g to nursi- her m other. Mr*, i
Rev. I. W Moore, presiding elder Mayan unit Osear Hayan.
I’ea b o d y of Ocala was also
Woaterdicit. through her recent ill- of the Oralu district of the M ethod- ^ ,r<*
® □ □ ® D D ® n i ] n i ] n [ R i D [ N ) n 0 Q [ T ] Q 'j,.
Summary of the Fhtnling Small
1st church and Dr Grilllths of Jack l'*“*ont '»» the wedding
Mr. and
ness.
Talk* Surrlnrlly Arrangi-«! for
aonville wire in i he <ily on Wedne»- Mt-* I ea hody will spend a f«w duys
The m any friend» of Mrs A F
Hurried Herald Header»
d ay after u visit to the o r p h a n s '|
T av a res, after which th e y will go
W eaterdirk will he glut! to know that home at Enterprise.
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to ° ra l» where they will m ak e their
ahe is slowly recovering from her
future home.
Fino Horses unit Mules.— 1,. K.
M r. and Mrs. J. M. I-ce have re serious illlness of seven weeka, under
Rates will lie at th e J. It. M u g ru d o r.,
t u r n e d from t h e hospital in \Yay- skillfnl atte n tio n of [>r I’uleston
Jr., stables. O rlando. Fla.. Wedne«/l n nnnnefmrntr
cr o as.
Dc, F’aul Burgess was in th e city clay. Jan. 20th. with a carload of us,
The chorus of the M usic DepsrlOranoe boxes with hoops always on T uesday calling o n . the local drug good Tennessee horses and mules as ment are requested to m eet ut the w
i n soak, a t I-. I-. D u t t o n s .
—7-t f
prins. Paul formerly owned a drug were ever shipped in one ear. Look cltih room s S aturday a fte rn o o n at
»tore
in Orlando and is populur with o u t for tehm, us you will see some •* ° t-’loek for rehearsal.
Oscar \V. Speer of Sanford is a t
th
e
trade.
t e n d i n g the K nights of Dade cele
in-inities.
42-1t p
At the Welfare D e p n itm e n t meet w
b r a tio n nt Miami. Ft. Lauderdale
Hon. Forrest I-ake has returned
Miss Marjorie Hoor went to S a n ing W edn esd ay afternoon. J a n . 20,
H erald.
from a trip to Jacksonville where on ford yesterday, re tu rn in g the sam e
Dr. T . A. Neal will give “ Echoes of
Lim burger cheese, Holland her M onday night he addressed a m a m d ay.
She gives lessons- there a n d Health Association M eeting" a t Jack
m oth gathering a t th e Masons Hotel m akes regulur trips.
ring and yeast cakes at Simon's.
Recently she
on
the question of tlA* Florida S tate gave two violin nu m b ers in n m usic sonvillc. E very member jpL,(he club
37-tf
is urged t o - he
nt.
Preceding
Fair.
al concert given by the Wo iim ii '« Dr. N e al’s talk there will he busi
•\ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann of OrThe m any friends of Mr. a n d Mr*.. Citili of th at tow n, in which prom ness of im po rtan ce to com e before
I nndo were in th e city Wednesday
M
aples
are glad to have 'them* hack ''le n t musicians of th e s tate partici- the d e p a rtm e n t!
N om ination, of
on route To G eneva to visit Mrs.
In Sanford again for' the winter.
DeLand News.
P n n n ’s mother. Mrs. Harris
chairm an of the d e p a rtm e n t and
PPEARANCES may bo deceptive. Iinn't U* [=
^’aVe un *d«lition 10 l *'° b*m -' Clarence Woods, th e versatile, in- m em bership com m ittee by b a llo t will
* caught napping by attractive drawings of S
Rohe Bros. Pickled Reef, You run '
he held, so a full meeting of d e p a rt
get it a t Lelllcr’a, phone 17. 42-2c ily in the shape of a little M aple leaf, coittparablo editor, southern gentleFurniture. Huy with wide open eyes. See *
a fine baby d a u g h te r .
m an, o rator and s ta te s m a n who pre- ment m em bers is requ ested .
the
article
itself and examine it thoroughly.
Dr. C. L. R rundage, Osteopath,
, ■i
„ i
,,
. , , sides over tho destinies of the E ustis
O Horn of Palm Bench Is in . .
n .__
.
F irs t N ational R a n k Bldg., M onday, . .J.. B.
While
pleasing designs are desirable, material
.
..
.
, L ake Region and ov er the destinies
A ra re t r e a t is in store for those
W ednesday a n d F rid a y , 11 a. m. to t h e city a tte n d in g the m eeting of q[ h{| dlj>
» N r -ottotoiF 4 * r
K W lf r f , ¿Land mauukuiture are equally"impnrfcmtr - Y o u
ta
6 p. m.
ando. progrnm T u e s d a y afternoon. Club n sure of ALL these essentials by selecting vnur *=
1e \ e wire ste te ta ry ^ | | ç | nrenc# Woods in a prince who is
H
T.
C a rn ,.Si nn olf, timp rpsi(lpnt
m em bers especially are urged to a l
Furniture after a personal inspection. We afford
th e West Palm Beach Boa
ways welcome in t h e saorlum * of
und th o puhIic wi„ b f
of this city a n d form er editor of the T ra d h and is well an3~Tu^<
)Ty
you this advantage.
tho press gang anti we hope he will for lhc modpraU, ipp oi
cunts.
T av a re s Herald wns in the city yes known nil over the stute.
[HJ
come often und s t a y longer.
te rd a y on his travels.
He recently
H
was connected w ith a Georgia paper
Clifford Peabody is in th e city
Stonewall Jacksonville T rip lett, ed
T he R eiter Ruby C ontest will be
h u t the war in E u rope knocked o u t) calling on th e local trade and v is it- | ¡lor 0 f t bp St. Cloud Tribune
held Feb. fith. Mothers a re re q u est
t h e cotton and T o m went broke.
ing homed folks. Clifford is making ¡n lb p r jly on W edensdny a tte n d in g ed to send in Aaines of th e ir bullies
N t i t^calu
' and is now represent- t |u. nieeling* of the s t a t e F ederation from six m o n th s old t o - t h r e e years,
After th e first of J a n u a ry . I'JI5 1 goin^jn
ng
the
A
T
T ho m as Co . of th a t c i t y . ; nf i ^ | >or
M r T rip le tt personifies I Notify Mrs. Jo h n Meisrh.
will not he responsible for a n y debt
co n tra c te d by a n y person hut m y selling Florida crushed rock a n d ce- , hp o(t ri.,,PUl,.d u*Ht.r ,jon t h „i all
m ent supplies.
Luncheon for Mr». Anno
bitterness and strife has vanished
self. C. R. H u ppersctt.
41-Htc
1
1st. Street and Palmetto Ave.
Sanfbrd. Fionda
t
M
r
s
.
G. F. S m ith e n te r ta in e d with
from
th
e
south
for
he
hi
the
s
o
u
th
ern
T h e m any friends of Hon. C ary
Seed Potatoes— You can get them
u
charm
ing
llttW
luncheon
Wednes
Landis were glad to see him here D em ocratic editor of the T rib u n e,
nt Lcffler’s P hone 17. 42-2tc
□ ^ □ □ lâ D D E D U D E D E Œ D B Q U D H ia x
day for Mrs. \ \ . R. Anno. Covers
this . week a tte n d in g court.
M r. a s u p p o sed ly R epublican paper for
Tho Sanford Boosters will make L an d is has a host of friends in S an the old soldiers' colony a t St. Cloud, were laid for four and a dainty
1
The
Mr. a n d Mr* M itchell of Macon. ! P eabody wedding on I n-dav
the trip to G eneva, C huluota and ford who are in favor of annexing and he has a good p aper that seems luncheon course was served
afternoon was pleasantly s p e n t play (ia , a r c the guests of Mrs
to please the old fellows in blue
D
Oviedo next M on d u y nt one o'clock. him to this c ity for keeps.
ing auction bridge.
Mrs S m ith's Browne on Sanford Height*
M i-»*r* ( ii-o If..
All those interested should have
Mrsir
guests were Mr* Anno, Mr* For
t). E. Wal ker find» th a t his fa rm
M«-s»r»
(,«•«•
||. .
th e ir cars nt th e Herald office at one
Hunks Will I |i>sil"ha
rest luike a n d Mr* ('
II
Mring o p e ra tio n s are so large th a t tinMi-isch
r«-tiirm-'l
Tm-«.i.i
o'clock
»
»
.»
fnp
Tuo.sduy next being a legal holiday
Mr u n d Mr» Byrkis a n d Mr und
luiughlin.
possession of a Ford cur was a b
through
the
slat«.
•
»«nd
the
hanks
of
the
c
ity
will
he
closed
Mr*. J R Woodward of M ushnwk.
For Sale! ! !
solutely necessary und when he goes
pl«*usiir<- loiiihtin-.l
all d a y
I ml . a r e a congenial purt> at the
Three lots facing Park on Myrtle n orth in the su m m er he has p ro m
I‘t rmnut Mi rillen
Sanford House
ave n u e and S even th street.
Desir ised to let the editor of The Herald
M tn \N I. Morgat
?• ' irnH
1’rctdiyU-rian Church
Miss Laura Fish * e n t ov er to
ably located for hotel or residence. have the car.
from *••*\ «Tal d.» v *
• *4
T h e sermon S u n d a y morning at De I at ml Thursday afternoon to b e ' Mr u n d M|> j.; ,. ( ...... .. rt. i t filly ill -I.K'k'«»!! VD •
Beautiful shade trees ten ycais old,
Hilly Jacob* of C huluota wa* hi the Presbyterian
c h u rch will he present al th e C otton Ball given •»< '
t | y „( Hrun.wick. Ga . are the
no o t h c a property like it in the city.
th e city several
days of this week “ T he Mysterious F am ily of They “
th a t eil y T h u rs d a y night.
{gui-sts of Mis. P .M Elder while eii ‘
Apply at once to W. W. Long.
New 1 il, Hill
a tte n d in g court
a n d looking a fte r You are invited to lie present a n d
route t o Bradentowu
Mr* Coney
This <|iit** not n .
26-tfc
•>
Miss Moselle Durst arrived from i* a d a u g h te r of Mr* Elder
business affairs.
Hilly »ays th a t the bring you friends
hull 1* to l>«' rito, 1 1 ■
*i*
Seminole C o u n ty Fair is being talked
T hu S unday school is progre»*mg Gainesville W ednesday and will take I
|M'iiran«-4* f li#» « • •
t
in his section a n d I he people are nicely and a spirit of quiet « n t l u H up her dull*-* immediately in t h e ,
^
m a p , I'hiing. Harri* »pent the ibi
J
coming here I lu- tirsi w«i-k 111 Fell- asm pervades its dasHe*
put'lo »rhiiids of I lie count'' III 1he
Im'I'H
.
I.
...
.
I liur-ilay hi S.inlor I. 11Mting t lie fi I't*î4
The di-uriilis
•t.d
srhiNil* in the tnterest of T om ato .1n«l t It*- t'lilir« n " i . .
taking the subscriptions for I In siding at t In hont» of Mr* .1 W Cannili Club*
, 14
up
lu
good
»hip.
Mi**
Harri»
h-fi
for
Messrs K R. Murrell and T R.
I Ml km*
new chureh liuililing
•
I’al.ilka oli ili- ».ir'y m orning tra'n (•••••n dom- o ,,'r tt
(' Crowell, two of S an fo rd 's hustling.
111* I* 1 .111*1 tí»* r»« •
1 rida'.
real es ta te agents »pent ve*l«-rdav in
. .. , ,
.
,
,
Mr* Alien of I it.i (la liooc lice
,
....
.
Buplist S i-ftires S u n d a t Jan l<
jm*:i rèi fit •* «»1 » • 1tv 1' •
¡4in
U rlando
I hey inaih- the trip by
the guest of her daughter. Mrs J
• fi*
. ui.-ruig ' hi- 1 id.u .
liuto hut were compelled to mutuiti
I he church i* locateli at the >orMl»*
I
Pearl«Rug*
r*
In-«
Kii-lil* on S anford Height*
provami ids will g i\.
», »iu n t i ’ I lie midnight train owing to a tier of P ark avenue a n d Sixth street
•h r
li«-«'»
:«
liiuili
tie.iti-i
!»:30
a.
nt.
The
Bible
school
will
m ishap to their m achine.— O rlando
lie;,r»aln for the musical c o m ed v to
Mr an d Mrs Fred Wals m an and
*.11
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1
r*
J.
ini
t
In,
iit
o;
meet.
There
were
175
present
Iasi
Sentinel.
he given Uljder the auspici-* of# I III’ ’ at
h«' vnipr«-.s.*»-«l wiiii
S u nday and this n um ber i» i-cxpei-lcd Mr» S E B a rr e tt, Jr , spent T h u r s Welfare Depurimeli!
II \N . Grossurth of DeLand was to he m uch largrr on next S u n d ay . day in D e L an d on business and
Siiiilo’d 1- ip » 1
in th e city on W ednesday
He is the
' 1* li!.« r
1• 1
II 00 a m All ad d ress will lie dc- plea*iii e «mu hi ned
Mr a rid \ D
I red \\ ..Dm.«'
M
S u nday seliool m i'sionary for the liM-red by Dr i l a r \ e > Ih no I..unp
Mis* Ml.i to- Iruf.k re tu rn e d Sun i " 11' 1 M r'
1
Nl r , t " " ' 11 ! hi- III" ! "1 ’ !" •
P resbyterian • huf<h in «nutIt Flor of llalla». I i-x.i*
Dr Bi-atli hit lit p
Mr ' "
' ■ ''
' >’
ida
and
wa» beri* to confer
i lt> oliti ••»
t* o|o- of the leading Sunday school lay ........ a V,»,t to t........ fo th .
Ml Ru* 'ci! s *ar
with Dr Brownlee, who is c h a irm an men in the south a n d the church Ly nia u 1 ran k mi Sunibel lelo mi
of th e com m ittee on the work in t h e feels fo rtu n n te in securing his s e r
Thinlt Satan G» rf W«r. »V*If»
Mr. Clifford Peabody of Ocala
Mrs. A. ,K. Travis of Boston.
s t a t e of Floridu.
ihnd
vices for th e full week.
Ili-iw"
-n Enclti.d » 1
Mass., is th e gu«»st of Mrs C v I spent several days in Sanford, the stand ih - ruins of «h- «• u
.ill.
3:30
p.
m.
There
will
I
te
a
g
e
t-to
V C. C. W orthington left W ednes
Walker
Mrs Travis is a former guest of his mother
know
ii
i««
1
In11
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11
day night for his h o m e in Tum pu gether meeting of th e workers Ulto resident of Long wood and is re n ew
•■
ili«» lii'lh-f or Un- t»
after spending 4 week here looking “ari'
r<' l °to tattik
k e speciul studies under ing with milch pleasure old associa.Mrs Dm. M i*s K a thlee n Huyan count of lili- flr
•*ir
after Ins orange grove sou th of the f ' r - B eau c h am p while in the city
She will remain for t h e r e s t'a n il Hsi-ur Hayan «unie over from and the linp--r:»li.il
I ions
tL
t «-ity
Mr W orthington formerly re
T h e regular service of th e of the winter
Tavares to ullenil
the
Iliu m
Half«It It.i*l a li t •!
side 1 here and sees m any c \ idenees B Y
P ' ■ •»* Hu- • 'uireh
of ;rnwtlt since his al. enee and ■ « "
'
........... .
r-erviii .» th e
th at Sanford certainly
shows th e Baptist church will he railed off and
« »
♦ ♦ t♦In♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
car
m arks of
a good s u b s ta n tia l
1
congregation will
join♦ with
4
grow th
"
mdvoment of the M inisterial Asso
♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
ciation und a tten d t h e services ut
♦
A m ong the prom in en t visitors to tho S ta r T hea tre, whero Hon. Jos.
the city on W ednesday a tte n d in g G. Cutup will spenk.
t
the m eeting of th e S tu te Feibirntion
You aro welcome to all our s e r
«
of L abor was Mrs. Florence M u rp h y vices.
»
Cooley of Jacksonville, president of
GEORGE HYMAN.
the Flqual Franchise League of F lo r
♦' '
Pastor.
♦
ida, who addressed th e meeting on
The SKNINOI.K COUNTY HANK’S Service mean« Service to a l l - F a r m
W ednesday morning.
Mrs. Cooley
4
C ongrrgaliunal C hurch
er«, Merchant«, H oubw Ivcb and men in all walk« o f life, each will lind a
is prom in en t in w om en's club circles,
4
Last T u esd a y evening th e C. E.
hearty welcome and prompt, courteous attention.
having been president of the D a u g h
4
ters of th e C onfederacy and of th e Society had it* rogular m onthly
Our
oillccrw
may
be
conMiltcd
at
any
time,
and
every
patron
will
he
4
local c h a p te r *of th e w om an’s club business meeting at th e parsonage.
granted all accomodnlion consistnnt with Sound. Conservative Banking Policies.
F'loction of officer* u n d other im
4
of the S ta te F ederation.
p o rtan t business wns th e order of
There i« n close relationship between the prosperity of this community;
4
M ark W. Porter, president of th e the evening.
Plans for . furthering
progress
of
this
semiwelfare
of
lhc
residents
individually,
ami
(he
pro*
the
4
C arolina, Clinch field &. Ohio railw ays the Efficiency C am paign were dis
public
institution.
4
and A. W. Anderson, general m a n cussed n n d 'a d o p U 'd .
EVERY R E S I D E N T of Seminole County bcncfits^iy the progress of the
ager of tho C harleston & W estern
4
F'or th e m onth of F’eh^uary, a t tho
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK, and similarly the progress of this institution
railw ay -were in th e city on W ednes evening services a series will he giv
4
d a y on their special car and inspect* en entitle d , “ Re-m aking n Present
is indirectly aided through the success of each resident.
♦
etf th e Sanford celery fields'. T h e y Day F'nltli," helpful to all who are
Therefore It behooves each and every one, to identify themselves with
4 .
were greatly surprised a t th e g re at seeking a workable u n d practical,
4'M ;
their HOME INSTITUTION..................
^
d evelopm ent in this section a n d belief.
s ta te d t h a t a t no*polnt in the s t a t e
4
Next S u n d a y night o u r people will
was tho growing of winter v e g e t unite in tho union te m p eran ce m e e t
4
.*4 per cen t Interest P aid on S a v in g s A cco u n ts
ables ru n to such a high degree. I t ing to be n d d reuod b y Hon. M r.
4*'
is possible t h a t these geutlemon will C am p, ef great speaker. T h e C. E .
corno to Sanford again when t h e y Society, however, will m e e t as usual.
*
i
have
m ore tim e to look Into t h e
All m em bers of our S u n d a y school
4
farm ing proposition.
are urged to be faithful to its ses
I I
sions. Good a tte n d a n c e a n d Inter
4
r s 'i r j r
H elerlcd S eed P o ta to es
Court ÌToùtt HuiMing
est are being an joyed now ; let us
j ' T ru e t o ’ name a n d from h e s h h y , try to m a k e them still better.
D. L. THRASHER, Vice-President
FORREST LARE, Pres.
prolific stock. Raised under go v ern
A. R. KEY, Cahier
■4l’
m ent insperiton especially for soed
Best Think Softly.
"If
bluq
o
r
depressed,
think
of
a
and
for
bur
trade.
E
ach
sack
bears
V
. •
;
a tag certifying freedom from P o w pretty, girl o r something equally as
'
ti-j.s
♦
pleasant,"
advises
a
doctor,
ll'm.
In
dery Scab, Write, for prices.
♦
♦
♦
*
4'
tho case of a m a rr e d man It would he
Wilson Sc Toom er Fertiliser Co.,
boat for him not to do hla thinking
Jacksonville, Florida.
r
*
r
v
w
w
v
v
w
v
*
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out loud.— Philadelphia Inquirer.
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U tile Happening« —Mention
of Matter« in Brief
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Personal Items of
Toadstools are Not Mushrooms!
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CASH OR INSTALLMENT
W. W. ABERNATHY
At J. D.
Roberts
McLaurens
Roquefort
Cheese
(I)
McLaurens
. Imperial
Cheese
YOUR BANK
Pimiento
Sweitzer
Nippy
Deviled
A full line
Western and Florida
. Fresh Meats
all the time
i
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J. D. Roberts
Neil to Posloffice
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Phone 39
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Ihc tiiosi beautiful liny in Apiorlru.
balls In lint various fnrelfiu nlulw, mu*lc J.) Hie best bunds lit tills country
•ml •’ubu and a (lardon of ICUetk eiltl*
bltlon of Florida (ruits, flowers and
»rifi'toflies on Hie court bouse siiimri
In Tampa, urn umunK lb" muny uuiuse«Mini features to be offered 111" visit
w»
KverythlUK will bn absolutely
free, and propiirntlous have ulmady
been made to projinrly care for thou
•snds In the big. hotels, bourilltiR
¿Ouse« autl private Imine a of the city.
s-----jDurlni; the month of February winftr winds blow In evory other state
and section, but then South Florida.
, »rrai-cd in a garb -of Krei;u, appears
to beat advantage. T h e golden fruit
U being shipped to tho Northern mar*
ket*. early vegetables are going out
dally by tho train load, hordes of tiiur*»U are enjoying life In all the small
. clue« and towns, and particularly
4loag tho Quit .Coast, and Joy reigns
•npremo among all classes. To enter*
ftdn these visitors Tam pans have for
.year* held this annual eamlTnl. which
b” grown bigger and better e a c h sea
son.
Blnce the Spanish-Amerclan War.
¡•'«nips has doubtless entertained u
Hrger number of famous American
Bfttesmon and foreign ambassadors
Uun any Southern city, and many will
attend the coming Carnival, l'resldont
'Vootlrow Wilson Is,being urged to at‘«id the Carnival, and to make Soutli
Florida his winter homo In futuro
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it r,.ri,.*r o l I i r s i St and I’ulmelto A v e .
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Secretary
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In t i n t b a y a n d a g r a n d
o n t h e U a y » l m r e lim ilo *
Thursday, tlie ebislng day. will be
known us "CJtni* Hay." being s<> d«-s
I g n n t e d beenusn of Mouth I lurida» su
prenincy In the cultivation of citrus
f r u i i m of the Ideile l grade* A grand
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b r i n e s s s r s r s i l s, t i r .1 1 1 *- t.l I h r , ' i l l i f t f f 111 provi.lprl, b u l in Hail *h r r m i , ihi» Sr m i n o l r
• u r h c r f l l f t r s l r ,n I h t , m « i f ol J A l l r s s n
C tiu n i) F a i r Awaociaiian, »hall p»> u n t o t h r
U n l e s s s a i d i r r i l f l r s l e s h a l l b r f r ill-,- t n .- .1 city .if S s r i f o r i l , F l o r i d a , a l i r r h * c i s « of
( 25,00, a m i u p o n p ay m en i of t h a tali! n u m ,
t h « «iltl R a m i n o l a C o u n t y F a i r Aaaocla tlnn
• h i l l Fr rii I i l la*| t o « Ilern a* , « u t h u r t li n g
I h r m in h o l d » c o u n t y fair a m i l o o p r f i a r
d u rin g I h c p e r i o d of a«ld fa ir, a n y a n d a l l
«treat c a r n i v i l i , » t r e a t ' » h o » « , a i r f t l p e r *
f o r m a e r e s n r .#*tpn»ltion companl*-» or o t h e r
• mall »he wa, a« m a y lie d e t e r ml n r *1 u p o n
b y th e «aid S e m i n a r C o u n t y F a i r A t t o r i a tio n .
Sec. 2
T h l a o rd in ari r r «hall h e r o m e rff e r l i v r u p o n It* pa** agr a n d a p p r o v a l h y
t h r m a y o r ; n r u p o n h e m m i n g a law «ut ho u t
hi* ap p r u n a i
Ser 1
All o r d ì ft an era a n d p a r t » .¡d or
dkn anrr# in r*.n flir 1 h# f «* « it ft « r r h r r e h y
ItyllJpf nf
rrprated
Faatrii Ih i* Mh daft nf J a n u a r y , A D
1915.
11 W. Il K U N D O N ,
C h a i r m a n C i t y C o u n c il .
I h c r rl i y i l u l y c e r tify l h a l t h e f o re g o i n g
o r d i n a n c e * » • » d u l y pa aaed b y t h e c i t y
e n u n d f of H a n f o r d . F lo rid a , in r e c u l a r aetT h e m onum ent « frn t calling on you get«
•10n, th is t h e I t h d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D
■J3 per rs-nt lor taking p o u r order.
I tan
1916.
s a i l- you ibi* a» I I. «va n o ag rn l to jmy
Wltne«« m y h a n d a n d t h e t r a i of s a i d c i t y
o n t h is 4t h d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D. 191ft.
T Hoolehnti,
Worthy Fresiileivt
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Secretary
M a x w e l l ’s
M a g a z in e s P eriod icals
S o d a W a te r
C onfection ery
C ig a r s and T o b a c c o s
1041st. St. Phone 182
F. J. TERRY
Marble and Granile
Monuments, Tombstones, Etc.
L et I'a In tim ale a n Your Work
122 \y. Churrh Hb. Orlando. Ila
M. W. L O V E L L
C ity C ltfk .
A p p r o v e d b y m e o n t h i s - t h e 4t h d a y of
J a n u a r y , A. . 1*. 1915.
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JANUARY 15. , , |s
N O TICE is FA IR EX H IB ITO R S
THE SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS
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Has arranged to furnish materia! and competent men on short notice for
the erection of booths, etc.
P la c e yo u r o rd e rs ea rly and w e w ill p re p a re
and hold y o u r w o rk read y fo r prom pt d e liv e ry
P R IC E & C O LLER
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«efficiency, j»s help in businc»«« develS u c c e s s th e Sinuati
What Tubei-su'oi.* Cot1%
D unkan nnd George Mitchell h a v e opm cnl, a n d o p p o rtu n ity to better
Success is th e slogan th a t everyone cries,
It Im» been »«..tlnntt.il »ii.-,* il-jthi
trad e d home* a n d each ha» m oved i ssert themaelve» 11» citizens foi the
Easy to ob tain , w hoever applies.
1 front tubérculo. 1» »<>-’ • 1•• h.»» ■•'. half
into hi» newly nri|u ired home.
1common welfare and th a t would be
.Money's not scurce, as some^ would believe.
, u million dollars anima « *tin «¡h the
t
♦ ■ '$ * < $> ##< §> '$> 4 ■♦ ♦
T . • H. John»on i» »hipping a car- n o rth m ore to you thun several
Insure your m ind, i t ’s n o t n -crying disease.
lots of wng»'» «nil ft.
>! 'he
J oad of very fine Chinese c a b b a g e thousand dollar» »peculated in outtiling» tun K»-r
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wen« nul Ml fe
an<l Rostan big bend lettuce th is »die a d v e itisin g to liring new »etiler»
• *r better «till, irnd.i- sui-cess your song.
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the business of ru n n in g a n d p re serv I*.-»l sonn- d th e best ever grown to your midst
Now, isn't th a t cor
To
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I j I everyei.e know th a t Sanford'» aglow,
rare mere t!u. 1
ing on an extensive scale a t her own
rect'’
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I ig»-r to «mai goods a n d also th*-ir "go."
expended. Thut Hi »,,.. avnr 1» |ir>
home on Lnke Geneva.
K Sm ith »hipped le ttu<-» to
In h«-hulf of myself am i ft-lluw
greasing Is shown by un- fit«-; that la
A fter spending several m o n th s in C hicago last week th a t sold for ilclegaU's 1 wish to express to your
t all up on j;our pho n e u n d sp read th e news (ur;
20 years the d 01.1 rtf
>»Hit
Gcnevu A.*a G r a n t loft fust S a t u r $1750 u car.
citizens a p p reciatio n of y o u r real
Order the news to b«* s p re a d to th e stars;
louts Ita:) tfe ll ledili c i (•III . i to
day for his home in J n c k a jn , Ga.
T h e first celery to he shipped out heart nnd soul t re a tm e n t of us
I’nion is s tre n g th , it m ade th e S ta rs and Strip«-s lly,
1r«S per luti.1100 popiibiiioii
' T h e new M ethodist m inister, Rev. of th e Celery D elta brought $2.00 while in y o u r city.
Now. let us m ake S anford out hurtle cry
G u ttrid g n tilled his first a p p o in tm e n t |K-r crate, a good s ta rt on the b u m Respectfully.
To all that w»« m eet, sprvad the new» f.»r and wide,
itl G enova last S unday, p re ach in g to |M-r crop of 1015.
CIIAS HARDIN.
l .u .r i-jt 1 it elfort »Imuld get .ill to toil k side by Mile.
u well tilled house. T he n-udihg of
T:lmpn. Fla.
Florida G ardens, in»-., shipped u
the' Scriptures included t h e first two car of very fine le ttu ce packed in
f o l l o w i h» m t i si c a n d s i n g w i t h t h e L u n d
verse» of the second c h a p te r of » rat»-» on Tlie««tc.y am i Itavi- «» v rT
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M urine un Ibi- J»il»
\ J (...il to g o n 11 S a n f o r d l i n lu—t in t lie l a n d .
t We earn nil
1st ('Armilnno*, a n d a good ea rn e s t, illuni eur» r<«»*»iy lt» «ut.
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I»i nit t ha t y o u dn c r y »ucci»«» «ni e v e r y h a n d .
Furili Fi' bt at
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quiet s rmoti wus preached upon
J O. Puckard bus announced to Robert Holly. K»q . Editor Greater
R o n all tin- d e a d on»-» t o t h e ••»•im-ti-rv l a mi
b»»'l! t« »I* il -«
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" T r u e Religion."
Rev. G u ttrid g e tin- public the opening of .1 gi-m-ral Sanford lferai»l. Grenier Sanford, I I.»
comes highly recom m ended a n d Gc -.Ion- in lu» i i w col or i li l o wr i of
Dear Sir Plea«- (■•Timi me »«i
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! for new crop of all van« ! • •«'
n ed out
nova gives him u In-arty welcome M idw ay. Titer»- ur«- live neat houses Inform you th a t the "Allies" here in and Lucille Hines.
of lh. •»IIII l’.| V\ s
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Tile C onduct of tile Gmllv Mat
Mrs. G. A. Nicholson is on n visit com pleted, p a in ted and occupied P utnam c o u n ty have I 00 n co tu
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7 1.1 7- Ml. Lunch • I v e»l in t III
m v ro. pi.ppi ¡1 »“i i i i i i.
The Godly Mali and 1 d » U
e»i Street» laid out III all diri-ction». to surrendiT to G reater Sanford on
Lain was .culled to Ft Fierce last with ditch»-» d u g am i crossings laid Feb .1. 4. 5 a n d <*> In tin- buttle of
ban<|ili't
hall
Miss Rivers
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. to s I â Aibln-ss oil Ml rida v SEI I» i l i l t s . -»M li
W ednesday on business, r e tu r n in g on Midway 1» growing into u thriv in g "Hill Posting, " "Hull D urliuin,"
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c»)lor»-il Mt.lement, l>»-mg altogether "Coco C ola.”
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<'.-r I till a r»-* Will he I-- .1
Miss Irene Peter» now greets tin- ab o u t th irty houses, all inhtfhited. "W ine of C ardili." "Linn Coi!,,
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I’, ho > pn ligwere 0 «tll|«l.-|, I)
Clitlord Proctor, t h e former . b-rl.
\ gill of a ppre. ml mil wa.- pr1. nvi-ra-d alld III Ì »-,( po m o n you
i l I)
VU ». »111 .1 • . ! .. •1
is now engaged in th e grocery »tore
N A T A L (.If
»1 tiled t" Mi»» <Mura Milieu ll
Appreciate Sanford
will lu» I vri t er ‘ aiiforil, Seminole
In v 1'• ! ■ ««
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of the postm aster. I. M R ehbinder
itrmg p n -n b - n t from ih.- l! \ P I
Sanford. Fla., la 11 " 1 I I !• !
. ( '»iji.i V Fair i .
II -, • 'Hlidlog f••r••
The m a n y friend» of Mr» I* W
\ \ »- w e 11».. 111a .Xl ! . I I I . • - t f - i i
E d it< r *».. i ford 11» r.iId
»•» of III»’ " Mil.- "
. h ••» I n III V. rv
Adam» will lie |ileu»«-d to l.now th a t
I iati r»
li»'|»ort er
\» one of the »bl gate» |. ilo
she 11 greatly im proved
.( t ie r
A»
per
ord»-rfrom
General
M.iik»
«I
S ta te Fi-derutum of Labor c o n v e n
tv
tel
painful sick spell.
will pro» red to a tta c k D< l.und.
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tion which bu» jusl com Imb-d
n trc d ity and Color Blindness.
Training Sr buoi
T h e re were qu ite a good inuiiy »Ion in your <il>, 1 beg leave to cx- ^a vtilt- am i t )range City in order
Color bliudtn »» I» fiHv.iv» InlierllMid , 1 e » f . - 1 «I. Iami hope to report of a successful
There i» to be conducted 11 »rain- ed tliri.tigli 'll»- h i . 'll
parties given during the holiduys. pr?sa the following co m m en t“.
and acvi-r
"ll- « II. I lo-ld
ling ». hool at tin- il.iptl-t T o >1 II luroiikli ib- la'loOnu of much pleasure was t h a t ut
I >0 appear» to
Y our city bus prov»-n r. gr»*at ur- raid
TriiNling you will spread these r»*- of the week J a n Is t h th ro u g h h :«. lie no Instance in v. h b , color blind K . A . M a r l i n S e e d < ’o
the G eneva House, given in honor prixe to me, liecatisi- of its »»vident
fe. » fo
Dr Darvi v Iteam li tn p of f ilin r t- - it :i»e I". I
o! Miss K ate F ty nl.
j n . i i - 1:
s u b stan tial, prosperous biisin»-»» c«»n- l».rt» to G re a te r Sanford. I beg to 22nd
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Mr. a n d Mr» Mi William- have dllioii. w In» ll 1« a reliilntlon id
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Jack mum ill«*
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IT., («db. wi ». g prog*-..n an, i.»
r it li." > >i. «
ii-lurned to i l e i r hom e 111 Paw Paw. 1 lai in i Ini 1 pre hi bi t ion hill» .1 ' «i w ■
P K I \ ATI. U M ' l I. M iiR 'l m V
Mich . uflei a pic.i ».• it I m m I in tio-ir and llial tin- ell milia t h n of Par
Agi-n 1 <ir< .11» r Sul.lord,
d aughter. Mr», f e r n Turbel
room» creates d is c o n te n t ntmmg I InSeminole C ounty Fair
T he puhlic installation id t he of working people a n d ull th at to ri of
---------- «- ■ - ' t ---ficers of th e W. O. W. hus been p o s t rot.
II. Y. P. I!. Notes
poned u n til next week.
I n ote you have an intelligent u n d
The B. Y. P. U. rendered n very
T he R ap tis t church was p re re n te d reliable looking elem ent in y o u r
11 h andsom e .Itilde by the m uch stores, factories a n d various places iliU-resting program lu»l S unday
G ro u p Two wa» in i-hnrge
loved pastor. Rev. Stones, a» a of buxine»», nnd t lint tin- averag e ¡'
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New Y e a r’s gift; also a libeini check earning» here a n
to Ih- rom pateli I of meeting with Mr» S G KeiiT he program wa»
by Mr C A. Ilaulerson.
very fuvoruhly with Jucknonville ! "*•**■- ‘ ‘iptain.
and T a m p a in tin- respective lines n» follows
Tli.-ri- -i- toilav over two thousand »mi-e»»ful Maxw.-ll di-aler»
Prayer. Mr Davi.»
.MOORE'S STA TIO N
I especially note absolutely no
s
c
a
tte
red over th e P n ite d States. Tiro Ihounnml lirr nu n 1. ho or,
Introduction. Mrs. Kennedy.
S u n d a y , the 17th, Rev. H urtlcttc bum s on your s tre e ts nor no s tree t
mol
i
ng
n riniti profil for rrrrg if.ly of Ihr ijriir a n d building a bll»ilie»»
Int P»altn recited by Joe l.ning
of E n terp rise is duo to pn-uch here corner bungtr» (which are, after all,
future for them selves, one th a t will he 11 p e r m a n e n tly established
the crops of u n fo r tu n a te s thut a r e
m orning, nfternoon and evening.
business.
oooaoaoaooooooaoooaooaaoon
Miss Nollie C ow an of J a c k s o n m a d e -idle ur in capuc itutcd by th e
M axwell d enier nl Altn Yintn. Kan»., population 499, sold fi Max
ville, while enroulc from a business influences of th e saloon, consider
wells In N ovem ber.
ably
more
than
th
e
business
fluctu
trip to T a m p a was th e guest of her
ations
a
n
d
t
his
ite
m
ulonn
c
o
m
Mnxwcll
d e a le r at C hapm an, Karra., population 7MI. »old 9 M ax
Miller.
FOR
mand»
my
purticulnt
in
te
re
st
as
un
wells
in S e p te m b e r, B in November.*
Mrs. Ella Gri nland is hr.vlng an
T he d e a le r at Gn)lordn. Kan»., population 30H, »old 7 Maxwell»
addition built t • her homo in C a m exponent of the b u tte r things for
I BEAMS
eron a v e n u e in -picparation for th e h u m a n ity in general a n d the w ork
In N o vem ber, 10 In October and 10 in S ep tem b er.
CHANNELS
arriv al of her “d a u g h ter, Mrs. P. G. ingm an in particular.
ANCLES AND
Our d e a le r nt Wilton. Kan»., population 9NI, told 12 M axw rllt
An excellent com parison of wut
Miller w ith her young son n n d
ALL SHAPES
in “ N ovem ber. 12 in October» and C in S e p te m b e r.
and
d ry conditions w a s , made by
daughter of C olum bus, Ohio. Mrs.
T he d e a le r at Attica, K a n t., population 737, told fi Maxwell» in
BOILER PLATE
Miller will bo here the re m a in d er of ono of y o u r young m erchants in this
N ov e m b e r. 7 In O ctober nnd I 4- in S eptem ber.
TANK
STEEL
wise:
the winter.,
STRUCTURAL
Our d c a |ç r at Enid, Okla., population 13.H00, told H Maxwell» in
" S u p p o se this c o u n ty should favor
Mrs. Ella Greenland wus the week
N ov e m b e r. 9 In O ctober and H in S eptem ber.
IRON WORK OF
e p d guest of old friends fit DcLnnd.* salpons again, nnd will say five sa
ALL
KINDS
M
axw
ell d e a le r at H e le na, Okla., population 760, told 5 Max't / Joe Cameron r e tu r n e d T u e s d a y loons opened in Sanford. Now each
wcllii
In N o vem ber and 6 in S eptem ber.
from a trip to York and Montgom of them would be subject to oxrning
TRUSS RODS
T
he
d
e
a
le
r
at Kiowa, Khna,, population 1520,^told 6 Maxwell» In
not
less
thun
$2,000
per
year
for
ery, Ala.; While In York Mr. Cam
STAY BOLTS
rent,
licenses,
supplies,
help,
etc.
N
o
v
e
m
b
e r, 6 in O ctober and 13 in S e p te m b e r.
eron purchased several head of wcilGALVANIZED
S E E R S
A Real Opportunity To Make Money Ripht Here
At Sanford
! SENDUS YOURORDERS
w i
.
bred Pole-Augus bulls for Tosahatchee Ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry and three
little daughters of North Carolina
•re new arrivals here. Mrs. Barry
ia a sister of Henry McCorkle.
J. C. Rowan, radio operator on
the U. 8. A, transport 8umner is
having a three months vseation and
with Mrs. Rowan is spending a por
tion of it at Beck Hammbck, super
intending the clearing and fencing of
ten acres of truck land, oppostite
I,'D . Hart’s store, purchased of Joe
Cameron during his last visit here
six years ago. Mr» Rowan is a for
mer Sanford resident, but this is his
third visit in thirty years. He ex
pect* to come and grow celery some
cUy. Mrs. T. A. Granger In town ia
his sister.
The Misses May and Ethel Foster
entertained a number of friends at a
dancing party at their home last
Friddy evening» it being Miss
The proprietor has to make a profit.
Now, at the least, each snloon would
have to earn $3,000 per year to re
main if^cflijence. That’s $16,000
per yPur diverted from legitimate
channels; $15,000 wasted; $16,000
of tho working people's money spent
for something that keepa them from
owning homes, foeding their depend
ent ones properly and clothing and
schooling them—besides the drunk
ards and barns on the-slretes and. the
resultant law violation and cost in
court expenses, etc."
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Now, I might make comment,
but will not impose on yopr space
any further than to aay I wish your
city success and trust your businels
men will be still more considerate of
the services and dues of their em
ployes, and I know it will all react
more to the progress of your city
and the allowance of your cUitens
to improve ih#r common lot, and
upon B better read to
.
.
COPPER AND
ZINC SHEETS
CYPRESS
MAHOGANY
WHITE PINE AND
\ ALL HARD WOODS
LAUNCHES
SKIFFS
DORIES
BUILT TO
ORDER
H u n d re d s of cases whero Maxwell dealers in te rrito ry where
population is very amsll have made record sales. Hero in Sanford
tho samo th in g could ho done. We could cito indefinitely similnr
cases; big sales, big profits. A wonderful dem ands for a tru ly won
derful car.
Y om can do the same /Ainp.
With a car like tho Maxwell, which
has ca uted a sensation over th e entire w:orld. The car that has tel
a neic ilandard of automobile talue— a n n c etandard of pourer, economy,
beaut]/, easy riding, flexibility and limplicity of operation. A full fivepassenger car w ith seventeen new features a t $696.
H E R E IS AN O P P O R T U N I T Y F O R
R E M A IN O P E N B U T A S H O R T T I M E .
T E R E S T E D . C A L L . W R I T E OR P H O N E .
YOU T H A T W ILL
IF YOU A R E IN
BOILERS AND TANKS
BUILT TO ORDER
Competent force of workmen for
road work at all times
>
C. E. Beloate
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t
Maxwell Motor Co., Inc.
205 Bisbee Bldg.
Jacksonville,, Florida
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PAGE ELEV EN
UE SANFORD HERALD
MNTARV 18. 1915
Always WI'lrnmr
* CIRCUITCOURT
STARTS GRINDING
Reliable. enjoya lile, d e a n i nter
I tuinm ent provided by such m an-1
1agers a» Jo e Coburn and bin big Min
pitrel C om pany in always -aebonii* to
Sanford patron», K\«-ry »ca»on with
I T.
[
evrylhing
new. with an all new
Continued from Page I
programme and produ.ti.jn
b.i» <>
^ Mide from those rane» of more In en eommg fur yearn with all that
a* new ami best in m instrelsy. Hi»
Ç Vi . , ,
civil ‘ uses «
1»eontpany
ban built up a reputation
•** I ** • • ,r
di-ip'““' 1' of up to turn o k(>>»k | jwr n ,liability, progressiven«-».« and ■i
I fair dealing Heron IT to none by
to p rr» :
Armour Fertiliser < *'■« f (,rp., ete, j years of reputable etlort and »uti»
fa , tory delivery n( fir,t via»» .lean
Albert G"lllatitk, assum psit.
_
e» $1000.00, verdict^ (-t.l~.-7 performances wherever they have
danta«*’
Such nttraetion» enjoy
John Bussell vs. J (!. Ma pli», ns- up {reared
|Umpsit, damages $ 1,200.00.
I’l d s , guae*aful patronage because every
(auto being rolled, the a tto rn e y for mutli woman and ebild who has ^
the plaintiff takes a " N o n Suit.
lever seen them know« they will Ret <>
Court ojiened by sheriff according l h ,.ir m o n ey ’« worth a n d a per| 0 |nw. _
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*,rfi-^f*»Wiutiee to remember th e . Imlutlee
•The year. T hat It Will not be t Io
It appearing lo Alu» co
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«tatù attorno f,,r tho Se ve nTy Judi sa me worn out song», joke» and »or
fjj] Cirrmr in a n d for Seminole roundings, but an Al.l, NEW nun- <¡
County. Herida, is now u n a v o id - puny1 and produetiuit, the latest
sbllj absent from * salti* S eventh iiml best songs, jokes aiilT dancing
J adirisi Circuit at this the regular numbers to be bad. and *Li»h »eaof* the Circuit Court of son a little bit bigger and more d u b
fill term
0 id Seventh Judicial Circuit in and orate effort to satisfy and merit the a
This ♦
/or Seminole C ounty. Florida, it is liberal patronage received
go* ordered adjudged nml deemed senso it’s a ttra c tio n is the newest and ó
1r.r
Pigs Tails'
W estern and Florida I t e e f
that John C. Jones bo a n d ho is best M anager Coburn has ever ear-! %
Lie
Doef
Liver
1
appointed us acting s ta te ried and his positive guarndtee of
Loin S teak, Western
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attorney for the S uventh Judicial excellence s t a n d s behind u y « y —tick
Klb Steak, Westen! ’* *\"
Hoa»( W’e .tern Pork.L>20c
” * ^ rfiiiT o f the Sft’nf-’b f ' Florida in et purchased. They will ajipear at
Loin Steak, Flu.
* __ _ _
,nd (or Seminole County, F lorida. the Imperial T h ea tre on Wednesday,
Hound S te ak , Fla*
Hr, the .odd. John C. Jones c o n s e n t J an u a ry 20th.
Seven Hone Steak
'1 2
spriii« 1 fi ml» M r - l r r n
ing to the -aid n ppointem nt
T Hone S teak
; Leu
.'HIr
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Done, ordered, ad ju d g ed and d e
*»pi//irim tu in
to,
Chuck Steak
Lon
creed in »pen court at Sanford, FlorTile nn ■mirer» <if till* Pré» by tei i.t n
l’ot Könnt
12
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u t h day of J a n u a r y , A. I>. j Kmleavor Soi let y ;t r«* urged to be
Hegular Hoast
IVi -Ii r n M util. 11
t 7 .IH il ! be
jirt-i ! promptly
I’rino1 Kih K im i
2'o
Lei
lliei-tliig 1"Itlkht
J \ s W P K R K IN S .
\ «*t* •re going lo
.short Kill Iton -t
12
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Judge o( the Seventh Jtnlieial C ir ha i ** t to*
It »dl In
Hnsket Kim »!
i In t n.i i of 1he s-i ,i i«i , <iml y ou » . 1
cuit of i In- S tate of Florida.
I .er man Fu u I,o,i»t
John C. Jones here sworn in as rrgrut U very much if you are nut
llarc k Done Hoast
1 Ir
Force Meat
Please talk iip th e Spi*teting «tate a tto rn e y for the Sev present.
Nava Cuts Heef
enth Judicial Circuit in and
for liritict urn thi* afternoon and bring
W estern Pork
I6r
Flu Fork Leg
Seminóle County, Florida, full term , ail your fro nd,» with you itint \%«- •
t:.c
Lob
niigl't have a large crowd pre»ent ♦
Loin Chops
1(15.
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Kijiiipn • lit ( 'or imr.it ion a ( or)«., |
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N.v
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sjiicr. Sr.. assum psit.
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0 4 4 0''-' i d -> i e -• A»-ee-.-A->ee
A<*Í t l
»Dot
damage' ......... MW Final judgm ent
r , j R c i v n r.-i
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judgment
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ai a
Non knit entered <>n motion <•
FOR SATORDAY ONLY
Î
January 16, at the Sanitary Market
This is the place for people to trade Don’t make a mis
take. Come to tiie right place, opposite the Court House,
where you get . nothing but selected meats. The place
' where it pays to pay cash.
J O H N S T E M P E R , P ro p .
P H O N E 351
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Armour S ta r Ham
llreakfiist Dncon
La t titilli
Tfirosp.- regular .. . * "
Fgg^. |rer do*
Smoked Hluuter«
Smoked Spare Rib»
>oti|i I urttut *»* *«. ii m u
' ¡ibbagit i t l e » , M 11»t n r.1
l'ori ni*.il 1•:11■•r j.er lb
\l-ple» g.....1
20r
Die
M iti-kerel
Vii I’.irk >.,u».ige
r.c
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111- f TI
I"lute Sausage
H a m burg Steak
Salant Satlsitge . . .
Sm«kei| I.iver Sausage
S tar Franks
Tam > lini Hacuii. -pia tal
¡IMPERIAL THEATER1’
ï Wed., January 20th
1 Ail l.mal AdverHsi'itifiilH I ntl er
llii*> I lending 'll III KF. CK.NTS n
Line For Karh Inserlion. Minimum
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$ 4 4 4 4 V4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 4 4 0 0 -4 44*a<r
FOU SALK
C O B U R N ’S
G REA TER
¡Mi n s t r e l s
W WTK!)
BcDut i f ul S c e n i c E n s e m b l e
044 4
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V11 • . •
| | j, ||a k a venti*
If you wi»ll to »ell >our *>anford
For Kent
Uoom» with
proper! V or exchange ti lor Cb-ve 7o! Kiilme'to
land
Itlun pro i.c-l -.
m it.P .ii
witli \\ m
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I u n i*h. •!
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liui'iiHon Klilg I !• *• !
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n r • IO- Ulte
■•r 1 .1ri II III,, r.
1 ’’ I
Ibr
board,
1*»-1f
W anted
lit.» man
, t
.-
root
I
Work on lunn l«> voting
Fxperienre on anrihren
(a m i
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I >• • l .i -r
I lor ,1 ,
Meptune’s P a la c e ,
L a n d o f th e N y a d s ”
( A t the B o t t o m of the S e a )
l a . 1, - i h i
I.' ft f.
SIX BIG MINSTREL VAUDEVILLE ACTS
1
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INiT.UDINC TIIE IHCEKIAL MUSICAL HUSSARS
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A n d Ib o S c r e a m i n g F a r c e
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Enjlnh Sapper Describe« Attempt to g.
l i n t.
o *1 >
,
■■t r Mn o\ • r V
Fiupiir. N I
II'»
n g i .o tdi»' r> • "rd*
w n h or
Blow, Up Bridge In Face of
Jroiii K H siiliug
( In j
I "ti ,p a n I A
:j if
, I II |1 ill
I lot ** I "I • pia» • r
German«.
ea»> term s
s air. all ¡1 • i ■ • • e l _________
, no n i nr d
l.iiipiui .it Iti r .i 11i
ir t (gated
I'in Row ing »».-;!
I he
((,-ni h fiirnisljed room» for
F e a t u r i n g T h o s e M e r r i e s t Moil of M o d e r n M i n s t r e l s y
•tiler*.
•
.17-tie
! luml 14 mU »•■nru.l and jus« ready .» hoo»eke-Ping. 611 Oak Ave. !2-2tp
»underfill retreat of the British from steri piantineYou i.u mnke 4hot _____
\l iinled ' fient h-men roomer i al
CH A RLEY GANO and NICODEMUS GLYNN
Mon» 1« ilenrrlbed by Sapper Wells of
prtee of thè land tt.i.» via/*
Il you
p(lf
Fivo room house nici
I.'.
Katt Fourth S’
P'-Mp
tbfiltoynl Engineer», who passes light
f „ r n j»|,e.l
Kleetrie ligiiis. t e h - j
ly over hi« own pari In nn extraordi wniit a imigain rull on i.w pi r. 2ii!i K.
I iw n
1¡"Id handle It i l i
P r i c e s 5 0 c , 7 5 c and $ 1 . 0 0
F
ilth
strie«.
Sanfotd,
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»Ith hint to blow up a bridge so that 2 story C room house, repainted.. Hobbia» __Ni »t ilo ti 1
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tbo German« could not follow us, ‘and
I went with him." said Wells.
"Well, to blow up ft brlilgo wo uso
r u - 7tp
guncotton and a wire fu«o. It In safe Florida.
nnough If you take your wire well
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**ay, but Hds time It would not work
Our men In running back hud stepped Cockerels »Uva I'm hard, K !• 2,
on iho wire, am) «o we liad lo go near Sanford.
•f to Iho bridge and try again. Even
then J! would not net. so tbo officer
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tho Germans were shooting ht us. but
For Sabbur luck was In. •
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'Well, wo both lay down and I fired
leu rounds at tho gun-cotton with my overhauled, good running order
riflo and he did tho aamo with a pistol,
Underwood Typew riter, No
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hut It wouldn’t work. If It had wo first class condition.
•hould both hsvo gono with IL so you
One Oak Holler Top Desk, nearly | j
**« what a shave wo had W'o mado p new.
dive back and got some moro gunOne W alnut Flat Desk, old style..
cotioa and were making to have an
One P lant Jr. Home C ultivator,
other go when an officer ordered us
practically
new.
K*ek. saying It was no use tryln* '*
One P ainter Fertiliser Drill
Supported by a Notable Company of Players, and the* -priRinal New York Liberty Theater Production
Seven Darrels, for spraying m ut ores
Make Sunflower Ueeful.
Lot Hoes and other tool»
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TH E SANFORD IIER/.LD
LIFE OF SPY IS
BRIEF ID FULL
OF EXGITEMEN1
Notebook of Official in Franco
Discloses Stories of Many
Daring Feats.
SHORT SHRIFT WHEN CAUGHT
fl -
$ “A
T ake 'Moat Desperate Chancea and
Usually Die With Back to W a ll—
IfT a k e n ln Z o n e o fB a ttle T h e y
Are Tried on the Spot.
London—The*» note* were w ritten
by n man engaged by tho nlllca In an
official capacity, whoso duties con
tinually called him from Faria to tho
firing lines of the tlelglnq, Ettpl lidi
nnd French, and wno thus has unusual
opportunities of talking with tho notdler* and frequently seeing the buttle:
Tho general an d Ida staff have es
tablished th eir headquarters In a vil
lage a few hundred yard* from th è
iVrom- tho ttcm V
.comes the roa^ oi,'heavy flrrtnnji nrv * (tilery b ro u g h t'tip during the night,
from the west the duller sound of th e
big guns of UrltlBh warships m aneuver
ing four miles from the coast and do*
Ing good work I have slept two hour*
In n deserted fa null mine In company
with three wounded Hrltlsh soldier*
nnd a whining dog. evidently left be
hind by his m aster in his flight
A shuflllng of feet 111 lb« roa d w ay
ntqj shouted order» -awaken me
A
squad of F r e n c h nuldirra led by a li e u
tenant I* gathered at the doac, around
* two civilians, hands tied behind th e ir
back*. Spies! Caught on top of a
haystack within a hundred feet of the
general's headquarter» T he y hail been
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PAGE TWELVE
neighborhood for a w< ek, li
gening fi od no mie knows
T h e y refused to rpenk
They
seems,
where
had lieti! e!a»H«s,:ir«l rot« I» «k». ' ■■11
the number* of IT-m ll and Urn li
n-gtments T h e names «r generili* nini
numbers of batterle*
»tre
found
burled In the liav On bolli men sewn
tn the lining'- of 'lo !r cap*, w* t «
p a s s e * through tho in e iu y'* line»
nlgned hv one of'G eneral von K lu c k'n
aide (le-earips
Their (mu1 la »etti. i| tn advance. In
terrogati d, they nelthi i make denials
nor confession», Simply refuse tn
apeak. Caught at eight o'clock, .they
are tried ut b JO, a nroken table serv
ing as Judge s ii«ii< h (or a colonel nini
three captain» c a ll'd hurriedly itotn
utaff heuilquatt'-r»
St* Shots Hod Their Lives.
A few qu<i*( tons to whirl! im .*nnwers a re forthcoming -a ghinee at I !:,*
notebooks aulì plissé* f••11ti11 mi (lie
prisoners and it I» over U u k of tho
farmhouse are a poultry yard and de
crepit stable Against the »table wall,
eyes bandaged, hands tied, kneeling,
tho two German* a re placed, the six
poltllers- ten paces away
The lieu
tenant's sword In raised, six shot»
mingle Into one. T he Ins of war Is
carried out It is nine o rini k
Such Incidents form a j>ait of <v< iv
day conversation» in the comp» and
trench»* on tin* tiring line If u »lo
ia caught within tile zone of battle he
U tried on the »pot, Gio trial consist
ing of an examination of the*paper*
and documents found ou the suspect,
tho hearing of wltuessc* and of tho
prisoner's defense. If no paper* or
document* uro found and the wit
nesses are not sufficiently unintuitive
tho suspect is roleasvd or sent to Paris
for further examination, according to
the views of the commanding officer
If a suspected spy Is caught outside
tho battle zone, s ty In Faria, a lawyer
la designated to defend him, and In
t;lno cases out af ten ' tic. spy 1* found
' guITty, unti, uni«»» ho I» Froncb, in big Parisian wall paper factory. Ho
whlrh rum' ho l» n tra ile r ami ilio», t» was German, every one know It, but
olii) Hontitncod tu hard 1aix■r or itti- he wu» n good accountant.
Under
l>ri»on»«r In a fortrc*».
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him worked 1mlf a dozen young
Serve* for Country.
Frenchmen. Two daya before tho dec
A F rench cautiu>r-npylng syatcni laration of w a r bla consul had warned
wlth hondquiirtrrs In Paris lina dono him lo leave Pari*—and he hail. Ills
gond work in aoudlng tn n qulotor and. knowledge of French bad been used
wo hopo, hotter world, »«verni hun* by Mu o111cera when ho Joined the Gordrod too-well informed Oermnipi. H n-j
ftrn,y „ml |10 roluriii-d
Thls
Ilki* that of Germany'*, th« Fninrh or t Inn* Im* uluyi'fl
giwtlzatlon la recruited among volun
The last Is the heat. In Paris laut
teer*. nil civilians None uri' paid In month, at the war department office*,
any way and no other Incentive but to officers hurry In arid out, orderlies
serve Franco Is offered them
In this. ,iaMlt | | k,, t |„, W|n<i, generals and their
way the government hna secured from stuffs discus» the campaign In tho
all walks of life a good num ber of hallways, n young artillery officer, lieu
men. anti even womeiY: fond of excite tenant of th e general »tnff, according
ment. who are after neither gain nor to thu Insignia on bis collar, walks up
honor, but who would nut stoop to and ddwn idly smoking.
A captain
auch work In time of peace.
pusses by, nsks for a light for his
Up to date a dozen o r ao of these ctgur, and remarks. “Nlco weather,
unarmed soldiers have disappeared, lieutenant.“
No answer.
The cap
some prisoners, most have ended their tain, surprised, repeats hi* remark.
lives, oyee bandaged, against a farm Tho lieutenant turns a wily. Angered
house wall, IS German bullet* In their tho *u perl d r officer goes afte r him.
bodies. Wlicn they started out II was Tho other runs toward a door
wllh the- understanding that tha
It's trtl o v er In a Jiffy. Friend Lieu
French government could not recog tenant brought Into n private office,
nize them lit case of trouble. Those answer» questions with an overtlii'Hint have died took a chance and lost. llhlnu accent, V h tch Is u trade mark.
The '‘flyer” I* worth while, f o r a w eek Ho Is a . lieutenant all right, Imt in
at counter-spying will often fuynltdt the Eleventh Hnvarlatt regiment. 11«
more excitement than a mouth in the tins made t h e French war office his
trenebe*
headquarter» for over a week. Some
The stories of spy chasing a re now of tho Faria papers got hold of tho
Innumerable In Frcuch and Hrlllah story, which was, of course, c u t out
army circlet Hero art» a few of the by the censor.
most d ating attempt* made by the
VWmana *Um.»-tUa beginning -<vT -the ON OUTPOST DUTY
war: ®r |, _
11 llirs°
miles
northeast of Parla. Tho house* are
lu
low, tho church steeple alone being
visible at any distance T he German
artillery bom bn riled H—
for throe
days, tho church and Its steeple alone,
much lo the surprise of the inhabit
ants, remaining untouched.
Tho third night of th*; bombardment
a French »entry saw a light front on«
of the simili windows lugli up In tin*
steeple
i'll« gn rd was called, and
Ilium men scut Into the tower, which
had seemed to bcur a charm ed life.
There a man w a s found. For throe
days ni» lantern hail served Hie Gi r
limns, who trained their guns n few
[mints to the right arid lofi of the
lu lit. cerium (heir shell» would »Irik«
the town. T h e »p> was Janitor of t h e
<ourthouae; luid been t«r four vinrs,
.■nit ronf«»s.-d be w i-i u i« riunii liav
ing be«n s«ni to H
1« lepurt icgu
Skit mistier <>f tli« Ftcii* li art
tn
l.nly (o t!i> military uiiiliortlleH tn
iicrtnti (lining
outpost etigag-uii' -i.i
Kv ritti
tn ar ItWmiuIe
Spy Poses as Priest.
I wo »••nines g u a t i a ra ilw a y bridge
near A----- . It is ten o clock at night. BURY 40.000 IN ONE GRAVE
The \illnr« Is n lull«» away 'l l dav
trulli* load <1 with Uriii»h and Fr<-m li Austrian Victims of Few Hours' 0»it
tic Arc I n t e r r e d in T r e n c h
truyips have passed over the hrtdr«
F our Miles Long.
A priest approaches the »entries, go
Ing lo the next village, he says, lo givo
Amsterdam
llu- Vileuwt- I t e t l c r
the rornm union to a d> .tig farm er
I hsregurdlnK orders ttn> »■ nirl«t>, good d hum he i «ii.in' *tu«t'-■ i !• !'• r :t- in
Filili «tti‘*(, allow the prie»! lo par» Ile t t . ill inn i i * ' - 1 'n, tli.it t 1' « '
disappears on the i.ilol »Id« of lit" Vtv .1 1 1- i' • i • i - ii tint l- d ill 'He d ay
.m
In lilge .'tliM' Ulv oil*- of Ilo- »entri«»
ntt 1•• in
»••<■* a fin hi t ol iiglii iitung Ho- ground .«III!
1• I,
Gil yards away
A noli m the spot I- lu:
. «I V u I« • .ii li
and III« good prie»! I» dial-v> t-d
»looping .it the base Ilf oli« of Gin . I- . !!.' .1 WI r
bridge uiclies
T he »tick of dyna dir tn. a linttlc
mite on the ground and blacketied tu ui I »
fuse In Ills hand leave no doubt as to
hi* Intention*. The sentries did ,not
•'□attic of the K’«.”
wait for a court-martial, but executed
I. i i Ih Iiui
T in' lutiti« I t tli« K »
the ' priest*' on the »pot I’apcrr. found iiiiiiuiiiic«» till* I'ivtir«»» tin u u r »Idi
on him proved him to be » captain In K of h oti tli 'lr sii!» K...^ur. Krupp
a Hessian l lu r s a r s regiment
and Kultur
In a tri lli li n e a r t h e lle l gl a u b o r d e r ,
a few d a y s a g o
A Jovial old i h a p , a
f '{filler, c o m e s a l o n g wllh a b a s k e t f u l
of j i e a r s
T h e shout lug h a s stopped
for a n h o u r o r bo , both sides needing
u rest a fte r 12 hour* of uninterrupted
lighting. A nu m b er of farmer* In tho
region having refused to abnndon their
home*, no ono questions tho farm er's
presence a m o n g 't h e troops, and his
basket Is soon emptied As they are
given away tile f a r m e r is thanked all
aruund and I» Just Iravlng wliiui ho | »
grabbcil by tho thront Nuddonly by
one of Ihe troopont, v\ Im half rhokt's
Ins vlctlm betöre sboullng. " H ob a
German. Ho vvtu» my bos» in Furls.
And so U wa*. For 12.year« JoHuph
H a b it hpd b e e a çhiuf accounLant In a
VVi' y SHcutif 'tush.ind Clt'icct ’
! ill gi'I'ig ' ■ It ;i my :.it-'i ■ d s
name and use my own. »at., lit« l»:*y
who had bvcom** Intrrcsti d in pi'll!tic*. “ Don't you think th at will ho
likely to hurt hi» feeling»?-' "Oh. no.
I've ngrei d to l«t cur (••!< ph->tu* ho
ke|it In lit i limn ai d w. will <«. linn«
to u*u hi» Initial» w!;«re we bavo
l iir' ai.-iil
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�THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .irti, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915
SS TH E SA N FO RD H ERA LD
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
//V ¿»ClN F ( J R D - Life In Woith Lining
SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J \ NI \ m
VOLUM E VI
l«J. 1915
NO 4 .
COAST LINE FIVER THE SEMINOLFFAIR CIRCUIT COURT IS ATHLETIC MEET A THE COMMISSIONERS THE SOUTHEASTERN
HAD BAD WRECK CONTINUES TO GROW STILL GRINDING '■ FEATURE OF FAIR GRANT A FRANCHISE STATES IMPROVING
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PECULIAR a c c i d e n t p i l e d GREAT INTEREST IS BEING THE GRAND JURY FOUND SEMINOLE ATHLETES WILL SHOLJ WILL BUILD BSIDGE BUSINESS CONDITIONS ARE
TAKEN BY PEOPLE AM,
TRUE BILLS IN SEVBE IN COMPETITION FOR
ACROSS ST, JOHNS
t r a i n 92 SATURDAY
BETTER THROUGHOUT
OVER THE STATE
ERAL (A S E S
MANY PHIZES
afterno on
RIVER
THE SOUTH
Di'Und. J an . 18. Hill Simpson, u
Birro fireman was badly injure^, a
paM*'niter from Tampa n a m e d Mc1 ClflUnd was badly hurt a n d over
a »core, of other pasengers on the
Tampa Special Atlantic. C ount Line
train No. 92 were badly sh a k e n up
and received minor bruises w hen the
I
enrlne- » deadhead P u llm an , a day
“ ’ , - - 1, and tw o passenker l a d e n Pullp g 5
» i track «ir m O S s \
junction S a t u r d a y afternoon a t 4:30The engine, while makiifg 40 miles
per hour s tru ck n cow. T h e animal
«at thrown against a pw itch with
such force t h a t the lock was broken
and the switch thrown open.
The engine took one t r a c k and
tV cars th e other. When t h e coujilinjr IirtAU- the engine was burled
ijjjSn ihe truck and alm ost dcjfioljihed. A deudhead Pullm an, direri|y behind th e engine look t h e other
uack and. careening, s p e e d fifty
yirds ahead of the engine before
finally leaving the trn rk ^ carrying
»ith it the day roach following uud
f *0 P u l l ma n s behind t l m d n \ • o.:i <
Rail!* Torn Up and Twisted Itadl)
All »1 the glasses in the font coach
r* wen broken and (he pi- j-ng,lr
H undreds of former residents of
Sanford will visit their home town
d u rin g the Seminole County Fan to
be held at Sanford Feb. 3, 4, 5, 6,
If th e present movement kee|e* up
th e week will be the home-comers
week for former residents of Sanford
am i vicinity. T he fair headquarters
are besieged with citizens who
come
.liocorno
to th e offices seeking information
nrmation
. __ . .
Court convened last F riday m orn
ing. being called to order by Sheriff
Hand.
J u ry excused until 1! o'clock p. m.
Grand jury here e n te r e d open
court an d presented th e following in*
diet men! j:
S tate of Florida vs. Anderson
SlrtUpyi
entering aa
Smiley, breaking
breaking aa nn dd entering
h0 u M _ no.,UUfx JbUle« x
Friday, F ebruary 5th has been
designated iis C hildren's Day lor the
children of Seminole county during
th e Seminole C ou n ty Fair to be
held at Sanford.
There will lie exercises
in
the
morning, and «luring the afternoon
the athletic program will be under
oí Prof. KtUll.
KzMI. These
tth
h e supervision of
cvmvU j.ug^lu-t,.wil.U
prog-
' r * * 1*
a t t e n d a n t Attractions, fur .the p u r
pose of sending th e sntne_ to rela■tires and friends who contemplate a
visit to Sanford this winter
As one gentlem an puts it, " W e
are expecting a v isit from relatives
who formerly lived here and they
have asked us when u would be
mo t convenient bjr u» t>> Tun- t Invisi! paid
it seems t" ii* w. should
luiv«■ them .on,«, f.ur w«-«-k for Un-ii
tile city will be .it Its best.
Flic
s tre e ts will he a big exposition and
things of interest to see and show
our friends '* T he idea has been e x
pressed in different words by scores
who ..re rontniii ills . .tilt* . . t h.
( il. i e.i I tllaf t«T»
Tin r. will
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t*e. • I |t.l r l. " f .■1'IIT
State of Fiorirla vsT C. IL ' Richardson, carnal intercourse with unm a n ie d female under 18 years of
age; no tru e bill.
S tate of Florida v*. itlair Hasty,
uttering urged order for vaine, no
t rue bill.
State of Florida vs Ç C P atter
-on
pi tit larivnv
no true lull
s.’tal«’ ««( Fionda v
\ 11 \ Coopley
illas t -»pel.t io! hrt.ik-ug ai.d ■rii.-:
mg a dwelling house, no true bill.
S ta te of Florida \ s . George G or
don, No. 3 aggravated assailli, a
Kru,n ior ,h:" . ,,a>:’ nro •* iollow8:
A further meeting is being planned,
an d U is hoped th a t an interesting
a n d unique exhibit will be made.
w hielt may serve to acquaint the
people of Seminole county with the
excellent worki ..
(hat Is being done
tudi> )„.l u,l.
PiitluM* >*t H e l»ll
right .it the - Witch were lo r :. I I , ’ ..Ml
tainted into )ior»c«httr *h:*J««l
fPgitu' : --ughed through t he gr ■
lor y.ifd’ i'< lore coining i>. u ' l o p
Two of tin* trucks of tI ip- i en ib r
■r I .<>i i
»i n- t * r.
p .1 s u I 1I1
-I Ml
•'Oil
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s i i .. r .1 , 11 • i
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a u to parade and on Friday the
sub- .tfi'i t tu «. mb r i rasIlt-.-t 11.1 .i t h>
rnratali -lit!' Il wa » •!*■in i•fi» tn-ii
t !..
roof «il tin- - abili «a» «ln*i-|M d to
one *l«b- .ill* 1 an iii'iant Int-T F
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tiiii»-r lì E lular • rnle-i 1
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rover [ruin hii» injurie». Erigiti«-IT K h i m o r iitiii-n
E. Tolar i» on his run itjjuin .i i.'l h . b - I n ' - , « f ri .■
seem- nun«- tin- v.««r r l-if 1 i» nur r-iw
rarajie Irnin ili ;i Ml, bugiti«*« r rolar
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TWO DIVISIONS
FOR POS I OFFICES
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during the season.
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Columbus, Ga.. Jan. 13.— T h e I n
dustrial Index s a y s in its issue for
this week:
"Even th e first few days of th e
year are furnishing evidence t h a t th e
confidence of so u th e a s t business m en
in tho pros pert* has a s u b a l l n (fit
foundation.
Hero are a few UlustralIve | toms t h a t poJnt to Iir0IJ>er.
}jy; «>»•** - ve- n , ' >
\* < >■ J'*
"Shipping
from
the
port
of
S
a
v
a
n
T*™
wcekV U,K° . “ "'l ,C hai^ a n
..ShIppinK
-
Hagan very wisely derided to p o st nah has revived to such an e x t e n t
pone action until the Volusia bo ard th a t in D ecernvber only ten les for
could be heard from and in the event eign »hips sailed from th at port th a n
th at their board would not meet the in December of 1913.
Seminole board in a joint bridge to
"A lum ber c o m p an y of IJ u itm an .
grant Mr Shops the franchise, pro Mi»*., received orders in three d ays
viding the rates were not too high. for a total of 100 carloads of h a r d
T he m ajority of the taxpayers of wood lumber
"emiloile iiuinty are III favor u(
It is s ta te d th at (lie o u t p u t s t
allowing i In* cor pora i tort to build the
July I, next, of tw o liosieiy mills of
I I ridge, and us the \ oIumu board at |
the meeting S aturday mudo it plain Columbus, Ga,, have been sold.
"A m an u fa ctu rin g plant of M a - « ^J
that th e y had no intentjoh of build
ing the bridge it w¡jü decided by the con. Ga., is m aking 87,000 dozen
pairs of hose for French soldiers.
board to g ia n t Mr. Sholtx tho Iran"A hi in her plnnt. which is o ne of
chise to erect the bridge
the
birgist ol the kind m tin* vicitlflier. "
-olili* dl-i a r s i . Ill r e l u
-••mi*
liii* to lite rutes o( I ■ it III! it was j 11> of tjuiliiiun, Ga , lias been plnceti
jin operation a fte r having been idle
• .liter n i n e
! • *M C!• 1 l i a i a d o l l . i I
-«■lire 11no*
N 't ')
\ ««filer (hmii 1 m spool for 150
..1 l u t i l e '
1«*
iii
<>l nit tun 'i-i-il meal Is being
w i l l III* I wi t h lb
•I tb
tilled
by an ml mill of T h o m p s o n ,
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•Id di..!
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r*
Atruiigemcnls are being p e rfe c twho Use ibis (err) now
ed
(or
t b ...... .
of tbri-«- ruili t m u i butr nonn i (nr
*.«ild
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t .1 ! bl I •,* n| ten 11 11g 11 - to *, -1 11 1111 i 111 t b i rt i n n d
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a n bum* 1 1.1 I a i-l I • llilb-a
\ witii.r r\*»ofl I- to br e s ta b i t « e ii» n i I I u t I b e t w o
iridi
li-b-d
......... .i h 1 irol.i trait of (i 10
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1 .1 1 1 e I* . , e r I t . ' .
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M»u»«-r m ,i young n u n in >■ n - t--.i
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oid m • x|‘<rieinv, n-aiii.g to F'orid.i
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tnanj > *. .,„*i. alter a n.o.t u»il.<l
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fit *»■'!
career in California wttJi t h e Fruit
Growers Exchange.
Mr.
ATu iihit
•wat here prim arily to in vestigate I ni'i-x. juil«l da '1 • t
conditions a n d !ntm some «-.»umale uiup-r n-<cut «bin
‘‘Tb«* Fioroltt 11 •<« r «i
of tho celery crop with lie* view of a
better distribution. Some idea ol l In tion has '"A'nn an * -'r ' ‘ '
vast sropi* of operations of the «..inpalgn b; tii.il -t - ii l-«di..li
t Chose Co. can be gleaned w hen it is the connll ui tion •! more Itr t >ui;-*known that t h e y hud last sea so n til.i highways. S»»«!»•• of the object» of
jobbers in - 3 5 markets a n d in 42 lb«* campaign a r e i s l"«"w rt
" T o luvor, (o»ii r an«! I ..fiber tin
•tales ia the Union and also hud
eatablishm
ent.
«levelnpm- it
¡tn«i
tnxrkeu in m a n y large cities in Cunm
ainum
aiice
of
i...to>
¡d.
t
o
‘
-«in
•da. They expect to even t o p till»
record this season and predict that ty a n d district h ig h w a y ' -m l good
Florida celery will be sold in rntir* m uds every»'iu-re.’
ktU this year t h a t have novdr before • " T o secure the social, moral, com
mercial, industrial, m atiriul. e d u c a
had celery in car lots.
Mr, Mouscr believes in a better tional am i personal benefits in the
distribution of Florida p ro d u c ts and s tate of Florida, which will follow in
firmly believes also in th e Florida the tra in of easy a n d Iree intercom
grower* keeping close tab on mar* m unication and tra n s it between the
„*t,t 5®nditJons,.arranging"'shipm ents centers of populntibh and the great
” possible to prevent gluts in*" the productive areas, of this slat«*
" T d advocare wise, equitable and
t^rkets and scattering their ahipn)ePU. H e 'la engaged in th e sum practical road legislation.
“ T o urge the adoption of a com
®*r.thot^jia in opening up new mur, r id has found ^htt th e r e are prehensive and efficient plan o( a d
5 7 * twt> h u n d re d cities in the m inistration th a t will improve, main
United States t h a t have a p o pula tain n n d unify as one complete sys
tion of 25,000 thus d em onstrating tem th e public thoroughfure* of th e
lhat the m an who markets Florida c o u n t r y —to thnt en<i that there
produits must he on the job ull the shall be secured national, stale and
tne to obtain the proper d is tr ib u district highway systems.
tion.
" T h e association has secured the
Chise & Co. shipped-the first car services of a good toads exp«*rf who
0 «lery t|tii aeaaon from fho Man- will assist in forming city, town and
•tee section o n December 31at and com m u n ity good roads organiza
‘ hipped three cant from th a t tions a n d in o th e r wdrk in connec
■«tion this season. This celery net- tion w ith tho m ovem ent.
“ T h is campaign U in lino with
Y r the P ow er* *1.25 f. o. b* a n d if
Somo of
• markets a r e not crowded a t the F lorida's progreaalvcneas.
[>oing of t h e big m o v em en t Mr. Ita counties have been, and are, con
took« for good prices t o pre- s tru c tin g brick p av e d roads, provid-
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Anni’ig t hi* prnimni - '
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tin* nt . io ,',.t .rii.ij
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Itoj ", Kui.t.iiig
Sebo«.! Hoys.
.1, Running
.Irin- bill
hen
rm vr.i ,1 .
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neaping .i not her time ¡mm *1 .'
tec incii curtain dcutli.
.S'liOUI.D MAM'. ( ( I M EIME I)
• The passengers injured h a v e re
E H OR I 1 O l t (.ODD
ceived medical treatm ent a n d arc
ROAD'
not seriously injured.
•
K* enls
[
mar
I
iti f. C
b y their seliOols.
The Volusia boartl of county com
missioners met with the Seminole
county board in the court house here
lust S a tu rd a y relative to the build
ing of a bridge across the St. Jo h n s
river at Monroe or Hardin's ferry.
T h e m a tter of allowing Michucl
S hoilt and associates a franchise to
build this bridge
was nrougnr
brought uu pp at
at
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t
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ii
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1ainj-a,
..-ii« 'y .
i la . ;
Fla .
i . . . . i rn d u c t .
Lu k»on i ill«*, h la
" I n d u s t r i a l ’ p la n ts will bp ek tab rituiii t o c o n i m i
ri'lu riii i I 1. i - i I>\ tr
prestige «>1 ll:-h«-«l a* follows
"Flour am) gn»t mills. C lin to n ,
« MI - MI K
........... 1«11|1-I,||..I I--1I
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tbi
—11 T*• ri-i I o p e n "Mill
Ed in un*l nini I ion no-, S. (
n ini
I '-«»I "lbI ». j- ' n u l l
11 i 1 very
I, -I «in • iiol'i not f e .ii b i
III.« ! , |i« I-., .* 11,.- * ,.i. t « «i -I In «om* H-. 1 - *. ' I - lu m in i plant, H u r t s
ll> reu J-I-* 1b i mirt " l- r- -'
Inn««. M.
h ... t - r n fac to ry. Pensn.«
u
i!
l ut i ili» be rg-ll
!
i-iilu.
Ila
.
hot i i. -i g plant, C lin to n ,
i i di 111 I t. -I i n* r *
Till» tine» not nil all, how ever,
‘i ll«* i mi r t
lu re ilrcw
«‘¡gitil i I.
■1 t b e pillili«
o Ij . - il
l l iiit tin- :i"i»t.mt pn»t innstei* W ifi \la , Hour mill, Vi«lalin, Ga. An ico
Mi
l u l l i n ' (ruin tin* j ury b o x t o sr-rn*
f-•■
j I««»«- «mi ••ntin i>
I I - y art* u m ie r and ele. trir i-o in pan y lins been i n
-i i i -i - • -i ui m a l i a g«-r n lit
juror» 1«t lln* »i/m.-l wi-i-k 1 til.* f - i l l i ’-u* r» i» art a f t l - t in lu-r n' !»' 14' 1*J •n i l '«'fvice und can not be ili«ims»< <i coi pnratcd ut M anning, ‘S. t '. ; n
1 19 1 5 , a n d r le r k of
m arble company a t
ten u . January
|n*retiipi«>ril> frnni l iii 'Ii S um '» «-m- gru i itti- and
b.i < corni- In pjeii »•' 11» U, 1 1II
Ihune. Ga . and a 5300.000 fish u n d
ib-r«*«l t" ¡ " i n ' venir«« I««r s a m e
j-loy m i-ii1 .
Acenriling «■> j I aim n Muon, of in* manuliii’i uring com pany at P e n
Tb«* t-t«* alt ««rney, b u y i n g «•alb-«l
1 l u t i m i i» «-xpei t«--l I-riflU
F
1
tinhim»*- p o 'to tlii...........
who sa« «du, Fla.”
I hi* « m u t » a t t e n t i o n t o t h e tact t hat I lili«" w e e k (rmu 1 «el r o n . » in*r«■ h** i*»
irariieij
the
legislation
and
y^ith
lb«*
a t t e n d i n g ( III- lug «-«m v «-illuni ui i hi*
■
ii-parfmeiit's
belji*
pilotiol
il
tlirough
as a courageous th in g to do u n d e r
for the second week ol this t**rm ««( | (fj^^ributors of fruYii un«l v»-g«*tnbl«-»
house tin* n»'i»tiint postm asters the circum stances a n d one can h e a r
court will be insufllcient lor the tri.il
are to be taken cafe of III such posi predictions t h a t it will lose him 7 5 ,of the caws coming on to be heard
during lh«* said second week ol said »on, -receiving stolen goods, a true tions as the postmasters may «lesig- 000 coloreti votes if he over runs for
nwte
term of court nnd it app e arin g to tin- hilt.
the presidency.
The olllcea, are to bo Recognized
court th a t by reaion of challenge or
Senator Kern of In d ian a , the D e m
S ta te of Floriilu vs. D. \V. Currie,
otherwise th n t tho-jitfroni so drawn whose other nml C hristian nanu* is on w hat is known as the "tw o» ocratic leader, who also V9tcd to e x
and sum m oned will be insufficient to the grand jury unknown, muriii-r livision" plan, which means a divi clude negroes, does not think t h e r e
sion of finance und a division ol is any foundation for talk of r e p i i for the trial of the cases coming on to in the first d«*gri*e, a true bill.
he heard d u rin g ' the said second
S ta te of Florida vs. Juke Way- mails. T he post mast era may des Ig sals by the colored race on S e n a to r
nat«» the assistants us superintendent floral« or any one else who voted for
week of said term of court, there m an, |«etit larceny, a true bill.
fore the nam es of seventy-six jurois
T h e clerk ia hereby ordered to of cither division, or he may assign tho exclusive a m e n d m e n t.
Those who Indulge In such tn lk
were then a n d there d raw n by the transfer tho above styled cause to him to a clerkship in the office or
court from the jury box, as a d d i the county judge'» court of Seminole the assistan t m ay even be (runs- do not know the ta m p e r of the tjolortional petit jurors vfor the second county, Florida.
(erred to some ofther ollice. R e te n ed people of tho United States,” said
week of said t o r n y o f court.
The
G rand jury here |ire»ent«*(1 their tion in the" service does not mean re S««nator Kern. " T h e immigration to
ileputy nh«-riIT ami d e p u ty clerk ol g«-n**ral jirrsentm ent and requested tention nt equal rank and salary. tin* United S ta tes consists chiefly ol
»aid court then ami there l»eing th a t sunn* lie read in open court and The assistant m ay have to take a Jnmaicun negroes, who have been
present at the drawing of said juror» published and the court so ordered. clerkship at very much reduced sal em ployed on tb«* !’anam a canal a n d
and clerk orilcred to issue venire lor
who are now com ing to the U n ited
T he graml jury, ««n being askeii ary.
S enator llorah ui Idaho who has S tates to tak e a w a y the jobs of ne
same.
by the court if they had completed
Tho grand Jury here entered open thoir labors answeretl in tho allirm- often been mentioned ns a presiden groes in this cou n try . Our negtocs
i^jve.
Whereupon the court, after tial possibility, surprised everybody do not w ant theii jobs taken a w a y
court and presented the following:
S ta te of Florida vs. J . L . -Walker, thanking them for their diligence by voting for the am en d m e n t to the from thepi. T h e y do not want n n y
thoy had shown in the discharge of im m igration , bill w hich the sean a te more im migration of blacks to th is
em bezzlem ent, no truo bill.
S ta te of Florida vs. H e n ry Miller, their duties discharged them for the adopted, excluding (tom the U nited cou n try and I will venture to state
States in the fu tu re members “ of t h a t , as a whole, they a p p r o v e ,
breaking a n d entering dwelling, no term .
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adjourned
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18,
tho African ‘or black race.” Some of ra th e r th a n disapprove, the exclusion
tru e bill.
the se n a to r's friends characterize this am en d m e n t."
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S ta te of Florida vs. King S. John’
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T H E SA N FO R D IIE R /.L D
PAGE TW ELVE
L
LIFE OF SPY IS
BRIEF ID FULL
OF EXGITEMEN1
Notebook of Official in Franco
Discloses Stories of Many
Daring Feats.
SHORT SHRIFT WHEN CAUGHT
lf -
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I
r- -*■*•*•*•
ir^*wjww
Take 'Moat Desperate Chancea and
Usually Die With Back to Wall—
IfTakenlnZoneofBattleThey
Are Tried on the Spot.
L o n d o n —T he*» note* were w r itte n
by n man e n gaged by tho nlllca In a n
official capacity, whoso duties c o n
tinually called him from Faria to tho
firing lines of th e tlelglnq, Ettpl lidi
nnd French, a n d w no thus has u n u su a l
o p p o rtu n itie s of ta lk in g with th o notdler* and fre q u e n tly seeing the b u ttle :
Tho g e n e ra l a n d Ida staff h a v e e s
tablished t h e i r h e a d q u a r te rs In a vil
la g e a few h u n d r e d yard* from t h è
iVrom- tho ttc m V
.com es th e r o a ^ o i,'h e a v y flrrtnnji nrv * (tilery b r o u g h t 't i p d u rin g the n ig h t,
from th e w est th e d u lle r sound of t h e
big guns of UrltlBh w a rsh ip s m a n e u v e r
ing four miles from the coast and do*
Ing good work I h a v e slept tw o hour*
In n d e se rte d fa n u ll mine In c o m p a n y
with th r e e w ounded Hrltlsh soldier*
nnd a w hining dog. evidently left b e
hind by his m a s t e r in his flight
A shuflllng of feet 111 lb« ro a d w a y
ntqj shouted order» -awaken me
A
squad of F re n c h nuldirra led by a lie u
te n a n t I* g a th e re d a t the doac, a r o u n d
* tw o civilians, h a n d s tied behind t h e i r
back*. Spies! C a u g h t on top of a
h a y s ta c k within a h undre d feet of th e
g e n e ra l's h e a d q u a rte r» They hail be e n
In Ih« neighborhood for a w< ek, li
seem s, g e n in g fi od no mie knows
w here They refused to rpenk T h e y
had lieti! e!a»H«s,:ir«l ro t« I» «k». ' ■■11
the number* of IT -m ll and Urn li
n-gtm ents T he n a m e s «r generili* nini
n u m b e rs of b a tte rle * » t r e found
burled In the liav On bolli men sew n
tn the lining'- of 'lo !r cap*, w*t«
passe* th ro u g h tho ineiuy'* line»
nlgned hv one o f 'G e n e r a l von Kluck'n
aide (le-earips
T h e ir (m u1 la »etti. i| tn advance. In
te rro g a ti d, they nelthi i m ake de nia ls
no r confession»,
Simply refuse tn
apeak. Caught at eight o'clock, .they
a r e tried ut b JO, a nroken table serv
ing as Judge s ii«ii< h (or a colonel nini
th r e e captain» c a l l 'd hurriedly itotn
utaff heu ilq u a tt'-r»
St* Shots Hod T h e ir Lives.
A few qu<i*( tons to whirl! im .*nnwers a r e forthcom ing -a ghinee at I !: ,*
notebooks aulì plissé* f••11ti11 mi (lie
p riso n e rs and it I» o v e r
U u k of tho
fa rm h o u se a r e a poultry yard and de
crepit stable Against th e »table wall,
eyes bandaged, h a n d s tied, kneeling,
th o two Germ an* a r e placed, the six
poltllers- ten paces aw ay
T he lie u
te n a n t's sword In ra ise d, six shot»
mingle Into one. T h e I n s of w ar Is
c a rrie d out
It is nine o rini k
Such Incidents form a j>ait of <v< iv
day c onversation» in th e comp» a n d
trench»* on tin* tiring line
If u »lo
ia c a u g h t within tile zone of battle he
U tried on th e »pot, Gio trial c o n s is t
in g of a n e x a m in a tio n of the*paper*
a n d d o c u m e n ts found ou the suspect,
th o h e a rin g of w ltu e ssc * and of th o
p ris o n e r 's defense. If no paper* or
docum ent* uro found and the w it
n e sse s a r e not sufficiently unintuitive
th o su sp e c t is roleasvd or sent to P a ris
f o r f u r th e r e x a m in a tio n , according to
th e views of the c om m a nding officer
If a su sp e c te d spy Is cau g h t outside
th o b a ttle zone, s t y In Faria, a law yer
la de sig n a te d to defend him, and In
t;lno cases out af ten ' tic. spy 1* found
J / N U A RY is „ „
' guITty, unti, uni«»» ho I» Froncb, in
w hlrh rum ' ho l» n tr a i l e r ami ilio», t»
olii) Hontitncod tu h a rd 1aix■r or ittil>ri»on»«r In a fortrc*».
<
big P a risia n wall paper factory. Ho
was G e rm a n , every one know It, but
he wu» n good accountant.
U nde r
him w orked 1mlf a dozen young
Serve* for Country.
F renchm en. T w o daya before tho dec
A F r e n c h cautiu>r-npylng syatcni laration of w a r bla consul had w arned
wlth h o n d q u iirtrrs In P a r is lina dono him lo le a v e Pari*—and he hail. Ills
gond w ork in aoudlng tn n qulotor and. knowledge of French bad been used
wo hopo, hotter world, »«verni hun* by Mu o111cera when ho Joined th e Gordrod too-w ell informed Oermnipi. H n - j
ftrn,y „ml |10 roluriii-d
T hls
Ilki* th a t of Germany'*, th« F n in r h or
t Inn* Im* u l u y i ' f l
giwtlzatlon la recruited a m o n g volun
T he last Is the heat. In P a ris laut
teer*. nil civilians None uri' paid In month, a t th e w ar d e p a rtm e n t office*,
any w ay a n d no oth e r Incentive but to officers h u r r y In arid out, o rd e rlie s
serve F r a n c o Is offered th e m
In th is . ,iaMlt | | k,, t |„ , W| n<i, generals and th e ir
way th e governm ent hna se c u r e d from stuffs discus» the cam paign In tho
all w alks of life a good n u m b e r of hallways, n young artillery officer, lie u
men. a n ti even womeiY: fond of excite tenant of t h e general »tnff, a c c o rd in g
ment. w ho a r e after n e ith e r gain nor to thu Insignia on bis collar, w alks up
honor, but who would nut stoop to and ddwn idly smoking.
A c a p ta in
auch w ork In time of peace.
pusses by, n sk s for a light for his
Up to d a te a dozen o r ao of th e se ctgur, a n d re m a r k s . “Nlco w e a th e r,
unarm ed soldiers have disa p p e a re d , lie u te n a n t.“
No answ er.
The cap
some p riso n e rs, most have e n d e d th e ir tain, s u r p r is e d , repeats hi* re m a r k .
lives, oyee bandaged, a g a in s t a farm Tho lie u te n a n t turns a wily. A n g e re d
house wall, IS German bullet* In their tho *u perl d r officer goes a f t e r him.
bodies. W licn they s ta r te d o u t II was Tho o th e r r u n s tow ard a door
wllh th e - u n d e rsta n d in g
th a t tha
It's trtl o v e r In a Jiffy. Friend Lieu
French g o v e rn m e n t could not recog tenant b ro u g h t Into n p riv a te office,
nize th e m lit case of trouble. T hose answ er» q u e s tio n s with an overtlii'Hint ha v e died took a c h a n c e a n d lost. llhlnu a c c e n t, V h t c h Is u tr a d e m a rk .
The '‘flyer” I* w orth wh ile , f o r a w eek Ho Is a . lie u te n a n t all right, Imt in
at counter-spying will ofte n fuynltdt th e E le v e n th Hnvarlatt regiment. 11«
more e x c ite m e n t than a m o u th in the tins made t h e F re n c h w ar office his
trenebe*
he a d q u a rte r» for over a week. Som e
The sto r ie s of spy c h a s in g a r e now of tho F a r ia p a p e rs got hold of tho
Innum erable In Frcuch a n d Hrlllah story, w hich was, of course, c u t o u t
arm y c ir c le t
Hero art» a few of the by the ce nsor.
most d a tin g a tte m p t* m a d e by the
VW mana *Um.»-tUa beginning -<vT -the ON OUTPOST DUTY
war: ®r | , _
11 llirs°
miles
no rth e a st o f Parla. T h o house* are
lu
low, th o c h u r c h steeple a lo n e being
visible a t a n y d istance T h e G erm an
artillery bom bn riled H—
fo r throe
days, tho c h u r c h and Its s te e p le alone,
much lo th e su rp rise of th e in h a b it
ants, re m a in in g untouched.
Tho th ird night of th*; b o m b a rd m e n t
a French » e n tr y saw a light front on«
of the simili windows lugli up In tin*
steeple
i'll« gn rd was called, and
Ilium men s c u t Into the to w e r, which
had se e m e d to bcur a c h a r m e d life.
T h e re a m a n w a s found. F o r th ro e
days ni» la n te r n hail se rv e d Hie Gi r
limns, who tr a in e d th e ir g u n s n few
[mints to th e right arid lofi of the
lu lit. c e riu m (h e ir shell» would »Irik«
th e town. T h e »p> was J a n ito r of the
<ourthouae; luid been t«r fo u r v in rs,
.■nit ronf«»s.-d be w i-i u i« riunii liav
ing be«n s«ni to H
1« le p u r t icgu
Skit mistier <>f tli« Ftcii* li a rt
tn
l.nly (o t!i> m ilitary uiiiliortlleH tn
iicrtnti (lining outpost etigag-uii' -i.i
Kv ritti
tn ar ItWmiuIe
Spy Poses as Priest.
I wo »••nines g u a t i a railw ay bridge
n e a r A------. It is ten o clock a t night. BURY 40.000 IN ONE GRAVE
T h e \ illn r « Is n lull«» aw ay
' l l dav
trulli* load <1 w ith Uriii»h and Fr<-m li A ustrian V ictim s of Few H ours' 0»it
tic Arc I n te r r e d in T rench
truyips have passed over th e h rtd r«
F o u r Miles Long.
A priest a p p r o a c h e s the » e n trie s, go
Ing lo the n ext village, he sa y s, lo givo
Amsterdam
llu- Vileuwt- I t e t l c r
th e rornm union to a d> .tig f a r m e r
I hsregurdlnK o r d e r s ttn> »■ nirl«t>, good d h u m h e i « i i . i n ' * t u « t ' - ■ i !• !' • r :t- in
Filili «tti‘*(, allow the prie»! lo par» Ile t t . ill inn i i * ' - 1 'n, tli.it t 1 ' « '
Vtv . 11 1- i' •
i • i - ii tint l- d ill 'He d a y
disappears on the i.ilol »Id« of lit"
.m
In lilge .'tliM' Ulv oil*- of Ilo- »entri«»
ntt 1•• in
»••<■* a fin hi t ol iiglii iitung Ho- ground .«III!
1 • I,
Gil yards a w a y
A n o li m th e spot I- lu:
. «I V u I« • .ii li
and III« good prie»! I» dial-v> t- d
»looping .it th e base Ilf oli« of Gin . I- . !!.' .1 WI r
bridge uiclies
T h e »tick of d y n a d ir tn. a linttlc
m ite on th e ground and blacketied tu ui I »
fuse In Ills h a n d leave no doubt a s to
hi* Intention*. T h e se n trie s did ,not
•'□attic of the K’«.”
w ait for a c o u rt-m a rtia l, but e x e c u te d
I.ii IhIiui
T in' lutiti« I t tli« K »
th e ' priest*' on th e »pot I’apcrr. found iiiiiiuiiiic«» till* I'ivtir«»» tin uu r »Idi
on him proved him to be » c a p ta in In K of h oti tli 'lr sii!» K...^ur. Krupp
a Hessian l l u r s a r s regiment
and Kultur
In a tri lli li n e a r the llelglau border,
a few days ago
A Jovial old i h a p , a
VVi' y SHcutif ' tush.i nd Clt'icct ’
f'{filler, com es along wllh a b a sk e tfu l
! ill gi'I'ig ' ■ It ;i my :.it-'i ■ d s
of jie a rs
T h e shout lug ha s stopped
n
a
m
e and use my own. »at., lit« l»:*y
for an hour o r bo , both sides needing
u r e s t a f t e r 12 hour* of u n i n te r r u p te d who had bvcom** Intrrc sti d in pi'll!lighting. A n u m b e r of farm er* In th o tic*. “ Don't you th in k th a t will ho
region ha ving r e fu se d to a b n n d o n th e ir likely to hurt hi» feeling»?-' "Oh. no.
home*, no on o q ue stions th o f a r m e r 's I've ngrei d to l«t cur (••!< ph->tu* ho
presence a m o n g 't h e troops, and his ke|it In lit i limn ai d w. will <«. linn«
b a sk e t Is soon em p tie d
As th e y a r e to u*u hi» Initial» w!;«re we bavo
l iir' ai.-iil
given away tile f a r m e r is th a n k e d all llilng» clir.ri** il nt t'i«
aruund and I» Just Iravlng wliiui ho | » ' ^ ,u r ,‘8 —1 ‘c-igo 11**ru11
grabbcil by th o thront Nuddonly by
-------------------one of Ihe troopont, v\ Im half rh o k t's
Dally Thought.
Ins vlctlm b e tö r e sboullng. " H o b a
Itevi'iiR«*. nt Hr»t 1 bought swi'«i. bit
G erman. Ho vvtu» my bos» in Furls.
tu r «re long back on Itself rei ells —
And so U wa*. For 12.year« JoHuph
m 0n
H a b i t hpd b e e a çhiuf accounLant In a
I
1903
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> = = <
r 7*
1899
r =
s
I89Ö
1897
1896
19I4Ì
T h e A P P E R S O N light 4 -4 0 is
an ideal five passenger car. It is a
perfect c o m b in a tio n of pow er, d u r
ability, lightness, luxury an d e c o n o
my; w h ich c a n n o t be found in an y
5
1912
1911
other line of cars. It is built by ther oldest
and best builders of American gasoline cars.
•Iris equipped with the best equipment that
is known.
Weighs 2580 pounds, is 40
horsepower, price SI850. .
I In- A P P E R S O N
l i n e h its
fo u r sizes
m
(
1910
1909'
»¡ x
cylinder, Uvc jiw! »even passenger c.us, power 15 n< 1908
U0 I orsc. price $1-183, $1585, $2200 ami $2050
1907
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1906
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BOAT c o nuti (iti
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Imi,iti»** ihry li.tvi?
all thè ^i»)d 1»>iu1s eliil»«lietThy
O x 'p c rie n c c U i x j i c r l »
. who haVc bulle up
I Ferro power nnd rrpuf tation In thè cugine
world,
I 'ie*inij'le dignity and rare Ircamy of
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)<>u coutcm|i|ate the purxhtic, of a
memorial for »«me departed loved one
<r are im crrvtrd in the purchase of a
public monument.
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Dulldlng depart man11 latoior and citertoe
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�THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY .irti, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
S S TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D
//V ¿»ClN F ( J R D - L ife In W oith Lining
SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J \NI \ m
VOLUME VI
II
l«J. 1915
NO 4 .
COAST LINE FIVER THE SEMINOLFFAIR CIRCUIT COURT IS ATHLETIC MEET A THE COMMISSIONERS THE SOUTHEASTERN
HAD BAD WRECK CONTINUES TO GROW STILL G R IN D IN G '■ FEATURE OF FAIR GRANT A FRANCHISE STATES IMPROVING
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PECULIAR
a c c id e n t
p il e d
92 S A T U R D A Y
t r a in
afternoon
Di'Und. J an . 18. Hill Simpson, u
Birro fireman was badly injure^, a
paM*'niter from Tampa n a m e d Mc1 ClflUnd was badly hurt a n d over
a »core, of other pasengers on the
Tampa Special Atlantic. C ount Line
train No. 92 were badly sh a k e n up
and received minor bruises w hen the
I
enrlne- » deadhead P u llm an , a day
“ ’ , - - 1, and tw o passenker l a d e n Pullp g 5
» i track «ir m O S s \
junction S a t u r d a y afternoon a t 4:30The engine, while makiifg 40 miles
per hour s tru ck n cow. T h e animal
«at thrown against a pw itch with
such force t h a t the lock was broken
and the switch thrown open.
The engine took one t r a c k and
tV cars th e other. When t h e coujilinjr IirtAU- the engine was burled
ijjjSn ihe truck and alm ost dcjfioljihed. A deudhead Pullm an, direri|y behind th e engine look t h e other
uack and. careening, s p e e d fifty
yirds ahead of the engine before
finally leaving the trn rk ^ carrying
»ith it the day roach following uud
f *0 Pullmans behind tlm d n \ • o.:i <
Rail!* Torn Up and Twisted Itadl)
All »1 the glasses in the font coach
G R E A T IN T E R E S T IS BE IN G T H E G R A N D JURY F O U N D SE M IN O L E A T H L ET ES WILL SH O L J WILL BUILD B S I D G E
B U S IN E S S C O N D I T I O N S A R E
TAKEN BY PE O P L E AM,
T R U E BILLS IN SEVBE IN C O M P E T IT IO N FOR
A C R O SS ST, J O H N S
BE TT ER T H R O U G H O U T
OVER T H E STATE
ERAL ( A S E S
MANY P H IZ E S
RIVER
T H E SOUTH
H undreds of former residents of
Sanford will visit their home town
d u rin g the Seminole County Fan to
be held at Sanford Feb. 3, 4, 5, 6,
If th e present movement kee|e* up
th e week will be the home-comers
week for former residents of Sanford
am i vicinity. T he fair headquarters
are besieged with citizens who
come
.liocorno
to th e offices seeking information
nrmation
. __ . .
' r * * 1*
a t t e n d a n t Attractions, fur .the p u r
pose of sending th e sntne_ to rela■tires and friends who contemplate a
visit to Sanford this winter
As one gentlem an puts it, " W e
are expecting a v isit from relatives
who formerly lived here and they
have asked us when u would be
mo t convenient bjr u» t>> Tun- t Invisi! paid
it seems t" ii* w. should
luiv«■ them .on,«, f.ur w«-«-k for Un-ii
tile city will be .it Its best.
Flic
s tre e ts will he a big exposition and
things of interest to see and show
our friends '* T he idea has been e x
pressed in different words by scores
who ..re rontniii ills . .tilt* . . t h.
( il. i e.i I tllaf t«T»
Tin r. will
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r* wen bro ken and (he p i- j-n g ,lr
tudi> )„.lu,l.
PiitluM* >*t He l»ll
-I Ml
•'Oil
■
right .it the - Witch were lor:. II,’ ..Ml p .1 s u I 1I1
I ' • (--i.il •1 . '*• V\ • i ' » 11.
tainted into )ior»c«httr *h:*J««l
s i i .. r .1 , 11 • i
•
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fPgitu' : --ughed through t he gr ■
..ol
to
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lor y.ifd’ i'< lore coining i>. u 'l o p
a
u
to
parade
and
on
Friday
the
ih
Two of tin* trucks of tI ip- i en ib r
■r I .<>i i
»i n- t * r.
sub- .tfi'i t tu «. mb r i rasIlt-.-t 11.1 .i t h>
r nratali -lit!' Il wa » •!*■in i•fi» tn-ii
t !..
roof «il tin- - abili «a» «ln*i-|M d to
one *l«b- .ill* 1 an iii'iant Int-T F
>• i,<
tiiii»-r lì E lular • rnle-i 1
« h«-n I -• ' ! f u ■t III. thp n ( Mi* - . Imi
t !Fi nw q. Ibi!
I» TI.
ft a» i .. i-y 1 ■ i r; 1h»* j nu .|i*l rw • . .(
1! i
atm»» t b - ;. i•ml ri •n g irt . i.-.*
Irg ma- - in. t-hril, In. lii-ail !
. . t. r 11 .
ht*
crii-l - :
jur.-il
tireinnti i ' • -r
l«it«-r The
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ins r I'll • 1• -1 1- ll*»' i Xi.«-*t •l 1.. •.
. Ih 1lu*.;
iti f. C
rover [ruin hii» injurie». Erigiti«-IT K h im or iitiii-n
E. Tolar i» on his run itjjuin .i i.'l h. b -In' - , « fri .■
seem- nun«- tin- v.««r r l-if 1 i» nur r-iw
rarajie Irnin ili ;i Ml, bugiti«*« r rolar
.vi *i
kl« brui -n mai. y :ie1"I- ■ ’
fif ip. I • '
I
!.
. >n.
Court convened last F riday m orn
ing. being called to order by Sheriff
Hand.
J u ry excused until 1! o'clock p. m.
Grand jury here e n te r e d open
court an d presented th e following in*
diet men! j:
S tate of Florida vs. Anderson
SlrtUpyi
entering aa
Smiley, breaking
breaking aa nn dd entering
h0 u M _ no.,UUfx JbUle« x
State of Fiorirla vsT C. IL ' Rich- Kru,n ior ,h:" . ,,a>:’ nro •* iollow8:
ardson, carnal intercourse with un- A further meeting is being planned,
m a n ie d female under 18 years of an d U is hoped th a t an interesting
a n d unique exhibit will be made.
age; no tru e bill.
w hielt may serve to acquaint the
S tate of Florida v*. itlair Hasty, people of Seminole county with the
uttering urged order for vaine, no excellent worki ..
(hat Is being done
t rue bill.
by their seliOols.
State of Florida vs Ç C P atter
K* enls
-on
pi tit larivnv
no true lull [
! ‘.U y m l «lash, G r a m m a r Si llool
s.’tal«’ ««( Fionda v
\ 11 \ Coopley Itoj illas t -»pel.t io! hrt.ik-ug ai.d ■rii.-:
", Kui.t.iiig ltroi.il
lum p,
mg a dwelling house, no true bill.
Sebo«.!
Hoys.
S ta te of Florida \ s . George G or
.1, Running Pro d Jum p, Gritmdon, No. 3 aggravated assailli, a
m
ar
.Irin- bill
1 l’ut ufo H.I• I* . minar Schon]
Stilb- of Florida v
G« Dr^i* (lor
H-.v
■I-. • *b i- u i --g -i-l - -1w • H-11
t . ill- lull
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STA TE COMMISSION
FOR HIGHWAYS
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Popular S a le ' .Manager
Anni’ig t hi* prnimni - '
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M»u»«-r m ,i young n u n in >■ n - t--.i
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oid m • x|‘<rieinv, n-aiii.g to F'orid.i
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1
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fit *»■'!
career in California wttJi t h e Fruit
Growers Exchange.
Mr.
ATu iihit
•wat here prim arily to in vestigate I ni'i-x. juil«l da '1 • t
conditions a n d !ntm some «-.»umale uiup-r n-<cut «bin
‘‘Tb«* Fioroltt 11 •<« r «i
of tho celery crop with lie* view of a
better distribution. Some idea ol l In tion has '"A'nn an * -'r ' ‘ '
vast sropi* of operations of the «..inpalgn b; tii.il -t - ii l-«di..li
t Chose Co. can be gleaned w hen it is the connll ui tion •! more Itr t >ui;-*known that t h e y hud last sea so n til.i highways. S»»«!»•• of the object» of
jobbers in - 3 5 markets a n d in 42 lb«* cam paign a r e i s l"«"w rt
" T o luvor, (o»ii r an«! I ..fiber tin
•tales ia the Union and also hud
eatablishm
ent.
«levelnpm- it
¡tn«i
tnxrkeu in m a n y large cities in Cunm
ainum
aiice
of
i...to>
¡d.
t
o
‘
-«in
•da. They expect to even t o p till»
record this season and predict that ty a n d district h ig h w a y ' -m l good
Florida celery will be sold in rntir* m uds every»'iu-re.’
ktU this year t h a t have novdr before • " T o secure the social, moral, com
mercial, industrial, m atiriul. e d u c a
had celery in car lots.
Mr, Mouscr believes in a better tional am i personal benefits in the
distribution of Florida p ro d u c ts and s tate of Florida, which will follow in
firmly believes also in th e Florida the tra in of easy a n d Iree intercom
grower* keeping close tab on mar* m unication and tra n s it between the
„*t,t 5®nditJons,.arranging"'shipm ents centers of populntibh and the great
” possible to prevent gluts in*" the productive areas, of this slat«*
" T d advocare wise, equitable and
t^rkets and scattering their ahipn)ePU. H e 'la engaged in th e sum practical road legislation.
“ T o urge the adoption of a com
®*r.thot^jia in opening up new mur, r id has found ^htt th e r e are prehensive and efficient plan o( a d
5 7 * twt> h u n d re d cities in the m inistration th a t will improve, main
United States t h a t have a p o pula tain n n d unify as one complete sys
tion of 25,000 thus d em onstrating tem th e public thoroughfure* of th e
lhat the m an who markets Florida c o u n t r y —to thnt en<i that there
produits must he on the job ull the shall be secured national, stale and
tne to obtain the proper d is tr ib u district highway systems.
tion.
" T h e association has secured the
Chise & Co. shipped-the first car services of a good toads exp«*rf who
0 «lery t|tii aeaaon from fho Man- will assist in forming city, town and
•tee section o n December 31at and com m u n ity good roads organiza
‘ hipped three cant from th a t tions a n d in o th e r wdrk in connec
■«tion this season. This celery net- tion w ith tho m ovem ent.
“ T h is campaign U in lino with
Y r the P ow er* *1.25 f. o. b* a n d if
Somo of
• markets a r e not crowded a t the F lorida's progreaalvcneas.
[>oing of t h e big m o v em en t Mr. Ita counties have been, and are, con
took« for good prices t o pre- s tru c tin g brick p av e d roads, provid-
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lin g m a g n ific e n t h ig h w a y s.1'
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g under th«* laws id the
-Í Columbia, executor ol
of |t J- *i *,'li|- di*i l s
Columbus, Ga.. Jan. 13.— T h e I n
dustrial Index s a y s in its issue for
this week:
"Even th e first few days of th e
year are furnishing evidence t h a t th e
confidence of so u th e a s t business m en
in tho pros pert* has a s u b a l l n (fit
foundation.
Hero are a few UlustralIve | toms t h a t poJnt to Iir0IJ>er.
}jy; «>»•** - ve- n , ' >
\* < >■ J'*
"Shipping
from
the
port
of
S
a
v
a
n
T*™
wcekV U,K° . “ "'l ,C hai^ a n
..ShIppinK
-
Hagan very wisely derided to p o st nah has revived to such an e x t e n t
pone action until the Volusia bo ard th a t in D ecernvber only ten les for
could be heard from and in the event eign »hips sailed from th at port th a n
th at their board would not meet the in December of 1913.
Seminole board in a joint bridge to
"A lum ber c o m p an y of IJ u itm an .
grant Mr Shops the franchise, pro Mi»*., received orders in three d ays
viding the rates were not too high. for a total of 100 carloads of h a r d
T he m ajority of the taxpayers of wood lumber
"emiloile iiuinty are III favor u(
It is s ta te d th at (lie o u t p u t s t
allowing i In* cor pora i tort to build the
July I, next, of tw o liosieiy mills of
I I ridge, and us the \ oIumu board at |
the meeting S aturday mudo it plain Columbus, Ga,, have been sold.
"A m an u fa ctu rin g plant of M a - « ^J
that th e y had no intentjoh of build
ing the bridge it w¡jü decided by the con. Ga., is m aking 87,000 dozen
pairs of hose for French soldiers.
board to g ia n t Mr. Sholtx tho Iran"A hi in her plnnt. which is o ne of
chise to erect the bridge
the
birgist ol the kind m tin* vicitlflier. "
-olili* dl-i a r s i . Ill r e l u
-••mi*
liii* to lite rutes o( I ■ it III! it was j 11> of tjuiliiiun, Ga , lias been plnceti
jin operation a fte r having been idle
• .liter n i n e
! • *M C!• 1 l i a i a dol l . i I
-«■lire 11no*
N 't ')
\ ««filer (hmii 1 m spool for 150
..1 l u t i l e '
1«*
iii
<>l nit tun 'i-i-il meal Is being
will III* I with lb
•I tb
tilled
by an ml mill of T h o m p s o n ,
! 1 I*
•Id di..!
..Ii.
r*
Atruiigemcnls are being p e rfe c twho Use ibis (err) now
ed
(or
t b ...... .
of tbri-«- ruili t m u i butr nonn i (nr
*.«ild
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t .1 ! bl I • ,* n| ten 11 11g 11 - to *, -1 11 1111 i111 t b i rt i n n d
I!
.
a... 11 a n bum* 11.1 I a i-l I • llilb-a
\ witii.r r\*»ofl I- to br e s ta b i t « e ii» ni I I ut I be t wo
iridi
li-b-d
......... .i h 1 irol.i trait of (i 10
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1.1 11eI* . , er I t . ' .
.1. - 1- nli,. i t .i - m*-t I i—ii pnri h:iS**d
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t •« I 1 ■ i- i* | - ■ -l \111 • 'Ota iii-l
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11 otnis«** to b
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.i bi g ge r at ira« ¡mu
Min-tr« I*
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Mi*
TW O DIVISIONS
FOR POS I OFFICES
OTHER
i\t.
N E W S O F I NT I . I M > T ii \ m ;
s V 111 >V s
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11. - «■' f *«i
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ll-i-l . i d
ot her
b id-ll ■g- » dl Ia- el i-i t*--1.
Ti-. ■, lour o* w • i-ri-u.il¡or.*
■' i i *i - r hi -, m ■.. | j - 11 tni 1 - i ggre, -t
f I I o n I .1 . - I ......... ..
m idi • oui i/-.I during t be ti i-t-k
, nifi lo t br
llruig- M 11r -b-iitown -id N i'lllMi - Mln ** r * \%iii
,.tw «»1
(
a M j ìi b,* .it tins - 1.» iiiiliit.., l l o r i d a , and .Montgom
ery county, .Mu bn mu: a g r ic u ltu r a l
tiltil* ilti n*»t VV1 î
1‘Uf
college
bttildm g'.
\ i belis, (ia I
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11»»nr
Kilter Iir-l«-r
i ' -ir• •' i i in-.| t o o •■>*«*! mi I. ,i ni
i «. i: t
The Volusia boartl of county com
missioners met with the Seminole
county board in the court house here
lust S a tu rd a y relative to the build
ing of a bridge across the St. Jo h n s
river at Monroe or Hardin's ferry.
T h e m a tter of allowing Michucl
Shoilt and associates a franchise to
build this bridge
was nrougnr
brought uu pp at
at
»"«K - was
-1^9 ■
11. dial, a
I
rti,fl> ■ . Ill1
•
hen
rm vr.i ,1 .
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neaping .i not her time ¡m m *1 .'
tec incii curtain dcutli.
.S'liOUI.D MAM'. ( ( I M EIME I)
• The passengers injured h a v e re
E H OR I 1 O l t ( .O D D
ceived medical treatm ent a n d arc
ROAD'
not seriously injured.
during t h e season.
Friday, F ebruary 5th has been
designated iis C hildren's Day lor the
children of Seminole county during
th e Seminole C ou n ty Fair to be
held at Sanford.
There will lie exercises
in
the
morning, and «luring the afternoon
the athletic program will be under
oí Prof. KtUll.
KzMI. These
tth
h e supervision of
cvmvU j.ug^lu-t,.wil.U
prog-
m m
."
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t. .
I'.tV Ill'g ,
building,
seti'-rs. flradentow n
Chi ploy. Fla
Fin
,
.
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I '*»- ■i rai timi , 1-1. 1: ,*t «4 huv«* he«-n
Ín! To i,
i ' li uri b b u ild .
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M
Io -ti*-- Ft I .ii ti tin,
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f I, : , s i , ; .1
t i .-liti g,
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1ainj-a,
D I P
H H
..-ii« 'y .
i la.;
Fla .
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* l 'alla* i . . . . i rn d u c t .
i ,
i
i •• r . • g
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I loruia Lu k»on i ill«*, h la
t
*t . ti r :■ i
i■e !■t n! ■11u . .»
" I n d u s t r i a l ’ p la n ts will bp ek tab i ilo city Mi*.i
will !**-«* In-« ;«ib In a» much C» this
rituiii t o con i m i
,i rn to lb r .. Id«ri'luriii i I 1. i - i I>\ tr prestige «>1 ll:-h«-«l a* follows
"Flour am) gn»t mills. C lin to n ,
l.lnril
Ill In r
« MI - MI K
........... 1«11|1-I,||..I I--1I
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tbi
—11T*•ri-i I open "Mill
n ini
I'-«»I "lbI ». j- ' n u l l 11 i 1 very Ed in un*l nini I ion no-, S. (
I, -I «in • iiol'i not fe.ii b i
III.« ! , |i« I-., .* 11,.- * ,.i. t « «i -I In «om* H-. 1 - *. ' I - lu m in i plant, H u r t s
ll> reu J-I-* 1b i mirt " l- r- -'
Inn««. M.
h ... t -rn factory. Pensn.«
u
i!
l u t i ili» be rg-ll
!
i-iilu.
Ila
.
hot i i. -i g plant, C lin to n ,
i i di 111 I t. -I in* r *
Till» tine» not nil all, however,
‘i ll«* im irt lu re ilrcw «‘¡gitil i I.
■1 t be pillili«
o Ij . - il
lliiit tin- :i"i»t.mt pn»tinnstei* Wifi \la , Hour mill, Vi«lalin, Ga. An ico
Mi j I««»«- «mi ••ntin i>
lu llin ' (ruin tin* jury box to sr-rn*
f-•■
I I -y art* umier and ele. trir i-o in pan y lins been i n
-iii-i- • -i ui m a l i a g«-r n lit
juror» 1«t lln* »i/m.-l wi-i-k 1 til.* f-il l i ’-u* r» i» art a f t l - t in lu-r n' !»' 14' 1*J • n i l '«'fvice und can not be ili«ims»< <i coi pnratcd ut M anning, ‘S. t '. ; n
t e n u . January 1 1915, and rlerk of b.i < corni- In pjeii »•' 11» U, 1 1II
|n*retiipi«>ril> frnni l iii'Ii Sum'» «-m- gru iitti- and m arble company a t
Ihune. Ga . and a 5300.000 fish u n d
ib-r«*«l t" ¡" in ' venir«« I««r sam e
j-loy mi-ii1.
in*
manuliii’i uring com pany at P e n
Acenriling
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j
I
aim
n
Muon,
of
Tb«* t-t«* alt««rney, b u y i n g «•alb-«l
1 l u t i m i i» «-xpei t«--l I-riflU
F
1
sa«
«du,
Fla.”
tinhim»*p
o
'to
tlii...........
who
I hi* « m u t » a t t e n t i o n t o t h e t a ct t h a t I lili«" week ( r mu 1 «el r o n . » in*r«■ h** i*»
irariieij
the
legislation
and
y^ith
lb«*
a t t e n d i n g ( III- lug «-«m v«-illuni ui i hi*
for the second week ol this t**rm ««( | (fj^^ributors of fruYii un«l v»-g«*tnbl«-» ■ii-parfmeiit's belji* pilotiol il tlirough as a courageous th in g to do u n d e r
house tin* n»'i»tiint postm asters the circum stances a n d one can h e a r
court will be insufllcient lor the tri.il
are to be taken cafe of III such posi predictions t h a t it will lose him 7 5 ,of the caws coming on to be heard
during lh«* said second week ol said »on, -receiving stolen goods, a true tions as the postmasters may «lesig- 000 coloreti votes if he over runs for
nwte
term of court nnd it app e arin g to tin- hilt.
the presidency.
The olllcea, are to bo Recognized
court th a t by reaion of challenge or
Senator Kern of In d ian a , the D e m
S ta te of Floriilu vs. D. \V. Currie,
otherwise th n t tho-jitfroni so drawn whose other nml C hristian nanu* is on w hat is known as the "tw o» ocratic leader, who also V9 tcd to e x
and sum m oned will be insufficient to the grand jury unknown, muriii-r livision" plan, which means a divi clude negroes, does not think t h e r e
sion of finance und a division ol is any foundation for talk of r e p i i for the trial of the cases coming on to in the first d«*gri*e, a true bill.
he heard d u rin g ' the said second
S ta te of Florida vs. Juke Way- mails. T he post mast era may des Ig sals by the colored race on S e n a to r
nat«» the assistants us superintendent floral« or any one else who voted for
week of said term of court, there m an, |«etit larceny, a true bill.
fore the nam es of seventy-six jurois
T h e clerk ia hereby ordered to of cither division, or he may assign tho exclusive a m e n d m e n t.
Those who Indulge In such tn lk
w ere then a n d there d raw n by the transfer tho above styled cause to him to a clerkship in the office or
court from the jury box, as a d d i the county judge'» court of Seminole the assistan t m ay even be (runs- do not know the ta m p e r of the tjolortional petit jurors vfor the second county, Florida.
(erred to some ofther ollice. R e te n ed people of tho United States,” said
week of said t o r n y o f court.
The
G rand jury here |ire»ent«*(1 their tion in the" service does not mean re S««nator Kern. " T h e immigration to
ileputy nh«-riIT ami d e p u ty clerk ol g«-n**ral jirrsentm ent and requested tention nt equal rank and salary. tin* United S ta tes consists chiefly ol
»aid court then ami there l»eing th a t sunn* lie read in open court and The assistant m ay have to take a Jnmaicun negroes, who have been
present at the drawing of said juror» published and the court so ordered. clerkship at very much reduced sal em ployed on tb«* !’anam a canal a n d
and clerk orilcred to issue venire lor
who are now com ing to the U n ited
T he graml jury, ««n being askeii ary.
S enator llorah ui Idaho who has S tates to tak e a w a y the jobs of ne
same.
by the court if they had completed
Tho grand Jury here entered open thoir labors answeretl in tho allirm- often been mentioned ns a presiden groes in this cou n try . Our negtocs
i^jve.
Whereupon the court, after tial possibility, surprised everybody do not w ant theii jobs taken a w a y
court and presented the following:
S ta te of Florida vs. J. L . -Walker, thanking them for their diligence by voting for the am en d m e n t to the from thepi. T h e y do not want n n y
thoy had shown in the discharge of im m igration , bill w hich the sean a te more im migration of blacks to th is
em bezzlem ent, no truo bill.
S ta te of Florida vs. H e n ry Miller, their duties discharged them for the adopted, excluding (tom the U nited cou n try and I will venture to s t a t e
States in the fu tu re members “ of t h a t , as a whole, they a p p r o v e ,
breaking a n d entering dwelling, no term .
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adjourned
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tho African ‘or black race.” Some of ra th e r th a n disapprove, the exclusion
tru e bill.
the se n a to r's friends characterize this am en d m e n t."
1916,
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S ta te of Florida vs. King S. John’
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T H E SANPORD HERALD
P A C E TWO
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is m aking a small fo rtu n e selling
them in the d t y , filling orders over
DrVVrV;
the s ta te an d shipping q u antities to
New York an d P hiladelphia.
Sanford is m aking extensive im
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provem ents on her lake front. Sev
THE MEN WHO ROBBED
Sanford was the place, an d F riday, eral h u n d re d feet of low land will
B O D Y WAS VERY ACTIVE A N D
J a n u a r y 8lh the tim e for the s e m i be filled in an d a $100,000 hotel
JA C K S O N V IL L E BANK
ITS R E P O R T IS C O M
a
n n u a l meeting of t h e South • Florida built in th e nea t season.
HAVE E S C A P E D
P R E H E N S IV E
Press Association
Sanford is also the term inus of
Jacksonville. Jan. 1H —Every |xi»- In Cirruii Court. Seventh J u d iris l
T h e train from Venice was forty the Clyde .Line steam ers on the St.
m inutes late— because it was forty- Johns river from Jacksonville; a trip
aiblc clue, thus far followed up by
Circuit, in s n d fo r Sem inole
m in u te s over time in reaching th a t th a t «Wery tourist to th e s ta te likes
th e u n ite d forces of th e local police,
C ounty. Florida
destin atio n the night before, and had to take. T h e spell of t h a t winding
sheriff a n c L sta tc a u th o ritie s have u t
Fsll T e rm . A. D. I 9 H
terly failed to uncover a n y trace of T o the H onorable James W. Per t o ‘ m ak e up the fo rty minutes the river proved a te m p ta tio n irresistkins, Judge of the Seventh J u d i next morning bforc leaving, to com- iblc, a n d instead of following our
t h e tw o men who e n te r e d the bank
of th e American T r u s t C o m p an y in
cial Circuit, in an d for Seminole ply with the s ta te law t h a t traiv good in ten tio n and re tu rn in g on the
em ployees eaonot be on d u ty o noon tra in , we took the s team e r Os
t h e Florida Life building, shortly
C o u n ty , F lorida:
a f te r 2 o ’clock y e s te rd a y afternoon
T h e grand j u r y in the special pre sixteen hours—m ade the M an a te e ceola and followed the sinuous, wind
a n d a t th e point of • d ra w n guns s e n tm e n t to y o u r Honor beg leave c o u n ty editors miss every connec ing length of this beautiful stream
forced t h e bank a tta c h e s to s u rre n to m ake this th e ir general p re s e n t tion a n d get Into Sanford two hours of history a n d rom ance, for ita 175
m e n t to your H o n o r concerning m a t late; b u t as the president, J . H. miles, reaching Jacksonville a t 7
der $1,500 in cash.
E v ery point i a . t h e s o u t h has been ters a n d things in Seminole co u n ty , H u m p h rie s was in th e crowd, no o'clock th e next morning.
Bigger, B e tte r Than E v e r
inform ed of the bold th e ft, while which we deem of im portance to be session could be held till his arrival.
C apt. L y n n of the Osceola, for
every available officer in t h e city b ro u g h t before th e people, th e court,
On arrival at Sanford, an a u t o thirty-one years has fallowed the
a n d county is following u p clues re- afid the commissioner» a n d c o u n ty was a t the depot to meet the Ik-- rivair route, and m any a n d interestB eau tifu l S c e n ic E n sem b le
lated editors; and on securing a bad ing stories of early Florida history
reived .hourly from various points-in oifirem:
lated editors; and on securing a and pinoeer life does -be en te rta in
t h e co u n ty , telling of suspicious per
The Jail and County Offices
sona h aving been seen.
After several
We have ex a m in e d the jail and badge a t the Hl-rald office, they his passengers with.
Both th e Sheriff’s force, working c o u n ty offices a n d find th a t th e jail were ta k e n on a trip out to the cel years in o th er duties of sea-faring
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'Gnflor-Sheriff Dowling anti the |>olicc 1B in „ u n i t a r y condition and, in our ery fields, which began a t alm ost the life he again entered th e C lyde Line
con tin g en t.d etailed to th e rase under opinion secure. However, we would first house* after leaving the busi- M.rvice as ca p ta in when this iieauL ie u te n a n t W. B. t.a h o o n arc f°l*. recom m end th a t t h e county c o m m it- ness section; for e v e ry backyard, tiful new ste a m e r, Osceola was put
; ( A t the B o tto m of the S e a )
lowing s e p a ra te clues received by the s io n cri ¡M U u „ i,a l h t u b (¿r t h e use and occasionally th e front ones have on last y e a r; a n d no passenger going
Respective d e p a rtm e n ts a n d a t the of th e prisoners a n d also a s t a t i o n ev ery foot utilized for th e raising of on this t r i p will forget th e genial,
sam e tim e are a t t e m p t i n g to work a r y wash s ta n d w ith running w ater celery.
jolly ^ca p ta in , hia^ .¿tin(Incas u j .his,
« .in h w m w t y ^ w . Abw- o w / whtah .1» irTTirr rtrom BP ttfe» tfripeF. * WS'ffef- ■* TTidve 'celery f i r m s exteu'if for funcT’ of rare, good h u m o r; or the
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INCLUDING THE IMPERIAL MUSICAL HUSSARS
considered
the boldest and most , th e r recom m end t h a t provision be miles aro u n d the city. T he land i river with its fifty miles of curves,
m ysterious which h ai ever occurred m ad e to heat th e jail d u r i n g ‘e x tre m e low, of n good q uality, an d is wel! so narrow t h a t a t times th e s team e r
----- A n d t h e S c r e a m i n g F a r c e
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in th e s o u th .
• cold weather.
We find t h a t the irrigated and drained by the system with difficulty makes th e turn*; the
It. is now thou g h t by th e author!- prisoners have had good a tte n tio n , of tile,.piping, extending from arii*- wild denseness of the tropica!
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ties th a t th e men. .thr<-e in num ber, a m p le blankets u n d sufficient food. sian wells to the waters of Lake -growths on its banks; th e weird
did not leave thT city, but are keepT o i l h i? H om e
j M onroe, or outlets to carry off sut- shadows as evening falls; the moon- s
F e a t u r i n g T h o s o M e r r l c e t M e n of M o d e r n M i n s tr e l s y
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ing in hiding in local q u a rte rs w ith,
Wc rpfommen(J t h a l the r o n i m is-j l»1»» »'■*« from overflow of heavy light gleaming over its w a te rs; or. the ‘ * 5
the expectatio n of v a c a tin g at their
MtaWi)|h a C(ltlllly hom ,. for rain.
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grandeur of the rising sun, as th
leisure.
T he , union
, ,,
S anford has Iteen m ade famous by steam er em erges from th e wilder- 3
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. n was
, th e benefit of p aupers and , feeble
carefully guarded last night by ibc per.otis who are unable
to ta k e . are ' *"’r f , lery
Not only is it being ness, wher.- the silence is only broken
detectives who have descriptions of of them selves, a n d recom m end
t h a t m ark e ted now from hundreds of by forest life, up th e broadening
P rice s 5 0 c , 7 5 c and $ 1 .0 0
th e men. but they could not be seen hc M jd county hom<J ,)e un<Jor lh e acres, h u t cauliflower and lettuce river; where F lorida’s gre atest city
in an a t t e m p t to leave. .
! supervisio
supervision of th e sheriff and c o u n ty are also bringing l a r g e ’retu rn s to th e is located on its banks.
m u m m m n m m m r m m m w w m m ,
It was reported by re sidents In the j,hy-vlc-ian
Wc would also re com city, where Bob Holly lives a n d
neighborhood of Fish weir creek th at mend th a t a county keeper bf t h e i c^**® oru*
flo r id a s Imst boosting
M Q i i a o a t i n n i t i ' ; t i t i l e El .' i. Xrtit rti: . s n n n . i . c . . u n e .
th re e men were seen to enter a county home lie appointed and l,il per*
HOTEL ARRIVALS
launch last evening and m ove quick- placed in charge of (tie same a t a
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llustr.ess mei-lings wire held ..i
|y away
This ,luc Is hi-uig worked
salary such as t h e * c o u n ty co m m is i he Sanford Hotel, a n d a banq i* '
Snnfnrtl Hnu«e
carefully. Several iu»|«-i-i* h.i\e al sioner* deem sufficient and proper
iHiik-rril lo ihn n o r r y or *n-i*W Howard I h-rn.in •• \
M I I.L W O R K " F A L L I »Kst IM ! * FI * <\
ready been brought to at the
i o» 11 g i ;
- i o ni oler.
H P t foo,, Ibll MUl o i in |/l *»;. i i i i t n p i t e i I pi-rsi 111
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Station -arid taken before Ito hank
Wc arc j pivi pareti u» ligure with V"U mi a
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'■'tropshir*-,
l.lcensi- Inspector
r
\tl.int.i. «.a . i
a tta c h e s for identificnlmti
In i very
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ri'i-n|eii|iteni
Kifi-li'itt Mr* 1 i
nf L P M H K î i ami M I I . I . W n U K for ‘ U * M > |
I ii i he t em er of the long tnbli ..
We would recom m end th a t th ere
in stance tin- suspect* were found to
-letCl ,g - LI - J
■» ■■ ■J • »r U ,\K N .
be app o in ted a license m sfieilor. b o u , p í * - 1 ,-f >i Ti - v I W' i T*-i t ,ti r
I1uiM im -'. llipiiniiki. r ç iliii^ . m , iih v a
be the witrng parte-*
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Ulnt tlifee II] i.etglit 4 a i lite prlncljial \ : 1.1ni,i. i i.t , 1 lm- H
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tliH jrs, screens. Itliiid s , m iiu ltlin ifs , la ttic e , fram e* ;
It la an assured tael tii.it tin- men,
persona 1d e r o r a t ion; and tall vases a»f gladoili S av an n a h . <»u ; J H Dillard. Haititw o who entered the bank and rom -l and re p o rt nil delin q u en t
ft or.
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T Hl l * W h a t You i\ nul
E s tim a ti* F urm -h, 1 I
who have not ta k e n out I e fi lis I ÍTi ■Xq UI- It • ■f 1le • "f ; • • ►.1l,*l ir,
m illed the robbwrv. and tin- stranger
Ht
I *i ••egdell \ t !,i I't.i tia . It uU
in-s*
license
required
b
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law.
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pb-ain
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brought
I-Xpre
in thl'^ Mlitoniofille on (be outside of
Ma**. I K Mi'fver. I r . \iv.ijm .i)i ■1
a.
th a t hi» duties e x te n d to questions frmn tb«- gin**i*
the bank m ade their n-rap e in tin
(ni
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lav.
Paul
Simp
of licenses (or al| businesses engaged
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An a t t r a c t iv e m< mi wa- *«-rvt
machine.
Th«- autom obile is di-*- ■
«on. tirilla: W F'i»her. t 'l u . a g o III *
cribed by Mrs laingdon ( ’a*kifi, who in in the county, ul a «alary of and «,-Vi-r.il addr«--»*". W<-|1- made
Pan . \ t l a t d a . lia
Mb tlu»-.
11 1 t
t u » lfie men leave, as being a one- fifty d »liar* ^,cf a n n u m or such sum «evelai member* >d \ b.- pr
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-pi-uker* la-i g I H 11 ,| in par '• * ■■1
seated road iter, iiivip-d with mini us tin- county commissioner* will re,
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T h e mil, him had tow'll left standing nrmne rid if the a b o v e 1« tint sitfi i he It* .1ib-*, t ■a -, I ■.ruai
t
• tent
1tut . eason for 1(11« i.t t tiu 1 J',hn«or, <[ 1!.. hi 1ir. i
J-iuratd. !<r v , 1; f:r ' f H 11.»• ,«-|. V.1bin-M
with the engine running and u* suoi
Lilli
\u g u * tm e C.i . W H Mo||-er, I., \ >
a* the two men lift the bank ih e\ we ii4i Ve reason to believe tbut a Harry It '*»11 ■•! the St
M .tllin-r.
Mil
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good mutiy- people have not paid It,-, o. <1 11-, ,,r fuiikbiig of ili- M u m pt'eiiuer
hurried into tin- machine a n d whi»k
o r t i e * « O * H O L D E « » B E A L E S T A T E CO
their ll'i t, e* will h |s
in, quailt . 11<a nri(. «i-i-.,- I ot.hlin of th* Ml
Lc. ii, i :<u
M !.i i ,*,i 1,.,
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cd a w ay north on latura street,
of tax a tio n m the cou:,ly
.1111 iii-raid. * lari-m e W Omi« id ti * M a lle , t a rv 1* lanuti*. I Pe Land
where they were lbst from vit-w i
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W
arden
Eu*ti* l,.rki- I(.eg 1011 Hub Huil.y uf Paul Slmj,«Ith, (Piula t
T h e two men wlm enti-r<-d the bunk
S a n fo rd .
F lo rid a
fuori'. A Hunt a. ’ (in . Jo h n i
We
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to
connm-r
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Herald.
and
*I-verni
are said to h a m been of r a th e r dark
getic a n d con»m>ntious conduci of members of the C o m m e rcial Club, Jax . J, S, M. London. Aslu-vllle, Ala:
complexion und of m edium size.
/ Spi« !.»,■( iv o d«>. Fi E Sti-n u-moii
our
gam e warden In the protection Président F orfeit Lake being tou*t
B o th wqre rough looking a n d fairly
of th e game of th e <V»unt>
H o w m ailer
i ir.i i d Kapid*. M d t
H V Ui-g.ir
well dressed
T a m p a . (i<-o 1. Atu*tm. A
ever. there has h«*tMt some turnII
The
ImiineMAu-Mium
were
,-omT he robbery occurred I,ut a few
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to
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of
unneressury
v i o l e n c e pletell I bat •• • - lit eg
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m inutes after the close nf h ii-1in-s
it m aking .»rre*t-. a > d 441
• m •1 -, I *> r- : -i 11«.e | a- -I I'l .1 ’ ‘ 1v i • ■ r....’ . . M l U M M 1!.at 2 o*i loi h. a i-d at t(<- 11m*- * h# r
t. e-lt if li.ti* tie- cam e *.vr di <v -• e> * ,11 -!■ , l " b <t <1’ 1o p I 1 ■ -,• » I p i ............. ' 1. ' 'U'i- ! \ ,
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but three of tin- i t t u , ties ,v • r ■ oil
mure dptcri tmti m t),t- pi-- • ■ In meet mg !ti lu,.
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.till a r ra n g e for an itneri-'itiig p ro
into the o l i n e of President !■ W
He riet llet Itie
i Gusney, A tla n ta , G.v; Sam . K le in .
Ilrirk Hoads
gram.
H o y t, and th e other to th e cashier's
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F’nther»
Mr*.
We find th a t th e brick, road* o v e r
The executive .com m ittee of the TeXbs; W. H. Drew. Ttffnpn
window. President J ty y t w as o rd e r
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the co u n ty , for which bond* h av e I State Preset Association al*o met and M . L. Iluintni, T a m p a , J 11. N«-w ■
ed to throw up hi* hands a n d sutl1
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been i*sui*d have not le-en com pleted. arranged for the S tate Pres* \««ot ’ \ i » ' 'rijg.T.
rendt-r th e com hination to th e safe,
L Hriíi.d-i :i. 1ndt. ' , - -. Ind
We requi-st the com mission**» to ein lion, which omet» 10 Miami Mar H
contain in g th*- largest a m o u n t of
take all legal ste|h» looking to the 2 ’*. 2b, 27
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tjre.it prepara tinti* arm oney.
r u n rATALotiUi: a d d r e s s Hr.v dihecti k
completion of tin* most nnjiortn nt being m ade (or tin- n S - t i e ,: i - b
The m an at the window requested
Work und Uj. as soon
possible Ole- o f I III- Pie-T *■V•■- 111 Id
d
Miss Ethel E Sm ith to thiow %p In?
pave all rocils * u |, t ■■in plat ei| it ml member ., 1 - 1, , . Iu. rwIs and lie Ipiiet
He Was ion
.1 it li,,ri/eif | .V till- vote of till- people to tu- t here.
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bldered to be joking lit h r - t , Out
for tins purpose.
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quickly aMtired her th a t ev e ry th in g
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the run«-» editor per hr, j»» r
was in earnest.
We have visited t h e tun v ict r a m p , the celery farms, was an arre of
,'vrmt It. N . I . I ) W y a tt Ailten,
LIVERY, S A L E S AND FEED STABLE
W. H. P ic kett, a Imokkeepcr s il
by comniitt»!«, a n d re p o rt things to gladioli, a sho'rt distance from the ^ Y city: Mr. a n d Mr*. F’. Lew i*.
tin g a t bip desk! w i i also ordered
C o r n e r Park Avonuo and S e c o n d S tr e e t
be in p ro p e r condition thefc with th e buainMa c e n te r of the city. An old O'-tn-it. Mich.: IL tiry UrirSeth. Fo
to p u t up hi* hands a n d join Miss
prisoner*. We find t h a t the p rison grntloinan coming ilown from the •v' ,1,k. N Y . L. Law ton. Otliindu:
C O N T R A C T O R S FOR ALL KI NDS OF HEAVY H A U L t N C
S m ith an d President H oyt ’a t the
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ers have am ple food, a n d a* far a* north
to spend winters a year »go R -T. Bishop, II. A. Paxton* J. J.
Didu of th e office. Being u n a b le to
L a rg o supply o F H o r s o s
ulc s,
wo could tuceflain, a r e *being tre a te d tried a few of tin; bulb*, They did Moloney, Ja x .; J. C
McFllmiJ», r I
aecuro the com bination to t h e inner
hu m an ely and nre n o t overw orked. so well he planted more and now T u in p .i, Elsie St. Li-on, Cieo, Sr 1
W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s
wife th e robbers, fearing t h a t they
A m a t t e r of m o r a l ' tu rp itu d e ' i,n has increased his tiny patch to an
Leon,
Faul
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N.
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c
ity
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C.j
in
were w asting too much tim e ordered
on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e
this c o u n ty wa* b r o u g h t before t h e aero.
• of• spike*
"
T h e hundred*
of' ‘ F!. Ituekle, . .l’iitib u rg . Pa.; F’. A
th r r three inm ate* into t h e large
grand ju ry . Thi# c o m p la in t was in beautiful pink arid crim son bloom* Higshy and wife, N. Y' i t t y ; E. S. j
B la c k s m lt h ln g an d W a g o n R e p a i r in g In c o n n e c t i o n
s tte c l vault a n d closed th e door.
vestig ated Ly us as fully as possible, aro u b eautiful sight. T h e bloom’* H a rtm a n , A aron E. Bishop a n d wife, I
T h e co m bination was t u r n e d an d
b u t th e witness in said cause failed keep f o r A i f o week* a f te r being cut Mrs. ( ’lark, Cleveland, Ohio; W . W |
a f t e r securing th e $1,600 in c u r
to s u stain the nccusatlon, conse an d ca rry well. The old gentlem an Wilkinson, Bhiiadclphia, Pa ; Chas.
re ncy from t h e cash draw er, th e robDon't play with n-noii*
quently there was nothing atYomF’. Herns, C incinnati. Pa,; It, C,
■be/s left th e -building.
T h e three
don’t
YUU carry your »•« u
plished. In our opinion we are s a t
Miles, N*. Y . ciiy; It. T. Bishoj». H .j
persons confined in th e v a u l t were
against
isfied t h a t the witness was not a c t county commissioners will cause the A. P ax to n , G. W. C a y m a n , Jax ;
released a few m inutes late r b y W.
ing freely nnd v o lu n tarily .
\Ve road commissioners to look espec M arcus Alexandr, P lant C ity ; F. M.
F I R E
O. Bodzer, trea su rer of t h e bank,
could h a v e . no. a c tu a l evidence a l ially after these m a tte rs and to »e- Irb y , Ya.; Chas. A.Birch, It. B.
w ho h appened on th e scene.
He
for you’ll find the money wanting
"n
though such is qur belief. In c o n pair a n y defects in the roads and M enard, Clark Bishop, N. Y. city;
was a t t r a c t e d to th e v a u lts by
the FI it FI has wi|*-d out your property
sequence of the failure as a b o v e bridges t h a t we have no t been able W in. M cCoy, J a x ; Jas. G. Johnson,
so u n d s com ing from w ithin.
All,
s t a t e d It was im possible to effect to discover,
I D cL and.
Have our strong, reliable comjj-my
in m a te s were unahlo to give a con
YVe wish to th an k th e co unty of
a n y th in g in regard to th is com plaint.
.
a.
H
t.-Johns
H
puse
carry
your risk—rand lx1 on the ».if'' ‘i1-0n e c te d ac c o u n t of the affair (or sevIn this connection wc would recom ficers fot1 th e ir courteous t real men t • Ci. E. W orthington, Providence,
c r a i m in u te s o q accouqt of t h e in
mend a close s c r u tin y by the of of us while in session, a n d also to It. I.; H. G. M arshall, L akeland: G.
Bcjguniablo rates
t e n s e fright t h e y (tad underg o n e.
ficers in all casta of th is kind, so a s th an k th e sheriff nnd his deputies P . Price, Thom nsvillc, F'la.;. Jas.
.
to be ablp to cleanse our c o u n ty for their p ro m p t and efficient ser J a m e s , lady a n d boy, Cottago Grove,
P is a f o r O s c s n t R obbery.
Bom se ta and doings which are s u b - vices. Wo also wish to express our I n d .; W. B. llaulerson, D. G. H a rt,
P H e n d —*’Bo y o u 're going t o m a k e
mersive of im m o rality a n d disgrace appreciatio n of the courteous tre a t W. P re v a tt, D a v id Speer, H. A.
I t h o t for t h a t fellow who h eld u p th e
m ent of t h e grand jury b y his Honor Nicholson, NL. I, Baker, G eneva; A.
ful
to a co m m unity.
b a n k , s h o t t h e c a s h ie r a n d g o t a * a y
- »♦ > o ♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ s » » H St a V e ta S t a « »♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦
Js'mes W. Perkins. In th e absence W« M orcman,
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in
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C
o
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ty
M aitland; A. B.
w i t h te n th o u sa n d T ” n a n k e r ~ ’’Yes,
of
the
s
t
a
t
e
's
attorney,
M
r.
Joseph
U p o n examining t h e county of
In d e e d . H e w aa e n tire ly to d rrotb.
T o n o y , Jax.
1
- T h e r e 's a d e c e n t w a y to do t h a t , yon ficials a s to, the . flmrtidsl condition II. Jon^i, w ho has been called to
k n o w . If b e w a n te d to g e t t h e money, of th e c o u n ty we- a re able to sa y W ashington C ity upon business, wo
w h y d id n ’t b e come Into th e b a n k a n d th a t , although there is, as w^ all desire to t h a n k Mr. John C. Jones,
w o r k h is w a y u p th e w ay t h e r e s t of know, m ore or less financial depres acting s t a t e attorney a n d former
C o m p le te a b s t r a c t s f r o m th e r e c o r d s of
t u did r —P u c k .
sion generally th r o u g h o u t the e n s ta te a t t o r n e y (or his assistance and
P
lum
bin
g
and
#
courteous
t
r
e
a
tm
e
n
t
of
th
e
grand
tire c o u n try our c o u n t y is in as
Orange and Seminole Counties. T axes
. .
good condition as c a n be expected ju ry .
P erfectly Idiotic.
G as F ittin g
A nd we n o w h a v in g com pleted o u r
K e e p e r a t t h e Zoo (to fits w if e ) — of a n y co unty.
I f
\% ¡‘J
*
paid for nonresidents.
la b o rs b e g t o be d isc h a rg e d .
,
“ L is te n here, Mary, to w h a t ft a a y s In
G e n e r a l B e a d s a n d Bridges
HIGHWAYMEN ARE PRESENTMENTS OF
STILL AT LARGE THE GRAND JURY
ECHOES F R O M
IMPERIAL THEATER.
Wed., January 20th I
T H E PRESS M E E T
J. A. COBURN’S
GREATER
M IN S T R E L S
“N e p tu n e ’s Palace,
Land of the Nyads
trf.
SIX. BIG |MINSTRAL VAUDEVILLE -ACTS
‘ ‘ P A C IF IC A T IN G M E X IC A N N O ” i
CHARLEY GANO and NICODEMUS GLYNN ;
I
NOVELTY PLANT
. .
Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee. I
G e n e ra l Fire
Insurance
St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco Cnunlv. I lurida
HAND
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R i'i-
BPc
BROTHERS
C rfA S E
& CO M PA NY
SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
C . H. D IN G E E
t h i s h i r e fool novel, ’flhe to o k a t a p e r
In h e r h a n d a n d passe d o u t ot^ th e
j ; ro o m .’ A nd o n e o f th e m a n im a ls
w e ig h a s m u c h a s a J e r s s y c o w l “ •
Wo h a v e no c o m p l a i n t a s to t b s
condition of the ro a d s a n d bridges
of tha county outalde of tha pavad
Wa bag, kowavert that t h e
♦
•
J n o . D . D a v is o n ,
Forem an.
Alonza A. Hicks,
Clsrk.
• ’«Vi
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AU Work R eceives M j Personal
Attention And B est Efforts
Oppos
.........• ¿
r Hall
T o lssk o at N o 25
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�HE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE THREE
.. 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—
Men’s Winter Weight
Underwear
$10.50 Suits
50c Fleece Lined Shirts .38c
50c Fleece Lined Drawers 38c
50c Medium Weight
Flannel Shirts . . 38c
50c Medium Weight.
Flannel Drawers . 38c
18.00 S u its
20.00 S u its
22.50 S u its
25.00 Suits
28.00 Suits
T l i i s t l m ' s not i n c l u d e d i m m e r u n d e r w e a r
M e n ’s Night S h irts an d
P a ja m a s
Boys 5 Clothing
$ 3.50
4.00
1.50
5 .0 0
5.50
$ .75 Night Shirts . $ .38
1.00 Pajamas . . .
.75
1.50 Pajamas . . .
1.15
Suits
Suits
Suits
S u its
Suits
M e n ’s F la n n el S h irts
$1.00 S h irts . • . . . $ .79
1.25 S h i r t s .......................... 89
6.00 S u its
6.50
7.00
7.50
8.00
8.50
9.00
9.50
10.00
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
1.50 Shirts . . . .
1.15
2.00 Shirts . . . .
1.38
2.50 Shirts . . . . 1.08
Sweaters
$ .50 Sweaters . . . $ .38
1.00 Sw eaters.................... 70
1.50 Sweaters . . . 1.15
2.50 Sw eaters. . . . 1.0S
R e g a l S h o e s for M en
$4.00 Shoes
$ 9.00
12.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
• • $2.98
4.50 Shoes . . . .
3.48
5.00 S h o e s ................. 3.98
C oats
C oats
C oats
C oats
C oats
(V i
Stacy-Adams Shoes
$6.00 Shoes . . . .
$4.48
6.50 Shoes
. .' .
4.68
Endicott Men’s Shoes
$2.25
2.50
3.00
3.50
Shoes
. . . .
$1.
S h o e s ..........................1.
Shoes
. . . . 1.
Shoes . . . . .
2.
Boys’ Buster B row n
Shoes
$3.00 Shoes . . . . $1.
2.50 Shoes
. . . . 1,
2.00 S h o e s .......................... 1.
G irls’ Buster B row n
Shoes
$ 3 .0 0 S h o e s . . . .
$1.!
2 .5 0 S h o e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l.l
2.25 Shoes
.
.
.
.
Buster B row n Shoes
for Little Tots
$ .50
1.00
1.25
1.35
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
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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TH E SANFORD HERALD
v--=P \ G E FOUR
THESANFORDHERALD
_____
It. J. HOLLY, Editor
W. M. IIAYNES. Business Manager
•• i •
f, All . , .
v T
.
If»
cri. m erchants, etc.. »tu] ell th e timt*
m unitythai»
v e r y f«*» of
a.
BUBSfTBtmON IHII I-. IN AIWANCT1 '
I 2-Oo
I» .
,:l
Cm i n u l a
o n e YEAR
81 X MONtllS
THREE MONTHS
>n*
been
unorganized ami
tI.«* c o u n t r y
r,' y '" a ,T
m o t" , h a " “ h a "
A ,r"
newspapers
a
a
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l l v i n *•
JANUARY l ì , lois
CACTUS
i b e p r i n t i n g bu s i ne ss . w h i c h i* o n e
of t h e mo » l i m p o r t a n t in i h r r u m -
TtIC i r o T i n D D rU T lU r V n u D * VJV ° r *
T H E HERALD P R IN T IN G COMPANY
v¿ dE'fcii
T ht*
¡»pinole*«* c a c t u s
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I It t O t HP 11fll I'll Kh t i n
i,*.
is
cornine
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rlorulii
l i l t vl y a
m“ k' th ere he ink' sever a I large com panies
' f or me ,! a t w r i o u » cities in t h e s t a t e s
u «‘'- u ' , r n , h r HV,,r- 1,1 e x P, o i ‘ t h e ' * lp ° C * U U
a n ' 1 10
age weekly itnil jolt nflire only repre- foster th e growth of this great cattle
senteil un invi**trr«*i t of J1.000 to ami forage plant
Few people hi-ri
JJ.Ollo, it tra* not so ijuri hut now- .ire twar»’ th at in ¡»Biiiorii t» one*>f t I’v
IMIvared la iha ill) bj larrtn 12- M
»day«. when typeset tine nmchine*. ( original cactus farms ol th e e la te
A d t u f * «*» ÎOc. f ‘* r M u r ili _
w hich cpst J 2,500 or 13,500 each, j for here several . years ago VV. S.
P i r n r i l a n i J i m i r M o m He M u i r >1 Off!** modern presses ami u p to d a te m a R o m he coming irnhued with th e idea
teriul and equipm ent of all kinds are th a t the possibilities of th e on e tu i
t a l n n l Aa H t n a i l - O a a a M a i l M a l i c i t u r a t i r . n t l
a necessity, representing an invest- ! in Florida were unlimited f l a i l e d
I M S . a l the I ‘ u.A>ff.i< a l .Soaford. h a M a ,
ment of )5,00u to $15.000, th e liusi - 1 with the original slabs from th e labI adii Ari of Marri* lid. I»*t.
ness should ho m ade to pay n Letter oratories ol the wizard, L u th e r RurOffici' In HrrvW llnUdli|
Trlc-pt»» Nn. 11» profit.
hank, who m ade the spineless car-
YOUR NEEDS
#
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(
* A conservative Ifunk is not necessarily behind the times. ■
* T his Bank is thoroughly modern, yet, it is a conservative institution
I’lte officers study your needs and the n eed s of the community a n d
are always ready to assist in meeting them.
i
* The depositor’s interests are carefully safeguarded.
LES BANK OF SA
-!)T frJNf YfiiiR BUSINESS,
At the m eetin g J f \ t h * Florida lUs
Mr. Ross and M. M. S tew art
Rob Holly s . i ) - y t h a t the prcsji | p aat Coast Press Association held in
M .M . SMITH H. R. STEVENS
H. E. TOLAR'
R R DEAS
gang left an aching
Sa n f o r d . , i*’ort tPierce on M o n d a y / t was shown plan ted th e cacti ahtba on their |tlnre
I‘fr»idrn1
Vlir-PruIJinl
('■•»Ier
Awl I uKbl
T h a t a better th a n we e x p e c t e d ., t },at t ^e p r in tjng trade was making on Union ave n u e and wbilo they
G enerally they take overythung in ioss lor the a m o u n t invested a n d the have not m ad e m uch fuss a b o u t the
night.— Clearwater S un.
! work given to it th an a n y o th e r busi- plants they have steadily increased
.
. „
I nr»» known of.. It., was shown th at the acreage a n d are now able ioRob Holly of the S anford n ern ld • ¡ew printer» h a d . a cost system and sup p ly 8000 slabs for th e tra d e
i* a gentlem an and a scholar of t h e j did not figure interest on their in- T hey huTe nltoui one acre in cactus
old school.
O bliging ways a n d , a vestm ent, insurance, depreciation, i a n d th e sight is a novel one, carry- utilize» th e forbidding th o rn covered grass may be propagated by division
Destroyttrg.Nature’» Barrier».
cactus in t h e production of a tempts of roots or gfrnm* seed.
desire to please is o ne of Rob’s stro n g w aste and m a n y other things th a t
v I* h °r La(,k to the s a n d y ,
, ,
.
.
.
There are four kinds of i;,
suits.
H ad w;o m ore men of his ,1,0,.1,1 l,c . v „ „ e d
Para grass is a good hay a n d p a . - ' d l v u i o R s 'i e . ' up b T 'natuU ''
" A satisfying.
. r The
i
2
1 .,„1 Hnn-r1*«»."“
- «1 I h i C l . , . o. u.l h .« M
. . « h m , iand
ancient
Aztecs tu r e grass, a n d dot*» well on moder- ttLCV of rh„ PaMh llMlll|lulna ' J *
m ake-up the world would be th e j Mrot>0rLion charged to e v e ry j o b th e giant cacti rear their heads from
. . .
It s t a n d s , deserts, rivers. The first, the ¡r.os»!
more c h e e r f u l . - M l .m l Labor J o u i- urned o u t . a ,
b ^ nK done by all the shifting sands.
T h ey have 18 ^
£ ‘° J j w “ T 1 ' h a ,am e a tely good, moist »oil.
d
roughts
fairly
well,
a
n
d
.
will not [ tains, man cannot remove, hut hr can
m l.
.n..
i.i„
different
varieties,
th
e
jR
o
b
u
s
ta
spineI
cactus
,n
“
crudo
wa>’
,n
th
e
PrePa
rt h e big bu»iaes«ii*r*'
less being good ( ol s to ck feed, the | ,l*ion of. a
“ "<> *o this day need reseeding for several years. It-* nnu does go through them to save tbs
I t was also show n that* th e s u b Signal, the Royal and th e B a n a n a thct n “ ti™ M « ln ,n makea candy of is not affected by light frost b u t is I trouble and difficulty of goni!;
M A R R I E D F O R T Y ' YEARS
scription price of papers was, in most .11 being good for icxd. a u d ioc.RuiL.
us, injured, bywlraexing. , 'C*se-7iorririVej **ieiBt ^Wre BCttwd.'the ffih'iils b« lui
' j . *o d ' n * uth ®
Wo h av e received a c a rd from Col
v a lu e-o f the bay is about th e same !arKcl>' cleared away a l t o g e t h e r Th«*
ftif'frtrft
aftfnc'tlm
Cmomih)
a
h
o
t
l
i
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,
^
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ihade
from
p
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n
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T. J* AppUty.»<UBnouneinrtbef«rl--W
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te e n page papers arc g otten out g u
arc th e b n t vurietios m d ! n a tiv e sugar. In the m anufacture of as tim othy.
.
'
, h , r d * ,h<* ‘leserts. h r 1« beEt„„int
eth w edding an n iv e rs a ry of this es
treat like the forests The f..,lr*i th,
weekly,
insufficient
to
actu
a
lly
p
y
Messrs.
R
os,
and
S
tew
art
have
ex’
to
t,a>
’
th
e
.
b
iznai
a
ia
W
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tim able couple. T he an n o u n c em en t
rivers. be Is beginning to >t,:n m .,,,
also bears the Intelligence th a t they for the white pa,>er and postage, t o | ,)eritnonted with m an y varieties un- 0,1 t h * d w e r t , after first cutting
suits
his purpose and to teg
R o o s te r s ' I m m e n s e T a il F e a t h e r s .
This is accomflow at will.
have eight children a n d to our cer s a y nofhing of all the work of pro- t j , lhoy know to ft c c rtain ty wlli, t ,8 ' ^ a >‘
Undertaking
to
brei
d
roosters
with
p a rin g the news a n d editorial m a tte r .j bt.a t (m lh e 8tat(.
A visit to , hl> PH"hed by using a sharp, longtain knowledge they a r e all living
but one aim In view, that of length
set
R
in
ty
p
e
a
n
d
print
il.
T
o
i
o
m
.
rB
rtu,
farm
on
Union
a v e n u e ¡, a handled knife.
and doing well. We e x te n d congratening the tall feathers, the unlive» of
of the members thais was nll a s u r
O. e rr it novel and interesting one a n d jn
Although 10,000 pound» of fruit the Island of Shikoku, Japan, have
n- r* I ,
lations to Col. A ppleyard and Mrs. I
pris** and th e uw akening carne wilh
Don't b-lt
connection with the visit a brief m ay be expected to he produced per produred, after a hundred years of pa
A ppleyard
May t h e y live to cele
a jolt. The next meeting wi‘‘
liislory of th e cactus with its spines acre by a well established cactus tient efforts, some ruarvelou* results mercoth* titubi;
brate m a n y more anniversaries and j
som e plans a d o p te d th a t will put the
and
after the spines were obliter- garden, it is in the forage value ol It Is of record that tall b a t h e r s IS not because you have niwa.» finn »bl*
may their children prove a rich
publishing business on a b ette r basis a te d is given below:
|n
th e plant t h a t the future prospects feet In length aro to bo seen on tha to control conditions and
blessing to them . A m an who will
Island.
a'rid the puhlishets a n d th e public
a
way
to
humor
lt.
»Jt.if
!-rht
raise eig h t children in t h e nowspn^icr
I t was n o t until a fte r C hristo p h er of the new i n d u s try seem to center.
now-, for you may som** dav
will bo bonefitted alike.
I JOtlf.
N
early
ten
years
ago
the
govern
business deserves a pension* from the
C olum bus bad discovered America
self alone.-sod wltln- it in.F t., J ‘u*rce News,
i*-> to
g o vernm ent.
B ack N u m b er,
buy jour.»*>lf nn ai-d.. m * :
a n d the English, Spanish a n d D u tc h m ent realized t h a t the experimental
i* t'*
. ------ O —*
"I wnuldn’t dreniti of i.tarr» InK h !in c u b a r .: I.-»
tra d e rs were» o p e ratin g between tin* '
Ul
pass* d and in
i a hulA LL S T A T E T E A M
O R G A N I Z A T I O N O F S T O C K M E N two hem ispheres th a t the cactu» etin stated t h a t the value of cacti Why. he suid he »ould do everjthlnpt
W ith m any baseball te a m s coming
Several different cooperative o r - l ^ ‘a PPcarance in the Old
f^a««’ .H a nts ha.! been demon to moke me happy " "\Vh#t ls wrong
Applicat.o
He ouitht to kno * that
»trnted
.Experlment»
«ith
irti ftbout th n t''
to F lorida for the tra in in g sea,on i l l K anlration, in n o r i d a have, d u rin g ' W r , d
Alm*wtt w ithout exception
F a i n t -In.iiM It*
>
btimans
are
put
on
«
arth
tu
(uitill
mi-iprov e d . var i c i io* of t tu- » pi nc i , •»*. »..ri
c l ea n a n d >lr\ lit nû! untim ely to pick an « Ilú tate I , ,lf. ||ttJl| , U() V(.a r , t aegoniplialicd « « U . - a-w th I »pectci^pf cucii are inti.klaBlons
not
to
bv
happy.'
p o i n t t o a p r ò Ih lo t h e g r o w e r. a»
der a paini i .n.-i-»
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jeam of new spaper i m * ^ , A game Rreat d « t| of benefit to the fruit a n d
11 *h,‘ w,,slern berm.-pin re
d u r t n g »thè lirst y é a r mi a e r o vielded
ei]trised to tli* mte.
b e tw .rn th em a n d a selected t . u m j t n | r k Rr(IVk,.rB (li , |„. stntP
They ” ' :
f a d e r * saw them growing
n in e ty tons of forage
I n thi* extween coal a iii t*-rl of ihr I ondillctri
from the big leagues m ight p ro re in- j havo |irmiKht a b o u t better m eth o d s h‘‘r' a ' ' ' 1
U ''* " '" ‘" " J ......... ring
per i metti S ingle l e a l e - w.-re pllllltid
teresting
The Sentinel would sug- . o( ra rrv ll, K on , h,- » i n d u s t r i e » .,„.1
m
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FIRST NATIONAL RANK ------gest thè follo a mg all »Ulte peli puidi- h a v e in c r e a s « ! tht* pr of i t s, n o t o n l y , I d a , l t ^ l o t ’1' D a m t o t h e ;*■ r i .c ns a m ! a n d t h e a v e r a g e vichi of e u c h was
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Vi Sa tifoni, in the 'Mat' of Florida, at
P itcher, Ed la u n b rig h t. Tam pa engaged in ll.e t.runches ..f farm ing durtng thè la*t iialf eenturv rDot .tti> ; n-ld ni ih.* ti i ir d artd »lice.....(ing rinse nf finsi 111-»*. I lece mili r 11st. 1 9 |t
ye a r* s i m u t d in* d o u b l é t i m i of t h è
T i.'.m e
cntrlier, R o b ert Mentley. represented by them .
interest ha» beeti manifesti d lu-r.
»eeuild
U a e t l f s ut J'i per tot! a» a
|{r«nifrr»
T e m p i Time»; fir»t, base, S Dolio
in thè grow th of cacti (or ornum .m ial
¿j
Dean, .Minrni M etro polis; s e c o n d 1 Chief am ong these organizations is puritosi.. unii tl i» im i, n few year» s t o /k fooil i» t*»t linai e d a» b e i n g a» I xifftt* amt Í »tw-nijr.lv*
* h e h lrx fu ,
'ire*! *f:*l urm>Fyfet|
c h e a p ¡n nlf tifa a l f»
base, Willi» Ridi; T im e s -l'n io n ; tliird th e Plornlu C itrus Exchange which »tr.ee a n y a t t e m p i wa» mudi* lo .■*
1 Si |loh<|vtft«VhretlfM|||t).iq
has Caught the fruit grower* ol t he
* *t hi r
I » *e- *jf*- J‘ .(i ) b | Nj
^
base. Geo. A. MeCInllun. Florida
T h e fa et I hill .
tit w ill grow .it *l $Iffrl-»I - Nff»'li.f 1Î ifftl if" . «»ffI hit Dit i» 1 .
«te a tiew ioniitier.i.il liidu*tr\
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better
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In.» a t t e m p i I..11h.-r HutÌMi.-k wa
erington. Lakelmid T e le g ra m . righi ulmtr-.t. |( Hot quite, every phase of • t h è [llll^)','^
we-t or »o-11h .* r *1 tin rain,
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It has brought aoout
wnt liana
}| 'i *
ficld. S. A. M< Dride. Arcatila New*. the industry
l i o n or 1er It It/.i-r a lid ' ha It I- val I »•*■ %i»r**unt ud|*i •!
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center field, A K T a y lo r, The b e tte r prices for fruit, better transit. iii*' for ... n u n '• p u ri....... I l o t i It
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p o r t a t i m i f aciliti es a n t i b e t t e r r . . „ d i M e r i i t . e i i t m g d u r i n g wi t. h
S ta te: left field. Cha». E Jon«..»
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t Ì (ii t* hi* I¡a 11 Ilev e|i i Jn-d a -¡ittleli-.-- a p i a nt i l . i t • ti. i lid i . !.. V
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tug from tin* work i f the Kxcithngc ’ u<
nf *rn * tri tri In** Ki'-s-r»**
C ham pion stealer, R obert J Holly, have not been confined to it» merit q u a l i t y , B u r b a n k ret*cheti t h e c o u es p e c ia lly a» liti» s t a t e i» r a p i d l y
*1
•*k raising t'u» ,?otf) I*4i■** slid lUihi *’ ut* »
Sanford H e rald , w .rr
boy, \Y It lier» alone but. on tin- contrary, tin rt u s i o n t lint l-n ¡t» o r i g i n a l *t .t*- t h e b e c o m i n g t h e h.Mitu-r
t h a n Alatli
Spinele«5 (Kilridc Fbitki ami *th#*r < «xh
Harris, Yalh > (.. z. u- Kissimmee. lnt| t.pontje„ t growers have lea rite (j i act u» was w ithout th o rn s, a n d had s ta te of the southeast.
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II.AIt i,*
leaves like other vegetation.
HH <*a<'tus "ill eventually be one of the
mascot, W«yi.e J .omas. R iant City I m ore
because of it.
frat i »*• t u l rAjTfvt t Y
f 1,*. *a i \
conclusion i* th a t in u ge» p;t»t th e bnntier crops of tht* state and inan.v 1 fits N * ft *iWlik - 11 1'll *»(ht I<1) I»f
Courier; officiv srorers, C. E. How*
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NnM- «if fwr Natmnal ftank*
a n r tu lo r of th«* riit-iu* lit'catm-ntirimi -. nf l h r
I'1“ 1'*'* " f th*
b
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tte r stock is upperm ost in th e i ■11 î n it
Iaa»aftl! MfiwY | [vm»ve n î**ftl,
u h i r t i tvriH i f m i l i ! l l v
W’l l O f l i I l f F l d f l l U l U l ! | l ) f l •- «ist » h i 1**
Joo Reese, Orlando R ep o rte r Star,
mind»
of
m
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Florida
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Florida Parm er an d H o m i -i-, ki-r I"’ * | . i u
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JOYS OF Col* NT It \ EDITOR
livestock farmers.
T h e main effort
.
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,
. . .
them selves to hea t and drought were im tkt u living with thu asitintunci* ui
g!*41/ recommcod to u*er i o( ink
With skilful brush does Willis il. of, s u c h. a. body,
a t th e s t a r t , sho u ld
.
.......
,
,,
U .M litlr,
to su rv iv e, sacrificing th eir th e now dcitpined and little known
Rowell ol t h e Cloarwuter Sun paint ,he to encourage ,b e tte r ,breeds in all able
.
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(. apitB l ¡Slrsck pa nt in _
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rii.oim).od
,
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leaves because e v a p o r a t i o n , was to o hpinoles* ructUN.
a picture of th e joya of life th a t go classes
Stirpiti,* F u m i
J.'v.UUOuo
of live sto ck a n d the raising . . . .
,
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i
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Unni»* Idtwî {rrìiht*
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* I rapid, a n d gra d u ally develping th e
with tho e d ito r of a sm all country of. feed
•O'
ru ffs fit «* [- t t***“ ,
crops a n d im proved hav a n d , . . .
,
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deadly th o rn s for defense iignmst
I'a h lu ff («raHMr»
P o iH T Ilfl
irTli* f f ^ t á t i i n
‘ (¿d’. ' . i j
daily. It is really a page front old
i !.:*•♦i u
mulAlJT.K noi i»*
► ‘ri»00
(h u n g r y a n im als of the desert
Hav<ìoml pu ft un*
for F lor i da Ifn-ll
m an Rowell’s daily diary; those who grain».
V|«| JJXÌ (fr)lapMI.« •tihf* '
Dl flh**rk
Com bincJ Oft* c
In
o
th
er
live
s
to
ck
sections
been
thornless
once,
tintendenI
l‘m
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a r o l i u r r n u i l a . l ' a r a . KhodfH. t h è \ nknow him can picture him in long
a n J I'ounlain i ‘en
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in I' m * fh »n vO lav •
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grey heard a n d quaint glunss s t a r t t h r o u g h o u t the U nited States ure ry j, lo ri. v, r t to th a t sta te , al rii»u*» Hpei'iu- oí IhiApnluin a n d (îuin*
If • -f it ti ci r i i * I *
S «•” * T ‘
I n k
ing in on th e d a y ’s grind.
Here is found m any different breeders* asso- though it may have hoon million* ..f ••a trr;iì*fc
|,*W'»I
i|i*IWM.l*
1 rii I u :n: i*x* •*\
n a tio n * , in som e case» coniine.I to >(.lir,
,h,. cactu* replaced it*
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n
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tv'ruhn
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b
e r ol tb** C i f t f i » In» I am »If.
th e story of whul it menus to In- a n j
V
Hi »-»0JÄ I P r m i a l l I n k w*iic# m M u r aoviAif i^» « f'"* 1 ■*' 1
on«- breed alone, t h a t
are
responsible
leaves with thickly stu d d e d d e a t h - | t o nearly ¡ill p a r ts ,,f the s t apoi
t e IU
and
« d ito r:
T ri» I
f iTri.Sl** hi It li rvfK'Clally b n l l i o n t . i r a o o t b an I
t „ all kinds of roil*
However, like
“ (Tim e 8 a. m .- T he S u n editor to a gre at extent for th e high g rade dealing spikes.
L aym o in a n d I r l u» »Kow y ou li»r n r w L aitci »tk
c a ttle, hogs and sh ee p for which
For Kt.n c r a , ion(t thl, ubori({inwl of o th e r crops, it makes a better
s ta r ts to w rite nn editorial I W I T H
bottle With the Dew floYv.cooUoJlei.
Huts* of FUifitlsk* County «i Srmioolr,
these sections arc noted.
In the
I. II. K. WhitfifT» CashlsT of thf aloYi^mmrsj
America have used tho cactus in gro w th , and there fore furnishes more
I N A (sw at a fly) C O U P L E OK M
do wlirody •«•■«r" Uimt thf aignr •(«frmrtit
c a ttle breeders’
associations
th e certain of their religious rites, a d p asturage, when planted on good
w tnir io ih*
of m> knonW|v und Mirl.
(telephone) O N T H S T H E L E G IS m em b ers nrp pledged to use t h o r to u lim ited e x te n t certain varieti t soils.
II. F. Will TNF IC Ca» h irr
LA (caller m u st sco t h e editor)
o u g h b re d bulls only, a n d by living have Ireen used in thu (ireparation
f?ab"rri(xrxl und »vom to
Kmlmr II. IC*mI
Para
grass
furnishes
an
«
blindante
T U R E O F T Y E (te le p h o n e ),S T A T E
Iw-for» rw Utk üih diy
H. <>. f'Kn.««
f i r n T m l . F lcriila
u p to their pledge th e y not only
of iaumjufjr» 1^1ft,
I". !\ forKrr
of e rrta in comj>ouiul». One variety 1of good p asturage over a large por(half hour ta k e n to closing a n order
l*l*udr |l, f*mirh,
li rwtor*
s tr e n g th e n their organization hu t
when ea te n so affects the optic lion of South F lorida. It is a grass
Notary f'ublif
(or job w ork) O F F L O R I D A (con
profit individually as a result of the
My raminNnn riftir» «Sur.
1^1 M
nerve t h a t when the eyes aro closed iH-tter ad apted to th e southern |>orference o v er co unty sent m utters)
b e tte r prices th eir a n im als bring on
, th e user sees visions illum inated in I Hon of the s t a t e th a n to th e north
W I L L (phono) C O N V E N E (darn
th e m a rk e t.
»
the brig h test of colors. In
M e x l c e j a n d ’ western p a rts , because it is ¡nt h a t fly) (phone) A N D (m a n pays
T
h
e
r
c
shourll
bo
t
o
d
a
y
in
Florid*
j
am
o
n
g
th
e
poorer
classes
th
e
te n d e r ured more or less by hard frosts,
hia subscription) T H E
USUAL
(m ore job w ork and c o n tra c t made a live stock furnier»’ association, growths of th e o p u n tia variety are ; • Pur a grass will grow on alm ost any
(or a d v e rtise m e n t) ON R I L L S (m on Possibly an org a n iz atio n made up of ¿.n ten raw or m ad e into a salad, or kind of soil, b u t to produce the maxT he . ¡mum yield und to giv«. th«* Ik'si reey paid on account) W I L L RE divisions for cattle, sh ee p und hogs 1 cooked, ns suits th e taste.
.
fruits of m a n y of th e species are j suit* for p as tu ra g e it should lie
.(phone, read advertising c o p y , pass would suffice nt p re s e n t.
F lo rid a oranges a n d grapefruit a r e ' agreeable to tho ta s te , refreshing anti plan ted on moist land. Tins does
on job work, p a y freight bills, nmorc
tiecoming
more fa m o u s a n d in great- nourishing.
T h ro u g h o u t
Mexico not m ean land com pletely covered
subscription money, et$.)
the
op
u
n
tia,
or
t
u
n
a
,
forms
a
consid- with water, b u t on lattil on which
pr
d
e
m
a
n
d
ev
ery
d
a
y
,
largely
bp“ W h a t’ff th o uio. / I t 1« 11 o'clock
cause of tho C itrus E xchange, a n d it erable p a r t of th e diet of the peons crops do not suffer from drought.
Begin all o v e r again'.
“ This is no fanciful p i c t u r e . . . M any is reasonable t o -a s s u m e t h a t Florida T h e fru it is n s ta p le in th e m arket P a ra grass m akes a much ranker
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grow th than does Bermuda.
On
U th e d ay t h a t we do not find time beef, p o rk a n d m u t to n would be stalls.
One specim en of cactus is culti good la n d it will grow to u height of
to finish a single page of c o p y from vastly im proved in q uality, with a
W hen it makes
7 in tho 'mbfining until ten o r eleven resulting increase in d e m a n d a t m uch v a te d i n Mexico a s a host for th e fo u r or. five feet.
b
e
tte
r
prices
if
a
com
plete
organi
sut;h
u
big
growth
the
steins arc as
cochineal
insect,
which
yields
tho
o ’clock.
satio
n
of
l
i
v
e
s
t
o
c
k
farm
ers
could
be
a
rule
hard
a
n
d
woody,
hence it is
brilliant
carm
ine
color
so
useful
in
" T h is U w ritten not b ecause we
form
ed
for
thp
p
urpose
of
im
proving
no
t
of
as
much
value
for
p astu re as
com
m
erce.
T
h
e
juice
of
th
e
fruit
is
o b ject to t h e business, b u t as a
pre
sen
t
conditions.
when
i
t
is
kept
grazed
close
to tho
also
used
as
a
w
ater
coior
for
p
ain
t
alight exeuse f o r 't h e proper m a n n e r
A T 1 :3 0 P. M .
I t Is u p to th e leading stock m en ing an d as a coloring for confec ground.
In which*we som etim es ex press o u r
B erm u d a and P a ra grass are prop
selves, the f a u l t / diction, g r a m m a t of F lo rid a to s t a r t t h e m ovem ent. tionery.
T h e fruit also finds generous uso a g a te d front stem a n d root cuttings.
ical m istakes, th e sequence askew. P rop erly adm in iste red i t will grow in
' ‘Editors of big papers h a v o only nu m b ers. Influence a n d benefits to In tho p re p a ra tio n of jam*, preserves B e rm u d a inay also be propagated
C lo s e in on Sorrento Avc., convenien t to school, church«*
t o grind o u t .th e ir column b r three th e fa rm in g in tere sts of th e sta te , a n d c a k es'o f a jelly like» consistency. by sowing the seed.
business center. T h ese splendid lots will bo sold at « u n io n '•» 'he
Here In Florida wo find a largo highest bidder, absolutely without reserve. T h e chance of a iib-nm*'
Th<«e p re p a ra tio n s are nm ong the
of m a tte r ea ch d a y — no business or alm ost w ithout o th er effort.
n
u
m b e j of species of Paspnlum . A to buy lots for a hom e or in vestm en t. D o not m iss it! KKKI- /
most
prized
delicacies
of
\
Mexico,
office cares—s t u c k back in a secluded
Tho actio n of Sem inole county
corner far from th e m a d d in g crowd. m en in calling a m eeting a t S a n u n d during later d ay s *tn southern n u m b e r of these furnish excellent choice lot and other valuable p re sen ts— FRICK. S o m e b o d y will g n
B u t the e d ito r of the small c o u n try ford on Feb, -4th, d u rin g tho Sem California n cactus candy factory p a s tu ra g e wherever u good sod can them — it m ay be y o u . Banu 00006*113 during* yale by E u s t i s ^andT h e y are p ro p a A big d av! A big tim e! E v e ryb od y invited and e x p e c te d . Term»:
d aily — well, t h a t is a d i f f e r e n t m at- inole C o u n ty Fair, for th e purpose has been utilising a to n of cactus bo established.
..
of form ing a livestock association per week in tho nyipufActure pf a g a te d b y sowing seed.
one-thiru cash; balance, 6 and tw e lv e m onths.
G uinea g ra ss'Is easily injured by
should m eet -with a p ro m p t a n d confection t h a t m a y be said to give
h e a rty response from e v e ry county tho palate a now sensation.- In the cold, hence is o n ly suitable for the
B E N E F IT flN O P U B L IS H E R S
For y e a r s , th o n a w s jiip e r men In t h e a U te . Arrange to bo a t S a n m a n u fa c tu re of th is p ro d u c t the s o u th e rn part of th e sta te . On good
B. H. Hirnlcy,‘ Auctioneer and Sales Mgr.
h t v « b ea r rd v o c x tlr.f th e orgnniza ford F e b ru a ry 4th, 191$.— Florida bixnaga v a rie ty U used. In this in soil i t makes n ra n k growth a n d fur D. H. Spencer, Owner
s ta n c e m a n ’s con q u e st of n a tu re nishes a n abundance« of feed. This
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The Booster* »¡Il gì» to l.nngu m»d
llooNter Trip Poatponed
^
a n d A Ita moni»' t .»J.. > il ih.- rum u d ì
T he Booster trip that u:»a to tak e
p er mi t .
t'hvp' yesterday » a i railed oli on
Seefl Potatola
Vou ean get them are o u n t of the rain and the eirruit
rnurt. The eourt i« no respecter of'
nt U ffler’» Phnne 17
12-'2tc
U ltle H a p p e n i n g s — M e n t i o n
per«o||N alni» alm ul tulli nf l he tinniiBorro»
thè
ninne)
If
iicrcssar)
to
of M a lte r» in B r i e f nllefld thè »ale liimiirrii» ut 4<>»cH'*. era mere riiHcd fnr j 11r \ «erviee T he R E O R G A N I Z A T I O N O K S A N P e rs o n a l H e m s o f
Vour sai Ing* »ili pai gnnd Interest rain kepi thè rem ainder irò in going
TORD <11 R I S I I \ N T E M
In te re st
ind if il.** «nmiit <i.
.»* more la
I I Jt.
P E R \ N < I: I NIO.N
vnrnhle tiiiiiurrt»» t In* e\|H*dit|nn »ili
( lilcki-u* aliti Egg» 4 mi i ;m gel
go tn Long» «ioti and Alta m onte a«
Summary of Ihe Floating Small
t h e m at Letlli-r'a .p iu m e 17
|2-2t
Al .... ..........lock M oii.lay; morning
per scheduli'
T h e wenthnr man
Talk« Succinctly Arranged fur
Mr. and Mr« George \ ll.irt ni «•enti tu Ini ve a special «pile a gai lini at tin i ••iigreg.itiouiil church a niim
Hurried Herald Header«
Statenlwro, Georgia are m ih» eit\ i he fair lino* ieri*
her of Ninhir.l - earn.* t »»»me i.m .
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t h è glle«ta of tlieir i-Mldr«'i' \ | r .
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toget I . r ,t ( |„.
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Ungati
alni
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Ilari
C am p ' ■ reorganise the H t T I
l^roy Giles and E. A. Da via «d
< lirrie Indirled
of Sat . lord
The Jecissjly
u>
Il »ili pai you lo lai In a stock nf
|k e la» firm of Davik & Giles <>l Or------ .
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t,
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...
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The gra n d jury indicted l>. \V "w atch
»ell a» p ra y " has become
•.«do are In thè city a t t e n d i n g court, «upplie« ai to rte li « sa le tomorrow. ..
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.
Unuc aie
.a
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,
u rn e for the m urder in thè lirst de
evident .uni a gnu.I .leal nl enthusi
Everything m arked down li. a mini
M i c h a e l Sbolli a n d
Ju dge Fish
gree for the killing of H. F Hryati. asm » .1—sill»» II.
mum.
n -2 tr
0f pd-and »ere a m o n g the promi
T he homicide was com m itted on
After a brief but inspiring talk byT here not Imi ri g a representative Juno 27th, 1914. i\t the Currieville
nent visi lorn to the eily o n S aturday.
Mr. C am p the following «dicers
m e min* rubi p present ut the meeting , „ r pentine stili n«*r Chuluota.
were eleeied:
After the nrst of J a n u a r y . 1916 I
... ,
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Sunfonl Library Association
y he defendant » II be prosecuted
Pri-sui» i i Mr» \\ T t .ll.ourii
viti not be responsible for any de b t on | h „
, ll(,)((Urn
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A finrney Joseph II Iones.
Tem porary Secretary and Press
-contracted by any person but myJltl} 2m(| m . , „ u , , m
A ll. 3 '
¡.hdsted by P v m e r States A .iorney ..
»,
, W Marties
i*|f. (’. ft H a p p e r s e t t . *
ll-îltr
I m em bers are urgently re.pi.-Med to John <\ Jones. a n d A tlornev G u o rg e 1
Treasurer, Mrs. S. A. l i » i n .
Orange I "a. « with hoops always a t t e n d this a d jo u rn e d in. .tin g ... un- W. beC otte*. while Davis & Giles.
Vi.-e Presidents, one from end. I
In soak, at F. F. D u t t o n ’s.
27-tf
p o r t a n t business is to come up and
<- „ « oblnson of Orlando »UI
church as foil'»*-- Congregutionalisl.
.
T. W. I au uni and J . II. U r nf also election uf ullh-cr». fur the new r<*|>r«-s*«*nI the 'd»*Tlense.
Mrs. A I. Ensm inger; Presbyterian.
year.
Should
the
ease
he railed this Mrs. If \\ Hines. M ethudi-t, Mrs
Oriedo a n among t h e prominent
< E. W A I.K Kit.
week ,\Ir. John C. Jones will he the W. \\ Al.eriiutliy; B ap tist, Mrs. E.
Oviedo residents a t t e n d i n g court this
See’y Pr.» Tein.
urting
states a tto rn e y , us he is now W. Higgers; Episcopal, Mrs. A. D.
week.
43-3tp
ibrving in th e absence of his brother, Key: Catholic, Mrs. Flunk Ma
Limburger cheese, H o llan d her
A ttorney Joseph Jones, w h o . is in honey.
Will Attend Ihe Fair
ring and yeast cakes a t Simon's.
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T h e hoards of t r a d e of Jurkson- Washington City.
37-tf
i* Foil»»wing thv Jftctfftrt M f t c ’A. P . *
.,
.T
he
case
-of
ArnoleB
axter
is*
s
e
t
-Tampa,• O rb m d n r Pfilatka and
Philips
gave an interesting account
‘ Mr.*and Mrs. rfigby" of Brooklyn E ustis have accepted the invitation fiîr Wednesday u n d if trial is entered
of
the
» o rk of the organization
are the guests oftheir son, Col. j , w a t t e n d the Seminole county Fair into »ill prolmhly take up the first
which
»
a
s first formed here some
few
days
of
the
eourt.
'A
r
n
o
ld
is
to
George N. Rigby, the p o p u la r attor- on
4lh nf F(,h ru ttrv . T h „ ,.„m.
time in the eighties, in »hit'll many
I»
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M
ed
on
an
indictm
ent
lor
steala«y of this city.
m itte e sent an in v ita tio n to th e vnr11 o|M rnt.d a hut. hi r of Sanford's best women had labored
Rohe Bros. Pickled Beef. Vou ran ¡o u * trades, bodies several days ago,
1*'1,b
lb
willingly aif.l accomplished much fori
|2-2c w ith the result t h a t many of them
near M aitland, and is charged
‘get it at Lefller's, phone 17
the
cause of tem perance
But the j
with I'Ut.hering and selling cattle
h a v e a eeepte.l a n d signitied their wi,h
fact
(..it
lb»,
organization
had
he»*!.
K W Hector of Salt Luke City
willingness to meet here and take "..I, nher
, r than
, n a " l.i- " ' vn
A num ber
«as in the city y e s te rd a y looking III th e fair
The III, mil be Hoard ^ ‘«»rtecte.l hides am ong the things] dom.-.M lor the past two years, the
kept u|
over the celery fields. He » a s accom ..f T rade Dav and th e Commercial
•>l,"ut the indictm ent members having merely
their ilues, most of them, proves that
panied by (* P. Swope, t h e live real »III act as host lor th e several bodies
,hnl
,M'' " P'lHling for more
it needs new "h in o d " mui «he felt
«state agent of Oviedo. M r. Hector
w ho tfX|a*ct to come here for the fair. than a year.
thnt reorganization » a s necessary.
aspects to locate in S em inole coun
The president thetj culle.I u meet
ty ami »as most favorably impressed
( am p's Fine l.eclitrc
bargains, pieni) of them al V«»ing fnr Jan ‘J l s t at 3 p. m. at the
with all th at he saw in th e celeryA trttge ero»«] greeted finn, Joseph
I ell'« tomorrow.
I.1-2ir
Hnpn-t church to hit.neh the ori.gndelta.
C am p ut thè S tar T h e a tie on S n u
basts.
I t es i s h . . » o f S e a s o n
* da v n i g h t and they »ere must for izatn.i. upon a vw rkmg
Br C I. Hrundnge. Osi efipul !..
P o l l y r*l t h e C i r e n t * a t t h e [ i n p c r i n l
Mr- H i-nry Wi g h t t h e n a n n o u n c e d
First National Hunk H ldg.. Monday. M o n d a y n i g h t » a s l i t e l h n - a i ' . i i i - n « - tuiti»!.». fer Mr C a m p held them b.r
h a d . d r e a d v h e e n pe r
t
»
u
liotirs
or
lintn
»
ith
In»
fio»
of
t
hat
Wednesday a n d F tld n y , 11 a m t.< t i l t i l o l t h e »,•:-.»»,
(I*, a c t '• <«i' . . of or.itorv
: -«r
( m o t h at I In S i ' i m i m l e
and
»
ilIICIs.lis
ferii
l
good
log.
6 p. m
llif
I b e t u m I tie s l . i . u « a » m l p a t r u n
lb- » »ts to s ja-a k on ti'iitpi'ruhrf, j ('out »» Ki.r » hen. I.lcrut un- ».IJ In*1
lie» f D Hunt of A tla n ta . Cu , IZei l .1» It »I n. libi b a v e bi s«It a t o l t h o s e having beoti iiiiltici'd In ionic to Sull- distributed and made the siiggi"ii in the city for a fe» weeks, tnitfl. » h o m i s s e d It l o s t » It H e s s i n g I, . f i r
l . l . l I le . l i s o
tin i. '
U l
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tilt m b e r » l I P I a l l . p . t i g l i b e
I I
to the gr.itili.'ation of lus m t.y O l l e " I l b ' Ill's f l b . , 1 l . i - t I -*
She also li'i.vde the
g . v. thè a a i lo*... »■ a 111.1* le et uri' oli pii si* I Iheie
Polly of the ( ireu» can thè henelit« tn Ite derive.! Irorn r i g h i 1 very appropriali* suggestion lluil^
fririid'
it.-V Hunt, formerly pastor to Sanford
be li» l i . g a n i h.
of the Presbyterian c h u rc h hen has he recommended to at>\ .-it\
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kept
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a ho't "f friends a m o n g all
1 tu* u «l* o l t h è
p i i li|ii
p* .nf i» I..- -1.......ir»«
In I he i l . ur-e booti
churches .111;! all th e people and file) clean, moral ...ol li.gl.lv i i.t. r»,ii'.i'ig of 1.1 s r e lli.i r I » !.. • a ni in.tl I |,< la*si
s 'i l , n i c e r I hi*n sjioki' .1 »orili
M
a itra iti.iu
Ii desirv e s the un inai. ... S.inlurd » a - noi thè olii' » Ilo , of •
are giving Inn. a » a rm weli-onu• ir.igeini'i.l
lo ilo
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F i e r i t h i n g m a r k e d d o w n , nolh in g of I 111* pl-1'pîl .1 »I,.
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Ì! |N AND ABOUT THE CITY
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Roquefort
Cheese
Imperial
Cheese
Pimiento
Sweilzer
Nippy
Deviled
all the time
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Phone 39
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T r u e to n.une Mini from In ..1th», II., out II» II I'llort«
He Is one of tlie be«I speakers that
proli tu- «tori* Kain'.I ander govern
Hunt I»1»pi . lie « - (e . 1. 1! . f.'t »ec d 1 a- g r . i .'d Mi plalfoi m m Sanford
and for our Ir.tdi
h., h »a K l.eor» in many a day ..nd II I» ho| I'll that
,. t
|.r... on
in
a ta g «i rlifvi-ig frei d-.m from !*••» 11
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V) I1se 11
I lie til I I I I r Iill / I I I I*
la..........
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tl Ilf.
Mlnsirel« Tumorrow Night
C ohuriie Minstrel», the hoy» »ho
are too »ell known to reipdre any ad
vertiidng in I In-si' coin urn« »ill be
here tniiiorro» nigi i
' tl"- I m
perm I
Tlie old l a v u ' i l e . I hurley
G ann a ' d Nn I 111 . •
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• U»-n
» ilb l In bell- "ii
• -I ' l * i • tire
Ira n i' 1» np t .. 11• i .
• >. '' . i t
Joe t ..born require«
I la -tag ng
this season is si,n| In be rn * ind <1
Irin tive u nit the u-in.l g.....I a i n
good Hinging and old t u n - iniiisirt-lsy
will he given to the Million*'« T h e
p ara d e and free ronei rt nf noun i'
w otrh the price of adm ission
* <•;
h u m s »ill have a crowded Imu-i- to
morrow night at (lie Im pirutl
McLaurens
it?!*? 1
s »i | i
lid N m l I*»»I iiIim*-
McLaurens
"'"■inn............. _
SANFORD LADIES
4 o » d i s <ir e.il i I ’ i t r . i n i
I|I I Ms liintnfliiw Ditti I un»
Roberts
........... »............
W O M A N ’S C L U B
- The Literature D e p artm en t o f fin
Woman's ('Ini' held its fort nightly
meeting in I hi' l i u t i rollili* Twellt »
eight inellilier« Were pre«ent
Mr»
Mari»
. irtnaii presided
Minute»
of fi'rif.v' me. ling read and ap p ro v i"1.
Mi n 1 « i •
. 11i i , 11.'|.
» .is
d i a « n t o i m p o r t a n t IniHiiie«« ol
t e r n o o n , id ec t io n of otltrer«
Mrmouslv
1 I,,
a!
I
Ii I'hlllpH »as iinai.i
elected c h a i r m a n of depar
Dickinson also
m e n t : -Mrs. Geo.
fleeted
chairm an oí
iinitniinotiHly
m em bership rom m itt«........ . depart
„„•nl
This part l»«dng i-oni-lu<le<L
pi.m* ». re arranged for Literature
ri'cept ion. \s Itii-li »ill Tie tendered
genital d u ll January 27th
M iss»
FoV Sale!, i '
T h re e lot* faring Furl» on Myrtle Mary ( lo-ppell » a s ehuni'M ti* chair
av e n u e and Seventh slrr«-t
I »»-sir Ulan of «leroriitioti rt intuit fee for
ably located fur hotel « r n idcticq bea tit til» ; t ion of dui» rooms for tills
Mrs J
\V Harnes ns
Hcuuliful allude t ri"*. ten >«•.!» old. m casion
no ot h e r ' property lik»- it i> it- ■.Jy • I.; i r u n • ' r. Jn d i m . ni eliminili.
A pply nt onre t»i ¿4 W I *ug
I..t« k of t m e p r e v e n t e d gi vi ng of
p. p«'fH a« »• he«|tileil
25-tic
-How ever, all thoroughly «-ujoy-i-d
II. Y. I*. U. Note* ^
prof. («. L Mjiri*’ talk on P»ych«dO u r B. Y. P. U. l*'**on wu* very ogy
Following thi* the club all
intere sting lust- S un d ay
The s u b journt'd
ject wus Total AlMtinence
Group
No. 3 hud charge nf th«* meeting,
Ii«with Minn Luing leader
The pro "L«**4! this day loitering 'twill
the sam e sto ry
gram w a l as follows:
Tom orrow, and th e next more «liluS c rip tu re Lesson. Mr Howe.
tory
’ In tro d u c tio n , Mi»» Laing
Is th e re still a need for Young Thcn l" ,,ucUion l,ri"K" il" own do*
lays.
Men a n d Young W om en to Fight
Intoxicating And ' ' “ V n,c lo*t '»m enting oVr
the T em ptation*
of
lost days.
Liquor? Mrs. Gatchel.
S p e d a l Song by G ro u p , Florida .is Ar<* >’ou '4* ,‘arnc*t ' *eirc th i*
minute
Going D ry.
j
Thu D anger, of S trong Drink. Mr. " hat * o u ™ d o ' or dre* m y ° u c“ n '
Jinkins.
b,'Jtin “
4 oiiruge lia» gim u s power and magn
T h e Pledge of .Personal Ab«tinance
in it
Mr Thompson.
Only engage, and th en the mind
Dr. Miwusen, one of t h e World's
grows lira ted,
G (eutr«t Arctic Explorei* tells why
,
,
he was lead to take a decided Stand * * * "
“ n.d ..t h " WOrk W“ 1 b° C° m '
ploted.’
Against S tim ulants of nil Kinds, Mr.
— Goethe.
Chase.
' . R i d i n g , Miss Dslsy Hetts.
R ead in g , The South is Going Dry,
Dally Thought,
Times of general calamity and con
Miss L inda Connelly.
All a ro cordially in v ite d to these fusion have ever been productive of
R eporter. • tho greatest minds.—Colton.
! -I
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tion interviewed
visiting «Jelegiites
ol Florida an d
opinion was th a t
Mr
M
. ..it.
..| t h e l o n v e n
uuiLi* u few of the
from various cities
the <-onren*UH of
Sanford ably car
ru I o n t t h e t r v n i g p o s i t i o n a s l.«.»1
t o ' l i e v i s i t i n g d e l e g a i l oo in a iim-t
•
d -I Vb and pr.il ••» » i f ' I n n i "
• . o, i l , t ni ,-r I al n in. n t >. n. m 1111•
ln. . 1.
imi I no
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T h e r e are T im e s When N o th in g Will T a k e Their Place
WHEN T H A T T IM E COM ES, C O M E H ERE
SEM INOLE PHARM ACY
PHONE 275
. I.U ng
I.
TA» Affarti! Drug Stai*
. « -Y J
SANFOWX .EJLA»
=
Courths that k e e p y o u a w a k o at n i g h t a ls o
d istu rb
the s l e e p o f th e rest of tfie fa m ily .
Tboy can be stop p ed In a fe*e in ln b le s w ith
Ballard's
Horehound Syrup
It Is a Remedy of Great Relieving Power
In All Lung and Throat Troubles.
Italtard’a H o r e h o u n d P y r u p conveys n w a n n i n g “ nd rel a xi ng Inf lurarn to the c o n g e s t e d l ungs. H e a t s soreneaa. quiets t l c kj l n g
sensation In tho t h r o a t . s l r e n g U i e n s the voice, loosen« phlegm a n d
relieve* all I r r i t a t e d condi ti ons In t h e t h r o a t a n d lung«. Keep a
bottle lr. the b o u s e . It Is h a n d y t o have when uccdcd and «a.ve*
a world of mi s er y to the per*on nffected
Put Up in T h ree S izes, 25c, 5 0 c and
$1.00 p e r B ottle.
n u y tho 41.00 «Iso. u c o n t a i n s Hvo tlm** as much
as thi» Stic al*p. nnd you Ret w ith each tiottl« a
llrrrlek '« | i v l Pepper 1'oreua P tastrr for llto chest
ST. LOUIS, MO.
PROPRIETOR
JAMCS F. BAU-ARO
f or \Yr«k «tabi or «ore Kyeo, nee «Im b ru e Hr» «at»».
S o t o An
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R t
c o m m i n o i
II eure«.
pbvl
N i.n iM iH .E
Atlantic Coast Line
STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOI TH
.i lieti gali » •li I lie
flo..r a» a representative of the local
p ' 11i-r N*11 i.''i of -»a iifonl h Ia it
t i ri .i .it i I••i i•I.t M.ifi I . • l i - r . i t m u
,,| L ib o r • onventimi » » brut lier
n
If.'
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••i. file a d j o u r n m e n t
We
Hut Equally Important are Pure Drugs and
Reliable Remedies
Vi»11r ci l a l l e li
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Uiusi- I’eoplf Fintine Prom inently in Our D a ily Fives.
AN mini M iss Them if T h e y t'lo t-tl L'p for a Week.
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I lint u t i l i i n i t i d prai»* - I n o d d be
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4 -D A IL Y
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J S' Vevitile
‘No. 8(i
T R A IN S E A S T -4
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S:3()am 5:25am 9:00am
12: IS pm 7:00am 10:29am
2:2l)pin 10:15am 1:35pm
7:55pm 8:00pm 11:50pm
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* Free Reclinini» Chair Cars to Washington, Electric Lighted; Eledric Fans.
Coast Line Florida Mail Carries Local Sleeper lo Savannah.
Slcel Pullman Cars of the Highest Class Operated on All Trains.
We Operale Our Own Dining Car Service. Pullman Reservations and
Informalion.
J. (i. KIRKLAND, I). P. A.,
Hillsboro Hotel. Tampa, Fla.
si»t the «uece.s* that Inis come to
Sit4iford Organize«! Labor I anions I
lor the lliimhed r«Htilts |..ttaiiie<l a» a in design*, inrludjng 'TUu'*t Satu
iu*'1 water m i r k in m nvintu»n »n ford."' Niagara.
Welcome.
G«>«««1
t«-t.vinrnei t the limai union working Night, \nieri. iii Flug. Sunset Í 'linpm - n in j.-.riH ul.ir the p.iinK-r«* . r a i l let of roses and 1 n u m b e r of other
re indebteu to this cluli and all gnrgeou« s«-t pierei». T h e re »ill al»o
i i . r . di ct s
of th e painter« » ¡ » h to lie a gloat amount of oth er novel
• steiul tlo-ir h ea rt) thank« h»r <J"s kind« oí lin-work* that »ill lie won
derful in tlu ir ciiiiHtruetion
Tin*
«**1 -lam e,
«fur worthy presidi ut and olli«-ers mi-rvilou« di .pl i.v »ill h«' shown in
•d l.oi-al N'- .'iJ‘< of F. ini*--« are \ coi nect lull with the log S«-rilllH>le
it Huh.m. president . I I- Mahiir. ( uiiniv V . 1- l"r (nur night«, stariv u e (iri s id e n t. f
I Kuiupli, «i eri-- mg. Wi «Ini-sday.
.jrd.
ta ry : L. L. J o in s , tM-a*ui«-r and dele-, Sanforil will In* lilmed during thi*
gate to Centi.il Lahor I'nion.
Stoninole C ounty Fuir, arrangement-i
The Sanford lo c als a r e a ls o grate have been m a d e »hereb y n motion
ltd to Sanford Aeri.* of Eagle« for tin picture com pany will p u t the town hi
use of their room* and m any other movies,
act« of kindness.
Thu aconc.« of the p ic tu re will he
A. W. FRITOT, D. P. A., 1
138 W. Bay Si., Jacksonville, Fla.
Skl m Crearti
on Oottlea.
A jiovel uii'tlimi of «kliiiiulng nll
liie ere,no frolli milk eoiitultieil in n
botti«' or llk«' v e n e ! i» to unv a Inrgi»
round disk of ruhher whlcli takp* tt
nllghlly eoirnve siiti| h>. It bullig liung
iipnti lhree Ughi aluniinum roda, or
v» lren sitpptr ; t li«' tll»k In eilgew lsc
nini belo» «he «urfare If Mn-n fake»
fin- l! I r
cu a r.l lini !»»• i|ru»n out
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A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E
T R A IN S
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Northbound
Arrive
92 . .4:00 P. M. ..
82
1:18 A. M.
Hi
1016 A. M
80 . 2:22 P. M.
28
8:60 P. M.
. Southbound
91 . 12:28 P. M.
tfJ. . ..2 :0 6 A. M . . . .
89 . 2:10 P. M
85
5:30 P. M.
27 • »•••• • • • • • » .
O viedo
FJf. Arrive
127 Leave
G-u ve
4:05 P. M.
1:33 A M.
11:06 A. M
2:42 I». M.
............. • • •
laid in t h e street«, store*, exhibition
hiiili|ing* und piare* of interini in
Fireworks nl the Fulr
Every night ut th e .fu ir the>e »TII ]] Sunfcsr«I.
be u marvelous display of firework*.
The p icture when com pleted will
This exhibition will he the big fen he shown lit the Slur T h e a tre .
It
No.
12:38 P. M.
, ure o( tht, „¡Tht , Ilir> UM(, wj|| )H. u will th e n be sent to various cities
No.
.2:16 A. M.
No.
2:30 P M.
magnificent triu m p h of pyçotcch- th ro u g h o u t the state for reproduc
No.
5:5i. P. M
nies. Aerial pieces of many b. uu- tion,'show ing the a d v a n ta g e s of San
No.
8:10 A. M.
tiful and wonderful kinds will hr ford.
used, including the Cascade*, the
' No
•• .tn A M
hi m e of e v e ry th in g th a t i« l*»-isu I if ill
Sanford Hoard of Trad«' t o remain
No
t (»0 P. M.
in lire»ork.«
With a m ighty roar .tiie p ro p e rty of this city
See these
L ecabur^
they will propell high into the uir i pici un*« und it will give you an idea
No. 2 1 - Arrive
10:55 A. M.
ningnilirent fountains of liquid lire, ol »h u t will he doin' for Sanford.
No. 24 1 « ve
5:68 P. M.
mingled with counties* star* ol every
No. 168 —A r r i v e ............. 5:20 P. M
The idea is a n interesting o n e .a n d
color. Hou«|Ucl bomb shells whiph
.6:35 A. M.
there is no doubt that t h e prekenta- •No. 157 - G a v e .
will explode high in the air, develop
.T rilb y
on of n local moving p icture will
ing into beautiful bouquets of varied
No. 2 5 - -A r r iv e ............... .1:00 P. M.
atlruct u grout deal of a tte n tio n .
colors. These a n d a great a sso rt
No. 2 4 - -L e a v e .. • .
. .2:25 P. M.
ment of aerial .pieces will bo seen.
Clydo Line Boata
Then there will bo tho marvelous
Great T ru th .'
(Si. Jtkas Riv»r )
.- - fancy set pieces, some of these will "Ho who plays tho Tool will miss 1 AtTivo 10:00 A.M. Leave |1:30 A.M.
Ae prize.”— Aesop.
1
#»•bv 100 feet long and be marvelous].-1
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THE SANTORO HERALD
January h
re g istration of birth s in the United
S ta te s a n d particularly in Florida.
This necessity ia being
rcconixed
by th e Federal g o v e r n m e n t • to th e
j, e x te n t t h a t the C h ild re n ’« Bureau in
S T A T E BOARD O F HEALTH
* W ashington if calling for a census
of th e children born In 1d 14. This
m e corpora.e limits «.
Tho 1|ock< br^ der ln, b „ on ^
m to om t e on > ••**|ing a n d carefully preserving a com- I d u ty of taking such a n enum eration
**lrt
t(> fTlaln 1,1,1
plete a n d officially a tte s te d record of • has been patriotically undertaken in
Florida by the w om en, tor it seem»
' ‘ " ' ' ‘ " ,TI ” ' r' 1-1 the |>edigree of his h tg h -b ie d r a t tle
m h Florida
No i.roph- ,,
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th
a t the men have failed »o far.
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. He doesn t care en o u g h about the
ed to foretell th e fate of __ ____
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....
.
T
h e H ealth D e p a rtm e n t of the
.
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pedigree of his own child to have it.
ihe s t a n d , supinely with of |(> mak|l „ „ m a t t „ of re ro rd . to F ed eratio n of W om en’s Clubs has
an< ^)f‘rrn' , * r - 1
|>e preserved for Its own protection come to the rescue a n d under the
C to t*e diverted from her and. ,I or .nis.
,
« . . .th e stockm
. ,
And
an is leadership of Dr Ellen Lowell Steit-arer to mi*»
her
t
hr
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r
e
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, )VJt like the re«t of his fellow Amer- v> Hi. c h a i r m a n ot t h e d e p a r t m e n t
!«• for her
Forewarned leans.
,
-r.
.. ,, ,
i h e F.nghshman
is ♦ more par: ( ha* set one day of th e current week
licular. and the family line some- to count th e children u n d er one year
*'
times m ay he i raced hack to the old. R epresentative wom en in every
city, tow n and ham let a n d rural sec
,
. .
, .
tim e of the N orm an C onquest,
ker* Association
. . . .
tion have been selected to agther
J a n . 1«.— T h e Florida t " k at a
t h e . facts in their com m unities, to
Cooperative Association
T h e •verlaaring question of utility, t a b u l a t e th e results a n d forward
im oted and soon promdollars and cents, stan d s in the th e m to Dr. Stevens w ho will further
reality. Hedge* of *tock »»>’• a n d most of th e problems of a r ra n g e them in t a b u l a r form and
E. W. Stiles
J H Booth
pan> have lieen t r a d e , o r ‘*l It J** h s v r to 4»e figured l a c k send th e results to t h e b u reau at
I [). Hart
j r a r y l*oard of direetbrs *° , h i* basis. Most Am ericans know W ashington and to th e Florida" Hiion and Son
•hosen. with Andre van som ething about th eir gran d p are n ts; . S t a t e B oard of H ealth.
M. D. Gatcbel & Son Ed Foster
as president.
a *ew «»n go a g eneration further
B ut t h a t the work of l.hf*e_j»atrim inent men. th e Osceola bark, bu t they are lost beyond th a t :
otic wom en shall b ring most useful
it a n d Truck Growers. I*rhaj»s preferring t o follow the
results it is necessary t h a t they shall
local farmers and pro- warning of old Tom H ood at>out gohave th e h earty cooperation of Flor
xcking the organization
fu rth e r up the line,
ida m others.
Unless th is shall be
ra t h a t it will m e t n a
T h e utility aide of b irth r e g is tr a - given, th is splendid effort to better
movement a n d t h e form- tlon h a s two features. O n e is the social a n d economic conditions will
e gom pany t h a t will not p ro te c tio n 'o f the> child, In establish<4 it* objevt»
stuff produretKetocU'Omtrm&'Bn*! pVtttfr*W 'hjw
t h a t F lorida women shall give every
4tio&*~
-arehouses. canning fac- the line of descent as proof of legit* assistance freely a n d p ro m p tly .
*oatktnd to pu t the business iroacy; in fixing th e d a te of birth
It is understood t h a t this censusn i !»
'owers and producers on * nti e x a ct age of th e individual for tak in g of Florida babies is to lx- kept
c tkm
e system .
! !>** p rotection under th e child labor up each year by the w om en's organ
an y will have a capital I»»»; >n determ ining school age. to ization. T h e sureess of the under
protect th e girl u n d e r th e age-of- tak in g this year will m ean much for
consent laws, and for m an y other ! fu tu re years and will establish a
purfHwe*
working bast* for increasing!} greater
A nother feature i* t h e relation of result* in the future
health a n d economic condition» to
the s t a t e in fixing its biMh rate.
v ’ •N «'w I se for P in e S traw
straw was free to an}»
C om plete vttxl sta tis tic s , including
The men who cAn afford to have raking, and if a farmer
records of births a n d d e a th s and of large stables and kennels are huyin cl*« to do. he would ►
prevailing diseases, are essentially in pine straw for lid d in g for their ani- for his hire, ehsiging •
connection with the highest economic mals
They huve found that the loarF. To a consider,
welfare o f . t h e c o m m u n ity * o r of the pine straw ha* no insects, the *inrll J» *\ill tru»- of ih»■
0\* CL I i>93
state Itself
The n u m b e r of deaths soothes
t h e . nerves of th e anoimal*. but pine straw i*
BUILDING
in a n y section within a given period t h a t it
leaves (heir coat* tieek ami own
It t* n n • •
determ ine inferential!} a n d directly glo*' \
m o d i * a ml t r •
it- healthfulness, its rno*t im portant
August HHmont m a rv e led that hi* to t.«■ larg»- .»i *t
asset
A knowledge, even approxi hor»«« am i »log* were in bett»-i health C learw ater Sun
mately ac cu ra te , of t h e numtier of and looked l»etter urul were tractbirth« i« vsstlv im p o rta n t in mart} .»t.le wt,en south and t.e a t t n i uted
JACK R abbit
w a )‘ (■»•Mile that of suggesting the it to th e pine straw !»*dding. ."mj he
Cracks in l»o
v
CARS
degree* of m fmli'ty of th e country has a stan<ling oril»*r for clean pine
R there 1« an 'ic'»
11'elf T h e alarming)} low birth rate s t r a w it ..........
li;- • ■ig tw r ar. on
■ •■
ill F ranc e during recent decades ,f o ,,l l o w i n g «uit. at,d. tile pine *tfuw iii up W n i l a cell,» a* : .
egg In *»ti «!i ,v|,| .i
ha» been accepted a» stro n g evidence •lustr} i* growing
It promises t»» „„ ,
s m o o t h and
of a corresponding decline. in F'r«-nrh *»e a most profitable mean* of u*ing pasterni(.k
St; ,, ,,,
morals.
a w a s t e product
|m „ p„rfi,.*.t
i
C O U N T T H E B A B IE S
R E C O L L E C T IO N S O F A P IO N E E R
A FORMER RESIDENT OF THE CH I'L l OTA SECTION
W RITES INTERESTING LETTER
First the Mijls family
T h e following le tte r from a pion■ month*.
eer of this county now residing in » h o w e i l u p with a pa i r of twin*
u#-* n
C alifornia will be in tere stin g . «-*p*-< - • Kirjg an d
Then th e Phillips brothers,
¡ally as it include* several articles
w ritte n for the O rlando Record in C harles and Frank or ra ther Mrs.
1887 before there were a n y dailies Charles and Mr* F'rank added a
h ea lth y girl hahy each to the com -,
in T a m p a :
T w e n t y nine years ago there was ing throng
Josh Jar<>!>* a n d wife rarne up
“ so m e th in g doing" in O rlando und
Vicinity, as witness th e” proof con wmiling a little later on with a t»eau-i
ta in e d in enclosed a rtic le from m y tiful girl hahy.
F'rank Simmon* an d wife, to keep
{K^n, which, if agreeable, {»lease print
in th e Herald as “ a n c ie n t history.” up with the fashoin. supplied a girl
t h a t m a y l»e of interest to y our m any ha by.
readefV
T hen comes
blushing,
modest
Oct. 10. Ihfcl. myself a n d family Gaia- Long an»i Mollie his wife with
a rriv e d a t Orlando, o v er tw o streak* a d au g h ter who may some ’day,
of rust th a t spanned S anford and fifteen or twent} years hence, break
O rla n d o , tw e n ty -tw o rnllea. compris som e young m a n ’s heart all|to sm ash.
ing all of the narrow g au g e raileaty
And then ap p e a re d C a rp e n te r Clif
then, in existence in s o u t h Florida. to n . “ airly in th e m orning.” a t the
W hat strides in d e v e lo p m e n t have village store. In urgent search of.
l»ecn born since these d ay s, where sa fe ty pin* a n d sweet scented soap.
•*experience was unfolding the cer W h y ?
Because his wife had just
t a in ty of fruition.
presented him with an heiress to pin
T o M r. M ahlon Gove, a life long u p a n d keep washed. On th e sam e
n ew sp a p er m an (whom I knew for d a y G ra n d fa th e r Price was o h - 1
years before ho gettled in O rlando is serv ed stepping high, as though
d ue m u c h credit ( a ^ a.'waLiunug.,*«» troaMpi» aw wffd* xunmr.tr timam - owe
v ,> '*Tnfrrrit *fh 'Grange c o u n ty a n d so u th s lip p e ry boulders, alt on account of j
ern F lorida generally, t h ro u g h the th e sam e girl b a b y — the first gra n d
effective m edium of T h e R eporter, child!
having pu rc h ased the “ p l a n t " in
E ph Brown and Julia his spouse
1880.
(e verybody 'k now s
good
natured
K indly re tu rn me th e copy en- Flphi, not to he o u td o n e by their *closed, as it belongs in m y scrap C h u lu o ta neighbors, felt it to he
book com prising m any clipping* re th eir d u ty to show this com m unity
lating to O range county a n d Florida t h a t they could have a baby girl
a n d they did!
M illedgc T a n n e r and wife, just
over the big creek did not propose to
be counted o u t of th e universal re- 1
tu r n s and are harboring a young
s tra n g e r of -the male persuasion..
T h e n , to cap th e climax. *»* it were
»Mr. am i Sir* Willi* C h andler have
U*en protecting twins since S atu rd ay
last, June l ‘i.
S o y o u see. if l in* s t a t e of t h i ng *
1* t o he continued a new *t}le of
m ultiplication table will become an
im p e ra tiv e necessity, es|»erially a*
T h o m a s Owen. John S tephen, Jam»**
b u t why a n tic ip a te ? Invitations
are ex tende d to a n y inventive g»-niii*
to utter a new " t a b l e ” q u i r k 1
KKoNl.OK HATt HKK
1
Let M e T e l l Vou!
O r l a n d o will s o o n Ih* e n v i r o n e d In
r a i l r o a d * which will in<>*( «•ffertively
r u t nil her r et a i l t r a d e a n d c r i p p l e
b r r pr«»»|*»M l i v e
wfitileoale
trade
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FLORIDA
h -1 3 t h ,
1915
Embracing -Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, Domestic Arts .and Crafts
with exhibits of Stock, Hogs and Poultry, and the products of South Florida. Rac
ing, Polo, Sports, Aeroplanes, Lectures and Entertainments of all kinds
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F o r Inform ation or Prem ium List, Address
H. H. DICKSON, President
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T H E SANFORD-HERALD
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[fûAl ADVERIISING
NOTICE
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*Aï»n th»t lh» *nn«»l
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..frkWd.ni ut Ih* Santon)
— tU* °*
«Ht b* h»ld »1 O»»
jt* * ; * 'V ( cm,!.nv .( S.»f0rd. Florid..
i0<*
2 nd d»y n* F»bru»ry. 1*1*.
î T r — J* l k'-y ñ, Io, Ib« purpo«. Jl oUrl-
»tt»» *. V. ,i>.i lor «b» lr.n*»rtlon of «urh
WL f 7 ^ ~ - *• m*y b* h,ou*hl brl° "
B«tlel
K 0
WJUTNEV.
Laura Jean Libbeu’s
Talks on
Heart T o d í c s
H»rr«l»«y
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t r a n c e . Of t he m s e l v e s , t h e s e I n c i d e n t s
a r o of s ma ll m o m e n t to him. but w h e n
t h o girl c a r el e s s l y r e c o u n t s t o his
s w e e th e a r t that tho lover she ha s
s u c h conf ide nce In h a s b e e n bea u lug
h e r h o me f rom e v e n i n g affairs, t a k i n g
w a l k s wi t h her, s e n d i n g h e r flowers,
h o r faith tn hi m Is s h a k e n to Its
foundation
H e mny e xpl ai n i h e m a t
t e r f rankly, but t h a t la not s . y t n g
h e r fears o r e s t r o u n d le s s , a n d f o r e v e r
s e t at rest.
T h a w o m a n who b el ieve s h e r t r u s t
b e t r a y e d a l w a y s h a r b o r s a d o u b t In
her heart
T hi s Is t ho bl i gh t i ng f ro st
t h a t s o o n e r or l a t e r kills love
If t h e
h e a r t lie d i s t u r b e d In Its love d r e a m .
It c a n n e v e r a f t e r w a r d s b e a t w i t h t h o
s a m e Joyous r h y t h m .
It Is a l w a y s
w i s e s t a n d b e s t f or a l o v e r t o e x p l a i n
a t t ho t i m e b e i ng Just how ( h l a o r
t h a t o c c u r r e n c e took place, t h a t h e
m a y h a v e h e r vi e ws on t h o s u b je ct .
H e r conf l de nce Is w o r t h e v e r y t h i n g t o
hi m.
W i t h It a h a p p y f u t u r e Is a s
s u r e d for t h e m
W i t h o u t it, t h e i r lives
will d r i f t a p a r t .
L o s t Is (he w h o l e
worl d t o hi m If h e p o s s e e sc s n o t t h o
^ewel of h e r confidence.
P A G E SEVEN
Its!
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INK INK INK
(Ocmaht. 1914, by th. MtOut« N«v«ar Sr»JteU»J
SlIKElFF'E SALE
IN H O N O R ’8 GRI P.
I. b«r»by gt*»n t h . l by viMu» ol
n «ni ol »irrullon i—utng out ..I
I*»« "/I* ,«.» .. .I ol th« Circuit Couri
If you a rr too wrak to Journ-y
M*
Circuit ol Ib- 81.1o oj
Up th- mnunlnlt] at -r p nnd hlrh.
**"V.b L. *nJ ,0» 8-mlnolo ( uunty. d . l . d
Tou
«tnnd within the vall.y.
dx»«l J . n u . r y . 1 9 1 » 1» t h . t cor
Ib* ‘A j í (hrfrio pondlng whoroln WU.on
While the multltudea go by
Frriilltrr Comp.oy, i corpor.tlon
You can chnnt In happy in.aaur*
* t *!,* b, í9 .nd Fr.nktln F. D.vl. * m
Aa they alowly pnaa along
T5*,S«t I b«** I»»*«! u P°n
f“» “ »Tho' they may forget the ginger
¡•^¿Ürlbód propcrty ol t h . d . l . nd . n t ,
T h . y will not f o r g n t hr aong
M ííí F
«nd »M •*" t h . . . m
joot ol t h . Coutily Court Hou.o
¡f'XrJi»«»* ‘'»usly. "í>»ld»J « »«níorrt.
It Is n o t unu a u n l for n me rr y, tight*
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*Atlorn»> lor Plñintiff.
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a n d t h e i r engage
I hold It tru«- w h s t s' - r btsfall.
I f-el It when I sorrow most'.
m e n t follows.
*Tls belter to have loved and lost
t . Cm H W C.«aly Ju d ie . 8 . « l « . l . C.unty
Aa t h o old say
Thun never to hav* loved at nil.
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q ui c k t o fall out c a n with e i t h e r h e r dal ly t a s k s o r
J ! r « n C . t on t h . a i lh d . y ol March,
‘ a O lil i. I -hall apply to t b . Ilonor.bl.
again!"
Another h n r love affairs, sho s h o u l d n o t fall In
O O.' Herring. Judie oí . . id Court. aa J n d f .
girl,
or.
p e p t o I n m e n l a l l o n and g r i e v e If t h e y go
ü Probat» 1er my lln.l dlach.rec a. Admin*
uir at of I* T A . ol t h . . . t . t . ol Helen.
chance.
a n o t h er w r ong.
CkariiVr darr.ted: . n d that at th- a.m«
y o u n g m a n comes
I «III prrirnl my final account, aa
In r e g a r d to eve n t h e d u t i e s s h e
AdBlnlUrai'ir. C. T. A., ol aald ratal«, and
upon t h e scene, k n o w s bes t how to p e r f o r m . It Is c o m
«.k lor tb»'> approvai.
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lit* o r s h e Is morn f or t i ng lor her to h e a r t h a t m i s t a k e s
It.trd April
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JOHN
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o u r t e o u s to the will h a p p e n eve n In t h e bes t of f a m
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* it.» r >i• tr ni H-lcna Krhnrldrr, <J-r-»acd. s t r a n g e r t h a n I he (K-cnston d em a n d s
ilies
It Is q ui t e a s t r u e t h a t love a f
ài » It.
Il Ï4. 12-22, M l , 2-23
J e a l o u s y ar ises, nn d a I nver * lyn:trr>-l f ai r s tile whole world o v e r IlHV«' not
fellows
T h e r e is ;t p a r t i n g iif the r u n stniMitlih
If s h e h a s a u u u r r e l
wavs
wi t h h«‘r h>*nr ami he goes off In u
Always U n p ro fita b le.
huff, w h e n sin- «its d o w n a n d t h i n k s
T h i s does not s e e m to e n d t h e com t h e m a t t e r . o v e r , n i n e t i m e s o u t of
In labor as In life,' t h e r e c a n bn no
p a c t w h i c h e a c h e n t e r e d Into so t e n s h e b l a m e s h e r s e l f
(Anting Tho t h i e f Hlenls f r om himS h e g oe s
thoughtlessly
recklessly
Neit her o v e r t h e whole affair c a r e f u l l y W h e n
»elf. The s wi ndl e r s w i n d l e s hims elf .
feels p o s s e ss e d of t h e r i ght to i n- In» saitl lie coul d not c onm lltfl fol l ow
—Emerson
c o u r a g e a n o t h e r love
T w o ent er ed ing vi e wi ng hut suibhnr iif y ri’fiism! t o
Into llle het rnl h.il e e m p u i t
It t intk give I he reas«|tt whv s h e - h m i hl n t
i wn iii m a k e ti i >ne i a n n u l t. .n. lie
h a v e jtiinpeil it t h - «'«uiilusion t h a t
soli' p r l v liege nf h r >'11 king It ii tn!.* s he was going with -*ime o t h e r girl.
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lint Inali li a f e api •«* hlatm- Me m
111ii 11 sin- di se nt e r s to Ite rapa t i l i ' of
selves bi t t er l y for bei ng s«i foolish a»
«miden a n d u n f o re s ee n o h s l l n a c y 11«*
lb allow tlnmisi-lves tu In Ik o that 1(
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Dentists
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hauti w h e n t h e h e a r t «he-s noi go ih’ss , e v e n if t h e y a f e b e t r o t h e d .
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In a w hi l e t h a t e v e n t h e m o a t ronscl- men, w h o s e b u s i n e s s It Is to g o t o
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A R C H IT E C T
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V e r y o f t e n d e s i g n e r « in big p o t
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Again, a very l ar ge n u m b e r of
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BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
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Communication» for thin C olum n Should h r Marked "Society Editor” , or
Phoned to M rs . R. A. Terheun, Phonr 203
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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Harney
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For Sale or Kent C lie ap - 71, \
afire farm, all tiled, l wo g< * * ‘
wells. N e ar Beck Ibitnim,0l'k siatio.
Fenced nnd good barn
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Apply W I.
Bobbins N est Hotel
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For
R e n t— Two lug
stores
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All Local A d v er tise m en ts Under E ast First street. J<>,. Ht.yjorit
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This H ead in g T H R E E C E N T S a Coca Cola C om pany
Line For Each Insertion. M inim um
Rooms for R en t T i r . ,
wnfu;.
Charge 25 Cents.
nishnd rooms well locati-,!
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Hri dge Luncheon
pronunciation of words, affording a
A CHIEL I S A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D FAITH,
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A ch a rm in g event of t h e mid period of am u sin g fun an d ed uca
“ H E ’LL P R E N T ' E M ” — S O SA Y S §A U N T E K E R .
winter s e a s o n was the a t tr a c tiv e tional am usem ent. A delicious salad
i o o t i D o a a o a o o o o a o Q a a a o a o a o o o a a a o a o o o a a o a a a o o a a a o o o o o o o bridge lu n ch eo n ui the hom e of Mrs. course was served, consisting pf fruit
1n<iuir»
a t 206 T h i r d St.
D. L. T h r a s h e r on M o n d a y , with salad, banq u e t'w afe rs, dinner biscuit,
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T h e Arcadia Enterprise has made th e P resbyterian church would lec
Mrs. T h ra s h e r a n d Mrs. W. E. Wat olives, coffee a n d cream.
Enjoying
Nicely furnished rooms at m
a m ost excellent suggestion to the tu re on " T h e y S aid ” .last S u n d a y son hostesses to the m em bers of the
tho hojpitality of Miss Devlin were
East F o u rth St.
cffoct that a Newcomer*' Day he m orning I a tte n d e d the services for Every W eek a n d Auction Bridge Mesdu mes Dingee,:i9-8tp
Peck,
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held In th a t city.
This Idea, it I have also lectured on this s u b je c t Clups and a t e w other friends. The K innon, B. A. H ow ard, Holly, D u For R e n t — Tw o .furnished room»/
see m s, originated In Cedar R apids, m an y times in Tho Herald. I e x
charm of sim plicity p e r v a d e d the Bosc. C. C. Woodruff and F. L.
If you wish to sell y our Sanford G entlem en preferred.
Mr* R y
Io w a , where it has been carried ou t pected som ething ¿bod and I was decorations of t h e rooms, w h ic h were Woodruff.
property or exchange it for Cleve Tolar, 807 Magnolia.
m o s t successfully, with the result not disappointed for Dr. B row nlee very a t t r a c t i v e with their vase s and
land, Ohio pro p e rty com m unicate
t h a t new residents have im m ediately gavo the most clear and forceful
bowls of cut flowers. A te m p tin g
Letter Huby Contest
with Wm. J. Wilson, No. 1113 WilFor R e n t— One nice ht-Urcum n j
b ee n made to feel contented a n d a t serm on on th e evils of gossip t h a t I
four course luncheon was
d a in tily
T h e com m ittee a t work on th e liarpson Bldg., C lev elan d ,'O h io .
kitchen.
210 French Ave. 10-atp
It was a serm o n
l/bme, and a t t h e same tim e the have ever heard.
served.
M is . W. I). H o ld e n was B etter Baby C o n test th u t will be
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t
h
a
t
could
be
ta
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n
home
by
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y
m unicipality has been advertised
For R e n t— Cottage for , a|e n
winner of t h e Every W eek prise, held Feh. 6 lh re p o rt progress a n d
b ro a d c a s t th ro u g h o u t the lund as " a one who heard it for all of us a r e
For
Sale
in
W
inter
G
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rd
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n
—
Large
rent.
J. Musson.
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, two pairs of w hite silk hose. The an enthusiastic interest in th e con
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c ity with a soul.”
Here is a plan too prone to rep eat th e evil and n o n e . . .
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Auction B ridge prise was Won by test. There is h u t little inform ation 2 sto ry 6 room house, repainted,,
w hich might well he adopted by of the good things we hear a b o u t ;
Mrs. 8 , E. B a r r e t t . This wits a love to giVe out as y e t but m others who one acre land, h a m . $2 , 100, cash or
After he had given
N e w Smyrna to ad v a n ta g e.
The our neighbors.
ly fancy silk workbag. M rs. Anno propose to enter their babies in the terms. F. J. Hill, W inter G atden,
E n te rp rise speaks very interestingly the lecture to th e grown folks he
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was presented with a m e m o ra n d u m contest, wra urgud - to ■warrfF T h e Florida.
of th e Cedaf R apids idea ns follows; supplem en ted it by talking “t o t h o
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tablet, the consolation priae. Guests H e rald for f u i t h e r announcem ent.
I n Cedar! R a p id s the D oard of little folks a n d with th e aid of t h r e e
For
Sale—
Five
Wlflte'
W
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a
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d
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tte
Good
ta
b
le
hoard
at
Mrs.
R.
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of this h a p p y occasion w e re MesInform ation .will be given with rcf-‘
T r a d e carries a continuous adv e r- sifters he told of th e m anner in
‘ duuics 0 . \V^ U j a d * , iL, L - e UaLne% «ounce i u M a m i n a t i o n '« n t l ' rrpptfap- Jtavkarola. H u * P a c k a rd . >R x -D r Hr < nest, 20 C- PfSTV-irretme.- *
iu tUu. uuWfcpwpaia asking w h ic h . U m» children ■‘ should
. [LaVerne H u r t , Geo. B ishop, S. E. tion blanks will be furnished a n d Sanford.
He first brought to light
e a c h newcomer to call and register. gossip.
W a n te d — W ork on farm by y0UC(
Barrett, Sr., S. E. Barrett, J r . , C. 0. sen t out hy t h e com m ittee.
All
T h e y thon give him a badge which th e large flour sifter cnlled “ T r u t h ”
For Salo
white mnn. Experience on northrta
M cLaughlin, C. M. Vorce, M ar mimes of co n te s ta n ts should be sent
rn n in u i» hi« n a m e a n d it is u n d e r a n d told them to always sift t h e
O verland T ouring C ar. thoroughly fruit farm . Alvin Decker, J i r b o j .
garet Barnes, T . A. Neal, Forrest to Mrs. John Meisch, cha irm an of
sto o d t h a t ail ettixens when th e y see s to ry th ro u g h t h a t first. He th e n
overhauled,
good ru n n in g order.
ville, Florida.
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Lakej W. D. Holden, W. II. Anno. B etter Baby C o n te s t C om m ittee.
a person wearing t h e badge of the hrouglit ou t a sm aller one called
Underwood
T
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w
rite
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No.
4,
G. F. S m ith, It A. N e w m an , Sam Hubies are eligible from six m o n th s
Lost Gold pin. major'* gold |rlj
new comer are to give him th e glad “ K indness” a n d told them to tr y
I,
uel Puleaton, A. P. Cop nelly, II W to three years old. T he com m ittee first ¿'Ians condition
h a n d and the welcom e smile.
t h a t next on the s to ry and hv»i tin* Herndon a n d F. L. Miller a n d Miss
(>m " O nk IIniter' T o p Desk, nearly | lnl*linin'
' " liiri' r f¡n*
have been requested to e n te r the
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it
11‘iivi» at iii*ral<l nfln»«
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If th e y can do a n y t h i n g to sm ooth very small s ifter called "Is it neces Fish.
winners from Seminole county in t h e l ,,ru’life's pathway for him they do it. s a r y " a n d told them the story would
One Walnut Flat Desk, old style.
W antetl To ex. fi n... ...» ,¡„t
O rlando Mid W inter Fair C ontest
If he wants to re n t a house, p u r never get through the meshes of
Due
Plant
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H
orse
C
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to
r,
talking
inurbine ...........
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T h e contest for t h e Seminole C o u n ty
chase property, is in need of cred it.! t h a t sifter and if th e y would use nil
pruetically
new.
w i t h o u t inacliine, (or .** io.te jifiryu
The young ladles of St. Agnes Fair is open to ail eligible hables of
work, friends or a n y accom m odation three of these stra in e rs (or the s t o r Guild were delightfully e n t e r t a i n e d Sem inole county.
One P uinter Fcrtilixer Dilli.
piano records.
Enquire at Herold
.
Seven Barrels, for sprayIiig mix- oftìco.
a n y w h e re , the new com er gets e v e ry ies they heard u h o u t an y one th e by Miss S a lo m e H am pton a t the
17-tfr
stories would not g o t. any f a r t h e r home of Mrs. S. O. Hhinholaor, M on
tìures.
t h i n g t h a t he is due.
l /'rrtonnf A/nil ion
Wantetl Gentlemen runnier« j t
On Newcomers D a y the women th a n tho first person.
l.ot Hoes a n d iither tool».
day afternoon.
Two new rnejnhers
Mrs.
A. L. D orm an a n d little folks
tir» Hunt F o u rth Si
Dr. Brownlee ulso read the poem
M|.
n a k e ti their business to call on new
Thirty-five
h
u
ndred
Celihage
were added to th e roll. M is. Spicer have gone to laikehtnd for a two
com ers who live in their im m ediate of Ella Wheeler Wilcox on the g rin t an d Mrs Tillt*
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rate*.
Olives, s a n d wirfie*.
Fourni liid'l 11o 11, 11>
Mr*
D orm an's
family of " T h e y Said and Ills e x p o hot chocolate a n d the in ev itab le moiit lit*‘ \i*ii iu
If you want a hargullt in nny uf i r may have . 1 • ■
vicinity
mot
her
I
a
consequence
t
fiere
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a
thè a lo. ve «¡di 011 or a d d i e-* < t
T h e school children uru also im sition of this num erous family was mint* were s e r v e d
The girl* of >t
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11 \gties neVi-r ellpi;. ,i m enu till'* forlorn and h o n u h * .................. . it.- U oodrufl. Suiiford. I la
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pressed with I he spirit and bid a the best i Iml I have i ver heard
Herald
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welcom e to all of t h e new pupil*, e n w.t* 'a h»ss in tin. p.iipfe nf .Sit!ford ■‘tntfii* ‘ h av e n conspicuous pL»<c
U ..
U .1hi I
fior Siili’ Wholesale *hippllig (re-fi
d e a v o rin g I I I m a k e them feel nl t h a t t h e y c o u l d nut all !<•■ ppM-tit i n oil the table.
Miss
H am p to n T
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e
friend*
of
Mr
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Mr*.
Miles
ti
lde
m
a
n
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w ater fi-.lt hu.'ine**. 111! lu.ling t.-h
home, Aloofness vanishes, loneliness hear lid* lecture, for it was good in guest* were Mr* Braxton I'erhie*.
\ 1 u m|* wit 1 rt-i' r 1i Ill fi-.. r Dim
I l . - r r ’, (, . ■ I i.
gives way to hu m an love, and help- every pari i n d a r und I >r Urownln i* Mrs Spjc.-r, Mi*s*.s M . m Ii . h i .
li.'t fi t tuli.’ aiid g . 'uhi.e Ialini la Mr i limi» 1* tlr>|
fl> ill .it In*
ful ha mis bridge g re a t gulf* of pride -11 ^M' «oagrat ulule«! *»n bringing these K m Walker, l.ucille and Frances
a!so li.*h house, eie. Inquin* ol
Io
Lost B e t w .
Ijft
Ito me on H est Kirnt street . Mr.
Desert-S of em otion are made lo I Kreut t r u t h s hom e to the people, Aspinwull.
Vincent
'JU tfe
C!mode Ogrntn a n d 7 o<* ( 'll til 1» hus 1.....> ill Í
a 1111 IF;
1\ trr»! mn ft »h«
blossom like the rose; waste places in E very one needs this lesson
\\
MllllHull
T h e I.' V'. meeting will I■» ¡nul iIt tIf I -I- • 1* 1i-llllTI .1llil'il lor fit*
He
(■or Saie 1 n r ip Farm of '* acre*, of hey
d e s o la le béait* are m ade green, and **11 talk too much without *.i;.nig field -ii lie- h o m e nf Mr* Hraxi* 1
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n-i «t x •T> .
l ' t ( lieti, house an d otti building*,
any't hing
sorrow and sighing flee away.
M U!
i'erklll*. with
l-s-i /.or
wìih gruwim; 1rop*
Easy terni*
H e re is a m unicipality flavored
hostess .
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with friendship a city, with a soul.
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H e a rin g th at Dr Brownlee
f i'u r s a l t o r T r . u l M u m ! . r»l
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out thè cotintry. advi*e huihler* io ! * • i n r.,g I t oi i r * in ' i h . *luiil>
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go uln-ad w i t h w Ii .i I i m t l' ui l i li ng Ho o k * . Iie-itlt- l i u l i h l i n g hrtittk* o f t h è
II mi for .1 M M Ha y ne*. 11er aid -, a III .f u f• , * •
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The l.um bertnuii j.i\*
I UHtn-»i Trig, • Hi*
filiti eie e F r a n k . D i g a S i i m i t i . t i r e t v o r — p u rity — c risp n e ss
M i s s Estelle L e w i s o| L o n g w o o d
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For Sale, (ornato Plinti* ,rt.flW).Tho " B u ild N o w " campaign for cheti Schultz,
Salden
W illiam s; « 11* th. e gues t. of, Mr * (too.
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— w h o l c s o m c n c s s . All
Slujip
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th e sou th launched ut Atlanta a p M e ttre W. I T h ig p en Kniest Holts- oli I ill I lei gl i l * f u r - o \ e r a l d a y s l.t-t mill l . l v i n g ' t o l l * t i t u b e . !ri n i l un x i l
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f o r 5 c e n t s , in t h e
4 l Tu*** *»t #
gin soil
?1 .1ft io r in
\l*u hentli| A rth u r
pears now to he m aking good pro- h o h l e r . I I > Robert H
week.
m o is t u r e - p r o o f package.
quaite.r* fur sweet potuto *ll|>* I It
j gross, n n d to have already .worked V o well
I *.» 1 1* . M i r ’ *i«x. f i l a
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I he move ougli' to he h e l p e d « ÍMIf t I» 'A11j l' I \ U >!fi* n[ ! hi ir I*! MHI li ■* lia
M.
They left th è Im iti no Sunti,iy a n d Laurei a x . u i u In ‘i-g .. r !.. alni
Sanford l odgi- * o 1..’, I >
along in every possible way all ttvt-r New Knglltltd s u p p e r s I I I the H ynes lor a vtsit of soventi d.tys with Miss one fine 10 uere celery farm two
third
Communication ex.-rx
tho s o u th .
It o u g h t to he ht*l|w>tl ! block S a tu rd a y afternoon a n d evon- Anni« Hawkins on Celery a ventiti. miles west and nSar .First street. Thtintlay« ..it 7 *1 ‘ \
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ns m uch ns possible b y a "d o it ing of this week. Home baked bean*
"Wt-lcOlIU
.
Will sell both at hail tric e If ynii
fih
O i. Taylor
n o w ” policy on th e part of all to w n s brow n bread a n d all the e tc e te r a s
Mr. Climi.* Me* Tory of Ih-Lund, waul to get rltmbb v, ..r tiiurcx'*
S". re'
anti cities with respect to municipal ' w-UI be sruxerl a t moderate cost
tonogr;.jilu-r "f t b*> circuit i «,iirt i* worth cali quick
im provem ent* a n d « •.tensions, i *| h*.
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f i r e n t fi a v e n u .
r e g i s t e r e d ..I t i l e R n h b l l i * Newt
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lout ht«*l. being -et'loU-ly I rip].It'd fi'p ,,11 i iti et I a Ih Ito-ti I ni I 8e I ITI p e l Ut Í
Mr
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KOK KENT
G raham C r a c k er s
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¡a more failure to m a rk e t at normal l heutre l iicsday, January Jfi fu r th c l has boon v is i ti ng hi* «iMor, Mr*
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A food fo r every* d a y .
' pricen an ininu use yield t<f one ol benefit of the c h u r c h fund T h e play Marx i
Retif r oe left for J.i. k * on \ i l l .
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S o t t i ! imi«* * f i a t i l i r J . i
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will in. taken from the Hoosior
C risp , d e l i e i p u s nnd
her 'Tops is *hence* t absurdity
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, , , ¡S um iay to uttem i the
Masonit
fi'er Rent 2 n u e front rooms, . Meets every finT and 1 <
-d*y
All ovor the c o u n try , but now boro . »»choolmaater, w in ch 1.1 enough m V1' I Uril llf, Imdge.
Mr. Archibald in n with ev ery convenience.
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Apply to in each month. I very.
s tr e n g t h e n in g . - F r esh
:
vi'.rd
m ore t h a n in tho s o u th , tho wf in H,,ro
success.
10
loonier
y-second Degree Mnson
*418 Oiik avonuii.
40-8t(i
his Stur in tlm f‘a*t ur
b a k e d and f r e s h de
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h » p b » .**.* » • - « * • •
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liv e r ed . io c e n ts.
A l i . - I I»
l'or Rent
Rooms w it li hoard, ’
to depress business -and dam pen tho “ ‘ ''J»*' lo v d > mUH‘,c u "^
’doestric."
P ojiuspirits of tho. jienjilo far more t h a n
to t h e "<
ioor-!:tti-t f
----------Mrs. Duncan C am pbell, who ha* 70;l Palm etto.
thero was ever a n y sense in or o x - l , u r '’rico* W,U Pr9 V k il
been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Phoenix Lodge No .*>, b
fi’or
Rent
F urnished
rooms,
cuso for.
Anna Woodburn left Sunday foi her
,
..
r* ,,
Meets seen ml urd "iiri;
rooms single or ensulte.
Call at NWting L . i i g h t - -•■
I t is tim e for ail ol us to wake up. j „ A, 1 \ ho ,I " 7 *3rml J hu,Mlo>*’ J n "; homo in Tam pa.
*1 Mill*
Herald office for particulars. 42-4p |f. McLaulin
crawl front beneath
th e s tru c tu re 2 « th lh®
n e jia r tm e n t will
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nnd
S.
erected by th a t pale architect, f e a r . !
charming lit ilo college p l a y or
Mr. am i Mrs. D on Peabody .‘r e
fi’or Rent— Several nice office
n n d vigorously fail on whatever of j musical comedy
P r e t t y Polly P rim - turned "to T avares S a tu rd ay , en )
rooms
over YfcwelPs. E nquire N. P
leg itim a te u n d e rta k in g lies before us. r OB®‘
rell>
« > l* ,,n'' 0 ’
Sanford l.t»dj;e N.t - t 11 11 I
route to their future home ut Ocala. YoweJI & Co.
32-tf
.
,,
ford s most a t t r a c t i v e utpl p o p u l a r
M i''ts.cvery Mun<l.iy
T here is
not only noth in g now to ^
The
, rjsh
,, a p o ,lulttr
wait for, h u t ev ery good reason on y Q u n f marrled la(Jy w,)0 hn„ a l r e a d y V Mrs. L. I). Bryan of Wrightsvilie,
For Rent 3 J u n u .h c d rooms for
síngleuiry' ''
\\ 11 W
N. U.
e a rth for going a h e a d with every
on lh o Sanford s ta g e . Ga., is visiting her daughter, M rs. housekeeping, 611 Oi.k Ave. 4 2 -2 tp '
Secretary
kind of needed building and im O ther jmrts have been successfully R. M. Mason.
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pro v e m e n t.
And th e sooner the c a s t and th e re hearsals prom ise a
For R ent— Five room house niceGate City Camp No f. " "
b e tte r . T h o m an who p u ts off build fine e n te rta in m e n t.
Meets second anil fourth \Vriin»*d*J
Mr. T. A. Vincent and m other, ly furnished.
Electric lights, tele
ing nny s o rt of n house lor b(x
Mrs. E. E. Vincent, accom panied hy phone, good b a m , chicken yard and nights iu each month.
F L. Miller
J Fm o n th s will pay 10 per cent more
A delightful new bis*
Mr. R. S. Wood m otored over from
C alled O S
Clerk
Council I orlimi*»
for
all
his
m
aterial.
If
ho
puta
it
Inverness
S
aturday,
enroute
to
‘ cult, with a rich and
I t has been d e e m e d ail visa bio to
Raines as Miss Irene B ra d y waa.hpe
■<v
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‘
1
off for a y e a r he will p a y 25 per ce n t call off Dr. T . 1A. Neal's ad d ress to Miami.
,
...
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of' SanfotM's most popular girls.
delicious cocoanut fla
United Brotherhood of l srpcnl«* *
fnoro.
Joiners of America
t h e Welfare D e p a r t m e n t WcdiVesday
vor. Crisp and always
T h e te never was a tim e when th e afternoon in view of the fset t h a t a
Sanford
Local Union No. 1«51 ro .
Miss Laura Fish re tu rn ed S unday
fresh. 10 cents.
Mrs. Aylett Fitta, J r., and a t t r a c from a delightful visit in DcLand.
building season o u g h t to open u p largo part of th o exhibit used a t th e
first and thirtl Thursday nlgbt
o'clock in the Eagles’ Rail
earlier or be more vigorously pre-« H e a lth Association meeting a t J a c k tive little daughter, M a r th a returned
J. W. 0 . Singletary,
J- M[/
Friday
from
a
delightful
visit
to
I'rcsideB*
e c u t e d . ^ f ^ M l -VS-sonville will he o n display d u rin g th o
7Mr. Roy Symea a n d fam ily formed
Bec’y-Treas.
L V
T h e sav in g to be effected In lu m Seminole C o u n t y Fair.
It la be New S m yrna.
a congenial p a rty t h a t m otored to
ber alone should c o n stitu te am ple lieved th at D r. N e a l ’s subject will
B. P. O. E. Saniord Lodge I2H
Orlando, W inter Garden, Oukiand
Mrs. Bessie' Hill arriv e d S a tu rd a y and Ocoee on Sunday.
in centive to build this year, and as be of more v a lu e a n d interest, a f t e r
Meet first and third Wednesds)
soon In th o year as possible.
a t corner of First St. und 1 almci }1
seeing this e x h i b i t .
Through th o from N ew York to m ake her fu tu re ' V
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TT— r*
•
T .y lo r
g .L .J jS * ,
courttrsy iif Dr. N e a l the address will home in Sanford. " She will re sid e t7 Mrs. D. C. Venabld an d Mrs. 0 . L. Tsylor
Secretary
with her sister, Mrs. M. C. Savage. Louise King of A tlanta, Gn.. m other
be
given
later
i
n
s
t
e
a
d
of
to
m
o
rro
w
End Ancient Office.
a n d a u n t of Mrs. Geo. Venable ace The U k c B reeic Connell No. 31 Jul‘u
Tho town's bellman ia ^ functionary (W ednesday) a f te r n o o n as a t first
The
friends
of
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
C.
.E.
visiting the family of M r. Venable.
who has come d o w n 'w lth the history planned.
Order Unlled Amerlcsn Mt'<‘h*nlf*p<
Henry will be pleased to hear of t h e
of various ancient communities for
Meets every Wednesday at
continued Im provem ent in th e c o n
tfftra. Patrick B andy is visiting M., in the City Hall. • YW*»"*
hundreds of y e a ra .'b u t Stirling (Eng
Sev~8*v> Cfu 6
H. Smith. Bee. land) town council recently resolved
A delightful m e e tin g of the Sew - dition of their dau g h ter, Ethel, who friends and relatives a t Clerm ont are welcome. . C.
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to abolish the office. It was decided Sew Club was h e ld a t tho ho m e of has been so Ui with typhoid fsver. for several weeka.
t vr*.
Celery City Aerie No. I *53
.
to aak th a t th e bell be returned by Ui M r s . ^ F . L t W o o d ru ff Friday a f t e r
■
M
eeting
every
Tuesday
mgh‘
»
p resent holder,' and If h e 'a employed
Mrs. M . L. Raines of T am p a is
Mr. Jarafts G ranger ia spending
n o o n , with M iswgM am ie Dsvlin t h e
by third parties to m ake announce
the guest of her m o th e r. Mrs. 0 . W. th e week Ilf Sanford, the-gueat of his
ch
arm
ing
young
hostess.
ments, th a t h e provide • bell for him*
Worthy President
Secrt»**
Interest c e n te re d In th s c o r re c t Brady a t tb s Sanford House. M rs. m other.
self.
’ •
rtr.
j!
FOR SALE
|l
j!
WANTED
U needa B is c u it
SNAPAROONS
ifis r t
ÉtròK Btli^A tffrtfcìv
f.
�ir
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THEY ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3 r d ,-Ith, 5th and 6th, 1915
SEMI
• TH E SA N F O R D H E R A L D " “"5
-WEEKLY,
AND FRIDAYS
/ A S A M I'T J R D — L ife I ' W mtii I .w in^
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. J W I \ l ( \ 22. I9!5
VOLUME VI
SO
14.
metits of counsel retired to their
Prominent Author in tin- Cil\
7-1
room to consider thi- verdict
Tint
Dr II Benue hum p, one of the
I jury here « * n open court and
h a d in g Sunday school uuthofilirs of
stated thi*y i-ould not reach a verdict
the south, whose home is Dallas,
the rourt here ordered a mt-i-truil
Texas, hus just closed a week’s in
Court adjourned to T u esday,
stitu te for the training of Sunday
school workers at the Haptist church, S E M I N O L E FAIR WILL H A V E
A g r e a t n u m b e r o f c a s e s Jail. IIUli, !• o'clock a m.
State of Floiidn vs. l’cter Adkins,
tjutte a huge clans will receive diplo
have b e e n d is p o s e d
SPE C IA L D A Y FOR T H E
Chns. M cCain, alias Chus. Galloway,
mas at the Sunday school on next
OF T l l i u W EEK
FLORIDA R O O S T E R S '
m inder in the first degree
On mo
Sunday morning a» a result of the
tion nt ac ting state attorney a scvweek’s work. In th e opinion of Mr
Circuit court has been .grinding e r a n ir t? Iiereli> grunted in the above
The Seminole C ounty Fair AssoB eaucham p tin- Bapti.sts here have
this
week
with
accustom
ed
!
styled
cause.
Conies
now
ijie
derfhtiun
has invited the B oards of
one
the
host
n-gulated
Sunday
»tray
The
following
cnsmt
were
uji
1
(emlitnl.
Chns
Mi
Cam.
alias
Chas.
Trade
of
th e various cities of F lor
schools
In
the
south.
He
gives
his
vítor.
and dt*po*e(l of:
Galloway, attended by bis attorney.
best endorsement ol the plan of the ida to come to Sanford during th e
State of Florida vs. Jesse Mar- Geo. N. Rigby, also i nines acting
new building nuw\ nearing comple Seminole C o u n ty Fajr- and u p to
low. on motion of acting state u tto r- state a llo t ney, John C lunea and
tion and has taken notes of m any date the following letters have been
nfy a nolle pros»* entered.
A. K. Powers, who prosecutes for
items, in ordei to pass them JtJong received from the secretaries:
State of Florida vs. George (Jor the s ta te a n d the defendant saying
to »o»th
TI he
T a m p a , H a ., Jan. 14, 1915.
iU W
L 'n n
4
LI M V /'Iiie l'
n iee rr oSunday
m i . i u y fcjioola.
ri (m ois.
n e uDapupdon, shooting into dwelling house.
lie was re a d y for trial. Como twelve W I L L !B E T H E ATTRACTION A* K r R A I R A N I H L L AT ' tint S u n d a y school is m anaged large- Mr. C. It. Walker, 'President S em ON T H E F O U R T H OF
On motion of acting s ta te a tto rn e y good a n d lawful men to serve as
M E E T l N i t Oh ( I I I
ly by the superintendent, Hon. Jno.
inole
, nolle prosse entered.
jurors to-w il: \Y. \V, Hrady, G. hi. _
C
OUKW
ILv-:*
».
,>l.WsIvnkut**n»w
aujwm tTfuietJtjt>\J t>
• o c* i
o
j : k : rfffiíi / 'f r r - f c - w i i l t f t
----------- V<
¡ George Bullard' ns secretary and
ffrlfTP
In reply to y o u r kind fuvor of th e
don, aggravated assault.
George O tto Kelz, T. I). Hartley. I,. W.
The city council
met in regular
!Vllil’ Trittïorri aa prim ary superThe E U»tía Hand will he here
c
Cordon being arraigned in open Luther, T. \V. Prevali, 1>. K Halt, during the Seminole C o u n ty Fair, session Jan l* th 1915, at 7 :.10 p nt. intendent. Mr. Hyman,- the pastor, | Ith in«t., I urn much pleased to
court in his own person, a tte n d e d
ha« !»••»•ti (or several lour-* a Sunday advise you th a t your com m unication
C ontinued on Page I
coming on Eustis Day, Felt. 4th
Present.
H
W
Herndon,
president
was brought to the attention of our
by his attorney; niso comes John C
The Kustis Hand has been an o r \V \\ Miernnthy, K C Maxwell, J school specialist.
Hoard of G overnots on the 13th
Jones, acting s ta te atto rn e y , who
i
ganization ever since Ponce de Leon Adum*, J D IJaviMin
Ahtaen, II
in»t., and th ey directed me to assuro
prosecutes for the state, and the de
discovered Fort Mason and they E. TolaV und C 11 Dingee
you that wo appreciate your i n v i ta
fendant being nirnigned in open
have always had it first class organi
tion and will use our best efforts to
The minute« of Die la«t iii»ietiiig
court plead guilty.
Sentence one
zation
For many years Billy Sen- wer»- r>;.»|
9
have u re p resentative body of men
' yesr ot *500.00
cole has been the lender and under
from
theis organization during y our
A Pet i t ion «i gn ed h> (, \\ s p e n
State nf Florida vs Charles M i )o% splendid leadership the hand is
fair period and particularly d u rin g
cer
anti
twelve
others
asking
for
u
Csmm. alias Chas. (»alloway, m u r S E M I N O L E 'S O L D E S T RANK better and luggei th a n ever und if
T am pa Day.
der in lirsl degree. Comes now the
they come to Sanford during the nre plug at the intersection of vither S T A T K A S S O C IA T IO N W O U L D
IS IN A F IR S T -C L A S S
P
a
rk
avenue
or
Dak
avenue
»nd
W ishing'you great success in th is,
defendant, Char. M cC am m , alias
lair we will see th a t th ey get a good
M A K E T R U N K L IN E S
C O N D IT I O N
I am,
Chas. Galloway, a tte n d e d by his
hot lunch and no cold lmn<|ueiH. Tw'«‘lfth s tre it wan received and of
IN FL O R ID A
Your» very truly,
attorney, Geo. N. Rigby, also comes
The following lette* of acceptance m oiion referred tu lire com m ittee
The regular annual meeting of the is from Mr Sencole
The hnls for Die «anitiiry servivo
L P D IC K IE ,
John C. Jones who prosecutes for
(or II., y ear i '* 15 won- lln-n opi-nod
l'Io- dtr»'ci a n d d e t i n u e p u r p o s e
S ecretary.
the state, and the defendant being stockholders- of The Fir»l N.itiomil
Kustis, Fl;l . Ian 'Jo, 11115
Kustis, Fla.. Jan. 12.
arraigned in open court pleads not Hank of Sanford was held in its Henry II Marks, Director General and thè bid ni K K Itrady for of I In- Fl ori da Stai»* G o o d R o a d s
*2.“ un on lor «tn-. l >wi • pttig nini A.«« or í n f l ou , salii h D Miller. pr»«c President Walker »>f the S em inole
han king rooms on Tue»d.*>
Ian- I Seimmde County Fair, Siuiíurd
guilty in the indictm ent
I
il
il
r
y
I2Di
being
i
liL
‘
J
Tt
h
u-ceittig
hauìh.K
n»t»t SI 1d p, ; huck»'i por nidi« ni Dii Associati mi. Ill reply IO
t'ou niy Fair Assiu-ia’f ioh:
State of Florida vs, S \ Hal
i Iie.tr >o
j
Ilf
this
I'llarjn
1er
lOtHencd
.it,.,
the
i|tn
'
ii
'*
Di»
lowi-si
M
m
o
d
nini
un
ui'iuiry
rimile
l»y
u
represioitalive
Dei* r Sir
tint, unlawful Intercourse with »m
\ o u r s ol t i n “ l i t h in- i t o ha ml
u p o n behalf of Kustis will say
unmarried female under the afe of organiza!ion »if the h.mk u iv r twenty an d m reply will say l li al it will he m ci" -lui Di.it ilo- bid of Mr Itr.nlv n( Dus paper. "I« l" «toure iiftton by
■• I 1■■d and that the • 11V .i l Die coming legislature which a ill th at Ku«ti* th an k s you for tin- kind
IS years (’nines now the defendant. •teven years ago, and n i» worthy of i pli-.i-ur»- f»»r t h e F us t i * t ' o i i c i t I tu
1»è* n -1r iu 1»•>1 it» |*r. par»* t hi ■re.it»' n >tate Highway D e part invitation to a t t e n d the fair a n d wo
to
li
*
•
olo
'
L.il
1
InSamuel \ llalhird in his own proper n,,,r'* Dian passing
B j Io I t o a 1»e n d t h e S emi l ló le I olilily
l
till
I
tir-t
lli**et
contra»
t.
• ta rrie d
ment and (ilaoe the construction and will endeavor to do so upon th e d a y
person, uttellded by Ills u ttorney, ! pr»-sldmg olln'er ••(
I hull o n Kus t i s Day, a n d wV a r e m i l k
ing.
Mr
F
11
Rand,
presided
at
in.lint l'iiiiin *• nf malli toad« und»»' tiielit unied mid a tte n d ill a body.
\
•
l
i
•
»■•iti.
n
n
*»rtin.
I’.l !’
Geo G. Herring; also comes Jno ('
ing e ve rv ' (f ort t o > o n n ,
I ludicve
W ticlicv»' tu l he eounty fair a nd
Jone. a. ling state atto rn e y , who I lu» r»*« e r. I meet l IIg ti.» v . r■. h»*»- n 1 a m *.i!• n. - n y i i i g y o u m a y look a in • . iit hi TIZI h k! tile ,>iuiltl • i u 11. U « la t o su por vistan
prosecutes for the stat»- and Ihe ile- elected pr»—ldetit. winch po-ituo, h< (or o u r or gani , -at loti in Satil ori l o n Pel» p* »*tnl- .tini ’]'• legr.tph G u . t»>
So v er ni c nunt les ui I lur ida h a v e •fili do all we culi tu (usler l he
movement in Florida
and
m a i n t a i n i««ucd bonds and bulli a consider
fendaiit being arraigned in open ha» hi I'l continuously -in.......rg.iin
Dial day a n d also a g o o d d, l e g a l hn^ con - i r t u l O p er al i
And further. -M r 1- —P ( r e m I h» Kustis c i t i z e n s h i p
l N KENNEDY.
court
Pleads not guilty to the i n r.anon
Inn - .»I t e l e p h o n e a n d t c l e g r n p h u p o n able mileage of good r onds
In
ForstiT. who was then elected casti
M ìi y or
dictment
i *to*» i-ss m Dus a f- aim g ml u n d e r Do p u h l n r oad« ma n« i l l sl a ncos tin* lack of I millin'H i-h ing
ier and secretary lias been s o re fair 1 *m
•
,
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h
i
g
h
w
a
.
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nf
l
In.
t
t
y
•
•
I
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tir*»
«ir»
lion« t h r o u g h toiintii-« not
Slate nf Florida vs Denis Lovelai Asini * ili»1. Fla
l a n 11, 1 9 1 5
la rv "f the hoard »luring .ill the •
»I
lloróla
atol lo ac.|ii,r»- gn-s«i * •- j ■r * . »*t - 1 « th»- liilh*«! use a n d Mr i
Sai
\ 1 ir- r. i C Dull*
hie, alias Deni« Hump ton. grand
It Walker. l’re* Siuninole
v e n t s a n d s»-r\»d I'll 1* it >a | .o il .
op» • n ai d m u n i t a l a lin»-« "f tele hon» lit ot Do* i m p r o v e d ro,* « t o Die
\\ I .' I \ t wl.K
U p cm.
Sunii- as t h e o t h e r s Pleads
Cmioty Fair. Suolonl, hlu
a t the meeting of t h»' I Jill
ph. • ••and o t h e r t e l e p h o n e pr opi-r ty i om m u mi ie **Inoli lindi and pani
I
hro»
lor
not guilty t o t h e i n d i e i m e i i t .
1leu r Sir Soon ,ift»*r the ills,y.| roil- fr •■»■/.»
of lie Sanier»! T e l e p h o n e « •* . now lor them
, State of Flollda vs Wilson Blair,
W•• hi* ve y»mr v» r , klud in v ita
of III»- early nitiell»»*, finding that
lo .i r,-•I m lie -»i r e i, „ nd pu hie
(•■rni,in* Hanl I u p l a n d
larceny
On motion of s ta le attur
Good r fui iis **IÜ Mia ke 1 lurid, Don ol lanuur> ID h , and Dmnk yuu
ui i i.tpit.il ol the hunk, i lien *5u
I
I ■lo,I
J '
Raid«
f r o m p.| i . • « cf I I • ' l l * ol >a n l o rd . I l o t
nr* the above cause is lirrelij tr.ii ■
At thè »arliost jnisDie winter jila* g r o u n d of A me r i c a lor thè suini
OOOIMI. w... I.ifgi-r tllall lie» iie»l, .1 lutslde aircraft on urri-d Wednesdny id.I. anil I" authorize Die Sanford
fcried to iutility ju d g e s t-miri and
They will il-o make a mi ul 11pi lcv I '»«t >I*■« momeni ilo» m ailer w di !,<•
w a « r e d u c e d line half mill ÍJJl.HhHIIO night al A armoVif'h ( ‘ruiner. San
I i h-plioio * o l e «ell ill of ll« t»di
bond tixeil at *101)11(1
I III II ol 1 1« Irmi and vegetahles and brmight tu l hi- attentim i ul thè govll. • old i , . - h p a n i over
lo t h e *to< k dr High.i in.
phone
bn**. p**les anil wire-, und other food«! ufi production
I
luiist
ati
titl
t,
Hi-.ich.im,
*
Stale ol Florida Vs. I> M t nri I••,
They «•ruing body, and they will decide na
honors.
o th e r i»*b |ihiiiii' property, in Die will eu use Do
Dcr«inghum and Kingslyn
murder In the first degiee.
Pleads
esta hlis h meni nf to ropresentntiv es from this nrgr nWIll'll I toDuring lh»»«e year*
I l o laid« h Sv'all s h o r t l y a l l e r « «i r. »*t « a n d put»In phu i * ol Do* , i l * gl »MI i*4i t r ing „ m l p r oMT V tilg »• tut»- t z a t l mi ¡ti ) i Mt r fmr.
not guilty
A* soon ns
wer»
-lowly
o coo k il I d lasleil u n t i l I 1
I wo ••I S u n l or d, t lot olii, to i lie S oi Uh i' rn
State id Florida vs Arnold llux * it r o » gru w m g «m t mu«
n t « lor tin- c m i « t i m p t i o t i of D i i » t» iloti»-, w»- hall In- glad to add»*«t r m t ion win- ki l l ed at Y a r m o u t h i m a n e n d It. II T e h pitoni e n d T» l»gr; | h I on*
Die
ter. lareeny o( an anim al
Case r »•covering from
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1 1" . « ill u p f u *i-> * •
idi
I ir-i V ,
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called and set lor T h u rsd a y . Jan ’I
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the advertisem ents ol real* estati’
which our people turned Dour a t
So
far
es
cali
he
learncd
live
or
furnish
(In*
city
with
another
lire
e
n
M. Brown, T. J. B rannon, A. T
cum pa nies. They uri* pleased WIt ll
Lakeland, Flu . Jan I 8. 1915.
_ t
Geiger,
C. MofTntt,- F ran k Giles, tention. Slowly hut surely Sanford «ix w* re kilh-d in ufi Die ruids and gin«'* Aitimi was postponed.
t hi1 ((»ll it itf 1 11i*‘ po«»i
I
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vinti
,
1
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It Walker.
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lo t .1loi ita «■•inni ti il (li ber woundeil
has
regained
all
thaï
*
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ll
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\ !.dille« o!
\ co m m n l'te; loo from
\
W. E White. F. L. Miller, (J \\
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. .in o,i .if )•('< -I Die iiotltd . c c li r at el y
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gri got»1
ilo ¡.I U el w re ** 'i hi n a hilndr ;
(Kll, If \ Howard. J M I ong. f ^ surplus, lo it
I I >»*•(! 1lit- it i.i 111 r *». »! * Und» r sent .it l *• « her» at our fair the l u i
II in inn n * M.n « r git l u t i
il*« •■; I indoli
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I» Dl.vi., 1 . | |l Kuliells, \ l. of f.',ll.mm (III, i»l I gin,*
»Inte eu j*«-r *istott
I?*loll will iti no , wtse lowing week.
g t ot .11
f Til,mil) lit*, the 1-rg' -i **o
Columbia, >. i .. Jail. 22
Ge»trg«
ll; - • J < l urtin, II F. Wheeler,
I would Ktiggi-st th at you •writ«» ' to
lesen
th
e
demand
for county roa d s
B P« r kins who i» being tro-d L« r<
^ • W. Btady, l). G. Monroe, -Joe i of a n y hank in the county
Great Ftre«i*rks Di pia.* at F i l
It will link»* their n«ie»»ll> m ore K. R Schurmtin, who is the m a n
T*1*’ busin«*»* of The hu i N. Donai
Petnandex,
J. H. Lawson, Homer!
o n e of the g reatest pyrotechnic in fed»-ral »«»urt I«*r the Killing of .ippuretrt
At the »unie tini" the ager ol our fair unti extend the invi1 W R Ilium: t. »»( J; » 1- o n ' ill*-.
i» i shows a h u a ithy incren«*», and with di-pl.ys i*»r **i t r.easei! in this o t
. NichoUon. C. D. Couch, O
» ngtlieeflng servi»-»»«' of the State tn tutti 0 buri mul bis t »sociales, if
ltj , |„. sdite will he »een en. I, ** Itili- at «en III Novatllher, staled Highway Depart inetti will he nt the you Ini 1e not Iready done »'».
t Herndon. R. Mime, J. A. Allison, J. thj- ne« blnoii and the new
L. Partin, L. T. H u n t, J, A. Aket- brought j n t o eoiut.ittu.i with it. >’> ,,vi.lljl(|{ u , Sanford, during S<-m t o d a y t h a t h*> d i d n ' t ri tti» n:lo-r t he sir* I......... the »umili*'» for infoi ina
Very cordially y »tur».
Mo «leeiTtbed lu- liiJhlctilii ('utility Fair. T h e ., fireworks ki l l i ng
Ixrul, J D C hittenden, W. W Aher- th e sal»1 of lliw tie** -lock, it i« f'li
A J iiitr.u u i m i Y .
li mi ami ad vite a» to un t ho da and
„ ni>l 8Mjnk, to An of t he I I n i n s a n d «.‘l a i mini t h a t llu* d r u g h<- III.iteri I« whVil run he used to t Im
nal,iy, J. M Allison, O tto Kel/., th a t Its o p p o rtu n ity lor useiutness 1»
Secretary
J. R Richards. J. K. Forkea, P. K. greatly increased.
mere Rom an candle or sky rocket h n d t a k e n for hei. d a c h e h a d utr- best t »Ivantage and with the great
D e a l », Flu., Jan . 18, 1915
At the last meeting held »in the variety but 'it will be a wonderful b . i l u n ee d hi m
Redditt. W. A. Le filer, W. M. Colest rro n o iu ) in tun given Iniulitv
Mr t* It Walker, President, S« in12th
the boar*M«*f thrietor« was tn- an«! glorious exhibition of all that
k*’1» J- W. L uthei, Rex Packard,
imile ( 'o n nty Fair. St* f-*rd, Fh*.
• I>- I) Caldwell. D. K. H art. W. II creaaod to seven, and th»- following ¡« beautiful and novel in firework«
Will Mme t barge of Kennels
Dear Sir.
Riulcr.on, A. R. Key, D. E. Hurt, w«Te elected to *erve (or the vest Wondeftul aerial Imml»», tiller ret.i h
Af.ir* I’hagan’» Mother >lle»
Your favor I I th wu* presented a t
Th»Herald
take«
pi*
usure
in
a
n
Frederic II. Kami, h I' l o r s p r . p g se-erul hundred lent in the air
.
R e r i h » F. Pi Forster. David
\ suit for ten our annual meeting *».. he l.ltli t nd
Äthin», i J .,11 JJ
nouncing
th
a
t
II
G
Dieterich.
I
<*«l
«Peer. O T. Pearson, C. L. Flo we:#. S. O. Chase, Tin'** J Miller 1 A s*ill relear«» gorgeous canopies of
i nu n a Rt r of i h r
V iikiiiiu C a r o l i n a
flnU»rii
*** Itlfd etu lui.-iiast¡rally received.
J- M. Jacobs, Joe D e M o n l, A. L. B rum ley, T. 1. Httwkin» and B ! feathery plume* in the richest color
Nutional
Wednesday
ug:.l»ist
thi
A «pedal vote of th an k s paa»«*d a t
t lie it mi cml Co., of t h ih ri I y h u a bin*n
ing Some will display gruttd burst»
Henkel, Tim Keane, S. E. Matches, W hitner.
Cole
man.
Pencil
f
*o..
by
M
r»
I
\V
your
consideration of our city e n d
At the m eeting nf the hoard nf cif golden hanging s p u rs representing ap p o in te d m anager of the >h»g show ,M* ry I’liiigdn’» mother.
’L I«. ('handle., L. J. H artley, Jr.,
giving us a special date (F e b r u a ry
of
th
e
Seminole
C
ounty
Fair.
Mr
the branches of th e willow. Some
J - W. Long, M. D. Gntchel J. II. directors held latot, Mr Rami
T he girl was working in the fac Ith
Dieterich is an expert on bench
J'H'am», J ,.. t . W. Law ton, U. W. re-elected president, Mr- Forstor, will semi forth m um m olh yellow
tory
weint kiltl'ii April 2b. 1913.
A com m ittee was appointed to a r
»how» nf all kinds and as m anager
Herndon. Clifford Bell, J. S. Dinkel, vice president, Mr Whitner. cashier streamers, tipped
with
beautiful
Tho
petition
charges Laro. M. F rank range for thi* trip h n d we hope t o
of
th
e
kennels
will
ink«*
good
care
of
jeweled stars of bewildering beauty,
“ W. Smith, John D. W arren, W. -and Mr. Uetta, assistant cashier.
the canines in lru rte d to his iiepurt- with rnllfde ring’ thi* girl; also J urnes be there from 25 to 50 strong.
while others will explode 'dozens of nient. There are some good dogs in ‘ ‘onley. the negro serving t* •'entonce,
«• Hand. * W. G. Aldridge, i t ' S. •g. .«a- * ••-•-•■ __
1 am specially interested as th ey
“ eUndon, J. JL H uddleston. C. C.
times, sitiding forth a shower of a
Sorae M ore About the D eill
h a w consolidated the |>03ition of
tho county a n d their ownci* have *• accessory.
Woodruff,- J. F. C am pbell. S. O.
T h e th ird sermon in a series on thousand different s p ark s and tiny been making ¿ood on their strong I The petition claims t h a t the corn- secretary
m anager of our
I'alf
cfc*“ ’ *■ 0 . Key. •
T h e Dovil will he preached nt the ha 11on tin besides these aerial work», points and this is the opp o rtu n ity I » " * sh o u l' 1 havp kt,l“ ,h ,‘
Association with my position as toeCameron, P. E. Culloy, W. W. B aptist c h u rc h on next S unday there will Ije a great num ber of to hi ing on the dogs and we will I »<•(«.' * ” d protected the girl.
The rotary of the Board of Trade, e n d
y . n N m , S. F. Long. J. M. Allison, morning hy th e pastor, Rev. Georgia fancy exhibition s e t pieces running discove, the best among them S e e l mother was dependent on tho girl, all advice and Information 1 can se
cure during the visit will be npjtrevi » Ch,nd,er* W. H. Hand. H. S. H y m an . T h o subject will he " T h e Irutn 25 feet to a h u n d re d leet long. lair headijiiurtem for further infur- !
Devil Against the - Church ”
The The most pretentious a n d one of mutimi.
cLvndon—not found in county.
elsted.
Middle Florida P resa
tate o| ’Florida vs. Samuel A. Buhjerf of tho Sunday evening ser- the most pottlat with the spectators
Will notify >ou later us i<* result*.
Live Oak. J i.n 22
T he Mi,bile
will he the huge piece constructed
» lard, unlawful Intrecourse with i mon will 1m» “ T he Devil In I ’
\ rn i truly.
Itellr f ( « n* ndlte»Florida IT*-»» Association was lorttt*!’ unin’srried female u n d er 18 yeam T h e public generally is invited to a t to read "Boost fur Seminole C o u n
I D ! •'* N E Y .
At tHe meeting of the Welfare Dc ed M onda y wtth K L Thom pson,
This htautiful piece will be
Mr H ym an ty."
*1«. Comes now the defendant, ten d these service«.
.u-i ietur> .
• »tnuel A. Ballard a tte n d e d by his spar«»» no pains to tell what he think» outlined a s the central ligure». This | port ment W ednesday r.ftet noon, Mr» editor P erry Herald, president, H. L
Otlattdo, l l i . f u n . 13. ID lb .
Dndd, editor .Citizen-R "porter, secGeo. G. Herring; also comes of the Devil a n d his followers. New will be a masterpiece in the art of W. W. A bernathy and Mrs. H. C
Mr,
C.
R. Walker. Seminole C o u n t y
retary
a
n
d
E.
J.
Wcavcr
an
d
F.
E.
building.
Besides
this Got to r were appointed i* relief com
J Ì a.
J°nes, Acting stato atto rn e y assem bly chairs have been installed firework
Fair,
S
anford. Fla.:
Cedi,
M
ayo
Frec
Presa;
Jo
h
n
A.
m
itte
e
for
the
purpose
of
gathering
Prosecutes for the s t a t e and an in tho building and practically 100 there will be a great n u m b e r of won
D ear Sir:
Howard, fa«ke City Index; J. E,
clothing
fot
distribution
to
the
poor.
derful
sot
pieces
of
wonderful
de
been joined comes six m ore people can be rented. For tho
Your» giving notice of your lair
This trem endous firework A nyone having such articles of wear Pound, editor Suwannee Citizen;
»
*nd lawful men to serve as la s t several services the seating ca signs.
d
uly
received.
display will be presented each night ing apparel t h a t can be used can Burr L. Bixler, editor P resent T ru th
V̮r?'
H. J. M inton, Felix p a c ity has been taxed.
Our
next meeting will be held
in connection and conjunction with e ith e r send th em to Mrs. A ber Messenger; F. R. M pCormack, H. L.
Sunday »chool a t 9:30 a. m.
J ' B ran n o n » c - L. Polk.
Sweger
a
n
d
W.
C.
V
anhoy,
S
uw
an
M
ondah,
18th inst., when 1 will re ad
B. Y. P. U., Jr. and Sr„ 6 p W. Seminole county's first fair and all n ath y - or phone 213 and she will
L ° n r
T h e
l u r y ’
nee
D
em
ocrat,
members.
C
o
ntinued on Page 6 *
sen
d
for
them.
absoullely freo.
fa ’ing the evidénce a n d arguWelcome to a || sc/vieee.
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XV
CIRCUIT COURT IS
STILL GRINDING
B O O ST E R T R IP
BOARDS OF TRADE
WILL ATTEND FAIR
MONDAI
The trip to Oviedo, Geneva and Chuluotn
will be made Monday afternoon at 1 o’clock.
Cars will leave the Herald oflice at that time.
Schedule the same as arranged last week.
THE EUSTIS BAND SOUTHERN BELL
WILL ATTEND FAIR TO OPERATE HERE
'THH
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W
FIRST NATIONAL IN
ANNUAL MEETING
GOOD ROADS ALL
OVER THE STATE
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Communication» for thin Column Should hr Marked "Society Editor” , or
Phoned to Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Phonr 203
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tarden.
Apply W I.
Bobbins Nest Hotel
Harney
-17 if*
For Sale or Kent Clieap-71, \
afire farm, all tiled, l wo g< * * ‘
wells. Near Beck Ibitnim
,0l'k siatio.
Fenced nnd good barn
.\j,lr '
Cora C. IMIlnger. I'.’ Ä
Canwstato._N . V.
(,t ^For
Rent— Two
lug
stores
cs
All Local Advertisements Under East First street. J<>,. Ht.yjorit
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This Heading T H R E E C ENTS a Coca Cola Company
Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
Rooms for Rent T ir., wnfu;.
Charge 25 Cents.
nishnd rooms well locati-,!
l
Hridge Luncheon
pronunciation of words, affording a
A CH IEL IS AM O NG YE T A K IN G N O TE S AND FA ITH ,
g
A charming event of the mid period of amusing fun and educa
“ H E’ L L PR E N T 'E M ” — SO SAYS §A U N TE K E R .
winter season was the attractive tional amusement. A delicious salad
i o o t i D o a a o a o o o o a o Q a a a o a o a o o o a a a o a o o o a a o a a a o o a a a o o o o o o o bridge luncheon ui the home of Mrs. course was served, consisting pf fruit
1n<iuir»
at 206 Third St.
D. L. Thrasher on Monday, with salad, banquet'wafers, dinner biscuit,
2 S .,(t
\ The Arcadia Enterprise has made the Presbyterian church would lec
Mrs. Thrasher and Mrs. W. E. Wat olives, coffee and cream.
Enjoying
Nicely furnished rooms at m
a most excellent suggestion to the ture on "T h e y Said” .last Sunday
son hostesses to the members of the tho hojpitality of Miss Devlin were
East Fourth St.
cffoct that a Newcomer*' Day he morning I attended the services for
:i9-8tp
Peck,
Mc
Every Week and Auction Bridge Mesdu mes Dingee,held I n that city.
This Idea, it I have also lectured on this subject
Clups and a tew other friends. The Kinnon, B. A. Howard, Holly, DuFor Rent— Two .furnished room»/
I ex
seems, originated In Cedar Rapids, many times in Tho Herald.
charm of simplicity pervaded the Bosc. C. C. Woodruff and F. L.
If you wish to sell your Sanford Gentlemen preferred.
Mr* R y
Iowa, where it has been carried out pected something ¿bod and I was
decorations o f the rooms, which were Woodruff.
property or exchange it for Cleve Tolar, 807 Magnolia.
most successfully, with the result not disappointed for Dr. Brownlee
very attractive with their vases and
land, Ohio property communicate
that new residents have immediately gavo the most clear and forceful
bowls of cut flowers.
A tempting
Letter Huby Contest
with Wm. J. Wilson, No. 1113 WilFor Rent— One nice ht-Urcum n j
been made to feel contented and at sermon on the evils of gossip that I
four course luncheon was
daintily
The committee at work on the liarpson Bldg., Cleveland,'Ohio.
kitchen.
210 French Ave.
10-atp
It was a sermon
l/bme, and at the same time the have ever heard.
served.
Mis. W. I). Holden was Better Baby Contest thut will be
42-2tp
that
could
be
taken
home
by
every
municipality has been advertised
For Rent— Cottage for ,a|e n
winner of the Every Week prise, held Feh. 6lh report progress and
broadcast throughout the lund as "a one who heard it for all of us are
For
Sale
in
Winter
Garden—
Large
rent.
J. Musson.
1l-2tp
.
. .
.
, two pairs o f white silk hose.
The an enthusiastic interest in the con
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.
.
city with a soul.”
Here is a plan too prone to repeat the evil and none . . .
, ,
,
.
Auction Bridge prise was Won by test. There is hut little information 2 story 6 room house, repainted,,
which might well he adopted by of the good things we hear about ;
Mrs. 8, E. Barrett. This wits a love to giVe out as yet but mothers who one acre land, ham. $2,100, cash or
After he had given
N e w Smyrna to advantage.
The our neighbors.
F. J. Hill, Winter Gatden,
ly fancy silk workbag. Mrs. Anno propose to enter their babies in the terms.
Enterprise speaks very interestingly the lecture to the grown folks he
Florida.
rO-7tp
was presented with a memorandum contest, wra urgud - to ■warrfF The
of the Cedaf Rapids idea ns follows; supplemented it by talking “to tho
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tablet, the consolation priae. Guests Herald for fuither announcement.
In Cedar! Rapids the Doard of little folks and with the aid of three
For
Sale—
Five
Wlflte'
Wyandotte
Good
table
hoard
at
Mrs.
R.
1
of this happy occasion were MesInformation .will be given with rcf-‘
Trade carries a continuous adver- sifters he told of the manner in
‘ duuics 0 . \V^ U ja d *, iL, L - e UaLne% «ounce iu M amination'«ntl' rrpptfap- Jtavkarola. H u * Packard. >Rx-Dr Hr < nest, 20C- PfSTV-irretme.- *
iu tUu. uuWfcpwpaia asking which. Um» children ■‘ should
. [LaVerne Hurt, Geo. Bishop, S. E. tion blanks will be furnished and Sanford.
He first brought to light
each newcomer to call and register. gossip.
Wanted— Work on farm by y0UC(
Barrett, Sr., S. E. Barrett, Jr., C. 0. sent out hy the committee.
All
T h ey thon give him a badge which the large flour sifter cnlled “ Truth”
For Salo
white mnn. Experience on northrta
McLaughlin, C. M. Vorce, Mar mimes of contestants should be sent
rnninui» hi« name and it is under and told them to always sift the
Overland Touring Car. thoroughly fruit farm. Alvin Decker, Jirboj.
garet Barnes, T . A. Neal, Forrest to Mrs. John Meisch, chairman of
He then
stood that ail ettixens when they see story through that first.
overhauled,
good running order.
ville, Florida.
L’-2tp
Lakej W. D. Holden, W. II. Anno. Better Baby Contest Committee.
a person wearing the badge of the hrouglit out a smaller one called
Underwood
Typewriter,
No.
4,
G. F. Smith, It A. Newman, Sam Hubies are eligible from six months
Lost Gold pin. major'* gold |rlj
new comer are to give him the glad “ Kindness” and told them to try
I,
uel Puleaton, A. P. Cop nelly, II W to three years old. The committee first ¿'Ians condition
hand and the welcome smile.
that next on the story and hv»i tin*
(>m" Onk IIniter' Top Desk, nearly |lnl*linin'
' " liiri' r f¡n*
Herndon and F. L. Miller and Miss have been requested to enter the
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1‘iivi» at iii*ral<l nfln»«
\j ji*
If they can do anything to smooth very small sifter called "Is it neces Fish.
winners from Seminole county in t h e l ,,ru’life's pathway for him they do it. sary" and told them the story would
One Walnut Flat Desk, old style.
Wantetl To ex. fi n... ...» ,¡„t
Orlando Mid Winter Fair Contest
If he wants to rent a house, pur never get through the meshes of
Due
Plant
Jr.
Horse
Cultivator,
talking
inurbine ........ .
,.-h „
j-t ynr* (,'uilil
The contest for the Seminole County
chase property, is in need of credit.! that sifter and if they would use nil
pruetically
new.
w i t h o u t inacliine, (or .** io.te jifiryu
The young ladles of St. Agnes Fair is open to ail eligible hables of
work, friends or any accommodation three of these strainers (or the stor Guild were delightfully entertained Seminole county.
One Puinter Fcrtilixer Dilli.
piano records.
Enquire at Herold
.
Seven Barrels, for sprayIiig mix- o ft ìc o .
anywhere, the new comer gets every ies they heard uhout any one the by Miss Salome Hampton at the
17-tfr
stories would not got. any farther
tìures.
thing that he is due.
home of Mrs. S. O. Hhinholaor, Mon
l /'rrtonnf A/nil ion
Wantetl Gentlemen runnier« jt
On Newcomers Day the women than tho first person.
l.ot Hoes and iither tool».
day afternoon.
Two new rnejnhers
Mrs.
A. L. Dorman and little folks
tir» Hunt Fourth Si
Dr. Brownlee ulso read the poem
M|.
nake ti their business to call on new
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were added to the roll. Mis. Spicer have gone to laikehtnd for a two
comers who live in their immediate of Ella Wheeler Wilcox on the grint and Mrs T illt*
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Olives, sandwirfie*.
F ourn i
l i i d ' l 11o 11, 1 1>
Mr*
Dorman's
family of "T h ey Said and Ills expo hot chocolate and the inevitable moiit lit*‘ \i*ii iu
If you want a hargullt in nny uf
vicinity
i r may have . 1 • ■
mot
her
I
a
consequence
t
fiere
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a
The school children uru also im sition of this numerous family was mint* were served
The girl* of >t f o r l o r n a n d h o n u h * ...................... i t . - thè a lo. ve «¡di 011 or addi e-* < t
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U oodrufl. Suiiford. I la
¡0 lij.
pressed with I he spirit and bid a the best i Iml I have i ver heard
\gties neVi-r ellpi;. ,i menu till'*
H e r a ld ..lit..
welcome to all of the new pupil*, en w.t* 'a h»ss in tin. p.iipfe nf .Sit!ford ■‘ tntfii* ‘ have n conspicuous pL»<c
U ..
U .1hi I
fio r S iili’
W h o le s a le * h ip p llig (re -fi
deavoring III make them feel nl t h a t t h e y c o u l d n u t a l l !<•■ p p M - t i t i n oil the table.
Miss
Hampton The
friend*
of
Mr
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Mr*.
Miles
t
ild
e
m
a
n
.
w a t e r fi-.lt h u . ' i n e * * . 111 ! l u . l i n g
t.-h
home, Aloofness vanishes, loneliness hear lid* lecture, for it was good in guest* were Mr* Braxton I'erhie*.
\ 1 u m|* wit1 rt-i' r1i I l l fi-.. r Dim
I l . - r r ’, ( , . ■ I i.
gives way to human love, and help- every pari indar und I >r Urownln i* Mrs Spjc.-r, Mi*s*.s M . m Ii . hi .
li .'t
fi t t u l i . ’ a i i d g . ' u h i . e I a l i n i la Mr i limi» 1* tlr>|
fl> ill .it In*
ful ha mis bridge great gulf* of pride -11 ^M' « oagrat ulule«! *»n bringing these Km Walker, l.ucille and Frances
a!so li.*h h o u s e , e i e .
In q u in * ol
Io
Bet w.
Lost
Ijft
Ito me on H est Kirnt street . Mr.
Desert-S of emotion are made lo I Kreut truths home to the people, Aspinwull.
V in c e n t
'JU t f e
C!mode Ogrntn and 7o<* ( 'll til 1» hus 1....> ill Í
a1111 IF;
1\trr»! mn ft » h«
blossom like the rose; waste places in Every one needs this lesson
\\
MllllHull
The I.' V'. meeting will I■» ¡nul iIt tIf I -I- • 1* 1
He
i-llllTI .1llil'il lor fit*
(■or S a ie 1 n r i p
F a r m o f '* a c r e * , of hey
desolale béait* are made green, and **11 talk too much without *.i;.nig field -ii lie- home nf Mr* Hraxi* 1
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Herald
n-i «tx•T> .
l't
( lie ti, house a n d o tti b u ild in g * ,
any't hing
sorrow and sighing flee away.
M U!
i'erklll*. with
l-s-i /.or
w ìih
g ru w im ; 1 rop*
E asy te rn i*
Here is a municipality flavored
hostess .
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with friendship a city, with a soul.
The S o u t h e r n l . u m b c r m i m . N n * l i
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f u n thè
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\ iteli g ht f til Miri......P i i . w .1* • Il
Hearing that Dr Brownlee
fi'ur salt or Tr.ulMum! . r»l
II ui 1ill tl-.*;t 1 Mi-1 \ 1 •I*!nt ..fol
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n i i i t r . i l i n r * ' e x c l n i l i g i -*, i*lia in b e r * o f people .''unii.i> ............. . w Ito Ititi
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w ith
w I i .i I i m t
l ' u i l i l i n g Hook*. Iie-itlt- liulihling hrtittk* of thè
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filiti eie e Frank. Diga Siimi ti. tiretv o r — p u rity— crisp n ess
M i s s E s t e lle L e w i s o| L o n g w o o d
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ti*i* i he* tm h *i«i
F o r S a le , ( o r n a t o P l i n t i *
,rt.flW ).Tho "Build N o w " campaign for cheti Schultz,
Salden
Williams; « 11* t h. e g u est. o f, M r * (..t o o•. S l u. j i p
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— wholcsom cncss. All
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the south launched ut Atlanta ap Mettre W. I Thigpen Kniest Holts- o li I ill I l e i g l i l * f u r - o \ e r a l d a y s l. t - t m i l l l . l v i n g ' t o l l * t i t u b e . !ri n i l un x i l
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fo r 5 cen ts, in the
4l Tu*** *»t#
g in s o il
?1 .1ft i o r in
\ l * u h e n t li| Arthur
pears now to he making good pro- h o h l e r . I I > Robert H
week.
m oisture-proof package.
q u a i t e . r * f u r s w e e t p o t u t o *ll|>*
I It
j gross, nnd to have already .worked V o w e ll
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local building
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Mi a ed \i 1* lini hi.r ..I 1 11, uà c .
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I he move ougli' to he helped « Í MIf t I» 'A11j l' I \U >!fi* n[ ! hi ir I*! MHI li ■* l i a
In ‘ i-g .. r !.. alni
M.
T h e y le ft t h è I m i t i n o S u n t i , i y a n d L a u r e i a x . u i u
Sanford l odgi- * o 1..’, I >
along in every possible way all ttvt-r New Knglltltd suppers III the Hynes lor a vtsit of soventi d.tys with Miss one fine 10 uere celery farm two
third
Communication ex.-rx
tho south.
It ought to he ht*l|w>tl ! block Saturday afternoon and evon- Anni« Hawkins on Celery a ventiti. miles west and nSar .First street. Thtintlay« ..it 7 *1 ‘ \
‘.,13D
ns much ns possible by a "do it ing of this week. Home baked bean*
"Wt-lcOlIU
.
Will sell both at hail trice If ynii
fih
O i. Taylor
now” policy on the part of all towns brown bread and all the etceteras
Mr. Climi.* Me* Tory of Ih-Lund, waul to get rltmbb v, ..r tiiurcx'*
S". re'
anti cities with respect to municipal ' w-UI be sruxerl at moderate cost
tonogr;.jilu-r "f t b*> circuit i «,iirt i* worth cali quick
improvement* and « •.tensions, i *|h*.
•
f i r ent fi a v e n u .
r e g i s t e r e d ..I t i l e R n h b l l i * Newt
M i t i l i 4M* 1 í l it I
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1 t i ,ri,., i,c# nit tiftally street pax mg
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fi‘. t ilic a Xu r s o c i e t y
I I.e idea of the uilfth w.lh all lier
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M lM litui li pi I u
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ilnoieiise resource* prat r x
ut, u f l i t e l'r e - t h y I e r t a II a l l u r i II w i l l g ) Xe
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lout ht«*l. being -et'loU-ly I rip].It'd fi'p
Mr
i 1 A r e f i i t m l d id 1‘a r n p a w h o
G rah am C rac k ers
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heutre
l
iicsday,
January
Jfi fur thcl
S*»* r:-Î •f *•'
¡a more failure to market at normal
has b o o n v i s i t i n g
h i * « iM o r ,
M r*
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A food for every* day.
' pricen an ininu use yield t<f one ol benefit of the church fund The play M a rx i
R e t i f r o e l e f t f o r J.i. k * o n \ i l l .
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Sotti!imi«* * fiatili r J. i
•
w ill
in. t a k e n
fro m
the
H o o s io r
C ris p , d e l i e i p u s nnd
her 'Tops is * hence* t absurdity
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, . . ,
, , , ¡Sumiay to uttemi the
Masonit
fi'er Rent 2 nue front rooms, . Meets every finT and 1 <
-d*y
All ovor the country, but now boro . »»choolmaater, winch 1.1 enough m V1' I Uril llf, Imdge.
Mr. Archibald in n with every convenience.
. -«a
Apply to in each month. I very.
strengthening. - Fresh
:
vi'.rd
more than in tho south, tho wf in H,,ro
success.
10
loonier
y-second Degree Mnson
*418 Oiik avonuii.
40-8t(i
his Stur in tlm f ‘ a*t ur
baked and fresh de
---------- , tq visit tiiin chapter.
Europo h „ ,lr,ppdy
,..„nU....t
h » p b » .**.* » • - « * • •
“ “ " l o T o
livered . io cents.
A l i . - I I»
l'or Rent
Rooms wit li hoard, ’
to depress business -and dampen tho “ ‘ ''J»*' lovd> mUH‘,c u"^
’ doestric."
Pojiuspirits of tho. jienjilo far more than
to the "<ioor-!:tti-t f
---------Mrs. Duncan Campbell, who ha* 70;l Palmetto.
thero was ever any sense in or o x - l,ur '’rico* W,U Pr9Vkil
been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Phoenix Lodge No .*>, b
fi’or
Rent
Furnished
rooms,
cuso for.
Anna Woodburn left Sunday foi her
,
..
r* ,,
Meets seen ml urd "iiri;
rooms single or ensulte.
Call at NWting L . i i g h t - -•■
It is time for ail ol us to wake up. j „ A, 1 \ho ,I " 7* 3rml J hu,Mlo>*’ Jn" ; homo in Tampa.
*1 Mill*
Herald office for particulars. 42-4p |f. McLaulin
crawl frontbeneath
the structure 2« th lh®
nejiartment will
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It
nnd
S.
erected by that pale architect, fear.!
charming lit ilo college play or
Mr. ami Mrs. Don Peabody .‘re
fi’or Rent— Several nice office
nnd vigorously fail on whatever of j musical comedy
Pretty Polly Prim- turned "to Tavares Saturday, en )
rooms
over YfcwelPs. Enquire N. P
legitimate undertaking lies before us. r OB®‘
rell>
« > l* ,,n'' 0 ’
Sanford l.t»dj;e N.t - t 11 11 I
route to their future home ut Ocala. YoweJI & Co.
32-tf
.
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ford s mostattractive utpl popular
M i''ts.cvery Mun<l.iy
There is
notonly nothing now to ^
The
, rjsh
,, a po,lulttr
wait for, hut every good reason on yQunf marrled la(Jy w,)0 hn„ already V Mrs. L. I). Bryan of Wrightsvilie,
For Rent 3 Junu.hcd rooms for
síngleuiry' ''
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N. U.
earth for going ahead with every
on lho Sanford stage. Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. housekeeping, 611 Oi.k Ave. 42-2tp'
Secretary
kind of needed building and im Other jmrts have been successfully R. M. Mason.
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%
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provement.
And the sooner the cast and the rehearsals promise a
For Rent— Five room house niceGate City Camp No f. " "
better. Tho man who puts off build fine entertainment.
Meets second anil fourth \Vriin»*d*J
Mr. T. A. Vincent and mother, ly furnished.
Electric lights, tele
ing nny sort of n house lor b( x
Mrs. E. E. Vincent, accompanied hy phone, good bam, chicken yard and nights iu each month.
F L. Miller
J Fmonths will pay 10 per cent more
A delightful new bis*
Mr. R. S. Wood motored over from
Called OS
Clerk
Council I orlimi*»
for
all
his
material.
If
ho
puta
it
Inverness
Saturday,
enroute
to
‘ cult, with a rich and
I t has been deemed ail visa bio to
Raines as Miss Irene Brady waa.hpe
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off for a year he will pay 25 per cent call off Dr. T . 1A. Neal's address to Miami.
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of' SanfotM's most popular girls.
delicious cocoanut fla
United Brotherhood of l srpcnl«* *
fnoro.
Joiners of America
the Welfare Department WcdiVesday
vor. Crisp and always
Thete never was a time when the afternoon in view of the fset that a
Sanford
Local Union No. 1«51 ro .
Miss Laura Fish returned Sunday
fresh. 10 cents.
Mrs. Aylett Fitta, Jr., and attrac
building season ought to open up largo part of tho exhibit used at the
first and thirtl Thursday nlgbt
from a delightful visit in DcLand.
o'clock in the Eagles’ Rail
earlier or be more vigorously pre-« Health Association meeting at Jack tive little daughter, Martha returned
J. W. 0. Singletary,
J- M[/
Friday
from
a
delightful
visit
to
I'rcsideB*
e c u t e d . ^ f ^ M l -VS-sonville will he on display during tho
7Mr. Roy Symea and family formed
Bec’y-Treas.
L V
The saving to be effected In lum Seminole County Fair.
It la be New Smyrna.
a congenial party that motored to
ber alone should constitute ample lieved that Dr. N e a l’s subject will
B. P. O. E. Saniord Lodge I2H
Orlando, Winter Garden, Oukiand
Mrs. Bessie' Hill arrived Saturday and Ocoee on Sunday.
incentive to build this year, and as be of more value and interest, after
Meet first and third Wednesds)
soon In tho year as possible.
at corner of First St. und 1almci}1
seeing this exhibit.
Through tho from New York to make her future' V
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T .ylo r
g .L .J jS *,
courttrsy iif Dr. Neal the address will home in Sanford. " She will reside t7 Mrs. D. C. Venabld and Mrs. 0. L. Tsylor
Secretary
with her sister, Mrs. M. C. Savage. Louise King of Atlanta, Gn.. mother
be
given
later
instead
of
tomorrow
End Ancient Office.
and aunt of Mrs. Geo. Venable ace The U k c Breeic Connell No. 31 Jul‘u
Tho town's bellman ia ^ functionary (Wednesday) afternoon as at first
The
friends
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
.E.
visiting the family of Mr. Venable.
who has come down'wlth the history planned.
Order Unlled Amerlcsn Mt'<‘h*nlf*p<
Henry will be pleased to hear of the
of various ancient communities for
Meets every Wednesday at
continued Improvement in the con
tfftra. Patrick Bandy is visiting M., in the City Hall. • YW*»"*
hundreds of yeara.'but Stirling (Eng
Sev~8*v> Cfu6
H. Smith. Bee. land) town council recently resolved
A delightful meeting of the Sew- dition of their daughter, Ethel, who friends and relatives at Clermont are welcome. . C.
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to abolish the office. It was decided Sew Club was held at tho home of has been so Ui with typhoid fsver. for several weeka.
t vr*.
Celery City Aerie No. I*53
.
to aak that the bell be returned by Ui Mrs.^F. L t Woodruff Friday after
■
Meeting
every
Tuesday
mgh‘
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present holder,' and If he 'a employed
Mrs. M. L. Raines of Tampa is
Mr. Jarafts Granger ia spending
noon, with MiswgMamie Dsvlin the
by third parties to make announce
the guest of her mother. Mrs. 0. W. the week Ilf Sanford, the-gueat of his
charming
young
hostess.
ments, that he provide • bell for him*
Worthy President
Secrt»**
Interest centered In ths correct Brady a t tbs Sanford House. Mrs. mother.
self.
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FOR SALE
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W ANTED
U needa B is c u it
KOK KENT
SN A PA R O O N S
i f i s r t
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TH E Y ARE COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3 rd ,-Ith, 5th and 6th, 1915
SEMI
•TH E SA N FO R D
-WEEKLY,
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S A M I 'T J R D — L ife I '
H E R A L D " “"5
AND FRIDAYS
Wmtii I .win^
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. J W I \l(\ 22. I9!5
VOLUME VI
metits of counsel retired to their
room to consider thi- verdict
Tint
I jury here « * n open court and
stated thi*y i-ould not reach a verdict
the rourt here ordered a mt-i-truil
Court adjourned to Tuesday,
Jail.
IIUli, !• o'clock a m.
A great n u m b e r o f c a s e s
State of Floiidn vs. l’cter Adkins,
have b e e n d is p o s e d
Chns. McCain, alias Chus. Galloway,
OF T ll i u W EEK
minder in the first degree
On mo
tion nt acting state attorney a scvCircuit court has been .grinding eranir t? Iiereli> grunted in the above
»tray this week with accustomed ! styled cause. Conies now ijie devítor. The following cnsmt were uji 1(emlitnl. Chns Mi Cam. alias Chas.
and dt*po*e(l of:
Galloway, attended by bis attorney.
State of Florida vs. Jesse Mar- Geo. N. Rigby, also i nines acting
low. on motion of acting state uttor- state allot ney, John C lunea and
nfy a nolle pros»* entered.
A. K. Powers, who prosecutes for
State of Florida vs. George (Jor the state and the defendant saying
don, shooting into dwelling house.
lie was ready for trial. Como twelve W IL L !B E T H E A T T R A C T IO N
ON TH E FO U RTH OF
On motion of acting state attorney good and lawful men to serve as
, nolle prosse entered.
jurors to-wil: \Y. \V, Hrady, G. hi.
• o c*
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o
j : k : r f f f i í i/ 'f r r - f c - w iilt f t
ffrlfTP
don, aggravated assault.
George Otto Kelz, T. I). Hartley. I,. W.
The E U» tía Hand will he here
Cordon being arraigned in open Luther, T. \V. Prevali, 1>. K Halt, during the Seminole County Fair,
court in his own person, attended
Continued on Page I
coming on Eustis Day, Felt. 4th
by his attorney; niso comes John C
The Kustis Hand has been an or
Jones, acting state attorney, who
ganization ever since Ponce de Leon
prosecutes for the state, and the de
discovered Fort Mason and they
fendant being nirnigned in open
have always had it first class organi
court plead guilty.
Sentence one
zation
For many years Billy Sen' yesr ot *500.00
cole has been the lender and under
State nf Florida vs Charles M i )o% splendid leadership the hand is
Csmm. alias Chas. (»alloway, mur SE M IN O LE 'S OLDEST RANK better and luggei than ever und if
der in lirsl degree. Comes now the
they come to Sanford during the
IS IN A FIRST-CLASS
defendant, Char. McCamm, alias
lair we will see that they get a good
CONDITION
Chas. Galloway, attended by his
hot lunch and no cold lmn<|ueiH.
attorney, Geo. N. Rigby, also comes
The following lette* of acceptance
The regular annual meeting of the is from Mr Sencole
John C. Jones who prosecutes for
the state, and the defendant being stockholders- of The Fir»l N.itiomil
Kustis, Fl;l . Ian 'Jo, 11115
arraigned in open court pleads not Hank of Sanford was held in its Henry II Marks, Director General
han king rooms on Tue»d.*>
Ian- I Seimmde County Fair, Siuiíurd
guilty in the indictment
I
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y
I2Di
being
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h
u-ceittig
State of Florida vs, S \ Hal
i Iie.tr >o
tint, unlawful Intercourse with »m j Ilf this I'llarjn 1er lOtHencd .it,., the
\ ours ol tin“ l ith in-i to ha ml
unmarried female under the afe of organiza!ion »if the h.mk uivr twenty and m reply will say llial it will he
IS years
( ’n in e s n o w t h e d e f e n d a n t . •teven years ago, and n i» worthy of i pli-.i-ur»- f»»r the Fusti* t 'oiicit I
' L.il 1In- Bj IoI to a 1»end the Semillóle I olilily
Samuel \ l l a l h i r d i n his o w n p r o p e r n , , , r '* D i a n p a s s in g • olo
l
till
I
tir-t
lli**et I hull on Kustis Day, and wV are milk
person, u t t e l l d e d
by
Ills u t t o r n e y , ! p r» -sld m g o l l n ' e r ••(
ing.
Mr
F
1
1
Rand,
presided
at ing everv '(fort to >onn, I ludicve
Geo G. Herring; also comes Jno ('
meet l II g ti.» v . r■. h»*»- n 1 am *.i!• n. -nyiiig you may look
Jone.
a. l i n g s t a t e a t t o r n e y ,
w h o I lu» r»*« e r. I
prosecutes f o r t h e s ta t» - a n d I h e ile - elected pr»—ldetit. winch po-ituo, h< (or our organi,-at loti in Satiloril on
fen daiit
b e in g
a rra ig n e d
in
o p e n ha» hi I'l continuously -in......rg.iin
Dial day and also a good d, legalhn^
And further. -Mr 1- —P (rem I h» Kustis citizenship
court
P le ads n o t g u i l t y t o t h e i n r.anon
ForstiT. who was then elected casti
d ic tm e n t
i * to*» i-ss m Dus a fH i-hing
ier and secretary lias been so re fair 1 *m
Slate nf F l o r i d a vs D e n is L o v e larv "f the hoard »luring .ill the •
\ 1ir- r. i C Dull*
hie, alias D e n i« H u m p t o n . g r a n d
vents and s»-r\»d I'll 1* it >a |.o il .
\\ I .' I \t wl.K
Up cm.
Sunii- as the others Pleads
a t t h e m e e t i n g of t h»' I J i l l
I hro» lor
not guilty to the indieimeiit .
CIRCUIT COURT IS
STILL GRINDING
SO
Prominent Author in tin- Cil\
Dr
II Benue hump, one of the
hading Sunday school uuthofilirs of
the south, whose home is Dallas,
Texas, hus just closed a week’s in
stitute for the training of Sunday
school workers at the Haptist church,
tjutte a huge clans will receive diplo
mas at the Sunday school on next
Sunday morning a» a result of the
week’s work. In the opinion of Mr
Beauchamp tin- Bapti.sts here have
one
the host n-gulated Sunday
schools In the south.
He gives his
best endorsement ol the plan of the
new building nuw\ nearing comple
tion and has taken notes of many
items, in ordei to pass them JtJong
to »»nier
other omi.iuy
Sunday fcjioola.
DapiUW L'nn 4 L I M V / ' I i i e l '
ri (mois. The
I ne uupA* K r R A I R A N I H L L AT ' tint Sunday school is managed largeM E E T l N i t Oh ( I I I
ly by the superintendent, Hon. Jno.
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¡ George Bullard' ns secretary and
The city c
council met in regular
!Vllil’ Trittïorri aa primary supersession Jan l*th 1915, at 7:.10 p nt. intendent. Mr. Hyman,- the pastor,
ha« !»••»•ti (or several lour-* a Sunday
Present. H W Herndon, president
school specialist.
\V \\ Miernnthy, K C Maxwell, J
i
Adum*, J D IJaviMin
Ahtaen, II
E. TolaV und C 11 Dingee
BOOSTER TRIP M O N D A I
7-1
The trip to Oviedo, Geneva and Chuluotn
will be made Monday afternoon at 1 o’clock.
Cars will leave the Herald oflice at that time.
Schedule the same as arranged last week.
THE EUSTIS BAND SOUTHERN BELL
WILL ATTEND FAIR TO OPERATE HERE
W
FIRST NATIONAL IN
ANNUAL MEETING
S oo n
,ift»*r
th e
e a rly
nitiell»»*,
ills,y.| r o i l -
f r •■»■/.»
The minute« of Die la«t iii»ietiiig
wer»- r>;.»|
9
A Petition «igned h> (, \\ spen
cer anti twelve others asking for u
nre plug at the intersection of vither
Park avenue or Dak avenue »nd
Tw'«‘lfth streit wan received and of
moiion referred tu lire committee
The hnls for Die «anitiiry servivo
(or II., year i '* 15 won- lln-n opi-nod
and thè bid ni K K Itrady for
*2.“ un on lor «tn-. l >wi • pttig nini
hauìh.K n»t»t SI 1d p, ; huck»'i por
i|tn 'ii
'* Di» lowi-si
Mmod nini
m ci" -lui Di.it ilo- bid of Mr Itr.nlv
tu
■• I 1■■d and that the • 11V .i l
toli * 1»è* n -1r iu 1»•>1 it» |*r. par»* t hi
contra» t. • tarried
\ -•li I’.l ! ’
• »■•iti. n n *»rtin.
a in • . iit hi TIZI hk! tile ,>iuiltl • i u 11. U
Pel» p* »*tnl- .tini ’]'• legr.tph Gu. t»>
and
maintain
con -irtul Operali
Inn - .»I telephone and tclegrnph upon
aim g ml under Do puhln road«
«ir» • , » »I high wa . « nf l In- .tty ••I
lloróla
atol lo ac.|ii,r»Sai »I
op» • n ai d munitala lin»-« "f tele
ph. •••and other telephone propi-rty
of lie Sanier»! Telephone « •* . now
lo .i r,-•I m lie -»i re i, „ nd pu hie
p.| i . • « cf I I • 'l l * ol >a nlord. Ilot
id.I. anil I" authorize Die Sanford
I i h-plioio * o le «ell ill of ll« t»di
phone bn**. p**les anil wire-, und
other i»*b |ihiiiii' property, in Die
«i r. »*t « and put»In phu i * ol Do* ,il *
••I Sun lord, t lot olii, to i lie SoiUhi'rn
It. II Teh pitoni end T» l»gr; | h I on*
* w .- r> -i i*. i th a> 'I pi.**. d
GOOD ROADS ALL
OVER THE STATE
S T A T K A S S O C IA T IO N W O U L D
M A K E TRUNK LINES
IN FLORIDA
l'Io- dtr»'ci and detinue purpose
of I In- Florida Stai»* Good Roads
A.«« orín flou, salii h D Miller. pr»«c
nidi« ni Dii Associatimi. Ill reply IO
un ui'iuiry rimile l»y u represioitalive
n( Dus paper. "I« l" «toure iiftton by
Die coming legislature which a ill
■re.it»' n >tate Highway
Depart
ment and (ilaoe the construction and
in.lint l'iiiiin *• nf malli toad« und»»'
«lato su por vistan
So verni cnuntles ui I lurida have
i««ucd bonds and bulli a consider
In
able mileage of good ronds
man« illslancos tin* lack of I millin'lion« through toiintii-« not «o tir*»
gn-s«i * •- j ■r* . »*t-1« th»- liilh*«! use and
hon» lit ot Do* improved ro,* « to Die
i om mumi ie ** Inoli lindi and pani
lor them
Good r fui iis ** IÜ Mia ke 1 lurid,
Die winter jila* ground of America
They will il-o make a mi ul 11pi lcv
I III II ol 11« Irmi a n d vegetahles and
They
other food«! ufi production
esta hlis hmeni
nf
will eu use Do
gl »MI i*4i t r in g „ m l proM TV t i l g »• tut»-
14.
BOARDS OF TRADE
WILL ATTEND FAIR
S E M IN O L E FAIR W ILL H AVE
SPE C IAL D A Y FOR T H E
FLO R ID A ROOSTERS '
The Seminole County Fair Assorfhtiun has invited the Boards of
Trade of the various cities of Flor
ida to come to Sanford during the
Seminole County Fajr- and up to
date the following letters have been
received from the secretaries:
Tampa, Ha., Jan. 14, 1915.
Mr. C. It. Walker, 'President Seminole
of
III»-
fin d in g
th a t
. b
In reply to your kind fuvor of the
|Ith in«t., I urn much pleased to
advise you that your communication
was brought to the attention of our
Hoard of Governots on the 13th
in»t., and they directed me to assuro
you that wo appreciate your invita
tion and will use our best efforts to
have u representative body of men
from theis organization during your
fair period and particularly during
Tampa Day.
Wishing'you great success in this,
I am,
Your» very truly,
L P D IC K IE ,
Secretary.
Kustis, Fla.. Jan. 12.
President Walker »>f the Seminole
t'ou niy Fair Assiu-ia’fioh:
Dei* r Sir
upon behalf of Kustis will say
that Ku«ti* thanks you for tin- kind
invitation to attend the fair and wo
will endeavor to do so upon the day
tiielit unied mid attend ill a body.
W ticlicv»' tu l he eounty fair a nd
•fili do all we culi tu (usler l he
movement in Florida
l N KENNEDY.
M ìi y or
lai Asini * ili»1. Fla
Mr
i
It
W a lk e r.
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lan 11, 1915
l ’re*
S iu n in o le
C m i o t y F a i r . S u o l o n l , h lu
1 leu r S i r -
W •• hi* ve y»mr v» r, klud invita
(•■rni,in* Hanl I upland
Don ol lanuur> IDh, and Dmnk yuu
ui i i.tpit.il ol the hunk, i lien *5u
I
■lo,I
I
J'
Raid« from
lor thè suini
At thè » arliost jnisOOOIMI. w . . . I.ifg i-r t l l a l l lie» iie»l, .1
lutslde aircraft on urri-d Wednesdny
»
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t
>
I
*
■
«
momeni
ilo»
mailer wdi !,<•
f cried t o iu t i l i t y j u d g e s t - m ir i a n d
I'
wa « reduced line half mill ÍJJl.HhHIIO night al A armoVif'h ( ‘ ruiner. San
bond tix eil a t *101)11(1
brmight tu l hi- attentimi ul thè govll. •old i,.-h pani over
Hi-.ich.im,
* lo the *to< k dr High.i in. Iluiistatititlt,
Stale ol F l o r i d a Vs. I> M t nri I••,
«•ruing body, and they will decide na
honors.
Dcr«inghum
and
Kingslyn
to ropresentntiv es from this nrgr nm urd er In t h e first d e g i e e .
P le a d s
WIll'll I toDuring lh»»«e year*
Ilo laid« hSv'all shortly aller «
not g u i l t y
t z a t l m i ¡ti ) i M t r fmr.
A* soon ns
I wo
State id Florida vs Arnold llux * it r o » gru w mg «m t mu« wer» -lowly o coo k il I d lasleil until I 1
n t « l o r tin - c m i « t i m p t i o t i o f D ii» t» iloti»-, w»- hall In- glad to add»*«t r m t ion win- killed at Yarmouth i man end
Die
ter. lareeny o( an animal
Case r»•covering from
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1 1" . « i l l u p f u *i-> * •
idi
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called and set lor Thursday. Jan ’ I
. ' *••
I I • 1-0.1 .
Ru M îD T R \ DK
f ' • fill havi-g Iliad» riton I o. ,il It. r ! -»
I N * K " N \ 11 1
M1l‘ id »
in ■»! n- |.ii:i.n i ' I ■If III I.
..1
»
reperì t he
ill. B**ard of Trade.
i■
1,1 > W«M . 1
°l ! * i ni.ir* the following au«*vcr»d j -I
■ - (.11,1 ».
•m il»
l
II - 11. i
d
u!• i 'iodi: c d
* c> 1
l
Brought d<
I
w» le
•ll
/•'l'p e ill. »
Pi *I . ■ ■ i
a lo * I I:
W N I ’nnuley,
v . m t . r a t t r a i t e l i lt>
I-Urn ,t i o l )
roliuhlitt.ilimi ol th.- o <i i-lio», to ■hen* i* ultiri,c
prisent
and
midia
proposition
tu
S«*cretary.
II I Minton, A U Moreimiii, J
the advertisements ol real* estati’
which our people turned Dour at
So
far
es
cali
he
learncd
live
or
furnish
(In*
city
with
another
lire
en
M. Brown, T. J. Brannon, A. T
They uri* pleased WIt ll
cum pa nies.
Lakeland, Flu . Jan I 8. 1915.
_ t
tention. Slowly hut surely Sanford «ix w* re kilh-d in ufi Die ruids and gin«'* Aitimi was postponed.
Geiger,
C. MofTntt,- Frank Giles,
I In vinti ,1» t hi1 ((»ll it itf 1 11i*‘ po«»i
It Walker.
Sem r
<
lo t .1loi ita «■•inni ti il (li ber woundeil
has regained all thaï **
ll
isn'i
\ !.dille« o!
\ co mmn l'te; loo from
\
W. E White. F. L. Miller, (J \\
*•« !■ ul tur. 1 proibì 11mi
nfor<l« Fin
tVI«*1le l Oll 111-, -1 .,!r
.. 'ol l iiow o if thè . r511 iu re a» rophiii»*
i\, forging
head il imp
I ., I I I
I ,.iio
I» < I » .. - m •t
*ni
■I
Venable. \ |l Wallaee, .1 F. Mil
I»»..* 1nr » • ..-t
r i p.,r»
I h •' H' f *
« I a tiding a « . Io i i i c • '/••! j -pel-in«
■I
D .. ! . .
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•Do • d
chrll. 1-ihv Frank. T l> Harrlev
, * - .1
1 •1 1. , | , n ; t "N
It* 1
1». » •' g to > our l**tt• r **f r» re il t
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bu
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ut ' 1'•*fÎ1
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p 1 1eg to e ll * 1-* t l . i
r.-t N it •- ,.d 1
to for.- the I o r nei ri * . i
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Vi ill'll MU
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i*r,\,m W B Ballard, .I S Grllm, I lo
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'1 t < t oh r- .1 lUfull ;. pi!.»i».| •>.
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Ro.se, lei. M ! It.. V--- i I
i i i ml, f i » .it you:: ' *ii **n 1In- 11h
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I’ll* II I. ! I» s rn k I 1 A I I
l.trul. al-t h» Mit »4 pro ul »1»'At mont h and hope ( hat y ou
. .in o,i .if )•('< -I Die iiotltd . cclirately
s 10 01,10 Mil
i .i
Su,io
Itngsle.. \ p ( oiinelly. f It B.,n
lu>
■I V lie ubi»- to ha v '•orni* n*pri*- i *t-11ng
gri got»1
ilo ¡.I U el w re ** 'i hi n a hilndr ;
(Kll, If \ Howard. J M I on g. f ^surplus, lo it
I I >»*•(! 1lit- iti.i 111 r*». »! * Und» r sent .it l * • « her» a t o u r f a ir t h e l u i
II in inn n * M.n « r git lu ti
il*« •■; I indoli
“ P I"
I» Dl.vi.,1. | |l Kuliells, \ l. of f.',ll.mm (III, i»l I gin,*
»Inte eu j*«-r * istott
I?*loll will iti no , wtse lowing week.
g tot .11
f Til,mil) lit*, the 1-rg' -i **o
Columbia, >. i .. Jail. 22
Ge»trg«
ll; - • J < l urtin, II F. Wheeler,
I would Ktiggi-st that you •writ«» ' to
le- sen the demand for county roads
i of any hank in the county
B P« rkins who i» being tro-d L« r<
^ • W. Btady, l). G. Monroe, -Joe
Great Ftre«i*rks Di pia.* at F i l
It will link»* their n«ie»»ll> more K. R Schurmtin, who is the man
T*1*’ busin«*»* of The hu i N. Donai
Petnandex,
J. H. Lawson, Homer!
one of the greatest pyrotechnic in fed»-ral »«»urt I«*r the Killing of .ippuretrt
At the »unie tini" the ager ol our fair unti extend the invi1 W R Ilium: t. »»( J; » 1-on' ill*-.
i» i shows a huaithy incren«*», and with di-pl.ys i * » r **itr.easei! in this o t
. NichoUon. C. D. Couch, O
» ngtlieeflng servi»-»»«' of the State tn tutti 0 buri mul bis t »sociales, if
ltj , |„. sdite will he »een en. I, ** Itili- at «en III Novatllher, staled Highway Depart inetti will he nt the you Ini 1e not I ready done »'».
t Herndon. R. Mime, J. A. Allison, J. thj- ne« blnoii and the new
L. Partin, L. T. Hunt, J, A. Aket- brought jn t o eoiut.ittu.i with it. >’ > ,,vi.lljl(|{ u, Sanford, during S<-m today that h*> didn't ri tti» n:lo-r the sir* I...... . the » umili*'» for infoi ina
Very cordially y»tur».
Mo «leeiTtbed lu- liiJhlctilii ('utility Fair. The., fireworks killing
Ixrul, J D Chittenden, W. W Aher- the sal»1 of lliw tie** -lock, it i« f'li
A J iiitr.u u i m i Y .
li mi ami ad vite a» to un t ho da and
„ ni>l 8Mjnk, to An of t he I Inins and «.‘laimini that llu* drug h<- III.iteri I« whVil run he used to t Im
nal,iy, J. M Allison, Otto Kel/., that Its opportunity lor useiutness 1»
Secretary
J. R Richards. J. K. Forkea, P. K. greatly increased.
mere Roman candle or sky rocket hnd taken for hei. dache had utr- best t »Ivantage and with the great
Deal», Flu., Jan. 18, 1915
At the last meeting held »in the variety but 'it will be a wonderful b.iluneed him
Redditt. W. A. Le filer, W. M. Colest rronoiu) in tun given Iniulitv
Mr t* It Walker, President, S« in12th
the boar*M«*f thrietor« was tn- an«! glorious exhibition of all that
k*’ 1» J- W. Luthei, Rex Packard,
imile ('o n nty Fair. St* f-*rd, Fh*.
• I>- I) Caldwell. D. K. Hart. W. II creaaod to seven, and th»- following ¡« beautiful and novel in firework«
Will Mme t barge of Kennels
Dear Sir.
Riulcr.on, A. R. Key, D. E. Hurt, w«Te elected to *erve (or the vest Wondeftul aerial Imml»», tiller ret.i h
Af.ir* I’ hagan’» Mother >lle»
Your favor I I th wu* presented at
Th»Herald
take«
pi*
usure
in
an
Frederic II. Kami, h I' lorspr. p g se-erul hundred lent in the air
.
R e r i h » F. Pi Forster. David
\ suit for ten our annual meeting *».. he l.ltli t nd
Äthin», i J.,11 JJ
nouncing
that
II
G
Dieterich.
I
<*«l
«Peer. O T. Pearson, C. L. Flo we:#. S. O. Chase, Tin'** J Miller 1 A s* ill relear«» gorgeous canopies of
inunaRtr of ihr Viikiiiiu Carolina
flnU»rii
* * * Itlfd etu lui.-iiast¡rally received.
J- M. Jacobs, Joe DeMonl, A. L. Brumley, T. 1. Httwkin» and B ! feathery plume* in the richest color
Nutional
Wednesday
ug:.l»ist
thi
A «pedal vote of thanks paa»«*d at
t lie it mi cml Co., of t hih ri I y hua bin*n
ing Some will display gruttd burst»
Henkel, Tim Keane, S. E. Matches, Whitner.
Cole
man.
Pencil
f
*o..
by
M
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your
consideration of our city end
At the meeting nf the hoard nf cif golden hanging spurs representing appointed manager of the >h»g show ,M* ry I’ liiigdn’» mother.
’L I«. ('handle., L. J. Hartley, Jr.,
giving us a special date (February
of
the
Seminole
County
Fair.
Mr
the branches of the willow. Some
J - W. Long, M. D. Gntchel J. II. directors held latot, Mr Rami
The girl was working in the fac Ith
Dieterich is an expert on bench
J'H'am», J,.. t . W. Lawton, U. W. re-elected president, Mr- Forstor, will semi forth mummolh yellow
tory
weint kiltl'ii April 2b. 1913.
A committee was appointed to ar
»how» nf all kinds and as manager
Herndon. Clifford Bell, J. S. Dinkel, vice president, Mr Whitner. cashier streamers, tipped
with
beautiful
Tho
petition
charges Laro. M. Frank range for thi* trip hnd we hope to
of
the
kennels
will
ink«*
good
care
of
jeweled stars of bewildering beauty,
“ W. Smith, John D. Warren, W. -and Mr. Uetta, assistant cashier.
the canines inlrurted to his iiepurt- with rnllfde ring’ thi* girl; also Jurnes be there from 25 to 50 strong.
while others will explode 'dozens of nient. There are some good dogs in ‘ ‘onley. the negro serving t* •'entonce,
«• Hand. * W. G. Aldridge, i t ' S. •g. .«a- * • •-•-•■ __
1 am specially interested as they
“ eUndon, J. JL Huddleston. C. C.
times, sitiding forth a shower of a
Sorae More About the Deill
h aw consolidated the |>03ition of
tho county and their ownci* have *• accessory.
Woodruff,- J. F. Campbell. S. O.
The third sermon in a series on thousand different sparks and tiny been making ¿ood on their strong I The petition claims that the corn- secretary
manager of our
I'alf
cfc*“ ’ *■ 0. Key. •
T h e Dovil will he preached nt the ha11on tin besides these aerial work», points and this is the opportunity I » " * shoul'1 havp kt,l“ ,h,‘
Association with my position as toeCameron, P. E. Culloy, W. W. Baptist church on next Sunday there will Ije a great number of to hi ing on the dogs and we will I »<•(«.' * ” d protected the girl. The rotary of the Board of Trade, end
y .n N m , S. F. Long. J. M. Allison, morning hy the pastor, Rev. Georgia fancy exhibition set pieces running discove, the best among them S e e l mother was dependent on tho girl, all advice and Information 1 can se
Irutn 25 feet to a hundred leet long.
cure during the visit will be npjtrevi » Ch,nd,er* W. H. Hand. H. S. Hyman. Tho subject will he "T h e
lair headijiiurtem for further infur- !
Devil Against the - Church ”
The The most pretentious and one of mutimi.
cLvndon— not found in county.
elsted.
Middle Florida Presa
tate o| ’Florida vs. Samuel A. Buhjerf of tho Sunday evening ser- the most pottlat with the spectators
Will notify >ou later us i<* result*.
Live Oak. Ji.n 22
The Mi,bile
will he the huge piece constructed
» lard, unlawful Intrecourse with i mon will 1m» “ The Devil In I ’
\ rn i truly.
Itellr f ( « n* ndlte»Florida IT*-»» Association was lorttt*!’ unin’ srried female under 18 yeam The public generally is invited to at to read "Boost fur Seminole Coun
I D ! •'* N E Y .
At tHe meeting of the Welfare Dc ed Monda y wtth K L Thompson,
This htautiful piece will be
Mr
Hyman ty."
*1«. Comes now the defendant, tend these service«.
.u-i ietur> .
• »tnuel A. Ballard attended by his spar«»» no pains to tell what he think» outlined as the central ligure». This |port ment Wednesday r.ftet noon, Mr» editor Perry Herald, president, H. L
Otlattdo, lli . f u n . 13. ID lb.
Dndd, editor .Citizen-R"porter, secGeo. G. Herring; also comes of the Devil and his followers. New will be a masterpiece in the art of W. W. Abernathy and Mrs. H. C
Mr,
C.
R. Walker. Seminole County
retary
and
E.
J.
Wcavcr
and
F.
E.
building.
Besides
this Got tor were appointed i* relief com
JÌ a.
J°nes, Acting stato attorney assembly chairs have been installed firework
Fair,
Sanford.
Fla.:
Cedi,
Mayo
Frec
Presa;
John
A.
mittee
for
the
purpose
of
gathering
Prosecutes for the state and an in tho building and practically 100 there will be a great number of won
Dear Sir:
Howard, fa«ke City Index; J. E,
clothing
fot
distribution
to
the
poor.
derful
sot
pieces
of
wonderful
de
been joined comes six more people can be rented. For tho
Your» giving notice of your lair
This tremendous firework Anyone having such articles of wear Pound, editor Suwannee Citizen;
»
*nd lawful men to serve as last several services the seating ca signs.
duly
received.
display will be presented each night ing apparel that can be used can Burr L. Bixler, editor Present Truth
V̮r?'
H. J. Minton, Felix pacity has been taxed.
Our
next meeting will be held
in connection and conjunction with either send them to Mrs. Aber Messenger; F. R. MpCormack, H. L.
Sunday »chool a t 9:30 a. m.
J' Brannon» c - L. Polk.
Sweger
and
W.
C.
Vanhoy,
Suwan
Mondah,
18th inst., when 1 will read
B. Y. P. U., Jr. and Sr„ 6 p W. Seminole county's first fair and all nathy- or phone 213 and she will
L ° n r
T h e
l u r y ’
nee
Democrat,
members.
Continued
on Page 6 *
send
for
them.
absoullely freo.
f a’ ing the evidénce and arguWelcome to a|| sc/vieee.
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W ils o n B la ir,
larceny
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The Greatest
[ til her mother »hall join her
| Franc* * Pearson ha* .|«*iri»-tl the
|packing house gang, and at* present
M r Hadis H*rv«-y (mid Sanford rate of progress will soon become
an expert.
it visit Tuesday.
Mr, anti Mrs Patton gave a din
M r Frank Cameron ***nt i-> Or
ner
party last week, their guests lielando Monday rerurmmr T m**dny.
mg
Mr. and Mrs Buchanan, Mr
Me.-cst* R. N
Poston, Uifhani
Carter, Mr> Thrall ami M i « J**n- and Mr*. Cleveland anti Mias Fan
noic Morey visited Snnlord on Wed nie Cooley.
The Buchanan fruit is now all
nesday.
flicked anti shipped to be parked and
Messrs. Min»he" anti WlUon. rmployes of the S©j\thern Hell Tele* also a part of Mr. Brown’s.
Charles and Edith Campbell spent
phone Co., »topped over night Tues
the week end with the Pearson fam
day. guest* of the Martin House.
ily.
M r Kail Thrall went to Jarkson.Mr* Hretxlleld raro** o 'e r from
ville Thursday, returning Saturday
accompanied by his mother. Mrs. J. St. Augustine anti spent a week at
O. Thrall anti Mrs. Wm Dorman, Twin laikes Plantation, going to
both of New Haven. Conn. They Sanford on Wednesday for a short
are housekeeping in a part of the visit with Mrs Ensminger.
Mr*. M. K. Fraser of Cleveland,
house occupied by Kev. Morey anil
Ohlo'it
‘ i t " Woodlawn,” where she
hU daughter. Mia» Jennie. They ex
pect to remain here tKe balance of will stay with her sister. Miss lcenhour the rest of the season.
the Winter.
P. C. Toner of Latrobe, Pa., ar-*
Mia» Helen Iserman arrived Satrived
at Twin Lakes Plantation on
urday and ii the guest of Mr. and
I \hl
M AM
A w * .
School was re-opened last Mon
day with at) enrollment of twentyone scholars, by M i» » Helen Iserman
of Sanford. Miss Iserman has been
attending Washburn College. Tcpeka
Kansas this winter and returned
home last we«;k to take up the work
here.
The parents anti ft lend* of
the pupils sre urged to visit the
school whenever possible anil thus
show- an interert in the work being
done there.
•
T h e surprise party given in honor
o f 'M is * Helen Iserman at the home
of Mr. and Mr»- it- N. Poston Tues
day night was well attended and
everybody reported a good time
vvtsi s m t I i t ms
Our community was very much
shucked to hear •*1 t tie death of Mr
Charley Powell on Wednesday morn
ing of last week.
Mr Powell (Was
highly esteemed iij those who knew
him and will he greatly missed
He
leaves three sisters, ins* brother and
a loving wife uutl six «mafl children,
one boy and five girls, ami other
relatives to mourn his to*»
Gnmv,
but not forgotten
Sleep on. dear
brother, sleep on until lie shall call
for the on thee resurrection morn.
Pence he thy slumber
Mr and Mr* Badger were culled
from T a mp«W Wednesday by the
death of Mrs. Badger'» brother-inlaw. Mr 1*OWt*||
v Eb Hunter has returned home
but his father will remain in Char
lotte, N. C , for a few w'eeks longer
Harry and Charley Habtin were
home for a few day« last week
The lo o k road I- line to travel on.
but where it Is not. t*rI• k- d we are
not Magging on it at nil
Mr»'. < Stoudhofl. Lit her anil m*>
ter from New York are here for the
winter with Mr. nml Mrs. StoatholT.
T h e person or persons that visited
Alfred - K ing’» hen bouses Inst Sun
day night or Monday morning nml
stole three large White Wyandotte
hens wo don't wish ihotn any good
lurk in the future
T i n y came from
the clay road tor they left spot* of
clay in l lour »hoe tracks in the
chicken yard.
E V E N T =====
»1
Special
W ork Shoes,
anti Kid. in
hut think of
men, this sale
day
of
l.ees-
S E E D S
E. A. Martin Seed Co
206 East Bay Street
Mr. T o m Kirk of iUoubtinville, 0, Jacksonville,
arrived laat week to make hie people
at Island Lake a short visit.
Mr*. Cooley and daughter, Fan
nle got as far ai Jacksonville on their
way to Paoia, when Mra. Cooley
was recalled to Wisconsin by a tele
gram telling of the aerloua lllneu of
her little grandchild,
Miss Fannie 8■
«■.me on and 1« visiting friende un
•-
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Florida
\
t</
i
Special No. 8— $3.00 is a very close prie, md
Ix>t No. 336. Selby Kid. Hlueher turn. Ladies'
Shoes. A good assortment of sizes, to d* -j o n
close out a pair (Just think <>f it )
JL,7/7/
Special No. 9 M 2-1066 is made b\ S. I,y
Heavy Sole Kid Hlueher, Indies’ Shim, a - j „ , u|
$2.39 seller. Thus sale, going at per d » -| /*/\
Pair
$ 1 .0 7 /
Special No. 10 M 92671 is a Selby's Tun t'alf
17 Hutton welt Indies’ Bpot and M 9267’J i» i T.,n
Calf Combination I -ice and Hutton Sli-,*
l-adies. Gotwlydar welt stitching.
Roth <.f th* .
• styles are special $ 1 9* sellers. This ( ] » * ) n n
3 days sale to close out. your choice
,r O
Special No. I)
M 92666 is the giva:*
gain in a Ladies' S|),m* every »old ui S:o
Selby's Russia Calf, in a gotwl run ol -oz
iai ly priced by us for $.'1.98. lo movt
them this sale a pair
)*.*•
$ 1 .9 8
This Sale for Cash Only
Special ’No. 12 $3.48 is a Patent Hutton
Velvet top Selby's Ladies’ Shoe
$2.98 i» a Pat
ent K id Hutton. ( loth top Selby > Sh-*v-. both
tlu*se iiu iii Imts will go at till» three
day
.-'ale, a pan
Dry Goods
.79c \ A U F 19c
$ 1 .9 9
Special No.
I/oalher Hlueher
a Kplemlitl value
I his lot during 3
! lu.» Mlllllbet i » .i »p e d a l lead- i ’
36-in wide. all wool, neat br -leaded -1- . ,
navy, tan, new blue and red—3 tlays
only
13 Is a $2.48 and $2.39 Patent
la d ies’ Shoe, matle by Selby and
lit this price, closing, d*-J
days sale, a pair
$ L .O i/
O U T IN G s r ECIAI.
Full »I and ard weight, 3ii-in. "nidi
dark t-al i» rn», for ihr» »,ale
»I« * - i
priced lo<* value, for this sale
$ 1 .9 9
39c
7 9c
$1.25 VALUE 97c
See this line of plain White Dress Shi
values for $1.25, our si>ecial price ts
only
Special No. IH "M crriam ” Potent Leather,
Hutton No. 75313, Red Ton, Musses spring heel,
turn Shoe, n good $2.25 number, sizes d* -j » Q A
9 to 1 1 ^ for 3 days’ sale
Special No. 19—"M errlam k Dull Top Patent
le a th e r Hutton Shoe», No. 842-16, low heel Misses,
turn, $2.48 is a special v^lue, 3 days,»
sale..,
>v**» **
$ 1 .7 9
97c
Furniture
rniture stock Is nojv complete with
Lure Bargains in the new 1915 design»
M anogany" and "Fumed t)ak.
Select a Dresser, Wasnstand, Chiffonier. Ward
robe, Bookcase. Library Table, Dining Table.
Center
Table, Rocking Chair or even a Kitchen
'V 1
W
Safe or Clipboard on our special easy, payment
plan. You will Bccure a piece of Furniture that
^ will stay with you and tne price will never •«’
missed.
Special No. 20— Is a
Spring Heel, Gun M etfor
Misses, made b y "M e r riam ".
This nature
last shoe, sizes 9 to 13>^,
$1.98 value
to close out
$1 .4 9
Wc arc Agents for Butterich P a tte r n s
W EDNESDAY
TUESDAY
:Y. 27th
-,
:
!
1 ‘ »i*
* )(
50c U N D E R W K AK 39c
Thus line of Hnlbriggan Underwear i> ih
ular 50c numbers in Shirts and Draw r».
going at
Special No. 17— "G odm an" All b a th e r Kid
Hlueher Shoes for Children, sizes 6 to 10. Special
values for 98c, your choice to secure this
bargain a pair
ii♦
(
$3.98 P A N T S $2.fi9
We have some very special numl*er> m
Sergio, TwtH'ds. Csussimerc and mixed uThese are exceptional $3.98 and $3.48 d**
values for
...
9 9c
Shoe
ll *
Gent’s Furnishings
Special No. 16 All lea th er Shoes, In dies’
Kid Hlueher style, specially priced for $1.35 and
$1.50 in small sizes, this sale marked at
a p a ir ....................
...........
Button
39c
2-'.r VALI K I l f
It ai in** t >, •pe. m.itud.K i tired 1- •
’1In-■spi •< la! tiiitnliii " ill g-- --t,
\ ai d
Monti; ty. 1ue.»<lay, Wednestl ay at a laid
Special No. I-r> $2.48 Russia Calf lAttlies'
Hutton Shoes, sizes are from 2Jg to 4. If you are
fortunate enough to have your size in d *-j f T Q
this lot they will be only.
$
nl,
.
F L O R ID A
♦>
merchant
•$rsr"
SANFORD
pair
last week.
C W Rush,
:'***■'•x*.
C A S H D E P A R T M E N T STORE
th e
m a k in g
one
attending this sale and
>»*v:
D. A. CALDW ELL& SONS
to
w file r
least GGc on a pair by
This Sale for Cash Only
new
syru p
is here you will save at
Special No. 5 M en’s Hoot, tan Calf vlscolizetl waterproofed.
$7 50 is tlit* quality, this
ale we are grinding them out at |ht tP pT /I O
pair
ip O s T :* /
Special No. (1 ’i’his consists of two lots of
Gun Metal Oxfords, \'<>. 87005 arid N’ o. 87075
one is Hutton the other is Hlueher style $3.50 is
the price, ‘‘union made.” Opt aclose(T* -I Q Q
out leader at
ip A «a / 0
cam* in t o s y r u p a n d
g a l l o n b a r r e l o f tin*
fin is h e d
Made
by Selby—if your size
No.4— Guaranteed"A ll le a th e r”
consisting of Gun Metal, Zoo Calf
this lot the. values are extra for $2.00
it. all leather shoe for Q f T Q
»p X s O a /
of
In
ha-,
Style No. 615.
Special No. ¡1 Snows Pat. Calf Hutton and
Hlueher Shoes, made on the Phoenix toe.
I his is
the $-1.00 grade in Men’s guaranteed Patent Leath
er Shoes. .lust another
special to
make this sale talked about, only.
u p hi» c r o p
d e liv e re d n
Boyd
ies Kid Hlueher Shoes.
pair for
Special No. I t
Consists o f Selby's Paient
l e a t h e r . Iteti K id. T a n Russia < alf Pump». »p*-<-ially priced at $3 19 and $2.98 a pair this e n
tire tL'vsoiiim lit will be clos* d out a
H
Special No: 7 —In d
Special No. 2— $3.50 Snows, Special Good
year welt, Patent Leather Rlucher Shoes on the
easy wearing, Cinch, Pelham and Hot Tamale
toes. This lot is going for only i>er Q O O Q
pair
i
Mrs A <> Powell and son. Prank,
from Roanoke. Va . arc visiting Mr*
W E I (rod mix and sister, nml ww
trust they will become interested
to the good laud in our littl* neigh
borhood and buy a home here, as they
seem to Ih* very nice people ami
we would welcome them gladly In
our midst.
Mrs W. E. I,oc nnd children spent |
Sumluy with Mrs E A Rush
Mr. Curl Click and wife, formerly I
Mi»s Sal lie Pipford are spending
awhile with Mr*
Click's parent»
M r slid M r .
A
I
l.ipfurd
Mr \\ E Brodnav n-pre»ent mg
Smith Hm» Nursery, Concord. Gu..
was delivering Iruit trees lo a num
ber-of farmers in this section a few
days ago and we hope to see some
nice Orchards of peaches, pears,
grapes, etc..
;» ri*»ull of this in the
near future
W
We find that on certain numbers
o f Shoes we have more than should
he at this season of the year, and on
some styles only broken sizes. So
hence, this wonderful Shoe Sale.
pair...... ......
Ri-v. Bartlett from Enterprise de
livered two line sermons at the
school house on Sunday morning 11
a. m. and 7 p. m., which were high
ly appreciated by all present. This
is his first visit out here since ho has
been assigned to this charge and we
shall look forward eagerly to hi*
regular appointments which will he
on every second Sunday in each
month
The farmers around this section
arc being seriously delayed in pre
paring their land for the coming
crop of ' spring vegetables, etc , on
account of so much rain for the past
few- weeks hut we hope they will not
lose courage, as the prospects are
brighter for the wide awake (urmer
in this new year of l'Jlii than over
before and a great variety of Mood
crops should he planted and well
cared for
A fine baby boy w m Jiorn on the |
18th to Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lund
quist.
Besides her mother. Mrs.
John Lundquist, those, in attendance
We carry all the leading varieties of
were Dr. Neal and Mother Dtrtle- Farm, Held anil Garden Seid that have
been tested and known to be adapted to
son.
this soil and climate.
Mrs. Culp and M r». Robinson
We can fill yafir order immediately
were rccont callers at Mrs. Jack for new ciop of all varieties of
Thompson’s.
SEED BEANS. SEED POTATOES,
Mr. and Mrs. Derby anil daugh
ENGLISH PEAS, CUCUMBER, T O
ter and friend walked out from San
MATO. PEPPER SEED. ETC.
ford to their orange g ro ve last week.
Besides Mr. Jack Thompson’« fam SEED COHN. SEED OATH. SEED
ily those In nttendnrtce at the funeral
BARLEY, MILl.ET. SORGHUM
of Mr. Charlie Powell from thia aide
HEED, ETC.
were both the Mesdames Bertlcsona
R H Q D E S G R A S S SE E D
and Mrs. Uerrell, M r. and Mr«.
Ballinger, Mr*. Jack Vaughn and
NATAL GRASS SEED
Mrs. Della Robinson.
* , -.. * ' c *
•' - **
Complete stock of garden and field
Mr. Henry Lundquist, who has
been doing aomo repair york for seeds, poultry’ iced and supplies, incu
bators, etc.
Mrs» Anna DeForeal has this week
.
Write for our spring dialogue and
sealed an uptuir room for Mr. Bal
linger and is now doing some paint weekly price Hat on poultry feed, etc.
I
ing for Charlie LuiTdquVt..
Oldest established and largest seed
t-v.
louse in Florida.
PAOLA POINIS
EVENT —
•
Special No. 1
$3.51) lo $5.<K)
Values in M en’s
Patent Leather,
Gun Metal and
- Russia C alf Blucher and Hutton
Shoes and Ox
fords. This as
sortment consists
of from one to
three pairs of a
WEKIVA III MS
<♦
Shoe Selling
That has ever been put on in San
ford will be the Great Three Days
Shoe Sale which will he inaugurated
at the D. A. Caldwell & Sons Store
next Monday, January 25th.
north country.
We are having some charming
winter weather right now. and tin
hope it may continue*
. U P S A L A AND ( i M A P t W L L t
Tt>.'
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Continued on l’uge 3
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COR R ESPON
DENTS— E V E N T S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — EFFICIENT
REPOR TER S
JANUARY 22. l 9l5
HAPPENINGS
A BENCH OF INTERESTING
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Sanft'fd* Kin., Jan. 18, JVI&.
u |{ J. Holly. Sanford. Fla.:
**‘Dw»rsir:
It U not so remftrknblo that there
automobile accidents us that
Ihlrp nre not MOKE. sine« there ure
m»n> cf both motoilaU and pcij»tti^“ ’ who lir"
*Knorunt
rrarri*“ * ,i* 1« the mb'* of the road
j^a j rule U i* the motorists who are
to blame. f»r it is really worse where
,1,1c ure able, for either business
^ pleasure. to own 11 machine
whirb needs scientific and businesslike handling, to be ignorant than
fof tbtss.»* who do not own machines
and therefore Have not direct oern,ion to learn the ways of a possibly
death dealing machine.
And it ii
,orse for the former with surh dan
contriolled or NOT con
trolled to lie careless, as they tot
frequentl> are
tel
r.vr.H iw rsc.
should know the rul.n of the road
in,j lt, the latest accident that of
Mr lUndull iwlio narrowly escaped
death by being run down by nu
iuto it would plainly .seem, from
the explanation given by a mem
ber of bis family, thut the auto was
not at fault as'’to S ID E of passing
. thouEh it may
»peed.
¡1 ram« yrf* rapidly that it an. only
l>y the greatest
fortun.* that
tin- Occupant, of our rar f»ca|n-d
no me injury
Tin- » a u r r ul ......... .
o'nd car was nne ul th. rnunt> ofliciuls
This i* only .me :>f .. numU r of orrnsinns in which the writer
has barely .....
|r,,m
nir.'l.-HMicM m -nim- * , , ,,|
tnnbilist», who have cither (ailed to
give warning Irom h.-Limi ami at
crossing* fhnn too gr.-at *|i.cil when
piiaaing, or from tb.-ir u.’iuU||> tnkink* the wrong side of th. r.Ioi
\m|
unless motorist- i heii,-,-Ue- pay ,.t
tentnm to such thing' most enrefully they cannlt enp.-. r to escape
severe criticism, if nut serious arridents
A U H HA I . I ) HEAhKll
Karl Kuhl’s tirent Iter.ird
...
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Not content with t lie linrior- I lint
.
liave come to him as one o! tin imi«t
uarin« aviators iu- America. nor with
.
.
the American altitude record which
,
,
,
he went after recently when he went
,
,
over Hi.mm feet into the «hi .iliove
Overland Park. Kansas ( in. K.n
•rit,,
,
, *
|Kuht is still going after other aerial
Mr
«mi
M rs.
U
fu rie ra i
roe,
a u lii
MOORt’S SiAIIO.N
Mrs J (i Hasty and infant went
o
IVarhluml. N
(' . on Friday,
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railed (here l»v tile seiiou« illness of
.
,
h*r father.
i
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Harney Met aside of ( arlha««,
M r - , .
t N. (
is a new arrival here,
i
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,
,
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Samuel Schwartzhas sold his
,
, , . ,
,,
.
I.eautiftll home. Mnrnucttc Lodge
, ,
iirui fruit Krovr* 11> |>4*oplf from ( hiMr Schwartz has harvested
M r.
1
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Ila ri,
Mr
a n jl
U
M i l l e r a t t e n d e i l ilo t h. r ii. i ' i i u c l l
ut M o ti
I ' >• L i d i e *
w .T e
('• \ | l ’ u w id l
s i'te r
and
fagiani in lampa
1.trilli,, lati
\ruoti« thè mn*t
Spei'tai II .r ( alitro t.i he pi «.«etite il
durili« Un t ; i - pu ri Ila r a m i vai, rii,
date« o
p |
f, iimary t tu Ih
inclusi i
i tw.i pan page.ini
entttle.
I tpe I 'PTUtlig i»f thè Spaliinrd.
pi h udì l'ring lo mimi thè
scene» • n t . n l ihr,.»* cctilufic* and a
h a l l u« " .leu IleSoto, Navarro and
their ("llnwers tirsi invaded Florida,
(ollowct l.\ r he invasino, tweiitvfi ve >'.T» ago li \ thè btlnented
,iur' wsn
who
r ‘,m‘ IU!'
a large crop of fruit this season,
whowill performhis thrilling feats
Thl, tlPW roa(1
i,cinK
oponotI
here in Sanford has .nnpunerd that thr„ U|th {rom Ohio avenuo to Iicar. he IS going after the world’s nltitudu
w i._____
unu Sjloo school cbildren.
Re
until he goes more than 21.00(1 fee,
J . ¡ " ' " J f * ,n ” m|J*m,,nt hearsals lor the pageant are now be*
Prominent Spanish cigar
Straight up the presep, Kuropran mark •
^
‘ ^
“ V° 'l thg held
,- . , .
'
1
, . niu* nail been montioniMl an a proKuhl in om* of tin* rntmt womh rful '
,
,
,,
,
.
nmniif h ' 'iter-.. 1.1rayed m the heigth
ruimt* i«»r tin* ni'U str«,«*t
a viators vnIio **vi,r Kran|M*d a rtn trol
of fnslitpp'i and
riding in Lindau«
k»v,*r
When In* *vn\
aftvr tin*
S,*mi,l<>l° KarmHhaM* " { n,lolh|,r
will portray the second corning of
Yankee mark oir loftiness, the v..„„g
Mrr,‘* of
the Spantani*
The pageant will he
llyer a. the same tune e«tal.li»he.| a ...........
wMh *°
staged •" Pialli Plebi, in 1lu* rear of
ip a ip.ill;, owned luiiri-t
record for heigth »ithoui t l . .....
H " r" 1“
1 ■ i,r'’ ' 1" " - l amp.
ituJK,.M As M ril|„
r<l)
j , l'"«K umuher car ot fumy let luce in hotel I*,. I'., n p,t Hii\
|[y,.r, have a uni , i .. rt i l.c.d
:" " 1 ,,,v *'
"i-re | 1II
1. . ! Il"*' I !||. t . >I n . 1
pir.,1 io,p , 1,1. e « t r a p p e d o n their laa
' -,r' rri"j>
‘ 111
thè prc-i-nt y.-ur will In* more hrilL-hin«*. but Kuhl spurned what he
^ T'- ' ' v - 1hurnbury of Currie liant timo thosc of formcr yeur». and
cu|U„| „ “ lurlvlikn rusts.«
and V,ll,‘ “ " d M, m An,,ie ,,rown oi Vt- lowor r.tilro. d ami slcunisbip ruIcs
(nuved it...... leine,,.« without
‘ ‘ •'r'''mas were g,,e,ts of ,\Irs .1 F wili I) ndi-rcd from all pinot- cast
„ ji extra sw.ale,
l ins latter lea",,v” ri' 1 ,t:,>h g e n t l y
j of lite M -i.Mpipt ri ver
rmliike. u* in n.ri- was a piers' 1if fouli-l.,, 1
Wl11
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I LP’
w i t h .
,
p
i
blc.llllp. In III
.
I p
hlg'll -I
SAT. JAN. 2 3 *°
A T 1 : 3 0 P. M .
S P E N C E R ’ S A D D IT IO N
B. H. Harnley, Auctioneer and Saies Mgr.
Saved Girl’s Life
" I want to tell you wRat wonderful benefit I have re
ceived from the use of Tliedford's Black-Draught," writes
AUs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky.
“ It certainly has n t^ e y m l for la grippe, bad colds,
liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught
saved my little girl’s life. When she had the measles,
they went in on her, but one good dose of Tliedford's
Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no
mure trouble. I shall never be without
For constipation, indigestion, headache, dizzi
ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar
P,
u
AT SORRENTO, FLA.
in my home.”
-iru.-r will bring libili .iipppilur luu
chine
I ii 11| i!| I»* n .t ' . ! ,
•
05MG!
AT A U C T IO N
D. H. Spencer, Owner
SSS? l-a «should go to
n vP ti
*hrn C)\ CiKi....Li
Huould on orL E F T , ffiviiiff
.. road ahead.
the HU5HT.
Mr Hanroa clung from
in its proper
1« to t lie left
ion says. Mr.
ii nisei f immethe car.
If
dng^from th«
i OU
GCIM G!
boat ir which he bus thè position
of sei ini<l ei.gineer
ailments, Thcdforil’s Black-Draught has proved itself a safe,
t , p,
reliable, gentle and valuable remedy.
kip! will
If you sutler hum any of these complaints, try Bfack-
■m TFK f
orvtcoffo i«. r„
m
.
■
lir a Usi".i* *>■».<-* i «ci. u « Tti.ii
M i l l 111JJpV tpsl,r, ihil.li » - I v. l*i,i k.
H o c « , PL r*-',,| I--f .«I «'<.- ftiiil I- r I p-«
:
" 1-'1■* ' I. Pi,.f
«¿3
[ m u . (W.V Ainu
mr a mix a asp axt shop
IU W (I,.., SirtM,
JxkMsnil.. ru.
■i'm ,i r->.«>I .il rig1i .ngb
up ! I'owti m»r g.in wnrii
pfi-scin e j.t I b.- turn find
I fraught.
It is a medic me of known meiii.
p us <i
V"iii.,;
; lentiui s i t i v i . p: u
■■ ' i ' !.
ils value,
I or sale t*\ crvwhere.
Seventy-five
tiood
Brice L’h cents.
1915
EDUCATIO NAL
. Embracing-Agricult-Hre, Horticulture, Floriculture, Domestic Arts and Crafts
with exhibits of Stock, Hogs and Poultry, and the products of South Florida. Rac
ind. Polo Snorts Aeronlanes. Lectures and Entertainments of all kinds.
F o r In fo rm atio n or P rem iu m L ist, A dd ress
W M . R. O ’ N E A L , Secretary
H. H. DICKSON, President
for
[J Ml
�■ ■ ■ I
pinne (1ÌKhtH, drew orkn, etc.
The try ns n stock raising section. C a ttle 1
Times predicts that the fuir will be cnn be wintered on grazing lands.
» great benefit to Seminole county Hogs can bu fattened on peanuts
It. J. HOLLY, Editor
ami
that section generally. -Tampa grown in the summer and left in
W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager
the fie|ds. which the hogs will find
Times.
I'uLllthpl Kvrry TuM<Uy uri'l KrlJ»y
down to the last peanut.and put on
0the sweetest and best meat that can
N O T FOR J A C K S O N V IL L E
There is a market
We will give Hotelkeeper Mason ] I*1* produced
Before a man can be successful in the busines, he must learn to
HL’ILSCMimON PMICB. IN Al» VANO!
credit for having a lot of ginger f o r 1kpr*' f ° r l *"* t»eef and pork. It need
82 OO
ONR V R A M .................
save, money. All successful business is the process of saving.
th,‘ "*>“ e
NIX MONI It»
1.24 trying to put a state fair at Jack- n,,t hp ......... . ,,‘*t
sonville.
Forage
crops
produce
in
wonderTHREE MONTON. . ...........
You cannot begin too early with a view to succeeding in your busim i •
1
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Staple
¡.
Jacksonville has to its credit a ful-amount and variety.
ness. This bank invites your account and will pay interest on your money.
tkllinri) la Ike illy bp Ciittrr 12.00 N i Tm i I»
crops are planted early in the year
fair
that
was
"pulled
off"
across
the
Adtisr# *f 20r. Per Month
IN TER EST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND CERTIFICATES OK DEPOSIT
Piymmii In Adtunco Mum Ik* Mmlr il Offlrr river some years ago. and also a re and frequently the wealth of crabcent Confederate Reunion when the grass nnd beggarweed that reaches
____ ■ -■
Knlrffd An Srfitñd (l«*i Mall Maltrf tstfu*« 22nd hotel men gouged the people, and maturity aftei the main crop has
ItOâ, âl Ihf i’»Mo«nc« il Hanford, Florida,
been
harvested
is
in
itselt
a
n
o
p
of
those who were not robbed by the
t'ndrr Art of Mirth 3rd. 1119*
hotels hnd their pockets picked or sufficient value if hurvested for *
W
Olir* la llrrMd ItulIdJnf
Tclrphoni* No. 148 were separated from their coin by forage purposes to pay for the labor
JTf IttNTvpuRBUSIHESS ^ ^ --- •*
~~and
expense
of
the
previous
crop.
gnmbing devices or were made par
These things juridly explained and
Iloporter-Star says that Orlando tially insane with f heap mnil order honestly exhibited to the prosper-1
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
ILE. TOUR
R. R. DEAS
banks have installed machine guns whiskey.
I'rr.Mi-nl
Vic••Pr» ftJml
S
A
N
F
O
R
D
,
F
L
A
.
(’whin
A-Bli Caihlrr
live
homeseoker
will
sell
more
land
|
*
The momont that Jax' says stale
in the windows to prevent hold-ups.
to people who are able to finance
M ight *we suggest to the hanks hf fair it begins to nppoint committees their operations for the first year
ami
scheme
to
pass
the
hat
for
the
Florida that the hold-ups do not nlthan all of the emblazoned literature
w-uys come'from the outside of their rest of the state to make the fair that ran bo printed and circulated.
‘ posfible.
institutions.
There is no reason for trying to -------------------------------------If Jacksonville is tu depend upon
.
----- O — hide
anything from u homeseoker f l p r ’ I T J T
C O U R T
E very paper In Florida should financial aid from the counties and coming to Florida, or to tell more
LU U 1V 1
boost the meeting of the Eloiida ¡ com m unities»! well as slate aid. it
thun facts: The simple facts illus
Press Association in
Miami
on might as well (juit now.
trated are the best argument that
If
Jacksonville
is
not
big
enough
March 25th, 20th and 27th. 11 will
it
is possible' to produce.
S T . P E T E R S B U R G A N D M A N A T E E RIVE R POINTS
be one of the largest und liest meet to finance u fair in its own city, with
usuall
state
aid
from
the
legislature
Continued
from
Page
1
ing* o f the greater Florida presa and
the fuir hud much better be held in
the boys should be there in force.
A. K. Roaaetter, David Spoor, A. W.
Ocaln, Gainesville, Sanford, Orlahdo
*^.X*
b oo jv sm k * »*
o v v M M ita *
h w -V < J w -».w mi‘ ' ^ " VWMOtbo> inhmd
*
and only eleven answering to their
I nut i tilt Inn apt!
anil will
will
Ibe
ia
^nnìlC
Ci(] I CCÌìtrilH^ Iociltt*íl,
institution
financed
name.*, tho- court ordeiod u mislargely-« by
rapmrt.
A
A “ atc ,alr " h‘bu1'1 *"* hel<1 in th**
trinl.
Therefore we think that the fair is 'mrt oi th° Rtute wh,ch ,ook" likp
Court
adjourned
to 2 o'clock
all right and have no kick coming Florida.
BUSINESS C O N D IT IO N S
I N p. in.. Ja n l Pt h. PM 5.
California
on it a* Rome of the *tatc paper*
tuliIornia
" (,t ho" 1 *
All pnaont, couit leconvened |>ur- |
T H E SOUTH IM P R O V IN G
■corn to have. Jackaonville may not f!lir u*' in Mounl Sh,is,u
RUant to adjournment
EACH W EEK *
be in the center of tho Mate but it uh,,n’ the>’ Rrow »nowbaMa and rhilMeC-tuu, Alias t'h.is G.illo
liltin*
It haw it* fair* down where
Ir our greatCRt city and all of
way. murder in tlie first degree Mr
aho uhi he lir.oud of ili.' big city nnd th* " ,runR‘' blovM.m* blnom and wher
Columbus. Ga . lau 22
The lo A K I'.w.-r* was here sworn m ns
thè big fall
Semin.de county will ,h'‘ ,,ra"K*' Mossom* bloom and I
(*n mo
l„. dustrial Index *;»>* in uà issue lof .ii-MMing ..lute* attorney.
certuinly ha ve a display nt thè Fior'■
’*'** l *"’ P'oducta lo
tion
of
acting
states
attorney
a
) tilia week:
ida State Fair no mattar whether ! #hownJ»ckaor»villo ia only
a
"M arked construction. industrial! MiVerunce is h,' r,,,‘y tînintod in the
lt ho in Jnckaonvillo, Pensacela,1conglomerntlon of brlck and Mone
Comes liow thè doand generili business uctivities in abavo cause.
A pula chi cola or Coro Cola.
un<l mortntr' anii ^
l»oHceineii and
(eniiunt,
Cima.
McCunn, ulias CUns.
_O ____
a wlilto wuy nnd nlley» nnd polipi- thè southeast lieruld thè return of
Gallowuy, attende.! hy it is eoimsel,
prosperity.
ciana, and people from thè nortli :.re
Itigli)
lllso m i’te* I he
"T liere bave beeu ma iij
mure George N
Sanford i* all ngog ..ver t h e ^ o n j - ,
m Mime ,h.i;gs :(„■>■
iicting
states
ut
t.irnev
who prose 1
ing festivities and when thè vi*ltors ure too collimo;.
anuouncemenls mi thè juist we*'k of
etile*
fui
Mie
'tilt.',
ii'-i'tod
hy A K.|
begiri lo arrivo thè fimi week in
constructiun work tu h« dune and
S P E C I A L G A S P A R I L L A SER VICE
Junuury fer the Seminole m unii feir
1*,‘ f-*ir
' '* I” 1 ! w en Itili II 1rial (dairts lo he e*l.. Iih I . d l'iivt .-r-, . ed I In- n i ‘ i-ndaiil .ninni
they will ‘find everything read) ano ” ' illt «’ "'door*, an ! where the thrtll 111 tilt) week in t Ile pn.st ItV• ting lb.it le w. - r.'iid) fur trial
everybody happy and
willing to l,n,riK,"‘ Hri,u' Il,,d 111.Ty amt st ni w- nionths
There hiis been a mitic.- < orni'* Iw.-lve gniiil litui In wlui meli
K II
welcome the gu»-*t«.
The Seminóle berne* matriculate, where hnnuiiu* aldi* inerease in thè pust tlir•-»- wi'<*k. 10 «orve as Mirar« to wtt
h n in
county fair will inefnde
mimv ..id h;’ nK ,r',rn
and
pitieapple* and i In volume in rajodly beciyming Randall U U l . o e g . I i
P e te r s b u r g I r a n s p o r ta tio n C o m p a n y
J
M Brunii, I. T
li iari t . J. C S i .
and «orne new features, und be an grow on pine trees, ami where llore normul.
M
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f
f
n
t
.
R
e
x
l'ue.knrd
l
.
e
R
o
v
Til
oernsion for inspecting the exhibits '* 11 rhinate that you do not have to
"Cottoti I* being e.xported in .terni
I rlrpluiocv 230 and -163
l A M i ' V i I f*KI0\
11 loiin Hcrt.y. \\ il ¡I.i11..ril l u e
and enjoying Mie days in many ;lpulogiie for
il) in. reasiug quaiititien. and Mie
The «lille
ways.
Thy dati-s lor the Seminole
S,* l‘' ,“ lr
Jacksonville to repre prive •>( e.iltoo is ri.iw Mieli timi De .Moni. M | Baker
iuiving in all it- tcstinioii)'. The'
county lair are February 3, 4. G and M-nt Florida, and our greatest unset ¡
11 I f V M I t l « f I • I I I I f »f f I f t >
much more of it ia being sold, i l e
defendaut b) lus all.iruey prayed ,
«L
fi, and the tentures include a h o r s e ''” ‘‘binate ! ' ! !
money reeeived (or it belping to
i
thè court lo allo» Iimii to witlulrsw =
A Rtute fair where thè .'limate is
shoe, r a m on the lake, parades, a
Î
i :
RWell t ile volume of eiretllia t ioti.
baby show, health exhibit, agricul not n whit boiler thun it i* al Nifdi in muny re-pcct* business ir <m> a bis plea nf in»t guiltv to murder in
lir«t degr.'e and tliat he, thè delend
tural. horticultural, livestock and ville or Atlanta?
Rouiider basi* t ha n (or a long lime he
•M
lt, (le ililowi'd tu .'litui hi* plea o| .5
Bunodi
thè
t
bonghi’
industrial exhibits and other things
(ore.
.
D E A L E R IN HIGH G R A D E B A K E R Y GOODS ì
guilty td I l e «in of ina usili Ug li ter c ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Il w.iul.l misrepresent Florida
of equal interest
Times-Cnion
:
Un every battìi lIteti? are evtdelicoR
He waut people br<night inside thè
Mith '..»ii-i'iit of «tate attornev* tt “ »
O
of i m jiro ve meni and indicalions that
We make anything knmvn to tin* Inule
ìiist re.. r . ■( ■» w }
state noi ori thè e.lge of it
Jack
wa« *0 u r d ' r . d
S a n i tir» ! p le a « 11? a seiiR.in o! umuruuI jirosperit) ir
The Reporter-Star
wants
to
stock of fruit cake suppliti*. Special oriler« filletl loi .ti I r .• |
w ith .lra w n
i lie d e / e n d i m t wa« Mie ti {
sonville idtould he in Georgia, nnys'hange the name of Orlando from
b e g in n in g
re -a rru ig n e d tin ti pien ti g u i l t y lo th è
bow
Clearwater Su;i
known in our line. Prompt delivery made any where m it y |
the City
Beautiful to "Florida’s
" A South Carolina lumber manu
W ill is in l i i l o u s a g a lli i f J i . x w n n t s
c rim e
»!
m n n s ln u g h litr.
and
plea • t
Best Inland City."
The R
S
facturing company, whieh is o|?ero( g u i l t )
t o i n a n s L i u g h l e r w n s en
Mie fa ir l e i b e r b a v e li
i n P A R K AVE PHONL 106
: wi; s o l i c i t y o u r t r a d ì :
claims that so many other Florida
aling its plant on double lime, is
/U ----tered against the di fondant, Charles «V i iiiiii i ion iJinvVMyonniMi 1■aiiiim M iaiiiiiiiiin un a l l u c i W ‘
j
cities have adopted the City Reaupieparing to increase its capital
McCunn. ulias Chatles Galloway
stock ftom î 1.200.0011 to $2.400.000
tiful nil me that it is eon fusing. We
Slate of Florida vs. Samuel A
believe that Orlando adopted that
A Mississippi lumber manufacturing
DISPLAYING
THE
GOODS
Ballard,
unlawful intercourse with
plant has received u large order from
name after Seabreeze had a copy
an
un
married
Iemale under i l e .ig
right on it. for that city umh named
F.hgla nd
An extensive phosphate
'in motion <>t .■■ tni,.
FIti i M T i l l T tNM't T IM I iti.)listr\ mi hlanda bas resumed op ni I « vimi r
ihe City. Beautiful in the enrlj days
slate
alturtiev
» nolle pm-liple 1*
erati.ms
A rolling null at Gadsden
when Seabreeze was in truth the
hereby
entered
M
l t he aliti vi* cause
■mnt beautiful place in this part of
T i m e was w h e n t h e g e n e r a l s . ^ ie in e Ala . lias been placed in operation
Stutc of Florida vs. Denis LoveFlorida.
Orlando cun easily lay ( y f selling lands in Florida was to These are a few illustrations of the
luce, alias Donis Hampton, grand
claim to the title of
Florida's make up a handsome map,, plats in widespread improvement.
"Thirty-six corporations have been larceny. Comes now the defendant.
Best Inland City foi this cLlrnc'an grhen or white or red, with a lot bf
citi
3>e substantiated in many ways.
If literature embellished with orna fdirned in the past week with mini-j Denis Lovelace, alias Denis Hamp
The Fold Motor Co re|>orts that in the four months endm
j
Joe Recto wants to m-*:' t’-'r ■’ •*n mental trimmings in the way oil mum cu pita I stocks aggregating $ I .- ton attended by Iiir counsel. A K tiler» wer^ Tl.uo'i Ford curs <r.Id and delivered This .lemon tr
Powers, also comes acting stai. at riv.'H M • tlv tremi t.d .us Ford schedule oí BOO.non for ti»
we will back hint uji for Urlando de- «prig* of orange IiIorroiiir. clusters t)2M,tfiO
taini'd t ar* nt the Sanford Meritine & tiarngc t ».
John
A m o n g t h e i t e m s ..( c o n s t r u c t i o n
d
o l i t i (C JJones,
ones, w h o pro*.'
•serves the l..ie, tuin • not only the of g.)1.Ion Iruit, etc, and sending the
t F « Il 1.1 VMS. Igcnt
1:11» vitti III' , I \ * WinJiff
cutes
fur
the
stale,
ami
an
ts*ui
Xrcalest tab. t::i city . t certainly stuff broadcast over the country, works to he done, as reported this
hu
v
1
»,
it
been
joined
come«
*ix
good
Xhe mu i j. y
:ve i r ’ nd city in The Stokers of such schemes bad week, are
lawful men to „ i t , » a.« juror«, to
Fiarida or at o,h. r sta
Interested at On r
first secured a big allotment of cheap
Bridges, Hillsborough
county,
h i s Fallow ing.
wit; K. B. Randall, John llerby, .1
f * IT*
"My dear yon might '
land at a low figure, then opened Florida, and Walker county. AlnFrleiuf
tt t.»ii you 4t»llviir»?t vour
C Partin, Joe De Mont, Rex Pack lectur» on Browning In that llitlu oloiis things and l.O •
. .t 'S
The Baxtet case now in the
general agencies in the big cities und tarnu.; church buildings, Atlanta,
for isard, W \\ la»ng.
Tnk? 1
town you said you were going to last deep subject*
rtiit court is getting pi o not on '.ms the rorj.a ol noliciti^rs who canvassed Gu.; Meridian, Miss.; dormitory,
¡m
l up
Messier, the tuant
State of Flotidu vs. Denis Love summer, did tho audience seem to fol statici'
nnd a* it drugs thiough’ each session the prospective purchasers did the Natchez, Miss.; factory building,
Th*
a
hat
for
the
Swiss
to
t-»1
»
low you?'' Lecturer—"Oh, yes; they
*>f the court the taxpayer offers up r.est. Result, u lot of disa|>polnted Titusville, Fla.; road, Bibb county, lace, ulias Denis Hampton, grand
It. 01 Sit
.J
lu<ly
was
n
trille
Interest,
rose
nn
one
man
and
followed
me
to
Jury rulli'd, all announc
e 1
** Hilent prayer that either Baxter or homeseckors.
Ala.; school buildings, Conyers, Gu.; larceny.
ill*
the nearest freight train.'*«-Florida it trimmed ?” sin inquired I ■'
While this scheme is yet followed Hl'idclhurg. I’incllim I'ark und Rni- ing their names. The examination Tlnies*lfnlon
p the men who are pressing tho easo
Courier
Journal
will either die or go to Otlundo and out in some decree, it has largely ford, Flu.; Spartanburg. S. C.; and of witnesses was here taken up. Tho
•end the case. We believe in punish- given way to , tne "edme nnd see school building to hè remodeled. jury after hearing the evidence and
Land Lost Through Erosion.
Derplse the U'".^ T r o '
counsel nnd being
irmiiit dor the guilty hut wo 11I30 be- what we have first" policy, that Charleston, S. 0 .; theater building. urgument of
IW
The
amount of erosion going on In
Don't be afraid of limt "
charged
by
the
court
retired
to
.
gives
every
homo
seeker
a
*chnnce
Ilrudontown, Fla.; paving, Giradr,
lieve that there are exceptions when
tli-'O'
this
world
IS
something
astonishing.
ant
r«
ally
not
.
rlangerm:
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expenses are piled up on the county to make his »election with hi» eyes Alu.; sewers and W ater wo,ks sys their rpom to consider the ver The Mississippi hns stolon by erosion Bclvua, a n ti h a v e o f ’ o-i In
Now dict.
'.until the people become exhausted. open. Today it Is nothing unusual tems, Hartwell, Ga., and
nt ID
from the different states through lO be quite friendly
Jan. 20, 1915. ' which It runs enough territory to make
. cot
Baxter lies been in jail for months to find a big land company bringing Smyrna, Fla.; warehouses, Anda
sw* etbeartlnft times
V»
We, the jury, find the defendant of Itself a smafl state.
» n d months and has suffered enough in a train loud of people, taking lusia, Ala., wharf and dock imafraid of them then
--.y( for the crime of theft. Justice has thern To the land holdings, showing proveinent, Mobile, Ala.; Y. M guilty of grand larceny as c h a r g e d __________________________ ________ _
So say we all.
boon demonstrated, outraged law ing them what has been done in thut C. A. building. Clemson College, in the indictrnont.
Mt«
Signed,
W,
W.
Long,
Foreman.
particular
locality
in
tho
way
-of
has been vindicated, the cattlemen
S'. C..
State
of
Florldn
vs.
James
J. Jen
4ii\ve shown that such crimes will producing tructf, fruit or staple farm
"Construction contracts have been
kins, unlawful intercourse with un
.not go unpdnlshed and the ruse is products und then selling the Innd. awarded ns follows:
Which is tho fuirest way and
ready to be forgotten hy the public.
"Bridge, behind, Miss.; cold stor married female under the age of 18
: Without seeming to udvlso thosta te makes for tho general good of the age plant, Mobile, Ala.; couithouse, year*. Comes now the defendant,
The man who buys ultgg
o r the county officials and with no state?
Webster county, Gu.; faetiry build J. Jenkins in his-own pioper person,
making
a sensible investigation of
idea o f butting in the editor of
ing, ■ Spurtunburg, S. C.; paving, attended by his counsel, A. K.
f HLDLKIC H. RAND. P t m tir s t
F IV FORSTER, Vtrr P t m w t
The Herald gives his own private what that land will produce ought
» F. WlllTNf.K. C ajiiiii
A , !.. BETf S, A»* t i «sui» •
Girurd, Ala.; road, St. Lucie county; Power», also come* John C. Jones,
to, at least, know what ho Is getting.
■opinion on this case.
Fla.; school building, Birmingham, acting »tut*# attorney, ‘ who prose
Lf he does not he has no one to
Ala.; electric light plant nnd water cutes for the state, nnd an Issue
having been joined comes six good
S E M I N O L E 'S C O U N T S F A I R
■ blame hut himself nnd ho has no works system, Quitman. Ga.
Seminole county will have a great reason for "w riting hack home" and > "Industrial plants will he estab nnd lawful men to serve us jurors
Do not wait until you inherit money or until
lo-wit: Frank Giles, J. E. Purlin,
fair, from February 3 to 6 Inclusive. endeavoring to give the state, a1 lished as follows;
the
dawn of more prosperous times, before you
black
eye.
It will ba the- first Seminole county
*
" I c e and light plants, West Palm A. L. Betts. J. D. Chittenden. W. W.
start
a Dank Account.
Florldn
has
passed
the
experi
fair, but ia to ho held each year
The jury,
Beach, Fla.; bucket factory, Attalia, Brady, P. E. Rcddllt.
mental’
atage.
It
has
boon
demon
hereafter.
Seminole is so happily
Now is a very jjodTl time to deposit monev t"
Ala.; asbestos textile plant, Churlcs- after hearing the evidence and argu*4»
■Ituatod in the Iruit and {rucking strated that we huvo here a state
your
credit with the hirst National Dank
belt of south Florida thpt it will be which will produce practically evory- ton, S. C.; cooperage plant, n e u r .fm,nt 0f c-ounacl and being charged
Now is the time to put your spare cash to wot 1».
Columbiu, Ala.; ice plant. S partan -].., ,,
able to make a very handsome and thing that man needs (or Ida corn- .
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.
1by tho court retire to their room to'
burg,
S.
C.;
grain
elevator,
Birming-,
attractive exhibit-*of its resource* at *lort; that fruits, vegetables, staple
4 (/t Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
ham. Ala.; paint factory, Tam pr. j « « • M « th* v«*rdlet. The Jury l.avtimo when the state will he filled crops, can be grown at u profit; that
Kla.;
hydro
electric
power
plant
o
n
f
f
n
i
entered
opened
court
and
renCapital $35,1
with* visitors from other sections of winter vegetables can.be p.oduced
Coosu river in Alabama; Hour and ! dored the following verdict:
at
moderate
cost
and
shipped
into
the country.
markets in tho north and wosl at a giist mills, Rock Hill, S. C., and
. Jan. 20th. 1916.
I t will bo more than a mere ox
Wayttwhord, Ga.; bottling plant,
We, the Jury,' find the defendant
hibitlon of tlie resources of the toun* lime when there is no competition
Jasper, Ala.
ty, howoVer. The wide awake man from other sections. The same with
guilty as charged In the Indictment.
“ Banks havo been organized at
many
of
our
fruit
crops,
melons
and
ager» of the fair movement have
Atmore, Ala., Plneora, Oa., and So' say we all. Signed, W. W.
the .like.
made arrangements to- entórtala
Brady, ’Foreman.
ThU state has no peer In the couh- Eau Gallic, Fla.
crowd with motor boat races, aero v'ATAv
S a v e a n d S u cce e d
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D
STILL GRINDING
Favorite Line Steamer
TRADE LETTER
Send for l'oltler and Ini orinatimi
G. W . SPENCER
74,909 FORDS IN THE PAST FOUR MONTHS
U*
WHY WAIT LONGER?
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T H E SANFORD HERALD
1914
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to
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PAO F FJ.
ORLANDO DAY AT
THE SEMINOLE FAIR im
( o n d u r t o r In ju -o d w
Conductor Watt», oí the l 'naît Ditto
yard forro, was injured last ni,.l)t.
B a r g a i n « . p l u m y » f t h e m at Y u * * Indilli caught botaron a ear and the
1 ell'»!3-2lr
platform of the Crown Williumotle
unie IfappeninKs— Mcnlion E
M i r i c e p ie » a n d i t o m i s a l i n i » a t t h i
Paper Co
Ht» ribs were broken unti
0f Malters in B rief—
N e w -Kngland »upper in thè Hyne» alno hi« rollar bone broken
He was ( ) i : ,{ s 1ST Kit C IT Y W l l . l . Y I S . T
Hlork.
Personal Hem« o f
rubbed to the Miller ho'pitnl where
M N K O Ill) IN (.B E A T
Interest
received medical aid and todav is
Ï h e p r e m i u m !i« t f o r t ht* « e m i t i ó l e
M MUKUS
l ou n ty
F air h a s
b re n
Is s u e d
and r e s t i n g r e s t i n g e a s y
' S«tnmarr of i* '
801,11 Ü will Hive the information that the
publie I« M> anxious about
NOTICE T O TAX PAVERS
Hoard of trade met in the city
Talkii Succinctly Arranged for
Hurf iud I ir raid Readers
hall
Monday night with President
Everything marked down, nothing
All property hohler» in Seminole
here
notified
and
reU'oodn.lT
in the chair
The alterni
rcNcrvcd al V u »elf».
I3.2tr
count\ are
•«ted
to
make
their
return
of
all
,
“
nr0
w
"
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t
'-'c
ra
i important
W. J O Har.. of Jacksonville was ,,u‘
...... ..................‘
» hemn ,lf ,
m. „,
transacted
Pretty Folly i* 0 pe*chcrino.
real
and
personal
property
for
the
1
'
n
in the city yesterday calling oji his
1915 Tax Assessment
.Secretary Howard read an invi
Baked beans and brown bread i,t mul,y (rjenils
\jr o'Hara 1« well
All
property
not
returned
by
April
UUo"
,r" m ,l'"
«•">
Ithr New England supper.
known over the stale and hi» Sanmil tee «tilting that Florida s bnhy W
l»t will he assessed us unknown,
mittee.
After the first of January, 1i>16 l ford friend» are always glad u> see
county, Seminole, hait set aside Feb.
A. V A U G H N .
»ill not he responsible for any d e b t1him.
4th ah Orlando day. and extending
Tax Assessor,
fontrarted by any person but myAowc II’ n (,rent Clearance Sale.
a cordial invitation to members of
Seminole County
41-8UM!f. C. R Happmett.
Don't mi»» it.
tl-2lc
the hoard of trade and citizen» of [W
1-8. 22; 2-12-20; :i-12-2»i
Orlando to attend in lore»-.
The
L. I. Riviere, representing the
Ln»t Tuesday was I.eeN birthday
secretary
was
instructed
to
reply
Insurance
Co.
of
ame Life
of. New |t wua also the birthday of Henry
To the Mothers
thnC ilie board will muke an cllori
York is in the city s o lic itin g fo r bis R Marks and R I Holly of this
The mpthers of Seminole county to have Oliando well represented,
flrm.
*
fit y und in honor ol the event thn
are Invited to enter their babies in and the president appointed a spoe
Orange I»oxch w ith hoops always In in ks all closed ihcii door«
tile Metter lluby C optent at the iti I committee to work up the matter. B
in soak, at V. F. Dutton’«.
27-tf
llurrow the money if necessary to County F'uir, FVb. 6, and are re- composed of li M Dickson, chair
Pon't fail to see Hub nnd his nllrnd the sale ut Voweli's.t lour quested to send their names to Mrs man. a n d M e s s rs . J. | | . Reese, JoThey savings will pay guud interest. t3-2c John Mcisch, Sanford. Rubies from aitth Ferris und Col. J. N. Bradshaw.
daddy next Thumduy night
six months to thiec years old are — Sentinel.
in ltG. M. Robbins of Ta^nju is in
eligible. The physicians of Sanford
D. W. Smfth oi Paola was nr.iong th e city and will remain here until
will make the examinations free of
• »»Hvimeleif# Man lires
jjf visitor» to tho city ^yesterday -after Ole, Jair.
Ile is witli J. F.
chnrgp as soon.as the »cote cards ure
An tin k iu iw ^ white mail
was
'piT'intf l'Tiè‘*ifpraicf4 nn ' appratiated1Gastolf, thè otlieiul decorator and
put into tlmir o dices. The supplies fumici—io the vicinuty -**4—Fa Read
fjU.
will ha Ve charga- of thè decoration»
have been ordered and will be placed Wednesday night lying along the
bere. Mr Robbia» i» a fnrmer SanLimhurger cheestr, Holland her
as soon as they nrrivi
Two jirir.es r o a d
H e s e e m e d to be in a d y i n g
ford resident, having lived here
will be given by the Welfare De c o n d e u ■ti a n i l w a s P l o u g h l t o t h e
ring and yeast cakes at Simon's,
■j- t j
-about
..............- ig l. t e e n y e a rs a g o a n d was
part incut hud ribbons , gi\ en by t lie c o u n t v i i c i s j i i t . i l h i d e w h e r e b e f c ..known among ||js boyhood tr.endn
Further announce Cci Vl-’ l I t i e i i i i ' z l
fro tn
ut l e n i i o t i
The 'college choruses ure the best here as Pal Robin us
He i- r. e w - F'aii Association
ment» will be mu do through the ( ' o u t i l
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bk.
yet
|N AND ABOUT THE CITY :;
w ith
a
b rogue
ju s t
trn m
I re la m í
M S
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|)r. C J, Itruiidage, Osteopath. ile lia » co le e I ai » I i h i i i i
First National Rank llli|g.. Monday,
F'or S a l e ' ' *
Wednesday and F'liday, 11 a in (o
1 b r e e lo t» b u l l i g P a r k o n M y r t l e
6 p. in.
41-if
avenue and Seventh street.
D e s ir
-d
1*1..
Her till
< o li » r e g a l i c i u n i I h u r t h
ur
Don't forget tho line New Fmgland su|i|>cr which the Indies wjj|
a
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lo
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Rr. Bowen of Birmingham has
olTyr Saturday evening from a o'clock
irrived in the city and will spend B e a u t i f u l s h a d e tre e s t e n y e a r . <4d, ut the’ H y ni».» building
VII are cor
the winter ut hi» place ut Engter- n o c it h e r p r o p e r t y l i k e it j u 1 he i i t y . dially ..»¡ad lo i otti " . t e l In Fp tinA p p l y a t m ic e t o \ \
AA J.o i . ì :
prUc Mr, Roweti is a great Floridi
[ .Iles J11 I |e tt n i ' t h
J ■tb
boost r nd tbmk» that S.¡ I l f o r d and
N. i t r u n d - , m o r t u i , g t i e th e m *
Enterprise are tile best spoil oi,
It w i l l |iav
>*»il I«» I m
for • ,o
will lie a
i, b p • *
rsrth
m « n | i | i l i i » o \ Il V* 1 ll
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Tltiv
not n. lug e r. i Te
11. . t i l i n g
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nu-;..,A s s o c ia tio n
ol the . ' . i n f o t i l L i b r a r y
g w .1
I ■ ,r 1
on t ill 1 |l h I lie llie e l
. 1! J M il tit ,i ill p III
All
mrmhers •are urgently requested to
atte tel tld- djourned mci-ling . b
portant in. II|e»s Is In come |||1
»I
alvo cleri inn ol ollicers for ^lu new
year
ed to
r
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Sec'y Pro Tetti
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w
thu
th a t
was
Buying Furniture,
CASH OR INSTALLMENT
I liro u g li
him
L_
VV. W. ABERNATHY
indicate |_
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C a rni
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WOMAN S CLUB
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1 a m a w a re o f a m a rv e llo u s th in g .
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g
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! he
will pay vou to ïl o I b i » b e f o r e phi*
Selci li il '»erti Po la tue s
Trio* lo n.iitie ^md frinii In alth>.
predille -toc!.
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You can examine carefully and critically every ar
ticle of Fiitntlure you purchase here, and have our
guarantee ol dependability along with it.
,tii| i t u - ease was e v i d e n t l y o n »
i
i w i i h . n n n u t t g r n - .v ii i|e»
.
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it isn’t the business-like way. espe
c ia lly when it isn't necessary.
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Sicily and FAc'f Rearing 1.emnn. tlimg wrorig in u man*« systein and I ani usare of a inarveloo» iliing.
. A l l . thè tlnngs ni thè earth with thè
Tilute and Mexican limes, il l o 7 thèse ( q n tnn -ke r» h a v e t h e g r e a t e s t A cuci
t i l i n g « " I t h e skie s,
t I n t i m u t u n it a n d o t h e r « t h a t
feel
H e r e in my b o d y t h e h e a i q f i l y h e a t ,
hit id t h e « e lis o li w i t h t h e C o b u r n »
rin g
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Roquefort
Is
t i l e s u b j e c t o f a s e rie s j o In- . i v e t t
d u rin g th e (our Sunday evi mugs of
February
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Atlantii. Ga . N II Joseph, Chattanooga. Tenti.; Gus Alfred .Care,
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The S K M N O I K ( Ol N TY HANK'S Servirt* itunns Service Hi nll-Furm.Menhunts, lloitswives ami men in all walks of life, each will lintl a
henrly welcou.e ami prompt, cotirleous .iltention.
e rs,
Our ollicers may be consulled al any lime, nnil every patron will he
Urn tiled all accomodalion consistanl with Sound, Conscnalive Hankinp Policies
There is a close relationship helwccn the prosperily of litis comimmlly;
the welfare of the residents individually, and the progress of this semlpuhlir insliliition.
RVERY R R S ID E N T of Seralnole Counly heneflts hv the pronress of the
SEM IN O LE COUNTY BANK, and similarly the pronress of (his institution
is indirectly aided ihroufjh the success of each resident.
Therefore it behooves each anti every one, to identify themselves with
their HOME IN S T IT U T IO N .
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1 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
John» House
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K it h m o u d ,
L o u is .
T h e m u l e s c o n s is t o l m a t c h e d te e m »
a n d s i n g l e m il le « , w e i g h i n g l i m n lb«
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J o n e s , O r l a n d o , F’ la , I
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a t h o r o u g h b u sin ess m a n
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Utili m e l o d i « l i e d
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I -, .»t
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H O T E L A R R IV A L S
o f his s u c c e s s fu l !,.i ■ ' , o
b a n kru p t
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by
seem s
tru s te e
concerns
44-1tp
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fancy lot of mules. T h i s s t o c k i»
.all thoroughly broke, and acclimated
and ready for immediate »use. Any
lone wauling to buy at private «ale
or exchange can do so any time befor e the auction xule starts next
Monday noon.
Don't forget the
dote. Sale positive, rain or shine.
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ot b* r j**--t* .v’ ol
m g . ma K. an o r d i n a r ,
lutpd.v i t i t l e j i e n d e t l l
Mlg Aurlinn Suit' nf Horses and Mule
Auction Sale of Horses and Mules
in..Orlando next Monday, J a n 2 a .
nt 12:3U p. m.
L. E. Rates has arrived r.t J. H.
Mngruder.
Jr., Stuhles. Orlando.
Fla., with a car loud o l ch o ic e
Tcnnesree horses and mulis that
w i l l be sold next Monday a t a u c
tion, The horses consist of heavy!
draft horses, matched t e a m s , f a r m
mures. «addler» and fain; driver«
A lull line
tern and Fit.
Fresh Meats
all the time
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I Ml
A. D e C o tte s
M ( i S m i t h id U r n d o
was a p p o i n t e d t r u s t e e
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h e ld y e s t e r d a y in t h e o l i n e o f t o o j
Pimiento
Sweiizer
Nippy
Deviled
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t r oni W l e t i
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M e e t i n g o f < re c h te r «
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a n d s t o c k o l i e r e i ! f u r sab
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t n * p v c i e d * ». t
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.itili Ioil lid t o I,** .t! ï» " I u ! **! v
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s p i n t a ul n t t p u . l i
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i . .v n.i
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on
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have gotten the worst o f the deal.
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found
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Many ol us liavc been guilty, and some o f us
V'
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c o u n t r y <m
lauter«
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E R E arc tw o boys tracing knives "side on seens” .
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H u n t . O v i e d o . AA
T. Swearington. Danville, III.; A.
N. Howell, Oak Grove, lai.; J. T
Mitchell. Oviedo; J. E. Crawford,
Orlando; J R, Redditi, FT. ChristMitchell, Oviedo; J. F,. Crawford,
Orlando; J, R. Redditi, Ft. (Jhristmas; Mrs. A. H.' Stone, daughter
nnd son. Kansu» City, Mo.; Jesse.
Rumhy, Orlando.
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TIIK SANFORD HERALD
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
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The hill |ui«Hi*d t hi* houir hy a
Mils Roger* i« here to give her l>e»t
v«u* iti H i t tu » I »Imrily ultur mid ability again in Sanford and
and Safe
night hist night, virtually u* report pienHc you all again
C L A S S “ A ” IN S U R A N C E
M i«» Flo**i« Frank will precidi
ed by the river* and harbor» curiimilieu, despite the fad that repeat« at the piano, unti that ¡niilh ([really
attempts were made to amend or to the surre»« of thf munirai reper
rerommit the measure
The house toire
—
u '*vwas in continuous session for more'
»vS-yA»
•-1*•*w it/p
than 12 hours, during » hirh time
W
’f»
practically all items in the hill wer
L A ti r~
subjected to attacks
Several minor items were elimin
ated from the hill, ihe only ones of
any importance aside irom that
Continued from I’agy i
which would have appropriated 4150- yout communication to tIn* hoard
000 lor the Ten t i e s
river, desig for action.
nated as tile beginning of a hid prop
Am sure our people will he glad
osition for developing the mussel to note Orlando Day hy their attend
Shoals water project was an item ance, and that the Hoard of Trade
•which would have provided $160.000 will officially he on hand.
for the Arkansas river.
Yours truly,
Detroit Combination Gius Machine ajid Automatic Mixer. The only perfect gas machine in the. world
A» the hill went to the senate it
C. E. llA\V A III),
I used intensively hy the United States Government.
curried appropriations of more than
Secretary
J. S T E W A R T K N IG H T , S ta t e A g en t
$34,000,000 for continuance o( ex
I'ulutku. Fla. Jan 14, 1015
P . O. B o x 2 2 4 , T a m p a , Florida
isting waterway projects, with pro Mr ( ’ It Walker. Sanford, Fla
vision lor examinations and survey»
Dear Mr. Walker
During the past year Sanford p.nd o’ clock in Presbyterian Hrotherhood
in various place».
No provision is
W f certainly appreciate your kind Palutka have worked hand ih hand room», Oak avenue. A special promade for new projects.
ness in giving 1’alatka, promlnenre I lor the upbuilding and development gratp has been nrranged. including a
The lurger allotments of the ap in connec'fton with your fair. I will
ol Central Florida and in,honoring very Interesting tulk which will he
propriation include $T,387,U00 for take the matter up as to represent;,
Paint ku the fair management and given hy M t . Duncan H. Curry,
—FOR
the Mississippi river, i d . l h l . 000 lor lion at the next meeting.
In the the Sanford Hoard of Trade hope tlm, state president of the Christian Kn° I BEAMS
meantime our local papers will con- tic-s of friendship and cooperation
CHANNELS
tain mention», one of w hich I* en-1 between the cities will be welded
The Acting Sec'y
g
ANG LES AND
close from the Daily Item.
even closer.
§
a l l sharks
We hail thought some of having a
While no action has as ye_l been,
Waterway« Day, if .igTeeahle to you laken on the invitation, there is little
o B O ILE R P LA T E
and in that way get «otne outside iptestion but that the Hoard of
•’ P o ll)" Ihe Seminary lleauly
g
T A N K S TE E L
attention to our project.
What do Trade as welL as the jieoplp of PaSTRU CTU RAL
— XL*»—following wiH—mke- Hre—»tar
you think of it?
IK O N \Y()|{h I Ip
parts in the much talked of college
I presume that Ford car is of more
A l.I. hI \ D>
musical comedy to he presented
interest now tola certain member ol
Thursday night, Jan 'JMh at Im
o TR U SS RODS
your family than a »croll-saw.
perial hv Miss .1. IVurlii Rogers.
STAY BOLTS
With kind regards to you and
Mix» Olga Shultz and Mr Floyd
g
GALV A M /i:i>
yours.*' I am.
bend the hill: Miss Shultz
Polly
o
CO PPEII \\ D
1i-rj truly > n-ur*,
the Seminary Hnuity and Mr Floyd
S t i a n t a . J a n 22
S. le * o f D e a d u
/ I M H i l l Is
MUSKS Ful.SltM
W» the celebrateli Fool Utili Half
IVI.it ka. Fla . fan 15. IP 15 >ooi| kj^yk a n d \ n k i . i r t e r h o o k »
g OAK
Hack
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wiil tali oli cou.sidcrubly inlhu town
Mi. C. H. Walker. Sanford, Fla.:
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CYPRESS
Tolar a» Maggie Kageti, the Irish
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Gn.,
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bolieved,
Dear Mr. Walker:
o
M AHOGANY
Waitress; Mr. Molly* us Hob Jenks,
H a y w o r t h & S o n . w h o m a k e j e l- now t hat thè city council ha» estahg
W H IT E P IN E AND
Freshman;
Mr
Marks a«
Hon.
»**»» li e s , a n d
i n n r m u l u d i » in
tliis
c it y lished a board o( censorsliip over < ) » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
ALL HA R D \\<m i |k
♦
♦
Thu.-!. Jenks,
thè literary niTering» of thè locai
a
i w a n t t o k n o w d e te ils in re g u rd to
\\ hit'll W(* Appease
Other leading jiari» are taken hy,
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your
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t - ' k , ft m e M a h o n e y , a - I, f'V. D u i n e ,
e n o u g h t i n i l o c o u n t i t u l e I he t o w n
with
I hey m a t t e g o o d g d o d s n a d he is d>
g
S K I IT'S
'Jr.liner, F K Hi*utniH:.t .¡» Dickey
■ in.irsiuil ¡1 judi’i* ol ltli r.il 11r* iiid
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-irons ol n o t o n ! \ ouikit g an a l l ’ f ì a k c r v* D e lic a c ie s
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"■I COOKING, LIGHTING, HEATING AND HOT WATER— Instantaneous, Automatic
BOARD OF TRADES
WILL ATTEND FAIR
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Bread, Huns, Cookies,
<»
Fight mi it a11r * a » *
». d ’ • t\ i i.i.. r * 1 • M .t.
\t.lullingion, Jan. -2. The river» j Society Leader
.
and harbor* appropriation hill went
Francis
Aspinwall
»•> I ill in n |
tn lin senate Weil ne» da y 11die wing it - \ and* Thill
pannage hy trie house hy an over
Hestdi * tin- * n t id pnn-tpai- I»,
whelming majority.
It will now In- th « college chajii rone, Mr* Winters, |
referred hy the senate hi its com M i»« I Pearh linger* alW a hig
merce
committee lor lepori
A !college ■horu* •*( over thirty girl* t
lively
contest I» promised when tin and hoy - who all sing anil appear t
lull is taken up for mil-nil r.l!l>n in at all orne* le heal’ Iti dilli work
t
tile sellate
Ilo- >ntl r*- >,,-t i» i v i Ih r.î .ilo) I
5 our \ery Iruly ,
M i >S KS Ft Ml.SI I M
Fresh I s e n
U a v.
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Ries, Cakes, Doughnuts l
4
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15 p r e p a r i n g t o g i v e j r t o y o u sr.RVLD i n a j o i i .y
AND UNIQUE ILIUM
W an ts y o u
Here, and Trusts N othing
w ill Interfere.
T A M P A Is Gointi to S h o w Y o u a C a rn iv a l That's Guintf to Eclipse
A n y th in g of its Kind E v e r Attempted.
T A M P A Learned Lots from It? Last Y e a r's Carnival, and K n o w s
W^here to Improve on that D elightful Occasion.
FANTASTIC PARADES -• ARTISTIC PARADES
MASONIC PARADES EVENING PARADES
and "PARADE PARADES” Constantly Day and Night
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A Spectacular capture of T am pa b y
KING G A SP A R ILLA A N D “Y E M Y ST IC C R E W ”
W a t e r Carnival, Brilliant w ith Firew orks. M u3ic b y Countless Dands. Strict Carnival
Dances, rarely Costumed, A e ria l Mights and Balloon Ascensions
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ALL T O BE FREE
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Tampa detests “ hold up” entertainments.
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Everything is offered to you without “ a string tied to it.**
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A . D . 1915.
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ford Wednesday for a few days’ yf«»t ■«t
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The^regulnY monthly dansant uri-j with the home fclks.
di r I tir auspice» of the Social Drpuri meni ni thè Wotnan’» ( ’ luti on
Mrs. W M MrComb ol St. AuTuesday < vrtÌtng m » onr of t he j tristi ne, w ho hns hern visitimi her
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moni enjoyaldr r venia of thè wrrk. si.ter, iftlrs. Frank Forster is «penti*
BEING A RESUME OK SANFORD HAPPENINGS
The evrnintt wna ideai for dancing , ing i» few . dayt, wlth Mr». S. O.
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-----------------tin«I ulti ut twenty rouple (lanreil |Chmr.
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uniti thè midrtiglit hour.
Communications for ihls ( ‘olumn Should hr Marked “ Sorlrtj Editor , or
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Mrs W K Watson, thè hostess
Mr Daniel Stevenson of Boston,
Phoned to Mr»*. It. A. Trrhcun. I'hon«* 20.1
for ttu' month tinnir IH- Mrs (' <> Gii . t» thè guest of Mr and Mrs
*j All Local AdrcrtiHctncnlg Under
F r « » h Vegetables
Melai libili tu <Imrmlttgly rrrrivrd and Walter 11.uni
I.
The party assembled at the home entertained the guests,
This H ead in g THREE CENTS a *Tumipp. with root* JV
/trillion! I 'aril /‘arty
Mrs. A. H. Stone, son and daugh Line For Each Insertion. Minimum
of Mrs. Gretchen Shultz and drove
During the intermission delicious
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A very beautiful affair was the
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Sr*
out in machines,. Approaching the coffee and sandwiches were served, ter of Kansas City, Mo,, are stop
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home of Miss Fish a scene from
The following were among those
Connelly and Mr« S. F. Barrett,
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upon the view ,o( the * ho nvniled themselves of the club'» balance of the winter
Jr.. Wednesday afternoon at the
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enchanted young people (nr Japanese hospitality Mrs. C O. McLaughlin,
home of Mrs. A
I’ Connelly on
lanterns hung everywhere, while the! \tr*. <t \V Brady, Mrs. M L.
A congenial party enjoying a day
Magnolia avenue. A hrilliant gath
interior of the house was prettily Baines, Mr. and Mrs. Braxton I’er- at Orlando Wednesday were Mr.
j ' M ‘ ,,k
Fr u tj " h
ering of handsomely gowned women
decorated.
Four tallies were spread kin», Mr, and Mrs. LaVerne Hurt. and Mrr. Frank Wejdon, Mr. Walter
’
|l'rmnc~. -Jo» 5.10. 15c |Jr£, ,.
thronged the rooms which were most
In the living mom. dainty and at* Mr, um) Mis. It. W. Herndon, Mr Hand ami Miss lluwd Hand.
For Sale in Winter Garden Large J»"*''’" " ' ,l'“ 1
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attinclive in their arrangement, for
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20c
tractive in their perfect appoint and Mrs. Don Bishop, Mrs. Sam
story
G
room
house,
repainted.,
«.r»r<truii
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the flowers and ferns were lovely in
ments,
contoyed by tall vases of uel Puleston, and Mr. and Mr*. \V.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tomkins of one ucro land, ham. $2,100, cash or ;
^Ur
their harmonious blending with the
exquisitely beautiful roses, red upon p. Carter, Misses Annie, Lillian and PeekaviJIe, III., me registered at the terms,
f, J, Hill, Winter Garden, i
walls and woodwork. In living room
H THE V E G E T A B L E
the large dining table, pink and Adelaide Higgins, Suidee Williams. Sanford House.
Florida
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there were ferns and reil roses,
white upon the smaller table».
Anna McLaughlin, Laura Fish. Chur,
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the red poinsettias »hading the lights
Plates
of
rose*
were
passed
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and
TulTts;
Messrs
Billy
Chn.lotie
Huiid
has
returned
For
SaU,_
F(ve
Whju,
Wyandotte
110
2nd St., West
adding to the charming effect.
In
lection
of
the
color
placed
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Roberts,
McClintock.
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Lorn
a
delightful
visit
to
friends
at
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Cockerels.
Bex
Packard,
It.
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the dining room a color scheme of
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Wc Deliver
It was a Jolly, appreciative 'Chittenden, Eugene Humph, Boy |Norcooaee where she was the rbcip- Sanford,
yellow was effectively carried out
d that enjoyed the delicious Chittenden. Billy Leffler, Charles >• nl of many charming attentions.1
with quantities of yellow nastur
Woodruff, Clarence Mahoney and
. For Sale— Wholesale «hipping fresh
tiums against the background of meltu, consisting of chicken pillau.
Ned Chittenden.
Mr *»nd Mrs. A. 0 . Lederer re water ffsh business, including fish
Lost— Stick pin. initial» K W j
exquisite ferns.
Baskets of cut French fried potatoes, four dainty
turned Mopday from West Palin •lets, fish boats anil gasoline launches Finder return to S. Maxwell and r*kinds
of
sandwichrà,
pickles,
and
(lowers adorned the walls. Through
Bench and other points south.
Launch Hide
,
U-2tp
also fish house, etc. Inquire of C. L. ceive reward.
Great fun was
yellow* shades the light filtered like coffee with cream.
A
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delightful
pleasure
was
Vincent.
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enjoyed-after
supper
nt
the
close
of
sunshine.
Lost— Betwetyt HyAivaiu*
.
enjoyi;4 by a, concernai . party*. . . o f , M H. Holburn of Brooklyn, ------ ;--------- '—O'» '
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■ ■■■■.. Thn-iix*t-prixe. a. handsome .hang which Judge Ernest Housholder de
and High School Building i fiutck
friends Tuesday amj Wednesday. a s F * 7
WÍÍT um vc totlay to bp
f o r Rale Cheap- Farm of !i arres, of Keys.
i n g basket of growing ferns' was livered a pyrotechnique oration on
Reward if returned ti
the troubles of a married man and'guests of Mr. Robert Myers of gUf^it o f ber brother, Mr. •Chas. 1 ?4 tiled, house and outbuildings,
Herald offitfe,
l'b2lf
won by Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Jr. Mrs.
Hand.
Jacksonville, tfn"his - motor launch,
with growing crops.
Easy terms.
Margaret Barnes won the consola the joys of absolute* bachelorhood.
Wanted Good fresh ’ -’ . ibo
the W ill-Bose. The trip wns made
Reason, sickness.
W. F. Squires
tion prize, a pretty little set of This was received with enthusiastic
horse or mule
\\ K H it hj»IJ-,
applause by the bachelor men und from Sanford to Do La ml and Pa* r J^‘
■ Lederer-uml daughter,
near Celery avenue
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crocheted Individual nut baskets.
a silent protest by’ the bachelor lalka. the Sanfo.d folks returning. * ,!,s *enoru Barnes left I uesclay
Wagner. 'Flu
U .’tr ’
A t tho close of the game dainty cov
maids, until Miss Glethclum Schultz. Thursday evening.
¿Injoying the lo‘ a
M,verul days to LakeFor Sale or Trade—- Wood yard
ers were placed upon the tables und
Lost
at
G ram m ar
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dramatic artist of the cluh pulled courtesy of Mi
Myers were Mr
11n<
and mill
Owner has other business b r a c e l e t
a tempting menu was served, con
F i n d e r r«-tnr
hei wits together and responded 11 ur> Marks and Miss Olga Schultz
Box 1247, city,
42-tf
sisting of devilled crabs in shells,
O l l l c e a n d r e c e iv e -, v •
with n brilliant selection from Borneo .of Sunford, Mrs Weber, Mis Ball
‘ r"
’ Frunus of Asheville, N I
stuffed peppers, salad, hot rolls,
and Juliet, showing that if Homey ami Miss Cora Gregg of Montgom- ls ’ “ * kM,,st " f Mm l 0» 1 Militant»,
For Rale Lettuce plants, TSv per
pickles, fruit confection and coffee
1000 f. ,o. h. T usa villa. W. K. Hath
did owe the grocery bill that Julie et eiy, Ala., Mr. und Mrs. Muynuid
with cream.
Mrs. Addio Homrighous, wjio has away. Wagner,- Fla.
An Exception.
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tho left overs. Felix Frank, the Bond and Mr. It. A. Bond of De
Enjoying the hospitality of their
beim
the attractive guest of Mrs.
Mr Jones finii been -eolib ic fili iq
club umpire suggested the game of lai nd and Mr. Fritz Latkin of Jack
gracious hostesses were ,Mesdames
«In, n-inrted
postoffice und upon being assured sonville. and Messrs. Kavanuugh, Henry Wight, left Thursday for her ■ For Sale or Beni Cheap— 7?* year-old (lauditi er
home in Chicago.
** acre farm, all tiled, two good Mowing "Doni thlnk, papi, (fiat just ti-ciui»
Cecil Gabliett, Chas. Tyler, B. W.
Petersen
and
Mason.
that the girls didn't know how he
you marrled ninni la vci cu.. .» rlzht
Herndon, It. A. Newman, Samuel
wells
Near Beck Hammock s t a t i o n
offered to teach the game.
Felix
to bo rude tu alt v jin,-ii'
D O N ’TS.
Puleston, D. I. Thrasher. W K.
Fem-ed_ and good barn
Address
says, the girls did know Clap in ,
llirlhiiau Parly
Don't
wait
until
hreediui;
season
to
Watson, Geo. 1). Bishop, Forrest
and Clap out and all kindsof good
Muster Frank Chase
onieriutm-d buy itoei. birds They ari’ then hlgli Cora C. Bollinger, 126 Center St.,
PI.Al FI) \N YW IIFIil .1 M KmilKRE
Lake, W. It. Anno. T. A. Neal, G. F.
Cnnnstuta, N Y
;li*-lf
old fashioned game» made the hours about twenty-five ol hi« little friend-.
In jtrn i* iii.l not -o select
li. la.
Smith. W. D Holden. O \V Brady,
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My fast end furious and finally tin* \Sednesday alternoun wiih a be-uI noi i Jh,ti .* your bens by appear
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M. L. Raines, Ed. Lane of DeLami.
D i e t r a p lie--l s h o w *, u p t h e c o s i $ 2 7 6 , c a n o p y l o p . r u b b e r t i r e d ,
cake walk bimight the pleasure» of i,|U| -party in honor of his seventh m* «•«
arli»»
l »*» »»!
S. (). Chase, Mrs. W. M MrComb,
f ile »
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the evening to a delightful close birthday.
Games dear to the heart ImsI
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$7fi
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of St, Augustine, B. F Whit nor, E.
Fr*-»»
Ir— 1#» Ni i
usider f«,ultr> a kld giovi* W a g n e r , F la
It is said that Earnest Galloway of childhood were enjoyed and de•
i
i a n Io* s e e n a i l us- i-r.t.r** rft*?*»« uf > t*r ■
.
D. Mobley, Itoy Symes, Geo Hoy.
took the cuke on his nomiesmpt biiou* goodies served by Frank « ■ ifTair I II. i. ~ li.ini vvork and dlrt and citwilli
\\ F lluthuwuy.
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ritmo
Fred W’ulsemuii, C M, Corn*. C. U.
Ilo
tiliie
pi
Miri
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attire and it 1» yet an undecided mothei loiind an appreciative bunch
McLaughlin, Aylctt FiMs, Jr., A. \V.
Doii‘1 foraci lo fm’ntsli a bollitoli for
N
question as to what diameter lie of little folk* to enjoy tjiem T lo fe
F o r Sale
T o m a i o P la n is
:>.mm,
Fitts. Sr . Margaret Barnes, F L
llu* plgisinWell >e- a g>M«l ball)
best impersonated. Indian brave. wiri- atlluctive luvors for girl* ami
Duo
L
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mgstoiis
(»lolle,
grown
on
vir
Advortisinj»
( unipanj. Inr.
liovv ^tml I lieti 1* ueisled tuo |,V plgisfli
Miller. It It Dean, It (' Bowers,
J«f » s-uait4ir 11»
ScOtVU^Jaddie. Roman gladiator i*r boy* and a joyous, happy tune (or meli
gin soli.
$1 :tà per ni
Also head- M>i» i u n iiidt
W L Morgan, Henry Wight, It J.
Spanish Toreador, hut certain it is all
Thi young host was tin recipi
qunrtern for «weet potato slip».- .1 R
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t
tirag
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y
our
w
hmlog
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Holly, H. B. Connelly, Addle Hornthat he was a splendid type of any ent of many nice gifts
t:i-7tp
vuil bove Ilo* olilv l.lld» of Ila* breisl Davis, Burtuw. Fla
righou*. Geo. Fox. Claude Herndon.
one of them.
Members of the Suit*
in ilo* -liow
LaVerne Huif, Geo
Davis Hart,
1 " f Sale line largì* eholcp 1-ily
Me Club are Misses Gretchen and
Itoli I lei Si.tli
L-el 11 bolli III Volir
Fu «lern -lor
J W Dick ins. J C Bennett, It F
bit
mi thè corner of Fiyhiti -ireet
Olga Schultz, Florence Frank, Atine
Ilo* regular meeting of lite Fast ti*-k li imiv it*.i lu i ilo* v|. i|tn. Imi
Tolar. F J Gonzales, S F Barrel.
and
laiurel av i tme. facmg park a ioI
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III;irIlo*
blr.l
mot
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and Lillian Higgins, Elizabeth and elli Star uà-, held Tuesday night
Sr , B ra x to n
1'erkina and
Misses
olle
fine Ih acre ielerv farm I wat
l'oii
t
keep
dio
ks
and
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to
Anna McLaughlin, Meli Whittier, with a large number <\ membet*
A nnie H a w k in s an d L a u ra F i*li
nule* west aio) m*;.r First Street
laitira Fiali, Sablee Williams and present ami several visitors from gellier lil l e Ilo* quii, ks pieni f » f Ut
ter i lai keep Ihelll dry
W II! 'i l i bolli .,1 fi. If prue
If ytiu
Charlotte Hand, Messrs Felix Fr,.nk toil of town
Rev George II;, man
l'hiik n /•>//«»
Doo ! lielO*Ve oli Voti lii-ar ol-.ill li|g want to gel doublé your money ’s
J D Roberts. T S Lloyd, Billy w,t > initiated into the mysteries of
prollts Ut poiiitry
Militi of II Is lylng wortb cali quii k ori owner, 2tl7
The y< ung ladies of the Suits Me Hill, Ernest
Housholder, Earnest the order und pledged himself lo be lo liidio e boy log
Fiencb a venue
i l InCluh entertained the men of the Galloway, H T Marks. L P M <•- t ome a blight, particular il.ir in t be
Doti't forget limi a fan ly fallisi
dull with another of their charming f uller, Clarence Mahoney, W
J. ^,u|UXy 0( Eastern Stars. A delight- young goose Is gmsl eating. Try It
entertainments Wednesday evening Thigpen, Oghorne Herndon und Dr. (uI „ „ . ¡„ j h<lUT wllH ,.,„„>,*«1, followHk" “ liver Twist, you'll yell for
Fr. i n.
rt the home of Mi»s Iaiura Fish
mg the serious business of the meet muri
I hmi'I **\|hs t iiu.v mure «ori: from J
ing
Dainty refreshments weie m i v tour lilrisl muti |»*r •!;»< tlutti v»«tt
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ABOUT PEOPLE AND EV EN T S
EAT MORE FRESH
- VEGETABLES
CLASSIFIED
* A D V E R T IS IN G
They arc Wholesome.
Appetizing,
FOR SALE
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M O
FOR RENT
I For This Week and .
Next W eek Only j
▼ 10 lb. bucket Snowdrift Lard . . . $1.00
I 25 lb. sack Granulated Sugar • • • L65
I Diamond C Hams, per ll>..........................20
t Swansdown, Obelisk and Pillsbury *Flour
Hichelicu, Holy Poly, Red Cherries; Fat
Mackerel and Codfish; Blackberries,
Blueberries, Pitted Red Cherries, 25c the
can; Home*Made Guava Jelly and Guava
Paster
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
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Full Potash Content
F E R T IL IZ E R S
IDEAL FERTILIZERS have made the banner crops for twenty
years. r v ‘
ALK ID E AL FERTILIZERS are- strictly alkaline and perfectly
available.
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PERUVIAN FERTILIZERS based on Genuine Peruvian Guano,
not literature.
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bt* entert. u h m ! by lltu Welltuo Dn
partment, with a dance at the Worn
art's Club rooms, one evening «non
alter the pei forma nee next Thursday night, in apprecintion of tloir
coopera Mou With till- ilep.it ! ment
'l'Io- announcement was ent fin-ni
tie-ally rvteived by the i-a-t last
■ vfiling
Don't gamillo with the future. To
For
Rooms
\v itb Itonrtl,
Rent
tlay’s duty put off I III luuiormw may 703 Pi dinetlo
filiti
We liars tlw tr , In» J In I ■« j ' ’ 1 ' 1 '*
orli.g coi row
ol ll.e odist lelinw to Fie tr "' -D
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originality
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Rt-rl
FttruMu '1
rootns. out atoi«1. A « an ett»|riu *■ * • *'
mil'll to if" with -lie. »•»*
If vve ill T1'" I«
i''r L'*,i
single t«r i II *tllle
Call at lit#* nawfil «nil
d ,1 t *1 eg- thi* ailoie wonliln t life Is lb r.i 1,1 titil« f lt*r 1»41r v ti !,>f¿tziJIjr rreummen 1 to
ol • ‘
CJ t|,
Soog* of Rn'nh Solclfccs,
mir Fretu |i aliti-h li.tv*- bi-i-ti hiriick
by (lie "grave airs ' which our soldiers
.-l mu'll nrcinml*
tdng on marrh
Many of our regt
N e w England supper i n t h e il.,m-r
nunts laki* a pride In their route
block Salunluy uftt-rnoon and even
Hinging and stick 1o certain songs—
ing under the auspices of tho La not nil of them, however, “ gravo."
dies Union of the Congregational The Manchester regiment has a fine
urch. Baked heaps, brown
bread, musical reputation, Ijtelr favorites bepies and all kinds of good eats.
log •‘ Klllnloo’' and "Brian Born.” 'The
York«filrea march to "Dan Tucker,"
The I lousier School next Tuesday w,t|ch consists of little more than a
evening, Jan. 20th given by th„ «erles of diabolical shouts. ThoSom*
r,
0 , .
,
„
, , . . orsets cherish country songs, partlcu*
C E Society of the Fleshy c m ..
po
Fmrmcr; ltoy:** tho
church at the [m(«*rial will he bright mn<> DHg|lllo B,MKH tho famou» 55 baland entertaining, with its funny » ¡ l - j i ad beginning, "Colonel Cooto Mnnn*
untions and lively songs. An even -' (ngham Is a very good man.” while
ing of pleasure for all who attend, tfi„ Grenadiers' favorite 1« "Coon
Drum Major." nnd the fuslleers their
Junuray 28th tho Musical comedy. own pnrtlculnr nnd heart-stlrrlng
"Folly Frimroae,
the
Seminary "Fighting With the Seventh Royal
Beauty,’*' nt thi Imperial, under Fusllecra."—London Chronicle.
direction of Miss J. Fearle Roger«,
•
Improving Egypt.
promises to bo n big success, with
Egypt haB drainage problems os
tho splendid local talent who are in well ns Irrigation ones. Just nt pres
the cast. Jealous Daisy, u popular ent the Egyptian government Js pump
favorite among the younger married ing out Lake Marcotls, a sheet of
set Is a fine little actress.
Little shallow, .-bsacklsh - water' lij the-erf*
Jane, a society belle is just too cute treino north of tho delta, nt the back
for anything, in r^al life or on the door of Alexandria. About a million
acrca of cultivable land will be re
stage.
claimed by this work, though not all
nt
the name time. Other dralnago
!
Ptrtonal Mention
projects
of equal magnitude will bo
Mr. nnd M n . Frank Weldon, of
taken up later.
Scotch Flalns, N. J., who have
Here, aa In so many other cases, the
been visiting Mrs. Walter Hand left Anglo-Egyptlan government Is follow
yesterday foi Orlando for a few days ing In the footsteps of the more en
vlsitl before returning home.
lightened Pharaohs and Ptolemies of
ancient days. Lakes were drained In
. Mr, R. Floyd Metcalf of Jackson Egypt 3,000 years ago. Where oldville spent several^ days, this week time kings used the shadoof and tho
with Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner. repaid labor of fellahln, modern rulers
rmploy steam and machinery: hut the
^Mrs. R. II. Marks, a former resi end aimed at la tho same.
dent of Sanford la the gueat of Dr.
and Mrs. Cecil Butt.
Not All at Ona Tima.
Tho goda never give all things at
jn* the same time to men— Homer.
M r. W . L. Morgan
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• ^ IV<• muni house TIII** -
ly (urtii-lifd
Fb-i tru befits, ti lcplione, good barn, chicken yzrtl and
gr.rdcn.
Apply W. L. Hnrncy. c-o
Bob bins Nist Hot eh
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Combined ( ' " c
and I otin/run i <o 4
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— < U new<•( mrxobif ol ll,e Ca,.-,'t Im b « b *
Penii.ft l..k write, a l.lne an.! Jn-. . <'
It it e.f,eci,lly firtllianU .rootviK an I-' rn4E^L
For Rent Two big stores on
Fust First street.
Joe DeMont,
Coca Coin Company.
24-tf
Come in »ml let u. tkow
the • ' « l * ™ «
botde with ilia Dew flow-M»ttulUi.
I.ciaid Piinlinp (o.
Room* for Rent — Three unfur
nished room« well located. Inquire
nt 20G Third St.
28-tfc
sNicely furnished rooms nt 316
Fast Fourth St.
flU-Stp
For Rent— Two furnished rooms. |
Gentlemen preferred.
Mrs. 11. E,
Tolnr, 807 Mnguolin.
26*tf
Furnished rooms for hfusekeeping
for rant,
Mrth- C. - Heilfy' Smith,
308 Pnrk nvenue, between 3id and
4th stretta.
44-4tp
Northbound
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No.
No.
No.
No.
For Rent— Furnished rooms at 201
East Tenth St.
4-T-Jtp
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WANTED
A T L A N T IC C O A S T LINE
T R A IN S
Arrive
No. 92
4:00 P .M .
No. 82
1:18 A. M
No. 84.. . 10:16 A. MN o .8 0 . . . 'J£2P. M.
No. 28
8:f>0 P M
Cottn'g© for sale or rent. J. Musson.
43-2tp
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I t nferd, Fltiriti.i
1)1 ..12^8 P. M.
83 .. 2:05 A. M.
89
2:10 P. M:
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No. 126— Arrive
No. 127—- L a w
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Leesburg
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No. 21 - -Arrive
No. 24—Leave
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No. 168— Arrive
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No.'l67—L-ave
trilby
I 00 P JJNo. 26— Arrive . . . .
2-25 t’ y
No. 24—Leave.........
Clyde Lias Boals
(01. J»b»a «!»•»>
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X) A.MArrive 10:00
A.M. Leave ll:30A.H*
Good table board at Mrs, R. L
Jones, 206 Park avenue.
27-tfc
Wanted— To exchango new disc
talking machine recorda, with or
without machine, for 88 note player
planu records.
Enquire at Herald
office.
37-tfc
Wanted— Gentlemen
316 East Fourth St.
roomers i t
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’ * TH EY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FA IK FEBRUARY 3rd. Ith, 51h and 6th. 1915
ÏÏÏÎ TH E SAN FO R D H E R A L D
/A ,S/lA/'fJRD
l ,i f f I*
IViif/i l.iviiifi
S ANFO Itl), FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J tM t i n
VOLUME VI
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
2ft, I9IT.
NO -15.
murder In t hi* fir**t ■I«■ r•••*
(oni««
now t hr duf|*nd.i*11. l> \S Currie,
in Hi* ovs h i*ro-»(T j>. r^ *r, •111*i*<it**i
by his rouii-rl. I vh Ac («il«*** C It
Koiiirhim, ,.\ 1\ pnvx••rt",
corn«i'<
JoH*|iki II Joi «** wliu |» r o Ilf's fur
BAXTER CA SK R E S U L T S I N , A th«* stair, »HsUti-il l»> John C lom>« A TH LE TIC EVENTS A N IM ÍENund (¡ro. A. Ihd’oiti'i, ..nd an in.ui««
ERAL D IS P L A Y S GET
M IS T R IA L -O T H E R N E W S
having I** i*n jojtil'd cojnt-H 1*’ ^omi
R E W AR D S
and lawful m«*n iti «I'rvi1 ,*- tir »r-»
OF TH E C O U R T
OUR MERCHANTS |INLAND WATERWAY
OFFER PRIZES MEETING H E R E
**Hong hi nntl l'atd i'or"
itmiglit and Paul For,” George
Hruadhurst's tip tu thè minute com
\a
edy of morii rn Itfe, manilers. ambi
ti»'na, iio pes nntl fa il urea is rat Imr un
tinusual ¡ilny.
The humnr of
A BIG G A T IIE R IN G IN SAN- “ Bought unti Patti F'or." whlch M E E TIN G WILL BE H ELD IN
coni, s io thè iutperinl Theatre Is tinEOI!D DCUING TH E BIG
SANFO RD DURING S E M I
»lueatioimlily thè secret of its mmkREM INO LE FAIR
»•‘ I - Ucce*«, (ine of thè rharurter» tu
NOLE COUNTY' FAIR
» a* o-w ¡ t : I r t <» f lu ' h o u r • *i i.?** ipi a; t o
’ ite jeei e, Itnvnr (idley, all un
Pah,
- » :: Jl” Presule, t Molti ii ii’lbgent individuai whosp imaginI'n -how i Irrh- appi, . tat out for t he
|*r*'*** tiu * h i m
h i » l ¡in !
‘
John C Jones having returned
i tluris ol the t Idldri p o¡ be ni i note mollili
[ i iii■ Fionda Itili,mi M e’ er- .usui force* him itilo thè iielicf thut
Guiitesville, Jan. 2ft. C. L. Wilp o in t« ti
from Waeldnirton ban resumed his
I'UUIIU
to
make
our
fu
r
.I
**icicss
loughhy,
secretary of the Florida
w.tys
A
•
i.iitoli,
lian
culletl
a
lni‘,1he i* a persoti of mnrvelous limiti
C «mrt h**r»* of tirf«*«i
m
von* i
duties n* prosecuting attorney.
ire issued for 25 .............
fIoml l,,,,
" n»i<I business men of ing of r.tmbers to he beiti ut bau- ,l,-\i.-lopment. (irovides nio-t of thè Live Stork Association, has iutued u
John C. Jones und Geo. A. Det, dtinug tiu- S, mir.1,1« lomcd;.
I hi- bini -, o( t li,
HI* tiellef tu him*cl( unti i all for a meeting in Sanford as fol
•> 1; ;t ,
II. I Sanford offer the follow ¡tip p r iz e s fori! , t
Cottrs »<re here sworn in as a*lor ulliletn events :n,l get r••I dis Coutil,
.ir
ft O eine,. ,
m
i
bis ndiculmi* idea* brought uusi thè low*:
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MStant »late attorneys.
play*.
S en i!'; Artliui K Douegan nf firnper situntious has I ,-en lise means
Gainesville. Jan. 22. -By author
fo u r! i haryeil the urv
.1,1
State of Florida vs. Arnold B..v>..
ity
of the president and executivo
IA
ciit*
u
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I'ri/es
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Kissimii
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iloti.
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U'Niul
of
ot kceping audiences in nn nlmoat
Court adjourned until Tin-ility.
Larceny of an animal, No. 1ft
committee. I hereby i&ue call for
1. 50 Yard dash. Grain nut r School Uilandound I)r. I». C.* Militi of We* canata nt ujirom.
Cortes now . the defendant in his Jan. 2G, 1915, at ft o'clock a. ,rp*
Hoys, lncer.nl Watch. given by lukn are vice preatdenta of thè asso"Houglit and Puliti Por" in truly the annual meeting of the F'loridu
corn nroF1'' perscTh attended by his
Henry MeLuidin.
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d^|oscs#
AÌU*iuiu»
wl
T w ' Bttmrttonv w ^ L U w u - S t o c k . .Awaotiaùatu-wwfwrrMrr*- - ' i -><v- riuntel. Davis Si Giles, also comes
The _ \\ i lfare Department of the
« > tlffrfTm-j*** Hhrntrr*' JfrflifY.* ITIgh' city, sicTeiary and treasiiror. It te *i-,'n ut thè Imperiai Thoutre this at Sanford on February D, -I, 5, Ö, 1919;
WtthML Jones, wbf»-''prof?'mrtr«rfr)r**^'J’in‘TrT*-, ‘
to meet
to. lig jjj-ltl under .ihn ¿»lupieea of the
School Hoys, 2 lbs. candy,- Irwin & p a r o d i l \ t i r g e i l b v tinse olile,1
t * that SBaw))1.........
. t.v
iiitm fC.
. Jones
a*
o clock Friday afternoon t
the state
by John
Jones and
uml Geo.
Geo
Gllne,
Seminole County I'air.
We Itavo
t II« -|M' .’e of Flolid'i gel together
A. DeCottes, und un issue having nominate a chairman for tin- ih part
delayed a few weeks in calling the
:i.
Ilunning
broad
jump.
Grammar
l'io...
.
of
continuing
the
on
thi*
Joined come» six goo|l and law ment
Seliool l.m- Imy
l.it i t 5l'. t'itas. 1int pr»\. .. li t - .'I t ie M Jo lilt.* r i v e r
meeting to permit some of our mem
ful mm to-wit: David" Speer. A U
bers to tu- through with the orange
K a ti lie
ami ti ai n. , with thi- v ie w of
Waiter?. L. J- Hartley, Jr., J 1>
crop, uml ultio to bold the meeting
I Potato f.nr Gramm«: School making
mi. • t ion* p it Ii '0, |i the
DtvUan.
f. W hite, XV. W Alw rill n time that will be close to- tin*
hoys, luijs" rap and tu- #1 on, M ' gulf nr ■ Vi:!« in re III t he s, i,1f hcrii
nslby. Jury sworn according to law,
regular -.*'11111 of tin- legislature of
f r.i uk
part oi * • -t.it, »id u » 1or I . 1V g 1Ve
C. \V Smith lure sworn in us bailiff
<¡9
I no ; r 1 ■! i
l l n 1, - • ' io o l ! loriri.i
Florida.
. i - , rr-'t11 || nil" rot 1
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LI
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WI
LL
HE
in thi» >Itut'., I p..ir letitii
iio,i. <| ;,u *,.e water»
The people of the srillon around
. .. -ible o n a -nod.r
. f
State o! Florida \- Arnold Baxt- r
f o r .I > lm ,. \ ( l. u l o n g 1 •
Sanford and the great Kissimmee
i . r. . i-, nr i In \ nited
Í45IV ».
FROM FO R T MY ERS
lirrenj of an tiniini:l. The examin- TH E SE M IN O LE FAI R WI LL
river valley are anxious -to assint
t,. 75 yard duslu Gtummnr School Stute*.
I'he federal government is
T O MI AMI
. itioQ of witnu^es was here tukeu up.
with the recent movement for more
bays, 1 pair shoes, #2.00, K. H. Pe helping other communities less faHE AN IN N O V A T IO N IN
State o i Florida vs. J. C. i’olterand better livestock, and are very
ters
vornbly ’m-jited to do tins kind of
T H IS RESPECT
»n, breaking and entering with In
.luekxonville, Jnit. 2ti
A railroad anxious to get organized and to help
7 ft legged race. Grammar School work, M.l it i. because the pi>o|,|e
tent to commit a misdemeanor. On
boys. I Mi candy. I I) Huberts
Unite
I * I ,, w I bi e-ed of It and from port Myers down the Gulf mir association work, to the mutual
motion of' state attorney the above
t’oiriity lairs tu«»*- (troven bevi.i •!
‘ ..
s n o t i o n g lut'*i
im np
H i g h denm>
I t. * of pul '111
> o i t brinigli by M a r, o ll.iy, Na advantage of all parties concerned.
auw is hereby continued fur tIn- a donili tinii they ire r«.i!K . ... i S r l t u n l l i n y . , J i rI Ze t o Ii, -••let l e d , ss « d ill, The time allowed us for advertising
pa* und tile K» ergi.id, -, ! hem e tin* meeting is unite short, but we
tllll lor tile »lleee-s ut their
|ie. f j no. \ l* \ on .-I! ,v i ..
term.
n Ut of ’. lie
(• l: w,.:
State of F l o r i d a vs. K S J o h n s o n . , , V) ettu lit le*
rI .
o ron !.i I.Hu-.e that if you and oltirs tnIl t H I l " t
\ \ ite n o n e
tup1 lo .
f>u v a r r t t):i *■ It ■1 v i , „ il I,os-.
\
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Vinti,
U n m o t io n
receiving ' t o l e n g ito d s .
I• r 'lii- - -t ti' t.v ■ -1 •• i
t i*i ,-* t •**I in the matter »til take hold
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H. sandy. I. P Mi i nih .
and I
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Water Wi.,y- t li> right of IS
a ft I\e
ilici! lire rtilid* \iguroiisty, we cun have just as good
e m it m i n i'd ror t h»*, h r Yv
ñ u t e i* h r n 'b y
11tu I t l l . l t l i l e H i t e n
a inerting a* if it bad been ,s ilver
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t-ir, r •
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I ’ .r t i r i call,»« ! t o t i r . j . f ** è,"r 1
■ i'1 . a. d 1. y • 111 in. mar . t.oii; tin* ti,
. u di in os er
We have already invited nflleinte
M11II <• on
AU
by »h**#tii .,• * o r í b i t g t«* l.t w
At
1tie ■"III. Ilg
i on noli ■ outil * g i ; l * . g o ld r i n g f " no. T h e o
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ft. ml l o o k e d
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tl f
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present.
nil •on! •* .• »O
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filled . ■ -i
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proper tn^bod. of iu. ."ling anil feeilI»:. %• i \ *
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let. Tie j u; a n s w e r i n g t h e i r n a m e s
1e.-,-,
, • • • . » •|. -I i * i i . Ite ,'ti.l »o.g*..
I*r*•m it«» I» I'GT! .
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Dt. v i d
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J..»,.. m limoli. Lora
I tilt* p r e s i l i . ' , , o f G e o r g e M a s o n , w h o
* ,un In* mu,In
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udtr tiie sudili.
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preparation*
f,.»r
their
jj
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lb,«lumi.
Anna
McLaughlin
We will ll..ve i he help of nil the
. I ! *• ly und tIn* i*ntiri* f*tir
o n e o f t i n i n t e r e s t e d lt.*fi r • I " I w
re.ep*,,iii oilier th.,ii to llave a good
The jury here entered open cauri ec*s.
\t..n
M r - Holly and
i
., ' er
tin- ...liege of igrii’ulture,
b. . :i pi .I
tlr.it
fri.
I .11, u l u l i l i
t tie
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ind declared they could not reach it
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P h i l i p - D r u g M o r e a n d t h e r e in
Vili Ite her)- in full forro. I j, I I i-ini:. itifHj t*h ruin« ', 1V to gl'*'
p.mi thry X
John l_. Junes and Geo. A. l)e- lemptedt h a t tie h a d n e v e r J i e i i r d '•! a
sec- exp« e f e i l u g r a n d r u * l t f o r g o o d s e a l s ,
\N» »’ k
I bey are arranging
tl I \«• pii"du » t inn
tit\
t
1be .b **t1' L
Cottes here sworn in as assistant
f. tr
l i o n o f H o n d a n t o r , w a n t o n mi
i t * -Y l a r g e n u m b e r o f t h e ct»*t
b.tv»*
S.'intiiole County FHIT 1- t »
»teles attorney.
ni. f \ fun* dt play* and the out of u. : i th.»* n •n, ge 1
n*« • pl'too, 1fl w1". Il
n a t u r a l g r o w t h o r M i t l i sot! . ■»,■
'.•» u < k < i *
b . r *a b- a n d
th e s e t i c k e t s
l* !< lit* 1.i|;ti•«1
f »» XX:1 • \1 •it* will be ., feature of |i,C
IU l on. 1t 1« i 1 ,t»-f i í »•♦! t.. :i
Stet* of Florida vs. 1) W. furrie.
tile 111.,II tlmt
11tnrugli -l.i.l
tl" '
! ( " r r .. ...
seats.
1!» ♦»<i !:î X XXill .
tlmt every resident
I'he i.trli, •
I*«-,-tally ti, i,,
i Jr ^»li1 * l*í h. •n««r . lot 1 i •—
Thv f,.ir
rr.'.it
ii,*v. toad will |.t *:
, b ' H .......... i f'ir choice seats.
enthuse bim*,-lf witli it
*4.
i .Mint V ill*! rIi t * r
i»*i IrV I•oil » I n* t'•IM 1«• joli.
taking u Vu i.
o. i f t■
Idea that he or she
H e d,*tl.,re«l t h a t e v e r y t h i n g ha *
deep lilt. Test f tile lair ,in<l tbeV lile i lignum 1lltlf M*ifl T «Mfil
lililí
11," ,■
<>( one that st.ni.;> to pj.
b*1
'
a i i r r u y g e . l . e v e n t o t in * " ‘¡ iiir g o f
will be here >.11 *i berilli,' time Wilit t* I
I*;
Ii* Hit' » i (.’ -d
i it* » •r a»
who come.
t in * tin t . ,is . , 111, | l t t . i t l be m o n e y i* at
aliti
varied
exhibit*
i
Mi*
bv
i
lly.
and
til
r»»D»
rg>
I ,
The ladies o! ill. •• ■
»
at . i»•«iniC .»f f ounn** t lie b u n d (or l i e g t n u i o g w o r k , w h i c h v*til ;
M, 1(lirl
in>- b o o s t e r * y e r i e r d a y w e r e a m - U " ; r*.
Th,
been most a^-ttve m their
1’*»IU. 1l*i nor«»* e 1» n o t be a l l o w , .I t o ' , g u n t i l i In r n . i i l
in
June
Tampa, Jan. • 2 ft. Complete, in
|l(( ply repaid for tintr trip over tin* dit.g
and it would not Ii, .. i» tti ft t h, w. ...............
l.y M1» <». ,i h» litt Z 1d Hitt., I n n ' l * 11" ei. i
•»»ty ihhail is the program of the
i i i v i i ' i f n l - . i t i . . " o f Se m u m l . . . o l i i )
' i*
say that without t h e m ii
Plant .mil fthr ubhery Kvhlhlt
“
I
F
’lorida
(i.r
down
the pentiiHulj
1
*
>
Di t h » ' t
! r l »*> »I
6 x*parilla Carnival, t hi* dates of
p jilv :tn,l t bey (..und the people along Mot •ii 1>j
tion whether tile fair ¡>
.M
r..
George Pox, Jr., will liavit
and
lluough
t
ie
ideal
I
londa.
.1
t
h
.■
de;m rt VN« !1 .. it*it »tin*
’»hich are Fehruary 12 to lft imlu,
[ i f . . Im,- iiiiwl f'ieiiilly lo tin- fair lb*
be the grand surce-« tb. t
charge
during
the Seminole County
He said that a cprefill calculation
' p.
jitcasing and brillami full of i lie buoitlttr spirit. The lighted lea tuns ,* their da**t. "Y'ini
ready ttlluincd.
Pair
of
the
Plants
and Shrubbery ex
end
i-siitnnty
nf
the
Vusin,*«*
for
the
•-If, Got. of 'litte b
» b le ll
n* ^mlertainment ever arranged
Unlike
most fain nil * h. ■ fen trip yt**terdi y gave the business and I
hibit
Special attention is called to
new
road
lor
the
nr*t
twelve
months
n *,*'orida will iu* offered to thounii'i the idea that after *1 he lair 1» mefit
tutes arc ahsolutiily fr*• !•» tlalter operation has Itctn made by the the fuel that especial care will be
**nds of visitor* from other states
itor.
The sign of webome will t" i>\,-r it would not be a bad idea to mhor principals of performance
company,
and that the ligure* show taken of nil exhibit*.
*n those of F'lorida as well, lntii.
dâ1
|,y \|r
seen on every point of the county, make these booster trips over the _,r<. u „ n Y j,„ s
* Jm
Ittoro
than
fcUO.bOU un llm business
Anyone wishing to make an exhibit.
^ t on» are that ail past attendance
roomy
i.I.oul
twice
ea,
It
year
to
see
MurKn.
uUl>
Jenk>,
by
Ml.
Holly.
t
tilling the entire populuie tln.t >1111sight for tho first ^’ear.
can obtain
entry blanks from the
WiU for HorJdu will be broken,
people and talk over the important These tno..;m> typical chafarvt(.rs.
inole county bids nil a fontl welcome.
fie left last night for the north to
bwft
»pedal day» h»ve * Heine miter ■'the date’. F'eT> H. L ?, subject» ‘ Relative to the Welfare of Mi
Murks, who i- lion. Tiios, return later and see lliut ihv work is fair headquarters or by applying to
Semi
mile
county.
Jenks
brings Iu, son, Hub Jenks, who started along the proper lines that Mrs. Grorgtt F*ux, Jr., who has ac
and ftth, and ovqry day n big day
n
l hc "Clear Havana Cigar
Among those making the trip has lived iu the count!y all Ins life, will mean rapid completion.
complished the seeming impossible
T' »9 designated in honor of
yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. John finds college life too *wc!l f,u Him
for this exhibit.
Card
of
Thunks
*
» »upremaey In the manufneMeisrh, Mr* J. \Y. Dirkins, Mrs. an,I wants lo go home.
Another ing in her charming inunner.
In this great section of Florida tlm
During tho recent illness of my Henry McLaulin, Mr». Cico. F'ox, Ji, populat character is Maggie Fagan.
i* ,c' Kar*i Saturday ig "Panama
Good *|n*rialties will I m * introna
being so namo d be- wife and the hirlh and subsequent Trof. Ezell. C. R. YValkei. I I . II. Irish waitress, which will be well
plant and shrubbery efhibit should
duced. umong thnm Miss Mclaitighm.1 , 01 the ,lct that South F'lorida death of my infant bnby boy the Marks, S. Runge, F. P. F'orster, Mr. taken care of by Gietchen Shultz.
lin und Mr. MyCllntock will givo lie one of' tho best that can be ar
»»inland port. aro tho neare8t of neighbors and friends living in and
and Mrs. F. W. Mahoney.
Hub lenks fulls in love with Maggie the Maxixe
Tius will in* u jd,-n*ing ranged and alt those who can in
win ^
Manama Canal; Sunday around Moore's Station were *"
unit rtu-y sing " I 'd Lite to Marry
anti
beautiful
dance and will be any V a y assist m ibis purl of the
kimi tinti considerate thut
tlieir|
Amt. an»! their dame always brings grently appreciated by their many
h v ' * " " ay"
"•
Dinner Party
lair should do so with the full knowl
rr*t
peace sermon» and aa- friendly ministrations cannot pa>*
down the house
Inondi
Mr* John Thomas entertained at
concerta by ten hands; Monday unheeded and I and my family take
edge und conlidonee that their ex
Ollier song features are by Jun*
*V **P»rU la Day, the most sttec- this means of publicly thanking six o'clock dinner yesterday evening,
nio
St union, as Ophelia Uurclay; L-Miss Reth Burleigh of Tavares, hibits will be placed to advantage
Mr. und Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ii. W.
thl n °. th" period* “ nd Tuesday. them one and all for their help in
Clarence Mahoney as Jack Datrel; who has been the guest of Miss and will have the special care of the
D» y wiU, be known as the hour of need. Also for the beau Hines and Mrs. Thomas. The cozy
Carl Roumillat ai Dickey Murphy Cnrric Ensmlnger has returned home. authorities.
home
was
beautiful
in
all
its
appoint
Florin,
DtyM **«c* u*« South tiful flowers at tho funeral of the
aro
all clever and will be well ten
ments
and
the
dinner
was
all
that
daeti«
w*>tld In the pro* baby and other attentions that
Miss May Leonard!, who has been
dered. Miss J. Pearle Rogers takes
Mrs. Graddick is the guest of h er
could
be
desired.
The
guests
spent
a
touch the heart «o deeply in tho dark
T i ” oi tho best ritrua frulte.
the attractive guest of Miss Agnes daughter, Mrs. R. E. Tolar. S b e the
part
of
Professional
College
most
delightful
evening
and
at
the
preparation« have been hour of sorrow and suffering.
sing
somo Beiner returned to her home st will return to Jacksonville Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morris close Mrs. Thomss was voted a Chaperone and will
te e in g the
catchy
songs
and
keep
tha
show
go- Osteen Saturday afternoon.
accompanied by Mrs. Tolar.
charming bride and hostess.
t low rate«.
and Family.
the c u r r y c a s e
absorbs a t t e n t io n
THE FLORIDA LIVE
STOCK ASSOCIATION
TRANS-FLORIDA LINE
ACROSS PENINSULA
MOST ATTRACTIVE
WILL BE BOOTHS
%
THE FAIR BOOSTERS M USICAL CO M ED Y
M ADE D E LA YE D RUN BY HOM E T A LE N T
ALL READY FOR THE
g a s p a r il la c a r n iv a l
PLANT AND SHRUBBERY
EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR
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..JANUARY 22 . i 9)s
ford Wednesday for a few days’ yf«»t ■«t
ETpAflr Pantani '
V''
The^regulnY monthly dansant uri-j with the home fclks.
di r I tir auspice» of the Social Drpuri meni ni thè Wotnan’» ( ’ luti on
Mrs. W M MrComb ol St. AuTuesday < vrtÌtng m » onr of t he j tristi ne, w ho hns hern visitimi her
«
moni enjoyaldr r venia of thè wrrk. si.ter, iftlrs. Frank Forster is «penti*
The evrnintt wna ideai for dancing , ing i» few . dayt, wlth Mr». S. O.
tin«I ulti ut twenty rouple (lanreil |Chmr.
JK
uniti thè midrtiglit hour.
Communications for ihls ( ‘olumn Should hr Marked “ Sorlrtj Editor , or
♦
<♦>
♦
Mrs W K Watson, thè hostess
Mr Daniel Stevenson of Boston,
Phoned to Mr»*. It. A. Trrhcun. I'hon«* 20.1
for ttu' month tinnir IH- Mrs (' <> Gii . t» thè guest of Mr and Mrs
*j All Local AdrcrtiHctncnlg Under
F r « » h Vegetables
Melai libili tu <Imrmlttgly rrrrivrd and Walter 11.uni
I.
The party assembled at the home entertained the guests,
T h is H ead in g T H R E E C E N T S a *Tumipp. with root* JV
/trillion! I 'aril /‘arty
Mrs. A. H. Stone, son and daugh L in e For Each Insertion. M in im u m
of Mrs. Gretchen Shultz and drove
During the intermission delicious
*
A very beautiful affair was the
—
l#llU fr
Sr*
out in machines,. Approaching the coffee and sandwiches were served, ter of Kansas City, Mo,, are stop
C h a rg e 25 LcntH.
, K*mn*, t»un-b.
>
bridge party given by Mrs. A. I'
ping
at
the
St.
Johns
House
foi
the
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,
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r»uliflo»ri.
It»
home of Miss Fish a scene from
The following were among those
Connelly and Mr« S. F. Barrett,
"J ^
upon the view ,o( the * ho nvniled themselves of the club'» balance of the winter
Jr.. Wednesday afternoon at the
7
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♦ V*llo* VUM, Jit, -ISr
enchanted young people (nr Japanese hospitality Mrs. C O. McLaughlin,
home of Mrs. A
I’ Connelly on
lanterns hung everywhere, while the! \tr*. <t \V Brady, Mrs. M L.
A congenial party enjoying a day
Magnolia avenue. A hrilliant gath
interior of the house was prettily Baines, Mr. and Mrs. Braxton I’er- at Orlando Wednesday were Mr.
j ' M ‘ ,,k
Fr u tj " h
ering of handsomely gowned women
decorated.
Four tallies were spread kin», Mr, and Mrs. LaVerne Hurt. and Mrr. Frank Wejdon, Mr. Walter
’
|l'rmnc~. -Jo» 5.10. 15c |Jr£, ,.
thronged the rooms which were most
In the living mom. dainty and at* Mr, um) Mis. It. W. Herndon, Mr Hand ami Miss lluwd Hand.
For Sale in Winter Garden Large J»"*''’" " ' ,l'“ 1
,k
attinclive in their arrangement, for
„
,
,
,
V
J4»nu»j(n*. ilo»
20c
tractive in their perfect appoint and Mrs. Don Bishop, Mrs. Sam
story
G
room
house,
repainted.,
«.r»r<truii
<■»*>»
the flowers and ferns were lovely in
ments,
contoyed by tall vases of uel Puleston, and Mr. and Mr*. \V.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tomkins of one ucro land, ham. $2 , 100 , cash or ;
^Ur
their harmonious blending with the
exquisitely beautiful roses, red upon p. Carter, Misses Annie, Lillian and PeekaviJIe, III., me registered at the terms,
f, J, Hill, Winter Garden, i
walls and woodwork. In living room
H THE V E G E T A B L E
the large dining table, pink and Adelaide Higgins, Suidee Williams. Sanford House.
Florida
r0-71 p
there were ferns and reil roses,
white upon the smaller table».
Anna McLaughlin, Laura Fish. Chur,
---MARKET
the red poinsettias »hading the lights
Plates
of
rose*
were
passed
a
n
d
,
'
«
«
«
Hand
and
TulTts;
Messrs
Billy
Chn.lotie
Huiid
has
returned
For
SaU,_
F(ve
Whju,
Wyandotte
110
2nd St., West
adding to the charming effect.
In
lection
of
the
color
placed
t
h
e
11'
1
1
J
D.
Roberts,
McClintock.
>«<'
Lorn
a
delightful
visit
to
friends
at
i
Cockerels.
Bex
Packard,
It.
I).
2,
the dining room a color scheme of
Phono 324
Wc Deliver
It was a Jolly, appreciative 'Chittenden, Eugene Humph, Boy |Norcooaee where she was the rbcip- Sanford,
yellow was effectively carried out
d that enjoyed the delicious Chittenden. Billy Leffler, Charles >• nl of many charming attentions . 1
with quantities of yellow nastur
Woodruff, Clarence Mahoney and
. For Sale— Wholesale «hipping fresh
tiums against the background of meltu, consisting of chicken pillau.
Ned Chittenden.
Mr *»nd Mrs. A. 0 . Lederer re water ffsh business, including fish
Lost— Stick pin. initial» K W j
exquisite ferns.
Baskets of cut French fried potatoes, four dainty
turned Mopday from West Palin •lets, fish boats anil gasoline launches Finder return to S. Maxwell and r*kinds
of
sandwichrà,
pickles,
and
(lowers adorned the walls. Through
Bench and other points south.
Launch Hide
,
U-2tp
also fish house, etc. Inquire of C. L. ceive reward.
Great fun was
yellow* shades the light filtered like coffee with cream.
A
v
e
r
j
delightful
pleasure
was
Vincent.
2
0
-tfc
enjoyed-after
supper
nt
the
close
of
sunshine.
Lost— Betwetyt HyAivaiu*
.
enjoyi;4 by a, concernai .party*. . . o f , M H. Holburn of Brooklyn, ------ ;--------- '—O'» '
■
■ ■■■■.. Thn-iix*t-prixe. a. handsome .hang which Judge Ernest Housholder de
and High School Building i fiutck
friends Tuesday amj Wednesday. a s F * 7
WÍÍT um vc totlay to bp
f o r Rale Cheap- Farm of !i arres, of Keys.
i n g basket of growing ferns' was livered a pyrotechnique oration on
Reward if returned ti
the troubles of a married man and'guests of Mr. Robert Myers of gUf^it o f ber brother, Mr. •Chas. 1 ?4 tiled, house and outbuildings,
Herald offitfe,
l'b 2lf
won by Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Jr. Mrs.
Hand.
Jacksonville, tfn"his - motor launch,
with growing crops.
Easy terms.
Margaret Barnes won the consola the joys of absolute* bachelorhood.
Wanted Good fresh ’ -’ . ibo
the W ill-Bose. The trip wns made
Reason, sickness.
W. F. Squires
tion prize, a pretty little set of This was received with enthusiastic
horse or mule
\\ K H it hj»IJ-,
applause by the bachelor men und from Sanford to Do La ml and Pa* r J^‘
■ Lederer-uml daughter,
near Celery avenue
,’18-tf
crocheted Individual nut baskets.
a silent protest by’ the bachelor lalka. the Sanfo.d folks returning. * ,!,s *enoru Barnes left I uesclay
Wagner. 'Flu
U .’tr ’
A t tho close of the game dainty cov
maids, until Miss Glethclum Schultz. Thursday evening.
¿Injoying the lo‘ a
M,verul days to LakeFor Sale or Trade—- Wood yard
ers were placed upon the tables und
Lost at Grammar -. I
dramatic artist of the cluh pulled courtesy of Mi
Myers were Mr
11n<
and mill
Owner has other business bracelet
a tempting menu was served, con
Finder r«-tnr
hei wits together and responded 11 ur> Marks and Miss Olga Schultz
Box 1247, city,
42-tf
sisting of devilled crabs in shells,
Olllce and receive -, v •
with n brilliant selection from Borneo .of Sunford, Mrs Weber, Mis Ball
‘ r"
’ Frunus of Asheville, N I
stuffed peppers, salad, hot rolls,
and Juliet, showing that if Homey ami Miss Cora Gregg of Montgom- ls ’ “ * kM,,st " f Mm l 0 » 1 Militant»,
For Rale Lettuce plants, TSv per
pickles, fruit confection and coffee
1000 f. ,o. h. T usa villa. W. K. Hath
did owe the grocery bill that Julie et eiy, Ala., Mr. und Mrs. Muynuid
with cream.
Mrs. Addio Homrighous, wjio has away. Wagner,- Fla.
An Exception.
44-?tc
tho left overs. Felix Frank, the Bond and Mr. It. A. Bond of De
Enjoying the hospitality of their
beim
the attractive guest of Mrs.
Mr Jones finii been -eolib ic fili iq
club umpire suggested the game of lai nd and Mr. Fritz Latkin of Jack
gracious hostesses were ,Mesdames
«In, n-inrted
postoffice und upon being assured sonville. and Messrs. Kavanuugh, Henry Wight, left Thursday for her ■ For Sale or Beni Cheap— 7?* year-old (lauditi er
home in Chicago.
** acre farm, all tiled, two good Mowing "Doni thlnk, papi, (fiat just ti-ciui»
Cecil Gabliett, Chas. Tyler, B. W.
Petersen
and
Mason.
that the girls didn't know how he
you marrled ninni la vci cu.. .» rlzht
Herndon, It. A. Newman, Samuel
wells
Near Beck Hammock station
offered to teach the game.
Felix
to bo rude tu alt v jin,-ii'
DON’TS.
Puleston, D. I. Thrasher. W K.
Fem-ed_ and good barn
Address
says, the girls did know Clap in ,
llirlhiiau Parly
Don't
wait
until
hreediui;
season
to
Watson, Geo. 1). Bishop, Forrest
and Clap out and all kindsof good
Muster Frank Chase
onieriutm-d buy itoei. birds They ari’ then hlgli Cora C. Bollinger, 126 Center St.,
PI.Al FI) \N YW IIFIil .1 M KmilKRE
Lake, W. It. Anno. T. A. Neal, G. F.
Cnnnstuta, N Y
;li*-lf
old fashioned game» made the hours about twenty-five ol hi« little friend-.
In jtrn i* iii.l not -o select
li. la.
Smith. W. D Holden. O \V Brady,
.1Fi1» I ■|
My fast end furious and finally tin* \Sednesday alternoun wiih a be-uI noi i Jh,ti .* your bens by appear
Surrey
lor
Sub*
Northern
built,
Stiri Mag
M. L. Raines, Ed. Lane of DeLami.
Die trap lie--l show*, up the cosi $276, canopy lop. rubber tired,
cake walk bimight the pleasure» of i,|U| -party in honor of his seventh m* «•«
arli»»
l »*» » »!
S. (). Chase, Mrs. W. M MrComb,
file» !'*• ** ! ’
the evening to a delightful close birthday.
Games dear to the heart ImsI
good
os
new,
$7fi
W
F
Hathaway,
r
*-1
al'L
of St, Augustine, B. F Whit nor, E.
Fr*-»»
Ir— 1#» Ni i
usider f«,ultr> a kld giovi* Wagner, Fla
It is said that Earnest Galloway of childhood were enjoyed and de•
i
i an Io* seen ai l us- i-r.t.r**
rft*?*»« uf > t*r ■
.
D. Mobley, Itoy Symes, Geo Hoy.
took the cuke on his nomiesmpt biiou* goodies served by Frank « ■ifTair I II. i. ~ li.ini vvork and dlrt and citwilli
\\ F lluthuwuy.
44-2tc «SU'» troni
ritmo
Fred W’ulsemuii, C M, Corn*. C. U.
Ilo
tiliie
pi
Miri
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attire and it 1» yet an undecided mothei loiind an appreciative bunch
McLaughlin, Aylctt FiMs, Jr., A. \V.
Doii‘ 1 foraci lo fm’ntsli a bollitoli for
question as to what diameter lie of little folk* to enjoy tjiem T lo fe
For Sale Tomaio Planis :>.mm,
Fitts. Sr . Margaret Barnes, F L
llu* plgisinWell >e- a g>M«l ball)
best impersonated. Indian brave. wiri- atlluctive luvors for girl* ami
Duo
L iv mgstoiis (»lolle, grown on vir
liovv ^tml I lieti 1* ueisled tuo |,V plgisfli
Miller. It It Dean, It (' Bowers,
J«f » s-uait4ir 11»
ScOtVU^Jaddie. Roman gladiator i*r boy* and a joyous, happy tune (or meli
gin soli.
$1 :tà per ni
Also head- M>i» i u n iiidt
W L Morgan, Henry Wight, It J.
Spanish Toreador, hut certain it is all
Thi young host was tin recipi
qunrtern for «weet potato slip».- .1 R
l
'on
t
tirag
olmill
y
our
w
hmlog
l(
Holly, H. B. Connelly, Addle Hornthat he was a splendid type of any ent of many nice gifts
t:i-7tp
vuil bove Ilo* olilv l.lld» of Ila* breisl Davis, Burtuw. Fla
righou*. Geo. Fox. Claude Herndon.
one of them.
Members of the Suit*
in ilo* -liow
LaVerne Huif, Geo
Davis Hart,
1 " f Sale line largì* eholcp 1-ily
Me Club are Misses Gretchen and
Itoli I lei Si.tli
L-el 11 bolli III Volir
Fu «lern -lor
J W Dick ins. J C Bennett, It F
bit
mi thè corner of Fiyhiti -ireet
Olga Schultz, Florence Frank, Atine
Ilo* regular meeting of lite Fast ti*-k li imiv it*.i lu i ilo* v|. i|tn. Imi
Tolar. F J Gonzales, S F Barrel.
and
laiurel av i tme. facmg park a ioI
H
III;irIlo*
blr.l
mot
•
ause*.«llffcrllig
and Lillian Higgins, Elizabeth and elli Star uà-, held Tuesday night
Sr , B r a x to n
1'erkina and Misses
olle
fine Ih acre ielerv farm I wat
l'oii
t
keep
dio
ks
and
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fiiekeiiK
to
Anna McLaughlin, Meli Whittier, with a large number <\ membet*
Annie H aw kins and Laura Fi*li
nule* west aio) m*;.r First Street
laitira Fiali, Sablee Williams and present ami several visitors from gellier lil l e Ilo* quii, ks pieni f » f Ut
ter i lai keep Ihelll dry
W II! 'i l i bolli .,1 fi. If prue
If ytiu
Charlotte Hand, Messrs Felix Fr,.nk toil of town
Rev George II;, man
l'hiik n /•>//«»
Doo ! lielO*Ve oli Voti lii-ar ol-.ill li|g want to gel doublé your money ’s
J D Roberts. T S Lloyd, Billy w,t > initiated into the mysteries of
prollts Ut poiiitry
Militi of II Is lylng wortb cali quii k ori owner, 2tl7
The y< ung ladies of the Suits Me Hill, Ernest
Housholder, Earnest the order und pledged himself lo be lo liidio e boy log
Fiencb a venue
i l InCluh entertained the men of the Galloway, H T Marks. L P M <•- t ome a blight, particular il.ir in t be
Doti't forget limi a fan ly fallisi
dull with another of their charming f uller, Clarence Mahoney, W
J. ^,u|UXy 0( Eastern Stars. A delight- young goose Is gmsl eating. Try It
entertainments Wednesday evening Thigpen, Oghorne Herndon und Dr. (uI „ „ . ¡„ j h<lUT wllH ,.,„„>,*«1, followHk" “ liver Twist, you'll yell for
Fr. i n.
rt the home of Mi»s Iaiura Fish
mg the serious business of the meet muri
I hmi'I **\|hs t iiu.v mure «ori: from J
ing
Dainty refreshments weie m i v tour lilrisl muti |»*r •!;»< tlutti v»«tt
♦
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- H * -»4**» *>+++4"» ed by file liosle-sis of tile evening w 11r»t ,i" v
i 'f K n ilo* -.iiui' pii-f
1 . r R* nt
1 D'ttJll*.
1-1••* If
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t i’i’ i t. i •r ii 1• i fi** > il in* " f a w if* U TK i Si*t \ dIlf, ^• ti 1« 'Ml
At•t t. to
l ti
m In r* of lb
Th
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l i rt■i .... iti ■ * - ■a k - Ile d"r- »n i i i - 1 - lx
fifi «I p
in um ntl comedy, l ’idi y PrtmroM* sdì ilnv
Don't gamillo with the future. To
bt* entert. u h m ! by lltu Welltuo Dn
For
Rent Rooms \vitb Itonrtl,
partment, with a dance at the Worn tlay’s duty put off I III luuiormw may 703 Pi dinetlo
filiti
We liars tlwtr, In» J In I■« j ' ’ 1 ' 1 '*
art's Club rooms, one evening «non orli.g coi row
ol ll.e odist lelinw to Fie tr "' -D *
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alter the pei forma nee next ThursD *11 t f'»rgi*t
Rt-rl
FttruMu '1
rootns. out atoi«1. A« an ett»|riu *■* •*'
I f vve ill T1'" I«
i''r L'*,i
single t«r i II *tllle
day night, in apprecintion of tloir m i l ' l l t o i f " w i t h - l i e . »•»*
Call at lit#* nawfil «nil
d ,1 t *1 e g - thi* a il o i e
w o n l i l n t l i f e Is
¿tziJIjr
rreummen
1
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titil«
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coopera Mou With till- ilep.it ! ment
'l'Io- announcement was ent fin-ni
1 •»r
C. M
Sf VI :..l i it . ..if . .
tie-ally rvteived by the i-a-t last
Infill ...... ^ it A*■! * *
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Soog* of Rn'nh Solclfccs,
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ABOUT
PEOPLE AND EV EN TS
EAT MORE FRESH
- VEGETABLES
CLASSIFIED
* ADVERTISING
BEING A RESUME OK SANFORD HAPPENINGS
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FOR
They arc Wholesome.
Appetizing, Economical
SA LE
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M O N T C O M I! lì V
Advortisinj» ( unipanj. Inr.
FOR RENT
I
I For This Week and .
N ext W eek Only j
▼ 10 lb. bucket Snowdrift Lard . . . $1.00
I 25 lb. sack Granulated Sugar • • • L65
I Diamond C Hams, per ll>.............................20
t Swansdown, Obelisk and Pillsbury *Flour
C arter’s
Hichelicu, Holy Poly, Red Cherries; Fat
Mackerel and Codfish; Blackberries,
Blueberries, Pitted Red Cherries, 25c the
can; Home*Made Guava Jelly and Guava
Paster Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Ä
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il L. P. McCuller
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102 First t
Street
reet
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Full Potash Content
FE R T ILIZE R S
IDEAL FERTILIZERS have made the banner crops for twenty
years. r v ‘
ALKIDEAL FERTILIZERS are- strictly alkaline and perfectly
available.
»
PERUVIAN FERTILIZERS based on Genuine Peruvian Guano,
not literature.
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Send for our new free citrus booklet “Spring is Coming’’.
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All tho Potash You W ant
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W ilson & Toom er F e rtiliz e r
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■'-/.H'ÍÍJacksonville,
?
by (lie "grave airs ' which our soldiers
tdng on marrh
Many of our regt
New England supper in the il.,m-r
nunts laki* a pride In their route
block Salunluy uftt-rnoon and even
Hinging and stick 1o certain songs—
ing under the auspices of tho La not nil of them, however, “ gravo."
dies Union of the Congregational The Manchester regiment has a fine
urch. Baked heaps, brown
bread, musical reputation, Ijtelr favorites bepies and all kinds of good eats.
log •‘ Klllnloo’' and "Brian Born.” 'The
York«filrea march to "Dan Tucker,"
The I lousier School next Tuesday w,t|ch consists of little more than a
evening, Jan. 20th given by th„ «erles of diabolical shouts. ThoSom*
r,
0
, .
,
„
, , . . orsets cherish country songs, partlcu*
C E Society of the Fleshy c m ..
po
Fmrmcr; ltoy:** tho
church at the [m(«*rial will he bright mn<> DHg|lllo B,MKH tho famou» 55 baland entertaining, with its funny » ¡ l - j i ad beginning, "Colonel Cooto Mnnn*
untions and lively songs. An even -' (ngham Is a very good man.” while
ing of pleasure for all who attend, tfi„ Grenadiers' favorite 1« "Coon
Drum Major." nnd the fuslleers their
Junuray 28th tho Musical comedy. own pnrtlculnr nnd heart-stlrrlng
"Folly Frimroae,
the
Seminary "Fighting With the Seventh Royal
Beauty,’*' nt thi Imperial, under Fusllecra."—London Chronicle.
direction of Miss J. Fearle Roger«,
•
Improving Egypt.
promises to bo n big success, with
Egypt haB drainage problems os
tho splendid local talent who are in well ns Irrigation ones. Just nt pres
the cast. Jealous Daisy, u popular ent the Egyptian government Js pump
favorite among the younger married ing out Lake Marcotls, a sheet of
set Is a fine little actress.
Little shallow, .-bsacklsh - water' lij the-erf*
Jane, a society belle is just too cute treino north of tho delta, nt the back
for anything, in r^al life or on the door of Alexandria. About a million
acrca of cultivable land will be re
stage.
claimed by this work, though not all
nt
the name time. Other dralnago
!
Ptrtonal Mention
projects
of equal magnitude will bo
Mr. nnd M n . Frank Weldon, of
taken up later.
Scotch Flalns, N. J., who have
Here, aa In so many other cases, the
been visiting Mrs. Walter Hand left Anglo-Egyptlan government Is follow
yesterday foi Orlando for a few days ing In the footsteps of the more en
vlsitl before returning home.
lightened Pharaohs and Ptolemies of
ancient days. Lakes were drained In
. Mr, R. Floyd Metcalf of Jackson Egypt 3,000 years ago. Where oldville spent several^ days, this week time kings used the shadoof and tho
with Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner. repaid labor of fellahln, modern rulers
rmploy steam and machinery: hut the
^Mrs. R. II. Marks, a former resi end aimed at la tho same.
dent of Sanford la the gueat of Dr.
and Mrs. Cecil Butt.
Not All at Ona Tima.
.-l mu'll nrcinml*
Tho goda never give all things at
Florida
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jn* the same time to men— Homer.
Mr. W. L. Morgan
Combined ( ' " c
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-J
ly (urtii-lifd
Fb-i tru befits, ti lcplione, good barn, chicken yzrtl and
gr.rdcn.
Apply W. L. Hnrncy. c-o
Bob bins Nist Hot eh
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—<U new<•( mrxobif ol ll,e Ca,.-,'t Im b«b*
I
Penii.ft l..k write, a l.lne an.! Jn-. . <'
For Rent Two big stores on It it e.f,eci,lly firtllianU .rootviK an I-' rn4E^L
Come in »ml let u. tkow
the • ' « l * ™ «
Fust First street.
Joe DeMont,
botde with ilia Dew flow-M»ttulUi.
Coca Coin Company.
24-tf
Ink
I.ciaid Piinlinp (o.
Room* for Rent — Three unfur
nished room« well located. Inquire
nt 20G Third St.
28-tfc
sNicely furnished rooms nt 316
Fast Fourth St.
flU-Stp
For Rent— Two furnished rooms. |
Gentlemen preferred.
Mrs. 11. E,
Tolnr, 807 Mnguolin.
26*tf
I t n f e r d , F lt ir it i.i
A T L A N T I C C O A S T LINE
T R A IN S
N o rth b o u n d
Arrive
No. 92
4:00 P .M .
No. 82
1:18 A. M
No. 84.. . 10:16 A. MN o .8 0 . . . 'J£2P. M.
No. 28
8 :f>0 P M
Cottn'g© for sale or rent. J. Musson.
43-2tp
Furnished rooms for hfusekeeping
for rant,
Mrth- C. - Heilfy' Smith,
308 Pnrk nvenue, between 3id and
4th stretta.
44-4tp
l/WV*'
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1 : . A.M
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Southbound
No.
No.
No.
No.
For Rent— Furnished rooms at 201
East Tenth St.
4-T-Jtp
. . 1 2 ^ 8 P. M.
83 .. 2:05 A. M.
89
2:10 P. M:
8 5 . .. . 6:36 P-M .
1)1
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WANTED
No. 126— Arrive
No. 127—- L a w
Leesburg
Good table board at Mrs, R. L
Jones, 206 Park avenue.
27-tfc
Wanted— Gentlemen
roomers
H> - AJJ
No. 21 - -Arrive
No. 24—Leave
5 2« r J
No. 168— Arrive
ti:.(6 A M*
No.'l67—L-ave
trilby
I 00 P JJNo. 26— Arrive . . . .
2-25 t’ y
No. 24—Leave.........
Clyde Lias Boals
(01. J»b»a «!»•»>
y
X) A.MArrive 10:00
A.M. Leave ll:30A.H*
Wanted— To exchango new disc
talking machine recorda, with or
without machine, for 88 note player
planu records.
Enquire at Herald
office.
37-tfc
* f 316 East Fourth St.
!» .ill A $j*
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’* THEY ARK COMING TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FA IK FEBRUARY 3rd. Ith, 51h and 6th. 1915
ÏÏÏÎ THE SANFORD H ER ALD
/A ,S/lA/'fJRD
l,if f I*
IViif/i l.iviiifi
S ANFO Itl), FLORIDA, TUESDAY. J tM t i n
VOLUME VI
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
2 ft, I 9 IT.
NO -15.
murder In t hi* fir**t ■I«■ r•••*
(oni««
now t hr duf|*nd.i*11. l> \S Currie,
in Hi* ovs h i*ro-»(T j>. r^ *r, •111*i*<it**i
by his rouii-rl. I vh Ac («il«*** C It
Koiiirhim, ,.\ 1\ pnvx••rt",
corn«i'<
JoH*|iki II Joi «** wliu |» r o Ilf's fur
BAXTER CASK R E S U L T S I N , A th«* stair, »HsUti-il l»> John C lom>« A T H L E T I C E V E N T S A N I M Í E N und (¡ro. A. Ihd’oiti'i, ..nd an in.ui««
ERAL D IS P L A Y S GET
M IS T R IA L -O T H E R N E W S
having I** i*n jojtil'd cojnt-H 1*’ ^omi
REWARDS
and lawful m«*n iti «I'rvi 1 ,*- tir »r-»
OF T H E C O U R T
OUR MERCHANTS |INLAND WATERWAY
OFFER PRIZES MEETING H E R E
**Hong hi nntl l'atd i'or"
itmiglit and Paul For,” George
Hruadhurst's tip tu thè minute com
\a
edy of morii rn Itfe, manilers. ambi
ti»'na, iio pes nntl fa il urea is rat Imr un
tinusual ¡ilny.
The humnr of
Patti
F'or." whlch M E E T I N G W I L L BE H E L D I N
A BIG G A T I I E R I N G IN S A N - “ Bought unti
coni,
s
io
thè
iutperinl
Theatre
Is tinEOI!D D C U I N G T H E B IG
S A N F O R D D U R IN G S E M I
»lueatioimlily thè secret of its mmkR E M I N O L E F A IR
»•‘ I - Ucce*«, (ine of thè rharurter» tu
N O L E C O U N T Y ' F A IR
» a*o - w ¡ t :
I r t <» f l u ' h o u r •*i i.?**ipi a; t o
’ ite jeei e, Itnvnr (idley, all un
Pah,
- » :: Jl” Presule, t Molti ii ii’lbgent individuai whosp imaginI'n -how i Irrh- appi, . tat out for t he
|*r*'*** tiu* h i m
h i»l
¡in!
‘
John C Jones having returned p o i n t « ti
i tluris ol the t Idldri p o¡ be ni i note mollili
[ i iii■ Fionda Itili,mi M e’ er- .usui force* him itilo thè iielicf thut
Guiitesville, Jan. 2ft. C. L. Wilfrom Waeldnirton ban resumed his
I'UUIIU
to
make
our
fu
r
.I
**icicss
1
loughhy,
secretary of the Florida
w.tys
A
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i.iitoli,
lian
culletl
a
lni‘,
he i* a persoti of mnrvelous limiti
C «mrt h**r»* of tirf«*«i
m
von* i
duties n* prosecuting attorney.
ire issued for 25 .............
fIoml l,,,,
" n»i<I business men of ing of r.tmbers to he beiti ut bau- ,l,-\i.-lopment. (irovides nio-t of thè Live Stork Association, has iutued u
John C. Jones und Geo. A. Det, dtinug tiu- S, mir.1,1« lomcd;.
I hi- bini -, o( t li,
HI* tiellef tu him*cl( unti i all for a meeting in Sanford as fol
•> 1; ;t ,
II. I Sanford offer the follow ¡tip p r i z e s fori! , t
Cottrs »<re here sworn in as a*lor ulliletn events :n,l get r••I dis Coutil,
.ir
ft O eine,. ,
m
i
bis ndiculmi* idea* brought uusi thè low*:
•1
MStant »late attorneys.
play*.
S en i!'; Artliui K Douegan nf firnper situntious has I ,-en lise means
Gainesville. Jan. 22. -By author
f o u r ! i haryeil the urv
. 1 ,1
State of Florida vs. Arnold B..v>..
ity
of the president and executivo
IA
ciit*
u
ml
I'ri/es
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iloti.
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U'Niul
of
ot kceping audiences in nn nlmoat
Court adjourned until Tin-ility.
Larceny of an animal, No. 1ft
committee. I hereby i&ue call for
1. 50 Yard dash. Grain nut r School Uilandound I)r. I». C.* Militi of We* canata nt ujirom.
,rp*
Cortes now . the defendant in his Jan. 2G, 1915, at ft o'clock
Hoys, lncer.nl Watch. given by lukn are vice preatdenta of thè asso"Houglit and Puliti Por" in truly the annual meeting of the F'loridu
corn nroF1'' perscTh attended by his
Henry MeLuidin.
ci«tÌo
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d^|oscs#
AÌU*iuiu»
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T w ' Bttmrttonv w ^ L U w u - S t o c k . .Awaotiaùatu-wwfwrrMrr*- - ' i -><v- riuntel. Davis Si Giles, also comes
The _ \\ i lfare Department of the
« > tlffrfTm-j*** Hhrntrr*' JfrflifY.* ITIgh' city, sicTeiary and treasiiror. It te *i-,'n ut thè Imperiai Thoutre this at Sanford on February D, -I, 5, Ö, 1919;
WtthML Jones, wbf»-''prof?'mrtr«rfr)r**^'J’in‘TrT*-, ‘
to meet
to. lig jjj-ltl under .ihn ¿»lupieea of the
School Hoys, 2 lbs. candy,- Irwin & p a r o d il\ tirgeil bv tinse olile,1t * that SBaw))1.........
. t.v
iiitm fC.
. Jones
a*
o clock Friday afternoon t
the state
by John
Jones and
uml Geo.
Geo
Gllne,
Seminole County I'air.
We Itavo
t II« -|M' .’e of Flolid'i gel together
A. DeCottes, und un issue having nominate a chairman for tin- ih part
delayed a few weeks in calling the
:i.
Ilunning
broad
jump.
Grammar
l'io...
.
of
continuing
the
on
thi*
Joined come» six goo|l and law ment
Seliool l.m- Imy
l.it i t 5l'. t'itas. 1 int pr»\. .. lit - .'I t ie M Jo lilt.* r i v e r
meeting to permit some of our mem
ful mm to-wit: David" Speer. A U
bers to tu- through with the orange
K a ti lie
ami ti ai n. , with thi- v i e w of
Waiter?. L. J- Hartley, Jr., J 1>
crop, uml ultio to bold the meeting
I Potato f.nr Gramm«: School making
mi. • t ion* p it Ii '0 , |i the
DtvUan.
f. W hite, XV. W Alw rill n time that will be close to- tin*
hoys, luijs" rap and tu- #1 on, M ' gulf nr ■ Vi:!« in re III t he s, i,1f hcrii
nslby. Jury sworn according to law,
regular -.*'11111 of tin- legislature of
f r.i uk
part oi * • -t.it, »id u »1or I . 1V g 1Ve
C. \V Smith lure sworn in us bailiff
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in thi» >Itut'., I p..ir letitii
iio,i. <| ;,u *,.e water»
The people of the srillon around
. .. -ible o n a -nod.r
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State o! Florida \- Arnold Baxt- r
f o r .I > l m , . \ ( l . u l o n g 1 •
Sanford and the great Kissimmee
i . r. . i-, nr i In \ nited
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FROM FO R T M YERS
W IL L
lirrenj of an tiniini:l. The examin- T H E S E M I N O L E F A I R
river valley are anxious -to assint
t,. 75 yard duslu Gtummnr School Stute*.
I'he federal government is
T O M IA M I
. itioQ of witnu^es was here tukeu up.
with the recent movement for more
bays, 1 pair shoes, #2 .0 0 , K. H. Pe helping other communities less faHE A N I N N O V A T I O N IN
State o i Florida vs. J. C. i’olterand better livestock, and are very
ters
vornbly ’m-jited to do tins kind of
T H IS R ESPEC T
»n, breaking and entering with In
.luekxonville, Jnit. 2 ti
A railroad anxious to get organized and to help
7 ft legged race. Grammar School work, M.l it i. because the pi>o|,|e
tent to commit a misdemeanor. On
boys. I Mi candy. I I) Huberts
Unite
I * I ,, w I bi e-ed of It and from port Myers down the Gulf mir association work, to the mutual
motion of' state attorney the above
t’oiriity lairs tu«»*- (troven bevi.i •!
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s
n o t i o n g lu t'*i
im n p
H i g h denm>
It. * of pu l '111 > o i t brinigli by M a r, o ll.iy, Na advantage of all parties concerned.
auw is hereby continued fur tIn- a donili tinii they ire r«.i!K . ... i S r l t u n l l i n y . , J i r I Z e t o Ii, -••let l e d , ss « d i l l , The time allowed us for advertising
pa* und tile K» ergi.id, -, ! hem e tin* meeting is unite short, but we
tllll lor tile »lleee-s ut th eir
|ie. f j no. \ l* \ on .-I! ,v i ..
term.
n Ut of ’. lie
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l: w,.:
State of Florida vs. K S Johnson. ,,V) ettu lit le*
rI .
o ron !.i I.Hu-.e that if you and oltirs tnIl t HI l " t
\\ ite n o n e
tup1 lo .
f>u v a r r t t):i *■ It ■1 v i , „ il I,os-.
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Vinti,
Un m o t i o n
receiving 'tolen gitods.
I• r 'lii- - -t ti' t.v ■ -1 •• i
t i*i ,-* t •**I in the matter »til take hold
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Water Wi.,y- t li> right of IS
a ft I\e
ilici! lire rtilid* \iguroiisty, we cun have just as good
ñute i* hrn'by emit mini'd or t h»*, hr Yv
11tu I t l l . l t l i l e H i t e n
a inerting a* if it bad been ,s ilver
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I’ .rtiri call,»« ! t o tir.j. f **è,"r 1
■ i' 1 . a. d 1 . y • 111 in. mar . t.o ii; tin* ti,
. u di in os er
We have already invited nflleinte
M11II <• on
AU
by »h**#tii .,• *oríbitg t«* l.t w
At 1tie ■"III. Ilg
i on noli ■ outil * g i ; l * . g o l d r i n g f " n o . T h e o
•
t Vi r, for d \ ■ - l o f f i ' S a , t l i \ t . * o n M o l i
ft.ml looked
it M lit •I lepar'
tl f
< I
present.
nil •on! •* .• »O
Fair.
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") \grò ni' il» al \t a't>ingtu' . 11 t ,
\- o l d 11» Nt. •
Flat*
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filled . ■ -i
M ■■ -w '-riti g t 1» *h *r
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proper tn^bod. of iu. ."ling anil feeilI»:. %• i \ *
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let. Tie j u; answering their names
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J..»,.. m limoli. Lora
I tilt* presili.',, of George Mason, who
* ,un In* mu,In
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udtr tiie sudili.
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preparation*
f,.»r
their
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n
lb,«lumi.
Anna
McLaughlin
We will ll..ve i he help of nil the
. I ! *• ly und tIn* i*ntiri* f*tir
one of tin interested lt.*fi r • I" I w
re.ep*,,iii oilier th.,ii to llave a good
The jury here entered open cauri ec*s.
\t..n
Mr- Holly and
i
., ' er
tin- ...liege of igrii’ulture,
b. . :i pi .I
tlr.it fri.
I .11, ululili
t tie >h
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ind declared they could not reach it
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thr Ventr. and Die folio wing a" 1..;.. 11r,J. 1 cl,..»
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will
open
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111 Wild pro I lisio 11 along the it lie Is
i be
.'-.-iriimiie b.ir
¡-o,
**i'f,-d I,, tu. ir nano-*
H i* bit I t lid Mi »*>
i lie plot
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.it.ytiitcg ■>: ibi* i
skirted by the survey
II.- declared ‘
Philip- Drug More and there in
Vili Ite her)- in full forro. I j, I I i-ini:. itifHj t*h ruin« ', 1V to gl'*'
p.mi thry X
John l_. Junes and Geo. A. l)e- lem ptedthat tie had never Jieiird '•! a
sec- exp« efeil u grand ru*lt for good seals,
\N» »’ k
I bey are arranging
tl I \«• pii"du » t inn
tit\
t
1 be .b **t1' L
Cottes here sworn in as assistant
f. tr
lion of H o n d a ntor, wanton mi
it* -Y large number of the ct»*t
b.tv»*
S.'intiiole County FHIT 1- t »
»teles attorney.
ni. f \ fun* dt play* and the out of u. : i th.»* n •n, ge 1n*« • pl'too, 1fl w1". Il
natural growth or Mitli sot! . ■»,■
'.•» u<k<i* b.r *ab- and these tickets
l* !< lit* 1 .i|;ti•«1
f »» XX:1 • \1 •it* will be ., feature of |i,C
IU l on. 1t 1« i 1 ,t»-f i í »•♦! t.. :i
Stet* of Florida vs. 1) W. furrie.
Xill .
tile 111.,II tlmt
11tnrugli -l.i.l
tl" '
! ( " r r .. ...
seats.
1!» ♦»<i !:î X X
tlmt every resident
I'he i.trli, •
I*«-,-tally ti, i,,
i Jr ^»li 1 * l*í h. •n««r . lot 1 i •—
Thv f,.ir
rr.'.it
ii,*v. toad will |.t *:
, b ' H .......... i f'ir choice seats.
enthuse bim*,-lf witli it
*4.
i .Mint V ill*! rIi t * r
i»*i IrV I•oil » I n* t'•IM 1«• joli.
taking u Vu i.
o. i f t■
Idea that he or she
He d,*tl.,re«l that everything ha*
deep lilt. Test f tile lair ,in<l tbeV lile i lignum 1 lltlf M*ifl T «Mfil
lililí
11," ,■
<>( one that st.ni.;> to pj.
b*1
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a iirruyge.l. even to tin* " ‘¡iiirg of
will be here >.11 *i berilli,' time Wilit t* I
I*;
Ii* Hit' » i (.’ -d
i it* » •r a»
who come.
tin*
tint.,is. ,1 1 1 ,| ltt.it l be money i* at
aliti
varied
exhibit*
i
Mi*
bv
i
lly.
and
til
r»»D»
rg>
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The ladies o! ill. •• ■
bund (or liegtnuiog work, which v*til ;
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f
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t
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at
»•«iniC
M,1(lirl
in>- booster* yerierday were amTh,
been most a^-ttve m their
1’*»IU. 1
l*i nor«»* e 1» not be allow, .I to ' ,g until i In rn.iil
Tampa, Jan. • 2ft. C om plete, in
|
l((
ply
repaid for tintr trip over tin* dit.g in June
and it would not Ii, .. i» tti ft t h,
w . .................
l.y M1» <». ,i h» litt Z 1d Hitt., I n n ' l * 11" ei. i
•»»ty ihhail is the program of the
iiivii'ifnl -.i ti.." of Se m uml.. .olii)
' i*
say that without them ii
Plant .mil fthr ubhery Kvhlhlt
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I
F
’lorida
(i.r
down
the
pentiiHulj
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Di t h » ' t
! r l »*> »I
6x*parilla Carnival, t hi* dates of
p jilv :tn,l t bey (..und the people along Mot •ii 1>j
tion whether tile fair ¡>
.M
r..
George Pox, Jr., will liavit
and
lluough
t
ie
ideal
I
londa.
.1
t
h
.■
de;m rt VN« !1 .. it*it »tin*
’»hich are Fehruary 12 to lft im lu,
[ i f . . Im,- iiiiwl f'ieiiilly lo tin- fair lb*
be the grand surce-« tb. t
charge
during
the Seminole County
He said that a cprefill calculation
' p.
jitcasing and brillami full of i lie buoitlttr spirit. The lighted lea tuns ,* their da**t. "Y'ini
ready ttlluincd.
Pair
of
the
Plants
and Shrubbery ex
end
i-siitnnty
nf
the
Vusin,*«*
for
the
•-If, G o t . o f 'lit te b
» blell
n* ^mlertainment ever arranged
Unlike
most fain nil * h. ■ fen trip yt**terdi y gave the business and I
hibit
Special attention is called to
new
road
lor
the
nr*t
twelve
months
n *,*'orida will iu* offered to thounii'i the idea that after *1 he lair 1» mefit
tutes arc ahsolutiily fr*• !•» tlalter operation has Itctn made by the the fuel that especial care will be
**nds of visitor* from other states
itor.
The sign of webome will t" i>\,-r it would not be a bad idea to mhor principals of performance
company,
and that the ligure* show taken of nil exhibit*.
*n those of F'lorida as well, lntii.
dâ1
|,y \|r
seen on every point of the county, make these booster trips over the _,r<. u „ n Y j,„ s
* Jm
Ittoro
than
fcUO.bOU un llm business
Anyone wishing to make an exhibit.
^ t on» are that ail past attendance
roomy
i.I.oul
twice
ea,
It
year
to
see
MurKn.
uUl>
Jenk>,
by
Ml.
Holly.
t
tilling the entire populuie tln.t >1111sight for tho first ^’ear.
can obtain
entry blanks from the
WiU for HorJdu will be broken,
people and talk over the important These tno..;m> typical chafarvt(.rs.
inole county bids nil a fontl welcome.
fie left last night for the north to
bwft
»pedal day» h»ve * Heine miter ■'the date’. F'eT> H. L ?, subject» ‘ Relative to the Welfare of Mi
Murks, who i- lion. Tiios, return later and see lliut ihv work is fair headquarters or by applying to
Semi
mile
county.
Jenks
brings Iu, son, Hub Jenks, who started along the proper lines that Mrs. Grorgtt F*ux, Jr., who has ac
and ftth, and ovqry day n big day
n
l hc "Clear Havana Cigar
Among those making the trip has lived iu the count!y all Ins life, will mean rapid completion.
complished the seeming impossible
T' »9 designated in honor of
yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. John finds college life too *wc!l f,u Him
for this exhibit.
Card
of
Thunks
*
» »upremaey In the manufneMeisrh, Mr* J. \Y. Dirkins, Mrs. an,I wants lo go home.
Another ing in her ch a rm in g inunner.
In this great section of Florida tlm
During tho recent illness of my Henry McLaulin, Mr». Cico. F'ox, Ji, populat character is Maggie Fagan.
i* ,c' Kar*i Saturday ig "Panama
Good *|n*rialties will I m * introna
being so namo d be- wife and the hirlh and subsequent Trof. Ezell. C. R. YValkei. I I . II. Irish waitress, which will be well
plant and shrubbery efhibit should
duced. umong thnm Miss Mclaitighm.1 , 01 the ,lct that South F'lorida death of my infant bnby boy the Marks, S. Runge, F. P. F'orster, Mr. taken care of by Gietchen Shultz.
lin und Mr. MyCllntock will givo lie one of' tho best that can be ar
»»inland port. aro tho neare8t of neighbors and friends living in and
and Mrs. F. W. Mahoney.
Hub lenks fulls in love with Maggie the Maxixe
Tius will in* u jd,-n*ing ranged and alt those who can in
win ^
Manama Canal; Sunday around Moore's Station were *"
unit rtu-y sing " I 'd Lite to Marry
anti
beautiful
dance and will be any V a y assist m ibis purl of the
kimi tinti considerate thut
tlieir|
Amt. an»! their dame always brings grently appreciated by their many
h v ' * " " ay"
"•
Dinner Party
lair should do so with the full knowl
rr*t
peace sermon» and aa- friendly ministrations cannot pa>*
down the house
Inondi
Mr* John Thomas entertained at
concerta by ten hands; Monday unheeded and I and my family take
edge und conlidonee that their ex
Ollier song features are by Jun*
*V **P»rU la Day, the most sttec- this means of publicly thanking six o'clock dinner yesterday evening,
nio
St union, as Ophelia Uurclay; L-Miss Reth Burleigh of Tavares, hibits will be placed to advantage
Mr. und Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ii. W.
thl n °. th" period* “ nd Tuesday. them one and all for their help in
Clarence Mahoney as Jack Datrel; who has been the guest of Miss and will have the special care of the
D» y wiU, be known as the hour of need. Also for the beau Hines and Mrs. Thomas. The cozy
Carl Roumillat ai Dickey Murphy Cnrric Ensmlnger has returned home. authorities.
home
was
beautiful
in
all
its
appoint
Florin,
DtyM **«c* u*« South tiful flowers at tho funeral of the
aro
all clever and will be well ten
ments
and
the
dinner
was
all
that
daeti«
w*>tld In the pro* baby and other attentions that
Miss May Leonard!, who has been
dered.
Miss J. Pearle Rogers takes
Mrs. Graddick is the guest of her
could
be
desired.
The
guests
spent
a
touch the heart «o deeply in tho dark
T i ” oi tho best ritrua frulte.
the c u r r y c a s e
absorbs a t t e n t io n
THE FLORIDA LIVE
STOCK ASSOCIATION
a.
TRANS-FLORIDA LINE
ACROSS PENINSULA
MOST ATTRACTIVE
W ILL BE BOOTHS
%
r
THE FAIR BOOSTERS MUSICAL COMEDY
MADE DELAYED RUN BY HOME TALENT
ALL READY FOR THE
g asparilla c a r n iv a l
P L A N T A N D SHRUBBERY
EXHIBIT A T THE F A IR
most delightful evening and at the the part of Professional College the attractive guest of Miss Agnes daughter, Mrs. R. E. Tolar. Sbe preparation« have been hour of sorrow and suffering.
sing
somo Beiner returned to her home st will return to Jacksonville Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morris close Mrs. Thomss was voted a Chaperone and will
te e in g the
catchy
songs
and
keep
tha
show
go- Osteen Saturday afternoon.
accompanied by Mrs. Tolar.
charming bride and hostess.
t low rate«.
and Family.
�GERMAN GUNS CAPTURED IN FRANCE
♦ £''<$><$> for about five years nnd her enthusi
astic work in the Sabbath school and
missionary society is commended by
all.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
The body was interred Friday
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THE PRESS OF THIS STATE ONE ()!' FLORIDA’S
afternoon
ui 2:30. Rev. IVm. Stones
CHULUOTASNAPSHOTS
f
of
Oviedo
conducted a short but
MOST VALUABLE ASSETS
We are having some nice winter
|
touching
funeral
service.
Under*
w eat her now .
I
taker
Hunt
of
Oviedo
had
charge
of
The
Iruit
crop
is
nearly
all
oil.
FROM JACKSON VII.l.K Tl.MKS-t NlON
Pall bearers tvere: J a m e s
Mr Peterson of Philadelphia is at tin* burial
Ills winter home on Lake Pickett fur Osteen, George .Incolm, Oscar SwunThe increase ,inil th* improvement ahotlt us few except loti- a- all.' We
lite coming monili or two.
He is Miu, Leon Cunningham, Frank Story
of Florida newspapers is one "1 11»** know. The owner of u paper knows |
accompanied by a party of friyniis and Klipih Hridgis, all young men
most
reliable sign» ol the progress that every dollar spent on improving I from the icy north who come to on- friends of the deceased.
I he grave
n
ami prosperity of the state.
Sev it adds to its earning capacity, and
I was lined with ferns and evergreen»,!
jo y the fishing, boating, etc..
eral new weeklies have been recently this fact keeps newspapers close to
land the floral nflerinCf for the easkel
wVU as the sunshine.
established, and a number ol the their revenues. The :*_veruge editor
Mr U M /.erbe ii entertaining nt,,i Kr!lV'' w'*n' v“ r> '»eautiful
Kvpapers of the state lu\e outgrown lakes as little as po.-slblu for his per11is brother and nephew from Ohio " >
* ftft * ° anxious to do somethe weekly held and have bloomed sonal use, and applies as much us
Messrs. DeShong, Rice, Harrison ll,inK (l,r llw*a a u ' 1 ll,vi"K Halids fail;
out into dailies.
So far a.» we possible to building Ins paper up and Hutehiiifon were
guests at the i *''* to grow tired in here service. Tinknow, the ventures have been as No class of*men live more in tlu* fu
bereaved family has the heart felt
Chuiuota Inn lust week *
successful as the men in charge of ture than newspaper men.
sympathy
of the entire community
Mrs, C. F. Knulerson of Fort
them had reason to expect, and
The community must make the
.uni
the
large
attendance of (riiynds
Pierce is visiting her mother, Mr».
many
a locality that now barely newspaper, and then the new-»paper
from
Oviedo,
Gerit-va and LockM. E. Jacobs this week.
sustains a newspaper will sustain it makes the community.
When the
Photo hy Atnarlcan Preti Atsoclstlon
wood
testified
to
the sympathy and
G. M. Jacobs spent Tuesday in
liberally in a year or two.
people of a town make possible imifr,•ndly feeling in the heart-« of the
Frullami ovili exhltilt some of Uicoe tropldes fu London ami oin. i .
,,
Orla ndo.
; epic of our neighboring towns.
Florida has more newspaper* in provernent•* in the newspaper that
proof of th e stiro»-»» of llrltlsti urms
A A. Simmon* of Fan tlallie v i s a
proportion to population than nny i represimt* the town, (lune \* ry■iinit i * mi hard to give up one in the
ed Ids sister. Mr* M K Jacobs :
Other southern slate, and we think |Movements are the beet possible a«lftr ■I bloom <>f youth and it is ulmo-it ì| llousekecpcr’ s Short ('nurse
few day» last week.
*1 nomics in givfng tu men
hus more in proportion to-populrflion f vertlsemonts of the town, and the
Mrs. W F Graves of Kis*imitce impossible to say anything to comThe Department of Home Eco-i Short ('nurse, h-i uri
than any state east of the M issts- paper as it grow» lilts us every h-gitiwas called to (Ttuluota last Monday tort the heron veil ones, hut we can |nomlea. Florida State ('oliogè for ami field work m i . .
»¡ppi river.
This stale has more mute interest with it
We hud in
only point them to the great and Wotnen announco tlu- Hou»ek«oliera’ prolileins
by the death of h«v little niece.
newspapers than «|uite a number of every community pessimists who
all-wi-e
Father who makl-s no mis Sliort Course in Home Economica,
The death angel hovered over our
Expeiues:
states that might he mentioned that knock their towns: did anyone ever
takes
hut
"docth ali things
well," to be held in Tallahassee, February
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community
last ______
Monday
morning
The
studentd in thè Short i
r,,.
have two or three times as* many. know a newspaper man who^idongund etui me i/ far I » own little Ethel i » ^ '1 ««Itmtehd them W 'these beau- -jAr*t to Match 0th. 1915.
can
«pcurti
board
in
tint
people uh live in Florid».
We have |«d to this class? T here Is not u
i,ni' comiorting
comforting word»:
H H ,,
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, I anwmtani-r mm in Fiorir!» « bn li mu Louise, infant daughter of Mr. and , 111,11 1,0,1
worn»:
For w [lum short Course is plan- mitory at $3.50 per week__
more big dailies than nny
any state
»tote In
in newspaper man in
ut Florida
florida who is
I» not
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io think mi- Km b.r i-.,.»u,a : _ ....
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thg south except
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T^V necessary maten.ih
else yes. T o r e than
* > k a*1? n iow'
,,u‘ i l "
, hose
. , ’' t* F ° r
home-keepers on the ing, a fee of 31. fin is charg.
nre no
no ntlfitr
otJfAlf fee»
fee» and
and no
no tt-.
it » .
t
„r i m vi bino ..Le to do with the nm«. fulTcring was very severe and on
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|farina— esimilaMy the -mothers of nre
population
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01,1 l!' 1>HD s
]
.
M onday morning its little sold re- !
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soon shall cle'.itly see Cunning Club Girls.
1 If you are interi-i. !
nny of the southern states.
' porjty of the state.
turned to it« Maker, The body wa« Tim way He led was best for me.
2nd. For the home-keeper» in the t«» rumi, or if yon tin
The papers of Florida -average
The newspapers of Florida differ
toens and cities whose education did formation, w rite to, \
interred Tuesday
Rev Win. Stone»'
high in ipiality as well ns in number, on many points, but all are working of Oviedo conducted a short funeral
* l‘,'c m think my Hither know«
' not include Home Economies and Harris, Director l»**pt ?*.
The average man would give credit for the good of the stale
Some are service over the remains, which wen *1 he thorns we pluck with every rose
I who <io not unilerstand the prin- nonne. Fla Stute l'u|
for this to their management, and lie working in broader and others in
clph-s and sen me underlying home e ll
concluded by the Sunbeam Hand The daily griefs we se.-k to hid.-would he mistaken. Of course, nia'n- narrower field», hut the lutt«r up
tnuf. long around the -little grave kr ,rn those dear i-ye.« we walk be nmnngetncnt.
ngemenl counts for something
An doing their share u*. faithfully as t In
stile
,
Ird. For member« of Women**
during tin- singing <*f tin- "Child's
able writer is superior to a poor former. The sin- of a paper i» gen
Chicken Thief Wrote Ve-tClub» who are on Home Economics
Song Prayer
They .oven-d the
w riter, and a first class business man erally measnred by the size of iluAfter
cleaning out a chicken ... p inI
I lo ve-lo thin k m y Father k n o w s
committees. They cun come and
liny mound with beautiful flower»
HIrinIngham.
Ala., the chicken fhW
is ahead of u tilth-rate one. Hut the city if f which it is published, but the
ami evergreens. The bereaved par M y strength und weakness and my study Home Eronnmlrs for two loft the follow Ing "not..
d , r ’ - ,n
character of a newspaper is founded brain of the editor is not. A number
woes
weeks and go vack and lead.their mercy on my soul, how umn>
ent« have the heartfelt sympathy of
*.»
on something much broader than of the weekly papers of Florida are
And that by trusting we shall sec
club member.« in a similar study.
the entire community.
have I stole. Inst night nti I t
t -,t
th e taleris of one man or of a group managed by mon who could hold
Each ero»s is graced by v icto ry."
4th. For Canning Club Agents In-fore, i-otnfng i.-i ! i. •
off men.
It is fixed by the com their own with the ablest rnen op till
llieil at ( liulunln.
who wish to study more of the home 2h i .ot. |en.. m«» i i
munity it serves, whether that com ing dailies
There is a gri-ut deal of
Th«- .h-.It II iiug.-l lias Ii«» \ «-nil OV»*f
problems, in order to take their night '
"Vaudeville ’*
munity be a pari ol the county or luck ««bout newspaper environments our «•onimumty again during the
Thu Lrin v a ml** v 111«* whlrh In note work directly tn the home
I
the whole state
Money makes,as well as in viroutnent« in <*t her line« W1-l‘ V. . 11** t limigli it w i-n- 1l<db to 1.•«‘t \ <•
pla n ..f W o r k
underMoiul In th- old un lining o f the
news pii pero, and newspapers have in o f e n d e a v o r , a n d t h e n t b u r e a r e a Tin.« t « ht*- . In •miihk for iit- own Mi * * varb-tv ebov. -orlgln .illi in.-atit i -bort,
[ ' .* da v wdl be In i.h-d a ■ follow«
make tu«.ie > t-> properly tepre-etit g r e a t m a n y a b l e m e n w h o p r e f e r t-> I ( m«U Ln »li-. > <•it th
light drainât Ie pl*-ce Hi which songs
da tight*- r of
-i mu ] ii mi 1,*-ei a r e from in e tti
t he corniminlties m w bn h they un b e t h e i r o w n b u s s in a « m n l l c o m
Mr»
M
K JlS I"IT1.«. on Thvir rulli > »--I >•> fatui!Uir tun*-» wer»- introduced
la r« of faculty of Co. lege.
published properly
i n u t i l i y r a l l i e r t h a n h i r e i l i c i n - e l v e « rtmrni f at »» <v
win li 1 i-r - j.:r i I ’ to 1 th. nam*- frj-ni the v l’ tar- of
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AND OVERHAULING
make mom-y in order to favorably
M i»» Itosi« Ims hc«*n suflt-rMuk.- r.
t'leal*
Va l i n s . l e a . l i t . g t o b !:
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* COUNTY HAPPENINGS :
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„.FEBRUARY I2,hl.3";l4,hl5,hl6,h
1915
FIVE D A Y S Y O U 'L L
NEVER
.Cûw>ee
FORGEX
Everyone is in Search oi Happiness
X A \ y fn A
1 / V IV il- '/ A .
,s p r e p a r i n g t o g i v f . i t t o y o u s e r v e d i n a j o l l y
a n d UNIQUE ro R M
T A M P A W ants You Here, anti Trusts Nothing will Interfere.'
T A M P A Is Going to Show You a Carnival That's Goirftf to Eclipse
_^
Anything of its Kind Ever Attempted.
T A M P A Learned Lots from Its Last Year’s Carnival, and Knows
W here to Improve on that Delightful Occasion.
FANTASTIC PARADES
ARTISTIC PARADES
MASONIC PARADES EVENING PARADES
and “PARADE PARADES" Constantly Da; and Night
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A Spectacular capture of Tampa by
¿Car
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KING GASPARILLA AND "Y E M YSTIC C R EW "
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Water Carnival. Brilliant .with Fireworks, Music by Countless Bands, .Street Carnival
Dances, rarely Costumed. Aerial Flights and Balloon Ascensions
ALL TO BE FREE
.Tampa detesta "hold up” entertainments. Everythin* is offered to you without "a string tied to ÌL*
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e c o n o m ic v a l u e o f
DISEASE PREVENTION
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, inni. kd**tn*minatii>n.i'. in t**-i a tinna! yiniin
' mirm.;
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filler .1 ' * , for tile deVehip.
nr n.-r 11, i*
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* to- di-- un-* i at i i"-tM:ini .it vd the yout h «
1MIM* W111.
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cvi-l w it built :l of tt)*iaV
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THE FLORIDA UVE
STOCK ASSOCIATION
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m STATI. OF i n : ai t h
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i,, rti*r to lock tin* si' |. . >t
re the live stink 1' Bh'tr n t*d
I:'. Iletter to prevent dn*ea-e ih;:n
to he forced it» sure it. utid it'- •
not only from the viewpoint m Me
victim of th« disease hut also ( ; » h
th,. dollar« «n*l con Us side the *i b
ih.it concern* the employers o' h>i»*i
For. after nil. the pocket is tin
itronji' hi argument with some i«l us
in our relations to others, in all m»tttr< excepting those of the must ititimntu personality. The human side.
mm t
I hi* pitiful si'h-, appeal* to our *) tnpathiis. it rarely excites us to the
flllt
viteiit of giving teal monc)
,\ui| fiotn this economic stand
pun i it is cheaper (or the employer
of labor to prevent sickness than m
pay the cost of illness or of enjorccd
idlrM - Many of the great cor
poration* of Florida, ns of other
jtati-i have established a sort of sick
itisuranee fund ¿imong then em
ployees, to which each is required to
contribute proportionately to hi*
wages.
In return the protected
nt
Florida»
..I (i.i tit .1 .... I hiii may !>*• neceat:tr> H> .. •
■:.**• f<»r »'Very*
»in' v' ■
i.r.-itiii to beef. dairy
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h .t
'llllll
coining
many
SO.
Please let us hear from you with
tlo gout I news that ) on intend t" he
at •s-nford olle or more ol these
dc) s
i l ' " ph ase tell ) our nelghI '•
1 i.*it ' I is m.ii ;• r ,i -ill .... it you
1 • uv
. .. *. 1 from > our c.nni-
II .,rut\ with ) on
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CARS
WI L L I A MS.
mad
If ) oil will gill'
the
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CRUISER FOR SAI E
h -13th ,
1915
EDUCATIONAL
Embracing-Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, Domestic Arts and Crafts,
with exhibits of Stock, Hogs and Poultry, and* the products of South Florida R a c irig. Polo, Sports, Aeroplanes, Lectures and Entertainments of all kinds.
For Information or Premium List, Address
WIKI. R. O’NEAL, Secretary
of
will .end them this
la*t resort kindly
gel ting Ill'l
\(,i:.\I
nam es
I* ; ■ " ‘ - ***■ 'Alit» t*l,|4* 1
,1
:T tO
circular
\1
m ile s to see.
One of tin* most important things
for ibis meeting is to alecidu upon
some measures that should be pre
sented to the attention of the next
legislature. With proper help from
the state, the livo stock industry can
soon be lua^ii^aijjUL lb# important. •>
’place it* deserves in ouf Industrie*.
Kvery member- should come pre- •
pared to make suggestions a* to ben
eficial laws, and also to lie prepared
ty stand by what the majority may
decide is best.
We should have no
half ' way ineusdres, nor any dis
gruntled kickers- when the meeting
l- over
VV>■ need to gel some live
men into this issue and push mat,*r v ird like we mean business
in order to »ecure results. The as
sociation will lie n powerful force if
you and all the others will make it
i
-j a c K R ab bi t - ' ,
\\ »■ »hull al»o
ti 1 o| i lie [oral
i't
and Kis'itnnii't* *> i tioi ■, a» |»iMjhl». and give
nnplr opportunity lor,,ill meinliera
to nivi' their ex pent* non. Wd urn
announcing a meeting «»( three days
i m order to give plenty of titno for
fu!I din-union ol these topics, anil
'-till ho aide to devote jwrt of each
diii t" insiHTting the exhibit* at the
'*• riu;.«»!»• I .’aunty. Fair.
The aUihnritie-* of this fair assure us that
they Hill have a good display of livo
|stock on this occasion, well worth
tin- c
IT , I. #i|. ■' vor I c.|*i >-"I T:ie V.'lllg I'lill-Js]
in..'i i
inn tier verts iirm in the f mlt
Nearly lour n
‘ ,r (¡«-I■••ml. te liioiisand K t n i i \i*r.-rs .’ rr found in . ,-t
« laltorer the Marshall aid ("nrnlina f*lantl-*ni
. i: ,.-i employer and ii i< in almm; every o th e r ' h*
for luin-eli. i ut island on the Atlantic
In Africa I tl
il
. t tig th.11 the door is open 1» ("hri-liall KndeaMtr n vor . iteiii'iou-. measure
, ,
ill ,.r»: \ ' * i i t i i i . i n KndeuVorcr once found
i,, | . ,,, ,j() the 1 ' K Mtilingrcm on top of one
\N. I . T. I . .Meeting
I'litatin', i.v e v - 1" f l he pyramids. In Australia since
T* • meeiingat t he lli.pii-i ihur.-h
l„.
j the society «a » a yer.r or two old has
la-'
l liiir-da> afternooli h a - ii osi
,.
'|'t ,
|tie ssork ihuirished. It has Held socini cresi mg
The rtvw piesidenl. Mr*
i ,,i
soldier rctanes, large eonventions, and is n
W i l olimi irti opcilcd (he meeling
|.hoi.| tn at ment. ' l" ,l' ‘‘r 111 1he churches there despite
is Insist on vacAmerica is so strong Homan with a strong Scripture lesso n, uniti
tall pox.
- Catholic we have gained there
a culled upon Mrs. A. K. Philips to
ahcrc r* cognize considerable footing.
The story of lead in prayer. which »he dui with
rmii' or epiiicn- Christian Endeavor In Asia is an ■ueh fcrvor unti jniwer as^io m o t i v i
in itrrMivrrtnl thM. iah.«nrbmirfhi»iUar -of uWfrjifif 'aicorft- Iter hr*.irrrs wifh’ fhi* greul need and
Ubwivt ¿ A . vacuiL -for- iluringv,lllr*-s«At Madura, South In importane» o( thè worji. The presi- 1
! lus fit et was recognized un
and his wages are continued during gtess.
dy 1500 natieve Kndenv- dent Ihen gave a linei hut intenuling cnleil lo dispose of the necessari
disability caused by disease or acci der the system ni -slavery in tbi*
She em
mbled for a convention. tali, abolii pia un for wnrk
business as quickly as'possible, and
dent. Hut rarely does the amount country, and tin * physical * ondition
ph.t-ui d lite importami* o( a hindi)
get ttetore the meeting definite stuw
a-.
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in*.
I
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nel
ullv
of
ever)
slave
uf tin accumulated assessment from
noi criticai spirti tonarti tItosi* «lu»
Jistii.s a« to the net mil benefits of
guarded
an) individual luboter meet the cost
disagree. « u h us urging its to
go
tetti pera tii» |o ip i h«- citizens of a
The modern ¡ rim iple
o( nudical treatment, nursing, eld.,
(or a ir I ili lo\c and klndliin-ie»
1 *w*i. -i i i !, t w a. ' . , i-r op [sir limit >
ventiou
i*
In
11i r I i a * . or
in hi- particular rase. The excess of
«
'ftgo,,|
li, I los|,|g -lo* s, 1*1,
ari-es lili- deli i,;, information can
V» tile -1
re. <igi, it i. . , .
I:
•a, > ..*'t must la- met from the gen '
“ \\
1. A Jlu.,
im i : pht i o lieti lu te i)
1 c fr* el\ gltet
v,', .»in- ilottlils I in
fi
I no! to which all e m p l o ) c c « |
a
I..fu.*r*|
tiallinlv .,
I hm
moral
iienelits
to
a community ol
k.,,. . o t i t n b u t e d or b y t h e c m p | o \ j
Iti i-.tllie, « e can Ilio« our trumpets
no
license,
but
many
doubt tin*
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K x p e r ie u e c
alter thè victory’,’*
financial good.
When .the cost ■*!
worth
the
while
ol
every
one
of
them
ha* shown that the aasesaments paid
Mie then proceeded to thè busiprosecuting inni maintaining the
by the employed usually do not meet to stpo and consider its personal ap
io
"1 thè me« tmg. u hi r li site con
s'* per i cut of criminals, the lowest
plication
to
tinrombilo: - II I *■!•■■
the aggregate cost of- administering
dì- ’id ni no carne.I and elltcienl
<stini;d*’ of cm me trate.ibb* t'* in
must irteel..
the bus pi tale* in which the ill or tn1*vi i '
in I i similar per* enliige
jur*-d arl cured for.
of il........... lid p.l Open- 111 I in ' Oftt ol
VI•*i, .1 - i'U-i.ii has p ro v ld id pi.H
tii,ii -wraiii'i- against a number <*l I
run. n.oa ilUMioi1*, 1*1 the t**l III ef
BUILDING
,
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H. H. DICKSON, President
�r$*r*r-:T~
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THE.SANFORD HERALD
PAGE FOUR
THESANFORD H E R A L D
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S T E IN M E Y E R . F A R M E R
I ftirunry II, I. 5, f. the Seminole
t imiii. E.-.ir will lie lit Id at Sanford,
.tiid the i-iuzc-ns are m.ihiiiR ,tre,»ar.ttiotiH to dtt themaelvp** proud.
In
addition to htdi.R a Rood preacher,
; . HOLLY. Editer
W. M. !!\Y*1!.S, Musine»* Mnnn.rr
I’ui.tiOvtt » rt-ry TNit^uy *n<l Krliliy
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
the
Rev
hud ixiivfhtiol from a street car
He iulinitt<-ii tlmt lie had » vimi the
antoniolnle ..•iiting lielore he »te|u
pod to the grutind. and the lower,
«yurt declared him guilty of rnn-^
irilnitorv negligence,
Th<> Apellate
2C. 19,5
Money that Earns
Steinmover know* a few Judge denies thi . however, and ‘■i,|ii
tilings yorth knowtliR about how to
HI’BM t t l P i l t i N i l i n t . , i s ai tv a m i
raiMt fine vi-Ret a Met, ..»id if lie w on ’t
o n »: tt xlt
» ••» compete for one >•( i lie Iiir prize» we
INI X MOSI I»*«
I -!i
TI I RKK M O M I l H
7* hope that he will i oi :m ill to nerve
on the committee that i> to judRe
i ! )« 4 U t f*q| In (lie C il f by t 'a r r l t r 12.00 P rr V r* t in
the celery, tin- turnip» and *ich.
.A il««n r# n r 2 0 f . I*cr M »m ik
Seo
to
it.
Holly.
Apalachicola
P*jmrn!* In Adtuqrr AfuH II« Mftd# •• Offlr«
Time*!».
JANUABY
-Ix.
Up the principle t Hu i it wax the duty
of the defendant to »top a nd Rive
the rig* t of way to tic pt>de-| riari
Moreover, it i* Muted that the mo
toriM in failinR to do no was not
only liahle tnttler the civil law, hut
an offender uRainM the criminal
statute» as well
If you have m oney lyinj; i*I4e w aiting for
Vfsiim-nt, deposit il with this Bank.
ft
good, pormanciii
W e issue T im e Certificates of Deposit which bear
available a t such time ils you m ay choose.
in-
1' , . and u n
lin iP f r*t A» S r m n d *It** M all M a I I r r VumM l ì m i 1
IJflA . at Ih r I'o a lo lT .rr al H o n fo rd . ln tfW t,
I n d r f A c l.p / o M iir h I n t . I * î î
He is too lni*j pl.tiilniR vhuicheA
Such a plain definition of the law
ju »l now, Ilro. John on
Hut being hearing on this troublesome question
a Rood booster be wi!! do M.nu-thing cannot fail to have u hone li rial ef
Telephone No. I IK for tile fair.
He miRilt be ublo to fect. As a leading case on the sub
O ffic e In llrrm ld Ita tiding
__ _______ | | raise u lew chicken» that Is raise ject It is bound to result in the exer
them olT the roost some dark night. cise, of mote care by automobilista
Tito Sanford llcrnld announce» a
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVF.NS
----- ( ) — at crossings or else they will have to
temporary omerReney
hospital for
f kr f tld ru t
V le#•I*r et 1*1r ¡nI
stand the possible legal consequences.
F O R B E T T E R W A T E R W A Y 'S
the Sunti note County Fait.
Pi obthe vi»A meeting of the Florida Inland. Enforcement of proper tratfir reguably preparing to "bleed
Waterways
Association has been lattons should be made much., easier
ilors. IVrry Herald.
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railed by 1‘ resiilenl* deMontmollin. by il end the motorists themselves
I mpoMiblc . Hro T h o m s o n . .L v Mf|
Sanforil> K l u Kebrit- ought to be the fir.,- to give curA
cry tiling is free at our fu r.
lie
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ary 4 th. 1 he object of tins orguni -1 rettcy to its provisions by calling ntPcrry county pcuplo bled them to
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Hernld Bouquets and Others
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zatimt Is to promote the i m p r o v e - tention to tt through their various
lauta, Ga.; John L. Branch, Tampa,
strong that there is nothing lift for
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Dour Mr. Editor:
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■ merit of the St Johns river and all club, and associations as a matter of
D. D. Bachelor, Jnx: T. W. Patter
us, so we invite the world to come
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Some of the bouquets belong to son. Cleveland, O.; H. R. Greene,
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iiassible connections with ither rtv- self protection as well as regard for
in tho game with no ante.
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erw in the state. No more important the rights of the public. — Tampa Vou for your loyalty to our bright Atlanta, Gu.; T om IL Stewart, De
little city for your spirit of pro fen d .
project cun be taken up by our Tribune.
Upon behalf of tho Seminole Coun- people, and unless they do take hold
gressiveness, and for the happy en
O
ty hair Association the editor of w¡th n leaj worthy of ' attainment
thusiasm O'* promoting everything
Si. Johns House
T IR E S O M E T A L K
Tho Herald wishes to thank the very little can bo accomplished.
which you think mt\y render us
JxxyK. AiilebuR,-« Uviotlm ft. D.
Thc • Jacksonville ••Gotttf H^iids prosperous and popular. Yog .would
-B*Dur* tar. ) jot s#iy ttvaeipua- -»pFie rivers and harbors bill fs note
Humphreay, Lake Mary; H, M. ParBoosters
are getting tiresome to u even crave that our little ambitious
"*,ace Kfvon to thc iair ul nM: ,mM’ i before the United States senate and
Tin, E. J. Canada, Iaike Pickett;
The advertising has made the fair i w|n be hRteriy opposed, as was the great many people in Florida', espec gateway to south Florid» might ho G ; L. DcVoe nnd son. Wheeling, W
famous and the newspaper men of r i l «0 |B„ SPM|on whon appropriations ially since they same down into it leader in the great movements of Vu.; J. A Murrell. 1M. Tantpu; ('. M
Florida are invited to come to Satt- were reduce,! one-hulf.
Congress soul^ Florida where there are more Ivic improvement and progress of Holden, Greenfield. Mass.; G. P
ford the first week in February and wj|j no, Kjvp tnont,y t(l j,p|p |m. |good roads than all thc rest of the our own fair stale
For all of which, Venter. Miami; M. A. Parker, Knox
aeu us in gala attire.
Wo will be j,r0vement unless the interested sec,
l,ul together and they come as fellow citizens we offer you thi ville, Tenn.; A. B. Shaffer ant! family
ready 'f o r them and will take rare t(onjl ,.)ko
umi milg(. H
from a county that needs good roads glad bund and bid >mi good speed! Delphi, Imi ; P E Reddick. MintOf them
t(.,.
| ,,i ,t,p worj.
"bout as badly a, any county m the
Ntit only have you rutked your land. Il G Partin. Jr. \\ II Doug
voice in the interest of material pro- lass. Oriundo; J. W Iti narri. Argo».
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It is In...... that there will he a .. ......
A * ,,u*
uf l1'"
Tho streets of the city or rather
m n ^out* Februarvx It h t, also
*'i >anfnnl th.-n- was mi pla..- g.ess. but yon ba\e been brave Imi.. W. Deimore, Tampa, \V. Il
the privileges of the streeu have "Ealu'l.ku D a y * uf 11V Seminole <»» the .jirogri^m (or the good roads enough when the fight was on for Long, New* Haven, Conn.; L. T.
been granted to the fair muocialion |County Fair, and Falntka and Ful- talks for the reason tlmt the editors moral reform lo plant yourself square Hunt, Oviedo; W. W. Loo. Atlanta,
during the week of tho Seminole ’ ,mm county should lie well repre- of Florida are also very tired of ly on the right side.
Ga.; T. I). Prevail, V. T. Peters, G.
County Fair and the license has M-ntcd and see the value of a good l“ ,vinK
Rood roads boosters
It in grand to see men who have C. I a-til». Edwin Robertson, Geneva.
been paid. .This meuns that no county fair
Paint ka- Herald
continually dinning into their ear» the courage of their convictions Rt-mt .Matthew.», Brody Matthews,
the good mails talk that i-mannte» wheel into line for civic righteous Car l Mat i hew»
Booths, can be placed on the stri-rt
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E
Matt lew».
originally from the sanctum of the m-s when they are rollvinced that Mr». S E
containing article, for sale unless the
Matthews, Maitland;
T A L K H A P I ’ l N E.>.'editor tin- greatest good tonti» boost- it 1» thi- right thing to do.
suiti booth pays the association lor
Stexe Ni I«mi. Ovicdii ft tt Rub
T a l k lutp|iiui’»s insti-ml of gloom
I hi-n-for* the l-ots*
the concession. This don* mit. apply al.<l keep your fii.i- with . Inifee aiti 111 III .tati'
\ notable ex.riTpte of this is -.our '■11- r;i - I .in g r i t , Ian !>» t ‘ li a
■•f i *o- newspaper »■ g ut Florida compeer ol tile >i-.t urdnV Itliiil* of Itiut..to the mere bruit who wi»|n-» to dt»
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f
\ tins, f ’ lii-agn (iu>
ablotilii
i li e t i- .» .o imi* h sorrow
li/
\i Ilo lime lo ll-li li to t). lettoti t Imago, which we hail with excla
, d a y his own wart-.» before In, door
Neumans,
Thu«
Hill, tiaklatrd N \
everywhere, so much of fear and
mud* boosters and while we-ul! be mations
I)
Mr
Boyce
wa«
brave
and
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F
Fa
ml
am
Tnrrington. t’unn
turking cure, that .one who would
T o t he M idilli- Florida Pre». A-- inert-list the woc wh »ir.e tip a* a lieve 111 helping them if po»-;l.|,- u" *t Ill'll when In- mad 1 I lo- follow
I
W
•i ' nrgi - i i i - t u a
t i.t-,» yre It-rlalnly getting oli t lo iilg iiitnouiicemeni
1
aociatlon. Greeting». You are cel- pu bili- foe.
Fut» many people Kick
ting close to the real thing and your and knock; we hear tot» much tie- ' " ’rVef ,lUt ,°'*ly ° f lh‘‘ nt,'w,P“ l,er
I lie Bum e U 1-eklles .ire tull\
association should do more for the pressing talk, too mm ! ,,f ,|„u
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"kcounty
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rhil,
US1.
alcoholic !.,-v
now »paper» in that s e c t i o n uf Flqr and dole and doom
talk happiness
< ontIT Ueil from Page I
other counties have more untes of i-rages is injurious to everybody
ida than any other tnovemeitl could instead of gloom!
Talk happiness
girls, I pair shoes, f " 00, |t \ ('aid
good
brick
loads
than
Dllval
..Minty
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therefore,
e
m
o
u
ra
g
possibly accomplish.
Also keep in arid you will fetch new courage to
tj„.ln By udv.-rtising well & .'»oli»
mihd thnt the Florida Press Associu- some ho|K-less wretch, you'll brace ami yet these evangelists an alwasy ltnyiMll. tll
unx.ovr»
to
addr.-s.
our
local
Bousi.-rs
,
k;uni,
Hentofonilo- adv. r
Id
I *ii» li m o l l i l i
R a c e . 11r - f p r i n lion exjH'Ct.s ti> have you at Miami u{I tired, despondent m e n su llu-y
un ih, -uhjci I
I he Miami Metrup
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best
time
fur
r
pu«»u r
tistng if w lo »key ha
on March Ja. lit and
at one of will get their grip again, lie message
o ils
vi-r.i
c le a llv
e- lu ll-' Iil.r « i d i
r
f l i c lest
$ t 1111 t - a i l i
.IVliig.
L a - «.
I -O O K »
a
v
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r
a
g
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u
f
$511,1)011
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thi- great! st meetings the Honda iii ymir hopeful word» will t r a v e l
meni» ailing thi» Ime in ine follow
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W (. S e m i n o l e C u l l i l i V B a n k
conira.
t
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»i*1 re»* has ever known ,ind tills also faster than the birds ami get more
II
i nhd prize best lime, pi|-her
have icfused to renew any 'such i
will be a business meeting with j».ople. far and near, t ha it you could mg
.1
mi
driver
et«* li I book *
I. li
" F.nll'llng t lii- assistance uf th e liii-it u -s
»omi! I l f the trimmings III the even- „umber in a year uh. get the halm,
P h i l i p » ,V < u
statipress
in
t
futight
l'i
creati
ings when the work is over
right away, while yet i he \i;ur is
Along with tin« a ntiiiutn enii-ii '
____ unit gay!...............
U," :J seultlnenl (or guud ri»a.U |ì|u>
J,a rm „ uim»sly colipleii a- a l “
U
young
M ake
u) >our
The Borretury of thè Florida L iw mind tu can thè wlima, and keep wl11
l,**rlM—v
'bis nu-i-tuig
Uively lompanion pn-ture this stateAciually. thut
ai a telava t i»
meni
t ’Inri-in-e H
H
Howard, presipresiS tack Association lias called fur a >,,lir ''E'"* l r " 1’ 1 b-nktng brine. InActually,
that Matemval
i» un« im-nl
Clarence
Howard,
m et ting of the organization to be bind your whiskers let there he a tb“ l J- 1’
Clarkson, secretary of the dent of the Commercial Steel Com■
■ m Z IB
held in Sanford on Frebroarv
"mile that speaks of faith and .....
Florida State Good Road* AssoeiaGranite City. 111. refused anj ■ ^ | W H
SANFORD, FLA *
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" ' OUR M ERCHANTS OFFER PRIZES
pices of the Seminole County Fair ,, n ' 1 *h*me them with your cheerful
and will no doubt be largely Jttcmi' For life is short, and we
C-d and productive of good lesults »biMild strive to have our fllll while
T h e movement for more and heller ri'-'f alive, if we’ d do that we must
livestock is assuming conaideruhle believe that il IS foolishness to giieve
projiorlion» and with every indica- for doubt» and fear* will have no
cation pointing to higher price* qnd rowm: ulk happinww instead
jp-eater demand for live stock It U iloom . TNalt Mason,
natural to have more interest in the
O industry.
Florida offers unusual
C O N V E N T IO N DOTS
jid'Yantiigc* to stock luistng and tinpossibilities of various sections id
th e state til Ibis direetion have
never been given a fair lest. TimesUnion.
O' 'Th e s--tfor.l Herald, for reasons
publicity agent, are quoted a» uu- „el for one of the warring nations,
thonzing the meeting wit» to one In hi- own a-dabl.- ami magmlic nt
"Mb the
Like Region dtvis.on uf wold» lie de. litreMl '
*t..|
'he Klnu.ia Stale Pfcxs Ax.uual.imi, . pliuils m the world a ml all the)
•*' Sanford
battleships and all the firearm» an-,
" Enlist" the aasista lic e uf l fu* not so wonderlul and valuable as I
of newspapers of Florida in Good Road one human life, with a soul wrappe
building! what else have the news- In it."
o
Yours in the interest of a high, !
pa tiers of Florida been doing for the
true and pure
last ten years, hut seeing to it that
Prominent among tlie interesting
and enjoyable features- of the Sanford meet of the Florida State’ F.-d.-ration of Labor w a s t lie i.ulo ride
given
the delegate
i r.iuml and
about the great celery, lettuce, latdiflower and other truck fields that
H. F. TOUR
P. R. DEAS
.Iasi I *»H"cr
C j»»h le r
15. Best all round u | . )>0
prize $1.00. to j- selected yaa(orj
Furniture Co.
15. Best all rouml utiiU-te rd.
prize $ 1 . 00, H. B. M arks.
17. Best constructed car. pmhroobile, pocket knife, $1.00, Hill |{d«t
Co«
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General Dlfutlojrs
School I hll.
d r e n ’s Home Work
1/ Best piece girl'» hand work rl.
cepl sew ing . $! 0(1, t ,, l ,, |)n,.
tling Works.
2. Best collection canru
JI.Q0, savings de|ut»it
National Bank
product*.
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Pint
.-'I Best exhibit n. . .1 .
Hq-k
School gi rl*. $ I On
book, First Nation.i. 1.
4. Best exhibit needlework. Grimmar School girl*. $1.00. «axing. |3r,k
book. Peoples Bank
5. Best exhibit plain
try
grade -, 51 00 bant • ••
IBank
tí Best plain '
prize
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¡■radi . f t no. I; U
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i n-i'■ i I L . h S . »......! .-li
lion to Si.ufo:d li
ford Herald
0 H- -t
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t «r..miiHir Schied
i
l ii o 11 Fer i . Iii <
DP. Best pie* i I,
w or t
$ I on
pu. T > <
fur,! l.ighl AIl
M. «t
I o
but Ii-r lio •
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1o lie «elei 11 d
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I io n .
Best
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If f r -
THEATER
county authorities buijd roads
Mould there be any good road.« til
Honda if the newspaper- had taken
il" opposition stand to b o n d issues
and public niiprovcun-nl v*..rk
If it were not so very funny we
would be inclined to ask the n.-w.-
as
uym m m | f^
an
jw
A I U K iJ ft
T
JANUARY.,
\\ E L F A R E
IIOTKL ARRIVALS
P
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Sanford House
K.-ll. r. Mi» P L
Keller.
vraile inroinprehcnsible to us, say*
that "U.lnndo can easily luy claim
to the title of Florida's best inland
»■«v for
fnr this
thi*. claim
can he
be outMan
utihshincity,
claim can
''-nd charm and Ununcial .-lability paper* ol EloriOu to help us to ndi- Chicago II! .
J. F. Busch B..IUto the Celery City. The funcy prices cule these good-road gentlemen in more. .Md.; B. Gil more, New Orleans
received by the grower, impressed proper ntyle. Tho fact is that the Ln.; T J . O Hara. Jax; Laura E.
newspapers of Flotidu have given v ash, N. l . city; t . r - Mulling »,
one with the thought that the war newspapers
was
exerting
no
.demoralizing
influj
thousands of dollars of Kpace and un- Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. ami Mrs. John
tinted In mr,ny ways." It is indeed
Muas, Mr. und Mrs. J. L. Foster and
silrage »hot * Colonel Robert Holly ortce on the enterpri»ing farmers of |measured energy to the good road
son,
Milwaukee,’ Wis.; W. J, Ellis
j building work: ntid they will keep
should thu.« gratuitously make an Seminole county.
M
ayor
D.
L.
Tltrasher'»
splendid
|
right
on
with
the
good
work
withand
wile,
S. h. INinder, Chicago, 111.;
invidious comparison tture to be re
address
to
tho
convention,
and
|
out
the
slightest
cessation
of
niterJY
*•*-"*.
-^
r-> N. Y . city, Mr. aijd
sented. Orlando is a lovely and proSpcaker-to-bo
of
the
next
Florida
oat.
.
"
rs-*ns^iHiamson, Graham
jfreasivc little city and tho whole
Legislature
Forrest
Lake's
characterI
*ln
communities
where
tho
people
JJC
;
Mrs.
W. IL Y\illiamson,
state is proud of her, but when it
istlc,
earnest
talk
were
greatly
upurB
not
«teeped
in
Ignorance
and
i
¡lule'Kh'
N
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‘ , ' “ 'p
comes to the best inland city, Lake
predated
by
the
delegates.
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olt,
t
hpre
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0([
road
building
i
n
1
**,ro>
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Giles,
Orlando;
Bre*ton
land by common consent is the
Editor
Ilob
Holly,
Florida’s
groat
progress;
the
Intelligence
nnd
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<hiof jewel, of purest ray serene,
^Gaineevilio; W. U. Lubins.
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xliDering on the broad voluptuous newspaper man who is keeping Sem acter of nîiÿ"sêttlemêni is simwn by , Spinks.
Calnetville; Victor I*. Rea, Chicago;)
bottom of the grand old Mother inole county to tho fore- co-equal the kinds of roads it has, and trav W. C. Clifton, Bartow, Fla.; A. P.
with bis Sanford Heruld, delivered elers about* Florida can easily judge
S t a t e : — L a k e la n d T e le g r a m .
Jordan, Punta Gordn; Miss C. L . 1
You have never been to Orlando. just such n talk as might have been tho quality of the settlers by the
Jackson, Jux; 11. C. Gentry, Brook
expected of a progressive newspaper condition of their highways.
lyn, N. Y\; L. Y. War/on, Atlanta.
In tho Lower East Coast section, Ga.; A. J. Shiver, Now Orleans, L p .;
T h e trtlclo in tlie last issue anont man.
The Sanford delegates, headed by the people have' needed no prodding
the Baxter case seems to have given
Jnit. Sawyer, Edna C. Sawyer, Mrs.
the erroneous impression that the Vico President Blnckwelder did every in their good road work; they have Burbot, Miss Burbot, Philadelphia,
Herald was trying to protect Haz thing in their power to mako the demanded tho several hundred mile* Pa.; E. S. Hilt, Atlanta. Ga.: V. S.
ier.
Such was not our intention. “ boya" feel at home and enjoy them of hard surfaced roads that are Stallwlck, OrlundtfT O. S. Robinson,
found today in Dade coutity, be St. Louis, Mo.; Chas. E. Morrell,
This, jtaper has never shielded a de selves.
Wo were unable to remain to the cause they arc of superior cuiture.
fendant before or after he is found guil
Titusville; L. W. Johnson, B. A. S E A T S ON S A L E A T P H IL IP S 1 DRUG STORE
ty of a crime of any eort. Aa to thc mer fish fry given for tho benefit of the
"A s for '"unHylng sentiment" for Goodaie, Tumpa; Augustus Saltlor.
P R IC ES 50c, 7 5 c , $ 1 .0 0 , $1.50
_
its of tho case we have never ex delegates but have little doubt that good roads, what in needed is houso- E. H. Shaw, John Tomick, Geo. S.
pressed an opinion and never will it was in keeping with the generous to-honsc missionary work; and some Dickery. Baltimore, Md.; T. P. Liv
==3»«*--=«^=
until a case is made out that will treatment accorded thc delegates compulsory road bujlding laws that ingston, F. P. Wickham, Augus-ta,
lO U t.-VO l. Augustine
rtUgUlt
Meteor. will reach the benighted sections Ga.; J. W. Lcroux, Atlanta, Ga.;
«ettlo the matter. Our intention was throughbut.-fSt.
• 1 -----Ü*----to ahow that such cases dragged
of Florida’ In spite of themselves— John C. Jones, Orlando; Robt. B.
R IG H T » ON T H E S T R E E T *
through the courts from session l o ;
hut the gentlemen of the Good Cary, Jasper, Ala.; E. T. Bogert and
session take tho taxpayer's money!
The public generally and motor- Roads Society ure showing inexcus-, w1il, Sandusky, Ohio; % * . E. D
am i people become tired of having i Uts in particular should he much iti- able Ignorance in thinking thut they y{,rre]> Macon, Ga.; J. W\ Perkins,
Full
*M
Conducted by tho
them delayed with the added ex- tercated in the decision of the I’enn- need have "meetings” to "enlist
DeLartd; B. McCalley, Birmingham,
I
•syl^ania
Supreme
Court,
handed
Benedictine
penso. Our opinion seems to have
tho aid of the state press. The state Ala.; Albort B. Grotherman, Cin
Prcpa. i«.*ry. ' 0,c'
t»cen sharod by the majority of tho down n fojv days ago, which defines press has done It alt so far, anti will cinnati, Chip; Clara Jacobson, Jax;
Fathers
mereiai and • l l1*‘
the
respective
right|
of
pedestrians
peoplo of tho county and oven the
keep right on its educative work.
O. W. Clemons and wife, WTn.
TERMS - *225.00
ical Course*
rattle mon themselves will be glad an d ' drivers of cats nt street cross
Philips and wife, Portsmouth, Ohio;
when the case is disposed of in somo ings. .It was rendered In reversal
».
After the first .of January, 1916 1 8. E. Russell, Seneca Falls, N. Y.; E.
manner. The Herald wiahea t6 be o( tho Allegheny County Court,
W.
Davis,
L.
Ii.
Giles,
Orlando;
Uert
will not he responsible for any debt
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fair in all caaes and hat never an which has awarded a nonsuit in tho
TOR CATALOG I E ADDRESS R E V . DIRECTO R
contracted by any person but my- Fish, DeLand; C. B. Fanaham, Torof
“ 7 'tfd p a to d any verdicts or attempted
sclf. C. R. Happersctt.
4l-8tc
ringtoa, Conti.; H. A. Mooney. Atby an, aufomobilo just
*
;':Uo influence thh juries.
St„ Leo College. St. Leo, P-asco County, Florida
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Utile IlappcnimiH Montimi
of Mutter» in Brief
Personal Items of
WOMAN’S CLUB
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Ornili Liti > , turda. irii
Min
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other |«»iiiti of inter.-t
t »i.*> nWatch Boh «to the pi»ftrori wing.,
turm-d MnniL.y making tin- trip in
Oran^c boxes with hoops always
rcrord limit ’ •’ ii d a it i.ii accidents
in »oak. ut F. F. Dutton's.
27-tf
tn mar tin* |di*iiMirc- of a perfect
Ope would ri’nlly hclicvo the I null trip.
Mild really meant it— her son*.
For s>|(i,
real th — g
E W .M K l'l l
See'. Pro |.
At J. D.
Roberts
McLaurens
Roquefort
Cheese
M
Deviled
A lull line
Fresh Meats
all the time
Ol
SA N FO RD
U P - IO D A
1I A I T K N I N G S
IE
1. 11111111111111 alums for ihi» ( nlumn Should he Marked "Sorteli
Phoned lo Mrs. It. V. i.-rindo. Phone 20.1
l.dilor". or
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W Her* Ion
Mr- (
il I >ing< i
oil'd} elli> • nit 'tumi il wnh an in- ti-rl.lined t hi- tnemliers id the Sew♦nuise da io e on Friday even- New
Club at her home tin the
many lovely gifts, testifying to the
IF; C. T. U. M ttling
popularity of til** little lady
As
sisting Mrs Du Rose were Miss De v
lin F mily Until*’, M.iinn* Kate Wi l
li in
' ' ■' .h W .il'i-n I a-l* r!
and
M
Ila ioi
i n 1i r gui -t- m r,Kn ■
»|H !iii*r 1.1« la ti lune-. Mil
di
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Iloti
Don
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KllZaLeth Mo .
Lilly
.1 Al a Xwri I 11* li M K • 1
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W . .. a 111
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• The regular meeting of the \\ ( ’ .
T 1 will be held next Thur»du.v at
in hit al
to III* et
i (I i’Z11•1.1:i
Robert
J'tl
W
William-. E K
« •».! II -•
W
I
11 ampio"
Di i ;
ih,' Biniti»! church al :i ii'elin k
\u
lut» r*i-l mg p i n g r , in h.i- been prepi rcil
Ml who are interest mj m
t ti» i .* ii-i of 1 in pi r.t '• ■*- in Florida
,i-» u'g. I t-i ..Mr • i
1ii eon m.
Ft..
I i V im,' h'
M - i p* ..ri,- i;..
t he i harming little
I'nlL
I’rmire ••
I'tilly /Jrim rose
Rehearsal» (or
Polly
Primrose
promise one of the best local affairs
put on tin* Sanford stage and tho
rnst nro
wor overtime to make
it a splendid success. ' Tho various
parts are bright and uttmetive, whilo
the songs are tuneful and catchy.
I’olly Primrose is a dear little uctresa,
Well fitted to the part, while jealous
Daisy , 4^ a darling whom no ono
would ever believe could pouibly bo
jealous.
Little Jane, Polly'» cham
pion thrbw-s a fine action into tho
part that makes her ono of the best
characters of the plu>’. Ophelia, n
coy little maiden of Dickey Murbhy’» cloice Is u charming laasio with
u ptetty song. Tho Irish maid and
Bob Jinks arc a scream, tho real •
comedians of tho - catchy little col
lege en soluble. Mr. Hixon, the ac
quired half-back on tho foot ball
team can make love in a truly urtistic manner, while Jack and Dickio
in their several parts are big factors
in the success of the agtregntion.
Bub’s Dad is a real professional and
roar» mab-iln tions upon the load of
the gt aceless «on and hoo>i» tho
Seminole County Fair with an en
ergy truly inspiring.
Tho College Chorus is made up of
sparkling pretty girls and athlotic
young men that curry one along with
the spirit a ml dash of real college
boy« ami girls
The specialty acts
are as
a- good as the
tin. play.
play, Tho Perils
of I'.MlIinc i- a datldy portrayal of.
idlin ’* no*h\ advei dties. in song.
\ ' lie way Ihrougli.
I'
l’ i imro-e i- u jolly lilt,** col
legi foiTlidy well put on by local
i At the |ünno Miss Frank puts ginger
I n,
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flilo
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I. • t bo a t *i a. I no - of
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Will I.* 11•• 0 III,- to
ottering wilfl.i- taken 11
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that « orn-
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a ti .a pcr!i..-ina m e
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spending l ' o winter al St.
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. - daini
«erved
Mu r dinner
IL. du.g id Looks nnd magar.in*-» imall I ». Ilo lit bridge w.i- played
•I li Mi li lo i fu r t h e r a l n o u ille
M. and Mr- li K. Tolar huvo
It .
' II. li I•r .r I o all. a ud 11.
I S l i l l t M M U I S W \N I I D
returned from Jacksonville.
»mall ruin leipiired lor a borrower’» Let Ween the ladles and gentlemen,
Any on«* knowing anything in re
card. Î1 <"> yearly or .'Iti*- *|uart**rl\ I In* ladies winning the honors of the
gard to one * has* ( * i m j.In
■ii
.til fougi « gano*
1■njoyiiig 1he
/i.1'1 y
I
Mr < ari E U right and Mis»
;
«1 •’ ' one il •• of I In rendu.»
w,.- wi>r» ,''g i .U -nlli* nil,* !*•
.trino- hii-i .llalli y "f thell ho.Is
K .11lil» « »i Tr»M n 1. win ha \«• Loen
w.i Ititi ilo- Il a*
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ford, a l u w hi Wa 1 f'llli d lie r I >*rr
. r.- 1h
•1 Mr- 1■il.- 1.0
M’
. Mr* \\ \ \ .1 Mu-kirk reI I . f.i'lo Ml
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i i ti. ,. mi...: i. iIn, ! , «re unir,
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I'lundi n r
than t wi . ny entri*-» c ln a iiy lu m i * Mr. and Mrs \V. II Cluttvndon
Ol •*. I. l<
F.n u II 1rl Knityi
Thu Circuit
Lggle.»lon,
S
itnfor*1 «ud it i. hoped there w II Ito of Milioni Conn., an* the guest» of
W hell the
Lo g. They will »pond
Rider.
The members of the Every Week many from juher ports of the county. Mrs \\ W 1
in* took with him two \i.lis,«-,
t
he
lie*
1
of
«I • winter month» in
lliidgi Chili Were d e l i g h t f u l l y enter
< ruv\lord. Mnrum. Saracinesca
Fin pli y»i, i. i.- of Si.nford have
S
nfu
d
mit h Thur» kindly l on-cnli il to examine I he
( »-tío, Agnes, The Star Drearm-r t mod by Mr- «i I
“ Itoughi anil I'.iid I m
figgi, tun. fien Cary. The Mil\ 11 bable»
lop *.....
«ng liable» fri* ol i Largì
PI
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ml M
T I Crii e and M r.
ri i ni \ il gioia
« I M • I .a lg li IIti mah" g the '•••pur, •! per i*r t w.ll be
u. l| h, Tt • - k \ I'ibn
1 ''.Itili
I I l - C I * Il ( 11»«* I «ni >f c ,
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R.. 1.1
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I to* ( ri-p
( iunior. Ralph, The Dill lor
I H I. i il M.irgi.lct. U I » Mu! I
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of
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M ir gar, '
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ti* T 1*r• •
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.......lin g 1 t -1 HI*
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\e ir - ubi .1 ml und,
!**r I be L. Lt p. r.ul
i oiliest
A Ii ellort
and Mr - ( i i .Ii
D. 1 ,1 d «i , s .,11
•1 . X »11
Mr
1
„-..I »pent
uni li
ib*
Mn
M : . P... me» La • ret Ul ned
•0 he; t »III,* 10 Tainpa al i l i a del.ghllul Xl»ll
with old friends in
Si* nford -
have at* least fifty bahie» in line and
■'•M
I fie m o t h e r s of Si mu.ole m U ' l y I r e
.Mr» II C (¡error i' home again
I
u r g e d t o t a k e pi t ti III t i l l « Ieri Or.- of
/ ’ ri*< 1//1I « 'J uh
.ifnr n pleurant week-end visit at
Ihe
lair
A
prize
will
Loi;-ieil
fur
Th. meeting of the I'ri- ilia « liih
Jael oi. Xdie
I li-11* all V decorrled i"ii
plei'-ani i..»t Thur» I lie no sf
.s i . i i l l - U a l l y
’, w,*|f* -e,ipe of dim
> lifte rio o u i
The interest c. liter ri« ge n* i l , .nt
Miss Estelle Clay of Richland,
Ilitr n»
ill the while enriilitlons that gre,\ oratomi mn prevail and o r i g i n a l i t y
( 'olitimi« <1on Page h
t urn,* A* Mellugh, Dificer (*(»(»
the number of I lire,* iminired amt m l l oi i t s s h o u l d la* conducive t o a
Warner’ Annie, Sunshine Jam
er.ty-five under the nimble lingers
\\ lila .-, «teli Lew. Tilt* Fair « Oil nl the cuthu»u..-ti< worker», for all
Pyle. Howard, Robin Hood
•if the in«* in li» r- an* much interested
Macgralh. Harold.
The Cafpel
I In* ,1, coi r1100 o| \|r \ h
1
un B agdad
11.11» I'.il
w 'll. -Ii will be one o| l he
• trie» in tin nut oniolii'e parade
K.cll- lady will (eel all Hull vidual
Tho V/ny cf Price».
pride
in this ear as it passes in re
The news of n*-. ad-auee In tirici*»
view
Mrs. Henry Purdoii was the
f i l l • ••it:« Il IrisT-r '*iii* a rmluetlon
agreeable host,*«» o I the club a lid
A'llleh n .. . iillow
A'tfiison (ilohe
served a delicious sandwich course
«luring the afternoon. Enjoying tin*
hospitality of Mrs. Purdon were
Meada me» A. K Hill. \V. T. John*.
S' !L Garner. ..J, lb Roberts and
Plumbing and
Tom Davis.
The club will meet
sonified share in her good fortune.
with
Mrs.
Roberts
Thursday after
Gilley is given a good position in
G as F i t t i n g
noon
of
this
week.
Stafford's firm, nnd is made one of
n
■ ■
tho family. Virginia, Stuffoni"» wife Ml Work Receive« Mjr IVrsonnl
Clo
t*
Meeting
learns to love her husband but bo i» j
AHcntinn Ami HchI KfTortH
A pleasant event of last week was
unfortunntely inclined to indulge
t ic regular class meeting id the
in liquor and at those times he 1» » 0
i|B (1|y
Telephone No 2.1 Wesleyan Truth Seekers at ihe home
liesat of passion. She tolerates tins _________________
of their leader. Mr* SI, 1 .meyer
Ior u time, but finally revolt» and
Wednesday afternoon The memlicr
leuves him
The climax l- reached
•
« ip number, forty «even wixe» und
when ho tells her "1 haw bought
mothers 111 (In* Methodist church
and paid for you." She goc- back
congregation, interested
in
their
to work and her reduce*! cirrum(.•■lilla (Jut bury.
Connor. Ralph. The Foreigner
Class, Montague, Potash l'Ild
Peritimi ter.
I‘htllt|*s, D (! . The Confín I
« 11a**e
Red
lii* hreoinl.
PI*
(it urge Broadhur.il wrol*
and Paid For" which will
-•
ihe 1111{M-riul Scturd.
I.*n
with a |ieit ol sharp wi' . - I
amt.
IL- took totrlo •« 1r 11 .tru»t. lor I - lit on
I
■ 1
I
roll made indfioii. in- Im - or
plum«* girl, the »hipping ■ t • wi l l
id* i.s for mi hit.a rniliioi
.1 .1
limited nerv*-. the ninl.'i.ii
L o ir,
goise girl, the woman of hi- nl : 1»
in her rolntioris with »..,
m*•*. I
od into gripping. 1• t
<i
•<!
characters that speak New \ i’ l .1 id
think in Manhattan nioi.iphorr.Robert Btnflord, tin* ntilliiynaire
hu« married a telephone girl and
taken her into uu atmosphero of
luxury. She frankly tills him »he
does not love him. but offer« the
liopo that in time she will. Her siste
and brother in luw. James Gilley, a
man of »pvull bruin*.«ml egotism per«
Barrett. Sr.
D IN G E E
HENRY M c U U L I N
JEWELER
Btanccs ulio effect her relutiv*-s.
Here tho inventive mind and lazy
body of Gilley get in their line work,
und he uffccts a reconciliation.
"Bought and Paid For" is big,
thwhbiDK-Jnd_vltal. It h t i . earned
on ita merit»
and the Rat of great American jilaya
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production
.*r .
■ oil
tul**nt. unde» the excellent direction
. -l.-ltig 1 .1 -gy of Mis-S Rogers,
rui.
•|»:»M ••■„Min a n
all that 1- ei.t.reiy
Pimiento
Sweitzer
Nippy
' I n line
W.
•git ill
McLaurens
Imperial
Cheese
RESUM E
see* * >1 I -mes I lie i hlMrcn -at upon and will alToiil .• ■, evening'» l.niu-cllicltt .il a rntidir.il price within the
Th annuiil r<- i ptinn will Lc given I In i •*•»r, llrienl.il Li» loon, to p.»r
leach ol ..||
tn
l.i
i*f
t)n
di
ml
y
refresh
ment
»
h tin- I .iterai ure Department to
Kitty
was the recipient of
tl'.S Club Wednesday atternoon at Mi--
¡I o'clock.
Mrs. Edgar Lewis, vice
president «if the Fifth Section of the
Florida Federation of the Woman's
('Inh will be present and talk to th*
•lpb inr a L w ninnile-. and Mr*
W '
I . .1 |n
nirr McFadden, the famous health ai iVe Merea " ' I* •
In. kn • •. a- ii
r< ipn -t « ••very
h a t , lo I \|
f|« lallst.
H a n y I» renovated and I he t.i'. I ell
. depar* Ii ••111 In b«‘
1
I \ NI W I" \
i,
thoroughly made over and thinkr I.
V.
the i-lII 1»
A
tile
'»pltlWlill XX.i» in i harm* «>f
I rogram. uU* ' which r. hnames» 1 ,1
The
meeting was held. Miss Josie St union l,!K t th« ir ehr.rilling home on Park Heights Thursday afternoon.
The spacious reception hall hours were spent pleasantly in sorial
presiding in the absence of the pres- ',V|' »
.nitifully adapted for dancing intercourse, while busy linger» iW*w
¡dent. Minutes of previous meeting '*
read und approved. Kfection of of- 11,1,1 a good time was enjoyed by back und forth in the intricacies of
ticers resulterl in the following: Mrs. those present who were. Mr. and fancy work- A delirious salad course
Those en('. I,. Polk unanimously elected Air» lc A Newman. Mr and Mrs. was temptingly served.
Mr- AriJjie jnxuig Mrs. DingecVhospitality were
chairman id depart tin nt; Mrs lieu. M I Watson. i\D,
Fox. member ol membership com Belt. Mrs h t; Miller. Mr». ('. I Y ‘Mesdames McLuulin. McKinnon. It.
Mrlaiughlin. Mrs Puleston, Minse» !.. Peek, O. L. Taylor*
W.
M.
mittee.
Thu Music Department has post- 1 Helen Rowland, Charlotte Hand. Haynes, Cowan uml Hagan.
I»»ned its jirogram to the Woman's Anna Melattighlin; Dr Fain. Mcs- i
1 ¡»fence Mahoney, Roy and I
“ Unotier School" l ’imt ¡ninni
('lull until March Iti, and the regu- l" ' r’
to unavoidable cirrumlar program, which will be Music J*"’ < lutleiulen. Ernest Galloway und * Owing
R
uss
I
h
will
be
given
Feb.
With.
"
r(
bntoek.
'stane**»
"T
h
e lloosier School," which
of
... A
was* to have been presented tonight
Itirthday I'firly
at the Imperial Theatre ha» been
At the meeting of the Wclfnro De
postponed, but will be given within
Little
Miss
Kitty
Dullose
wus
the
partment Wednesday afternoon, Mrs
Further an
W. W. Abciuuthy und Mr». H.
cbaruiing little hostess at a heautiful a couple of weeks.
Gerror were appointed a relief com* party Saturday afternoon in cele nouncement will appear in The
her
ninth
birthday. Herald. It will ullord pleasure to old
mittee for the purpose .of gathering bration ., of
and young ultke uher\ it is presented
clothing for distribution to the poor.! 0un,,m were enjoyed upon the luwn.
Anyone having such articles of wear-,
" l”‘ *l pretty »ight as the little for it is replete with laughable and
ing apparel that can be used ran ,o|k' lined
ln" Ml “up
P (or
ior the grand murch mirth provoking situations and funnyIt will give the public an in
the house for refreshments song»
either »end them to Mrs. Abernathy
sight
into
the lloosier school life that
Mi»s
Mamie
Devlin
played
the
nr1 phone 2 Lt and she will »end for
ha»
often
hccii to|,| ¡mil read about,
mar.
I
and
after
circling
the
rooms
them
Limburger cheese, Holland herThree Iota facing I
M yrtle
ring and yeast cake» at Simon'».
avenue ami Seventh
1lenir »
.17-11
uhly located fur hotel nr residence.
Jules W. Lerous, representing tint , *f«*uutiful »hade‘ trees ten ycais old.
Virginia Htidge Co., of Atlanta was no other property like it m the city.
Apply at onee to \\ \\ Long.
in the city yesterday, looking after
25-tfc
the matter of the new M on n e
Dr. Duvis, the well known optobridge.
mettisi will be at Robbins Nest
’ Dr. C. L. Hrundagc, Osteopath,
Hotel, Sanford Wednesday, Feb, 3rd
Fir»t National ^laitk Bldg., Mojuluy,
to 10th, where he will test eyes
Wednesday and Friday, 11 n. m. to
free and sell glasses. Headache» of
6 p. m.
T
41-tf
years standing, cured with gla**u*.
.. j -Don’ t mia*, the. gruat hit, Peril* of Have- your eyes fitted when you can
Pauline, sung by Miss Francis As- come to the fair. Refs.: Dr J. N.
pinwall.
Robson, J. E. Pare jCelery Kingi,
I». A. Caldwell i merchant
t'l-ritc
Srlected Seed Potator»
..Mr»
W
R
Anno
of
J.ick»onville
True to name and from lu-althy.
prolific stock. Raised under govern and daughter, Mrs. Forrest Lake of
ment inspection especially for seed Sanford arrived in the city yesterday
imi for our trade. Fach sack bears afternoon and are guests of Mr- and
a tag certifying freedom from Pow Mi»» ilari, on Magnolia .ixcituc
lloth Mr» \m.•• and Mr- Lake were
dery Scab
Write for price»
charter nn riil.i rth.- Ro-alind
Wilson A Too nier Fertilizer ( o..
(
lull,
and
carne
to
attend
the recep
Jacksonville, Florida.
tion
given
Inst
evening
to
Deaconess
41-titc
Pell-Clarke
V'Hurry Phillips is bark on the job,
Tin* regular Semi-annual sharehold
after a three months' vacation spout
at the Chicago Sanitotium of Iter ers meeting of t he Seminole < <• oper
Nulli 1
H l.IN U
\ • 1 ! iî • la ;.* ••J ' In* n.e in lief»
Kith twenty Ixxn vi-it.if*, were pres
ent.
Subject
ron*ideri d
mu
Italian
\I uste.
s well i.a ill\ ver> i i.joynlde
.»
rendered
*tI itetiX•• pi ngmin
Summary of ihe Floating Small
Talk» Sucrlnctljr Arranged for
Hurried Hcruld Reader»
TFiTi not in mg i; represe i.tatixe
m< tnhiTship present at the meeting
nl 'In- Sanford Library \- •- ..*, •
on tt.i 11th the meeting wu.« adjourn
ed to Jan. 2Hth at :L3U |> m
All
«neu.'.i r» .i re urgently rc.p*. * **..| i.<
atti-.I i l l - adjourned meeting as im
portant IniMneis i- to rumi- up and
»Un »lii tinti of cilhccrs fur the to w
line display.
Mr. Ga»to(T, thè oflli-iul deeutator «ili bave Power» and
nther decorative matelials for salo
al il'* fmr heail'iUb. ter» and will
"ffet suggestiona for decorntiona, freo
of • h."-ge
He Wit' n! o decorate at
|r iii- w.1 hm reui h
Ja-t all the
mothers ol Seminole nahic* lake un
enthusiastic interest in the baby parndo'iihd make it the belt feature of
the fair Entrie» should In* phoned
Mr» John Mein h belore Sumlay.
mum*
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PAGE FIVE
ABO U T PEOPLE AND EV EN TS
The regular meeting Ilf the Music
I ii part tuen« w.,* held I.til null at
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tV«inian"» Cl ub
lord In « h"tlii*
M- |;,i
llcclcd wo* rh. M.--.,
Interest
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TU K SANTOHI» líft t \! I*
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
tk,t M- F.tilden IS th.
Ihi- t.i .Itti lue-
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MY SPECIALTIES:
rlas"
? ork ttn'1 ; ilh “ .,pl,,nd!d “l*
tendance ut all services of the
PR KARD S HAND-PAINTED ( HINA church und Sumlay school.
After
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
the buiineas period in which business
reforms and tho furniihings of tho
ROGERS’ PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Sunday school were diaeuxsed a .vary
delightful social hour was greatly
enjoyed.
A tempting salad course SCENE
AfC.
and coffeo were daintily aervod. {¿j
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PAGE SIX
Laura Jean Libbciis
A I t a r M Wir* Tut. Collar
or Haildl« Gall noi properly
b<-al--d li-avi-s a .llangurlng
ac*r.
Talks on
Heart Topics
* Ballard's
SNOW
LINIMENTI
la Ihr Pini«« Hrtofdr for -'ll
Abrasion* of Ihr First».
If thn wound 1» rlransaj and ]
tho llnlm-m applied promptly,
the lirnllnir proci'ti pi-Kln» nt
once and llio wound huafs from
tho InnUlo outwardly, thus per
forming a porfcoi rur«« that
leaves no *ear.
If the wound
lu-ala on llio outride too .julek*
ly, pus f- rm-1 under t!io surfaro and l-r-.ikf out Into a runnine sore i!.ut Is li.inl to cor«
and Inevitably leaves a bad
near.
Owners of idoodoj »lock pre
fer this llnlmrnt to nil other* |
for that reason. and they uae It
not only on fine animals, but
on human flesh, as It does Its
work quickly anil thoroughly.
price Me, M e and 11.00.
I 0amesF.O*llard,Prop. 8t.Louls.Ma« |
Stephan s Eye Salve It a h ta lln a
ointm ent for Sore Eyes.
JH
IC«s>»n*i.i. I*?14, 1», ik* NlcOurr Niwii-i« 5iuSau]
A W A N D ER IN G
1 tdntno limo run This heurt 1 know
To lm Innu kurd mu» nei- r fraiiied.
For H-mribim; in it- -i-pth «loth »rl-iw
T-"> strati«:-- lo>> r* *t I<-»» t---- oru.imed
Them are ln-arti which norm to
havo tho waiuli-rlust habit Just na
Ibero
nro
mon
\v
omo restless
when
tied
down to any ono
placo for long.
Tho .man mny
bo cur«-tl of his
I - ' * ' r!!! HH V ?>Bm
by falling In love,
H u t - where
the
heart
gets
tho
roaming habit It
Is apt lo scalier
dismay
In
lls
path.
So many
iubcls
are
at
iD R nontUNniai
W.M.
GOATS
ALOItllK JK
AS
SPY
SIGNAL
Shepherd Who Aided Germans With
f
His Flock Sentenced to Death
for Treason.
\
ChftlonB-8ur-Mnrno,-~A Fronchmnn.
Alfred Durot by name, has boon sen
tenced to death by court-martial for
trenson.
During tho battlo
which
raged
around Helm» llio French artillery o|v
«Taling near I he village of P u IhcmIx
wan huh Joe led to a lerrlllc bombard
ment by (he German», no rentier how
often they ehungeil their i»>»ltloii
A
eareftil watch was kei»t. and It was
discovered that a mile In front of the
French ballcrlc» a shepherd was feed
ing his flock, among which were five
enow-white goats.
«
Tho shepherd was nrroslod, and In
quiries'Showed that during tho G er
man occupation of Flllsctilx ho was the
on!>*l nhahttant who ha-l not lieen mo
tented, and Ihnt he hud been given tim
white goats whose presence was to
signal the |K>Hltlon of the French
guns
DuroL nt hi» trial ndmltti-d his
guilt.
H EA R T.
X* » -
I\ '
tached to It that
some oro puzzled
how to classify It.
It pnases by tho
name
of
fickle
love, Inconstancy, baffled affections.
light a' fancy, heartlesanesn and many
more »uch appellations
It t«t certain that the wandering
hrnrt Is not a happy one, whether in
quest of a male or having grown
weary of Its tie»
\V.< hnve mtieh - sympathy for tho
h«-art Ihnt 1» wandering about In
search of a mill«
W e believe It to
he true to It» Ideals; hut for tho heart
that tins attached Itself to another
heart, then becomes weary of It, wo
hnve tittle consideration and le»n pity.
It Is doubtful If It will ever become
fully nnchored
E 'en the humble bee
furnishes n lesson for the wandering
heart
Of l( the poet has written with
much truth
turn to look at her In wonder when
hor nume haa her out on the street
“ My husband Is aahntm-d of hor He
will ime« h«r by on the street If ho
1» accompanied by a friend, turning
hi» head the other wuy. A gentleman
who was with him tho ollter’day said.
•Why. In-re comes your nurse girt. I
I« llevn. and your child ’ My husband
coolly made answer. 'Thai -Isn't our
little one, my nurse glr) has a ncluh
hot
« h 1-1 - lit lilting
The n-.i ••
(old it all over, and I am almost «low i
sick over the mutter
W hat shnll I
d o ? " - Mrs J
Her grief Is a unique one. I would
remind her that babyhood and child
hood are fleeting
lio not despair,
hear patiently with your husband «
III humor, (hough It Is cruel, most In
human In a father.
Hemernber the
story o f the ugly duckling, which nil
llio feathered tribes on land and water
made great fun of. W h a t Jokes they
cracked about its long, sernggy neck
and wlngn! Time, tho great magician,
wrought a wonderful change In the
ugly duckling, turning It Into n swan
so beautiful ull who sa w It cried out
In wonder at Its grace and beauty
Plain, homely children grow Into
tho fulrwit, most beautiful and gracious
middens. Your llltfo daughter wilt vet
cause her fnlher to b«» proud of her.
roHl assured of that. Crossed eyes nro
readily remedied In Infancy, n loo tie
elded upward tilt of tho w «jo nose cor
r o d e d by mamma's fingers, and a faco
on which the skin is d ra w n over tho
bones can be filled o u t by .tho right
kind of nourishing food.
Get some
reliable book on “babyhood'' and study
it carefully, deling on Ite best sugges
tions. D o not forgdt Hint homeliness
In a child of four Is not a lifelong con
dll Ion.
Looking through u collection
of pictures of the most beautiful wom
en taken In early childhood wo rind
that the majority of them were ugly
ducklings.
Hut, no matter how ill
favored a little one may ho Ims father
should never he ashamed of It on that
aerount
A child given to husband and wife Is
a gift direct from God's o w n hand. He
Is angered nt the belli III ng of his most
precious trea»ures.
E A S Y D IV O R C E S .
li 11•Vc* rin*« I f all ilu 'g r * m l i - a r i n t i y*‘Urij?
«•burini*
W f, l. Il I
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-uv nrtnu
Tin" lu i* ihn»“ mrinv
ji
r*I*
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Vn»l Iainim Mm hit ut rou riditi
flMt nH*'h In- r lfi-l- Hi** tM w rr M
If
s- Ml* 1 t li* ft* ih»! f i ii,« f
Lane’s Patent Detachable Basket Frame
f-.Ti.m l i o l i v
-m.t n.
1 L* ft* If k IsIff* If.I"11'r»
T
II w m ililM
utili I n - U
h ur<
Thursday.
I would baro married her
the next day. hut her folks pul a nfgmp
upon my ardor, declaring she should
not be tny wife for a year
To my
mind It's a silly m^'.un, waiting a year
for a girl. If she suits you' and you
suit her.
Don't you think «o?"
"Marriage is a very serious matter."
declared h i» companion.
“ A year Is
nono too long to figure out tho situs- ;
I.*
tb>n
What would you dr» if after a
\r
*4f
Ar
VJifkiotiviiir KuftmomJ
\\tsliinjilofi
fUllirn>rr
rapid (Ire court«-hip and mart luge you
'..I- 1. !..,
were not aulted to each other?"
1 2 : l.tpm 9.5
"Divorces arc 'easy.'' retorted the
other, flippantly.
Tho words were
2 .0 1 nm
lightly spoken, but one could easily
determine that he meant whot he said
5:25pm
I ueonsctounly he touched the keynoteof the divorce evil
It has to do with
4 :2 5 am
the rich more than the poor. Tho hon
est. thrifty young workman selects a
ewoet young girl of his own class.
Their courtship Is romantic unit ten
In
der. They usually bring u p a family
together. T h ey may have their little
tiffs— what married couples do not?—
hut such it thing as divorce never en
ters tbo mind of cither. T h o »on and
heir of wealth who has nothing to do
hut kill time with pleasure encounters
a
a pretty lass. Lie would havo her for
his own. H o weds her with scarcely
more thought Minn ho would purchase
a Jlckel for Europe. If they should
disagree or weary of each other ho
or she would go motoring through Ne
vada, making headquarters nt Iteno.
A hard-luck story Is told to tho
presiding Judge.
Without much ndo
llngp who entered tho QuOr ns one,
bound together by God until dealh
C om p lete a b s tr a c ts from the rec o rd s of
does them part, according to his laws,
are severed by man's—each to go forth
O ra n g e and S e m in o le C ou n ties.
Taxes
Into the world either to walk life's
path ulone «>r seek consolation In a
paid fo r n o n -resid en ts.
new love. If uncertain In regard to
happiness' In the new venture they
C . w . G O O D im l l . M anag. r
think they can afford to take u chance
for they have found divorce »•> «-¡«¡ty
^ <¡v 4 *y0 OO-OO í>C-^ #4 ^ 4 Ô*4 4
4 Ôv
If a man an d' woman realized llutl G f i - O 0 O»OO<0
marriage w-a» for life and that only
dcniti could part them, tho rhofl-e of a
helpmate would bo made with utmost
caution find great care. Couplos would
bo slower to disagree and a ir their
STABLE
trouble«. 1-ast remark; Easy divorce
laws not only break up the home hut
C o r n e r Park A v o n u o and S e c o n d Street
tho heart« of Innocent children who
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still Id Inti Iv love each parent
op-hand Is Mletcl i-d tn lather, tlui.ulln-r
L a r g e s u p p l y of H o r s e s , lYiuics.
lo mill In r
T h e ir young In-arts i rv
W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s
•»it In hiiti-m»-»» iigalust tin- laws
» n l i l i made ii piiHHihlt- tn thrust aside
on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e
old ib-s ami form pew tin*-«
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Information.
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H illsboro Hotel, Tam pa, Fla.
in« n» lit*
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A m i u i m in*I l hi* ili .gr ru lli* ••lu ll win!» M
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A. W. FRITOT. I). P. .,
138 W . Bay St., Jacksonville- fli
SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT
HAND BROTHERS
LIVER Y, SALES AND FEED
it u tt y ,
n<l «m (Mi Hi
He differs from thn other wanderer
W i h i M f i l l win* l»fl*îf \» 'r* l:in t lv
In leaving no broken hearts behind
him
The ln-art that can tire uf one,
Un 1» trolley car thè oth«-r day twn
lev,, may nlso prove untrue in another
yntiug meli wcrc" iltsi-usBing imirringi-.
aye and to another. The c-allow voutli * IH«.', u happy fiNttrky, devi! may rare
Is tint sufficiently matured to b<- ca seri iif ft-llmv judglng frolli bis muli
llable of a great and lasting [illusion A m-r and »pet-ch. rrmurki-d tn bis mintitan lui» not such i-xcnsv for Ills rest
pannili
! I••r»* « u bit »f n»-w» for imi!
lessness
I nu-t thè pn-ttl-i-i little girl >»»u «M-r
ir-t eliaiut«I In- cnpatile of Judging lald «•>»» un List M-tiiduv, matte ber
wln*n he enter« ilio pr«»en«-c of tic- tu qmilnl.ini-e ult l tu-i*ll.i^ . propose,! un
one whose heart has all the qua IHie»
which nppeul to his own
lira ve I»
the girl who neve [ I t s a Ini t-r kimntlir
tb.-il he has won tin- love of half a
dozen other girls only to cast them
aside for a newer fnnev
Sin- must
nave golden upltilonp of herself to Im
agine (hai she Is so much more attraewill Fnl Break
live than they and flint her powers of
W ilt Noi l'idi Oui
holding him from wandering are so
Just H l » Hu Hand much stronger
Knowing Hip propensity of thq wan
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dering heart »li« lakes him nt her
o » n risk
A man who I» ino- nnd^
steadfast of purpose though he hasn't
(lie Ht-cund coal to Idi back. Is a
greater mntrlmonlul jmI zm than tho
son of wealth who has money to burn
&
hut has n wandering heart In tils
bosom.
To be popular, n mnn doesn't hnve
ù to have a score of sweethearts, whoso
<> dead hopes bang to bis belt like tho
sculps the warrior» of olii strung on
their bowH ns trophies of their conqttesls
The man who know» that ho
Is of a roving disposition and hi»
heart has lite wanderlust habit should
never attach himself lo any girl tinless he I» sure beyond all doubling
that he loves her Well enough to sol
ilo down for her snko and bo content
with her love and her love only. It Is
unfair to n girl lo offer her u heart
which has litui other tenants who had
heen put out for nonreturn of af
fection.
Lcqu.icioui Diri
Missionary
t lo cult tubai)— "Whut
makes your chief so talkative todnv?"
( 11nnll 1.il
<ip In- ate a couple of lini
ber» tin» morning — Minnesota Min*
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We arc pn-paivii in ílj^iir*■ u ii li w
<>f I - I ' M I ’. KR and M i l I . W d R K " f«»r II
or H A R N .
I-rnmino. ||<»•riM-.j. n -iIn u. ■Mil'
Woman of Esperirnec.
ti »— "If I am -1> tamed down
town
ini»- tonight d->tit wait up t«•r m e "
S l|e
I »I in t I r-h.tll cohu> iluwu for
) uil ' " — Judge.
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Tho cleverest of wromen are apt to
make tho sordini mistakes In trying
to solve* that greatest of human
putties—tho heart of man.' Ho who
she thinks would turn out to bo a .gay
froo lance after marrlago disprove*
her Judgment by costing aside the wild
oat* which ho ha* not sown and bocoming a model husband. The quiet
young man become* a martinet In his
own household; tho drunksrd an elo
quent lecturer on "the ovll of wlno."
and so on down a very long list Sho
who weds tho’ rnnn sho love*, and who
professes an equal love for her, con
sider* hersolf blessed, especially If chil
dren dome to cement tho marriage
bond still firmer.
Many wives weep, wearying heaven
with their petitions bocauso they are
childless. It Is unusual for a wlfo to
weep because the boon of motherhood
I* hers. One woman write* me; "I
have been married alx years. My hus
band and 1 were happy until baby
came; since then wo have boon drift
ing steadily but «urely apart. My
trouble Is, my Utile girl Is k > oxtraor*
Utinrlly homely qf face that stranger*
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Free. nIT-hnnil your story tell
When wT a bosom crony,
Dut still keep something to yobrsetf
Ye scarcely tall to any.
I'll no say men are villains n-;
The real, hardened' wicked,
•
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Wha’ hae nae check but human taw
Arc to a few restricted.
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DENYING HI8 CHILD.
and
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INCE It la decreed that out of doors bo added to all bin other outdoor gnrb
as before mentioned.
S
Is
Carriages are provided with substan
baby Is not to bo deprived of tho mani
OF TH E
beat for everybody and that tho
His hands and feet takon core of, ho
Is provided with a thick, soft cap of
knitted or croehetod zephyr lined with
silk, which fits very close about the
face, and a soft Shetland veil may be
wound about hla throat.
But tho modern baby la supposed to
tako hla outing oven lf tho weather Is
a little colder than usual, bo another
wrapping has been mndo for him, of
warm double-faced bldordown. It Is
a roomy bag with a hood attached .that
fastens up about the neck and la to
,
tial curtains of volour and tha curtain
la to-be adjusted to break the wind
from tho baby’a faco.
Protected
against tho weathor, ho can tako hla
outdoor Journey almost avory day,
oven If it cannot extend beyond tbo
shelter of tha porch.
As tha baby grows older he must bo
more and more Inured to the open air.
By tho tlmo hq arrives at tho ago of
throe years he will bo wearing the
warm knitted sweater suits with cap
and mittens and ovorahoes. Protected
with these, ho can spend considerable
tlmo outside In tho coldest weathor.
Each added year finds tho healthy
child more and more Inclined to play
outdoor*. It Is a wise mother who en
courages her children lo spend all tho
tlmo possible In tho open air.* In
tho summer tlmo tboy might as well
live outdoors gs in. Dut in winter tile
subject of warm clothing must bo
given most careful attention and tho
children mado comfortable and abio
to withstand the cold.
JULIA DQXTOMLEY.
.
W A R
IN
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» W t lv «IttiI
hé is»»
nu««, «tuiiv. m u ,
êv
0
Jfèh ’
it—
fold blessings which como from
breathing "the empty, vast and wan
dering air," many provisions for his
comfort havo boon made. First the
little baby la dressed warmly, and
when about to Journey In tho open,
, h|, lcg8 and fe«t are dressod with
long, soft woolen stockings and short
knitted or crocheted shoes. Ills "pin
ning blanket" la wrapped loosely and
pinned about them. Over his other
clothing a warm coat Is fastened and
tils ll|tle hnntla are covered by lohg,
closely knitted mittens. ‘
In
t
The Handle That
Made Ur all MacYiacs
V
ni ncksm 11hI n g and W a g o n Re p a i r i n g In conni-cll
For the Baby Out of Doors
C. II. Leider
£. W . Stiles
flixon and Son
M . D. Gatchel Son
82 8:30am 5:25am 9:00am 10:27am
88 12:45pm 7:00am 10:29am 11:42am
8fi 2:20pm 10:15am 1:35pm 2:46pm
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F0R5T« . M. D„ Phyikun in Clur,;
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which bests by 32 the mark held by
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Playing Managera G raduate.
Feasibly tho only playing manager
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BUI Hlncbman, once of Cleveland,
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piny the Athletics have st ored six runs
for Plank, which altera tho opinion
that they arc "expert hitters.
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Header. The opposition generally got
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sistent He won t*ii 3 to l games,
lost two 3 to 0 games and two 1 to 0
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PA GE T W O
THE SAN FO RD HERALD
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J ANC Ail Y
■r"----n a a
COUNTY
HAPPENINGS
A BUNCH OF INTERESTING I J E M S FItOM CORRESPON
DENTS— EVENTS O F SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT
R EP O R T ER S COVER T ERRITO RY FOR HERALD '
sin re she was stricken with |iuritlys*i.H two >car* ng«»
Mrs (J. I) Brown und young
nt
.Mims MildriMl ChorpcninK i*nti'r*
have
returned
to
their
home
m
Ma
I
tallied a (tarty of young friends last
con. (I a.
Ft ¡day evening.
Mr and Mr». Frank Pitts have
v M rs. Martha Cust entertained with a
moved to Sanford where they will he
marshmallow roast and dunce at
engaged in t h e celery husim-ss.
her Cameron avenue home on FriMr. anil Mts. Dan of Orlando
<fay evening.
recently visited friends in Geneva.
T h e re is. conaideraltle celery now
Mrs. C. W . CuljH-pper un<l Mr.
blenching, unite a good deal has
a n d Mrs. D an Hart, all of whom.
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, I been shipped.
I he nrst shipment
have been u n ite sick are fast re c o v -l,
. .
,
I brought $2 . 0 0 per crate a few weeks
erlng.
ago. The price is now according to
Rev. and Mrs Bradley of Modq u ality $1.25 to $1.75 we under
tana
are now pleasantly situated
stan d . Among th e
largest growers
at the pretty
Whitcomb bungalow
of celery L. A. DrumU-y of Colf ry
which Mr
Hradley recen tly
pur
n •—nin,*T'j|||--*BI S m i th of Heck Mam
chased.
mock are said to have 50 acres each
Young Mr. Dew hurst joined %his
J o e Cameron’s farm s 30 acres, S e m
fa th e r and grandm other in Geneva,
inole Farms 15 am i Florida G ar
la s t week.
den*, I nr., IS acres.
A large n u m
Dr. Lewis of Defiance. Ohio ar
bel of others h av e from 15 to 20
rived in Geneva last Satu rd ay. M r*..
acres, anti lesser amounts are to be
Lewis will n ot come down
this
seen on' all of th e smaller farms
w iutci-but will visit relatives in To
throughout the c ele ry delta. ledo, Ohio in s te a d ,
• • ■,
A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
M r. Eldriek, n guest of the GeC. C. Morris J a n u a r y 2 1 st and was
<•* i r tA
>$?*
film t W
'M U M *
s o m e time. W
in now aldo
3 ^ 7 little on e only lived turii!
a g a in .
r
the 2 4 th . The funeral was held a t
After two disappointm ents the
Lnkeview cem etery Sunday a f t e r
Sanford fair booster* atrived in Ge
■T r - . :
noon. interment in the family lot.
n ev a lust M o nd ay and gave inter
|T h e sympathy of the community is
esting talks concerning the coining
' with the family.
fair.
Owing to *he u n certain ty of
J.
E. liiddenger of D o w ag iac.,
t h e party's arrival there were not
Mich . will arrive this week for a
m an y of G eneva's citizens present
visit of some length with Ins sister,
Much interest i* In-ing aroused and
Mrs C, K I'liorplt ning anil family
several hollies will enter the contest
Miss Ethel Cowan is in Oak Hill
for " N o where in Florida do babies
m
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Mamie
grow so fine as in Geneva.”
Rnhinson.
About two-thirds of G e n e v a's cit
Irish potato planting is now going
izens have visited Sanford during
on.
Th ere is q u ite a large acreage
th is court, helping to grim! out jus
throughout this section.
tic e to those mo»l concerned
They
report plenty to eat. good treatment .
\\ KST S I D E IT E M S
and pleasant a u to titles.
Mr* Alfred King, itCcumpariled by
If Sanford ex p e rts tieople to .it
Mis* \r.i Hilling-ley drove out to
ten d the laix from this section so trie
Mr and Mr*
Hu chunan’’* Friday
thin g must he done ulmut the road
a f t e r n o o n ,' when
they *uw th e ir,
o v e r the river and through Heck ,
beautiful home j'.iol over half of t lo ir
Hummock
N obo d l has the rotlll
orultge tree* louilril with g’oidiT)
t y 's interest at h e a il any m o re than,
fruit.
J
o u r , citizen* have hut the rnad is |
Rev
I I.
linliit - mid family
alm o st impassable with a tea in and
911 firil with Mr anil Mr* Rabun
absolutely im passable with a loaded
Sunday
m achine.
We ecllltinl) hope that »
Mr. und Mr* J
1. Walker have
som ething will Ik- done, so that
moved to the Heuvcr place and Ilk
people can gel to Sanford ea s ier.
t he change
v Miss Mae P r e v a il and Mr Harry j
Sir* I "Innley Powell and toot her
Itivers surprised their friends l<>
Mr* Knhffn
Uliliffll \ts-i
V|*elit Tuesday ..I Pin la,
going over to Titusville one .titer
t he gllt-st* o/M
Mr* Hen Smith.
noon recently an d there were t|uiet
Mrs, Kelly of New 1 oik vi*ited
ly married
This happy couple huvi
m an y blends who wish them much Mr* 1. A Stum- ln*t Thur-day
M i*
W K Post in,-I dan-IK.-i
happiness
They are planning <
Ml>* t i l l **lc wer. 1 ailing on till lbi
bungalow to be Guilt near I tuck
ithgsley*. Sensttoins and Mi* VVm
L a k e , where th e y will reside
Mis* H a m * of Muytown is the Hockey Fft.day
So m e people ha ve Irish potatoes
a t t r a c t i v e guest of Mrs. Claud P at
y -.
and bea uh pianteli, ulso tornato-*
terso n for u few day*.
Mr. :r. W. Geiger spent the week and pepi>er pianta up
Sevenil pcople bave lieen rumen d
with his
daughters.
Misses
pia
1 tu ti g iibuiit sono-body *te: ting
•Lydia uni! Nellie in Pierson
R ev Gut trulge ni (liledii primi I* d tln-ir chtckr 11 •
"ito p>o|'
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tw o »ine seminìi* a l thè M elhodi*!
a* man., a- l a . ul> -..•!• n ' ohi
c h u n h lusi Sunday
ilu ni
On Thursday. thè 2 1 * 1 . at high
Mr< Kf" ' ,k " u t , b.n* wa* v.Mt.ng
noon Mrs. I). W. Adams entertainod | Mr*; * • HuUon ttnd Mr» L o x ' “«‘ J r
ut u delicious luncheon at lu-r little week.
brown cottage on Buck Lake. Mrs | Mr L H '^ a n d e y r. turned home
A d am s is an ideal hostess which S a tu rd a y . nftet t u n in g spent a <le- 1
the Imme of
fa c t within itself spells p pleasant light fui t hri»tmn /
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ill,«lay fot her guests.
I he menu wu*
cream ed tuna !i*h, rue juttHioe*. hot
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young
onions.
rndishes
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pick le*, roller’. |M-ar salii d on •- 1* I>
le ttu c e louves with French dressing!
11 nd chee«e halls; cherry pie. c o n f e r - ,
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Goto!, lemons with candy slick*
M u ch fun was hud" over finding
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places, as- each guest's nam e was
DRINK
DRINK
»pel led hack war d i . Those enjoying
G E N EVA I T E M S
M rs. Adams' hospitality were Mes
dam es Allison, Geo. Pet et». M a th
ieu x, C. A. f i n ulemon and David
S p e e r. ■
DEVTLOfED—IK f«r RUL
Return rhsriroa psKl on »II n u ll
ont«n »dilr*«H*l lu Dep» K.
Sesd f o r c *t»l» e sad n j l e o
lis t cm (tulinine.
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M O O R E ’S ST A T IO N
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d l l v c on Sunday afternoon, t h e first
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2 nd Prize—
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Ileciiliful Plrinre,$2.50
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Fine Picture, $1.50
Vid in-
CASH DEPARTMENT STORE
Sanford
Saturday,«Jnnimry 30f|i
Will be your opportunity to *.* ore
shoe hat gains at prices never nrfereil
before.
55.00 V A U 'E S Olir
ThU l^t of Shoes consists of broken
sizew—say maybe imo pair of u kind.
Somebody's size is here,
If yours, you'll Is- lucky
A $5.00 paired Shis-*
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Florida
Beginning Saturday. J a n .Unii
SHOE SALE
and lasting one w«*k. u
on a Shoe Sale that will
ufiener
$3.50 to $5.00 Value» S1.9S
This lot of ShtH-s was made by
Snow, all Goodyear welts and "union
made,” consists of Patent U-ather,
(inn Metal und
Russian Calf, in
Hlucher anil Hutton
SIkh-s and Ox/onFt choice
99c CLOSE OPT
If ynur iiz*- -is ainong r H1- p ,,
wonderful assortment of SI ,* 1
rain*, in Indies' and Mi-’.
anti Oxford«, strini;.
aim
II
you will Im- able to -*■
vUn. «,
nn() «, sl| , ,
m-s for
$1.98
LADIES SAVE GGc
Just think of getting
those Kid Hlucher Shoes
made by Selby, for only
.. ,
your size is m this lot you
tunnte
.
S3.OH SEI.IIV 'S Sl.i)«
LEATHER SH O E S 7!)r
If the little lady or little man can
Any one will stop und wonder at
wear ¡1 Shoe all sizes from ß to 10
such a bargain, hut this is moving
indeed it is fortunate, for this is un
day in (hi.* special number, consist "till leather” hit of Chil
ing of it Tan tlui'iinli C’ldf Shu- for dren’s Shoes, i*Se sjh-cLadies made by Selby.
ial
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MISSES’ DELIGHT
Beginning
SaiurtLj
morning, January tmg
with every lwenly.fi,,
cent purchase, drk. u
will he givi n o n |m „ ,
lilted in ol hr r ,, |lln,n
I ri/i * will lie drnw 11 „ n
Tuenlay, I'ehruart -ufi
at 3 p. m.
a pair ol
for Ion lies
$1.50. U
,
will Is- for-
Opporiunii) Seldom Rereivcd
$7..50 Men’s all
lioot, tanniti by a
numi for $5.P.i 1«
iqqiortunity m (it
on Sa tur di-y wbile
secure a tmrguin.
lenther Tan Cali
wuterprnnf trenicertainly n grand
your M’If Come
thè szle is on and
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HI.RE IS SOM ERO DI ’s M v i q |.
Consisti of Sellty's Putem l ..
Rgtl Kid. Tun R usm,, c „ u | ,.
s|M-cinl)y priiTil ai * | . . j
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a jwiir. This ermr, ; , -q,, .
lie put un a .*|h-cìii|
tallii- for ibis .-ale a
.(inir
"Morrinm" has made a sjiring
heel Gun Metal Hutton Shoe for
$2.4H XU «N $1^79
Dull top -Patent Ix-nther Hutton
Shoe for Miascs. low hcel , tum, liti*
$1.39 M É X f l S 1 & SAVED
, S2.4K.VAI.PE 51.59
“ Mirriam" Patent l-ratlier B ut$12.48
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ton, Red tojt. Mi »se«’ spring heel, for Ladies', ¡>izes ur<- frnìn 2 -, tu 1
$1.98 regular —Sale'
this sale a pair
«ito 11 q, sale
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ENOUGH RAID
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$3.48 LADIES SPECIAL 91.99
Shos'-l' ìfor Lulle*. $2 ’l»"'Tuul" #2 .V'I
luimls ni This sjx-i iiil line hit.- I hs-ii
reduced
fur
tili*
■sale to bargain fig
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I ,le lim<‘ 1 0
now, so here is a Lidie*
ent Hutton, Velvet
top Shoe rnilfk* by
Selin
, s i no M EN 'S $ 2 .1.9
Snow'* Put Calf Hutton and Hlucher Shoe*, made on the Phoenix toe
14.1)1).
Guuruntceil
pu lent leather just
to make name talked of
S4.9M \ Al.CE $2.98
Indeed a wonderful bargain but
n" carry over* from one ««•anon to an
other. so this 17 but
ton Tun Russian Cttlf
Shoe for Lidie*
$1.69
$2.69
FREE
A itiirdu> inornini-t In drawing •■•(’
te*l Im glut a nd I |i>*t * F e b
9, l p in
A eli.itn-e with eveiy 25c punii.i ,
( >n I hi* munter » ill Ite
found Dr»** Materiali.
»aitici in 25i for
10c
10c
Tin* I* a lende: from the "-ilk
counter. S p if ’l Weave Silk l u i « in pink n- d tvi’ii» . spe
regular l ’ oe. i»«r l In
sali
39c
s i ' ih-.* i s
On one table will L> f.niiul two
Guaranteed all leather .m-:
$.1 48 I at-^ lut* o ^ Almi * t »tin Metal Oxfords ivinsisiing of (imi Meliti, /■
button and Hluchel
ri* ~t
Knl. *|*
i; i ,i I vii
(T*
1
lf \
’A CS
O and
«tu* hui.
*|H-«;ial
val!
/]» -» —
Of course a $3 50
value union made
$2.98
$1.98
S3 on 1 1 I t s SI.99
A turn '-Imh- t* the i>a*u—t wearing
Sh«»-, |*iill’ll at f.'l tit), a gri :vt value
This Selby Kid lllu- m w r i / \
cher for Lillies, this ' S I
M M
sale
fy
nJ
f-;:"....$1.59
S2.29 SVI I >|-| i |\|
Mi n'* (¡mui. ,
. , ■
L-utlicr
Blucl.er SI . , "union mude,” * jhViul value ior $3.50,
j (ir
For a Talker This 50-inrh, all wool serge,
black and colors, (o go on sale. !IHr special, for
1 - o|’i ning -l.iv 1* ’ I
not i;•d to **■!• i he*» I,
orditi t.ioimiv .tini,
t-Ji s i H I M . 1 ,,
lor i tu* *.ib I hi- - |o «
pi I’l.int Stnimg „* *
iperinl bud-r wc (out t.,1 mili
w I. I . Il
k III iwn e ver) Win re
Hi. valile mie
are
. .
|
7k
25c SPEC I M S 19c
ill. this table will »*• plan
I liuti1»—! o[ (he season *
weave*, .’.'n value*. Ino- 1
popului -hade-. |*-( Vtl
19c
$18.75 i ( H T SI ITS $5.98
We have jin t a lew Lillies' Coat Suit* that are to I** et*
/YO
closed out right away, these an- hand tnilnmi by the
rnri-t skillful tailor*, for Saturday and Monda)
S 17.9S to $21.00 \ ILTEN i l l 98
Tin* lliie imTnde* all the Intest nund>er>r that we rn- »bowing, direct
from Pifth \venue i-rul IVroiulwny. having I* en in
l'a .ti.ire a vi-r> sliort vviiib Hut now t- the »uni ' •*
••:1 »v’l ■I- I »! i» l »»■»t ta ‘ ' , r »* 1 1 . p rt<r
1 IHs I s l l q i t |M.
I IRS'! S l lt t U INI.
».I tl, new ypriiig Models in
I l l ’ll.) .m l
M »>r
Children’* Dr«—•’i s will I*- ou ex
lueuti ot¡r »ir*! showing of tlie-e
hibition Saturday, Jim. 30th and
Hlylirdi and netti one piece Dresse*.
Monday. F'cli. 1st. This line will
These values are well worth $1.50
corn (irise
value*
hut we will have
w«»ll worth $1 50,
them priced for
our price only
only
( t H.D U E \TDER NOT «»Al It
Tía- tune fo: buying that in- ■■ Wool Sweater, réguler
value evi-rv where Î 2 tPLo'i» * n a * . 30 to 12 for this
«ale
$5 nil *\'. I c m : It's $2 tin
•
Li t •» ¡ l l i i.. » 1 . 1 s » ,..t t, r* ) ■ >»I 1 n »in Ç . N1'
$11.98
$1.19
11»., o u t Mn
«•neh
$1.19
79c
SAIT KDAI 9 A M.
10« ( . I N t . H A M S 7 >»r
For Suturdny and Moudey *ee
t lui ipei i.il tu bit nf Vtuoikt ag Dre**
lilllghallls.
m
.oli pio.........
•'
-e
gl IL! .11 II
I MI* I
-.h
II
'Dil* I* Ibi- regular 15r «c|!er
-« .t'-nji
tr. in Unni si i l i m . it».
The i* a popular viravo in ill woo
Suiting bltu 1. -naiv .nd
-»,-ple •aio:*
■-(* I tall •
priced ! hi* stie. , il
49c
$13.29 RA IT R D M
VND M O .M H i iff'is
$9.98
I!»-.
»la
l '»■ I » ' •
i ini » ■ h i». 1 '■ r ■
81.79
, »,. t * i
$2.79 S H I R T S $ 1.89
lîalbriggv.n Slwr»
«Iso Kh.*lie Sialo I
Mi n
This *»« ■n t
on *ole Sit urda v
Satuiday, Ja n . 30th and Mon
day. Feh 1st w'lll be big days'll)
F'lantii-I Shirt*
We have u *(»
ini Ime of $2 79
Valli«'* will'll
al»
™••-.. •' ' 39c
$1.89
$1.69
$2.69
t »II- la ‘ I " |V . 1 »»’. l*( ■, .»I . , ' .1 ) Ut l’J-, - » t : .
$ 1 OU. S|«eeiul fof Mil* * il»- Meri * " f Hoy*'
«s un l i t i Ri it i l s « t * - il nrd,
i I \t <t I •
'i
t* i '
RIBBON SALK
'S a le extraordinary of RiblMm*.
value* to 15c a yard, for
ibla sab- your choiiv («r
iT i*
yard only
PEARL MTTTDNS
LACFi SALE
A choiie a-’ primen» nf pearl Ru!
In this lot will he found Tare val
Ion* for 5c n i|nr< i . w, will
fv J
ue* to 5c u yard, very speca»
» iq i*
mill priced this side, 3 yds
Í T Í * (dan’ *|»-cii.I n*sortmint
onmtl«- for only
for
This is a choice L e e numls-r, allover black hllk L u v , luindaomo dcHign. «(lecial vnlue for
p A
75r a yard, ynur choirtat only
\ J kJ \ ^
KID GLOVE SPECIAL
3 clasp Kid Giovit - This lot i*
s|*’cial x«lui * for $1.60 a
n
pc.fr,
y Q Ç
»vir «¡zi» 5H to t'S,
b irr k nr tr.n, *rk ’
$7.75 D R ESSE R $ 1 98
Quartered
plate 1
for this
specially
only..
V.C|| S-l î -I *1,1 A
Pin-« will I*’ moving day in »lie Men’* S uit Popnr'
meiit. -o tin- StW’i’ml "Ail Wool" >ml* tli*t “ ill I* |
on sal' will ini'liiili’ $14 2!» >!*• ml* for «ml)
N O T IO N
Ilockinf« Chair Special, worth
$2.97 for only $1.98.
"
Mens Clothing Sale
SafuVday, Jamtar)- 30lh, and
Monday-, Fcbruury 1st will lie
Special Bargain Days.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
>\ r. % %i i I
T'J i r$ vvi«ti I.
*1’
l 1 Hi.» ’ ► I t I" i i j i
à•' *1'G 1-* r f *
b,- i i e * d -oil a i
line Nul ur dl i ) >il.d M ó t a l a )
S A L E
’.il.'
()C
»p»>. , ; o
FREE
With ever) 25, i ii'
will giv e n i hi. " "t. '
om«- prizt i
W. v.ill
. ■•
"Di vti r P. •• " i- '
WI’lte i 1.11 I . I
I*
' •1« uth* at |.r:.i •!
for
Thi* line "f "4 Billion Kill Gîm«*,
. 1 o< Ptil.'-sfl
Mark or white or«- $3.50 vi-luca.
Whit temor« • l .
S«s> these Siituiday d * O
Q Polish lor B la c k ; I,-*
and Moud.'y at null
1m- i lu'iil "..
i
jir p ii,x
Furniture Sale
If» rCN TKIt TAIll.K 9Hr
—
5ltr Wi m i s i ITIVI. - ,
K*»r
■r ij I.i *
1 '»
V-
lo I all I r
M, ’
SATT It PA \
DRYGOODS
Ladies Ready-to-W ear
Mil. Imi lo t,
XTHA SPEC I\l i l .V.«
L IM II ALL \V(M)|. S E R G E Tilt
15c GINGHAMS I Ur
The genuine Red ’Seul /u-phVr
í ».îi^h.ifn> .jri- iiu t'o i.'ì ut Hi
j»Noi“«i tiy fn iu> at 1 ái
i» vani. Satiir*in> unii
Moiniu y
III
FORM EN
$1.99
25. N M l I in.
$ l.f ]
on|y
S18.75 DHESSINC; TAHI.i: Sll.üh
$5.50 KITCHEN SAU
Ha* I hr> r s i n I . •
two wire s i t i s i :
sale
*•
I ] 1*
V 'L . '
DI AMOND Nt I It 'N ' I
Furniture of quality on easy terms is what we have built our reputa
tion up on. Buying furniture and chairs in solid car-load lots, as we tlo,
enables us to secure the greatest in values, and . that is the reason we
can give the terms and prices we do. For a small payment down and
weekly payments of only one dollar we can set you up in housekeepingGOr LAMPS 49c
Sec thU ipedal number l i m p ,
Chimney» Burner nnd
a a
Wick complete, our price
4 .M P
for on ly.................................
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MAHOGANY FURNITURE
SPECIAL 7c SALK
our Bnerjnl 7c counter Of
c
a l__iii
«
c
^
t c
our ^P^clal \aluoa. St*parr*to
duhes, pl|U-9 ( etc., for Saturday and
Monday.
/.
pieces or auitw.’
*
SAUCEPAN SAI F
. S*® thl* »pedal number m 1
iUwara 8 *uct|iuni In
“|
|tt~ ,
»(«ecinlly low
J[
and'priced ji t only
Jacks o n ville , F lo rid a
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l iNUARY 29. 191*
TH E SANFORD HERALD
PAGE T H R E E
WEEK’S PRO GRESS
IN S O U T H L A N D
A HirmmuiMin '!••••! compan» ha*
"Cori»truriion|ri»n tra c t* have tteen
reci-iM-d (rum ,. » m ir n i railroad an awarded u* follow»»' Railway I>ri<1Kt*
order (or ,10.lino tup, of nti*.d tail, over Aliiliuinn river "in A labam a:
Another iiini|mny of the »ante eity. Icvp»' and «•wen,
Augusta, -Gu.:
uliLrli i-: <»|»t i t iug .1 « pLint ilay. paving- (Jiiitmnn. ( ¡a , railway shop
HOTEL F»R SANFOIU) AND MANY nii;l)t ami Sunday bus rvictvod tute >building. VVaycro».», t in
»unitami m
T
\ OTHER IMPROVEMENTS IN
order for b.S.luio barrel» of <ement building Chest, r. S i" . school builda ,,,[,ip:i’n
It.gl.. t \!..
b.i» nut. l,,H.dlc. Ft.i
panni:, »ewer*
- S U T E OF FLORIDA
re ce n ed ,t .rit* ur.l'-r Iro m la. k m ii
and w ater work»*» M .m ateo, F la .;
Çoluii'Lu». G h ., Jun. 28. T h e ln- ville, Hu. and lai - pino d it. pia nt 1 factory huildmj:. Columbus, t ía .;
dostruì Index
ln iu iv u ie fo r in 0|M«ration
warehouse, Chester, S ('.
"A
compatii
ha»
been
incorilo"industrial plants »ill be estubthi»
...
“ Steadily in creasi ug a d iv a t e * in rated to e»iiibh>li electric light and h*hcd
follow»
t he »outhenst in d ic a te goml R e n e ra i' power p la n t, and i.
pi.m l , n, Flor
" F lo u r and gri»t mill. Illvthe, Gu ;
*ro m liti°n!' ì»i F e h ru a ry .
ida i u ie. and to timid .m •1. ct r;. cotton mill extension, t'olumluis, G a;
■*•
. The tirsi m o n th of thè y e a r ha» railway.
fertilizer factory. Mid ville, ( ¡a .; ice
• ^foujht husIneM im p rove m e nt th a t
"A Fionda city in i, awarded con- plani. lai urei. Miss.; abattoir, J a c k
h irdly »eemed pow ibl® nix w e e k * tr a f t (of
, (,lr
improt eiucnt * to sonville, Fla.; cold storace plant.
#(0, and th è p ro s p e ri* are e v e n ■
Alaron, t í a .; electric light plant,
briithter h>r g re u tc r f im p ro v e m e n t.
Tom
»«, Gu.; railway extension (rom
"T w e n ty -s ix
corporations
have
- M flriuDclurins [>!nnts ha ve been in Ins'll organized luring t he wc.*k with Stnrje to Greuti ( ‘ove Springs, F la ."
•
m u l i . ■ * " - i » r * l l 7 ' “ i ' 1 " ’ »">■
. t |,h h,d In -... d o t a i h ,..- b .n u n
.................... ...
_
•'T-hr inereuse in C onstant io ti o p e ration* i* nnt * ° e nsily pxpreaaéd in
it i»
largo. The
fijun». but
nui h
I* tarso,
i he p ia n »
izeil at lu i.
.........
h i r i , ggtegating
ulte in mm organ
All.« . and Al ont iridio.
Anioni: i he ite m i ot coti .< ru ctio n *
woyk lo ite d o n i' ;
re purled i hi-*
Diversified Plant in tfs Are Safe Plantings
Sof< S h e ll Pecans
Pecans will produce more
actual food value per acre
than any other crop. Plant
thrm around t he battik and •t her
1’Ml.iingx. Try iomt of our big
'L tue» or Other choice varictica.
Fi(jx nnd Assnrlcd Fruifs
f é I plant Hr li< met *■ imp
ili in, ico.r.J, to supply I", j I in., : ketl and lliird, fur commercial «tnppmg.
l’f tu i iiiL'ing f ! un $Jtv> I *1 !.. ysia i i » I
per ji re <an be n>-'dc (torn yr »mg,
marUlmg or canning ligi, y cue tic»,
pean, plum». Japaneic persimmons,
giapri^' I ether orli, n n fruii'.
(ìriiiinii’.x Marclenny Trees
Wc have a icmnlrtc » u si L.r louihrm
plaining atour NIacclenny nmirnri, n< ar
Jscliunvillc, Florida, including pnan«
and other null, grapefruit, urangei, a
lorird fruiti, tuie bin hr«, shade trees
» inn, irrita and liirublictj.
iu
kt .
Roses, Trees, Shrubbery ^
Planting roses, shade tree*
and shrubbery w ill make the
home more bram i fui ind at11.»<tivr. and w ill i*u it o r its
selling value mane 'ime» the
c is t in a very ^ h o r^ tim c .
In tin; schedule of prizes offered
by Semimde ('nunty Fair, baby wilt
figure. Th is does not refer to the
"Reality* C lass." for in this contest
"h ooks Don't C oun t." although not
a handicap, one way or the other.
The highest authorities arc quite
ulffced that the " P r e t t y baby is Jftt
'dways the best*or the most perfpet
haliy by any means." The tfwurds,
J?Ílí J *
stUr tttlrcii ut " f - i(r iti" t ari l fuori
il ' I . \| . ! l f 1 1 1 ,
|
i
I i'.n t w< t e| .j .t : , .1 » n li At an lenii) ,'t. w a
tire», 'I tie satsutua it specially retorn-
nt' tide J ( r ny •'
and will e, ;•
i it plant t'u* I' i I .tjy
I 111,! U t ) c
( ir ilitn ii's If) 15 T ree lltm k
Clives the rtj ■■ >11 ■i ■tu e . ( t: ■u » ho havc
s.dvnl the d itti, u lt ir i id fr.ut and nut
culUirr. W rite f.,i th r Ite r t , . l
Ti,e
S c u r ir H u il'tlri'- arc li- t r , I tu the tree
I- k and w I b>- iti .
I ,n rri|u r» t. T hr v
i ulani | ! , :. ’ . 11,■ j I i ii Jt uri- di reel ton,.
Gr i f f i n g B r o t h e r s
( t:onc;ii m a » »,
I w i at l t d .
j \i
ksiismi
i > n.rmiDA
T h o u s a n d s o f A c r e s o f O u r L a n d a t th e N o r t h E n d o f
L a k e O k e e ch o b e e A re N ow R e a d y fo r C u ltivation
111«*,** Ian»!* i|n not n m I ilr a it iit ig o ilie r lim n » m a ll rlite lu *» ue»*t*s*nr>’ »>n a n y fa rm .
M a k e a t r ip
11* < i h i v i lio lte e on th e n e tt ilit is io a o f th e F 'lo riila H ast ( 'o a s t lia iltv a v t v it h iu il ile ln y , a m i see fo r
t o u rs e lf jti» l \\ h a l l In •>!'liim l-i are N o te t h a t O k e e e lio lte e t» now o jt ly a ( r ille o v e r tw e lv e h o u rs'
j'U in ie t fr o m dai k - o tit ilh '
I n v e s t i g a t e T h is W o n d e r f u l C o u n t r y W h i l e Y o u
Can H a v e a C hoice of L o c a tio n s fo r Y o u r F a r m
A " 0 w ill lim i it iinexeelfrrH -fo r general fa r m in g . liv»*»ioek a m i |M iu ltry ra is in g a liti fo r g ro w in g a ll
k iln l- o f t rg e t a lile * i o id i , ion to F io rii la a» w e ll as th e tin e s ! e it r iis f r u it .
T h is lo w ’ll a m i c o u n try
w ill g ro w a l a it n n m n iig ra te ilu r ittg th e n ext few ye a r» .
W e also h a v e e x c e lle n t h a u l a m i to w n
■ k d s ^ tl C h u lu o ta a m i K c tu n iv tllr th e fo rm e r a lin o la k e » c e lim i in S e m in o le C o u n t y Huilbcl to
fr u it g ro w in g , Ir tie k in g a m i g e n e ra l ( a rm in g , a m i th e la t t e r a fe r t ile p itie la m i c o u n tr y in Osceola
( 'o titi I \ » -I us'ta lly a d iti d e i I to sto c k np.»ing, g e n e rili fa rm in g a n d f r u it g ro w in g . W r it e to d a y (or
fu ll particular» ft»
‘
^ .
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v* X
* z>
o n *. . ;
J. E. INGRAHAM, Vice-President
«
Land nnd Industrial D epartm ent, Florida East C oast Railway
R oo m 202 C ity B u ild in g
e a rly last ye ar, to p ro m o te 'and de
velop u n iv e rs a lly h ig h e r sta nd ard »
of Ic ilile s , u t i l i
b e tte r I tu i l l
eon- |
tests a> an in tro d u c tio n and prizes
Mirili g Mi,' toltili, ut .ill tone» and
a» an tu re n 11 ve
on ñus committer will serve Airs. lie »tutes tita I th e o Ilice » til he open
I he year ro u n d and the ta xp a ye r ra n
Terheun, ,
P ro m in e n t physicians a nd nurse* ufw it)» ilic i H ie in fo rm a tio n sought
A ir Vaughn p ro liw ill lie on t h<* e x a m in in g board. about t.ivos
S T . A U G U S T IN E , F L O R I D A
74,909 FO RD S IN THE PA ST FOUR MONTHS
Prizes (or llie parade and contest
Will In' al. ro u n . e.( l i t e r
l i is io ih , i redil o( i be W o m an 's
( lili» 1( .11 I hey recognized ill** value
of T ill. • ■ « to ,1
Orartifes nnt! G rnpt>fm il
f C ■ Nt. h mty nup T t ir i grapefn. ' an.!
*.t mgr t ; i r . .u r ì . .i 11 .1, <!111111. . ' ■aia* |
U t i l V ir ili I tí g <■r»111- n f i >rti. i i " ' , f i t tv j m*ii -, v e l t r i lu'ntt*>. ra|M‘, |M*jttpttf s, Kll<!/.U. s p itle le s i ftu 'llls j
b e ,tile , r n i- in g Ite r iiiiu ia . H ll.n l.',. l'a ra , N a ta l t ilt il id lu T g ra "<■' fo r lin y a n il p a - lu r r .
W illi al
tin
rn |i» a» a ila ld e . i t i l l l r . , I n-t •| » a tttl Im g , ■tut 11it ■,e green fis u l the y e a r n u ttu l
’’Ueller Hah) C on test”
and preparation* for bullrling are
such a* m indicate that consti in - *'***k. ai.
tion operations in tho southiust will
"Apartment l.ou»e. Atlae.i (i.i
joon l»e nearing normal. Tin; Ind u s- church building. Aiiimtoo, Ab.
trial Index expect* utiitsal buildingu. hotel building, .Sanford, Fla.; school
activities in’ ttib spring and n um m et. j building, drainage, »ewer* and -water‘'Colton i* selling nt 18.60 m ore a works, Hnwkinsville, Gu
garages,
bale than it brought at the low level ‘ .Augusta, G a .; and Dunedin,
>sg W
J a - t s e W
H f T * f<-Vnaf
ra il! physieaR y.
nf
T h is new a ryl in te re s tin g feature
Railroad* ar«‘ making large expendi* ing.' Atlanta, Gu.; factory buildings,
turw A number of cities and ro u n - Ja c k v n v ille and West Tam pa, Flu.; is not th e re su lt o f a n o rig in a l in
ties are making. ur preparing (o warehouses two, Auguste G.> and te n tio n . but ra th e r an in c id e n t, a
nislo* large ou tlays for public ini- Ala con. tin . and St
p e t e r ,burg, second th o u g h t us it were to a
m o v e m e n t. in a iiguraJcd in jh e east
provement*.
Ua.
The tjfriy in divciified planting in fuming and fruit growing never
w*» m apparent a* now. It will protect you from lour, brought
* on by over-production and one crop calamities. Divcriiitcd
planting« provide the profita for an all-year-round income.
Okeechobee Farms
11 „111 I
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of
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knows more about I be count»
,'t. in ! i ir.- ug,- . •>1 A.>! ,|-i.i
, o l b i r resilient of tbt» mm
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with exhibits of Stock; Hogs and Poultry, and the products of South Florida. Raomg, Polo, Sports, Aeroplanes Lectures and Entertainments of all kinds.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
can make the statement il dtir*.
appreciate
ita reference t o 1 Orlando
, U. J . HOLLY, Editor
W. M. HAYNES,. Business Manager as a“ "lovely
"lovely and
and progressiv«*'
progressive. little
. iM .
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!‘ut>U*h*<! E»*ry Tur**.Uy and K«t<t»r
t**cr statement» concerning the su-
THEHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANYt periorily
strictly adhered to hy all the ed
itors. The people tof this section will
please he go veined accordingly. The
Herald has spokyn about (his rule
several times and any one who has
resided here long is familiar with it. ,
Observer is clearly a stranger in the ;
community, hence the IL-pulilu an
tendencies and the attem pt to breuh
into print under cover of darkness.
Are You Losing Money?
of Lakeland only tin the
ground th at Editor Hetherington
^ A D IS T I NCT l.OSS is always occasioned when money lux idle.
Hirns« H im o N run K. is aim a n o :
hasn't visited Orlando in unite a
ONE ÏEAH ............
11.00 while. Hob Holly has; he slips in
I f you have mourn II011 can se^ d lo m f k
once earning interest by depos
BIX MONI 118.'....................................... I «
and
<jut
frequently,
and
he
knows
iting
it
with
the
Peoples
B
an
k
in
a
savings
or time deposit account. HY
THREE MONTIES......................................... T*
whereof he sneaks and speuk».—
invite accounts in any amount, and extend to our depositors every courtesy
D U h e r d Ip Ui« I lly by r e f i l l 1 2 - 0 0 E f t V ftf l®
Lakeland Telegram.
Florida Items All Itighl
and [attention, whether their deposits be large or small.
A f ln n rr or 20r. 1’ rr M«nlh
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| Washington.
Jun.
28. — Florida
rsymrnla In « ilio n MaM tW
> Mad« •« «>IUr»
Sanford will l>e rilled with visitors comes out swimmingly in the river
llamad Ab 8 ara«d.(laa« MsD Maim AuftiM 22nd
Th<*
next w«*ek and it behooves every and harbors appropriations.
IIM, al Iba l'oaloffir« al Äonfold, l'iotida,
senate
rommltt«*e
has
completed
its
citizen
to
become
host
and
see
that
Fndrr Art of March ltd. ISTI.
the visitors are treated right and revision of the hill, which passed the
- P t WAwr tour b u s i h e s s .
Tiltpkne No. 141 are not imposed upon in any par- house some time ago.
Ollko ln Harald Uaildlas
All Florida
itents
are
kept
in
the
bill
and
some
ticular. Tho rates will remuin the
II. E. TOUR
same during the fair and any exor of the Florida appropriations are in
R. R. DEAS
M •M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS
F L O R ID A L I V E S T O C K
Cubie
A*«I r&fchlr r
creased.
For
instance,
the
amount*
bitant
prices
charged
the
visitors
Vit*Prraldrnl
Era.ldant
The meeting in Sanford ntjxt week
for
improvement
of
theSt.
Johns
should
lie
resented
by
Sanford
citiof the Florida Live Stock Association
If the river is increased to $577,000, which
‘ th at hits been railed during the Sem xrns in no uncertain terms.
inole County Fair Association will eilige ns can accommodate people lit ! wms the amount estimated hy the
be full of surprises for the stranger their homes they s h o u fin e t fhe* fair |_w«r departmontjengineering bureau,
for we
who does not realise th at Florida is committee know about it
n way
must
not
let
the
guests
go
rapidly forging ahead in this great
|seventy-seven ladies present, great dance on Tuesday evening wt.re ,
While!
developemt of the state's resources. without accommodations.
ly in terested In the demonstration. charming trio of girls chaperoned by
Florida has become the giratesi most of the visitors will be Irom
For each one present .the society re Mrs. J . L. Medlin, the entire party
state in tho Union for the all y e a r : neighboring cities many of .them will
ceives tw e n ty cents, m akin g u total being guests of Mr. W. J . Thigpen
round raising and grating of live! ho from a distance and they will
of fifteen dollars and fo rty cents, at the Sanford House. Besides Mn,
stock and is probably the only state ¡have to be takon care of during the
BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS
the proceeds of the plensant, in- Medlin were Miss Othelia Mediin of
In the Union th at has so many hrond fair. The Herald will assist in ev¿ ^ U A ^ v tb y a U ttliM K H b . - u .
^ Ja c k s o n v ille -.
M ts v
H n in a if f i ’mprairics and pasture lands upon ! cry way in this undertaking ami i f j r ~ 7 7 f r
U B -3 -tt.ü A v T B =
~r
rnond of Washington, D. C. and Mis
' T i V s - t *».w h}M r tfbrfjg
{ ' - ¿ r f r " n r f ' t V f i r r i f t * Fé1M bm V o r acvAhtMagic Hrugg a J —Ufuinn
Congrnial P a rty
Jun. includisi
Communications for this Column Should be Marked ",Society Editor*
or
*safoty every month'in tho ye*ur. "T h e moilations of any kind for the fair
C ontlffJKflru l’a g Among tho guests a t tiiq return «
I’hnnrd to M rs. R. A. Tt*rhcun, I'honr 203
live stork at the Seminóle County will phoHe or olili "at this office we
Fair will demonstrate that' the best will publish the list and stieet numcan i>o raised here and the dernbn- b e r s , free of charge in I u e sd a y »
llriilgr t.unehrun
bridge luncheon.
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strutions by experts and tho meeting P»l>cr for tin benefit of the visi
Surrounded with much interest
(iuests of the department were:
of the live stock men of tbe state, iors.
and being always one of the most Mufdarnes J W. Dickin*. J . C. Hen.will do much lor this great industry.
popular and important social func net, { ’ceil Butt, W F Garter, (Jen.
ti
Thp figute* on the live stock in
tions
of tiie mid winter season, the A D e C o tteS and her guests Misses
The Middle Florida Fr««** Asso
Florida are given in the Miami
bridge
luncheon given by the Social Mary and Louis«* DeCnttes of J a c k
ciation lias been formed tn boost
Herald us follows:
the interests of their section of the Deportment of the Woman's Club sonville; Miss Laura Fish and iter
"A n increase in the past live years
state. One of the first things they Tuesday afternoon was very beau guest, Mrs. B. J . Gorman of Green
in the number of horses owned in should do In that line is to ruiB0 tiful and delightfully informal. The
Hill, Conn.; W. A. Fitts. T . A. Neal.
Flotida of over eleven thousand is their subscription price to a straight assembly room of the club was ino-it
W. D. Holden. It. J. Holly and
noted in u bulletin issued hy the nuattractiv e with the harmonious blend guest, Mrs. Wilson, II. A. Howard,
¡
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$1.50 a year. The snudi town, w eek-1 Ul
tional agricultural department for ,y p(tpcr ^
u |)ot worth lh at ha(, of re.l and green, the colora of the (\ O. McLaughlin, It A. Newman
the year ending December ill, 1914.
better gu out of btisiliess anil tie* one el ub anil its «luinlily appointed sainuel Fulcalon and guest Mrs*. <>
At the present time there are fifty
,
,
,
. .
with i iiei r pretty luncheon \v llrady of New York: J .
H
.
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,
,.
that is worth it docs a lot mon* good tab)«
seven thousand horses in this state,
sets
of
white and violet
Itoiiinillat, Roy Symes. it K Tolar,
than that for its community
It
valued at one hundred and twenty
Festoons of bamboli and ro»i*s \\ I, Morgan. 11«•nr > Wight and
may sound funny t« «u> tb.it r.ti-ing
dollars per.head, lu the. liyt yearthe subscription price will be for the adorned tin* walls and overed tin jfin*».t-. Mrs Iluntoti! and Mrs Mniincluded between lb 10 anil lb 15 the
best interests of
their section but it screens, while tbe
columns were i-n
dleton, Braxton f’erkiro. Geo
i)
value of the individual hotae in
will, |i will result in the publication twined with the satne, creating a Bishop, Hayes,
Florence U a l l a i * ,
creased from one hundred and nine
of much In-tier
|iaper» for it will charming efiect ver> |o m -I> in it- 11 \\ Herndon. Forre-,1 Lake. (■ F
dollars to one bundled and twent vgive the papers
tin* leeway between gorgeous beauty. I uses aqd bowls
Sun lb, { ‘ E, Henry, Fred Wulsmun,
one, und tiiu number in tho state i
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I
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i i
i successful and unsuccessful business, of red ros«*s were used effectively Mr« Schilling: Mi ««e« Snide«* M il- 1
from fatty six thousand, in round*.,..
, ,
I he twi-lvi- luneInbilt tables wcri ll.itll«. Belle Miniti, Nellie Killer.
.«
,
I In- s u c c e s s f u l p a p e r In a g o o d d e a l
numbers, to idly seven tbousatnl
,
,
,
. , Ite tier and more successful Iio os ter centered alternately t>\ howls of fra Lucca Chappell, Anna McLaughlin.
In e number-of mules increased in ,
,
, ,
._
,n.
grant fresh roses, violets or purple .Adelaide Higgins. Florence Frank,
,
.
than the failure.
rampa lim es
the same time from twenty thr«*e
asters.
A templing and delicious Gretchen Schultz. Alititi* Hawkins
thousand to twenty eight thousand,
^
five course luncheon was served and - Mis« Schilling
whjlo the value jier animal increased
We want to put tin* other counties
ti - .
consisting o f .
♦
from one hundred and fifty five dol- on notice thut Seminole county i»
Boiiillion with Chipped Cream
S'f .tynri* tin 11tt
lifts to one hundred and sixty thicr going after the prnte at the Sol>
♦
< routons
Cows increased ul number, drs- Tropical Fair in Orljimio week after
Mi*«
7.ne
Munson
vu«
tin*
charm
\
♦
Chicken Fate
Cream Green i'i-i«
■
pite heavy <>xportation, fiom one next
Ni-vir before ilas there been
mg
young
hostess
to
the
members
o
f
Saratoga Chi]>s
Dread Stick«
♦
hundred and eighteen thou nan I to such a systematic gathering of t lie
St
Vgm*« Guild Monday afternoon ^
I )i I moni co Sciati
♦
one hundred and thirty three thou re-uum-s o f t h e count
maitih t.-W ..for.
Uo.picfor* « heese n! ills fiottìi- of Mr« llr.ix'on F i t
♦
»anil, and in value from thirty five beiause they will In shown here
T il
kilt«
* 111 Vcs
doilara each to fort} two dollars and first - rid ihoi taken . * irrland«) and
♦
Flati* wgr»» ili«eu**«-d fui thè «pring
Heavenly Hash
fifty rente.
in this way a n u cb U * i e r And finer
*ork tn fu* dune I*v thè (inibì am i a ♦
t olfee
t ake
Swino increased in numin-rs over Uispia> will be arranged
Seminclr
vetv deli gli! (ul after neon enjoyeil ♦
Mints
one hundred Dibuaanit in the M in e county ahould curry «»If the county
bv
t busi* jiresent
Deliemus cnke
Fruit punch was served through
♦
'time ‘ and tilso .increased in value |irir.e and exjwcts in do »«> From t il
and
ice
ereitin
were
«erved
unti a Isti
out
tin*
afternoon
♦
from lour dollais and eiglity rents indication» the Orlando fair will InA spirited game of bridge was thè speciul brand of mini» tu wtiieh
each to six dollars., Sheep showed no the largest in the history of the
♦
tinse
voiitig
ladies
are
addn*t«»«|
Increase in number« and only twent v count} and there will be man} thou played for several hour. the t ip Fnjoyit g i l e ho-|i|i ,|o \ ut I lietr ♦
«■ K
ib
•r* ••1 111*I — «•ore being inaili- tiv Mrone cents «*i»ch in value in the ti\ -and« there to *i
were Mi—Orrm«*« f
♦
Harrell,
Sr
.
«be
was
pre«»**,
i.-u
with gr..i iiiu.
} ears
Let ever} one in Setnlliolu v is it tile
\
Seal.
Dr.ivtoii
Fi-rkin\reliie
i
In*
tir»!
prue,
a
casserole
Mi««
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These figures give a slight in «inter co u n t} r. nd «ei* tin- I- « lutil i *.
lieti«. >pteer. It.-V Arthur l'eck and
Litui«!'
DuColtes
ut
Jacksonville
won
night into the animal industry of for in comparisons are tin* mean« of
Mtsses Josie Stumon, Evn Walker,
Florida, but they are only a mere betterment in growing fruits, veget the second prize, a pretty little cut Charlotte Ifund, fiussie Ogram, M a r
glass
deposit
vase
•
and
to
Mrs.
X
indication of what conld really he able» nini live ntork.
tha King. Salome llninpton, Snido«* ♦
Middlclnh
fell
the
consolation
prize
la n d s .'
dono If tho »title turned its atte n
— O-----of u hand embroider«*»! guest towel. Williams and Francis Aspinw-ull.
tion, seriotuiiy, to cattle, hog and
"Upon behalf of the Seminole Mr« W E Watson was the ch arm
♦
sheep raising."
I h mo ii st rut inn
County Fair Association the editor ing hostess of thi.« charming occa-.ion.
♦
0
wishes to thank the state newspapers assisted h\ Mr- < t* McLaughlin,
A very interesting and instructive
♦
IK M EM A OK
for their very generous commenta
|jtlv Sy mes and Mrdeiimnstration of aluminum cooking
lohn
Why send :.f r m Cor. or Rome Upon the fair at all t i m e s . " say« the Hemii-tt on till- refreshment commit Utelislb w: • hcl-l .it the home of ♦
Th.
ilv.-rtising
for Sunday
is or bah
of huy? Sanford H e r a l d
♦
Missen Adelaide Biggin«, Anna Mr«
Mr* S i) Shinhol-uu Monda} after
ia’t ’s buy t «ix* goods w«1 nmk - at has mude the fair famous und the M r I at ug hlln and
Lucca Chappell noon under the au* pice* of the Home ♦
Several city lots and homes for sale on it rue
home and show we’re patriots that newspaper men ‘ of Florida are in- serving; Mm Roy Symes and Mr.«. Departmeni of the Missionar} So♦
that
may suit you.
w-ny! The gii nt vessels sail the deep vited to come to Sanford th«* first Bennett (rutti the Social Depart- ciety of tin* Methodist church. T h e
and bring us doodads made abroad; w«*ek in F«•brunty und see us in gain ment und Mrs. L«>uckx and Miss demonstration was held nut of doors ♦
A. constant demand for houses and rooms.
wo buy such traps and fail to keep attire. Wc will be r«*ady for them Mary Chappell from the Literature and each lady present wan given a
List your property with us, we will sell or ren! it.
bur money «in our nntive sod. and take care of th e m ." It is un D epartm ent on tho «locoruting com piece of aluminum ware.
It was
Eire Insurance, Itondin^.
Those ships lako back our htird- usual for the newspuper folks to be mittee.
T o Mrs. Watson und her conducted by Mr. Flu miner, the <♦>
curm-d cash, to t>ay the freight for thanked for anything—but it is excellent com m ittee is due tho c o m representative of the everwear ulu- ^
Europe's kings; to pay for bottled pleasant all the same. We wish we plete Nociat triumph of thi* annual mirnim cooking utensils. There were
succotash and stuff we grow nt homo, could go to the big fair in Sanford
by jins».
My, wife's new lid was for wo beliove overy good word wo
made In Franco, and 'tis a phony have said ab ou t it.— Tim cs-Unlon.
thing Indeed; the broadcloth in my
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Sunduy punts was tnnnufncturcd by
Dawg-gone Jo e Reese's picture,
tho Tweed.
Tho sauce tho groc«tr
ha »nys that wc sneak Into Orlando
♦
♦
sent today was brought from Lunquite often and know uil about the
nun in a crate; it costs like blitaen—
town and now* our wife has a faint
I 'm u st pay the «luty added to the
suspicion that muybu we have been
freight. Wo sing our patriotic songs
going to Orlandp without her con
and boost tho flag and seldom cease;
sent ami knowledge. Ju st for th at
but whon we want gargoyles or
wo intend to go to Orlando fair on
gongs, we ship them tn from south
Friday and spend tho whole day
ern Greece. And, as I write, a bun
down there with tho permission of
dled barks bring curlicues across the
Muyor Sperry and the police force
foam ; oh, profit by these sage re
and just show J o e Recce th at wc are
K c
F F. rOMTKR. V^r »•»m.div
marks and learn to buy your junk
A. I. O E f Î 8 . A l t i C a h i u i
not sneaking into tho fiont door or
a
t
home!—
W
alt
Mason.
W S
the hack door and we just daro him
to break our hat while in his city.
LIB EL O U S
T h e Orlando Reporter-Star crush
To Observe* .
of Security and Satisfactory Service is obtained
ing the jewel Tru th under its brutal
The Herald h a s received’ several
foot stands by Bob Holly of the
by an account with the First National Bank.
8 anford Herald in his libelous and letters lately signed "O b scrv or" and
You arc cordially invited to make this your
defamatory Inexactitude about a they have gone into the waste paper
0 epos itnry«
plain m atter of- fact obvioua to the basket, although they were really
Your checking account, whether large o i
naked eye, and »ays Boh was tight good articles on timely su bjects.
small, is welcomed.
in affirming th at Orlando was the Some of them have been antlBe,
best interior c i t y . of tho state. Of adtninisUation but wo givtj the ReE ;
Com o See Us G asparilla W eek
in te re s t P a id on S a ving s A c c o u n ts
course wo laughed the absurd Holly ppblicans tho right to d i^ g iee with
us
over
politics.
Howftver,
it
Is
t
h
e
p
fiction to »coin, hung It up by the
Capital $35,000.00
Surplus and Profits $58,000.0b
tall like a singed cat and publicly iron clad rule of this office th a t no
r
dorided It, and now* comes the Rq- articles will be printed unless they
portor-Star and run find nothing are signed by tho real name of tho
rst
a t io n a l
better to say than this, which 1» ho writer. This la not for.th e purposo
is
Utile to the point that we fearlessly of publication but to know who9HI
c m » a g
. reproduce U : ___ ___________ m p o n z lh la -Jo r _ the. w m m u n lix tiiiiu
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
SANFORD, FLA.
(
ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS
I
I An Income Now
Beautiful 7-room bungalows, hot
and cold water, on improved vegctablc farm. 700 (ine Minoi
and Wyandotte chickens, incuba
tors, coops, brooders, best model
pens, horse and wagon, barn.
A BARGAIN
GOING
I
Wc have some very cheap tracts of pas
ture or ranch lands.
Good general farming and citrus fruit
Some of the very best truck lands in the
famous Celery Delta of Sanford adapted
to the Sanford system of sub-irrigation
and intensive system of farming. Price?»
and terms very reasonable.
A.* P. Connelly
109 Magnolia Ave.
Sanford, FIs.
For Men, Women
and Children
:■ Our immense business enables us to
turn our entire stock about four ¡j
! times a year, which keeps, our stock ;;
at all times right up to th e m in u té ;j
m
A PERFECT UNION
All Styles
All Sizes
All W idths
Glenn
•It is equally Incomprehensible] This Yule holds good lit every news-
The Fi
. N
OF 5AT»iFO R D. F LO
BaY,..
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a i u D n t m t l r n É■
TH E SANFORD
IIERA1.I)
yt T £ \ Z t \ ^
•CbM. E Henry of the Wm.
•
Welnert Co. is diaappointed at not
t
j ^ t i n g . live first car but says that he
Broom Holder«— T h ey
them at Lcfflers.
arc free, " il l handle, ihe Inst rur of celery out
46-2tc
of the Sanford section.
Dr. C!w'Ii- 'Brundage, Osteopath,;
7~ '
Pint National B a n k Bldg., Monday, -C*' tpr
br ™ * ^ J nmmry, DM5 I
Wednesday and Friday, 11 u. nt. to wil>
*>« responsible for any debt
41-tf
contracted by any person but my
self. C. It. Happersett.
4 1-8 te
”W. IH Whitthornc, representing
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the Jacksonville Tinies-t'nion wns
I’resht let inn I burr It
in the city yesterday in the inter« sts
Tin* many friend» of I(•*\ I r..nk
of Florida's great daily
Mr Whit
D. Mum will In* pli*u»«-<i to know
thorite ts a great favorite in the etty
that bo will preach Sunday morning
and his many friends are always
at the Presbyterian church.
Dr.
glzd to see him.
Brownlee will preach in tin* evenv ilr. and Mrs. C. B. Tyler have removed from the west side to their
new home on Park avenue, formerly
the site of the Baptist parsonage
Mr. and Mrs Tyler ure now at
home to their many fri«*mls and have
one ol the most eiiinfort.ilile and bt‘-l
sites in tin- city for th iir hnttn*
Chirkens anti Kggs You can got
any* kind you want at l.efller'4 ti-'Jt
mg on " T h e Greatest Act Recorded
in tin* Bible Outside tin- l.d* of
Christ "
Tw>* new m-n.bi.r
n nlidded to the ehuri h at a tneetn i>l
tin* session last .».ibb.ih inorile.'
Xutilities for th«' I nir
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guest» it tin* return dance at tin*
Wil»un A* Tounter F'ertiliicr Co.,
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nighl . i n.idtiight .Mler it
illt.t -* player w as i -|»*i |i lly guild as tile
of »«•ver:*! weeks Tile end iuis iieen at dent admirer of I’ollv Primrose M a«« . a ml two lit th »uns are the
Mr
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F'lortda Federation
ol
Woman's
I lltbt Mr- !• \ ( abiwell .*11it perniimi
a iotigeui.il party of young |o npli*
to i)el,.tud on Weiluesdny ev«*niltg
for tin* opera. Il Trovatore
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part v I m I mied M I»» I ,<«U|se H it rts. »
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Modini. Mi»« (hit Ita Medili , liti
Miss M irrirt Main nur, W ;»lnugtoii.
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harn, Ala . .1 G Hülse. I. x M II
F'enker. (' 'I' McDimuM (i.* B I
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F in ii
Ire iilo m
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fro m
113 M « £ n o I ns.
I IJ illy
Mr
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fur mei n buy i.t
collige
Botti up*' clever urtili» of
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th** entiled;,' sinnt und brought doxy n
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fi ♦ fi ♦ fi ♦ ♦ ♦ fi ♦ ♦
the house with their splendid a c t
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f i
♦
ing linai Int», dancing und singing
♦
The •pcctiilty a il» w ir- tine
Regi ❖
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nald Molly it« a jig tliiucer wiuilil pot
♦
the pride»*tonai of a Ftr«t dus.» inllt- ♦
»trel show in tl.e M*ro|.(l elf»» Mis»
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Or et eh« it Schu •■■ arid Mr
F
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Campiteli in the «p* finit * tong, «
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■fl.p F lo liti' l-’i r r C win, one of (he fi
The SHNINOl.K COUNTY BANK'S Service itienns Service lo all-Farm
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It
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be» t
Mi»» Ann.« M'■I .a tit belt i r*l fi
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.Merchants, lloiiswjvYs and men in all walks of life, each will lind a
♦
Johnson, Chicago, Bl , F F I a n
M t McClintock n ( l i e t i d i v i n e a t
hearty welcome and prompt, courteous attention.
fi
♦
m*r, Ci rrolton. G a . K: m Ir.'itl*- the reception gave i charming end
♦
Our ofllcers may be consulted at any time, nnd every patron ' ill be
chalim, New » Orlmns, i -il . i ii mum
♦
granted
all accomodation consisiatit wiilt Sound, Uonservalive Banking Policies.
E. Enshofie mid wife, I’». F Thomas '
fiand wife. Chirp go, 111 S 1 Bro wti.
♦
There is a close relationship between the prosperity of this community;
fi
Atlanta, t in .; J . lrf*witnwit/, Si \
♦
the
welfare
of the residents individually, ami the progress of this seiuifiIc ily ; li. S. Dvefccr nnd wifi*, Haiti♦
ptihlic
institution.
more, M d .; 1 1 . FL Scloflebl. Pbiltfi
delphic, IV..; J . A. McLennon, Jnx;
EVERY RESIDENT o f Seminole (’otinly benefits by the progress o f the
♦
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M u . BrevK. A’tlatilt. C«a ; W c . ]
SEMINOLE
COUNTY HANK, and similarly the progress of this institution
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Fiirsp, N*‘w Oriptimt. lai*.. P
♦
in indirectly aided tlirolifth the success o f each resident.
Groonbaum, Savannah. G ii .; E. L-l
Therefore if behooves each and every one, fo identify themselves with
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Gibb«, J . R. Holland, Jn x ; W J '
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their
HOME INSTITUTION.
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M cC arthy, Milwaukee, Wo ; l,.
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ban M ay, T a m p a ; 'D. II. Fain. Jnx.
I*. J . Wallace, St. Loui«. Mo.: J. B.
Harris, J n x ; Curl Dahlnmler, Chi
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cago, 111.; W. P. Wilhinson. N ^
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city; M T Howard. Jn x , I A ir
Whatever you want you can ♦
win. Pit ts burg, Pn . ('
W >iii(h huy witimui hardship by our
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1 ar.d wife, T a m p a ; R T Brown, F lierferleil »ult»cripi inn
fi
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W Hollister. Sioux Fulls. S i »
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I A. Burns, Cleveland, It . F*
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( i:rf !i m ie fìniUUtig
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Davis and wife, Chicago, 111.: I.ulwrt A Safe Investment
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FO R R E S T L A K E , l ’ie».
I). I„ T H R A SH E R , V'lYc-ZVcsii/eri/
B. G rw r,
Orlnndo; J “ Rechker.
fi
• Your Own Terms
Philadelphia, Pn.; It. W Wheel«*ss.
A. R. K E Y , C a h ie r
Confidential ♦
A'lnnta, G a .; Jas. Hayrnun. Savan
nah, R a .; Chus. S. Gregg. J a x ; John
For further particulars write 4 /
A. T h a c k so tn , Gainc*vllle; Frank E. today, giving name, occupation ♦
y-Benlo.n H. Walton, and address
Ja». R. Davi«. Or
Address “ W” . care Sanford Herald
lando.
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YOUR BANK
Pay a L ittle at a Time
SOLITAIRES
SCARF PINS
EAR SCREW S
EMBLEMS
A full line
Phon o 169
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DIAMONDS
all the time
t
1 per cent interest Paid on Savings Accounts
. Semineie Couoty Bank
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A San it an ,
11ijyh-CIass Kakerv |
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McLaurens
Imperial
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pittiti oil the wi t side
Mi leavcf ll
We are Anxiatin, ♦
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sm ith o f 11
tin* guests
Mi-»
ChtitUinu
I«litr
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Henry B
Mark-, as Mon. Titos.
w i f e nnd one «on In mourn hi.» lows
♦, F o r Your Trade
Tit iti pa are regjsU*l«**l st tint San- I T
,if Mr» Cal. Willii.mJ e r k * . (In* inibitimi» and iraseild
Funilerat setvn*«*» will in held in
ford Mouse
We're Slrivinf» Hard, J
father of in» farmer »on wu» a cimi
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Mr A
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Your
Pnironagi*
nnd Favors *
m o r t m g ..t 1 «1 ' • > .
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CASH OK INSTALLMENT
tu ■ •' • vet ..mi io *•*■-.y (p..1 1 1.‘tifar
bell, II
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Three lots faring Park on Myrtle
IVCtlUe utiii Seventh street.
Ih-»ir- »pt i uou- I v . tt a * i..' .I et v i m y ti o f <* t
ably located for hotel or residence ow ner i n*l -tino tu le f fat I - tpf ti »
\ ret i 11 <t wtil Ite gl v••11 fur
Beautiful shade tre«-* ten yeats old. history
en I r\ . ii<i ■hi -e m 0 - 1 1 . pri
no other property like it in the rity
it .It lì . . I..........f I 1 * f,i*t p.h. tt
Apply at nin e to W W, l.ong
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25-tfe
M
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At J. D.
Roberts
graceful interpretation of tin* Maxixc
that wa, received with ro units o(|
applause
This
popular ^ young
couple re among the best [«lancers
in Sanford
Mi«» Gladys \ Morris
WUS one 111 I Ip tiesl Inis Of ( fie entire
prognmi in her *ong, " ID s a l.ong, 1
Long \\.i. to I'lppi-rarv
In »pirn
did v11. ♦ throwing spice and gmgi r
into «-very movement, her bright,
laughing face an inspiration she
brought down the house with tier
clever number and little tin drum
and carried the audience along with
her by the sheer force of her strong
personality, making the audience
join her in the last chorus.
Mr.
McCarthy was another specialty
favonts with his character songs.
Mrs» Rogers also gave a line number W
between .the acts that was received
with «'tithusiasm.
Miss Francis Asiv
pinwall was also one of the most- fw
popular hits in the sp icm lty acts,
with the song "T h e Perils of Paul
ine*' and shared the honors with
Miss Morris. She was an attractive
little Figure in red. singing with—the
Û
abandon of a child an«l the celevcr- Ü
ON 1 .IUpMI1 to tltc conclusion tliat an article of
ness of a real artist, throwing into
the song a delightful spirit of horri
Furniture wi(| prove to be all that is desirable
fied protest that won the uudienre
just because it shows up well on the printed page of
B eau ty * the bright, catchy little col completely.
lege musical comedy presented last
a. catalogue.. ...
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•*'.»• «>c«v
*»■ <
. Thu pretty songs, charm ing dartre
night nt the Imperial by Miss J .
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figures and attractive
group of
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Pearle Rogers and a splendid .c a s t
young people in their college uni N L o o k B e fo re You L e a p !
In
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p
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B
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fo
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You
B
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of local talent was one of the best
forms and evening dress made Polly
productions ever put upon the stag«’
Primrose one of tin* most clever a t
V ig it O u r S to r e !
in Sanford. The cast was composed
tractions ever given
«>1 young society people who put
The production is one of Mis« J. __ and let us slmw ymT desirable F u rn it u re , dependable in
Ï.
into their parts a delightful action p
|
Rogers' best, to whose un
and skill that was tin! oiptnl to proevery
way
and
c
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r
r
e
c
t
in
price.
L
tiring effort and excellent training
.fessioniil artists. That tin* audience
LÜ
I he sili >•»' 1» largely due
If
a ppreeiuted the sp^« ndi*i work *d the
l'a.*t. I horn» and college student«
local aggregation win lestitied by
Ft
Mr1C I Molly. Mr\ K
the vociferous ami hearty rounds of
Dpugla Mt» C; 1’uU‘stojl, Mrs
applause that gireted each number
Goo. 1*. Bishop, Miss Jit nil* St u mo it,
and would only be satisfied with re- ^
m |m V n fì^
pealed encores. T h e solo work was
Aspinwalf. Mi«s Joslc Stum on. Mi««
« • s p e c ia lly g o o d , w b il e tin* c h o t u s o f
Lora Ti tl t . Miss Helen Rowlntul,
th irty
v o ic e s
w u s tb«* be»t
San
.Miss A mi
"Mcl.iuigihlin,
Mi-s
K l. S i r e d and I ’ a lm rtln A v e ,
Sanfonl, Florida
ft irti ’ ‘ I a ll'U t
w. s n e v e r s i t o w j i
to
Gluti
M>*rr.»
Mi»»
I iretclii'ii
b e t t e r ..tl v a ||t ye III s o n y u r . • • t n e t l y
SrhuB
M » diga Schult/.; Me»srj>
J® D Q w ] D U B D E D E D I E M D 0 D E D [ E j n s Q
T i l l * I'll lilt i l l . ! ! - w e • i l l
ft I t i l i n g ,
S M I
dHenry
R M.uk« It
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ABOUT PEOPLE
AND EVENTS
j |NANDABOUTTHE CITY::
* 0lt \ 0i
Z Z
torolled ninny
m \h Florida daily.
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Reti K. Flirt.*cr, wi-|I ktiowu over
t)ie stille tlietl .il hi« limile in Tumpu
ori Wedneadny
Mr Thrower trnvelleil Florida Inr thè Unii il Hnrilwuit*
Co., of Gain»* ville for nuny yi*nr»
Lillie HaPPodnk'H— Mention j!
miti a iter »urti ••ugngt-d * in thè reni
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of Mailers in B r i e f fiatate business in Tam pa. Me marpersonal Hems of
Hed Miss
Ora ll.trn nininl of (Ir
Mr Thigpen the party inotoied over
laudo unti li'uvt-» ;l *t(,- hih! ih ree to Orlando for the day Wednesday.
In te re st
chlldren.
Mr Throwi*r Itati (riemla The ladies returned fo Jacksonville
in Sunforti wh*> will In* story io hear on the steamer Thursday
Summary of the Floating Small
of bis deuth
Talk» Succinctly Arranged for
A n n ou n etm tn l*
Hurried Herald Renderà
Seed Potatoes Hliss and Rose No.
The Music Department will give
4, at I.elllert
tr.-'Jte
a tine program at the Club rooms
Dr. Du vis, the well known opto- Saturday. February fith in the even
Mr. and Mrs. E . M. Kirk of S teu
iL^dlle
for »the
benville. Ohio
Ohio are
arc at
at homo
home for
>*<• moti i i t will la* at Kobbiim Neat ing
A free will offering will be
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Hotel, Sanford Wednesday. Feb. drtl taken in the interest of the piano
winter at Inland I-ake as usual.
to 1 0 th, where he will lest ryes
fund, but no admission fee will be
A. L. Gustholf nnd bis able carps fr™> Mnd sell glasses,
Heatlachea of charged.
of uiUtnnls »re *,U9y th ' B W0l*k doc- yeata standing cured with glasses.
oratint the buildings nnd booths for Have your eyes fitted when you ran
The "Hooater School" under the
the great Sominolo County Fair.
come to the fair
Refs. Dr J N auspices of the Presbyterian C. K,
.
,
Robson. J E Pare ifVlerv King. Society will be presented at tin* Im
Oranfe boxes with hoops always . . . . . . .
w
Orang« i
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D A. Caldwell merchant
U -.ltr
perial within u short time.
Watch
IB wak, nt F. F . D u t to n s .
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this column for the announcement,
L First t ar of Celery
Umburger cheese, Holland h e i - ,
of this bright, attractive comedy
T h e great eeli-ry crop of the San- playlet.
ting and yeast cakes at Simon's.
Enjoyable fun for both
fold celery delta started nortli ye«- young and old.
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Elmo Acosta elected.
Second Ward" John I >11 {lose elect
ed; Frank H Owens und J . C. Connally run over in the second pri
mary
Third Ward .1 IS Cnlluhan and
WILL NOT ENTER RACE FOR
Aubrey G. Sawyer elected.
SENATE WHEN TERM
Fourth Word P A Holt anil H
J
Hut i •
HAS EXPIRED
Fifth Ward A J
Hucky and
Tho Tim ss-Union of yvMerday
Henry Rivas elected.
contained u npvciul from Tallahaiu.ee
Sixth »W ard
W It Sebring and
an follow.*:
C. T. Faxon elected.
"G o v . Park Trammell returned 10
Seventh Ward Henry Lilienthal
tho rapitul Into Saturday night ufrer
and Meade Hunt elected
being nb ' ’tit till hint week making an
Eighth Ward F P William- and
official ' lour of Inspection of the
J . J . Harvey elected.
drainage operations in the Ever*
Ninth Ward W. S. Gnsque and
glades.. Gov. Trammell wan asked
J . T. Alsop elected.
today regarding the reports recently
Tenth
Ward A.
E.
Adamson
published that he may be n candi
elected: Max Morgenthuu and J. J .
d ate for congress from the First con
Gridin run over in tho second pri
J a c ks o n v ille E lectio n
gressional district. In unswer to this
mary.
inquiry he stated:
Following is a report of Ja c k so n
Eleventh Ward P
J Hoke and
" ‘ For several weeks past a num- ville city election
W. T Eil warils elected.
Itet of rititcii* of the First district
T h e tabulated returns lot t Ije
have from time to time expressed t> eleven mmplete wards show that
JumcH Alexander Here
desire that 1 become u candidate in Mayor Van t\ Swearingen and J . E.
Among the prominent visitors to
lUlti for congress from, that district T Bowden will run In the second
the city yesterday attending the
a n d -h a v e stated that they were of primary for Mayor.
The vote was
circuit court was noted the smiling
th e opinion that :t good majority of as follows; SwdUrintfen, 1.541: Howfare of Co|. J o e mn Alexander, the
the people of the district would like den, 1,366; Johnson, l,l<l3: Grungreatest Homan of them all. Cob
to have me represent the district in thnl, 268,
Jim has retired from active life
congress.
G. D. Ackerly ? won easily over
sont9 $ h a t and ascribes his fine up‘These expressions of confidence George. M. Price, the complete vote
’ ’/ ''.fie a r a n e e arwFi retiring habits to hii*
anti Um lapvwterl »w»11 ranee of t h r -lOftertrf njr”'cffb fòlio wing
rv* u *
c wife, a most estimable lady whom
desire on the part of a substantial erly, 2,343; Price, 1,719. .
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Jim fooled in to marrying him some
number of the people of toy congress
\V. W. Anderson was likewise re
time ago. Col. Jam es Alexander of
ional district to have me represent turned a winner over his opponent,
Volusia cou nty is still one of the
th e district hnve caused me to give f . L). AIdiot t in the race for M u
biggest men in the state and when
serious thought to', the matter and I nicipal Judge. T h e vole, complete,
politics is stirring they unhitch at
‘ have recently about reached the con was; Anderson, 2.519, Abbott, 1,305.
the home of Alexander and find out
clusion that at the proper time 1
In the race for Port Commissioner
how lie stands on the qtiustionsof
would announce my candidacy for all of the thirteen mem hers of the
the duy
He has f*ccn ‘‘hailing thr
congress from I he first district The hoard standing for re-election won.
ja c k ." in this si.-clton for the t-..-t
time for the primary is still so u r and the two mem hers of the hard
thirty-four or five ycat* and kin>wdistant, however, that I did not will he U T Hubbard and \\ M
somethiug about Y oIumu, Seminole,
deem it timely to make any public Mason, Jr.
Orungn and adjoining rounties. He
fltatame.nt about the matter yet,
T h e following Councilman were
has many frionds in this city who are
especially bb the congressman elected elected:
always glad to see him anil give
last November has not yet entered
F i r s t . Ward ('. D. Mills and St.
him a hearty welcome.
COVERNOR TRAMMELL
. FOR CONGRESSMAN
upon tile servir*"* of bis now term.
" 'll seems, though, that a c t iv i
ties have already commenced as to
the succession to Mr. Sparkman and
that under the above stated dlrcumntances the people of the district are
entitled to know my attitude and I
vail! therefore state that it is my in
tention at a later dale to lierottle a
candidate for congress from the
First Florida district.
” 'Practically my entire life having
been spent in the First congressional
district and the good |>eop|e of that
district having always l*een exceed
ingly kind and generous to me, I
would most naturally esteem it as a
very high honor to lie chosen us
their representative in the (»alls of
congress.'
noooaoooooD ooooooQ Q oaoaoooaaooonooaoaD ooD oaaaD ooooQ oo
Open a Millinery Shop in Your Town or Home
lie Somebody!
Making a Specialty of
* With an established buying trade among the largest and best jobbers in all
carlot markets, marketing aunually >1000 cars of Florida fruits and vegetables,
including about 25‘ 1 of the Florida Celery crop.
. « CAN S E C U R E B EST R E S U L T S
CHASE & COMPANY
W E W O R K FOR T H E G R O W E R
\N O
P O O L IN G
received a telegraphic order from (
prominent residents of Montreal,
Canada, for immediate shipments
jr*
of t m ty quarta o l the-linest straw*berries we could produce.
The ST.
berries weie wanted- for a wedding
Supper.
We sent forty one-quart
cratch, not one of which contained
more Ilian fifteen or twenty berries,
which gives an idea of their sixe.
If strawberry raisers in other s e c
tions rr.n lieut that reeotd let 'em
-how their berries at the product
1 claim we are
exhibit 111 Tam pa
the champions of the worlil in -trawherr> production
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PETERSBURG AND MANATEE RIVER POINTS
HIIU.E C O N F E R E N C E
T h e Lake Monroe lliljle Confetence, io ho hehl at Enterprise, F la *
Feh. 12 lo 21 inclusive, is fortunate |
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PR O M PT RETURNS
Tampa, J a n 27
\\ H Senti:.
I 11 h e r 'I' el i ki - r- o n i t * ..............* loli
9 pr,--ideili of tin- Plant <' 11 > II*
Q . ol Toni*,, w.n.> iTnmpn pr* ;* is >*ii( t>,* tii-tini* Morrison **f I.*.*—
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Mr
U tliiarn I '
I p * h a w . e*lu mg lo hale h i- *U> tool section *i
q t»-ent»*d in ine flout |tar.nl**— of tl
11.**•i f11 I ! *♦t f { i »T i in# »» «i K . . i . d x| ih *
O i i - «in ri !T* < ■r ti i *. Ì i )e- *i,*i * o
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a w Incli- , re refi 12 m
In in d u -i*.**. M..r\ t idler W h i t * , e v a n g e l i s t i c
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9 claims for E ast Ifiilshoitiugh the Hihi*, render of Chinn
Mrs. Newman’s Ladies $3 and $5 Hal Store
Jacksonville, Flmida
aaD aooaoaooQ aoD O O D D oaaaooD oaooaooooooBooeanoaoaoaooao
'»gì
A G row ers’ Marketing Agency
in again ~* curing for it- lender. R ev [
S. I>. Gordon, whose " q u ie t T a l k s " |
lieve won hearts all over tin world
turn u 11 ur a I l>i»pla)
I in nan last year with $100.00 slock, «lai $M,000.00 busi*
ntsi. You can do as well.
Will «end you complete lot of O | w , *r1•! i l a ni p i n n - h ip
ito
>1
trimmed hnln for
$f>f> or $100. a,., ymi d> .inO rd er al
O
I» rr> jirodin
n lin*
E -t H I*
once for Hnrinff trade, you double your money in one week.
borough will be fepr* -enteil in lie
I,el me tell you how I have made a success.
23 North Ocean Slreel
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Mr
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«-• Ur..- SPECIAL GASPARILLA SERVICE
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F I V E , D A Y S Y O U ’L L
NEVER
FORGET
Everyone is in Search of Happiness
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give
a n d
W ants Y o u
rr t o y o u s e r v e d
UN1UUE FORM
Here- and Trusts N o th in g
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TAM PA
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T A M P A Is G oing .to S h o w Y o u a Carnival T h at’s G oin g to Eclipse
A n yth in g of its Kind Ever A ttem pted.
w. R.,
w ill Interfere.
T A M P A Learned Lots from Its Last Year'9 Q am ivaL and K now s
W h ere to Improve on that Delightful Occasion.
FANTASTIC PARADES
ARTISTIC PARADES -MASONIC PARADES EVENING PARADES
and “PARADE PARADES” Constantly Day and Night
, • A Spectacular capture of Tampa by
KING GASPARILLA AND “YE MYSTIC CREW”
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W a te r Carnival. Brilliant w ith Fireworks. M usic b y Countless Bands. Street Carnival
Dances, rarely Costumed. A erial Flights and Balloon Ascensions
ALL TO BE FREE
/t m ( t u m t i < f<""<tu ,uu’'
Tam pa detests “ hold up“ entertainments.
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Hnnli*ini la
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(«arden of Eden product exhibium
ini Court House S<|iinr** duiing
t ‘u rut vai, ami the strawberry **\l v, i
Girth of Welt Known Society
is i Xpeeled to |>ri* i e oro* of Tin* 1 *,
I tie tirsi so* I* ri f*,r Oi*. Prev* :i'
ritlon
uni
r11*ta*in u riet *.
of I ' m * II* I** \ n i m n U ■* a - found
‘ ‘ I.il-t wee k , " rf *lil Mr
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JA N P a HY 2'j
T H K SA N FO RD IIER/.LP
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Everything is offered to you without **a string tied to it/4
1!
�Price« In Illinois
Why should yn:: t.ihc less than
y".’ ?' ferv' h n you buy
rooting, when you know you can
?et 15 years gu nan'.ted service
when you buy
Certain-teed
C o rf-ificd
i fru its
are
fo u n d
at
the sam e
p rices
HILL HARDWARE & LUMBER COMPANY
•v~m
s a y s M r s . S y l v a n i a W o o d s , o f C l i f t o n M i l l s , K y . , In
w r i t i n g o f h e r e x p e r i e n c e w i l h C a r d u i , t f i c w o m a n ’s
Io n ic.
S h e says fu rth er:
" B e f o r e I b e g a n to u se
C a rd u i,
my
back
a n il- h e a d
w o u ld
hu rt
so
bad,
I
th o u g h t the p a m w o u ld k ill m e.
I w a s h a rd ly a b le
to d o a n y o f m y h o u s e w o r k . A f t e r t a k i n g t h r e e b o ttle s
o f C a r d u i , I b e g a n fo f e e l l i k e a n e w w o m a n .
I soon
g a in e d 5 5 p o u n d s, a n d n o w , I d o all m y h o u s e w o r k ,
a s w e l l a s ru n a b ig w a t e r m ill.
I w ish
every
su fferin g
w om an
w o u ld
g iv e
CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
a tria l.
I still u s e C a r d u i w h e n
a n d it a l w a y s d o c s m e g o o d . "
l‘" l’ *f ' f'.r Dear l.ggs
If tin
1 feel a
little
bad,
H e a d a c h e , b a c k a c h e , sid e a c h e , n e r v o u s n e s s ,
tired , w o r n -o u t fe e lin g s , e tc ., a r c s u r e s i g n s o f w o m a n
t o u t u i s h e i t o lum eiit I*\
p r o i— t h a t e g g s a r e c e r t a i n
t h e hig*
• You o n teat footing until the r m * i c o m c Jiurnc— by e vrry Lno«vn meant t »%i•t it,
iaJI it, t o r it, bite it * a m t w l i r n y«w t;t*i ilin»u,-.i >
ju t
n.U li jl - .u i
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long ¡t will « n t a* « l i r a you i ia r lr J .
n.ir Mii'j
£»cn » roofing o p e n can’ t ti ll by any t o t li >» thug roofing »¡II li t
true te«t li on the ruol. ' W h e n a t i u i u i ljr t u r n l u . ibe faith tu hi» p » ini I ft» %t,m i
|<hind it with a 1 S-ycar guarantee, hacked by the ro ponu bilitv u( hit tlucc
louring uriti»— there*» th e kind of dependable product >vc ate looking for lo' »eli
- to our n o t om en.
» i-UMjcd id Building N U u , L * U , J . a u u W l, ( i U kind»..Stock U uuU m k ». M i . U
a c t k, DC., lemember that we h x n d i c T ^ h t y good , and our price, arc right.
It Always Helps
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Fru its
It m c i» n » i h o b e n t p r o t e c t i o n f o r y o u r b u i l d i n g * .
Rf-
furtive ut once
"W e ari paiiu-d t>> untomi. «- that
»■''init tu t i e almost complete »uv
pension <>( the iin|Nirtatioii id chemirai», obituary poems »ill cost you
l ‘> cent- , ¡me h.-realler
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tmpussthle to export
prunes
Przuniyul.
notices of
riniti h
'i!l l . , hurgid b "
at the
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ticket* to the -upper
"ItesulM- e from the -ti-|iuri»i.«h of
regolai
t'i’tng facilities hr! »con
this toni ..nil I lie (iulf.iif Ublgo-h
nil putti • - .ipples. pot.itin * torn
grape'
h'eught lo lie - oline
under t' • pretext of exhibition to
the editor will be -cuoi) as rpi.it t a band nf »ar
"All p> -on- lound o»iri>* this pa-I
per mote than a year's subscription1
»ill be -I „t a- spies."
\xtell Kan ■
Slaudar.i
a- la.t »cek
Duraliility
(ju a u m -lrrii
R o o fin g
Quality
i nrreim utf--nf7"ÌlP T o n i •> an inch
Somi» kind friend at Bloomington,
. «end* us the mnrkct reports from
that city, probably with the idea of
allowing our people to discover th a t
the Florida m arkets are not tin* only
places »here the high cost of living
seems to Ite going higher
It also
demonstrates that Florida products
it the northern ninrk.t« seem to he
vi ri fe iseriiihie in fact are about
the same that are charged here
»here they are grown
Following is
the article
There are few lie» features ill tile
markets at the presell! time, nlthough their Is .1 Vert, good supply
of all sorts of seasonahle produce sellmg at popular prices
There is a
marked scarcity of egg-, and those
that are on the market are sold at
■til to 45 rents j*cr dozen fot fresh
eggs.
Country butter sells for 35
! cents per pound, and vuguiubUm a n d .
A v is i t t o tin* f r u i t m a r k e t s » i l l
ly t r o u b l e .
S i g n s t h a t y o u n e e d C a r d u i , t h e w o m a n ’s
to bring next fall and winter, he
rev eal an e x c e lle n t supply of f r u i t s ,
to n ic.
Y o u c a n n o t m a k e a m i s t a k e In t r y i n g C a r d u i
s h o u l d I ■ g m t o g e t r e a d y for t h e m
of v arious kin d s
Fin e s tr a » b e rrie s
to r y o u r tro u b le .
It h a s b e e n h e l p i n g w e a k , a i l i n g
a t on>,
- « s - t h i1 p o u l t r y s|«*cia||st
a r e s e l l in g for 7 5 r e n t s per q u c.it a n d
w o m e n l o r m o r e th a n fifty y e a r s .
in ibi* .........................it.
T h e w a y to
a r c s li i p t x n l f r o m F l o r i d a .
T e a rs sell
h a v e e g c - b t. m t h e y e a r is t o h u t c h
" f o , 3 5 n - i i N f o r ’e i g h t . a p p l e s lire s e l l ,,
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p u llets e a r l y .
I t is t h e e a r l y h u t c h e s
m g f u r -40 c e n t » JHir | n c k . b a n a n a » . ;
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from w hich t h e e a r ly p u llets a re d u
ll r e w o r t h 1 5 , 2 0 a m i 2 5 r e n t s p e r ' ,
,
,
,
,
r i v e d U nit a r e t h e l a r g e s t . m o n e y
. . . vd o z t n uu d ,
u)M» V 'U » to t
Mnafcattf' W r f l i c p o u l t r y - p r o d u c e r . ’ - ! !
5 0 m n t m per d o z e n .
h X c c I c n t p i n » - , Th(?
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h a l ( . llr(1 c o r k „ re U c u n
Iteuli r.tuil N ftrn lh juf)l<|*1 f i r m i ! [ vtaad Ordlnifirr« of th** Hty of Sanford ,
“ IM'lcs a r c s c l l m R fo r 2(1 a n d
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KlitrttU, of 1911. b#, nnrl
W hrrvhy
i n u ì k c t c d in a l m o at a n y m a r k e t in
»«mi.n.ir « - « « i t . Hmi.i«. iti < haarrry
L tl O, l l l r f - l n - . t , T ru .lM
c e n t s , w h ile gr*.i|vcs m a y he o b t a i n e d ■
|«mondrd lo toaif m* foli«»»*. To-wit:
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Rrap< I r a i t i - M -lloig for 5 » i n i
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half e.., t
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s h o u l d li .1 «mii, William !* S an *li r», \rmtmr
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c e n i - a piece
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THE SANFORD HERALD
PACE E IG H T
O TH ER NOTED
F A IR S HELD
IN SANFORD
THIS CITY PLAYED HOST
TO PRESIDENT CLEVE
LAND AT FAIR
M rs . Grover Cleveland were the
guests o( honor.
Other fairs were
held from time to time hut after the
freeze the people did not have the
h e a rt or the money to enter into
t h e fairs and for the past twenty
y e a rs this city bos been out ol the
fair class.
I t is interesting to note that just
2 7 years ago Sanford was preparing
for u fair. We are indebted to Mrs.
Marshall for the information in thn
sh ape of a copy of the South Florida
Argus of the date of January 19th,
1888, her father, E. W. Peabody
being editror of the Argus ut that
t im e . Wo note the following notiro
a b o u t the fair:
Our City on a Hoorn
We learn from Secretary Huggins
t h a t our fair la on a regular boom.
T h o demand for space for exhibits
ha» already far exceeded the expecta
tion s pi tho directors, and they have
decided to erect an additional build
ing, 35x85 feet, to meet the require
m ent*.
The uccounts coining in
to tho rules us printed In the pre
mium list. To all such we urn au
thorised to say. rnrnn on, thn ruins
will i>n modified and varied to suit
thn requirements ol the occasion,
and u hurdle rare will be-added.
Stand privileges have been grant
ed the following parties, they being
the highest bidders: E. M. Faber,
lunch rounter. soda water, randy,
etc l_L It A It It Philips, tobacco
an 4 cigars; Wm. Friend, lemonade;
A. J . Philips, news stand.
Judges of awards* will be appoint
ed lator on.
(
Work on the grounds goes rapidly
on, and the pneqwets of the uxhibition are indeed flutteiing.
/ FOR RENT
. GRAPFIVILLK AND 17PSALA
Frank Parker is delivering meat
througli this scciton on Tuesdays
and FTidays for Mr. J . A. Thomp
son
Callers on Sunday at Mr. if. ti.
Lundquist's to see the fin^ new baby
were .Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Lundquist of Sanford. Mr». Worrell. Mr*.
F^rickson and children and Mr anti
Mrs. Edwin Lund<|uist, and Oran
LundquUt anti the Pearson boys of
Paola.
Mr. J . A. Thompson is having the
first coat of paint put on his house.
Mesdames Hurl and Ho wan and
Miss Ruby were visiting th ere-on
Sunday, also at Mr. J a c k Vaughn’s.
T h e I.undquist boys caught a fine
su ing of fish in Crystal latltc mi
Thursday, some 25 in all, one o f two
of which were 5 or 0 pound» in
weight.
We ran witness to tFi r
good eating tiualities.
We arc sorry to learn th a t Mrs.
Anna DuForest has had to leave for
the hospital again, hut ho|K- she will
soon regain her health.
TTrT uriTI .Mrs. Ballinger »pent
Fur Rent—-Rooms
703 Palmetto.
SATURDAY
J A N U A R Y ....
THl
For Rent— Two big
Flast F'irst street.
Jo
Coca Cola Company
MílUON«!»*
W illiam A
Happiness. like mercy, t» twice
blessed; It blesses those who are most
Intimately associated with It. and It
blesses all tbaBo who sec It. hear It,
foci It. touch It. or breathe tho snmo
atmosphere-—Knto Douglas Wlggln.
foiDRARY
N C, ( PRESENTS i
Nicely furnished
E a s t Fourth S t .
pan
1 n t o s s th e grain
!
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SEA TS
ON S A L E A T P H I L I P S ’ D R U G S T O R E
P R I C E S 5 0 c , 7 5 c , $ 1 . 0 0 , $ 1 .5 0
» irlca's Potential wtaiin.
F o r its future industrial develóle
ment Africa t» r e m a r k a b l y fortunate
c oa l d e p o s i t » t o t h e v a l u e o f
mure- t h a n t hru« hundred m i l l i o n dol
lar» b i v i lie- h d ' - e . i i v r* (I uliing t h e
- a p t - u . i * i . a i i' ll,
t. hi .
m o r e l b . in
five t o- i»,
nl
CLASSIFIED
27-tfe
ri».|m r»
We require the tem|mr.ir
of a capable, responsible
miAt with good liu,itici: !
T h e Iighl n:!-.Vi c a i i , ,
The Dewey
Drulu.ii;i
1
( ’ mihpuiiy, V. nod ward
Washington, D. C.
"Tv Ite»
hu»ines*
If you wl»h to sell your Sanford
property or exchange it far Cleve
land, Ohio property, i i.n t iiimrst*
with Wm. J Wil <on,
i lie* Ail.
liuiimon Bldg. ('!■•.
.. nr
John
\Vit»ou^ Mill.>1
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Sfuifori!
t’ ll'U U
'hal'I.-H tor t h e cMl.ihllhlliileiil
la g -
W. Ill e-1
S a n f o r d l . l gh t A- i i
t t i U p.'
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•..li-ipower cehi'-Va
*i All Local Advertisements Under
This Heading I MUEE CENTS a
Line For Kadi Inset timi. Minimum
Charifc 25 Cents.
corne
Our
Store
WOMEN and CHILDREN’S
FURNISHINGS
Ladies’ housedresses
collars,
ATLANTIC COAST UNI
T R A IN S
Nor I h ho anti
Great show of new dress
m aterials for Spring.
Five While Wyandotte
Hex Packard. R. I). 2 ,
F’or Sa lo — Private pool
fine . condition.
0 o»t four
dollar*.
Will *ell cheap.
Maitland, FTu.
table in
hundred
Box 1 0 2 ,
45-4tp
rnr Sale ( help Farm of 9 arre»
I 1 1 tiled. hou»e and bill building*
with growing crop»,
Ka»y term»
lli-u»oti, sickness
\\
F’. Squire*
near Celery avenue
.lii-tf
F’or Sale or Trade Wood yard
and mill. Owner lias other hmdne»»
Box 1247, city.
42-lf
Oviedo
5
A r r i vt
Clyde l.irir lloai*
( Sì. John» Hivn )
Arrive 10:00 A. M , Ijenvetl
F’or Sale or Rent Cheap— 7*1
acre farm, all tiled, two good flowing
wells. Near Beck Hammock station PLACED ANYWIIKIt FI.FIVEIM "
Fenced nnd good barn.
Address
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In l*»il>. W—Vn
I
Cora C. liollinger, 125 Center St.
CnnuHtntn. N. Y.
39-tf
F’or Sale, Tomato P la n t s —5,000,
0 0 0 Livingstons Globe, grown on vir
gin soil.
81.35 per m.
Also head
quarters for sweet potato »lips. J . R
Davis, Bartow . Fla.
43-7tti
Ads!?;;#Ads
rt-LcM* wrYic»
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Frwi
l * t it# flfiurr *'D< >- ' , r * ,
entlfw f h t f f * of your »dv«»nt»hnff m,,r* ■
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run*« from ali«/Ul client«.
*
M 0 N T (i O M E l¡ V
Advertising Company. Ine-
F'oi S a le — My lot on F'in T r.trout Mutual Uf« tildi.
opposite Robbins Nest H ete!.
Will
sell at a bat gain.
Price address
Robert Buck»baum, P. O. Box 2 1 4 ,
Tampa, F'lorida.
46-2tp
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P*
C. H., DSKGEE
P lu m b in g nnd
For Sulo— One large choice citylot on tho corner of Flljfhth street
Gas F ittin g
and Laurel uvenuc, f a c i r ^ p a r k , <md
One Tine 1 0 “ acre celery fnrm two
miles west and near F'Jrst street. All Work Receives Mj I’cfW
Attention Ami Best Effort*
Will sell both at half -price. If you
want to get double your money''/»
worth call quick on owner, 207 Optra site City Hall
Telephone
Flench avenue.
43-4tc
store
HENRY
Choice
Quality Store
Pnrk avenue.
A D V ER T IS IN G
i w.d<*-rfaM.s ufT'-r wtinoer
Our displays will be quite a- large feature
Seminole County Fair, showing you just what
correct dress for Spring and Summer.
Men’s pants, values $5
♦
(GwtF-mhle-
W anted— Gentlemen
315 East Fourth St
F'or Sole
Cockerels.
Sunford.
Removal sale of boys
suits, values up to $10.
WANTED
Jon es, 2 0 Ö
FAIR WEEK AT
THE BIG STORE
Complete stock of men’s
without
shirts,
m
F*or Kent F'urnistn <! r«nn
E a st Tenth S t.
r¿i£ rtL EP ttO ^
| o f m o t i o n , t i k e b o l d o f t h e b o n e end
i w ith ilio left h an d , tho u
cut
Hun > A l r e a d y
T o P r e v e n t C h i n a Chi ppi ng.
, • lic e » d o w n t o t h e b u lle and 14M*ik*»t|
A giimt wa y tn p r e v e n t Tine c h i n a
rich i d n t . by p o t i I tut tin- k n i f e tl.il mi
stul c m g l a » - f ro m c h i p p i n g »l ii Ui
((■ b a r e d h o n e a n d c u t t i n g i l i n m g h
b e i n g w a s h ' d t* in put a n ol
l i r k j I lie H i e i n g tdiu iih l g r a d u a l l y c h a n s »
Isll t o we l In lilt* b o l i o i n o f tile dlslld ir * c i t o n s l i g h t l y
* o to u t w a y s * ut
room»
Furnished room» fur Fm
for rent.
Mrs. C.
u
308 Park avenue, betv.ni.
4th streets.
•Proper Carving.
Ill c a rv in g , hum and b e e f should be
cut th in ; pork, lam b, veal n.id mutton
a little t h i c k e r
W hen c a r v in g a b-g
M
Rooms for •Rent Tim
nished ropnia well located,
a t 20G Third St.
O ve rd ellcate.
It « a s in a small southwestern town
that the toiwi council, which we Infer
Is becoming unduly delicate, caused
till» notice to appear In the local news
paper wlieu a lax on dogs u a* im
posed
fax on each dog male, me
dollar. ; lee versa,- three dollar» —
Harper's Mitgimio
with
F'or Rent—■ Several hice ofT.r,
rooms over Vowel)'»
F tinnire S' j>
Yowell & Co.
M u s o n s , A t t e n t io n
O f e t f l n o In H . x p p l n c » s ,
Free
Shou)
For Kent— 2 nice front
with every convenience.
,\
418 Oak a venu».
New Ferry Service
B y a now arrangement with tho
F'lorida East Coast Ry. tin* ferry
boat Alma May Is to. connect with
the evening train at Enterprise,
thus putting
passengers
through
from Ttttnpa 1« Titmrville the same
evening.
The morning boat con
nects with the train-going south here
at 12:38.
This gives a much liettor service
for passenger» going to points on the
Flast Coast in the afternoon.
This new arrangement will lie fine
for people attending the (air, giving
passengers from the East Coast Thursday nt Mr. Vernon Coller’i.
five hour* in Sn i^ird and je t t in g
Miss Edna Thompson spent the
them home, that nrjpit.
week-end with Mr*. Maud Powell
on the West Side.
Spécial communication F . & A. M.
No. G2 TÛesdny, 7:30 p. m., F’eb
2nd. Fl. A. degree will ho conforred
and exumiiiation in F'. C.
Regular communication F'ob. 4th
cancrlled. By «rder \V M
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M
c LAULIN
JEWELER
Your Store
' F*°r S a le— Old Fibre F'uctory site
on Lake Monroe, near old Atlantic
Coast Lino Ry. passenger depot.
Splendid, site for manufacturing in*
dustry.
B o th rail and w ater facil
ities. For terms and price address
L. B. W ootton, c*o American F’ibre
Company. Jacksonville, F'lorida.
4ft-9tp
MY SP Ë C IA L T IK S :
PICKARD'S H A N D -P A IN T E D ‘ •
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
ROGERS’ PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM " AT*
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SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3rd, Ith, 5th and 6th, 1915
S A N F O B D H ER A T,!)
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
IN S A N F O R D ri L ife . /» Wntih Living
volum e
SANFORD. F L O R ID A . TIJESD AV. I F Ititi* AIt V 2, 1915
\1 ■
NO 47.
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OR TH E G R E A T
SEM INOLE COUNTY
a ll read y
¡ONE HUNDRED CARS ALL ARRANGEMENTS
SPECILTY STUNTS BIG CONVENTION OF THE LIVE
STOCK MEN TO BE HELD HERE COME FROM ORLANDO A RE C O M PLET ED
FOR THE BIG FAIR WILL BE IMMENSE
ev eryth in g r e a d y
< *
THE CITY 18 IN GALA ATTIRE AEROPLANE FLIC MTS A N I) A MOST INTERESTING PROGRAM HAS BEEN AIt It AM I El > ORANGE COUNTY FRIENDS FIRST BIG FAIR W ILL OPEN
KOIt THE BIG EVENT OF
B it; FIREWORKS DISLAY
A M ) WILL BE CARRIED OUT AT THE MEETINGS
WILL TAKE SANFORD
TOMORROW MORNING
TO
BE
HELD
IN
T
H
E
COURT
HOUSE
BY STORM
DAY AND NIGHT
THE SEASON
’ •*
AS SCHEDULED
s»o
St
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ilo^Y'mpfirftrntVvflnt* | Praijj^uji XTothods in Hog lUisEverybody’ get in line.
Forget
Everything is ready for the big
ind well ahead oi achedulo to rnuko' llÿer who is to give exhibition : of the Seminolei* County F a i r will Jn* ing, Ly alowr.«. W. B.» Willett, Muit- business for n day, and become a Seminole County Fuir and white tho*
Seminol county’« first f a i r -----to he flights here for three days, Marling! the meeting of the Florid« Live land; JVm. Ed wards. Zell wood; T. Z. part of the booster parade that will Inhabitants
have had a touch of
held at Sanford. Florida, four day a Wednesday, «ays that after an a via- |Stock Association, the third annual Atkeao.ii, Live Oak
j invade Semjnolo county during the the fuir already some of tho con
ind night». Feb. 3, 4. 5 and ti. the lor hills or is injured or killed at a convention, to he held in the court . Tin- Dairy <tul look for Florida, by big show in the Celery City.
cessions opening lust night the real
* biggest kind of a fair ever held in . hig me« t the t'ttendnnee is always house beginning Wednesday, Feb. II. I! Il.iwl. chief of dairy division,
The committee having in charge fail- will not ho pulled ofT until to
r the »tate.
It will be held on the larger the next day. In a recent in- 3rd. Following is the complete pro-1 B. A I . Washington. D. ( ’.; or J. II arrangements for Orange county day morrow.
There are several thing'*
main streets o f.S a n fo rd .
Buildings uuview. while (lying at ('iiifinnuti gram; »
'
McClain. dairyman. It A I
at the Seminole Fair in Sanford. that thi- people should h ear in mind
have been secured however for the Mr Knh! had the follow try :*• ».i>
W e d n e -d m . Fell 3rd. at I l i a m
Si! g* < >|o f..r Florida. It> V M Februar) till are meeting such stir- 1 during the fi^ir The most important
cattle, horse show, etc.
MaiiMics show that .liter an
.dent
Intu rn tion hy Fh.ipliun
K l i u n - 'i . P.ilulku, Fla
aiu J'rof c -.s a to the mtinher of automobile« t* that the fair com m ittee and tho
Uooths of uniform sire will he th.it there 1» . l U . i i . a larger r|*tw.l
Words •>( Welcome hv Mayor 1 »
\ I' - „ l o i r di’ t l l . l .ig.n*, I I* t u go oh t h a t d a y , t h e y huvu set thè dnactor, Henry Marks, did not want
erected for the merchants* exhibits tin next <1. . .
i'ln- i. one of the !. l|iriu*her
\\\, ti.iinesvdle.
mi t r k ut PIU or more.
the concessions on Firat stre e t and
Boothes will ulsy be placed for the Ml tuber and sad aides ul aviation, i
ite port a on minutes of last' meetAre yoti u booster and good fel had moit of them set up in tho va
Night Session Beginning at 7 p. m.
Woman’* Club, embracing art» and yet the aviator realizes that he has I ing, hy the secretary.
Sugge: linns to Florida Stockmen, lo« ? |f «o, send In yotir nume, says cant lots adjacent, preferring to’
President's annual address hy C. F W. U Goodwin, i ditoc Breeder*» Gu- thè comniiltee und gei in line.
craft, antique» and rolbniul. plant», taken hi» own life into his irw n
keep First street intact b u t tho ma
cooking, needlework, etc. T h e « wilt hands and nd«s with deutli < \e r v Barber. M «crii nny
W e wa nt y o u all. bol l i g r e a t a n d jority of the merchant» wanted the
; zelte ( Imago. Id . Will M Trm* r
\\ nrk Veterimiry Division of the edi*
b«. a " B e t t e r Baby C o n te st" as a 1 1me he I* II V*•* lh. ground n In i
■inali
l’ ut on y m j r d e c o r u t i n . i * . till shows on the mam street and they
t ' ! ■11 * t
1 II
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fr il ' ra f * . . i ! I >i.
ll.'.r.
I*
» • . i * P u e r i l of I ! . , ¡ill d u r i n g 19 I I . tine
feature M thi depart mem
The'
dir'
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iir>; and he a t tin* San were placed th e r e a fte r milch trouble
up
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will he .a hig decorated automobile » 11 ! t lie g r i m t. I'.*
■luall
lintel
a t il o ' c l o c k o n lh** m o r n - nnd expense
Dr
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l»Y
Now* th a t they arn
ll.!
F
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parade and pageant, row and motor -pi •t .. l ot » l i k e ,t
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business
men should have
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¡»»at ruees. for which culpable |n/.i
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\ T .1 m e e t i n g o[ i l i
co 111 m l 111*1* no kick against them nr again st the
will he given
A big a |ipropl. . ’ ion I hot , iIU
1 , «*, T .1n *t *t ' j i -r..nin¡i*
fati committee
On accou nt of First
a m i h e l d y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n in t in * **fj
,
bus been given for free ¡An Useiiten I • l a . ) l j o i *
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will i l .
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lift
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tien !l g ' t s dally, g o r g e o u s Ji ;. e . .*. I
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San
Juan , the travelling public must not use
i r o! a * I ch .ill), a I a III.
no al tii.spl.iys nightly mol many olio* a vva y tin inai lone pinn* meal
hotel at •• o'clock Thursday morn- 'his street for traffic.
Magnolia in
In ola
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attractions
The publicity campaign ti a i* V
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ha- !.....ti « l a t i wnb a n d e v e r y v.l.
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Special rates have been granted I li \ euttlllls t,
ol Ifo* ( a t r
■m m l i o n woul d l oa d ! lu wi.cll lu « ru-s-s tl) Commercial street.
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of
N. . d
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by, the Atlantic ( ’oast Line It It , util , eu* li
il I 1*1.ill'll
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p r o e l * *■ TOTl
ll wa s ii gr e e d tli.it no t»;lk In -)|M»n U*|l> to l ho».* w In. wish
.......i \— i - at ol
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Pa! metto
making it possible for out of town ..i|\..| oí
WII,. Il
!o- - 1 ilici.i ! , r .ii t ha t in ifii.t In <‘*)iiH:i**rcial.
. r -hall 1
r. . • i it.t
Mjri I] 11 î 11'1; t *» ! lo»•*■»* u h i V. mh to
,* h I I
people to niietni with hut tilth* > v
N
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t e r«*f. Il y
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(K-h'i
I !u* city of Sanford will v*.ir•* .1 k o :i I a V'
Il ' I I s
■n i " aful .»ii’iliird the -ami*
Oil
Is
k Sfilili If d
I*
I I. •I.
itself in it« hesl dress ni *| Tin t|* nr ..Í . , p . r . , t .
l.o
,i.i
.unit
wdl*cars
|.e
allowed
to
h 11*
I I 1
•limit te** mi t*rlu .ih» 1 ). > at
II
d
*
onie
on
First
street
during
the
fnir
ativt* scheme will he both novel and t i i i m h i r u f •I. I hs
.1 o
. Il*’ ii» * *
th.* Seminole I .dr is toni posed of
Night •session. lieg In ni n g 7 p. m
1 i. k f;- *||* linn III
new
Tin* fair ussoeiution declare*. ni •t al ol i t v
and 1 be public should keep till* in
•.
*•(
I I I * VA
! h.
Ml r fl H I tick 'Oil !» \ lullt
It ord
D trv P- -.* * Flo.ol.i I
M l1 ! i» i • l i d
m ind
Hope-, have lu-en stretched
thi*vtp fa* glo* biggest kilo! of *■ . '
s.*. ! il* * 1,
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lit. . I .»■ . ìli* Y t I«. I
ut
I
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m ..* 1 1 ribud looks for I* rmendous ¡m in i
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and J li Kee»e. and titos** who will across t |o> sirevts and the aiitomohilo
ft . gl i f i *. B a s t i , . g.
W
l'ainliif
M Ni g h
All to lie given ahuolutel. tree 1 " 1
'Jal. u!!* \ lew - liv Dr i :
go are ..» ke.) to hi*ln I in their tía mes driver who forgelt tins ruling and
V,as horn
t In ■tiaii.e of «oi ung a n
D,
I
.
a
loi
I
hi>r»
attempts m
to run the gauntlet will
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citizen and visitor
*
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r
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lo
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the
committee aiu-mpm
u* committee.
solini
11w a s a I
oiler
a Vi uI o*n
I
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r
y
I
h-pi
climi
W
m
k
in
Florid;*.
Thursday
.
Fell,
till,
at
9
a.
in.
Another
meeting
of
the
committee
|
come
to
grief.
This precaution i»
I fuels
crowd
t *1 al l t le* .o * i de i l i
(•delirisi fur the Senate
1 Ciorihm, Will
Pork Production and Control of Cities, hy M es*>r» It
he held
I’u««Uy afterniMnu ' Ukun- lo prevent autoimdiUe aecip e r h a p s t h e s pi r a l gl i de h a s been t h e
l’unta Corda, Fob.
Kx-tiov
T mp.i
V •• Sii. w
f a c i , o n ' - ill*1
I
h driv
I- r e . p i . i s t e d to flave hi» dents during the
erowdeii Verloda
■i I ce.use of mi t r e a v i a t o r » tv.-i i n g t h e i r Hog Clodera hv Dr tl.-o F Babb
Albert W (¡ilchrixt of tip» city III
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car appropriately decorateli with Mr- <"• First sireet. aa every »II« will ho
tu Id a g. n l . II*
.)• ,.f h t i mt , a n t oi li.-r in..* Mimg 11•»t
in
A
holds to tilh previously i|t*rlur
\d|'HirTiitc*».i
I -f .»ft
I
he booth*» anil the
I i i . i ne- v il'e
J.Iitln
I ' I ' M D H 111 - » i f n l I i f f VA I-* I"
withstanding
this f . n t . t h e g r e a t g..I ion It
teniion of becoming n
n d i d a t e ni
¡i.
he CO limited
t
i
r
the pro*., t ri e s o f h e x '
ar (or I le
III
*11111,;
i do-- are reruliuled
M i- i .. a- 1 llsappeai a in
nori.li a* i on
to
i ioI i . .1 n: . 1.
lì vi h\ l"*if mi r
ii,¡t
*
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*
U*,imiTl's
t ltd) llilU.se on
ri
t
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P V l a MH
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W'llltle, l o sii ci e e d I he p n - é l i t on ,jnr
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i
n
i
i
r
i
i
n
n
r
P
I
P
T
A
n
I
r
t
h
i
U
avenue,
between
Th ird and
. •1 \ l .
t . a r d i e r , ( wo h m l h i r s ,
1
I ' Itr aa ii
i n n s » I t I * >* ItiH.oh A »»iihi
»ciutlr from Klornhi,
will hi* tile Baby Parade Friday »cerne artists of Springfield, Mass.,
'The
ex-lioverruu'» attention wu»
1 itiul luneh room during tho fuir, and
The line wlm left Paintka in a launch, with a
- called to the recent developments on
morning at ten o'clock.
will he of great convenience to tho
negro
for
a
trip
down
tile
M
cklawaha
THE
YOUNG
AND
OLD
ALIKE
the political hotizon of Florida, par
will III* formed oil Milk nvelfue ««Miti
Indies
,Liul * htldreu
M ake it your
u tte r known a» M" take an*l paint m i m i i ** view», have
ticularly to the declaration of (iuv*
uf ( ’e n t r a '
P r1
ARE A N X IO U S TO ? E E
liiiidipuirtir
win)**
in
the city.
.»I hern heard f r o m sin*** * h** 2Ulh
ernnr Trammel that he will contend < l R R I K F i l i ND N O I (•! IL T ^ the It.
i ¡i nd, and will o o i **r tin
TH E SH O W S
Th**
Woman's
Club
will also furst . when they were seen down Mo
for the esat in congress now held by
AFT Kit WEEK nF HARD
park .M * ,i *v a vettuu urn! >i*th street
iii'h
light
lun*
he»
¡u
four
different
li.hlw.iy
IJ'l»t
.,»
i-ssfi
Ii.vl
I.*
\
ver
Mri >atuiday tin* guidi* , ami*
led I.*.
,. | tn \» ‘ li.iT'.f
T h e pamd*
Hon. S M Sparkman, with a view
WORK IN ( Ol }| 1
Look for the
t h** I *•Mlit > fair III ■nine respects as hoot It* 11 ti First »trees
'•
>
■
Paint
kn
with
the
Ima!,
bonghi
to ascertaining whether or not tin*
r* h* Mu* yen r k I wi . r * a n d gt*"i|*
t.tdu*» aipt get sotnething nice to est
T h e t r i a l <*f D U
'
■Mie * ioti ITrg, dt l i o- o ty • ' . m a d i t , n i , dl'l**r‘*i ' diver 11i< ■i* agn
t M ,
(t , i i .1 » 1 ., i,if f o r
i n s p i ’ -oi
former (inventor will enter Mo le t*
in a clean and sanitary pluee.
*
nit
are
pursuit-,
i
■
,ii
»
m
n.
b
„»
the
■me . I**i hmg. »ilk hosiery, et. ,
»gainst Senator Bryan
K\ in n (ti nr . b 1f u! 1* 1 Ut
vi lu 11
Mu* J u d g * » w ill l*o » l a t t o n i >1
The program lor the different day»
visilor
must
lie
eiii**rtuined
The
n
in
o
i
tu*
Gilchrist was brief in hi» reply, eli, hi* S a t u r d a y a l t e r n i m i
I poti the decision of the judges, who mude the bout a plesent to »orne
is
published in Mils issue. T h ere aio
mt*lwuy
I
m
*
i
n
g
places
on
First
str****t
mote
than
j u r y , a f t e r b e i ng oi; ' not
making this statem ent.
will ln* »truiiipr» in Sanford Mn- boys, and show.**! a big roll of money
inlortti.ition
booths on the stree t, one
k*y
the
Seminole,
County
K.ur
coin
-. u l . T e i l
fift
een
<*r
t
w
eiity
mi
imi ' >
lie left for
pn/.eV will he awarded.
At the o f large deiiiMUliiatlous
"In inviting my attention to the
mittee will In* found one of the most in the court house building, ono at
t
h
e
v
e
r
d
i
c
t
of
'
N
o
t
(
.
idty
Jacksonville
on
thu
Osceola,
and
action of Governor Trammel, in
I elusi) uf lho parade tho prizes will
effective in point of attractive con The Herald office or nny citizen can
The trial, whirh has been onf óf he d istribu ted , til the
which he stated that ho would ho a
Woman’s upon being »i,»rvched on thè boat
Mie Fair Head- « (>'ar> was inumi on hiui w luci) cessions that has ever been shown, direct you to any plueo t h a t you
candidate fo r, congres« from this great interest in this s.** tmn. a» wdl ¡juj|di" K'
The visitors t r o warned
('ha*. Pressey, a gentleman who wish to go
district, you usk mo as to whether as in Olhcr .puri/* of thè stale, con- i(uurlt,rs Jnrlt |.„ll>ni ,,n,| Uose La bad »» ''» , r y '**» th" 20th. This was
*.. I will he a candidate for the United Burned five days and 'v.o of the Verni* -Muri wmi ibi* tirst prize» u fi'h i* tasi day thè wlnle mcn w,-re lias hu.t wot Id wide experience on against stränget.* who would tako
the concession line, will hi. \e a line you in apon severnt and diver.« occa
cmintyy at thè Orlando ! -"*«»■ T i ....... ..
in thè diary «¡i m *
States senate. Such ia my intetion. sta le 's witnesses were brought from Setninole count
of concessions that will dazzle the sion»- Extra polii*« have been .«worn
th
e
f
t
a
te
of
New
^
ork,
showing
the
Better llahv Contest in 1914 nini ‘ description of u cutup unknown to
I think it is. too early ,to try* to shall
eye of tin* most bias**. One of the in for the occasion hut they cannot
indicating that the
the woods or tp try tv> get into nc- interest thill tin* state »a» taking in will lend the babies in this Sem- rlv«r
he everywhere and it is up to the
hahy^pam de.
Thi» I
had taken them to a thicket most attractive Of concessions is tht*
^ tion any forty-two centimeter gun»." the case to uphold the dignity of the inoli*'» first
"Innovation
Did!,"
'hut
will
make
people themselves to he C h u tio n s,
There is thus left no doubt as to law*, while the defense left nothing mothers are enthusiastic and many ' searching party has ........ out all
it* how here in Sanford for tin* lirst ¡ ivonford is a small city »*ul we aro
undone
to
clear
the
a
n
used
of
the
pretty ¿ a . i la and lloats and nth.-r |•'«>' »»ut •’""»<» <">»>’ 'race tin* lirst
the south Florida m an’s purpose
time. Another Mn.t always attracts having a lug fair, and like all hig
A gruesome sight original ideas are'h.ung fduimed f„r . •>nipmg ground.
Foul play is m u *
White it has been considered that charge of murder
a great deal of attention is the really fairs you c a n easily ;.et touched 41
in
t
he
court
room
was
tin
»kulI
of
llu* parade.
The com m ittee in pectcd
he would be in the nice, in some
Oe good,’ ho
remarkable problem game, that is you are not careful.
quarters doubts may have been en the dead man. showing the bullet i barge reijuest that all entries for
careful,
don’t
take
any
bad money
really
a
very
interesting
as
well
as
tertained.
It will he remembered hole, and the Panama hat *'1'“ b ear Mu parade
he al Mak uvenue and
Fine Poultry Exhibit
ami
don’t
buy
any
ifdd
b
ric k s . Also
an
instiuctivo
diversion
for
the
vis
that when thcro was a prospect of ing the mark» of the bullet, which Sixth street by 9:30 Friday morning.
Visitors to the fair who are poul- itor. to drive away their jailed tho jjvople who are leaving their
was
worn
hy
tin*
deceased
at
the
Senator Bryan being appointed to a
' hat the parade may move prompt , ry ilinri,.r, wj„
Miri)ris,*d at lilt* sjniits. As the visitor passes through homes during tho day or night
United States judgeship, the ex- time of the murder, which »a* com ly at IP o clock.
wonderful exhibition of poultry dis- the gaily decorated midway, he or should lock thorn up and see that
Governow then announced his inten mitted at Curry ville, two miles from
Two prizes have been olTered <«r |playod ul th(, J)0u1, ry department ut she will ilnd it a ease of wits’ end to everything is safe.
sion of besoming a candidate in case Chuluota.
Mi« prettiest displays, not babies. th|. o,(|
chickens, tut keys, leully know wlmi to play in the
The hig fair is on ami thu hobA dispute a ro s e ’over money mut hut tin* decorative display.
* vacancy occurred; and at the same
I h*‘ , ducks and geosti arc* arriving daily various fltm c tiv e_g am e*. etCj
goblim will, get .you.
*** - r time he made it cleaf th at in case ter», while B iy an was in the employ lijijt has h egu , offerod by. Mr. JInnry ,|r|(| Dtitliut; a in file uecofhmodntlon»
The pillow* toj> concession ia al
. •lì“*
*!"! vacancy
did
not vv*,««
occur when
ah- of'CurrK»; and in the absence o f t K e It. Murks
* w
**va uut
wliuti un
and the second by a fi>J. #howln(£ t iu,jr | ,iay , j„ Mu- ways one that appeal*, (or on this
George .Marr Here
ttcìpatcd, he would become a candi- latter from his home, Bryan, who friend of the babies.
I t is hojiTd , c.0 0 pS Miat anNdTtnntf^prepared for beautiful stand one will find mag
The many friends of G eorge Marr
•Kto fof* the oIBco ut tito expiration had been drinking heavily, used that ull the babies of Seminole « * " " * ! Miem.
nificent pillow tops with the names are greeting him again, as Goorgo
offensive and abusive language to ty will enter this parade.
of tho junoir senator’s term.
Remem
Among the <*r.rlj**«t arrivals were uf Hanford and Florida beautifully will lx* here during tho week of tho
Mrs. Currie and her daughter, and. ber the time and place Central
Flynn Elliott of Chariot to, N. C., printed on them.
These pillows fair with Mrs. Marr.
He has tho
according
to tho testimony, had Park at ten a. m. Friday.
'arming Club Demonstrations
who has the greatest variety of make a most valuable present nnd hig booth on First street a t tho in
canning club demonstrations threatened the life of Currie. When
The automobile parade will be on fioul try that has ever been shown an excellent furnishing (nr the cozy tersection of Magnolia and has tho
* 'l l he given at tho bamboo booth Mr. Currie returned home, it "P*
in Florida by one man. He bason I corner in the silting room. ! fact, finest display of pillow trip« and
m.
*» tho corner of Park a.venue and pears that Bryan wes seen entering Thursday, February 4t1i. 2 p.
i-usi
of
display
chickens ol a dozen *>r mon* . p
Mu- midway th** visitor will pillow, cover«, etc . Mod ha» over
Une up: ul lütli »tri et
Commercial street on Thursday and the yard of Currie's bom** »ml
different varieties, u s w.-ll a - g e e s e . , |(|l| li(
M m , . , M , ft, a l l y m,veilles been brought
t*> Hitn!<>rd .i*td you
........„„
' !mVlrtk .y .....
com
in g s at 1 0 o'clock. fired ufHin hy Currie, the bullvt en- Park avenue
turkeys
sn*l
du*
k»
Th**,that
at
no
time
ran
he
or
she
In*
at
must
see
the
booth
and »*•»• Georgo
This I. one of tho most impo.tant i toring the hack of Bryan « head’ reProceed down Park to 1st Mreet t» gnmea«. t
Mu* finest und many prize u los» of what to do. It can also he when you visit the fail.
M r. Marr
Ph»»« of the fair and all the people |suiting in hi. immediate death
avenue, the,a%* south an x" k U « i>I
found that various r.ttn étions of a Is a former Sanford resident und
French
avenue
to
9th
street,
takers
are
in
the
exhibits..
This
dis•hould attend tho demonstrations
The argument was conducted by
play will of course not he permitted really meritorious nature cun hip claims Sanford as his home whon he
Then oast to Oak,
>n<i take leaaona on conserving tho Davis & Giles and C. B. Robinson
to ho taken into account when tho visttfd. The ever popular Metry C o i l s making tin* many c o u n t y Lira
Thcnco
north
to
1st
street.
, rJ"tx and vegetables th a t have been of Orlando for the defense, while
Then
1
st
»treot
oast
to
Magnolia,
prizes uro awarded since it is not a Round, the Mntordrono, the PI.m ia - [ and exposition« over tiie country,
& Jones of Orlanflo. G. A .
* ° * * 4 to 80 to waste in this sec- Jones
Then
south
to
Jth
street,
local
exhibit but it will ho u groat tion Show, the Tango Show, tho I Ho has u most beautiful d isp lay und
* Jm x “° m* ny ye<r8' M*ss Durst DeCottcs nnd A. K. Powers of SunThence
c
a
s
t
to
Stanford
avenue
j
h
e
l
j
^
t
o our poultry show. No vis- Famous Chicken Famjly, tho Doll- j gives uway a beautiful pillow cover,
have charge of the domolistra» ford argued for the state. Tho a r
And
north
to
inl^rsectioiv
of
1st
itor
to
tho fair should miss this ex- otte Family of entertainers.and many every five minutes. You will hivo
ions and they will b« a revelation gument was opened by G. A. Doothers’ of equol merit.
( to hurry und see Goorgo.
and
Park
avenue
and
disperse.
|
hiblt.
Continutd on Page 8
,0 th* children and the housekeepers.
.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT
ENDED FOR TERM
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Ja n u a r y
THE SANFORD HERALD
PACE EIGHT
OTHER NOTED
F A IR S H ELD
IN SANFORD
T H IS CITY PLAYED HOST
TO PRESIDENT CLEVE
LAND AT FAIR
M rs . Grover Cleveland were the
g u e s ts o( honor. Other fairs were
h eld from tim e to time hut after the
freeze the people did not have the
h e a r t or th e money to e n te r into
t h e fairs and for the past tw enty
y e a r s this city bos been o u t ol the
fa ir class.
I t is interesting to note t h a t just
2 7 years ago Sanford was preparing
fo r u fair. We are indebted to Mrs.
M arshall for th e information in thn
s h a p e of a copy of the South Florida
A rgus of the d a te of J a n u a ry 19th,
1888, her father, E. W. Peabody
b eing editror of the Argus ut th at
ti m e . Wo note th e following notiro
a b o u t the fair:
Our City on a Hoorn
We learn from Secretary Huggins
t h a t our fair la on a regular boom.
T h o demand for space for exhibits
ha» already far exceeded the expecta
tio n s pi tho directors, and th e y have
decided to erect an additional build
ing, 35x85 feet, to meet the require
m ent*.
T he uccounts coining in
to tho rules us printed In the pre
mium list. To all such we urn a u
thorised to say. rnrnn on, thn ruins
will i>n modified a n d varied to suit
thn requirements ol the occasion,
and u hurdle rare will be-added.
S tand privileges have been g ra n t
ed the following parties, they being
the highest bidders: E. M. Faber,
lunch rounter. soda water, ran d y ,
etc l_L It A It It Philips, tobacco
a n 4 cigars; Wm. Friend, lem onade;
A. J. Philips, news stand.
Judges of awards* will be a p p o in t
ed lator on.
(
Work on the grounds goes rapidly
on, and the pneqwets of the uxhibition are indeed flutteiing.
. ia i5
/ FOR RENT
. GRAPFIVILLK AND 17PSALA
Frank Parker is delivering meat
througli this scciton on Tuesdays
and FTidays for Mr. J. A. Thom p
son
Callers on Sunday at Mr. if. ti.
Lundquist's to see the fin^ new baby
were .Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Lundquist of Sanford. Mr». Worrell. Mr*.
F^rickson and children and Mr anti
Mrs. Edwin Lund<|uist, a n d Oran
LundquUt anti the Pearson boys of
Paola.
Mr. J. A. T hom pson is having the
first coat of paint put on his house.
Mesdames Hurl and Ho wan and
Miss R uby were visiting th e r e - o n
Sunday, also at Mr. Jack V aughn’s.
T h e I.undquist boys caught a fine
s u in g of fish in Crystal latltc mi
T h u rsd a y , some 25 in all, o ne o f two
of which were 5 or 0 pound» in
weight.
We ran witness to tFi r
good eating tiualities.
We arc sorry to learn t h a t Mrs.
Anna DuForest has had to leave for
the hospital again, hut ho|K- she will
soon regain her health.
TTrT uriTI .Mrs. Ballinger »pent
For Kent — 2 nice front
w ith every convenience.
,\
418 Oak a venu».
Fur Rent—-Rooms
703 Palm etto.
SATURDAY
THl
For R ent— T w o big
Flast F'irst s tre e t.
Jo
Coca Cola C om pany
MílUON«!»*
O f e t f l n o In H .x p p ln c » s ,
W illiam A
M
Rooms for • Rent Tim
nished ropnia well located,
a t 20G Third St.
foiDRARY
Nicely furnished
E a s t Fourth S t.
N C , ( PRESENTS i
room»
m
Furnished room» fur Fm
for rent.
Mrs. C.
u
308 P ark a v e n u e , betv.ni.
4 th streets.
F*or Kent F'urnistn <! r«nn
E a s t T en th St.
r¿i£ rtLEP ttO ^
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WANTED
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(GwtF-mhleJones, 2 0 Ö Pnrk avenue.
W a n te d — G entlem en
315 East F ou rth St
ON S A L E A T P H I L I P S ’ D R U G S T O R E
P R IC E S 5 0 c , 75c, $ 1 .0 0 , $1.50
• Proper Carving.
Ill c a r v in g , hum a n d b e e f s h o u ld be
c u t t h in ; pork, la m b, v ea l n.id m utton
a little t h i c k e r
W h e n c a r v i n g a b-g
with
F'or Rent—■ Several hice ofT.r,
room s over Vowel)'»
F tinnire S' j>
Yowell & Co.
JANUARY....
New Ferry Service
By a now arran g e m e n t with tho
F'lorida East Coast Ry. tin* ferry
boat Alma May Is to. connect with
the evening train at Enterprise,
thus p u ttin g
passengers
through
from Ttttnpa 1« Titmrville the same
evening.
The morning boat con
nects with the train-going south here
at 12:38.
This gives a much liettor service
for passenger» going to points on the
Flast Coast in the afternoon.
This new arrangem ent will lie fine
for people attending the (air, giving
passengers from th e East Coast Thursday nt Mr. Vernon Coller’i.
five hour* in S n i^ ir d and j e t t i n g
Miss Edna T hom pson sp en t the
them home, th a t nrjpit.
week-end with Mr*. M aud Powell
on the West Side.
Musons, Attention
Spécial com m unication F. & A. M.
Overdellcate.
No. G2 TÛesdny, 7:30 p. m., F’eb
It « a s in a small southwestern town
2nd. Fl. A. degree will ho conforred
that the toiwi council, which we Infer
and exumiiiation in F'. C.
Is becoming unduly delicate, caused
Regular com m unication F'ob. 4th till» notice to appear In the local news
cancrlled. By «rder \V M
paper wlieu a lax on dogs u a* im
posed
fax on each dog male, me
dollar. ; lee versa,- three dollar» —
S E A T S
Harper's Mitgimio
Happiness. like mercy, t» twice
blessed; It blesses those who are most
Intimately associated with It. and It
blesses all tbaBo who sec It. hear It,
foci It. touch It. or breathe tho snmo
atmosphere-—Knto Douglas Wlggln.
m
» irlca's Potential w taiin.
F o r its future industrial develóle
ment Africa t» r em a r ka b ly fortunate
| of motion, t ike bold of the bone end
i with ilio left hand, thou cut Hun > Already coal deposit» to t he value of
To Prevent China Chipping.
, • lice» down to t he bulle and 14M*ik*»t| mure- t h a n thru« hundred million dol
A giimt way tn prevent Tine china
rich idnt. by poti Itut tin- knife tl.il mi lar» b i v i lie- h d'-e.ii v r* (I uliing the
stul cm gla»- from chipping »liiUi
-apt- u. i*i. a i i'll, t. hi. more lb.in
((■ bared hone a nd cutting ilinmgh
being w a s h ' d t* in put an ol l irk j I lie Hieing tdiuiihl gradually chans» five t o- i», i w.d<*-rfaM.s ufT'-r wtinoer
Isll towel In lilt* bolioin of tile dlsll- dir* citon slightly *o to ut ways *ut
nl
'hal'I.-H tor t h e cMl.ihllhlliileiil
pan
• ..li-ipower cehi'-Va
1 n toss the grain
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
27-tfe
ri».|m r»
We require th e tem|mr.ir "Tv Ite»
of a capable, responsible hu»ines*
mi At with good liu,itici: !
T h e Iighl n:!-.Vi c a i i , ,
T he Dewey
Drulu.ii;i
1
( ’mihpuiiy, V. nod ward
Washington, D. C.
If you wl»h to sell your Sanford
p ro p e rty or exchange it far Cleve
land, Ohio p r o p e r t y , i i.n t iiimrst*
with Wm. J Wil <on,
i lie* Ail.
liuiimon Bldg. ('!■•.
.. nr
Jo h n \Vit»ou^ M ill .>1
• ' j,,
Sfuifori!
t’ll'U U l a g - W. Ill e-1
S a n f o r d l.lght A- i i
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*i All Local Advertisements Under
Free
Shou)
FAIR WEEK AT
THE BIG STORE
This Heading I MUEE CENTS a
Line For Kadi Inset timi. Minimum
Charifc 25 Cents.
corne
O ur
S to re
A T L A N T IC C O A S T UNI
T R A IN S
Nor I h ho anti
F'or Sole
Cockerels.
Sunford.
Our displays will be quite a- large feature
Seminole County Fair, showing you just what
correct dress for Spring and Summer.
W OMEN and CH ILDREN’S
FURNISHINGS
Complete stock of m en’s
without
shirts,
collars,
Removal sale of boys
suits, values up to $10.
Men’s pants, values $5
Ladies’ housedresses
Five While W yandotte
Hex Packard. R. I). 2 ,
F’or S alo— Private pool
fine . condition.
0 o»t four
dollar*.
Will *ell cheap.
M aitland, FTu.
table in
hundred
Box 10 2 ,
45-4tp
rn r Sale ( h e lp Farm of 9 arre»
I 1 1 tiled. hou»e and bill building*
with grow ing crop»,
Ka»y term»
lli-u»oti, sickness
\\
F’. Squire*
near Celery avenue
.lii-tf
F’or Sale or Trade Wood yard
an d mill. Owner lias o th e r hmdne»»
Box 1247, city.
42-lf
5 Ar r i vt
Clyde l.irir lloai*
( Sì. J o h n » H i v n )
Arrive 10:00 A. M , Ijenvetl
F’or Sale or Rent C h e a p — 7*1
acre farm, all tiled, two good flowing
wells. N e a r Beck H am m ock station PLACED ANYWIIKIt FI.FIVEIM "
Fenced n n d good barn.
Address
m
u
In l*»il>. W—Vn
I
Cora C. liollinger, 125 C e n te r St.
CnnuHtntn. N. Y.
39-tf
rt-LcM* wrYic»
.i
F’or Sale, T om ato P l a n t s —5,000, Frwi
l*t it# flfiurr *'D< >- ' , r * ,
000 Livingstons Globe, grow n on vir entlfw f h t f f * o f you r »dv«»nt»hnff m ,, r * ■
..
*
gin soil. 81.35 per m. Also head run*« from ali«/Ul client«.
quarters for sweet potato »lips. J. R
Davis, B arto w . Fla.
43-7tti
Ads!?;;#Ads
Great show of new dress
materials for Spring.
M 0 N T (i O M E l¡ V
Advertising Company. Ine-
F'oi S ale— My lot on F 'inT r.trout M u tu a l
opposite R obbins Nest H ete!. Will
sell at a bat gain.
Price address
Robert Buck»baum, P. O. Box 2 1 4 , C .
Tam pa, F'lorida.
46-2tp
U f« t il d i .
H .,
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P*
D S K G E E
P lu m b in g nnd
For Sulo— One large choice citylot on th o corner of Flljfhth street
Gas Fitting
and Laurel uvenuc, f a c i r ^ p a r k , <md
One Tine 1 0 “ acre celery fnrm two
miles west and near F'Jrst street. All Work Receives M j I’cfW
Attention Ami Best Effort*
Will sell b o th a t half -price. If you
want to get double y our money''/»
worth call quick on ow ner, 207 Optra site City Hall
Telephone
Flench a v e n u e .
43-4tc
store
H EN R Y
Choice
Quality Store
O vied o
M c LAULIN
JEWELER
Your Store
' F*°r Sale— Old Fibre F'uctory site
on Lake Monroe, near old Atlantic
C oast Lino Ry. passenger depot.
Splendid, site for m anufacturing in*
dustry. B o th rail and w a te r facil
ities. F or term s and price address
L. B. W o o tto n , c*o American F’ibre
Company. Jacksonville, F'lorida.
4ft-9tp
MY S P Ë C IA L T IK S :
P I C K A R D 'S H A N D - P A I N T E D ‘ •
G O R H A M ’S S T E R L I N G SILVER
RO G ERS’ PLATED
WARE
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SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEBRUARY 3rd, Ith, 5th and 6th, 1915
SANFOBD HERAT,!)
ON TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS
IN S A N F O R D ri Life . /» Wntih Living
volume \
SANFORD. F LO R ID A . TIJESDAV. I F Ititi* AIt V 2, 1915
1■
N O 47.
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OR THE GREAT
S E M IN O L E C O U N TY
all ready
¡ONE HUNDRED CARS ALL ARRANGEMENTS
SPECILTY STUNTS BIG CONVENTION OF THE LIVE
STOCK MEN TO BE HELD HERE COME FROM ORLANDO ARE COMPLETED
FOR THE BIG FAIR WILL BE IMMENSE
everything r e a d y
< *
THE CITY 18 IN GALA ATTIRE AEROPLANE FLIC MTS A N I) A MOST INTERESTING PROGRAM HAS BEEN AIt It AM IEl > ORANGE COUNTY FRIENDS FIRST BIG FAIR WILL OPEN
KOIt THE BIG EVENT OF
Bit; FIREWORKS DISLAY
AM) WILL BE CARRIED OUT AT THE MEETINGS
WILL TAKE SANFORD
TOMORROW MORNING
TO
BE
HELD
IN
THE
COURT
HOUSE
BY STORM
DAY AND NIGHT
THE SEASON
’• *
AS SCHEDULED
.
ilo^Y'mpfirftrntVvflnt* |
Praijj^uji XTothods in Hog lUis-
».
♦
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Everybody’ get in line.
s»o
■*4p.i2»»0-*7. si
Forget
E verything is ready for the big
St
llÿer who is to give exhi bi t i on : of t he Semi nol ei* County Fair will Jn* ing, Ly alowr.«. W. B.» Willett, Muit- business for n day, and become a Seminole C o u n ty Fuir a n d white tho*
flights her e for t h r ee days, M a r l i n g ! the m e e t i n g of the Florid« Live land; JVm. Ed wards. Zell wood; T. Z. part of the booster parade that will Inhabitants
have had a touch of
W e d n e s d a y , «ays t h a t a f t e r an a via- | Stock Association, t he t h i r d a n n ua l Atkeao.ii, Live Oak
j invade Semjnolo county during the t h e fuir alre ad y some of tho con
lor hills or is i nj ured or killed a t a c o nv e n t i o n , to he held in the court . Tin- Dairy <tul look for Florida, by big show in the Celery City.
cessions o p e n i n g lust n ig h t th e real
* biggest kind of a fair e v e r held in . hig me« t t h e t 't te nd n n e e is a l w a y s house b e gi nni ng W e d n e s d a y , Feb. II. I! Il.iwl. chief of d ai ry division,
T h e c o mm i t t e e h avi ng in c ha r ge fail- will n o t ho pulled ofT until to
r the »tate.
It will be held on t h e larger t h e next day. In a recent in- 3rd. Fo l l owi ng is the c o m p l e t e pro-1 B. A I . Wa sh in g to n . D. ( ’.; o r J. II a r r a n g e m e n t s for Or an g e c o u n t y d a y morrow.
T here are s e v e ral thing'*
main streets o f . S a n f o r d .
Buildings u u v i e w . while (lying at ( 'i ii f in n ut i gr am; »
'
Mc Cl ai n. d a i r y m a n . It A I
at t h e Seminole Fair in S an fo r d. t hat thi- peopl e should h e a r in mind
have been secured h o w e v e r for t h e Mr Knh! ha d the follow t r y :*• ».i>
W e d n e - d m . Fell 3rd. at I l i a m
Si! g* < >|o f..r Florida. It> V M F eb ru a r) till a r e meeting such s t i r - 1d ur i ng t h e fi^ir T he m o s t i m p o r t a n t
cattle, horse show, e t c.
Mai i Mi cs show t ha t .liter a n
. de nt
I n t u r n t i o n hy F h. i p l i un
K l i u n - ' i . P.ilulku, Fla
aiu
J'rof c - .s a to the m t i nh e r of aut omobi l e« t* t h a t t h e fair c o m m i t t e e a n d tho
Uooths of uni form sire will he th.it t h e r e 1 » . l U . i i . a larger r|*tw.l
Words •>( Welcome hv Mayor 1»
\ I' - „ l o i r d i ’t l l . l .ig.n*, I I* tu go oh t hat d a y , t hey huvu set thè d n a c t o r , H e n r y Marks, d i d not w a nt
erected for t h e merchants* exhibits tin next <1...
i'ln- i. one of t h e !. l|iriu*her
\ \ \ , ti.iinesvdle.
mitrk ut PIU or more.
the concessions on Firat s t r e e t and
Boothes will ulsy be p l ac ed for t h e Ml tuber a n d sad aides ul a v ia t i o n , i
ite por t a o n minutes o f last' me et Are yoti u booster and good fel had m oit of them set u p i n tho va
Night Session Beginning at 7 p. m.
Woman’* Club, e m b r a c i n g art» a n d ye t t h e a v i a t o r realizes t h a t he has I ing, h y t h e secretary.
Sugge: linns to Florida St o c k m e n , lo« ? |f «o, send In yotir nume, says cant l ot s a d j a ce n t , preferring to’
P r e s i d e n t ' s annual a d d r e s s hy C. F W. U Goodwi n, i ditoc Breeder*» Gu- thè comniiltee und gei in line.
craft, ant i que» a n d r ol bni ul . plant», t a k e n hi» own life into his irw n
keep First s t r e et intact b u t tho ma
cooking, needlework, e tc. T h e « wilt h a nd s a n d nd«s with deutli < \ e r v Barber. M«crii nny
We want y o u all. bolli great a n d j ority of t h e mer chant » w a n t e d the
; z e l t e ( I mago. Id . Will M Trm* r
\\ nrk Veterimiry Di vi si on of t h e edi*
b«. a " B e t t e r Ba by C o n t e s t " as a 11 me he I* II V*•* lh. gr ound n In i
■inali
l’ut on ymjr decorutin.i*. till shows on t h e m a m s t r e e t a n d they
t ' ! ■ 11 * t
1 II
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fr il ' ra f*. . i ! I >i.
ll.'.r. I* dir'
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P u e r i l o f I ! . , ¡i l l d u r i n g 19 I I . tine
feature M thi d e p ar t m e m
Th e '
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iir>; and he at tin* San were placed t h e r e a f t e r m ilch trouble
up
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will he .a hig d e c o r a t e d a u t o m o b i l e » 11 ! t lie gr im t. I'.*
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a t il o ' c l oc k o n lh** m o r n - nnd e x p e ns e
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men s h o u l d have
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¡»»at ruees. for which c u l pa b le | n/.i
\ Ml
\ T .1 m e e t i n g o[ i l i
co 111 ml 111*1* no kick a g a i n s t t hem nr a g a i n s t the
will he given
A big a | i p r o p l . . ’ ion I hot, iIU
1 , «*, T .1n *t *t ' j i -r..nin¡i*
f at i c o m m i t t e e
On a c c o u n t of First
a m i h e l d y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n in tin* **fj
,
bus been given for free ¡An Useiiten I • l a . ) l j o i *
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Ml
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dr'*. i,| t
will i l .
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tin*
lift
it '■.inford lenitili a u f i u n o o l i n o uf e v e r y soft
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tien !l g ' t s dally, g o r g e o u s Ji;. e. .*. I
would
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from
tin*
San J u a n , the tr avel l i ng public m u s t not use
i r o! a * I ch . i ll) , a I a III.
no al tii.spl.iys nightly mol m a n y olio* a vva y tin inai lone pinn* meal
hotel at •• o'cl ock T h u r s d a y mo r n- 'his street for traffic.
M a g n o l i a in
In o l a
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attractions
T h e p u bl i c i t y c a m p ai g n ti a i*V
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and hamlet Inis Imen "lo v ir.d
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Special rates have been granted I li \ eut tlllls t,
ol Ifo* ( a t r
■m ml i on would load ! lu wi.cll lu « ru-s-s tl) C o m m e r c i a l st reet .
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ll was ii greed tli.it no t»;lk In -)|M»n U*| l> to l ho».* w In. wish
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Pa! metto
making it possible for out of town . . i | \ . . | oí
WII,. Il
!o- - 1 ilici.i ! , r .ii that in i f ii . t In <‘*)iiH:i**rcial.
. r -hall 1
r. . • i i t . t
Mjri I] 11î 11'1; t *» ! lo»•*■»* u h i V. mh to
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people to niietni with hut tilth* > v
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t*.*
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t e r«*f. Il y
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(K-h'i
I !u* city of Sanford will v*.ir •* .1 k o :i I a V'
Il ' I I s
■n i " aful .»ii’iliird t h e -ami*
Oil
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itself in it« hesl dress ni *| Tin t|* nr ..Í ., p . r . , t .
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th.* Seminole I .dr is toni posed of
N i g h t • s e s s i o n . lieg In ni n g 7 p. m
1 i. k
f ; - *||* l i n n III
new
Tin* fair ussoeiution declare*. ni • t a l o l i t v
a nd 1 be p ub li c should k e e p till* in
•.
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III*VA ! h.
Ml r fl H I tick 'Oil !» \ lullt
It ord
D trv P- -.* * Flo.ol.i I
M l1 ! i» i • l i d
mind
Hope-, have lu-en st r et ched
thi*vtp fa* glo* biggest kilo! of *■ . '
s.*. ! il* * 1,
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lit. . I .»■ . ìli* Y t I«. I
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m ..* 1 1 ribud looks for I* rm endous ¡m in i
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W l'ainliif go are ..» ke.) to hi*ln I in their tía mes driver who f or ge lt tins r u l i n g and
i:
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Nigh
All to lie given ahuolutel. tree 1 " 1
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meeting
of
the
c o m m i t t e e | come to grief.
This p r e c a u t i o n i»
I fuels
crowd
t *1 al l t le* .o * i de i l i
(•delirisi fur t he S e n a t e
1 Ciorihm, Will
Pork P r o d u c t i o n a n d Co n tr o l of Cities, hy M es*>r» It
he held
I’u « « U y afterniMnu ' Uk u n- lo p r ev e n t a u t o i m d i U e aecip e rh ap s t h e spiral glide has been t h e
l’unta C o r d a , Fob.
Kx-tiov
V •• Sii. w faci, on'-ill*1 I
h driv
I- r e . p i . i s t e d to flave hi» dent s d ur i ng the
e r o wd e ii Verloda
■i I ce.use of mitre aviator» tv.-i i n g t h e i r Hog C l o de r a hv Dr tl.-o F Ba bb T mp.i
Albert W (¡ilchrixt of tip» city III
I
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r
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Itoli. Id. M 1.1 tut
I
h'dera
luvert
l
g.
car a pp ro p r i at e ly decorateli with Mr- <"• First s i r e e t . aa e ve r y »II« will ho
.)• ,.f h timt, a n t oi li.-r in..* Mimg 11 •»t tu Id a g. n l . II*
in
A
holds to tilh previously i|t*rlur
\d|'HirTiitc*».i
I -f .»ft
I
he booth*» anil the
I ii.ine-v il'e
J .I i t l n
I'I'M D H 11 1- » if
n l I i f f VA I - * I"
w i t h s t a n d i n g this f . n t . t h e great g..I ion It
teniion of becomi ng n
n d i d a t e ni
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he CO l i m i t e d
t
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r
the pro*., tri es o f h e x '
a r ( or I le
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M i - i .. a- 1llsappeai a in
nori.li a* i on
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avenue,
between
T
h
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. •1 \ l. t . a r d i e r , (wo h m l h i r s ,
1
I ' Itr aa ii
i n n s » I t I * >* ItiH.oh A »»iihi
»ciutlr from Klornhi,
w ill hi* tile Baby P a r a d e F r i da y »cerne art i st s of Springfield, Mass.,
' Th e
e x - l i o v e r r u u '» a t t e n t i o n wu»
1 itiul luneh room during tho fuir, and
T h e line wlm left Pa in t ka in a l aunch, with a
- called to t h e recent d e v e l o p m e n t s on
morning a t ten o'clock.
will he of gr eat c o n v e n i e n c e to tho
negro
for
a
trip
down
tile
Mcklawaha
T
H
E
Y
O
U
N
G
A
N
D
O
L
D
A
L
IK
E
the political hot i zon of Fl o r id a , p a r
w i l l III* f o r m e d oil Milk n v el fu e ««Miti
Indies
,Liul * htldreu
M a k e it your
u t t e r k nown a» M" t a k e an*l pai nt m i m i i ** view», have
ticularly to t h e d e c l a r a t i o n of (iuv*
u f ( ’e n t r a '
P r1
ARE A N X IO U S TO ? EE
liiiidipuirtir
win)**
in
the city.
.»I h er n h ea r d from sin*** *h** 2Ulh
ernnr T r a m m e l t h a t he will co n t en d < l R R I K F i l i N D N O I ( •! I L T ^ the It.
i ¡i nd, a nd will o o i **r tin
T
H
E
S
H
O
W
S
Th**
W
o
m
a
n
'
s
Club
will also furst . when t h e y were seen down Mo
for the esat in congress now held by
AFT Kit W EEK n F HARD
p a r k .M * ,i *v a vettuu urn! > i *t h street
iii'h
light
lun*
he»
¡u
f
o u r different
li.hlw.iy
IJ'l»t
.,»
i-ssfi
Ii.vl
I.*
\
ver
Mri > a t u i d a y tin* guidi* , ami*
led I.*. ,. |t n \ » ‘ li.iT'.f
T h e pamd*
Hon. S M S p a r k m a n , wi t h a view
W O RK IN ( O l }| 1
L o ok for the
t h** I *•Mlit > fair III ■nine respects as hoot It* 11 ti First »trees
'•>■
Paint
kn
with
t
h
e
Ima!,
bonghi
to ascertaining w h e t he r or not tin*
r* h* Mu* yenr k Iwi.r* a n d gt*"i|*
t.tdu*» aipt get sotnething n i c e to est
i t , n i , dl'l**r‘*i ' diver 11i< ■i* a g n
T
h
e
trial
<
*f
D
U
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■
Mie
*
ioti
ITrg,
dt
lio-o
ty
•
'
.
mad
t M ,
(t , i i .1 » 1 ., i,if f o r
i n s p i ’ - oi
former ( i n v e n t o r will e n t e r Mo let*
■me . I**i hmg. »ilk h os i e r y, et. , * nit are pur sui t - , i ■,ii »m n. b „» t h e in a clean a n d sa ni ta ry pl uee.
»gainst S e n at o r B r y a n
K\ i n n (ti nr . b1f u! 1* 1 Ut
vi lu 11
Mu* Judg* » w ill l*o » l a t t o n i >1
T h e p r o g r a m lor the d i f f e r e n t day»
visilor must lie eiii**rtuined
The
n
in
o
i
tu*
Gilchrist was brief in hi» reply, e l i , hi * S a t u r d a y a l t e r n i m i
I poti t h e decision of t h e j ud ge s, who m u d e t h e bout a p l e se nt to »orne
is
publ i shed in Mils issue. T h e r e aio
mt*lwuy
I
m
*
i
n
g
places
on
First
str****t
mot
e
t
h
a
n
j u r y , a f t e r b e i n g oi;' not
making this s t a t e m e n t .
will ln* »truiiipr» in S a n f o r d Mn- boys, a n d show.**! a big roll of money
inlortti.ition
b oot hs on t h e s t r e e t , one
k*y
t
h
e
Seminole,
C
o
u
n
t
y
K.ur
coin
-. ul.Teil
f i f t e e n <*r t w e i i t y
mi imi' >
lie left for
pn/.eV will he a w a r d e d .
At the o f large deiiiMUliiatlous
"In i nvi t i ng my a t t e n t i o n to t h e
m i t t e e will In* f ou n d one of t h e most in t h e c o u rt house b u il d i n g , ono a t
t
h
e
v
e
r
d
i
c
t
o
f
'
N
o
t
(
.
i
d
t
y
Jacksonville
on
thu
Osceola,
and
action of Governor T ram m el, in
I elusi) uf l ho parade t h o prizes will
effective in p o in t of a t t r a c t i v e c o n T h e H e r al d office or n n y c it iz en can
T he trial, whirh has been o n f óf he d i s t r i b u t e d , til t h e
which he s ta te d th a t ho would ho a
W o m a n ’s u p o n being »i,» r v c he d on t h è boat
Mie Fai r Head- « (>'ar> was inumi on hiui w luci) cessions t hat ha s ever been s ho wn , direct y o u to a ny plueo t h a t you
candidate fo r, congres« from this g r e at int erest in this s.** tmn. a» w d l ¡juj| di" K'
T h e visitors t r o warned
('ha*. Pressey, a g en tl e ma n who wish to go
district, you usk mo as to whether a s in Olhcr .puri/* of thè s t a le , con- i(uurlt,rs Jnr lt | .„ll>ni ,, n ,| Uose La ba d »» ' ' » , r y '**» t h " 20 th . Thi s was
*.. I will he a candidate for the United Burned five d a y s a n d 'v.o of t h e Verni* -Muri wmi ibi* tirst prize» u f i 'h i * tasi day t h è wl nl e mcn w,-re lias hu.t wot Id wide experience on against stränget.* w h o w o u l d tako
t h e concession line, will hi. \ e a line you in a p o n severnt a n d diver.« occa
c m in t yy at t h è Or la nd o ! -"*«»■ T i ....... ..
in t h è diary «¡i m *
States senate. Such ia my intetion. s t a l e 's wit nesses were br ought from Setninole count
of concessions t h a t will dazzle t h e sion»- E x t r a polii*« h a v e b e e n .«worn
t
h
e
f
t
a
t
e
of
New
^
ork,
showing
t
h
e
Better llah v Contest in 1914 nini ‘ description of u cutup unknown to
I think it is. too early ,to try* to shall
e ye of tin* most bias**. One of t h e in for t h e occasion h ut t h e y c a n n o t
indicating that th e
the woods or tp try tv> get into nc- interest t hill tin* s t a t e »a» t a k i n g in will lend th e babies in this Sem- rlv«r
he e v e r y w h e r e a n d it is u p t o t h e
Thi» I
had taken them to a thicket mo st a t t r ac t i v e Of concessions is tht*
^ tion any forty-two centim eter gun»." th e case to uphol d t h e di gni t y of t h e inoli*'» first h a h y ^ p a m d e .
"
I
n
n
o
v
a
t
i
o
n
Did!,"
'
h
u
t
will
m
a
k
e
people t h e m s e l v e s to he Chutions,
There is thus left no do u b t as to law*, while t h e defense left no t hi ng mothers are enthusiastic an d many ' searching party has ..... .. out all
it* how here in Sanford for tin* lirst ¡ ivonford is a small city »*ul we aro
undone
t
o
clear
t
he
a
n
used
of
t
h
e
pretty ¿ a . i la and lloats and nth.-r | •'«>' »»ut •’""»<» <">»>’ 'race tin* lirst
the south Florida m a n ’s purpose
t ime. Another Mn.t always a t t r a c t s having a lug fair, and like all hig
A gruesome s i g h t original ideas are'h.ung fduimed f„r . •>nipmg ground.
Foul play is m u *
White it has been considered that charge of m urder
a gr eat deal of a t t e n t i o n is t h e really fairs you ca n easily ;.et to u ch ed 41
in
t
he
court
room
was
tin
»kulI
of
llu* parade.
The com m itte e in pectcd
he would be in the nice, in some
Oe good,’ ho
r e ma rk ab l e pr ob l em game, t h a t is you are not careful.
quarters doubts may have been en th e dead ma n. showing t he bullet i barge reijuest th at all entries for
careful,
d
o
n
’t
take
any
b a d money
really
a
very
i
n
t
e
re
s
ti
n
g
as
well
as
tertained.
It will he remembered hole, a n d t h e P a n a m a hat *'1'“ b e a r Mu p a r a d e
he al Mak u v e n u e a n d
Fine Poultry Exhibit
ami
don’t
buy
any
ifdd
b
ric k s . Also
a
n
i
ns
t
i
uct
i
vo
di
versi
on
for
t
h
e
vis
that when thcro was a prospect of ing t h e mark» of t h e bullet, which Sixth street by 9:30 F riday morning.
Visitors to th e fair who are poul- itor. to drive a w a y their jailed tho jjvople who are le a v in g their
was
worn
hy
tin*
deceased
at
t
h
e
Senator Bryan being a p p o in ted to a
' hat the p ara d e may m ove prompt , ry ilinri,.r, wj„
Miri)ris,*d at lilt* sjniits. As the visitor passes t h r o u g h homes during tho day o r night
United States judgeship, the ex- tim e of t h e mur der , which »a* c o m ly at IP o clock.
wonderful exhibition of poultry dis- t h e gaily d e c o r a t e d mi dway, he or should lock thorn up a n d see th a t
Governow then announced his inten m itted a t Curry ville, two miles fr om
Two prizes have been olTered <«r | playod ul th(, J)0u1, ry d e p a rtm e n t ut s he will ilnd it a ease of wits’ e n d to everything is safe.
sion of besoming a c a n d id a te in case C huluota.
Mi« prettiest displays, not babies. th |. o ,(|
chickens, tut keys, leully know w l mi to play in t h e
The hig fair is on am i th u hobA dispute a r o s e ’over money m u t hut tin* decorative display. I h*‘ , ducks and geosti arc* arriving daily
* vacancy occurred; and at the same
goblim will, get .you.
*** - vari ous f l t m c t i v e _ g a m e * . etCj
r time he made it cleaf t h a t in case ter», while B iyan was in the employ lijijt has h e g u , offerod by. Mr. JInnry ,|r|(| Dtitliut; a in file uecofhmodntlon»
T h e pillow* toj> concession ia a l
. •lì“*
*!"! vacancy
did
o cc u r when
ah- of'CurrK»; a n d in the absence o f t K e It. Murks
* w
**va un uo t vv*,««
w liuti un
and the second by a fi>J. #howln(£ t iu,jr | , iay , j„ Mu- ways one t h a t appeal*, (or on this
G eorge .Marr H e re
ttcìpatcd, he would become a candi- l a t t e r from his home, Bryan, who friend of th e babies.
I t is hojiTd , c.0 0 p S Miat anNdTtnntf^prepared for beautiful s t a nd o n e will find m a g
The m any friends of G e o rg e Marr
•Kto fof* the oIBco ut tito expiration h ad been drinking heavily, used th a t ull th e babies of Sem inole «*""*! Miem.
nificent pillow t o p s with t h e n a m es are greeting him again, a s Goorgo
offensive and abusive language to ty will e n te r this parade.
of tho junoir se n a to r’s term .
Rem em
A m o n g t he <*r.rlj**«t arri val s were uf Hanford a n d Fl ori da b ea ut i f ul l y will lx* here during tho w eek of tho
Mrs. C urrie and her daughter, and. ber the tim e and place Central
F l y n n Elliott of C h a r i o t to, N. C., p r in t e d on t h e m .
Th es e pillows fair with Mrs. Marr.
H e has tho
according
to tho testimony, had Park a t ten a. m. Friday.
'arm ing Club D e m onstrations
wh o has t h e g reat es t v a r i e t y of m a k e a most v a l u a b l e present n n d hig booth on First street a t tho in
canning club d e m o n stratio n s th re a te n e d the life of Currie. When
The autom obile parade will be on fioul t r y t h a t ha s e ve r been s hown a n excellent f ur ni s hi ng (nr t h e cozy tersection of Magnolia a n d has tho
*'ll he given a t tho bam b o o booth Mr. Currie returned home, it "P*
in Fl ori da by one ma n.
He b a s o n I cor ner in the s i l ti ng room. ! fact, finest d i s p l a y of pillow trip« and
m.
*» tho corner of P ark a.venue and pears t h a t Bryan wes seen entering Thursday, February 4t1i. 2 p.
i-usi
of
d
i
s
p
l
a
y
chickens
ol
a
dozen
*>r mon* . p
Mu- m i d w a y th** visitor will pillow, cover«, etc . Mod ha» over
U n e u p : u l lütli »tri et
Commercial street on T h u rs d a y and th e yard of Currie's bom** »ml
different varieties, u s w.-ll a - g e e s e . , | ( | l | li(
M m , . , M , ft,a l l y m,veilles been b r o u gh t
t*> Hitn!<>rd .i*td you
........„„
' !mVlrtk .y .....
com
i n g s a t 10 o'clock. fired ufHin h y Currie, the bullvt en- Park a v e n u e
t
u
r
k
e
y
s
sn*l
du*
k»
Th**,
t
hat
at
no
time
r
a
n
he
or
she
In*
at
must
see
t
h
e
boot
h a nd »*•»• Georgo
This I. one of tho most im p o .ta n t i toring the hack of Bryan « head’ reProceed down Park to 1st Mreet t» gnmea«. t
Mu* finest und m a n y prize u los» of what to do. It can also he when y ou visit the fail.
M r. Marr
Ph»»« of the fair and all the people | suiting in hi. immediate death
avenue, the,a%* south an x" k U « i>I
f ound t h a t v ar i ou s r .t t n étions of a Is a former Sanford re s id e n t und
French
a
v
e
n
u
e
to
9
t
h
s
t
r
e
e
t
,
t
a
k
e
r
s
a
r
e
in
t
h
e
exhibits..
T
hi
s
dis•hould a tte n d tho dem onstrations
The arg u m e n t was conducted by
p l a y will of course not he perm itted really meritorious nature cun hip claims Sanford as his hom e whon he
Then oast to Oak,
in d well ahead oi achedulo to rnuko'
Seminol c o u n ty ’« first f a i r -----to he
held at Sanf or d. Florida, four da y a
ind night». Feb. 3, 4. 5 a n d ti. the
Ì
MIDWAY ATTRAC-
THE CIRCUIT COURT
ENDED FOR TERM
*
Davis & Giles and C. B. Robinson
Thcnco n orth to 1st s tre e t.
of O rlando for the defense, while
Then 1 s t »treot oast to Magnolia,
Jones
& Jones of Orlanflo. G. A .
Then so u th to Jth s tre e t,
D eCottcs nnd A. K. Powers of SunThence c a s t to Stanford avenue
ford argued for the state.
Tho a r
And n o rth to inl^rsectioiv of 1st
ions and they will b« a revelation g u m e n t was opened by G. A. Doand
Park avenue and disperse.
C ontinutd on Page 8
,0 th* children and the housekeepers.
>n<i take leaaona on conserving tho
, rJ"tx and vegetables t h a t have been
* ° * *4 to 80 to waste in this secJm x “° m* ny ye<r8' M*ss Durst
have charge of the domolistra»
HUN!) IKKhulM A d Lli Kour,h ''treo,n wi|1 hv “
to ho taken into account when tho
prizes uro aw arded since it is not a
local exhibit b u t it will ho u groat
j h e l j ^ t o our poultry show. No visi to r to tho fair should miss this ex| hiblt.
r(M,m
visttfd. The ever popular M etry C o i l s making tin* many c o u n t y Lira
Round, the Mntordrono, the PI.m ia - [ and exposition« over tiie country,
tion Show, the Tango Show, tho I Ho has u most beautiful d i s p l a y und
Famous Chicken Famjly, tho Doll- j gives uway a beautiful pillo w cover,
otte Family of en te rta in e rs .and m a n y every five m inutes. You will hivo
o th e rs ’ of equol m erit.
( to hurry und see Goorgo.
*J¿L i
___ _
�■
i GYA.n?
I -4M»
SANFORD HERALD
golden hanging spurs reprMfnti
Prices for winners In each event. Vlrginia Jonques, E u g cn c fC h ap p ell,
B a tte ry , v a lu e ' $86.00; 2nd Prise,
t h s branches of tho willow
So°*
Donald Law rence Fry.
Two representative from each
S afety First Electric L a n te rn ; 3rd
will
send
f
o
r
t
h
mammoth
P rise, One Half Dos. Ilajah Spark schbol in county allowed In each
streamers, tip p e d
with
G ram m ar School event and not over
Coming From Orlando
Plugs.
jeweled
s
tats
of
bewildering
U » u,
The com m |tt«c appointed a t the
Thiril R ace— F'roe for All Speed 4 each High School event.
while
others
will
explode
dozen,
L
S aturday, February 6 th
last meeting of the O rlando Board
Continued from Page 1
Boat, a b o u t ten miles— 1st Prise,
times, sending forth a show,.f of f
of Trade to work up interest In the
Model A. Gies Reverse Gear; 2nd H I I I I c l o s i n g DAY m ajority o f spectators always want thousand s p a r k s and tm> balloon,1
O P E N IN G DAY
SFmlnoIe C o u n ty F’air, F'ob. 3, 4, 5
Prise, C olum bia Speed Wheel; 3rd
9:30[a [ m . Hand C o n c e r t ^ P
Besides these nerial works Oier* ,ilj
this feat on the program.
.W e d n e s d a y , February 3rd
and 6 , held its first meeting yesterda
Prise, 4 Blits Spark Plugs,
also be a great num ber <>(
1:00, p. 11L Band C o n c e r tf ||
S C H O O L And F R A T E R N A L DAY
One
qf
the
greatest
pyrotechnical
4th Race— Free for All Bang and 1 4:00 p. m. Sferinl Free A ttra c and 0, held Its first meeting yejtteriii bit ion set pieces, running | r,,Irj . *
0:30 n. in. B and Concert
day afternoon In Lord & B rad sh a w ’s displays ever witnessed in this sec
Go Back, a b o u t eight m iles- 1st tions and Aeroplane Flights
feet
to 100 feel long. T h e n,,„[ pr‘
10 :0 0 a. m. Opening F'xcroises aful
tion of th e state will be seen each
Prise, D a y to n B attery Charger, val
i 0 :0 tl p. in. Gorgeous P y ro te c h office.
G rand P ara de
The com m itte e
composed
of
ue $31.00; 2nd srise. D ayton 12s nical Display.
1:30 p. m. Bund Concert
Messrs.
H.
H.
Dickson,
J.
N.
B
ra
d
Switch B oard, value $25.00; 3rd
4:00 p. m. Special Free A ttr a c
shaw, 8 . A. Johnson, J. H. R*eeU%imi
Prise,
K
ingston
Covered
Bos
Coll.
tions an d aeroplane Flights
B e tte r Hah) Contest
Josiah F'crris, want all who can pos
4:00 p . m . Special Free A ttrac
4:30 p. m. Meeting of F a rm ers and
Between forty and fifty babies sibly go on Orange county day,
tions and Aeroplane F'lighta
T ru c k Growers in Court House. Ad
8:00 p. m. Boat P ageant and have breti entered for the Better Thursday, F’cb. 4, to give • th rir
dress by Dr. W eaver of Ocala to the
Baity Contest thut will lie held un names to one of them .
Parade
Growers.
der tile auspices of the W o m a n ’s
10:00
p.
m.
F'ireworks
The s t a r t will be made from in
10:00 p. m. Gorgeous Pyrotechnical
Club.
T
he
physicians
tof
th
e
city
front
of th e San J u a n hotel u t 9
At 8 p. m. will be held a grand
Display
a
r
e
now
equipped
with
score
curds
o'clock
s h arp . M ayor S p e n y , Mr. II
illum inated boat parade, all boats
T h u rsd a y . February 4th
e n terin g to be illum inated and dec for examining the babies; the e x a m II. Dickson, president of the SubF L O R ID A L IV E S T O C K ASSO
ora te d , prise for beat decoartod bout inations to l>o closed W ednesday Tropical M idw inter Exposition, and
C IA T I O N DAY (Sec p rogram in
From the liubirs examined Mr. W. R. O’Neal, the secretary and
— Silver Cup, donated by popular night.
an o th e r p art of this issue) AN D
those
making
a certain per re n t for treasurer will lead the procession,
subscription. T h e
com m ittee
re
W E L C O M E TO V I S I T I N G C I
e-exanrination
hy two physicians and it is especially desired t h a t all
serves the right to run nil races on j
T IE S
the bang and go back principle, if jn who have not previously exam ined; cars keep in the rear. Upon reach9:30 a. m. B and Concert
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2 S'
their judgm ent there is too great th e child T h is will be done T h o rs - 1
1:30 p. in. B and Concert
d
ay
a.
m„
th
e
mot
tiers
of
such
badifference in 11. P„ speed, etc,, of
\ 2:00 p. m. A uto Parade — one of
boats entered. Flntries to nil events 1
the most brilliant events of th e en
absolutely free, b u t a deposit of live
tire week. T h e autom obile parade
dollars is requited a t time e n try is
will be on T h u rs d a y , F eb ru a ry 4th,
made as a g u arantee of good faith,
2 p. m.
ono deposit good for us m an y races
Line up u t 10th street, e a st of
as desired to e n let.
Deposit, re
F ark avenue.
Proceed dow n PaFk
tu rn ed to all bona fide entries on
avenue to Commercial street, thence
wcat out R ailroad Way to First evening of Feb. 6 th.
»* A t h k l k B t s s t s b M i y ; f e b i Slkt
Vutrvsrtf V e#H Jn’'-Pfr#hrtre<?t Yb iftd n efr
1. 50
Yard , Dash- 7 -G ram m ar
uvenue, sou th on F'rench to N inth
street, east on N i n t h 's tre e t t o Oak School Boys.
2. Running Broad J u m p -H igh
avenue north and Oak to C om m er
School
Boys
cial street, e a st on- Commercial to
3.
Running
Broad J u m p GrainPalm etto a n d Palm etto to Second.
West to M agnolia, south on Mag mqr School Boys
nolia to Fifth, F'ast on Fifth to San , 4. P otato R ace G ram m ar School
Richard Howard. Forrest MiddleR e a l H o m e of the R o s e m a r y .
ford avenue, n orth on Sanford a v e Boys
ton. Louisa Beatrice Temple, Clif
The home of the rosemary was orignue to Second and diapers«.
5.- 100 Yard Dash High School ford ('lea veland Bessly, M ary G a
Inali) in lite south or Europe, more
4:00 p. m. Special F'ree A ttra r- Boys
rins. Jultn Higgins, James Higgins, especially Italy, where it grow's to
. lions and Aeroplune Flights.
HAUL KUIIL, DARING AVIATOR
' 6 . 76
Yard
Dash — G ram m ar Boycp Ezell, Jr., Morion Smith, tho height of six or eight foci, either
10:00 p. m. Gorgeous P y ro tech School Boys
Ralph Went, Lois M artin, Law being trained upward from the ground
nical D isplay
7. 3
Legged
Race Gram mar rence Lundquist, Dorothy Braddy. or embedding its roots In an old wall. evening a t the Seminole C ounty tentious and .one of the most jsifujFriday. February 51 h
School Boys
G u y Bynum, Robert Adams, F red It grows In three varieties—gold, sil I F'air. The firework display th a t is lar with tho spcctutoi* will he th»
S A N F O R D DAY, S T A T E A N D
8 . Running High J u m p
High
tn lie tile tiig night finitine id tile huge piece oofmtiuili !
erick William*, Alice May Cassidy. ver and green
C O U N T Y DAY
School Hoys
j (air is not going to be id t h e mrcre BOOST FOR S K M I N o U i <>| s’.
Marie Mnye, George Moye, Helen
10:00 a. m. B aby Parade
9. ,60 Yard Dash High School Douglass,* M argaret Bowman, Lou
'1I’his VI.ill III " ,1 Hut -1 ■* " f-r- n
| b ut it will be a wonderful u m l glori TV
11:00 a. m. School Children's P a Buys ,
tu
m i * e xhi bi t i on id all t h a t i* lienutilul the uri1 I l f firework* 1
isa \\ uMi, Thom;' *" W right. F!v el \ n
rade, start at Primary S c h o o l Ad
4»n;
a nd novel in tirework*
Wonderful sidi -* t hi- tin •re will
10
Pul ato
It.i it
It ram mar M.irih.i Parri*h F ie tiln r Griunwell
dress to Children
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Met tu I b o m b s , af t er r eaching several tier <d wondi •rftil set
I’m ri-h. Leslie Alick. William O m ii
School Girl*
1:00 p m. Hand Concert
Tills t lelilí"
•flf
ign*
hu nd r ed feet jn t h e air will
Push Griimnuti King. Irving F’leischer. Charles \\
II. 60
Yd
2:30 p. m. Row and Motor Bout School Girl*
■l.l V Will b.* pit-.
release gor geous i . t f i O l i i e s i d f , ! 1 1
Brown. lack Stemper
Ague* 1’
Races
• Uir
cry plumes, in the richest tutoring nights m C 4 I Ulltlllol)
Keiilroi', Jessie
Mill -ai'll,
II. nt ,
12 High J 11 in|
Prices are a* follow»,
will
display
grand
liutsts
of
(startin
g
Wednesday
j
Some
W
itte,
Jr.,
William
L.
Harvey,
M
ar
Girls
D e ta c h a b le M otor Boat, about
thirnihy* li"->
1.3. Push mo hib- Ran* G ram m nr garet 8 iica Hriti
two mile«
F'irsi Price. 12 Ft Row School Roy *
Lovell, Kvrlyn I'e.iLuddy. Ito.v
b o a t ; 2nd Prize, Fdortrii Hand Lam p
11 Basket Hull Gullit- Girl* of F ran k Svme*. William tlb e rt Gd3rd Prize, l Gallon Cylinder Oil.
Sanfofd il S. v* Girls of Sanford h a n d . Margaret Giles, Ituih ( I. ire
Newton, M orton Hopson. 11«■n r 1••t ».t
2nd Race - F'ast Runabouts and G. S
M ay I'urdoii, Marie l.illi.m Mi
Semi-Speed Bouts, a out eight miles , Note
honey, Sarah
I'.tldwell
Muxw.ll.
— 1Ht Prize, D a y to n 660 S torage '
F!vents begin nt 2 o’clock p m
SPECIALTY STUNTS
SEMINOLE
FAIR PROGRAMME
WILL BE IMMENSE
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M axwell’s
Magazines Periodicals
Soda Water
Confectionery
Cigars and T o b a c c o s
A 2 5 c Want Ad. in The Herald
1041st.St. Phone 182 will Rerit Your House For You
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FIV E D A Y S Y O U ’L L
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N EV ER
FO RG ET
Everyone is in Search of Happiness
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15 PRfipARINO TO GIVE IT TO YOU SERVED IN A JOLLY
AND UNIQUE FORM
T A M P A W ants You Here, and Trusts Nothing will Interfere.
T A M P A Is Going to Show You a Carnival That's Going to Eclipse
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T H E SANFORD HERALD
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advantages of a county
FROM T H E GAINESVILLE SI N
F A IR
S
j
i? they would come to th e front and
help finance the c o u n ty 's greatest
and most profitable e n te r p r is e — A
C O U N T Y F A IR .
H. H. W A D S W O R T H .
Good Hoads Again
th*
folio wi nti excellent a ttlrle I individual« while t h<> oih«*r* slept
the Alachua C o u n ty Fair it took a concerted effort on th*
about
written by the aecrotary of the (tart of nil
G a in e s v ille Board of Trade in w orthy
I see no excuse in the world for
0f ^production in T he Herald, being our people not lining up man to man
both timely and very much to the behind the fair movement and p u t
ting it across in good shnpr
It has
point:
Thtf county fair has been the been d em onstrated to you what the
ajenl and a largo factor in doing benefits are and proven to you th at
more powerful work for the farm er, we can hold a good fair, so what
the planter, the land owner a n d the more do you want before you as
,tock Industry th a n an y th in g th a t sist? In order to meet the obliga
ever been launched in Alachua tions there will have to be a little
more stock sold at $ 10 per share.
county.
It has been a wonderful stim ulus No one who owns a square foot of
to better methods of farming, such real esta te is too poor to buy a share
‘ (i better preparation of the soil, Im- or more of stock. If you know the
p,ove<L methods with u p to d ate fair to be a benefit to the county
* farm implements which not only generally, then be active and help to
oaves labor but does moro effective push it along. Don't wait until the
work and lessens th e cost a n d also com m ittee looks you up before makincrease* the acreage of all feed and ing tip your mind to take sunn- stork.
food products and last but not least, The people who are promoting th e
it has been the very life of the great sale of this stock are busy men and
»lock industry. I t has ta u g h t the they are patriotic enough to give
stockmen to appreciate th e differ- their tim e and pay their own ex
epbee between purebred stock a n d th penses to do what anyone else should
piney-woods scrub.
The following letter from Mr C. E
Foote a b o u t the good roads m ove
ment is m ost interesting, alth o u g h
ho quotes paragraphs credited to
this paper th a t were really in an
article from the Miami Metropolis.
We appreciate the s ta te m e n t t h a t in
time an e d ito r rquld really become
a good roa d s booster. This is the
greatest joke connected with the
campaign. T h e letter follows;
Jacksonville, Flu., Jun. 30.
Dear Mr. Holly:
Sorry I created such an unp leasa n t
impression on your m ind, but glad
i created som e impression. A n ta g
onism is th e first step tow ard inves
tigation with honest a n d intelligent
men; then investigation tends tow ard
unity of t h o u g h t and action, which
is what t h a t association is working
for. —
I specifically and categorical o b
ject to my nam e being localize^, in
connection with F L O R ID A
Good
Roads, T h e interests of your coun.ty and all o t h e r counties In F L O R -
I
was proposed
He -aid
\ good
lair would noi only s t i mu l a t e b e tt e r
¡
" f ^ ru lin g a n d <■», mr.igc
’
t r . » . | i n , a ! r .t , , i ’ ,'
upon their brows. T hey know bow <I*v*’ **'»■ k. but would a d v a nc e lIn
to do thi ngs und did t h e m
When a
"f reni e st a te anil «nubi t e n d
pu hin enterprise of any kiml was
suggested every fellow rushed to tinfront to be a leader, they never
»ere known to sleep on the job.
Climatic conditions in that seen on
were very much against them This.
However, did not deter them
They
fount*i*t and won
What they a . complmin d was not «Ip tie by a few
R o a d ' " b o o s t e r s " lor F L O R I D A
I b e e l i r m n n h o r i uf l o c a l i z e d jealo „ - íes a nd localized e ou te ti t i o ns a m t
I*;1allied aiitagorii'iii', to ibe cud
tlmt ALL F L O R ID A may profit is
ib. p r i n c i p a l r» a sol i fur my p r e s
Ibe !
Mm •u n ir.
•fi .ill elice III i lurida
I s u m u s i , in i lo» e o n u v e i l o w . r«— ■
Bn*
l n n d c f'l a ml Itil' man put about member th a t (be peupl«» of a SA f t .IHM) (If t b* t.ur Tu •t art wil b a n d 1 I’ll iN «lint F l . o R I 11 VS p ro d u c ts,
II lidiT't It lui Ilia* ■ I 1,11 III' il I ' on« waul ! bollili - »limale, waul everyuf I lu IIC'l It . » -1 ■I,» , 1- (.! it I,» b . t ' tiling that Florida proil „»■*•' earlier
W»• lia v» »I»»/1 »
1a • g» laud own and b«»t 1er riiun other staleI alii
I b e most «•v» •■llenl celer > w h i c h
* T ' Iti
\ ul« I il.. » u . il v w bn
sur«',
would
it i««I it
Bible C onferenre at Enterprise
T he Lake Monroe Bible Conferenee will be held at Enterprise. Floriila. i ebruary !
. 11*15.
Mr S. D. Gordon, whose devotional books have brought jhlm into
helpful touch with people th e world
over will be present for the entire
session and will speak upon the fol
lowing;
“ God on a Wooing E r r a n d " —
Some studies in n gospel.
“ The Effect of Music on J ’/U p n
Tho Oldcst Gospel
A stu d y ol
an Old Test a m e n i hlstorical hook.
“ Discovering God, Uncovering und
Re-covi-rmg \ ourself
A stu d y of
14 Iw'll^m
" T h e Man Win» Took
Walk
with i bid a n d Never Came Buck
Tile *iud> of a biography
" T h e i « r e tjuesliiiii oi Evil and
the \ n .w e r A study of a prophetic
book
\
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uf
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7 A, -*1*.
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State in Fine Shape
In an article written for the T a m
pa Tribune, S ta te T re asu re r J. C.
Luning very rightly says by wuy of
preface: It might be of interest to
readers of the Tribune to know some
thing of the financial condition of
Hie s t a t e ." and then proceeds to
„ u k e a full, clear s ta te m e n t showing
, conditions in which every citizen in
Florida should fee! u just priede. We
following e x tra c t from
Treasurer Luniug's interesting pa| ht , regretting our inability to print
the whole of it at this time.
1 “ T h o 1 people of Florida have
ample reason to congratulate th e m
selves upon the splendid condition
v k h * .» -«w
m a n y ~ s t a t e s in the Union whoso
trenaury handlcs a m udi largcr vol„me of business thiin does Florido,
bui I am ronftdcnt in tho ussertioV
th a t thè (ìnanre.* of no s ta to in thè
[Union are in a more satiafactory
some
world
co n d itio n th a n
I» a l l o r i !
Io
" In the tir«t place, Florida has no
bonded indebtedness of any great
am ount, the entire bonded indebted
ness of the slate being only $1101,56?,
all of which is held by th e educa
tional branch of the s ta te govern
ment; on«’ might say. one branch of
the s ta te government owing the
ot h er.
i>n i he first of November* IUH,
the cash balance in the s ta te treas
ury, as shown by the books of this
dc pa rl metil was $ | .MCt.TVi s(l
Of
th is
a m ount
$5.‘< | , . V | I 0 7
WHS con
tained h i the pension fu n d , $243,tips 1 !' Ill l lie general revenue fund,
f n j t.'i.a «. 1 in the ' i s l e board of
t health fund, $671,731.27 in the sevC rai educational fund*, a n d the re
m is - l l i i — w u n d e r
ful "pportuniiy i»> 'tinly lio» llii»l»
with a t*ndh«*r ■»»> mamfc-tly t.mgbt
of I .»»»I
It -1 up M um-*" will I■< prc'i » f
to
■ .-a iib.tl b
ruad eomnns*loii funii, ' b e ll listi induslry fumi, ga me u nd lisb prgt cc
tiup (unii, a n d t he Florida n at i onal
fure't fumi SdtlfiOfilM of Sfi 17. 7 J t .!’» uf t In- getterai *»•i il» allunili
fuuds i*n band in principiti (or in' I > B«dle U e n r n l t the gilli-d and vc'lMH'nl unii is bel n g in veste«! in
•I «1 1 1•* profitable you grow a b o u t S a nf o r d is m a r k e t i ui cou-et ra t e d p n - ' i i b n l ol t h e Worn bomls m (he multile*, cilies ani!
y 4íf^ V ^ V ('^ W fW rV iW «V iV ««W «tW ««W v W v «E ^ i
A r, IV rt n ft U A d A A rt d (\ (\ L |1 (v rt ft f\ i V rt
'I
sub, school districts in this s ta te as
rapidly as safe in v e tm e n ts of this
ch a ra c te r can be secured, a b o u t 150,000 of this $306,000 h aving been in
vested since the first of N o v e m b e r." .
*
H. Y. I*. U. N oles
T h e subject last S u n d a y evening
was " T h e B Y. I*. U. and Mis
sions." T he program was very i n - '
teresting add helpful to m any who
are interested in th e missionary
work.
We have a m issionary pro
gram once a m onth. T h e program
was as follows;
Scripture Reading,
Miss M ary
G atchel.
In tro d u c tio n , Mr. Sam ple.
W h a t the B. Y. P. U- is Trying to
do. Mrs. W. E. Betts.
IL Y. I*. U. and New Missionaries,
Miss B uhy Betts.
Missionary Teaching a n d C ooper
ation with our C hurch in its Plans,
Mr. M. L. Wright.
Keep in Touch with Missionaries,
Mr. W. C. nray. *
Poem , Miss Mary G atchel.
T his program was in charge of
G roup No. 1 , with Mr. Sam ple
le a d e r /
a'
AH are cordially invited to the*«
m eetings.
* Reporter.
lyta.a*!--»— * — ------. , a >i ; « m > e « i z > U
Somethlno Rarely %cen.
It Is a question .w hether we bara"
over seen the full expression of a per*
sonullty, except on the Imaginative
plane of art.—Oscar Wllffo.
Ct0f>
a
cough
tx ferr«
It
d o v s t sp * s o m e t h i n g m o r o
s e r io u s .
. Ja
Ballard's
Horehound
Syrup
la
Tha
H em edr
That
Does the Work.
I t retlprei» m u x l i l n g I m m t l l «
tttely .
r a s e s aorenuts
In th*
lunK*.
loosen*
p h legm
and
c l e a r s th«i b r o n c h i a l t u b e s .
It
la a n n o f a m i l y r e m e d y , p l e a s
a n t t o t a k e nn»l g o o d f o r chl$* |
d r e n a n d n t l u l l i.
—r*
i Jj
V ;v8
D r i e r 23e, W« a n d §1.00.
H u y t h e t l 00 s u e It c o n t a i n !
n v « t i m e s a* m u c h a* thn ISO I
alae, and y o u «ret w i t h c a c t i hot-I
t l o a Dr H e r r i c k ' s l i e d l ’ep P *r j
I ' n r o u i I'taate r for t h o c h e a t .
J a m * aF.O a Ilard, Prop. 8t.Uoula.Mo»
Stephens
Eye S slve
Eyas.
C u re* Sac*
lOo aö jiw p R tro m m e p to j
WM. G. ALDRIDGE
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C, K
SUBTROPICAL EXPOSITION
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MID-WINTER
OR ANDO. FLORIDA
BRUARY 9TH-13tH, 1915
EDUCATIONAL
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Embracing-Agriculture, Horticulture, Floriculture, Domestic Arts and Crafts,
^with exhibits of Stock, Hogs and Poultry,- and the products of South Florida. Rac
ing, Polo, Sports, Aeroplanes, Lectures and Entertainments of all kinds.
,
.
For Inform ation or Prem ium List, Address
I
Kgfä
WM. R. O’NEAL, Secretary
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H. H. DICKSON, President
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t h a t of F l o r i d a .
condii ioli'
" I b e Slgniticull.ee uf the World
Wnr •»• the I’biitlghtflll Bibb Slu
dei
V »tody of >urr* ul , v•■Mi
ami I »»ni - pi,I itT liii'e w h
luid till' privilege of
hen ■ , At r i,..r»b'i - heart r< i»l
mg .nul
umpiring messages tasi
year are eagerly anticipating (his
year
!•*-. ■ »»I good Hong'
m.iMilng
$tJ.22H»r«2
d mi ri but ed
N ■ »•lie vs it tun r e a c h of i iit.cr a inong ih«» ilramage lux (unii, rad
pri*u
,.v -irl» 'v i
* fr.
a n ‘s Council; Miss M ary White, the
evangelistic Bible reader from China;
Rev. Mr. Upshaw, e d ito r of the
Golden Age, and o th e r Christian
workers will sjwak d uring the ses
sion.
There will bo a daily question
difficulty period, (or the thoughtful
consideration of questions and dif
ficulties in Bible s tu d y , personal
prayer, tem ptations, soul winning,
church work and other questions of
vital interest in the personal life.
W atch for the detailed program,
to be printed later.
“ Why a Shrewd Jew- G ave l i p a
Paying J o b " A quiz Bible class
study.
“ The Spirit'* Eye-view of the
World
1 -" ' “
PAGE THREE
in com petition with th a t of kalamacoo, Michigan, where it is gro a n
under glass at a much grenter ex
pense
Still, Michigan has the con
trol of ihe celery market.
W hy’
Because Michigan lias a s ta te high
way D epartm ent and a S ta te High
way Law
This is only one phase.
i would
like to talk to you at lenglh, I be
lieve you have the sentim ent in you
which will make you u tower of
strength for Good Hoads Laws in
Florida
Sorry your paper with your com
ment did not reach this office. Was
obliged to use the repiint from the
T am pa Times.
Yours very truly,
CHAS. E. F O O T E .
p a r a m o u n t is s u e " , (borrowing one
lock of enterprise will kilt und
well knowff to ev ery citiken of and
■
li vest enterprise that ran of Secretary B ry a n ’s slogans);
jUschua pounty.
T h e question is. bury
do you appreciate th em ? H ave you | be brought before you. If we expect
T h a t the Florida newspapers have
been active and instru m en tal In the .to see things lively, business good been the Good Roads " b o o s te rs " for
No one with
first work or have you been on the and going at a rush of p ro s p e rity ,' years is undeniable.
The fair sense questions th a t fact. T h e m any
waiting list— waiting for some one wo must move ourselves
ehe to do what you should have has been launched and has proven local system s of improved roads in
done’
Have you made yourself to be a M ini-»
All it need' now I 'j F i o i l d u proves your s ta te m e n t in
useful and been a leader or have some iiui'lung touche» which should thirt p artic u la r respect
you been led?
Ar^ you going t o be put on by the public with no
Yoji m ention " b e n ig h te d ” rounpush or are you going to swing on further ad o ahoul it. Cali up some ties which should have inflirted on
the back end of tho wagon?
Are of thè offìcials and teli thom how them " c o m p u ls o ry ” road laws. Do
you going to live in a co unty all of many shares you want.
you really appreciate w hat th a t
your life and never have your nam e
1 uni noi quite aure 1 knou just would m ean?
Who are the " b e
appear in print ns a leader as having whut I woulcl ilo in rognrd lo thè nighted?" a n d are Florida citizens
been one of the best progressive cit fiiir if [ w,i~ ,i l a r g o l a n d o w i i e r
I slaves, s u b j e c t to compul si on. '
Uen»’ These » n o th in g s , my friend, think, however I would d" a* u
1 really b e l i ' v e , Mr Holly, t h a t
that you should ponder over and see progressive •-11 >r**ti .it l.iv tt.ik «lui when you th in k the m a ile r ov.-r. yon
just where you s ta n d
, hen : '
fan
r 'U w ,i i nee oiiui y IV111 b e o i , , o l Mie g r e a t « -I l , o o « l
t)o you know w h at m a d e th
.great, n o r t h wirst t h e p r os pe ro u s sei
timi it is’ It was m a d e by a class
of people who ha d progress s t a m p e d
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FEURUARY 2. lots
T H E HANFORD HERALD
PAGE FOUR
T W P C A N T A R H U F R AT A
l O L j f l n r U R U n L lV iiL U
■ P P i . ifl.LPI I
I
t h!r\tz to make' ¡r’ scrvo nit the good conjfnand tholr full «hare of atten||Urpo#e, (}f which it i. rafia hie
Oon. The domestic »donee hath are
with ladles interested in
vidua la should a e e t o it t h a t they do O'«* display, of hom e canned g o o d . . ;
.om ething themBolvea to make t h e { Br«'**«1" and other cookery F to d u r ts
F N e ryT ueedsy and Friday
fair n sure«**», .om ething th a t ta k e . ®"d *
thousand and one a rtic le . (
u little individual trouble and a l d ea r to the fem inine heart.
HE Certificates oi Deposit issued by this bank are as good as a lu#lt
T H E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
little individual ¿ ^ q W r i u l l t y .
T h «' falr u' u a,l>’ ,n"w ' rom th r,'P
grade investment, as far as interest earning is concerned, with fiom*
H Iltt H t H I n i l 1N P R IC K . IN AD V ANCE
For instance, it la proposed to
five day», one of which, i. given
O N E VEAU ..................
lì M
over
to
an
ad
dress
from
a
noted
of the risks th at the ordinary investm ent carries with it. O ur Certify
BIX MONTH*.......,
.
I « hnve **Daya*' this year an "Old local or national orator, who tells
T I t t i F I . M O N T H * ....................
...............
™ Settlers D ay," "Frolw er D a y ” per
eates earn interest and the money is constantly a t the com mand of the
haps. "School Day.” "VisitorB' D ay" the assembled y eo m an ry , in rounded
It c U .r r e d la lb * U ly by C arrier RZ.00 I ’rr Tear la
periods,
how
f
o
r
tu
n
a
te
they
are
in
depositor. We invite interest bearing accounts in any am ount.
—each of which will oiler oppor
A d,an«* or 20«. P a r M onth
being the foundation of the natio n 's
tu
n
ity
for
some
particular
interest..
P ay r a l i la Adriaco M aar Ho M a d * al Office
,v J^j V . 1
Suppose you see to it th a t if you w ealth, the basis of its ind u stry
- -.
the everlasting safeguards of
E ate r cd Aa Herood-Uaao M a il M a d re Aucun 2!od runnut share in making ev e rj day a nnd
I M S , al Ih * Poalofftca a l Sonfoed. I'»« Id *.
success th a t you piick out one of *ta prospcilty
►>
P ad re Aft d M arch le d , 1ST».
Tllc county fair is educational. It
these clays and do som ething for
prom otes sociability, »stimulates a _
JWNrvOURBUSjHtSS.
O C n In l l c f .M IlvUdJnR
Telephone No. IIS the fair, understand "for tho fair,"
h
e
a
lth
y
competition,
and
makes
for,
not for your own pleasure particu
Hence, we say
larly, although it is pretty sufc to say th e general good.
M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVEiNS
H. E. TOUR
K. R. DEAS
B o b Holly's paper, th e Sanford
t
h
a
t
It
is
a
good
sign
th a t so m an y
t h a t you will get some enjoym ent
(« •M e . I ' r c ti dc n i
A lr * - t ’ r * ,M ,o l
Aul Csahlrn
H e ra ld , is always scintillaTit with
Florida
counties
a
re
beginning
to
in
out
of
it.
t h e orginal humor of th o genius who
a u g u r a te fairs.
Held, us they are,
For instance, too, there ware sev
c o n d u c ts it.
The Florida press
d u r in g the winter-,-w hen t h e - « t a t e
b oasts a number of q u a in t, queer, eral weeks remaining before the fair. is filled up with w in ter visitors, they
querulous, quirksomu a n d quizzical why l,ot " d ru m up a little crowd are the best possible advertisem ent
quaggns, but Hob has tho whole out- oI >'0 “ r » » n : a«”«l out *o m " l'osUl of th e resources of the different sec
(U nailed to the deck when it comes cards, write to a lew influential tions.
No pains sh o u ld be spared
and costs. Term, of ,*¡, >«t.
. . am ount to $260. It will cost from ity.
Please bear in mind thzt this rullun
to t h e spontaneous h a-h a.— Reporter people you know and urge them to to m ake the displays as com plete.
Purchaser to pay for deed.
,
.,
urge others to come jo Miami for
, n ..
...
$ i5 to $ 10 0 to fence this tra c t, and letter is not asking y o u for your res
C M II ANil
Star.
and effective ns possible. lo o m any ,
Sheriff o! Seminate Count, 1 „fl<jL
Fair Week; for instance, too, the ,
t
. fences are very necessary in almost ignation, and Is n o t intended tq re------O------C.
ft.
Itobinson
and
.Dickinson«
A [>iet.
1 of o u r northern friends -come here
.. _ . .
/
... 1 .
inaon,
... ..
.. . ... . . . .
, all Morula; th e newcomer will find movo you from office, or a n y th in g
F r o m the cordial m a n n e r in which publicity committeees of the Hoard with
Ally*, for Plaintiff.
the ulcn t h a t Morula is good
,
’
47'Tuea-ttc
tha Hanford Heruld agrees with the of T tra d e und tho Commercial Club for nothing but to grow oranges and ou t why. I t costa u p w a rd s of $100 of th a t nature, but is intendecj to lay
could
turn
their
energies
to
boosting
to
sink
a
deep
well.
A
house
nnd
before
you
m
y
plans
which
will
m
a
O rlando Reporter-Star th a t Oilando
s tra n g e tropical fruits. Show them
,,
. .
-r, ,v
, *. i
* .i
t
outbuild ngs t h a t would serve for a terially affect your position w ith th o
DEPARTMENT Or TIIK rVTEIIl'on ’
is "F lo rid a's Best In la n d C ity ," It the fair with all their skill* th e rail all
these in their perfection, of course
*
U. H Land Office at tialneeville. Fit
1s to bo assumed t h a t th e Celery road companies could be epeour- b u t do not stop- there.- Prove to -tim e might be erected for $ 2 0 0 . Up d e p a rtm e n t after y o u r present te rm
J*n. 30,‘ lSlt*
Notice
la hereby giren that Finí», it
ngrrt
to
tto*
thh
irttme
thing,
n
n
i
F
W
to this tim e we are Out $650. A expires, and 1 feel t h a t you are e n
itiity-Aon th e »eaboarrh*—M iam i- M e
nick, ot Wehlwa, Florida, wfao. u n f l
them by actual specim ens th a t Flor
COul
feel th a t there is u way for
horse is alm ost an essential; some title d to be apprised of the fa ct.’*
Tuary 2«, 1910. made Homestead Fetry
tro polls.
ida can grow corn, hay, Irish and
No. 0SSII, for S ' , ot NE», and if 11
Dade
co
unty
to
show
ju
s
t
w
hat
she
farm
im plem ents and tools are nec
B e t t e r than th at. Wc arc on the
SE *4. Section 3K, Town«hip * .„ultsi
sweet potatoes, a n d all wkinds of
Hange !S Ea*t, Tallahsure M»rt.| a,
g re a t S t. Johns river w ith all th e 'a d can do for the farmer and th e home- vegetables In the w in ter as perfectly essary und by the time these have
s i i c i m r s n ali:
notice ot Intention to male I , ,,,,
Under and hr virtue □( an rurutlun Is- Sled
Proof, to establish claim 1« the land th.,,,
v a n ta g e s of u sea coast a n d none of maker as well as for th e leisure and successfully us anyw here else in been paid for tbe pioneer's Î 1 .0 U0 • uvd
out of anil under the «rat of the Cir descritteli,
Jiefore Clerk ■of I itrytt
folk*. Miami Metropolis.
is looking sm all, but the balance cuit Court In and tor til. Johni county, Tavares. Florida,
tho disadvantages.
on the ÏSih its, ut M...V
the world.
Do this, an d you will
Florida,
arhrndn
Armour
Fi>rtll!t*r
Work»
ir
191ft
-----0
----must
either
sudice
lo
tide
him
over
------O-----plaintiff,
anil
I
ft.
Hart
I*
defendant,
f
wilt
have rendered an inestimable s e r - C la im a n t n a m e « a , wllnetae.
until his first crop comes In, or lie offer for .tie in front uf the Court llnuee
II
If lle y d , n t W e lt» » I " ..
Willis Powell, Ed. L am bright, \V.
T H E CO U N TY F A IR
door tn Sanford, Florida. Seminole county,
vice to your county a n d state
It It H o y tl. o f W e l l . . F • i
nuist go out to work for his neigh and aell durma the legal hour, of «ale.
L. S tr a u b , Bob Holly, Joe Reese.
C
(
‘ llo y if . o f W e h ls t F'let t ,
A m a tter for congratulation is the
Seminole, Orange a n d Folk counOn Ihe Flral Mondar In Marrh
F ft! I l o y i l . o f W e lt» »
I t
,
Hugh S parkm an und u few other growing prevalence in M ondu oi the ties, und possibly others, have fairs bor, or find a job „ in, th. e nearest
11 heing Ihe ftr«t day of the month. A I*
.
HiHIt 111 11 !• \ . (
,
,
,
. i ,
.i
, .
..
saw mill. It is well to face fact* 1 *1 .1. and a legal »air, day. ihr following
new spaper ' fellows, who are perm it
17.Tue»-Mc
lt,
(
In the older states of projected fur the near future. Even
, ,
.
. described property lo-wll: Th* \V**t half
county fair
„ . , ,
, ,
,
«
. I he conditions cited a b o v e not only ol Northeast quarter cl Section Pour,. Town
ted to hold down the editorial chain
. . .
the Union the county fair is an a superficial knowledge of these *
Twenty, flange Thirty-one East: a!*o
, . .
ap p ly to f-loridn, hut to a n y part ship
of such paper* as th o Clearwater
South half uf Northwest quarter of South
V;
'
J 1
established institution.
Its coming counties is sufficient to assure one
west
quarter ol Section Thirty-four Town*
Oally Optimistic Thougtit
,
of
the
co
u
n
try
a
pioneer
m
ay
go.
Sun, t h e Tam pa T rib u n e, the St.
• Up Twenty, Itange Thirty-two East. Said
,
,
,
Is looked forward to with Interest I hat th e y will prove creditable and ... , , ,
A small so rro w distracts, a great
,r .
,, .
Florida is a bounteous m other, but properly being tested upon as the property
P etersb u rg Times, the Sanford Her
They all have im - 1
and eagerness by the entire oppulu- convincing.
,s*he j* not to be found at e v e ry cross of the said defendant to satisfy «aid eiecu- ine makes us collected
ald, th o Orlando R eporter-S tar, the
tion of the county, and not infre- mense resources aw a itin g developroads railway station ready to turn
D a y to n a Journal, etc., a r e evidently
quently by th a t of the neighboring ment, and nil oiler a ttra c tiv e opher rornicopiu of good things into
trying t(W revive the good old days
rountie*.
The magnates of the port unities to the investor, be he
;
>
the lap of every arriving tenderfoot.
when th o editors really cut some fig
state anil nation are. invited to meet honu-seeker or capitalist. Show up
Florida (¡rower
ure in th e newspaper game, by boost
and address the peoj te, and even these opportunities in a wu> in
ing each other, through clever salthe president of the t 'n ite d States com m and attention,
lie« of alleged wit or roasting each
T h e (imiti 1 f.uws
has not thought it beneath his digDuring (riisjmrillu wi-ek :i churm-other unmercifully. Looks us if it
Fi /.. Jones, th è state gam e w'ara t t e n d a county fair.
(eristic
Florida p ro d u c ts will
l„was a n y th in g for publicity und the wity
den is thinking i>f cutting out thè
There
is
an
immense
a
m
o
u
n
t
of
mad**
on
the
court
house
square
in
Interest of the readers is not consid
game wardens. a move th a t will hot
It is an o p p o rtu n ity th at
ered.
T h e business m anagers will good to be derived from these an- T a m p a .
m eet wlth th è approvai of tho peoplo’
have to look to their laurels. p t 1 nually recurring fairs. As has been should not lie missed by any coun- nf (he eount) wlio b a ie un eflnienl
siid , it is an established institution l> within u radius of lilt) miles of
Fierce New»
oib ce r.
Jitni^s g i i , - * In* f e s i s n n s in
in most of the northern agricultural Tumjia
All such conn tics have been
t
he
followm
g.
°
•
, slates, There is nothing sporadic or l*f will be invited to join in this di*T H E FAIR
" I l i* trite, thè generai laivs of t In
C O L E M A N & A U D E S E Y , Savannah, Georgia
Reduced ra ilroad ruti-s and
T he weather man will be goojl to interm ittent a b o u t it. It comes with plays t a t e provide th a t il is a* m uch thè
all
the
regularity
and
c
e
rtain
ty
of
wide
advertising
m
ak
e
it
certain
us anti this morning gives promise
d u ty of ih r coiistabalary of thè
of «no of the greatest weeks in the tl,e season itself, and has been com- that th e greatest crowd ever seen s ta te and oth er court officiai* In cn
Sin h a «It-.
history of Sanford a n d Seminole ing for fifty years, or even more in in T a m p a will he th ere
force iIn game and tì*f, law u» il i*
some
cases
It
i«
always
held
in
the
play
at
such
a
time
will
lie worth
county.
T he fair n> an unqualified
lo «riforre
o th e r
criminal
law*
succcas in every particular.
The fall, after the strenuous work of the more t h a n hundreds of dollars' worth W Iteri thè gam e and finh depart♦
displays of frull* anti vegetables, Reason is over, after the harvests m a n y o th e r form of avdertising nieril wa* createti, ami | assunteli
♦
cattle, hogs, etc., is all th a t could hi are gathered, the crops all secured, (Set hu*y wtih vour displays, make I he dlttle* of t bis i, Ilice | went lo
♦
r them as complete a n d attra ctiv e as
desired a n d from the appeara n ce of l *'*’
d'tg <>r p K in llu
work with thè full thoUght that
or
pitted,
the
to
n
,
crtolied,
She
up><,u
cun.
and
com
e
along
your♦
those displays today before lhe fair
the*e officiala Mere oliti er* of thè
You will have th e lime of
♦
has s t a r t e d one of the visitors to ples gathered nnd the cider tn a d i. selves
game and fisi, d epuriingni. a n d th*it
the city remarked th a t Seminole it is a season of jolbt> and good your lives, and you will nnd it both 1 luti! their coojteration front th è be♦
arid
profitable. *Tnmpa
co unty would eclipse a n y th in g in cheer, when old frirnds meet and pleasant
ginning. and by reason of t h è faci
♦
the s t a t e in the variety und quality. talk over the successes or failures of Times
th a t 1 apfiointed mi'ii s e p a ra te ami
♦
O
We have nil l hut goes to m ake a the past year, and new friendship*
d i s u m i froui th è slierifis a n d their
Shall
We
(¡o
To
Flor
Ida
«
At
noon
tip*
wellreal lair a n d in the a m u sem e n t line art? funned.
lori e». wlnTeln none nf t he money»
♦
there Is th e greatest variety th at ha* filled lunch basket» are brought out
Tin- ai t i ti , ■ quest i no I» a ici
im *p e + * f..r i ile l'nfnri erniT.i
i f,, |.iw
,j|.
ever been gathered from the four u n d »prenci III l i te «li,life u n i )
pu: I : u t Of o t .1 Ilia I. > fil ' d pi , I I
♦
.ire r, .liut'il in iliovi- ni!ii-|.,|- n fi,,»
corners of the earth ('urne to San p i . i l n t e d i l , Ip » t h a t u u i j l d I , - n i p t out t in s .....m i r i
T h e y l.ui, re.nl no un! alld I presume rig h ili *n,
♦
ford Wednesday. Thursday, Frida) t he a p p e t i t e o f t h e ui osl c r i t i c a l a n d ul t he line i limale, iif t h e i rop-i
t h a t itu'st of t h è shcrilfs a n d their
♦' '
. .0 (. .t j,e splendid re- forces have n o t been active in t h e ^
and S a tu rd a y and you will witness
epicure.z ■'»>*•» d o e * diges- a
tho now county fair, the now idea lion wait on appetite, a n d health j turns for products. T h e y have boon j enforcement of the zu m e And fi s h I ' f y
in c o u n ty fairs' nnd .the new county on both.
f' u- r t h e r enthused by ‘ reading ,lho 1 law, taWng th e position
thfft die
th a t i s j a i r to look- ujion. And the
♦
After the noonday meal is enjoyed glowing seles talks of t h e land corn- work »houli! be done by the 'wardens ♦
first fair is a success in every par and dchris put away, the old pipe,, puny booklet, they feel that they a n d the commissioner, who a re g*t♦
♦
ticular.
or the more aristocratic but not want to route, hut still th ey rre-hew- ting pay inrlit
Indeed I know th at X
♦
0
more comforting cigar, i» lighted up italtn g ;
they do noi quite know the enforcement of the*e l a w s rest»
♦
«
*
o*
F R A N K MAYES
and lip* men . s c a t ter to t hi* slock- whether they have th e mean* to prff*«6 Vpully with the commissioner ♦
♦
Despatches y es tei efuy afternoon yards or race track a* interest or carry thorn through to “ ucce** nor a n d the warder* but I know fully ♦
carried th e *ud Intelligence thut inclination dictate and the women ,1(ir w h ith e r they have the knowl u* well that «me mini alone cannot
♦
♦
I
Hon. Frank Mbytes,
e d ito r ol tlie to the buildings wehre dom estic
edge to grow croft* u n d e r unfamiliar enforce any crim inal law in a county
♦
-Pensacola Journal had died in th a t science reigns supreme,
conditions.
tegardless of the time s|>cnt, or the
♦
city a fte r a brief illness. T ho news
Long ro ws of shed* are filled with
A tua ft ol familyL or o ne not able compensation lie gets for his work,
will cast a gloom over e v e ry sanc the Rest stock to be found in the to do hard work, sho u ld not arrive, Of course, th e shciifis nnd their ♦
tum in Florida for F ra n k Mayes county, a n d , not in ficquently, in in Florida with less t h a n $1,000 cash | forces respond- to the work when |
was know n a n d loved by th e news tho state. T h e lordly S h o rth o rn is If ho Intends to grow citru s fruit or th e y are usked to do so. hut w hat I ^
♦
p a p e r m en of Florida,
l i e was n there in all his dignity and bea u ty , vegetables, and m ust clear land, urn trying to bring about íh tho • ,¿
♦
self m ade m an , having been bereft of every age, sex and condition. (eneo, build his home a n d wait for closest cooperation of all of t h e sher♦
« I his p a r e n ts white young and hav The white faced Hereford, the red, crops. In addition to t h a t he should 11s and their forces with t h i s 'd e - ' ♦
♦
ing tho ch a rg e of several .y o u n g e r’ hornless Angus, the shaggy, black have his land all paid for before he p a rt ment at all limes, und it is my
brothers n n d slaters.
Ho worked j Galloway, the black and w hite spol- arrive*, a n d $ 2,000 would be better candid opinion t h a t the longer t h e | ^ >
hls farm in Dakota for sevorul years ted Holstein contest for prizes with yet.
If he has b o u g h t a bearing j pre sen t warden system rem ains i n ! ¿>‘
a n d then attended collegu afterw ard the slim, fawnlike J e rse y s,'th e Alder grove or a farm th a t has been culij force the fu rther ap a rt tho s h e r i f f ' s ' , ^
taking' up tho printing business ney's nnd Guernseys.
rivaled, a n d there are n o t buildings d e p a rtm e n t and this d e p a rtm e n t get.
♦
and from the caso graduarlbd to the
on
th e place, fences u p and wells j
" A t the expiration of the present f ’
Is it horseflesh th a t inteiesta you?
editorial chair.
T h X massive, hlg muscle^ Fcrchoi- dug t h u t is u different proposition, team of tho w ardens I intend to d i s - ‘ ♦ ’
♦
F ran k Mnyea was a p ow er for ons and N orm ana ute ranged along Too m an y failures h av e been made continue the present ward system in '•
In
Florida
alreadj
because
the
new
practically all of the counties, nnd in
good in his adopted s tate of Florida. side of the slender, fleht racers and
He wait, twico elected ns delegate .to i trotters. D raft horses, coach horses, comer did not have sufficient means the mean time 1 do not exjiect to |
w
tho national Democratic convention »«ddlers. brood marcs and colta aro to carry him until his retu rn s begnn spend any of the public m oney In '
♦'*
R. J. HOLLY. Editor
W. Alf 11AYNKH. ItuslnosH Manager
ilio liofilo of Dade C o u n ty a» indi-' crowded
OUR CERTIFICATES OF D EPO SIT
T
P E O P L E S BA N K OF S A
SANFORD, FLA.
r
-a.—1«
ShipYour Early Fru its and Vegetables
To a safe and reliable house. Write
us lor quotations. We never overquote to influence shipments. :: ::
■ fey
mm
An Income Now
Beautiful 7-room bungalows, hot
and cold water, on improved veg
etable farm. 700 tine Minorca
and Wyandotte chickens, incuba
tors, coops, brooders, best model
pens, horse and wagon, barn.
A BARGAIN
GOING
and wua an original Wilson man in
Florida. He was president of tho
Florida Press Association in 1913
and during his tetm was mentioned
for Govornor but declined tho honor.
lloneat in his convictions, up
right, m oral, fearless and a most
gifted w riter, Frank M ayes will be
missed from the ranks of th e Florida
editors a n d we who knew him best
motlrn him liken brother.. The Hora ld c ito n sd sym pathy to M rs. Mayes
a n d 1 the children In their berevae*
m ent.
not lacking in numbers und variety.
Do your fundes run to tho more
plebian swine? Visit the pens »hero
the Poland Chinn, tho Ilorkshirea,
the Essex, tho Suffolk and Tarnworts wallow in comfort nnd con
tentm ent in their beds of straw .
Veritable aristocrats of tho swinish
breeds are they, groomed and han
dled with ull the care and solicitude
bestowed on tho finest.racehorse. It
is hard to believe th a t thoy are reluted In the rem otest degree to the
’razorback" of tho Florida woods,
object of curiosity nnd derision to
thfc northern visitor.
A C H A N C E TO H E L P
No one who has given Jho m atter .»In the sheep pen are the big horn* n y th o u g h t disputes tho value o f,e d , fine Wooied Merino, the more
th e Dade C ounty Fair both as an comely, smooth-bodied m utton
o p p o rtu n ity for advertising the pro breeds, Shropshire, Southdown and
d u c ts' an d th e advantages of this Hampshlrcdowna, the long wooied
Each
section of Florida, and a* a tim e for Leicester» and CotaWolds.
people to get together in a neigh breed haa its a d m lie n and friendly
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borly way for their m utual benefit; crowds.
Poultry, cereals and fruits are dis
b u t the*» la «omething more needed
th a n a realization of the v^lue of a played in amazing numbers, and
to come in.
A citrus grove is' not a paying
proposition until the fifth or iftlh
year from planting, ua a rule. Veg
etables are quicker b u t new land
does n o t give tho beat results; it
should 'b e sown to cover crops for
one season for the best production,
though there are certain »crops that
do well on new land, potatoes for
instance.
We w ant new people here, but wfe
do not w ant them to be a failure.
The cost of clearing pine land
varies from $16 to $50 an acre. The
having any special service work, by
the wardens, because 1 feel, as sta le d
before,
regardless of how hard,
when oi whole th e warden works ho
get* no m u tts . 1 hope every war
den to whom 1 am writing this
le tte r will realize my position and
will take if for granted th a t my
action In this m atter is in my ¿pin
ion necessary for tho good of tho
departm ent. t 1 know that tho reHulta will he b e tte r enforcement of
th e law,
" I n conclusion, I desire to say I
appreciate the services th a t . you
qunlity of tho land hasTtothing to d o 1 have rendered th e departm ent und I
with the price of clearing. .Pine land te g re t th a t the conditions dem and
with no undergrowth nnd a few big th u t 1 take this action. I desire
trees m ay be very good cirtus land fu rth e r to say th a t if you wish to be
jand would be very cheap to clear.
Land with a ver$ heavy growth of,
say, palm etto would cost upwatds of
$50 to d e a r and would be equally
good land, though of a different
type. Say. th a t the averagu is $26,
making the cost of a te n acre tract
relieved of the responsibilities of
the office a t the close of the present
season, namely: Feb. 20th, I will re
lievo you of the duties of the office,
for aa I soe i( there wilt tie n o th in g
in it fer you to continue to serve
th a t date except reeponsibil-
We have some very cheap tracts of pas
ture or ranch lands.
Good general farming and citrus fruit
lands.
Some of the very best truck lands in the
famous Celery- Delta o f Sanford adapted
4 to the Sanford system of sub-irrigation
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4 and intensive system o f farming.
P rices
and terms very reasonable. *
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Several city lots and homes for sale on terms
that may suit Jyou.
A constant demand for houses and rooms.
List your property with us, we will sell or rent ii
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He fol H Bt ,h c ,’lllow 8 l , n d !
Cel the H abit!
Viali the Pillow
Staad.
Holden of Orlando is the
of her sister, Mrs. W. F.
^ l e y and will remain for th e fair.
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Oranre boxes with hoops always
| n «oik. at F. F. Dutton*».
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Ctair House. Crazy, Lunatics. nl
tke 1‘lllow Sland!
LimburRer cheese, Hollnnd herand yeast cakes at Simon'*.
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0. A. Talley representing S aylor’s
Portland c e m e n t w a s In t h e city y e s
terday mingling w ith
h is
m any
friends.
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Dr. C. L. H ru n tfa g e* O s t e o p a t h ,
Ftnt National B nnk Bldg., Monday,
Wednesday a n d Friday, 11 u. m. to
5 p. m.
Gel » Tree Ticket for a Kuzy
Kerncr Kuahlon.
S. L. Smart of Jacksonville spent
Sanday at the Huskins home where
M r * . Smart, who was formerly Mtss
Mildred Buskin» has been visiting
for several weeks.
* Broom Holder»—They are free.
Get them at Lefllers.
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Koxy Korner Kushlons for your
Koiy Korner at the Pillow Stand.
Chickens and Eggs You run get
any kind you w a n t at 1««filer's.
Bi-'Jti
T M Mi ( 'a rt by, manager "f tie
Prmt Trade J o u rn a l ntul Prndure
Record of Chicago paid the Herald
OlTScr a vi*1' yesterday
He has been
in Sanford
FREE Koiy. K orn e r Cushions givStand.
each da y at the Pillow
Ask for tickets. F R E E !
After the first of January. 1!>16 I
will not be responsible fur any debt
contrad«*«! by a n y person but toy
self. C. R H app ersett
tl-M<
At J. D.
Roberts
Seed P oti toes
•I. a t l-cfflert.
Roquefort
Cheese
IIk
s t a t e « that Mr
Horn* 1- »Jowly
s i n k i n g , ill»" tli.il l i t tl e John I l y i n . «it
lui« bee ll taken s u d d e n l y ill »l uce
thei r .«rriv.il in l.i«i*rr
FREE
en « «> a '
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t « u*hioiv» gl» III. Pill«« m
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A full line
all the time
•. Roberts
NexttoPosIoffice
Phone 39
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will b e t r a n s u d e d . o wi ng t«> r.
m e e t i n g of Thur»«!« v ciieceltutl
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In un effort to n«eet their im b 'b tedness to the city fo r paving d o n e
aro u n d their p ro p e rty the Cutholic
ladies «»f Sanforti will run a n-*taurant ip the Hynes 1«nibbi g d u rin g
the fair.
Tin* patronage of t ite pi l l i l o i» s o
licited .
Inforiuatioh Booth*
T h c t e will hu several information
Itooths on the rtroot during the fair,
anvong thdm being o n e of tho D. A.
Caldwell & Co., in front of th e ir
»tore. T he Herald contains «11 t h e
necessary information today a m i
a n y o n e wanting f u r th e r information
can gut it from tho booths.
" R e - M a k in g a P r c a c n t I)»y F a ith "
N e x t Sunday n ig h t, 7 o'clock, th«*
pastor of the Congregational c h u rch
will begin a m ie» of four num bers,
with th e above tith* for th«* m onth
of F ebrua ry. To all who an* seeking
a firm foundation for a practical,
work u «lay belief tin» sorie» will
prove of great v alu e.
it is th is
c h u r c h ’s purpoy» to be of real «id t o
an y w ho may find themselves in a
maze of religious petplexity.
Tho next musical prelude will al»°
bo given next S u n d a y night, »poetai
music bfing prepared for the occa
sion. See program la te r this week.
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A t ablwell.
F.«»ierby ,.tii| Mr»
Tho ma *. .“»r
At.-»«
l!*-»»le K y ton litui le»»t.
\A heeler
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Mr* Neil «on und Mr.» Levy of
Broukly tr Mas* are guest.« in tim
illy
They an* «lotniciled with Mrs.
II. L Jon es.
NIr . anil Mrs. AA. E. Scoggins are
Atilling t lie [tret liest ìlllairp of t h e c x p e ite d from P ittsb u rg to spend
■m .» a» t Io .ft« *r In ni li p i r t y K n I lit- ■firing monili» In S. tifoni.
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will . Il 1'«* 1n l in* MVrCiUii floor i»v» r K will.
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It is suit! to for, Jax; Karl Knhl. Urlando, Win. vidual raW* were Iced In green and m instrel favorite* th a t this city has
of the visitors to see
In* one of th e line«t axpo«it!nns of pratN Chal. JIalftern, Tom Palmer, ' I"»*' and the ice cream too was in e v e r had the o p p o rtu n ity of wit
The com pany _ is « . l a r g e
tliis kiml ever exhibited at a fair in E D«*Banna. Chas. Karl. W inter Die sum«* colors. Mrs. ( laude Hern- nessing.
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and
contains
t h e mimes of m any
pi:r k ; I E Plnunder, St Augustin«*; ’d " 1 nnd Mr’*- hr«*«! Wnlsmnn as| this section «tí Florida,
II It Forster. Jax. K Odaki, Day“erving
T h e afternoon p rom inent minstrel ro muffin ns, sin g
ers a n d «lancer». All th«* scenery is
t, 0 ..
J A Murrell.
Pt T a m p a , hours were pleasantly spent in the
< lint» Fr u i t s and Aeget abb*»
Ltzzin A. Kell*. Blanche L Kells, enjoym ent of music und readings. s aid to he now and elaliorate, while
Thv citrus Í rut is ami vegetable
A.; D AYKeeler
ami Wife, Mt*. -1
' V Barnes, as always de «II new songs, new jokes and new
di'filays are to In* hi the budding Tro
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J i r o o k l vn. N A I. T. Hunt, AA
next to t h«* Pico Hotel on ( oin- ••
Howard. U v n d o ;
E. E. T an n e r,
Experiences," responding th e feuttires is a new net or sketch
nierci.il «tr«*c*t tiinl the ilisftlny is nl- i
with
"A
School
Boy’s Experience.” w ritten nnd staged by Mr. O'H rion
AA'
It. P revail.
ready assum ing large proportions ^ ,ir 1 '*
t 'It*, u d r ib r n tlo n and Mr*. which he calls ” l>«*mori Kurr^ or a
Moore's St niton; A A Eh«*rltart. Mr*
and j>r«itms«*s to be one of th e finest
Jeannette, Pa . Mrs. M M adden. II John T hom as rendered a beautiful D ry T o w n ." it «leal* in il lu tm ir displays at the (zir. Ail those who
D Wnldrutli. Rochester, N A . T. I. duel, while Mrs. Geo Hoy. Mio is ou.» m anner with the prohibition
desire to am* the fruit» and veget
one of Sanford's sw eetest singers question, and like all of Mr. O 'B riens
ables should remem ber t h a t same Cushing, Oviedo; S. P. Hull, H ous sang a charm ing solo.
pluvious sketches of negro liftj it is
will lie in th e garage building on ton. Tex.; S teve Wilson, Oviedo:
full of bright w m iris m s and la u g h
Enjoying
the
hospitality
of
their
Mi»» Flore tire Beticluim. Buffalo,
Commercial s tre e t next to tin* Pico
Mesdames ter compelling situations.
N A'.; Mrs. It. R. Roberts. Chulu- gracious hostess were
Hotel.
T h is is the first time this hig
ota; II. C. C onrad r.nd wife, G rand AA'in. M cKinnon, Roy Symes, R. E.
m
instrel
has ever- visited Sanford
Tolar.
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Rapids, Mich.; J. T. West. Ky..
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the
people should (cel ju s tly
holder,
Geo.
Fox,
Geo.
Hoy,
Cluude
( onoloy Shoots Him self
T. C. Monroe, Jux; J. W. Johnson,
prouil
of
having tin o p p o rtu n ity of
Herndon.
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C.
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Hen
W. N. Conojpy, secretary of tin* Lakeland, F. L. Evans, AA'ayrross,
witnessing
such a largo .aggregation
ry,
R.
J.
Holly,
Fred
AYulsemun,
Jacksonville Berird of Trftdu while Ga., J. D. Mack, Ural«.
It was a fte r
F rank T a lb o tt, J. D. Parrish, W. P. of minstre) favorites.
temporarily deranged shot himself
Carter, Minnie Jones, J. \V. Barnes, worlds of corresponcdence t h a t M a n
Barrel
of
(HI
Prize
in tho abdom en early M onday m o rn
C. II. Dingee, B. A. Howard. J. B. ager Herndon a rra n g e d with this uting in Jacksonville. Suffering from
T he Gulf Refinihg Co. has «»ffered Stalling, A. , K.* Powers and Mrs.
tru ction to come here. Being undor
insomnia he had taken sleeping pow a barrel of a u to oil for a prize for
Mumford.
s
u c h a heavy cx|>£nKe their policy
ders end while under the influence the best decoruteil autom obile in
Is to only play tho larger cities, how
of the drug it is thought he com tin* parade. This prise is w orth $18
H oute Dance
e v e r ‘Mr. O'B rien realized the pros
mitted th e rra s h act. He is n o t ex a/ul should Hpur the autoists to
One of th«> most delightful small perous i-onditlon of Sanford, even
ported to live.
g rea te r effo rts
«lato*«*« of the winter wa» the c h a rm th o u g h the war i.« on. and haa con
ing Kll.itr with which Mrs Goo. A. s e n te d t«i play lu*ri* S a tu rd a y , F e b
Death of Frank M a je s
Ite Cot tes en torta inoli on F ri «la y oven r u a r y 13.
Selected Seed Potatoes
True to name and from h ea lthy, lug for lier a t t r a c t iv e young guests.
Pensacola,
Felt. !. F r a n k
L.
Mayes, editor and owner of th e P en prolific stock. Raised umtor g o v e r n Misses M ary ami Louise DeCottes
Had Been There Before.
sacola Journal and part ow ner of ment Inspociton especially for seed of Jacksonville.
Dnshcr had evidently had experi
A delicious salad course was nerved
the Meridian Dispatch, died here and for our trade. Each sack bears
ence. Lasher—“WeTe going to have
with
coffee a n d cream and dancing some am ateur theatricals at my house
a
tag
certifying
freedom
from
I'ow*»
today, aged 41.
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enjoyed until u late hour. E n jo y next week and » big Aiupper a fte r
Mr. Mayes was p rom inent in dery Scab. W rite for prices.
ing tho pleasant occasion wore th e wa rd . Can you be th o re t" Dasher—
Wilson Si Toom er FertlUier Co.,
s ta te nnd national politics. H e had
Misses DoCottea, Mrs. Geo. De- “Oh. I’ll be there, old man, but—e r —
Jacksonville, Florida.
twice nerved cs delegate to N atio n al
.CotU'.i. Mrs. H ayes, Mrs. Uoumil I may b« late."
Democratic convention*,
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For Your Decorations
Mrs. Gasthnff a t
the >«nf«>r«l
| House lias the decorations h>r th e
Itnhy parade and
> olh«*r kim t
of p a r a d e and tho»«* wishing d e c o r a
tions should see her for th«* »ano*
T he b a b y parade promise* to eclipse
A sbury Park in t h e auminer time.
I
Nippy
I . -t Sul.both
Th«- I o . ««f right, »tripfieii of
nog'll v«i.» nr»t pl.ii«..! tu I he con
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i» lie.iveiily «nil« e p t lijri ha» (■«*■lil»t Received
Fito* line nl M u m p
ruin«i hi- gri-at.-r for« «, for p eacef ul
ed Gond«, nu I ndu. g * .«»ni-*»!••-. 1 o r
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Pimiento
Sweitzer
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follow Ilo iruwil« I" tlo Pillow
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A*1» kc gol »im «".i g-.r on«*
sii«* gol ont*, il not gel mu
Cheese
ABOUT PEOPLE AND E V E N T S
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Imperial
11<)TBL ARRIVALS
M us und ItitM' N u
In the ulAence of the pastor. Dr .
E. I). Brownlee preached to th e
Snnford< Hu use
Grnzy House, Crazy. Lunatics. at people of th e Baptist church Sunday
K. T Felder. C W R and. A t
morning, from the test, " W h o can
the Pillow Stand!
B U IN G A R E S U M E . 0 1
undent«m l his errors? Cleanse thou lan ta, Gu , K. E. Carr, Chicago, III.;
ho zy Korner hush lo n s for y o u r
me from secret faults.” Psalm 19:12. R. J. Chidsey, N Y city; Thos S.
U P -T O -D A T E —
Kozy Korner at th e Pillow S ta n d .
His sermon was very interesting and Ilium. AAtnston-Salern. N C ; Cary
t iinimunlraiiuns for this Culumn Should be Marked ".Society Editor'
Mrs. Cushing of llvimln was in very much appreciated, throwing D Rondi- Del.und. AA M Mo hai
and wile. W 1), \ Hopkins, At
Phoned to Mr*. R. A. Terheun, Phone 203
th e city yesterday. She was a c c o m new light on r.n old subject.
panied by Mrs. Smith, m other of
In the evening the new a u d ito ri la n ta , (ia Toni ll. S te w art, R. S.
B. G. Smith, w ho is spending t h e um was filled to its r a p a c ity with Illy, Del.and, W R. Braglcy, T a m
S t te Seie Club
la t. Misses Florence F rank, Olga and
w inter at Oviedo.
people who came to hear a sermon pa; J T Lafftery. !.. 11. W ashing
The regular weekly gathering of G retchen Schultz, Anno Higgins,
ton. J«v
Allen Fulmer. Plaintic.d. the Sew Sew Club was held T hurs Suidee Williams;
Messrs.
Sam
I)r. Davis, th e well known o p t o preached by Rev. F. D. H u n t, who
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Lewis, Jax; T W. Crew.
was
at
one
tim
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pastor
of
the
Pres
day
afternoon
with
Mrs.
O.
L.
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a
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Younts.
Ernest
Housholder,
W.
J.
m e trist will he a t Kolduns N«st
Baltimore. Mil., Z. Spinks, Oviedo; lor, the gracious hostess. A pleasant
T higpen, Clarence M ahoney, L. P.
Hotel, Sanford Wednesday. Feh. ;ird byterian ch urch here, a n d who is
Ben Was*. C. S. Gregg, T a m p a : R.
informal afternoon was enjoyed by McCuIler, A rth u r Yowcll, Clarence
to 1 0 th, where he wjll test eyes widely know n and loved by e v e ry
E. Brown. H. C. Kenzie, S ta rk e ; R. all present.
one
who
knows
him.
Mr.
H
u
n
t
was
Deljcioua refreshments S m ith , Roy C h itte n d e n , E rn e s t Gal
free and sell glasses. Ileadarhes of
S teinhart, New Orleans, L a . ; B. B. served by the hostess consisted of
loway, Geo. DoCottea, Joe Do Mont
y ea rs standing c u red with glasses. at his best, a n d held the interest of
Barshall, Pierson; W. B, Karting and ambrosia with w hipped cream, cake
a n d Dr. Fain.
H a v e your eyes fitted when you r a n his audience from the first to the
wife, Rockfort, 111.; B. B. Way, Day- and coffee.
Mrs, T aylor's Quests
com e to the lair.
Refs.: Dr. J . N. very last word, Ho began l^* giving
ton, Ohio. W. Y. Roper, O. A. Deer-, were Mesdumcs B. A. Howard, Win.
the
beauties
of
the
Bible,
a
n
d
his
Hook L o tert Club
Robson, J. E. P a c e (Celery K ing),
Deering. Jax, C. B. Robinson, Or McKinnon» R. L. Peck. F .-h —AA'oodD. A. Caldwell (m erchant).
t3 - 3 t c sermon was based on the corn.st™. J. C. B ennett was th e gra
pro mines* offered by P h ara o h to lando; J C. Der vaut. Brooksville; it. rufl, C. H Din gee and Miss Mamie
cious hostess to the m em b ers of the
G e t the lljihil! Visit the Pilliti Moses when Moses dem anded th at F. Well- Gainesville; Mrs. Ellison
Devlin.
Book Lovers Cl ub T h u rs d a y afterthe children of Israel be allowed to Adams. Count Yon Lovenheimer.
S ,a n d
uoon.
An a lp h a b e tic exam ination
N.
».
m
y
.
F.
M.
Palm
er,
llatrisgo;
Pharaoh
was
likened
to
S
atan,
Fat S a le ! ! !
K’rcrv BVrfc liridqt
c
o
n
test
furnished much a m u s e m e n t
T h re e lots lacing Park on M y rtle and the land of Egypt to his tetri- burg, Pa.; Chas, Medinkow, New
Mrs. C M Vorce delightfully en- a n d an opportunity' to go to school
a v e n u e and S e v en th street. Desir . lory: the speaker adm irably fitted ¡ Orleans, la* ; Harry (jovon. Atlanta,
all over again. A four course lun*
^
ably located lor hotel nr residence. the te m p tatio n s of the present d ay G n.: H l.epot. New York city. K 1»
cheon was served, consisting of
Sm
ith.
Rochester,
N.
Y.;
Krank
T
,H,lf
(
lul’
*
,
*h
»
f
a
r
m
i
n
g
B eautiful shade tree s ten yonts old. conditions, to the same kind of tem ps h rim p salad
course,
C h a rlo tte
G
raham
.
T
am
pa
Tribune.
T
a
m
p
a
;
!
brui*v
luncheon
rhu
n
,ll“
y
nl
her
no o th e r property like it in the c i t y , tatlons which were offered to Moses
home a t M onroe. A d a in ty course Russo, fruit a n d pound caku, coffee,
and
the
Israelites,
namely
to
s
t
a
y
on
Judgo
I*.
H.
Gasken,
Jax;
Hon.
N.B.
A pply at once t o \V. W. Long.
luncheon was served a n d much en- m ints.
Enjoying Mr». B e n n e tt's
the devil's territory, or a t least leave Broward. Xlr Giles, Chicago, III.;
25-tfc
the ch ildnm .und
« 4 ^ .U ”
W ita g iW D
Ct. M fE a u g lilln won the d a m e s Polk, Luke, Fox, M cLaulln,
.» All UiWAw-w.hw-iiu.ve--r»ocns To 'XTr«***-,territory, nu t th e speakers ex h o rte ^ M r. a n d Mrs. J. F. N othing. H. F. ” fH.
(his week should phone one of t h e his hrarers to do ns Moses did, t Runge, Elgin. 111.; A. C. Masks. jirizo, a fine book. T h e members of A be rn ath y , J. T. B rady, F red Wilhtrnks or all th re e of them, n$ t h e remove just ns -far from th e devil's S avannah, Go-: S. T. Jackson, Jax; t he club present were Mesdames liama, R. E. Tolar, Roy Symes,
h a n k s will endeavor to see th a t t h e territory ns possible, nnd not to leave H. C. .Cohen, N. Y. city; G. W Vorctn M cLaughlin, G. F. Smith, Brownlee, Wallace and G raddick.
M argaret Barnes, W. 1>. Holden,
visitors to the city are pro v id ed the rhildren or the property on his Simmon-.. Miss Lane»hu»heurgt-r,
Forrest Lake. T. A Neal and W. It.
1‘rmonal Man lion
with beds. *
domains, und make no compromises Jax; It Knowlton, Toronto, Cun.; I Anno.
C,
A.
Clark,
R
M.
Coleman,
J
a
x
;
Mrs. A E, Housholder, who has
Follow the crow ds I« the Pillow with the devil.
been
visiting her son. Dr W. E.
At both the morning nnd evening R. K Ru««ell. Starke: Claxton LyS ta n d . Yes, he got one. you got o n e
/'rlm-illu Club
services earnest prayers were offered ons, f hr. ..go ll 1 . John Knowles and
Housholder
left for her new h o m e
S he got one. if not get one.
Mrs. J l> Huberts graciously en
in Indiali of Mr» H ym an's father wife, .1 N K i ^ k. N A i-it>. Mr
at
Gainesville
today. <.
tertained the Priscilla Club T hurs
M rs
1)
Farris, forrnerlv
who
I»
lying
at
the
point
of
dea
th
at
and
f
E
Potter.
Boston.
day afternoon, p u ttin g the members
MiM Mu> Hushm* urriv.-<i Sunday
( ‘ Wickinen, Eiber JenNJrs. Jami's Howard o f W ilm ing
Jasper, Flu , a n d for Rev a n d Mrs. Mass . 1
to work upon the lust lot of carna
with her luth* son a n d will spend se v
kins, Harry J a rre tt. Jr., Urlando
to
n
, N. C„ ia spending th è w.-ek
Hyinun in this their hour of grief.
tions to be m ade for Mrs. Hill's car.
| oral weeks visiting her father. P o s t
Sam C. Cox, St. Loui(<. Mo.; W. E.
w
ith
Mrs. J. W. Barnes.
which will lie entered in the autom uster Haskins a n d her sister, Mrs.
llensh.tw. Pittsburg. Pu.; J. IL N ew
moliile
parade
next
T
h
ursday
after
In T h e Churches
S m a rt.
G. AA'. Kowley . N
berry. K'
S enator Igou of Eustis .s p e n t
• Y-l noon. T h at th e car is going to bo
Commencing with this issue there city; M D AA¡Non. Orlando; Mr ;
I
T
h
u rs d a y in Eustis, the gut-st of
Mrs. Grace Earl Williams, 1 0 i>
Very lovely is beyond question and
AA A \ntoilnl*!. Mr . a it
First S t . Sanford, heinbiuarter» for will u p p e rr * in the Tuesday*» issue und M*
friends.
thul 1 very m em ber of the club want«
Mi l l i ne ry, Hair t moils, Lace», i... of tin» p a p er |.aii.gr.i phn r e p o r t s of Mrs. \\ 11 Denmark. N Y 1 tty '
to ride in t hut car is beyond a doubt,
die»’ -Hosiery a m i
\rt M aterials the more striking atol «<>h«pi< u»u«
Mi»« llena Brown of P alutkn is
AA I. hilt each one of thi-se gay girls is
T I *») «• ,t ». Augu»t:i tía
ili«*
attractive gu,»et «if her cuui.in,
( .n l olid . V,iimioFI. .«iti !.. - i t i » thought» from «tur K«. al pulpit
lite Clift...
B M« i «* «i H 11r. i"k .i'nr**. willing to coiici-de I lie honor to her
y,,u
1 1'
p u rp ..i will l.t- in report one or two H It • *f ***«*, A il.,pi.*. M r» H B •
Mtss
Florence F rank
fellow mi-inher
Mr» Hill will adopt
pulpit - -each Su n d . tv
\ l - l t » to t he I lor-t
«
h
t...g««.
R
E
Ab•xutt'lur.
the old fashioned m ethod of saying
Ku/v
.
,
„ ,
,
G et a Free Ticket for
«diundie* will l.e *m «*« «»tonal a n d it Jax . \ 1 Br «•lit Ulihtiiori .1 . Fr it
M r (" R, Walker ami family, inHeine, meiiie iniev m o” in order
Korner Ku»hl«n
«lleìefor*. de» . 'i Idi- tlt.ll I • .■ 1,01 « M ! I
P : .la AA.ih«r K t; > .ih. to invito! lullin' htnekliulllHg from ilu d in g Mr». Wi Ikef. Mr a n d Mrs.
•V aliti MrGeorge li. m ai. i-imr. li ut lenii.mi ¡1- well .,» the rt OI. I.'
W alker, Sr., an d Clifford m otored
the .duh. T h e work and entltusiuaa message sportive church personni'ls muy be- N A
P I Smith, New Britain ti> di»cli»sioti ii» In who should he ««vet to Duvtonti Fridav
lust
Sat 111 day
« t o t i n g 11:>t,.f Mr* i om, ¡«iti re-tuli . n 1 1.« i *. -pir.-.t i «-.u h < Oliti
1
H . . r riI i t u b i i d g c . chosen pul u keen edge oil the lip[i»r L;*' ve .!*• mg- of 1**»u » t l.ri't a» i»lerpr«*ie!Ì H F
I ly I l i a n ’s hitler
Mr
t a i t . B a 11Itr o rt
\ JI. e P e r
M r s A K Powers a n d little Km bet lies of the ladles w tin did full
cr i ti ca ll y ill alni not ex) ' f i*•J i i» n* by nur loi al ili v lui—
km». K i.o VVill« . .1 \ Da Ui d , ( hi- 1 )u»tn «. to t to« d a i n t y r ef re shme nt s , ‘ de n have r e t u r n e d from u d r l i g h t •iti*«! Sa n*
cover
Mr B o r n e has
Mr Eimer K lt«*gur», recently «>f cago; V t / u i i n b y , E .) Phillips. • w Inch were nr a n g e parfai t , wafer*« I'd visit to N o r t h t «rotimi.
f,,r ,j itn,| made .< n u m b e r n( « a r m Washington. I* f
will lui vi- «liargi Maui ’ . - t ' ' N II
W F Bower», a ml colle».
Those present wer«*:
*
friend» here wie. egr« l vi ly it in b o l I i. «» pur I !«■ill : . r wo r k o f t i n « p a p e r J H i
« I’hdu
It U
F..ik. r. M« sdii un*» A T Hill, Il II Hill.
Mr Holdeti of Smith and Holden,
to | e i, rn of hl» I !••••»
|.|«y».iv;«
It..- (otbiwll.g 1'.Might» were ile
\ ( la i
If Dill» .'»uiiford . 1
II M I lotiti- l’u n i o n
Hi t o- . Tom N* w A"i y i- ..'g u e s t ol Mr J AA
( " i n M- IF, ri
M**i l.t ■ iiiorun,;
111«" ."I ) > It.
I I
'I.IÜllIlVl'l \ u t h "
Detroit I Rati'lttl« Hi. b D. vi-. litlin Jmkiri* N H Ga rne r. ■ Barne«
I) .......
itirn n e
" a t y.. n.i
Itaptlst Services hast S u nday
M
\A
'
Mort*.
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THE SANFORD HERALD
PAGE 81X
DOLLETTA, THE DOLL LADY
A wise old Seer once said i t was
impossible to improve on nature,
b u t the distinguished medical man
had never seen Dolletta, the tiny
m id g e t m other who will he seen here
all this week.
Now, in th e first place, Dolletta
has been m uch abused by naluro, ns
she stan d s b u t 28 inches high and
W H E N W A R IS S I L E N T
Tampa Preparafe For Annual Landing
their second child, n son was born,
Of Y« Mystic Krewfe Of * “
it wns also by means of the sam e op
Gasparllla
HAS NO SOPHISTRY WITH WHICH
eration t h a t enabled him to see tho
TO CONFRONT WOMAN.
Tampa, Fla., Jan. —.—Presenting
light of d a y and gave Dolletta the
tho
varied
beauties
and
resources
of
distinction of being the only woman
in the world (regardless 6 f site) th at semi-tropic Southern Florida, and re
viving
Its rom auce-writton past as Great as Must Be Acknowledged Are
ever underw ent two of these o pera
well, the tenth annual c a rn ltal of Ye
His Powers of Deception They
tions and came out alive. T h e fact Mystic Jtrewo of Gasparllla, named for
Fall In tha Presence of the
th a t she a n d her children are alive ono of the fiercest pirates of American
M other of the Slain.
history, will bo held In this city from
FEBRUARY
S a b t n lk U n llr iln
H un dsy school, 0;4A 1. m.
I'r s a r h ln g , I t a . m.
E p . c r t h L o i ( u i , Senior. ( p. m.
I ' r t t c U n i , 7 p. m.
P r i y i r M o o tin g , 7 :1 0 p. m. W odnosdoy.
C h o ir P r t r t i r o , 7 p. in. F rid a y
J u n io r E p v o V ln Longue. 3 30 p m. F r id a y
A ll vle ito ra to th o c ity have a c o rd ia l w e l
come, an d a ro in v ite d to a place In ou r
church life . “ C o m o th o u w ith ua an d wo
will do thee good.
V. E. S T E I N ME VEIL I’aator.
<18 Magnolia Ava.
F r a a b y lo rla n C hurch
February 12 to 18, Inclusive, a ttra c t
W ar sat on a high place n ear the
Sunday achool at f:4&. Morning aorvlea
ing a host of health and ploaaure-seekat
It
a.
ra.
Evening service« at 7 p . m.
era from the- "frigid io n s'4 above the city named E arth, where ail who Horvicoo aro hold In tho Imperial Theatre
ntll naw church ia flnlahed. Alt eialtora to
northern boundary line of th e I’ara- passed along the highway called Life ■the
c ity ara cordially- invitad to attend tha
dlao of Flowers. It Is confidently .ex could aee him aa they weot on th eir aarvlcoa. Prayer mooting every Wedneeday
avonlng
at 7:10 at tha rroabytorlan Manta
Journeya.
Among
those
who
took
th
eir
ported that all attendance records for
on Oak nvonue.
Florida events will bo broken during »yea frotn th e ground w ai King. W hen
E. D A R N E L L B R O W N L E E .
I ' ac to r.
tho five-day period of festivity, and he saw W ar bo atopped.
"Who are you th at sltk beeldo tho
among the visitors will bq many nota
bles of Am erica and foreign countries. highway of Life?" aaked King.
T aking a Chance.
C. F. WILLIAMS, AGENT
W ar answ ered;
President W ilson Is among tho«o b e
“
Do
you
think the public will stand
“I am Power, and Dominion, and
lng urged to attend.
A.SK FOB DKMO.VJXliAinis
for such u play?" “I'm not worrying
Tho twelve counties of Southern Pride, 1 mm th e m aker an d .u n m ak o r
about
the
publle-^w-replled
tho
th
e
a
tri
Florida, owing to their varied, re of dynasties. I s®Y Op 'and poll down
cal m anager. “ All I'm afraid of Is tho At Ihc S anford .Machine A l.n ragi ç.
sources, have w eathered tho period ot the rulers of E arth, the great city In police."
depression resu ltin g from the sudden which you dwell, fly mo w ealth and
EDWARD HIGGINS, Man«««
outbreak of th e European war and strength nre apportioned, dishonor Is
financial regulation at W ashington In I redeemed, right Is mndo plain, and
a magnificent m anner, as shown by Justlco Is done.”
So King went his way, thinking.
the general dem and for tho holding of
celebration" in Tstupa.
n “prosperity celnbrntion"
Tampa. "W ar Is good.”
advanT hese counties ap p ear to best advan
Soon th ere cam e Young Man, and
tage during tho m onth of February, at
nt ho too asked who W ar waa.
S T A N D A R D . R A I L R O A D OF THE SOU T U . a .
which festivities of tho to u rist and
WpftfAblv»
v< ;is'» '-r
o
*fttair
' i t f f W t b ? teafebrf
wI~am A<Jventurerand Daring, Bold
aro at their holghta, and tho words of
ness
and Hardihood. I beatow renow n
greeting to th e visiting thousands will
I**
Ar
Ar
Ar
Ar
tr
and
distinction
on men. T hose who
be .‘‘Depression Is an pnknown expe
Jackaonville Richmond Wathington Baltimore
I’ K iUdelpkia
follow
mo
gt*ow
brave
of
sp
irit
and
''»s Twi
rience here.” Therefore, tho Gaspa•No. 82
8:30am
5:25am
9.00am
10:27am
12:15pm
2 57 fra
rllln Carnival will be promoted on a hard of body. They learn th e happi
No. 88 12:45pm
7:00am I0:29rm
11:42am
ness
thnt.oom
es
from
nrdont
toll,
the
2 :0 1 pm
I 20pm
grander scale than ever before
In
•No. 86
2:20pm
10:15am
1:35pm
2:46pm
honor of the annual event tho rail Joy that |s born of s t r u g g l e . T ho peo
7 ."»fipra
“ No. 80
7 :55pm
8:00pm II ¿0pm
1:38am
roads and steam ship lines have grant- ple of E arth look with g reatest fnvor
t :25a m
I lam
od extrem ely low rates to Tampa and on those who enroll them selves In my
‘ Erre Berli nine t hair Cara to Washington: Klcrirlr lighted, l b , in, | Jn,
other places In Booth Florida from nil record book and reward them with the
’*( »inst Lini- Mo ri il Mail carries l.ornl Streper to Savannah.
points east of th e Mississippi river, and first consideration "
S
le d Biillninn tarn of the highest »lass np» rated on HI train\\ ,
, ttr
Young Man whistled ns he followed
from some points west.
our
ow
n
dining
rar
service.
Pullman
reservations
nnd
information.
More than u century' ago Uaspurllln the highway called Life, nnd cried
and Ills crow held forth In a crude but aloud, "W ar la noble!" .
J. G. KIRKLAND. D. I». A.
A. W. FRITOT. D. I*. A.
Next Old Man. weak of alght and
well fortified m ansion on Gasparllla
Hillsboro
Hotel.
Tninpn.
Eia.
Isle, which Ilea Juat south of Tampa, hard of hearing, peered nt W ar nnd
front which they sallied forth In search said: "Who are you. up there?"
To Old Man W ar replied:
of treasure ships and pretty women,
"1 am Memory and the Thoughts of
tunny of whom were taken and held
captive Just one« did the crew ven Yesterday. I It was who filled your
ture Into Tampa's bay—Tampa was heart with friends nnd clothed your
nothing more than n fishing hamlet mind with th»' good memorials of n
then but they were forced to bent a glorious past
I took from you your
quick retreat by th e men In the rnrrt- nrtn. but In Its place I gave you some
son known as Fort llrook.
These thing fnr better, tho service of a de
hardy soldiers, some of whom fought voted friend. By me you ware made I t'litulucted by the
In the War of 1812 und against Un- poor In pocket, to beg your bread as
Benedictine
Seminole Indians, put the pirates to you wnlked tho highway called Llfo,
Prêt»:n ntnrv ( V
Fathers
flight without a battle. The comman but In exchnngo I gave you the great
der of Fort Brook, not being a nuvlgii days of your mnnhood to comfort und
T E R M S - *225.00
tor. followed the pirates Into the Gulf sustain you.”
und returned by throwing shingles Into
Old Man’s fare was lighted by bis
the waters, being enabled thereby to thoughts of the brave days when ho
come back fiver the course taken In knew War. nnd as he set one foot be
r o n CATALOGUE AD DRESS ItEV D1KECTOK
going out
For ten years past the fore tho other ho chuckled, and struck
ghostly figures of the pintle crew have bis thigh with his hand, nnd mumbled
fallen upon and taken the rltv. but In In his heard "I mind now that War
the rouse of peace und pleasure and Is the great thing."
not In the quest for bl ood and gold
But then there enme on tho high
The landing of tluspurUlu lias. tlli*>rv way cnlled Life Woman, who had
Don't play with - n
fore, become almost as widely known horn)* »mils thni War had destroyed
don't YOD curry >•••ar
among the children of A m e r i c a as the and daughters who hnii Wept upon her
ngiiinvt
landing of DeBoto. which Is also por skirts for their husbands that W ar
trayed during the Carnival The Cur hnd torn from them: Woman, who
nival Is one of the miMt brilliant iu< had dried tho ears of orphnns War
rial events-of the South each year
had made and stanched tho blood of
Owing to the Increased Interest In wounds that W ar had given: Woman,
the monster carnival pageants, tin- who hnd mourned War's dead, and
Have »»nr strong, r»'i» •
y
number of nllegnrlrnl and historical starved thnt War might ent
pantiles will necessarily be Increased
carry
youf
ri-k
ami
Uon
it
And Woman saw War nnd asked
this year, and scores of floats of him nothing, but fled shrieking nwny
K<-nM»nnhli- r
•
marvelous beauty
w ill lie niter» «1 from him on th»- highway call» »! Life;
Male-tit ers I»v warships iteroplnin and as Woman fled from him War « a s
nights, regalias, ilitt and night tin- silent, for he hail no words to sp»-ak —
works displays In 'h<* bay and river, New York 7'ltiii-a
a beautiful exhibition nt Soulb Florl
da products eu tho court house sijuure
The Old 8 ad Story,
W . J . TH IGPEN & COMPANY
and other ftntures are being arranged
When n plnuslblo, albeit shabby,
for the entertainm ent of the visitor«
'
AG EN TS
Tli»v carnival will excel the fetes of stranger approached the thrifty house
Southern Europe In uniqueness. If not wife and ofTi-red to Inutall an Hoctrlo
In splehilnr, nnd every visitor will b»- bell for nlmont nothing »ho f«-lt th at
It wnn lmr duty to gtvo b|m tho Job.
well eared for by the populace
Ho lookoil nn If ho no»‘i]od it
Preparations for tho work worn
P o t a s h F r o m F e ld s p a r .
hardly under »ny vvhoVltho "eleotri
San ford ,
German i’otaah Interests are p er ' clan'' n|iprourh<'<! hi» ompjoyor with
turbed over the news from Stockholm an apologetic air.
that a scientist has discovered a pro . "I'vo boi-n out of work fof no long.”
cess for producing potash from com ho explained, "thnt I'll have to nak you a
mon feldspar. There have been many for an advanco to buy some of the-m a
fl
attem p ts Id G erm any to extract com terial."
*
fl
m ercial potash from I he many m iner
Ho needed 35 cents, ho said, but Bho fl
M ILLW O RK OF ALL D ESCRIPTIO N S
als containing It, but up to tho present hnd no change and gave him half a a
they have not been successful. Tho dollar. Ho hastened nwny for the m a
Wp are prepared to figure with vou on nil rln.->''>
Sw edish method a t ita present stage terial, nnd ho never came back.
ia understood to bo too expensive
u
of
LU
M BER and M ILLW O RK for*HOUSE, .STORE i
Tho thrifty housewife told her huBfrom a commercial standpoint.
bnnd about It when ho camo homo, u or BARN.
Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, window--.
nddtng:
•|
doors,
screens,
blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames. l>oxc>His Confession.
"I can’t sco how I lost anything. Ho
Onco a clergym an w ent to pay a loft a pair of hat-terics hero, or I ^ Tell Uh What You Wanl
K slim ates Furnished Free
visit to an old Y orkshire yeoman, who shouldn't have trusted him with tho
waa lying on his deathbed. After a few money."
prelim inary words, tho worthy m inis
Her husband wont out to tako a look
te r said that. If tho v eteran had any ot iho batteries They woro both UpttirrrtfgTtinppptitTprTrtpnETRPitiTgvMEintTrjBtititvxtr P3M5 " aan:»:
• -»va
thing on his mind, ho hoped he would “burned out."—I«ouIbvI1Io Times.
easo his consclenco and confido It to
his p asto r’s oar, so th a t he might die
Many Uses of Blotting Paper.
In peace. "Well, air," answ ered tho old
niottlng paper hns many other uson
sportsm an, "Jf t only had to llvo my
besides the absorption of Ink. If
L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E
life o v er Again, I'd flab m ore with ball
grease
Is
spilled
on
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or
carpet
and Icaa with flica.”
C o rn e r Park A venuo a n d S e c o n d S tr o e t
covor tho spot with a piece of blotting
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paper
and
place
a
warm
iron,
not
hot.
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C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S O P H E A V Y M A U L I N C
A llttlo Boston girl, about four o r over the spot. G rease on tho wall may
Largo supply of H o rs es , IViulcs,
flvo y ea rs o!<). waa enjoying a slide be removed by covering with blotting
npon tbo sidewalk, w hen her beels paper and pressing with a warm Iron.
W agons and H arn oas alw ay s
flow up and sbo fell w ltb great force Ftno lace and collars may bo quickly
on hand F o r S a lo o r Exchange
upon tbo stones. A lady picked b er dried by being placed belwcon tw o
up, and asked, kindly: "You poor sheets of blotting paper and covering
llttlo m ite, how did you fall?" The w ith a w eig h t If you aro short on
B locksm lthlng and W agon R ep a irin g In connection
tiny child looked up Into ber kind rubber rings when canning, blotting
frien d 's face, and. w ltb tho tears paper ring« will serve Just as well as
stream in g down b e r cheeks, sobbed: rubber. There a re many more uses
for blotting paper which will suggest
"V ertically, m a'am ."
them selves to tho alort housewife.
A B etter G uarantee.
Local Color.
Bo mo salesm en aro equal to alm ost
Successful Author — Yes; I have
any em ergency and do not spare tho
"o th e r ca r" when occasion requires. been been wishing for an opportunity
Complete a b stra cts from the re c o rd s o f
"O ut th e blank c a r la guaranteed for to visit th at section of the country for
Ilfs," protested a prospective pur a number of years.
O range and Seminole Counties.
Taxes
Sympathetic Friend — And why.
ch a ser to a salesm an of th e s o r t "Yes,
m
ight
I
ask?
I know It Is," reto rted th e quick-witted
paid for non-residents.
Successful Author — Ob, 1 once
salesm an, "but o u r c a r la guarsntrod
for a w hole year." It required several wrote a popular novel with the scenes
C. W. GOODRICH. Manager.
m om enta for the p rospective purchase? laid around there, and 1 w ant to see
bow the local color m atches up.—
to see th e p o in t
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Florida Tlmea-Unlon. |
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G reat Animal Show
Tho editor und Mr. A. I*. Con
nelly, the secretary of the Seminole
C ounty Fair hud a real treat last
S atu rd ay when they paid a visit to the
“ Dion Animal Show," one of the
feature attractions of the fair
As
we entered the inuiniuoth tent, our
eyes were first feasted with a most
wonderful freak of nature in the
w ay of a cow, Alice by liame. Alice
hna five i|uurtern. the quarter on top
of her hack giving two <|uurts of
milk daily und in the normal place
giving three quarts
The atte n d a n t
for our edification milked Mire from
the tup of tier back und we found
the milk just ns pure us from any
cow in the world. Then we were
introduced to Dlue Hell, the horac
with the elephant skin, .This maro
ha* all the ear innrks of
¿ T tithe horse,
yet the skin end tail Is like th a t of
the elephant; in feet, the manager,
Mr. Dion offered us twenty dollars
if we found a hair on In r. " P a ri
fely," the smallest mule in tin* world
whs still another feature.
This inule
Is just 26 inches high and weighs
140 pounds, and is cupabie of h aul
ing some 100 pounds
The Badger
o.r Grave Digger was another strange
fcaturo in the anim al .kingdom.
Dears, wolves, monkeys, in fact all
and healthy is considered m iracu
lous by tin* medical fraternity
Her little daughter, who is nou
seven years of age is » head and
shoulders taller than her mother,
while the little 2 -year boy is almost
as tall as his mother
This wi|l lie
Dollellu's lust public appearance in
Sanford, a n d everyone should cettainly see a n d tiilk to the smallest
human m other on earth She will be
on exhibition at the fair, beginning
Wednesday, Feb. 3. 4. 6 and 6 .
kinds of strange und curious animals
are found in this really rem arkable
show
If the visitor ut the fair
wants to see that which is worth
while, hr should by all m e a n s visit
Dion's anim al s h o w
lie will find
it most interesting
S i b e r i a n -Tlgert,
One is npt to regard the tiger as
essentially a native of tho tropica;
and many renders will be surprised
to learn that this ferocious aiiltnnl
Is found ns far north ns Icy Siberia,
where fl has become n distinct spe
cies i Tigris aniurb-rnl«i r- n s iL a id e
fol Its gre«i si. i . (tin b.-aut) uf Its fur
and Its Itntiinderiiii» I >\«- ’ >r bumau
tlesh Wide W.rlU Magazine
S. Sherman
BOAT REPAIRS
AND OVERHAULING
Launches and Row Boats
Built to Order
S u b m it Y o u r N eed s a n d lx»t
Us F ig u r e o n Y o u r W o r k
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1915
An Optimist.
W hen you hand a lemon to
^
timl»t ho wUl dig up a little i , | l r
a llttlo som ething else and a little
w ater and make himn.-lf comfomSu
—C incinnati Enquirer
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A T L A N T IC
weighs but 37 pounds, and when she
went looking for a buns hand the
nearest she could find to her sinwas Major lloykin, of Kentucky,
who stands in inches high and
weighs 1)7 pounds. She wait game
a n d they were married in Concord.
N. C., nine years ago. A year later,
^when their first rhild. n little girl,
was hotn, it was found necessary to
revort to the huznrdous Caesarian
operation, and five years later when
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The Sanford Herald, February 02, 1915
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 02, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 1915; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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